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New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
UTAH

TIE CONVENTION ELL VETO RECEIVED IN TIE
SENATE WITH GROANs AND Kisses.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 29.-In ttle Council
to-day the reading OF the Governors veto tho Adms
sion Bill was followed ny groans and hsses The mem
bers spoke Of 1t with mingled anger and contempt.
motion was made and adopted that the veto should not
be entered on the minutes The Council has appointed
Committee act with the House Committee to prepare
Joint resolution submitting TO tho people the matter of
convening the Convention draft state constitution
and to elect delegates to petition Congress fOr the
admission OF tho Territory.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
iGENERAL PRKss DIsPATca 1

The British and American Mixed Commission met at
noon to-day. and. after very brief session, ado urled
tll II m. tomorrow. No decisions were made today
In the Court Of Claims. to-day. Judge Knott delivered
the opinion Of the Court, denying the motion OF tho
United States for trial In the case Of john silyey
involving about S27 worth Of cotton seized al
Ga. TIE motion was made under a statute, enacted
Year ago authorizing the Government within two years
ssas s 1scovSfy Of fraud wrong injustice 10 the United
anu thit decision Is important as giving the con
sIfnclOn OF The Court 10 tie statute I'm reear to tho
nlkh'" required ON the part Of the Government and
lIOrint disseuted. D'"A" A'iu J"nSe
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
TIE SRaTE or ERADE.
naN1RsTIc MARsprA


NRw ORLEANS toar quiet 6nn;
AZ ~ Double sISo Treble quiet
AZ 70 Mixed 1'c or yellow; s1ae White Oats frs
Dd6e. Bran Al 81 sJoS 81 tsy ule, fot fsr
aEd S2s for Prime PofS firm Al Ss Bscsq Tie
Shoudeg Sbl. tor Clear RIO Sides and 0c r Clear Sides
Cue ms sold IL. L,ri arl sn Ole ~
eree and lO@lt or keg. Sucr snO and active Gia Tor
ehor IiGSc kp C,mnoT Bd9tc for Far AMI J Fair aud st6
sc for Prime Aohes active aud fsr hg Inferiar so
at 2sd3Oe Coiue. 0o5e ecniragsl 3ldsee fxir tOete
and Prime To StHey fr'n ssas WHISKY Rechrd sold 4. 500
@e Coffee ana at aszaic. EIshanse-senE no. Nsskori
WunIsyros n. c. Jar. a9-spirs T.epeatne Gm At 1es
kesn s <y for No Crude Turpe-spe en- a. *ieS Hard
and 10 6t IWos Dip aud Virgin. Tar .ioalT At 81 y.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
FINE Arts.
ARTISTS FUND SALE.


The Twelfth Annual Sale of Pictures con
tI1uted Ivy the members OF the Artists Fund Society
takes place this evening at the SOmerve Gallery There
are II pictures all to be sold and, while all " then
are worth bidding for, OF them valuable speci
mems good painters There is fine Twilight BY Ken
sett pleasant landscapes by sonntag, Homer Martin
Durant, wyanr Huntington, and others lust good
Wbittredge contributes an admirable Twilight on tbt
PLANE, Cropsey italian Scene, and Beard Study Of
Deer. BOughton has suggestive sketch founded or
Kingsley's misty song, "The Sands o Dee"
TIE WELLINGTON GALLERY.
For week longer there will be an oppor-
tunity afforded at Leavtts Art Rooms. Broadway "a
see the Wellington Collection. and the pictures OF viii
Hams and Everett. which to be sold next week 80
far the prices the auction sales keep up but
it may well DO questioned whether they will be much
longer sustained under tho avalanche Of pretty thing
constantly thrown upon the market. The studios arc
already In despair the terrible competition OF the
auction II tho interest and lberaty exhibited
at the White sale is repeated next week. may expect
spirited evening and large returns for this is colec
ton very little inferior to that remarkable In good
examples OF the best American artists this collection hsa
rarely exceed and the leading European school,
are also well represented Some Of the gems Of the gal
lery are GgnOux's Mont Blanc" Hafps Summer
Afternoon" Kensett's Newport Beach," Eastman
Johnson's Breakfast" &C., &c. Among the foreign
works those OF ZamacOs. Gerone, T0ulmouc,,e Achon
bacb Jules Goupil aud Meyer yOD Bremen especially
wOrtby Of attention
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
PERsoNAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

~ MI Roberts was iuapgurated President Of the
"'Pa'hS oi Liberia on hewYesrs Day.
49,; James w. Henry, n wel-kn0wn patron of the
behg tkroSn fon wagon. '~ ~ ~
-; The Japanese Embassy start East from Fan
.ee,h' uan tDnarov dsy
VIII thtn 5A fc ss Lake City leaving there Tor Oushs soon a.
he LnOr Pacific Railroad IL declared open " "'", ~ "
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
OHIO
PROCEEDINGS or II

FROCEEDINVo OF TIE btVIT9Lf UNH'
CoLUMBus, Ohio, Jan. ga resolution was
introduced tho Senate to-day requesting tho joint
Committee redstrcting the State to present such
win be fair and just It's operations and which
as nearly possible will give 70 each political party
proporonate representation in the Lower House OF
Congress tho United States TO which its popular vote
entites IL Tic resolution ordered TO he printed.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
SENTENCE OF A MURpEepe

CINCINNATI, ObiO Jan. 29.-In the case OF
Bt EburD. charged with tho murder OF his Mistress
Mary Jane Lowell, IN Clhcohe, Ohio. the Judge 70
day oseTruled the motion for trial ind sentenced
Bllckbura ~ tho Poniteutiary Tor life,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
POLITICAL, NOTES.

A State Convention to elect six delegates to
ID. philadelphia Convention fom Florida, Is called 70
moo. at Jacksonville, hpr1l 10
The Boston Congre0ationolissisn snot only shocked
a. Senator Csrpsntes rreverence. but 10 AMUSED ~ S
Ignorance OF tho svriptutes IL says: Tho ponosatle
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BLOCKADE.

MOVEMENTS OF THE GRAND DUf-G ALEXIS.
Sr. LOUIS. Jan. 29.-Tho Grand Duko and
ste crossed tie river ahoat o'clock tbs evening" md
took the " special train for Louisville. So demonstron
was made at thor departure. The. D1sc will saacb
Loui,yillo at O'Clock t1,morrow aftssnoon.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

A barn belonging to Abram Ryerson OF Go,
and eysral valuable horses beside wagons. apd
other property was DESTROYED by hre last Saturday
night. With ali its contelts toes about si9oo; Insured
for ts.Un. - -
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
THE WEATHER.
REPORT FROM THE SIGNAL CORPS.
WAR DEPARTaKsT.
OrrICH or rlEE CnIRP SIGNAL OFFroaR.
~ Ia q Int,

REPORT FROM THE SIGNAL COKPS.
WAR DepARTaksr.
OFFICE TIIE CnIHP SIGNAL OFFrosR.t
WASHINGTON d. C.. Jan %. 1872 p. m }
Synopsis fOr the DGsi fsoe'ltu-fOur hours.
The barometer has risen since Sunday after
noon nj ali stations from tho Pacific coast eastward to
the Hudson aud Atantic Ocean and the temperature
has generally faIhn east OF the Mississippi but hns
risen thrOu ghOut the Missouri Valley, the hghest
barometer advancing slowly eastward into ArkansaS
now i'm Maine Brisk westerly winds have prevailed
since Sunday night from Michigan 10 tue Middle Altar
tic coast and extend 10 tho East Atlantic ana Ia We
Increased to high winds the NewJersey coast pt
Lko Ontario Clear weather has prevailed south of the
lakes. and clearing weather IN New-Engiand. Cloudy
from Michigan to NewYOrk. Cold nOrth-Wcstc MY
winds have prevailed on the Gulf coast
Tho rivers bavs risen decidedly at Cincionati. s'si
slightly at shreveport ,,,
The barometer will probably continue 10 fse on Yves
day from New England to Florida. with cold North
West Winds diminishing In force rising barometer with
clearing weather and Northwest winds prevail ON tho
Lakes; Northerly winds to East with increasing
cloudy weather on the Gulf Coast: brisk Northwest
Dangerous winds arc not anticipated tonight n the
South Atlantic or Gulf Casio
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BLOCKADE.
OuAuA, Neb., Jan. 29.1hc train from tho
west that left laramie Station Friday last arrived ~
Cheyenne to-day. The road is reported again blocked
Che and Laramie we'll as wad 81 Lara
me The tra from tho west passed. Laramie ~ aociock
this afternoon There Is high Wind and snow drifting To-
night at Rawlns There about 900 cars 1t through
freight here for the West. The blockade N seriously
a1ectiD5 the business Of San francisco.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

s,r,rir rsgiior FrAr.n r'ifIrTi, sB MS. -of,rras
sesb,ship 90
ng Gsr,ck lJfffsr Rec Port Talbot Nov "a gill rllrssd
Ton u ~ioe! IN 49, icr y b.,
Lam, t0chrp P-- hsr, isTs With
8hs S'rt.rint Crl'e P'sh fiOl y l G isgi ~h snyoN
Arthur PiiersoD Bran, asTti,so ADro. Jaa a. si1
LIrs IS
wISD-sIai,yn. he,vy. n. ". -sr
DOMESTIC PORTS.
P,Rr-gs, EJNrps JIn 4ADged bTs .i-ns Ih from RiA
for ,ri.rl
SNAsNhu. Ga Isn ll-AFriypd .shr. B Br'mhin. iTon
htgi,rx. Ihouas ~ 81 D lsfr shi hisfAsls
sd p,Lef. s,Jt tirsi. bsrs Arbrlor JT hyeTgY,L
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

AnGes Tnrsh Baths. Lcung cor 18Th Al Os,tl.m.,
dsJ and all lgbt LADIES' ssd evening ks
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
5pc1ial Notifes
Tue Commercial Agency.
CREDIT AND CAPITAL

McKILLOP. SPRAGUE SC Co.
ae bout the J,nnsary Jul, suiAsnlsI voirAs
Of the
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER.
the yALrArLs Nsi Of the kind ever ps
This the only R:tsrs GSif: gv''g e'o'e e'"ae iths
Of each drn IN connection with their CREDIT flHsN
This aseney established 1882 aud The eossscAe
bs. become s,r.assd pSrk he hinsf'sss Tho bssk snl
Counting Room.
ASSOCIATE oPRiGKs.
JOHN MegILLoP & Co Philadelphia Peaa,
JAMES wM EIMBALL. Boston. Mss,
JOHN MeKIlJ.OP Co, Baltimore. Nd
TAPPAN, MekILLoP Co. Chicago. III.
TAPPAN. M,KIILoP Co.. Cncinnst. Ohio.
LATHROP McsrLLOP Co, st. Louis. No.
TAPPAH, McKILLOP s. Co.. Mlwszkes. Wa.
rAPPAN, M:KILLOP Co. Detroit. Mich.
TIPPAS. McXiL.0P Co., Tol,do Ohio
MOORE MeKILIOP Qunev. III
WRIGHT. hcKILlOP Co. Kansas City. Mo.
STRONG & BgDRNBERG. 81 JOsepA No
TAPPAN, McKILLQP g. Co., 81 PsgI. Nina
HOPE. MeKlIIop ( Co.. San Fraeco C,is
HOPE. NeKJLLOP 4 Co, Potanj 0reeoe
MURRAY. MfDDLBhiss %. Montreal. cs~~s'
MURRAY MIDDIBNIss Il Co.. To.os,o. Cu4aA
PuRCsLL kOss ca. AlbsoT. ny
OSces also IN
LONDON. hYBRpoOL MANCHESTER. dLj@sow. AND
EDlsBunGH
Plies P,c~ ISfKRNAL. sxrEGSAI s.isD md BLEED-,
ISQ posv- perfectly and pernsner cli bS ABSORPTION.
Also Trt,ssG PJIlSS FIssURBJ, PROLARStS STRUCTURE
and ULcsIsyrION Of the akCrpM OF LOWER sowSL vh,as
pain saas:e, nrEsEeas ani dssfioa hoS btr
BY W. A AccANpLIsS ~ Of 2Oll ATshss ptepbis al
=. Nhoss Hotel H s',0 ps.vU rhs' from :. psa
SsesAs sret sy~y r.ss, Of hs es. ssd ls
in ,cs.A. se,lht and s.sral s.ate.
The Newspaper for the Family.
1HB NBW.iORk DAILY WITNESS
the the conlense
Dlhes and Religions weese- Daly Report os
Pa Meeting choice SERIAL for t young al other
Ing Family Reading.
ts published afternoon and delivered u families
undertaken vsu4
Of NowiOk and adjoining ces. for Fsbes
wishing b- supplied their address the oc lG
TIN NRW ORK wkkkLl WITNESS page sA.,
ooatnHz Of sioelHI mse f,r ali,
\ price Of ONR DOLLAR pss snuumn.
The seventeenth District Republican A-soc,s ,ioa
will Hneh church hetseeu Bro lslY Bghtl avs s
1 (aiaadsvl EVENING At Jo'ciock JOkL " MASON Pod
DAVID b. MKIIsH. Sscy
NewYork Department Life Assorla lion OF Am spic..
Osce. ~ Broadway Ncslok Jan To- lJ9i ua,t NJ Al an,
Trustees Of tbc New York Department of Life A., on ~
America will be heds The Unlerwrter, Hal Btsslssy .
trUhNDAf feb o. lf' at o'clock for th
Thirteen Directors Of sad department
sAniraou hsreoL br order
| JAMkS ". BRU TON P-,io.k
Hoa. HILLIis BAKSs. CouSsiung aansel a8dllctssry
| q =. buNsEs, aioSner 'spd Sur-ruter.snf
| Post Once Noiice.-The MAILS tOp RuROPK dsa,s ths
-ee e1dng SuNsy Feb 6;s vii clos. a. thu Tsesy
At II O. IN. On Neia deg, All a spt " SsariN, s.9s
| - a. JONES POsts's,sr
| American fustifate FsrmerI CLUB. ltls Club mees
every rukSDAl 0clock The iusutnie In Tho
Cooper hudes all Interested " culL npIaTspcn are IA
Nt.l 10 attend NATHAN e BLf Ff'sieah
' jsaa CaAzszaa SeesSta>
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
LATEST SHiP NEWS.
iFor GlAer ship N,,rS sec tiih PagSl

Steamship Thrrnsis ~ Oh MeeJ Hamburg Jan TO- us're slh
mud islai lsih. with iaise sud pass 70 huphatHSto
Steamship BELL Brakeman, cla tlI foui spd Nfsh.
With ulsa and pta o Od Do.Eiuiun Sie@ ashp Co
steamship Wn T. CLYDE Scot, Richmond, V fo,ps hi Ngrb1
xlh ud.s sLd Ds,, 70 3A .stol Il tN
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

John r. Henry sells Ill ixsSE. PAIs KILLING ass
OL BY the loreI Or grisi
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

nIcKILLOPs SPRAGUE SC co.
sue out the y,nnssyy July ta.' so@AsslJ vonAs
af tka
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

BARK Achclpty iop- C9,sururlo- NJ rsie,s
Ike ~ssc Sotl BY ill Orugrsa
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

A-ihn, m'y be greatly relieved 5y as u .onssos. As,vrss
LIsIaKsr it .r4l lll,.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

RDwARDS-M COS EGAL-On thr 2sih INST b., Re-, II n
Gbhons D. D.. eburn Si4sri. sud dis hsna McOnegal
kessrk \. J
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

Csc RHS>Ss PAIN KrtLSs sAaic on, sir
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
DIED.

AA Notices Of Md,7Iaqes must BE- tadorssd nth hsr
agIae and 0.atresa
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

fbc singer N-1ufir'urHG fDrfDsn''s sewing bia-
rbinss sol1 Op P1sy terms.
pnG 9sl % .cs. = Va .a-BJsgr"
BRsSCDRN
20 Iosrr1 No Lob rnnl ave 40 ~ A'raus D. No ~
,.shn az ~ il% rni}r No So F10n-st BrpssyH No q
noneonrs u, !~sey CITY No. So hiososs a. HoSokes' 80
"Fsn1 g.. " "ii'a4ss1gr,b
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER.

the most yALuABIs ~sri Of The kind ever pse
hed Ti. ia the only I,frns svg cOe e',ma1 oitss
CAPITAL Of each 6rm a connection With their
This arency 1892 aud the GosssRciAl asess
bss become Snas,d work for he hinefs'srer The bssk ~I
Couutlag Room.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

RUSH FOR THE PIISIlNG-MORE PAY FOR THE
OVERWORKED Observation-Disclosures RE-
PEAL OF THE ERIE FREIGHT RATEs-RAIL-
ROAD aCJJEMEa
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

A LAGGiNG SEssION-Eo oUORup--Mr. wooD,,
CASE POSfIONED--GOy. HOFFMAN, CONgDL.,-
ING THE CLAIMS BILL-PROBiBIL!TY OF a
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
WASHINGT0N'

., ,r,AST FOR THE SOUTH CaRoL.sa y,
Contested SEAT - THE lNTEkNH HnrSoRv
CopYRIGHT oUEsuoN-ARGuMmM.lrS
THE WAYS AND MEANS 'D UOM rn'n,SxI
my rKLKGRAPn TO ThR TRlbVNhl ,ara
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They cant do without it." And
why2 Because it intalIibly reduces
the external sweliipgs, &c, which,
u nder various names, impair the use
funess and valnc Of The king of quad
rupeds, and also because, for sprains,
strains. gals and other injuries to
which hnrSe-acsh is liable, it is the
most trustworthy preparation in the
market Yet these recommendations
comprise only p"rlion of It's claims
to public confidence. During period
Of more than sixteen years, IL has
been recognized asa specific for many
Of the most agonizing disorders which
afflict the human tamily-such as
rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, lumbago,
ticdolorcux, sore throat, carache,
toothachc and likewise Us a peerless
application for cuts. bruises, burns
and scaIds.
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2 q 81 q -ss.2a
ATT +: E A CTION

"Ihe centre Of attraction
seems to be at the "Lmpo-
rum Of Fashion, Upon
meeting any lady on the
Street you will fad that she
is either going from OF to
the the Emporium Of
Fashion. Go into the
country and you will hear
them either talking OF 60
Ing to FoWler's OF Of hay
ing been there. 10 see
the faShions--the very Ia
test fashions, so to EoW-
ler's."
We'll ladies if you will come
to see us this season, W. Will
promise to send you away
well pleased with Or Goods
and prices. We invite you to
come, come and see cur Stock,
see the elegant Sock CT Milli-
merry, Dress Goods, Shawls,
Furs..1es the new patterns
used in the Dress Making De-
partmont. Examine our Kid
Gloves at $3.50 and S1.75.
Lock at our "Otter" Black Al
racas. See the handsome BIB
bons, Bows, scarfs, Laces. See
the New Hair Goods, see the
good taste displayed by bliss
Perrin and Miss Small, and the
Misses Taggart in their respec-
tive Departments. In short
come and see everything to be
seen. Come and sec agenuine
Dry Goods Store, and VIC prom
ise to send you away pleased.
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HINTS TO ADVERTISERS.

Beware of long proszaadvcrtisc
Nlsse Bread is the staff .. aman life
and advertising is che staff of bu.
siness.
You can't eat enough in week
to last you a year, and Jon can
advertise on that plan either.
No bell can ring SO loudly as {
good advertisement. People will
believe what they see rather than
what they hear.
We don'trecommend advertising
as the best way to get good wife,
but we can recommend it as the
best way to get good trade.
People that advertise only once
in three months forget that most
folks cannot remember anything
longerthan about seven days.
A heavy advertisement once is
more than quadrupled in value by a
card published fora few months al
ter giving your address.
Quitting advertisements in dull
times is like tearing out a dam be-
cause the water is low. Either plan
will prevent good times from ever
coming.
A simple ''card' may proftably
stand years without changing, but
sensation advertisement should be
changed as often as you can get the
printer to do it.
An Indian once tried the softness
of feathers by laying on rock and
stretching himself upon it. There
are some who try the virtue of adj
vertising asof anything else in life,
that if lis worth doing at all it is
worth doing we'll.
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A Matin Lay.

Hark! All the woodland rings,
Joyous with song;
Roses the morning filings
Pearl-clouds along.
When shuts thy lattice, dear,
My sun is set,
And until thou appear
Day is not yet.
With thee all good things wake;
Harm from thee flies,
AS reptiles haunt the brake
Till the day dies.
Thou, to my heart alone
Bringest delight
Der it when thou art gone
Falleth the night.
Flashing the reapers scythe
Glints in the sun;
Flocks DER the meadows blithe
Gambol and run;
Bright buds to tempt thine eyes
Smiling expand
Fruits clad in summer dyes
Wait but thy hand.
Sweet though the Lutte may be,
Touched not, tits mute;
Visiting thy minslrelsey,
My hearts the Lutte.
Thoughts that, bereft of words,
There silent throng,
Do thou but wake the chords,
Burst into song.
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I no more believe that God leaves
a right prayer, offered in the right
spirit, to pass unnoticed, than [
believe that he will let this whole
summer pass off without drop of
rain or dew. In securing answers
stc-n rnnnests. we must co-ope-
rate with the foru: rosss.s-'-f..-.. ...s-- 1.
ask hiuT 70 DO their work. "Fath-
err" said a little boy, after he had
heard him pray fervently for the
poorat family worship, father Iwish
I had your corn crib" "Why, my
son." because then I would an
swer your prayer" I have heard
protesting Christians pray for the
conversion of their children, while
they were taking them night after
night into scenes Of froliic and dis
sipation. We may make fools Of
ourselves, but the Almighty viii
never let US make fool Of Him
God is not Knocked; whatsoever We
SOW, we shall also reap. Neither
does God ever mock us.-Rec. T.
Il. Gyler.
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!, Just think |f It, a man 80 years d
by paying sT.55 yearly can secp]
$4,000 worth of Insurance in q
"Uniyersal." ...-.--.,.-,.yl' -. .-,..,-.,--.s
y "a - -
VAT.T,G

Every.yea increases the populari-
ty this valsable Hair Preparation
which is drs to merit alone. We
can assure or old patrons that it ID,
kept fully u to its high standard ;l
and it. is the,nly reliable and perfect
ed preparation for, restoring GRAY
OR FADED LAIR to its youthful color.
making it Dft, lustrous, ard silken.
The scalp, Y its use, becomes white
and clean. Itremoves all eruptions
and dandrl!s, and, by its tonic, prop
critics, prevats the hair from falling
out, as it eimulates and nourishs
the hair-glads. By its use, the haI
grows tinker, and stronger. y
badness, j. restores the capillary
glands to heir normal vigor, and
Ti,l creates new growth, except in
extreme oil age. It is the most EGO
nomicaI H1R DRESSING ever used
as it reqires fewer applications,
and gives he hair splendid, GLOSSY
appearance A. "A Hayes, M.By
State Assger of Massachusetts,, sayh
"Tho constituents are pure, and care.
fully seleced for excellent quality
and I con.der it the BEST PREPt
RATION ftits intended purposes.7
Sold by all Iltggists, and Dealers in AedieiEa |
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Loose habits-Dressing gowns.
In press-Apples.
A stamp you can't .buy-The
stamp of a gentleman.
A romantic death-a young lazy
drowned in tears.
The first exclamation Of an
American belle on enteringthe ca
thedral at Milan, was "Oh, what a
church to get married inr'
els that mar.,le 2" said gentl :
man pointing to the bust Of ke"-
tucky's great statesman. ono, s.
that's Clay"' quietly replied tie
dealer.
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Buck.ngham's Dye,
FoRTHE WHISPERS. +

- AS ourRenewer in many cases
requires 90 long a time, and tn
much car, to restore grayor faded
Whiskers we have prepared this.
dye, in on preparations; which will
quickly nd sefectually accomplish
this res,t. 1t is easily applied,
and proAi1ces a color which will
neither rib nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufact,.ed by r. P. HALL, & CO..
- NASHUA, N.H 4~'
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is endorsed by
the best Chemists. "

1fyou feel dull, despondent, drowsy.
debilitated, have frequen headaches,
mouth tastes badly, poor appetite,
and tongue coated, you arc suffering
from torpid liver, or ''biliousness.
Nothing win cure you so speedily an'
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AUGUSTA, November, 1869.

AUGUSTA, November, 1869.
DR.. W. H.. Tut:
1t affords ne. much pleasure to tes
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Southern climate as they are.
Yours truly,
JOS. BhUMMEL,
r-Sy Late Of Richmond, Va.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUcCEss.-Withil
the past year 100000 boxes of Dr.
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known where they have failed to Civ
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With Bolts SIS so. Extra 70, each set
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/ Abbeville G. 8.
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Roidville Male High School.

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SIXTEENTH Scholastic Year begins
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