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THERE'S sSGrc&y any Gisssse iaa1;xhic5 par.
ga,iye medicines are noe moreS9r less re-
-qufred, and much suffering might be pre-
vented were they more. generally used. No
person can feel we'll while costTe habit Of
body prevails; ;besides,5i sooa generates se-
rious diseases which might have been avoid
ed By timely use of Gathartic Medicines.
For this purpose, DIR. TUFTS VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS are confidently recommended;
they are mldysafe prompt apd uniform ig
their action. Eaey contain no Mercury
Persons may eat and drink as usual and
they may betaken at any ssme..s1,z
g. ,MILLEEs BEaEReos Ga,9OcsB, ssa q
DE-. VIZ. II. FUTT:
Sir-We have been engaged for some time
in selling your preparations, and il affords rs
pleasure 70 say that il every instance they
have given Derfec: satisfaction. We can
more particularly speak Of youc Sarsapasilla
and Queens Delight, Liver Pills ardEoPsia;
AlleEiator, IS being all they are repsesente6
ooc, having used them 10 our own families
with marked success; -aud, would advise eve
~ family to keeps supply on hand, as they
may be the means Of saving many dollars in
doctors bills, and alleyiating much pain and
suffering. 2r ss.zng EzE zisS
- - Very truly yours ga" - -
-2s !as sefs5 sGRAYs& DANIEL.
- IL. - . .,- 4 e.o.--
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Charles 4. Furutau.

This distinguished gentleman died in
Charleston, last week, after painful
and p,otracted Illness. Mr.. Furman was
a 6nancier Of Acknowledged ability, snd
. gentleman Of large political influence
before the war. He was an eminent and
honosea member of the Masonic Frster-
nifty, and was Past Grand Master Of the
State of South Carolina, Past Deputy
Grand High Priest Of South Carolina,
and Past Lientenant,General Of the Su-
preme Council, thirty:third degree, for
the Southern Jurisdiction of the United
States. T.. ...:--... -. :-- :. ..<s-~.'.-,"
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FATAL APFRAy At BLAcKylLLE.-We
are Informed by passenger who came
up on Monday night, that riot took
place at Blackville on Monday, which
resulted in the killing Of Deputy q. S.
Marshal and the vounding Of anothe,
person, by Capt. Black, formerly s,block-'
ade runner. The particulars Of the affair
were not learned by our informant.
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THE AyEa1cAE FARxER's ADVOCATE,
published by the Advocate Pub. Co., Jack
son, Tenn. We find copy Of this paper,
IN excellent one by the way, among ocr ex-
changes this week. If any Of our readers
wish good agricultural monthly from Ten
nessee, they should at once address cS aboye.
The present issue contains al interesting abb
s:ract Of the third session Of the Agricultural
Congress at ST. Louis. p.
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That misouotation from Hamlet ths

That misquotation from Hamlet that
is just aow going the rounds Of the Grant
organs; runs thus: "a tanner will last
you eight years" They all persist in
over looking the immediate context,
which is curiously suggestive in its
Long Branch bearings. Hanlet's neg!
question is, "Why he more :haa anoth-
er:'' And the grave.disge- makes ans
wer: "Why, Sir, his hide is SO tanned
with hiS trade that he will keep out wa
ter good while"
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How UNNECESSARY THE ANGUISH manv
persons undergo from rheumatism. gout,
neuralgia, toothachc and carache: We say
unnecessary because the application Of MEX
IcAN MUSTANG L1NIMEST to the affected
part. or few drops of it in the ears or tooth.
affords instantaneous, and what is better,
permanent relief. For cuts, wounds, bruises,
swellirgs, and all injuries or diseases which
require treatment externally, this liniment is
everywhere regarded as the most potent and
reliable healing agent in existence. For all
external injuries or ailments of horses and
cattle, il is inia'lible. 1t.
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Evidence e Prosperity.

These enterprising journalists. AessFs.
Dawson & Riordan, Of the Daily News,
Charleston, we learn have purchased the
handsome and commodious building
know as the South Western r r. Bank,
on Brosd Street, at cost of Si5,ooo.
The building will make an elegant
Office: we wish the Newsm men career
equal to Bankers
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1t should not look like barn or store
house: issbould bea building, the very sight
Of which would cause deyous feelings in the
breast. A weiI-caz7ed cross should point to
heaven; massive paneled doors should i'm
press the visitor With the solemnity Of the place
into which he is entering; stained glass
should throw mystic light athwart the
aisles; pulpit, altar, ceiling and galleries
should be ornamented with hgurative mould
!ngs, and The columns that support the gall
ieries, and tie balusters tina. rail them IN,
saould be Of classic patterns. Any congreea-
ton wishing such a church should send their
orders for finishing material to Dir. P. ?.
Toale, importer Of French stained glass, and
manufacturer Of and dealer In Doors, Sashes,
Blinds, &c, No.-20 Hayne street Charleston,
;. Z. May q, A-E.
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The New AMERICAN SrovE-ror The
benefit Of our lady friends We make ,cte Of
the above celebrated stove, for sale BY 2Ir.
Wright. This stove has many advantages
which the ordinary stove does not possess.
Il has three sizes Of notes.-the interior is
supplied With fire proof brick, and two sets
Of fire fixtures, ; dumping gr.ts By which
the ashes are siissd and tie Goals returned
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! AFFL1cr1oy OvERRULED TO PReAoTs
JoY.-Our Affections, are like weights, and
have tendency to bow rs to the dust, but
there is way of arranging weights BY
means of wheels and pulleys, so that they
will even lift US up. Grace, BY its matchless
art, has often turned the heaviest Of our
trials into occasions fer heavenly JOY. awe
glory in tTibulations also" We gather
honey out of the. rock, and Oil Gu: Of the
! fsinry roc&.-Spurgeon.
kFFLIcTIoS REVEALING CHRISTIANS
When the green leaves bcdeck the trees and
! Gil is fair, one canros readily find the birds
nests, but when the winter lays bare the
trees, any one, with an eye, may see them.
thus amid the press Of business and pros
pcrity the Christian may barely be discerned,
mis- hidden lite is concealed amid the thick
and throrg Of the things Of Garth; bu: let
af1iction come, : general sickness, or severe
losses in the family, and you shall see the
Christian man rlairl: enough IN the gracious
patience by which he rises superior tc trial
rhe sick bel reveals the man; tho burning
house, the sinking ship, the panic on the
exchange, all these make manifest the hidden
oues.. In many = true beiisrer, true pie;y is
! drum which nobody hears CT unless it be
beaten. .''
AFFL1c1IoSs TOKENS OF DIVINE Re-
GARD.-I-awns which we woald keep il the
best condition arc frequently mcwn; .he
grass has scsrce'y any respite from the
scvthe. Out in the meadows there is no
ouch repeated cutting, they. ere nown but
once or twice in the year. Even thus the
nearer We are to God, and the more regard
he has fo7 US, the more frequent will be our
adyerSities. To be very dear to God, involves
10 small degree Of chas,isement.
AFFLIcT1oNs WINNING THE HsART TOR
God Payson thus beautifully writes: 'T
have been all my life like ctid whose IA
ther wishes to fix his undivided attention.
At frst the child runs about the room, but
his father ties up his feet: lie then plays with
his hands until they likewise are tied. Thus
he continues to do, till he is completely tied
up. Then. VIXEN lie can do nothing else, be
vii! attend to his father Just go nas God
been dealing With me, to induce me to place
my happiness in him sloue. But l blindly
continued to look for it here. and God has
kept cutting of one source OF enjoyment
after another, till End thatI can do with
out them all, and yet enjoy more happiress
than ever in my life before"
IYpaoYEAEsT---- The Pavilion Hote..
Charleston, says the News, Is rejoicing in
copious supply Of artesian water, which, has
been carried b! pipe. into every part Of
the house Several handsome bath rooms
have been fitted up, and connected by
private ways with the chambers, so that the
guests may enjoy the luxury ofan s7te-
sian bath with little o. 10 Inconvenience.
Other and extensive improvements are
contemplated, aud, III the hands Of Messrs
Afford s Co., the Pavilion, a: the end Of
the summer, will boast Of accommodations
we'll calculated to increase iss vide spread
popularity. .. .., -, ~,
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERaY, S. c July e.-Cotton 2c.
LIVERPOOL, July s-Evening Cotton
dull--up!ands II; Orleans III.
NEW York. July 81 P.M.--Cotton NOM
inal-uplsnds IS; Orleans 253. Gold l3:al3:.
BAL: more, July e.-Cotton heavy-nid-
ding 254.
CHARLESTON, July e.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding "a.
AUGUSTA, July s.-Coston dull- -middEng
o.
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Hrs Mary Jane L. Bishop, 8 wealthy
widow lady, about Fifty years Of sse,
died suddenly in New York, on the 26:h.
Mrs. Bishop had long been of very ia-
temperate habits, and it appeared in
evidence that she drank gallon Of bran.
jdy every week, besides indulsing extea-
si7ely in champagne and other liquors.
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Under auction sales, the New York
WorlG Of the Goth, has the following:

0y ~ II 44U1IoIJ z .. " I1nR1Io y w.
Office, No. Pine street.
SATURDAY, June 20.
At u o'clock p. M, at the Exchange
Sales:room, No. Ill Broadway.
(By order H.. H. Kiupson, Esq
All the right, title, interest and estate
which Joseph Crews isad>on the Goth Of
May, 1870, being one twelfth Of the
stock of the: Greenuille and Columbia
Railroad Company South CaroIina1.
then owned and held by the Greenville
and Columbia; Railroad partnership, said:
stock being about so, 600 shares. Terms
cash. ~! /. -
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To Advertisers.

We once more state that g.! transient ad-
vertsements and job work are cash, and that
we cannot attend to eithe. unless our terms
are compiled with. Send or bring money
With your orders if You wish anything done.
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"B1LIous. you feel dull, drowsy. de-
bilitated. dc<pondent, have frequent head
ache, mouth tastes badly in morning, irre2.
ular appetite and tongue coated. you are sui-
fering from Torpid Liver or "Biliousness"
In many cases of "Liver Complaint' only
part of these symptoms are experienced. As
a remedy for all such cases, Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, as it
effects perfec: cures. leaving the liver strength
cned and healthy. Sold by oil frst-class
druggists. 1t.
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GEo. P. RowgLL & Co., ADVERTISING
AGsETs. No. A. PARK Row, New YORK.
From al! quarters we hear this 6rm well
spoken Of for promp,uess, fair dealing and
sound financial standing Manchester vt }
Journal.
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Many papers think. It would be we'll to-
make 30 fegEaal democratic nomination OF
endorsement Of Nr- Greeley ct Baltimore.
30 Do 50 might less hi,n Republican votes
10 possibly would Otherwise receive. -
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"3IEssRs GRIggIS & HogRxAS, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, 40. South St., Bal
timore. Nd, are duly authorized to contrac:
fo- advertisements at cur contract rates. AdYer-
tisers in tina. Cityar requested &c leave their IA
yors with this honse" -. =
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The patrons and friends Of the Female
School are invited to attend the closing ex-
ercises at Mayes & Martins Hall, on Thurs
day evening, the 18th, at 81 o'clock.
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slease's z Roads, Edgeield County. s. C.
July 9th, 1872,

5U1y OH, 4oII.
MEssRs. EDITORS :-Is your last issue, /
gave correct statement Of the outrages COM
mitted on the 23d June last by one James
Maloney Asst U. S. Marshal, and his ac-
complies. You say that you heard that Ar
D. IL. Ward did not shoot, and that you re:
gret that did no. state more fully how Mr..
Barre was shot. stated that no person in my
house was armed, to have added that Mr..
Ward did not shoot would have been super
Huous, an pnarned man cannot shoot. Mr..
Barre whom Jon know to be 3 gentleman Of
higa character, modest, and exceedingly
kind to all. both white and black, was shot
BY one of Aaloney's ''niggers" without any
warning whatever as from an officer, no or
der to hslt was given. All that was heard
was to "shoot any damned rascal that comes
ont of the house." Barre was shot near the
door-s.eps by "nigger'' ct one corner Of
the house, one at another corner shooting at
Ward. Maloney himself acknowledged the
wrong, and spologized for It to Ar. Barre.
Mr.. Perry only stopped ct my house for the
night, on his way between his home and a
Trial Justice Court, where he had been sum-
rnoneG az q witness. II was 80 dark in the
piazza where we were sitting that "EEN
COULD NOT EsPY EACH orEER," and when
Maloney came in and asked who is that,
1lr. Perry Sc id me, Tolivcr Perry. ,Aaloncy
said, l have warrant for you. Perry ssid
if you have, am ready 70 80 with you.
Perry had no arms whatever, told Maloney
so, was searched and none found. Mr.. D
II, Ward has been associated with me in
merchandise .: this place OYER two years; i:
has been his habit 70 spend part Of his tine
here assisting me with the business, was at
the store every dsy and boarded at my house.
Ward was fred on, by whom he does not
know, was not ordered to halt, and there
was no search made Tor him afterwards.
Ny house has been open all the time for both
transient and permanent boarders; no one of
any race or color, regardless>o of previous con-
dition, or prejudices of Others has gone from
my house hungry or in want of anything
else could furnish. Even Aalorey himself,
was Invited to have supper, and spend the
night, but when my little son came IN, and
told him of his das:ardly conduct in the
woods on his person, he was ashamed to
partake Of the fathers hospitaIitics after hav-
ing so crucly treated his son, ana declined
giving as en- excuse tha: hc was afraid that
Dan Ward would return and attack him,
therefore he must get away. -.
THOS. w. BLEASE.
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into the fireplace. The ashes fall into pan /
which has bail 20 ia greet convenience.
The fireplace is also projected by firc-proo.
brick. Behind the stove pipe IS 3 cast:iron
9ater-tank, -thesez.terior ef which IS 'elc,
aantly marhleized. Beneath the tanksis q
casttiron warming closet sThedoorsSof tse
oven are lined With tin: &c. Iogreat many
other advantages which:we @do not aote
'ncR; render thisstoye one Of the oestsex-
tant.
An authoritative ;medicall friend says that
the way to mans heart is through his
stomach. We suppose Ee mears that m
less man has well-cooked, sa7ory and nu'
tritious food to give him health, strength,
&C., he cannot-loTe his wife enetgetics!iy--
and as we cannot assign any other possible
reason, than that the generous food makes
good blood. which gives buoyant, cheerful
and elastic spirit, the blood being the life
thereof" we advise the ladies' who love
their-lords imale, lord; female, lsdy TO
demand Of said lords these stoves, and
all the necessary provender to make up this
good blood, &C., sc.
TIE CHARADEs, &c.-Tuesday night Of
last week the performances given By the
young ladies and gentlemen were. all things
considered, highly creditable. 1t was the
frss time they had appeared before an au-
dience, ard in overcoming their native mo-
iestv, they made their debut with commen-
dable grace.
The pieces selected we're possibly a
little tame, hui we know enough TO De per-
suaded tina, there are always many diticu-
ties IL the way Of complete success in 81!
new enterprises. Should they eppcar again,
which SIC learn they may ct soE:e future
day, We arc satisfied that having conquered
their temerity, they viii cpproaca the
! ioot-l;ghts with greater ease and natural
ness.
The difficulty Of rring heard in this hall,
heretofore united b? them, will ao~ "e
overcome by those young end modest speak
ers.
The only ''!iviHs pio;nre' cvlHibi:ei-the
"schoolroom' ,--was racy, ami re think 3
few more If tic sane SORT next tine Noa'a
he relief 10 the players and treat 20 the
audience.
The Silver Corne. Bard gracefully assist.
ed The young ar;istea ir their laudab!c ef-
fort 10 please.
We suggest to the managers Of :hc nal!
that the jumping of the curtain to con-
clusion" should be nctcd BY them.
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To CoRREspoNDENTs.-A conmunica-
:ions intended for publication, must be ac-
conpanied with the writer's name, 70 insure
their appearance,
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FRUIT KNIvEs.-I have just received a
very elegant supply of Sterling Silver Fruit
Knives, suitable for birthday and philopnns
presents. SC. JOHN T. SPECK.
July 3, 27-It.
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Editorial Correspondence.
Chick SPRlSaS,

GsEENvlLLE Co., S. c., July, 1872.
DEAR READER.-Your sick man once
more essays to make up letter out of
,ac material on hand. This is an out Of
shc way place, and only on high days
and holidays csn any one be seen pass
ing the public road, and sometimes even
on those occasions there is no travel.
IS en instance, Monday last was Sale
day at Greenviile c. g., and from early
morn .;il dswy eve not single human
being passed our shanty-except
TWO MEN AND TWO GIRLS
gvins 70 and returning from their days
laboc IN the field, Sad one ether indiviJ-
ual driving 40 the ncishborins coSs.
The denizen Of the crowded, busting
city, who sishs for some vast wilderness
and beundless coatisui.y of Shade, need
bot come here to be satisfied. The
LUXURY OF REST AND QUIET ,....
can here be INDUCED in, and pnde. some
wide spreading chesnut-which abound
herc-or branching oak, lulled by rip
plins waters and famed by mountain
bseeses, the long summer days can be
dreamed away, between the. three or
four important events of our daily Life,
which are breakfast, dinner, supper and
the mineral bath-our friend S. is just
now taking his plunge, and judging By
the shout which escaped him, the plunge
must have been sHooEINc-wc take ours
directly. and can better afterwards re-
port whether it be cold or, not. And
while mentioning these important daily
events, we remember how msny of our
friends delish: III .twisting US on our love
FOR fried chicken, and no doubt they are
still under the delusion that THAT CHICK
IN LOVE even now passeth the bounds Of
reason, aud we therefore take this occs.
sion 10 correc: such so erroneous and
damaging error. We have eschessd
fried chicken entirely, and live on ,rush,
aye mush, and brown bses6-ve trust
this will prove satisfactory. Yesterday
was ..-.-..". ...
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- Q -
The following is the announcement of
the death of Hon. Charles N. Furman,
Of Charleston, by the Grand Master of
:h- Nest Worshipful Grand Lodge of
Ancient Free Masons, Of South Caro-
lima:
OFFICE N. ". GRAND MASTER, G. E.,
CHARLESTON, July5, 4. L., 5S72.
It is.my painful duty to snnounce to
the craft Of this State that on the I'd
inst, Most Worshipfel Charles n. Fur
man, Past Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge ofsouth Caroliaa, one Of the most
feryent worshipperS at OF. al:srs, passed
beyond these walls into higher temple
"not made with hands" A life Of such
extended usefulness and purity, so rich
in all that makes full and noble man.
hood, asks noss eulosy. Nor could We
bcstow q fitting one while we bend under
the first shock of bereavement. While
our hearts are stricken with sorrow, wc
can Only remember how We shall miss
the venerable form, the warm handclaSp,
the wise counsel, the temperate Judgment,
and
"Tkas best portion of good mans life,
His little, naaleless, aforementioned acts
Of kindness and Of love"
When time shall scar over our now
bleeding wounds, fitting hands will
gather up the threads Of this broken life
and weave them into web of harmony
and beauty.
But that we may give some expression
to our sorrow. I Recommend to the
craft Throughout the entire State that
our jewels and the horns Of our altars be
draped in mourning for the space Of
sixty days, and IS We oewail our fallen
chief may We emulate The virtues we
are 50 proud TO remember.
r. S. BRUINS, Grand Master.
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An EPISODE

in our Tranquil exis.eacs-a pacing steer
ridden by colared boy, passed the cab:
in. all hands turned out to see the
sight Tbep . couple Of charming Ia.
dies f.em the city close by drose Up With
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Look for it,

The little red Il mark made on the margin
to the left o: your name. When seen you
will understand without further explanation
that your subscription mas expired. In some
instances the subscriber is months in arrears,
others are jus: at the end OF the time paid
for. In any case the money IS needed, and
we most respectfully ask our pstrons to call
and settle 23-tf.
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Persons in want of Life Insurance will
do we'll to call on Major VIM. F. Nance, the
Special Agent of the EQUITABLE Life ASST
rance Society.
This Society has, by is promptness in
paying losses and its liberality. done. for the
past four years and half, themost unexam-
pied business.
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A jolly party Of pic-nic-ers vent forth
Saturday morning wrea.hed in smiles AID
mcrrinen. 70 the enjoyment OF delightful
day; out with the waning Of the hours
came the clouds, and with the clouds q
.hower-no. drizzle-drozzle, lat, in the
language of an eloquent Laarensonian,
regular !And-noving, gu!iy-tearing. 7asiue-
making rain, IN which the rivuiets run to
rivers aud the rivers came near running
away with-but they (.he ladies Of the pa,.
ly) Escaped by the skin of their teeth o:
rather by the self.sacri6cirs devotion of
gallant Young Benedict who took the ar.
gels all ashore. This young gent said he'd
never suffer fs-tigue in tl,is 2!eassn: work
Of taking suc'. precious freigh: ove- the
river His fortunes made. l.
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A BIG OSIoS.-We Saw an onion yester.
day which measured :wenty.siZ inches II
circumference, and Weighed :wenty-iour
and g fourth ounces, avo7dupoiS. 1t was
raised by Mr.. Jas. Q. Meredith, at Helena.
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The health Of our community Up to this
time has been remarkably good but with
heavy rains, stasnant ponds, &C., the
public health might be endangered, when
the August sun superveneS. Dietary and
other precautions should oe observed.
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,, OUR AGENTS IN The sad-
vertising agencyof 1fessrs. Walker, Evans &
Cogswell, represented BY Roswell! T. Logan,
Esq, is the only authorized agency for 'this
paper in Charleston
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PERsoNAL.-General Mart Gary, Of Edge
field, was in our town last week.
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RAIS.-Abun6snr Showers are falling ell
over the district
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= FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
GOV. 3. GRATZ BROWN,
OF MISSOURI.

DR.. Neagle has purchased the Larrens
r. R. The gusge of the track will be
reduced and toe road soon Put in opera
fion- D.