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(Signed) E. B. BANTER b
Governor of Arkansas.

Similar calls bad previously been
received from Brooks, claiming 10 be
governor, and two attorneys in his
behalf reached here yesterday to urge q
compliance with the call. Two attor-
neys despatched by Baxter will soon
arrive on q like errand in his interest.
The question as to who Is the actual
governor, will be presented to the pres
ident for decision unless some other
mode of settlement shall intervene
before the matter is formally taken up
for executive consideration.
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To an Person. Interessed I'm the Es-
tate OF q. W. stevenson. Deceased.

Notice e hereby given that have duly
qualified as executor, under the last viii and
testament OF George W. Stevenson. deceased
An persons holding claims against said es-
tate win present them % me for paymeet,
and thoss indebted 70 sid estate VIII please
oxa ZIP. BRYAN. Sen, Ez.eu,.r,
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the heirs Of John MerTifeld, deceased, 10 set
tie up his estate, all persons Indebted to the
same are hereby nofihed TO come forward
and make payment, and all creditors are re-
qnested 10 present their claims, properly Ger
tiflesi, atone
1w6w W. ~. MOON
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our sTArE w TEx a.. COUNTY ~
u UALfAH.at inder and Wy tiflue 1fg cef.
tain deed ~ trust, made rNtfutld and dolly.
cred a. me ~ trustee, on ihfpth dny yfIVly. A,
u, tTh iy Daniel Murray ~ setuiN ". w. Hal
| w The payment ~ . certain prnflmOfy note
nude w The snld Murray, III tho sun ~ nYa
| hundred nn1 NV live dollars anu rl9iiy. four
cents 500 80, I shall, 0n ihF btli day ~. Mny,
| \, ~ lNl, hptwren Tie hours NJ Two o'cIoct
| ana four O'clock n. m, sell before the court
| house dOOr, In thU cty ~ inlla., H. HE hIFh'
est bidder, Tor ensl Ia hand, The folluwing
dr~rlhod property in sud dctd NJ uusti
| on undivided One.tliird lnttn" IN nin fu
| thai lot Or parcel of land " linz IN Dillrt
couhty, TcNns, described ns iOllOwsi on
hundred aud twenty nvo acres Out Of the
Original headlight survey ~ ". Mnrrny, dc
ceased, the same boing act npnit to Abnpnil
Murray deed, In the partition Of the cstnlcof
ID. Murray decd for u more particular descrlp'
ton Of which land reference IL Inndo To the
decree Of partition, recorded In the minutes
of the probate court Of Dallas county, Janu-
airy |, 1919.
Also, twenty acres of land out OF the head
right survey OF John Hyde, the same being
part of $40 acres Of land set apart 10 said Ahn-
gall Murray In said partition for descifp-
ton OF which reference Is hereby made 10
said deere of said probate court, together
with all The rghtsa and interest In and To all
The real estate inherited by the said Daniel
Murray, rs heir of tie said Abigail Murray,
deceased. j. q. EBLEN, Trustee.
Dallas, April -, 1874. Slwst
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any constable of Dallas county, greeting:
You nre hereby commanded that, by max
ed In the county OF Dallas, for four weeks
prev ious to tho return day hereof, you sum-
mons Mama May and - May, LAVISH Hen
Bond, Julia Burk and Burk and Jane
IIag'I whose residence are unknown to be ami
appear before the district court to be holden
honse thereof, In the city of Dallas on the LIST
Monday In June next, then and there TO an
swer the petition Of David Jordnh, filed In
said court against the said Mama May and
May, LAVISH Hendon,- Hendon, Carolina
Bond, - Bond, Julia Durk, -BurlS, and Jane
Hage, and alleging IN subs nnce ms follows,
others In said petition named, are Justly In.
debted TO plaintiffin the suIn ofone thousand
dollars, by notes, which notes are secured by
closure of his said lien.
Herein fail not, hut have you then and
there, before said court, this writ, WIN your
return thereon, showing how you nave exc
Witness, a. Harwood, clerk of the district
court OF Dallas county. =,
Given under my hand and seal OF, OF said
court In the city Of Dallas, this; the i6lh day
Clerk district court, Dallas CO., Texas.
BY p. M. BROWN, Deputy. S2wiw
THE STATE OF TEXAS-To the sherffor
any constable of Dallas county, greeting:
ing publication ofthis citation In some news
paper published in Dallas county, for four
weeksprev!ous to the return day hereof, You
summons Robert Campbell whose r. sidcncc
| Is unknown, to be and appear before the dis
trict court to be holden in and for
| the county of Dallas, at the court
house thereof In the town Of Dallas, on
the first Monday in June next. then and
there to answer the petition of 4. Z. Jordan,
filed in said court and against the said Rob
| ert Campbell and Il. w. Baylor and alleging
| in substance rs follows, tO-wit: Fordebt and
damages on proinissory note for seS =, maize
| by said Baylor and Cam pbell to said Jordan,
| with interest thereon mt five per cent per
month from the 18th day ofSepteInber, A. ID.
| 1873. lf4 r.!E I..
| Herein fail not, but have yop then and
| there, before said court this wit with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Witness, A. HARDWOOD, clerk of the district
court Of Dallas county. ..-
| Given under my hand and seal of said
court in the city OF Dallas this, the l4th day
| of April. a. ID. 1874 A. HARDWOOD,
Clerk district court, Dallas co., Texas.
! BY p. NJ. BROWN, Deputy. S2wiw
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Description and I,ediuree.

Description and Pedigree.
NORMAN, Jr., was foaled May 20, 1870; is a
beautiful bay, ID hands high; Il a splendid
trotter, OF superior style: finish and action.
He was sired by old Norman, the sire o..
Black wood, Lula, Norman Temple, Bourboo
Girl, Robert Lee, Norman D., Norman j..
etc ETC., which ranged In price from $4,000 tn
5000 his dam by Diomede; second dam by
Bertrand.
AZ extraordinary opportunity Is now af-
forded the people 81 Texas, that Of breeding
20 this most celebrated family Of trofters:
Norman D., at Captain I'd. stiffs stables,
near Mckinney, in Collin county, and Nor
man Dr. Mt General X. NJ. Gsno's place in
Dallas county-both Of the same family and
at the same price. There Is a difference Of
opinion as 20 which IL the finest horse.
Which will excel in fine horse stock, Dallas
or Collin2 Atwenty dollar cup will be given
to the best colt. of each sex, Of each horses
get making four twenty dollar cups Nor
man ID. . colts wiz be shown In September,
1875, at Captain stf's residence, and Nor
man Jr-h colts will be shown at General X.
N. Gano's, In the same month-unless a
majority Of the breeders should vote 10 as
semble both lots at Plano, the halfway
ground. Ew2mf r. N. GANO.
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sible to give an idea of the extent OF
the overflow here. The water is higher
than ever before known. The town is
an island twenty miles wide, from
whichthere is no exit except. by boat
or swimming. From the crossing of
the railroad aud DeBarde street back is
one wide sea. Boats come and go FROM
oakley's. The people living near have
been all driven into town, and all the
vacant houses have been taken, and
several families are living in the court
house. Business is almost completely
suspended, but the houses are still
open. a.t
Fully one thousand people in town
have not enough rations to last them
three days nor money to buy any.
Stock of every description is gathered
in town, and starving on Desart Island.
Almost all the plantations are under
water s0f one thousand acres, Cap
tain Phillips has out only about one
hundred ana hfty. Of what has trans
pired below we know nothing. Par
gound's home place is two feet under
water in the yard, and the wateris now
passing below. Newton street isunder
water from Crossley's residence up be-
yond the business houses of the town
to the depth of sixipches At the foot
ofthe principal street the water is from
sixinches to eight feet deep. Cotton is
being brought in and goods sent out to
Claiburn, half mile distant, in flats.
The water is two feet deep in the yards
on the river hank 'front.' and the fences
are nearly all down. A steamer could
be run down on the street.
The river rose one inch last night.
It hssrained since daylight and Is still
rsiring
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Special Notices.

One CT ;lrr E;s, business princiulc. r.
:; upon, is make all purchases direct
from the manufacturers Inns s,y;ny l,ru,
s"h'a OF money. For this reason we nd
V'Sc our rrnlcrs TO purchase their Win
Cows, Do"rss Blinds, &C.. from Messrs.
l. II. HALL, g. Co., Charleston, S. G.,
VINO have Mt the factories, combined
benefits derived from materials in first
hnnHS. skilled workmcr, latest improycl
machinery, and IhrC ugh systematic mnn-
ngemcnt. All'%indow; glazed with ,ool
clear glass They arc also Agcuts for
Asbestos Ro"fing Felt. Try it and yor,
VIII tic pleased with its durability. Fem,
for Price list. circulars, &c.
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LIBERAL TERMSI

We are oncrirg cur pnans for this sea.
son on the ini:owing liberal term.
rh@nfS Guano, Per Ton OF 2,GO0 lbs.
:, Sn7. 80.
Wilcox. Tbs K co.'s Manipulated Guaro.
Fer Ten. Of =. GOO lbs $7C OtU
(9'.1o Per ton drnynge 10 he nidc".l On
credit until lst Nu,rn bcr. 1874. with
option Of paying in Midd ing ol,on, de-
Nvcrcd at buyers ntnrcst depot.
nj l5c. lcr -.
a discount Of $1,000 Ter ION will be al,
lowed for Cash.
Oar Agents throughout the State sell Mt
same p'iccs and ON same terms as our
selves
linnd in your orders to nearest Agent
al once
WILCOX, GIBBS g. co.
CHARLESTON s. C..
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last havo been preserved i'm aculatc,
wo "a committee Of Republicans
have taken tho liberty to euclo>c @
you this circular, asking your attend.
ance at a meeting to be held ut the
St'tehousc in Columbia, on tho Sd
Monday in May next, at l2M,, to do.
wise means whereby an honest Exccu.
I've may be secured. Advicos from
washington say that Moses must be
>upPianted. Let us save tho Party
beiore it is too lato. For obvious
reasons no names appear to This pa.
per-"
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2acihc GuaroS Ctmlany.
CAPITAL $loo,OOO.)
Soluble Pacific Guano,

TNllis; GUANO is now sowell known in
Il all the Southern States for its re.
m"rkable. effects as an ngfhcy Tor iucmas.
ing ihe.praducis Of lnbor, as moi ia REQUIRE
special recomn endntion from us. Its use
Tor eight years past hns established its
character. for reliable. exceilcnce. The
'nrRe fixed capital. invested by tho Com
pnny in this trade affords The rurcst
guarantee Of The continued excellence Of
this Gu"no The supplies put into market
'hls senSpn aye as hcreio oiore,
prepared under The superintendent
dance Of Dr.. ST. julian Ravencl, Chemist
OF the Company, Mt Charleston, :. G..
Hence planters mny rest assured TINT its
quality and composition is precisely the
same astGat heretofore. sold.
J. n. ROBSON,
Selling Agent Charleston. S. C.
JOHN REESE & CO.,
General Apcn 3. baltimore.
T"Tms.-$4e, cnsh 500 time, without
interest.
70 accommodate planters. they can order
now md have until lst Of April'f, decide
ns I" whether, they will take ut time or
cnsh Price. When delivered from the
fnctoy by tho ca: lond, 10 drnyagc will
he charged.
ACID pHosrnAIE. :GyANo, BONE.
PL ASfER. &c., afwa5s on hann, ,quali,y
nrantced. J. N. ROBSON
an 3--3m
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nr. 4. M. Sharp's Dyspepsia Pill.
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

hr. Snaps Specific cures Dyspepsia n
n''"r Complaint. Constipation. Vomiting of
Rood, Sour Stomach. Water BraslI. II carr :
burn, Low SlirhS. sc In ,hirIy. five
years Fewer failing TO cnrc The most Oh
si'nntc cn>as Sold ny druggist generally.
McMn&tcr X Brirr. agents for winnsboro.
=. G. Depot. l4j FL chth st.. n. Y. Car.
cnl'r| mailed on app;, ion.
The Highest MrJical fu;horiiics OF
europe say the s'rongrs, TOME. rur'firr
amt D'"hStrucnt known to the medical
world is
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tIArrEn nA#Ds, face. rough skin,
r'mP!ss, ringworm, salt -rhcum and other
chtnncous nifrcIiouS cured, u, Il the skin
ma"c soft AMI smooth, by using the Jux1.
rEn TAR Soar, made by Caswrll, Ilnznrd
x Co., New York. tie certain to get III.
Juniper Tar Soap, ~ there are may mi.
tht'"ns n'ale With contnon tar which are
WON l. loss
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-CA- FINE lot of Fresh Groceries, Just
rcce'ved by John D., McCarley., consisting
Of Crates Cabbages.
Salt Herring,
hbls. No !. Mackercl,
2 bbls. No. 9 L"
dozen Kits No. |, 2 and 8,
hIackrrcl. :.
Also lot: Of Copdcnsed Cod Fish 70:
nmily use, which | can rcco onmcnd from
experience. Coffee and Sugar of all
dihdes, Lard, Hacon and Hams N. C..
Mountain Butter. Cheese and Crackers Of
all kinds, Meal. lIomi, y, md Flour Of the
best, grndes. Also e.: nnel Goods Of NIL
kinds, Oysters, Cannru p P;nchcs and Pine
Apples. Tomatoes Ca,sup, Snriinrs. anil
American Club Fish Evcryihimu TINT can
he had IN first olass Grocery. and nlso
hnc 10. Of Leaks Twi ist Tobncco. j 900
Fignro Cigars and other grades. md best
II all: constantly on hand the best qualify
Of Liquors thlI c,.n be had. Nnihnnc
"nbinrt, Bnrke's Kyo, and ,.Lynchbnrg
Rye. Nelson Go. kentucky Rye, that can
,o' he exceilcd. Conc and try for your.
selves and be your own judge.
john ID. NcCailcy.
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Throw, Jonah Overheard.

The following circular has been
sent to the local lights of the "The
Party" throughout the State by some
Of the frightened Ring masters III
Columbia, who are anxious to un-
load:
.. CoLUMBi,, S. c., 1874.
"Uon. -----: DEAR SIR--I're-
suming that you are hostile to the
thieves who arc running rio, with
the substance Of the po,Fs !! dc.
grading tho positions u yt o
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1TEI 9 -aDdonccae

"H;d~ogra9bhy.'' a new BOOK on the
art at Writing hy sound: com;lc,c sys-
tenn II ph"nrl;: Short Hand. the aliurtcsI,
most simple, easy, ami comprehensive
rhahl,hr amy enc IN n short time 10 report
traits. sIcrC hes. sermons Ne. Tho L,,i,S
irayrr Is written with .sD strokes of The
pen, aud NO words l"r minute. rhc
unemployed Sn"ul'l lcnru this art, Price
NY mali oil 'cNs Agents wanted AH-
h'rvs J. ". EVANS u CO., l"9 s 7,h st,
Hhiih Pa
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B a K Il RX 7

-INJ-Y fs!cnds ana the public generally in
town and county nrc hereby notified tha,
having risen from the ashes Of the late
fire, have just fairly resumed busincs in
the store next to the fodi Once and am
prepared TO furnish all goods usually
found in Bakery and Confectionery
Among The goods of my own manufacture,
may he found
Bread. Cakes ard Pies hcsdcs trSnch and
pain candies. fine variety Rai.ins
Currents, fiiron. JcliitsC Cocoanult
APPLES, O"nrgcs, Irmons,
NUS Of all kinds Dnics,
Maple Sugar, Choco-
l0tc Sc.
Have just received fno lot Of ch;ldrcn
carriages which offer low for the CASH.
G%. n. wv mite.
fob 10
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JUR UB BER a.

II arrests decay o: vital forces cx'ia,. ton
al the ncrvons system. restores ,icor 10
the ""hilitaiCd. clcnnSrs vil:ated blood
removes vrs!c'cs. oh. tructi"nS ana ocIs
directly on the Liver aud Sn,crn. Price 81
hr'ic. John Q KELLOGG, 1S Plat,
ST.. y. Y.
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WORKING CLASS Male or Female, SO
week employment, ~ home. day or even
ing; Lo ca 'lial ; ,n.i,ur,icns Il valuable
!"t N"I" 81 % dds sent irrc hy mail.
A"'r":", with six cents stamp, NJ. YOUNG
GO - Greenwich! 81. New York,
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To The Planters and Far
mers of South Carolina,

HTllE subscr,t CIR resp, ctfu'ly invites
J. your attention 10 n Portable Plank
an" straight ,ail fence. which he conf,lrn
ly hcIirRcs solves the Fence Qnesi;:a,
which since tho change Of our labor system
now tho question OF the farm
This fence is one Of unqucs.i6neH crit
soproclalmeh by oil whn, lave examined
or used il. With nsariy OSE HALF Less
RAILS, the unsigh ~ crooked fence can
be converted, with asmnil cost, into sub
siantial. durable fence. WITHOUT the use Of
now rails. 1t is easily mndc--can hc
rapidly constructed. Properly constructed
il ls proof against upruly slock, wind cr
food, and will stand ten years, If not
longer. without repair, No part OF the
fence need touch. tile, ktoind. Rclnircs no
post-holcs, 10 wire, no barring or morris
g.
This fence has hccn in use in The States
Of New York and Mississippi, and in every
instance has more Than met the III ost sa u
gnine expectations Of the most prac ticn
fatmers.
This fence was patented by q,
Clako and TO-, Of New York in 1867. The
undersigned has purchased the entire in.
frrcst Of the paicnicrs for the HinIc OF
South Cnroiina, and is prepared 10 sell
COUNTY AND FARM RIGllT:, for the
sa,e these will be sold on reasonable
g..
End t is more durable. Having NJ
pos. the ground, it cnnuot rot Oh.
Every rail beng clear Of the gronnd cx.
empls il from kc, same disadvantage.
being firmly binccd. il offers grra, :csis
lance to 81: OK, winh or food.
81. Being portable il is more convenient
in construction. and desirable in use.
!" cn'trF'i>lhs young wen q raro "r
purchase Of County R:gnis. 'S Coyres, ,s, on '"e
dence solicited. Address
G. II. ROBERTSON,
IFINNSBORU.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ra.1 school FcaCsaGHs wanted
I" rng"T"G"ri"@ I''a ;,p,ins mnd Summer
~ IL h"IncSs paying $3.50 per moolh in
Their own counties. Address XElGLER
Me. CRhf, Ph PhilaIcll.hia. Pa.
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The largest thing yet. nuMon. WIT, pA
Tnos, LIFE, FUN AND LAUGHTER, $50 comic
cuts. The people ycmp for il. 1t will
sell in dull times |! Show it to n m, =,
and he suri cndcrs. IT is sure ever,
tiine. ,Don't both with heavy books ihni
nobody wants. lInmoris the thing thar
Inkcs. gents, wanlrl everywhere. Send
ior clr"n!ns "ai extra terms 10 To-day
Pub. c"..Philad.lphia, New York, Boston,
or Chicago.
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NoTTCH].
NOTICEl.
II, S. INTERNAL REVENUE
@peS1a1 Takes,
q ! ,.
May 1, 1874, to. April 30, 1876.

=; 49,. - :: ,.
INIlE LAW Of Dco.mbcr q, 1872, 70.
i, uuircA every person eng I2ed in nay
business. ayoGltiEn or cm plo! ni.Ht which
renders him ,liable"to n special tax, to
procure and place nonspicnously in his
,cs ahlishmrnt CT place Of busin, W, -
STAMP ,L,n,tins tn ,,Jn,,L Of said
SpEulAt. TAX f"r tho Special TN year be.
gin ming Mny'l l87 Il bsforo copme noing
vr continuing business aftor APRIL 80,
iBaA.
The taxes. embraces! hin, the .provia-
ions Of the law above quoted arc the fol-
lowing. viz :
Rsc,iser.. 49,. $4,000
iDcclers, retail liquor. $500
Denlcrs. Wholesale liqnorr 10000
Dealers in mah liquors, whole.
sale, .. -. 5o.0o
Dealers in NAL, liquors. retail 2o.0o
Dealers in leaf tobacco $500
Retail dealers in leaf lohGcc" 600 90
;.hnd on snlos of o,or s 600.
fifty cents for every dollar in
excess OF 81 600.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 6.0O
MHuufn cturcrs of stills :; 5I.OQ
And for each etill menulao- >
turei 1000
And for each worm manufao.
turcd :. =. 1000
Manufacturers Of tobacco 1910
Manufacturers. Of cigars 1000
Pcddlers Of tobacco, first class
i'm ,ro than two horses, 5000
Pedilers oftobacco, second class
(rwo horsrs): >. - $500
Peddlers oftobacco, third class
(ono horsc) ..> 1900
Peddiers oftubacco. fourth class
J., (on-loe, or public c"nveynnce) 1000
Brewers OF loss than GOD barrels 5000
Brewers Of 500 barrc3 or moro lot. 90
Any person, 80 linblc, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
will bc subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable 10 pay any of
the Special Tn es named above, must ap-
.ply tn.G. l.. Anderson, collector Of Inter-
nal Revenua Mt Columbia :. &. and psy
f"r nn.I procure the Special 'rnx Stamp or
Stamps hey need. piior'o May /, 1874,
and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
-. J 'W. DOUGLASS,
. Cammis.ionrrof Intrrnnl Revenue.
OFFICE or internal RIyENUg, s..
wAsuiSGroS, D. g.. February l6, 1877
april 4-+l
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-09

NEW PkEFAhA1iuNo.- r.. brngnurst & Co.,
In desire t. call the attention OF ply sciAns and
Others in ted 10 the following new Preparations
Ut their manufacture, which are destined to DC
eupy prvInluent position as the most popular ol
the nutTltive tones.
WInR AND BEkP, each tablespoonful representing
tha uouI ishug constituents ii one ounce oil iiesL
Beet, WITH tho gentle STIMULATING properties oi Pure
Sherry MIne.
WISE BEEF AND Iron, containing the came ~
the above with the addition vi three grams OF LirAtr
oil iron in each tablespoonful
ELIXIR or bkEF, each tIb'espooniul representing
the nourshnent Uf one ounce OF Fresh Beet, with d
desseT t-s loou iul OF Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR OF BREP, Iron, AND CALlsAYA, each
Tablespoonful OF which contains Tie nuurishing
properties of of fresh Beef three grains OF
PyToIhusphate vi Iron, eight grains or IAlssys
BARK, with Finest French Brandy.
The above elegant Preparations are raiatabe
Rud grateful to the tu-tG, acceptable Ia the sOInA
and UNIFORM in strength, hrNns Ion their basis uIe
Extract Vi Beet tht IulfliYo ami resoI alive value
vi which IN debIiitHted conditions ol tue Jste Is
we'll established. lhcy Ar1 eininuntly adapted foi
the treatment VI tiune suffering nom the debility
resulting from prOttacted Illness In the sinking stages
| OF typhoid and other levers in the exhaustion aud
fatigue arrng from excessive work, lass al Ape
lite, iu.paiud digestion apu dyslepsia. AS restO-
THtSe anti inv xurHtnr u es invaluable Tor the
cOnsa.escont, III the debility accompanying old age
u the rapid growth children, and ali forms
general aebiti'y alto ed by defective nutrition
nervous prustratiOu, aud an Impoverished condition
oil tue blood.
| Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
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Wy tai remedy Tor diar hru chulvta, and lo;,sr
III vi the bowels.
s,ence vi Jamaica Ginger, capital preparation
ii The hncst White Jamaica uineor, mhhui act Ell
with gVste-t are, and suitable 70 the mort deli
ci,te cuustii utious, neatly put up, al REASONABLE
piire.
Fiat ltuunet VI making this, care Il taken 10 iIo
cure the best Ienet, and then best sL.i
.Iue and hO other, tfy
tidm GaiIpbVr, the best protection a. atnst innth
,oi rus vi NJoieu gUpia.
Cologne and Bay kuin hy the quart gallon.
bottles Of desirable IT. les. Call anu examine.
Iuxs uoiiatine Tor Jelly, now quite reasonable.
FNract- Ton the iandkerchiet,i IN bottles III bus
no ! IN 'luallty, Tor sale AZ any quantity To suit
ferratei Elixir vi uentian We claim for thistL
It has the same strength Comp. Sane Gehtah with
the addition vi tuil doris ot iron with each duse.
has many advantages over FrrIatcd Ehxir contain
ing Calisaya BARR As II IL uhorm in strength ant
appearance, and pleasant aud efficient tome, VT
conmend 1t 10 ANY one wishing an Iron tonic
Trusscs.--Mc have always had private apart
| ment uttinS Tru4ses. Every person wanting q
truss have All ustud to them and warranted Il
/ Mt.
Mrs. Alleu ., Halls, Rings, Woods, Steriing's Am
trosla and many Cth5r HAIR Preparations at REDUCED
| Lstour SALAD ON, wholesale and reta at
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