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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-23
PATENT OUTSIDEs..

TIE Merchant and Farmer makes tile
following just and appropriate remarks
On patent outsides, though .notadopting
the system. We fully concur withsthat
paper in the opinion that these patent
outsidcs are edited with more ability
than any Of the home printed outsidcs,
and if the insides are poorly edited and
poorly printed that is no fault of tile
system. There is no reason why the
inside should not be equally as we'll
printed as the first side. We think ed
itors who use patent outsides should
print large sheets and have the advcr-
tsements which run for months put on
the ouisiAcs, and then devote nearly the
whole Of the inside to local and State
news. y county paper is appreciated
mostly for its local columns:
PATENT OUTsIDEs.-This is the name
given to those papers which have their
outsides printed in New York, Cincina-'
ii or else where, and weekly shipped to.
the proprietors. For this theYStaVe;
been ridiculed and sneered ,atsby most of
the press whose4papers arepublished en-.
tirely at. home. ....,..ys p, fl, go.
e. We are not among those who thus
condemned this enterprise, for we look
upon it as a new era in the publication
of weekly newspapers particularly, and
look forward to the day when nearly, if
not quite all the papers in the country
will adopt tile system. 1t has undoubt-
edly improved all those papers which
have adopted the plan, and very many
more might be similarly benefited. The
outside is only selected matter any way,
and the system does not prevent one
from making the selection, IT'S proofs Of
the latest and best matter are weekly
forwarded By the companies TO their pa
irons. IF the proprietor finds it to his
interest to have patent outside, and it
be not Objectionable to his readers, we
see no reason why Others should COM
plain. Among our best exchanges are
some Of those with patent outsidcs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-23

TRIAL Jus1ICE.-We are pleased to
see that the Governor has appointed our
Old friend Mr.. \ G. Hawthorne, Of Due
West, Il Trial Justice in place of the
former incumbent Il. L. Young. \ bet
ter appointment could not be made, as
to high integrity and business capacity,
Mr.. Fl. adds many years experience in
the duties of magistrate. He will
make fair minded, impartial judicial
officer, without any bias of race or color
and will give satisfaction to all classes.
This is another Of the Governors good
deeds.
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AS the report that the proprietors OF
the Press and Banner are very wealthy
has gone abroad among oar subscribers,
and has made them awful slow about
paying up, thinking, doubtless, that VIC
don't want The money, we hasten to say
that the report Of orr wealth is false in
every particular. IF ocean steamers
were selling ut ten cents dozen, VIC
couldn't make the first payment on a
canoe. The lightning of poverty has
struck us square, and had it not been
for an armful Of hay Our devil managed
to steal from blind mule, our large and
interesting family would he without q
mouth!ul to eat at this moment. Is this
not a sad picture? Can delinquent
subscribers look upon it without feel
ing the grrcnbaclis rustic with indigna-
ton in their pockct-hooks? We Go not
like to dun you, but We must if you
fail to take the hint.
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ChsTrIER's VALLEY.-The Hon. A
Burt has received q. letter OF enquiry
from Mr.. Louis Eimrncrs, OF Charleston,
with reference to the climate, farming
resources, accessibility, &c, of that
charming valley, in view Of its suitabili-
ty as n location for colony of Swccdes,
who propose immigrating Ia this coun-
try. Our townsman has made 4 reply,
giving satisfactory answer to the in
tergogatious proposed, and has promised
us an article for publication setting forth
the characteristic features Of the valley,
which We will take pleasure in laying
before our readers.
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Marriages.

. MARRIED, by Trial Justice w. G..
Keller, Mr.. JAMES WALKER and
Miss MARY FRANCES PUCKET, all
Of Abbeville County, June Sd, 1876 -
MARRIED, on the 10th inst, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, near
Greenwood, by the Rev. w. +. Pearson, :
Mr.. n. A. PEAY, of Fairfield, to Miss
ELLIE B. BLAKE. --s
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Maintain the Rights and Dignity Of the
Press

Judge COOKE orders the rresentment
of Grand Juries in his circuit to he pub.
lished at haJ rates; and the Union Her.
all asks how it would do for the editors
to decide that he should get but half his
salcry hereafter. A good point. The
Press of South Carolina has habit of
doing more for less pay-more gratui-
tous and half-rate work-than any 9th
err institution known to the country, low
ering, as We contend, both its dignity
and independence. In the case of every
sort of charity, organizations of every
description and even personal enterpri-
ses, the pres. is expected to work for
nothing and pay all expenses, and con-
tribute full quota besides, in money,
with other people. Giving (Which we
ever expect to advocate and hope to be
able to practce) is one thing, but busi-
ness is another.
And while upon this subject, we utter
ly repudiatc the idea or legality Of any
law fixing rates for public advertising.
AS well might the legislature attempt to
that price all classes of professions, arti-
Zans, merchants, and others should fix ;
and more so, because. if there be any
thing that is free, and that should be
free, and whose freedom is guaranteed
by the organic laws of the land, it is a
public journal. And besides, 10 such
law could be framed with any regard to
justice. 1t would be equally just for the
law to say that 800 circulars shall be
printed for the same sum as 1000, as
that the advertising rates Of ull the pa
pers Of the State should be be the same
for, when an advertisement is inserted
in u paper with a circulation Of 500, it is
printed 800 times and sent to 500 people
and when in a paper of 900 circulation
it is printed 1000 times and sent to ,O9O
people, and so of all disparity Of num-
bcrS in circulation.
The Press Of South Carolina needs to
put itself upon q higher plane. No pro-
frssion of human institution is more
honorable. useful or influential, when
practiced in the sphere created by pro.
per independence, regulated by elevated
taste, and an honest zeal and regard for
the public weal.-SNmter lYdtcItmdn.
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CO.

WE had the pleasure of q call from
Gen. P. H. Bradley a few days ago. He
is one of our best farmers and always
makes money, by sowing largely Of oats.
He thinks no man can make money at
farming, if he cultivates only cotton.
We fully concur with the General in
the opinion that it is necessary to have
o diversified crop to make farming pro-
ftabic.
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How TO PRESERVE A B0UQuEr.-
Sprinkle it with water, then put it into
a vessel containing some soap-suds,
which nourish the roots and keep the
flowers as good rs new. :Takethe be-
ouct out of the suds every morning aud
lay il sideways in fresh water; keep it
there minute or two, rhcn take it out
and sprinkle the flowers lightly by the
hand with pure water. Replace the bo-
quct in soap-suds, and the flowers will
bloom as fresh as when gathered. The
soap-suds need to be changed every third
day. By observing these rules, 4 boquet
may be kept bright and beautiful for at
least one month, and will last longer in
81 very Epassable manner ga ~
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'he .Alstorl House,
BY TIE MISSES CATER.

The'following arc the arrivals since
last Tuesday,: . <... ~
DR. J C'HIaxwcll, Greenwood; A Torn
KY; j. Fl, Smith, j Fl Kashland, w d
Gator, u NJ Wrenn, Baltilnore; r A, s.,
Bromberg, Elberton'; n Baruch, Gate
City, Ca; Dr. J J Presley, Miss Lizzie,
PRESLEY, John G. Chilcs, Millway; Miss
Mag McCru, Mrs Mary Presley. John
Presley, j Neill Presley, r w Haddon
and lady, Dne West; L A Mars, ] q.
Devlin, Hal Baker, Calhoun's Mills;
Mrs L McCord, Canada VIM H Cater,
Mrs Emmie Cater, Maud Z Cater, Mel
lie Cater, Thos NJ Cater, Willie H Cater,
Ed J Gage, Charleston; l. M Fouchel
Ninety Six; S G Link, County; An
drew Agnew, Jas + Agnew, Danalds..
vile; John Shcarman, n. Y.
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On Friday afternoon Master Samuel
Nccl who is employed as q clerk in
Capt. Williams store, accidently dis
charged his pistol, but fortunately do
irg no damage. Why parents will al
low their children to have pistols and
other dangerous firearms is more than
we are able to account for. When q
boy begins to carry pistol we think he
had better be spanked and sent to the
corn field.
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THE GREENvIIA.s News AND JUDGE
COOKE. That weak bantling of the
Mountain City has taken up the cudgcls
5or Judge Cooke, and makes defence
|5n its usual scattering style. The Nr'r%
F'is everything by turns and nothing
3ong," and would not be itself if it 'did
not aspire to be sensational We have
Hurnished the facts, but are not bound
*o provide an understanding to comprc-
mend them.
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REV. r. n. PRATT is an able and
Jealous minister of the Baptist Church,
and is doing a good work here. He is
universally esteemed for his activity in
the cause he has cspouscd, is much re-
spcctcd for the libcrality of his Chris
tian spirit.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-06-23

THE Washington Light Infantry Of
Charleston, have met with quite an ova-
ton on their recent trip to the Bunker
Hill Celebration. In New York they
were greeted with an enthusiastic well
come, ard Il breakfast at Dclmonico's {;
and along the whole route and in Ros-
ton, they were the recipients of demon
STATIONS equally complimentary.
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MIR. r. i. HILL had a job which
lasted him whole day, last week. He
has a night latch on his door, and laid
the key on the table in the room. It
was when he went out and drew tho
door fast, that he had thejob of making
another key by guess, which would un-
lock it.
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We had a call last week from Mr.. J
G.. Mason, Of Banks County, Ga. who
is putting up n saw mill. cotton gin, and
grist mill for Mr.. Albert Clinkscales on
the creek about one mile from Ward
laws bridge. The machinery will be
completed in the course Of two months
when Mr.. .Clinkacales will be glad tc
serve the public.
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TIE CENSUS OF AGBEvILLE. We
published last week the census return
of the population Of our town for wAich
we are indebted to the courtesy Of Mr..
w. II. Taggart, who with his efficient
assistants is rapidly completing the
work throughout the various townships.
Mr.. ~. is "thc right man in the right
placc,n and will do the work thorough
ly and eXpe.litously. He he has prom
iscd us the returns whcnI they come in
as we'll as a report which may he inter-
csting to our readers. We return our
thanks.
CHfSiP GOo3s.-Our tOwns:n1n Mr..
w. Roscnburg is scllin" off his fine
stock of Goods ut low rates, and our
friends wishing bargains would do well
to call. \ little hard money is in de-
mand, and will 20 long ways. Gail
cary before The stock is sold out.
Black-cych Indies are most apt to be
passionate and jealous. Blur-cycd-soul-
t'ul, truthful, afirr:inn"tc, and cnnind-
inT. Eray-cyed- philosophical. literary,
resolutr and cold hearted. Hazel-cycd
-uuicl-trnprred and tickle. Grcen-cy-
-jcaiouS.-iOn!icrs Gazette.
THE H;hrn Couyicr Jnmm0 was very
nicely printed last week.
PLANTERS should remember to SOW
oats This year when giving their corn or
cotton the last plowing.
ANY farmer who sows oats and loses
money by the operation can get copy
OF the Press onld Banner for two dol
lars.
THERE are some young ladies in Alb
hcville who arc taking drawing lessons.
They have already accomplished the
art OF drawing admirers.
ALI. the water racks on Liddlc's and
Lesley's creeks are reported absent with
out leave.
BONNER of the Ledger, has one half
million of dollars invested in horses:---
He is one of the rare birds a rich editor.
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MR. S. G. LINK is buildings 4 commo,
iious dwelling Of eight rooms, which,
Hhen finished will be Que of the finest
b the neighborhood. When yonng
ben get to building fine houses, we
blink it is ominous. We'vcbuiltho houses
put have failed to get partner. We
IiiiiSxs: Mr.. Link better luck.
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REV. r. c. LIGoN, who has so lately
married one Of the best young ladies on
Long Cane, was in town last week, as
happy as possible. May he live long
and be instrumental in doing much
good in the cause Of the Prince of Peace.
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ME. HENRY Il. HILL, of Columbus,
Miss, died recently of consumption
aged 3S years. Mr. Hill was native OF
Abbcville, and leaves q brother, Mr.. a.
NJ. Hill, and many other relatives and
friends in this county.
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TIE prospect is, that the Episcopal
church at this place will be closed dur
ing the Summer. A portion Of the lay
men being absent and the others de-
clining to read the service.
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Our esteemed townsman, Mr.. Robert
Wardlaw, is again on our streets,
Ter an absence of several weeks, visi-
bg: his sons in the West. He has had
pleasant trip, bnt says that he saw no
bee to equal Abbeville In his estima-
bn. We welcome him back.
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AlR. W. A. PENNAL, the deputy
lerif, reports the crops on Calhoun's
ceek as very promising and well work
b The Fall oats are excellent, and
ke Spring oats are fair. Mr.. John
INK on one acre Of poor land made
fty bushels of oats.
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$. JANE Il. BAKER died at the
aence of her son DR.. Thos. Baker,
d Warren County, Ga, last week.
;he had been for three weeks on a visit
o her son and her death was entirely
respected. Her remains were brought
iome and deposited in the cemetery at
.odimont on Wednesday.
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ETHERE has been less stealing in the
iordeaux section of late, because of the
|mited field for its exercise. 1t prom
'es to be in full blast when the corn
nd cotton crops mature. So says one
its leading citizens.
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Mr.. AND Mrs. H. C. PINCKNEY, of
Charleston, are in town on q visit to
DR.. J. w. w. Marshall's. We welcome
them back to old Abbeville and trust
that they may spend pleasant Summer
in our midst.
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EcARL ScURz, who twenty-five years
hgo to this country as an exile and
Fugitive from his participation in the
Baden revolutions, returned IT, his native
7ountry lately, crowned with the high
,st honors, and received the complimen-
ary welcome Of a public banquet ut
Berlin.
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AN old chestnut tree came near doing
the work for Mr.. J. r. Hamblin, on
"Wednesday evening during the storm.
1t fell across the road just in front of
him. a..-. IN. ..-. -,.
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Consignees.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot: -.
Bradley & Jay, WP Wideman r G.
Perrin, e G McAlister, Mrs K G Perrin,
J J King, J L Caldwell, G Mason, d
NJ Rogers, Brooks & Wilson, Seal, Sign
& Robertson. ...,.
- G. V. HAMMOND,
,.. Agent. -
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DIR. III. ID. WILSON rode his fancy
horse over one Of Cothran & Wilson's
young trees Oh Wednesday evening.
II tho tree dies he will, OF course, set
out another in its place.
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@R. w. III. TAGGART has the contract
carrying the mail from Abbeyille
Elberton, and will enter upon the con-
4t after the first of next month.
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I'VE had the pleasure on Saturday last
calls from Messrs. Neill +. Prcssly.
gCabarras county, n. c., and J. L..
Bessly, Of Due West, both students Of
kskine College.
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Wier's Hotel.
JOHN a. WIER, Proprietor:

Fist of arrivals since last issue:
M r Hollingsworth, City; E G Rob-
erts, Charleston p G Hodges, Donalds-
vile; DR. r S Beckham. DR. J B Moseley
Lowndesville; & H Hodges, Hodgesr /.
Depot. 3: -
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New Advertisements.
DnnT sErH1MNwanted tosell "The
RTsaA EEENIHPeople's Common

Sense Medical Adviser" 1t is the
cheapest book ever published ss5 pages,
over $50 illustrations, Sl.50. Thousands
buy it at sight who could not be in
duced to purchase the high-priced books
treating Of Domestic Medicine. Unlike
other books sold through agents this
work is thoroughly advertised through
out North America. This fact, together
with the large size, elegant appearance,
and many new features of the book,
causes it to sell more rapidly than any
work ever published in this country.
Those Of my agents who have had ex.
perience in selling book 8, say that in all
their previous canvassing they never
met with such success or made SO large
wages, as since commencing the sale OF
my work. For terms and territory, ad..
dress Enclosing two postage stamps and
stating experience) r. V. Pierce, NJ. D.,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n, 7.
Note.-Mark envelope "For Publishing
Dent
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THE contract for carrying the mail
2m Abbeville to Washington has been
EArded to Mr.. J. r. Hambliu, and he
III commence carrying that mail on the
@t of July.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the holes in
the Public Square leading to the cutters
be covered or filled up? Should q man
or horse go down serious results might
follow.
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TIE dust in Thursday evening was
the thickcst ever seen in Abbcvillc.
The wind blew fearful gale, but fortu-
natcly did little damage.
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WE learn that Mr.. John W. I,essly's
corn on his bottom lands has been ma
terially damaged by the late high wa
tiers. E--.. a
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The following persons have packages
in the Express Office. ~,
W L. Link, L Harris, NJ E McCord,
J L NorrelI, Morral,, w & Go, MI
Thomas, D B Smith, W H Derricott, R
a McCaslan, + Smith, J Wideman,
T Baker, S r Tucker.
e. V. HAMMOND, 4
Agent.
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New YoRK,-Noon Money q. Gold
III. Cotton quiet and steady; sales SOB
-uplands 155 Orleans l5!.
CINCINATrI.- .-Flourquiet and unchan-
gcd. Wheat firmer but quiet-l, ,2Otol -
Corn dull and declining--70to71. Pork
tirm-county mess 1880; city 1900.
Lard steady-summer l2ss winter steam
Is; kettle 13lto13S' Bulk meats firmer
shoulders S5toS! clear rib sides ll!to
III; clear sides 1lstoll4. Bacon steady
shoulders %; clear rib II; claar III.
Sr. LoUIs.-Flour dull not enough
doing to establish prices. Wheat l,25to
1851. Corn lower-GGtoGIl. Pork high
er-l9,75. Bacon steady, only limited
jobbing demand. Lard dull-l,13.
CHIcAGo.-Wheat unscttled-S5!to1, ,02
Corn steady -GSto7ls. Lard Steady
-13, ,05tol3,5O. Bulk meats steady
shoulders 7itoS; clear IL.
CHARLESTON.-Cott QUict-mid-
ding Is; low middling 14lloll4; good
ordinary II: net receipts 95 exports
cOastwise Cos sales 30.
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Mr.. W. II. PARKER has an acre of
clover that he estimates makes him fifty
dollars a year, clear of expense. This
acre has been in clover seven or eight
years.
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~
Receipts. ts.......................... l3s
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts for this week Of 1S74...... 2sc
Showing a increase this week of 144
Sales for this week Of 1874 were... 9cs
(On basis 16I, for Middling.)
Showing an increase this week of 52G
Receipts last season QS7S-7D to
June ...l31 $3.50
Receipts the present season to .
$40
Showing a decrease present season
so far off ol,9s7
'7s to this date. %, G34
Shipments during the week.. 956
Same week last year.................. $40
Stock on hand at this date of 1874 II, 10
AUGUSTA COTTON STATEMENT, JUNE IS,
1875.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1874, 5,4Ss
Received since to date.....175,Sl ,Sl3
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Ex'pts and home consump-
IlOn ...........................liO iO,oii
Estimated stock on hand this
day................. .............. 4,S43
1o1
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yUPY. OH WHY will you suffer with that
w COUGH or CoLDi when you NAV be i'm
medi tely re eved by using DURLlNG'S COM
POUND SYRUo of TAR WILD CHERRY
and HORkHOUND. Mayo
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Railroad Guide.
NJoRTtA PENNA. RAILROAD.


Fare from Lehigs on TO Philo., e2.55.
June 5 1875 ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
CENTR ". Il. OF N. j.
~ LEHIGlI & SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION.
All Rail Route TO Long Branch.
PASSING Err STATION IN NEW YORK FOOT
OF LIBERTY ST., N. r.
Time Table OF May ri, 1875.
Tr,ins leave Lehighton NJ follows:
For New York Easton. &C., a, TAT, 11,07 q. ~.
226, 4f7 pm
For Phiadelphia, TAT, ll.07 a. M, 22e AT,
TIT p IN.
For Mauch ohnnk at 1920 a. M, LA, 5.3s, and
943p.n, +,
For Wilkes. Barre and Scranton at 1920 a. M, LA
p. IN.
ReturRing-Leave New York, from station Cen
tral railroad Of New Jersey, foot of Liberty
street, North River, 1880, OILS a. M, 12.45,
$50 D. 10.
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot North Penn'a
r r., at 7IJo, 945 a. M, 2l0, ?, IN.
Leave Easton at $40, ll.48 u. M, 3.55 aud
$40 p IN.
Leave Mauch Chunk at TAO, IL .oo a. M, 2.2o and
40, 7.l0 pm.
70; further particulars, see Time Tables at the
Stations.
PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE
CARS AT ELIZABETH.
IL. ?. BALDWIN, Gen. Pdssen9er Agent.
July 4, 1874.
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PlOttS' Star Organs

Combine beauty, durability and worth. Send
for illustrated cat ialogue before buying Ad.
dress The manufacturer, EDWARD PLOTTSr
Washington, Nj
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