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BOAT RACES TO-DAY.
Potomncs vs.. Rappahnnnocks-The Single
Scuii Championship for the District.

Scut hor the DistFtct.
To-day promises to be gala day in Dis
trict boating circles the junior four cared shell
between the appahannockClub,o b,ofFredercksburg,
Va and the Potomac Club, of this city, and the
single scul race being the features. The Potomac
four will be Barbarin, Wilmington, Cropley and
Harrison. They have been pulling very fast dur
ing their practice and are confident of winning.
Their race will probably be pulled at half-past
three p. m. over the upper mile and half course.
The wind for several days has been blowing from
the south, making the lower part of the
consequently in all probability the single scull
race for the championship of the District will be
Towed oyer the upper curse, commencing ut the
house. Mr. Charles ID. Davis of the Columbia
Club will act as re fierce; Mr. X. E. Pairo, Of the
AnSlp1ians as Judge at the finish and Messrs, J;
the PotomRcs, as time. keepers. The positions
will number the same whether,pulled on the upper
trict shore, Ifpulled over the upper course con-
testants will not be allowed ogo between the Three
Sister Islands and the District shore The heats
are as follows, and contestants are requested
TO DE ON HAND PROMPTLY:
First heat, 4 p. m-No. ], John Lang (colors
bue); No. ., j, r. Lake, Columbia Boat Club
leOlors white(i No. 3 Fred dc Ronceray, Columbia
Boat Club (coiors red); No T. John HOllster, Poto-
mac Boat Club (coors old goid)
Second heat, 4$o 7, Mo Nm, 4 RichSEd Morgan,
Bailey Potomac Boat Club (coiors whte) No. 5,
T. G. Cropiey, Potomac Boat Club (colors red); No
4, ", c. Mckinney Potomac Boat Club (colors old
gold)
Third heat, 8 p. m.-No !, G. q. Kmball, An
alostan Boat Club (colors blucl No. 2, Frank Bar
W. Harrison, Potomac Boat Club (ColOrs old gold,
Speculation is rife MS TO the probable heat win
ners, each man having his particular friends, who
| think he will come In first In any event the men
are well matched, and close and exciting races are
sure TO be the result of to-days sport, Mckinney,
Harrison, mud Lake seem to be NE best thought Of
as heat winners although II will be impossible to
tell until the finish line Is crossed. The best places
to view the will be from the AnalOstan boat.
| house, If the upper II Mt noon II strong breeze
| blows from the SOUTH then the upper course will
| be used
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An Interesting Souvenir.
WrIir .HeMcI"

The dying Presidents letter TO his mother lin
fac simile) can be procured at The REPUBLICAN
ofice Price, 10 cents
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The Rhesid Rntba.

of the weather requires heavier clothing for COM
fort and health Eiscmen Bros, corner ofSeyenth
and l. streets, can meet all your wants.
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,on,p,crcinI Printing

cent cigars in the District Liberal discount to the
trade. L. n, Morcoo, 1907 Pa. ave. IL. W., wide
open doors).
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Sam Noyes, in charge of the corre-
spondents gallery at the Capitol is lying very low
ut his residence, on First street northwest
A special detail Of police accompanied
the foreign visitors TO Yorktown and will hover
as II were, about them during their stay so as to
protect them from pickpockcts
Mrs. Louise Pollock has senta beautiful
frame of finished kindergarten work and II glass
ten to the Atlanta Cotton Exposition.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Nellie Lowe the daughter Of ox-Goycrnor Lowe,
of Iowa, to Dr. Gabriel L. Johnston at the First
Presbyterian Church October -, at half-past six
p. m.
The best way to get to Yorktown is by
water The steamer Magenta will leave the foot
of seventh street wharf daily at eight u. M, and
will 10 directly to Yorktown. The commodious
and elegant accommodations of this vessel makes
the trip pleasant and delightful one
The case of Eliza Tillman, charged with
assaulting and attempting TO kill a cOlored boy
named Daniel Jackson, which was postponed last
week rs stated IN The REpyBLIcAN, came up be-
the testimony Judge Smell decided the shooting to
have been accidental and dismissed the case
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
as follows: Clarence H. Smith and Katie A. Crouiii,
Charles A. GriggS and Fannie g. Wood, Rudolph
SChoitein and Hattie NJ. Hillon, DauielJ j. Spauld-
ing and Sarnh J. Hall, Charles Harris and Carrie
ton, ~ G., and Cora J. Glover. Alexandria, Va. (;
Samuel Queen and Ann Ward, TenallytOwn, ID. CT;
James NJ. SChlcy, Cumberlnnd, Md, and Gunllda
II. Wclch, Washington, d. G.
The following Circuit Court jurors were
excused yesterday Francis Libby, +. j. Lewis,
George W, WISE Joseph Y. Potts. Rezin w. Darby,
aud James s. Miller. Marshal Henry has sum
noned the following taesmen TO fill the vacancies
JASPER NJ jackson, 2l2 ID street northwest; J. &.
Whitwcll, 10li Eleventh street northwest Robert
Il. Smith, 3i6 Sixth street southeast; J. Edwin
Krouse, 02 Frederick street northwest; John NJ.
Kessler, 80 New York avenue, and John Dice,
street, near fifteenth northwest.
Building permits were granted yester-
day to Anthony Pollok, corner Seventeenth aud 1
streets northwest, repairs aud alterations to dwell
ing, S2,500 Margaret =. McBar, corner Twenty
first aud streets northwest, brick addition 800
Edward Haywood, 1927 Tenth street northwest,
raise aud underpin dwelling, Si0O j. i. Akers, JIG
q street northwest, frame back building, $3.50
! Daniel Mccarthy, corner Fifteenth and G streets
northeast wood.sh S50i A. II. Bergman, GIL y
street northwest, repairs to roof $50; and Jeii
wood shed 500.
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An Inference.

We infer that Mr.. c. G. Fulton, of Balti-
more, has had his attention called" to our es-
teemod contemporary, the Washington REPUBLI-
CAN of Saturday last, Mr.. G. C, Fulton desires to
know how his confidential letter to the Postmaster.
General got into print If so we would suggest
that Mr.. James has in his Department notorious
person who has frequently stolen private papers
in order to sell them to the press for pub.
licOtlon, This notorious person, having
access to Mr.. James room at all
times, no doubt saw Mr., Fulton's letter lying ON
his desk, and, aware that II would be useful TO the
able editor of THE REPUBLICAN, quietly pOckeied
IT, 1t is rumored that the able editor paid this no.
torious person about $50 for the document We do
not charge Mr.. Fulton anything for this informa-
ton We have only to add thai the notorious per.
son mentioned is one of Mr. James corps of trusted
Reiormers But II Is not Billy Cook, nor Wood.
National Republican., 1881-10-18
Tho TnIIorIng Department

To his mother written OIL his death bed fac-simile
copy, can be procured at THB REPUBLICAN office.
Price, 10 cents.
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The Prcsident,s Letter

Overcoats and ulsters a full assortment. Eseman
Bros corner of Seventh and streets.
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.Inh IsrlniinR
mr.. Rovec'a Turkish nnth.

OF every description executed neatly at the short
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms
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Iron BitterH.

Turkish, Russian, and sulphur Baths. sos
street. Only first class bath in the city.
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Prominent Arrivals.


s Hatch New York; Robert NJ SISrie, Boston 3 r
Gonin, g; u; sanford, J. s. Loweryi New York ;
P IL HIGH 8SsFo NeS q II S9 deoSS
Fh29Gi1 FnrG1 Henry Whsan Phiiedelpeia eoTsS, ,,mv w
Pueblo. COLI s Z Simpson, New YORK s, q. French,
Columbus ga y. i. Roosevelt q. Savllle, william
buTSanS IeSdesson m XVI a. WE " pSrEer New York.
:; +. Cook Philadelphia; John IL. Whitley, London,
E2BiTrA. T. Crowenshleids Z. $ Nj +! ank Read,
Veil FsSnSs SSas3 M + f. HpORfs G bSSoS GGss oSS
George w. Weed, Brooklyn, N VI VIRGINIA 9.
Va. Waiter 4, pennison' 'PP6iladclphis; A. 0sborne,
Boston; H. T. iicrrics, Long Island N. v; q. 2.
Thornton, New WORK York. '''' ""'''O" ''OO''' W W.
wlLLARp's.-J r. McKen, New York; y, w.
York James o'Conner, ". s. oConner, Fhiladel-
yeikea6nrs, j. =. Van va ValkcaSnrs, New York; q q
Vincent Minneapolis; II. phillips, New York; w.
" H. MuphS NS% York u f. Dwight '"'"so
NATioNAt,-T. ur0lths, New York; L. Keith War
Lyle, Pittsburgh Gilbert litter G. Cronble Phila-
dephla ]. 9. Everest r. ID. Fleming, chicago; q. g.
II. CGasc, HSTncilsyille, \. =; O. NJ. Cook, Louis.
mg, mmrg, M G w. X ,heppert' C9lum9ns, ohloi w A l..
ids, i Mich. ih"'''''S 'i''n Dr NJ d. N'N" '''"O nap
.MErRoroLirAN-u. NJ. Burnz Philadelphia !
SSctley, Maryland s Wollman, New York; George
z. II. $. Cnmpra, Brazil; J.. Mack. Cumberland
James j. Dick Wisconsin,; ]. Tcugg, Plttsburg.
yoS ForRsr k fGS rgS2h fTS"E IT, w. hiaTG sNF @ HSE
mond J. o. Pcele @. Il. Maynard a. NlcksOn, G. N.
West, Boston; T.. w. Reeves New York; w. II. Por-
ter, San Francisco; l., H. Bsbec w. u, Wilson,
Chicago; N, II. Hand Ohio; A, t. Phipps, Mns5achu.
sets: :. a. Robb, New York.
ST. JAMEs.-J. II. Hobart, jr., New York; r. O..
Gibson, 4 Abbott, Boston; ]. Wilson, Iynchburg,
Va; William Ewing Columbus, Ohio; j. a. KnrsOn,
Georgia q. ID. Fairbanks. Florida; II. Merrill, BOs-
ton, Mass Q. f. Lewis Cleveland, ohio II. r. LAWS,
Albion, Mich.
sr. MARCIA. C. Dale, Lynn, Nfass Colonel A.
Tilghman, Maryland; James McCutchin, John II.
Rcgan, Terre lluute, Ind; Major Poe, Thomas
BriSwule, Virginia
WoRMLEl' lion. W. @. Le Due, Hastings, Mimi;
Lieutenant Mackenzie, U. y. N.
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.Speeia[ Nlofieee.
Nz5JS wAsHiNoToN MARKET coMPANY.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

WAsHINaTON, ID. O., Oct. n, 1881.
special meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Wash
ington Market Company will be held at the office Of
the Company, on Pennsyvanln avenue IN the city OF
Washington, Mt ~ o'clock noon, on SATURDAY, he.
ing the 20th dny of October 1881 10 act upon Sales and
Rentals OF Stalls and refnndlng or the Mortgage Debt
Of the Company, ana upon any other subject within
ocis.iit BENZ. b. WHITNEY, Secretary
N~ss5FB oi6 F STREET. NORTHWEST.
bSS II. A. HALL
Justice OF the Peace and Notary Public,
has removed to the Warner building. oclsl2t-
n55Je ENTERTAINMENT by THE INFANT
~ Glass OF the McKendree NJ. II. Sunday School
at McKendree Church, Massachusetts avenue, be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, THIS Tuesday
EVENING, October =, 1881, commencng at Im
o'clock. Proceeds for the benefit OF the church debt
Adults ticket, % cts. Chldren's, 10 cents u
n~sTs PENNsYLyANIANs, NoTICEl
N-2 The Pennsylvania Republican Association
(Regulars) Will meet THUS Tuesday EVENING,
at 1870 O'clock at st. Georges Hall, $40 Eleventh
street northwest, for general business and to take
action relative to the death OF MFR, ]. Howard Bush
NELL Pennsylvania voters desiring transportation
are requested to be present and make application
therefor. JOHN =. BLAIR, President.
WILLIAM M. ASH, Secretary, "
eS5Te FOR SALE
National Republican., 1881-10-18

BOO st., near Judiciary So, will occupy new bntl
October /, lll7 st., opposite Riggs House.
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Fall weight

A speciality at The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Job
Rooms,
National Republican., 1881-10-18

Emma Abbotts company sang olvette at the
Grand Opera House. New York, week before last
The chaste Emma was failure Us the C0untess
and Julia Rosewad did fairly well In the title role
National Republican., 1881-10-18
II. d. COOKE, JR., & CO.,

District Of Columbia per cent Bonds, maturing
1872
Norfolk City per cent Bonds having thirty years
TO run. a first class investment. Call and examine.
Metropolitan street Railway Stock, Washington
Gasght Scrip, and other investment securities Gov
eminent Bonds, &c.
a,t,l. Voet
National Republican., 1881-10-18

You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of want rent for SALE lost, three times for
twenty-five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1881-10-18

n>SJyo ATTENTION, TELEPHONE pI.u-
~ gers = All telephone subscribers whose
contracts expire during the months OF October and
November. and who are not yet satisfied with the
generous concessions" made by the telephone mo-
nOpoy, are requested to send their names IN conf
de nee to oANTEMONOPOLIST Republican Office
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birect wife 10 PhiIadelphIa and New York. ocl5.tf
LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE,

NCsSys 1863 ESTABLISHED 1sGl-G. q. G.
~ SIMMS Pharmacist cor. Fourteenth vt. and
New York avenue. Family Drug and Prescription
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itor represented the State, and Messrs.
Moore Z; Wardlaw the defendant. Verdics,
guilty.
The State vs.. Rslf Coaxua. Forgery,
State represented by the Solicitor end pfis.
oner by Moore & Wardiaw. Guilty.
The State Va. ALEX. Perry for assault and
battery With inte Z to kill. fhe Solicitor
for the State, anl Mr.. J. y. Allen. for the
defendant. Yef-dct, not Eaiity.
tried = -
The Stats ys. Alexunder a. drton, James
Woodson and Edward WoOdson for steal.
ing cotton ffu- che field. The Solicitor for
the State, and Mr. 7. @ Donaldson. OF
Greenyiile, for the defendants. At the con.
ciusion OF the States testimony, tho Judge
instructed the jury TO fiiid q verdict of net
The State We. Anderson Durham and
Elizabeth Durham. Malicious trespass.
State represented by the Solicitor and the
accused by 4. II. Cooke, ESQ. No. guilty.
The State VI. Abe Beeks. Arson. Sojic.
itor for the State and Messra. II. G.. Ecud.
day and e. d. Murray for the prisoner.
Found guilty and recommended to the
mercy of the Court. s.8
An we go TO press the case OF the State Va.
Jesse T. Ashley for obstructing neighbor.
hood road Is being tried. The Solicitor Is
representing the State, and Brown & Trib-
Die, Murray q Murray, Wm. s.. Brown and
=: u. Cothran the accused. The case will
(WedneSday)
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PREsENTEENT OF GRAND JURY.
juno Term, 1881.
STATE OF sourn CARoL1NA.
= OUUNTY OF ANDERSON,
Jud1c: ''V

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
40 His Honor y. II. Hudson, Presiding
The Grand Jury of Anders IN county
at this the June Term OF Court for the
year 1881, beg le.v. TO submit the follow
Presentment =
We are glad to report the people OF the
county In prosperous condition. but
q petty nature. We think Trial Justices
should exercise great deal OF discretion
In sending up to the Court of Sessions
cases OF suck, nature, as they Consume
the time OF tho Court at the expense Of
the CO inty.
We have examined the public offices
tf the county, aad find them well and
properly kept.
By committee OF our body wa have
visited the Poor House, and find the in.
mates we'll cared for, but would recon-.
tnena that the County Commissioners
have some new and comfortable build.
ings erected, as some OF the houses arc in
decaying condition.
We find that Polly Ann Leach, an in
mate OF the Poor House, Is a lunatio and
gives great deal of trouble to the Stew
ard. we recommend, that the proper
steps be taken to ssnd her to the Asylum
Tho crop az tho Poor Houee we find in
o good condition, and has been we'll
worked and managed, and with pood
seasons we expect o fine yield.
1ne conoitton OF the roads and BRIDGE,
IN the county are in pretty good conti-
son, except the aUutrnents or Bailey's
Bridge in hroadsway township, and the
floor of the bridge over kehyerdaIn
creek, near Browne Lnusterground in
Fork township, and would respectfully
cnli the attention or the County Commis-
sioners TO the same.
We would auggest that tho County
Commissioners borrow money, II in
their power, 10 reiinbnfse the Sherifr his
expenses In transferring lunatics to the
Asyinm lal and prisoners TO the Penitentia-
In conclusjOn, we would return, uir
thanks to the Presiding Judge. the
Solicitor and the other officers OK the
sistanee given Us In the tlisctarge OF enr
duties during the Term. -
Respectfully submitted.
PETER r. Brown, Foreman.
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."t..13fDs kJs ", 4lKty
Or. L. T. Kill Dear S;r-Having tried
Hi;rs HepaAc -Panacea, and thoroughly
tested its merits, 1 recommend It with the
speak for 1t admittance into every house
hold. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in
my practice, aud feel assured the people
viii fnd it q. healing "panacea" for all
irregularities incident to the liver. I do
not speak as orc who has heard end seen
not, put from my personal experience as o
practicing physician. It should be kent in
every household. and meet with .hnt re-
ception that its virtue and merits demand.
heartily endorse it az an effective liver
regulator. Very truly yours,
w. ID. JEENINGs. N. d.
For ssle by Wihite & White, Ander-
son, s. c. - 49, l7.inI
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mo money now; can't buy Pianos or Organs till
cotton comes ln." Yes you caS. Rake up $40
viii sell you dusiuR June. July. August and Sop
tsmeer, at Rock Bottom Ciih Rates, ard wait three
est Cash Rates Three Ges.ks .fes;,- 10 Ia-
terest. Cont forget it. Grand Snnmer Clearing
Out Sale OF New aud Seepnd- tIsHe Instruments
30 Pianos, 800 GtEans All styles. ali iiigsades.
al prieas Essf ~ ekssnds olis E5ectai IeTnis to
Instailinent brfeFs. CASH pfIees advanced onl,
teod lnstIutaeets frem SIX best makers C,,ta-
legGes and full Information mAiiad free :: charge
Avoid beiHg imposed upon by Reztty, or any other
eeie Piano and Organ Depot Of The Soath, LUDDEE
g BArSF sonihera Atasie House, Savannah,
Z = a
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>. There van no record Kept on Sunday, but
IL IL was unquesiionaOly as warm as Saturday.
Tuesday night there was q slight modera.
tion, and on Wednesday ut 8 O. m. the ther-
mometer registered SO and at IL m. SO.
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RUGGLES i--Any person wantinE pc0d
vehicle shonld not tail TO call on REED &
f!SIA :, lNb, whose long ex.;efienee efIa.
srn Bnggies at lower prices than any one.
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Six Ros Days.

The weather since lost Thursday has been
extremely oppressive both day and night.
The following is theTmometrical record
Kept at the drug store of Messrs. Orr tk
Sloan, probably the coolest place on the
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We would only ask you to try sample
box OF the Kauquite Indian Worm Pellets
to assure you that long felt want hes been
supplied-that worm specific has been dis
covered that IS pleasant as well as effectuul.
price, 10 ard % centsper box. For sale by
Or: T. A. Hudgens, Honea PATH Traynham
q Dial. Laurensyille, Simpson, Reid & GO.
anu white & Wilbite. Anderson.
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JusI received large lot OF Mason'a I'm.
proved Fruit Jars. With Boyd's Porcelain
lined top, which are acknowledged 70 be
superior to all Others. az Wilhite & WI
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Our Fifty Handsome Buggies and other
styles Of Vehicles TO arrive this and next
week, Don tail 20 see my stock and know
iiiy prices. Louis Cooks standard vehicles
cans be exceiled. C. A. EpEp. Ar,,ts a
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PRESCRIPTIONS speciality at whites
Drug Store. Compounded at all hours bI
careful and cosslnetent persons.
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Messrs. Lamar. Rankin g. Lamar: Gem
tleinen-My wife had been troubled for
several months with Bronchitis, and du-
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told me to get bottle of Brewers Lung
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bottle cured her entirely. ] will recom-
mend 1t to oil who are similarly affected.
fours very truly. N. 9. MuNRog.
MACON, Ga, March LIST, 1880.
=. NJ essrs. Lamar, Rankin &s Lamar Dear
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been treated by DR.. Crowell johnson and
other. skilled physcians without being re-
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eince. l am now in better health than be-
fore, and feel 1t my duty to state to the pub
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Mrs. e. G. AvANT.
TAYLOR County.
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Dr: Holton five years without finding re-
iief. then used your Brewers Lung Re.
storer, and found in it permanent cure,
Very truly yonrs, 2. J.. PAnks.
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Gray hairs prevented, dandruff removed.
the scalp cleansed, and the hair ulpda 10
gsow thick BY the nse OF Hairs VEGETABLE
Sicllian Hair Renewer.
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MoTRERsi MorHERs e! MorHaasi IL
Are yon disturbed at night and brok. n of
your rest by o sick child suffering and cry
Ing with the excruciadng pain OF cutting
teeth! II so, go at once and get bottle OF
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relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon 1t; there Is no mistake about
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the child. operating like magic. IL is per-
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and nurses in tho United States. Sold
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TEAs!-Don't pay high prices for com
mon tea when you can buy The best article
for the Same m1ney ut White Is .NRilhito'g
Drug Store Q's =. : : -
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CoLuMpUs. G. Ion. ~. IS7s

COLUMBus. GA, Jan. II, 1873.
DIR. z. j. Mofiett: Dear Sir-Last sum.
mer, when our little girl was teething, we
tried great nun;ber OF prescriptions, but
zone. OF them relieved her. We finally
had brought to our notice your TeethinS
CTeething Powders), and used them with
the happiest result. They gave her O.
speedy and permanent relief. very
heartily recommend them to Others.
Yours very truly,
G. 4. GLENN,
President Columbus Female COLLEGE.
Ns speedy cures Of Sores and Eruptions upon
The Skin hare been remarkable.
GoLDTHYAITE 81 SON,
Druggists, Troy, Ala.
For sale by Wilhite d. Wilhite. 47l.m