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Mus. BElvA LOCKWOOD, who has been

Mus. BElvA LocKwooD, who has been
nominated for President by the Woman's
National Equal Rights party, has accept
cl. This may bean attempt at humor on
the part OF the women, but iii their face
tiousness they haye'not been wholly hu-
morous, for they neglected 10 nominate a
Vice President, and Bclva in her letter Of
acceptance calls attention to this fact. It
may be they thought Mrs. Lockwood
would be "a whole team by hcrself.": a
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Fayorablc Reports from Ohio.

Y coLuNprs,S 9, ,it September 8. Tho Re.
publican Slate Central land Executive com:
mittees held joint conference todaywiti,
only two absentccs.. Favorable reports
we're heard from all districts, especially
the wool growing counties and the. West
ern Reserve, Ii y 4;,., 4 81
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a. Sl,nkGr Si,:ur o,1nn,,,i.

VllnN, N. y, September 5:-This morn.
ing sister named Morrow, while melting
wax in the workshop Of family Of Ieha,
non Shakers, in Columbia eavh.Y, 1raI:
ped y lighted haref on Tic tioodrr and was
fatally burned: The building was con:
sUuou. 49, 4. Is " Y '..iii.it y WI.
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cnlcAco, September ., William II,
Downie, q member OF the Board Of Trade
was found dead in. 4 The basement Of / his
house on LaSalle avenue tonight, with a
bullet hole in tho left templc:.g He was
alone IN his house at the tho time of tho
occurrence; From the fact tl,at,thetS iace
was burned with powder it twas 'at 1irst;
supposed to be Il case Of suicide, but on
closer examination Of the position aud di-i
rectlon Of the wound and the fact that no:
weapon could be found, led to Tho conclu-i
sion 1t was murder. i ia
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EnirlOnrr.

Tho Yoltaic Belt Company, Of Marshall,
Mich, offer TO send Or. Dyes Celebratcd
Voltaic Belt and Electric Appliances on
tHal, for thirty days, to men, both old and
ya!lne Afflicted with nervous debility, lost
vitality Ind many other diseases. Sec
aaSsft leHt iu this paper, g1uaw
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Vacant see what comfort the Demo
Gratis r,n get out OF the Vermont election.
The majority isup to the usual average.
Stili they would get blood from u .urnip
IL they Cnnll. .lL. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-06

nEbritIiant Republican demonstration
at Clarksbnrg lust evening, and the one TO
take place in Charleston tonight, indicate
Tia, the people are thoroughly aroused,
aaA that The Bonrbous must 20. q. < [ :,
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4 rtyG picture Of Judge Maxwell ap.
prars in this weeks issue Of Frank Leslie's,
accompanied by a reliable sketch OF tho
p,publican candidate for Governor.
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DroEne.l lyLila I,athIuc.

NEw BUFFALO, Mlcll., September s. 81 q
This evening while a party were in bath,
ing in the Gallon river Harry Harris.
manager Of the Western Union Telegraph
oi!ice, and Miss Emma Phillips, were
drowned. The bodies have not been re-i
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NEWS ~ HHlHR,

The first rain II twelve weeks fell in
Texas yesterday, .;ls's'is34iyS1 st5ls Il.
The wife Of Assoclatc Justice Harlin
died ut Fortress Monroe, yesterday.
Ten out OF seventeen prisoners il the
South Iend, md, isii, eseapeii yesterday:
v ]ay-Eye.See il on effort against time
Yesterday, az Milwaukee, failed fil tsbeat tAe
record. ,ge s.55E, 5y.s & ~
n papt. j. ~: :Sl,ooth,5 + n sea captain, of
Massachusetts, suicided rat Little Rock,
Ark, yesterday. =, 5.j
(; Measures have been taken st Ghiladoi:
phin to prevent tho handing OF assisted
e,nigrants from Hamburg. aS Z:
Judgment against Grant 4 Ward faF
S1l3,403 wNs entered im HE county clerks
office OF New York yesterday, in iayor- OF
Pthe;s lar!ne:sS Sationalss Han ktS nnaa Ssuit;
b.onglit for t!l9lny lesIitd 1lsfpriorto the
l!rMylallgre. ny defense has been on.
tered. ig'HfE s:FT
The Fourth Pool strikers on the N[onon,
gahcia river, made no demonstration YES
terday. Their 5nNmher is gradually dc.
cpcasinS. The sheriff and deputics left
yesterday afternoon Tor Washington, be.
licving tint their %seryiocs would lie no
lonseT required Nt Coal Centre. An & %
Y Collector Robertson, OF Now York, las
q communication from the Acting Score.
taryS Sof the Treasury authorizing him to
AlloWi such carsocs OF rags rs arc now
alloat to be landed, provided they do not
come from districts infected with cholera.
Rags shipped spbseaNent Ia, the recent Or.
aef;wlll not be permitted to lind,
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! increased Number OF Failures.

NEw YoRN, September 5.-The business
failures throughout the country the last
seven days, reported TO r. g. Dun & Co.,
number for the United States 100, for Can
ada II; total 2l3, as against u total OF JOG
last week, showing M increase Of II. The
The casualties are still numerous on tho
Western and Pacific States, willie in other
sections Of the country tho number OF as
signments is rather below the average 10
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Chicago Markets In Brief,

.CHlcAdo, September 5.-The advance IN
corn Yesterday for cash and new deliveries
is steadily maintained this morning. Cur
rent quotations arc 54lc Tor cash and Sep
tember, 5lSc for October. Wheat rules
easier at 7Sse for September, 7ssc for 0cto.
hes, &c for November. .''lfiS3 !,
7. Noon.-Trading continues active in corn,
aud prices arc stronger, Higher cash corn
has advanced to Nsc, while September is
quoted at $50 and October at 52lc. Wheat
is n shaGo firmer at sole for October, III
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M E.fruct un tLn strent.

4 NV YoRK, September 5.-Tho death oi
Secretary Foiger, at Geneva, n Y, last
evening, has cast a gloom over al the Off
GERS connected with tho Government. III
this city. No official action has been
taken, as yet, and: Ill; the absence Of in.
Htrnctlons from. Washington nothing is
known ms to what will Be done. Presi-
dent Coz, OF the Mechanics National
Bank, Of Wall street, said that Secretary;
Folser's death will have no effect on the
street, Z; ns| z@'ls Z, n eesf,I - a, z ~
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llERrisa neat and witty hit from Mrs.
l0ckwupl's letter OF acceptance: 81 am
opposed 10 monopoly in the sense OF the
men of the country fnonopo!izins oil the
.,.,u- y 7-7sat,F-.l y. -gr-5 ~. = MS w.
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1taso Hall Yesterday.

fAtPhiladelphia-D Detroit, .; Phila., 5.
Az I.ouisyillc-Balto., 4; Louisville. So
AT Providencc-Cle Cleveland, 4 Prov, 8. I
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CAM Scnrnz is no, taking tho German
y,,c by storm. His terms for one night
.iauls are saidto be exorbitant.
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LET TIE GOOD WORK GO on.

Democrats In Jefferson County TlocIlnc to
~ - the Blninc Standard, 4 Z y, - 4 70
Correspondence q the Irtc'liutncer:
% HARpElts FERRY, WA, September 1.
For the pnst two weeks Jefferson county
has been alive with Democratic politics
and politicians, and the most desperate cf.
forts have been made to "cnthuse the
iaithful"in the fast waning cause. Their
candidate for Governor has made one
speech in this town and another q, the
much talked Of barbecue. held at Charles.
town yesterday, but tl,e. result q all their
grand (H efforts has fallen like water on
the back OF duck. The people wont en.
thuse. The dissatisfaction is so decp sent.
cd that their most Strenuous efforts nrovc
futile. They: converted no Republicans
by their big "bloW out" but OH tie con.
tragy have done the Republican party a
great service. The people down hrro ma
brushing the scales from .hcin eyes and
arc looking in tho direction Of the uarty
q ! Mg!i Wages !; IS rFotectlen and 40 elevated
t!NtitsES fetIy ~ thc strongest ,HlmO-
GFatla hold In tile county, and as m rv;.
donce Of how the wind blows, look at the
straws; Two weeks ago 4 Cleveland and Ind
Hendricks club Was formed hero With Il
me;tEteetSship o,f shout thirty-:ive. No Re-
nnblican Rhnriseo or dude went in to ioin
Yo,liisht tho Republicans formed a Biaiue
and Logan club, with Col. John Ko;SsnoW'T:;s
President, and S, w, Lightncn IS Score q
taryi. p BAtt, Geo; ". Fossett, s. 3.
fahtis, ST., Executive C1mmittec, and i
membership +, ofthltty.three, four Of whom
We're men, workinsmcn, too, who Ind
heretofore voted the Democratic ticket.
and word was sent to the club that 4 large Z
number OF men heretofore Deeiinocratic
voters wSasaala }oin' the club 1t its neXt
0n Friday.nightI of NcSt week the club
Will hala q large public meeting, at which
prominent speakers will be present. The
Republican and liberal Democratic protcc-
tionists are working hand in hand far the
election OF Blaine and .ngap. 4his' Is Tie
largest DcmeCyatiq county In the State. SO
With this beginning down here YOU can m
draw yonr own conclusions as to What tho
result will be. ~ -, ~ @ "'t'' Wv v
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prtatmEs to-day. Don't neglect your
duty, Republicans 7N VI g#A5
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How They Talk,

4 Sufferers who have lain bel:riadcn from
five 30 ten years 1 cripples who used
crutches ior: y longer time, testify to being
cured by 81. Jacobs Oil, the magical pain,
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= !. All Hands I,erIshcL

ST.. JOINS, n. F., September 5.-Tho
schooner Lilly, Of Bremen, capsized in q !
gale Monday. All hands persisted.
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DIRE DIRE! E@DISAS;'T'I'.E]:i,lRj'S,;. A';''I'.]:i, /
a LARGE GAVE IN M co s1;i 1;5sIlSx IN,
,, ,x, 80. It.I-1t " ~ ! 49, stflNiFlI
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres Of Land, Sink
s'k feet--.Lo.a Over Half u Million Of
D'''ar.-Ths 't'''- Two Wrecks at Sea- syi
a Grent Many Lives Lost. a 4, llli "

WlLEEsIARRE, Pa, September &, En-.
terprlse mine, Mt Port SDawklcy, owned
and operatcdGy Andrew Lanydon, was thisi
morning the scene OF the most extensive
cave IN which has occurred in this freglon:
ioryears, Nearly one hundred acres 81
gro4nd settled from four to six feet, The;
i'ei'isi' Valley Railroad trucks ,suhk lilyeis
M leei anu iraillc was stopped for some hours lSu
lhe :Eln alr was driven with tho violence ot,aasl
explosion ryl and forced its: way outsoof he.
shaft, almost totally wrrcking tho inside
workings. The ground was covered with
seams and cracks for several hundred
feet, and five houses belonging to tho
miners Werc wrecked. 5, ,iitI a Il =
Tho mine Is ruined and II nov nov, 1full ~
gus. Water fom the river and m tnban-s
uoHed working near hy Is pouring through
tile iisstlres in the ground! ThoSlnulssjdK (
tho mine were saved. Five hundred per-
SONS arc thrown out Of employment. The
owner OF. the mine! refused $500, 900 last
week LOT his interest in the coal LOFT, z, 4
THE SECOND CAVE. II !; Isl ,,S.s I
4 a second iall took place ut the Enter Y
prise mine nil cave this evening, which nov (
embraces fully twogthundred and ilftyg
acres, extending from tho sussauchsnna
river up the hill to the fan house .of the
mine, q distance, Of half n mile. Tic 'fall \
OF rock was enormous. Il Before ialfT the 3
mules could bG rescued six Iwerc killed. ~
Even i The mine is not flooded, ,itSwill be !
at least 4 year before it can le nut In work. y
ilng order again. The loss wifi reach fully
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DeuotHArIc apathy in the Kanawha
Valley, the home o! Wilson! No wonder.
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TIE KANA\vnA VALLEY.
Republican Rally To.nIght-Democrn,
81 5sE-7saE Ana fl.,, l., ty.o fa,,+.,

Republican Rally To.mIsht-Democrntic
apathy In tie County. n
Special Di'patch 70 Tie Inieltigncer..,
CnAle.EsroS,5iW Ma, September 5.-To-
morrow will be. day long to be rcmem-
bered i'll the Republican political history
OF the county. The Republicans and
Greenbackers will meet in the early part
OF. the day and nominate county officers
on the fusion ticket. at night there will
be a grand torchlisht procession with
fully three thousand in line. S
Arrangements have been made to have
Republicans come here by railroad and
river from the upper counties; also from
Ohio. A number OF speakers, including
Judge Maxwell, will be here, and no
doubt their arguments will decide many
voters in their choice at the State and
National elections. s.i /, 3
There is great deal OF apathy among
Democrats, especially in this county. ii
the. Democrats are. doing any work it is
being done very quietly and without DEM
onstration, ~. q w 81 g-..5-1 III
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TIE damaged shoe sale will open at 1887
Main street Monday or Tuesday next.
Wait ior bargains. y 4I6''l ! -
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U sTRuSz's Genuine Wax: Soap viii not
color the clothes syelloWlsh,
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:sYRuSz's Genuine Wax Soap will not t
color tho clothes yellQEIsh, n y ssf;5
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But upon this md other topics I may
ave more to say in another letter. l.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.
April Term--16S4.
Before chief Justice Judd, the Jury being ,cqiesd.
]. X. HANuNA VS.. A. UNNA.

Before Chief Justice Judd, the Jury being iraired.
This is an action OF ejectment to recover pos
session of some II acres of land at Hama, Is
land of Maui, described in Royal Patent No
1875 TO Kaihe. The plaintiff disclaims as &c
Z ls-100 acres, being the mauka half, which
he admits is held by the defendant under a
lease for twenty years, from Kaihe the pat
entee, dated Sept. 1866.
AS to the remaining half plaintiff claims
title under lease for years from the lOtl
of Oct. 1883, dated the 2Sth of March, .lss3
recorded the 26th of May, 1888, from Kaiinoe
(w) and her husband VIM. Needham, and IA
anaana, the heirs at law of Kaanaana LIST, de
ceased, the grantee of Kaihe by deed dated
Oct. 24, 1866.
Ii is in evidence that Kailinoe, lessor of
plaintiff, was born in 1864, of the parents.
kaanaana LIST (w) and Kalawa, and that Ia
anaana, the other lessor of plaintiff, was born
March is, 1866. This last mentioned person.
therefore came of age on the 18th of MARCH,,
1854. The defendant holds, by virtue of a
lease from said Ka!awa, made on the 9th of
December, 1880, for the term Of ten years FROM
the 10th of Oct 1888, q former lease from the
same party having expired on the 10th of Oct,
1883.
Kalawa was entitled to an estate by the cur
tesy in the land which his children Kailinoe
and Kaanaana inherited from their mother,
Kaanaana lst, deceased.
See Section 1885 of the Civil Code.
His lease TO the defendant was, therefore.
good until the children severalIy became Of
age.
But it is urged that, by Section 1888 Of the
Civil Code, the lease Of the father, who is by
this law the natural guardian of the persons
and property of his children, is good during
their minority and beyond this period unless
dlsafirmed by the minors on arriving at ma
jority.
A father has no authority as such to lease
his children's lands. p
LIST Wash. Real Property, p. 5O7, Ed. oflseO.
think that lease of the land to a third
party and notice to quit by him is a sufficient
disaeirmance by the heirs of Kaanaana LIST, of
the lease TO defendant.
The lease of the tenant by de c,trtesy, defend
mats lessor, expired as to one undivided half of
the land, on the attaining of the majority of
Kaanaana in 1882. Anotice to quit was neces-
sary as prerequisite to the suit. This was
not given until early in October, 1883.
The estate of the defendants lessor of the
remaining half (Kailinoe's) of the land had
not expired when the suit was begun.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian I.iaad.-
In Equity.
PuuHEANA vs.. Lao, IT Al.
Opinion of Chancellor Judd.

This is bill in equity to vacate and annul
certain recorded deed of conveyance Of GER
tain land in the district of Honolulu, dated the
4th of September, 1879, from Puuheana 1.-THE
plaintifD TO Lilo 1.-THE defendant) and one Ka-
makaluhi.
The bill alleges that the plaintiff intended
to make a conveyance Of the land in question
to one Kapule and Kamakaluhi, but was, by
the fraudulant acts and representations of the
defendent and others, induced to make the con-
Veyance now complained Of. The defendant
demurs to the bill on the ground that the
plaintiff is not entitled to relief, for, it appear
ing by the bill that she had determined to con-
vey her land but the conveyance turned out to
be to one whom she did not intend tc benefit,
the intended grantee as the party injured,
should bring the bill.
gather from the allegations in the bill,
that plaintiff intended gift Of the land to her
nephew Kapule and Kamakaluhi her adopted
daughter. Both Of the parties are alleged to
be dead. do not think bill in equity would
lie to compel person to execute deed Of
gift in favor of one to whom promise Of this
character had been made, This is conclusive
as to the right of the heirs Of Kapulo to relief
against the alleged fraudulent deed to defend
ant
his intentions frustrated by fraud, has the
right to apply to equity for relief.
Another ground for demurrer is that the bill
states that tie plaintiff has just reason to
suspect and does verify believe and so charges,
| that" here setting out a conspiracy by de-
PENDANT Kamakaluhi and one Mahelona, to de-
fraud plaintiff by reading the deed as lift were
to Kapule, ETC., and that this is insufficient as
not being positive allegation.
The fact of fraud must undoubtedly be
charged with distinctness. Story Eq. Pl. Sec
25l-255. Butler VS.. Viele, Il Barb. l66.
think the fraudulent acts are alleged with
sufficient explicitness 10 enable the defendants
to answer They seem to me to be very fully
set forth.
So in reference to the allegations as to no.
| tice of tile defendants of the fraudulent char
acter of the deed, it is commended that the aver
ments in the amended bill "That the plaintiff
has Just reason TO suspect and DOES verify be-
lieve and SO charge that W. r. Castle had no
tice" is insufficient.
The plaintiff is not to plead ner evidence
and the allegation is sufficient to enable her to
prove her case
Demurrer oVerTuled.
NJ. Thompson, J. Russell and j. NJ. Poepoe
for plaintiff; A. S. Hartwell and W. r. Castle
for defendants
Honolulu, May 18th, 1854.
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This is an action to recover the sum of
S244.37 amount Of assessment by the Fence
Commissioners Of North and South Kona,
Hawaii.
1t was proved that the defendant had had
verbal notice of the appointment of day up
on which the commissioners would meet the
parties interested, and was present when the
commissioners viewed the line of the proposed
fence, and that the commissioners followed
the statute in deciding the kind of fence to be
built by plaintiff and defendant, (who were
owners OF certain lands in North Kona adjoin-
ing each other) the share each one was to
build and the time within which the work
was to be done. The plaintiff built his alott-
ed portion of the fence, and on failure of
the defendant to build his assigned share,
went on and built the same as authorized by
Sec. of the fencing Act, p. 1926 Civil Code.
But it appears that when the Commissioners
met to assess the expenses incurred by the
plaintiff in building defendants share Of the
fence, they did not notify him (dft.) of the
hearing and he was not present and had no
opportunity of examining or rebutting the
proofs presented.
The law says that the plaintiff shall be en-
tilted TO recover the expenses incurred in
DullulnS tne fence as TIE came snail De asses
sed by the commissioners, certified copy Of
whose assessment filed with any District
Justice of the district shall entite the party
to Judgment and execution for the amount as
sessed as in civil suits.
think this contemplates that the defendant
shall have an opportunity of meeting the
evidence offered as TO amount of expenses in
CURED. 1t would be violation Of fundamental
law to hold that an eEpdyts assessment of
which defendant had no notice is binding upon
him. do not think that failure to appeal
cuts him off from showing this as defence to
the application by plaintiff to the Conrt for
judgment.
For this reason feel obliged to find for
the defendant.
Cecil Brown for plaintiff. J. l.. Kaulukou
for defendant.
Honolulu, April 20, 1851
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F&LANKET&:

Horse Blankets. White and Fancy Blankets,
Fancy Striped Wooden, two sizes,
Scarlet, Orange, White Wooden, 8 and points
Threads, Tape, Elastic, Scarfs, &c,
Silk and Velvet Ribbons,
Buttons for Shirts, Coats Pants Dresses
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands
April Term--1SS4.
MANUEL DE GoNvE1A VS.. R. LoKA.

Heard by the Court reihiom Jury. Opinion Of
Judd, CO..
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VIENNA FURNITURE:
CRATES OF ASSORTED CRoCKERY

Containing Plates Cups, Teapots, Bowls,
Chambers, Rice Dishes and Bakers,
Demijohns, 3 and gals Sample Bottles,
Vases and Glassware. Manila and Tarred Rope,
Hemp and l. II. Packing, Coal Baskets,
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iIJuegment must therefore DO for the plant
if for one undivided half of the makai seven
acres; as to the other half, the suit was pre-
mature.
Damages 81.
". R. Castle for plaintiff; G. Brown for de-
PENDANT
Honolulu, April 80, 1884.
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Failures are frequent, of course, but nothing
is more certain now than that trotters are be-
gotten by trotters. As any thoroughbred can
beat any common horse at the run, so that 1t
is not even necessary TO have a trial to be sure
Of it, We expect to arrive at the same accuracy
with the trotting horse"
" And what is the limit of time at which
you will finally arrive ~
Two minutes now is not more incredible
than was two-twenty quarter Of century
agu," replied the General.-H uper's Magazine
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Tho Developnsnt d ths Trottsr.

" It is but short time, know" said GEN.
eral Withers, since people have begun to be
convinced that the srottsr was not merely
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PERFuMERY. FLORIDA WATER.

Genuine Eau dc Cologne, Lubin's Extracts,
Toilet Soaps, PhilOcome, Hair Oil, Combs,
Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Pipes,
l. Il. Balls, Harmonious, Blank Books,
Albums, Gold Leaf, Jewelry, Watches,