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The Daily Review, JOSH T. JAMES, Editor & Prop. WILMINGTON. N. C. THUR8DAY. OCTOBER 14. 18S0. fESTlKZD AT THE P08TOFFICK AT WnjcnroTOJr, N. C. a Sxookd-Class- 1IATTTB.1 FOR PRESIDENT: ' ff. S. HAPOCK OF PENNSYLVANIA. J FOR VICE-PRESIDENT : W. H. EDIGL OF INDIANA. FOR GOVERNOR ; THOMAS J. JABVSS, OF PITT. FOR, LIEUT-GOVERNOR : OF MACON. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE : WZLLXAKE L. SAUKDELS OF WAKE. At "Windsor, -Mo., on Tuesday, twenty thousand Democrats assembled oa Gen- era! IIanco6k's farm and fowned a pro- CtisSlUU 11VU 111 lie 3 IVUg. iuv c- pr' sinn-l was the motto: ''Liberty A free vote and a fair count' By the late census the total popula tion of Florida is 271, 7G-4, against 187,- 748 in 1870. "This exhibits an increase of S4.01G. inhabitants, or a fraction less only than 45 per cent. 'The two races compare thus: hites, l4J,bJl; ne groes, 127,913, showing 15,878 exce?sof the former. . v Ilere is a very small chapter of Kadi cal rascalitv. .' It is only one ol many that will be told. It is from, the New York Siai's Columbus (0) special in yes terday's issue of that paper: I The Republicans carried everything with a- high hand to-day. ,lhe pol;ce acted in the most partisan manner, and were aided as far as possible by the Fed- oral officials. 1 Mayor Jacob called out the First Regiment, Ohio State Na tional Guard, and kept them under arms all day. fetrangc negroes were voted by me nunareus over ana over again, anu when Democrats demanded 'their arrest they were either taken away from -the polls by the police and released after turning the first' corner or taken before united States Commissioner Hart, who held court in the ofiice of the' Chief of Police and Lv him released to go and re peat again and again. Besides, the lie puoiicans were provided with any amount of money, which they used most lavishly, l he vote colled was enor mous and is far in excels of any ever cast here. FOR STATE TREASURER John ax. woasn, OF RANDOLPH. FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL : OF WILSON. FOR AUDITOR: QE GATES. For Superintendent Public Instruction C. BCAXCBOXVOIjaH OF JOHNSTON. Electors at Large : J. IVI. ZiSCZJ. FAD ZTJ a 8 BUBBXJH- District Electors : THOMAS R. JERNIGAN, HENRY R. BRYAN, DANIEL H-McLE AN, WILLIAM F. GREEN, FRANK C. BOBBINS, DAVID A. COVINGTON, THEODORE F. KLUTTZ, JAMES M. GUDGER. Tor Judge of the Fourth Judicial District B1SDEN T. BENNETT. For Judge of the Fifth Judicial District JOHN A. GILMER. FOR CONGRESS V (Third District.) jonn w, oniciiii.FOB.D, OF ONSLOW. Dr. Janeway, Gen. Hancock's physi' cUn, says: "He is in the very prime of life and has, with his splendid constitu tioa unimpaired by any excesses, and his good, regular habits, a chance of living twenty years yet. You can't worry him through politics or otherwise into an early grave. He has got too much vital ity and good sense to succumb to any thing of the sort." The llacon Telegraph & Messenger says : It is whispered that Little Alex trill enter the Senatorial contest for the vacant chair in the Georgia delegation. If the reports are true in reference to election of members, the Legislature is largely for Brown. Mr. Stephens would no doubt be the most formidable oppo nent to Governor Brown, but as matters now stand, there seems to be no doubt of Gortrnor Brown's election. mm m f In the late annual stockholders' meet ing of the Louisville and Nashville Hail rood Company, it was shown that,', in eluding its leases, the company now oper ates 2,400 miles of rail. The road earn ed no less than 17 per cent., net profits last year, and declare cash dividends to the amount of 8 per cent. The net earn ings, were 43.41 per cent of the gross receipts. It was resolved to increase the stock of the company by a dividend of 100 per cent. The more the matter "is investigated, he more certain ids it that Gen. Grant's recent interview with '. the political preacher, Dr. Fowler, relative to Hau- cock, was nothing but an emanation of spite and malevolence. We published yesterday an article on the fourth page wherein it was proved by the records that Grant's assertion in regard to Han cock having a "Presidential bee in his bonnet," because of having vote forJPresident in 18G4, was absolutely false, inasmuch as no such vote had been cast, nor, indeed, was- Hancock's name mentioned in connection with the nomi nation at that time, and now the New York Truth, an independent paper, has discovered the real cause of Grant's ma levolence. Here it is: The I special dispatch from Washing ton, published exclusively in our columns yesterday, stating that President Lincoln had requested General Hancock to take command of the army of the Potomac, has received ready popular acceptance. , From the same source we are, agin as sured of its absolute accuracy. The command of the army of the Poiomac was ofFere'd to General Hancock before General Grant was thought of for the position. r ' , We need not 'repeat the assurance, however. Truth, was the first to give the fact to the public, and with it we gave interview with General Hancock himself which fully corroborated it. Now let us have the correspondence, and there!will no,longer be , a question that the Democratic candidate was mis represented in the interview purportin Republican politician, have vastly more wieght withjjthe people of Indiana and Ohio, where they were sent by the ton, than any speech Sherman eould make. So the simple fact that Attorney-General Devens had detailed two noted Washinsrton detectives for service in Indiana and Ohio, whose, du ties were popularly believed to be to in timidate Democratic voters, has a wider influence in those States to-day than all the speeches the Attorney could make in his lifetime. The negroes and roughs who have been sent on to vote the Re publican ticket feel perfectly secure, while the Democrat who has been nat uralized, or fwho in any way has doubt of. his rights, feeling that the Attorney General's official is watching him, natur ally refuses to '.vote. If either Ohio or Indiana shall be carried to-day against thi3 official influence, I shall consider that a victory ha3 been gained over the worst element ever known' in our recent politics. But whatever the result may be, the fight has been one of the people against official influence and money almost asi mach as it was in Maine. Complete vic tory to-day means almost a full sweep of the'Northern States in November. De feat in the two doubtful States means a srreat fiht. All the. Governors from Maine to Cal ifornia are being written to by the man agers of the National Fair Association of this District, requesting co-operation in future meetings. The idea is that a central Fair may from year to jear be made useful' in giving the several States amore full knowledge ofeach other's nat ural, and manutacturing productions. The potatoes and lumber of Maine, the fruit and wines ot Laliiornia, and the cotton mills and tobacco of the South are sold here m large quantities. It is thought the making of this a central place of exhibit, with executive or Leg-! lslaturc sanction from all the States, would not only have a happv effect on internal traffic, but by making all classes acquainted with each other, help to bring about the good fellowship which all pa triotic people desire. Gcrdgk. II1E DEM0CR1TICTICKEF. The following we clip from the Char. iotte Observer. It comprises the entire ticket which is to b3 voted on at the elec tion in November. It is very important, terms, this officer will also be voted for on this ticket The ninth and last ticket is for town ship constable, each township electing its own constable. The following Dersous cannot vote: Minors, Liots ard lunatics; persons who, after conviction, cr confession in open court, have been adjudged guilty of felony or ether infamous crime, commuted aft r January 1, 1877, UDless restored to rights of citizenship by law. Subject to the foregoiug exceptions, all males born in the United States, or nat. uralized, who have resided in the State twelve rncntb.3 next preceding the elec tion, and ninety dajs in the county, are qualified to registbr acd vote ,in the precincts where they re&ide. 1 , ' Those who shili hive arrived at the age of 21 3 ears since .November 5in 1878, will of course have to register; and all those v. ho shall have removed from one precinct or township to another 6ince that date, will have to register anew. Persons who registered for the November election, 1878, and have since changed precinct must, upon presenting them selves for registration, produce a certifi cate from tLereaistr.tr in tha presinot in which they registered, ntuticg thit their names had bsea erased from h:s book. flUtJAaflinK: received .one 5 a'"''' fchomsl be read very carefully by all : Tiie following is tbe Democratic ticket ? it mu:t be voted throughout tbe State. There are nine boxes,' and one ballot inuit be deposited in each box. Voters mutt sae to it that each ticket i3 placed in the right tbox.. One ticket, for Presidential electors, is as follows: FOB ELEOTOKS OF PRESIDENT AUD VICE PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES. JAMES M. LEACH, of the fifth con gressional district. PABlUS H. EUSBEE, of the fourth congressional district. DISTRICTS. THOMAS JEKN1GAN", of the first cocgrcssional district. , HENKr W. 5RYAM, of thi second congressional district. DANIEL H. ItlcLEAN. of the third concrecsional district. . . Wm. F. GREEN, of tbe fourth cor gres sional district. FEASK C. BOBBINS, of the fifth congressional district. DAVID A. COVINGTON, of th sixth congressional district. THEOOOiifc: if. KLUTZ, ot , tiie sev enth congressional district. JAMES L. GUDGEit, cf the eishih J congressional district. The European Powers to Dulcigno Will you surrender? Dulcigno to the European Powers No, I won't. The European Power3 to Dulcigno Then we think you're real mean so, there! Puck. 'Pa,' asked little Blodgers of his par ent, 'what is paper made of?' 'Lies!' roar ed the elder Ulodgers, who is running for office. 'Lies! Infernal, outrageous, villainous lies!' And the innocent boy wrote it down that way in his composi tion. Burlington Hawkeye. A young man with an umbrella over took an .unprotected lady acquaintance in a rain storm, and extending his um brella over her requested the pleasure of acting as a rain-bow. 'Oh! exclaimed the young lady, taking his arm, 'you wish me to be your rain-dear.' Two souls with but a single umbrella, two forms that stepped as one. 'Any good shooting on your farm?' .asked the hunter of the farmer. 'Splendid,' replied the agriculturist, 'there's a drive well man down in the clover meadow, a cloth peddler at the . house, a candidate out in the barn and two tramps down in the stock yard. Climb right over the fence, young man, load both barrels and sail in.' Burlington Hawkeye. Miscellaneous. 14 Stops, 4 Seta Beea, ONLY $65. Pianos $125 up. Paper Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, oct i4w free. N. J. to have been had with Grant. 1 cr 'a Tfi RETURNS'. At this writing, in the forenoon, we arc - not disposed to retrace our steps from the position taken by us' yesterday. We said then that we believed that the Democrats have carried Indiana and we know nothing now to induce us to change that opinion On the contrary, we are the more confirmed in what we 'said then. The latest dispatch received here last night, and published in the Star this morning, is signed by Mr. English, and in it it is claimed that the Democrats in Indiana have elected a majority of the State ticket, Congressmen and Legisla" ture, thus securing the reelection of a United States Senator. If this is such Very good new,s for the Republicans we wlpuld like to know what they would cali bad news. The election of Porter, the Republican candidate for Governor of Indiana, seems to be con ceded. That is a matter, of very little importance vto the Democrats outside of Indiana, as compared with the success of the Legislative ticket. One is simply a matter of State, while the other is of National importance. As for Ohio, we had hopes, but no ex pectations, and are therefore not disap pointed at the result, That frauds and rascalities were practiced in both-States no candid man can doubt. We expect full antl more decisive news betore going to press. Such as it is, it will be lound on the first page of this issue. Then follows tin State ticket a3 follows For Governor THOMAL J. JAUVIS of Pitt. 1 For Lieutenant-Governor JAMES L ROBINSON, of Macon., For Secretarv of State WILLIAM L . . F SAUNDERS, of New JIanover. For State Auditor WILL Ail P. IIOB- 7KT5, of Chowan. Vot State Treasurer JONATHAN WCA&TH, of Randolph. Fr.r" Attorney General THOMAS S. KENiAN, of Wilson. For : Superintendent of Public Instruc tion J. V. SCARBOROUGH, of John ston. WASHIXGT0X LETTER. Wasiiixgtox, D. C., Oct. 12, 1SS0. At this writing nothing is known here of the voting in Indiana and Ohio, bat I can tell , something of tbe influ ences which Democrats in the two States have had to fight against. I do not sup pose the average Cabinet Officer, like Secretary Sherman or Attorney General Devens, has more influence than anv other man on the stump, but the official reports and acts of those officials, as of ficials, do have an influence of the kind. For instance: Secretary Sherman's con tinuous stream of one-sided, partial and dishonest "statistics," prepared 'at the request, and under the direction of a Next, the' members of Gjngres3 for ther resnectiv.9 districts are to do voted for therein onlj ' that is, each voter vot ing for but one candidate, in a separate box. a3 follows: For Congress. 1st Dittrict LOUIS C. LATHAM, of For Congress, 2n 1 District W. H. KITCHIN. of Halifax', For Congress '3rd District JOHN W. SHACKELFORD, of Onslow. For Congress, 4th District W1L LIAM R. COX. cf Wake. For Congress. 6th District AL FRED M.!$CALES, of Guilford. Foe Congress, 6th District CLEM ENT DOWD.of Mecklenburtr. For Congress, 7 th District ROBERT F. AKMFIELD, ol Iredell. For Congress, 8th District R03 ERT B. VANCE, of Bunccmfce. Another ticket, to be, like tbe Electoral and State Execute tickets, voted throughout the State, is as follows, re quinug a box, aUo: For Judges of the Superior Court: FOR JUDGE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT: R.T.IBENETT, of Anson. FOB JUDGE ,CF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DIS TRICT. . JOHN A. GILMER, of GuilforJ. The fifth ticket, to be voted througha out the State, is for or against a pro posed amendment to the constitution of 'the State in relation to the public debt. This requires a separate box. The sixth ticket, also general, and re quiring a box. is on the proposed consti tutional amendment relative to tha deaf mutes, the blind and the insane of the State. The seventh ticket, requiring a box, is for Senator (or Senators) aud Representa tive (or Representatives) io tbo General Assembly.. The eighth ticket, to be deposited io a separata box, wi.l baia oa it treasurer (ta counties luviug this cfScer;. register of deeds, surveyor, ceroner and sheriff. In cases where tha clerk of the , superior court is to be elected to fill unexpired A GREAT OFFER ! Pianos, $150, up. Warranted 6 yeard. in ae on J htnd Instruments at Barga ns Agents wanted. Illustrated Catalogue Free. Horace Waters & Co., 82SJBroadway, N Y. oct 74w , - THE NEW FOOD MEDICINE THERE is no greater Blood Producer and Life-sustaining Principle in the world of foods or medicine than MALT BITTERS, prepared frm Unfermented Malt, Hops and Quinine- They feed the body and the brain. earich tbe blood, solidify the bones, harden the mu8cle8, quiet the nerves, cheer the mind, perfect aigeston, regulate the stomach and bowels, cleanse the liver and kidneys, and vitaliza with NEW LIFE every fluid of the body. ' Beware of imitations similarly na t ed. Look f r the COMPAHY'8 rilO N AT USE which appears plainly oh the label of every bottle. Bold .everywhere.' MALT BITTERS COMPANY, Boson, Mats. oct7-4w AND Hew and Very Attractive Styles are How Beady. 3E8T CABINET OR PAR LOR ORGANS in tbe World, winners of highest distinction at every great World's Exhi bition for thirteen years. Pri ces, f 51. $57, $66, f 84, $103, to $500 and upward. For easy payments, $6.38 a quarter and upward. Catalogues free. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN Co, 154Tremont St, Boston: 46 East 14th 8t, (Union Square) New York; 149 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. oct 7-4 w ORGANS HELP Yourselves by making money when a golden chance is offer ed, thereby always keeping Doverty from your door. Those who a.1 ways take advantage or tne good chances for making sxoney that are offered, generally become wealthy, while those wno do not improve such chances remain in pov ertv. We want manv men. women, hoys acd gins to work for us right in the) r own local- ties. Ihe business will pay more umten times ordinary wages.- We furnifh an ex- penure oatnt ana ail mat you neeo, ina No one who engages fails to make money very rapidly. You can devote your wnole time to the work, or only your spae mo ments' Full information and ail mat is needed feat free. Address Smsoir A Co., Portland, Maine. oct 6-d6m-wly BE2TJ. F. GBAFTOX, bTOBT 15. Ladd, Halbebt E. Paine. Late Commissioner of Patent; at emfs PAIN Ei GRAFTON & LADD, Attorney a-At-Law and Solicitors cf Ameri can and F breign Patents. 412 Fifth Street, ?36hingUn, D O. Practice patent law in eil iis branches in the Patent Office, and in tha &&prerae and Circuit Courts of the United States, Pamphlet sent free on receipt of stamp for postage. an 28 Miscellaneous. HI HiBelianeons. BS&sBU fiiew I"" "!TV Bleed- Warner's M, nil raw "4.. r m r-mr-mw h mm mm m m that Ic Hi u Pi0 Romwa!?,s trii Cl V to cur. AlLog thr lil?JJlt LP A diaterclir Sold Lv druS.. v, fStlS? iUffl.7V 10th & Arc!,. I'luli., Vi A - V1 T J wrapper o.n OottU contains his z Jj! ,.'A!,J, . ' Mb Kifi? ana Liver CURE. SI 25 PER BOTTLE ! A Positive Remedy for ALL Kid ney. Liver and Urinary Trcnbles of both Male und Female 1 ESTAIJLTsHEjf 1853, OLBEAR&BRQg 13 2 20 Market Si. Wiimineton, ft, 0 WE FT AVE JUST OrNEI h. 'it b iveil iiiy if. E. B. Lh -'VI J t St Ira a, A 'a 'It is the reaitlv tna- will cue the manv cie-ea,se jecuiia. to woipea ' Mother's Alas szine 1 win c-i. 'It liAS Mdi&l severe tcsr uri1 XT decrement tru:i) soma of the hib'vt towli cal talent in tha country .' No reniedy Ixeretofpre beheld for one moment with it.' C. A. Harvey,' i l.,V lVv ",J ri'-iion, the U rges; complete st(ck A Nl. V.'WoHd discovered cuii in compriHou d.c: This Great Natural Remedy is for Sale by Druggists in all Parts of the World. FUnf&SHNIQ.&OQB South of Baltim.irp. O SUITS FROM $2.50 UPWARDS. 100 BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUIIJ At greatly reduced prices, THY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER? H. H. WARNER & CO., Rochester, N. Y- sa I Felt Hats. PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY CRAY'S SPECIFIC .VI ED CINE TRADE MARKT ' GreatTRAOE MARK En gliah Rem edy, An un failing cure for tfeiainal Wtakn eaa, 8 p ermatorr- hea, Impoten-, CT.andalldia- EEFORS TAKlNG.easeithatfol-AFTER TAKIXQr low, as a sequence of elf-Abuse; as Loss cf Memory, tJmrersal Laeaitade, Pain in the acs, Lumness ot vision, Jrrematare Old Atre. and manv other Miaefupn that lnd tn Insanity or Consumption and a Premature bard to merit yoar patronage, as welaTe rnys. Full partioulara in our pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail to every -11 1 A . A 1 -J an cruggisuntai per paciae, or six pacx ages for $5, or will be sent free by mail ot receipt 01 sne money oy aaaresamg THE CAYWEOICINE CO., Mechanic's Block, Detroit, Mich teR. Sold in ilminsrton. Wholesale and Retail,1 by Green A Planner and all druggists 7"ITH THB FIRST WEEK in Octobff; A FULL LINE OF Children's, Bovs' . ai-4 Men's Straw and' Come One S -Come -.All! .1 and examine oor etocK, and we will itrin formerly dene. , may 6 Prospectus OF THE ANSON TIMES. everywhere. Ct ll-di7l7. Oatfit sent free to those who wih to eaapo in the moet pleasant ana prontaoie DuBiceaa known Kvervthinc: new. Capital not re- qaird. We will furnish von every thinz. 3iu a a ay ana upwaras is 6aeii? mace with out ftaym? away froan home over nizht. o risk wnatevcr. Many now workers. want ed at ones. Many are making 'fortunes at the business.- 1 adies make as muoh as men, arid young boyi and girls make great pay. No one who is willing ti work fails to make more money every day than can be mide in a week at any ordinary employment, Tnose who engage at once will nnd a short road t fortune. Address H Hallett Oo., Port- iana, jaame. oct &-d6m-wiy CHERRY THE BEST REMEDY FOB Diseases of tie Throat anfl Lws. ' 1 .. JSxry ja In diseases of tho ii safe and reliable remedy i3 inval iable. Aye e's Cheery Tectoral is suck' a remedy. It is a scientific eombination of the medicinal princi ples and curative virtues of tho iinest drugs, chemically united, of such Wmi lov.-er as to insure Wh. the frreatcst possi- FM, uiu emciency, anu T!7TTfAY n T uniiormity of re KfLjkJltU, suits. It fitrikea at the foundation of all pulmonary diseases, affording prompt relief and rapid cures, and is adapted to patients of any ago or either sex. Being very palatable, tho youngest children take it readily. In ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's Sore Throat, Asthma, Croup, and Catarrh, the effects of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral aro magical, and multitudes are annually preserved from serious ill ness by its timely and faithful use. It should be kept at hand in every house hold for tho protection it affords in sud den attacks. In Whooping-cough and Consumption there is no other remedy so efficacious, soothing, and helpful. Jj)v prices aro inducements to try some of the many mixtures or syrups, mauo 01 cueap ana meiiective ingredi ents, now offered, 'hich, as they con tain no curative' qualities, can afford only temporary relief, and are sure to disappoint the patient. Diseases of tho throat and lungs ; demand active and effective treatment; and it is dangerous experimenting with unknown and cheap medicines, from the great liability that these diseases may, while so trifled, with, lecome deeply seated or ineuraHe. Use AvEB'g Cherry Pectoral, and you may confidently expect tho best results, It 13 of acknowledged curative power, and ia as cheap as it3 careful preparation and fine ingredients will allow. Emi nent physicians, knowing its composi tion, prescribe it. Tho test cf half av century has proven it3 certainty to euro all pulmonary complaints not already beyond the reach of human aid. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER Co CO., Practical and An slytical Chemist, Lowelt, Mass. BOLD XT AU. aCGCISTS ETZfiTWEZKE. V V will be issued from the office in Wkd. boro, the first number of The An6on Yia; a wae&lv family paper, devoted to the a. teroata of Anson ccunty, and tne garrotnd. inp section. The Times will be ptrictly Democratic a politics, holding that the bijjheit welfireof the people is to be found in good jfover meat, based on the time-honored pritcipta of Democracy, while it will nevertheleu to jost and fair to all men. It wi 1 b a lira newspaper, keeping mp with the iatsUijenw of the day, and the best thought of tha txt men. Its market reports will be thorough) prepared, prompt and accurate. A leading feature cf the Tirres willcootli in its weekly letters from Baleih aodfroa New York, giving the chi6f social and politi cal topics from 1 original sources. We ibH endeavor to issue such a journal ti will leave no department nncared for. Oar Bun and County News , Agricultural column, ui Domestic Miscellany for the ladies, wlilb. kept abreast of the times. The people of Anson and the Pee D- re gion have a great future before their, asd ti will be the duty and pleasure ot tin limes to lesve no effort uniDsred to ad ranee its development by all the work that an f tive and nrocressive ionrnal can affect' W confidently expect the bearty co operatknof the farmers, the men of bnginess.and all wh are desirous of Drosnerilv for this faroM region of North Carolina. In return hope to present a ionrnal. in the Threat in whieh they may feel a just pride. Published at the crowinc town of "Wiet- boro, a railroad centre, and competing point, the Times will oiler an nnuiu&i advertiiiof medium for the bus ness men of Carleitos, Wilmington,.Kaleigh and Charlotte.' 'ierms Une year. 22: six months. SI; W monthi 50c. Special contrtcra made for ad vertising. KOMEKT H. COWA5. sept 29 If Toamtmnnl ofbuines.wc&k I ened by the strain of tout duties avoid wtlmnlnnts and mo I If yon are youni? and discretion or dutsipa ried or atagle. old or poor bealta or languish rely on Hop wneorrer TOu fet- tbat yoar eysteni needs cloanshkE. tnn. itHout take Hon Bittors." i intoxicating It too are man of U'tr terstoiiinzorwBJO nicht work, to re tore brain wrrjai, waato. use HOP B rafferlng from nT m Llun : if TtnnreO' yoonjr. enfferinir imp oil n uu j Bitters. Thonwindf U Dually from iorm 01 ainnvj, rilsiuM that niwt- a 1 1 mt IT W u'9 HooOittersj Hare TOT dys pepsia, kidney. or urinary com- plaint, disease! 01 tne stomachs i " , liver ornerve n t You will be curai j 1 youuaei 1 it . r a . auui pwepirlted.try ti ft may are. Fmu I 3 I fvoy it HI mm mm A I 1 I I I 1 f 1IU NEVER 1 1 life. It has iirAlL drsxls.--. Cl El D. I. C Is an mbmXBn nAn ru re Mrnnkan his ot ociuffl- narontlcfc Sold by trsK- Circular. nor httW WTQ COv,' CSoIdiers !J A. JH0M1S, Oorctr 8th and f stres , Washington, D. C. atunds to rensioa aBl Back Pay. Bounty Claims collected. Cob tasted Land Claims, Uineral and AgHctl ral, attended to before the Department of t Interior and Supreme Court. Land ft rants purchased. tel8-tf
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