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and gaIoned by co. 900 Spanish troops. Even if part of
the population had been favorable the movement they
would not have dared join it and without efficient and ex
tensve aid from the inhabitants the cooperation OF the
Spanish troops, was impossible.
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accounts Of the sa Port Principe, which was IN fac' ~
insignificant that we did not think worthy Of msnon 40
our last it entirely quashed some weeks ago. and no."
almost forgotten"
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STILL LATER NEWS.

New YORK, AUGUST 23--4 p. M.
Information has been received in this city, in
mercantile letters from Havana, the substance oi
which is, that Lopez has been signally defeated,
and his men dispersed, with the almost certain pro-
liability of the capture of every one Of them. Not
single Spanish soldier joined the invading party,
and the people Of the country, who had been pro-
claimed as ready to join them, stand by the Gov
ernment to man. Gen. CoNcHA can now rely
on having force Of forty thousand men, if he re-
quires them.
The stories of the barbarities committed on the
executed prisoners at Havana are Infamous false
hoods and yet. with the best evidence Of such being
the case. the penny papers illuminate all sorts Of
appeals, which, of course, help increase the sale
Of their publications. The truth must make its
way in the end and the getters up of this tragedy
will be execrated as much as the SPaniard is, OF
can be.
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All the leading and most reliable papers publish
ed in New York corroborate the statements con-
tanned in the last preceding paragraph. Mr. SPEAR,
the special messenger who arrived at New York
in the steamship Cherokee, from New Orleans,
with Adams & Co.'s New Orleans express freight,
states that he was present at the execution of the
persons captured, and that the reports current of
the maltreatment of their bodies after death are
tirely untrue. They were conveyed in handsome
hearses to the grave, and decently buried. Some
vagabonds amused themselves by kicking about
some of the discarded clothing of the prisoners.
This statement, the New York Express says, is
confirmed by not less than twenty Americans now
in New York who saw the executions. They all
confirm the truth of the account brought by the
messenger of Adams's Express.
The Express has also the following remarks,
drawn forth by the publication of certain fabricated
dispatches from New Orleans:
"The Press teens with falsehoods respecting
L the Cuba nsurrection. There seems to be an or.
ganized body in all parts of the country especial
|. ly engaged in the manufacture of them, in order
L TO stimulate new victims of foray upon Cuba
Is All the preceding astounding revolutions in Puer-
to Principe, Trinidad, and elsewhere, have al
4 ready been blown 10 the wind, but they are only
i succeeded by the new astounding victories of
Lopez, who, though running for his life, is repre-
sented as carrying all before him."
The dispatches above alluded to were evidently
mere inventions. They pretended to communicate
the substance Of private letters from Havana to the
18th instant, which announced the triumph of the
invaders in Cuba, who, it was said, had been joined
by four thousand of the Spanish troops, when the
fact wss that on that very day large body Of them
were publicly executed at Havana. In part Of
the subioined dispatches, however, we have some
confidence, as we think il not improbable, from the
efforts that have been made to delude the unsus-
pectng, that another expedition has been equipped
and taken its departure from New Orleans:
| NEW ORLEAEs AUsUsr 10.
We have yet received intelligence Of the Psmpeo
Great excitement prevails in the city relative Cuban affairs
and fears entertained between the authorities and
patriots. The military have been called to act
| an outbreak.
| NEW ORLEANS, AUsusr 2l.
The excitement which prevails in this city relative 10 the
Cuban outbreak is intense. Two steamers filled
with men, sailed to-day to jon Lopez The interference
the United States Marshal Of avail. The fitting
and done defiance of the authorities
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Hor SPRINe.-One Of the members of the Mexican
Boundary Commission, writing from Santa Rita New MeI-
othe Providence Journal thus describes spring discov
cred the I'd May:
Havng heard of remarkable hot spring few miles
from our road all that were mounted determined visit it,
and leaving camp struck off the plain in strsight
direction for it. ride Of about ve miles brought us up to
the spot, which indicated by bill about six hundred
feet in circumference its base and about thirty forty
hgh which was formed entirely by the deposes made BY
the waters of the spring On the summit Of this bill
basin twenty feet in diameter, containing the hot waie
the surface Of six eight feet below the of the
basn The temperature Of the found be hum
ded and degrees and of hot that
could not be borne in IT, Dr. Webb collected the gas which
bubbled from the bottom and found be neither hydro
gen nor cabonic acid gas His conclusion, therefore,
that purely atmospheric ar. The pleasant
to the taste, and would be paatabe if cooled At side
Of the hill small spring burst out and short distance
where it collected in pool the water cool enough to
bathe in, but then it literally hot bath"
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letter from the Postmaster of Rio Grande city, Texas
dated 10th Of July, received the Post Office Depart
ment Saturday, stating that the mail carrier the route
from that place to dorado had been attacked by small party
Of Indians, who took possession Of the mail and horse and
the rider barely escaped with his life.
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CUMBERLAND coal TRADE.

Amount Of Coal shipped by Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal for week ending Thursday August 2Ist, at
O'Clock p M 6
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direction Of Cacarcarss and that he had followed them
without moments delay. taking such measures could
not but lead their FINAL and total sxteminston. At ii
o'clock A. NJ the 4h this officer says he arrived at The
sugar mill Of Aea, where be met sergeant and eleven
Of the regiment Of La Rens, who told him that the pirates
had abandoned the house known La Tabla del Aqua,
where the previous day they had been attacked the Span
ish troops; that after hey had gone of their effects
had been found and gathered up among them being the fa
some papers, and two wagons loaded with old muskets,
A which had been fred previous tho pirates deserving their
poston They had also found munitions Of war and
shout the housc they discovered two pate who shot
by the troops the they Athe time
anoher man. who bad been sent to st. Miguel for provisions,
was with his companion, taken BY the countrymeD, and
raj others had fallen into the power of the Spaniads at
different places since the action Of the 18th.
We see by the " Fanar' Of Puerto Principe of the 9Th
instant that Gen. Lemery had ordered courtmsrsisl to try
the case of Joaquin Ague Asuero accused Of an attempt
10 dsturb the tranquility of the island, and beanipg
against the troops OF her Majesty The court ordered
to st on the 9th bu, we have advces to the reo Of
its deliberations
The Fars" Of the 18th says that on the 18th part OF
column under the command Of general ohcer came hcres
pirates who had entrenched themselves behnd some
works they had hastily thrown up Las Pozas but the bsve
Spanish soldiers did hesitate momenf Notwithstanding
me obstacles 10 attack the bandits and BY the most exaor
dnay bravery, caused loss to the invaders but the
Spanish troops, bsing able to effect total rou at that
tme drew of and waited until the arrival Of some companies
from bshia-Honda to again attack the pirates Upon The
arrival OF that force, to be formed Immediately with the
column under the command Of Colonel Muaes Rods and
another column from Pinar del Rio, when thought
impossible but that the pirates should be entirely eIermna,ed
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BU LIPS;
SAR 5A + a X 1 i Z a +.


THE nroIpeiion 81 Or iQ ~ BULLS m
ellp'lsl SAtSAPAElil, ais lornei anrfi
ia'h medical wl-iI ~ rise. progress, aad iia
rnl1y wonderful cnras il has ell, leJ, s.Hta Nas
introduce % the public, have boon asHs'ctu l 1rft
s'ouishnen', AMI even CO 7n79 "a l3e alnFflon
y The american pa' le, itI'n 'Ht history OF ui's
Nv wollsr'I. nslieJne j. NoFn. t'}'.1e WIN
ne 'Ntrsor iigrv"Vr ti1ns 'ebY Jt 'l.i, i'm1Ae
itt1s noT vli1iD'n c'n1p1ld 81 Ntt tp't'''t sur" .
The w1rll, ~ rlpi AMI unprftrliiei r''e ana
'ng-''s w n1 lonr'r b}a theme ~ AHihhishneni'
FwHpfv ak years slnfe,Dr b1I' thrn by, c0me
Loni'g4e, 1ii wts cn2'1yel brp number oil years
striving the blgne" OF IN Ap2'necUy, WIN
As'sr' BYe'' e y l,lertnl the lAnen'ai H. Heorge.
j. iher leaving The services OF Dr, He'rer' pr,
Bal wl4enobyei by Or +. 'corrh, an eli AMI
ceebrt'ei German physician oil me CIV and who
was 'or nt'yyh r Surgeon " we bF1od Army
Of Nin'le,n. ~. Scorrh dUng hls me-, mlde a
n1'l EVrr' Of SU0ptrH, ir NJ es7nrlt We of
the Darsclan'of this city, aud Whch was cons der.
81 a hat tin'b far The nl7t supeto tre'e made.
Pr BlIl vase ntogei by Or ofch W compound
myths cn.ehrtel SusopAnia; and he then com
calsai t'a ilft tAl int9 'l'ly determined (sev'n-
tsH1 v'lr' 4i'ai p a'r'ilne y me lntare PERIOD,
ior ne consl'aratIon Of the adclel, preparation
OF Ntrspriila
since tIt tin' hlS n'ni ms oaen Nahflan'V en-
'FVf " N'N'F'Nt WIZ - '' 'Nt'' wv wv
Ing 70 ini A complete, safe, nal valuable compound
OF Susap1rNa, such one ~ would beacknow'edg.
ca BY physicians ~ undo ihed 70 lis e'aaacy' and
nailed Nv the afflicted wh m,n'trlllons OF Joy -
~ close and nnranitng stndyh' NJ ltst succeeded
- gaining the desired end Ills Extract having been
several Year' bsloreih public, aud lt' merits CON.
peleY tested, he confidently appeals The thousand
eert'h' tes Of IA wonderful cures, a'd hence for IS
grew sllariputy over al other similar commands.
therefore matter OF no surprise That me qnes'
ton y frequently asked "1 by does or Bn'ts Sar
apruls continue to advance RAPIDLY IN The ''yor
ma confidence OF tho public, when all other similar
ltep"l'ons, which have preceded h's, have
oeen cast aside ms unworthy OF lhe slightest
mol &c Y Thonght IS not required yet tlls qnes
t,on 70 easily answered.. Or Bul has mol worked
atone Tor pecnu@rv praermeo' galn ms not been
shs sole object; he has had hleherahd 4 nohfrnm
Consistently u Yew--lhat oi ra'eYng The SUFFERING
o. ms faiovcrea'nres O0'ko those who compound
cool article Pr short tne l'a' they may gun y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
I'll. A IA EsS
PATENT FIRE AND WATER pROOFP PAIN
LLN 40 IELLtl a ~ A-NLA

OR ARFlFlClALSLATE.
Forthe claims OF Mr. Blake, as patcncc, to the
exclusive disposition Of thus article and Tor the nu
merous and reliable tcatodas Of us Valuable Quail
ties they refer to the circuRr Of MIR Blake, con,
talnlng information sufficient to convince the most
skepteal ot its Great Value; also, the opinion Of
the lion huiel Wepsteras 70 The validity OF Mr.,
Baaas Palenl, and setting forth tbe liability to hgm
prosecutor wtlchallpo lgs wilt incur in lrtpGr-
'ag, Hstae, mfnFad setting the above named
patpt 10 1in,aion OF bis RIGHT
Forthemseye, they would not act as agents for
this article, or recommend il 10 their friends, had
thayHo confidence IN the numerous and highly re-.
Specialize certificates from men Of science and
Practical experience Hyprahly known throughout
the country. Possessing these ENumal Proprteiie,
IN addition 10 those OF ordinary coarse paints, such
as Yellow Qchre, Spanish Brown, Venetian Sc.
and requiring much Ass O{, and hence greatly di.
minishue the cost they would recommend the use
OF 'hla paiut IN their stead.
It, natural shades o. Slate and Chocolate, if de.
sized can be caHgpdby adding Of other highly col
ofed paints without affecting IT, quality For pre-
serving either Brick or Wood work tins Paint is Su
periur to any other forming mwc durable and
suitable groundwork, becoming hard like Slate. nd
ding much to the health of brick houses, and the
durability o tie walls, bv protecting them from cN
tnrna moisture, Especially Is 1t superior to any
other for IlullS Of Vessels
Tin roofs well coated with this Article, are tn
cheapest aud best fire proof roofs IN use
Shinged roots wouldb be- materially protected from
FIRE and renderedmoro durable Il covered with the
same.
For sale by
JAMES JONES & co.
Y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29
June I l85i-lY
TO TIE LADIES.

Tifgcaujre Bg'mg C9iumjia frrlsiorjpg HE IEdj.
Long hair is glory TO a woman SAYS Paul,
Aaj AL leel tar ruth OF the pous Cpomtion;
Preserve itthan tdcs, your glory may fail,
tosss yoo protect wuh This preparltiyn
: / yot wish rich luxuriant hoad OF hair, free
1 rom dtndrufaBd seuri do not tail to procure the
gsn3me Balm Of Columbia. In cases OF badness
II VIII more than exceed your expectations, MANY
Waphgge host their hair for twenty years, have had
itresorej taits Original perfection by the use of this
balm. sc, state, or cerotton. appears to be no ob.
sae'e Whatever; it also cauees the fluid TO flow with
which tie delicate hair tubes is filed by which
M ans thousands whose hair was gray as the Asi
Mt eag.el have Ind heir hair restored to its natural
eo'or aY t1i- invaluable remedy Ia all cases of fe.
vert wiz be found the mo,t pleasant wash that can be
nse laW applications only are necessary to keep
the hlr from ia 4ug cat. Il strengthens hc roots,
tnefet iels 70 lnpat rich glossy appearance and
as perfume i'f heloilatUis u cgaallcd 1t holds
theee Aeeas much As other misca..eI hair restora.
tjpes anl IS more clectual
CAuriay Never buy ituuless YOU find tho name
ofC8mslaee& 60 nopietors on tie wrappcrof each
bottle 'r vaa aEe cheated with counterfeit article
Snlin ii laarkonly by Comstock 4 Brother NJ
9, John st IN Columbus only by J. Blair lin Aber.
deem by Hampton llerndou. fed 22-3l-ly.
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ID UEUNATISM.-C omstock's Nerve and Bone
IA linimeut, is warranted to cure any case Of
Rheumatism, Gout, Contracted Cords and Museler,
or stiff Joints. strengthens weak limds, and enables
those who are crippled to walk again, Use this ar
ue,e and becured, or 60 without II and suffer as you
viii.
S1ldin New York only by Comstock & Brother,
No, = John st; in Columbus only by ], Blair; in
Aberdeen by Hampton & Hsrnden. feb 23-Sa-ly
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Innh FIR sale.

FTNHE undersigned Offers tor sale hts traet y md
mo h n n1oe c,pnty IN the fork Of The Blehy aas
Bltaha,ch,e rivers, containing about so acres w
purchaser if he desire. can divide it into three tfss
700 cleared with crtps OF corn ,oaue and
and cotton also. the stock OF hogs, cows aho b
all the plantation tools implements auac"'u ns..s
longing thereto. Those wishing to purchase WIZ ,bsa
call he offers agreai bargain, and Will sen
10 scn JAMES GAY
Columbus, Sept. 18th, Is5l.-ls-ow.
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JAMRs JONES & CO,
GrILL CONTINUE BUSINESS AND OFFER
- FOR sale most snlendlh assorlmenl on

~ ITE'L fVNITNUE HUNI NEAN NNU UTFEK
- for sale a most splendid assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemtcdis. PaicW Ncdiciacs
Toilette Bottles, Pcriumery, oils. GRANTEES,
furnishes, Sand Paper Paints, PANT
Brushes VINES,
and every thing apperlanug orconnectcd with the
DRUG BUSINESS We also offer our services
and attention 10 the manipulating portion OF or
business, aud by strict and careful attention, hope
10 CIV satisfaction in this branch Of our trade -
Our Stock N trade was selected with care and
every attention paid to the quality of our articles,
aud no pains spared on our partto get every thing
ol The purest quality, free from admiytue or adai.
tareioR june 7-'5l1
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From one oftle PHYSICIANS in Maine
IN lLLElrN NlLGALIANIc is cIaln

N ALLElN ANIMAL GALyANICi is claim
~ ed bv It's inventor. 10 posses properties which
Ito the Farmer and OoWner-and those having
charge OF Horses and Cattle, are Of the utmost i'm.
poriance IhtS opinion IL not mere iBSe Dirt OF
the roprioty bat based upon various, and faithful
TRIALS andappcation,
The grea prophecies Of DALLEY's ANIMAL GAL
vANic, are few but positive!
IT. prominent feature and which no other article
excepting DALLGY's (world renawncd) PAIN Xxx
TRACTOR possesses, is.--to conquer inflammation
IN Ms action Is powerful. aud possesses the pre-.
perles o. orcIbly aud rapidly drawing from tie
blood, and eIec'lug all impure natter, cleansing the
wounds TO which It is applied thoroughly, giving
them healthy tone, and consequently, e1actng a
rapid cure
In caseof swollngs, If well rubbed on it checks
aud subdues ali Inflammation in a very short time
ana consequently, speedy cure must naturally fol-
low
Its penetrating power is immense! hence, in va.
rious case, il has been successfully used IN tho
cure Of Bone.Spavin,
ltstandy to reason, however that ia cases whore
the Ointment has first 10 pcneratea hard substance
before It can reach the sub stratum Of the disease
thata longer and more thorough application is ne,
cessary, than where the diseased locality can at once
by direct application, be brouahtnnlcr the influence
OF the Omlment--as in cases Of Sores Calls, HUI.
mors, Bruises, Broken Kee, &c, &c
In all of such disease il acts with electric rapdity
Broken Knee, it eilecualjy cures without scar, or
dIsoclorticn of the hair--so that the injury cannot
Afterwards be traced.
For sale by
JAMES JONES & co.
June T. 1875 -ly
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June I, lS51-ly.
I ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
~ PANNCEA-I For colds and feNerish feel

I ONGlEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
IA PANACEA.--l. For colds and ieyersh feel
lnEs and preventing ieyers ,, for Asthma Liver
Complainant Bilious affections s. for Darrhpa,
Indigestion and loss of appetite; a. for stomach at-
iectons, dyspepsia piles, rhumatism, sc. The great
points are it is not bad to take, never gives pain and
never caves one costiye
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints cured, and all
Western and Southern levers prevented, in every
case, by The use of longl ey's Great Western Indian
Panacea, warranted to cure the most severe cases Of
the above complaints. Loss Of appetite, bilious af-
fections and Indigestion are permanently cured by
its use, The great points are, it is not bad to take
It does not leave the bowels costiye and never gives
pain in It's operations. This panacea will remove
az the bad bile from the stomach and give tone to
system, aud keeps oil attacks Of malignant fevers.
II the stomach is in healthy state and the pores Of
the skin are open, SOFAS to admit OF free eXhaaton
from the body there can be no attack OF fever. This
Office the Panacea VIII positively perform, and we re-
commend M to try this article if they wish TO en-
sure health during the year Asa family medicine,
tits unparalleled for coughs colds aad all diseases
of the blood, and kidney and scrofula complaints.
Sodi \. York MY by Constock Il Brather, No
Q, John St; in Columbus only by J, Blair; in Aber
deem by Hampton lIerndon. feb 22-34-ly.
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TO THE OLD AND YOuNG :!
HO! We RED HEADS AND GREY!i!
PHENOMENON lS CHEMISTRY !! :.
EAST INDIAnAtR DYE.

Gators ,ie Hdr, and cH not the SKIN
WINS dye nay be applied to the hair overnight
the first night turning the lightest red OF grey
hair to dark brown, aud by repeating second
night 10 a bright let b ack nyperson, may there
lore, with the least possible trouble keep his hair
any dark shade perfect black; with positive as
surance that the dye Il applied to the skin will not
color IT, by an ocoasjoua application, person
turning grey viii never be known to have 4 grey
hair Directions complete with tie art lie. There il
no cooung IN this statement as one can easily test
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who
manufactures II, WHO'S the celebrated Chemist. DR..
Comstock author OF Comstock S Chemistry Ph,loso-
ply and other works, and School Books, WEI known
and widely celebrated by the pobIic.
Sold N n York only by Comsrock & Brother. No
9, John ST in Cojumbu, only by J Blair; IN Aber.
deem by Hampton & lIeradon feb 23-lt-ly
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TUE REt0RpS0F NEDl AL SCIENCE abound
Ing they do With ample testimonials TO the value
thcacy Of different medicinal agents. scarcely Il
parallel wnh tile results recorded rom multitude d
living witnesses otbe u, at worth sands arsapara
lie reiuatkahe n great variety OF diseases Ell
irclcd by rs timely administration furnish conclusive
evidence Of hs fact aud the tx ereuce fourteen year.
has Wen tor It deserved popularity that other pre-
paraton ever attained. lis extensive thror ghuu
tie world and the hume unsnIlcrd testimonials re.
cetved by the propretors, stand ieac"ns and land
marks 10 the suffering and diseased holding forth The
ihyuUg language Of eucouragement-don not despair =
Ihousauds ard tens OF Thousands WHO suffered without
hofe grooming day ard night under pain and anguish
beyond the power nf language 10 clnyy have not only
been relieved bnt permanently cured Ii has been APP
proved by the medical faculty. introduced and cx,tn.
slFcy csed IN hospitals under The wacl eve of yny>
seians with tue happIet results The preparation BE-,
ing entirely vegetable renders its administration safe
10 the most enttebed frame.
The following testimonials are selected from among
the multitude OF those daily recei,p Il aud for
further Confirmation tie reader err 10 Jle Fami-
y Recipe aud Medical Almanac, FURNISHED gtatuiiUus
" by all our agents:
New York July 9Th, $40
Messfs. A, B & D Sands G,nlemeu; Word. can
but eeblr express my feelings IN conveying ,he pleas
Ing Intelligence that my wi'u restored Ia perltc bea IL
BY the Of your invaluable Slrsapana. She was
afflicted with disease HAT covered
the whole surface ii he body that would have teen
Impossible totuch any part tina, frce from the hu
nor the b, ad, face and body covered with scale
like those Of 6sn the hair e out in large quantities
aud walking caused the most eXcrulntu agonIes, IT
alt Ctcd the plnts more severely than any other pal
She suffered also long time from affection Of the
liver, connected vita general debility aud proslra,
ton OF the nervous system. Physicians, both il EuN
rope and America, had exhausted the usual edie,
without ettuclng cure, or scarcely ofIrdiug relief;
nd brsI slti .lp
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NE>LNNES VERMlFuGE.--rh effects OF thus
VI truly extraordinary medicine are most sat
ishctory in all cases in which It has been tried.
No other medicine has ever produced snch effects so
nstautaneousy It has emily to be administered
and rcliei follows as matter al course Ii has been
used in the practice Of the best physicians of our
country, and by them pronounced equal il not su-
perierfo any medicine ever offered for the expulsion
OF worms. 1T is the very medicine VIII CHI was
wanted is remark addressed to the proprietors
daily Read the following
This may certify that we have sold DR.. Mclane's
American Worm Sp ehe, or Patent Nermiiuge the
past year, and it has given uubounded satisfaction.
1t is no imposition on the community, but is what
thcau,hor recommends It 10 be--a universal specific
for those afflicted with worms.
IL HUGHES & Co.
MuD CREEK, SrEuBES Go, Sept7, 1877
For sale BY JAMES JONES 5 Co,
June -, lS5l-50-ly