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.@DDI5WS5 LADYS9 BOOK
FOR 1880
THE BOOK OF THE NATION
The Oldest Magazine IN America.

EDITED ny MRS. SARAH j. HALE.
ooMPARIsoN SLTwEEN GopEY AND rux oreER
}N rHmApELrHIA MoNrnLlrs.
In nlsIS, the Lady's Book gavo ole pages
whichis | l6 moro than one, and l4S more than
tho other Philadelphia monthly. He gave 2sL
engravngs among which were 90 colorod, and
o8 full pages--wli!ch is 1876 more than one, and
$50 more than the other
y. We give, in each number, piecoof music
printed separately ontinted paper 24 pages, or
twelve pieces in ayear, TO show the ehenpnees
of the Ladys Book, this music, If bought eopar-
ately at the music stores would cost exactly tho
priceof the whole years subscription So.
some OF oUR PEcvLIAR EMBELLfsIiaENTs,-Is
dies work table--which comprises every kind OF
neede.work embroidery, knitting, netting crotch
ct, patterns for capes, chemesestes, ehildren's
clothes. weddingrdresses, indoor end outdoor
costumes; .irds of America; colored flower plaiee
model cottages and furniture; fashionable dor
lacework; Vignetto plates at the head of articles
etc, ETC. Allthe above are Illustrated BY enga-.
wings. fu @
s And in 1850, will aIse be given set of ehera.
wings, illustrative of the costumes of all nations
with descriptions by Mrs. Hale. Most Of the old
features of the Book that were so popular last
year, will be rntairped, and new ones addcd ns
they may suggest themselves 10 thc pablisher
A NEW NOVEL by w. GILLMORE SIbiAI6.
Will be one of the features for 1850.
We have long steod atthe head of the Mega
zine world forour contributors; tiey arc always
moral and instructive, and such MS MAY l; 55iis
before family without hesitation. This depart
mentis under the control ofof Mrs Sarsh 10.
sepha HALE whose name nlese is a sufficient
guarantee for the propriety of the Lady's Book |,
We may say the same of our engrayings. We
viii never rs is done by a contemporary, publish
Observation-Disclosures pictures, such MS no parent
would allow y child to look at
GoDEY's LGDY's hook for 1850 shall surpasa
that tofIS49, and exceed all magazines, past, pres.
ent, and TO come,
TERMS: S3 year in advance, postage paid.
address L. a. Cooley.
1f3 Chesnutst, Philadelphia
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VaIunble Lamd
re RENT OR LEA&E

The Undersigned offsrs 300 acres
ofGood Land, 10 either rent or lease
for term OF years on good terms;
possession can be given any ;ime.
Persons wishing Land either 10 rent,
lease or buy, are respectfully invited
te call ON the subscriber at his resi-
dence on Stamp creek, 6miles above
Pickens q. III. Jan. 9th, 1861.
34-4t l.. CAPEEIART.
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A GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE,
WA sHINGToNl g
From stuart's mos celebrated Painting.


This h.rge and magnificent portrait Of
W@shingtop, from the bnrin Of an Ameri
can artist is considered by an who lave
seen IL to he one Of the most 5eautifulsp speci-
mems Of art ever published. and correct
likeness Of Washington The size of the
plate is iseighteen by twenty eigt, inchess
which will mako a liaua ono Picture for
he Parlor, and ould be II the bands Of
every American citizen
:, It's e colaect copy flon Stcwart's ceIe.
bl4lted original Painting, nowat the State
Eousei Hartford Conn
ltis finely engraved and ffisted on SUI.
sperioF plate paper That it may be within
the means Of MI the publisher his reduced
the price to One Dollar
AZ persons remitting tlIe amount nay
rely upon receiving q perfect oop3 ky ne,
trtn Of maiiioany part Of tl,c,pnieesI. sales,.
Carefully put up on rollers made s5ssthe
pilfspse. free Of postae.
AdtHess orders, post paid to1tise pub1
JOHN s TAYLOR, Book 5gller
and Publisher. New York. \
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MAR IL Held

HuSAVNBNul5GJs
On Thursday evening last, at the
house of Mr., James Smith, by Miles
nj. Norton, Esq, Mr.. William Ross
O'NealI, and Mary Ann, daughter Of
Rev. Lewis Findley, all of thi Dis
trict.
On Thursday evening last by w d
Steele, Esq, Mr.. VIM b McCay to
Miss r Catharine Bell, all of this
District.
On Thursday 9Th inst. by w G Zee,
ESQ, MIR. Alexander Graham to Miss
Temperatures Abbott, all ofthis Dis
trict.
On Thursday 9th inst. by Rev. An
drew McGuffin, MIR Daniel Brown to
Miss Martha Kannady, all cfthis
District
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HEAD QUARTER.
COLUMBIA, Dec. II, 1850.

: CoLUMBIA, Dec. II, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER No. /.
r.. O. M"Caw, William A. Owens,
r. Alexander, jr., E. B. Means, r..
W. Heriot, ]. ID. Ashmore, r., f /.
Reynolds, Thomas Hanckel, l.. A.
Beckham, Edward Johnson, r.. Barn
well Rhelt, jr., w. I'll. Campbell, and
p. l.. Calhoun, esqs., having been APP
pointed Ald-de-canps TO his Excel
Iency the Governor, with the rank of
LIeutena Coionel, will! be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
BY order of The Commander.in-
chief.
j. w. CANT'EY,
Adj't, and Inspector General.
Dec. 25, 1850. 81 st
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II. L. JESFERs, w. i eorHaAN.
LE.y. DrcKSSAsTER.
\. w I ITO ~ Sc
n. L. JEsFERs,1
~ y eornaAx.
Coaaaa2aiaNiOTa NHerclhnihfa.

-af fetDnsAAAhASShOhH' NhGNGhkA Rus
Marketestreet, HAanuRe, S. CIV ArERrRoor
MeIntosli-Street, AUGUSTA Ca. EInErRoop
Take this method OF informing theis
riehds aid the public generally, that
they still continue the WARgHorsn and
CoMmIssrox business in this place and
Augusta, Ga where they offer their ser-
vices to KRcEIyF. SToRk oRsKLn Coxfox;
ElFLouR, BkooN, &os REcfIyn AND Fox
WARD MERcHa SDrsH Btf EcoDs,Ton
PLANTERS OR MEaoH1 STs.
Az Their Warehouse in Augusta "a ~
MsIntask street, nthe centre Of tho cot.
ron trade,
Their Warehouses IN this plece Is safe
som v ater and ISOLATED tllerefore not
sposed TO fire.
AS they will lle constantly at thor
pest and promoting the interests al their
frieEds (which they are aware VII hdd to
their oyn.y They eoiieit and hope IA
meritand receive q full share al that iibs :
ere patronage hesstotofs esd
'fog which they Ktm fosnlfS tAanks
IihtS4I cash a3sgnees will be nsdc
when fedaISd. cf any produce ia tJ IS
Sise iEleFERS, 0eTAitAsN g tJc. Y 2
HambVR, Sept. lst, Ietg. 10
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State OG south Carolina.
PICKENS nlSTRICT.
Z IN ConfMoN 2LEAs.

Spencer W. Nix, who is in the
custody. ofglthe Sheriff Of Pickens
District by virtue Of a writ of Capsas
ad iS6tsS5 &c csgsstsssns ait she SSIit Of the
State having fled msmyolIice, TO.
gelher with a Schedule, on oath, cs
his estate and effects, his partition 10
the Couft of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admittedto the ben
eft of the acts of she Genaral AS
,sernAly made for the relief OF Insol.
vent debtors; IL is ordered, that tbe
said State Of South Carolina and all
otherahe creditors TO wbess the said
Spencer W.. Nix is in anywise Iu,
debted be, and they are hereby sum
Slnoned and have notice To appear be-.
fore the said 1s5nrt at Pickens Conrt
House on the ihird day of April next
10 show cglse Il aby they eiln, why
tire prayer of the petitionof aforei
saiob shond not be granted,
NJ IL. KEITH, c. d. i. ,
Office of. Common Pleas,
Pickens District, Jan y lS3sl
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE
SOUTHERN PATRIOT,
To BE PuDLsHED AT CREENvILtE, S. G.

~ BE ObLlsHED AZ " REENNlLIE, -. V.
1t is proposed to issue an Indepen-
dent TrI-M eekly and Weekly News
paper in the Town of Greenville, S.
O., TO be styled The SouTHERy Y
PATRIoT,' devoted TO ommerce.
Agriculture, Manufactures, Politics
Literature, Science, and the genera
Improvement of til country in all
her Industrial Pursuits-defending
the Rights Qtthe South, Tie Federal
ConSt!smion, and the Integrity Of the
Union t the &ateS-and opposing
the Anti-Republican ruinous and cor
ruptlng policy OF South Carolina s
continuing IN the hazards and specu-
luton of Banking.
The Southern Patriot has orig
mated with, aud belongs tc an asso-
ciat'on Of gentlemen who own near
ly a thousand slaves, and are worth
several hundred thousand dollars
This should be regarded by the com
munity, iiide epG.dtent ef their honor
their lives and characters, as some
guaranty of Fidelity 10 the South,
and atleast as an earnest of their in
terest in the Justice, Wisdom, and
Stability of the Government.
The Proprietors are under the inn
preston that the growing importance
of our Town-its heavy Mercantile
and Manufacturing business, the an
ticipated Railroad facilities, ard our
present Mail arrangements, together
with the general Intelligence, Pros
peri.y and Patriotism of our District,
must insure the success of a Tri-
weekly Newspaper-giving to the
business community the news and
Telcgraphic Dispatches, sooner than
they can be received through the
Trl.weekly city pare
The Undersigned have been charg-
ed by the Proprietors, with tie Ed
itoria1 Department of THE South
ern Patriot. w 1t is not without re
luctance that they assume this grave
responsibility but having done so,
neither time, labor, nor energy, shall
be wanting TO make the Paper wor.
thy of public patronage. Arrange
ments viii be made TO have Cores
pondents iu Washington and other
clties-giving intelligence n nadvance
Of The press land the Prices Current,
and stale of the Charleston, CoIum-
bia, Hamburg and GfeenviIle Mar
kets will be regularly and correctly
quoted. - 0
%FHE SoUTHERy PATRroT" will.
be issued OH superior paper, neatly
and beautifully printed, with new
and clear type, at Three Dollars per
annum for the 1'ri-weekly, payable
in advance. The Weekly Pager
will be a large sheet, containing sub
.s.antIalIy the same matter as the
ITi-weekly, for One Dollar and Fifty
Gents per amu.n, payable in ad
vance. This will be the cheapest
Newspaper of its size and quantity
of matter in South Carolina and IS
intended TO reach those points of the
country whose. mail facilities are
limited
Any agent forwarding ten sub
scribers 10 either paper shall receive
q copy gratuitousIy.
tThg publication Of .'THE SoUTH-
ERN PATRloTM will commence ON
the frs, Of January next. e 81
6. j. ELFORD, sd Editors
Greenville, $, c. New. 1, 1850.
~ ~ ii
L00M spJT.
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SHERIFFiS SALES,
AoicF6cnns Districs.
M VIRTUE OF wRire OF FlEm FAoIAs L
ME DIRECTED.

Bi VIRTUE OF WRfTs OF FIERI FACIAs z o
ME DIRECTED.
Will be Sold before the, Courthouse
in Pickens District within the legal
honrs, on the first Monday and Tues.
day in February next:
A LII the interest which defendant
IA has in Tract Of Land lying
OH the road leading from PickensviIle
TO Table Rock, adjoining lands of
Robert Norris, David Dunkin, anl
others, whereon the defendant now
lives, containing lis acres more OF
less, | waggon. = par gear, bay
horse, bay mare, one negro Wo
man, Celia, on Tuesday after Sale
aayat defendants residence, so hush
els corn, 500 buhdles fodder, 3 COWS,
and calves, sorrel colt, aud sor-
rel pony, all levied on asthe proper
ty of Peter Reid, a free man of color;
at the suit of w. l.. Keith.
r'nNTIE undivided halfof a tract of
j Land lying on Cane creek, ad
joining lands of VIM. Evans, John
Cannon, containing 500 acres, more
or less, leyiea on as the property Of
John Evans ali the suit ofN. w,
Wood6n.
100 Acres Land, more or less, ly-
ing on Little River, adjoining lands of
-. N. Robins, Jno, Mauldiu, and 9th
ers, levied on as the property of Ep.
pes Williams at the suit Of J. J. How
ard aud others,
Purchasers to pay for titles.
s ]. Al, DOYLE, S, p. D,
Jan. ii, 1850.
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Strayed on stOIclp

INROM Mrs. Simpson s, near An
IL dersonyiIle, on Wednesday night
25!h December, 1850, Dark Iron
Gray HeTse, l6 hands high, 6 years
old, spimt on left fore leg, shod all
round, some saddle marks OH left
side, a spot on his face somewhat re-
sembling star, the under part of his
name cut witha rope, feet aod legs
black, with little white OH hind
feet. The following reward is prom
ised: Ten dollarsfor Horse, Fifty dol
lars for Thief and Horse.
s eWM. RANSOM.
Wilson's Creek, Ann. Dist. S. G..
3S--tf s
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PicE6aas district

IN EQuI Z.
Benz. F. Fitzpatrick
and wife and others,
Thorn. I'll Jones &
wife, and others.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction,
that Thomas III. Jones, David Jones,
Susan G. jones, Lucinda j. tones,
Rebecca G.. Jonea, Nancy Jones,
Martha M. Jones and Matilda C,
jones' defendants to this Bill, chill
dren of Harlwell Jones, and Mary
his deceased wife, formerly Mary
Shlbling; and heirs at law Of Jesse
Stribling decd. late of this District,
reside from and without the limits of
this State.
On motion of Fl. G. Young Comp.
Sol, 1t is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear and answe or
demur to said Bill of complaint, with
in three months from this date, or
their consent TO the same will be ta-
ken pro confesso.
NJ, Nj. NORTON, c. E.P.p.
Ss8' Ss%%,'' :, i55S. 9tiSs' ss4sn
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o. ien,Is ol y foe -
poTT, iaeya uaoslsssa
him as s0slsd q ios yll6FiIi q
Pickens DigsfGs Il sbs spsliag slee.
ti5A. ] 4
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LETI'ERS

Remaining IN the Post Office at
Pickens 9, H., Quarter ending 3lst
Dec. 1850, which If not taken out
within three months will be sent 20
the Post Office Department as dead
letters: rs
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NOTICE.

THE Notes and Accounts of the
Il late firm of i3ensor & Taylor
ere placed III my hands for collection.
Persons indebted to the said firm are
requested TO call a. my office and
settle by the lst of F'eL. uary next.
j. w, NORRIS, Jr.
Plckens Q. IL, Jan. 8, 1851.
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0 WE are authorised TO am
nounce Capt. JoilN GEuRtN AZ an
didate for Sheriff. of Pickeus Dihict
81 the ensuing election,
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LOOK dBJT.

W. rs M
a 'E'ESDag II asK mn HsAlxg.
Will PRAcTi6E IN THE8C CouKTs or
THIS wEsFERe cFRc0rr. 0FPic 3 M
PFsgEEy 9. H., .. C
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A. B.
Daniel Alexander; Robt, r Boyd.
E,F III
Lewis Eaton; VIM. III Fant; James
t1OWardi Alr. Eaarper.
M P
w I'll Mills; Joel Moody WA.
McDowd; w 9 Power; Thomas
Perry.
RS w
Chester Root Harvey Robertson;
Wm. Roacle Phillip Sneed; Daniel
Wake; Isaiah or john Wood.
q. II. ALEX AND Err, II. M.
Pickens @. H., Jan. is 1851.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
The Knox Insurance Company.

FIRE, MAXINE AND Llr r lNsUNANSEs
Capital Stock 100000! -s.... 100
ss.othceo on Water street,aear Market,iR Wise's
Brick Row, NlNegNNEs, INDIANA.
Mis- Company having been duly organized and
L ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock sub
scribed, and the balance secured ny mortgage ON
Real Estate aud by guarantee, atenow pre-
pared to effect Insurance against Loss or DAN
age BY FIRE, on Buildings. Merchandise. Machine.
ry. Mills, Manufactures. and all descriptions OF
property. also Merchandise and Produce IN the
course of inland transportation, the risks of the
Seas, ETC.. etc, also the Huls of Steamboats,, and
other vessels; and upon the lives of individuals 60
ing 10 California. The rates ofpremium will DC as
low as those of any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Aliiosscs literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock OF this Company is held entirely in the
West and controlled by western men, aud in no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS .- ...
RN Carnan, Viacennes,Ia TrBenhridse Lafayette, la
w. j. Heberd, w Early. Terra Haute ..
tno w Maddox,s. II ID Ailis, Evansville. =.
Jacob Pea. Bo,torh,J Her SONY lille :.
Samuel Wise, {; w Hughes, :.
PIP. bailey. Fl Wayne" IL. Sparks. {.
James keigwin. Jacksonville.
Hon. II. N. CARNAN. President.
SIMON BaTroRFf, Vice President.
{. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. WI. HEaERn, Trea. urcr
"Shplt Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN &. FOorE. Agent,
may Is, is5o-sec 27'i0-H Burlington, Iowa
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MIR krieChhaum, --S Sin: IhsFrtprn trrrlIsdH W.
DiaTrhea for some time. and cnalt ~ srJ tes.
icIEes to to me any good. was r,rtErtTttt@
get some IF your Internal and ExtsfIsl Rsnfss
which lad. In taKiEg TIVE doses 81 yeuI Be sssIs
To my great surprise, | had discharge 81 lsts
worms. htiies q, had ~ lot been for yrtr ssss
cine. might have lGeH i4Gt IsEtEth ths SCI
give this To you that tAe uGrIa ray kErH RrfAs
your Remedy has VtriaTmfE ftf r.r. YrtEs,
Burlington, Aug.1o, 1850 JCIS SErIllA
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4 TT0R&EYS aud 'UnGeliors At Law, jefferson
Z street. Burlington Iowa. T7@Particular at
tehil"n e'Nent" the collection of 1Iaims, convey
ahcing and all other business Entrusted our care.
fer To Ex-Gov. James Clarke. Dr. r.. Lowe.
Wm d. Ewing. II. II. GriiIths, of this city.
Burlington JHly II, lS50-6m.
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Nj ]. u. kFieChhaum. BaGis.."steni SSH
We, the citizens OF nurs.--ten, after hstts
Ell you IHtrTLGl and External Esnfejt ~ 49,
certify tn the public, that IL - ere efthr fsstae4
Icthcs for family use. that have tttr IEItISsts
ana thcrt forr- feel il our duty to #TrrS cWr -
to show and testify hat ar intaII5tIr EtHfffv
believe IL ta tie.
&C. WIghtman, R0iley IorzaH- tkaEIss less..
/. T. HebnsT, Nelson NCTs&I. JChn sanfAht
.ickenHey. Edward Joy, ). ). Wkifsksr t.1'ss
sun, John Brakeman, James PieIsSn- Est. o.
john son. Adam Euhk. Al. u EIltsI- a. ktht~~
Lahen, John r. krirt htaunr, JehH tsrnsisn1If
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Mr. I. G. EFiechbarm-sfr: IN is viii rrfttrt4
sure that give You tAtse ft s INES ~ wfftpy
taken about SIN months since with rItr rratraL
lection in her hand, u hsef aas 80 severe ttatHs
few weeks She was ainest unstTt g. use IT,. Trsts
application to some of the u4ost sH4iI sHt ftfs..
Clans ct this place. To 30 ef. 1t. AtIastIxs.tn-
vailed uPoa 10 get little Of ycur IleILsi ss6 D..
teFsaf Remedy, and ht fore sic used 10 Ter tstsl1
hand was almost we'll and l. rou 50 ttFftIf fetf
not suffer any imC0nvtritrttts ftat aT 1TG flr-
BY believe that in win eject EtfE#l tIt rrIt VII F
RheHmotlr affections. About THREE years yiErFsf
to1k very severe cold. viii. srtreF Oh mn, Iafrs
and that time have feen sersftIy afittef pfftH
pain in nay breast. splitting ef iyeGd. etc. u y
ing about halt a bottle IF youf EensSy. 10 wtsaa-
urely removed. sincerely TeseHmtEf yetIr
Ictne 10 the favorable consideration e. fhtEf.
Burlington, JAMS 1850 in. NHIIEEfE
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BOO X 81!

BOOKS.
lust RECElNED,a large lot Of Miscellaneous
- Books. among which, are
Lardner's Works, 10 vols. 70. Lond. edition
PrideanN's Connexions;
Gibbons Decline and Fan Of Roman Empire:
Hlme's History of Enslhua:
Giiadon's Egypt. paper. 25c;
Won Rotteck's History .f the World;
Wavesly Novels, Boston edition 81 vols. L. mo.
Wits Life OF Patriot Henry;
DAubignes History Of Reformation. cheap
Pope:s Poetica! Works;
Guldsmith's Poeticai Works;
Burns -
Mbore'S :.
Byron's - -
Feelings
Letters Of Lord Chesterfield.
All Of the above Books are for lie al the lowest
prices for cash, at ABRAHAMS'
aprlo'5O Burlington Book store, Jefferson st.
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Mr. kriechbaum-Sir.I q NJ raut iuFelt,fte..s
and yaur Kennedy, for the benefits which n, air
has received from using 1t. she las lssL llsaE-
led with two very bad diseases for stHttn. Il
the iirst place she las had The Salt RLet m On Ie
ter, for some three yeaIS. Tart oI that tin liz
was obliged /" Keep her led. 81. has teen H.
tered ty various Gut tors. Tut itW.s alfeftrL.f.
eft. but -m glad to- state to The WI CTld tlafftss
ing your valuable Internal ard External Etrser
She was restored to health H. short time sttfr
only using two thirds Of tettle.
In the second place, ske las been tTtuiitG via
Hemorrh9ge III, odiIt, III sfne siS nfItIs I1f-
ing this time she applied Ia several ply
ii was nj no avgIt- On ieiEr ItesERfffte " t4r
your medicine, DID Sc. trt hsIll " state NJ -
she i'm diately restored tp l-t 49, EfsFA.
and has mot been since tre la!cG viii titttissas.
Burlington, JAZZ. 8, 1850 a. LHAtIs
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Burlington. Iaw .. August 81, 1875.
have made use Of s.krIseEl suu,-s Htrsteyf'fs
several occasions, whea diseased, nd " has Efss.
ell to he OF great service aud In SC zar ssrti
ing speedy cure. A. u. GkELf-
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barney = afn'r'can fen 'eraHce House.
Corner Of IKE sEcsf mi TFtjfsk IDzRus. Chicago.
| whtch are ab1nt 100 well furnished rooms fnr
the Nccpm IL citation Ofthe travelling public VITA
all 'thar cnnventences usually found Ia well reg
uln'ed II tel. = II thus and sgglge wagons
nlWANs on h N |. Nov IL. 80 Ii. BARNEY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-09-04
Certificates and Je,tim..i.,.

Mr. hriechbaurI--SlF: tits 10 to ,,ft,tx th.t,.
ing yoai most vSiualle Ii. nrs ~ tlt ol n, 4. -.
was cured Of Cho!tIa. Nhtn tie tli.G w.. attf
ed, sent fer phs sIsian- fnr Lalttm.pIa -
I'd some iour days, IN which time the tLiIa -.
verse. At the rEh ct G.uF days h. tL.LaAt ~.
necessary To attend an! lorg I'D -
was no help. BY the Tecunr4tI Gatior Vi n. -
Thought would try youi Iiniu en-, wti.K -
with your inflammation rowdo ! an k..,*.
>f5te to the world, that Fl m tie firstrs. 81 :.
child commence" n.eAGIIg. sud ~ 6 Gsy.xas,.I
will still further certify that IN sIaLfere -.
after, my eldest son Was also taken within. go
70, aud by using only "ne bottle a. Icrr 49,.
remedy. lac was entirely rrtIeteG, IN atrlttaa -
terHaI and External, used bottle In ~ Lsnfs
still further state that my sisssr-iH-Iap a.
tackled with the same disease. aHd J., the -. s.
your Remedy she was II stored TO cath.
A little more to AID to the wCEeef ful ,r1ss -
medicine hns performed. Or Saline was a.t.stss
by cholera, when ! FIRST rtnse 10 him. ftrrtIs-
rrr him. commences giyiEe him doses ef A.lf,
tea cup full every ten OF fifteen minutes unti ~
ing nne bottle and BY that time -r him in aN.m
pcfsriratIon and in shout time was al Ne d. a.
And de hereby ceitIfs ta the weld that os ..
ing your Internal AMI TyteTnaI Rsnsa,. L..
found II 10 be the best family meGitiie iss, a.
used. EFIs0
certify that Mr A. kelso a.rearef Lfter
this 7th day Of August, 1850 ant ma de cath ftstfs
above statement Of facts Gle true. Sniscritstr.
same In my presence IcIs CEArtr