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49, leeAs ~ @fexfsx aas aasessx
= fssSpsshrefsf s~sseA = IA. 49,. N. .....,
- "a - ssecsts - tss,s. q sse> L. IL, 49, "a,
sssx ssgsxss&se = tAe sesssr~s ss,s teestsa.t q
sess ssssss.s y tkst fasss - ~ "a s,s4 es.o.
shses s4a y esxs t@tessn4 - tas ~ - 49,
ass1eskess<ssg
NkseAfs aeS sfse9ys sVzsszea
sssssstsss. Sssss st ts8E-
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u.vsTkssffs \. ge@x zsay. ~ tessss ys.se..,.
Ia fslkvsn. , r.. 40 IA saean isSt = ses
ssxoe, sssA ssso< 49, ssss sAesi seegs "a. 10.
s&s& AasA se sssssss - lss&fs ss~sssssass A.
ssssssrg ~ X Was sa4 a. n xsere< a. asa
sas ~ tttt v sWI<Arsf. ~ rcG.G
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~ ERNS

Tax FAMILY FaIgSp Is published weekly at Co.
urnba, South Carolina and In the only paper of tho
Kind In the Southern States II IL firnishcd ut the
Low Ircc OF Two Dollars por nnnum, invariably In
advaner-no name being entered until tho money
Ia received. To any person sending FIVE Subscri-
bcrs copy will be sent GRATIS.
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CLu8 R1yFs

TO Clubs Of TEN and upwards, tho paper will DO
furnished ut the rate of ALTO per copy, or Ton
Copies for sl7.oo. Specimen Numbers sent gra,u.
''ously by applying, pos, paid, to
s. a. GOODMAN,
Coi.,a6ia, 8. O.
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which We oasr - low = can b afforded, IadIss
and Gentlemen arc respectfully Invited 70 can and
examine our beautiful sock before purchasing eise.
where, - We are satiaded thai No will give q much
aailstacton both n prize, quality and variety = any
other house In the plAcs.
N B.-Payment y required e The end OF The
year. - our profits are small
Gonzales, July =, ls63.-
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COMMERCIAL


Corrosive hare aeaia ~ peGes noiesusc
trssai Of h.'ins.s = css ,ss.s 49, b. :. !sr.
,aies cospsiss 100 bAies % ealssaay ssd MONDAY,
800 on Tuesday. 1000 on "Wednesday, 600 %
TkursdAy, and 500 yestsrdAy. making m aggregate
for the week Of $500 bales. TIE receipts from lsa
September 10 date comprise 25,si3 bales against
99.s?i TO the corresponding dat, Last year, show.
ing dccrcAsc Of 74,56i bAlcs. Tho stock on
hand IL 2s,iS7 bales against 1904 samc time In
1852. We now quote W follows:
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tSr received. stesh 10, es CsssrocSs Nss-t
- am bess IsStsx~r sse Elix,a q certain
cure for Rhcamatsasa, The genuine Coz sAle hs
la--iy HUNT 4 ruSroS.
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Practice of McdIcine.

DIR. JAMES j. HATCHETT.
HAVING permanently located in Gonzales, res.
pcctfaly tenders his Professional Services to the
citizens of tho town and surrounding country.
DIR. IL. would remark that II an undivided attcn.
ton, unprecedented success and exceedingly mod.
crate charges are matters worthy Of consideration,
no Is determined to merit liberal patronage
juno ls, lS5a--3-ly
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I'm tho way from New York. ffesh lot Of tho
~ genuine SseHNs RKAxpv ron Sick IIsAp.
AcHk. The worst cAses curct by the usc al this
Invaluable preparation. Call and see certificates
1o--ly HUNT l. pONTON
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Il ,oNNri.S rAIN YxrEArroR.--rh, v,~s,.

NoSNSlS PAIN ENfEACruR---rh Tt~As
- est tnoa ever granted W nsatina fes shs
sssssusanesas ~sesAsax ard sssssisss &c al rsAs,
from hssns ssAs3s hSslseA sv~~ ke, kesssnx a.
WAYS sssiscat ssx. HUNT 4 toStuS.
Yea ere tvf<rva 10 sss saasxsd tessss fss hess
N~s&sgss tsess. Bes~ss "a, H4ss .f.~< IA
tsst nA l. 4 sassrss, Nee YEA ne<s sss
fsssss r~ssasSse ss.-scas t.aif-3sssas h<ss u
sess Fxss kssrs<<se ssa e<ash,<ns ~ ss~e. Jss<s
Viva NeeeSer. - Ms ssesnss hsi as<xe ~ssexs
tAss h@sss e~ hss fsss s.asss~a yesr~ AGA sAal
sssxs ssaash sseA ise&k eas ASA svs. - skss ~
~<s "A sassts ssvsas, lie ssss ~ ~ sss s<s tss
- ssiss ~ Ms haze n NJ ssfkrA h. ~ a
k&s sss2ss y<ssest ssre. ~ tSss sA< 4 ess ks~A
se<eA ssS se& ss4 ss@ tssSsv s&ss ~ ~ ssssts
kcsf ~ sssss - hssS haze u<~s Ne sssss i
ssy fss5zv sss Ss4 b gesst ecsss go ~ ssaA
ssas a ~ sas $3.50 n sAe sexs4 hare hecs sNs
rsa~s q ssss~Ss ~ sss s,<4kAsess ssAx "a an
~ 49, haze t5<<4 u sr~ so sssss&ea sasA n sxs
sss tsxs 80 set ~ w5ssnps a A pssSAss~ a
szsse ~ - t&e~1 ~ n a. sfsz<s~snA s~~H fxsse.
10 s~1exs. EAssc<w yesss fz~s saad sos s&erss a.
49, ga ss& ssss&e4 ssA
i@~~sy M =. SEf&WE1lr
UAuiLgux NuCxE Rssas~ss. Ns~ ya4a,
n cs@sxss - rsss ss$ssx --Mr< YAK siEEF.
ssssssts - ~ Bssvsu ssr~<s tss ssis4 o. st,e.s
tssx< keass - tss<4 i - xsA Ca Cse4es We.
tsr, H>a3A esr, ss4 es4sslers sAe~srhc~a M
ssAs xAk<zx Me- TEA 80 ~ ~ rseasnnser
kssss h ~ r$s Il ~xsoes 10 A<eAo. "a n.
~ - - ~~es ~ se.r2ss AsesA cSssrss
~ ~ a ~ ~ ~s>t - - sx-ss
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- mat can Be EoS Tor Five
Dollar

Tho undersigned have entered Into an arrange
mcnt by which they agree 70 furnish the Knicksr
weokiy and he Musical World 0n and 'T gamss
(weckly 70 now subscribers, at the worry moderate
price OF i've dollars q year for tho three publica
tons; all orders, enclosing that amount 10 Dye,
d Willis, will BIO promptly attended 70.
SAMUEL. HUESTON,
Fs6iishev Of me Kaiekeyboelsy.
NORRIS / WILLIS
Fnbi;sksys Of ths Home Journal.
DYER d WILLIS,
Pabiasseys Of ths M,sieai World ard Tines.
as7 Rroad,cay, Nee Ycvk.
Crsrd Literary and Arti.iie Cos,bi.afio~.
Arrangements have been made 10 furnish thc
the New York Musical wosld and Timss 10 n nov
subscribers, for Eve dollars yearl This b cheap
literature. with vengeance. The Knsckers,ockc,
u "a per snnum; the Home Journal a A. And
The Musical Wcsld and Times, a.; making o. I
year Al the usual rSseA That three sach wcra.
can be chsainsa for hve icaiass year. IA Acs srul,
worthy The Cslosic axe, which b Jsss now helms
asherea IN. OF The KrsvAesboekes Naxaxlao sxas
ed by Lsvb Gasscrd Clark. |, IA unnecessary Il
speak. POE tScnty years Il haa heen the mus
EfaiAl hamorpas and spicy "noashis" In ths
world and the pssssat suisme viii he better thar
any which rrsesssed H. TIE iten,e Jcasuat esi!ses
hs ties. y Acrtts and y. y. Willis. h wsH tna. q
~ the hs.ss ssiiy eesspAses Va AnseFsee ard shs
vasrai weshs and nase sssss,i tsy Richard Serrx,
Wis. With lnvvG Nasea. C~ss III cs,sts rhcass,
iisssiaEs Wa II htsdhssy. Geo y. Rsss ans
eaAsr saastca srses, seasssissisx Assd whrA Gives
ss,ess csAss .hiass evss tss with &c rs,ssss an
= ssa ct.Tss II iNssssssscs Ia hsrsseoy sassAuy d
Ne vssy hess ssesscai ysssrai e,v~ esAs.ssseA
these sAsss 'tssSssssas cd yssss tsasas sp i
regard u rsassy s,e~yshAss ssssA lAs.sax IL,
ssssss~, tasstsse, Nesae. raknszes &s~lsss~sv
taseatsse&< W@evs4s>ss Wa Hup>ss Esexs z>4
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nr. j.. 10. LOwthcr,

TENDERS Ills professional scrvicos to the public
in the practice Of Medicine In all IT, various branch.
e. Having made the treatment of the Diseases Of
THIS climate his particular study, tSuRE rs aud
tHRoNlC ULCERS OF the l,EGS treaied---',n no
curt pa Fcs," f prescription iollowcd) he iatters
himself that he can give genera, satisfaction lie
may ho found when not professionally engaged, u,
., j kecscs Esq, rlum Greek i. a., Caldwell
County oeti-v
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a FRESH lot Of Longley's celebrated INDIAN
- PANACEA, prepared expressly for The cure
and prevention OF Southern feverA, Asthma, Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, 20. The genuine Cor sais By
O-y 4tS HUNT & PONTON
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II ARZETTrs JUNO CORDIAL, Oh PsocarA.
IL rive ELixiR.-IIunt Pouton have succeedcd
In getting some Of the genuine article from New
York. This Preparation has long been known ~
being the only remedy for Barenness Ia both sexes
and - remedy for On Complaints that females are
subject 70. For sale by
lO-ly HUNT 4 PONTON.
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RS BROWNS celebrated PAIN.KILIER h
w 20 web known that Il y hardly necessary 70
say any more than that Il b for sale BY q
0-y HUNT 4 'PONTON.
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s@a friSuSa ..ss. ssse.,.s 8 -. sg,-s
80 - xs&s est
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RARTHOLOMEw's PINK ExPEcTORANT.
- for the euro Of Coughs Cold, CONSUMPTION,
&c fresh lot Of tho genuine just received by
i0-iy HUNT 4 PONTON.
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ucREsH 10, Of Inns SPREAD rLAsrERs.
- Just received A sure remedy Cor Weak
Brcssss, Pain u the sdcs, &c.
io--ty HUNT 4 ruxToN.
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NyHE ORIGINAL GENUINE BALM OF co.
- LUMBIA, for restoring the hair aud keeping
Il from Calling out. Genuine for sale by
l0--iy HUNT g p0NTON.
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SUMNER CORDIAL for Suxnsa COMPLAINT
~ Children arc always subject 70 this complain,
IN summer This preparationis certain cure and
preventive. For sale by
Oily HUNT / PoNToS.
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x<&eE0e0{N N04eI&s
I'M oesstt Hnsss a tsaH4enes <<snas. Assls<
80 sss 10 Ass Il nssA. A. n s&kA se,z@ss~S
~ ssrr~se Il A@eSA ss~v< Asrr~1sx q -
s.ssas, - F~ss~ss hsss44 sass~s s.1sss sss sssse
= ~ 8sreAeu ssssa g~ss-ea ss1m - - essAas
~ skns ysssxss~& ~ h~. - Asenes - uass
tssss~ss yasnssA
yo2x AAksxx
oss@sA s4esssx 2. ssss = s~ss
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a C0uSTIG OIL FOR DEAFNESS.--A certain
"A cure For salo, wholesale and retail by
l0-ly HUNT l. P0NTON.
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CO. Eseess r~AasAass as sAe~s sArv~ sAns..
1sA resz@x sas rspess sssss&sssx = ~ nsox 1
wsn~ - r~sssss Ne sAss~ sssSs s~as~x g. ssss
s&se
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STOvE AND CRATE vARNlSH, Vasuish
~ your stoves, 70 keep from n,slink For sale by
0-y HUNT E PONTON.
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SOOTHING SYRUP for cHILpRss rwErm,so.-
~ Mothcrsl look 70 this, a. Il will save many
child from tho grave. For sslc by
O@y HUNT 4 PONTON.
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Tho Illustrated Family Friend,

GRAHAM's suPERR THREE DOLLAR
MAGAZINE, fUR ka.an
~ MI Postmasters arc authorized IL act a.
Agents ier the FaY.iiy Ffis~d
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H ING OF SARSAPARILLASl--Co Msrocx's
- ExrSAcr OF SAssArARiiIA IL now said 20 bo
the best preparation In the market, superior to
Bulls In every respect The sales Of this are
larger than the combined eaias of all othc-s. For
sale by l0-ly HUNT Il P0NTON.
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vHE ORIGINAL KOLMSTOCKy VERMI.
y FUGE FOR WORMS, sure preventive Of
worms IN children and grown persons. For sale by
l0-ly HUNT PONTON.
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n QUANTITY OF Inns BLOOD PILLS AND
- BlTTERS just received This Tonic 10 rap
ldiy supcrccding Moatts and IL invaluable In warm
weather to keep tho body from being prostratcd by
the Intense heat l0-ly HUNT L PONTON.
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N OTHERS RELIEF. - This iuvalaahle prc.
4v4 parasicn Tor females IN confinement l. str
aalc by ie-iy HUNT 4 f0NruN.
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hR. CONNECTS GoNoRRIltEA MIXTURE,
~ acertain cure he sure and got the genuine
ie--iy HUNT 4 r0NT0N,
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N0MSToCK'S EAST INDIA HAiR-DYE, tho
For salo BY Iio--iy] HUNT 1 PoNTON
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~ NeFts - "a tssAc< tss, ~ ssfse~s.
tslsrs stseaxs4~sess 80 IA ~s4e go aNek,
sepess sea Fsssssscsi sF,Nsf9 xxs~~xxs ~ rsx.
sssssses = Re seft ne Exs>ssx sss sl~ass IL
s''sssest se~@s's ~ saasss~4x
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Prospectus to De Bows Review.

Adapted TO the Southern and Western
States of the Union; including statistics OF
foreign and domestic industry and enter
prise. Published MONTH in New Orleans,
at S5 per annum, in advance.
DF Complete sets OF the work, ten vol
umes, bound handsomely, and for sale at
the office, New Orleans, and will be sup
piled ON order, deliverable in any oil the
large cities or towns. They are an ineva-
luabIe repository Of practical information
regarding our country, and should have
place in every public and private library
A few sets only remain.
The Review is now rapidly growing in
circulation, and will exhibit many great
Improvements in the coming year, IN size'
matter, and appearance. The following
are its leading divisions:
|. LITERATURE Criticisms, essays, poe
trv, sketches of fact and fancy, summaries
of foreign and domestic news, movements
in New Orleans, &c.
II. COMMERCE.. - Its history, laws and
statistics, commodities, shipping, naviga
ton, treaties, tariffs, exports and imports
trade Of The South and West, home aMc
foreign trade.
III. AGRICULTURE. - Discussion upor
cotton, lice, sugar, tobacco, hemp, lndiar
, corn, wheat, slavery and slave laws, &c.
". Observation-Disclosures Of Man
= u(actures in the South and West.
V. Ialcrnal Improvements. Canals, Raj
, roads, plankroads. general intercommunlc'
4 ton South and West-in the Union an
abroad.
vi. Slatlstics.-Complete tables upon a
:, of the above heads--of population, resou
ces, wealth, mortality, blacks and white
!. &c.
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five dollars a year, is fact truly worthy
the 'Caloric' age, which is Just now being
ushered in. OF the Knickerbocker Maga-
zine, edited by Lewis Gaylord Clark, it is
unnecessary TO speak. For twenty years
it has been the most genial, humorous, and
spicy monthly in the worlds; and the pres
ent volume will be better than any which
preceded it. The Home Journal, edited by
Geo. P. Morris and n. j. Willis, is well
known as the best family newspaper in
America; and the Musical World and Times,
edited by Richard Storrs Willis, with Low
ell Mason, Geo. II. Curtis, Thomas Has
tinps, VIM. z. Bradbury, Geo. +. Root, and
other musical writers contributing; and
which gives. among other things, over S25
worth of music and full course OF instruc-
ton in harmony annually, is the very best
musical journal ever published. These
three publications will post family up in
J. regard TO everything worth knowing;-Art,
g.. Science, Literature; music, painting, sculp-
q ture; intentions, discoveries; wit, humor,
d fancy, sentiment; the newest fashions and
IS other attractions for ladies; choice new mu'
! sic for the Sabbath, the church, and the
% firesides; reviews and criticisms OF Musical
lie Works, Performers and Performances in
!. short, the very pick and cream OF Novelty
or Incident, History, Biography, Art, Litero
he ture and Science including whatever cal
be given in periodicals to promote Health!
ed Amusement and Solid Instruction in tn,
"s family, and help to make it Better, Wiser
"a and Happier, may to now obtained for FIy
i. DOLLARS. Address DYER 81 WILLS, 30
r" Broadway.
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Five Great NOvelettes,---G
Attraction

Some five or six weeks ago, we an
nounced that we would publish five first
class noveleGies. written expressly for the
"Dollar Newspaper" -Four we had in
hand at the time, and the fifth has since
come into our possession. The first is now
nearly half through, and has everywhere
been pronounced story of great merit
The following is the order Of pubhcatlon:-
The Emigrant Squire. by z. Hamilton
Myers, ESQ.,; the Mad ArttT, " lsSH >
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Entered according 10 Asl of Congress, in hs ysss
1851 By j. a. HOU0Hr0N, ". b., In the olsrks
ofios Of the District Court for the Eastern
District Of Pennylvania
Another Scientific WonderI
GREAT OURE FOR
, DYSPEPSIA!
DR. J. 8. HoUcHToM'S
1PEPS'INIA 1'
NIX
-
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.

rcnrad from Rennet the NtTth stomach OF the ON ave
directions OF Baron Liehg,he great Physiological Chemist
by ]. f. Houghton, NJ. D, Philadelphia, Pa -
al DIGEST" Such Is the meaning OF the word IGFslH
II s chief eleuen dgcstng principle OF the Sa
Juce-ihe OF the iod the purifying, preserving ahd
stimulating OF the stomach and ntestnes IL m extracted
from the digestive stomach OF the thus forming true d-
Chemical powers furnishing complete aud perfect subsi
ltute for II. , ~,
This is Nanres own remedy unhealthy stomach NO
equal its curative powers II conthns no aeo
0 blters acids, nnuseous drugs IL II extremely ageeAse
the be taken by the most feeble paets Who
cracker without the most acute distress
Beware Of drupgpd limitations PGpsn IL net dTug, .
Half teaspoUnfu Of Pepsn infused IN wacr VIII dige OF
dissolve pounds beef ebout two hours Ou Oi h'
stomach.
| Scientific Evidences
i The Scientific evidence upon which this remedy s baseo
8 IN the highest degree curious aud remarkable.
Call the aud descriptive chculn gratis Evinl
large amount of scientific evidence, rom Lirbg's Ahina
Chemistry; Dr. COmbes Physnogy of Drcstonj Dr. Peclrn
on Food and Diet; Dr. John w Draper OF New York unve
siy Prof Dungison's Physiology; Prof silman Of fa'
College; Dr. Curpentps PhysoUgy &c, together with r0poH
loC cures from all parts Of the United States,
PepsIn la Fluid and Powder. -
Dr. Houghton's Pppsn Ii prepared Powder and In Fn'
IFom-Rnd In Prescription vals for the useo Plysean an
powder will be- by mn free of postage, Tor que dollar
sent u Dr. HnugtOn, Philadelphia,
g OBSERVE THIS !-EvoTy bottle OF the genuine fepsl
bears written signature Of g. Houglnu De- sole pro
IpTrrn Philadelphia Pa. Copyright aud Trade Mark secured
sud by all druggists and dealers IN medicines Price, ONl
4. L. BRITTINGHAM & BRO, Hannibal,
uug2Gly Wholesale aud RNau Agents
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number of Pictorial Embellishments will
be increased still greater variety will be
given to its literary contents its Editorial
and Miscellaneous departments will he still
farther enlarged and no labor or expense
will be spared to render it in every way,
and in all respects, still more worthy of the
extraordinary favor with which it has been
received.
HARpER's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE
owes its success to the fact, that it presents
MORE reading matter, of BETTER quality
in MORE ELEGANT style, and at oHEAPER
rate, than any other publication.
Subscribers in any part of the United
States may now receive the Magazine by
mail for three cents number, or thirty-siS
cents a year postage, either Of the Publish
ers, the Booksellers, or Periodical Agents.
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HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT.


erpool, dated August 2Oh, 1853.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR Sta | am enabled to ianish you with a moet
extraordinary effected by your invaluable Oint-
uent and Pills; which has asonished every person aes
quainted with the sufferer. About lG years ago, Me-
W. Cummlns, OF saltney Street, in this town, was
thrown from his horse, whereby he received very seri
Gus injuries he had the best medical advice at the
time, and was afterwards an intimate Of different In
hrmaries, yet he grew worse, aud at last malig-
nant running ulcer settled in his hip, which so
completely crippled him, that he could not move with
out crulches for nearly 10 years recently he began te
use your Ointment an4 Pills, which have now healed
the wound, strengthened his limb, and enabled him to
dispense with hs crutches so that be can walk with
the greatest ease, and with renewed health and yigour
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy OF a Letter from Mr.. Hrd, Draper, of Ready,
near Gainsbro', dated March ist, 1859.
To professor HOLLOWAY,
SIE Some time since, one OF my ehildreR was Rl-
hcted with dreadful eruptions over the bOdy asd
limbs. | obtained the advice Of several eminent Sur
geons and Physicians, BY all OF whom the case wSs
considered hopeless. At length tried yeur OntRanl
and Pills, and without exaggeration the effect was mi
racuous, for by persvering in their all the Orup-
tions quickly disappeared, and the child was restored
10 perfect heath.
previously lost q child from a similar complaint
and firmly believe, had | in her case adopted your
medicines She would have been saved also. / shall be
happy 10 testify the truth Of His to any enquirer
CERTAIN fRs2MEDY FOR scoRB6TiRc; jTSR; HUSoAS RfG
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE OF AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
OF BAD LEG.
Copy of LstterrrOm Messrs. WalkeruAd Co., Chem
lists, Bath
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR SIR,-Among the numerous cures effected by
theuse Of your valuable medicines in the neighbOr-
= hood we may mention that of an old lady living in
the Village of Preston, about five miles from Tins
City. She had liberated wounds in her leg oI many
years and atterly they increased 10 such alarming
extent as to defy all the usual remedies her health
rapidly giving way under the suffering she endured In
this distressing condition she had recourse 10 your
n Ointment and Pills, and by the assistance Of her
friends was enabled 10 persevere in their use until she
received a perfect cure. We have ourselves been
b. greatly astonshed at the effect upon so old Perssn,
She being above 10 years Of age. We shall be happy
TO satisfy any enquiries to the authenticity Of this
really wonderful case either personally by letter
B. private in the Bath Police Force, also, has beeR
IS perfectly cured OF an old scobutie affection ia the
a., face, aer all other had failed. He states that
!" it is entirely by the of your ontmSnt and speaks
H. +
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