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is bad as the thief" and upon the principles he
that receives fasehood and gives publicity to it is
no better than the person orperscns whom it origi
mates. g
The Know Nothings, as they are called, are actu-
ated by the same spirit and principle of patriotism
that gave impetus to the revolutionary heroes of
u.s. which to drive from this country their for
eign oppressors and to establish free and liberal
goVernment-in this they succeeded But on the
other hand, the anti Know Nothngs exhibit in their
sayings and doings the spirit of the tories of TO-
They have said both in effect and practice that they
prefer foreign rule.
Now these things are to be regretted and it is to
be hoped that those persons who manifest so much
hostility the Native American party will set in strict
examination upon themselves, and am conscious if
they impartial in their judgment that they will
to the definite conclusion that they are govern
ed by spirit of demagogueism with large proper
ton of toryism. MORE ANON.
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DREPARATIoN FOR THE Fall AND

DREPARATION FOR THE FALL AND
Il WINTER CAMPAIGN, 1s54-'55 AT THE CLIO
THING BAZAAR. Having completed the extensive addi-
tons to wholesale department which have been under
contract the past have the pleasure of announ
cling that both the lower and upper rooms of this Nam
moth C2hing Establishment well filed with the largest
assortment of seasonable and Fashionable Clothing dis
played at the time in the Old Dominion The firm
invite especial attention to the quality, workmanship,
styea nd price of their clothing, believing that in all
Spects it has unriyaed claims the attention
Wholesale purchaser Especial attention is given at al
times to the selection of Sizes that the purchaser of
small stock will only have those sizes which fit the MAORI
y of customers and leaving them with clean stock at the
close of the
the Ready made Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing bus
mess, in part follows:
French Black Dress and Frock Coats, SIS to S5
English g {" IA to 20
American and German to Is
Fancy, dress and ock coats of every desirable color
Cloth, Cashmere Tweed and Beaver Sacks half Sacks
Frocks and Paleot varying in prices from three to twelve
dollars.
Coats every suitable style of goods in market
from the lowest to the finest grade.
Cloaks Caledonians, Julien and Talma
PANTs-in large and choice assortment found
styles suit all tastes black Cashmere French
Skn Also French English and American fancy and solid
colors s.----
VEsrs-Rich Plush, Velvet Grenedine Florentine and
Baratha Silk, Cashmere Imitation Cashmere Fam
cy Cloth Black and Fancy Satin, Farmers Satin, with
large OF party and wedding vests not surpassed
Our Furnishing Establishment is we'll supplied with
rhng pertaining to that branch business Gloves
Shirts Collars black and fancy Cravats Stocks Scarf
viii be uniform and low goods of the quality
be purchased in the Northern cities.
70 the cash and paying purchaser solicit call
to examine our stock before making their purchases has
,> Clothing Bazaar, cor Syc and Dack st.
Petersburg, September 5, 1854. So
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UNIVERSITY OF NAsHv1t.1p
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
VNHE Fourth annual Course of Lectures in a.. ,

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
HNHE Fourth annual Course of Lectures in ,b;,
II ton will commence on Monday the 30tb 90 ndhstu.
next and continue till the first of the ensuing UeOber
EoRert M PorteI M d. General and Special 4nai;.,
prudence. W Ne ucal Jurs.
tony. ogical Ana.
=, Thomas r. Jennings, NJ D.. Institutes of Medo;u.
Clinical Medicine -'ucne and
W.K. Bowling, N. D., Theory and Practice
2 John NJ. Watson, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseoso. 49,
men and Children. Ses OF We.
Panl F Eve NJ. D., Principles and Practice of sr,.
The Anatomical rooms will be opened for students !
first Monday in October. On The
full Preliminary of Lectures free tn oil O.
Gents VIII De given 6y the Professors, commencing a
Cnique has been established, in connection v;. .
University at which performed and cases prser The
Arrangements have been made to accommodate al
tlents requiring surgical operations. -" Pa.
Amount of Fees for Lectures in tho University :; o.,
SO; Graduating Fee $25. 'omIy,
Excellent Board can be obtained for So per week. Fr,
ther information be obtained by addressing fba ur'
j. B. L1NDSLEY, Dean of the FacnItv ean
Win. No. 80, College Street
I.0sl1---e, Ienn, July Z4, loo4. 72-7tpd
McILWAINE, SON & CO.,
GrOcers and Commits sion Merchant.
PETERsB BURG, VA
OFFER FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES m
Opunctua customers ~
1900 bbls. Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
so hhds. N. O. and P. r. Sugar.
$50 hhds. T's. and Barrels Molasses
$50 bags Rio, Lagura and Java Coffee.
1900 kegs Nails of approved brands.
100 tons Swedes English and Reid Iron.
1900 Sides good and G. D. HemIock Sole Leatier-,d
ageneral assortment of goods usually kept by them WIN
700 tons best Peruvian Guano.
40 I" Mexican Guano.
Petersburg, August II, 1854. lO36-w4w
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For Sale.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES ERnA

For Sale.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES FROM 4 To Inn
- horse power, Circular Saw Mills Harrisons Snnar
Grst Mills the best mill in the world for the money If viii
grind from 30 to 25 bushels of Corn into good meal in @
hour) Woodworth's and Daniels Planning longing and
Growing Machines Machinsts Tools of every description
Gardeners Patent Rotary Stamped Gold Quartz crusher
very valuable improvement Oak tanned leather beltb
of all widths, double single. A
will guarantee saving of from 5to per cent to the
purchaser of any of the above machines. Mechanical
drawings neatly executed. Address Post paid
HENRY G. BRUCE
Consulting Engineer
Raleigh, N. C.
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RTIICARoI,N STANDARD: SATURDAY.. sEpTENBER le 1854.

The authorship of the following beautiful lines
OF know. They are said to be copied from Is a lat
ngish magazine" They must have been writtel
7 one who possesses "the power and the faculty di
ne."
PHILIP, MY KINGl
Look at me with thy large brown eyes,
Philip, my Kingl
For round thee the purple shadow lies
8 VI babyhood's regal dgnities;
Lay on my neck thy tiny hand,
With Loves invisible sceptre laden;
am thine Esther to command,
Till thou shall find thy Observation-Disclosures,
Philip, my Kingi ~ 80
On the day when thou goest q wooing,
Philip, my King!
When those beautiful lips are suing,
And, some gentle hearts bars undoing,
Thou dost enter love crowned, and there
Slttest all gloriied. Rule kindly,
Tenderly, over their kingdom fair,
For we that love- ali we love so blindly,
Philip, my Kingl
gaze from thy sweet mouth up to thy brow,
Philip my Kingl
Ay, there lies the spirit all sleeping now
That may rise like spirit and make men bow
As to one God throned amid his peers.
My son than thy brethren, higher, fairer,
Let me behold thee in future years;
Let thy head needeth a circlet rarer,
Philip, my King!
A wreath, not of gold, but of PALM one day,
Philip my Kingl
Though, too, must tread as we tread q way
Thorny, and bitter, and cold, and gray;
Rebels within thee and foes without
Wlli snatch at thy crown but go on, glorious
Martyr, yet monarch, till angels shout
AS thou sittest at the feet of God victorious
Philip, my Kingl
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From the Beacon.
KNOW NoTH1NGs

MEssRs EDITORS IL noticed an article in the
Southern Argus of Friday, 18th August 1854, with
the above caption purporting to be an abstract of
the oaths and principles of the Know Nothings" ia
ken from the Richmond Examiner. beg leave to
state the editor of the Argus that there is not one
word of truth in the so-called abstract and it is to
be lamented that there are men calling themselves
Americans who are guilty of endol sing and trying
to palm of egregious falsehoods upon the public
There is maxi. in law that the receiver
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MILLERIsN AND THE BURNING FORESTS. The Bos-
ton ITaeetter says that accounts from Maine state
that IN that vicinity of of the burning forests
come insane in consequence of the excitement, the
result OF belief that the general conagrations in
the woods there are sign of speedy ending of the
world IN accordance with the prediction of the Mil
lerites Some of them have been taken to the State
ASYLUM. =.
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FIRE IN ASHES. A correspondent of the Chicago
Democratic Press says, that in bin where he stor-
ed ashes, every layer being wetted and deposited,
he found the bottom of the heap one surface of fire
after period of two years had elapsed since they
were deposited The bin contained some two hun
dred bushels, and the top of the heap, deposited
eighteen months was wet. There is evidently some
unknown application of the laws relating to the cal
oTic> here to be discovered. Insurance Moaitor
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OdSbOI>S dSCHt' w ASO-A -
1T IS MY INTENTION TO HAVE ON EXHIBITiiU C.s
Il at approaching State Agricultural Fair the aDc
named Justly celebrated Wagons. These Wagons are III
perior to any Wagon in possessing as they
the advantages of the road Wagon and the Dumping 20.
combined they should be upon every farm in the o s
State County, shop" rights to manufacture are On
ed for sale. st.
More information may be obtained by addressing posi-
paid, J. NJ WAGNEkS r
Auoust al 1884 8l-tlSthOct
t9y- Spirit of the Age insert till 18th October.
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wv ASHITA LANDS FOR SALE.-THE UN-
w ders gned offers his tract of land in Dallas County,
Arkansas for sale 1t is situated the Nashita River
contains upland and bottom The upland fair in quality
the bottom producing from so to rs bushels of the
acreupwars of 400 in cultivation with the usual
buildings besides Gin Houses and AEllfne watergoOd
range for stock winter and summer-catle fed
horses need crib food only in work healthy not
subject to cholera typhoid feverwthn five miles Of the
Pacific railroad-conains 1900 acres-may be divided into
three farms. will sell with annual paymens down
take young negroes for the whole, giving the Pur
chaser of the land the right to redeem the within
a stipulated time. Corn and stock of cattle and hogs will
also be sold. HALVES H. COLEMAN,
Cachemasso, Ark.
July e5 1854 73-I2tpd.
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nERsONs WHO INTEND TO EXHIBIT sTo OK OF
IL any kind at the North Carolina State Fair IN oclO
next viii please to address JERE. Nixon, Esq, ChGar
the C0nenittee Of ARRANGEMENTS and state what kind Oh Ts
and how many they intend Offering for exhibition tocL
will be but little trouble to those who intend s
at the Fair and it is necessary that the I
Arrangements should know nearly possible Wha' "
be the number of stock of various kinds TO be entere
J. F. TOMPKINS, Rec. sec
Raleigh, August 81, 1854. og0-a
NlEACHER WANTED FOR THE CH CHI Zach
FEMALE ACADEMY-A lady qualified lo 10 b Of
PAINTING, DRAWING, and all other higher bancp neg
Female Education, salary of five hundred doI G
annum, from LIST October next, will be given Ape
may be made until goth September. ALEX. GREOu.,
President of Board of Trustee
Cheraw, s. c., 21st Aug, 1854 '0-~
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WIN AUGUSTUS MUIR. SAM'L SrE1pre
MUIR & STEVENS, IMPORTERS AND WHOLE
lNAsae dealers in CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARR
LAMPS, LOOKING GLASSES, PLATED AND BRIT
TANIA WARE, FANCY GOODS, &c. Corner Of .Syeamoo
and BOLlingJr.ook Streets, PetersJurq "a.
The subscribers now receipt of portion Of their
Fall Goods (of their direct mporatiOn and by the
first of September will have their stock complete
Their stock very large comprises oil articles usu
ally found in establishments of this kind The goods
been selected with much care and they feel confident that
quality of goods and also in prices.
They respectfully invite the attention of the trade
stock. MUIR STEVENS
Aug. 10. 76-lm
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a MOST DESIRABLE FARM. SITUATED IN
AFRANKLIN COUNTY, on the Henderson and Raleigh
Road four miles from the Raleigh and Castor Railroad
eight from Louisburg and nine from FranklntOn FORM
erly owned by Levin Perry is oferedfoE sale.
The tract contains 72l Acres, 40 of which is in
ignal forest and finely timbered he remainder is in good
state of cultivation and well adapted to the growth of Corn
Cotton Wheat and Tobacco 1t is situated in remark
ably healthy and pleasant country and on it sonGTtabs
dwelling in beautiful grove with excellent Out Houses
and Barns. 1t has a large Orchard of Choice Fruit
is finely watered has excellent we'll in the yard and al
most every convenience further description is deemed
useless any wishing to purchase will examine the
premises before doing
For terms and further information apply to VIM. H.
Davis, the premises, to
JOSEPH J. DAVIS
LOusburg N c.
Iouisburg, Aug. Is, 1854. 1035-w4w-
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IN the County of Nash, ON June 25th, 1854, negro
man. who says his name is TONI and belongs to the he
seems to be about years of age black complex
ion and than ordinary space between two u
his under teeth The requested to come forward
pay prison charges and take him away or he will be o
Az 1~yvtf Sheriff
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u BEII-HANGER-Woui respectfully inform the ei.
Raleigh and surrounding country that he has Se
mngton Street. Tin Dr. Cookies brckbuildng) where PC
will be found at all times ready to execute any hp
person. and the charges shall always be moderate "a"
and See.
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XKT ENTWORTH MALE ACADEMY.-Ihe
growing interest manifested in this School haEs
rendered the of assistant necessary the Ir
tees would that the Principal RUFUS SMITH
under whose charge the School has taken such high a
will be assisted by Mr.. JNO. GALLOWAY, young gen
tleman of fine scholarship graduate of our UNIVERSITY
Fall Session opens July 14th. Board Sc to 500 1~
ton $3.50 to $500. JAMES IRWIN
Secretary of Trustees.
Jply 7O-5t.
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6ts II ~ REWARD.-RUNAWAY FROM THE
D HUI Subscriber about the first of November last
my negro boy ARTHUR. He is about twenty-five years
sld and of dark color Arher purchased by me from
Solomon Davis of Richmond, Va. he bought him Of Mr.
Ephram Page of Johnston County N c. learn that the
negro has back into Johnston County, and 60
ing large will pay the above reward for his aPprehen
sion and delivery to in any Jail in the State that
get him. NJ. A. AOSELEf
lied YAK Grove charlotte 20: "a. 76-6tp.
August 70, 1854. I
nd EMOVAL OF THE BOOT AND SHOE
III MANUFACTORY.-The subscriber begs leave to III
form his patrons and the public general he moved
from Wilmington Street. to the house lately occupied by
Mailer as a fancy store, West side of the capitol.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received ne
socits continuance of the same promising the very
best materials and employ only superior workmen
HENRY A. DEPkIN
RaJaicb Anoust Doth 1874 S2-tf
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Fall Trade, 1854.

Raleigh, August %, 1854.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-08

CROChERY,
&c, &c, SC, &c.
al of hch having been bought at the lowes prices
the Eastern Markets, for cash. will
rces ad ling transport ton. Thank full
and the public generally oi the liber patronage
I'd 10 him. he hopes hY strict attention business lew
md uniform prices and upri ht and Bile dealing
- merit q Continuance OF their esteemed fayors.
i6.f Joseph t.JTSDRy
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- AL1.-l23 Sacks g. A Salt
- , ~ QUE Nan just received and for
g. W. CDBD's
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J. FOLEY & I.N ID

j. FOLEY INDON,
GROCERY. LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CnocKERY
sTCRE.
Commerce Street, Corner Of High ST. Mineral Point
WE have now on hand a choice stock OF G, oceries
~ Liquors Hardware and Crockery for the win or
trade which W. offer sale current mark II n,i
ces We most pectully public to cali st ou
establishment here III be ppy 20 SCI. and ali
on then- CRATE fuiiy recognizing
inviting our participate with Them in ~. sayip,
advantages which trade urs and hop NO thai nv a
proper ant honest gard for The All " ho ms,
ANuT US with heir custom cannot on succeed in &C.
curing Their e1nhceHte III int rritv Tba
ioho"ihg articles c mpTise a portion of our stock:
SUGARS clarified crush pow dered and loaf
lea-- Young Tyson, Cunpow der &C.
Coffee, Rio aud Manila,
Moasses ) issr House Ard Golden Syrun
Fish Cod, AacSerei, Wiite, SC,
Salt, fire and etarSe,
soap CASTLE - iIncy d Shaving,
Tobacco ct al qualities and prices
kooe, Windiass, Halter. &C.
starch, Chocolate SaIers u Red thirds and
Stother Tim Dried Appi-s, Matches GI,ss NsiIs
tAns, Shoulffrs- Pork, Lard, Butter Flour,
tarihen and Stone Ware,
hSSey- Brady Wine.
" al artic es that usually kept in establish
mems OF ihis kind. Certain To be found bcra
LooStng 81 Sos, Ciocks. wlndox sash Table Cor.-
nc uTes with and without frames Id al the ,oxc..t
prices - - 'He Wv
We FeTeai again, cali and certain Won oanro,
fail To- parhss al 49, a.,
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General Election Notice
STATE OF WISE oNsIN, IOWA co.,
SHEEIFf's pFfICE,
Mineral Point, August Z, 1854 \

| NoTIcE is hereby gwen, that al the next General
~ Election to be held in the severeI Towns AID ards
log the nrst Monday in November, being the seventh
dan Of said month, the following Ulcers are to be
eected:
ARpresenta;iye in Congress for the Second Congress-
iona Dstrio', comprising the counties Of Adams, Bad
Ak Buffalo, Chippewa Clark. Crawl I'd, Dane Douglass
Dunn, Grant Green, Iowa, Jackson, III osse La Fa,,
etts La Polntc Marathon Monroe Pierce, Polk, Portage
place of Ben Eastman, whose OF Office W i'll "a.
pre "n the fourth day OF March
State Senator for the Fifteenth District conn
prlsing The Counties of Iowa end Rchand in place of
Lew Sterling whose term OF office will expire
first Monday of January next.
Member of Assembly, Tor each Assembly District
Also the folio" ing named officers iowa counfy
Treasurer Clrk of The Board of Supervisory District
Attorney, Count, Surveyor, and Coroner.
The following proposed amendment the Constitu-
non 81 IN state are to be submitted TO the people
such election, to wit:
Amend Section of Article es to read as follows
The members of Assembly shall be chos. b enpially
ny single districts, toe Tuesday next ucceedng The
first Monday November BY The qualified electors of
the several DISTRICTS such districts to be bounded BY
tiguous territory and 10 be in compact form as
Amend last clause of Section of Article, to
read a. follow 1.-THE Senate Districts shall re mum
oeren 10 regular sere- The Senators chosen BY the
present ocd numbered DISTRICTS in the year shalI
hold their offices until the last day December le56
The Senators chosen by The even dis
trcts IN the year 49, shall hold their oic
last day OF December 1883. Thereafter senator's s,sU
be chosen fertile OF four years, the Legislature
at any new apporonmeni, shail classify senat RS
To be elected from additional senate iIist,et ~
may De ioFUed that the term of office OF
elected from bered districts shall expire AT me
time, and the term of Office thos.. elected
from odd numbered disrics shall expire same
time.
Ame,-d Section II, TO read as follows -" The Leqsa-
ture shall al the seat of government once In
years ami not olener h, the Governor
Zach eector ay voie for against the nrs OF The
above named amendments by deposine ballot con-
tanning the following weids: For amendment to sec
tion four" against amendment .ecfinn (our
and for against the second OF the amend MS
by deposIiIng ballot containing the ar cad
To sect I've or" against anaudu L,
hve; and for or against the thru aooxe amend
meDt. b. dep sizing haiiot containing the WORKS for
amendments TO seci'' ELEVEN snendu,pt
20 section eleven. The votes given by any e,ectn f.
again~t all % said amen nent. tie on one
ballot, and To be deposited a separate box preIsrad
TOR the purpose The qp LITIGATION Of the eIector 10 he
he and fh vassed and returned in ,bo
same eieeii - for State officers
c. y. MUMFORD, sheriff
Gesll OF Iowa t;.ua,x
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Notice to Miners,

A Rare Chance Tor Pr0spectang!
u subscriber offers miners wishing to prospect,
opportunity in the present times of high prices
{ n mineral III digging he following lands, viz:
North haiti Of sec. ,, T 4, x ,, E.
E. q OF $ q Of Sec B., rs, R. 2, E.,
p the ftlluWing favorable terms
The irs thirty thousand rent free. all miner
!, inciud washed mineral sixth He will aIs,,
GLOW thirty out OF The rents for cabin built
the ground
This land j. in the range &c the irish DigynQs and
'racken Pierce's pun iigsngs and is situated be-
- cen he ~ egate branch and Lost G. owe
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Poi T. Feb rs. 1853
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CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.

=
AND
RELOIT & MADISON H. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. N',VEMBFR "a, 1853
80 81. - -
an ard aft. Nondas, Novcmb Der a ana until furthe
~ notice. Trains Will be the above roads g.
FLOWS, sundays exceP ed.
rR AiNS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT H. BELOiT
let, Leave Chicago Wells Depot, A. M ar
rivin2 at Ere. ps a. and Reioitat % p. m
II. Leave hicaso Wells DE- pot, arrive
at fTceport at / 81 d Beluit at - IN.
TRAINS EA~TwARD To CHICAGO
LIST, Leave FreeIort at 81 Il m, and Beloit al 8 m
arriving at Chicago at !2.5O p. m.
I'd, Leave FreeporI at and Belot at 5. 80 p. m
arriving al Chicago at ~ p.
Trains going West Junction at $50 and 2s
Transgong West pass Belvidere at 10 m and O.4
East at . 80 a. nj and T. IS
Tains going East pass Junction "a a. M and IS
n.
Fare 10 Freepori 50. to Peioit 81 50
The above arrangement II ielghed to aford u ucf
iyght travel To and from The terminus OF
road possible From p,ri ard peinit frs c.ae.
mail stage corrections estabis ht through Nscon-
sin, Iowa and NlnneSotn-
Passengers rom the West 81. North going South h,
;aking the Evening Eastward Train this Road wi i
junction, B p. m with the Chicago and
Aurora train for Las2lle and points reach ng
-aile O'Clock. Thi. hes q
aiirad connection 10 HpriEe6t Id and Alion and by
boats 10 miles to st Louis
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE,
This route via Belot and JenesviIre connecting t,
bose places b, stage withthe MiIw uke,
nd MiSsj, -spp Railroad, ers Convenient inter
nH7 icet on be ween Chicago ard Milwaukee.
- Il. TIfRN ER. Sur't
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
READ rsrs OWN WORDS.

To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
Silt is Gpt wish t. become notorious, either is
this letter written for tbs sake writing, but
that your ointment cured q one of h.. most
dreadful cutaEeoHs diseases that is heir TO, and
which Was cJnslde1ei by all VITO knt e, 70 b.
tirely beyond the reach Of medicine For nine years
was afflicted with If the painful and trouble
some legs that fell 10 The lot and after
trying every medicine had hea.d o. igned in
despair al hope of being cured but friend brought
me couple of large pots of Your Ointment, which
caused the my legs heal, and entirely RI
gained my health t. my agreeable surprise and deghr,
and 10 the establishment OF my friends
tSignedI ". ] LANGLEY