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LAW NOTICE.
Dissolution

The C"partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of BUTLER g. NEwBERY, is
this day dissolved hy limitation and mutu-
al consent. All the Notes aud Accounts of
the firm have been placed in the hands Of
Y. N. BUTLER for collection, who is the
only authorized agent TO lquila,c the
debts Of the concern. All persons indebted
by note or account, will please come for.
ward and make immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER.
A. MCCAIN NEtVBERY.
Having sold my interest in the Stock in
trade 10 MIR. A. NJ. NEwReRy, | would
recommend him to the customers who so
literally patronizcd the late firm.
Y n. BUTLER.
Having Bought the interest in the
Stock IN trade from Mr.. Y. N. BUTLER of
the late firm Of BUTLER & NEwBERy. |
will from this date carry on the mercantile
business upon my own responsibility. re-
turn my thanks to The customers of the
late firm, and earnestly solicit conlnu.
ance OF their patronage.
A. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
Oct. 70, 1904. #.
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School Notice.

FNtlE undersigned notifies the public that
L OH Monday the 18th inst he will
open female school in Sumterviile; in
which will be taught all the English
Branches OF education. lie will he as
sisted 10y his daughter Annie. Boys under
twelve years OF aye will be admitted.
IL. SPAIN.
January 10, 1853 10 st.
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SrRAYED OR STOLEN

From tho premises Of the subscriber a
Saddle with spring stirrups. and covered
about @ a yeanago, by Nj. Johnson. with
hog leather Any information coucernng
tho said Saddle will be tl,ankfnIy received
ny a. J. MOSES.
Jan. 10 1855 10 ~
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Choice Groceries.
FAMILY S u II II les
Kcndrick g. Jenkins

WOULD announce to their friends and the
community at large, that they have opened in
Sumirrvile opposite to Wcbb's Store, a large
and varied stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Such rs have never Bcfore been exhibited for
for sale in this market. 1t comprises in part as
fOllows
BACON-Prine Sides, Shoulders and Hams.
SUGAR-BrowIi,' Crushed, Powdered and
Loaf
COFFEE-Rio. Java, and L.aguira,
Lard, Butter, Moiasses, Cheese, Crackers.
Mackcrel, Smoked Beef and tongues, Pickles.
Prunes, Branded fruits, Lobsters, Sardines.
saImond, Bologna Sausage, vermicelli, NIaca.
runia, &c. &c.
Fine Tobacco and Segars.
Irish Potatoes, Onions, Beets, Smoked Her.
ings, Fruits, Nuts, and Confectionery of ull
kntds.
Wheat, Buckwheat, and Rice. Flour.
In short they pledge themselves by strict at
tension to business, Keeping on hand the BEs T
of ALL goods in their line, and selling CHEAP
for CASH or produce, to merit share Of public
patronage
J.. R.KENDRlCK. w. w. JENKINS.
Nov Is, 1854 3 tf
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Notice.

ALL persons having any demands
aga inst William McElvcen, late of Sum.
ter District, deceased, will render at,cs,ed
statements to the subscriber: and all
those indebted will make immediate pay
mcnt 10 the same.
w. II. McELVEEN,
Qualified Executor.
Jan. 10, 1885 To- I'm
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S.ELEGW SCHOOIs.

SELEGT SCHOOL,.
ON the fifteenth day of January the
subscriber will open school in This place.
In order To do Justice 10 himself and all
concerned he will admit hut twelve pupils
into his school. The terms of tuition
made known upon application. Those
desiring TO enter will make early applica-
lion as his list Of pupils will be closed as
soon aS the desired number has offered.
a few hoarhcrS will be taken at eighty
dollars per Sc sion OF five months for Lo2 rd
and tuition.
Preference will bc given to those pre-
parIng for col!cginIc course, and especial
pains taken to advance those who are de-
iiclcnt III their studies. During the win
ter the school will open al 0 y. NJ, and
close AT 3 u. VI.
From April TO September it will opcn at
\. NJ. and close at , r. NJ.
JOHN w. ERWIN.
Jan. 3, 1855 9 81
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For the Banner.

For the Banner
SUMrERvlLLE. S. g.. Dec. 1s. 1854. 4s8 ss
Gentlemen ofClaremot,t Countw-I como
out in this mahnet to inform you that cir
cumstancts Of private nature will not a, : (
low me to bo before you two years hence
as candidate for seat in the State Leg 3
'slatute' and having willingness to serve +
you IN some way, | offer you my services
as candidate for Tax. Collector at ,he
next election, and if elected do promise Is
discharge my duty to the best sofsny ability,
iam you're, most respectfully
0. P.sMtRoY.
W Wa'chman please copy IT,.
Dec. 90, 1854 8 tfs i
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
BY q. w. BOMAR,
Southwest corner Of Church and Queen-sts
CHARLESTON, S. G.
Fob. 30, 1854. lS ly.
TNE NARLLEE HOUSE.

SUmtcrvilic s. G. Nov. 4 1854.
This House. situated immediately ON
the Wilmington 4 Manchester Rail Road
aud ut very nearly a central point between
Wilmington N. e. Charleston s. e.. and
Augusta Ga, is still open Ior the reception
and accommodation Of the travelling pub
lie. and affords The tired traveller an OPP
Portuniiy to lay over night on the tire
some journey between The points above
alluded to. The Proprietor has fitted up
several comfortable bedrooms for That en-
press purpose and having incurred the
first hcary expenditure on this line Of road
ior tho comfort and accommodation of
travellers, he hopes, by the continued and
unilrcIng zeal on The part OF tue Managers
ct the establishment. to secure untinu.
ance of that liberal patronage bestowed on
him Tor the last ten months. He could
refer TO hundreds from tho North, South,
East and West, as to the claims of his
House, but prefers persons giving him a
personal risit.
w. S. MITCHELL,
Proprietor.
AND Llpy, Managers
Nov. 8, 1854. 9. Gm.
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$3.50 Reward.

&0 The above reward of Twenty Dol
n lars, will be paid for the delivery to
--A-myself, or lodgment in Sumter Jail,
OF my Boy l1ARVY. who left my premises
in April last. He is black, about ak feet
high, has good tcoth, and is intelligent. His
range is supposed TO be from this neigh
borhood, Gin which he has numerous reIa.
tives) to about Scotlsvilc on Black tivcr.
J. Il. GREEN.
Nov. 9th, 1854. 3 If
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DOWN TRAINS.
Night Train. Day Ira

Day Trains will stop at all the regular Sta
tions, and Al Hoods Creek, Alaxwells, White
marsh, Pcacocks, Ccrro Goro, Mullens, Car.
iersvillc, and Cane Savannah whcn signaiei to
take up and pml down passengers.
l.. J. FLEMING,
General Superintendent w. " VI. II. X.
January u, 1885 II Pm
TY Waichnan copy 2m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
FRANCE.

NJ Msgne i. appointed Minister Of Finance, and
NJ Rouber, Minister OF Agriculture, Commerce anu
public W. rks, Ii place Of NJ. Msgne -
There are ruu ors CURE Mt that the Emperor viii
himself take command OF an army TO operate on the
Rbi1e and that NJ. de Morny viii act q. Lieuten .n
q, the Empire 10 the Emperor absence further, toas
Gen. Csnrobert is to be recalled. and WILL Dc sue
The Mon.txur announces that the Emperor VIII
no, send any Special Envo! 10 the Conferences a.
Vienna. having entire confidence in NJ de boufque-
ney, the present representative OF France.
ford Cowley, the British Minister at farls hss
made known TO the French Government the muniu
cent Canadian contribution Of 900, IN ava OF
widows and or hans Of the v1 and states % I" De Is
nr,pued 10 hand over 10 the French Government
The cum OF 40 600 france which belong 70 Francs.
The Xonlterr publshe. Lord Cowleys letter and the
Canadian Ado ress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
,ivest,he following quotations (:

Several letters that we have seen condemn, Ia strong
terms the action Of the Michigan Central Rallfosd In
declaring stock dividend. Earrings Circular says:
American Stock. have been held this week. and liz
tie of tho.s ~hch have established reputation here are Of
fierce for sale There are buyers ,nd no .ee% o. no.as
,mosni. P Bone. are ossrsd sc M.rJsad
s'1. s csnass g. Bond. osSsd :. o ss
sellers OF New Or. ans Consodnee Sends go The i..
sue Railroads osere at 10 Nc mere pennsl Csaax
RAILROAD Bors for sale ga the Monsts ss,.i13 .as.ss
81 Illinois CsatIa u s. Ne Yos sd me ~
Cousols closed at 9II. As compared with me stsfe-
mert Of the previous week, the Bank shsws an IL
crease Of fsI2 95s in the public deposits; Of iloooo
in the Government securities Of t26e,s s5 In The
other securtes Of f377 7eo in the notes unemployed;
Of st3 2s0 in the notes in circulation, and Of t,oA
in the bullion 10 both departments. There de-
craze Of flI4,s3l In the private deposits, and o.
e., lie in the rest.
According to Mat return Just issued, It appears
that the gold coinage Of Gres. Britain during the
pat year. amounted a. lisa 49, Of which 1864 57s
ras in half soyereigps; that the silver coinage was
4l4O, 4sO of which t55, Oil was In forms; and thst
the copper coinage was t6l, $50.
Saiterihwsite, in bis Circular ssys:
There been seiiys densnd for al American seeun-
: IN Ler don esI'ns ,ss past yea VIA s ~
Bonos; Es~,YoIk Cesns, ceot Convsrtibs; rsssJi-
C-ntF And
YER, s and Of Stock Of the best descriptions rss
$50 Central Bonas. due lsso. oders -
The EnsIa hodes have been taken At 81 10
etuse42 The Bsw SINKING Fund Bonds OF the Ere kui-
road offered u.s. but there has not been get mech do
to,tion 10 tahe them
BY the Baltic the Illinois Central Railroad Compsay
are advised that the $685. 600 Of Free Land Bonds
sent TO London, were dsposed Of immedisteiy upos
the subscription being opened there.
They have also been advised Of sn sTsngsmessm
London for the balance Of s7ss, 900 Conaefoction
Bonds referred to in their lat report - still owned
BY the Company.
The amosHt Of gold taken BY the Atlantic IVES
o. .s2s le7 one Of the largest shipmsns ever naAs
from mis- port OF tbs amount $4,000 W. In Tor.
zion gold. and the rsmssder bar5 and dast.
The businsss at the Clearing House to-day W.
els, 2s5,s7A
The rivers at the Sosih are sill low, and the Do
eciency Of the receipts q the ports u row lat 80
bales. The incre~e Of exports 70 foreign ports b
222, 900 bales - compared With tho Same period Of
Let ysay wnghts Circular for the steamer ssys:
Ne deficit IN ssseipz eeae~rsl VITA the ssns uns n
1855 7s 80 bsss I'D Of Tie long sdsoeste
are bssniss losb whether The b sressss u
bssrt sAsaA tAs hsas q IL sxtsat q ~ psw1
- fesaA sosJsee h 0e1srsts vsws rsoain g 49,
bsJss. end tAs sAsss sssp bsisvsss ere tesu -
3s ~ hsiss Lsss rcd ~ bsA vsy hssvy rsa sss~~
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..,.s m. transport resources ola reginent. Cap.
80 Saith IL uch more Ike HE great nzm7sske OF
.Ss kS.lphi when in tunes gone by he maze 40 ior
.bnrsls ar bandit ID III he pride ~ the Hsh-
:, NJ Portsmouth,, or thar that hero 4 ihs Phe'
- With olden wings Ike IN aos-l, b-f'rs the RI
rs NJ yhcte presence liiil- bos and Young I1l'~,
t,emh e.. All this would be rs'n~r ttc~'i9i' s'i
i.psbable, were not poor Captain nlih I, h.'po4
,r,ich, With bad coblsins, a)pro1m"inS 70 nOsT
h;ne q touch of scarv,, and s@v|f- rhsn ns'-u;
Mary Of our men have beeo ipped by n; 20, fbu
az cor oficsrs, CaptsiD Sifoog, 81 ih' r'p'N -
C,Dsrcs has beer obliged 20 20 down on ~ -.
OF foot b6oly rot tireo. Our men n4V' De7' 80
hot b ipe about IN the renches sno IN tns 81 -,
footed, spd Jet snsie deep 10 mo" ollsn feet
get ibfr frozen boots sod shoes oo 'ner a.
rsnts;, q German Of the 90ib, 10 wno'e 40 n
luoeo in nv las, letter has betn sent % ~"
mule litter a. last Excellent as inc ni.le 80,
n me accidents have ocearon u1ol 49,, A.. -. -
f,o,x ve,,her: for il mule siumbles tue psteh' IS
.t 49, -, snd IA very probably injured severely.
s;et nan vas killed in that naoner the o.her day,
AID tao or three serious ca-uailes nave arisen hoH
the same csuse. on.-x
J.sr.ay l2-Here is nothing but misery; for,
.er ,boueh in health. 20 live ia a canvas tent IN
fo.f ard sDow keeps one IN constant pam from sDeer
sar, alton TAX about returts, why my very ibk nss
he.n 40 often frozen that il has become 40 pale osn
scsyc.ly zee IT, suppose there scores in the Hos
ptal fros,-bitttn; nofmsD s we'll On evey side are
cholera, oyseItery, disrrhes, rhenmarsm, cHErn'
ard scpTvy. The army Is covered WIN clrt 'enn u,
ard rsfs You would Dot know what nation they
b,kpe,d TO- Some wear long boots similar to the
Americans taken of dead Russians; others old SACKS
stitched round their leg. Others have made CATERS oil
their bpapsscks saw one wearing SKY blue Jscket
with yellow faciBgs. On gong up 70 him found IL
low sesring Russiss officers surtout-dark blue,
scarlet lining and collar; the gold epauetIss have
been torn Of, but have got the two little straps
which secured them
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which are not set vsly engaged In education o. in
~o'ks OF charity Ia addition % Seeding the -
rsfugess tiou m. frontier ist, the ia,-ri,r n.
Fretch Government Ia " ade % tass e wih mr.
sl,w The lIfsr,- Ooo JI,s ~ Cabrera - r->it -
Tsris. The Tres ury Is paying 81 srresr.. To-
Government hss OBTAINED fr"s tn bass4r- 900 OOo
reals o. bills ps,sbe at Puert1 REQ the Phirpi .e,
az tie Hsvsrs-
Tie Union Dally ksr' has received By telegraph
the 'oositg;
.N,pEiD. Feb. M Majsx Minister o. f.
ns-Cs tss this dss pTes,ntG 20 the { re. his bill
fcr l.ss rrg 'he s-@ Of the ,r'P-ry OF the clergy
lie measure was received with LOAD a2 pause.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARTENS.

Eight Austrian merchant-shps, which arrived 20
cetn.r at Gsstz, were fred into with mu.tetry. by
the Russians, apparently under the mistake thM they
were hostile force. The pilot of one OF the ships
wac killed. Austria has demanded explanations.
The Earl Of Lucan is recalled from command OF
tbe British cavalry IN the CTimes.
The Austrian General Grenneviile hiss had personal
consultations with the Emperor Napoleon, in refer
ence to the military dispositions Of Austrs ana
France.
The Pedmoptsse General Riverel had arrived at
CopstentiIople, 10 make arrangements or the trans
port Of the Sardinian army 70 the seat of war.
The Sultan intends - raise national voluntary
loan. The Gar has issued a new supply OF paper
money repay able three yeas after the end CT he ~ar
The Russians, in their sorties from Scvastopol.
make use Of the lasso to capture prisolers.
Exchsrge, a. Constsuiinope, has risen to al pi
ssters The pound sterling. causing, as prices nsye
risen Accordingly considerable distress
A sharp .bock OF earthquake was experienced a,
CorsisnnOpe on the 23d Ut, but no dsuage was oc-
casoned.
Admiral Bruat on 2lst Janusry. communicated 70
the French feet the vote Of thanks from the Bfish
Parliament.
The blockade OF the Russian ports OF the Black
Sea, has been formally notified by French aad El'
elisb sbips of war; to the porte interested.
Abc.a ksder has begged the Sultan TO give b IN
the command OF the Africans serving IN tue OR nes
A letter from Coustsbtinople dated Jan. %, says
the British land fo,ce before Seyatopols only 1000
They hsve commenced the Railway at Baaklava.
M.h.net Bey, eoeei of Red.cbld Psshs Il
named Turkish asssdor TO France, in place Of
yely Pachs appointed Governor of Broussa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
ITALY.

A law having been enacted in Sardinia for the sale
OF The estates Of converts and churches IL being ar
ranged hist tie latter shall be supported By the STATE
de Pope has published allo alton delivered be-
fore the Cardinals, sgsinst the measure. He de-
noprces the sarcnian Government. All declares the
enactment; TO be of no effect. We shal nov see
which i. the superior power, the Government or the
Bishop Of Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
SPAIN.

A letter Of the ,o.h u,. says N. Soule, Two days
ago demanded bis passport, and o. the sane .1, no,
made Known whether o. not Mr. Perry = to BE-
charged with the Affairs Of the lesstion The spa,
III Embassador at Washington easeru Posus
that the American Cabinet entsrtsns no ncs1e To- ~
tsatiOns toward Spain, = senefs1y 'I r"ssn..n,
IL eIseusioa OF he Concordste, oe 6evsfement
eossnp,asss Tie Suppression Of As caaVsa" Of sans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

Of the ib has addressed another note to the prnssaa
Government through the French Hn,ss.adcT W. de
No us'ier. This document is dated N. 90 and e1-
pressly states that II Pru.sis insists having sePs
rate uss'y France is resdy tn sgu it Immediately
provided only tia, i; conveys the Obligations IS
The treaty OF Dec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
HOLLAND AND DENMARK JOINING THE

1t il stated that Holland h.s concluded. or ia about
TO cotclude, treaty Of alliance, offensive and de-
fensive, with the Western Powers; also that the
Danish Minister at Vienna has made evettdres 70
Count Buo which lead to toe couc,u-i-n that Deu-
nsrk will shortly renqui-h the neutrality che hiss
hitherto man..ined, and will, ike ssrdinia oi the
wetefn alliance. 1t rs hoped So bu; We t'nt be-
Ieye il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
TIE TURKS DESIRE PEACE.

The question Of pesoe or continued gar - nov TIE
chief subject Of interest st COustsutDope, snd the
general feeling seems to be earnestly in favor VI
peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
EXPULSION OF MISSIONARIES FROM Pc
LAND.

The English N ssiopsries 10 the Jews IN POLAND are
ordered 10 leave the Russian territory Their printing
msterias al ookbinuery, library aud chspei, hsve
beer takeu possession OF By the Russisn authorizes
and are offered for sale.
NJ Boutkof is appointed Secretry 10 the Czs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
MISS NIGHTINGALE.

Cotrespoud.nce Of Tho London Tines
ScuTARI, Thursday, Feb l, 1855.
Wherever there is disease in its most dangerous
form and the hand Of the spciler distresingy nigh
there is that Incompatible woman SILL ID bs
seen; Der beLgnsn presence is an influence Tor good
comfort even snid the struggles OF expiring nature
She is ''mipisterng angel wi'nou, any eAagge1a
ton in tbese hospitals and her slender form guides
quietly along each corridor every poor fellow face
sofeus with gratitude at the sight OF her, When ali
the medical officers have retired for the night sud 81
lerce and darkness have settled down upon moss
miles of prostrate sck, che may be observed alone,
with a little lamp in her hand making her solitary
rounds. The popular instance was not mistaken
which when she set GU, from England on her mission
OF mercy hailed her as sherone; trust tnat SIZE may
Lot earn her title 10 CHER though saddei apPeNs,
top. No one who has observed her fragile Inquire and
delicate he ah con avoid msgivDgs lest these should
fail. With the heart Of true woman and the man
ners OF lady, accomplished and refined beyond most
of her sex, she combines su prisIns cAlmness Oh
uogu ent and prompttude and decision Of character
I have hesated TO speak OF her hitherto as she de-
serves because l well knew that 10 praise oil NINE
could DO justice 10 her merits.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS ON
THE DANUBE.
As already stated, Omar Pasha has withdrawn his
resignation. Full apology made TO him by the
Turkish Government Ismael Pacha and the army
of Roumels are placed under bis orders. Accounts
respectipg the movements of the Russians are con-
Trajectory On the hand il is said that they con-
tnue 10 ravsge the Dobroda under the very eyes OF
the Austrian on the other hand that Gen. Coronini
has received orders to prevent the ncursons of the
Russians.
The Pans Monitear copies from Constantinople
paper letter giving an account Of an sctioa fought
on the Danube but the account requires confirmation
IL states tina, mo date Russian corps, having at
tempted 10 ere 20 the river into the Dobrodjs
pulsed with great loss after conflict ii several hours,
by the rear guard OF fays Pasha and that the latter
had already crossed the Danube at Taltscha and
Ismsel.
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENT OF THE RUS
SLAMS.
The Berlin Prrssi1n Gazette, in dispatch from
W.rav dated Feb 5. states tn at an order hsd been
received that all the Russian forces in the vicinity Of
Crscow and on the Austrisn frontier should reues'
with all dispatch into the interior Of the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
THE PEACE CONFERENCES.

The peace Conferences have not yet 90 nnenoea.
and Letters from Vienna, of January 81 ssy they arc
milk elv TO do 20 for some short time 10 como.
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FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
n. Dr0uya de rHuys (ssys dispatch ron Dss'n'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-08-21
HELABoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
CON pOund FLUID Extrac
SARSA PARITIAi

For Purifyins the Blood removing all diseases
arising from excess of Mercury, exposure aud
lmprudence in life, chronic constitutional dis
ease, arising from an impure state of the
Blood, aud the only reliable and effectual
know remedy for the cure Of Scrofula, Salt
kheum ,Scaid Head, Ulcerations of the Throat
aud Legs. Pains and SwelhAgs of the Bo.es,
letter, Pimpes on the Face, aud all Scaly
Ernptions OF the Skin.
Ihis article is Eow prescribed by some of the
most distinguished ply sc.ans in the cou ntry,
and has proved more efficient in practice than
any preparation of Sarsaparilla yet offered to the
public. Several cases Of secondary Syphilis.
Merenriai aud Scrofulus diseases have entirely
recovered III the ncurabie wards Of cur Public
Institutions which have for many years reAisted
every other mode Of treatment that could be de-
vised. These cases furnish striking examples
OF The saluary ELECTS Of this medicine in arrest.
ing some OF the inveterate diseases, a fter tina
glands were destroyed, the bones already .1Eses>
ted #s@ a1
NorieE.-Letters from responsible PIN ysicians
and professors Of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates OF cures from Patients will DO foun,l
accompanying both PREPARATIONS.
Price, Fluid Extr ict VI Buchu, 81 per bottle,
or buttie for $5:s' 5
Price. Fluid Extract Ct Sarsaparilla, 81 per
bottle or bottles for IS. ~ 81R
Prepared aud sold by II. r. HELHSoLD, Chem
list, ass Chestnut street, near the Girsrd House,
Phi sdsiphis- 1u
TO be had of W. D. JOHNSON. Council
Bluffs Iowa, and Of Druggis, and Dealers eva
rywhere. Id
All letters directed 10 the Proprietor or Agea
eceive Immediate attention. s5nl5-iy