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Butte record., 1856-11-29
GEO ~ HESS pros;.Inn.
PROBATE NOTICE.

a LII persons holding claims against the estate of
"A Victor Laudiere. deceased, late Of Butte cotuty
are hereby notified 10 present them sith proper
vouchers to the undersigned, NIlhin len months from
this date, or be forever barred.
R.H02ART,
fPuhlic adfninisfrafnr ftttl. 4 sn1lnfr
Butte record., 1856-11-29
FOR S AL =!

FEyHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his Store ami
4 Goods or his Goods alone or his lot AMI Store
situated on Montgomery street near the Orleans Hotel
For terms and further inlormalion- apply t.
MARTIN,
s26-a un he premises.
Butte record., 1856-11-29
rvoEAwE NnTgCE.

A Ii persons holding claims against the estate OF
IA James P. Hughes, decreased, late oi Butte eouh-
ty, are hereby notified 10 present them with proper
vouchers TO the undersigned ~ilhia ten months from
this date, or they viii be forever barred.
Il. HOBART.
Public Administrator Rutte Co.
Bidwell, Oct 81, 1856. -Ni-'
Butte record., 1856-11-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
COUNTY rKEAsURER's OFFICE,

HfDWkL u, July I1In lo9D
NOTICE i hereby give, thai all persons holding
~ Butte County Warrants payable from the gene
raj fund registered between February 10th, lr5G, and
May 7th. 1885, that the same wsil be redeemed
on presentation. Al my Office. And notice is further
gwen. that frof and after this date, said warrants
will cease to bear Interest.
WILLIAM LATTINORE,
Trt.a.iirer uf bltte CluniY
Butte record., 1856-11-29
NoTTCE OF DgssoLUTIOrg

YE7uE CO-PARTN ERSHlP hbeetofore existing be
!. tween the undersigned, dissolved b; mu
tuol consent the 6th 81 September, le56.
The partnership business viii be settled by Il. b..
BHyen y CO j., 81 Charley S Il. L. hl4kNlN,
D.. ROGERS.
Charleys Banch Sept. 10, 165G sl2-lm
Butte record., 1856-11-29
NOTICE

rE1HE Stockholders Of the "Oro Telegraph Com
i pany" are hereby requested to meet in 0roville
on Tuesday. Nov DIST 1886 for the purpose of organ
izing said Company nl7
Butte record., 1856-11-29
NOTICE

~ Office is hereby gwen, that Fthe undersigned
~ viii apply TO the Board Of supervisors, III and
for Bnite County, at lis February Term, A. d. 1S57,
or as soon thereafter application can be heard,
fer Bridge and Ferry License across South Feather
River. at or near it, junction with The North Fork of
Feather River. IN Bidweil township. in said county
BY order q he Bidwe Bridge Company.
Nov. 30, 1876.
Butte record., 1856-11-29
NOTICE

hereby eiAen 10 all persons holding liens on the
Z JENNY Lind Hotel,n in The town Of Oroville.
Butte county, California 10 present the same With
legal proof thereof in The Justices Court of / Ellis
ott. j. p, in and for Ophir Township, on Monday
Nov 24, 1886. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
BY order of Court
BUTTE LUMBER COMPANY.
BY Tom WELLS. Atty.
Oroville, Nov Is, 1856.
Butte record., 1856-11-29
FGRRY NOTICE

oroville. Nov. loih 1856.
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attached House. Travellers and bonrders mayr
assured that palas will be spared TO add TO their
nVQn-t E5l,,
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FRnM WASHINGTnN

May 15.-It is understood that the President
will tomorrow communicate with Congress the
documents, and probably message, upon the
entire subject of Central American affairs. The
Presidents evidently in position of govern
ment embarrassment upon this, as upon other
questions which Congress has recently sent to
the President for his approval of the bill for
deepening the flats over the canal of st. Clair
river, Mich, and bill for the removal of OBJ
structions at the mouth of the Mississippi. In
this way the North and South are evidently COM
bined upon the subject of great public interest,
An earnest inquiry is raised as to whether he
will affix his signature to these measures. Their
opponents point to his position as defined in the
veto message Of JAN, 1856. He is approached
by friends favorable to these internal improve
mcnts, and his position is one calculated to test
the mettlc ofany man, and perhaps to settle for
the present the many questions regarding him
SELF and ofintercst to the country at this cTiti-
cal time, when it is known that he is pressed by
immense labor. Themost important questions
of political character crowd upon him. His
intimate friends boldly predict, however, that he
will finally stand by his principles heretofore
cnunciatcd, especially as to the veto power.
The Geographic dispatches from Kansas have
produced not little excitement The Presi-
dent was heard to cxclaim to gentleman, mot
privately, butwithin the herring of those pres
ent Mt the White House,) "if there is to be ain
armed resistance to the laws of the country and
the constitution, and upon. tho rights Of the
South, it might as well occur at this time and in
Kansas as clsewhcrel"
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tsegneE, granted; Jno: Black, granted; II N:
PemBerton, gtahtcd 1YiaI klfaEieF, granted;
Herman sennerf granted; Isaac Packer, granted;
L, 3Htsetnqhl grsated; Jno3 Robinson. granted;
ChAs. HiidebTahd; granted: - @ ~ ~
Applications for license for coffee houses, list
class, wers acted upon as follows -
John Amick, granted j. Michael WehneF,
granted; 7, NJ. Parker granted; Nagel & Ken
ner, granted.
Applications for license for coffee houses of
the I'd class were disposed of as follows:
John Weisgerber, granted; Frederick Held,
grantcd on usual terms; +. Gruber, granted; j..
Vogelman, granted; F. j. Rothacker, laid upon
the table; F. Unruh granted; RobE Drcnsfeld,
granted; j. 81. Foster, rejected.
Peitiono of Lawrence Gillespie, granted.
Petition of Jno. T. HargrcaYes, granted.
On motion of Mr.. Fitzhugh, the Street Com
missioner was instructed to repair the fence of
the 9th Ward Cemetery, and the City Sexton
was ordered to procure two new biers for the
OH Ward and the Poniusular Cemeteries.
Mr.. List offered an Ordinance reported by the
Finance Committee, for the assessment of taxa
ton upon real estate for the current year, re-
dueing the railroad tax to,4O cents on the 100
dollars
Upon the question to levy the tax at 40 perct
tho ayes and noes were called
Ayes-Alcssrs. Colts, Fitzhugh, Gill, Garden,
Hubbard, KnOtc, List PanneIl and Wilson
%.
Noss:-Messrs. Clayton, Dewey, Forbes, Mat
thcws, Tanner and Wait-6. Carried
The compensation of the collector of the Rev
cnue was fixed at q per cent.
The ayes and noes were called upon the pas
sage of the ordinance, as follows:
Ayea:-AIessrs. Colts, Dewey, Fitzhugh, Gar
den, Gill, Hubbard, Knote, List Matthews, Pan
nell and Wilson-l1.
Noes-ClaytOr, Forbes, Tanner and Watt.
Council adjourned.
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CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING.



Council met pursuant to summons; present
his Honor, the Mayor, and Messrs. Cots, Forbes
Clayton, Gill, Garden, Hubbard Knote, List,
Eii4hash Matthews, Panncll, Tanner, Wait and
Wilson
The proceedings of the last two meetings wcrO
read and approved.
y report was read from the Committee on
Water Works, relative to the proposed extern
sion of inch pipe, to be laid on the hillside, for
the extra supply of the city on the hillside, and
east of 9Th street. estimating the cost at $4,000
for the necessary pipe.
lSir Dewey appeared
lengthy discussion ensued upon the various
points of the report, after which Mr.. Fitzhugh
offered resolution accepting the bid of R. & w.
Miller, at 90 years, for furnishing the pipe nc
cesSary for the proposed improvements
Farther discussion eusued thereupOn until 0
"eS'ek, when Mr.. List moved to again refer the
eaiire matter to the Committee on Water Works,
toreport
Mr.. Knote moved to amend AIr. Lists motion
30 as to create sinking fund, with semi-annual
Payments. aud to make the consideration of the
report of the COMMITTEES the special order for a
meeting to be held on next Tuesday night
Adopted.
Applications were read for license for Ordiua-
ries and coffee Houses.
The applications for license for ordinaries,
were acted upon as follows: p. Lydon. granted;
T. +. Z9eckler, granted; s. Int. gra1teds Jno.
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100 IBS Tart. Acid for sale by ass3I
II saDG1 LAuGHEIN9t = HlSHRIEEn.
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WALKER'S -GOY'T RECOGNIzED.

wAsuIxGroS, y=15.-YestcIday afternoon
Sec'y Marcy sent for NJ Marcoleta, the resident
Minister from Nicaragua, as an act of courtesy,
and informed him of the determination of the
Administration to receive the Padre Will as the
Minister from the new government of Nicara-
qua.
NJ Marcolcta complained Of it as violation OF
the laws of God and of nations, entering hissol-
emn protest against the proceeding, and inform
ing Scc'y Marcy that he should prepare an OK
pose of all the facts, to be communicated to the
members of all the diplomatic corps resident
near this govt.
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FIRES

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The City Hospital was
to death and others seriously injured
ONEIDA, May l5.-Thc Wooden Factory OF
Brakeman & Weldon, huntsville, Madison Co.,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss $12, 900.
Uninsured.
CLEvRbASD, May Isl Benedict Zoos
Morocco Factory, was burned last night, and
the contents, wool and morocco destroyed Loss
$25, 900. Insured in an Eastern Company for
$4,000.
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BALTIMORE AND Ono RArLnOAD-The direc-
tors held their monthly meeting in the COmpa-
uy's Office, Baltimore, on Tuesday morning last,
when the statement for the month of April was
submitted, by which twill be seen that the bus
mess of the road for that month was heavy be-
yond precedent The amount of transportation
Of the principal articles into Baltimore will be
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COLLISION

BosroS, May 15.-The accommodation train
from baltimore, when entering the city last eve
ming, came in collision with carriage in which
Hm Mcfarland and his wife and Miss Eustis
were riding. The two ladies were Instantly Kill
led. and Mr.. Mcfarland fatally injured.
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PROw TuE s0ITTu

BALrI4oRr, May 15-Ncw Orleans papers Of
last Friday have been received. They contain
dates from the Rio Grande, which report all per-
fcctly quiet on the Mexican frontier.
The store ship supply, having been unable to
land the camels on the Texas coast, has been
compelled to come into the Mississippi riverwith
them.
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ArlEv.ErM.-TO-night, for the first time in
Wheeling, will be presented the exciting drama
Of The Carpenter of Rouen" This piece has
been received. wherever presented, witllmarked
ayor, and as it is entirely now to Wheeling
audience, it will excite an interest equal to the
merits of the play. Mr.. IIanchctt will appear
as ..Martcan," and Mrs. Dufield rs "Madelou."
\ large audience doubtless will be present to
welcome Mrs DufficId after her short absence
from the stage. While our citizens, with whom
she is great favorite, are willing to forego the
pleasure of seeing her in her favorite characters,
to give place to passing novelties, they hail her
temperance with pleasure unfcigncd.
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TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO

Since the avowalof my determination to remain ca2dl-
date for the sberRaty, until close of the polls the SELF
styled AaERcAS, NormSc, party of this county
have united with great uaumy upona candidate for that
Office If all those before the people, as ap
rants remain position is certain that thc nominee
of the so-callel AMERICAN party must be elected.
Such an event would regarded by real enlamI-
ty and desire to have no lot part producingi it.
therefore withdraw uncondOnally from the canvass, and
with many thanks my friends for their great kindness to
me- as we'll as the promise of their support-eaye thea
to pursue the coarse they may best for the interests of
the people aud the county.
~, H.. w.. ,E,,, 1esa mv16
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Corx1Enrplr Com DoLLAR.-A good brass
;miotiop of the gold dollar is in circulation. The
sro,,ndrel who gotup the dies evidently posses
soI /. GOOD deal ofskiil. The size is the same
nc The genuine But the word Liberty in the
head Of Liberty is indistinct and so blurred rs
mt tn be read. On the reverse side, Mt the bot
TOM is the letter C, showing that the die is made
from the old California issue. The date is 1853:
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FEVER AND AGUB.

A Case Of Eight Months ondinO Cared by Boeradre's
H0dad Kelly No III Grant, Smith.
field street. says"LaSt July, while running river,
cotton bSat plying between Natches ind New Orleans
was taken with Fever and Eue For eight long months
with this dreadful disease. The greater part OF this
time Twas unable work, spent least my dollars
different medicines but found permanent relief
Three weeks ago. my insisted upon my try
Ing Boe5Hdre'S Holland BitsrS' saying that
guaranteed. After trying II only week,
state sound MANI have been work for
weeks, had Of ehils and
whatever"
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ORR exchanges contain good accounts of the
.,,Tinp grass crops. We believe in this neigh
i.arbood the prospect is favorable, and with a
s,ntinu.nee of the present fine growing weather,
40 viii have an abundance of grass, as well as
an other crops.
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AYneISIAx PRoMOrrD.-The Lynchburg Vir-
giniau announces the appointment of Col. c. F.
" Garnett to Chief Enginecrship in BRAZIL
We copy from the virginian =
Eve felicitatc this gentleman and his host OF
warm personal friends in this city upon his APP
pointmcnt to the position of Chief Engineer of
The Don Pedro H. Railroad in Brazil. While VIC
regret to lose him from our circle of valued ac-
quaintancc, we cannot be indifferent to his grow
ing fame. and extend to him our own wishes
aud those of this community for his health, hap
piness, and safe return. a moro fortunate Sc
lection the Brazilians could not have made, as
Col Garnctt has been Engineer-in-Chief and
put into full operation many of the most impor-
tant roads in Virginia, North Carolina and Geor-
rin."
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ISAAC COTS.


To Tue People OF ONO CouNTY-At the
commencement of the canvass for the Sheriffal-
ty of this county, numerous citizens induccdme
to announce myself as candidate. Other gen
tlemcn, doubtless under similar circumstances,
were also announced. Recently the Know Moth
Ing party have made their nomination, and it
now behoovcs all opposed to that party to unite
upon one man, in order to ensure success
Having, during my whole life, had deep inter
est in the principles and success ola party who'll
ly opposed to prescription, now, for the sue
cess of the party opposed to the Know Moth
iugs, make the following proposition, that my
course in this canvass may be fully understood:
win chcerfally acquiescc in the selection ofany
new candidate the citizens may unite upon, and
with them struggle in manly and patriotic CT
fort to secure his election; butt the other can
didates should decline to accede to this PROPOSE
ton, as a candidate that has been gratified with
the warm and earnest assurances of numerous
supporters, will stand by them as their chosen
candidate until the last shot is fred, under the
hope that the fortunes of the day may be ours.
A. BEDILI0N.
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ELECTInN

Providence, May 15-The municipal election
yesterday, resultedin the success of the Ameri-
can ticket by 50Omai.
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Ferer and AOue, Dvspsns;a, IndigGskio1, Neadac6e,
LoSa 81 dppstiia. DeLiliiN. L,oatinsMess..


Many of most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
efcacyin all affections of the Stomach aud Liver. As
Tonic has never been equale for the relief affords III
all of debility weakness Of any kind is almost in
stantaneous. In Nervous Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Aztec
lions, 1t has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians Prcsrrbc aud their patients
unhesitotngy recommend, surely may TO doubt,
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
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TnE fire proof vault recently placedin the of
fec of the County Clerk, is a good and very ne
eessary Improvement The vault is very sub
stantially built, and well adapted to the pur.
poses intended, and will keep therecOrds of the
county safe from the ravnges of fire and the de-
prcdations of thieves.
Mr.. Mcculloct, our excellent County Clerk,
already has the papers and books of his office
neatly and conveniently arranged in the vault.
These records extend over business of about
.erenty ySor; since the first organization of the
county. At the same rate of increase, the ca
,acity of the vault is equal to business of sew
eUty wears to come.
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These figures speak for themselves, and show
eOucIusively that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road company is on the high road to the most
extended prosperity. In few years, at this
rate its stock will be sought for at handsome
premium
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HEADAUHE- AND DEBILITY.
Mr. SilRs Liscomb, OF birmingham al have
DocrhaVe's remedy hcadachc and debility My
wife has also used Il with tile greatest ICneft"
Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, sayz hexpa as
rienccd much relief from its usc for headache.
READ THIS.
AZ0ldB6ler's 1eSttDloMy-Jacob RinskeS living the
Holland settlement of sicboyEnn, Wis after suffering
time the misery attending prostration Of
mind and body have been restored by using Boerhave's
Bitters, to perfect health" = 1=-
The fact OF this remedy being In such high repuc among
the Holandcrs in Wisconsin, Mtchigau New Yorlln fact
in every Holland settlement in the United State-arEues
its favor,
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr.. John Davidson, living miles Pittsburgh on
the Pennsylvania Canal says: 'Then taking
lloerhave's Holland Iitters could hardly wakno en-
Joy excellent healtlI." .--is
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EXPLOSION

ALBANY, May 15-The boiler in Edson's dis
tillery exploded this morning, killing Mr. Cyrus
Edison and the engineer, and one fireman
Two other persons arc said to have been severely
injured.
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MEDICAL.
ALL SIioULp YRY m.
DR.. j. no 81 EFT S
CELEBRATED
STOM ACH BUFFERS.
400. 900 Rotilc. sold in ono Year. !.

- - d.
ToTIIINGin the mnrket-noihng In the medical market
IN for the past fifty years, has GquaCd
article be producetl equal TO this
70 GREAT ASTI-DYSPEPTlC.t
DR.. ostetteriS preparation Is old gTanuy recipe
the experimental result Of Amateur PSs
clans verbal investigation. 1t "a the result Of profound
and elaborate study Of OF the most scientific chemists Of
the present century.
noststter submits his Invaluable Differs any chem
tests What s BETTER apersona trial upon your
constitution Tho true properties of these MIterS Will
medicinal effects Wilbe made manifest in almost ncred
bly, short space of time upon the system.
you Dspeptcg Then take thCSe celebrated Stomach
Bitters.
Arcyon DlOusH Try bottle of these Bttcrs, and be
relieved at once.
by Indigestion Remoyethe cause by the
freeuse Of these Differs -.
Have you Fever and Ague? How many thousands In the
West and South have been cured of this constitution destroy
ing disease, by the of these Iittcrs.
An should try this great antidotc We venture to affirm
that while Hostetters Bers used of fever and
aguc cannot
One wine gassful taken three times auy before meals,
will be found great tonic AGENT which all will appreciate
when personally satisfied Of the fact, they will be By CIV
ing the B.ttcrs one trial.
There other Der represented to be the same which
comparatively worthless. Our Ditters without
rival for their medicinal qualities. They put up In
square bottles, containing full quart with the directions
and Dr. y. osteeEs SOnGch Filters" blown OH the bot
tic. None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
~ For sale by all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars,
Restaurants and Dealers generally throughout the United
9'''N>1' 49, LAUGIIIINs BuslIFIELD an
ie22-1ydaw Wheeling.
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Wheeling, May 19, 1856.
ToDRUGGIsTs &THE PEOPLE.


ToDRUGGISTS & THE PEOPLE
OU arc hereby cautioned against spurious limitations OF
i DIR. DE GRATH'S "ELEDTRIC OIL rs shall pros
ecnte any party who my copy ighted bills This (sSn
uIne) Electric cured the Mayor Of Camden Of es
and heHRafis1; also, Hon John Williamson OF Hunting
dom Hon L. Rlngsurh Whom Il took on his eTtces In
one day) and 100 others In PHILADELPHIA whose
Names have been published In the Philadelphia Ledger
The Wholesale dealers Philadelphia would not coulItc
nance any scamp guilty rascaty Of cnuntertetng
In IIarriSburgl, Pa, John Wyehe ESQ., the well known
caused the arrest and imprisonment OF one
Valentine attempted imitation OF this valuable
remedy. ,-, .s,.
To E1e PEOPLE and DJW0gisLS throughout The LH5ted
dtesLIst Of by Prof. De Grath's Electric on Jos
Free. Philadelphia, Of rheumatism Slr Rodenbok,
Monsomery co., rheumatism and sIra!n; Ms oEen No
Providence shingles and caked breast Ar Nm Spence,
street. feon aud neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Maron Of burns and scarlet feysr-and eighteen
Every Druggist knows that the only Genuine Electric
on Is made by the sole and Propsetor, ut his old
Office which he addressed to procure Inc
- PRoF. CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old once, 50 South sth ST. near Chestnut.
EaB- Sold by all DruEgists
7. II. LOGAN cos,
my14 Bridge Corner.
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Wheeling and PITTSBURGH
J. IA. HAMlLIONi
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

- WHEELIINt1,-N-A.|
wharf Heat az the foot Of Monroe street;
attend 70 ne receiving and deIiyOFipS OF height and
Ire collection Of ffci tit bills. - 4.
PiAt foF all the regular Be rees1ss S Oh
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MONROE HOUSE,. ~
OPPOSITE TIE SUSPENSION BRIDGET
MIIlIGIIING.XA VA. -
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Golden syrup and New Orleans Molasscs.,.
Nutmess, Gloves, and all the Spices generally nset
Fancy and Common Soap, Candles, Starch and Ricc.
To which he invites the attention Of the citizens ofTheel
ing, and others wanting such articles.
May1, 1856. :. m .ss:..sni
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION
1Hofher great Cure effected by Baerhure's Holland Bit
teTSThe wife Of Peter De We, living In Holland Town.
heboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness OF the stomach and Indigestion She had been
under yslcian's cure for some time, but the disease
seemed to bA1ie his skill. purchased
land Bters at Office which have given
MACH her appetite and strength returning, FIRM.
medicine.
We have stu TO record many effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have published
true. j. QulSTUS,
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u,,yrR.s Magazine fo,. june ha, been receiv-
,.,bs cheap bookstore of Robinson & Bro,
Va 4 Washington Hall.