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The Empire County argus., 1856-10-25

~ REAT BLESSING TO MANKIND Innocent but
w potent!-Dr. L. j.. Czapkay's Prophacticum tself-
dsnecting AGENT preventive against gonorrhoea
and syphiltc diseases and unsurpassed remedy for
venereal scroulous gangrenous and cancerous ulcers
foed discharges from the vagina uterus and ureta and
all cutaneous erupons and diseases AS nnoccuaon is
preventive against smallpox is Dr. L. j. Czapkays
Prophilacticum preventive against syphic and gonor
rhoeal diseases Although harmless in ITSELF possesses
and thereby saving thousands from being infected by the
most loathsome of all diseases Let young man who
appreciates health be without Dr. Czapkays Prophiac
cun 1t is in very convenient packages and will be found
convenient to use, being used soap Price s5 For
sale at DR.. Czapkays Private Medical and Surgical Ins
tue, Armory Hail. corner of Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets San Francisco.
~ All orders must be addressed to L. J. Czapkay, NJ
d., San Francisco California.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-25
DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute,
Armory Hall Building Corner of Montgomery
and Sacramento SITS, San Francisco

ESTABLISHED FOE THE CURE
OFALL PRIVAIE ANID CHRONIC DISEASES
AND THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.
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Business Notice

-
If our advertising friends will send
in their favors at tas earliest possible
hour on Tuesday mornings, they viii
confer particular obligation upon us
Oar very large edition--which, we are
happy to say, is constantly growing
renders this request a necessity. We
have been compelled Of late to omit
advertisements handed in later in the
day, in consequence of our inability
to place them in type by the time we
were obliged to go to press. We re-
grst the disappointment thus imposed
upon some of our best friends quite
as much as We do the pecuniary loss
to ours,lf involved in this "sin of
OMISSION" and it is for the sake of
the advertiser, as well as for our own
benefit and convenience, that we re-
spsctfully urge our patrons to let US
have their business communications as
early as they can.
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Where II Vas

Our packet Of Observers for Cane
Creek, of the week before last, failed
to reach its destination in due time
Plainly and correctly directed, it was
deposited in the Post Office here, and
Should have reached the end of its
journey on Thursday, the day of pub
ication-and we supposed it had, IN
I'll notified otherwise by a subscriber.
On the following Tuesday evening,
FIVE and a-half days after the time
when it ought to have been at its
place Of delivery, it was brought back
here by the Huntsville mail. We
give this statement, that no blame
may attach to US.
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I HEAL THE SIcK-Men Of liberal education
at the present day, devote all their talents
to discover the means whereby they may re-
move those painful maladies which assail the
human frame. There is no nobler art than
that of healing the sick, considering the num-
berlessdiseases to which man is liable, and
which may cause to drag out protracted life
Of distress, or suddenly cut him off in the
bloom Of his existence and usefulness. We
should gratefully seze upon every means Of
counteracting their dreadful effects, or causing
aremoval of those clogs to happiness. In
those cases where the Liver or stomach is the
cause, we would highly recommend DIR. Hoof-
lands German Btters, prepared by DR. G. NJ
Jackson No Medicine at this time stands
higher than these Bitters, and those who are
suffering from the horrors of Indigestion, we
say.they are the antidote. See advertisement.
April Sd, 1856-2w.
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CENT? EMEM,s GOODS,


tLyRENGII Cloths Rla-. E.s,.k. -
IL Green and nr.wn, I'll qnsl!-
| tiles and prices. ~ 80 sis !
Cassimeres, Satinss Grenadines, ---''S.-'-'
Merseilles, Linens, Italian Cloths, Drab de
Etes, etc. besides stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
that will bear comparison with any Ike
amount to be found in the State. 70 emu
merate all description would bs teslious--
sufficient to.say ive have Coats Pants, Vests
and Shirts of every quality aud price, from the
costliest to the cheapest.
0ur assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
is unusually extensive and carnot sssza
fail to please. We have Oakford's.
Bebee's, Lassell,s and Rankin, Dur 81
wee e Co.'S Halls Of every kind:
Super Mole skin fram, S3to Sc;
Elegant soft hats !" s. to So;
All colors cheaphats, of all STYLES;
,Rockland; Citizens;
Empire. Husarian;
Shanghai; Wide-awake;
Cavalier; SebaStorol; etc. etc.
Boys, Youths. and Childrel's Hats of every
style and price,. s
NEIL. MoOREs s. WRIGHT.
April II.
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Comfy court

<VtNty Seuis
County Court, Of its last Quarterly
Term, which met Monday of last
week and adjourned last Saturday,
made the following appointments
Commissioners 10 locate a Bridge
across E1k Riuer.-Wm. B. Robin
son, Alfred Bearden, Hu. Thomson,
Jacob Gillespie, Spencer Leatherweod,
and VIM. Pryor.
jail Consnaissionsrs:--R. Fareubar-
son, Jas. Grizzard and Jas. G. Woods
Trustees Of Fayette Mats Academy
WIN. Bonner, J. M. Davidson, John
Goodrich, Robt. Feeney, S. M. McElroy
Tar Assessr.-H. G. Cowan.
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Something Rare

1t is impossible to convey true
idea Of the tasteful elegance of the
new stock Of Neil, M,ores e. JRrTgbk
1t would seem to comprise every kind
Of manufacture, and every description
that can possibly be conceived. And
We may also state, and the fact will
have an influence, that the prices de-
manded are as reasonable as a living
profit will allow, and SO large and va
ried is the assortment that every class
Of customers must be satisfied; and
whether thu articles selected be of
the highest or lowest price, they will
be found to possess the same intrinsic
excellence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-17

PnoFEssoR WOODS MEDIcINE DEror.-The
attention of our readers is requested to the
advertisement of Prof. Wood, in this paper
He engaged in his present business, we be-
lieve, not more than a year since, where hi
established depot for the sale of medicine Al
IA Market ST., but by energy and popularity
ne has increased ito almost limitless extent
Nowhe has depot in the city of New York
arranged for manufacturing extensively, ant
for supplying the eastern portions Of the couu-
try. The value and popularity of his prepa-
rations are attested by multitudes of certif-
Gates from persons who profess to recommend
them solely from their own expericnce.--S1
Louis Inteligeneer, Juy1, 1855.
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TESTIMONY FROM N. CAgoLfyA
Certificate OF Dc. w. Szzisi,. of
Pine Hill. Richmond Co., N. e..
PINE HILL, Marc

ZINE btLb March An, 1854.
DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PAn.ADELpHfa--DEAx
SIa:-I have been subject Of Dyspepsia, IN
its worst form. for the last FIVE yeirs. Such
was my condition for twelve montbs that the
physicians and all who saw me said must die.
While in this condition. / was carried to thu
watering places in. Virginia, Tennesseo aud
North Carolina, but was not benefited BY any
water to which was taken. While on nv
way home. stopped week at Rusherfordto1,
asnall village in North Carolina. 10 try the ef-
feet of some Chaiybeate water III that piace.---
About the last Of the week, went into adrt1r
store 10 get some medicine for my child and
myself. There were several village physicians
IN the store, and one of them seemed 20 take
some interest in my case, and, after asking mo
some questions. said he Fad been lysrcptie,
and had been greatly benefited BY the use eli
"Dr. Hoofand's German Bitters, . prepared by
you, and he insisted that I would try the Bis
tiers. He also called the next day at mr. room
and insisted so much that world try them
that asked him 10 get me one bottle. lie dif
it. an,I cemrnsnced taxi ngit as Girseled. ecd
do say I woemore benefited by itthan sllths
water ard fnedicine Ihad ever taken
Alter reaching home, one Of 10y nc;shbors
came 10 me for prescription and medicine.
Che dyspeptic.) and gave him nearlyaH the
BittersI had left. (which effected much good in
his case. He has often called on me FOR moro /,
of the same Kind Of medicine, saying he va
more benefited by it than any other 10 bad
taken, but Ihave not been abse to get any more
for him or myself since; win you. therefore
please ship me dozen or more sezoon a. pos-
sible. Respectfully yours, W. SMITH.
Sold in Fayetteville, by MsEirov. McKiu-
ney & Miller. and Robinscp & Roana sr<
Deery and Majors, SheIbyville. s4F z
sep&. 90. 1855.
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MIME MILLINERY.-AtM Mrs. A. Crookers'
a. Millinery Establishment on Union Street,
Nashville, will befound the most tasty assort-
ment of Head aud Neck ornaments, and
Dressing, we have ever seen 10 the city. We
understand that Mrs c. has just returned from
the Eastern Cities, where she has procured all
the latest styles of fashionable Head-Geaf.
Her establishment appears TO US really neat,
beautiful and elegant. Ladies Who are IN
need Of trimmings in that particular line would
do well to call at MrssG's, and get their beauty
more elegantly embeIlished.
Our friends from the country would do we'll
TO call on Mrs. Croker. before purchasing else
where Banner If Pence.
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sl71,OOo
Total,

Two members Of the New York
Legislature, sick with the small pox,
have been sent to the almshouse by
the authorities ofAlbany, where the
Legislature meets.
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They are Hero x

They ara Here =
John Good,fel's new Goods have
come. Go and look at them, if you
desire to see something rich. We
shall have more to say about. them in
our next.
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The supper

The supper
The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
bytsrian Church, in this place, desire
us to return their sincere thanks to
the citizens Of Fayetteville and Lin
coin county, for the generous attend
ance with which their Suppers, on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights Of
last week, were favored.
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Lounvrlrs, May 20, 1919.
tsignsd) R.w. sEHoN,
L. STEVENSON.

We would earnestly invite all persons VINO are suffer.
ing with any Of the ms that flesh Is heir TO- to call on
Dr.. John Bulls agent and get copy OF Bulls Family
Journal gratis and for the sake Of humanity hope
that single individual will not be found unwilling 10
give Bulls sarsapsrila trial after reading and reeol
lecting, at the tme that &c Is impossible for the
Doctor to publish the tenth part Of the number ef
teates Of astounding performed by his Sarapa-
r1a. The amount Of testimony voluntarily shovered
DR.. Bulls Sarsaparila from well known and distin-
gushed individuals both in public and private % hss
been perfectly overwhelming.
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Peterson's Magazine

The April number of this superior
monthly has been received, and by
its excellent reading, and superb illus
trations, commends itself to the favor
Of our lady friends. Terms, So g
annum. Address Chas. j. Peterson,
I02 Chestnut-st, Philadelphia, Pa
|. (The February and March Nos. were
vtroneiwd
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Religions

Religious
A Sacramental Meeting, to en-
brace the. fourth Sabbath in the pres.
ent month, is appointed to be held at
the Presbyterian Church in this place
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NxrcHEz, Jan. 6, 1856.

NArcHEz, Jan. 6, 1856.
j. T. Jackson. Esq, Fayeteul7e:
DEAN SIE--I have just received yours o
the 22d ult.. The horss sUnion'' 10 which
presume you refer. was or rather is own broth
er to Peytona. For her pedigree shall refer
You TO the Spirit Of the Tjmes. twas pub
| lished in full when she won the grea; Peytor
stake at Nashville, some years since Mr.
lThos. Kirkman, Of Florence, Ala, can give il
| to you. / thought well of Union as racer
but never started him but once. as he was IN
iured in one hock, think, and could not there
| fore be brought to the post fit to run.
Very respectfully, your obt servt,
AySl 10. ". J. MINOR.
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N.M''''',A,N,M'|,

TyHIS superior horse viii make r..
IL his present season at the stable A
of Alfred Smith 3 miles east Of Fayetteville,
and win serve mares at S. the season. So to
insure. He is II hands high. 8 years old, dark
sorrel color. The season has commenced ana
viii end July 1st. He lisa fulihrother to Pey-
tona, sired By imported Glenco, dam. Giantess,
by imported Leviathan. See American Turi
Register. j. I. JACKSON.
March q, 1856.
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Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic

Tennessee Earnler and iMechanic---
. This is the title Of an aglieultura'
monthly recently essabiishedin Nash.
vile. The April issuei is with us, and
judging of its merits from q hasty
examination, we would commend it to
favor Of our farming friends. Terms:
50 u annum. Z
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Gbe Markfts --lateat BUTTS
Nashville, Tcnn--

Nashville, Tenn.
Cotton.-Receipts of Cotton have been ligh
owing, no doubt. to our late Spring; planter
have been pushing to get their crops in tn,
ground. Our market has been stiff. Their,
has boon gradual improvement in prices fo
the past three days. Sales to-day SO bale.
at Z 75@8 SIS.
Tobacco.--Sales at Z 20, 6 O5. Although
our buyers have paid high prices all the season
still we consider that there has been an adj
vance over the past week.
! Bacon.-Receipts have fallen off since oul
weekly review. There is no fear, however
that the supply is short. Prices are steady
hog round *, hams ~, sides S@81S, shout
ders 6@61a.
Lard--7lk@se. The supply is small and
| the demand good.
| Cofee-Rio. fair supplies with only mod
crate call. We quote 12@13c.
Whiskey.--Our stock is ample and the
trade btisk--Common %
Molasses-40c. per gal.
Salt--Sack, coarse 81 CO.; sack, fne1 90;
Dbl. per bushel 45c.
Flour--Supply moderate, with fair demand
Dbl best S6@7; superine SIS 50@6 so;
inferior S5@5 so; sacks, 100 lbs, 3@3 sl21a
Grain--Wheat, per bushe, 81; Rye soc;
Corn 25@35; Oats So.
|. Cheese Western Reserve 12]a English
Dairy Is, Ohio common 10.
Eggs--6@7c.
Butter-l2@15c. -
Potatoes--Irish have been shipped here
freely during the''weeS and of fine quality
sacks per bushel 80@S1. Swest--scarce and
higher--in fact they are not be had anywhere
--$4 5o@5 % scents to be the ruling price.
Since our last week ly review there has been
an uninterrupted market.in all various branches
of trade.
Cotton.-Prices have been full and uniform
the entire week Good Middling cotton is
now readily selling at 9&@1O cents, Sales
fos the week reach 6043 bales, at an average
price of Al.
Bacon-sides. p 10 s@1o. ;. Four Super
fine, Dbl sos: Lard in kegs, p ID 1211a
Pork Mess, p Dbl. s16@18. -. Whiskey
common rectife,l, p gallon 25a27 =. Apples
p Dbl. 81 60@5 Co.,. Potatoes Dbl. 81 90
GA 50.
Atlanta, Ga--
Cotton--Good demand 71k@1oc.
bacon--Hog round 9@99; Sides ribbed and
clear lO@lOM;. Shoulders 81a@9c; heavy
stock in market.
Butter--Good country, zoe.
Beef--On foot 5 @6c. per lb.
Beans--Prime white, per bushcl 81 so.
Beeswax--per pound, $4,000.
Lard--in kegs and cans 12c. bbls 10@10ta.
Augusta, Ga
Cotton.--An active and sometimes excited
demand has prevailed throughout the week at
gradually improving prices, and the market
shows, at the close of business an advance of
$s@lsc on our last quotations. The following
are the rates: ~
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 9a@ 10
Low to Strict Mid ... 104@ 1O3
Good Middling .1os@ 1oa
FAIR. .................l 1910 IL
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From-the Nashville Patriot Extra, last n onday
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION!
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o. Advertisements mustb be handed intothe
aiiics by Tseslay Morning, to insure an appear
anGs in the following Paper.
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Offices: No. 4 Fifth ST, louisville
Eky.. and No. , (Gifsey Building,
-. - -

The above popular medicines received and
ettevilIe: j. l.. Jones, Lewisburg; s. b. Robi-
son. Murfreesboro; Deery & Majors, Shelby
vile; A. Shook. Winchester. Call and get
alnianacs and pamphlets free. which describe
thor use. Nov 8, 1855--12m
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SlOo,UUU
According to the best information
We have been able to obtain, the fol-
lowing are the losses of the various
Insurance Offices
Philadelphia Offices, Douglas, $4,000
New YORK, do do 10000
Memphis, do do 10000
Etna, Hartford, 10000
do do other losses, 10000
Tenn. Fire and Maine, Nash, ,25,O 900
Commercial, Nashville, 1880
United Firemen's, do 10000
Protection, do 1000
Total, Sl7I,000I
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kOnsaetS sssd E0tislct SsEbgsons.
d HAVE just received a splendid IA
IL stock of fine EsOnicss and ssosa- sES5
net Ribbons, which / will sell cheap as
am determined TO sell them. Call and see.
April3 Il. C. GOODRICH.
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| NLovER SEED just received and 81
~ for salsby
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

seas.ables' and Justices blanks Just printed
sss for sale at our desk--cleap.
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: Alvsrtisem snts are inserted in the err
der In wh.sh they are handed IN. -
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Horse Furnishing Goods.

FARPETING all kinds. Window o.
- Curtains, every quality and price, $i
Merseilles Counterpart common Counterpanes
Table cloths. Towelling. Linen shesting, cotton
do lo-4 wide, Pillow ease linen, Furn;tur
covers, door mats, MarseilIes crib coyeIs. etc.
NEIL, MO0RES G WRIGHT.
April IL. -
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GlIlllIpR[n2S NyARR

gOOp8RoS WARE
YUBS, Pals. Buckets, Cedar, f7FE4a
Il spruce and pine) churns and go.
Wash boards, Willow ware of all kinds we
give the highest market price for Barter of all
kinds. NEIL, MOORES & WRIGHT.
April II.
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DOCTOR HooFLAND's
! CELEBRATED
| German Bitters,
DE- Q. n JACKSON, Philada.. pa
WILL EFFEcTUaLLr CURE ~
litEh CUMfHlNf, DYSPEPMi, JiUKDgE.
! Seron'o o, Nervous DEBILITY, Diseuses ~ "a
erSrr:g f L ana az s,ssaass ari'i"y from a d.
Such
as Consti-
patton. Inward
Piles, Fnllness, or
| Blood to the Head, Ac-
! idity of the Stomach. Nau--
| sea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food,
| Fullncss or weight ia the Stomach,
! Sour Eructations, Sinking, or Flufterirg
| at tho Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of The
| Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing.
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or
1 Sufoeating Sensations when IN
lying Posture, Dimness of
Vision, Dots Of Webs
before the Sight,
Deficiency Of
Perspira-
ton,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal. Y .r5w
ness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in .hs
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc., Sud-
den Flushes Of Heart Burning
in the Flesh, Constant I'M
aginings of Evil, and
great Depression
Of Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention Of
the public to this preparation, does so With
feeling of the utmost confidence in It's virtues
and adaptation to the diseases for which IL is
recommended.
It is no new aad untried article, but one
that has stood the test OF a ten years, trial be-
fore the American people, and its reputation
and sale is unriyalled by any similar -1repars--
ton extant. Tho testimony in its favor aiven
by the most prominent and well known Phv-
sicians and individuals, in all parts. OF tho
country is immense. The following from
your own State rs respectfully subnf. tie |. re-
ferring any who may still doubt to m AZ srno--
rabilia," or Practical Receipt Book. Tor Farm
eTs and Families. to be had gratis, Of all the
Agents for the German Biiters
Principal Office d Mandatory, 10. Arch
ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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CARPENTERS. saldlers, shoe r--v-.,
~ makers, Wagon-makers and
Gunsmiths' Tools Of every kind al
ways on hand. For Wagoners we have hip
straps. halter collars, names, chains, collars,
brides, breeding, Wagon sheets etc.
NEIL, M00RES & WRIGHT.
April II.
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Gents Fall and Winter Goods.

SUPER Black FIR. Cloths. "a
~ Brown q
Common BIZ and Brown do for CloaAs
and -Talmas:
Super Black French "a Doestir;
ct
Fancy Casiimcrcs all grades;
Satin Vestings splendid lot;
Grenadine do:
Cotton Velve. DO;
Valencia do. Sltinets, I'weetls. etc.
Together with many other articles suitable 20
the wants OF the people, sach as
Ready Made Bus Coats;
!" Vests allqualitio,:
Pants;
SILK Merino Shirts;
Linen RoSoms;
Blankets. Blus, Red and Negro:
Flannels'ali colors and prices:
Robroy and Childiens Plaid; ~
India Rubber Overcslts, etc.
All of which ars Tor sale cbeap, bv
I. Oct. 20. JOHN GO0DRICIf.
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HAasss - $50. ssUEESssY .sisE. & ::

AZ I stock nf Ilarssvare Is veCT Z, $685.
1s-l complefs. I have COOL s----s -
assortment of Gsrpenterss 'iapss Zssa22..s-5zsa
OF all kinds--Mili, n Gu. sr.l iIrrl Saws
o1eenswars Of all kinds Come and ses.
April3. T. Q. G0lpRft:I.
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In this county, Sunday, 18th inst, oftyphod
fever Mr.. BENJAMIN EsTIs, aged about 20 years
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TuIiahom, l.ols,

NlE undersigned has laid or books Of Lols
Il OF several acres in essh, orpriva.e resi-
deace, and is now prepared to sell shen ut pFi-
yate sale to those who desire 20 have SUMMER
residences, in the beautiful and health town in
ss:iiasscnza. We have in the Town STE.
besides the most healthy atmosphere and pars
trecssone water, most excellent Cl:s.lvbeass
Spring, which is supposed to be mixed with
white sulphur.
May 20 I252-tf
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II is remarkable fact, that among the hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe br
which Bulls Sarsaparila is prepared not one has con-
demned it, but all approve it. and commend it in the
highest terms Many physicians express themselves
strongly IN the belief thatt decidedly the best preps
ration Of Sarsaparia that ever been placed before
the public. Although there are many physicians who
feel reluctance to having their appended to the
recommendation Of any particular remedy, notwith-
standing they may approve of It in highest degree
there are others who frankly yield their support in favor
OF remedy which they know Is capable Of doing SC
much good in an afflicted community As evidences,
read the following from old and respectable physicians
Of high standing in the community In which they ys