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FALL AND WINTER
GO o il) S .

GRAY BROTHERS,
Broad st. Augusta, Cfa.,
n RESPECTFULLY announce to their customers
IL and the public at large, that they have re-
ceived and are still receiving by every steamer
from New York, general assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Which they are certain will be found superior both in
Extent, Style and Cheapness,
To any assortment ever before offered in Augusta.
Amongst our stock can be found the following:
Extra Rich Striped Moire Antique SlLKS; g
cold and blk Psu de Sole ROBES;
Gro. de Napp and Pou dc Sole;
Bayaderc SILKS;
Bischoff's Plaid and Brocade GRoS de KILN;
{" Plain
An extensive assortment Of low-prIced SiLh' IN
coors and black " CT
Fancy Striped and Plaid CASHAERES and Satin
de SHENES;
Gala PLAIDS; Wool DELAINES; Persian
DELAINES, Mobar Mixture;
Figured ALPACA; Black ALPACA;
Black and Colored English MERINOS;
{" " French
Lupin's best Black B0MBAZiNES and CHAA'
French GINGHdMS ana CHtNi -
English and American PRINTS, Of all the favor
ite brands.
Our Hosiery Department
Will be found to embrace every style Of English and
German Goods. Also, Raw Silk and Spun
HOSE and HALF HOSE;
Cashmere, Cloth, Bucks kin and Kid GLOVES, Tor
Ladies' and Gentlemen
Jaconet and Swiss TRIMMINGS and FLOUNC-
ING;
Cambric Swiss and Book Muslin COLLARS and
SLEEVES;
Infants Embroidered ROBES, Frock WAISTS,
1iaea aea csnbrio Mmbsas HlNDxERcH1EFs;
Morning GOWNS, UNDERSHIRTS, Mourn
Drapery s w MUSLINS, colored worssed DAM
ASKS, for Window Curtains; n,
French Nlarsees COUNTERPANES;
Manchester and Lancaster
IA, ga and l0-4 White Snow-drop Linen DAM
ASKS;
s-4 and 10 "a White Satin and Figured DAMASK;
S-4, 9-4 and 1O-4 Brown and White Linen and
Cotton DAMASK;
3d.. 9.4, 1914, la and 1874 Brown and White
Linen Table COVERS;
NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TOWELS, DIA.
PERS, CRASH, and an excellent assortment o
fine LINENS for Gentlcmen's Shirt Bosoinsi
lO.4, lid and 1874 Allendale, Hamilton and Ne"
York Mills Sheetings;
| Pillow-case Cottons;
| English and American Long Cloths, of all the To-
vorite brands;
Dotted and Figured Swiss Muslins;
Checked and Striped Jaconet, Swiss, Null and
Nansook Muslins, Apron Checks;
Red and White Flannels;
Cotton
Brown Cotton Tickings;
Superior Cassmcrcs Bear Skins, for orer-Coats
Pilot and Beaver Cloths;
Sattnetts, Cashmeretts, Twecds Cassinetts, Ken
lucky Jeans, &c.
Negro Clothing.
Blankets, Stripes, osnaburgs, Linseys, kerseys
&C., in great variety.
Cloaks, Talmas and ShaWls.
This branch Of our business will be found to con
tain every variety of material, both Imported and
American manufacture, and will range in prices
from two dollars up to the most costly garment.
Carpets.
To this branch we have this season added larg'
assortment of the following beautiful Styles:
Rich Velvet Tapestry, beautiful designs;
Superior Tapestry Brussels,
Extra, Sup. Three Ply, and Ingram Carpets:
Stair Carpets Druggets and an extensive assort
ment Of Chenille and Velvet Rugs; ;.,,. -,r.
Adelaid Mats, Bindings, &c.
Sept. 18th 1856. So
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Valuable Property for Sale.

"HE undersigned, intending to move to Georgia
IL ina short time, offers for sale, the following
valuable property in. Hamburg Titles indisi ,table.
The DWELLING HOUSE and LOT on Market,
Corner Of Snowden Street, running through to
Mercer Street. The Dwelling and Kitchen are Of
brick, covered with tin. On the Lot is Carriage
House, Stable, and unnecessary outbuildings.
The LOT on Centre Street, nearly opposite the
American Hotel on which is large TWO STORY
BRICK BUILDING, occupied as Two Stores and
Dwelling-ot running through to Cobb Street On
the latter Street isa large back Store.
The LOT on Corner Market and Leavsnworth
Streets, running through to Mercer Street. On this
Lot is new One and half Story HOUSE, plas-
tered and painted.
.2.....s,, .ss Alto
FIVE HUNDRED SHARES Hamburg and
Edge6eld Plank Road Stock.
The above property will be sold on aceommoda-
ting terms, or exchanged for land in Southern Geor
gis, or negroes II. 4. KENRiCK.
Hamburg, Oct II 80
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TsHE Sabseriber, being desirous. of making a
change in. his business, proposes to sell at pri-
vate saleths foHqwipg tracts of land, 1.=
The Homestead Place,
Containing 1914 acres, lying on Log Greek and
Beaver Dam, and joining land Of Col. F. W. Pick
ems, Lewis Jones, Mrs. c. Landrum and others,
of the most desirable locations in the District, as
well forthe fertility of the soil, the healthfulness
Of the climate. About 500 acres are cleared and in
ahigh state of cultivation; a large part Of which is
fresh land, underline fence, having been brought
into cultivation not more than or 3 years.
There are shout two or three hundred acres oi
choice creek bottoms lying on the above name
creeks remarkably productive, well ditched, and OF
as fine quality as any in the District. There are on
the premises comfortable dwelling house and oil
necessary out buildings, consisting OF new and com
modious negro houses, framed and shingle rooted,
stables, barn, Gin house, and q new screw; timely
constructed fish pond well supplied with fish, and OF
various varieties.
This place is also well watered, Log Greek run
ming through the eastern part ofit and Beaver dam
through the western portion, with sufficient mum.
Der of tributaries supplying an abundance Of water
at all seasons OF the year for stock and two fine
springs Of good feostone water adjacent to the set.
tement, one on each side.
Much the larger portion OF this tract OF land s IN
native Forest supplied with an almost e1haustess
quantity of the finest timber, consisting Of pine, oak
and hickory There are ten or twelve springs of good
water on the Beaver Dam portion Of this tract of
land.s Two fine orchards Of selected fruit trees,
generally young andluxuriant.. This is one Of the
most healthy sections of the District and well adaP-
ted to the culture of cotton corn and small grain.
The tract known by the name of
The Brunson Tract,
Lying on the Edge6eld & Choatam Plank Road,
ak miles from Edge6eld C. H. This tract is unim-
proved, contains $50 acres, and heavily timbercd
with native forests. There are on the tract or a
fine springs and fine site for residence.
The tract known as the 49,.
Ciper Creek Tract,
Contains 202 acres, lying on the Abbeve road
four miles below Liberty Hill
Also adjacent, but'not connected, the
Galatians Tract,
containing l44 acres.
The above tracts of land are all well adapted to
the culture of cotton, corn and small grain.
will also sell two vacant lots adjacent to the Ma
sonic Hall in the Village of Edge6eld.
Terms made easy and accommodating to purchs-
sers; If desired in one, two and three equal annual
instruments If desired, will break the homestead
tract into parcels to suit purchasers provided the
whole can be sold.
JOHN H. HoLLINGswoRTH.
Sept 18th 1856 If 36
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Administrators Notice.

ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of Jesse
n Jennings, decd, are requested to settle up
at an early date and those having demands against
said Estate are hereby notified to present them
duly proved, 10, the Subscriber, on or before the
first Monday of Decembert next, a. intend about
that time to make 6nai settlement said Eatate.
JOHN j. JENNINGS, Admsor.
Sspt3 ia' 3m - 81
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RrOucht to the Jail.

OF this District Negro man who says his name
" is Jim and that he belongs to j. A. .ShanklIn
of Charleston, So Ca. Said Jim is about 25 or 81
years of age, FIVE feet inches high copper color
weighing about l60 lbs. The owner is requested 10
come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
him away otherwise he will he dealt with according
to law. JAMES ElDSON, JED.
July %, 1856 If ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
Samuel S. Horn and others, Applicants.
Absolum Horn and others, Defendants.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Michael Horn,
i Parmela, wife of William Galloway, and James
Horn, Defendants, reside without this State, it is
therefore ordered, that they do appear and object to
the division or sale of the real estate of Eliza Horn,
Senr. Deceased, on or before.the ninth day OF De-
cembcr next, or their consent to the same will be
entered OF record.
W. F. DURIsoE, oEp
Sept. 18th 1856, l2w SO
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Notice..
Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made 10 the Lcgisla,
II ture at its next Session to remove the Cour,
House to Cheatham's Store.
LIBERTY HILL & DARK CORNER.
Sept17 3m 36
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Stop the Murderer!

WYE hereby offer reward Of Two hundred
w dollars for the apprehension and lodgment in
the Edsefeld Jail Of GEORGE D.; TlLLMAN,
who so ruthlessly Murdered our brother j. II.
Christian, on the night of the 9lst inst.
The said Tilman is about % years Of age, is about
feet 10 or IL inches high, stout built, weighs be-
tween l60 or 10 pounds, has light sandy hair, blue
eyes, high forehead, and rather broad face.
1t is earnestly hoped that all true citizens, both
in Carolina or elsewhere, will use their utmost en-
deayors In bringing this unprincpled wretch to JUS
tice.
E. II. CHRISTIAN,
7. NJ. CHRISTIAN.
...,.... .,.,..,.... D. ". CHRISTIAN,
B. w. CHRISTIAN.
July %, 1856. If %
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Notice.
Administrators Notice.

A LII Persons having demands against the Estate
IA Of VIM. H. Adams, decd, are hereby notified
to present the same, properly ateste! for payment,
and those who are indebted to the Estate, are re-
quested to make payment to
e. PENN. Adm'or.
n24 #
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N Office.

A IL Persons in anywise indebted to J. H
II Christian, decd, will please make II known
and settle the same. Those having demands against
him will please to render them in according to law
GUY BROADWATER, Admir-.
Sept 3m 81
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Notice.

4 ii. Persons indebted 10 the Estate Of COL R.
N B. Bouknght decd, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment. AL persons having
demands against the estate will present them pro-
perly attested -
sGTN MaRY BoUKSIeur. BotEds Ad'or'
Dec 10 ly 49
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN CHANCETY, - 80 tss' "a
Harriet Lundy,
ys - ~. t-ts- -.
Frances O'Connor, Admir-. ..'i-stj:,
of Zilphia MOBILES, Decd s'.s::fs -
NOTICES is hereby given to the lneal descen-
~ dants Of Zipha Mobiles, decd, late Of Edge
field District S. c., or their legal representatives. to
come forward and establish their elaimsSto q, fund
now in the charge and keeping of the Commisssner
in Equity for said District under an order OF the
Court. ~
The first Monday in May 1857 is the limited time
within which any such claim must be substantiated,3 >
as Immediately thereafter the fund is to paid out
to the parties then known to be exisant according
to their respective rights in the same: ~
A. SIMKNS, c.E.Ep. :.
August l3 lm9 ~ ID ETf
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Brushes, Brushes

IN Store fine variety of Paint, varnsh, Grain
i ing Blenders, Tanners, Whitewssh, Cr1m6,
Dusting and Hair Brushes and Combs-flesh
Brushes and Hair Gloves-Nail, Tooth and Shaving
Brushes, sc. For sale by
&C. & T. j. TEAGUE, Druggists.
May % ~
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
il James NJ. R Richardson A,,,,,m.n,
Moses Saunders.
James NJ. Richardson,
Moses Saunders.
TNIIE Plaintiff in the above cases having this day
Il filed his declaration in my Office, and the De-
fendant having neither wife nor Attorney known to
reside withinth limits Of this State, on whom copies
of said Declarations with rules to plead can be
served: On motion Of Messrs. Spann & Magrath,
Plaintiff Attorneys, Ordered that said Defendant
appear and plead to said Declarations within year
and day from the date hereof, final and absolute
judgement will be given against him.
THOS. G. BACON, C. C. E. D.
Clerks Office, Mar 6, 1855. lyq 8
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

A CONTRACT for building NEW BRIDGE
II across Turkey Greek, on the Chappelfs Ferry
Road will be let to the lowest bidder, on the first
Monday in October next, at Edgefeld G.. H..
Terms made known on the day above mentioned
j. B. GRIFFIN, Clerk B. =.
Sent 10 At .G %
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Mares
Notice,
administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
THE creditors of Sarah Robertson, deed, are
hereby notified to assemble in the Ordinary's
Office for Edge6eld District on Tuesday 7th OF Oc-
tober next. at which time final settlement OIL the
estate of said deceased will be made. There are
not enough Of funds to pay in full, which renders
it necessary that the precise amount OF each claim
should be ascertaincd, that the apportionment may
be exact.
july 6, 1856 # 2b
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Nursing Bottles.

A NEW and improved style-Also, Nipple
n Glasses, Breast Pipes and Pumps, Nipple
Shields, Teething Rings, Sc: For sale by"
A. G. & T.J. TEAGUE, Druggists.
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PIANO FORTES!

THEundersigned having removed sEau.
l. their stock Of Sheet Music and
ben leave to return, to the citizens Of South Caro-
lima their sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed, and to inform thosestliin In wantof Planes
that we still keep q stock of Pianos
i'm Augusta, which we will sell at unprecedent-
cd low rates. Those wanting Pianos, will find it
greatly to their advantage to write to rs,
rant to please in prices, and quality of Instruments
% Orders or inquiries addressed to US at Angus,
ia or Rome, Geo., will meet with prompt attention,
A. A. CLARK. & son.
Augusta Geo.,
or A. A. CLARK & SON, I. =,
Rome Geo.
r June 90, If a.. es.-s9. 70 70
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ECONOMY is Wealth ",
OooD clean Rags Of, every description will be
nurcbased at the Advertiser Office" Price
2 cts per pound. Now, hero's a'chance for almos'
everv body and old bachelors toe, to make money.
Anil n '',i '1.4t< tfsg1.-.' .'.'r,"l4 3
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Notice.

ALL persons to whom the Estate of James
"A Weathersby, deceased, is indebted win pre-.
sent their claims and all persons indebted to tho
said Estate, will make payments to the undersigned
W. L. ANDERSON, Administrator
Nov. 81. 1855. If As
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GROCERIES,

I ! p E-T
SISS SSIIsLTO,
consisting Of
LOAF, CRUSHED, CLARIFIED, 81. CROlA
AND ORLEANS SUGARS,
ORLEANS SYRUP s. CUBA MOLASsES,
TENNESSEE AND BALTIMORE BACON
AND LARD,
SODA, STARCH, SOAP,
CANDLES,
WHITE WINE AND APPLE VINEGARS, Sc.
Ar,Go
LARGO ossortmcn, of
,,,,,1a ~ ,Tn YyoIYono
WINES ANU IlUuUhS,
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Caution /!

Caution
Mr. John RAINsFORD has my note for be-.
lM tween FIVE and six hundred dollars With s. F..
Goode security. forewarn all persons from ira
ding for said note, as have discount against it..
" N. RAMEY.
Sept %, 1866. st sSiss 81. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-24
Our Peruvian Correspondence.


4 N,r Eldor0dr- Astounding Accounts If Ns,s {
cc,rtes in Boliria, sotah America--< Rasat
NmsS. &c.
pom the arrival OF The steamer IRON the =
Just placed in possession OF rather startling ne
discovery Of new California near the city Of G
bs, in Bolivia, and about 100 leagues from (,
nearest seaport
Tho accounts Of the discovery OF a gold field
20 eclipse either California or Austr ALA, or both
naturally would create an immense excitement,
therefore not strange that we have news OF
"rushipgsn TO the " fields Three hundred g
are said to be at present engaged in working in "
and the clerks OF the mercantile houses in La ls
and Tacna are all leaving their employ ent. II
said that from cause unknown TO mel no pers
AFTER noon, and that eighty ounces per day Is ID,
a man work
The first iDtimstiop Of the discovery reached II
tile house In Tacna Immediately before the dc
he steamer, by letter written by person OF
st respec ability. There bad not been time for
rmstion OF the glorious news.
People would 90 well not 70 place too much
n such report, notwithstanding The great D
here exists Of there being immense gold depos
,eeion of country. Nevertheless, the many III
Califoruians and Australians who we now have
ere are ia a state OF the b'Ehest ecstasy. and
light confirmation Of what ne ws we already
Immediately ftart.
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The steamer lxhs rsopesc nj Neyvfous
A Little More Steam Wanted.

The Khtrsonese arrived here yesterday NOR
Liverpool, which she let at her stated time,
August.
she is fne boat, bu, Il Ia evident that she s
Glars which viii be required TO carry out tue
in which the company have embarked, and, 10
long voyage WIZ, we should think, place this
yond ali doubt In the minds OF the company. a
them 10 make immediate arrangements for
proportionate power 10 that of the Persia. so
may with certainty be depended on TO arrive
cases, In sufficient time TO send the intelligent
graph to New York before the ieetest boa be
the Cunard or any other line can possibly react
This must be done TO meet The exgencies oil
and we feel satisfied that the present pioneers Y
and important undertaking, are not the men to|
into other hands, when. by promptly takinf,
measures, ard uniting ou aprropriste boa.e, w
certain 70 ensure 4 successful result
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-07

viii not give up their rights unless compelled
so to do at the point of the bayonet; and it
will be long time before the authorities win
order American citizens to be shot down for
maintaining possession Of the grounds from
which they toll to extract the precious metal.
Let it but be attempted to interfere with
the miners in Mariposa and Amador, and
the Anti-Rent or Van Reanseear troubles
in New York will find very much more than
n parallel in California. The mining districts
are thickly populated, and the hard listed
yeomanry of the mountains will defend
each other, if necessary, to the last ex-
tremity.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-07
Charitable Associations.

We are glad to perceive that the sugges-
tions made in this paper, with regard to the
formation of Miners Beneficial or Charitable
Associations, have met with approval in the
columns of quite number of the mountain
journals. This is as it should be and if the
miners can only be impressed with fullsense
of the Importance of thus associating for mu-
tial benefit, in case of disability from sickness
or accident, they will not be slow to act
Diseases produced by unavoidable exposure
in the mines are very prevalent and serious
accidents are of fearfully frequent occurrence,
now that so much mining is accomplished by
means of blasting and hydraulic washing
Al. are alike liable to become the Victims and
therefore all should be willing, in advance, to
provide for mutual protection. If such asso-
Citations were in existence in the different
mining districts, we would hear no more Of
this or that man having lost his claim, and
his all, because of sickness or disability from
accident for month or two we should hear
of no more suffering for want of proper at
tention among the sick and disabled we
should no longer behold the poor fellow who
had been in the hospital, with miserable at
tention, until hope had died out within him,
struggling and struggling from camp to camp,
reduced to the humiliating necessity of ask
ing aims from the public-spepding his best
strength, and conquering his manly pride, in
order that he may raise the wherewithal to
purchase a home ticket, and once more clasp
to his breast his long deserted but ever dear
wife and little ones But we have not space
to enlarge upon this subject at present
Our trust is that the miners themselves will
take hold of the matter.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-07
Sherif's Sale.

Dl virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued
IL out OF the Justices Court of Geo. l.. Gale,
Justice Of the Peace in and for township No three
county Of Amador and State Of California upon
Judgment rendered therein on the 26th day Of May,
A. ID. 1856, in favor of David Armstrong ana
against Susan s. Gold for the sum Of one hundred
and eighty dollars and seventy-six cents debt ana
thirtysx dollars costs of suit together with aecru
ing costs, | have levied upon that certain lot ol
land and the one story house thereon erected, sitl
ate on the northwest side of Emigrant street ID
the town of Volcano, ia Amador county and sials
OF Calitorniaabout ten rods west from the Mehod',
Church, being the same premises lately improved
and occupied by said Susan S. Gold, and now ooeu'
pied by - Potter, together with the app.nrT,,
nances. Notice is hereby given that will sell az
the right, title and interest of the said Susan .
Gold OF, in and TO the above described properly! uu
the 9th day ofJune, A. ID. 1856 between the houl,
of O'Clock, L. NJ and o'clock, p. NJ, on sA.u
day. Sale TO take place in front Of the house
he sold to satisfy said execution and costs
GEO. DURHAM
Sheriff of Amador CO., Cal,
BY A. l. HouGHrALING, Depui!'
Volcano, June 4th, 1856. AN.
Je7 (prs fee Sl2) So9'
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-06-07
A Bright Streak Of Gratitude.

The foowi ny letter appeared some months since
in the San Francisco Citizen without the knowe dye
of DR.. Young we copy il as complimentary
tribute to one Of the most skllful physicians that
ever made this state his residence as il was entirely
unsolicited and made public without the knowledge
of any one except the writer, II speaks volumes
1t should be cut out and pinned up for reference 10
any one who should be so unfortunately Situated
TO MY AFFLICTED FEIIOw-AlES.-Ben about 10
leave the State Of California for my home in Mich.
gan, | wish before leaving 10 recomend to your
notice that great beneiactor Dr. j. {. YOUNG.
was on the very brink Of the grave when he stretch
ed forth his hand and saved me from death For
several years had been troubled with q comnijc..
tion Of diseases, brought on by bad habits OF self
pollution IN my youth, and vicious actions in my
more mature life, aggravated by exposure n The
mines, which had 80 weakened my system and ul-
dermined my constitution, that have often CON
templatcd suicide Borne down by racking pains
in my body dizziness ia my head, sore eyes pains
and misery in my back and hips WEAKNESS in ny
legs, evil fOrebodings together with confirmed
melancholy was ashamed to look my neighbOrs
in the face, and considered my best friends to be-
my worst enimies; my dreams were frghtfn and
at times strange phantasies took possession OF ny
mind. was fast hurryfng to insanity that wor,.
Of living deaths. In this state, a friend aud part
ner in the mining business. approached me on the
subject and advised me to go to the Bay and see
DIR. Young; | did 50. and thank God for IT, Dr.
Young examined my case and told me he could
cure me. Shortly after ! commenced taking his
medicine my troubles began 10 deereas and in three
months was perfectly well. Take my advice all
you that are afflicted, and call upon him. for he
will cure you; he haseured several of my acquani
ances, after they had become discouraged by being
deceived by the humbugs of the day. both by Amer
lean and foreign vagabonds. Ny heart leaps TO-
ward him with gratitude for his benefits to me and
my friends. CHAS. +. MANROUE.
Mar 18th, Sc 2l-tf