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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

Con IN HrsronY.--The prayer of the pat
riarch, when he desired TO behold tho Divinity
face to face, was denied bat he was able to
catch aglimpse Of Jehovah, after he had passed
by: and so it fares with our search for him in
the wrestlngs Of the world. 1t is when the
conflict is over, that hiatory comes to right
understanding of the strife, and IS ready to ex-
claim: dol. God is here, and we knew it
not" AT the foot of every page Ia the annals
OF nations may be written, s'God reigns. -
Events as they pass away "proclaim their ORR
ginal:' and if you viii, but listen reverently,
you may hear the receding centuries, as they
roll into dim distances of departed time, per-
petually chanting the "7s Deum Laudamas,o
with all the choral voices of the countless con.
gregations of the age."-Bancroft's Historical
Discourses.
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BLANKs Jusr PAINTED Attachment bonds
and writs Of attachment for justices, accurate
form.
Ectanal protests and notices, indlsae asible
TO notariss public. s,grr
pronissory notes, new and approved form.
These and general assortment of deeds,
mortgages, powers Of attorney, notices, exc
cu.ions, &c., just printed in good style and Oh
tbs best of paper, and for sale at this Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

ca There was a bloody rio, and blood shed
at the national capitol on the first Of June
growing out of a collision between the Balti.
more "Plug Uglies" and the United States
Marines, resulting in the killing Of six or eigh.
persons, and wounding of good many more.
The Flying Artillery was ordered out. The
"Plng Uglies" are Natives, and the difficulty
was occasioned by their attempt to keep nat
uralized citizens from the polls. a0
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E,'t ------------2---- --
@ il New York, June 6.
The Collins steamer Columbus sailed to-day
for Liverpool with 80 passengers ard $500, o 20
in specie. 2 81 b b5asa u @ yea .ifs
The papers to-day contain the whole of Gov.
WalSer's address to the people of Kansas; the
material portions seem TO be nearly indicated
with the address recently published in the
Herald.
: Accounts from Bathurst river, Gambia, sta e
that destructive fire had occurred there April
ID. destroying large amount Of property, in
GLIDING sixty thousand bushels Of peanuts. In
consequence of which none could be obtained
for shipment. 80.
The great four mile race yesterday over the
Fashion course was run by Nicholas 1st.
The Grand Lodge of Masons last evening,
accompanied by large number OF ladies and
gentlemen, proceeded to DR.. Chapin's church,
where appropriate and interesting ceremonies
in honor ofDr. Kane took place.
The entire furniture marufactery of Alex.
Roux, 43 Mercer street, and large portion of
that of Mr.. Campbell, were burned la st night
1.-Two dwellings We're much injured, loss $780,
600, insured. kF
Delaware city Kansas correspondent of the
Sun, who has conversed with Judge Stiles.
Surveyor General Burr and others, from Utah,
says the Mormans laugh at the idea OF exec
ut.ve and companies OF federal troops TO en-
force obedience in Utah Of the people. They
express determination to resist such an as
sumption of authority by the Government.
Brigham Young, with $50 followers left
Salt Lake City, April 20, TO visit ard treat
with the Indians in the northern part Of his
terrtory--the Banakos, Flatheads and Nezper-
ces-it is supposed that the object of his mis-
sion is for The purpose of uniting those tribes
with Mormon forces in preparation of a war
with the United States
Determined il il does commence to secure
possession Of the country whereabouts and
put stop to the emigration across the plains.
The Mormons claim tia; they number u.s.
900 souls in Utah alone.
Gen. Burr thinks their population will ex-
coed half that number. Every mn a-d boy
able to sho lider m isket is soldier, and re
CURED to perform military dity almost daily.
They are thoronghls acqiaisie5 with the
country and sll Of the moIn.ain passes, and in
case of rupture with the U, s. troop, thew
would be a very efficient force. and one that
would require large army TO conquer.
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8 7 A r ! O NJ e r ", B. c..
Cor. Front asd Market strcc,..
''''..'.'.'.-''' ...t.s.... 1900. I0wN
n We ar. nov pretAred 70 annnuuecto
TY all our former friends and customers to- a-1x
~ Eethcr with host Of new ones that we NY
41o ere receiving AID npci;ay ia all EA
prondbhty, the largest anf most carefully sele,l.I
STOCK OF goods IL: our line eyer brought to Ottuawa
oar goods we're bought in the Fast; on the most IA
vo;alle tcrgs, aud all entirely
~ a n ID pr II 4,
chasing in the first mars.ts We viii he enabled 10 sell
~ Press That eahnot E TO give entire satisfaction 30
We have Tor the ladies.
vEgy CHOICE LoT or PERytMERrra.
put in the fashionable style and of The yer,
~ b o OKS.
large aad Well selected stock Of books and sta.
'ionery, which We are opening stiow figures. fni1
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BED BUGS! HE'D RUGs!l

BED ENUSs bEU HCWS!y |@T#
A RE you troubled with bed 0kgss Then use dutch
~ ers DEAD SHOT, which viii give them cts -
Try 1t, and sleep In peace.
Also, sieeper's Lightning Fly Killing Paper. One
sheet will kill quart 50 - ELMENDoRF,
nol5 Sole Agent for Wapeiio county.
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TITS announced that the wife OF General
S.olt IS dangerously III in Paris. ss sss
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-11

LIBERALITY OF PHYsIcIANs.-Ith has always
been said that physicians would disparage any
remedy, however valuable, which they did not
originate themselves. This has been dis
proven by their liberal course towards Dr. j.
C. AYERS preparations They have adopted
them into general use in their practice, which
shows willingness to countenance articles
that have intrinsic merits whlck deserve their
attention. This does the learned profession
great credit, and effecmally contradicts the
prevalent erroneous notionthat their opposition
Ito proprietary remedies is based in their inter-
estto discard them. We have always had con-
fidence in the honorable motives OF our msdi-
cal men, and are glad to find il. sustained by
the liberal welcome they accord to such re-
needles as flyers Cherry Pectoraf ind Cathar-
tic Pai, even though they are not ordered in
the books, but are made known to the people
through the newspapers '-M@ Orleans Delta.
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Lave Affair.

The Liberty Herald, printed at Liberty.
Union county, Ind, tells the following:
We have been placed in possession of some
most melancholy facts In relation to young
man and young lady, the former a resident of
Preble colhty, Ohio, and the latter resident
Of Oxford. 1t appears that the young gentle
men is student at Vest Point. Military Aca-
deny, and the lady was his bethrothed. Be.
ing absent from her long while, he returned
home some two or three weeks since, and
found her married. Although a correspon-
dence had been regularly kept up betn cen
them, sne had concealed tho fact Of her mar
rage, and Of course he was startled to find
how matters stood on his return. The Young
man wisely determined to lei affairs pass of
quietly, aAd seek friends and fortune in anoth-
er place. =, s..
IN view of this determination he concluded
not to see the lady, but uawise counsels CT
friends prevailed with him, and he went to the
house where she resided. While In a room
adjoining that Of the lady she heard and re-
cognzed his voice and expressed a desire Tor
an interview with him. He Immediately, re-
paired to the room, where most affecting
scene occurred. She asked and obtained his
pardon; the interview closed and they separa-
ted. But what she had passed through was
beyond her power Of endurance, and that night
her spirit passed from earth. The young man
was not informed Of her death until morning,
when he attempted self destruction by jump
ing into mill race not far from, where he
resided. He would have succeeded In drown
ing himself but for the accidental appearance
Of gentleman, vending his way along the
race to the mill. Immediately after he was
taken from the water and resuscita,ed, his
friends sent him TO Cincinnati, where he would
be away from the scenes which would bring
to his memory the unhappy circumstances
which had er.aken him at his home. ,s., \.
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"A LII who are indebted to us must co,as and ....,s
:. n,ir accounts Without delay. or We will place
them Ia the hands Of The proper otcer for co-ciou
rms - ts last notice We will give tacn and We homo
they MI heed 1t and oblise, respectfully &c..
june y isit.--ifis-f SrIClifER q gROSE
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-11

practical All analytical chemist.
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sptteI
wAep 4 icvrs, A-vuss.
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pls4 aaaag
a.. t.ll. sal ilulalhU lv e
a4tl.e iaru,. ~ lN lgnl u.Aal. =
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OlH NEW EsNNl.

II affords me pleasure 10 announce
TO my friends and the public that ! have
associated with mo nv former partner
James =. Hilkias, mnl my well knogu
assistant. Tomas iiii, under the fami q.
Iar style u FIJI. CLARK 4 60.
The ncw firm will start with On Efficient
force IN each mechanical branch. lae
Watch department being under the super.
vision ~ Thomas wilkins.
Stock fall at NIL times 81 The latest
fishiors. aud prices rs los q, the sima
quality and ,iylc u goods can b. puF.
che.rl a New York AMI rhilad slph.a.
an THANKFUL for the liberal patronage
extended 10 me daring nv fifteen yca,,'
residence ih MEMPHIS, npd NY aim viii be
10 ig.iA lts continuance.
I. H. CLhl,k.
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CHANDLER & CO.
DIR CCCISTS
APOTHECAR1ES.
MAIN gTREET.

Next DOR 10 Old Fellows Hail.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Dealers h rue Drugs and Medi.
cinsD tfhrpicsls, Surgical lns,r.
ments Fancy Gcrds. Paints, Oils.
Windsv Glass. Patent and Botanic
Nelicio0, Garden Seeds, smut, To-
1o1QCiksrs. Dns1Ies ana Vines.
dlsiele eld ~ rs vssr6ased
- F-srsrd. ~ suhjess y De re.
sstned q suI expense
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t.NtrErINGh
~IILLLLLIAlNA ILlNON.

rliitE ttfNffN Pi1NO&.
tiIt. IIiNIs m iho W0f' l.fanuNurl
% ft thIekaf,ng
n4 aai naa CllekerinF. were
uu b 2iih 81 fgbfunv,
l.. HAd wll Do fac.ttnl n
We sh.ll nlrf faf 'nle
U'I price. ofI'u'Hs Of
rN1a ailni only.
WI KINNEY C0.
ne Nin s'rr.', Memphis
HN Hra q COS iionosl
LtlNttlN ef tHl.n universally popular
- pau' tos.. .-a,e upw ia .i1rr, anl
% iYe ref ships lliawntha anil
Nun bln. and bark Atii-all Of which
NII INt aI extremely short profits, by
MekiNNki 90,
t1a Nain street. Memphis.
Rtrnt. Bacon & Co.'S Pianos
l'ui HilfN PIANOS from the above
manufacturers, seven nnw on hand,
t 3 .au,a htrsl last month per ship
li...u nr., sheppard Knapp. These
l#ns nr So veil known 10 Memphis
lnl ur HIl ~ country, that further
rfte fIYm 81. siecr.sary, ouly adj.
tHf Nr oH firi pnl viii sell them
H M r.,', tiHu hereto fnre.
NgklNNtN g co.
lJS l,u st,gcl. Mrapts.
Albert ~. Laad :. Co.'S Pinasl
TN.nIt rltNuS from lha mnnulatio.
~ r. N n " lati 4 Go, Boston,
irnd rb tht slin Marathon. Ihr,e
puo. 800 d. ila here nest week. anil
aui Dr. wi lne by slckiNNfl = co,
M. AL-ln .-eL. M-Mhlli.. Tnnn.
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Isl Nan street. opposite WORKMAN House,
Mqmrlip, tennessee. hns The exclusive
rivht q, That cts. Tor The MtLAlNolipf
PATENT. lhey arc much superior to
che paruerto,yre, Amhiolipc o. sphere
cot,pc and cost just thc snmc. Give him
u lair tIal. nlg-ly
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10 HsCvsass sed cshsr psrssss iais.
fesssJ IN tAs ftssirsai kslair " JaYsss
4. Hstea, sssssssi.
7 the october Tern. Lass, Of ths
N Prohsss Court II Pamela ssant,.
MISSISSIPPI, Ire undersigned ulsvk u said
,curs Sled his repart ard lis. II e.aim..
sl~i Nth him by erviiisrs u tn dsve.
das.. Tor thsir pr rata spsa dissnkutisa
II sspt estate, lea are therefore nasit VI
- he and srrcar befsse sasd Csart. IN
he srss Worthy IN rccvmhef mai. then
aai then 70 shcw csssr Why the rvpcrt
aai list aforesaid sheuld ass ~ s.....- ri.
W. 7. wuprrTN.
Clerk Il SAID ceurs.
netthtt !. l<tf. 80 a.
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nIIlL MLLAl.nIlrI,

y I'll H "
v i0umt 2 rull ishei " New iofk
ulty, november number faro 1911
"tllE MtlAlsutirf.
nthis HYH ~ picture W have spoken
of los flfmff uamhei, and We can unly
nIl hove lmi on prediction NJ 70 their
taf hit ~ upefeHlng The Amlf1iyre,
fHt becoming realized There u r.
pleasing artistic effect about them ihHl
'nu n.,0r hf productivity The Amhruilr e.
Tfa taseihar with tho perfect el b with
which ihrs eWu he maia, lhn certainty of
lhHlI everlasting qfRI md the im is.
hiiity ~ their ls.trnetIun by my ef
thutg acrinis Which would BE- the ruin
~ ga anloypci VII SECURE their general
adoption"
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y W 81 - -.
We hny, recently vndc large fd-
dit.on- 10 our Sr0CN, which. Tor rich.
n'.s. beauty amt ,ariciy, IS equal to ans
ever plcrsl in this Or any o.hss mar&cl,
IN which viii b, found
UdTrHES-af ~ kinds.
DIAMOND BLL2i-.a al, or
angle piec,s
JEhElhi-e'nt N, nstre' riyi,i and i,
rrsri rfriefr;
in. az HIhb TIA Gai Cacee Sets.
Eihne. Gnbleis, Cbg., Spoons.
Foris. Lgdiss. Nc--Coil fiEs.
sN PLATED GOODS Casiors,
haiier. Cake asd Inh B1.ls,.,
tus. tdHdicaiieks, etc;
FdNtf GUODS- ia a greri rcrisiv;
GtNN--io sui sesrybes!g; Gua Ic,om.
patimeiis 10 sat- srsnYboig,
PlSTOLS-itsrg dsnrrfnieF or all me-
ieidirakinss n use. Including Cats
q sH sis,s, and the genuine Deria.
gsr.
CL0CkS-cf al the nc,r styles, srorih
IfoW 5 10 $50 dollars;
LiHPS-.'er .tamiiis, and public build
iats;
GAS F1xTrREs-P'aia and Orua.
m>nioi, NTH many Other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
Our stock Is laid In with cash, our rt.
rupean .scods We import ourselves, We
gct our domestic articles difccs from the
makers, and being satisfied with a small
profit. We oaer great inducements to our
friends and The public. We invite all
both bsycvs and the curicus. TO drop IN,
without eerrn0ay. and examine OUT ssock
we keep epen house for all
Oar Mechanical Branch.
In order 10 meet promptly the in
crossing demand for work. Nc havc ali~i
to cur former fcsve a number vf SUPERIOR
~wcrkrseu' and made many valuable Adj.
ticns 70 css machinery. and are prepared
to do wcsk - short notice, and IN shs beat
manner. Az ksnds Of
WATCH WORK.
including the mailing Of new and eomrli.
eatsd parts equal to ne original. Also.
all kinds Of Cctk Work.
JuwrLRY.
u sa kinds ppYaired. and new md 10
crief, including supesfne Dssssoss Worl.
ENGRAVING.
plain and e~rsassatai 10 ssii an fas,ss.
Also, Seals for Lcdgcs Courts and C.r.
~rnrstir0e. r0rrrted af'sh,rt ~nts~.
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tHa af 4aE m
lfess assastt ir ass, ae lu
sat b.ffF sid taF sA ~ ari d.
sphfinsct 81. be-
bss rf q etrf AarH 90
d0riafl. Nas is.si aiisi q
raienag Ciu gnl
end ttys IT, ~ nas, M
infssif b. sflshhe o. - a. ~
20 q ths pow m ~ i.f Ea
q hiau 81, @4 % q
isaiy mflHI - alts .4 rpr, t
,inftId ife lf ufA
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COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves furnaces and cooking ranges
is good Ii ARD COKE. which VIC are delivering for
he present at $i.75 per load.
oc I9-ts JNO J. WERTH Agt.
EOAL! C0ALi COAL THE subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with superior article If MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP. AVERAGE sBd FINE
COAL; also, the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long sr short ton.
Orders left at his office, at the Coal Yard Of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. will be promptly
attended 10.
jy Z7-3m C. B. LIPsCoMB.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, 20.
" FRESH AND RELIABLE MRn,iil

yCINES.-MEADE a BAKER. practical fn.-
ntists and Rharrpaceutists Jts n W eernsxss
Main and 10th sfrsets, Richmond VI oss,t~ :
Physicians ann families compiete and varied ar.es,
ment OF Perfectly ynEsH Drugs. Medicines Chsyuiest
sna pharmaceutical Preparations; Ground and xhess
Appliances: Trusses In great variety: ssuonytA,.
shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Msdirai Ssdsi.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. ef the Re-, $500
Pure and Old Brandy Port Wine, and the hsst La.
don Porter. selected especially for invalids
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10 half
10 quarter
d" 10 eieybfh

In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sont
t, purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
rs Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office County and state
EF Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
A5- All prizes of 81 $50 aud under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN Il co, Augusta. Ga.
Or, s. SWAN CO. Richmond Va.
IN. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.,or
Atlanta, Georgia can have their orders filed and
save time. by addressing s. SWAN CO.. at either
of those cities
HE- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one il
entitled to, will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New
York Dispatch and Paulding (Miss) Clarion se2s
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U. :. TRoops.-A letter has been received Mt the
war Department stating that the 9Th aud 10th re-
gments OF infantry and Phillips battery left Fort
nsFanie on !he 9TH OF september, their way ~
Utah. It, Alexander, commanding the 10Th rs,;
ment, says that the march across the prairie coSn
try from Fort Leayenworth to Platte river was
within the time allowed by Gen. Harney's orders.
aud was perhaps, the most exempt from loss and
accident ever known. No serious sickness has nra.
vailed, though four cases Of bilious fever, dncea
by the great alterations of temperature and mias.
ma Of the Platte bottom, have occurred He con.
fdently expresses the belief that urless some very
unforeseen accident occurs his regiment will reach
Utah In condition Of perfect efficiency and dis
cipiine.
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GERMAN REFORMED CHURcH.-The Eastern Synod
of the German Reformed Church was In session at
Allentown. Pa, last week. 1t was very fully at
tended. delegates being present from New York,
PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland, Virginia and other States
On Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Martin, Of Virginia, deliver
80 an impressive address on the Christian minis
try,
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TO THE VISITORS OF TIE STATE

INO THE VISITORS OF TIE STATE
AGRICULTURAL FAlR-FAIR C0MPETI-
TION A JEWEL -$51,i0 IN STDCK.--WM. IRA
SMITH. Fashionable CotlIier.-lIaving recently en-
larged and improved my sales room, at III Main ST..
and this Fall laid in very superior stock Of Goods
both AS to STYLE, QUALITY. and WORKMANSHIP
would ask of the pa'ronZing public to call and exa-
Loino my assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys wear. Thankful for past fayors
would say, that Mort my part shall be want
ing to give entire satisfaction.
Ny stock il lai in for the RETAIL TRADE only
aud embraces all kinds Of GARMENTS and FUR.
SlSHiAG ARTICLES, Usually kept in Clothing
house comprising all the
LATEST STYLES
as TO cut pattern ard fabric and made By the best
workmen. My object is to sell a COOL article at a
fair price, and will offer them at such prices as will
SUIT THE TIMES.
word TO the wise is sufficient. Call and examine.
NM IRA SMITH.
&C II III Main az.
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DC II KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
T ARGE STOCK OF FINE READY

II MADE CIfJTTINH.-Iliis week 5 rccc ipts plake
my stock now complete in Sis from the sa Hest to
the largest sizes i'll every artceof Gents appaIe of
all tAe latest styles of this falls fashions Complete
in Dress SUITS, Business do, 0vercoats and Sl,auls
and Furnishing Goods OF every variety. No pains
has been spared to make my stock of the finest and
most choice goods, and purchased at the lowest fig
ures, and will be sold at such prices as will compare
with the lowest cash prices of any city excepting
none at this time. Ali in want invited 10 examine
my stock. j. ID. GOODMAN
&C IL No. Il9 Main street
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xTOODFIN'S sPRCIFTC!-FOR

Y LIIKUNIC THRUSH AND UfSPEPsIA.-
The proprietor Of this Specific, has been aware OF
its virtues for several years. having frequently made
small quantities for gratuitous distribution to the
afflicted He had idea of Offering il to the public
in this FORM until he was urged 10 do 10, by many
who had been cured by its use. lie, now with gIsat
confidence offers IL to the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not as general panacea for all the ills flesh Is heir
To. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. W00DFIN, 18th
street. Church Hill price 81 per bottle or bottles
for S.. For sale also, by GRUBBs 4 APPERsos; r. J.
PIC0T j. w. POLLARD 18th street, and DR.. SsELLIsos
corner of Broad and 18th streets Church Hill.
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Bnrdock leaf applied externally, is said TO be An
almost infailibIe cure for neuralgia
Vim. Vaughn. the only surviving Revolutionary
soldier residing In Sumpter district south Care.
lima. died last week. lie served under Marion, and
Sumter.