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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-06

CITY Lots and Land for Sale.
IA ACRES splendid farming land, situated
x LIZ about 10 miles directly west Of Abba, Mon
roe scnnty. This Fine Tract consists of Prairie
and Timber, partly under cultivation. Timber Of
the very best quality. Prov very low, and terms
easy.
40 Acres near Ambrosia, being part Of what Is
called the Denton Farm" Lays very handsome
and situated about 10 miles FROM this city, and
be had at bargain.
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DRAIKIE state, Excelsior, Oval Box and House
i Parlor improved, for sale low 1T 81
septl3d CoMSToCk 4 BRO.
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The following statement of the Rev L.. u.
Peasc, Sup't Of the Five Points House of In
dustry, MS given below, is one that speaks vol
umcs as to the valuable properties of this rem.
cdy.
Mr.. g.. 4. Lconard-Sir:-I take a pleasure
in transmitting to you the following facts, in re.
latiom TO u cure perfected by the use OF your S.
A.. Fever auc Aguc Remedy, upon one of the
inmates OF the House of Industry. John Young
who has been suffering from the chills and fe-
yer during the past five months, wash Novem-
Der last attack ed, and the paroxysms were as
severe as any | ever knew almost instant re-
lief was experienced on giving the first dose {;
on the expected day of return, it was admins
tered, aud it had tue happy effect of interrupt
ing the paroXSsms. Siuce then every vesuse
Of the disease has left him, aud he has recover
cd his former womted appearance and health,
Truly yours, &c, l.. VI. Pease.
New York, Jan. 20, 1886.
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Appointments by the President.

Berjslnin- Floyd, Of AL bama, to be re.
ceiror OF public moneys ut Grecuville,
Alabama, Vice VIM. w. Fambro resign.
ed, TO take Effect on the Ist April, 1857.
james N Is. DOdson. Of Missouri, to be
register OF the land office at Warsaw.
Missouri, Vice Asa G.. Marvin, whose com
mission has expired.
James &. Tappan, Of Arkansas, roap
pointed receiver of public moneys at Il.i
ena, Arkansas, his prcvious term Of office
having expired.
john Is Cloutier, OF Louisiana, reap.
pointed register ofthe land office ut Match.
l'ocnes. Louisiana, his previous term OF
office having expired.
VII am w. Lows, uf Arkansas reon.
poinlcl register Of The Ianl office a,
Ba,e~'ille Arkansas. ia previous term OF
office having expired.
jos. y. Ament, Of Missouri, rcarpoint-
ell receiver Of public moneys at Palmyra.
Missouri, his previous term Of flee hay
,g expired.
Th"s. }. Bishop. Of Missouri, to ho re-
celvcr of ruhiic moneys at Springfield.
Mis- "uri, wee Henry FulIbright, whose
commission las rxpir-d.
Edward l.. Strohecker. postmaster a,
Macon Ga, ia place Of james A Nisbet,
resigned.
}. M~,C"rmicI, postmaster at Baton
k"ngue, La, reaproiuted.
Richard Edward, postmaster at Match
az, Mis-, renproimted.
1. X. Dickson, postmaster Jackson,
Miss, ~rcnrp"in'eI.
VIM IL. Carroll, postmaster at Mem
i,his Tenn. r \ rrninteI.
HINTS FOR riiE HOME CIRCLE.
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Messrs Aiken and Banks.

a goud deal has been said in refer
eace L the complimentary reso' ution Of.
fered 10y Mr.. Aiken, Of South Carolina,
in favor of Mr.. Speaker Banks, of Mas.
suchuse,ts, at the close Of the recent res.
sion of Congress. With all due difference
to Mr.. Aiken, We think he acted unwiscly.
and in bad taste, considering the relation
IN Which Mr.. Banks stool towards the
South, aud especially South Carolina. lie
is The recognized leader Of tire Black lie
publican party i'll Congress, and he has
sought the opportunity Of pouring out
the vials Of his wrath on Southern insti.
tutions and Southern principles, offensive
in the extreme to the South, and to South
Carolina especially, whose representative
Mr.. Aiken was, and whose duty it was
to defend the honor of his State in Con.
gress. When n nan insults another,
grossly and wantonly, it does not be.
come the duty of the party insulted to
offer a compliment to him, on ans &C
count, however much he may deserve
the compliment. True etiquette and
true honor will leave the compliment to
be rendered by some one else. IL the
party offending is unfortunate, and un-
Just censure or wrong is about to be done
him, then, and in that case. it is gallant
and chivalric, and honorable to defend
him or avert the wrong. To step forward
and volunteer a compliment, is quite a
dlftereht affair. Representing South Car.
DINA on the floor Of Congress, it was
the duty Of Mr.. Aiken to regard every
insult to his State and constituency rs n
personal wrong to himself. He stood,
thereto, in the relation Of an insul.ed
man volunteering a compliment to him
who offered the insult ! Mr.. Aiken may
well have voted for the complimentary
resolution, if he considered it due Mr..
Banks, for the prompt, energetic and
impartial discharge Of his duty AS Speal-
er. But he should never have offered
1t whilst the relations existed which do
exist between Mr.. Speaker Banks and
South Carolina. Tho conduct OF the
whole Black Republican party, in Con
gress and out Of Congress, has been SO
insulting aud infamous towards the South.
80 reckless Of the Federal Constitution,
SO sectional and vindicuve, that they de
serve no compliments from Southern
gentlemen. We think, therefore, that
Mr.. Aiken WAS I'll advised when he offer
ed the resolution. But we do not cen
sure his honor or feelings. II was AN
error ofjudgment and taste, OF proprie
ty and etiquette, for which the head ana
not the heart is censurable.-Pdtrio
rid NOuntainecr.
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TIE Els.

Nav ORLEAs-, March 81.
The sales of Cotton to-day comprised
5000 bales. Middling has slightly improy-
ed, and Is quoted Mt Isl a I3ic. The sales
Of the week foot up 4t,260, and the receipts
$4,000 bales. Rrcadstuffs are quiet. Cof-
fee is quiet, at LII a II ic. for prime.
New York March 81
Cotton has advanced / a az. Sales 1000
bales. Orleans Middliug Lac; Uplands lac
Fair l4t.
New York March 28.
Cotton Is firm. The sales to-day CON-
prised 400 bales. Flour has declined 8
n l0c. per Id. for Ohio and State Corn is dc.
PRESSED.
COLUMBIA March "a.
Dur market was very quiet to-day, and
the transaction limited, although there is no
change TO notics in quotations. We still
quote ia a ist cents, extremes.
Charleston, March 81.
CoTToN.-The transactions to day reach
ed upwards Of 100 bales, ut very fall pri-
ees. The sales comprise 81 bales ut IL;
50 at n 50 at 1915; 90 at l2t as at l2};
l2s at iaa II at la5; 10 at Ia lbs nj ia4;
81 at l3k i62 mt 1874 CT at Isf; and 222
bales Al he.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

INSURANCE on the lives of white Per-
l. sons may be effected with the N. G..
Mutual Life Insurance Company, by appli-
cation to the undersigned. This Company
grants aud renews Policies upon receiving
one half in cash and the othor hall by note
PAYABLE in twelve months. Ii was never
more sound and prosperous. Last year n divi-
dend Of 10 per cent was declared and placed
10 the credit of each member entitled TO it.
ADD was allowed either upon the note or
deducted from the next cash
w. THURLOW CASTOR, Agent.
Camden s. G.. Feb. 20, 2-5m.
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Science would lgck the grand charm that
sheds II haIo over lis laborers. if the ~rentlcr
Sex were not made participants of the Len-
cht, IL imparis. To that sex the medical
discoveries of the distinguished philanthro-
pisi, Professor Holloway, have been singu-
i"rly beneficial For the complaints pccu-
liar 10 the female organization, and uIich
are borne with n fOrtilude rnrely exhibited
10y man, l~lollowny's Pills have been for
twenty yenrs administered with wonderful
success. lB those crises Of womnn's life,
the dawn of womanhood and the commence.
ment o! old nge, Il. well ns In the innumer>
able cases requiring medical assistance which
occur between those two important cpochs,
the mild and restorative action Of this grea,
remedy is atte-ted by the strongest vouch.
rrs. MOI is tho Ointment less highly ap.
Preciated as II remedy for the eruptions and
other external disfgurements which some.
times cloud the beauty OF woman.
1t is a terrible thing to see a beloved wife
or daughter languishing under the attacks
Of disease the lustre fading from her eyes
the rose from her check, aud premature de-
erepitude Frustrating her energies in the
morning or the prime Of life. Perhaps the
innate sensitiveness and delicscy of her ma
tire forbid her to Disclose the cause Of the
difficulty, or il she seeks medical aid she
finds little or no relief from stercUtyped
prescriptions Furnished with Holloways
remedies she nesds no professional adviser.
The directions acquaint her with the man.
nsr of their use. 10 the quiet seclusion Of
her own chamber she can be ply stefan TO
herself, and will o learn. as millions have
already learned, that she has found the true
elirir rita. As the glow Of health returns
to her dimmed eyes, elasticity to her step,
and eheerfulness to her heart, she will real
izs in her own feelings all that has been
published Of the experience Of others, who
suffered ss she has suffered and have been
restored By tho sAue means.
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GOLD NINE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale n valuable
l. Gold Mine in Lancaster District, with
Three Hundred and Sixty acres Of land ut.
tached. Said Mine is seven milcs east of
the Court House, known us the Stevens
Mine, fayorHbly mentioned in The late re-
ports of Prof. Leiber, State Geological and
Neurological Surveyor.whose reports here
by referred 10. An examination is requested.
Terms easy, and may be known by apply
ing TO tho subscriber.
WIN. STEVENS.
Lancaster G. II. S. G. Jan. It'll 47-3m.
tY- Charleston Courier and Carolina
Times copy trLweekIy for three months
and send bills TO this Office.
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The Africa has arrived ut New York,
with dates from Liverpool to the 7th tn
slant.
Cytton. for the week. quiet and steady.
Fair Uplauds advanced l 81. Sales OF
the week l 1000 bales. Spectators took
$500 aud Exporters 5000 bales. Sales
on Friday 1000 bales, OF which Specu,a-
tors took 1000. Market closed fir,n.-
Manchester advices u~nfavorable, but prices
unchanged. ,.
LIvERpooL BREApsrUFrs MARKEr.-
Breadstuffs were dull. Flour Was dull
and nominal at 80 a sis. per bbl. for
Southern, and 81 n 32s. for Ohio
Wheat was declining. White was quoted
at ss cd. a 9,. per bushel. Red had de.
cIined 81. at Is. Sd. a IS. Cd per bushel
Corn had declined.
HkvRE CoTroS MARKEr.-Tres Oroi.
nsire was quoted at 10,
LONDON MoSEY MARKEr.-Money was
slightly stringent. Consvls were quoted
at % 3-S.
> Sreads,uffs dull and declining. Pro
visions quiet. Tie weather favorable to
tne crops.
Money slightly stringent: ConsoIs 90
5 8. AT Havre tres ordinaire was quoted
Al lilo.
Parliament will be dissolved in May
One shilling five peace hns been fixed as
the te, duty. The sagar duties have also
passed for the year 10 the Bib Of Apri,
1853.
The Neufchatel Conference Met at
Prs.
The Chinese have 8 il d the British
OF IN depot.
Lord Palmcrs,on has announced that
Great Britain will pursue n firm policy
with regard TO China.
Hopes are entertained Ia France that
America will compel China to grant al.
ditional commercial advantages. The
treaties with Persia have been sigue |, but
not ratified. The Persian treaty with the
United States is reported to have been
signed at TeherHu. Nothing new from
CT ina. Reiuforcemtnis are going out
Fl: IN England. The Prussian a~iinis,ry
Il" been defeated on the Divo;ce bill.
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CoUSrERYEr.--We saw, yesterday, a
counterfeit note Of the Bank Il Charlotte
Tor $40. Il purports 10 have been issued
9Th April, 1853. The yignst,e. which is
badly executed, represents a blacksmiib's
shop, a hose bein. shod, and a traveller
looking On. The general appearance Of
the note is bad, the engraving being clum-
ely executed, and The paper Of Indifferent
quality. The signatures Of The officers are
well done, but the figures in Tire corners
and 10 the centre OF the bill are rude and
snl:ke those in the genuine note. There
are other dissimilsr,ies, but as they have
Ieen pointed out on a former occasions
We dessn IL unnecessary TO describe them.
We caution the public against these spur.
Gus notes. as many ufthis denomination are
believed 10 be 10 circulation, at .esst in
places south Of us.- W7mington N. O..
HrrqH. AanrA 20.
VHy
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~ NJ IT
Sup't Five Points House of Industry.

The following Certificates of + cd k L.. Hertls
and Henry Meier, are among those peculiar ca
SEES in which a permanent cure can be effected
notwithstanding their continued exposure to
predisp0slng causes. At the time the cures
were perfected, they were engaged Il in the Chem
ical Works OF Messrs. Chas' Prizer & Co.. of
this city.
After having been troubled with Fever and
Aguc for nearly a whole month, and swallowed
lots OF Quinine, al acquaintance of mine re.
commended me TO thy a bottle of what is called
the South American Fever and Ague Rem edy,
and sure enough it worked like a charm.
took it only one day, and that was the last |
saw of the fever. Iii with right pleasure that
! state this fact for the benefit of all whom il
may concern, and wish everybody the same sue.
cess in mastering this distressing disease, which
is likely enough, if they will follow my example.
FREDk J.. HERTLE,
Aug. 1855. Al Whipple ST. BROOKLYN.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Alfred Knight and In Equity Lancas.
wife. ct. al. ter. Bill for Purti.
IS. titiOn and account
Aaron Phillips and Estates Of Elijah
others. Phillips, deed. and
Sarah Phillips deed.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that John
Threat and wife, Thirza. Elisha Baker and
wife. Susan, Ellison Rush and Anderson
IhiIiip>. defendants in the above stated case,
reside without The limits OF the State. 1t 5
ordered on motion Of Moore. Solicitor for
compIainaEts, that the said John Threat and
Thirzr Threat, his wife, Elisha Baker and
Susan Baker his life Ellison Rush, and
Anderson Phillips, defendants in the above
stated case, do answer plead or dcmurto the
said Bill, on or before the LIST June 1857,
otherwise Judgment pro c"nfcs.o will be
ordered against all and each Of them.
JAMES II. WiTHERSPOON.
& f.. J.. ID.
Feb 10, 1857. 2-2m-p f Sc 90
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Persons indebted to the Estate of X. s..
Bailey, deed. Chose claims that are duel
are infor med that these demands are rcquir.
ed TO be paid forthwith. This notice must
suffice, as the demands are too small and too
numerous for the subscriber TO make n per.
soual appeal in each case. The money is
absolutely needed 10 settle the debts OF the
Estate. and all who disregard this notice,
will find, that 10 the original debt will be
added that Of costs for collection.
w. NJ. S0NNoRS Admir-,
March 4, 1857 3-3t
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Business Notices.
INTERESTING TO THOSE SUFFERING
FROM HEADACHE. A CERTAIN
REMEDY FOUND IN

DIR. MbANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
PREPARED ny FLEMING BROS. or PITTSBURGH.
The following is a sample Of certificates re.
ceived daily from our own citizens:
NEw YORK, August |, 1862.
This is to certify that l have been subject at
times to severe headache; sometimes the pain
would be so severe 1 could rest neither day or
night. Hearing Of DR.. M'Lane's Celebrated
Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros, | sent
and got a box, Of which l took two pills on go.
ing to bed, for two nights. They relieved me
entirely. Some time has now elapsed, and I
have had no more trouble from sick headache.
". JOHNSTON, lis Lewis street.
cS- Purchasers win be careful 10 ask for
DIR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
burgh, Pa AL other Vermifuges in COMPARE
son are worthless. DIR. MLane's genuine Yer
mifuge. also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
be had at MI respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature of
i46 FLEMING BROS.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA,

Thomas =. Ballard In E0uitv Lancaster
W. District, amended pc.
Thomas NJ Sims, titi"n to subject an
C"lutnbus Mills, Equity To the payment
ct. al. Of n legal demand.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner, that Columbus Mills n de-
icndant in above petition, resides without
the limits Of this State. II is ordered on
m"tion Of Williams, Solicitor for petition.
er. tha, the said defendant Columbus Mills
do answer, plead or dcmur to the petition
in above case on or before the Ist day OF
Jnnc 1857, otherwise judgement pro con,
trsso will be- ordered against him.
JAMES II. WlrIIERSPOON.
G.. f.. l.. ID.
Feb. Is, 1857, pr S6.-2-3m.
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Kansas Free State Convention.

~. LOTIs, March 20.
The Topeka correspondent of The Demo
crst says the Kansas Free State Conven-
ton in session there bad under considers.
lion a platform embraced in " series Of
resolutions, setting forth that the people
81 the Territory caunot participate ia All
election uuder the Constitutional Con,en.
ton act without compromising their rights
rs American citizens are jeopardizipg the
public peace; u At the Toyeka Constitution
Is still the choice Of a majority oi the citi.
zens Of the Territory; aud urging Congress
20 grant the immediate admission Of the
Territory. as a State, into the Union IN.
der said constitution. The resolutions re-
commend an appeal 10 the ballot tox to
settle the differences, and express a deter.
minationio abide by the principle ofsquat-
Ter sovereignty as enumerated in the Kan
sas aud Nepraska act.
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La.er from Nicaragua.

NEw DIRK, March %, 1857.
Tue l. S. NJ. steamship Illinois, Capt.
Boggs, has arrived at this port AspinwalL
One hundred and twenty deseriers from
Walkers army had arrived at Panama,
whose passage was paid by tho Costa Ri.
can Government.
The Costa Ricau papers say hat 5000
additional troops will be sent 10 Nicara
gu,.
Gen. Ganas was abou, to attack Walk
er with a large force. The %latter's condi-
ton is considered desperate.
There is said TO be little chance Of II
settlsment Of the difficulties between the
United S;a,es and New Grencda.
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PILLS

The case OF Mr.. c. W. Dimon Of Seneca
Creek, Md, affords a remarkable evidence of
the efficacy Of these pills in bilious disorders
Mr.. Dimon resides at che mouth OF the crock.
near the Little Falls Of the Potomac, in the
midst OF IA district 90 nnheslty. that in the months
of August, September, and October, half the
population are sick ofhillious RENTED fever. In
October last, Mr.. u. was pronounced by the
physician who attended his family, to be at
deaths door" Caiomel aud quininc, the "hob.
bies' Of the faculty in that region. had been ad-
miuistered in vain. As a derytier resort, at the
instance o: a friend, he determined to try Hollo.
ways Pills. In three days the cold pnroxysms
ceased, in a week he was about the house, and
in one month able To attend to business. 80
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We would recommend to our readers who re-
side In those sections Of the country where the
Fever and Aguc prevails, or who contemplate
visiting those sections, to arm Themselves with
one or two bottles of Lconard's South American
Fever and Aguc Remedy, to bc used as a pre-.
~ventivc against an attack and disease, which is
unequalied. II il rs indispensable so the emf.
defence woai% be 20 the hunter in exploring the
wilds of this country We refer You to his adj
vcrtiscment in another part of this paper.
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l. CAROLINA.

Martha Knight, ct. al. In Equity, Lnncas-
vs.. Ter Dist. Bill for
Joseph Welsh, WIN. Performance and
Welsh, aud others. forfeit Ti,lS.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that 10.
scph Welsh, and William Wci,h.t two Of the
defendants in the above case, reside without
the limits of the State. on motion of Gin
ton, Solicitor for complainant, it is ordered
that the said Joseph Welsh aud WIN. Welsh,
defendants on above stated ease. do answer.
plead ar dcmur to the said Bill, on or before
the LIST day Of Junc 1857, otherwise JudI-
ment pro conrcsso will be ordered against
each and both Of them.
JAMES II. WlTllERSPOON.
&. r. l.. ID.
Feb. %, 1857. 3-3m-p / SIS 90
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The subject is ono on which it Is diaicu,
to be explicit, without trcnching upon what
are called the properties of liie bat a sense
OF duty has inpeiled US to glance at one of
The most valuable peculiarities of IIolloway's
remedies. and we feel assured that our mo-
tves will be apprrviatcd-N. T., Study
T6aes.
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As a SPRING and SUMNER MI DICINE,
Carriers Spanish Mixture stand pre-. eminent
above all others. Its singulnrly efficacious ac-
ton on the blood its strengthening and vivify.
ing qualities; its tonic action on the Liver; is
Tendency to drive all humers to the surface,
thereby cleaning the system according TO Ma
lures own prescription its harmless, and at the
same time extraordinary good effects, and the
number Of cures testified to by many Of the
most respectable citizens OF Richmond. Va, and
elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence that
there is no humbug about il.
The trial of a single bottle win satisfy the
most skcptical Of its benefits.
-.-Sse advertisement in another column.
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Miscellaneous
Notice.
Rikle ESCieIv.

rINlE ANNIVERSARY OF WAXIAW
Il Bible Society will be held at Shiloh
Church OF Saturday 81 AIay. The Indian
: md and iancHstcr Societies, and all the
friends of the Bible are respectfully inYitud
al attend. The address Will be delivered
by Gen. :. =. Walkup of Monroe. N. G..
which is sufficient guarantee the meeting
will be interesting and attractive. We have
cause TO fear many, who have the Bible
will miss the way 10 ctrrnl bliss ; what
then, will become OF those destitute Of the
only guide. S.AML. a ROSSER,
Secretary.
March 25th, 1857. ct
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NJ. A. /. Sterling, Of this city, has consen-
ted to the publication Of the following facts,
over his signature, concerning a cure perfected
10y the use o this remedy, which facts are cor
roboratcd by the Rev. l.. II. Peasc, who was
acquainted with all the circumstances.
Mr.. g.. A. Leonard-Dear Sir:-SOmc ten
days siucc, ] heard Of a poor but deserving
German, in Mulberry Street, who was suffering
from a severe attack OF chills and fever, con-
tracted III the low grounds, near Newark, Nj.
! gave him one bottle of your South American
Fever and Aguc Remedy, and It affords me
pleasure to say, that the disease Ina, been bro
ken up by its use, and a permanent cure effec-
ted. Truly yours. A. +. STERLING.
New York, Nov. 6, ! $50.
am acquainted with the facts set forth in
the abov" certificate, and can witness to the
truth Of the statements therein contained.
J.. NJ. PEASE.
SuD't Five Points HnDae of inlustrx
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed a partner.
ship for the practice Of Law in LascasteI
and the surrounding Districts.
All business entrusted TO their care will
receive prompt attention.
DAWKlNS g. WYLIE.
THos. N. DAwxIss, Unionviile, s. G..
sJoHs ID. WyLIE, Old Ordinary's Office In
the Court House at Laneasteryille, 3. e.
Dee. 10th 1856, 43-tf