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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

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E'ot doahe par caz prG-e0lcs. cue JAMES s.
~ Hi IioJss est presents Il Honorable Corr
du Siae l3.ssIIt- dams ct PoNr Ia paro.~>asd. Ia
Poino- GoHpespous.etle nomme attu,Iisi-. ~ag.}r
de ID succesria De
sAAITL J. HUDSON, deeds.
ct que 4 Gansks dix jous~ qni guiyroat Get avs.
aucaae opaosf "a Il c>g lai,e Il - deEAaasle Il
se4a nomlBG e4tormemaut.
Par ortlte e4a CoHr 3u 9me District.
\. B0NDY. @rea4r.
Pointe-CohFe. y d4cembre 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24
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A la Fausse-Riviere, le is courant. a
rage dun an ct neuf mois, LOUIS
PARfAlT fis de VERosIarE et HogrEs-
Sc MaJoa.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24
ETAr DE LA LOEIsI ~ &,

i III ttE In i1Dt III 1A4e t..
c3cR DC sTyteHE p1sTEiCg EaIeIA4RF
FtRnisSE y 0RI,EaNs.
Jobl B. IInrsS,yz, John I. Jeter--ye 2.21t
- velta de ct ronr satisfaire i I'M
8 >a.s de g 5sse ct ycRes lance daI;s Il cs1sa
c-1csUs il .rtfiss. et laoi lfIresse par I.5.a,
Gaar 51 one district. ans 1t poaf ia qaroisaa Ct
..ta s4alts p9gT .ttist&ite q Il de1aanEta ii pai-
nantet aux lEais- jai sai~. &c io1gfrai 81 Taita
szsfii ~. i Ia aaisoa dS Cnar, ie
se aedi, b Tame j0Hc d2 Jaac5er 1880.
Il / j. A. T.. rons rs droias t,rez ri is:aes@ que
L ltF.rd 'tr daas e. i laai2 p:gps5etsz cap g
deus9 J. <s}5ir:
G'g@nte Eaacaat> dc Sacte.
1srmes ft CoadI5aas de Ia Esate:
C-0mptaEt, aErc estimation.
>e,EatN POHCHIs. sheriff.
Ppinte-Coup&e, . dec. 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24
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1868. 400

II csI T1cITe DC Te voIT, de4neTH10 TVC7N
que Fun interprete ces chifrcs, les deux
sections du pays ont bcsoin Eune de Pau
tire - la partie commerfante.plu encore
peut-dtre que Ia paItie productive; ct il
faut esparer qua defautsd' autres considG-
ratious, ceILe-ci fera rGfechir hos freres
yankees, qui vivent des fruits de nos ira
varz Mais dams lc cas- odie fanatisme
stnpide ct avengle Femporterait, Ie sud
pent sans itqa5etude revendiquer ga Il
berte ct 81 dignite ST un marche Sc fer
me mile antres s'ouyriront ponr Iui, ct
il Y gagnera dc Sc debarrasser dun inter-
mediaire qni engIontit Ia meiIleure part
du beneiice conman.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

Poarla terre III quar-: compliant; ic rsste a l. 2
ct 3 ans.-Pour les esclaves, un quart compliant:
le raste Il /, ct ans. Les acqgereurs devront
fonrar lei,rs biliets. garanfis par hypotbaqn..
payableS Ia BaaqHe des citoyeas de Ia L5ui-
siane, a Ia Nouyeile-0rIeans. ayac s1rete con
jointe ct separte. on en- mandats accepts en-
vile Ia satisfaction dH yenteEr Les b Ill Is foar-
Ms pour les esclaves porteront s poHrceHt intG-
ret partir da jour de 'adioaieation. .etl llets
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24
IIAT De IA LOUISIANA.

coCR hr NECT .eNE DISTRICT JCDICIATRE.
.PAEoIssE DE- IA P0INrE CoUrFE.
N1"s 7 ! tsa.Te 4. L. .cs5s de John T. M4RsuALL,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

Point pee, "a dec. 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

Expectations dc t0ntcs
provenanees. $27S, ,392, $50
Expectations d'especes. 57,502, 800
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-12-24

IT. SERA CFTEaT par lie President du Jury
L. de Police a la aaison de Cour de ccttc pa
raieen Ia
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

gg- SICKLES' TRIAL, containing
nksnesses and biographies OF Key, Sickes and wife,
cents. Address J. D. TALLMADGE, I6s West Fifth
sereets Olnelnnau. i-I n my2s-bs
@g-sTATE CoNVENTION.-Persops
not deegator to- and who wish to attend the Oonven-
JUNE SECOND, are requested 10 register their
names Immediately, at the Times Office, on Third
sreSt or at the Yolksbatt oiics in the Courthouse
ssHt EzcaFsion Tickets may be ProegTsd othsryiss
my2S - 80 on u Ham %. opp. Ex. Com.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30
COVINGToN NEWS.

THERE was but one case before his Honor,
Mayor Foley; Sunday morning. Augustus
Cory, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
was 6ned $40 and costs.
DURING the sale of furniture at the Jones
House, on last Saturday, very amusing inci-
dent occurred A large number was present
at the sale, and when an adjournment was
made to the third story of the building, the
rush was so great as to cause the paper on the
walls to crack, which created general alarm
and in an instant wild rush was made for
the doors and windows. The loud voice of the
auctiOneer, calling on all to be quiet, soon re-
stored order, when all INDUCED in genuine
merriment.
TIE nre yesterday morning, between one
and two O'Clock, was occasioned by tho partial
burning Of the livery stable and omnibus de-
pot, on Madison, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, owned by MOssrs. Clayton & Young.
The fire is supposed to be the work of an in
cendiary, as it was communicated to the build
ing through an open window in the second
story. Loss supposed to be between three and
four hundred dollars, which is covered by in
surance.
Our Fire Department, for efficiency, we do
not believe can be excelled in any other city,
East, West, North or South. Notwithstand.
in. the large amount of oombustible material
in the building burnt yesterday morning,
which caused the flames to spread rapidly, the
6remen, soon after their arrival, had the fire
under subsection. 1t is a matter of surprise
to many that the adjoining buildings were
saved. All honor to our Fire Department.
The Catholic Benevolent Association of this
city chartered, yesterday, the steamers Cham
picn, No. 3, Caledonia and Fairy Queen, for
the purpose Of conveying all who wished to
be present at the laying Of the corner stone of
new Catholic Church about to be erected in
Augusta, Kentucky. A large crowd was,
doubtless, expected to be present, judging from
one order which they gave for seren thousand
t,co hundred bottles of Sutton & Co.'S "pop."
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30
CINCTNNATI, MONDAY, MAY 80.
Gold in Ohio.

Several of our exchanges announce the
fact that gold has been discovered in va
rious counties of Ohio, but none as yet in
sufficient quantities to pay for the work
ing. The precious metal does exist, how
ever, in every hill and valley of the Buck
eye State. 1t lies dormant in every acre
of land, and abounds in every rivulet and
stream. No land under the broad can
opy Of heaven is more prolific of the au-
riferous treasure. Yon broad expansive
field Of waving corn, nodding a grateful
recognition to the breeze, and humming
vernal melody with its myriad graceful
leaves, is gold mine-richer, far richer
than ninety-nine one hundredths of ad-
venturers find in the mountain canons of
a distant land. Every tree in yonder for
est their stalwart arms stretching TO-
ward the sky, and sturdy trunks weather
ing each blast that blows lis lead of
gold, needing only the skill and labor of
the yeoman to fashion it into coin. Yon
rolling river, bearing on its surface count
less argosies freighted with untold wealth,
rushing from its birth amid the SHOWS of
the Alleghanies to lave the shores of the
orange and the sugar cane = that, too, is
a mine, compared with which thousand
Australias would sink into insignifcance.
1t is time, then, that this following in
the hue and cry of "gold in California"
"gold in Australia" gold at Pixies
Peak, had ceased, and that the citizens
of Ohio should delve successfully at home
for that for which SO many seek in vain
abroad. One-half the energy, one-balf
the zeal, one-half the enterprise, and one
half the ambition which have character
lied the exertions of those who are now
languishipg in auriferous lands, many Of
them without the means of subsistence
from day to day, would have placed them
far beyond the reach Of want, ut hume.
If the thousands of famished men and
women who are now rushing pell-mell in
return from Pixies Peak, almost fighting
for food and raiment, had only directed a
1.-THE of their enterprise in proper chan
mel, they might each and all be settled in
a comfortable home, and surrounded at
least with the necessities, if not the Ink
uries of life. Try it, ye men of iron
wills and willing hands, who would seek
for wealth abroad pull off your coats,
roll UP your sleevs, seize the first imple-
ment Of labor within your reach, and
with it carve fortune in your native
land.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30

HOMES FOR THE PEopLE- Cheap and
comfortable homes for our citizens of
slender means, may no doubt be secured
by the successful establishment of prop
erly organized street passenger railroads
by various routes through the city, COM
municating with points eight or ten miles
distant e-t
A capitalist who lately visited Cincin-
natl, St Louis, and Chicago, with view
of determining in which Of these cities a
permanent investment of his means should
be made, decided in favor of Cincinnati.
He found here, that nearly every me-
chanic had home, and that workshop
was found on every street, even up to the
hillside. 5i p" r''..f''
The rapid sales Of lots in the western
Wards intimate that the workers want
comfortable homes at more reasonable
prices than at the rapidly increasing fig
ures asked and obtained for real estate
{" down town"
"a Let us then avail ourselves Of cheap
homes, amid the grateful scenes of the
country, with pure air, and room for gar
dens, reached with small cost by line
of City Railroad cars.
y We trust that we may, before another
Summer passes, see hundreds of laborers
passing in the cars to and from comfort
able homes at all points in the vicinity o.
Cincinnaki rs. f. -... fr...,..-, I a.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30
HOME INTEREST.

Winder's skylight Gallery, Western
Row, opposite Court, contains some fine Oil
oolOred Photographs on free exhibition.
If you want to buy good furniture, go
to MULLEN & CARRIERS, 1874 Sycamore street
Fits are generally considered danger
Gus, but the kind of " Fits" Redman & Du-
rando, Merchant Tailors, 1877 Main street, will
give you, will have benign influence upon
the mind and body, as long as the finest fabrics
will withstand the ravages of time.
In regard to Pictures, If we should
try to write volume in few words, we would
say "BALL 4 THOMAS, 12O wEsT FOURTH
STREET" i.
Daguerrean Gallery, South w est
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cents.
Warranted to please. t.
We understand that the best and cheap
est ikenesses in the city are to be had only al
APrLEsATE's Broadway Gallery of Art. Thoy
cost only twenty-five cents. r
For Wedding and Visiting Cards, 60
to HALLS, No. IA West Fourth street, also for
fine English and French Note Paper and En-
velopes. .,, ...
Harlan q Wilson, No. 40 w est Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30

A letter fro m Constantinople states that the
brothers God .dard, the aronapts, lately had
narrow escaI es from becoming the victims of
popular fury in that city, in consequence of
ness which large number of DerSons had "a ",s Az
sembled. The weather was so boisterous, that
an attempt to ascend would have been attended
with in,ninefft dsnger. At the announcement
Of the pbstponemSnt, the rage Of some Of the
person became so furious, that two attempts
were nade 70 stab one Of the brothers; and IL
was o, ally by the utmost exertions of the police,
aided by several English, French and Cor
mans, that they could be extricated from tho
hands of the Turks. ....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30

-, The selma (Ala.) papers mention the arri-
v val at that place Of the camels, designed for
planters I'm the vicinity. They are TO be used
,,sa for plYwing and all kinds Of heavy work on
the plantation. t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30
Fire Insurance.

We can not withhold our need of acknowl-
edgement for the commendable action Of the
various Insurance Companies, as indicated be-
low.
Were such examples of quick and satisfactory
settlements oftener practised, without the con-
tinued "higgling," SO often resorted to by
some companies, greater confidence in Insur-
ance would be enstalled in the public mind.
As with an eagles eye, we have watched
the ETSA, which has seemed to us, in it's giant
strength overshadowing all others. To our
minds, its ACTIONS as exhibited in multitu-
dinous places in different sections of the United
States, during the lastfew months, have re-
deemed itself, and now, without reservation,
we commend it to the patronage of every
body--every where, except to those of evil
intent. Herewith is the article alluded to
above, from the Home News, Marietta, Ohio,
of Saturday, May %, 1859:
HONORABLE PRoMPTITUDE.-The agents of
the various foreign Insurance Companies who
congregated here after the recent FIRE, have
completed their business, settled their policies,
and returned to their homes. The honorable
and prompt manner in which they have ad-
justed and paid their losses, commends them
warmly to the confidence of our citizens. While
we would be glad at all times to see them, we
hope they may never have occasion to visit
Marietta on similar errand. A list of the
losses as adjusted and paid, follows:
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30
r.. @. 81 90.
NEW AMERICAN BOOKS.
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.

3. WIN. CRAIG'S INFLUENCE OF VARt-
ATIoNS Of Electric Tension as a cause Of Fpi-
denies. svo., cloth. Price IS 20.
4. JAMES DIXON ON DISEASES OF THE
EYE. New edition. l2mo., cloth. Price 81.
s. BoswELL's TOUR TO THE HEBRIDEs.
New edition, illustrated. l2mo., cloth. P,ice Toe
8. EtRs. RUNDELL'S DOMESTIC COOK
ERY. Emo, cloth, ioc.; board, 25c.
Z. EUa'ENIEGRANDET. BY BA.IzAC. 25c,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30
Columbus Advertisements.

II g. CHITTENDEN-Just received a
~ new and cheap stock of Fancy and Staple
nry GOODS, boots, Shoes, Hats, Cans, &C. No ,S
exchange Block, South High street. Columbus, o.
"Dlch he wall sell cheap for cash. my25-am
RUSHBY & HART-ARTISTs Armo-
49, ry Hall, No; "a South High street, Columbus.
nc. ono; photographs, Ambrotypes and Melsinotypes
ny IL anystyle OF size, and at the lowest prices
hie Size Portraits colored in OIL Persons having
e9types Of their deceased friends can haye
nheness OF life size, colored in Oil or Crayon
rerIectsAsisiactlon given or no charge. myS
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30

The rite of confirmation, or laying on Of
hands, was administered at st. Johns
Church, (Episcopal) yesterday, by Rt. Rev.
Bishop McIlvaine, on sixteen new member
of the Church under DR.. Nicholson. Three
of the converts were males, the remainder of
the gentler sex.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30


CONVERTED BRAHMIK IN TowE.-A large
audience was in attendance last night, in the
Unitarian Church, 10 see and hear Jaguth c.
aaugOOly, native HindoO--a converted Brah-
min. Hei Of dark omple1ion-brOnze tinge,
re and straight black hair. He was eduOated for
sprisst of the Hindoo religion, and was repu-
ted a. an Oriental scholar Desiring to qualify
himself for preachihg his faith, he read some
tracts prepared by Christians, and in due time
= becams convert, and at once desired to visit
ss.z Amsriea. Two years since he came TO this
country, and having devoted himself to the
Unitarian faith, viii, after another year spent
in the United States, return to his country
10 labor a. Q missionary He has learned
our language, and Is a very interesting speaker.
He lectures 10 night in the Unitarian Church,
Onths manners and customs Of the Hindoos.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30

A ldemphis paper Of the 18th, says: owe
under Itand that Littleheld, the seducer of Miss
Butler of North Adams, Mississippi, and sus-
pected poisoner of his victim, is now in our
city,"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-30
MARRIED

inst, BY the Rev. O. P. Goodrich, Mr.. IT, j. Blows,
Of Coyington, KY, to Miss ANNE j. EATON, Of Bran,
don, Oakland county, Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15
EE HEs EEs
-IsnNnLs INNnIII-NTInN-

POISONOUS lNNuClLATluN.
Person, ~h,. b, ac,,lcl, or otherwise l-yoms
ipnosu.,trl With ,p, m,Ii-u,1, disorder, v,ii 6ni
theRRR rrmelis. prompt, quick apl efficient.
rsr.oas N, have .uf,ryI from rhr'ric >crofih
syphilis. or th. effect. ct N,r,ur,al treatment, ace
i1i1rmsi that R,ivny'. Rsno,auas Hc.n',eul
vil qu.skl, I've ih, b,, from corrupt humnr',
whether th- same D. .,nsuliri within thr body
fou u,clrct ,r 90 treatment. or ,nn1cuhicj thro'
ilIi.cr,t,,p or aociJsut wchNc AnoUn hund-
,c. ia ,h,. c, tr,h,ns ava, their time, sod .ul.
trt1. the mD.t .sysrr Torture. Zoe wars b,,u sui.
dsu, restored q, hsalih o., Il 4 I; remedies. o.
40 case. 81 tscsut d,ie-Jh,t h.. uadsr one y,ar--
Roadway. Esuo,aling Rr.ol,ro, ~dl remove al
painful dihculir. ani Obstruction. ,ut~o or lLr,c
d,,s. u wiu. Foe a,l chu,aic case. 1t borg stand.
us. prove %. p,t,1t ,tho,r, within 81, dl.. IL
ukias 4 4 Rr.ol,,ut, ,,cr ralleut .houI take
oar url;aIsa,'. Regulator. a, night. to Keep tac
Bos,l., Live aut k.Ius,. r,gui,r
Tur a,uf, p,,u., s,rhsr rheumatic, nrtTuus or
psuals,s, L Il RELIEF Will stop thc ua,i severe
psfoN,slus in ~ minutes.
>olIt ,u.T. BATES y co, Pans; and o.,
". \. RUST, VI. u. South Pans.
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Sheriff. Sale.

ONruRB, -. Paris, March 20. 1850.
rINAkEN on execution On favor ,t l.uthcr Wash.
barn. ,g,in.t Jacob Whitman, it,, and will
b. sold Ia public auction NJ the Court House IN
Paris IN .ad County Of ONlori. on SATURDAY, the
7h dsy Of NAV 4. u. 1859. at r., 81 the clock \.
VI. all the right, title ani ntcres which the said
Jacob Whtmln j.. has OF had o'l the 2lst dsy of
Orto..er 4. u. ls5s, the time wh,n the same was
attached on the original writ. in and to the follow
ing described resl estate, a. ~it; ~ certain hts
or parcels Il land together with the lriliinys
thereon, situated IN Woodstock 10 .aid County Of
Oxiori, containing eight acres, n,rr or les, be-
en-. The s,mc lsnd which VS. conv',ed w rvder-
ic Libby O. Samson Andrews hy mortgage deed
dated April3, 1851. recorded With DNiori Record,
book =. p,gr 3g5, which mnrlgsge deed was a.
signed o., the saii Samson AndfcSs 10 the said
Jacob Whitman, it,, Apfil Z, lSJ6, which assign
meat - recorded with ONioui Rec'rds, bnok lOI,
page sol add b.ng The s'me prrr,ises on Shich
the aid Jacob Whitman, j.. nnW lives IN laid
WoDl.tuCk. SAID premises are subject to mort
gage ~ ssid : tm'pn Anircws % secure the paw
m-ui 81 certain mites IN al mortgigr mentioned,
on which there !. doe the sun of oie hundred siN.
N.siN dollar. az seyenty -four cent and no more.
Said lat mentioned mortgage deed !. datel Apr,l
:. lsJ6, and recorded with ONlo'd Record'. book
100, page III.
% LANES 4. CLARK. DENY shift
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15
CHEM ga stR ap.sE
'slulINII 'NDOIS 'IIOIS
STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES,
For Sale

TI'llE Subscriber oIcrs M. store sol stock At
Locke. Mills l1r sale At gu.N bargain,
having ConcluIcd o. l,aSc ih, place ~ lew
rupnths Ca accoult Of the health 1T h,s huil,.
40, l.srspn drsifuus II Purchasing stand we'll
heated, which has alsaNs hli good run IT bu.-
ius.', will ind Il lur their iutcict O. call AMI 80
anime thr premises. stock nal iNturr.. The Store,
stable and GunrN are alI connected. and there
D.. s..p a convenient. well h,i.hrl dN-lliny hru.e
over The .ilrr, containing eight good sitrI room
aII Boo good rrpa,r. A gordWr.l ~ water .. IN the
,sfI. cll, rurui ipr The store. house AMI stable.
The aipye offer. good oh,nc, fpr ap, one whn
has a small capital ani woull lie 90 dn good,
sale inslnc,., which vii piy i,om one O. two
th.u.api dollar. q year. u the lmrrhi'rr should
pee 'er the stock Withuut the store, coz the store
without the goods. he ctn Ne accumulated.
The stock consists at the u.ial variety of a
c1uuir, store. MT large az this time, bot we'll Sc.
lertr.i. An, Information relating a. either store
or .iusk. vii br gi'eu b, appl,a &, the sub'eri.
bsr un the prc.uisrs.
JEREMIAH BARTLETT
I.nrkr's Mile AuTilI, 1859. 10
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Arnyai OF the City Of Washington
= Temple street. Bil..tnn. Eug.,l
Trbru.r, 2S,h, 1859.

trhrusN 18th, l~15.
Ns..r.. rsrry payi. = Sup-Geutss l take
pleasure u haaI,ng 500 the saeil.el trsf ,in,u'als
Of th- yir,us. ofD,vis'FAIS HILLTE. It~ss
OBJ request of,hs par,,ss tha, I forward them 90
goo &c publication. have also testimonial
ir.H George Cartwright. sasiac,r. sud Richard
Webster, miner. bata u cha. towni also Of Mrs.
!rl-' ofy,,tpri, Place. aaI Mr.. C,dinan, Keep
e. %. ths B.ri ,n-HanI Inn.
Nuur. truly, JTssl FITrcEEE.
SiRs.-I desire 60 bear wilI,ns testimony 10 the
-aa's'iul sai5ae, Of Psrry Davis. Pam KILLER.
! have tried it 81 variou. complaints. aai r pro-
p'r., u.sd, ii -. I believe. true 10 30. name.
pa kiier. b-g o. remain yOur. truly.
EpNsEb RowLEr, Shropshire.
SiS'-I have Use your raia Killer hr Liver
Complaint. AND Quad Il tn b. the bet rsmsd, I
ever iisd. have also used IL 9TH success Tor
,'''aaehs anil ulcsrstsl sore throat. u short 1t
a'' ~ equal in th,s country. ! beg To- remain.
''ar''Se., J. MoErroS. (Red Coz Inu.)
Bndg, 81. BIl,lon, Eng.
sod b. all dealers "a medicine.
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