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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-24

Hon. ". ". Boyce.-We had the Measure Of
seeing our esteemed and distinguished Repre-
sentative in tow Tuesday, and h-arinp
briefly his views in short address at the Court
Jionse, upon some OF the leading topics of the
day. MIR. Boyce said that a misspprehension
Of his views has been taken by some of the pa
pers in tho Stale. BY moGeratioun be dnes
not mean submission. Ie is unwilling to submit
TO the domination of Black Republican psr,v
and upon The election of President, as tile ex
Ponent OF such party, lie is not only for a
prompt dissolution Of the Union, and a Southern
Confederncy, hut il need be, for separate re.
cesson Of South Carolina from the Federal Union
10 remain where we are, he says. after such AN
event would be dishonor, degradation and ruin.
lie only eounsels moderation now, as means
10 the end preparatory to the great event which
will be determined In the election Of the next
President. He wants no new issues thrown os
hrebrands into the Southern ranks We mus,
Know what the South has to depend on among
ourselves IN regard 10 The future and it's action
Mr.. Boyce is opposed to National Nominat;,,,
Conventions, believing them 10 lie for the South
wrong in principle and false in policy. lie does
hot desire the State to 90 into the next scramhI.
> at Charleston, but would have us support cord.
ally any sound Constitutional man. nomiua, Cd
for the Presidency by that Convention, who
will stand up squasely and unequivocaily for
Dred Scott case." FIe would not support Doug.
las, or any other candidate who did not stand q,
for the protection ofSouthern institutions in ~,
common Territories With such position On
the part df the South the issue in the next Pres.
idential election will be plain and unmiaa a.
2 bic one. II a Black Republican is elected over
such man. for example. as Gen Joe Lane, OF
Oregon. Mr.. Boyce Is then for Immediate ress. IL.
. tnnee, singiy and alone il we must, without CO.
operation. With this explanation Of our Re pre.
sentative full. explicit and emphatic, from his
soRp ]ips, e are free to express our approba tion
3 ~ stiesSst his position Cande, Jour.
9teppl M Bspts NonsoiK, Va, Nov,
glH ssppIsp Fsdstal tfoops, Under
s;ths comm Hdog ss9lls have been eldsrsd
n & Il I.
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AIM

We are indebted to T. b. Glass, successor I,
X. l.. BRYAN. Bookseller & S,a,ioner, Columbia
5. c., for neatly printed and ,ntcrleaved At
manac for 1860; aud also for his handsomeI,
executed Calendar for the same year.
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CHARLEsToN, Nov. 19, 1850.
conon.-Ihe transactions in cotton to day did
not quite reach 400 bales. Prices were re-
ported irregular and rather in favor of buyers
extremes es@l lBc. Freights Oh cotton to uuyr.
l5lSc.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-24
GREENWOOD MALE SCHOOL
w. p. MCCLELLAN, M. A.,
FroPrietor.

ST TERM of 1860 opens 18th of jan.
u Tuition per annnm from $40 TO $40. Board,
$40 per month.
References: J. L. Dage, .. D.. Cuthbert,
Ga; r. FL. Nell. d. D.. Athens, Ga; N. NJ.
Crawford. D. D., PenfeId, Ca; Citizens OF
Greenwood and vicinity; and five years expo.
rience in teaching.
For particulars, see Catalogue.
Greenwood, 8. c., Nov. "a, 1859 81 Ct
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- 49,,
The Russian EEmp;rs---Fhe territory is i'm.
meuss, stretching across the north of Europe,
across the nofb of Asia, aud ueross Behring 3
Straits into America. In population airsndy
double. that of,Frsnce--4s O0O, 900 serfs {; o..
600. 600 commonsrs; 100000 nobies--.bese
within fifteen yeats from the present time Id
,agricnlture, commercial and mineral resources,
sbanndlesaj think Of, six hundred Russian ships
filled yah wheat going to, England for 4 marke.
during one twelvefbonth : Tie people, the
selties. he cpstomu, both oriental and occidental
eorientsl 10 appeafancs; occidental In life. ener.
nv and development a seoMntry new in appear.
aace, ike Amsrica. and withah American man.
Heat dsstioy! Ainetieai pnsfing westward and
,sonthsestward 70 the PaeiHc, To- confront the
sAms,sca that BIO bss spdin both America Ind
Rsssians the msehanipai arts snd Intelligence
Esptssaiag among the tpasses viii Nne examplsd
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NNY STOCK of Fancy Articles, ornomen-
AvA tai AS we'll useful, adapted for the
city and country wholesale aud retail trnde is
now open for inspection. Purchasers will find
at this establishment, the latest Paris No:eltes
OF the season. n long experience in this busi.
ness anu hrst rate connections, enable the pro-
prietor to pr''gsess with the age produce new
and fashionable e"o'ls at the op- ming of every
| season. and thereby keep his furever the ,,ost
attractive STOCK in his city.
Porte MOnnalrs and Pocket books of over two
! hundred patterns.
Porte A"nnNie-Bags Of Leather, Clc.h and
Velvet, nj all p,i"es.
Ladies' Travelling and Reticule Bags, plain and
ornamental.
Card Cusrs of Pearl, Shell and Morocco.
French ornamental Huir. Pins, Combs and
Bands Of all coors and styles scne OF which
! ARE perfectly elegant.
Stercoscopes and Views. comprising foreign
and American Scenery, Groupes, Stutuaries,
&C., &c.
Jewel und Perfume Stands OF every descrip-
tion
Work Boxes. furnished ond unfurnished of
rap'rI Mache. Rose wood, und Mahogany, of Il
larger variety than ever.
Writing Desks Of almost every size and stvle
from s.. 90 up to $50. 90 a piece.
Backgammon Boards, Chessmen and Check.
ers.
Beautiful Toilet Stands, suitable for wedding
Presents.
Evening Fans. with Marabout feathers of the
latest patterns. Papetries, Porte -Folios, &c.
Ladies' and Gents Dressing Cases, Perfu.
mery, Combs and Brushes. Jet Goods
Accord-ons. Harmonious, Violins, Violin and
Guitar Strings Beads, Necklaces, Lead Pencils
Sewing Birds, &c.
An elegant assortment Of Meershaum Pipes
and Segar Tubcs.
Toys of every Description. India Rubber,
Mechanical, Below and Box TOYS, Dolls. Mar
bes, Guns. Swords, &c, b. the single piece, by
the dozens, or in original Gases, containing 6:
IL; 90: 80 or SO dozens. costing from $500
to $50 90 per case I; and Fire Works, as per
printed lists furnished on application.
Merchants or retail Lmyers acW be promptlv
'erued. aud their orders 6y mail or otherwise
faithfully ereemted.
1srms-Cashj or Sixty Days, city accept.
ance.
r. vow SANTEN. ~;
2S8 King. Street, Corner Society. =
Nov. "a, 1859 81 6m %"
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Commercial.
ABBEvILLE, Nov.

AbBEvILLE, Nov. 90, 1852
Co"om.-Alarket brisk. We quote from 9
to log cents.
COLUMBIA. Nov. %, 1859.
cofton.-SaIes of cotton yesterday l63 bale,
Extremes 10s@el0 13-l6c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30


II a4ssfa JEW ltll tailAeti fihnuft-
ere ofthit reliable and safe remedy Tor female com.
fants would respectfully catho attention ofis ladies
Of thii country 20 a. feeling atturcd that in this ter
win nnd safe and never falling remedy for 40 diieai.
afisine from derauged and dtofdef8d iytsn, iuch
lot headache. papitation OF The heur, 0Wnaia Of
spirits, nervous affections, ieucorfhen, Sc,
10 removing stoppafer, ohltfuoont Of the manse1,
foui uhatevofoauie they infalhle. The fupprsf.
sion 20 eomou, ttpeediy folioved, ard thcfc will Be
~ fscuranco u ussd according 70 direotiout. They
are especially adeped nARHinB LADtns (iof pafio-
ulafs oifcua, 70 Be found IN each boz with dfec
uona)
None reuuins without the signature Of Emile Moutor,
Proprietor ga Rue Sc Houors, Paris Mattol n Laurie
importer.
al rospoctabs druggists n the Uuitod States and Can
adas.
Mail Package put Mp IN olotsly scaled double end
envelopei ani having the appearance Of an ordinary
letter price 81 90, sod only BY general agents,
u. ALbrv ard Co. Cleveland o., who will send them
post paid ,hetecep oftho price, and to whom a o.
ders must 6e addressed.
Sold BY 7, l.. 81. John of THIN, o., who viii alss
send them by mail any address thefeceipt price
through the THIN z. q.
Oct. 1H.1r
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To HOuscllccncrs.

COMMITTING NEW-H. T. BABBITTS BEST
= MEDtCINAL HALERATuS.
is manufactured from common salt, and
90 is prepared entirely dinertnt from other q Q
10 Salaratus. An the delotorious matteteK 70
tractod IN such manner as to produce
Bread, uiscuit, and all Kinds of Cake, with
ontcontaining particle Of salaptus when
the Bread or Cake h. hakedi therbyprndnc.
ing whoeEomc results. Every particle OF
Ann sauritu, s turnod to gas md passes thro' AND
the Broad or Biscuit while Baking; cOnsc.
quently nothing remains but common Salt,
Water and Flour You win readily per.
ceive by the taste Of this Salcratus thntit
is entirely different from other Socrntus
T0 II is packed IN ono pound papers, each m
~ wrapper branded "B. =. Bahbiu's Best ~
Medicinal Snentns - also, picture, twist.
cdloafofbrcnd, with glass Of encfvescinR
water on tho top. When yon purchase
papcr Won shonld preserve the wrapper,
and be particular 10 get the next exactly
like the fr,t-lrand ~ above.
Full directions FOR making Bread with
60 this SnlHratus and Sour Mir or Cream &C
OC Tartar will accompany earh package; also OC
directions for making all kinds Of PntiTyi
also, for making Soda Water aud sedliiH
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAR WITH
B L. I3 \ B 13 / II T. y
PURR CONCENTRATED PoTASH.
AND Warranted double the strength NJ rinary AND
Potaship put up In cani-l H., lbs, 2 his,
O lbs, md 10 lhs, with full directions foT
making Hard and Soft Sonp. Consumers
will hnd this the cheapest Potash In mar.
ket. Manufactured and for splo by
E0 ABBlTT, M
~ Nos. ca h 20 Washington st., New York, ~
julo0.ir nnd No. % India st. Boston.
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DIR. ChurchiIl's work on Con-
sumption.

Comprising bis Report made 20 10 the Imperial Acadc
my Of Medicine, PaHsi Notes OF Cases, and letter.
Documents, Testimonials Sc, which, together with
Circular will be sent on receipt ofTWELNE CENTS
In stamps 20 cover the expense OF postages.
t1f7- Those therefore, who wish RELIABLE lNFOR
NATION previous 10 deciding whether 10 Try this
raorlinar remedy, should lose time In writing fo
Dr. Churchil's Treatise Thousands wonld be restored
10 health BY placing themselves under this treatment
during the Summer, which istho most favorable seon
but who, II they delay, may 60 down to pfomatur'
graves.
cTy~ Price of of'WtNCHESTER's GENUINE PREP
ARATtON," ofthc HvrorHosrrtTzs of LiME oadSo
"a (n Symp) 81 per bottle; three bottles fur s. Sin
glc bottles, in concentrated solution, nv Nut when o.,
pccuy requested 50 each. The Day SALTS Furnished
10 the Profession. Each bottle hos full directions fo
use, with nv FAC simile signature. USE No OTHER
Sold Wholesale and Retail, u The sole General Dcpo
in the United States by J. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agents, 40 John S., N. v
Sold by I. L. 81 John & Co, and J. F. Wooster, Tif
fnO. July e-ty
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Cure OF COnsumptiOn. .

In the second and hrd stages cat aperod consequent
w. when there can be uncertainty 10 the nature Of
thedsease can be obtained In acascs BY this trent.
msnt except when the existing lesion OF the lungs of
Itself sufficient TO produce death Hereditary prcds.
position IN way to cnunteract the effect Of The
patients IN whom Il was most
strongly marked recovering rs rapidly others.
This Remedy has not only acurnve effect, hui Will
fused wherever there exists suspicon Ofhc disease
PREVENT ITS DEVELOPMENT, md thus oct As
ApREsRRvATtvE wtrm uEaARn TO CONSUMPTION, JUST
As vAsCfNATIoN DOES Win REuARn TO 9NALL.roN.
tits mpossible within the limits Of ordinary adj
vertirement, 10 furnish tho OVERWHELMING
PROOFS In nv possession in regard TO the sucsess Of
this new and SPECIFIC TREATMENT foro one or the
most terrible tcourrea OF the human But IN ofeI
to satisfy the numcrou nqui-crs who daily address
ing me for information, have Just published lranila
uon OF
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WARD ASSOCIATION


benevolent Institution established by special cndow
men fr the Roef Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted with Viruleni and Epidemic Diseases.
times Of Epidemics, IL l. the object OF this lnsttu
uon To establish Hospitals, oprnvide NuTfos, Phys
clans, Clothing, Food Medicines &C. fpr tho sick and
destitute 20 take charge Of tho orphans Of deceased par
cnts and 10 minister w cvory possible way the Tou
NJ the afflicted aud the health OF the puhc NJ large. II
s the dnty Of the Directors, such lines visit pof
sonny the infected Districts md % provide AID
means of relief Numerous Physicians, NOT nclingmem
hers the Association, usnnly enroll their IN
books iaboct to be called upon to attend m hosp tails
free Of charge
In the absence Of Epidcmes, the Directors have an.
thorEed the Consulting Surgeon to give advice and
medical aid to persons suffering under CHRONIC DIsEAs
rs Of avrulon character aTsng from abuse Of the phys
Onl powers, NAL treatment the effects fdrugs, &C. Sc
Various reports nnd traots the nature antreatmenl
Of Chronic Diseases, by tho Consulting SurgoOn have
been published for grauious diarihution and will be
sent FREE oF CuARoE 20 the afflicted.
Address Tor Reports or treatment, DP GRoRdE r.
CALHOUN Conanlling surgeon, Howard Association,
No South Ninth Street, philadelphia, Pa. by order
90 che AiTaafssFss fiHua -. ngauuwHbtt rest
Gro, FAIRCHfLn, Secretary. tenl71T
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WEgr BEnFonn, Cnshnct0n Co., May II, lt3f.
Mr. II. u. Kingsley, Sir-i have been selling the
medicines ofthe Gfnr cnhotg Company for the last ten
ycnrE, md have invariably found ihem TO give good
antisfacion and tho pis have sold 10 n rrrat many
their tea and coffee, and with my
ir1c they have become staple article Marihns licr
inc Caiholcon h medicine that hns done great n.
mount or good In famllo diseases One lady sold "
told me sho had received more benc6t from bottle
thnn she did from long Of medical treatment by
the most shillful phyticianl Yours truly,
Jan. ], 1854. JANIS WiLsoN
For Sale by A. r. Van Doom, a. H. Snyder, ).
r. Wooster Tit1n; II. Hall, Lowelli Dr. p, Yates,
Green springs; WIN. Hubh, lodi; =. P. Huh, Flat
Rock; VIM. Rininger, AuioAi y. Hoffman Co., Nc
CutuhcnviHe; j. w. Wing, AdHanj and by one agent
In MI the rrincipnltownt In Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies nddress
n. %. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
iu25.ly. Anont for Ohio.
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k' 'TBU.IhRylN- Nv HllSSL ,I5Nltl.k

from which mankind suffer over allared rlart- OF
the globe, is tho consequence Of diHcnsc action
in the system, induced by the pOis0ngus rniasm
Of vegetable decay. This cxhaation q efolvcd
by the action Of solar heat on wet soil ana rieog
with the wntery vapor from Il. While the sun =
below the horizon this vapor fingers near the
earth's surface, and tho virus is tnken With Il
through the lungs into the blood. There IL acts
os an irritating Faisou on tho internal viseora
aud cEcrcting organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails 70 sccrctc not only this
virus, but also tho bile from the blood. both
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the cirCuln-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach s.-rn-
pathize with the liver, and become disOrdcrcd
also. Finally, tho instinct OF our organism, as
II in an attempt 30 cxpel the noNious Infusion,
concentrates tho whole blood Of the body IN che
informal cxcretorcs TO force them 10 cast & Ohti
Tho blood leaves tho surface, and rushos 10 tho
central organs with congcstvo violence. This Is
the CuILL. But In this effort Il fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushcs TO the surface, as N
N another effort 10 oNpcl the irritating poison
through the other great cXcrctOry - the skin. In
TINS also i falls and the system abandOns tho nt-
tempt exhausted, and waits for tho recovery Of
strength to repeat tho hopeless effort another day.
These arc the lits OF paroxysms of FEvnn AND
AGuE, Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine tho health II Il Is not removed.
We have laborsd 20 find, and have found, an
nuffHofo
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lam physician Of thirty years practice. Ny prin
cpnl study has been diseases Of females. They have
gcucray hnlcd my hrsi efforts Obtaining the mater
ME composing Mnnhnt Uterine Catholicon, / wni
nrnsed with thcm gnve them fair trial. and found my
self nhundanly successful In my former practice couit
only mitigate The symptoms of about half the cnscs nnt
could not one IN ten. Now ] can radically cur
NJ lcnst seventeen In twcnty and mitigate the rest
consider Mnrhnlh Uterine Catholicon tho rroatos
blessing 10 fomalcg I have met with.
J. n, WmuAMs, n. D., Charleston
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AYer's Ague Oure.

which ncuhnlizcs this mnlnrous poison in tho
blood, and stimulates the liver 20 eNpe Il nom
the body. As Il should, 80 it does cure this az
activc disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
docs more, or rather does what Is OF moro SER
vice 10 those subject 20 this Infection. II taken
in season Il cxpols Il frOm the system as Il is ab
sorbcd, and thus keeps those who use Il free nom
It's attacks; keeps the system IN health although
exposed TO the disease. Consequently Il not only
cures but protects from, the great variety Of ar
fuctions which nrc induced By this malignant
influence, such ns Remttcnt Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Aguc, Periodical Heodacho,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fcvors, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, GOut, Blindness, ToOthachc, Ear
ache, Catnrrh, Asthma, Palpitatous, Painful AZ
fcctOus Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections OF thc Stomach and Bow
els, 1ll of which, when arising from this cause,
win be found to assume mOru or less the in.1rmit-
tent type. This "AoUE CURE" removes tho cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This Il accomplishcs by stimulating the oxcrc-
tories TO cxpel the virus from The system; and
these organs by degrees become hnbitcd 70 DO this
their Office OF their own accord. Hence nuiscg
what VIC term dcclimntioH. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life not long enough, or
Is sacrificed In the attempt, willie this " AGUE
CURE" docs IL nt once and with safety. We bavc
great reason 10 believe this is a suTer Ms well as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which are cnuscd by the minsmntic injection
than any other which has been discovcrcdi and
It has Ftl another important advantage 70 tho
public, which Is, that II Is cheap as well as good
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

This ex,raoriinary CHEMICAL PREPARATION
Of PHOSPHORUS, Ohe rRorHyEAcTIo and etRATtyE
iu of PARISH u performing wonderful cures thfoughon'
Europe andthe United siatos, having already altar
since its introduction, remarkable popularity, both
with the medical profession and The public. II he a
purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, acting with
AnsoLUrR CERTAINTY, and or INVARlABlE Eff.
CACY in all stages Of Pulmonary and Nervous Diseas-
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GRAFFENBERG
FAReglY ty0gDtct@gs,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARrToRn, Tfumhull Co., o., March 7th, 1857,
hereby eel rtify that have been dealing In the Graf
onberg Medicines for the past year and truly say
that hnve never offered any medicines 10 the public
that have with the decided appreciation of the pco
They viii readily perform an and more than s pfumsed
Tor them have sold about 6ny bottles Of the Caiholi.
the past season. and hear the best results IN every
III O. Inrtrsnr. Medicnl Arcnt
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A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE.

and DEnItrrkTEn and will cure COWS Of giving nLOOpH
MILK They also increase the quantity Of milk when the
cows general condition bad The prgpretor hasbeen
Of igoE Horn Care SHOULD be exercised that you on
tain 81 johns genuine pOWders and sulcr not your
selves 70 be hunhuged with the assertion that some
thing else Il lust as good.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30

NV horse WAS worked and driven 30 hard, that he
seemed completely worn out and used up ifhe walked
a few yurdS ho would treinhe all over. ig seemed en-.
TREY WORTHLESS aud about 10 die gave him various
msdIcnes nut they were nf benefit ! nnly gave
him L y, ST. JOHNS CONDITION POWDERS. Ito
rnpidy Improved until Dc became pericc,y we'll then
sold lain fur one hundred dollars. p. P.sLAfhAkEh.
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P'o'''''s 'V' ''''''s '"- '"'''
property Of iho state. Before he board OF
pa ie works slall sIgn aud execute any lease
uy virtue of toe provisions of this oct, thoy
SINH require tho "a ldtr or bidlon Go whom
said lease was awarded, 20 make and sirn 6n
AFFIDAVIT setting forth Che namo or names OF
such bidder, and NJ all md every person, 90
rcctly or Indirectly interested iu obtaining
sud lease. aud it q firm, setting forth the iu.
dividwl nunea of lhc members of te nmr.
aud thot neither falu bidder or b'Iior, orany
pcuou in uHoir hehelt had ur DID associate.
coiuoicrnte, conuda ur combine with any
person or per ns, iie.uN or uIIfcc,y. fi
tho purpose oi prcNcnitg competition 'H L.I
uing iot t'io lease, ur ih lnl nnt CH.ltiue ur
dfirsuling ihn ot.c in on iH.ne niJ lcun .r
Ife case Oh ai NI'c. section .H, DO iNs suuo
imei all iuill'r s.'l. inr'l t'ht dlid b.d-
oeI' "a Dli.' oi tiI NaIHuI lN n1i, directly
Ni nglls'''li fip,tlee Nlh I'If'n 90 ncr. nf
10 Wlln.iaW Au. Uld ior ilc lutpa'a a'-r said,
and sail al ihtl, DO e1r'ir''r Ile.rrvsi
.'e lh ~ oND' NJ tnc hlafI Of public
NorNs' anu H fnl, 40 any umo ti rslltcr
alleH ~ s''i ,ltN "'' POO "ul ma'erla.
!" ~ ."'ll 'c 'olhl'u hld hoid
a"l" 'e'' 'Hut, i"i 'uhf "sldc any Itlac tn
uN % aU' uU'N u. wv. sN'' o. "ai Hnl 'uId
""9 'e' l,is'n "I ,'5'nr hlh'uE such false
"ul l'p luirnt oWdi''' shall be is med
8m . p.pnp' ond may b1 al d and
pr.'e N,'' v'e''Mf
'e',' y, r'h' Og p'i 'iiuo nFroument
oNy'N w ',-e'D on i.asDcs oui t1o state,
,''t ~ ~ ''t'oe' or hnl ic'uuu or
".'N' -n." I'l l"e i.n'
~. ".'t .'3 p'.. -p,c'hrd 300
."' ''''' '''l'"'i} lu h.' Hl
W. ''' '''' '' t'' 0aic
U'' 'D',' .''' ''"'-. htl lu iEo "1tcr
F eI ",u'h'. Or in .ohcs
s'NN' ,', 'v' "'U-'' 'r collectors OF.
' Wv "'. .'-" ',.'"e'r i'i h." r'us'ruc'
u" '." ,' %, '-' hahl. lrdgree'
w ,",1 u' 'so ,N'o OF NW'i hy
W ,.'e i,h..,s'.'o uI ohgt"ir' with amy
eI., ff''i. y, ',,',N ...N " WIN une government
iJ ,,.f I,.ii uy''le V'' lorm nioro.
~ "u" .'A't at NI Nntr' Whcn She "vug0n
"Un p'rml'' anu tlo water is not necessarily
','' " ''''' .1.'''n "' soeunus Tor re-
'''' ~, n." '''''. "a'"n' or obstruction with
~ '."'" OF so'No uni'laocn breaks u
- we ."o l"nNo "olh! or 90
,,tL ''Y "' "N''I pio!uetl 10y
LIZ. "'op '"p ',I'V lH Bood and propp
-''.'u" "n' ''lH9 Hhl -1hI make all
~. - i '.ttL- 'Hs 'e clh'.itt-
Fn u"l.l uls uIeeHO' 90 'he board oi public
'' 'uH'N', 'hpoytd uy ho state.
~ S,,i'ft ..,'f W I'"u vt ul material HhiIl hr
I"''n "g' mlh' lHr work moro ga.
.'I' 'N' '.' Ii'N 'r materials u8cd,
~, y .,.'. 1l''H '" 70, m"o, 90 'h'
80 l,s,,... 49,, ~ .,. ''n ''N, 'N" t,' 700
.,,i ,ii ,,., ''n p. '''l''n' 'hH,l PER.
,,rr.,,.'.,.,,.,', 'I NV ."' 'lI canals hnd
'uionN' en' 'gANci 600 said ruud max.
'S 10 u'suuelt,n la tolls chlrgcd or iu
Nlos'' s'an'odi il favor oi amy person or
"hPNult nut no person or company. hut mo-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-30
rihnnn Hnrs0n in ona stahle Cured OF q CouRh

r. f,l.s rd Az leaier m bor.es Widey oTi in
Northwestern Ohio, says; have made use OF l. n ~,
Johns Condition Powders for Cough, Dslemper want
value and the best horse me9cine with which an &C,
Quainied. time since ~ lhe hfeTNslhble OF
Danis COminas OF Maumcr City, and found bis horees,
aneen in number, Anlioted with cough, advised him
b. give them 81 Johns Condition powdera IN eight oE
ten lays learned he had followed my advice, and thAi
bis horses were then perfectly well.