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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
From the South Carolinian. :
PIcKNNs DIsrnIcr. Semi. 2G. 18l

iickENs DISTRICT, Sept. 2G, 1860
q" Mc E'htor NJ the Cdr0iiniun: Durinc
short visit to that portion of the North Car.
ollna Blue Ridge which oyerlooks the North.
we*tcsA Districts of our State your corrcspon.
dent had occasion to collect few notes, which
friends have suggested might be of public in
tercst' As to this, NIr. Editor, will you de-
eide
Pcndieton was the point ddppui of our
party. Thence twenty miles to Walhalla, VIC
rode over a section of the Blue Ridge Rail
road, which is rapidly progressing to compile.
tlou, and when opened for travel in January
next, will close thirty-threc miles of flushed
track from the Easter, terminus at Anderson
From Walha!la to Tunnel Hilt and West
ward all work is suspended. 4 description
OF these localities, so well known, would be
but words repeated; yet, the general interest
which has been attached of lato to the Blue
Ridge enterprise, will excuse passing refer.
cnce TO the last
Tunnel Hill. not ten months since, was
busy little village, of some 300 inhabitants
drawn together by the wants of the tunnel
contract. Tie tunnel was in n very forward
condition. Twelve months continued work
would have connected the two portals. Our
feelings will, therefore, be conceived upon
finding, literary deserted yillagc-the work
men gone. buildings tenantless engines stand
ing, machinery housed, the powder mill at
rest, and death-like silence pervading the
entire work. Some six hundred able.bodied
miners, mechanics anG laborers used to form
tho complement of the tunnel force In their
place, one solitary Irishman, stumped up on
a wooden leg, to ask, in the quaint phrase of
his country, whether the big tunnel was kilt
intrcly." No contrast could have been more
striking No appeal to State pride, or to
local Interests, could more cloaueutly urge
the prosecution of this noble work than It's
ow6prcscnt condition
In discussing the prospect of its early ro.
sumption and completion, one of our party,
somewhat addicted to figures, stumbled npon
three results, which impressed us, perhaps,
more on tho spot than they may your readers
at n distance:
j. That the interest payments of 1860 and
'6l by Charleston city and the State upon
their bond subscription to tho railroad, would
alone suffice TO finish the Stump House and
Adjoining tunnel.
2, Compromising this interest, the agcrc.
gate in fiffeon years will have reached the
amount which the State would now have to
contribute 70 put the enterprise in paving
condition, and thus stop theinterest payments.
3. The iaoreased valuatien Of real estate
in Pickens District from 1850, (wlion the
census gaye Sls72S, ,636, to the present CEN.
sus return, Ca, ,085, /, ,532) Ian incgease Of So.
22B,s96ia ono DissFict--forns very largs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
SELE0 TgD POETRY
Love Imperial,
ny W. GILMORE srMMs.

BY W. GILMORE sIMMs.
with an unpresuming face
And n manner soft md shy.
Love Imperial steals apace.
:, When You little dream him nigh;
1on may note his searching glance
In tho absent seeming eve:
ION may trace him in the trance
Of young idolntry.
Thcrc arc spirits yet TO win.
There ere bosoms still TO try.
And he deems il not sin
To extend his overcipnty,
With spell of wider power.
Than the mortal Kings may plov
lie will scale the naughty tower
Though it rugged be. and high.
For he arms him with n spark
From Young and artlcss eve.
And he strikes the lofty mark
Which would other force defy.
And the lofty tower goes down.
In the conhnnration high.
Ani the chie(,ain leads lie on
In long captivity
In the widest storm he scars;
tlc is safe in every sky:
Ana he wins the fnirest shores,
With wing of victory:
SlccnIess still. he steals apace.
When you little dream him nigh,
And achieves the hardest race
That his vagrnmt wing may try.
Hes the Prince. the Prince of Power.
AMI VIC how to him alone:
Hes the Lord of tent and tower
VT the cottage and the throne;
reHr mt peasant. cline and hour,
III alike to him arc known.
Ana weyicld him mp the flower,
And the fruit of every zonc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20

LIFE is sunshine or gloom; just as you
choose. have it appear.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
NEGRO QUALITIES.


Mr.. Trolope, in his recent book on the
West Indies, thus gives his estimate of what
is the natural character of the black man: ea
In many respects the ncgro's phase of hu-
manity differs much from that which is COM
mon to us, and which has been produced by
our admixture of blood and our present extent
of civilization. They are more passionate
than the white men, but rarely yindictive, a.
we are. The smallest injury excites their
eager wrath, but no injury produces sustained
hatred. In the same way, they are seldom
grateful, Though often very thankful. They
are covetous Of notice as is child or dogs
but they have little idea of earning continual
respect. They best love him who is most nm
like themselves, and they despise the colored
man who approaches them in breed. When
they have once recognized man as their
master, the more they viii respect him. They
have no care for tomorrow, but they delight
in being gaudy for to-day. Their crimes ara
those of momentary impulse, as are also their
virtues They fear death; but if they can lie
in the sun without pain for the hour, they viii
hardly dray themselves to the hospital, though
their diseases be mortal. They love their on
spring, but in their rage will i'll use them fear
fully. They are greedy of food but generally
indiferentas to quality. They rejoice in fnery,
and have in many cases begun to understand
the benefit of comparative cleanliness, buA
they are rarely tidy. A little makes them
permanently wretched
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
A EW P A r T 2. .

The developments of to-day have been an
interment of the Black Republican party prop
er, and the birth of a new Mulatto party, to
consist of Republicans and Southern Ameri-
cans The programme is, that Mr.. Bates, OF
Missouri, shall be the Presidential nominee OF
this alliance, which tits thought, will avoid the
charge of sectionalism; Simon Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, for Vice President, which, with
Forney's aid, is expected to make sure of that
State and New Jersey; and Mr.. Seward. has
consented to accept the English mission, with
the understanding that on his return after the
lapse of four more years from his Rochester
speech, he shall be taken up as a candidate for
the succession. This programme Is founded
on positive information, and Forney has been
the engineer of the alliance. The Republicans
will not move for Committees of Inquiry into
the Departments, but will follow the example
set by Mr. Ogle, of Pennsylvania, in lS40,
when he moved directly for Committees OF In
ouiry on Martin Van Buren's action. There
will be three Committees-one to examine the
President, touching the contract for Post Of
fice blanks, and any other contracts which he
may have directed; another to investigate the
action of the President, with reference to the
Chicago and other Post Offices; and third to
examine and report upon the agencies used by
the President and Vice President to carry the
Lecompton bill through both Houses. Col.
Forney has enlisted as engineer-in-chief under
the new "truckle-bed coalition" as it has to-
day been christened. He pleads that to strike
at the Departments would merely be to lop the
branches, and would crafty the President, who
regards every Cabinet officer as rival against
his denomination OF that of Breckenridge. By
striking at the President in person, the root OF
the evil will be reached, and the developments
in the Post Office and contract Departments
are expected to be fearful. Forney is exultant
and said to-day, in all companies, 81 will sup
port the Charleston nominee, provided they al
est request, and may be granted.-Co Cor. N. 2
| Times.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

PULPIT WIT-In Pennsylvania there is
clergyman almost as remarkable for efoquence
and eccentricity as Lorenzo Dow himself. On
charity occasions his pathos, VIZ, and sometimes
bitter satire, are sure to win more bank notes
and gold coin to the State, than the decorous
eloquence of half dozen men. On late oc-
casioR he was preaching Temperance sermon,
which produced unusual effect on the audience.
Among other things, he asserted as a result of
his own observation, that confessedly "mod-
crate drinker" was sure to become confirmed
inebriate within five years after he reached that
state of indulgence.
He was interrupted here by a man in the
audience, who started up in great excitement,
proclaiming himself moderate drinker of ten
wears standing, and one on whom the habit
made no progress.
The clergyman stopped short, leaned over
the pulpit, and when the man ceased speaking,
called out es
CT say friepd, stand up here and let me have
look at you" 9ri 5eio sa 81
The man made an effort to brave the host Of
eyes turned upon him, and stood his ground
sNearer, man p cried the minister, bsckon.
ing with his long finger. "Hold light up 10
this brothers face, some of 15ou. Step up on
the bench, and give us good look" ss.
The moderate drinker was not to be looked
or talked town he not only mounted the bench
but allowed a lamp to be held close to hi. face
The minister bent over his cushion, and gave
the face long survey.
uTbat will do.o said he drawing back, "that
will do, my friend and now [ say, IT oHeo
the devil a debt of hundred drunkards, and
had paid him ninty-nine, and he Wouldn take
YOU in full payment at the end OF nve yeess5
would never pay him. l,ss
= g.. nj :.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
COUNTY, OHIO WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH Z, 1860

Lord loveth he chasteneth." She remembers,
and she has accepted the hardness of her early
life as a lesson. and preparation for her
work in the world. Now, in the county where
she lives, there is an orphan asylum, endowed
from her wealth, over which she presides as
matron, giving of herself to the little ones un-
der her that loving tender care which she
knows is so seldom vouchsafed to the motherless
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
-D0etrp.
"HE ST.A.N.DETH 1T THE Door IND
K.N.OEKETR,o


K.N.OCKETR."
HEa-The following lines given by the editor OF
le Knicher5ocker, very beautiful:
In the silent midnight watches
List-thy bosom door
How it knocketh, knocketh, knocketh-
d. -Knocketh evermore
Say not it's thy pulses beating;
'Tis thy heart of sin;
'Tis thy Savior knocks. and crieth zoo
'Rise, and let me in l''
Death comes down. with reckless footstep,
To the hall and hut:
Think you death will tarry knocking,
Where the door is shut? 49,
Jesus waiteth, waiteth, waiteth-
But the door is fast:.
Grieved, away thy Savior goeth;
Death breaks in at last.
Then tits time to stand entreating
Christ to let thee in;
At the gate of heaven beating,
Wailing for thy sin.
Nay. alas! thou guilty creature!
Hest thou then forgot?
Jesus waited long to know thee,
Now KNOWS THEE NOT!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

TN KEN NY, Attorney at Law, has open
Il :. ed dnOfice the first door West of Post Office
on secohd floor here he will behappy to see his old
friends aud such others as may wish to engage his
professional services. April III. 1896 .-46tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

4 iIle, Ashland county, Ohio viii attend prompt
ly tosaH business ehtru sted to his care.
Feb a. 1855. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

10 sellofssat Law Ashland, Ohio. Office in the
Bank Building. over the Hardware Store.
Feb T. 1851 =34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

NTILLKRD sLoCUM, Attorney at Law, ASH
wv land, Ohio Office on -cornorOf Church and
Sandusky Sts Particular attention paid to collec-
tions Feb. 4. l557.-34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

- nR s. WooDIN, Dentist, Hayes
ifSF< IL Vile. Ohio. Teeth in serted from
oIfIYn one to- full set Filling done OF order,
n d warranted to give lsfaction.
February 4, 1857. 34t1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

FDSON & DE PUY, Attorneys at Law Van Vert
II Ohio will attend to all business entr sted to
their care theiconnticso of Vanwert and Mercer =
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
and payments of taxes for non residents. Also
agents for the sale ofrealestate.
1877 49tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

NTILLIAM RALSTON, JeweIer and Silver
w Smith few doors west of the McN Nuity
House. Ashland Ohio. Gold and Steel Pens and
choice variety of Jeelry keptconstantly on hand
Highest price paid for old Gold and Silver Re
pairing done to ord r, on reasonable terms-satls
faction warranted-s -
Fef-uary4.l857. - - ~ 54tt
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

nRaP.H. CLARK, Physician and Surgeon
~ Office three doors West of the Miller House.
lattention aid diseases of the Chestas
as all chronic cases. - T
MAY 6, 1857. .aGs = s.-i- 4ot1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

NRAPE9 GROWERS. CAN CARRY ON THEIR
q n business most successfully at Hammonton, free
from frosts. Some forty Vineyards set out the past
-.ssor See advertisement of Hammonton Lands,
100 - rcoit,n,n - 7ts ,359szaf -1aa --sr 6m29
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

sTz-T7z ElP EIY CLANS
n BUCK Practitioner of Medicine and
~ Surgery. .Rowsburg, Ashland county Ohio.
February 4.IS7.=kfsa Js-5-4 34t1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

FaTffss Wv :. u. HANCOCk,
M ERCHANT T AILOR, ard deale rim Furnish
WI ng Good AS Superior rstreetsundel the wed
ell Housef cleveland, Ohio.
JnlYA I - 3tt
, 1860-08-24


State Fair. 1888.
fFrcu ths Burlington Fra PssH1
Cs,1set md reliable Standards Of ~eahs
IN tls community, only seoard u sut 70 o'seet pa'
+.ns, In de,ne and .slaba cu1sacy. IN view Of Thu
sontassatoa tha reet al Of hay scales. II shs sAsa
FAsr md in Yesux an worthy Of nots Va p'tat.* bJ
s,.s II tha Stats Fair Montpelier LIT yesf
two competitors On salss appsa1sd and stsef shs ua
ths a,st premium av.rded 70 Ns John Aows 1fof
Brandon fur h.yseaes o9 ths strote RaA pat7ts Ard
thu eevond Il, e. T. Fairbanks Co.. Of st. Joanaau7J.
Tha ne parties met as1,n u Burlington, this f pTspana
for thorough t1tal Of tho ners u tas sss
th4 one pity tssnK to rttatn th new prssoese LEG
The osr determined to Igaa ii lost prss- thpuGf
till wa instituted and thu aoEs Of ths ~
tsstt s2psd: Fvs tons Of r11oad Iron 's7e psa
IN tu1u rpon thu ses and the whee nass moved tint to
ous xde Ind then to tbs cthes Of the platform md Add
uoo4l Weight of1 les in 80 h. weEhts Wa weighed
Eha ths tve tons lied The vz1ous positions AEn
4ap lbs iron peed upoa truck and weighed sae-
exa.fvetr eaeh Of the four esness OF tn Platform nd
In tie eeste1 otn. Sn weizhts. from ~ eA 70 la
~ers thso weighed. lea wvso weighed, 6rEy md To-
9%Aer and single md ssgteaie ~ts h'' were
re II T. srs vese my EaradorA We Hse a7sed hJ oas
~ IL committee before wh-sa tie tERl Ade, that
Strong Il Roes sea1es exhibited sxsPrsst~5 aoenrs-y>
through Ill ths testa ct skis TIA. while ths etaar
.1es though cotet In ra.ny cAsea did rot ahov e11s
uniformity throughout especially, exhibiting vaist,nas o.
,cns oonssaseues vte0 The heAvT wzhs ~se mCved 70
ahs 11usa1 eosuss Of tht p.atfo'nA Ths kv1d It d
sloa fpr thA hx1 sezss xaa sordnxiy Acs to NJ
HovA-
ron,u.ou Of shess seales; bot elimination Of Til
On witch they uzds. haa eoavneedua sthtl
-at v,,ne The sea.es IN AcAtsoo to the!r .e1!.hu
r.. r.en peculiar 4e1arta.es They afe ku pie - 90
III aee ho1 tAey eoud b oteso TleJsFe consequent
II. eas.p. They s1ardsd hJ Apeealx de7ee. hoa
, 1860-08-24
:trJSGkEsA: : :
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+: WATER. +:


tx Twenty.tv. Gent BoI Of B'andEtth's f.:s II ~a.
er1tAu pnre 6arApat!l!a than anr dollar
n.sle OF sar,s;.za. All who usne usapa1la i~s
ths ,ut.ttus Is1rdrtths }a and take ems zach night
viii ~ ,ouud superior to thu bottled article
hs1 Of tire L1Tk ADDITION PnIA warranted equal 10
.ro stellar bottle. eA.-spsz!la T1y 0: these Pills,
a4.:ys ingredient IL aikaled ct 6assspa1 Ia.
TAKE tll .ad ta5, you WHO COW ua!oE sE
sas4.:. aos c:hs. toue 1eaedies Unep al thcA 70
y Gays acd there ps in the paes Thereof for tn
t.se TIE I'll be ty ceuta m: theif worth thor
&.hc to.lArs, Ffncpa otic. ~ Canal-st., New for@
t.!r " GE1EGE L. STANTON. Gsnera1 Wests:n
&.n T. saC:h C!slk stssa Ct1go. arc by 81 rrerfeta-
'+r t~~+rs tn n..de!ne. jv.-1n
, 1860-08-24

4 SSIGNEE'S Whereas,
II Ev.nder 5 Wasaer snd Azth&.Aus G. Warner DID,
On The 3th dry Of October A. D. liza max N as&knme3f
oi IL Of Their d.ors Of I'll th-r pro1stsJ both
1eal lad person4 to the naierskr< With power 70 ~
auA convey 1te aame wheh Aftees ut asAEnmsnt e r.
cosed in he Recorders Or ef Coax CountT: aud STATE
o{ Illinois. IN Book No, u of Deeds. Il fsss3t.
Nov. therefore, pubile nt.es !. hereby given taA ~
ahA pusuznee and BY virtue Of the 20 EeF ALd A41of
II eAed BY raid Articles OF a4axnnsnt and 1oF re
md therein s.pEeasi "a n 81
cay Of August, l. l35Q. Il oat ocloek T. L:as as}
atthe uorh r Of The touz HGuss la T. chy Of Chl-
e.ko se public auction 10 The hsshet bidder 10 cam
III # tue at ,l1s aad ntsssss ~h:eh Tho I'd kHnd<.
= WsTuer and ArcAei2as O. Warner have In and 70 ~
f?now1z de.erbed pssmset to-.t:-A ~ OF .e Az
thIs NoYo KAnxe four.ee1, II Ih!d ftnep~!
Meridian. In Cook County. and stzfs Of limos. ~
h,und-d tenoz1: Bekinn!az II point ~ tae ea ne
II wet k1Y tn the lt1c OF E1oA Asrs - Sa1ea
tx 1ots south fEcn he northeast eoIa Or - ~ M
AMI wrst fo1ty rods sne so1a eoaA
themes est ,ary thence rh E?os |" the p@ee
Of beLrulnx, Ming twu AttTa o! a6d mo3e Ht Icy
bnz L aaua ps: per which 01oks EhtuoET conEeTsd
10 FQrmaa Hand bg artc.ts Of Agreement. oeaFnk IA
Apxus lnh 1885, a-d recorded IN tct ktces Oone oi
Cook County ulinolA Book Nh. IN Of D~eds II faxt
II whlch articles Of aErseus1 Eet On To 1ekh cay or
September. i, D. lS6 aalks Fl BY a4i fnEEan Had 10
taj kT3nder 4, Walner A2d ArchtlAu1 a. aEuefs Aao
recorded In Book III Of D~ss% II razs ~ q Uork Coua'
~ H4co.ak AAO2 y: tHnHyTy
A.AFpr+A,
, 1860-08-24

MORTGAGE SALE+-By virtue
In :s,h dsy Of Fea-zrY 1875 from alter D. b. Nor:
II ". Inns b. .s :, Eas: tslsf ~ na 5ss1'dtd "a
= 1taa Hssed % = i ,aa a oss dao, 81 ~
the Con Hone ID I'D CeuntJ. Of "lnnebAsa on ~
Int d.y of September rs. z os ~ T., tef II II
aht nd crafty of redemption tAtrtn for The vapoes q
aasE the t'ss noss nsa:.o1s IN sssa aestxats r.
nd Mortgage having beal pad. 1he feses 70 b sea
~ dszebed io1oxt:-ies ru:96er tssta, u Htofk
fa< On ths 1t ds of Rock RvtE, IN tas County
Of Nlrnsbazo aat Sal. Of Ql.soiA
by Fo,tks Shetdsn, bis Attorney II Ae4.
Rockford ApkaAt Eh, 1871, Ao"14"
, 1860-08-24
~ Why does Cr;stadoro'. Ex.

shcs ifye tTrr'ut fsoSe. clam, 10 3u:!e &c. ndenee
Lac .ns .ttes }ia1 lfyr a exirs<1rts LECLCt ais
'ht ory IL, hA+ tern .nx sea acd ruht " N.
r s'I''s The a9lleA CfeHea1 authority. ALSO fthe
ihA' nj ofLer y- ever t~e0 tutjesed tu tec
"a. Ala VISA. M'KLtj'EE, betIdes being fse r,
asry roroao den con.es Eu.f black or In xr
ard :na s!.t raee r. TINE .han aay sihcr dye in h
"or!d <rd every wEesr. sEc srp:st Try Il! At D.,
F-s-ad:e. rus A.to. Iluus-. kew York, Sold y
ne. u faEk'. f7< atett., tIicaf". ts27-D4W'lm,
, 1860-08-24

:" .vcrs' Miraculous Verrnin Dis
:, sstte.1 a1c het fcrec5 fer E1:eru'na:tnE RATS
LtE- COM REACHES. BUGS. ANTS, MOsQCl.
~, rLXAs, NOTES, GKAlS-~osMs Ane uAl-
K; LssEt'Tk.
u .,renA ust.ot Ga I'rnatxay, Es1 To:k.
ct d ~ --utxi'ta tve.rwhcre. ly*SeNq5a
, 1860-08-24

~ I Iaot+ -xhc are Curious % wit
star.cr:u. '.s:io. wtct 4. uhsva 1t tsiA
c..,.i.- f-ctttsft =. y hAl h-2ukht tic HAnuAo
sa, "Lfa ~! Tag n7t:td visit LII Wig azd
E.r =. .cEsA :. No. l"o Lete ttrret md .xAulns
.t- ..:rac ;7o: :lars ef NJ scrutiny de:Act
-. -:, ~ ':e l. ntep Aajustedto the Aea2-
, 1860-08-24
DR.. Blacks

Statement In the Cincinnati Medical Joa,1 ofls them
peat!s properties. h .ays:
IL ots OF the mott ralpab1s Alternatives known.
wtsn ken n oyes do.es ltat1 both Kmenic Ind
Cs.hxtc. The1si. perhsrA no a1te]s known uos snail
abe ,haa ths IN rofa syphNs Leueorhea md III Of
The Ion 1T Of Skin t!sees <ein ether seons efA
stronie character dependent upon adepr4vtd aad aehee
tc habit Of The lyses. Ae1 9lE!.k tsr t,] In
ri sorrca Of disexe, Az een1,eed that xeas1slaes
at:ve. 1t has 10 supe.so. In ths Kat<1a Xaa+ 1havs
tsi ILL., or nearly Ill ef the zeputed <savea Of ths reg
etb, Ma:erA Nedtea IN ons Of the mott lossasone dr.
.Asea thai h1uasty heir ia. aad tavs found that The
sIILL1NaIA poss%sss sasat!Es Fewess In znveh hsA
q desrts than ao5 thing sss have ted eincs ast
March havs t'esset about tAtya7s eassa ef Syphilis
without .lasle fuzs when tbs pasens gre anything
Ike ta..tA. Soma u thsra were tho oRsT eases In
.e,a.ae md all Of thea ytsltedso ny treatment III from
TWO to ELI WEEKS. In great majority Of shs ea,ea
ths srRup or 6r11L1Sa1A Wa tia snly internal
ne4y p.sd 1ha.& s1ss cured two d<spsrass eases IT
IonE standing Leueo.hes {ae1 Ind tsdlcve1a Of
bet remedies 10. sh1s disease without any beae81 With
tas SYRUP or sTllL1NGrA ALONE. hsvs tried
nln serona With the h,pp1et results. ozs Of thu
III VA little xh,. shs vesy bid 1hs x!aats ~
bo.h tdes Of her neck being Ety much enlarged md 1so
a.e Of Ii. sand hs front II h aesk ve1y much
, 1860-08-24
y EMOVAL.-The United E;ate,

II ETprtss Compaty EAvs tt!s Gay rta,.-.. th,1,
c<tFona No. Dearborn sy.s to 10 LAks Apf n Soni
..M a1A44 having 1aks ead Clark s1sst en aes Ths
t!@s eo!eton nd snail but:ees4 II tstaas4
97 tsIx c:se ~ oe texuded - Y. entrance o. f:At
,le =, o. A.ks .tfee tAs Public .1sa wheh dons
l+s thA i IL uAture 10 refuse IT, uavli een ib-
e"AT bust net IN old stand a1k pui e u Ee
itaI d. 70 eoatiaue their hb+alty md Yetr, ~
- Moa = haIxtoors faithful application ss Ii d. u
;;; az Ill., 70 tsAi q our oenPaey Eos Aous
jual9-ek<sto sspe ~ l. j. .UtAyth, ASsut,
, 1860-08-24

x11cxE1Ls rATKNr KErALllc TIPPED soo1s
AID sHoLA
.uz I'D within the sss<s Of WsenoGn. Iowa md Aents
sts sd hereby x.s no,lct tat ii paes ceair9 'te:%
toots w:tan {ho a3ovs State% w1hou: havinx tr r.
=. nd viii ard ~ se1t ~ Aad vii - dr=t
tufre r-rs 0pon our EXCLUSIVE Txha and that 4.
" ~ advised o: aaY 2cktMe2 &aA ce1and psop-F
md lmaedtAss rectoA
e4ebat<d Ea1utatas- Whereby ~ saa saiy surpY rs
Ar4apx EAnd With tks beat q1at7s ot taese Tipped
Boots aad Shoez cca tor IN chicago eC1 par q
vhteh wtl he stamped Or labelled with aar nans-
We 2aAll recognize 60 TpPtt to11 within ettnef r.
sIna. .. .hud.. nm
p&fpped Rkoe4to out wFAF Two AID oxatHe8 taret o9
fpu1 pa9 Ct equal quality Whout p5 ~ eaa b soo*e
ruo.x aak1ux setts Avxsaks ezvrk 10 e eFuner Of
A.o ovo the night {ao excu,ve} fur ths fas OF th'se
rzeu goods 81 tetory os tae owoez ot tas patent
I'D ~ 20 ~ sah,:e.td 70 ps,sns Of I've
Va pArttu,Y:y solc.t the attention Of dtAs1 "a these
kop!s v!thta ftzi-s Of Illinois, AhEsn aad 1a6ac7
saaiAses 1ndsf tsls patent and s QnaAy q our
xoo.is WI b. unsurpassed by a@y stce< IA u Cton
ra e z!.l. quality considered. - o1W u c5@7eEnx
pr+ess viii seods Without TtpA-
W sha! xtye undivided Attention to this hkaata Of OFT
hustecAs "a eoHEe!ot with cur general Eoef, NC
eay soEt orcsF1 for GU Koots nd 6us f2$ fof oar
nxstA =,
ose9s u Caesk1 and ese1hezt, outatds The ststeE Of
Wtsconi1 Iowa a.t Nz13ssct~ vho adVsas iaCo4sye1
- axe1t1 ok tb& 17a Of
ATCHElLs PATEET AETAL4LIc TIPPED GOODS
- 1ats that I'll saea axeas Do uok ax&sd 70 eF ~
vay vhstsve1 appsain to tht 49, Of Md koods within -
an4 sn,y WADsWOKTH WKLLa.
, 1860-08-24
TOR THE GOLD MIN E6.
mAU. A. 1AIoN, Axsat,

XXA1F1- AID OQIT8 H1FLEA - -
COLTS PlsToI3, BOWIE ES1VEs, NJ
a]sn, : b[ks assortraeat Of Ta,1ss and nt4s1
Efes, Shot Guas, Aad ssAez srrA1asas fur 9~
1xezs.A s1tdS far tas X.1as, II StLafs Il.
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