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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-19

Negro Soldiers in the Revolution.


The Patterson Guaraiqn has This
reminiscence
1t is the fact not generally known that
during the Revolutionary War, VIXEN
citizen was drafted in Virginia, he was
allowed 10 find an able bodied man rs a
substitute, and no distinction was made
on account Of color Very many Of tho
slave owners sen! their able Lands 10
fight IN the place Of themselves or their
sons, and history says these sons OF Afri-
ca fought bravely aud we'll, spilling ther
blood freely for our independence.
After The war. these black soldier pa.
triots desired TO DO tree men, but their
owners put forth their claims, in every
instance, and the blacks who survived
The war. after having served till our free
dom was achieved, found ont that ther.
was to be no freedom for them without
their owners consent-ior the owner OF
slave seldom relaXes his grasp
The legislature Of Virginia, at The IN
stance Of Thomas Jefferson. in order 10
render justice 10 these blacks, found il
necessary 10 pass law declaring. that
having served through the war. aud i'm,
perled their lives for their country, they
were entitled 10 their freedom AMI law
was accordingly passed to carry into
etieci this just aud pauio0c lelermiua.
tipn
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THE LAW AUTHORIZING DRAFT
ING.

The Act of Feb. 2Sth, i7a5. a. Amended
July nth, iSGe, by the Thirty -SeI cath
Congress.
An act 10 amend the act calling forth the
militia 10 execute the laws vi the Tn
ion suppress insurrections and repel
invasions,approved February 9o, i795,
and the acts amendatory thereof, and
Tor other purposes.
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ADDRESS
OF The WepubIican Members OF Congre
To he Loyal People Of ae United States.

To he Loyal People Of he United States
The undersigned Senator'S and Repre-
sen'atives in Congress, impelled BY n
sense Of duty, send these words TO you
from your Capitol.
The armed Rebellion against tho Con
stiuion and laws Of your country, or.
ganized and begun during the late Ad
ministration OF Mr. Buchanan, and by
the assent and cooperation OF several Of
his Constitutional advisers, is unhappily
not yet suppressed. These rebel conspir-
atcrs continue to wage war with intensi-
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r, FINNIGAN
DILAZON ID. HOLDRIDGE.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
N LAW, Independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa. Office over the Store of Freeman d Main.
Will practice in the different Courts Of this
State, and promptly and faithfully attend to
any business in any way pertaining to his pro
fession, on reasonable terms.
REFERENcEs.-Hon. Ira Harris Albany, n.
Y Hon. Francis Hyatt, Fenner, n. y G. H.
jerome. Esq, Iowa City; }. {. Loomis, lnde-
pendence.
AIril 29th, 1862 ely
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w. CHANDLER.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
- over Keller & Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms, Independence, Iowa.
Feb 26 1861
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J. s. WOODWARD.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
N Law, General Land Agent and Notary
Public, Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts Of
this State. Also attend promptly to securing
i. claims, making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Gonveyaneing, dc.
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L. w. HART.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
N LAW, Independence, Buchanan Coun.
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-
trusted to his care Office in the Second Story
of ALIENS BLOCK, near the bridge.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
to Lands ora land business, promptly attend
ed to. Nov26 ly
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Ill. C., IIEMENSyAY.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa. Office in Wilcox's Block
Will practice in the Courts Of Buchanan
and adjoining Counties, and attend promptly
to all business connected with his profession.
Aug. l3, 1861. (ly
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JAMES JAMlsoS.
AMlopN. n.
JAMESON & LEWIS,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
~ Law and Notaries Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, will give
strict attention TO securing claims, making and
ing titles, and all other business entrusted to
{ hem professionally, f3-2ltfl
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w. G. DONNAN,

A TToRNEY e. COUNSELOR AT LAW,
N Land and General Agent and Notary
Public Office, over Morris's Jewery Store,
lndcpepd dence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptncss to all
business pertaining to his Profession Especial
attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing,
Paying taxes, Examining titles, DC e6- 81
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DIR. n. II. HUNT,

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERV.
" ices to the citizens of independence and
surrounding country. Office Main Street,
in Union Block, with w. c. Morris, where
or at his Residence, on Court Street. opposite
O. y. Leavtt's--he will answer calls nt all
hours of the day or night. TnplI59-ly
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CARTER HOUSE.

r Ohm L. WILCOX, formerly of the Amer
81 loan Hotel having leased the above house,
would return his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage formerly bestowed and would
be hoppy TO welcome all his old friends at the
Garter House, Maine ST. Cedar Falls, Iowa
Stages leave this house daily for the North,
South and West.
Cedar Falls July o5 1861
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JED LAKE,

A TTORNEY a. COUNSELOR AT LAW,
N Notary Public Land and General Agent,
Independence, Iowa.
Will give prompt attention to all profess
ional busine. entrusted to his care. Taxes
paid for non Residents, Claims Collected and
secured. Especial attention will be given to
the securing of BACK PAY and BOUNTY,
and obtaining PENSIONS for Soldiers dsa-
bled in the present War.
July 9Th 1862. fl6-1y
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w Fl. BARTON,

COUNTY JUDGE
T AW OFFICE, at the Court House, Inde-
IL pendcnce, Iowa.
viii attend to conveyancing, take acknow
Judgments of Deeds, and do all legal business
entrusted to his care.
Jan. 81, 1861. If.
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MRS. III. VI. DURHAM,
yIToULD ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
w Of Independence and vicinity that she
hss permanently located her Millinery Rooms
oas Door Eas, OF Kings Hardware Store,
Where shew at all times keep the
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS
And perform all kinds of work pertaining to
business.
Indepepdence. May -. ls62.
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Volunteers Relief Committee.
CRY HALL. Room No. Is,


New Or eaus, Aprl H. 1862
All families Of Volunteers entitled relief der tho reso-
luton of the Common Council who have had their tickets
delivered them VIII call upon Committee in the
Ward in which they reside obtain them All pa,tics hn
ing tickets will present them for paynen. the City TrGsi-
rer, basement story, City Hail.
Should any families entitled relief have overlooked
Ward in which they reside
WARD COMMITTEES.
First Ward-At No SOL Nuyaes street from to T. O'clock
Comnittee-E. Cox 5. A. kinysland NJ Gordon, Jr.
Second Wsd\t F. Adkins, 5!2 Apollo street, from Il 10
oclack. Commttee-J j. NJ. Inbordr F. Ackm, Thompson
Greenfield.
Third Ward--Clty HILL! Room No 49, from to o'c,ocl
Commt;ee-Geraul Sirh 7. VI Botlck Wilhcnus Bogar,.
Fourth Ward-N jules l'en 81 Bourbon street from II
Delassus
Fifth WarA-At Oscar Robins, corner Vcrs and St Arr
Streets from 10 3ocloyk. Conmitte-Dr O. Robin iaTn
cite Guy OIL jules Cuss us.
Sixth WardAt j. 4. p'lenecourts 99I Royal street. from
10 TO o'clock. Conmet-I L. Fcr>tsll Frncois Core
iollcs j. A. ; Uemecourt.
Seventh Ward-Com1 tee-Frejus svichnnydc Alexis Re
bert, W. c. G. Claiborne.
Eighth WardAtlhe flee of the CHI of the Merchants
Insurance Company, of Csacalyo and EysiAn Field
streets, from T. to o'clock. Conlnea-S. i. Della barre
B. !. Robertson, Judge 7 H. Kennedy.
Ninth Ward-At No. 81 ousa street, from to O'CLOCK
Con,uuee--J. Magtoni Emile robary G. peFerer.
Tenth wad-At he office CT the Seventh Justice Of Ii
Peace, Magazine ST. Andrew and jose piI
street, from Il to O'clock Conlmittee-Cn Menslun,
| A. Patterson, A u. Kelly
Eleventh WarL-At D. T. Glcnns corner Washington AZ
Bacchus streets, from u TO ocIack. Con,nee-Junes
! Hucllina D. 7. Glenn, f. Macpherson.
| GERARD sllrlI Pre- slcnt.
| ~. {. Drr~NvrHE Secretary 0pl6 2pj:
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DR.. WRiGHTiS

CkAERRATED REIUvEnAT.SG ELI1I
-PrGpAreG--
On thestriccst PharnaceucA Pncipos by Of the Az
Chemists Of the age, for tha cuTe OF
General Debility,
Mena! and Phi ysical DEPRESSION,
Imbecity,
Determination Of Blood TO Toe Head
Confused Ideas,
HyBe-ia,
General 1rritAbiiity,
Ra5tGssnessaud
s!eoplesaness ST Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
lcssof Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
EmI.ciAtiGn, q
Low Hpir!s,
Bisorganza:ion ofthe
Organs Of Generation,
Palpintior. ofthe Hesf =
Y9r 5aI, IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 Co.
ii and lbl Ch&rtreastreet,
Soils Proprl5tors,
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Our WOUNDED MISUNDERSTANDING the mast few
days several OF our gallant volunteers have return
Y ed from the battlefield on the Tennessee some
slightly and others seriously wounded, AMONG
them are the following:
Capt. F. NJ. Kent of the First Louisiana Regulars,
Capt. X. was shot through the feshy4part of the
left thigh, while gallantly leading his company IN
fhIckesy OF the fight. His regiment, Col. Adams
went into the fight with $50 men and IS officers
The total Killed vas 60 men and officers Wound
ed Ii officers and 81 men, and 40 sing Making
their loss altogether, 30. Capt kent's wound we
are glad to learn is not serious, and we hope that
with the comforts of home and little quiet he
viii soon beperfecty restored. He was shot with
4 q r0und ball which has been extracted,
Lieut.. ". T. Sheffield returned home Yesterday
from the battlefield of Shiloh He was second
Lieutenant in the Delta Rifles, of the gallant Fourth
4 Louisiana He was severely wounded in the right
hip, the ball ranging down, and has not been ex
fEacted. he Is now his fathers residence in tins
Z city where ne vii! receive the most skillful med
sscal treatment His comrades speak in hjoh ta, ms
OF his CALAMITY in the field. -"
Esenry and JohnGarl were members Of the Delta
Aiaes. The former was shot through the left hand
and the latter in the head We are glad to state
that neither are dangerously wounded
"A. y. bowman, lately an employee in this office.
returned this morning, being severely wounded in
The arm, and II Is feared ampntation will be ueces
sary. He, likewise, was a member of the Delta
Kites. and the severe and dangerous wound he re-
eeived bears evidence of his bravery and daring
q soldier. Mr.. B s Northern man, but hay..
sssg cast his lot with the South be was willing. if
: oassasy, 70 sacrifice his life in her.defence
81 81 GBaon Rouge Advocate
Ii Tic san BY our troops at Shiloh,
49, I4 IN St. Louis, for q RnSssII VIZ onereu soto
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Troops FOE SEC gT'sr.
EMF BATTALION.
Detailed for Active Frontier Service

CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA }
WE DEP hRTSEHr,
Richmond, April }, 1862. \
Col j. EuNoysr1S, -.olisana:
sT4e N"th2,i' N!r""f2-e 'nc-ee1 re. 9on r"i,e a
Battalion, is HEREBY extended thirty DAYS expiration
within ich yVu
a full R. giirett.
EuEg cUli!ent servant,
ESQ. VI. EA-DOLpH,
Secretary OF War
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Headquarters Department No /.

New ORLEANS, Apri! u, lSG2,
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. i
Mu,r JAMES is authorized and directed to ao possession
of any Steamboats, the Lavte, not od with Govern.
nent Stores and place board OF them Volunteers who
will pledge t rsevc toatd and take the Vessels Ct the
enemy now yppromch, the city Also he may take any Sail
Vessels TINT may be necessary for his purpose.
{Sgre2} LOVELY
..- a n, jor. General CoImandiI z.
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THOS. c. HENDERSON.
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dr. Humphries:
grateful "right's Southern Indian
Vegetable Pills Alter having suffered for
many years. thought going get my health
be worth good days work. AN strong and heart
my le and that, too after having tried every
thing heard and getting all kinds of doctors
could tell me ii was affection liver but could not cue
il, although enough of their prescriptions
If the prayers of poo: like will help You any
tor, you hWve miro.
Yours, gratefully and truly,
JOHN W. SIMMONS.
Send a circular these Pills. It full and nte
estnE facts, with important sugSeBors the sick and suffer
ing complete directions the OF the PIIs and specia
card females which every Of the ought TO read.
WEsIGHTns SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGAT-
Aa5LfI PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use in tho
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Unde the personal direction of DR.. JoHv WnGnr In his
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, Now Orleans.
J. WRIGHT / CO.,
Sole Projectors,
No. a Chartres street. New Orlesss i
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DIR. DAVIS

COMPOUND syrup or Wild CHERRY AND TAB
Under it's Influence the cough removed spi
ting of blood Is prevented the breathing is rendered soft
easy and tho unfortunate sufarer restored from as
awful condition Of CONSUMPTION to healthy and cOmorthoA
existence. =
Fofselein New Orleans, 1holesaleand RetNsl,by
J, WRIGHT Il CO.,
Il s1d 1bl Chartres street.
Sole agents for theSoleh.
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DIR. OsGDDD'SENDIAC f4OLA Ga,IsuM


F5ror and ARue, Chs Fever, Dumb Agc Inernt,,.r
snd i'eTnent FySe:s, Liver Complaint Jnluldee In.
sTgemcnt of the Liver, ENLARGEMENT Of ,ls
Spleen, and all the various forms OF
BILIOUS DISEASES.
xhB Invaluable medicine prepared from an extensive
pHcce Of several years in biDua climate ne yer w
TO fall curing Fe'e ard Ague any senses ahov.
ulHsd.
Those VITO srfhrtns fro1 affections kind 50
those who have become vads effects upoH TIE
s:stuon, will find the INDIA EIIDLAGO6UE most 4s,-
able remedy tor purifying the blood thoroughly
from the sztem the morbid effects Of climate
The wonderful effects of hoiagngue eldcng HE rom
the human syatE only explain extraordinary agy IN
the speedy thorough ard permanent OF Fever And 4-
and the various grades Of intermittent rsnr1 feysr
It has been tetGd thousands Bs and Is pronounce
all who haYo used it, of the greatest, Fever and
remedies exant
l}o an! ask for Dr. DSGOOD'S INDIA CfIOLIGDtrF
a8 theTe a-9 many conHertoits offered or sale.
For arlt in New Oriuar nhoeshn rtAiI at prnyr1t -
pr!ch8, BY
J. WEIGHT Il CO.,
a anl III Ghegtres str.at,
oescEGl Agents.
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Board Of Provost HEaGssaals.

NEw ORLEANS, April p, 1862
While the constituted Military Authority will tc
fully the tranquility Of The city, it is ordered that Ma
CITIZENS connected with the th'ic service" do retire
their homes At o.; BhFJEE MINI: O'CLOCK, p NJ
By oder Of the Board.
apps 2pA EMANUEL DCRT!IE, Secretary,
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Committee IN i'GDi;c Safety,

New CRLEAHs March 80 1862.
Notice hereby given to planters md other donating
Gid Iron to The Government, tn The of old sugar
kettles, EARS, and all iron hat has badly burnt
being worthless, should the city.
r.5l 2plm GEO. C. LAWRASON, Secretary.
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IHE RIVER From gentlemen on Front street
VINO keep the register OF the movements of old
aissssppi we learn that the river at this point is
within few inches of the high water mark OF
1858. [Baton Rouge Gazette, I'D.
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CAPITAL 100000

ca ? 7 4 L 8 90 Q 900.
Company is being formed, un&cr the of the Lcgs
Louisiana, authorizing interpretations of its citizens
the object OF which C0lnpnny is 20 utactue Machines under
patents granted a Baker lnwc others The
ital been fxci the OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS divided into shares of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS each The and title OF this Company shall b.
THE LOUISIANA SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
PARTIES wishing take stock in this enterprise, which prom
barge dividends the investment and cases the retention
capital midst, obtain further information ut The
office Eagle Cotton Gin Company, 81 st. Charles street.
Subscription books the stock will be open the office Of
GNTl,Si,u ak MAtiNER. NciAre. p,lhr Ml9 ?py WI
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Crey.asses on the River.
We take the following letter from the


We take the following letter from the Baton
Rouge Gazette:
1t is our painful province to name an unusual
number of devastating crevasses, that have re-
Gently occurred in this parish the largest OF "hlch
is on the plantation OF Mrs Il. Il: Vaughan, OF
, eight to nine feet deep. Opinions ditier whether
il can he closed or not before the water OF the
river recedes into its channel.
The water in Bayou PIaquem'ne is now higher
| than has hitherto been Witnessed by that very
| respectable individual, the oldest settler" al
! though his once flowing auburn locks are siivery
! grey and his step trenU}ous, which Nouch icr his
| age if not Veraclty. ~
bayou from the mouth OF the Crosse Tete to Grand
/ River, have been overlooked, thus carry oil an
! immense body of water filling the swamps ana
backing upon many plantations: ana the east sue
levee has been daily threatened with snbmerslou,
| but hitherto has wthstood the encloachments OF
| the watery iend. ,,
| But no, SO below the Park on the Lower Grand
river AS a few days ago about forty feet OF leVee
! Welded to the pressure and out the waters rushed
| with the fury and violence ora forbade. Large
| bodies of negroes from the plantations OF tEose III
terested at sent to the scene OF clsascf'
and few days of patient and perseVeUng ianor
| crowned the effort with success. Other slight ere
Yaeses however, have since occurred, Dut theS
are now obviously safe.
| Various portions OF the leVee are III Ve'2
! critical condition, and it is to be regretted that
negligence and supineness should be permilted 10
hold sway among those in authority, whilst great
interests are the mercy Of procrastnat!on.
The parish levee on Crosse Ietc blyou, atoTe
the saw mill OF our patriotic friend, Lieutenant
Arbour, has given way, and presents creVhsse OF
three miles in length. This MISFORTUNE however
great as it undoubtedly is TO families III thai sec
lion OF the country is blessing to the planters Of
the southwestern portion OF West Baton Rouge, as
had the ievee wthstoOd the present unusually mgr
water the waters OF BAyou Choctaw would haVs
gveinowcd land which is high aud cry.
Most of the disasters caused by these oVernoW<
might have been prevented, had measures beer
promptly taken to clear the CHANNEL from Love-
Grand river TO the lakes, which is cholled Will
drift and deposit. -
, i April 49, 1852. MAI.o'
| We stated in our extra yesterday, Npon me 1n
thority of what we considereGa well authenticated
: rumor. that both Stevenson ard Hutsvliie ha
been evacuated. Our dispatches from lhatianoc
| ga DO not confirm this. Stevenson, il seems, ha
c been evacuated, but they have iaien Decat0i
s We have however, no idea that they can hod an
= pei,s On the u. and c. Railroad permanently, an
1t we are booking daily to hear OF Mtchela nlAraudlh
IS force being c5ptured. Mobile Register.
IS The New York World says that grave and prof.
J. ably valid charges are urged against the lankc
!. Secretary of the Interior for improper specult
Il lions and other malfeasance in office.
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The undersigned respect u!ly Informs TIE officers Of
tched Volunteer Companies recruited for the that in
accordance Wi the Hbo.e authorization, lie is prepared
in Euicicnt nuG-ber OF Companies orgnnize
Regiment Of ln!uutIy for an!edia:e service, and trusts from
present prospects, to be able to make UP the entire communal
without delay Having had the experience of the past year
mt service the Potomac, Lieutenant Colonel of the
9th Louisiana Regiment, he HOPES b8 able fulfil
expectations OF all who avo him with their confidence
The Companies hat may wish join this organization will
address him, Col J. NJ MAGEE through The Posoice
call personally their Office, No. 36 Carcniee
No. l Camp street up stairs lie prepared 10 furnish
Portable quarters subsistence equipments and the usual
bounty OF Fifty Dollars.
LOUIS LAY.
ooS o,.F
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DEAT12 ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed to be the safe ever used
the destruction o theBe troublesome vermin,
sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
SsoYER there many spurious articles sale
FOR ssso by ]. WRIGHT CO.,
jel 6g&W Il and Iii fh,rras rtrss. =,
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EDEChL.,....HG EDaCAL"....NlE DICAL.-
WiNER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGB
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
y tho only sure remedy s,ainst WormBIn tho human
rsme-inss that fatal and destructive children.
Save the Children!
mothers be timely warned and not allow these child
remain In syHems Of their offspring. Remember
that
wINER'S CANADIAN yERMlFUaE
will the reptiles, young
bosaved. Think of this.
Colonel Vasser of mississippi in letter to j. W Fcsoy Eco,
tho Aberdeen thus wnH his communication
the ynne of this medicine to his tnmy my pxpe
rence has convinced that in the experiment have made
with Wes Canadian Vermuge, Is due To suffering huEaE
n.y. we'll the OF MEDICINE, make
public the result of my observations.
'[Signedl W. II. VASSEE."
The Vermitugeis for sale, wholesale aud retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 &C.,
Al and l5l Chartresstre
Sole Prop-letoss.
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LETTER hiaGaE \ PLANTER.

70 EvALE, E.isl Nov. i, 1850
5Ie,srn. John VII; = C2
Nov tAetl.a,
GenemCn-fnc!oscd pense tiii my check No 1911 attire
days sight IN Mobile, tor 81 70 3d.
date. YOu will please forward three rfyre7
Wiy1t's Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. They great
thin; ever and heavy medical bill
yearly my place The plain easily m
dtrSood that Ends difficulty in treating every
sickness that his knowledge
perfect My negroes healthier stronger
than those Of any pInta know and candidly confess il
be ny opinion and n of o'ereer that this agreeable
fact solely due to tn which taken of them the first
complaint Of sickness and their being treated by
these Pills. use them altogether in my family, and wdld
be without Mi supply for small fortune This may
high praise but it is nothing less
than the plain of.ct truth Please forward the Pals
once, AID by the route before.
Yours, truly,
THOS. c. HENDERSON
From Dr. Hump ries of Charleston s. O. have rebeyed
tie following letter. ts MIN by hut worthy
who strong and aalwar soldier III the armyo
Southern Independence: