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NJ We neglected last week, to note tie

~ We neglected last week. to note tie
fact that Captain Carlin's company Of cav.
airy from Liberty, and also a company OF
infantry. came to this city on Friday week.
on their road TO Indianapolis. after Morgan.
Both cavalry and infantry. were composed
of as fne body Of men stout. rugged
nen-jast the Kind the West turns ou.-as
We ever laid eyes 90. Our citizens got up
a boun,iful repast for them at the Market
House. end their horses were well cared
for. On Saturday last. these companies
returned through our city on their way
home. Many Of them sfaid al night, and
retained next day--whilst others. anxious
to reach tleir homes. left on Saturday
night. They are all emphatically for Usios
and LrBEsIY.
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We Notwithstanding daily and
hourly occurrences teach US that a. in tho
midst Of life we are in deslh," yet we are
prone to forget. until Suddenly and unex
pected!y reminded Of that truism. On Fri
day afternoon last, a son Of Mr.. William
A nderson. who is a member Of The 18th
Indiana. was instantly killed by wagon
loaded with stone running over him. The
boy was in the middle Of the stree. we learn,
tr, Jog 10 kill the swallows that were flying
past. striking at them with a stick. He
had his back towards the approaching wag
on and did not sec the horses when he drew
back his lex TO strike bird. it struck one
Of the horses. and it plunged forward strik.
ing the boy with the single tree. and
knocking him down. Before the horses
could be stopped the wagon had run over
the boy. crushing the life out Of him. He
gasped but once. after he was picked up,
and our informant said that his eye balls
we're protruding from their sockets.
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S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify strengthen and in gorate.
They create . healthy appetite.
They Autii ote to change OF water and diet
Thy effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mi nd.
They prevent mia smatic and Intermittent fevers-
They purify breath and aciiity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrbe. Cholera and Cholera Morhus
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the Bters in the world. They make the
strong, AMI exhausted natures great re
They made OF 81 Croix Fun. the cee
CalsyA Bark and herbs and taken with
the a beverage without regard to time
Particularly recommended to delicate persons
a gentle muieut- Sold by all Grocers. Drug
gists, Hotels and saloons. 2. IL Drake Co., 2o9
Broad ray New York.
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From Special Correspondents Of Chit rimssl
valIa udixh m In Canada-H0W he
WaS Recclyed
july ls 1864

QuEBEc. July ls. 1863.
DEAR TINES: A party of about twenty
Cincinna ,ians together with four house ser
wants. arrived this morning At 1.-The Saint
Louis HOTEL IN This city. and registered our
names, went 10 breakfast and whilz enioy
ing our quies neal. were startled ky tn. An
no, .u.eDs nj tlMt Baiiisn steamed lad lust
arrived from Halifax. with the 'Busteruut'
Governor. C. L Vallasdigham, of DAYTON,
Ohio. We were incredui1us-went to the
MOTEL register. aud sure enough. III re vas
the t. ai,or's name in his own hand wiring;
ard there stocd his trunk with his mama
painted upon the end Of it.
Upon going up to the ladies' parlor we
met \ Virginia lady, tromdn We should have
said. for we don't believe it is right 10 call
traitors ladies or gentlemen. to whom re
made the announcement Of the arrival OF Val
landigham Her exclamation was. GOOD,
rood. hurrah Tor Jeff. Davis!'' Goiog on,
we met an Englishman. 10 whom we made
the same ann ucement. His reply was,
YES, and bell be your next Governor in
Ohio, and then you'll get no more seldiers
to GO from Ohio to fight the South"
Ia looking around We found some Amer
leans, who had "left their country for .heir
country's good" engaged in earnest CONVEX.
sation about the results of Mr.. Vallandig-
ham's return to 1.-The United States" all Of
whom agreed that it was a grand, good
thing for the ".Southern Confedeyaey
Are Canadians our friends : So far as
nv acquaintance in Canada extended, am
forced to the conclusion-in which I am
sustained by all of our party-that the Eng
hsh are almost wholly Secessionisss. This
may not be the precise name by which to
cali them; but suffice it to say. they earnest.
" desire the South to succeed, knowing that
their success would rxin as, humble us. de-
stroy as as a nation humble our pride.
damn us forever! They care not how this
is accomplished SO that it is done. The
fact they desire TO see accomplished. -
Your correspondent took pains to inquire
into this matter, and to this end closely
questioned every intelligent Canadian or
Enc lishman on the subject Of our national
difficulties. ESG
One man, in answer to the question What
would YOU do il Davis should come to Que.
bec?' replied: 1--WE would GLoRIFY HIM!'
And what if Lincoln came here?' to which
he responded: .sWe would spit in his fuc>!'
To which we replied that somebody would
get badly thashed il we were on hand when
our P,esideat was insulted.
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wYNKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent, insiiious snd dangerous The
critics clue elevate, and these
complaints must be Ex2ectorant, Anodye aud Ivigora
oosenng the Of the throat, and mparting
o entire No discovery in medical sci
mastered this class of diseases like Dr. Wyn.
koop's Iceland Pectora. 1t is ued with the most
tonishne results all OF Bronchitis IufuenZs.
Whoopins Cough. Dpheria Putrid Sore Throat Asth
m Group, Coughs, Colds. Nervous Irratabiiity. &c
The Rev. Potter, certifes, that hsved used DR..
wynkoops PICTORIAL several myself and my
family. for Pulmonary Complaints. and have
commended it to others. aud have never its
equai' Rev. j. j. Potter. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important test monials
could produced its and that
it ais
Ills composed of rrc Iceland Moss. Balm OF Giead.
Peruvian Balsam. Eecanpane. Comfrey Burdock. and
other invaluable expectorant and ingredients 1t is
harmless prompt and lasting Invalids and sufferers
caunot afford to neglect trial Every family should
remarkable for Group Full descriptions.
md directions each bottle
Sold D Richmond by Ali priacipal Druggists
Prepared By Or. r. D. wyukoop, and sold by D. 8
90 New York.
FEB. -, E5J sem
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NEW AND OLD.-For The first time, we
have new officer in this city under an old
arrangement H. b. Payne, Esq. having
been appointed Commissioner. by the au-
thority Of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850.
All persons arrested for disloyalty. and
other crimes punishable in the U. S. Dis
trict Court. will undergo preliminary exam
ilation first before him. The day Of return
ing fugitive slaves is past. thank God, and
the new officer will not have the Payne-ful
task Of having any trials of that kind be-
fore him.
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C.rc.,ar to The omcers Of the Arm y
HEADQUARTERS L. S. FoRcEs.
r.t,u,t.,a Oh;n I.f

SOiumDuss OnlO, July q.
I. The following extract from Special
Order No. 285, dated Wax Department,
Acjutant Generals Office, Washington,
June 9Th. 1868. is published for The infor-
nation Of all concerned
az. In accordance wi h General Orders.
Nos. 81 and 100. Of 1862, from the War
Department. a Board of Officers. TO consist
OF Brigadier General A. j. Slemrner, U. 8.
Vols. Major Roger Jones. Asst Inspector
General. U. S. Army. and Surgeon John
f. Head. U. S. Army. will assemble at
Columbus. Ohio, on the LIST day of July,
1868. or rs soon thereafter as practicable,
to examine into. and report upon the con-
dition OF all officers. who may report at
Columbus in accordance with General Or
ders. 81 and 100, Of 1862, as GONZALES
cents"
III. Officers reporting for examin alton in
accordance with the above, will register
their names at these headquarters without
delay.
BY command Of
- Brig. Gen. JNO. s. MASON.
JSo. GREEN. Capt. d A. A. Gem ~
[Of6cial WM. A. JUDxIxs, L. & A. DC.
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First National Bauk of Richm ~ d

This Bank. having completed lis organization,
fulfilled the requirsmcnsso: ths law, and re-
csived its clar,er, will commence business Oh
Monday, the 18th inst. -sE1G4 Lfz
Money received on dep,sise, collections made,
temporary loans granted, exchange coin, and
uncurrent Bank Notes b,ashs and sold, and all
other business transacted incident to . frs,
class and legitimate Bank.
| Oice y. ". Corner Main and franklin -sts.
JAMES E. REEVES, Prcs't
EDWARD W. YxsINGTox, Cashier.
July 10. ass
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| 1S Having tried to his hearts content.
the recipe Of Beauregard to designate U. ion men
by no other name than "a boiitionists.' because
Of the peculiar .singing effect he said it would
have. the tory editor Of the Jeffersonian is now
Directing to the names of copperhead. butternut t,
secession sympathizer, &c, applied to himself
and other tories like him. who always ours
ing the administration and its measures to put
down the rebellion and never can find a word
OF reproach to use against the rebels. These
cognomens are having singing effect because
Of their applicability, AMI, instead oe being
about played OUT as this tory editor would like
to have his readers believe they are just coming
into general use by all patriots who are the on
~ sensible people" we know Of.
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r%Elder, in his Jeffersoniau. of July

Elder, in his Jeffersonisn. of July
9th, manifesss a great deal of anxiety as to
whether the Union League Of this city will
disband bat he hasn't word to say about
the disbapding of his faroyite (" oath bound,
secret. organization" Of the f. G. c.
Will he use bis In faeacs to get his brethren
to g sband and give up their meetings.
or will he. 10 accordance with the oath h.
took" when he joined this traiiorous band
advise its continuance, in order to resist TIE
draft, SO that " as sure as the Lord reigns
In Heaven blood would flow 90
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pT-We are credibly informed, by o

D6y-We are credibly informed, by our
friend Richard Lupton, tina. being on a
visit to Randolph county recently. Mr..
Rash. who owed to that county from Vir-
his grand father. At the age of 104. cut an
entire new set of natural teeth, and lived
until he was ia years old. Mr.. Rash re-
sides near Bloomingsport. about two miles
from that village. Mr.. Rash. is himself
about 10 years old.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Weoo Lodge, on the third We inesday.
Richhond Lodge, meets on the first Tuesdsy
Dning IN every month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
King Solomon Cha pier, second Friday
wayne Council, hrN Thursdsy In March, June
September and Dscernber .....'........
B.tssoa Lodge lcoiorsd,) first Monday In each
months -o-so
W htte w aer lodge meets overy Friday evening"
Herwnn (tsernan) Lodge,eveYy Tuesday evening.
Wceo~srd Lodge every "Wednesday evening.
Orisatal Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday sve. Of each month.
Degree of Rehpcca Of Whitewater and w oodwar
LODGES 6rst shd third Tuesday of each month
Dsgrss of Rebsccs of Herman Loo first and third
Monday Of zach month. -
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and beaufyug
the hair again put up by the original proprie
is made ~ith the skill and at
t-nton. which Arst created its immense and
Gented sales OF million bottles GnnuAyi 1t Is
still sold a. s5 in large bottles Two million bot
ties easily he sold in when 1t is gain
that the Ksthsiron only the ighfu hal
dressing ceansss the scalp OF
ianiru gives the hair ve'y, rich luNuri
WITH IA prevents It from turning These
contributions worth knowing. The Ktthsiron has
been tested for tweveyears and Ia rs lie
scrihed Any lady who beautiful head OF hair
will the Kathairon Il is finely per:umed cheap aud
valuable Il 10 sold de- threu ghout
the world. u. s. BARNES Co,
York.
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OrR CoNoREssMAN.--AWo the many
patriotic citizens Of our county. who rallied
to the call OF the Governor for men to aid
in driving back the horde OF rebel maraud-
ers who had invaded our State. vas Hon.
Geo. w. julian. member of Congress from
this District. lie entered the ranks as
private. and is now doing service in that
capacity. Many more of cur mos, iufluen-
rial citizens are doing military service in
the same capacity.--GBraadaxe. July Is,
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81 CAMBa,poE Clrr. IND, July 90.
At meeting OF the members belonging
to Company IL. IO8.h Regiment, Indiana
Minute Men. held at their Headquarters in
Cambridge City, Indiana, on Monday, July
80. 1868, the following preamble and reso'
lu,ions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAs. It having pleased our worthy
Governor to accept our services il the late
short campaign a., a:nst the robber chief.
tain. Morgan, and his band OF murderers
and thieves, who were committing depreda-
tons OF the most brutal and sickening char
acter sgsiust the 10y al citizens OF our below.
ed State. and that during our short cam
paign we were necessarily thrown upon the
hospitality Of the citizens Of Indiana aud
Ohio, and that we deem it just and proper
at this time to express our thanks and graf
itude for the favors received Therefore
b. it
Resolrcd, That we tender the citizens OF
Ogden, Greensburg aud Lawrence, Indiana.
our sincere and heartfelt thanks for the
many delicscies they presented US with.
which softened much the roughness Of our
soldiers fare.
Resolyed, That the citizens Of Hamilton.
Ohio, especially MIR, Thomas Higdon and
lady, Mr.. Brock and lady, and N. John
Lincoln and lady. Mr.. L. D. Campbell and
lady, and Mr.. Slocum and lady. have en-
desred themselves to us by the wsrmest
ties of friendship and that We shall never
forget their kindness.
Resolred, That the citizens Of Cincinna ti.
but more especially Mr. Bish Hall, of the
Vine Street Saloon, the proprietors and at.
taches of the Buckeye Dining Saloon. and
II
cere thanks and our warmest wishes for
their welfare through life. aud that should
an opportunity ever offer we will recipro
cate their many acts Of friendship.
Resolued, That to all OF our friends VIII
sndeavored to make our paths smooth. we
shall ever remember with the warmesi
wishes, aud that should we be again called
hencs to do battle tor our country's flag
the mem, ry OF their kindcess towards Us
shall nerve our arms and hearts to noblel
deeds in freedoms glorious cause.
Resolred. Tha, our noble Colonel. Billy
WILSON. md our honored Adjutsnt. Hon
q. H. Test. an the field officers generally
shall always hold the post OF honor IN os'
he.rts esd memory; and that We thanh
them heartily for the gentlemanly treat
ment We received at their hsnds. and tina
should We be called to take the field agair
we want to be in Billy Wilson's regiment
sure .s uutdg
R,solr,d. That Mr.. Is. Morrey. Of In
dianspolis. will always be remembered ty
US a. an hoaored friend.
ResIred, That copy of these rcec'n
tons be sent for publication TO the Rich
mond. Indianapolis. Hamilton. Cincinnai
L&wreuceburg, Greensburg and Lafayette
papers.
Meredith, w. S. BalleDger. and J. L. Uu
dsrwood, Committee ON Resolutions. ~
6. ". PATTON. Press.
Kos. WaELAN, Scc'y.
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uEIMSTREET'S
xliaslf0bye Yy0lv Restorative.
II is NOT DYE.

hair its original color by supplying
capillary tubes with aturl sustenance impaired
All instantaneous dyes composed OF
vitality ami betuy Of the
and afford themselves dressing No streets
1nimable toloring not only cir to its natural
color by process, but gives the hair
Luxuriaut Beauty!
Promotes it's vh its falling OF. eradtcates
d4ndruf and impsrts health AMI pleisantness to tho
head. Il the of time. beiag the original
Hair Color an is constantly increasing in fAvor-
Used both gentle ladies 10 sold by all
Specialize deA procured nv them of the
eommerciu agent D s. Barnes, gU2 broadway. N. Y
Two aixes, 50 cents nd 81.
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AND STILL THEY COME.-Anotbsr
large lotFof Children's Willow Cabs Just re
ceived and for sale low, at Emswjier &
Cos, 20 Main street. where you will also
find a tull stock OF ladies' baskets and all
sorls Of notions. Drop 10.
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GAS FIXTURES. &c--The season for
building is now here. and every house
should BE- supplied with convenieneies Tor
lighting i, with gas. Messrs. Starr & White
ere always prepared to pat up Gas Fixtures.
either ornamental or plain. al their office
on MAN, reet, one door West OF G.. G.,
Bulbs Stove Store.
They deliver Coke to any part of the city.
, They have also Fire Brick and Coal Tar
for sale.
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LUXE WoopARD, Minister If tho Cos
pei IN the Society Of Friends. proposes to
attend the usual meeting for Divine Wer-
ship At Friends Brick Meeting House. on
next FIRST day. (26th instantly. at IL o'clock.
A. NJ. A cordial invitation is extended to
the public generally to attend.
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r Zimm4r & Scott. ia Main st.

rHr thinner & Scott, ia Main st. at
tn. ir new building. are constantly Receiving
rev recruits of Notions. Wall Paper, and
every thing in their Hne. Nanutsc, nria 2
all ii ds Of Candies, they are pr. pared 10
supply retail dealers IS chesply as they can
purchase elsewhere, and ,hes are invited to
give them = call Willow Wagons and
Willow-Ware of all kinds on hand. Re.
member No. ia.
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Arm BRoKsN.-A little son Of Frank
Delhi. living in West Richmond. fell of
the fence, on Tuesday forenoon last. and
broke his arm At the elbow very badly
DR.. Hibberd was called in. who set tho
bone. and the little fel ow (who is only
about four yesrs old. is now doing as well
as could be expected. from SO severe o
hurt. -s<6E ~
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Too WARLIKE.-Four guns were taken
from an individual Of the copperhead stripe
residing near Williamsburg. in this county,
last week, by Deputy Provost Marshal
Williams. an brought to this city for safe
keeping. 1t was thought the fellow haa
too many :. vested rights" about his house.
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e@ II you want . good Stove, good
Tn. e PIPER, Brass ard SIieetiron Ware. G.
C. Bulls Is right place 20 end them, and a;
prices very low for Cash. Cali and exam
e his extensive stock ~as4
For superior Fruic Cans. G.. C. Bulbs
Is sHE place TO get them.
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RETURNED Allen Grave, son Of David
Grave OF this city, and Sam Litsle. Co.
Goth regiment, returned home on Wednes-
day. July 9Th. They were both wounded
at Vieksburg. and arsanow doing yell.
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ErscLIxExr or WAYNE Co-xrY.--The
en-, ollment Tor this county has been COM
ple,ed. and The total is as follows FRS,
class-whites 1850; colored l09--e.S59
Second class-wtites i.34e colored 75--
l,S7I Total subject to draft, Ass.
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BEES: BEES. BEES::.

The subscriber having for the last eight
years praeiiced new and valuable process
for the artificial swarmfng and rapid increase
of Bees. and The raising of surplus Qieens.
would give instructions that world -nahle
o hers to succeed perfectly IN the profitable
and fascinating business of Bee culture
t STEPHEN SCOTTON.
Richmond. Indiana.
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n@ A. c. Blanchard. ESD. late Presi
dent OF the Ciixens' Bank. arrived at his
home in this city. from Massachusetts.
where he has been for the past six months
on visit to his fathers. on Friday week.
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w Morgsn's men captured at last; and
the people are vel! satisfied that No. 81
Main street is the best place to buy DIR,
good Hines Sock i large. we'll select
ed, and soil at the lowest prices.
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o. We invite the attention Of our readers
TO the advertisement. in another column Of Strat-
tan s. Son. Their new stock of Goods IS well
worth an examination, By al wishing to supply
themselves with anything in their line
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Is You will find the Florence Sewing
Machine at No 80. Main st, (Sam. Bells
old quarters. and our advice is. don't buy
a machine until you have thoroughly ex.
amined the Florence.
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e< S,o@e. are .,;U rssa,a.,

e. Stores are still needed fo, eook;,,
ard Ward & Co.'S. At the Depot. is the
place to get The kisd you want. Anything
10 the copper, brass, tia and sheet-iron
ware line. that is wanted. csn there be had.
Also. Fruit Cans OF the latest and most ap-
prov ed patterns, alsays on hand.
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HAt No 90. S. G. Dugd.le. has the
mos, beautiful patterns for Window Cur
tains. Wall Paper. Borders. &c. besides
slmos every things in the Notion line, and
Willow Ware. Give him q call.
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H% For the latest summer fashions in
millinery, and Tor everything desirable in the
millinery hne. do not fail ladies. to give
our friend Mrs. Sarah A. Ilitf. call. Her
establishment is nearly opposite the Pearl
street NJ. E Church. where she is constant
ly receiving additions TO her stock of goods
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Webster says that, in the time of Bacon, the
word drought was spelled "drouth" and
"drowth-" Take the word any way it can be
fixed, We have rather dry spell.
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~ Hare you Cough?-Use DR.. J. s.
sFenimore's celebrated Cough Mixture-it will
relieve and cure YOU.
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ATE NTaON!

The First Minute Men of Richmond viii
meet at No. ; Engine House on Mondsy
evening next. July ~.
i. D. B. CRAWFORD, Capt.
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For Carpets, Ladies' Dress Goods, and
almost everything needed to make family
comfortable, the Bee Hive Store of Capt. Craw-
ford is the place to buy cheap for Cash.
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Dalton, Wayne Co., Ind, June 90

DALroN. Wayne Co.. Ind. June 90.
Editors Palladium !: This is to certify
that have been affl cted for years with very
sore eyes and entire loss of sight. After
four doctors trying to cure them. they each
left me blind and hearing Of Dr.. Culbert.
sons successful treatment of diseased eyes,
was induced to try it.
My eyes were very painful, and con
sidered my case iucurable; but after using
tDr. C.'s medicine near four weeks. found
my eyes were improving. and in few weeks
more l was able to attend to my business
My eyes now feel and look natural, and
can see as well as persons of my age.
am So.
Ny health was much impaired. but am
happy to say that as my eyes improved, my
health did also.
DR.. Culbertson has treated several other
! cases that know of with great success. and
would say to those who are suffering with
sore or blind eyes. that they would do wei
to call on Dr.. Culber,son. - believe be
can cure all manner of bad eyes.
YnurS truly