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A GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
~ AND SEED STORE,
NO. 2 WATER STREET.
RnRnfmNfAn YA-A

NO. = WATER STREET.
Burlington. Iowa.
have taken the above stand where Farmers
will at all times ind q we'll selected stock OF
standard Agricultural Implements and Seeds
My stock consists in part OF
Furm Wagons, 17reshers, Clover Hul,ers, Reopevs
and MOtOers, Wheat Drills
Tanning Mills, Cutting Boxes, Corn Stalk Cut
tiers Corn Cnltivators, Corn Planters. Corn Shell
ers, Horse Hay Forks, Cider Mills Horse Hay
Rakes, Peoria and Canton Ill) Plows, Hay
Presses. Cane Mills and Evaporators, &C., &c.
1eeds2 Seeds! Seeds!
Timothy, clover, Hemp, Buckwheat Oonssee-
ana and Imphee Sugar Cane Seed, Early Irish
and Nansemond Sweet Potatoes, &C., DC
Utica (Ill.) and Louisville Cement and Plaster
Paris always on hand.
Repairs for Cases Racine, Massilion, Canton
and Pitts Chicago Threshers, Beloi1 Atkins Self
RAking and other Reapers.
The highest market price always paid for C1o-
yer, Timothy and Flax Seed. Farmers wanting
anything in the above line are requested to give
me call: Orders by mail promptly attended TO-
1eoA-w6m $. B. WRIGHT.
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The stock Of sugar in the British ware
houses has been rapidly increasing for the
last three years, and is greater now than it
ever was before.
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Ii a i L :. o a n.
SHORTEST, QUICKEST Ann RFssr pnymr,
TO CHICAGO, NEW YORK. HOfYNnN =
PHILADELPHIA AND BAITIMORF:
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI. AND
TO ALL POINTS IN ILLINOIS.
INDIANA, MICHIGAN. OHIO
AND CANADA
On ana after August 18th TWO DAILY TnArna
WIN leave and arrive ~ follows:
LEAvE OTIUHWA: ARRIVE AT CRYcA -.
Is $500 Scios:k 4. - 81. 1s o,cl'ock. r.;
C C1n61ect1n9 q Galesburg with the NORTHERN
C UteS ~ KA4ILROAD for Quincy; 6 Mendoza
GalenA, Dunleith fer6 st. Louis and Cairo. 81 Rnr.
nngton With fast sailipg Packets for -''AA
MONTROSE, KEOKUK and ST. LOUTs
ePEClAL NOTICE.
f96Sen8ers nom Southern ana Weetern ro~.
~ taking the b. 4 NJ r. r. n. resch Chico~~SS
Twelve hours ahead Of any other rOnfe
BUY YOUR 1YCKEw VIA THIS ROUrE
e shippers ef Live steek.
ss0ck Trans Will run regularly. leaving dai1v
S .sny excepted. These Trains have ali fhe
Lents OF Passenger Trains, thus insurino des0
p pn.cn an1 consequently avoiding all those yex
aHnuS 0elays that are constantly occurring on
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on hot,
SIDES OF the mississippi close by the Ferry. and
Drovers VIII nnd there anything they could vish
ZOE the accommodation Of their stock. -
through contracts given to Chicago and New
York: II. THIEI8EN, superintendent e"
oct7-vtf, = As'A'' = p T. n n
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Arrivals.

NEW YoRK, May 8-The steamers Ed
inburg and Olympus from Liverpool, and
George Cramwell and Catawba from New
Orleans, have arrived. No later news.
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FAIRBANKS
Il
STANDARD
SC E =

CT ALL KINDS
FAIRBANKS, GREENLKAF & co.
q LAE9 61R1IT. OnQcAo
Sold N Burlington BY
iuH02-dAW1y HOOTE 4 EWING.
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Z 9 &
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER
The Great Remedy
FOR TIE
CONSTITUTION,
AND THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
FOR nv
Diebetie. and Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Bladder.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty
and the public, TO De the most wonderni rene ne
STOMACH. liver, KIDNEYS and BLADDER
that has ever been offered.
perience that CONSTITUTION WATER has
emanated, and We now say let no man doubt,
when single bottle has been known 70 cure dis
try has failed to relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues OF Constitu
ton Water cannot Be classed under md Su aaI
tc practitioners in this city. It Is only second
class physicians that cries down popular RENE
means to accomplish cure: and the success 81
the physician increases "a his knowledge Of diff
ferent remedies enables BIN 70 produce cure,
while others fail IN the attempt science II SAT-
Give Constitution. water fair trial-we mean
you who are under some sDecia1ics care non
year TO year, and We particularly elludeto ladies
who are constantly resorting 70 local tzeosysens,
and all sorts Of local applications for diseases,
- ez ,,..S nct,ons - ~ throsa ~ Az
eases of the brain.
We have always been careful 70 use Language
delicate organisation, but We receive 20 many
communications from persOns for which Con-
stitution Water is adapted land Of whose disease
to the conclusion that If the remedy Is capable
OF producing cure. no matter what the disease
may be- It should be made an9Tn The msdi
no EXCEPTIONS.
We would say, Constitution Water Is not 1.-The
is 4 medicine in every sense Of the term. placed
In the hands OF the people for their relief and II
taken according 70 the directions It viii in every
the directions in regard to diet, etc., relate only
to the diseases under which they occur.
DIABETES
- disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the ki0ney0 and 10 without doubt the
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MIC CORM1CK'S COMBINED
REAPER AND MOWER

BOTH HAND AND SELERA KERS
IMPROVED FOR 1864.
These Machines are warranted to work val, il,
any kind Of grain or grass. w. ~
Any Farmer Ia at liberty to work one NJ t1.>,>
Machines through the harvest with anv other
and pay for the one preferred.
Ogden 4 C0pp, Burlington.
Are the Local Agents.
hand by OGDEN q r0fp y"
aprlf W3m'
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HONE INSURANCE.
Farmers and xerchAlts'
INSIIRANCE COMPANY
OF QUINCY. ILL
CAPITAL October lst 1853, e400. 00(
MUTUAL Z.HsUR.6N-CE.
nvsua DrvIDRD INTO CI.AD0E0.
EACH CLASS PAYING 11s own 1oas1A

DIRECTORS.
p. A. Goodwin. Quincy. l. G. Howell. Quincy.
". r Van Frank. II. NJ Van Frank"
w. n. Cline, LewistOWn.
OFFICERS. ..
w. n. CLINE, Pres't. w. r. VAN FRANK. 6ec'y,
H. II. VAN FRANK, Vice Pres't
e. y. Cp1.HY. state Agent. q. w. kent,
Octl9-dly-W1am GenefA Agent
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READ! READ!! READMl

DArv11Lr. Pa. June 2, lse2-Dv. Vim. y. Greoo.
Dear 6r.in February, 1851, was affiicted VIZ;
passed more than two gallons Of water il tWentv
ionr hours. was obliged to get I'M "A often a
ten or twelve times during he night and in
bottles Of Water and ,n To two
xss eu relief se.
gaining my usual good health. Yours trniv.
BOSTON COnNKRs, Dec. n, l66l.-Dv Wm. n
Grsgg D.. co1 - freely give you liberty to
e tns %s.1 q s -
the highest manner:-My wife was attached
With pain in the shoulders. whole ienefh 81 the
physician. who had attended her .bont thras
mont9s, wnen ne lott her worse than he found
! could ind, Who attened her for ebout nine
months, when she was under his care she did no
and ssid %pe s. p: ; He 1: hs
ae. sne Aa: 1sce confederation y ooNspsai,sts AGf
= 1880; - e::s: e. :;s sg.ysss: se .e~s es
ced the use Of Consultation Water. and % or IT.
ser astonisnment, almost the nrst dose seemed
= nays the .n desired snect and she keption I'm
Super1ntenos entirely her domestic a6hirn. Shc
nas not taken any Of the Constellation water
tat i hes producsd srn " ere happy to say
WIN. n. VAN BENsCHOTHEN.
Grey DsE 81; - Having seen your advertise.
5e5 1nf'anmatien q Tie Kidneys and ir4itation
years. ana tried the skin Of . number Of physis
clans with only Temporary relief Va ineince.,
ss Tss9 scs
e. ana when had used half 81 It, to nv snr.
used Two eotss 81 sfhsn aEa in health
or expected to be in INV life vnll ~rS - lov.
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&Hk TO $50 PER MONTH.-The

Little Giant Sewing 1aeAils Company
want an Agent in each county, 70 solicit orders
driver and extra needles. We viii pay : libersl
salary and expenses, or give large commisoion,
For particulars, terms, &C., enclose stamp. an6
address r. g. PAGE Toledo ii
feb23-dlmw8ms 0enT AIT for tho q. a
4 NEW KIND OF PLOW.-Smith's
IN Patent Cast Steal
TURF AND STUMBLE PIOw.
warranted the most durable Pillow made. Of
light draft, and guaranteed to scour in ANY
soil. For sale by 8, b. WRIGHT
aprl6-w2m q Water st.. Burline1nn
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Chm REWARD! n
OlVV For Medicine that will Cure
TICKLING IN THE THROAT, faa
COUGHS, FIJI
INFLUENZA.
WHObPIN0 COUGH
Or Relieve Consumptive Cough,
As quick ~
GOES COUGH bAISAM.

AsSHcvo OOusuMPtlVc COuGn,
As quick a.
GOES COUGH bAlSAM.
OVER FIVE IHOUxAND BOTTLES -
have been sold in its native town. and mot sim
gle instance OF It's failure IL known.
we nave, IN our possession. any quantity Of
clans who have used it in their practice, and
elven y the pre-eminence over any Other com
It does not Dry Up . Cough,
bat loosens it. 20 - to enable the petiept 70 ex.
pectorate freely.
Two Or Three Doses will iwvoriably CsWs
Tickling IL the Throat.
a nall bottle has often completely cured Ne
most
STUBBORN COUGHii "a.
and yet, though It n 90 sure and speedy in it,
V VesetsSS' Il !: perfectly ha!nie.s Seins purely
may be administered % children Of any aee.
IN cases Of Group ne will guarantee CGre
iftaken in season.
Ne Family sAoulA ~ without it.
It is within the reach Of al. the price being
ONLY - CENTS.
And II an Investment and thorough trial does
vim BE- refunded We ssy this. Knowing it. mar
it, and feel confident that one trial WIN secure
for It homo In every household.
small an investment win cure You. II may 30
be had of any respectable Druggist in town, who
6cates Of cures it has made,
&C. CLARK I Co., Prsprisssss,
WHoLEsALs DRUaGnrs, New Haven, Ct.
LORD 4 SMITH.
General Western Agents, 9 Lake Arveet. Odeaos
G. syUIREs 4 CO., Wholesale Agents.
nov1-W6m Burlington, Iowa,
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D IA 3 EIEs.


inflammation Of ne Ksdneys.
Ons0yrh 0f ne Bladder.
SsronOuayy and burning, or painful U,inatino.
For these diseases 1t is truly a sovereign reme-
dy, and too much cannot be said in it, praise. -
A single dose has been known to relieve the
most urgent Symphonic.
Are you troubled with that distressing main in
the small Of the back and through the hips? "A
teaepoOnful day Of the Constitution Water win
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS ##t
Have long since given mp the use Of bucf,u. en-.
bebs and juniper in the treatment of those dis.
eases, and only use them for want OF better
remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has de-
vOlved upon it.
Disuetscs irritate and drench the kidnevs and
~ constant use soon lead to chronic degenera-
ton and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water to the pub.
lie with the conviction that 1t has no e0ual in re-
lieving the class Of diseases Tor which il has
been found 20 eminently successful Tor curine.
and We trust that We shall be rewarded for orr
enorts In placing 80 valuable remedy in q form
70 meet the requirements Ofpatient and physi.
clan. PAisS1
N
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BY TELEGRAPH


WARRINGTON, May 3-SENATE.-Mr.
FESSENDEN reported from the Finance
Committee the army appropriation bill as
amended by the House, and asked for q
Committee Of Conferences which was agreed
Mr.. HARLAN, from Committee on Pub
lie lands, reported bill - dispose Of coal
lands and town property On the public do
Mr.. SHERMAN called up The resolution
that aQuorum of tho Senate shall cQnitmfA
. Dsj0sity of the Senatofs pree6nb duly
quAltfed. After debate The subject WNs
nads the special, order fdr l215 O'Clock
The House Joint Resolution appropria-
ting 06, GOO. 90 for ne pay Of the 100 day
troops vas pe.:sd 2 e =; -, .++..,-.. :, =,
taina quorum ON tAe vote to adhsfe to the
6enatos endendlnehts to The bill establish
ing : bureau Of military justice, the Senate
ct $50 adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. SCHENCK Of Ohio, from
the Committee ON Military Affairs, report
ed bill providing thai on and after the
lot Of May next, the pay Of .privates in
arms. shall be increased iron $l3 to 4l6 .
month, and Of non-commissioned officers
O.; Orderly ssrEesnts III, Sergeant Ma
tecs e9s per month, Clerks to Paymasters
~ $50 per annum, &c. SA
Mr.. sCHENCk moved the previous
question, and wasabout to explain the bill,
when Mr.. COX asked his colleague to
withdraw the demand % % to allow him
- amend tho hill, BY increasing the pay of
private soldiers to ]i6 per month, and non7
Commissioned officers to IA Even this
would hardly b enough 70 keep pace with
the increase Of prices Of the necessaries Of
LII for the hmilioA Of the soldiers. Hin
(Cox's) friends on his side Of the House
offered this In good faith.
Mr.. SCHENCK declined to comply, hav-
int been instructed BY his committee to
urge the present bill.
Mr.. DAWSON Of Penn, appealed to Mr..
Scho0Ck. He was chairman Of the Demo-
cratic caucus, and desired tovoAer that
which that caucus had agreed to o1er for the
Mr.. SCHENCK replied that if the DEM
ocratic caucus we're. moro numerous than
the Union caucus, they could vote down
Tho motion for the previous question.
Mr.. SCHENCK proceeded TO explain the
bill. Both the Senate and House having
acted upon the proposition to eQualize the
poY Of white and colored soldiers, the Com
mittee on Military affairs had principally
confined themselves to the increasing Of
pay. In the course Of his remarks he said
it WAs proposed to amend the former law
% that odioers may have leave Of absence
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CLARK d GAYLORD,
Ansrssvs md OO'ssssilsr' al La,
soLLoITORS
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS
Corner Jth And y streets, Room No. ..
wAsHIHaroH, D. c.

This Firm, having thorough knowledge Of the
Pension business, aud being familiar with the
practice In all the Departments OF Government,
believe that they can a Afford greater sie, e
prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
entrusted 10 them than any other firm In Washing.
ton. They desire to secure such an amount OF this
business A. will enable them to execute the bust
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
dose they will secure the services Of Law Firms IN
each prominent locality throughout the States
all the necessary blank forms Of application and
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet Instructions
and Circulars for distribution In their vicinity with
Assooiates' names inserted, and upon the due exc
TO them by their they will prompt
ly perform the business here.
~ Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
oFfIECRs and five DOLLARS FOR PRIVATEs,
and ten per cent on amount of Claims for MILL,
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
n Soldiers enlisted since the Ist Of March, 1881,
disabled By disease or wounds arc entitled 70 Pen.
lions. An soldiers who serve for two years, or
during the war, should It sooner close, will be en-.
titled 70 tlO0 Bounty.
dierh discharged on aocount OF wounds received In
the service, since the Commencement Of the War,
shall receive the eiOo bounty, and all revenue
stamps heretofore required soldiers application
who die or are killed entitled to- Pensions and
the 600 bounty. II there be no widow, then the
minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father mother, sisters, or brothers entitled TO
the eioo bounty and, In addition thereto, depend
EDWARD CLARK,
WILLIS 4. GAYLORD.
Washington, D. C., 1883. mar civ
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DROPOsALs FOR HAY, STRAW
AND GRAIN.

FORAGE EPARTMEHT,)
AGEHsspAIk, Va nov ~ o ,sss
WRITTEN PROPOSALS are Invited for furnl,h.
ing Hay, straw, Oats and Corn, for the use of Inc
any point on.the Potomse or its tributares, and
10 such quantities within the amount proposed for,
and at such times A. the undersigned may direct
and to state the quantity and price OF each article
offered.
Proposals will be received for ave thousand
q .SG Sr S1sI Sn f.a IN
the interest OF the Government TO contract for A
less Amount.
Corn to bs put up in good sacks Of about two C2)
els each, which to e furnished free Of charge
Ourely baled. ''''' "" w NC &C.
All articles furnished under this Advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection, by the Govern.
ment inspector;
Purchases will be made from time to time under
this advertisement, nom the lowest Responsible
require.
The undernigned reserves the right TO reject ANY
and all offers which may be deemed ompatible
with the interests OF the Government.
provided from the United States Treasury, and Ar
lar a. practicable, upon delivery but tie under.
aisaed reserves the right to withhold the whole or
any part Of the payments until the complete fui.
nllment OF agreements.
S0od security VIII be required for the faithful
vertilement. WILLIAM sToDDARD,
nols-2md Capt tain and Assistant d. N.
TOVERNMEHtT 2ATRpVAn TIIyTTT1
=, s',,S :, t,,.,, :, ga %. hUCIlON
~ Al The UNITED STATES NAVY YARD
on the ga Of February, Ieet, the property recovered
.oh we enamel IN the vieinit OIL Navy Yard
oonssung OF we Mreoks o. the sloops-of-wAr Ger.
ihah.oWh hnu ,fIymouhi' TWO GunbohB, (ol
mood,l ana n,m ma vea.e formerly used asa water
%sin, MIN an thsm a. ths Az ossns 10 and 70
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TIERS.
HEAR THE WITNESSES |

Worthless and pernioious articles arc so Often
belstered UP In the advertising columns Of tho
Press By fabricated letters that the propretors OF
from their businesl correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and ap-
founded by the unthinking with the FUIsoME
RIGMAR0LE put into the mouths OF MEN OF
STRAW by interruptions empires and ohArlAtAnG,
and the PUBLIC.
believing, however that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can DO VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who vouch Tor
them, ought not TO be hid under Abushel the under
signed publish below few oommunica tionh OF re-
cent date, to which they invite the attention OF
the people, and at the same time ESPECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested in
the subject to ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALS
the pArtioulArH, "
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ELEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS
IN TRATED BOOKS.

We have now on our tables ready for inspection
a large and varied stock Of superbly Bound and
Beautifully Illustrated Books suitable for Preaents
during tho HolydAY Season. We name In part the
following
Irvings sketch Book, morocco, artists edition.
RsphAels MadonnaS, moir antique,
Household Friends, mus. and cloth,
The Court OF Napoleon,
Bitter Sweet, antique morocco,
Wreath OF Beauty, mAgniheently bound,
Illustrated London Edition OF Byron,
khAkBpeaTe's Tempest, antique.
Merrie Days OF Old England.
stricklAnd'B Queens OF England, 8 vols
LAnceloth Queens OF England, vols.
BuFke'a Works, 8 vols. London.
The Spectator, I vols. London.
D'IHTAeli'H Works, 7 vols. London.
Letters Of Junius, 2 wells. London.
Poets OF the Nineteenth Century.
The Poets Gallery, antique morocco.
Half Hour with the Best Authors, lYOls. London,
BryAnps Poems, assorted styles.
Seottb Lord Of the Isles, morocco.
Splendid editions Of Moore, Scott, HemanB Hood
Byron, Shakespeare, Wadsworth, Burns,
Poe, Tennyson, and Longfellow
Macaulayb Essayl, half calf, vols.
We have the latest paterns and styles Of AIbu ms,
Episcopal Prayer and Service Books, In oveTy
style OF Binding
Catholic Prayer Books in all styles oil bindings.
Writing-dSukB, Portfolios, ke,, In large variety.
Juveniles and Toy Picture Books, a complete as
soTtment,
Gold Pens Pencils, and Cases Of the best quality.
BLANCHARD h MOHUR,
Corner Eleventh street and
deelI PennAylvaniA avenue.
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ORPHANS COURT.

- JANUARY 2, 1854
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WhsHINGTON
COUNTY.-TO WIT;
In the ease Of Lydia p. Haskell, administrative
OF Mathew Haskell, deceased, the administrative
Aforesaid has with the appreciation OF the Orphans
Court Of Washington county aforesaid, Appointed
Tuesday, the 26th instant, for the final
and distribution OF the personal estAte OF said de-
ceased, and OF the Assets In hand, as far as the
same have bean collected and turned into mo-
neyj when and where all creditors and heirs OF
phAns' Court Of Washington County AforesAid,)
with their claims properly youched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
said deoeAsedS estate provided a copy OF this or
der be published once Aweek for three weeks In the
National Republican, previous to the said day Of
settlement.
Test: z. C. ROBBINS,
jAnl-lAw3w Register OF Wills.
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uosTETTERs CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs. t

READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEALTH. "put how" you ask.
We answsr, 'tis an cAsy task. ...'sf
Strengthen the sroMA0u, and sustain
Tho NERvEs, the servants Of the brain.
The LivEn keep in active play "..
And regulate, from day to day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the IHHER MAN,
And like wateh, that's kept In chime
By constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spirits, too.
"How," you inquire, ~ can this be douci
Thia Victory e'er Disease be WOMB
"HosTErTER's BITTERs," we reply,
Il HEALTHs SUPREME PRoTEsTIoN-rRY
A. meaas Of regenerating the diserdored and
enfeobled system, regulating every function Of the
internal orgars revivins the depressed Spirits In
MIGRATING the constitution, and prolongiDg life,
no medicinal preparation, either OF the past or
the present time, has been 30 completely and uni
vepally successful a.
HesTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
Against the vApors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy air.
Drink not unmlxed the water found
In prairies, woods, or mArshy ground.
II sedontsry toll you ply,
Mature you nusi assisi--or diej
For when debarred from exercise
For srftfefai aid abe cries
Medicines grand purpose and intent
10 threatened evil to prevent:
And ifyou'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the unPrepdrce,
Hostetter's Bitters use-for note
They arc the suREsT ANTIDoTE.
To set at defiance the miabma Of unhealthy soils
the poison Of unwholsome water, the efiuvIa OF
0r0 a. uFOF nj and
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ID U b l. l @ s A L K.
J. OF

LANDS ~ The PAklsH OF 81. HELENA
hEhvfVhI DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA
t tne uiIeeuon anu Instructions Of the Pre-.
~ my 's ,saa S.aesi lssueu oi the uate o.
sely,I N ~ toos, ~ o. the eieyehlh
~, ~ n, ~ HSI Sh.iiisu An Aeh LOT the Coliee-
Itht ~ az Tn,,S ~ isu,Ieou9nAty DistrloW
snnrnnsa iuns Isss ana anu iOE ~ ONE, , Pnrposes,
SsaS % " ra S smu L NRPn0vea fenTnaIy u
anu anu wliAm henIy brlsbanel United states Direct
Tag Commissioners for the District Of South Caro-.
ma ma; 10 heteny aeSlMe ana make known that .
ruoiio NY VIII &c heiS ~ the once OF the Commls-
~ ~ nolesu IN tne Town OF beauiorti Parish
o. o. ~ nelens, seAuioIt Distrlct state o. South
isHr W "a o,cac on tnG iS.n day o. fe6rus
a9 70 ~ ~ =. M o. SAID 1ayI I9r the disposal
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nm, ine s sqh NnnApnh riAeei the Daniel Pope
pptoe' go sue me ann tripp flAee, LlttleWood
h, p sne S ~, Capess fIaee the Lawrence
dIlpP EIa1ei the rltehaiu flAoe, the Ferry Place.
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rum" oNI.nYrs, To, ,,n
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Ion inhnn pina ~ b bsisnuI me Wig flaee the
~ G s2hnsoh riase, he rorter rlacei Wood LAwni
rm5 LAVE, bekyH5dl the Pine Land Place, Laurel
mn, Lucy Folhti bolus Point AshdAlo, Blythe
YnDLi ~. d., nnui he sas .ine Land and the
I'm ~ re h. hhe last thTee traen Of land
10 soSu ~, SuyS0s 70 sno Lsht Q, the United
hss $500 " Su s,h anu ieone ang WOOD ana timber
H. piI t myu' eompohAauOh 70 the owners
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ihS nenIy stewart race, spring Hill, otAheitef
the m lilsi rSSu,IySieaI rlaoe, orangeburg the
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Cherry Hill the Tom PsSard 5n ~ @ tS tnS hiS