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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27

1t is legal maxim that "the law does not
concern itself about small matters>;" but law.
yers and law makers often d..
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
Notice..

A IL PERSONS HAVING ~CLAIMs AGAINST
"a the Estate Of Angus Mcleod, of Kershaw Dis.
trict deceased will present the samo to me duly at-
tested, all persons indebted to said Estate will make
payment to me- 1t is desirable to settle up the Es
tate as soon possible.
august Il 3 "'9 j. e. RODGERS Ex'tr
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Geo. Forrest has issued an order at Okolona
~hich me, says: mo one will be permitted to 90
North OF this place, except upon passes issued
from or approved at these Headquarters, All
persons attempting to 20 North in violation off
"a spies." \
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27
CAMDEN DAILY. JOURNAL.
SATURDAY MoRNING, AUG: 81.

No news BY telegraph up to the hour ofeoiug to
press. this morning: X: -.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-27

CAN'T Rose, August 22d, 1864.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28
LATER from EUROPE.

The news from Europe is 10 the l4th instant
Captain SemmeS, of whom, since the sinking of
the Alabama, little has been heard, sailed ftom th.,
NerSey October sth, Jn board the barque Laurel
will p IS supposed to carry out guns and snnur,l
ton for d screw steamer, OF which Captain
Semmes Is 10 take command.
This rebel cruiser, u Is thought, is the Ram
ger, which, ON October 81, lying at Madeira --
Semmes accompanied by eight officers and ono
hundred men
The FlotIdas has captured the ship Southern
Rights and released her under bonds
The Niagara has sci ,ed "a Spanish steamer under
suspicion OF beng "A bloCkade-runner.
Thn depression of the commercial cilr.s OF Eng
land shows mo- alanat.ol, and business, especially
in cotton, is almost Ut dead lock, and pIces coil
tinue 10 fall
At the Peace Conference of Vienna a compromise
is said to have been effected the financial qaes-
ton. Minor questions have also been arranged,
and there only remains the drawing up VI tho
treaty OF peace.
MazZni has come out IN y strong letter against
the FrarCo- Italian treaty. HE declares that, II thu
convention becomes accomplished tact, the party
of the Nation will try 80 array Italy Ia opposition
u IL e Government.
The london TIars says that the pursuance Of a
war ,shcy IS the only course which the Government
of the United states now adopt towards the
rebels.
In their canvass Of the probable issue OF the Pre-
s.ential election, the English Journals incline do
cidedly to the opinion that Lincoln will b. rs-
elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28
SCHEUELE or Prices.


We publish in another column, the schedule OF pri-
ces adopted by the commissioners or Virginia tor the
months OF October and November The commissioners
say, III their preliminary remarks, that they have
and have had the good fortune adjust prices upon
a basis calculated to haImonze the leadiug interest
OF both States. This is very important matter IL
have properly adjusted. We're there to exist, a.
encc between the prices of articles of prime
aity III Virginia and North Carolina, endless trouble
and dissatisfaction throughout the border counties
would be the consequence. Farmers living on the
Virginia border would run their wheat corn, &c
into North Carolina if Il better price allowed
by the commissioners OF that State; and, rice
Uersu, Caroluga farmers would do the same.
Considering the scarcity OF money-for Contede-
rate money Is absolutely scarce, and daily grow
ing scarcer-the prizes fixed by the conms sslOner-
appear extremely liberal to the farmers, who the
class chiefly affected. They have put the lrice oi
wheat at So flour, from S33 10 si2 corn at -, ana
meal at S3.2o; peas and beaas a. -; and other
provisions at corresponding rates.
Tie patriotic exhortaton Of the commissioners Il
the farmers, to be content with small prices ana II
make 1t point OF emulation how little they will
take Gor their productions, l. good thing. We
only hope it will be appreciated by the parties to
whom At Is addressed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28
FINHE SOUTH ERN
ILLUSTRATED NEWS.

\ WELCOME WEEKLY V1SITANT IN THE
FAMILY CIRCLE AND TO EVERY
CAMP.
The News Is one of the best and cheapest papers
in the Confederacy, and aims to be complete
FAMILY NEWSPAPER;
always maintaining high moral tone instructive
and interesting embracing all the tastes and IN
terests of the domestic ciiclo-
LITERARY,
SCIENTIFIC,
RELIGIOUS and
INDUSTRIAL.
1t is paper specially designed Tor introduction
to the family firesile the good influence Of which
upon every relation OF life in such circle, has long
been appreciated by the most Intelligent and worthy
rs of great and inestimable value.
THE NENr NUMBER THE
ILI.U RArED NEWS,
CONTAINING
THIRrY-fWO COLUMNS
INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE READING
MATTER,
Will he READY foR DELIVERY Al
NINE O'CLOCK
SATURDAY MORNING.
Office corner Of Cary aud Virginia streets
Toe 2s-ltl
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iuAN'rYANp TIME PRICE
REVISION OF THE SCHEDULES FEBRUARY AND MARCH LAST


Of uriatS 1rta OF
ting gthecl laysf
this numbers horses
commission shl,nga
II nnneto oursledu
paI l O oprce fla
0
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torssish
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OF'FICI1L.

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f n i mla ai =
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3itlymond S]isp''ttg,

The DAILY DIsPATCH is sold to News Dealers nj
wESTy CENTS per copy. CRY CARRIERS are author
lied to charge ONE DOLLAR AID FIFTY CENTS pei
week to regular subscribers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

the hundred dollars
TIA term sh,lIL Llq.pt traila u uup
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ENOR RENT, HIRE AND SALE


FOR REM, by auction, on TUESDAY, No
ycmber lst 1T L. Nj, upon the new North OF
MitcEr Spring road, within q i,W minutes walk OF
the cOl IOi;ttUn, that most dcsIIdblr SUBURBAN
PROPERTY formerly owned by Mr. ". T.. cuWu-
dim now by Charles NJ. Wallace Esq. Its mansion
modern, with eight Agreeable, rooms andis beau
tIuy situated, with three porrhrs, III an elevated
glovr OF native OAK and hi kory. Besides I, fnc
sprmg by, there Is III the y.ld well, with Un-
usual and expensive tHChtir> and III addition t. L
toHunUiUuS kitchen, smokt-hOusc, &c, there i, add
loiIIu.,, oVcISteI'a house with good rooms.
The barn Is caplCIUusly Sitcdgl for long forage, and
IL StIbnug will aUcUmmOI ItV thirteen horses. Upon
O1 the two uniuliug streams prImcdtIug the
farm there Is a considerable meadow Of valuable
grass; and double-s0Uf ic,-hotSc, with ii coI.ye-
nicnt and well-tammrd pond. There Is, also, just
outside the yard shielded horse power iOr thr1Sing
orchard of various fruits, and III the garden two
long avenues OF choice grape vines. There two
acres OF Oakland plUughet for Il volunteer crop
The guvcrnmcut-tilcd tIlnber viii supply fuel for
two years Yet. OF the forty OF this CUmmO-
lous little farm, portion Is stiff and other OF 1t Is
very light and suitable for early gardening.
FOR HIRE, immediately after, two good FARM
HANDS ana
FOR SALE, thereafter, the FARMING AND
GARDENING IMPLEMENTS consisting OF three
Carts ana Gear; .,l..sl- r3u.e Wo.nns .i,,d
Also, excellent EockIway, with two set- OF lIar-
Hess extended llot-Byd, with fixtures fifteen
hundred pounds of lee; athoue.nd Cabbagcs; a kee
oi Fence Nails and II Etdstrad and other House
hold Furniture. Also, two large Mules, one tat and
young; the other, older; and a fresh Mich COW,
said 10 be of the finest III the county.
oc IS H. Z. TAYLOR.
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HkAuQI ARfgks ttRsr RlaIagSrl 4
VIRGINIA Rsnkavss, !
RICHMOND, October Is. 1861. }

nRDER No. -~.
All tuembers of this command not duty
win report without delay to laeuteasnt SAMC IA.
&. TARDY, of company /, at the SOLDIERS
HOME, corner Of Seventh and Cary streets. Those
failing to report in person or by surgeons certificate
of disability within days, wall ee advertised AID
treated as d-serters.
By command OF Colonel j. b. DASsoRfa,
oc 2s-at b. W. RICHARDSON, Adlatant.
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" and btssn9 conn., sacks furnished by Government
ti.-fr .
ram
- furnished ny o"I'r
ui !tIouf furnished by the Government
" and latlois hflati ny ""le
. furnish G0gernine l. ...
latlViis lul'hI'i ny o"i'i'
81 -tn', furnished the Government
'.l 1torr, furnished by .,
iisA ,tHe rauOnS tursassat By the Government
g., V nn rttiyI aud clothing furnish by owner
FURNISHED Government
Ii"' 'd ennstI, furnished by the Govellhf lt
ID Dnr clothing furnished by the doVcTnihe'
i'' DO. do do by Owner
~ do only furnished by the Government
'! and driver, furnished by
fnFnie 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

TgNIREE HUNDRED PAIRS chill
DREN'S SHOES, of good quality. for sas by
Z. y. BALDWIN 4 co,
Thirteenth street, between Nam and Cary.
oC 26-6ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

Tor SALE, handsome set of MINK
H. FURS; can be seen at my store, 2U3 Broad
street. WILLIAM T. SCltN Al.MEYER,
oc 26-3tt Successor to s. Hirsh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

YOUNG LADY'S ENGLISH
~ WALKING JACKET for sale at
CHILES Il CHENERY'S,
oc 2S-lts corner Broad and Sixth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

HO DENTISIS.-l5,0 900 to %, 900 AR
TIFICIAL TEETH, consisting OF Gum, PLAIN
and Pivot.
Also, GOLD FOIL, TIN FOIL and AMALGAM.
For sale by &. GENNEF,
oc 22-Gt li9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

I OST, on Saturday, hetweon Eighth
4 street and the Ballard House, or in the EX-
change, GOLD CuFF BUTTON, set with small
diamonds, with pean III the centre and the ini-
tal1 . n. L. T." engraved the inside. y suitable
reward viii hc paid the finder by leaving il at the
Dispttch uI.icr. &c 2J--Jt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

NOTICE TO RS.-persons
IN visiting the city can be accommodated with
good BOARD and comfortable ROOMS by applying
the corner OF Main and Eighth streets next door
above the Spotswood Hotel. P;ice, $50 per day,
lodging included; SIS without Single meal, S.
Also, few TABLE EOARDEkS can be acconlmo-
dated. Or 2j--6t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

nor SALE, No. l one-horse SPkiNG NJ
DRAY. Apply to Mr. G. bokNEli, on ss .n'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

UGAR.-Ten barrels of fair to prime
- quality SUGAR for sale by
&C a8-it DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.
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SCHEDULE Il.
LABOR.

nrns OF LABOR, TEAMS, WAGONS AND parvfns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

4 LADY, qualified to teach FkENCH,
~ MUSIC, and the highest English BRANCHES,
can obtain situation i'll IA private family, with
good salary, by applying to NJ NJ, Milton, North
Carolina. Good references required.
oc l7--l2tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-28

CEkVANTS WANTED.-l wish to pur-
- chase for a Southern gentleman, for his own
,ISe ono tirst-rate COOK WASHER and lkONER,
and one Female HOUSE SERVANT, well qualified,
for which l will pay the highes: market pIIcG-
Apply to Zoe 2i-lwt ROBERT LCMfhiN.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21
Important Statement.

New YoRx, June 20.-The Assistant
Treasurer this evening received from the
Secretary Of the Treasury the following im'
portant statement of the position of the pub
lie debt and circulation:
Tho amount of Debt, inclnding all legal
tender notes and unpaid requisitions, is
Sl,7l9,395,l6S Ss.
The amount Of interest bearing legal
tender notes, withdrawn IS S3,859, ,O7O, 900.
The amount of ordinary legal tender notes
Withdrawn and placed in reserve, S1,125,.
sS7, 600, showing reduction At present ol
legal tender notes Of all descriptions of
$5,6l4,957, 200. ..... L s-l
The statement shows the actual present
state of the debt, circulation. Of course it
will be necessary to replace portion Of the
FIVE per cent. legal tender with compound
interest, six per cent. Signed,
s. P. CHASE.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

A scientific German publication states
that among other curiosities, DR.. Grussel-
bake, professor Of chemistry at the Univer
sty of Upsal, has little serpent which,
although rigid and frozen as marble, can, by
the aid ofa stimulating aspersion, discover.
ed by the Doctor, be brought to lie in a
few minutes, becoming as lively 90 tJ @ day
i was captured, now some ten pears ago.
DR.. Grusselbake mas discovered the means
Of benumbing and reviuing it at his pleas
ure. If this principle could only be carried
out for man as well as for reptiles death would
lose its empire over mankind, and we should
preserve life as the Egyptians preserved
their mummies. DR.. Grusselback's process
is nothing more, apparently, than simply
lowering the temperature, just to that point
where the cold produces complete torper
without injuring any Of the tissues. In
this state the body is neither dead nor a
live, it is torpid. The professor has laid
his scheme before the Swedish government,
and proposes that condemned criminal
shall be handed over to him for the pur.
pose OF experiment The savant purpnses
If be can only get his man, to benumb i'm
as he benumbs his little serpent, for one OF
two years, and then to resuscitate him from
apparent death by his dispersion stimulan
te''; verify, this German philosopher is a
wonderful fellow, and the Swedish gov
ernment should let him have criminal by
all means.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

BODY RECovERrD.-The body Of the boy
Joel Bodine, who was drowned near
Saeeney's glass works on Thursday last
was recovered in the river under the sus.
pension bridge, on Saturday evening. A
man was drawing up his trot line, and when
near the channel OF the river drew up the
b,dy of the drowned boy. One of the
ish-hook5 had caught in the lads ear, and
prevented it from floating further down the
stream. The coroner was called, an in
quest held and verdict rendered that the
deceased came to his death from drown
ing. y, I.t,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

The Fairs AND TEsTIvALs.-D uring the
two past weeks four strawberry festivals
we're held in this city, for the benefit of
four different churches. The amount of
money realized from each surprised all who
were engaged in the laudable work of get
ting the affairs up. The actual profits of
these festivals will not fall short of two
six hundred dollars. This is a
handsome sum for churches to have at com
manl, and will no doubt be expended to
the b2st advantage. We shall not be sur
prised to see the several houses of worship
interested soon present an appearance that
will gladden. the hearts of all those who so
literally patron;zed the festivals. -a'-'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21
Are Americans Freemen?

Congress has passed the Gold bill, and if
the President signs it, 1t becomes penal
offense-.. b. -l '. --. in
lst. To purchase or sell gold coin or bul
lion deliverable and payable the, next day.
I'd. To purchase or sell gold coin or buls
lion payable the same day, but deliverable
the next day. Therefore, it is q penal Of
fence to purchase or sell gold coin or bullion
which has just arrived on board a Califor-
MIA steamer too late TO be delivered on the
same day. f...... .e..
3D. To rurchase or sell gold coin or bul
ion in exchange for check on bank or
banker; no matter how large may be the
amount to the credit OF the drawer, in the
bank or at the banks on whom the check
is drawn.
4th. Topurchase or sell exchange for de.
livery in eleven days; but it is perfectly
legal and proper to purchase or sellit for
delivery in ten days.
5th. To purchase or sell exchange delv-
cradle to pay and payable to morrow. 1t
has long been customary to purchase and
sell exchange one or two days before pack
et.day, payable on that day. The now be-
comes penal offense.
9Th. To purchase or sell gold coin, bul.
lion or foregu exchange at the Board Of
Brokers, at the Merchants Exchange, in the
street, or in the office or house of any other
person than the purchasers or sellers.
Any person guilty of the above henious
crimes against the United States of Ameri-
ca. on conviction, shall "be fined in any
sum not less than one thousand dollars, nor
more than ten Thousand dollars, or be im-
prisoned for period of not less than three
months, nor longer than one year, or both,
at the discretion of the Court, and shall
likewise be subject to a penalty of one
thousand dollars for each offence" What
does the act mean by saying that the offen'
de-s shall be imprisoned for period not
less than three months, nor longer than one
year, or both, at the discretion of the CourtI
One half Of the penalty imposed shall
accrue to the informer. Here is a chance
for active, industrious men to make an honr
est living.
The Tribune, as might be expected, heart
lly rejoices in the passage of this act al
though it has "no idea that it will suddenly
and greatly diminish the premium on gold,
or the difference in value between equal
nominal amounts Of coin End paper" the
sole object for which i was passed.
Where does the greatest amount Of indi =
vidual freedom exist in Russia, or in the
United States?
We observe in the Tri6uae that gold gam
blers have "earned the repToJdtion OF Con
gress.' 1t is unfortunately most true that
Congress long since came under the same
ban from the whole people 1t is not long
since the Times characterized their stupid
failures as "not mere remissness, but ss in
famous treachery.~ " y. Commercial, Re-
publican. .a
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

THE HEAVY SHOWER oE RAIN which pour
ed down in this section of country on Sun.
day afternoon has caused the river to swell
little, and impaired rather high color to
the water in that stream. The boatmen
and farmers wore more cheerful faces yes
terday, and every little cloud that appeared
in the heavens was anxiously wstched.-
Though little benefit will result to boats
men from the rain, there is no telling what
amount of good it will do the growing
crops. IN, - 80.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

LAuNCH.-Wc yesterday neglected to no :
ice the fact that another fine little steam
boat was launched from the sbipyard OF
Mas=rs. Wilson Dunlevy on Saturday af-
t,rnoon. The boat is being built for T. @.
sweeney, Esq, and will run where ever she
can make it pay the best. Z
r. S.-Since the above was 10 type we
have learned that the elegant little steamer
will be called Signal No. =, and will be
commanded by 7. G. Sweeney, Esq. Her
dimensions are A.; one hundred and ffty-fve
X aol thirty feet beam, and four and hall
feet hold,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21
Later from the Potomac
.- .:g Army. ...... ....
Gen. Beauregard with Lee.
HfApoUARTERs ARMY PoToMAc,
g...... T--.l 10 1ed ..

-sa HEADQUARTERS ARMY POTOMAC,
.p..a.., r'e..H June l8, '64.
General Pierce was wounded while gal,
lantly leading his brigade in q charge. =.
General Martindale, on the right, attacked
tse enemy, and succeeded in advancing his
lines and taking few prisoners. His loss
is reported at about 500.
The 5th corps did not lose heavily in the
advance in the morning, but their loss was
considerable in the evening, in their attack
onthe left. l M.s.3 .-+.,..
Our losses during the past two days will
reace 5000 killed and wounded.
The loss of the enemy at some points
was greater than ours, but being generally
behind entrenchments were not so much
exposed, and of course suffered less on the
whole. .rsr.e .- ,.H... ..
All the prisoners taken 90 far amount to
some 10000, of whom about 200 came in
yesterday. They represent themselves as
being in B Beauregard's army. .Ia
1t is not believed that such resistance
could be made without his presence or the
aid of his troops. .-...s- ........... !.
There is no reliable news from Gen, But.
Ter up to the present time. .'.
Gen. Ingalls, has been designated as Chief
Quartermaster Of the combined armies in
this vicinity, to be stationed at City Point,
with Gen. Grants. .....
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Severe Fighting on Friday l1y1y
Rebel Reports About Hunter.

3NEw 5YoRK, June 2O.--A special to the
Times from the Headquarters of the 18th
Birney's] division, "a Corps, occupied a
line within $500 ysrds Of the city, and
threw few shells into Petersburg, firing
several houses. eGlrz.l9ul +, Za.l3. 1T
lWasHIoeToN, June 2o.-A despatch from
Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac
on the 18th saYss 9ot ,g-.sJ a.n9a {:197
There was very severe fighting yesterday
along the greater part Of the line. Most
determined efforts were made to break the
enemy's line, but little ground was gained
except on the left.gD naHloqGfQ 1aa| ad
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 18th has
sn account of Hunters operations. .lrl
1t appears his cavalry have raided thro'
Wilson county, upon the line Of the Char
lotteville Railroad, also in the caunty ls
miles East from Lynchburg, and upon
Campbell @. II. The purpose seems to be
to isolate Lynchburg and possibly lay siege
toit. .,s5 luo1 hpE E.s-n tc ,Ir
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

p The ship Rockingham from Callao was
burned by the pirate Alabama. sslI
In the Houae of Commons on the ques.
ton OF Federal recruiting in ireland being
debated, strong remonstrances were made
against it. .sit C. sFari-i 30 L, -Ea- lzas
Earl Russell complained of the non at
tention By the Washington Government to
the representations mede on the subject by
Lord Lyons. ", .-.i
The Conference has been extended to
the 26th of June. So sr -. 5r iai
No advance has been made in the settle
ment of the existing difficulties, and it is
feared hostilities will be resumed between
the Danes and Germans. $50 ast
MISUNDERSTANDING are dull and IN
chsnged.
Provisions quiet and steady.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

DnRRHGA AND DYsENTERY we have
examined great number Of letters from
some of the most prominent citizens ol
Cincinnati and Oovington, etc, speaking
in the highest terms Of Dr.. Stricklsnds
Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure OF d.
arrhea and dysentery. The letters are
too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, OF Ooy-
ngtou, says he was pronounced indnrable
by the best doctors in Cincinnati, ana one
bottle Of DR.. Stricklsnd's Anti Cholera
Mixture effected permanent cure after sui
fering for months with the worst form o'
diarrhoea and disenterry. - P. ,iI4
je Oil tu.fri. 81 ... rr.. 81 o. Via.