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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-22
EX"c"TlvE DErAErMrxs, S. c., !
September 4, 1865. {


WIIEREAS, \ SEEMING CON
W FllCT Of jurisdiction having
arisen between the Civil and Military
Authorities of South Carolina, under the
Provisional Government of the State !;
and whereas, Mljor General Gilmore,
commanding the Department Of South
CAROLINA, haring sought an interview with
Inc, as Provisional Governor, in the pre-
sence of General Meade commanding the
Atlantic States; and whereas, all matters
giving riaEo the seeming conflict were
adjusted ana arranged with the consent
and approval Of Major General Meade:
Now. therefore; I, BENZ. AMIN
FRANKLIN PERRY, Provisional Gov
ernor Of tho State of South Carolina, do
proclaim and make known, that the terms
ofthIs arrangement arc as follows: "That
in all cases where freedmen or persons of
color are concerned, the Courts of the
Provost Marshal shall have exclusive cog>
mzancc to try and adjust them, for tile
present; and that all other cases shall be
heard and adjudicatcl hy the Civil Courts,
Municipal Authorities and Cival Officers,
under and according to the laws of South
Carolina That the Civil Courts sLall be
opened under the Provisional Government
and all Civil and Municipal Officers be
allowed to resume their official duties and
discharge them freely without interruption
on the part Of the Military Authorities.
That it is further understood General
Gilmore will issue military order. aud
Governor PERRY will in like manner. iss
sue his Proclamation, making known this
arrangement, which is to continue till
Civil Authority is entirely restored in
this State and tho Government rc,con-
structed.
And l do hereby call upon all per.
sons and order them to strictly obey and
carry out the terms of this arrangemet.
Done in the city of Columbia, the day
and year above stated.
b.. PERRY.
by order of Provisional Governor.
". II. PERRY. Private Secretary.
September l5--3
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Prospectus ofCharleston
Daily News,
Nl,ruSt :

WILL BE PUBLISHED ABOUT TdE
w FIRST Week in August, aud rcgu-
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School n Office.

THE EXECISES OF MISS II. 7. YoUNG'S
l. School will be resumed on the Goth inst.
Terms, $50, with the privilege of studying
French, English and Latin. $50 for English
alone. Half Payable during he iirs, session.
the balance at the end ot the SC. o!as..2 rc
September 10. "2t.
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Notice.

{ IL P3.&OAo IAVi 9 = AND
I! : against lie Stale oi II: k
Dcce assi. a'e r. :iu":;r. !" III - - az
will make immediate payment 10
TliOS. J WORKMAN, Ex't..
September Is. II.
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Elp'qrs2d Sub. lis lis. i: =:

Hp'qrs2d Sub. Dis. =: =: $ c
ScNrrR S. G., September la, 1865.
GEj>-EE.iL ORDERS NC.2g.
4 Ii PARTIES THAT HAVE
4 filled to make contracts, Or parties
that lave made contracts t!at have
10: been approved with the freedmen Oh
their r!aMtatious, mHst enter into cons
tiacs with thcin, before the lst OF Cc>
tnlrr, 1865, or they will be liailc to have
their crop con6<eatcd for the benefit Of
the freedmen.
All parties having contracts at either
II ;hc Districts Of Sumter, Kcrsl'aw or
Clarendon, will call for the slme al once.
Printed forms of contracts Will be fur
,i>hst 10 such parties as may require
them, by applying 1T these Ncad'q"s
Bs command Of
+. II. WHITTIER,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
GGo G. SPEAR, lSt Lieut.. I: y. y. \. Il.
Oili"ial Copy: +. A. FlsHE, Capt. 30th
Mass. N"ls. Coini'g Dist.
Scptcmbcx %.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-22
Government Claims,
AND
Applications for Pa rnon.


rFHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
/ offers 10 the citizens Of the State his at
tcntion in all matters pertaining to GOV:
ERNMENT CLAIMS and APPLICATIONS
for PARDON.
All applications for pardon, under the exs
copied sections of the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation, must be in. the form ofa petetion,
stating the exception or exceptions, and accom-
panied both by the oath prescribed and with
the approval Of the Provisional Governor of the
State.
The subscriber presents, at the same time,
his card as ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NM ]. GATER,
lo Chapel street, Charleston, S. C.
Y"All papers in the State copy three times
and send bills 10 ". J. G.
September IT, :st.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
In District Court Hoxsrs County, Iova.
Cooley, Farwell 4 Co Plf..
ar.t Notice. of Suit.
Silss H. Noble, Def
TO tha nbove named defend,

TO ths nbov, named defendant:
You are hereby notified that there is nav
on fle in the Osice Of the Clerk Of the Dir.
trict Court of Howard County Iowa a petit
tion Of of Cooley, Farwe!l & CO plxintif,s
claiming Of tho sa;d defendant SiIas II No
bic the sEm of ono hun dred md sixty thrse
K $1,000 dollars with interest at ten Der cent
from July Fl, 1851 on Prom,esory note sx-
ecuted by the said defendant Silas H. Noble
to the said plaintiffs due in one day from
date thereof dated Jaly ~ 1864 and sfthe
above amount 81 Is 90 also the sum Of eigh-
teen and 4o-l 90 dollars as Justly due them
on account for Goods and Merch an disc sold
to tho said detenaent Silas H. Noble at his
instance and request and they also claim the
foreclosure OF a Mortgage against al OF the
said defendants said Mortgage beng execu
ted BY the sold defendant Noble to secure
the absve amounts, no personal judgment
or claim being asked except Is again St the
defendsnt Silas H. Noble And unless you
appear thereto and defend on OF before noon
Of the Cd day of tho next terra Of said Court
to be begun and held in and for said County
on the ind Monday after the ID Monday
in January 1855 ysar default will be entered
and judgment rendered thereon Is prayed
for in petition.
v6n5) L.BULLls,
Dated Dec. 8, 1864. Pits Atty.
so cts Int. Rev. St. sfixed asd cancelled.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

The Senior editor of this paper has
c,nc on an East ern tour for some clan
Iest,ne purpose, and it Is to be hoped
Ivy all 'loyal'' people that he may new
sr return to infest US with Lis "vexa-
,ious' presence.
There is considerable speculation,
and just apprehension. 50 to the secret
object Of his absence for SO long time
20 he avoved he would We gone sever
al weeks, and perhaps befor" returning
would visit the Sacred Soir' and the
confines of rebellion. The OBJ
iect of all these secre. moves, and by
pocri,ical sayings, are not fully under
stood Ivy many of US who keep an eye
single to his business, and feel as
though it were our duty as loyal cit
iz.ns' to get clue to these mysteri-
GU. affairs. We are justified in this
We think from the fact that his conduct
sincc the beginning Of our present ma
uonal difficulties has alwsya shown that
moreover has always proven Himself a
dangerous man in tie community
And now the object Of tkis pretended
visit to the east, would appear ominous
70 every scruti .iziny eye, VIII ether it;
to avoid the draft. or whether, pcrchance
he has procured travelir 9 agency for
that filthy sheet, the New Oregon Plain-
Dealer. or prompted by some malicious
spirit, he has gone to consult with the
Prince Of Rebels, is set an unsettled
question in cur minds; hut whatever
the object we may rely it's for no good.
What We have said We think is SUI
i-eient to put all en- their guard for the
present ard We will let the matter rest
til another week, by which time per-
h.ps some # his coadju,ors may hear
from HIN orleta word drop, that will DO
Sors''y 6 Il ,:a, nd give a Glue to the
mystery.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

4 VALUABLE EsrABl.lsHMENr.
The Chemical " orks of D.
Deland & Co. are located at Fa
port, Monroe Co. n. Y, besi|
the great Erie Canal and II
great Central Railroad ofthe Stat
These works are conducted on
gigantic scale, producing the e
ebrateu Chemical Saleratus, whic
finds a market all over the wo ri
with a demand which can scare
ly be met. 1t is sold eyerywher
and used by everybody VIII,
knows the value Of health
and would retain 1t by usins
LIGHT and Wholesome --~.u. y
oAD r.wE
oid tia!e moves Oh Nth unvarying pace,
Bringing changes OF sue kind to all Of
cuE race;
10 knows fatigue and 10 luckily best
With both feet IA limbs that reqtire no
rest.
In the rounds tina he makes, hsw vide is
sheir rangs!
He meets out TO sll sore different cHsnge,
The old and the busy oft complain OF his
hSs!o,
And resolve in tho future no moments to
aste:
While the idle and thoughtless pe:sue,
with = will, .
Some project or plan tho old fellow 70 kill!
To those who waste moments, and roat
them as naught,
He brings them the wisdom By experience
bought,
Ofthe future keeps silent and nsver I'M
parts.
II the next day will bring SORROW orjoy t.
cur hearts.
Iii. fancy oft leads him TO pi'.sa in:else!
or;s ia
md IL Ike next round brings the poor
| devi, wife.
Expecting the twain Whoa. blessing h.
| hns wen,
To add to the census either dau ehtet o. 40
In the visit he pays. it is ever biz intention
To alter old habits by some important in
vention;
The o!a fashioned way Of sewing by one
fngera,
f. obsolete nov, and no more iugsrs;
That ".sisch, stioh, stitch'' has taken i;
fight,
A q susset and band being NJ longer tn
work of night;
The seamssress nsw, which worries not
in days Of yoTe, =,
Is the "GRsvEa & BAKER MACHINE" to !
found at their store.
The best, most perfect and sasisst nlanag
Sewing Machine in the country.
| ilrronN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

Bv51Nrss CHANaEs-The rapid
i.icreas@ Of business and business facll-
!.iea in our thriving little town is daily
In '.a;ratcd by the changes ard in
c:e@s Ct cur commercial men ard
tradcsra2?, and by the amount Of
Z ,o>ls and merchandise of every des.
t'ipt'on, being daily brought into it..
The firm Of Cowap, Schellenger & Co.
as we noticed last week, may now be
found at the old stand of John S, Law
Ter, recently occupied by Clark & Son,
where they have been receiving large
and complete stock Of goods.
G. w. Pierce, has removed
from the old Pioneer stand, as
noticed elsewhere. to the stand
lately occupied by Cowan Schel.
lenger & Co, which he has also
filled with a large stock Of goods
Strother e. fitzpatrick on the
lower floor OF this building are
constantly receiving fresh sup
plies of goods which they ale dis
tributing throughout every neigh
borhood III the county in ex-
change for pork, wheat &c., C.
Moon e. Hunt at the post office
nave also just received splendid
stock Of read y-made clothing
which III connection with their
stock Of dry goods, groceries,
Has and Gaps, Boots and Shoes,
sc, vii enable them to supply
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
In District Court, Howar3 County, Ioya.
John 7. Noye. |
~.
Preston & Daniels
VIM. F. Dssisls, and Notice Of Suit.
Mary G. Daniels.

SIPS: Ysu are hereby notified that
there is now on Gle in the Office Of tho CLERK
Of the District Court Of Howard Countv
Iowa, petition Of JOHN T. Noys plaintiff
slsiraing Of you the sum Of two Hundred
Ard Seven dollars. as money due on your
promissory note, together with interest
thereon at the rate OF ten per cent per an.
mum from and since the lat day OF Apri,
1861, and also asking fer the foreclosure Of
. mortgage given by VIM F. and Mary c.
Daniels to secure ths payment of the same,
and ua)sss that you appear and answer
thereto IN or before noon Of the second day
Of the next term Of the District Court to be
begun and held in said County, commencing
on the 3nd Monday after ts< 3rd Nom ' in
January 1865. your default will he taken
and Judgment and decree entered against
you for tho whole amount claimed together
with interest and sssty Of suit
v3nS L. BULLS
Dated Sss Il, 1854, ''l.s' ATTY.
50 cts, lns. Rev VI. aExea and cancelled. 4.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
-Rem,OVNI.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY DECEH-
Der 18Th,
THE SUBSCRIBERS may be found at the
cid stand of J. g. LAWYER, lately occupied
BY NJ sssrs Clark 4 Son, with al entire new
stcsk Of goods selected with especial refer
ence to this market.
With an experience extending
through several years in trade,
they fatter themselves that they
arc enabled to make selections
that will benefit the people to
purchase.
Oar stock IS specially adapted to
the Winter Trade.
AND CONSISTS or
cA..e. Ready Made clo'A'ns,
:.r' ciosS, ! rlu.h Caps.
| 'A'i M.E:; : ::' b:a,::.
/ Jacoss.a / Csmbr!es.
J Hosiery & handkerchief
Canton 4 all wool Rauneis,
Under Shirts and Drawers,
Fancy Goods.
Dried Fruits,
Yankee Nosionh
And Groceries Of all kinds and
h"''l aaaa'it'11; :n Sel"''"'
Buffalo
Robes,
: in large quantity, ofSlpsrior quality and
very cheap for cash.
Their Stock Of Crockery, Glass
and Queensware is not
/ surpassed in
this Mar.
ket.
II 10 their purpose 10 sell ell Goods at the
very lowest possible Prices, giving
their customers tho benefit Of tho
Superior advantages their &C.
Quaintance and facilities
for purchasing gives
them in the
market.
Those desiring goods are requested TO
call and examine their extensive stsek be.
fore Purchasing ~ they are determined not
to be undessold.
! Farm produce of all kinds
wanted in exchange for goods
and cash, for which we shall con-
stantly pay the highest prices
warranted by the market. n5v6. !
New Oregon, Dec. IA, 1864.
C0WAN, SCHELLENGER l. CO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
rISHS
Lamp Heating Apparatus,

BOILING - FRYING - STEvING--
STEEPING--
WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS TnB ROOF.
= By tie flame of common lamp, atths
cost Of cents worth Of oil, very csmfor.
table breakfast can be cscksd.
N. Y. 1'riius.
u Simple in censtrsstion, essily kept in
srder ready for use in moment
convenient to have on hand. Drug
gisrs Circular
40 Fishs lamp il one Of the mort pop
ular novelties of the day, the utility
oft ls unqusst;onable, . great saving. IL
made i. heating and cooking small articles,
and can be made to ssok meals for great
many persons, which is actually done On the
ambulance .: rs which carry the sick soldis'
Scientific Anasriean.
y For family uss hospital tent bAi
rack, pionics, fishing, nursery, or Aick ROOD
it il an article Of comfort beyond oil pronol
ton to its cost. 80 - Halls Jo"rnSi'
Health.
- I have tried the apparatus, Az
nv wife and proclaim the same a naos
valuable and indispensable article, and We
now wonder how We could have 20 long done
without il. Ed. Coal Oil Circular.
An economical contrivance for get.
ting up heat at short notice for nursery and
general household purposes, enc
important point is the saving in cost ever
eeal fres. n Y. Evening Pot.
Prices from ttro to SIX dolla'.
Capacity from one to four qrars'.
Three srt,elxs cooked at ons !ims with sxs
burner.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal Oil, or Gas.
4 Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages
furnished gratis,
THE UNION ATTACHMENT.
Price, so Cents,
Tsb attached to Common Kerosene Lamp
Or Gas-Burner, by which Water may
be Boiled, and Food cooked; slso
arranged to support shade.
Hv1RY FAMILY Ns1Ds h q,
WIN. D. RUSSELL, Akent
No. 2os Pearl st., New toek.
n4fy6mst AoEsrs WAVED.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
OSHKOSH LUMBER,

IN Mccoy has . large stock Of choice
Pine Lumber from the OSHKOSH Wis
Mills for sale 1t castalia, and Ossian, Win.
neshsik County.
Each grade of this Lumber is
of the best quality and will be
sold at reasonable prices,
E. H. KEYES will supply the
DEBORAH trade at oil times with this Lum.
Der.
AZ each Of these places (Castalia, Osian,
and Decorah) may at oil times be found,
In tie ,rry Of Lumbsr,
Shingles, Lath, square and saw
ed Timber, Joist and
Scantling,
Dressed and
Seasoned and un.
dressed Flooring, ST.
ding, Fencing, &C., &c., Sc.
Parties desiring Lumber of ANY descrip-
ton arc Invited to call and examine prices
and quality.
z. II. KEYES, IN. Mccoy.
DEBORAH, Castalis L Ossisn.
Dec ~ 1861. fvsnsf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

Know al men by these presents that the
frm known by the name of Ssurgis 4 Dyna-
hugh has this day been djso!vsd. BY tn.
withdrawal OF j.. DoraLugh
The Business will 10 continued IS here
tofore BY ), |. Sturgis.
New Oregon, Iowa. Jan sth, 1864.
nSvGt4) J. l. STURGIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

customers with almost every al
ticle for Household consumption
DR. Clemmer at the Drug store
is daily receiving large additions
to his already splendid stock OF
goods peculiarly adapted to hi.
line of business.
N. Pullman has opened q
grocery two doors south of this
building, where he will keep on
hand a good supply of fresh fami.
ly groceries together with some
es hilarating though not in.
toxicating beverages, such as ale,
cider, beer, &C., &C.
Saddler 4 :, allace at the old
stand Of E. NJ. HI. Brown one
door south Of the Pest office are
just filling up with another stock
OF furniture in every variety,
Burdick at the old aud popu-
lar stand Of A. Saddler fully
maintains the good acme and
popularity Of The sNapd and
makes it to the bspeht Of ali to
,HuuU WIN HUI.
At B. Chapin's may Ire round
any article in the line of tin-ware
stoves &C and also a fresh sup
ply of stove cover litters which
are indispensable with every
good housewife.
A. Jackson still occupies his old
stand, and keeps constantly on hand
a good supply Of every article in his
line of trade.
II. Allemsn still keeps opposite the
post Office, andis always ready TO wai.
on the public.
Capt. JIM. Pep;n occupies his old stand
one door south Of the last named shop,
and pays especial attention to keeping
the public on sound footing having
now Oh hand his usual good s;o:k OF
Boots anil Shoes. And n other cares
D.nr Beam ss,ll occupies .ao tan'
one door west Of tbs Eagle Exchange
Hotel where Harness Saddles.
Brides &C., can bs had or made to or
der at any time.
Our Hotels are constantly crowded
with the travelling public, and business
and business men are prospering gener-
ally.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

1t is affirmed, by those having the
in use that the American is better ada,
ed to this climate than any cook ato
vet introduced. For sale At Ch.pin
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

DONATION PAxrY.-There will be
. donation visit for the benefit Of the
Rev. Jno. w. Windsor, at his resi-
dence on Wednesday evening l1,h inst
all are cordially invited &c attend.
By order Of Committee.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
lido ARE YOU IN AGONY

bed Of Goals which is n gs~a, con sid,
alton Of q cold morning.
Since getting one 10 aAr stove y
have lad no III fliculty In keeping up
good even temperature such rs is /
dispensitlc in printing room.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

LATEST. NEws.-Ths projected
Rebel Ruias upon the northern cities
we're all foiled about the 9th Of Novem-
Der by the &C tive measures ofshs ''gov-
ernment." viz. by sending in many
ted 6y Rebel agents was extin suished
in the same manner aud about the same
time.
"Uopest' Old Abe has been reflect
ed President through the graf efulness
Of the American people, that he may
enjoy four years ofpeacefu! administra-
ton to compensate him for his l.Lors
in quelling the 'Great Rebellion"
Owing to the BID condition of the TEL
egraph wires from W sshington to the
front Grant has failed as yet to receive
"orders" to take Richmond.
There would have been no more calls
for troops hal it not been for our
great successes in Tennessee, and ow-
ing to Shermans great march through
Georgia it is thought IN military Cir
clss'' ,ha. the last call will have to be
doubled before long.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

Mr. Joel Dayton Of DEBORAH Iowa is
he,e exhibiting and putting in patent
steve pipe hampers, which ere giving
great satisfaction, these hampers are 80
arranged as to perform very simple
practical chemical operation, by ssper-
"ting, and allowing the lighter gases
to pass of, while it retains the heav-
Ter and combustible ones to be
consumed by the flames, which Gre
ate an intense heat, our most re-
Liable citiZeno say it s%Yes from
enc quarter to ono half the fuel be-
siaoo il wi! preserve oyer night fine
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
REMOVED,

G. W. Pierce ono of our Oldest and
most experienced merchants, has re.
moved from his old stand of Pioneer
notoriety, to the building next south
ofthls Office, re Gently occupied by tn.
firm Of Cowan, Sck.llenger T. Co.,
which he has thoroughly rs-fitssd and
re'flled with splendid stock Of goods
and is well prepared to accommodate and
supply the public with any article IN
the line ofready- made clothing, family
groceries in every variety, Boots
& shoes, Hats f. caps. &c &c.
We assure the public that they
wcsld do well to give him . call at
his new stand and examine goods g. pri-
ces, before purchasing elsewhere .s we
are satisfied he can give satisfaction
and make it the mutual advantage Of
all concerned.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06

Being : 900 acres in Chictasaw and
1 $50 acre, in Howard County, Iowa: which
will DO sold for cash or part on credit
These lands are mostly in large tracts
farms Foff"tsfiiAsr stock or grain
Apply to GEO. w. JONES, Dubuque, Iowa
W.R. MEAD. Now Oregon,
nlsvs] G.S c. SCOTT, MoGregor,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
FRIDAY, JANUARY, 6, 1864.

-Eet2,sgsr Western RGiiuas.
ss &.s sHsr Aug 7sth, -, Trains
-. !c.ys saa arrive asf follows,
Trans Going West,
Passenger and Nail:
lssrs <. AcGrsgor, ls 70 4. n
Af-iTsas rostvi.ls l3Sopn
Freight sad Passenger
leave N. NsGregor 43opn
Arrive At PottvilIe sc
TRANS Cong East,
Passenger ana Mail:
tssvs rss:ville, 14,rx.
Arrive AIN. NeGrsSor, so ,
Freight aad Passenger:
Leave Postvills, OocA.n.
A,ivs at N: McCrssor so "
MILWAUKEE, Pr. DU cnIns RAILWAY.
InPARrrRR rRizs-
Nall anl nay E~r~>ss paco Am . a.
Night sad Express Pass. ..loisP.h
AaAzvss Pl. ps Cxns.
Nail and Day Express pass...... s.75r. N
Night and Express Pass. .7l5 A. Nj
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
Holloway's Ointment.

The history Of these great Rem'dies - the
N o.t wonderful m edic ~ revelation that the
world has ever known. 1t establishes the
al,-impcrtant fact that Wherever, and IN
dYs,ntextrnSSo,. internal disease exists, the
t;s. tho Pills are fully sqdzr lIE~ proper
tios and cure, aud that with the ointment
they are
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
CAUTION!

Yths reader Of this not':s" cannot get box Of Pills
s- Ointment from the drug store In his place, let him
Of expense Many dealers will not keep my medicines
on hand they mako much profit a. On
other persons make.
None are genuine unless the words "VolLowAY Nsw
YoRx AND LONDON" are descernible WArDR.NARK
in every leaf book Of directions around each box
the same may be plainly by holding the leaf - the
light reward viii be given 70 any ono rsH
dsrng such information may lead to the detection
anv party or parties sountereirS the medicines ven
ding the same, knowing them to be spurious.
Sold At the mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY.
% Maiden Lane Few York, and by all respectable Drug
and the civilized word In boxes, q - osus, % ccnts
and 81, 20 each.
sshorv is considerable ss~aH :! taking the sar-
scr eTes. In4Yy5VI
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-06
Dissolution.

A. JACKSON