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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-06

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Millcrshurp, o.
Ooire-On NIuin street doors east of the
Rank. Rcsldcncc-formcry occupied by Dr.
Fbright ~-lu.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Mill"rshurg, q
Otficc-on Main street, in the room iotIn"Il y
occupied by Dr. Boiling. ~
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nashville. ohio
Successor to DR.. Iiggctt. 2-2'
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Rowvillc, ohio
oG IN 70 g72G
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Madame Eliza B. Jumel died on Mon
day morning, at her residence on wash
ington Heights, New York. Her deceass
was not unexpected; age and feebleness
had done their work, and dissolution had
been imminent for long time. She was
married in early lie to n. Jumel, . French
gentleman, who died leaving her with one
child. Later, her singular marriage with
Aaron Burrsbrought her into public mo-
tice. They were married shout the year
1922 but the alliance was soon followed
by separation. Since that time she has
lived ct her residence on Warrington
Heights. She was present at the opening
of the first session Of Congress ct Phils-
delphia, in 6eptember, 1774, and ct the
Inauguration Of Washington a. President.
she created o decided impression by her
beauty and general air Of souoir jaire.
She was about twenty years Of age then,
and very elegant in person and distin.
guished In bearing. Madame Jumel firisl
met Aaron Burr when he ranked - Can.
tain in the army, and was sreatly I'M
pressed b. his power and sxpsssuien. En-
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missioner of state. Napoleon st Helena -
Ad-der-fif &C OOlumb1s!ll How history
win rspest itself! For the benedt of.sunr
sequSntt travellers who may, visit this CLASSIC
city in search Of relics, / will here state
that / am at the Columbus HOTEL room
No. 1, directly opposite q butchefs estab-
lishment, where thirteen chained dogs
hundreds Of. unclaimed oontrabands, and
millions Of mosquitoes nightly mingIe their
music to lull me to repose. - 80 . -.
A few words more and ! viii suspend
all further recital Of those Affections which
am sure viii greatly affect your excel,
lencys compassionate heart. ] am very
unhappy here. " The noblest river in the
world /" lies Just before me, it's waves
dance merrily and unrestrained. On
bleached ladies and gentlemen crowd the
streets, moving with graceful and elastic
tread, while arrayed In robes of loveliesi
blue. The air is fragrant with the sweet
odor which they only can exhale, and al
around is gayety, happiness and freedom
l, alone ofsall the denizens Of this great
emporium, pine in captivity. Do not for
| get. pray you, that our foreign relations
| are in most critical condition 4 him.
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not my arrest cause sors.,.--
James, St. Cloud, and st. Petersburg
indeed, throughout all Europe. viii
not the Sublime Port be around? And
will not those great powers, who so anx-
iously await pretext to interfere in be-
half of Macmillan, be urged to extreme
measures when informed that his chief
American ally Is under arrestp I win no
further enlarge upon the danger; q wise
statesmAnship can save your administya.
ton, and, what ID Of the first importance
to every Office holder, secure your re-elec-
ton. I suggest this expedient as the best;
Drownlow has any number ofcourts in Ten.
neesee. His judges (although our consti-
tution requires that they be elected by the
people, have been appointed BY himself
They are true as steel to you and your
glorious administration. Their jurisdiction
10 co-extensive with their own wishes and
Bronlows necessities. They are all sworn
to execute bis pious win. Besides, you
have federal courts in full operation all
over Tennessee. Courts are regularly
held at Memphis, Nashville and Knox
vile for the judicial districts which
embrace the State, In each Of which
districts attorneys, who are good abb
olitionists, reside. The Judge, Hon. OF.
Trigg, is your friend, and was appointed
upon your and Brownlows urgent recon-
mendation. He voted for you. / never
belonged to "the land or naval service, !"
and / suggest, with great difidence, it Is
true, that by transferring me to SEINE one
Of these many tribunals for q "speedy
trial, the sensibilities of the legal profess
sion will not be shocked beyond recovery.
Failing in this, am / asking too much
when ! avow myself willing to swallow q
dose of that universal panacea, for all
doubtful cases, the military commission
at Washington? Doubtless it has juris-
dicti0n of my case, as am accused Of
conspiracy. know it is competent to in
f1ict that punishment which many Of your
rebel friends say / Observation-Disclosures
it has recently hung woman. Don't fail
to write soon. Direct your private letters
to Paducah, Ky. 's'A :.
May our Heavenly Father speedily re-
store your excellencys health, enlarge
your already powerful judgment and un-
Outstanding, save You from being again
poisoned, as on the 4th of March last, and
finally crown you in Heaven, with "the
old man Brown" and all the mighty hests
who await you there. s. ss aa| Il, q y
Your excsllency will again accept re-
newed assurances of the high considers
ton in which you are ever held by your
very humble servant, sincere admirer and
affectionate friend,
EMERSON ETHERIDGE.
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VOL, XVH,-NO 4


There is form Of girlish mould, 20
Doder the epread Of the branches old, eel.
At the veil-knoWn beachen tree,
VIII the sunset lighting her tresses OF gold, 3
And he breezes waving them, fold upon fold,
waiting for me.
There iSthe sweet voice, with cadence Deep
OF one tlSt singeth our babe asleep,
And dten turns to zee
How the ttsrs through the lattice begin to
peep, Is, II
And watc6e the lazy dial creep.
Waiting for me. gv,.;r Il
Long since thoSe locks are laid Ia the clay. -
Long since that voice has passed aWsy,
On earth no more to Oe ej s'e4 =
But still in the spirit world afar, ssG
She Is still the dearest of those that ere
Waiting for me. H.
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NEW SERIES NO. aa15stO9l

was even then intimate Nth Benedict hs,
mold, whose wife she Mnoied her best 2
friend, and With Patrick Henry. 81 whoees
breast Of reserve HE started { daneerous |,
FIRE ofloys and palaiQp t 5prgetful Of !
bent willingly before her shf5is, de wrots
thus Of the man who, In after ye4xs, WAsp
destined to be her lord, II not her MASTER.
She says: s. 70 aoll5gttea1o OF div siAs .
|. Can't. Aaren Burr, in the heydsy Of his
vouth. Is he now NAR appeared to me the par
lection Of manhood peEgonided He was be-,
meath the common sise Of men, only dye iees
and Z half high, but bis figure and form had
been fishioned In the models Of the gracea.
Petite g be comparatively was, he had mar
tai Appearance, and displayed In all his move
ments those ACKNOWLEDGMENT which are only
Acquired in the camp and embellished Ia the
boudior Of the gracea In word, he was q
combined model Of Mars and Apollo HIS eye
was of the deepest black, and sparkied WIN a.
incomprehensible brilliancy when he smiled
but If enraged. its power was absolutely ter
rife. Into whatever female society he CHANGED,
by the fortune Of war or by the vicissitudeS OF
private life to be cast, he conquered all hearts
without an effort; and, until he becamad deeply
involved in the cares Of State = the vexat,on
incident to the arena do not believe
female capable of the gentle emotions of love
| ever looked upon him without loving him:
| Wherever he went he was petted and caressed
| by our sex, and hundreds Wed with each other
| timonial of their adulation. And yet, with all
this popularity in the polite circles, he never
took advantage of his position, andI do not
believe any female ever had cause to complain
4 Of bis seductive wiles, perfdy or injustice. ale
The casual meeting between the two
~ y ~'acA at the rooms of Lady Stirling,
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On the following day, Monday, July Sd,
. very largo meeting was held at Trenton,
Gibson county, which / addressed for
three hours. Isaac simpson, one Of
Brownlows newly appointed circuit judges
having, - be said, foil OWL and criminal
jurisdiction to arrest and try all offenders,
was present. He had one Of Brownlows
sheriffs and several Of bis Justices OF the
peace present, and in their presence he
addressed the multitude from the came
stand / had occupied; he only threatened
the people With an invasion Of the federal
troops, (msaning negroes) to deter them
from voting for me. At the close OF the
meeting, resolutions precisely similar TO
those passed at Dresden, were unanimous
I II adopted. was unanimously nominate
ed for Congress, and the pretended Sem
| ator and Representative from that county
were unanimously requested to resign. ,
| Twas to have addressed similar meet
ing in Paris, Henry county, on Saturday
last, and would have done SO had mol
L. t'-----Aa -s-AA-tha offensive words are
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der may not only prove fatal to your adj
ministration, but it may light a torch to
set the world on fire. Though am per-
sonally friendly to Mr.. Maximiilian ana MS
schemes, still I am fully advised OF the en-
barrassments he has caused to yourself
and ,cabinet. Remember il. is the last
= :. h-eaks the camels back. Will
--~o+;ou at st.
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ovncr, IL. JAY 2, The ysa.sIs Deans.
packet ana Brilliant, outsider, ieft s.. Louis
Yesterday On : nee. The two lstter have *
curpion parties for g. Paul. They arrived
here between nine and ten O'Clock. A r., tke
JEANNE Deans leading the Brilliant ssvea
mile. The Brilliant VS. ahead Of the Hawk
eve half . mile. Considerable money = ch1ng.
in9 hands On the result,
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every word of it was designed to convince
the neople of Tennessee that they were an
Oppressed people and you their champion :
that their constitutional rights were IN I'M
minent danger, and that they ought TO
demand additional securities" that you
then and there submitted the following
written ssbasis, upon which you declared
an unslterable purpose ITO fSat tne ersss
battle for our rights" =.
Rsso,sed, That we deeply sympstniSe VIZ
our sister Southern SAtes, and noey aunas
that there ID good cause for dissatastacuon sn0
cornnlsint on their part, on account o. the 70
cent election of sectional candidates 20 the
presidency and Vice. Presidency OF tho Uniteo
Statee vet we, as portion OF the people OF 2
ve-holding community, are not Tor eecooinK
az breaking up the Union Of these States unui
every fair and honorable means has oeea Sx'
hausted In trying 70 obtain, on the part Q! ING
non elaveholding States, compliance WIN
| its ruarantees: and when this shall have been
done. and the States now in open rebellion
aeainst the laws of the United States, In refys.
Ing to execute the fugitive slave law, shall per-
sist in their present unconstitutional course,
! aud the Federal Government shall fail to exc
-"A faith, it Che govern m
cnte the laws IN gov
ment) will not have accomplsneu -
sign of its creation, and VIII, tnelei1ae'
fact. be practical dissolution, and all the
| States as parties, be released from the COM
pact which formed the Union.
In commenting on the foregoing ''basis'
! 7 co;a IL nrOted that You did then 'deen'v
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SAINT PAUL FRIDAY, JULY e., 1861.

in your own organ, the Nashville Onion
Of June 9th, 1869, then, edited hy your,
friend Mercer, who = best known q
[" auinine Mercer" beceuse Of HI SYM
patty with the Rid ID, q whom Il is
alleged, he kindly dI|lggSd thst inyalu-
able medicine whila - 6cjcurnsd within
the Federal lines, HI E''~ JOE, ! 91ss
i read the following:
Now I viii prove vary htieny that the seces-
sioniat Il as great an abolitionist - Sumner.
Both the secessionist and dislnionist ore for
breaking up this Union. 1NM state the ar.
ranremcnt 81 asyilogism thus: An aholhonist
IA disunionist, a disunion1k b 3 soceeGfohist
A seceSsionist Is 8 disunioni6t a disunionist Is
a. ebolitionist. Therefore. . seceeeionist = On
| abolitionist There h mot . particle OF diher-
ence between them. 49, q 49,
Irepeat, I read tho krsgoing, after
which / was 60 irreverent a. to say, in re-
| gard to your syllogism, that / could find
the silly but not the gis1a bat you are
distinct and positive in the allegation that
"an abolitionist Is disunionist. " All
Ithis and much more did say, may it
please your exceaency, for the many pi-
! ous purposes hereinafter enumerated
l chiefly, however, with the design Of quiet.
aud cQpsciepcee at vnnr nld
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, reBa sns friends ia $ officers and trade agents.
who desire to Join you in your late t but
colored race. They nave some lpahaIs o. o.
consistency; having always peen ~ ' Hocom 90
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DIRECTORS
3. H. CotrOS ofTena.. C. =. uraUruuavsss of NY.
-. G. HlSrs, uElAsa p sflrf- al hiiuu.
7 A. g. s,Nroaps A. So vrlls 81 aich-
eFFICERs.
Praiduf,--A q. SANFORD.
Pres'tlst Nanoaai Raak NashEale.
Ec FcaI1t-A- &. WILLS.
Sssozv.--F. h. CoLroN
TieEsHc,-WM e. BUNS
3faur Sapoataaisat-C. T.. HEQUE3BoURG.
The prouertv ofthe Comuarv c5-ssts e. iss-s.
h0id inielestsin the counues Cf overfon. Frut-ess
Mhte, ia kson, sni Warrcu. u tle sac of ren-
nssfee, gnpGnnus IN the sgslesa.e o over eight
Tie nlerii,srsi.ip ofthe COMPANY sns tas Beard
Of ! resf0rs compuse meu 81 Business sKoereacs
and reputat co, aud Of thcraulh and nfacical sr-
guaiutluce With the Oh minfs Of Pennsylvania
The Mining Superintendent 8gas one Uf che f-steE
plorers o the o hsid Of 'at sta e, aud reii fhe
o sc lowing on vel n thc country, wel knouu as
he heqncnhoucg well, and % wlish he d iniet-
ests OF peunsy ylvana, then ia their uasceni STAKE
w. vely largely ntehte,i
Tins Otmpsuy wlll lease porinuscf their value
hAa ands 20 small tracts, % private parties or Con-
Fdaes, ior liulEnIATE uEyEtaIarSr- This is q rare
chance FOR iH1 fif openl rs to ufrlIn la5tes ou
terms i.iat 90 be smply rmuner1iIvc.
Terms trIsde known ON spfllcla1n.
80 WEEE sPECULAroRs Will HE rHEtrED wirH.
Dsscrirton ofiands and samples OF ul ,faansa
from thePlopeuy may h. seen ty esihne at tho
otiee 81 he CcmPuny. No 66' North cherry
street, Nashville. Tenn
The Secrptty, r. a. Cotton. Nashville. win re-
ceive orders iof stock. sad WI rssri csFtdestes
by rstum uisiI vhen he usonsy accompanies the
Older
Cet Ell
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LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.
Military DIVISION or rHE TENEsssFE,
~ QuARIEkMAsTERs OIHCE, u. S. MI. K. Rs.
TrNU SAINT Ok 1ecr

MILITARY DIVISION or THE TENEEssFE, }
CHrEF QuABIEkNAsTERs OlFCE, u. s. MI. r. Rs. :
NAsHvIILE IENS, Sept. 25, 1865
WILL offer at pub ic sale the following described
l property OF the United States, viz:
On Tns sday, Oeto er lOth ls65, az Jacksonville,
Tenn ElGHT BUILDINGS, such a. screhousss,
Mess and DGel'ing Houzes. &C.
ON THURSDAY, October l2th, 1858. TWO BUN
DRHD BUILDINGS Of different sizes, such as Store
houses. NJ sss and Dwelling Houses, Stab.es, &c.
situSted in the vicinity OF the Chattanooga Depot,
On Friday, october 2Oth. 1865, nea- the Chats
nooeB Depot Nashville. Team, aud continuing
daily thereafter until completed, Two THOUSAND
TDSs OLD SCRAP RAILROAD IRON fmors or
less( consisting Of Csr Wheels and Car Axles Bridge
Castings and Rods, and large assortment OF Cast
and Wrought Strap To be sold in lots of Is tons
or more 20 suit the purcha er.
FIVE MILES OLD STRAP RAIL ROAD IRON,
suitable for & c0uatry Bore Rsilrcsd track
EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP BRASS
AND COPPER, on WednesdaT, October 26th, con
unuirg tnsTesiier Until completed.
SIX MILLION FEEr OF ASSORTED LUMBER
lnore or lessl, ~ follows
200 600 feet Oak Bridge Lumber;
100000 feet Pine Budgs Lumber
10000 feet Oak Lumbsr, assorted,
q 10000 ieet Pine Lumber, sssoried
loo 600 ieet Poplar Lumber, assorted,
10000 feet Beech. Walnut Hickory, Ash, ac.
TO he sold n lots Of tO00 feet or more 70 suit pur-
4o0o oooshingles Crnors orIess).
On Monday. Oc cner soth at Antioch, n sod O..
r. r., ONk BUILDING.
On Monday, Oci 0beg a1ih, at Smyrna n and c.
r. e.. at 4 O'clock, p. m, ONE BUILDING.
On Tuesday Octobar 3ist, at Tullahoma, n and
C. R, or BUILDING.
On Wedne dsy. November let, lsC5, II Deerherd
n. ana c. K. r., TEN BUILDINGS, MISS HOUsE,
ON THURSDAY. November "a, At Steven u. Ala,
Four BIZ U1.DlNGS.
On Thursasy, November 2d, a. Bridgeport, n
ant c. r n ONE BUILDING
On Thursday, November I'd, at Shellmoni. n.
and c. R. R., vt o'clock p. n, ONE BUlLDlNG.
On Friday, November Sd, lSG5, At Chatthn oca,
Tenn and 6, ntinuiug daily until comp eted one
HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE BUILDINGS
more or less), such IS Stnrehouses, Mess and
nwelh- q Houses. % fCes, Stables, ac.
A lsrre proportion Cf the Rhoye mentioned build
inss are substantial well ad pied for either
dwellings or stores sc the same tune they are 50
cons ructsd thst they can be resdiiy removed Il
necessary
As the lsnd on ahich these buildings nov stand
does not belong to the Government the IiRht % re
move them viii be guaranteed for ten days isom
sac Q oomueDes at O'Clock each day. unless
otherwise specified.
Any information desired in reference to The above
propertv may BE- had uroa applieaion 70 Can't. 8.
b. Haain, A. q. NJ. Nashville, Tenn. or Capt, ".
R. Hopkina =. q. NJ. ChattanOoga Tenn.
Terms cash in GoFrrnmsnt FUNDS.
.,,qo t..,-1 r.rf - A n A n : 49,
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The following is the cath which every
member Of Congress, oa taking his seat, in
that body, is required TO take;
CHAFTrR CXXVIII.-An act to prsseribe
an Oath Of Odics, and for other purposes.
BE Z enacted b. TIC Senate Gad HoEsc o.
Representatives Of tRs Uastei States Of Anscr-
icg, IA Congress assembled, That hereafter
every person elected or appointed TO any
ofhee of honor oc profit under the Govern
meut Of the United Ststes, either IN the
civil, nilissry, or naval departments Of the
public service, excepting the Pres deaf Of
the bnitsd States. shsll, before entering 1p-
90 the duties Of such Office, aud before be-
ing endtled 70 any Of the salary or other
emoluments thert Of take and subscribe the
following oath or affirmation 81, A. B..
do solemuly swear (or afiirml that I have
never voluntarily borne 6rms against the
United States siace / have been q citizen
thereof; that I have voluntarily given no
ard, conference, counsel. or encourage
ment 10 persons engaged in armed hostility
thereto that have neither soughg nor &C.
eepted. nor attempted to exercise the func
tons Of any Office whatever, under sny an
thority or pretended authority in hostility
to the United States that have not Welded
a voluntary support e. any pretended gov
NiAAlt. -AF hat44AliANr N1FEff OF c1A5liAuAlNu
within the Juitsd States hostile or inimicai
thereto And I 90 further swear Tor afIirml
that, 10 The best Of nv kuoWledee aad
ability, / VIII support and defend the Con-
stitution OF he taited States against ali
enemies, foreign and domestic, that { will
bear true faith aud allegiance 20 the same
that / take this obligation freely, without
any mental reservation or purpose Of eva
sion, and that ] win well ana faithfully dis
cha ge the duties Of office on which am
about - enter, Sc help me Gods" which
said oath, so taken and signed, shall be pre-
9erved among the files Of the. court, House
Of Congress, or department. % which the
said othce may appertaiu. AMI any person
who shall falsely take the said oath shall be
guilty Of perjury, aud, on con uvietion, Ga
addition to the penalties now prescribed for
that oflense, shall be deprived Of his office
and rendered Incapable forever al er 90
holding any Office or plsce under the United
States.
Approved July 2. 1862
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Sealed Proposals are invited and vii be received
ct the place. and until G. dstss hereinafter nsmed
for the . fTchase OF the following namea 1iealai'
bcats, " harf Boats, Bsrges, and other properly.
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as NAN son
4. unum..
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PHor0aKArHs.-Phoiogfapha q Generals
Federal and coniedeFsie. The largest col
lection ia the west, Cor ssis, whaissale ana
retail. Romembsr the Place, gallery oftho
Cumberland, p Cedar a.seos, opposite Com
mreis Hotsi. mayzT-f.
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o. q. ColroS. oflenn. G. :. ureUrur,uss, of ~.
80. e. HLNrE nEEss1 b. salfu. aI Nliuu.
A. @. saNroap, a. g. vrtas. 81 aIch-
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A COMPREHENSIVE SCHEME F0R BENEFlr
ING THE SOUrH.-G0veruOr Andres ", I'm CON
nectiOn with other gentlemen ia different
parts OF the country, has ncsrly maturcd o.
plan by which it is hoped that the wsste
places Of many portions Of tue South may
be made 20 blossom with the fruits Of free
labor The project coutemplates the es-
tablishmeut Of central office m New York,
where the owners Of land IN the slave
States can become acquainted with North
ern purchasers, and thus stre m Of cmi-
grafton be organized, which vi fill certain
sections Of the South with q ropula ation nav
ing Northern energy and ideas Branch
Offices will be instituted ia all The 70 mer
slave States In this way IL is hoped 10
''recons truct Louisiana, for instance, on n
basis that viii root out the spirit as well Is
the practices Of slavery. BY this method,
il is probable that in some places, the freed
men will soon become land owners
As the project g.es on, European immi-
grafton may be introduced, to settle par,ic-
ar southern regions. The whole scheme
is upon the most enlarged scale, and is un-
der ;he charge OF gentlemen abuadantly
able % meet al the e.igencies shat can
s-ise in IA eours Of its development. Gov
ernor Andrew VIII, most likely, be the
president Of the organ cation formed for the
purposes above named. No man in the
country is better fitted TO manage such an
enterpr se, which, under his lead, viii be
productive Of mestimabie good TO the c0un-
Try wherein it operate.
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EUNzZ2NZIl

All medical men and the press recommend DR.
gTRICKLAND'3 ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE as
the ooiy ceTtan remedy ior Dsrrr0a and Dyssu.
,erv. Il e a uombinaiiou of Aftungeuts, Atsor-
beats. sfiuulsnts, and Csrminstives, snd u vsr-
rantad % saeet q cure atr all otner means have
fsiied; espscislly IN chronic cases.