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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-04
Celebration of the 4th day
of July, 1866, by the Co.
IOred People Of Columbia

lored People of Columbia.
A Ii the male citizens OF Richland Dis
N trlct arc respectfully invited to assem-
BILE in front OF the Hall Of Council No. 10.
Y. l.. A., AZ 8 O'clock a. m, July i, 1856.
The ladies' are respectfully invited to meet
in front ot James Davis residence. at 9
O'clock
PROGRAMME.
IheprOcessiOn will he formed at 3 o'clock
and move off. under the direction Of the
Marshal of the Day, Isaac Black, M Bull
street to Blanding, up Blandine 10 Sumter.
down sumter to Senate, down Senate to
the residence Of Mr.. James Davis. where
several addresses will be delivered
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Hchland Volunteer Rifle Band
Council No. 10, L. i. A
Eigilant Fire Engine Company
Saint Cecilia Society
Mechanic Association
Sons of Honor.
Refulgent Society.
Friendly Union
Ugly Club, ST.
Junior Social Societ,
Ugly Club, ir
Citizens.
Orators Of the Ds,
Clergymen.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGEMHNrs
\. F. EDWARDS Chairman,
JAMES DAVIS,
JOHN SANFORD
PRESTON NOWELI
CHARLES GAlILARi,
July :; .
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Notice to City Taxpayers.
CITY CLERKS OFFI(

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, July 2, 1866.
NN.AXES ON sales OF Merchardi.e, sales on
Il Commission, sales, at -iuction. &c, for
the quarter ending July 1, arc due, and
prompt payment Of the same is required at
this Office. J. s. MCMAHON.
July ~ CITY Clerk.
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Turnip Seed.

CSI received by express, tho following
81 choice varieties of LANDRETH'S GE-
NCINE TURNIP SEED:
Laadreth's improved purp.a Top Rnta
BaGa.
Pomerean Globe.
Whito Swedish Ruta Daka
Large Norfolk.
Early White Flat Dutch AZ
DE- G. H. MIoT'S Drug store
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, JULY

-
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
S'hr. Wapella, Payson, New York.
IN THE OFFIIG.
Brig Cyclone, from Boston.
SAILED FOR CHARLESTON
Ship Ida Lilly, from Liverpool, June IA.
Ship Columbus, from Leith, June Il.
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News Items.

New YoRR, July s-Noon-in III TN. great
trot, on the Fashion Course, yesterday, for
purse of $4,000, contested by Defeater,
Gen. Butler and Commodore Vanderbilt,
Defeater was the winner. All five heats were
made In tho 20's, and the last in 22i--the
fastest on record. :
There were two cases Of cholera, vester-
day.
New YoRK, July 3.--The extensive stables
ofS. c. jackson, in Brooklyn, were burned
last night, and many horses perished in
the flames; among them were the HamiI-
topian stallion, Mystery, valued at Sd, 600:
Red Jacket, Sunshine, and other valuable
horses. Edward Clark. q fireman, was run
over by an engine, III the vicinity of the
lire, and killed.
WASHINGTON, July 3.--rhe Senate, during
the week, has rejected OH unusual number
of the Presidents nominations, most OF
whom were soldiers with bright record
Congress has adjourned over until Thurs
day.
A letter has been received here from
Major-6eneral Magruder, late of the Con-
federate army, asking friend to intercede
with the United States Government in his
hehaK Writing from the city OF Mexico,
Magruder says: 81 want permission 70 re-
tnrn to the United States. The Imperial
Government has gone to hell, and has no
money, and We have to get away from here
Many have already left. Price, myself and
few others still remain; but We must
look out for some place to go to. There i.
no hope Tor anything more here.
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Statement the Condition Niagara Insurance COMPANY
the sR ns city fh N S the M day January
Niagara Fire insurance COMPANY r.r
1891 and located III the city of New Yol.
The The capital capital Of said up :looooo o
The surplus on the
Total amount OF capital and surplus s2ss729 60
Am! Of cash in ha ssn and on ass cents and in co,.:
loans stocks ..... -. ........ ss2q o CO.
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sss ss;s sss I:s:s?s sa! sss sfs
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Total amount osses s2is76
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Statement of the Condition Republic Company
D.
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The Confederate Dead.
THE "JOnNNY REB." NlNSTRELS

WIIL give another of their PLEASING
wv ENTERTAINMENTS, at Gibbes'
Hall, THIS EVENING, July 4. Ten per
cent. of the proceeds will be devoted to
the fund for the erection Of suitab bic head
boards for tho Confederate dead in this
city. july !
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From Mexico.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July 1.-The right
bank Of the Rio Grande is NOW in posses
sion OF the Republican forces of the Go
vernment OF Mexico. The city of Matamo-
ras capitulated on the 23d uit. to commits
sioners appointed by General Caravajal
General Mejia, with all his Imperial troops,
embarking between the hours OF 8 or 1
o'clock p. NJ, under the protection Of the
United States flag. The most liberal terms
army was given up without bloodshed, pill
lage or plumber, and is now under COM
mand Of General Jose de Lagonia. Gene
raj Escobedo, with his forces, said to mum
ber 2,000, entered Matamoras about l
o'clock, on the Gath Of June Latest dates
report Matamoras quiet.
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Jefferson Davis Prison Life,

DY DIR. CRAVEN.
- ArmadaIe, a novel, Ly WilAie Coll,n=
border and Bastile, ly the author OF
Guy Livingstone.'
Sans Merci; or Kestre.s and Falcons.
novel, by the author OF ''Guy Livingstone.
Guenm on Mich Cows, how 10 tell the
quantity OF miih COW will give on sigh:
Mrs. Brownins's last Poems
DR.. Guthrie on the Parallels.
For sale at McCARTER'S Bookstor.
July Opposite Columbia Law Rant.c
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Columbia Jockey Club.

ENTR1ES for the purse "r sl"o mile
~ heats to take place. to-day. ut =,
O'Clock.
John Harvey enters b. st., wears old
G. r. Franklin enters b. &. Jerry Cyears
old
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By T.ele@raphs
erurA censs.a and sSut,, America;

{ EEaaaA Csntrak And south Atnersca. {:
SEw YoRK. July BY the arrival of the
Northern Light, later advices frens Central
and South America have been retxivet
There is much excitement in Nicaragua
over the discoveries Of gold in the Chentals
District. The Government OF Chill have
forbidden Spanish subjects to enter the
territory OF the republic, and ordered those
residing therein toleayo within thirty days.
Another revolution il probable in Chill.
President Perez message WAS received
with hisses and ordinations of derisinn
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first lien of
tleem
y
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l. and due. e.andun
II ch tonh sbeentl
Connpan
unpaid.
u Mv1dends scrip declared, uc,oru
None
OK
WI" n
fqi and Of
F
dands
nand and oH''a seal THOS l. LL.No Pubic
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LOST
Selebration.

TTVHE Teachers and Scholars Of the Ma
4 rion Street Sunday School will celc-
brate the Eighteenth Anniversary of their
School. on WEDNESDAY, July /, in the
Marion Street Church. Exercises 10 COM
mencc at 9o'clock n. M
Appropriate ADDRESSES will be deli
vercd. Tho friends Of the canse and the
public nrc invited to attend July 50
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NOTICE.

r.
All entries for the next day hereafter,
must b. made ut the Stand. immedia tely
after the las. race
GATE ENTRANCE 80 CENTS.
Julv
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Arrival of POntoons.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY,

LOR Bowel Complaints, summer Cola.
IL plants, Weak Stomach, e.. For SAL.
oy FISHER n HEiNITSlI, Druggists
Jnnc Ii
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& LEMON SHERBETS,
ROMAN PUNCH!

N the evening, IN. Garden VIII be illu-
Il minated with Chinese Lanterns, TranA-
parencies and Bengola Lights. july 80
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lSG. 30 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-10

were present; had seventeen men with
me who went to the church; the old
man asked once or twice as to
Mrs. Hampton's ability to identify
them, but got no answer. At
Rockport the old man asked #
Mrs. Hampton said she could
identify them; l said she could; he
said, ifshe said, she saw them there
that night she lied; that she could
not know them that night; 1t was
STANCE if she could know them from
what she saw that night; in a mo-
moment after, She will never testify
against us at any rate Samuel Boz
cook was present; just before they
left the church the old man called out
to his son. " Fyou allow me to be
taken to Indiana, you are no Sons. Of
mine;" told them in the church my
authority from Greensboro, and read
my warrant; the old man said they
went up that day with Davidson, and
were at Greensboro with Davidson tbs
night of the murder; the defendants
resided some thirty five miles from
Owensborop John Carlisle told me
that y if i / knew Hampton AS
he knew him. and knew what
he had done, / would not have
arrested him. This was said on the
way to the riyer-Kramer, File, Bo-
cook, and others, were present. Boz
cook resides in Indianapolis. start
ed to investigate this affair at the re-
quest of the Sheriff of Marion County,
'and pursued it at the instance Of Gov.
Morton. First saw Mrs. Hampton at
the farm of Judge DeBruler, at the
house of Mr.. Sharpe. sent for her"
AT this point the Court adjourned
the examination until 10 o'clock this
morning.
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Amusemenfn.


Although the weather was unpropitious
for out door amusemenfs last evening, a
goodly portion ofour fair bellies escorted
by their cavalier knights were in atten-
dance. fffftFon Fru rufT.srnas.sr,y
The plays presented were admirably rem
dered, and Morris impersonation OF the
hen pecked Rip Van Winkle," was the
artistic personification ofthe authors ideal.
AS Cousin J0ein the Z" Rough Diamond"
he gave his auditors aspecimen of his great
transcendental powers as a dialectie lin
guist. But his great hitof the evening was
his inimitable burlesque representation OF
the Shakespearian tragedy of Richard the
III, CONFUSING his auditors with the most
uproarfous laughter. A9AA -
Tonight he makes his hnal bow, as
Hans Won Stetzenlleimer In the new and
successful comedy, written for him by VIM
Poole, Esq, entitled Our German Cousin"
and, as Powhattan, In the celebrated burg
lesque of Pocahontas supported by Bella
Golden and the full Company. Both plays
are replete with songs and dances.
Give him a bumper AZ parting. f4stT7T
MASONIC HALL+-The audience at Ma
sonic Hall last night was much cut down,
by the Indictment weather, but the per-
formance was excellent They appear to-
night for the last time in this city, and
those who have not visited them should
go tonight. The troupe possess much
merit. Miss Ida Wallace's fancy dance Is
worth double the admittanee fee. She Is
beautiful, and proficient as q ia lseuse: ..',..
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MRS. WINsLows
an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
oias, presents to-the attention OF -moLhsss
her .2HOE UWsA 2TOCE
OOTHIN SYRUP,
HarFOR CHILDREN .TERTnINo, s

sFoR CHI LpRf.N gTEtsrfilNcba D SH
which greatly facilitates the process OF
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammations. will allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action, and Is
kFRE no REGDLATE THE fBowELs. ~
Depend upon II, mothers, II will give rest
10 yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can sag IN confidence
and truth of 1t what we have never been
sble To say of any other medicine: feUeT
has u failed IN dsstngle Instance TO effect a
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used IL. On the contrary, all are
delighted withsits opegati ions, Dnd speak in
terms of COMMUNICATION OF It's magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter "a0hat zoe do kaot0," after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the JIttall'aent Of lOhat here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant Is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
Wahhefound An, flfteauaor tweutysminutes
after the Syrup In administered y bAn TX.
sFpu directions for using viii accompany
each bottle. None genuine nnlesa the fac
sarnile ofCUHTIs a. PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper.
vy1ri9 ~ E'u. drnssfstpc thrprghput the
PRIcE. ONLY Is CENTS A BOTTLE.
mayl0 decd, w u
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B6y- We have our Fall stock of
Mems and Boys Calf and Kip Boots,
in store. These goods are all made
for Us, and are warranted as good or
better than the best workmen in this,
city can put up, and excel in style,
finish and excellence Of stock. We
have also the best children's, shoes
ever brought west. 1t is not neces-
sary to mention our ladies, fine shoes
and CATERS ! they have always -beeA
just what the ladies Of this city want.
Call at s Second Street.
nov9d1t] 40 -iial j. s. KICKER.
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SPECIAL NOTICE g.
BULBS CEDRON BITTERs.

To- ETII
DR. JOHN BULL.-Deaf Sir: Gratitude TO
fOu, as well a. ~ sense Of duty to the pub
inent, Tor public use, Of the great benafit
nave derived frGnrthts use Of your fDedroh
Bftters." After military service of thir-
teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, | WAS discharged
from the service and came home TO die.
Dyspepsias liver aonnlatpt, and general
cebilitr were fast nurrying me TO the
physicians seemed onIy To aggravate my
diseases. About four weeks ago was for
Bitters," and by the use of them alone /
have been restored to perie 81 and robust
heaItn. can most earnestly recommend
them as being All, ana more Than all, they
ne recommended TO be. You are at liberty
Z o make any use you wish of this state
ment.
am, respectfully.
RICHARD EDWARDS.
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Or, Maggiel II the founder of a new Med
teal 5yBtefnI The re III 1,ss ID q.
fntefnAl dotes enfeeble the sienna ~ and
paralyze The bowels, must NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 tho man who restores health and an,NoN
tite, with from one TO two of his eSxs rsir,r.
dtnsry Pals, cures the sna(st ,sip,,ir,s,
sores with ~ box or so of his wonda,f,,I ! III
Al healipg 5atVes THESE two xres I * s 1alS
les oil the Doctors are fast supsrce,J = al
the stef6ctyped nostrums of the tlav : ~ ~
traordfnary cures by Maggiei's pills ana
Salve have opened the eyes OF the puhlic 10
thotnefIi cheney Of, the $50 called1 remedisS
of0thers, and upon which people Ia We ~,
long blindly depended. Maggiels Pills are
not of the class thatare swan lowed by the
dozen, and Of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity Ter another
One or two of Maggiel's Pills sufiices Ia
place the bowels In perfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite, and render
the spirits light and huoyanti There Al no
gripping Mnn no reaction In the forFn con-
6tipatibm IL the liver Is affected, lbs func-
tons are restored; and IL the nervous sys-
tetn iH feeble. II Is invigoratod. This last
quality makes the medicine very desirable
for the wants OF delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptive diseases are literally ex'
tingulahed by the dlsinfectant power Of
MagRiel's Salve. In fact. IL Is here an
nounced that Md0gieTs Bilious, Dyspepttt
qnd DtdrrhHd Pills cure where all Others
tatl.t While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains
Suts and all abrasions of the skin MugQfeL',
T2uepc u infallfble. Sold by j. Maggiei, II
- tn ne street, New York, and all Druggists
W % rents per box. d&Wly
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I am, RESPECTFULLY.
A VOICE FROM VICKsBURH.

al VIQKSputafis 01 ISIS Apgsft tatps 81
90 state to you that nave used your valu-
able " Cedron Bitters with great beneht To
myself, In general debility and prostraLlon
and mlagmatic influence of the Mississippi
River around Vicksburg, having been with
General Grants army Through dts whole
Southern campaign. / confidently recon-
r. nd Its use to all persons who are ex-
pOSsn 30 IA nhoalthy clilfiatesyIl - zI9ihsi
aniffod s94if n01l HssNfa1BDCaIkyA yfi
Aren't ~. ~ Sanitary Commission. ol
FOR sale by PETER VIERLING, Water
street.. tmayA
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GPECTAL NOTICES.
" EwTTHff F7EIIIfT7
InYIgnrafe the Responsible Organ.

-
the stomach il the responsible organ of
Che system. II the digestion Is imperfect,
every member. every gland, every muscle,
ever nor, . and nbre, Is more or less out OF
order. All the fluids are depraved. The
brain is cIouded. The spirits are depressed.
IL ie f1osi however, half the TRUTH Cob
umns would be required To enunerate the
pains and penalties of dyspepsia, nor
could any pen do them justice. Tens Of
thousands feet them; no man can describe
them.
Can they be prevented. Can they be re;
iieved? Can they be banished Mt once and
No dyspaptfdf iai n IL S1 taixen III tisTEi-
TER'3 HfOMACH BTTTERS In vain
Believe no one who says the complaint is
tncurabie. This great gstabte stomdchtc
Will eradicate it's graduating IL In a
thousand cases over which medical practi-
tioners have shaken their heads ominous-
Iy, Saying, Nothing can be done"
The faculty has Its failncles. One OF them
IN that Indigestion TX the most ditncult OF
all the Ordinary ailments or mankind 10
Nothing can be easier than 20 conquer IL ~
the true specific be administered. The vego-
table combination which has become IA
NOUS throughout the civilized world ~
HOSTETTEkS STOMACH BlTTEiNS -
an antidote to tile disease which has never
been known TO fail, and fortunately ~ ~
everywhere procurable. If you WISH -
FOOT with the dyspepsia try the phi ..as ~
pueia prescriptions. If you want 70 foos %
out and prevent 1 s recurlehee, tahe tno
Rittegg daily. There - no dlseotan lI cil "a
tastlnony IN its favor ~ .rIed i, Tor md.
Qestion without being benefited, the fact
has not transpired. Universal, uncontrA-
dicted praise avouches It's wonderful tonic
virtuesa Ii TSI3lD UNA u ~
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gsE- The never failing remedy fer
Gray Hair, Swain's Hair Balm, is now,
out-selling all other Hair Resforers in
the market HDr. Swain has, for many
years, put up, this ,Restorer gratuitous-
ly; and, finding the demand so great,
was compelled to put II into the hands
of the Druggists everywhere, for the
Benefit of those suffering with the
loss Of their Hair. This is 40 bum :
bug. Try il, and youlwill be converted.
Sold by all Druggists, go p ne 20 2
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BooTAED SHOE Trade From the
Shoe and Leather REPORTER of Novem-
Der LIST, we compile the following
statement of shipments of Boots and
Shoes from Boston to the State Of
Indiana, during the third quarter of
the year 1866, including the months
Of July, August and September The
shipments are distributed as follows
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ia There is many o man in this
city that thinks it wrong to throw
awayshis money by betting 0nsa horse3
race or a faro bank, that is throwing
his money away in a much more fool
ish manner by buying Boots and
Shoes for himself, wife, and children
of petty dealers, that pay jobber's
profit for goods that are made forthe'
wholesale trade, when he can buy
goods that are made for us, for our
retail trade, all warranted, and sold
for twenty per cent. less than any
,ther dealer in the State can sell,
poorer goods. We'have a store over
flowing with all kinds of nice and
good goods, at No. 8Second Street,
( nov9 df&m 80 Us Kicker. 3.
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C0uriey 10 decry the business Of Ev-
ansville, and to injure the men who
have furnished him bread for year
past. In this effort he is aided only
by such despicable things as the Vim
cennes SIN and Paducah Herald.
Even the Cairo Democrat has more
decency. asr rsce
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KNockED DowN.-On Wednesday


KNOCKED DowN.-On Wednesday
night as Mr.. Jacob Daum was on his
way home he, was attacked, by two
men near the central market house.
One of the men struck him on the
mouth, and the other struck him on
the back of the head, the latter
knocking HIM senseless He sup
posed that he lay unconscious for
about twenty. minutes When he
revived he found himself alone, the
villains having fed. He missed
his pocket book, but subsequently
found it. 1t contained only sixty
cents, Mr. Daum having just made a
deposit of 5000, Had he met with
his assailants on his way up they
would have made something by their
operation. ~ -''a3 p, o
This affair would indicate that we
have some people in our midst who
deserve the especial attention of the
police. The Cincinnati papers an
nounced the other day that gang of
safe-blowers and other scoundreis
had left that city for Indiana, and no
doubt some of them have found their
way here. People out late at night
should be on their guard, and avoid
dark alleys and short corners, and 1t
they notice any hostile demonstra-
lions, should be prepared 10 give the
villains warm reception. Let the
city be made unhealthy for such gen
try.
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/ LADIES AND GENTS OYSTER SA-,
LooN-The finest Oyster Saloon IN,
the city is kept by Adank x Christ,
Second Street, between Locust and
Main where Coffee, Tea, Chocolate and
Oysters are served up in the best
style. The superior Chocolate Coro-
mills are sold only by them. L., so.,.
nov9- 1wd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-10

BG- Remember SWANS Hair Balm
is, the, only restorer In the world that
is used as restorer and dressing COM
bined. 1t is fast becoming into use
as Ladies' Hair, Dressing and pre-
tentative ofs hair turning gray. Sold
by all druggists.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-10
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

we invite the special attention OF our
leaders 70 DR.. EasterIy's advertisements.
fhich can be seen in our advertisinr col.
1mns, DR.. Easterly's FANNY MedfcftIes
IRE deservedly popular. have 4 Ysanid SAFE
.;ya general Satisfaction. and ara kenf n,
III Che principal drue-stores thronghout
Eae Western and Southern States. IA will
'Sseen That Or. Easterfy does III ras. xS
mend one medicine 10 cure All a5s.as I'd
but prepares remedy for each r;artIc,Iar
disease, which can be relied upon 70 crra
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