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= An exchange says: Suppose a man
and girl were lnarried-the man thirty
five years old, and the girl five years; this
makes the man seven times Us old as the
girl; they live together until the girl ten
years old; this makes him forty years old,
and four times as old as the girl they live
they live together until she is fifteen, the
man bciug forty-fve; this makes the man
three times as old; they still live until she
is thirty years old; this makes the man
sixty, and only as old, and SO on.
Now ehow long would they have to live
to make the girl as old as the mags"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-11-20

"Leo," the Washington correspondent
of the Charleston Courier, writes as fol-
lows:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-11-20

- One murder, ono stabbing, and four
fights in New York on election day.
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mand that these great purposes shall be
insured. Every consideration that can
appeal to men involves them to act to-
gether, to secure these ends. Honor, in
terest, security, the welfare OF thsmselves
and their children alike, command them
70 act together. Without these guaran-
tees, neither property, nor life, nor lib
erty, nor peace ear for one day be counted
on. The Constitution is their compass
and chart, their anchor and stronghold,
in the sea Of difficulties by which
they are surrounded. Without it they
are cast upon a stormy and s~tarless sea,
and they may drift at any moment rev.
o%iution, anarchy or despotism, which
may deprive the wealthiest and the most
honorable, Of the commonest rights of
manhood. We beseeoh our couptrymen
to pause aud reflect upon the condition
OF affairs, land to give some portion OF
! their time 10 affairs which so much con-
Germ them all. Let them choose between
the Constitution on the n side, or an
archy and despotism on the other. a-
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NEW ApvERTIsM'ETs
MEnPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE


THE Fan Meeting over this Course wnl eOm-
First Monday in November, and Con.
r M time SIX Gays.
Three following races closed, By the named
entries, on the 18th instant;
NURSERY STAKE. SKI
- G. w. D%iIlahunt enters General Duneans
br. Z Antelope, by Avalanche dam Gazette, W
Johnson 4 Douglass enter bk. 2 Charlotte
Thompson, by imp, Mickey Free dam Aaa
Terfs, by imp. Albion.
johnson q Douglass enter &c. Rtcheien, ~
jack Malone. dam thgdam OF Mugsins' py
2. sitehen enters BIZ. c, Eigin, by Shelby,
dam by imp. Emue; second dam the dam Of
General A. Buford enter br. c. by Lexingiod;
dam thoroughbred but pediRree not known
VS. Trenaine enters !. G. BashwhRekeT, by
Lexington, dam BY Glencoe; dress re-, Hnts
TuTn4r a johnson entsr br. c. Crystal, BY
Avalanche, nam Guns by Childe Harold.
IS ta. REEEE STAKE. Ia rtlla
q. w. Dflnhunb enters Gen. q. W. Hardings
;. Z Duetta, by Highlander dam Delta BY mp
Jobnso5 q Douglass enters c. e. by Jack Mh-
1rne, dam AlDinO, by imp Alnioni . years
'i Cen. A. Buford enters br. IN. by vandal, dam
by INN. WAGNER 3 yearsO-d dress redtsras
Ah Jabn II Morgan enters CHI r Mamie Letcher,
by Australian, dam Lavender by WAGNER
:. b. Thomas enters ch. T. Hlrs, by Lexington,
out OF Hegira, by imP. AAbassadoT -,
Turner Il johnson enters CD. Z Magazine, cy
| Australian. dam By old Wagner
W. A. FOWlkes enters dark br {. 10y bhtck
Wind. dam by Ambassador /; 8years olq.
w. A. Fowlkes euters b. T. Dy NahuAli Jam
Duchess de Berri, by imp Sovereign.
OVERTOE no 2 STAKE.
Mr.. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington,
dam Little Peggy, by Cripple; dress green and
j. &. Jones enters &. n. Maggie English, by
Shiloh, dam Fanny by Epsiloni dress red gray
p. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne. by Hiaws.
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam me dam OF
SackS.
leans, b. JACK Malone, dam Wagon ! mare.
w. IS. Tremains enters b h.. ION WOrley, Dy
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
TIE entries for this stake were o'Osed on the
18th instant.
RACEs JET OPEN FOR ENTRIEs.
FirsI Day-First race, GayOso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages.
second ~Day-sscOnd race, two milo fash, for
Th7rd Day-Citizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free Tor all ages.
THIRD pay-Seco6d race, three mile dash, free
for all ages 500 purse.
Fourth Day-Second race, Bankers purse,
SlOOO. three mile heats. free FOR all a2es
Fifth Day-SOuthsrn and Western Turf Con-
gress stake, four mi Q heats.
sixth Day-Efrst race, saloon stake, mile
! heats. three best IN Eve, $500 purse, Tree for all
ages. Second race, mite keats for beaten horses
| to be handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. n. 3. FURREST, President.
n GVugoN Secretary. geR
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
IwnsrenN AsgoclArEp - nEeoars.l


LOUISVILLE, September 2l.-The river
is falling with twenty-seven inches in
the canal. Weather cool.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2l.-The
interments from yellow fever, up to six
o'clock this morning, were "a. The
PicGguae Of to-day a Y the disease is
wider spread, and the number Of cases
much greater, than during the epidemic
OF 1888, but owing to the milder type OF
disease, the mortality is comparatively
small.
New YORK, September 21.-The col
0red organizations in this state are ma.
king preparations for a state convention
in Syracuse next month, with a view to
cooperate with the radicals TO secure
manhood suffrage. The negroes Of this
city will celebrate Monday as the ami
ysrsary Of the PRONUNCIATION Of the eman-
cipatiOn proclamation.
The grand lodge L 0. .. F. concluded
its session to-day. The assets Of the
lodge are 1857 600.
WASHINGTON, September 81 The
amount of fractional currency issued
from the printing bureau this week, is
500, $50; sent out from the department,
S5OS.73I, deducting 500, 600 each to the
repositories at Cincinnati and Chicago.
The amount redeemed and destroyed is
$40. 200. National bank notes issued,
SO, lS0 receipts for customs, from the
9Th to the l4th inclusive, 50, 34202S.
Sheridan had al interview with Gen.
Grant to-day.
HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. 2l.-Ihe At
lantic cable of 1866, was repaired yester-
dav, under the direction Of sir Samuel
Coming, and is now in good working
order.
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6EWs or THE DAX.

The New York Tribune has ouened
a business and editorial office in Phila-
phia.
-Fhe western telegraph reporters are
opposed to telegraph mOnOpOlies.
IPhere have been nearly a hundred
deaths from cholera in st. Loaf during
the past two weeks.
The Greek government las been
vainly trying for some time to purchase
from our government two iron-clad ves-
sells.
The tobacco shipped from Richmond,
Va, ia August, paid a revenue tax Of
S23.5lS The whisky tax in the same
period was S29, COZ.
There were n hundred and two
deaths in New Orleans during the
twenty-four hours ending on the morn
ing of the 18th inst.
The masonry work on the railroad
bridge at Quincy, across the Mississippi
river, commenced Saturday.
The editor OF the Lynchburg Repub-
HcGa has q rich golden summer pippin
weighing a pound and ten ounces
Scouts from the Indian country say
the Cheyennes, Arapahoes, Comanches,
and kiOwas have consolidated, and are
now on the wal path. Two thousand OF
them are encamped within thirty mile;
Of Fort Dodge.
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much Of the duties as is incorporated with
the price OF the articles they consume.
The carpenter ahd mason, when duty or
any other cause make articles Of con
sumption dear, soon manages to make his
employer, the capitalist, pay the increase
Nor do we know that the amopnt OF.
a mans wealth should determine the
proportion which be shall bear of the
expenditures Of government. That, we
think, would be merely an arbitrary
principle. We do not know thai our
interest in the government, If it even be
regarded as merelya peace-and-order
preserving machine, is proportioned TO
u property alone, That government
may, as such a machine, benefit us, with
our wife and children ana our industry
and intellect for all cur fortune, as much
as 1t benefits AsroR. We should not like
TO have our interest in the government
measured by our wealth. Tit were, the
weight Of our cote ought to be measured
by the same rule. Perhaps the gov
eminent is, in that point Of Nis"'
worth more to the poor man than To ue
rich. Certainly the sons Of poor men
reap greater advantages from free insii-
utions than .he N Of the rich. II the
preservation and protection OF property
were the only purpose, object, end aud
function OF government, the only thing
for which it expended money, then it
would be right for those whose property
IL protected to bear those expenses, q
in proportion to his property. But the
Government has other and much higher
functions, among which are the perpet-
uation Of liberty, and the protection OF
life aud our liberty and life r worth
as much as Mr.. AsToR's, and perhaps
more, we being the judge Of that.
Then, again, the large mass Of the X
penditures OF the government are for ob-
jects in which he has no more special
interest than We have. He is not par
ticuIsrly and personally interested, Ger
tainly not st all in any proportion to bis
wealth, in the Improvement Of the nsvi-
CATION Of western lakes and rivers, the
building Of custom-houses and light
houses all over the Union, the support OF
the courts of justice, the expenditures in
the Territories, wars with foreign ma
tions, Indian var in Oregon and Texas,
and a thousand other modes in which
the public money is expended.
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DIED.


HEXTON-TH0sAs E., september 18th inst,
only son OF Thos. 7. and Susan Sexton, OF Sex
toms Landing, UTittenden eoanty, Ark.
The little steamer Victor, Capt. Honora
House, I%earnisg the sad bereavement, landed
and rendered al the aid required in giving our
little hoy a place. with his Srothens' dead, At
the high lands Of Shawnee Village.
One by one our boys have left US.
Gone to sleep with Coo ON high.
EDDIE Ont, then CHAELEs was with us,
Now they both in death do lie
Angels came when we were weeping
O'erthe loss OF our boys read,
When our TONNE, sweetly s.eepina, q
and on their wings" his srirt ned.
Heaven, to thee, all now IL given.
save one, Onr only darling psti"
On take them 70 thy living Eden,
We can weep anu love them yet.
angels sweet boys above, .ae
Wild flowers DER thee wavesi
Thy parents, with tears oil love,
Wan bless FOUR lonely graves N
sEUroN's LANDING, ARK sept. ID, 1867.
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THE Fan Meeting over tAis Course VIII COM
i mence on the
First Monday in EOTembeF, and Con.
Time SIX GaFs.
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FOREIGN.

Porte AU-PRICE. September 20.-Sal
move las submitted to the chambers, AZ
order warning foreigners against any
public EXPRESSION uC opinion regarding
the political affairs OF the country
Another revolution is inevitable, anC
the most horrible restitution prevails
Robberies are pe-petrated almost viii
immunity and business is paralyZed.
DUBLIN, SPptemJer 2l.-The arrest!
Of suspected Feniaus continues in thit
city. The latest js that Of Jas. Walton
supposed 70 be from the United States
and-an agent Of the Feniau brotherhood
has been Imprisoned, and is to be tried
on o charge OF treason.
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AMI RIVER EDITOR.
JOHN AIESEIE, CAsHIER AND Business
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

T WOULD call your SPECIAL ttenuon 70
/ the fact, that In addition 70 my retail stock
or Clothing 1 have JUST RECEIVED A
LARGE COMPILE STOCK, carefully got
ten up. EXPRESSLY FUR h JOBBIN6
TRADE, which will be found well adapted to
the wants OF 1.-THE country, and which / viii sell
10 MERCHANTS and WHOLESALE II RS
upon VERY FAVORABLE TERMS. I would
respectfully solicit an examination OF my stock
by merchants u others visiting the city.
J. ID. WILLIAMS,
No. 81 Main Street.
ao1Otp, Mamuhia Tam
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RACES yEr OPEN FOR ENTRIEB.
LUMBER, LUMBER
A Rare O~DDOrtunitv

Cypress LUMBER for sale, on The bank OF
u the river. sixty mules below Nicksburg, on
reasonable terms. Orders promptly Intended
to. ADDRESS X l.. EVANS
sell d8t&w2W Rooney, Mss.
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on this Continent. The largest and finest se-
Leo ion in New York. Enabled ~ extensive
and favorable purchases Of the raw material
for tbs next year to sell lower than any other
house. Pipes and Holders OF any particular
shape cut TO order. Also repairing. Boiling.
81. Every article stamped With our name, and
warranted genuine Send for Wholesale or Re
tail Circular. Letter box. 5Btf. ke5 3w
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Western and Virginia Tobacco Agency
MAYER, NARSHUETz 4 CO.,
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
N GYMNASTICS.

AJDME. LEISE would most respectfully an
M nOunce TO the citizens OF Memphis that
her Glasses are now open athe now aud splen-
did Hal, at No. 22l Second street, in the Ad-
ans block, one OF the most private and pleas
ant locations in the city. Nome. l. has Two
large Halls suited 10 all the wants OF her pu-
pills. All her Glasses will be strictly private,
Pupils admitted on the days OF tuition. All
the new aud most fashionable dances taught
in a few lesson. Ladies clREses Tuesdays AID
Saturdays ut 10 o'clock am; Masters and
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays at halfpast
O'clock PM; Gentlemen from s to 10 O'Clock
pm on Tde-dsys and Saturdays. Mdme. L.
will give instructions In the Lee Academy, the
Memphis Femsle Institute, and at Mrs. Ma
ghee's School In South Memphis, as soon as the
classes can be arranged. The Madame viii also
give Instructions in the new Gymnastics, OF
Physical Culture, which imparts so much grace
and beauty 10 the figure. This training gives
her school the advantage over all Others, rs
there Is no ext a charge made for this branch.
Terms-to sutt the times-pert term OF twenty
four lessons, SIS. .
Parents and guardians are invited TO visit
School during the hours OF tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere. Good music
provided, and sOirees given twice per month.
se2l
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DIR. B. a.

ETE n EAR SURGEON san 60.
u practice in Memphis, where ~ gtit NJ
main until the ist November. VA re-
once IN Bethel Hook, corner South CoDr,
Shq aein streels' me- hours from 9 10 IL
SN"f sell In
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Tl.aLefpP,R NnLR.

rs now offered to any person desiring to in
vest $4,000 to Sl2,GOO, either As active or ST.
lent partner, in an Old established Business
now doing a prOntaDle business Al
dragu r NJ at this Office. Sgzl Ste
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a graduate OF the universltv Of Norh 81
lina, who has had several years exDerience a.,
leaehlng both girls and boys, wishes "a git1stfon
as teacher, eitrer in n school or family AL
felsfences gwen. For Information address p
=. lox ~, Pine Bun, Ark or apply to Sarn-
Weii . stewart Esq :. attorney al law s1nfb-
Test corner Main and Jefferson, Memphis.
sept. -2212td&5ww.
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SOUTHERN T
FOR LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THIS new and splendid Hotel, containing
Il seventy rooms, besides baT-room, offices,
barber shop, etc, has been FACED in our hands
for Lease for a term Of years, with Immediate
possession. 1850. .
The commanding location at the corner OF
Main and Beal streets. and the convenient con
structiOn OF the house, with its ample accom-
mOdatiOnE, offer gr' Al Inducements 20 an en-
terprising and experienced landlord, and 20
such a one every pOsslb e tuducement will be
given IN the price and terms OF rent.
A great bargain will be given IN the sale of
the Furniture, for which real estate in the city
viii be taken in payment.
TERMS 500 per month without the Bar
and Dining Room on first floor: 500 per mouth
with The Bar and Dining Room. Furniture,
valued at $1,000, Will be old for $500.
SELL ROYSTER IRRELEVANT 90
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y. ]. W1aa1N- Recnr1er.
no h II N n
AN d.

A Residence. corner Mulberry ana Talho,
streets, with four rooms and All necesrarv onts
door conyeniences- Apply TO ~
n. L. AEACHAM.
SEX No. y Union straat
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Dancing and Department.

MR.. H. c. L1PPARD having secured ths
NJ spacious and elegant Bail Room or the
Gas 0so House, takes pleasure 10 announcing he
viii open his Academy on SATURDAY, Sep
TENDER q, 1861, for instruction In the above po-
Lille and elegant accomplishments.
Mr.. l. in arranging his classes, desiring con
geniality OF feeling amUngSt mis- scholars, re-
quires and gives references.
The classes at the GsyOso House will be as
follows:
Ladies Glass, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
Mssters' and Misses Class, wednesdays and
Saturdays, 8 pm.
Gents Private Class, QulD wednesdays and
Saturdays, JPN.
He will also give Instructions st-
st. MRrys, Tuesdays n Fridays, JPN. -
st Agnes Mondays and ThurSdayA pm.
La Saletts, Mondays and Thursdays, 3 pm.
Lee Academy, hours not arranged.
TERMB-S20 per Session OF - LessouA.
Application for admission into any OF the
classes will not be received during the hours OF
Instruction, but Mr.. L. viii receive aPphca-
items for the admission Of pupils at the Gayoso
House from 10 am. TO Y m each day.
No spectators allowed during the hours OF IN
struetkon except parents ana guardtsns o. p1-
nIlS ssisl0ss
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new ApvERTIsE1r'Ts
Attention. Sir Knights!

THE Slated Annual Conclave or Cy-
L rene Conf uHndery No. q knights "a
penuplar " II be held ia their Asylum, Wy
Front street, on Monday evening, M
september zSt, st ~ O'Clock. A.
prompt Attendance Of every member is de-
5iref, as business OF Importance viii come be-
lore the Commandery-eiectiou OF officers. col
lection Of dUes, etc. EVER s k will appear
N Fatigue Dress" Visiting Sir knights are
fraternally invited.
BY order OF JOHN ZENT
h. C~ommRnder.
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GREAT LAND SALE
B. O. BROWN
~

sly New York Day Book, Philadelphia Led
ger, baltimore sun, Cincinnati Ehqutr,r 7, Lou
isville JOuruai, st. Louis Republican, New Or
leans & resent, Little Rock Gazette and Maui-
son Pioneer o p tin day OF sale and send bill
to To T. Phillips { o Memphis sells ID
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AUCTION.
Public Sale OF 4 Ten Years. Lease
On 8 Poplar street Lot.

NE VII sell on Thursday, 18Th Fept4mtar
n = O'clock, on the premise Ten Yesrf
Iease On thai Yal9 aDie lot. hOrth Eid8 Of Pon.
Lar street. near the intersection OF Malt
street, abOut70 feet 'front.'. extending through ~
Market street. Terms made known a. Eale
sale positive and uureserYed.
HoYSTERf TREzEVANT a 90
\ SCI "a a AnrfFOu..-
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KMARE pTAMnSf
Agents Wanted.

ETEw want an active energetic Agent in every
" civil district. at $50 TO 500 per month, to
canvass for and deliver our very popular South
Crn Historical Work For full particulars adj
DE- InnlnaImg rhrea eeuL sfamr-
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SheFif''s Sale.

N. c. Moylan vs.J. Levy 6 Co.
HINDER and by virtue OF an interlocutory
decree OF the ChauceTy Court OF Mem phis,
rendered July d. 1871, in the above entitled
cause, l will on the sth day OF October, A. ID.
1857, at the front door Of the cOgrlbOnse IN
Memphi-, between the hours OF 10 o'clock . m.
and Z O'Clock pm, proceed TO sell to the high
est and best bidder, for casu, tue StOreFoOms
nos 20 and 2S second street, in eIuph and
county OF shelby and state OF Tennessee, the
same being sold 10 satisfy q decree in the said
court in favor Of said N. g. Moylan and against
said J Levy q Co. r. NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By JAMES Il. SWAN, ID. 5. se2G I'd
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AMUsEMENTs.
RAM ~REoPENINc!

IAssee and Msnager--.---W @. THOMPSON
Stage Manager-.---~--sHIRLEY H. FRANCE
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GENUINE MEEscHAUM GOODS

q John Street, near Nassau, ard
6e2 Broadway, near Fourth st.. NEW YOR
The first Mannfactnrars Of only
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Patients must write their State post Office address,
plainly All letters requiring must contain let.
ter stamp and addressed to DR. KNAPP SON. Box $685.
Chicago, Ill.,
E1Any OF the above diseases be treated successfully by
the patients describing their in letter. when they
cannot see --...-.. .......-
DR. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa regularly for oHer
years be consulted at the Geger iIouse-From
Wednesday noOn May 18TH till Thursday noon May 10Th;
from "Wednesday noon July 10TH till Thursday noon July
llth; from "wednesday Sept 4h, till Thursday noon,
Sept 5t from Wednesday noon Oct. Both, till Thursday
noon Oct 3st from Wednesday noon, Dec. 25th till Thurs
day noon, Dec. 26th.
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legal.

hlSSOLtTION.-The partnership heretofore exi,t,n.,
~ between ade Moody In the livery business IN this
hay dissolved by mutual All accounts Of the lara
arm viii be settled by T. J. wade who will continue the
business at IA. old stand. WADE 4 Moody
OTTAWA, May II, lS6.-4w.
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#eDiraI.

TWT THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP g. SON,
Physicians and Surgeons formerly New York. are treating
successfully
G H II 0NIC Disc AsEs.r
Which embraces the and most approved methods in this
and other countries for the Of all Chronic They
treat successfully all and Neiragic affections ali
forms of Scronla Dyspepsia Diseases Constipation
all Skin Diseases Pum ,narv Consumption its early
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Headaches all He~.
Diseases, Diseases Of Children and
Which carrying thousands to their graves annually.
EYE AND EAR.
They successfully, method, all diseases Of the
EYE and EAR They have had extensive practice aud
better success in the treatment OF all
DISEASES WOMEN,
Than any other Physicians in America. They have cured
women who have been confined 10 their bed for years.
They fail to
KHEuMATIsM!
In all stages; matter Of how long standing They cure
ASTHMA so never returns They have Sure for the
distressing disease, HEMMORRH0IDs, OR PILES. They
cure all Diseases Of the T1rcsst and Lungs
CANCERS-They have had extensive practice and won
denl success in the treatment Of cancers which they
without eating them out using the knife Let those who
have Tumors 6wellings or red spot lose time
having attended to- timely treatment may than
from the horrors suffering and death Of cancer
CATARRi CUkED-Ihey are treating catarrh on . new
system which Is sure cure for tbs disease.
THEIR CONSULTATIONS FOR years tave averaged from five 10
thousand which gives them experience uir-
passed by any, and equaed only by few
SS-Remember they do not promise all stages Of
Disease While all diseases curabe IL in season all
not Your may durable this week not next
to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger OF delay.
No case Will be- received, when there
arc any doubts OF cure or Relief.
Our Terms hence the money sent with all
orders forecines 1t from five dollars fifteen dollars
per month, to doctor with which includes medicines
Rs-The Poor will be favored
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agricultural.

nISSOLUTION COMPREHENSIVE
~ partnership heretofore known d. sweetser Co..
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All and ac
counts TO be settled at the shop by the firm.
Ottawa, ILL.,, May "A, 1867. Ed SWEETSER & Co.