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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28


names OF The Members present: as also :,
i"'r anu rcguar account of entrance money,
hf2s, fortciirres, donations, rccoipts md |
disbursements Of every kind whatsoever.
likewise. file ST letters and copics OF Ir,,
tors. Every other article ana cxncnsn
tbcSiLes books which the ,S,ricty Shall
'hin@usciul o. necessary, shall be paid out
of the Ncdcral Fund.
NllI. The Treasurer Shalt also provide =
proper book, in which hc Shall cater ai
monies received OF disbur,cd; and -kccp n
ir''r state OF The fund Of the SVA ltc
likewise, rs soon as elected, ,I
wilh security to the Society," for i1YfSvVS hn
SGm or vnluc OF the monies, bonds nrl o,hn,
#""mi;ics 'Ern delivered ia;o l,is hault
w!'h condition 10 be accountable ror aud
he''vcf thc same, together With all othcr
ia"hl9s "r e''cciS belonging 10 tho Society,
'iat may como into Ills hGnd3 duriur II,
Frnasurnrship ore and other inryi,,Iio
n"cd"n'S cNcr1tcl) to The nest ,;,icccrljn.
irG"S"rcr, or 10 tho rrdcv Of tho Governors
ana the Society. whom rcgurr,l by nm ,iori~
~ o. the members at Il regular Nicotine.
wh'Gh bond Shall be kept by The prcsi,irnt.
after being recorded in The Scc,r;pry's
Office
A,l bonds and other securities ror money.
shai! ho taken i'll the name or, anL modr
paynDio TO, rho Mount Sion &o,i,;v. no
80 ''"S','S ~ '"S 'SOclcly ShIil be let
""' ~ interest ~ The Treasurer, but with
I've consent oi the President. Senior and
'uh'nT "nrHcns AMI Secretary: And no
,'r'"n'r o. 'h'S HocIc'y Sh"!l hc permitted
10 hoWoW pmy money belonging to the SO.
cioj :, or hG.sccuriiy for any ullrr borrower
"a ~" Ea,n".
AN every M"mnor who shall be ap-
r"'nlcd on amy c0'n'niiicc ana ncrlccts 10
a''h' ~ me 'ime ana p'vn appointed for
'nH '"'c'in; ,"er2oI, and at Tn; time and
r'noe |" winch i"c sail ro'ami,toc may pu
""Jn"'n""' Sh1' Mcmhc' or Members, 50
n"I"'''nT =" "!Nnd, Shal' ny n Grr Of two
dollars, "n'r"s re o. they Shall make i sat-
S'nCtorT excuse I" lhc S"cic'y.
Nv. In order 20 incronsc Il,c flnd of ,lis
.ot'ct%. .""Ty Mcmlcr yhalI pay the sum of
,nn,iM. ~ ,;,E'''n%' NhI person neg.
,rly S,n, r,. ,,a n'''" ",.''';' an" quar-
Srcy,in,v AMI, n',,;l,,'. ,'''" " nHc year, thc
| lhc .,un, dnn T., I,i,,' ~, I'" ~" mare W,'b
ncc,;nm ,,,I,. "'''; '.' hrN' regular
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

STARTLING NEws.-Thc news IS
Startling, but it is scarcely to be Doubt.
cd, that General Grant will, as instruct
cd hy the President, issue an order re
moving Sheridan from the command of
tho Fifth Military District. This then
IS to be The reward of Shcridan's loyalty
and conragc-this is the first act of the
new Secretary Of War.-Mcw Yoyh
Tribune.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28
New Advertisements.

Our readers will recognize in Arm
strong, Gator 4 Co, who will appear
for some time to como in our advertis-
ing columns--an old firm of Balti-
more, who have once before presented
their claims before our people.
We arc assured that this is an en-
tcrprioing, faithful and reliable cstab-
liahmcnt and cordially ask for them
the attention of our merchants in
thcr future visits to Baltimore.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28
Southern C'nltivator.

'7VEIlIIII-I '''ENI V'gUUI,
The August number is before Us,
ana contains the usual admiral ar
rangcmcnt ofreading matter, adapted
to the taste and intended for the in
formation Of the farming community.
The editor, ID. Redmond, Esq, pays
mcritcd and eloquent tribute to his
late associate, Wm. n. White, Esq,
proprietor and resident editor, who
died last month. DR.. Jas. Camak
will be the successor of Mr.. " to.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

DEATH OF Cor. CAMPBELL r. BRYCE.
We regret to learn, BY Il private dos
patch received in this city, that this
respected citizen Of Columbia died in
New ork on the llth instant. lie
had Just returned from Brazil, whit
hcr had bccn,acenmpanicd by his son,
an" where, "o understand, he con-
tr"oted the disease which terminated
his existence. His remains arc OK
pcctcd BY the family this morning.
on tho arrival Of the Charlotte train.
90 B. enjoyed the confidence of his
tcllow-citizrns, and, on several occa-
Sions, represented them in the State
Legislature, and perhaps would have
entered more heartily into public life.
had declining health not prevented
it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28
Shoridnn'3 Removal,

The long expected removal Of Cen
cr"l Sheridan has been accomplished
and General Thomas succeeds to the
administration oGt'at District. IT to
be hoped th"5 ;hc change ill worl an
amoSiovation in that District. Whcth-
or thc removal Of such y republican
FNrori'c as Sheridan is polite or not
Judged upon It's Own merits il was well
deserved, and Que to peace and hui
manity.
Gall ior q Conservative NoGting at Nan
ming.
Tho Clarendon Press, of the 18Th
INST, contains y call for Il mcctinr o
conservative citizens, to assemble at the
Court House, Oh the first Monday il
September, 60 take counsel together
as to the course TO be pursued, and the
isanc they will think it cxpcdicnt tc
make IN The approaching election"
The call Crir!hcr says: "LcL all who
arc opposed to the radical party an;
who desire to sec the country governed
strictly according 10 the constitutional
form, attend the meeting. None arc de.
sired 10 rarlicipat" in,it who approve
The platform Of tho Rad;ca! party"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

The Sidney Herald. of May %, says in
certain districts Of Australia, people are
dying of thirst. II Is said that in the Laoh-
lin back country bodies and skeletons of
persons who have pcrishcd from want of
water nre being found. 1t is also related
that one man offered n pound noto for half
q pint of water, and having got ii and swal
lowed it, offered G20 for full pint, so great
was his thirst.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

y NEW Observation-Disclosures
new and dangerous counterfeit five
dollar national currency note has Just
at Detroit. On the left
end OF the note the wrist of the left
arm OF Columbus is scarcely visible,
whereas in the genuine it is distinct.
at the top read "'This note is secured
ny bonds" the letters b and y arc TOO
Tar apart, and the in "bonds" is un-
der the Y, whereas b in the same word
Is Immediately under the in the gcn-
uino The general appearance of the
bill isa close imitation of tho ocnu-
inc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

-, THE GIFTS OF HEAVIER TO WOMAN.
The first and most important quality
IN the female Sex is swcctnc css of tenn
per. llcavcn did not give them in
sSlnuatlon and persuasion ir order to
be srrly; it did not make them weak
III order to be employed in scolding ::
nor Gid it provide them with delicate
features in crdor to be disfgurcd by
anger.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

TERRIBLE EARTuQuAKE.-t terri
earthquake occurred on the Island of
Java OH June 10Th. 1t was very de-
sstructivc, throwing down many build
lngs and killing many peoples The
losses arc said to be incalculable.
The sugar crop, which lad just been
brought into the barns, is totally lost.
a large number of Europeans and
natives pcrishcd-thc report says as
many as three hundred. IT was fear
cd also that other parts of Java mi.ht
be visited BY earthquakes. Eycn at
Batuvla shocks were felt on tic day
the mail started. The rindcrpcst is
also making great rayagos among the
cattle of Java.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28
Registration.

Tho following additional returns
have been received
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

no CONVENTION Mr.. W. W. Bradford
mas shown us letter from Amborsah An.
"srson, freedman now living in Mississip.
r' ana i"rlne'iy his slave. which concludes
Us follows: :. am all riShl now, aud have
tSH'S'ercd, and will vote 10 Convention. -
SW tr VaichAGa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

~ VILLAGE TEANsrEnRED rRou OyE STATE
TO hS"rHEh,-T village of Sidney, Ere
mont County, Iowa, by n change Of Tho
channel OF he Missouri River, has been
transferred from that State into Otoe Coun-
~ Nebraska. BY this singular freak Of the
river, some thousands Of acres Of land and
ooo to 80O inhabitants havo been added 10
Nebraska.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-28

a DUTCuMANS Description oE
HAlNY NIGHT -'"Vell, last night wash
de worst as never wash. L fought to 90
dow dc mi to mine house but no
sooner did walk den de vastcr | stand
sui, Tor dc darkness was so tick dat T
co,t not str it nit mine boots, and de
ra'il-hnndcr and blixcn in moro den
tee minute mine skin vas vet troo to
nine clos. But after Won lectlc vii.
stopped qmltin, TO rain something; so
KEEP 'ecl'nk of mineself all lie way long !:
ana ven comes to mine own house 10
yak 'n' vat yon tnk2 1t belong to
somebody else -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-29
Am Irish Patriots Response to
hts Death Sentence. m

We have by the last steamer from Liver
pool the following extract ffom, the speech
Of tile Fenian Burke, after conviction, on
receiving his sentence Of death:
ut is not my desire now, my Lords, to
rive utteranco 70 one word against the ver-
dict which has been pronounced upon me,
htit fallv conscious of my honor as man
never impugued, fully conscious that i can
90 into my grave with name and charac-
ter unsullied, can only say this, that these
partes, actuated by desire either for their
own agrandizement, or to save their patrys
miserable lives, have pandered to the appe-
titc, if may so speak, OF Justice, and my
life shall be the forfeit. Fully convinced
and satisfied Of tie righteousness of my
eyerv act in connection with the late feye-
lutionary movement in Ireland, | have
nothing to recall, nothing that | would not
do again, nothing that would bring the
blush of shame to mantle my brow. ny
conduct and career, here and in America.
| if Won Ike as "a soldier, are before you and
even ia this, in my hour OF trial, | feel o
consciousness of having lived an honest
man and I will dit, believing that have
pivenuy life to give freedom and liberty to
! the land of my birtn. ! have done only
that which every Irishman and every man
whose sou. throbs with feeling of liberty,
should do. | seek not the death Of a saar-
tyr, but, if it is the will of the Almighty
and Omnipotent God chat my devotion for
The land Of my birth should be tested at the
scafIold. am willing there to die, in de-
tense Of the right Of men to free themselves
n pain the rights Of an oppressed people,
to throw off the yoke Of thraldom. | am
IN m Inshman by birth, an Amereanby adop-
tion. by nature aloyer of freedom and an
enemy amen to any power that holds my native
land in the bonds Of tyranny. 1t has 50 Of
fen t, been admitted that the oppressed have
a right to throw off the yoke Of oppression.
even m by English statesmen, that ! deem it
nnnecessary to'adtert 10 the fact here.
Ireland children are not, never We're, and
never will be, willing or submissive slaves
and m 50 long as Eugland's flag covers one
: ;ncb Of Irish soil, just 50 long will they be
, i;sve lN il to be divine right to conspirc ant
dev;se means to hurl down its power AMI
Q er erect in its stead the God like structure &
selfgofefhmenc'
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NEW SERIES--VOLUME g. NO. 49,

the day calls oweai'h Of faxcn haii," |
must say was highly prrpoSessed 10 her "a
vor at FIRST sight and | did need the egging
on which Garnptt every evening when we
retired to the billiard.room was careful to
give me. No one need to expect details Of
cur love making \ man who has seen as
much of it as | have, in al quarters of the
world, becomes rather callous to sentiment,
aud is not exactly the best companion for
gushing young ladies'. Miss Comton was
very sensible, and a very few words in the
course Of the next fortnight sufficed to
show how the land lay, and that | had on
ly to put in my claim and take possession.
y few days after Garnett and old Corp
ton rode on ahead while his daughter and
! surveyed the prospect over fair expanse
Of country--as beautiful a home scene, with
its gray towers and hay ricks and nesting
villages, and uasses of foliage, as may be
found in that beautiful country, Herts.
When We turned our horses on to the com
mon, both were silent awhile, lhow is,it that
a fine view always makes one thoughtIul})
or perhaps an idea Of what was to come
next made us pensive, At length | said,
Julia, | am man of few words; shall it
be yes or no?'
Yes, " said the lady, with 4 iiankDess
that would have delighted Abernethv.
Very well, lets have a gallop. And
so we galloped. II ats all.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-29

A few DAYS since small, fine looking
hricht how. came into the cars and took a
seat, Shortly after a minister came in and
took tile seat before and facing him, when
the following conversation ensued.'
"Well, my little lad, what is your nameT
said the minister en-,
MY name is james Foot. What is
yours?n =,
"W here are you going?" asked the minis
ter. a.,
,'Tc Rome, sir, and where are you goingY
was the res ponse Of the boy.
The minister could do no less than an
swer, "to Camden.
How old are you?" vas the next ques'
tion of the minister.
Eight years, replied the boy. "How
ol,I are you, sir?
The minister hesitated, but gave an an
"Are you alone?" was the next question
of the minister
ooh, no, said the bog, pointing TO tth'
passengers, II have plenty Of company,
"But you have no friends on board t.
look after you?" asked the minister
"No SIR said the boy; "have you?'
This was not answered, but followed by
i little history. 80,
lister 'smy parents would not allow me t
tpo off the farm alone.
9 At this the boy, with an indescribabl
look, said, 1T IS different now
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-29

Jessie sat down by her mother 10 sew
She was making pillow-case tor her own
little pillow. ,
"Ail ,bis?' she asked, IN discoDtented
tone. holding the seam out.
THAT is not much for a little girl who
has work tasket Of her own, said her
mother.
oo me work basket, and | ought to be
wiling to sew" and with that she took a
few stitches quite diligently e., -,
Il have dreadful pain in my side,
said Jessie in few minutes. My thumb
i very sore" she said few minutes after.
"Oh, my hand is so tired; That was
next. And with that she laid down her
work, Next there was something the mat
ter with her foot and next her eye.
At length the sewing was done. Jessie
brought it to her mother. :,
Now, may go out to play?" she asked,
in such an altered tone you could hardly be-
lieve it was Jessi E. ;, j.,
''ShouId not send for the doctor, sand
~ "The doctor for me- mothor?' cried the
little girl as surprised as could be.
"Certaiuly." said her mother; "a little
Girl SO full Of pains and aches must he SICK,
and the sooner we have the doctor tie bet,
"Oh, mother" said Jessie, laughing
''they we're se,otng-achcs. am well enough
| have heard Of other little girls besides
Jessie who had sewing aches and pains
whenever their parents had work for then
to do. These aches and pains do show
sickness. They are symptoms OF sad DDS
ease-a disease which eats some people up
This disease is called '.selfshnes. L
makes children cross, and tretful' and dis
obliging, and troublesome, and unhappy
and sad who have The charge OF them.
We hope that none of onr little reader
will ever have the seeing aches. - Children
Friend.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-29
JOSEPH SHARON,
s. B. SHOTWEL

8. Be- SETUEW EA4As
A IT II o X n Ic Y AT l. A w
Cadiz, Ohio.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business OF
Executors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales of Lands, Settle
ment of Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Con-
veyancing, Suits at at Law and in Chancery,
Loaniug and Investment of Money, and az
other professional business placed in his
charge.
Va. He is Agent for the State Bank
Ohio and others, for .loaning money, &c.
@a.Ofiicein Georges Corner, Main Street.
Ian % 1S
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-29
.JNO. H Nj ANT4 Ez II
Manufacturer and Dealer in
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,

IUDAOOOl DIV 2 Il II hA'11 u y II H'F-t
Market street, Cadi2, Ohio.
One Door Bel0w Brogn G Brothers Store
WAS everything in the Tobacco line,
HA which he is prepared to furnish
to the public, at wholesale or retail, at the
most reasonable rates. His Cigars, OF
every kind from the "Stoga' to the finest
grades-are the best ever offered i'll this
market.
Hanna & Co.'S. Premium Chewing To-
bacco-the best article in the country--al-
ways on hand.
Killilxinnick, and al kinds of Smoking
Tobacco, kept Consta ltly.
Let ali lovers of the weed call and exam
inc. JOHN Ill. MAN y ER
Cadiz, Jan. II, lS66-lv
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"Oh. for q Closer walk With
En1.s,

A missionary whose life is a written epis-
tie of Christ's religion, writes home as fol-
lows:
Circumstances cut me down to small
and fuctuatiDg salary, and threw. the, risk
of the enterprise upon my shoulders; but |
am laboring for the cause and glory NJ our
blessed I,crd and I am more than cOmforted
and strengththened by his sweet words to
my inmost soul. Thou shalt be resurrection
Of the lust. Howmuch greater the blessed
ness Of working for the Lord Jesus than
working for money. And how often this
blessed Friend comes into my room and sits
with me. and gives M tha privilege en- Dyed
by Mary, Of kissing his feet and bathing
then with my tears Of contrition and love.
I am sure could rot G more sensible OF
his presence we're ] to see him WITH the
ewes of the body. lie gathers me in his
arms, he draws me close to his bosom, he
lets nv weary head he pillowed near his
heart as | whisper, Whom have ln heaven
hut thee? and there is none upon earth that
I desire besides thee And as | was lying
flat on nv face in early prayer at his feet
0, how did feel the delicious luxury OF
Through seven and thirty years Of toll,
conflict humiliation and temptation, | have
ben following the footsteps Of his precious
Friend; and this bic s2dncss has steadily in,
creased. till | adopt the words as my own
"Wrapt in a cloud of glorious dreams,
She hreathcs and moves alone,
pining for those bright bowers and streams
Where her beloved's gone
Surely it ought not to be a thing Incredible
that thew should say this who are walking
bv that faith which is the substance OF
things bopcd for. the evidence ofthings not
scen. And how true it is that they who
arc most anxions to depart and be with
Jesus are most willing, to remain ana ianor'
/ can see how IN angel is hono,od by being
sent on work Of mercy to this! world. l.,
it not then an honor Tor us to be retained
here to toll for Jesus"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-29
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1882. ...q
8asiuess Cards.
j. MI. ESTEP.

A II II TOISN EY AT LAW, +,
Cadiz, Ohio.
CoLLEcTIoNs made, and business OF Exc
eutors, Administrators and Guardians at
tended to.
Also the collection of
Back Pay, BOunties, Pensions, sc.
or Soldiers and Widows aud heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers, &C., attended to.
/, ofFIrE-on Main Street, opposite Bealps
Drug Store.
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I'D. CUNNINGHAM,

A II TO RNEY AT LA w,
Cadiz, Ohio.
WILL give prompt attention to all legal
dizziness entrusted to his care. in Harrison
and adjoining counties.
OFFIcE-Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
March l6 1865 p.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-29
NEW BAK ERR Y.

WILLIAM NATH respectfully informs
the citizens of Cadiz and vicinity that he
has opened NEW BAKERY on Market
Street, first door above Clark Il Ramsey $
Jewelry Store. His Bread and Cakes are
warranted to be Of the best quality. Par
of Cakes for Parties, Weddings, &c.
nril17 lSk1-lV.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-29
MFRS. nj. SPENCER,
u. DONAHUE,
A TT . OIEN E1X Al l. a w,
50 CHESTNUT ST., BET. 4rH MD 9TH,
St. Louis, MO.

Practices IN THE Missouri STATE
COURTS. Prompt attention given to Real
Estate Litigation, and to suits relating to
Commercial Transactions, Insurance, &c;
Also to paying taxes, proving titles, and
all other business entrusted to him.
Nav '6T-1yr
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-14
GENER1L NEWS ITEMS.

The efforts of the seeessionists to secure
the removal Of Gen. Sheridan will probably
prove unayailing.
The trial Of surra;, commenced on Mon
day. The Government expects to prove his
completely in the assassination plot direct.
An attempt was made few days ago, to
assassina,e the Gar Of Russia while riding
in carriage with the Emperor Napolen in
the streets Of Paris. 4 Pale in the crowd
fired pistol at the carriage, but the bal
struck the horse Of the Cars groom. The
French people are expressing grea; sympathy
with the Car in consequence Of the affair.
The Emperor and Empress of Austria
were on the sth inst, crowned King and
Queen Of Hungary with great pomp and
splendor. This IS long sought concession
70 Hungarian nationality. A general am
nesty to all political offenders was proclaim
ed.
The Hartford Carpet Co.'S words, at Hart
ford, Conn, we're totally destroyed BY fire on
the 9Th inst. Loss. over a million dollars.
Some villain blew hole though the bot
tom Of wood boat at Galena, on the 7th
with torpedo.
President johnson and party started on
their return trip from North Carolina ON the
1th inst. arriving a. Washington on the 9Th.
A large quantity Of smuggled goods has
recently been seized In the west and tweut>
five smugglers Lave been arrested.
1t is reported that Maximillisn was betray-
ed into the hands Of the Liberals by false
friend for the sum Of $4,000 cash in hand.
The fruit prospects throughout the coun-
try were never better.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-06-14
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i combined with other substances of still great,
er Alternative power as to afford an eeeciual an
,idote Tor disease. Sarsararilla is reputed t.
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who suher from Strumoas complaints and that
one which will accomplish their cure must pro,e
MS this has, OF Immense service to this large class
Of our afflicted fellow citizens How eeniiictely
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scrciulA, scrofulous Swellnss AMI Sores, skin
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ST. Anthony's Fire. Rose Erysircias. letter
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terry, Foul stomach, Headache. Piles. Rhenm.-
t,sm, Heartburn arising from Disordcrcd stom-
ach. Pain. or Morbid Inaetion Of the PoNeis.
fistulency. Loss Of Appetite. Liver Complaint.
Dropsy, Worms. Goat, Neuralgia and fsr
Dinner Pill. They are sugar coated, - that tho
most sensitive can take them plcasantly. and
they are the best Aperient in the world ior Il
the purposes of family physic.
Prepared by J. c. AVERAGE. Lowell Msss.
and sold by Smale & aoodfel!ow. nrur.t -
Independence. Iowa l45-sm