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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14
A Trip to Charlotte.

One Of the Editors Of this paper made
Q short visit to Charlotte last week, on
business unconnsctsd with the psper.-
We were struek With the high degree Of
prosperity which seems to attend that
favored inland city. We doubt whether
business vas ever more iour:shing there
before the war than Il 10 st present, and
Il Ia certainly the most lively place, In the
way Of trsds, that No have seen sinss the
war. Bssides Ia favorable locst,oa 10 re-
spsct to railroad connections, Il has large
and comparatively prosperous surroundiug
section Of country to sustain IT, and give
psrmauenes and increase to. i.s present
character as dourishing business eity.--
Persona unacqaaints1 with the place
would be sstoaishs,l at the high rates Of
rent which houses on the business tho.
roughfsrss command, rsminding one Of
the fsbslous prissse which siew fss. on
Broadway b sometimes 'sspesssd to BE-
worth. "A sineIs, business room on the
Great Square Rillyis.d 81 aanual income
sufisisnt sos the sapport Of . ANAL iani.
~. '.sFsgg.
-o,W We were thsrs . part Of i~o days, and
observed that The trads in cottsu ,vss psr
ticularly baisk /; . grsst nsmbsr Of conn,
trySswsgoos. we're 10, loaded with cotton,
many Of which were from Lancaster Dis
tfict! hhinoss the entire trade OF this
section ssems TO be going IN that direc
ton |; on the streets Of Charlotte We met
almost ss many familiar fse.a d We
would ordinarily NEE. on the streets Of
Lancaster Village. The merchants have
large establishments. and d aaelass, we
believe they are distinguishs I'd for libsrsli,y
and fairdssling. Our citizens had an
evidences Of this, during the present year,
10 the loans Of corn ard money. made q
q time Of pressing necessity. Many Of
the merchants have advertised thsir es
tablisbunents 10 our psper, and to these
advertisements W refer sii who are seek.
log good bargains. Some Of then: are
from our Distfict--Messrs. M,tLsR,
CURErox, SADLER, HALrs aud psrhsps
others. --''a' -" us-----
'f The Newspaper business Is nov very
web represented Ia CharIotts.. The want
ofa Daily paper, l.tsIy felt, u veil sup,
Piled By the Daily Nssos, paper recently
established, under the sditorisl ausricss
Of Msssrs. aJosss q JoHssos. TIE
Democrat sussains its ancient reputation
for sterling worth, aud The union R<pu6.
Rcdn represents the interests Of the Radi.
cal party in that section. No better svi.
dsnce could b given OF the prosperity Of
. place than 10 the liberal support and
sneoursgsmsut Of lis local press. ao.Ha
Id the way Of Hotels, We beiievs the
only public establishment Of the kind |.
the Mansion House. the place At which
We stayed. It's very good house. but
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14

NEW DRus SroRx.-Drs. Knsosx il
CuREros have opened in the city Of Char.
'ictte, q firss Glass Drug sssblisbmsnt.-
See their Card in to'dsys paper.
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Majority for whitss,

30 far ss our knowledge extends, the
Boards have given pretty general satisfao
ton. We have DO doub, but that all did
their duty to the best Of their ability uu
der the various and complicated orders
received from time 10 time. 1t would
have required the shrewdness Of "Phil.
adelphia lawyer" to comprehend .ome
Of them.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14

The Marion Star learns on good au
thority that one Middlstoo, negro cler.
gyman 10 that District, has written let.
ter to the military authorities, decl airing
in substance that ,"ihough Il may seem
egotism to cay il, his word is Law with the
negroes 10 Marion District, and that be
will die before he will pay the State tax"
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o. NsaRo Towx ooUSon roR wlrrss
soRo'.--A private letter received IN this
city from WsItsrboso' states that The ter,ss
Of the Mayor sud Town Council hs.,ss
expired Gsnsral Candy has appoislsd, Q
stranger from New Englsnd 10 succeed
the iormer, and iour negroes 70 serve on
the iattss. ' ''a sH ba' 'h'.li'' '1 l5
Vssly. not negro eqsalIsy. bu, ssg,o
supremacy sssmsto bs The orcss of shs
day Char. Mercury.
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kDsfoss Lsoess: Please announce Capt
JAMES Il. hAGILL ~ q suitable man IN eve.
y fespect 10 represent Lancaster Dissrsc, ia
me approaching Constitutional State Coavsss
ton, and obligs his "a - =
.rr, NUMEROUS yRrENDs.
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PARDON OF raE BKorRxRs SAuxDsss.
The Govsrnor has pardoned The two
brothers, Saunders, who. were convicted,
year ago, Of mapslaughter, and ssu,
tenced to the peni.entiary for four ysar.
-Ph0nix. :. ... j.. |0.' -
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Two hundred and thirty seven negroes
have Registered Al the Frsedm.n. Bu,
resu 10 Richmond, Va. as having been
discharged BY their employers for voting
the radical ticket. ~. -
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Final Revision.

The Registration Books Tor finai revis-
ion were opened in this District on Tues.
day OF last week and closed on the Sat
urday following. The following figures
give the aggregate Of this District
Registered White veters, e2s
Registered Black voters, ses
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R- Any one desiring to purchase a
New PIANO. direct from the best factory
in New York City, will learn something
to their advantage on application to this
Office. .,-,-4-........... =.
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hsssss. EDrfoss Please announcs Nv.
ALFRED ANDREWS as . candidate fcs Q ssss
IN the approsehies Sasse Cenventsoa and sss
Igs hIsy yogEsa.
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Ofieisl registration rstu,ns for Norsh
Catoiina, shov 100000 whites. and IL,
ss7 blacks. White majority 81, ,4os.
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OF one huuAssd and twelve nsonbers
drawn for the jury in a county 10 Leaisi.
ana, but sweoty are white men.
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9 AEssas EDsross, You will please sa-
nosocs CHARLES JONES, and Al.
BERT CLINTON, (colorsd) as eaudi-
da,ss fos the State Convsotion At The q.
suing election. Z ''A.'' lnaaf
isa,Nrags o7Isa MANY PRIRNDs.
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q T. A l.,

NFAvons. Mr. J. M.sAbLsR Vim aecspt
our .h.shs sar Cbaslsstos p.psrs in ad'
vance. q .be mails. III ~
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AsHLRY STILL 1oR IMPEACHMENT.
Hon. J. NJ. Ashley arrived to day. and
he declares that his voice is still for i'm. .
parchment in spite of the Conovsr expose
aud the result fthe late elections. Like
General Logsu, he thinks the Radicals
will be able to force vote and carry the
Impeachment measure, including susl
pension of the President.--Ibid.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
Or. schenek ON Dyspspsis.
SYMPTOMS. CAUSES, AND REMEDY


Symptoms 81 Dyspepsia II srnse Of hllness. light
nsss and weight In tie stomach. tosshsf Win n.,s-
lency, acidy. sour offensive bsehns q Wind. ssif-
brash and vomiting, and Frest deal VI what person
Gala Agve feeling al tho PIT Of the stomach ne.
aueu,ly theFs 10 Also pspnatioo Of the heart which
stomach 10 IN this conditln u 10 coated with mucus
slims. The rOash nbrous PORTIONS Il the stomach.
simrsF n what IN tnpe 10 what throws GOT ths
.,m. SS Il prrysn'. n. .ssae sce f.n ss-%s.
and digestion ceases schsncks sea~sed Tonic dls-
solves TIT, uucus OF slime, ami restores The stomach "
schemes Mandrake Pfrls are also required TO carry
on this mostId matter. Two-ihirds q the cases o.
stomsch the liver Incoming torpid, to throw
out bile and IN short time the whole system 10 de-
RANGED The mnecs, msner.ns o. me pr"nsh, ,s..s
tient Is AWARE % u, he or che has Bronchial VI fuims-
nary Consumption.
the blosi when The system Is In this Iooked ados.
without the aid Of Tie seaweed Tonic and ManJfsk,
Pills. The Liver has Ill the blood 90 strain, ant
,n1c"r he system mixed, and he whole body bscomss
% low and the blood th,ck. ran hardly run through
from tbs ,hisi condition o. The Sood The Mandrake
Pills act osi the Liver similar TO s.bmsl, 90 ih.y d.
s,s and tSs pioci s"sn. to Circulate nsssr.y ,h~asS
the veins. and The hsmorrhases erase IT, sbsnpenoas
are attacked with hemouhsre, they vould hrst take q
they would soon Be relieved frum bleeding NON The
lungs and 10 the only way. for astrngents are only
temporary and ritats the brvuchis iutes, and lay tho
DR. scIESCK -ii b professionally At NE rooms
every wsst. ~ fo~d street Nov rc.s, and d Hanover
sdSsee ps. b., Zoe tSctcara sasmia.cn "it. IL:
Kc,p,romster the shsy- is p.
nj. medIenss fot sale BY al drweris's and dealers.
Free ~ u. fsi.c.,e syrsp .sd s.s~sed TcnIe ..,h
si.so per satIs. 90 $40 ne half dozen. Msnarais
' No q GoSpwiS co. y Hanover Street. Assu..
for Bostoa- for sA< By al drucisss-
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SENATOR WILSON IN NORTH CAROLINA.
dispatch from Newborn, N. c., nth, says:

dispatch from Newborn, N. c., nth, says:
Senator Wilson spoke at Goldsboro' ycster-
day and Neubsrn to dag. Tho principal oi,i-
Gems Of Goldsboro' paid their respects to him
ct the hotel, and afterward listened to his
speech, With which many expressed themselves
satisfied. The same class ct Newbern held
aloof
There are many Northern men living here.
epcamped, as II were, 10 the enemy's country,
There Is little intercourse and no sympathy
between them and the older occupants.
They managed, by skillful mansuvering, to
elect rs Mayor Mr.. Washington; but now they
have lost confidence In him politically. They
expect, With the aid OF the negroes. to control
the city and the State. ,.;t.....,.... 49,.
The meeting to-day was held Ia the open air.
in Academy square. The colored people en-
joyed Il Is holiday, and they had o process
sion, with music and banners. One OF their
hammers bore the motto "Good win to All, and
Equal Rights to the Laws" There we're some
three thousand present, Of all ages, from the
pickaninny TO the patriarch. There we're some
two hundred whites on the ground. including
many ladies. The day WAS very warm. and
negroes occupied their share Of the platform.
which Was decorated with Gags. They felt
proud to be there and al the colored people
felt proud Of IL. II vss the 6rst Republican
mass meeting held in the State. A boquet Of
flowers, covered with small American Gag,
and borne by young oolored woman, was
presented to Senator Wilson on the platform.
lie accepted. and the colored people eheered
him for the courtesy. They were oil delighted
and exultant. He spoke for two hours, cover
log the same ground generally a. In bis speech
at Richmond. He invited interruption and re
ply, but none was made &. ia
HE meeting passed of quietly. Mayor
Washington WAS in the crowd, but not on the
platform. ff..t.' ..
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Gen. Schofeld has found Il necessary to
warn tho Richmond 7imes against the out
rug-ous and insulting articles found in its
columns. Tho following is tho letter from
tho Adj. Gen. to tho puLlisl'er. ri ,.,of
slr Tho Commanding General directs
inc tn call your attention to an editorial ar
iiclc in the Richmond Tmes Of this morn.
Ing, headed "a Black Mans Pany in vir-
ginia," and to say thar while he desires not
only to pe,mit, but to encourage the utmost
freedom Of discussion Of political questions
the character OF the Article referred to calls
for severe ccnsure. Especially the follow
Ing words, "it b proposition which I'M
plies that they are ready to grssp the blood
stained hands OF tho authors Of our ruin, q
sre'su ,insolenbls insult to Ill soldisn Of
the United States army, and no les 90 to
all true soldiers Of the late Confederate
army, as they have long since extended to
rsrh other the cordial hsR,l Of friendship
md ploslssd ,beis unissd efforts. To RESTORE
peace aud harmony to our whole country
The efforts Of your paper to foster cnmity
create disorder and lead to violence can No
loager no tolerated. Il b hoped this warn
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
TnE P.epucr, OF MANI. At a rccen,

TnR PRopucrs or NAME. At rccen,
meeting Of the Society for the advancement,
Of Science and Arts, . paper was read by
Mr.. Lewis X. Page, before the agricultural
section, on, the resources OF the State OF
Maine. The speaker referred to tho Dirigo
State rs possessing immense wealth in agri.
cultural and mineral products, as well Oh
fish and lumber, a fruitful soil and we'll di,
versified natural surface. There were, he
said, 100000 acres Of unbroken land,
covered with magnificent and vuried growth
Of forest trees, and Of this amount from
100000 TO 100000 acres were the best
hemlock timber lands on the continent.
Between 100000 and Q ,000. 900 ucrcs OF
land were uniler cultivation. In 1850 the
value of its live stock was estimated at ST.
1858, and its product of wheat was 23I,
600 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; wool,
l,495, 900 pounds; potatoes. $40 900 bushels;
hay, 975,803 tons; lbarly, 602, 900 bushels.
1t had in that year $50 fishing stations, with
a capital invested of $6S7 900, and yield
Of fishing products valued at Sl,l0S,GS7.
lbs products In fur were Also very fine, md
il possessed 4 remarkable variety OF birds
and native wild animals. Some excellen,
mineral specimens wero exhibited by the
lecf6rcr, who stated that they were from
rerently discovered and as YET undsveloped
mines. r.... .. t.-.N e. Z" .
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MI, ;n,, A.. n.,x Ip..H SSAl .lX,.,O.nd
- aSr'sr..S,Er.I
-, SENZNSy,sAr,s =.
-. oo'h -,
- au expensive W. ~ '
$500 .sSs wa. : was y. |: -:
ss.S,,,, . s o"! : a .'s.',, 49,. ,h.
800. H., N .., -, ....;,,. nd
-. s.,...,..s - .., no,
:. H. o,,.I, ;. ;.
H., ..',a .,;,, o,,, .,..,.h .,,,.
NAV cal, !, ,n ;,nn,oh,hI. .on;.c,"r, tina,
r. iss- 49,. ~. % .,,.,;sr., n. .,mn,;,r
-.-.s..--s-.--.-..,--,s.--,.,-,,,,,,,,.---,-s-,
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srorrAor or woRK IN LowELL.-rhe lowell
Citisea says that the fremont Mills and Suf-
folk Manufacturing Company. Of that city
have given the operatives In their employ, no
tios Of partial stoppsse of work In their
mills, One half of the work on each corpo-
ration Is to be stopped on the expiration Of the
notice, and the manufacture Of wooden goods
l. to BE- entirely suspended, Tho uilh win
se.iu be fully run o. heretofore whenever the
demand tor Goods shall warrant running full
dime. The Courier learns further that there 10
a purpose to curtail the business on other cor
porstious Of the city. Operatives, % usual.
are ever week leaving. and thsrs b no dis
position 70 ell their places, and those out OF
employ dnd u difhcult, II not impossible, 70
rsS worn. How long this ststs Of things b 70
exist d Of course unknown, even to- the oiaesrs
Of the companies.
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MI, J.n,.rv,.s, , Ho,,.e comm,t,eo
W .,-.,. n 49, c..
was instructed 10 ih'es"ga'e ." 'uo 'oe''
connected with the capture OF Jeff. Davis.
Their report which is now published, fully
confirms MI IN. st,,emen,a made at the
49,. m, -. 80 r.. w. 80
"ue' Ahe 'e'"'''"y " u'"' ".o"' :"
gcther with the repor" Oh ms suoonina1c''
presented to The committee, show that Dir.
Davis when captured had the following ar.
-.
uc'eS upon ~" person !" WIZ
One !ladys waterproof cloak, gathered
at the waist." ID ,l.i..y.. ~. ~.
A shawl "drawn over the head"
A pair Of top.boots, which the cloak
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03

ri SrAsx CoxsrAsuLARr. State Constable
Nys hs appointed the following deputies
7, Androsoossiu '--owasbingson Phillips
Lewiston. .'.o.,f ..l i'..,,, =. .,r.,.u m','
CuDberlahd-Ezn Hawkes.. Jr. Portland,
:, KenneSec =, - Marin Martin Y. Henson, Water.
~ uncoh-Thomas Boy,l, Boothbsy. ~
Osfoui-Ttistnm berssy, souh Paia
Penobscot- John. Rgby, Olhown.
~ Piscaiaquis - Eldridge G. Thompson,
Foxcroft.
i Somersss-yoseph F. Nyc, Fsirieh.
.WaLlo-sW. n Cunningham Belfast. u
Wsshiny,oo-john Campbell, Pembroke.
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Wonderful, but True.

MADAME REMINGTON. The worid.rsnownsd
Astroloriss and Bomnambulistio Ciairvoysat
while In . elsirvoyant stats, dsllnsstss The very
features Of The person you afs 70 nasry, and By
the aid Of a. instrument Of intense power. known
% The Psyehomotrops, guarantees 70 produce .
psrfset and ifslihs picture Of the future hssbapd
or wifs Of the applicant, with date Of marriage.
occupation, lssAihg traits -of shassstsr, 10. This
b 10 inpositioa, - tsstiuoniais without ssubsr
can assert ny stating place Of birth. sEs. diapo-
sti,n, color Of eyes and hair. and enclosing my
cents, and stamped envelope Addressed 70 yosf'
SELF you viii rsosivs the picture By return mall.
together with dssirsd Information.
q Addrsss IN sosatsnss, hADAns 0ssraups
Rssissron, r. o. DOE 2sT. West Troy, n. Y. liys
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SrTme,s ar,t foc,p~ints are wrinkles AMI gray hair.
and although nothing has yet ben iscoyoi 30 eradicate
the omer the latter may be easily otentnd by the use
Of Rings Vegetable Ambrusa. We know that vii re-
store gray hair ls original c,r and from the
scalp all itching irritation, whether rased By dandruh
or humors a. the time impartinr TO the hair thai
glossy and beautiful look % much desired.
For horses that are hide hound, or having star.
Ing. rough coats, use Sheridans Cavalry Condition
Powders.
PAcrs Wosrn KNowisG.-Johuson's Anodyns
Eminent IL superior 10 any other Linlmcnt OF
Palm Killer In the world. IL equally enlcaelous
whether taken Internally, or applied externally.
Il will cure cough or hoa rroness Undue whoop.
Ing cough or Group, and Is excellent for ell lung
complaints
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03

AT the annual parade Of the fire depart
ment Of Charleston the procession was
about staringwi,h great number ofbannen
Of an sorts, when Gen. Cft1 received the
following letter from Geh. siekies, ordering
the column not to move until tho require
ments Of his letter were complied with.
The lettef win be read With Interest. ="
, GrsxsAt. You remember the regrets
we expressed to prosninent citizens ontho
day Of the last firemeu's parade. that the
American flag was not seen in the column
II was then said to have been. an inadver-
tent omission. II Is reported to me this
morning that among Tho varioas emblems
borne by the several companies at the rom
desyous on the citadel parade ground the
flag is not there. ] desire that you will
at once send for the Chief Of the Fire De-
partmeut. and inform him that tho pation-
al standard must be borne in front Of the
column that an escort Of honor, to con-
sist of. two members Of. each. company
present, will be detailed by himself to
march with tho coloB that the colors be
placed opposite the reviewing personages
on the ground designated for the review.
and that every person in the column shall
salute the coIors by lifting his hat or cap
on arriving at The point three paces distant
from the colors, and carrying the cap up
lifted. marching past the colors to tho point
three PAGES distant from the same.
The Mayor Of the city, the Chief Of the
Fire Department and the foreman of COM
panies will be held responsible for the OBJ
seryance Of this order, and they arc hero
by authorized and required to arrest any
person who disobcys It. You will take
such measures us you may find to be neces.'
sary to insure the execution Of this order.
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Special Notice.

csrd.-l have returned 70 Biadssord. and shall
remsin until May. This will be my last visit 4
Biddsiord, as I leave FOR Europe In May. II 4
needless Cor me 10 inform you what ess do for old
cArssse diseases that have ever bsinsd all othsl
modes OF uea tment. All seeking my aid should
avoidably short Ny treatment 10 original slth
myself and unlike any other now In use, which
WI dsmonstrats 70 any intslllEsnt person. Per
sonal reference 70 my former patlsnts:
IS and Practical Chsnbt
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Mrruoprsr SrArlsrlcs.-The minute.

MEfnopIsr SrArIsrlcs.-The minutes
orthe annual conferences OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church for the year 1866 report
sixty.iour conferences. Sixty ono Of these
are within the United Suites and Terrific.
riss. In most Of the conference minutes
the amounts paid for ministerial support
are rcported quite fully. In forty four Of
the conferences the amount paid to 4,752
ministers was s.. 9SS, O27, being m average
Of $500. In, these fory.fonr conferences
there arc 2i2 Presiding Elders, 233 Of
whom reported their receipts amounting to
sos, 2l0, or an average OF S03G.52. '..f
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H"Nssby- and his associates have chang
"a the nans Of 'fhs soueAesn Military cod
Classikls lsstitoo<" to The Han and Japhsth
Free Academy" and have received That sf
Massachooslts and vssmous, nd Northern
houest In their professions nv love for the ne
gro. they viii cone down Si,h doessAsss ~
assist In the completion Nv The Acsdsuy."
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No1lc E .

q In sonssqusoes Of the dsssass Of or n. Smith.
ear sepsrt.srship aaAin must nsesssarily b sse
lied sp. wish al psrsons having ssssnds
arsinst ths late ara 70 present them To ne Sor
payment. and ell psrsoas indebted 70 ~, By nees
or sssssnt win ss~s sost by immediate settlement
am now selling goods at great bargains for cash.
cHAs. fwAMBLEY,
g'.-ll lt 4 Surviving Partner,
$3.50, ~. - ., yisa q Tvs.s s's Smith,
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fUu ABOUT Par ~ Az AsncI1 OF fuE1, By
r Hi.sItt.third s6itioh, rsvissd and Cd
issssl, PublhAsd By Lss 4 sssp..d. Rcsaos.
Ia lis work Of over 500 pages M, Leavitt
shows ths. peat d = good q coal f6r sny pef-
tssss, and, usqusstiooshly sapsrtsr eps, gsne-
rSsiag steam, and for the jnsnufscturs Of Iron.
stesl, and other metals. Il 70 . work That
ShosiA b In IL ,hssdS 81 svsry psrson. Inter
sstsd In the article Of fuel
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q. LrxIxsroS, Mnsorai, May ., 1866.
Mssspa l. n HARRIS III,

hsssrs. j. N. HARMS CO.i
Dean siRs-I hsvs made ALIENS LUNG BAL-
SAM, pretty wsu known In our eny and county,
and have sold shout all The four dossn bottles
ssnt me In March last, and end that persoss uho
try the Balssm oues, come back again for more.
- u gives them satistseton and recommend IL In
preference 10 any other medicine for Couass or
CoLps. Please send me six dossn bottles - soon
- possible. lam, yours, So,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER, Druggist.
P.S. Isell more Aliens Lung Dsisam, than all
other Cough Remedies together, and II gives gen
eral satisfaction,
Sold by DIR. Alvsn bacon.
And by all dealers In Family Medicines. imolS