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BROWN l. PERKINS,
Pianos for the People F.!
i2O Ei0Ome ST.. NY,

We world call the attention Of the public and tn.
trade 10 our elegant New scale Pianos. ia the follow.
Ing styles:
STYLE A, 7Ottnve, From; large rounh c.Sn. rs
plain case. either Orta2On or carved legs
siraigln boitoui, bead nOat.iing on piIpth $3.50
STYLE B octave. same a. style A with scr.
pru "e moudng on pIiih. carved legs and Iy,e. sou
STYLE g. octave, Front corners large round
stipeUi'nc boitoni, ipouiuiUgs same rs on s,yie
~ carved Tyre and desk, fancy carved Tags. -. $50
STYLE ID. ortav,', Fcur large round rOruers,
h1isIrd back, uouiG,u:s IN rim aud Liiuth,
serpeniinr bottom carved Tyre and desk, c,e.
Gant carved tru,t legs COO
lie ab"vL styles are an finished in elegant rose
wood cases ANA have the fun iron fra me- French
r't"n, harp pedal bevr:d tOD. ivury KEYS aud k, v
fronts and cxrced IN ovcr>rug bass nearly 1lI lie
Octave fianOs now manufactured. They are
made OF the best mia,criais an for nsh, dura aiiy
pnriy and swceimes of tone, cannot br surpa sse,.
We inviie the attention oi the public. Of dealers aud
the profession, TO a critical examination Of the
n'eriis Of our Pianos
Hy avoiding tie great expenses a;teadant upon
costly iaclpries aud expensive warcr0Onis in the
chv We are enabled 10 OIrr these Pianos AT prizes
winch dcy competition, aud invite all TO call and
eHa"''e them before purchasing elsewhere. PARTIES
0'de'iny G"n u di'tance can rely upon rrtrivi"g
Their rianos promptly, and no cunfii,inn can arise
~ Tue styles are so distinctly designated by tlc
letters a SGD.
The four sly les defcyibad above, cn,h0dy all the
9ssrntia' changes in rSl, rim in OF case, wIi,r
are ny many manufacturers iua up ~ ~ aud 20
jatteTus,
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MILK AND ONION JUICE IN DRopsY.-
Doctor Pautier, French physician, relates
the case Of man who was afflicted with
with general dropsy and double dropsy of
the chest, accompanied with great difficulty
oibrea,hing and other distressing symptoms.
Various remedies had been taken without
any apparent benefit. DR.. Painter then
prescribed the following treatment. Three
cups of milk poridge to be taken daily, each
to be followed by eating dry bread and
raw onion without any drink. This dict
was perscvcred in for thirty days, but before
half this time had elapsed the patient was
able to leave his bed. Tn the following
month nothing remained but slight puifings
Of the feet and ankles. A gcneorus diet
was then prescribed, and in another month
a complete cure was effected.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02

To PROTECT YOUNG APPLE TREES
AGAINST Nice Every farmer has plcnty
of old tins such as boilers, tin pals, tin
pans, ETC., which can be put to the most
excellent use. I take large pair of shears
and cut the old tin into strips of a parallelo-
gram the shorter side equal to the circum.
ference Of the young trees; the louger the
other side is the better. l then bend the
tin around the trees near the root, and my
word for it, no mice will excoriate the trees
SO treated. ". .l....
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02

623, HOOP SKIRTS. 62e.
EW SPRING STYLES,
"OUR Own MAKE"
Embracing every New and desis,tle size .,y,c and
Shape Of Plain aud Trail Hoop skr,s,-. ia "a =
a34 ID, go "a, and 4 yards rsund every
length aud size Waist in every respect
FIR ST Qua LITY,
and especially adapted TO meet the wants Of FRS,
Class ana most fasliunabie Trade.
sour Own Make" OF Hoop skirts, are lighter,
more elastic, more durabie aud Realty Chenper than
any other make of eiiher Single or Double Sprinr
skirt In the American Market.I They are Warranted
In every respect aud wherever introduced rive uni
versoi Satisfaction They now beng extensively
Ask for i....
"HOPKIN'S OWN MAKE"
and sec that each Skirt is Stamped w. 7, Uopkin's
Manufacturer, t9S Arch Street, rh,ladeiph,a" No
others arc Genuine. A Catalogue couip,uius sty,e,
Size and Retail Prices, sent to my address. Uni.
form aud liberal discount allowed 10 Dealers or.
dcrs by maii or otherwise, promptly aud carefully
f'led. Wholesale and Retail, at Manu- factory aud
Sale rooms, No 6?s Arch Street, Philadelphia.
=. Skirts made to order, altered and repaired.
Terms, Net Cash Que Price OnIv
March 90 UI-lOmo, VIM T. uOpK,Ns.
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VALUABLE HORSES,

and are unw". 10 trust them 10 the caro- of design
ins nnd pretended Fari,ers. Their wishes nrc al
length fully tiiicd by ODE Beale being prevailed
"r"n to allow this valuable Embrotaion (Which has
proved so etic 'iOns 10 the various dseases) to be
prnparcd aud brought out TO the public
1iiis Enib rvciON was extensively used by the
Government during the war.
Address alt order to DR. EDMOND CEAlE
6u2 South Seculd 81. Philadelphia, Pa
March 20, '61-6niO.
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ScoLLopED ToMAToEs.-Take fine, large
tomatoes perfectly ripe. Scald them to
loosen the skin, and then peal them. Cover
the bottom ofadccp dish thickly with grated
bread-crumbs, adding a few bits Of fresh
butter. Then put in layer Of tomatoes
seasoned slightly with a little salt and cay
enne, and powdered mace or nutmeg. Cover
them with another layer of bread crumbs
and butter. Then another layer of seasoned
tomatoes, and proceed thus till the dish is
full finishing at the top with bread crumbs.
Set the dish into moderate oven, and bake
it near three hours. Tomatoes require long
cooking, otherwise they will have raw
taste, that to most persons is unpleasant.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
JUDICIARY.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
George Sharswood.
COUNTY.
Assembly,
Thomas Chaltant.
Sheriff,
Mordecai Nlillard.
Treasurer,
Jacob Yohe.
County Commissioner,
David Ycagcr.
Jury Commissioner,
Thomas j. Wcllivcr.
Auditor,
Jacob Harris.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
JUDICIARY.

JUDICIARY.
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
George SharswOod.
COUNTY.
Assembly,
Thomas Chalfant.
Sheriff,
Mordccai Millard.
Treasurer,
Jacob YOho.
County Commissioner,
David Yeager.
Jury Commissioner.
Thomas j. Wcllivcr.
Auditor,
Jacob Harris.
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ind al whe have tried it, to be Tho best application
ever used. Jhis Embrocaiion has been put up f0r
over e'sh years rnd it j. only through The incr'asi".
demand BUD urgent request oI my friends ana The
public that send IL forth as the grand remedial
agent for he various iisea,es 10 winch that noble
ava useful animal, the horse IS subject.
Many remedies have been offered TO the pGb.ir
under different forms. some Of these are iujuriou.
others at best of liiiia use, and many whu,y iul.
proper to answer the purposes for which ilry are
rcUnincnded
judicions and really usrfri coupo silion free
ir"i those OU ct.ons has heretofore iOag been de.
sized by many gentlemen ~ no have
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
COUNTY.

Assembly,
Thomas Chaliant.
Sheriff,
Mordccai Alillard.
Treasurer,
Jacob Yohe.
County Commissioner,
David Ycager.
Jury Commissioner,
Thomas j. Wellivcr.
Auditor,
Jacob Harris.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
JUDICIARY.

JUDICIARY.
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
George Sharswood.
COUNTY.
~, Assembly,
Thomas Chalfant.
Sheriff,
Mordecai Millard.
Treasurer,
Jacob Yohe.
County Commissioner,
David Yeager.
Jury Commissioner,
Thomas j. Welliver.
Auditor,
Jacob Harris.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
JUDICIARY.

JUDICIARY.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
George Sharswood.
COUNTY.
Assembly,
Thomas Chalfant.
Sheriff,
MOrdecal Mlllard.
Treasurer,
Jacob Yohe.
County Commissioner,
David Yeager.
Jury Commissioner,
Thomas j. Wellivcr.
Auditor.
Jacob Harris.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02

Judge of the Supreme Court,
George Sharswood.
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GREAT OIL REGION
... OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trans.

On and amer MONDAY. APRIL 2aih, 1867 the
Trains on the rhiladeiphia Il Erie ikaiI Road will
c,IIn
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JUDICIARY.

Judge Of the Supreme Court,
George SharswoOd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-05

Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Balimore-courtenay
Spanish brig Modesto. Maristany. Barceona-w Hall
Schr Rcnshaw. Wakefield Balimore-J Ensow u 20.
Went to Sen Saturday.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, New York.
steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York.
Steamship Sen Gull, Dutton. Baltimore
Spanish brig Modesto, Maristany, Barcelona
Up for this Port.
steamship Falcon. Reed, ut Baltimore TO leave AuSust3.
Schr D Warner, Horton. at New York, August ]!
sshr Marian Gage, Shepherd ut Boston, August 1.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman. at New York. August l..
Steamship W Everman Tuttle at Philadelphia, Aug l.
Brig Senorita, Linden, at Baltimore, August l.
Entered Outward.
The Queen, Cook for this polt at Liverpool July H.
Memoranda.
The chr Lilly Frances from this port for Boston. ar
rived at Holmes le June 81
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
: FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop Stuart sailed. .........-.:J June
The Tryphena. Harding, sailed i, ~
The Queen, Cook, cleared.
NEWPORT ENG.
The Johannes Ruter sailed May ~
VALENCIA.
The Yole Angler -, sailed. juno 10
HAVANA.
Bark Enrique Oliver, sailed. ...'1uiy 10
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST, ME-
schr Sarah Buck White, sailed. Jnly 70
BOSTON.
Brig G Gcary -, 20
Schr f Pratt, Kendall, cleared. July 20
schr Marian Gage, Shepherd, August
NEW YoRE.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, cleared. August
Schr NJ Brtmhall, Husscy, up. July 10
Schr d Warner, Horton up.... August
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Everman, Tuttlc, cleared. August
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, to sail. .August .
Brig Senorita Linden cleared August 40
Schr Susanna Packard ..July 10
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad.
August 3.
Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, for New York; L Siddons,
Mr. EIP Fitzsimons, Mrs " Vaux, Stoney, S Bon-
dell lady and children J r Read q johnson, MISS
reegan, DIR G W Aimlr and lady. Hanckel and
lady, Miss Hayward, hiss Kerr Mrs u De Sc
bourg, nurse and child, E SUeegan, Doherty De,
laney wocke. Ryan, lady and chilSren wti, Mrs
Clafy, NJ Holman, ] Goetz, G Beygers, whlman
Mrs Mary Haley. Bohne, 81 Hunter, wiio ana
child, Miss Mary Heyward, Miss Julia Ball Wilkins
and wife, Jules Laveryne, lady and chlldren MISS
Delammetry Mrs Mcmillan, Miss Fannie Wilson, Miss
Smith, Miss Grace Peixoth, Putzel, GrahaIn,
Van Horn. wife and child Newland, II Martin, Col
gan, Jaques, Mrs Shiver and family, Doran, aar
vey, Hunt Miss Seymour
Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-D Ottoensui
and 8 children, = Swinton, Bois Miss 5 Cleapor,
Miss Maria Goldsmith Mrs N Tracey, Miss Rcbccca
Hollings Miss Weston, Mrs II Middleton ana ser
wants. Miss Middleton. Miss II Middleton, MISS Z
Niddet n w Graus lady and child Mrs Julia Wright
and son. Dr NJ Moore, W Botcr, NJ Drake, w Gnlnari'
Coonley, lady and child, Tyler, - Ryan, Eart-
ley, P Shaffer, lady and children, johnston,
Moore W Hanley, A A1illiken, G Rose Stack
weather, H Read, W Read, W. Burbanks, strange
Mrs Butler, NJ Wilson, A Leener. w Lester,
williams Mrs L Wenhom, Miss Wilhemina Strau-
bert X lancaster Mrs Ann Seaman, Mrs Is koa'
riguez AID servant W B!ackmore Harbers, walsh,
Master Walsh Mrs Walsh.
Fer steamer City Point, from Palatka Fernandlna,
via Savannah-Judge Baker and l7dy, Mrs hug Lewis
Crane Msnigault, NJ Lanier, A Falk, = Paisley and
daughter, G Warren - Haines, Wech Werner and
lady, Applegate, and deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and ROCKVILLE
Miss Mary Bissell, Col W whaley, Col d Young,
Jr. Lieut. johnson, Whaley, Stouber, c Wilson, W
Wilson, W P Seabrook, W Bomar, Dr. Waring, Smith
Howe, Richards, OConnen, Lynch, and ~
deck
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SUMMER IDLENESS,

Under '.roof Of pine"
To hear the ringdove brood,
With the sorrow OF love long past,
Thrilling the listening wood;
Deep mid the clustering frs,
where the nightingale sings all day.
To hiGe in the darkness sweet,
Where the sunbeam finds no way.
To ramble from field to field,
Where the poppy is all on fame,
An but the little black coal
At its core, that's still the same;
And where the "speedwen' blue,
Cheers with its two kind words,
And the wild rose burns with blush
At the fattery OF the birds.
To bask on the grassy clif,
Lazily watching the sail,
The blue plains of the deeper sea,
And the shadows emerald pale;
The breezes ripping track,
And the sea-birds Pickering white
Athvsrt the rosy cloud
And under the golden light.
In the haycock sweet and dry,
To lazilY nestle down,
When half the field is gray and shorn,
And half the field waves brown;
Mi the clumps Of purple thyme,
When the evening sky is red,
To lie and rest on the flowers
Ones Epicurean head.
Or better, amid the corn,
To turn on ones lazy back,
Aud see the lark upborne
Over the drifting wrack;
To hear the feld-mouse run
To It's nest in the swinging stalk;
And see the timorous hare
Limp over the hedge-side walk.
Such are the Summer joys
That Epicureans love;
Men with no morrow to heed,
Heeding no cloud above;
Grasshopper men that Sing
Their little Summer through,
And when the Winter comes,
Hide from the frost and dew.
Happy the man. whose heart
Is granite against Times frost,
Whose Summer of calm content
In Autumn's never lost;
Who. when care comes with clouds
That gather nom East and West,
Has still q changeless heart, -
And supshtne in his breast.
IChamber's Journal.
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Iconslder Ohckering Sons Planes superior to any
In the world.
They are unriysIcd Tor their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness o! their tone. There is
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers. The
upper notes are remarkable for cearness and purity
which do not find 10 any other instrument, while the
base distinguished for power without and
for magnificent Gonority.
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lease OF life, causing the weak and debiitatcd tc
have renewed strength and vigor, and the entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle g.; three bottles $5; sent by
express to any address. =,
Our medicines arc sold and recommended BY oil
respectable druggists in every part OF the civilized
globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, Try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth.
less compounds In order to make money. BE not
deceived-ask for these medicines and take no
others If the druggist does not keep them, write
to u.s. and we will send them BY express carefully
packed. free from observation. We will be pleased
TO receive letters with full statements in regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen ars
afflicted Address ali letters for medicines, panph-
tets or ADVICE, to the sole proprietor, a
DR. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker st., Ny,
May rs wfm 1y'
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
CAR D.

tits with feelings OF pride American manufacturers
that we publish the following testimonials which have
been received by us recently:
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Tne Chariesron Cotton Market

4, AUGUSTA, August 3.-RIAARKs-Our streess nave
been somewhat envened the past week nom the pres
ence Of more wagons, laden with al kinds o. prcduce'
cst Ssve had more 10 do; indeed the trade has been
uuita fuir fcr the season.
Oorros-The trade in cotton the past week has been
and good the very small stock On sale enabling rn
Sales br the week. 8o2 bales; receipts A bales with
tock On hand about 1000 bes market closing today
nr With light offerings at 26c for Liverpool middhnS
or sbo1,t 1c sdyance on last weeks quoanons
The crop reports for both cotton and corn, on the
vhola re encouraging SdlL in some countries there
hsye been dry seaks, and the crops are unproinsng
Though wc and for the past few days the rains
much a. they need The labor Of our country has been
In the MAN. hful and steady, and Affords US pleasure
70 be able to testify to the general good conduct OF the
inr fhssslyes diligently to the work Of their emIloye
n n ~ there are exceptions to this though 1t is more
neahborhooi exceptions than general yet we hope that
honsst fr dealing. and by complying strictly wltn our
psrs Of contracs that after little discomfort and ss-
jplcion WIN pass from our people There never was
fima when H was necessary for US to regard our
words O. our bonds IN matters of contract with all.
fu Red brings q 75al 90; white 81 s5-2 10. Stock
4 oora-Is In light supply for p1rne Tennessee and
eors.ohoce white brings only 81 % IN depot; Dep, Se.
FIoua-The stock is large and accommodating Sales
dtfRcult at our quotations. ~,
has been In demand this week, with
m upward tendency Brokers buy at 40 and selling at
lk2 The supply sale not equal to the demand silver
unchanged, buying at $50, selling at 1S3.
In securities more doing-Georgta Railroad STOCK
readily commands rs and but little offering City Bonds
% sales st e0a62 In State Ponds there has been more
demand, new per cent readily command 30, old 6's
Tls72
an Northern cities snd out door rates. hsH Of No time
hills offerinQ.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

From THOMAS J. JUDGE. Judge Supreme Court.
have used GALLIGHAN,S PILLS ON my plantsuon
for Fever and Aguc, and find them OIL tna1 oi
them. ~ - ao' % ooO
montgomery, Ala, September %. 1s5S
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AST ROL GY.
THE WORLD ASHONISHBD
Az THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
Madame H. A. PERR1GO.

CHE REvALs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW;
y Sho restores to happiness those who from doieui
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friends loss OF money &C., have become despohden.
She brings together those long separated gives norna
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stolen property tells you the business you aro oest
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l causes speedy marriages. and tells you the very day
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acterisics Of the person She reads your very thoughts
and by her almost supernatural powers unvols the dark
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sec the rament-the malehc stars that overcome o.
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positions OF the planets and the fixed stars IN the heavens
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have favorable opportunity Consultation fcc with
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ot distance can consult tic Madame by mail with equa
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r. O. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO, n. Y.
March 30 IY
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ALBANY Ga, Marc. :.
Ihaye used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS in forty cases O.
Chis and Fever, with perfect success. They are TT
best Fever aud Ague Pill put up.
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THALBERa.
GOTTSCyIALK.

I consider Chictering Il Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison, the best havo ever seen In America.
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Conngnees per South Caroitn" taiiroad'
August 3.

s5s bales Cotton 20 bales Mdze 1888 bags Wheat 275
bags Bran SO bags Rough Rice, Sc bbs and 12l bags
Flour so bbls Naval Stores, cars Lumber, &c. To
R AGENT. willis Chisolm, E Wiss u Co. d Aiken &
Co, Cobia s Co, Lieut. Niede. 0'Neil, - Cravat,
Phillips, d Rodgers & Co. E Sloan Il Jeffers
Co, q W Williams & Co. W W Smith, NJ Goldsmith
Son O Msrtindale Street Bros & Co, Campsen Co,
W Pltzel Little Marshall, d Williams, W Lobby,
Bischoff L Co. Robinson Co, Wharton Pctsch,
Merker, Ebaugh & Mallonee, and Order
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
August 3.
x27 bbls Naval Stores % bales Cotton cars Lumber,
car Stock, bbs Potatoes Mdze &c. To Adams, Frost
Co, 4 Ryan, W Courtenay, Bischoff & Co, Rob
nson L Co. Pritchett, Holmes Stonoy, CaldweI
SON Mowry Co, J L j D Kirkpatrick, Shackeltord 4
Fraser Lieut. Neide Ravcnel Co, Mazyck Bros, Gail
lard Il Minott,
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 9, 1866
Messrs BLUNT 4 HALE-GENTs: have used your
GAIIIGHAN'S PILLS On two occasions for Chils ana
Fever and find that they effect oil that they are nena
ed to do They the best remedy for the disease tn
have ever tried. consider them perfectly rela9e.
Respectfully, DANL SA1ht,
Grand Sec Grand Lodge OF F. and A. III. of Alabama.
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AMERIcUs, April II, 1857.
One box of GAILIGHAN'S PILLS curcd me perfectly
NJ Cnills and Fever. They the best medicine 1of
I.b;lls and Fayer ever saw. A. G. RNALDSON,
Clerk superior Court, Sumter County, Ga.
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LowNDEs COUNTY, Alabama.
GALLlGHANs FEVER AND AGUE PILLS Will ao.
1oT orn 1ecidedy the best medicine for Chis and ie
yeri ever gave iwould not be without them ior n"
times the price. D. a. oHnh"