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DENTON ~ WILSON, Attorneys az Law,
ID ul solicitors m Chaueery Office in NJ
Neg B.ock, ST. Adams VI Attend Courts
l4y n franklin, Orleans, and Lamoille
ro5 1j9-tf
lSrlN ". D. WII.SoN.
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,HuRCE II. VOTcHTON. Attoln.-

EoRGE r. UOUGHToN, Attorneg and
II l.unsclor az Law and Solicitor IN ham
p. ~. Adams. Vermont. Office near She Post
-..... aul residence GA Weldon street.
l Omitted States Commissioner Commits
.-r .t Deeds for the States of New York,
aAu.eti7, ana other States. He viii give
attention % al professional business
ta which he MAY BE entrusted.
-- tIauS Nov l. 5Sb4 II
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N BUCK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
VI. L0R AT LAW. Also, Agent for first
ISL Insurance Companies, and for obtaining
lay. Ac.
H., ar,r Weeks store. l-f
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DR. s.. ruIglULT. Physician and Sur
iraag4to of the University Of Yer.
office. Fairfield street, over Messrs-
Clothing House. llS7-1y
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% G. ADAMS. ATTORNEY AND COUN-
u -ELLDE AT LAW Oaice ia Union
Sc Adams, vt. l59-f
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
x.ue,.r. .s uss Old tricks.

Butler was awfusly indignant at
charge that he attempted to appropriate
a one thousand dollar bill of Wooiiey's
money. The following is the stafement
received from the witness:
Butler-.What becsme of the money
Woolley left In your hands r.
Witness-;I have il in my pocket.
Butler-..Produce IL, and the papers
contained iethe envelope ir
Witness" Here is the money; the pa
pers you can have"
Butler received the package of mon
ey and directed the witness to leave the
room, which he declined to do. saying be
was responsible for the money, aud was
not willing TO leayeitip~ Buffers hands.
Butler threaten III = Sest him.
Witness denied -. ser.
Butler proceeded to count the money,
and said, II find here s16, 1000"
Witness-"Ill swear / handed you
81, 900"
Butterflies you had better count
it yourself"
Witness-"If you will raise that news
paper, | think you will 6nd thousand
dollar bill under it."
Manager Logan now, for the first time,
interfered aud remarked /: "Yes, Gener-
al, see the corner sticking out.
Butler-"Oh, yes ] did not see it. /"
The statement has been made public
eensIsnsn ess a1 integrity, and the
matter is the topic OF general conver-
satiou.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

General Grant has runaway fo~the
Rocky mountains. Some say that his
medical director advised the trip because
of his excessive dissipation. Others con
slider it prudential step to get out OF
the way of speech making. 1t turns out
that different metiye lay at the bottom
Of il. The President, in accordance
with ths reconstruction law, referred the
Georgia military arrests to Grant for ad.
jadication, and to escape this reponsibil-
ity he has fed to the mountains.
The Democrats have carried the etee-
ton in Mississippi over the negroes and
carpet-baggers.
Three Of the new Arkansas members
were sworn in on Wednesday, and took
'rsss. .1seats; IS democratic members pre-
ssnted protest.
The Democratic Protect.
Fe. the representatives. of the people
from the free States, in behalf of our con-
stituen,s earnestly and solemnly protest
against this violence upon our Constitu-
tion, and upon our people, and do here
by counsel aud advise all friends of pop
ular government to submit to this force
and fraud only until this great wrong,
at the ballot box. operating through eleo-
tions, can be put to right. There is no
Law in the land over the Constitutional
law. There is no Government but the
Constitutional Governments, and hence
al hs ranat rnada- all Gannzaaa- .inaPosed.
are OF no Woss<hf, a0thorrty
OF sanction, save that enforced by arms,
an element of power unknown to Ameri-
cans in peace, and never required but as
it acts in and under the supreme civil
law, the Constitution, and the statutes
enacted in pursuance thereof.
We protest then, in behalf of the free
people of the North aud West, against
the right of this military oligsrchy, es-
IL blished in Arkansas or elsewhere IN
the now re-enslaved States of the South,
imposed upon rs through Congress,
taxes or customs or laws to maintain this
oligarchy or its Freedmen's Bnreau.
We protest against going into the now
proposed copartnership OF military die
tators and negroes in tho administration
Of this government.
He demand in the name of the fathers
of the Constitution, and for the sake OF
posteri,y not It's reeonstruetion, but the
restoration of that sacred instrument,
which has been TO all of Us a pillar of
Ere, from 1887 on to its present over
threw, aud, in all solennity, before God
and man, under full sense Of the re-
spunsibility Of all we utter, We do here
by FIX our names to this protest against
the admission Of these three persons
to be members Of Congress
from Arkansas
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

The San Francisco Bulletin, says one
Z. Wilson has applied to the United
States District Court of California for
copyright of 3 letter said to have been
written by Jesus Christ, and found sixty
Eve years after his crucifction, about
eighty miles from Iconium 1t is said
the letter was found under stone, on
the face of which was written BLESSED
is he that shall turn me over" "All peo-
pie that saw it prayed to God earnestly,
and desired that be would make known
to them the meaning of this writing that
they might not attempt in vain to turn
1t over. In the meantime, came little
child and turned it over without help, to
the admiration of all the people that
stood by; and under this stone was found
a letter written by Jesus Christ which
WAS carried Il Iconium, and there pub
lished; and ihit was written the Com
mandnleuts, signed by the Angel Gabriel,
ninety eight years after our Saviors birth
to which is added King Abarus's letter
and our Savior's auswer, and also His
miracles; and full description of his
person, in Sentulus's epistle to the Sen
ate of Rome" Excavations are also
said to have brought to light, in Syria,
Hebrew House. dating from about the
second century before Christ. Some of
the rooms are in good preservation, and
among the books found is collection of
Hebrew poems, said to be unknown to
present Orientals.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

Father Ryan, the author OF ''The
Conquered Banner, at a dinner party in
Chattanooga. when il was generally re-
port d that Governor Brownlow was
deads was asked to furnish an epitaph for
the deceased, and gave the following:
Pause. gentle readerl lightly tread
paFor Gods sake let him lie;
We live in peace incc he is dead. lsfe
But he'll is in a frslla ~ 7i aa8s aas
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

Orr FAIRs.-The next annual fair
Of the Fulton County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, will commence
Sept. 29th, and continue FIVE days. See
list Of premiums published in this issue.
The Union City Fair will commence
the 20th of October.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

We are iade5tsd to Hon. l.. S. Trim-
bic for copies Of Congressional Globe,
and other valuable public documents.
Our people eau look with pride upon the
present noble position Of our member Of
Congress. Last week, be engaged in an
able defence Of Mr.. Young aud the pco-
pie against the dissraceful but too sue
cessful efforts of Aickerusvd the Jacob.
inss wb; IA rcHecis bcicr upon HIMSELF
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware Of Copnterfeits i Smith Tonic
Syrup has been CO nterfeited, and the coun-
terfeiter broughtko grief. fr....ff
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle.a Dr..
John Bull only has the right to mannfac-
ture and cell the original John Smiths .
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is uotso the bottle. do not pur-
chase. or you viii be. deceived. See my
column advertisement. and my show card.
I will prosecute any one infringing on my
right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myseif.
ca The spublicis serrsnt,
w -.ssg JOHN BULL.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
SPECIALNOTICES
For Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN c. GARDNER, as a candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. [mn-td
We are authorized to announce WM A.
BREVARD, the present incum bent, n
candidate for reelection to the Office Of tir-
cult Court Clerk. feb2*td
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized and requested to an
nouBee OWEN MILES, as candidate for
Sheriff of Fulton county, at the enming
Augup election. fmrl4-.ds
We are authorized and requested Il an
nounce WM II. ROPER, as csndidat for
Sheriff of Fulton, county, at the ensuing
August election. Ifeb22-sd.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
HERRIN, the present Incumbent, as car,
didafe for reelection to the Office of Sieriff
Of Fulton sunty, at the ensuing August
election. G rfeb2.-td
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

BALE ROPE per ID l2sl3c.
BAGGING, per lb. % soc.
ALCQ&3L, p gallon, S5 60@6 90.
: AXH& q dozen, $l6@le 90.
BACoS-Hsms, plain, 1Sc.
4" Canvassed, pc.
" Sugar Cured, 25c; C. Sides lsc
" Ribbed Sides, l6ci;
Shoulders, IS
PORK-sc O 10.
EGGS. per dozen, 15c.
BUTTER 50(A35c. . n.
BEESWAX 25930c. . 10.
BLACKING q doI 65(965.
BUCKETS, = dozen, 25(d3 rs.
BROOAIS, p dozen, 8 50@4 co.
BROWN SHEETING, p yard. lsa20c.
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
COFFEE, Rio, 25@27c.
Java, 4O(a345c.
CHEESE, W. r. . 10 lSsl9c.
Ed. = fb920c.
CRACK ERS, q p 10@1lc.
CASTINGS q 10, 79S.
COTTON YARNS, a dozen, 20922c.
COAL OIL, u gallon, 43a0o.
FLOUR, Sll 0o(0l5 90.
MHEAT, - bushel, 81 75GG2 90.
APPLES.-Apples per box 81 5oas CO.
FEATHERS, z ID 50@60c.
GUNPoWDER, a keg So.
GUNNY BAGS, 24c.
HAY, p ton $2oa25.
HIDES, green, &c.
dry l2al7c.
HORSE SHOES = ID &c.
Nails p ID 27fG35c.
LARD OIL. p gallon, 81 90.
LARD, z 10 l6c.
LEAD, e ID I7a0oc.
MoLASSES, y. o. Sugar H. = Dbl, 96,sl 90
Z" = half bbls 10.
MEAL, = bushel, 75c-
MACKEREL, in kits, ss oo9,s 25c.
f" y bbls SD.
&" p half bbls Sl2 90.
" keys, Si2 90.
NAILS, p keg, So 90 rates.
CORN, in sacks, q bushel 65c,
ssesZ1sSIsss1la hushei 81 =0yner
POTATOES, IS per bbl, - per bush
RICE, q ID lIal24c.
SUGAR. Brown, = rD l6@lsc.
q Crushed. POGO
SALT, coarse, in sacks, 50 90.
=" per barrel, S3 IS.
SHOT. per bag, 25Cdl3 so.
STONEWARE, q gallon, ISc.
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per Ib Goa 90.
TALL0W, per 10 6aSc.
CEMENT, Louisville, SO 90.
WHITE LEAD, l4a17c
WHISKEY, common, per bbl 90a2 90.
Rye and bourbon, 2Ja4 80.
BRANDY, Apple, 81 75a7 90.
IhoN, bar size, 54-
PRINTS l2l to l6c.
JEANS, per yard, S0aS1 90.
LINSEf, per yard, 30a50c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 00a7 so.
sole, per ID. 40 45c.
upper side, 50 50a4 so.
CATTLE, nett per lb &c.
WASH BOARDS, per dozen, SS 50s4 90.
PLoWS, Steel, Ss3a12!.
HUBS, $2s4 90 per sett.
PELL0ES So 00a5 90.
WAGONS, 81 15aI 30.
STEEL Cast, NJ. B. A, 2oa27c.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
NHw nPosT OrFIoEs-We are FL,

NEW sPosT OFFIeEs-We are glad
to state that twoine post Offices have
been established in this county One,
eight miles from town, on the Nashville
and Northwestern. Railroad, to be called
Woodland Mills, of which our friend
Dan. BunusI Is the postmaster appoint
ed. The other at L%iHS6n, and Nr.
Robt. II. Binford, postmaster We are
indebted to the exertion of Hou, l.. S.
Trimble for these privileges.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
FROM SAMUEL B. HANNA, ESQ.,,
of Hickman, K,

OF HICKMAN, NJ.
We call especial attentioK1to the certif-
cate of Mr.. Hanna, u respectable citizen OF
Hickman, Ky. rts
HICKMAN, KY, June 3, 1863
DEAR DocroR :--I take great pleasure in
adding this testimonial for the benefit of
the afflicted generally. My little. daughter
has been afflicted with a disease of long
standing, which has resisted the skill of
several of the eminen sshysicians in Mem
phis. have paid out Considerable sums of
nancy for medicines and Doctors, bills, and
had lost all hopes of having her restored to
health. When you arrived, in our town
was induced 10 consult you and avail myself
of the benefit of your skill in treating
I.bronic Diseases You promised me posi-
tively that You belived you could effect q
nerrnanent cure in few weeks. / must
Confess. had my doubts, but etill was de-
tsrmined to give yeu q fair triaL She has
been taking your herb medicines now for
two weeks. am proud to add that all of
her distressing symptoms have beeh reliey-
"a She sleeps we'll. eats hearty, is quite
I;yelv. and in addition her general health
and strength, is greatly improved. have
great confidence in your skill and your
berb mode of treating Chronic Diseases
Also. | believe you to be perfect gem
tlemsn and competent to cure any case thst
vou will undcrfake.z With great regard,
Your friend, Sc
t SAM'L B. IiASSA..
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
For Circuit Judge.

We are ssthoriIed to announce COL l.
BULLOCK as a, candidate for Judge of the
Circuit Court in this District, at the ap-
proaching August election.
We are authorized and requested to IN
nounce A. r. BOON, of Graves county, az
candidate for Circuit Court Judge in eis
Judicial District, At the ensuing Augut
electi-a. rfeb22-td
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
Errors OF YoufIa.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and 81
the effects of youthful indiscretion. win for
the sake Of suffering huusanity, send free 20
all who need il, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which be was
cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit by the ad-
vcrtisers experiences, can do so by address
ing, in perfect confdenee.R rs ~
-, -.ss.rs = JOHN. B. OGDEN.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
Hickman Chaptar.

"ICKMAS CHAPTER, No. ~ Ro,sl
III Arch Masons win hold their regular
meeting the FOURTH WEDNESDAY in
every month. june14-.K.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
TO CONsUMPT1VEs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(free of charge) to all who desire it, the
prescription with the directions for making
and using the simple remedy by which he
was cured of q lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption His only object is to
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every suf-
ferer will try this prescription, as IL will
cost them nothing, and may prove q bless
ing Please address -esy Z s $50
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No 165 South Second street, Williamsburg,
MY iogF eN @Ns mays Is.
T. S.--A pamphlet containing the above
named prescription may be obtained free OF
charge, also the Remedy properly compound-
ed, of w. r. WALKER, Druggist,
Hickmau XIV =,
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

CHAPTER OF FREAKs.-Under the
head of - Lusus Naturae," kentucky y
paper tells this tough story:
We are informed by gentleman
whose reliability we can vouch for, that
q COW in Powell county, which had died
last week in the labors of parturition, was
cut open and found to contain one calf
of usual size, and twenty-six others
about the size Of full grown rats. This
is an actual fact, aud known to many
persons.
IN this State Few weeks ago, was
hatched chicken with two distinct we'll
developed bodies Joined together at the
base VI the neck. Il was lively and to
all appearance perfectly healthy at first
but lived only few hours.
WosDERFUL BIRrH-A child was
born in Estill county last week, pear the
Clark line. which from the waist up, was
perfect pig, and in its lower extremifies
was developed like human This is no
cock aud bull story gotten up to furnish
aHiiem, but Is vouehed for by DR.. Aleck
Stewart, who saw the singular creature.
1t lived eight tours, aud was seen by a
great many people. The names of its
parents could be given, but thata regard
for their feelings forbid-C1ark Coun-
ty (Ky.) Democrat.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
Commercial.
Telegraphfc Marked.

New York Market
EKv YoRK. Jnne 26.--Gold--sell.no 14oi;
Cotton-Without decided change; 31o far
middling uplands. ~fFI 4
Cincinnati Markets.
CrscISxArI, June 26.-Wheat ous.,. No
81 10; No 81 o. the fret lot N new
crop offered in this market was received to-
day from Tennessee. Corn, dull, and the
supply in excess of the demand; ear s7assc.
"a. Louis Market. As
Sr Lorrs, June 26.-Tobacco-A Though
the demand has been good, the largesoffer
ings have depressed the prices of les and
med.eq qualities: We quote stemr. none
ofe kg; scraps 81 70 to 81 sound lngs
81 &AR 10; dark leaf 50 50aSl5 so dark
factory 9ried leaf S10alS So colory 40 Sl4a
SIT; black wrappers Sl2al6; mediup color
and good bright leaf Sl6a40; fine and fancy
do S40aS5 per 100 pounds.
wheat--lower. Fall grades havedeclin-
ed 25c, and Spring to l0c. From present
Indications, a further large decline may be
looked for. Sales Of Al SKIS choice new Ala
hama 1T 8 %; l37 skis choice white and
Zi%merman at same ia choice white and
red s. 223s2 %; 100 choice old red So 22;
20 red and white 81 2l; 8l4 choice red 81
90 80 DO 81 Is; prime old red 81 10; % new
81. Spring-255 skis choice at 81 so Nos
at 81 20 and 100 common and choice 5rt65
al so per busbel.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

rGGS always Fresh.-Prof. Hall, 4S5 2nd
IL Ave. New York, has preserved by mis-
process at / cent per dozen, 1900 dozen
eggs for one man which were sold as fresh
eggs in fehruary.--[ Scientific american,
Aug. 81, 1867. County rights, $500. In
dividual rights in unsold counties, S25
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
For Common wealth's ATTORNEY,

We are authorized to announces Capt c.
L. RANDLE, of Fulton county, as . eand
date for Common wealth's Attorney in this
judicial d
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

THE BRowNLow BUG. From a
Tennessee exchange, VIC learn that q
small bug, of aspecies hitherto unknown
to entomologistss as made It's sappearance
IN that section, and is causing great de-
struction Of fruits and 9o@ers, preyiug
on everything sweet and beautiful in tb..
way of vegetation. 1t has been very
appropriatelylnaned the Brownlow bug
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

.HAREIED.-Miss. Mary Grassland, a
daughter Of Judge I'd. CrossIand was
married in May6eld, last week, to Col
Late Anderson
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
Fulton Iodge.

EULToN LODGE, no. 120, F. IA. Ma
SONS hold their regular meeting the
Second Monday in every month.
june13 =. H. R0ULH.iC, aSecy.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
JOHN BULLS WORM DESTROYER.

Pd,sas RsO1 this InporfGsf L,,t,r- Tss ara
Lnferesfed IN ifs t5ntents,
MipDLEToEs, Ind, April o6, Sc
Mr., VI. l.. DuplRn writes: do not know
that Balls Worm Destroyer needs any more
recommendations than il has already alta n
ed by its own merits, but will state thAtmy
lit,Ie son, aged about three yesrs, was Sc
verely attacked last fall aad winter with
light spasms, or perhaps more properly fi.,
lasting froIn half 80 hour 10 one iRnd Q half
hours; ut the same time the child had strong
symptoms Of worms. My physieian--oBs
of the beet in this part of the e.eOuntry--sE-
hansted all his skili ana the Msteris MedicA
to expel the wormr, and entirely failed -
bring any. thought John Bull" could
do it, and gave the child the contents OF
three boxes, in triple doses. night aid morn
ing, with happy resulfs. The child has not
had q spssm for ovsrtbree months, and in
stead Of the bloated mass that he " 40. he Isl
now ueil and hearty. John Bnll did it,
Yours, truly, ". l.. DrPLAS
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
R. Q. KENNEDY'S CERTIFICATE.

HIOAHANI Ay.I June Z, 1908.
Dear Doctor I'll have been afflicted sew
eraI years with Chronic Disease. A friend
handed me one of your circulars, since
which time have been under your treat
ment and 1 am happy to say that am i'm
proving rapidly; and state for the benefit Of
the afflicted that have every confidence in
the skill of the Indian Doctor, and cheer
fully recommend him to my friends and the
public generally. r. @. KENNEDY.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
Worthy Of ali Farmers Attention.

pRoWEISGS Excelsior Phosphate is
ID without doubt the best fertilizer in the
market, and is the only fertilizer that varies
in its composition. according to the crop for
which it ID intanded 10 be used, Pamphlets
giving full particulars, furnished free Of
charge, by addressing the manufacturer,
Geo. L. Browning. 20 Market At, Camden, ".
J. The manufacturer is practical farmer.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
MA YNARDz SPORTING RfFL 81

MI YNARDz sSfOR TING RIFLES
H4EuFAcTuRED By the Massachusetts
M Arms Company, Chicopee Fallss Mass.
These ceiebrated target and sporting Kif3es,
which cor convenience, sccurscy. and peBe-
that Of any other breech- loading arm; may
be obtained directly fromthe Manufacturers.
on the most sfAvorabie terms. Circulars
with description, price list and Target Rep
presentations, win be sent, On rs9nest BY let
ter, addressed as above. @ss4sAst~
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
THr Boston Post. the uripcipal Dem.

The Boston Post, the principal DEM
ocratic paper in New England, dismisses
the Chase movement with the remark:
Whoever is nominated for the Presi-
dency b. the Democratic Conrention, we
feel pretty sure. viii be nominated upon
4 Democratic platform. promise support
of Democratic principles. or he viii not
receive the Democratic vote Of the coun-
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

The Court de'Comrilon Pleas will con
vene iu this place. July l3.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27

EEwsDEALER--We are indebted to
Polk Young, newsdealer, for late papers.
Tie keeps on hand at the City Hetel the
latest papers. periodicals, etc He also
keeps on hand The latest music for the
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
FROM MRS. M. LACY,
of Hickman, XIV

DEAR DoeroR Pour years ago my daugh-
ter was attacked with a female disease.
that has slowly undermined her general
health. She has taken 21great deal OF nedi-
cine without derivineefhe least beneft.-
She lost her appetite, could not sleep of
nights; and was reduced to a mere skeie-
ton, and had strange fainting spells every
few days We had lost all hopes of her re-
covery. She has been taking your medi-
cine three weeks. She is improving very
fast, has good appetite, sleeps well, and is
very hopeful of speedy cure.
Your friend, Ny. NJ. LACY.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
lEANHooD AND THE vIGoRIoR YOUTH

nEANHoOD AND THE yIG0R.OR YOUTH
IyI restored in four weeks Success guar
Dr.. REcoRps E<sence of life restores
manly power, from whstever csuss arising,
the effects of early .perniciops habits, self
abuee, impetency and climate, give wayL al
once TO this wonderfulC 1nedicine, il taken
regular according 10 the directions (which
are very simple snd require no restrainst
from business or pleasure-l Failure is inn
possible. Holdin botrlssat So, or quan-
titiesin enc for Sc. To be bai only ef the
sole appointed agent in Amcrisa- zyo.
HERMAN CTEl1Zf5t, 3tS 9.l asc : i
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
FROM JAMES A. oYERIoN. ESQ.,.
of Hickman, Ky.

of Hickman, Ky.
DEAR SIR My wife has been afascted
TOR several years. She has been under your
treatment for four weeks, and would beg
leave TO add, that she has improved very
much. She is highly pleased with your
medicine and earnestly hopes to be per-
manently restored to health in few weeks.
Yours, truly, JAS A OvERTON.
Hickman, KY, June 24th, 1863.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-27
FROM WIN. H. GARDNER, ESQ

of Hickman, KY.
This "a to certify that Dr. Connoughton
has been employed in my family for three
weeks. | am well pleased with his mode
Of treating Chronic Diseases, so far, and
think his remedies will accomplish hat
he claims for them, if his directions are
strictly followed. w. II. GARDSBK
Hickman, Ky, June 20, 1865.