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CANCER CAN Be CURED /

Allow me 10 say, that it is=the most won-
derfHl discovery every made in meaieine. II
is the eureka so long sought by physi clans
and those afflicted with Cancer. This method
Of treating cancer is apparently By the
chelnSalF properties of the remedy, pene-
trating into the chemical compound Of the
Cancer, destroying every root, FIBRE, and
vestige pertaining TO it without paia or the
marde rous prsctiee-the knife.
Ii is used, without eating or burning, no
loss Of blood, and no destruction of the
sound flesh II can. be used on the naked
eye, with perfect impunity. Large cancers
by the use of this remedy can be removed
from vital parts, where no other treatment
would be admissible.
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The Metropolitan Organs, Manufactured hy
The Mason s Aamlin
Org an G o 10 p a n y ,


o rg an G o 10 p q n y ;
|TE1HE MASON s HAMLIN ORGAN co,
have commenced the UanuIacture OF a
'-fi~yr-sgrrr-rxyf tt.FEssas, each OF hieh 3SilI
bear the trade mark, metropolitan Organ.
They are elegantly and durably made con-
tain modern improvements have great
power ana tne quality and variety of tone,
| and IN general excellence sre second only
TO the celebrat ed Mason s Hamlin Cabinet
Organs, manufactured exclusively by the
same company. The Metropolitan Organs
are fully warranted for five years, and vii
be sold at prices competing with those OF
inferior instruments. All of them are in
solid black walnut cases throughout-backs
as well as sides and fronrs-and have pam
eled fronts and sides, with carved monldings
and antes: Improved Graduated self-Ad-
iusting Reed ValyeS Improved Bellows,
Tremnlant and KneeAell.
STYLE E-Five Octeves, with Manual Sub
Bass aud octave Coupler throughout.
Seven Stops viz: Viola, Diopason,
Melodia Flute, Manual Sub-Bass
Octave Coupler, Trelnulant. Price,
500. r
Style T-Fiye Oc;aves, with Manual Sub
Bass, six stops, viz: Viola, Diapson,
Melodia, Flute, Manual Sub Bass
Tremulant Price, $500.
STYLE Give 0ctaves- Five stops, viz !:
Viola, Diapason, Melodia, Flute,
Tremulant. Price, $40.
STYLE A-PiYc Octnyes. One stop, viz
Tremulant Price sl31.
- liberal diseoent from the above
prices to Churches Clergy men ana SUNDAY
Schools
Circulars with illustrations sent 10 any
address. Aiso, an Illustrated Catalogue Of
the Mason S Hamlin Cabinet Organs free,
to an ' one desiring II. Address
THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
Company,
Boston. New \ ork.
Great Distribution by the Metropolitan Gift
Company.
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R. Q. KENNEDY'S CERTIFICATE.

HIcKMAs, KY, June IL, 1863.
Dear Doctor:-I have been afflicted sew
eral years with Chronic Disease. A friend
handed me one of your circulars since
which time have been under your treat
ment, and am happy 20 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. Q. KENNEDY.
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THE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
Great Distribution by thc metropolitan Gift
Company.


tIne Oil Paintings, Framed Engraving, sill
yer Ware, Photograph Albums, aud a
large assortment Of Fine Gold JeWelry,
in all valued sd - 900 GOO
\ chance 10 draw any Of the above prizes
by purchasing Sealed Ticket for . cents.
Tickets describing each prize are sealed IN
Envelopes and thoroughly mixed. On re-
ceipt of - cents "a Sealed Ticket VIII be
lraWn without choice ana delivered At our
Office, or sent by mail 10 any address. The
prize named upon il will be delivered to
the ticket-holder on payment Of ONE DOL
LAR. Prizes Will be immediately sent 70
any address, as requested, b express or
return mail
You viii know wbal vour Prize is before
You pay for IL Any Prize may be exchang-
ed tor another OF the same value. No
Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair
dealing.
References-We select thc fcw follow ing
names from the many who have lxtely
drawn valuable prizes and kindly permit
ted as 10 publish them
5. T. wilkins, Buffalo, New York, 81 ,0O0i )
Miss Annie Monroe Chicago, Ill, Piano
valued at $3.50; Robt. Jackson, Dubuque
Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50; Phillip Mccarthy
louisville Ky, Diamond Cluster Ring, 300;
r. A. Patterson, New Bedford4> Mass, silver
Tea set, SI75; Miss Emma Walworth, Mil
waukee, Wis, Piano, $780, Rev L. ". Pit,
Cleveland, Ohio, Meiodeon, SI25.
We publish no names without permission
OPIxIoxs eF THE PREss-''They are doing
the largest business; the firm is reliable,
and deserve their success. Il Weekly Tri-
bune, Feb. 5, 1868.
.sWe have examined their system, and
know them u be a fair dealing hrm.- New
York Herald Feb. 28. 1868.
/" Last eek Il friendof, ours drew $500
prize, which was promptly received. -
Daley News March 3, looS.
Send for circular giving many more re-
ferences and favory lie notices from the
press Liberal ind eements to agents. Sat
sfaetion guaranteed. Every paclag age of
of sealed In yelopes contains One Cash Gift
SIX tickets Tor 81 l3 for 81 30 for 81 10
for SIS. Al letters Should be addressed TO
HARPER, WILSON & co, It's Broadway,
N.r
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HOME EvT TDEN CE.

HICKMAN, hy., July ], IsbS.
For seventeen years was afflicted with a
Cancer on my nose. 1t fret appeared as a
small scab, which would drop off, ana after
few weeks, it would re-arpear. slightly
enlarged The Indian Doctor, exaimined my
cancer and pronounced il curabie He ap-
piled his remedies, which destroyed the
Cancer n thirty-six hours. with but very
slight pain shall never cease to feel
grateful 10 the Doctor for relieving me. of
my cancerous affection, which FOR many years
caused me 80 much uneAsness of mlIid
MRS. ~. LACY
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FROM SAMUEL B. HANNA, ESQ,

OF hickinan, n.y. 81
We call especial attention to the certif-
cate of Mr. Hanna, respectable citizen Of
Hickman, KY. T 81 AFh
IEIcksas, Ky, june ., 1868.
DEAN DocroR ~ take great pleasure in
adding this testimonial for the beucfit Of
the afflicted generally. Ny litt1e daughter
has been afflicted with a disease of long
standing, which has resisted the skill of
several Of the eminent bysicians . Mem
phis have paid out considerable sums of
money for medicines and Doctors bills, aud
had lost all hopes of having her restored TO
health When you arrived in our town I
was induced 10 CONSULT you and avail myself
ofsFhe benefit Of your skill in trcatin z
Chronic Diseases You promised rne posi-
lively that you belived you could effect a
permanent cure in few weeks. / must
confess, had my doubts, but still I was de-
termined to give you fair trial. She has
been taking your herb medicines now for
two weeks ] anu proud to add that all Of
her distressing symptoais have beeh rcliev-
ed She sleeps we'll cats hearty, is quite
lively. and in addition her general health
and strength, is greatly improved. l have
great confidcnces in your skill, and your
herb mode of treating Chronic Diseases.
Alse, believe you 10 be q. perfect gen
tlcman and competent to cure any case that
you will undertake. With great regard,
- n Your friend
.A6 SAMI B. HANNA
I hereby certify that am acquainted
with Mr.. s Is. HapDn, and believe him 10
~ ,,,a., ~ mi
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JOHN BULLS WORM DESTROYER /.
Parents Read this ImPortd1i L<fter-Toa are
Intcrested IN rs Oonfcnts

.
IHterestsd IN rs Contents.
MIODLETowS, Ind, April &c, 'Ge.
Mr.. NJ. L. Duplan writes;I do, rot kucu
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs any mors
recomme ndafions than II has already. estsin-
ed by its own merits but will state that my
little son, aged abort three years. was Sc
verely attacked last fall and Wintar with
light spasms, or perhaps more properly hts,
lasting from half an hour 10 one and hall
hours; at the same time the child lad strong
symptoms Of worms. My phypician-one
Of the best in this part OF the country-ex-
hausted all his skill and the MateriA Mediea
TO expel the worms, and entirely failed to
bring any. / thought "Joh1* Bpll Gould
do it, and gave the child tho contents OF
three boxes, in triple doses, night and morn
ing with happy results. The child has not
had spasm for oversthree months. and in
stead Of the bloated mass that he wa a.ks,iS
now we'll and hearty. rJobu Boil Il
Yours, truly, NJ. L. -DL
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The American
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING

SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
IN directing attention to their celebrated
I combination Button Hole aud Sewing
Machine, beg leave to refer 10 its wonder
ful popularity as conclusive proof of IT'S
great merit. The increase in tie demand
tos this valua BILE machine has been Ten
Fold during the last ten months Of the frst
bafo Il. f,lf
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TeIesraphie Markets
81. Fonis Marlset.

~. E.ouis Market.
Sr Louis, .lulv l0.-T TobaccV-We QUOTE
stems none oherirgi scraps ~ 1870 Sf-Ie
sound lugs S7sS 80; dark lees 75ait -
dark factory ,3Ffesi-le6rs -ca.fef.g 81 3
24al6; black wFsPpefs 4I2eI5s uiets5,sna color
and bsight leaf SlCn4J tEaJ Gu & LssncF db
S40aS5 .per 14e psss.a
eat--fssce.rts r.so11-r..e and r1er,5et
g i'll and the bet' er Craa.s nirha Par ;y
red and white A. = pap y cro.ee red aAd
waite = l5i Prime new at ~ 95; fair at
81 50
Flour-srper At St Or; rxtrs. 81 so; Xxx
81 50 etoice family SO 80 rer brl.
Bacon-clear sides l62c, shoulders l83G
lard l7c.
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

WOODEN WATER PIPE, GAS
PIPE, AND EAVE TROUGH
gUyFRIesa shid cheapest article ever made:
EyerEbody, particularly Farmers and
Miners. send for free descriptive list and
circular 40 T. A. Woodward, Wiiliamsp9rt,
Fcuust lyaniH.
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This grand and surprising success is un-
precedented in the history Of sewing ma
chimes, and we feel fully warranted in
that it has 10 equal, being abso-
iutcly the hest
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

4 CURIOUS BOOK-A beautifully illus
n trated Book, worth Thousand dollars
sent free on receipt of Fifty Cents, by ad-
dressing Prof. John Vanderpool, No. 80
Clinton Place, New York City.
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

Established in 1857.
w. @. K. CONE. ST. Louis, Mo.
T. X. CONE. Rranch Office Lawrence, i
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C II ILLS AND FEW
Tho proprietor. Of IDS celcbrated 4
cine justly claims for IL q Superiority
all remedies ever offered to the public
the safe, certain, speedy, and parma
cureof Ague and Fever, or CLills I'll n
whether Of short or long staining u,
fcrs to the entire Western and 4 Ms
ern country 10 bear him testinloh- y
truth of the assertion, that in no cask(
ever will it fail 10 cure. II Che direct
strictiy followed. aud carried og<
great mAify cases = Single dose
sufficient for cure, and wLol
have been cured by a single -
perfect restoration OF Tia
II is however, prudent.
more certaiu to cure, -
in smaller doses for
disease hasbcen q -
difficult and long Wand @m<
this mcdiciac viii not
keep fhc bowels in good 0f8er
patient, however, require n ca
cine, aftef hHviRgfekenfhre4
of the Tonic, single dose OF
ETBALE FAMILY PILLS wiIt1'
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10nisvills
r@. All Of tue above rcmcdit
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BULLS SARSAPARELLA.
A GOOD REASON FOR THE
CAPTAINS FAITH.


His MOflf,T. ~ 90 fi.
BESroS DARRAcss, Mo-, April 30, -
DR. JonS BULL-Dcar Sir Knowi1
efficiency Of your SarsapaFilla, and ~
ing and beneficial qualities it posse
send You the following statement OF IA
was wounded about two years az
taken prisoner and confined for a
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DR. BrLL-Dcar Sir Ny husbada DR.. {.
S johnson, vas a skillful surgeod|E "a phy-
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leaving the above 9. p johnson 90 my care
At thirteen years Of age he had chronic i,
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hereby certify that I am acquaiute,
with Mr. s. Is. Hapnu. and believe him Il
he man Of integrity.
ir27--tf ii. Z. BAILEY.
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

We regret that the want of space pre-
vents our publishing the platform adopt
the National Democratic ConVen-
ton. Il Itsppears TO US that these resolu-
,icns should give universal satisfaction,
fsrarye Itsrmoraces clearly and rzaTn1y,
isa pare democratic spirit, without any
every real issue before the
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

North Carolina was again callsS but
persisted in her vote for SeymQuU
The Ballot was continued apto the
twenty second time, without amy xsteriql
change, 10 choice being effected ~The
higkest vote cast for Mr Pended be-
ing I4T4
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

Loud calls were made Tor Seymour
Tie Ch4ir. Hr Price announced
h4t HJr4tio Seym3ur having received
the unanimous vote Of the Convention
was the standard bearer Of the coming
campaign.
cen Frank P Blair was nominated
for Vice President on the first ballot
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-11

LILLIAN II. sEwARD, Sec'ty Of STATE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22

1t is disagreeable' evidence of the white
mans Justice to read that it is doubtful
whether in his recent successful foray upon
the Indians the United States officer did or
did not slay friendly ones instead OF hos
tile.
No mails have been received by the
Smoky Hill route since early last week.
The Kansas Union Pacific railroad has been
blocked by snow between Hays City and
Sheridan since the 9th. lals
A bill providing for on appropriation OF
$I2, 900, 900 to construct canal around the
Falls of Niagara has been made the special
order for January 18th in the House Of
Representatives.
M. de Bodisco, of the Russian Legation,
has notified the committee through Score
tary Seward that his Government will not
permit him to testify before the committee
regarding the Alaska purchase.
It is supposed that the bond cases lately
decided against the city Of Lynchburg Will
be carried up,to the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals.-RepatJican. .s-.....
II is said that Gladstone will make ffty
ne " peers Washington Chronicle.
LHa.aly 50 many, we guess.l .sas y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22

EXCITING scENE-A LUNATIC RUNNING A
DUMMY ENGINE.-About noon yesterday q
dummy ON the Hudson River railroad was
left on the road temporarily BY Henry King,
the engineer. During his absence lunatic
named Ryan jumped upon the dummy,
opened the valve, and started down town at
q rapid rate. King Immediately mounted
a horse and started in pursuit. BE caught
I'D with the lunatic near Canal street.
When near Tenth street, a German named
Schaffer, accompanied by his wife, attempt
ed to cross the track in wagon, and were
struck by the dummy and thrown out.
schaffer sustained severe internal injuries,
but the woman escaped by the assistance
of officer Viger, of the Fifth Ward, who
took her by the dress and pulled her aside:
The wagon was perfect wreck. King
found it necessary to knock the lunatic
down with a stick of frewood in order to
get possession of the dummy.-Neao York
Post, 18th. -...,.s ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22
/ HORRIBLE DEATH. The Pittsburl

A HORRIBLE DEATH.- The Pittsburg
Dispatch of Friday says:
CAT the saw-mi1l Of John Redman, Biz
mingham, four men were engaged at the
saw, large one of above four and half
feet in diameter. Two were working the
carriage and timber in front of the saw,
and the other two were in the rear disposing
of the boards and refuse pieces as they
came out. Isaac .Robb was standing next
the saw with his back to it. He took up
one end of q refuse piece, while Patrick
Crehan had the other one. They were IN
the act of hurting the loose piece of wood
to one side, when it broke in two places,
and Robb lost his balance and fell back
upon the saw. The usual speed of the saw
is about 600 revolutions per minute, and
the unfortunate man in an instant was lite
rally split in two, and one-half of his body
fell upon esch side of the saw. One side
of his face was torn off from the body,
while blood and matter were thrown upon
the ioist above and over the sawyer in
front. So quick was it done that the work
men engaged with the unfortunate man
could hardly say they had seen it, and one
of them almost tainted at the sight Of the
remains Of his companion n.mr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22

A Boy KILLS HIS FATHER.-McArthar
Ohio, December l2.-At noon to day word
was brought here of the killing last night,
near Berlin crossroads, in Jackson county,
Of father by his son, boy about fifteen
years of age, not large or stout for that age.
The fathers name was Harrison Scott.
From the. informant your correspondent
learned that the father was in the habit of
getting intoxicated and, on going home, of
turning his wife and children out of doors.
On Friday night he went home drunk, from
Hamden, and attempted to repeat his former
treatment. The family lived in the coun-
try, and the night was extremely wintry
and cold. The son, his eldest boy, remon-
strated against the driving away of his
mother and the children and himself.
When his father attempted violence upon
him, the boy seized stick Of wood to
resist, and in his dread and terror of his
father, and his efforts at resistance, seemed
to acquire superhuman strength. He struck
his father over the head with it several
times, breaking his skull at each of the
four or five successive blows, from which
he died at once. The boy had not been
arrested, though at home, agreeing to stay
till after the funeral and then. surrender
himself into the hands of the law.-Cin-
cinndti ENQUIRER. IS
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, December I'll Foon.-Stocks
excited Money steady. Call loans, per
cent. Exchange, l09A. Gold, l35&. 5-2os,
$50, lloA. North Carolina 6's, So; new, g.
Tennessee 6's, eX -coupons, SO; new, 6S.
Flour dull and 60l0c. lower. Wheat dull
and dropping. Corn quiet unchanged. Mess
pork unsettled; new, $27. 50@$27 10. Steam
lard heavy; barrels, l6t9l7Ac. Cotton nrm !;
middling uplands, 25hc: Tnrpentine quiet II
45Hc Rosin steady at SO. 45@s2.5 80 for strained
common. Freights quiet.
Epeninq.-Cotton opened firm but closed dull
and shade lower sales /, 800 bales at 20 1s0
coke Flour-State and western superfine
Wheat and corn dull and declining; new white
southern corn, 81. Oats heavy and lower.
Pork fairly active and firmer; new, s279S27 70.
Lard quiet and heavy; kettle, l77s4l7sSc.
Whiskey quiet and unchanged Groceries az
tive and steady. Naval stores firm. Turpen-
tine, 45N645c. Resin, $2.s5@b7.6o. Freights
frmer-Cotton, per steam, 3s@H; corn, Sd
Governments active. 5-2os, 81, ll0A. Ten
nessee 6's, new, SO. Virginia 6's, new, 81.
Money active and stringent; call loans,
paper, 7@lO per cent. Gold closed at 1851.
Exchange in demand and advancing; sterling,
1O91G@l0sss. Stocks excited and strong.
BALTIMORE, December 2l.-Cotton firm at
25c. Flour dull with no demand. Wheat
duh st previous figures. Corn-Receipts
large white, SSI9oc. yellow, 93eysoc. Oa1s
dull at zoe. Mess pork, $27 5o@S2s. Bacon
firm.
Virginia SIS, coupons, DID, Sc new IS asked
old inscribed, 44hg45; 1876, 5l& 1887, As bid,
4Sh asked.
CINCINNATI, December 2l.-Flour quiet and
firm Corn-Ear, roc. shelled, Zoe Whis-
kew in good demand at full rates. Mess pork
City packed, $2s Bacon ito come out OF the
smoke in ten days. shoulders, l3c.; clear sides,
l7H. Lard held at l7H@lSc.
ST.. LOUIS, December 2l.-Flour-Superflne,
&5. 250$6 80. Corn dull at e3964c. Whiskey
firm Provisions very firm. Mess pork, s2s.
Shoulders, l2Hc.; clear sides, l7a0l7sc-
sugar-cured hams, l7A@l78c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., December 2l.-Spiriss
turpentiue dull crude advanced &C., and
quoted at sl.s0Qs2.sO. Rosin dull; strained,
$l.66.
CHARLESTON, December Election firmer,
but buyers are restricted for wasn't OF stock
middlings, 24@24Ac. sales, 900 bales; re-
ceipts, 1861 bales; exports, coastwise, 4l6
bales
AUGUSTA, December Election opened firm
but closed weak at 23c. for middlings; sales,
342 bales receipts, !, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH, December Election quiet but
steady; middlings, 24c.; sales, 100 bales
receipts, 2,672 bales.
MOBILE, December ELECTION closed quiet
and firm at 23hc.; sales, g. 800 bales tncluding
1000 bales after market Saturday,; receipts
2,5iS bales; exports, $3.50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2l.-Cotton higher
and lrmi middlings, 2SHc,; sales, 1850 bsles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22

RAILROAD MEETING.-A meeting of the
citizens of Hardy county, West Virginia,
Sas held on the 18th instant, at Moorfeld,
for the purpose of considering the feasibility
Of establishing line Of railroad through
the Valley of the south branch of the Poto-
mac to connect with some line Of railroad
running east, now in operation or contem-
plation. Daniel R. McNeill was appointed
PRECEDENT 6 the meeting, and resolutions
were adopted with reference to the absolute
necessity of railroad connection with some
Of the leading lines of railroad author
ling the appointment of s. committee to
correspond with the President of the Bal
,imore and Ohio railroad, the President OF
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire,
and with parties in Washington city ; pro-
posing an airline railroad connecting that
city with the Ohio river; and also that
:" is desirable that a convention of the
people Of the counties of Hardy, Pendleton,
Grant, Tucker, Hampshire, and all others
feeling an interest in the matter, should be
held in Moorfed on the 22d day Of January,
1869, 10 receive the report of the committee
Of correspondence, and take action there
on.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-22

Women have no greater weakness for
dress than men. Amy opinion to the con-
trsry is founded ON the fact that the dress
of women is more demonstrative and snowy.
This, however, does not involve q greater
expenditure. A man sees the last Of 800
bill in getting suit of clothes; o woman
spends $50, and is accused Of indefensible
extravaganza. Of ten men and ten women
taken in the street as they come, it will be
found that the men spend two dollars to one
Of the women. OF course majority Of the
men won't admit this; but it is truth,
nevertheless Post.