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The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18
our August Tie c.Ion.

Now that the National Democratic
GOnvertion hAs pat forth ils nominees,
the people of Kentucky should aw@ke
from -shsir apathy ana 60 to wsEk in
earnest. Cur State ELECTION Is only three
weeks distant, aud the result Of tAst cleo
ton viii haze great e9sct upon the
election ef Eovemte- We upst not
copteut oareeISes D;sk sSe belief that we
are eertsia &c scay-y he stAfe. snd there
fore uee.. t.1s &c great Interest until the
PrssideGezi eseosioe9 True, there can
oe 90 doubt but that ~eWiil carry Ken.
sucky, hut ve ows aasS 20 tie country
snd % the struggling densec.scy " sae
Eofsbero States toIear-y j. By so iDereas-
ed .nsjorisy lie. cur August slecticns
eecsr, sShIoitins $ fslling of io osr
stscsg.h, aud az ioereased vote fer Rad
ieaiisn, sod Radical ssusn pera VIII WELD
i TO immense sdgantage IN the doubtful
Northern States. Te must notshen aid
The Radicals by or spathy, bat go
sausseiy sud esrnssdy - sOrS, viewing
he .esul. as m4ttcr Of life aud death 20
ia and 20 ou. couusry, Nhich it Is. We
muss manage TO bring out every voter in
each county, -and in order 20 DO sa.nast
sIs1keas asosn6 Pessou4s c11fs s11ssSs' x
Jour neig hbor reads ana is properly in
formed, insite public speakers into every
precinct, and have every voter thorough
, aroused as 10 the Importance of dis
charging his duty. We eau carry Ken,
tncky this year By larger majority than
ever before. heosuse great many who
have hitherto acted with the Radicals
have become disgusted with their des-
perate aud ultra measures, aud the great
body of the late Third party viii now
vote With as The question az to rhe;h,
es We viii have constitutional govern
mcni o. consolidated desposism is now
before the pssPle, aud if ws would win,
every man must 20 toeEo1k.
Gov. Stevenson. our standard bearer
is a good msp, aud every way worthy
lie has ably snd eaaiEutly discharged
the duties Of his high Office, accepting
the nomination w0en be had seat IN the
u. s. Senate at his conmaud. We owe
Il 10 bis great wogth to give him al in.
creased majority. re hope now every
public speaker in the State, Viii go ao-
tiveiy tc work, and th9t every democrat
&c citizen will be prompt aud ready to aid
heir exertieDs Fox Fulton let it be
said this time thas every vote was pollsd
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Read the following testimonial
FROM MIR. RUDOLPH 6lAzER,
Of Hickman, Ky.
HtcKxAs, July &c, 1853

pEAE DocTox-My little daughter eyes
have been seriously diseased for several
years. Her eyes strsAmed with scsidin z
tears all the time, they were spssmodically
closed whenever exposed 70 the light, sery
formed over each eve, her sight was almost
gone, aud was reduced in aesh in quite q
skeleton with her general health very much
impaired. We had her eyes treated bY the
hes ply sicisDs IN Evansville, Ind. have
pajd out good deal OF money and sfter all
their druggiRg. received no relief All the
above statements can De substantiated by
re respectable citizens of Hickman.
She has been under your treatment four
weeks, and | sIn proud TO say, the fow Of
tears, has ceased the scum is removed, the
inflammation is ali gone. She can bear the
light IS welt as ever. and in word her
eyes are apparently as coed and healthy as
eoufd be desired.
We have every reason 10 believe, that If
the afflicted generally would give you fair
trial, they too would soon confirm our state
ments.. 1t is a difficult matter 10 induce the
afflicted to set aside old fogy principles in
order to try new ones which the rapid
march Of science is introducing every day.
My wife and feel very grateful to you,
have great confidence in your skill, and
little Augusta will never cease to love you
for restoring her sight. Your department
in our family has always been that Of an
attentive, kind hearted gentleman.
Your sincere friend. t
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18
FROM MRS. M. LACY,


DEtR DocToa -Four years ago my daugh
tor was attacked with female disease
that has slowly undermined her general
health. She has taken a great deal of medi-
cine without deriving the \ asst benefit
She iost her appetite could not sleep ci
nights; and was reduced 10 g mere skele-
ton. and had strange fainting spells every
few days We had lost all hopes OF her re-
covery She has been taking your n edi.
ci ne three weeks. She is improving very
fast. has a good appetite, sleeps veil, and il
very hopeful of aspeedy cure
THE INDIAN IERB DOCTOR
sery respeotfuily refers 70 the following
patrons cf this, and adjoining counties, as to
the success Of his mode Of treating Chronic
James A. overton, Hickman, kentucky.
sWm. Gardner, 'a& es6ags
Thomas Parks, Planters Hotel Hickman
Jere Martin. of the Hickman CoUEIER.
Mrs. NJ Lacy, Hickman, KY.
VIZ Hanna Haas A@
P,,dolph Giazer. ssgs i
JOIN NJ ier, Hickn IN COT nty, Ky. se
X. O. Kennedy, near Troy, lennessee-
VIM. Everetts, near Troy, Tennessee.
Daniel B. seiph, near Troy, Tennessee,
David Gray. near Troy, TeHnesse-
yoseph Logan, near Dnion City, Tsnnsises
Wra Edmouds. Tennessee. sts ss
John Phi.iiPhs, Clinton, Ky.
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Practical observation-disclosures
of the Funding Bhk.

Senator Sherman 5 bIll authorizing tie
issue of long bonds interest aud prInsi-
pat pa yabe in coin, has passed the Sen
ate The bill provides Ter the issuingDf
sorty, thirty aud twenty year bonds. All
are exempted from taxation whether y
Congress oT the State legislatures los
also pro vioied that the holders OF . 10
bonds may exchange them ut pieasfu
TOR the new Issue.
The passage of this bill by the Senae
siences the babbie and cianor about r
pudiSsga All the Radical Journals et
the Eass' have assailed Sherman projat
as reputation Whether it be OF be Ilot
Reputation is a question with which
Democrats have nothing to do. Let the
Radicals argue it .oatrand tight ii oal
among themselves. The New fork Iii
bune, the New York Nation. ard In fact
aKnhe Radical Journals in New York,
BostoH and Philadelphia ssyit is repn-
diation. So do several of the hew Eng
land Senator's Nesertheless, il has beer
carried by the votes of Radical Senators,
and must bs rankad "a sRaaida uneas1
ure How il can be reeonciied with the
Interpretations which these journals have
put on the Chicago PLATFORM is aBather
problem with which none but Radicals
hyFe any concern. Nhas it does cor.
cern all peopieto know, is, that the Rad;
ieals are striving to getup the buck way
to the Democratic platform, on the insn.
cial question. Two days age, Senate
Norton--one of their shining Eights-bs-
fore the Senate, advocated the paymeat
of the 520 bonds in gseenbacks. TIE
prineif n is now established by the Ses,
ate that those bonds are not payable!b
gold The truth of the Democratic prf !.
ciple, is therefore, recognized by our osa
ponents, aud The people will not be sisa
10 perceive TIE fact, nor to decide that
the authors of it are tire proper persoss
10 be entrus red with the management u
the national finances 6 e
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sTAK AGRICuLTuRAL WORKS.


STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
The Albany Cotton Gidl Nanufacturing Co,
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We wish 10 call the particular attention
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comparatively the iesst demand upon the
strength Of the snimals driving it.
We have made recent Improvements in
this machine by whiah we are enabled 70
Al. com s;.asss.s % ssit,;sulties and are
now using an entirely new and enective
device foa relieving the feeder of dust, thus
making the operation OF tLreshing as COM
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E These machines are made OF suitable sizes
for our Star Railway Power and also for our
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Agents d-Correspondents win
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sTUeouTroys-- Rvervbodv vs take 4

Z EUsaVIT0 % = ? ver ybody, ve'fake It,
wonld be glad TO know how 10 banish
nrsquitoes+ Al exchanges suggests this
method: Tsks Of gum c4mphor a piece
shout one -fhir8 tie sizs cf an egg, ersp-
orase L 0y plasiug Il IN tin vessel, and
hoidi1g IL over lamp or candle. tskiug
care that Il does not igHite The smoke
will soos EiI the room and expeI the
saos9aiteea. Ore night DOT long since
was terribly sb6oyed By them when
I thought of, sud sried the above, after
whieh I neither ssW nor heard them that
sight. Tks 6ext noroisg there was not
ooe 70 he found ia the room, atheugh the
~iaicv lad rsen cpea stlzaight ~
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II o ME EVED DEN CE /.
A CANCER or II FEARS STANDING
CURED By Ny TREA TMEET
HIcKMAN. Kv Inlv ID ls6G.

HICKMAN, KY, July l6, 1868.
hereby certify that have been afflicted
with Generous affection in my nose for
the last se'enteen yesrs. 1t frst appeared
as small cab, which after an Indefinite
period Of tine would drop OF, and reap pear
slightly enlarged.
The IndiaI Doctor examined my cancer,
and pronounced it durable. he applied his
remedies which destroyed the cancer in
thirty-six hours, with but very slight Ia u.
l shall never cease TO be grateful TO the Doc
tor for curing my cancer, which for many
years caused me so much anxiety of mind
II is now entirely healed UP and the place
is scarcely dscoverable The Doctor has
the cancer il alcohol which can be seen by
calling on him at the Planters Hotel, Hiek-
man, ky. Very respectfully,
MES NJ LACY
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18
CANCER CAN Be CURED |

Allow me to say, that it is the nost won
defsul discovery every made in medicine. II
is tie eureka so long sought by physieisns
andthose affii iicted with Cancer. This method
OF reating Cancer is apparently by the
chemical properties of the remedy, pene-
tratng into the chemical compound of the
Gamer, destroying every cot, hbre, and
yestE &c pertaining to it with,1t pain or the
numerous practice--the knife.
Il used, without eating or burning, no
loss " blood, and no destruction OF the
soundAesh. Il can be used on the naked
eye, With perfect irnpunity. Largo cancers
by thense of this remedy csu be removed
from tai psrte, where no other treatment,
would le admissible.
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18

4 Gen. Hsnoock iasa cheerful oder his
deseat assif nothipg had spheurred, and
expresses his concurrence in thenoinina
Iisn. TFancis p. Blair ahasseilite a ievee
atsSiiEsr Spring. The old nlsa is high
iy delighted at young Hanks success.
Chief Justice Chase. and ali the other
candidates ballotsd fer, II ID said, will
yieid the ticket heatps support.
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THE IIerald's Washington dispatch
says that Chief Justice Chase has again
declared himself 10 fall sympathy with
the Democratic party. although he disa-
grees with the plank in their platform
relative to the Southern Decentralization j
He believes these reeonstructions shoun
stand urtil Changed By the people of
each g4ate. ~ 7oaac. -
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r. o. EENNEDYs CERTIFICATE.

2iEChHAHs "a . ul1c z, Iooo.
& Dear Doctor 81 have been afflicted sew
eral years with g Chronic Disease. A friend
handed me one Of your circulars, since
s-Hirff tsu1e have been under your treat
nent, and 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 friepds 3 nd the
ufll,fic gen eraily r. o. KL.tNEDY
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18

OF Hickmnnt Ky -
This is to certify that DR.. Connoughton
has been employed in my family for three
weeks. l am well pleased with his mode
of treating Chronic Diseases, SO far and
think his remedies Will accomplish what
be claims for them, if his directions are
strictly followed " IT GARBsER
s1f;ai,-, a., r. T,,na On 1893
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JUROR CH4sE az rHE TBrRp p an
TY-A warm personal friend OF Judae
Chase has had an interview with that
functionsry, and says the third party ru
nlors are ali bosh.
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SINCE THE VAR
rE.Sc1s r. BLAIR. 5R.

FrapcisI Blair, jr., was born in Lex
liifkton, III 6tzs ewn noble old Kentucky,
February 10, 1s2kn, His father was a
pativesef Washington county, Yirgiuia,
was a gentleman, of fae scholastic at
tainments, being graduate of Transyl
vania University, and as Journalist ahi
politician, is we'll known throughout the
whole Union.
Francis p. Blair. jr., the subject Of
this sketch, was brought up in kentucky
until nine years ofAgs. when bis fathers
taipments. then sent him to. Princeton,
ard az the ace of twerty hs ohts.ne5 his
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18
FROM JAMES A. OvERTON, ESQ,
of Hickman, Ky.

DEAR Sir My wife haff been afflicted
for 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
manentiy restored to health in a few weeks.
Yours, truly, JAS. A. OyERT0N.
Hickman. XIV. June oath, 1868
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The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18
How the Nominations are RE-
cedyed.

IN AL parts OF tie North she nomipa-
tions Of Seymour and Blair is being re-
ceisef with uubouDded enthusiasm. In
all the large cities and towns ratification
meetings are being held, csuDors are
firing, bopfres blazing, and great re-
icicing prevails among the people. The
immense enthusiasm which the ticket
-ezcitcs surely Points to the great victory
which il viii achieve in November. All
The conflicting anti ti-Radical elements are
united upon. and all the rival candidates
for the high houor of the nomination
are eusOring zeslously for its support.
THE NOMINATION. AT TEE WHITE HoCsE
The nomination. of Seymour though
taking every body ia Washington by sur
prise, is generally spproved. Secretary
Welles was the first 10 eoro5Dauicate it
the President. He found Mr. johnson
in his Office. and said
Wei, Alr. President the convention
has msGe nomiuaticn.P
Well says A. j., smiling pleasant
IL, "who is it?p k
"Guess,1 said the Secretary.
40. damn il, says Johnson, 6 know
it ain't me, Who is it?''
Seymour Z said Wells. H
Good, replied the President 'sCap-
itsli They could not have done better.
Ii is said By all Mr. Johnson's friends
that he will support the ticke. cordially
and that he is perfectly satisfied.
PEsDLEToS on THE TICKET.
The following noble letter is from
Hon. Geo II. Pendleton, and evidences
the great patriotism Of the man
c1scISxAr1. June 25, 1868.
Mr. DFAR Sir You left my Office
this morning before ] vas aware OF it.
seek you at your home but you are
not here. / must say what want to by
note As soon as you get 70 New York
see Gov. Seymour. You know we'll what
was my feeling before, and heard from
him last fall. lie is 70 day the foremost
man IL our party IN the United States.
His ability, cultivation, and experience
put him at the head of our statesmen
He commands my entire confidence /
would rather trust him than myself with
;he delicate duties of the uext four years.
You know an sincere. Make him feel
this, and that he can rely oa me and my
friends. | have natural pride, an hon
est pride in the good will of my country
men, but you know better than any one
else it is neither egotistical nor over rul-
ing; that | am ready and anxious to give
up the nomination to anybody ). who ean
get oRe single vote more than nyseif
Express al this frankly 70 the Governor
but deiicately,s and let him understand
my views, upon men and measures. as |
have frequently given them 70 you
Good, bye. God bless yoasa
50 M Yours truly,
GEO. II PRNDLETOA.
| To Washington Mclean, Esq.
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An Error.

We !earr that il his speech :. Lodge
ten. add, also, at State Line, 10 this
county, Capt. Thomas =. Moss, induiged
in al unprovoked attack upon the
COURIER, accusing us OF attempting 10
dictate to our good people as to how they
should vote in the election for Common
vealth's Attorney. Every one of our
readers will relieve us of this charge,
because they know TIA. We have never
made the slightest sliusion to this race,
e nxcsp. by ~ay OF g complimentary IN
trcdacsion 90 Capt. Randis, when be frst
a1nounced himself as candidate, and
IL tha. notice re said naught against bis
Ops nenss. Is Capt. Moss so vain and
eSOistaeal as not to permit us 10 an
nounce our worthy fellow townsman in
eoDplimentayy terms, withou. imagining
ue seek 90 Tefsc. upon him. or to sin
tinida.e him from coming in TO the
eounty, ss he expresses it. When we
say Clint. Randie is safe and worthy
man, i. by no means follows that Tom
Moss is aureliable,aKnd unworthy There
ara number of I5sher men in this Judi
isl district. ssnd if a private citizen
kald see9cause to compliment one OF
~ Moss should not jump at
me Slusion thatthe citizen is abusing
- 9 Hs is rot the only man in the
district. vhatever may be his own private
iAoughts about the matter. Surely, the
gentleman is at ioss for something to
say. when be attempts to arouse such 1T
tle prejudices to advance his own inter.
est, or is he SO thoroughly imbued with
egotisD. as to talk as ~
ors whom Che music Of his own vain tongue
Hsta rsrish, like enchanting harmony.
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18
Biography OF the Democratic
NofnKnees.
HnRArlo sryMoUR.


Horssie SeyDlour wax born il Pompey,
Oseoaags county, New York, in the
year 18Th. His family, originally from
Connecticut, extend far back into the
Coloni2! days His father, Major Moses
Seymour, served in the war OF the Rev
olution, and aftervard for \ number OF
years in ~ Legislature of Connecticut,
- the q. .Fesentative of the town of
Litchheid' His father was for some
years member of the New York Begis
i4ture and other members Of the family
hAse occupied distinguished positions in
the service of the nation.
MS EARLY caRErR.
Mr. Seymour commenced at an early
age the practice OF the law in the city OF
Utica Dot other duties soon compelled
.hin 10 abandon bis profession AT the
age Of thirty he was chosen Mayor OF
Utica. He had peen an active Demo
crat from youta gnd his election to the
chief office of Wing city is q marked
instance Of the personal popularity which
he has at all tines OF his career enjoyed
wherever kaown. Ia 154I, he was elect
ed 70 the Legislature OF the State and
his ceE-sr from this date-is one OF much
interest aud uninterrupted usefulness
Li5erslly educated, an accomplished
sneakeE..a ready debater, and. q eogSte-
- s,nsss con-
ndsNce and pect OF his eohpeers, sn'
took an active part in all the important
! leyislsfion af the 10
The Hickman courier., 1868-07-18

Which is e1actly the number Of cleo
torsl vctes necessary 10 election. All
shs above States went democratic at the
lss. genera; election, except Indiana,
Illinois, Minnesots, and Nevada, aud in
hose four last named, the local elections
h demonstrated such overwhelming
atic gains as 20 make them Ger
- asSes these, "e have reasonable
g-nes Of Jsrrying several other stases.
Let our KsDssky Democrats then take
courage, and ros,, up sueh an increased
majority scr Soy, sveDsou iu Angus,
IS win encourage the Northern Democ-
sscy to seFi. Let Kentucky give Gov
etsssusoD 75 600 msjority.