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The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
JOHN BULLS EoaM DESTROYER :
Parents Read this IFaporfGnf Letter Y04 aTs
Interested IN ifs CoBisnfs.T
Mrnr.r rrou..c La AnriI ,cA

MiDDLErows, Ind, April 20, GO.
Mr. NJ. L. Duplan writes: do not know
that Bulls Worm Des troyer needs any mere
recommend dations than IL has already att o. n
ed by its own merits, but will state that my
little son, aged about three years, was Sc
verely attacked last fall and winter With
light spasms, or perhaps more properly hts.
lasting from half an hour to QUE and half
hours; at the same time the child had strong
symptoms Of worms Ny pbysician-ons
of the best in this part Of the oonntry--sI-
hsusted all his skill and the Msteria Msdie&
TO expel the worms, and entirely failed -
bring any. / thought John Bull' eoSld
do it, and gave the child the contents sf
three boxes, in triple doses. night and mora
ing, with happy results. The child has nSt
had spasm for over three months, and in
stead of the bloated mass that he e-was be 10
now well and hearty. John Bull did II
Yours, truly, NJ. L. DCPLAE.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

Q, the pup! the beautiful pupil drink
ing milk from the China cup. gamboIinr
round SO frisky and free, FIRST knawiur
q bone, then biting a flea; jumping. rnn-.
pinc, afcr tue pony. beautiful pup. youl
vii socn he bologna
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

Gen. Seho6eld entered upon his du-
ties as Secretary of War, on the 1st Inst.
President johnson and Adjutant Gen.
eral Thomas accompanied him on going
to take formal possession of the Var
office. s4s
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s5. Io. Sc. ao. SEQ So

DREAnUM Club List now ready. Choice
varieties Grape Vines at wholsssie
prices, post and express paid; from "Hsn-
mores" celebrated Grape Vine Nurseries,
adjoining Chas downing, ESQ, New burgh
N. Y. Descriptive W bolesale price and club
Iist sent free. ADDRESS John w. Hanmore
box 81, -Newburgh, Ny. rff
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

ID ENOWED Cough and Lung Remedy for
HI the cure of Consumption and all dis
eases that lead TO it. Read what DR.. Doran
says; ..-,.
RnshsylUdniG, Logan CO., o.. Aug. II, '67.
Messrs. J.. N. Harris & Co: will say that
have been dealing in medicines for the
last fourteen years, and have never before
found preparations that would have never
before found preparations that would equal
your Perry Davis Pain Killer and "Al-
lens Lung Balsam." They not only sell
very rapidly, but give the most perfect sat
isfaction in every case that has come to my
knowledge. In my practice very seldom
prescribe s-pateDt medicine, but with your
"Pain Killer" and Lung Bslsam,p having
entire confidence in them, and knowing that
they possess valuable medicinal properties,
/ freely use them in my daily practice. Es-
peeially have I used the ALIENS Lung
Balsam,p and with the most unbonnded sue
cess. AZ an expectorant il is most certain
ly far ahead Of any similar preparations 1
have ever known. The Pain Killer" is
the most standard medicine have for sale,
and many families in this vicinity would as
soon think Of being out of beef or bread
without bottle Of " Pain Killer" in the
house Yours truly, 80
ISAAC A. DoRAN, ~. d.
Ca1I - III gals -
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
Death of Ex-Presfdent James
Buchanan.

James Buchanan, ex-President Of the
Uu;te'f States died at his residence in
Yheatland, near Lancaster. Pa, on the
LIST inst, in the 18th year Of bis age.
As a State legislator, United States
Senator, diplomatist, member Of; the
Cabinet and President Of the United
States. James Buchanans name viii
lcns live in history.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
IHII.

NEcKo KrrLrD-On Sunday night
lasta negro boy employed on the farm
Of. Mr. Chass Hubbard. about two miles
omltowu, was Killed by an uni newn
squad Of uier. The squad Of men, ten
or twelve IN number we're mouutcd 9nd
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

If man is without enemies | wouid
not give ten cents for his friends. The
man who can please everybody hasn't got
sense enough TO displease anybody.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

TGGS always Fresh.-Prof. Ran, 4Ss 2nd
II Ave. New York, has preserved by his
process at I cent per dozen, 1900 dozen
eggs Ger on man which were sold as fresh
eggs in February.-[Scicntifc American,
dug. 81, 1867 County rights, $500. In
dividual rights in unsold counties, S25.l y
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Public speaking.

torney for this judicial District, will ad-
dress their fellow-citizens at the following g
times snd places - a2nnsasG.a
Benton, Marshal CO., Monday. June sth.
Siupsonia, Marshal CO., edn'dsy, June 10.
Columbus. Hick man CO, Saturday, June 18th.
Clinton, Hickman, CO., Monday, June 10Th.
Morse Sta n, Graves CO., sat day. June 20.
Murray, Galloway co., Monday J une 22d.
Concord, Galloway co., Wedn' day, june 24th.
Palma, Marshal CO., Saturday. June 9th.
Gum Springs, McCracken, Sat day, July 4th.
Padacah, McCraeken co, Monday, July 9th.
Lodgeton, Fulton co., Saturday, July llth.
Hickman Fulton CO., Monday, July 18Th.
Dnnklin. Hickman co., Saturday, July 18th.
May field, Graves co, Monday. July 10th.
Lovelaceville, Bailard, Saturday July 25th
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BULBS SARSiPIARILLA.
A GOOD REASON FOR TEE
CAPTAINS FAITH.
Rsad the Captain's Letter and the LetEr Fs~n
HIS .AofIser.

Read the CaPtains Letter and the LezLr FSSn
His Aofher.
BrSres BARRACKS, Mo. April S9ssss
DR.. JoHx BuI1-Dear Sir Knowing the
efficiency Of your Sarsaparilia, and the heal
ing and beneficial qualities it possessss, I
send you the following statement OF my case:
! was wounded about two years ago-pas
taken prisoner and confined FOR sfxteea
months. Being moved SO often, my wounds
have not healed yet. have not sat uP q
moment since was yonnded. an shst
through the alps My general health "a
impaired, and ! need something TO essiss
nature. INN more faith in your sarsa-
parills than in any thing else. wish that
that is genuine. Please express me half
dozen bottles, and obligc M srT
rsvC : Cart. c. P. JOHNSON. ,5
r, r St, Louis. No.
p s.--The following was written April
so, 1855, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother "a
Capt johnson ~, AUa 1f1 tait
Da.zBrLI---Dear Sir Ny husband, Or. G.
s. Johnson,.wa sskillful surgeon and ply.
sician in Central New York, where he diad,
leaving the above C. p. johnson 70 my care.
At thirteen years OF age he had chronic
diarrhea aud scrofula, for which gave Aim
your skrsspatilla. In ,cvRKp NIX. I have
for ten years recomne nded il TO many In
New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrsfula,
fever sores and general debility. Perfest
success has amended it. The cures efJecfs11
in some cases OF scrofula and fever s0ras
were almost miraculous. Lam very an xieus
for my son TO again have recourse 10 yeur
Sarsaparills- He il fearful Of getting a
spurious article, hence his wriung 70 yes
for it.: His wounds wers terribis, bus ss-
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

IL the first district OF Mississippi.
Townsend, an ex- United Statcs soldier.
i-Ihc Democratic candidate for Congress,
aud Wolford late Of the Confederate
srrns IS his Kadicdf onpopent. Verify
'iinrs casnse aud men eli.rlec wT,
tir,'m =
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

THE WHISKY SPRINGS N MIsso 9Rf
The St. Joseph yindicator conta Is
lengthy account of aryisit to " s.
spring in Nodaway county. Singularsnd
improbable as it may be, there ris-afrrt
truth than fiction in the story OF a spirit
uous dis.ilIation in operation in the bow
- -. -
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

Auburn, ~ Y.
NOYES BUFFALO MILL Furnishing
IN Establishment--N N antffactures French
Burr mill Stones, Portable Grist and Flour
ing mills, Corn mills and. Feed mills for
Farm and Plantation use; Smut machines
and Separators, Improved Turbine Water
Wheels, Proof Stats, Hosting Screws,
SpindIes, Flour Packers, iron Bolting Reels
and mill Picks. with every description Of
mil Gearing. from the best patterns now in
nse. Constantly on hand large supply Of
Boiling Clofhs. a4adress rE -r.7
JOHN T.sN0TE Buffalo. y. L.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
ADVICE to Kentucky Democrats.
DREspRs. JuNE 2. 1868.

Auvfce 10 hentucky democrats.
The composition of the House of Rep
resentatives the next session is frequent
ly discussed in Democratic circles and
no doubt in those Of tkseir ssir adyersaries.
If the signs of the ISs; Incorrect it is
within the power D Aaaocracy to
secure the control Of use, ~and it
rs therefore of the utAV q BrOee not
a vote should be kAst. SA pnec-
ton Democratic me tf5 epuse
anxiou iy inquire, W II can tas.
in Kentscky? Will tn Estate -
her present delegation in body or oGlI
a part? 4 single fact of importance
touching this question should be laid
before your people. The present clerk
of the House by law has authority to
place on the roll such names as he may
think proper. He Is a Radical and n
tool Of that party. Their hatred against
Kentucky is of the intensest character,
and both for this and to make safe the
organization of that body, if chance
shall occur, in certain contingencies
some of the Kentucky members may
meet trouble at the threshold. Mr. Sam
McKee's statement alone was sufficient
last year to keep the whole delegation
from their seats for months If then
why not again, when the emergency is
great and the result of the highest i'm
portance? The clerk dare not refuse to
enroll the names Of those who are now
members, and who have already stood
the test. In this view would it not be
prudent to return the whole delegation
from Kentucky? These are questions
and conclusions Of members of Congress
and express their sentiments, without a
sisgle exception, and as such I send them
to. you for the consideration of your
people.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

DoRDENTowN FEMALE COLLEGE, n n
ID BoRpEsTowS, NJ J. W
Furnishes the very best Educational Advan-
tages in connection with pleasant home.
Board and tuition S208 per year. For cats-
logue address Rev John NJ Brakeley, A. NJ,
President.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06


armed. They alarmed the cabins oehe
negroes on Mr. Hubbard's place seut
IL o'clock at night, demanding apit
tanee, stating their purpose to ITO
search the cabins, and disarm the in
mates. fAdmittance was refused, hen
they broke the door down, at he ame
time firing off several pistols, wiicbgro-
voked the father of the negro killd to
fire at the crowd. The negroes SSh
to have been greatly frightened, at
tempting to run in every direction The
young pegro killed was shot while 1.-THE
act of trying to escape by fight This
is the version given by the negros penn
selves of the occurrence. The squd is
said to have visited several other firms
the same night, doing no violence nly
disarming the negroes.
The OCCURRENCE at Mr. Hlbfard +
fas.szEs be greatly regretted. and
snDlan 500 FTs condemnation Of ~ ro'
~ psoni In ~ =,
ks.--sdrrur citizcns Tie r'
attacked are recommen
6lite neighbors as ind a'Y'''
peaceable and honest
Our citizens on Monday last, 20
public meeting at the Court HodS on
demning and deprecating the az Su
urging our officers to use extra a
towards bringing the oiFeaU sis cor
ga -,-.~---~s;-,-s - Of "a
trust may have good effect ia nsde Syrin
these night marauders, and to inHasne
any good young men who may have bee
seduced into such association; to will
draw for the good and quiet of the coul
try. ssThere is no necessity for sshei
regulators, and their action must bria
tres-aie on themselves and friends III
.sar& issof the negroes in this count
4 to their credit. are acting ,vel
df there are those amougsihe
net tstisorderly, or in violation
sd Ge proper parties go to them
day light. and correct the evil. We kpo
that all our people condemn such acts (
lawlessness See the proceedings Of th
citizens meeting published in anOthe
column.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

gng is situated in the bluff Vol
Gnd the water, a dark yellowish
trickless into a pool below. fne
- ID ssJ have strong odor of branidy,,
'pndfhe emer tastes like brandy diluted
Fcarrying bitters in solution. An analy-
sis showed the water to contain 80 per
cent alcohol as it dripped from the r5ck.
The bitterness was probably caused by
the roots and soil it passed through
When heated aud fixed up with sugar it
has all the properties of brandy punch.
= .Itchison Patriot.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
HOME EVIDENCE.

We call especial attention to the eertif-
cate of Mr.. Hanna, respectable citizen OF
Hickman, Ky.
HICKMAN, Ky7 June 3, 1858.
audsng mrs testTnSo II ef,r--atple aal e stp
the afflicted generally. My little daughter
has been afflicted with disease of long
standing, which has resisted the skill Of
several the eminent physicians in Mem
phis. Ihave paid out considerable sums of
money for medicines and Doctors bills, and
had lost aA hopes of having her restored to
health. When you arrived in our town
was induced 10 consult y0u and avail myself
of the benefit of your skill in treating
CHRONIC i&diseases. You promised me posi-
lively Nat you beliyed you could effect a
permA INT cure in few weeks. I must
confi | had my doubts, but still I was de-
terri ed to give you q fair trial She has
beT king your herb medicines now for
y " Lam p zto add that all Of
Ming syn 80 havebeeh reliey-
6Aps weff, eats hearty, II quite
SST-rertN,h per general health
hN Chronic Diseases. In
addiss You to be perfect gen
tleman and c5el Ietent to cure any case that
You viii undertake. With great regard,
pr5 Your friend
a-- sAML b. HANNA.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
PATENT BRASS PADLOCKs,

n I@AN 11b. .AAl1 I AADIVNhE,
OF all sizes, for fruit boxes, milk cans,
~ barns, railroads, stores. gates, cattle
yards, sc. Strong, safe, durable and do not
rust. Catalogues mailed
H. RITCHIR 4 CO., Newark, NJ.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

HlHE distinguished race horse and stallion,
=" JACK MALONE, t~t
The sire of Muggins, Duke Of Orleans, Mary
WynH Chickamauga, and others will make
his xt season at my stables, at One Hun
dred Dollars.
Mares carefss'y kept during the season at
FIVE dollars month. Mares failngr TO
prod MAG, e sreturned 'gratis nextseason.
W. g. HARDING, Nashville, Tenn.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

fereby cEify tha, am acquainted
with Mr. 3. B. Hanna, and believe him to
be man of integrity.
je6-tf H. C. BAILEY.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
FOR SALE.

a LOT of Household and Kitchen Fur
IA niture.
Also, No. Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine.
Apply ut his Office.
may 3--3t rn
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
SHOW THIS TO YOUR NEIGHBqa


T,wo quarts of GOOD INK sent to any
one by mail on receipt of TWENTY
FIVE CENTS. Ihave used this Ink several
months, and find it the cHEAPEsr and REST l
ever saw. publish this notice that you
may buy your Ink for one-tenth what you
now pay. Address, ~
j. G. wESTBROOK,
State Line, IN. o. R. RI Kentucky.
my23-4t.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

a, June Military prepara-
tions for an anticipated Fenisn raid are
going on Field brigades have 1esn
forlneGin several districts, composed of
regulars aad volunteers, having attached
to each battery Of artillery and troop of
cavalry. There will be consideulble
reserve of regulars and volunteers should
the brigade already formed. us<t be s1fE-
ctent 10 meet the ergepcy. N
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

matters We direct attention 10 the great
necessity for Market House. The pro-
lection Of citizens against hnckstering
by buiiding nlasket houses, regulating
the same by city authority, is held to be
FIRST duty ins all cities. Since the
destruction of our old market house in
1860 ,osur embarrassed financial eondi-
ton has delayed the erection Of such
building. We understand now that it is
in the power of the City Council to rent
or lease suitable building, and are ad-
yised that th sent Of the stalls in the
same would insure the city against any
loss. The great want of a market house
is felt BY. sSsSy. family, and certainly
!: !: !: 6: !: ii;;,;; !: !: !:
three speeulaEfs lsast "a
profit thereon, ! IA and 7 citizel \,
sumers must payptly lnore thar
public market ho0e1 ! could pu
direct from the prodNcr. By cit
thority regular market hours could %
established, and by the ringing of bell
all our citizens summoned. Both the con-
sumer and producer are benefited BY
the arrangement Where so many aud
so great advantages are apparent it is
useless to urge the question. The build
q sMs refer to as beins suitahls----ssd
z'fsole, now owned by Mr. Plummer.
We beg the Council to consider the idea
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
Town TaIk.

The grand, soft summer days, are again
upon us, and earth seems full of life.
The air Is sweet with the incense of roses
and sblossoms, and the farmers grain
fields are flowing in waves of green and
gold. The fruitful earth groans with
the seed planted BY the Busbandman, aud
il smilingly gives promise of the ten fold
return for his toll and labor. We all
may now feel how entrancingly beauti-
fisl is Gods world, and the intense
sweetness of existence itself, surrounded
with such brilliant evidences of Gods
love- and bringing to our heart that sea-
sonoef poetic imagery when earth pro-
duced Hothiug but splcndors and perfec-
tions These are the honors which Ma
ture yields to It's Author. o, that we
could inger here, and not bring into
view this actual life of ours in which we
eat, and drink, and sleep, and drive
sharp bargains. Wh--pl What warm
day ! Perspiration in biz beads stands
upon our foreheads, and the handker-
chief is kept in constant application,
round under the shirt collar, taking the
circuit of each ear, wiping away the in
creasing drops. Our citizens in going
to andafrom business a ppearE exhausted,
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06


its joys, and its uses. Summer with its
burning sun and soft wind is needed
to grow and nourish the vegetable world.
So it is in life. We have the spripg,
summer, fall, and winter-with them
JOYS, SORROWS, hopes and troubles. We
are now entering the rich Summer-the
golden Jane of both, and
Let us not count the time by heart throbs,
They most live who think most-feel the
noblest-aet the best.
And iu the weary languor of the present
summer, let all heart pickering, un-
grateful skepticism, constitutional in
6rrnitives, yield submissively to Him,
who createstime and season, reF
Praying, "Thy will be done =
As night dews gem the blossoms Ger the
earth;
Thro' love Thou sehastenest us, Thou know
est best. wH =
= Thy Eiz Le DONE
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06
The Fenian Excitement.

II appears that the Fenian organiza-
ton is again about to commence active
operations. The excitement in Canada
is getting high, as indicated by these
dispatches
MONTREAL, June 2.-The Fenians
are quiet at Malone and St. Albans.--
There are p, 00QStand of arms at 0g-
densburg, and beef and pork for 5000
men for ten days is on its. way. An at
tack is menaced on Prescott and Corn
wall to cut the canal Government de-
teetives at this point report all quiet. A
raid is certain before the first of July
The Dominion Government protssts
against the removal of troops aud in
sists oD three regimen nts and four batter
les being sent out. Two batteries have
been sent to the front and two milIoh
rounds Of cartridges. Volunteer Off
GERS have received orders to prepare thsir
men. An order to-day doubles the
volunteer pay to attempt to keep mp
the efficiency of the force.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

The composition of the House of Rep
resentatives the next session is frequent
ly discussed in Democratic circles and
no doubt in those Of tbeir adyersaries.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

We csll especial attention to the eertif-
e of Mr.. Hanna, a respectable citizen Of
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

beginning to need it badly. The pros
pect fora good yield is reasonably prom
ising, and ouehs to cheer everybody's
heart It raiuedriard at Louisville the
same day, and we take it that Kentucky
was generally blessed s''' 3
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

respondence with u CnicaSo company
relative to building some Kind of pro-
lection. We sincerely trust, for their
own good and for the good of the town,
that that nsgotiation may be successful.
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

TopoNro, June 2-The field brigade,
COZ 6Ikf regulars and volunteers, in
" I've been placed in high
efficiency. Four guns of~the
Iillery, stationed here, left this
The Hickman courier., 1868-06-06

Organs. =
Be not deceived. Pura
remedy. Remember \
life-may depend upon yd
-particular--and that-SR j
bic remedy now preser>
that it not only pron
Colds, and all diseases ON
I-nnra hut vii. in ifs ear
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