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Public Sale.

DY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Frederick county, sitting as Court Of
Equity, the undersigned as Trustee, will offer
atPublic Sale, the two following pieces Of
property:-lst
On Friday, the LIST day Of October,
1859, at o'clock, p. M, on the premises, the
one undivided half interest in that
VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Crumpacker Farm, situated nsar
Union Bridge, Carroll county, Nd, and ad-
joining the lands Of Archibald Graham, Solo
mon Shepard and Joseph Roop. The Farm
contains
1870 ACRES OF LAND,
nore or less, Is we'll watered and stocked with
4 large and choice variety of fruit, and located
ln one Of the most desirable neighborhoods In
Carroll county, and has upon 1t large and
nnbstantial
STONE DWELLING HOUSE, Rxa
md large Brick Barn, and other TS
Necessary outbaildings. ls1
On Monday, the 4h day Of October,
1859, at 10 o'clock, q. M, on the premises, a
aeantiful little farm, containing
r Eighty Acres Of Land,
nore or less, about 80 Acres Of which is in fine
Timber, the balance Is cleared and under fence.
This farm has upon II comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,
md Dairy which Is supplied by q never.
1iiing spring Of excellent water. The farm Is
1ituated upon the head waters Of Sans Greek
p Carroll county, and adjoining the lands Of
"a. v. Crawford, VIM. Yohn and J. s. Cover.
Tus TERMS or SALE as prescribed by the
Decree, are;-0ne- third cash on the day Of
1nIs he g.. t:n,x L. II
De balance In two equal annual payments,
earring interest from the day Of saie, and SO.
Ulred BY the notes OF the purchaser, with secu-
Eify " be appr9ved by the Trustee.
REUBEN SAYLOR,
sep 9-ts Trustee.
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Misfeitaneous.

Shoddy, it is asserted, a word which
from its application to rotten blank cts
and tender clothing, has come to mean
anything that is more showy than sub
stantial, but the article itself, according
to McCulloch's Commercial Dictionary,
is one Of the greatest triumphs of art
and civilization. The manufacture Of
shoddy and mungo originated at Bailey,
Yorkshire, where there are now SO rag
machines in 35 mills, producing twelve
million pounds of rag wool.per annum,
which is about one third Of the yearly
production. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, is
the headquarters in England of the
shoddy manufacture, though large quan.
titles are made in Germany. Shoddy
is made Of soft goods, such as stockings,
iannels, &c, and mungo of the wool Of
hard goods.
The old clothes and rags are torn to
pieces by the aid of powerful machinery,
and reduced to their original state Of
wool, which is respun, sometimes with
the addition of fresh wool. In the
carly days of this manufacture, shoddy
was used only for padding and similar
purposes; but now, without the admix-
ture of new wool, it is woven into
blankets, carpets, druggots and table
covers.
Many Of the eh-admired and warm
and scrviceable English pilot Petcrsham
ovcrcoats arc made wholly from shoddy
cloth. The beautiful table covers,
printed in various patterns from wooden
blocks, are generally made from shoddy,
aud the same material enters largely
into other important manufactures, so
that shoddy, it is contended, is by no
means the contomptible cheat which
many persons suppose it TO be.
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Selett gpetry.
RING THE BELL SOFTLY.

Some one has gone from this strange world of
ours,
No more to gather lie thorns with Its flowers
No more to linger where sunbeams must fade,
Where, on all beauty, deaths fingers are laid!
Weary with mingling life's bitter and sweet,
Weary with parting and never to meet,
Some one has gone to the bright, golden shore;
King the bell softly, there's Grape on the door
Hing the bell softly, there's Grape on the door
Some one is resting from sorrow and Gin,
Happy where earth's conflicts enter not In;
Joyous as birds, when the morning Is bright,
When the sweet sunbeams have brought us
their light.
Weary with sowing and never to reap,
Weary with labor, and welcoming sleep,
some ones departed to Heavens bright shore,
Ring the bell softly, there's Grape on the door !
Ring the bell 'oftIy, there's Grape on the door !,
Angels were anxiously longing to meet
One who walks with them In Heavens bright
street;
Loved ones have whispered that some one is
blest-
Free from earth's trials, and taking sweet rest.
Yea there Is one more In angelic bliss
One less to cherish, and one less to kiss;
One more departed to Heavens bright shore,
Ring the bell softly, there's Grape on the door
Ring the bell 'efay, there's Grape on the door !!
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AssIgnee's Notice Of Appointmeut.

"a ~ gs.ivses Court Of tie Uaiied States for ue
,,a,sr scs y el ws wMscryiasd, % Baakruptcy-.h tse
""sam y. Holman, bankrupt
Y whom it may concern The under.
1gnea hereby gives notice Of his appoint.
lpent ~ as Assignee Of the estate of William
nonman, OF the county of Carroll. n sa;d
District, and who was, to wit: on tbe 2stb @
nay OF July, A. ID. 1869, adjudeed RAM. sol''
Eupt upon the petition of himself, by the
faid Court. Dated at Frederick, az q, rnt
day Of August, A. ID. 1863, Wv : 'a'
SAMUEL II. HURLEY,
sep io-ot Assignee.
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tionflnno's German 6rnnir

eor,Jindtioa 9f all e Ingredients Of ne Biitsrs
wiih FuEE SiHtd Cfus Rn Orange, efe n 10 uiod for
s surie diteasss ne Biters, IN cases ehsTe some
pure dcatoifc dtplui 10 rsqHired. Iou tciu bear In
mind that t'sse remedies entirely different from
any oitsrf 1drcriiIsd (gr The cure Of he diSedei
adsd, these being scisniife preparations of neiciaal
eIrdetf iohfle The oters dcoocit0nG Of rim
in some form. The TONIC is deeidsdly one Of de most
pleasant d4Id agTtslbs rsRiediss snT offered to he
pa5lie. Hs tati, Is etqafite, 10 pleasure 10 taxa
t. ,chiis its iqcgiviH0, exhii9Tuta1 and medicinal
qualities hdrs eaised 10 Je k0cE Gs be greatest Of
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Gooflauo's Q5rrman Billers

IL entirely vegetable, and contains no
liquor. II ts a oompo ound OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and BRrks
from witch these extracts are made
are gathered in Germany. All the
medicinal virtues are extracted from
them by n scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this
country TO he used expressly for the
manu- ufacture OF these Blttors. There
is no ale ohoiic substance OF any kind
used In compounding the Bitters,
hence IL ts the only Bitters that can
be used tn cases where alcoholic stim-
uiRnts are not advisable.
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CONSUMPTION.

Thousands OF cases, when the ma.
tient supposed he was AFFLICTED with
this terrible disease, have been cured
by the use of these remedies. Extreme
etnacinttop, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
enses OF dyspepsia or disease OF the
digestive organs. Even In cases OF
genuine Consumption, these rem edIes
will he found OF the greatest benent,
strengthening aud invIgoratIng.
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TEI ccMY.Ey-oN.

Ladies who wish n fair skin and
Feoa compie zion, free from yrIiou-
Ish tinse and all other disfig ARE m ne,
ally. The Liver In perfrct order, ana
.he biood pure, Will rssuit tn spark
ing eyes and blooming checks.
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the BIttrrs
or ronic. Ina faet, they are Family
hedieincs. They can be I'D dmIntsiered
VITA perfect snfety 10 a cbiid three
months old, the most delicate female,
or man ofnipety.
Tho R-ua},,. ne, n. l..y
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Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church. Philadelphia.
Dn.J aekscs-DElR siR s--fhare bee,a Jre,s.n,V m.
9ss'cd 70 colioet my name pih recoaisaeaitl,s o(
1Wsrsst k''as " siicinss b, rsgsnii,.g is p,Tr,Ie,
g. ohs " NY appropriate sphes, fAIre q. al easfs a.
eic9 oM e,h clear froaf IN raYioaf Jnrtascss and
Hoeft1ndt Getmaa BiffTs. Idsperf yr once dap, md
esadt eoMse, 70 ezpres MY faH oaricitoa l.at ff
gsnsrsl debility q the system, and especially lr Liver
oahpnun'' y Is q sale and valuable preparation. M
% r,,y tsn.aefdi 10 those rho mfr from Ms abr.
cdhsg Tours, rtTg rkylectfiliiy
J. II. kENkARD
Eighfh btloiy Cbakss 81
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The needle manufactures Of Prussia
produced in 1868, 1900 millions Of
every kind Of needles, and used 5000
cwt. iron and brass wire for knitting
aud hair needles, fish hooks, hooks and
eyes, &c. The needles were chiefly for
Asiatic markets.
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Zeal Estate at Private Sale.

THE undersigned offers at Private Sale the
3 Farm on which he now resides, situated
q Manchester Dhtrict, near the county road
leading from the former place 10 Westminster,
and about equal distance from each town. The
farm contains
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The praises Of Others may be Of nso
10 teaching Us, not what We arc, buI
what we ought 70 bs,
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Ho.HaEds Go1an Rcnidiei an eornsrI,itsd.
M 9cnnine hare tht sfgaa,lrs Of C. NJ. Jaekson
Sn e Jreat n t1e oasi.s i0rIfer ef oaeh ba, and
dre eo1aierfssL
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READ TIE RECOMMENDATIONS,

Thogssnds Of letters have been re-
eelved, ,testifying TO the virtue Of these
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To hear patiently mud spswer pre-.
cisely are the great pcrfeetiops Of COW
versatioq. a
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Price OF the Bitters. sI.oo per bottle,
Or. half dozen for $500.
Price OF tho Tonic, sl.5o per bottle,
pT, half dozen for $3.50.
The ronIe & pot up IN quart bottles.
Reooiiees hat is Dr.. Ho.afsds German Rsme.ii,,
haf are 90 universally used asd % hghIy reop,aez.
ed; and % not ailoc ae Drsaoiat 10 induce you 10
tds any thing ese that " may say jua as good D.
canse Ne malss aFgsr profit on Il. Thee Rsuofis,
,oM es ''n ~ ysrprt'' tpray iOcaiiy tq arpieetios
PRINCIPAL GFRIcE.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. esi ARCH STREET Pailadelpaia.
CHAs. M. EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly O N. JACKSON & CO.
These Remedies are for sale bx
Druggists, storeleepers, and medi-
csne Dealers overywhere.
20 noiJe,yd 20 ezamirs ~sl tie artieie.you bay d
order 70 ga As oesaias.
October ], 186S-1y Fam
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'adge OF The Supreme Court u Pennsylvania.
PnitwEtrmA, APRH 18th, lsG6
lconsider Hoofiand's German nit-
ters" n valuable Diedici,,n In ease ar M.
taeks of Indigestion or pyspepsIa. i
can certify this from my experiences
ottt. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOmPsON,
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fIUH HUN UIU. ". NOODWAkD,
Chief Jusiier Of the supreue Court q pcnusyiyania
PniLADELPHiA, MARcn 10TH 1867
ind "HoadaHd's German Biiersr Il mo, an fntoY.
ielfiHg Sscirg9s bri Il yead tonic nsfid ~ aI,a,.
aeri p,s dlgeaf1e orga3s, aud ~ ercG Leneft in
AAt ~ ~ aeoi'ity dhd ,gd'u " nerrosf action IA he
t3stef lonrs iyglg
EEO ~ IrODDIrtDD
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, June 14-voon.-Jonsols 92n. Bonds
quiet AMI steady at s01S. Sugar quiet.
Afternoon Bonds SoA.
Fvening-Consols 921. Bonds sex.
LIVERPOOL June 14-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
ateady upsnds aka; Orleans I'D; sales 5000 bales
Rreadstufs quiet.
'Afternoon.-Lard buovaut; 72s ca. Tallow AS.
Evening Cotton quiet; uplauds 117ld; Orleans
12d sale, 10 COO bales Tallow Ais 81. Naval stores
quiet.
PAr1. June 1.-THE Bourse is nrm. Ren,es 71f
sec.
HAvRH, June l4.-cctson afoa: If 39c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw YORK, June l4-Noon.-Stocks unsettled
Money active at 7, with 1.16 commission. St ring
9k. Gold Se,I. Cotton very 6rm at 81. Turpen-
tine AK. Rosin irn; strained So S5a2 s7h
Eyenmg.-Cot on lrmer. sales 370O bales at 3lA
cents. Flour heavy; superane 81 76as6 TO-; conmoH
to fair southern extra IS 20a6 70. Wheat cert
better and act.v, Corn osed heavy and declining
Pork steady Lard clio ied dull; kettle 2oa2oA Wh's
kew e)as1 Groceries dull. 1ur2entine 44kli3
Rosin 50 S0,ss. FreChts active and firm.
BALTIMORE, June l4.-cotton frin and vry scarce
at slas1hc. Flour dull and favors bIyc:s. Wheat
weak: cpoice rel 81 50a1 co. Coro &C i've and I'D:
vanced at 81 Ola, CO; elow 9oae4c. o,ts dull Rye
dull. Pork firm ut ss3 80. Bacon active; shoulders
l5c whiskey Arm at 9scasl
CINCINNATI, June 14-Flou: dull; flmly IS goa
8 65. whiskey at 92a02hc, 93 asked Mess pork
ss2 rs, held ut SAG. Lard held at &C. Baron firm;
shoulders 14l<c; sides 16ISa1sc, b T. t 1sAc; hams
19Ha2oH
WILMINGTON June 1l.-Spirlts of nrpentne 3oh
Rosin rather better; strained 81 7ol1 75 crule tur'
pentlne and tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA. June A-cotton market frmer; sales
500 bales; receipts so baes mddlin ss ong at 3c
sAvANNAH, June 14.-Cotton market arm; mid
dlings 29Xa99c; sales 16o oales; receipts GOO bales
MOBILE, June 14.-Cott"r closed firm. Sa'es 14oc
bales since the close Of business on Saturday Low
midd,ngs 2s,sa2sc. Receipts e3o I12olts Sl4.
New ORLEANS June II Cotton acvInced &c
Middnss sokasoh Sales 400 ba,'s Receipts
1904. Exports s2s4. Gold 3s1S. sierli'g5 81. YORK
sight, n premium. Sugar. prime 1914. Mollsses
nominal,
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duce lies the danger. They may be misap.
prehended-they may not all be brought out
and they are not free from the one great dam
ger which direct evidenceis is exposed to. The
witness who swears to clrcamstsntial evidence
may swear falsely as well as the one who
swears to direct evidence. Whether he AYERS
9 collateral circumstance or a direct tact from
his own eyes and ears, alike he may perjure
himself and mislead jury.
The acquittal of the accused in this instance @ I
seems to have been in accordance. with tine
wishes Of all those interested as Iriends OF
present as spectators of the trial: nnocency
was popular verdict long before the ieea. ope op
was handed in. But this destroys s nfhe the resnIf
Of OFT the trial ciinches them; for If the supposed
indueemert IN Inc @ be 50 powerful, then justice should
be more alert, and if circumstautial evidence
e Se 90 nnerring, then is the fact Of innocency,
az we'll as guilt, the better established.
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Arrlvcd Yesterday.

Steamship Maryland, Johnson Baltimore-left
11th inst, NJ. Nose. To Mordecai Co. Courte
nay Trenholm. Railroad Agents. > "a 9uaoken,
Co, T N BRISTOL, Porcher. Adger & CO Holmes
h CALDER. ] Graver, Jeffords 60 WAGNER
Ahreps l. Co, o Philips, Collector Of Customs,
Bischoff l. Co, teldnlann l. Co. lltschgi.
Knox, Charleston Hotel, Ihnrston Holmes Fer
gusou, Gsmpsen & Co, Chaoeau, Harrail. D
Briggs, Stenhouse & Go, Il Baker co, Ruiwin-
kle & Co, Walsh. Katie Co, NJ Eason L FRO.
and others Of Hatleras passed steams hip Prone.
iheus, from Philadelphia tor this port on cape
Lookout, saw steamship Mani attain, bound Norto.
AT QUARANTINE,
8 Lighthouse steamer Geranum, from Key
West Put intor coal.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Minnie R-pplien, somers, Providence. r IL
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New Yors, juno IA.
steamship SarIgossa, Ryder, New YorE, June II.
Cleared FOR this Port.
Steamship james adser. Lockwo d, at New York.
June12.
Schr Elwsll, Ciilds. at New York, Juuc ~.
shIpncws BY Ic'nGraph.
New YoaK June 1L-Arrved. steamship City of
London.
WILM1yeroy, Jurc 14-Arrive1, Rcbscca Clyde
and rai rita from New York.
Cleared, Mary sandfor for New York; Lucille for
Baltimore.
sAvANyAH, June a. rrlved. bari, Innp'Ighter
from New York. She rtpo ts the loss Ct her mate
George Bowen, who fell overoo,rd oil st Helena
on the i2lh.
Sailed, bank Lbertad for t Mary's. Ga.
LIST OF VESSELS
rP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR. LIS fotE
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May 20
The Clifton Williams, sailed. 10
The Minnie Robertson sailed May IL
DON ESTIO
l6SIoE.
Brig Americus. Hand, up ..................Ju .Jure
Schr Frank Palmer, Latham. ceared. ........ May IL
ynD5
Steamship James Adger, lockwood CID. June II
Scbr Clara Elwel Childs cleared June ~
Schr Grace Clifton, OTIS cleared ..........June IL
Schr Margaret ucy, Crosby, cleared .... June
Scbr D Wilder. Heather. cleared ..........J .June 8
Scrr Lilly, Bughes cleared. June
Schr NJ 1aber Aldrich. cleared. ...........June 3
Schr Rockingham. Nicl erson, cleared ..... June
schr 8 lady. Wood, up. June 10
Schr G Groves. Weivea, June 10
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Prometheus. Gray, cleared. June 10
brig Josie DevereuI, Clark. cleared. ..... June 6
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Maryland, johnson, clesred .Jnue II
8 hr Shiloh. Hubbard, .5nue ~
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"A Young planter named Mari, son OF Il. d.
Marr. prominent lawyer of New Orleans, was
wayiaid and murdered last week on his planta,
ton, IN Mississippi, by negroes: When Iouno
hundred and thirty Two buckshot were discov-
cred in his body. he had gone out, it is said,
for the purpose OF arrestlng negro, and was
waylaid and murdered by a gang.
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICR OF The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. MONDAY Evening. June H.
CorroN.-The demand was OF a moderate charac-
ter and with only the most limited supplies OF the
article The business was restricted to small ransac'
tons. Sales about 100 bales, say at 27A; at 2S;
u at 2sH; IA at 80. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......27 @2Sh
Low uidGinS. nS....................IS WS'I2
Middlfng '.'''.''oV "
By New York classification We quote:
Midd1inp .30H@-
R1cE.-Ihe market showed no important change,
the grain being in light request at steady prices
Sales about As terces Of clean Carolina say 25 tcs at
TX; 20 at 7Xc q fb. We quote common to fair
Gle an Carolina at 7@7xc; good 71@sc tb.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
What the Engines Said.
From the Overland Monthly.l

, From the Overland Monthly1
Tho Overlsnd for June crosses the continent
nm the comnleted Pacific Railroad. As there
ara few readers who have not peen toio petois
That IL is the greatest work OF tne age, sne,
Vil, perhaps, overlook the omission ners %
atssoinble ties" "wedding of the East to the
West &c. But some who remember to havt
read that s'the two locomotives moved up untl
thair pilots rubbed together, symbolic OF tn
friendly salute Of their respective owners,
did not perhaps hear
WHAT The ENGINES SAID.
What was 1t the Engines said,
Pilots touching-head 20 head,
Facing on the single track,
- Half world behind each back
This IL what the Engines said,
Unreported and unreadl
With prefatory screech,
In Aorid Western spe CD,
Said the Engine from the West:
II an fr m sierra's crest;
And, II attitudes test.
= Whv, reckon, it's confessed.
That I've done my level best.
eaii the Engine from the East:
s.rbey who work best talk the least
'Spose you whistle down your pIaKes'
what YOU We done is no great shases'
Pretty fa'r-but lei our meeting
Be a different kind Of greet1og.
let these folks, with champagne etuunS.
MOI their Engines. do the pgBIng
Iistenl Where Atlantic beats
shores OF snow and summer heats;
Where the Indian ausu mn skies
Paint the wooIs with wampum dyes:
Ihave chased the flying sun,
- Seeiug all he looked upon
Blessing all that he has blest-
Nursing In my iron breast
All his vivifyinR heat,
All his clouds about my crest;
And be'ore my flying feet,
Every rhadow must retreat.
Said the Western Engine. "Phewl''
And long, low whistle blew,
"Come now. really that's the Oldest
Talk for one so very modest
You brsg OF your East! You do?
Why bring the East to youi
An the Orient-sll Cathay-
Find through me the shortest way.
And the sun you follow here,
Rises inmy hcE.sDherr.
> Keely-l one must be rude
i Length, my friend, amt longitude"
Said the Union: '.Don't reflect, or
= rn run over some Director"
Said The central: "l'm Pacific,
But when rih d, I'm quite terrific.
Yet to-day, We shall not quarrel
Just to show these folks this moral.
HOW two EnCInes-in their vision
Once have met without collision"
mat is what the Engines said,
- Unreported and unread.
:. SPOKEN slipLtly through the nose,
with o whistle at the .lose.
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81. W. ARNOLD,
Of the Georgia Conference.
noo1Y oonsrY. GA Anril,

DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1867.
This is to certify that was confined to ,he house,
and most of the tire to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable With Rheumatism, for
i've months, and after trying every available RENE.
dy, with no relief, cured with two bottles OF
Dr. D. Prophih's Anodyne Pam Kill II, each cost
ing fifty cents only; it relieved almost instantly
therefore recommend It IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disc sc. I cap soy
that 1t Is one Of the best family medicines now ou
CERTAIN Yours truly. W. A. FOREHAND.
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PUTNAM COUNTY. Ga. September %, 1863.
DR.. o. s. Prophiu u->r-I have used for tue last
two ycars in my family YOU Liver Medclne, your
Pain Kill It, and you Female ToIic aud have no
fen in saying that they the bas medicines have
C. er us for the Liver AMI stomach Neura and
Rh, umatc Affections Headache. Collie, and pains OF
every kind are subdued bs them. After using the
medicines 80 long. cheerfully recommend them to
a aid every one and 10 all hat afflicted, as the
best and safest remedies for oil the diseases for
which they are recommended. &C.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT.
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uI, pROPHITT's FEMALE TONIC.

This Medicine, With its associates, is safe and
certain remeoy for all curable diseases TO which Fe
males alone are liable. II is also an excellent pre-.
ventaiyo of Nervous Bliodnees or Nervous Dis
eases In either male or ieI ale 1t powerful Ner.
vine Tonic. setting up full and free cir. ulaton
throughout the svslem.
all OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
ED. S. BURNHAm.
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. 421 Kingst1eet, (near Calhoun,)
Charleston, 8. C.
Prepared ouly by DR.. o. 8. PROPH1TT.
April 16 stuth6mos Covirstoa Ga,
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SrANFoRpvILLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. l. 1867.
DR.. o. 8. Iroph,n-Dcar Sr-lhi' Is to certify
that have used your aGur Pills for The lasi ten
ye RS. and have never failed o cure he Ague in
single instance with them. They alRLys break the
chils the frat day that they given can recon-
mend them ~ hciue the ,est ague medicine that
have vcr found and they leave no bad effects follow
ing them, as Quiniue. &c.
Yours respectfully A. WESTBROOK.
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pxopuIr1,S LIyEK MEDICINE.

PKOPH1T1'S LIVER mEDICINE.
DR.. Prophtt-Baving u.ed this medicine sufa-
ciently long to test Its virtue. nd to satisfy my Own
mind that II is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundIens
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be s,enaly benefited. he has BEEN by its use, ~e
deem 1t duty owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use of this remedy which
has given not only himself but several members OF
his family the grea est relief
II. ". ARNOLD,