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PARTITION SALE. ='
The Most Select Upland Plantation
WITHIN A.
RADIUS OF 100 MILES,.
AND KNOWN AS THE
SILAS FLOURNOY, Jr., AND LUCIEN FLOURNOY

AND hNOWN AS The
sILAs FLOURNOY, Jr., AND LUCIEN FLOURNOY
PLACE.
IN PARISH COURT-State of Louisiana-Parsh of
Il Caddo-No. 345-By virtue of writ of sale to me
directed and bearing date October IS, 1862 from his
honor David Creswe, Parish Judge will sell by auc
tion in front of the Court House, in the city Shreve
port, on
Thursday, the 25th day of November, 1869,
between the hours of II o'clock aud O'Clock PM
of that day, the following described land to effect
partition, to. wit: -*~
east quarter and the southwest quarter of section ve
township sixteen of range fifteen west Also, the
southeast quarter and the east half of the southwest
quarter of section thirty 1.-TWO and also south half
of section in township seventeen and range
fifteen containing in all nine hundred and sixty-tWo
acres, more or less.
The terms of sale will be- Three fourths of the pur
chase money in United States currency CASH upon the
spot and the remaining oneourth credit of twelve
months the purchaser to give his note for the
fourth interest due at twelve months from day of sale
and bearing eight per cent per interest and
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege the prop
erty above described, mortgage waving benefit Of ap
prasement. =s@z-.t- sr
Description About four hundred acres cleared land
and the remainder heavily timbered. This land lies
convenient to the Shreveport and Texas railroad and
is considered by all familiar with its locality as being
the most productive upland plantation within radius
of one hundred miles. 1t is now under good fence
and upon the premises gin stand, house and she'd
with dwelling and all other out houses necessary to
planter There raised and gathered last year eight
bales Of cotton to the hand averaging FIVE hundred
pounds per bale on this place; and the mention
of the fact that for many years past the first bale of
cotton brought to the Shreveport market at the
ing of the from this plantation, will evil
dence the proicness of its soil There is never fail
ing well of good water on the place, &c, DC.
P. H. ROSSON, Auctioneer.
Shreveport, La, Oct. 20, 1869. [6t
GatdO (ayettp
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&c. Hart Home Place.

DESCRIPTION: There are about $50 acres cleared
land in this Plantation, with good fences and all
sary buildings to wellarranged plantation, and will
be rented at much for the whole premises the rentee
to have the privilege to subet the at WILL but
subject to the following conditions:
It will be expected for the rentee return the place
in as good condition by him received, except the
usual and tear, and to give his note, payable to
with good and acceptable security with eight
per interest after DUE the usual lien retained up
on the crops, &C., &c. ..-zz
At the time and place, will sell to the highest
bidder for Cash upon the Spot in United States
rency,. six seven No. YOUNG (being three and
four years old) MULES, of them having been
worked and now in fine condition.
P Fl. ROSSON,
o2l 7td&3tw1 Auctioneer,
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FOR, RENT

WILL rent for the year 1870 to the highest bidder
Monday, the 18th day of November, 1869,
in front of the Market House. in this CITY, thatproduc
tive and to town located Plantation known
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New York Dry Goods Market.
JoBBERs QUOTATIONS..

New YoRk. Oct. so.-The market was, as usual, to-
ward the close Of the week and end of the month inert
although prices were without important change being
already very low fabrics excepting speSaes such
black apacas and staple goods which steady and
in fair request Heavy brown sheetings of best makes
steady at l5@1 5r, the later is extreme. White fine
sheetings sell at @14c, and fine shirtngs at 1870
1s&c. Cotton Hannes, cambrics and prints are much
depressed but In fair request. Cottonades more
inquired for, and sales have been effected to the
early clothing trade at from Al to the latter for
handsome double and twist goods,
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTHWESTERN OFFICE


Shreveport, Nov. 10, 1869.
What promised to be brisk week has turned out to
be anything else Thursday very brisk, but Friday
and Saturday showed different state of affairs Yes
day and the day before pretty much on the order
Friday and Saturday, little better if anything The
wholesale dealers the worst effected though the
wagons trade felt the effects to certain extent This
sagnation in trade is probably in measure owing to
the decline IN the price of cotton and the exhorbitan
rates offreghts The receipts of cotton for The past
week reached 3274 bales. The market on Wednesday
and Thursday, for low wddling, was steady at 22
225c in currency, and l7@l7aScn specie. On Friday
it took plunge and closed at 21@2lAc nomnaly, in
currency, and 17g17A in specie. On Saturday and
Monday it sold for 81 gel in currency and l6@lsIc
in specie. Yesterday the receipts reached 1888 bales
the largest days receipts of the season. but most of it
went to the warehouses; for the account of the planter
There were wagons in town than on any day be-
fore this season. but many of them went home light or
nearly So The cotton market was heavy all day, and
only enough changed hands to load the Flrt, which
craft took at 81 per bale freight We quote for low
midding in currency 2oA@21Ac. and in specie ls to
16lc, with tendency to inside figures.
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FOR SALE OR rem!
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TUX SAIE OR KENT. IT =
49, THE MOSSSIDE PLACE will be sold on rea
sonable terms, rented for the next year. 1t is
GsA the most desirable residence anywhere the
city, being just without the corporate limits of the
town. FL
Also the building next door to the Shreveport Insti
tute. Such alterations and improvements will be made
in it as will make it desirable either for residence
private boarding house. Inquire of
@=r McWILLIAMS & ROBSON.
October 49, 1868. If
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To the Homeless and Enter.
prising.

yIyHE most beautiful suburban BUILDING SITE and
a TWELVE ACRE LOT OF GROUND, all unimproved,
end surrounded by respectable and orderly citizens
in fact the choicest of population. To be sold at
auction by P. H. RossON, Auctoneer. on
Monday, the Goth day of December, 1869,
in front of the Market House, in the city of Shreve
port, and without reserve. Titles fully guaranteed
Descrpton-A certain tract of land containing
twelve acres less in act of sale from
Mrs NJ E. Land to George Williamson, passed before
viz certain parcel of land in northeast quarter OF
section l. township H. range IA, in parish of Caddo
beginning 81 chains so links south from northeast
ner of said section /, range line between range Is
and H. running south along said range line chains Is
links thence west Is chains 80 links, thence north
chains 25 Inks thence east Is chains 80 links to the
beginning containing twelve acres three rods and
enteen poles.
This property is just outside the corporate limits and
excelently adapted to gardening building purposes
The neighborhood is now being built up by our best
| citizens rapidly:
s. TO- II. -, Is, a. 49, l6 H. Is, 49, 20, Is,
81 81, 3d. 3d. 3d. So, IS and 81 in Block A. and lots
O. g. 10, II, 49, A. l5 Is, II, IS and Is IN
Block b. subdivision enacre lot No. 49, all situated in
the city of Shreveport per map Of record IN Record
er's office in book 90" page 81. The residents sur
rounding this property of the best class of our ctl
zens and its location is convenient to business and Is
quiet and retired.
United States currency upon the spot and the balance
in twelve months, with eight per cent interest from
day of SALE and mortgage &C. upon the property to Sc
the second and final payment Acts Of sale to pc
tary Public, and Internal Revenue stamps OF the ex-
D ense of the purchasers r. d. RUSoON,
MO 6twl Auctioneer.
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HELP FOR THE AFFLICTED

nR. W. PERSONS, the celebrated MAGNETIC
Il PHYSICIAN, has returned to Texas to fill the
following appointments: At the Capitol House, Mar
SHALL thirty days from October 27th Henderson, next
twenty days; Tyler thirty days; Rusk, twenty days
Palestine and Crockett, each twenty days. Dr. Per-
treats all of disease successfully Send
or write for circular
Shreveport, La, October q, 1869. tAtw
Caddo Gazette copy
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JOHN W. BOWERS. W. BURNETT
30 w Err S q CO.,
B A K E RS.

IA and TO. ......o on the Levee. II and I
SHREVEPORT, LA.
WE have on hand and constantly manufacturing by
w machinery, every description of BREAD AND
CRACKERS suitable to this market, and can and will
sell cheap can be delivered from any other market
by the wholesale Parties wanting the amount of so
100 barrels will please give short notice. so that
they receive them fresh ~ We would like the
merchants of this city give us a call
IS Wildly BOWERS & CO.
DISSOLUTION.
FVHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned in the management of the SHREVE-
PORT INFIRMARY, IS this day dissolved by mutual
consent. W.. H. WILLIAMS, M. D.,
TIP. HOTCHKISS, M. d.,
j. S. CUTLIFF, M. D..
Shreveport November /, 1869.
NHE undersigned having purchased the interests of
l. Drs. Hotchkss and Cutif in the SHREV
INFIRMARY, will continue it on his own account.
w. H. WILLIAMS, M. D.
Shreveport, November2, 1862 [1td&2w
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Shreveport Price Current.

lIADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. AS THEY TRANsPIREp3
~ should be understood that quotations. gener.
any represent the wholesale prices, United States
currency In filling small orders, higher rates will
haze tn he -.
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FOR SAIL

Z. FOR SALE.
CAMP BELLO PLANTATION, belonging to Mrs.
" Bossier, situated Red River sixty miles below
Shreveport, 200 open and about 900 woodland,
all of which is susceptible of cultivation. With dwell
ling house, Clubhouse, cabins, &c. &C., with an extern
siye front levee in good repair. Apply to
GEN. P. A. MORSE,
-- .r- Ninock Plantation,
or to R. E. BURKE,
+ olS-6td Natchitoches.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
MO bids for the building of the PRESBYTERIAN
IN CHURCH will be received after Wednesday, 10th
inst. The bios will be opened by the Building Com
b. B. MARTIN,
T. II. NORRIS.
Shreveport Nov. 9, 1869. [ltd<w
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NEW BOOKS!!!

NEW BOOkS!!!
THE CECILIAS, by Argyle.
HETTY, by Kingsley
UTTERLY WRECKED, by Morford.
GUY HAMILTON, by Matthews.
LUCIA DARE, by Dorsey. EE5
ROLAND YORKE, sequel to THE CHANN1NGS,
by Wood
For sale at NJ. KENNEDYS,
ne Std&1tw ,5-r No. "a Texas Street.
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Consignees per Texas Express Company.
Bell, Chas Wannach, A Taliaferro, Peterson,
J Phelps, W Hamilton, R McDougal, r s Miller,
G G Rosengreen, Truman, J Eley, Peyton &bro, J
G Holster, Louis Golden, W Provine, A Randolph,
MG Gilbert, Kline& Phelps, W Caulder, B Kitchen,
W Belcher, ] B Houston, Allen Gibson, H Hearn.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
Just Received.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
BOOTS AND HOES.
Ar THE
New Cheap Dry Goods Store
r. CRAIG & CO.,

80. TEXAS STREET. .....32
"E have just received large and well assorted
w stock of NEW FALL DRY GOODS, and BOOTS
and SHOES, which have all been purchased for cash
in New Orleans and New York auctions, and which we
will sell cheaper than any other house in the city.
Look at a few of our Prices:
Fast color calico, per yard ................. loo.
Brown and white cottons per yard. ........ l21&c.
Very heavy Lowes 6 ...... 19c
Good Plaid Linseys .... zoe.
Best Sprague Deaines " ......... 3Oc.
Ladies' fine hose, per doz., .................$17
Best English half hose per doz $50. .......$6 90
Best Jouvn kid gloves, per pair 81 SO
Gents buck gauntets, &c ...............$175
Ladies' hemstitched hdkfs, per doz. 5000
Tape border hdkfs, per doz.......... 75c.
Gents colored shirts, eacn .:.......-. Soc
Heavy Merino Shirts each. ........,..... 75c.
81 Table Damask, per yard MISUNDERSTANDING. SOC.
All linen towels, per doz Observation-Disclosures. $l75
Also, large assortment of shawls, silk sacks, blank
cts, casslmeres kerseys cottonades stripes plantation
goods, &c. ss.... -
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have very large stock of Ladies' and Gents
Boots and shoes, which we are selling equally low.
Give us call and examine our stock before making
purchases elsewhere, and will guarantee to save
you % per cent. Remember the place:
II. CRAIG Il CO.,
No. 80 Texas Street,
o2o wifi SHREVEPORT
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=-. FOR SALE.
very desirable farm of Sixty Acres, situated two
n miles southeast of Shreveport. For further infor
nation, apply at this Office. o20 st
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=f-T MUSIC LESSONS.
TVHE undersigned is now prepared to give Lessons
l. the Piano or Guitar to pupils, at their residence
or at the hall of the Glee Club
Terms-One Dollar per lesson. If there are two or
pupils at the house, liberal deduction will
be made. W. S. DONALDSON.
t3y- All orders left at Cumming, Morrison & Co.'s
will be promptly attended to. Pianos tuned and re-
paired. Sheet Music for sale. jy29 1y
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ISAAC KAHN. J. HAYS
j. G.. Ell A VS. 81 90.
TTNHE WAGON YARD business conducted by Jones
Il Hays will, in the future, be conducted by J. G.
HAYS co.
Thankful for past patronage, we solicit continuance
of the same. o21 d&wlOt
NOTICE.
FTNHERE will be meeting of the stockholders of the
Il POSITION BAYOU NAVIGATION COMPANY
at their Office the first Saturday in December 1862
for the purpose of changing the charter.
GEO. ALBAN, President
Shreveport Oct. 90, 1869. Tltd&3tw
NOTICE. 80 .... .-
" Fl. JONES is Agent to receive debts due u.s.
. receipt for the same and to cancel mortgages
NJ. B. JONES,
5.. j. C. JONES'
Shreveport, November 2, 1862 12tw
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. -....g -.
~. STORE HOUSE-Situated at Rocky Mount,
; Bossier parish, Is miles northeast of Shreveport
l This is of the best Store houses and business
stands in North louisiana and be rented at very
low figure. Address
Mrs. E. A. HUGHES,
au1S IT. Rocky Mount, Bossier parish La
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Rocky Mount, Bossier paris

REXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE NEIGH
~ borhood of Shreveport-A Tract of Land, with
900 acres, 100 cleared, good Dwelling House, out
houses, orchard g., in the vicinity of Mansfield. The
tract is very valuable for its timber and is fair average
upland. 1t is an attractive residence. ~ Apply
at this office for further information. iy22 If
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Quick Sales and Small Profits
-.. IS THE MOTTO OF
HEFFNER & GRIBBLE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,

New Iron-front Store, No. Milan St.,
SHREVEPORT, LA.
ETNHE undersigned now prepared to offer to the
l. Citizens and Planters large and well selected
stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTH
ING, BOOTS, SHOES and HATS. Also superb 49,
sortment of LADIES and MISSES HATS of the latest
fashion. All of which offered at such prices
not fail to please, as follows: ,. STA
Prints best brands, from 10 to IS cents per yard.
Bleached domestics, " 10 to 20 " &" 4"
Brown do, best brands, 10 to IS n
Plads and Linseys IS to 80 &c" +"
Jeans and Sattinets 221a to so =" f" :"
Sattnet Suits coats and pants IS 90 to 10 90 per suit
Heavy Kersey % 81 so to 5 90 !"
French English and American suits $12 90 to 20 co.
Overcoas (Sattnet and Beaver from Sc 90 to 90 90.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
HEFFNER 4 GRIBBLE,
o24 d&w6t1 No 9Milam street, Shreveport.
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FUR SALE
4 HOUSE AND LOT on Crockett street; well i'm
IA proved four rooms, kitchen, underground cstern,
&c. Under rent Of $40 per month
Apply to [o20-tfI McWILLIAMS ROBSON.
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zNl Plain "A, red checked, and fancy
checked MATING. For sale by
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new orleans and Red River Packet
BART ABLE.
CAPT. WIN. c. HARRISON
ss4szx~ss As soon as the water permits, this ele
q giant sidewheel packet will enter the
s4zz5sz#aa above trade, making weekly trips dur
saasz=asz=s@- ing the entire season. She win take
freight for all points on the river and lakes, making
close connection at Shreveport with the Travis Wright
for above the Raft. During the past the Bart
Able has been thoroughly renovated from stem to
stern, besides receiving four boilers entire out
fit for the cabin with spring mattresses in each state
room. When she makes her appearance she will be
the fastest and most complete packet before in the
he'd RiVer trade. (o2S d1t&wtf
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lust RECEIVED-A fine assortment of West
- ern Wagons made expressly for
81 6md&w HERVEY, ELSTNER & WARREN
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For SALE !,

A BRICK STORE HOUSE on Texas street, three
IA story high, with shelving and counters gas fix
lures. DC complete. Now under good rent. Apply to
o20-H f.@+7 MCWILLIAMS & ROBSON.
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summer Perils How to Escape Them.

Ii viii not do TO trifle with health in hot weather
veor through the skin at pore, and it is By
physical visor only that unhealthy influences can be
baffled and repsllcd The vital elements evaco-
rated in perspiration. Intense heat converts
self acting pump, and the moisture that is pump
cd out of him is derived from the wesprings of lie
within him. There is great need, therefore. TIA
these OF physical strength should be in
ditiOn bear, without danger Inconvenience the
extraordinary drain. II they are not ia sdch con-
diton the individual becomes languid aud spirited
The main thing is to keep the digestive apparatus in
good working TRIM for il the stomach, the purveyer OF
the system Goes its duty thoroughly, the liver, ths
Is the brain, aud the syst being duy
nurtured will he ke'v to do theirs In view of these
facts. IL IS manifest that powerful and wholesome
vegetable tonic Ike HOSTEFfFR.S BI1TERS IS IS
peciay required az this enfeebling IL is the
most admirable Of all correctves and invi0rants and
for this IL does not overstimulafe the system
The proportions of aerent. tonic and stimulating
poneuts Judcusy graduated IL al the processes
of inv cor8ton and purliestion simultaneously.
and undue excitement - created N the circulation
or tbs brain All uunetcated stimulants. however
pure. excite the pnss and the nervous system Their
exnarsti1g effect is emporry. and when IL passes OF
the physical and mental depression they employed
not the VIXEN HOSfETfER'S BIrTERS are taken
stomacbc and neTyns. The medicinal herbs roots
ard gums with which they impregnated, neuiraize
the exciting rncipe ofthe spirit which forms their
basis and hch Is in itself the most wholesome of al
varieties alcohol
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March 3, 1851 am engaged in the prac
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Oil ON extremely efficient remedy in all
cases where an external application is in
Dictated.
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Dec. 20, 1856. I have practiced medicine
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CURE YOUR COUGH.
ALIENS LUNG RALsAM.
WHAT TIE DOCTORS SAT-,

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For three past have used Aliens Lung Balsam
extensively practice, and satisfied there Is
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Aliens Lung baisaC not only sells rapidly, but gives
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have ever yet known"
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Aliens LING Balssm Is the remedy TO curs all Lug
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j. N HARRIS Il CO.. Sole Propr's.
Sold by all Druggists Cincinnati, Ohio
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Extract from letter from Hon. NATHAN
LINDSEY, County Judge OF Shelby Co.,
Iowa, dated Harlan, April 13, 1867 1t is
decidedly preferred to any other hnimeni
sold In this section.
Extract of letter from SAMUEL S. HUPp,
dated Fallsburg, Ohio, July Il, 1S66.-In
June last Henry Saffie had yearling colt
that had what was supposed TO be Dipthe-
ria for more than ten days, so that it could
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and by the use of three or four applications
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-.
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Druggists, Wheeling, Va, say, under date
Of July "a, 1866, that they can safely recon-
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than it is recommended for.
From ]. X. FISHER, Uniontown, Pa,
June 81, 1S67.-Your Gargling Oil is doing
much better here than formerly, since its
virtues have become known, and the bot
ties put up for Family Use, without Stain,
are much sought for.
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

BkOOkLlN, October 9th, lsbs.
To DIR. BRASDRFrH:-It gives me pleasure to state
the good have experienced from your Pills. Since
commenced their use have felt, in all respects like
man, and the rheumatism 1 took them to relieve
has entirely disappeared. AT first was prejudice
against them. because their operation was attended
with gripping. but further experience,
convinced such pains only caused 10y the medicine
struggling with ana removing certain distractions
the bowels. ! commenced with taking five pills every
night going TO bed, and by the increase of puff
each evening the quantity TO twelve pills. which
number continued to take for ten days, and then
gradually reduced to i've pills at dose With the
exception of the first three doses have experienced
pain gripping, but the operation both easy
pleasant. took he pills for INVENT days. and
noticed that passed large quantity of black bilious
looking, offensive matter, which am glad 10 got
clear Of The Brandreth Pills take right hold of all
that is deeterous in the bowels and said before,
now feel like a man. and deem IL my duty ex
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Sincerely your friend,
FRANKLIN T.. HAWLEY,
4 Ill., ALL.