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Notice

8 hereby given 10 all whom II may concern tha,
; will apply to I. II. Philpot. Esquire. Judre Of
the Court OF Probate far Pioksns County, on tho
%pth day OF November next. tor final ssttlement
ana disohsrge as Executor OF the last will aid les
tament ofisobsrt 8. O. Foster. deceassdi ia,..j s
osesss, .fssss s,':A' u ANDERSON, q ss'ss9
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NOW OPENING.

our MR JONE has j,,st returned from The
~ North. with aecnpd aud larger Stock (
GOODS than usual. to supply our trade with.
The m'st careless observer uannnt bu have M.
tice'i the decided decline in botl, American Dry
G "ds in sympathy with the raw Staple and
F,reign, Goods In sympathy with Gold that. he's
taken place within the last ten days. Cur pre-
vious purchases are 40 far cleared out That W.
can offer our entire Stock at the Revised
Prices" including one Of the most complete as.
sortments we have ever handled.
Car Retail Stock is friit as, usual. :.
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Doty's Washing Machine.

We now have a Doty's Washing Machine
and Wringer, which can be examined by PAR.
ties interested in household duties. It has
'st been ceived, and we hope by our next
issue to examine, test, aud report our ideas of
its merits, &c. ..
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s@- George Peabody, the great London
banker, il dead. He was native of Mas.
sachusetts. In addition to his other large
charities, his gift Of millions Of dollars for the
Education Of Southern youth, will be more
honorable and lasting monument to his pre-.
cious memory than one of marble, iron or
brass u,
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Tho Assignees Of Robt A. Maxwell =
Messrs. Sitton Il Gaillard-offer valuable
Real and personsl property for Sale, at Pen
dleton: The lands are particularly desirable.
For further particulars, VIC refer to tho adyer-
tisemonts Of these gentlemen in this paper.
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i EN- Our advertising patrons will please
hand in their favurs, prepared for the press.
BY Tuesday morning, ns..
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IL REPORT
County Commissioners for Pickens County

County, COMPASSIONATE OFFICE, I
Piokens G. II 8. o.. Nov. l. 1869.
p EPORT Of j r Hagoh. Clerk of the
IL Amrd of County Commissioners for Pick.
ems County for tho year ending 3lst Octnber,
1850. showing tho amount Of Accounts au.
dited by tho Bolrd during the year
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Sale by Probate Court.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OCONEE. COUNTY,
RYVIRTUE oy an order to mo directed by R,oh
~ ard Lewis. Esquire. Judge Of Probate, I win
sell to me h,ghest bidder on Salsday In December
nsst. a. tAnderson q. II, tho ,. @aI e'C
Real Estate of Arch. Haley, decd,
Lying oh'waters of denerostes orask, and adio,n.
ing g i9nds of Apdrrw Rsed and ohsrs containing
Eighty-threS aorss more or less. -
statnps and titles, @hrIWi ~ T.'idrf'r -.
4 sNos 8, l889.43a3<. y n ROBINs. son~.
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Eg The Supreme Court will meet in Col.
unbia, on the fourth Tuesday in November
instant.
The Circuits will be taken up in the follow.
ing order: Eighth, Seventh, Sixth, Fifth,
Fourth, Third, Second and First.
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Ooonee County Bible Society,

Messrs. Editors will you please publish
the following report, for the good of the Bible
pAnse:
On Sabbath. November 7th. after tho usual
services in tho Lutheran Church so,no remarka
were made hy the Rev. II. A. 3 lies. agent FIR
the American Bible Sncietv f,r South Carolina.
and tho Wnlhaiia Bible Society was renrgan.
ganized under the name of OcoSEe CoUHrY
BIBLE Society, and the following officers wero
oiectei. #.r rt ". M. d
Presidont--Rey D. MoNs,L TuaxEa. D. D.
Vice Presdent-REv. n. HoLDER.
Secretary and Trcnsurer--REv. y. p. SyELr.
The fAlssipg Resolutions were rassed:
Resoloed lst. That the Oconee Bible S,ciety
shnl be auxiliary to tho American Bible 81.
cie,tv.!aad tahr NE adopt their published oonati.
tnin!9 FIR auxlliaraes A. the constitution Of this
S,ciatv, ."t "' WAX .''.'
IRtsoism,2d! That .,ss officer. of tho Society
toge,her With Rev f. M. Nj rgab. Chairman.
Gp!iu Norton. Maj. j. III. Whitnar. Dr.. A.
y. NnrNah. Meaars. J. i. Beard ard j. II. Usten.
dorKs eemstSsate An EseUasise Committee. .nAaM
sFha payineptnf one dollar eonstitutes mem.
her for one year md can. receive a I3ibis IL
desired, and the nnmes nj those preaent were
soiiS3fed oiisSs 3s and ~ we're reeieyed. ,t,.ul .,.p
Ihs friends of the Billie are earneativ ;nyit.d
to 6o.operasS With The S,eieYv. IA oydef that the
Bible may he'placed IL tho hande lof} eveyione
= 4sS srass SSS 81 nSGSsl IL .,c,sa is ,s ,,,sn,
sooisty.ln ordsr that the deatitute NAV be- fiSfn.
tshsS u sns egysn" w'sh'ps a9ppy can secure
Ibenhsiicry ofOaonso Bi,ae lsooiest ass, tha
Book ssoraoppsisa Pisper l.;s !;,se.y Il S a,
MeK aasf depoyd, afi yssss.y. 0!UjBIS.
.l3PHStf s Syat gl1o{ .yi ~ frsaFl ,ts y ,'t.
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Public Notice !,

. neriy aiven. that will npplyto tho Judge
= a ~ tr"tmte, for piakens County. at PickoRa
~ -, n"nn Monday, 2Sd November next, for leAya
!" mako tinal sei,oments of lhe Estate of John
li'x' dSosascd; Estate Of j. NJ. 'Mullilsa. de,
ceascd;. Estate Of Inn A. Hinton. desSaseds
ana tn receive letters Of d,s,nissipA ,thsrsfr6n,
respectively. Creditors and nil Others ntoress.
gu Wy! !ake dae nntpa and Spyea. themselves
- - RoR'f 4, rIseMssos. Adm'r.
Oct 20. 1900 ,if.a A,o,..g, ,,e.aA,fs
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WALnALLA, s. c.:
Friday Morning, November IL, 1859

aeg- In New York, on the 9th instant,
Cotton was quoted ut 25A. Gold, 26t
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NOT a single Republican WAS elected TO ei
ther branch Of the Maryland Lagisl l.tufs.-
The majority for tho Democrats ia the State
ia 25. 900. '''0"'"|
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
495 BROADWAY. NEW YORK;


Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools
No fastening of seams by hand and no waste of
thread.
Wide range Of application without change of
adjustment.
The senm retains it's beauty and armness after
washing AMI ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done BY other
Sewing Machines. these Machines execute the most
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and orna.
mental work
n6S- The Highest Premiums at al, the faira and
exhibitions Of the United States and Europe have
been awarded the Grover g. Baker Saving Ma.
ohnes, anil the work done by them, wherever ex.
hibited n'o0mpetition: y .2lA @
@ gg The ,ery highest rrrixe THE CROSS or
THE Legion nF ..ONOR, was. eontsrrea ' Sp the M
rePrf'' tn,ative Of thu Grover s. Baker Sewing Me.
chimes, At tho Exposition Univer ells Paris 1a67.
thus n.osling their great superiority over all ,h
Sewing Machines. ''"Vf
aaN" An illustrated pamphlet. oon,ainIne nrioe
ltats. With sampley Of both the Grover & Rnker
stitoh and the Shuttle Stitch in various fabSiss
will no furnished on request ''''''
For aale by
RlNSMAN BROS,
W. IN ,eoo harleston, s. G.,
e- =. .oH1: 9 s@
TUE STATE OF SOUTH CAROtLNA.
FIoKEss oausGy~.N THE oavss az raoaA,s,
r. W. Folger
W, ! petition nf r.o,i,..L
Clayton N. Reid. Adna's N'''''Y'
X ". folger having .Alea his petition IN th,.
~. Court praying ,hut tho Dia, rihutive shs.a nr
U. H. Held y tho Estate Of Ambrose Roll da..d
shall he ad)algsd to b paid to him as creditor
haagfa D. % Reid. whp as h s said: resdes ai,h.
ouf hs limits Of this State. Is horshy required to
be and appear personally. or by Attorney. nj ths
Court nf Praha,e for pokens County, to 6s 6ohlen
g. Piokehs @. H.. Within forty d iys amer .hS pih.
Sa''on on Of this no'ae 70 showo oanso N any he san.
why me prayer OF tns pethioper should nai be
granted. or the samo willhe taken nyo conI.,,o
aaatna,t biyd. Given under my hand snd seal this
oss ,s,,sse J. = RyyE1Fo7' s's;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-12

New YoaK, November 6.-Govenor Hoff-
man. in answering a question rs to what the
Democrats intended to do with their vietrry,
said the Democrats propose making tho Leg
islatnre honest. aud to use it for promoting
tho interest Of the mass Of the people, which
the radc,ls have not dnne. We propose to
abolish such laws ns infringe upon the rights
of loealitios, and secure them rights thamsel
YES. The new LEGISLATURE however. will not
be radical it is disposed to show to the State
md country that the Democracy ON be ne
moderate in victory as patient under defeat
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"Ou,' Spccialties::

CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, shades; Rings.
&C.. &c., at prices within the reach of all-Call
and see .hen,-'Be to your advantage"
Our w h ole IS aIe1-
DEP MENr
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EeS- We are indebted to the publishers, for
the November number Of the "XIX Century"
Copies may be had Of DR.. Smother at his
Book Store. f
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w. G. KEITH, Editor. E
wH1rNER sYMMEs, Associate
R. Y,oJJ N.G & SCO.,
a. PROPRIErtsRs. 4

TE II MS--For Subscription. TWO DOL.
LARS per annmm strictiyin adrance J; for sir
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DsI- Advertisements ut 81 per square tor ten
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,tor each subsequent insertion
DaJ" obituary Notices exceeding. fire lines. Trio
uics Of Respect. Communications of q personal
character. and announcements Of Candidates,
pWle caargc,' for rs adrcuisements. -s~
By" job Printing nenily 0aa cheaply executed
Bs1s. Necessity compeis ts to adhere strictly to
the requirement. ofcash payment.
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aeg- The attention Of the farming commu.
nifty is directed t" ths premiums offered by
Messrs Geo W. Williams e. Co, to be found
on our fourth page. These gentleman arc
also agents Of one of the best Charleston Fer.
tiizers Orders will be promptly filed by
them. See their advertisement
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-12

EY- Alvices received from II H.vana NV.
5, say that matters are very quiet in Cuba,
md that at no time within the year were the
Spaniards 30 emf lent of suppressng the re
belion. This confidence is based on the
cnurse Of the United States G,verameut in
detaining tho II 'rnnt. and in other acts cal E.
cu!atcd to prevent aid being given the nsur-
gents.
RICHMOND, November 9'-A tcl.yr,m TO
the Dispatch announces the arrest. at Chariot
tesvile to-day, of John II. Srlnion; charged
with the murder of his aged mother and
young brother. Thursl y morning last. They
were found Drained with a hatohet, and So
mon, who. went home thut morning drunk,
from neghboring farm, asserts that he found
them in that condition. The prisoner was
conl and denied the murder. but made many
contradictory statements.
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Court.

The Court of Sessions for Oconee County
began its session on Monday, the 9Th instant,
Judge ORR presiding
Probably in the history Of South Carolina
judicaturo no Judge has reaped such har-
vest Of universal conmendation from the
Press, the B'r aud the People, for diligence,
learning, and impartialty in the administra-
ton Of Justice After clearing the Dockets
in his own Circuit, with a commendable self.
denial and Mt the sacrifice Of his private ease and
leisure, he took upon his shoulders the heavy
Dockcts Of the rdjoining Counties, md con.
ferred on the people Of thnse Count lies and
the State gratuitous but valuable service in
clearing away the accumulated business of
years. After the arduous labor Of the Sum.
mer, Judge ORn, we are glad to say, appears
to be in fine health ani spirits.
The Judges instructions to the Grand Ju.
~. relative to their general duties and the
law gov rning cacl, case submitted for their
investigation, we're brief and explicit. lie
again gavean exposition Of the law govern.
ing the drawing Of Juries from the different
: Townships, which we expect to notice in our
next issue. The Grand Jury were instructed
they would serve still another term, &C.
Among the Bills handed out by the Solicit
or there were hut two Of grave character
one for arson and the other for burglary II
both these cases True Bills have been re
turned.
To this time CTuesd y night). the follow
ing cases have heen disposed Of: State IS
Joseph McCrnckn, Sheep stealing gull
ty. State VS.. Green Cleveland, colored-lar
co,y-.guilty.. State vs. Patrick Dugan-
assault aud battery guilty
OF tho remaining cases on the Travera
Docket, one was settled and the other contin
ucd The Court is now engaged in the tria
Of Dinnh ----. colored, f;,r arson 1t i
thought the criminal business will be conclu
ded on Wednesday.
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D1S- The Highest Premiums at all the faira and
exhibitions OF the United States and Europe have
been awarded the Grover g. Baker Saving Ma.
ohines anil the work done by then, wherever ex.
hibited tn competition. X Ni"',.2ll
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ings Ut Board ut Pickeu. G.. II.
and Poor House. Sl38 90
S3S miles necessary travel in at
te"ding mcetocs Of Beard. IL 90
81 davs services rendered in ut.
tending to Road. Bridges, &C.,
and other duties required, 1875 90
1881 miles travelling to attend to
duties Of Roads, Bridges, &c., SO 20
S424 9n
John W Singleton. Commission.
er, ~ days services attending
meetings Of Beard at Pickens e.
II. and Poor House, $14l.O,.
858 miles neoessatS travel in at.
tending meetings of Bords at
Pickens g. II. aud Po,r House. AZ 40
80 days scrvirrs rendered in ut.
tcnding to Roads. Bridges, &C.,
and other duties 90 90
6l0 miles actual travel in attend.
ing Ronda Bridges, &C.. and
otneer duties, 80 50
;, s3n3 90
fnta' aiilnaht due Commissioners. 8lO52 O5
Ibe AHirds have been.in session during
the yenr 48 days. and the 'nuea,bets Of sai1
Board have travelled the number Of @ .,,,os /.
tending the meetings tlereof and 30 % Ao.'',", =.
li"s oeen preHent-ss t-su, audited or allowed oxcpp,
!''ose sn""t t,hye heea sworn Ia, according IL
Inv, and sha whole Of tho Aooouuts thus filed
with the BOARD have been audited.
All of which IL respectfully submitted.
j. Il, HAGOOD,
Clerk oi Board
Nov. s, 1860 s
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17
The Best Hogs for the South.

A correspondent Of the Southern
Cultiyator, in speaking of the best
breeds of hogs for the South, says;
At present perfect mania prevails
in favor of Chester Whites, aud every
other variety of white hog-whcn
every man who has tried white hogs,
Knows them to be the least desirable
al any variety ever introduced in the
South; not that they lack in size OF
possess Objectionable qualities, but
that all white hogs in this climate be
come worthless from diseased skin
aud die up, The Berkshire and Wo
hurn, crossed properly, surpass every
other brood. The Berkshire is 4
compact hog, can be fat,oned Mt any
age, whilst the Woburn has immcus,
size, and cannot be iattened undo
two years but by blending the tw
breeds, that difficulty obyiatcd, \
dNsen months your hogs, with ordi
nary treatment, viii woigh from tw
- four hundred pounds. In Ken
Il
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17

I(EAD lnE rObiJOMl INV lsFllEk
~ from the Captain and tho letter from
the Captains mother:
BEsros IsXRRAck's, Mo-, I
2lNt ~ April no, 1866.
DIR. JOHN BULL, DEAR SIi,-,Knowing tho
efficacy Of your Sarsrparilia, and the heal
ing and beneficial qualities Il Possesses, /
send you the following statement of my
case:
was wounded about two years ngo-w
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved no often, my wounds
have not healed yet. have not set up u
moment since 1 was wounded. l am shot
through the hips. My general health is
impaired, and need something to assist
nature. have moro faith In Your Snrsa-
parilla than In anything else. / wish that
which Is genuine. Please express me half
CAPT. Q. Z. JOHNSON.
ft n fTHD ~. Louis, Mo.
II. S.-Thc following was written April
30, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother
of Capt. Johnson; .I.4
DIR. JOHN BULI-Dear Sir; My husband
DIR. e. b. johnson, was a skillful surgeon
and physician In Central New York, when
he died, leaving tho above &. T.. Johnson
to my care, At thirteen years of age he
which l gave him your Sarsapariiia. IL
CURED HIM. i have for ten years recon-
mended II TO many In New York, Ohio, and
Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, and general
debility. Perfect success has attended 10.
The cures effected In some cases OF scrofuln
am very anxious for my son To again
have resource to your Sarsnparllla. He In
fearful of getting n spurious article, hence
his writing TO you for 10. Ills wounds were
terrible, hut believe be VIII recover.
Respectfully JENNIE JoiIsoS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17
B u l. l. =
s ARSAP A RILLA !
A Coed Reason for tic Captains
Faith.

DEAD THE FOLLOWING LETTER
~ from the Captain and tho letter from
the Captains mother:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17

bald faced Berkshire, black body,
tips Of tail, and feet white, and these
are now being crossed by the Woburn
to give additional size. The Chester
White will do on mush for a silver
cup at an agricultural fair, but will do
to ill the smoke house You who
want hog that will yield the most
meat, apply for information to some
of the Kentucky mule drivers, and
my word for it, ten dollars will bring
GU pig that will do to breed from.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17

OFFICE OF THE LOUISVILLE CoURIER,l
LoUIsvILLE, March 3, 1858.
DIR. LIMERIcK-DEARS IR-1 valves rule
l have observed for many years-the value
of your remedy prompting me TO say what
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assurances of its efficacy I had nom Mr..
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whose worth and reliability cheerfully
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had observed on Mr.. II. w. Meredith, who,
for more than fifteen years, has been fore
man of my office, induced me TO test II In
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years standing, In which believe every
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ly, and seemingly with increased severity
| Your cure broke them at once, and there
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Very respectfully, 1877 .l.
WV. HALDEMAN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17
Male Academy.
d. NJ. Quarles, Principal.
Col. X, D. Whitehead, Associate.

FINHE SECOND TERM OF THIS SCHOOL
/ will begin ON Monday, the 7th of sep
tpmher, lNiS, In stewart College building
University of Nirguiu, and have made
teaching lheir business, exclusively since
leaving that lnstitution-Som thirteen
stale.
THE object aimed at, viii he Ia prepare
Young men to enter the University OF Nir-
ginia or any other College, or ~ thom for
the business OF lifr. The course of instrnc-
ton will be- modeicsl aiter that al the Unit
Nrrsity OF Virginia, and, rs far as praci ica-
hc, the same hooks will he uso't.
Ftcs per TsrN ag ~ uecks--f ~ idcdnce,
English aud Primary course In Math
ttnNA ~ u
English and Advanced course IN
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17
> ~ DIR. JOHN BULL, 81
Principal once No. 10 9Th cross-st., aH
LOUISVILLE, KY.
B U l. L > $ IS
WORM DESTROYER 4!
TO Ny United States and World.
wide Readers.

T HAVE RECEIVED MANY TESTING
J. malls from professional and medical
men, as my nlmanacs and various publica-
lions have shown, all OF which are genu-
inc. The following, from a highly educat-
ed and popular physician In Georgia, liz
certainly one of the most sensible commu-
ents knows exactly what he speaks OF, and
his testimony deserves to be written In let.
tiers Of gold. Hear what tho Doctor says OF
BuUs Worm Destroyer:
VILLANow, WALKER COUNTY, GA
oilHN'a Isl fa June 20, 1896. q
Dir. Join BuLI@DearI Sir; 1 haye re-
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oious. II has not failed In u single Instance
to have the desired effect. am doing
Ssyy erEs sSme SrRe" Of snd Sav
am free TO confess that know of no reme-
dy recommended by the ablest authors
tnat Is SO speedy and certain In its effects.
on the contrary, they are uncertain in the
extreme. My object In writing you Is To
md out upon what terms I can get tho
medicine directly from you. II can get
Of 1t. lam aware that the use of such arti-
cles Is contrary to the teachings and prac-
ticc or q great majority Of the regular limo
sense in discarding q remedy which we
know TO be efficient, simply because wo
may be ignorant OF its combination. For
my, part, shall mako II a rule to use any
and all means to alleviate suffering hui
manity which may be able to coin niand /;
not hesitating because some one more In
genious than myself may have learned Its
effects first, and secured the sole right 20
uso that knowledge. However, am By
no means an advocate and supporter of tho
thousands of worthless nostruns that are
flooding the country, that purport To
cure all manner of diseases TO which flesh
IL heir. Please reply soon, and inform me
of your best terms.
| lam, Ar, most respectfully,
I-ai.h JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. ID.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17
h' DIR. LIMERICK'S o
Q HILL CUR Il !
goo LOTT --3H1l5II 9il
A Wonderful Discovery In Medicine!
I3, 7itl. Bel. '----- .upfI 81 ale
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR
FEVER AND AGUE EVER KNOWN.
THOUSANDS WHO HANE USED 1T
TESTIFY TO ITS MERITS.
ar qo TT- iGa gncffi
Contains No Quinine or Arsenic. nor
Any other Deleterious Substance
Whatever. aa'" -
!, 'w l,If sIvfa 'fn lne Uooout ,Htn
'n} llm, j. 41ai---- 6 9saoupI 10
The Chill Once Broken Does MOI
dlU an'ei Return. p 'oqa el,
uoh lua -. fJ.F rnf se31
: Cannot Possibly InJure the Nos
III 4I Delicate R1f;enfs. - fe
Cannot Possibly Injure the Most
t.ht Delicate Patients. ~ ie|

All who have had chills and fever, and
principal ingredients of most of the medi-
cines now In use), arc aware that the rene.
dies often leave the system In an un healthy
condition, making IL more difficult to re-.
lieve 1t of their effects than of the Original
disease. Limerick's Chill Cure leaves the
system in a perfectly healthy condition
with no bad effects TO be worked OF.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-17
Read Certificates Of Weu-knonon
Citizens.

We call special attention to the certificate
of W. n. Haldeman, editor OF tho Louis
VILE Courier: