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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-01
ARIZONA OFFICIAL DIECTORY
1869.
Federal Omcers.

Governor-Riehard c. Mccormick, Tucson. Secretary-James P T. Carter <" Chief Justice-wilIiam F. Turner, Prescott Associate Henry T. Backus, Tucson.
 '' Harley Il. Cartier, La Paz. Marshal-Edward Phelps, Tucson
 Sup't. Indians-George W. Dent, La Pax, Surveyor, General Sherman Day, San Francis, District Attorney Tucson. Assessor-Henry A. Bigelow, Prescott, ColleetOr-Levi Bashford, |"
 Dept Collector Customs --J. F. Stone, Tucso,
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Judge Cartte -----C!e Clerk. Tn La Paz, Yuma county, commencing Onthsh Mon day in March and first Monday in septen' In St Thomas, Pah Uto County, commencing the 3d Monday in June.
 In Hardyville, Mohave county, commencing first Monday in January and first Monday in J'-
 THIRD DISTRICT. Judge Turner-Edward W Wells, Clerk. In Prescott, Yavapai county, commenem5 the first Monday ia April and first hohds October.
 SUPREME COURT. One term in each year at the Capital, com nsl-- :. in the first Wednesday after beginning of 'l5 6. 7 gular annual session of the Legislature. " BuckaIew, Clerk.
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The Montpellier (Yt) Journal says that, not a thousand miles from White River Junction, a serio-comic affair occurred which made the parties to the affair laugh with the other side of their mouths. A c respondent who de- clares the affair, says: 'They have got up the funniest snarl across the river that you ever heard of At a party last week at one -'s, after exhausting the ordinary games and want ing something new, mock marriages were pro. posed. Accordingly names were drawu by lots and four couples stood up to be married. The ceremony was performed, and they duly pro nounced man and wife, by the laws of the State and before these witnesses After wards they ascertained that the man officiating was a justice of the peace, and the parties were le- gally married, They are in the greatelt alarm about it thatever was. One of them, professor -----of - seminary, expects lady up from below, in about fortnight, to marry him, and nearly every one involved is expecting to be married right away; one other gentleman to lady below, and they feel like death. They have searched all the law books and con, suited authorities far and near and. everything only proves the knot still tighter The justice has been fined fifty dollars for each couple, He says he is from another county and cannot do business here, and supposed the marriages not to be legal, It is certainly funny crape, and made still funnier by the fact that all the par, tiesbelong to he'upper ten.' The best opinion is that they are legally married, and can only be divorced by the legislature.
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County officers.

PIMA COUNTY Probate Judge-John Thayer Sheriff-Peter R Brady District Attorney-Granville II. Oury Treasurer-Sjdney R DeLOng Recorder-Oscar Buckalew Supervisors-,John " Sweeney, E. N. Tjs John G. Capron
 Public Administrator, ,--Chas. u Meyers county seat-Tueson.
 YAyAPAI COUNTY. Probate Judge-Hczikiah Brooks. Sherif-A John Moore District Attorney--J ohm M RouHtres. Treasurer-W William Cory Recorder-John II Behan uperYisors-John G Campbell, - County Seat Prescott.
 YUMA COUNTY. .... Probate Judge-Joseph B. Futile. Sherif-David King. District Attorney Marcus DObblns. Treasurer-.RobertC Coles Recorder Peter Doll. Supervlsors-W Gavena, c. Gross, M, ,Castinai Public AdministratOr--Jehn Duff. county seat-La Paz
 NoHAvE COUNTY. Probate Judge-Wm. l. Haskell Sherif-EH Smith
 Treasurer--E NJ McCarty Recorder--Jamcs P Bull Supervisors--John Pearson, William FOuaH 5has Atchisson, Dist. Att'y.-A E Davis. county Seat -HardyvilIe.
 PAH UTE COUNTY. Probate Judge-Daniel NJ Thomas. 
 RecOrder-- a Connty seat--St. Thomas.
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In the voyage Oflifs we shonld imita the ancient mariners, who, with losing sight of the earth, trusted to the heavenly signs for their guidance.
 :, -"Patriek,' said lady to slip of green Erin who was officiating in the kitchen, where Is Bridget? indeed Ma am, sue 5 fast asleep looking at the bread bakin"
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Territorial Officers.

Auditor-Charles II Lord, Tucson, Treasurer-Jo ohm B Allen |" Attorney General-James E McCafrev " Delegate to Congress-COles Basbford 'f
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District Court Notice,

L, B. WOOSTER
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AIlL OQl,
 Territory of Arizona,
 John B. Allen, Territorial
 Treasurer for the Territory
 of Arizona, Coles Bashford,
 snd Charles II, Lord Terri-
 torial Auditor.
 To Coles Bashford one of the defendants above named
 HOu are hereby summoned to be and appear be- fore the District Court for the First Judicial Dis triet, County of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, to ans"er the complaint of Granville II 0ury, Attorney General for said Territory, in an action for injunction, to njon the presentation and pay- ment of certain Territorial Bond and Warrants numbering follows: Territorial Bonds, No7 Fl 75 76 77 78 79 e0 61 62 S3 84 85 86 g 88 89 90 9l 92 93 94 95 96 1O7 los 10 no III ll2 ll3 IA IS Il6 IF ll8 ll9 I20 l2l l22 23 l24 l25 l26 l27 l28 l29 l3O l3l l32 l33 l34 I35 l36 l37 I38 l39 40 Al l42 l43 IA l45 146 IF !4S 149 15O, and Territorial Warrants numbering 42 5l 52 55 105 and 108, You are hereby required to answer the complaint herein filed within four months from the publca- non hereof, and to serve copy thereof upon GranvIle |. 0ury at his office in Tucson, in said county and Territory, within the time above specified.
 And you are also notified that if you fail to answer the complaint of the plaintiff within the four months aforesaid, judgment will be taken agalnst you by default and application made to the court for tho relief demanded in said complaint.
 @~ Given under my hand and the
 L. s. seal of said District Court, at
 0- Tucson, this I4th day of January,
 A. D.. 1869.
 OSCAR BUCKALEW, 3N4mo. Clerk.
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CASH STORE! G OIL D 3 FER G q co Northeast corner Man and Vine Sts

NOrth-east COrner Maln and Vine Sts
 TUCSON, 4. T.
 HAVING received new supply of Summer and Fall Goods, embracing a general and complete assortment of Dry goods, Fancy good, Ladies dress goods, of every description, Hatsand Caps, Cloaks and Shawls, Boots and Shoes, Hardwareand CTockery, Groceries and Provisions, etc., etc. " adhereto cash system and sell cur goods remark ably low. Give call.
 tf. Jan. l, 69
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NOtaries Public.

NOtsHEIes FUUIICs PIMA CO.-WilH am Baxter Maricopa Wel Mortimer R. Platt, Tucson; John NJ. Cas- pache PUss; J. B. MeKinnie Florence; YAYAPAI Co.-IIenry W Fleury, Prescott; Hr R Ferris, Wickenburg; Thos Hague Penl ' M Lenzarder, Camp MeDOV ell. d YUMA CO.-Charles H.. Brinley, Arizona CNfn h. D. DObbs La Paz.
 Assistant Assessors PIMA Co.---Mark Aldrich, T ucson. Yuma CO---Thos. J. BidweH, Is Paz. D Yavapai Co---GeOrge Lount, Prescottj WIZ Ferris, Wickenburg
 Deputy Collectors, q, PIMA Cop Brady Tucson. ~ Yuma Co--Robt. Coles, La Paz. Mohave Co--Jas P. Bull, Mohave City. Places and Times CT Holding h
 dINBrfS
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PUBLIC NOTICE!

A IL persons are warned against trespaS:;i,22s "A the property of the M0WRY SILVER MiN, Work will be resumed an extensive. scale a'' as proper arrangements can be made, and the !, dition ofthe country will justify it. The PFoP. has been placed in the hands ofthe Military a-[ ties of the United States, by order of de.. Grant, U. s. A. Commander-in-c -chief, at the rs9 of the undersigned. All just and Legitimate S- against the Company will be settled upon resul! of work. The undersigned relies upon his n, , in Arizona to see that the spirit of this a0' ' carried out.
 SYLVESTER MoWB1
 Prcsidsh.
 Aowry Silver MininSC'+ New York, 0tet4, 'S7'
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Places and Times OFHoIding
 Courts.
FIRST DISTRicr.

FIRST DISTRICT. Judge Backus-0sear Buckalew, Clerk In Tucson, Pima county, commencing on thear Monday in April, and first Monday in October
 SECOND DISTRICT.
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F the District Court for the First Judicial Diss IA trict, County of Pima, and Territory of Ariz Ona,
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OBITUARY.
Death OF Caleb Coker.

The community Of Society Hill, and the sur
rounding country generally, was startled and
ssddened by the announcement that this ven.
cradle and excellent man had gone the way OF
m the earth. On Saturday, the 17tb instant
Ia left his usual place Of BUSINESS about the
dinner hour, and repaired to his hone' where
he laid h,msslf down exhausted by fatigue and
excessive hs,t. He soon became unconscious
md IN the eatiy hours Of the night surrender
cd his splrit to the God who gave it.
IA man Of eminent usefulness has thus sud-
deniy passed away. and there Is hmentation IN
the knd.s One Of the most substantial props
10 the material interests of society has fallen,
aod the widow and the orphan mourn The loss
cee true friend. Mr.: Ooher vas emphaticaily
. working man. and not veil wisher only,
Saf suhstsntiaI benefsstor OF his race. With
,pheaas ct tender susoeptbilities aud expanded
beness lence, AMI hands ever ready to help the
needy, he spent q leng lie in acts Of continued
xnd material blessing t, his race. He looked
upon the bright s;deof human character. Un-
hnd thoughta we're not welcome in his breast
uniind words d,d not escape his lips. The
couplet Of Pope well describes his feelings,
hTssch ma 10 seel snother's voc, -.
- ss.. no hide The hHlts see. . =; ---l -s:,I
X. Ttat meyoy % otbers show = ~ La:
..is,,t ahst mercy show TO me. -l;s- -aii
h.Ths esntisaess and benesolenoe Of bis ma
tutsy Ind tie soundness and excellence OF his
judgement, made hlm the successful arbiter in
ahahy eases Of dfaculty between neighbors.
The blessing Of the "peaee-rnaker" was
therefore his happy inheritance. In the pre-
sence OF large concourse OF whites and blseks,-
his remains we're laid away on Sunday after
noon, in the cemetery Of the Baptist Church.
Society Hill, beside the remains Of the only
one Of numerous family wLo preceded him
TO the grave-a noble youth, who fell in his
comsrys cause at the battle Of Malvern Hill.
Mr.. Coker reached the good old age OF 81.
He needs no tablet of Marble to perpetuate his
name. II is stamped IN pleasing characters
upoa the memories Of inulttudes Of sorrowine
friends, where it cannot be effaced, till time
With them shall cease. .,.yt., T.P. l.
Driington. July 49,. ,.-.,
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EHE L0U1sIANA RI0B CROP.
.1ts Raria Increase ana Present Prospect.
The New Orleans Prices Current, of July II.

The New Orleans Prices Current, Of July II.
says: -.
Until within few years past the rice crop Of
Louisiana attracted very httle attention-in
fsct. it's cultivation was almost exclusively con-
ffned 70 limited number Of sm1l planters re-
mdfng IN the Parish Of Plaquemine, below the
city. It is, IN this parish nov tia the bulk OF
our noe crop is produced. though there are
tens Of thousands Of OF land N the state sns
which win in time, no doubt, be placed under
cultivation. The increase in the production OF
rice in this State has been wonderfully rapid
ainoe our people have gone more earnestly to
work 10 cultsating it.. From some twenty odd
thousands Of barrels. OF tha weight OF Ao
pounds esch in previous years. the crop last
season rose to 68 915 barrels, and it is esti-
mated tnss there vail be the plesent season an
increase Of production OF fully twenty-five per
can't. or fn other words, that the crop will
reach to o6 600 barrels c0f 200 pounds each.
This estimate is based on the views OF parties
long engaged In our domestic rice trade, and
Who have personally visited the rice growing
distr cts not only in Plaquemine. but also 10
the upper parishes where the cultivation VI
roe has coneidt rsby increased recently. The
appearance Of the growing crops is very prom
Using generally. and in the absence OF severe
storms the above estimate OF the crop will not
only be verified, but the qna ity OF the rice will
be better than usual, as much attention than
formerly has been gwen IN the selection of seed.
To- the care thus bestowed some planters
we're last season repaid by obtaining as high
prices for their crops as we're paid ror PRIME
Carolina rice in thus market Unlike sugar,
rice e prtoclpally cultivated by small tamers
and they resort to the neighborIng mills, OF
which there are some ten or twelve III the
State driven BY cam power, to have their
crop cleaned and pIaced in marketab 9 con-
d,tion. Harvesting will commence about the
first OF August. aud new rice will probably be
seen IN the ~ rke by lbe 18th of that month.
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,3AKA1Rs IN, TEE STATE.
% 49,
Marion.

Marion.
The result Of the registration last Saturday
In Marion Township was: Whites, IA; color
Stephen Bethea, negro. sentenced 18Th Feb
rulry st Marion Courthouse. to serve ten years
h, tie penitentiary for attempt to commit rape.
made his escape from the penitontMry few
-days ago. Also Joha Eb1worth, negro, sent
dor oueyeaz. larceny. made his escape at the
Tbe Marion Crescent says "since our last
isuA 3 sporadic shower has ALLEN here and
3hare. through the district. affording some
local rehef, but the dfought is very general
I'd the deeree and continuance Of the heat is
simot rnprecedented. The corn ls suffering
Hay everywhere, srd cotton also Is beginning
70 sSoy sixns Of distress, shedding forms and and
shvsdy materially diminished, but with sea-
Sons Gotten would still do we'll From Har-
leegy,Ile, and west OF the Catfish swamp. the
suf5aripg is great. The Ellerbees. Watsous,
Fprea. Be-rys, and others in that region have
nd mo season for q very long tIme.- Mr. James
Stevenson gives us dismal accouuts from Brit
tons Neck. About to the same effect i, our
information from the west side OF the Great
Peedee."
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nR, o. s. PROP PHITT's
FAMILY MEDICINES
CONSISTING OF BIS CELEBRATED
LIVER MEDICINE,
AN0DYnE PAIN KILL IT.
ANTI-BIIIOUs PILLS, AGUE PILLS,
Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
PURIFYING PILLS.

TBR EXCELLENT RBMEDIEs OF o. B
their well known power In removing the diseases ~
culiar to our Southern climate having already eetab
lshed for them an eavable reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining States. As the majority Of persons
Liver, it is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and aches OF our people are due
to Org ,nic or functional arrangement Of that inpor
tant organ. Prophitts Liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root Of the eva.
They cure the Liver which IN nine cases out OF en-,
10 at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Collie,
Sick Headache. rheumatism. Constipation. Mem
strual Distractions. &C., SO common among our
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind fee before
PnOPH1TT's PAIN KILL 1T
like chaf before the wind.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKKrs,

LONDON, July 2l-Noon.-consols, as. Bonds
ssH:
I1vERpoo1, July 21-Necn.-cotton quiet; up
lands 121Sd; Orleans 1sd; Gales 5000 bales Other
articles unchanged. Bombay shipments to the 10Th
IT. 900 bales.
Eveniug.-Cotton firm; not higher; sales lo,ooo
bales. Breadstuffs dull and unchanged.
HXvRE, July 21.-Cottop 6rmer; on the spot and
a1oat II SOC.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nrw Work. JuIy 2l-Noon.-stocks dull. Money
steady a, Z. Sterling 9. Gold s6. Cotton dull az
s4sslhc. Turpeutine steady at 42Kc. Bosin firm;
good strained 50 So.
Evening-Cotton moro active at easier pfi.ee'
sales 1900 bales Flour dull; superhne h's'e eo ~
az GO: common to fair extra southern w ''A'
Wheat unssttled and rather heavy; AMER oeoisie'
new 81 ss; Delaware 81 65; Georgia white u so'
Kentucsy white 81 IS. Corn scarce; western mi1-
ed o4assc. Oats shade frmer. Mess PORK quiet
AZ $50 saxss2 rs. Lard duh and heavy; Kettle 19A
.19xc. Whisiey stesdy; Western 81 o5. Rtcs hrm'
Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Nolasses dull. Tur-
pentine 42a4s, Rosin 81 14ss. Tallow 11Ha1lXc.
weights quiet and firm. Governments closed
steady. '62's 123H; Southern heavy. Money quie'
and easy at 2, with exceptions at g. Prime dls'
counts more active at sa17. Sterling quiet sHalo'
Gold S. Stocks steady and dull
BA1rrMoaE, July 2l.-cotton dull and unehane'
ed -Four Quiet Wheat less active; choice MARY
lrd red 81 60; white 81 7Oa1 75. Corn white 81 IL
al ls; yellow 81 csa1 10. Oats dull at 7Oa7Sc. pro
visions firm and unchanged. Whiskey very scarce.
CncusAr1, July 21.-Flour dull; family " 1896
Tbi.key 81. Provis ons tending up. Mess PORK
held AZ sssss3 %. Bacon scarce; shoulders held At
1Ixc; clear SIDES 1s14a1sKc; hams 22a2Sc Lard
held at lsXc; stock light
ST LOUIS, July al whiskey firm at 81 os: Mess
pork steady at $50 2Sas2 80. Bacon nrm; shoulders
l4'fc; clear sides 1sXc; susar-cured hams2sc.
Loumvnlx. July 2l.-Flour quiet ut "a 2S' Pro
visions hrn. Mess ,ork sss. Bacon, shouldefs
1lxc; clear sides 1sxc; hams 21Kc. Lard lslc'
whl.key quiet st 81. -
WILMINGTON, July 21.-spkits turpentine quiet
at sskc Rosin steady at 81 e5a6. Crude turpen-
tine unchanged. Tar 81.
AueusrA, July Il cotton. market steady; saes
50 bales; receipts As bales; middhng s2Hc.
SAVANNAH. July 2l.-No cotton market; only
about 100 bales In factors hands; middIing nominal
" 81 1kss2c; receipts Ill bales.
MOBILE, July 21.-Nothng done In cotton; re-
ce,pts Is bales; exports yesterday % bales.
new ORLEANS. July 2l.-cotton quiet; mtdding
s2xe: Gales g. bales receips 20 bales. Gold s59S;
Sterling so. New York sight hc premium. Sugar
dull; common 1esl1c Molasses none Offering.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Before the Gate.

HS1OTo inc wow
rbsv okVe'the whole long dos to idle nush'ef'
IN Stiul song and jest
tn mooos q pf eouerness. aside. aHef,
and silences, as Idle too as the rest.
Rut when at last upon their way returning,
Tacirurp, late and loath.
Through TIE rroaJ meadow in-the sunset burning, .
They reached the gate, ose sweet spell hinoered
them Goth.
Her besrt was troubled with subtle anguish
Such as' but women know .
That yaii aud esr love speak speak not IangIasn
And hst they would, would rather they wouia
not go;
Till he ssio-nan.like nothing comprehendins
or all Tue wopdrOus guile
That women won win them, elves with. anu penolng
Ewes of reientles: asking on er the while
~ah. if beyond this gate .he path united
Our sto;;. far as oea;h,
And m.eSs oeen It'll" his voice. anr1ented
Ati,s own daring. ALTERED under his breath.
Then she-whom both his faith and fear enchanted
Fsr b. You'd words to TELL ,..
Feeling .hsr woman's finest Wits bad wanted =,
The art he hsa that knew to bluuder 80 we'll
shy,v drew near, little step. and mociing,
s.shal we not be too late 49,. ,v,,b ,ralt
Tor To- p she said. II m quite "ofu Wv "-'
Y.s Tanks, your arm. And will you-opsn the
eatep' [Atlante Monthly lor Asgus"
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY mEB

THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MKBl.
CINE.
Letter from the Surgeon General of N: late eonfedey-
ate States
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1869.
JOHN DAaBY & Co., No. 100 william. street, New
York:
Gentkm III have received your letter Of the 18th
Of December, 1896, calling my attention to your
tDarby's Prophylactic) Fluid.
Imost cheeriuDy state that the Fluid was furnish
ed 10, ana extensively used by, the surgeons in
charge of general hospitals in the Confederate GER
vice with great benefit 10 the paiIents-all the sur
geois making favorable report great deal OF it
was used iu the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE, 4. D,
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,.r,e.ron Cotton ana ,s,o. market.

CmarIesron Cotton and UIce market.
OFFICE Or Tan '1Ak'. .rSlOS DAILY Stw I
UAsLseToH Wednes7sv Hyeuno. Julv 81.
CorcoN-Ihe market Tor this article contisued
ami AMI without transactions. In the assen Of
sa,es quo,au ms are entirely 'minsl. We quote:
sIIvELPooL CLASSIFICATION
orliuary u pood Ordinary .......So tn32
Low ntddiin@ @...''.......'''''''SSooH
Aidofny .........S0 "
By New York classification We quote:
MidNn0 0......v......-..s ..s.s.. ..os;N@-
RIon-ih here we're no trAnssc:ons IN this grair.
ne sto,k benny Ugh AMI held firmly We qnr
n nina,ly. o'mm to fair clean Carolina at 7X@
*; g,od s9sAc p b.
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Gommrrfial.
Experts.

Experts.
NEW YORK-Per steamship ssragcssa-6 bags Sea
ISlsnd { on, n bln Upland Cotton, "a Terces
Rtse, % baes -uonesrics, l76 b ls Rosin. s.
casks lay 53pirkaSes uudries. 276 boz Mis-
kets 40 box.s F. III $40 Melons, 81 sucss Pea.
nut-. Per schr + terma 81. .7S feet Luu-
Ssr.
pROYfDENC J-per brig Amercus-lso coo
Zee Flooring. Per brig Adellide-l5o.eO0 iret
. Hivoring
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NIvERsAL RUSSIAN
HEALING SALYE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFECTED
fnnumerabe cures, and has gained for itself great
reputation. The dIscoverer Of this Salve has applied
itwith eminent success in thousands Of cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds, In MANY cas- considered mortal.
MB. E. BERG is the soc possessor Of the valuable
secret OF making this alive; from his experience IN
using II in Europe and the success attending ITS a
plcation there. he has been induced 70 introduce 1t
into the United states IT RELIEVES PaINf
Tho:e who have Wounds. Bruises Cuts OF all
buds, OF Sores, Eelons. Scratches. musqulto Bites
Fros Bitten Joints, Sore Lies. Chilblai Ch'ldrens
Scorbuhc complaints on Head and Fare, are speedily
cured. It has proved 'f great advantage to ladies',
and is peculiarly adapted for gathered breast fore
lega, &C.. through confinement and other causes
It acts like magic in removing Bois Pimples, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and has been successfully
used for Corns Bunions and Sore Threat, BY apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists Price Csc. 60c., and u
per Jar. Office, M. 260 B,wery. N. Y None genuine
unless counterslgned E. BERd'S UNIVERSAL Rus
SIAN bEALINd SsLvE, No 2Se Bowery. New
York. stuth ly JuyS
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nARBY,s pROPHYLACTIC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Aez. H. St,phsxs Of Geor9ta.
CRAwFoRpsvnLE, Ga September 20. 1868.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is an article OF little
cost but great value It's domestic well as medi-
cipal uses are numerous, while its specialdes are
most wonderful i have not been without 1t for
ten years, and no head Of q family who can afford
to have 1t should be without it
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
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JULES BURNS. wo-sus. sT1XGs, Sc.

CUHES BURNS. N0:S0S. STINGS, Sc.
ALABAMA lSsANB HosP'TAI.
TUs ALOosA prclmttr - 1868 !
NesSrs JOHN darcy & Co. No. lco Wall m-street
New York:
"a. Ger.l-i recrivol your Gre liars G: the l. th
instant. u>kius IN expression o crlrlon from ME a.
to the mer!:s of YOUR Pro. hIacttc fh IL jbs pre-
PARTON hus been 81 & neral! u,ec BY the pos
bun and pubic al !arSe and so universally es,, en-
cd that it seems 10 10 Ieed 10 further r. COM
UendatloD.
AS dl-infeciant and rene lia agent too when i,-
dIcat D. il is not excel b, any siinI,ur prepar on
We use pernsanganic pIepa atoms very extensively
IN this Ii spital. and cou Il not do without them
consider ynu tAe best and most elegant p:epara-
ton OF the kind manufactured.
respectfully you're. &c,
BRICE. NJ. D.,
Sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DUWIE s. NOISE.
WaOLE>ALR DRUGGISTS,
Nay 20 tuths3mos Agents for South carrlinu.