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GOLDEN REMED IEs..
ASK FOB NO oTHFR, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you will save time health and money.
$1UG0 REWARD for any case Of disease In any
stage which they fail to cure.
DR.. RICHa GOLDEN BALSAM NO. cures
Ulcers liberated fore 7hroat and Mouth, FORE
-Lyes. Cutaneous or skn Eruption, Copper Onlored
Blotches >oreness Of the scalp Scrofda, &c fs the
greatest Renovator, Alternative and Blood Pnr1ner
known, removes al diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism In all IT. forms,
whether t: ON mercury other causes; gives imme'
diate relief In all cases. No dIeing necessary.
have thouaands of Certificates proving the miracu-
lous cures effected by these kemedies. Price OF
either No. or No 3 IS per bottle or ,wo bottles for
50.
Dr RICHAU's GOLDEN ANT1DoTE, asafe spec
dy, peasant and radical cure for all Urinary De.
ragements accompanied with full directions. Price
Dr.. RfCHAu's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMoUR. q
radical cure for Nervous or General Debility In old
or Dung; imparting energv with wonde full eject.
Price IS rer bottle, or two bottles for So.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all cores
dents. None genuine without the name Of CDR.
RICHAU'5 GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. b. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass OF bottles.
Address d. 3. RICHARDs.
No. 228 varickstreet, New York
Office Hours from A N. to9P. M.
Circulars eent 1y July
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TIE ASTONISHING
DISIN II ECT A N T

EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. Ga. December o. 1858.
Pref DARBY Dear Sir aving nor been en-
gagged for mauy years in the active duties of the
Medical profession. am cply super6cias acquaint.
am well acquainted with lis chemical elements
While, therefore. l cannot speak experimentally Of
the value OF the compound We; the dlsnfectmg and
therapeutic properties OF the agent em "oyed In its
compositiop, together with the well known reputa-
tion II its dscoverer cdeinies, authorize me to
Ipgard its merit as Of high order; on the whole 1t
must be considered as valuable contribution to the
class Of articles to which il belongs.
These views may add. are sustained by the test-
mony or many competent judges. who have tested
its properties. Believe me- dear sir.
Yours, respectfully.
Z. MEANS, VI. D., LII. y.
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oonngnees psrr9prtheastern Railroad
.J3lv~8l
Psssengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah via Beau.
fort. BlufYton. Hilton Head, &c-E Goldsmith.
Nsrtin. Z Murray. Miss towards, Fax, g Ban
az. Col E n seaorook Gen " Quincy. Mrs D Dud-
ley. Major " Harrison. DR. jenkins, wife and
daughteI and a on deck.
Per steamship ssrsgossa, for New Yotk-J Meme
nepny D Moses and lady, o Gillette, Ha-
tar pschman, J Corigsn. and in steerage.
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~ tlE ycSSELS

LIS,: uF vESSELS
Up CLEARED ANp SAILED FOR HIS PohT'
eOREiGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May 20
The Vince, Hali Iay, up.. JUNO -
aPirtC
eoLDsBoEo. NE.
Scbr v locity, Pn.bam sailed ............June 10.
YRASKFoRT ME.
Brig Il W Mc9iivary. s.utts. ceared.... ...9my
Brig susan voorhis, ru,tsr. up. -. ... July Is
SC. r >tampode, Sra ton, cleared. d...........July
Brig rd-n. Perkins, cleared. July lG
Scnr N " Smith. ooker up................July ~
Schr Vim L y rings. Hals y. citard..... ..Jnly 6
>chr Myrover. oWn cleared .Ju.y IL
Sc n Louisa smith, Or ut cleared July Is
PHIL L4DELPHlA
Ste ship Ever nan. snydr, ciesre -. July l8
schr sarah ca EN-, AVIS, July
RRoLK VA
schr Carrie, WhtehurEt, ssiled... July l6
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pKOpBIT1,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. Pyophts-BavinR used this medicine sum
cieny lony to test its virtue, nd to satisfy my own
mind that il is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be s1gnsly benefited he has bern by its use, We
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class 70
recommend to them the use Of this remedy which
has given hot only himself but several members Oh
his family the grea est relief.
n. ". ARNOLD.
Of the Georgia Conference.
DooLY COUNTY, Ga April, 1857.
Tbia is TO certify That confined to Ihe house,
and most of the tire to my bed, aud suffering the
greatest agony imaginable With Rheumatism, for
five mouths and alter trying every available RENE.
dy, with no relief, was cured with Two bottles o.
Dr. .. Prophit,'s Anodyne Pam Kill II, each cost
ing fifty GEMS only; il relieved me almost instantly
I therefore recommend It IN the highest degree to
others suffering from similar disc Sc I can say
that 1t one OF the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly. ". FOREHAND.
Cov1Naros GA, July 0, 1850
Dy. PrOphit-Having usei your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheerfuly re-
commend it to all persons surering from Liver al
fecions Dyspepsia or Ind G, stion in any form.
also recommend your iysentery Cordial as the best
remedy Tor that disease. o. I. ROGERS.
Sr.HPoRrvnLE PUTNAM COUNTY. Oct l, 1867.
DR.. o. s. tyophtU-Dear Sr-ihi- is TO certify
that have used yur Acu- Pills for he last teD
Sc RS. and bayr never failed cure he Ague IN
si gle instance with them. They aIWLvs break me
chi Is ths first day that hey are given can recon-
mend them a. being the cs asue mt dicine that
H. found ard they leave no bad effects follow
Ipg them. as QulnHe &c
Yours respectfully. A. WESTBROOK.
PUTNAM COUNTY GA. September %, 1868.
DR.. o. s. Prophiu I'll bave useo for the last
two y ars my ixmily YOU Liver Medicine, your
u z IT, Ia ,o hoVA
fea in saying hat they the best medicines nave
ns,d for the Liver am stomach Seura 9 spo
Rh. umatc Affections, BeadaGhe. Collie, and pains o.
every khd ure subdued by them. After using the
medicines 30 long. obeerfully recommend them 20
az al every one and all hat afflicted, ss We
best and safest remedies for all the diseases ICE
which they are recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMEs Whl'hi'
DR. PROPHITl = FEMALE TONIC.
This redicine, WITH its associates, ls sate eEo
cei ain reeoy all durable diseases TO when Fe-
males alone are liable II is alro an excellent pfe-
vrntativo of Nervous EliHonets, o. Nervous Uis-
casrs in ether male or lie, ale 1t ls powerful NET
vine Tonic setting up full and fee cir uauoo
throu hout the sysien.
II OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchan; 8 generally .hroughou, the southwest.
ED. S. BURNHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent
No. 4H King-street, tnear Calhoun
Charleston, 6. c.
Prepared only b, DR. o. s. PROPBITT
April 10 etutb6mos Covnston ia.
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ArrIved Yesterday.

arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Eoy, Peck. say innah, via Beaufort,
DlufIton. Billion Heao &c. Mdse and Nundries. To
j Ferguson. J Campsen & Co, Ch1sOlm Bros Apf
pie, Klette Co, ssr-h Lee, F KresseI, q ste!-
fene and southern Express 20.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship sarasosea, Ryder. New York-Rayenel
Co.
Brig Adelaide, Wilson. Providence. B I-Risley &
Brig Americus, Hand, Providence, R 1-Risey &
schr Waterman. Marshall, New York-street Bres
Go.
Sailed Yesterday.
steamship sarugossa. Ryder, New York.
Bark Rslen saads, Woodtides, MonteYideo and
Ma ket.
Schr Fiank Palmer. Latham, Phfsdelphia-
schr Grace liitSn Otls. PlIiauelphia.
Eroul this -orl-
steamsh p P,ometheus Gray Philadelphia, July 1e.
CLEARED Tor this Port.
Steamship W tyernan. snyder. at Philadelphia,
July lS.
shlpncys rJ se'c~raph.
new YORK July 2'-Arriysd, the America, Coluu-
bia and Cuca.
SAVANNAH July ARRIVED. steamships America
from t3u t,,rore; >un alv idor from ew York: lou
o wanda from FhiadelphiL; parR Dir'go from jack
eorVlle.
ncinD -u;.s
The schr Marih, Maria, Dane from Georgetown,
q O. arrived at Boston, July IT,
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= Wilmington Market.


WuMINGrON, July 20.-ir1PzNINa-Is IN
moderate request and pyicea unchanged eaies !5O
bols at IS for virgin, and " IS dip' per zeu
sp1H1rs 1yapKs1nE-Mslket steady, wi sales Of
1865 bbis ct 3skc per gallon.
for no 5. IL 80 for extra NO 2 81 for low PALE and
Sc 95 ior ex "a pale and window glass.
8. TAn-No receipts or s1les.
Macon Market.
MACON July 1s.-There was no cotton sold 10.
dsy-none received. hs shipments amount TO lo7
naies. The sales of th1 week sum up le6 b les; ce
celpts 40 bsles shipments l29 bales. Mddlings are
quoted at SOC.
- COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1S6S....... .....l,326
Received this week. ~
Received previously. ......sS 4eS-7oASs
50,sl4
Shipped this week ta a ,o 400
shipped previously. -..ss4sA-os'e1S
Stock on hand. ...... isi
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,o.ng nees per south aiolln. fta',roas
.Iu1v 21

, ,o.ngnees per south aiolln. ns''roaa
July RI.
So bales Cotton, A bales omestice 90 cases Lafd'
1s sachs Flour 1884 Melons, at bbis Naval stores,
q cara stIves, 2 car, Aumber. 70 RalIroad Agent,
oraeeer & Spitb, Kirkpatrick h Hitte. Hopkins,
Mcpherson & co, Pelzer. Rodgers 20, GoldsmIth
~ W smith. ] Robson, q Coois = Co, G " stet.
fsns, Bart & wirth, Kanapaux, and Litsohg'.
condsnees psre9prtheastern Railroad
bales Cotton, 30 bushels Rices a7s bbs Navel
stores cars LUMBER care stock. Furniture, Mdse.
he. TO Marshall, il, K1nsnsn & Howell. y Sto
ney. ssrden. Reeder i Davis, A A g. ldfmith 1
Go, Wuhymann. hschof 90, 6 Chiso m
Cohen Co o Ryan Grse- er & NTH. Frost d Al.
oer. Novry q Co. Mts E. 6hsfes. Goldsmith Son:
%seener 4 Monsees, yelling, B F simmons and
Railroad Agent.
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Congress and High Rock Spring Waters
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Any article desired, not in Stock, will be procured
to order.
Goods delivered in the city FREE OF CHARGE.
Junes DAG tuhs 3mo
HEvER AND CUE,

FROM WHICH MANKIND SUFFER
over a large part cf the globe, is the
consequence of diseased action IN
the syste %, induced BY tho poison
Jous miasm OF vegetable decay This
exhalat1on Is evolved ty the action
of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
NTH rho waiarv yan0r 4 ON it
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n1cinD -u;.sy
The schr Martha MnIia, Dane, from Georgetown
q O. arrived at Boston, July II.
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wHoLtsAL AGENT FOB soU1H CAROLINA.
June7
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GuAS. HICK KEY,
G I L D E R,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAME MaNBFAc.
TURhR,
No. S45 KIN G-ST r e EFT,
CHARlR,TON. &c.
IOOKIEG.GLASSEs Of all SIZES ftted to Fran &c.
July 16 DAG mWsn0
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@auut atms.
POR,r CALENDAR.

Port of Charleston. July e
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III. ". ARNOLD,
Of the Georgia Conference.

CoyINaroy, GA, July 0, 1850
pr. Prophit.-Having usei your Liver Medicine
for more than year in family, cheerfuliy re-
commend it to all persons suffering from Liver al
fec,lons. Dyspepsia or Ind G. elton in any form.
also recommend your i,ysentery Cordial as the bert
remedy for that disease. o. I. ROGERS.
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EearfuI Accident and Wonderful Escape.

w. H. Hadley, Esq, of Johnson NH
Ter, went below to do some repairs on
the drum wheel Of his mill, on Monday
week. As the same wheel asd gearing
supplied a wheelwright shop adjoining,
he stepped in to that shop to inform the
occupants OF his Intention, but finding
them absent. he proceeded to work, and
got into the drum to repair it. The occu-
ants of the whcelwright shop came in
and started the Wheel The moment Mr..
Fla Hey heard the gate start, he ducked
his head and halloed. Above and below
the drum are stationary beams, over which
the arms of the drum pay, operating like
a pair Of shears. Of course he must con-
fine his body and limbs inside these or
have them cut off and to escape from
the drum he must go through these arms
playing like the spokes to wheel. Eight
or ten feet below the drum was the wheel
with only cross bar of small timber be-
tween. After being carried round in the
drum several times, he fell through and
struck on this cross beam. As he fell his
knee caught in the gearing and was badly
squeezed, but it did not draw him in and
crush him as there was a thousand chances
it would. We do not know as we have
given you clear idea of his peril, as we
could not understand it without viewing
the place; but we assure you that view
Of the situation would lead you to wonder
how possibly one could escape a horrid
death. His injuries were only slight ];
but as he pointed out to us and explained
his position. We could appreciate the fervor
of his thanksgiving for his deliverance.
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Escaped.

Myron Clement, convicted of larceny at
our last term of Court, and sentenced to
pay Gnc of $40 and costs, and to stand
committed until sentence should be com.
piled, made his escape from the county
Jail on Wednesday night last, by saving
off tw, of the iron rods in the window, as
is supposed with a case knife furnished by
some person outside, and bending them ur
sufficiently to make a hole large enough
to squeeze through. This is the jailor'f
version, and probably the correct one,
though come Of the ways say he probably
fell out,
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CampbeIps Great Menagerie and Circus.


CampbeIps Great Menagerie and Circus.
The good people of Morrisyile will be
gratifed to learn that this exhibition,
about which so many favorable notices
have appeared in the newspapers through
out the state, will be in that village on
Friday, the 25th inst.
The Rutland ana Bennington papers
pronounce it to be, beyond all odds, the
best combination OF Menagerie and Circus
that has ever visited Vermont. 1t will
be seen by reference to the posters, small
bills and advertisements, that the manage.
ment offer an extraordinary amount of at
fractions, and that each department is a
show of itself of more than ordinary mag
nitude. When we consider that both
menagererie and circus, large as they are
individually, are exhibited for q single adj
mission fee, and that in addition to the
opportunity offered the public of inspect
ing the best collection of living wild an
imals in America, are RECALLED with twenty
oae acts in the ring, by a troupe of lady
and gentleman artistes second to none in
the world, it is not SO much q matter Of
surprise that the concern should be as pop
ular as it is Their new fine center,pol ole
pavilion is said to be II perfect model Ct
convenience, and within its ample compass
full five thousand persons can be comfort
ably seated,
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special Notices.
--------------+------
pfanJ's American Chromos.

Are fuc sin,iic reproductions Of exquisite oil
paintings, so admirably executed as to render il
impossible for any one but experts to detect the
difference between them. Ask for them at the
Art Stores.
Prang's "Chromo Journal" contains CON-
plete descriptive catalogue of onr Chromos, with
special information about the art. Specimen
copies Of the Journal sent to any address on te-
ceipt Of stamp.
20yl L. PRANG & CO., Boston,
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Correspond nce-
Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 10, 1869.

A SQUIRREL HUNT IN TIE STREETS OF WASH
INGToN
Aroused the dcnizens of the neighbor.
hood of the corners of the It'll and i
stroets-by the Post Oflicc-out of theil
concluding slumbers, about half past foul
o'clock this morning. This is about as
rural spot as any part of Grand street,
New York. Know, reader, that 7tl
street does hundred times more business
than any other in Washington, Penn
Avenue alone excepted, and the hunt
took place in the busiest part of it. Why,
the bare sight of the numberless brilliant
signs Of agents of all sorts, on single
building in that immediate neighborhood,
would scare the gamest game to death
or, if that by possibility failed, the thought
of the deficiency of incomes compared
wit, expenses would be enough TO Kill
any four-footed creature with excessive
commiserative grief. And yet there was
a hunt. Some newsboys and shoe blacks
at that early hour had discovered fine
grey squirrel in one of four full-leaied
trees jutting out of the sidewalk. The
noises that the young scamps thcreupor
made are unimaginable, and with more
reason indescribable. How &c catch him
One climbed the tree. The little fellow
skipped TO another. Another boy was
found able to climb another tree and the
little chap was doubly Aanked. Mentime
a third imp was making the best Of his
way up the tree between high on which
chirped and trembled the squirrel. When
the last boy got high enough, up rose the
excited voices Of the whole pack below
which had been constantly increasing
'.Shake shake shake shake !" with an
intense energy that rasped their threats
And the fellow did shake, and the victim
tumbed through the branches to the
ground, but SO lightly as to be able "a
scamp'r away. But | fear he had nc
chance for escape on the ground. An
cxecrable view-halloo, and the rattle o.
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A CARD,

Having sold my entire stock of goods to C. F.
Douglass, and leased him my store, take this
method to return my sincere thanks to the peo-
Pile of Lhmoille County for the liberal patronage
That have received during the twenty-five
years that have been in business. | woull
also bcspcak for my successor the same liberal
p .tronage that have always received feeling
that in doing SO he will use you all as well or
better than | ever could.
T2S1 A. r. CAMP
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Local Matters.
Let Us have Peace"

To those who are so unfortunate as to be
unable to attend the national rcace cat.a-
waul, which commenced its session to-day,
at the hub, we commend the advertise
ment Of Mr.. Wyman's Convention to be
given at johnson, commencing the 2Sth
instant. Prot. Wyman is known as one
of our ablest musical conductors, and we
have no doubt the convention will be a
most profitable one. Pho splendid hall
of the Normal School building where the
convention is to be held will insure the
comfort Of the singers; while the hospi-
tality OF the people of johnson is proven
bal. The object is most commendable,
and the cxpehsc small. -,lf
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PROTECTION TO HOME INDUSTRY

TnE NEw YonK TRIBUNE will comn..
or about June lst, the publication in p@ Aa'
chapters Of 4 treatise by its elitOr on po, WI
EcoNonr, designed more especially to sln., ,''
and defend the policy of PRorEc1Iox ,on Mu
INDUSTRY. lie expects to bring the worL y,
in the compass Of, twenty to TWENTY-FIVE :. .ncir
tiers of three or four columns each. and nng
the'subject with such simplicity and dir.,,. ~ lsg'
that few can read these essays witbou, a., ~
realizing that the Protective poticv !. ~ IA,
grossly misunderstood or deliberately Mis-. Tx
scented by the champions of Free Trade ,r tn
public shall, at all events, realize ths, -. tori
stand for Protection, habitually read and w.. wen,
comprehend our adversaries, while thew i. Socia
our writings and grossly carcature our -, Con-
ments. ~ ~
These essays win ultimately be PRINTED :,
gethcr but, in view of the desperate eH,,,. Il A,
the Free Traders to forcstall opinion and b.. RS Of
wrest verdict from public which Ia, ate
heard the casa argued, VIC ask the freOl, = ior
Protection to aid us in giving these e,,,v, ! y
they originally fall from the press, rn.. give
diffusion.
The Free Trade League, organized in A. ,r.b;,
city, and in the interest of foreign MaDu6., N, !
rers, is laboring assiduousy through Menu, rs'cl
pers which it controls, and by the disriht, 'rioi'
of tracts and pamphlets, to destroy the NJ, I.
and surrender our markets to the impOr,n ,rrr
foreign manufactured goods. Their effort, A..
best be connteracted by the Disseminate :,
journals inteligently and continuously deu, Riddl
to the protection of American labor and tbt. T, CHI
tering of American interests. ueo
We shall print more than Two Humid, r II
Thousand copies of each in our regular edin, C. c
but we hope they will receive still wide, =. Z.
scnination through the formation of new ,A CIIas
(Which we supply at fraction over the ca,y, T..
white paper) for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE
We believe that it will be for the Interest $500
every establishment in the country, Of whs,,r =
nature, to see to it that each workman isMss OF
piled with THE TRIBUNE during the COMM ollie
year. The question of Protection to HOn,L "a
dustry is soon to be all-absorbing, and AijE:: AZ
the utmost Importance that every voter sh, l,en
be well-informcd on the subject ty of
The first chapter will be published in lV,,ss ' 9vy
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of June 2. 'coun
These forms will be stercotyped, and We ID a tne
be able to supply back numbers to those ua ma
whose orders my be late in reaching US i,,fo,e
We will thauk postmasters and Others 10 hsnson,
clubs and send them on as soon as possib, cont
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Badly Sold.

c,-'.o l-""un at Morrisvile, last week,
wishing to insure the publication Of lie
ing article in relation to the Excelsior
Base Ball Club of this place, in the filthy
Aryus, had the ,Oit to give our name as
the President Of the club, knowing that
nothing, however false, malicious or mean,
would fail of publication in that sheet, if
our name was coupled with it. TIE
knaye who wrote the article-whocve he
may bestowed no little knowlcdc of the
flemish heart of eli" Atkins in resorting
to tlc ruse. In this connection we wish
to say to those persons in different locali-
ties who are favoring us with statistics as
if they expected us to become the biog-
rapher of that most mendacious villain of
the Arg,ts, in retaliation for his series Of
false and malicious assaults upon us, run
ming now through a period Of mere than
two years, that we are obliged to you for
your good intentions, but We do not intend
to engage in any such nasty job. We
shall pick our bone with him in our own
good time and manner.
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TUE Rail ROAD.
june 10, 1869.

At our last adviccs the surveying par,
ty had reached near Sheldon Creek.
Probably the party will reach the La
noble this week, and we shall then be
able to givethc gist of their report. In
modiately after the completion of this
survey, We suppose there will be di-
rcotors' meeting, when important measures
WILDE taken toiorward the great enterprise.
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SING OF IRON,

am mighty in the saber,
tielcely welded by the brave.
Glorious in the stalwart steamer,
Laughing at the storm and wave
Beautcous in the palace Of pillars,
Swing in the pointed rod, ,
AS it brings the deadly lightning
Quelled and harmless to the sod.
Bat there is n glorious essence,
Where | take my grandest power,
Giving to the race my surest,
Sweetest aid, in dangers hour.
See! before me fly diseases!
See the darkest hydras bow!
See the rose of health and and beauty
Take the ptlcst check and brow.
Fly, dyspepsil fly consumption!
Yes, all ills are crushed ut length,
For give what human nature
Only ever needcd-sTRENGTH
Shall tell in what great essence
| can thus your spirits cheer up!
Pallid, trembling, dying sufferer,
Ills the famed PERUVIAN SYRur.'
The PERUVIAN SYRUP is protected solu-
ton of the Protoxide Of Iron, a new discovery
in medicine That strikes Mt the root of disease
by supplying the blood with its vital principle
Or life element, Iron. 9"
The genuine has "PERUvVAN SYRUP" blown
in the glass Pamphlets free ''F'tfF >
J. ?. DINSMORE, Proprietor, &c Dey st. N.
Y. Sold by all druggists. iG 29wt