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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING, AND SEE
49, WHO ARE CURED.

R. LEoNIDAs HAMILTON, M. D.-Dear Sir
Duty prompts me to most grateful acknow-
Judgement of the astonishing success of your
treatment in my case. For nearly three years
have suffered from Catarh, Nervous Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, and Extreme Nervous
ness, insomuch that lie had become an intoler-
able harden, and death was looked for as my
only release; physically and mentally broken
down, | was utterly unable to do the duties OF
minister, and was preparing to retire from the
ranks, when providentially, my eyes fell on your
advertisement in the New FORK Methodist.
had already travelled far and expended so much
in the vain effort to secure cure, that it was
with great reluctance ard little hope that ad-
dressed you. Your reply inspired me with hope;
your remedies were received and taken, and the
result was as marvellous to those who knew my
condition as it was gratifying to myself. In
THREE WEEKS was again in the pulpit preach
ing with unusual vigor, and if my services are
of any value to the church, it is indebted toyou,
under God, for their continuance. You may
refer to me at any time and l shall be ever
pleased to bear testimony to your extraordinary
skill.
Yours truly,
REV. JOSEPH JONES,
Saint Joseph Mich.
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Salisbury.

Mr.. EDITOR The Republicans have Sc
crred another victory in Salisbury. 1ester-
day the election was held here for Township
officers. The following named Republicans
were elected:
For Magistrates S. Moring, T. B.
Long, A. Bencini, :. II. Sprague, ID. L..
Bringle
For Constable-Henry Walton.
For Clerk-A. L. Clark.
For School Committees. 81. Wiley, j..
4. Ramsey and John Bringle.
The Republicans have secured their whole
ticket. with one exception. o. Woodson,
Democrat. being elected Ivy about ten major
ity over w. NJ. Russell, Republican. This
was caused by few Republicans splitting
their tickets, who were personal friends o:
Woodson. If loud trumpeting an profuse
gas (they blowed muchiy0 could have ac.
complished anything the c"pperheads would
have carried everything before them, but
trickery has played out. The most igno-
rant colored man can see through thelr
shallow articles and refuses to he fooled by
them any longer RepuiIicanism is at
twenty per cent premium in Rowan. and II
still rising. You may safely invest in Row.
an Republicanism stock The election pass
ed off very quietly, each party trying to ex-
eel in the way of order and decorum.
OCCASIONAL.
August 9th, 1869.
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August 9th, 1869.
Halifax County.

Mn EDITORS: The election in this county
for Township officers is over In this tArca-
dial township G. N. Webb, white, John
Wilkerson. colored, are elected Magistrates.
RAP1DEs TowNsHIP-L F. Larkin, white
Sandy Long and Joe Baysm"re' c"iored'
MAGISTRATES, Clerk-G. r. Weathers. Con
stable-H. K. Reid.
CALEDONIA TowNsHIP-In Scotland Neck.
Magistrates-R H. Smith, Jr., W. E. Aaron,
whites. and Albert Hill, colored. Consta-
hle-A. w. Whitehead. Clerk-John H..
Speed.
PALMYRA TOWNSHIP Magistrates-L. L..
Sayape. white. and Charles Smith, coored
Clerk ohm L. Baker Constable-W. O..
House.
E1M1RA TOWNSHIP. Magistrates, j. M.
Newsom. white, and Peter Jones, colored.
Clerz-Jerry Newsom, white. Constable
Winfield Young, colored.
DALMATIA TowNsHIP-Republican ticket
elected.
FARMosIA Observation-Disclosures
P. Solomon, white and w. II. Lynch,
colored Clerk -Crawiey. Constable
Robert Lewis.
The election in the last named Township
LEARN will be contested on account of the
registration books not being open in time
for all to register. The Republican ticket
is everywhere elected.
The election passed off quietly every
where in the county, believe, except in the
town of Halifax where representatives Hays
and Hudgins had very insulting quarrel
bat no fighting.
am glad to learn to-day that Jesse Pit
tard, Jr., who was badly wounded by X
N. King last week, is doing very well. Dr.
Alstan, his attending physician, thinks ne
will recover.
A man by the name of Mabry, who had
been married only short time, was com
mitted to Jail in this county about ten days
since for il-trcatment and threatening tc
kill his wife, has been trying to effect his es
cape. The Sheriff happened to be ON
visit to the jail to-day. when it was discov-
cred that he (dabry) had been hard at work
with large wrought iron nail, and but fol
the timely discovery of his operations hi
would have effected Isescape.
The cotton crop in tlfis county is good
but the corn is very indifferent, and is still
suffering for want of rain.
Yours truly,
HALIFAX.
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CASES OF LIVER COMPLAINT.


au1tis with much satisfaction that invite par
ocular attention to the following voluntary state
ment of the eminent Divine and Missionary, the
Rev. A. A. Constantine, recently located in the
interior of Africa:
s.. No AZ ANN STREET, New YORK CRY.
DR. LEoNIDAs HAMILTON, No. 545 Broadway
NV Dear Benefactor-A sense OF duty impels me
to say that your medicines have done for me
what no other physician has been able to do. L
have been sufferer or many years from dis
eases contracted while laborng as Missionary in
Africa Last fall was declining fast, and had
all the symptoms of quick consumption. ap
piled to you for help. You remarked" Before
/ get through with you, will make you feel
several years youngG than you have ever felt
since you left Africa thought little of THAT
as had often receiued similar Gssurddccs from en-
inent physicians, both here and in Europe; but
in less than two weeks all my symptoms were
entirely changed AMI my health and strength
improved very fast. In few weeks found
myself in the enjoyment of better health, and
able to perform more labor, mental and physi-
cal, than at any time since left Africa. May
God bless you all in your researches in the great
laboratory, and make you his agent in restor-
''7 REV. a. A. CONSTANTINE.
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STRONGLY CORROBORATED.
No. lis HARRISON STREET,
BROOKLYN, NY, January 20, 1869.
70 THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.

TO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
During my labors in publishing and editing
a newspaper for many years in this city, and
also in the performance OF my duty as clergy
man in this and and other cities, have become
thoroughly and intimately acquainted with Il.
Lcouidas Hamilton. the justly celebrated Liver,
Lung, and Blood Physician of this city who is
located at No. 546 Broadway. The doctor was
for many years a regular practicing physician,
and also for some years professor IN one OF our
best medical schools, and during such extensive
experience, he fully realized the inadequacy OF
the ordinary treatment made use OF IN all enron
ic diseases more especially that class OF trouble
arising from deransed functions OF tie liver and
the digestive organs. He at once set himself
about the study of the class of diseases deter
mined to make them speciality. Laying the
vegetable world under tribute he has made dls-
coveries and compounded specifics on sound
philosophical principles which have made Inc
most wonderful cures in the annals Of medicine.
Liver. Blood, Lung and Nervous diseases are
now virtually under his control, and yield to the
magic subtle power of his remedies. have
myself seen numbers of those who have been
saved from the land of death by his power,
when the unfortunate sufferers seemed doomed
to an early grave, and all other treatment was oil
no avail In addition to what can vouch Tor
per,onally have ample evidence from other
cergymen, physicians and eminent men OF the
highest character, who have also been saved by
This wonderful treatment, and who speak i'll the
HIGHEST praise and gratitude of DR.. Hamilton as
a physician and gentleman of honor and integ-
rity 1t is but simply stating tue positive truth
! when say that it Is well known throughout this
! country that where his works are known and the
fruits of his skill have been Witnessed he is high
| ly esteemed by the people as the most eminent
| and remarkable physician in the treatment oil
chronic diseases, of the age. As the result OF a
| long personal and familiar acquaintance with
| Prof Prof Hamilton and his Unparalleled sue
cess as a professional man of the highest order,
| frankly express the hope that diseased human
| ity in every part of our land may avail them
selves of his most remarkable skill, and thus
share noble blessings SO kindly and freely be-
slowed upon all.
Most respectfully, REV. W. b. JACOBS.
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Markets.

WILMINGTON, August 7.-Spirits Turpentine
IS to 3sI. Rosin dull. Crude Turpentine aud
Tar unchanged. HlHia Yl .1.it q
New YORK, August 7.-Business generally
dull. Bank statement uIfavorable. Liabilities
show an increase of three and half million
while legal tender reserve is reduced nearly two
million, and Loans largely expanded.
Money easy at 6 to Z, mostIy6 6. Sterling 9N
to 10. Gold closed 36H. State bonds dniet'
Governments dull and steady. Specie ship
ments to day 100000. sem .
Cotton firm. Sales 1900 bales at 331l Flour,
Red export demand superiine at SIS 80 to Sc 80.
Wheat at 81 to 5s Corn, mixed Western not
active at IL 10 Is. Whisky IL. Pork steady at
1885 to 1851. Lard steady at 20 to 20A. Tur-
pentine at 4211S to 4S. Groceries quiet Freights
active. s i.'
BALTIMonE, Aug. Cotton quiet at 3351l.i
Flour dull. Low grades firm. Howard
street superlnc at to 611 Wheat steady. Good
to prime at IS 10 GO. Choice Is. Corn steady
OF toS Oats firm at 40 TO g. Rye at 20.
Pork firm al $34 to s341S. Bacon active and an
advancing tendency. Lard firm at 1917 to 20.
Whisky quiet at Is to Ii.
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CASES OF ASTHMA.

ALTON, N. I.
To PROF. R. L. HAMILTON:
Dear Doctor-It was between six and seven
years l was afflicted with that dire malady the
asthma and after employing the best medical
skill in the country and taking all the patent
medicines recommended, without avail or any
permanent re ef l began to think there was no
cure for it; but noticing an advertisement OF
yours in one of the New York papers, it was
with the greatest reluctance wrote you, as
then expected it would not benefit me and would
be worse than useless In this was greatly dis
appointed, as had not taken the medicine more
than two weeks, before l was able to do light
work on the farm. Befoe this, l could not at
tend to any business, being completely ostrated
and after taking two packages considered myself
perfectly cured and my health fully re-establish-
ed. the bronchial difficulties and all bad symp-
toms being entirely removed. All this Is attri-
butable to your unrivallcd medicine, under the
Divine sanction, which, l trust, with me, will
ever be remembered with gratitude. cannot
close this communication without the expression
of my heartfelt thanks for the timely aid you
rendered nv daughter in Consumption. The ef-
Gciency of the medicine in her case has been
truly miraculous. That hectic cough aid Hush
in her cheek, with the other consumptlve symp.
toms have entirely left her, and now, after pc
Rod of five months she is enjoying good health
and is quite robust, so much so that she has en-.
| gagged 10 teach school this summer. You are at
liberty to show this letter to any similarly afhlc-
| ted, or publish it as you think proper. ANY let
| ter of inquiry will cheerfully answer am,
| dear Doctor, with many thanks,
| Your humble servant,
JOSEPH LITTLE.
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ANOTHER CLERGYMAN HEALED!

BO0NTON, IN. d.
R. l.. HAMILTON, M. D.-Dear Sir-lt is with
pleasure that communicate the result of the
use of your medicines When first visited your
the office without exhaustion With all your
prestige as successful physician, had but lit
lie hope that you could cure me. There wa. was
nothing strange in this Four years and four
months had passed away, but during that period
had suffered constantly with chronic diarrhea
and piles. had some Of the best physicians,
cure. but all in vain. Why should 1 think that
YOU could do me more good than others But
sir, justice aud gratitude compel me to FAY that
after the nse of your medicines Inc result was a
complete cure. | cannot expect to be freed from
liabilities to attacks of disease any more than
other men, 1 wish had the voice of seven
thunders, and could assemble the sick in the
world. would direct them to you, sir, as one
fully competent to heal, and whose generous and
noble nature would not allow exorbtant
charges h'
REV. GEORGE H. JONES.
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GRANT & PRosPE RITY.

Business revives under the new regime Other
than general causes have, however, given tre-
lnendous impetus to the sale of
Ciistadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The chemists have come out in two leading
scientific journals against the lead and sulphur
poisons for the head Qor that is their proper des-
ignation), with which the country is infested,
while DR.. Chiffon, the first analytical chemistin
America, announces to the world that 5ilQ
Cristadoro's Dye is Utterly Poisonless,
and that he k,aO0s it to be so, because he has ANA
lyzed it. - rffe -
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERYA1IVE, as
a Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyeiug. Try it. July IL -d&wlm
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A cLEReYMAN CURED OF RHEUMATISM,

- UINTViLLEi N. o.
PROF. R. L. HAMILToN-Dear Sir-I have pur-
posely delayed writing in order to give you the
results OF your remedies. The medicines came
to hand in due time, and I commenced using
them as instructed, and have perseyered For
! the drst week could not see much change slne
of the disease; and at the end OF the third week
decided change for the better was manifest l
am now able to walk ABOUT with ease and COM
fort send you my sincere and many thanks,
and pray that God may bless and preserve your
life for many years feel that under the bless
ing OF Divine Providence, you have done great
| things for me. am Hasf 81 s24.
Yours truly, az
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A HARD CASE!

SPINE, KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BLADDER DISEASED
"DR. HAMILToN.-My best friend and Broth
er-You have saved my life! This is not only
certain to my nwn apprehension, but all my per-
sonal friends who have known my sufferings SO
long and so well, join in this opinion. From
spinal disease have suffered for years what no
tongue can tell Besides this disease, l have
been afflicted with aggravated affections OF the
liver and spleen; and my kidneys and bladder
have been SO diseased that other physicians have
tried their skill in vain. have laid in hospitals
for months, and have again and again consult
ed the most eminent physicians and surgeons IN
Boston, New York, Charleston, Cincinnati, Chi
cago, and other cities, without regard to expense
They were men of learning and great reputation,
but in all honesty must say they did me no
good. After trying thoroughly their skill, they
have had to acknowledge my case as compllca-
ted and hopeless incurable' as they have term
| ed it. In nine weeks yon have cured me-made
| me new man. ] had no nope nor had my
| friends but am not right; l AM well and re-
| joice that, after eighteen years of suffering, l
know what it is to enjoy the blessed, joyous feel
ing of health, vigor, life freedom from PAIN and
| with the power to work, think, and enjoy my
self l offer you this testimonial gladly; hope
it will lead hundreds to you. know that where
of 1 here testify; and shall ever take the great
| est satisfaction in recommending you to all the
afflicted, for to you owe my life" ..s-
| Your true friend and brother,
A. G. BUTTERFlELD.
Monroe street, between Bedford and Franklin
| avenues, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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REMEMBER ONE TAING!!!

READER: Do not think that you cannot be
cured because you have tried other remedies.
Let it be distinctly understood that may RENE
dies are known only to myself, formany OF them
are discoveries OF my own, and are compounded
according to my own reasoning ard extensive
experience with the sick.
ill sick persons must remember that ii they
wish to be put upon a course of treatment which
will cure them, they can write to me their pres
ent symptoms, plainly; or patients can mark the
symrtoms they have, rs above published. can,
in every instance, prescribe for them just as well
as though | saw them, Tor / have constantly
thousands under my Treatment in various parts
of the world, whom never see, all of whom
cure as speedily and safely as though see in
personLin fact, some OF the best cures ever
made have perfected in cases Inever saw.
ALL wish to know in any case is the most
prominent symptoms, and. they can just as well
be written as told to physician, and he can
treat the case as easily as though the patient were
| present.
Please write 10 rae at once, all ye afflicted, and
I will answer you promptly, and to the point,
and state fully the facts as they appear, and
I, whether Won can or net be saved. Do not give
| up, oyen though your family physicion has done
YOU no good, for 1 have saved thousands after al
hope had fed and the grave as near. The Wis
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THE WORK GOES BRAVELY ON
.Norurp CJ EPGyMAN CJTRED
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN CURE

The eminent divine, Rev. j. W. Hinkley, of
Athens, Maine, writes:
"My health has SO far improved from the Ell
fects of your treatment that am able to resume
my pastorship. Had it not been for your naedt-
cine Should not be living mow. To you, with
Gods blessing, do owe my worldly existence.
am living exponent of the worth of your
matchlcss remedies, and shall hereafter deem
it part of my religious duty to recommend all
suffering with diseases of the Liver or Lungs to
speedily apply to you May Gods blessing d at
eased and suffering humanity"
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improved Turbine Water Wheel
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
a8t ia AT RICHMOND - 20 goo

YJSIIE next Annual Course OF Lectures will
commence ON the FIRST MONDAY In o.
tobcr, 1869. and continue until the LIST OF March
following The organization Of the school is now
more complete than at any former period, with
in the several departments. CLINICAL M
STRUETI0N atthe College In6rmary, H0ward's
Grove Hospital, aud City Aims houses. .s sf
FEES differentiation, IS; full course OF lee
lures 1920; demonstration OF anatomy, sl0i grad
| nation, $50. fi'o le 1915 ina etn ,.
Board, $40 to $50 per month. For copy of
the annual announcement, containing full par
| ticulars, address LIS. JOYNES, NJ. d., i,
= aug 7Iw6w - Dean of the Faculty.
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William McNells, Eagle Rock, Venango Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, writes =
'' / return my sincere thanks for having per
mancntly cured me of rheumatism, after having
suffered severely Tor about seven years. when
had doctored With other doctors and tried all the
patent medicines that could get with no avail,
and was so bad that could hardly get out OF
my house, and part Of the time not able to get
out of my bed, as was affected in nearly every
joint, thought would try you as last resort
To my great joy, in less than three weeks was
man in the place. In one month was perfectly
cured and had gained seventeen pounds; and l
never had better health in my life than | have
enoyed for the last six months. May God bless
YOU and your miraculous remedies"
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IMPORTANT CASE OF EPILEPTIC FITS.

IMPORTANT CASE OF EPILEPTlC FITS.
Read the following evidence of what my treat
ment has done in a case of this disease, hitherto
considered incurable:
LoCKHART, ILL.,
DR.. HAMILToN.-My wife was afflicted with
fits for ten years, attended with great spinal and
nervous debility. She doctored with several
physicians, but all to no purpose read one oil
your circulars and SO impressed with your
new and simple theory of disease that deter
mined to try your remedies Every one. one in tn the
neighborhood cried 'humbug;" but, thank God,
failed to dissuade us from our purpose. AS you
know, we sent for some of your remedies, which
with the help of God, have completely and per-
manently cured her. She has not had fit since;
her back is strong, and her nervous vitality and
strength have returned As every attack - she re
reasonable t, suppose she could not have lived
long but for the timely interference OF your won
dcriul skill. To God be the praise; for SO speed
lily and miraculousy have your remedies work
ed can but recognize you as an instrument
of Divine power in rescung my dear com
panion from a terrible death.
JOHN s. SHARP.
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REV. ISAAC HUGO.
ACJEBCyMAN's WIFEl

CLEKU I MIN . w 1T II
Mrs. Rev. Geo. G. Haddock, OF Ripon, Wis,
writes: 1 5-.-..f
1.-THE remedies you sent me last spring work
ed like charm throughout my entire system.
do not believe should have lived until the pres
cnt time had not used your medicine. 1t is
my sincere prayer that God may bless and spare
you many long years to minister to the physical
being of diseased humanity. All that can do
TO extend your field OF labor shall be done earn
cstly and willingly" -T a
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CURED AFTER "LoNG YEARS"

CAMBRIDGE, Jefferson County, Tenn.
Dear Doctur-It is with great happiness that
take my pen in hand to inform yon OF the good
effects of yourtruly valuable remedies. really
believe that would long ere this have been in
my grave had it not been for your timely aid.
God only knows the long years OF suffering Ell.
dured previous to adopting your treatment; and
now that am free from pain, it seems as though
a miracle had been wrought. have rccommcn-
dcd several to apply to you, and you may rest as
sured will do all 1 can for you. May God aid
you in your praiseworthy efforts in relieving
poor diseased mortals. i9fs i
Ever gratefully yours,
CASE OF AGGRAVATED STOMACH Diff
-'iit' GUILTY.
Mrs. Nary A. Whitford, of East Florence, N.
Y, writes: