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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-08
IMPERIAL silver MINING

L Company-Location Of works; Gold Hill,
Storey County, Observation-Disclosures arc de-
linquent upol the following described stock, on
account Of assessment levied on the 18th day OF
July, 1869, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-08

ONE BOX OF
" aratioR Is war
appetite for Tobacco
ter hoy strong Tho
fails In any case, thc
funded. It is perfectly
all cases. II 10 almost
Off the use Of Tobacco
of the win. Some
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$40. 900.
For Sale.

hx THAT splendid CORN AND COT.
8!IA TON FARM, known as the "SALU-ssscss
ssaADA FORK PLANTATION" +" Situated ~
nine miles South from Newberry Court House.
8: C., and forty miles from Columbia. The
place contains about eighteen hum dred acres
OF choice lands; about twelve hundred of
which are open, and the balance woodland.
bounded on two sides by 'sBush" and "Big''
Saluda Rivers, it affords large proportion OF
the most desirable bottom or swamp lands:
and on Big Saluda River it has one Of the
most valuable unimproved water privileges in
the South. The improvements are an elegant
Two-Story Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou-
Bile Framed Houses for Iaborers quarters,
Stables, Barns, Blacksmith and Carpenter
Shops and other out-houses-all sound and in
good condition. Belonging to the place, and
propelled by an excellent water power, is one
ofthe best Merchant Mills in tho State. having
two setts OF forty-eight inch French Burr
Wheat Stones, and one of same eize for Corn,
with machinery all complete. Also, a No. /
Circular Saw Mill Gin House with a sc 7enty-
five Saw Gin; Threshing House, with an excel
lent Thresher and Grain Fan; also, a Cotton
Screw. Lands in this section will produce
from one to two bales of cotton per acre with
out doubt.
Terms cash or its equivalert Parties wish.
ing to purchase, can see the Lace and obtain
further information by application to Jordan
p. Pool, Esq, Newberry Court House, S. c.
or address H. WARE 4 SON
July 4mO New Orlcans La
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q n
laas assdsA 81 IiIa si;ia .i 81; "a rhe
market % astsoug on Vanderbilt stocks;
steady and firm on Tie balance! Money
SS91s Startling long .; short 911. Gold
SO5s. SIS 2Q11i Tenn essess, exlcoppon
8aA, new SO, nVirginia's, ex-conron,
|611h; new 53M;. Louisiapa's, old, 7O:
new "a; levee's B4L; S's 841S; Georgia
rs 80; North Carolina's, old, 191S; new
43; South Cardinals, new, 65. Flour
dull, and 5@1Oc. lower. Corn 10. better.
Pork dull, at BOTS. Cotton lower-26sl.
". M.-Cotton fully 70 lower. with
sales OF 1900 bales, at 261X. Flour
heavy-superfine State 5.50(@5. IS; COM
mon to fair extra Southern 6.10@6.55.
Mheat heavy and 1c. lower-winter
Western 1901. 40. Corn scarce-mixed
western SS(9l.O0. Pork heavy, at 80. so.
Lard trm-kettle 1S@1824. Whiskey
heavy, ut l.2l. Rice quiet-Carolina S@
y; Sugar active and strong. Coffee firm.
Moiasses steady. Freights declining
cotton steam hac. Money very easy and
supply more than abundant at 5Ca7.
Gold quiet but frmer, at 3Ol5.
BALTIMORE, October 11.-Cotton ouiet.
at II. Flour dull aud weak. Wheat
dnll-prime to choice 1.4O6I.47 Corn
tirm-Southern white 1.1O@1.12. Oats
dull, at $4,000. Pork quiet. Bacon
firm. Whiskey 1.21@122.
CINCINNATI, October 11-Pork 81. 90.
Lard TX. Baeon firm and quiet
smoked sides 2O5.
NEW ORLEANS. October 11.-Cotton
25I, with sales of $3.50 bales. Flour
from 5.7O(96. 10. Corn scarce, at 1.2O.
Pork 81. so. Bacon-jobbing 1Sal@2115;
clear 2l492l19; hams 25. Lard 1897;
Kegs 1O}a. Sugar7common IL; prime
IA. Molasses So Whiskey 1921. Cot
fee-fair 142l.
MOBILE. October 11.-Sales of cotton
to-day 1000 bales-middling 24@2414;
receipts zoos.
AUGUSTA, October 1I-Cotton market
steady with sales of 500 bales-middlings
Az; receipts 500.
SAVANNAH. October 11.-Sales OF cot
ton to-day 800 bales-middlngs 25; re.
ceipts 2,234
CHARLESTON, October 11.--Cotton
steady, with sales of 45O bales-mid.
ding 2514; receipts 1889.
HAVANA, October 1.-THE stock of
sugar in Havana and Matanzas amounts
to 287, 600 boxes aud 5000 hogsheads;
quotations are nominal; buyers and sell
ers apart.
LONDON, October 1I-Evening.
soils 93as. Bonds 841a.
LIVERPOOL. October 11-Evening.-
Cotton opened quiet but closed irregular
-uplands 1214@12as; Orleans 12%@
2l 81; sales 1000 bales
PARIS, October 11.-The bourse opens
firm-rentes II and 70.
HAvRE, October 11.-Cotton opens
firm but quiet-spot 14711s; aAoat l3S.
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WashinRton News.

WASHINGTON, October 1O.-Boutwell.
in his speech at Philadelphia, said he
was aware of the differences of opinion
as to the payment of the public debt in
the manner contemplated by the admi-
nistration, and would therefore state in
a single sentence the entire policy of the
administration with regard to the public
debt as he comprehendedi it. It was that
the debt was to be paid. principal and in
terest, according to the terms of the
contract, in coin or that which men will
receive as the equivalent of coin, without
any abatement whatever
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE de-
partments and banks are closed.
ESt. Thomas had an earthquake, on the
9Th September, almost equal to those of
1867.
In the Supreme Court, the Yerger case
will be heard on Friday as to the ques.
tion of jurisdiction. The Brown case.
from Texas, is to abide the decision in
Yerger's.
Judge Fisher, in the Schureman case.
snatains the motion for arrest of judg-
ment, on account Of defective indict-
ment. There are three other counts
upon which Schureman is to be tried
he was connected with the stealing of
notes from the Treasury, forging the
signatures, and altering them. Turner,
the negro postmaster at Macon, Ga, is
implicated in the case.
The Court OF Claims met but adjourn.
ed. without transacting any business, in
respect to Ex-President Pierre.
Farragut is getting we'll.
A large number of cotton cases on the
present docket of the United States Su.
preme Court having been taken up on
an appeal from the Conrt of Claims.
many cases will remain on their docket,
In which the same questions are in
volved; as those taken to the Supreme
Court. Attorney General Hoar will, at
an early day, make an effort to advance
these cases before the Supreme Court, in
order that those before both Courts msy
be settled. These cases grow out oi
claims for cotton captured by the United
States authorities during the rebellion,
Which was sold and t6e net proceeds
placed in the Treasury, 4 ,"'2 -. 1T !" = :
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.l,,.lll lFAI.I. OPENING.
/ .atnsrfsait..esnA dzoY wsn
JsMA %. 1asssNARDiyI

WE HAvE'RECEIvED,A AND HAVE READY
for sfa,hination, the largest afd inost lsttrSc.
tive STOCK that IL has ever been our plea.
sure to exhibit. Itis SO extensive and varied,
that it is impossible to enumerate. We. there.
fore, invite our friends, and all in want OF cood
and cheap DryiGoods. to call and see for them
selves. We pledge ourselves to give satisfac-
tion in regard to the style, quality and price
OF our Goods. - J. H.,& II. IL, KINARD.
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OUR GOODS

~ AO W NkJ
It FOR
FALL TRADE
A RE now ready for distribution Thestock
"A ofgoods AT RETAIL in the Front Store
Is replete and full, and Of every conceivab
style and price. ~ :,
:,
Our Shawl and Cloak T ,partment
Presents some rare attractions in prices and
designs.
Our Dress Goods Department,
AS usual, exhibits all the handsome novelties.
Our Hosiery and underwear Depart
ment
Supplies all the articles of comfort and protec.
tion for winterase..
Our Notion and Haberdashery DEPART
ment
Will, as heretofore, receive our best attention.
and every novelty, useful or ornamental, can
be had from it. ~'''
Our Carpet Department
This season excels everything of the kind ever
exhibited in Columbia before, comprising
everything known to the trade in the way Of
Floor Carpetings.
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The Albemarle Fire Insurance Co..
HAREOTTESH1LLE, VA. ~
a3- @ PITAL 94OO. 900. -zr

CHATTER PERPETUAL.
losses Adjusted Equiabiy and Paid Promptly.
WE publish tho following letter from Rev.
w John A. Droadus. D. b., flate Of Virgil
at Greenville, 8. c.:
". E. Earle, Esq.-DEAR Srn: / an, nerson.
ally acquainted with the President, Secretary
and all the Directors OF the Albemarle Inaur.
ance Company, Charlottesville, Va, and know
tial means, and Of fret rate abilities for buai.
ness. have always understood that the Com.
Pany was well managed, and ON o good basis.
Very truly you're, JOIN I! q !! 4. gKoADUs.7
Sept 2S tufs General Agent for the state.it
a. y; SCOTT, Agent, Oolurobia, 8. @. I.4 fye
Col, N. BRoWN, Agent, Anderson.
j. d. HILL d Co., Agents, UnionYille.
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NNHE Proprietors take pleasure In announc-
Il ing this eleg egantly-furnished Establishment
now open for the accommodation of guests.
The table will always be supplied with every
delfcacy OF the season-both from the New
York and Charleston markets, and no efforts
wtihbe EspArealto give perfect satisfaction, in
vefyfespest toonr trons. AFREE LUNCH
in the refectory every day from II until 12t.
Il. II. BaDENHop. pnornIrTons.
May 80
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Lost,

Il the Penitsntiary, on tt,e, evening ' ef Sem nr
tembcr 20, . BO0K, entitled ,'sThe London
Labor and the London Poor Vol, 2,sl Any
person returning the same at Kenstlef4 Bar
Der Shop WIN be rewarded. OotS8s
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OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT

Is specially, wherein we claim to give all tho
advantages that can be offered The Goods
for the Department are on hand-boupht
right, and sold with as little expense as they
can be handled anywhere
We solicit call from every one wanting
Goods We positively guarantee our bills
certainly as cheap-otten cheaper-than can
De nad elsewhere r. q. SILVER
R5 The Grcenville Enterprise, Abbeville
IresS, forkvillo Enquirer, Newberry Herald
Chester Reporter Keowee Courier, Spartan,
burg Spartan, Unionville Times and Camden
Journal will copy to the extent OF ono. .fonrth
OF a column, change weekly, with the PHENrx,
for the quarter commencing October /. 1869.
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The New Catholic Cathedral in New
York will seat 19, 900 persons.
1t is said that the great fire in the Dis.
NAL Swamp will result in the formation
OF lake from three to ten feet deep.
Onr "yellow citizens" is the style for
addressing Chinese audience in Califor.
mia.
Prof. Otto jain, one of the most learn
ed men of Germany, died at Gotlipger on
the 9th ult.
An llliterate correspondent, who is
given to sporting, wants to know when
the "Anglo Saxon race" 30 much talked
about, is to come off.
The grand jury of Edgefield have ic.
nored the bill against the Addisons. for
the killing of young Cresswell, some time
since.
A large meeting was held in Salt Lake
City on Thursday night, to take action
for the admission of Utah into the Union
The matter will be pressed at the next
Congress.
Boston has philanthropist who visits
the prisons. Said he to prisoner:
Most of your friends think your sem
tence was excessive; nothing like it was
ever known" eyes, suppose SO, was
the prisoners reply; "but then, you
know, everything has gone up since the
war;"
AN OLD ST1LL.-In the mountain
Counties of Virginia, among the old COP
per stills seized was one made in 1876
a venerable heirloom in Virginia fami-
ly, which is undoubtedly o relic OF one
Of the original F. F. VS.. There are
papers giving an authentic record of it's
history, and the revenue officers propose
TO obtain copies and forward them to the
department..
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Roper HOSPITAL.

TVNHE public are respectfully notified that A
Il part OF the Roper Hospital Building has
been organized as Private Infirmary, for the
treatment Of patients in the city and through
out the state, who cannot be conveniently at
prepared to receive both medical and surgical
cases at the Roper Hospital, where the best
medical and surgical treatment, with board
and nursing, will be provided at the sum OF
twelve dollarD tS123 sperweek. = ~ F~T's7l-,.
Apply to the Secretary and 4reasurer Of the
Board OF Trustees, DR.. WM. T. WRAGG. No.
~ East Battery, Charleston. or the Resident
physician at the Hospital, DIR. MANNING 81
NUNS. 'trP 5 iSept22 WI
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a Card.

THE subecriber has opened an Office at the
il Store OF Messrs. Wells & lCaldweli. and
will be pleased to see his friends and former
customers. Storage will be provided for anv
Cotton that may be consigned to his care.
oct n6f9 JAMES X. FRIDAY.
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1; q s; 1ll;al|1IsIVl.AI AIS

= : =! - - =. l. NsAAHaS
a.asR,sss. --lr,iu esl'
sHROIAAMlzz01a nMAnRRgs
~ Hpi.tSfi -.I< , ss---l+-I tak iksA2Se
A MOTHER r LOT o,thoae bsAntfiini BHDo6.
AposhsE aias p solors 1of thos,s, ,,Sssas SsSaSssome
We are enkh3ea teIeen isbeaptiial GRADE
other leading dealers fom other markets and
%SHHshs an entire importation of this brand Of
Abeantiful assortment d WICKER WORK,
market, just in. -. ~ TT " '7''i
Superb lot OF FI.PS, in
JONEY, SQUIRREL,
RIVER MINK,
,ro,, REAL MINK, &C.,
Oct IL r. C. SILVER
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Holland Gin.
I PIPE PURE SCHIEDAM GIN, direct from
4 the Custom House. JOHN c. SEEGERS.
Cotton Bagging.
PORNEO, GUNNY, DUNDEE and DOUBLE
ID ANCHOR.
10. 900 yards of tho above for sale at lowest
market rates. L. & G. D. HOPE
Bolting Cloths.
A FULLassortmento on hand, MILLSTONES
Aand IRONS. purchased at low rates. by
FISHER, LOWRANOE Il FISHER.
Internal Revenue, Sd District sc.
CoLLEcToR's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, September "a, 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hav.
IN ing any claims in IL Half Boxes TOBAC
GO, marked, Faris, PHILIPPE 4 McQuecn, seized
at Columbia, to come forward and give bond
to defend suit in the United States Court. or
the same will be sold. A. s. WALLACE
Sept 25 o5 15 Collector Sd Dist. q r.
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Notice ,of Copartnership.

~ Notlce ot Copartnership. -. -
NNNN,. TIE subscribers have this day EF5SA
1torneda Copartnership, for the MW
and Commission business, in this city.to Ia
conducted under the name and style Of WELLS
& 0ALDWthiL; and hope, by strict attention
TO business. 70 merit liberal share cf patron
Wehsve ample warehouse room for the etof.
age OF Cotton, and other country produce, i.
Our iocstionis on GerYais street, near the
South Carolins and Greenyire and rColumbis
Railroad Depots, and next door West Of tho
National Hotel. JACOB II. WELLS.
- JOHN d. CALDWELL.
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 2, 1869. O3 1859 !.
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Ramie Agency,

HS6HCy,
III ArING been appointed Agent for the sale
IL OF the RAMlE PLANT in this city, and
also engaged to some extent for six months in
It's cultivation, am prepared to give informa-
tion as to it's adaptability and receive orders
Tor Plants; also authorized to establish sub
agencies for The sale of the Plant that 10 -
present agtating our planting community.
Oct r. c.. SHIVFR
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08
Selections

Suppose that you had title to de-
mand some proof of Gods love, what more
could you demand than that which he has
already given
Have the courage to own your altered
opinions upon conviction-you need not
be ashamed of being wiser to-day than
you were yesterday.
Some persons are above our anger,
others below it. To contend with superb
ors is indiscretion, and with our interiors
is indignity.
As the ancients held those places sa-
cred that.were blasted by lightning, we
ought to pay a tender regard to those Wis
tied with affiiction.
Have the courage to grant favor
that insures a benefit, even if it costs you
much. How many could do good were
they but brave enough.
If you have performed an act of great
and disinterested virtue, conceal it; If
you publish it you will neither be be-
ieved here, nor rewarded hereafter.
Have the courage to hear what your
enemies say of you. They are secrets
worth knowing-for the most part found
ed upon facts.
Modest people are not the soonest
frightened 81 wonder what they will
think of me-" is not the inquiry of HUI.
mility, but of vanity.
A mans elevated position in the
church does not make him other than
w at he is. The raven cawing from the
steeple is a raven still.
Have the courage to refuse favor
that endangers anything, although i,
costs you little. How much has been
sacrificed at the shrine of obligation
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08
der him insensible, and it is feared In
iured him fatally.

der him insensible, and it is feared In
jured him fatally.
George Chase, John Blodgett, Ira
Parker and Zenas Rowell, of Canaan,
were arrested by custom house officials
few days since, charged with smuggling
and taken to Island Pond, where they had
an examination, at which Rowell turned
States evidence, upon whose testimony
the others were convicted and fined
Chase $500, Blodgett $500 and Parker
$500, with an additional penalty of $50
each to cover costs of prosecution. Cheap
enough.
= Some of the townships in Essex
county are not yet organized.
-Avery's Gore, in Essex county, had
no inhabitants in 1860.
The Congregational church in Lunen'
burgh has, within the last fifty years
contributed S526.27 to the Vermont Do
nestle Missionary Society.
The Congregational church in Guild
hall was organized in 1893.
Deer are becoming quite plenty in
Essex county. They have been driven
from the dense forests of Canada and New
Hampshire by the wolves, which have
made their appearance in several places
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The Next Governor.

Editor Of the HrulI::-I notice in your
headed The Governorship,' and signed
"A Voter of Windsor County, The
writer seems to think that the several
newspapers in the State are taking toe
much liberty in the matter of selecting
our next Governor, and that the people
should be heard on the question. | am
glad that the papers have taken the mat
ter in hand, that is the only way il
which we can learn the wishes of the peo
pie, including the writer of that article
| suppose it is generally conceded that
the man who is to fill the Governor
chair for the next year is to be taken from
the county of Windsor. Among tn,
many able and worthy men who reside il
that good old county, there is one who, il
seems to me, towers up head and shoulder.
above all the rest.
My recolloctions of him run back many
but surely working his way to proud
,minenoe in his profession, and at the
same time laboring night and day in The
thankless occupation of reporting the de
cisions of the Supreme court, and making
digest of the same at the imminent sac
rifoe of not only his purse, but hi.
health.
But although his labors were untirinp
and the benefits to the State almost be
yond comparison in the business to which
have alluded, yet it was in another and
broader sphere where he was destined t.
bring out and develope the whole fore,
and power of the man, and render servi
ces to his State which can never be full,
repaid.
When the late wicked rebellion burs
upon us. he was among the first to buckl
on his armor, and go forth to meet tn
enemies of liberty and his country
and with his gallant vermonters, was il
the front ranks of one Of the first battle
of the war; and, after having nobly don
his duty, and served out his time, return
ed home, not to rest in idleness, but to d
more than any other man in the State +
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keep the ranks of our army full, and give
life, and courage and hope to the dis
heartened and timid.
Tha records and files in the Adjuantt
Generals Office, show that a more faithful,
energetic and trustworthy officer never
handled the affairs Of that Office. Under
his direction and management, everything
pertaining to that department was re-
dueed to most perfect system, while the
most rigid economy was observed and en-
forced in regard to every matter which
came under his supervision. There is not
a town in the State which has not reason
to remember the aid and assistance rem
dered them by that faithful officer
during those trying days. If the
matter of quotas became confused and
mixed at headquarters in Washington, he
was there at once, and Vermont received
the full credits to which she was entitled
Such man as we have described, now
lives in Windsor county, and in the good
old town of Woodstock; ripe scholar
sound lawyer, promoter of every pub
lie work and improvement, man who
has been often tried and never founo
wanting, man who would be an honor
to the office, and credit to the State.
AS one of the people, | present thu
nan for your consideration, and ask yo'
to examine carefully, and weigh prudent
ly, before you pass him by. He has served
you long and faithfully and he merits
well of his fellow-citizens, and without
any disparagement to other good and true
men, who are urged for the place, l ven
ture to san that he is the noblest of then
all. I would, therefore, respectfully
name. GEN PETER T. WAsHBURN.
A VOTER OF RUTLAND Co.
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TENURE-oF- OFFICE BILL.-The Free
Press is at loss to divine the reasons why
the Vermont Representatives in Congress
voted against the tenure-of-office bill as it
finally passed. There ought to be no hesi-
fancy in ascertaining the reason of their
course, for there is a sound principle I'M
DERIVING the original bill, and all the
notifications through which it passed did
not obliterate that principle, and as con-
sistent Legislators, aud not for any show
of independence, they pursued the course
of men who believe earnestly in standing
by good and wholesome regulation on
all occasions; and in so doing we have no
doubt, when fully considered, will be
largely sustained by the mass of their
constituents at home. While our Sena-
tors voted for the amended bill, for the
sake of harmony, their course heretofore
upon the subject leads us to believe that
they must have done so at least under
mental protest, while they believed the
principle upon which the bill was based
sound doctrine.
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Tie American people are cmpllail. a.tI, @. t.s.f
hvers.' ia" constant wear and tear ot Hg.tsu and
muscle bring MANY ailments iusllfrr.s 4fs-
pcIsla aud All IT, Attendant hprnpr- such a.. hill
Ions headache. ioss ii appetite. sfutar l,,,
drin, and general debility al the Whplt $500,
All persons thus afflicted need some ,.-r.l .ri1,,,
lAnt, which @anprlsts medical pral-rtl... si.i fh
found IN ALiFN'r GoNGEEss BIrflE- Th.vss,
not cheap Whi-key, bat scientific cofgl,i,,.-
ton OF some sixteen kinds u Roots aud Rsfk-
all OF which are acknowledged by tie Maltr,i
Faculty 20 contain curative ,nd tonic pfbIasffi,
One important ingredient i the rflrkiy 40
Berry. eelebrated throughout Europe a. 4 No..
ventive of Aslatie cholera, and OF an .t,r,,,,.,
complaints aud Diseases Aliper.,ns sho,,,i 49,
SONG reliable family medicine hand ~, ,,,l,,
as a cure but - a preventive, aud an who b,ii,s
maj pure curative siiInnlant Is preferable 10 the
many poisonous compounds usually called .sBouf
Don Whisky" should purchase aud use AIfTx's
CoS0nEss BITTTEs. Address w. AIRS %.
prietor, Fort Edward, N V /, TO