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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-03-04

CnASMER.-I'hc Herasd Of February 23d,
publishes . letter Of inquiry from his
friends In Rome. Bradford county Penn,
concerning J. II. Cranmer---bettcr known
wi, Montana a. Major Cranmer. On !
tour OF observation through Deer Lodge
county last fan, we met Major Cranmcr q
Gold Greek, and he was then living on :
ranch sonne four miles from Pioneer City.
win tho Deer Lodge papers notice!-cn
tai 7yesss, 31. ........ .E :.
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Dissolution Of C0partnership.

TIVE copartnerxhip heretofore existing between T.
i g. Walton and Ed. Stone under the title OF Vail
ton Co., 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Ed Stone having dispOsed oe his interest In the same
to Thomas Stark. All debts due said hrm will be col
lected by Walton Co., and al liabilities Of said m
win be paid by the same.
Deer Lodge City, Feb. - 1870.
H0 WALTON,
s. Ed HTONk
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IMMIGRATION.

The Capital Times, of Feb. %. seconds
the suggestion of the NEW NORTHWEST.
THAT a succinctly written article, setting
forth facts and figures concerning Montana,
The inducement it offers 10 labor, permanent
settlers, etc." be published in the two prin-
cipal papers of diverse politics in St. Louis,
San Francisco, Chicago and New York.
Ncssrs Bassctt and Magee. of. the Ting
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THE ROMANCE OF MARK TwA1S's WE'D.
DINa.-It had been arranged that Mr.. and
Mrs. Clemens should proceed at once to their
clearinghouse on arriving in Buffalo,
while the rest Of the party were to be dom
iciled at the Tiff House. The securing of a
desirable, gcntecl home in private family,
lad been delegated to an intimate friend and
resident of Buffalo, who, understanding tho
tastes and requirements Of the young couple,
would of course be the best person to mako
for them judicious arrangements. Mr.. Glenn
ems, having been absent on his lecturing
tour for the past few months, accepted tho
assurance that everything had been attended
to. At the depot hearty good nights"
were exchanged. the larger party driving to
the hotel. the bride and groom taking a car
riage for more quiet quarters. Stopping in
front of modest but very attractive brick
house in the upper part of Delaware street.
Mr.. Clemens was somewhat surprised to
be met in the hall by the father of the bride
and his own sister, whom he supposed al
ready quartercd at the hotel The landlady
of the house suddenly disappeared from the
scene, and as leaf by leaf of the charming
little drama unfolded, Mark Twain found
himself the victim of a first class swndlc,"
the proprietors and abettors of which were
the delighted father and mother, who stood
there silent spectators of the happiness they
had prepared for their children in the gift
of this beautiful home For once the fun
loving Mark failed in repartec. and moist
enel eyes spoke deeper thanks than words.
Nothing that love or wealth could suggest
or supply was wanting to make the scene
the fulfillment Of the poets dream, from the
delicate blue satin drawing-roo to the lit
tie sanctum quite apart, with its scarlet up
holstery, amid the pretty adornments of
which inspiration must often come to its
happy occupant.-N ereland Herald, FEB. 9.
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GOVERNMENTAL EXPENSES.

The bill making appropriations for the
Legislative, Executive and JsdiciA expen-
SEES of the Government, now under discus
sion by the House. was reported to the
House by the Committee on appropriations.
as follows, as published in the Com preston
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ssB0ulde1.' Block Ia Famous
LEneeAoo 4 NEWMAN,

@uss LEAeoAW 4 NEWMAN,
Nos. 8 and 10 Wood St, Helena, Asn'ans'
U7HOLESALE dealers in Copper Distilled Bourbon
w Whistles, Imported Brandiss and the most -
lect stock of $500 -
Fonign and Domestic Wines 4 Liquors,
q III uaaes IN The Territory. Direct Importer On
Rhine. California and Sparkling Wines, Berlina Aun'
Always On hand 4 superios stock Of Sherry, PaEt.
Madeira and Clafet Wines Gih Jamaica Rum, ScosSn
WhbN' Cd CALIFORNIA CIGARS AND rLA's
ING CARDS.
q Orders solltitedLwill receive our prompt ~
tention, and Wipss shall " aaAisfacsCxy. IVY
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to ten niles on either side of the road At one occk
the bill was laid aside.
Oolladay Of Kentucky, and Dawes of North Caro,,
m, implicated in selling Cadetships have resigned
their seats In Congress-.
Nathan Kingsley, senior partner Of the firm Of
Kine1ey 4 CO., n 7. vinegar manufacturers, has sb
seconded with thirty thousand dollars.
Patrick ]. Meehan, editor Of the Irish American
shot in New York the night of the 2sth by jaime,
Keenan, on Broadway. Both were members of tho
ONei branch Of the Fenian Brotherhood, and had A.
tended Fenian meeting General O'Ncil was also a,
the meeting which was stormy the Senate of the
Brotherhood and o Neil having come to an open run-
ture. Keenan, was warm adhercnt Of O'Neil and was
dismissed that evening BY the Senate from tie posi-
ton of Secretary of the organization mainly 1t ia
said through the efforts Of Meehan, who is the chief
in opposition to ONcil.
Chicago has petition Of twenty thousand names ia
close the saloons on Sunday.
Storey, of the Chicago Times, tried to have tho
blonde horsewhppns beauties arrested the stage,
but failed.
George Vanlcrpool was found guilty of murder ir
the first degree In Detroit on Monday for killing Her
bert Field.
EN- Ycrgcr, of Jackson, Mississippi charged with
killing Col Crane, Is in custody OF the civil authori-
tics.
silver mine is reported struck in Greyson county,
kentnky, and pronounced rich.
The steamer Mississippi. out from New Orleans
heavily loaded with produce and stock, struck snac
and sunk No lives lost boat and cargo total loss
Bedrock has been struck In the Missouri river at
st Louis under the eastern pier of the bridge ninety
feet below the surface Of the river 1t reached on
the morning Of the asth
e San Francisco. March 1.-The Nebraska. now at this
port il ready for sea- and will be the pioneer vessel OF
the Australian mail line. She will sail for Sidney and
Melbourne OH the 25th Of March.
Late Arizona alvices state that rich mineral dscov
cries reported. One ledge of goldbearng quartz
near Bradshaw mountain, has been traced five thou.
sand feet; 20 claims located 1t. The rock as.
says from 1900 to $4,000 per ton.
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia have sent let,
.crs of coincidence to the widow of the late Arson Bur
lingame.
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~, .LloV u 81 l.s9a1.s1''s 4 81
$50 ~ &C., VI seIisla9 ~ - 1tsfs'tsa u go
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Frrsr MI III fs''.lbaIt .ssst 9sttsi "a u
.55tss l .ssss'tds ,Asal1a-t -
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THE TERRITORY.

- Pick and Pow, Feb - /.
A mine Of petridla mud turtles has been
found on. the ranche of Andy Cowan,
on the East Gallisin. There are tons Of
them, from The ter1apin's proportion to siz
inches in diameter !.
The distillery of Mcssrs. Howell & Mopu.
ton will soon 60 into operation, when bo-
gus bourbon will have 70 give way to the
genuine Spring Hill brands --,
Many thousand pounds, of bacon will be
cured in the''pocket" this year.
In orc,ef the windows of the store of Tro-
bridge, Main street, opposite Warmers hall,
may be seen the stuffed skin of panther
Rocky Mountain Lion-which measures
nearly eight feet from the tip of the nose to
the end of the tail. Itwas shot few weeks
since by Yellowstone hunter at the mouth
of huge cave. the entrance of which was
strewn with the bones Of deer, antelope, etc.
Capital Times, q.
Thcquart in the vicinity of Radersburg
is proving up good. Mcssrs Heating &
Baker have worked 100 tons from the Keat-
ing lode in Nave's mill, which yielded $S5
per ton, free gold. During the past winter
development on the r. E. Lee and Heating
lodcs of this district have been most favora-
bic, and Mr.. George Sample, of the Raiders
burg district, is now in the city, cndeavor-
ing to make arrangements with parties who
own idle machinery to have it erected on
Crow Creek. -.
Andrew Munson, a ranchman, living
near Mill creek, committed suicide last We'd
ncsday. Old.
A grand Masquerade will take place on
next Wednesday evening.
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i 9si.l .sg.sss 49, ,asni I'll qy.ia .ssa' faf.siH
IL Id '.ae.ies sa1eTAd y5..t -asa'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-23
AUCTION SALE.


V,HE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED ARTICLES
Il will be sold at pnblie suction. in front Of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office, in Hamilton, New,
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LAKES SUCCESSOR. Governor Blasdel
has appointed John d. CORN Judge of
the Ninth Judicial District Court, vice
Charles A. Leake, deceased. Mr.. CORN
is a social and pleasant gentleman, one
of the few who remain there Of the
founders Of Lincoln county. and certain
ly was entitled to some position from the
hands of the tall explorer From the
organization of the county to date of his
present appointment he has occupied the
Office Of County Clerk of Lincoln. No
doubt he will grace the chair he Ia to oc-
cupy with dignity, render most righteous
and brilliant decisions, and cause no one
to weep because of his promotion. Yet.
after all, when we look over the list of
names submitted to the Governor for a
choice to the position, we can not but
wonder at the selection.
BULLIos.-wells, Fargo & Co., on
Sunday, shipped from their Office in this
city to, L. L. Robinson. San Francisco. G
bars of bullion from Ely. weighing III
pounds, Of the valne, of $5, sos. 80; and
on Monday. to ]. & ", Selieman & Co.
New York, 8 bars. weighing 166 pounds,
valued at 80, 124. 95. from the South
Aurora.
PIcSIc AT SHEBMAErows.-Onr Sher-
mantown neighbors had a picnic yester-
day in honor of the birthday of their
~favorite school teacher, Mrs. b. T.
Brown. A large party graced the occa-
sion, and hilarity ruled.
THERE is a dispa'ch in the Telegraph
office in this city for H. d. Keller.
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SECOND Ward
REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

u OCULAR MEETINGS. SATURDAY EVEN
HI ING Of each week. in the room over the
Blue Wing Saloon, at 8 O'Clock.
The Club Roll can at all times be found at the
Club Room, and ell Republicans of the Second
Ward are invited to come forward and sign,
j. J. AYERS. President.
JOINS LEcoNRY, Secretary. an9-tf
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Recorders ceuit(.o G. L~rcoNsY,J J.
MosDAY, August %, 1870.

"E"If Nubu7N 30 IoFU.
l.. w. Jones, d. d.; arrested by officer
White. Fined S15.
Jos. Allen, similar charge; arrested by
Marshal Dumars and officer White. Fined
S15. which was paid and 10. was set Mt
liberty.
Henry Mayer. drunk and disorderly;
arrested by officers Kelly and White.
In default Of $40 fine, was committed
for 10 days.
Nat Doe, assault and battery; arrested
by officer White. Fined $30-paid, and
Doe is free.
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Co TO Q. n. Alexander's for your
drugs. fe7.tf
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AoraI Entrlltgenrf.
Observation-Disclosures DIRECTORY.
Of Mine. lLspied. Per SIR DeIinqil sale.

.sarssNHSTs LIVED AND uSfAp oS WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
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AUCTION SALE.
UNcLAiME ID.

rI,HE FOLLOWING ARTICLES UNCLAIMED
at our office In TREASURE CITY will be
sold at public auction unless previously called
for in front OF Wells, Fargo l. Co.'s ONCE, in
Hamilton, New.
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FOR JOB PRINTING, s:.. Ono. nc = The
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WELLS, FARGO Il co.
Treasure City, New, August 10, 1870. au2O-6w
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1870-06-09
The watcrec Rail Road.

The County Commissioners Of Ian
caster, subscribed on last Monday $780,
900 to the Watcrco Il North Carolina
Rail Road. Somcprivate subscriptions
have also been taken. Adding the
above amount TO that subscribed by
Kershaw, ($l5O, ,oOO fonting upS&5o 900,
forms basis upon which organization
may Immediately follow.
We understand il is the intention of
the Commissioners to organize at once
and push the work forward "a speedily
IA possible. The bill, consolidating the
two lines, tho Waterce x n. G. Road
and the ;. C. Central Road, leading
from Gourdin's to Charlotte, N. O.,
will he taken up in the early part of the
next session OF the Legislature and no
doubt passed with but little opposition.
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Crumbs.

Lancaster County is to have three
militia companies organized under the
supervision of the Union Leagues.
Several citizens complain of hav-
ing their cows mill;ed by unlknow II
persons in the woods.
All is activity among our FARMERS.
, The weather is charming and the pros
pCct SO far Is very encouraging. 1t is
not too late to plant corn yet. Put in
double what you think il will require
for your own wants.
The Oat crop, so far as we have
heard, is over an average of any pre-
vious year. The wheat crop is fine.
An amorous swain declares he is so
fond of his girl that he has rubbed the
skin from his nose by kissing her
shadow on the wall. \ hopeless ease
that.
An ungallant congressman propos-
cs to lay n tax of twenty-five per cent.
on corscts. Since there is no tax on
men getting tight, why shouldn't the
ladies have the same privilege:
An exchange says: "Tryiug to do
business without advertising is like
winking through n pair of green Cog
giles. You may know that you are
doing it, but nobody else docs.
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Benefit of Advertising.

Who can doubt the benefit OF advcr-
Using amer reading the following par
aGrnpit from u Florida exchange "a
family in Florida lost their little boy,
and they advertised for him in the
County papers. That afternoon an
alligator crawlcd up out of the swamp,
and died on the front step. In his
stomach were found n handful Of red
hair, some bone buttons, u glass alley, II
brass barrclcd pistol, Sunday school
book, and pair Of check pants. The
advertiser clt did it.n
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One of Your Duties.

IL Is just as incumbent upon the good
citizen, the upright man andthe Chris
tian, To subscribe for his county paper
and take II home for tho benefit of his
family, IA 1t is for him to provide for
any other Of their many wants and
comforts, as food, raiment, &c. It Is a
duty he owes to them, and one that
should be pcrformedas ~ faithfully IA any
other He owes il to the toiling print
Ct a';'5, ai,d It s.l5;:.h t,e enA cf ti.e first
considerations. How many there are
who read the paper every week, and
look for II anxiously, who do not sub
scribe. Arc you urv ,.f themy Dnn'f
he guilty OF the like again, Ii Is very
fraud against the printer, ts little as
you think il.
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a Revelation alb out chewing Gum

The following, o!ippUd from All en-
change, vii! hc ofintcrcst to many who
cannot find sufficient employment for
their masticators at the table: Chew
ing gum is made nt Poduck, Mlssachu-
sets, ofgum arabic, rosin AMI coarse
Fat. Any kind of fat, even that OF dead
doE", is used i'm the manufacture, and
when all the ingredients are placed in
boiling kettlcs'sa small quantity of tile
most naTseous liquid foam il put in to
whitcn the gum" When this fact is
known, girls flIavc a porfuot right to
chew gum If they want to.
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The President has signed the bill
enforcing the Fifteenth amendment.
--EX-GOv. u. B. Vance has been
nominated by the Conservatives of
Mccklenburg, us their candidate for a
scat in the Senate.
The G"6Ttiius says: The county
of Richland is set down for ten COM
panics of militia, two of which have
been mustered in. to bc called the sec
ond regiment of the third brigade.
A small fight occurred between the
Fcnians and the Canadian troops near
st Alhans, in which the former were
very badly whipped. routed and disor-
ganizcd. O'Ncil is in iail somewhere.
and the invasion has been abandoned
. hopeless.
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SpErI1I NOTICES

How TO BUILD C'HEAP.-Evcry one
who has any experience in building.
knows, To his sorrow, that the thousand
and one little items Included in the one
word HniShi5g. make fully hair the cost
uf 81 house, and that ill-adviSed cXpcn-
diturc In this direction often runs the
bill far above the estimate. To avoid
su"h trouhl" and disappointment. buy
your blinds, doors, sashCs, muuldinGs
mircet fioih tho manufactures l.. =.
Toalc, Charleston, :. G. See advcr-
tiScmcut
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

UUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
~ low for cash,
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard Sugars,
CoilGcs, MolasSCs, MackcrcI, salt. Is
Scncc of Coffee, Pepper, spice Ginger,
Cloves, Starch, Soda, Candles, Tobacco,
Snutls, Soaps, Mustard, Axle Grease
Hacking, Sc.
COnfectiOuaries.
Canned Fruits. Preserves Pickles.
Brandy Peaches Candies, ,Sardh"-. .oh-
stcrs, Oysters, Hrrin"s, Crnc!srS-AIL
KIND Cigars, Pipes, &c.
Miscellaneous.
Shoes, Tiu-Waro, Aye Hands, Hoes.
Locks, Iron, steel, Rope, TiA Hooks,
Knives, Powder, Shot. Cat. Pistol
Cartridges, Stationery. Matrhk, Whis-
kics, Bramdio-, Wines aud Btl"rS, Nc.
ID. \. MAqK EY.
March -, 1870. k}lm.
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Removed.

We learn through q private source
Sthat the Postmaster at Camden, Mr..
2Boswcll, has been removed from Office
for deficit in his money account to
the sweet little tune Of $1,000. Capt.
}, Place, late u. =. Internal Rev. Assess
STsShas been appointed In his stead.
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KOSKoo.--'fhis medicine Is rapidly
gaining the confidence of the people,
and the numerous testimonials of it's
virtues, given by practitioners Of medi-
cine, leaves no doubt that IL il safe
and reliable remedy for IMPCRITY or
THE BLOOD, LIVER DISEASE, &c.
The last Medical .JcnrHat contains an
article from Prof n. s. Newton, NJ. ID. i,
President of the Il Medical College, city
Of New York, that speaks In high terms
OF its curative properties, and gives n
special recommendation OF Koskoo to-
the practitioners, Of medicine. This is,
we Believe, the first instance whore siich
medicines have been officially endorsed
by the faculty OF any OF the medical col
lcges, and reflects great credit upon the
skill of DIR. Lawrence, Its compounder,
and also puts ''Koskoo" in the VAN oi
all other medicines OF the present day.
Norfolk Journal, December III, 1859,
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Vote on the r abroad in zEershaw

We learn 10y private letter that the
vote taken in Kcrshaw County, on the
proposition of II county subscription Of
sl50,O00 to the Waterce Rail RoNd, was
carried bya large majority, but worry
few voting against It. 1t is also stated
that many. of the citizens of Camden
have subscribed individually to the
80 Nrly Of tla-l1s.usl
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whe XIX Century

For June has been received, and we
have read its pages with increasing de-
light. This magazine is far superior to
any literary publication in this coun-
try, so far as we know of. ...
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The Election,

Thr following l. the total vote Of
Lancaster County in the recent election
for Representative To Congress. for the
uncXpired term OF B, +. Whittomorc,
rNprllrl
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Law Blanks.

A large supply of the 'Ncw Code"-
always on hand ut this Office.
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LOCfL.

Just Printed.
Blank Liens for money, crops and per-
sonal property, at the LEDGER Office.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

From which can bc selected anything
wanted and will he sold at extreme
low prices for CASH.
PRINTSat 8, 10, and II! cents for
tIc Lest.
English Baragcs at 12I cents.
JapanceS Cloths, Lcnos, Muslins, at
prices which defy competition, for the
stamps.
LADIES
in want of Hats, BQnncts, Ribbons and
Artificials, will find beautiful ass6rt-
ment just opened. Shocs-full assort-
mont.
CLOTHING.
Call and see our Dollar Linen Coats
(cash). No one will go without q coat
GROCERIES,.
Our Stock of Groceries and Provis-
IONS is very full Bacon, Lard, Molas-
Scs, sugar, best Rio Coffee at y cents
per lb., cash. Mackrcl, salmon, Cod
fish, Meal, Flourat market rates for the
Cash.
HASSELTINIE &'CUAFEE.
Lancaster. May 10, 1870.
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FANNY SILVERS.
Dudler, Worcestershire England.

GENTLEMEN Il can with confidence
recommend your excellent medicine,
the Pain Killer, for Rheumatism In
digestion, and also Toothachc, having
proved efficacy in the above com plants.
Yours, DC,
REUBEN MITCHELL,
Rrihyn,nnnls pincn RnIfnn
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:. T." I.EAIIINET Sercar
of Agcncic
,i9A" piRFH'roRSJohn
SrME M IAEGE C. Butler Cen
rrii j. d. N"incly Colonel Branch r
WEOFiER IN TIE PIEDMONT \ RE
Nv in
highest
most pledged tIrSta
Ina can he tceircl f'>>"'i'9 N'>S
to
~h that .onilrncc nLr
t',lal 7'''9"N
Rights its policies
heavily
in uturc. '''' f''''
j. shown t,,pi
t1tI
amount did,
ua,cs
~ years conIinc
o SIX" i'm i;,r. '7 ''' '"N''N'' III
SHOWS not
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GENTLEMEN Il have very great
pleasure In recommending your ncdi-
cine. was suffering severely few
weeks since WIN fDr,JTI,-fIfuf-,cU,i s-... "a
scarcely swallow any food, 50 infiamcd
was NV throat. | was advised by q
friend to- try your Pain Killer, and, af-
ter taking few doses OF IL, was com
pletely cure.
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REMOVAL.

"E HAVE MOVED INTO OUR
w New Brick Store nearly opposite
our old stand, and arc receiving our
NcW stock of
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Yours respeotfulIy,
~ hH ~

Bolton, England,
il. S.--l have nded the med
icine to several of my friends; and, in
every instance, IL has had the desired.
effect.
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Read some English testimonials

FKEENES SOLDlEltS' HOME.
Poplar street, London, England.
take this method Of making known
the perfect curcI have obtained from
the use of Your vnluahle medicine. the
PAIN KILLER. j was urged iy n
iricnd to try 1t, and procured II bottle
of DR.. kcrnot, Apothccary.
had been afflicted three wears with
Neuralgia and violent spasms of the
stomach, which caused "a constant re-.
j6ction of food. The doctor at West
minister Hospital gave up my case i'm
despair. Then | tried your PAIN
KILLER, which gave me Immediate
relief from pain sickness; and regain
cd my strength, and am now able to
follow my usual occupation, of sailor.
One bottle cured me.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES POWELL.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1870-06-09

Sui desire To bear willing tcsti-
mony to the wonderful efficacy of that
American remedy called Pain Killer,
which / believe has no equal i'm this
country. / have been afflicted with
heart disease, and could find no relief
got the Pain Killer, which soon made
cure. i am quite willing to answer
any inquiries about my casu.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1870-06-09

In retiring, we are pleased to recommend
our successors, Messrs. Sanders q Oates,
to all our old friends and customers.
r. NJ. MILLER e. Co.
Dec. I, 1869.