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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

From a recent poem BY oliver Yendel
Holmes.

Four nurderous years aaa ROssed in sausage
strife.
Yet xtIII the rebel held his bloody knife.
At last one MOI a inas-Wao E0Egebs the day
When the black cloud Of war dtssolveo
The joyous tIdings spread Ger land and sea.
RebelIion done for! Grant has captured
Up every Flagstaff sprang the Stars ano
Stripe
Out rushed the extras, wild with mammoth
Down went thslaborer's hod. the school
..HooFaaw!S he cried-@the rebel arny%
All what a time the folks ali mad with
Each fonf, pale mother thinking of her boy
Old gFay-haired fathers Heefing-Have yol
And Tarn a ehoke-and not another word
Ststers ali Aniling-and mafaens, not les
dear,
In trembling poise between smile anc
Poor Bridget thinking how she'll stun tn.
In that big cake for Johnny when he comes,
CrippIes aftsOt-Eheuma atlcS on the jump,
Old girls SO loving they could hug the pump
t3unE going bang from every fort and ship
They banged 80 loud at last they Wakened
Rip
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01


Mr.. James Leonard Corning writes
from Dresden: In my opinion, moi
wine or beer, but tobacco. IS the great
enemy Of the German people-the men
I mean. for smoking is not one Of wo-
mems rights in these parts. There Is
almost no chewing Of tobacco done IN
Germany but Of smoking and snufnng
how shall I tell the quantity---smoSln1g
ssrecisilv II would be nearly truth
F.,F y, pronounce II a universal practice
aToong the men. The philosopher can
not WELD his brain nor the woodsawyer
his muscle without calling in the aid of
this dangerous narcotic. believe the
cheapest brands Of tobacco are most
abundant in aGc0kfH, and the Germans
for the most part smoke the meanest to-
bacco that ever the Lord let grow. This
is land Of poor people; but ! have
not found any man yet who was too
poor to smoke. Kings and aristocrats
are not the forces that hold the masses
down in this country. There is. enough
money wasted in foolish indulgence Of
appetite every year to drive the sieie-
ton of penury out Of ever cottage and
garret. a people cannot rise, nor do
they deserve to, till they learn the two
kindred sciences Of thrift and self-gov-
ernment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
BRIEF BIOGRAPHECAL SKETCH.
Es.

Julius Casar-Son of old man Caesar.
Was born at Rome, in his infancy, and
upon arriving at the estate of his man
hood became a Roman. Was a Fighter
and a writer of some note. His friend
Brutus asked him one morning how
many eggs he had eaten for breakfast.
and he replied. "Et tu Brute!" His friend
enraged at being called brute. stabbed
Caesar quite dead.
Mohammed-Author of the Koran, %
an exciting romance written in the Nam
moth Cave of Mecca. He was the orig
inator of a religious creed with which he
stuffed Turkey. and tried to get up a
broil in Greece, but failed. Many Of his
earlier followers suffered great persecu-
ton. Some of them were bound in Mo-
rocco. and burned at the stake. He had
three temples while living-one at Mecca,
and one on each side Of his head.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
Dc Ome WmmfIrelI

T4ONCORD and Hartford proKAfe
" Grape Vines, 80 Ounce trees (beut
kinds, &C. growing ON tue two building
lsltss rods front, Il deep, west side OF
Z rankin street, between the promises Of
Aessfs. Ross & Owston, South Delaware
I.sts ana all forsale at s600,-91 on ten years
time by HENRY n EATON
Sent lily
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
Terrible accidents

A RE occurring almost daily with
"A Grass Lamps and Kerosene OIL, that
might be avoided by using the SAINT GER
AA1N LAMP, which " nasatie o4 solid brass
ana a,1d,la la which the OIL reservoir II 20 far nom
,hs pAaLze that &c cAhEl0E geb heated. Itlt
t,,snL ls 1pertor Ia Mlt oEhrrs. Call and see
mem ~ 80. = Williams Block
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7--5-
w ARTS.
What all Want I!

A GOOD and durable III Ge4ae. OF
IA themselves AID friends esDecfaTtX- fte-
parted fiends.
THESE can be made Eife size from stsf
smallest pictures, also from Ihos+ OH fatfe{f
oues Of any kind-givlng color 81 hair fs7Tt 4
complexion and clothes Coioring m spsl
the only really durable coIofiYp IN llse
Prices TO suit afi varying from ten fo fifIS.
dollars framed.
ANY one having three hours NJ dav tn
spend, for four weeks can have three TSEe
Sized PtctltrCs for thigali dollars with 4 xpo7Sl
edge or the rr1nci les Of tht. A ri
B 4 sure to call and eszn4niale sFSqcipa.4,s
before making slrdefs lseRhere. Boust for
ger the place, 1876, south Main Street
our d0Dra north Rail Road
Oct. 29. 69-lv. ~. NJ BuRIx IxHOLDER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

B4 WILL f. CUhEIAs
IA wooded hiII-a low sunk grave
Upon the hilltop hos2ry; /;
The OAK trees Branches DER 1t wave,
Devoid ofElab-uo record save
Traditional story.
And who the humble dead, that here
So lonely sIee pS
And who, as ) ear FoIlA after year,
In Summer green or Autumn sere-
Comes here and weeps?
SO lone and drear-the forest wild
UnbFOken seems
We might think some forest child,
GrOwn tired of hunt or war-trail wild
Here lies and dreamss
s'But no; no Red man of the west
These clod- so of by wild beasts press'd
Now lie upon the Enoldsred breast
Of one more dear.
'sF'or Lineoln's mother here Is laid
Far from her SOU.
No long procession; false parade
fpride or place was here displayed
No requiem sung!
'sNo summer friends were erowd'd round
Her humble grave
The summer breeZes bore no sound,
Save genuine grief, when this ioW
mound
It's echo gave.
itHer husband and her children dear,
And neighlors rude
Dr9SNFQ III B4e1F naFQy nOIne-SpCn gear
We're all that gathered round her bier,
In this lone wood.
High pile the marble 'bove the breas
OF chteftRin slain;
While in The Wildwood ofthe west,
In tombs by nnught bat nature dressed
His mothers latnl
s'Her grave, from art or homage free,
Neglected liess
And pride, and pomp, and vanity,
From this lone grave must ever flee,
As moekerieS.
"A nations grief and gratitude
Believed hts bier -
For her who slt cps in solitude,
IN this lone grave in western wood
Have no tear
''And shall the mother of the brave
And true, and god,
Lie thus neglected In q grave
Unfil for mental, cl0wn or knave,
In this dreRr wood7
'Oh! nation OF the generous free,
Be- this your shame;
And let this grave beneath the tree,
No longer thus neglected be
Without a name.'
The people of Spencer county, Indi
ana, are making an effort to erect Z
monument over the spot where ON
modern Cornelia reposes. VAN"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
DRESS 1aAKENG, Sc.
Ladies! LadiesN Ladies w

YOU VIII and it to your advaneawe
Il to call at y. q. EVANS a. CO.'S a51
examine their spring stock of HonTlefs
Hats, Fto1geFs, L1ces, Bo10 and Sash Ribbons
Kc., before purchasing .elsew here, TheT
hstve lifted up and are now occupying a
handsome room on the first floor IN the
Evans Bioex, and are prepared to offsE
better hAi gains than before.
Dresses made IN the Uesgt latest seligs and on
short notice.
Remember the place-Evama' Block,
south AnAn St. aDFl5-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
What has become Of EYe
Mighty Men i'm BHcIIPamag'


w H have had our Baaausr soa the
outer wall, with PRICES SO Low that
no firm IN the State OF Ohio undertook to
meet MS. We have driven onr foe to the
wall, and occupy the field without fear.
We have silenced all men who years ago
assumed some power of competition. They
are now willing 10 confess conhdentIally
that there is no use trying to meet or beat
Us in prices. because we are game on q
''set-to." Their only hope is in the
ignorance OF their customers, who viii not
look around to see the difference in our
prices and theirs, which amounts to at least
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

Whittemore has q good stock OF ae-
surance. He now threatens t1 present
himself 20 Congress for admission agaln
next December.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

1t is a significant fact that the Reform-
ers of South Carolina who met in State
Convention, at Columbia, on the 18th
inst, adopted resolution recognizing
the Fifteenth amendment as flnal set
tlement Of the vexed qeustion ofthe stat
us ofthe freedmen under our government
Negro civil and political equality was
broadly indOrsed. The Convention was
controlled entirely by the conservatives
of the State. who are claimed elsewhere
as Democrats and identified with that
party.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
FOR RENT.
For Rent.
FOR SALE.
GPRING WAGON -second-hand--for
~ sale cheap. G. HILLS
Junel0tf


I viii sell cheap, for cash, or trade for a
good horse, ss twO-hnrse fatntly carriage.-
Enqu re at J. S. Cox's or of
IunI7-2Wl c. HUGHES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
A Desirable ls0t &C Auc-
GFnw

THE Trustees Of the Presbyterian
IL Church of Delaware, Ohio, viii sell AT
auction on the I'd day OF August. next. at ,
o'ct oek, PM, one of the most desirable
building Lots in this city. II Is Ioeatr-d on
the corner of Franklin and Winter streefs
hat ing a south front, on Winter street, OF
50 feet, and west, front on Franklin street
OF l22 fe, t; formerly owned by j. Hyatt
There viii also be sid at She same time and
place, 2D0 pc, ch of building stone, Sale to
take tIaee at the lot.
IEE1ISs one-halfOf the purchase money in
hands the balance in one year with inter-
est on deferred payment, secured by mort
gage on the lot. They also offer for sale
them lot and church on south side OF Win
ter street hetWeen Franklin and Sanduslzy
streefss known as the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church,
By Order OF the Trustees.
G. Fl. WALDO. Sec,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
MARRLE WoRKs.

III. GRIFFITH, Dealer I'm Amert-
u can and Italiau Marble, opposite the O.
w. University, Delaware, q. Statues. Mon
uments, unus, Vases, AIantles, Cabinet an q
Counter Slabs, executed from the bes7
signs and choicest marble. pr62R
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

Risks Written at Adequate Rates.
8. K. DoNAvIN, Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

Under the new apportionment, Ohio
win gain two and maybe three members
of Congress.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

HESE are pertinent questions
which our citizens should answer be-
fore insuring their property For years the
west h',s been paying an annual tribute to
the East, by patrOuIzing Eastern Fire In
surance Com mpanies. This constant and
continuous drain has seriously affected the
financial interests OF the West and the
People of ONO have sought for means to
check the tide, and retain these interests to
our commonwealth. The organization of
FIRE insurance Corporations has afforded
an elective means, and. To-day the Insur-
anc9 Companies Incorporated bEz the State
OF Ohio are among the most solvent and ef-
fectiye IN the country. Among these incor-
porattons the
sHOME. OF COLUMBUS.
occupies most enviabIe position. Organ
ized By gentlemen of acknowledged proni-
ty and capacity with a paid-1p capital es-
ceeding
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
She enters the insurance field with all the
will com pare most favorable with any sim
liar institution IN the country, aud her fu-
the foremost. There is scarcely d cornr1lu-
nifty IN the State which has not m8nIfest ed
its interest ia the success of this institution.
The best known business men throughout
the Stale have become stockholders, and an
earnest disposition is shown tO build up Il
Westerh Fire Insurance Company which
viii be without rival.
Nh corpoEatI0n off rs more or better Sc
cur3ty than the" HOME, OF COLUMBUS" It's
LIABILITIES, excepting capital stock, are only
s341A9 46. Nearly a nalf a million of dol
lars security. This il ample beyond any
peradventure, and should commend the
Company to our citizens.
The folllNvins " wellskuoWns gentlemen of
this place own stock IN the tEfOIne - Hon.
7. C. Jnne~, H. M. Career, w. p. Reid, J. d.
Van Denan, Prof. W G.. Williams A. Iy-
brand q. B. Paul, T. E. Powell, NJ. Miller,
j. H. Mendeis hall, Chas- 0 Little, r. n.
Jones, B. F. I,ooiborough, s. K. Donavin.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
INSURANCE.
a ESTERN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
rs ID Not Time TO Keep OnH.
Money at Home


Is the West to Continue to Build Up
Eastern Cities and Enrich Easter1a
Capitalists
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
FINANCIAL.
DEPOSIT BANKING co..
American House B8EocK.

Cash capstu1 ana Reas .kssats. &
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
BY WILL F. coRB1N.

The Grave og LlneOln's HIother.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
NArEeN4L RxFENpETUREs
speech 6fths Hon. John neatly,

or OHIO.
IL The House OF REPRESENTATIVE
9ze2fe II. 1870.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

On the bill (H. B. No. g7g making appro-
priotionr for the legi>1aGtvt-, exeeIl i've
and Judicial expenses Of the Government
For the year ending June 30, 1871.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01
JEWELLERS.

~ PLATT, No. 3 williams Block.
NJ dealer In Fine Watches, Jewelry and
silver Ware. Agent for the Howe Sewing
Machine. april 89
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-01

Rev. B. D. Nadal, d. D., President Of
Drew Theological Seminary, died there
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

rillss Vrsouvlsane, Marougsa,
Waltz Lauoera eic, until about
twelve o'clock, whon che band
struck up 8 march which announced
that the doors Of the supper room
bad been thrown open. To thisall
repaired, where. TO use an old and
talteFed phrase, "sumptuOus sup
per awaited them" After which
the dance was renewed. But alas,
there is.nO rose without It's thorn ;
no party Of pleasure without its
dlscomforts! No happiness that is
not iinged with sorrow or regret.
Abou. two o'clock there came an
OminOus sound Of water falling up.
on the roof. II was rain, which
continued withoutIintermission un-
Ill about nine o'clock ia the morn
Ing, aud prevented the assemblage
from dispensing, aud what is worse,
made the writer indulge in refleC-
tions not in strict accord with the
decalogue, at the idea of missing
the morning train. But the rain
finally ceased and all full Of happy
recollections hied them away to
their several homes, to live over In
memory the merry and pleasant
hours through which they had just
passed.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
RuTTEIL MD CHERsE


TnE Cherokee treaty swindle,
which was exposed by the Herald
over a year agO'when II Was about
being lobblcd through the last ses.
sion Of Congress, has come up again
in the present session. Besides the
swindle in the treaty of taking, as
1t proposes tO' do, some ten or
twelve million dollars from the
Treasury to purchase lands ofihe
Cherokee Indians, the whole affair
shows up the inconsistency Of
treating with Indians MS. foreign
powers New York Herald.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

sdlTees-aBd 11c amoall dIan0 ei
Of, and Cor what purposes
70. That hefaFfigr these
several OHeaFs sllali make
similar report % thla Board at ils
first regular meeting 10 each month.
%. That there several re-
ports shall be referred from time
70 time. to an Auditing Committed,
appointed By this Board, whose du-
ty il shall bet0 audit these accounts
aud report thereon to this Board.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

There was an attendance Of steF-
ling, intellectual working men at
the citizens meeting last night--a
collection that meant business and
lid business
Hon. H. T. Simrall, Chairman OF
the Special committee on the capi.
tai removal, reported,
lie said I: Thought it was pracll-
cable and feasible to bring the capi-
tai to Vicksburg, prOUided we offer
something tangiblo-an indueemnt
OfsOhd wOrth-it Is important that
we convince the members Of the
Legislature that the cost to remove
here will not be an objection, and
that on the score of economy, il
is desirable TO come to this city.
Thought the Court House the very
place for the capital building; that
il could be repaired and wings
added north and South for Legisla.
tive halls; that It would thus make
the most convenient and hand
some structure IN the Southwest,
and a pride and honor TO the State.
The county can well afford to give
the Court House aud grounds to
the State for this purpose, and
build a new Court House well an
swering any purposes Tor $4,000,
half Of which could be raised by u
sale of the Jail grounds and the
removal of that eyc-sOre elsewhere.
It will cost as much to repair the
old capital at jackson, as to build
new wings TO our court house aud
put II In a suitable condition. Let
us offer the Court house and ground
to the State as o capitol.
Rev. Z. X. Marshall. d. d. fol-
lowed agreeing with Judge Simrall.
Moj. Paxton, also to same effect.
Said that competent architects said
the old capitol at Jackson must
come down. Could not be prop
erly repaired. 1t would be a waste
Of money to actempt it. Others
followed 10 same effect.
The report Of committee was re-
ceived, and committee continued.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingersoll the
the Committee on Removal of the
Capital were instructed to confer
with the Board Of Police to Ascer-
tain II they would donate the Court
House and grounds, aud with the
Council to know if they will appro-
pirate money 10 pay the expenses
ofa temporary session Of the Lcgis-
lature at this place.
1t was stated that the prospect
for the removal Of the U. S. Conrts
to Vicksburg was favorable. Mr..
Fulkerson presented bill for mail.
ing addresses to various points and
persons, which was allowed and
ordered paid.
On motion Of Capt. Geo. Barnes
committee oflvc was appointed,
consisting Of Geo, Barnes, Geo. G.
Kress, T. G. Bedford, T.. W. Wallin
and Dir. J. II. ID. Bowman, to pre-
pare an address, scttiug forth the
advantages Of the soil, climate and
productions Of Mississippi aud
Louisiana for information of immi.
grants.
The meeting then adjourned.
- -.~Ds~ -
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

FLORIDA ENATORs-CURIOUs
MUDDLE.-On the 10Th instant the
Florida Legislature elected G.. B.
Hart United States Senator in
place of Abijah Gilbert, whose
election was declared illegal. The
Senate opposed the movement, bui,
1t is stated IN the Savannah News,
some ten Senators struggled into
the House, were allowed 10 vote,
and the thing was done. How
does the question Of illegality now
stand2
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

DANCE AT BEECHwooD.-Thcre is a
beautiful flower strown little home
few miles in the county, known
as "Beech Wood" The building is
large aud roOmy, half modern, and
for this land aud age, halfold style.
II is an irregular structure, appar-
emily increased as the wealth and
Importance, or tho increase in the
family ofthe proprietor dictated.
But let it have been built as It may,
there Is an air OF comfort and cOzi-
ness about the old structure. The
grounds are large and were at oRe
time, evidently beautiful. Dense
masses Of ceddrs, hedged IN with
wide aud close spreading arms, lit
tie natural trellised walks, winding
In aud out, here and there, now
breaking upon quiet sleeping,
pcriumed bed Of Violets, and now
? rustling among the thOrny embrace
Ofdeep dew drinking rose. When
springs fairy touch shall have
shaken all these floral children
of nature into blushing and
blooming beauty, II mast be spot
Of most enchanting loveliness, and
yet, strange to say the place is un-
inhabited. II is given up to the
wasting and destroying care Of
Time and he, as Is usual with him,
Is making sad havoc with the beau
ties of the place in the exercise Of
his stewardship.
1t wasRt this place on Wednesday
evening that about twenty couples
ladies and gentlemen, met to trip
away in the may measures Of the
dance, the rapid flying hours.
The old house nOdding and sleep
ing in its quietness, was about
night.fall' gladly aroused from 1t:
semi-comatose condition by the
glad voices of the self.invited
guests. Full Of beauty, loyeliness
happiness and good spirits, the
young ladies OF the immediate vi.
cinity accompanied by theil
delighted escorts continued TO ar
rive until about ten o'clock. Long
before which, however, wFappingl
and furs having been dispensed
with and ravishing music stealing
upon the attentive and eagor ear
the dance had begun This c0ntin'
ned In q rapid succession Of Quad
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

GEORGIA SEEAToR.-lt Is stated
that General Terry aud Judge Joe
Brown have the inside track for
the United States Senate from
Georgia, with chances in favor of
Terry. The election of The latter,
from the expression Of opinion al.
ready given by native Gcorgians,
would not seem to us, be very OBJ
jectiOnable.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

a coLoRED school boy Of Mr..
Buchanau's school, got into a diff
Guilty with another negro about their
hOop.rOlling or something of the
kind, and came to blows, which re.
suited in the beating and kicking OF
Ferdinand Martin IN the belly SO
that he died that nighA(MOnday)
at the Hospital. The other boy is
In custody for the offence, but 1t is
thought that he will escape punish
ment upon the plea that "he didn't
intend to kill him." and that the 9TH
er began the Eight. We don't think
the ldW looks at Il in that way.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
Of.the HUMAN
S Y S T E nj !

Ely ard Wilder, chilli Tonic cures anti
eradleates from the syiem Chills and Fever,
Fever AMI Asue. DImb Aguo, and cvey
type aud variety Of malarial fever or arree.
tion. The blood becoming thia and porous
produce these diseases, This medicine con-
tains iron 10 shicEen ant bring up the blood,
and hence eradicate the disease entirely
.iOm the system
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

The question Of giving increased
encouragement TO foreign immigra-
ton is under consideration by near
ly all the State Legislatures now in
session.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
AND THE Us

Edward wilder's Mothers Worm ny up
shOu b. usud ln all cases Of worms. II Is
perfectly harmless In its nature. Gis apure
syrup that children win reality eat. III
never failing In rs effect, and will relieve
your little ones Of wsrms al once, and with.
out the aid Of any other medicine.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
THB RRSfDRER

Edward Wllder's Compound Extract wild
Cherry cures coughs, Colds. and Catarrh OF
every description. In bronchitis, Laryn-
gifts, Asthma. and PhtRizic, IL gives imme-
iiate comfort ard relief IN Consumption
Difficulty Of Breathing, OF coagh. ths meb.
lclne has no equal, and has never been
kAOwn to fail TO give Instant relief, followed
by Ccftain and ornament cure.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

EdWara Wildsfs stomach Biilsra. iis
body Is pnru BaaFboa WHISKY. - caraa
Dyspepsia, Liver oomplalss B 81 sgeelea
orihdIEertiin ft gives immediats RELIEF IN
collie aud Flux. Il Is prescribed BY the
abiest physicians. It Is used BY the minls-
Try II nshou'd 4 10 Kept In every household
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
VICKSBURG PRICE CURRENT
cOEEE0TRD DAILY ~
The Chamber Of Commerce.
FOg THE vICKsBURG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In filling small orders
higher rates are charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05
HaPbinger
HEALTH!
OF

Bdward wilder's saBaparlla aud Pot.
ash Is q rare combination, such as tho world
has never before known. II is an unAilny
and rapid cure for scrofula In all is forms,
scrOfulOus Sore Eyes. Chronic Rheumatism,
Pimples on the Face. sGIn Diseases, no mat.
ter how Old or inve.erate. White Swelling.
Constitutional syphilis. and Ulcers Of every
Elhl. For the rapid aud permanent cure
Of these diseases this medicine stands unrl.
valei, and \ cure !. guaranteed in every
case.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-02-05

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