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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-29
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The most beautiful and the most instructive
Floral Guide published. A GERMAN EDITION
published, In all other respects similar to tho
English.
Sent free to all nv customers of 1870 as rap
idly rs possible. without application. Sent to
all my customers OF 1870, a. rapidly as possible.
without application. Sent to all others who or.
der them for TEN CENTS. which IL not half
the cost, Address JAMES WICK,
ds-w Rochester, New York.
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Approved July II. $50.

Public ResolutIOn-SO. T?.H
A RESOLUTION granting condemned cannon for
the erection OF a soldiers monument ut Omaha,
Nebraska.
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IPubTIc KrSOTIItIOn-N NO, ID
A RESOLUTION to regulate the effect or q vote or
the thanks OF Congress upon promotion In the
Navy.
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Approved July J., $50.

A RESOLUTION giving the consent Of Congress 10
the reception OF n certain beIucst by the State Of
New Jersey under the will Of the late Edwin A.
Stevens,
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IIIII = +, IEUSINV IUI VIII
Curry lls23. .....5......5
Hin A f, Trustee for " W
Waleman & o .......... 123O3. -. 10. .... 10
liIll A E. Trustee for John
: Bussing. l2SOf. .....2......
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LAWS OF THB UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second session Of tho Forty.
First Congress.

mo. 81
Nv the President Of the United States Of America.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS satisfactory evidence has been received
IN me from his Majesty the Emperor OF France,
through the Count Faverney. his Charge d'Afalres.
that on and after this date the discriminating duties
heretofore levied In French ports upon merchandise
Imported from the countries Of It's origin In vessels
OF the United States are TO be discontinued and absl-
ishcd:
Now, therefore, /. u. s. Grant. President Of the
United States OF America, by virtue OF the authority
vested In me by all act OF Congress OF the 7th day OF
January, 1894. and By an act In addition thereto Of
the 2Ith day Of May, 1873. do hereby declare and
proclaim that on and after this date. so long as mcr.
chandise imported from countries OF its origin into
French ports in vessels belonging to citizens Of the
United States Is admitted into French ports on the
terms aforesaid, the discriminating duties heretofore
levied upon merchandise imported from the coun-
tries OF is origin into ports Of the United States In
French vessels shall be, and are hereby, discontinued
and abolished.
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States to be
nftlNed. .
Done at the city Of Washington, this twelfth day Of
IL, ST. June. In the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and SiXty.nlnc, and Of the independ-
encc OF the United States Of America the ninety
third. U. S, GRANT.
BY the President
HAMILTON FISH. Secretary OF State.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

II. 81 February, in the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and seventy, and OF the indie
pcndence Of the United States Of America the nine
t~y-fOurth. US. GRANT.
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Approved July II. 1876

IPnbllc-No. l61.1
ACT for the relief OF the United States and
Brazil Steamship Company.
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tees ...... lGii .... 100. . 100 co
Woods Il CheeSman, Trus-
tees .i7pj.. ...i5.....i5 90
Woods & Ciec,man, Trus.
tees .,.........,.... ISL. .....J... - W
WOads Il Chccsman, Trus-
tees 1871 ..... 10. 10 10
Woods + II, Trustee ....... 1915. . ~ | n ~
And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees. made M the
10Th day Of November, A. d. 1870, so many
shares OF each parcel OF said stock "a may be
necessary. will be sold at public auction AZ the
Office of the Company. Room No. -. Merchants
Exchange Baildins, California street, San Fran
cisco, California. on TUESDAY. the 10th
Ctcn,hI day OF January, 1871, at the Eonr OF
one O'Clock +. n. OF said day, 10 pay said dclin-
qucnt assessment thereon, together with costs
OF Advertising and expenses of the sale.
EDWARD +. STONE. Secretary.
O~fice-Ttoom No. Is, Merchants Exchange
Buildins. California street, san Francisco. Cal.
ifornia.
IN. advertising changes, g. on each Ccrtih.
cate. d!ttd
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Approved July :, $50.

ITWDIIC-NU, TN,I
AN ACT TO construc certain acts therein cited, 10
relation TO pensions.
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III STATE OF TRADE.


1rspOS n +-lSoA h-Censo' opened at g o BON Money
Jud Staies
BONDS 1865 old 90; 1907 So. TeuFoIes Si4
ses quiet; kre Railway SHARES "a Illinois Cenuas 1885 At
lIruea l1G Great
LIvEEPooI Arn 4-ll:3J mCOon opened quiet; Mdns Up
Ind, m Mddng Orleans sd The sales for speculation aud eI
Ivo 90 saturday weTe bales and before gIvep
LONDON April 4-Tal0W qAe and STEADY whale on duh Tuf
uae 1aet steady. Lins-ei Oh az q ~ O g tuu
LoyDoS April s-l:30 m-AmeueaH Securities quiet Stocks
.qlst -.--- , -
vErr0oL April also Co;t0u is buoaot and QrceI have
saro,i d y n MiJdhsg UplAlds n.i; Mddins Oreaus H.
Ian Dull aud unchanged
IosDoS Avril 4-Linseed OIL 81 s. Y tun.
TAKs April 4-Tbs Bouse opened quiet Reutss 20 Soc
ASrvE April A-PetOeu opened fat - francs Tor Standard
Yute
April 4ut States FyeTEenty bonds opened frH
g. Ia s5l for TIE Of 1907.
HAvEg Apr 4-Cottop opened both spot ard aaoat
M - Bourse closed Rente 81 b5c
uCOnsOls closed 80 G5 for money
Securities closed steady United States
Fyeveuiy the OF 1862; 9l for the Issue Of 5
Cyl Of 1867 TenFore 81 kre RaEay shares u!
Lluos Cenlral ll4i. Atlantic and Great Western %.
LirERPoOL. April 44. m-COttou closed hrn hiahng Up
sas M Mdng Orleans H. Sales lie DAY. 1850 baes IN
es1Hg 100 bales To- speculation aud export.
LONDON APf 4-4Ss mIa4os s4a Eehned Petroleum quiei
Spirits TupsniHe 81 = Calcutta Lnseed quiet
Eslly
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No Red Pail 81 i1l9si Advancing; MIXED srd yellow III
Fancy white ssqssc osts s5dse Barley
dull Is for Css.dan 7oa2c Provisions trm
Pot CSC rs Bacon quiet lie for Shoulders ls lstc TOT ces
rib Sdes l6c for Clear sides Dry Sailed ssouihers loose BIC
IA dltic. Land Cattle active 50 @dfI late
Hog, dull At ase IS Rece.ps-Piea 20 bbs Wheat Nv"
Corn. II ooa hush 49, 900 bush Rive, 1850 bush .
CINCINNATI April A-tour hrm with light supply fsnp " 10
Wheat al 81 liz 81 H.
dema Prime Yellow White
steady 5ld5S unchanged Barley unchanged Cotton brm
WHISKY unsettled
unchanged Mes Pori quiet aud
for Clear ho
Sides i4Gl4ic for Clear Sides sales holders ira Bacon IN
moderate Shoulders lie Sides 3dlslc held IT, higher
Lard dull GlS with sales Exchange tH At dse buyng
Ito premau selling.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-ArRItI
this sales 300 hrri
Psnnsyvsn aud Western Steers id0lc fair good Do 300
Commou tic n Sheep sales oO1
Tdelc Hogs higher sl7 50 u for sop 10 500
4l4 for fed
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COTTON MARKETS

GtvsvS Tens Ap 4-COt,On arm boilers az. asking
Coed Ordinary Sjc sales $50 bales receipts z3 bAes
Peghts-to Liverpool sail ID IL
= Nee ork-psf Sal PERI steam lc HavrePet sail ai se
EEEOEANs April 4-Cotou fair demand and prices have ad
Mdsgs 800 bales net receipts 45@ baes
bales 1915 EIpors-To Pranee, 68o
fs KesYort 1911 bales; stocF 1881 baes Freights-Io
Liverpool Sl6d 10 NeNiofk per steam
t6i 70 HaEre, per kIehsnse-On Loudon, 10 On Pans
~
CH,EtEs-oS c. April 4-The Cotton market Is too stiff for
eu1ets doug Addng 81. 0l2c ~ bales receipts
% eEpors-to $50 bales eoEs.SseI7 bales
s 54 bales Prgbts-to Liverpool sail 3D. steamer
Exchange London, 10
A0BLF Ala Apni 4Cot0u hrn and moderate demand Md
ding rzI{e sales balrs receipts l2s bsles e1pOs-o
n lo IS bales 70 New Orleans baies stock 6l 6Aies
r1ga-io Liverpool By sal, di BY steam a. 10 NeT ierx
= m ssd steam T 70 HSre By sail ale EIebange-Os LONDON
E.ldlio. ot Pans, S7j4
hFSrss April 4Co;toa qu at re; receipt us bales;
sfos % baiss stoeT 1890 bales Flour FoniDa Co 30 G5c
O4s T. &C. Lard l5G5c PORK, 90 Bae0o-Shoude'', hIe
b1ts haltc Bulb pouiuAl
NAv'vssH Ca AgrA S-Couon trn hddings 2se sale, 80
as 81 bales sEpar coastSise 1871 bales stock ST.
aass f-hs-To LNsUoo per sail 81 per steam sled to
Fsl per steam 10 bsvTs per sal &C. kIeAAnSe-on Lon
1oe 4si ParA -.
hokyOE. Va Apn 4-Coiton frmer Low Mhdng ne receipts
% bales sIp0rs roastsise so bales stock 5 100 bales
bra9AE Apdl %Coiou dull aud nonlali hdd4ng Zee saei
% a receg lIs - bales total 10 bales
f,tf 200
Bg April i-Cottoa quiet Niddlng. age sales 200
L.yJi ba-s.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

B'i7Tsors April 4-Cotop arm MdsBE 7e Fonr fairly
Hsas . Is Yellow 81 % Oats and Ry.-Eolhug doirg Mess
"'iy bra sons Ao.asfs asa . " ,.'.
49, l5 81 =, - = Flour YER ds Sag.It9s - :.
: ~ p - e - s.. Sung Sbe. EII,s FAMILY ssS
=, t''gy 20 25os5 50 wtv., ssehaugedi Red Is
80 -, l, s A. ss: g oa srm sodee Petroleum
l5,c qd isgssr oor go Ooase very scarce no ~
wtsy oIa. 10 ssA, y. S,Hei o.S S.ei s9s'e Mo
lorna Agrl Fsa quvt Wheat qSs Cora sdS.nepe. No
0S o., 10 Sss sss oai. sd,ssesd iGac No J. IS s5ce
t's Goa. shipments. heat 80 bSss Corn neat 'O
Spag EIs Nl, qe frn sSS hg i. ,sa io o e. at
tSr ss1s,ses ,1s aaerSSoa lrr,gaal Az dull ina
p.' ga' SO 2 Ode Rys e5' No at 7te ioi REQ
lrE'les sfH At "a usboand psesagrs Provsos s 70
s % ~ SO son Il H.. 4isi, a. Lird ne Dry sailed
20 - y ior Common O. Good tss quiet s6e tsr
s- "a 5 Fss 20 sb Wb.iI b s' SR sSssr' Re,
s' ssao bash Wheat AGO tqsa. Corn ~ bgsl o. iSy
BrgT,s APti d-WLs.' o Ry and Bafsr neglected Cor,
ts's ana hr~sr sales i,e Nes faedo At the tack hsre
ga % sufes Old Co heI the railroad elevator
,ssss a sase Fos STEADY 20 "a Lad steady i5alSs
L2ulLE Avrl Cotton sau s,2ile Fiou nHeb.nsed Grai.
= Ms-oe @ slosir s X iss soa sd s
DSTEoT APl 4Whsst dla. RITA wlt. 81 20; No Waite
~ e. ~ , osi' seqSis P.,.yy - . per estial
w - IS &s. i az n sS sg7g Ezra g. o.
pc mINsw RE 1eu nal Barley nominal pts-lO
- LAM Apu ACoflNotLiug doing Rre-Noih.lg
csls tH No biAis, Sc BGH-y-NOtHug doisg
Cs"seQ J. April Ariolf Inoi-rais demand ssles 80.
-. q s31as' Is iaf No sprGg s6Gs6 Is Tor Asbrr Winter
~ o. lot WHIT ahd - p TO- Doube kIirs. chiefly
~ se dtoiAtoua wheat fair demand sales
-''e BIC Aseh4A 81 = e. Hfust a .
-. to'9 heA - . tr Botsd Is f,T Unhoed q
hisss 10 geod csusli, hborts sz8. Sspsuss s2Ia p
4 g. ~, t1n a. TO- quality. Railroad IrelzhtsFlou
hei 70 Bostoa 10 81 o. NsYor, ; 81. 40 Ana, ; m !,
- Las iapeHs-il5o 20 iu.a heat Isl0J bus- Bafsy 8sS
t-al Peas. $4,000 fett a. lumber 1900 ~
i. Api oacca quiet ssd uuctsrged Cotton aann
-, g5o.s E.lfa. - mass Treble Erifs. s54s5 J5
'' - Wv :" h-eai ara, ke Es. rad 81 OJz VI
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Ghunt,s for 8usiutss W,H.

-~----------~-~--~-~-~--
MEXICAN PANEMENT.-The very best in
~ eVey possible tight the deck Of ship no boards
p patented March - 1870 for States
are yei unsoh Address ,,
CTORE and BUSINESS for SALE IN Cilo
- Mcbgss Marquette Railroad consisting OF
Flour Feed Produce Plaster and Liquors At shoeae
elegant butt and the PROPRIETOR
h.s made interests Ad
Col EDWARD HILL, Cho, teoesee So nlcn saD-
$4,000 .s!s!a aasur MASFEP Susss a.
ps articles br patents No chance for bune.s will bear
me closest scrutiny which invited by parties meaning
business Addresi T. 9 ChANDLbh, neehk, y. .,
S2OOOOT0 MAKE iil:, Good S,l!a.I the q With os.
,bb- Shipping House. To with the soe'e
or moe temporarily liberal oder Will be made Address
SPECIAL BUSINESS, Box 100 Tribune Ofce
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Professional Nutirs.

fr0tsslonal tt0lires
ALL WHO ARE VICTIMS Of early indiscre-
~ ton suffering pematu decay disease Of the Geno
Urinary system rpetousy pVa Without deten
ton when al other treatment has .e By THE PARIS
LONDON AND NBWNORK MEDICAL ADVISER AND MAR
RAGB GUDB the author Lamont Physician and Surgeon
Medical Oces 22 Broadway n Cures OF nonres
dent. by us Book mailed by the au.hof or L. HASTE
2J5 BrosdvsV. Attendance. 10 a. m To 7 D. 10.
A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE of 40 years IN
~ Special Diseases enables Dr. LEWIS 10 guaraniee
perfect afflicted sben all others have failed Once
Besch-st
nR. DIN, - Bond-st., has no equal in New
~ the debility all ebroaic aud urinary ds
lie thousands Of the uhorusse aner beng given up p
failed Consult tie Doctor By letter person.
Send stamps for bis Medical Essays Hours a IN % D. m
nR. ENANS' medicines are powerful, sate
~ .Bd ehacous adapted the Of either ser petr OF
enables 70 guarantee
sure Can Ofes - ChsthamstN MI
DEMOVAL.-C. GOepp, Attorney at law, has
IL Bangs Building, No 23 Broadway. New iork ds
practeed 1913 IN New ORR nce 1901
Corresponds Bnglsh French and German with equal aaency
fTHE MOST CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN in
the ry r Debility aHd Urinary Diseases "
DE LEwIb : B-aeh-i
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fiuantiaI.
PROPOSALS FOR BoNDs.-wINONA AND

PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.-WINONAAN AND
l. ST PETER RAILROAD COMPANY Thi: Co@Paay sssr for
Mortgage and S64Go OF Its Second Mortgage
BONDS which authorized and issued for the
and Of its line of road from Wnoba 81 Peter
lib miles OF which
ready In operation. comp leted and equipped.
This Company wholly By and operated the interest Of the
Western Railway COMPANY and these Bonds bessss
being mortgage security property
North
Compsny by authority OF the State OF Wisconsin.
The Bonds ar, mile OF the LIST Mort
mile Of the Mortgage respectively bearing 10
able semi nnsly 10 New fort the LIST
Mortgage interest January and Mortgage on s May
sudN November.
received MONDAY April IS 1870 At H.
noon A. Ptchsrd TO whom they should be sd
Chcag aud North Railway Com
pany Wslst NesYo where further Information will be
q
its interest IL offering this 6rstclass security. -
A l. PRITCHARD
Treas nopas nd Railroad Co.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pc ana Railroads.
Ia pk Ashes pkgs BeeswAH $3.50 bales Cotton 800
Wheat lZO bush Corn 2 "a bush oats o
5,h Maj Barley Seed 72j bush Beans
10 tsg Cora Nss pkgs Sne Petroleum ISL bb PORK a
psys 40 Lard $50 kegs Lard -
pLs Butter lo pkgs tscss st IBIS kgg, l' lks allow 10
YFr Fus WHISKY - bales Woo 10 bles Hemp, -
ta.. Hops Leather Hides. 90 bd- Hse 3
A1s Tscco ado, Rec 50 Starch 10 bales
IA eos 49, u - PeoaHs
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eight to Eve years since and are
ADMIRABLY PINE SPECIMENS
Of artists and the modern EarOpe.n schools including
few usdoubsed
GEMS BY THE OLD MASTERS.
Among may mentioned psungsby GILBERT STUART
CHURCH EASTMAN JOHNSON, COLE. sULLY, LEUTZB, HUN
TSGToy MOUNT while among latter works by CGNANl
DoMINICHISo. l. CARACCI. yELAsouEz. j. cUYP TIsTo-
EETTo zUcHARELM VAN DER MEULEN, sNYDERs, ROSA DA
TIvoM GONZALES, CoYPRL. CARL HUBsER, zIBM. YER
BoBcKHovgN, MADoU, CHAVEZ ROBBIE, GUILLBMIS,
rscHAGGgyY. DR BYLAsDT, FAUvELgT. OTTO ERDMANS,
CALIscH, HERRING PERCY. HILL. ARMFIELD. PASSMoRR,
GBSTz. CARL BECKER. DE BLOCK, FLoRBSr WILLBaS'
PLATrEEL VAN HOVE, wALRAvEY. VAN sCHESDEL aad
Others o, . similar or greater celebrity 10 the
ART CIRCLES OF MODERN EUROPE
This superb snt very extensive collection viii be SOLO "llOO
RESERVE AID exhibition snsr TUESDAY APRIL
at the LEEDS ART GALLERIES. where Catalogues ard additional in
formation obtained application Price Of CasaosSe y
ceuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS of the CITY OF
~ BURLINGTON 1OWATbe undersigned Chairman Of The Board
appointed adjust The CITY indebted
ness prepared exchange New Bonds Is bearing
Interest payable Annually 10 Tue
NewYok Tor oh Bonds and accrued interest a. par 10 Aeco
made With boadhoterA The New Bonds
being ssu.t uBder the provisions Enabling Act Of the state
sanctioned their vsBit unquestoned An
having City Council which for
sinking payment the ultimate extinction The
boder
81 Old Coupons may them for exchange to he uud
signed NAtona State Bank OF burlington
sS who viii maze The exchange Bonds
.1peuse 10 tue boders VA. BELL. Mayor
Of Bnrln lows
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OFPIcK SELMA RosB. AND DALTON RAILROAD.
EKwYORk March 81, 1870. J
COUPONS of the SELMA, ROME, and Dali
TON RAILROAD BONDS due April l. 1870 paid on and
amer tan Continental National Bank
r. H. DBLANO, President
REP0RT Of the CONDITION Of the FIRST ,,
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stne Of County Of Nso York. GEORGE BAKER
the Ps National Bank do soemny swear that
the above best ige and belief
GBO. y. BAKER Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed this BOD day ofApl 1870
(Sisned) TIsHKR A BAKER, notary Pubic.
Correet-AteSt: FL. THOMPSOS)
(SigBsD G. ,. BAKER Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

EDwAkD PkTrlSGKR, Auctionser
EIFTY-FIGHTH SALE of UNCLAIMED
PROPERTY place WEDNESDAY 6th Of Arst ~ cof
Central Once 100 MuIbet, consisting Of NJ Ar
tes Horses Wagons Rope Iron Sugsr Mems and Womeus
Cohng Watches Jevel RevOyers Hardware Dry Goods Boots
Shoes, kc
rNREES, SHRUBS, &c-Great Auction Sale
of stock celebrated PRINCE NURSERIES, Flushing
n T. FRIDAY the gogBd' 10 600 Ornamental Trees best
Yi,es Trees embracing all best kinds Sold small oe
70 suit Circulars sale trains &c. Of L. b. PRINCE 81 "aI
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11
X o = X 90 /!

Prepared by DR.. j. j. Lawrence, tho celebrated
p rSIcI,N and CHEM ST, Norfolk, Vn.,isasAr
PLEASANT and RELIABLE remedy for ALL,i discusses
CAUSED by
TORPIDlTY OF TIE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF TIE BLOOD,
DISORDER. OF THE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANG EMENTS OF rIiE NERVO
SYSTEM.
1t runirI and ESRIcmEs the Moon, RES.
Torres tho LIVER and KIDNEYS to healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES tho BOWELS,
and iNviGoHATES the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
IL is NOT Patent Medicine.
FORMULA around each bottle.
ENDoRsED IN Mc bcst PhySicians
The MOST POrI LAR .Nedicinc in use.
DIR. LAwRENcE is constantly in receipt of
GRATEFUL letters an.l TEsTiMoNIALs of nrMAuKA
BILE CURES performed by KosKoo.
All letters answered and advice givcn-rnEE.
KOSKOO for salcb by Druggists cvcrywhcro at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. For salo by
j. L. w. DcIormo,
July 2S-ly Sumter S. c.,
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks, bya very Simple remedy. alter
having suffered several years with severe lung g
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow. Sufferers
tho means Of cure.
To all who desire it. hc will send copy ofthe
prescription used ffrcc Of clasge) with the
directions cor preparing and using tho samo,
which they will find suro Cure for Consump-
tion, Asthmn. Bronchitis, etc. The object Of the
ndvcrtisenin sending the Prescription is to lcnc-
it tho afflicted, aud spron'l information which no
conccvcs to no invaluable; and ho hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy. ns il will cost them
noihing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription. will please
address Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
limo q
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-11
HONORABLE RIVALRY.

Our noble Firemcn will have an op-
portunity Of testing their skill in squad
practice worry :oon.
An extra parade will como off about
the last Of this month, when the squad
making the quickest time, will be pre-
sented BY President Girardcau, with a
solid silver d, made by G. T. Mason,
upon which is the following inscription,
cut by g. W. Davis: "Squad No from
.he president, for quickest time in work
ing tho Engine" The quickest time iu
working the engine, simply means this:
the engine viii be placed within few
yards OF the we'll in the same condition
IN which it would be standing in the
Engine House, each Squad, one after
another will maun her in that nos,;on
and the one putting her to work extend
ing hity feet Of hose and THROWING
water in the shortest time wins tho D.
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RE1DIVlVUS!!
The S. S. 8. of 1851.

Or DIR. JEuSON'S Original SouIn.nN SoorulSG
SYRUP Fan CHILDREN TmErniNG, is again re-
Suscitatrd!! 1t is II Corrigcmt of tho Bowci
disorders contingent upon this period a yrotc.
/W C"rmin"firc; IL nutritious .Syrnp and a.
ye"tc Anoasmc, Inducing cuim and nj,esling re.
pose. without the pcrnicuus and distressing re-
dictionary disturbance of tho nervous sy.;em
that results from the exhibition of most prcpara-
t'"ns-cap"ess'y m"'ic far chiid,cm. Its uso in
the Southern States, us far back rs 1852, cst,b-
iiShcd its reputation us n Southern Institution,
and, as medicine unrivallcd, and us bcin, the
br"and sr/ea preparation for chH,ircm icciaing,
ensurihg REST 10 MOTHERS and NURSES and re-
ic/ aud arenyh to their infants. 1t is therefore
no nc,o medicine, and needs no advcrtisin. wlcr.
II is best known. Every prccaution has been
taken to preserve and protect it from fraudulent
c"untcrfcits. 1t is manufactured omly at the
L"bor"tory Of CoIrE, ToMrKINs & IIrnn, mem
bors of, and successor to, the old establish
SouTHERS DRua House or IIAnnAL, RtsLEY &
KITCHEN I'll CHAMBERS STREET, YEw YoEK, to
whom all orders should be addressed, and is for
sale to the citizens" of Sumter and surrounding
country by the following first class and rcsructa.
bic Druggists: a. AXDERsoN IN g. Co., j. +. W,
DEirRME.
june l(-1y
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ClNClNNATl, U.
Sold by A. ANDERSON & co Sumter, S. c.
SHAKING AND nURNING.

SHAKING AND BURNING.
IL IL not necessary to journey from tho tropics
to ALASKA in order to experience the extremes OF
heat md cold. Thousands undergo all tho i'll
convcnicnccs Of this thermometrical change oycry
day, or every othor dny. tho case may be,
without the trouble Of moving over tho tllrcsh-
hnld. a word with these involuntary shakcrs.-
What aro they doing to expedite thcir return to
n medium temperature ?-.to break :3c chills and
banish the fcvcr? Arc they dosing themselves
with quininc, thereby impcriing the soundncss
Of thcir homes and imrairing tho yigor OF
their brains and nervous system? Some of them
arc. no doubt. but not tho majority of them, il
is believed. The vnluo of lI"stcitcr's Stomach
Bittcrs ns a harmless and certain specific for fc-
vcr ana agno is und rsto"d and appreciated in
all parts Of the country whcro inlcrmiltcnts pre-
vail. The residents of such localities begin to
take it early in the spring as n protection
against thu m nsm hy which they are surround.
cd; not all Of them, perhaps, for a blind ad-
hcrencc to error is the speciality nf some rcoplo
but tho greater number.
If there is any fixed f,ct in therarcuti tics, 1t
is this: that tho Bittcrs nrc II far better safe
guard against all the varieties of rcr"lc mala-
dies produced by unwhnlesomo cxha,aons than
any drug or compound in tho matcria mc.lica of
tho profession. This assertion is made with all
duo respect to the faculty. bu, hcing M imrur-
tant truth. and one that nearly concerns the
health of large settlements in various parts of
tho country, an,l indeed Of the public at lurcc,
1t is made ftarlcs>lv. Founded oa ample
and unimpcachablc testimony, it tcfcs disrro-
val.
To break mp chils and fcvers. ms we'll
ms to prevent them, there il noihiny so
reliable as this wholcs' me vegetable rcStora-
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e0- The gentlemen and ladies of
Sumter who desire to unite in dccora-
ting the Confederate graves, are re-
quosted to meet at the Temperance
Hall, on Thursday next, at s o'clock, p.
NJ, to make arrangements for preparing
the graves o, Friday, and decorating
them on Saturday next.
March 9