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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-05-13

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CoLuxsrA, TENN, May l2tb, 20.
Mn. EDrroR:-IhaYe recently witness
ed spectacle so pleasing that am per-
suaded to give you description Of it and
II you think proper you may lay II be-
fore your readers. &
Last Friday, being at the Athenuum
on business, was invited to attend an
exhibition Of the solar microscope. On
entering the optical room found a very
large class assembled, and everything
ready for the exhibition. We wero In
formed that the Athen&um solar-micro-
scope Is celebrated London instrument,
and besides being complete In all its ar
rangements, is of Very great power.
This may be considered fair specimen
ofthe large and costly array Of phiio-
sophic.i 3 1paratus with which tho Ath-
en@um Is so richly endowed. Amer a
few general remarks ON the nature and
use of microscopes, the views were pre-
sented, and must confess that they
were surprising. The. pictures which
were uniformly about the eighth Of an
inch in diameter were so maguifed that
each presented a beautiful representation
ofabout twenty feet in size, and brought
out innumsrable beauties too small to be
seen with the naked eye.
II would be impossible for me 10 say
which was the most pleasing of the one
hundred and twenty views that wore pre-
sentcd in rapid succession, though I
| must confess my delight at the pictures
made by drop of water, particle oil
lime, drop Of coal oil, a speck of tissue
paper, &c.
The performance depended much on
tho suns brightness, and the time was
fortunately selected, as with one slight
exception the light was all that could be
desired. Now, Mn. EprroR, for fear
that may write q long letter, permit me
to close by saying that We have great
cause to be proud Of the Athen@um as il
is live and active school among us: one
that is well prepared to impart knowl.
edge, and is amply provided with every
facility for illustrating her instrtc.
ton. Success attend you. %. X.
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abhafh echoaI nj I.afrin,

A Sunday School was organized at
Loftin's School house, on last Sabbath.
James II. Huey was elected Superintend-
ent. The "Union" School books have
been sent for, the same kind which caus.
Cd Mr.. Fuller, of North Carolina, to leave
the Rock Spring school, and come to
Mt. Oliyet.
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N.rrs.xe Liee..c..

The following marriage licenses have bee
issued by the County Court Clerk
d. NJ. Kirk and SalIie f. Dcnham.
James 0. Grady AMI Mary Jane Hasscll.
X. N. Mcbride and Helen Williams.
Geo. w. Harlan and Lettie Peeler.
J,B. Kerr and Sarah +. Barker.
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The D1ggest.

Our young friend, w. s. Rainey, Esq,
sho Sed us the other morning the largest
asparagus of the season. 1t measured
beat itf
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y U l. LIS
- ~ \. SAP ~ riIis.
A GOOD REASON FOR THE car
TAIN'S FAITH
Read The Captains letter sud the ett,.s II. -
his r,othcr.

Read The Captains letter sud the / est,.s n. ~
his mother:
Benton Barracks, No., April$0 isso.
DIR. JOHN BrIJ.--Dear Sir: Enn4 i,,a he Ell
deaey ct your Sarsapariiia. nid the hciiia1 and
beneficial qualities il possesses zen ! -ss IL.
following statement of my ease.
vas wUuriied about iwa YEAR, a...--i.as Ia
ken prisoner and coniinel so- sixteen nonth<.
Being moyetlso often, riy wounds have not heal
ed yet. have not sat III, a Eioisen, SINCE VI.
wounded ana shot through tn. hipss S.,
general health is iInIaired. nee.i ,ouses,ing -
ASSIST nature. ihave rnor-.faiih is Ysns Ssssa-
psrilia than In n;iiiiug else ! wiril thai
that's genuine. Pies-eexpresS nie '.slf = .lazen
bottles, and oblige k
CARO-. r. .I.'assoS. - Leaf
- Ike islisw,ns was wrirtef. aIriI a..
l,t5, ~ Mrs. Jepnis Jol,nsen. ulo,h-r d Capt.
johnson:
DR. J0HS BUL.--Dear SIR: w nu-tsf.i, Dr.
q. :. Johnson va. skiliiul -,resa ard p:ss 81
clan in GENITAL New York, vlerclls iiel leaving
the aboyec. l.. Johnson !niay care. N thirteen
wears of aye he bad a clr,.riic sliarrilca aDd
sertfui1 for which | gave him your Sarsa,sriIia
irCrasD Efy. have for t,r years rec. r,s,s.r,.I-
cd !; TO MANY in Nes lcrs. Oia. and lss~a. zoe
screfnla. fever sores. aud &c 1cnsi.lehiiitr. Per-
fact success his attended T.. The cure, c.iettea
III some eases Of ssrsuls aud f.yrs .,,ss-, srrs
almost miraculous. ana very anxious Orr
sou 10 again have recourse To your Sarssrasss
IN. He 10 fearful OF ctt'By "A spsrIeus nfirie
hence his writing YOU fvr X. Ills <yual-
were TERRIBLE but betiVc he viii rec,N.r.
Respectfully JENSiEJossbos
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DIED.

Near Asbwood, on the 9Th inst. W. +. Arm
strong. Mr.. Armstrong had been suffering
from heart disease for fbout wear, and moved
from Kossuth, Mss, to die at home.
In this county, on the 5ta INST, Mrs. J. ". d.
Thomas.
IN this city, on the stis inst, Louisa Msyes,
daughter Of Nrs. s. E. slayes.
In this cisy. on the "a inst, Miss apheiia
s4ewart.
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Grand Concert ana TabIeaaa

A Concert and Tableaux will be
given at the Corinthian Hall on next
Wednesday night, the 18th, for the
benefit Of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church. Some, if not all, of our
'.Prima Donnas1 will take part in it,
which ofitself will make the affair
grand success. The character of the
leading spirits engaged in getting up
the affair, induces Us to promise our
citizens splendid musical treat.
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Our people all know where this de-
lightful watering place and summer re-
treat Is located. They have been extern.
sively improved, and the proprietors,
Messrs. Joseph Weems and VIM. Berry.
will open them for the reception Of
guests on tho LIST of June next. Good
conveyances will run daily between
Smeedsvillo and Burns Station, on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
only eight miles.
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Music.

Mckinney 4 Smith have received a
fine musical instrument for York & Is
kew's Panorama. 1t is brimful of splen>
did music, and is itself worth tho en-
trance fee to their exhibitions. Their
first exhibition with the addition of the
music will be at Rock Spring tonight,
and at Berlin on tomorrow night.
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W. s. Rainey, Esq., cansed us to thank
him the other day by bringing rs bas-
ketful ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Prolific
the very FIRST Of the season. They
were large and flns, and although the
FIRST, we trust they are not also the East.
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Col. Ames' Circas and Menagerie vim
Be here on the 18th Inst, and also exfib-
II at Lynnville On the 18th. The papela
everywhere along The route from New
Orleans are Alled With Ames' advertise
ments and contain many commendatoyy
notes Of the exhibition. From one Of
these ne clip the following
1--WE learn that this great combinafiox,
viii DO hero some time during tho eea-
son, and whom we hear Of Ames, Circus
coming we always Eel like speakinr :
god word for it. Colonel Alnes Is one
of the beet-heaEted and most indefhtiea-
bio mon In tho Guinness. He spares no
money or pains to secure the best PER-
tormez IN every line and the greatest
varsity Of living and wonderful animals,
He il Also good judGe Of public taste.
and knows how to please the public. He
has been before the Southern people too
long to need any introduction. We
merely intended to say that people who
80 to his shows always get their money
back IN sightseeing. The naenagerje Is
ono OF tho largest ever assembled ia this
country, and Is wen worth going to see.
In the circus department he hes epxpred
those wonderful gymnasts tho Mfllson
Bros; Mr.. Fred Watson, tho greatest
rider Of tho day; Nils Lneille Watson;
beautiful and renowned equestrienne;
Johnny Iawton, tho great humorisf;
Harry Tibbes and his talented children;
Charley Seely, one eff the best modern
clowns; J. a. Bal, leading gymnast
star, and other talent too numerous to
mention. Every department is COM
plete show within itself. and testifies to
the zeal with which C.,ionel mas has
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We have received number of commu-
nications too late for publication. and
among others one from "Chigger.n He
claims that our printer misspelIed his ar
ticle terribly, and that he intended to
mako no personal illusions to anybody.
Instead of "Eotel'' it should read s.hoyei''
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A good deal of important business
was transacted by the Board. Among
other things, Jesse s. Harris, Revenue
Collector, reported that he had col.
lected $9,292.H.
Church Street was received from
the hands of the contractor, /. n. Sill
Ivan. The efficient Chairman of the
Street Committee suggested that q
number of cedar posts be bought for
the purpose of rebuilding "a number
of decayed culyerts and bridges,
which was adopted.
/ According to q resolution passed at
the previous mecting,l.W. w. Cherry
falling to make satisfactory settle
ment with the Board, forfeited his
contract as Superintendent of the
Water Works.
The law creating the City Attorney
was so amended as to make it the du.
ty of that officer to attend to all legal
business of the corporation in all the
courts from Recorders Court to the
Supreme Court; his salary to be in
creased from $lO0 to 500.
The members of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen are the aright men in
the right place." They are men of
strong practical sense, who guard
the people'slmOney from fraudulent
expenditure as jealousy. as if it came
from their honest savings. 1t is quito
amusing sometimes to see how zeal.
ously they fight an outsider on finan-
cial matters. While they observe
strict economy, it is not at the expense
of healthy progressive spirit. They
fully realize that true progressive
spirit is economy in the highest sense.
John 3. Bond, Esq, was elected
City Attorney. Mr.. Bond will make
an excellent Attorney, one in whose
hand the interests ofthe city will be
guarded with loyal care and legal
ability.
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Last Wednesday rope was stretched
from the top Of Elam's store to the third
story window in the Court House. A
modest little "dodger" announced that q
Mr.. Bend would walk the sfare-
said rope, and cut up . few didoes-ct
o'clock. The hour. the crowd, and tho
man came, and the walking was done to
the satisfaction Of the crowd. Mr.. Bond,
who b q cripple, said he would now
come down and take up collection, az
ter which he would mount the rope again
and perform many wonderful teaIs,
walking with his feet In bag, etc: He
went round with his cap IN hts band, but
said. he was 90 disguised that he shout
derod his pole and left. he walks bet
tor on the rope than he does on the
ground.
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
lARKlSSls. LtEARD fHoN
Tsi~e.. 81 x-asess wceu.

sroSkY PoiSr. White eo..Ark.. Miy .. on
Dr. yogx BvIL--bear sir: last Febr,ary
vas in Louisville purchasing drugs. aud ! got
some Of your sarsaparilh aud Ccdroa lsitters.
Ny son-in-law, who was with me in tIcstorc, has
been down with determinations for ssine time eon'-
mencedon the Biiters, aud soon found his zen
eralhealth improved.
DR.. Gist, who has beea in bal htAlth, tired
them, andhe also improved.
DIR. Ct,ice. Who has been III bad hesl,, for
several yezrs-s.omach sni liver aiiectei--hs
improved very much bs the u-e If your Bitfsrs.
lrdred the CedruH Bii:crs b<s gwen ven greet
popularity in thi- settlement. ] think eoe!d
cell great suantity Of your medicines this fa-
especially your Cedfen l,i;ierssEd -assefasii-
4. ship me siA Memphis. cafe If .ae>af
Nicely. Respectfully.
CB- WALkEA
Prepared bs DR.. Jouy Bell at hislaboe1eefy
Firth street, Lnufssi lie. Nv.
For sale ~ 4. IL. Rains, Druggist.
% b s',kt tsiiss. Colombia. Tsnps
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1 hereby ANNOUNCE myself csndidats ior
Chancellor Of the Eth Chanccry Di,Isior, en-
bracius the counties Of Willlaniaoi On, Aaurvi
Marshall. Giles, Lewis au,l liickmai.- Flee
lion on the Hrsi Thursday IN August next.
40 HILARY WARD.
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lces lee, lee.
I-would respectfully inform my former
customers and the public generalIv, that
l will furnish the best Of Lake Ice by
the quantity for3, centspcr pound.
May CIV. j. II. PowBtL..
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lee, lee, lee,

Shop Hand Made Boots and Shoes.
Another new lot just received by ~
SHEEGoG < Son.
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We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
< FILMING a. candid for Chancellor Of
This Division, at the ensuing election on the
first Thursday in August next.
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Last week as John Hugh Harrison, Jr.,
WIS crossing Chumbley ford, he discov-
ored huge catfish pursuing its way
over the shoals, which he says no is viii
ling to swear was five feet long. Two
other young men were with him, and
they ,corroborate his testimony. The
boys of Bear Creek determined to catch
this big fish, and knowing the habits OF
tho cat, they went at night to the middle
pillar Of the new bridge, now burnt
down. Ned Davis POLE was suddenly
jerkcd into the water, although it had
been securely fastened undera big log,
A diligent search in the canoe by torch
light failed to discover the pole or the
fish. w. p. johnson was almost jerke6
into the deep water over logs by = Gsh
but his limo broke and he was saved 9
ducking.
Billy Daimwood hung fish, but il
pulled tho hook out of the line where Il
was knit on, and smoved out.n Mr.
Tankersley burnt off his coat-tail, which
kept him from church on the next Sab.
bath. Mcssrs. johnson and Daimwood
are going to try for the big cat again to
night and Tomorrow night.
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u.
nc psopf'etor Of this celebrated p.-,.-;-.e
s Hss'y chime for 4 asuperiorisy over al e..
az AZ svsrcssrsd 70 the public Tor he safe, e.
tsyer, or Ch'.'s AID Fever, whether Of sls,t ;.
lonE sf.ndinz Hercfers to tho entire Wssas,'.
~ 10 the truth cfthe assertion that y So, -
.nsasser vii fail care, 1.-THE directions sss
sas.y soa,owed and carried out. In q sresl
scure, and whole families hare been enr.d b. - :
sln9's bottle, With per'ectrestoraiipn OF The IN
ersI health. u y, however, prudent, md 4.
every case more certain to cure. ifi.s uss = -.
t,nued in smsilerdoses fer week or t,,,, an,
the disease has beet, checked more esp.s;sijs j.
dimeult and iongstz5dips cascs. CsusIIy1 -
medicine viii not require any aid 10 Keep H.
oo.e's 10 good o. der; should ;he patient, hos
ever, require csthsrtc medicine. a:icr hssin.
iaAen three or four does Of tbe Tonic. -ia.-is
Oil Be sufficient -.' 49, 49,
DR. JOHN bulls priaeips, ono.
NJ. ~ Fifth, Cross Str-<
LoCISVILLE,k
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+. w. & w. J. PHILIPS arc daily re-
ceiying new goods. You will always
find something new and desirable at that
House. They sell for a very short profit.
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Horsc diseases require Equine Ielncd;es. :

Il. W. d WI. PHnIPs have just re-
ceived loo pieces new style Prints, Pop
Inns, Grenadines, French Orgundies and
Lawns. at very low prices.
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We are authorized to al nounce Col. W :.
MeLEMORE as candidate for Circuit Judge Vi
this District. Election first Thursday IN iu-
gust, 1870.
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10 SBsU IcVRHc u Os'
County.

/ have just received, direct from the
manufacturers, over three Thousand dol
lars worth of Ladies', Misses aud Child
ren's Philadelphia handmade shoes,
comprising all styles of side lace, but
toned front lace, and Congress ls-thread
lasting CATERS, at s5.0e-wortl $3.50 to
$500. Glove kid, lace and Congress
French kid, Tampieo goat, Oil goat,
pebble goat, in fact, have every quality
and style of tho best shoes made, which
I am offering good doal cheaper than
anybedy. ask you specially to notice
that guarantee every pair OF shoes 1
sell, and pay for every pair that proves
detective. Give me call anu save your
money. myl3-ly W. Il. iIoI":E.
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We are authorized 10 announce Judge WM.
p. MARTIN as a candidate for Circuit Jadgs
Of this Circait- Election on the first Thursda..
of Attvust rext.
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Goats. Pants. ana Vests Medic 20 order
ny the..D W~rkmeD.
We have made. arrangements TO have
any Kind ofclothiug made, and will have
your measure taken here, and viii in>
sure fit. Cali and see our samples, and'
find out what we can have you a coat
pants or vest made ut for cash.
SHEEGee It SoN.
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II art.

Mr. j. L. Woodside was thrown from q
spring wagon on last Saturday, and hurt
| badly. Ills shoulder was broken,
we heard.
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We are authorized 10 announce ". y. COW
Den, Of Marshall county, a. candidate for
Attorney General Of this Judicial Circuit.
We are authorized Ia announce Capt. JOE
II. RUSSELL, Of Marry comfy, - = candidate
for Attorney General Of this District.
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The Nashville Banner asserts that Z
new Depot win shortly be built at Co
lumbia, We are glad 10 hear it.
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LIVER
Cure the Liver With
DIR. SIMMONS
Liver Regulators


preparation OF rsots AMI herbs, wArrs.stcd to
be strictly vegetable, sal ran do no injary TO
any one.
IL has been used BY hundreds, AMI sr0wn f.s
tho last - years - one ef the R,-t reliable,
eliieacious and harmless preparations aver caer-
ed 10 the suffering. II taken rrsular,r ard per-
sistently, il is sure 10 cure.
Dyspepsia. hrAlsciie,
Regulator. sick hesi.iele. chronic
- iiarrl,ma, ah.eiiss- OF
the bladder. camp dyssniery, ah;.siou. II the
kidneye, fever. Nervousness, .lIiiis. diseases Il
the skiIs, ifapuriiy Of the bl.cd. mclan ehoiy,
deprczsionof spirits, heartburn, colo, or pains
IN the bo.eIs, pain in the head, fever and asus
drop-y. -bsils, pain 10 back AMI iirni-. asthma.
ery-ipelaS, fcinsio affections. and bilious dis
eases generally.
Prepared only by }. IL. ZEiifS n CO..
druggists, Macon, ia.
For sale b. TITtOMB & WILLIAMS.
Price a by nail tl.e5. Apr1
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Que secondhand Woods Self Rake
for 500. Enquire. Of Col. WV. NJ. Noos-
HiEs.tfapls Sc.
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We ire authorized to announce Col JOHN
". BUFORD Of Williamson county - can
didaie for Ais~nes Gsrossi OF ;his Jrdicial
Circn,t.
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II you want to buy clothing, 90 to the
One Price Cash house of u. W. 4 w. j.
PHILIPs ~ ~
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state Of Tcnsessee bank Notes
Bought and sold at BANK Of Coiu'bia.
Nay t-1m
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CITY IrEns.
EXTRA sPECIAL NOTICE.
smith,. Tonic syrup.

Beware of Counterfeiis. smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterieitcd, and the
counterfeter brought tegricf
Ssmffh's Tonic ~ rup.
The genuine article must have pr. Jolin
Bull private stamp on each bottle. pr.
John Bull only has the right 10 ini,nil-
facture and sell the original John smiths
Tonic Syrupof Louisville, Ny. Examine
we'll the label on each bottle. IL my
private stamp is not on the bottle do not
purchase, or you viii be deceived. See
nv column advertisement and my show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. The genuine smiths Tonic
syrup can only be prepared BY myself
The puplic's servant, ,
DE. JOHN Etlii,-
LOUSY lie. Ky.
For Sale BY Il. Il. Rains.
VAIN rE NJ T. " IT
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For the loss q appetite use Equine Powders,


We have received these shoes, which
are the most beautiful ever seen in Co
lumbia. Also, the Maria Anioinette
slipper. Both entirely new and very
handsome. SHEEGoG & SOY.
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IS B16BYv1LLE his been lid "a into
skree!s Capt. z. J; fss1z E!eeuzsd alGn
tn other1sy. They arenanaod, 1ohufeb
streets spring street and eQufh Maia
10N 1lcCandless, Of the Rigbyyille
country e said to have . large supply az
the best trucking dog In the country.
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Some People Don't Like the Hes Law.
Some Of tho country people are COM
planning of the hog law. They do not
like the idea of buying their own hogs
from the corporation, which charges one
dollar per head for all hogs taken up.
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BULLS
To s,y United 'Nxes aud IIarfS ride
Readers.

-"-'e~-~fV.
have received many testimonials IRON pru-
iess;onal and medical mes. as nv slaanscs and
various publications have sisoun sii Of which are
genuine. The follow ing from highly clscatcJ
and popular physician in Georgia. is eertA.nly
one Of the most sensible communications Ihsye
ever received. DIR. Clement knows exactly hat
be speaks Of. and sis testimon7 deserves 10 b~
nritten ia letters 81 gsiJ. Hear what the Dr..
says Of BULLS WORN DESTRoYEs:
ynLsNow, wAIkER CoUNrr.t;x..l
,s june -, 1856. - p
Dr. joas BrLl< Boar Sir: have rsces,ly
giyea your worn Dssirarer" several trials.
and bind it wonderfully eaieachrss. II has tss
failed ina single Instance t' have q awishetlfcf
effect. an ding pretts :arge cnuntry 7rac-
tiee, and have daily use is.r s0uie article ii the
kind. L an free to confess That know OF 10
remedy Recommended BY The ablest authors that
IS socestsin aaa speedy in its effects. In the
contrary they are uncertain IL the extress.e. Nv
object % writing you is 10 find Qua upaa what
terms can Get the mediciHs directly IRON you
II can get i upon easy terms. shall use .
great deal Of il. | am aware that the use cl
such articles is CONTRARY to the teactia.s ssd
practice Of great majority of tie regular line OF
u. D.'s, but see no just csusc Or ess,d scnss II
o'.caruih2 rencuy WHICH We Auov 10 pc en-
Gent, simply bccaEse We niay brignsrautos lis
combination: Foi my part, I shall make "a a
rule to use all and any means to alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which NAV be able 10 consfsa,,S
mot besItzfIng because some one more inxep
ious than myself may have learned lis c6ec.t
first, and secured the sole night TO secure ths
knowledge. However. al. by no means an adj
vocate or supporter OF the thousands Of worthless
uostrHms that food the country, that pusps.ri d,
cure all manner Of disease 10 which human Hcsl,
is heir. Please reply soon anj infsm me of 70 "
be-. terms. an. sir. most respectable.
JULIUS CLEMENT. ND
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