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Town Taxes.
A LII who nave mol yet paid their Town.
IA taxes for 1870, are requested to call and
pay the same to Mr. John Posey, at his Drug
store, within fifteen days from this date, or /
will then proceed to collect the same accord
ing to law, with costs.
CHAS. THOMPSON, Collector.
Sept, 10, 1870.
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d Examiners:

& Medical Examiners: 4
JIM FOLWELL, ND. JsB. RITCHIE, MD
Louisiana Directors:
C. Fl. MOJTON, f. r MERRICK,
JAMES JACKSON. +. II. HATCH,
OCT. VOORHEES,, b. BIZ SHINES, ..-..
RORERT HARE, L. A. WILTZ,
THOMAS FITZWILLIAM.
F. The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance
Company being a Home Institution, it should
be preferred by citizens of the South for ma
ny reasons. We will, however. enumerate
only two or three: s :
/. The moueyinvested in It is retained at
home, where it assists in promoting. Western
and Southern trade and commerce, in build
ing up towns and cities. IN developing our
rich mineral and agricultural resources, in
building our great lines of railroad, and in
~cnltivating our boundless prairies. For these
reasons Southern and Western men should
insure in it,
2. As its funds are all invested where high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant insurance
cheaper aud pay better dividends than any
Company For this reason all per
sons desiring to make a certain and safe pro-
vision for their families, should insure in it.
8. Its Local Board of Louisiana Directors
being composed of men of high standing in
the community. is a sufficient guarantee that
widows and orphans will be protected in their
when policies issued by this Company
mature by reason of death or otherwise. This
is peculiar to this company, (no other
institution beyond the limits of the State hav-
a local board and is, therefore, worthy
Of the highest consideration.
All kinds of Policies are issued by this COM
pany. All policies non-forfei:ing
This company makes no charge for policy,
fee or stamps: =
The Louisiana Branch Office is at No. SO
Carondelet street, New Orleans.
B. B. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana,
oct 9-fy New Orleans.
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Eor Justice of the Peace.

I'm q candidate for the office of Justice
Of the Peace, 18th ward, Parish of St. Ian
dry.
Z. N. McCRORY.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce me as a
candidate for Justice Or the Peace, 1st
Ward, ST. Landry.
CONRAD DEBALLoM
lam a candidate for Justice of the Peace,
LIST Ward, st. Landry.
P. LEONCE HEBRARD.
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MOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY

. OF ST LOUIS, slIssoURE
Cash capitat Of S1sal,ooo. already paid in,
with i g~uaranteedc Capital Of $$s00sOO0.
Assetss MAY Is, 1869. i 2I6,s fI 90
Number of Policies issued so far
in first year, May 3O.-.----. 1881
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SIHERIFF.S SALE.
Katstendack 8. Co. gs.Emazaia Estalehe

k0zsteR02cR q g "a. 11UsttU L''e'''
wsfa. &c.
b. District Court, Parish of st. Landry. No.
I905L.-BY virtue of a writ oft ia. issued by
EtheH the District Court ofthc Eight Judi
Ecsal District. iii and for Che Parish of st. Ian
Edrv.in the above entitled acause, and to me
directed, I viii proceed 40 SELL at the Court
House of this Parish, in the town of Opeiou-
sas, SATURDAY, November 5th, 1870, att
ls'elocAA. M. the following described proper
Ety, seized 10 ,~satisfy said writ, to-Wt D
Ascertain parcelof land, containing about
fifty arpents, lessraesmall portion donatedtto
the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great west
err Railroad, fordepot purposes, situated near
Grand Cotcau, bounded on the nor1h and
west by lands formerly Belonging to Mrs
Angustin Boudreau, now by -- east by
lands formerly belonging to Gerasime Rich
ard, and south by lands. Of Don Louis savoie.
-tTerms-Cash.
JIM THOMPSON, Sheriff
Sherih7s Sale. ..r-
FRANCOIS Kautrot 2cs. Theismur 5
Richard 4dmnistrator.
District Court, Parish Of St, Landry, No
pDD 11y Nt|tuC Vi vi tIUtE VI , 'iSttt anu
sale issue by the Hon. the District Court Of
the atl. Judicial CoHrt, in and for the Parish of
St. Landry, in the above entitled case. and
to me directed, f.wilf' proceed to sell at public
auction; at the Court House of said Parish, in
the TOWN of Opelousas, on fS1TURD.4Y Y,
November 5th, 1870, at II o'clock A. NJ, the
following described property, seized to, satisfy
said order, to-wit:
Il certain plantation ON. the left bank of the
Bayou eche, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, having fourteen arpents front
on said Bayou. eleven of which, with a depth.
Of twenty-five arpents, and three with a depth
~ofeighteea arpents. bounded above by land
Of Francois C. Jewellers, and below by lands
hereafter described; in the rear by lands of
widow Yalery Langlois, and widow Hilaire'
Dupleehaii. ttE% ta5f9
2 The undivided half of a. piece of land
situated in this parish on the Bayou Teche,
having an area Of two hundred arpents, more
or less, bounded above by the above described
land and below by lands of widow Hilaire
Duplechain. z.r ar,
3 Five mules, one cow and calf, one brand
ing iron, one pair timber wheels, one old OK
cart, '~8 - I'D .%"4
Terms-Cash. is :- l J
J.. NJ. THOMPSON. Sheriff.
aug27 .
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: sPttnrses tsrtEa aassfaiin every heass.
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n rvENUE STAMPS of all denon'nS-
r,,ns top sale At the Post GEatcs
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Directors

70 asl Directors 4~r f.
JAS. II. LUCAS, r JAS.J. 0'FALL0N,.
A. H. BRITTON,, JAMES LUBE,
S. A. HATCH, A. b. GARRISON,
A. M WATERMAN. y. A.RUSSELL,
474a8 J. M HARVEY. fs a.a
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i Officers of the Louisiana Agency:
Gov. G H MOUTON.----------.Pr President
JUDGE z. r. MERRICK-..-- Vice President
B. B. SHINES 1850 Secretary
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Assets go. ST., 900, 900
Policies issued. - aoo
~1nsures on MUTUAL AND ONtFORFErT.
ING and RETURN PREMIUM PLAN
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS ON THE
CONTRIBUTION PLAN.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-17

character, and it has been more than hinted
here that it has been forced upon the Con
vcntion, because some existing corporations
are opposed to the formation of any other.
Mr.. Coolbaugh said that after hearing for
DAYS of tn, sovereign powersof this Conven-
tiou, he was now much astonished to think
We could not strike from our statute books
those charters which have no rights accorded
to them. He wanted this Convention to act
practically in this matter.
MIR. Anthony said this Convention holds
that We are . sovereign power, and gentle
men on this floor say we have all the power
of the government combined. The sacred
ness of these charters 10 not very overwhelm
ing, and the people have rights, in this
matter superior to any which corporations
can claim.
Mr.. J. W. Allen said the portion that the
State losses its control over these corpora.
tions with special charters cannot be main
tained for one moment. There is no
authority for any such position. This cannot
make Judiciary question, and We must
have the power to declare these corporations
not acted under to be null and void.
At II O'Clock the committee rose, and the
Convention adjourned
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REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS.

There has been much tribulation among
our pious Padical friends in order to ge,
candidates for the forthcoming city election
The temperance wing have spoken right out
and said they "won'," support saloon
man; and the ntiTemperance have been
equally as positive in their assertions that
they will no. support any one reverse to their
interests, and between the tao, with several
other little cliques to be pleased, the leaders
have been in terrible sweat to get candi-
dates who could unite all these opposing ell
ements. They want men who can say grace
over whisky straight, and be as good
Democrats ~ they are Republicans. Sc
snap udgement was taken on the people By
suddenly calling their ward meetings before
all the anxious candidates could marsha
their forces, and the result is as follows:
First Ward-For Alderman, Michae
Koch. For delegates to the city convention
W. Fl. Guest, David Hswes, Charles S.New
bury, Jos Rosenfeld, L. F. Harson, Capt
Jas Blaisdell. Geo. Z. Quist, W. B. Petit
JOS Dudly, Henry Curtis, Jr, Christ Wag
/ ner.
| Second Ward - For Alderman, VIM. II
Sage; For delegates to city convention, U
M. Within, Mark Wilson, i Z. Parmentel
j G. Blythe. Fred. Ludolph, Jno. Peetz
w. H. Hayes, A. V. Tillman, JDo. johnson
Third Ward-For Alderman, b. I
Woods. For delegates to the city CONVEX
ton, J. NJ. Beardsley, c. B. Knox, Aus
Schmidt, E. Kreil, a. E. Woods, I. J. Rot
;nsou. J. C. Starr, C. j. Dart. S. 8. Guyel
Phil. Keen
Fourth Ward Fizzled. Another attemI
will be made to hold q meeting this evening
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Mew York Market.
Rock Island, Feb. II.

Special Telegraph to the ARsus.
EEw YoRK, Feb. II, 1870.
Flour quiet, sales extra western 8. 5,O5a5,so.
Whisky, firm, sales s7aes free western.
Wheat quie..very firm, l,l6al 20 No. spring.
1,27a2S, winter red and amber.
Rye nominal
Oats firm at 55a5T.
Corn dull at s7a90 new mixed; l,04al,0T old
mixed.
Barley dull.
Pork, mess closing at 1915.
I Beef, quiet. unchanged.
Cut meats. heavy, sales shoulders at 1oiall! /;
hams, l4al44.
Bacon, limited dem and, unchanged.
Lard steady at l54 steam.
Wool, frmer, domestic fleece 43a44; pulled 3bs
4s1.
Dressed Hogs, western sold at lIalis.
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Oats-Lower, No . 3s3.
Rye-NomnalIy No 2 at 66aS0.
Barley-Unchanged, No 2 At 20; No at 40.
Hiwines-Fair, demand, 92a923 wood and iron
bound.
Butter Unchanged, at 2Ta2s.
Pork Closed active At u 90
Dressed Hogs-Firmer, 103aio.i
Lard-At Is.
Provisions-More active, prices easy.
Meets-Shoulders l04; green hams 10.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-17

Ou1rE . number of Davenporters have
lent their stamps, five hundred dollars OIL
more, to a Chicago rascal who was canvass
ing for new Chicago paper, the Telegraph
and 6nd themselves sold. Wonder if any
Rock Islanders are included in the sale.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For each square, or the space oceup;.d hv 10,
lines of aolid nonpareii, One Dollar for ..ch IN
serfion. "
Special Notices, 20 cents per line. When In.
serted months or more, so per cent abo,s ,..,
lar advertising rates.
Communications. articles inserted anon,
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AND WEEKIY.-A discount of 25 Der
cent. viii be made from the Weekly rates, on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged Is per cent
additional.
For all transient advertisements advance psy
menf Is required.
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8t06k1 ana money
Teiegrsphed to the Alsus.
Nsw YoRG, Feb. Il.
Coupons, Sc of 81, liza: 5-20's. '62, Lac;
%, ,i4s; 'e5 l,las; new, .ls4; 81, LIZA; 'es;
l,l3; l0-40's, LIZ
N. Y. CentraI-97;.
Erie-25
Northvestern-73s. Preferred, soi.
Rock Island, l,20.
St Paul. 7+t. Preferred, $50.
Toledo d Wabash, 40.
Fort Wayne 81
Western Union Telegraph, 35i.
GOLD lie 7-s.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-17

HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
PHuAnEIPHIA June I. 1865
have found hy experience that - lionh1nds Ger
Biters is very good tonic, relieving dAspeptlc
GEORGE sHARSwoOD.
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Islsersphsd 70 the ARaus.
CsscAse, Feb. II.
Flour-Low grades fair and in active demand;
super so; spring extras 37sa4 90.
Wheat-No spring fru and active, selling
s24; No ! IS; No Sat 73a74; rejected 1t 67s
so.
Corn-stsady, No 2 7oa; new ranged s2s56i.
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HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chef Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
writes:
PHuADEIrHIA. March 16- 1901:
lind "Hoohand's Ge-nan Bitters IL epod TONIC.
useful diseases of the digestive and OF great
benefit of debility and of nervous action
GEO W WOODWARD.
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C1acu,r JupoE DILLON 10 confined to his
bed By severe sicknsss.
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Hotol Arravals-octoaer 81.
CHARLESTON HorEL

:, CHARLESTON HOTEL
A. Groverman, Baltimore; J. B. sardy; D.
Alexander, S. ". s,avsou, New rork; J. 0'Con-
nell, Savannah; E. r. Sanders, Sumter; W.
Stevenson, Augusta; q. C. voute, Philadelphia;
J. O. ycute, Brooklyn; ". A. Smedurst md wife,
!. vsndersioe. Pennsylvania; J. W. Burs and
daughter, winIston.
MILLS HOUSE.
&C. Hutchinson and wife, New York; NJ N.
Cushnan, H. p. Blckford and wife, Miss A. h.
Bsckford, s. s. Blckfsrd and H. H. Hox;e, saVan-
nah: C, N. Morrell and wife, J. Moteelsas, Sayan
nah; A. NJ. Nickerson, BOSTON. -,
PAVILION HOTEL
w.H. Cannon, IT., and wife, Mrs. R. Tusle and
sou. St. Stephens; b. Meyer, wl!liamsbug;J. A.
Grant, Virginia.
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Dsla s1n1In regard 20 the question asked i nae
as to my opinion about gUcHU, ] should say that !
have used and sold the article In various forms
for the past thirty years. ] donot think there Is
any form or preparation Of IL rhsse not used, or
known to be used, IN the various diseases where
such medicate agent would be indicated. You are
aware, as well as myself, that 1t has been exten.
siyely employed In the various diseases OF the
badGer and kidneys, and the reputation ithas
acquired, in my judgment Is warranted BY she
facts. e..
Ih,ye seen and used, as before stated, every
form OF BUCHU-she powdered leaves, tlncture,
duid extrsets-aud am not cognizant Of any
preparation OF that plant at all equal To yours. u.
Twelve years. experience ought, i think TO give
me the right, sojudge of;its merits. and, without
prejudice or,psrtlslity, I give You precedence
over all others. =, - a.. - =.
Iysiue your Buchulor its eject on patients" l
have cured With 1t, and seen cured with 1t, more
Diseases OF the bladder and kidneys ,thsh have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any
other proprietary compound OF whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. q. KEYSER, u. D..
No. 14o Wool street, Pittsburs. Pa.
August II, 1859.
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CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF KIDNEYS AND
GRAVEL.
, FROM MORGAN, pRAzzL 4 co. :

FROM MORGAN. pRAzsl 4 co. =; =
;. GLASGOW. No., February S; 1888.
Mr. II. T. HsLMBoLp-DsAR SiR: About two
years ago was troubled with both Inflammation
OF tile. kidneys and Gravel, and I resorted TO;
several remeutes without deriving any beneat
whatever, and seeing your ExrRlcT BUcHU
aiyertlaed, procured a few bottles and used
them. The result was q complete cure in
short TINS. regard your EXTRACT BVCHu
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.cSt,eriai tMrtirE.

. '-ss.
kidneys, ea,ned on usfor HELMBOLD's EXTRACT
BucHU, aud attet 'fiaslus used eight bottles,
stated co. us that He -considered' himself psrn.a-
'neaav esrtd. He''hasi 40 nesltatlon in stating
that he received Il more benefit nom the use of
.HELMBoLD's EXTRACT, BUcHu than from the
treatment Of various eminent physitAns ddring'
the time above stated, and recommends the same
to- all VINO MAY be suffering from 'aay disease
originating nom dtso1ideIpd stale or tie kt.:
1eps. .o.....za!.t ., ,,.3'' :t! -.,i ~..i..' !;
statements similar to the aooVernave been re-
;eeived by us from various sources during thepast
four years. ..r,,r3
Yoars, truly, PEAhch FRlENS, :,
st.4..., ...-s M u Marietta, Ohio.
rrhess' are the leading druggists Of fMarietsa.jl
am re = - ~ = '',:i,S- ~.
PERMANENT CURE OF plABErEs WITH FOUR:
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TIE SCHOOL FOR scASpA1--Eyerybody is on
the Qut viue for the revival next Monday 'nfshtor
this grand and favorite old comedy. It VIII be
given by Miss Laura Keene aud her ine COMPANY
Ia splendid style, and with the utmost attention
to details. No one who saw itlasr year, as pre-
seoted by Miss Keene, win forego the pleasure of
bsholding 1t now when the cast Is so much
stronger :,ar..5..s ~ ,5s - '.1-t ;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-22

THs HrBERNIAN HALL TONIGHT The New
York Comedy Company give strong bill to.
night The nrss piece IS the "Irish Patriot, or
the Boys Of 'ss,", in which MI. n. Ward plays
Pike OCauighan. Mr.. Hesly and Miss Seton are
also In the cast, The concluding piece is solon
Single, In which Mr. Sheldon Is the brighs parti-
tc1lar attraction. The company Is very descry.
ING one, and should draw full house.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WOULD BE, GIVEN
FOR BOTTLE IF NECESSARY.

FOH A bOTTLE If NhSESSoAnH. -"
-. RAILWAY, n. J.p December Q, 1882
Il. 7. HgLhBoLp, Esq. -; - -: . .9-:a''
DsAIts tsrB-E take, great pleasure In sending you
certificate In addition to the mauyyon hayere;
celved from suffering humanity lean scarcely
nnd language. sufficiently strong to express my
heartfelt qualification at the wonderful cure your
BUoHU has effected. For four years l. have sr1-
.fered beyond description. ALI my friends, with
myself came to the conclusion shat my case was
incurable. Accident placed your advertisement
in my hands. commenced taking yourBu0Hu.,
followed, the directions. and to my utter as.
tonishnent, before had ssken seyenibottles OF
your valuable medlcine-tI would give one hum
cred dollars bottle, II could not get It az any
other price)-I am entirely. cured. tmnss earn:
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valuable medicine, and they, are doing 80 with
great success. Any information. my fellow 'oifi'
gems may require will be freely given By the SUBJ
scriber, at his residence. No. IS Milton avenue
Railway, M. H! ID. FhEEhAs'
Councilman Third Ward. City Of Railway.
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,Acc1DEXr ON THE BARK, zsN1A.-A white
man named Benjamin whnmes while at work
yesserday in the lower hold, was knocked doth
By bale Of cotton thrown from above, and 6f
celved double fracture Of the right leg, beldS
the knee He was taken to the City Hospital ata
properly cared for by Dr.. Leboy. He was doing
well last evening. ~. .,..f~:
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sMaNENr CURE OF DIABETES WITH FOUR!

.sE ~ - .
Hacr,rsslcE, .BEaaYN co.., MI, April'2e, 1910.
Il Dr., 81. T 7. .rHELMBo1D-DriK sn:.r I had been
suner,nv for long time nom Diabetes, and had
been uhder treatment for the same By Isl three of
the most eminent physicians OF this place, VIZ ;
prs, Hasbrook, Hail and Smith, without any ap!:
parent beneficial result. Having heard Of your.
..Fluid Extrscs Buchu,"i concluded to try it.
although had but little ta!th in Its curative pro-
perties.. lam happy to state that al er having
taken four bottles:oi: your "Buchu;" ana entirely
cured: and deem 1t but my duty to you and the
continuity atlarse % inform Joa OF the facs.that
fhsye been permanently cured BY your medicine,
a,ret having been informed BY the sl three ply
slcIans above nsmei that my disease was incur.
anil. rrn,v YOURS, JOHN Il. wYGANT.
respectfully refer to any citizen OF Hacken.
sack.
,Ctty and County Of Ne,o YorG, ss.-Iohn H.
Wypanr, being OF the village OF Haekensack,
County OF Bergen, STATE Of New Jersey, being
dnly,sworn, deposes and says that the foregoing
ia true to his knowledge. - .aS
tsxiedj ~ /. ! IoaK H. 4. wYtaxsr.
svorr TO before me th!a 9th day OF April, 1870.
r. JOHN G. KRARNHY,
comrnisstone, of Deeds, New York City and
County, No, rs Chambers street, New York.
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oRs4r CURE OF DIABETES OF A LADY
FIFTY DOLLARS "A BOTTLE.

NEW YORK, February 8. 1870.
pgAa DIR. HBLMBoID:-DzAR s1R-For the past
erobt months have been suffering from did,
oeees. have consulted several Of our leading
physicians, but have failed to receive the slight
eat benefit from their costly medicines.
Four months ago saw your advertisement IN
the Herald. was persuaded by friend who had
,sen benefited by your rwoRLD.RESoNwED BU-
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CURE or KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFEc-
rIoN OF A PATIENT SEVENTY
EIaHT YEARS OF AGE.

:
rIoN OF A PATIENT SEVENTY - ..
EIGHT YEARS OF AGE.
THAMES TO MR. .HELhBoL
G1RARD, Pa, March 81, 1859. :.
EprroR CosxopoErTB 81 desire, as an unsollc
tied tribute to the merits OF HELHBoLDrS BUCHU
and for the benefit OF those similarly afflicted as
myself, to- say that amer consulting many emil.
nent physicians and trying nearly all the best ad
yertIsed remedies, In the vain hope OF inding re.
lief from aggravated kidney and bladder dis.
ease from which have suffered excessively for
many years, good fortune finally suggested to
me HELMBoLDS BUCHU. which commenced
using with little faith, and no apparent beneficial
results for about month. At the expiration Of
that time, however. thought commenced to ex.
perien 70 slight relief, which encouraged me to
perseyete in Its use, and now. OF the expiration
offonr months; although am an inhrrn, old man
nearly, seYsnty-eght years Of age and 'oonse-
ouently medicines cannot be expected to layora.
bly, afect me Us they otherwise would, 4 have
found such ,ulspeaIable relief and permanent
benedt from Mr.. Helmbold's valuable discovery,
that feer odghs to publicly record sne fact, as
an acknowledgement to him. and valuable sus.
Restion TO- the public. Yours, respectfully,
D. II. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren tefers to the following gentlemen
Colonel DAN RICB,
Grard. Pa.
CHARLES STOW, Esq,
0irard, Pa, Editor Cosmopolite.
GEORGE H. CUTLER,
GIrard, Pa, Attorney.
C.L H1SDs, ....
Girard, Pa, Attorney.
Captain D. ". HUTCHINSON,
6irard, Pa. Attorney.
DAVID oLrN.
Girard, Pa, Merchant
DAVID E. DAY.
GIrard, Pa, Merchant.
C. F. ROCKWELL,
Girard, Pa, Merchant.
B. c. ELY,
Glrard, Pa, Druggist.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-22

Row IN MARKET SrREEr.-A difficulty oc-
.curred last evening in Havkins's bar.room on
Market street, between T. II. Hawkins, the pro-
prietor, and oliver Rouse, both white. Rouse
struck Hawkins over the head with decanter,
raising a great lump thereon. Hawkins drew, q
pistol 8ndyscstg EYES mot RYsSs put for Sic
timely interference fof a bys:ander. Both parties
have been arresRd and win be 1esrd BY the
Mayor this moaiASf SIkY