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be IL enacted BY tie Senate and House Of R'prr,rHf.
atir.s Of a.. United aate Of America IN Con-
orcss assembled
That all that portion Of the western district"
land district, created By the act approved olhIcn
three, eighteen hundred and nfly-.cren, entitled
An act 10 establish three additional Land districts
In the Territory Of Kansas," which y situated north
Of the townships ten and eleven south In said STATE.
shall constitute q new land district, TO be cailed the
Republican land district. "
Sec. .. And be II further enacted, That the Presi'
dent be, and he Is hereby authorized. whenever ms
public interests shall require. to appoint by ana
with the advice and consent % tue senate; OF du.
ring the recess thereof, AMI untiltlle end OF the next
session OF Congress after such appointment, o regis
ter and q receiver for the district hereby created,
who shall respectively he required TO reside At Inc
site OF their Ollces, have the same power, RESPONSE
bllitIcs and cnI0lumrnts. and b. subject to the sam
acts and penalties which are or may be prescribei
by law In relation to other land ofncerN Of The Vhiteu
States In sad State.
Sec. 81 And be Il further enacted. That the public
lands I'm saId district shall be subject TO sale AM dis
posa, upon the sam terms and conditions. ms othrr
nuhlIc LAMBS OF the United States provided. thar al
sales and locations made at the ONCE Of the old dis.
trict OF lands situated within tile limits or the new
district, which shall be valid IND right In other re:
spects. up TO the day on which the new Office sliall
20 Into operation, be. and the ame arc hereby con-
tlrmed
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u Company-Location Of Works. Gold Hili.
storey County. Nevada.-Sotice Il hereby given
that at a mee,in. Of the Bosrd OF Trustees oi
said Company, held on the 9Th day Of septSm6er.
1870, An assessment Go. 81 OF Two Dollars
ga OO per share was levied upon the cap
ais,ely' in United States gold coin, to the Seer.
tary, at the oaice OF the Company; No. "?
California street, San Francisco, California;
Iny stocl npon which said assessment shall
remain unpa;d on MONDAY, October 10,
1870, shall 6e deemed delinquent, anu win DC
nn,sss payment shall be made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, octnber Q, 1870: to pay
INC dslinoucnt assessment, together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
II. C. KIBBE. Secretary.
Oaicc-Room No. 81 Hayward's Building, No.
tia California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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SRa KkGATED sEmGuEn

C q u u Is I" IL
- Mining Company-Locat!on OF Works, Gold
lin District. Storey county, State Of Nevada
Notice i hereby given that At u meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees of said company, held ON the
twenty.hnh c5thl day OF August, 1870. an asssess-
mcnt no. lO Of One Dollar aud fifty Cents
(Sl 5Oj, In United States gold coin. per share,
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
mpany, payable immediately 10 the Secretary,
at the Office OF the Company, Room No. -. Mer-
chants Exchange Building, California street,
San Francisco, Californis. Any stock upon
which aid assessment shall reniain unpaid on
the TwENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEN.
BIER, 1870, shah DO deemed delinquent. and
will be daily advertised for sale at puohc anc'
lion. and unless payment shall be made before.
will be sold on the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOCER. 1870. to pay the delinquent asses.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of salc.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
EDW. +. STONE, Secretary.
OtHee Room No. - Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, san Francisco, Cal.
ilbrnlX. au2I-tu
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II, IL ,uuetsd by the Seaais aud House Of .Represeat'
aiirss Of fhe Unitet Sdta Of America IN Congress
assembled. 49, ,
That OH and sler the passage OF this Act. In add
tIon 10 the articles now exempt by law, the articles
and products hereinafter enumerated shall b. eS'
served ash. sell nsh, meats, fruits and vegetables.
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T0LD uILL QUARTZ WILL

(I and Mining Company.-Loea,ion, Gold
Hill Mimi; District. County OF Storey,
State OF Ncyada.-Noticc Is hereby given,
thai AZ 4 meeting OF the Board Of Trustees
OF satd Company, held on the Sth day Of Sepiem-
Der, iSTO.an assessment. NOD, Of Ten QW Dollars
per shars was levied upon the capital stock Of
sail Company, payable immediately, in United
States gold coin, To the Secretary, X. Weyencr,
All California street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the i3.h dsy OF October, 1870.
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly
unless PAYMENT shall be made before. will be
sold on MONDAY, the sIst day OF October, 1870,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
X. wEGESER, Secretary.
ofaee-ll California street, san Francisco,
California selO I'd
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fpubllc-NO, $50.
Approved July u, 1870.

AN ACT to amend an act entitled An act amend
atory of tho organic law Of Colorado Territory
and for other purposes" approved May ionrth
eighteen hundred and seventy,
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Approved July II, 1870.

TPubIlc-NO. TT.I
AN ACT to amend section four OF the act Of March
thIrty-one, eighteen hundred and siNty-eight.
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lPublie-So. 81

IPnb1e-No. BJ
An ACT matins appropriations to supply deoclen-
rI.S in the appropriations for tho service OF the
Government i0r the fiscal year ending June thirty.
eighteen hundred and seventy. and Tor other pur-
pO.fr.
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IFubIIc-No. IbI.J
AN ACT for the relief Of the United States and
Brazil Steamship Company.
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Approved July !, 1870.

tPubllc-SO. 1871
AN ACT TO establish an additional land district In
the State Of kOhsas.
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A " OF The UNITED STATES,
PUBLISHED By ArTHoRITr.I
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Paused at the second SessIon Of the Forty.
E1rae COuSresa. 80.
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Approved July Il, $50.

[publIc-So. leS.l -.
AN ACT to amend existing laws relating TO Internal
revenue.
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Tpubllc-No. I'LL
Approved July n, 1870.

| AN ACT 10 establish a port OF delivery at Kansas
City, Missouri. /,
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
y ENTUCK MINING C0MPAMn H.,

II ENTUCK MINING COMTANa
In STATE of Nevada Is hereby Civ
an ihst Al a meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
o1.sid Company, held on the 9Th day OF Au-
gust a D. isM, an assessment. No; = Of rire
- 1902 m aid Company, payable Immediately
In Uni;cd States gold coin 70 the secretary =,
tSs once Of the Company. No; 4ls California
street, San Francisco, California; any s NSn
Nj "n THURSDAY, September 18th, A.p.
iSTT shali be deemed delinquent, and wiz De
tniS aSysrti.ed for sale at public auction. and
aniess payment shall be made before, VI, WI 90
an. O'clock p. " OF that day, to pay the delin-
onent assessment. together with costs Of adver-
Using ana expenses OF sale.
BIZ order OF the Board OF Trustees.
II. c. KIDDE. Secretary.
Onlee-Room No. 81. Hayward's Building, No.
4is California street, San Francisco,
California aug I'll
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hppIoNCi July ", low
Be Il enacted by The Srndts and Hons, Of Represent.
aiires oJthe Uaited States Of America IN Com0ress
~anembled.
That there shall not be assessed or collected, under
or by virtue Of section four OF an act approved
March thlrty-onc, eighteen hundred and slxty-elght.
entitled An act 10 exempt certain manufacturer
from Internal tax, and for other purposes any IN
tcrnal tax upon pOrE-packers, .larl.rcndefcIs, or
those engaged In smoking hauls, curing meats, VI
others known a. In the provision trade, US nlhnulaG-
turers within the meaning OF the said section; anu y
any such TAX shall have been assessed. hut mol COT
lected, the came Is hereby rcniittel.
fPublic-No. iTI1
AN ACT to declare forfeited to the United state:
: certain land grants to the State Of Louisiana 10
aid In constructing q railroad therein.
Approved July II, iS'o.
he 10 enacted bv III, Senate and Hour o.. RCprtie,It-
dtira. q The United States q America I" e0"''e'
assembled
That all the lands which were granted oy Sonstyss
in the wear eighteen hundred and nly.tl&, " tSo
State OF Louisiana, 10 aid In the CONSTRUCTION . = "
New Orleans, OpeiouNas and Great cs,rIu ~ y,
road. and which have not been lawmlS uisp"ssuU
by the SAID State under said grant, wnlen ,nss tse
pired by limitation, or By act OF Congrrs sinee w =
original grant, arr hereby declared forfeited 70 Lne
United States, and these lands Shall hereaitci rs uir
posed OF a. other public lands u the Ohiled e'a'e~
Public ResolutIon-So. ST.
A RESOLUTION In regard TO grading the strectsih
the vicinity Of the Capitol.
AppruyriJ July II, 1870.
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Tpubltc-So. la,
Approved July II. ls1o.

An ACT 10 amend the act to Incorporate the Ma
tIonal Academy of Sciencrs.
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fpnhiIr-Nn- Ill
Approved July IL, iS10.

AN ACT to declare forfeited TO the United S,ste e.
csItain nnd grants 70 INC ,Snrein
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GRAND NATIONAL
II N A MI ENT
7 GLEMNnS SDRINLS
At GLENNn.S SPRINGS.

~ s51sR $SHss 3SsSz4Hs$ %5Sz SH
15rH day OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. Young
men from all parts Of tho State are requested
to participate in contending for the prizes.
Length of Track. $50 yards; Lance to bo nino
feet i'll length; Three Rings, 10 yards apart,
TWO inches in diameter; Time to be made in
nino seconds.
FIRST PnIZg-A Fine HORSE AND DRIDLE-
worth S225-with privilege OF crowning Queen
of Love and Beauty.
SECOND PnIzE-A Fine GOLD WATCH
worth s75-with privilege of crowning First
Maid OF Honor.
THIRD PHIZE-A Fino SADDLE-worth $50
with privilege Of crowning Second Maid OF
Homer.
FOURTH TnIzE-A Fine Pair OF BOOTS
worth s25-with privilege of crowning Fourth
Maid Of Honor.
FIFTH Pn1zE-A TIN CUP-to be awarded
to the most unsuccessful Knight.
The prizos will bo really worth tho above
mentioned prices.
JUDGEs.-Col. VIM. Wallace, Col. ]. G..
McKisick, John II. Mcctze, Capt. II. G. Shivcl,
Capt. II. II. Thomson, Capt. Albert Means,
DR.. Sumter Means, John C. Zimmerman,
Thomas b. Crews, William L. Nance.
MARsHALs.-Gen. w. J. r. Glonn, Capt J
Y. Ii. Williams, Col. Is. s. Jones, Capt. Il. L.
Richardson, Major G. c. Subcr, l.. G. Smith,
G. D. Smith. William Monroe.
knights to assemble in front of the Hotel,
at O'Clock n. III. Tilting to commence at 8
O'Clock.
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THE CRoPs.-A pretty fair estimate
can now be made MS regards the crops.
From observation and reports gathered
from various portions Of the County, it
is believed that the provision crop is
much better than that of last year Cot
ton will not yield as we'll as last year, the
season being rather against it; the rust,
too, is making its appearance in many
places. and the worm is yet to be dread
ed.- Clarendon Press.
"Comc over to our house and see
the bilious fever" is the Indiana saluta-
ton.
The finest of Playing Cards, to be had
Mt POILOCK'S
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The HEALTH OF CHARLESTON N-The
Barnwell Sentinel was lately informed by
"a gentleman from Orangeburg, that the
yellow fever had made its appearance in
Charleston, md that numbers of persons
are leaving the city" But the Journal
does not believe the report, and asks the
Charleston papers "t0 set the matter
right" All we can say is, that there is
no yellow fever in Charleston, there has
been no yellow fever in Charleston for
several years, and, please God! there will
be no yellow fever in Charleston this
year, next year, or any future year. The
health of the city is excellent, and is
equal, rs the returns show. to That of the
most favored city in the United States.
Charleston NerS.
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Wanted, at this Office, copy of the
CLEANER, for August 17th. Our country
subscribers please take notice.
The passenger train on the Grcenville
Railroad did not arrive, yesterday after
noon, until about 6 o'clock, in conso-
quence Of n freight train having run of.
Nothing injured.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 27.-Coltm-
0in HoteL-A. B. Mulligan, Robert Stew
art, Rev. W. ?. Mouzon, J. w. O'Bricn,
Charleston; NJ. B. Boynton, Martin
Marder, Barnwcll; j. W. Nj. Curry,
Camden; W. w. Kennedy, Augusta; J.
n. Norwood, Abbevillc.
Aicherson House. Frank Fl. Green,
Orangeburg; 70. S. J. Hayes, Lexington;
w. J: AIcKerall, Marion; Miss Shaffer,
Charleston; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox, Mas
ter Wilcox, Canada
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A Strange Story---Three Thousand Com
federates mt the Dry Tortugas.
The Abingdon V,rginian contains the
following communication, which is we'll
calculated to excite profound interest:
SALTvILLE, Va, August 2, 1870.
EDITORS ABINGDON VIRGINIAN: I saw q
man to-day who gavo his name as Edward
Parker, and represented that he was a
lieutenant in Capt. j. W. Kelly's compa-
ny K, Colonel Greer's regiment, Fortieth
North Carolina cavalry, in the Confeder-
ate army; that lie was captured at the
battlo of Cbickamaugn on the 18th Of
June, 1862; was sent to Camp Chase, and
from there to Dry Tortngas, where he
has remained until tho first day of June
last.
His tale is strange one, but am
forced to believe every word Of it-and so
and it may be Of some interest to some of
your readers. He says there is still
about 3, 600 men on the island, who have
no means to pay their passage aud no
way to make money enough to do SO.
Among thosestill there whose names he re-
members are: james Grady, Thomas W.
Stinson, VIM. Stinson aud George Tay-
lor, of Washington County; Thomas Car
ter and Jesse Carter, of Russell; John
Black and VIM. Black. of Scott; James
Higginbotham, Thomas w. NIny, Jesse
L. May and VIM. A. May, of Tazewell
County. Parker says TINT the prisoners
were oil released at tho close of the war,
but they had no means of communicn-
ton with their friends, and they are still
thero in most wretched condition, their
only means of support being derived from
labor ut the levees ut fifty cents per
month, and by begging.
He worked over five years at fifty
cents per month, and saved S3G5 so, with
which he paid his fare to New Orleans,
from which place ho has walked since
the 7th of June, and begged his way.
He is in n most pitiable condition, being
entirely blind ia one eye and very nearly
so in the other, caused by exposure, and
very lame and crippled up from long
walks, He is on his way to his home in
Hopkins County, North Carolina, having
walked up the Mississippi to the mouth
of the Ohio, up tho Ohio and through
Kentucky, several hundred miles out OF
his way, owing, he says, to his Ignorance
of the country aud the ignorance of those
who gave him directions. He says the
poor fellows on the island are praying
for relief from their friends, but he does
not know how that relief can be afforded
as he seems to be entirely ignorant OF
the means of communication with the
island, and only knows that vessels &c
there for coffee
l write this, hoping that you will pub
lish it aud that it may lie the means ot
communicating the whereabouts of some
OF those poor wrctches to their friends
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and evil generally operate upon the
mind. 1t is easy for the covetous man
to deceive himself by calling his avarice
economy, and the spendthrift to justify
his lavishness by persuading himself that
he is generous. In no particular is the
deceptive impression conveyed to the
mind more injurious than in the substi-
tuition of the word "honor" for revenge,
in connection with the practice of duel
ing. "Virtue and honor" says an able
writer, 'are such inseparablo compan-
ions that the heathens would admit no
man into the temple OF honor who did
not pass to it through tie temple of vir-
tue"
Is it possible to conceive of such
thing as honor without virtue? But if
any one will exame the records of duel
ing, will it be found that the most prom
inent of those who arc so sensitive about
their honor ever had any virtue to speak
Of? There are drunkards, ruffians, licen-
tious men and liars, who have no shame
about committing any sort of immoral
ity, yet, if called by the name which de-
signatss the thing, can find nothing but
blood sufficient to wipe out tho stain
upon their "honor." Even of the really
honorable men who recognize "tho
code, " it would seem to be better, when
unjustly assailed, to ''olear off and con-
fute SANDER by their own life than by
another mans DEATH" and to adopt the
sentiment of the noble Roman who de-
olared ''ho valued not what men could
sny of him, for if they spake true, they
must needs speak honorably of him; if
otherwise, his life and his manners
should be their confutation."
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The Next State Agricultural and Me.
chnntcal Fair.

The Next State Agricultural and Me
chnnical Fair.
We hope our readers, and the public
generally, will not allow tho next State
Fair to pass out of view. Important as
is the work Of political reform, not less
important is the work OF material ind
substantial development.
We have reason to believe TINT tho next
Fair in Columbia will be grand sue
cess-far ahead Of the last one. The
prospects arc very promising. The eff
cicnt and energetic Secretary Of tho Soci-
ETY., writing to us, says:
'If the letters receive are IN indica-
ton of the success of the next Fair, it
will be grand SUCCESS indeed"
We learn further that the build
ing is to have its accommodations in
creased, and the grounds aro to DO i'm
proved. Let tho approaching Fair COM
mand the energies and excite the pride
of our people. It tsuggests noble field
upon which to put forth useful and gen.
erous efforts, and to win great and en-
during triumphs. All tho branches OF
agricultural and mechanical industry will
receive due recognition, nor will the
fine arts be neglected
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BEAUTIFUL TuoUGMr.-H may be truth
fully said that tho greatest of all blessings is
health, for without it the joys vouchsafed are
10: lfe's enjoyment and pursuits, to the
young and old, to tho rich and poor. Are YOU
IN search of wealth? Health is necessary.
20 20 you desire oifce and worldly honors
Or what avail would these bc without health9
The beauties Of spring, the song of birds, the
deep blue sky, the rolling ocean, all have a
poetic fascination which charms only the
what arc these but mockcrics The body dis
eascd, the mind sckly DER with the saddest
OF thoughts. Oh! that I may live to appre-
clatc the blessings of health This rich boon
III HEISITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT, the health pa
nacca. Now is the time to try it, A2
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Passages from the English Noto Books Of
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Miss Thackcry's Complete Works. Cloth
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The Life, Letters, Lectures and Addresses
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Unless the food, after passing iuto the sto-
mach, Is thoroughly diScstcd, both body and
mind suffer. The digestive organs arc op-
the brain lcthargic, the nervous system unna.
turaliy sensitive, the animal spirit depressed
and the Pulse unequal, heart. burn, natulcncv
and sick headache are also some Of the results
OF indigestion. Therefore. how nccessary
must 1t appear to the candid reader that thu,
digestive organs should be kept in proper
zone to perform the functions nature requires
OF them. For this purpose, Ut better or moro
palatablc preparation is in existence than
L1rParAN's GREAT GERMAN DIITERs. A21I2
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a PRIZE FOR TIE First DALE.-Tho
first bale of now cotton was brought into
Orangeburg on Friday the Goth inst
Mr.. E. II. Houser is the producer. The
bale weighed 36G pounds, class middling
and was sold at 17la cents, to Messrs.
Bull, Scovill & Pike, who presented II
silver cup to Mr.. Houser, as q premium.
The incident speaks for itself
Orangebu,Y NemS.
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To the Republican Voters of Richland


THE following candidates for County Or
ficers of Richlnnd arc respectfully submitted
to the people for their consideration. Bcliov-
ing that the masses arc opposed to tho action
of the (so-callcd) County Convention, hold in
Columbia on the 22d, 23d July, the same bcing
not legal; and that whio they heartily sup
port the nomination by the Convention Of r..
X. Scott, for Governor, and a. j. Ransier, for
Lieutenant-G overnor, as we'll as tho selection
of II. u. Elliott, for tho Third Congressional
District, yet they feel it as all usurpation of
power by the said (so-called) Convention, in
their having mado any County nominations,
AMI that they are not disposed to be dictated
to by any clique or ring, who may assume
such power for their own aggrandizemcnt;
and al they also believe in tho Republican
principle Of rotation in Office.
OUR TICKET.
For Goromor,
ROBERT X. SCOTT.
For Lieutenant- Gorernor,
ALONZO j. RANSIER.
For Congress- Third District
ROBERT b. ELLIOTT.
For Senate,
REV. DAVID PICKETT.
Representatives.,
HENRY DOBBINS,
WILLIAM MISHAW,
JAMES GOODWIN,
S. KRAFT.
Probate Judge,
JOHN HEART.
School Commissioner,
G. WADDLETON.
County Commissioners,
N. THOMSON,
ALFRED GOODWIN,
PAUL SIMMS.
August 25
New York Lion Lager, to be had at
Pollock
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AN !NDEIIDLE DLEarIsu.-Nothing will re-
store tho skin Of the head to it's original ia ir-
ness, after 1t has been turned Of n copper col.
ducG the rich natural hair shades brought out
by the use of PHALoN's Y1rAL1A, or SALVATION
FOR TIE HAIR, preparation clear and trans
parent, and which does not stain tho skin.
Sold by all tho druggists and fancy goods
dealers. oS 10
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1HE attention OF the reader is respectfully
invited to the advertisement OF Bradficld i
Co, i'll another column. They are undoubt-
G;uiy selling tic best remedies ont for tho
diseases they are recommended for. BRAD
EiELD Et,i.ELD fEafAI: REGULATOR and Dr.. PnupuITr's
CELEDIATED LIVER MEDICINE, has certninlv
cured more afflicted persons than any two
medicines OF their age. Try them and be
well, as these gentlemen guarantee satisfac
ton or money refunded. Az