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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30
YOUR ATTENTION


Is CORDIALLY INVITED TO TIE
"Hendcrson County, Kentucky Land salo"
Grand Prize Scheme
Enterprise. CHARTERED by the Lcgis-
lature Of Kentucky, and endorsed and re-
commended by overy leading official in tho
State. and upwards of 500 Of hor most
prominent citizens. -.
5ii Prizes, $Sif,3sGf
Comprising tho richest river bottom tobao.
co farms in the wealthy county Of Hen.
derson, Ky, with nll their appartcnances.
Capital Prize, $l5O,OOO!
Smallest Prize, $780,! IS
Also about $4,000 in Greenbacks, being
the entire rent money of tho property for
tho years 1869 and 1870, which viii be dis.
tributed 10 the winners Of the first seven
prizes respectively. Rent Of The
farms for 1869. wac $l2 per acre, and 1t 10
confidently expected that they will equal or
surpass this figure for 1870. - eer i sni
Tickets Five Dollars. lsHr
Final drawing, Juno 9th, 1870, at Masonic
Temple, Louisville, Ky. Hundreds Of our
best citizens, have given unqualified ccrti.
ficetes and endorsements Of this magnifi.
cent enterprise.
Every dollar invested by ticket holders,
is held in trust by the commissioners ap.
pointed by the Legislature, until tho drnw.
Ing takes place md prizes are delivered.
In order to have your tickets properly
registered, buy mt once of your nearest
club agent, or remit by Express (prcpaid),
DRAFT, p. Q. money order, or. registered
letter, to either Of the following financial
agents who will furnish full descriptive
circulars: .FF .r..
L. II. Lyme. Cash'r Farmers Bank, Hen.
derson,y Ky: r.. D. Alexander. CONNER
cial Bank, Louisville, Ky; John c. In
than, Pres. Bank, Hopkinsvillc,o Ky {;
James Dnllaui, Commercial Bank, padu.
cah, Ky. ); y. G. Thomas; Cash. Obs, and
Rept'r Lexington, KY; ". B. Tyler, CASH
ier Deposit Bk., Owcnsboro, Ky.
Good Club Agents wanted every where.
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l. charming ZOO, paSos; Sn sio,b. b. 9SSi, %Si,
wonderful BOOK hasfall yipstruotious To- en-
able the reader, to fascinate either sex, or
ANY, animal, at will. Mesmerism, Spiritual.
ism, and hundreds OF other curious experi-
ments.S II 6ah be obtained by sending ad.
dress. with postage, with 10 cents to I. w
EvARs.& CO., Mo. Al Sou,hh Eigbth-street,
Philadelphia. -
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ONLY $l PER cHANcElN

ONLY ST. PER CHANCE! >,3'".
This}property consistsGin part of a gene
raj assortment Of merchandise, valued at
$4,000; storc:house, B0x24 (new, y 81, 800
8 dwelling houses and itnprovements. aii
new, $1,000 each, lot Of fupaiture $1,000.
400 bushels corn. 100 sacks, flour, 6, 600
pounds bacon, "a town lots In center ] of
town. horses, cows, &c.. '&c.' - S4s7n1f7
This property, and other property not
included, is valued at Forty -four Thousand
Dollars, Is to be ,raffled for at Twenty ave
Thousand Dollars Every ohanoe or ton.
ct, warranted and guaranteed a prize valued
from One Dollar up. to aOne Hundred, TO
Lyo nu.dred, 70 Eight Z honsnnd Dollars.
No Blanks 4Tweiye tiisintc tcrestad met viii
conduct tho Rattle, md see that each and
every one, whether presenter not will have
ON, equal and fair, showing. Each agent
asxtday afief i,somes s .e nsiof iAs q 5s 5s
GERS Of Barlow county. md 'oitizens of Cass.
viiic. Liberal saper cent. offeredi ,suents.
Agents Hanled in every County iand State,
Eealoses asaapiR.s Orders for, all iTiokets and
Oil communications com mn must be Addressed 10
To. sMiTIs& co. ss :
Managing Agents. Cassviils, f9a..a
mhE lZ-lm ~,
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tns,. 5g ,ad[Qrigipal,l
IYlo Soldier Boys Dream. s

''OSNANa Ivy ~ ~ Sehs
The midnight Heaven was calm, w.. 4 =,
The stars in gems Of light, sl.l,aI
Seemed kindled to illume, .,.s., 10.
The loycincss of uight. ,t-a. l,-s
Not n sound 10 brcnk the silence
OF The lonely midnight hour, h"-.''
Save the cooling breeze that wandered,
70 battle each dropping flower.
The soldier boy then slept, %
Refreshing was his slumber,
While DER his senses crept, = ,{-q.s
Bright visions without number.
Fr2' }H0 '''A Il
His spirit sought the land lay. t.,t
Of care dispclIing dreams. 'r'za ~
Meath slumber's magic wand, srsa
\ Heaven, earth oft seetns. l e-.
His fancy uueonfncd,
Went back to days gone by, , ,...
And every JOY cntwiucd,
10 light his sleeping sky. ISL.
In tho silence deep un,iven, ,,s.
The abscnt boy could dream,
Or Mother, Home and Heaven,
And his sleep with pleasures teem.
lie dreamed Of happier hours, ~ y,
unc.ouded childhood's day, e..
Of Joys like golden flowers, s2,G
lie gathered all Tho way.
lie saw fragile form,
That moved with striking grace,
And he gazcd with growing pleasure,
On his Cnncicd mothers face.
lie met her eye wltrsc brightness
tcur alone could dim,
And her voice whose winning sweetness,
Was never lost to him,
Fell o'er his slumbering senses, ..
Like music from afnr,
AS soft rs light that dances
From meath q brilliant star.
lie dreamed he was once more,
Within his peaceful home,
Beside the beat shore,
Where onoo he loved to roam.
Where came the breeze untainlcd,
From DER the vale bcdeckcd,
In gorgeous colors painted,
With picturesque effect.
Ills dream devoid Of cnre,
BY magic power chained,
And within holicr sphere,
His slum'briug ideas ranged.
Zach thought by sleep onohaincd,
For awhile arose 10 dwell,
Where ills spirit bliss attained, s.'g.tt
No mortal tongue Con tell.
His spirit upward wandered,
10 scenes Of Angel mirth,
And every tir seemed sundered,
That bound TO nught Of earth.
lie gazcd on sernph faces, sa'stt
Where beauty ere enslrOuds,
Aud hope and love displaccs,
AuSht that forctells q oud
THEW minstrel harps were tuning,
In melodies sweet strain,
Where those redeemed communing,
Shall never cease to reign.
And he listened to Tho trilling
Or sweet voices on the air,
His inward soul cuthrilling,
AT sounds 80 soft and rare
How enchanting was the visions,
Why could it never last?
Twas but bright dclusion,
Soon numbered with the past
Enrapturcd with his dream,
The soldier boy awoke,
And not beneath SuPs beam,
Old Morpheus could invoke.
Once more the day was breaking,
No longer shone ''the scven,"
i'ui his thoughts asiccp or waking,
We're Of Mother, Home and Heaven.
F..
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~ Super Phosphate "a ,eg,r
Soluble
Soluble Phosphoric ~
a6 oy III @ consists @ mainly of sus Phosphate
ms to- make it's nsue phosphate soluble
less the quantity required
Phosphate
able TO lghest
r1 >N-N ''N"" ="
Fertilizers unde two oforms:
polye% one % ne % noss guaranteed oan "a
NO. Superlh Phosphate
of dscoun,
& - SNN' "'''""'
WE ALSO isl. .s tf,.
homoydes
any other compost na we suggest that this is
AT nxed rate Tor each per centage, WM BEE
u II sr- atl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30
DERINGER,. PISTOLS,

hnve this day appointed Messrs. TONES,
MELvAIN y Co. Sole Agents forthe sale Of
my Pistols in the City Of New York. Deal
ers con obtain tn m, of Messrs. Tones
NJ elvain s. Co. at my lowest Wholesale rat es,
and my full guaranty accompanies every
Pistol Of my manufacture sold by thcn.3
@.4a ll's lENRY DERINGER, /
Philndelphia, Aug 2G, 1867.
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Refeaecnoeaa

Col. 7 NJ Turner, Sol |" l.
John Berry,
James NJ Gray, Jones county
8 Kisar, Houston county
NJ G Robert. Wilkes county
NV Stone, Columbia county
Dr. Henry Gather, Newton county
DR.. Hamilton, Athens
Edward bancroft,
A p Dearing, I"
: AaLivingsion. Newton county
Hon. j Smith, J fferson county ~.
II p Richards, Newton county
John II Chisholm, West Point
Stephen d Hoard, Augusta
or. III II Steiner.
W D Grant. WALTON
Rev. W NJ Cunningham, La Orange
Col, d g Locket, Dougherty county
lion. herschell johnson, Jcffer. on co.
b wilkins, jefferson county. y
Jas. Q Denham. Putnam county
Printup, Columbia county
9 NJ Stokes, Ice county ,s{, .;ry
Rev. 7 B Wesl, Columbia county
9 a Eunnally, Walton county H~.
3 W Swanson, Troup county -u/
Thomas Warthen, Washington coun:
Sterling Elder, Coweia county
j II Tolbert, t'ol 'aaA sa".G
hev, . 8 CAMDEN. Brooks county g'"
80 Morton, '1b .@Hs src3 = ta ..
Samuel NJ Carter, Murray coantyo . gYh
Ae:af!cr, Lowndss eoanty ~ jsj. So
Montgomery, Fort Lamar ,a'
g w Lewis, Decatur county s's
J n Hin, Quitman county @ IS"
Burnett, S"'
Al White, Macon w
A v Btumbys;Aflahtas fja.I
Nolan, Henry county
MHsClafk 0elethorpo bounty. iItlga
II F. Woollcy, Cass county NJ
Adams. Jones & Roynoltis, Macon
fwarres Lsne, T ! + CO., Augusta ,.aaz.sgt
Boutwell,, = iE2 ,38 TgfaI&
Berrys & Co., Rome
W 4 LLaniers West iR0intsa
ID Pye & Son, Forsyth ef2fE ss.ts artrS
lsanol Harris, Sprihgs Grove; N. o. ;5s
Jhmes J. Irwin, Chnrlotte,'N. @: 10 ,a.Hts
Col.JR speafmsh. Silver Street, &C.
II w Ba. ee, t0rangshufg, 3. O. .ash tEa
Col T.J Moore, Spartanburg, 8. C.ayiu (!
36hhH II Catsissrss SC.
Thomas'L FWoodside,E EGreenviile, s. Co..
W Barksdales Laurens, 8. q. lna
. Govt II Du Pont, Quincy; Fla IL &ssaa
George W Scott, Tallahassee, Fla aaaa*
ASrsSiven. Montgomery, Ala 5a.lt
IN Ligh,foot, Abbeviiie. Ella IS s. Ava
RS Thornton, Coosa River. ALA Il 4aau
John II Bilbre. Tuskegee, Ala "a Ess1.
ABB Beail. Carthage. Aiaastgo35 4a.H
MeC. Boyd, Camden, ALA a,4 Il ..
ThomasfE BPegnes. Oxford, Miss s
WE Ferguson, jackson. Miss sst laa
E0itz. Duck Hin, Misss5 44larIYs
" w Topp, Columbus, Miss .F 3,aasI
Df.J Mcdonnell, Brownsyille, Miss
FM shryook! Winona, Miss ~ a. IL
N D Jones, Batcsville, Mise 8 ia 400.
u r Johnson. Brookhaven, Miss 7a,
J a pKenhedy, Coffee sillS. .SMiss f,yos,
GC.Wiiiianns, Okolona, Missssg3 ,s4o4
3 Chanponois, ,shnbuta. Miss i <a a,e,s
Johns Finley, Holly spsings, Miss als4 i
" w Farmer, Monroe, La - istf9Id3
F0a7k Stnbbs, 80 ~ SnEtI ,.aas ,..a
&sGreen sit4flhss..a..As. .yss.4.-- = =,
TsM Beck, Middlsso IN, .Tsnns .,.s s..,, 4
stE Mathsws} sdontideflo, ,dAfk. sisjez.'I
xBspst 2646a4sYl9esa sitlT ~ Z ia 94s,y
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Baugh's Raw Bone Super.Ph os
phate Of Lime.

I AM now receiving my supplies Of this
IL manure, and Planters, can rely upon
getting IN article fully up to standard as
per analyses. All bought from myself or
authorized Agents I will guarantee, as eve
ry cargo 80 sold is anniyzod on arrival
here and the high character Of the manure
fully kept up. aa ~, J. N. ROBSON,
Sole Agi. for South Carolina.
Nos. and 2 Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston s. G..
j. II. CATICART,
Agt. for Fairfield County.
Prof. Shepard says of analysis made
October 10th, 1869. "a valuable manure
aud decidedly superior to tho article Of
last year"
Experiment made by NJ. C. NJ. Hammond,
of Beech Island. 8. G..
No manure, 887 lbs. Seed Cotton perac
l76 lbs. Peruvian Guaho. 1923 lbs. SEQ
Cotton per acre. 4,tr
ITS lbs. Baugh's, 1489 lbs. Seed Cotton
per norc. "N dec 80
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30

RRipE and Bridegroom EsS for yontih 4
~ men, free, In se6tsd enyolopes. H6ys.
ARD ASSOCIATION, Hex P, Philadelphia,
rem. y~--s MSM
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WANTED EvERYWHERE,

Statesmen. Farmers and Others to sell
- New Article in great demand. $4O0 90
mnde by. one Agent his first month. Adj.
dress GEO. McEATHRON & Co, Nash
Vile, Tenn, or w. II. SEATON & co. ,
New Orlean5. La. r A...r
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Josh Billings as a Philosopher.

JOSH Dllllngs as Philosopher.
There seems to be four styles oi
mind
lst, them who know it's 80
2nd, them who know it ain't so 7
3d, them who split the difference
aud guess at it
4th, them who don't caro- which way
it is!
There is but few men who hez
character enough to lead a life Of
idlcncss.
True love is spclt just the same in
Choctaw as it is in English.
Those who retire from the world on
account of its sins and peskiness must
not forget that they have yet to keep
company with person who wants just
as much watching as anybody else.
Necessity tcgot Invention, inven.
tlon begot convenience, convenience
begot pleasure, pleasure begotluxury,
luxury bogot riot and disease riot
and disease, between them, begot
poverty, and poverty begot necessity
again and this is revolution of
man, and about all he can brag,on.
Most people decline to learn only
by their own, experience. And 1
guess they are more than half right,
Tor | do not spose q man can get q
perfect idea of molasses by letting
another follow taste of it for him. y
An individual to be fine gentle
man, has either got to be born so or
be brought up so from infancy he
can't learn it sudden, any more than
he can learn to talk Injin correctly by
practisin on a tomahawk. ~, 4B n,.1'g
wonder if there was ever an old
maid who ever heard Of q match that
sha thought was suitable.
IT a-,man, wants to- get his dimon-
sions let him visit d graveyard Sa
Enthusiasts have long said that the
Indian ryot is open to conviction, and
that if his acquisitiveness were. more
developed, the largo cotton growing
districts under his care would produce
marvcliously superior results. Model
farms arc now established For his
benefit, and on them the, out-turn of
cotton per acre has been very much
raized without irrigation or manure,
and by such means only as are within
the immediate reach Of tho native
cultivators. ar "a
A .Seotoh2 professor in his walks
about, Aberdeen, met q well-known
haIithie Of the town. Of weak Intellect.
- ea;d tho Urnreseor oono.l:.1
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New Advertisements.
- ~ G. 2. L. e. =. -
ESTABLISHED 1907
WEIGH e. HRIFFITHS.
SAWS i! AYES SAWS

Oh ID III I'D Oh WO
Saws Of all descriptions. Axes, Betting
and mill furnishings. Circular Saws with
solid Teeth, or with Patent Adjusiible
Points, superior TO all Inserted Teoth Saws.
NIs" Prices Reduced. ~YSsa
nsA.Send for Price List and Circulars. @ySsa
WEIGH & GRIFFITHS,
a-. Boston. Mass. = or Detroit. NIiob.S
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A WAY with uncomfortable sTf6sses.
81 Comfort and Cure for III ey Hdptored,
Sent post paid on fe6y;pt .6ftiO SSSstS.
dress Dr.. d. b. FoUTE,, No. leo L8IinntSn
Avenue New York. =. 56S
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TONES, MEIVAIN & CO.,
sole'Agen.s, 6sNlaiden Lane. N. Y.
GRAND RAFFLE AND SALE
Of Real Estate and Personal Property, at
CASSVlLLE, GA, juno 1st, 1870.
rRorEnrY VALUED At $4,000 nArrLEp AT
-3t : Is U!i S25, 900. Nhasa 'srG tIs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04

THr BArs WAcoS-In this issue will be
found the advertisement of the popular Bar
Wagon, for the sale of which, J. s. Springer i:
agent at this place. Mr.. springer has been en-
gagged 10 the .alr of wagons little over year
and at the beginning kept two or three of the
most popular kinds. But he sold almost three
Zines a. many of the Balm as all others com
Fbined. As the Balm became introduced and
tried, the sales Of other kinGs fell of, until at
lengti, he did not feel justified in keeping any
oshsr kind, and nov sells only the Balm. Be-
.sides other advantages, there is greater care
observed In the workmanship and tie use Of
material. All the Wagons that be sells. are
warranted for one year, against any imperfec-
lions of material or workmanship. He pays the
cost o: all repairs made necessary BY such flaws.
During the past year, he sold fifty Balm Wagons.
aud eighteen Of another manufacture that is
much Dragged up. In that time, he has been
compelled to pay about s35 Tor repairs on the
eighteen wagons. sbereas S. will cover all the
cost Of repairs OF the fifty Bains. This alone
gives good idea of the comparative merits Of
tie two wagons. Mr.. Springer is nov receiv
ing them by the car load, direct from the man
ufacturers, and will always hare a supply on
hand. and wall sell them at the 81 me prices that
are asked in St. Joseph.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04
Mild, Certain, Safe and Efficient

| IL ut ci.(e relieves aud inrieoIafes all the
vital functions. wi'hou, causing, at any time,
or under airy circumstances, the slightest inju
! ~ to any Il Ill. m.
The most complete and uniform success has
| for many We, rs at'end,d IFS ne IL France, aud
IN some portions OF The United States; and it
ia Eov on.red To the general public, With the
most absolute conviction that it can ne Ter fail
l TO accomplish all that is claimed fur it.
Ii Is harmless in the extreme. at all times,
and under all circumstances; ard is unequaied
by any remedy yst known 10 the world where
a purgaiive is indicated.
IL prodnres little or 10 pain in its operation;
leaves the organs entirely free from irritation.
and never, in TIE slightest degree, overtaxes
or excites the nervous system.
Ia Bilious Diseases, Indigestion and Dyspep-
ria, it Is invaluable.
1t is the grand Purifier Of the Blood. and
hence cannot lail to eradicate from the system
Scroin'a. Erysirelas. SAT- Rheum, Ca: ker, ard
Cutancous Eruption. generally. Irregular, or
want OF App, tile. Colds. Coughs. Asthma,
Bronc! tits. Catarrh, Cello Pains, Diarrhea,
Water b,ash, Sour ard Bitter Stomach. and
foulne.s and faintne.s Of the same; Impure
Breath, Dizziness. sympathetic, nervous, or
sick Headache Rheumatism, Gout. and In
Examinations il, all foi m<-,hese and all L. drrd
diseases can always be ahclly cured or greatly
relieved by this mid yet powerful remedy.
General Debility, 18th its insrparaale &C.
companim. nts-men,al and physical srch as
green sickness, lassi'ude Of mind and body,
drowsine>s. indisrosiiion u exercise. weakness
OF the limbs, feelings of encouragement, Gcs-
pondency and distTust-ali disappear under lis
magic influence.
! IL regulates and invicoratcs the bowels; is
a sure aniidote for obstinate cos iveness and
piles; gives renewed vigor to the stomach
evokes TIE action OF the liver; di.sipstes the
yellow iye of iiundice; and eradicates rom
the skin, bilious spots or mould moth and
fIeckhs.
1t -xcites :he Kidneys to renewed, vigorous
and healthy ac'iUn; ard is certain to bring
prompt relief in 81 cases of Diarrh9a aud
Dysentery.
IL is eminen'ly effcc.ual in the cure of all
diseases oil children, however infanti!e, espe
cially for collie, worms, and irritation aud fret
luIness nhile teetliing.
As dinner pill or disester, il is second TO
none other. taken with the food 1t operates
as general Alternative. whereby the entire i'm
paired organism is stimulated to renewed en-.
ergy. and to healthy vigor and vitality. i.
is extensively Used by the Faculty, as a con-
venicnt AID thorough cathartic, having no &C.
ton Other than the one intended. II Sent By
mail. on receipt OF price and postage, viz:
Box. so.25 Postage. 9 cents.
s Boxes, LOO IS IS IS
II is sold by all dealers in drugs and medi.
clues, and by TURNER & CO.,
Sole Propris.ors, 40 FREMONT st.,
aue4s4. BOSTON. MASS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04

Wa, WANTS OSEl-It affords US pleasure to
call thelttention Of our readers to our new ad-
'vertisement of the A. Sumner Co. This firm
has established such vide rpread reputation
for the excellence Of articles which it produces
that comment from Us is useless. 1t is neces.
sary TO the order and system of every well
regulated family, to possess Sewing Machine:
and if the husband or father can afford it. an
Organ or Piano will contribute largely TO their
hsppiness. We would advise every one who
desires to invest ID these articles, to visit or
patronize this house. feeling assured that no
where else can such perfect satisfaction be
rendered.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04

MAILs.-There is now a tri weekly mail be-
tween Highland, Iowa Point. and this place;
and that. We believe, is carried under rather
indefinite cub contract, as much for accommo
dation as otherwise, and is liable to be inter
Tered with at any time. When Doniphar
County man was appointed Mail Inspector, We
did hope that he would pay some attention Il
regulating the mails in his own County, but the,
have been gradually growing worse. epse
sumo he is too busy looking after the politiea
interests CT his patron. and in laying the ropes
have Doniphap County sustain Clarke for re
domination.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04

NORMAL. ScHooL.-The Leavenworth State
Normal School announces that IL Will be ready
for the reception Of pupils on Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 9Th. Normal Schools are now univers'
ally recognized as necessity in tie education
of teachers. and no person can properly learn
the art Of teaching. in its many phases. without
attending Normal School. The Leaven"orth
Institution will be 6rstclass in oil its appoint
mente. and in point Of convenience, is the shoo'
best euited &c the teachers Of Northern Kansas
See the advertisement.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04
Newspaper
Advertising.

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cnlstions. and full PARTICULARS concerning the
lie ding Daily and Weekly Political aud Fam
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Every Advertiser and every person who con
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York.
The Pittsburg (Pa.) Leader, in its issue of
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Il Co which issues this interesting and valua
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cheerfully recommend it to the attention of
thu.e Who desire to advertise their business
scientifically and systematically in such
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publicity for the least expenditure Of money"
july2Sw4.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04

Made of Poor Rum, " hiskey. Proof Spi-
rits, aud Refuse Liquors, doctored, .piced,
and sweetened, to please the taste, called
4" Tnnics." Appetizers," Restorers," &C.,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and
ruin, bot are a true medicine, maize from the
native Roots and Herbs Of California. FIRE.
raoA ALL ALcomoIIc Stimuli. Nrs They sre
the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE. per'ert Renovator
and Invigorator of the System, carrying on an
poisonous matter, and restoring the hiooi TO a
healthy condition. No person eau take these
Bitters according to directions, and remain
long unwell.
500 will be .iven for an incursb,e case,
provided the homes are not DESTROYED oy min-
eral poisuns or other m ans. aud the 'itai or
gsns wasted hesond the point Of repair:
For Iaaamnatory md Chr"uic ka ~
mati~m, aud G"ut, Dyspepsia, cf mat
ee>tion. Bilious, Renitteui, nnd inter
mitseat Feveus, Diseases nj the u'"o"'
Liver, Kidseys, and Bladder, these sa-
tiers have been most successful Sucn Os>.
eases are caused by Initiated Rinod, .hicf
is generally produced BY arrangement oil the
Digestive Organs.
Cieanse the vitiatea Blood whenever you
finf its Impurities b..rstins through the ski, IN
Pimpies. Erup,ions or Ssres; cleanse it When
you find IL obstrncted aud sluggish IN the
veins; cleanse it when il il foul. and yonr iee''
ings will tell you ~hen. Keep the hood pure
and the health Of the system will !ollou
PIN, TAPE. and other WORMS, lurking
in the system Of so many thou ands, are encc
tually destroyed and removed.
In Bilious. Remi,tent. and Intermittent &c
vers. these B,tsers have no equal For fni
directions. read carefully the circular srnunf
each bottle. printed in four langusges-Eng
iish, German, French. and Spanish.
]. WALKER, Proprietor.
20 Commerce Street. N. Y.
r. H. MCDONALD L Co..,
Druggists, and General Agents. San franc'scf
and Sacramento, California, and 81 = y
Commerce Street. NY.
% Sold by all Druggists 4 Dealers
ang !Iv.