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E1 LIPPMANs GREAT GERMAN BITTERs
Cures Female Complaints.
~ 20 LIPPaiANS GREAT GERMAN BITTERs
s1- LIPPMAN's GREAT GERNAE B1rrEns
Will give an Appetite.
aD-LIpPMAN's GREAT GERMAN B1rTrps
Cures Liver Complaint.
GB- LIppMAN's GREAT GERMAN D1rrERs
Gives tone to Digestive Organs.
car -LIpParAS's GREAT GERMAN B1TrERs
Gives good Appetite.
R5 LIppMAN's GREAT GERMAN B1TrEps
Cures Nervousness.
R1- LIPpMAN's GREAT GERMAN BITrEHs
Purtics the Blood.
~, a1 LlPpaIAN's GREAT GERMAN BITTEns,
The best Spring Medicine.
Ea- LIprMAS's GREAT GERMAN B1rTFRs
Regulates the Bowels. J24
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a destructive fire occurred in Augusta,
Ca, on the night of the Sd, by which
Mr.: Goodrich, proprietor of car and
sash mandatory, lost vast amount Of
lumber and several small buildings.
The Bishop Of Armagh, ireland, died
while returning from Rome.
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1t is moro than likely, wo regret to
see. that Congress will be onco more
pestered by Whittemore, of cadetship
notoriety. Let lis hopo that the House
will know how to free itself from the
disgrace of his presence.
Neto York Times.
Connoisseurs, go to Pollock's.
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To Builders,

THE undersigned will receive proposals for
L ROOFING tho brick building known a.
the Evans Il Cogswell property. The quality
OF the lumber and shingles must be Stated,
and estimates are desired, bothifor flat and
a peaked roof; also for shingled and n
TUNED roof. SA. PEAECE. JK
Agent and Attorney for William Sprague.
Aup ~
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Admiral Porter has gone to work to
put our navy upon war footing. He
has ordered the repair and completion of
every vessel that can be placed in COM
mission, and, if his orders are carried
out, expects to have the immense num-
Der of ''Si.c efficient vessels" in Euro
pean waters by the middle of September.
With such an enormous feet,:wc GER
tainly cIght to rule the waves and sweep
the seas. How the dcspots of Europe
will tremble Mt this intelligence. Porter
has head on.
Napoleon is now charged with having
negotiated secret treaty with Prim, by
which Hohenzollern was thrust forward
in order to afford an opportunity for
carrying out his long meditated inten.
tlons against Prussia. So, whether he
was outwltted by Bismarck, or Bismarck
outwlttcd by him, either way makes his
game ono of turpitudo in the eyes of
his enemies.
The conservatives wcro successful in
the election in Charlotte, N. c., on the
4th. The Observer hopes for conserya-
tive successes throughout tho State, but
thinks that such q thing rs fair cleo
ton under such circumstances is out of
the question; but yet we hope for the
best.
Tho European journals are saying
some foolish things, among them that
General Lee had offered his services to
Napoleon, and they had been de-
clined.
DEXTER BEATS HIMSELF. F.-Dexter was
driven, on Saturday, over tho Fleet
wood course, to q road wagon, by Mr..
Bonner, in the extraordinary time of
1.O62l to half mile pole.
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ISRABLITES.
University of South Carolina

COLUMBIA, S. c., August 6, 1870.
@ THE next, the sxty-fourth An
@Aaw!I open on MoNDAY sD.s ,1ssea.lpt, october 8,
IfZ&$ 1870, and continue, without inter.
~X4w mission, to the ensuing July.
S The advantage Of complete
education is Tered at this Institution to
in Law, (the graduates being cnt-
tied to practice in the Courts Of tho StatcD in
Medicine, (he course of instruction being ex-
tcnsivo and thorough, with two written ex-
amnations during the sossion;) in Engineer
ing, Mathematics, Mental, Moral and Political
Philosophy, History, Rhetoric, English Lite
rature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and
in tho Scientific Schools.
Expenses, i. e., for University Fees and
Board, for session OF nine months, are:
For Student in Academic Schools, about $500,
For Student in Law, or Medicine, about s2G5.
state Students are received from tho seve-
raj Counties, upon tho accommodation OF their
Representatives and tho appointment OF the
Governor. Il. ". DARNWEIL,
Aug q emo Chairman Of tho Facnty.
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Removal of Dental Office.

EA pr. D. L. BOOZER has removed his
cHffbolicc to Mr.. G.. Dicrchs' new building,
on Main street, over the Mcssrs Porter &
Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services TO his former patrons
aud the public. June %
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For Sale.

SA y NEAT COTTAGE. in tho central
Elm part Of the city, with ten rooms-fye in
l4!L-basement and five up .stairs-and ne
ccssary out-buillings. Possession can bo
had Oh the first of October. Inquire at this
Office. July o7
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Lard! Lardi!

Lard! Lard!!
O0 TUBS Refined LARD, at 1Gc. Il b., by
~ tho package.
80 Packages Pure Leaf Lard. in Barrels,
Half Barrels, Kegs, Caddics, etc., just re-
July 2l J. Il r. r. AGNEW
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Fresh Arrivals.

ICSH ATTIVdIS.
~ ENUINE DURHAM SMOKING TOBAC-
NJ co, direct from the factory, the great
Dalby Puff Smoking Tobacco, the Sunnysido
Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco-tho best in tho
fine, just received.
a full assortment Of choice WINES and IL
QUORS always on hand.
JOHN c. SEEGERS,
Main street, near the Post Office, and Main
street, near PHOENIX Onico. July 90
E,yarybo1v % RI DolIonE,ei
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EMEIsY'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and COndensers

FdNlESE GINS, so we'll known throughout
Il tho South, need no comment. In style of
workmanship, and for efficiency of work,
their turnout, with tho same amount OF
power, is unequalcd.
TOZER " McDOUGALL, Agents,
August 2 COlumbia & @
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Just Received at Exchange House,
A SMALL lot OF the finest imported CT
N CARS, Of various brands. Also, genu-
inc Michigan Fine Cut, Baglcy's Maytlowcr.
Aug 3 PAYSINGER Il FRANKLIN
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Headquarters South Carolina Militia

OFFICE ADJUTANT AND ms. GENERAL,
CoLCNBIA, S. c.. July 80, 1870.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. II.
THE Hon. HENRY L. HAYNE, of Ma
IL rion, is hereby announced AS Aidc-de-
Camp on the staff of His Execllcncv the
commander-in.C Chief, with the rank of Lieu
tenant-COloncl.
II. lie will be obcyed and respected accord
inSy,
I. Mr.. SAMUEL LEE, of Sumter, is hereby
announced as Aldo -dc-Camp Oh the Staff ol
His ENcelencv the Commander in-Cnief with
the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel.
II. He will be oboycd and respected accord
ingly.
By order Of tho Commander-in- Chief
T. j. MOSES, JE.
Aug Gl Adjutant. General, s. T.,
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We acknowledge the receipt of ticket
t. attend the barbecue on Monday next,
at Hampton's woodlands. Trains will
leave the South Carolina Railroad depot
at half-past a. m. and l p. M.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 5.--Colun,.
6ia Hotel.-Mrs. DR.. Rudd, N. O.; Mrs.
e: A. Woodward, Miss E. Aiken, Abbe-
vile; Q. M. Sadler, s. c.; e. II. Field,
High Point, N. c.; r. G. Logan, wife,
two children and servant, Mrs. j. F.
Brocklngton, three children and servant,
Hinsstree; Mrs. r. A. Springs and
daughter, Miss L. Bobo, Rock Hfli; j.
G. Blum, Charleston; Alex. McBee,
Greenville; j. e. Thames, Charleston;
W. a. Bradley, Ga. o. II. Fleming. N.
CD. Il. Brown, S. G.
| Nicherson House.-C. Mahon, Aiken:
James y. Boyce, Greenville; Miss A. b.
Upper, Washington; It. l.. Brantley,
Augusta; Mrs. John Kirkland, two chill
dren and nurse, N. c.; j. +. Ensor, city:
S: f. Houston, Augusta; James Wilhelm,
Ky; \. ". Lamnr, Greenvile; Mrs. G.
J. n. Mccall, G.. w. Mccall, Darlington:
j. G. Mobley, Fairfield; Frank D. Tur-
ner, Delaware; L. r. McAboy, Miss
McAboy, II. L. Bollman, c. l.. Bartlette,
Pittsburgh; Thos. Fl. Symmea, Charles
ton.
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Meeting OF the Executive Committee
A MEETING of the Executive Committee
N OF tho Union Reform Party will be held
in the Committee Rooms, ut Columbia, on
MONDAY NIGHT, August 10, at O'clock.
Aug Il
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Notice to Israelites.

TNHOSE desiring to unto in worship at the
IL ensuing Holidays, according to the an
ciont and ycncrated Landmarks Of their
fathers, are respectfully requested to attend
a meeting for that purpose, on SUNDAY, the
7th inst, at o'clock p. M, at tho Indcpenl-
ent Fire Companys Hall.
Aug62 q ISRABLITES.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. j. Moses-South Curolipa Militia.
a. Heise-Alineral Water, 40.
r. w. Barnweil-S. G. University.
jacob Lovin-Auction.
Beef Cattle &C., for Sale.
Or. e. w. Wheeler-Notice.
Notice to Isrnelites.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02
raets for the Amic. ed.

DR.. Thorpes success has been so uni
form and so gratifying to all who have
applied to him for relief and has made
him so many friends among the most
intelligent classes of this community,
that he may continue at the Peabody
Hotel until June, He has intended to
settle here permanently and establish an
infrmary, combined with bath estab-
lishment. but so far has not been able to
buy or lease a suitable building. In the
meantime he remains at his hotel, and is
visited at his room, No. q, by patients
almost every hour, day and night. The
Doctors course of treatment is psychic
logical simple and effective. His sue
cess in curing chronic cases of long
standing, of cancer, catarrh, old sores,
urinary diseases, and all others incident
to humanity, is nothing less than wonder
full. We mentioned some names in
recent article, and could give many
others. Some OF those healed are well
known in society: and DIR. Thorpe, while
not willing to crafty mere curiosity, will
cheetfully refer all actual sufferers to
patients of his cured of similar diseases.
In cases of cancer he simply battles the
part in warm water long enough to bring
the impurity of the blood to the surface,
and then applies simple preparation
that completes the cure without pain.
He puriies the blood in short time
without any internal medicine, and
when the blood is pure the body must
become sound and vigorous. The surest
test of any man s success is in the results
he can show DR.. Thorpe refers the
public to his former patients now sound
and well, and those who call in good
faith will be furnished the names of
persons in the city who will take pleasure
in testifying to his skill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02
The Best from Washin gtOn---A Wit
ness Who Was Not Examineu Dy
the RecOnstruction Committee.

From the NaSnNllle DdnHcI.l
A certain ex-military friend of ours,
who was one of the delegates to Wash
ington sent on to endeavor to prevent
the reconstruction of Tennessee, having
been told that he would be summoned be-
fore the committee, and having been in
formed of the probable questions to be
nut to him by Ben. Butler, prepared a
" statement" from which we select the
following questions and answers:
Ben Butler What do the Southern
States think of reconstruction generally?
Answer-Well, in some of the States
they are very much TerIy-fed; while in
Mississippi the Republican party Rerets
in the accomplishment of its aims. The
blacks in that State evidently intend to
abandon the culture of cotton, having
been so successful in raising Atl-corn.
Ben Butler-What do you think in
Tennessee of the proposition to recon-
struct that State?
Answer-We look upon the proposition
as great poicder-ship, which, when it
explodes, will have made great noise,
but will not have effected anything.
Ben Butler--Are not the Southern
people still rebellious naughty, and
given to luxurious habits?
Answer-They have ceased to rebel,
and are moderately humble. Ifthey are
fond of luxurious living, but few of them
can crafty their taste in that direction
at present. Before the war they had
every luxury and servants in abundance
cooks, grooms, seamstresses and but
lers. During the war their servants de-
serted them; the grooms, in many in
stances, rode off on their masters horses,
the seamstresses appropriated their mis-
tresses dresses, ichile the butler ran
array icith the spoons.
1t is needless to add that this intended
testimony having reached the ear of the
Chairman of the Committee on Recon
struction, our friend was not examined.
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The scrugg. Proposition.

To the Editor Of the Ledger;
see in the Avalanche of yesterday
that Judge Scruggs proposes to submit
to the Memphis bar the question whether
he or / shall go before the people as a
candidate for Judge of the First Circuit
Court of Shelby county.
1t would be wholly repugnant to my
views ofpropriety to take such an office
without the concurrence Of the members
Of my own profession, and without as
surances that my being candidate was
agreeable to them would not have
taken my present position.
There are objections, however, to the
course proposed. The bar have not
thought proper to act in this matter OF
their own accord, and it seems to me
that we would be troubling them with
our affairs unjustifably to ask them to
take charge of it. Besides their action
might be construed as debating to the
people who shonld or should not be
Judge, however just their motives should
be. Either or neither of us may be ac-
ceptable to the bar, and yet not so to the
voters of the county; and while would
not presume to run against the expressed
wish of the bar, still, under present cir
cumstances. / feel that it would further
complicate matters for them to act.
Should they deem it proper to act, how
ever. | would cheerfully submit to their
wishes if failed to be chosen by them,
believing as ! do, that no man with a
proper sense of professional propriety
would offer for the position against the
wishes of his brethren of the bar. Should
/ be selected by them, ] would still feel
bound to submit myself to a convention
of the people, if they see fit to have one
G. w. HEIsKELL.
Anil ID 1870
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NEW YORK.
Jim Fisk COlOneIed = Extradtti0n
Case--COnventiOn Of the Ticket

Jim Fisk COloneled Extradttion
Case--ConventfOn Of the Ticker
Agents.
New YORK. April 2.-James Fisk, jr., has at
last been appointed Colonel of the Ninth regi-
ment, Lieutenant Colonel Braine having re-
signed in his favor.
Colonel Whitley arrived last night from Can
ada, having in charge Richard b. Caldwell,
the man concerned in the drawback frauds.
He was delivered at Suspension bridge, on a
warrant of extradition. Caldwell denounces
a lawyer named Barney Delevan, practicing at
Montreal, for attempting to force two thou
sand dollars out Of him by threatening to re-
veal his whereabouts. He travelled about four
hundred miles on a sleigh, and was nearly
frozen to death. in his efforts to elude the Mon
tr, / officers.
The Ticket Agents Convention adjourned
yesterday, to meet at Milwaukee next autumn.
1t was resolved to issue but three classes Of
tickets-frst, second and emigranti and two
hundred and fifty pounds of baggage to be al
lowed each passenger arriving from India,
China or japan.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02
Telegraph operators in Florida.

A telegraph operator in Florida, who
is placed in charge of an Office in the in
terror of the State, where there is no To-
cal business, receives about ten dollars
a week, and finds his own food ard cloth
ing. The telegraph company give him
"a house to live in, and land ON which he
can raise produce. II might seem that
a telegraph operator, getting only such a
small sum each week, could save but
little money, aud never would become
rich. But such is not the case. The
operators deal in cattle and hides and
shave notes, and are rapidly becoming
wealthy They are about thirty miles
apart. offthe lines Of the railroads. When
a break in the line occurs. they mount
feet horses, with which they are pro-
vided, and ride toward each other till
they find and mend it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02
WASHINGTON.

n. butler Challenged by Texsn-
More OF the oneida Hcrross-Ss~~n
Domingo Forever-Tne
of Ames.
WAsHINoroN, April Alt Is whispered on
Tho CORNERS that the member from Texas,
whose admission was so bitterly opposed ny
Butler and Shanks. has challenged the former
No answer yet returned
Important papers not yet published IN con-
nectiou with the Oneida Bombay affair are to
he sent to the House to-day, which will add
another chapter to the infamy of Capt. Eyre.
There.is evidence that the Bombay, and not
the Oneida, was sailing wrong, and the Bonn
bay is liable for the pecuniary loss OF the
Oneida. Senator Norton will call up his reso-
luton calling for an investigation on Monday
The special envoy from San Domingo mas ar
rived with dispatches direct from President
Baez. He has had consultation win the
President, and it is understood that the treaty
will not be pressed for consideration, inasmuch
as Baez has sgniied his willingness TO extend
the time for ratification to any reasonable Pc
Rod. It is now arranged by general agree
ment that when all the speeches on the treaty
have Deen cOmplttcu, thc oiii was ~
mitted by the Senate to the committee for fur-
Their consideration. All hopes of its ratifica-
ton have been abandoned for the present.
though the indications are that it will uiti-
mately carry.
The Chicago Bank delegation feel quite con-
fident that the Ways and Means Committee
will modify the 9TH section or strike 1t out
aItooatbar Tbus far the committee have de-
cided on no changes, but the bank men say
the bill will be changed in essential particu-
lars aside from the bank section, and claim
the united Western vote against the contrac-
ton portions of the bill.
The crushing defeat received by the Senate
Judiciary Committee, as shown by the admis-
sion of General Ames, is subject of much
comment. 1t is rumored that the leading
members will ask to be relieved. Trumbull
and Conkling are particularly incensed. They
have been defeated in every measure Of recon-
struction during the past two months.
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INSURANCE.
10000 FOR $1OI
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.


$4,000 FOR S1Oi
INFLAMMATION; sl2 MAKES YOU A
~ member of the AssociatiOn-i. e. $40 for
policy. 81 medical examination fee, and 81
contingent fee. said 81 payable yearly in adj
member an assessment of 80 is levied on every
surviving member, which is the amount paid
10 the widow or beneficiary Of the deceased
member, thirty days being given TO pay IN the
assessment of So after due notification: When
the Association numbers several thousand
they will be classed accordingto ages. viz; All
between the ages Of Is and % years in one
class. and all between % and % years in an
other, and 80 on up to % years, which rs the
limit; and every class to be carried to 1000
members, then each policy will be worth
10000 Until that time each policy viii be
worth double the number of dollars as there
are members Of the class: and at the death OF
a member the surviving members Of his class
only are assessed the 81. The policy fee Of $40.
or the greater portion of IL, is made sinking
fund 10 provide for the delinquencies Of mem
bers; and said fund is loaned on interest. the
interest accruing therefrOm, after defraylng
the expenses. coming back TO the policy-hold-
ers as dividends. The advantages over or
dinary Life Insurance Companies are: No
nanics can break IL; the fees are so small, and
reouired to be paid at such long intervals, that
any and every man can secure 70 his family a
competency upon his death. This Company
Is not restricted to members Of the Masonic
fraternity. ID. z; IhApEh, fres I.
n. q. TRADER, Treas.
Roam OF DmEcroRs-HOn p I Scruggs, Of
Messrs Scruggs a Duncan; A Naccaro, ESQ, Of
Messrs A Vaccaro x Co; J S Stanton, Of Stan
Hatehett; Ed Picket. jr. attorney at law, So
W. r. HoDoEs, NJ. D.. Medical Examiner,
Office No. 80 Madison Il. &-l02
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CINCINNATI.
The Bible Question-Condit of
the River. Etc.

the River. Etc.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-The colored citizens
here have called meeting for tomorrow to
favor the retention Of the Bible in the public
schools.
The river has not risen percsptibly in the
last twelve hours. but by advices from above
the probabilities are that the food may rise to
greater hight than It has been for years past.
All the occupants Of the premises within
three blocks Of the river were warned this
morning. The water line was below the
mark THE freshest Of January last about five
feet.
The Buckeye Racing Club have adopted the
new code formed BY the National Turf Con-
gress,
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Emmenagogue.-DR. MrLLER's EnMEsA-

Emmenagogue.-DR. MILLKR's EMMEsA-
oocuE is the only article known to cure the
Whites Ut will cure in every easel. Where is
the family in which this important medicine
Is not wanted Mothers, this is the greatest
blessing ever offered you. and you should i'm
mediately procure it. 1t is also sure cure for
Female Irregularities, and may be depended
upon in every case where the monthly flow has
been obstructed through cold or disease. Sold
by druggists. Price One Dollar; or sent by
mail on receipt of One Dollar and Quarter.
GOODYEAR & FALLS,
9-145-t Wholesale Agents, 2Sl Main street.
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ST. LOUIS.
Local Issue-PugIIistic Challenge.

Local Issue-Pugiiistie Challenge.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-cOmment is strong
here on an article in a Roman Catholic jour
nal urging upon those Of the faith TO vote for
no man. in the coming election. who viii not
pledge himself TO distribution Of the school
fund. The priests are also called on to in
struet their Aocks in regard 70 the issue.
siddens has sent challenge to Coburn 70
fight catch-Weight for 5000 or $500 a side
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02
MINNEsOTA.

Clear Field for the Democrats.
ST. Paul. April 2.-The Republicans Of II:
Paul met in convention again Yesterday and
adjourned zine die without making a nomina-
ton. This gives the Democrats clear held.
Another dangerous break is reported IN the
celebrated tunnel under 81. Anthony Fails.
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s1,146.44s 90
LIABILITIES :
STATE oP TENNESSEE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CouNrY or Shelby,
/, W. W. Thatcher. Of the First National
Bank Of Memphis. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true 10 the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
W. W. TEACHER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ID day
HUME F. HILL. n. p.
Correct--Attest, John T. Fargason, J. W.
Jefferson, W. p. PrOudht,
Appeal. Avalanche and Sun copy one time.
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s-l45-t Wholesale Agents. PSI Main street.

Cough No MOre.-WARSER's COUCH Ball
SAN is healing. softening and expectorating.
The extraordinary power it possesses in imme-
diately relieving. and eventually curing, the
most obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat. Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh.
Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption, Ia
almost incredible. So prompt is the relief and
certain its effects in all the above cases, or any
affection of the throat and lungs. that thou
sands of physicians are daily prescribing it,
and one and all say that it is the most healing
and expectorating medicine known. One dose
always affords relief, and in most cases one
bottle effects cure. Sold by druggists, in large
bottles. Price One Dollar. 1t is your own
fault if you still cough and suffer. The Balsam
will cure. GOODYEAR Il FALLS,
9-l45-t Wholesale Agents, 81 Main street.
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FORT WAYNE.

Young Man Drowned---IIeayy Rains
FoKr WAYNE. April 2.-charles COmely. in
crossing the river. was caught in the current.
carried over the dam and drowned; aged
twenty years. He formerly resided in Indian
apolis. Heavy rains.