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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-12-07

INV YoRk, Dec. 8.

tFt tNHH4g4
i special dispatch. from Malta.
morse, Mexico, Of Dec. 9Th, sAys:-
Rebel General Trevila has taken
eAlillo with heavy loss on both aides,
Mattamoras still holds possession d
French fort on The outskirts, and the
rebels control position from two
points. Its surrender It's hourly OK.
pected.
Quiroea, rebel commander, Is or.
eanisine st Monterey for further
onno.,.sa.. Carolina govern.
ment conmander Of the river still
waits result Of Trevila and Qoiroga
movements. The government com.
mander here concesla all news. This
Is considered unfavorable to the
government. The tAlegtaphio and
mail COMMUNICATIONS with the into.
rior 10 entirely suspended.
At . meeting of the depositors Of
the Stuyvesant Savings Bank las.
evening, 1t appeared that The bank
had only 6fty.three dollars in CASH
At the time Of suspension the liabli-
ties were $3.50, 600. The Guardian
Savings bank promises depositors
the amount due them.
The prisoner who froEe TO death in
the police station Monday night was
A.P. Newkirk, formerly Of Wis, late
agent Hamburg's menagsrie.
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MISSOURI.
sr. Louis, Dec. &.

ST. Louis, Dec. B.
The Missouri Legislature will meet
tomorrow at JeGarson City. Gov.
Browne message is devoted largely
to Stale affairs. referring to his Az.
pointments to Office, declaring them
to be representations rather Of fitness
and capacity than pastime favors.
This branch Of subject is SO treated
a. to bear inferentially upon civil ser
vice reform in the country at large.
He recommends revision Of the rev.
enue laws, and payment In gold OF
interest on State bonds. He devotee
considerable space to national affaire
and depreciates the tendency to.
wards central nationality ct the ex
penss o flocal state government. He
draws distinction between Republi.
can principles ard tho Republican
party, and from this stand point
frames scathing indictment Of nation.
81 administration. Results of the
late election in this State are referred
to as q contrast drawn between the
condition Of the people under liberal.
ism and those Of the south.
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CapA Warren Bsukwith, road.
master Of the B. 4 N. R. r. haa
issnsd ths following programme:
RseDbsAIA-The undersigned viii
ysnctvs bids - the Road Mastsr's
eeAos ofthe B.. an 4. r., 10 Burlipe.
ton, until December 18th, Tor the
delivery of7b,0 900 tics, on tho lioe Of
aid rod Of branches, on or before
~ lst day Of Nay. ls72. Ties to
y Of White or Barr Oak |; each il to
b 3 feet long 8 inches thick and not
lee than 8 inches faoe, free from rot
Or rotten knots.
Nay b sawed or hewn. If hewn
tho bark to DO stripped of. Bids
must state the proportion of sawed
and hewn proposed to be- delivered.
". BEcKwIrH. Road Master.
Here y chance TO make 4 ION.
tract with an A No. / road. which
We hope some Of our enterpris;no
contractors may secure. dItw2;
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OHIO.
C1NcrNNArI, Dec

CINurNNATI, Dec. s.
A farmer named Daniel Ballard,
was shot and almost instantly killed
yesterday afternoon by three men,
one named John Klien others sup.
posed to be brothers, named Brink.
nor. Klein was arrested, No cause
Of shooting known.
The second trial Of Mcdonald,
Cheek for murder. which WAS to take
place In tho December Court ct
Brook6eld, Ind, was yesterday con.
tinusd to January.
The building Of the London Wool
en- company at this place was totally
destroyed BY 6re this morning. Loss
$50. 900; insurance $4,000, $1,000
of which is in Andss, Of Cincinnati.
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WAsHIsoros, D. 6. Dec. 6.

HousE-A resolution war adopted
requiring the Railway Committee to
inquire into the expendiency Of con
neoting Lake Michigan and the
Mississippi River by CANA.
Mr.. Banks offered resolutions,
which were adopted, calling on the
President for instructions given ma
ual commanders in Cuban waters tor
the protection OF American life and
property and the maintenance Of the
dignity Of a flag !; and for informa-
ton IN regard 70 tho recent excur.
sions in Havana; for informption in
relation to the failure Of Spain to
carry out her promises Of reform in
the West India islands.
A resolution was adopted, calling
for a copy Of the proceedings Of the
Military Commission in the case OF
General Buel.
Mr.. isntler objected TO the intro.
duction OF a new resolution calling
on the President for information IN
regard " The Invasion OF North
Carolina By troops.
The Republican Senatorial can,
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Hog lsedsss, buyers and paekers
sAks notice and beat this If you Dan.
1h 1ittle Mayer d Gsinnell, sold "
6anssl Lemon Of Rddyville, lows,
sor lenAfAe4 Ladd, pasksss, 4
Bsrahhirs hog two years old, which
~atASd 10 Gtinasll, 800 lhs, gross,
h BadySille, sss gross, and afler
killing. ~ lbs, mel, MOB losing tbs
,stsf one-afh non gross Is ne,
~ . H.. After outing up the dit.
nsatsparts Of tho hog weighed !.
tsllaws: Head, 50 lbs.; hams, Ia
H.; shoaldsrs, 1sl lbs; sides, 40a
~ Our entsrprising provision
dealer, n. Heinrich, has bought the
AaAs Of said hog and will soon have
them on exhibition at his store.
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O11ooE00o8-o1G "a E01s
The firm Of Schaffer h Bauer ia
the brewery business il dissolved BY
mutual consent, and is succeeded BY
SchsfSer Il Kramer. The new firm
ere prepared to furnish the very best
Of lager beer, and solicit fair share
of patronage. Atots ScHAFtR,
Dec. /, 1871. VIM. KRANxR.
Dec. 4-d3tw1t.
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DLooNnnD CouRr.-A jury w.4
enpannelied in the Wallace ease Sat.
nsday night. Wallace, it will be re.
msmbsred, is a citisen Of Wapello
Oounty, lows.
Ihs Jack Fraunburg case will
coma mp there also this week, "a
which trial about one hundred Of on,
Utt0sos are summoned as wituesses
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~ ~TELE0RAPH.
WdMO I

ny TELE0RAPH.
0Aaeass maxise
Chicago, Dec. 8.
Nour-Quiet, steady.
WHIAT-Dull; 91.19aai, cash, or
Dec. ti.20ta3, seller last half.
CoRN-Firmer 41t, cash 423aa
Jan'y.
OArs-Firmer; higher, at 80 cash.
RYE-Firn; 621 cash.
Barley-Firmsr ; quiet ct 694.
PRovIsIoNs-Easier.
Pork-Steadier; 13.16a20; Jan.
held at $13 cash.
Lard-Quiot; ct SIC cash.
DRESSED Hoes-Quiet; saleable at
S4.65 round.
Hogs-Receipts, 1869; active,
but easier; extremes, 3.85a425 most
sales at 4a41O.
Cattle-Good shipping in demand.
Market firm and unchanged.
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y1es, 36l1E morrtngsH appetatpd 80
t6ilowing committed 70 report staoa
i4y 9omnltte6s: 4sesfe. Dgok'
|inghsln, sawyer, PoIhef9y IRE.
|lipRAnysen And Ferry. Opiniona
prevail that the only shange that
v.m !: :-sds viii b ftacing Norton
q gshairmAng efs gersign 4
transferfinr Ca11eton 70 chairman
O. Elections ~ privileges.
Wallis Oueyk House burned down
this .rnornfsg Los $4,000. In
sured.
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TAXI NorlcE that Msssrs. Thorn
- 4 Hatch have arrived, and are
ready % pay in cash the highest
msrket prices FOR good horses and
mules, at Conn Lewis's, ]. N, Peck's,
Or Andrew J. Psck's livery stables.
Deced&w1t
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The following "a regard % the It
tendance Of witnesses from here At
the Bloomfield court, ii the case Of
the stats ". !. Frsdnbetg win ex-
plain itself. We publish il for the
information Of oil concerned
Ottumwa, Iowa, Dec. 5, 9, A. N.
Hon. N. j. Williams, whom shall
We be needed The anxious seat 10
crowded. Please reply,
Bloomfield, lows, Dec. $, il.SO
"A. II.
Frederick Arthur. Come whom
=. B. WEAVER.
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LONDON, Dec. 8.
President Grsnt's message favora-
bly, received here. Papers generally
express satisfaction with the spirit 10
which he deals with the relations be.
tween nations. and opinion is almost
unanimous that the condition OF
America was never more hatteringly
exhibited.
The Prince OF Wales is ont OF dan.
ger. Fever declining.
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00k TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS VIII be
III paid nor . single eaae q ineasnhis
Cure l. the cheapsst. e : pacESse maSes one
pint q medicine. n 10 sent by mail on re.
ceipt OF thirty Oents.
Ri the BEST, because Il neveY fails to
cure any casa Of C0tdyrh.
We wish TO send our pamphlet, entitled
Man and Woman ~ lnvalids,' to every
reader o. this paper, and Will mail, free. .
hand than to their friends. address, st.
Louis Medical Association, No. III sixth
Street. st. Louis. Atasouri. tJuly l0,'Tl-dwly
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. AS1Iczx Minik-1sh not gsnsr'
ally known that UAps Colony pro
'duoss ~ most delicious wines grown
On tho face Of the earth. A cargo
received u 1 remittance by our
nsighbors, d. J. q. Aver 4 Co, CON
tains several varieties RAISED thsrs,
snong which the UonstAncia Com
mands he highest price q any wine
IL the world. Almost the entire crop
Of Il Il consumed 10 the PALACES d
Europe, this rare exception being
sent 70 them IN exchange Tor their
medicines, which have long been the
staple remedies Of South Africa
Bostox JoxSSdi.
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Ya120I - ~
Father Claggett, the Nestor Of the
Democratic press Of lows, thus goes
for the poet laureate Of tho die
tractsd Democracy Of Iowa, Porter
Clay Conser sa-tor Phonix Reform
Leader Welch) for having the pre-.
sumption to attempt the formation
Of : now party, ont Of tho debris Of
tho defnnct Democracy and : very
few sorehsadsd, disappointed oface
seekers from the Republican ranks.
He says:
Tho idea Of 3 few gentlemen 1t
Oskaloosa, lows, claiming to be
democrats, calling . meeting for the
purpose Of organlxing 8 new party for
the purpose Of ovsrthrowing the rad
ical party aud getting control Of the
United States 10 ct least funny, and
calculated 70 provoke . laugh among
thinking people out nothing more.
=
"Those wonld-be reformers of Os-
kaloosa ought to know better than
to suppose that they can influence
any number OF Democrats, even in
lows, .tojoin them il their Quixotic
attempt @ form = now party in OPP
position 70 the radical and Demo-
cratic parties"
4 4 4
1t il strange that any Democrat
who possesses ordinary political ga.
gacity should co~uutensnce the &C.
ton Of those political DON Quixotes
who imagine themselves to be capa-
BILE of doing what is absolutely i'm
possible"
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WASHINGTON.
u.U Zoo.

WABhIN0ION, OsOs feU, o.
House met and went into oom-
mittee of the whole on the Presi-
dents Message, aud debated the
President's Recommendation of gov
ernmcnt absorbing the telegraph
and postal systems. The proposition
was referred TO the Post Once com.
mittcc.
SENATB-Various bills were intro
duced and referred. A resolution
was passed calling for ! report Of OK.
psnditures Of Capt. Eelfridge's expo.
dition to the Isthmus Of Tehauntc-
pee.
A resolution was adopted calling
for the correspondence on the rc-
tirement Of CatAcazy.
Adinurnnd
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New Yexk n1eney WasAsa
New York. Dee. 8.
Gold dull 81
Money firm at 6(97.
Governments dull and steady.
Stocks-W. U. 68i N. Y. 9. e2S
Erie 81; Lake Shore 80; N. w. GIT,
pfd. 69i; r. |. 1884; Wabash 633, pfd
81 Fl. Wayne 96a; o. 4 N. 42t; St.
Paul 642, pfd TIL.
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Ben Butler goes down second on
the Judiciary, and has NO chairman
ship, and thus Blaine rewards Butler
for pitching into him last winter.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-12-07
Thirty Years Experience
IN THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases
Rhuaioloaicnl Yioan of Maeesana

b cheapest book ever Notwithstanding
Ing nearly three hundred pages, n one hum
dred and thirty fine plates and engravin0s OF
the anatomy OF the EslLan organs in q state
IL errors, It's deplorable consequences upon
the mind and body, with the authors plan OF
t~reRtment--the only rational and successful
mode of cure, as shown by the report o. cases
treated. A truthful adviser to the married
and those contemp plating marriage, who en-
tertain doubts Of their physical Condition.
sent free OF postage to nny address, IN re-
ceipt Of twenty-five cents In stamps or Hostal
Currs Lcy, by addressing Dr.. La CROIx, No,
81 Maiden Lane. Albany, ~. Y. b author
may be consulted upon any OF thu disease
upon which his book treats, either pcrsonoliy
or BY mail, medicines sent to any part q
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yssk Market.
New YoRK, Dec. s..
Nour-DulI unchanged.
Wheat-Dull, lower; Chicago sold
at $3.50.
Rye-Nrm.
Corn-Duli, heavy, at 7sia9.
Barley-Scarce firm.
Oats-Quiet, at 564a5e.
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Nrw YoRK.

Nrw YoRK, Dec. 3.
II j. generally credited here that
en- Judge Edwards Pierpont win suo-
coed Sec'y. Fish, and Geo. n. vii.
liatns, Of Oregon, succeed Atty. Gen.
Akermap.
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~ Iseuas Igaxaps4
ST. Louis, Dec. q.

eO&S ~o8o0b
81. LouTs, Dec. q.
Nour-Firm, more inquiry.
Wheat--Firm but slow ; No. 3
spring $1.163; No. 3 red Sl.47, held
higher.
Corn-Steady; mixed on track,45c.
Osts-Dull; easier; small .aIee.
Rye-Firm ut 75c.
Barley-Unchanged.
Whisky-Held ct 80; no sales.
Pork-Qniet; order lots sl3; some
holding higher.
Bacon-Nothing doing.
Bulk Meats-Quiet; order lots
packed; shoulders Sa5ac; clear ribs,
ST; clear 81.
Lard-Firm 1t 81.
Hogs-Firm and active; tE.Ooa4.
30; receipts, l0,352.
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OVER ONE HUNDRED PAGES,
Printed Il Two Colors, ON superb Tinted Pa
per. Foul Hundred Engravtngs Of Flower.
Plants and Vegetables, with descriptions and
Two COlOred Plates.
Directions and pfans for making Walks,
Lawns, Gardens, DC. The abandonment and
CENTS, to those who think Of buying seeds.
Not . quarter the cost. ~ GOO sold ~ l6ls
Addreaa. JAMES WICK,
Rochester, n. Y.
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The Dee. NO, Price a0c., has
ID pieces Vocal and lnstru-
mental Piano Music, worth
O. In sheet form. We will
mail two back Nos. for 80 cts.
four for e0c., or Jan. to DEG.
n, for S2.2S, Irregular price ~
Bound copies for 1871, gllt
gideg and edges, ~ The Nh
SIC 10 by Hays, Thomas KIN.
lTel, g eSeqTTSsa sss; Aaarss1
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Pu4Iloa eAIss-The updersigned
win I'll " Auction, on his Urn, In
Richlaad wapelIo County.
Iowa sn'TseSdAy Dec. ~ 1871, Tho
3bllowing properly, to-wit : 5 head Of
Aetsse;fA number Of miich COWS and
young cattle; stock hogs and breed.
Ing lows 81 ne Bsrfihirs and Pc.
llaAd breed; % tons Of lay; wheat,
corn, oats, f1rsning utensils, : rsspsr
aae uesasand two wagons; some
Aoasshold furniture, bss stands IN
1ss. everything upon NJ fkrm. !
Bale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, :.
-, and TO be- CONTINUED fton day to
dAy, # pasd h~sossaary.s Twelve
noaths csdit, n giving approved
security, on Oh Sums over Five Dol
hzA JAMEs H. DIvoL.
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MnhIhlY
nAAe A MONTH: Horse furnished. Ex-
39zS penses paid. H. B. shaw, Alfred, Ne.

GENTS WANTED-Agenta make more
"A money ut work for m than NJ anything
else. Business light n permanent. Partic-
ulars ffee. a. SxfNsOM 8 Co, Fine Art Pub
fishers, Portland, Maine,
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Cornell / Boone, wholesale and e.
tail dealers in Stationery, Wrapping
Fapcr Of I'll kinds, Bags, Irvine, sto.
IAe highest price paid Tor rags.-
conrt street, between Main, aud End
ottnmwa Iowa. Nov 1sd6tw4t.
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The Confessions Of On Invalid

nURLI5HED - warning and for the hon.
y Aat OF YoUN0M ~ and Others, who suffer
nom Nervounne6s, General Debility, &C., sup.
plying MEANS OF sKLF-CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent
free ON receiving a post-paidd directed envesope,
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, "
May lB,w6m.tspn1 Brooklyn. N. Y,
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Council Bluffs man adyertises
snat having been bctett Of everything
~ tho Chicago Arc, no would like to
marry q widow with : few hundred
dollars.
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Al parties must pay
ell that they are In
debted on or before Jan.
UBts 4oyoy
costs ~resultingfrom suit
j. w. 4 ]. HAWLEY. r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lsspt 2l.sml
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-01-20

DEMOCRATIC BANQUEr-LETrER FROM
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMs-P Pittsburg, Jan
9-Thc annual Banquet of the Young Mems
jackson Association of this city to night, was
a brilliant affair Among the letters read
was one from Charles Francis Adams, in
which, after rcgretting his absence, he says
III am not much in tho way of expressing
sentiments on til present political topios.---
The country has passed through violent con.
vulsion, and is now slowly but steadily recoy.
ering itself. The main object should be the
the return of harmony in spirit of mutual
confidence among the jarring members. Our
Government draws life from the ready con.
sent Of the governed. When the distinguish.
cd hero, whose name your association bears,
uttered these memorable words, Il he Union
must and shall be preserved he undoubtedly
rested his faith on the spontaneous GO opera.
tlon OF the great masses Of tho nation res.
ponding to his call in tho regular and egti.
mate channel prescribed by the organic law.
llo never contemplated the use of bayonets
in controlling the forms of collecting the gene
ra suffrage. Our safety as nation lies in
going back to first principles, forgetting that
force has ever been restored to as q painful
necessity to preserve them. What was Bit
ter medicine should not BIZ turned into daiy
food" #%
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!SsSsE1SSlE !!SsSsE1SSlE .SalslaE SSsy5s9E SS5ENyT Rgs8sss4
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December /. 1870.
nN and after this date, the following Seized
" ulc will be run daily, Sundays excepted.
connecting with Night Trains On South Car
"lina Road, up and down; also with Trains
going South on Charlotte, Columbia and Angus.
m RnilrUnd
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p Q E TIC a T..
a Song OF Gratitude.
by II. g. WILLIAMS.

BY II. 8. WILLIAMS.
Didst Thou, my dearest Saviour, hang,
Upon the aocursed tree?
And shall Thine cvey bittcr pang
Provoke no sigh from me?
Shall with cold Indifference sec?
The body manglcd torn,
Yet feel no sympathy for Thee.
Who MI my gricfs have borne
Will not my heart will, pity melt
TO hear thy dying groan,
Since every sorrow by thee felt
Was justly, Lord, my own?
No fallen angel was my Lord,
But spotlcss, pure and clean
lie died obcdicnt to Gods Word
To save the world from sin.
Father, as nature shrinks he cries.
Remove from me this cup;
Eut if Thy will, his soul replies,
IN gladly drink il up.
Then help nc, Lord, wllilc in the clay,
My sou, Thou dost con6ne
To drive cuch thought of self away,
And know no will but Thine.
And when stand before Thy throne
AN heir of heavenly bliss,
10 make Thy matchless mercy known
Shall be my happiness.
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A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cftcctual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to ats original color,
scsM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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&Y- Why don't the great mon of France
stir Why do they remain motonless and
cold while our bleeding country is ruined ?
asked an orator in Paris the other day. "Bc.
cause they arc cast in bronze" answered a
voice from the gallery. -
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? R E M | U M s
BOOK STORE.

A ARRANGEMENTS are made to secure any Book
"A wanted. Also, Books Catechisms. &c., for
Sabbath Schools, School Books. Pens, Ink. Paper,
&c., So. always on hand. The Depository for
the Ooonec Bible Society Is also at tho Rook Store.
Next door TO the Post Office
A pril T. 1870 -t % hv
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Medical Notice.

TIE undersigned having permanently established
himself at Walhalla. oGcrs his Professional
services to the citizens and community at large,
Tor tho practice Of Medicine in all OF lis branohcs
lie VIII he found at all times at his office al lia
residence near DR.. Normans Drug Store, ready
Had wiling TO give prompt attention TO all calls
JAMES NJ. SLOAN, NJ. d.
WALHAttA, s. c.. Sept, IL, 1869, Aa--M