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MAP oF RAILROAD LANDs.-We have receiv-
ed from the publishers the L T. & F. S. Rail-
road Company, pamphlet of 30 pages. con-
tsinng maps and descriptions of lands be-
longing to this company, which are offered
for sale. Each County has separate map of
the lands lying therein. making desirable
guide for all desiring to purchase the lands.
n. s. HOWE is General Land Commissioner
of the Company at Little Rock. B. j. BROWN.
ESQ, for this locality.
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TT The Editor of the Echo intimates that
It is all buster of saml. Bard advertising to
sell his office out on the 18th of August. Says
Bard WAS notified the day the note was due
that the money was ready for him.
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LOUISA ANA.
NEW ORLEANS, july 81

The first bale ofnew cotton from Texas
was received per steamship Austin to-
day. 1t weighs nearly 800 lbs, and was
raised on Gaudaloupe river, shipped by
A. Goldmas, Victoria. Texas, consigned
to FRANKIE & Daniels of this city, classed
as middling and sold at 27c
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A CARD.

The clergy and members of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. desire to return their
sincere thanks TO the members OF the Metho-
dist Church for the use of their Church editice
during the stay of Bishop PIERCE in our city.
such generosity speaks well for the christian
spirit prevailing in our midst. and demon
strates TO The world that while we belong to
different creeds, we are one IN Christ.
Fort SMITH, July 27, 1871.
To THE REV. S. II. BABcocK, FASTER OF THE
NJ. CHURCH SOUTH, VAN BUREN, ARK
My Dear Sir: | am requested by Bishop
Pierce to write and thank you very much fol
50 kindly extending to him the use ofyour
church on the occasion of his recent visit to
Van Buren,, and must beg you to accept my
thanks also, and those OF my Rev. Brother.
Mr. MacManus; it wa, a courtesy appreciated
not only by ourselves, but also 10y all Episco-
palianS. With every good wish for you and
your congregation, and earnestly praying for
the fulflment OF our Blessed Lords Prayer.
that the time may come, when we shall all be
one, believe me to be
Very faithfully yours,
THoS. B. LEE,
Chaplain to Bishop Pierce.
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-"'Tis strange" muttcred young
mnn. a. he staggered home from asupper
party, chow evil communications corrupt
good manners. I've been surrounded by
tum blers oil the evening, and now I'm a
tpublsr nvsolf"
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t3- Hon. G. B. NEAL of Sebastian. and Hon.
" n. SARBER of Johnson. passed through on
|he Stage this morning on their way to ST..
Louis and the East on business connected
with the Western Railway Company. Judge
| Neal regrets that he would not be able to par
3aepate in the Bridge meeting at Fort Smith
Inn Satu
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GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, July &c.
THE FAMINE IN PERSIA.

A special dispatch from Constantinople
says the famine in Persia is causing
dreadful havoc The deaths in the prov
ince of Horassan average three hundred
daily, and so great is the distress that the
dead bodies OF the victims are devoured
by the surviving. Men, women, and
children are in some cases killed t. rem
der supply of food abundant
LONDON, July u.
Dispatches from the East says that the
accounts from Persia are in no way ex-
aggerated and in addition to the famine,
cholera, typhus fever and plaques are
making terrible ravages. Reports of can
nibalism is confirmed The Governor of
Phirasee has placed guard at each of
the cemeteries to preventthe unfortunate
and starving people disintering the bod
les Of the dead for use as food. The at.
tachees of the British embassy and tele-
graphers have all fled from the country
New York, July q.
DANGEROUS VISIT.
Private advices received from England
to day say that there is a wide spread
alarm in high English official circles re
garding the proposed visit Of the Prince
Of Wales to Dublin, Ireland, next week
Information has reached the authorities
that the terrible assassination circle of
the Fenan or Irish Revolutionary broth
erhood have determined to attempt his
murder. The greatest precautions have
been taken, and body guard will be fur
nished the prince during his stay in Dub
lin. Messrs. Doyle, Smollen, Dawson,
and Enthwistle, the smartest members Of
the g division of the detective force Of
Dublin. are ordered on duty night and
day. The terrible assassination commit
tee removed from its way Carr, amilitary
informer, who was shot on the banks OF
canal Mahcr, British soldier, who
gave info nation TO the government, met
similar fate in q poltar-house at tie
hands Of Thomas Baines. The head OF
the circle, Schofeld, an American inform.
er was thrown overheard from a Liver
pool and Dublin steamer. Warner, the
Cork spy, had his brains beaten out, and
no later than July u, Head Constable
Talbot, the famous Fenan spy, received
the fatal bullet from Robert Kelly, one Of
the murderous band, In the present
emergency no efforts are being spared by
the authorities to reach the foul conspir-
ators and the whole police force Of the
city of Dublin is on the alert. The prince,
however, is determined to visit Dublin
in the face Of all danger, and perhaps the
cable may bring us startling intelligence
from there in few days
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tT- brewery 4 Co. have Just finished
burning another kiln OF 100000 Brick at their
gard. Send your orders early and have them
Ied. Price as low as at any other yard.
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Lumber-Lumber.

Mr.. ". Is. MOONEY received by Flat and
Steamboat, the past week, large and desir-
kble lot OF Lumber Orders fill from plank
ko 100, 900 feet.
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REMOVED.

The office Of the VAN BUREN PRESS has
b.en removed to rooms OVER THE
POST OFFICE.
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SWEET PoTAToEs TO Mr.. JOHN r. NAT
LOCK we are indebted for the first mess Of
Sweet Potatoes this season-they are what is
called the Cuba Yam and very barge and hice.
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rF Somebody in Maine has presented
President Grant with new patent saw
mill The President is now waiting for
some individual to give him water priv.
iere to run his mill.
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;B- The colored people, generally, OF Van
Ruren had Picnic on Thursday last, near
the Flat Rock Bridge. Every thing we
learn, passed off pleasantly.
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Are endorsed and prescribed by more lea ling
Physicians than any other tonic or stimulant now
in use. They are a SURE PREVENTATIVE
for Fever aud Ague, lntermittents. Billousness,
and all disorders arising from Miasmatic causes.
They are highly recommended a' An anti-dyspeP-
tic and in cases of indigestion are invaluable rs
an Appetizer and Recuperant, and in cases of gen
sral debility they have never in single instance
failed in producing the mosthappy results. They
are particularly BENEFICIAL to FEMALES,
streng ngthening the body inyigovating the mind,
aud giving tone and elasticity to the whole sys
TEN The HOME BllTERS are compounded
with the greatest care, and no Tonic Stimulant
has evtr been Offered to the public so pleasant to
the taste and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, indorsed by the medical frsterni
ty as the best known to the Pharmaoopmis. II
costs little TO give them fair trial, aud
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nRtNKERS will do well to 20 20. BOS-
DTICk's Il cos for their Brandy and
Thlskev Thew keen the best
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Van Buren
Tin Shop.

TTNHE subscriber wishes to give notice to his
/ friends aud the people generally. that he still
continues 10 manufacture and keep on hand good
assortment a OF
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livery Family should have a Eottle.

We ask every one to read the following certif
cate. rom many of the most eminent physicians IN
the country
ST. LOUIS, July. lS70-JAMEs \. JACKSON.
4 Co. Gentlemen IA you have communicated
to the medical profession the recipe of the " Home
Bitters," it cannot. therefore, be considered as
secret or patent medicine. no patent having been
taken for IT, We have examined the formCla for
making the Home Biters,' and unhesitatingly
say the combination is one of rare excellence all
the articles used in its competition are the best OF
the class to which they belong being highly Ton
ic. Stimulant. Stomachie, Carminatve& slightly
Laxative The mode of preparing them is strict.
ly in accordance W it'll the rules of pharmacy. Hav
ing used them, seen its effect in our private prac.
tice We take pleasure in recommending them to
all persons DESTROYS of taking Bitters, as being
the best Tonic and Stimulant now offered to the
public;
L. Ch. Boislinicre, NJ d. +. G. Porter, NJ D.
Alfred Heacock. NJ D. c. Gerricke NJ, D.
Drake Mcdowell, NJ. D. c. A. Ware, NJ D.
J. G. Whitehil, NJ. D. L. A. Clark, NJ D.
Dr. C. V. F. Ludwig, S. G. Moses. N. d.
VA. Wilcox, NJ p. HurbeIt Prmm.
Us. MAREAS HOSPITAL, St, Louis, No. Oct
8, lS70-JAMEs \. Jackson & Co.: have ex
amcd the formula for making the Home Stomach
Bitters," and used them in this Hospital for the
last four months. consider them the most yaua
bic tonic aud stlmulaHt now IN use
Il. MELCHER,
ST. LouIs July G. IS70-JAMEs A, JACKSON
&Co: Having examined the formula from which
yuur celebrated Stomach 3ltters" are preparcd,
and having witnessed the method Of combining
the dtf.rent ingredients, we can safely recommer d
them n, the best tonic with which we are aequain-
ted. From the great care with which they are
COMPOUNDED and from the choice materials which
enter into them, we have no doubt that they will
prove, as they deserve to be, the most popular ton
ic and ,tmulaut in use.
Respectfully yours,
T. J. Vastine, NJ, D. 7. G. Comstrck, n, D.
We checrfully concur with every word contain.
ed in the above testimonial
John Cnnzeman, NJ D. John Hartman. NJ. ID.
Chas Vastne. NJ D. John T. Temple, MD.
q. S, Walker, NJ D. G. Franklin. NJ. ID.
For Sale By all Druggists and Grocers.
Jas A. Jackson & Co, Proprietors.
Laboratory los and lo7 y, % street,
june 207lyl ST. LOUIS, MO.
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~ rry for yo"' paper
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NNTE have disposed of our large and well Sc
w lected stock OF DRuGs, MEDICINES. &c =.
to Mcssrs. Decherd Bros, who will continue
the business at our Old Stand. Aud In retir-
ing from business we have to return our
thanks to our friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage extended to u.s. and
take pleasure In recommending our success
ors as every way worthy Of the continuation
of the same to them,
We have also severed our connexlon In
business.
l.. c. WHITE.
JOHN T. LYTLE.
Van Durcn, Ark. Oct. 2ith, 1870.
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Good Health--.Loinig Lifa..

SnL 's q uilisrencS petWeen Good bAQod
Death. Bad blood. la full OF hunnors; pro-
eapci5g corrupt Sores, Ulceta. Boiis, Oar.
t,ons th,1neles spGss ere inacs
and make tia diseased and i6atheaome thing
OF :aesh. Without pure blood no flesh is free
Hs'1a Ifom disease. The Pale and shrunken Forms,
liTers, Crippled Rheunlatics Nervous Hypo-
chondriacs, Dyspeptic Victims OF Headache 30
common IN this country, is owing entirely to
HEfNITsHs oSUEEN's DELIGHT Is the
only sure medicine! 10000 bottles bold at
home bespeaks for itapopularity une1anpIed
Blood and inyigorating the Liver. no Setter or
chesper medicine has ever been discovered.
Aeinitsh's Queep's Delight is Purifier of the
Blood and an Inyigorator Of the Liver, two
in curing Disease. It invigoretee tho Liver
and cures all disorders ,of9 the Stomac ach and
Bowels, purifes the Blood and repairs the
gives Yigor to diseased and enfesbied systema.
=; HEINITSHs QUEENS DEIIGHT.: Il
;, The people approve. and physician9 sanction
ies use. because It. poasessea merit, and is
tho sick. it fIti ,i't.f NN,' 4
IT CURES III ,t,i,.,,l
HEADACHES. Headache, Nervous Head
Dizziness, Rush OF Blood to the Head, Full.
ness, Oppression Of the Head, au. s:o'if.T-.
OATARaH.-This unpleasant disease, in all
Its forms. .E,'h9 ~,4..If,-,.
SOM TnhoArs;, &c.-sore Throats. Hoisasrss-
nesa, Loss Of Voice, Weak Voice. ~
DYsPRPsIA.--This disease always cured in
az cases. In persons Of all .aReB and occupa-
tions. ..l4ffI-.7 NJ
LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUND1cE, DC. '-
Chronic DiarrhDa and all Chronic Dyeente-'
ry, Coles, obstinate Costiveheas.s ..p'i.Hiilf'
pILEs.-Pilee. Blind, Rleeaing or Ulcera ted
painfql, Itching, Burning, no matter how long
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gravel. Ynconti-
nea. nence. stoppsge. Their peculiar diseases
FACE AFFECTIONS spots, Moth
Burning, Itching, Rueh Of Blood to the Face.
Cloasma, Bad Complexion. 'T'J n!Dro
Aoaceasesi Sorofuiaj when In tha ecalp;
5hIoat, internal or external; on the Tongue,
Baok, Limbs, or anywhere; Bore and Swellcd
Legs, all perfectly cnrable.' mn
.SKIN DIsRAeEs.-Salt Rheum, letter, Acne.
Shingles, Soaiy Eruptions, Watery Discharges,
Itching; Burning, Chronic Erysipelas.
The EYES: :.Inaamed and Itching, Scrofula,
&C., on the Eyes and Eye-litis.
GoITRE, SwELLED EEcK.-All cases cured.
Rheumatism. Chronic, Acute, Neuralgia,
Lameness, Swelled Joinss, inability to walk,
painful or passive. cured by the use OF
HElN1TsH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Inc ahicted, nervous and debilitated, Whose
suHerings have been protracted from hidden
causes, ana wlose cases require prompt treat
ncnt, Will md always sure remedy in
QUEENS DELIGHT.
= AK for HEINITsHs QUEENS DELIGHT.
Take none other: he is the inventor and sole
proprietor. Sold Wholesale and retail at his
Feb
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-GGEHTRAL:.- NATIONAL. sBBAHnE
- '..yifri. } or!G ;:.:Ji,..r..'
.fci''co L'UM q TX ~s:oC:. niisd q
E,lH:
Present Capital. 100000.
AUTIIoR1zEDl .oAPITAL, $500. .oooi.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, esoo.oooin
- nan oRF1cEns.1alrh hn,t: 4. ~
John 2. Palmer, President. J, .,,,-,
A. G. Bropizer, Cashier.
o: n. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier. .'.ii
Z l't-.i.! :itH DIRECTORS. u q {: - int'.n
(, j. Ell Gregg. John B. Palmer, Fl ". ALcdas-
ter, .. p. Sem, OF Z. 2. HenR II BonsA. ".
q bryan Moessteq; 1ea65aeS e. sSaaid dsSYaR 81
& W. O. swaiieIdi 80 iii. W = 81! r
j,'F. W. McMaster, Solioitor.:tn 10 onrrjnhY
EFlHlS Bank is now opent tho transaction
II OF q general banking Rnaipeas.,tio III,
CElTIrIgATEa oF. DEPosrT ot ourropey. or
coin. bearing interest at the rate Of ssVen ~
per cent. per annum, in kind! will be issHed.
Deposits from County Officers especially 30
licited; also. from Tfustees, Administrators,
EXECUTORS, Professional 1ien, and others. II
OIy and Country Merchants, and other busi-
ness men, and the usual accommodations ex-
Notes, BiQs Of Exchange, and other it .tcI eyi.
dences Of debt discounted, and money loaned
Socks. Bonds, Gold ana sauer bought and
!; ;Mutaased Currency purchased at q small 81
Sight Drafts dra,Dn direct on al tho promi-
nent places In England ireland, Scotland
Erdnce, Germany, Belgium, Holland. Den.
mark and the Orient. Letters of Credit issued.
payable in any OF the aboyo pIacoa
Drafts on all the prominent cities in the
United Stntes bought and sold. .il 'sI3,f
n. 2. Pc.sons desiring to take Stock in this
oanR, would 90 well to make application soon,
as there is only limited amount still to be
disposed Ct. 'r'7-
Banking Houso opposite Columbia Hotel
Open from 8 to s., i7sf.s. Fl Feb 28. "
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Deep the recesaesi'ef thu dark Blue ID, ID ! I
Broad the expanse OF the clear sky above,
But neither half 80 fathomlese can be
As is the depth of-a true woman's loyo.
Stern fate, that causes dearestfriends to pa art.
Tho strongest, holiest ties may often seyer;
But in the Eeoretof womah's heart
The love once kindled will remain forever.
Man in the heat and ferver Of his life.
HAY soen forget The love that's acornud and
But S$!Es' Ss!s 'hidiSq NJ On itts I1tSssq's wild
Win sorrow ever Tor ;hehope that's blightod.
A9S % e. shs the Il tisz Fqppf Sp The
e se = sss ase M Sas
Af11tStion VIII deeper love awaken,, 80, -, = :,
The rose is .strioken.by the tempest's blast, 4
The violet .at North winds, breath %tll
sicEenS 7nJ y! NO.: ey.ii ~ III h:.. ~
But woman's love through all things firm will
last, E
And sorroY only will new teryor auipken.
II thou W5dldss WofnAliis deep; ;devotioIsf + prove.
Obi use It tenderly and elig ght It never;
For though no trials Dan it's frmneas move,
Unkindness will its ardor crush forever.
WaIr VI 4 ado15 VIZ Should 3 Ba.W;A s u
good wife should ba like three things;
which three things she should not .be
uk6t q ~ clriyo!ct atct!t IN ;tit ,us ii!u5,,
4. She should 'bo HE "a snail TO keep
within her house, but she Should not
be like snail to carry all she has on her
back.
p. she should bS slike ;an go6o, 10
speak when spoken to, but size should not
be like an echo, always to have the last
word.
5. Shafsbpuld Sbe fks u:town olock.
always to keep time ati6 regularity: but
she should not be like town clock, to
speak SO loud that hat al a the town may hear
-Y5'npta bt:..a ,Stoi!k>IwG5 GtI.J !7- ~
The domeiofs the apitoliatiWashing.
ton i5theN most ambitious. strueture in
AraAtiia, Il :le,ih 1Q9, feet higher than the
Washingtoh Monpinelt AT :Baltimo ore,
68;fees higher than. that OH Bunker nm,
and 20 feat rhighef than che Trinity
Church toNer bf,,Newr rYorEE;;ll = II is, thse
only Considerable dome 81 iron. in the
world x AtiHg aIvAst :AollpwJ sphere Of
iron :weighapgl8. 000. 200 pounds. 8 MI:
A NeWsYerk meEehapt bills his re-
No. 1860" -.
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Votes SehieaaDs ,iSchnapps
1s good for Colo and Pain in the Stomach.
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{ VOTES schiedam soinapps :
'Is reccmmended BY all the Medicai FaoHIt4,,e
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~. 4a !:ss ~ va 21 SrFiTe ppd leaye:
Leave Charlebton nas::ii:s ~ - -. s.qe am
arrive at Oolnmhis at:.ei.ss... ..... .a,4O pm
eaye aer;He SfiSmRis ~ aba
'Leavs Camden, Sunday excepted, at.y:5o {, m
Arrive 81 Kingville as :..:.:". =: see1. 90 Pm
u Eeays Kingyille, 6undays etcephI at.2. 80 pm
Arrive at Camden at, l.. ,.,,. j. 1900 5,m
The above Trains run in oconneStipn With
Wilmington, Columbia and Ahgusts RAfIroad,
lconnectihg with Trains sfot1 " iISoinE ION, North
Carolina. .and with Trains forI AuguAta. :Geor-
gta. closet tcopnections nwish; Might
road. Tor ali points Bou}h Shd Vast. .1:.
.'H TnAIa No. 2ENIGHr ExfREss.. t,:!f
tsundsy Night excepted ,':iica
Leave. Gharlesto1mt.! 81. -. =. .7,nU D m
Arrive at Columbia at..,r.r..-.-....8 1900 am
1giive saxs StS%Sas et 6hsfestoS
This Train ruhB In connection. with UbiAu.
gusts: Trains. making, .eloha connection With
Georgia, and Central Railroads. ,;f,i,.q,to,rr
!, a. T., TYEER, Vice -preSidept;;
b. B.sP1cKNs, General Ticket Agent. jan a
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Wolfe's sohiedam schnapps
Ii good for Gil Urinery. COMPLAINTS.
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'Wolfe's 6oh!edam schnapps n,
~; tf,,,,,,. Is good for Gout.
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'.3 fWoye's Schieaans ScAndpps
Is initiated and counterfeited, and Purchaser
will have to use caution in purchasing.
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tii'. I a Votes Sehieddm, Schndpps 'i'
Is good forall Kidney and Blnd ddat Con1plaints
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
s.. ,y.QOLUMBA, 8. O., MARuH Z. l871.

faR 4IIlsE ssse z@Sag gdate, the following
sehedqle will be run daily, Sundays excepted,
connecting With Night Trains on SOUTH GIRO.
going North and South! on Charlotte, ,!oolambia
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y F1eSTg.---'.-,-,.:.:.:-:--'
|aW4 Ell q II ~ 71ET T Y ! 4
Ague and Fever.
The only preventive known for Ohills and
Fever is The use Of Wolie's sehisdsm sohnspps
! (. Mdifs|a!sdhiedah kohaapPzz
Is good for Dyspepsia.
IVoye's Se;N''etdans Schnapps
Is s:preyentiye OF Ohills and Fever. s 2
Z VOTES schiedam sohnapps :
Is reccmmended by all the Medical Faculty
2a1 1 e'Wore's Sdhiedana, s i!SscanGp5pis . +"
Is good all Kidney and Bladdat Complaints
9Wolfe's soh,eaam sohnapps HU-f
.! n !. /. 1s good for Gout. .,t ~, ,os.
VOTES. ISehiedqM Schnapps \. :,
Is good for Oolio and Pain in the Stomach.
i Wolfe's schiedam schnapps
Ia'good tot Gil Urinary. Complaints.
'.3' -Woye's Schieaans Schndpps
Is initiated and counterfeited, and Purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
W6ife's scifisdam sohnapps
Is used all over the world by Physicians, in
their practice.
1 beg leave to call the Attention Of the
reader TO otostlmoniaIsi in favor Of tho sohndpps:
soHNApps as being, In every fospeot, pre.emi-
ass ii Il . The e Pasess psosslbio salIb1
s an as aafey Sv
pns''iRhsi aaaI 6ho%st. @S
Loursy111E.- KY,;, Sent, III feel that no
have noS, aPNartiele Of, gin suitable for such
cases as thah remedy ie' ie'adaptedto. AZ.
UgL!itt DR.: j.. w: BRIGHT.
IL! aapissEsis ste isAssy II 'hf0a0 oasees
oreditable testimony to its eflicaoy, as q % RENE.
asa sgsn H. As aisesgsst for h1sh yqa
the mucous surfaces, With slight degree Of
stimulation, 1regard it aB one Of the moist lint
port ant remedies in chronic catarrhal affec-
aonB, pArt:erIarly those OF tho genito-urinary
appafatuepi With much respect, your obedient
servant, oHAs.A;LEAs, III. D.. New York.
26 R1NR sTaHsr, New YORK., Nov. 81, 1867
UDoLrHo WoiFr, ESQ., saPresent:-D sR: Il
of'your Sohiedam Sdhnapps," with the intent
OF fdetetmfning II any foreign or injurious sub
stance had bsen ADDED TO tho simple distilled
= The examination has resulted In the conoIu.
eion that the sample containedGno poisonous
or .hsrmful hdmifture.!f Il have been unable
TO discover any trace OF; the deleterious sub
bknAsSO3 MAASu 40 hUmCkklueb clupAOy6u Ill the
adulteration OF liquors. ] would not hesitate
70 nHe myself, nor to recommend to others,
for edicinalo purposes, the ,'a'gchiedaml
schnappsitas On e1sellent'and unobjectiona-
tsigned) !, I}oHAs.-A. sEELY, Chemist.
CHEauoAn AHp TKo8NIoAI. LABORATORY, 18,
Up5iRHo!WolfE, Esa.ll -DEAn SIR. The under
signed hkv6 carefully and thoroughly analyzed
Q sample Of your "Aromatfo Schiedanl
eomspps," selected ;I'y ourselves, and have
ganfo substances. More or leas injurious. to
health; FEop the result OF ouriexamination,
we c6nsider the article one OF superior quail
medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours, l,,'.
(Eigned) ALEX TRIPPEL. Chemist
FRANOIS E. ,ENGELHARD, NJ. d..
For Gale. by all respectable Grocers and
Druggiats. !.UDOLPHO WOLFES. kST., N
April 1-lTSmo "a Beaver st., New York.
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!. II WAolesale Agents fox State Of South Carroll
OHOFF & CO.. GLACIUs 4 WITTE. STEF.
FENS, WERNER &,DUOKER, Charleton.
: Depot. In! Oolumbia, ( 81 o., at .GEIGER i
Mo4REGOR'S. Druggists. June 2 1yIlt
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VOTES ScAieddns Schnapps
Is R-preventiye OF Ohills and Fever. = .