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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-06
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TO coHREsPoSDESrs.
Patients residing In any part OF the etatc,
noweycr distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who thinK proper
-, submit written statement Of such In prefer
nee TO holding pcr.onal i"terylew, are assured
hal their communications will bo held nost
.ac cd. and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed 10 the CORE
.ponding physician, thus
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Between Montgomery aud Rearny,,
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sasgEEss, organs, nnd
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Is 70 Ne. Ols sacrnnesto street,
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Cures Guarnnteed. or No Pay Reqaired.
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Caris. tnIs .inrlutite nas become 10 tue Pacific
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'nr,g a, tn,s ilacr n IN polnl OF number OF pa
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9"rh,, ''-l71l'' T-.'-'
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IN GOLD COIN,
VIII be given TO Heiders Of Tickets
the coneiusIon Of the Concert,
as followst

- - ,os, ~
1000 Gifts amounting .........'.'''.'s 'sso''"0'
-, =, r,ro ror.
Each Ticket VIII be composed 1t Sonnnr
pons, Of the value o. $2,on eacn. wni.n So1pU on'
will cniitle the holder 10 a9ssom - - t1 70 .siS
Ticket A.. o,.
The Concert and the distrsoa1Tn W,r,ns .. n CIV
Thousand Giits WAL tske ny 80, ~ 3s.o nnd.,
Nevada, on tne ioln uaS o, y, nr ;Sc rnsfees A.
the immedlase snperriSor ,s.i.trrs v, snthoriz.
directed oy inc Aet u 'ne A's'''~'''
Ing tnc same. -.. ...
u,,a,.d Tbon,,nd Tickets will be
Une ti'IU crocccds o: which $a8s.OOO IN
GnS ro,r .;iiI. viii Sc returned TO tho holders
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,17-THH r,4YooF,fHk Gas MAN

.sEgsiTH1 nAYGoFlfHE GAS NAN
EgrEg - wr-Hn tirE.9 gLg
Don't envy fhs life OF . gAs man.
In spits Of the p!upasksnd PeIssE
Forever blown up By the p1S ie;
AndoAeE b,oua up10 himself.
.,lg.vAeo eoQmon man hlesses the sunshine,
Delighted With beautiful day;
But the bloAisd and hsraAls gAs nAns
Despises whatever don'l pay.
AAnature to him Is bat business.
The snn does gas. tank appear;
WEE The'very stars nothing but burners,
a-F.,, And nooa bat sbis sAaadeiIefSG |
A sa,rap. he governs our pockets.
On, houses, our shop, and Sac o1L ll,sis rSo''
.I-4 Bat he must have charge or ouf Lights
Read in the iifc OF gas man
Ths lsssons such people can teach,
Prophetic ofbrimstone and hlazes,
rr-gI A. plain ae parson can preach
MS DEATH. Il = - q I
q 4 How dresdiul the death Of 9 gas man, |
AZ /. JSurroanded and hannted by thoso !,
Whom his plunderng charges have swind
Og - TNt tconseienee BIDS himrspose. !
Oh, solemn and AWFUL his passage. /
With implements grhefed tround
wherewith he has ruined hls neixhbnrs
And lit hisown home under ground
Tbeeoal and coke and bitumenI; -r,.g
E-. ! The acids. the tar and the steam, Z
me snlpdv, lhe lime 20 foul odors,
SAnthron2h hs tortolAdream.
nhe tiek,. both his feet unss remind hin
Ira. Ofthe feet orercharysd N ine odts
Whils the click OF the clock Ike metre,
80 EEsk sosnS nssl give ht.n shriu
At length, when his oxygen hlls him.
He sinks with the ok OF his soft, :
When satan immedistely grabs him,
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whole day was consumed in the exami.
nation of witnesses aud the arguments
OF The counsel; and il was tho general
belief from the testimony introduced,
and the charge Of the judge, that moth
ing short Of verdict for manslaughter
could possibly be rendered, but to tho
surprise of every one, the jury brought
in verdict of"uo: guilty" The de.
monstrations made inside aud outside of
the courtroom after the announcement
OF the decision was quito as surprising
as the result of the verdict. 1t is pro-
per to say, perhaps, that the jury was
composed entirely of colored men and
that not single juror could either read
or write.
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80 plane. We believe in the eternal
justice and fitness ofthing Thoughts aud,
therefore, do not like to hear one man
denouuciug another rs thief whom his
own record is not clear.
We hear it stated by prominent
Republicans that the said w. E. Earle
was indicted since the war for horse
stealing, and only escaped conviction
through the mauipulatious of Judge
Orr who presided at the trial. II is
further asserted that Judge Orr has
been heard to say that il it had not
have been for him the said Ku Klux
prosecutor would have been convicted of
grand larceny.
Is this so3 We shall wait reply
from the Bolssrs.-C6ester Reporter.
Earle is Corbiu's partner, and is q
fit advocate of tho Boilers claims.
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w. E. EARLE.


The gentlen, (?) named above is one
of the leaders of the Boiling Republican
party, native South Carolinian, and
Confederate soldier of some reputation
He went con an'ore into the prosecution
of his fellow-citizens charged with viola
tions Of the Enforcement Act, for the
sake of the few paltry dollars paid by
the government for the dirty work. He
out Corbined Corbin in the malig ma Mt
meanness exhibited. He has been
deDouneing Moses as thief, and has
set himself up as one of the leaders Of a
great reform movement. Between him
and Moses We have no choice. y X X
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MUTILArED CuRRENoY.-Thef follow.
ing is an extract from letter writ en-
by General SPINNER recently on tho sub
jecs of the redemption of mutilated cur
rency undei the act of Juud 1881, and
the instructions ofthe Postoflce Depart
ment. Ho says; ut is the duty of every
pootmaster to register, in the manner
prescribed by law, but without poyment
ofany registration fee all letters con-
tanning fractional or other cursency of
the Unitcd States delivered to him for
mailing to the Treasurer of the United
Statss for redemption. Postmasters and
others may forward defaced aud mutila
ted currency to this Office for redemption
aud receive returds either in new cur.
repcy or received drafts on New York,
Baston, philadelphia or Now Orleans,
without risk or expenses, aud with no
loss of tsme beyon that required to con
vey and count their remi tances.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-28
Sheriff S Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In COMMON PLEAS
Et parh Caroline Karick and othsrs.

EI Pdr6 Caroline karick and others.
BY virtue Of an order made in this case
upon return IL Partition, will cell an
Monday 7th October next, at the Court
House, the following lands which were of
Adam Karick, deceased.
l. The "Home" Track of l13 acres
bounded by lands of J. NJ. Crosswell, the
Trust Estate of A. R. raber, T. j. Carson
and r. W. Riser.
2. The "wiles" Tract OF one hundred
10O) acres bounded by lands Of d. J. Zeie-
ler, William Watt and Ann Smoke, and
8. The Thomson" Tract Of 40 acres
bounded by lands of r. W. Riser, P. NJ
Carson and T. j. Carson.
Terms-One-third cash, (but with liberty
to the purchaser to pay all eash), the bal
ance on a credit of one year, secured by
bond with interest from date and mortgage
made payable to the Judge of Probate.
Purchaser to pay for papers and recording.
or..s:s"?s s5s'5 s; { o?is f. H. f'tt;' c.
sept IA I'd
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The County Convention.

L..
This body assembled in tbe Cou,t
House ON Tuesday last, and was organ.
'ised by ele,ting the Hon j. L. Jamison
permanent Chairman, and Messrs. I. C.
Andrews and r. r. McKinlay Secreta-
sries, The delegates were all firm and
intelligent looking men.
1.-the nomination of Senator was the
first business gone into. It was thought,
prior to the Convention, that Mr.. Jami-
,son, would be the choice of said body,
but no one dreamed OF his getting
Unanimous vote. But such was the
case. The balIotting lasted but short
time, and Mr.. Jamison was declared the
unanimous nominee.
He has served this County in the
lower branch of the General Assembly
for the last two years, where he made
name for himself His keen common
sense and quick conception Of matters
won for him the respect Of every mem
Der of the General Assembly. He is a
native, devoted to the interest of his
County, and will represent her faithfully
and honestly in the Senate of our State
a. b. Knowlton, Esq, received the
nomination for Probate Judge also on
the first ballot. Major Knowlton is one
of the FIRST legal minds of the State, and
will lend untold weight and influence to
the ticket. No better man could have
been selected to succeed the present in
cumbent. He has served the sRepubli-
can party faithfully in the past, and we
predict will do 80 in the future. AS
editor1of the NEWS for long time, he
made reputation among his brother
journalists Of which he may well be
proud. No better selection could have
been made.
According to the call of the Chair
man of the Convention, the nomination
= OF sheriff was next in order. The
aspirants were Messrs. Harpin Riggs
and School Commissioner Il. l. Cain.
Mr.. Cain having received the highest
number of votes on the first ballot, was
declared the nominee Of the Convention.
He is man Of extraordinary Rrmness
and decision Of character, courteous and
polite in his dealings, in private as well
as public life. He was q member of the
State Constitutional Convention, subse-
qnently o member to the General AZ.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-28

The verdict of the jury in the case Of
Captain E. j. Black, in Black vile,
charged with the murder of N. f. Turn
err, Esq, and tho shooting Of Mr. Frank
Groves, on the 1st of July last, rendered
verdict last night about eleven O'Clock,
after being out some three hours. The
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-28
The Orangeburg Times.

Mr. james S. Hayward has assumed
. the editorial management of the Times
again. Mr.. H. is strong and vigorous
young writer, and no doubt make our
contemporary permanent success. We
:. wish it all prosperity.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-28
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE

Whereas. W. D. Hornsby hath applied to
mo for Letters of Administration on
tho Estate of Russell W. wilcs, late OF Or
angehurg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonsh
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear, be-
fore me, at n Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden at Orangeburgs on the
2sth day of September 1872, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, TO show cause if any, why the said Adj
minstration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court
this 18th day of Sept A. d. 1872, and in
the ninety-seyenth year Of American Inde-
pcndencc.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
sept 2l-2t Judge Of Probate.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-28
CCoMMUICATED.1

Mfr. Editor-Tho following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed at the close Of the Republican County
Convention held in this place commeno.
ing on the 24th instant, and the ticket
attached ars the regular nominees Of
said Convention.
A resolution was also adopted re.
questing the Orangeburg News, Or
angeburg Times, aud Columbia Union
to publish the preamble and resolu.
tious.
I will furnish you the N iuutes of the
Convention for publication in your next
issue. Respectfully
THAD. G. ANDREWS,
Secretary Convention.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS. Laban a. Trick hath applied to
me for letters Of Administration on the Es-
tate Of Alice Nj. Trick, lato of Orangeburg
County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
oil and singular the Kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore mo at n Court Of Probate for the snid
County, to be holden at Orangeburg on the
2Sth day of September 1872, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause if any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of my
Court, this 18th day of Sept, A. d. 1872,
and in the.aipcty -sexenthyear Of AmeIican
Independence.
THAD. G. ANDREWS,
sept 2I-2t Judge of Probate
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DIR. A. C. DUKES.
At the Old Stand of
DIR. n. M. EHUEER.

DIR. H. M BHULER.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A fresh
asupply Of
n DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
e PAINTS,
OILS,
VARNISHES, sc.
A splendid lot of STATIONERY.
PERFUMERY and SOAPS, in great va-
riety.
A fine stock Of CIGARS and TOBACCO.
And one Of tae finest assortment Of POCK-
Ell KNIVES ever offered here at ths prices,
Prescriptions carefully prepared
OFFICE HOURS on the SABBATH
Prom 8 TO 10 A. NJ, and from 4 to 6P. n.
seat .
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Farmers are like Fowls-Neither will
get full crops without industry.
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 4th day of October next, will
File my Final Account with the Hon. Thad.
c. Andrews Judge of Probate, an ask for
Letters Of Dismissal as administrators Of the
estate Of Jas. w. Barber, deceased
A. o. HOLMAN,
sept 1-H Administrator.
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u.
SAMPLES OF CROPS
JOHN ". SELLERS. ESQ, superin.eadeiG
IL Premiums, worth from to SO.
G..
GARDEN AND ORCHARD PRO
DUCTS.
MAJ JOHN J. SALLEY, Superintendent.
IL Premiums worth from / to $40.
ID.
H0CSEKOED DEPARTMENT.
D. HEATING NORRIS, ESQ. superia't.
2s Premiums worth from to $5.
L.
MACHINERY AND NASUFAcTUREz
Col. PAUL 8. FIELDER, Superintendent.
27 Premiums worth from to so.
p.
LADIES WORK.
JOHN W. DANTZLER, Esq, superiat.
90 Premiums worth from to $40.
q.
SToCK-RORSES AND MULES
On. ALEx'R 8. sALLEY. superintendent.
20 Premiums, Medals and Diplomas.
2. CATTLE.
HENRY N. SMELL, Superintendent.
10 Premiums. Medals and Diplomas.
3. 0IHSR SFoCa.
Col. JOHN C. EDWARDS, Superintendent.
IL Premiums, Medals and Diplomas.
In this Department especially, as we'll %
in others, separoss Premiunns are eGsPed for
Imported Animals and Astislcs.
M.
POULTRY.
J. GEORGE vosR, Esq, superintendent.
IL Premiums worth from to S5.
4.
FZoRTcULTURE.
T. C. HUBBLE. Esq, superintendent
Premiums worth from to So.
IA.
MSCELLANEOU
CAPT. JOHN a. HAMILTON, supsrintess.
~ fremiums worth from 2 10 $40.
Those desiring to exhibit, or TO astertais. :
further particulars, are requested 10 apply
TO any Of the undersigned for ihforrnatiea.
Premiums will also be offered for plowina,
and for athletic skill: A new, varied and
attractive programme of amusements win
be carried out, under the charge of ecra-
petent committee of gentiemen, whose names
| will hereafter appear.
Every effort will be MADE to render ths.
FAIR worthy Of he great Agricultural sec.
tion OF which Orangeburg 10 the eeatre; ead
in order that this shall DO the ease, the weFs
OF preparation must be participated In bv
all who have the interest," of Our stats sp&
county OF heaSt,
SAMUEL DiDBbE,
WESLEY W CuLiER,.
| HARPtN RiGGS,.
| EAWRENcg n hEeKwITH.. .
/ LANES ID. TREZENAtET,.
Exsscaiss Ce=-:si;tss.
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yas@ 2 STATE TICKET.
en9 '"'|iag ii !
,1' ..-, ~ :, For Gouerzor.
nj Franklin J. Moses. Jr.
yod e2ob
.,oy. ,Lssutenaut Governor.
,dv I'd, R. III. Gleaves.
b95itou +
.,,,ri,, o,.: Attorney General.
nil. o, samuea w. Melton.
v e.oe lSeereta,y Of State.
vis57 Henry e. Mayne.
Ill., State areasu-r.
10 ba5da Francis L. Codozoe
Comptroller General.
II ~ Solomon 4. Moge.
Superintendent Of Education.
F,ayo ta Justus K. JsllsOn.
rst pAJmnmt and Inspector General.
oatii Henry w. Fsurvis.
20; q
For Congress - Third Congressional
District.
"'J Hon. Robert II. Elliott.
-Congressman-State at Large.
R. HI. Cain.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-09-28

Whereas the National Republican
Convention have nominated for Presi
dent and Vice President of the United
States, U. s. Grant and Henry Wilson,
and MS we the Republicans of Orange
burg County, believe these nominations
to be the best that could have been
made, we pledge ourselves TO give them
our undivided support, because We know
them tc have been tried in the past, and
not found wanting in honesty, fidelity
or ability. We pledge ourselves to sup
port the Regular nominations made at
Columbia headed by f. j. Moses, Jr.
also to the support of the principles set
forth in the Platform adopted at the
Regular Convention held at Columbia,
and as there are many misunderstood
ings relative to the true principles which
we the Regular Republicans of Orange.
burg County represent, we present the
following enunciation of our principles
for the local Government Of our County
That our efforts be to eradicate all evils
srlainlA-Ar~p Aiduret6fJre AexlsCed IN our
County affairs by reasons of injudicous
expenditure of County funds. That we
believe that the monies of this County
should be economically expended in
arranging the roads and repairing the
bridges, to the end that the travel of
heavily ladened wagons may be facilita-
ted, and the planters may be enabled to
bring their produce to our markets with
out detriment to'their vehicles or their
lives. That we hereby declare our be-
lief that no County checks should be
issued except to such amounts as there
be in the Treasury. We also declare
our belief that smaller assessment of
County Tax will be sufficient to carry
on our County affairs, and in the future
we will direct our efforts to the levy of
SO much tax only for County purposes
as will be necessary to judiciously and
economically manage the afflirs Of ou r
County.
That while We adhere steadfastly to
our principles Of Republicansm we be-
lieve that in our relations all classes
should live in harmony in our State and
County, and that We encourage such a
state of affairs as will bring peace and
harmony, permanent and lasting, and with
the utmost good feeling for the whole
County, and the prosperity Of our agri-
cuiturs! ;nterests. we recommend 20 the
Citizens of our County the followin 9
Regular Republican Nominations
For Senator.
JAMES L. JAMIsoN
For Judge of Probate.
A. B. KNowLToS.
For Cler. cfthe Court
GEoGE BoLlvER.
For Sheriff.
i. ]. CAIN.
For Louer House Of the General
assembly.
SAMUEL i. DUNCAN.
JOHN DIX.
j. FIELDER MEYERS.
HENRY RILEY.
ABRAM DANNERLY.
For County Commissioners.
E. 7. r. SMoAK.
JOHN ROBINSON.
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GBe 9ap spp: aalornst dd(OusOap ormina sumo r. 1872
] ID o S II o F f I @ e
Worcester. Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. vermontand New Hamp-
shire closes at $50 m; due At pm.
Manchester Concord and Nashua, II, Lowell, Leon
inster Lancaster, est Boylston, 0akdaie and Clinton
closes az = m aid $3.50 m: due at 8, Is and M.
m9ennnTs closes al b. lV'4S m and $3.50 m. Due at
Gardner and VI and Mass. Il R, closes at $50 O45
III anu m Due 10 m and and m,
dneeton East Princeton and West Sterling close at
City OF Boston, close at G. 80 and m, Is and p
M Due az ~ and TO- 30 M $50 4,5O $50 and l0S0
m Due at 9,l5. 1880 IN and 430pm
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
eaesetts close at 90 and m, LIS, and P M Due
- Rhode Island, close at $50 and Il M, and $50 M
Due at s. IS a m 2l5 and $50 m.
Way Mail on the Providence and Worcester railroad
close at $50 m. Due at 9,45 am
Sturbrdee Southbridge and Woonsoeket close at $50
m and $50 : m Due at s,45 a m and $50 m.
States, close at $40 and 45 M 35 and m. Due at
Worcester and Springfield Way MAIL close at As and
9,t5 M and 945 M; Due a $50 n ana $50 M
way Nal between Springfield and Albany close at 5,45
| N and 5i5 p m Due al 45and 10 pm
New York City and southern States. Hartford and
New Haven Conn, close at s45 a M 245 and Due
Norwich and New London, Conn, Webster and Oxford
Mass close at m and 4,SO p m Due at a m and /
WAY Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes az q m. Due at - a m
Grafton close at $50 ands m and lis and m. Due
Milford. Slendon, Hopejale and birmingham. close at
m, lis, and m Due at 9,l5, 1890 m, and 4,SO
southboro'. close at pm. Due at lOsOam.
Westboro', Cordaville Hopkinton, Ashland and Hol-
islon- close at m, and m. Due at 1890 q IN and
4;O pm.
Marlboro, close at and pm. Due at 10 30 m and
1880 m.
Northboro', close at lis, and pm Due at 1880
m.
Barre and smithvile, close at As a IN and NJ Due
at 9,l5 a m and 3,45pm.
Dana, North Dana, New Salem. North New Salem
close at 9i5 IN. Due at 330pm
HubbardstOn close at q and As a m and 4 d m Due
at $50 m, lis and pm.
Princeton, Holden Rutland. North Rutland close at
4 pm. Due at 9,3Opm
leicester, close al s,i5 and N. Due at am
oakham and Shrewsbury, close at 9,45 m and $50 p
m. Due at $50 m and > D m.
Mails for New York and Boston, and places beyond
close at this office on Sunday at pm.
FOREIGN MAILS Mails for the European Steamers
close daily, via New York, at 9,45 m, 345 and PM
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nj IL ID j @ Al OFFI CE
424 Main ST.. corner Pleasant,
w Side Entrance on Pleasant 81.

DIR. MANSFIELD, lately returned from Furoro ne,
request OF great many OF Ills friends and ri Tia WI az
peLenee and knowledge IN the treatment OF Diseases Of
ErI1te nhiure, has established Grand Medical 0nlee
pr me llulca and Permanent Cure OF ali diseases or
usrhngemens OF the Genital ORGANS or system which
PinelpieS - syphilis, Gonorrhma elect sriciires,
neh1, eakness Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
ness, rains IN the Back aud Iolns. Whites Gravel
Ng, ny Diseases , umors Dyspepsia, Piles Sc
" MalHied VIII cure all Of the above Diseases by
ms new and improved method In u short time giving
ehlre tatlsacOn to his patients Spermat orrilua
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR Mansfield Is without doubt the most successful
prac oncr In the treatment Of those aomplmns requr
ing skill seeresy and experience and ali other Diseases
lnclncnt TO Females that we know OF Those requiring
medical aid, both young and old male and female, will
ma II 10 their advantage 10 consult Dr. Mansfield He
y man thorougly posted IN his profession, . reel.
lar graduate Of medicine and gentleman worthy the
confidence ot the people. Call At his office social chat
VIII cost You nothing and be Of more benefit Won
than you Imagine, q. MANsFIELD. M. D.,
msl duylt ~ Main st., cor, Pleasant