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New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.

The Sinking Fund commissioners adopted,
yesterday, resou tons follows Authorizing the Con
troer to accept immediate payment Of bond Nc. for
S55O00 and bond No for t15o eco directing the exeeu
ton Of a warrant in favor OF City Chamberlain Palmer
for $3.50 OO same TO be charged 20 TIE sinking Fund
for the payment OF interei tho city debt
surpus revenues OF said Fund FOR 1874 and 10 be cred
tied to the General City Fund and requiring the Corpo
ration Counsel 10 take To enforce the rights OF
the city against BraGsh johnson In relation 10 the Fort
GanseVOOrt property.
Tue Application OF the HOustoust Ferry COmuanv
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
DFCIsIONs-Ocr. &c.

Supreme -ChambTs-By judge Ingraham.-
Pol sgt Strvens-Hotou sranted Guls at tagor hoios
Granted In the natter claim Of Aana WADE agt IAe E o
DayI T. Co.e, dcccased.-Moion granted. - ~, D..
By judge Van Brunt-Whelan ag- Lynoa-NaS sel-1 'b'
agt Snershell ct al-findings settled.
Common Pleas-SpeciGl Term-By Judge j. F. DAILY
oxpnd sat PeyserAowaRce Of two AMI half eeus w Ge
feBtanL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
south creek, Pa. Oct. IL, 1872.
BUYING DEMOCRATIC VOTES.
Ia liz EdiLnr OF The TrIbMne.
A NEW TRICK.

TO fhc EdlfOf OF me IFIOHHe'
SIR: The most pernicious frauds were per-
petra.ed on the people OF Bradford at the late election
man who for a number OF weeks previous had been
considered as Liberal Republican was hired at each
election district throughout county for the purpose
of pretending pedde Liberal tickets, while in reality
he distributed ballots for HartTanft. In
these frauds were discovered when the man would eN
cuse himself by saying that the Hartranf tickets were
stuck In his pocket by the Republicans. This new
trick which should demand attention, and which ac-
cuunts for he gain Bradford County. T.. II.
ALheuS, Penn, oct IL, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.
To me BdttOr or the TrtbunG

SIR: Throughout the State of Georgia there
is great rejoicing and general surprise at the result Of
State election the "a inst Our Democratic friends
at loss 10 know how such immense maJorities have
been obtained In counties that considered close or
doubtful and how the Liberal ticket in counties with
large colored maorte could be handsomely elected
have long believed the Liberal movement in Georgia
much stronger than perceptibe the surface
and this belief has been verified by the result The
Democrats adopted national platform candidates
for President and VicePresdent, placing ia nOmi-
nation for State offices platform in thorough accord
with great principles OF reconciliation reform In
their broadest sense. This done they 20 have
Fe upon Providence for Thousands OF white
and cOlOred Republicans voted the Liberal ticket who
gave evidence OF their intention prior cast
ing their ballot the day OF election. MANY cOOred
Republicans who voted with us Ia state election viii
do likewise November II allowed by their own race
ColOred men are m0re intolerant aud uTVscIptYe In
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

poltios than whites hence the secrecy OF their move
ents in the Liberal cause. Many who be Induced
,o oin Greeley and Brown Club will promise tO vote
our ticket in November and they will keep that promise
lnyolae This explanation Is sent In order that you
and our frlends North know the ncts and how TO
refuts the charges Of intimidation and violence indus
trously circulated by the Oilce-holders. JB
AHanta, Ca, Oct o. lS7L
LIBERALISM IN LOUISIANA.
TO the Rdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR Louisiana is now pretty well united. L
have taken great interest in affairs there. My friends
advise me that there is doubt about your carrying the
State Gov. warmoth has shown great vigOr In tho
past two weeks. His party thoroughly organized
The Nep- Orleans Republican did much to keep uD de-
morallzation The Governors separation from 1t de-
stroyed its influence The canvass he is now making
win enable him organize necessary 20 check
the frauds the Customhouse party propose TO practice
Orleans is working for Liberal success. Every one
have cOnversed with is confident We delighted with
Mr.. Greeeys canvass. | had some apprehensl0ns my
self lest honest truthful words might be msner
preted but the fact Is, this Is the first canvass since
Madison's where the issues broad as the WhOie
country and appealed directly TO tho heart OF AL sec
tons The platform too Is wide enough 10 reach the ln
erests OF the whole people. The Southern people ueo
mined In advance that Greeley entitled TO their sup
port The generous words that he has spoken In tho
Middle states and the West have increased their conn
dence. Georgia has already redeemed the pledge msue
AT Baltimore The GRANTEES must certainly gee tnht
they must elect their candidate without the southern
vote b' W. y
Houston, Teras Oct. 7. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17
CALRNpARS-THis DAv.

United STATES DIsTRIc7
2Il. Bonner agt Steamship Cir
COS ian.
I88. RYAN agk Heckscher. ".
III. .EeW-Jersey Il. r. and Trans
postatiOn Co. &c. agt. Pro-
peller John Taylor.
800. The United States ogt Two
trunks containing fringe.
tgi. .New.Jersey LighteTage Co.
sgt. Steamtug Edward Levy.
iJ6. .r;cGlenn sgt steamoe Argo.
ljg. Phillips agt. Steamboat Anna
and Carrie.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIr-PAR1
10 a
484. Nolan agt. Bank Of Neg-YOIk.
National Banking Associa-
tion.
680i. Sutton. jr., and another agt
F.eischman ani ano.
40. .SheliOn agL O'Brlen, Sheriff,
&c.
703. Martin and sno.sgt. Mcdaniel
g34i Philhppi agL WOLF
n. .Eakin agt Barter.
563. Wilson sgt. Reddy.
gl0. Williams agt. NeuningeL
30. Curry agt. Darling and ano.
sUPREHR COURr-CHAhBEks-lN0
encaT cali
%. Spring sgt Bernough;
80. .1he People, &c, Turnure.
agt. The Board Of super
ysOns.
l02. .CroDper agt. Ducker.
IO8. Brooks ct al sgt White ct al
lO9. SANE at. Sane.
10. .Oimstesd agt Riley g al
l36. Boiler agt. Fitch.
IJ7. .ColWell ct al. agt bod e al
SPECIAL TRRM-BARRB
LaiC and Fat.
81. Crane agt. Ondeni0nk et al.
us. Blood agt. Neuss and another.
s.. .Voigt agt. The Great Western
Insurance Co. i
l0i. Holman sgt Treaiwell and
another.
iOT. .Hol!euler agt. Bayhs ct aL
ll3. .Wormser agt Gsryey.
10. Ellsworth agt. MlldOone.
81. .Burhan ct al. agt Cookie
ct al.
li9. .Asinari agt. Donahue et al.
100. .Moorgann agt. Bishop and an.
SUPERIOR CoURr-fRIAL TRRN.-
atil
-. .Keck, ST., aRt Werler
1888. Simon act. Herman.
1915. Ward. by Guardian, agt. VIII
1927. Mitchell agt STYLES.
lJ49. Main sgt Tullmah.
1871. .Shacke.tJrd agt. France.
l629. .KOenig at. SteckeL
l3l. Esten agt. Luyster.
PART lI.-MoNRLL.
1913. .Stopenhorst sgt. the American
Manufacturing Company.
1873. B0yl sg 1t. BesruS.i
$3.50. Hopkins act. Robinson.
1893. .Gcssel agt. Schroeder.
1870. .Cah.il. administrator, agt
H0ughwOut. /
1896. .Gurney agL New-fork and
South Carolina Steamship /
Company.
1903. Mcdonald sst the Bartlett
Reversible Sewing machine
Company. !
CoNnos PLsAs-GRsBRAL TERN
and ROBIN
"a. Richardson agt. Krof sud
-. Bangs agt. The Bile Ridge
Il r. Co.
IS. .Haghes agt. The Mercantile
InS Co.
81. .Coger agt, Latourette.
65. Cameron sgt. Derkheim. l
%. .DeyliD agt. The AaTor.
So. .Casewell, ir.. et al agt.
Davis.
70. MYERS, erK, ct al. sgt. De
Hlef,
%. Denny agt. The n. 7. Hudson
River K X. Co. !
%. Sands Agt. HugheS.
80. Sands egt. johnson. jr. et al
". Groom agt. WOLF /
e5. .Goelet ct al sgt Spotoci
et al.
SO. Same agt. Same.
II. In the matter Of r. II. Dow
ling. |
IN. The Andes ms Co. agt. 4
Gruter.
70. White ct al. agt. The Cont.
mental Bank.
IS. Harrison agt Gardiner, Jr'
Sid. .Albro agt. Hgnera-
ll9. .COughtry agt. Levine.
iS1. Sheridan agt. Charhck
TRIAL TERN-PART L-LS
1913. Knapp agt Meigs. I
1855. Shields agt. Lasky.
5O6. Bullock sgt O'Brieu, Sheriff, I
sc.
GO. .McCauley. adm'H., act Cans.
3Il. Paris ct al. at. Kelly, Sherf,
&C.
2i3. Mime sgt Bleakley. /
l2ll. .BrOeckman agL Paber.
1884. Board Com. Of Excise agt.
Yoekel
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERN-l
calendar Gale.
5ss. .Leviness sgt Porek. [
ksg The AmaFnu lux. 90. 0gk
New-York tribune., 1872-10-17

OTHR AND NEH-ERAnY Join N5la, asf I,ras rs
John PAtncA Mellou Nalliel lai b-p yao e-
,sey John Regin samue Muigct william Fvnon eon0as as
saul. md battoy. A., A.. u,.....,
Cornelius Mcugo Charles Soeoa -
W. Jones' Josepa Preston. forgery Peter DO r.
vaa Chsls Davis Jsnos W6asu JOha LaSssao sf-l H'SA
ConsOTa woaDOs.
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:. a MELANCHOLY BnEAK-DowN.-The aro
lively break-downs that make an audierco
laugh, and there are sad and sorruwrnI
break-downs that make the kind-he artcI
grlevo.. To the latter class belongs tho
enervation Of body and mind, which is USUALLY
called general debility" or nervous weak.
ness.'" and which, when neglected. too often
terminates in atrophy and death. whole
some medicated simulant is the ono thino
needed in casos Of this description. md
science and experience unto in pointing tn
PLANTATION B11TERs as the true specific. THO
fect that it combines the properties of an in
vigorant with those Of regulator and altera-
tive, in exactly the proportions necessary 10
produce radical change in the tone Of the
system, and tho action of tho digestive and
secretivo organs, il an unanswerablc arru.
meht IN Its favor as general restorative.
'.G: NJ. D."-Don't stand aghast with swo
ano lear. eyes wide open, hair on end and
fingers tightly clnchcd with tho idea that
these mysterious symbols arc cnbalistic signs
ana represent some eecret organization of
mashed demons, who carry terror and dismay
with their midnight prowlings and dispcrso
on the dawn OF morning. Mol They arc
only tho initials of DR.. Picrce'e Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, that pleasant medicine which
mas acquired national reputation and proven
90 30 efficAcious in Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.
consumption and kindred Diseases For
these complaints it has no equal. Sold by all
druggists. S+a
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oliver Ditson & 90. s Standard Musical
Works.
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TIM IF x1m1isnLA 81 BnAuflirun pi;lo1rafr1 r,f1

TIM s. FARMia.z.A BnAufIrun pic1r1r r,ru
The man who stands upon his own soil,
who feels that by the laws Of the land
he is the rightful exclusive owner Of the
land Which he tills, is by the constitution
OF nature. under wholesome influence.
not easily imbibed from any other
source. He feels, other things being
equal, moro strongly than another, the
character OF man, as the lord of the
animate world. Of this great and pow
erful sphere, which, fashioned by the
hand of God and upheld by his power,
is rolling through the heavens, a portion
is his; his from centre to the sky. It'is
the space ON which degeneration before
him moved in its round of duties; and
ne feels himself connected, by visible
link, with those who preceded him, rs
he is also to those who follow him and to
whom he is to transmit home. Per-
haps his farm has come down to him
from his fathers. They have gone to
their last home; but he can trace their
footsteps over the scenes of his daily
labor. The roof that shelters him was
reared by those to whom he owes his be-
ing. Some interesting domestic tradi-
tion is connected with every enclosure.
The favorite fruit tree was planted by
his fathers hands. He sported in his
boyhood beside the.s brook, which still
winds through tho meadow. Through
the field lies the path to the village
schoo! OF earlier days. He still hears
from his window the voice of the Sab
bath bell which called his fathers and
forefathers to the house of God, and
near at hand is the spot where his pa
rents laid down to rest, and where, whom
his time has come. he shall be laid by
his children. These are the feelings of
the owners of the soil. Words cannot
paint them, gold cannot buy them; they
flow out of the deepest fountain of the
heart; they are the life-spring of fresh,
healthy and generous national character.
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New Books, by EXPRESS

New Books, by Express
For Sale at Bryan d McCarter's.
SEyEN DECADES OF THE UNION. By
~ Henry A. Wise. 50.
Lie and Times Of John Wesley, Founder
OF the Methodists. BY L. Tyerman, London.
- History OF the Working and Burgher
Glasses. By Caesagnac. $3.50.
=, Minifred Cumbcrmede, Story by George
Character. BY Samuel Smiles. $3.50.
Systematic Theology. BY Charles Hodge.
-, Darwin's Naturalist's Voyage around tho
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ALSO,
A number of new London Novels, chcap.
Also. new standard works. Just published.
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Notice to Capitalists---Sale Of City of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.

OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA, s. c., April 8, 1872
DURSUANT to authority delegated by fol-
IL lowing resolution, adopted by City Coun-
oil March 26. 1872. will sell at public anction.
on WEDNESDAY, May 15, 1872, TWO HUN.
DIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ($25O, ,OeO)
DOLLARS city of Columbia seven per cent.
twenty year bonds:
"Resolued, That tho City Treasurer be in
structed to advertise for sale before the Conrt
House, in the oity OF Columbia, on the 18th
day OF May next, tho bonds OF the city of 90
lumbia authorized to be Issued by the said
city, under the Act of the General Aesemblv
just adjourned; that the advertisement be
Pupnshed IN one newspaper in the city of Co.
lumbia, ono in the city of Charleston, and two
newspapers in tho city Of New York, at least
thirty days before the day of sale; that the
Donds to be sold be signed as prescribed by
thereafter al practicable, and delivered to the
purchaser as soon as the purchase money has
been paid and tho bonds registered; and that
the proceeds of sale bo applied strictly in
conformity with tho said Act, and in no other
way"
Said bonds will be of the denomin ations ~
$3.50, sc00 and 81 ,00c. The proceeds of the
safe to be used for the erection Of now CITY
Hall. new Market and other public improve.
ments.
The right is reserved to dispose OF mart of
the said bonds in lots or in whole. as tbe
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
Any further Information deeired oan be OBJ
tanned by addressing WIN. j. ETTER,
City Treasurer, Columbia. IS. g.
~ Charleston Courier, New York Journal
V Commerce, New York Financial Chronicle
copy and send bill to Oity Treasurer, Coium-
Dla. April6
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LyBrand & Son

FTHAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
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SIoCh OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
Meiodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, FLUTES
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru
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instruction Books for overy GLASS Of Musical
Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt OF
price; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
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Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re.
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All orders promptly attended to and salts
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Ladies, Attention !!

FULL STOCK of DRESS GOODS. now
ready for inspection, from Is cents to
Sl'oo per yard; White Peques. from
10 cents to $l per yard; Linen Dress
Goods, at all prices.
Large stock of Lace and Linen Col
lars and Cuffs, Parasols and Fans.
G. F. JACKSON.
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l. CoLuMBIA s. O. SATURDAY MORNING. Vol.
special Not1c@~

VENETIAN BL1NDs.-No invention was ever
20 important to tho people of hot climates as
shaded light. while keeping out tho heat and
glare, they arc absolutely essential to COM
fort in this country. If the houses of any Of
our readers are destitute of these valuable
contrivances, they should ut once, before tho
hot weather sets in, send their orders to Mr..
z. 7. ToALE, No. 20 Hayne street, Charleston.
=. O., manufacturer and dealer in doors
sashes, blinds, balustere, mouidings, DC, & G.
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Guano.

FFNHE undersigned has now in store and re-
4 ceiving fnll supply OF those we'll esta-
blishcd Fertilizers OF Messrs Wilcox. Gibbs
Co., the PHOENIX, MANIPULATED and
dUANO. SALT and PLASTER COMPOUND.
and is now ready to fill orders, and ship by
railroad to any given point. Gall and get cir
eulars,. giving prices and PARTICULARS. At
present prices of cotton, it will take but an
Inc INCREASED yield OF rs to 80 pounds to pay for
Feb Is f2mo Columbia. Hc
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of Copartnership.
IENHE Copartnership heretofore existinp
Il under the style Of j. II. & M. l.. KiNAR6
1s H hereby dissolved, by mutual consent, NJ. l..
The business will be continued at the same
place: by J. q: Kinard, who aBsumes ali tho
naoilities OF the copartnership, and to whom
all debts due should be paid.
J. q. KINARD,
n. L. KINARD.
CoLuMRrA. e. O.. March 18, 1872. March 10
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The smallpox scourge is on the in
crease In New York city. All efforts to
check it's spread seem to be unavaiipg.
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Philadelphia, are
both equally afflicted.
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Notice to Teachers.
CITY CLERKS OFFJcE

COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 2, 1872.
A the next regular meeting of City Coun.
"A ell, TUESDAY, April 10, 1879, an election
will pc held for TEACHER or tho "Colum-
b1a Free School," Applicants will present
petitions, with testimonials accompanying
same, to the undersigned.
By order City Council
April 43 WM. J. ETTER, City Clerk.
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Elegant Preparations.

FXTkACT OF BEEF, with Iron and Wine
~ "A new aud desirable medicine for ell
1eebied digestion, :oss Of tone and vlgor, i'm
Po7erished. blood, nervous and general de-
bllity, especially adapted to weak stonachg.
Cod Liver Oil, with Pancreatine, for con-
Cog Liver Oil, with Hypcphosphitcs OF
Marvin's superior Cod Liver OIL
Baker's Tasteless Cod Liver.
Myeth's Emplsion Of Cod Liver, Oil.
Caswell's pure Cod Liver Oil.
Elixir OF Gentiun and Iron. NV 1H
improved Gentian Bitters, eimple Tonic
produclng q gentle and permanent excite
mont mon. OF al the vital forces, for dyspepsia,
Prepared Infants Food-preparcd from the
whole wheat--very desirable for growing in
fants and persons with woak digestion.
food for infants. ''
All the above preparations are for sale at
March 10 t HEINITaH'S Ting Store.
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New Spring Goods.

NS4 HAVE just received my stock OF
MSPklNG and SUMMER ERtCASSIMERES.
M vEST!NGS, &c., to which would invite
the attention Of the public. The stock
comprises all styles and prices, and will bo
made to order in the most fashionable man
ner. O. n ERJcRT A EDT
Feb25
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
will be promoted by the entente corasate
between Russia and the United States

will be promoted by the entente cordsdle
between Russia and the United States"
A Cleveland man knows how to enjoy
all the comforts Of home. When he sees
a book peddler or sewing machine man
i'm front of his house, he touches up his
face with box of water-colors, in imita-
iicn of smallpox pustules, goes to the
front door. and then laughs to see the
callers try to break their necks in getting
over the gate and fence.
A Fond du Lac lady prevailed on her
husband TO leave his loaded revolver on
the bed room table as he was going away
to STAY all night, as she might be frightened
by burglars, and need it for her defense.
On his return in the morning, she inform
ed him that il would not have been bit of
use to her. as she . hadn't match in the
house to fire it off with"
A Davenport edagogue, in his remarks
before his class the other day, said You
have no idea how completely man may be
absorbed in study like entomology. l
can remember of going round with my
head full of bugs and" here the speaker
was interrupted by the uproar which fol
lowed this much of his experience in ento-
mology He subsidized.
This is the way they report an attempt
at robbery in California After walking
half block the sport suddenly stopped and
asked Mr.. Jackson if he had anything with
him. Without any hesitation Mr.. Jackson
pointed two revolvers at the sport and ask
ed him which he would prefer. The reply
was that he did not want anything to do
with him. Jackson would not walk as fast
as the other man did, and consequently had
to 90 TO his hotel alone"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Industrial.

"A recent poultry exhibition at Buffalo
proved a decided success.
California is to hire State tree plant
er at $4,000 year.
More buildings were erected in Bos
ton in 1871 than in any previous year.
In Belchertown, Mass, 544 bushels
of rye per acre is reported to have been
grown last year.
The Milwaukee post-office sold $780,
060. 10 worth of postage stamps in 1871,
and received Gags, 062 letters.
About one person in fifty is said to
have good luck in the South African dia-
mond mines.
There were 43, 600 tons of freight sent
overland from New York to San Fran
cisco Ia 1871, against Is, 600 tons in 1870
A farm with shade and fruit trees set
around the house will sell for two hun
if there were none.
M. X. Young, of Grant Co., Wis, has
come to the conclusion that mules make
the best farm teams, after having tried
light and heavy horses.
During 1871, 11S steamships made
1888 voyages between New York and
European ports, carrying 325, III passen-
gers, and 1 1891 ,655 tons of freight.
The Lewiston Journal says the at
tempt to use adjustable railroad cars to
change Grand Trunk cars to the Maine
Central gauge, has thus far proved fail
ure. 1t is stated that the adjustment cars
will not be used till next summer, if at
all.
the wife of sick man, living in Sag
inaw County, Mich, shouldered her hus-
bands ak, went into the woods, and mail
ufactured two hundred hoop Poles, and
then drove seventeen miles to Ovid, in an
open sleigh, with the mercury nine de-
grees below zero to sell them. The fall
and the sickness of the husband had made
the family destitute
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
RUPFALO. M Y Dec 10 ~

DIR. r. V. PIERCE For the past 81,
months have used your Golden Medical NJ
covery in my practice, and in that time rh,"'
tested its merits in severe coughs, both .ar.
and chronic, in chronic diseases q, -
throat, severe cases of bronchitis eern.,,
arrangement OF the system, constipated con.
dition of the bowels, and wherever M.
ough Alternative, or blood purifier, has bss,
indicated. In all cases have found If to-.
gently yet thoroughly and effectuary in ;.
moving the various diseased conditions ana
bringing about a healthy action throuehor,
the system. Yours fraternally.
500 II. L. HALL. Nm