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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
or HIcKNAT COUNT.

r1ry RESIDENCE Foa sAik a
,.~.,.. com no,iieas ;vso story frame hHiis"-
veil cs..d with many extra imp, nTr-
mcn,, and canseaierceS. will he sois AZ
-e,se,nAle cures Tor cash. or on Sar'
,lr re,sics des;,irpfio purchase A. 9
inv,cva re call Ani examine the property
Fer f.ar,l.sr psri'raiar-. address
s;sii25 Mii.LEt ~ :" q -
1vhe Paducah ksnHckirn ssy-: p
aucsh ha- 90 public library sn.i as fn'
- w. know. NOT singie literary 80
eie.v foeri.hes in our midsr.
rha C0ar, % Appeal< adj utrrS IN
RE 18Th. 10 stpni adjourned until the
frat day Of Juns mkt 'h"- yi''H9 iht
Jedye. six week nf much nesded te-'
The regent report that J. frer-"p
Davis, nos in Lonicn, wa III OF drop
1rv.f si.u, -,ss.assssr-t tlSnIesi \ fes'en'-
,s,,ei recei~cd by he Eiek~'usg HST
rl9 from 3r OASIS, states hi- heath
Is much Impressed
The Granqers of Hickman c"cn'y
nan, riunuiretnrv OF agricultural iH
PIGMENTS e-,nb'ishri 81 s"me central
poin, IN Scu'iwrst Kentucky. ann
pledsr heir 'sal put patronage ami
-ar,s;hu,ian Of their msaHs II neees'
cary"
We learn from one Of our oseha"
goa that NInrnnni>m Is making con
siderable headwav near F.rmi"g'""
Graves county. Two 1"rmon preach
ers. who eay thew do not believe ~
noI-cnmv. but Who teach that the
Spirit s,ill he-io~s on men the powe'
ci working u,iracles, have been lf'd
ing meetings. in that community. On nd
IL Ia said thns they have converted a.
gary a. thirty families to their views
-hom they propose TO rrgan'ze into
church - Loaisysite Ledger.
REV. Joseph Brooks, "Governor'
IL Arkansas. according :" ths Cs"c'n
Ynofi Times i native ST Butler couu
~. Ohio. nesr Hamilton. serving rs q
'NI.ieii,odist preacher in the Ohio ton
Atersnce nine years. Thence he wea'
/ 10 the Iowa Conference. aud was after
wards elected editor ~ she 81 LnHi'
sQtstrosl Chris-iaa Aslnoch'e He VA
(~then - ,l-ri,tea su'i slavery rnan. II.
\ vas Pre- iding i der OF TIE ArkaHs"-
'tCon.crenee . shori timr previous ia h
", - = rt.,f nox eouS,i,iuk the Stat
of Arkansas.
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splitting at Cro.AIanIe

The NrUs is Informed that II the
venerable" editor Of the Kcntgckian
has any luminosity against Col Gross,
land he does not exhibit il in the col
nmns 81 this paper Nothing that gss
appeared ia the keatackiss criiics1h =
Col. Grassland was written by or at the
instance of the senior editor Ken
faekits.
Well. If it was not tho venerable
senior, it must have been the verdaut
junior. ItS family war. aud it
makes little difference who throws the
brick ba's--ihey ali come from the
source and are thrown for eFsct.-Pa
d.1cab Ne.os.
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CHILLs AND FEVER


The proprietor OF this celebrated medi-
cine justly claims for il n superiority over
ali remedies ever offered 10 the public for
the safe, certain. speedy. ana permanent
cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chils ADd
Fever, whether Of shor; or long standing.
lie refers 10 the entire Western and South
western country 10 bear him testimony
20 the truth Of the assertion. that ia no
case hateVer will IL fail TO cure, IL the
directions are strictly csioweJ aud car
ried out Ia q great many cases singss
tl6se..ns been sufficient for cure. Rnd
whole families have been cured by sinRls
bottle, with n perfect restoration OF ihs
general health. Il is, however, prudent.
and in every cDse mule CERTAIN 10 care, u
It's use IL eoatinued In smaller doses fcr'a'
week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially In did suit and
long standing cases. Usually, this medi-
cine will not require any aid to keep the
bowels in good order; should the Patien',
however, require = caihartic medicine,
after having taken three OF four doses .
/ the Tonic. single dose OF BULLS FEG-
| ETSBLE FAMILY PILLS viii be sIficiss.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02
C.n.aIe straiegist.

Tor several years past Mi~- An"a
Ella Carol. his been before Congress
with claim for compensation i'r ser
vice. rendered dusins ihe var For
shi,e Tins Claim wa laughed II on gen
.raI principles. because Mss Carr"
~.s ~oinan. AftersHr's 4 vas re
fiec,ea mon ~ ii~re>prctfui 70 some O
The grrnf captains Bnf j; gathered
strength until tiusily il received the
favor I the Committee aud sumo Cou
sxsssn.en. Il i by no means iWFos>'-
na extraordinary QUE She s~-erts and
assumes to prove that the originated
aai .ugge-tei 10 the Grrernmrn, The
plan f.r opening the Mississippi and
sfrlkips ,ae rebel power 10 the South.
wet. wLiea Mas 6uaiiy aiup'cd anu
es,ried "nt
The ;hen A--',s eo'y War. as viii br
seep bv the following, approves her
prsteutions:
PaiLAnxrPHlA. june 81. 1870.
On ~ about the 3lth e November, 1881.
Niss t'nri oil, a. stated in her memorial,
called on ne ~ Assistant Secretary o.
a ar md suggested the pr0priety Of aban-
aonirg the expedition which uas then
preparing TO descend the Mississippi riv-
er. and 20 adopt Instead ;he fehnesscf
river, and handed TO me the plan of ihe
--can,raigr. ~ appended 70 her memorial
~ hi, b aian submitted 10 the Secretary
OF = ar. au.i'its general ideas we're adopt
cd Or NY return from the Southwest in
$50, .i,foi NJ d Miss Carroii, ns she set
forth ia her IA mcrial. that through the
adoptiei. ~ this pan the country hid been
saved millions aud That il entitlel her
20 b. hiI.G consideration of Congress.
1aoEA 4. SCoGr.
h Col. Scot, repeats ,his unreserved De
L,staffou IN t~u OF three different forIs
{The Hen Il. + Wade is co Ia.iy emphatic
lie savs that Presidcnt Lincoln ami Mr..
s-sntou both informed him hat the Ten
re see csTnraign was due 10 Mics Carroll
TIN fioR d. II. Browaing. Senator from
Illinois, gives the same evidence r'vitii
EQUAL dietinc,ness. Chief Justice kNans,
ri the supreme Court Of Texas, goes fur
Tier into detail. giving he case OF the me-
rlorisiists far more fully and eirongly
saan six ptSEcnts II herself The veneer
Ghie EtisEa y biitleseyp5 Gins ia the game
repres ei.t7:iobs. Such legal authorities
ss Reverdy Johnson and Truman Smith.
say that tho evidence IL complete in her
favor. Finally, the Military Committee
Of the Ssnate IN AList congress, after
ma'ursly weighing the ease. reported hat
Aiss Carroll had sustained her claim.
1he case thus supported IS one OF the
most +, natkable ones which has ever
come before the National Legislature. The
decision is of Importance To more than
he inenloriaist Ii ii is ia hc3 favor, tire
country will of course, Civ. her ungruig
irgiy the compensation she deserves. al
.hcegia others have alrsnsiy been n.unia-
ceDtiy psil in money AMI giory for tie
6sls shs Claims to have do..e.
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the Kentucky LAW for FRO
fPcflnE Game.

Section / 1t shall be unlawful for
snY person BY shooting or otherwise.
to Nil any tema e deer in the months
of March. April, Nav June, July or
August. Any person guilty thereof
shall be fued not Less than i've nor
more than fifty dollars
See , IL hall be unlawful for any
person. at any place other than upon
i.i. own premises. to Kill or injnre, or to
pursue with such iuteut, any bird
SrII1ffer tiiarr- doaii except he hawk {,
snipe or plover, or birds OF prey. or
such as are destructive TO the grain or
fruit crops.
Sec. 2. Il shall be unlawfll for any
persons. in the mouths OF March ,
\ pri. May, June, August on Sep'en
Der. in any year, to catch. kill or any
way or manner destroy or pursue win
such intent any quaii, partridge T
pheasant
See / II shall De unlawful for any
person, IN the months Of May. Juue.
July. August, or the first halt of Sep
TENDER, in any year. - catch. Kill. 80
pursue with such intent, any Wild
goose. wood duck, teal or other duck
See. ) II shalt not be lawful for any
person, in the months of January. Feb.
ruary, March. April or May. in any
year, to catch or Kill or pursue with
such intent any wnodcork.
See Any person violating any 81
( the provision, OF the four sections, last
preceding. or who shall destroy OF
disturb the nest or e@ga. or have In his
! possession, or expose 10 sale any OF the
birds Intended TO be protected by
either OF these sections shall upon con
viction. be Gued not less than Two nol
more than fifteen dollars.
Set I. The penalties denounced II
this chapter shall be recoverable upol
proper proceeding before justice o
the peace.
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a,otr,er SuEau Sensation.
Two weeks ago this NOT ming. the
New Yorh money market vas diS'nro-
eL by runors iroia Washington OF
serious complication with Spain IN
perding. simultaneously. brace OF
elaborate editorials appeared IN me
leading Republican organ at u ash'ns-
ton. advocating the immediate reeog'
,ition of the struggling Cuhans az
bellieerents. y few days later sena-
tor CARPENTER introduced i ioint re$0l
lu,ios 20 that feet in Congress, auI
,,sre the matter has rested for the
time being. Wha, did it ell mean
AID where shall we look tor the eRPia
natiou2
The explanation of this pew Cuban
excitement appears that Spain has 90
taiued a large loan from some foreign
power. aud certain American poliiici"n'
cain to be in pn>se-~ion of chain o.
reyel.tlons 10 tho effect hat the new
loan OF half a million comes really iron
no less source than the Prusrian Gov
ernment. On others are TO fnllo" i"i
ali which Srlrauo gives Prussia liei
on Cuba IS collateral security The
anxiety of BiySarek for e"lo"iai de
pendeucies i. vel! known. To ac9uir'
such. and divert to them the tide o
emigration from talherlaud, Is a Por
lie does not like to zee 80 much oil 'h'
German element slipping from his sw",
70 build W Caunda. the United State
,ud other foreiNp nations.
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sA.This is as 6ue land as any III FIJI
ten county. and beoatifully situated, be-
.ng near tbs tow me- i Hickman, and on
the limo of the Nas..siils & North Western
Railroad. The la9s+4s finely 'in6ered' and
is q most excelen,er A.e for Saw Mill. AL
around and ubouSaiAnd is sold at from
$50 to 500 per acre, and this is As fne as
tie best, and.bet,sr situated than the aver
age.
EsA- The timber VII! more than pay m
enterprisiug uan the price asked for the
land
All letters TO the Undersigned, at IIiek-
man viii be P.omEsE answered.
ne There are about 1850 acres in the
body; but it hoped TO form company
aud cvt it into smaller tracts, say loo
acres each, ii desired hy purchasers. For
further information,
VALUABLE LAM FoR SALE.-The editor
of the CouplER /. authorized to sell, IN
oondi'ioH"dds' sEalua1le body of land.
near liickman1adjoinin the farm OF
Joshua Dodds, 70 This land will be
sold AZ a. "a 5r~ssr price, st.a o.. ie'>''--.
/ If desircd--a lien being retained on tie
land for purchase money.
( There are several elearings and i'm
/ provements inaugurated.
! TERMS:
/ One third cash, and the balance in one,
two ami th~ee years; notes to bear six PEI
cent. interest, and = hen on land ~ be re
tained for the purchase money.
Address,
I GEo. WARREN,
Hickman, Ky.
or. Coz OSCAR TcRSER.
woodville, Ky.
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The s,hent prospect.

We have bad numerous talks With
gentlemen in the grain business who
hive Travelled more or less over the
country this spring. They are inter>
e,tel in the crops and their present
prospects, aud are pretty we'll posted
as TO their present appearance aud con-
dition We are informed by them
that the winter wheat everywhere along
the Maryville branch aud Council
Bluffs roads. rs we'll as in portions of
Nebraska visited Ly thrm aud also ad-
jacen, Kansas, IS reported ia unu-uaiiy
fair condition for this season of the
year aud the prospect is now for heavy
growth and good crops. There l.
plenty of time yet for the grain 20 be
Injured and these prospects biighted.
but it is encouraging to know that at
present everything promises veil
81. Joe No Hraki
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TnE First District Council Of the
Patrons Of llu-b"ndry met At Benton,
on Thursday. 23I ult. The Grange
was presided over by the M,s.er \ J
OGiisie OF McCrncSrn county u ID.
DHvie, E-q of Christian county. Gr.ua
Master OF the Order IN Kentuck, wa,
present. Most of the time wa ~penr
18th closed doors Owing to the high
water none Of rhe c0uutie. above the
river we're presented There were
representative from all the counties
below the rivers The Grange i'd
juurued 10 meet at PaIucah ON the
fourth Thursday in july next.
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The Bowling Green Ilcnsocrat says
that a strauVe wedding took place in
county last week. The mqrriege cere-
mony took place at l0o'cloek1t night,
the bride aud grooia, the mother aud
father. aud the minister being the ouly
persons present.. After the marriage
the BRIDEGROOM LETT and returned the
next evening soous suuset nfier his
ariJa.
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a Mnnin TOR CniIn MURDER.

Ii is now supposed by some ,hat
Melissa DurliuZ-kbowu "a Dick -
the girl who. it is tleughi, attempted
the life Of Geo. Borders child. Is a
monouaGise on the subject Of k;iiing
children. Ii is alleged that some time
ago she was ieft in charge OF u child
~ho was perfectly we'll. aud ih.t upon
the return Of the mother The child was
found dead II such terrible mania
has beeu developed in The girl. the
>alety OF society demands her niue
meut for iiie-not 30 mach a: pun,
ishment as TO avoid the preparation Of
similar deeds in future = HarrodsLufg
Inp{e.
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Md bas mad a $500 6re.

Charleston, No, has had $500 IRE.
All of our Se.ie exchanges are
speaking Of mad dogs in their various
localities.
Col JBo A. Rogers. of Dresden, ~ {"
esndidate for Circais Judge IN the a :
roll, Henry and Weakly county Cr-
cult
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a LTxlyGroN dispatch to the Louis
vile Couricr JJnrnul reports that Hon
JOHN G.. Breekinridge vas taken Sc
riously i'll Saturday night with henior
rhaee Of the lungs, aud lay il cr'ti-
cal coudition during the night pnd
Sunday morning. lie is now rePGsiei
better.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

TuE Executive Committee OF tins
Judicial District have as yet taken nv
step. toward calling Democratic eos
yen,ion, OF holding primary election
There -ernl> 10 be considerable expires
,ion in favor of such action among thr
people Of his portion Of the District
However. iIihe candidates themselves
lai, 80 agree 20 it. each thinking him
SELF ,troog enongh 10 beat the Rcpub
iic.n. ut she error b. upon their heads
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

TUE May field Desloc1 - Is cut and
out for Judge Boou fof Congress This
is all right, you know, beean>eoJu dge
isoon i. ia all sincerity, one Of our
5sst pubic men, tut some months age,
the D. n,ocraf printed picture Of our
next Governor, you know, aud said
every body pronounced il the exact
likeness Of Judge Boon, sou know
and in the ssme ISSUE highly comp'i-
mented the aspirations OF other n.eu
lnr Congress. You know, and vas IS
pecially Impressed with The eiaius OF
.i..s 'ss,ssl..ss.i-1sd IA
man, you know Now, what We want
to know Is how this = thus, Gov, you
SNOW.
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w 3 BEiINTN
NEW GOCDSl NEW GOCDSl
UNDER TIE OLD MOTTO,
"OUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"

CALICoES BEST BRlNDS PERCALES; CASINERES, ron
NEWS AND BOYS wEAE; l1NExs TOWELS CRASHES
10 sHEEr1NGS DonEsTycS, BED QUILTS, PIQUE Ian
HOSIERY LAcES EHBR0IDERIES; UNDERWEAR ron
GENTS IND LADIES wEQR, LINEN AND orHER
H4NDKERCHIEFs NECK TIES KID GL0TES, PARAs0LS
PANS NEW STYLE LINEN DRESS GOODS; DRESS NATURES
SOMETHING NEW; ALPACAs, SILK AND OTHER PoPLLNS
FEELINGS; A NICE LINE or MOURNING G00DS ETC
large assortment Of kinds Of CLOTHING; and CUST0AAdDf
BOOTS AND SHOES, cf the best kind Qt-EENSWARE Glass
WARE PERFUNERIES AND TOILET ARTICLES Of all kinds;
HAIR BRAIDS a large Of TRUCKS VALASES'
TRArELfNG BAGS AND UMBRELLAS GENTLEnENs
FURNISHING GOODS FINE SHIFTS efas Inscriptions and
as .ny no noY IN fh;e Goods arc III
CHEAP any Please CALL and for yourself
szs-CAsH PAID FOR ALL KIND or PR0DUIE
RESPECTFULLY
w b. BEN my.
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MuepEa DALLHHD County. Ky


MURDER IN BALLARD COUNTY. \ Y.
Cairo. I'LL, April Ed. Keen
was killed in Keutucky above Cairo
his morning. by -hot from "a revolver
in the hand. Of IIrwcs Both are
young iaen al about l9, aud have lived
neishbors for some years near the
scene of the tragedy The origin #
the difficulty was as follows: Keea
on last Thursday was drifting down
he river with the current in skill.
He was lying down; aud Hawes think.
ing that the skiff was adrilt without
an occupant, ate Up % capture 1t,
when Keen rose mp nui alghe,i al ! IN.
tIawes vowed ven2e+Dce. and their
meeting this morning resulted IN the
tragedy above recorded. Hawes is un-
der arrest
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

Tue Memphis Appeai PronoOn'eS
The pre.eat the must disastrous h0od
that ha. ever visited the SECTION Of
coan,ry around aud contiguous to
Memphis.
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Bulls SARSAPARILLA

Read the following extract OF a letter
from Mrs. Kivers, wife Of Reverend DR.
Rivers. oneof the most learned, eloquent.
and popular Ministers OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, ana who il at present
stationed az Broadway Church, LoulsViils,
Ky;
LouisvhrE, Ky, Oct. g, 1899.
d. John Bsii--Dss- ST: Many thanks
20 you for the medicine you have 80 kina
ly given me. have been great sui
for years, and had tn. advise OF v.
physicians. Some pronounced my
some my lungs. and some my hear
the seat Of my disease. have beer
blistered and capped until | had
disheartened. Several very eminenc
sciaus who examined my spine inf0r
me that Was threatened with para
or appopleIy any day, ard ihat n
but seton would relieve me.
perfect horror of that, nnd wac hssit
about having one inserted, when
kindly sent me your SarsnparillA Y
Immediately begun 10 take three
day. had suffered terribly with 81
acute pain in the right side Of my
especially when / would read or
for any length OF time, ard 81 ris
nv feef / would be perfectly hid
several minutes and Wcaid base -
tc something o prevent falling.
! 1 am most happy 10 inform you tbs
! pain in ny head is entirely rviisv~,
/ suffer but seldor, 1itL nj spine anes
lot so aeutely Ny appetite is good
deed for the mrs; lime in ny life / en-
ny dinner more tkGn any neal during
the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again
las. night, and Logan again this mora
ing and I hope 10 DO entirely relieved
Please accept my heartfelt thanks aud
best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
NJ u. &. RIvgEs.
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Tue Arkansas troubles remain 10
stat1 go. wai,ing the Legislature OF
The Iish OF MAY.
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a,rw advertisements.
Ttrown Highlander.

YVIHIS superior saddle and harness
HORSE, viii make the presen! season
81 our stable. tive miles below Hickman.
on the river road. At SO to insure For
d..ctiption and peiigrr" see bills
$. W. 81. ". LACDERDALE
aprilll-it
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The Gse.si sIood.

Especial Dispa.o.. he Cour;ertcurn>l
MEMPHls. April 29.-'fhe river is
ssatiauary These have been no ar
sivnIs from below since the nishf pre-
yious. Ne have very few I'D iitiunai
particulars Of the iocd. People con-
stautIy srrive IL great numbers from
she equities along the rivers south Of
sIempLI4, peuniless and helpless Mrs
Wslker aud child came yesterday
borne 80 passing -tt.mer in the arms
~ hsr hu. hand. who w-ied e-,leep
10 ter hundred yards 20 reseh-Ihe
.fesrs boat she rsps.rfs that her hus
S.and and three children, with !bilrce
day. provisions. wcre lief. IN their
halt submerged home
TaousAsns OF PEOPLE sUFPsEIH5.
Ia the country from here TO CLicos
Ishe noes Of The people are unnnmber-
I'D. None are there TO portray the
'saacrin = of the Starving thousands on
iae submerged plantations removed
form tie notice IF the public. The
condition of the pecp.e Is iEu'y Lorri-
;Tiex
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FoE SALT
I will SCI my lone place. Glcadz!e. one
and halt mile; from Hickman. %" the
Troy road. Tie dwelling Is TWO story
haillinc. tour rosms above and hsioa, with
out buildings The principal part o. the
land IL cleared sud under fence, ami has
ur,on upon il near 39D fruit trees--and its
proximity TO Hickman makes il a d.sir-
Able place for fru'ter aud garden. for
terms apply to MRS {, y. ~" Lbs or
NO. a. WILSON,
Clerk of ihe Futon County Cart
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tonI>hing how many weaS aud delicate
travellers ascend Ee>uvius. nufwj,h
standing the fatigue aud difficulty 81
d"iug 81 on foot or even carried up By
meu The inhabitants Of the towns
in the vicinity rarely think OF making
the effort, aud strong men live within.
n iew miles of the terrible mountain
all their lives without ascending il.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-05-02

The steamer A ) White left here
so-dsy with provisions donated bY eisi-
1sns- PRESIDENT Potfigfcw. of the
chamber OF CniA merce. aud presideni
iissbrrsh. Of The cotto, Exchange apps
peiIsed jeiut COMMITTEES tc-day 10
roiieil .dunaiions tsr the relief OF the
suifesvr~ Of the .serd,wed districts.
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% S..--s $50 fs@ ~-ntfar- T. :
tors. all Of which / guarantee TO be gen
uine and written by the persons wL0so
names they bear.
to not sGder yourself 10 De imposed on .
Bon be drawn away after new aud doubl =
ful experiments. D0a't risk your health
by letting noviees experiment upon yOv
with theii trash.
My Sarsapnrilia has stood tie test for
twenty-five years; il is still the Sarssu
Isriiis Of the day, and Of the age, tow,
ing over all oihers in popularity aad
curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying "A
OF on you other extracts Of SarsapR
go called. Remember il Is Dr. John
Sarsaparilla, Of Louisville. KY, thai
the old aud reliable remedy for imp
Of the blood and scrofulus afeesi0a
bear that in iaind.
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Extract Of Letter frops Geosgfa
VILLA.0w, wALxEK cousrT, &C.,
June 20, 1866.

Dr. Join Eul--IsGr Sir; have 70
Gently given your Worm Dtstoysr several
trials, aud aud IL wonderfully elHeaciovs.
II has nos faded in single instance 70
have the wished for effect. am doing a
pretty large country practice, and have
daily use for some article Of the kind.
am, siE. respecifuiiy,
~ LIUS 4. CLEMENT, NJ. b.
T. $50 unqualified and numerous are
the testimonials IN favor or my Worm De-
siroyer that newspaper space is ehtireiyI
too small 10 tell It's merits.
IL is an infallible remedy FOR Worn
Try il and be convinced. Sec my ioarna
for a Iaore full description.
JOHN BULI.M
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