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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10
SoUNa As O.x-A pki!.re!pIia dis.
patch Of d. c,mber says:

SoUAn as O.x--A PLi!-pe!pI.ia dis
patch Of Dtc,mber S says:
The National Council OF the Un:on
League Of America Vas iii session to
Gay, Ills afternoon and evening. Cen
cal W s. Negisy oi pittSbGrs presided,
The CHIEF business was the adoption Of
defamation Of principles to tha follow
lnI effect That the credit CT the Gov
eminent a: home ard abroad must BE-
maintained and such improvements as
will De most bersfieii 70 commerce and
such enactmeDts as may be me- st pro-
duct.ye to labor be granted y his Gov
eminent that the public schools Of tie
ssveEa. States shall io fo5tered and pro-
tected from eEcrolchnsat and iIolu III
tegfereIce by any sectaTiaa moremer.
Church and Siats isAaH re2ain forever
frse and independent, and HAT 20 al
citizens of The United States, by what
ever lame krown, shall be accorded al
rights. civi. AID religious. provided that
they obey the letter and spiIit CT tbs
law and support tie Government made
IL the people ior the people. General
Daniel Uiin.au submitted amendments
to the Constitution Il the United States
and Of he States, in acco.dUL-e viii.
tie spirit Of the above, Which were
adopted
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Cars City. psc. + 81.
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lIsETHluSehD DOLLARS RSHARJ
F11R Az M cRAGLE CASE.
DR.. &c Eiclau's
LDEN BAL A n

i
Afte. ten years Z rrial cu tl- ,oast has proved
its il tL. ,uiy curGtI.~ ia CtrtEln viass OF
diseases pronounced L. medical prac;itloaers as
incurahle.
DIR. lie Eichau-s Golden T:Hi>am No.
Cures Chdrcr,E first and ~c'oTd tags: Sores
Oh lie IfEs or Body. Sore Iars ~. Nose. etc.
Copper olortd G.otrb.e. SylhIht.c EAtaIrh.
the disease known - 81 lis. hive. - Yer
bottle, or 10 for 50,
i.r. L. k.chaE's Goi';-n !'nl-aIn 40 2
Car,s T, rtiary. H'-r, rTi... '-yPLl.it.e EAeUms-
ti.lu. I.ai4s in the Ho"re. LhcI + the NtCk.
cerG'-i r. I'M. Al, :: Lil:t.c I.3-i-. jumps
sTi e-a5,c4r,~ all diseases from lie system.
whether r-i.-,G l.? lulS-ct:on o. alCse q
,ut-,1.ry- having lie blood pure and healthy.
frice, - Per bottle, Ct two for -.
DIR. lie Eicnau'> Golden spanish
sE.Id"te,
For Tho cure of Gorol~hea. Glstt. Irritation,
crawl, zud ell Urinary or Grn.'sI di-aranse-
1aonts. Prlc.. = 81 p. bottle.
DIR. lie Richau-s Golden spanish
Injection.
!. wash snd Injection + ,@Ftr~ cases q Gen
oGrhrs. ii.e-ILatory GIr,t. ~tri,IJ It-, I'D al
Il-cases II the Eidnrys a2d tl-dler. Price.
:. - per bottle.
AI,o, Agents for Er. Lc t. !tau'.
Colder: Eiits
E,r StLsrsl W sEle-s. y git Ill--=.aI.-, I'm
pat.hCy. and al tii>'as.s atEiH- II IL -l-stUr-
l,;.tloll and excessive abuse. -. > pr
bottir. The genuine CONS E,Es4sf = Iut ~
ollly II round bottles. on receipt Il rice.
tl,ae medicines Ill 1t -,It t. ali paris OF th-
country. 10y cNIEc>s or ..u.I. q. e., + IacAC j,
and :r,- from eh>"IY III. II. -.l- -,-j~. {. 7.
RICHARDS : co, @L-i,sa.- TN .ls-i! dug
gifts AID chemists. southwest ,c-uar Of Clay
and Ssu~rIhe streets, san / Isl. .,Cr, C4t-:c.u=s
anE'yNiy
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UNDERWRITERS Notice.
BOARD OF FIRE UNDENWRITEES
SAN FRANCISCO.

Ee ESOLNED, That the Secretary of the Board
h lie instructed 10 notify the Mayor and
Council of Carson City. that unless immediate
steps are taken to provide that city with ample
water facilities for protection against fire, the
Members of this Board OF Underwriters Of San
Francisco will consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of with
drawing from business in that city.
nov25if
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ItaAtdIn1, sd2GS, GsGttdl J.,
VERANDAH>.
suHM.:2 HOUSES. kHscns,
CHAIRS, SETTEES. ETC. ETC.
Cast & Wrought Iron Ratings,
Fer Public Buildings, AID Squares,
Cemetery Lots. Garden Fences. Bal
cocli.s. Roof Crossings, &c, il great
variety Of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS.
For fronts of Public Buildings. Ho-
teis AMI City Streets, Of Plate snd
Elaborate Designs. New and In
proved styles in great variety.
STABLE FITTINGS.
OF Cast and Wrought Ircn of New
and improved Styles, such IS Hay
RaoI.s, Stall Divisions, MsnSers,
Harness Brackets. Cutters, Traps,
TeatiIa.o-s, &c. L..
WIEETOEK
Of every description, Wire Guards
OF Caf>EF-p WIRE, CeIvanizei o.
Painted. PATENT { HAIRS. WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horses.
Ttcs.zS-, Concert halls ard Lecture
Rooms. ritiShISG FOUNTAINS
FOR Strict USES. 4 very large
Asst rt'rent Of Designs expressly for
taiS rGrpo-e. ESt5m6''s onG I}sSjG-ls
srH. On dprAcGtioa, stating tie lind ~
,-0-.. q rsfTc3. i.lN-6m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-10

EN E.IIc L-E-'snICV C0U!;T OF TBE
II >-es.ul I'rii-i2l Distfi~. 81 ne s!,te q
Nevada. i'll and Tor tie County Ok tTms5y.
EAH-.CS l. r. l3lHNFI. pIslLt.it rs t.f-.iI-rH 4.
kle,HrFE u,t.IluEf4J- AesiaU IEo,: ~ III t-=
List e IT; Of ti- =. coma III i,@l ,ti~tr = @!
tn. : re Il HeEa..a. in aIiI f." tx Comfy If
t'r-4~y ami The CoIti laint il'.ll *@ia { ui;ty
If Cll.l-}Jv. III the Ctii.y Of ~. CLERK Il sal
District Court. Thc Stat Of ~ all. -cGG-
greeting to tLIZA8IrH a. hIECENIE defendant
You are Ter tF required % APP AZ III all a lrH
c,u- Ut against yea by the ssrrI named pa 4
j IN ;he District Court Of jiIe -,uEd Judicial
District Of the STATE of Nevada III %u . t,r tie
County OF prIasby. and to answer the Complaint
filed therein "a copy OF which accclnpalIi,s this
SuIar.oEsl within ten days ieXS.dsiVe Cf the
day Of service after the service On You Of ills
SuuIInons-if served wistin this County; Ct #
served out Of this County, but in this ID 'rict.
within twenty days, 9th. TW!se within forty
days-or judgment b. default Viii b. taken
G-ginst you. The s4id atti l. is brought to dis
solve the bonds of rIatriI 0ny existing between
You and TIE plaintiff upon the alleged ground
Of w.ifUl de- trfion. l5l.d you are hereby notified
mat il you Ieil to appear and answer he said
Complaint us above required, the said plaintiff
VIII apply t. the Court for the relief prayed
Given I,nuer nay hand. ana the Seal cf
the District Court OF tLa Second
.,x=-ys.,> Judicial District ct the State Of
a. SCI - Nevada in and for III" County
Ia EI5E ~. "i Ormsby, this 5:k DAY of
" GxSGS9 November, in The Yer Il or
SSfss;asss<.ss2 Lord. one tilca-sid eight huh
deed and sev,!j5 i've.
ii. EDEAHnS, CleIk.
C;.it. Of Sheriff of CoUl.ty OF GriasDy (ssi -
i hcrebv cr1tify, that 1 received the within
Summons Oh the ) Ii day Of November. A. d:
1870, ana return that after d1e diligence and
from information believe the defendant .EllZa-
tetl y. kirchror can not be found within TINS
County Of CrInsby or III the State Of Nevada.
Dated 3. Carson this 18th day of November,
ls75. s. T. SWIFT, Sheriff,
nc79
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-04-14
In MemOriam-UneIe Billy Taylor.
TAYLoRFowN, Ky, April 5.

TAYLoRFowN, KY, April 5.
EDITOR HERALD: Again presuming on
past favors, l would present you with the
following brief sketch of one who died on
Tuesday night, March goth. ..E
VIM. S. Taylor, familiariy called "Un-
Gle Billy" is no more This announce
ment will carry with. it grief to many
hearts; tears will flow and strong hearts
will be burdened with sorrow; Uncle Bill
ly had friends-strong Observation-Disclosures
he was known, for to know him was to
love him. Perhaps there was, and is not
single man in Ohio county so universal
ly loved and respected, and not man
who could say that he not single vim
dictive enemy from boyhsod to manhood.
He was remarkable for his unfiinching
honesty and morality, and his great kind-
ness OF disposition. His great heart beat
only for the good of his fellow-man. His
whole desire seemed to be to alleviate hui
man woe and misery. His home was
ever the resort of the traveller. for his
known hospitality always insured them a
generous welcome No one was ever
turned from his door who sought food
or shelter. His known kindness rendered
him almost proverbial for accommoda-
ton His family will have the most ar
dent sympathy of all who knew Uncle
Billy. May a kind Providence temper
( their sorrow for their own good, and re-
unite them all at the great awakening o
the Judgment Day, is my humble desire
H. B. 7.
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DIANA.

She had bow Of yellow horn,
Like the old moon at early morn
She had three ARROWS, Istrong and good, p
Steel set in feathered cornei-wood.
Like purest pearl her left breast shOne
Above her kirtle's emerald zone;
Her right was bound in silk we'll knit,
Lest her bowstring should sever it.
Ripe lips she had, and clear gray eyes,
And hair, pure gold, blown hoiden-wise "a!
Across her face, like shining mist ...
That with dawn's flush is family kissed.
Her limbs, how matched and round and fine,
How free, like song! How strong, like wine.
And, timed to music wild and sweet,
How swift her silyer-ssndaled feet.
Single of heart and strong of hand,
Wind-ike she wandered through the land.
No man, or king, or lord, or churl
Dared whisper love to that fair girl.
And woe to him who came upon
Her nude, at bath, like Actaoni
So dire his fate, that one who heard
The hutter Of q bathing bird
What time he crossed breezy wood
Felt sudden quiekening Of bis blood, ..f
Cast one shy look, then ran away ..r
Far through the green, thick groves Of May
Afeard lest, down the wind of spring,
He'd hear an arrow whispering.
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ADVERTISING RATES

crn stay ont in the cold; for had rather
serve the devilthaR remain longer With
party steeped to the chin in p~rhdy and
open handed treachery. Attend another
negro meeting P r. and yOn viii betaken
in full fellowship in that faithful party,
that you so ably portray in negro Lam
guage. All 0e Democrats have to say is.
in the language OF the poet, --
Our old Ct m ,Inion. fare you veil,
We eannet 90 with you to hell.
Pr. 1 advise you TO apply Immediately
for the District Judgeship. whichis yseant
by the recent resignation OF his Honor L.,
which court is and has been held IN Rock
port. ta- r1 .1ia -aa -..s.>
2 And now allow me to give your readers
short history Of the late proceedings of
that honorable court, lately held &C Rock
port, his Honor, q, in the chair, eal @
The only case on the docket was the
Democratic party g& the Republicans.
Attorneys for the. Democrats--McHen-
~, Kinney, Leslie, JEFF Davis, ct al. oil.
Republicans coansel---Resels, Douglass
and Gov. Pinch back. s.,-f ma w.i
/ Ga the calling Of the case, the plaintiffs
promptly announced themselves ready for
trial. The defense manifested great un-
easiness, when Judge T. said promptly,
"What do you say for the defenseH'
They consulted briefly. when Governor
Pinchbaek slowly and solemhly said,
"We are not ready to try" and here the
death Of Sumner was suggested, and the
case was eontinasd in Consequence. lIm>
mediately after the adjournment of court,
Judge z resigned. and I am informed
that P. r. is an aspirant for the position.
This explains his faithful attendance at
the negro meeting. and his promptly act
ing as reporter ofthe meeting. ST.. =.
| fssr1 have been too lengthy, and win
write no more at present. a-t.s ,r
b.. -aF go 80 Very Respectfully, 80
.li i..1.ss-rsss s7a.s W. III. Rock
p. S.-Has Hon. o. P. johnson been
nominated Tor any high and responsible
office lately? -fan, 80. d W. H r. =
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If Will Ne,ille was mazed or surprised
when first arrested, he was utterly con>
founded when Mr.. Wheeler read to him a
Geographic dispatch which he had that
morning received, and there is no word or
set of words to express Willis thoughts
and feelings when roll of greenbacks
was drawn out from the bottom of his
portmanteau.
We now beg the reader to go with us
back to Louisville and this unutterable
surprise and bewilierment of the young
clerk shall be explained
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THE BIG JUDGE ROCKED.
Mr.. W. HI. Rock Rises to a Pers onal Ex-
plantation


RocKPoRT, Ky, April 10.
EDITOR HERALD: / see in the HERALD
of the Sd of March, letter written by P.
R., in which he sees fit to ridicule me on
account Of my correction Of the moral
market of the Republican party. Unjust
here say that P. RS letter simply beats
bobtail, rs P. R. and the Big Judge are
one and the same-and the same is Judge
w. L. Hawkins) 1t is true ! have been
a Republican, dyed in the soOol, but have
become Disguised with that party.
as | think any white man ought to be.
That civil rights bin certainly caps the
climax. The colored class, themselves,
are heartily Disguised with the nefarious
thing. Let any thinking man look calm
ly at the course Of the leading Republi-
cans, and be is bound to admit my report
OF the morality of that party correct And
any man anxious for the welfare of pos
terity, certainly could not worst things by
leaving that party, even If he went ovel
to the cause of the devil. The Big Judge
is not the man to dictate the terms upor
which / shall be admitted to the Demo
cratic ranks.
What was you doing. p R in tbs
meeting that you so graphically described
and in which ] was read out of the part
by the chairman.
p. R., il you must leave the Democrats
party, pray 60 over to the Republicans II
some other way than through a negr'
meeting called for the purpose Of readinI
me out of the party. Yes, P. R., | hav
gone over to the Democrats, and hav
! done so without consulting You OF any
body else. If they will not receive me,
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Leaves of the rose-tree, beautiful leaves,
What are the moonbeams whispering to theei
Do they tell thee they saw, on that brightest o.
ewes,
Floy pluck blossom and name it for ms?-
Leaves of the pOplar-tree, quivering leaves,
What is the wild-bird singing to thee2
Istthe song FlOy sung, on thatsweetest ofeves
Her heart moved to music at thou ght Of me-
Leaves Of the silver-ash, glistening leaves,
What did yOn zephyr just murmur to thee?
Does the tattler tell, on that hsppiest of ewes,
How it caught FlOy's lips upturned to meS
Let moonbeams, wild-bird, and Eephyr,o leaves
Chatter and sing thee my secret divine!
For me there's but one in all Times blissful ewes
And its rapturOus memory is FlOy's and mine
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A pious man who can drive baulky
horse ten miles without being set back
ten years in his religion, is ripe enough
for a better world.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-04-14

Woman cannot equal man in variety
of ways-for instance, in loafing round
the stove in country post-Office, or in the
originality Of her stupidity,
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A smart thing-a mustard plaster.

That's honest. When Ca'muck man
has manageable daughter he flag from
the top of his house.
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THE UkLUCKY TICKET.

WRITTEN FOR THE HARTFORD HtRALD,
BY GEORGE NJ. ROWE.
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ANOTHER LoYALIsT IN TROUBLE.

Troubles art like dogs the smaller
they are, the more they annoy you.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-04-14

Uncle did the mother of Moses
hide him?' Nieee-"Ni:h Il OK.
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eetter-up of club OF ten or twenty.
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county, we are forced to require payment on
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All papers viii be promptly stopped al 'ne
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For the Hartford Herald.
FLOY,s AND MINE

7rBr WALLACE GRUELLE.
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AND INDUSTRY.

For the past few days the weather has
been delightful, aud the ''gee-haw" Of the
.plow-boy is echoed on every side, and the
hammers of our blacksmith's resound
through the village from early morn till
close Of day; and, in fact, everything seems
moving in the direction Of cropping.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-04-14

We have always entertained the opin-
ion that the citizens in and around Ca
nyeyville were as industrious as they
were anywheye, but case came before
our Justice of the Peace few days ago,
which did not sustain such an opinion:
James Byers, jr.. was brought up charged
with vagrancy, but on failing to obtain
sufficient proof, the court dismissed him,
and we hope that from this on that James
may do better.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-04-14
SICKNESS AND HEALTH.

John w. Tilford, of this place, a son
of Mr.. ]. Y. Tilford has been very
i'll for the last. few days, but il Is the
OPP Mon OF the physicians thai he viii re-
cover shortly. Also, Mrs. Sallis Ann
Gary, wife OF Wm. Gary, near this place.
is now lying at the point Of death Of con
sumption, but DR.. Brandon says the gem
eral health OF the community is dis >ss-
ingly good. s-...-s t.....
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A few Of our farmers az vet have not
disposed Of the little tobacco they adid
grow They say they are sLoldiDgIfor-
higher prices, but we are fearful their
waiting will be in vain. and q great dis
advantage to them, for tobacco seems to
be on the decline A general scarcity of
seed has prevailed in this section this
season, and no doubt there will not be
more than t"o-third crop produced.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-04-14

has been ventured upon BY Aessrs.
Porter and Eskridge, Of this place. who
are making preparations, to erect both q
pork-house and tobacco warehouse in
South Caneyville. IT ey are men OF en-
ergy and means, and we hope that they
may meet with success, and furnish our
farmers ready market at home for their
pork, and perhaps better tobacco mar
ket.
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BUSINESS LIVELY

Business appears to be brisk in town.
as all our merchants have just laid in
their new stock of spring goods We
omitted to say in our other letter, thar
r. j. Daniel & Bro, Of Cromwell, KY,
have recently opened out q large stock Of
goods at j. Y. TiIford d Sons old stand
IN North Caneyviiie, and seem to be doing
lncra i've. business. We hope, as they
have cast their lot in our midst that sue
cess may be their reward. p = !
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22

~ z Ea !. ].
they don't wantsto meet Us in the field, hepse
no one there to contest with. Tho barley was
very green, unfit to cut in fact. and so
badly lodged that it became aneces-
sity to out It or it woaid spoil on the
ground. did not expect to cut it on.
~ two sides. but We started in and went
around. cutting clean swath on every side
and elevating and binding in good shape. +
never was mre happily disappointed. Ono
farmer present, who has worked on an old Re-
liable for six or seven years, testified that tho
Harvester cut that grain in its lodged condi-
ton better than the Reliable could, and the
psry buying the Harvester is owner Of
Woods Reaper, and he tcstitcs that it cut it
better than the Wo3d's could. I can adj
my testimony that T have started a great
many different kinds Of machines in the last
ten years, and it WHY never my misfortune to
start in MS poor IL piece q grain ~ WAS that
barley. 1t was sown on new brcaki rs and
where it stood up. was up to a mans head,
while NV it lies twisted and tangled III every
conceivable shaue. considc. the machine
u splendid rucrcss: but there has hoen won,
derfus effort made here against it by tn o'm-
bihcd energy OF all other machines, and more
lies circulated than CT u!l enumara,o. New
erthel.ss 3, II them and will continue to do
so and throw tic gauntle: TO any and all Of
them. I firmly bellows can do brtter work.
in all kinds of grain, than any in the market
and draft very light.
Yours,
J. D. AILyN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
A Railroad Wreck.

About 6 O clock on Friday morn
ing, when the New York lightning
express on the Toledo, Wabash and
Western railroad had reached point
some seven miles west of the city of
Jacksonville, Ill.,, and white running
at a speed Of 10 miles an hour, the
engine struck two cows that were
lying on the track. The engine,
tender, baggage, and one passenger
car were thrown from the track, the
engine being badly wrecked. Peter
zeal, engineer, and Roberts Roberts,
both residents Of springfield were
caught in the cab in such manner
that they could not evtricate them
se,ves their stunned condition, and
were taken out literally cooked by
stca,nfrom head to foot. they were
cared for Immediately b. a IN sican,
and were taken to their homes III
Springfield, teal died in Il few hours,
it is thought impossible for Roberts
to recover. Eut for the fact that rom
pey Williams, one Of the oldest and
most careful conductors the on road
applied the air braks atthe very mo-
ment ofthe accident, the result
would have been much worse.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-07-22
PuDlIy; REPORT
PQllCE 81 A N

l have not enjoyed gond health for several
years past. Yet have not allowed it t" Interfere
with my labor. Every one belonging to the
lahGring class knows the Inconvenience Of be-
ing obliged to labor when the body, from dc
hi!ity, almost refuses to perform Its daily task.
| never was believer ia a"sing with ,ncii-
clues; hut having heard the Vrgetne spoken
at 5" highly. WAS determined to try it, and
shall never regret that determination. As Il
tonic (Which every enc needs ut some tiuc) It
SURPRISES anything I ever heard Of: 1t ill
vigorates the whole system, it is Il great
cleanser aud purifier Of the blood. There are
many of my ac4uaintances Who have taken it,
and ali unite in praise OF its satisfactory ef-
feet
Especially am mig the aged class Of people,
it imparts to them the one thing most ne.dtul
in old age-nigh's of calm. sweet rtpo>c,
thereby strengthening the mind It's we'll as tho
b;iy. One aged Iay. VIII" has been suffering
through lie from scroluia. and has hccn blind
tro", its effects, having tried mnny remrl,cs
with no favorable result. vas induced by
friends to try the Vegot!uc. After taking
few bottles. she obtained such great re!ieftll hat
she expressed wish tor her sight, that she
nigh, be able t" look upon the man who had
sent her such blessing.
Yours respectfully
6. ?. II. HODGE, Police officer, Station 5.
PCSTnN. !Iss., May =, 1871