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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs
InIVoRa,n NOTICE.

Coruelius NJ, birth, whose place Of res'aenee 1t
IL nnknewn. il hereby noUaed that Hattie Dirlh
has iled her petition for divorce N the Court oI
Common Pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio, setusg
forth that she was marpied to sad Cornehns ~
Drth on Feb'y ~ 1871 that shehas s'nes eSH S
dnc,sd herselftoward him as a faithful and obs-
dent wife that he has been willfullJ absent
from her for more than three years last past; lhat
during that time he has been guilty OF adultery;
and asking that she be divorced from him ana
restored Ia her maiden name OF Hattie Oreenoh'
Said cause will stand for hearing at the Feo-
'u"' WIN HATTIE DfRTHp
42ge.3O BY COOK g. TRoUF, her AmyS.
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The bills of d. d. Bates aud Taylor &
Miller were referred to Finance Committee.
The Council decided that, under the new
code, the Township should elect the Gene
terry Trustee at the coming Spring eection.
Council adjourned.
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The BurlingtOn Weekly Hawkeye!


$1,000 IN THREE PREMIUMS
UPRIGHT
bass misc
4
secondls 800 in gold
For the ire is 10 be les hn n
n
Gpnou Scroll Saw
premium
ifrturne ne.
HAWKEYE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
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This bankrupt stock nf Watches must be
closed ont in 30 days. The former price OF
these Watches was S120O each. They
are silvsred case and open face, all one style,
aud nt French IN tnufacure, the movements Of
which being well knuwn the world over for
their fine hnish. They are used on railTo ads
and STEAMBOATS,, where accurate time is
required. and give good satisfaction. Think Of
it, Si2 OO fer only 50, aud warranted one
year for time.
After Ihe closure of sale nf this BANKRUPT
stock Of Watches, which will continue 90 days
from date Of this paper, no order will be filled
at less than $l2.00 each so please send your
order at osce. With each Watch we furnish
uur special warranty for one year for
accurate time. We wi forward the Watch
promptly on receipt of So, ar will send C. o. b 4.
If customers desire aud remit 81 90 on aecouHt
Address all orders to
Walters Importing Co.,
$50 Elm ST., CincLnnati, q,
.Y- TO WATCH SPECULATORS AND
JEWELERS.: We call particular attention to
these Watches, as they sell readily at from
$1,000 to $50 90 each.
READ WHAT LEADING EDITORS SAY /:
The Walters Importing Co, Of Cincinnati.
advertise with us II bankrupt stock of good
Watches at $500. We have seen the goods
A u representations made by this house are re-
liable. AMsriinn Ghrisii.m Repie,o Cincinnati.
Walters Importing Co. are large dealers in,
and importers 0f, watches. They are a reliable
firm (ArisfiaH lRarid, Dayton, o.
The Walters lmp0rting Co. are selling a
bankrupt stock of Si2 90 watches, warranted
r'r Que years accurate time, at only IS 90 each.
They are reliable firm. - Cirisiian Standard,
Cincinnati
The Walters Importing Co. is an old estab-
lished aud very reliable house, aud we oheer-
fully commend them.- Cincinnati Times.
Address orders to
WALTERS IMPORTING CO,
Cincinnati, -.
s51- Jut this Notice Out aud mention tha
you saw il IN this paper.
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j. COOPER PRICE, oiToledo, will deliv-
er his "Wild Oats F." lecture at Centennial
Hall, next Thursday night, March 6.
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Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.


HARPER's MAGAZINE is the American Maga-
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7rareler.
The most popular Monthly 10 the WORLDLY.
Y, OJserUer.
1t an excellent companion for the yonng,
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age LoHisUiHe CoWier-JoHrpdi.
No other Monthly in the world can show so
brilliant a list Of contributors nor does any
furnish its readers with 80 great a variety and
so superior quality of literatue.- Hniehm"n,
Boston.
The volumes Of the Mng"zins begin with the
Numbers for June and December "f each scar.
When no time is specified, ii will be uu derstood
bat the subscriber wishes to begin. with the
current Number.
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= The cotton mills in the South arc
run night and day.
= Grass is growing in the streets and
alleys of Memphis.
- The pecan crop of Texas this year
will not be abundant.
- Ag Bill has been Passed in the
Georgia Legislature furnishing limbs and
arms to disabled Confederates.
- The Jacksonville (Fla.) Sun and
Press asks: "Will some medical man ex-
plain why or how it is that the. negro ia
never knoTn to sncaze? Ask any old
planter, who owned scores of servants.
and he will tell you he never heard one
Of his servants sneeze. It may appear o
very singular fact, but 1t ia mono the less
true; and we allude to 1t just to show
how unobservnnt most people are."
Col. Brewer, Auditor of Alabama,
said in recent declaration, in alluding
to the result of general negro exodus
White labor would no longer come in
competition with the black labor; there
would be no vast hordes Of unskilled
iaborers to butcher the lands and wreck
the homestead, there would be no squalor,
and but little idleness; fower crimes and
more intelligence. White cottages would
begin 10 deck the landscape as the tor
rent of immigration came pouring in ::
tillage would be more thorough and it's
Implements more perfect; schools and
churches would be sustained as the pop
ulation thickeneG, and our children edu-
Gated at home as the standard of educa-
ton was advanced, and as the marshes
| wSfe drained.
"A distressing accident took place near
Walton, N. j., on Monday afternoon.
Three young ladies, who had been gather
! ing ferns and flowers in the woods, at
tempted to cross o bridge in front of an
approaching train. Two OF them suc-
| ceeded, but tho third, Miss Bussing. of
Brooklyn, fell and the train passed over
her, infiicting injuries from which abe
died few hours later. On Tuesday af.
terno0D the same locomotive, run by the
sama engineer, ran over ana killed C
three-year-old child. When the train
reached jersey City the engineer, an old
and faithful employee, cried like q child.
and jumping from tho fatal engine said
excitedly, "You can take charge of that
! engine yourselves, for Ive had enough
of her" He. was 80 affected that he
wont home sick.
- No scene 80 solemn has occurred
nltnereo IN au American legislative as
gembly as that in the Georgia Senate on
ThnFaday evening, when Comptroller
Washington Goldsmith was stripped of
his citizenship. The speech-making ran
on until after sundown, and at the final
vote twilight had crept into the chamber.
Young Goldsmith sat in faultless attire
near the chair of Chief Justice Warner.
a red rosebud had been placed by his
MA sr,A ~ 20 IL -
deathly pale, but self.posssssed, the only
hint ut nervousness being noticeable
when he ran his white fingers through
his hair. His father, gray-haired old
man, sat near him, quite sorrowful, but
devoted. When the r3ll. calling began
the. Comptroller began TO marx tho
ssyeas4 aud "naysn In 4 memorandum
book, but The etyeasn fell one after an
other, nnralieved OF negatives, so rapidly
that he leaned bsok in his chair and
dropped his head oli,his breast.
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him intimately. Hs was quartermas.
ter of my old regiment, the Sixth Infan-
try, before the war"
ut Is con:ended that Mr. Bayard could
not carry the State OF New York, which
is considered essential to the success Of
the Democratic party?"
"We,!, doG't you think that Ia merely
an argument? Why would not Mr.. Bay
ard carry New York as we'll as any 9TH
or candidate, If he becomes the nominee
OF tie Democratic patty? His financial
views are thoroughly IN accord with
those Of tho people Of New York. He Is
statesman, and Bayard sans peur ct
sans reprochs. His nomination would
give dignity and respectabiity to the
ticket and the party, and believe there
are many Republicans even who would
ba willing TO vote for him. He would
certainly create great enthusiasm in the
South"
CONGRESSMAN CHALMERS.
Gen. Chalmers. Representative from
Mississippi was seated under the porch
of the hotel when your correspondent
was introduced 10 him.
"Who do you regard as the choice of
the people of Mississippi for the Demo.
cratic nomination for Presiden,?"
II can hardly say who would be their
choice, but from all have been able TO
learn the great majority are opposed to
10 Mr.. Tilden."
What is the cause Of this opposition
T.. Cilden ?"
We'll, that is hard TO define. l can
best illustrate it by quoting o reeolution
which was offered by Representative
in the Mississippi Legislature when Nont-
gomery Blair's resolutions about the
Presidential title were offered in that
body. That was:
Resoiccd, That Hayes is fraud and
Tilden is failure.
"That covers the ground better than
anything else can say"
"How does Mr.. Bayard stand in Misis-
"Mr. Bayard is popular and would
have tho support of the friends of La
mar"
"Mr. Thurman z"
"fhurman still more popular than
Bayard. think he would make strong
candidate"
"What do you think of Ewings
chances should he carry Ohio in Ocio.
Der ?''
"It is not easy to tell. Ewing 1 like,
and while agree with his financial
theories he would be Objectionable To the
Democrats of the Northeastern States.
and would not iE all probability make q
successful candidate for the Presidency"
Individually, General, whom do you
PrefsT?"
individually, Iprefer Gen. Hancock,
As soldier and Democrat there Is no
man !, the country who has such sub.
lime ah.. irreproachable record as he. His
Texas letter, refusing to subordinate the
civil to the military authorities, during
the era Of reconstruction, Is one of the
most patriotic acts since the days Of
Washington. That letter is platform
enough for any man. What we want for
our candidate is Northern man, with
good war record, and in that respect
Hancock has no superior. Every Demo
cratic speaker could proclaim his patriot
ism from every stump in the Union
without fear of 1t being assailed. He
would be acceptable to overy section of
the country"
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YELLOW FEVER-BLACK vomIr,

II Is too TO forget the rava es Of this terri
bic disease, which will no doubt return In moro
malignant and ylruient form In the full of 1879.
cd In Southern Subin and used with such wonder
fui results In South America where the most ng-
grnvated cases of fever are found causes from ono
to two ounces OF bile TO be filtered or strained,
from The blood each tImo II passes through tTe
Liver, as long as an excess OF bile exists. by It's
wonderful action on tho Liver and Stomach tho
HEPATINE not only prevents 10 = certainty any
kind OF Fever and Black Vo.nlt, but also cures
Headache, Constipation Of tho Bowels, Dyspepsia
and all Ma!arial diseases.
No one need fear Yellow Fever who will expei
the Malarini Poison and excess Of bile from tho
Is sold By all Druggists IN 25 cent aud 81 90 bottles
or Will be sent 10y express bv the Proprietors,
sita A. i. MERRELL i CO., phila.i Pa-
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a MIHAcLE

WEST POINT, GA, Sept. l6, 1870.
GESTS-My daughter wns taken on tho 25th day
of June, 1868, with what was supposed TO DO Acute
Rheumatism, and was treated for tho same with no
success. In March, folloEing, pieces of bono be-
70 appear tiIi ali tho bono from the elbow to the
ahouldsr Joint eEme out. Many niecer7af knne
came out OF the right foot and leg. Tho case was
then pronounced one of White Swelling. After
having been confined about ST.. years to her bed,
and tho case considers6 hopeless wss induced 10
try DR.. Pemberton's Compound Extract of Sillin-
have continued the use of 1t until the present.
> My daughter was confined TO her bed about six
years before she sat up or even turned over with
out help. She now sits up oil day, and sews most
or her timc-has walked acroas the room. Her
general health Is now good. and believe shc WILL
ss her limbs gain stropgth, walk well. attribute
her recovery, With the blessing OF God, to the use
of your Invaluable medicine.
With gratitude, am yours truly,
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South Carolina naiIroad.

On and Afser Sunday, sersensbor7 2. 1879. passeli-
ser trntns VIII run as Follows: l5; y
ssss "a ~ DOxn. s{S3l
Arrive at Charlesto u. iE00 Is m 7s35 b m 5bfa 81
Arrive az Augista....,. a16 /, IA I ig 60 & Il,
Arrive at Canldcn ~ noon. f.a9 pm
INaye Char goE.......5 SO a m 6.Ioam stBnm
t'ffaye a Avensta ..,-.sl q a.i5am 100 y m
Leave ssansd t:,:,;.-5. 20 an 40 pm
Arrive at CGininbiR 70 30afn Sl0 = ni 500 q n,
Che light Express "a ing Columbia at 30 81 III
and Ee BIS p ~, vi inn daily an 9th
,eg tsiina daily excspt Hglliays.s Tho aa6 ,,Tl
trAin From Colnlabis connection " ChsTies
zen (, on tesanesaay ard Saturday With SeE York
Ion aud ASgpaia. Rate only 9 tl79 for ~ doSbso
ipegtn, s. A. ~ OtsSA u Ageat lolnHela *
~ -. JOHN F. flSt,Il, Gen. SiY9t \.
y. e. AIIlSs, Gen, Tirlcl 4 rs. CIafit toni 8. e
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Special TnlueeI,sent. I

Il N order to reduce our stock by August
h 10th. we viii make it to the interest OF
purchasers to call within the next three
weeks. Our stock is still complete and at.
tractive. New Goods constantly arriving.
a. b. TOWERS s. co.
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9aasFspts gntegliyessesr.
rERnNR.


SIX sioEHH 10.
RITES OF oFApvERTIsIao.--one Dollar pcr inch
ryr .she arst insertion, and Fifty Cent? per iHeh
for subseSeSnt insertions leas than thrcv months.
No adyeTG V peat counted less thnn su inch, Lib
oral contacts will be made with thase wishing 10
adyertlse for three, six or twelve months. Adver-
fisng by contract must be confined 10 the immedi-
nte business Of the ffm or individual contributing
Obituary. Notices exceeding fTc liaes, Tributes
Of respect, and all personal omIeunieations or
matteiH Of indiytdual interest win tA charged for
Mt advertising rates. ~
To CoRREsPoHpSaTs.--Ia order 20 receive at
teDtion, communications must be accompanied
by the true name and address OF tho writer. Re-
Jected manuscripts will not DO returned un:eSs tho
necessary stRmps are furnished TO repay the post
views and opinions OF op G. correspondents.
all lcominunica!iopgnhopi be addressed TO sd
orders, &c. should DC made payable to the order OF
Il. B. MURRAY & co.
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Save money and time by having DIR.
BuiPs baltimore Pills always on hand,
ndd using them for the numerous diseases
which moro or less trouble families at
times. Sold eserwhsro. Price IS cts.
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Notice

n 8 hereby givon TINT application will be
u made to tie Legislature, at its Iext sit
ting. TO charter q Roilroad from Anderson
Q. ii. to Easley's Station on tho.Atlahta d
Charlotte Air Line Railway. in this State,
and for an extension of the Same to Ashe,
Road at Easlcy. ifs ~ Z;
Sent s. 1870 q ss
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STATE OF SOUTH CARCLIHA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT or COMMON FI,sAs

John W. Daniels, Clerk OF tho Court OF Common
Pleas, Successor, &c, &c, PIasnliR against Lydia
A.1t,fvanWyck, In hc- own right, and as Exec
uffix OF VIM. vanWy III ,deceased, Joshua Jane.
son and Z. z. Long, administrators az Jai0cs
Long, deceased. Cynthia L. ITby, Ezekiel LoSg.
E.2s Long, John Long, HRrgEret BFyart and
Eaizabeth Majors, Defendnnta.-SumRoss FIR Re-
Ref-Cbalpldinf Serted.
To the Defendants l.. a. y. yanWyek, Joahua
Jameson. L. Y. Long. Cynthia L. Irby, Ezekiel
LorE, john Long, Margaret Bryant and Eta
VOU are hereby summoned and required 10 an
l. ever the complaint In this action, Of which
copy Is herewith served upon you, and 10 servo q
copy OF your answer to the said complaint ON The
subscribers at their Office, nt Anderson s. c. With
In twenty days after the service hereof. exclusive
OF the day Of such service; and IL you fell TO En-
swer the complaint within the tine aforesaid, the
plaintiff In this action will apply TO tho Court for
the relief demanded In the complaint.
ated 22nd August, A: ID. 1879. asst.
EARLE. WELLS f. MESTMORELAND,
ORR * TRIBBLE,
Plaintiif's Attorneys. Anderson G. H., s. C.
fsEALJ JoHS w. DANIELS, c. c. p.
To the Defendant l.. a. NJ. VanWyek--
You will take notice that the summons and conf
plaInt In the above stated uction fled In the
Office Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas
Oh the 23rd day of August, 1879.
EARLE, WELLS & WESTMORELAND,
ORE TRIBBLE,
Sept ii, 1879
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hIhGSIoN, IA, september In. 1871.
GEsTS-For sixteen years have been q great
sufferer from Scrofua In its MOS. distressing forms
have been confined TO my room aud bed for hf-
teen years with scrcfulous ulcerations. Tho most
approved remedies for such cases had been used,
and the,Inost eminent physicians consulted, with
out any. decided benefit. Thus prostratod, dis
..es=ei depending, gs. =a-!.ea By Dr. aver, of
Floyd County, Ga., 20 commence tho uso Of your
Compound Extract Stillingia. Language Is rs in
sufficient to describe the relief obtsined from the
use Of the Stillngia rs Il Is to convey adequate
your medicine; sufficient to say, abandoned al
other remedies and Continued the usepfS your Ex-
trsc. of s.ilingia until I can snv truly, al am
cured of oil pain OF nii disiaso, With nothing 70
obsruct the active pursuit OF my profession. Moro
than eight months have elapsed since this re-
For the truth OF the above statement, refer to
any gentleman In BartoY County, Ga, and to the
members OF the bar OF Cherokee Circuit, who ara
acquainted with me. shall ever remain, with the
dee Jest gratitude, your obedient servant,
j, G. BRANSON. Atty Mt Law.
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DR.. Pembertonss Stillingla or Queens
DELIGHT,

The reports Of wonderful cares of rheumatism,
scrofulL, Salt Rheum, Syphilis. Cancer, Ulcers and
Sores that come from all parts Of the country,
not only remarkable but 30 miraculous as to be
doubted was 1t not for the abundance Of proof.
REMARKABLE CURE OF SCROPJ,LA, &c.
Cdse Of Cbl. J, c. Brunson
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". B BLANTON

WEST PoIxr, Ca Sept 16, 1870.
GESTs7-5The ab9le certificate Of Mr. w. d, Blan.
ton We know AhH chftifr % as being true.s H'he
thing is IS kendteds of tho most respected 6iti-
sansFiG 1e2tiiy to u. As much reference can bo
given rs may DO required. Yours truly,
CRAWEtfRD az WAI.E En- ns.ltrriuta /, ;,
n -l-l HON. D, III. YIIlIfANS.l .9fo1tsss e.
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DIR. pgHIpERroN's sTILiINGIk, is propsr.
cd by a, i. MERRILL Il CO., Phila, Pa
Sold by all Druggists In S100 bottles, or sent by
express. Agents wanted to canvass everywhere.
Send for Book--"Curious story"--iroo to all.
Medicipfs acnt TO poor people, payable In INSTALL
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John W. Daniels, Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas, Successor, &C., Plaintiff, against Lydia A.
N. VanWyck, Executrix or William ynnWyck,
deceased and Lawrence Lenhardt Defendants
Summons for RelieC-(bmp!ainf mol Serred.:
To the Defendants Lydia a. III. VanWyck and
Lawrence Lenhardt:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
i swer the complaint In this action, OF which
copy Is ed In the office OF the Clerk Of tho Court
Of Common Pleas, State and County aforesaid, and
TO serve copy or your answer to the said COM
plaint on the subscribers at their Office at Anor-
son c. H., s. c., within twenty days afte- the SER
vice hereof exclusive of tine day OF such service
and IL you fail to answer she complaint within tho
time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will an
ply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated 22nd August a. d. 1879.
EARLE, WELLS & WESTMORELAND
and ORR d TREBLE
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson C. H., S. C..
[sEAL] JOHN w. DANIELS, C.. CT
To the Defendants
You will take notice that tho simmons and
complaint in this action was filed in the Office of
the Clerk of the Court for Anderson County, on
the 23rd day OF August, 1879.
EARL WELLS & WESTMORELANp.
ORR Z. TRIBBLE,
Sept ii, 1879 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT Oar COMMON PLEAa.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John w. Daniels Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Pieas Successor, &C., &C., PlaintiIa, against
Wyck, deceased, g. n. Martin and wife, r. T.
h;artin, Mattison Smith, Hester Smith and Alice
pkdint NOT Serred
To the Defer Nants L. a. N. VanWyck, g NJ Mar.
tin, z L. Martin. Mattison Smith, Hestcr Smith
and Alice Smith:
V0U are hereby summoned and required 10 an
swer the complaint in this action of which
copy Is filed sn the Office of the Clerk OF the Court
Of Common Pleas, State and County aforesaid, and
to serve copy of your answer to the said COM
paint on tho subscribers at their Office at Anderson
B. C., within twenty days after the seryi hereof
exclusive of the day of such service; and if YOU
fail TO answer tho complaint within the Time nfore-
said the palntiH In this action will apply TO tho
Court for the relief demanded in tho complaint
Dated 22nd August, A. d. 1879.
EARLE, WELLS & &WESTMCRELAND, aud
ORR & TRIBBLE,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys, Anderson G. H., s. C.
[sEALJ john w. DANIELs c. CT
To the Defendants
You WV take notice that tho complaint In this
action .Ls filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF tho
Court or Common Pleas for the County Of Ander-
son, on the 23rd August, 1879.
EARLE, WELLS & WESTMCRELAND
ORR & TRIBBLE,
Sept IL, 1879 8
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THE HAN no LEAD Us IN 1880.

Talks with somo Well Known EoutherneFs
at tho Whito Sulphur 81, :nga-Wiiat
Cons. MoGowan, Gary, Leo and Chalmers
sald-"Hayes g Fraud, and Tiiden Faii-
uro."
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Principal OMcc, 35 hurry ST.. II. z.
PRICE "a GEMTe-
Sold by Druggists Throughout tho world.
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GEN ". H. i. 4lEE,

= ~ I 4gt4
son OF Ger. 20 Segs ID. n, Ivp q VII
he nennbered as q major general az Con-
EestsEs ts So alfy, once iela aSa & aicataee
et lsogk kresg Monroe. Hae lyai king ecfoas
tho lawn when he was ioinsd 81 your
core de az 3
w ho al saosa named SIS aspiFanss Tor
tIfe Demo 10 nominet tina fSs Ffesid enE
dn l $50 do you fasof, Genegat s''
aisl rot ssgy coliS ktaaiit wits fla-
go MI llg5i I'd talii say yisq.s
tsgS Sol ii III a. III 4 aj / have
hees igt "a tllipiE tiat aona
The q Hans named Sr. BAgarsl, aud
afAong The snldieIs GtS zI1aeack, are
tha Ga i & q OF frainl
n sAlVIinsa 40 you peFsonall 81 pSeser ~ $
9 I. aOiig I q teeln Gen.
IIaeeo0lt very and f6rsacg knew