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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17

A noticeable increase OF steerzge pas
seneers on arriving European steamships
of late suggests. if it does not insure, a
high tide Of immigration for several
months to come This increase was not
unforeseen The condition of affairs IN
| the old world is such that the movement
Of populations westward may be accepted
as . thing Of course- The prevalence OF
famine, not only in Ireland but on the
| Continent tends TO this westward move
ment- Crowded populations seldom or
never turn their eyes to the East as a
land Of promise or plenty. Yet there
must be . vast area of arabic land in the
East, lying fallow as il has lain for many
centuries, and needing only an indus
trious population to make it blossom as
the rose. But every attempt to turn the
tide Of emigration to that quarter OF the
globe has failed. The Eastern conquests
of Rome seem only to have opened a way
for the escape of crowded populations
Westward. India, with all its vast area
of productive soil, has not attracted
Englishmen or Irishmen. When they
seek to better their condition, they turn
their faces to the West. Australia has
become the goal of many. it is true, but
all things considered, r. ,saan emigra-
ton to that noble ~ders.iency of the
British crown is scarcely Of such magni-
tude as to form an exception to the rule
The records of transit Of population for
many centuries show that the Western
hemisphere is the gr.ad objective point
They show q continuous and remarkably
steady increase Of emigration toward the
North American continent Unless
checked by some cause not yet developed,
this stream is destined to broaden with
the passage of time, until this continent
shall have drained every over-populated
division Of Europe. Nor is it certain
that Asia may not contribute largely to
swell the tide. The outcome of this
general movement ~westwardly cannot be
forecast at present, but there must come
a time when the influences which operate
to deplete the East Will present them
selves ON this continfn. and operate with
greater or less force.
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TWO HORSES LOST.
$50 Reward for Their Recovery

ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY q. Iwo Tor sor
mails were iost from Robests Vii -
the recovery Of which the above rewsIu "a.
paid. one Ia : black horse. about 49, 1snssS.
i5h hands high, white sPot ~ W. IN ~
neck with dismond-shsped brand; Ins Us ~
10 . blood bay horse, . little .msner . a,niv
black. His original owner thinks ns ~, "y'h
branded on the hip either With me Jew. DO,
or ~" The herses can Be leis. % n.scs Tiuiou
saloon, Main street. Eureka, norm al 3
Torres. where the above rswsI1 pnzxr
promptly paid. DEFENDkN1A sio a.
EUREKA, April .. 1850.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17

II is probable that the California Legs
lature adjourned sine die at midnight last
night. A joint resolution had previously
been passed fixing that hour, and an
other. having for its object an extension
Of the time, failed in the Senate by a
vote Of q to Q. It may be taken for
granted therefore that the session has
reached its end. The Senate proved to
be = creditable body, interpreting its
power to protect the interests of Cali
fornia and the coast. Barring a few hon.
orable exceptions, the Assembly seemed
to be = disorderiy mob, rating especially
low In the scale Of legislative ability.
The people Of Nevada viii join the eiti.
zens Of California in their rejoicings over
the legal demise of so dangerous a body.
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Anonx the documents sent to the
Honse from the State Department. in
relation to slavery IN China and the PEN
alties enforced IN some instances for ex-
patriation. IN response to . resolution re-
questing the same, were reports Of much
interest forwarded from Shanghae by
Consul General Bailey. In M this was
stated:
"Ths pAterfsmilias has almost unlim-
tied power over every member OF the
family. This power and authority is
transferable by mortgage Or sale, and can
be exercised vhsn % transferred - by
the original head Of the family. The
slaves Of China are divided into four
c-lasses, and these classes comprise one
sixth Of the whole population Judging
from tie result Of thirty-seven years ex-
perisncs BY the British authorities, there
y vitality enough IN the family law and
system Of slavery to enable the Chinese
to defy foreign kws and Courts. even IN
foreign sountxiss-"
In another dispatch the Consul Cen
eraI transmits the following translation
Of that part Of the Penal Code Of China
relative to renunciation Of allegiance
IAN psrsons renouncing their country
and allegiance, on dsvising the means
Thereof, shall be behsaded, and in the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17
NOTICE.

'ho Company apS,1 Win receive sid e,. ~ e sss aisi
cry Of seventy-nve thousand rsr month.
Of Charcoal, o. any part tner ~. kkprii y. Isee.
Bids will mot be receives .cs isy !. ~:
For further particulars tnquaFs
The Company. 80 e1etN
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TILDEN WILL WITHDRAW.
MUCH DISCUSSION ABOUT IT.

His Intimate Friends Say He VIII
MOI - . CandaAste-All TlIden
Asks b the option 81 6e-
leeslng . Candidate for
PresfdentEInalan
AppropR1atf0n
Rill, Etc.
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NEW D
List of Unclaimed Letters

ID ENAISTxa.N THE P~oST0FFIcE AT
n Ruby Hill. New. on the 10th day Of April,
1880 Persons calling for any OF these
letters. viii please say, advertised Aprii
II. 1882"
Angove John Kavzraugh
Boyle Edward Leary
Cryan John Lepskey August
Dudley John Miller Geo Nj
Delaney j Mckay Jno-2
Demory Kate Nellen Thos
Dunkle John p Marry Sam
Fraser Simor II Morrison J
Garity Peter McCxnn Michl
Griffin Henry Nrmmo John
Green Mary Nicholas J Master
Geerhart Tsvior Paseoe Thomes-2
Harrington Timothy-2Stevens s II
Henry George Tougher
Jury John Tsmbiyn W
James RID Tas<eil Geo
Jrhn James T Temby Henry
Jenkins John vittle John
Jones WE Williams WH
Jones WI Villas Thos A
kitto WIN H-3 Williams John Z
ALI J. W. LAMBERT, P. NJ.
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PIANO FOR SALE.

FIRsT-CLAss PIANO Can BE PUR-
IA chased ct 8 low price. by making early
application in the gear Of the San Francisco
-Lodgine-hcase. between the hoars Of IL and
II A. M and . and SPIN
Eureka, April 5, 18o- spr6-2ws
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Washington special asserts that the COM
miftee on Pacific Railroads. Of the House,
is being conducted in the interest Of stock
jobbers in New York, al least SO far IS
certain leading members are concerned
The attacks that nave been made upon the
Texas and Northern Pacific, have already
| been directed towards the stock Of those
companies. and have not meant anything.
So far a. legislation is concerned. Mr..
Chalmers Ia named a. the Congressional
cztspar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17

CHICAGO. April 16--The Tribune's Wash
ington epecial says: Army men are sensi-
tive under the insinnAtion that while ca
diets conE1issed the outrage on Whitaker.
their theory Is that the deed was perpe-
trated by negro boot-blaeks and servants
living outside the post limits, IS Whitaker
had visited eolored families in uniform,
and was . prime f~zrorite among the girls.
Lewis Simpson. . negro boot-blzck. has
m f5ra
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-17

KET WEsT, April 1s.-At the Monros
County Convention this afternoon sher-
man delegates were elected, and z. L.
Ware WAS nominated for Congress.
CoLUxBIA, s. c., April le.-The Green
vile d Columbi. Railroad was bought by
W. A. Courtnxy, Of Charleston. to-day, fol
81 ga 4fG.
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DEsvEn. April ia Canyon City spe-
eiAl ssys: Two eosehes going 10 Silver
Ciif this morning, t1rnsd over. The driy-
e.. one man, : LADY azd s little girl were
seri0Ezsr injured.
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to express an opinion. The case is
not before it. The Court can only
say that it has no doubt the gentle.
men connected with the Government
who have had the duty of conducting this
trial, are truly convinced in their own
minds as to the manner in which they have
performed their duties do not feel at libel-
ty: could not dared not refuse to grant the
writ.
II e return which has been made to the
writ, is from the President of the United
Safes, and declares that the writ of babe as
C rrus is to be suspended in this case as has
been in other and similar cases. The Court
has no further powerin the case if the Gov
ernment desires to carry out its purpose in
regard to the petitioner, the Court cannot
prevent it and do not know that it would
be possible, ever hereafter to bring the case
for argument in this Court, tor if the peti
toner be executed this day, as designed, the
body cannot be brought into Court and there.
fore is an end to the case. The jurisdiction
of this Court yields to the suspension of the
writ Of habeas corpus from the President OF
the United States
| General Hancock then asked leave to re
tire, which was granted,and he left in COM
pany with Attorney General Speed.
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u,rp,>,,,, ,,,,,, ,,.c,,,,,,,,,,., :, -,
UL.,, ~. p.,.,. ..:,I ''''''' ' ''''i Nc,''
ne" ~ br'sgS with conscious pride,
;rLo rLu earnest Is"l ms nina applied,
'He H0'enGe ueeP 70 open Wihe,
vi Soo'n'"s anu oi healing'
lie took OF many substances known
That would heal or still groan,
And soon composed by skill alone
Ills miraculous Bunion Balsam.
Tormented with Bunion, Corn or Brui.c
Thousands of sufferers heard the news
The remedy that meets the views
Is DR.. Briggs Bunon Balsam.
Sold by G. A. Klein, Bloomsbury Pa
4 Ward IN the lli.e Try Dr I,1i.,
Briggs Catarrh snec;fc, on taiooin,,, ', 'n''1
tions: We viii nav si0G far 'o',""'.E conG,
not cure; 500 fnrtheir ,nnsi aS 0 ,ney ssmo Mt
if anytbin,, ,o;snnou. IL lr"' lI a. 'u''i GOV,
81 900 if in anv resncc, ,Sav or 80 ," ,'nu
from reprtsentation. SOFA hv r. KIain,
Bloomsbury. Pa y "a N'e'n'
From a (fhLyat,d pL,.yI.;oo of JL,..;.
Jurg, Pa. DR.. Josiah Brirg Dear ' 80, i@,
Some four pnntbs .i,'oa, nen' 'lI'
for something to relieve the i nsin "FPnta 10 e
some human and a Co-tor.a ,.', - ' '''u o'o-
heard y"mr pmni" %,G 'en.etlu corn ana having
Of directed bI" her =" oni i'Ti,an m highly spoken
l6OlEr n ta Il
infnrms me- Tho cnre raj !. o1n, 'yre H,u So ana now
suffered ma balm amer tba pGr.t sue having
BeIieyinm Hriga., Rnni"n ,u "r'I n1 "Pt'l'cauoh'
value 10 those Mo l;o .n4,sr fo' n"Nah' ol Great
ions, &c. | nnhr.i,a]tim9ir ] roni re eorn'' pun
the people Of the c"n";rs ,so',''h5nd GniI II to
a Lff; oi We country sod by e.,
Lrtq,TI WgtootL,o77oc 'E.,a..n..
of Iumanity ,yhicb ",''"Sg' iha' scourge
ple aurualjy is .nrsJiIv o,I n'',i.lS ol peo-
with DR. JGsiab Rr,r,,. 'IS %.,t ,"''I"l'y cuitd
Sold by c, a. Klein -Gloan,.S',II n'",,n IPeciIlcs
Mr. y1so II SLnn ot ''go'''Io"'E, gn', "a
would nav S1oo for ,no h,"Io"' ho'tIo' Nv d., says
Liver and KiLney p"r,oS,. p"o oU.''t" ~ la9arack
get it without # has rnrsd u n,d coH,u not
ana ,a.,,,'o,i ', ~ n"> cured me OF gravel
weak back and %ener zen ~" AK, ''iJ Prostate gland
A. Klein HIo1r,,bn.o "Hp,''y' D, 0oId by Z,
DR.. ,IosiaI ,,,jgcs' E,la;oo p,.l.. ,
climax of mcdcs2I 'o;onoa "",'1h A''I1m Is the
ery on earth that viii " r'iinaf, ,mf oply dscov-
nentlv rura ,he.a ,ri,II'y II"l''"ly "hG perma-
tormcnts whose thro%iie,, %Iie>"'le , ana painful
slightly protrusions 'ooo, is .o,ra, Pans ana nn-
se1y Rnuinn ,u''InI p,I ,S source ot untold mis-
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Dependency, if allowed uncheck.
ed, will often produce a morbid condi.
tion so that the least unsatisfactory af
fair that happens will swell into terrify
ing proportions. The mind being warp
ed often imparts torpidity to the body
all of which more frequently is the eff
feet of inaction Of the liver than from
any other cause, and by resorting tC
Simmons Liver Regulator the mind vii
often find reli Of with the body.
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A Loosing Joke.

A prominent physician of Pittsburgh
said jokingly to n lady patient who was
complaining of her continued ill-heath
and of his inability to cure her, try lIol
Bittcrs! The lady took it in earnest an,
used the Bitters from which she obtain
ed permanent health. She now laughs
at the doctor for his joke, but he is no
so well pleased with it, as it cost him ;
good patient.
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Il is not surprising that every few years we
hear of the suffering of the famine stricke II
people of Egypt, when the small amount
of cultivated land compared with the pop
ulation is taken into consideration. TIE
country is naturally barren. but millions Of
overflow of the Nile. Notwithstanding the
country has population of about 100000
the entire land under cultivation is said not
to exceed the state of New Jersey in ex.
font
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Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, the great medicine for the cure OF
all female complaints, is the greatest
strengthener of the back. stomach.
nerves, kidneys, urinary and genital
organs of man and woman ever known.
Send for circulars to Lydia f. Pink ham,
Lynn. Mass.
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Pains in Shoulders.

RChsburg, Columbia county, Pa,
Dear Sir This Is to certify that your lNDIAS
BLOOD SYRUP has greatly relieved me OF Pains IN the
shoulder and Chest which had been afiiicted with
Tor years. recommend 1t very highly
Mrs Mary Welsh,
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Kidney Complaint.

Btur Gap, Columbia county, Pa.
Dear SHINY Father has been suffering with
Kidney complaint for long lime and had been un'
der doctors treatment, but the doctors could mol
emcct cure have been subject to a Numbncss
and Weakness in my Lett Arm. We obtained some
Cf your invaluable INDIAN BLOOD SYRuP IRON You
Agent Wm. II. Potter. and IL has cured my father
completely and my arm Is much better. II does not
trouble Inc half 50 much. Your medicine Is excel
Josiah John.
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1t is true economy to use the best
means first; hence when the baby is suf-
fering with Collie, Diarhpa. etc. use ut
once DR. Bulls Baby Syrup and observe
its remarkably quick and beneficial eff
feet.
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Sure Cure for Liver Complaint.

ROhrsburE Columbia co. IA
Dear Sir This is To certify thai your lEDAS
BLOOD SYRUP has been used by me, Tor Liver Com
plant which had been troubling me Tor long time
| derived more benefit from the use OF the syrup
than from any other medicine. | heartily recon-
mend 1t, and advise all sufferers TO give It trial
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Loss of Appetite.

Rohrsburg Columbia county Pm.
Dear Sir II have used your excellent lNDIAS
BLOOD SYRUP for Loss OF Appetite and Weakness OF
the stomach, with very beneficial results. believe
your medicine to he the greatest blood purifier
known and ADVISE all who may be suffering as was
to give 1t a speedy trial.
Mrs. Avery
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Never Fails to Cure.

East Lemon Wyoming Co Pa.
Pear Sir ! was sick Tor three years, ana under
professional treatment most cf the time without be-
ing benefited, Al last was induced to try your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP and after short trial | found
myself In better health than had been Tor six Yeas.
Mrs. Theron BAN
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Monopolists have got possession of the cork
trade and have raised the price Of corks i'm
mensely. This is 4 terrible blow to minstrel
business.
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An Illinois railroad conductor says that
no conductor earning less than 5000 month
can live Christian life,
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He coughed! he coughed! His eyes
ran; he looked redder in the face than n
lobster. But "Sellers Cough Syrup
cured him.
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Constipation, sick headache, and bill
iousness cured by SELLERS Liver Pills.
Try them. 20 cents per box.
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who has beaten him IN a two. mile single
scull race, and can do it again.
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Unanimous Recommendation.

TIE following add their testimony for the Indian
Blood Syrup
H. 4. Cream, engineer 2 Il r.
j. @. Smith, AT Baldwins steel Works.
Mrs. snyder OF Columbia.
\. Rrener, Of WashlngtOnburgh.
John kenNS. of safe laTDOr,
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Headache and Dizziness.

Wiliamsport, Lycoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir Your InGian Blood ~ rup has cured me
OF Headache, Dizziness and Loss OF Appetite, so that
am now able to work IN my factory. My WIFE de-
rived more benefit IRON Its use than from AM other
medicine.
Henry RuSsnl
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The Syracuse .Tandard calls the fast APP
preaching Presidential contest General
election.
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a sure road is always the best. Wear
ing Days Kidney Pad is the sure road
to health.
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Ambition often plays the wrestler's trick
of raising man up, merely to fling him
down.
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Flowers may be kept fresh in very moist
silver sand The ends of the stems should
BE- cut
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Ask your druggist for DR. Lindsey's
Blood Searcher' 1t will drive out bad
blood, give you health and long life.
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Al! that it is recommended to be.

opera llouSc. Columbia, Pa.
Dear Sir-I have used your excellent Indian Blood
Syrup and IL has proven just as represented. can
recommend It to all.
Wm RochOw,
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Testimonials are received every day by the pro-
prtetors Of SIMMONS LIVER REGU ArOR,trUm per-
sons OF e1ucatlOn and prominence from all parts OF
the country attesting to the wonderful curative
alton but the Regulator has ever been discovered
that would eifectually cure DN spepsia and its kin
dred evils. and restore the patient TO perfectly
healthy condition OF body and mind. The rapidly
Increasing demand for this medicine and our large
81 les in consequence, IS Gdeed sufficient evidence
in itself Of its great poIbglnity.
Perfectly I'd dG EqHA1. QHl Harmless.
1t can be used any time wtnout fear by the most
delicate persons. No matter what the aing, and
NAV be given to children with perfect safety, as no
AS a mild Tonic, gentle Laxative and harmless In
vigorant IT is Infinitely sup rior to any known rome
dy for
ache, Constipation, Nausea. BiliOusneSs
DYSPEPSIA. &c.
Read the following names Of persons well and wide
ly known, who testify to the valuable properties Of
simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine.
Hon. Alex. II. stevens; John w. Beckwth Bishop OF
Georgia. Gen. John D. Gordon, L. $. Senator; Hon.
John GIL shorter; Rt. Key: Bishop Pierce; J. Edgar
Thompson; Hon b. Hill; Hon john c. Brtckinrdge;
Prof. David wills; D. D.. Hiram Warner, Chief jus
tice of Ga; Lewis Wunder Assist p. VI. Phila', and
many others from whom we have letters comment
Ing upOn this medicine most valuable hOuSa ahold
remedy. PURELY VEGETABLE.
It's low price places it in the reach Of all be they
rich or poor. II you are suffering and cannot md
relief procure at once from your Druggist bottle Of
Regulator, Give 1t fair trial and it VIII not only
afford relief but permanently cure YOU. Ii Is with
out gle exception.
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine in
the world.
Origina II nd Genuine
MANUFACTuRED ONLY BY
j. IL. ZEii.IN II CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
April l6 S)r1y.
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Would not be Without il.

Wllliamsp0rt, Lycoming ounty, Pa.
Dear Sir:-The indian Blood syrup is the Best !
ever used ana would not be without it, 1t is good
for all complaints
,JOhn Burknart
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DHILADELPHA AND READING ROAD

DHlLADELPHA AND READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENG ER
TRAINS.
May II, 1879,
TRAINS LEAyE RUPERT AS FoLLOwS(sUNDAY EXCITED
For New York, Philadelphia, Reading, Pottsyile
Tanaqua &C., ,45 a. m
For CataWissa, Las ii. IN. I ,2l and I, 80 p. m.
For Wiliiamsport, G,2s 9,O5 a. III. and 100 p. m.
TRAINS FOR RUPERT LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, (sUEpAY Rx
CEPTED.)
Leave New York. s,45 q. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Leave Reading, l,55 Il. m, Pottsyillc 1889 p. IN
and ramaqua, 1,35 p. IN.
Leave tataWissa 6,20 $50 a. IN. and 800 Y. m.
Leave Wilamsport ,945 am2, p. m. and 40 p. IN
Passengers to and from New York and Phllade
piha 80 through " "ithOut change of cars.
}. r. WOOTTEN,
- , .,. General Manager
General Ticket Agent.
Jan. II, lS'6-tf.
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The Remedy did more than she Expected,

NeWterry, LyComing county, Pa.
Dear Sr:-The Indian Blood syrup did more lhan
expected II would and It has cured Inc Of Liver
Complaint. use 1t as 4 Medicine and would not be
without IL.
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Sick Headache Cured

Bowman's Creek wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir Il had Sick Headache and by the use Of
your Indian Blood syrup was greatly relieved !
recommend all to try its valuable properties :.
j. ". Burnett.
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An Astonishing Cure.

Monroe, Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:-T had been afflicted with Cough, Loss
OF Appetite and Dyspepsia for ten years. | could
not properly attend to my business and hearing OF
your Justly celebrated Indian Blood syrup, resolved
to try II, which did. and in short time was much
improved now have good Appetite, and have
D. Labarr
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Liver Complaint.

IrnTIHTIU, IUTWIIIUTd % IA.
Dear Sir This is TO certify that was unwell and
could scarcely attend 20 my work, think my Liver
was Affected procured some Of your lEDIAS BLOOD
SYRUP and now, after shot trial, feel like new
man / recommend its use 10 all.
Daniel Goodman.
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Enton wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sr:-I had been troubled Tor long time
with Il Pain in my stomach, and found no relief
until began usirg your indian BlOcd syrup lind
IL the best medicine in use aud can recommend II
to all, oil and young IL saves many dollars in
doctors bills and one large bottle did me more SoOd
than i've dollars worth Of other medicine.
Marian LaDarr.
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WINFIELD s. HANCOCK,
Maj. Gen. Q. 5. Vols. Com Dig. Mid Div
THE PRESIDENTS ENDORSEMENT.

THE PRESIDENTS ENDORSEMENT
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, July 7, 1860, 10 a.
MO Major General W, S. Hancock,
Commander. &c.-I, Andrew johnson, Pres
ident of the United States, do hereby de
clare that the writ of habeas corpus has
been heretofore suspended in such cases as
this, and do hereby especially suspend this
writ, and direct that you proceed to execute
the order heretofore given upon the judg-
ment of the Military Commission, and you
will give this order in return to the writ.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
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