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ad.ss should reflect we'll before

= lNlds 3hOuId ftIlecL VOL betOrt
IA.us any preparation that is applied
81, doll. ats - surface as the skin.
t-lf 80 6..o viii at first impa.t a
t-a ..ylne o ecs ID not apparently
- - . > in, but IN very short
t..GJ 40 20 che and deliberations
sSrSa. o.. IA .aco which conclusively
SHOW -. . sonCs J.ugs in their COM
o5ltlca. IA 30 safely said that
moro than 80 third OF rho facs
powders CONAN the.o injurious in
grOG.GntS. 20 ON 20 mediSRted COM
plexion powder &c not on y absolutely
Iree from a.! de!otSliogs matter, but
its principal lngre. iang - "a active
curative for all discusses OF tho skin.
IL has stood tho test OF years. sold by
all druggists.
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w. III. Howell IL Bros, druggists,
wish to state that they have at last
found an article they can sell on it's
merits. 1t is with pleasure they guar
antee to the public Acker's English
Remedy as sure and never-failing
cure for asthma, coughs, whoopiA.s
cough, Group, and all lung troubles. 1t
ton. They have never found its
a0ual
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There are scores OF persons who are
suffering from somo form OF blood dis
order or skin disease, such rs scrof-
ula, boils, etc., etc. After practical
test w. III. Howell IL Bros, druggists,
assert that Acker's Flood Elixir will
certainly cure all such diseases, in
Guiding syphilis and rheumatism. 1t
is not patent nostrum, but sclen-
tifc preparation. They guarantee IL.
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Cure FOR the Ptirs.
Piles are frequently preceded by a
sanse ~ weight In tho back, loins and
lower part OF tho abdomen, causing
tho patient 90 suppose that he has
sDna affection OF the kidneys or
uelzhboring organs, AZ times, symp-
t0us u gestlon are prosent, fiatn-
a moisture, liks Precipitation, pro-
duOins % Very Glsagrooahle itching,
ait0I gdlt.ng warm, Il a common At
tandant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Pilas yl0la nc once to tho application
OF Or. Bosank0's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon tho parts affected,
absorbing the Tuinors, Rli2ylng the
ntOnso ltohlng, and affecting perma'
mont euro. Price, 30 cents. Address,
tho Or. Bosauko Medicine Company,
pDUe. Ohio. sold by all druggists.
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Richardson's New Matl1ad
FOR THE
snccess of this celebrated instrustion

The success of this celebrated Instruction
book has bean phenomenal
After more Ghap quarter of q century
of trial, amid multitude OF competitors,
RICHARDSON
Continues to bring, yearly, great credit to
its publishers, and to the widow of the
compiler large and comfortable income.
More than half million pupils have
learned from its pages.
1t is published with American, and alSo
with foreign lingering
Richardson's New Method for the Plano
forte is he most correct OF instructors,
having been very carefully revised, and
every error eliminated,
Valrab additions have, from time to
time, been made. Teachers accustomed to
use Richardson need no urging to continue
to do so, Young teachers IN search of a
reliable instruction Book, are perfectly safe
Ia adopting this
Price sS, for which price it Will be NAKED,
post free, TO any address.
OLIVER DlTS0N & ECO, EBOSiON,
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'We''''l, ' S,'s. ss,slsX, lhsanl
fIsm, whIir suslIIrf. Loot, gollfs, epil
sun piiUh ,'uuhf'siiH. sfvcUn dfhll ~
nualsfis aud sli the disesseH M p Mo
dfed lsinfe ahslna from an impure
condition ~ The hlf'nd. After physi-
clans have lated ~ nnfe. n sinpie bot
tlo ~ it''sedslls soens u elect such .
markell change ~ ~ 1--WE new hope
and lie. Read this lettefi
hssa beau groat sufferer with In
llanilistpry rh0u matism for the last "
nlontrs fwss induced 10 tfy your
preparation, It1sadnliu, aud have
boon greatly benontIed. My hand.
and feet ara still enlarged, nut | feel
m inunn better that want 70 continue
taking tho Koaadalis.
Mrs. NJ. Y. DANCE.
RenObOth, Va.
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,emambfs n when "a das sur,ss ~
time 200 tleb sEshsi : nte sl,Hss
bDnnAi. IN the A. npssl ihsf fullsvsl
shd W he suhsffueht eslle, rhsn
you 0plisct y0sf felnsins t0ttthsf, ~.
incmhef tkIs wafnisx aud wsti ~
eosld have saved y0u. A. Anssfssn
bet too, toe ifuy says ~ his litlls
hHDna ~ The nfosss Had
nfslossinss rcd aud auburn hair,
ieli thee, Phoefls, be awaie.
White osklnEs--a white stock LACED
Woman sithtfan old uaii sr nrs
Who oafsts 1ni far tie fHisan, ~ stn.
ehs who rgtfl " nItn siuctinf. hss no
postry Ia kef con ttF hsr ne sJallrg
food Of musio nom tha quivcfiug bird
Is a. tha chatterins Of q GROW; The glO-
r.uul hn6a OF crowded gsTeen, infs-
r1t ~ vac Dosutles ~ a gsudy biz ~
fhlles. Tbs swirilnE Tush OF heecy
sio0dA over Gao gsunt, Arpssllnf,
~ grd arm, % ans moaning, shlyoring
3 so .as .llI of WINDY day. Tho
"a .sssA.nh6 Nos1an 10 sor lloes -
NesA.Egs1r atggea.
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RnckIen,s ArpIca salvo

The best salve in The world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and pos
itively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
cents per box. For sale by w. II.
Howell & Bro.
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Hard Times.
M -.

.tNrU fifness
While money Ia close, wsges and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down in every household. Economy
tho watch word for Mothers. Head of
Doctors bills by always keeping Ia the
house bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. stops q Cough in
stantly, relieves Consumption, cures
Group and pain in the Chest In one
night. II is just the remedy for hard
times. Price 80 cents, and 81, Sam
Piles tree. Sold by all druggists.
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Just received by the Weir Pillow COM
pauy, and on exhibition in their large
and well-errsnged repository, another
car OF Il. M. Miller IL Co.'s buggies,
carriages phaetons, etc. They are es-
peclaliy fine and are selling fast. Don't
forget the place.
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Professor Ell. Schumacher, formerly
of st. Louis and New Orleans, will
give thorough instructions on the
piano and violin, and in vocal culture.
Will serve also as conductor to con-
certs, operas, oratorios, etc. Applica-
tions may be made at 9. FL. Edwards
music store.
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Sinker, Davis d Co., 407 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, have everything in tho
line OF boiler hues, patch bolts, boiler
rivets, steam pipe and fittings, and re-
pair all kinds of machinery.
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Are you made mlSeehi,le By indlges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss Of
appetite, yellow skin? SDjioh'e Vital;
iaer ia a positive euro. Sold by j. l..
WilliamE. ". ..l ~
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cure FOR every form OF SKIN and blood
Diseases froin pimples 10 scrofula. Sold
everywhere, Price: CUrIcuRA, 80 cents;
soar, % cents; REsoLvEST, sl.O0. Pre-
pared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
Co., Boston. send for GLOW TO Cure SKIN
Diseases"
CyiM BLEMLSHES. Pimrles, Black
oN'S heads and Baby Humors. use
EnTIHnnA SnAp
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LadIes. Your Attontion

Ladies', Your Attention..
nave aaded a. large sllk s, aopaf ~
Rhadames, Tricotines, Rhadzimier
Lyons ana other qualities. ALI ask
come soc the silks and price th5m.
e. BAUMAN.
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Don't fail W Telephone Bouohe for
your gro eeries, crackers and car ned
goode, pains, teas, sugars, everything
Ii the Rrcoery line,
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ShiIoh's Uatarrh Remedy, q positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and cank-
or mouth. Sold by ]. l.. Williams d
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sG.OO Purchase

5000 PurChase ~ N N
Entities you to a ticket in the draw
ing OF o $3.50 seal plush cont, silk suit
and hat to match. Drawing to take
place December "a. at e. Bauman's.
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Tycoon Chop Tea, blended with q
view to delicacy of flavor and aroma,
only SO cents Ter pound at SIS Main
street, A. E. Bouche.
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Orr'E buggies still contiaue their
rank at the head OF the Trade. No. 726
Main street.
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Just try bottle Of DR.. SCOTS Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale Uy al
druggists.
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Parlor, Cloak and Suit Room.
The largest selection of ladies'
misses ana children's wraps and suits
In the city.
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GcAhL-RRAn
MIS- Crest, DssdraK. sss..s aaa
Al essip snnsrs tnfed ~
aIIltsEte.s A. H.fs.... W. i

Al Scalp SINNERS tnfed ~
, ,...s.' W rstisnra. -. -. !.
n Asf NOVEUT'Eig ny 1ITifs 10y, 1-s
- three yesrs, fell sgainsi the stoye whlr
he was running aud cut ME nead, aud rirht
aft that he b'ohn cot aii over he hssd,
face aud left ssr. hal n good doctor, b.
- 10 attend him, but he ct worse, ans
the doctor could not oare him Ills whole
hsAd, face and left Gar Nsfe In foarfsl
state, aud lac suffered terribly. I causht
the fdsstse RON nim aud u spiaad all over
my face and neck aud even gDi inln my
eyes NsbOdy thought We would ever got
better. iolt sure " were fisngured pr
life heard of the C1iicura Homsdies,
and prOcufesa battle OF 'utiuuri kasOl-
vent, "a box ~ cnticuTa, ana cake OF Ca.
tioura Sosp, aud used them constantly day
and night, .rsr using two battles OF tie
solvent, four boxes of tntlcura aud fnur
cakes OF soap, We ATE perfectly cured with
out n scar. My boys akin i now like satin.
81 Grand ~, ALLIE EPrlNG
Jersey city, ",
sworn 10 before mo this 9th day of
March, 1855. GILnSRr Il. hoRissos,J Il.
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THE WORST SORE HEAD.

$500 " 'os'' ss1's
Have been In the drug and medicine bus
mess - years, Have ueen telling your Gu
They lead a. o, hers ia their iiue We could
nos write nor could You prnt all we have
heard said In favor OF the cuticurn RENEE
dies. one year aao tho CuiieurG aud S0a y
cured iittle giIl In our house a. the worst
sore head we ever saw, and thu Re-olvsnt
ana Cuticura are now curing Young gen.
tlemau of u sore leg, white the physicians
are trying Ia have IL ampuated. IL viii
save his leg. aud perhaps Lis life, Too
much caDnot be said In favor OF Cuiicura
Remedies. y. II. SMITH d BRO.
Coyington, Ky.
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n just try bots.o OF DR.. Scott'g Cocoa
Iron aud Phosphorus For sale hy FL
druggitts. ~
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Bouche, the grocer, hiss as fine toa,
coffee, sugar, canned goods, as can be
bought snywhers.
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+ White ash S5S cents per pound.
+ - No.. u. O. WELLER u Co.
~ Cash GrOcers.
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Burr Bros. ahesd b, gents furnish
lug gcode. eos Main street.
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Cent? cocks At Burrl.s Bro 6Os Main
street. SIX
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G A M X LIN Il
FOR PRfSf4Ng0AND BfiUTIfyle0 me c0ApLExy0p

Originally California .eyg. 0AMELLFE has wherever agy
o,tael ilal ythhnN
and other ueol. defect. removed AMI m i parity
observers ofsierne mind evidence Of e nns int-neag % Tue
and
cosmetic ine sanction o medical prnleea therefore iablh tho fol-
IL
anees
III Ireland 81 D. Dean Iopd Medical
1 MI ~
M ~, ~ IA d,
81 9IyeH ~ iosPsas ( iafd n Harry @gs Dbl ss,n
Il Powers b.
W
D.
Wism isn%ond ~ VI MsSglt Pa 8 nogs - aol~sa
NJ. d, Thomas Price 4. b, ii, Gibbons M. u" ~ 49, -
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Ofllce I'D CAM a nInrKI, nrnreI.Is. ChIcnrn

being policy
eT heaguGeg yAMElINk pre-.
CAswELI, MASSEY
t6at
CAMELlsE
n,
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OLIVER DlTSON & FOO., EBOSiON.

G. ii. DITsoN g. Co., S67 Broadway, N. =.
J. Il. DTTsoN & Co., 122S Chestnut ST., Phila
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FriShtful Ga Sc
Of a COIOred Man.

contracted fearful case of blood poison
in 1888. | was treated by some of the best
physicians in Atlanta They used the old
remedies OF Mercury and Potash, which
brought on rheumatism and impaired my Ill
gcStiVe organs. Every joint in me was SyFol-
len and full of pain. | was in horrible con-
ditiOn. When / had been given up to die
my physicians, who had seen the workings OF
the medic inc in other cases, thought il would
be a splendid time to test the virtues of
SwiftS specific. When commenced taking
:. :. = the physician said could not live two
weeks under the ordinary treatment He
com ncnccd to give me the medicine strictly
according to directions. which cont inucd for
several months. | took nothing else, and conf
mcunCI to improve from the first. Occasion
ally would have a bJClSsCt from mpriIdencc.
soon the rheumatism lett me, my appetite be-
came all right. ana the ulcers. which the doe
tor said were the most frightfuI he had ever
seen, began to heal, and by the first of OctO-
Der, ISs4, was well man gain. am strong
CIR now than | ever was before, and weigh
more. / have not failed to report for duty
since that time, being engaged i'll the oil ware
house of the Chess-Carley Company. | have
been, and still am, doing some of the hardest
work any man ever did and am ready To an
swer any question that may be asked concern
ing this case. Swift's Specific has saved me
from an early grave.
LEM MCCLESDOS.
Atlanta, Ga. April L., 1855.
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Washington Republican.
Benjamin F. Butler, when a youth,
was as great mad cap as ever entered
the halls of n college. In all jokes, adj
ventures and escapades he was ackAol-
edged ringleader. On one occasion wien
a lecture was to be delivered in the chap
cl of the university in which he was Il
student, 1.-The boys" determined to have
some fun, and as it was to be entirely orig
inal, the management of the affair was
turned over to young Butler. 1t was
known that the prettiest girls in town
We're to be present. Accordingly on the
afternoon of the evening in question
Butler instructed each of his compan-
ions to catch all the swallows possible.
and to hold them in readiness for the
night. This was done, and the boys as
sembled with one or more Of the birds
concealed about his person.
On entering the hall the young collie
gians separated and took seats in diff
ferent portions of the room, each keep
ing an eye on the ruling spirit of the
hour. When the lecture was about one
third finished the signal was given and
the imprisoned birds were released.
Every swallow made straight for light,
and at the same instant the gas was ex-
tinguished and the cry raised of bats"
The ladies and children screamed, the
boys cried fire. and the greatest
amount of suggestions kissing took
place among the students. When the
lights We're relit much of the male ele-
ment of the audience had disappeared,
and it WAS deemed unnecessary to ask
any questions. Everybody soon knew it
was one of the pranks of wild Ben But
Ter.
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WARDS CONVICTION.

1t is about certain that Ferdinand
Ward, the ''young Napoleon of
finance" will spend few years in
the penitentiary. There is not much
probability, says the Savannah
News, that the higher court to
which, it is said, an appeal will be
taken will disturb the verdict of the
jury which found him guilty of
grand larceny.
He has no sympathy, except from
his immediate family, and he is not
entitled to any. He was not, as far
J. l,"orvn, ie3 INTO crooked Ways by
older men. All the facts indicate
that he inveigled older men into
transactions which led to their finan-
cial ruin.
He is still young man, beng
only about SO years of age, but in
experience he is much older than
that. He has seen much more of
life in some of its phases than most
of twice his years.
1t is somewhat remarkable that
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.ACORRECTED STORY.
How Il Newspaper Man Insisted on
the Observance of Old Gus

Says a writer in the Kansas City
Times: / saw in the Louisville Times
last week an anecdote of George CASTOR.
l saw the same story in print year ago
In both instances the facts are wrong,
and to me the humor of the thing was
spoiled. [ am tempted to give the cor
rect version. When CASTOR lived on
Missouri avenue and dispensed refresh
ments, his place was favOrite resort for
newspa, er boys. CASTOR was always
hOspitable to the press gang, and being a
kind-hearted and indulgent man, he lis
tened leniently to their stories about
My other vest" and ''Tll be dropping
by Tomorrow Indeed, in those days
there were very few representatives of
the newspapers who were not indebted
to CASTOR for saving their lives in mo-
ments of emergency. One of the morn
ing paper boys, now pursuing the thOrny
path of journalism in other fields, was
great friend of the host. and so chronic
was the journalistic impecuniosity and
SO large the Gastonian benevolence that
in a comparatively short time the journ-
alist had run up bill of 800, more or
less, probably more. Well, one night
after hours the journalist dropped in for
his customary nightcap. George was
standing in his customary Napoleonic
attitude, trolling Bavarian melody.
He was in the best of humors. Give
me 10c., - he said to the journalist. The
journalist began to hedge. ''What Sc
cnrity do | get?' he asked. I'm a lit
tie particular about loaning money
Never mind, replied George, Its to
your advantage" Unwillingly the jOurn-
alist produced dime and handed it
over. CASTOR went to the drawer, took
out the journalists bill, receipted it, and
threw it on the counter. whats this:'
asked the surprised newspaper man.
That is your receipted hjll," said Gas
ton, with a flush of conscious pride.
And don't I owe you anything now
mot a cent" And I have paid my
bill?' ''You have" well, George, >
leaning over the counter confdentially
and smiling insinuatingIy. Il believe
that in such a case it is customary for
the house to set 'em up"
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the check for Sl5O,OOO which he in
duced Gen. Grant to borrow from
William III. Vanderbilt should have
led indirectly to his conviction. 1t
will be remembered that he induced
Gen. Grant to borrow 1920, 900 from
Mr.. Vanderbilt to help the firm of
Grant & Ward over its financial
difficulties for day. The check,
however, was not used to help the
firm; it was applied to Wards per-
sonal account. Even that sum, how
ever was not sufficient to meet the
checks which he gave in payment of
his obligations. He was convicted
for getting money on check drawn
against a fictitious balance.
Fish and Ward, who wrecked the
Marine bank and the firm of Grant
& Ward, having been disposed of,
it remains to find out who got the
vast sums of money that were paid
out by Grant 81 Ward without any
adequate return.
1t is hardly reasonable to suppose
that all of those who were getting
enormous profits from their invest
ments with Grant & Ward believed
that the business of the firm was an
honest one. They ought to be made
to give up their ill-gotten gai.~.
Indeed, the indications are tL~s
those who got a share of the spoiIs
will have a chance to defend what
they got. They will hardly be per
mItted to enjoy it in peace.
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Cancer of the Tongue !!
A Casa Resembling Gen. Grants.

Some ten years ago had Il scrotulous sore
on my right hand which gave me great trou-
BILE. ana under the Old-timc treatment
healed up, and ! supposed was we'll found
however, it had only been driven into the
and in March, $50, it broke ont in my throat.
and concentrated in what some of the doctors
dcnOminated cancer. / was placed under
treatment Tor tins disease, some SIX or seven
of the best physicians in the country had me
at different times under their charge, among
them three ~pe"idlist IN TINS me; bHt on,
after another would exhaust their skill aud
dFop me. or grew worst cunt lIlildilS- me
cancer had eaten through my cheek, destroy
ing the roof of my mouth ard upper lip, then
attrck ed my tongue, palate and lower lip, de-
StrOylng the palate ana under up entirely ana
half my tongue. eating out 10 the top of my
LEFT cheek bone and up to the lett eye From
a hearty. robust woman Of 49, pounds. ! was
reduced to a mere frame Of skuin and bones,
almost unable to turn myself in bed. / could
not eat solid food. but subsistcd on liquids,
and my tongue was 50 far gone / could not
talk. The anguish of mind and the horrible
suferinEs OF body which l experienced never
die, with no hope of recovery upon the part
of friends who sat around my bedside expect
ing every moment to be my last; in fact. my
husband would place ms hand on me every
now and then 10 see whether was dead or
NOT anu ~ one nm ~ .lc'I.lsl lltt ~ Wis
extinct, and my death was reported AT over
the country
such was my wrctchcd and helpless cOnnI-
tian the first OF last October QsSG. when my
friends commenced giving me Swift's NpecI-
fic. In less than Il month tnc eating places
StoppeG and healing commcnccd, ana the
fearful aperture i'll my cheek has been closed
and firmly knitted together. A process OF Al
new under lip Is progressing finely, ana the
tongue, which was almost destroyed is being
recovered and 1t seems that nature is supply
ing new tongue. ! can talk SO that My
friends can readily understand me, and can
cat solid food again. ] am abb 10 walk about
wherever please without the assistance OF
any one, ana have gained fifty pounds 81
flesh. All this, under the blessing OF mcGci-
ful Heavenly Father, il due 10 Swltt's Specific.
| am IL wonder and Il marvel TO All my friends,
hundreds of whom have known my intense
sufferings. and have visited me in my aliiict-
ions. While am not entirely well, yet my
gratitude is none the less dcVOut, and am
confident that "A perfect recovery Il now in
sight. If any doubt these facts. would refer
them TO Hon. John III. TTaylOr, state senator
of this district, who is my neighbOr, DR., L. :.
Bradticld, of LaGrangc. Ga, or 70 any other
person living in the southern part Of Troupe
county, Ga.
Mrs. MARY l.. CONFER.
LaGrange, Ga, May II, 1855,
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IA ana Atlantic Railroad daily Tor Pensacola,
Mobile, New Orleans Texas ana All trans Mis-
sissII'pl points. Passengers for Brunswick take
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halfway at lilo y. III.
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