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Copy Of = Letter from the Req. r. Morris.
Z

Rock Hill, April Is, 1910.
Dear Sh,-Sn consequence of the benefit have de-
rived fromhe use ofhe lIydropedesac Elixir, havesiv
en- my eons'nn 10 give publicity 10 facts which have oc
cured ~ my For somethree or Fur years
have been afflicted with cough, which aheceu
my breast and lungs much could scarcely speak lor
nearly six months, ut the time accompanies VIVID
frequent discharges from my lungs. hnd recourse 10
many medicines without the least offeci when upon
hearing of the Hydropedesiac Elxir was induced 10
purchase one bottle, which afforded me consIds ahe re-
lief purchased the second bottle, and before using
TWO thirds of il was restored TO perfect health.
Yours respectfully,
PHILIP MORRIS,
|, Sold by @. =. DuHURST,
Corner OF Pratt g. and Dueans WHAT, lower end Of
Contra Nart.ot enaee Qaltim0Ye Al L.
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afz- SV AlEI,S pANACEA--CAETlON. TITO
gIeatceebnty which this remedy has acquired during
period twenty years. its increasing demand, and it5
unparalleled success, has induced number OF periunS
from time to time both at home and abroad, toihSte C
fin vnnOus ways.
AS Tong as these limitations were confined 10 mixtures
bearing other names did not consider necessary TO
a1yGr ito them, but having evidence ia our possosseh
G gross receptions practiscd by unprincpied men, in
nding spurious syrup for the gentlne SWalm's Pan
eea - cannot strongly caution the public 10 aved
purchasing medicines from any but The most respect
il is difficult to detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these mposltion5, AN he spurious fH5
lures are the generally sent INTO the interior and 10
some time back we detected fraudulent milatoni
Newly Ork, closely resembling OwN, but the botee
were Labelled William Swain, instead ct WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles n a mould
precisely like our own, but "Swam's Panacea" New
York sblown in the glass; instead of "Swat"'s Pana
I've have received repeated advces from he Yves, y
did islands that empty bottles are Puchased up at
high RAJ IS, for the purpose of rcliing them with sT-
Gus m, SIure and OF the thousands OF bottles OF Sya's
Panacoa annually sold in our principal cites, we cSIA
collect Tut very few of the empty bottles, they are
ac ,of in various ways TO defraud tile proprietor
-. F., ceive the public
= h. known instances OF three bottles being made
out of one by mixing a portion of Sarsaparla syrup
| with the genuine Swaims Panacea, thereby retaining
| ONE of its virtues.
in Philadelphia lately, large order was received by
amercanle house for Swain Panacea bottles; mould
in exact imitation of our own was made and the order
snppied-and adviccs from BraZils inform us ta1
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Ro dc JahelroS
partly laden with bottles precisely like We
have also possession book printed in Germany, fac
smile of our own book OF cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances il will be seen that
genuine SwRms Panacea Ii counterieted and initiated
10 considerable extent and these limitations are not
only fraud upon u.s. but will necessarily proract the
suerngs of nvads in those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved efiieacous, we must rec
upon the public 10 purchase the Swam's Panacea only
authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
obtain heir supplies either from laboratory in Pha
delpha, or from accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No rs Pine street,
New York.
,Signed) WILLIAM SWAIN * SON.
Philadelphia, 10Th April, 1870
ROBERTS& ATki NSON,
Corner of hanover and Marketsle Is,
ma % cod Baltimore
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NO AIsalLaifiv r1llis ,ai. -. !.

% dTTENTfCH B.gLU HE.G DS!S1l
= a tie remedies devisedfor tho restoration
W ana preservation of the Hair nothing has been
iound equal to .9hbers Ocaginous Hair Tonic II sci
dom ials TO restore the hair health and beauty Ma
ny VINO were bald three months aEn can new exbibit
iuxuriant heads of hair by the use OF il.
Copy OF letter from DIR. s. FITCH, dated
M. -. PHILADELPHIA, MAY }, 1873.
Dear srI feel that hardly say cn,,,rch 10 vo,,
IN avoi OF 4Htets Cteaeino,s Hdr Tonic Jrerared bv
you My hair bad been falling of about ~ wears and
mad become very thin. threat ;ng speed, baldnees
when commenced using This remedy. IN about one
week. II ceased 10 fall oft have used il new about
three months, aei have rs fall and iek head of air
as can possibly desire. have recommended its se
% number = rsy friends, who AL sneak well Of i
ialthl'hf enEoyed, have doubt of lis rrnera e,,r
cess may add uia before using The Tonic had tyied
almost all the viriols articles empnyeJ .r The ha,
such as the Ma sai OIL all the different =, raionss
OF bear's OH, Vegetable tiair Oil &C. &C. y tboul
ueuetng niuei, Ii HaY, he! eft. -
hespec .hlly Jours,
81 u si.- =, = s. FITCH,
-, rol.,-,, No. l7e Chesnut sjrett
n5- Be'dre Br. FITCH used tllis Topic III ba, hgs
pc asAy, but SINCE then ere Is not gray hair 10 ba
found on bis hesh. e'' ''" ~ "
The above preparation + soldsy
a a. -. q. l.. DB'URsT,
Coffinr unEan'S wiarfHud rfttt strept >
lower eni otCenisG Market Space
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COPY Of a Letter from Col j. Coleman.

I1AHIUNf IOIU
Dear Sr,--Haying been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough, suffering much from pain in
the breast shoFiuess OF breath, and other distressing
symptoms, and after having tried all the known
dies with but little Benefit was advised try
the Hydropedttac Elixir Accordingly obtained one
bottle, and after taking fsw doses, much reev,
cd and after using several boes perhaps three or foul
was completely restored to health. have also known
used in several other with like success in my
immediate neighhorhood.
Your 0beddent Servant,
IOIIN COLEMAN.
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D9eSyVOY ANORY,S

HYDR OPEDSI.d e ELIXIR.
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR TIE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION, ASTHA6fH, PLEURISY, SPIT
Ting OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DIjEAS-
Els OF TIE BREAST AND LUNGS.
MO OTHER MEDICAL EREPAEsA
IL T1ONh has ever been offered 10 the public supported
by testimonials OF character decisive from sources
respectable, that has met with general ia
Vor. From the numerous certificates recently received,
proving the extraordinary efficacy OF the newly dscov-
cred Hydropedsiae Elixir the proprietor has
the foliowing Others will be published shortly in pam
pallet.
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MEDTCTNAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIAN sPECEFIC.

FOR the cure Of Colds,
Whooping Cough, Splitting
OF Blood and ConsumI ton,
sc. Just received ant log
salo bv the AgeILk.
ROBERTS * ATKINSON
corner Hanover and Balti
more sts., Baltimore.
This specific is extracted
by "a chemical process from
herbs, roots, plants and flow
ers, when in greatest Pensc-
tiOn. They are of balsalnic,
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consequence of the change in the hour of arrival OF
Ihe Eastern Mail and in compliance with the Tequ
saioDs of the Post Office department, the " Maryland and
Virginia Steam boat Company hereby give notice iha
On and ler THIS DAY, April, the sd, the Steam D0als
Il this line, Consisting OF the ALABAMA, GEORGIA
md JFWEs5S, will leave the lower end of Spears
Wharf, alternately, EVERY DAY, at O'Clock, A. M,
o. as the Eastern mail arrives for Norfolk and
sae PoTtsnOut and Roanoke Rail road.
On arrival ar ortsnouh, Cars will be in readiness 10
convey passens Ss TO Weldon, n. c.. from whence ira
vellers will proceed Immediately 10 Wilmington, and
&om thence by Steamboat Charleston "a distance oil
800 miles from BatmoTe) in about 81 hours, OF less
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and T1iOsAs
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk a.tkInsiely, ever y IsS
DAY THURSDAY andl kTUKDSX FOR h;Sh - n5s
and Petersburg. PszssnEeo esynE B1lsIS3fs By TINS
Ane on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday are sure oil a
eonnexIon. 49,
For the Morrill, one Of the above Boats will leave Nor
aIk DAILY, at O'Clock, p. Nj. and touch at Ports
snoath for passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad who will have the option oil being placed next
morning beard the Philadelphia Steam of North
PeiDt thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier t1a they possibly do by any other rofte or
Of being brought up the city, where they can remain
until half past p and take the Railroad cars NORTH
This line has been in operation "a years, and there
sspeT has been oocideu board the boats involving
Toss u hfe or injury TO limb.
JOHN C. MOALE,
General Agent efthe Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat CO., Baltic
Freight for Portsmouth will BE asded In norfolk ami
sans aeross at the cost of the consignee
Passage through to Weldon, S13
Rassge TO Norfolk, (nt ais Ineudcd,) 80
PasBe to Richmond, tmeals INCLUDED GIO
sp 3sagdf
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PREPARED BY JACOB HUuCK, baltimore,
EIVOR the cure of the following diseases: TumOrs
It Rheumatism, Gou Palsy, Ring Wntma, Ttcl Chill.
Cramps, Burns seads, and all kinds of Swelling, 1t
tended with ptin.
{h3yThe LINIMENT tan be obtained al HOt(iz -
South Charles, near Market ST. :,
with proper directions for using. Price 80 cents
ma -Gn,
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BALDNESs-A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,
is the gandCst ornament belonging TO the human ifane
How strangely the loss of it changes the cOuntenance
and prematurey brings on the appearance OF old age
which causes many recOi at being uncovered, and
sometimes even shun society to avoid tls iests and
OF their acquaintance the reiader 81 teT lives
is consequently spent in retremcnt-l1 Es5 not even
the loss of property fills the generous Gn1ziag y0ah
with that heavy sinking gloom as deeS the cs OF his
chair TO avert all these unpleasant circumstances
OIDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair
from falling off on the first applications and few bottles
restores il again. IL likewise produces eyebrows ana
whiskers; prevents the hair from turning gray, NAKED
ur beautifully and frees il from scurt. Numerous Ger
ccates of the first responsibility IN support of Tue Vr
Of oldridse's Balm, shown by the moprietor1
0Cy-Itead the following
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor of Phladel
phia has certified, as may be seen below, to the high
character of the following gentiemen:
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by j. ejldrdge, and
have found il highly seTvceable not only AZ preven-
ave against The falling of of hair, but also certain
II st0rative.
WIN. THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister in st. George charge,
No. Sc North Fifth street.
JOHN 2. INGLIS, 33l Arch ST.
JOHN d. THOMAS, Nh ID. 1913 Racost.
JOHN $. FUREY, l0l Spruce ST.
HUGH McCURDY ,243 South 7th 81.
JOHN GARD, Jun, 1913 Arch 81.
will certainly rsse iis virtues in the estimation OF
the public when it is knowA that three OF The above are
more than fifty years of age, and the others noe lees than
thirty
from the MayorI
Commemorative OF PENNSYLVANIA,
City of Philadelphia. !
I, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of said city Of Phil
adeipha, do hereby certify ihu am well acquainted
with hlessrs. p. inglis, John $. Fury, and Hugh Nc
Curdy, whose names are signed TO the above cercates
and tha they gentlemen of character and respecia
by, and as such full cred hould be given to the said
certificate.
In witness whereof, have hefeunto set my hand
and ca, sed the seal of the city to be affixed
l.. s. his sisth day OF December, sc.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor
CtI"fION.-None can he genuine without splendid
steel plate engraving on which is the Falls of Niagara,
and Dr. COInslock;s. the American agents nafBv, SC
Sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner of Hanover and Market streets.
no Ia AMI
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dovs without effecng the most dPlcac consul uuonS
ny causing any dsagTCcabr effect from ma peIauoh
il 30 concentrated render il efficient III einaH uns-
e. consequently is puctcabie al aiimes, 10 petiOTna-
a cure much sooner tlln any other medicine IN the
United Sute and sold under the sure plan Of no cure
no pay. Price 81 pr bottle.
Also the We Ieiahle Fluid Syrup, or Mercrrial EK-
tractor This infhle syrup il the discovery of an old
veteran in medical es aud has Icing been In use in pr
vae practice both Europe and in America, and has
never been known to ia in recng cur all cases
of mcrcuaI disc ases, and where per0ns had gwen ap
the thought Of ever getting we'll II IL indeed an inVa-
uahe medicine, and whilst It has this new and pecu
ar eff upnn the affected with mercury IL at the
same time uurifies the blood from te remnants Of We
nereal dsease. Scrofu!oGs Affections, Hiiatchrs and
Eruptons upon the Skin, old standing and ind"eut u
Gers upon the legs. aud elsewhere attended with gem
era debility This medicine Eiands uHTiyalied--it is
not only the greatest purifier ever known, hat at me
slne time il ngthchs Tie whole nervous Eyften, g
wing fresh and permanent tone to the broke0 csastu
ton. Price only al SO per t0tte
These nedrinfs fur sale at tire LAEOkdlbRN
Of DR. BOWIIBY, BROTHER, & co, No GO SOUTH
CHARLES STEEET, between Pratt and Lombard streets
on the corner of Uhlrrs Alley, and al tie General A
rcncy Office, No. 3 PITT STREET. between trcht ST.
and Bazaar Bridge. Plan cfnO cure no Pay
We beg leave say to stTang' rs and tic ahIca o.
both sexes;be on your guard and do not be ui'd with by
the miserable comp unds now sold IN tiiS cay ny some
of the apOthecarics-they are calculated Ia deceive IN
most cases where they are used Those suffering un
der the above symptoms assured that in tie above
named medicines they will find the true balm and euro
comforter.
We will keep on hand fun and efficient aa%orme mt
of rsses, the hest qualify suspensaOTy Bandages,
Hin Draws for diseases of the hack md groin-ssn,
certain for the Bleeding Piles, &c OBJ
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WANII.LA CREAM CANDY fresh sup
ust received by G.. X TYLER corner Easi Baltimore
nd High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC Log ENGEs;
excellent article for Coughs and sorness OF the
nFPasr
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MEDTCINAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.
aypHIl,ITIC CROPS.

I'D THE a FRLECfLLDs--
Those who are iAboring undes tho ef-
fleets Of the bad t.sDraeIs are HppFis-
ed that the Sypihlinc Drops are i0and
"a be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cufs for the VoncTiai disease vcf set
discovered. II has long been Ia Use,
b slowing blessings and receiving
praise-iI has superseded oil the quack
iiostulns, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more TO he Teme4n
bcrcd, the ~ phililic Drops are re GU
ing itS thousands Of thu afflicted fiOr
an un,it,Ieiy grave. Ia word, II re-
,,.y.a tI,p diseast. radically in a few
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NEW CARPETTNG.

Corner OF Pratt s. and Dugan's WHAT, lower end
Centre Market space, Baltimore. an l.
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A GiIAIi..,NGE.

Corner Pratt ST. and Dugan's wharf lower end OF ca u
Market Stace. aus
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
CONSISTENCY

Who opposed MIR. Van Buren, because
he was the nominee Of a conyeauou2 The
Wings.
Who supported General Harrison be.
cause he was Tie nonineeofa convention
The Wings?
Who opposed Gen. jackson because
be was Military ChieGan, These
Wings.
Who urge the claim ofGon Harrison
because he is pretended hero Of Tippaca.
noe? The Wbigs!!
Who urge The claims Of man nomina-
ted BY abolition Influence? Whgs!?
Who ID 1887 denounced conventions as
dangerous to the republic, conventions OF
craft and cunning? Whiga!!
Who in lS39,obsequiosly toke the yoke
imposed by convention? Whigs!
Who claim to be the exclusive Simon
pure patriots going for measures not men,
Whigs!
Who support man who left his post ia
the middle Of the war because he was
nol made commander in chief like the
sheep who would he Bell wether--or no
sheep at ali? Wings,
Who are constantly praing about re-
form, curlailment and waste, &c? Wings.
Who are in favor ofthe expensive sys-
tenn ofinlernal Improvement, who wish to
have Congress assume to pay two hundred
millions Of debt, uselessly contracted by
States? Whigs
Who that continually complain ofwaste
ofpubhc time and money in our national
and state Legislatures? Wings.
Who have consumed the most time and
money in futile amendments aGd abusive
partisans speeches? Wings.
Ia eleven days Of the present session. Of
Congress, the wings made two hundred
speeches against 81 democratic members,
besides innumerable motions votes and a.
mendmcnts taken and offered. A. Arg
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

They learn from their infancy from our
declaration Of Independence, mat all men
are born free aud equal" No one parli-
clpaes more llrgeIy or warmly ia that
sentiment than myself. lfelecled to Con
gross, | will, under the Consultation, and
the obligations Of ny constitutional oath,
to apply sucF corrective as that instrument
sanctions. In the honest exercise Of an
unbnsed judgment and sound discretion,
shall be prepared 70 act in obedience to
the principles above dvowed.
The right ofpetition is dear, ADD gecu.
red tothe American people. lis rejection
by the British crown was che cause OF
serious compIaiat by our Revolutionary
fathers. will never consent 10 its deaia!
or abridgemeni bat sustain il in its fullest
latitude, without reference 10 condition or
color.
The exclusive right given by Tie
Constitution to Congress, to IegisIate for
lie District Of Columbia, authorizes that
body to abolish slavery 10 that District.
The period when that power viii Be exer.
cIsed, trust is not remote, and when lhat
period arrives, should | hold seat in
Congress, the appeals Of the free, the hu.
name and The oppressed. shall not be
made in vain"
have deemed il proper thus briefly
and frankly togWe you nv opini1ns. The
particular measures which MAJ be prtsen-
led ioihe consideration Of Congress- in
regard 70 this SUBJECT it's UNNECESSARY to
anticipate. Whatever they may be, fhey
@ltl recelycmy serious delibem.ion. The
confluence You may repose in me. vi ich
may prompt you TO give me your raosi
support, will assure me that you arr will
ling to trust the matter under the Erego.
ING avowaIs 10 my sense Of daly, acting
under the sacred charter Of our Liberties.
Aour obedient,
J. {. CLARK
BaiobT'dgc, Nov. 8, 1889.
> G. Clark is the mos, active and ma.
scrupuious enemy Of the Administration
ia Congress, and IS one Of The sacre, Ex
ccnllye Committee Of The Federal Whia
members.
And who people Of the South, are Mr.
CIark's associates on this President n.ak
ing committee.
Rice Garhandof Louisiana:
John Bell of1'enpessce;
j. Nj. Bolts Of Virginia.
These men ara.aciing in cordial har
moay with tie plc3gci A5oh!ioatsL j. G.
CIaik, il desperate attempt 10 elevate
to the Presidency a man Who viii not
say that he IS not .QjoEioaia! They are
acting IN concert wiih man who stands
pledged TO vote for the Aboliianof slavery
IN the DIstric; of Columbia. and anlicl.
pdes the event with cXulta,iun!
Who can doubt thatthe election If lar-
rlsqn will be Immediately followed IN an
attempt 70 redeem these pledges given 10
the Aboitionisls? Who can doubt that
General Harrison is understood by Clark
70 agree with him upon this subiect?
And will not the Southern people hold
Garland, Bell, Boas, and their associate,
To severe account for becoming The
allies, .associatcs, and co-worEers win
such men 10 their unhallowed designs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
Eu %,M3
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI, JUNE 6, 1870.

constitutional or other questions Of very
general interest have Undergone no change.
The committee are Strengthened in regard
to the propriety of this policy; That no
new issue be hiade 10 the public, from the
consideration that the National conyen-
ton deemed it impolitc at the then crisis
to publish any general declaration Of the
views of the great Opposition party, and
certainly the policy 1.-THE present lemains
nnaltered. In the mean time, we cannot
help expressing the hope that our friends
every where viii receive the nomination
Of General Harrison with something akin
to generous confidence. When we reflect
upon the distinguished intelligence Of the
nomination onyentlon--how ably all IN
terest were represented in that body; we
certainly have high guarantee, that,
should General HARRISON be the successful
candidate for the Presidency, that Office
viii be happily aud constitutioniiIy admin
islered and under the guidance Of the
same principles which directed our Wash,
ington, Jefferson, and Madison. Belieg-
ing you will concur with US in the pro.
priety Of the policy adopted, we have
pleasure in subscribing ourselves
-. (r;nrI,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
From the Oswego Palladium.
GEN. HARRISON.

We call public auentionto the follow,
h, most extraordinary reply, made by
ben. IIarris,n's committee at Ciocinattl,
Soa letter addressed to bin by the Uoon
association Of this village. We are oblig-
rl to member Of the Association fora
fopy Of the letter addressed by it to Gen.
Harrison, aud a copy of the letter OF the
committee in reply thereto. We assure
the public that the correspondence IS
rnnuiue
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06
MILES HOTCHKISS.
Corresponding Secretary.
CINclNArT1, Feb. %, lS4J

NlNClNATTI, EeD. ~, IctO.
PsvFco UNION ASSOCIATION
OENTLEMEN-Your letter Of the 3lst
addressed to General Harrison, has
Fen placed IN our possession with view
early attention. This is unavoidable
consequences Of the very numerous let
daily received by the General, and
"ca his reply in person is rendered abb
l0'eIy impracticable. As from his con-
entail committee, you will look upon
sresponse and ifthe policy observed by
committee should not meet with your
probation, you will attributed the error
'uer to ourselves and his immediate adj
PES than General Harrison. That pol
n IS that the General make no further
Iclaralion Of his principles for The public
whist occupying his present position.
Vcn a course has been adopted, not for
Fposes OF concealmeut, nor to avoid all
pper responsibility; bu; under the i'm.
ssIon that the Generals views, in re-
70 to ali the important ard exciting
lesuons Of the day, have heretofore been
60 to the public, fully and explicitly;
'hose views, whether connected with
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-06-06

E3cc:s If Tie lite Storm The rains
OF J hnrsday last have caused very extern
siye damage TO the Vicksburg and Jack
son rail road. From Bottoms to Clinton
It's tota! wreck; and the cost Of repairs
will probably amount to one hundred
thousand dolIars!l The bridges are en-
troly swept away, and it is only by cir
cuions rout that travellers can reach this
polnt Raymond Times.