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NAVAL. The U. S. sOops of war Saratoga,
Commander WIN. c. Nicholson, and Albany, Com
mander " NJ. Randolph, and the U, S. steamer
Water Witch, Lieut.. COm'dt G. NJ. Totten, arrived
at Pensacola on the 18th inst. The T. s. schooner
Flirt, Lieut.. Com'dt E. Farrand, arrived several
days after from the vicinity of Cat and Round
Islands. These four ships are now at anchor of
the Navy Yard. The frigate Raritan, the flag sifp
of the squadron, arrived ON the goth. Size bears
the broad pennant of Commodore Foxall A. Par
her. The U. S. sloop Germantown was at Havana
on the nh. The u S. steamer Vixen is still crui
e IN the neishbnThpod Of Round Island, The
Feis9Q1ls Gagetta eays thai tbs guedrn WIN
webahIg bytss III ills liaii sAj Caribbean $50
agIihs w NiHiai maAlH1
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AWAKENING OF CoNsCIENCE.-An anonymous
letter was received by mercantile house in this
city, on the 18th inst, postmarked " New York,
October 10Th, containing one hundred and fifty
dollars, which the writer states is an amount with
interest, Of an error in their account of 1881 We
have been requested tostae that the house to whom
the letter addressed appreciate the motives that
prompted. the individual to make the remittance
Charleston COHrisr.
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BENEVOLENT LEGAeIRs,--The following were
the requests of the late Henry Trowbridge, of
New Haven, Conn: $4,000 to the American Board
for Foreign Missions $1,000 to- the Home Mission.
airy Society; $1,000 to the American Bible Society !;
$1,000 to the Tract Society S2Q0Oto the Seamen's
Friends Society, $1,000 to the poor of the First
Congregational Society of New Haven, and some
others, Amounting in all TO about Sc. 600
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COLUMBIA Is. c. NEwsPAPERs.-Fhe Colum-
bia South Carolinian, in accordance with pre-
vious announcement, has come out in neat form,
as daily, thus wOrthily taking its place by the
side of its neighbor, the Telegraph, to encounter
the troubles and trials attendant on the issuing Of
diurnal sheet
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e NAvAL.-Ihe Board, now sitting in Washington
is progressing, we learn, very rapidly, with plan
for the reorganization of the Naval School at An
napols. An army officer of distinction was present
for few days. for the purpose of giving the Board
his experience in relation to the Military Academy
at West Point and its system Of organization.
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AcCIDENTs-The ship Louisiana, Capt Norton,
from Rio de Janeiro in coming up the river in Tow
OF the owboat Anglo Saxon, on the 22d inst, about
o'clock P M, into the bank Of the river, four
miles above the head Of She Passes, by which &C.
cident her bowsprit bits were torn from their fast
enings, and the Findass, main and mizzen- topmast
stays, ETC., carried away
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oiEoulaE frOm tha Troasury pepartment-rorno1.L ]

TRRAsURY DEPARTMENT, October Is 1919
consequences of questions submitted by merchants and
othe asking in consideration of the recent alterations of
the British Navigation Laws, what footing the CONNER
oe Teauona betWeen the United States and Great Britain
VIII be placed, and afsT the in of January nextIs
day on which the recent act of the British Parliament goes
into OpeIauOn--he Department deems expediant Al s
Time to Issue the following general instructions for lie infor
nation q the Officers OF the customs, and Others Interested
First In consequence the alterations OF the British nav
gat0n laws above referred to, British vessels from British or
other foreign ports will (under existing aws after the t
OF Januay next, be allowed enter in uuf po with oar
OF the world. - NN' Pai'
Second Such vessels and their cargoas will he admitted
from aud after the date before mentioned the same terms
as to duties lmpOss and charges as vessels of me- United
States aud their eargOes V o oN'eu
w. NJ. MEREDITH, Secretary o. the Treasury.
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Auction Sale ThIs DaY.

FLoRANcE & TAYLOR will sell. at IL O'Clock, at Banks
ATcRde-SlRves.
E. L. SOLOMON will SELL at halEpast 10 O'Clock, at llU
st. Charles street-HousehOld Furniture, ETC.
J. A. BEARD will SELL at half past 10 o'clock at the corner
OF BaTOnne and GrOd streets-FuInlture.
j. M DEPAss will SELL at IL O'Clock, at the corner Of Ca
rOndest aud Union streets-HOBes.
THOMAS j. SPEAR will SELL at hafpast 10 O'Clock, at the
corner of Common and Rampant strests-HOHes, etc.
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COMING HOME. - The lists of arrivals at the
hotels show rapid increase of visiters, and the
familiar faces we meet at all corners of the streets
show US that the tide Of travel home has set fully
In The summer travellers are Fastening back,
and the city has an air of activity and hustle,
lively with friendly greetings and busy preparations
for the winters campaign Of pleasure and enter.
prise-with the citizens come already, the Northern
and Western visiters-prOmising an early and ac-
I'VE season. Among those we have seen, is Judge
Bullard, the Professor of Law in the Louisiana
University, who has been serving during his alb
senoe as one Of the Government visiters to West
Point.
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FRosT.-The Abbeville Is. c. Banner Of the
18Th inst, says: We have had frost for several
mornings thisWeel, and the weather has become
quite bFaeing. -. The Mlledgeville (Geo) Re-
corder, of the 18th inst, says: Eve have had
several frosts in this region-some of them pretty
heavy. But so far as we have heard, cotton has
not been killed by them, and probably not injured
to any extent. We have no reason, however, from
present indications, to look for late season for
this plant or to hope for an augmented, by reason
of late, crop Two-thirds of a crop for Georgia,
we think, may now be safely and surely indicated,
as about the best she will be able to do for this
year"
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Some Interesting and Portable Scientific and 7rchitec.
tHrGi Works, to be found at
WOODRUFFS, 5s Camp street.

tHrGi Works, to be found at
WOODRUFFS, IS Camp street.
THE ENGINEERS AND MACHINlsTs' ASSIST.
Sem E pI soa%ins Machine NI Gr 1irn ' TI
etc Taken from machines Of approved construction at present
Machinery. Also, Introduction, and Essays various de
punents OF Machinery Loudon edition Ia TWO large quaro
THE STEAM ENGINE-Its Origin aud Gradual I'm.
adapted Manufactures, Loeomodon and Navigation By P
THE STEAM ENGINE. Famiiarly Explained and IIua.
rated With Plain Mazms for Railway sfeeuaOr BY Do
BOURNE'S Catachsm of the Steam Engine,
En g5s. We ana aS 5
sup5rdca Solids Tables q Squares and Cubes, Square aui
ENGINEERS and Mechanics Pocket Book. By Charles
EUBANK's Hydraulics and Mechanics.
MEiSBACHE,s n hanics aP Al EgglRcsrjng
The Young MllwnEhPs and Mlers Guide. BY Oliver
TREATISE on Clock and Watch Making, Theoretical
5d PScica By TGo@as Reid Edia5@gi illustrated 5y
DeWNING's Rural Architecture. a
WIGGHTIlW,LII!CK's Hints TO Young Architect
ooG%AGHS a19 ffass S b SG1ianns RSR' GI
THE ABUHfTECT, or Practical House Carpenter. Illus
isi BY sEy,iQm ar Sg[agGss ,r Fe the Use Of Carpenters Or
THE MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE. By Minard
DOWNING's Cottage Residences
PIN ELLl'S Views in Rome. o93 2t
VRyO PLANTERs-A situation is wanted by the udyer.
L tiseT OYERSEER or Assistant on Plantation.
having ived several years in DsmaTRra City reference
given. Address B, at this Office. O2t IT.
WTANTED-By an honest and induVtrious boy, sixteen
yeaB of age, lately arrived from New Ok, situation
in some respectable businesswoul prefer living with the
employer note sdde@eI to B. and left at this office,
will meet with prompt attention. O24 Its
I IME-LIME-23jO barrels Thomago9 Meadow Rock,
IL ior sale by =, HAYMAN q HOLDEN.
We haya on hand about 200 barrels Glsnns Falls Marble
Lime, for sale as above.
GFEMENT-SOCO barrels Newark and Rosendae landing
~ - ''''' ~ Wv H4YMAN s, HOLDEN,
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,-A dividend
of ten per cent. the loan of 81 900 900 to COM
plete the Illinois and Michigan Canal, has been de-
eared, which, together with the semi-annual inte-
rest was payable ON the goth inst, at the American
Exchange Bank. New York
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01- The Washington Republic says that Col.
Fremont has accepted the appointment of chief Of
the Mexican Boundary Survey, in the place Of
Col. Weller, removed.
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FIRE IN MoBLR.-A fire broke out at 4 o clock,
on Monday morning, in The twostory brick dwell,
ing on the east side Of Water street, between
Dauphin and Conf, Mobile, belonging to Charles
LeBaFon, and occupied by Mr.. BoIman, as a board
ing house. Most Of the furniture was DESTROYED,
and1he building considerably injured, before the
hames were extinguished. The Register says the
Firemen's Office had policy on the building, and
also on the furniture to the extent Of alOO0 ennIf
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ANOTHER "CANE-IN. We have a sugar.cane
in our possession which has twenty-five red joints,
and is nine feet long. 1t is latest specimen OF
Mr., Hord's crop, over the lake. The land where
that cane grew must have some saccharine mat
ter" in ii, and must be - some punkins. '-Frank-
lin Bannera
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% We learn from Mobile thatthe schooner Mo.
bile, regular packet between that place and PEN
saeoa, whichwas reported to be lost is thought to
be safe in Pensachla.
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FOR So, LoUIs.-The fine steamer Louisiana command.
ed by that very courteous gentleman, Capt Cannon saves
this afternoon at O'Clock, for st. Louis Her passengers
will be grafsd wih their trip if Staunch boat capable
officer and good table can make them So
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EXTENSIVE sALE OF HoRsEs. WAGoNs, ETC.-THos.
j. SPEAR SELLS to day at hafpast 10 o'clock at the Gamer
OF Rampant and Common Streets number Of Hones,
Maes ete The sale will be positive and without reserve
The stand is famed for the bargains bought there and to-
day there will be a lnraa nttanhnno.
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~ We are requested to state that the signature T. c.
POOen attached to an advertisement calling meeting Of
the Snow Legion, which appeared yesterday morning in
the Delta, cannot mean ThOmsa c. Poole the Clerk Of the
Second District Court he had knowledge of notice
Of the Kind until he saw it in print
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% On reference TO advertising columns, Housekeep-
en will observe that j. A. BKARpseh, to the highest bid.
der th5 day hacpa 10 O'Clock on BaIOnne street near
God The entire assortment Of superior manufactured Fur
n''ue made order aud sold in consequences Of the
leaving the city
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The SABLE HARMoMsTs-Ths great success Of this ad
mTabe company has induced them to give three more of
their popular Concerts. To might they reopen at the ST.
Louis Ballroom and predict large an audience as
have nightly attended At the Commercial Exohang &c to listen
to their melodies.
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3. Of Z meetings rms Evening.

PELICAN DIVISION No, l, at Pelican Hall, cor, Commo
and st. Charles sts., at half-past O'Clock,
OCEAN DIVISION No. 2, at Unity Hall, MargnY Build
lngs, Third Municipality, at haltpast CLOCK.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No g. at Unity Hall. Ma
rigny Buildings, Third Municipality, at haitpast Z.
JEFFERSON Division No 10, at GTetna at halEpast Z.
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OPENING OF THE FASHIONS. Mrs. Campbell at the
oOrherOf PoYdHs and Carondeet streets opens on Thuu.
day morning several Of fashionable Millinery Tbs
ladies Of course will be there.
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TUE LAW OF MASTER AND APPRENTICE
The Court of Quarter Sessions, at Philadelphia,
cancelled the indentures of an apprentice whose
master had removed into another State, in which
the boy was. unwilling to live.
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VALUABLE SLAVES AT AucrroN. --FLop.uov b T.v.
sell to-day At IL T., at Banks Arcade several valuable
Negroes. The terms cash. and sale peemptory We
call attention to the advertisement in another column
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tbs PELIcAN.GoOd cheer delicious refreshments boun,
teOus lunches, gentemauy oateren and all thaort Of
thing the characteristics of this avote place of resort
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NoMINATIoE.-T. o. Stark was nominated on
Monday evening by Che democrats of the Third
Representative District, as a candidate for the
Legislature in place Of Or. Edwards, declined.
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HORsEs AND MULES AT AUcT1ON.-J Nj Dsuas, win
sell to-day, at IL O'Clock. at Rodge Stables eonefof Ca
Ionsst and Union streets, choice Saddle Hoses Mules So
AlIo suus4or Gig.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHINGl!!
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,

PER- U M e r Y, ,,,,
Combs, Brushes and Gents FufhlshlhB
Goods.
kU We have splendid assortment Of new anu ueeu
uful FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY every packet we INV
attention 10 the following list:
CARD CASES. Pearl, shen, Silver, etc.
RETlCuLEss.. Silk and Velvet elegant patterns
PURSES "A fns assortment, neW.styss.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood Paper Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES Ebony Rosewood Pepier Mache, ETC.
DRESSING CASES Ebony Rosewood, Papier Maehe etc.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and Pspier haehs-
ACCORDEONS.. Best FRENCH double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell md Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. IA pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of all the celebrated Makers at prices
ranging from eighteen dolar'.
DOMlNOE5 and DICE.
CHESS MEN,. Chinese, English end German.
OPERA GLASSES. IA large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From two TO six bottles,
PAPETERIEs OF Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER, etc.
FANS. OF Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Sill, etc.
PORTE MONNAlEs. ..Of She'll Pearl, Leather, etc,
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAS. "A superior article made for uIss
CORK JACKETS. Life PEsSsrvsEs
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHlEFs.
CRAyATs STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have complete Of hne Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS. As seventeen made enabled
guaranty ht These Shirts made expressly for CUSTOM
styles, made Of the best
srals the best
GUINNESS & 90,
B3Ap IL CAMP Street., opposite the Ciy Bank.
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o. Governor Brown, of Florida, has appointed
Thursday, the LIST Of December, as a day of public
thanksgiving
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o. Miss Julia Dean, the well known favorite
was playing an engagement at the National Thea
ire, Cincinnati, on the 18th inst
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Gs- The war steamer Susquehanna, now build
ing at the Philadelphia navy yard, will be 30 feet
longer than the great ship Pennsylvania, and will
cost, when completed, 100000. She will carry
guns, one of which will throw shot of 268 lbs,
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IL The public respectfully informed that from this date,
The undersigned will occupy the oustoy Building CANAL
STREET, between Bourbon and Dauphn suees.
OILS 2dpd D. H. HOLMES
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUCTlON.-JOHN F. l.. Sol.
pAoH win sen to-day. without reserve, tho entire contents Of
De fgsstlggy brick dwelling 40 ST. Charles rtIes aOu
ydsas IIah Eaak 81 haauilihl FHmita1i well slth 10
sH5ai.aa d saas Rsg Ftiss fsHe6fa a ia0IsAet
l9 Fg Sll stHiisa y ia saJail.is@5ai
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MASSACHUSETTS BANKS. - The Boston Atlas
mentions that the bank dividends declared this
month, in Massachusetts,, will average nearly a
nor
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1T- The Wayerly House, at Mobile, has been
Ie-opened under the charge Of Major Buforl
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Appointments by the President. .[oTFIoIALl
Samuel B. Todd, Of Missouri, be Register Of the Land
O1os at Fayetle MssouT from and after the LIST of No
vember next, pics William McNair, removed.
Samuel Pitkip' 70 be deputy POStmasteI ct Saratoga
SnrnHs New YOFk
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PICKED UP ON THE BEACH.-The Newbern Re-
publican says, "Ou Friday, the Goth ult, day or
two after the recent severe gale upon our coast, a
sealed bottle was picked Up on the beach near
Cape Lookout, containing a note, copy of which
has been kindly furnished us by gentleman, and
which we give below. We do not know whether
the vessel mentioned has ever arrived at her dest
nation not; if she has not, this letter indicates
her probable fate
-" juno T. lS49-The ship Pursuit, bound for New York
81 days from Glagow, is supposed tObe the Ame
can coast with 259 passengers provisions scarce and in
sinking state the pumps going day and night since ths
May; Capt Evans commander. N. MACKNITH passenger"
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HEALTH OF CHARLEsTON.-There were twenty
one deaths by strangers fever in Charleston during
the week ending on the 18Th Upon this the Cou-
rier remarks: " it is proper, and as we conceive a
duty, to speak freely. There are still new cases of
fever arising, and the number of deaths, since the
weekly report, have not deereased-while there is
no alarming increase. There is no necessity for
daily meeting of the Board Of Health, to issue its
bulletins and its warnings, as if plague upon
u.s. There are but comparative few deaths out of
the number of cases that occur, and strangers are
constantly coming into, remaining, and passing
through our city, and IN no single instance, as far
as we can learn, has any one thus travelling been
taken with the fever.
We are free to say that Unacclimated persons
should not expose themselves to the night air. or to
imprudencies of any kind while the disease pre-
vails as by doing SO they wouldinvite an attack Of
the fever; but there should be but little alarm
| among our citizens, when it is reGolleced that
there are but two or three deaths per day. When
fatal epdemcs have prevailed in former years, the
deaths have generally been at least quadruple that
number
I'VE will give the earliest notice when it will
be perfectly safe for such of the unaeclimated as
are away to return TO the-city."
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Super Super Heavy Quality Sac Coats
~ We have hand choice variety Of real French Castor Bea
Yer cloth SACS, article manufactured We invite
hcuar attention u these Goods.
o. 81 ALFRED MUNROE s. co. 81 Magazine st,
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The Eastern Mail was through Yesterday in.fall.
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: C0rUe
To Capt JANIS FULLERTON Of the american SLIP james


SrAsa small Of gratitude and high respect your
very paenn and attention while
your Ship Lyepoo this city beg youto accept this Ring
Nay YOU be sue1ssn your auo6 profession your sterling
qualities deserve you glance this poor Offering
esteem, the generous consideration Tor M poor
gt may enough fall under your
command. tSigned-Twu Hundred and Fifty passenger
NesOrs4rs. October % 1873.
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An extensive assortment Of STANDARD School and Miscellaneous
Works. every department Literature, Science and Art together
with every variety Of STATIONERY in general For sale by
o22 std&W j. B. STEEL, IA Camp st..
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Temple Meeting -. This Evening,

LOUISIANA CouHoIL No, l, T. A Il S. Templars S. of
at Temple Hall, No. II Royal st, at halfpast OoIoci
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For BUNCE,s,
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS,


Rowau's Modern French Reader,
Poruey's syHabairo Francois
Comlcy's English Grammar.
Bullions's First Lessons IN Eng
lish Grammar.
McGulcy's Eclectic Readers
Wlmscn's Reader, OF The Chill
drcn's Friend.
Goodrich's Child's History Of the
United Stltes;
Wilson's History Of the United
States,
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NEW ORLEANS :

See 7Asrd Page for CRY NEws, SO.
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~ SEE ApEERTLsEMENTs on rAlRD PAa.
Glasgow weekly times., 1849-06-14
RHE U MATISM CAN BE CURED
BY THE PROPER USE OF
MYERS EM EsEsOCATION!

THIS Svereign and effectual remedy for
that painful disease, was discovered upwards
of sixty years ago by the Grand Father of the
undersigned, "a German Physician of his dav)
and has neverbeen made known out of his
family.
It's incredible cures have astonished thou
sands who have witness ed its power over that
disease. Unfortunate, despairiug inva)ids, who
have been bed-riddeM for years, have been re-
stored to the enjoyment of perfect health. 1t
banishes all pain in few days, and its efficacy
is gladly realized by the patients being able to
resume their usual avocations, after having
suffered in torments for months and years.
The wonderful success of the EMBROCA-
rION, in curing the worst cases of Rheu-
matism, has acquired for it celebrity un-
precedented and its fame originated from
its own merits. 1t never has failed to cure
Rheumatism, either inflammatory or chronic,
and feel safe in saying it never will if fairly
tried. pledge myself TO refund the cash to
any person who uses it properly without being
overwhelmingly. Youwho are afflicted may
| have tried every other remedy but this. Try
IT, and if it does not cure, it will not cost
you any thing. By this rule desire it should
| be used.
Persons are warned to be OH their guard OF
whom they purchase, as several mean at.
tempts have been made to procure the RECIPE
from which this medicine is prepared. The
proprietor deems 1t his duty to say to tie af
flicted, that he will furnish travelling agents
with written authority for depositing it.
OtT My name is on each bottle, and none
genuine unless prepared by HENRY c. MYERS,
Fayette, Missouri.