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1armfa:s Department,
How to Keep Harness in Order.

Observing the good condition and fine ap.
pearamce Of the harness Of Aid. Baker, pro.
prietor of the most extensive livery estab-
lishment in Rochester, we requested him to
impart to US, for publication, the modus opc-
randi by which so desirable result was
achieved. In compliance herewith, he sta
ted the course adopted rs The best and most
economical, after twenty years experience
i'll Il business which required considerable
attention to tackling apparatus His pro-
cess of oling and washing harness is sub
stan,i;illy as follows:
Take Meats Foof Oil, and Ivory or Patent
Eack-,hc latter well pulverzcd, or to be
made 50 before using. Mix thoroughly
adding the black until the oil is well colored
or quite black. In cool weather the oil should
be warmed somewhat before mixing. With
sponge apply light coat of the mixture
only what the leather will readily absorb, un-
less the harness is very dry, in which case
heavier coating may be necessary. After
the harness is dr>--whirh will be in two
hours to half or whole day, depending up
ON the weather aud previous condition Of
the leather-wash thoroughly with soap
suds. In making the suds, use good Castle
soap and cold rain uaier-.warm water should
never be used on harness leather. Apply the
suds with Il sponge. Rub off with buckskin.
Illis will give your harness Il nice, glossy
surface, aud the leather will retain good
color and continue pliabc for months. If it
becomes snilcd with mud, or sweat, an ap-
plication of soap and water as above direct
ed, without oilnS,l will be sufficient to give
j, bright appearance.
Two applications Of this oil and black
mixture y year, Tor once every six months)
will be sufficient to keep harness, rs ordina-
rily used, in good order. 1t may be neces.
ssry for livery men, aud others who use har.
ness constantly, to apply the oil oiteuer-
but in most eases two oilings a year, and
washing with suds when soiled, viii keep
set Of harness in good trim for sight and
service. This process will pay large divi-
dend in extra service aud durabiliy-to say
nothing of improved appearance.
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Onion Culture at the South,

There is scarcely vegetable that enters
into so nainy compositions Of cookery as
the onion. 1t is considered one of the
heal,hirst of vegetables, and should abound
in every garden at the South the year round,
for whether served up whole at the table or
chopped and used TO flavor soups, stews,
hashes, &c, it is wholesome aud nourish.
ing vegetable aud should he had by every
house wife Of the South for culture. The
difficulty Of keeping the onion alter maturity
in this clisaats, has been {, great draw back
TO its culture. Wealersticld furnishes two.
thirds Of all the onions consumed at the
South But we have cultivated our onions,
like many other vegetables aud fruits, with
out adapting them to our own peculiar cl-
m.te.
There are two ways Of propagating the
onion, one from the blackseed, and the other
from the top or button. The soil for onions
must be rich, and should abound in potash,
as that is one of its special manures. Guano
applied in the fall and well turned under, is
one of The best luanrres, and hen manure is
almost eqpal,lo,it. Ashes may be sowed
broad cast over the plants during their
growth. Promising that the soil is rich,
deep and mellow, plant the black seed in
September, October. January, February and
March. The fall plantuss cues will mature
earliest; plant in drills about eighteen in
ches apart, and thin out to six inches in Il 9
drill. Onions will not bear deep cultu Q
after their stems have become as large as
the little finger. rs the cutting Of the roots
will retard the sroASt, Of the bulb.
The top, or button Of the large bulb that
pro iuces them, should be planted early in
tie fill 'FRs button will produce a fine
onion in the spring the large bulb, cluster
of onions at the root, and bunch Of but
tons at the top. This bulb should be plant
ed as soon as n,aturcd The two varieties
of onions, the seed and button, will give the
tac!nl aud judirious cu!ivator Il constant
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DIR. A. G. TEAGUE,


DIR. A. G. TEAGUE,
Wholesale & Retail Druggist
TAKES this method of returning his thanks to
i his friends and patrons, fr the patronage he
has received in the sale Of Drugs, Medicines, &c.
lie is now receiving an addition to his already
extensive Stues Of -:
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stufs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty
Physicians Shop Furniture, &c.
THE FINEST WINES AND BRANDIES,
for Medicinal purposes,
Fine Cigar and Tobacco,
PERFUDIERE
OF his own and Northern make,
French Extracts, &C., &c.
Paint, Hair, Hat, Shoe and Tanners Brushes
Tinctures & Medicinal Compounds,
made under his own supervision in STRICT
accordance with the L. ). Disp'ry.
The most Reputable NOstrNlns,
All Of which he will sell at prices that will comPar.
favonBly with any Southern market Those wish
ing to purchase articles in his lire will do well to
call and examine his Stock and prices.
Elgefcn C. H.. Jan % tf
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supply of this almost indispensable vege-
table any month in the year. The fall
planted button maturing early in the spring,
the fall planted seed early IN the sansnser ;
the spring planted seed early iuthe fall and
the early fall planted, large button bulbs,
being fit for table alb the winter. Thas Civ.
ing constant succession Of onions for the
table, from one years end to another. Aud
yet many country people, planters, eat Welh>
ers6eld onions three months in the year, and
go without the balance--Soil Of the South.
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Females, Read he following.

NEwArH, N j., Jan 25.
MI. BESSETr:-We take peas,,r. in stating that your
Yellow Dock Sarparilla gives grca 'facton In every
case. s-Ei l-a 80 s'sr.s.ia5.,>
very respectable gentleman Informed me TINT his daug
ter was troubled with difficult mesriaOn and diseases pc
cuiar her She had not Ind her regular menstrual
discharge for long time: hut by the Of DR.. Guysotts
yellow Dock aud SanSparlla radically She nscd
TowIisons an rrs without ing the slightest benefit
lie had daughter 10 die from thu same cause.
.sf-se j. IL. TEIPP S CO =
sS- PEicE Fl per botile-six bottles for $5
SCOylL Il MEAD. Ill Charters Street. New Orleans,
General Wholesale gents forIlie South. : 3 ~
rear- Sold Bye L. PENN, Edgencd C. H.. .WsAIDE5W
4 nENDY, Abh=ric c. IL. I-.pRaI-r-4JeN}s,Sa Sasls.r-
~ c. H.; a. j. cREIGIITOS,f Ilamburp;s lI!AHILANDl
RlsI.EY & Co., Augusta, Gu, and By Agent in every
Town In The South. =: FSS5.5sz-; ~
Alr Il, Cm y. y - -. lS
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9elftt poetry,
xswarunNoT KNOW ME NOW.

ny NJ LOUISA ClurwooD.
.Ah Jamie, dear Jamie,
Ye would not know me now;
There is no rose hue on my sunken check,
No ligh, locks on my brow;
Were We raised wp from the cold damp'g grave
Could re gazc Oh me once more,
Se wouia NOT know Your bridge, Jamie;.
Your bonny BRIDE OF yorc-
Sli, Jamie, my Jamie,
AS sit in my lonely room,
And toll and toll, and stitch and sttchI
Till the night wears by in gloom:
often sigh, us wipe my tears
And rest my aching brow,
Were We raised up from the chilly sfaTet
Ye would not know me now
All Jamie, best Jamie,
lul our babes to sleep
With 4 low sad strain, and mg loving heart
How i, ,hrobs to hear tfcm weep;
They are thin and pale for the want of bread,
And flush is on each brow,
Ye would not know your own sick babess
And ye would not know Esrc ROW.
All Jamie, dear Jamie,
Our cot in the n,ossy vak<
I'ri.it it of. in my soft, sweet dreafns,
And Gull til, cowslips pale.
And see the pansy's dcwy !ipss
Nnd hear thy loves first VOW
Bat why should the wrctchrd dream of joy,
Thou art gone forever now.
All Jamie, my Jamie,
1t is hard to toll for bread,
never dreamed in my girlhood hours
To live when thou wcrt dead
never dreamed Of this lonely rVom,
And the Gods upen thy brow,
Were ye raised up from the chilly grave,
Ye would not know nc noT.
Ah Jamie. dear Jamie.
The light fades from mine eye,
Sometimes faint, in my gloomy hours,
And fcar that must die;
'Twouid be Il sweet rest with thee, dear,
With the dust DER heart and brow,
But WHO would care for Our babes, Jamie,
They've none beside me now.
All Jamie, my Jamie,
The world is dark and drcar,
Only the sound of the city hum,
Comes 10 my lone ear,
And crush the sobs in my throbbing heart,
And kiss each baby brow,
And say, and say, in u whisper s"ft,
.Yc would not know me now.n
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eypsum for Gardening PURPOSES.


This valuable fertilizer is not yet half ap-
preciated by Southern gardeners. As ma
nure for poor soils, it is valueless; its chief
benefits arises from its power Of holding ard
fixing the ammonia which rises from manure
already in the soil, and we look upon any
thing as manure that is food for plants,
whether it comes from the stable or the
swamp. From the sulphur in Gypsum, it is
a great preventive of worms; gardens well
dressed with it, will be exempt FROM the cut
worm. Young cabbages and turBips sprink-
led with Gypsum in their germing state will
be exempt from the ravages Of the green
worm. Guano is doubIy increased in value
by being sowed with plaster. The past dry
sum@er has fully developed the utility Of
GyPsum; wherever we applied Gypsum to
the onions, English peas, Irish potatoes, or
melons, there we have had the finest crops,
notv outstanding the drought We observe
when there has been no dew at night, and
all vegetation looks parched and dry, where
Gypsum has been fully used in the garden,
there is dampne:s lin the morning like a
dew had fallen. 1t is asserted by an emf.
nent Northern Horticulturist, that Gypsum
is positively injurious to strawberries; we.
have no doubt but it stimulates the vine into
too rapidfs growth, and as we of the South
want fruit instead of vine, it should be used
cautiously. But for garden vegetables, where
those vegetables have anything to feed upon,
Gypsum is a great promoter of appetite by
mostenng the food ready for the rootlets to
take up with their thousand mouths. 1t can
be had in the New York market at about 81
per barrel.-Exchange paper.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
MILLER & WARREN.
Augusta, Ga,

Augusta, Ga,
TAYE Just received, at their Store, Conner ep-
1 I posite the Mansion House, q large and cen,-
pete Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting Of
lADlGg' DREgg GOODS
Brocade and Rich Plaid SILKS,
Brocade and Striped B1ac& SLf.MSr
Embroidered Merino Robes,
Rich Figured Caslimeres and D'Laines,
Plain French and English hlerinos,
SaNony Piaidss II beartisul article for CSiIaseR's
Dresses,
Cold English Fannels, for Children and Ladies'
Sacks,
Super White Gauzc and Welsh Fannels,
Black Chally D'Lsincs and Bombnzincs,
French, English and American PRINTS,
Rich EEnbrofderies.
French CIIEMTZETTES and SLEEVES
Collars; Worked Bands;
Muslin EdgiDgs and InsrrtiB2s; Irish Linens;
Damask. Table Cloths. Table Napkins nnd Doyles,
l2-4 Heavy BarBsley 'Shectinss,
Together with fine Stock of SATIN ETS,
kentucky JEANS, CLOTHS, CA5SIMERES
and fESTINGS.
We respectfully solicit call from our friends
and customers and persons visiting the city would
do well to give us Il look before purchasing
Augusta. Oct u 6m 80
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Fresh and Pure Garden Seeds.

4 CST Received large and well assorted supply
~ Of, GARDEN SEEDS from the. celebrated
Seed Establishment Of Constuck, Fcrre s. Co.,
warranted fresh and pure.
If you wish to have Your Garden well stocked
with choice Vegetables next year, You have nothing
to do but to get supply Of these Seeds, make Your
ground rich, plant at tile right time and cultivate
properly. u. l.. Penn, Agent.
l,,n 81 If 40
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THE R0ADqT HE a L TIL!
HOLIOWAY'S PILL s. ~;

!,
Cure c] D's0faeTca L'rcr anu Dda D'eeSt'o"-
Copy Of Letter from Mr. X. W. kiEKrN Gheins, IT'S
cot Street, liyrroul dated 9Th june ISL
r. ,,, ,t,,,nn.x
~ "" '-. ''
Sir: onr rms ana ointment nave s'ood inc highc1 on
our sale iiSl ol frurhhry Medicines Ior some Years L
customer. To whom can refer for any inquiries desires me
10 lei you Know The particulars "f her cl"e She ad been
rouble, fr year. with dsrdrre iivcr ami br dlgrston
TN the last 'Sin lnwrycr HE Srurcc Ol Inc aticrk
was alarming and The inflammation gel in severely. that
doubts were entertained Of her moi being able To bear nr
m.h1 , nfn, M n In ur H h T' % an each .ueeenS do
she had great relief She continue, 10 take them. and ul
l"n SUI % uSS, OH! , nfI AcS. ~. = @ m"m w. ,r
W pS'le.t iva .''t. III % wv % ;, -, - ~, w. ! , , - III ,, -,
"u' m u'G ;, ' % M I G =; ~; -. w ~ ~ - @ ,; ~ h;i t,,,
eufe h' l'e""' i"eh III '' VI ! ~ 'IE NJ L.IpLEi .''
E'I" " n"N~'
Va, D;owc,,'s Iond
"
Copy of Letter inserted In the Hobart Town Courier OF tho
Isl of March, lN1l, 10y Major J "AL.
Nsr.,r.t Mc,,uu.,n. nineteen wears Of ope residing at
or upwars f two months which had entirely deprived her
m the ,,s q" .r limbs: during This period She WIZ. under The
care of the mos. eminent, medical men In Hobart Town and
y them her ease was considered hopeless friend prr-
vailed upon her ~ Try ollowys crlrbr,rd Pills. which she
consented 10 " nn in an Incredible short space Of time they
-"e' - 80 '"'' :, -,
cure " II WH ana 1t9htHeSS !" He C"est aHo
-,
Tion '"S'S' hh" ~ .onI "nrs VI "e
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HINTS TO Whoever will apply
an ointment made of gunpowder, birthstone,
and common grease, behind the neck Of
their lambs, will be sure to have them FRO.
tected from all kinds ofvermin. The GUAM
tity necessary to be made use Of is so small
that sixpenny worth is sufficient to dress
upwards of two hundred lambs.
The better animals can be fed, and the
more comfortable they can be kept. the more
profitable they are, and all farmers work for
profit. What ought to be done to-day, do
it if YOU can; for tomorrow it may rain.
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AUGUSTA FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMP0RIUM.
-~~~~~~~-~~>~~-~~~-~~-->>
W7m. O. PRICE g. CO., TAILons-FOR
w THE SPRING TRADE-Are constantly
manufacturing and at ALL TINES well supplied With
the newest styles'of
Clothing Of all descriptions,
COATS, PANTALOONS, VESTS, SHIRTS,
UndcrsIlirts and Drawers,
sRSYAFS, ScARfS, GLOVES, BELTS AND BRACES,
HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS,
Trunks, Travelling Bags, &c., &c.
TOILET FURNlSHIN G-Faney Soaps, Ex1
tracts, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Combs, Rogers
Knires, Shears, Purses and Port Monies. Canes,
Umbrellas, Hats, Caps, and every article of Cen
tlcmens' dress and personal furniture.
To TIE TRADE-we IT. well supplied with
CLOTHS. CASSlalERES, yEsTINGS AND
TRIMMINGS. Cloths by the piece, pattern or
yard, which we will sell as low as can be bought in
New York City.
WM. o. PRICE,
w. T. sINGRAHABi.
No. 255 Bruad-street, Augusta Ga.
March so II 10
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Give mae your Attention -!

A LII those indebted to me either by Note or
N Account will confer lasting favor on The
Subscribers by Immediately paying up the same, ms
further Indulgence CANNOT, nor MUST NOT
be expected Enough said! Money is w lat want.
NJ w. CLARY.
Carytpn DuO If d
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M. PYLES, NJ. D.
llcsidcnt Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.

LoUDoy, KY. April 9th, 1850
SIR-Pcrmt to address to you few lines and do mo
the honor to reply to request that will make in the
conclusion of this letter, sc.
AN graduate OF Transylvania Medical Uuiversty
have practiced medicine in this wilderness country about
five years. but owing exposure bitter cold weather.
have been indposed with Acute rheumatism about elk
months After having exhausted my skill in tho treatment
ofny case and deriving 10 benefit induced to give
your FLUID EXTRACT OF SAsArAEILLA fnr trial, and
accordingly purchased bottle Of medicine from
agent Mr. George r. Brown, about two weeks ago, and
must confess that one bottle has entirely cured
1t Is my opinou that your preparation Of Sarsaparla
decidedly superior to any other preparation now In use,
and will take great pleasure in recommending It to tho
afflicted as being remedial agent, and will advise tho
physicians to use it in their practice &c.
Respectfully yours, 3. =. ALLEN, n. D.
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TIE TT ON z.

" Testimony like the following renders superfous MI
comments the efficacy OF Bulls Ssrsapara From DR..
L. T. Yandell, Professor OF Chemistry In the Louisville
Medical College: have looked the list of ingredients
composing John Bulls Compound Extract Of Sarsaparln
ind have hesitation in aying that thoy form safe
compound and that promises we'll In chronic disenses
70 which II Is applicable. l.. 7. YANDELL, M. D.
Louisville. June G. lSie.
What Dr. Pyles physician ny appointment to the Louis.
willie Marine Hospital, SayE of Bulls Sarsaparia
LOUISVILLE, Ilurch 20, 1S49.
have examined the prescription for the preparation o.
John Bulls Sarsaparilla aud believe the combination TO
be an excellent one and well calculated TO produce alter
atiye impression the system. have used It both In
public and private Practice aud think 1t the best article
Of Sarsaparillu now In use.
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For Ordinary.
For Clerk.
a @Ag2De

a 9ASDe
TIME Tailoring Business will be continued by
: l. the Undersigned at his old stand. Thankful
to his customers for their liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed on the Firm of Cul%an & Lcgg, he
hopes by strict attention TO business TO merit con-
tnuaucc of the same. JOHN COLGAN.
Jan 2, 1854 II 81
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IuS 20 uNt lt III tNelr prlctlce, &c,
Respectfully yours, B. y. ALLEN, II. D.

LOUISVILLE, July 18th 1S49.
have examined the list Of articles that compose John
Bulls Extrc Of Sarsaparia and have hcstitation In
saying that safe and valuable compound would
prefer TO any article In use for the diseases orsng
from impure state Of the blood or ant Of the system
confidently rccommcndit my friends rs being power
full Extract and that believe will NIL classes Of
Diseases Tor which Is recommended If used according to
directions believe 1t to be valuable succedaneum to
Mercury Nay, have my doubts whether in the most
violent and protractcd cases Of Syphilis accompanied with
Nodes Trophe iu curies Of the bones whether II ought
not succcQd eyrry otIpr rnr,uly
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H. E WI d " a l.!
Savannah River Valley R. Road
HAMDuRc, Oct. &c, 1853. J

rENlIIS Company having been organized. and how
l. preparing 10 commence operations, deem II pro-
PER for the purpose Of increasing subscriptions to
the Stock, to give notice that the Directors have ap-
pointed all the Commissioners, heretofore appointed
to receive subscriptions, and specially request them
to devote still more time and labor To this Important
enterprise, BY continuing to use their influence in
procuring us much Stock to he taken as possible,
within their respective localities. And t" this end
they are authorized to receive from subscribers 10
Stock, notes bearing interest for the instl!mct Of
ten per cent payable to the Savannah River Valley
Rail Road. HIRAM HUTCHINSON, Pres.
n,. 9n, 1T
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manufactured Tobacco !!

TUST Received direct from the Factory Thirty
O Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comprising
Four Choice Brands, viz Honey Dew, Orunoco,
Extra and Premium. For safe by The Box, or at
retail at LOW PRICES. Don't fail to call and
sample before buying elsewhere.
q. l.. PENN, Agent.
Oct &C u IL
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Notice.

1gNIIE Subscriber living near Bethany Academy,
J. also to ilr. Ga ptin's Schnn, will take Students
to Board the ensuing year 1T moderate prices.
ii. EDWARDS.
Jan l. 81
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Rev. E. W.. sEHoN, Rev. E. STEVENSON.

CONCLUSIVE. The following Is verbatim COPY Of a.
certificate now In tho possession Of the proprietor Of Bulls
SarsapRrila Rev. L. W Schon Is widely and generally
known rs an eloquent anducoomplshcd pastor Of the NJ
T. church, and Rev L. Stevenson has been known
Of the most talented and jealous members that the Ken
ucky Conference could boast Of for many years. and
this time filling tue high and responsible station Of agent
for the NJ Book Concern Can tho world produce better
or more satisfactory testimony IN favor Of any medicine?
better testimony then was offered in favor Of any
medicine. lev. Z. w. Schon Rev T. Stevenson:
LOUISVILLE May 20h, 1S49,
We have used Join Bulls Sarsaparia, aud have known
u 10 be used, with entire Sntisfaction aud have
hesitation In Stating belief that 1t Is cafe and.
valuable medical compound and calculated to produce
much good and relieve much suffering; and therefore
would checrfny anGnost earnestly recommend 1t to tho
afflicted f. ". SEII0N.
(Signed, i. STEVENSON,
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We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with,
any OF the ills that flesh Is heir tor to call Dr. john
Bulls agent, and get copy Of bulls Family Journal,
GRATIS and for the sake Of humanity, hope that
single individual will be found unwilling to give Bulls
Sarsapara TRIAL. after reading and recollectng at the
time, that is impossible for the Doctor to publish
cur by his srsDpar Tho amount Of tes
timony voluntarily showerod Dr. Bulls Sarsaparilln,
from we'll known and distinguished individuals both In,
public and private life las been perfectly overwhelming.
l- DIR. John Bulls Principal Office, west side Fifth
street first door below Main, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
esH Fon sale in this Village, on Agency, by G:
L. Penn, Druggist.
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N0tice !!

A LII Persons anywise indebted to the Estate of
N John Wise, decd, are hereby requested to
make immediate settlement, and those having de-
mands against said Estate will please render in their
accounts ortllwith properly attcscd, according to
law. SIDNEY WISE,
Il. Ii. MILLER. '-%ors'
Oct JG If
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CANDIDATES.

For Sheriff.
FELIX E. BODIE,
WaI. QUATTLEBtMr
JULIUS DAY.
JAMES EDISON.
For Tax Collector.
BARNEY LAMAR
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS b. REESE,
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
A. X. ABLE,
THEOPHlLUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ.
NJ b. WIllrTLE,
LEE HOLSON,
For Ordinary.
JOHN w. SMITH,
w. F. DURTSOE,
II. r. WRIGHT,
DAVID BODIE.
For Clerk.
EDMUND PENN.
THOS. G. BACON.
4. B. BOUKNIGITT,
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The peculiar maladics to which females urc subject coi~
depressed an ollen gloomy Of mind AS the systnr
declines in strength. there Is loss OF ncrvu, power and
this very naturally mpains tc energy or the mind and dis
lirbs The cuanin.y Of the temper Every candid woman
who a, suffered from female complaints viii admit this To bs
the mournul rll Now, obtain relief il is only
rs 10 stop ie tendency Ia depletion und debility. This Is
,ue by renewing. thai fDtan Of health and strength the
BLOOD and no medicine ac'rmish~ This desirable result
sospccy AMI complete DR. Guysoits lmprured Extract
of Yellow Dock ap Snrsaparilla-" ,. - .f4yr Il
Ladies ni Iac complexion an cnnHmpire habits, and
such ~ are drbiar by those distractions which females
bloom and to vigOr. Er-- .t2.-E