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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02
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airy and Of her Wars,
TOItSs s.. AHA B, former
q IysT bird a Idt tor ut Tho U. 81!
Treasury - Rtll3sT III. ALEsA
u E r Attorney for Claimant s
Tod,l'S Marble building 81 6 iiGf -
ton city, continue to give thatr g
al prompt attention to The 5fos cone i4s
ton of EVERY DEsORlPTtuSs of IA iS aSaif1st tlie
GENERALs SIoHERH1tENES q hain fami Iiarity with
the general routine Of btsinesS connectsf ygitll
the seyerll DepaF tnlef ana khe exp6fiSSee
they have had in the f4Gganieie Sol, the large
number of cases heret6tlfe entrusted 10 f6eir
care, warrants them in tend erlng their services,
with renew etl aeACa to- the very
Revolutionary and Qt her ~ drs4 81 no have be-
come entitled, by acts of Congress TO com Inuta
ton, 1nl pay, PEN ion or bounty la1d,
= nd dltt9n 90 their Iience, tag possess
much va uablc record and doaunenta ry eTid anos
apPortaining to the numerous classes Of elafnss
81 Army Officers, Soldiers, TehtdsksrS Ma
val ~ Ulcers. Seamen. and Navy CLERKS Cor choir
suryiv wing widows. or minor dren who served
or any of the Indian Wars, for period Of nos
less than FoURTEEN DAYS are now entitled 10 q
Land Warrant Tor 100 AoREs. Those who have
deceived their 40 or 80 acre warrants are now ems
equal to lf0 acres.
FEEs-For obtaining an 80 acre warrant, IS:
100 acres, IS; 100 acres, $40.
Regular correspondents who prepare ca
ses and forward thOIn TO the abovo address for
man9gemsnt here, will DO dealt with Iberally.
~ "A CouRr OF CLAIMS having baen created
by Congress-, bafore which Ain PRIvArE oLAI,rs,
not heretofpro provided for By law, arc to be
presented for adjudication, the undersigned will
undertake the management of an, cases requi-
Tilpattenrion before that cnrirt. and devote their
beSe energies t. tho interests of thsir cliCnSs.-
- They AK no fee in advance, nor do they
make any charge for tn il sGrvlc 8 Except
where previously agreed upon) unless they arc
successful in obtaining something for thosSaTho
employ them. Address
JNO. S q RIO. II. GALLAHER.
Washington, DC.
N. D,-LASo W4RRASTs BoreuT AND SOUP
We buy, Land Warrants aud Revolutionary
Scrip " highest market rates, giving gelleT IN
higher prices than anv other markets ford, *.
teEt tn 10 immsliately in tbs vicinity of Land
Offices wtiera Warrants are located The advan-
.lago of sendinR Warrants to Washington "a that
epanctes in assignments, which often oScnr
and p!9dnSeltliliS ICY, can he rsctiaed, frequens
apll e j. s. & RIO. II. G.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

rh1ge, or Flooding; PliniuL Suppressed, aud
Irregular Mens,rnatinn, &c, with all their ac-
cuml'unyiug evils, (Cancer excrpt.d,) no nut
ter how severe or how long Standing
This medicine has never been introduced by
empty puiFs and Misrepresentation, NOR is it
intend d that its present popularity shall be sus
tanned by uny medium but its merits and thea
probation Of the public.
REFERENCES
have no hesitation 10 saying DR.. Mlrc;isi's
Uterine CuthoIicon is Invaluable in uterine dseI =
AmrnorrLoan, ProIapsus Uteri, and i'll cases OF
extensive liberation Of tho vugine aud os uteri.
II il worthy of the notice Of tie Faculty.
JOHN @. ORRICK, NJ. D.
Baltimore, Nd.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

practical experience of over 20 years en-
abIes Dr.. H. TO insure sound and speedy chre
ia certain class of Diseases, which have too
long been yielded by regular physicians to the
hands of Quackery. He may he consulted con-
fdentialEy, either in person or by letter.
o. Persons at u distance diStancs cured at
homo by addressing letter 10 DR.. H1rris, BaIi-
more, Md, All communications confidential
remedies sent by mail to any part OF the U. S.
Soc advertisements in other parts of the puper.
au30 ~. i.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

Observation-Disclosures County, MARCH 18th,
1855 For reasons appearing TO the court,
it is ordered, that the Sh riff of this county and
the Commissioners of Electors for members OF
the General Assembly shall open p, Il and sake
tho sense of the freehoiders Of this county, on
the question whether the said Cont On behalf
of this county shall subscribe to TIE Stock of the
Northeastern Virginia Railroad Company, TO
an amount not exceeding fifty Thousand dollars.
and not payable in Shorter period than ten
annual ipstalIments with interest.
Copy-Attest. r. CHAPLIN, OK.
mar3l l0L
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Harrison House,
BRiDGEpORr, VA,

TTNnE undersigned would respectfully announce
to the public, that he has opened Public
House in Bridgeport, Va.
This House having been built and fitted
up expressly for the entortainment of the
public. he feels confident that he can satisfucto-
nly entertain all VIII" may favor him it'll call.
Ills STABLE is large and convenient aul
will be carefully attended.
Charges will bo male at all times as roasona-
bic as circumstances will admit.
d. D. WILKINSON, Proprietor
April 4th. lS:5.-1y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

PREPARING FOR THE MAINE LAW
Since the passage Of the ProhibI'0ry H.
lnOr law, " large number Of liquor dra'
lcrs in Brooklyn, it is stated, have adVeT'
Used their premises " 10 let"
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Apl14t.
HARDwAREl HARUwAREtf

John II. MURPHEY has just received and
- is now opening tho most extensive astort-
ment Of hardware, ever offered In CIarkSbLrg
His stock embraces almost everything in the
line, among which nre
Carpentsr's, Cabinot-maksr's. shasmaker's
and Biacksmith's tools of every description, to-
gelher with general assortment Of cabinet fn-
iShtng material.
W. Stewards warranted cast steel axes, Hand
Axes; Hatchets, &c.
A fine stock of knives, Shears. Scissors, dc.
Table gallery and Spoons in great variety.
Curtain trimmings, Britannia ware. Candle.
sticks. etc.
1t Is useless TO attempt an ennmeratioH Of The
articles, hut the public arS respectfully invitet
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02
Mr.. McComo,, ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following are the appointments Of
Mr.. E. W. McComas. the Democratic
candidate for Lieut.. Governor
Wood, May 4lh,
Jackson, " 7th.
Intermediate appointments will be made
upon consultation with friends along the
routes.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

Pamphlets continuing much useful infOrna-
ton touching tue nature and symptoms Of the
ul'0vo diseases togrther.with testimonials from
Ia les Of the highest responsibility, certified
"y the most satisfactory authority, to all which
tn" attention of Iudes aud practitioners is respect
luIy invited, can be had ATS ut the store Of
A. T. BARNES, Agent,
Druggist, Clarksburg, Va.
Also sold by Dr.. Jas. II III, Weston; Stephen
NJ. Holt, PhiIiippi j.. 8; w. B. Kern, Middle
oournc aud by Druggists at F"irmont, and IN
ali the ajjolniuS counli.s. S. S. Hauce, Whole
sale atd Retail Ag-nt Baltimore.
J. b. MARCHlSI 4 Co., Proprietors,
Central Dsnot, COL BroadMAy, N. Y.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02
COZ. A. 3. smith

Will address the people at TIE following
Al Pbillippi. on May the 10th.
At Clalks burg 4th.
Al West Union. !. goth.
Col. Smith il q good speaker. Let all
turn out to hear him.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

~A well-known and influential Dem
ocrat in Roanoke county, Virginia. under
date of the 25Ih ult., writes to US as fol-
lows:
"Wise's prospects are bright and
Frightening. In a know-nothing lodge
in an adjoining county, one week since,
twenty five withdrew, and seventeen
more gave notice OF their intention that
they would be off at the next meeting
more than one half. as 1 am informed, of
all meet Withdrawn members. at ev-
cry corner How proud l should be if
the Ola Dominion sustains herself in the
fight and she pill.''- Washington Union
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selIfneOnf n COL.

i form the public that 10 bag puFel1sse5 tJs
euilre stock Of goods rScently bBad s. q. a..
Jennings, Ia West Union, DoddEa adazty,
which he will sell upon the nesi Te1ssa4bio
teruib. Country PTodaeS tiEeu 81 S4s !eE
gOOdt VIZ. SMITH
Anil IIfh. ls55-3m
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02
Arpoint,nen;s Of Mr.. Cnnlilc.

The following are the appointments
made by Mr.. John s. Garlic. the Ameri
can cAn1iiate for Congress FROM this
district
will address the people at
Mason Court. house On the
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GARL1LE, Esq. US q candi date to represent this
Congressional District in the next Congress of
the q. s.
tsy-We are requested to announce GEO. W.
2LORCY, as a Democratic candidate for the Vir-
ginin House of Delegates, and opposed to Know
Nothingism.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

The VIRGINIA COUNTRY BANKs.-The
country banks Of Virginia are, in conse.
quence OF the new postage law requiring
prepayment of letters, adopted the plan
OF not giving notice through mail Of notes
maturing. They will furnish. such intor-
nation as may be desired, il writtcn to
on the subject, and three cent piece in-
closed in the letter.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

would be glad to have further
supply, as tho medicine is becoming very p"pu-
lar, ana l think will continue, rs it has giVen
vI i'll every Instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D.,
Mt. Vernon. Ind.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

Prevail on medical men TO adopt it
in their procticc und have no fears of the re-
suit, from what knowledge have obtained per-
sonol!y Of its curative powers. wish thu me
diciue kept here.
T. &C. HAWKINS, NJ. D.
Wuyucsburg, Pa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02
CircuInr Of Prices im the Baltimore
Market,
For the ,reek ending April g, 1855.
REPORTED ny
RANDOLPH & L4TIMER,

Ill
APrLrs- Sales S2,OO@S4 per biol.
BUTTER-Rec ipts moderate aud market quiet
We quote
Western in kegs l2@c15 Common roll l29l6
GIades '' lG@ 81 Prime 1902
BAcOx-Market more active without any
change in quotations
Shoulders, 735@814c Hams. plain 1O@lIc
Sides, Sh@9L ss fancy l2I6I5
COUNTRY SoAP-We quote T@Sc.
CATTLE-The offering OH Thursday last was
about 100 head, OF which were sold ut
s"75@6.5O ON the hoOf, equaIto SlO.5n@Sl2,25
nett,
CoRx-An active demand, with light receipts,
and we notice an advance in prices.
White 100, q, 03c. yellow lO2@I06c.
CLovERsEED--Demand very light aud market
dull. Sales Of old at SS.50@5.75. New at Sc
10 $3.50.
DEEEskrSs-Ip good demand, with sales at Is
DRlEp FRurr. We quote Apples 81, l2@l37 per
ouslel. Pouches l,759 400
SlO.75 o''' -'-''I1
OATs-Nd. 60 to &c. Pa. 65 to 70.
RYE-Md. $50 to l.35. Pa.I.35 to / 40. i
aNAHERopT-We quote Seneca 5Oto 55c. vir-
IAlLow-Alarket dull-at II to l2Ic..
IlMoTHTs1ED-We quote so to S4.OO
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

The Catholtcon Is good aud doing service here.
All II" patients that have tried the medicine
have been benefited but one-And that one no.
thing will help. Truly yours,
w.. LAIRD HAZLETl', NJ. D.,
New-P hiiudelpiIia, Ohio.
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NO IIUMBuG
AT THE
AUCTION STORE!
TIE CHEAPEST AND ABANDONMENT ASSORTMENT OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,

DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever offered to the Inhabitants fClarGsburg, Va
TTHE Subscriber, Agent for tho wsll-kndwn
L house Of S. Abelcs, Of Phadelphlu, RI.
spectfulIv informs his friends, aud the lnllabl.
tans Of ClurkGbnrg. and vicinity, that he hns
iusr received from Philnd 'phla and New York
Markets thu Gu eapes' Goods eVsF OfF,red In ihis
place, consisting of 2lln wards Super. Cloths,
Cassimers. SItfnrts. 0OA kentucky Jeans, 1000
Splendid D'cES Silks 900 Atnpacas. various
rolors, 1000 Super. French MerinUa, 500 French
Plads, 5000 Calicos, 1000 Muslins, 500 yards
FlaunelE, at IS cents, 90 doz. super. Uudsr.
shirts and Drawers, Gentlemen's Silk CravRts,
Suspendrrg, Hoisery In great variety, 10000
wards Splendid Ribbons, vnrylng from 3 TO 25
cents per yurd, 90 dozen KID Gloves, from 81 IS
II 6215 cents being one quarter tao importation
price.
Win a great variety OF Fancy Cutlery. Table
and Tea Spoons, Looking Glasses, Ladies' Trim
miugs, Yankee Notions, &c.
CIR ES!
Just received from sharGfF's Sale ut New York,
the Chea7eSt lot OF Groceries ever offered, con.
sIsttng of Coffee and Tea, which will DO sold low
for cash.
DNi receiving Now Goods from Philadelphia
and ew York
Regular Auction Sale Days on Tuesday and
Saturday If escl, Week, corn,rensing at 10 o.
cloc, Am. All Goods sold without reservation.
Don't forget TO call at tho Cheap Auction
siUrr, Main ST. opposite The old court honso.
NJ. WEIGERT,
Jan. Sd, 1857, Agent and AnctIon-er.
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Notice..

"a me, either by note or book account, ara 7
qqested to call and make payment of the same
assI am DESTROYS Of closing mp my. books imnne-
6iately. j. II. MURPHE1.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02
DR.. j. 9. MAR HlsTs
Celebrated EatIlDlicOn

For tho rrli if and
cure oftBmfcring
Females. 1t stands
pre-en,inent for it's
curative powers in
all the discusses for
hfch ii is recon-
mendvd, usually
called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
OF these are Pro-
lapsr,s Uteri cal ing
ufthe womb; FIuor
aIltus, o. WHITES :
Chronic Ulceruiion
OF the Womb ; In
cidentaI HenrOr-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-05-02

ETThe applications for bounty land.
received at Washington now numbars
ABOUT $4,000.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-27

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS have become so
numerous, and of such Importance, that 1t has
been deemed expedient in London to establish
hospital for their exclusive treatment Many
of these decp-seatcd and fatal diseases might
he prevented, with due attention to them IN
their incpient stages. Coughs, Colds, Hoarsc'
ness, Sore Throat.-all lead to the more serlo"
diseases of the delicate organs of respirat
STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY ENT
TORANT has been beneficial in hundrc'
cases Of similar diseases; and this success hit
to, emboldens us to offer it with confidence to
the public, assurging them that its curative prop.
critics have been certified to by many skilful
physicians and others hest capable of judging.
The DIAERIlGA CORDIAL is also recon-
mended very highly by those cognizant OF its
Virtues.
Sec descriptive pamphlets, to be had graf
is of the agents Price of each, only so
cents per bottle, or six bottles for 81 so.
+. il. STABLER d CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
Sold by DIR. F. +. GARY Cokesbury;
WARDLAW g. LYON, Abbeville G. H.;
HAVILAND, HARRAL d Co.,
Wholesale agents, Charleston {;
And by Merchants generally .
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Death of Wesley Leverett.

WESLEY LEvERETT, extensively known
rs one Of the first Teachers in South Caro-
lima, died Williamson, in Anderson Dis
trict, on the 14th instant He was in the
prime Of manhood, and in his death pub
lie benefactor has been lost to the country.
We see call made upon all his former pu-
pills to meet at Anderson c. H., on sale-day
in August, for the purpose Of making ar
rangements to erect monument to his
memory. We hope the idea may be car
ried out. Such mark spf esteem for de-
parted worth could not be more fittingly
bestowed.
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people were anxious to hear were prevented

people were anxious to hear were prevented
from addressing them
We regret that our time will not admit a
more extended review of the several able
speeches above alluded to, and can only
add that, from the indications Of approval
by those addressed of the sentiments incul-
Gated by the two first and last speakers,
there are no caverns in the 'mountain Dis
trlcts' for the cover of Know Nothing ca
balls, or resort Of crazy sectionalism. The
people are satisfied with the Stae-Rights
Democratic party-they know its faith by
its works-and when it gives up the con-
test, arms, and not platforms, must be the
rallyiny cry.
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The Book for the Ladies.

GoDEY's Ladv's Book, as a magazine
for the ladies, is above competition or COM
parison. The elegant steel and fashion
plates, besides the vast number of other H.
Illustrative cuts, to say nothing of the twelve
hundred pages Of reading matter (most usu-
ally entertaining) which an annual volume
OF it comprises, is richly worth the full
price, which is three dollars; but it can be
obtained for tsOo, by clubbing with the
Press, and we always feel a pleasure in. re-
ceiving orders. So send on your dollars,
and get q weekly visitor to.stell you the
news, and a monthly one to instruct and en-
tertain the @gude wife" and the "wee ones,
at home.
We repeat if any one to whom we have
promised the Lady's Book should fail to re-
eeive it, they have only to inform us of the
failure to secure its amend. We order the
publisher TO send them direct to the subscri4
Der and {of conrse neyerssee them ourselves;
asss 4; ;ssis M 3 ssaissl 4 & 3 Dessrapt5 az 81
to dis and That slaSns sof s ,tbaI
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Death of. e. ]. Henry, ESQ.

SINCE our last, we have been gricvcd
with tho intelligence Of the death of E. j.
HENRY, ono Of the editors Of the Spartan
burg Express. Though unknown to us,
his acquaintance through the journal OF
which he was co-conductor was entirely
agreeable and impressed us in his favor
He was young man Of fine education and
bright promise, as those who knew him at
test. Sacred be the memory Of the youth
full dead
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-27
DIED,
AT his residence, Donaldsvile, Abbevillc
District, on the tn instant JOHN DONALD,

AT his residence, Donaldsvile, Abbevillc
District, on the llth instant JOHN DONALD,
aged 75 years.
The deceased was an affcctionate husband, q
fond and indugent father, humane master,
and respected member of society. In his,
death, the community at large has sustained
the loss of most valuable citizen, who filled
his station with honor, integrity. and success.
The Presbyterian Church. of which he was
long Ruling Elder has been called to part
with one of its brightest ornaments, for exem
plary faith and moral virtue. and an extensive
circle of relations and friends mourn his de-
parture.
lie bore a long and distressing sickness with
submissive patience and Christian resignation,
and has quietly fallen asleep in the arms of
faith and hope with the assurance of can in
hcritance which is inc"rrupible, and undo
filed and that fadeth not away" He shall no
more be seen on earth, filling his accustomed
scat in the sanctuary of devotion but he has
left behind the invaluable legacy Of shining
example in all the virtues of the Chistinn
character.
LET ME die the deatl, of the Righteous, and
let my last end be like his II.
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F---
The Exile.

He is wandercr upon the earth. God
guide the poor exile. l pass among the
people; they looked at me, looked at them
exile is everywhere alone.
When behold at the decline Of day, the
smoke Of the cottage rising from the depth
Of the valley, say to myself happy those
who, as the morning comes, find again the
iire,ide, and among their own. The exile
is everywhere alone.
Whittier 60 those clouds driven Ivy the
tempest? THUS am driven, aud it matters
not whittier. The cxileis everywhere alone.
This river flows smoothly i'll the plain, but
IFS murmur is not that which charmed my
intancy-it awaEes in my soul no rcmem-
brance. The exile is everywhere alone.
These songs are lovely: but their mclan-
chol Y is not my melancholy, and their Joy is
no; my joy. The exile is everywhere alone.
They ask me, "Why do you weep:' and
when | tell them. no one wecps, because
they do not understand me. The exile is
everywhere alone,
see aged men surrounded by their chill
drcn as the olive-trec by its shoots, but not
one of these aged men calls me his son
not one of these children calls me his broth
cr. The exile is everywhere alone.
| see youthful maidcns smile, with smile
pure rs the breath Of morning, upon those
whom their love has chosen but not one
has smile for me. The exile is every
where alone
| see young men, breast to breast close
cla>pcl as if they would willingly Of two
lives make but one life but not one has
graspcd my hand The exile is everywhere
alone.
They are friends, husbands, fathers, broth
ers, only i'll the Fatherland. The exile is
everywhere alone.
Poor exile, cease thy mourning-all arc
banishcd like thce--all. See pass away
vanish, fathers, brothers, husbands, friends
The fathcrland. is not here bclow-man
vainly seeks it here; here is but night
couch: lie goes wandering upon the earth
| May God guide the poor exile. L. L.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE.
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

.rTNHE undersigned is being consulted by let
Il ter from all parts of the Union, by those
who are suffering from DYSPEPSIA and it's con.
sequents general weakness, muscular relaxa.
tion, and dpervous debility. Having for the last
few years, in his practice of medicine, turned
his attention almost entirely to the treatment
of this disease, he is enabled from his large ex
perienee to institute Popularity of treatment
that will enable the patient to zee, feel, and
knoU. after day or two's treatment, that !
recovery has already commenced. Has
dry tongue, thirst, loss of appetite, const;
of bowels, nausea, and vomitiDg'
skin dry, harsh, with unnatural
he troubled with sleeplessness,
his sleep, somnolency impaired
paIpitation or 'tantteriug". of
easily out of breath by qniel
All these, after one, two. OF
ment win commence to disap
. TEp,ss OF TREATMESE s.
Medicine forwo'
full and explicit written
course OF treatment. Ae,,t
consultation
ed, 81 sO1ss Money remit
should be "registered" at
letters 10 be addressed tot
~ II. 3. WV.
20 Bsskmdn s
4July 81, 1895 1z.
/ =
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The South Carolinian,

W. B. JOHNSTON, ESQ, who has for five
or six years been the editor-in-chief of this
old and we'll established journal, has re-
tired from his connection with it. Dr. r.
w. GIpBEs is now sole proprietor and edi-
tor. We sincerely regret, especially at this
particular juncturc, the Withdrawal of Mr..
JOHNSTON. We wish for him, though, in
the future, better fate than the hard for
tunes of editorial existence ever bring.