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EDNoRs
J.S. RICHARDSON, JR.
w. +. B. IIAYNSWORTII.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1866.
Agcnats fOn. tine EB:aanRner.

s Phe following persons have Lecn ap
pointed Agents and are authorized 10 re-
cciye, and receipt Tor, all sums due the
Sumter Banner. Any person wishing To
become subscriber to the Banner, by
handing them their name and address will
have the paper forwarded promptly.
They will also see to forwarding all ad-
vcrtsing business connected with the
paper.
w. w. WALKER JR., Columbia $. G..
;. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, N. G.
WILLIAM HYDE. 90. .". ="
Z. G. LOGAN. .SumtcrvIle S. G.
No other person is authorized to receipt
for the Banner.
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with the world. No misfortune more
remarkable than of past years has
befallcn us; we have not been more
cr'm'naliy cxtravagan., more heed
IcSsly speculative than of yore, vet
upon us the pressure is heavy-ap.
prchension fills The heart; the present
is unSmiling but the future lowers
irowningly. Each one repeats to
himself the wcarying because unan
>werablc questions, When will the
war cease and the busy arts OF peace
again expand into life and energy,
commerce revive, confidence be re-
established and plenty flow in again
upon us? We wish we could discern
the day as near. But we cannot cal
culatc the length Of time requisite for
the future to compensate the past. MI.
lions of money have been burnt in
powder and scattered in cannon
balls aud bomb shells, have been
spent in cquipping for death men who
should have been Mt home adding to
the wealth of the world; millions more
have sunk i'll unfathomahlc depths of
ocean; millions more crumbled into
ashes or vanished away in smoke;
speculation, lnismanagemcnt, fraud
folly and extravaganza have all done
their work-and much suffering is the
consequence to both small and great
Anguish and desola,ion have come to
many lircsides-loss and ruin to many
Il commercial interest-the merchant
prince, the tradesman, the manu-.
iacturcr, the producer, the consumer
all feel the heavy pressure. We read
of thousands at the North and at the
East, who depended on their daily
labor for their daily bread, thrown
out OF employment: without re-
sources, without hope for them.
selves, despairing us to the help.
less ones, for whom in better times
their scanty means suficcd From
much of all this suffering we of the
South will happily be cxempt--s ct
not so entirely rs that we shall not
be Interested, beyond our sympathies,
to hope and labor for better times.
We are touched i'll the depression Of
our treat staple, in the scarcity of mo
ncy and in the thousand embarrass.
ments which result from such state
Of things. 1t becomes us to be sober
and thoughtful. We cannot, as in
dividuals, regulate the times; we might
in vain write the Car or the allied
thrones and implore them 10 stop this
uncomforabl war we cannot hope to
influence the great world which lies
beyond our own sphere OF ucion-bui
III that sphere we can do much, wc
can be prudent and cauti~us in our
transactions, we can avoid extrava-
gancc and speculation-if we cannot
pay a!! our debts We can pay as far as
our money will go, start it in its pas
sage from hand to hand to pay PERHAPS
a hundred times its amount, and be
fore long perhaps again return TO us in
it's beneiicent circulation--we can
work hard and live economically; and
il all this be done the chances are that
this will be to our readers what
We again wish it them--A HAPPY
NEW YEAR.
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SO. CA-SUNITER DIST.

-. SIA. - ~ 11 LIN DEc I.
ny ". hE WIS, Esq, OrdinaryJor said
District.
Whereas, J. w. Stuckey hath ap.
Piled TO me for Letters of Admiaistraiion,
on all and singular the goods and chattles,
rights and creditors of The late Elizabeth
Alexander OF the said District, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon-
lsh al ana singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordnary's
Court for the said District, to be holden a,
Sumter Court House Oh Friday the 18th of
January inst, to show cause. if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, the
l2th day Of January in The year
L. s.. Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and tily-ivc, and in the
18Th year Of American Independ-
ence. w. LEWIS, o. s. d.
jan 3, 1855 8 2t
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sW- Persons wishing to see us upon
business connected with the Paper or Law,
cun find us at any hour during the day,
at our Office, just back Of So,.omoss' New
Store. u All letters addressed to the
Banner must be repaid TO insure atten-
lion.
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Z COTTON HlAEsEaE;T'.

CHARLESTON Dec. 30.
CoTToN.-Thc transactions o-day were
confined TO about 1000 bales, at extremes
ranging from 5 3-4 to l-4c. We have
no change 10 Loticc in prices.
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no change TO LOtiCe in prices
-a-s s@-a1>.t
DEATH OF SENATOR A nj. RUrn.-Tha
CarolIn'an OF "Wednesday says:-lVc re
gret TO learn the death yesterday, al
!ients Hotel, Of Col A. NJ. Ruth, Senator
IRON st. Parish. Hr had bec,. i'll for
week with pneumonia, and was progress.
sing avorahlv, wien sudden u,etastasis
from Ills chest tn the brain brought on
apopiec,lc symptoms, and he died from
convulsons. He had cvery attention,
mcdica and social, and his devoted wife
reached him just in time to witness the
lest sad struggle. Hc wAs a gentleman
i'll high esteem, and kind and ndulyen,
parent, husband and brother.
-~-~~-~>>~- 500. -~-~~~~>-
ARRIVAL os Dir. HINES This dis.
tinSuishcd individual arrived in town
this morning from Baton Rouge,
where he has been residing for the
past year, in compliance with all ur.
gent and pressing invitation from
twelve respectable citizens, backed
by the persuasive clo9ucncc Of fudge
Robertson. The doctor does not ~.
pear to be any the worse for his SO.
journ in the State capital, and mani.
tested considerable curiosity to see
Vannnclii's statue of him, which is
sid to he capital likeness, so good
indeed, that most persons oil seeing
it, involuntarily clap their .ands on
their pockets. AS soon rs he arrived
he reported himself at the office of
the Chief Of Police, which was consid
crate on his part, and saved the Of
iicers some troublc. We understand
that he has written II autobiography
of himself. which, if q truthful record,
must equal in interest that of the
great Barnum. He is desirous of
publishing this, and we are confident
that this simple intimation will set all
the Northern publishers on the Jui
vlve. Send in your bids gentlemen.
". o. Pic0vune.
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Major Generals a;sces;ou

we learn from tho Carolina Times
that General II. X. AIKEN has been elect
cd by majority OF l6 votes.
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THE GREENVlLLE
ES3spSEas EG5sa3Re College,

This Institution, recently established
by the State Baptist Convention of South
Carolina, and governed by the Board of
Trustees Of the Furman University, vii!
60 into operation OH the first Of February
neat, under full Corps of competent In
struc,ors, and at the usual rates of Tut ion.
Board can bo obtained for Students OIL
application to the undersigned.
RICHARD FURMAN,
e.. ]. ELFORD,
p. &. EDWARDS,
II. B. ROBERTS,
~. p. BROCkMAN,
=. L. DUNCAN,
Executive Committee.
Jan 3, 1855 9 81
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Attention RiMemen,

YOU are hereby ordered to assemble
IN front OF the Town Hall on the S:h of
January next, armed and equipped, ac-
c!ordIng to TIE Constitution, ior drill and
inspection. Hour Of parade 10 /. . O'clock.
a. NJ.
BY order of
Capt. J. B. N. HAMMET,
l.. l.. FRASER, JR
.. S. S. r.
Jan. Sd, 1853. o, If
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TOWN ELECTION,

Aiessrs. Ediiors: You will please al
low "many citizens " 10 make the follow
ing nomination for In,cndant and watIcns
through the columns of your paper.
For Inendant
T. ]. COGHLAN.
For Wardcns
N. CRANE,
B. MITCHELL,
J. Il. SOLOMONS,
A. a. GILBERT.
MANY CITIZENS.
January 3, 1855 6 II.
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@BET' u AR

DlEp,-In Augusta, Ga, on tie
llth December, Ar. w. LAuRExcE
FIELDER, formerly a resident Of this
District, and son Of w. l.. FIELDER.
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Attention Claremont Troop.
YOU are hereby ordered to assemble
for parade, at Sumtervlle, on Monday the
9Th inst. al 10 o'clock p. NJ armed and
equipped according to Law.
By order Of Capt.
R. C. WEBB.
N. E. BRADFORD, o. s.
Jan. Sd, 1855. 8, Il
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Choice Old Brandy and
w I II Il, =

We have now in store some very supe-
rior Old Brandy, which has been selected
by ourselves, for medicinal purposes. Its
age and mildness together with its purity,
VIII be of great consequence to invalids
who are neccssitated to use it,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-14

DDye's Bank Note Reporter. A spu-
rious and Altered Bill De,cctor, giving
pointed descriptions OF the genuine note Of
every denomination, Of all the Banks doing
business throughout The U. s. This is the
title OF timely and very valuable publica.
ton, intended to protect the community
against altered and spurious bank bills,
which it does, most elieciually, not BY the
old mode of describing those that are alter
ed and spurious, but by the common sense
plan of describing those that are genuine
Thus the plate Of each Of the several de-
nominations OF bills Issued by all banks in
the country is described by its vignettes,
large figures, and other ornaments, and, as
the bills .! the different. denominations all
vary in 'heso respects, an alteration from
one denomination to another is instantly
detected by reference to the book. In the
samo way, an alt ration OF bill of a broken
or spurious bank, so rs TO purport to BE- up
OH one of good standing is detected.
The work is recommended by officers OF
Banks and others-a thing that would seem
unnecessary, as it carries its own recon-
mendaton to the judgment of every person
OF common capacity.
y. II. Evans and J. w. Thompson,
agents of the work, are now in the city, and
will call on the citizens to give them an op-
portunity to subscribe fori it.
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tvpoRrANT Tu VISITORS

V'HE Kay street House, between Dull and
i Touro streets, after having undergone
thorough renovation Is now thrown ope Ia the
public. For pleasantuess "f situation, thi, h"ufe
may he considered Que of the finesi IN onr city,
and The inmediaie efforts of i,s rorrieur =
the c.nIiui and welfare e III. guests ate too
we'll known To need comment. Having drv't d
many years TO he business. tie snh,cri. a. fels
laslfed ia warranlins cii.ct saii,facion inv
cry department of the establishment. "Mtm-
hers OF the Assembly" about visiting our city
will find this a most desirable abodc, and ih.
patronage O! the Friends while Ia attendance rp-
on their yearly meeting is respectfully soiic
Inhiv ,lual- ~ families can be- accommodated
for amy period long or short. Season board
ers viii phase apply ur heir rooms ~ an early
date. JOSEPH BATEMAN.
m2i-,i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-14

GTThe Know NothngS of Philadelphia
gave dinner TO the delegates 10 the Naion-
al Convention, last week. The State q
were called in alphabetical order, and when
Rh~le Island was announced, Mr.. +. j.
Nightingale acknowledged the compliment
paid to Rhode Island. He said -
The State he represented was small one
but she did not yield to any state in the
confederacy in her attachment to the Union
her sdhcrence to the principles OF the De-
claration OF Independence, and her eff;r.
TO extend and perpetuate American princi
pies and American institutions. (Cheers)
Mr.. Nathaniel Greene would add in be-
half Of Rhode Island, that when the tug Z.
war came and Americans met "Grecks,"
Rhode Island would be found upon the
right side.
1t seems by brother Greene's remarks
that the Order in this State do not intend
TO make war upon Jurreners generally, but
simply upon the Greeks" Well, We
breathe more freely since this announce.
ment.
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DIED.

fp IBIS city, on Moa,lay, FideIia w. daughter
oi Rsnjnmin L and Mary 4. 5loeum, aged 8
yssss and mostbs.
In this city, Saturday morning, Mrs. Susan
a. u. Cosssns, daughter Of the late Isaac
Gouid, Eco and wife Of MIR. George Correns,
ssed 80 years.
In Bristoi, 18th ult., Mrs. Maria James. wife
OF Mr.. Isaac Nav. Of Providence, aud daughter
Of Mr. James Hazard. d Newport, aged 2I.
ln Providence, 9Th inst, alter n protractsj
sickness, nj her residence, No. 10 CsrIenter Of,
Nancy barbour, aged 77yesrs.
In ibis city, OF consumption, Monday msrnins,
iast, "Ow kors," aged n years, in perfect
eon6denoe Of entering into that rest which rs-
Paineth for the people OF God.
in Providence, sih inst. Mr.. Charles Ca.sin,
N the a6th year OF his sgc.
In Little Compton, on the 81 inst, Elira Den
nw, ds"eh'er OF iton. Nsthssiel Church, aged
u yesv, months and - days.
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Raid OF THE TINES NEWPOk1 R. THURSDAY JUNE A. 1855
ANTS PREPARATIONS

TARRANT's PREPARATIONS.
IIO the Medical Profession Of tn. Public. -
The atter,ion Of the medical profession and
the public is invited to the following prepara-
tions-
TARR,srs EFTERvEscEsr SELrIrR
APERtENr,
prepared on an entirely new principle, from a
late and accurate analysis Of the celebrated
SELTzER SpRISo, IN GERMANY,
combining efficacy. economy, AMI portability,
with such additions and improvements as will be
found m iteriaily 10 incSease ITS efficacy.
This much esteemed aud highI, valuable pre-
paration will not fail to eff ciually remove
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious Affections.
Headache, Heartburn, Acidity OF the Stom.
achs, Costiveness, Rheumatism, Loss
Of Appetite, Gravel, Nervous DE.
biitv, Nausea OF Vomiting,
Affections OF the Liver,
&c &c
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MR. EDITOR

MR.. EDITOR
Under tho energetic admin
istralion Of Mayor Cozzens, much has been
done to improve the condition of the st eets,
and he deserves the commentator of every
good citizen; but there is one thing remains
to which would cal the attention of our
new Mayor, and every one interested in the
progress Of the City. This is the disgrace
tnl condition O the sidewalk in Pelham st.
by the Congregational Church. During
several summers which | have spent in
Newport. it has been the subject of fre.
quent complaint, and is nov denounced by
all as perfect nuisance. An expense,
small in comparison with the benefit arising
from it, would furnish good brick pave.
mcnt, and if those who attend to the item.
Poralities" of said Church, desire the thanks
of IN apprecialing community they will
commence the good work directly and con-
fer an especial favor upon an old
SUMNER RESIDENT.
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NJ A IL RED.

In this city, Monday evening. by Rev Mr..
BROOKS, General John Alfred Hazard aud Mis-,
Nancy Lyman, youngest daughter OF the Late
Hon. BENJAMIN Hazard, sl OF this city.
In this city, OIL Tuesday, by Rev. DR..
Choulss, Mr.. Apheus + Weeks, OF Sanboru-
con, N. H., and Miss ANA Coe, daughter Of
Adam y. Coe, E,q.. Of this city.
Al Mattapoisett, 2lst ult :, b. Rev. Mr.. Wal
ker, Mr.. John S. Dennis, OF Eas.on, Penn. and
Mise Mary Mason, da- hier Of Capt. James
Barstow, oi tie former place.
On the 4th Inst at the Congregational Church in
Pawtuckei, by the Rev. Mr.. Blodget, Mr.. James Is.
Ames, Jr., Of N. Y, and Miss Mary Elizabeth, sec
Snt daughter Of Joshua whboui, Esq, Of Pawtucket.
in shis city, 9Th inst.. by Rev. Mr.. Brewer,
Mr. Charles y. Whiting. OF Worcester, Mass.
and Miss Martha. only daughter oi Mr.. John ~.
Potter. Of the city.
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PROVIDENCE & sTONINGToN RAIL
ROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Gk - 6 IgE I7sE q

,r, 90
l az" e ""',' WAY is'' o''' ""'"e
\ WIN ~" "s ''r'ms ,,, i,
On Aooo"oaa'on 'a'" 'eh'es .Io'uen'e d.
81 a. IN. stopping a! AL way stations Connect
4 don. aud a, N.w Iondon the .,e,m.r connects
/ with the New London and New Haven cars az
II 10 40 a m for Ne,s Haven and New York and
| with the New London and Palmer cars for Nor
/ xich. &c. at2n. m.
I Freight Train, with passenger car attached,
leaves Providence at 30 p. IN.
Accommodation train leaves Providence ri
| 30 p. IN. stopping ut all way stations. Con
Meeting at Stonington with steamer G. Wander
\ b,lt, Commodore or Plymouth Rock Tor New
| York.
| New York steamboat tram leaves Providence
at b 10 p. m, on the arrlVal oil the 80 y. M
| train from Boston, New "edior1 AMI Taunton.
] Connecting et Ston,ngton with steamer Z. Van
| derbilt, or Plymouth Rock Tor New nN.
Steamboat train leaves Stonineton at a. m.
on arrival OF steamer Z. vanderbilt or Plymouth
Eock from New YORK, Tor Providence Boston,
Taunton and New ned,ord
m
| Accommodation Train leaves Ston;npton ~, 7
a. IN. ,,oppinp NJ all w.v stations. connecting
| nj Providence NJ IL n m. wiih cars ior Boston.
| Taunton and New Bedford. nj II as a. IN. with
cars tor Worcester.
| Accommodation Train leaves Stoningion al
Slbp. m. on arrival of steamer which leaves
| New London ON arrival of The Sa. IN. EXPRESS
tram New York.
FARES.
| e.. p.,;. A. W., -
t,.,. pi.,.o.',n WosL ~ % r., a. Wa
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NJ o L I C T.
~ Nrs. ). N. CLARK, Independent Clalri.
voy ant and Botanic Dociress, CAN he c"nsn',ed
AT ler o!ice No. 49 Sp"ing street, Newport.
th G Last week in every month. on all diseases
inc dru, to the hun IN C,ni'y, fron 4. NJ. to
. y. VI. the res, of her tlme she Will be At her
old oil VI. looxS,rth Main street, Prov-
deuce, x. |.
=. > Ms. G.. would say her periodical
pills ani drops can be had Of her at her office,
price, 800 pr box; tbev will I've sent to any
part Of the country by addressing Mrs. :. VI.
Clark, No. l09 North Main street, Providence,
X. I. AL
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FASuIONABLE VISITING CARDS.

CUPERiOR IN point ofelegarcc To- the engrav
} ed. T.. =. BARTLET'T. the Nsiiona
Card Writer. respectfully announces 10 he La
dies aud Gsuilcuen Of this city, that he ia stop
ping AT the Aquldneck House, and is now pre-
p,red TO rurnish his un,ivalied and very fashion
able Stale oi written Visiting Cards The are
written with inetac point, and are much more
e,s, and graceful in siyIe than those Of the en-
grayed the later presenting stiff and unHat'
urai appearance" Specimen cards can BE- ob-
tanned at the Aquldneck House. m2S
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+ a RK II q q \ T.

-. NFNT"HFI NJ v
V'IiE public ate respectfully insoi med that the
Il above house will be opened on the 2Uth Of
hay, Tor the accommodation Of ppimancnt or
transient boArders. The house has been repair.
ed aud furnished With new furniture throughout.
IL " the determination 60 make IL ~ tvcry re.
spect fret class Hotel. We aim to extend
such hcspi,alities 10 gucsts thu, they shall fud
ia comfortable bcatlon.
m2I J. WliALEY, Proprietor.
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TOURO HOUSE

THE subscriber informs his friends and
i the public, that tn house has ieen pu' in
complete order and wili he opened on the 2S oi
Nav, for the reception Of company hemlers
Of the General Assembly and others, Will had
this A good aud onvenient place to stop at.
ms CHARLES DEVENS, Jr., Propr etor.
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBEBS AND COPAIIIA

Sanctioned by popular opinion and the high au +.
thorlty OF the must distinguished Of the medical
faculty, it offers to the afflicted remedy whose
success has in every instance supported its de.
served reputation Being convenient and
agreeable In its use. experience has prove |
that /: retains in evory climate ts desirable and
truly valuable character. lt is in the form OF "a
paste, II tasteless, and does not impair the di-
gestion. IL is prepared with the greatest poss,-
BILE care, upon well tested principles. To per-
sons following the sea, or going long voyages,
this preparation possesses qualities far surpass-
ing any other--neM and portable IN us form.
speedy and efficacious in its operation, success
iul both in 'he earliest and w'rst stages OF the
severest Diseases, whilst the usual and nauseous
taste and &,pleasant odor 10 copaiba - wholly
avoided in this preparation,
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
JOHN a TARRANT, successor TO James
Tarrant, 278 Greenwich street, corner Of War
rem, New York } and for sale bv the principal
Druggists in the United State. British Provin.
ces, West Indies and South America.
THORN'S Compound Extract Of Copaiba
and Sarsafarilla possessrs few advantages
not enio, ell 10y any other medicine for t"e cure
Of sexual diseases; and which must, with an
enlig ightened public, render it assuredly hight,
popular. and "A desideratum long sought for ia
the medical world. IL needs no co fnemen, ~
chan e Of diet. IL its approved form, that oi
paste, it is entrely la te!ess, and causes no uu-
pleasant sensation To 'he patient.
II has acquired the utmost fame in almost eve
ry part Of Europe il has been examined, a,i-
proved cf, and sanctioned by the iacult, of medi-
cine. and recommended by the most eminent Of
the profession. Prepared by J. b. THORN,
! Chemist, London. and for sale wholesale aud re-
tail, by J. A. TARRANT, sole agent Tor he
United States, 27S Greenwich street, New
York.
The Proprietor Of the above Medicines is also
Sole Agent for the sale Of
DR.. GROVER CoEs POPULAR FAMILY
MEDICINES. Among which are the following:
DR. Co.'s HARMATTAN,
The most efficient external application extant
for the OF Ulcers or Fever Sores, Abscess-
e, Felons, Biies, Carbuncles, Fistua, Piles,
Neuralgia, Burns, Wounds, and every species
Of external inflammation. Warranted to check
modification, when arising from Burns, " ounds
aud other external causes, and TO prevent it
when used ~ time.
DIR. Cok's Asr-MERcURIAL ALrERSATIvE
SYRUP.
pleasant and certain constitutional remedy for
the cure Of Rheuinatisn. cry sipelas, Gonorrhca
Syphilis, Leucorrhe.,, Eruptive affections, and
all diseases arising from constitution derange-
nent o, vitalion Of the blood and fluids.
DR. COE's FAMILY VEGETABLE PILLS.
The best, safest, and most efficient = u for pop
ular ever offered to the public. For the cure
0f Sick Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
aud funcion arrangements Of the Liver and
other viscera, they stand unr, walled.
JOHN A. TARKANT, Sole Agent,
27S Greenwich st., cor. Warren, N. Y.
ml7-d&wly