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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28

Mr.. BoYcE's SpEEcH.-The Washing
ton States, speaks as follows of MIR.
Boyce's late speech:
BoYcE's SrEEcII.-Mr. Boyce, "the
true fire of the flint ofthe South, deliver.
ed speech to his fellow-citizens on the
lst instant, with respect to the best policy
for the opponents ofSewardism to pursue,
which, We will undertake to say, will DO
read with thrill of delight by every
infcxblc democrat from Maine 10 Oregon.
If such counsel as his prevail-and we
are confident they will prcvail-we Shall
pass the Rubicon of 1880 without "let or
hindrancc." We know that the demo-
cracy, when united, is strong enough for
any foe which may ever have the temerity
to array itself against first principles. We
believed now that it will be found battling
in the panoply of its strength in the ir-
repressibe conflict" ofnext year. Those
who would interfere to prevent its harmon
ious organization, should be regarded with
no better feeling than if they were re-
morselesS ScwarditeS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28

Two HUNDRED DOLLARS is PRlzEs.-TLe
publishers of the Greensboro On. c. Times
propose giving two hundred dollars in prizes
for the three best OriginaLStores, scenes laid
in America. which may be received by thcm
hcfote tie 18th of December.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28

We, portion of the people of Northeast
Georgia, feeling from our isolated position
our great need of rail road facilities, and hay-
inp assembled for the purpose Of deyslns
means to forward tie construction ol the
Hiwassee Rail Road, unanimously adopt the
following resolutions:
Resolrsd, That the Hiwassee Rail Road
charter together with the charter from Duck
Town Copper Mines to Cleveland, Tennessee,
IN distance not exceeding one hundred mi!eS)
from the nearest and most practicable line oil
connection between the Great Valley of the
Mississippi and Charleston, South Carolina,
(this being nearer than any other line OF
roads r. which is, or can be built by from lS5
to $50 miles,
Resol1ed, That nature having provided thus
route by causing as it were, the lofty noun
tains to bow to our necessities, evidently dl-
rectine us to the great connection referred to
above. we would prove recreant to the duties
which we owe ourselves and our descendants,
should we longer remain inactive on the SUBJ
iect, and unworthy those Rail Road facilities
which the benefcence of nature has placed
within the reach of orr energies and our
capital.
Reso1ued, Therefore, that we pledge our
selves to use all available means for the con-
struction of the Hiwassee rail road, and that
capitalists be invited to investigate and COM
pare distances by this and other roads, either
completed or contemplated.
Resolred, That our Senator and Represen-
tative to the General Assembly be instructed
to cooperate with the friends of State aid
upon equitable principles, but to oppose the
adoption of any policy the tendency of which
would be to discriminate against this or any
oshnr portion Of Gsoqia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28

These prizes will be awarded the 18th of
December, if Stories are received to justify
an award The length Of the stories, and
the subjects, provided they are of moral
writer. Three impartial judges will make
the awards and to shun all appearance of
culusion manuscripts should be mailed 70 the
publishers of the Times, marked Prize Sto-
ry," end the name of the writer should be
sealed in q separate envelope.
COLE & ALBRIGHT,
Publishers of the Times, Greensboro'N NC.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28

We remember, during cholera times,
when brandy was considered a preventa-
tive, to have seen ludicrous instance Of
too much precaution., A respectable Ia
ly, the mother of four blooming girls,
was much alarmed, and sent for her physi-
clan to advise as to the best means of
preservation from the fearful scourge;
the doctor recommended brandy we'll
diluted with water, to be drank occasional
ly aud in moderate quantities. The old
lady Immediately sent for bottle of the
best Cognac, poured it all in a pitcher,
filled up with water, and instructed her
daughters to take. drink every quarter
of an hour. After AZ hour of this treat.
mcnt, they began to complain of certain
uneasiness about the head and stomach,
and the mother rcdoubled the dose. They
grew worse, and the doctor was sent for
in hot haste. EIe found the girls pale
and detected, looking quite sick, and
enquired what they had been eating or
drinking, and was shown the pitcher Of
grog, which he tasted with smack. "Oh!
doctor, doctor, my girls exclaimed the
old lady, speaking rather thickly, "what
is the matter with theme" " Matter, ma
am, why the young ladies :aret tight! that's
all, and so are you!'-Picayune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28

Resolced, That the Secretary of this meet
inc forward copy of the above resolution s'to
the Chattanooga Advertiser, Cleveland ban
ner, Laurcneeyille News, Southern Banner,
Clarksvile Journal, Walhalla Ban..er, and
keowee Courier, with request to publish the
same.
The meeting was then addressed by DR..
Andrew Young aud @. j. Welborn, in sup
port Of the same; when, on motion of John
Butt ESQ, they were unanimously adopted.
S. S. HORSHAW, President.
ALFRED BUTT, Secretary.
Meetings in the other Counties and in Duck
Town, it is expected, will soon be held.
The carnestness of the people who are in
tercsted in this road for its construction, is
shown by their perseverance to obtain the
charter from the Georgia Legislature. The
first petition for charter was rejected. 1t
was renewed at the next session. and was
granted. Governor johnson vetoed the Bill.
The friends of the road, By vigorous effort,
in having the Bill passed, notwith-
ing the Governors veto.
The Importance Of this branch of, the Blue
Ridge Rail Road, cannot be more forcibly
stated than in Governor Johnson's veto mes
sage on the return of the Bill to the Legisla-
ture in March, 1856. Extracts from this mes
sage will be sent to you tomorrow, with q
request to publish them for the information
If the people of Charleston, respecting the
of the Blue Ridge Rail load to
the trade Of that city. If the Blue Ridge
Road should be completed to Clayton in
Georgia, nothing can prevent, in very short
lime, the construction Of the Hiwassee branch.
DUCK TOWN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-28

RAIL ROAD MEETING IN UNION COUNTY.
In accordance to previous notice, large
.nd respectable portion Of the citizens OF
Union county, met in Court House at BlalrS'
yillc. On motion, the Hon. S. s. liorshaw
was called to tho chnir and Captain Alfred
Butt requested to act as Secretary. DR.. An
drew Young was called OIL TO explain the Oh.
ect Of tue meeting; aftcrwhic?l lie lntroduc'
the following Preamble and Resolutions, to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-24

I'VE recommend our correspondent 30 try Mons.
Soyers new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
IL - made alter the Turkish recipe; it's lavor ex
cslient, and IT affords considerable aid In cases Of
slow and weak dIgestiOn.-Ths Ldanst.
THE Sultana's SsGce IL sayory, piQuant. and spi-
Cyl q happy combination of tiavors and essences
worthy Oft the delicate taste of Suana, the genius
CT Soyer, and the universal patronage of a dis
eliminating puhtic"-O5ofrrer.
"A concentration Of al the piquant resources of
Turkey and Russla."-Unittd SsTrtos Gdzstte
GAS q Itillater Of the appetite this Sauce Stands
alone. 1t is most yalua BILE adjunct to Fish, Flesh.
or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner tn
ble."-ktlnS.
The Sultana Sauce is q most delicious zest."-
Morn. ChT0nttle
6. YVEblN, PIT Fulton street, New York; and
BRAY 4 HAYES. "a CornIi, Boston.
- The Sutana Sauce can he had in Washington
of q. III. RIDENOUR, BOA Pa av.; SHEKEEL&
MILLER, pa Pa. av.; II. n. VOSE Il CO., corn
or Pa. av. and 10th Et.; and other Grocers
SIM
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a ~
~ BALTIMORE
~ s:s.s, IL K. 1. .s;a, Y q: :nd oA' Ef''''.
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.
LIT no FALSE DFLIcAcY rRKvKNf.
APPLY INHEDIaTELY.
n7-A CsRE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE ID TWO
DAYs
T.sin. .fhs Back, str:urs, Af.eti.u. eth. Kidney.
DESTINY N.r'pg'n." D,'PsPsy Lansour Lev sprt. Con-
Dlmns, Of Sight ddn.. Dis,.s. Of tss Head Throst
ss.: T: Ss b6r. .. q: Lpns, or
feu.h-tho' Dr'sdSI and Dssraeu,s winch rss
cor Marriage P'S S5 sDs '; ,S, beth Bod, .nd Mind
rh' Cav. s.eem. =. victims Of 30 .ry Vice
.n snum'y gray. thousand, Of Young Men OF sr
.t.nns .h d. :.
dsass. "
khShlxn ffzaoNs, ., Yssrg Men esntsn plating Mar
Gx .a,a o. phy.ls.i r'asns" organic debility
n. Who Il.cs: him,,l sndsr II. care Of Dr. u.y r.Iir
sy eontfs IN he honor gsn.sman and ssnfdsny rely
o o' 'I x 4. SOUTH FREDERIC. ,srr,
len hand .'d gong from Galm'r' .tr..t door, f..s
tns cernsr Fail net to ssssr,s n,nssr Ls,n
met b pic end '''i nS y .;%E:
ismssr Of the Royal College Of Lsndsn, sr.dss
and ID. s:r Of .so.. f. spent The hss
s,.s o, ,a mD.ds9 r. aud ..sa.r. rs. q
Known; many uoUbIsd with ringing aud Ger,
,.snd., h'tnfn... sh 'qv.n; birshns stt.nd.d SON.
rsk. fSEri S;I NOTICE. SSTts
fs.nG Men anc cher, Who injured thsmssIvs, ~
certain pecucs INDUCED in when habit frsqusnt,
learned from evil companions. school, the ssseu
which are nightly tst even when .sIs.p esrsd
rsndsrs marriage impossible and destroys MAD and
s.ay, shosld apply immediately.
rhass soms Of as and sEse prsduesd
n. :S T. ... s: .. ss. G
q k:. ss
symgsSm, q CSn'.mPtisn. e..
Of
efSpIrita, Evil FsbodInss Avsrsion socisy
ners Q! s2lscs, simIdy, etc., Of tie svs Ere
HEkvOus Observation-Disclosures rev Iudrs VIA,
10 The eari. of tsir declining health, o,S thsr -sOr be
coming veal lls rsrrors .rd catsd
is OF iMPRSDENcE. '"'NP"''
when the mIigudsd nd inprudsnt
he hss hhsd the seeds OF the painful TOO s,n
happens hs msd sfsh.re or dread Of d.co,.r,
r',rsct.by, sicn. b.ri.nd him ne fall. nts N.
hands OF ignorant and descnng prstsnds Who
Il curing hlch hs pseunisry s1bssncs keep him trems
nned and ia despair lss., him health 20 arr
ever hs CALLING dsaPPoinnsnt; by the dad,
terrible disease sUch Affections Of III, Heart hro. kc,.
SKIN, tc, with eh.ul rsp,dy, til d..h puts
dtfcovsrsa from whose r.urn.
DR. J0RNsoNIREMEDyF FOR ORGANIC wEAKHEss
AND ISiPOTENCY.
are spssdy esrsd sud fall rsstssd ThoTands o.
meet nervous and d.biltetst, VIE had lest all hope
All mP.dnsns to Marriage Physssl Mental DsQusH
sc.tons Loss Of Procr,avs Fo.s Nervous Irrita bt,
rtsmbns and Tsshss" 81 EItasstsa Of hs fssrfs'
ENCOURAGEMENT or TIE PRESS
TEE MANY THOUSANDS cured ct his Institution vital,
eel operation. performed hy DR. Johnson, BY
rspsrt's Of the End many other persons Of
,;t,s hs sarafg g.n,unsn character and r.,p,o;s
si,' 'unei'nt zsaran,'. t' the ssiei'd Jan s5i,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-24
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILI.ARDS' HOTEL j l. Jones and lady,
Conr; Miss vi Jones, do; Miss Jones. do; Miss A
e JONES; do; L. 4. Camp, Mass; Camp do; = q
Jones, Mo; Cd White and lady, do; III I. BIannan
ana lady, Can; MISS Spencer. do; g Gaines. y !;
q NJ May, do; l. Latham, Va; : D i.arhaIn. do;
la'haH, do: q Adm, CT; w Fl Wentworth, al.
Gains. NY; w RycOck, Eng: w III Kins'ey ,
NJ; Parker, do; ) WARMER, do; Mai I.aIdlry
CSA; l. y Bowen, Md; j G. Smith. o; w q An
derson, Ky; Miss f. ] Anderson. do; Miss G. An
dsTsOn, do; Mrs de Muir, Md: Miss de Mur do;
lIrs l. Barnes, do; Miss Cher il, do; s Walsh
Saunders, Ais; l. Mosb,, Va; Or J G Hayt
and family, Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-A Fairbanks, RI: F.
EoIser, r Rockwell, Ga; Mrs Andrews. NY; j
II HeIse and lady. Mis- Belle Uese, r. Eieis, ID
McLsughlln and lady, SC; ID c Digges, Nd; Mis-
Fowler, III Maddox, r. Tyler, Md; c White KIT;
Bowie, w Jaeger. Md; DIR Merchead and ly, Mi SIS
blackburn, La; Mrs Knox, Mss; g WardawP =
SKINNER, NY; Dixie. hchensie, SC, J Bowie
Rogers, dc.
EROWN'S HOTEL,-A RetI sou,-; G. DUFF
bed Re; I Maine, Sc Z Winnerap; do; Rice
MIDI CsIrlnst1n. All; w r Kemp. La; u Amaze. :
OF, u Jones, Ala; NJ EsOn, Va: Rev G fla =
Zsy,-; Brown and lady, Miss; Miss Brir, Ala;
Mics e Lake. do; T. WATTS and lady Miss; X
Mel heny and afy. FIX; + Hu 1t and lady NJ; NJ
Philips, Va; ID xOn GA; = Corney and lady I.r:
Miss Colney, do; Miss r Wilson; do.
kIRkWOOD HOUSE.-A Feyuson, NY: TW
ToTner, DC; g Thompson, SC; ii Edwin do; 7
Il G'yeney, Mass; II EIskin and Iapy, do; ID Rols
Miss: j Guthrie, Pa,
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L GREAT WONDER OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair RESTORATIyE.

Says the g. Louis (Mn) Democrat: Below we publish Z.
which speaks Of .uperior merit. Of h. Hair
Tonic. such evidence must have its feet ~hsn coming
the Doctor needs sncoums puff hs
press;
PROFESSOR q. J. woop a Co-Gerfiem.n: Having INV
ssnton called few months since, III. highly
enec OF your Hair Restorative
cation ofr upon own Nr which had quite gray,
pto'1sy sns my Th,s.r' were Of same ehorNc-
Hair Restorative, aud used it. found II VS.. proving
procured snohsr bottle OF which blve used .om. can
now certify To IN. world that gray white
resumed 1t. natural cclor aud b.ev. NOR. soft clossy
then has been be O.e for Ave years am
ys .. GOOD vile " the age Of h~o has u'sd it
The above "otce deem due you for your ,.uabl. dis
eovery lam assured that whoever will nightly use per
directions, will hsve ccasion TO nv
am eiillen OF this CRY and resident here fer TIE
adjoining towns Any you make of m. above with
name attached, your service a. wish &c pr.serv.
tn. be.utie, of n,tnr. n others a. we'll IS my.sM
lam, truly, yours, A. G. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR R harT5SSTFl Fan 49, 1885,
phofkssos WooD-Dsarsir Having had the misfortune
New s5. ,i0 %a ,af ndues % 20 the
hing 81 m ss2 I"S SS to Ii.
can express my obligations to you in giving III. afflicted
sndg aud Of tn. orthod cSnqeh m
Miss Ne gentleman Of great influence and universally
BRooKrIELD, January II, ISIS
fR0fEssoh WooD-Dear Sir Having made tris of your
Hair Restorative, pleasure saw thar IN, ,fsct
has been excellent IN removing dandruf and
constant 10 itching with which have
rcm childhood and has also restored hair which
becoming gray, 1T original color have use no othe
article WIN snythng ike the same pleasure profit
Yours, truly, K BRAGG
The Restorative in Bottles of .1eE via: large.
medium and small the small holds half PIN, and retss
one dollar bottle III. medium holds least r,
cent more N proportion than the tm' retas for two dol
lars bottle the large holds quar- forty per cent NOR, in
proportion, and retails for three dollars Il bottle
U WOOD co Projectors, 3l2 Broadway, New York
I'm the great N Y Wire Railing Eststlishnlent1 and III
hsrEet stree. 81 Louis, No. and sold BY all good
aud Fancy Goods Dealers. inn, Is-.ee5,n
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NJ LYONS
Nl A g N E r / o w d R 8

Garden Insects, caches Bed bags, F7eas, hnts
The a%a Of Of reSs sG ase kind i,
inestiInab!e: In warm weather a. nature teams NTH
Gle ever discovered which will exterminate them. A
company ofbotanlsts from the horticultural Society
that ali insects lighting upon certain kind Of psnt
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use of
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr.
E.. Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in
o S h EJECT es
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
Russia, fronFhe Worlds Fair. and numerous med
ica and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President the United States.
WAsHINeToN, 3lsr JAM, 1853. (
"MR. EMANUEL LYoN.-Dear Sir: nave the plens-
uIe inform you that the Royal Commission OF tho
World. Fair, at LONDON. have awarded youa Medal
'MILLARD FILLMORE. Chairman"
:, The above vas accompanied by a certificate of
1T rs FREE FROM POISON.
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them PER
fscty harmless to mankind and domestic animals,
but certain death when inhaled 10y bugs, ants, and
%tiAAHHkksN Il ffHRIkkh 16. M. D., CHEMIST.
AZ. "PFSr; GnKSIs saI,. H 10 PIT
ants. roaehes moths &c, with Lyons Powder, and
Every gardener and hcusekeePer mnst have di-
se in in an, an aItG g; his kind
Polltan Hotels; to Judge ME!ssa Presiden. of the
ssH " Fis S5don sinI, Cen
the Five Points Mission, &c, &c. Judge MsIes
This PgG yoS is Of PHtPnsl
moths, b9s., apd al vs5min; Garden plants can BE-
A fsf % aSs tS :" fave Ms sa
are advertised. Be cautious!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-24

DROrOsALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
termaster Genersi's Once until y M. ON the lat
day of October next for the spOrtaton of mill
taTy fuPpies during the 1861 and 1851, the
!. From FoI:s Leavenworth and Riley, In the
Tertoy Of Nsbrssi or from any poin. IN the
west bank OF the Missouri river north Of Fort Lea
winch a depot may be estabished. 10 the I posts
which are now or may be 3 tablished in the Terri
Oregon south Of latitude "A deg. north. and east of
longitude ~ deg. west. and in the Territory of
Utah north oflattude 40 deg north and west of long
q From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the Ter
the State of Missouri, 10 Fort Union, in the Terri
tory OF New Me1Ico or to any other depot that may
be designated in the Territory of New Mexico, to
in tile Military Department of New Mexico, except
Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
be less on either of the routes than one hundred
thousand pounds, nor more on route than ten mil
lion6ve hundred thousand pounds each.
Proposals. viii state the rate per hundred pounds
be performed on each route In each month of the
wear and NAV be made for al the rontes collective
, Bidders will give their names in full, as well as
their places ofresdence and b" prepared to xAcute
Quart ,rulasIer General may determine.
Contractors must be in read less for service by
may be demanded at any tims for the whole weight
to be transported during the year all or either of
the routes, they VIII he required to have places OF
business or agencies at in the vicinity Of Fort
Leavenworth, FUTt Laramie, and Fort onion or
other depot IN New Mexico. at which they may be
communicated with promptly and eadily. ' w
Each propose must be accOmpa MED by a guaran-
tee signed by three more persons known or an l.
isEaotOr! certified to tne Quart rmaster General,
setting forth that If the party proposing shall he
awarded the contract they will entsf an Obligation
for its faithful performances.
Proposals will DO endorsed rs follows: PROPOSALS
for Amy Transportation, and none will be enter
taInod unl they fully comply with all the stipuia-
tons set forth in this al vertsemsnt,
The night is reserved ofrejeoting any or all the
buds that he made.
QUARTERNAsTBR GENERALS OFFICE,
e&-3 aHtlstOct WasningtOn lime 81 Ia,a
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" Henry Ward Beecher, in a 'Word from
the Country to the Independent, says:
at may be Of some comfort to you to know that
birds are nearly through their sony season. II is
only In maidenhOod and marriage that they sing
Like man. Other pretty creatures upon whose
musical education great pains ave been bestowed,
birds, after they go to housekeeping and have
children TO bring up, forget to play much and
quite neglect all their accomplishments. The
dear little sparrow-the song-sparrow-is an ex-
ception. This little homely bird sings right
through the year, in green leaf, yellow leaf, and
seer leaf;
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vented by the renowned
Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his deceass 10 manufacture
ed by CROSSE d BLACK
WELL, London, from the
origlna recipe. The man
ufacturrrs simply ask forIt
a tria., convinced that It
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that it viii prove itself I'M
eqnalled, either as = stlmu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS or THE LONDON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-24
rEDICINER.
"A SARS APA RIL L A

Compound Remedy, in which have lsbored produss
cenrstsd Of Para Ssrsspara combined other
Substances s greater aiteraure power as TO afford
sctvs antdoe the dsessss SaIsa parla reputed 10
is believed that such remedy wanted By hos
who suffer from srumous conpla and that which will
onpish their Of tins
large class OF sfret sd-ssow citizens How
this compound will do it has been by
OF the casa to be found Of the following
plants:
lions AND ERUPTIvR DISEASES, ULCERS, PiMPLEs
BLoTCHEs, JUNIORS, SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD,
DISEASE, DRoPsv, NEURALGTA or Tic DorLOrRETr,
DEBILITY DYSPEPSIA AM In EsTIoN, Err YsIPELAs
OF e ompIsints arising from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD
Tins compound will b. found great promoter Of health,
when the spring 10 sxPe the foul npmors
Of the By time
shPul'9n Of them many d.Srde are nPpsd IN t.
the endurance OF foul sruptons aud
ou. II not th. throug the natural ehne.
the body by sIteratye medicine Cleanse out the
blood you fnd Impurities Lnrsng through the
skin in pimpips eruptions cleanse You find
it and in the veins; cleanse Whenever
Disorder psoPl: enjoy better health aud
live longer Tor cleansing the blood keeP tie blood healthy
be Nstig health. Sooner Later something
aud the great machinery OF life " dsordertd
s,.rpara has, and deserve. much the reputation Of
comprising these ends But the world has been
by preparations rrly because the drug aione
has all the virtues that claimed for but
pretending to be sntrsed
it, contain hut little OF the Of SarsaParila thin
During lat. years the public mised by large
bottles, pretending give quart Of Extract Of Ssnaparii,
for one d"!'5 Most oihesf have been fraud. usn .t
tiv- properties whatever Hence bitter and painful
Ia. folio the use Of extracts
Srsap ,rila which food the market until the
justly desP'sd and has become with imposition
tend supply such remedy shrll rs,cus the from
the load Of obioquy which upon And thiak
by the ordinary run of H.. is intended TO cure In
order to secure their complete eradication from the system
tas remedy should be udiciOu'y taken according to dse
oons on the bottle.
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SCENE IN NEWSPAPER OFFIcE.-Foreman-
Please, Mr.. Editor, send me one or two paragraphs
TO fill out Il column.
Editor-W hat shall they be- Let me see
Foreman-A murder, riot, rape, or anything
horrible, will do.
Editor-Here, boy. bring me Baltimore paper
The editor ships at random)