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CONTRIBUTORIAL

books.
We have been favored with an early copy oil
''PoEMs, by Sarah Gould", which Rudd and
Carleton, of New York, have just issued in Blue
and Gold. 1t is a dainty fair volume, full Of
music and beauty. The poetry of the book is
earnest, spontaneous, and true sometimes un'
equal, but never without a sweet teaching and
on elevated and pure aspiration. The hidden
significance of common things constantly BIOS
SONS forth in little poems So naive in tone that
one forgets the art in the gushy spirit of the
lay. Aspiration beauty-wards is the spirit OF
the Poems" and that We hold to be the true
spirit of Poetry. Much of earnest life is here,
too; and there are charity hope here ; and the
t'pure womanly" breathes through it all.
We had the pleasure of meeting Miss Gould a
few years ago. One finds in this volume much
that explains the peculiar charm of her presence.
One finds here utterances of those sweet CHAIR
ties of soul that he so visibly felt in the pres
ence of the poetess neutrality-suspicious. that tn
spirit delights to remember, and Of which We
find herein so beautiful q memento.
We subjoin n little poem, somewhat above q
largely popular taste, but in itself exquisite ;
and We know of hearts that will thank US for
quoting it. It is the first in the volume and is
the keynote of the Poems" 1t is named
"REsToRAT1ON."
We grope through the dark,
And shrink in dismsy,
From the phantom eyes stark,
That glare on our way;
And we tremble, with fear,
At our own spirits tread,
Clinging fast to some dear
Hope, withered and dead;
Which, nathless, would hold US
In fealty still,
Ever seeking 10 fold US
Firm bound to it's will;
Then we catch the low tone
OF q Voice that is clear;
And the distant Unknown
Is q luminous Here,
winch kluuleS OuT leeiluSS,
And q~uickens our sight,
With glorious reuealngs
or beauty and light,
And in that awaking,
We feel tie rebound
From our soul-leap in taking
A measure profound
or the chaos, i~nclosing
Our innermost sense,
As islands reposing
Mid oceans Immense.
And, born into duty,
We araM the new road,
Through labor TO Beauty,
Through Beauty to God;
The phantoms of terror
Fall stricken, and stark,
And Truth pierces Error,
Light pierces the Dark.
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, OCTOBER ~.
The cotton market continues firm, and the
transactions for the day reached nearly 1920
bales, at 53@11s. Middling at l02@11c.
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Common Truths
Not commonly admitted.

Not commonly admitted.
22-'The happiest of pillows is not that which
Love first presses; it is that which Death has
frowned on and passed over" So says Park
Benjamin in his "Pericles and Aspasia."
29-"Do not deceive yourself, vain wording,
by the thought that the embarrassed manner of
you great man is a sign that he does not know
his superiority to you that which you take
for modeaty is but the struggle Of self-esteem.-
1t is your l~ittleness that disconcerts him, not his
own" Bulwer said 80.
24-"Whatsoever q man soweth, that shall he
also reap"
25-"1he miserablest day we live,
There's many a better thing to do than die"
amusement.
Love, the magician and ventriloquist, per-
formed in Columbia several evenings aud one
afternoon. last week. There is nothing that we
could see at all extraordinary except his hand
bills. One of tie items promised by that was
''The Oracle of Diana and Isis consulted by
Napoleon before his march to the Cyclops of
Egypt" Funny. His show is passsble-so.so,
or something of that kind.
We are to have the famous Swiss Bell Ringers
during the last days of this week. Their music
will probably be more magical than Mr.. Loves
magic itself; except to children.
The Agricultural Fair.
The Committees have done all in their power
TO secure entertainment-room for all-however
many-who may come to the Fair. some alarm
has been expressed on this point; but we feel
perfectly safe in assuring all that there will be
room. The Committees are resolved to have it
so, even if to that end it be necessary To-
sWake the sleeping rheum,"
as Shakespeare says. Attics even will be avail.
able, when all the rest is full-rheum .atics, we
mean; and whoever is least scrupulous about
room mates will of course be least troubled with
at ism.
The Man about Town has been talking with US
on the subject.
Tho Prince.
We are grati6ed at the reception given the
Prince of Wales in New York and Washington.
1t was enthusiastic and elaborate, as it should
have been; but was free from servility and
funkeyism. America gains in sense as she gets
The Home Journal pronounces the wei
honorable to human nature"
It ia said that the Princes name-the to mily
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CHESTER Rsvts ns s. C: ~ 7 or III s's St. y.
MELTON g. MELTON,
ITO AT LAW,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-25

IANHE STATES AND TERRIFIC.
Il RIES OF THE GREAT WEST-Their His
tory, Geography, advantages, resources, SC.
Giving aTtable Of distances and the most d.
rect routes and modes of conveyance. AL
so pointing out the best Districts for Agri-
cultural, Commercial, Lumber and Mining
operations, with o map and numerous illus
t~rations. By Jacob Ferris. For Sale at
j. W. BEARD'S Book Store.
Oct rs 43 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-28

ELEGANCE IN DREss-In evrything a null
tiplicity of colors is an evidence of bad
taste. The toilette does not consist so
much in the clothes. as in certain way
ofwearing them. Thus every fashion, the
aim of which is falsehood, is essentially
Aeeting and in bad taste Everything
which aims at effect is in bad taste, as also
is everything which is noisy and loud If
people stare at you attentiveIy, you are not
well-dressed; YOU are too we'll, too stitHy,
or too carefully dressed. We do not know
when women will understand that defect
gives them immense advantagesl The per-
feet man or woman is a creature who is
less than nothtng.[-BalzAc.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College f!
1854

FouSDED, CHARTERED, 1854
CATED.
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
WIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
4 prosperous and fourishing condition Twice du
ring the LAST years has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in
cressilIg number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union
It n"w occupies oGe of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the CITY, The rooms
are coInnsedVusly arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered tn voupp
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Eoom, or to obtain
1tOToUOh Iroctical Busi'xs Education generally, are
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar estab
Hshmeut in the United States.
FACULTY:
r. X. LOSIRR.
PTncipal-Lectnrer on the Science of Accounts Com
msrce. Business Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor the Theory and Practice of Book-K
and Commercial Calculations.
II. H-DAVIRS,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
n. C. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental Penmanship
s. WILLIAMS. Esq,
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REV. z. YEATES REESE. D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. ?. Kennedy Hon Joshua Vansont
4on; Ihos swarm, Vim. II. keiShler, Esq,
'& .T,,o trust, Es17 VIM. Kn"he, Esq.
The College is provided with Commercial Library
81 Standard Works, expressly for the of the Stu
dents.
Each Student has desk to himself is .epa
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time
lifetime usually required tocomplete the full course
from to 12 weeks.
A diploma is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular con-
tanning upwards Of SIX SQUARE representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College various
characteristic designs penmnnshp &C.. sent l,y mail
free NJ charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address Elk. LOsIER
HGIiROre I'll
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FAMILY EcoNoNY.-There is nothing
which goes SO far towards placing young
people beyond the reach of poverty, as
economy in the management Of their do
lnestic affairs. it is as much impossible TO
get ship across the Atlantic with half
dozen butts started, or as many bolt holes
in her hull, as to conduct the concerns of
a family without economy. 1t matters
not whether a man furnishes little or much
for his family; if there is continual leak
age in the kitchen, or in the parior, it runs
away, NE knows not how; and that demon,
waste, cries 'imore," like the horaeleech's
daughter, until he that provides has no
more to give 1t is the husbands duty to
bring into the house, and it is the duty of
the wife TO see that nothing goes wrong
fully out of it.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

INSt FuOltsNed, III a Sealed EnrelOpe,
ALBCTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CEkE or sPEBMAT0RRHoEA, or Sem
fnal Weakness, Sexual Debility Nervousness and
Involuntary Emissions. producing Ilnpotency Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Debility.
BIZ ROB. J. CULYERWELL, NJ D.
The important fact that the awful consequences OF
Selfabuse may be efectualIy removed without inter
nal medicines or the dangerous applications Of caub
piricl deVRes Is here clearly demonstrated aud the
entirely new and highly successful treatment rs
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained Ly
means Of which every il enabled 10 cnre hiusei
perfectly, and AT the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised noStrunE Of the day This
Lecture will prove boom to thousands aud thousands
Sent under seal to any address. post D0id, on the
receipt OF two postage stamps. by addressing DIR.
Post Box 1856 iyl6
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fErom the lnaieaapelis yoarpall
Private Dispatches BY the ComprO

Private Dispatches by the COmPrO-
mise LINE.
Charleston. S. C-Seeessf0n Ordinance Pas
sea-Great EzeiieaaeRl- Minute Men Pa
rading the Streets, on a fast fyof, IN search
of1he Enemy-Or, ca some suppose, TO get
OWtCf the aOGy Of the Small I2oz.
The correct copy of the Secession 0rdi-
nance reads as follows:
eve. few demented FIRE eaters of the
moon-struck and God-for- saken territory of
South Carolina, in Convention assembled.
after dinner do hereby nullify and repeal
the Declaration of Independence, the Revo-
lutionsEy War. and great many other
things that We do not now think OF: and if
the same are not hereby repealed and ami
Inflated, we should ike exceedingly to know
the reason why"
The Ordinance was ordered to be engroEs-
ed on nsses' hide, and TO be signed by all
the members who could write as soon as
sufficiently sober.
After the passage of the Ordinance CON-
mittee was appointed to ascertain what, if
any, causes Of grievance South Carolina
has, of which 10 complain
The committee on flags. cOckades, cock
tails and gold-headed canes, was excused to
go and get drink.
The style OF the committee on Federal
helahous WAS changed 70 that OF Foreign
Relations. II is proposed that when the
A,apYeDti0n has nothing else to do, to change
it to that of Discarded Relations.
The committee on State Pride, (the chair
man Of which If lineal descendent of the
old patriot who furnished Sergeant ATDon-
aid the noble charger "Selim" to fight the
battles of his countFy,) presented unani-
nous report cOngratuiaiing the South on
having an exclusive monopoly Of the pro
duction of Peach Brnndy. The report was
made The special order for the presidents
fast day.
The Military Committee, consisting of
three grand field marslals and FIVE major
generalissimos. from each county in the
State, report that they find eight Of the lar
gest sized Paixhan guns in Charleston, the
toueh-holes of which are burned ont as
large as the muEzles, firing Fourth of July
salvos-the committee beg and implore TO
be discharged from further consideration
of spectacle SO horrible.
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HzAR wAAT rAE PEOPLE, sAY.

The undersigned having Used Professor HUM
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IL families With the satisfactory results and
having full confidence In their geDuIneness purity
aud efficacy, cheerIuiiy recommend them TO all per-
who wish 70 have safe reliable and etIcaciouS
remedies Al hand for private or domestic use.
Tie Rev. Wm. HoSmeT, editor Of "a The Northern
Independent" Auburn, n. Y. the Rev. E. II. Ores
Tie Rev. u L Ives, Chsplain Of he Auburn S.ais
Prison the Rev. Spencer 81. Rice Rector, EeE-Be,l-
fori SIass. the EeV. Allen Steele, Ncw-YorE Con.
ference; the Rev Samuel Nichols East-Genesee Con
ference, n. Y. the Rev. P. s. Pratt, Dorset VT Tie
Rev. John F. ROBBIE, Buffalo; A. C. Hart, Esq, Utica,
\ y; the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Me: the Hon.
Humphreys, n. Y; Henry D. Cook, Esq.,, Editor OF
the "Odo State Journal" Columbus, Ohio tie Hon
Chase, Monticello, FIn. the Hon. Joseph Benedict,
Utica, y. y; Win. Bristol Esq, Utica u. Y; A. s.
Pond, Esq, Utica, n z James Piunkett. Esq, Nash
willie TruP
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sANFoRD,s
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
coNPorNnEn FRnn


IATe Vegetable EztraeaS. dMd ztf tt0 in CLASS "a
SES Air Tight, and agtH Eeep in GnV cFilRais
The FAMILY CT 'tTEKAR77C PILLS is
gentle but active Caihar- a lite which the rrr&or
haE used in his practice more than twenty years
TheconStantl yincrea$- ling demand from ti,1s.
who have long used the = pills and the Satis-
faction which all express lin regard to their us
has induced me to place - them within tile reach
of all PA
The Profession well know that different Ca
thart1cs act on different q portions Of the boWeIs
The RAALLl' CATH tARI7C PILL las with
due reference TO this - well established fact
been compounded from e In variety Of tie purrEt
Vegetable Extracts, ~ which act alike ON eve
n pan Of the elemental ~ Try canal. and are gooi
and SGf% in all a where eCatl.nrtjc is nee
ded. such as Der0nae isaents Of the &oWaet
HeplHesE. 4I'1S IN the IsOeL and L0iTLE CaSti4,e-
tdiN aud S0re5zEss Cre the lcG0Is tcJI rom
sudden cold. which fire. - fquenty, if neglected end
IN q long course of FsJsr- - Loss Of appetite Crap
ing SeES1tf0n Of CoId ~ !OreT TIC BODY. RestE.Ss-
HEADACHE or tpeight . in he he0d all EUAQBa
NGGtOTy DE&eGEeE IToVsE in Children or Adult RbrW-
sRdtGsBl, great Purifier of tho Blood and many d
which flesh is heir t.s, numerous to mention
in this advertisement. JsXe. l TO g.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER 1NYIGoRAT0R and FAMILY CA
TuARTIC PILLS are Rotated by Druggists general
y, and sold wholesale by tho Trade in MI the large
towns st. W. SANFORD, N. D..
AanuJI. turer ami Proprietor.
Agents. T. H LOGAN CO. dscs 5stI wy
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Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

kEt - c. -.
ON ANDAHTER MONDAY, Nnre4sl.er 10th. 1850.
~ Passenger Trains will leare bridgeport as fol-
lows. (SundaEs excepfedl
llso0 A. II. Mail Train, stopping at all stations ex
eer New Salisbury. SunuiitTilIg Prank
lin. East Rochester. MIsuItTie. RoOtstoWp.
Earirille. AacedOnia- Bedfurd. and New
burg arrives al Pittsburgh at 500 r. NJ
baltimore al 500 A. NJ. Philadelphia at
ESQ A n. New York nj 1920 p NJ moon
Cleveland af 1:SO +. NJ Toledo ut 1910 A.
NJ Detroit at Gs15 A. n. and Chicago ut
1880 A. n.
1000 P N Express Train stopping at all stations
except Liverpool. Smiths Ferry Indus
try, Beaver. New Salisbury. East RoclI-
ester. EArIviIle. Macedonia Bedford ana
Newhnrgs arrives at Pittsburgh at 2:4O
A. NJ BaltimTe Goo r. NJ Plliladel-
phta II $500 7. NJ New York at 1920 p.
NJ. Cleveland at 40 A. NJ: Toledo nj
1890 r. NJ Detroit at coop NJ aud
Chicago NJ 1l5OO +. NJ.
both these trains make cLuse connections AT Clers
land aud Pittsburgh for the points indicated LOYe
alHo Tor Erie. Dunkirk. Buffalo and Niagara Falls
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. NJ. and S:45 p H. and
arrive al Bridgeport at Gs20 =. NJ. and 6:25 A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh NJ lao A. II. and 1:40 p. NJ, and
arrive nt bridgeport nj G:s35 A. NJ. and 6:20 p II
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S375
Fare always rs low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West North
aud East can be procured IT the office No. 81 Water
street next door 10 Sprigg House. Wheeling Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any pont accessible 10y this road and ts connections
to the East North. West and Northwest, at ONCE
No. 81 Water street. with Freight gent Bridge
port station. X. HAMILTON. Agent,
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
}. y. MCCULLOUGH President
r. X. MYERS. Cent Ticket Ag't. moves
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.gypEIIis ond -Nercnrial Disease.

NV ORLEANS. 18th August 1893.
Dr. ]. c. AVER: Sir: cheerfuIly comply with
the requet Of your aGest. and report you Of
the ef!"cts have realized with your SarsapaTilIa
have cured with it. in uy practice. most Of The
complaints for which it IL recommended, and hsyt
found its effects truly wonderful in tine Of ita
real and HCTcHridl DiEGdss One Il my patients
had Syphilitic ulcers in Isis throat which were culs
Sumn= his Ialate and the top of his mouth. Your
SaTsapRria, steadily taken cured him in FIVE weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms IL his
nose and the liberation had eaten away considcra
Die part Of it. that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill him. But il yielded L.
my administration Of our SArsapariIlA the uirers
healed. and he is we'll again, of course vitlour
some designation Of his face. woman who tad
been treated for the disorder by mercury
suffering from this poison ia Ter bones. They lad
become 70 sensitive to the weather that : lamp
day she suffered excruciaing pain IL her jciuis and
homes. She. too. cured entirely by your SArss-
parilla in a few weeks. know FROM its formula
which your agent gave me. that this preparation
from Your laboratory must be great remedy con-
ssqnently. these truly remarkable results with ];
have not surprised me.
H. n nj
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OUR REAIEpIEs BY n1A1L.

Look over the list make up acaseof what hind
q stamps BY NAH Is OUT aSireSs III 56S
hea'Hhrs and the medicine Vim Sc duly returned 81
NAL q eEpEeeS free 81 chafgsa Is51 s5i.5itTi,,
fAakN9S HANTBpE-5Ted desire an active, efficient
Agspt tgt t!e sale Of or ID every town q
community In The United ddFeSg ~ fHb1S .
HllN9Ra + h2i 4AQ1 Yoak Z j;
~ ~ LAualLIISs &-RUsURIDLD Druggists,
{. ~ :. s.t Ing Iqey25 ld&wlyt
PLY fe7 eosl prime Rice Just received and.
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iIe gnttIRgenfrr.
rnn RIRss QUE NAT1VR I'D.

God bless cur native land
E'iflEEt IIEASisllc gereF stalld.
Thru st1rEn and night,
When tho Sild teuPestE rave,
Ralsru Of Wind md W1Se!
Do Ehon our couukrS save,
BY 6hy great might
For her our pray shall rise,
To God 6bOVe the skies:
On Him We walt
LORD hear or nations cry;
Be Thou forever nigh;
Nay freedom never die;
God save the Stats.
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MEpICA!.L.
SANFORDSS
Liver Invigorator.



Ut Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS
II and has become an established fact, Stau6a4,i
Medicine, known and Ap- pEUyed by all that have
used Il. and Is resort ed to with conidence
all the diseases for which - 1T Is recommended
II has cured thousands " within the last fvyovesrs
who had given up all e hopes Of relief as the
PnnoerOTs unsolicited; - certificates in my Pus
session show.
The dose be ada4 o. ted the temperament
of the individual takiug = aud usedfn such omar,
titles Is to act gently on - the Bowels
Letthe dieta1eeOf your n Judgment guide YOU il
the use of the LITER = ZET76OR4T TOR and il
VIII cure Liver C6aa- - pdiNLS, EiEiOns .IESsscIS
Dyspepsia. CATORie Di-t = idTTh0e, SHRmcr Ctp,e
0safEtg. DysestTy. D7oF- 50, SsaIr SGaacI Habit
sal CHEtIneaeEE. ColieH C9a0IeEG- Cholera AorLEF
CsoleTG MFaRtNrR. f&a-A t&IeReC JdVHdice> Fsllale
Weaknesses. and may be :usei successfully as an
Ordinary FHRGlS RodI- oS cine II will cure LSlCK
HEADACHE las 4hOH- = sands can testffV1 IN
tloy asiRHtSs, IftNoO or q three 7ta7ep0onfEls are
tGEeJ1 At commencementtA of attack
al echo Il are gIF- = ing their testimony
its favor. X
MI WATER INlITRE NOZT8 II W
THE LNTTGORA TOR, AND .SE4LLOHr norm
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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WHEaINE, 2stlt Nav. 1850.
OK and after the 18th November 1860 the passeu-
W ger Trains VIII be daily rs foHOTs:
RfnSt-The Northwestern, Clerelsnd. Chicago st.
LOUIS indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus
Wheeling, BenWood Baltimore aud Washington City
Express departs daily except Sundays At 9:45 A. NJ
and arrives in Baltimore At $50 with
The earliest trains fr the Eastern ard Southern cities
Returning. leATes Baltimore at A. II. and arrives
II BenEood at Els r. n. and VI heeling af SG5 p NJ
making direct connection with the Wetern Express
train THIS train will only stop for wood aud water
and Inealfns the passengers.
seo0Gs-te Great Soutli western, st Louis. Cipcfn-
natt. Columbus. Wheeling. BenWofd Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
BIS 7. 81. arriving IN Baltimore 2.a5 r. A., con-
Meeting With The afternoon aims to the Eastern and
SOuthernc cities. Returning. IeaEes Baltimore At p
NJ and arrives Al BenVOod u 5s45 A. ~ and Wheeling
At S:l5 A. ~. making rect connection NTH the great
Western Express trains This train viii only stop for
wood and wafer and meaiing the passengers.
freight train with passenger car attached gill
leave daily, except Gundays for Grafton At $40 A.
Returning, will arrive al BIS p. II.
}. B.FoRD, Agent.
WI suTH NaSter Of Transportation.
L. u. COLE. Gen'l Ticket Agent nor2S
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ROBES! ROBES! ROBFSy

100 BERBGE ROBES JUST OPENED THIS
IOO morning at $500 each, worth 81 o 30
P. ST. selling all my early purchases in
Robes, Lawns and other Dress Goods at less than
rhey cost to make room for new ones that am daily
teceiving. Us. RIIODES
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DR.. !. T. 5. Citanning, Of New York City. write.
Il most ci"ertuly comp with the rcgue.i G: yuEr
Inprt excellent Alternative in tie is compliant.
f"E which We employ such aremriy- Int especially
IN FtDt'ite DiSHoFcs Of the srrof,iIuU- diaiHe.is
have cured InAnN iuVe'eruIe u LturorlIrn ty
it, AMI some where he complaint caused t., a.
cratic" Of the uterus. The liberation itseli
e'on cured Nothing within my knowledge ,-lrs,,
it for these female derRuEeInentsr
Edward :. Marrow Of Ntwiury. S!a.. write: "A
dangerous Or1TidR fVAIur one If the females ia
my family. which had dcfi"d all tie remedies we
could employ has at leis; been c..nr le;ely cured
by your Extract Of Sar.&pariliA- Our physician
Thought nothing hut t1tirpati"n could afford relief.
but he advised the trial Of your SarzHTsrilia liz.
last resort before emitting and il proved eee;rAi
After taking y"nr remedy eight weeks symptom
Of the disease remains