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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-07
NEWBERRY, S. c.,
JAR1Es D. RANCE G. CO.,
PR0pRIET0Es,
JAMEs D. NAI-Gz37,
EDITOR.

Newbcrry district being one of therichest Cotton
Districts in South Carolina, i'cr people arc large
consumers ut every kind OF merchandise. The
CONSERV.Nl ISL, therefore, furnishes one of the
best mediums IN the S.,e fcr al ;crtsers so far as
Newbcri.y Di. tict is cnnce,neil, while it enjoys
fair circulation in TIE surrounding Districtsl The
terms for Inserting advertisements are certainly as
reasonable rs those of any other journal IN the
country especially when il is desired 10 advertise
by contract.
Tie CONSERTATiST numbers among its con-
trbutors gentlemen of Tie first talent and soundest
polical faith With ttleir assistance, tie editor
will cndeayor to make his journal an acceptable
and ever welcome family newspaper and ineside
companion.
Tic political character of The paper is of the
strongest States Rights stamp. Believing that the
Constitution under which the Confedcracy OF the
American States was formed, has been repeatedly
and grossly violated, and that ''the Plantation
SI..as" have been the only sufferers-that the
Union o. these States is no longer policy founded
on the rrinc les of right and justice, but that the
bonI Of Union is '.the cohesive power Of public
plunder'-thc proprcto:s prefer that their journal
Shall rather seem TO be Sou. .hern Extremist than
appear an unconditional advocate 9t the Union at
any price.
TEENIs.-The paper will be regularly mailca to
subscribers out OF the town Of Newberry At the fol
lowing reasonable rates of subscription:
One copy, per year, 5000
Three copies, 9OO
Five copies, oOo
Ten copies, IoOO
Twenty copies, 2oO0
ng~ The money upon these terms always to b
paid in advance.
No paperwill be discontinued until all arrcarages
arc paid, and no paper mailed until the subscrip-
ton price is received; unless at the option of the
proprictors when the circumstances call for dlf-
fcrent COURSE
All business communications should be addressed.
to the .'Conscrvatist, Ncwbcrry, S. c." Commu-
ncations intended for publication should be adj
dressed to the Editor Of the Conservatist."
Aug. 2S, 1860 tt
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An ACT To- BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO PRE-
SCRIBE RATES OF POSTAGE IN THE con-
FEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES.
Sec. /. The Con gress of the Confederate
States of America do enactsthat from and
after such period as the Postmaster Gen
eral may by proclamation announce, there
shall be charged NE following rules of
postage, to wit: for every single letter
sealed, and for every letter in manuscript
or paper of any kind, upon which infor-
nation shall be asked for, or communicate
in writing, OF by marks or signs, conveyed
in the mail for any distance between
places within the 'Jonfederates States of
America, not excee ding 500 miles, 5 cents;
and for any distance exceeding 500 miles
double that rate; and every letter OF par
eel not exceeding alf an ounce in weight,
shall be deemed a single letter, and every
additional weight Of half an ounce or adj
ditional weight Of less than half an ounce,
shall be charged with an additional single
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

The School Trustees of the city meet this
evening. and will select the teachers Of the
several schools. A large number OF worthy
sad competent teachers have applied Tor sit
gations.
The enumeration Of children in Prairieton
township. between the ages of i've and TWEEN
ty-one years. for educational purposes, shows
the number to be two hundred and fifty
With the coincidence Of their being one hun
dred and twenty eight males aud an equal
number Of females.
Several citizens Of Nsvins township have
been transferred. for educational purposes
70 Florida township. PaFke county.
The County School Examiner holds stated
examinations Of applicants for license q
teach. the firs, Saturday OF each month
The schools Of this city are expected TO b
opened for instruction on the frst Nonds
of October next They have already com
uenced in some of the townships.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

The expedition which sailed from Fortress
Monroe, a few days since, has been heard
from. The telegraph says that the expedi'
ton has safely landed on the coast Of North
Clrolina. and has met with success IN its arst
sr5rt. II this be 80. il may be hailed as n
omen of returning vigor in the Navy De-
d,r,men.. Il 10 certainly a good sign to see
any naval movement. Our navy seems to
have been taking singular repose. We
shall doubtless hear Of stirring movements
along the southern coast soon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

Ex-PKEzrpESr FRANKLIN PirReE was at La
s.yette. in this State. a few DAYS since. and
made short speech. he ws not very
pointed in his supper, of the Union cause
Tue Lafayette Journal thu. comments upon
tho speech:
ASIDE from some general remarks, ~ 10
the greatness and prosperity Of the West and
its future destiny. aud thanks for the com
plimentsry sercnade. his speech contained
nothing noteworthy. A sort Of half eI-
pressed. half implied desire to see the gov
eminent sustained. might possibly have been
inferred from his remarks. but there was
certainly not the outspoken voice for the
Union which We should have expected from
one Who has occupied the high position OF
President of tho United States, from New
England. did We not know bis history and
miserable subservicncy to the behests OF the
slave olicarcy. when he was at the helm OF
the ship II state IL i altogether consistent
With nj. character 10 watch. ia this hour OF
his counsry's peril. noncommittal and silent.
IN order when tho contest 10 over. 20 DO able
70 sue,f that he was always IN favor OF the
side Which wins. The country i cursed -. IN
too many such time servers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

The proclamation of Major General FKx-
MONT. published in our last issue. i one OF
The most important papers which has been
issss1 dsFiag the war. IL will be considered
With CREST care by almos, every citizen Of
The northwest IL announces strict
f,rcemess OF martial lsW throughout the mil
itary lines OF Missouri. and promises TO in
dict ia severes, penalties upon treason in all
Shapes.
The only new feature ia the proclamation
u the de- i.ration that the slaves OF those Who
have ssker up arms against the Government
dali be made free. The wisdom aud pro
pretty o. this position will be widely discussed
and criticised. IL = perhaps the only way TO
roach large body OF traitors in Missouri
(Ther, does rot seem 70 be any use IN De
elarin, natal law eonhscating al the
property Of rebels except that portion which
1 mott vs'asble 70 them. and protecting the
Latter class for then. While they are away al
the var, sighting he Government lis true
that no general. in the Geld. can <absist and
hse2 the slaves cfrces planters He must
10 something With them, 6ea Fremont has
sAken the responsibility Of declaring IN his
Aes.os. TIA. they shal - Tree We shah
- how u vii. work IN Missouri
The D~sssraf. Of - Ions. says Of the
p~oel.mssson-
s'ltis the most important document which
has vet appeared IN the progress Of the war
Let i< be read with carefsl consideration BIZ
every ci,iren. The prompt and merciless
v.satinx OF the extreme penalties Of martial
Law gpoa al prrsous taken uitA arms n their
hanas within The established military line.
The confscasioa Of The property of persons
vho shall take up arms against The Govern
neat. AMI he absolute freedom - The slaves
Of all such the extreme penalties % be vis
ICED UPON bridge hurrcrs. railroad ard tee
xrxrh desfroyers. reasonable oorresort
sn:s and lbellers. snd peace de<sroyers q
ell kinds. are measures Of re uo<t exiraos-
dipary sfringency bat the VISION q their
pronaigsfioa by The supreme ofkcer IN the
sruv Of the Wcsf. Ne are concdent. viii he
conceded bs svery ia<t add loyal ci.lxen -
There = no longer any middle ground or
.com for traitors where shs. Lawful goveFn
u,.at has s~ay- Cenerai Fremont ssrikc~
bs.div and fe,rie&<iy. The ooa-oIHisted
,s,r,sslsr, and the boundles resources u the
~r~xt xor<hwe<f are a. his back Lei every
fasIhfal nsn. By every werd ssi desd. give
IA and announcement % tia grand move
u.-s 81 the re c<fsblsshraenf q the Fhsr
ties Of the Whole psorls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

EpEroRs OF ExrREss.-I request small
space in your columns. 10 correct a misap-
prehension that exists in the minds Of many
in this community. in regard to the pay OF
soldiers IN the regular United States ser.
vice
have undoubtcd ev.denoo within the las,
few days. that some persons. for the purpose
Of prev snting men from enlisting ia the reg
clar service. have made false statements IN
regard to the pay ard bounty q regulars As
compared With volunteers
The term Of enlistment for the regular
service = three years. and the pay aud boun
ties Of both regulars and volunteers are the
sane. Respectfully ysur-.
A. l.. HOUGH.
Capt 18th L \ Inft Recruiting Ofscer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

Tux recruiting for the company intended
Tor the Irish Regiment i going along stead
ly. Every day Is adding slowly 70 is NUN
bers. There will be a movement OF 4 part
of tho enlisted men 10 camp At indianapolis
.ooa. Our citizens should wake up and as
sist the patriotic Irishmen who are laoor'ns
20 form the company.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

The New York papers state that MAJOR
Gan. Huxrra. of the United States army, has
usasly recovered from the wounds received
At Bulls Run, and will soon leave Tor the
West 10 take commlnd Of the forces IN iil'-
pois. Il Is probible that he viii cooperate
with VI Jor General FaExosT IN descent
along rae Mississippi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

TurLa Crosse Democrat, Of the 9th inst,
..vs that the rhinosceros Of DAS RIcs, which
vas heretofore reported drowned. MS seen
alive in the vicinity of Ii Crosse. Ii ap-
pears that he has been divertins himself In
ia. waters of tho Mississippi Tor while, but
h.s now taken to the sloushs. A party are
represented to be in search OF him-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

THE public attention is called 70 the Post
Ofiee list. published By authority. in our col
umns to-day All those interested are re
quested 20 examine the list Many eonnec-
ted with the encampment At this place may
End their letters advertised. Look to IT,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

VIZ get sone very choice items of ners
from the war. by way of Richmond such as
the surrender OF RosEcRASs TO Len. &C. &c.
Very rich II they were true
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
r RECRUITING.

WANrED FOR THE USlTEp sATss Army
w Abie-bodied men. between ages q eighteen
md thirty-fve yesrs. Pay. The same - % roiuu-
ieer. from $500 20 s13 90 per moth. with rsuons
snd quarters. 20 coumeDsc ~ ctcc.
Two Dollars viii tc paid % snv citizen Who al all
procure snd present 70 the keerastisg Cf.cer
ceptatls re rrif.
Cnder prcscrt regulations. any soldier has an cp.
Portu1ity II becoming cofamiss tened cfieer.
Fer farther information. apply ~ the rentesvcas
a TeFre-llants, TIE size % The square
TERM OF L>IfSTuENT.
II Ia T. q - n . a H - /.
ALFRED l.. HOVcI.
Cps issh Tas.nsry e 5. a. Rr~rssssne oeae.r.
JAY p, ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

Tan peop'e masi not imagine that no.h:nr
= gong on n a military way. because lcSs :
ssd N TIE newspapers about military move
meats than formerly Nol a. anv forr.e-
prod has % mach real work been done n
ne srns - deFsng the lssi Eve weeks. and
The army = increasing IA effective strength.
Dur inE TIE dsys nov passing more rapidly
than a. snv time heretofore
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

Proposals tor Fresh Beef.
OrrrcK OF THE {. S CosonsAhy sUpGsTsses.i
indianapolis. Ind., Aug aIth. 1851.
SyEAIFD bids will be received at this Office ursii
= IL o'clock, A. NJ. on the stat day OF August. lssl
for furnishing FkrSu Bxrr Tor tho use OF the Nolun-
teers at T-rre Haus, Indiana The contract will be
made FIR two months or such shorter period as the
Commisssry may direct. The Beef must be Of the
orsIIrf, and be delivered In equal portions Of
fore and bind quarters lnscks and sbanks eaeludes
in such quantities may be required for the Use Of
lie troops, aud on such dsys AZ the comn.sssry may
direct.
The contractor viii be required 10 give the usual
bend The Cofurnissary reserves the right reject
any BID be may dem Objectionable ttds viii be
endorsed on the envelop. Proposals Tor Fresh Beef
snf dlrectsd 70
Capt. y. W. BAERIGER,
Comnissary o'sahsisiencs, I. 8. Army,
"a Sndsauapotis,I Had sana.
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rONsoRIAL.


DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
Il having fcftss1 he Shasar aud Ha,r Dssss,nx
ssloon. s@joninx the Tsrre Hsnfe Ho,se b~rs ieass
% Inform The citizens and public generally. has ~
q ns~ prepared 70 vsit upou cusscuGS n m
asrAi sstiasc<ery manner. ftrfet srsnues nvon -
sAAnpcorinS H,1 cue<sna fsdiss sxf IsurS 0m1s,
a..r. sso. ". eA&ASsssa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
The >osth Nus, Depend apon
Herself.

!.
Herself.
The New Orletns Pscssaas has been "A.
vorcd hy merchant q that city with the
following exrect from letter from his cor
respondent IN Manchester datea Juls %.
The COTTON nasrkes here = very strong.
f1ery one having 81 last wakencd NJ 70 the
critical position Of the article. and unc~rta,n-
~ - the future supply beng araiiahie-
Should he American difficulties 10 prolraet
ed. As there appears every probability. they
vii be most disastrous - this country. and
We mas IN this eay BE- drawn into a parsiei
patton IN the confsct, but am satisfied dat
the Governments Of fngiani i determined n
observe strict neutrality % the lif raomcaf
and yoa NEST no. place much ssish in the
hope which TpeaFs 70 be si.1. shrd IN the
South. that - soon as the cotton crop =
ready Coz uarket. Engiand and France VII
end meens - f-rce the blockade "
The Correspondent IA tie las pararr.ph
81 he following note enclosing The Letter
from wash TIE shove y quoted. gives soard
doctrine lie says.
Il have jast received the enclosed from =
friend. uho : ssry likely 20 form q correct
opinioa - % Enclish sentiment ur.on Ar,er;
can Affairs and believe that the advice con
nined N the paragraph Which | have marked
exceedingly sppliesbls az The p-es~ns sisns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

TINE SEVENTH SEMI-ANSUAL SESSION OF the
i Terre-Haute Female College, will commence on
Thursday. the 9Th Of September next. The same
Professors and Teachers who have ABLY and so Br
rIcnsrlY filled the several departments Of the Col
lege heretofore, will, with few exceptions, continue
in the school. Those wishing TO enter should do so
at the beginning If possible. Any further informs-
tion acataogue Of the School, may be had by ad-
dressing the undersigned III rerre -mauts.
sul4dtf JOHN COVERT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
ARMY PROPOSALS.


Proposals for .4rnsy
Subsistence
oTTIcr THE u ). CoxSrssAEr sUpsIsrxsoK,i
Indianapolis, Indians, August ~, 1851.
SEALED BIDS will be received at this Office until ois
furnishing SUBSISTENCE SroRxs Tor the Of the Vol
be unteers at Irrre Hsute Indiana. The contract will
made for two months or such shorter period the
Commissary may direct. The Stores must be Of the
EIRsr QUALIr, and be delivered from time TO time In
such quantities may DC required for the use OF The
troops
The contractor viii DC required &c give the usual
bond. Each bid must comprise ALI OF the following
articles, viz:
Mess Pork.
Bacon, shoulders AID sides
Hour,
Rice,
whits Beanx
Coffee, Trio,
Sugar,
Vinegar,
Candles
Soap.
Salt
Potatoes tper pound.)
The Commissary reserves the right 10 reject any
hid he may deem Objectionable. Bids will be en-
dorsed the envclops Proposals for Army Subsis
tcnce. /" and directed 90
Capt. j. ". BARRIGER,
conatnissary Of Subsistence, L. s. Army.
did Indianapolis, Indiana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
ALE AND PORTER.

Il WEISS & CO. are prepared 10
~. furnish y ihs h.ffel. - bottled frf,mlly
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. Sc. sc
scatth Ale,
Lersion ferter
fbis,ieiphts fertef.
Txrtne aie.
Msdlsen kie
psfnstt Citsr. a. k-
~. - W1rr-n's Rlo<k rshxsh street.
usFi4Sa TERRE-HArTE. IND
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COLLIE CiATE.

Indiana State University.
BLGs0MINGTON, INDIANA.
1.-the DEPARTMENTS OF THE STATE I'M.
"A VARSITY will be in full operation, with fall
corps Of allie and experienced Professors, notwiih
standing .Ae hardness oi the times. The past year
has been prosperous one for the University. The
next term III commence the 18th OF September.
1CnIOS l. FREE!
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. CxoRsk A. BsckSrI, OF NJ y Albany, Judge
Of The Second Judicial Circuit Of Indiana, viii take
charge Of this department. HIS superior talents and
reputation eminen urist will impart TO II the
highest degree Of attraction and importance The
Law TkAst begins on the nth Of Nov, and Will con-
tinue three months.
TUITION.
senior Class. ..-................... go %
Junior Class. Observation-Disclosures. 70 "
Good Boarding can be obtained at Bloomington, at
lion address the President Of the University, at
Bloomington. Rev c. Nrrr, ID D.
JAMES ID. NJ ,xwELL,
Pres't Of the Board Of Trustees.
bloomington. Ind, Aug 80. 1851 -dw2w
4 INDIANA sBURY USIvERSITY.-Ssxt Term
l. commences, September 18th. Examination Tor
adn isson 10 classes Monday and Tuesday preceding.
Prospect for students good.
Provision Tor German and French Al low rates.
A course OF General Lectures free.
/ Expenses can be greatly reduced, especially ~
those boarding themselves.
No thought OF suspendng.
Law term will commence November &c, 1851.
TH0S. BOWMAN. Pres't.
j. rfSoIEY, Secy.
GKEEScAsrIk, Aug. ~, lssl-dw-u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

RraAISINe ~ TltE rosr oFFlcr AT TERRI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

n e'ztA9 for ang II st~~< gsas< cay ds<rss.ss'
asd gtss fis Ssns6er o. fls LIsf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

Capt. 18Th L :. Iast Recruiting oaeer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
BOOKS.
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of Groy.r a. Fsirchild.
Il has ben dissolved ~ uutasi conssn. A
set'icuents must bs MADE with Joseph erorux al
ls@eht~dn~-s ~ ths frm = 70 bs pad BY him
JOSEPH GROVER
chAkikk FArsCHnA.
ruxe II. l-sl So
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Bs1iDHCNI53,
IIoMoEoIATHIC MEDICINES


HUHrmKYs HoNosoFArHrD HrTCUIu
had their origin in great public wNrt,--melctnss
for all the wants Of f-curaivc thai f1.her, moth
or, nurse or Traveller, could always i.-s by them
and always r'ly upou,--so simple tht M. take cg1
not 10 mado IN tho selection; 80 harmless thaa al
may use theIa with impun.ty, and - efhcen thai
all may rely upon them with snfe,y. Such thcy
have proved Thousands OF arne. use them daIly
for AL the Ills and ailments u every day life and
rarely arc seriously sick or have peed 10 call PRIV.
sician. Thousands, with single specific, sS7s
cured Themselves Of serious chronic dseases Of yea
standing, and upon which they have spent hundreds
in vain, and among the million who use them, mons
question their purity or efficacy.
But az no genuine coin il without liz counterfsit
- under the shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPRCIFICa
. number Toedstool "Curatives" or I" Remedes-
have come up, whose principal use Is N lear invo-
luntary testimony n the worth ofths original slch
trash is but the froth thai always throws b
the eurface.
These shallow knaves Just know enough 10 cory,
but not enough N INvENT-they know enough 10
STEAL but not enough 70 ORIGINATE g. they
have stolen the names and numbers Of my medi-
enes, and even copied my advertisements, and with
these borrowed garments tho AIS essays 70 act the
ion, and even ancea his braying Is the Of the
monarch Of tie forest But tho pubic are AcqiAint-
81 with such paltry devices, aAd well know how TO
take the true coin and leave the base countsrfeia
with It's maker.
They arc now RECOMMENDED by the mos,
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIANs.-
They arc used by the most INTELLIGENT aud RE
FINED q every community. All have found them
oil they have been recomm ndcd, PROMPT, EFFI-
GENT and REL1ABLE-every way worthy OF pub
lie confidence and patronage.
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A GENCY OF TIE
n q. Z. CONVENIENT
for the sale 81
I $40 TREASURY NOTES,
~ WALL ST.
TIFF SECRETARY or THE TREASURY
having t,r. int,d
MIR. CHS Bt'RRALL HOFFMAN,
n orr frn, arut ur the sale II Treasury No,ca
l'nriI7 inferred It H." rnte Of 3-1O por cent? we
ar IrT.ed ~ ~'u y them IN l1ts ~ suit pur-
chas ~ In don1ru ,t.t M Of bOs 1000, o., 10OOs
md bOOOs., ~ may . required, with coupons for
The 1ytnont Of inter - sorui-tnnualy attached.
Tie notes are dated August 18Th, l7Gi, and pur-
cipsts pay the accrued interest at The rite Il two
cents r"r day on esch hundred dollars
HANKABLE ~ NDs RECEIVED IN PAYMENT.
Pirchasers In the country, onling checks can
have notes per return of mail.
Any further Information required will be given
~ the undersigned.
COLGATE & HOFFMAN
90 2lac'1i3 No IL w,ll a.
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BUSINESS CHANCES. T

RAKERIES, GROCERIES, LIQUOR Stores,
- drug stores, and all other kinds of business
places for sale. Bakers, ~ lcers and all others WHO
want TO purchase OF To sci out their business places
would do well " apply al MITCHELL'S real estate
and business agency, II Cedar st, near Broadway.
N. Mooney procured and loaned on bond and
mortgage, OF Aso'll2
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TIL. olIsrlnt ANswrRrn

A.t'' l' .t,u is frequently u'...l, ssh, &C. MRS
Wi:tLu"i N.vN simply f,y TT H., na IVY
aI', fl rlwarl. of ., y,ar, L,, uut.fint ly de-.
."'. Dog Gn. n..i talents as , fond. phy,.cl,a
14 w. principally among rll ifcn. She ln,
au, . studied 'Nc constitution ouI g,n,t of
lit o. .n.r ,s 'l.t. -, generally overlooked up
.Nnu..J % i0d ~ tac faculty IN T., many in.
'tic'. .ui, 90, result OF t4.s ,T,tt, ami .ctr,l
90 H'oIg obtained in 10 lilo time spent asa pirsc
ud u a,0I,I, slo la, compounded a = utAlpg
ruI i.r' .lr'u tcothing. Itupcra,cs like u,,yi.,
-, ''n r prd health, and, i1, moreover, sure L,
nT' '' uc bowels. I'm consequence 81 thi, mt. le.
NJ. Nus.w is becoming ~orld-ropowpod IA, +,
Hc 'tr 90 her race, children DO cert ,niy mar m
ud ll.fsllr especially Sc Ibis the r,,o in t.,i, city
Nast quantities Of the sout'iu; syrup are DAILY
. ~ aud o. cd here. We think 81 70. wusl,y b,a
..rortHliz,d her name by this Invaluable article.
ni Wc fh.,rry l,lioyc thousands of children b,v,
Been saved from 'n early grave 10y liz Timely us,,
AMI that millions yet unbrrn will share its bon, Gta
and unite IN calling her blessed. No MornsR la,
iisrhusod lcr duty t. her suffering little one. I'm
'nr opinion, until she has given It the benefit Of
Mrs. MlNsLuW's SOOTHING SYRUP. Try II,
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.r. Ms. WIN LOWS Soothing SYRUP FOR
lllil !sEN lEEIIiiNG. 1t hu, no equal on earth
d m..u,r WHO has ever tried Mis-. wINsLOW's
OOiIpNG SYRUP lOR CHILDREN will ever
rs ntto let hor Child unas through tbs di5tros ding
u1.i.h priod 81 tyothing without tho ald or
is n,.iu,le pr,ror,ti"u. lfli1 and health can
r ,stuatcd ly dollars aud cents, It IL worth tine
ylltm gold.
hi',.u Of bottles are soil every year in the Uni
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