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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJTANDIN'ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
cH,nLrsros, August r., 1903. =
eGESERAL. ORDERS, ~. le)
< THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVING
T.. REcEIyE0 y majority of votes ut CT
e.rctioo held Oh the list MT, far FIELD 6FFI.
GERS If iii. ;lHainenis organized to- lucal de-
fence and spscia! %sl.vicc in the State for the term
of six months, in pursuance Of General uiaeys
No. %, issu.4i froM this office, are hereby de
c afsd and anu:.unc-d duly .lecte', TO tho ounces
as rereinift.r stntrd. and will 10 oDeyea andSfes
prc,ed accprdinplv. to-wit:
- PiRsT REGIMENT.
THOMAS b. ROBERTS, Colonel.
w. i. HODGE S. Lieut.naas Colonel.
". + wE1BOkN, Msior.
sEcosD ,REGIHEaT.
WILLIAM FORT, Colonvl
GA. LEWIE.I ieutenant-Colnnel.
WALTER QUArTLEBAUa, Major.
.r0UiirH ReGINs NT.
z ]. n. WITHERSPO0N, Colonel
f. NJ. MELLETT, observation-disclosures
J.C. EVANS. Major.
FiFfu REGIMENT.
j. II. WILLIAMS, Colonel.
JOIN A. BRADLEY, Lieutensnt-Coloncl
Up. SADI.s1t, Major.
ri. In the Third Regiment there was n fn'lur"
to elrc;.t ieid ,,6Icers. owing 10 the failure 10 or
.a,ize til, Companies III thc Sixteenth Regiment,
s. o. NJ, betjre the dag en-, WHICH, tneeiertion was
ordered tn be- held. An election for Field Oilvcrt
of said Regiment will be ordered sssoon asthcsc
Con nanics have hSen organized.
: III. The Coloueis will r%oh,insto persons for
the R,gimental Stat, one Adjutan., ono Quar-
tor master. one. Surgeon, ind one Aasirtsnt Sur
rron-thHr appointment subject to the approval
OF the President. Cotonels will report tivir
no,ninstions to this o%fise, and they will DO for
warled for approval.
~. The Colonies commanding these Regiments
will hold themselves IN r.4 illness to report WITH
their .respectiv 30 -csIumands at tue shortest Gotict
for iuty ON the cysst. BY communal.
A. C. BURLINGTON.
AdiuLant and Inspec'or-Gcnoral S. G.
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Aug. 10
State Of South Carolina
EDGEFI ED DISTRICT,

I'm ORDINARY.
KY W.. F. DUcIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Whereas, Catherine Boddie has applied to mo
for Letters Of. ADMINISTRATION, on all and singular
the goods and %chattels, righta and credits OF
Jacob Goddio Into of tho District aforesaid
These arc, therefore,, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, TO be aud appear before me, AT our
next Ordinary's Court for the said Distract 20 De
holden at .Edgefeld Court House. on the .s.l 'iay
OF Aug. inst. to show cause Is H. II nr ann, why .A'
Ciwsn under INV baud and seal, this 10th day Of
auy' in the wear of our Lord one t''ons"nd
eirht hundred and sixty-three, and IN tho eighty
eighth yenr of the Independence Of $. caroiina'
- - a.
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LAND FOR SALE.

ETIE subscriber of,r. for sale privately To,
Z HOMESTEAD PLANTATION Of Gtba
J%cLnii.s $, de,id,, in ~. tiiull District, con,oinins
hitE ACNHK%D ACRES.
Situate on sleyeus',- Creek, on the Read .ieadin,
from Augusta tt Ualhoun's Mills, % niles iron.
.iugustn,faiii uoundvd by lands of DR.. }. j Cart
ledge, Mrs. csrtedge, Cd. Blair aud Others.
Therr arc ou tho place q cvaalgrtihls dwelling
House an all necessary ouEtnildingS. There are
ssyeuty-tive acres OF god buitcm land, and thirty
acre. of land sowu.n Wheat, and about forty in
Oats. The place is we'll watereti and timbersd aud
Is in a high state Of cultiuatior.
Ii . purchaser IAN be, tonnd soon, / will sell
With HE place Seventy five Eead OF Sheep, Stock
.of Garlic, DC:
.Dr. J-J. Car'leigs or the Subscriber will take
pleasure in showing the place to any one desirOut
Of purchasing al EXCELLENT piantuticn.
yA5-Terus easy.
- w. u. JENNINGS, Ex'or.:
Mar II y
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SUNDRIES.

zoo SACKS n. G. sALTA s], asd-sTyj
GUU SO Liverpool SALTj
1876 Bills. N. G. FLOURi
$50 80 and lIalf Ribs. N. o. SyruPs
loo Boxes Fine Chewing TOBACCoi
SO Ebis. Apple and Peach Braady3
10 " fInc Corn Nkisheys
MALAGA and PORT WINE;
CHERRY BRANDY and CoRDlALsi
o;OTTLED LIQUORS and INK
Al Kega Ei-tarb. SODA.
RICE, NEAL, SPICES, AsTtc-,"
Together with q good sssurts,ent Of FAMILY
GKOCEkIES,-0n land and for sale By
4. STEVENS,
Auguita; Gee.
Nav 90 sn 20
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andtrue Sbathsrn luea, froin-tl s clear skies
III cur Confederate ornament. Sixty days
will MT pass before. every MAJ whlis amena.
he IL tie rensurns OF tlisss Lies Will Seek 10.
hhe his head in shame, sndcall IN the noun
tails to cover his disgrace for tLe er-son Tart
he is now playing. H.,will De a hisslnE scuIn-
tosuuea and worie,.. Mark the prediction
MOBILE Register.
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Committed to the Jail

or this District. on the 18th idf., q necre nan
W WHO says hi. name 10 ELBEET, but is fire.
qusutly called Albert, and that he be!ongf y" 'as.
King, living At Atlanta, Ga. Ebert rays ho "ss
lrysstsa when at his w:fp's house In the upper
part of this District. Said Rlbert is shout ~
wear. of age, weighs about $50 peunds, Is feet
s inches high, dark complicated. No marks or
scars noticed
The owner is requested te esms forward, prove
property, pay chargss and take him away, othss.
wiss be viii be dealt with As the lay directs. :
Y. Il. MCCULLOUGH, J.E ,.
June q, 81 :
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To the Pubic.
NOTICE.

S. saAsoS u 1858 at Edseaeld g. f., MN;
Mt I srmon GalImanfs, ct SIS the Season, " nnss
Io.,,s ON th. lst of August aud onds the 2olh
(, Marys falling tn prove in f"al by Diek Gnaat "
ham the sprisg Of 1863, uiayJ bs sent this falt'
'Ieaf'ps : THoS. q. BACON.
..1n O. ~
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aress ;r,,. a,.ara host of aothersapreaentea

Arc, sfirfasn, andra hosE; OF 4others,Ipresent 9
noble list ofimpe-ishahle patriots. Madame
Montnorin predicteithe horiorsof tin 7 rench!
revolution. n.terlesia opposed the f1i!y oi
! Nerxas aISl!anuS il. iisking battie. Jasnph
iue teresaw aad f0retold the d6wnfailcof NJ
~trIeon. Madame Roland was the nisster
sprit-ef the French revolution. Woman has
moral prc-emincnce. touching devotion,
lofty ruritysa and WELD powerful. influence
over man for good or evil. LIE, tile women
withcut patriotism remember that they may
cause detects by Indifference to and, anld meg.
lect uf the.wants of their brave defenders.
The soldiers deeply eel'neglect.
a wounded soldier remarked to the writer
a few days ago that he Was sorry to say tie
ladies had lost their patristis,n-tiiat u woun-
ded nnl was shunned, almost, insome places.
IL can got be true that his REMARKS we're cor
rect. The ladies' one ahd all, can but appre-
cate and applaui the motives teat prompt
the many public Communications in behalf OF
our suffering soldiers. Every Nail briugs'us
the Notwithstanding intelligence that your.no--
bic soldiers are passing through an ordeal OF
intense Suffering for want OF clothing and
the delicaces necessary for-the> sick. What
IN needed il action. A movement has,com-
in this city. Let the bail ba kept In
In :tioa. I'VE have the remedT. We can ap-
ply all, needed reliet. if We Will it, and act:
la the nene IF Liberty, III the same OF all
we ho!ddesrest Uu e.rth, let tins work so
tiA Inc soldiers are made cout6rta-
be. Deeds, pot wpris, must soa motto
ill paa:e smiles oyertheel and. MA. b.
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rsSlEca i.4 ,.gsIs :oI--it nj VALUABLE
h PLANTATION containing
sixteen Hundred al: | Fifty Acres.
More or less.lyirs on Turk. q ~:k. md ''ound-
ed. by t,uds Of Gil. &c Brooks, Cap. Eugene
Buzz, George Bland ard oiav-s. This Plantation
is >itusted ahoat I miles Nortl Of Edgeteld Vii
LACE, ON the NoSbo-ry Road, in b piepsaut and
healthy locality, and in the midst Of g fyinsl
and lin :agrscahlo nriEhhnrhG'nd.
About ore;h.if of this Tract VI Lind ID clearoi
and 8 e"usida,sblr portion Of it in n high state
oc cultivation. The other halt of this Tract is
in natixe Understanding i'll Oak, Hickory aud
Pine growth.
There arc on the premises all Necessary p!anta-
tim bu;idiuys-sll ir good rpp~ir, THIS TrHsL j.
we'll wa,ered, and is one Of the best rangss tLr
cattle in thu District.
The land i, well adapted to Cotton, Corn,
mali Grain, Dc,
F"r'tur,her inforulstion apply to Mr.: Ja.. M.
Harrison, u. tne sheriff Crise, Eigehs ED. S. c..
.ELDERr BLIND.
July I ii q
W. Charleston Courier viii plo,s So cspy twice
a week Tor one III NTH and forward account forth
With to this ohirs.
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State OF South Tswuaa,
EuGEFIELD DISTINCT,
M5ORDLNAET
MA. Ransom, A;m.r., OF Ice aAents
OF 5. q. tiallm.i, d.sd.i u

go :
MA. Ransom, Aim.rs 81 Wo iAeSts
OF s. q. ,~iallm.n, d.s'd.
vs..
1. Bushnell md wife Iut..G4,
:Hary T.. Tiimsn and ptl,ers
yETHEREAs N A. RANSOM Aaaa fstrstsr.
wv of the Estate Of Sarah Ra1esl:tsAs, dsSe.,
nss applied 70 ms. by peti: inviting, Praying
bat u par, of rhe pceceo: &, + the Eeal sststs-of,
tho said Sarah r.. Gsl;u =, 2eea., may bs rIti
aver to him. to sati.fy .sb1 Against i. said 6s-
ate and it appearing to ~ sstiif.sfi.s siHt
Wiiliuiu u. Colruau and lisd,stsa hes.lJ sHt.
his wife Elizabeth, twu Of tho Dof,sesstaip ths
sbovs stated case, reside kcyeld tie Nni4.e ct this
State. It is thcafors ordered sas ssorseS ta.t
they do appear ut q, Cour. Of OriieAry Abs5ksl.
ZEN a! Eux, IUld O. H, f,r Eigsfcia RiSIist, co
Nonduy, The 3lst de, 81 august, lss:. 70 shsu
asarse, ifsnny they Gag, Fwb, 8 ysrtiss .! .ss.brs:
;;seds Of the safe of the Keri Erietc Of .earas T..
4a!.saa. decd. sod by me for partition sHa IL
,i.ion, ahonld not DO psid ever 10 he SAID n. a.
Rars M, 70 l~iqaidnte the !Gebts sgsisst said Ass'
tate, CIR their consvut. to tho saline will be susrs4
uf records
Given undsr M hand and ssab this Jas seq
lay.of May, 1858.
juno 3 sn ~
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Notice.

A III Persons harihg demands against the En-
"a into Of J.. e.. B1rkhaltsr, dac'd.. ara TO-
aucated 10 present them, proesrly a%tsestsd. BY
n. Gr.t If October aud also those indebted
hro requested to make payment by that tins.
G. u. .bDkKHAL1&a 8ss-
July 20 %
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1JOTICE.
Tannery Notice.

n4RoM this date L will TAN and DRESS. all
II yood DRY Rides delivered # my Yard
Tor one THIRD of the Misunderstanding the
ovnor Of tho Hides my part ut the lowest market
nr;es. WILLIS ROSS.
July I3 sm@ 20
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Notice.
Notice.

LII persons, having .doHsnds against tho h.
"a tate Of Williara, Z. Middleton, dee,a., ns ~
ouested to present them TO tho undsrsiynsdi -sad
those indebted to said Estate arc rs1aesscats
- EMILY MIDnLproR, Adnax. e
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Dentistry |

Dentistry
Ear. ". FARMER will be n BIZ sEa
81 regularly oash DAY during sals-8sya vsft;
eut sfter then h8 win cniy be thsIo oasasishs:J.,
{" Envin. To l.~y the aighes. ca.h prie.e fer
Dentistry editorials, he will hs,ecfter work Chilly,
Fer CASH.
Sept 10 " IS
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4 Valuable Plantation

l. 81 S4ALE.
rsSaE "a. ;.4 "gsIs :ct-4i. ri VALUABLE
h PLANTATION containing
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-04
wrecks of humanity.
WHY SHOULD THEY SINH.

The excitement ofthe chase has always been
supposed to have healthfnl tendency but
there is kind Of chase which breaks down the
consultation, debilnates the frame, and shottens
Ii fe. We mean the tesdIopg, uniniermit:ing
hunt after the almighty dollar, which is the
great business characteristic Of tbe present day.
1t begets other evils unnecessary to name)
which precipilste the fate OF thousands There
is, however, a possibility ofrecovery from the
prostration produced by these causes, long af-
ter their victim has ceased to h. pc for 1t. If
we ure rightly informed, the most astonishing
cures of what Is called general weakness and
debility, which have ever been known in this
country, have been effected through the agency
Of Doctor HoLLowAy's inestimable remedies
NJ ere skeletons Of men, out of whom the very
principle of vitality seemed to have been drain
ed have been restored to health and vigor by
the operation of the Pills and of the Oint
meut, in case OF paralysis rheumatism, DC, we
hear an equally favorable account. If men
riH break down their energies by over exertiou
iii, in their anxiety TO go ahead. they will
override the most precious of GODS blessings,
health--it is well they should know how TO re-
pair the mischief when they come at last to
realize the fact of their premature decay. The
wrecks of humanity, who, without any particu-
lar disease, appear to be sinking from mere ex'
haustion, would fud, without doubt. imme.
date relief from Doctor HoLLnwAY's remedies
.s- e't Phil. Tribune.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-04

DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMEN T:-Died of
croup-What pretty and interesting child
saw lust week! But now, alas ! it is no more
Such was the conversation of two gentlemen
riding down town, in the cars Died OF Group |
how strange when Dr.sTobias' Venetian Lini.
ment is a certain cure, ftaken in time. Now,
Mothers, we appeal to you. II is not for the
paltry gain and profit We make, but for the
sake of your infant child that now lies playing
at your feet, Group is a, dangerous disease i
but use DR., Tobias Venetian Eminent in time,
and it is robbed of its terrors. Always keep it
in The house you may not want it tonight, OF
tomorrow, no telling whes-but armed with
this liniment you are prepared, let it come when
it will. Price only 25 cents bottle. Office,
Sc COrtlandt Street, New-Y ork. Sold by all
Druggists. - =. W ------
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New York AND. ERIE RAILWAY.
Painesville namsakc g and coiempor,
airy, has thus been indulgiug in ride up
on the rail , and iudicously, lets
himself out 10 reference to that great, thoro.
ughfare' the New York & Erie. It has
been our fortune to travel on many of the
principal railway lines of the country. aud
we must acknowledge the fact. that the
ronte to New York over the New York
aud Erie Railroad, is by far the most com
Portable aud pleasant we have ever travel
ed. This Company have put on loxurious
sleeping cars, of a new pattern. on theiI
night trains, s,Nwhich for comfort, cannot be
surpassed. The wide gage makes the car,
roomy aud pleasant; and dust, which is sc
unpleasant on many roads, is obviated =
The scenery on this road is really splendid
which. with the able management, should
commend ID to the attention of all who
travel either for pleasure or business. Mr.
CHARLES MINor. the General Superintendent
whose Office is In New York, has few equals
and no superiors as railway manager
Our friend Mr. +. T. MORSE, formerly
conductor on the Cleveland. Painesvill,
and sAsbtabula Railroad. is the Westerr
passenger agent Of the New York anC
Erie.
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Ayers sarsaparilla

Is compounded from the most effectual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting dstemper, and for the cure of the
disorders it entails. That it is far superior to
any other remedy yet devised, is known by all
who have given It u trial. That it does COM
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their effect
upon this class of complaints, is indisputably
proven by the great multitude of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made of
the following diseases Kings Evil or
Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Erup-
tions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Fry
sipelas, Rose or st. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tu-
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in AYERS AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some of
the remarkable cures which it has made when
all other remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those cases arc purposely taken from all sec
tions of the country, in order that every reader
may have access to some one who can speak to
him of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofula depresses the vital energies and thus
leaves its victims far more subject to disease
and its fatal results than are healthy constitu-
tions. Hence it tends to shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration of human
life. The vast importance of these eonsitlcra-
tions has led us to spend years in pcrecting a
remedy whichis adequate to its cure This
we now offer to the public under the name of
AYERS SARsAPARIILA, although it is COM
posed of ingredients, some of which exceed the
best of SarsapariHa in alternative power. By
its aid you may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of these disorders. Purge out
the foul corruptons that rot and tester in tho
blood purge out the causes of disease, and
vigorous health will follow. BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates tho vital func-
tions, and thus cxpcls tho distempcrs which
lurk within the system or burst out on any
part of it.
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds Of Sarsdparild, that promised
much and did nothing; but they will neither be
deceived nor disappointed in this. Its virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, and there
remains no question of its surprising excellence
for the cure Of the affecting diseases it is in
tended to reach. Although under the same
name, it is a very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and Is
far more effectual than any other which has
ever been available to them. 7as'f--r.
o.
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MowINa MACHINE TRiAL-We happened to
be present on Wednesday last, at trial of
moving machines on the farm of CYRus
WEIGHT, in Saybrook. Though there we're
other mactinesupo the ground the competi.
ton was between the Cdyuga Chief an iron
machine of4A feet cutting bar. F. l.. BRANCH,
of Saybrook. agent, aud the Hubbard Machine,
a wood frame, and 4 feet cutting bar machine,
E. r. WILLIAMS, Ashtabula, agent. The oc-
casion was one Of fmere exhibition, before q con.
siderable number Of intelligent farmers of adj
joining towns, who judged for themselves oi
the relative merits of the two machines without
the formality of regularly appointed umpire.
The crop was clover, light crop, upon 40 un.
even and uuprepared surface. The team on
the HUBBARD mower was driven by Mr.. LEWIS,
the general agent or proprietor Of the mach inc,
aud that Of the Chief by AMOS SoUrHwIcK.
Both are excellent machines, and did their work
well. The Chief it was claimed, holds an ad-
vantage in the width of swath cut, while the
Hubbard meets this by the claim Of superior
llghtness and porableness. A slight Difference 10
fay Jr of the Chief was shown in its cutting 10
the dead burrows. The farmers who watched
the working of both machines with deep inter.
est, and who were the better judges in the pre-
premises, were at loss to decide upon the
merits Of the two machines, we are not, there
fore. disposed to sit 10 judgment. where the
doctors disagree 1T sBc# Fe{f ga&
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DR., CHAsEs RscIPEs These valuable rec,
pes a re being presented TO our citizens by DR..
Horace EAroN, who is canvassing the county.
They hare as the agent informs us, all been
tes ed, and found invaluable. Their impor-
tance to ever7 family. is above estimate. DR..
CHASE is a regularly graduated physician, from
the University Of Michigan. Price 10 cents 10
paper, 81 in gilt muslin, and 81 l25 in extra
gilt. The work has become a standsrd one
having passed through its tenth edition. For
sale also at the Post Office . 's ssa .l s-q-i a &.
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p.o.n Msmph,..


Advices from Grants army TO noon OF
the $50, cay the siege progresses favorably.
On the goth cannonadng was kept mp
from early IN the morning till noon by the
army and navy, but elected no reply from
the garrison. Large numbers of buildings
we're destroyed, but beyond tbati is not
ascerta ined that much damage was done.
Deseriers report Tennessee aud Georgia
regiments rs much dissatisfied and talk Of
refusing 10 fight sny more.
JobDstou's movements are still wrapped
in mystery. He was last reported moving
south. His forces have oil withdrawn be-
yond Big Black. &c.,
General Taylor is said to have hung oil
the Federal prisoners taken at MiIliken's
Bend Retaliatory measures will probably
follow this course. ~ .<.-..,-
b, The very heavy rains in this vicinity have
raised all The streams to overhowing, aud
very few movements on either side have
been made .. t... ..-.. t...-r-.. 70
4VIoKsBURG The rebels 10 front of Lau-
man on the left came out Of their works
Monday night and temporarily drove our
pickes from the rife pits, but were driven
back by our batteries. JNan auG.aat3
1t is thought they are feeling their way
to cut out or send messengers out in the
melee. 49,
isn Considerable. firing occurred along the
line to day. Siege guns are arriving. az
A large. number of ambulances were
sent out for our wounded toward Jackson
Sunday, They returned to Big Black
bridge having been turned back at Ed
wards Station No rebel commands were
near er than that point. sl ir 7cs r' ..lt
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ZEN HooKER SUPERSEDED, Save and
excepting as Il may indicate some clasbiog
ofspinloo. the supersedure Of G en-. Hooker
we TAKE II, possesses no special Significance.
Gen, Meade, bis successor. bears the char
acier Of an accomplished. gallant aud pru
dent officer; and will, we hope speedily
lot Us here from the army Of the Potomac
10 sope effective work. ~ 3 % li.1,sS'..
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A Card TO the Ladies.

DIR. DnpOnco's Golden PlLts JOr Females.
Inae correcting, regulating and removing distractions
T from whatever cause, and return nature TO its
% .l.t .I.H .1ts proper channel. t --.
TNHE Combination Of Ingredients in DR..
i DuponcOs Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
have used in the private practice of Dnponco for
thirty years and thousands ladies testify to their great
and falling almost every case, In correcting
irregularities relieving painful and distressing menstaton
particularly at the change Of life. From five 70 ten Pills viii
cure the common yet dreadful complaint the lucoreah
Nearly every lady the land suffers from this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured thousands andw you
you They cannot harm you-on the contrary
they remove all obsucOns restore nature to It's proper
channel and inyigore the whole system Price 500 per
box. Sold by GEO. WILLARD, Sole Agent for Ashtabula
LADIES' BY sending him slOO to the Asbtabala Post Of
hOe have the pills part Of the county, free Of
postage by mail. -, 10
But Golden Pills OF kind unless the box is signed s.
d Howe. All others base imposition and unsafe there
fore as you value your lives and health ito nothing o
being humbugged of M buy only Of those who
signature Of s. D. Howe the box which has
oeny been added OF this Pills being counereed
The composing the above pills made known to
every Agent and they Will tell you they safe, aud viii
perform all that is claimed for them. sa.. b.. = 49,
Sold also by b. O. Ely, Gard, Pal John $. Carter. Ere
Moody Clark Panesviie, o.. Wholesale in New York, by
Hall Ruckel Wholesale Druggists 2s Graenwieh Street.
and by 5. d. Howe. Sole Propristor New York. 'ei H