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Great External Remedy
FOR lulEgM lTIsM. GoUT, NEURALGiA, LuMBA
&C. STIFF N G{,K MP ~ JOINTS, Sp,RA!Ns
MATIC ASD NERV0US
DISORDERS.
For all Of which is speedy and certain remedy and
never fails his nlment is eparcd from the recipe OF
Dr. stephen sweet, OF Connecticut, the famous bone
ter, aud as been used in his practice than tween
rs Sij F9N sufsf Is anved by
aH hryf@ra!i2n before tlf puolie OF which the most
This Imminent wiil cre rapidly and radically, Rheu
matte Disorders Of ever kind and in thousands OF
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
twill relieve the worst cases of ,IEADACH in three
minutes MI, 1, and is warranted to DO it,
F0k NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
mcntis most 9appy and unlailng renedy. Acting di
rccy urou the nervous tissues, it strengthens and reviv
FOR LIES AS an external reu edv, claim that
produeean equal Every victim Of this distressing com.
paint should give il trial. for it will fail afford
nntiatc relief and in majority of cases will effect
QUlNsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
ton ofthis Liniment will never fail to cure.
SPIRAL S are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
men of the Joints is liaJlc 20 if neglected The
worst case may be congueredby this Lnment in two
hRUI>ESs CUTS, WOUNDS SORES, ULCERS,
BuRSs AND SCALPS Yield readily to TIE wonderful
GiiInLEIiAiS ! TEosiED FEET ASDISsEcT BITES
EVERY HORSE OWNER
the first appearance Of La eness win eectually prevent
those formidable diseases to which ali horses liable,
ana which render so many otherwise valuable horses
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
deriu curative properties of this Imminent have been
cevcd within the last two years, and many them from
persons in the highest ranks OF life.
Caution.
no eli nttro o,dI
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years, continues to secure Patents in the Cued States
tres caveats specihcatios ondS, Assignments, aud
all Papers Gr Drawings for Patents, executed liberal
and Foreign works, determine the validity OF util.
~ OF Patents o! lnvenions-and legal other advice
the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING one
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
Patents Of asceraing the Datentabiiity of inventions
UNSURPASSED by, if not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. III ICstmOni
ais below given prove That none is MORE SUCCESS
and his SUCCESS IS TIE BEST PROBE OF ADVAN.
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant believe and prove, that at no
other Office Of the kind the charges for professional
services SO moderate me immense practice OF the sub
scrber during the twenty years past has enabled him to
accumulate vast collection OF specifications and Of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These besides his extensive library OF legal and me
chanca works aud fuil accounts patents granted in
the United States aud Europe, render him able, beyond
question to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual gea! delay there here saved
Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
- regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON,
al have hesitation assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trust
form to secure for them an ary and favorable consd
nv EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commiss , Of, Of f9tents
cations ali of which patents have been grant
ed and that pcHdiHg such unInstakeabIe proof
of great talent his part leads recommend ali
thav may be OF having the most faithful attention
bestowed on and very charges
During eight mon lis the subscriber, in course Of his
TEEN APPEALs, EVERY oSE Of which was decided
in his fapor,o the Commissioner OF Patents,
Boston, Jan. l. 1858 dcodly iai
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~ " L \
B0rAAlG MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. Sc zsaln street. vvorceser.

FEW WORDS 10 YOUNG MEN.--During the prac
tce OF fifteen wears Br. Hi has come in contact with
almost innumcrable cases of Debility, accustomed By
areadm habit of SOLITARY self abuse They continue
10 all Young VIII, not afflicted to avoid
il they value their lives, and advise all who
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they be cured OF such trouble and to let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the non attendance OF them
in time II no eNaegerion 10 say taat three IoutthS
OF the insane their ua!ady to this horrld habit The
ploprietors OF Insane As}ums coroborate the state
mcnt and the victim escapes insanity or docN, yet he
she is entirely untitled for the reSl pleasures Of lte
either Iii or Out OF the domestic ercle-Wlth proce3tvo
powers ruined aic led with distrust doubtful
his friends IN tact, perfect hypochondrsc What is he
TT for but be and die. Attend 20 them
all you who are ad iicted 10 this miserable habit or
be 100 late, and you may 20 down 30 adishCnOred
grave hardly tit to meet The God who gave you the pow
as they were Intended. There exists not in the whole
world ali oh ect more loathsome or miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it then you
"ISh Tor happiness and heaven
DR. Hills practice is wholly the botanic principle,
and therefore upon natural foundation.
OtCs No. 81 Vain street, " OrCeSter, open from
to ~ p m Shelters (pospad) will receive prompt attep
DAWTUXBT, Il. l., April IS, 1861
a Joseph Shepard, do testify and say that had
the DNSeutery months contracted the of
Africa IL then terminate in Chronic Diarrh@a, which
continued Tor about four ears at the same time was
irving the most popular physicians and medicines the
day, ana am sorry 10 without benefit; al last
permanently cured BY using two twenty live cent walls
of Dr. seth Arnold Balsam
THGNIxvILLE, CT. April l, 1859.
DIR. SETH ARNOLD my Dear Sir;-Your Balsam has
performed wonders in this sectiOn and wish YOU 10
send me further supply. 1t has cured Cant. Lorenzo
number of physicians and different medicines bolh in
Europe and in this country.
Sold wholesale and retail by G. r. SPUR q + Har
low, ANA h, Merrill, Worcester Mass Also sold by all
druggists and country stores, in almost village in
lhe New England states. dgwSn f23
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furniture, It.

and would solicit CONTINUANCE of the trade literally
bestowed on the late firm of Taber & ChOllar.
The increased facilities have, will enable keep
much larger and better selected than before
offered. JOHN ID. CHOLLAR,
mch4 diff Successor to Iaber & Chollar.
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Me0ieal.
Is 90 r Il w A r d
~ With Challenge to the World
fON a PREPARATION THAT WILL PURIFY THE BLOOD
AND CURE nUMoWs, EQUAL TO
DR.. MULljKS EX RAGT OF PRAIRIE THISTLE,
The Great American Blood Purifier
dhlCE - rEN u u iLlGi Or SIX 30 rTLES FOR IS.
Inns Is rarely Vegetable n eparation.
= 100


Inc great American Blood Purifier
dKlCE p rER TITLE Or SIX BOTTLES FOR s..
Inns Is rarely Vegetable PREPARATION.
In Offering this edieine to III, public Ieel it my du
Some seven years ago while on my way from provi-
deuce TO Seitle ~ N Vest, rheumatism laid its iron
and mad me cripple Tor ludr months longer connect
linz me 10 walk win c'uith and stan Being unable to
myself and having con ultc many Phvsisnns ami
used a. The Nncuu ac comedies heard OIL gave mn ali
crpe But " tgc pruydrnce Of God Red mans a,e 81
the Fore met me Oh the ruirte gathering roots and
hrousttn th root and old me ow to pre- pare it, NV
friends Old prcnare II and ed it too and the most
wonderful pa tli' history IS that in one week, was
abe u go without crut,hS. The eighteenth gay afer
commencing lis use, pronounced myself we'll and dur
ing the mex. weck, performed Journey on foot, Of 200
miles free rom any pain. ana more han all, Rheuma
tisn his never dared touch me since =, ,,r
The main article in this Extract has never been used
by the medical fraternity. or even described in any of
afflicted not with old articles ~ new dess SO often
used often iacd cure; but with new article
whose healug virtues have caused many to rejoice and
to sreak most earnestly IN us favor. yea ihey oppnly
affirm that its curative power cannot be surpassed by
During the last three ycrs | have fully tested this
medciHc both in hicd-o and Providence, with entire
Dyspepsia kheum .tsnl, Neuralgia, ana old running
Sores reality WELD to the curative power OF this EX"
Kinds hov. been curci b, nv xtract OF Prairie Thistle
For have cared many such eases, and pledge myself
Mncn III, patient is und' nv oEn eve
Frequently, dyspepsia caused by humors on the di-
Neuralgia and Eh umatiSm humors a0ang about
the system Now claim that MGick's Extract Of
rroiie thistle will kill humoIs, by pur wing the
Gin, now N use and thyrenre VIII many. not all
OF the follow Ing Immoral diseases, whether they mani
test themselves eNtcTnalE by ecLotdlous SMelllGgs,
Foul sores, salt Rheum Scald Head RING Wolm, Sore
b0lSs pnp IS p Er ny Ne II i lag
Complaint iamdGe, Kidney Trouble, Weakness in the
d.. Warrtn's Iolsehold Physician declares that
"khennatbnl is caused BY acid or poisonous matter in
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MeotttMal.

TIT E L M B o L d IS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Buchu.
POSITIVE
AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
FOR NoNRETENTIoN OR INCONVENIENCE OF
URINE, IRRITATION, NATURALIZATION OR
ULCERATIoN OF THE BLADDER AND
KIDNEYS, DISEASES OF THE
PHOSPHATE GLAND, STONE
IN THE BLADDER, CAL
CULoUs GRAVEL OR
BRICK DUST
DEPOSIT,
AND
MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES, AND ALL DIS.
EASES OR AFFECTIONS OF THE BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS, AND DROPsICAL
sWELLINGs EXISTING IN
MEN, WOMEN, OR
CHILDREN
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EMINGTONS GROUP SYRUP
III Again in the market, and for sale by
DAVID SCOTT,
nchl7 diff Corner of Main and Mechanic street
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W sshington. d. c., 1863.

Apply to our associates i'll
NV YORK -HIHHARJ G. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor No. 50 Nassau street.
BROOKLYN, 30 'EPiI NJ PRAY, Attorney and Conn
sellOr, No. $40 Fulton street.
louisville Pa, WA. k. SMITH, Attorney and Coun.
sellor.
New Faven-SILAs A. BRADLEY Attorney and
Counsel r, No streets Building
Hartford - GEORGE :. GILMAN. Attorney and
Counsellor, No IrnCrrtOrds Block
BOst on-BENJAdtN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel.
lur, No ~ Court street
Lowell CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS. Attorney and
Counsellor, No. 81 Cen raj street.
Naliham-EDWD f. HALL, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, Miller's Block.
WOrccstcr-SIE PIEN T. TWISS. Attorney and Coun
ssllor, Flagg's Block, Main street.
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TIE EIITFTIJii act.

The F"It"~ing j. a c"pY Of the Ac,
amen'"l'ry Of rtc Exemption Arl' Of
las, Sos, 'on, aa passed IL III" present Cot
grcs~:
.hn Act 10 rrP'ai ccrio&n ci0m&r$ Of az
-hct e"titicd "Lln act 10 c.rc"'it crrinM
1,ersrn$ from miitnry ser,ice," etc op.
fr0rc! III Ociober, 1862.
l. TIE Cragrsss ct' Tie ContSd0o;e
States Of -.lmcrjcn do enact, TIL, t - m',rh
OF t.e Ac: appr we'd Nr:"lcr lllh, 1862
rs cx"mpts iom military service, Ton"
person., cl'hcr ~ agcn', O" ncr, or ovc:Sccr,
on each plantation Oh which one White
person is required to he kept by the laws
or or,l:n"r,ccs OF any Safe, and on wi::'!,
.hcrc is TO white III J." ad,it noL Liable tu
military se.v;c,', ami in States lavi::m Il,
such law, one person, as agent. "wner q
overs, cr Oh each paf tai.uu 0! tA,uiy lc
@rors, and on which there Is 40 whle ma {
adult not liable to military service, ard ;,'s,t
the foil wing clause OF said Act, 10 Wit
"Ani furthermore, 10: additional! police !u
every twenty negroes, On two or moro
plantations, within live mics Of each ol!i.
rr and each having les than twenty ne
yroc*, and on whi:.h there is 40 Whit,
uaIc adult not liable 10 mil .ta;y ,iu Y, I'll,
! person, being the oldest of the owucrs 0
ov r<e' rs on such plsnt,ti"ns, Lc ani ar
!ercl:y ,eie.lrd.
! .. For the ro.ice and management: @
slaves there s!la! be exempt, d one per$o'
/ OH cac;i farm or plantation, IT," So'e prop
rlty OF n miner, a person OF unsound min
,1;'1s" sole, "r Il person absent from hom
! in The military "r laval Service of ih
. Cur!c er.ct, Oh which there are lwcn,,
or more $'av"*: Froriic1i, the rc:s,n $
exempted ~aS '"p!"y"' and ncing rs al
"vcr>cer rTc"i"us TO tn: lG,h OF Apr.
1862, and there is no whlre male adult u'
said farm or Dianinii.. Who is
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OF the a!."hol ar spi,itu"r' iiQ'ic"s distilled
bv the authority :,fo,e>aj To reset! "r di"-
pose 0; the s,:,uc II any Guan'i,v To any
person or t.'ra.nS luT ;.i:y c!hCr than s'r.c'-
, lv mc,'iri'.h! rdr1o>e:, or at an a-v:.nc. @!
more than tw,rl. Eve per 'cnt"m on ~
! cost and :.n, person who shall violate the
provisions oI this section, shall be t!cr:nci
guilty uf :. m:SGc!rcau"r, and ON Co:Nic-
,ipn. be imp'i. oncd f.r any time No: ex-
ccc'i;ng six months, aud facI in any sum
not exceeding five hundrcd dollars.
! ". L at hs Excrl'cncv tie Governor
shall br, aH'i is ierehv authorized to etn-
! p'"y special agcn,s, one more, ;,n tiN their
compensation, for ;l,c purpose O; c'.*1rri"g,
under the order Of the GUv"i.ri. ,hc l.To
visions Of this Act; and j, Sail he the
l;ly OF the scvcra! s;hc'ii-, D"p.:ty Sheriff,
! Magistrates, anI EomSiab.cs q! this State
20 rctdcr to such :gcn', any ~, i>t#n"r THAT
ma! be required in thc discharge Of their
du les, under the pain ,.f LsiEg itiictc,! "s
!rI ,ilir;nl n:i~rui,ln.t.
'. That all licences or permits, j.. r":o
fore grantee! 10y III" Govrr..ur or any ntn-r
au h"rlty, to amy l'c's.n 81 r"r,"u:, I" dis
ill spirl."ous !igior< in this STATE. shall hr
and the same "rr hereby, revoked AID hc.
cl"rcd void, a;ll all Acts and parts oi' Ac'.
incou>i>t mt vi h thS Act are hereby re-
pcnlc.i: ProrideH, I'hn thc Gcnc,ai AS
ton ~ persons to whom t.: Gn:.:rp; LA
i.rrct .f,ic gra"t.I liccnsr> for a,.y ,a:n .,
i ne 10 t:ir'n hy rcv"kiny sail i;c":. Us.
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pRDCLAN NIAIIC y.
STATE OF SOUTH CARCLIGA
ENECtiiNr DEPART .!ENi'.
('uiruI;,. Anvil IS. 1853.

y 'HEni.A%. ti.o rrcs.'"' surpIv "t pro-
W v,;u.s in ans Stat: = nc'.d-! tor the
subsistence a. tie r""i''" thereof a'I the SOL
.;irrs of ihr Cui.:",:. ra'l thcrciu: AL where.
rs, II is deemed important to prevent She rx-
lnr,ai:nn nt ,.lr same i..r >r"ru!aii"E:
Now therefore |. Mlll.EDGE l.. BON!iAM.
G"y"r,."r of south Carolina. hy virtue Of ia"
Power yr-;.d il ,:ic rE':.r IT," Constitution "f
tbs STATE. do i.>n" tins. my Proclamation
aud furhiI al persons. for til" SPACE 81 thirty
DAYS ii":u ii* date, from rN;"r'nS h'i "f'i the
.,in;- al lhi- :fat". nmy Sill, hac"E, pork. b"cf
""rm meal. wheat Il ':.r, r'"", l".,S nr potatoes
The i"ii"wi.r persons ARE cN""k$l, ~: Omar
,-,,:ia~trr:. Co.n.nis-aiir-, and other agents "f
,h.. t"ii,.!.ra,r Eu,"ri.in"u, purchasing r. o.
visions tor :hv army, who must rXhihi, salts
!.v:"i "vi.i"u,." 81 their "l,iriL! character and
authority. l.'-nu~ ir".n ~ ..r states w!'n j,ur
r!.!>. in:' 'h.!r own rr's"'" Use and c"n>u'hp-
ii,,.. n: Ia. "I r.su.... wEr shah make oath Il"
,h.., ,;i.:i hri"rr TIA" i."Nt ua1nirhir prev iouS
To ,h. cr.":n! 81 ;nr articles purchased, which
"a;i. tr,. HAAS rate .hri I,rS,rv" anil fat iI!-h
i.:r ;!". ,sr e. the >n.iri"r "i The Circuit when
lcuui".l a,r"n;$ ot cniIl:'S. !"wE'. C"rp""a-
ilon-. AN! :,.!I..'s !.aT'!' "f Relief. OF other
States w;."- xhhi: tr;i"!."iurv pr""i ct their
authority /" l''irch;'s' such provisions III behalf
al Snr!i r"uutI,:. tnTnS. corporations ar S"!-
,i!",-' lizards Of ltci;,i i"r I.uti:c ~ for
1I>,rhuii"n Il: ro:t- nni r'iar.rs. anl not for
i"st" ar rr":ii.
~n.r mail. u, nnl.-:-si.,-ul: nuI ca.eo-s enter.
, in. our t.":'> r':n abi"a are ais" rNc"l'.l.
|; j.. ",i.ir.,i ui'"n all "rIifs. magistrates
and ALL : ami al! good ci.z-r.s ap-
I.n:r.l H., To n:i III ii,. enforcement o.. this
I""l"innt'"a. :! "a" "f the Act ut ti:,' Gene
raj .lrS. ,i!!N, -ni!i,i ''An Act /" rr;"icr a"y
'i,'"ir.Ia," oi the ii"v"ii."r l,r.,!'ibr':n" tn:
, .xi".r; ,:p 81 :,rrvI<."u, ratified the iunti,
,.il II tiI''. ID lHi3.
G:v.r um.". u.y ha',.! n:1 the seal "f III.
!, l..
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:, ,ng officer: r1n,t L rouided,

ing officer: 41~.s rouided,
the owicr of such fam Or rI"n,a,ion, bis
agcn; or legal Representatives, shall make
iii iavi; AMI deliver the same TO The en-
rolling officer, that after GiIi cent cll.lt 10
""rlsver Can &c procured for Sric!, farm or
plantation lML'e to military duty
Prori,icd further, that this clause shall
not extend to any farm Or p!au,at.n Oh
i. " ;.ict t. negroes have hccn 'accl by
Iivl:!on trom any 'il.er farm or plantation,
since the. llth day Of O,touer, 1869:
Froaided .1"rthcr, that for every person
exempted as atJicsaid, and during the pc
Oh of such exemption, there shall be paid
annually into the pn'lc treasury by The
owners "i such slaves. the sum Of five
nu,,.rei 1nlIars.
3. Sucn other persons shall io exempted
rs the President shall be satisfied ought to
BE- exempted, III districts Of country de-
prived of hite or slave labor indisrensa-
! be to ,he production of grnin or provisions
| necessary for the support Of the population
remaining at home. and also on account o
J"slirr, equity and ::"ccs~:.y.
4. In addition to the State officers OK
cmp;ri by tie Act Of Orinher llih 1862
there shall a;s", he exempted all State
officers whom the Governor Of any St,i,
! may claim to have exempted fer tho duf
adm nis'raicn rl the Government a..
laws thereof; Int this exemption shall no
continue i'll ANY State after the aGiour,,-
ment OF the 'xt regular session OF it.
Legislature unless suc!, Legislature shn!
by law exempt them from military dui,
in the Provisional Army of the Confe,!er
a,c States
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CE. UcEJfEO.

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rn,.,.,.a.,,
r..,,
,,,.,;. ,,,. ,.m.:.~s.,
Ia, ,,. swo,j. ,r al H., rr..
I.,o r,,,h IN ti,;,t with ,l,,c
Es,ur,r,rd,
O,,, S,,.,.r lave, ,Lv r,m.
R..,ur,,,r,t
Grim Mou.,,i. guards thy famr.
r,,,,.o,,,,I
o,,, Grs, =, E,,..,l,,,,. G.,,,.
n,., .,.,l.,., IN ,,,. r;,,h,.
a, o,,, Christian kni..htt
E.,;.r,,.nrI,
: Michael with his host.
H.nurcanr,I,
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TErI,C - EITE,

Cur G'rs ;;;.uul fo'e;nn i"'c'ij."ncr TO
tlc l2ih limo. The mn>I inj' rt.,nt
Items arv :',>>. t'rr!: z /" '!.' Confederate
i,:.n. :,.l y l,r,: o~cI n.gp':, tjpn O.; & fc'ic
TT, oa': il i-Hr"p".
Respecting toe i"rrcr. i: is s;,il t" i:
c,r,ly q, al in uu i.r r.ui Boai:c where
The Lon.;cn JItr"ii, oi tie Sta, says:
"I';,o,c i; - t';r;.nr improvement, Ill ll:c
Confederate ln:.u. ?: >: y !. is as was
stated vc:,,c,l,y---t,c advance opcra'o:s
having ovc:sril li.c.:., eve iiav. been co,i-
l'cllc to cxcrci,r rru.!rnc", i'ut in tcrni' p
! '!"g ,hcr bargains, u''i;: pay higher quota
iip;S. Tie :tE;iicji;;tc Cu'i+rtl'i.. &C WAS u
rally, aud this was strongly n"r;cra',ie in
Tie a:tcrn,nn. Tie opening tr:ce this
III. r,g WAS l-2 81 t!is,.nun',a pur-
'h Sc ct G2O, DGD 10 .t"0.UJ1 @ |; place,
AID til" Tu,,"t'"n@ then wei; :" 2
! Il rect. at h,ch iur':cr traui c;iuns &C
rnrr"d. Tclr,nnpl.i; ol,!cis were soo:r ic
c. iv''! from l.iverruol, and !,.!orc the close
! OF the ".'crunvn 4uu'a'i"uS returned to
pa; i;:'aliy ii;.:ing, according ~ ;hc q''",m-
! ions Of ''," -: ,:e i,vEe $, pr 20 5-h
premium, az! - o:Eers par ii premium.
; /: l:'r enlistment "t cc"unrs wee nn"r.r
t hA,l Il, it =, TIC iuiiar,,,c oi these
! oprr Il u,.s wrul II" c:~:. .:,.::;ci.'
Tn" Lolr:on itHts Il April i;;h .ays
AN en,,r"'i, ;.u me- vas done yes
'e.day in the Co...r.!rr.'c ,oan i. !he !. vcr
"pI s!ia,r :t.:s,k"t, :::i tie c.oa.!.:; Iu,t -
on Was j prri.u'i:.'
On IT," ~! (, Ct th;: prop sc,l Federal
;r.I IL" Lot. @" 2imcy .: the OH Instant
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:. L

HH <IFt ~ oHY1'ffSS nc IiSfit|U(lOH OF
Spir'fous Liquors in this !Snic.
l. BE- it rnocied by The Senate and
Uo"Se q Representatives,. noo met dnd
.siiing IN Gc"rrul -iSScmJiy. nnd by tie
autharity Of Me. same. Tnat from and after
the ra!i.;cn,'o Of hi Act, and during the
con'inunnrc "f tho existing war herwccn
! the Confederate S:atrs ana United States
of America, the di>,iliatinu OF S S.irituus
liquors OF "ny name ar k;ad. ircm any
material or subSianre ether than the ordl-
nary fruits in their season, shall he, and is
| crehy, absolutely prohibited, except a.
| hereinafter provided; and any person or
persons who shall d'st;i or cause to he
distilled, or be concerned in the distilI:-
ton OF any spiri'ons liquors in This State
or who shall transport, or cause to be
transported, or hc concerned in the trans
| poitation Of any material or substance
whatever. other than tl.e fruila aforesaid.
beyond the limits OF this State, for. the
pm pose or with the knowledge that the
Sa",e is to he distilled into spirtous ;ianors
Shall be deemed guilty Of n Ligh misde--
m"a'iof, and on conviction, in addition to
fortc't'ng their stills and other apparatus,
used in the d siiiia.lon. to the public use,
shall be imprisoned not less than six
most tbs nor mere than Two years, and be
fiDcd not less than one thousand nor more
'han tive thousoni dollars, two hundred
and fifty dollars of which fine shall 60 to
The inforner, who shall be competcn,
witness 10 prove the fact.
ii. That his Excsllency the Governor,
on being satisfactorily assured tina. an in
creased qua uty oI spurious liquors wh
cannot be otherwise procured, is absolute
y necessary for medicinal purposes IL
this State, shall bave power TO have man
uiactuI ed. at some cenLrai und conpenien
j location. by skilled and responsible agents
ut fixed salaries, to be appointed by him
, self, such quantity OF alcohol or pure ,pir-
!. its as shall be deemed requisite for til.
t purposes aforesaid, and to make such RULE
= ard regulations for the distribution of'th,
). same. wherever needed throughout IN.
J State, as shall be j, most convenient ant
etfectnai t" meet the public exigency, ant
b atIhe same time secure its application. a
j faras is practicable, exclusively to msdici
nal purposes. - .-...
ILL.,. Tl,atit. shall not be lawful 70
apo,aecaries, ph ysicanssor other person
wao shall purchase o. fsoenre any. porto,
a. y
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-05-08
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
;1bJepiNe District Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL Esq, Ordinary Of Alb,
vile District.

BY WILLIAM Hill. Esq Ordinary Of ALbc
vile District.
WHEREAS. Edward Noble has applied
10 me Tor Letters of Administration of. all
ami singular ihc goods and cha,tcls. rights and
credit, Of Ann Green, late Of Alabama, deed.
These are therefore. TO cite and nlmonsh
al. AMI singular. the kindred md creditors oi
the said deceased to lc and appear before me
at our next Or'lina:ys Court for the said Dis
trict to be holden nt ALbivil'e Court House
on the 18th May n,xt to show cause
;fnny Why the said administration should mol
b. granted:
Given under my hand aud SEAL this the 24tl
day Of April o"e thousand eight hun
cred aLd six:y-three aud in the S7th yea,
Of Sovereignty unL Independence Of tn.
state of Sout, Curo.inn
WILLIAM HILL. 0. A. D.
Ordinarys Office, Arril a. 1858, 81 ct.