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SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. a
Hiram Neighbors vs. Richard b. Willis
and Elijah Barnett.
Bill for Funds.
pursuance of an order of the Court
= OF Equity passed at juno -. 1868,
the creditors of the. absent 1lendant,
Richard b. Willis, are required to come
in and prove their claims, as the law di
Fects, before the Commissioner, on or be-
tore the lst day Of October next
L, STOBO FARROW, c.Es.D.
+, Commissioners Office, June %, 1868.
June % l3 3m
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For the Carolina Spartan.
Pea Ridge and its Poet.

Mn. Ep'roR You doubtless know that
there is a section OF Union District, S. T.,
known MS the Pea Ridge country. And
perhaps some of your readers have aymuch
curiosity to know the origin Of this anon
alous. name, as did your co, respondent
After somci Inquiry in reference to it L
learned hat ia the days OF idI Lang
Syne. when drinking, tililiug and jancing
were COMMON amusciocn,s in this ccuutr, i,
hat on certain occa>iun a pr Somehod,
ct the village, was invited out to olancir,
party. The party came off in sm.. Il
clay daubcd cabin, aud the Doctor being
Ian Of very high physical s:andin., while
rertorns'ng his NJ. Z tic Ganco, uniuck
lily struck the loit, Which, giving way, the
Pcas came down IN torrents Hence, the
collision Of the tail Doctors pate with the
lott OF the low cabin, gave rise to the name
Pea Ridge, which was applied to the sur,
rounding country
The poet of Pea Ridge is an old man
over Afvsnty years of age. .t:e passed
through the late war with England, and
this, together with his natural idiosvncr,.
sizes, has endearcd him to his neirhbors
who familiarity call him .Myor," and re-.
gard him as rather an important character
tor nc serves as a kind Of family record
and says who is subjet to the Conscr;pt
Act and who Is not Ii appears that .c
Gently he visited one of our camps OF in
struction, which aroused his poetic genius.
and here is his poetry, UerJatim, and al.
most Anerdttni ct punctuation.
OMICRON.
"our Captain has gone to town,
Ne did not go 10 stay,
And ten of his brave men
Have run away
Our Colonel is very kind
Aud thinks that he is right.
md II map on crutohes stand
He sends hn OF to fight
And if they send him back TO camp,
They are sure TO make him stay,
And II discharged at home,
They pocket all his pay.
That we get nothing here to eat
IL cannrt well be said
For every day VIC get
little beef aud bread
Our beef is very blue,
And meal is very round
And We have no where TO lay our head.
Dut TO lay 1t on the ground.
We have nothing here TO do,
But sometimes sweep the yard
Aud every other day
We have TO go bn guard.
The devil came to view the camp
He did not make much stay
lie saw them hopping on their sticks,
He broke and ran away.
The rich msn are lucky still,
And all can 20 NJ large,
For IL they pay five hundred dollars,
They all eau get "A discharge.
out Conscripts hop about the camp,
And some with'sticks walk nimble
lf the Yankees only knew our spunk
AM sure II wOuld make them tremblc
don't know what we are to do,
We have got but little meat;
And our bread il is 50 bitter
IL Is not fit TO eat"
JonN MoRGAN EXCHANGES comr,uni-N
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JoHN NoRGAN ENCHANGSp.-Thi comIr uni
ty has been delighted with the rumor ,ha, Gen.
John IL. Morgan Aas been exchanged. His re-
appearance in our midst would DC hailed with
enthuasiaS III, ----iUgusia Chronicle.
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EXEcuTsvE DEPARTMENT,
p ClIAnLEsroN, Sept. 10, 1863.

CmAnLxsroN, Sept. 10, 1868.
VHHEREAS, information has been received
:: w at this Department that, or about the
9th of July last, in.the village y. CLINTON. in
Laurens District. man by the larhs Of L.
Thompson johnson was mGrdered L. somo
person or persons, up to this time unknown
Nows therefore, j, NJ. L. Bonham, Governor
Of tho Stale aforesaid, do.issue This my Proc
'lamation, offcrirs reward OK Five Hundred
Dollars for th, apprehension and delivery of
the real murderer of the said I. Thompson
j ohnson inio any of the jails Of this State
snd IL more than ons,. an additional reward
OF Five Hundred Dollars for each 0.e who
shall be proved to be nm accomplice.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
State, at Charleston. this tenth day of Sep.
tember, A. ID. 1868. =.
NJ. l.. BONHAM.
WIN r. HUNT, Secretary OF State.
10- All tho papers in the State publish one
mopth.-G.
Sept IL % At
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STiTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

oFFlCEOF COMpPROLI.ER GEN'L,
COLUMBIA, August 10Th, 1868.
HEREBY certify that J. NJ ELFoRD. of
L. Sparianburg, s. G.. Agent of the M Err
CEsANTSINSURA COMPANY
}heorporaleq by the State. of Virginia, has
complied with the conditions an; reoni.i,ions
OF 'he Act of the General Assembly entitled
T" An Act to regulate the Agencies of 1nsur-
ance companies not Incorporated in che State
OF south Carolina" and | hereby license the
SAID D. Vi. ELFORD, Agent, as aforesaid. to
ta.c rsks and transact all business Of Insur-
ance, in this State. for, and in hehalf NJ so;d
Company, to continue until The statement of
January 80, is due w. LAVA,
For Comptroller General.
'a"sas' ~ II 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ArJT. AND INsr. GENEnL'S OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, August -, 1868.
IGENEGAL ORDERS No. 35l
II TIE COMMANDING OFFICERS
Il. OF THE REGEME ENTS lately or.
ganized for Local Defence and Special Ser.
vice in the State; are required to furnish
Major c. ID. MELTON, Commandant Con.
scripts S. C., with complete Rolls of the
persons in their respective commands be.
tween the ages Of iorty aud forty-ivc years;
and the Cox mnnding Officers Of Militia,
Regiments and other State organizations,
will furnish to Major MELTON complete
Rolls Of all persons in their commands be.
tween the ages OF eighteen and forty five
years:
X
By command A.C. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector General South
Carolina.
p@-Papers of this State will publish three
times.
August p % 3t
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
srARTANBURG DISTRICT.
II. woFFORD AND d. woFPoRp. Ex,rs
Applicants.
VS..
.. W. wOFFORD, and others, DEFENDANTS.
Petition for Final Settlement and Decree.
II. woFFcRp AND JEREMIAH woFFoRp.
Ex'rs., Applicants.
vs..
J. W.. wOFFoRD. ct al Defendants.
Petition for Final Settlement aud Decree.
=,
III. WoFFORD, Administrator, Applicant. =
vs.
3. w. TUCKER, ct al Defendants.
T-appeariny TO my satisfaction that j. W.
Il Wpford, Martf White aud her children,
heirs of Jho. a Tucker, deceased; j. w.
Tucker, Rebecca Gillam Martha Powell, Mary
Powell aud Amanda Powell, the heirs at law
OF Nancy Tucker. deceased the heirs at law
of j. W. Tucker, deceased, and the heirs of
Hiram Tucker. deccased, defendants in the
above stated cases, reside beyond the limits
OF this State; IL is therefore ordered that thew
appear nj the Coiirt Of Ordinary, to be holden
for Spartanburg District, at Spartanburz Court
House, on the 9th day Of November next, to
show cause IL any exists why final settlements
OF said estates shond not be made and DEGREES
rendered thereon.
JNO. EARLE BOMAR, O. SD.
Aug 10 am
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Prom Ralelah No rsh Carollna

A
Ramon, Sept. 10. some Of the soldiers Of
nniags Brigade, appearently lead by officers.
mobbcd the Standard newspaper Office last
night, destroying the fnrniia are aud throwing
The type into the street Thy ed 4 Loo
o: S;ate printing, sc. Governor Vance rssoh.
cd the spot after the work or destruction wa,
nearly oyer. lie addressed the crowd begging
them TO desist. aud rebuked the act telling
them that no such example had been set In
Lincoln's dominions. Tho Soldiers cheered
Govcrnor Vance and dispersed AZ one o'ti,ck
they left the city. The building and power
press of the office was not damaged. Mr..
Holden will resume the publication of the
Standard in few days. This morning about
seven o'clock some one rang The town hell and
crowd Of citizens gathered and rushed upon
me State Journal ofhc.', turning the contents
into the street and breaking up the furniture,
&c. The Major was sent for, but arrived too
late 10 stop the mob. Governor Vance was
sem s,r and made splendid speech, when the
crowd dispersed. Allnow quiet, and no furth-
CT deeds of violence need be feared from the
1,uxens II the soldiers are restrained, further
' "l"s NJ them will cause nnothcr
outbreak and there isnO isens,,, ~here vlil II
end
A Turkish Seraglio' was recently burned -
.i'e ground. An exc ting scene ocourrssd dur.
ing the conaagratioh, among three hundred
women who Iphabited IA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i.ss,.

Bf..tyn % Co. %, aenoc p, .i. 80 20 d..
Eh-. ',uf or fT-s. No'.h. i.i..i H se.."' boo ''' "
Tc r-ls,, - ri i, q &C. family "a 'ho'e o. h. 'an'
j. f..,ssl Nm A. .I.af. .af ft,a 'ia.ou are 'ofds 5
invited a''ri his nr'ia' 'l 'frr .'f'i r. ~ i.i M
C.oiril Noaos ac zoo ia'-. % . n-' "r'D'' Tor
cLesE--9n fr.i.y sos. & 'ar,. i-..an 81 s...eea l.
s.i fl-ls.r - t.Yt., 4-.t . .'..i iif'i- H'i Ff
= ircnf. oi Co. family iasf f.a lo a..'Nd " iefa n
.'an-y Ao' 90 @ ,'e. s. "- 'fe" '"' ir''"'' '' '''
pt VITA scvaft, N !. on f.iay Soy. kn'b~'h
.,eoaa os. - of tlc l4t. nr G-'L.fir ID" Wft
D.. rcase, aud ni'It 81 ue aiy 80 invited - a,i'ni
flc f,.-i .fol .lc a'uf' " arf m.'T N' ''' " ~
l..fou .fr.ei Ncaagk. ou -lnt 70 . o,loft q. i-
fo.rIR-0o W-dn i,y. >t,. a ror.u unfi ~ ','"'h
a. | 49, la. i..' f..Il.t ID, seven
I.r ''. "". -, -t .,.,.. ,r "a. .,a.s sd ir.l
uIoam Ilrr,atvet eos .r'.a' .fe ir'i''d g. ''''ni
ucDONALD-ua u.aag ~. h-Hr 81 fe.' 1-.
,l.tn. I..l d.. -.- Lll.l.i. = A'DDn-a ssel - 80
r' .r.1d. .aa --,..r m. n.l. ,re avied . ai',a.
r..l-are oihc '-ira,, 80. - N'si iof} hnA .'feoi
.ioliAr-Oa I,asy .-oraiis No' g. I.la Moist Ia 'h'
.. '.. .,.arf 4a,4 li. la'e roni,nee 40. - fs,
i' ,.- ,f,e .'ll an.r, 'lc invited g. s..,u.
n.s s.,.Ia. ...i ont .0l.arGI GIll..s
"a Iluutly evening. Nov s
81. .oas .seii.".i af'h a. s. f' t,... =, 81
west d.. s-.a.ra tuorf l..f .u'l "rt.. ol ii''
so,. d b Io .o,4 p. Ihr "ia'rri ni 'frn4' - 'h
sIr.I io ffrHi
-rIv.Hr-r Ie.aten on fHt.r Nov D.. ni hr'-'r
r.r vi t.e I.nsf .lfs II, a '.ssli, ~'c "i AD.
y ..I t.tr pl... ,n N. rtay U.c p'i .ns'. =
,n n.n. So. i.s llat..n .t,esf H'a,l"a J
If- go a.,rs md frrHa af ir.I1 iasif' D" -i''i
l.e..t Cre'.,dJ Ness Lof'. s..a.r
.-,.t-rlD-N e.t -ter rl 1a.lsl.. Nos. . iirn) j.
rfnHf.i. .l fI.. - yrf 60. .a. AHf. ,t ...t..
T l,., .Da i'a %, t' 's-. .e .''pe,I.y ,',,'' n'
Co., .it.nI .I. iIne..! o" .atN.l ,f a.. .. =
,l. pr.o.t.-.lu tlnIoa at Njf Nf'''"'-t 'l" ~ y
asa. Seven t.uiA leofcs I"r'J f''rp." ''''''' "'"
io-A ~ t.I.
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rho R,., C,,r. f,v. CoJ,.

50 many cnr.. are sconuisnded for bad Gods and 40 ts
benefit j. e,nr,aiy derived tue Of ',c remedies.
that many paT.oL. n,Thing and exposr
f1eu.sive. 70 stack O, iianAi the A that
most mos 'errh- Of d,eases Pum Con-spton Oas
hottie of SCHENCK> rtLMDNlC SYRUP sr' ON. hok ot
MANDRAKE PILLS Will onon bad cold st the com
m,c.neui she exp.nse be only doiE aud s1snLy
nvc cents, sufferers exn@ud tnass thst
no Unit Ia cough drops, rlrdcaisd candy, doctors pser
to.s all purp5ss. Ihess pfep.raiions sied coe4
medicines fth common bGt which l. orfIur--rsy
deed silence cough bat toy 40 cold prevent
Consumpou The cough Intended by naure 20 ssnssee
the ph.s IN I'D promote H. dcharer from he iurgs
bronchial tubes scheneks Pulgouie syrup pen-rsses al the
of ration, opeIs the phr ii ch-rges IL by
Of Il.
Dr. SCHENCh only he found at h@F0oni. No. ~ Bondi
Newly everv III fsDiN fr cossiai and avise,
bu, hi mcdisines be isd there 1t ~ t,e- CONkAD
tON NJ. 81 EnrclaN-.i Mhoe.a!e AGENT f0r Nen,HoIk
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X. X. Il.
Il. X. *.
MEDICINE FOR THE POOR.
MEDICINE. FOR IHE POOR.
MFDrCIyE FOR YgE POOR.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is the poor mans o~st
friend will reiey. him ,f pan in fo~ lipotes snd
him II sick without lcs Of tine II tie abo:er the
charc sailor woodcu,,e the hossrne the farne- the ner
chant the student the professional nan Is ezed with psin
or Is sick RAILWAYS READY aELIEE viii cure him
quickly. Not day in yes' nsd be To-. by siesne~h
ih, nedcin, 4, l.ed when pain discomfort is exeno'd
II should be i, every nut cabin hoa paa shop. camp
barge and can-Lhosi the and Pce p cent, - bottle
sold By RADVAY Co.. No. 81 itdsnlane conisr u God
., -rd by DruEzists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
rskI.gB. ID.

ESNAN-FLFMlso-ln Noua' N-ruon. on H. .1.da,
40, 3 by "a, irf VI. Lauedon Mr " l.ism VI p-fi.sn
ofN', hurk Cry, 90 Nh. Jcnui, \. ticaius o. Sc 4ai
Aeinon
.. tAe Rev Ia..h West. Lifut.t0l William D. Larg
60 hs. Mauh O. Nucos ho.' uf Ncs lofs Ci'y
OHOUHKE-TU fLlS-Oi ta~,,av. Or. ~. ai tie fei.
d.3rr lr arde Taf0 Hf tr Rev. hiUt H. Nlltop
capt a. ,. - Eulfir 90 Slice i'n.r g. ~ldrsi d-ushrl e
~ Louie rucl-. 40 - 81. t.y
WOODEN tN-F 4ErffpsF-U N~.'.r-a-y. Nof Z ,i f.f
...Iel.,e OF o.. b.ises l..l b. fle I-s a. hann.
Neb.Ier Nole-l4 sad a-Ig 3d.. ,al li'f Co. 'i.ir 80
ID
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SIGHT RI STORED.

June 2, leJ My dear daughter brought to Dr Non
Fscn1cs almost blind n both eyes. could not bear the
pain nor light completely cured by ID. Won Eiscu
herg end called express NY gratitude 10 tie Doctor Tor
bis si and unrcttii strtou, by which recovered one
o the precious To- alter beng deprived oi os
four years Il u only duc 20 d. Won L,nbes state that
have tled -eycn plys vain sal be happy to be,i
esoual testimony Dr. Won taeubcrg unsue success %
any lady OF gentleman who VIII oil on
nUGu OlLLON, No - Futon t.. Brooklyn
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CHRONIC CATARRn CURED.
READ.

kEw-lorG March 20, lIhA
Thi, (, to certify ,hat have su1c'rd from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRil with a dpn hnayincs, IA The mead
felt nay no, completely Stopped mp accompanied oy oo''''''
sorcnosi ofhc tloa. t chls aoaiis over me WI" oe'f
.ona ho, ush,s gc, urtno,s Of III" chest ana fin 80
much 10 that oycy thought e waa consumption" SNs
heard Of ths great pcnormrd ny pr W" f''rfs'
con,cd him. with but little hops :" aenr Sm no" n'piS
to be- enabled to add my testimonial to Ito g.- number a"
ready la the Doctors possession alto hs Sehh' ana sue
c.,fa mod, of treatment he hss shown IN my tla,
sI aud knowlcdgc which have procured lo HIM great
reputation am 20 cnc, restored to perfect health that
40 most sincerely recommend alt sufferers from CikoNlC
CATARRH aui SORE THROAT 10 apply At once to Dr
Won Ei.cubcrg, with certainty If being CURED
FREDERICK WEBER No. 500 Fourtrst.
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AGkfN NEW testimony.
READ
H,rLrN, July %, 1853

HrLEN, July -, l}c3.
have been d,af o, over iacly gear, and Dr. Noa
Ei.enber as operated boh ny without the slightest
pain iid not believe such thing coGli be done. now
hear well and feel my bead c-ar which did not for the lat
twenty years The det,ey as .kII viii which the opera
ION va. performed eynccs the highest practical ability
hear perfectly. III. month since the operation
I'D cont mus 20 feel ss well ss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
CAUTION

nono are genuine laless the words HOLLOWAY NEW
YORK AND LONDON are disosmble as Uo'eTma,h IN
every OF the DO Oh directions around each box The same
may be- plainly BY Kidding the !et 10 s igt' hand
some reward WI be- sen amy rendering such nIoua
on may ead the detection Of amy plry parties eoun
teeng tLo medicine. vending the knowing ihen
to be- 81 curious
sold a, the uanuiacory Of Profssor HOLLOWAY, No.
@, Maideuhne Nowyor and by all respectable Druggists
d Dealers in Medicines throughout the United stse'and the
civilized world in boxes at 25 cents each % cents and
each.
- There considerable saving by taking the iser sizes
n B-Dfsctlon4 TO. the sailncc ol paen IN eSe'y dis
o.J,, ise a.lxsa. :. e.gH boz.
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Special NoiiCee.

Pos, -ca,cc No,irc.-Tpe Mut f'f ihc UNIitp hlNn ~,
bfV .nt g. CONllt ~, ra G'e,nigsG9. "a rtfts
+. "' g,g,a., 49,. .,cino. ..EWYOhE wl eo'e a. i..
fair ou sfTf NDai, ihc .i' q q" ."t,".'' ."t',' 80
30 Asa IS ios No. stsloa- ad %, - o. n. '''''o'
= ind ,, %. o. ni station ~ s,.irh'hf y,,KEuAN.
--.--..i ,,,.,,,. ~ tir rXECcTvE COW
,,i,ssfs,, D. ,r ,lI TEION CENTRAL COMMITTEE Of ~"
1 and Coany d Aeats ~, sl B, q 'i anhY fVi SlSG
,.,ber T. a. ocock ltis hoped timt 'y'fy ~ hpei
vil BE- %, ~f " bl.n'.s o. me ff.s''.i iHio''"
b.o"ri before ''' ,X'5SoRI WILLIAMSON, chainnsp.
a. 'crl n J. rAisrt .asv. see'"a'i''.
qhe Rev. John i,oraa'- s:e.inr'' %" '"' ""
nh e, ,e.i,re o tie Ionl,r VII be- gwen on MQNDAf
,a5,oe' ''.'o The G~nar didy Of 'ne Ho"'" Empire
undrr tls Antonines'
1ickcts for the Coufse bi ~ i"''s, NJ
sir.le evening 80 cents.
htCIowen. BooA.sto'e and at hcdoof
Tho Rev. Henry Ward Beecher'S Exeter hsH
pee" See rpryciPh No. loi wuirmsi.
Important neering M Cooper Institute, for The
t,,HrS t'.@ a1.pcc. Of the KhTlONAL fhtEDMiNs W ~
H. r;t s9o.,uetd, =, ton.rsbands to rcprc.ent a
widely po,sibr 20 tLe % gloii 81 is " 80, '
t.,'It1uon md auhcgm ,he htrd peop' A
,,,o,y and chldrcn-in hs D'pntmelt 'hHphih iNhh
l make accordingly saieneni oi er a,ina common
4s , VA pi piirdicocK E1 X. Vii aaic si a5des % moGc
slCnLEs bas also ENGAGED TO speaA no va
be"'' '''' LCDD kNDC CHEAP, 1T
WlLLAHDs,
10. J8l Hudson a.,
louef Houston.
, .,r,, ~ .,,a,c IN one-hnif Hour by t"'"s the
he"'" =" ANERlCAN phRLOh or
FLOOR SkAiks
Yor sale by all Skate dealers. m4n.iac,u,eas ny
= 'o'"'H'' and No I'd KIby -, Boston.
lt..ts,u
po,,,icnI Printing -Cheapcst IN ur woio. r,,o,g J
q,'i'i - 1000 PO5JkhS-fO,ts '>Iep'lIs a. ~
J,te,, Cs,d. and oil tndA Printing cqpsly o"''P = -
DAX,I,Y N, M p,fk row. ovv0si.0 As.9' uoa'o
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"Ia Hoe Tincc.."
EXHILARANT TONIC,
ROMAINES CRIMtAN BiTTI;R5
IL THE PERFECTION or
. CHEMICAL AND MEDICAL ART.
from The fact that, ihous hisly cxharics, no DRoWS,
'srurEFYlNG REACTION folows. In this res"dwe
CHALLENGE THE WORLD
10 EQUAL IT.
Some ,ie since the formula or lt of godienls nsub
mt Ted to
| ST 'RG. GEN. HAMMOND, y. >. A..
who upressod s unqualified approbation Of .he cono"'
ton Il ,sldtion to which
SURGEONS OF TIE T.. :. ARMY
in variol ocatics with many other, hom Pcsonil trials
nave reu tered written and yeb4 t,atmonn CONFIRMING be-
yond ar, aou6t il, Tonic md Restorative properties
The ol wing certificate /. Of an ordinary 'rn
canoe from the fact that the late D Chon gradure
many yea ince the COLLEGE OF Physicians sud Surgeons.
en in Bacl y..t NcwYork practiced medicine for bel
time after win gave h attention almost exclusively, Ana
ytical Chemist ~ and member ofth~ New York State
Medical Society upto the time Of l decea.c. DR. rohe il q
O. rrnan br 81 srse aainmeus Ccncr.i Science, and
seis nown in ,h ty for his sAl in Chcwica Analysis
Nzw opK Feb. la is6l
From know leds,--, the ingredient. and 'e proportions
entering into the com .yo'ition knowna'
RONIAINE'S ERIAIEAN BIfTERS.
we are enabled to spcn. oft ofish 'nmend'on
Cli.uya or Pcrvsn Bar. being Of Its prool eon'iio
cni. together with Hcrb. Roots aud Eaire'' having de
cied medicinal proper,ie have no hr'in'i'n IN rc'
onmendus physiclnns and ~ p"bi' sen'rT' '' an
uvi,ontins Tonic intended .nnlaic the digestive orsaa,
From m attentive proprrtic. t caculaicd prevent BY
fl, daily u,, In noarr-,r ouare, Constipation Fr7rr nnd
mild form. of'euralsa snd ghr,mo,i.u It -. an'r
da,e >, tie effect. produced by change and die,
rc-ng Diarres. curing py,ep.r c,lc ..-A and Ner,ou-
Headache Nsu.e. Sea slr.. 4 b, expressly Ad,p''e 60
feu.al,, delicate cou,tiirou au '.e fars's of SO
TIL. prcr~r.,on q, eofnp,.ci .,vei, cf v,ri,bc
ris. conisin- no ai,, ir nr ri-t'ir'a vha'-'"f
lt. t.c l. r,us'ic iu and acaep 10 iio patc 'ad
.iotlsrL. JiNt' Y 'uL1'N " -
JULIUS q. rpuF. Nd
OryIcr ~ rssT SURGEON
lrrorr 4 sept. Do. t'J
Messr. ". tuurOS ls.--thc crsfs a. ist-N' Dir
~ ~ have sals arsd ai ffe aftfn mas sf'l .nhpn.f'
..fiss-ri,n itare a fn "a Nur- ~ i.c-i '
r.af Wlo ..iit To-. one ari if wees M ina,rsd yf p -
sou gei Hammond arrived ilr sea- lay. Pow" Us
tf,l f,f taI .t.aiHN.sf 60 alai t f JAZZ %"
fai,- fsr tn. rl nate talI ih sdtt.t l "sf
sA N a.ucy :. 200. te %. i.s .su lAs Pc. sn t'on
,..is "a, iili ly Do ifE rr ana s-' 90
aIft,l-f.
oar ronronnI g. prot,.r-e a
hi ..e following l.ssasf
fEtfR ASD iCtl. tovfiA hfr-
tNDlGfsrON. WNANtA
NAUsFA stk IIf lfASrut.
LOSS OF AFPfrifr lA-rIti nh.
LOWNFSs OF sritI,. t1-ALEtL uhHiLlii.
ELATILINCF- tAui-E1h MOkbis.
,OLlC.
rT TEiDfL LATEs Tiu noWfL-.
t0EHFCrs HIHH1 srtRfI .u>,. 'hn IhERtfus.
TF.DS 10
UHIFN = III - J. q . -.
Pai ar ip guar, hass ss,afl pses7f .'.es of s'i'
,.ell Al order. rf.a4ity 'fe.'1sd
sor al. hy al Dfuss.iis. !" 'hl+i"' ."
Nartle -,or.. 10 q " in'r -. Ne'. frs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER T. SHEET
A NEW PRRguuv FOR TnE HAsDKERcuIuP.

A NEW PRRgUuR FOR THE HASDKERCuIgP.
FXrRAcT ~ THE
Ngu BLcpniSe CtREys
kiGni-BLOoMSG CrRTUs
Ni6HT- -BLCONIsC CEREUs
Nom BLooN.S CERgus.
NlcHT BLOOMING CTrrus
Mem -BioowiSJ CFRTUs
NiGHT. .BI OONISG CKsYus.
Mos Exquisite Delicate and Fnvrant Perfume. Disiitd
o~ the Rare and Beautiful Flower which It takes &
iarie. VI nuiscturcd only by rBALON Son.
BEWARE or CouSTFRTgrTs.
ASK FOR PHALoSs-TAKK NO OTHER
Sold by drua rists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Nrw l,nA July H. 1872.

NV I'HhI IIIN y II".
Tu,. ,ertihe. tat NY mother has been ior some time
Afflicted w.ii pla ds-l4e.s 'uherns hoDi r'n aud ram
bns oi,cs iu tie head together wt other Indications ~ q
total i1.s 81 heaiu, d. Nua frnbef removed from h'r
e. great quany Of nattrr together with euaei blood.
hes lnrol.y. sd a without n u Is witt
,a.ciu lhsnks lAat si.c tn. .e,iirionJ A, sail
CABgOLD D. Posi- $50. - soliL,t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
NaN loar. ,remb g.


az, ie. .ss-riss foo -l' rai non severe t''tl
.s greet hra,iac,' ore. On, c,, il 'c''.r drP--'on
.,a pnsassa. ani rsu Ia J Lei great aidn'y inh'eai"
and cou'.nual accumulation u ny no.sr'.. whieh gave
,..,. ists for .cy,al y~lrs have cor'ulsS several
p ,.e.. 81 b. gfonouneri ae to De- consumpsire What
ssrsd fog % l,as iiHc h ads'.ibAhr. Ny 'ssem We
-'y di.lisaas- iad sreaiy dr6li.i-s no' only fet
v-s l.la eoad ,oa,lnusny ae'use ry eye ini my
&C.. .-r, 90 lsa,i,a iai threatened ~.i toll o''
.,.ins m. .il. ,hlk. vas ss.a-l by Providence to
e.e 90 Df ton L.-ubrrs who nor only cured me Of my
,,i.a D., rro,ns an a.'ouifns quantity OF dagrc'aoo
uu-f ou 10y h-aA bat be- restored ne 20 perfect ea.'
',.,ias a,e a.. r.loy,l s' 4lny lesf no" eayoy
s,ad slt, fe,, aal pauls my oa'ine'' ~iih conoH
moe. sn,rsd,o that Dr. Non f'cnbrrs mild 'ni sceu'ih
r.i.,n 'a ,s,uh i-,f,c. lhs Mshe', eommendaiion -
81 pa.plr ~hh dle... hl' system Of ear'as ca''"h i'
.Aa.t.i.. l,. ....ri. c-ft-ln.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Dyspepsia.
DYSPEPSIA.
sPEPsfA.
DYSPEPSIA.
PERUVIAN SYRuP

There /. ps. ,sb,y no disease lis e;eicc "a
rLotel 10 he ,..leli- be ly Oh.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

Eail pnd W Winsrr.
me b.. place 10 nay ONeRCOArs and Faa and wintee
CLOTHING Of every yariuty. sHt
+ b. kALDWlNS,
Nos. "a and u Bow.sy.
The lrse,l ssosiment SID store Ia the city
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
JANIS fcELoNo SO sellav
). l.lA.... y. ~ - ~ >. lll

No 90 Atla, sl. Nrw iorG FEB. o. lfi
Have been completely e.fin One ear ind rsray %" in
IsoI,i f a,o., sr,oaera yrai,, NliA a'asiccbi' do
larss faa BOTH cao eombluei wish continual .nn''"i
ns. a iLr h-at 60 vh..h i4,e been r'ard by n'o''
ai-si ,r.rtoaef i .be ,i, without ihc ,ifhn'i o'"t
.a, led d. }o Ei.enDers bai aus oiniidJ sal i'ai
IIsda,aahlall.sa. sa.cr,. when dii 90 ta' .ro,e due
d. Won ara5,s s,s urlnoaed That am onfiriy cured
t,tb, i.i,,.d tn.t ,sHi and kno~loisr which have
,fa fof l, sueh AZ uufrui.d rrplsfiln A. have hai
. s,,naaliy of compsrns Die mode Of treatment with at
. oi.oI con tlaiy stte tiat IL is not only superior h
a..nies wi~h dire. bio mode Of rr''Drn- %" ieafls
- 20, .,,' ,i,i,,,. ,..,.u. JOHN TAYLOR