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Grain and Lumber Mills.

= L.: Hemr' -four "nd grisf; Jas. H. Vaughn, -four
and er'st James \. Kirkland, grist j F. Sinh.
erland: timber and grist: ". f. Hug ghes, lumber
Gnu 1s,s gis': % Charles Perkins, lumber; Col James
grist and lumber: J.. ". r. Blair, Aonr anJ
grlst; Charles Ralcy, flour and gris J. r. Sow
en- grist John ". Gaskims, flour, grist and uu-
oer; john A. Young, grist pnd lumber; r. J.
autheh' W nmher; Robert Kirkley, grist estate
Il , IN. Shields, grist and lumber; George. r
Miller, flour and grist; l.. j. Patterson, -four
ana Il grist; John S. Miller, flour and grist estate
OF L. Lang grst and lumber: w. NJ Kelley
glst' John Chestnut, grist and lumber; James
Cnesnut, sr.' grist and lumber; John McRac.
gfist and lumber; John Brown, grist estate Of
Burwel Boykin, 'grist and lumber: estate of
hemuel Boykin grst and lumber: Mrs. Jane J
knox, grist; RICHARD Hyatt, -four and rrist
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES. $. G. I
COLCMEIA, Sept, 81, 1861.

COLUMBIA, Sept, 81 1864. :
GENEI1iL ORDER no. 7.
s PURS U.ANTTO GENERAL oRDER'N n
4 g.. AjutHnt and Inspector Gccinls t>Hice, current
series, O,crruu.o up cndeG) The Br'gadier General
commanding Rc.crve forces of South Carolina hereby
assumes control and direction of The consumption scr
vice IN tie State.
H. Except as hereinafter specified. the organization
OF the Consv pnn department III the Sl.lc, Including
tile Examining Eturti$ will hclrcscrvrl: a,H nll cX-
is!f.y orders rt",llti,S and instructions ol the Com
m!,l:nt o tcnscrpts VIII Inc coLied Of h'rc until
Otherwise ordered
tB Local 1sno!ling Officers and Examining Boards
vii. report immediately to lie Conlnll,l.nl < Con-
scripts, and through him: communicate with thee
Headquarters and Will, through iin', lerrivc orders
". All conn,.,nca'ts IN zion to the Const rip
:ion service htl:, Sa," ard nll applications ior
rtn,,,isn aud detail. n,.S; lc m::t;r through The COM
nlandut of CorScr s; communications on I'll her
sNhiccla will culile to ic n.:c through tl,c A. ~
General oi tic Reserve Forces. {:
Y. The office OF congressional District Ennl!i!s
Officer Icing abolished al officers heretofore sci ny:
in that r:,l c!v will report hy ,:icr to The Coma; nd
amt of Cuscri"ts Tor assignment I" oEcr duty. setting:
forth their rank, cuS position :1 present aSS lrnt
duty. Competent oivers vii! ''c assigned as ''iu
slec,ms ofCoscr ;i"n, i'll the several Congressional
Districts.
VI. With view to compliance Of Far. III OF said
General Order No IL Tic E"mnaEtmt OF Corscripts
will, without dolby. order ,e medical examination of
all commissioned officers and other persons Except
'h"Sc "l 'uG li'ai'" T"!l" cnl'!'. II" '"e cIioi'-
ing service "[ihs state. Commissioned officers. to
whom disability is fouu'! to cxst, will hold them
selves ih readiness TO he assigned 70 duty in the ii,d
pr:.clic,b!r.
VII. Applications To-. asS.nut,,5 to duty us !turll-
ing Officers, Assistants. Clerks and to other r,sn.s
in the C''nscriion service in this S'&1' 81! Inc re-
<rvct from officers Euu-cnrni<!;pE,u olirrrS ard
nri"atcs belonging tn ;llc Reserve rurc.s. ;l: Eol
retired aflt light duty officers and lncn and from per
Cons not liable to service in the field, olcl Hpi 'llc
,ionh enclosing si;mou.i- o character, Intelligence
and Fitness. will lc addressed 10 Maj & j.. MELTON,
CurNn,lldanl ot C,n.sci.pts Columbia. S. &.
ly command brig. Gen. CMEsNur..
Eli. II. BARNWEII.
y. \. Gen.
Oct. 20.
na,nr. rony t;n,os
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Wanted to Purchase

E,TAR TIE I-%E OF THE CONFEDERATE
4. Strtes-Scrup Iron: wrought or cast for which,
pay fair price i'll Sl. or. rricrlrd will exchange
roiietl piann II Iron for tho same. Planters others
havnGa,y ofthe above to dispose Of will inform
the fact, Wish collect it together speedily
possible. j. !. MERONEE
September Il.
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN; S. &.
MAIL ARRANGE.NENT,S

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, WESTERN
AND WAY MAILS,
Due-Daily, by ao,p NJ
Close-Daly by 90 p A.
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, &c.
Due-Mondny, Wednesday & Friday by IL 90 M
Closc-Sam. days, ut II 90 A. n
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, DC
Due-Thursday, by - 90
Coses-Samo day, at II 90 A
TrLLER's FERRY; JEFFERSON, &c.
Due-Mondny, by 10 90 M
Closes-Friday, at 10 90 A M
OFFICE HOURS
From 90 A. M. to 2 90 T. M 'on1 for ,h,
tmo after opening tho mail at night
T. ". rFCT
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L. NcCun,I,s. M, e'y ,, y ~ H."'oS :, !" S0mot".
mnlc uc,,jom, H.. NI'I,"ss, '.aucehmyer,
Mrs prrL N;.. Nioan;o n.EX' E' 1ai>s oo "son
ss'e '>'1'oon'
t. ". Bonucy Jowc. n,rIo', c''1 ae"a'e i' &C., sc.
H. T.. rumrhcll y ~ Ea,',o',,. "I"'Eu Aioeh' hIs.
Hrpi.min N,,Ln.o, T. -' 'A,H; n; .rosoE, -
Mc!jownu $ f:Nnnt: "'; ~. EattS. W. D-
Sommtrs r. ,,, '' VI. Gay ie,' JOSE pm
c. Gerald & fo t:.n,,,'. J"'nsS ,' F"'ii r.
penlcim & Bro. Wm JaI,, no"slaS; D.; II: oR-
Wa. Mckain, F. L. Zcnu
Book S,Uc, ,,y s;,,:
James A. yomn"
Wy,.h,s mn, l,,S
James A. Yourc :. u E,x';
;H,cksy,;,i. n..,,, ,,I
S. Shiycr. E,h.rl Nnn Nn,l..,, - II |'.no"ers.
Shiycr. r. r.. ll.c n,;,l' d. t'f''h's: Ii'onas
..'''
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Coroner.
John S. Meroncy.
UUnu4ers Of Elections.

u"HHYeFS o. EiCrtt6HS.
tamdcn--,'ohn S. Mcroney, T.. A. Mcdonald
VIM McKuin.
Curcton's Mill--Frc,!erick Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Rock-Jcsse Trr:sdel. James Fletcher,
Bufalo-Wm. Mungo, Gillian aowell Wm Cato
Lzcnhy's-John McGougan, Daniol McCnskil
DonaH Mcdonald.
Schrnck's Miii---B. u. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Lcod, Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwin $ Store lseh iamin Cook John B. Mick
H.. james II. Vaughn.
Liberty lIili--., b. Jones, IT,, X. G.. Patterson,
=. t. Cunning ham.
Joseph u. nnnlsp, Comi"ssoncr:in iii Equity; w.
ttyhurn. Clerk: 4. l.. Mcdonald, Urdii.ary :
Duncan Shcorn, Sheriff.
T"n Collector.
William McKain.
C".:'rdcron Enroii;ng oacty.
W. i. lcitner
.Corftdera'e Var 7aa- Collector.
A. Nj. Kennedy.
Asscssorsss
''l'" Gf""'ey, +. NJ: Kennedy.
Collector Of Tax in Kind
James Jones.
Ghicf' Conmissary agent
J. Fl. Devcreaax-
Con'eaern'es Qadrtermaster's Agrnt.
james Sewers.
State Quarterma,ts,'sa agsnt.
A., Marklcy Lee.
Rece:ring and DoHperiag Agent.
-. NJ" Gayle
Officers of tho Town of Camden.
Intenddnt.
- James Dunlap.
Wurdens.
N. D. Baxley, D, DaIIocot., L. M. Boswell, R. NJ.
Kennedy. -
Recorder
r. NJ. Kennedy
Afarshnl and NnrkeG Clerk.
Wm. Johnson
Professional.
Physicians nov Practtcimg
n n.C-.
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SOtuurS Hcc!H Of Rc!fef'

So!d""S Eccrd Of Rciiet.
John VI. DcSaussurc. +. Barnes. james Dunlap j.
Ross Dye, C. Mosuly, James Team, Jesse Trues-
del. John Is. Micklc, Charles Nalev. John Gas
k:us, laniel Gardner
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P'r*ioc"! and Directors Ct Camden Eri.tgc Co.
Presidcnt--Lo!n VI. DcSuu$surc.
Directors-John Macrac. Is. Perkins, James Team
Colin Macrac, Sec. & Treas.
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Council. Notice:

w IiAtL4A IN - S4S!U
'sNIE TOWN AUTHORITIES HAVING CON
Tit.'G ED with !mrv to cI; all grass nn'
weeds in the Cemetery l"llSlc rr;vta:"tS) Ito "res:
forbid all: else cutting grass within llir euclusuro
I5y orrr ol Colnri L. NJ KENNEDY.
Clerk ut Council.
Oct. 7 If.
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Notice..

Notice..
a IL PERSONS HOLDING NOTES OR LAWFUL
accounts :.i..St the 4,HIr sl Thomas j. CIV
b 'rn. will present trn IN me ir payment wi'si:l
nine DAYS un date After that time will no; pay
an. c.;,ii.s against til, Est .;e.
WN. CI.IHTHN.
Oct 4i-:'t. Aa!nin :.atnr.
"'toalcdrra1c' please O. ny thee 1ints
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Magistrates.

.hGgisir0teS.
ohm h. WitLerspoon Vim. u. Hogan, W. X. .Tay-
lor, Henry Eracc, John K. Shaw. Richard IL.
Whitaker, j. Il. barker.
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Commissioners ncihc {IoGr

Eomm$%oners efthe Poor.
r.. Burnes \. ~ McDowa!l, John e. Higgins T.
Nj. Kennedy. ). $. peIass ". l.. llughson, Sec.
aud Treas.
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DlSTitiC CT DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Ley;slatorS.

4. H. Boykil-SScnator.
!ol'n N. DcSuussure, D. l.. Pery-Eemoscnta
tivos.
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Notice.
I III PERSONS ARE FrREWAENED NOT TO
trade for note given ''v ne. John lakvr for
FIVE hundred dollars dated some time in June 1864 .
as I'll" property I"r which it was gwen has proved I'M
sound, VIII OF Fay said roic unlcss corrcLd ly
law. JAMES L. THOMPSON
SEPT :
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commissioners 70 .iiipyore IvJic Securities.
Jcnn NJ tcSaEsaure. JnEles dunlap. Vim. H. John
sen, ST., Y. III. kcl,neay. Thos. Il. Slannun
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Commissioners Of Roads.
7. NJ. Dasaussurc Chairman, d. I. Mccoy, w. t.
| Hughes, Daniel d.. Kirkland. James Il. Nc
Dowal Lewis J. Patterson, J. English Dolby,
FREQ. Bowen, John l.. NlicE!c, Gillian Sowell,
! Richmond 4. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
| The sixth section or the "Act 10 establish GER
pin Roads, Bridges and Ferries passed december
II, is follows:
! That each Commissioner Of Roads now in Of
ice, or hereafter appointed, shall serve until IL
iuccessor is appointed, and Inns accepted This
,ection TO be in force during the war.
Commissioners of. Free iSchool,.
Wiley Kelley, Vim. Dixon, james Team, G.. G.
Halle, Jesse irucsucl. Daniel Bcth,inc, y. l..
A.:Duwcll.
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ETEOM THIS DATE WE SHALL CHARGE
three dollars Omnibus fare to and from any part
Of the town. To or from Kirkwood, or bcvoId tho
limits Of the town. six dollars Tho high prices Of
horse feed compel lis 10 advance rates
J. X. WITHERSPOON.
T. G. ROBINSON.
ciOter { 4,
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Professional.
Physicians no'o Practici;ug.

Physicians noso Pract,cing.
l.. II. Dens, D. L. DcSaussurc r.. Eccnsficrna
W. Il. Skies, Benjamin II. Ma,hcson, J. McCna.
}. l. Trnnham, v. J.. Pickett, E.sS. Lucas, n
Mellow, l.. NJ. DeSaussure Thomas W. Sal
mond +. l.. Iemp.
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Commissioners 4fL'alHc BuUeinys
John Workman, Il. n. Kennedy Il. B: johnson, F.
j.. Temp; !. ". X. Blair, james B. Cureton, YIN
u. Mcuowall Chairman, G.. j. t., Colin Macrc:
Treasurer.
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Scholastic. Mercantile, L. Msefan-
ita

dc.aesnies and Primary Schools IN Cumd.u.
l.. McCundlcss' Male Academy: f. S:auden1nyer-
male ncndemy; Mrs McCandless' Acatle my for
Young Ladies' Mrs. McCreipht; Miss Do wson
Mrs. Peck: Miss Maggie HcNoon
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NE "! Goods !
i. @ ME NG w R g,

. x. q.
T1LACK ALpACCAS;
ID Black ;ind coor d Calicoes;
Gnghan;s Pnrcr { an l.ics 49,"
lcDcgcs and Ne,incS; e
Brown 5:Il blue Icnlu.
Superior l'r"'is!' iu.:cc'oih
| ;rcH Silk Gloves W;nirhonc:
t'ili EuitonS and Trimmings tor lid cs dresses .
Back Italian sewing silks;
Hiacs' wh';" and rcl'rrd spool Thrcad--,l Nos;
Black flax I bread;
Pins. Knitting Needles, Needless Buttons, Tape;
C"nls and L 'et Soup, Hai,pil,<;
Ladies' Hair Nets;
"dies white, slate and, t,bllc Hose;
Servants lianhIGrc,c 4. and Great many other
articles. TOO numerous 10 mention.
Cotton Cards ard iarl-;:! Numbers;
rs and IL t. la,cv,l!e SIirtmgs snd an ls,o,t-
ncn {" t,;uCt rics--aisC Gun Powder
Call and eN;nli,ie the slu, k at
n II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
9ailg Gmpire.

Communicated - -
Dialogue between Abe Lincoln
and sambo, "a Free American
Of African descent. according
90 Abe LincOln's Proclamation.
sAuBo Good morning, Massa Lingon. u
I.INooLx.--Good morning, Sambo, l am
glad to see you. Come here, and take a seat
on the sofa. f
sAHRo. We'll Massa Lingon, Use jes come
in to 'quire fall de cutler folks am goin to
hAb de benefit OBJ massa Lingon's proclamation
to hab EN- free ?
LlScoLs.-That depends upon ciroum-
stances yet to bo developed, If we can whip
the South, then the slaves will have their lib
srty. .
sAMBo.-Dat, Mssss Lingon, e.fraid yousc
not going to do, as ole massa say when he 90
TO viii, de mad bull, and massa got WHIPPED
fus and had to run and jump ober do fence
into dc swamp.
LascoLN-why, Sambo, what makes you
think 60 Have not bean doing all could
SO far, to whip the South and TO liberate the
slnyes2
sAMBo.--Yes, sar, Massa Iingon, you
hab been trying to do all you could, and
more as dat, and dey aint whipped yet no
how; and dats why Use thinking you cant do
it Kase dat JEFF DAVIS mighty smart man,
now mine tell yer, massa Lingon. F
LtScoLx.-Wel Sambo are You not aware
that great many slaves have already got
awav from their masters and now they arc
free
SAMBo-Yes, massa Lincoln, sknows dat
good many slaves run off from dar massa, and
massa Lingon say dat dey am now free aud
dats fac, sartan, kose I knows dem dat run
of affer massa Lingon's proclamation-dey
am now free to sleep in de groun, or some
whar else, dsy not knows whar dey am, kase
deg am froze, gone down, dead and starve to
deph a.sa .e".
LISooIN.-I acknowledge that you talb
like philosopher in stating facts in relation
to your coIored brethren But Sambo, the
truth is we had not made any calculation fol
such cases of emergency. ga
SAMBo-Well, mAssa Lingon, dis chile ie'
gins to see dat you am de bugle-hawn through
which de debil blow de procaldematiou L
call de slaves to deph; cordingly dis chile
Sambo, am going dc odder way back to oil
massa dowa in Alabamon, and when dis mig
ger get EN- down dar he am not going to say
as massa Lingon did dat "dar am nobody hur
ted" S.
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@enical.
How TO Keep In Coed Health
Il AND il sd p
WHAT IS THR CAUSE OF DISEASE

UVHR psamary cause Of every dhease that Aesh
heir 90 Is impuritV OF she Hood The blood be-
comes impure nom many causes Impure air or
change Of weather, unWholesome food and exposure
are emong die principal causes OF impuuty Of the
blood. The symptoms are gddinsss, headache, con
fused thoughts, eyes dali Und heavy, drow Aness, con
spahon OF the bowels, bad taste In the mouth foul
tongue, liVer complaints, pains in the back and legs.
oss Of appetite, sleepless nights collie, eramp, pain
and aAtiess OF Ae chest. heartburn gout and rheu
mAdsm, passing and purging. chls and fevers more
less Aceonpanyng tese, and long train OF troub
esome and dangerous affections all Of which may he
prevented and cured BY taking a few doses OF Dr.
hTRIOKLAnD'5 VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver healthy condition.
They particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every Amily and every soldier should
keep supply Of uhese Pills. many diseases oh.
waited by tieiF use. They n mild and safe medi
cine, and be takea % any hae without danger o
taking cold ..f ....slI
sold BY All druggsts or sent to any part on receipt
Of twenty Ave cents and stamped envelope, address
cd DR.. STRICKLAND, east Foulth street, oncinna
n, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

The New York Independent in weak ar
licle on the next Presidency, urges an i'm
provement on the present Administration.
Greeley seconds the motion and so will the
whole country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Vice President Hamln is said to be the
most violent opponent of Lincoln's renomina
ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIoKLAND's MRI.LIFLU0Us COUGH
BAISAM,

THIS " the best aud cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HoarBeness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, aud
Consumption. Everybody who has aed this excel
lent BalaaIn enthusiast -ucally recommend u. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street, Cincinna says she has been
not 10 be abe 70 walk up stairs. She took bottle
OF this BAlsam, aud has baen better since, and
advises all VINO naVo Coughs, Colds and Asthma 10
Try this valuable Cough Rasain Fifty cents per bot
tie Sold by all druggists, and manufactured al No.
east Fourth street, CineinnAa. r5 .lI .t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

"SoIdiers rescued from freezing in the sub
urbs" is the report from Washington.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Hon. Amos KeudalI--eighty years Of age
recently argued his own claim before the
Court Of Claims.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Would these children have q comfortable home and
the means Of edueatOnf Would this wife be- indepon-
dent OF tho cold charities Of the worldH Would this
aged and feoble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my debtsi Would there be no sacrifice OF
property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands sales made when the
tendA downWard and fair prices cannot he realizsdf"
How few can these question TO their satAiao-
honl They fear 10 ask them, and cherish thu belief
that they have long lease ON life. This " boIA fool
ish and cOWardiy. The brave man
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LIFE INSURANCE !
Etst tl1.E sNati4 HH Nt3G

Noung men just starting in buslness, whoae chief
capital u their energy and Integrity hOuld insure their
lives 70 the amount Of half their liabilities buoh an
act OF dBinterested honesty when known their red
itors, would justly increase their confidence ia them
ltwpnd show thAtlhey did not wish 70 leave their est
ends exposed TO any avoldable contingency and the
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8. T.--1S9O--x-

Persons sedenary habits trouble cd with weakness,
Iasstudo. palpitAion Of the hear lack OF appetite,
distress aer eating, torpid liver, constipation, a.,
TO suffer il they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION RlTTERS |
Which arc recommended by the highest medical |
authorities, and warranted to produce immediate
bsnseeiai effect They exceedingly agreeable, per-
fecty pure and must supercede all other tonics where
healthy, gentle Atlmulant is required
They purify, strengthen and nvgorate;
They create a healthy appetite;
They arc an antdote to change OF water and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and eoliVen the mind
They prevent mlasnistie and intermittent fsvera;
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They ouro dyspepsia and constipaLioni
They eure dlRrrhea cholera and cholera morbIsi
They sdre liver complaint and nervous headacne;
They make the weak strong, the lAnguid brilliant,
and exhausted natures great They
composed Of the celebrated caisaya bark, winter
green sassafAs and herbs, all preserve lin per-
hOOtly pure Sc. oroiH
Ihave given The Plantation Bitters to hund.
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most astOnish
ing effect. - G, W. ANDRBWs,
sUFEk U.a 5upt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
The Plantation sitGsrs have cured me oliver
complaint Of which Was lad up prostrhte, and had
20 abandon my bnsiness. rnrN
,rAtt fgH.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. ohiO.'
"ss owe much TO you, for veriy believe the
P4antation Diisers have saved my life arrs aa
fs stla, Rev. ". II. WAGGoNER, Madrid by"
d. "Ss ThOu wilt send me two bOtuea Of thy
Plantation Btlsrs. MY wife has been greatly benefit
ted by their use. Thy trend ...I
a ,.s sA 50 ta ASA oURRIN, Philadelphia. Pa"
M ~ss have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
aud had % abandon preaehing. The Plantation
Hittsrs have cured me. ~
U.af8f ReHJ.e. oATHoRN, ROohestsr. NY"
49, Send twenty-four doAen more Of yoar
Plantation Biitsrs, the popularity OF which are daily
increasing with the guests Of our heuse.
SYKES, CHADWICK a CO.,
PropnetorB Wlllard's Hotel WashngtOn,D. o."
q
such one in thousands Of eertihHates daily re-
seived. They are immensely beneficial to weak per
and delicate females. . ..YItsnI
Be eauiiotIs OF ro-hlied bottles. See signature
on Ans steel plate label. They are not sold by the
gallon They are only sold m patent log cabiI
bottes BY respectable druggista Toosrs, hotels,
iooas steamboats, and country stores WY.
.HHas. PHI DRAKE a co.,
sS22dsW0m 2O2 Broadway N. Y.
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asssEs.

.' ASSISTS.
Cash sad % S, Cash Its91' Ds,s's =
,I,,,ss cSIIsss,sl' s,s. As -
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
@I...N
.T0E8ELALGU UE ELHg
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.a.Ha
tits the hand OF the proVident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourBhng his offspring
and keeping together the family, by il, the faithful
son
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity by II
the honest debtor satisfies his conhdng creditor when
fate seemed least proptOus. In moral and worldly
sense, 1t is great weapon by which 70 rob death Of
his sting. -..
Let any husband father, son, ask himself, "If waa
10 die to- night, would those who are dear to me
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:of ever dosaHPas

HAViaE Ons Of ne mOst complete Printing Bstab
hshmsuss IN southern Ohio, our Aeliass or doing all
kinda Of WORK, Bosk, Plain, or Ornamental. are hrs
Sess, We AAys one Of ,as As,s-. Presses, and have
" ths Rsasp syasg efgSps. and We employ the
sstt ttvsElpasp.
We sARye tArSs Power Rssssss 0spasqtsd with Ou
J0b RsPAEAnsni. spa Ss prepared 70 execute worn
Win pSAAassS and dispatch. ...II
sS'oEasFsfF0R Rbreed viii receive prompt after
aon. Address l'n'i NI'
HUBBARD 4 Bro, Dayton, ohio.
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That he may grapple with 10; the wise uan that be
may study ls nature and palate its thrsatenng The
means OF Paaeon are at hand, Of easy aeeess 70 alt
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM

I. NO. S0l THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared TO accommodate his customers with
L every arhcle of gentlemen's wearing apparel OF
the latest etyle and hest quality. Those who wan
coats pants, vests, SHIRTS, hosiery, hanfkerchiefs
gloves boots shoes, slippers, &c., will do well to
give him u call au24
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HUBBARD 4 BRO., Dayton, ohio.