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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22

to be described as usual in the patent to
be issued according to the public surveys.
And in that proportion to whoever should
contribute q greater or less amount in even
numbers, that ia to say person contrib
utinp $50 should draw 40 acres; 8 person
contributing $3.50 should draw sectionS
or GAO acres, and 80 on. It would not be
practicable to let persons select their loca-
lions of land, but they should draw them,
ss from the wheels of q lottery. It could
be easily arranged that they should draw
the actual numbers of their locations, by
townships, ranges and sections, and the
patent be Issued to them accordingly. You
might draw gold mine in the Nevada
my lot might fall on some barren hill; our
Deighbor might get q valuable farm in some
fertile river valley.
1t may be objected that the national debt
is not definitely ascertained, nor settled
and may reach three thousand millions be-
fore peace is again re.estsblished. The
proportion of land given for money ad.
Yaneed may be fixed TO suit the actual in
debtedness Of the United States. AS the
contributors would be actually paying 6
higher price than the government now
asks for their lands, further inducemeu
might be added by the exemption of these
| specific lands from taxation for ten years
! The question then for each individus
| would be: 1. How much can afford Il
give to this object from motives Of patriot
ism2 2. How many years. taxes is 1t m!
interest to advance at once in order to eut
them2 how much will my contribution
be reduced by the value of the land Ishal
receive in return
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
FOR SALE

r OYER FOR SALE NY PROPERTY, situated
on the line Of the National road, four miles east
Of city Of Wheeling. Bald property consists Of
my residence, containing eleven and An attic
also fourteen acres Of ground attached on which are
convenient out-housss, IL GLIDING brick stabling,
Ice and spring house, chickery and two cisterns
choice kind Pear, Peach Plum and Ounce trees ali
bearing There are also choice sseGtiOns Of Grapes
AasPherrie4 BlackbeTieg, Strawberries and other
mail fruits. The grounds are finely laid out with
eVeFgEeenS and other ornamental 8hrubbery.
viii also sell my Household Furniture to any
one desiring TO purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me IN regard IA nr;os
teIn1s Of payment, Sc, can leave their names 81
me Gas OOmpanys ONCE visit me on the premises
feZ&-EI JACOB HORNBROOK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
THERE is some reason 10 believe that . |

THERE Is some reason 10 believe that
sufficient rebel force is concentrating in
Pocshontas, Preston and Randolph eoun-
ties for raid into the country bordering
the line of the Baltimore road east and
sontb west of Grafton. Parties who ought
70 know tell Us that such ia their infOrmA.
ton. A letter from our garrison ct Bull
town few days ago, reported that q scout
log expedition discovered Indications of 3
gathering force of the enemy. The Upsbur
County Republican, in its last issue, spoke
Of spprehensions entertained on account
of the disaster to the force at Beverly. The
entrance of q small force into Cumber-
land night before last and the capture
of two Major Generals there, shows that
there is body Of rebels still intent on
mischief in West Virginia, and also that
their bOldness is of the most desperate
character. We must remember that these
partisan bands are bow ready to attempt
exploits far more reckless in their nAtura
than ever before. Unless they can divert
nttedtion from Eastern Virginia, they re.
pIize that their occupation will soon be
gone. We doubt not their instructions are
to dare everything.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
Another Plan for Paying the Ma
tlOnRl Debt,

/ AOE EAylnB the Ma
tIonRl Debt,
We noticed lately plan talked of for
paying the war debt by patriotic subscrfp-
tion.. The thing could. easily be done bv
those who have made fortunes ont of the
war and the financial changes caused bv
1t. Another plan is proposed in a printed
circular BY Mr.. Thomas Allen, a wealthy
and patriotic gentleman of Pittsfield, Mass,
which he entities "Graud patriotic comb.
nation proposed, to pay the national debt.
stop taxes and dispose of the public lands !"
II differs from the other scheme in the
suggestion that those who pay the debt
shall receive public lands in payment. We
print Mr.. Aliens scheme:
On the suPPOsition that the. debt of the
United States is two thousand millions. II
has been suggested that 200 900 citizens
could pay it, and thus end war taxation
by contribution of $4,000 each. Tbe
plan IS more easily suggested than accom.
Phsneo' yet 1t is not impossible. II il NOT
proO9ole' however, that the requisite
NUMBER can be found who will make the
cOnIElo2uon from motives of patriotism
only Butt to the latter, we can ada
sut1cient peouniary inducemept. Ibsn -
may have, in selfshness and na,rio,;s,s
combined, perhaps sufficient motive nnwsr
to enable rs to accomplish the object For
one, should be willing to pay the $40 0oO
II could thus eud the heavy taYation ~
which am to be subjected on account of
this war tor the rest of my life. Ana Il
Is clearly the interest Of all those persoDs
ntms or corporations now paying Federal
taxes exceeding the interest nnnnnII1, ~
$4,000, TO do likewise. There are 1sHr
persons whose interest it would he ror
the same reasons to pay twice. thrice ~
even ten times that amount, and In az
case Of the Wealtbiest, II would be chssn
u they could commute for half a nniiiio1F
Nothtng Is likely to be effected, in MS 81.
Jecs, however, without general or national
organized ehort, aud systematic and ner
Sis'ent agency. @DH PsFE .
To the motives above mentioned can va
not add another which, combined v;,h
those, should be sufficient to bring abont
the desired resulIi There are the pnbIir
lHnosi source, At present, OF small profit |
10 the government, aud hitherto the ami
lect OF much contention. 1t is estimated
that one Thousand million acres remain nm |
sold. u iSnot likely that the Royernment |
VIII ever nett dollar an acre for than |
even II they vera not TO be given away in |
bounties, or frittered away in less woftbv |
modes. Cannot these lands be made avail.
able 20 induce the needed contribuIionS
or individual advances; to pay the nationSi
debit To accomplish this. II vonI5I H. |
necessary to withdraw all the publIS lana
IRON market, and from the operation ~
prescription, actual settlement, and homs.
slead laws. Thea they should BE- an snrI
veyeo, as heretofore, In townships, ranges
see'lonR and quarter sections, ineInSinS
me mineral lands. The Government thos
mlSet agree that whoever should oon,,;S
use SiosooO to the payment Of the narioo.
~ aeSt IN any kind of gOvyrnmsnt ~.
PeE, snould be entitled to draw b60o
acres OF land actually located. and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22

THR oETExsE is RAsx.-We hoIs i. n.
exosaole In any person, male or lfamaIs
Wne9 they subject rs to an auuoyanca
which very little trouble on Their ns-s
would obviate. Especially is this the cssS
We're were the unfortunate possessor Of 4 M
breath will persist in buttonShol1ins sSS J
intradtpg bis views upon us. TO onr 5sni
rest mental and physical discomfort IF
these good people would use the Sogodo5t
II would not only render them aoeentahIs
aequaintances, bat would at once grssSiS
improve q, their teeth and breath. Sold b2
ali druggists. febl7-steod.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The bill defining the terms on which
foreign corporations may hold real and
personal estate in this State, was verbally
amended and laid on the table.
The bill appropriatiug the public reve.
nue. for the year 1865, was variously
amended and ordered to be engrossed.
The bill to relinquish to the Elk river
Bridge company the stock in said company
belonging to the State, was amended and
recommitted.
And pending the consideration of the
bill TO amend the charter of the West Vir
GINA Central Railroad Company, the Sen.
ate adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
clover and Timothy Seed, BLU
, Grass and Orchard Grass.
FOR SALE.

T OYER at private sale one of the best buEinesS
1 stands on Water street, between A. II. Adams i
Co Re and the Sprigg House; three stories high I'm
hhed from cellar 70 the garrett; suitable for family
residence. Above the store are seven rooms, the
Iecond and third stories, with water and gas.
small yard in the rear Depth Of house 65x2I feet;
in good repair. I'M EE
If not sold by the 4th Of April, 1885, win then
oer It at public sale in front Of the Court House.
Immediately atter the sale Of the property adVer.
tised on that day, ct 10 o'clock.
Title unquestionAble. For terms apply to
te2Z-td n. &. LIST, Trustee,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
WEST YIRaINIA LEaIsLATuRE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Feb. 81, 1865.


Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Fisher.
A message from the House announced
that it had agreed to the Seuate's amend
ment to the bill to regulate the jurisdiction
of the Circuit Court in certain cases disa.
greed to the SeDate's amendment TO the
bill concerning the collection Of taxes in
certain counties and insisted upon its dis
agreement of the Senate's 9th and 7th
amendments to the bill to amend the.School
law, agreed to the committee of conference
and appointed thereupon Aessrs. MeGrew,
Gather and Patrick.
The Senate insisted on its amendment to
the bill concerning the collection of taxes
in certain counties, asked for q committee
of conference, and appointed thereon
Messrs. Brown and Bowen.
Mr.. Brown, from the committee on FL
nance and Claims, reported a bill to in
crease the pay of the guards of the Ohio
county Jail.
Mr. Atkinson, from the committee on
Humane and Criminal Institutions, report.
ed bill to provide penitentiary for the
State. Said bills were each read the first
time.
Mt. Phelps, from the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, reported adversely upon the
resolution proposing to allow Col. Harris,
hHu OtHeE Objects OF the lUth regiment,
for certain services. Adopted. -,
The bill to alter part of the division
line between Randolph and Upshur, was
taken up. being the special order at IL
o'clock, and passed. The bill to make an
appropriation to pay for certain commits.
sary stores, was referred to the Finance
Committee.
The bill to incorporate the Parkersburg
and Burning Springs Railroad Company,
was amended by general consent, read the
third time and passed; as was also the
Senate bill 70 provide for the discharge of
the duties of Governor in certain cases,
nd the Senate bill to incorporate the
Parkersburg and Burning Springs Rail.
road Company. 'sgfi M y
Mr.. Fstnsworth, from the COMMITTEES on
Internal Improvements, reported back the
following House bills, recommending their
passage, with amendments: The bill TO
relinquish to the Elk river Bridge Compa.
ny the stock in said company belonging to
the State, and the bill to amend the char.
ter of the West Virginia Central Railway
Company. lue. 9lI
The Senate bill to make an appropria
ton for the Soldiers National Cemetery.
at Gettysburg, was read the second time
| and ordered 10 be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Phelps, the Senate
took a recess until 81 O'clock,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
HouSe for ReIa

MOE WSll-built two story hrie1s r..
~ teEs bath room, stable ssTriove 49, 80 ~
6e9nse' a. within three minutes TSIk ~ 81. ~
Nc eLs5 Tos 80 gwen on tie q Aprh. For
ID 49, " S1ll be rented. 40. PA9 TRIDGf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
SELLING
OH Lands e

In newly developed and mn, ~ y " n SALH
food tGellitteS for chipping. Wood M cSi sh,,.
1 lnnG Tor particulars address WM. n RIToITS1E
0IiPP. MaPistsS sSSn Co., Ohio or, I. 3. KAT
- --etIss'es VINO fG10-1mS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
DIED.

In houndsyillO, W. Va, February Goth Sls55, Of
Cronp, ASIA MoRGAN, daughter Of J. 3. and Hei3eh
Z. Hogan, aged three years and ten monEha.
LPairmont National pleAse copH.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22

MARRIED.,
February 2lSt, by Rev, ?. Ban, Mr.. Roii4 n
M1NsBuRsEE and Mis- 1nCA HuNPmET. al q
HheshDg. 59b =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-22
PLOU CHS.
Ploughs and Plough Casting.

THE LARGEST STOCK OF PLouaHs PLoUeH
Z, .b Points t and Castings, OF all kinds eyr offered
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27

Gated ranno, BE- doubted How it will or
sh-n'i be vindicatcd, it is useless now to
di>cu7a
How the wrong shall be borne mean
tire, is question that each individual
,au>t answ for himself Neither organ
izcd consultation r1r action would avail
much at the present moment; and yet pa
tlence ca1 scarcely be expected Of men
vile y,ere born in Maryland, AID born
free. But with such patience as they mry
find it possible to exercise. they must en-
dure yet little while. They will ever
nevertheless cherish the recolec'ions Of
other days And a. they canuo; forgo the
r4membrance Of the rights that have been
ures'ed from them ttcY will doubtless hold
fast TO the fa;.h Of their flthers, and be
ready to demand, when the opportune mo-
ment shlll arrive, The franchises which are
.hcir lawful inhcritcnce, and which ara So
clr-l to them by the sane ch.rter which
founded and guarantees the c4i,teLce OF
the R~public.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
LEONARD TOWN. MD THURSDAY MORNING JULY q 1868

c'P'", been exhibited in the crg1nization
of goverrm and in its successful al
ministra'ion throughout al the palmy days
of tha republic. 1t would have preserved
rs from the trag:c exhibitions Of the last
four years. 1t caa even yet heal tle
wonnd. that have been iafiicted, and re-
place ia in our career OF unrivalel prosper
ity and freedom AMI splcudor.
Nor havelwe 10 labof and wait for years
before the harvest will comm.nce The
means are already provided which prom
iSe i:H mediate success. Combinations OF
circumstances cen 10 have been p-oyi.
d"nta}lv prepared TO suit our purposes. -
The 500 900 voters who constituted the
effective strength Of the great conservative
host at the last election, and which wop,l
even then have been Triumphant but for
ex'raneou. Influences, are still organic Il
and rca y to act Add 20 these the num-
bers then estranged by causes now obso-
l"te. and tbcre can be NJ doubt that on
tho issue now presented the majority will
be overwhelmingly with US.
Bat on thcs" strv-Giuus Issues we shall
be sue Of the cordial sympathy and SIP
p2r, Of the great b rdy Of tue people Of the
S,uih Their ai.no-: uLari,n9u4 aid Can
b.. i":! :ci.'y relied upon, swelling our
IN "A-rs II as .,r'"t 4 IL ritv a is de,i-
ride !h" two hn4~'s q: CONGRESS- will
- n,vs! b. be i",uf-r imI ,,sc. or thry
~. i: t"t,' o,Dn gi;e way 19.1rv the p,p-
u.ul VII.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27
InL1Y.LrY N Nrw H,vrSu-rr

pnLorALrr IN New HAursH.gr -
Las; Friday. 10 the New Hampshire
Legisla'G.e, Mr.. Mcneil OF Hl>hor-
cugh. in'rJducei the FLOWING resolu.
tiou:
E,"le"l. That We corii.ly and ear
nes'ly endorse TIE declaration OF the Chief
Executive Of the nation. that. the States
which have been in rebellion are still
States, or, IN other words. that the gov
ernnrIts Of tAo$e States were not destroy
eI, bur we:e only in aoeyance, and .hac
when the rebellion was suppressed and
the laws and the CONSTITUTION raviy.
ei, n~i'her the Pre>ii len, n"r Con
gr".s la any authority to I.r-criLo
the Glr,irn IONS Of electors .! thos.
Stat,
When III" vote WIZ tlk"n, tie yes0.
luton was rejected by strict party vote
the A5o!lri 'nists going in body
against It. 1t il an extract from prns
iien: johnson i.n>clf. f.. .N-Iy A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27

R.,,-,vr D,,r,rs -Tb. n,on,s of,ho
UniteI s,a,e> were f,r wears divided in ,
contest grovi,o on, Of a conflict Of i,.~,~
,s n rho n.anin, Of the Fundamental law
Of n. lana The strif, w.s adjourned
from the b,llot-Lox to the lat,lc-ti,.,A, on
the icsus or son,ration apl after four wear,
of fierce and bi,oiv war. III, one 1ar;y
have sn,cnobc1 70 the supprior power If
their apponents, and have consented to
reco,nizs the authority of the National
Govc,nmant This su.cuS, on the o!e
harl. AID sub .ni>sun on the other. d.
wives on ~. nar,i,s mutual duties a,..l
ob,i,a,:oos. III, rr 81 ut ot the E.it.l
States has virtually sal. in hi> ann,s.r
n-n.lana.inn and n o:h.r ,f; .ial ! III
c,,i,us ,h,. ~ ,Ls !h. r.,..r.:I,l o.
h. "s.a:uS ,;no ante i".,u.; I" :;as: t:at
II, ,eopI~ Il al u. STAT >'a,, Il va, o.
certain c1l.d .i,r.s, Al, n. rich.< t.d lIiv-
leg, to wh;rh a A'u' r.; cii.z y. -,
< 4. ~ i,u~'y ,.n:'-. q. >a:.-o.t ,.ch ~
nav Ter atn.G.t-,t ~ ;.''s gr'w... :. ...r
. y. war r." a.. ! o. Of rh.sa Ia,
,lnni~I i ,ile r;ah; .v i"'h ~ia", : il :, h;ci
denial III ;r ;, .: ihc >ca'h 80 cr.I.r ."..
cur q, d n,,t.r u i-at. n, r:2h' q -
IL O. hp!,iug property, aul, iy nee, ;
N, iuj, ila tov. uf t.kinC part il public
aiT.irs. and e.king a due prop r,ion Of
ibfsyuce IL matters o: public lo!.rY, are,
hy l.. al,,,e,sv .Iama:inn. cnuc, 4 / t,
H. y, l,,,Iy the clsui,> :" til: United
s,a,vs. ,a"t in certain exc, r,oLal ca ;
1v' -, firth In these excr,,.i lr,,I cas-.
as. iaaiv:uaal rard us are being ci,~n
TO i. IL; - day. which. how.v.r, i, ratA J.
,;,rJ, rroc, -. |. = c,carl; HE , XIX
,f, (,oyernncut r.,.ipp on democratic
an ronull.c.n i!ras, a,i sschin, tn Sc
c,i~r n ir practical action. 10 c,uci,i,,- H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27

asundar The South accents her fate. -
She accepts the abolition of slavery. Sh,
ataudons the dogma OF s,p.rate State
Sovereignty aud III right of secession
She acknowledges and recognizes that ,hi>
LAID and Urion is ours, through all time.
iS and mus: ever ne united In tha; faith
let US receive the South. Let bygones be
tygoncs: and while We pronounce tho
doom OF an lnforeiven traitor upon him
who breaks rhe peace, 1t Us pass over III
eros ana even the crimes ot those who
hay. paid dearly for the terrible wrongs
and >u,irrinc> which they have brou-l,
upon ih:ir own section Of country. .Ap-
plause.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27


q werner Dr";lota i now aproi.:iac
- !'I"e:s q .rEt-'rst:"l'' t!.r rulho'., thu
tate, - ",nlosni'y "i.h what is known
= IN kugi,trsiivn .&w. We published!
- ! It several weeks ago, aul our rca-
los IT. d"l''!-sr FHtn''a" with is p.n-
:.~,puI III. o. !. CT "t h. LngiS .turr in
na.,;n, i, va ohvinl,iY to secure the ro-
81" ~.!rr. I.l'y Z the pvr.y now IN pow
- IL = .t4.e = {. -" method l. WLich
tn, ,'., !. s.1 ~; a. aq. courasscd, is n:
Al j.:..y Ii~trArriI:-, -. - o. l.r.e pro
corti-n + ,,ir =. p" NJ e..iz !, j. !. r,.-
air. t. ., E,g;.li.tsi - vD.' wGJ may tu
.rc.loanc,; Gi,.ay... al. yr!.. j;-'yl.,,y
- o:>i.r. oE Il i.:.a.i,n a:e the cxclu-
;tye i"i ,"s ir"ru rh.i, 'l"::s;on Il. can
no. "rr,n. nor can l.. ~ anyti.:n. TIA:
ne :nry -4'.~ q ,ntly j" rr ,ay, acquire
again tog himself ~ r:ch's Of r.t;z~u>lr
An oath rIvn it.~ pan, Il n.' lie has nuv,r
even '"xar,-- i 4 ]. IL, -: tllo trinntA
Of he S,u,h over the f"i"ral Gnv"rn-
mcn' ma, br "tI-rt Nv s,.rh sfti isvit< touch
ln2 hi, di>'oyaity. ~ Tho Officers of r"gis-
lr;,tl1u NAV think Efficient, and a cvi-
d.rc" can jc rally ptoHurcd to Coavict
"i ul>.oJ a!tJ any c4aa "ho Is not ! thor
'rr1h aih'rent o! the {; rerumcn', the up-
py>i,io'. = l'y p~v'ty much N n1l's:e, will ha
r".;>'"rsI aS ''di>I ,lliii d from exercising
n; ri-!.; ~. Suffrage. Il in tia roo,riru-
tior ATTY "f th;s act, we MY possibly dis
cas- the question when We meet with so,ac
d""enrIy plausible argnnent s'aininy It
Wr shat! a.s,,m, tnr m, D-nc1n. uh !. n,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27

By avoidance Of the causes that promote
disease in ordinary times. we can dislrm
the dreaded pestilence of half it's dangers
and Of half lis tcrrors Above all. let us
allay the irritation that still exists upon po-
litical themes. and relieve al far. as posi-
Tie the unc .rtainty, the griefs and the pri-
va,ions of the Southern people: for the
cholera does 10, discriminate between 10y
alis' and stces+ionist Even though i;
eurfeit Of victims al the South, it will turn
with equal appetite toward the North
y. T. Ners
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27

~ Il! y Ter, god l:..I.} Yt TIA" "a.
"irty (:'- "a. h,ren n:y ,y!",l th F.. -.
- - i.nt. o. I! 'ae T. nrh .-r .. i.u-
o. = J IL ~ - 7 r.na'lrg n mn? "a;:.
~ h. ! rs"' r. X rio u .rrla'o Il
proHG' "f = n,,nuia..u-.s 4ri { n.y.
m@rr". T'r trirce of !, ..,a. tr,,I.ni,
co'nnnu'i 's'"d tn. decision to the I'm. i.
'"r, y "h"m I; has b" n Z -, grac: j. !:
r.cc!y. :.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-27


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cd. not on!y otcaa"t 4, 4 c'',' ny are
r"' educated a: t" 'in"i;: 'h"oI trr thc
rerc'ee o' the l"F'ltH", nni d"'''''e
1:stf, OF an American 'ir'z . n-"n''"v-
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,u' ior the s'li. strong! reason fh', w"
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
ALBERT FULLER.

AF ANUFACTURER OF WATER FAUCETS-pAT
1Hl EHTED October 10th. lS55--No SO ,Iohu.atreet
New iorE.--TlIE ONLY ELA,1IC PLUG FAU;ET
PAIENEtD IN THIS COUNTRY.-lhs Fa,,ccl is made
Mln norr rug aud 40 constructed TO prevent any
possibility of leaking by long use. All persons having
uso for Faucets will find it to their advantage TO cali
where. tutls,imcs T.,nn,hnr In
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

haze been Standard Remedy for thirty years and
the most cifcctua ones ever kno xn for all cont
plants peculiar to Fmcs. TO nil classes in
valuable Inducing rch certainty. pcreccdl ycynory.
They known To thousands, who have used them mt
dic cnt periods throughout the country. having the
sanction Of some Of the most eminent IHySicans Ia
Imcrcn.
EIpict directions, stating whsn Mey should not be lse
with each DoN-tho price One DOdr per Eor or boxes;
for S5. containing from 30 to 60 Fills.
Pills sent by mail promptly secure from observation
by remittinG to the Proprrtors SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
GEN SERAlLY. HUTCIIlNt;S X HILIHER,
Proprietcrs, No. % Dcy-strect New York.
Sold In Charleston by MORGAN BROTHERS.
December 10 tnthsfmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
LYONS kATHAiRON.

IL KATHAIRON IS FROM THE GREEK WORD
lA "katllro," or "Katlairo," sgnifying to cleanse
rejuyenate and restore This article IL what its name
signifies For preserving, restoring and identifying the
human hair is tho most remarkable preparation tho
world. It iB again owned and put up by the original
proprietor and Is now made with tho care skil
and attention which gave 1t sale Of million
bottles per nnnum.
1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradcates scurf and dnndruff.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes tho hair rich soft and glossy.
It prevents tho hair from falling OF and turning gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful head
OF hair should use Lyons Kathairon It Ia known and
used throughout tho civilized world Sold by oil re-
spectacle dealers. DEMAS BARNES l. CO.
October 28 stuth1yr New York.