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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-06
From tho Rcv. Thomas Wintor, Pastor of Roxbor
nnnh RnnLst Chnrnh

Fr0m tho NoY, InOmUs WlntOr, PNStpr OF KONhOr
ough Baptist Church.
Dr.. Jackson--Dear Sir;--I feel it due to your OK
collent preparation, Hoohand German Btters to add
my testimAnyt TO tho deserved reputation 1t has oh
taned. have for years, ut times bccnt oubled with
great disorder in my headand nervous system. Iwas
advised by friend totry bottle of your German
Bitters, did and have expericncedg and I'M
cxpent-1 relief my health has been very materially
benefited. | confidently recommend the article
where meet with cases similar to myown, and have
boon assured by many of their good effects.
Respectfully yours, T. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa
From Rev. ]. s. Herman, Of tho German Reform
Church, Kutstown, BcrIa county, Pa
DIR. G. NJ. Jaekson:--Respected Sir'sI have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty wears and
have never used any medicine that did ms as much
good as HooAandS Bittcrs. am very much i'm
proved in health after having taken FIVE bottles
- tts Yours, with respect, j. S. HERMAN.
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From Rev. j. II. Turner, Pastor of Hcddng IT, Il.
Church, Philadelphia
Dr. JaclIson;--DeT Sir-llayng your German
Dittors in my family frequently om prepared to sny
cases of general debility othe systcmIt is the safest
and most valuable remedy ofwhich have my knowl-
elgo. Yours, respectfully j. II. TrgsER,
NO.726 N. Nineteenth street
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor cf Baptist
Church, Germqntown, Penn,
Or. G. NJ. Jatlison-Dear Sr:-Personal experience |
enables me to say that regard the German Bitters
prepnrcd by ynu us a most excellent medicine. In |
cases Of severe cold and general debility have hccu
greatly benefited by the oftho Ditors, and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on others.
Yours, truly WARREN RANDOLPH, |
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-06
From the Rev. Jos. II. Kennard, Pastor of the 10th
t.h

From tho Rev. Jos, IT. kcnnlrI, Pastor OF the 10th
Baptist Church.
Or. Jackson:-Dear Sir--I have hcen frequently
reluasted to connect my name with commandations
off>rent kinls ofmeiicincS hut regarding the prac-
tcc as out Of my appropriate sphere, have in all
stances, and particularly in my family, of the useful
ness ofiDr. Hooama's German Bittcrs, Idepart for
onca from my usual course to express my fill con-
viction that, general dobiyo ne system anil egpccial-
w for Liver Complaint, i a safe and tdua5lG pronn-
alton. In cases it may G,il; but usually doubt
not, it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above cause J. II. KENNAED,
Elghth below COotes Strect, philndclnhin
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NO READ VINO SAYS SO -6a

From the Rev. LevfG Beck, Pastor orthe Baphs
Church, Pemberton, N. j., Formerly Of the North
baptIst Church, Philadelphia.
have known Hootland's German Bitters fayorably
for number of years have used them in my own
family, and have been pleased with their effects
that was induced to recomne end them't many 9th
ers, and know thatthey have operated in strdnSly
bsneicial manner, take great pleasure in thus pub
licy proclaimns this fact and calling the attention OF
those afflicted with the disease FOR which they are
recommended to these Bitters, Knowing from cxpe-
rieaee tllt my recommendation will be sustained.
do this moro ch serfjlly as Hollands Bttcrs is in
tended to benefit tho afflicted, and Is mot rum
drink" Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-27
cisanre in the IN, rison.

Lieut., giocrnsrArf of tho o5,h ohi' Valun-
teers which regiment has bc.n Stationed in ca
lunbiS fnr somo moo,hs past, has arrived IN oar
town with detachment of his Company. sad
will ac; in The future MS Provost Marshal vi, Edss
field District. Tho two companies of tic 5jiii
New York Vol, which have bcem with uS Lately
departed with ibc exception Of Lieut. GILLErr
and ten lr dozen nonl week ago. l.ieu,.
GULETT, whose course has given such general
satisfaction TO cur citizens, will quit Edgeleld in
lev days t, join his Company. We learn from
Lieu, BiGc rsTArr that Brcvct Brig gen. RICH
ARpsov, Wit, headquarters at C0lunbia, is now
in command Of sh9 sah-D strict in which is conf
priscd Edgciell. 49,.
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AGood UIdcrtakil E.

All men, white and froedluon' tsshy upou
Garth don't they call them free hiygrs?) between
the ages Of lsr,ad t5, within the Corporate limit:
of EdgeGeld, have bceu called ouihy Lieut.. Gil
lett, Proros. Marshal, acting in concert with the
Town Council, to work upon tho roads and bridge:
about town. a, ", write, quite so6liy aGc,.
bcr of I" freedmen" armed with sl.ove and hoe
are marched pafrorn' the public sqaarc to begin
the wost:c The whites seem to bcn ret iorc''as
TbeJ are soin 10 pay tbs cvmp,uii fec i F.vs
Dollars. With so many stout aaus ra 80 "iac:'
money, our streets, roads and bridges o"shi coz.
tainly to grow smoother, and strs<hSr "''' a"ier
and stronger, rapidly. Meyer before i. The hl4i
tory of Edsefsld, did Hhcr s'rec's, roads "aa
bridges 50 need tihkcring- rather thorough and
fundumeatal requiring
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-27
Tic CnnyentiGu.

We publish in tlis issue the proceedings d
the Convention ON the fourth day of lis session
Gil and every thing that VIC havc been able TO pro
cure. On account of our being tolally without
mails, we have been able to learn little or moth
ing concerning the doings of this important bO'ly.
This is comment upon the darknsss in which
VIC live; only sixty miles from Columbia, and yet
not. to learn what the Convention is doing.
We can only hops it is performing its work with
skill and energy-and dignity and lpiri, and self
respect. We certainly do not admire the unnec-
essari!y awning and submissive spiht OF one set OF
Resolutions which wo publish to.day. Next geek
we will doubtless be able to lay befre our readers
the whole proceedings of tho Conroutiou.
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Cov.Rerry,s .a.essageA

. Tho Message efSGGyernur PsEny fihch "'
have; the pleasure. Of laying, in full before ou'
readers, in another column Of this day. I3.pcr will
richly repay at.cntive pcrusal. While {aevoid o
any attsnpt at display, this emanation from Lis
EyoeAsnpg 'sspen, issset marksdEbyTt Tthst ability
and peculiar fitness, which have erer cha,oc
tcrizca the writings and public. productions CT It's
gifted and now very SpoFn.ar :aatho9; Setting
forth in Y; Candid and mablY manncr tie iniporu-
tive duly OF tae poeplo of the Slate toaceep; AMI
to conform to orr political status as we. now find
ii, the Governor gives his views, and suggests the
basis ~ which, in future tsesepfesertassn Of the
Stale should rest. In reference to- ths suffrage
question Governor PERRYs is full anl explicit,
marking cut iucidly his views and plans in regard
to lis proper disposal. Heis in fayorof extend
ing the powers Of The Gubeynatorinl .'.iice, and
al.o tts term Of that 5ticc beyond the term nov
assigned it.
The people, in their Sovereign capacity, the
Governor thinks, should control directly Jy bal
E, the chief offices of the Stale, but minor ones,
he suggests might more proGtably than under our
ptesen,,s yxtem. be confdcd to proper appoint
mcnt iii;s bxceiency, grounds OF economy
aod convenience, recommends the consolidation
of certtin Offices, md Onforces his viows by rea-
sonins which We think imprsssivcly icogent and
well timed. He recommends tho Cdnrerirn to
ordsr.at a very early dsy, the electign for moia
bers of the next Legislature, SO tilat atalople ,a'e
may be had in which to prepare for \ fall and
proper representation of the stsfe il" Nhe next
national Congress. Not havisesairne-or s',seo in
which To notice u-f5 risc..sSly .te -.cnsss
Of this sound and well writlen' message bf ''ur
abe chicf mi gis,rae, to the timcs ti'rcu4b
we aro now passing, We cain further shy ask f"r
it, that particular attention which, III oar opn
ion, its grea. importance and mcri! deMard.
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headquarters.
DerAE1atSr .: .SsvrH CAeouiSA,
HILToy liEAD, {. C.. Sep:. 3, lcb5.

HILroS HEAD, :. G.. Sep. 5, leb3.
rGENERii ORDEn&. NO 50.
M order 10 rcnvyc all seeming conflict Of juris.
Fl lctu:. betwc.n !;,c evil and military aUttiori-
;ies throughout ;rc or;e OF South Carolina; pro-
paoe the preservation ofquiet and good order
relieve Tie people us Iuch as possible. from all
unnecessary srstr:;nt. Of Martial Law: and re-
duca :fie expenses ni tile Military establishment
i, l., hereby ordered: -
F1Rsr--Thai the superior and Circuit Provost
Courts will Continue operation as heretofore
aud Shall have ss-aguust any and all civil courts
exclusive cashizauce 10 try and adjudicate all
cases wherein freedmen and other persons OF
color are directly or Indirectly concerned This
will not be So Interpreted us TO restrict tho nu-
thority OF The Agents Of The Bureau of Refugees,
Eccdnsn and Abandoned LANDS.
SEcoSp.+Tae civil Courts may bo opened, and
all civil ana municipal officers who shall have
t:.ken the tcnnesty Oath last prescribed, and who,
If they bcDng to either o. the clnsses excepted
frora Amnesty, shail have received Executive par
duu, will be lowed 10 resume The exercise OF
their efieial duties under such of the laws of
South Carolina, in force immediately before the
18th day OF November, 1860, US arc not iuconsis-
tent with ,ne laws of Congress, and the Procla-
mat;ons Of the President which laws and Prccla-
nations are n all cases to DC respected.
THlRD.-It being irnrracticahlc To establish and
preserve Military Posts in sufficiently close proX-
unity, to maintain perfect Military police ir
every portion of the State, the civil magistrates
vii! Le allowed to make arrests in all cases Vi
breach of the public peace; but the arrcst OF
Freed.ncn and other persons of color when rem
dercJ necessary by the absence of The military,
will, in all cases, be Immediately reported, and
the custody Of the person or persons arrested
promptly uasfI-rc- to tho neares- II iltary Com
mardcr. Tho functions f.civ:l officers who DIS
rcgar,l this order will be suspended.
by command OF Maj0r-Gencral G. A. GILMORE,
". L. NJ. BURGER,
Assistant Adjutant- General.
September q St 80
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Thc Etliiepians Again.

There was music in The air" on Tuesla5 night
last. Tho four walls Of the Masonic Hall were
scarcely abls to- conIain the waves OF qasvers,
seiaiquayegs aad delni-sem;quavers that dashed
as,iast them. Rn' every ro.a WAS secured hy
tie delighted Tudicnce, and treasured up il re-
membrane of tho delight Tie Ethiopian; had
given them. But these same Ethi"risns are vor-
thu Of far better hou,c than that dark ard
threatening night allowed them. Their perform.
anee is unique; there is nothing lae.it elsSThaTs.
Their variety of real novelties is wonderful. Ar,
us for their singing. It is really. bssc:ifol; i; i
far tic best music Of tho "Er-rc Minstrel s.sl,
we evor heard IN Eagcfcd They viii ;;vc
another performance cn "Wednesday ste'.ins the
,;a October Remember Tie ira;snror!!.y mo-
tive of tho undertaking. On tbs c4nioc occa-
lion their programme will be ALMOST eniirOly new.
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ARrENvs yy.rn.s To,sm "

ARrEMus WARTS Toasg-WcNAy-Tu
yuro sex, commonly kawled the phair sex.
we are indebted ior our bornin, as we'll as
many other blessins these 10 crowns Of gor-
ro. Sum poor sperrcted fools blame yure
sex for the difficulty in tie garden; but
know men arc a deseetfu set. Yure Isl
muiher was lady, and her .daw:crs is ditto,
and nun but tri!im kuss will say word
again yon. Hopin that no-wmvesof 'ari:if,
may ever rldcacrosS yrie re#c@inl ;;r,.: - !
koHciude taese remarks viii .h., loN,wing
centymcnt:
Woman-she is good cry.
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lrcrrr. oy Nrcpos.esrrRgGE IN Colt

LECTURE on Meg o--sefr'FRsGE IN CeLuN.
prsA coloradss1sf:nman," from Boston,
held iortb isadafy afternoon, in the coored
Mo.loslss church, TO the freedmen of Colnm.
= IS upon negro Suffrage. A qaarter was
CT arged for each admission. a larse ma.
Der oimen. women and children attended,
and tie Boston gemmau .nust have taken ia
considerable c'sun. The lecturer we sup
pose, demonstrated very concusiye!y that
suffrage would greatly, snhanyc The happiness
of le African race. One Of the audience,
after the lecture, was heard TO say, ''nex
quartet Isc got 10 spend. ]'mgw;ncto de the.
alrc or circus. Don't keich me- ut no more
quarter dollar Boston niger sh2ws Talk
betier-dan he Kan myself. Votin amt ewinc
to poke bread dom nigger'd mouf.-Colr,n-
bus Sun. ,.-,,.........z-
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State OF South Carolina,
FIELDDISrRICT.
September q

IN ORDINARY.
DY ". F. DURTS0E, Asg, Ordinary of Edge.
I'D field District.
Whereas, Mrs. Lusy JanegaLss hati, applied To
for Letters Of Administration, on all and Singh
lar the goods aud cLattcls, rights aud crc'!i' oi
John p. Dates, late of the pstrict, aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred ana creditors of the sait!
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Orlinarys Cour, for the sad District, to be holden
ct Edgeiicld Court House on the OH day of Oct.
noxt to show cause if any, shy the said admin
stration should nor be granted.
Given unde5 my h4nd aud soal, 'his 23rtl day
of Sept ip>thc year If our Lord one thousand
eight brndrsd and sixty-fve, and in tho a0th
yeara af The Tnieee endepce Of the United States Of
Incrica.
". DURGsoA, o.E.n.
Sept. 20 q 30
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For HE Advertiser.
Attend to This.

The next regular meeting of tie Southern Colo
nization Society will DO hell in The Odd Fellows
& Masonic Hall, on the lrst Monday in October
at IL A. N.
a Juit attenlancs-of every meuber,-if posi-
BILE. is requested. Our Agents are ready to pro-
cecd to tho South, a large portion of the money
necessary to dofray their expenses has already
been raised, end we wish to obtain the balance,
give them heir iaasrueticns, and speed them on
their journey.
JOSEPH AgNEY, President.
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medicai cn,lcec af Gceryia.

The reguin; eaan., .. .sc.ufss in this h"n"rcA
institution If az ei,lorring city, Augusta, will
be commenced % ,;!o frst Monday in November.
This is IN Institution which on many accounts
ton plaiSy nanif.st 10 We set forth herc-saonld
he paron!Icr' nd fostcrcd iy the people of Edge
Gcll We cali special attention 10 the notice Of
DR.. prcAs-high toned gentleman aud eminent
scientific maa-to be found ia another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-27
JOSEPH AGNEY, President.
For the Advertiser.
Tribute Of Hcsucct,.


At a regular Communication of Friendship
Lodge No. 25 \. T. n. lsld Sept. 9Th 1865, L
Committee Has uppointed to draw up resolutions
as aetritutc of respect 10 the worth ard merits of
our deceased lrotrrs WILLIAM N. HAMILTON
and THOMAS y. BURST, who sacrificed their
lives on tho altar OF their country in the late
struggle for Independence. Tic Committee sub
mil the following:
WHEggAs, Tho Supreme Architect Of the Uni
verso has PRO. Z: IN the WISE tisp:hsation Of
his Providence L: @4l! ur brothers, HAMILTON
All DUitsT (" frc.n Li,pr l. rci.csament"
Kesoieed, In :. :. ni.c No hor with Iue rcvcr-
CT CO. 10 tue A.i-a.sc U,-.'rsiT Of Event.: Jet we
deeply dcplara tnc los. oi our brothers Tha havo
been stricken ,..HE in iAe meridian of rcir use
iulncss.
Ecsolscd, Tia, So tcn,lcr to tis rclalioas aud
fricrtis 5. III: ccceasct OF. heartfelt sympathy
and SINGER condoicacs in their sad bereavement;
Rrsgired, Tnai the Lodge room be irepod in
mourning ior3O days in tuken Of cur regard ami
esteem.
Resoirel, TLata.pase in cur minutes bY ledi-
Gated 10 the Eeinvry Of cueh of our deceased
brothers.
Ecsoicc6. Tnat ;iese proceedings kc published
in the Eds.be',i ,ijrsrfise', and fni Secretny j
the Lc'isc.0s requested; TO iuTaish each o. the
families, OF ,sin deceased with > copS.
i. i. oEzTS. ~
$. ?. nrLoACH, Committee.
J. ". AlT0N,
Colts factory is 10 be run twenty bours 3
day, in cunsequ nee o: the incrcasct demand
for postois. M;.ny OF the orders it is scid,
cnlne from Sou' hcrn negroes.
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Reset with snares on Every Side.

DTsCt WITH If"fO" 0' R]'S'
That issthere are stores and shops. Of good
thiagsand pretty things tpringing up allsnround
US; and on every hand cnterprisids young gfciinws
are trying to inyeigle the last cent ous-pl our
pockets. ws should not say inveigle either; for
4hegsalI haycs beautiful goods. andes far US " 9
have secn, sell them reasonably cncush. ITO
last candidate for popular fvorin this liis is NJ:
MARK A:cHRls1IE whe bas -establie he'd himself
at "Sciehce niil" in the SHAW and LASuAM
ucighborhood. Vocal attention to the. card, Of
this brave and we'll tried Southern solder, and
.hoartilyawieh hiu,,ui possible success.
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Alabama Convention.

.MONTGoMERY, SEPT. 2.
The Convention to-day passed an ordinance
abolishing slavery, by vote Of 50 to 3.
An amendment to the Constitution was
also passed erasing all provisions relative
10 slave duty, and asking the Legislature at
It's next session to pass laws to protect freed
men in person aad property, and to guara
against the evils which might arise fronfsud-
Cen elnn cinaiiOn.
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The opinion entertained in many circles in
Washington is that something approaching n
general amnesty will be proclaimed toward
the residents of the South, long before the
meeting Of the next Congress, aud tAe public
need not be surprised at.its PRONUNCIATION any
day 1t is expected to be made applicable
toathe people Of particular States at different
times.
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HYM MENEA L.

MARRIED, in ELgciisld Village, August 90, 1875:
by Rev l.. Il. Gssl!ncy, Mr. J. 3. MARTIN, and
Mrs. CAROLINE BuRToN. 10th Of Edgefcld
District.
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T.H'Ee.ADVERTTsE.R En-.
LsHES Z. BACON, EDIToR.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 81. 1865.
Sad Occurrence.

''Fair maiden, tbat'wi' angels dost remain,
Accept this latest far"r ut ray hands, - .
3'Ist ii,ins bonour'd thee, and. being drhei
With funeral praises do ndorn tty tomb.
0,w. whole community wceps the sud and un-
timely death Of tho young and beautiful FAsslE
TEAeuE-ah honorcd daughter of one' q :. our
',nost honorcd families. On the morning Of the
q her lifsless body was found floating upon an
artificial pond near her Grandrasther's residence
three miles out Of town. Fer some days pre-
csding this fearful accident, she had beer sori-
oualy ulsell, as will be seen by n worthy obilua-
ryEio:ice in another column, and her physician,
aud uncle, Dr.A. G. TEAarE. is 0onyincsa that
she unwittingl5 wandered to;this pond iu;;e n O.
meni OF dclirium. shs. was. beautiful inrcrson!
beautiful in soul, beautiful in life, beautiful in
death. -.
'"Lsy her i the earth =
And from her fair and rnpOllutod. acsh,
Mag5siolsts spfingl!.4 : tITGB
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OBIIU A RX.
liz MemoriaIn,

Seldom does il. jcyolye upon weeping friend:
to ch ronicle g death 3, Extremely melancholy, s!
that of Miss c. FANNIE TEAGUE, whose life
less form was l.scuvc,ad Oh Thursday morning
the 2lst mat in a fish pend near her Grand
lnn:acr's ha. w!e.c she resided, about three
niles from r i..1-e.
Tho deccas i,a,. hoon suffering from cn attach
Of iaGermi ;..rcr, after ard by diurnnl paroX-
ysuls in'iira',g; Il ;rrW;nus OF blood to the head
Tor scycrr ,.,yS pIey;nus; and is believed b. nci
-s-.;e:-r. alectionatc rnele DR.
i. O. rEASr. - h:.va wandered f-om the EGusG
IN = fiji o ,ic;-i;;:c aud accidentally fallen in;c
the pond, b rc!y receiving a'shock so intense ui
10 cause in-,am and fatal congestion of the brain
rs she w''s jy'ng the surface cf the water.
which cci;..ili. G Il nat have been the case had
she dr4wncd Tf- annexed liaes on this distress
sing occasion are but the improntu breathinSs oi
Il sympathising heart
Oh Deah why hast thou done this?
Could nnt lafHc. Ecirs auifiso
To giut tiny greed Ger honor,
That thou'st planned tins riai device,
To lure lovely maiden
From her peaceful couch at night.
To find a drcumicss pillow
Midst tho chilling eaters blight:
Had not shricks sufficient cheerel thee
From the stricken Of cur land
That upon 100 wi,owed mothers
Thus thou'st laid thy ruthless hand;
Snatching hcnc. their darling FANNyls-
Trrninga'l toir Joy to gloom,
S:iroudinS hapes So fondly cherished
With her IN an curly t.inb
We're - brothers nouns so pleasant,
Or = sisters Wills 90 sweet,
That ti1u crnved them ss pam
For thy Conquest SO cotniiel.!
Were tn bitter tears fast filling
Fcnn SO macy kird-ed eyes.
As thuy stood Awa-struck, and silent
Where thy heautious Victim lies
We're ali .heso still insufficient,
S;iIl for ;ec SO scant Il :l.e...
That 70 ciosc lie -;.ri lirt, Iraria
Yc. aaotl.j he rsr'a'' tle'dF
pu, caasc uy. tfsari. sease thine upb aiding
F., -. sfS.ii;; ;lie w!i4 "':,ln
1n,s,k 90 o.r Il, .;"it'oi hitws
Ana !ist!.iis rplca si"g Peace be- calm.
E. W. II.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

ENyE have just opcncd a varied a.sortmcnt of
w TOILET ARTICLES. embracing
Lu5in'a Toilet Powders
I.rbin's Extracts for tho handkerchief;
Shaud's Fancy LILLY White;
Superior Pea,adas--in variety;
Bears Oil, IN excellent article
Br"wn Windsor, Honey anaShaving Soaps;
Tooth Powders AID SOAPS COR ,h; rcetb. itr.
HODGES d JENNINGS.
Sept II If 81
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the ADVERTISER foI one
year ONE DoLLAE,in advance. 49, :
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted ut ONE
DOLLAR per Square 90 minion ncs or lessa f"r each
insertion Advertisements without Instructions as to the
nunb,r Of times to be inserted will be published un'n
forbid. and charged accordingly
Announcing Candidates for any Office OF honor or
profit, FIVE DOLLARS, to be paid before the an-
nouncement is published. ss-t-''
Obituary notices. Tdbutcs OF Respect, or any commp:
ncation personal in its nature, will be rated as adver-
isc,neuts and charged accordingly
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5rayed,
Dennis Sarsaparilla.

y SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
IL acts on the Liver, keeps the bowels free, anu
Il puries The blood.
A more useful medicine, in n family, either to
remove the cause of disease or prevent sickness.
crnnoi be found.
Sept. 26 2t ~
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Provisional Government

ENRON qnd aaa- the Seventh day of ScP;em-
d! Der nsx;. the Hcu,Inlrters Of the Provision
NJ Governor of South Caroliua will be at Coium-
bin, wherc all Communications addressed 10 bim
WILLIAM II. PERRY
Private Secretary.
Grccnvi!lc, S. c., Ausust 2Sih, 1865.
Scpt27 sc 81.
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5 1he Daily Jackson Miss, News hoists tho
Name Of AndrsH johnson for the next President.
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P:iTgSa1g slEDEc;gEs.

NJ0W in Store large assortment of the BEST
" PATENT MEDIcINES known, consisting
in part Of
Perry Davis Vegetable Killer;
Ayers Cherry Pectorai:
Phio'ekcn ~ Females Friepd
Jayne'- ,Har Comic;
L;on's Klthairon for lie Hair;
Rudsay's Ready Relief:
Deat's Bilious Pills;
Combstrrk's Yerfnifu.s:
Mrs. Wnslow's Seoiaing syrup Cor Children's
Teethias, HODGES & JENNINGS.
Scpt1y tt 50