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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-12

main trunk, West of Saltda River, to
connect with tho South Carolina Rail-
road at or East Of Aiken.
Mr.. Keittintroduced the following
resolutions which were referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations.
Whereas the changed condition of
our country, produced By Tic late dis
astrous war, is so great rs to require
corresponding changes in the organic
law, before the entire system can be
worked in harmony and whereas tic
people of South Carolina arc ANXIOUS
that amicablc relations should be re-
stored as carly as possible between all
parts Of the Union, t!iat peace, pross
perity and happiness may return to the
country.
R.solce1. That the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of South Carolino res
pcctfully invites convoca;ion Of all
the States composing the Government
of the United States to meet rs earl,
as possible in convention, at such time
aud place as the Congress of the Uni.
ted States may appoint, to fully and
fairly discuss and propose such
changes in the organic law of the -.
public as the changed condition Of the
country imparativcly requires.
Resoi"c|l, That his Evcellency the
Governor he, anl is hereby, e1ue;ted
to transmit certified copies Of the fore
going preamble and resolutions to his
EHccilcncy the President of the Uni
ted States and to the Governors Of the
varioos States comprising the Govern
mcnt Of the United States.
Mr.. Thomas introduced resolution,
which was agreed to, that it be rcferr-
ed to the Committee on the Military
to inquire and repc TT upon the present
condition of the military academies of
this State, and to recommend such ac-
ton in the premises as to them may
seem proper and expcdicnt.
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Prom Washington.

s WAsUiNGToN, Dec. l.-Gen. Shefi-
dan writcs.to the War Department.
that the officer sent to invest tho
charges contained in recent articles in
the New York K'crM, CONCERNING the
treatment of prisoners and soldiers at
Dry Tortugas, has made a report in
which he rcfutcs the charge of inhu-
manity, and in conclusion, remarks
that tho prisoners sccoiycstke same ra-
tions as the enlisted soldiers of the
post, arc neatly and comfortably
dressed, and the labor they require Of
them is Of very light .charactcr.
A large number of congressman arriv-
cd here tonight and altogether there is
about thirty Senators and seventy
Rcprc' entativcs in the city. There
seem no doubt Of Il quorum in both
Houses on Monday. So far as can be
ascertained by conversation and other
wise the idea Of introducing articles of
impcachmc' against President J ohm
son, finds little if any favor, It is
said that the message Of the President
will be about the same as that of las.
year and will occupy about an hour in
the reading.
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Gable Dispatches.

i"Ny \, nrc 3. TIL" grca; reform
demonstration took place to-day, and
was participated in ~ III the trad" s..
rlr'"s' Il w,s The most important,
atl''r q! the kind ever seen in this cl,v
Fully 5000 persons marched in pro
c"Ssi"n to the place of meeting AID
lls''e would have been thousands more
ha'' The weather been far. There were
forty'Srvrn societies in Inc marching to
grihrr. with various branct, societies. OF
the rrlurm league. all divided into
i"nr grand divisions with bands Of music
banners, mo toes, &c. Seven platforms
~cre erected, from which more lhaD City
speakers have addressed the masses.
The stores along the line wcIe closed,
but til" s'""cls w.rr ativ" with propl,.
anl TIL; ~iudoms iii'rd with. spectators
Great enthusiasm WAS manifesto but
the immense crowd were orderly; no
disturbance occurred. The stars and
str pes were bcrrc in lhc procrsxi,t*, and
among the airs played W ,i,r varions
hands was the ''Wraring of The Green"
Evening. john Bris'.t was present
took place. in London to day R.sulu.
tons were passed amid great cnlhusi.
nSm nj She conclusion, the people
dispersed rsaccably. Mr.. Bright will
address an immense audience tonight.
The Fcnian Senator Neary, who was
arrested this morning, was taken to Dub.
ln., M evidence Of treason WIS found
upoa, him.
Il 70 said that the United States ali.
thoritlcs in italy have telrgraphcl TO
Malta to arrest John Snrratt, one of
Lincolns assaSsinators, in the steamer
touching there. Tie attempt had failed.
They, however, expect to effect hi, ar.
rest when the steamer arrives at Alex
andria.
LIVERPOOL, December t-Noon. =
Cotton market opens steady, a, ycster-
days quotations.
Manchester marke, quiet and uncl,ang-
cd
hoSDoH, December l.. Noolz five.
twen,irs GIL.
hoNpoN, December SIT is NOW
certain that John Sirratt has been ar.
rested in Alexandria. E5vpf,
rARTs, December 4 --~Une regiment
Of French troops left tue city Of Rome
yesterday.
Coax, December i.--At large
meeting Of the ci,izcus' OF Cork, :he
.SAs;slrates were rcqncstcG to memorial
the government to. enroll tire lovai
people, increase the loyal troops and ar.
rest all suspicious persons. ~
BERNE. December 4 The Swiss AS
scmbly bad "p' ND, in view Of the
state ofa(fairs in Europe, tho President
urged an immediate arn,ing.
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SENATE.
The Senate met at u M.

The Senate met at - m.
Mr.. Dozicr presented the petition of
RIM. Gourdin, for the charter of
Lounds' ferry, over Santee river.
MI. F,'rt presented the petition of
Jacob Gcigcr, Jacob n. Huffman, AID
John S. Lcnphart, for the charter Of a
ferry over Broad river above the
ruins Of the burnt bridge, near Colum-
bia:
Mr.. Ffiorson presented the memo
rial of the Commissioners Of Public
Public Buildings for Sumter District,
praying authority to sell the Jail lot.
~ message was received from the
House of Representatives., proposing
an amendment to the bill "to accopt
a donation of public lands for the
benefit of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts" by striking out all after the
cnacting clause, and inserting instead
the accompanying sckcdnlc, marked
GA !" and that leave be- also granted
to amend the title Of said bill, so that
it may read as follows; altn Net acs
cepting tho benefits of an Act "f Con.
gress, entitled 'An Act donating Pub
lie Lands TO tho several States and
Territories which may provide Col
leges for tho benefit of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts" approved the
second day Of July, in the year of our
lord orc thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six !" which was adopted.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at l2 O'Clock,
Mr.. Clyhurn presented the petition
of the citizens Of Lancaster District {
prevent the sacrifice Of property at
Sherif1's salcs.
Mr.. Bachman presented the peti.
tion Of L.. j. Hancock, praying pay.
ment for lumbor furnished New State
House.
Mr.. NIagrath introduced a. rcsolu-
tion, which was agreed to, that it be
referred to the Committee on the Ju.
dietary, to inquire and report as to
whother the Constitution does not in
tend to give exclusive jurisdiction of
all criminal offonses 6f personsdf color
to the District Courts Of the State,
and whether tho said District Courts
have mace anyprovisioas for tho trial
Of capital offences by persons of color;
also, whether there is.at present, ex-
.isteg under tho Constitution and
laws of this State, any tribunal for tho
trial of suoh offences by persons Of
color, and whether additional legislas
tion.on tho subject is necessary ; With
leave to.report by bill or otherwise. !,
Mr.. Townsend introduced a resolu-
ton, which was agreed to, and Ras Or
dered to, ba sent 70 TIE Senstefor CON-
cpr.sace, that theodore p WsgnAr
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tela,ion to tito opening, widening; clos.
ing or extending Strce,s in the city Of
Charleston was declared an Act.
Mr. Hcnery also introduced bill 10
confer upon Masters and Commissioners
in, Equity. authority TO prccCcA against
purchasers failing to cor:psy wi;h bids
made at their sales.
Mr.. Townrs introduced = bill 10 a!.rr
and amend tire iir section OF the tl.ir.l
Article Of the Constitution.
Mr.. Fort introduced biM-,ofnbolish
the district Courts as row established.
]rhc President declared Henry +.
Youmans elected Solicitor fox The South,
Hrn Circuit, and Simeon Ear for the
Middle Ciscr:r, an, %cssrs. J. ".
Allrrf, Of Marlboro, Charles Mnyrnnr, .!
S,Imler, ;rrd J B. Logan, % Williams.
bnrA the gentlemen voted ';,r ~ lis.
,'ict Judges were hy l,irn declared
elected. anh.,hai 10 rl.r;ihr had taken
place ior :S>;ic!lor OF The Western Cir.
emit.
Adjourned,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ~
The House met ~ l2m m The Clhrk
called ,h" roll, AMI the proceeding;
ware Opened with prayer by lftv DE-
Reynolds.
MIR Elacl; introduced a lnN to pro.
hibli the partition hy sale "i l'.c estate
q prrSon.' dying in'cSta'c: and l"a> ing
m'n"r heirs entitled 70 the same, cxcrp,
for payment Of debts.
Adjonrncd.
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HOUSES OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met at II o'"l5ck
The Speaker laid before the House
the following cuminunicat.oi:, wh'ich
was referred to the Committee on
Offices and officers
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IaArrest Of Fugitiyes,

BUFFALO, Dec 2.-Two men named
Clark and Adams have been arrested
in New Jersey charged with being i'm
pIinatcd ia tho Uollistcr bond robbie
ry. last Septcmhcr, when twenty-thrcc
thousand dollars worth of Government
Bopds were distracted from private
residence in this city. The prisoners
were secured under rcquiSition from
Gov. Fenton Indictments have been
found against them by the grand jury
of the Superior Courts.
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Congressional.

w AslINaroN, December 4. In the
Senate, Mr.. Sumner gave notice that he.
will on tomorrow, Introduce resolutions
declaring the POWER Of Congress- on the
subject .! 2!rcconstruction and The right
to exclude the late rebellious States
from Congress, and from voting on the
constitutional amendment.
Mr.. Chandler moved, abutlthe Senate
refused, to take up the House bill to
amend the Act of 1862, so as to take
away the power oftho Presidcntto grant,
amnesty. In the House. Mr.. Went.
worth introduced resolution, which
was adopted, insisting on the adoption
.s2t the constitutional amendment, before
-Thc House will consider the proprivty Of
giving the Southern States representa-
ton.
Representative Bingham personally
denies The truth Of IA telegram, vircula.
ting 'hrongh IA" press, that he. was en-.
gagged IN preparing articles OF mprarh-
lnrnt agin~, the President, On the
ground Of complication in the assassina
ton Of Line IA. II, says he never had
such a design, nor has he ever 50 init.
mated.
In ,h" Hons" today, Stevens off red
resolution for tn" appointment Of q
Committee Of t.vr, 10 report 10 the
House Il, next session the pas, and prrs
ent relations existing between the Fed.
rral G1rrrnrn"u, and railroads in the
States ,alcy in rebellion, the amount Of
money expended BY :hr Uni,ad States
~ constructing, repairing, cquirpng and
inanaglng such roads the amount now
due by racll OF thrtn 10 the Government.
tsr. also. aS'n the proper course to b.
taken hv The GA'vcrnmrnt ir relation TO
Esd railroads. y resolution, which was
adopted, directing an inquiry as,o the
"Sp"di"ncy Of r"pralin3 the cotton tax.
Mr. Btomal, of Pennsylvania, offered
resolution which was adopted, by l07
- 81, inArnctinS the Committee or
Territories . inQlirc into the prrrrirty
"t "x'"n ling Territorial organic ''on
over '|n' States recently in rebellion
Th" judiciary Cnmmit,cc have reported
against repeating 50 much OF the ronh,.
cation Act as prohibits the forfeiture Of
til" real estate Of tho tl"linguc,.s beyond
III" term of their natural lives. They
say that to forfeit altogether The proper
y OF those engaged in tn" late rebellion,
wnHld b" The enactment Of an CT ppSt
fucto law within III" meaning Of the
constitutional intrrdici, by annexing 10
q c'l'na already committed a new AMI
additional punishment.
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and George w Williams bo appointed,
proxies toreprcsent tho stock ownoa
by the State IN tic ChcraT and Coal
fields Railroad Company, III all the
meetings Of said Company, antil the
next regular session Of this General
Assembly.
Mr.. Bowen introduced bill to Sc
to laborcrs lien on the products
Of their labor until paid for their ser.
vices.
Mr.. Richardson introdrcsl bill to
establish q Homestead Law
Mr.. Rawiinson introduced ly2,l TO
tax moneys collected by process Of
law, in aid Of the revenues of the
State
Mr.. Bonham introduced rcsolu.
ton, that i; Ic referred TO the Com.
mite" On the judiciary to inquire
and report ~ to the cxpclicncv Of
Nhicciing t. i'm" ANA imprisonment, :,
aTh Forfeiture Of ulii =, uf any public
4:n!nr who Shall u:c funds paid into
his hands officially. or who shall, ON
demand mace, fail to pay over such
inNls ~ he proper owner and that
thc ComiAir:rr ,.avc leave to report BY
hi!l or otherwise which was agreed
\ bill! for The cneouragcmcnt and
ino'crtion Of European immigration,
ana for ia" "rp"iottnc,t of Il commiS-
Sioner, and for other purposes therein
expressed, was discussed, ;. amendments
r, Il j Ia. l., ~
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The Senate mot at l. M

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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Nh, Spr,,,,rl,;l Lrr,rs H. ,y,,..
the r,llnwin, .,m.,un;'.t Nv ,'.,,. v"'s :,
WINS r.rrrrcj !, ~. Cn,rn'l, 49, ,,' ''''., '.,
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Mi'L""Hn. Gt'nrNnoH,
December D, 1866
Z" the General -isemliy rr ,oDuM Ca$o-
Ina:
Tcrr,rNrS ncr lc,vc to tc,ahr
Ia v}4r nv rc.;,n.,;>n 80 49,, .., ~
Irn;tcj Si,,r. SHrotnr rrnm.,h;. sia,,
comm,n,inu sro,n Drcnmhor leGS
and cn1ino ~ tnr .,,h N,r,.h lsc7
The credentials Which received
from the Govcyuor 7 hnyru;,h ro,,,rn
Win the seal nn,ro,,on " -
T am led 10 Iii; strn hv,yo ,o,.;l,
rations One is. That III, St,,n ,nd
nv successor should hayc III. ,Ivan.
tarc Of both tho l,nc and Tho shnrt
term the other is th,t T ,,,cm il dun
to the nosi,ion which by v,ur fnrmnr
favor. | already occun;,1
have tho honor to lo v.nr ro,i
,belient servant ~
Jou> T, M,xxr5,
Mr. R,,c,, nrosortol ia nn,,',; n,,"
cation of ,lr Cnnn,rnllrr G.mnr.i
ASKING ;ngAr,t,t IONS ,f III, Ccnor,I :.
scmbiy os 70. .Gc I;cn,>,l,inn nf,,"o IN
debts Of long 6, e,an|ino
Mr.. Russo II prcst}ftcl tho 5o,;,;on
of citizens of Anderson l,;str;ct n,,x.
ing that a bankrupt law be ra,scd and
an annual court established iyt tie
collection of debts.
Nr, Fair introduced the loving
resolution (which was agreed to
Rrsoi"c'', Ik"t vt br referred to a
Special Jont Corfm:ttccj consisting Of
three members Of the fforsc and swo
members of the Snnatc, to report
whether any action can be property
taken by the state, with view of
testing the validity of the recent tax
sales OF the property Of the citizens Of
this state, in the Parishes Of st. Hell
ena end ST Lrko's.
The Speaker anno,incod .ffHt Mr..
d. l.. Reed, having received Il ma jori-
ty OF votes on tho fourth ballot, il
duly elected Solicitor Of tho Western
Circuit.
Mr.. Barker introduced resolution,
which was referred to Tie Committee
OF !tducatibn.-thdt tho General As
scmbly of this State recommend to
teachers throughout the State, for
adoption in all schools and academies,
the Southern University Scrioq, nc
pared under the supervision Of Prof.
Geo. L. Holmes, LID Of the Uniycr-
sity of Virginia,
Mr.. Canton introduced a,rcso)ution.
which was agreed to, that il he re-
fcrrcd to the Committee on Tho ,Jnd;.
ciary to ipouiro whnih.r INV addition.
al loaislatinn il nansssayv TO sccurc Is
landlords their rents, wncrr tenants
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T EHNE.SD.i y. DECL'WBERj, lSG
SENATE.

The Senate met at $50 y. N.
Mr. BUST Introduced Il bill TO iacor
poratc !rc South Carolina l,oilrrv Com.
pany, and bill to provide for he re.
sumption of sHccie payments by tho
banks ul THIS StHn.
y bill to authorize the issue oC bonds
Or stock 10 pay the anfoun, dpc he con.
tractors for the marble work Of III, New
State House received the third reading,
and The title was changed to an Act.
Al h2 nj Tie Senate, pursuant 10
order previously made, attended IN the
House Of Representatives to vote for
Senator iu the Congress Of the United
States, Tor six years, from the 4ih OF
March. 1857 &c Senators and lOl
members Of he House voted. lloN. J
b. Campbell having received \ majnri V
Of the votes cast, was declared elected
y blll TO alln: ;hc Constitution SO as
to .,;Tidc Pickcns District into two in
dcial and Election Districts received ;hc
second rca,iing. This being also a
constitutional question, the vote was
taken by yeas am ays, and resulted ns
follows: cas- %; nays ). Adlnnrn'
cd
HOUSE OF REP RESENTATlFE ES
The House met at II m, the Clerk
called the roll aud the proceedings were
opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. Shanl.
y bill TO alter and amend the law in
relation to the opening, clo,ing or cX-
tending streets i'll the city d Charles
ton, a bill to extend tho time within
which certain executions and other IT,.
nal process may be renewed without
notice, and a bilI to Incorporate the
Charleston Water Company, in ,hc city
Of Charleston, State Of South .CarUl,na.
were road a third time, and their titles
changed TO Acts
THURSDIT DnCENBER 6, 1866
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE {a hereby given TO the eseditors
lf hf tie Ettste of william 1ishardroy,
deceased, to render an aceoupt cf their do.
naaph 10 me between thie date AMI The tys+
day Of January next. properly atieatcd z, v
MTLT0TiG. DUNLoY, 3s
aov ll-Es hfr.jr;ssrstoY
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~ Grna w!rn
Fairfield DISTRICT 1866.

lN EQUITY.
yr: + E !!1e% yS'."; ,na Petition to
hFnStus NJ. aiken,
Adm'rs Est. OF rcr,ctuate Testi.
David Ahcn, decd mony.
INliE Petitioner in tho aho'o stated AZ.
rlication, having ,icd their petition 10
rGrIctnntc testimony nf sc,tlcncnt had
u "a February, 1861, hctwccn the heir.
a lag Of FatiI Aikcn dcco,scj. au,l Of n
division and partition Of tho real estate Of
:ail dcscascd by the said J. .iFs
N,s ordc.td on motion or Mr. Rion, So.
liGitorf ldr tit% rciitiq,;;rs, that, in tursu
ance cT ND itt Of lNS General Assembly in
snch case made and provided. all PERSONS
Interested in tlc above stated matters do
appear at this office three months from the,
date hereof, to examine tbo evidence thut
may bo produced, and produce evidence iu
reply, II. 4, GATLLAKD. e"
G. F. T. y
CjmTni.sinncrs Or:cc,
ga Nov. 1853.
roy t.lnn2m.
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News Etema.

) = : -
WAsHlSeroN, DAc6mber4. -LO,ders
have been scnt to Admiral .Goldsbo.
rough. by tho cnbtc, to senl ono Of the
Uniled States heetnow cruising 10 the
Mediterranean to bring Surratt diroctto
Washington. :I &.
The head.of Bureaus ofthc Traasnrv
Department have joined IN letter to tho
Honse Committee Of Ways and Means,
urging 'he passa ge ofthoy bill, preparsd
at The. las' session, for tim re-organizatfon.
Of III" department. So sis,sSs ~ sfS
TIE ionr and temper OF Congress- as,
exhihtra in tho speeches attllo public
welcome 2es,ordayisnd by the proceed
ings Of hothl branches thus far are radi
cally. radical. Another indication Of
this is tho passage to day--hy 4 o..
against 81 r-nf tho res,lntien directing
isqiiry into tile proprietyl of extending
territorial government versthe South;
esn States. ts9s
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mind, but he had still his strong muscles
TO toll and bring him certain rewards.
He had learned a lesson, and one which
was to be benefit to him through life
time. 1t took him long while to regain
what he had lost in time and money.
Strictly speaking, he could never regain
it, for both were gone forever But the
experience he passed through, no doubt,
proved of more real service to him than
the money would have done.
And yet, reader, was John Boyden
more anxious to make sudden, splendid
fortune than many whom you call to
mind Was he more credulous-more
easily persuaded by the wiles OF swindlers
than Others, who hunt out every 'chance
to make fortune" and bite NJ bait SO
transparent that the hook is in full view
Honest, manly perseverance is the suresi
road to success, the world over, and he
who would succeed in life, and carry
with him the esteem and respect of his
fellow men, can travel no other road
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over 4 MILLlON DOLLARS

~
Gentlemen -" had negro man worth IL. 200
who took cold from u bad hurt in the leg and was
useless tor over a wear. | had used everything |
could hear Of Without benefit, until | ticd the
Mexcan Mustang linmcnt 1t soon effected u
permanent cure" j. l.. DONNlN
Montgomery, Ala, june Il, 1853.
~ take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liuimcmt as valuable and lndi,pcr sable
article tor Sprains, Sores, Scratches or Calls ON
Horses. Oar men have used il for iirns Bruises,
Sores, Rhcum .sm, &C., and all say it acts like
magic" j. W. HEWITT.
Foreman Tor American. Wells, Firgo'S and
Iiarndens Express.
"Thc sprsin Of my daughters ankle. occaSioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week, after she commenced using your ccc-
bratcd Mustang l.imimcnt.
Gloucester, Mass. Aug l, 1856. f. SEEIY."
1t is an admitted fact that the McNicam Mustang
l.nment performs more cures in shurer time. uI
mnn aud beast, than anv article ever discovered
Families, livery-men and planters should alwav,
have it on hand Quick and sure it certainly i>
| All genuine is Wrapped in steel plate cngmvings
hearing the Signature "i g. W. Wcsthrook, Chem
list, and the private L. ). stamp Of nEMAs BAENEs
| 4 Co.. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with 4
cheap stone label. Look closely
SARATOGA SrRISG WATER, sold by all Druggists
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'Jcs' so!"-'Exactly I"--Solon Shugle said ;
they were there every time lthe felt "Owlcv"
in the morning. he took Plantation Bttcrs; ifhe
felt wear; at night lie took Plantation Bitters; ii
he lacked appetite, WAS weak, languid or mentally
oppressed, he took Plantation lGttcrs and they
Few persons want any letter authority; but rs
some may, just read the following;
! owe much to v0u, for ]
verify believe the Plantation liiifcrs have avcd my
life, Rev. W. II. WAGNER, Madrid, n. w.
have been great suffer
er from Dyspepsia and had to abandon preaching;
= The Plantation Bttcrs have cured
inc. Rev. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
had lost all appetite
was 80 weak and cncrvatcd could hardly walk.
and had n perfect ,rcad ui sotictv
The Plantation lI,irrS have set me all right.
JAMES HElNINWAY, St. Louis, Mr.
g. The Plantation liitcrs
have cured me Of n arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs that distressed me for wears.
They act like n charm.
C.. {. MOORE, Pal Broadway, New York"
Mrs o. NJ DENOE. manager of the Union
Home School for Suldicrs Children, saws she has
given it to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred reanis
of such certificates but no advertisement is ci-
rctive as what people themselves say Of n good
article. Our fortune and our reputation Is at stake
The original quality and high character of these
goods will he sustained under evc'v and all cir
cum>tanccs. They have already 1t inrd a sale
in town, village, parish and hamlet among;
civilized nations. lBiso imtatO-s thy to come a>
near our name and style a. they can, and because
II good article cannot bc sold low poor one,
they find some support from parties who do not
ca e what they sell. BE yoLr guard. See our
private stamp over the cork.
l.. II. DRAKE 4 CO., New York City.
SARATOGA SrnNe wAfnn, sold by all Druggists