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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17
Extremists,

We make the following extract from ar
article in the New Orleans Times, upor
the extremists North and South. We pub
lish it not less on account of its truth than
the vigor and bitterness of its composition
Thee paragraphs suit us best and hence
we do not publish it enti1e. 1t is jus,
tribute to Sumner and Stephens.
Even now, though the sad consequences
OF our struggle are plainly apparent, we
have still our tribe Of sectional extremists
who learn nothing and forget nothing, and
exhibit their waspish bitterness, Us it were
an act OF high patriotism to make fools OF
themselves, and prejudice the interests OF
their friends and relatives. We have
among US, indeed, types of both the North
ern and Southern extremists-men of a
single idea, who get astride of hobby and
ride 1t as witches do broom. stick, or ma.
MACS a phantom. When q man ties him.
self down to extreme opinions, it is safe to
conclude that he is either an honest mono.
maniac or pretentious hypocrite; as to the
effect of his conduct on society, it matters
very little which.
In the North some of the EXTREMIST of
extreme men are to be found in Congress.
Let us take tor example the scholarly Sum
ner and the Boanerges, Stevens. The
keen blade of the first, like the lance OF
the savage, is always pointed and always
poisoned. His head is turned by the
memory of a wrong, and no coal, "hissing
hot from hell, ever burned with more
deadly CLEAN or intense vitality than does
this classic ire. Pretending to Christiani
ty, he finds "higher law" than that of
the Meek and Lowly One, who, when he
was reviled, reviled not again, and who
said to his followers-'Lose your enc
mics !" There is a wicked, vengetul "meth
cd in his Madness" which shows itself like
skeleton frame beneath the thin cloak of
Pharisaical religion and philanthropy
which he wears for show. He would be.
come all things unto all men, that he might
humiliate the South.
His compeer and kindred spirit, the
5b BSfRsrsa SfGsSspjaa at Is MS srSafahsfa ysta5a
and forgets the humiliation aud charity
which they should suggest. He is for
ger of thunderbolts, and if money could be
made by the operation ho would take q
contract to furnish the internal realms with
fuel. Shylock never mourned his lost du.
cats and jewels as he mourned lis losses
by Confederate raid, aud never craved
the forfeit pound of flesh as he Graves the
confiscation of Southern property and the
wholesale hanging of Southern citizens.
Such men are morally and politically mad
losano asylums should receive them.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17

HEAD.AcHE-The female headaches are
innumerabl., but they arise principally
from vexation and disappointment. They
may be divided into nervous and sick head
aches The nervous is irritable, and can.
not bear being spoken t"; the sick is de-
spondent or sulbJ, and bursts into tears ut
the ieas.. contradiction. When lady can.
not have her own way, headache is the
painful consequence. An unpopular visi
tor brought home accidentally to dinner
will produce an alarming attack of head.
ache, and the symptoms that successfully
follow are, instant loss of appetite, deaf
ness, peevishness, hysteria and finally o
precipitate retreat to the bed room. The
poor servants feel the effects of the head
ache as much as any one, and do not lon
ger than they can help. The husband
feels it too, when he is forced to leave the
side Of pleasant lady friend and attend tc
his dutiful Maria. These headaches are
very frequent about the time when you are
to visit your friends or go off in the coun
try. The milder forms will vanish upor
the application of piece of jewelry or i
the eyes are greeted with the sight of q
new Balmoral, it is astonishing with wha
rapidity the pain disappears. A green
back bill will also effect a cure the bigger
the bill the more instantaneous the recov
cry.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17
A GOLDEN THoUGHT.-Nature

A GOLDEN THoUGHT.-Nature will Re
reported All things are engaged in wri.
ting her history. The plant goes attended
by its shadow. The rolling rock leaves its
scratches on the mountain, the river its
channel in the soil, and the animal its
bones in the stratum; the fern and the leaf
leave their modest epitaph in the coal. The
falling drop makes its sculpture in sand or
stone; not footstep in the snow or along
the ground but prints in characters more
or less lasting map Of its march; every
act of the man inscribes itself on the memo.
ries of its fellows, and its face. The air is
full ofsound, the sky of tokens; the ground
is all memoranda and signatures, and eve.
ry object is covered over with hints which
speak to the intelligent.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17
Translated from the German Of Schiller. I
Three Words OF Strenxth.

Three Words OF Strength.
There are three lessons would write
Three words as with burning pen
In tracings Of eternal light
Upon the hearts Of men.
Have Hope. Though clouds environ now,
And gladness hide her face in scorn,
Put then the shadow from thy brow;
No night but hath its morn.
Have Faith. where'er thy bark is driven
The calm's disport, the tenIpest's mrth-
Know this: God rules the host Of heaven,
The inhabitants OF earth.
Have Love; and not alone for one,
But man, as man, thy brother call,
And scatter, like the circling sun,
Thy charities on all.
Thus engrave these lessons on thy soul
Hope. Faith and Love; and thou shalt find
Strength when Life's surges cease to roll.
Light where thou else vert blind.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17

One of the editors of New Orleans pa
per, soon after beginning to learn the
printing business, went to court preach
er's daughter. The next time he attended
the meeting, he was taken down at hearing
the minister announce his text; "Ma
daughter is srievously tormented with y
devil"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17

THUS Is LIrE.--If we die to-day, the
sun will shine as brightly, and the birds
sing as sweetly, tomorrow, Business will
not be suspended moment, and the great
mass will not bestowa single thought upon
our memories. Is he dead7 will be the
solemn inquiry of few, as they pass to
their work. But no one will miss us ex.
oept our immediate connections, and in q
short time they will forget us and laugh as
merriiy as when We sat beside them. Thus
shall we all, now active in life, pass away.
Our children crowd close behind US, and
they will soon be gone. In few years
not living being can say, Il remember
him" We lived in another age, aud did
business with those who slumber in the
tomb. Thus is life. How rapidly il pass
es! rs 5isst
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Minutes of New Hope COnven
ton.

FRIDAY, April %, 1866.
The Convention convened this day
with the New Hope Baptist Church.
THE ORDER OF ITS DELIBERATIONS.
The introductory Sermon was preached
by Rev. PENY HAWKINS, from first Cor.
10, 3lst., I" Whether therefore ye eat or
drink, or ,ohatsoecer ye do, do all to the
glory OF God"
2. On motion, Rev. w. DRUMMoND
was requested to act as Moderator, and
Z. +. DAVIS, as Clerk, pro tcm.
8. Called for delegates, whereupou the
following brethren presented themselves,
and were enrolled:
FROM CEDAR SHoAL CHURCH, DIR. L.
d. Durham, r. s. Woodruff, and David
Holcom.
From GREEN PoND, Washington Rog-
ers.
FROM ANTIOCH, Jas. B. Lanford.
FROM NEW HOPE, Philemon Walters,
w. j. Whitmi-e, Levi Stone, and Pinck-
ney Bobo.
From FRIENDSHIP, A. M. Smith,
Robert N. Morrow, Thomas Aiken, and
William Bennett.
From UNITY, E. F. Davis, E. NJ. CAL
vert, and S. II. Grow.
4. On motion, Rev. I. Robertson and
Rev. j. w. Gibbs we're appointed ga
Committee" TO receive, and count the
votes for Moderator and Clerk"
s. The Committee announced, that Bro.
w. Drummond was elected Moderator, and
Bro e. f. Davis, Clerk.
6. Invited Brethren from sister Churches
who arc not delegates, to seats with us,
whereupon, Rev. I. Robertson, Rev. j. w.
Gibbs, Rev. Peny Hawkins, with other
Brethren, cordially, accepted the invita-
tion.
7. After lively discussion and inter
change of views, assurances were given,
that other Churches, at the proper time,
would unite with this body; it was unani-
mously agreed to proceed to the compile
tiou of the Object of the meeting OF this
body.
8. On motion. The following Brethren
were appointed to draft a Constitution =
preparatory OF this body merging into an
Association: Bros. Bobo, Durham, Drum
mond, Davis, Woodruff, Whitmire, and
Smith.
8. On motion, 1t was agreed that Bro
Drummond write q /" Circular" for dist-i-
button among the churches and general
circulation.
After prayer by Rev. P. Hawkins, ad-
joured to meet tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
-If SATURDAY, April 20, 1856.
Convention assembled. Prayer by Rev.
r. Robertson.
10. Took up the consideration of the
Constitution, on which much discussion
ensued-adopted article by article of the
same.
Adjourned for one hour and half for
Preaching. Sermon by Rev. L. Robertson,
i. Peter 1, IL.
Convention assembled. Prayer by Rev.
p. Hawkins.
IL. An amendment was offered to the
1st article Of the Constitution, striking out
the word ban,ersion," and inserting the
word /" Baptist!" Adopted the Constitu-
tion and Circular as whole.
IL. On motion, Agreed that this Con-
vention convene with the Friendship Bap-
fist Church on Friday before the fourth
Lords day in October next.
18. RESOLVED, That the thanks Of this
body are rendered to New Hope Church,
and the citizens of its vicinity, for the kind
hospitality with which they have enter
tanned Us.
ID. RESOLVED, That sister Churches
are ,ordially invited to meet with us at our
next sitting.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17

There are two stars which rise and set
with man, and whose rays encircle him,
viz: hope and remembrance
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17

Reflection is flower OF the mind Civ.
ing out wholesale fragrance.
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sPARTANBURG, c., THURsDAYMAY H. 1866

15. RESOLVED, That the proceedings
of this meeting, together with the Consti-
tuition and Circular be printed, and that
the Clerk send copies of the same to the
various Churches in our bounds.
After prayer by the Moderator, the Con-
vention adjourned to meet with the Friend.
ship Baptist Church, fifteen miles South
of Spartanburg G. H., on Friday before
the fourth Lords day in October next.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-05-17

We lop of the remarks of Mr.. Sherman,
which we do not consider as worth the
space they would consume. Upon motion
of Wilson, Mr. johnson withdrew the pc
ton for the reference of the above letter to
the Committee on Military Affairs
, 1866-06-07

In The afternoon the market Tor No. Sp,iu.
Wheat nas shsde Gr1ncr-c:osing firm at 1861
91,G6A for regular. Corn opened shade lower,
hut closed nEm at the closing prices OF 'ChInrr.
Lake Fiei.l,'s we're finn, with engagements 4. Tic
for Corn to Buffalo.
, 1866-06-07
6prrial RuttreB.
Vita7ixing by IuoculatIon.

The Treatment the Won'1er Of the Age. lroculsinn
Is arted, by which vitality II tos contribution Set
IN molten, rtndes1aR 1t isnpoakla1s Tor tho venezea
polsoc 10 i1a1a IN tna 1Jstao7- ~ 1t fNcH Ill th8
s1rus from tbs sy1tezn+ c7se 1, tom3le:e ana III
health rctloFfd. Tbe treatment II kuccAs8 Isis 'hs
tuesfnl discovery Of the sEe, and beyond the sac
ctssfnl tay1l Of Ignorance sod tefIoasy.
A. discovery lthas received lhe hst pEats from
The 8bleat medical uea Of Ea1ope. Last year elzhs
thousand were cured In the hospts.ls Of London py
this treatment As no medicine caa Eject cuTa, It Is
th+ ooiY bore Of th. unfortunately Afflicted 10 oht1ta
p<1manenl cure. Tbs inventor Of thl1 Iaoca 'auoa
tratnent his rival In the cure Of private diseases.
haftpg been used b him IN bis prscce fur the last st1
yerrs and he has raiued victory oTrr at o7po
sion, because he hAs cnstd ALL without Al exception.
The lnoculat.oa treatment viii BE- anoptcd 1htFcvcts
Is kpown AID prevent tho Constitution non heia9 L.
ured or ruined By medicine Cases considered lacafs
BE hare been axlensiVetJ tEeated by DE. aad =
rttocec IN the lnocuiaicg cure. One OF thu ahlest
rhyrelsns ia ChtcsEo. no has nad large practice In
this ciasa OF casey t5Eerhcr WITH the raue1l rs Vas
Then trsatinE VIII medclnes have he n Ee tca By Dr
tt these patient. b. ohtaYed- Az afflicted would
do well to tai est!Eatr tht untaituZ curative method,
itis Of Vital importance 10 humanity 10 have this
wonderful cure introduced throuxr tho whn1e world,
and a. Dr. T. - the only one In this country teat n.
GEl1Ands the thorough euro Of FeacTea dtSe235, he
Consnltatioo FIRE 10 !aui.. ana gentlemen,
DIR. N. ROSENBERG. Office. Spee1's Block. 11a
Dearborn kueet. Rooms II & IL. E: o. Ba1 131:.,
Chicago MEfz8 te7G a31-1H. .sAAEu
.Helmbolsi'a Fluid Extract
Burhu Is in taste md odoE free from all tn-
jusious pruperllea. aud Isnnedtste II It's actson-
nya2ctlil2t Ir.InAsA
, 1866-06-07
Partnership,

Banking a,1u Ersoangt.
, 1866-06-07

Boston money market. loaaabe finds still being
r.ctty, md caIl5 aeceesibe al b6pcs crtt on call,
a1d i1on 10 per cent on short time. In the out-
side marker there ls rather more inquiry fof busl-
ue++ paper, the best paslrg freely a! e7 per cenf.
and lower grades at coE7r4pund,uEly hishc. rates.
The Uciteu s,1tes Cou1 Of Chso his decided
1bat ttE1err uho contract ior he de'iEy Of cattle.
hoes ana other property, come within the meaning
ol lhc net a4 eallIe brokers, and mnst lake out =
license rs +reh. -:
The .ntzi yxfue OF exports from Boston for the
Heek ending Jrne, !. including spece, "As <s3s.-
95, asatnkt <s95 o6o fos ,h- corresponding week IN
1865 .,
The Philadelphia P44s* .eays: + The exports Of
petroleum from tn,s port lat wreck reached upExrd
OF na,lnou ard quarter OF gallons. VIZ: 10o, 1co
eals renn:d. 3o,s36 ga1r. .crude to An'xezp, per
park John Trucks; 16l,4si eais. refined, 1a,ts7
gals. crude 10 D,emf n, per bark Ia hlceu: 111.8e
gals. srnned. 6l,647 etlt. crude 10 Anixesp. per
hark Accdo; Ss,b+6 gala.1tdned TO Leshotu. per
brig Farkelue; 6t.s57 gals. do to csunstadt, per
bark Augusta; 15,oa gale. do 10 Falmouth, PER
brig lAmon,t4; 8a519 gals. do 10 Cork per bark
Ba}shneasa; 147,03B gals. do to Cork. per bark
vcnut; 169 104 ca1s. do 10 At*csp, per bng Marga-
setta Blanca and coo gals. do 10 the West fndics
The National Bankins Express Company yes
tcrdas perfected their contract Of March With tie
Adame, American and United stntes Express Com
pan.cs, By rasiup to them the baiancs Of the
Coz, COO fnlling due On that day In the consuM-
mhslon OF this con tscr. the National Banking Ex.
ptcss Company ceases 10 exist as sepasate organ.
zation. lie siock being uttged tnio that Of the old
companies namtd d Above4
-Loro Clarendon. The Foreign Secretary Of the
Eppiish Government, in circular transmitted 10
the Ministers Throughout Europe, Gays:
ss1he immediate Cause, however. Of the C1itis
11y in ,hc s'oppagc o' the great discount house Of
, 1866-06-07


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u'encc. e.-,.. n,.r,,...d Yor want os
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, 1866-06-07

DopekynI1. 1owA-1he Dod.ey1lle Chronicle r.
Porte tLsl The 1t san1 have greatly Improved Ihe
.iI177EvnIE. iow4-fle Fisssev,IIe wines. says
III copluus faiss Of thrce days last ek haye
poets.
tkAu1E pr en.Ex.-Tho. P1a,r,e du Chiea Unto..
ialre. X o q M p%sass o ytsss 80 ea
aa{ are Ut Tic 1as.e elevator 10 rarie du
Gs @Nt Las storage fspselEy Of auout 500 q 0
IokIAGE. T,s.e.Thc Portase E+otstrr records very
sn e., ,nDasu*ly 'arEe bfeaa.h of 1heat having been
,coE.nox. IowA--ssnce onr Inst t.,ue xe haze had
esys ae.uee sas5 IA Mooasy cf.t ose
% wsathtF = b.. sFa,n ~. lean: more re4&onsbe: We
planted has ro;ted, and thst in many plsce. ouI
plant We lear the siana Of cor. u much below sn
1yefaEt. " -
The csE1!nsiIe Eprrsa.or eaJs the wheat il Macou.
Ssef b. see Jul WAT Is rs p
t. hlns II !orxad 50 - 10 cause 1t to produce ,ha
ls1Ecs ~ 1t possiMs sie'd Il ssnaa 70 thE:k On the
RI.cno lat II II han teen very wet warn spring. tt
ben ve1y 1aelr p oe nessroyed b. I1st It il Just
1nt portion Of atoa con.uass q isyosay 1s IL
has nen Aaerupin sna atslns counties viii hs+vesI
ia that section Il iilnois Tec t1e4s ate nts1sq
fars9En planting .n:iE corr, ano it =! .ady begin
n'f 70 'ae,1 SoSe Tp gsMy u ersst many :ias
dly frrorabe for gt'd yle.a of whcss ia St C,siT
eSeps! +! ne soE I :n a[<e essa q ,Sa
as eooo u II has been thus fsI untu TIE srs1 Il
Mn-. + mty X tc' crop that viii Compensate IN
Oa,s and corn nkeW1se 10 4 p ounl.ing. =
tt Css1ol ton Democrat says tie wheat crop IN
, 1866-06-07

The European StGantf. with tfYe5ppol dates tn
the a6th plt, was te1ceranhed This morning. Bresd
k,uts and pros1sions were reported to be dull and
bea.y r1xa txentv hnrns i.d ravsnc.a = ~.
cpt-
Under the Influence of This new. eng heayy r..
ccIpls the general market for p7ain rutd 1n,i and
depressed. and prices ruled eomenhst lower.
The Provision market III. yerv ouirt and ,nrea
re1r uuchauecd. There ~, ,ome ,nonlrr for ~.
PORK. md wc note sale OF zoo hrh. cltr n,crct At
~: Is. Dull Meata werc dull. with sa,et nf 1? nm
b. Shoulders at 1a1c loose 10 be delivered At Fn,
l,acton. Lard was uul! md nom1uai At sa7a,tr
The market for ntchwtnes ,as dull At xs1o for
ffcc. Bouotd wlues were held nj &c. hpt buye1s
oselei on,y &c, Among holurru .hcrc ~. e,I.
oen!l5 > asmcs tec],re, but The aeu.na us yerv
Ifcbt.
The Flou. t.asRet ,,as rrrr nn,e, II, r1av ~ tho
pnfa,trab!e ndyice. received hv ,,ix,,e ,cfa,r,n,.
frr,o Se,v yo+,, hn, ,h,-,. ,.,. ~ .s.s,., 1e'~
In values, TIE salct loo, IN mo ,r,s st e., ga
13tp IN, Wh,te WIn,er:: ~ ,caH1,or T,r 500
Ex&rn. md 81 me; * ~ S,,1,no Sn,s... op'A"s'
1hr Nh,nt marlet ms ,,G.1es. ~
rterlar hoote- declined 1l.c7 ,,,r h1, pa1..;",s
,te Sorthwrsf-rn 1rcrc rI,hanr 49,. s1.s.ssaa
cusuoe. There uas a he,,er t,em,nd. IN ~, !.
~n,i, a sna tna rr.,t..t - ~ -. 60. 80.
si.ca hu Glanced hsni11 ~ 81 -0T.1 sn 1or ~, -
III, E,..hr r..ts,n. 9 erc.s AZ. - ~ .o :"
ana x10,c1 .ssl: ~ M . s1,.,,r. ...a-atvs -.
,ocat1ou. The market cnxed rerv cnts,~ -, ss
m,nr bid for No. i snr;nr reouI,, srs (, rs1-
a.ktd. <S''t
Ta,e uuf.yorah,r adv,re. f-c,, xorro.,- ,s a..
lasrc rcctn,s arr,n h. acrr.*.tna at,,.e, ...s ss
The corn market an1t re no:e a decline cr 1cs1rs
IN. uph Al tre rIo-- tn.,c v,. 1900, sa,ia
md alrht ral1F ,eok 1l,ce ~. ,..1.se+,s..
f,,..ate 3i7 oI hu AZ siIS5 s,rc to- ~
for No. 2: &c for Ke,ec,et and "a ~ yaMaa. ~
store: :vi:I 5,c far So seo,, vnd ~, ~. x -
tree on bos,1. The msrtr, c,osa, 49, .r,,,, w..
en- Of No. in r,ore A, sys,e ma se,,.-, sts,e
Their WIZ lcss aetiy+,r in nj, ona ~ a,..,..,
w~. .hace ea.;rr- w4 mis- s,ts. ~ ia n,o -.
s1c, 11s.r ~. ~. 30, ~ ~ ~ A1e'">" W ~
''SL -. 4u1 ~ !. aoo |o.1"tSsc loF No. IN
sto1e-c!osinc qu3et n III s:shL31 &c for No. !.
"as 'Ft Se''e ano Tie market was a tribe
II. ratl bu chencaa bsn,s -, race-ns a' so"o
~, fac n. n, = ~ -. - ''' 4'o' = ano
Es-,e, 1.,s 49,. - - ...s. s,.
t., tsr.s. -, s.,-ss aAu p.As "ete ose'oeay
rass nass A. ~. f''ea u P''7e western
.s.ssN. - - 80, ~
, 1866-06-07


REDUCTION In lbe Puthc Debt during the pat
uon'b Of nearly 81, ,0o0, GEO.
1tw1 also be that there IL En- ircscase IN The
gold, bearing debt, and decrease In the currency
debt This would Indicate that Blr. HcCu1locn
"as TO tome extent changing the character Of the
Indebtedness. The amonnt, it IS trnr, ia small,
but 1t IL an Indication.
There vas fome excitement In tnancial circles
To-day in consequence Of despatch IN The after.
noon papcrs, satsng th2, financial panic prevailed
In Montreal, and that gold had advanced TO 200!
4. si.ls news WIS coupled with Fcnsn intelligence
ol startling nature, il was Ut frat crcai.et but
latC1 In the day 1t Wns bel1eyea BY verY fer. The
wires being down between hare and The East near
" al dag. up 10 1his writing We hare nothing 10
contradict or Affirm the report. Our Canadian
merchants simply laughed At the story.
A few Of our citizens feared that the report mipht
have ar1ken from difficulties Of financial ua-use
which the Montreal banss were led into b. the re-
cent panic N Europe; hut The gentlcmanay tepre
sentative OF the hank OF Montreal in this city, m
forms us tt.at no lossc1 were sustained hy the C1n
adam banks. in consequence of the lilusea On the
other side OF the wn.er.
The Money market to-day showed increased
s-rinecncy, and in sone quarters there was such
scarcity Of cruIncy that round lots OF Eastern ex
change wexc sold at discount Of lilo OF ! per
cent The bankese generally accommodated their
customer at 10 per cent per unnurn, hut eeco1d
class paper wnt generals rejected. street rates
were steady al 1el1s4 per CENT pr month.
In consequences OF a scarcity Of currency the mar
Ect for Eastc1n Exchange was weak and lrrrsuIas.
Rourd lots were told among hsnkcr= at discount
Of 1st Ito Of per cent; and counter rates lnncrd
al 11usi 1.20 discount tnylng, and par 10 Ito prem.
eeiflcg. Almo>t every tauk IN the cssy had dif-
iCtcn. ratcr.
TIE Atnea. with Liverpool dates to the aGth, rc-
hrftr fac1frr ri Sr
, 1866-06-07

The snourt Of Plantation lsitters sold In rear
is something st1r1ing. They would Ill broadway ak
feet hsh from The Park t. th strret- 0fakes manu-
factory one OF thu Institutions Of New fork, 1t Is
said that Drake painted all the rockx tho Eastern
States with hls cabal!suc " 5. T.-1ssl-X+" aud then
rot the old EraaLy legislators to PISS law
lpg dtsns suf1nR the tae nature~ which gives hun
monopoly. Ne do not know how this Is. but we do
know the Plantation Rltte1s sx1t other article
ever did, They used b7 Ill classes Of the co:nmu-
aity and are death pyspspsla-cestatn-. They are
yery .nElgoratnK whsn lanzu.d and weak. and srest
sppeuzer-
SARATOGA sPEINa WATER. aold BY al drug
, 1866-06-07

sin lifting the kettle trom the fire scalded
mysefyrry ssreralT-onc hand almost TO crisp. The
torture WAS undesirable. The Mexican Nus.
tang IIlimcnt relieved the pam almost Immediately
1theAlet rapidly. and left FerY little scar.
.CHAs. Fos-xs. d:.U Troad 1t. Phlad'a"
This Il merely sampIs Of that tho Aussaox L1nl-
meu Will do. 1t u tnyauADe IN all caass OF WoRudI,
sweugs spsstns cuts. bruises. epaSlns etc., either
upon uan or boast.
Reware OF couatcrhita. Meme Is Rtrulue unless
x1spred In ne Lgsavfn.s, bearing ths sg
nature cfG- ". Hea,bsook+ Chemist anu the pffzdse
star Of DRAAs RAKxfs 4 Co.. New York.
sARAT0uA SPRING WATER, sold BY I'll drug.
u1sts