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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-10
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l1g- PUBLISHED EVERY BERNEsRAY.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES o. ADVERTISING:
Ashes Of Glory;

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i i, aM i, Wakefield Va Csmnisssia sNhalA
tttd SHIP Ri5ksf. NeH Orleans. va
Charles H:'Fn'ses,s .sst4chezll MI sasslprs.
Hon:Jo!m Fay Fay, Monroe, Louisiana.
b. H,gh Altsiss Aekius AoituE s7nsos al
Eo 81 MS IN. MlssrcaaatsE % ssss a.
james Gopcgal, Druggist. -
l8aP. sasNllliiauIs Sn erilYt eandsat Nev q.
atans mp JacksasaEaSl tsoNea. sssssaessas
Z GadsaaJ dotsuo aasAFuaIso,k, ssnams
= 1sSs Lager ~ % seEsssaH ,ssszeA
Oh ar gsessE has
Foru1l7ordefs d finder $1,000, 5 per cent,
~ LIVER SlQO9s 2 pesch,sd, sA $3.50
10 X Yearly ,s c''s,o.nsss sradaeticR HU ss
made from the above charges. 80
Nerenss, = ), sss5' e F11.
4 ~ a,s st 10 ass,oessa sSs
3, y ,,i;. ! i ElR il:lsss yAssH LIZ
,,r,,, TIE H., undersigned has leased. the
liarge ana commod;ous Livery ~. . ST.
lately kept by n. g. e. Taylor. on
third stree; Immediately in the rear
fas 1ae Town Hall; Sftd 1Wffetivv
strict and personal attenefiooan sttl The
wants Of the travelling ,pa6fic. asA
all who desire to patronizs hiseeiI
sept. u If DANJII.aFssNUDe.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-10

Dh the war two Yeas ,Jghen CUT afsfrom
Mem We Sefs All &toiTs6 Nj Il M re-.
soprceSak 5asesla n ~ &, b ysyiiissl
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HENRY ST [HA..:.
sa1 III sal. . Essg5ss2sE g nat r"
ID r y G. G. Las INa4w

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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

NorcE 10 TAx.PAyERo- I'VE are requested
| BIZ sIr. S. A. Hodges. Tax-Coiiector Of our Dis
| ,rict: TO correct mfsarprchension witch pre-
walls among certain ill-advised peruons. that in
the present anomalous condition of our stfairs,
the State has no authority to impose taxes, or
10 issue process for their collection. 1t is un-
neeessary to say that the opinion is entirely cr
roneous and that if the State hns been remit
ted to any one function of civil Jurisdiction, it
can clearly impose and collect all proper taxes
for the support Of civil government. Let all
them come un promptly and consult their own
intcreste, the convenience Of the Collector, and
the public welfare by making proper returns
and payments Executions will Lcissucd against
all defau!ters.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

IMPORTANT FROM WAsHrH"fo:. - The Inst
mails brought the following Washington dis.
pntch
WAsn,SGroS. April 2.--.The President has is.
sued lengthy proclamation. declaring that the
irsurr.cli"n which has existed IN the States OF
Georgia. North Carolina. Virginia, Tenncssce.
Alabama, Louisiana. Arkansas, Mississippi aud
Florida is at end, and is hereafter 20 bo so re-
gardcd
The above list embraces ali the Southern
States except South C.,lolina and Texas. Texas
Inns not Yet completed tho work ef rcconstrue-
,on, but we can assign no satisfactory reason
for the cxclr sion Of South Car"iinn.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

THE VETO OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL. 3
Our exchanges publish at length the message
of the President accompanying his veto Of the
Civil Rights Bill. 1t is mn able and conclusive
argument, assuming the highest constitutional
ground, nud maniu!ly vinliea,ing the rights Of
the States against the unjust usurpations Of the
general government 1t affords another proof
of the irmness and ability of the President, Of
his true Statesmanship. and wise conservatism
and appealing as 1t does with great force Of
argument'nnd carnestness Of purpose to the So
Der second thought of tho ni2=scs, must 40 far to
strengthen his position.
The objections Of the President to The Liii
nre radical and omprchensive-applyins to lis
whole scope and policy. as unconstitutional aud
tnexpedient, and entirely inin.ical to the interest
OF the white and black races. It nte, feres with
tho municipal legislation OF tho S,alcs, with
the relations which exist exclusively between
State and its citizens or between the iuhabi-
tants Of the aame State and tends 10 euek an
absorption of power by the general govern
ment, as must lead to destluctivr of~all the
safeguards Which are Designed to protect Tic
rights OF The States, If Congress rlav repeal
al otate laws discriminating between the two
races in the class of subjects covered bv this
bill, it may DO the same with regard TO lave
regulating suffrage and ollice-,1uy prescribe
who shall sit ns judge or juror. hold Office, or
vote in any State or territory Tier, will. be
no limit to the Progress of this Capitalization
and absorption. .-,"
on the score Of policy. the message urges very
decided objections to the bill-us Interfering
with the relations Of labor. and capital and dis
aurhing thoso opposing interests of EMPLOYER
andemployee. Which should be selfadiust;pa
The effect. will telo fon,ent liscord ond widen
shs ss breaeh between. the Two rncss; its Who'll.
scope and policy being to operate in favor of
the eo'qred and against the wl,ite race.
''' The impoliey Of attempting to elevate the
nntutored black TO The full rights Of c;,izanshin
-'' clearly and foscibly shown,connic,ine rs !,
ace. with the rights and affecting the interests
eoi eleven Of the thirty sig States, who ore cu-
. nrey unrepresepted, in Capgre.s
Whether ths veto message. will be sustained
'*in: the Senate is Question Of great inier.st
so~hg 10 tHe recent rejection Of Mir. s.octto,
s!ne; sSewt Jersey Senator. and the absence o
some ofthe friends Of the administration N. ~
suit j: quite doubtful, :. =.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06
aNilitary ArrsSts.

On Friday last detachment Of cavalry .ar-
sived in our village FROM Augusta, bringing
with them Alr Wilson l.. Coleman, Of this Dis
trct who ha5 been arrested some ten days prev-
Gus. aud Mr. Powell. from herr Hamburg, also
under arrest. This detachment went into carnp
at at the lar GrOu"d, near the village, aud since
IheG Gry tEGy Eso Eave MR. arrsfted Cen: ~: W. Gary s.
sey Lot. MIR. Julius Day and. son James Day:
caps;; James Mitchell AUD Dir. David S,rother.
All the above l.entioned' gentlemen, We under
stand. with the exception Of the fouf lallerAicft
mere mere, FOR Columbia under gpnrJ; Oh Saturday
snight last. Why they. were arrested is beyond
.o"r fo"jrctgsrc. for they all well know. ci-
ze;.s; .;'s; and have ever Icen etsemed honornbls
gehtlemen-men incapable Internationally 40.
ing aught that would Lle.nsi, the character. or
IN the least affect tho true dignity. Of Tie good
Stzen e.n and perfect gentleman. Feeling sAtis-
He'd 4iat these gentlemen will be able speediIy to
esxcu'pate themselves from the charges, what
ever they nre, under which they were rprested.
We hope very soon to welcome ,,hcm all home
again. .
"a son Of Mr.. v: A. Herlong was also Srressted est
ope day last week md sent to Columbia. /.
. - . Eagefeld 1dverfise,.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

HENilE SUBSCRTB EIl will open ths. STATE
i TAN BOOKS. for making assessn,cnts and
and receiving returns for the Year 1866, al. .Ab
bayii.c. CHI. on MONDAY the 2Gth inst
|. The books will be closed for returns on-Tics-
dny' the 18th May, and,an Tax: Payers falling
to make th%r remfns before 'that ':ime will
DC, d9nb!s;tnxe All taxes must bepaid be-
fore Tridayrhs 18th June, or'executions will
be issued inmsliatofy. The Collector requests
oil to come forward and make their returns
promptly. =. :
+ Tho taxes on property have reference both
as to possession and valuation to The lst Octo-
Der: lsG5, aud the articles thus taxed are, lst,
Cotton, excluding crop % 1865; 4,h Manu-
factures Of Tie State for sale. DC; 5Lh. Spirit
upus Liquors, manufactured in this STATE, for
sale. &c. ;.or bfoagAt in for safe.. = >.
lafes ra"nirrg through The fiscal ysqr, ending
thew sts October 1865. 1st. Factorage, En-
.Ployments .end Professions; %. Commissions
of .Fendue Masters, ..Brokerspnd Commission
Merchants; Sd. Premiums Of Insurance Com
pnnies.f -. :s
7aSss. running Fl ON the lst-,slay 1895 to 1a
Sanaa,% M.sn;.x,;. isss SALES Of Goods, Wares and
7ares running ytros, ! 81 aMqy 1865 tola Co.,
'fs0oerls6o. sales Of C1tto1: exeept.Cotton sto.
rss Paysss Vii be requirs itts 10 p pay asapi!s
tidn tax WITCH accrued on ,He.lst October 1865
andAR,alld dogs in rossession'on ,he'1st Janp-
dry 1866 - .s.ls
. Employers will please returp the names OF
allfreedn,en' between the ages0f:el and eo
fbe ta&es must be- : Paid ss in Specie, Legal Ten
DER notss bills receivable and pay certificates.
. All taxable propersyrmust be returns cd IN the
pames ofstbe proper owners and al! returns
transmitted by mail must be s@orrto :oefore |
! +Owipg to c,rcumstances,. tbe Tax Collector
regrets lint t %illbs iipraetic for him to /
visit the Ivafiou.s precincts Of the Dfstriet as
: .ofies open at Hbbeville g. r.. every day in
fhssYsek except Saturday. On that 'aey the
~" s.. a., HODGFs.+.
~ s'i ~. {" Tax COLLECTOR.
Narch 2s. lsee,,4o,1H ...au,Ht,s ..a1
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06
TIE STATE eF> SOUTH CAROLINA.
AbbeviIIe Gstfict--In tfe.Conrt Of Ordinaryss'

By :HsLLzA4a Hzzz, Zig; oraiaary.ef as
- tesqNe District. =. =.
"UEREAS,. J. O. aLINDsAY HAS
w made application to me- for Lei
'terS of Administration of all! and sifignr.
lar the gopasy and 'chalte1s: rights: und credit
.ofs WILLIAM r. DtSENNAN, decensed.
Phese Are, thefefdre. to Cite and:admonish lie
kndred'and creditors Of the said decenssd to be
for Abbeville Didret, to be hsT at AbboviIls
Court Honse:Rp Friday, the 9Th day Of April
next, to show cause. it, apY they can, why
the said letters should not Is granted.
Given under my Hand and seal this ga day
OF March, 1865. WILLIAM UILL, -
Marc, ord'uarSAbbevills District:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

At the sale Of the estate of RonEnT ELLIS,
deceased, on Thurs'liy, 2"tt nit, the fQllowing
prices wore obtained. The terms were .Ncrcdit
Of twelve months. interest from date, notes,
with approved security, payable i'll coin:
Cotton lin balcs), % TO ~ cents per pound
corn so to *'3.OG per bushcl fodder, S;2.25
to $3.50 rcr 100 bundles; shncks, 81 to $40
per 'four-horse wagon load; mules, about $500
apiece; COWS (mi.chl. 81 to $50 per head.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06
NQTTCE.'. -

nEREBYt inform my 5patsopkaud friends;
~ that have associated with me. e.pr. w. p.
,MlLLW EE. late OF Wiilfaf,stop, g. C., NJ the
practice Of Msdieine. Surgery aud Obstetrics
Or. MlLLWEE'S long expeIishces and well
known ska', en.itIes hinfto stkMcnn6depee of
necessary no. additioud charge will Jbs. made.
We will generally be found at home, unless
professionally engaged. Office back room Of
Dr. e. K. Calioun's Drug Store.
'o"f 9'gSsFE q. CALHOUN.
Greenwood, March Is, 1866, Y: 21s..a 2t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

ArGUsr9, April Q. 1866. ,
COTT0N-We note d fair efdufy for tie
beHer grades. but there is not great dead dos
ing on ACCOUNT of small Offering. stock. The
tone OF the market is better, and holders look
for an ipprqr en- CO their re!uctnnce. to
sell at present prices We quoee strict to
good middlings 33 81
,GoLD.Buyiug at126 ana seliibg. atSl2s.
There has been a moderate demand
SltVER@Buyiing lat l2o and selling at 1876.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06
-,
RELIGIOUS.

The members Of the Methodist Church in this
village, will bear in mind the fact that this DAY
{Friday) is one Of our Conference fas,-days'
The general Conference Of the n. L. Church
South, met Oh 4th Of April. Letspecial prayer
he Innde on their behalf There will hc preach
ing in the Methodist Church today, G'ridayj
at II o'clock.
r,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

ST T. p. SLIDER, Esq, Of the Mills House
sour authorised Agent, in the city Of Charles.
on, for soliciting advertisements, urd receiv.
ing monies for the same.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

aB- We are authorized 20 announce Ia
vID CRAWFORD, candidate for Tax Col
,act.r At the ensuing election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

-R6S. The friends Of s. w. COCHRAN, an
nounce him Candidate for Sheriff at the next
election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

:. WAsHSoroS. ..April l, lsG6.-TAs WISCONSIN
Assembly, by vote Of every Republican,
member but.one; have instructed their Scna.
tors 10 vote foEr Erthe Civil Rights Bi!l.notwlh-,
standing the veto.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

GE6: II. McSAup.-we Jircct attention to
the very attractive adver tiscmen. Of this gen
tleman, who offers to the pubic aFlarge nnd
f'yariel stock Of tho latest, beat and most fash
ionable styles of:I.ales' 6nh G.h,icmcs,' s
Dress Geo'lsi, 4sis preppred to aut >aliaastes
in quality and. prices. and solicits call from,
his iriends and the public generally.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06
Friday, April 6, 1866.

Eplron Pass Please announce M .ir ~.
T. HUTCHINSON as candidate for 0he''' ~
,, ~. .,.o,io, MANY FRIENDS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

THE ANDEEso$ Ar"EA:~-Such is tie title Of
u neatly printed weekly. recently established
at Anderson G. H., by W. J.. Walters and W.
". Humphreys. Editors aud Publishers. With
these gentlemen we nre wc! acquainted snd
feel assured That under lhc. auspices the ZIP
peal will merit its full share Of public patronage
We extend to it our beat wishes, and gladly
place it upon our exchange li.;.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06
THE REcoHsrRutr1oH d6Mn,Trrrp

AneI'pgressional Reconstruct ion Committee
"esEe sEerscenilypublished da large macs oftees,nony
neapng upon tue present condition and pust .ncs
fof the Southern States. The testimony which
Hiaoe most engerly read is That CT Cen. Lee.
who testiaes to'the Willingness Of Virginia to
aoquiesce'in the present coitlilion of afairs and
togo operate in sustaining'the rresjden,'SS pol,.
.ey.I He thinks that Lhe shrest md bbea msans
a reconcilipg the people,to The government
Age msking them its'cordial supporters, lis to
siteas TO them equal political rights. The
etate Is willing to pay her share of the national
!aeo'Hud to eohform'to the laws of the United
States' With regard to the question Of labor
ne thinks that lhe interest of the State woufa
be adysnced by .ths removal of the pcsroos
p HsrePpalated Tie ideaiLhat crueltjes had becn
Pu,noseH inhictsd neSn Federal prisoners;
s.!he test'mohy CT rthe members of the Vir-
g'nih legislature who were exap ed before the
Committee, 10 to the same effect bat on the
0shsr hand the United States officers Gems.
Terry and Turner and COL Brown represent
Ae sentiment Of the people of Virginia to be
ya@Rroyed, and rather ss having become en- :
bittefsd since Lees surrender.
The report Of the Committee may soon be
pocteo, ana judging from the prejudiced
sbsfaeter Of tho testimony taken, and the TO-.
htieai complexion Of the COMMITTEES the neonIs
afths sonthhavo nothiDg.to expec, at tl:eirr
hands ..-.. ~,.
caAxeE 'oI G1nsIscS. garrison at thi,
p4sss' Consisting Of detachment of the 18th
As'ns Regiment. under the command of Lieut.
Hall was relieved on Tuesday Inst, by a oom.
Pany OF the 6th Ohio Regiment, commanded
oyLisot' BjeksrstaR We trust that the new
gsrrisoa will manifest the Same soncil;atorv
.e'th which characterised fhe department Of
tes,s predecessors, and thst our, citizens will
.SsSlaIy eo-opsrste with thfaRin their efforts
serrsssrvs the public peace.
CeP@ q. r. Becker, the courteous agent of
TIA FssedusDs Bureau remasnsin charge or hi.
Dspsstmspss., -;:rg si~@s. 80 ~.
M cnaSsIoIf AID sss1isII The III :, proD,i~ ,
esonbip Of this ioDg esta ablishsd journal has re.
ee!ay bssn'sssmed by sMessrs Henry Mooqs
aaeaA- B Wright Well. Known aud jnfsueniinl
e'a.eas o. Actresses or. and comes to us much
gsSassq .Sssg II HI fPpsaysncs. and general; at
eo.tenrorstis tbs iooasal;., IA p-s..
v"Rssasssssa sEsbs eoaftsss II SH as,ir -. -
change. -"l e.'
es-g. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

eSssa Mr. Q. "A Harrington VIII please nc
esert our thanks f'r late eopies Of the NeN
York d"i!ics. aal n cory. ,orrhe Rchmvpd
Tiales.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06
HYMENIAL

MARRIED. on Goth March, bTT Rev.: G.
Thompson, nt the house of the bride's-fatl,er,
SLr CHARLES WATKINS. of,Apgystn. Ga,
nnd'Miss FANNIE HODGES. of Abbevilebis
triel, S. Co
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

AT meeting of the congregation Of Trinity
Church Abbeville, on Eas,cr Monday, the fol-
the ensuing year:
WARDEN s.-Thos. Jackson aud 4. G. Haskell.
IEsrEY.-Jrc. a. CALHOUN, W. a. Lee; J.
Townes Robertson.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

Mr. 4onS sI:NnGnT.-W @irttt altcution 10
thee of this gentleman. who is so' well
known to our comm UNITY ned .hsRablic gcncr.
ally, q: a" experienced and sh;l!ful ,paeLnist
1t vii! be seen that he has formed q business
connection, which w;ilfcnnble him TO meet more
fully the public demands. All 5rlers prompt
attendcdao, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

RIcgMoNp. Mareh y81.--Hou. .Aasxspder u :
stephens, of Georgia. arrived hore to-niebt
en route to Washington9 I'jbs', . 81 "a"iosf2
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

New YosE. Marelk 8l.---7cottoug firm, at
'ss9s4oef0r 80 niddlipg: dold closed arn at
NEW YoRK, April 2.--Cotton duh to. .dsy--
lover grades qdotsd.at Set.. Gold 2S.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

THE Lc-,sv:LLE WEEKLY Corn.,:r-w have
received " copy O! this we'll known 'urnu' and
take pleasure in placing i, on our exchange lls.
lis Editor aml Proprietor W. y. Ealdv.nar is
well known 10 our citizens as geutlc,nan ci
ability nnl character. The paper is doing gooi
service in behalf of Southern rights and in sup
port Of ,he. Prcsidenta policy. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

ADMISSION OF TExNEssEE.-The CORRESPOND
q. snt O. the Baltimore Sun, one Of the most re-
9aoie OF the Washington lotter.writers,. sSys
thaL tnaG.admissise A. of the TENNESSEE fepreseri.
tation depended chiefly on the fate Of the. civil
rge.; OH, sae sns. iss ys.o renders it quite
at this session, other with .er Without eondie
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-06

TREsTeX. ~. J.. Mprch 81, ls66-Bosh.II .IIou.
ses of the Legislature have adjourned to meet
on Mondas: rNo action was taken Jen:ss III e
Question Of of'eleeting a United States Sena tor in
place Of Mr.. Stockton. The Republican pa
per ip &his city opens sharply on Senator 'Stos
veil for voting not to 60 ipto a JOINT msetink.
DoubH are feIt every where of the probability
Of Joint meeting at ALL = 80. ~ '.7',
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1HE LarEsr FExIGS StassA1IoN.-The newest
.segort eonnssteh With Feninnsm has reference
to th'alieeed fittipg out Of suntlry vessels, to
go f,st,ng Ion 'the Banks Of Newfoundland
where 81 SoriS Amerieaag nerang soms' son.,
The vessels are to Bs welfsh,anrSd .nnd well well
armed: and things vii. be so managed that
no difficulty. will be experienced in procuring
clearance papers. AS soon as the landing IS
etecteaSso goes the story-t6e Irish-rep public
Will be regularly launched, and Uncle Sam will
oe requested to recognize it as O belligereht {,
at least so far as to allowsitthe user of United
States ports, into which prizes to Irish priya.
teers maybe brought. -
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THE VETO OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

THOS. G. HERBERT. 2. C.
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a MA r * E rs
The Tennessean., 1866-07-18
DIR. McLANES y
CELEBRATED TERNIF UGE

has been to simply write or order Yer
mifuge. The Consequence is that, in
stead of the genuine DR.. Melane's YER
mlfuge, they very frequently get one or
other of the many worthless prepara-
tions called Vermifuge now before the
public. We therefore beg leave to urge
upon the Planter the propriety and i'm
portance of invariably writing the
name in full, and to advise their factors
or agents that they will not receive any
other than the genuine DR.. McLane's
Celebrated Vermifuge, prepared by
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
We would also advise the same pre-
caution in ordering DR.. McLanes Cele-
brated Liver Pills. The great popular
lty of these Pills, as a specific or cure for
Liver Complaint, and all the Bilious De-
rangements so prevalent in the South
and the South West, has induced
venders of many worthless nostrums to
claim for their preparations similar me-
dlclnal virtue. Be not deceived. DIR.
McLANE'S Celebrated LIVER PILLS
are the original and only reliable remedy
tor Liver Complaints that has yet been
discovered, and we urge that the Planter
and merchant, as he values his own and
the health of those depending upon him,
to be careful in ordering. Take neither
Vermifuge nCr Liver Pills, unless you are
sure you are getting the genuine Nc
Lanes, prepared by
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PuTsBURG, PA.