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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
THE HYpOPHOSPHITES

no, only act with PRoMPTNEss and CERTAINTY in eros
saee Of fuJerudy d,as Of the acute Kind called As
lopinr Consumptionp bat also with INVARiABLE EFfS
clcY In all Of Nervous and Blood syems
.uch AZ NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN, GENERAL DIX.
BILITY, ASTHMA, PARALYSIS. sCRoFuLA CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS, MARAsMUs, RICKETs lin chi'drenh
ANEMIA. DYSPEPSIA, WASTING, Impaired NuiTitios
Impoverished Blood and all morbid conditions OF the y':e
d>pendent on deficiency Of ritai force Their action k Nv"
FOLD and sPEcyo the hand inerea'H9 ne prneP~
WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS ENERGY, ord %
the other are THE MOST POWERFUL BLooDGEH
GRATING AGENTS KNOWN.
"WINCHEsTERS GENUINE PREPARATION
{. the only reliable Of the HypOphosphites sde ho
the original formula 1t put up and l6os bottles ~
oil and 81 each. Three large six small, for 80 10
no Other, or any remedy containing Iron.
r For by Of tie respectable druggists through
out the United States British Provinces and AZ the os
General Depot in the States. BY
j. WINCHESTER,
NO 36 JOHN.ST, NEW.YORk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26

NEw CorSTREFEIT.-The following is de.
seripsiOn Of counterfeit twcnty dollar bill on the
Frst National Bank of Indianapolis. Ind Paper stiff
ard hard ard darker colored than the genuine letter
ing very fne. bot numbering bad. Engraving poor
being coorse and win no. bear close inspection Back
Ofthe bill PALE and engraving Of the picture Of Bapti.
Of POcahOntas very poor. U. s. stamp faint and ink
pale. General appearance Of the blu vel calculated to
ssssiys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
THE SNOW STORM.
A Few Hours OF sIeighing Yesterday
Morning-The subsequent Ram nnd
Thaw - Interruptisn Of the Skating
ACKNOWLEDGMENT fer the Future.

ScusOn-FfoePcCssi Sr s"O - ~ssaSs
The light snow of day before yesterday was
succeeded on the following evening by quite heavy
fall Of snow Yesterday morning 1t lay upon the ground
to the depth Of several inches and most Of our citizens
we're inspired with the hope that were to have sew
eral days IT good seighing.
Isit was, a large number OF handsome sleighs were
out in the morning. Broadway Offering sound
slippery surface to the gliding Runners, while out on
the less Travelled streets and avsnes and on the coun.
try roads othe vicinity there must have been excellent
sleghing during the greater part OF the day.
But the rapid tbaw spoiled the sport and the
cold DRILLING rain which began TO fall before noon and
continued during the remainder of the day, rendered
any attempt at the enjoyment Of the still slippery roads
ANYTHING bat agreeable The streets were converted
into oozy rivers Of deep sush and the state OF the SIDE
walks was wretched almost beyond precedent.
The skating was of course, at an end on nearly all OF
the ponds From present appearances there will not be
q renewal Of either OF these fayore Winter pastmes
for several days and the prospect for pedestrians Is Of
the gloomiest character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
Passenger Sailed.

To stsslnshp VIRGO for ssysnuab-Geo Pierce J. L. -
kin. A. r. Elmer. L. h. Garfield Duffy IhSE p'o' -
Adams s. r. Harriua ard fsmi y, Miss ~ Psuissn j. Y
Dixon A. NJ Dixon r. O. Harrington. H. Becbet T. y. As
as f. Sehrelrner, George Pierce c: LsdJe ): L. pAns
and wife Miss L. n Worth, w. W. Hull snd wdei Visa
Byrues w. H. Davis w. s. Doroell, d. K Hastings W. u
Connolly, o. A. Felt snd Is in the steerase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26

NAME CHANGED. - The post-ohiee known
te,iofors 90 Browns Corner, Me-, IL changed. By
order Of The Postasstsg. g spssl 10 Riyersies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26

Il The second and Third stages lat PERIOD "T9oTS
,, there can be no doubt az Of The dEseoel
is THE RULE, rhiIs DEATH is THE EXCEPTIONS
Dr. Churchill 10 the pe,idi Aoddemy Of sefent' FS''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
WELLS LAST MATINEE.

In consequence Of the extraordinary success
Of Wehs third Matinee the great pianist viii give
one more at wanscks Tneater on Wednesday next
Januarv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26

TO which win be Go. subscription for the season,
however. admits to the ball The subscription book is
already OPEN rs the demand for tickets win doubt
be VERY lively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
REPLY.

HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, WARRINGTON, Jan n 1860.
GEsrLKxEs: feel honored by the request Of so many
ezens Of eminsnee that should repeat my Lecture Across
the Continent" In EewYork A the House will not prob,
bly, be In session for Ls-avs purposes nexs Saturday.
z7h inst hsvs consented repeat that evening the
Cooper Inssoe under the auspices Of Mercantile Libra
As'oeison Thanking you for your complimentary invita-
tion, am very truly yours. scnurLsn CoLyAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
OLYMPIC THEATER.

Mr. Dayenport's PRESERVATION cfsir Giles Over.
reaohno, long since witnessed at Wsaeks. and sufh'
oieutly reviewed at that timesy be nightly seen at
this theater. Mrs. Wood win reappear on Monday
evening. "Black.Eyed Susan y is UNDERLINED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
Mr.. Ceifax's Lecture.
CORRESPONDENCE.

CUKREbPUNDENCE.
NRw.YoRK, Jan. n, 1865.
To ne Hon. SCHUYLER CoIysK Speaker Of hs Iop. q
Representdtires Hdahington ID. @.
DEAR SIR: The undersigned respectfully request
that you will at earys day as Is convenient to yOuref
repes h. city your lecture recently delivered here upon
the Resources and Future Of Country they impressed
you on your visit TO the Pacific States.
Yours. respectfully,
Peter Cooper. william C. Bryant, William H. Wobb Shop
herd Knapp u. u. Grnnel John j. Cisco A. Low, Chss
r. Kirkland, II. A. Snybe J. b. vamum r James Lorinet
Graham. Dudley Fuller, H. H. Delsno, Charles Bother
Marin Bates henry y. Vail A. W. Bradford, Henry clew
lsm X. Strong Elliot C. Cowdin, John A. Stevens, H.
William II. Lee and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
ITALIAN OPERA.

The new Opera Season will open on Friday,
Feb. 7 with "LAiricaine." aud "CrispinO e Ia
Couare" win be given at Matinee the next morning
1bs season will be, usual for rweutyiour nighs'
aad VII VIVID W with CAM bal SsQsTs, lns e1sss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
MISS RusHToY's THEA TER.

The programme for the present week at this
establishment includes tie Day After The Wedding
end The Prisoner Of War" The promised muscsl
burleque Of Arrah.na PoCue win be brought out on
Monday next when also another Of The old comedies
will be presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26
WOODS THBATER.
WINTER GARDEN.

Mr.. Booths personation of Ruy Bias was
witnessed BY very large ard select audience on Wed
ncsday. It will 10 again given tomorrow evening.
:" Hamlet" five uatbe permitted the irreverence, il
now on his last legs He will eppear tonight however
and again on Monday end Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-26

This young AID promising Artist win give ler
rst grand vocal and instrumental concert at Irving
Hail. tomorrow evening. She will be assisted BY the
following popular and excellent artists MIR. Castle.
Mr.. Campbell. aud Mr. Seguin; Jelin Prume. the
yionist and Harry Sanderscn. the pianist Tie pro.
gramue is light pleasing and interesting. and cannot
fsil to reae any audience, und Miss Zelda Harrison
has every claim uron the sympathy Of the public iOr
she Is native born and possesses abilities Of order
al shonla cor,mard announcement
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
SOUTH ChROl.lNA-L.ancssie Distriei.
ny ID. A. WILLIAMS E.o.i,s p,d;,.,v

SOUTH CAROLiNA-Lancs,ter Districi.
RY ID. a. WILLIAMS. Esquire. Ordinary
y for said District.
HgkEAs. Jno u. Lathan.ha applied to
me fr Letters of Administration On all
aud singular the gaods and cBa,tels, rights
snd credits "f A drew G.. LalLap,la.s Of tho
District aforesaid, deceascd. y
TliESr. are. therefore, 10 cite and ad
moni-h all and singular, tks kindred and
cr~diiars Of the laid deceased, to Ss and
appear before me nj our next Ofdinary's
Court f"r the said District, to be Holden at
Lancaster Court House, on the sth day
OF Juno, next. TO show eau.e. if any.
WHY the said Adnini.,ritlon should not bs
granted. ''
GIVEN under my hasd and ssal. this 18th
day Of NAY, in the year Of our Lord
one thsusa,d eight hundred and sixty
sig, and 10 the Goth wear Of the Iade.
pendence Of the United States Of
Amsiira
ID. A. WILLIAMS. O. LIP.
May as-2t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23

THs CArA~nA BRIpsE.-Ths be~u,i
ful and substantial iron structure is com.
Pleted, and the trains passed over il yes
tsrday for The first time. IL is three hun,
dred yards long. making nine spnps, and
reflects great credit on the Pr.siden, Of
tbe road and tho Engineer Who sup.rin.
tsnded its construction. The trains now
rua without let or hindrance over tho
sniirs line Charlotte Times l7tk inst
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
Mill Notice.

Mr.. ELI WILLIAMS has taken full chngs
Of the Grist Mil (oeIouging TO the estate Of
the late Minor Clinton,) on hear Creek, one
mile from the Village. and will give ST 'ict At.
tendon 70 the grinding Of all grain ea,ru..ed
TO his care.
An persons sending grain BY negroes viii
please send written note, stating tho number
OF bushels.
Toll viii be charged according 70 the Law u
the State:
Under 10 bashels. tho cnssigtth.
Over 10 bushsls, the ons,teuih.
K. @. BILLINGS.
April 9Th, 1855. s-sm.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
The Tax on Cotton

hsfs,''Dg to . Paragraph in THE paper
ON yss'erday in regard to the tax upon
cotton, . gentleman has said 10 us ,ha,
the ta1 would no, ultimately como ou, Of
the pocket. Of ths planter. bu, out OF
those Of The consumer, spd therefore
would not injurs the former. This would
BE- the true view OF Tho case il no cotton
vsre raised outside Of tho Southern States,
aud IL sil persons sho raise cotton could
bs made TO nay ibs tax. Blu, under tho
circumstances which actually exist, the
planter will be very mich injured by the
tsx. He has to compete With the plan
,ers in other cotton countries. and the
tax Of FIVE ceats per pound levied hsr~
Is protection to tbsss competitor. to tba.
sItsnt Moreover, the increase Of price
caused by the tax dimirishas consumption,
and diminished consum p,ion. in il. re
action. brings down prices. Besides ,hsse'
resulis, there are thousands Of men who
will manage to buy cotton tax free and
a-vsr pay the tax. They will compete
With the honest plartsr, aud they. too.
s.'is, in reducing his ne. profit. The
tax. too. will stimulate production ou,sids
OF the Uuited States; ~bile il there were
no tax the Southern planters could soon
mopopoIize the markets Of the world
With the same chance they had before
ths war, they would soon dis,snss all
compstitors; but with SO heavy a tax
bsring rpon them they will not be able
sven 10 "hold the own"
Riehmand Di,pateh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
T AK Notice.
psputy CoIlector's Office, U 8.
latsrnal Revenue, Bird Division,
lst District, South CarsIiaa,


lst District, South CarsIiaa.
Nay 9th, 1889.
I AM now prepared 10 receive the tax on
Business and Occupations and dviiver tho
i.icrnses for the -ams. Persons who have
applied tor Lieen,e are required to pay
within ten days from the date Of This no,ice,
otherwise they will incur the penalties Uf
the Law. Persons who require a Lisenae
and have not applied, will do so irsm -diaiel,,
or the penalties Of the Law will DO enforced
ia all such csses
The taxes on Cotton, Spirits Of Turpea
tine and Ro.io are 1ue--snd immediate nav.
ment demanded. Persons shipping auy Of
said articles out o: this Collection District
before paying tho tax will iake notice that
| au instructed to oRfsrcs the psoalty Of
the law against AL such parties.
JAMES n MAGILL,
Depty Collect, Sd Div, lst Dist y. G..
N B-Licssses will DO delivered at the
Store Of Messrs Hasseltins g. Massey upon
pay ment Of the tax. J. r. N.
May 10Th, l566-2t.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
Importance Of Having Davis
Pain Killer always on hand.

~.
Re"d<rfsf s~'s Of ns Res d. L B,syto~,
Ai''i0n sryi" Indie, she sas ssuno BY q
Scorpion.
Extract from his letter, published in the Ban.
tiss Missionary Magazine;
"Fe. the frst time since have been In In.
A'a, havs heen stane by scorpion. I went
Out this morning to my exercises, a. usual .,
carry DAWN and having occasion - use an old
bo1, 90 taking OF the cover I mt ', hand on
. scorpion, which imrn, distely resented the In.
suit ey thrusting its sting into the palm Of my
hand The instaataReous and severe pain
which dartea threngh the system 10 quite In.
crediblei what an swiully virulent poison
tneir stins must contain! FLEW TO MI BOTTLE
or DA-'s' PAM KrLLgR, and found il to be
true - its name after a moment's relief, |
saturated a small piece Of sponge, bouad il on
my hand, and vent about my exercises feeling
no mo particular Inconvenience. a2b At,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
TIE LIrrLk GIRLs OF Baltimore

We see it stated that the noble hearted d
little girls Of Baltimore are making ar
rangemsn's TO hold fair nf thar own i,r
tho benefit Of the poor I'uIs children Of
the Southern Ststes. Tho co"asI,lion.
shosvsi may have originated it. is beyond
slrprsise. and will but serve 10 snde.r
the Monumental Guy the s,rengsr to tb.
besrts Of The Southarn psopie.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23

SOUTH CAROLTNA-Lancaster District.
pY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina.
~ ry for said District
WHEREAs, ]. J. Porter has applied 70
me for Letters Of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chatteIs, rights and
credits Of I. w. hsndrick. late Of the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon.
ish all and singular. the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said Deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the ~ District, to be holden at Lancaster
Coutt House on the 3lst day Of May,
inst. to show cause, IL any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my band aud seal, this 9Th
day Of May, in the year OF our
Lord 1866, and in the Goth year OF
the Independence Of the u. 3. or
America
D. A. WILLIAMS. o. Id.
May ls, 1866. AT.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
Notice.

TINE COMMISSIONERS Of Rsads and
l. Didses are ao,i6ed that they mus,
meet at i.asea,trs &. II on the srst Mos
day 10 August next, - ihsls will ks im.
psrtaat s6siasss TO trassact.
BY order Of DAN'L HlNSON,
May 18th, sc. u. ChAirnaa.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
FINANCIAL AND oonxERoIAL.

CHARLOTTE. N. c., May ~
Very little eostos offering We quote at
81 10 ass cents. currency.
Egv YosK. May is
Cotton 6rn, at an advance Of ! 70 2 cents.
Ssles Of 500 baks, at a5 to IS cents.
Gold 3ot
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
United States Internal
I'd TE1p1ENfTpfR F7T "
IL y EsNgE AAAs

A lLPERSONSI IN LANCASTER UIS
"A uict a'e hereby not i6sd that will be-
at the following places on tae da"s speei
hsd. to receive returns Of Iaco-es for the
wear 1S63. aDd applications for Licenses by
all Psrenhs engaged in sny kind of business
fro@ lst "f May. 1866 10 ist "f Nxy. 1867
All PERSON. ssg~s-d in any kind OF busi.
meas or profession. sucL ~ bankers. whole
-a's a.j retail dealers, hor - dealers. DIS.
Iill-r., keeper. nf hotels, and eating houses,
insurA"cs ng-nis. manufacturers. p-dlers
"p"t"-ea'irs,p s'"p'ap"i.t-. b"tch~r., ,o,n
e's If staIl'"ns aud jark-, lawyers. physi
ri ms, d-n,isls. arch teris, rivii -nainser.,
b .ildsrs and ron rractots, common carriers
aud al "thsT orcupanon, are required to
make applications L. me for License.
Mar afaGtprers, j-tillers, sc nust make
their monthly r-,nrns.
Holders ~ Cstton. and Spirits IL Tnr
Pe"tin-. owner. 81 csrriag-s, pianofsries,
watches ~ad gold and silver pla,~, will
make returns 10 me
Al Col Nelson Bells Mond. v. Nav %
Matthias Cre"shs"s, Tuss,iay, 29.
Capt 7. l. CI, urn'sVv-dne.day. 80
T.xahnw. Thsr.duy. ri
Rev. Robt H.glers. Fnday. JnIs Ist
jobs Su'alrs, SATURDAY.. I'D
Lancaster, & II, Mssday, Z. 4,h
:. II McNnrray's, Tuesday, 9Th
Thomas X Mngilrs. Wsdne-day,+ 9Th
Potts S,Or., Thursday, 7th
BELL Air. Friday, &" 9th
Craig d Faylers. Saturday, 9th
Lancaster. G.. IL. Monday, =" II
Pleasan'liill, ( my residence )T"sdy" -
Penalty Ter doing business without 81
cease, tive years imp:i.snmSnt snd $500
nus. Fer failure 70 make return of Income,
t~raty' 'h's per cent. vii. be added 10 the
asssssnent
II }. HlCKSON. Assistant Assessor.
7Ih Division. Isl District, So. Ca.
May %. 1876 '-2t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-23
JOB WORK.

We are nov prepared TO execute af kinds u
Job Work, With neatness ard Dispatch, snl
on accommodating terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-22

FRANKLIN PARISH, sept. a. 1866
10 tue Editor OF the No" orleans Da'ly crescent:
''s ~Aii9 ''tSt0lJ u =" 0''0At % 'n7 A'9'ot9 VI
crop anu Rei7o" d. al a'q van stle
ture Oh colIon can aPPIo@!li"se tie yieiU VI cioP
oeiote s@'neiils 'ile ~ =! sI0
navaf0 VI .ho SEASON., "lenou' seeit
heLt' ln louisiana 'ue car 1ooO
mi'uou' d P@raiiet ~ Tvs uisas.lous oasuai'ieS
Ane W VI VIZ ON sooA lAl r.
oen'"5e Vi IT'S anuS'a' iaNuS Ut to"' ~ Il,
i"iiiS ~" 80
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y tepi uutS Gotnusu gi'n S'stIeiy any in.gt
niSsi't un,l. Iio oeA u uiS
up LIZ "llloH uS""ly 'lio l.uoi9 "
u' - "a" u''"9 0u to' "0e'ot gu" " '2 4,'i"t'
ny N'ppls mere anu v,.ei
- ~ - - t w 80 ~ 81 e 80 ~ I
tn0 EioU ~ tu9 '''n9 tt"nVins 'na' si'0ut" t+
49, HH'9"'U ~ ,u1 ',itoUe - 4P'i'' "@
n"i0iy peSuil' Inc p,"n'ea uei"y'o "nuei ''i0
aioPe tnlI ii' "si'' SUI pe Hfoi :" WIN " e'ii'0
70 po' nl' rough ilu'-orohen gtouIlu IN pe'.el
otuGi 4oL 'ne Sgeu, u ~ teuss ,l,'t .-S
"oula AIi' up Ions eliUusn ~ W.
80 'n's ~ %o"l4 NY w - t'' ~
ID tne lluu. ne was N1ati5 opi'sFo "
pu' IL 'iie soeu LA u ~ ill"o
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rords +I,e loet If Nav no ,yorls n ,oJ11antar "a
d,r;r tIo nortinronco ofe IA, IL,
,,o.si5lo Tho cros, s,,.rnr m ohol-;tr, 41,o
tIo,,t ond cbocl,in, IT, ,[ro,rtl, for+hor
tho, tI,o r,low and +bo boe GoonId rozsi
Nv cnt ~ covar Il mn Fyon Tvhoro
fread,oan worked dilioentlv. which was NOT al.
vovs tha case tbe conseouence was tho cron
mi aImos+ irrotriavoblv in the grass A praat
Joaiz v,as thrown awav even off+be short own 10
4bo hand nlarted in order to try and save tbo
balance. In the meantime the stalk-cbo7zed
,ritl, crab oross sb,daa with woods droyynod / =
daily 7oods-moda hardly any Growth The rains
suddenly ceased the second week of June, a2tb /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-22

whole Of the top crop and that portion of the
middle crop left by the severe drought, not yet
sufficiently matured as to be beyond their
reach.
As to the yield of the crop in all this section,
from the best information within my reach, it will
require from three to five acres to make bale as
la general thing, whilst from half to three
fourths of bale per will constitute the very
few and far between exceptions.
Yours respectfully,
III NJ D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-22
THAE TEE
CHAKTEE,.,,....................,'..CH CHARTER
OF
THE SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
For Disabled Soldiers.
CHARTER

KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that whose
hereuno coporaos being DESTROYS of
quiring enjoying the rights, and privileges of
body corporate do hereby form and constitute
such other become associated
with u.s. by subscription donation succession Cor
poraon the law of the State OF louisiana
Titled organization Interpretations for literary
scientific religious charitable purposes approved March
H. 1855 agreed upon the following definition of its
objects pu poses upon the following stipulaoRs and
regulations the Constitution of said Corporation to
the same, towit;
ARTICLE FIRST
The name style and title Of said Corporation shall be THE
SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION FOR DISABLED
SOLDIERS. Its domci is hereby fixed in the Parish of
Orleans of Louisiana The sd Corporation shall exist
continue during years from the date hereof
4 SECOND.
The object and purposes Association are hereby de-
gica treatment all soldiers of the late Confederate VINO
may the same and all soldiers from any other part
the United States foreign countries who may pc IN
like of need and unpoVded tori and TO receive
for free Of charges such be permanently als
bled afflicted with incurable wounds and diseases
ARTICLE
Any become members Of this assoca
ton upon payment twenty-five dollars into its treasury ant
subscribing his her their names in person or by proxy
the books Of the corporation, or TO these articles
ARTICLE FOURTH,
all the corporate powers ofthe corporation shall be vested
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81. Domingo Bitter
St. Domingo Bitters,
ct. Domingo Bltters.

st. Domingo Bitter
One Of the most valuable combinations Of useful medicine
and an agreeable beverage that has offered
public Millions of bottles sold throughout NORTH
during the last four years. and wherever introduced 1t has
proven welcome addition to the invads table, the family
circle and the bachelors sideboard.
Ladies who have lost strength and appetite and suffer from
nausea, vomiting and vertigo
Gentlemen who don'tee very well Just before breakfast
dinner whose stomach is out of order and system is
rally deranged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
Children Of cky nature and sour cyBpeptic constitution
Travellers who have occasion to change their water and
All who live In malarous DISTRICTS and subject to mias
matte Influences will find of the most valuable tcncB
invgorstors that can be taken, in
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The radicals are in intense agony over the
whitening rebuke General Grant gave them at
Cincinnati Their feelings can be imagined, but
cannot be described. They now know where he
stands in this great crisis of country's history
and they can no longer doubt his firm adherence
to the wise and patriotic policy Of the President
He is for the Union and because he is so he is on
the side Of the communicative
philadelphia Age,