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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

BLANE.-

Borne on the ruStling oflcaves, the signing
sofsthe breeze, there comes voice which asks
me if am alone f The ptteous word alone!
uiou1Hf1iy it iings; in my ear with solemn
seadeace. A!onsN QU alone? Let me think,
well, esesI answer RavceI no fiend to some
eesiufcs give me a passing thought-none to re-
gard-ntY absence or iSh for my return
Hope whispers to my credulous heart, and
fhidk / have found Friend. Don't think
meaas,a lover, f.rs from it, for he has long
since given al the wealth Of his young affec-
tions 10 one who trust is worthy. Heaven
forbid that she should be otherwise. I have
his Griendship-',is all ask For friend
ship lis hpiy tsarm which binds the bro
ken heart" None knows-the value of friend
until far from, home surrounded by strangers;
then ills that friendship becomes dear. IT'S
sacred bond, dearer to me than ought on
ea. .tA, 70 feel that have one to whom ! can
go with all my trivial troubles, into whose
dark eyes lean look and feel that there, at
least, sympathy exists. And yet may be
deceived, for ours is deceptive race. -.-..-
But Ewould not lift the mystic vail OF futu-
rity and rad the scroll Of fate. No, would
taingather ct,Ser around me the mantle of
oblivion. sIss trust; he has chosen wisely,
for 3is as"lemn thing to link ones lifelong
destiny with an uncongenial spirit, and my
earnest prayer Is, may earth afford him her
brightest lot, end Heaven bestow her choicest
Gle>> il.ss5>, and when we have passed through
.thiSaTeary world Of care and strife, may we
meet the fadeles< shores OF eternity, where
ewll4 never more hear echoed the nournfal
word .,alene >! - t. ~ MAGGIE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21
Gnr. farr....Eete MesSase.

We publish this Me>Saye OF Governor Orr,
in which he gives his reasons for diSapproving
the Patrol Bill passed at tie late session of
the Legislature In justice to the Committee
who reported the bill in the Senate, we ought
to<tatc that. the Chairman, Gen. KeTshaw,
made an able reply t, the positions taken by
Coz Or, anu conGended that the bill vas not
iairly liable To the objections stated by the
Governor, when construed according to its
:rHe intent aud meaning, It'is very certain
. ttlatsthere was IN, intention 10 enact law in
consistent With the present status Of the ne
gro papuhtion The purpose Of GOV. Orr,
however, Is wise and prudent The State
sh6eldnat pass any law at all Inconsistent
witt the free condition uf the negro. polula-
tim, aud against the spirit Of the new Con-
stitalfptl. - >. =, a.. -.-.
VEFo5oF THE BILL TO AMEND THE PATROL LAWS.
ftte2aauexed veto meSSageof Governor Orr
iSthe first veto message sent to the General
As&eniiiy under the new 60, Stitution. Un-
der the Constitution Of 1871 the Governor did
nat possess the vetn power. As the, message
was received very late in the day preceding
the aflInurnlnelsf, il was not finally disposed
Of tS1sthe sSenatr - - .-- " r-:-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

A KNOCK Down ARGUMENT.-A temperance
lecturer; descanting on~tFe essential and puri-
fying effects of cold water, remarked, as
knock. down argument:
"When the world had become so corrupt
that the Lord could do nothing with it, He
was obliged to giveit thorough sousing n
cold water" -...-..-.'
Yes" replied an old topper, 'but it. killed
every burned critter or the face the earth" )"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

DEAD.-Cof James Chestnut, aged ninety
three years died at his home, in Kirkwood,
near Camden, on the 17thSu!tirno. He was
the father of Gen. James Chestnut, and was
highly respected by the people of Camden,
among whom he resided so long. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

THE. SCHOOL MASTERS ToAsT.-The fair
daughters of Columbia May theylGdd virtue
to beauty, Subtract envy from friendship,
muJtiply arniable accomplishments by sweet
ness of temper, di0ide time by sociatity and
economy, and reduce scandal to its t0~est de-
n0miination by a modest christian department.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-21

A conscript being told that it was sweet to
die for his country, tried to excuse himself on
the ground that he never did like sweet things"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-08
GrDpeifeeu s Co.,
}fe ~ Ora HTWHT = 81 .1tfE
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pom 9tp1enbolA onfHertfam 81 maden, mel9e pom
teinem bis iett sn 9laFtt gebtate, In ualfaltg aHo
Heinbet Ses Eonese iibeEtrDfsa parse. iagjs nstts
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bic ueaefte perbeiIerte fransSf f4e Medenn tFrench
Grand AetfonOs BEN Bnb pole siIerhe Sabmen nnb
ale mesernens Bfrbelernpgen. Seeea Snfnument
wirS Mttet Der Muffibt bes Germ 8. b. o. Duz
ite pef ier4ist bet zine prdftii9e Grfnhumg bon
dber 30 Sohren i'm SerfertiQen ppn RlGriegen bat
mir sarantirer in ieOer Sinfibt ffar Seren Site.
J Die Grcorffeenftben pianDs erbiettem BEN
b6d,s1en Berhlenias preis in Der sieIbetiibmttn
notwithstanding iber bic beeR 5nbrtIots 2OneOss,
9atst 9elafH Der stdSts Rem. gOrt, 9bIabels
rbia, aaItimore nnb BOfon : ebeniO bic scISsne nnb
ifikerne gs6ainsa auf BEN ameritanif9en SnftihIte
in flint apfetndtiber folGenSen abren, rOee 9ssaiI
len nan in unfsrnf gersaaisIOtaIe fsben'tant. q
Die neaeflen 8erbeHt+nnaen nnb Ser arosarttse
Betrieb nHferes gei6dftes iorpebI aIs aMd bos uen
nhs rene ,inoe5oltene Cab Spftem befdbieen tins,
nnfere 5dbrtate btliger ~ usrtaAfeR, benu rgenb
cine nn6ere 6abrit. .sulsss sra ri lg 80
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gaatbesabIans in satsh0rem @eIee-i.
BI- aatatOse wsrSsn unsntsslpIi9 aeienSet, D
ft~s ~ Y@st II .sf,sF34 atNftsHra .-9fr55S fs.4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-08

Bon unb mad benz .. sui 1855 perben Sfse bges
ben in 8erbiaSang mil aen meh. 2iaiea ME foIst:
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10 NIT BEN 9. 80 y. M. eTPress4oRas uon SuifalO
81 nn6 erreidt ReD Dort am likr gorgens.
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stnOmmsnl; srrei4t aep gorf fO2O .. b. pers
a dapanns i. great gBeitern Gifeababn fur PbiIa.
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$50 y. Pojt= GTpreb, lber aDoa nne Corn nsuiue
ru7 tdsIi4 Sonntogs duseenommen1 erreicht 9eiD
Dorf nbr RereeHs. Berbinbet IN GImira nit
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burg. ghiIasslpbta. Baltimore, asaiBtrstou ariS
2.2O s. b. 6isEtias erpres (aass eOantassj
bditnHr fur 9ols IlriS 2eafieT uas tnmmt IN Reu
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8 Z
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&c. in Der % II 81 bssIertsa ale Ra4taase
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Grie @itenbahu, g5D-H q 36as
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ae' 9lE 0eneral- gallagher ASfHt.
s. /. 1ticoltg Ilf 2H aio Aja31i9g tlts
General- Supsriutenhent. 1s &c
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-08

Sir Stem gerf: si -. .ssl ca. a.3 q
. Toagera s. 0aneerFieft,
4D6a ~ 30 Ren Btliamitr,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-08
GSnr. GrrfeS

SAT esn beasattEts gllttsf WI iebs VII GsFbpslre,
MbeRm0tismmss lRett4pn0en uah ale bafa Gadbsn.
CT bat eins uentbp teit bgtesfte NntpsrfaEs GaIbe
Zen perAen fdflH. ha e felt iaHgep ahrea an hiegem
@late sebraMdt w6fbe4 " MA6 spar MT grpeem ers
foIe. Bran wenee I'D an
w. @nRfe&e
42Qogb Goaasgejirase, iaisettdsb BET Teutg9en
iunf5 Yletbohi5senftr6e.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-08

seerS6fe ssDyfsu. . effdytsf@ tisrsen
psrbsn fofOrt surd BE braiIiantf6e eiaruna. cine
pflansIide Swbitdna aus 8raen, bic bort pom ieber
I'm Oebrdd@ geiueien, seheilt. s}sl59&tA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-08
III taI 60 4Il Z
,Gtfembabu.
q af bpttIs uuS 8 bpttanOpsa sinte.

~ 80
Raf bpttIe Hnb 8 bpttanOpa a sinie. Z
gersast RsfbDiIs uab ebot4anooaa ,ino oIIe gtass
ilbIirh nm $50 y. W. lns $50 p R. MntnRft Ia
ssa ssa a e = 8 sS 81 S
un6 2.45 q. 50. Anfunft IN RafbpiHe Wm 400 q. 30.
unb II so u. 81. na9iten gag. 80 =
que 8iss f9Itsben fcs in @ortroee an fir Sbelbs
ebsIbppiIts att6 sbdtteu. ~ i
gerEast @arraee f2.i0 q. 30. Hrlb $50 u. D., era
Ts g5s5uSe ri g. b. A. vi srrsit
Bartraee SOS y. ~. itns Has p, R. r,
6abrt mad 9sP SrleanS SO 81 q 3
Yepbie silly
IL 1RsmRpis -,....-........ ,.:., 1910 "
Genaner Ani5I,lb nirb serna9t IN Steueuion unb
Chattanooga fiir ale Gtd6fe mad Dnen nnb Siibeu.
saIaftGars fins bel allen EqfiasiFiaaeH. q 81
aaIbpiI lie uHs 81 osbweit tib aints.5
SobnionpiHe mnb ale RIate men pn6 Nor6mM, mn
2.t0 g. 81. Bertdbt aiRgftoii Springs gTn $50 .. d.
antanitr SDsnlOTggs9eu sAe B. 8HriS Ds q r.
q. R. Antnnft in Raibpile II 40 .. SO. L5dI .
Aeeem IN attpn. : Der dtt RaiRpins Ais
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gelde IN gsrbinsurs fteben NIT Der p ago a.. D.
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Der S9IatieaTs rns eiieH spii@sn aaibptHe are
~ gage baIten an alien SaspifSen HesenSen
Stat'onsn an c.i gga.aL yH5Ff5gsH sng 80
/ afde4s ftnb ~ babsa BEL s. g. SadiSr, sssenAber
Ct. gloa0 Setel eser am ekattaHOOsa Depot. .sis
QS. 81. cJmstes,H GenI. Supt.
| tf;ege Ia R.unA q. %. R. N. 80.
/ s8 1so5.f@. Bre mr. H9iist6
Gg 6fl 6iiii5Hi General paH. &ssnt,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-08
Weaeu glnssebrasna.
Reiae Slatarmnfb mnb @teiSbfmbt
s31mebr. al
Observation-Disclosures @ilen< gtatrnn bon
%. YeruB.

Giefks neie grdporGE 1T bereits in TraHtreid unb
Grialanb an Gteae Der Giienmitfel oboptirt. Gs 1T
fe, farbz unb gei9madles Hnh entipricbt in ieinen
8eftGnbtbeiIen Der Snfdmmenieknng oes 8iutes unb
Der 9upchen. geeen 8leibfue6f, agenbeinwerhen,
S6fDhde SYSTEMATICALLY anemie, 0i6t b TEN f6neIs
Ierer nN 9erer sptrfefbes NlineL Gle Afhbemtt be
Alebeeine pen6et es IN ben meiiten duen an ano
ielt bamit bic beften GrfoIge.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-08
wci1er as Gepaibbaffaut

BeiIer as Gppaibbaffani q
ftnS grimanIt,s Rattieo gapiein NIB bic Taattieos
Gtniprisung. sSn DeralteteR SdleH. mo ane aBsere
Eitteu b as lerfcIgIps erwiefeB ba5enS Tpiro orr9
bic atticrpreperotionen ber gldnaenote Grfrlg ers
aisIt Gr. 3ieoro Der beribnte Epesialif TDenbet e
faGtmasf9liefIia an. Die GinipritnHg wiro BET frts
f4en unb bic Gdpetn bel uerGltste 6den IN AnIDens
Shnggebrndbt. a8ss 4saaa lss5ssE gesagate4 s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17
Che Gate Giip.


-., -
Ut T. r. Miiier, vi NC" AoeA' "rses 10
the New York World, this note giEing sample
If the infections to which travellers are SUBJ
- a.. r.a.,a. N;
lecteu ou 'ne oA"ao. s'oe o.
A party OF visitors 70 the re1s ra.ihs
taken carnage On the CAnana ane OF gus
pension Bridge, we're driven 70 tne snH
Rock House, 1t the verge OF the rsns.
oniy one OF the party ln'enoeu gong W. ~
u, der the faiAss MI upon mgsy
Charges, ETC., We we're toio' IN, "os
1t is ali tree But nov MrGh so so'ss "
protect us from the spray SoeninS :, An
you must all go down happy 70 accommo-
date you, and we turnisn guioe 70 JAKE yoa
down. his looked suspicious ana We
sand. "bat you cannon I'VE this way no" 40 q,
you keep your mouse anu make your pronls
'oh, we have some fancy articles ioI SAFE,
ana we expect people 10 puy haeie soMe~
thing if they choose, and much moro OF the
same talk. till the whole party was hnal9
over persuaded to don the attire and de-
scend.
A sublime spectacle, well worth paying for,
was enjoyed, and when our suits we're Oh We
entered the showroom and purchased at ex-
orhitaut prices what We thought would give
them respectable remuneration Tor their
attendance, and were passing out, when one
said, ~ on wild please step this WY end set
tie you bin ''My bill. what is it? said
one; I'VE we're Told there were no charges
Two dollars, was the reply. I'VE are all
willing TO pay for what we We had, but we
were told that all was free; and saying this.
he handed the two dollars TO the one ~ at
tendance 1T is two dollars apiece, we
were then told. 1.-Two dollars apiece |
shall pay no such bill, for We were distinctly
told that We were 10 pay nothing And
this is the very man who told me SO, said a
lady Of the party, turning TO man who had
just entered. lit is q llef be exclaimed,
u never saw your faces before. y
Meantime. two aurty fellows had been sen;
10 hold the doors aud thus We were kept IN.
aud most shamefuliy snuboed ana brow
beaten. till. rather than stay longer, two dot
lars were paid and al bat one gentleman
passed out, and the door was immediately
closed.
Soon as II was found that one OF the gen
tlemen was detained, the one who had paid
went back. flushing ms way IN; n be was ac>
costed hy onriy fellow WITH eli; what
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A9es' 10 ,'-"1xaetly Y'-solsn Single said
they were there every time" THE felt "owley''
in the morning, he took Plantation Bitters; if be
felt weary NJ night, be took Plantation Bitters
he lacked appetite, was weak, languid or mentally
depressed, he took Piantaaiea Bitters and they
never failed to set him on his pins square and
firm = ss@e
rev eefscns want sny bettef suthority but as
some may, just read the following:
.. l owe mach TO you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my life,
REV W: H. WAGNER, Madrid, \. r.
have been great saf-
s. m: D: - =. = f. .sssssa P sssssn.
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
q had lost al appetite
wss 10 ~sak .nd snsrrstsd ] could hardly walk,
and bad perfect dread Of society.
The Plantation Hitters have set me al right
JAMES HEIMINwAY, St. Louis, Mo-"
q c. The Pants&ion Bitter,
have cured me Of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs. that distressed for years.
They act like charm.
G c. MOORE. 254 Broadway, n. Y"
Mrs Q. NJ. DENoE, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children. says shc ''has
gwen II 10 the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and crafty Ing
results" We have received over hundred reams
Of such certificates but no advertisement is so ef-
fective rs what people themselves say of good
article. Our fortune and reputation is nj
stAka- The original quality and high chafac.er
of these goods viii be sus,.ined under every and
all circumstances They have already obtained n
sale in every town, village. parish and hamlet
among civiIixsd nasisna- Raas simitA,ors Try to
come our name and style a. they can, and
because good article cannot be sold Ms low as q
poor one. they find some seaport from parties who
do not carr what they sell Be on your guard
See our private stamp over the cork.
p. II. DRAKE / CO, New Yerk City.
Saratoga SFasg Wstss, sold by all
Druggists.
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HE WOODEN DEPARTMENT
Embraces . superb pelsctso. Of Blankets Yiaaasaal
Ybrus. &c, &c.

tup4kB
Yhsus. &c, &c.
NE Notion Depar{menf contains sp,sndid lot Of
Gloves and Hosiery d the rery bcsf quality for sASss
gentlemen. boys, misSes aed children
Underwear for mem women and chii6ren-
npe broad Cloths tassimsrss and Heavy Beaver for
gsntsmens wear 81 khe ksst quality and styiss cheap
nn+ stnck Of Wodi Cloths aad Heavy BeAssxs for
Ladies Ciosts, very cecap,
shags without nashhas for Lafixs And Mis.es Also,
large lot Of Bssahf3aA enASis, Batnerals and Hoop
Ekirta Of the latest stb l>s and pattwn-
Osrsfs Yisor Oh Cloths Msia. Rrgs. DrugEcta, &c
me bat ~ iatimsfion Of the issye ssoek Of
staple sd fancy sood4 kept by this hrn suee IL to
say they keep evsythuE that elegant and sseful in
the dry goo n ne from the finest silk sad silk velvet
cloth dowI the thlble n~~die thrcsd tuftons and
6imm3nss With vhicA make II. And .. th~s bay
clnsivcy fr b. their customers viii not have ~ pay
them NJ sns@Ya4t ~ ~tfi . Fruhi.
Gall ART examine III yourselves The pYpprietors and
their obging sArsen viii take sxsa; pleasure in shov
ing th~fr stock, and 10 ii thai yeH dealt
With honestly. Remember, they occupy No ~ Main
RtrA~t. nor7
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A Political Photograph.

The New ! ork Herald says:
.Thurlow Weed is GU, in long rigmarele
Of letter in which be defines his position to
be in opposition to the Copperheads. but in
favor OF Hoffman. The firm of Seward,
Weed and Raymond may therefore be cou-
Eidered a. thus disposed or the present -
Seward is completely over on the Iammanv
side OF the fence. Raymond has gone COM
pletely over on the other side. while Weed
is hanging over en- the same side. all but one
leg as;ride of which IS Hoffman"
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Heimstreets iuimitable Hair Coloring is not
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of fs-
cnustic, and more or less destroy the vitality
and beauty Of the hair. This IL the original Hair
Coloring. and has been growing in favor over
twenty years 1t restores grey hair to its original
color BY gradual absorption, in most remarkable
manner. It is also beautiful hair DRESSING Sold
in two siIes-5o cents and thy all dealers.
c. HEIMSTREET. Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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OVER A MILLION D axIARx SAVED

OVER MILLION y 9L6AR8 SAVED
Gentlemen 81 had a negro man, worth ~ zoe
who took cold from a bad hurt in the leg. and was
useless for over year / had used everything
could hear Of without benefit, until ! tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment- II effected q
permanent cure. j. l.. Downing.
Montgomery, Ala June Il, 1888.
Il take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment n valuable and indispensa-
bile arsiee for sprains, Sores. Scratches. or Calls
ON Horses. Our men have used ii for burns, Brui-
ses, Sores. Rheumatism, DC, and all say il acts
like magic J. ". HEWITT.
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
den's Express.
ssThe spran Of my daughters ankle. occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week, after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Liniment. ED. sEELY."
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l, 1868.
Ii Is admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Lsrimeut performs more cures in shorter
time, man and beast, than any article ever dis
covered. Families, Evrrv-rnen and planters
should always have il hand. Quick and sure
il certainly is All genuine is wrapped in steel
Plate cnsravinrs, bearing the signature Of G. ".
Aesthroak. Chemigt. and the prfrrit Z. 5. stamp
oil DxMAs bAENEs Co, over the top.
an eiort has been made 70 counterfeit it with a
eheaT stone plate label. Leak etsselyi
arasega Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17
Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
To hathe the face and person, to render the skin
soft and fresh. 70 ailay inflammation, to perfume
clothing. Tor headache, dc. 1t il manufactured
from Tire rich Southern Magnolia, and il obtaining
patronage qnite unprecedented. :, ia favorite
with actresses and opera singers. il il SOLD by all
dealers. NJ ! 20 in large BOTTLES. aud by DEHAs
BARNES 4 Co., New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
|, sradicates scurf and daudruf.
i; keeps the head cool aud clean
Il mazcs the hair rich. soft and glossy.
Il prevents hair turning gray and falling of
II restores hair upon premaiurely bald heads
This Is Just what Lyons Kathairon will do. Ii
is rretty--it Is ehesp-darahle. Ii is literally
sold By the carload. and yet It's almost incredible
demand is daily increasing. until there is hardly q
country store that does not keep it, or family
that does not use II.
L. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. n. Y.
Saratoga Spring ~ ater. sold by all
Drr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

Who would not be beautiful, Who woald no,
add to their beauty, What givee that marbls
purity and dsstirgse appearance W Observe apos
the stage, and in the city belle 1t ID No isnger
secret They HagAn's Nagpoiia DaIn- IL
continued use removes tan, frsekles. pinpjss and
roughness, from the face and handa md Iaavsl
the complexion smooth, transParsat, h,ssaing End
ravishing. Unlike nsuy eosneeiss, \ ssaeaioi
no material injurious 70 the skin. Aay Dvsggis'
will order i, for you. il not hand, q tects psl
bottle. W. E. HAGAN, Troy. N. r., Cksf
BfMts BsRyks 4 ~ ~Wsalp ksls sgrnf u n
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-17

Case Of no vias and book complete 90
Case Of ~ tarx~ vmis In end hreA-s--+. o.
Case Of % large vnls pain and look..-..-- &C
Case Of ID boxss fAos 10 Isl nd eouk %
Thsss rseedss. b. The single box. ssrt &c
any part uf the country, by mail express. 6vs .
Charge on rseeirs ~ fhs prae. kd6ress
HEHPHGETS SyECTFTC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE cUBPlEY
osAee and Drpsi No. So Broadway, lew Tort.
Fer sale by ~s~ty Hrssicins p~alcr
Dr HU4PHREfe IL consulted tnis Of bis oass. 90
scnss OF es letter. above. for ali forms Of disc
tznEefy