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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

South CarolIna-SpeciaI Message of Gov
Orr.
COLUMBIA. :. C., Sept s.-Ciov. Orr. in a
special message. will recommend TO the Lee
gislaiure the acceptance by the State of the
provisions OF the act of Congress of l>62, do
mating lands TO States and Territories, for the
establishment OF agricultural colleges. He in
Inmates that the State can realize $4,000 from
the sale OF scrip.
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THE FREEDMEN OF noRrB C.Ro,Jy.

Inc Assistant Commiss Toner Of the Freed
mems Bureau for the State of Moth Carolina.
reports that all cases of outrages, by whites or
olaeks, are submitted to the civil courts. He
states that there is a great improvement in the
conuhlon OF the freedmen. and that out of
31fOO of them in the State but D 5no n. -,
faIled to place themselves beyond the reach of
want.
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- The New DIRK Commercial Advertiser
Republican, says of the address Of the South
ern Disupion Convention that it is in its style
intoierabie- "Stilted, venomous and undigni-
hed-it would disgrace a schoolboy.,
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Reception of the Southern DELEGATES

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J.. Sept. S.-The Com
mon Council adopted resolutions instructing
the Mayor to receive, welcome, and care for
the Southern Delegates, as mark of
love, honor, and esteem for true men OF the
South.
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Dead

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s-W. w. Baldwin,
senior pr oprIetor of the Locomotive Works,
Mathew Baird, is on his way home from Eu-
rope. having been recalled by dispatch through
the Callp
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THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES BUII DING As
ISOLATION has started with the prospect o.
being a large snd successful affair. Over ona
thousand dollars were subscribed at the t-s'
meeting. Elsewhere will be seen the adyer-
usement OF meeting.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARKANSAS.

Breyet Major General +. o. &. Ord has
iss"ed on order announcine his assumptlon.
by assignment of the President, OF the Depart
ment of the Arkansas. Colonel Hugh q
Brown, I'd Lieutenant. 18th Infantry, And
Colonel p. Ord. ID Lieutenant, LIST Infantry.
are announced as Aides Camp TO the General
commanding
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PATENTS IssUED.-The Commissioner Of
Patents issued one hundred and nfty.A pa.
tents during this week.
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LARCENIEe OF CLoTBIsG.-Alice Turner.
colored. WAS arrested by officer Crump for the
larceny OF an old Josey from Elizabeth Stoke
and pair Of paints from Samuel King The
articles Were taken from the house OF Mrs.
Stokes during the Temporary absence OF tue
landlady. The prisoner was committed 20 ,Al
for court by Justice Morsell.
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EAST WAsHING1oN NJ. r. CHURCH The
sunday Schoot Union Will mold their quarter
" meeting to- morrow SUNDAY afternoon ~
O'Clock. Gems. Eakin. Brown. and other,
Will deliver addresses. See advertisement
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lxTBRSAL RHvsNuH.-The receipts from this
source to-day were o., soi,5s 90.
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LOSAE0.
MERCHANT TAILOR

W. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner Of 9Th and ID streets, q.
Desires 70 return his thanks for the libe raj 81
patronage bestowed upon him curing past NJ
seasons, and At the same time invites his H6
friends to v Fit his store and pect hi new --A-
and choice selec tion Of goods. which he has inst
purchased for the Fall and Winter Trade Mr.
hAhDON. his associate, continues to give his
Constant attention to the sty lie and general apear
arce OF all garments made at the establishing
motto. az Imr
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$6.OOO,OOO
PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT.
GAGE BONDS.
100000 SOLD.
he NORTH MISSOURI r. r. Co. HASAU-
thorized Us to sell their 6rst Nor tgsgs Der cent
thirty years Bonds. The whole amount Is SsnOO,.
Vo: coupons payable on the Let days Of January
and July OF each year, in New York.
Referring to our advertisement Of August, hav-
ing sold the nrst half million Of these des rablc
bonds, we have adv anced the price to
EIGHTY-FIvE CENTS.
at which they stand unrlyalled as the chea nest
frst-ciass security In the market
seln JAY COOKE 90.
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MONEY SOLD Al the meeting lI3.h month o.
the First National Building Association las
night At an average OF 50 per cent
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n@BLEssING OF BILLS.

rBLEsslNG OF BILLS
The imposing and interesting Ceremony of
BLESSING THE BELLS
ST. ALOYSIUs CHURCH
will be performed on
sUHDAY.sEP srH, at O'Clock p. M,
70 witness hich the pew holders and ALI frisnJ.
Of the Church are invited.
pamphlet explaining the ceremony will be
published and for sale on Saturday morning at the
stores Of Messrs. j. 7. Burch and J r. Ellis Ana
The procession will be formed at the school,
rooms OF the Church at O'Clock ,. m and proceed
from which. after being Joined by the school, CHI
dreu and societies Of the several churches IL viii
Sd to o. along to the rsiro sacs 70
and after receiving the Archbishop Of Baltimore,
The Vi. 70 the
ORDER OF PRooEssIoH.
rS SaI.E y psa..
&C. shs Hs,i'1ASr MA. JAMES K.l.h.r
Band.
H. 1hI;sIT w,s:, i' s:. seeis ss' rA''',
Ct. Aie,sius sunSsy School:
oEpSsn Gif:' s. S issssa.. A '1iaa.
st. Patrieks Sunday school
Sc. Peter Sunday School
1t Matthew SUNDAY 0.heol
St. Domin mics Sunday School
s. s. Ss'.; ssaS:, ss M School
st. Aleysi ne Society
Hond - -rs... .s,.
Yong CathoIiei Friend s,sssty.
TENT srsnee Societies Of w ston sai 0eor, g.
st. Vincent 9: Paul Society.
Band 80 al
s0dahtiss Of che Bic ssd virgin Mary eel u
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LOCAL NEWS.

DEGREES OF DlyoECE.-Judge Fisher. Sill
ting III the Equity Cont, has made d decree
diyorcing Adelaide T.. Allen from the bonds Of
matrlmony with VIM. e.. Allen The petition,
nled in April last, sets forth that she was mar
ried 10 the defendant i'll July, 1865, at Bergen.
n. Y, and she lived with her husband for
about two months, until she became fully con-
WINGED that he had been guilty of adultery:
that the defendant has had carnal knowledge
OF lewd women frequently. particularly with
one Claude Livingston, in Baltimore. and had
contracted a loathsome disease. A. LLOYD,
Esq, for complainant. The evidence was
taken by NJ. Ashford, examiner
Also. one divorcng Mary Ellen Hongh from
the bonds of matrimony with George Camp
ben Hough. The petition in this case sets forth
that they were married in lci9: that he left and
went TO California in lo6l, leaving her without
any support; that since his return last year he
has committed adultery IN house on 18th
street, with one Ella Mortimer. The defend.
ant denies these allegations. The evidence
was taken before Examiner ] J. johnson.
when the woman named and another testified
TO the truth of the allegations. 5. 5. Phillips
for petitioner.
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PROGRAMS oF M SIC THIS EVENING"
Ahner -. Brady. OF G, mns lum FAM. has fur.
nshed US the following proc rsmme Of the M
SIC 20 be performed 81 the Presidents grountS
by the Marine Band. this evening:-i Over
ture, Crown Diamonds. Auber; 9. Terzatto
from Norma, Bellini; ,. The Guards wslt,
Nivsicsni; Z. Medley Don Giovanni, Weber
5. Once More Galop, Ober.
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BOARDING.

EURISHFD ROOM FOR RENT, WITH
l. BOARD, at 156 G street, between goth All
list. Terms SIS per month. S-5t-
ROAkhING-Pieasant front Rooms, with
- bOARD, can be had on reasonable terms at
$40 Fem a av., nearly opposite to National Ho-
tel se6-ot'
EURNIsHED ROOMS with BOARD Also, Ia
l. BILE BOARD, at 2s7 street, between lith
and 18TH. Convenient to cars and De partments
eco 6tS
ELEGANT NEW BOARDING. HOUSE, JUST
~ opened, at No 291 l street between 18th nd
10th streets aud one Of the most pleasant and con-
veDient locations to the various Department. in
the city, where beautiful ROOMS and fret class
TABLE BOARD can be obtained. Transient and
Table BoardeIs accommodated, and families sup
Piled with m ,als at their residences, with every
thing that the market affords. For particulars
apply 40 above. Sc SLIM
ROARD-First-c class TABLE BOARD at go
- month. Two nicely FURNISHED ROOMS,
'front.' and back, at S2 each, Sl4 for two persons
AT I22 Penn avenue, near 10Th st. se f-6t'
ROARD-A few gentlemen can be accomm I'd ated
- with pleasant ROOMS, with or without Board.
In location convenient to bust pess. by applying
to Mira PENNINGTON. No. ~ Missouri ave,
II OOMs, FURNIsdED OR UNFURNIsHEO,
H with or without BOARD. corner AZ and Pa
avenue, formerly the Arlington House. au "a I'm
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10th street q few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms ; . Der
nohth de l6-n
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LIoHr BREAp.-YesierdNy, on Ger Ey., a,
tn Seventh W ard. arrested uIrich BERT bAke-
ior having IS ioaves. and George werra-
takpr. Is loayes OF ligh: weight bread for sale
They were taken before u-tice RIOS yell Nh
fined Bert $50 and MeroersS FdrardQuirt
baker WAS also arrested by the same on Ger n,
having S5 ioaves less than the legal vpight
Justice Boswell fined him $50
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PERSONAL.


M USIC-CslI on Penn q ayenue No aa1 ana
Ask for Mr.. USBOURN sssat.
DERsONAL- NOT OUT OF PLACE ICON.
Il NENTlONS will meet and thea adjourn, but
TN convention OF DELEGATES. snch as game
restaurant. 3aa Pennsy wanna avenue near sixth
MIest never adJourns but takes q recess between
'sno VI Oh oACenent bEk LUNCd.
A ,OARD-The undersigned having terminate
Die connection with the Americas Telegraph
company, has removed the agency of the BaIti
more ana Ohio Railroad and its connections to
me once OF the Insulated Lines Telegraph BniId-
ury Department. "e Living
80. OF r. G. FOX
NOTlCE-Special natics is hereby given to al
1 persons having left WATCHES in INV hands
Tor Repairs prior to January lst 1856 to call and
get them within thirty days. they Will be sold
NJ public auction Tor cost Of re pairs
L.. r. BORLAND,
an N'eo4W No. 437 It'll street.
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a CARPENfHRs And BUILDERS.
ohop-S1a Eighth street west, bet ssen and \
n0sto' Vfoers soiloWo, ~ 3.lms
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REAL ESTATE SALES, by Green i Williams
Auctioneers-Lots 1 and B, in square l,023
situated in the Sixth Ward, TO Michael Homil-
Ter. for \ cents per foot; lot 2. square So. on
street NORTH between list and I'd west, for -
cents per foot: the following lots in the SUBJ
division of square 7l6, on i and h stress
north, ed street east and Delaware ayenue.
Lot 81, to Joseph Wesley, l34 cent? per foot.
lot 80, TO X. Il. Griffith. Tx cents. lot % 10
same, lOs cents; lot 81. to John McAnnaIly, 10
cents; lot 20. ~, and 20. To Richard Barry II
cents per foot lot To- TO J. Z. Glotshart ID cents
lot II, 10 same, Is cents; lot II, TO e. G. Town
send, 10 cents; lot No 6, square 9I5, with a
tWo-story frame house, on 10th street east
near Pa. avenue, to Walter r. Mack for $40:
lots and IL, in square 600, in the 9th Ward, TO
Z. r Armstrong for $780, parts Of lots and :
In square iSl, on 9th street west, between NJ
and N north, to Fenwick, for 80 cents per foot:
part lot %, in square H. on Goth street west
between l. and NJ north, 10 John Burns, for
cents per foot.
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EXCURSION TO FORTRESS MoSIoE.-The
excursion to Norfolk and Old Point Comfort,
which will leave here on next Saturday even .
ing, (l5th instRntl returning on Monday morn.
ing, presents one OF the finest opportunities to
get away from the city, and view the scenery
Of the Potomac river, Chesapeake Bay, and
Hampton Roads. yet offered to our citizens.
In addition to the attractive character of this
deliehtfui trip, parties taking tickets wiW De
iurtheisne laadable object as the sxcarsioa
now bailding in the First Ward.
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gAMB6 GUILD. Deale, in Ne,c and Secosd hard
srr'ts,.. Old uIniture Ne paired, ReuD.
the canalD Hishest price PAID for second hand
Fur iture. sHiIvS
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REAL ESTATE CAsEs.-In equity, before
Judge isher, sept 6-James X. Clayton, ct
ex., VS.. Harriet Williamson, ct al This was
proceeding for the sale of the real estate of
Benjamin Williamson, deceased, for the pur-
pose OF distribution among the heirs of the
deceased, and the Court passed a final order
ratIfylng the Auditors report on the distriou-
non OF the proceedings, and ordering distribu-
non 10 be made accordingly. NJ. Thompson
solicitor for complanants James w Glib
son, VS.. Elizabeth Gibson. ct al. This was a
proceeding for the sale of the real estate OF
Joshua Gibson. deceased, for the purpose of
distribution amongst the heirs. final decree
was passed ratifying the sale of the said estate.
and the Auditors report as to the distribution
OF the proceeds of the sale of the estate amongst
the widow and heirs. and distribution ordered
planant
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-This morning, two col
ored men, Samuel Anderson and Frederick
Slater, took an anvil weighing about 500
pounds, to Wheeler's junk shop on eth street.
offering to sell it. Mr.. Wheeler sent them to
get some proof that they had come honestly in
possession of the same, when they went on
and returned with a colored man, who stated
that II belonged TO him. Mr.. wheeler, in the
meantime, had informed Omcer Coomes, who
was present, and they failing to give a good
account as to how they obtained it, he took
them in custody to the Fourth Ward station,
XhAra they are held for An examination
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@EOCAL MCSIC-The singing Glass con-
S nected with the Hamline Chapel Choir
has organized, and selected Prof. MESSER
teacher. and will meet every WEDNESDAY
EVENING, att O'Clock, at HsmliHe Chapel cor
nsr OF 9Th and p streets.
Terms: 81 for the course Of thirteen Ies,ons
Lafies and gentlemen desiring 10 Join the cIas:
are requested to be present next Wednesday eve.
ming. "
use III the Cides. se75ts
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NJ. BLESSING OF THE BELLS--Tbe MON.
her, the YOUNG eArH0LIC's FRIEND
precisely, on SUNDAY next to take part in tha
procession and escort Of the most Rev. Archbish,
0p
The trustees OF the several parishes will plesss
see that all the children educated bv the Society
silNeN tonnage hail az the appointed hour
Appropriate banners have been provided
keI2t JAS. RULLEkTON Praaidant
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-The habit of ill.,
treating animals brought to this city for sale is
belng renewed. and il is creditable to the clerk
OF the centre Market that he gives particular
attention 10 this matter. The City Councils
enacted the law, not only to prevent the cru
city, bu: The barbarous exhibitions in the mar
ket places, and 10 secure 10 the citizens meat
that is not diseased. 1t was suggested as a rea
son Tor the passage OF the law that calves. after
lying with their legs tied upon the payements
OF the market place through one day, are unfit
Tor slaughter for several days. the flesh being
fevered and sickly. The clerk of the Centre
Market had warrants issued this morning for
parties violating the law, and asks Tor the en-
forcement Of the penalty.
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DAY OF THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.-To-
morrow Sunday, the 9th, is the day set apart
by the bishops of the African Methodist Epis-
copal Church in their pastoral address, issued
on the ID of May last at the session of the Bal.
timore Conference, in Israel Church, in this
city, "as day Of thanksgiving and PRAYER to
God for the great deliverance Of the race" and
doubtless in the various churches Of the de-
nomination appropriate discourses will be
delivered. Thursday, 27th inst, was also set
apart Gas day Of prayer, with fasting, for
the President and Congress, to the end that
they may secure the objects they seek to OBJ
tain by the ruling of Providence"
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SUDDEN DBATH.-About Tx O'Clock last
night. a co1ored boy, about eighteen years Of
age, named Henry T. L. Morris, fell at the cor.
ner Of 9Th and streets south. He was taken
TO l.. w. Wright's drug store, where he was
attended by DR. Croggon. but he died in few
minutes. Dr. Oregon is of opinion that dis
ease of the heart was the cause of death The
body was removed TO the station. house and n
dispatch tor the coroner was telegraphed to
Georgetown. The coroner being from home
the body OF the deceased was delivered TO his
relatives, who say he WAS under treatment by
DT. Morgan for heart disease, and was subject
9Th and 10th.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-03
C.olera, Diarrhoea, Dysentery.

A Cure IS Warranted by DR.. TOBIAS Gel
ebrated VENITIAN LINIMENT, if used when
first taken by persons of temperate hablts.-
This medicine has been known in the United
States over 20 years. Thousands have used
it, and found it never failed to cure any COM
plant for which it was recommended, and all
those who first tried it, are now never with
out it. In the Cholera of l848, DR.. Tobias at
tended 40 cases and lost 4, being called in too
late to do any good.
DIRECTIONS.-Take a teaspoonful in a
wine-glass of water every half hour for two
hours, and rub the abdomen and extremities
well with the Liniment To allay the thirst
take lump of ice in the mouth, about the
size of marble every ten minutes. 1t war
ranted perfectly innocent to take internally.
Sold by al! Druggists, price 40 and so cents.
Depot, 56 Courtlandt St, New York-l5m 5mvl
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A SinqIe box of BRANDRETH'S PILLS

contains more vegetable extractive matter
than tw enty boxes of any pills in the world
besides; 6fty-fve hundred physicians use
them in their practice to the exclusion of other
purgatyes. The first letter of their value
Is yet scarcely appreciated. When they are
better known, sudden death and continued
sickness viii be of the past. Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor. 1t
is a duty which will save life.
Our race is subject to a redundancy of viii
ated bile at this season, and it is as dangerous
as it is prevalent; but Brandreth's Pills afford
an invaluable and efficient protection, By
their occasional use we prevent the collection
of those impurities which, when in sufficient
quantities, cause so much danger to the body's
health. They soon cure Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Head,
Heartburn, Pain in the Breast Bone, Sudden
Faintness and Costiveness. Sold by I'll re-
syectable dealers in Medicine. myl5ml
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TO CONSUMPFEVES.

The advertiser having heen restored 10 health IN
= few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with severe lung aeeIoIi'
and that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious 10
make known 10 his felIoE-sulerers the means Il
cure. e,
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the pre-
.rrntinn used free Of charge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they Will
ind a SURE CURE for Consumption. Asthma,
a Fartions The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription Is TO benefit the afflicted
and spread information which h coucelves 10 be IN
valuable and he hopes every sufferer wiz try hls
remedy "a il will cost them nothing and may prove
= blessing .
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, ey return
REv. EDWARD a WILSON,
l. inv % NV nrk - LNlEN
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BITTER WINE OF IRON.

An exquisite impregnation of dry Spanish Wine
with The activity Of the Caisaya Bark and the most
energetic Of all the ferrHgiDous salts Citrate OF Mag
ne tic Oxide of hon. Ii has ylnous flavor, very
grateful to the palate Is without ehay taste ana
will not diseollor the teeth
At e1eites auguid appetite. gives Zest TO food I'M
y,ro1s digest 0 4 increases the strength steades the
ass,cnIa:ion takes of muscular fabbiness removes
the palor of debility, gives frmness and precision 10
the actions of the system, with power 10 en-
dure fatigue and resist disease
Magnetic Citrate of Iron is new and peculiar, diff
farin1 from the ordinary Soluble Citrate, in contain
ing an equivalent OF Protoxde of Iron in place Of the
Ammonia Ii is neutral, tasteless without astrin-
Cency as prompt and energetic as the Chloride and
unlike that induces no local in1ammatory action or
headache.
Carsya Bark is pre-eminent among vegetable ton
les has no equal as strengthener restorative, nor
rival as auti-periOdic,
Retails in 81 s. 81 bottles Quarts s. Gallons for
dispensing O. S HUBBELL, Apothecary,
may22-lmO Philadelphia.
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DR.. Franklin and the South Carolina
Planter,

a friend relates TO US that the Summer before the
t the house of a hosPtabe South Carolina
planter, he up morning with the sun and
was about to venture forth on morning walk, when
he was checked by the planter at the door.
sYou cannot pass, Sir. Too early"
'.'Eary to bed and early TO rise will make man
healthy and wealthy and wise.m
Very fine sir but fallacy. Early rising and
the Inhalation uon empty stomach of the morning
malaria of this country, North and South, ave been
the death OF thousauds-the death of thousands sir,
from time of Capt. John Smith to this day. Wait
till after breakfast fortfy your stomach with cup
Of hot coffee and then noxiOuS vapors of the night
being exhaled by the sun, we viii take morning
ride"
"But, my dcor Colonel am always fortified with
wine glass of HOSTETTERS S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS"
"Ah, then, sir, you may stick to DR.. Franklin
Hosetters agent at Charleston supplies me and am
expecting box to day with my wagon. Those Bit
ters, find a protective against all the feYers
resulting from malaria. Doctor Franklin holds good,
sir, in the swamps of South Carolina if fortified
with HOstetter's Bitters.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-03
Lvon's Periodical Drops

VTNhe Great Female Remedy Tor irreS-
uarities. THESE drops are a scientllcaiy com com
Dounded fluid preparation, and better than any Fls
powders or Nostrums. Being liquid their action ls
direct and positive rendering them relaoe speedy
and certain specific the cure OF all ana
sunnre..ions OF nature Their popularity lS luGcdl5g
f,rt thai over 100 900 bottles are annually sold
md consumed by the ladies OF the United states.
Very one Of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
,,rass of their great merits. They taplly taxing
Ire place every other Female Remedy, and are con
siderL by all who know aught OF them, as the suresi
safest AMI most infalltbe preparation in the world
for the cure of all Female complaints, the removal OF
all otT uctions ofnature and the promoton oi health
regularity and strength Explicit directions stating
when tbev may be used and explaining when ana why
they should not, could not be used without pro,
ducing effects contrary natures chosen laws, VIII
ha f1nnd carefully folded around each bottle with
written signature of JOHN L. LYON, without which
Plenared bv Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 195 Chapel
street New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
@tber personally by mail, (rncloSlng stanpD con
c.rgipg I'M private diseases aud female weaknessgs
~ = G. G CLARK ~ CO,
C-., 4. - r,~ United States and Canadas