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lost You as SIZE lost her husband And
il had not only lost you, but had after
wards no way to liveM
She paused, as if for encouragement,
but she received none John Lane was
beginning 10 get glimpse of a new phase
in his little wife's character, and he meant
she should bring out her own ideas unaid-
ed. She began to fear that she could not
interest him. She went on timdly enough
but very earnestly:
"a part of two hundred dollars, John,
would buy that woman the necessares
which would make her comfortable, and
she would soon be well again, for her
disease is only the result of exposure and
over-work. Then the rest OF it would
buy her sewing machine, and she could
get along nicely with that. She wouldn't
need any more help"
Still Mr.. Lane was silent, and she drew
little nearer to him, and began smooth
ing his big fingers with her own little
ones.
81 know, John, dear she said coaxing-
y, "that two hundred dollars would be
too much to ask you for, in any one char
ity; but | have so set my heart on really
and substantially helping this poor, bereit
woman. Our drawing room carpet really
looks very nicely-you know you thought
it woul1 do this morning. And fjust this
once, | might have the two hundred dol
lars to do this good deed with, and keep
the old carpet down, it would make me
so happy. Just think, John, that poor
widow, and those little children would
say your name every day in their prayers,
and they would be made comfortable for
life. May |, John ?"
John Lane bent down and kissed the
tender, eager face. I'm afraid his eyes
were too dim just then to soc all its bright
ness
''Are you sure, DEAR" he asked, gently,
''that you would be satisfied with the old
carpet :"
"Quite sure, John. Itshal last as long
tho Wilton would Oh, John. never
did any good in my life. Let me do this
little now !"
"Annie, you shall"
That great, manly heart was too full
just then, for many words, but by the
firm clasp which held her so tenderly,
Annie Lane knew that her husband was
not displeased.
She carried out all her plans. by
August, Mrs Stanton was well again,
and the sewing-machine stood at the win
dow of her comfortably furnished room
To her the face of Annie Lane seemed
like the face of an angel--God's messen.
ger she has indeed been to the widow and
/ the fitherlcss. | think there is one
woman whose heart will never be moved
to envy by Wilton carpets or wide-border
ell shawls, since she has tasted the luxury
of doing good. John Lane loved hel
well when she was his gay, laughing
childwite; but he loves her now with /;
deeper tenderness that reaches through
time and takes hold on eternity.
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The burning oil well near Franklin,
Pa, is Il curious phenomenon. 1t caught
fire two weeks ago and has been burning
with unabated vehemence ever since, de-
flying all attempts TO qganch it. The
fame covers a tract 40 feet square and
mounts 90 TO 100 feet high, emitting 80
much light that newspapers may be read
by it in the night, four or five miles dis
tant. The earth is baked 500 feet from
the well, the trees are budding and the
grass growing in the vicinity, from its
heat, apd the spectacle is attracting q
crowd OF spectators.
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A MATRIMONIAL ADvERTrsEsENE-A
French lady advertised, some time ago,
in the Partisan journals, under initihls A.
O., that she was young handsome and
worth two millions, and was anxious to
get married, but did not cage whether
her husband was rich or poor. She in /;
vite1 the aspirants to her hand send their
photographs A month afteFward, hav-
ing in the mean time received fifteen hun
dred applications, she started journal,
soliciting subscriptions from all her would
be husbands, and promising to publish
her reply TO the respective candidates in
her new Journal. She Immediately r..
ceived several thousand FRANCS, the aggre.
gate amount of ;he subscription money,
and forthwith published all the letters.
The journal Ceasing to appear after
that first, and il seemed last issue, the
beiooled parties nov appealed TO the court,
where the trial of she ingenious lady had
lately taken place. Among the most
spicy letters is that Of a drum major, who
declares himself ready fer all sacrifices.
including that of his post in, bis regiment,
provided he can secure Mile, A e., and
her two millions. A cook writes to her:
"My physique is admirable, mademoisee,
and my two sisters are nilliners. Your
two millions would make US the kings of
France" Among the amateurs of this
double-milioned woman are pot few
persons occupying high statioDs, who thus
find their matrimonial ambition rather
awkwardy exposed
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A SiIREwD WAY TO GET \ DINSrR.--
The Omnibus of Naples relates the fol-
lowing story OF Il man who within tie
last few days found means to turn TO ac-
count the popular apprehensions of poi--
oners which have prevailed there since
the appearance Of the cholera The in
dlvldual in question being exceedingly
hungry and having only single coin of
the value of a sou. laid it ont in the pur-
chase of powdered sugar, and us he passed
by the stand Of one of those open-air
cooks who make kind of pancake called
.f''ttaHe, he dropped, apparently by acci-
dent, some Of the sugar into the frying
pan lie was instantly seized bv the
bystanders as a poisoner caught in the
act lie denied vigorously the truth of
the allegation, and at last to prove hi,
innocence Offered to cat the contents Of
the pan. This proposition was accepted
and he accordingly despatched the pm
cake with great relish, and then walked
off vol satisfied with the success Of lis
trick
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PosCRITr TO PRAYER. - The black
minister was closing up his prayer, when
some white boys in the corner had the
ill-manners to laugh, so that the sable
suppllant heard them; lie had said but
moment before, and very earnestly,
"Bless all dat is human when the laugh
occurred and commenting again, just
before tIS "Amen," the pians old negro
said
so Lord, we are not ip the habit OF
addin' pqscripts to our prayer; but il the
'spression, "Bless all dat is human wont
take in these wicked white fnllars, don
we pray dat de Lord will bless some da;
amt human, also, besides. Amen.
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A HAPPY REroRT - A man was
brought into court on the charge OF having
stolen some ducks from farmer.
'lIow do you know they arc your
ducks ?" asked the defendants counsel.
ii should have known them aay0here'
replied the farmer, who proceeded to de-
scribe their peculiarities
why" said the prisoners counsel,
'those ducks cant be such a very rare
breed-I haye some very much like them
in my yard"
"rhats not unlikely, SIR" said the far
mer, they are not the only ducks I've had
stolen lately"
''Call the next witness"
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THE MARKrrs MIS-. Harrington says
she can't understand these ere market
reports. She can't understand how
cheese can be lively, AMI pork active, and
feathers drooping--that is if it's raining;
or how whi,key can be steady, or hops
quiet. or spirits dull neither how lard
can be firm in warm weather, nor iron
unsettled, nor potatoes depressed, nor -four
rsing-unless there had been yeast in it
and sometimes it wouldn't rise then.
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A shrewd preacher, after an eloquent
charity sermon, said to his hearers: II
am afraid, from the sympathy displayed
in your countenances, that some of you
may give too much. | caution you,
therefore, that you should be just before
you are generous; and ! wish you to nn-
derstana that | desire no one who cannot
pay his debts to put anything in tho
plate" The collection was a rare one.
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QUEsH0N IN PAsTRY.-A sgb-commit-
tee of IA school board was examining a
class in primary school. One of the
committee, to sharpen up their wits, pro-
pounded the following question:
"lf had mince pie, and should give.
two-tweiths to Harry, two-twelfhs to
John, and two-tweltths to Isaac, and
should keep half the pie myself, what
would there be left 2"
Th'r, was profound study among the
scholars, but finally one lad held up his
hand to signal that he was ready to an
swer.
"Well, sir, what would there be left
Speak up loud, so that all can hear said
the committee man.
"The plate !" shouted the hopeful fell
low. The committee man turned red in
tie face, while the other members roared
aloud. The boy was excused from an
swering any more questions.
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TIE BEST HE CoUID Do.-An army
chaplain re.ates the following funny story:
Seeing q dirty faced butterHat urchin at
the fence in front of house, the prcach=
er stopped and said:
''ls your father at home p
"No he's gone to church,"
SIS your mother in ?"
"No; she's gene too"
"Then you are all by yoursclfw
"No; Sans in thar huggin' the nigger
gal"
"That's bad !"
''Nes, its bad, bu, its the le,t he cm
ITO :"
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A young minister, in a highly elabor-
ate. sermon which he preached, said sew
eral times: "Ihe commentators do not
agree with me here" Next morning
poor woman came to SEQ him, with somc-
thing in her apron. She said her hus-
hand had heard his sermon, and thought
it was fine one, and as he had said the
"common tatcrs did not agree with him."
he had sent some Of the hes. kidneys.
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"Why do you drive such a pitiful look
ing carcass as thatl Why don't you put
a heavier coat Of flesh on him :" said a
traveller 20 an Irish cart-driver. "a
heavier coat of flesh ! by the powers the
poor cray;hur can hardly carry what little
there is ON him now !"
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JEEELRY, Watches. DIAMONDS. sc
FOR THE HOLIDAYS !

The House Of BOSANQUET GTRAUD & CO.,
PARIS. have the pleasure Of announcing that they
have opened an Agency in the city OF New York,
for the sale of their widely-kuuwn 1EWELEl,
WATCHES. &C.. and for tho purpose Of making
their goods ~ extensively known and appreciated
in the United States they are now, and have
been over 20 wears. in Europe they have deter
mined on plan by which poor and rich alike may
have the advantage OF their splendid STYLES. As
preliminary, they would remark that they mant.-
tactme and sell no imitation JeMelry or Watches,
but
al are warranted COLD Of The finest Workmanship
Our customers will also have the great advLn
tage Of a constant succession of new and recherche
STYLES and patterns with which we shall keen our
New York Agcncv supplied
We have adopted lbe plan of salc,n ow so popu,
lar, Of charging a uniform price, and this price
Will invariably he - tor each article, no matter
how costly it NAV lie. The expenses of conduct.
! ing our New York Agency are paid by the ,ale Of
tcrtihcaleS or Coupons representing the various
aricles.-Ihesc Certificates are sold at 40 cents
each, or ive iorS2, and each certificate will show
the holder the parlic ular arii . or She is cnti-
tied to, on payment Of On additional 81. II the
article named on the Certificate is not desired, the
holder Viii uhlige us, when he returns the Certii.
cate hy stating what other article Of the same
value ha or thc may prefer, and il will he ;ent
with pleasure, OUR AIM Is TO PLEASE, and
every means 10 that end will Lo cxerted We
solicit trial from every who read. this notice
as we arc confident Of giving the utmost sati,fac
tion.
THE STOCK COMPRISES
Amongst ether articles splendid Stocks Gold and
Silver Watch Ring, set with Damonds, Rubies
Pearls Garnet and other Stoues (,olitaire and in
cluStcr-) Ladies se;s Of lewel~', cunprsin. Pins
and Earning, ct the most fashionable siylcs. set
Precious Stone Of every variety, together with a
large assortment Of Gold aui fuamced aud Pearl
Sets Gold S5uis and Sleeve Butluns uf the most
beautiful patterns, ients' bosom and scari Pins
aat au eIdle-s variety ct Bracelet, Chuinr Music
| al Boxes, Head Dresses, onlh,. Charms, &c-In
any Of our patrons are not in want ~ Articles
| ot Iswelrv. and would prefer Siverware, We will
send, for ANY CERTIFICATE returned to US richly
| engrlyei SCI OF CASlORS or BUTTER DISH
beautifully chased and plated.
Agents are Wante
I every pat Of the United States and Provinces,
and to all such very liuera inducements will be
ofeted and, on application a circular Of terms
will he forwarded. We prefer money sent in Post
Oaice Orders where they can he obtained, or by
1 hlnS Draft 70 our order Address all orders to
our Agency, which will he conducted bv
Messrs. JAQUEf, STERLING & co,
| 3S,3m lSS Broadway, New York,
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"See here, my friend, you are drunk +"
"Drunk, to be sure | am, and have been
for the last three years You see my
brother and ! are on the temperance mis-
sion. He LECTURES while set 2 fearful
example"
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Show long did Adam remain In Par.
adse before he sipnedl" ?" said an amiable
spouse to her husband. It'll he gpt a
wife," was the calm reply.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-02-21

NMIs--If woman cuts her nails
every Monday it is lucky-ior her huss
band
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"rm on the trail Oft DEAR" as the
fellow said when he stepped on the dress
Of beauty in the street.
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Copartnership.


THE undersigned has associated him-
Il self with THOMAS r. AGNEW, of New
YORK, under the firm of J. d T. X. AGNEW,
for the purpose Of conducting Hardware
and Grocery Business, in their new store,
corner OF Main and Plain streets, Columb bla,
8: {. In addition to well-selected stock
OF Hardware, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
&C.. they will keep constantly on hand a
choice assortment Of Family Groceries,
tirst-class grocery establishment, which
will be s.id at moderate prices, and to
which they solicit the attention OF the citi-
zens Of Columbia and the surrounding
country. JOHN AGNEW.
CoLCMBIA, S. c., May H. 1866. Nav Is
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RECORDS TRUE SPECIFIC.

THE French Remedy, for the permanent
Il cure Of gonorrh9a, gleet, structure,
and affections Of the kidneys and urethra,
swelling Of the glands. seminal weakness,
obstruction and incontinence Of urine.
Tarrant's Cubebs and Copaiba.
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Philotoken, or Females Friend.
Liver Invigorator, Cod Liver Oil.
Lemon, Ginger and strawberry Syrups.
Maccaboy Snuff, Elixir Of Bark.
Colognes, Pomsdes, Musk. For sale at
FISHER & HEINITSH'S.
Mays Pharmaceutists.
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The Petersburg Express says thai
the ''Negro Masons," so-called. in
that place have q charter from a
spurious concern in Massachusetts,
which the Grand Lodge of that State
denounces. The Massachusetts Grand
Lodge gave no charter.
The London Gazeue wants to know
whether it was not right, "that when
Andrew Johnson succeeded to the
Presidency, he should discard the
Vice, with which the the Abolition
lists had invested him?'
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The Fair Face Of a Beautiful Woman

= tOO = oAA = 1SO VI q oCdutlIu w OWSU
I 8 the admiration of every one No one
i possessing this rich gift and attribute
Of health and attraction would exchange it
for the wealth Of the Indies. Yet how
many suffer their akin to become rough
with spots and pimples, which mar the
beauty and bloom Of the face. The OR
CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blemishes, tan, freckles, pimples, blotches,
and imparts beautiful complexion, so
attractive in woman.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
FISHER & HEINITSH, Agents.
JOHN NJ. MARIS d CO., Philada.
Nav %
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Deceased Soldiers of South Carolina

OOSO11S0O NO1V104O VI OUUCU V8lVIIu8.
COLUMBIA, s. c., MAY IS, 1865.
WITH the partial resumption of mail
w facilities, Iagain, under appoint
ment ei the Legislature, request the names
Of al! who died in service Of disease, from
accident or wounds, or who fell in battle.
Give the name in full, District, rank, com
pany, regiment and arm Of service, date
and cause OF death. and where he died.
The Record cannot be completed without
the assistance of all who take an interest
in this memorial. Especially to our re-
turned soldiers do now make this appeal
III 1t be but single name YOU can furnish,
send il to me at once.
WM. J. RIVERS,
State Agent for Recording, &c
Iay "a 2
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DRUGS And MEDICINES

DRUGS And MEDICINES /;
r. UNI AssAFGTIDA.
VI BLUE MASS, in pounds.
CALOMEL, DOVERS POWI ERs
CRUTON OIL, MORPHIA.
Caiabria Liquorice
Gum Opium, Quinine.
Epson Salts.
Mustang Liniment
Opodeldoc, Extract Logwoo
Syrup SQuins, Borax.
Castor OIL, quarts and pints.
Essence Peppermint.
Cinnamon.
Dead Shot Vermifuge
FahnestOck's I"
Houoway's Worm Connective.
Windows Soothing Syrup.
NriSht's Pills, Brandreth's Pills.
Ayers Pills, Harlem Oil.
Railways Relief
German Horse Powder
Barber's Horse Powder.
Iarrant's Apericnt, Tarran:'s Cubebs.
philotoken, Batchelor's Hair Dye.
Marchisi Catholicon, Pain Killer.
Sandford's Liver Invigorato-.
Ayers Cherry Pectornl
SarsaparIla, Sozodon-.
McMunn's Elixir Opium.
Flour Sulphur, Rol! Birthstone.
Cream Tartar, English Mustard.
Lemon Syrup, Ginger Syrup.
Strawberry Syrup.
Extract Lemon, Extract Vanilla.
FISHER 4 HEINITSH, Druggists,
At the old stand, Main street.
May 90
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ABTtFtct.AI.
Legs gsandAr1ns.
THE SOUTHERN
LEG and ARM COMPANY

HAVE established brancl, Office and
Ii manufactory at Columbia, 8. G.
The improved AUTOMATIC LEG AND
ARM manufactured by this company sra
unsurpassed BY any in the world.
Our workmen are practical artificial log
and arm makers-three of them wearing
iegs OF their own manufact ire.
work warranted one year. Call and o1-
anime our specinens, or address
DANNELLY, MARSHALL & CO.,
Seeger's Building, Columbia, 8. C.
Ohces-Msdison, Ga, Nashville, Tenn,
Columbia, s. G. NAV 81 Imo
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TERW1LLIGER'S
FIRE 4 BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,

YNHE undersigned lave been appointed
n agents for these superior SAFES.
These Safes are made with three DANCES
all other safes have but two. They have
Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and
bolts are protected with plates Of hardened
steel, which is the only protection against
the burglars drill and the insertion of pow
der. Also. warranted free from dampness.
While these Safes havr no superior in
quality, they are furnished ~ moderate
prIces-at least % tn 33j per cent. less than
HerrinSs and other makers, while the
quality cannot be surpassed.
\ sample SAFE can be seen at our store.
and orders will be taken at New York
prices, with expenses of transportation
added, and no charge for forwarding in
Charleston. ]. & T. l.. AGNE"".
Nav 90
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600pS ! +!
Wholesale & Retail.


OS PIECES POPLINS DE PARIS.
Ac 20 " FRENCH GRENADINES.
~ pieces Embroid'd and Plain Beraees.
10 French Wasambique.
10 Derage Anglais, at 97S "a.
~ Chsllies-very pretty 37A I'd.
% . French Prints.
200 - Fancy
900 g Lawns and Jacouetr
Just received fine assortment OF SEA
SIDE HATS, WREATHS and FEATHERS.
BombaZines, Ga Black DeLaine.
81 Black and White Berage, for shawls.
Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook Muslin.
Plaid and Soft Finished Cambrica.
White and Colored Brilliants.
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Corsets, French Fans.
200 pieces Bleached Shirtings
% $40 and ii Or. Shcetings
Bales 81. Is and A Shrtings.
Hosierv--all prices and qualities.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Drap d Etc
Linens, Nankonett, &c, for gents wear.
ALSO, AT WHOLESALE ONLY.
20 cases Ladies Bootees.
10 Slippers.
10 lTcn's Congress Boots.
10 Lasting Shoes.
10 and Leather Pumps.
A large stock of Ladies Hats. trimmed
and untrimmed.
Gents Felt and Leghorn Hats.
10000 Colored and White Envelopes.
Foolscap, Note and Letter PAPER.
Large stock Of Clothing.
TOLLESON G .LANNEY.
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Spades, Shovels, Forks. &c.


9otWare,
Sauce Pans, Fry Pans, sc.
DOTS, OVENS, SPIDERS, TIMED
4 SAUCE PANS, Plain SAUCE PANS.
Long and Short Handled Fry Pans, Brass
and Enamelled Preserving Kettles, Glue
Pots, Timed Mortars, Kettles, &c. Just
received and for sale by
May % J. st. r. AGNEW.
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TEs North Csrcsaaa C:.nventso.r.

Tsas North. Csrcsaaa aCSnvenNloss.
: RALEIoH, NsG., May a 4-AThe State.Con-
vention re-assembled to-day, when some
eighty delegates answered to their nanes.
solution that the Convention adjourn sine
die, as follows: - - 49, x = 80
: Whereas this Convention:was called and
did assemble at the instance and under the
aEthority of the President Of the United
States as Commander-in-C Chief of the army
OF North Carolina, by altering and amend
ing its organic law In conformity to the
necessitating results of the war, might in
fact exercise and enjoy the constitutional
rights and privileges Of membership in the
Federal Union; and whereas the Conven-
ton did, at its former session, fully and
satisfactorily accomplish the purpose for.
which it was called, and did assemble at
the instance of and under the authority,
aforesaid; and whereas this Convention
sion by the possibility that in the course Of
events further action in the premises
might be required or demanded by the
President Of the United States, by reason
OF his official military position aforesaid;
and whereas no further action as aforesaid
IL now required or demanded; and whereas,
as all ordinances and enactments further
effecting the organic law of the State in
attempting to regulate the internal govern
ment and police thereof passed by Con-
Ventlon called and assembled as aforesaid
and which does not derive authority there
for from the people, through the mode pre-
scribed in the Constitution by the pecple,
would be subversive of the Constitution
and revolutionary in effect, dangerous to
Liberty and incompatible with free institu-
tlons; therefore,
Resolred, That the Convention do now
adjourn.
The resolution lies over one day under
the rule. 1t is thought it will not pass
RALEIGH, May 25.--The message of Gov.
Worth to the Convention makes no recon-
mendation for the adoption Of reconstruc-
ton measures. He says We must wait the
temper OF Congress. By all loyal men
here, including the Congressman elect, the
President is heartily endorsed. The civil
Governmentis is now in complete operation.
Gov: Worth compliments Gen. Ruger's ad-
nllnlstration Of affairs in this State The
Convention did nothing of any political
Importance.
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WORMS! PLUMS! WORMS.

GUGAR pLUMS; for worms, Sugar Plums;
~ For worms, take the Sugar Plums;
A safe and sure cure, Plums for worms.
Children take them with delight,
To put the worms to dreadful fright.
For sale ut FISHER q HEINITSH'S
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

RS,sD. @. SPECK would respectfully
-1M. inform her FORMER patrons, aud the
public generally, that, having leased the
new and handsome house over Messrs.
Kenneth & Gibson's and Mr.. Browns
stores, che will OPEN HER HOUSE. for
thereception- Of DAY BoARDERS, on the
1st lnSeane. Nav 80 6
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
Itch Liniment ~

NNHE great remedy at last for the ITCH.
i This LINIMENT win cure in q few an.
plications. 1t is perfectly clean, and free
from offensive and dirty grease A very
pleasant remedy, and . restorer OF very
happy feelings. All who are annoyed witE
this disease will use the Liniment. Foi
sale only at FISHER 4 HEINITSHS
April Drug Store,