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MEDICAL.
THE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR M'GILL.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS in
OTHER STATES AS IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ID r.. Meg IL LIS


DRACTICE HAS BECOME so EXTENSIVE
i that he has beer compelled TO engage the SER
in preparing medicines for his patients in distant
States.
DIR McGILL in Nashville, Tenn, has the larg-
est practice of any Botanic Physician in the
United States. The unbeliever can be convinced
by calling at the Adams Express Office, where he
may see the large amount of medicines he sends
every week n different parts of the United States.
DR.. MCGAL treats diseases at any distance.
He treats the following
CHRONIC CASES
with satisfaction Rheumatism, Affections of the
Lungs, Diseases of the Throat, Swelled Joints
Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy Pains, Ulcers, Cancers,
Gravel. Diseases of the Heart and Liver, Infam-
nation of the Stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil
or ScrOfula, Deafness, Diseases of the Eyes, De-
bilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and
COnsumptiOn-together with all Private Diseases
and Diseases of the Urinary Organs. All Syphi-
listie Diseases treated at any distance, and cure
guaranteed.
TO THE LADIES.
All affections of the Womb treated with sue
cess. Those married ladies who have been so un-
fortunate as to miscarry, or prove abortive, can
be carried TO their full time, if found pregnant,
by giving me a call.
STERILITY,
Young married ladies whose misfortune it has
been not to bring forth in due season, remember
If this is your desire, you can consult mo either
by letter or in person. No lady over thirty-tive
years of age need make application. All commu-
nicatOns by letter or person strictly confidential.
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The Daily N ews.
WEpNEspAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1866.

GAn1BA1.p1 recently sent a letter of thanks to a
society of ladies in London formed to support his
plans for the enlightenment Of Italy and d.collect
comforts for the wounded in case of war The
General also sent certain lines, ofwhich We. find
the following Translation 81 NI
National Patriotic Hymn.
All , aee from, the grave rise our heroes departed
An ary the brave and :. Oh n.o
brow;
They beckon us onward to Victory now
Come on then come on see braNe you'ns aaYanc'
Our banners wave higher than ever before; ,.,o,ra
Our muskets are ready; swordbades are eianc4pe
Our hearts burn with love to our native shore.
Away from our country ye foreign oppressors;
Your,laBt hour ID striking then, away!
Our yoices be SILENT our arms strong and ready:
As onward we march, be step firm and steady; So
Let union be ours, then no fesr of the foe
Beyond the high Alps all intrnders must go
The Austrian longer shall rule these bright regions
E'en Rome sees the dawning of Freedoms fair day;
The stranger and tyrant have claimed allegiance
Alas! that so long we have bent to their sway
Away from our country, ye foreign oppressors
Your last, hour is striking away, then, awayt 3
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AQUA de MAGNOLIA.

TOILET DEL1aHTl THE LADIES' TREASURE
md gentlsman'e nessSn The "sweetest thing"
md largest Quantity Manufactured from the rtct
southern Magnolia Used for bathing the face and PEI.
on to render the skin soft and resh to prevent erus
hons, to perfume clothing, 10.
II oyercomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
II removes redness, tan, blotohes, &c.
Il cures nervous headache and alays inflammation,
It ooole softens, and adds deioacy to the skin.
Il yields aubdued and lasting perfume 5tt5
It cures mosquito bites and stings OF insects. Hi
It contains no material injurious to the skin
patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers II is
Ehat every lady should have. Sold everywhere. T1s
he Magnolia Water onoe and you win use no other oo
logne, Perfumery, 81 Toilet Water afterwards.
,3te=l s=l,5s5ss' DEMAs BARNES & 90. ~
- ='=:i" Props Exclusive Agents, n. r
October 80 =5;fi; t;:.i=5i Il. mwf1Y =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ T. B. BYNNER, IMPORTER AND DEAL.
ER IN WATCHES and JEWELRY Agency for the
AMERICAN WATCH also, every variety of SWISS and
ENGLISH WATCHES at the lowest market prices
No. 189 Broadway. New York-estabshed twenty years.
Trade Price Lists sent on application. S.aa S.&
January 10 fmwenoo
A8 HYGIENIC WINE-THE GREAT I'M
PORTED TONIC 1t is uttory different from alcoholic
trashy bsers was endorsed by ysix members Of
the American Medical Association au their signatures
Baltimore May l, 1866. All physicians who examine 1t
unhesitatingy approve 1t. tits the BEST TONIC FOR
LADIES known. Sample sent on receipt OF S1b@
Z LAMBERT Il KAA1PING, Importers,
= i,5zt. =. Nos. 81 and 80 Broadway, New York
MUSCAT PERLE-fncst Table Wine
N D-samples sent to physicians. aviM formula, free
of charge. mwt2mos june Is
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HAGAN'S. MAGNOLIA. BALM. i

THIS IS THE MOST T5DELIaHTFULIaA LIaAND EXTRA
ORDINARY article ever discovered II change,
he burnt face and hands poery satin .eItnr.
Of rayishing beauty, imparting the marble purity
youth, and the disngue appearance SO inviting in the
,ity belle Of fashion, Itremoves tan, freokes, pipe'
.nd roughness from the shln leaving the complexion
lresh transparent and smooth It contains no nateris
INJURIOUS to the skin. Patronized by Actresses anc
Opera Singers. It is what every lady should have Solo
everywhere Retat1prtce 50 cents. 5s..s.
Prepared by W. E. HAdA1y, Troy, N. Z. =.t!s
Address all orders to +. DHMAs BARNES b co..,
October 30 s.z mwf1yr :l!.e:; New York :
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slams. It is fortunate for them, personally speak
ing, that they are not to be enemies OF Austria IN

SANS. 1t ls fortunate for them, personally speak
ing, that they not to be enemies OF Austria IN
the threatened conflict.
Whether prejudice or not cannot say, but the
Germans we meet, no matter from what direction
they COME predict the defeat of Prussia and Italy
iin money of modern warfare-for the cost Of war
MAS about doubled since the campaign Of 1859,
they pretend to show that Austria cannot i. stand
tie costof many battles, and that she viii 1dl grow
fact, since Austria made loan at-Paris and LonA
don, ahd the fall which has taken place in this
loan in these markets shows the estimate in Whlch
Austniks ability to pay is held ~
immense movements of troops, and the secret de-
signs which arc known to actuate men in power,
the German people still believe that war will be
avoided; and, feeling the full force OF the great
caIamities which it will bring upon them, if it be
avoided, and by the intervention of the Emperor
Napoleon, it will almost reconcile them to the man
they hate and fear most. MALAKOFF.
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Remarkab1e piscovery-A Second Rosetta


Almost everybody who reads has heard Of the
famous Rosetta Stone. It was found, over half a
century apc, near Rosetta, g. town on one OF the
mouths Of the Nile. It was an ancient sculptur-
ed monument, containing an inscription IN Egyp-
tian hieroglyphics, and beneath it translation in
Greek. Its value may be readlly guessed Wnen .
we state that the erudite world had long before
given up any hope of reading the hieroglyph4lcal 4
writing OF the ola Egyptians All along the Nile,
on temples and in tombs, existed mass OF IN
scrptions in this character, but they were to the
learned like sealed book. 1t was, lndeed, pro-
of historical information which would throw o abun-
dant light on the early ages OF one OF tee most
could decipher t, lie language in which they we're
concealed. 1T last tho Rosetta stone afforded
clue to .,e mystery. 1t did not LOOK very hopeful a.
-, for the whole stone was not very aarse I @na m
contained but very tew ilni non IN France Fran and
Yonng in England set themselves to ! the ne TASK
WIZ ihn mid of the Greek translation they man
ape to reyiyify the old Egyptian language, to study
out tho system by which its hleroglypMhl!e,s M e,
were arranged, and to ascertain ana CLASSIFY w 11s
grammatical peculiarities. The temples and the
tombs then began to yield up their secrets, and
Egyptian history and Egyptian chronology became
something moro than mere guess work. But the
result was yet very unsatisfactory. The charac-
ters on the Rosetta Stone had been 80 few, that
when other hoTopiyphlcs weI9 - M b;
was donot as 70 1nS fas
led to several disputes among aoa
nobody coud be ye tha' sSso
might not nave crePt neo te ayI,e b;lt
which had WIN Is sq9n IN hrnf Rosata u
up on Inc Psss a. aid I'D. has now been obtained At
town oY Port Said are some ancient
tne wv fornaad tba foundations Of odi
sces OF cQns!oeraple stzv; - dtor gonan that
now N suoh - u,.eI ;ven f9 ham
b ~ 20 fha p1En TrancS ang
ot snls aeoas * coas}rnotion Of the Snez
canal some u p9s Rom The
noticed ahe corner sa1 o reok @ in
rulnea pe, ati pfort,natalv Che Prus
was nans tha foyemost Eayntan soho
ars nf The day. happened to be in The country He
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S.PECTAlCLES.
THE ADVANTAGES

OF these speotacles over all others are ''i'
1st.-The only true Lens known, being
perfectly free from chroac light So well known to b1t
the Of injury to the vsi0n and which makes the
change from spectaces to Glasses of srong powers
often required while both and distant objects
seen with equal facility through the same Glasses
ad.-Can be worn with perfect ease for
any length Of time at one sitting giving astonishing
clearness of vlso particularly NY candle other ar
fcial ight-comfort to tho spectacle wearer hitherto
known.
3d.-yVhon tho eyes ache or pain Through
the action of bright light such Is reflected from
snow sunny weather. white paper. and in readng,.
writing or sewing, vivid iolored bodies hese lenses
by softening the rays effect most Agreeable sensation
and give great relief. :ss;,i',s
4th.-In all nervous affections Of the eyed
causing dull and startling pains in the eYebal Or tenn.
ple appearance luminous and dark spots III the e.
mosphere, aching or feeling like sand in the eye, the ii
disturbed nerves quieted and soothed, ,,.., ,,f
Bth.-Ground by peculiar m machinery, got
manufacture Of this lens to prodpSe WITH
the true spher cal and Its focus s at exact
CENTRE point Of vital Importance, and which no other
lens possesses .- 50 '"N5 5ji.5tf#; -" 81 i
6th.-Pro0f of superiority over the Did =
kind of spectaces They used exclusively ct all the
hospitals diseaaes of the eye III Berlin Prussia ana
elsewhere .s'ift! .; ~ i!-h'.it lf!! ila
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Post-Omces In south Carolina
- LE+o,,, the Columbia Fheni1.

The following ia a list Of the post-offoes in ac-
tual operation in South Carolina, June Is, 1866:
AppEv1LLE- Greenwood, Andrew G. Hawthorn,
P, M. {; Due West, Milton Osborne. ;,
ANDERsoN-Anderson o. H., Mrs. EllzaDeth
Webb, p M; Rocky Ridge, Miss Elizabeth A.
Haynie; Shallow Ford, Mrs. L. F. Palmer Belton'
Miss Mary Strickland, c.,,a..
Aiken, George L. Reach; Blackyille, Bernard I y. y
Lanee: Midway, Louis a. Burke; White Pond,
Miss o. L. Williams; Johnson's. Jafus Woodward
BEAUFonr-Beaufort Q. H., James II. feroler'
p NJ Port Roya Charles :; breyson y yyro1t. snmmar.
vile, Samuel Kingman; st. stephens DopoC' hef-
man Panzerbeltor. .- ,=,,,
: uEsrERr1lLD-Ohoraw, Mrs. Elizabeth dra-
ham, P. NJ. u
CoL1EroN-Rdgovillc, Mrs. Josephine Cordes,
|P, NJ. Walterboro, Henry Albrecht.
D DAnL1NaroN-Dar darlington Q; A., james u.
Brown, P. NJ; Cartersyille, b. w Dubo@se; @ Doves 8
Depot, Nathan A. Evans; Society Hlil 0ohn
Ep5saErlELn-Edgefeld ilrI1 c. H., Edward T. Wal
Fl eFt'A1ar1ELp-Ridgeway, Wm Carlisle, P: n.
notwithstanding y. d., James u. Allen'
P. NJ.
GEoRaErowN Georgetown, Thos. McFeely, 2.
NJ -=7.=
HoRRy,IiitttIle River, Thomas G; Dunn E :, n.
| KERSHAW-Camden Joseph H. tayle, L. Ill.
| LANcAsTEn-Cureton's Store, Thomas T. Nc
Gill, P. NJ. Lancaster @ H., Miss Sarah J. john
| SOP. .,,..=t, ,...,:o@ q 7no.,, .
Little Rock Miss Sarah p1 st1art Marion e.
williams: Mullins Depot, Randolph Vampill.
MARLBono-Olio, Mrs. Julia A. Bristow, P. N:
NEwDERny-.Frog Level, David Kibler, ?. NJ,
Newberry G. H., John F. Langrove Pomarla,
William Summer.
ll PIcKEHs-Pickens G. H., Catharino T. Gibson, 2
NJ. piokensyille Miss Alpha B. Howard; Walhal-
la, Christian II. 1ssertel ,r
R1cuLANp-Co Columbia James @. Janney, z. NJ.
SUMTER -Bishopville, Henry W. Frazee, I. m.
Lynchburg, Charles E. Spencer; Sumter y. H.,
Wm. G. Duncan.
neutrality-suspicious. G.. H., Frederick
Haas 2. NJ. c,..,a -
WILLIAMSBURG Lake, Mrs. Amanda
| Mannheim. D,r
Rock Hill, Miss Maria L. Rutland; Smiths Turn
ont, Michael Duffy; Yorl1yile, Mrs. Emily e
I Alexander.
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= 81
No. /, cures F'evers, Congestion Inaammatlons. 2b
1x%fa do2ie. or TsetSag q IL =
n,arri,mn ,ar,1 Of Children or Adults. =. rs
~ g. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious golio;:. %
g. nZCholein n MOrbus, Nausea, Vom1t-
q. Coughs, Colds Bronohitis
Neuralgia, T9oIhaohe, LIZ aaeea1h9; Tartao az
Il 10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stqmach....... 20
i" ~, ~ Il sHpprcssed, or Painful Periods. 49,. 25
" H. Whites, too profnse periods. ..:....... 20
l3 Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. ~
~ H. Salt Rhcunl, Er5 s!pelas. Eruptons. 20
" i6 " Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. 25
I" TO- .Eover and Ague, Chill Fever,
/" II. I" plies, Hind or Bleeding. ........... 50
i. 49, Opihalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes. %
10, Catarrh, Acute or Chronic, lnau-
an. whooping 1l1o Cough, Violent Coughs 50
n 2l. "a Asthma, Oppressed Breathing...... 50
+" "a Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear
ing. -. ............... ou
49, =" scrofula, Enlarged Glands Swell. 2
n2. !" General Debility, Physical Weakness 50
26 DrOpsy and scanty Secrehons.e e..... 6O
i" 26 Sea Sickness, Sickness from BID -
ing: ~. iirajei 20
2s A.=NervoaA Debility, Seminal Ennis
sions, Involuntary isonarses. 100 %
40, Sore Mol1thJ Canker. er........:.;:... o0
u So "IUrtnnry lneOntinence, Wettng :,
I" 81, u. Painfui Periods, e7en with :
q. sRssy iFas rs It Change Of LIE.
ri 33 1t Epilepsy, SpaBms st. Vitus Dance l'U0
ut94 n. Diptheriu, liberated Sore Troat.. -. 80
FAMILY CASES.
b5 valr morocco case ana book oo
2Olarge vals. III morocco, and book 6oo oo
40 large yals, plain case, and book 5.oo NV
6 boxes N9s t. 19 and GssPEoIFics. o00
Mahogany cases, 10 Walls. w
Single vals with directions -. luo .uo
NBThese remedies by the cahe or single box are are
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CHARLESTON. So, May 2sth, le

CHARLESTON, s. O., May 28th, 1866. S
do most willingly bear my Testimony in favor Of the
ble vision spectacles over all other kinds. They
constructed upon the best established and understood
principles of OPTICS and their TO the human
eve in its different conditions Of vision perfect
to render sight easy without effort ID hiy opinion,
none others should bensed snce the used to
those do not seem to grow old and by having focus
at any point Of the surface they appear to rest DER the
eyes to their youthful energy. .... - &
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#ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFIOIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs., F.
BAUOH and p. aOUaELMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, OF Parisl, No. 500 Broadway New York
Anrjl Ia &: nts&.i.tzt 1stiffat' j'.tltsaZ 1yr j.
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oHARLEsToN. SC, May 28th, 1865

CHARLESTON, Sc, May 2sth, 1865.
have examined Professor BRnNHAhDTs' very COM
plete aasortment of specaces and Lenses. They are
better adapted than any have before set to remedy
the mperfeoon Of vision that be benefited by the
ta used is an item worthy of special attention. as can
testify from personal experience Profess
sor with confidence and great cheerfulness.
TO 'n9 pA'e0n'se u 'l' JAMES p. JERvEY, NJ D.
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st. Johns Day was celebrated with very 1mpo- l
sing ceremonies by the Masons Of Richmond, Va.
alsH street Methodist Church, escorted by Richmond
Commandery No. 2, knights Templars.. Roy; Or.
DUNCAN delivered an address to them from John
v IS. The installation Of now officers took place
as is usual on that day.
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ID AWAY WITH spEOTAC CLES.-oLD EYES
made new, without spectaoles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten centa Address
B. B. FooTE. M. D.. Ne. 1880 Breadwsy, Nsw York.
rq0uernhar ...zN -. l.z!a.- 80
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sIl1ILlA SInlILIBUs CURANTuR.

HUMPHREYS - - - =s.-
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. a.-.s
TTAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE-
III RIENOE, an entire success: Simple Prompt-Eh.
cient aud Reliable They are the only medicines per-
1eoy adapted to popular useso simple that mistak es
from danger and efficient to be always relia.
ble They have raised tho highest conmendation from
ali. and win always render satisfaction. -.
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~ ITCH! ITCH ITOHl sORAT.O HI
SCRATCH! sORATOHl WHEAT0N's OINTMENT
will cure the itch in As hours. Also cures Salt Rheum
Ulcers Chilblains and all Erupons Of the skn Price
80 cents. For sale by all drpggsts; By sending 10
cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents. ITO Washing.
ton street Boston, 1t will be forwarded by mall free oi
postage, to any part Of the United States. ...,l.
, June 4-=I Z 6mos
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m COLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-THIs CELE.
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand,
9 made from the choicest materials, is nnild and
smqlltcntin Its nature, fragrantly scented, and
extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February z....55 ...I5, lyr,
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cheerfuy concur in the opinion above expressed Of
the value Of Professor RERNHARp7s Glasses and ther
and Indignant t adaptin gaas. to each special ns
perfection. H.W, DEsAUssuRE, ID. p. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY.KILLER
Makes quick work with flies, and If commenced early,
keeps The house clear all the summer.
Look ont for limitations. Get BUTCHERS only.
r. limo
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H| DUIUHER6= =Lltd4N4N0 ILL
Makes quick work with flies. and II commenced early,
keeps The house clear all the summer.
Look out for limitations Get DuroHER's only.
June IS = lmo
SEA ISLAND sHIRTs.-A FIRST CLASS
YOKE SHIRT, forgentlemen. for SO eacf VIII ut any
well formed man perfectly. Made in the best from
the excellent cottons of the ARKwR1aHr MILLS and n-
ems of TENNE11 Il Som, BELFAST. IRELAND These su.
perb shirts will be sent any point in the South where
there is an Express Office for $50 per dozen-the pay
collected on delivery. >>~.s.r@
All Linen SHIRTS, So rs.
and ply Linen Collars, So per dozen.
/ India Gauze Underclothing, at 81 70 each'
And q general assortment.o of Gehtlemen,s Goods az
similar prices Address orders l. s.},n e 8 EowrrR
June 25 %fm1mo z.8 Park Row. New YORK.
HMARRIAGE ND OEL1B ACY,
an Faaav of Warming and instruction for Young Men.
Also Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
powera. with sure means Of relief sent ftea Of charge
in sealed letter enveiopeg. address, Dr. j. sK1LL1N
HOUdHTON, Howard Association Philadelphia Pa.
April II 3mo.
~sPEo1AL NOTICE. .-'.aRAAroAKs FROM
little acorns grow The wotst diseases known to the
uman race spring fro "A causes small IS to almost
w 0' An'l VAlNmeH OF So1entl1fo Aoio euas -
the tables ana Of the medical fraternity only go
to prove I'd elaborate these facts.
inesa guard yourselves while you may, The smallest
ptpe the skin elltae and indicator OF alseaso
Il may fade and die away from the surface Of the body
but will reach the 7itas Perhaps at last and deatn
be the result and final close. MAGdfEL6 BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIO, aud DIARBHA PILLS cure: where all
others fail While for Burns, scalds, Ohiblains Outs
and oil abraslons of the skin. save 1s tp,
falble. Sold by j. MAuGIEL, no. Aa Fulton' street,
New York, and all Druggists, at rs cents per box.
September 26 @z 1yl
4g BAroHE1oR's HAIR DYEl-THE ORIGINAL olR7 I, AZ
aud best the word The only true and perfect
DYE Harmless Reliable and instantaneous Produces
splendid Black Of natural Brown, with.
out inurlng the hair or skin Remedies the Ill eectn
bad dyes Bold by all Druggists The genuine ID Signed
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOR., Also, se ~. 's.zg .
REGENERATINd EXTRACT OF MILLFFLEURB,
For restoring and Beautifying the Flair. H.
CHARLES BATOHELOR New York.
August IT 1N.
% ITCHI= =ITOHl ITOHi SORATO H
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TESTIMONY ~ ..0F7'. ACCOMMODATIONS "a
From Medical gentlemen, Professors Of the highest
opthauic talent in Chareston g. o. and In the Union

CHARLESTON. s. q, May 2sth, 1885,
have examined great variety of Glasses manufao.
tured by Professor M BHnNHAnbr Justice to the
Professor must say that bis Glasses of superior
where the vision is in any way imperfect The Profess
sor selected for me pair Of his Australian oryatd
Glasses which Of very superior quality and work;
manship rendering vision very distinct almost as per-
feet az in YOUTH yield this testimony In favor Of the
Professors Glasses most cheerfully.
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STATE OF souTH OARon1NA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, -.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbia, June 10, 1866.
srR have made full and satisfactory test of the
spectacIes procured from YOU and have the pleasure
to say that the glasses better adapted to my eyes
than any have used The facility with which you
fitted the glass to my eye furnished conclusive evil
dence of your scientific skill in optics and your thorough
experience ocuist.
Your attainments in your profession entie you to
the confidence patronage and gratitude OF the public
Ihaye the honor to be- t,{4zaszsz5=gl
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES L. ORR,
Governor of South Carolina
Prof. NJ. BEnNHAnD1, Charleston 8. Q. ,=zz=
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A few bottles of PLANTATION B1rTERs
J viii cure Nervous Headache. .5,tzs5='f
Cold E1tremities and Feyerish Lips
d. Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
.aI Flatuency and Indigestion '=.2i -
Nervous Affections. t.. ,!,..- az.
!5 /" Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath. .
u H.s Pain over the Eyes. " #s''='=s=
., Mental Dependency: 49it. d .i,.t
- Prostration; Great Weakness.
4. eallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, DO. =
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"a smile was on he's lip--health was In her look
strength was in her step, and In her hands