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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31
WM II. SEWARD.
[EXTRAcr.]

consider it my duty to advise iho
Government, that person named MILAN.
a native OF Chill, resident in Lima, las
, departed for The United States with tho
object Of contracting for two thousand
families Of negroes for this country. The
Intention Of the party orpartics interest.
cd is to give the speculation the color.
ing OF free colonization in that country,
but here the negroes. arc to be sold in
the same manner as the Chinese CO olcs
for the term Of eight years, for tho sum
Of 1875 each, upder ihe prctcxL Of re-.
.mnneraLing tho speoytsaeos for passngo
and advance money; The negroes to re
coive during the eight years twenty
: five cents in Bolivian currency daily,
equal to thirty.three and one third per
cent. less in hard money. There is no
necessity for NE to epnmclatc cr depict
the horrid crucl,ics and snnrriugs and III
treatment inflicted upon the Chinese
laborcrs, and which would bc The fate of
the dcluded people brought here under
this contract ifpcrmittcd to be carried
Ont by our Government. =
| will only add that the greater part Of
the negroes arc already contracted to
planters on tho terms above mentioned.
| leave the matter TO your better indg.
mont and decision, and remain, SC, SC,
II X 4
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Wado Hampton's Gpcooh.

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a,ch /. a",onch 49, ,n;ah, hn crr;sc, ri (rn;n
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

John Bright delivered a.telling ora
tion at sfmoisfer'' reform domontra-
.tion in Leeds. Flo advocates manhood
suffrage and mn ultimate union Of tho
.pcoplo Of Ergland and America. His.
sncor at 3"doscent from tho Conquer
orr raay be regarded as q first warning
TO the hegeditaiy aristoeraoy MS a class,
ssnd !; alpSsl lilainary % sais At ttac X on the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

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Mnyrus rn roum TLo fc,in";nn iH' 1,a
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Parties at tho North,

| The smoke Of the contest has not
cleared away in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
! Indiana and Iowa, but enough is visi-
/ bic 10 sec clearly The same remarkable
state Of affairs which hc8 been seen in
the North for five years. The people
arc just about equally divided on thc
great questions Of Tie day. There is
no such r:cpcnd ndcrancc in the votes of
either party rs to indicate any great
and listing majority. tits one Of the
most marvellous things in history that
Tor so long a time, from election to
election, in the midst of the utmost
excitement, through war, and peace
following war, the votes of ;ho. I'M
mcnSc governing population of the
Northern States should remain Just
about equally divided on tho granAcst
questions ever submitted to the dccis-
ions Of a people. Here. arc lessons for
the world to learn in this state of af-
fairs. There arc also lessons for tho
country to learn.
1t is plain enough that the majority
Of the citizens of the United States arc
opposed to< the course taken by Con-
Gress, and in favor Of the policy Of the
President. Half the people of the
North, and all the people of the
South, arc agreed in this. On the
other hard, it is plain that the minori-
ty OF thu people, and very decided
minority at that, now rule, and will
continue to rule the country. It's
not u rule Of tnc majority under
which the inhabitants Of tho United
States arc to live.
Another fact is plain and ought to
be distinctly seen and recognized
hcnccforth. Neither the Republican
nor the Democratic party is dead. It
has bcon very often said that the mis-
sion Of the Republican party was ac-
compliShcd. Politicians have talked
abont the diyccta mcmJro of that par
ty, aud imagined TINT II now party
could be formed out of tho Conscrva-
tive portions of tho old. Tho lesson
OF thiswoo,l is, that tho Republican
party snot dead, but is firm, united,
and strong, and there is no such thing
as Conservatism in it. =; Il Il Is
The Democratic party is no moro
dead than tho Republican. The fires
of aiiliction have only warmed it, and
the blows Of successive defeat have
only welded it into moro compact
mass. 1t polls it's hugo vote, just as
heretofore, gaining some in one place,
losing some in another, but always tho
samc !dparty. 1t is arrant nonsense,
in the face Of such an election as this
in Pennsylvania, where Mr.. Clymcr
polls ono-half the immense vote of the
Statc-it is arrant nonsense, we say,
for any man looking at such fact to
talk ofthc Democratic party as dead.
* X x \ II
As it il, tho fate Of tho nation is to de-
pend on tho future action of these
two political parties. They stand
face to face just about even in num-
bcrs. They arc ficrccly opposed to
each othor. They arc bent on direct
ly opposite purposes. They arc
equally determined III their claim of
Iftho party in power at
tempt tho revolutionary measures
which have been threatened, tho other
party will unqucstionably stand by
tho Constitution and tho laws.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

"CAN Suou THiHas BE7"-- Wo
know that it will sound strange in tho
cars Of this community, especially thoso
OF rs who havo been lavish in expensive
"gct.ups' for the opcra, to know thaS
Two families ofagod and destitute Ge.
males hayc been pcrishing with hunger
in 'ho Height Of orr rcyolry; and yet
siIch is Tho fact. Some Of our CITY Off
ccr", in licirrides on tho outskirts Of
the city, discovered two lamilics cf aged
white females in shanfy belonging TO
the city, belowthe Fair arounds, and
.ncart rthc.swamp, and who hadnottasted
food for nearly throo days, and who
were too inirn to make their dcstitu'
ton known /.
rs soon as arprisod ofthc fact, May
or Collins had them promptly removed.
To- tho city hospital, whore they will 70.
cciye proper caro- and nourishment.---
Macon, (Ga.) Ielsgraph,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31
W. j. Yates /:

W. j. Yates:
DEAR Sir: The following is de-
scription of q very novel and dcstruc-
tive hail storm which occurred at
half-past two O'Clock yesterday oven
ing. The pieces, not stones, were of
every conceivable shape, with horns,
legs, arms, &c., resembling bugs,
fowls, grass-hcppcrs, crawfsh, alliga-
tors, crabs, fish, lizards, chcsnut burs,
monkeys, sea shells, doll-babics, &C.,
&c. They came down so rapidly and
IN such size. and quantity that many
of them lost an arm, leg or wing in the
fall. The (not vcry) little creatures
came down with legs and arms spread
out so that they hitchcd upon the cot
ton and other things, stripping pretty
clcan of leaves and limbs. Some cot
ton fields are ruined. The heaviest
part of tho storm was between here
and Mount Mourno, covering the
ground from thrco to four inches in
some places, and to-day it still lies in
piles two inches deep, the pieces aver
aging two and half to three ounces
in weight. Respectfully.
RI. p. HELrEA
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

INTERNATIONALLY O.EAN TELEGnArn.
.--Mr. : William II. Hops, one of The
-oldcsttc!egraph snpcrintcndcn's in tho
county, has accepted tho position OF
anpcrntclidont for tho building Of the
International Ocean Telegraph Line,
and vii! sail IN d cwFdays for Florida
through - portion Of which State the
line Is to be bnilt Several Leading cili.
zans and public men Of Florida have
suggested that the line Do built from
lNnrnandina to Cedar Keys, on tho
West sido Of tho State, thence by cablo
to havana. This will be determined
upon by Mr.. Ieiss, if tho rracticabiiity
OF lie srggrsted ronto is made manifest
hy personal inspection and survey.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

a project is on loot for supplying
Now York city with gas manufactured
at tho coal mines in Pennsylvania. II
IS proposed to convey il through iron
pipes, Distance ofonc hundred and
fly smlea,t to The city !t is asserted
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

A common-scnsa writer Of tho South
says, "we can 10 longer afford to buy
with ready money ovcry lucifor match,
nail, l,axo, shoe peg, saddle, wagon, hat
and everything else we need, from the
North" That's it; make such things
and if you display half the;genius and
Industry you eSiiibited q sss ssdsuring tbee
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

Japan advicos to September l2,
havc been received, and it is stated
thatthcrc are rumors that tho Tycoon
had died at Jcddo. His successor is
hais % JIG 4 mon of great energy q
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31
DEPARTMENT. or SrArm,

Sir: On the 9Th instant | had the
honor to address letter to you, inform
ing you that schemes were on foot to
induce freedmen to cmigratc to foreign
countries, and particularly to peru, and
Suggesting that all legal and mor.,!
means at your command should be- used
10 prevent what was believed to be an
attempt under spccions promises Of al.
vantage, to practice imposition upon The
ignorant freedmen Of orr conn'ry. Re.
farrinG to that communication, | have
now tho honor to transmit for your ill.,
formation extracts Of the dispatch adj
dressed to this Department by Consul
Of the United States in Peru, under date
Of the 10Th ultimo, which prompted sug.
grStions upon the subject referred 10
which have already been made. have
the honor to be your Exccllrncy's rNc
dent servant,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

REMARKABLE HAIL Storm in NoRrll
CARoLlNA.--Thc Charlotte Democrat
publishes the following, and youchcs
for the trustworthincss Of it's cores
pondent:
Davidson COLLEGE, N. c.,
October II. 1866.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31
Another Circular from Seward.

TIE SCHEME TO INDUCE EREEDMEN TO
EMIGRATE TO ToEEt3S COUNTRIES.
The following from the S;ptr De
partmcnt in relation 10 the scheme 10
induce freedmen from tho United S'a'cs
to cn,igratc 10 foreign connt.ics has been
just issued
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-19
N. ABBEVIILE, S. c., FRIDAY, JANUARY 49, 1876
sary medicine and medical assistance.

sary medicine and medical assistance.
XXXII. II all indentures or obligations
Of apprenticeship, the regulations herein
prescribed, shall be considered stipula,ions.
XXXIlI. Form Of indenture to be used
IN cases Of voluntary apprenticeship, a0here
the apprentice is bound by father or moth.
or: TO be in duplicate.) Gather or mo.
ther, as the case may .be,) Of (name Of
chho) my cn'io OF inc age OF years,
do hereby bind said child to (name of mas
ter) ngree to receive the said child as my
apprentice. in witness whereof, We (,he
master, father or mother, as the . ase NAV
be, and child, if over the prescribed age)
have subscribed our names and nut our
seals, this day of 1885
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-19
FOR ALL SERVANTS.


uent.
FOR ALL SERVANTS.
LXXl. In all contracts between master
ana servant lor service, the foregoing req.
ula'lons shall be stipula,ions, unIess it shall
be otherwise provided in the contract. and
the following form shall he sufl cient con.
tract, unless some special aeresnent be
made between the parties:
Form Of Contract.
(name Of servanD do hereby agree with
("ame OF maSer) to be hi4 (lere insert the
words "househoId servant" or ".ervan, in
husbandry," as 'he case may be) from the
date hereof, at the wages of (here ,nsert
the wages. 10 be paid by the year or
monthly and in consideration thereof,
lname Of MASTERY agree to receive the said
(name OF servHnD as such servant, and to
pay h'm the said wages, this day Of
1873
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-19
VOLUME XIII. NO. 40

their masters their families and guests, and
they shall receive gentle and kind treat.
ment.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
k|E|1S's'Zl||s;SI y
PATENTED MAY 90 Iace

IhIs Is an an article for WASHING ,,,,bo,, .LL
except IN very dirty places, which will rennire vn
1s"t ruo' and unlike other preparations offered fo
~ ~IAe purpose WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES hnt a.;
| leaEe heH much WINTER than OrdInarv methnJs
"ithOut the usual wear and tear
~ ~ !emoVeS grease spots as if by magic and soC1en
Tue art Dy soaking, so that rinsing will m
C lses entirely remove IT, '' =" oiq'nat'
t"is PO"uer Is prepared in accordance with chor,
lIaI sciehce' ana upon process pecuIinr IN i,sIr
Wnch Is secured by Letters Patent II has baa" -
ue Ior more lhan year, and has proved Itself on M;
vefsai laVorlte wherever il has been nsed a. u,I'
'"9 advantages claimed are the following. wiz
saves all lhe expense of soap usuaIIy nsed nm no,
ION and linen goOds O%''y uses on co.,
tear. "'oihe' snu wear and
Aiso for cleaning windows 1t IS unsurpassod w..
OSo quarter the time and labor usually reUured !, i'm
n',', Oeauillnl gloss and lustre much sunero, .,
the powder 1Su e&cepI 10 IaOlsen
directions with each package
IT, u Cah Oe reaOIly appreciated by a single trial
ne COST OF washing for family Of five or sIy
VIII not exceed THREE CENTS ''N persons
lhe manufacturers of this powder are o,,,o,o a.,
many uselul compounds have been iniroducad - 10
pubic winch have rOtied the cloth or iaiIed =; M ~ o
Ing 'le 1lrL Dnt knowing The intrinsic excellence nC
nis artlcle, they confidently proclaim IL a 49," Vi
~ W 10 meet demand which has long exiged on5
"hlch has heretofore remained unsuppled anu
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE d STEVENS
26O BrOGdicay, Boston
ALso, MANCFACrURERS OF FAMILY DYE Co1ops
o,,Saie ao[ sac by GrOcers and Dealers everywhere
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
APPEAL TO MECHANICS ANN
BORING Sn5, MEN TO fNSTREI La
THEIR TTVEC ILL

large proportion of the operatives in our v,,ou.
Iox"d uS ol SnoPs are not worth $1,000. A wife % ba
~ co. ana conhdng children cling with fond reoa y
with % aatio a9le at any moment to be taken avn
tion The som anu oy Tor their comfort and protec.
cy Inat would in the event of death 90 r o PoIl
making them comfortable and who can ro%aLas ~, io
aSlue lor such purpose this small sum and ,rGS
aong you ought not to lay it aside Iftbe a' miio
ls poor SO much the greater need that this w;so y
VISION De not neglected. As the ordinary accvtn p'U
.au1ns are necessarily slow, requiring wears to Ion
lS.ue Jew hundred dollars, how much wiser to mats
,uie a. once large sum by Life Insurance TAX
warning before it is too lafe lake
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
EVILS OF NOT INSURTNG

} "o poverty and suffering of widows and or,bon
'ou anu cheerless prospects, worn with evcos,
sVe Toll and scanty subsistence and corrod;n oN1'
tey' are speaking commentary upon the ey;Ia -
"uSoanos neglectlng this benefcent provision H..
soI;J NI.1s nave oeen thrown into state of ab
Soiule want oy the culpable neglect of bnsband ~
rather to fulfil 10 his family-which be l. hT " or
SacreS oolIgatlons to protect honor. cherish ~
PROVIDE lor-the important duty of Jnsnr;na -:
Lille Tor their benefit? Few homes are froa 8 ~ -'IS
encumbrance by mortgage or otherwise and IN ,,o
many cases, on the decease of the husband .nd cy
."el, .he "lie and children who had confded in b;,,
10 shield them from poverty are forced eo. " tIa'
long cherished homes, which thew in ,be;, l tne"
days helped TO adorn with all that the bo,,t
ueSire' Gould that departed husband and fatbe ~
odck upon the suffering condition of his ta,,;I''
"ouis ne not admOnsh husbands and fatbers at
@"u a'i' 10 guard against similar caIamitv 10 tba;
own families by Life Assurance? ~ '"'ii
-heh' "nen the subject of Life Assurance is mon
uohed TO them, are too apt to say il il Too Lo.
tax and yet, if they would reflect far nooay
IN reality Is no tax, but savings bank for Tho bn
ht OF their wives and children. '' "She'
an insurance on the life of a man Enr The Le.
OF nus wife or children, is free from attacbT,oe.
eleu!ors but is paid directly to his wife and o%;Ig
rem sixty days after the death of the husband '"'iO
:. = T. ClawSon. M. D., Examining Physician Su,
Cove Salisbury, M. D., ''rJ' 'ha'
J. w. Sharp, Nj. D., Dover
NJ G. LOAand. M. D., Cainoen'
David Hall, MD, miiio'd'
Lewes.
any information in regard to Life Insurance F.
insurance, insurance, or Notary Public Business viii IIe he
'ftohpIy attended by the Undersigned At the nse
y I the Kent County Mutual Insurance Comn o o,nee
'uilding, Dover, Del. O'P''ai hOtei
secretary. Kent County Mutual Insn,anon nSoN, SJ,
ny. agent for the Life Insurance Comnsm,P
Notary Public, &c. O0n'pany'~E
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
u NV Err SAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

mere are many persons who have been deterred
rom lnsuring their Lives for the benefit of ,ho;.
1Si families on account Of not being in sound bo,,h
Inc Isrt Undersigned is agent for the UNIyEPSIT
ntioE nti = INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
and is also agent for the ''0S oi lNVALlDs,
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

This company issues Policies oo,;ns, ~ u,
accidents, causing loss of life or bodily 0; ANUS Oi
The sum Of $40 will secure person u,y ;3snyd e,o
per week for twenty.sx weeks. and s0on0 .ou n Sio
case his death takes place from the c.''. casn IN
Dent and s25 premium will secure s25 ner a. tccl c
'"gniysx weeks and $4,000 cash in case of d., tof
Inns company has a paid up capital Of s9nG Hnn
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
Wilmington. .L.ly an IaeA

Tu,ad H., tII J. 'E"1E1yIUH, july 80, 1854,
USED last TALL about five tons of Wha1n's PhosOh.,
iy wheat, and consider it 10 be very vaIpshie
IeLzer used it my corn this season and v ,o
~ orr me mat they see much On the
some more Of for this falls crop Yours s resnec,,n wsn'
- CHARLES l. DuPoHr
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

ru.., NeU Castle, DEL, Mav "a 1855.
used Whanns Raw Bone Phosbbat:S 80 - tooO' M
cofn ana DC not hesitate say that il donbeS ,S On
SoF also used 1t on wheat asfaII; the wSea, e
Oe''er than where used barn yard maaure '' no"
DAVID w Grv.,,,,
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
la ELectornl ni., - q. ,r,

s used eSTrGa Whsnn, D'' DCr Co., Md. July T. 1865
alongside of other popular Phosphates il has ps;d a
!, U ana any fertilizer ever used have also used
II on my spring crops TO decided benefit and csU OIeu
meha voae1" Il 70 my neighbOr farmers as being verv
nv fail soad laSng manure shall want enough for
AOufs' &c. MACE M. MEssIcK.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
u n u T. e = s .
NORTH

,,on S,'i' a. ieaVlng Crsfeld as A. N and H,;,o 80
w;,h ,ulh at ~ Is AN will run IN Close
press Fam 20 Norfolk aud Portsmouth and 70
News york 70 %b. and from Pnadeha and H1
Line only at priHsn. ney % stop on the Road
w W EXCEPT that Steamboat T,sne "eis snITI ImT
ing tickets FROM BALTIMORE. WV" passengers hold
decl6 f. q. SEwALL, Jr..
Superintendent Del n %
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
WIN. S. GREEN,
DEALER IN STOVES AND
manufactures of Tin W,~o

OoMAEkCE STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
a. urge assortment of Stoves always on hand .rob
% looking ParlOr BarrOom and Church Snrss 'uc ns
Clutches s1G lUT coal or wood Heaters furnished for
wholesale and Retail dealer in lin w. s
Wsts Hpt On hand in large lots. Articles Of TIN
ner nooTGg' T sPoung Guttering &C., with Iron Con
JOB Work of any description con % nec.ed sI;;s
business done at short notice "i'n Ine I'm
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

able enabled to dispose of my Goods at very
NV friends os n1 would therefore SOLICIT call rum
1Ne'"einOer the Name, Number and Street.
A. AhCH st.. above 7th. south side. PM.
ANY oruFa sr,on No FARTNER. NOR CONNECTION WITH
' A"iLADELPHIA, Octl0-lm
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
Port Penn D.I L,L1o ,oe,

1,..A ,,r,, 10FF IeHn, Del, july l3, 1866.
r used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate on wheat Ias,
% WIN excellent resuIIs am much pleased with il
ana consider 1t valuable fertilizer; shall use il again
P.c.-.i.. Oh. =. DAVID STEWART. M. D.,
Professor Chemistry and NatarGi PGiiosonSD 'y' ~
Johns College, &C., &c.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
ALEXANDER WILSON.

dorchester Co., Nd, July 6, 1865.
use1 sl1 IONS Of Whanns Phosphate on wheat las,
used shall went tho same quantity for wheat this fs1r s
JOHN N, WRIGHr
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

TPuI Groee, T. Anne's Co., Nd, July 90, 1866.
oG are at liberty 10 my name in ,avor Wbsuns
ro" oO1e Ion rnosPhate; used it last fall on nv wheat
anu lnnk It good fertilizer and viii use mnch
4arsef quantity for my fall seeding. J.R. EMoav 'n
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

GreensbOrOugA Caroline Co, ma, Jl,ly 81 1s66
We have used Whann's Raw Bone P6osnba,s. vva
consider It good fertilizer and will use il on our
"-'"' ''OF WIS iSh' JAMES Massey,
JAAEssORRELL,
WIN. b. Massey
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
SHAKE! SHAKE NO MORE
@MMGRME4>wx.w wx. VIVA
DR.. G. G. GARRISON

DIX. L. q. GARRISON'S
Iii $500 @ AND DIARRHEA PREVENTJY
CboI".! prevent and cure AsIatic Cholera, ChoIer
&C. Cramps and Pains in the Siomacb anI Ptni'' n' 60
t Is vhe lime for every family to have a bo,,Ia -
manu- fou know not how soon Won msv h 80, y
'n one OF the above diseases The cos, ;s ba1 e
50 can,. Out send for bottle al once Pric
WHAT is A COUGH?
)" something that should be attendad ..
you ueiay' IL may lead to CONSUMPTION and 6O"ii
a'e i",a n.n III death Thousands have filled nrema
nv ESprcran's hegiect. Do not delay but take
VI 90 per bottle. "y Oe'oo late. Price
R. USE DR.. C. G. GARRISoN,S
IT,. foR DYSPEPSIA. purely vegeaJle co1,,o,,,,,
Tbe,o p,,O me appetite and promote dipesfion
t HAVING used them for length of i'm
~ my private practice now offer tber" - S
punt, ahq recommend them to the usa oS N' " Ine
ing 10 NV mHffe The patient has used them accord
cure Price Al So ns, ity nave always made perfect
DIR. c. G. GARRISON's
IT'D SPEPTIC PILLS.
.nx THIS are purely vegetable, and do m, oo,,.
in " 1CaiomeI. They should always he -
cs.ss oe with my Preparations, parIiens,
safe Pu,gat;r. a tney are good and perGectiv
Chill IS I've ana should be used in ali CO... ,
s;a AUG ever Bilious, Bilious Rem:ttsn, 6 Sases 81
snd inco' i Depression Of Sprits Couohs ISPp1P
cents ne, So. that require Purgatlve Price 81
IA. n e. ToO HAVE cHILLS AND EEvPp
pse ps VI; e. G. GARRISON'S FEves - rER,
ab1s 81 10 per Bottle. 1t is peree1Iy az S.a CUsE
not quacs en.5is. sGse These preparations are
manufacture and only prepared by "H 'n'enIiOn and
Fo, s,la ,uI. Dr. c. G. GARRISON
sov,S ssls: wholesale and retail at mn .,o
Druggist "rs't' P@t0dslpAa and for sale bv "a III
~. =. " GARRISON. NJ D. is a reeul., o,.dn.,
u Hy VI rennsyvania. and Iresis uaie Ea, Of the
81 diseases at his Office No. eli Son's patents toF
@Ail consultations free =.
Sol. wbols,,Is Au.u GEORGE g. GREEN
Delaware '''0 o'a'es Of Maryland and
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