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PUBLIC HorICE, r.; !.

~ OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a T1N1rR
ne following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. g. THOMAS --
SEC. l. Be It Ordained 5y the Nnuor md 1LieT,nsn =,
Council assembled That from Eand after the rst dav
OF licenses shsn be taken for all crta draws
ana wagons used Tor private and domestic purposes in
the same and according the eane pruyisons
now OF force IN relation to cnr rays and waaons let
a ior n1re except giving bonds And each such
tanning the number thereof and marked unts 10 he
placed on the outside of tue shaft. lsIs71-i
ass sse No pesson shan be taken BY the Treasurer
cenaee for CARTS drays wagons and other carriages
less he Or ;she be feeeholder !. - - -
SEC The following shan hereafter be the rates for
ncenses Tor public and private carts rsyz wagons re
inondng the Horses or mules used thereof which shal
be free from other taxation: EyI.I-. -" - -
BUSINESS wHArEvER, FOR HRE DIRECT or mprREcr n
every cart dfay OF wagon, drawn by horse or
Eor every cart dray wagon drawn by two horses or
For every hack and carriage With two wheels. 500
Eorevery back and carriage with four wheels $40:
o FSs eyery stage OF Omnibus Except line omnibusl
For every stage ennibus Except line onnibus,
diaWn oy tour horses $6o. ls571 ~ Ga 2l,
sse aGf every tuet drawn y two Or more horses mules
For % every I express drawn BY more horses
For every bread cart wagon s.
Eor every cart drsy wagon used private or do
nesc purpoeas and NOT to be employed In the trans-
other commodity, for. compensation ettc- directly or
Tor the same shall psy for se the sum Of
-, e1s5aasys of tie horse or mIle
t. 81 IN the year & car Lord one Thousand eight hun.
s B dc Mayor = 9: eAH1Azs'' Mayor. y -.
I January s -1s ~ ". b. sN1rE. Clerk OF Connect
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AZ w expected. Radicalian a eaau

AS WE expected; Radicalism isalready beginning
to sneer ct Nj: PRABoDYis recent munifcent eift
for educational purpose, in the South His failure
70 specify ina manner the beloved freed.
men, is not atan satisfactory Last week the IN
qairer, Of Philadelphia, opened its batteries, BY
attacking that portion Of the gift which incIudes
the bonds Of the Planters Bank OF Mssisspps, and
eoolly asserted that tthe ruling population Of the
South is not honest ssf 5aS. ;TsI
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Extract from Ordinance Rats6ed Noremocr 2oM 1906.
to obstruct passengers; aud no sionhoari
shall bs erected otherwise tan thirteen feot from the sr
hee OF the ground or foot pavement
Qncer penalty of Twenty Dollars for each and every
ed otherwise than as herein directed, shall 80 remain
purpose OF exposing any goods commodities, or other
ARTICLES tor SALE place, be placed any such
goods Commodities, other articles whatsoever or any
saoe. bench snlboard box or other appendags in any
pavement within the City, under penalty OF Twenty
Doars Tor each and every such offence each and
such offence is committed Propcd however That Ven
due Mrsero shall be permitted to before their
stores such goods and commodities they sell at public
auction, but not to take up room than the 'front.' Of
nec respective vendue stores distance of sx
feet beyond the same. nas+ 5 55@#s n, IN
SEQ. 7. No person persons whosoeyer shall suffer
any hreWood GOALS goods wares, merchandise carriages
OF any description, other matter or thing to him
her. or them belonging consigned lay stand for
longer space than four hours any street. ane alley
or public thoronghfare within the City under penaty
ofwo Donrs with COSTS for every hour TINT any sncR
article thing shall lay stand beyond the above
mentioned time: excepting, materials building in re-
ed namely When my person OF persons shall erect or
repair my house other building upon any street lane
aley or open court within the city, he. She or they
shau make application for use Of so much of the
street or public shall not exceed the front of the
lot on which such building is to be erected nor extend
more hansx feet into the street, which space such
fence at east six feet hiRh in order deposit within the
ssme the requisite materials for building and repairing
and such fence together with the remaining material he
she, they shall soon as the WORK be nish
ed OF whenever tho Mayor shall require it ON main of
oradn9 Two Dollars for every hour that such fence or
such materials shall afterward remain unremoved; and
their expense, by the City authorities,
January % a:. glsF 1mo
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REFORM IN ENGLAND:

On Monday last the mob. u,ag., known as the Re
form League in London, had another e grand open
air" demonstration. Mr.. D1sRAEL1, the. Chancellor
of She Exchequer, that same evening as if intini-
dated BY the monster procession, announced in the
House Of Commons that the Government meant to
take up the question of reform at once, asking
only two weeks for themselves and all parties to
prepare for the issue. The League ask for seman-
hood suffrage, but this it is pretty certain, they
viii not yet get. There wiz doubtless be q conces-
sion Of further political privileges the. privi-
lege Of the elective franchise will be given to many
now excluded but conservatism has still strong
hold il England; and they will be slow to adopt
such Jacobn principles Of policy, especially as
they have striking example Of their working ia
the distracted condition of America &
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EAENIx FIRE EN- CINE COMPANY. s.
ooioy E. Company at Maaes Aan Thf. Eresg At *
fe5saesy Is Il s III sscreta1iyy.ssi si 81
ST: HHDREW's EQDGE, No. .1O.A. r. ne. :
HE HEdoiAR COMMUNICATION OF THE ABOVE
Eooee WaA DO held This Ere,,in0 Masonic Hall
Ut ciock Candidates for tho f. A. Degree are re-
aae7ted e attsnd ,,-s
rlSy By order = " NJ -. +. N: JEANNERETr,
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&! i&lS5.' NOTICE. 80 fS &, r
rS+st* - OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
So, ~ CHAmEsroN, g. O.. January 25. 1857
lIAE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB.
IL LIhHED for genera1 information. The Police have
oers to all cases Of violson on and aftr the ls
90 Fenruary next szS c. B. SIGWALD
~ A 5S$f!!- Captain Of Police
All ORDINANCE 10 PROTECT THE PAvRMEHTs AND srpr-
WALKS OF THE CtTY. 55
4 beG oT06sHa1 by he Nayor and Aldermen of ChnYIes
CRy Connel dsaeusbzed Is hereby oTdaiaed b
fae eewe That nom and after the rst day
n September next ther6 sS be Laid down by the ovner
Of each lot In city having entzanoe
eassgs Hagons carts sna days, platform Of wood
sene the cenre OF tho seet and the owner or
e q such lot not having herein
toprotet the entrance Of
dnsiAss and In the event Inst the sid rvennnt
becomes hrnken, he sha pay ta addition to tho a6Ore-
satd the costs and charges Of medng the eaIne
NC aso the sum Of I've dollars for each day the same
II Rasined ~ City Council August 13, 1851. y ss$s
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"A T PRIN&aE sA1.fo--A -FIaE EAR11 TN
"A; GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing 90 acres of
and s40f which are cleafed and ience ths bal
ance well wooded. This place is situated l6 mes from
Charieston on the State Hoad, and within quarter of
mile OF the Northeastern Railroad. There is fne or
chafd on the plsee 49, : --'''% ~ "
For information apply to i tsSfs I
December IL NO 1al Meetino et o.,a,,e, street
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GRAND CONCERT. \ ).
SACRED M II /. U.SIC.... ]. y.

v. ~ Z, I
" A GLAND Gland CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC WILL BE
"a given at the CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH on the
OF TIE CHURCH. - - - 49, '--1 -
Inc Choir VIII be Rssisted by Mr. r. D. RUDDOCK
and several Ladies :nd Gentlemen Comprising some Of
TIE best musical talent In this City who have Kindly
rendered their services la ---a - 80 o -NA4o'
The following selections from the works of tho ceo+
composers, will be the l -. = - e
* :. i=E PROGRAMME THE EVENING F:
!. Organ-Cum Sancto Spritu (12th Mass,. :. .MozARr
SGorus-Ine Lord is Great. .RIaH1N1
:. 500 and Chorus-"Qui Tolis' I'D Mnss) . HAYDN
4. Solo and Chorus"Q Quoniam" (Sd Mass). . :. HAYpN
.. heciatve and Ara-"With verdure Clnd'' (Oratoro
q c,or,sa .r =; HAYDN.
- - 6en AS Neum).. HANDEL
T.eon-H oSue.. BACH.
=. Chorus and soo-"Kyrie' I'D Mass) ....HAYDH.
y 1r3o-on Ihee Each Living Soul" (Oratorio Crea-
10 Duo'Graceful Consor' (Oratcrio Creationl HAYDs
II. Grand Chorus-.Ha Ha1lsujah" (Oratorio Messiah)
@ HANDEL.
Mr.. T. D. RUDDocK, organst n
Mr. g. o. ROBINSON. Conductor 'a I&s
P NJ. w. s.'IT N ~ -. - - ,~'iAAu10A-. o. Q
Tickets s10o- be obtained 1t coURTENAY,s.
GREERS, RUSSELL'S, md HOLMES BOOK STORFs
also tDr. A1MAR'S DRUG STORE. l1-.r- 1>'- -'"'
gg No Tickets viii be sold at the doors Of the Church
February
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BE Ordained. Tint from and after the first day Of
January next every person keeping shop store
engaged IN mercantile business in the City OF Charleston
shall post up aud keep posted up in conspicuous
at hs or her business stand and stands
ous Sign Board Plntc containing his or her given
name and surname, nnd in of partnership, the
gwen name and surname Of each member of the frn
shall forfeit and pay to the City ponaty fifty dollars
.er each and every offence Or default and in addition
month during which the provisions of this Ordinance
shs remain not complied with Prouided however, Thn
ners Of limited partnership.
3 Ratified December 2, 1851. -@#
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FIN A N CIAL,
REM M0VAlS,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
TOBACCO! !! TOBACCO! TOBACCO! /!
r E M @ VAlS.
p. MULK]AI

p. MULkAI
HAS REMOVED HIS TOBACCO BUSINESS FROM
a the hands Of F. BACKUS, No. 1856 Meeting street
10 ,Sie Messrs: MCKAY CAMPBELLs Auction and Com.
mission House, Hascl street, opposite the postofco
where he will be happy to all Of his CUSTOMERS and
sell them all grades Of TOBACCO at Manuicturer's
Nowdn Store end tho way 400 boxes, halfboxes and
caddies Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Fresh sup
plies and New Brands every week. f
PLANTATIoNTO TOBACCO in 20 fb caddies at 2Oc ,er n.
r3anaon Tobacco in whole and 2oc 25c
oc, soc. 4Vc. and 45c per b Also. Of the finest
Brands from 75c. to 81 25c per fb. 'I017 -
n, B;MAgent for T. GREEN's} GENUINE DURHAM
sMOhiNd TOBACCO No q Durham Smoking Tobac-
CO. IN barrels with several other brands; also Snuff
1000 Tbs samples mixed Tobaccos be sold in lots Of
lbs, or more, to suit purchasers I'M 49, I -
orders received for Georgia YARNS great reduc-
1oA IL price. February 18
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OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
-- CHARLESTON. 8. O.. February 18th, 1867. \
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, BE RE
~ CE1VED by the undersigned until 25th inst, for
cleaning and repairing the Fire Well at the corner of
Beaufan aud Smith Streets per Specifications to be
seen at this Office. --',,77 -
Also, for making TEN FIRE LADDERS, as per speci-
fcatio1s. M III NATHAN =
February Is 10 Chief Fire Dopartnent
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LOST.
T OST, ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO. a
~ GUTTA PERoHA GOLD PENCIL AND PEN, with
left at this office. SttES-s !1.'- : Fehrnarv - =
II osT, ON YESTERDAY, BETWEEN 2
~ and 8 O'clock NJ, ARohL OF BILLS, amounting to
noout s1ou thoughtto have BEEN dropped Tradd
street crossing Meeting street liberal reward will be
paa9 70 any person leaving the same at the MERCURY
OIE -NE. ~. ---- m --- .at4t$s.4 February 16
I OST, ON ATLANTIC WHARF, OR GsOINt;
Il nom there, q brown leather TIME-BOOK of no nae
20 any one out the owner Any having found it viii
CONFER 1aEor by leaving it ut THIS OFFICE il re-
4uneo re"A1u Will De gwen February IA
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
~ Undersigned until the 18th Of Mnrch for furnishing
SIXTEEN HUNDRED FEET OF THREEiNCH DOUBLE
EXTRA LEATHER. DOUBLE COPPER RTvETED FIRE
pounds water to the square nch any feet
sections at 80 much Per foot aud So much for brass
Also for -FOUR SETS OF BEST RUBBER SUCTIoSS.
In one length cach Of feet with swivel brass
OF suctons at much foot; and butts extra
Sizes Of sucons and number Of threads inch for
the butts Will be furnished. ILL., NJ. II. NATHAN
! ,FeDrOAfy 10 1mO ChiGf Fire Departrnant
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I-E1-A-S
THAT WE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT BYw
S4 co, and pass through no other hands, on
but 70 sell At the following prices
FINE YOUNG HYSON. ON........... u so fo = TX TX :
FINEST GUNPOWDER. :. :. 80. - - . Ss..
FINEST lMPERIAIA,x = - . -
aSs4 rs & ENaIlsH B IS
~ so
C10TST 90
we keeh alEo supply OF cheape- HRrades-a uossl
Per pound SO NJ 90. ,'%9>
Just received. . new supply OF OLD JAVA COFFEE
& The. PARCaED ~: COFFEE Represent to be Of the
ftasH QUALITY parched byus with great care trial
vince he consumer on that point .7.s5-
Y GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYRA 5%$4 &Et
The FILLING OF ORDERS parsonaliy; attended to bv
one one o. ne "a Goods delivered to all Of tho
=, a suppsy Of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER viii arrive on
Ays 4y 3Y1S = 2 ET,o1yry
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S r OLE N /,

'GTOLEN, A BILL OF EXCHANGE ON
ksthbone Bros. 1 Co, Liverpool, for SIX Hundred
nd Seventy Pounds Sterling, drawn in our favor All
persons are warned not to purchase the same as
February 16 .tsTIg,s-S - - 3 :.
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GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS,
SIDES, SHOULDERS. HAMS. SC.
= HHDs- CLEAR B. BONE SIDES
- o6 Boxes Sides
40 Hhds, Prime Shoulders
rs Tierccs Canvascd liam. ..... Il.
25 Boxes Plan Hams # 81.
25 Barrels Choice Hams
rs Barrels Prime Leaf Lard .a .
60 Barrels Moss Pork .". ... =
20 Barrels Strips .' g.. *.'
s Boxes Strips .a 90. g. .....". !. sd"
80 Boxes Bellies u .. ..". ...
100 Barrels Extra Flour U"." WA"
l6 Barrels Whiskey .N.M w. I'd"
To arrive per steamer Alliance esnecte, -,,o,
40 Hhds. CLEAR 3. BONE SIDES 'oe"''
26 Hhds. Prime Shoulders
To arrive per schooner Scranton !" c.nccta, d,;v
40 Bags RIO COFFEE >''
100 Barrels Flour
For sale low by JEFFORnS &. Cp
February 19 M oo7v vnn,,r" 80
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, s. c.. January &c. 1867. I +
FHtHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
i LLsHED for the benefit of all whom It may CON
Germ C. B. SIGWALD,
. ~ Captain Of Police.
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FLRSl-CLASS GROCERIES.
CARD,

MTR EvERT E. BEDFORD. THE MANAGES ~
~ THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT, returns many
Inanks to the customers and patrons for their liberal
chased BY them during the past year. Il has been and
T aways wln be onr aim, to PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS
aRooERlEs, WINES, TEAS. etc. we 1atter ourselves
w1tn our facilities, can give general satisfaction
~ WM MMoNs Esq; having been engaged to assist in
the management would be pleased his friends at
p 2oe. assuring them that all goods purchased are
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED @7-:-' S-T7 nm" -"
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CITY. ADVERTISEMENTS.

- jSNOT1eM::TO TAVERN KEEPERS. :; -
"a OFFICE CLERKioF COUNCIL. !, ~
a..g-s' ~ ,.ps February 16. 1867. M
Il IL PERSONS WHO HAVE MADE APPLICATIONS
IA FOR Tavern hereby notified to report at
my Ofico on Ztiesiay next, 18th inst - T@
g. N a ". n. SMITH
February 10 2 Clerk Of Council.
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EHOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT.
end 6-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY
and year old For sale at Kills House Stable Apply
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The undersigned respectfully tenders bis ser.
vices m agent for the sale Of your cotton 10
this city, and for the purchase Of your supplies.
The unfortunate termination Of the late war,
which so materially affected the best interests
Of the South, has also had lis effect upon the
commission business Of this city, a. transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
less well remember with what pcrtinacity (pre-
vious TO the war; amounting In some instances
10 ANNOYANCE, you were solicited for business
at the rate Of iny cents per bale commission,
free Of drayage, and stored for twelve months
without charge. Then las will be again) the
producer was the ruling element and high
rents, rich landlords and merchants were the
result Of planters patronage. No people or
occupation have been more seriously Frustrated
than planters aud planting, and none 80 much
deserve 10 be fostcred and aided In their unior-
tunate changed condition. How that aid no
much needed has been melted out you, ] opine,
too well know. 0nerous government taxes In
general, and q special tax upon your leading
production, cotton, large profits you have had
10 pay upon supplies furnished, commissions on
sales ranging from 81 80 to s. 90 per bale,
monthly storage Al exorbitant prices, and other
expenses as per reference 10 your account sales,
as a sum total will leave you but little, II any
thing, upon which TO rebuild your shattered
fortunes, or 10 compete with the new order
Of affain-ffee labor. When | withdrew from
the cotton and commission business In 1850.
private reasons then led me 10 believe that |
would never engage In II again. The %solicits-
ton Of many friends that were former patrons,
and a desire 10 promote the interest Of the
planting community, 80 far as my feeble efrortz
can do 20, and the apparent want Of erHtitude
exhibited to q community that In times past
tended 90 materially 10 the prosperity Of Mem.
phis and is mercantile community, has deter
mined me again 10 offer my services In the
capacity ~ stated. The reduced stocks Of cot
tons In the United States and short supplies IN
The hands Of New England manufacturers Ia,
caused some advance In prices from the late De.
preston, hence early sales may be prudent and
remuncntivci such was the case the past two
SEASONS and many planters have had cause 10
regret the acting upon the too common practice
Of holding and drawing upon their %cotions. I
would advise no planter 10 send forward bis
cotton unless he wished Il sold upon The knt
active market Il can bs held a, hone much
cheaper than In Memphis. Ny charges for
selling cotton will be one dollar per bale. In.
surance effected In all cases N not Instructed
10 the contrary. Shall buy Jour supplies from
Wholesale houses, giving you the benefit Of the
same. In short BY strict attention 10 ali The
departments Of our business I hops 10 merit !
large share o. patronage.
vsry RESPECTFULLY,
~ HUM.
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Ths pnpalaf heiis has undergone
considerable Improvement lsiely nnd
ihe mechanical sklll and taste die
played IN M arrangement aid gfqaily
10 i. appearance. undef The control
N that experience which IN pfopde
,or, NJ a. H. galloway, possesses,
the Wofsham House oa6nd fail 10
increase IL already Iafge business
md 10 orr friends visiting Memphis,
who desire comfort, convenience, and
III thc dellcacie Of The market, w.
Nould @y, give this house a trial
Our genial, good. booking friend, Nil
lcr, Is still behind the counter, aud "
you can find a clcyercr gentleman IN
the Bluff City, we'll find you an old
maid who mover had an Golfer"
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TnE LAUGH or WouEs.-A wo-
man hos no natural gin more be-
witching than q sweet laugh. II Is
like the sound Of flutes on the water.
II leaps from her ia a clear, spark
ling rill and the heart that hcars Il
feels as II bathcd in the cool, exhila-
rating spring. Have you ever pur-
sued an unseen fugitive through the
trees, lcd on by a fairy laugh, now
here, now there, nos lost nov lounds
We have; ana We are pursuing that
wandering voice TO this day. Some
times IL comes TO US In the midst Of
care, or sorrow, or irksome business,
aud then we turn away and listen,
and here d ringing away the evil
spirits Of mind. How much we owe
10 that sweet taught II turns prosc
TO poetry; Il f!ngs flowers Of sun
shine over the darkness Of The wood
In which We are travelling Il touches
with light even our sleep, which i
no mose than the image Of death,
bu. j. consumed with dreams thai are
the .b'dows OF Immortality.
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Tonic Syrup
A VYtfabh fgmtauad kflia npa
bal mga failag ~ n
ChllIs and Fever,
CIV
FEW R ANDAGUE
Issrg fgagu bee NJ daildsis Lssry
DiAass has NJ tsys

~ tfsala VI iha HaH hafs laf kf Ms
%aasag ~ sfl FsHi " 4 Hss Vala go
Hlsblf ffHsfg 4 = nianiats ~ ~ aIns
HiAahflas aHA ghfl Hlea 4fHff ~ w.
nfs " fsg# aai AaHs w cHft ftA Fever
~ flflm. sad ihs results ft hYF 80 ttff
siapia ifalHahy ~ ffsfg lapffHifsd mind
fhai ne Tfsss tnala HYfap has iHppllsi hls
Ftbf and afhmbiif ~ fha purpose pos W.
maflis lHaiaiHsi Hhfis uial 10 a1 ihai
i needed 70 stamp his femsdT ~ NE nsatHi
" Va NJ the lff
fbs iaFfsiifhs N shlfh ihif Hatleiae u
elmeaei ss Hmpls ff1inffi0Hf N nature.
s%lalnilHg Hpuh eefislh streams IN ihf stale N
fefas aaa ssW need ~ ne ataarinss n hat
Stats ~ 4 ipsslhr ~ ell binds N FsfefA SOD
especially ~ fsVr and Akusl W. hey
aafsf fulsd h. cure
A celebrated physician u%naegnlnitd Win
The hsii hsa furnished ~ NE theory plua ihis
Important aHljeft ahd henos The product prop
sfy namsi TExAH TONIC HYnCP which W
NV snsf " No public ~ = specific and positive
onfs i0f fstsf ard Ague, NJ Chilla and Fever
no matter N how long standing
Having had lndahiabis evidence n Va
prompt and certain effects from ne testimony
n = multitude N respectable eliienb W ~
nj hesitate ~ recommend This preparation In
al RACES N Fever aud Ague and Chilh and
FeTef II h pheasant 10 The iasie and The
cheapest medicine in ibe world. Therefore, In
truth, II mas, bp deelafed tho day u mol faf
distant when u must he appreciated aud aaed
IN ever household where The Ever aud Agus
" Chills and Fever i found 10 exist
fof mls w VII dealers everywhere,
for sale by y " YATES, Pauola
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MISSISSIPPI DlARRHOEl CORDIAL,

Diarrhoea nne ~ M. u,.t f.,.t A...
.na-n \. h. y.i.s ~ 49,. IA yso'uet,
,ha,n"hoa, ,hs ,A y. ue hisl~ippl ana
~ sSsims w ~ "ninea'A.ely checked
M .la's iy sutVa ~ .ne use OF
Nv m rts,a1hpuOu. s ~ may seem
AZ ~ ~ y soaaa'nuy p,oaoaneed lvaN'-
~ y, ." u,.,N'es ., thV oowss common TO
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