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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

EIWe had intended noticing matters
aud things coming under our observation IN
O. recent visit % Winchester particularly the
proceedings q the Republican Convention in
which Black spirits and white, mingled, min
sled, mingled, but a pressure upon our CO.
lumus Of other subjects prevented ia doing 50
IN this issue
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

VERY superior Coarse Boots, Heavy Brogans,
' Mems and BOYS Calf Shoes. Ladies Morocco
and Kid Shoes Misses Morocco Tipped Shoes, Hats
for Men and BOYS. just received aud for sale by
October 8, 1861. u. HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
DOHiestics.

DLEACHED and Brown Cottons, Bagging. Tick
} ing. Stripes, Plaid Cotton, Striped Lnsey
Flannels, heavy and Gne Canton Flannel, bleachcd
and brown. Just received snd for sale by
Oct. 3, 1867. ID. HOW ELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
Fancy Goods.

7 INEN Collars and Cuffs for Ladies and Gents
1 4 fancy and plain Nock-Ties, Ribbons, Colored
and Black Velvet Bugle Buttons and Trimmings
Swiss and Cambria Edging and Insertion. Ruilling
Braids. silk and Linen Floss, Hankerchiefs plain
and hemstitched Just received and for sale by
October 3, 1861. ID. HOW ELI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
Professional Card.

nr. N. c. Beckham having located az Duff
- fields Depot. offers his professional services
to the public. he can be found st all hours at his
Office next door 70 Mr.. Melvin's Store.
October 3, ls67-Sm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
October ., 1867. Esprit 3tI
PUBLIC SALE.
GENERAL

PUBLIC SALE.
TIVE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, al
i the Valley Bank building 10 CharestoWn, On
SATURDAY. I2h Of OCT0BER, 1861,
TEE TotLowIyo Articles:
A large walnu.Top Counter.
Three Walnut Desks, large Press;
number Of Chairs,
Wood and Coal Stoves,
Two Large Tables, and many other useful
TERNs.-A credit Of ninety days will be given
on all sums over IS.
W. y. CRAIGHILL, Agent.
For II. NJ. Brent, Trustee.
October 3, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
POPLINS

DELAlNES, &c,
all of which have been selected with great care
Call early. ID. HOWELL.
October 3, 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
WOODEN Goods.

(nOTHS, Cassimeres Cassinets. and other goods
Y for Mems wear, very low in price, bot Of fine
quality. joins L. HOOP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
DOnlesfics.

nLAID and Striped Linseys, Brown and Bleach
ed Cottons, Calicoes. tea very large sup
ply in great variety, and very cheap.
Oct. 3. JOHN L. H0OFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
NEW GOODS.
Groceries.

GUGARS, Colees, very superior Teas, N0lasses
= and other articles in the Grocery line just re-
ceiyed and offered very low.
Oct. 3, 1867. JOHN /. HOOFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
Dry Goods, CLOTHING

BOOTS and SHOES, HATS aud NOTIONS
ever offered in the Valley, comprising Meiinoa.
Coburgs, all-wool Delaine, Mauselines. Alma
Pekins, Armures, Fancy Delaines, CaIicoes. Rro
and Bleached COttons Linseys. and a general va
riety too numerous 10 mention
We would also call the attention Of the citizens
OF Charlestown and vicinity 20 the fact that we
have just received one Of the finest stocks Of mems
and boys
READYNADE CLOTHING,
ever offered, such as Merimack and MovhawkGold
mixed, Harrison Silk Mixed, De Coruix Cashmere
suits complete. Give US call before purchasing
elsewhere, as IL is trouble for US 10 show vori
through our stock. Don't forget the place-Lei-
senring q sons old stand. Main ST.. Charestown.
EE- NOTICE.-Mr. Joseph Goldsmith will DO
found behind the counter 10 wait upon his old Gus
toners. :. A. HAMBURGER & co
TUST received new style Gilt and Plain Roc.
~ wood Jewelry. S.A.HICO
lust received Gilt and White Edge Velvet Rib
81 bons by S.A.H4CO.
lust received Ladies' Buck Gauntlets and Ian
~ dringham Rufile by S. A. II 1CO.
TUST received complete assortment Of Dress
- Buttons and Dress Trimmings Ladies Paper
Collars, &C., by s. A. II co.
TUST received Linen and Paper Window Cur
~ tnins. S. A. HAMBURGER AGO.
October 3, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
NEW GOODS.

4 have just returned from Baltimore with
n the largest best selected and cheapest stock
OF goods have ever offered to the public, would
ask an examination Of the same by the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Charles,own and vicinity feeling con-
fdent the stock will compare iavoraby with Others
both as to price and selection.
/ would ask the special attention Of the ladies TO
my stock Of DRESS GOODS, consisting in part Of
AlPACAS,
pDpTTNG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS I

SEOOND ARRIE4Lf
At the Men Store in the Spirit Budding.
HAVING just returned from tho Eastern Mar.
L L kets we now offer 70 the public one Of The &
nest stocks of ~ w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

I AMPS, Lamp Cbimneys, Wicks-ssorted-
l and the very best Kerosene OF.
Oct 3. JOHN L. HO0FF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-03

On the Bridge at Harper's Ferry, on Saturday
last. 2sth ult. BY the Rev. Mr.. MeFaden, Mr..
WILLIAM Z HENNUM, to Miss ANNIE v. RUS
SELL, daughter of Mr.. James s. Russell, all Of
Clarke County.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
A Notorious Vcntl.ilouuist.

At the depot in Chicago, few days since
there was great excitement over Travellers
trunk. 1t seems chat the basgagc-mastcr was
about to check it, when a voice within cx-
| claimed:
''Let INC out or will smother hcre!'
The baggagc-nastcr looked astonishcd for
awhile, when the voice again exclaimed
"Will you let mo out, or must die in this
| enclosure z"
"llold on, I will look up the ownor," said
the baggage MASTER and off he started in great
haste, and in the meantime large crowd of
excited people had gathered around. lie re-
turned-the owner of the trunk could not be
found: He was about to break tho lock, when
the voice quickly said:
"Oh, don't do that; you will kill me, Here
comes my master; but don't tell him 1 am
smuggling my way
at this junctYrc gentleman stepped up and
claimed the trunk
"ls this your property, sr7" said the bag
gagc-mastcr.
Yes, sir it is, replied the gentleman
swell, sir, you are smuggling man in it,"
CA man in my trunk What do you
mean z"
Voice IN the Trunh-sIIc means | must ret
out and pay my way"
GcnHemun.-'Ilow came YOU in nv trunk 2"
Ioicc.-"You put me in here youlsclf to
avoid fare"
Gem.-'No, did not"
Ioicc.-''You lie !"
B"agogc-mosfcr.-''No use talking, sir; you
must open that trunk"
Gcnt.-Do you intend to insult me sir?"
BnIgtgc-mo ostcr.-''Not at all; but the trunk
must be opened"
Ioicc.-"Ycs, for God sake, let lie out-Tm
nearly dead"
Ge'a.-''To crafty you and tic crowd, will
open the trunk"
While the owner was adjusting the key TO
J the lock, tho crowd gathered around with the
expectation Of seeing a suflocatcd man but to
their great astonishmcnt when the lid was
raiscd the trunk contained nothing but the
wardrobe belonging to Don Juan the Vcntrlo-
quist, who pcrpctratcd the trick
The bagsasc-mastcr took with "suddcn
leaving" and the crowd shouted, 'sod again"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
NJ I s G E L L A N e O U s.
Philadelphia has more citizens of African

Philadelphia has more citizens of African
descent than any other place i'll the country
the present number reaching 28,OOO They
support seventeen churches, worth 1926 900
with membership Of $40, and 1900 Sunday
scholars. They have twelve or fifteen free
schools with daily average attendance $4,000.
There are thirty-four negroes in the city whose
combined wealth amounts to 81 ,35s,0oO The
richest man is Stephen Smith, lumber mcr-
chant. He owns seventy five houses in fec SIM
pie, and is worth not less than $500, 900.
Harris Lindsay, a bounty broker during the
war, Is worth S250,000. Five artists and a
number of excellent musicians receive distn-
guished mention. Among tho latter is tho
"Black Swan" ...
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
H . M O R o U s
FOR THE oRANGEBURa SEws.1
Bob Withels.

'Whoa Jim! what on airh are Won n
roaring and taring about now, just subsidc now,
will you Thar now, Mister, that arc horse is
jest lcetlc of the best piocc of horsclcsh that
ever mashed clay in Spring -time-jcst years
old to day, for Pap folded him, an he never
made but one mistake in breaking him, and
that thar was, that he larnt him to be too gen
tlelike and fond of the family. You see, Mister.
Pap had homcsomish kind ola way about
him, MS my Patsy says-and in raising of
things they would naturally take after him.
That's the way he coined to git inter that
scrape with Squire Morgan--You see lie went
TO the y, IL. on special business, and thar, you
know, they let hogs nm sich cattle stray
ronnd town, to the disgust Of ..thc citizens
Whoa! jim. An Pap he filled the dmiohn
mn started homc--now you SEQ, Mister, right
thar Pap missed it, tho old fool, stead of letting
the. storc-kecper put stopper in the dimcjohn
he lowed ms how he could hold the spirituous
fluid in with his thumb, nm the conscoucncc
was that Pap hadn't got five miles aforc he was
SO overcome that he kinder had to git off his
horse, an in doing so split in the road, what,
after examination he found to be about half of
the contents Of the dimejohn, mixed up kinder
promiscuo'sly gith fried eggs, ham, nm mashed
potatoes. Whoa! 'Jim-jcst stand still will
you-sccms like you never will git done laugh
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

Mr. B, NJ. Brawn, eighty -fours years and a
resident of Dayton for the last thirty years, is
undergoing the process of voluntary starvation
According tothc Journal, of that city, he and
his family assert that he has taken no food
since the 28th of FEBRUARY He feels no pain
from his long fast, and asserts that he has no
appetite. He is reduced to a skeleton, expects
death, and is satisfied with the expectation;
but believes chat guardian angels" have by
some spiritual essence, protracted his life.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
Receiving MONTHLY
PUBLIC NOTICE

In the matter of February sittings, 1867
""ardiahs ana Trustees. 1T Orangchurg.
The Commissioner having reported that al the
Records OF his Office were destroyed during The re
cent war, and that he is unable 10 report even the
names of all the Guardians and Trustees: II is or
dcrcd, that he do publish notice to all persons who
were appointed Guardians Trustees or were in
any way liable to account such in this Court prior
to the 10Th May, 1868 toappcar before him nn, en-
Ter INTO new bonds on or before the first day of June
next, and in every ease i'll which he can obtain cy-
dcncc to satisfy himself that any person liable TO
account has failed 10 comply with this notice he
shal! Issue rule against such persons TO comply
1t is also ordered That in addition To their giving
new bond, that thoy he required to file in the Com
nssoncrs Office, within the time aforesaid their
returns, showing all their receipts and expenditures
Tor The wards, and also full schedule Of all the pro
pcriy OF every description which they may hold for
their respective wards.
Signed. WM d. JOHNSON
Mnrch !, 1907. Chancellor.
n true copy Of the original order on record in this
Office.
Commissioners Once. l " u. v. JAMESON,
M"rch :, iS0i Commissioners.
mar IN
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

ing Mt Pap's persition hcaving in the road
that day"
"But, Bob, tell us about the scrapo your
fathcr got into with Mr. Morgan"
ooh, yes! we'll, you sec after Pap had taken
short nap of about 3 hours in the rain he felt
a lccttlc bcttcr-but kinder obfusticatcd about
the head and stomach, but howsomcvcr he riz
an started agin for home. Now, you know,
Mister, Squire NIorgan, he lives on the Notch
road, kinder up on tho hill sortor like, with
turnip patch jest on the right, which always
was notable for having good turDips in it.
We'll Pap says to himself, says hc-I wonder
fonc of Squire Morgan's turnips wouldn't
help mc'-an with that he puts down the bars
an walks into the patch an pulls one an sits
down on a stump to cat tan right thar agin
the tladrattcd old skunk ovcrdid the thing for
instead Of jest eating the turnup an then lcav-
ing for homc he jest slid down rite side Of the
stump an whistlcd, .'hard times come agin no
morc-whcn Squire Morgan hears it an comes
to the door an says, says hc-'IIcllo! Mister
Withors, CHATS I'ap) please tell me what on
airth arc you doing in my turnip patch a
wllistling of Hard times como ngin no more
an with that he jest steps out in the road where
Paps' horse CHATS Jim) was standing, an
Paphc made his way thar too, an then Squire
Morgan he says to Pap, says he. 4 say Mister
Withcrs what's that you've got in that ar dime
john? Says Pap 'Vin-vin-cgar, Squire can
Mister Withcrs what's that you've got in that
ar bag says the Squire why that's u pu-pu-
pup for m-m-,ny son Bob says Pap. why
never knew pups to grunt like hog Mister
Withcrs,' says the Squire. 'Oh! that's a
nc-nc-ncw spc-spc.spccics,' says Pap. "a new
species, laws alive! jest lets see it, says the
Squire; with that he cuts the string and out
drapt a lcctlc white boar pig. Why, Mister
Withcrs" says thcSquirc. 'J!al113salc lem! Squire,
says Pap, 4 sec how tits. Bob, (thats MI son. }
put some Of my rai*::. ai*:::. u corn In rnat ar bag.
an noticed that same pig a nosing around it,
an jest turned it wrong side out kinder like
an shook the grain outcn il, an laid it down to
tend to some important business, an when
coined back it was a hangin on the pummcl of
my saddle, and tlinkn it was the pup Bob
told me to fetch him, jest rid off with it,
We'll, now, that's all jest as clear as mud, says
the Squire. i sold that pig with its mate to
Capt 1--s, at the c. H.: for 20 dollars
but jest tell me, Mr.. Withcrs, how that ar pig
got inter that ar bag. an how that ar bag got
hitchcd to that III pummcl of that ar s;ddlc?'
Now you've got me, Squire says pap; with
out that ar pig got to roofing inter that ar bag
for some more of that corn of my raising,
an turned it kinder riyhtsidc out, an couldn't
git out agin, an that ar notable family horse
thar, Jim, seeing the fix he was in, jest slung
him onto the pummcl of that ar saddle
Whoa! Jim. You tarnation mschcyous
crittcr, you-whoa! say, Mister, come out
an sec us. Patsy'll make you a hoccake. Can't
go now Well, como soon-good by. Now
Jim show the gentlemen how you can travel
Git up
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
/ r E LIGIO.U S.
Appoin tments.

Presbyterian.
ynIAoE-REv. A. F. DICKSON, every Sabbath Mt
IL A. 81. and 4 M.
Lecture every Thursday at ~ NJ.
- Episcopal
vILLAqK-REv. Styles MELLrcnAMr, every other
Sabbath morning and afternoon.
Lutheran
Rsv. ". A. HoucK-At Trinity Ist and Sd Sun
days.
REV. P. DRnR1ck-At St. Matthews 1st aud Sd
Sundays At Lebanon Cd and 4th Sundays.
- Baptist
VILLAoE-REv Dn. I. D. DURHAM, 1st Sunday of
each month al Z p NJ and Sd Sunday of each month";
at IL A. NJ. and T. NJ
RRv. Dn. T. D. DUnnAM-At Four Hoes 1st Sun
day Of cacl month.
REV. R. J. EDwARDs-.it Poke Swamp School
House, 1st Sunday of each month Branchville, Cd
Sunday in each month. santcc 4th Sunday ofcnch
nonth.
RHv. W. F. CuArLrx-At Ebenczer, lst Sunday OF
each month. Canaan, Sd Sunday of each month.
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of each month.
RRv. D. F. SrIoNER-At Antioch ID and 4th Sun
days (morning) Corinth, 2d and 4th Sundays (af-
ternoon.)
LIST and Sd Sundays. Santcc, (colorcd Sunday
School), Cd and 4th Sundays.
Methodist -Appointments for O,angeJ,uy Dis
trict, s. G. Conference, 2d Quarter.
Sr. GEonoE's-April 9th and eth.
UPPER ORAsnr--Triny, April 18th and 14th.
PnovIDENcE-Bcthlohcm,A April Goth and 2ls
BLAcKv1LLE-Grahams, April 9th and 2Sth.
UPrEn ST.. MArTnEws-Asbnr Chapel, May 4th
and 9th.
OnANGKBuRG-Mny 11th md 18th.
Observation-Disclosures May 9Th and 10Th.
Sr. MATTHEWS May 25th and 26th.
BARNwELL-May 31st.
AIKEN AND GRAH1TEvILLE-Jun Isl and 2,l.
LEXINGTON June 9th and 9th
EASTERN OHASGE-Whc House, June l5,!,; ur,
10th.
a. NJ. CIIRIETZBERG, T. E.
VILLAGE--REv. VI. G. CoxSER every Sabbath n.
liza.
RRv. W. G. CoNSER-.M Prospect, 1st and 3d Sun
days (aftcrnoon) Zion, ID and 4th Sundays (aftcr-
noon.
Rev. JOHN ISAnlSET-At Calvary, 1st Sunday in
each month. Trinity, 2d Sunday in each month
Rev. j. s. CoNNER.-At Providence. Cd md 4,l,
Sundays l02 A. NJ. At Gcrizim Cd and 18th Sun
days 81 p. NJ. At Target 1st and 3d SUNDAYS 1Oa
A. NJ. AT bethlehem, lst and 3d Sundays 81 p.
NJ
nV~ We will be glad to complete this list, and re-
speotfully invite the Clcrgymcn of various dcnomi-
nations to send in their appointments, and they will
DO inserted with pleasure among the above
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20

"Suro," said Patrick, rubbing his head with
delight at the prospect of present from his
employer, 81 always name to do my duty"
81 believe you" replied his employer, "thcrc-
fore | make you present Of all you have sto-
len from INC during the past year" "Thank
yer honor" replied Pat 'and may all your
friends ami aequaintanccs ratc you as liberia! "
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
IN EQUITY.
OR 4 y G EBURG DISTRICT.

The State Of South Carolina
EX. Rel. In re lost documents
Solicitor Southern Circuit
Application having been made lS James W. Reed
and wife and others for leave to prove the existence
loss AMI contents Of II Deed of Conveyance in Trust,
made under order of the Court of Equity in Fcbru-
ary 1890 TO levi :. Tyler for the use of j. W.
Rccd and wife for joint lives. remainder TO survivor
for life, and afterwards 10 he issue Of the wife
On motion OF Illusions LcYarc, Solicitors for Ap-
plicnn, il is ordered That all persons who desire
50 I" 'lo. may appear and cyss examine the evidence
produced and introduce evidence IN reply before
me on the lIth day "f November
commissioners biicc, Y. II. .lAMISON,
Orangchurg &. II. Commissioner
Mar. -. 1867. MI
mar 30 Im
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
TEHE AIKEN PR NSS.

7 $ rurposcd to publish in the Town of Aiken s. c.
L weekly paper under The above title: To he de
voted tn General lnlclligcncc--politcal. CONNER
cin Social, Literary and Rc!igious-wilh depart
mcnt of Agriculture, including he Field The Orchard,
the Vineyard and the Garden. \ News Summary,
to contain digest of thc important events of the
week. will occupy portion Of Tie paper, and par
ticular attention Will he given the unsettled question
OF labor, ns best adapted to our conditions and
the development of the resources of the country in
Manufactures, Agrculturcs, Fruit raising and Vine
growing
Terms SO per yea. in advance;
II. W. RAVENEL, Editor:
w y kIEKMNNr. Publisher ian23-lf
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-20
TAX NOTICE
TO TIE TAX PAYERS OF ORANGE
PARISH

Wci'y X Thursday. May x , nyanchvillc
vii! also a't md At orangchurs daily, during the
wccck cm'iir.s May |. when the General Tax looks
will be closed. .i those falling make returns will
be Double Taxed.
The following is li,t of Taxable Property. Re-
turns. &c: Lands. Lois and Inillings Articles
manufactured III this state be made by
manufacturer Siritnous Liquors made and sold.
Eur~ies. Carriages, t:oil and Silver Plat. Watches
.Jcwclry ami finnos Professions Einplovmcnts, &c.
including Newspapers. Insurance, Express and Tclc-
graph Companies. Photographers. Incomes from
81 'rcS. Rents, Interests, Ne. Saw. Flour and Grist
Mis-, Hotels, Restaurants, Butchers Billiard Tables
and BarHooms Ferries Public lacks, Drnys and
BagGaec Wagons. Dogs, except one for each Plan
i";ion or inhabited lao, i'll Town ca Village =. Cnn.
Lax ON all Males IwcCi the ages of twenty
and ii!ty. and pM NIL Sales o. Gools Wares and
Mc:chans. ra,!a from Tie III day of january
;"i, to Is, day of January, lNG. an c:oin l., day
"i January. 1867, t" 'St day Of Ia!,n;:y. !scs.
Cotton G;:,ncl Oh Toll IS taxed 500 on cycrv
iivn !vel Dollars
Returns Of Sri,tlous Liquors anl of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise soil since l.'t January
1857, will b. made for the Quarter ending with
March. ANIL rnd al the expiration OF each Quarter
taken dWrin. Court Week at uran.cburg, and the
Books will be closed on the 1oh Of April!
Every Employer will make Returns of The names
OF all Persons THAI cal loycl by him
i'l Returns "i Property will lie ln,lc in person
AMI under Oath, and paid in the District where the
Property is located and 40 returns will hc received
by :"a:!, otherwise, unes. sworn to according to
law
Taxes will be paid only in Gold and Silver coin
United States Treasury Notes or notes declared to
he legal tender by the Government of the United
States, or notes of Nao!al Eanks, the bills re-
ccivahlc of this State. pay certificate, of Jurors
and t"nstahcs for attendance ON the Courts.
EEiy" Residents OF t!.c L T,.,n of Or;ln .cbmrg are
requested 10 make their Q.;.ucrly anl General Re-
turns on Wednesday and Thursday of Court Week
L. ". FAlKi.Y,
Assessor and Tax Collector O.! Orange Parish.
. IN
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-02

rs roDceu-rate# extract of tie cIoice root, 81
\ combined with other sUb-Iauces of still greater
alternative power 10 afford ertectual and"te faT
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fellow cities :. How completely this compound will
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St AutaOay'- Fire. Rose Err Il teIas, Teller or
Salt Rheam. Scaii Head, RngW"rm, &c
Syp lille or NeueTcal D.s-as- j. expelled from the
~y-tem ty.:he pro 0nGcd # this ) sP4EILLA
aud the patient = left in ear par@tVe heih
Female u Diseases are Calu-e1 ty Ncroiua in The
blood, and are often soon Cu--1 b! this EXTRACT or
StRsAPAEILL4.
D, hot reject This invaiuagr med cine. because YOU
have been impose uIuu 0y ~0nerh NJ pretending 10
Ae Sarsat,ariIa. while u was not. When lcu Rave
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lean Almanac. which tie agent below named viii
furnish gratis 10 alI who cali for IT,
AVER CATHsRTIC PILLS, for the cure OF Cos'5ve-
ness, Jaundice, Dy-peIs a, lnGige-lon. Dysenierl.
Foul stomach, Headache 7 les. rheumatism, Heart
bum arising from u ,s0rdcrtd stomach. Pam or or
bid InacIioH of Bowels, FIatu 8cy. Lo-- of y p
petite liver Com laiut DroTsy, Worms. GOut, y eu
= Igia ana a--a Dinner PIi.. a. uneQua.ltd.
They sugar tted 7.hal -Jhe most sens tive
take th-n with pleasure, ana they are tie hest
ApeTeui IN The wCrld for al ibe purposes Of fan
Prerared by Dr. J. c. AVER < c., LovelE, Mass,
and soId 10y al Druggists and dealrrs IN meliclEe
everywhere.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR ary
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