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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-01-25


the will, Or caprice, or Interested ae-
ton Of any man or set Of men They
want a system Of finance upon which
they can count in the future as we'll as
the present. AS the present system is
so completely interwoven with the pol
tiles Of the country, there is no remedy
for financial disorders except by resto-
ring and maintaining the public peace
and tranquility.
There is no doubt, we repeat, but all
sensible men Of both parties are sick
and weary of the apparent reverend
ing agitation. The events of tho wal
led, among other things, TO the most
tremendous monetary change in u
condition, For a low specie Of stand
ard we substituted one based upon pa
per and Government credit. There
are those who now propose violently
and suddenly TO resume our original
status. They arc Of, or re-
gardless Of the truth, that great insn.
cial as well as great political changes
should be made slowly and gradually
by cautious approach 10 the end deSir'
ed. 1t Is no light thing TO unsettls all
standards Of value and impair the for
tunes Of millions by rash and precipi-
tate action. There has been a gradual
Iindation of tho currency by the issue
of an immense volume Of paper money.
Upon 1t are predicated oil business
transactions notes mortgages, con.
tracts and leases have all boon given
with references to it.
To instantly destroy this immense
syetem and return to q specie stand
ard, would bring utter ruin and de-
struction 20 countless numbers AVID
entire stagnatlon to all business and
laboring interests. DESTROYS as we
specially are to get back TO the old
Constitutional basis Of gold and silver,
for which We have evor c~ontendcd, and
upon which We have fought many a
political battle, we do not want TO do
il in q way that would bring general
public distress and universal calamity
Let us descend from the present fnan-
cial heights as We ascOnded it, gradu'
ally and by degrees. 1t was said to
be an unavoidable necessity that fast
enod this paper system upon us, but in
getting rid Of it, the people have a
right to be, and Snand should be con-
suited as to tho time and n in
which it shall pass out Of existence.
If we were influenced by party con-
alteration and looked to its success
alone, nothing would please US better
than to see a immediate resumption Of
specie payment by the Government.
But this event, by plunging the
whole country into great disaster
would effect the just nth the unjust
who are not responsible as well NJ
those who arO-foS in our present con.
dition. we car not afford TO crafty a
just r~etribution upon the authors o
our calamitios, by involving our friendI
in the common disaster: While vi
are on board tho samo ship with then
wo should help keep her off tho break
ers, and cause her to live through tn
frightful gale which she has eneount
cred, and by which she has sustained
such terrible daniage.-[Cin.-En
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-01-25
Notice in

John W., horSo"an' REg0RE James ~
The Union Land Company Morgan Township.
Morgan County, Ohio. On tho 26th day OF Noyera
Der, A ID. 1896. said Justice issued an order Of
attachment In the above action, for The sum Of
SOL SC, and the cum Of $40 90, probable costs
Ordor, &C., returned served, and case continued
until the 10th Of January, 1897.
JOHN W. HoRSEMAN,
d.7--lw plainkif
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-01-25

Resolved, Thatthe Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve an earnest and
liberal support; and that An early and
thorough organization Of the party is
indispensable,
The above is clipped from the plat
form adopted by the Democratic Sth
Of January Convention. Fearing that
some Of our readers may not give
this portion Of tho platform due con-
sideration, we bring it again before
them. It's import is, notonly that you
should take the Democratic papers, but
it means more. 1t means that you
should lend your every effort, which
can be spared from other business, 70
increase their circulation; it mean
that every nan who feels an interest
in tho success Of the Democratic cause
should see that noue of his neighbors
can say "Inevor had an opportunity
to refuse to take your paper The
Democratic leaders of Ohio. SEQ the
great necessity of a better patronage
to our papers, and they urge it upon
the people 10 attend TO it. The great
success which has attended the Ropub-
lican party in recent years atthe polls
has been %oecasioned, in the main, by
the widespread diffusion Of their pc.
litical papers, No matter whether
they be in the minority or majority
their papers are always literally sup
ported They take their paperi
themselves, and, moreover, every mar
constitutes himself an agent to induce
some member ofthe opposition TO taxi
them also. If Democrats wish TO b.
successful, they, too, must cease to BE-
SO close-fsted, and must set themselves
to work with an energy end n yea.
which ia worthy Of their cause.
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New Advertisements.

aay- Sec Citations t by the Ordinary
nay" See .Regis!rqqtion Notice, I'd. J,recnet.
nay" Machine Oil for sale at ,l!n. JOHN j..
HAMILToN's Store.
Bay" An excellent Corn and Cotton Panta-
tion for sale. See advertisement.
aeyr The attention Of planters is called to
the advertisement Of Mcssrs. BULL & SCOvILL.
aey- The attention of aa.v one desirous of go
ing into the Hotol business is cal led to the adj
Scrtisement efNn. ". r. TnEADwELL.
sty~ OR energetic young townsman, Mr..
TOWNSEND d. WoIF., has we'll selected
stock of staple articles III the Dry Goods and
Groecryfipc. He has also the very best Of
GJDsoN's whiskcy for sale Give him call.
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READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT, 81, 1867
Important to Subscribers

We arc making arrangements to furnish
great inducements to the reading public of
Orungcburs and the surrounding Districts.
We will announce ut present, that we will
furnish tho ORANGEBuRG News and the
'so"thcrn c"uiralO' for enc year; at THREE
DoLLARs AND FIFTY CENTS, in advance
Wo will furnish the OnANGEDunu NEWS
and "B"rhe's Weekly" u charming magazine
Tor Boys and Girls, for Que year, ut THREE
DoLLARs AND FIFTY CENTS, in advance.
These arc equal to any i'll the United States,
ia their respective departments of periodical
literature; and are each published at the same
rates as the ORANGEBURa NEws, So 90 per
annum. Send in your names and the money
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
OrangcbMrg District.
Citation

by =. a. McMICIIAEI, ESQ. Ordinary.
WHEREAS, Mucius F. Corbit, hath made suit
to to grant him Letters of Administration of
the Estate and Effects of Hermann L. Corbt, dec
These are therefore to cite and admonsh ~, and
singular the Kindred and Creditors Of the said Her
mnnn F. Corhitt, deceased, t:at they he and appear
before nc in the Court of Ordinary, to be held
at Orangcburg c. II. on tho 9th day of September
inst, after publication hereof, ut ii o'clock in the
forenoon. to shcw if any they have, why the
said Administration should not he granted
Given under my hand this 10th day of Sept. Ammo
Doinni; S61. j.. a. McMiClIAEI
sept li-2t vi o. o. d.
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The d;rOps.

We are Informed by one Of the aaost reliable
planters near the head of Four Holes Swamp,
that the army worm has made its appearance
IN the Cotton Crop in his nciyhborlood. and is
inficting serious iajnry CA the late growing
lSolls. The oder cetton will not be SO mate
rally affected by them, but their presence.
even at tais Late stage of tho season will pro-
a4cc great ia,nagc cn tho crop in general.
.Thc oofu iu tho same section is very good /;
and tho rice is going ahead of NIL calculations.
Our impression of the crops of the District
at large may be Summed up as follows, viz:
Cohon.-This gave promise in the early
part Of the season, of nearly doubling last
years production. Owing to the rains and
The worm, it will fall of cnc-third but still will
be better than the crop of 'GG.
.cbya .sout double last years yield, owing
ito more being planted, and better working on
the part Of the freedmen.
| Rire.-This Asass The palm. AN abundal:t
harvest everywhere.
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MOrtllal'y.

w have 10 nl,ronicc the dcccasc Of two
aged citizens dnring the past week. Rev.
FRANCIS BAXTER, and Mr.. PAUL Sr1aESEn,
both esteemed by large circle. of acquau-
tances aud friends. during the period o. a long
''c c, nn"1.uy eacn accomplished ms '::hrce seyie
years and ten, have departed from our midst.
leaving behind them memories Of days well
spent. PcQnicscaM Ia pace.
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THE Church of the Strangers"
NEW YORK,
REV. DIR. DEEMS, Pastor.

- -pcctfully informed that congregations. com
posed OF Christians of different Protestant dcnom-
nations has been organized under the Pastoral
charge Of the Rev. Charles b. Deems, D. d.,
The service is held morning and night in the
Large Chapel of the University, tive blocks west
Of the New York Hotel
The Pastors residence and post Office address is
:,2l West 54th Street Strangers in the city who
sick i'll distress may free. Ill upon DIR.
Deems for past tornl service.
When any member of any Church comes to New
York to engage in business, let him call promptly
the Pastor of The Church of the strangers. Espc-
ciny let this be done in The case of young men who
will have n cordial welcome.
june l5 If
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New Cotton.

The first bale of New Cotton was brought to
shis Town on Saturday last, 14ti inst by
Mr.. FLETcmEn LIVINGSTON 1t was classcd
sus Strict Middling, and sold for 10 cts. On
3fsrrs&ay, Hst1 5ua, ? Bales we're brought in
by. Mr. i. y. RICE, and / Bales by Mr.. q. B.
RILEY On yesterday, goth inst.,, 2 Bales by
Mr.. W. u. WAY. They brought an average
Of 1s cts. All these were purchased by
Mcssrs. BuL!. & SCovILI.
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District Boards.

The Board of Commissioners of Roads rss
Saint Matthews Parish will meet at the usual
place on the third Monday in October Each
Commissioners is requested to report the condi-
tion of his Section Of Road.
The Board of Free Schools for Orange
Parish will meet at the Court House on the
fourth Monday in September.
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half-past two o'clock on the morning of the
10th instant. Her breathing was laborious,
and occasionally stcrtorous. Her cxtrcmtics
were cool. The action Of tire heart was very
feeble and irregular, occasionally there was
complete suspension of the action of tho heart,
and of respiration. Her face was pale, and
occasionally, during the irregular action of the
heart, livid. She was totally unconscious and
entirely inscnsiblc to the application of tic
sevcrcst irritants. She continued in this stu
alton until she died.
called to tho patient, would you ascrbc them
to any sickness, or the administering of any
medicine, or otherwise
A-Ihat patient who was completely mar
cotized by all o' overwhelming dose of OPIUM or
any Of its preparations, would be very much in
Il condition Of one who had had an attack of
apoplexy which was about to terminate fatally
Would not consider the deceased more liable
to npoplexy than ninc-tcntls of women
Q.-lf when you saw deceased at halfpast
two O'Clock, without any previous history of
the case to guide you i'll an opinion, would you
have said she had an attack of apoplcxy, or
taken an over dose of morphine?
Al would have said that she had had an
attack of npoplcxy, or had taken some power
full narcotic poison.
Q.-From information received of her case,
what would you say had produced her symp-
toms
A.-Guidcd by tho history of the casc. 1
would give it rs my decided opinion that she
had taken poisonous dose Of morphine. TThc
box with remainder of the pills said to have
been used were produced, together with the
prescription: (cxhibt 40 which dcponent
says were the same given him by Mr.. Davis,
the husband of the deceased, in the presence
Of MIR. Nj. Albrccht1
(Exhibit Az
A. w. ECKEL s. CO.,
ApOTHECAnIEs CHEMISTS,
23l King Street, near Market.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, c:,:
Orangcburg District.
BY p. a. McMICMAEL, Esq, Ordinary.

WHEREAS, V. d. V. Jnmson, Commissioner in
Equity hath made suit to to grant him Letters Of
Administration Of the Estate and Effects Of James
Dean late of Georgin. deceased.
These arc therefore TO city and admonsh all and
singular tho kindred and creditors of the said James
Dean. deceased, that they be and appear before me,
i'll the Court Of Ordinary, to be held ut Ornngcburg
on the 2Sth dny of October next, after publication
hereof nj o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cnusc,
if any they have, why the said ndmiHist ration
should not he granted.
Given under my Hand this 10Th day Of Scptcm-
Der, Ammo Domini. 1867.
p. a. McMlCIIAEI, O. o. D.
sept 21 40
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, c:.
Orangcburg District.
By p. A. McMICHAEL Esq, Orlir

BY J. \. MCMICNAEL Esq, Ordinary.
WHEREAS, George Bolivar hath made suit to nc
TO grant him Letters OF Administration of the Estate
aud effects 6f William Garland, deceased.
These arc therefore TO cite and admonisl, all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
Wm. Garland dec. thn, they he and appear before
me- i'll the Court of Ordinary, to be held ut Orange
burg C. H. the 2Sth day of Sept cmbcr inst, after
public1 ion hereof, o'clock in tho forenoon. to
shcw cause if any they have, VIII. the said Admns-
tiaiion should 10, nc granted.
Given under my hand this thirteenth day of Sep
ionhcr, Anro p"Nini, 1867.
T. 4. MoNIICUAEL @. o. H.
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Cotton Gins!
Cotton Gins!

II. l.. JEFFERS s. CO., Factors, Charleston, s. c.
Agents for W. q. ClcmcifsDrown & Co.'S COTTON
GINS; these Gins have been ext cnsvcly used by the
planters of the State, and have given great satisfac
ilon. Terms CASH or approved Factors Acccp-
tnncc.
Specimens of the above G. ins can be seen nj the
store of JOHN a. HAMILTON, Orangcburg, s. G.
aug II CIV
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Consignccs per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining in the Dennt TO Date.

DIR. 4. W. Bates, J. II. Fielder, n. Stroman, j. D.
.lonc' j.: Cooner, Bailey s. Bro. ID. c. Rowe, V. "
>. Austin, j. f. Amaker, J. Small.
In accordance with orders received from .hc Su-
perlntcndent, Storage will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for IN unreasonable
length Of time W. c. MEREDITH.
Agent.
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Thco. kohn, George Bolivar, Il. DcNIars, 81
neon Stall W. p Spencer, G. A. Harley, be-
ing lawful jury Of Inquest, who being charged
and sworn to enquire, for the State of South
Carolina, where and by what means tho
said Meta Davis came to her death, upon their
oaths do say: That the said Meta Davis
came to her death OIL the morning of the tenth
day of August A. d. 1867, from an over dose
of Morphine, which occurred by gross ncgli-
gcncc or ignorance in the preparation of Il pre-
scription compounded at the establishment Of
"A. w. Eckcl Il Co, Charleston, s. G.
In witness whereof, l. Charles b. Glover,
Magistrate, acting Coroner aforesaid, and the
Jurors aforesaid, to this inquistion have inter
changeably put our hands and seals, the day
and year above mentioned.
G. B. GLOVER [L.s.1
Magistrate, Acting Coroner.
EDMUND j.. YATES [LS.1
Foreman July Of Inquest.
w. Il. BAnsM, GLS.7
u. &. DENAUX, Ills
CHAs. III. HALL, Ills
FRED S. DIBBLE, [L.S.1
MURRAY ROBINSON in, lis
l. ;. CUMMINGS, Ills
TnEoDORE KomN, Ills
GEo. BOLIVAR, fL.S.1
FRANK DEMAns, TL.S.l
S, L. STALL, fL.S.i
w. Il. SPENCER, TL.S1
&. ~. HARLEY, Ills
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BsD" Attention is invited to the card of Mr..
OswELL REEpER, who still employs his large
experience asa Cotton Factor and General Com
mission Merchant in the city, for tile benefit Of
his planting friends. Office Adgcr's North
Wharf, where he will be glad to see his pat
rons of the oldcn time
DsD" We like to hear names of the "good
old tines: and we remember, in our early
years, to have heard and spoken ofBuRNHAN1's
DRCG STORE, rs Il fixed Charleston Institution
We arc glad to announce to our readers, that
the establishment is in u prosperous condition
still See Advertisement.
Da" AS money begins to flow freely, it is
time to 'rig out" for tho Fall and Winter.
In doing so, call upon Mr.. JAMES JONES, on
Main Street, next to the Telegraph Office, and
get your suits cut and made to order Then,
truly, you'll be suitol.
Ray~ Mr.. ZIMMERMAN DAVIS, so well known
to all who were associated with the Fifth Cav
airy during the recent war, us gallant and
efficient officer III that command, is now in
business on Adgcrs North Wharf, Charleston,
S. G., as q Cotton Factor and Commission
Merchant, and will be pleased to receive con-
signmcuts from my Of his ID comrades or
their friends.
sas- If you visit the city. call upon NIcssrs.
GEORGE II. WALTER Il Co, Adgcr's North
Wharf. and you will receive that prompt and
courteous attention to your consignmcnts and
orders, Which characterized the gentlemen of
this cntcrprising firm while iii the forwarding
business 1T this lace. Sec their card in our
advertising columns.
HSi5' What pleasure can exceed
The smoking OF the weed!"
Once asked tobacco-inspired rhynster
'.None, we were prepared to answer him, after
having enjoyed several fine Scyars presented
us by Mr.. G. MADsEN, No. 80 Society Street,
Charleston, S. c., Dealer in Leaf Tobacco
and Havana and Domestic Tobacco Sec his
Card i'll our Advertising Columns
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Medical Notice.

The Undersigned have this day formed .Copart-
ncrship for the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE in
Orangcburg and its vicinity. The general aban-
donmtnt of the Credit System, will compel them to
present their bills QUARTERLY for Payment.
All persons indebted Mt the present tne to either
of the undersigned individually, are requested to
make payment at nn early day.
TIIOS. a. ELLIOTT, Md
ALEXANDER s. SALLEY, NJ d.
July lst., 1867. july eff
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EUREKA CHAPTER, NO. 10, R. A. M.

Regular Convocation of this Chapter will be
heli mt Ornngeburg G. H. OIL Saturday the 28tl day
of September mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Companions are
ordered to bcpupcual in their attendance ns blis-
ness of Importance is to be transacted
by order of the High Priest.
W. I. McKEWN.
s. q. JAMIsoN, Secretary.
aug3 I'd
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Registration.

The final Sessions for revising the lists will be held
follows:
At Knotts Mills OH Monday and Tuesday, September
10Th and 17th
AT Zeigler's Store Wednesday and Thursday
September 18th and 10Th
AT Elliotts on Friday and Saturday, September
2oth and 21s.,
AT Jnmison's on Monday and Tuesday, September
23d and 9th.
At Cedar Grove Wednesday, and Thursday Sep
tcmbcr 25th and 2Gtl
AT Fort Motto on Friday md Saturday, September
9th and 29th.
GEO W. STURGEON,
Chairman Of Board of Registration,
Fonrth Precinct, Orangeburg District.
mug 10 xii I'm
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Orangeburg, S. C.

nay We respectfully request or friends to
send ia their advertisements us cos!y IN he
sccek as conccnic,t; aud u i'ossi6Ir, tct IT'S haze
%Aem Iy Thursday eccnang. BY this means, zee
HcM Lc able to assuc at an earlier hour on S,,tu,-
'tiGy, and sriU be enabled to gicc more IF the
latest ae,rs mp to the time Of our yoiny to press
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C 0 M M E R CIAL.
OFFICE OF THE onAscEnuno NEWS,

September 20, 1867.
y wrong impression prevails amongst some of the
planters OF this District l. is necessary the tnx
should be paid their Cotton before bt:nG shipped
from this District. This is mistake. The fax
must be paid on Cotton before shipment towards
Augusta and Columbia. but there arc no restrictions
il being sent TO Charleston
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Cotton Quotations.
CHARLESTON. Sept l?.--Salcs 60 bales, at
prices ranging from 10 TO 22!
LIVERPOOL, Sept, 10 Md,llins Uplands ?ll.
Orleans, 9i'l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-11
CHARGEsATTHRU.s BRANCHMINT

For the convenience Of those not familiar with
the terms OF the Mint. We sojoln the tariff OF
charges now In force at that Institution:
For refining bullion under 800 parts gold, 3
cents per ounce. .,
S cents per ounce
For refining bullion from 7soiosso part, gold,
For refining bullion from s5oi osIsi parts gold,
II cents per ounce.
Tho charges for coinage II half Of one per cent.
and the charges for making silver bars. the same.
Comparing the net value Of deposits for coinage
with the proceeds Of impaired gold bars sold In
understanding that the bars has cost J Of one
per cent.-they must be sold at the following par
rstes to equal the return which would have BEEN
made had they besn deposited for colnase:
$50 par TO equal Mint return, at refining charge
Of II cents.
sIL par to equal Mint return, at refining charge
ii cents. ~
s65 par to equal San Franeisco A. e. r Works
return, as refining charge off cents
fo20.3m-
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Where to Get Cured Sound

WITHOUT eesdnE every deIlar
w you've Get. Go to the Medical Dtspsn.
sary, South B street, near Taylor, Virginia. A.
THU Dlspenssry patients are cured Of al Pecu.
Csughs, aerofala, Ns~uraIEia, sere
Eyes. Rovers, NoFvsHs and General
Debility, according 10 the succsssfulthsor and
practice Of cur most Horned and celebrated pkysi.
eians. Cancellations free end always faithfully
confidential. Qttek eIrss and rsasos1bs charger.
Call and see certificates Of dVFcult and rssark.
able ourss-Egn OF the oaly rcd and blue lights,
South B strest. near Taylor, Virginia. This
Medical Dtspsnsory 10 already . great soeesss and
lust what ths asferttSsts and limited IN means
need G 81 Oh. GATES,
mrl.ln Radiant Physician.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-11

Charges 1t San Francisco Rates.
ts,,u n. HARRIS.
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GRAEFENBERG
CATHOLIC0N

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case Of Diaoetes'
and greatly mitigate the Troublesome eneets eaus'
al by A relaxation of the outlet Of the bladder.
Il 4; q mort Iucee1sful remedy for Gravel and
other diseases Of tlb Kidneys and Bladder, and
for Female Diseases ID unequalled. The Cathol.
icon uniformly cures P~rolspsus Utsri, Whites,
ali Irregularities Of the Monthly Turns, Suppress
ZION, Incontinenes Of Urine, Bloating and Drop.
steal Swellings, and al Diseases Of Pregnancy.
The sneeI6c sction Of this medicine 10 Immediate
and certain upon the Uterine aad Abdominal
Muscles and LigAments; restoring them to -
healthy . state a. those Of childhood and youth,
20 that patients who have used the "Grasfsnoerg
Company's Uterine Cotholicon" cannot sufacient-
REDINGTON 4 Co, :
Aesnts, ZIG and 4ls Front 81, San Franciscs.
[fs26-lyl
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FOR GOLD.

This charge will be the same a. At tho mint-a
half Of one per cent-and which Ii paid by US to
that institution. But there will be no charges In
future for making nne gold or silver bars from
bullion refined BY Us.
Returns In Coin Made in Forty-eight