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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-23

We had plenty of company while in camp.
as it was known in few days throughout
the county that Colonel Renick was there,
and many old hunters and friends came to
see him. We entertained them with true
back woods hospitality, asking them to
take seat on log, the floor, a water
bucket or wherever they could find one.
and invited them to share our grub with
US, which, by the way, was quite palatable,
consisting of bread and butter, coffee, broil-
ed squirrel, crackers, cheese, venison, liver
and pickle.
No accident worthy of note occurred to
any of the party. except Mr.. Vinton Rem
ick, who, in the chase OH Thursday, while
riding through the woods at full
speed, and coming to very thick
place laid himself down on his
horses neck, that he might pass through,
when his horse ran against tree, striking
his head and knee, and knocking him sense
less from his horse. He recovered himself
10 few moments, mounted his horse and
resumed the chase.
| Monday, 18Th. Failed to make start.
Returned to camp about noon, packed up
our traps and started for home about two
o'clock. having been in camp just ten days
only eight hunting days-two Sundays
being included. We reached White Sui
phur Springs about eight o'clock the same
evening, and were kindly received by the
proprietor, Mr.. Ferry. We all knew how
to appreciate warm supper and cozy bed
after our rough fare and accommodation
Next morning we started for home and
reached Col. Renick's residence at one
o'clock. After bountiful dinner we pro-
Gee to skin our deer and divide the yeni-
son, there being thirteen quarters to d.
vide among eleven of US, having eaten and
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ANSWERS TO PROBLEMS,

No. 275 -s4s54.
No. 278-344 inches.
No. 277-S3.60, g 30, $2.1O.
No. 275-42 81 feet.
No. 279-1S and 81.
No. 2sO-Base 1lJ. perpendicular 100. hypot. 1863
feet
No. 2s1-6L97 feet.
No 2s2--Let KY and stand for sides. Then
equations are
az x2 plus " equals r.
(2) plus plus equals TO-
g equals 144z.
Eliminated by using s equals plus and p
equals KY.
believe that c,pld have worked some more of
the number long since sgreed upon as the limit.
Please, master. watch that hopper. If any voumi-
nous youth sends up half dozen problems at once,
just lay four OF them in the drawer for scarce
tine. DELTA.
Since writing the above have tried Bro. Sam
mv's-No 2S4-the first one. From the construction
of the figure obtained equations which gave what
seemed to he the base and altitude of triangle but
when substituted in other equations get the sides.
that the conditions are impossible? 1t seems to,
I'll look it over again and then wait for light.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-23
THE pUzzLE,s,s COLUMN.

The PuzzIer's Column this week has fallen into
new ha ids. Spivins. the inventor. and who cher.
ishes it as mother does her child. is absent on
ten days trip TO New Y rk. When hs returns. he
will be able to make good any of our shortcomings
as he ranks as the mathematical euss" of the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05
Know Thy Destiny.

ADAMF T.. +. THORNTON. THEGREAT
wi English As,truug.t, tlniryotauf aud
Experimentation, who has isiouished tho
scientific classes of the Old World has now
located hcr.clt nc Hudson, y. y. Madame
Thornton po-srs-cs such wonderful powers Of
second sight, ~ to enable her to impart knowl.
edge of the greatest Importance To- the single
or married uf cithers sex. While in u state Of
trance, she dcliucatcs the very feature Of the
person yuu are to marry, and by the AID of IN
Instrument ui intense power known as the
i.Nchohotrnpc guarantees to produce life.
IKE picture Of the future husband ar wife Of
the applicant together With date Of marriage,
pVs'tinh ~ NC leading traits Of character, Nc.
nus u no hiinbup. "a thousands of testiinu.
nials can assert She viii send WHOM desired 10
certified certificate, or written guarantee, that
the picture H. what II purports To- be-. Nv On.
closing u small lock Of hair aud stating place
of birth, age disposition aud complexion, and
enclosing nifty cents and stamped envelope
addressed tu yourself, YOU will receive the
picture and desired information by return mail.
Al communications sacrcdly confidential. Ad.
drcsa IN confidence, Madame l.. Y. Thornton,
T.. y liox ~, Hudson, y V.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05
RE CoNsrRucTroN MATTERS.


The President has issued an order
to the Department Commanders at
the South. through the Adjutant
Generals Office directing them to
conform, on the nineteen points
mentioned, 10 the opinion of the At
torney General. The various points
have sole reference to the re@istra-
ton Of Southern voters, stating de
finitely in detail what classes are
disqualified. The order will admit
to registration many late rebels who
were excluded under the orders Of
the Department generals.
Gen. Sheridan, who was directed
TO extend the time allowed for regis.
tration i'll New Orleans to August
LIST ''unless he had good reasons
to the contrary reports hisreasons,
which seems to be tolerab!y "good,n
to Gen. Grant. as follows:
Ny reasons for closing registra-
ton in this city were because | had
given the city two and a half
months, and there We're no more to
register. ! have given the state
two and half months and regis
tration will be exhausted by that
time. | did not feel warranted in
keeping up boards ofregiStration at
large expense to suit new issues
coming in at the eleventh hour. The
registration will be completed in
Louisiana ut the time specified. I'M
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05
TO GOnsU;Ilptiycs.

INuE ADVERTISER HAVING BEES ri
stored fo l,ll,h in icw weeks. hy Very
simple remedy after having suffered .rvlrt
years with severe lung affection, and that
drcd disease. Consumption anxious fomtkc
known ~ has fellow sue ,rers She melu, of
rufn.
Io all who desire 60 hc viii send copy OF
the prescription used, free ut charged, with
the directions for preparing aud using The
same. which they viii find "a SURE rivc for Cou
sumption, isU wg Byoarbch2, 81. The only
object Of the advertiser iu sending the Pre-
-criptlon uto hchcdt Thee afflicted. and spread
information which hc cuurciNes to hU iuvnluu
bile and be hopes every sufferer will try m,
remedy. as Il viii cost thcm nothing, aud may
prove u blessing.
lHttc, wishing prescriptions win please
address Rev EDWARD a. WILSON.
~ ON Nillumshurgh, Kings Go n. y
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05
T. THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.
lecture ON tsse Ma fure, Trcu,

70
4 Lecture ON ise Ma fure. Treat
uent, and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness.
"a Sl'ermatorrhaa induced by Ncli-Abust. In
Voluntary Emissions, lmpetenoy Nervous De
bility, and impeliments to Aarriage generally;
Consumption Epilepsy, and Fit Mental and
fhy-'oai lucapaeitv, &c.-Dy ROE ! GU
NERN Eli, ~ D., Aytlor OF lhe "Gsccu
Book" Sc.
The world ieuoaned author, IL this atruira-
bic Lecture clearly proves from ni, own eEpc-
ricuc- that the awful consequence OF S,lf
Abuse NAV bc efrcUnl removed NitluaI s.rd-
iciuc, and without daugcruu= ,u- .ai opera
tiou. bougicS Instruments, ring OF cogdiul-
pointing out a mode olcurc ~ once certain aud
clicctual hy s. hich every sufferer. no matter
W hat his condition may he, may cure himself
chcaply. privately. aud radically ..IISLEC
TTRE WILL PROVE 4 BOON TO IHOUS
ANDS AND THOUSANDS
Sent -fudpr zeal to any ad'lrc s., ina plain
,ral.5 envelope, on tbs receipt OF SIX cents. or
tao .H-ra.. stamps Also DR.. Culy,rvalI,
,ia.li -cu-ide, price = cents. Address he
publishers,
CHAS.J. G. hLlNElS co.
~ Uuval,, NJ" York. Post OhiocB,A .5sG
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

n FIRE Ar kEENE. n. lI.--On Wed.
*loSday afternoon last, about :
4" clock a building which contained
1000 cords OF sawed wood, belong
png to the Cheshire Railroad Com
spany caught fire. Owing To the
iscarcity of water il was impossible
3to save the wood the most that
could be done was 10 prevent the
1ire from spreading. Fortunately
thc wind was moderate, otherwise
kthe machine and other workshops
n the vicinity. also the Unitarian
Chureh and several other buildings
vou'd have been in danger Of de.
etrnctlon.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

\ pardon has hcon issued in tho
tase of Gen. Longstreet, IT having
Rccn granted upon the written and
personal application of numerous
prominent individuals, including
among the names appended TO the
Request that of Gen. Grant, and
pthcr prominent officers of the ar.
pny, with several Senators and Rep
pcSeutatives. many of whom were
personal applicants for the pardon.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

\ southern correspondent OF thc
I hicago Tribune says that, after
'Much observation i've begins to dis
germ certain points, VIZ: First,
Plat the only party having organi-
Patton. having principle, and act.
lng on the aggressive, is the Repuh
pcan party 1t is doing we'll wher-
over there is good Infusion of the
q @ht stripe .. Northern men.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

REsIGNArIoN OF GES StcKLrs,
Since the publication of Attorney
General Stanherry'S opinion, Gen
cral Sicl,les has forwarded request
to Washington to be relieved from
duty as commander of his depart
mcut, aud demanded a court Of in
QUiry on his official action.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05
DR. WasGAK's BALSAN Oh
WILD CHERRY

Where this article is known it Is work OF
supererogaiion TO say one word in its favor,
so well is il established an unfailing rcihed,
for Coughs, eoids, bronchitis CropP. lrhooyiag
Cough, 1sthi"a. diseases OF the Throat, Cdcst
and Lungs. well that most dreaded Of an
diseases, CoEseHp ion, which high medical
AUTHORITY has pronounced 10 be Il c,raJie tits
ease. Those who have used this remedy know
~ value; those Who have not. nave hut to
make a single tiial to be- satisfied thar of ali
ot hers II b. me ,-ey,sJ,
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8eW advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
G ERAL L. G.. BAKERS
HISTORY eF TIM SKtkEf SERVICE.

Tins work was announced more than year
ago. bui owing to the attcmpt- of the Govern
turut o. suppress II, it publication Was delay
ed. II viii now be issued. tNALTEREDa and
INABklDGED. UNDER the SUPERVISION
of GEN'L BAKER, Whose marvellous nara
tiNes are al ai'rsted by the highest official an.
uorit,.
Tho MORALS ofthc Natiouai Capital are
Thoroughly VENTILATED and there
ave some STRANGE REV ELAIlONo concern
ing HEADS or DEPARTMENTS Members
Of '"n-r, s'emaic Pardon BRO
hers. and distinguished military characters
n'ud Tor lreulars and see oar terms. and
iuII description Of the work. Address JONES
IEOILLl.Lr & 90. NATURALIZATION IA
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EPHRaiM 3. STETEHS' WILL.
Z u, q, 4, AEH q z, AZ NJ . = q

- BBADtuEp DISTINCT, r.
At "a Probate Court holden at Probate Office
IN Fullrr. within and for said District, On tie
18th day oI june, A. u, 1867.
An instrument, purI.Itiug TO be the last
will and Testament oi l.ph - stevens late %
Ncwbury in said district, deceased, being pre-
scented TO the court here 10y }. +. stevens, tst.'
the executor therein named for Probate II Is
ordered BY said court, that al persons con
oc1ned therein, be notified to appear at sos
sion Of sad court, to be held a. Probate ounce
in larlce. on the Goth day of July A. Il.
1867. and show cause, il any they may have,
against the probate of sa.d VIII, Tor when p9t
l,os,. it is flitlcr ordered, that copy OF the
record Of thi7 order BE published three weeks
successive ely, in the National Opinion. printed
at bradford, W. previous 10 s'ad time ap-
pointed foI hearing.
true copy of record. Avs
Attest, y. Al. GlI.MokE, JuuGo
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Diseases Of the Kidneys.

GALL At PRtCHARD,s ANp uLI
~ WARDS KIDNEY CoMPOlNp' W"
grusteet remedy in the world tot gu dir'a~s ~
the kidueya bout forget Waiihht.a '"
givr ttlirr
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NOII<t II.

The following described shares OF tllc capita
stock of the Cotinth copper Company, a'nnd
ing la the names of the following parties viii
be- Sold at Public Auction Tor the pAb M oi
due thereon, at Z. NJ, on WtG.
neaday. July t-uh. 1881. vt the office % tn
tlptl, OF the Go at the store OF Darling Etais
in Ehst tntiuth VI
l.. &. Allen 100 shares Nos JJS9 10 3ces
Cntsp. eli $50 .htfe4 Nos 1.iSg to l6ss, 4 llv,
800 shares Nos. 2is1 to KS, 3ds9 to $50
7i:5 10 iON..1pGl tu l'HG, H. French, -
shares Nos Mi2 10 GIG. ". II Ferry, eco shares.
Noa. lii1 to tNii 1875 90 1871, J. \ Ice, wv
shares, Nos. 7l1st u5iC1, ". II. Marshall, ltj
.haisa. Ma. so to 1874, x. / Mitchell, $40
shares 3pl to Gll. " II Merston. ieo shar
ms $3.50 to 3Jss--lpJJ1 70 lnGli, = MoNcagf.
200 shares, Nos 1929 to l5l1s. y NJ NotcS'
200 shares. Nos 1885 to lWsii, ibo'; oo vi'i,''
COO shnrcs, Npa si6f To- slGl SO 60 N'oh -
Eetbbon,, 9sh ahnrcs. Sos. 1879 20 is1L
". CLEVELAND, fch.nri
West Fairlce, W, iaur - lite '"'
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,di.atidr Ct ;he Boston Masonic
Temple.

TIN. new Masonic Temple IN bos
YAM was dedicated on Monday of
.'.. az. Bo,tou WAS fall OF pco-
a. Tine Masonic procession was
..r.r Two hours III passing 4 given
mint II is estimated that 1t con
mined from ten 10 fifteen Thousand
.,..nl. with forty seven Bands OF
Music.
rhr procession consisted OF eight
divisions. and was commanded
/. VIM. u. Stratt0n, Grand Marshal,
md in addition 10 the eacampment
If the State, there were encamp-
,nents from Rhode Island, New
York. New Hampshire, Maine, Con
,ertirut. District IF Columbia,
prnu,yIyaula and New Jersey, to-
either with Knights from other
States. The Lodges Of the State
we're Joined by st. Johns Lodge of
New York, instituted in 1901. 1t
carried its old Washington Bible
mon which George Washington
took his first oath of Office as Presi-
lent of the United States, il having
4cpn administered to him by { han
allor Livingston. The Bible was
escorted by a special guard Of
knights, and was carried by Henry
ilasses of New York. Lodges
rom Maine, Illinois, the City Of
Washington, New York and other
states and cities were in line. with
,troug representation Of various
arganzations in England and the
British Provinces. 1t is Thought
that upward OF 10000 MasonS We're
in the procession. The dress Of the
members Of the different Lodges
vas Strictlyunitorm, 50 also that of
the Knights o. the several Com
8mludcries. and this circumstance
scjc.tcd the communication of all
pcctators, and reudricd more at
/ active the appearance OF the Uro
Somrot the hHI.-1t were
fon horseback. and q few rot.e n
9on carriages. .Nil ,ha EacauN-
AGENTS and Lodges .Hutird hmu.i,
designating tl.i name and locai-
u.s. ANA number ot national ..a-s
prominent m the h..'.1n. ".s
>o.v.A- uaIu r liasoa~
l.rI Assembling a eight
'u.A T. NJ. .t#.r a.r O'Clock =,
NJ g}tutaor 1' -ol thcrnlae h
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

Drive away that cough byusng po,y'a
Mandrake Wtters.
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FINANCIAL AND cos1n1ERc1AL.

New York, August 13-Noon.
Flour, new, 100000. lower. Wheat
dull and market favors buyers. Corn
1(02c. better. Pork quiet, at 500. 80
0@S23.35. Cotton steady, at 2S1sc.
Money 4(G5 per cent. Sterling 956.
Gold sold rs high as 417G, on rn-
NOR which spread upon the streets,
through paper called the "Globe,"
got up for the purpose. "that astound-
ing frauds had been discovered in
the Treasury ut Washington. The
bulls succeeded in exciting the mar
ket, but it has since run down to 4O1s.
Z P. M.-Stocks steady. Gold
4034. Flour-State Sc. 70(G11.
Baltimore, August 13.-Cotton
firm and scarce-middlings 28(029.
Coffee quiet; stock consists mostly of
low grades. Flour declined soc. for
all grades-superfinc $3.50. Corn
S1ML06.
CHARLESTON, August 13.-Cotton
in fair demand; sales 70 bales-mid-
dlings 261a; receipts 81.
SAVANNAH, August 13.-Cotton in
good demand-middling 26GG2Gls :;
sales $50 bales.
MoBr1E, August 13-Cotton firm,
with sales of 100 bales; low mid
dlings 241..
New ORLEANS, August 13.-Thc
first new cotton was received to-day.
Sales 1,050 bales; active and firmer-
middlings 26@261s. Flour dull and
unsettled-super $8.25GS.5O. Corn
declining. Oats declined &C., with
sales ut G597O. Pork advanced CSC.
-jobbing $26(026.1O. Bacon shoul-
ders 1314@131S; clear 16(0161I.
Gold 40.
AUGUSTA, August IS. Cotton mar
ket active; prices firmer-middlings
25%(926.
LoNDoN, August 1872 P. NJ
Consols 947s. Bonds 741s.
LIVERPOOL, August 1872 P. NJ
Cotton firm-uplands 1O1s; Orleans
10I6. Wheat declined 13(G1S.
LONDON, August 13-Evening.-
Consols 947s. Bonds 7416.
LIVERPOOL, August 13-Evening. -
Cotton firmer and prices advanced
uplands 1O'5d.; Orleans lid. Sales
-, 900 bales.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

MA THE next term of the sub
Mt0A. scribcr's SCHOOL will com
Wf7S5sSs mcnca on MONDAY, September
f 2, and continue sixteen weeks,
~ till Friday, December 20, ut the
following rates, payable half in
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BY JACOB LEVIN,
RICHLAND---IN EQUITY,

Ii. p: DcGraaf, Executor, W.. j. c. Green
BWto Foreciose Mortgage
SuRSUANT to the order of .hc Court il,
Il the above stated case, / will sell. he.
fore the Court House, on the FIRST Mon.
DAY in September next,
All that LOT OF LAND, situate in the
city OF Columbia, on the corner of Tav!or
and Bull streets, bounded ON the North by
Iayior street, East by lot OF -- Miles.
south by lot OF Richard Holmes and Yves,
by Bull street, containing one-half acre.
more or less; together with the buildings
thcrcon-.npon the following terms
SO much cash as will defray The costs of
snlt and expenses of sale; balance on a
credit OF one, two and three years, with
interest ut the rate of per centum per
annum, secured by bond and mortpape of
the premises. ID. b DESAUSSURE'
Aug 10 ~ C. T. n
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By FelegraPh-
Ecpresslv for the Columbia Picnic.
News Items.

News Items.
WASHINGTON, August 13.-The
Court of Claims decides that there is
no appeal from its decisions in the
cotton claims.
Gen. Grants letter to Stanton con-
cludes as follows: "In notifying you
of my acceptance, I cannot let the
opportunity pass without expressing
to you my appreciation Of the zeal,
patriotism, firmness and ability with
which you have discharged the duties
of Secretary of War"
Stanton, in replying, concludes:
You will please accept my acknow-
iedgment of the kind terms in which
you have notified re of your accept
ancc of the Presidents appointment,
and my cordial appreciation of the
sentiments expressed"
There was full Cabinet meeting
to-day, including Grant, rs Secretary
of War. 49,
1t is stated that Gen. Custar is at
Fort Reilly under arrest, by Han
cocks order.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
S529,OOO.
SAN Francisco, August 13--The
business portion of Bcnicia was de-
stroyed this morning-forty build
ings were burned.
MAURITUs, August 6.-The plague
killed 10000 in one month.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 13.-The
Legislature stands: Senate-Demo-
Gratis 25; Radicals 8.
New YORK, AugustA 13.-The re-
ported robbery Of the Treasury ema-
mates from new paper published by
Edward E. Dunbar, long intimate
and confidential in the Treasury
printing department., and President
OF the Continental Bank Note Com
pany. The paper contains n long
article on the subject, embracing
three points-criminal and reckless
mismanagement. enormous deficien-
cies and fraudulent duplicate issues;
hundreds of millions are involved in
the redemption of duplicate coupons;
and insists, finally, that the Govern
ment is ignorant of the paper ahoat.
CHARLESTON, August 13.-The num-
Der registered to-day was 600, of
whom IT'S were white.
Arrived-Steamers Champion and
Saragossa, New York Sailed-Brig
Martha Ann Palmer, Liverpool.
New ORLEANS, August 13.-The
brig WIN. Addison, which brought n
load of coolies from Havana, has
been libelled and the captain and
man in charge of the coolies bonded
In the sum OF $1,000, to answer for
violation of the laws prohibiting the
introduction of coolies.
Telegrams report twenty three new
cases of yellow fever at New Iberia,
Louisiana, yesterday, but no deaths
have occurred from the disease,
which is assuming q mild form.
AUGUSTA, August 13.-Registration
returns from forty-seven Counties
give about 60, 900 voters-majority for
the blacks 6,673. In districts where
the whites are largely in the ascend
ant, no returns have yet been handed
in. Though large number of the
whites have not registered, it is be-
lieved that, when the returns come
In from all the districts, the white
voters of tho State will have q clear
majority of over $4,000.
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Derangements Of the Liver and
Stomach

or obstruction, morbid action OF the avn.
pathetic and other nerves follows, and the
functions of the brain arc impaired and
deranged; arrangement there will also
produce disease OF the heart, skin, lungs
and kidneys. 1t is owing to the same
canse that thousands die with Cholera,
Bilious or Yellow Fever, and that most
baneful disease, Consumption.
Inc origin OF numerous cases of Con-
sumption il impaired digestion; and many.
many cases of supposed Consumption
could be entirely cured by tho use of the
QUEENS DELIGHT, az the emaciation.
debility and cough attending weakness OF
the digestive organs are so near allied Ia
the symptoms of Consumption, that the
enc disease is frequently mistaken for the
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A Truly Wonderful Medicine!
lElNITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Liver Complaint Cured by Queens
DELIGHT.

Il uneasiness and pain in the right side,
ana soreness upon touch immediately
under tho inferior ribs; inability to lie
upon the left side, or, If at all, q dragging
sensation is produced which seriously
affects respiration, causing, very often, a
troublesome cough. Together with these
symptoms, we perceive n coated tongue,
acidlty of the stomach, deficiency Of per
spiratlon, and sometimes q sympathetic
pam i'll the shoulder, with great disposi-
lon to sleep, and depression OF spirits,
and sometimes sores III the mouth or
throat. These symptoms, if permitted to
continue, Will eventually produce coneur,p-
tiun, the most banelul OF all diseases.
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United States District Court district
Of South Carolina.
IN BANERNPTCY

NNHIS is to give notice. that on the 3oth
i u day of July, A. D. 1867. Warrant in
BankrnPtGy was issued against the estate
OF Richland, in the State of South CARROLL
ma, who has been adjudged bankrupt on
his own petitions; that tho payment OF
debts and the delivery of any property by
him are forbidden by law; that n meeting
OF the creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove
si@nees OF his estate. will be held at n
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
Minnsboro, Fairfield District, before J. NJ.
Rutland, Rcgister, on the 18th day OF Au-
gust, a. d. 1867, at II O'Clock IN.
j. p. NJ. EPPING,
AnS 13 .
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Dyspepsia.

The symptoms of Dyspepsia are various:
those affecting the stomach ,~eca.
heartburn, loss of appetite, 3, tor
food, sometimes :, dcpraved elite.
sense OF fitness or weight in the mach
sinking or iiuttcring in tho pit Of the sto-
mach, sour eructations, coated tongue,
acidity of the stomach, hurried and diff
cult breathing, &c.
The sympathetic affections are very di-
vcrsiiicd- feet, pain or weakness
through the limbs, swimming OF the head
sudden ilushes Of heat. Hc.
The use of the QUEENS DELIGHT
should be pcrscvcrcd in until every symp
tom of Dyspepsia has vanished, and health
IL entirely restored