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Know tIly Destiny.

MADAME +. F. THORNTON. the great English ho!ro,o
Gs;, cairroyant aud Psychonoirican, who l,as aston
lshcd tho scIcnc classes OF tho Old World has now
Gated herself nt IIulson, N. Y Madame THORNTON pos
Rcs5cn scl, wonderful poNcrJ Of socond sig to
bic her 10 impari knowledge Of the greatest Importance
TO Tic hDElc or married Of either sex While IL state
Of trance fc deinratcs Tho worry features OF Abe person
yon ara 10 marry and by tho aid OF MI instrument o. IN!
teac power Known tho Psychomolropc, guarantees 10
produce ifclikc picture Of tho future husband wlfo
OF tho applicant, together with ato OF marriage. Posiuon
in life, loading traits Of character &C. This IS hum.
hug III thousand OF testimonials assert Sho will
send WHOM desired. ccrli6cd ccrtincalo. written
guarantee. that the picture Is what II Iurorts to be. By
enclosing small lock OF ar anu giving place OF BIRTH
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing iy cent?
End stamped envelope addressed TO yourself you Will
cevo tho picture and desired information by return ni
All communications sacrodly confidential Address. In
confidence; Madame E. +. THORNTON. r. O. Box 9as,
Hudson, MY 1y March %
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OF exercising with iutclgc tho new and hon"ra''"
franchise with which They've been lnvrstrrl ~ Il.
Congress Of the United S,aL
NNIiI. Buarls will take re thai according, ID s..
lion 10. of the Act Of July sG7 Ilry urc no, 10 l.
bound In their actiun by alpinivn Of any civil oic
ur tho United Stalcs.
NNlV. Boar,ls lnstrut that all the provisions
tho several Acts Of cungrciitcd. 10 DO Iibrrhily
construed, 10 the end tint AZ n.rns thereof bc ful'
nnd perfectly carried out.
XIV. Tic attention OF allccrch IL directed 10 III.
requirements Of Section lilo slih Act Of July II
1857 ly which II Is made tIuiy of tile Cu,nanllu.:
Gcucral 10 remove from oifull pcrsuns WIN dir
loyal to tile government Of United Staten who
their official Influence I'm TO hinder delay.
prevent or obslruct ihc ,iuai perfect adminisr ton
OF tho Reconstruction Ac Thu names Of all furh
offenders will DO reported ius the Post Commanders:
md NIL persons In this MIN District called uro,
10 aid anu facilitate tho cNtion In good il al Tho
said hcs and tho orders isi in pursuance thereof
NXvI The Major. ucuri commanding. In the cXcr
cse OF MI ultimate revisoiuthority. will. IN due
son. before tlc holding: any election entertain and
determine questions assipH crros in Tic registry and
will. upon inspection of completed lists ca,lsr rur
rccoIs Of tile same. tllan true design u p.,rpns,
u tho Laws bo faithfully ,wcrs aa tina. all The right
ihere;y gllarintc; d br IL anu faithfully enjoyed.
JIy Command Of Major o. ral ID. l.. sicEI.Es:
j. ". CI.OUS,
CAPT. :lStiI q. s.. lnr,niry,
y. u. G. and a. \. \. q.
OnicIal:
w. CLOUS.
Capt, ;Is InaS,
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SOUTHERN ,MANUrAcroRIEs.- :
"oh wad soino power tho glftin gle us.
Tn 500 o,,rsolycs M others geo ua,''

"0h wad soIne power tho glftin glc us,
To 500 ourselves ns others geo us.''
Tho Herald contains tho following sensible ad-
vico to Northern capitalists, but ii is greatly ap-
piicablo to the moneycd mon Of our own nection
who should bo tho first to put their shoulders to
tho whccI.
"We think it strange that wo do mol hear Of
extensive Investments, powerful companies antl
great schcmes for the introduction of manufacLu-
ri'g establishments in our Southern Statos iron,
cotton and wooon factories, from iron aud steel,
to leather, boots and slocs nud jarming impio-
monss. Tho South has .,ot only tho finost region
III the world tfor cotton culture, but Tho best
facilities and tho greatest advantages for cotiol,
manufactures 10 any extent. From its generous
soil nnd mild wintor climate mon cap liyo moro
choaply and roazc larger profita from thoir croat
agricultural staples i'll tho South tllnn IN tbr
West, and vastly largor profits from manufactures
OF all kinds than can bo mado in Now England q,
Old England il thoy only go properly into tho
blsiness. TO mon OF capital looking about 70,
investments our Southern States. now offer til,
most inviting fold, and Southern manufactures
not less than Southern agricultural products offe
tho aurest and lnrgest roturns on liborai outlay
OF cash enterprise and skiDful labor.
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Perfectly suro In all Case,

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. for NIL dig.
cases Of Children. such cclhing wind collie, :;r is
safr reliable aud harmless remedy. 1t not only relieves
thu child from pain, but regulates tho stomach, and
bowels corrects acldty. and gives energy 10
tho whole syste gives rest to tho mother and health to
lilo child.
BE suro aud call for
"sIRs. wrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having tho fac sime OF "CunTIs PEnK1ss on the ont
sitle wrapper. AL oilers nre base limitations
DOWIE ~ NOISE,
No. Isl Meeting street, opposite Tie Charleston Hotel
August tuths3
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OFFICIAL.
Headers Military Post M. t,l,orI,at,r,


lIcndq'rs Military Post Of ChnrIratun,D
CITADEL cHAnLEsTos. y. c., August ., lS67.
GENERAL OnDEEs No. ISL
l. Is nLsii--.a o-a--- a.
Headquarters ~ '~onl Military Datrct." OF August Is,
1867. tie Boards Of lscgIsirnti,n appointed fo5 the Mill
tary Pot Of Charleston will Mt organize llid elect
their ClIairniciI.
Tho Chairman Of each Board will then report IN per
son to tho Post Commander for books FORMS orders
and instructions.
Tho different boards Of Registration will then pro
coed TO act In accordance with tho requirements
cral Orders No. CO.
H. Tile following appointments made To Ill ya.
cancics:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
SECOND PRECINCT.
!. W. Johnaon, rice Phillip AUSTIN. no: qualified.
BEREEI.lY DISTRICT.
sEcoSD rRI:CISCT.
Louis Pinkcrs DR.. Thus. Sim. WHO tlrrnrs tlle
appointment ii. Is. CLITZ,
lircSet BrgGdcr.Cirnrr
hugust3 h3 Commanding Post.
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N(pI'lCE.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCn.-TIIE FOLLOWING
~ clause Of Section OF on Ordinance to liaiso Sup.
plies for 1867. is published for tho information
OF persons ceiling Goods by sample otherwise who
not residents OF this city. AL such persons hereby
notified TO report at this once. Ell
'srhrce dollars every hundrpJ doars OF oil goo ds
soid In this cityt ~ons not rSiionts by sample or
Otherwise" ". II. SMITH,
March Clerk OF Council
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NorE-Rcgstcrs Will bo .cquircl 10 take the oath pre-
ssribel by the Act of Coagnss approved 2d July, ls,
Blank forms Of this oath NIL bn furnished 10 post Com.
tnandcrs. and wlle duly subscribed aud EworI will be
rcturnta to the Posi- Cotinaitrr. who will forward tr,
to District Headquarters Aud IL any person shall
fnscly takr uud sbsci lin sIrh oath affirmation. such
person so Offending and being nly convicted thereof
which. by law nrc proS1leL for the punishment tho
crime Of wilful and corrupt perjury.
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Try Them.

Many persons have within tls summer experienced
tho benefits TO be derived from tIo use of PAsKS1sf
liEPATIc BIrrERs. Wo would recommend them to ali
who stand In need OF tonir.
For sale by oil Druggists. October
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The Time to advertise In the Country.
THE PHnHIx liaH large circulation throughout tlt
middle nni upper DGtrIes OF tho State. Advertising,
rics reasonable tho arngency OF tho money mar
kat will warrant. Merchants nnd others wishing to usr
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor,
February ~ Columbia, s. c.
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LAUnEY ALEXANDER will sell This day. Mt II O'Clock
On Honth Atlantic wharf, 81 bales hay aud immediately
nfter, nj their atorc No. 1877 East Bay 100 bushels corn
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II YOU want CHEAP Blan Boo!;a;
II yon want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MILI.Ens' Almanac;
If You want Printing executed neatly;
Ifyou want Books bound i'll any style, or Account
Books made 10 order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, so to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SD Broad street.
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LOCAL. NI\TrliIaS.

Jon WoRK.--We have now completed our office
so as to execute, in tic shortest possible Time
ALI. KINDS OF JOB WORK, ami wo most re-
spcctfulIs ash tho patronage or ear friends.
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October @
4 Fact yyor,b I1no,v,nr.

Bakers wishing good FLOUR for Bread, should call ct
sTENuoUsE& & CO., No. ITO I:aat Bay
Families Wishing choIco FLOUR for Biscuits, Rolls,
&C.. should call ut srENHoUsE CO.. No. lIO Iast Bay
August
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NorIcE.-Slippcrs per steamship Manhaiidn arc
notified that their bills of atling should be sent
i'll to tho oflico of CounrESAy & TRENHOLM, agents,
No. Al East Day, by II o'clock q. NJ.
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WE would call attention to the laxuries a,iyer-
ttsed by MIR. BEAuREcARD, manohcr column. Ills
stand is undcr tho old Merchants Hotel, corner of
King and Society streets.
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FAST pAY.--Tho Bishops of tho Episcopal Mctho-
dist Church mako the following recommendation
for n day of fasting humiliation and prayer, which
is extracted from their Address
Wo propose tlint Friday, 10Th of August next,
he obscrredin oil OUR churches day OF lasting,
humiliation and -pruyer-that God would be pleas.
ed 10 pour out His Spirit upon NIL flesh; that He
woult! show us our sins Rn,l holp III, by true
repentance, to turn away from them TINT He
would sand forth laborers into lis harvest, who
may servo Him moro faithfully and efficiently
than we hay7o done that flo would build up tito
church and comfort her waste places that Ho
would grant LIS oil tho blessings, temporal and
spiritual, wo have nocd OF. And wo farther pro-
pose tnat this day OF special iasting and prayer
be preceded, whoroyor practicable, by reli-
Eious exercises begun on tho previous Sab
bath and continued day by day till tho Sabbath
following.
Aud now, brethren. wo commend you to God
md to the word OF His Grace, which is ablo to
build You up, nnd 10 givo you an inheritance
among all them which il sanctifictl.
JAMES o. ANDREWS,
ROBERT PAINE
GEO. T.. PIERCE,
II. H. KAVANAUGH,
JOHN EARLY,
". NJ. WIGIITMAN
L. +, MARVIN,
ID. 8. DOGGETP,
N. Ii. MCrYEIuE.
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DRowNINd.-A freedman. llamc unknown, WAS
seen yesterday morning to put OF from tho Latr.
rcns street wharf in 4 small dug oui. When near
tho light ship tho was seen TO lean over and
finally upset. Assistance was promptly rendered,
but tho body was not recovered
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PosrorFICE NOTICE. An evening mail Tor Angus.
Ia and Savannah and FOR distribution beyond thcsr
Offices, will clcsc daiI al Tho rosu1iao y, halr.pt
q O'Clock.
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TRIP TO THE TRorIcs-It wonld require strong
temptation to induce any ono ono who has expo
rie1ced tho heat of the past few weeks to visit any
cline whcre tho thermometer ranges higher than
in this city, Knowing these facts il is not our in
tention to dvise moro extended trip than short
ride on Rutlca,So Ayonuc. With tho street cars as
a conveyance this will bo neithor fltiguinG or op-
pressivc, and those persons who hnvo read tho
glowing accounts of tropical vegetation can havo
nn opportunity OF testing tho truth Of thoso state
ments by inspecting simon rnre banana tree,
which is now bearing fruit. This curiosity is i'll
the garden Of Hon. GEO. a. rRENuoLM, and can
bo easily econ from tho passing cars ns IL is quite
near tho main entrance. Tho tree is about eight
feet in height, but parakes moro OF the nature Of
shrub, as tho leaves arc fow i'll number although
quito long aud wdo; the heavy winds have split and
torn these and they hnyo assumed fringe
lko appearance. Tho fruit hangs i'll clusters and
is covered with purple sheath, Tho treo is quito
curiosity in this city, but its successful growth
is proof that our soil and climate are adapted 10
its culture.
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% - - - -
TO TAX pAyEISS.

TO TAN ia i fGISS:
TIME FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for tile Information Of all persons concerned:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN oRDISANcE RAISE BUR
rIIEs FOR THE YEAR 1867, ron OTHER pUlrsys
l. 10 It ordained by the Mayor aud Aldermen In City
Council assembled, That n taxes paynbio under tho Or
purposes, bo paid before tho 29fh day OF Juno next
and TINT persons who alIa mnko default of payment Of
their taIes on that day, shall pay, In addition to Tie
amonnt OF their taxes, and half per cent. per
month until lilo 3lst day or july wlloD ID not paid an
amount Of two peri cent. per month upon tile amount
OF taxes shall DO paid; nn nitcr tho 2Ist day of August
nrcn per cent per month tho amount OF taxes ,iue
ehn bo paid until payment Of tho whole nouu IL made
IL. That all persous who neglect fail TO pay their
monthly taxes before tile fiftecpth day or elc
month, shall respectively Iuy tho amounts thereof
two per con, per month from auc fifteenth day until
payment B maic. -
ltatihcd in City Council hs seventh day Of May In
tho year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred and
Hixty-seven.
H. T. p O. GAlII,ARD h[ayor
W. II. SMIrn. Clerk of Council 3ino May ii
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FOR THE MII,TON
Prevention is BETTER than Cure, 81
DIR. RICORD'S
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A ppRoVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ny
~. Go French Medical Faculty, tho only safo and
iniallbo anoto against Injection from Special Diseases.
hia Invaluable preparation Is suited for either and
ias proved, frnn nmpc experience, Tho most cilctt
nd reliable Preventive ever discovered, thus ccctng
dcslcraum long sought for n the Medical World II
used according 10 directions epery possibility OF danger
nny bo avoided; single application will radically
tralisa tho cal vra expcl oil Impurities from tic
absorbent vessels, and render contamination impossible
BE wsc III time. aud at very small outlay. ourn Of
untold bcLlly and mental torInents.
TIia most ruIlo specific, universally adopted In
IL, Oil World Ii Offered for Eaio FOR thu rs limo In
America by +. a. pupOHT CO., only authorized
Agents for the Upitetl States.
Price 50 per bottle. Largo bottle. double slzc &C.
Tho usual dlscount 10 Tho tralc. Sent securely
packed, receipt OF price. TO my address, With dire
lions and pamphlet by nddrcesilg to
/. a. DUpORr & CO.,
Solo Agents for DR.. lllcord's p. l..
Mny % Tyr No. "a Gold Street, Now York
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THE Fmsr "hIISEp" Juny IN NORTH CAnolISA.-
The Wilmington IonrnFt of Thursday says: "Cor-
oner J. G. WOOD hold an inquest, yesterday after
noun, over The body Of Warron Hill, the negro who
was killed by tho train on the Wilmington md
Weldon Railroad, near tho scene OF the accident
on Wednesday night.
"The jury wcro summoned in accordance with
Paragraph II. General Orders No. %, from Dis
trict Headquarters, and thu na,nos of an equal
number of whites and blacks were placed in tho
hat. In tho drawing, however, tho whites pre-
dominated, and 'spccklcd Jury wero cmpancled,
eight whites and four blacks.
"After viewing tho corpse, and hearing tho tcs-
timony Of witnesses, tho Jury returned verdict
that tho deceased camc to his death by being ac-
cidentally run over by train Oh tho Wilmington
md Weldon Railroad while it was proceeding
backward up tho road"
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ALL KISDsor JOB WORK DONE AZ THE DAHL,
MEMS OFFICE
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Post 0iifre Notice.
WI NTITItE,
CHARLESTON, S. G., July Il, 1851.

Pusr OrpIrE, I
CHARLESTON, S. G., July Il, 1851.
After to-day Tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will closu nj O'Clock AM. and to-day and ailrr
words they nro expected 10 reach the Railroad
'Station" nj ESQ o'clock PM, and To lu really for
delivery ut this Office mt 3}D o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will bc from P.M. to 7
PM, umtil further notice.
STANLEY q. TI;OTr, i. NJ.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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Mr.. B. DoscHER, or the Postofre Literary Fin
porium, has our thanks for late copies OF the 2auks
Zeitun9, tho M,o lofk: IFo,fd, Independent, md
Ledger. Mr.. d. always Keeps hand large
assortment Of all the latest publications.
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THE COTTON N1ESDNa BUSINESS. our recent
notice of this now business, nnd Tho gentlemen
who propose conducting it, wo neglected to slate
that they design purchasing from tho fncior or
merchant their loose samples of cotton, and re-
baling and selling them. Mr.. RoDISsoS Inns made
evory preparation for tho management OF this bust
moss, and has received considerable encouragement
from the cotton fhctors Both Mr.. ROBINSON and tho
partners connected with him have determined to
mako their efforts successful, and, by strict at
tetion TO their business to merit the patronage of
tho community. Wo refer to their advertisement
which appear in another column Of our paper.
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AlNDIN.
tRM H.
OATH rREscRIDED FOR :MpEi,s pF noAI,ps Or Malls
Capt. ;Istll infab',
4. d. c. nild \. a. q.

hENDlX.
,RM H.
OATH rREscRIDED FOR MnEiis pF DoAips Or Riats-
1rtOS
l. OF Coty OF and state of
do solennly swear (nlllrln) that lIavo VOL
UNFAIRLY borne arms ngaG tho United States since
have been citizen thcrct that have voluntarily give!
no aid caunenancr. cUurl encouragement 10 per
Soas engaged In armed ostili'y thereto; that have
neither ro,Is nor acccpa, nor attempted to exercise
tho functions Of any oGcuhaovcr under amy authority
or pretended authority in stllity 10 the United states;
thnt lave no. yielded Iunary supper; 10 nny pre-
tended government autiriiy, power or constitution
w1lliin the Unttcl S,aicAhostilc iniTiral thereto
And lido further swear Tor lir that. to tho brst Of my
knowledge anu ability. ill support nnri defend thu
Constitution Of the Ulict States ugast all cncIucs
foreign OF domestic; that will bear faith allc
glance TO tho snne; that take this obligation rc"ly
without any mental reservation p,lrpoip IS evasion
and that will well and nhclly discharge tho ,ln.lca
the Office OH which nm put 10 cncr: so lalp God
.... Carolina.
..-.-.---,..1
Subscribed MD sw0ri 20 bcfurn me, n......... th
.dhy oi......, ont th''isand eight huntlrcd
siXty-soycn.
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New SEoAR SToRE.-Alr. L. LoREHTz fnvora-
bly, known in connection with the cheap scgar
store, lias been compelled by tho increase of his
business to open q branch est rblishmont at no.
29S King street, near Wentwortlt. Tho now Stand
is in many respects Tho counterpart of tho old,
mud Tho business will bc conducted OH the same
principles. NIr. LoRESTH has largo run Of Gus
tom, both retail. and wholesale, and Was compelled
to incronse his facilities in order 10 accommodate
his friends.
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Quick TiME AND THnoUaH FnEIarITs.-Thc
National Republican, of Augusta, uays il is stated
shat niuo car loats of freight, which arrived at
Charleston on Tuesday by The Manhattan, and
which left New York at z. NJ, Saturday, left
Charleston for Augusta by tho freight Train on
Tuesday night. Five loads Tor Augusta ar
rived horo Wednesday morning, and four carloads
for Atlanta md tcyond arrived at Atlanta OIL
Wednesday night.
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The CELEBRATION n hraUsTh.-Thc ireprcs-
siblo flronicn Of Augusta turned out in forca on
Thursday afternoon to assist ut tho christening of
tho now steam cngino Of tho Gazette. Speeches
wore made br Capt. FOSTER and the Hon. ". W.
HHLIARp, and the machine was solcmnly named
"Jolin Foster" Tho engine was beautifully deco
rated with vines and flowers, and stood the trying
ordeal with iirmness.
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pRINATE 2ALES.

7tce,,;y Edrms on Tohn's is!Im. :cc,m mites from
he tTy.
UI SMITH 4; EictsI tsILi.svRhE.
Ncul Estntc brokers, No, 81 Tread Street,
At Private sale
I'll 81. LANDS nro brauliInly located on the SoIln
River immediately opposite New 1uwu cut Fira class
long cotton and provision anu. The Farms about
20 acres each TOW boGta rcRcli tho city In two
hours, to supply The markets. An admirable opporlun
ty II tint presented Ia pcrs0ns Of small desiring
tn engage In farming.
Cali as No. .: BRUAD STREET and sce Flats of thcs,
FGrtIs. August 10
Store IN .SouthrcSteFn part gf Yiudd street, ia
TrcCRltW street.
by LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.
i Tor Sale
| A'rwO STORY BRICK STORE AND DwET.I.ING In
Grrcnf street. suited for cJiInlry tralle lot
10 feet Tr,nt by ~ feet deep Apply ~ above nj
August mwsj No. 23 BROAD STREET.
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WHITE W1rNEssEs.-The mouth of tho man who
purifica his teeth with SozopoSr is witness box
and every limo he opens il two rows OF cleaning
witnesses testify to i!a bcautifyns properties.
August tuthsa
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STANLEY &. TRoTr, p. NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-08

morning, ne took Plantation Bitters ifbo fel.
1stS a. nlsnt ne took Plantation Bitters if he
cSs cue, vas weak. languid OF mentally on
pIessee' ne took Plantation Bitter. ana me-,
meyer ialed 70 set him his pins sguare and firm
ne" PeIsS s want any better authority; but az
some may last read the following:
L. .1f-. - NJ. owe much 70 you, for yeri-
" 0e4e's ne f42ntationiBitters have saved mvI life
KEY W ii. WAGNER, Madrid n Y.
-. have been a great sufferer
Iron l'y spepsla, and had TO abandon nrescbin-
The Plantation Bitters curfd
my TEf L a MiLLN00D, New York CITY.
had lost all appe tite-was
81 Se4k ana enervated could hardly walk, and
had peri e. dread Of society re-
Plantation Bitters have set me all rigt+
JAMES HEIMINWAY. Isl. Louis Mo-,
,f - The Plantation Bitters have
cuitl me 81 Encouragement the Kidneys and IT.
-l.iy OI-aLs, mat distressed nc for years. They
c: G. MOORE, 20 Broadway. n. w
az y N: DIV OEl manager Of the Union Home
ocIoo! icI SOldlers' Children saws she ..has ufer
II to the weak and Invalid Children un5e7 bc-
eAAI-e,Nlth the most happy and gratifying results
ne nave received over a hundred reafns 81 srcb
cIl.'cates but no advertisement is so cfFeefie ~
Hl-at people themselves say Of good article oar
Iyitune ana our reputation is at stake The ORIGIN
AZ qaa!lty and high character 70 these goods vii
1 1e s1st4lned under every and all circurnstances
Ihey nave already obtained sale in every foIr1
village, parish and hamlet among CIVILIZED nstio1s
Base lInitstors try to come as near our name and
90 a t1ey can, and0 ecaUse good article can
NJ &c so4u as low as poor one, they find some
supPo-t from parties who DO not care what tbev
over the CORK. f''~'S s''-4
P: IL. DRAKE & CO., New York CITY
"a HAIo GA SPRING WATER, sold by all