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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20

of Government with ten States out.
Morton opposed allowing rebels TO say
whether they desired convention: The
amendment was defeated. Yeas, 1[essrs.
Cameron, Chandler, Drake, Ferry, Fes-
senden, Fowler, Harlan, Howard, Howe,
Morgan, Morrill, of Maine, Morrill, of Ncr-
mont, Patterson of New Hampshire,
Sumner, Thayer, Upton and Wade--l7 ;
nays 27. An amendment making q vote
by closed ballot constitutionally perpetual
was argued till executive session.
The House adjourned at II. No bust
ness done. ..-.a5. 49,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20

pLEw1Ln-AEr n. p. Whilst f1mons
country seat on the Hudson came about In
this way 1t was portion Of the farm of
Nathaniel Sands, a lovely, kindly, gentle
old man, whose sweet, persuasive words
from the high seat of the Quaker meeting
have won many hearts to the peaceful
faith he cspouscd He decided to sell the
tract to Willis, naming some very moderate
sum of money as the price, "becanse, Ma
thanic, It is only an idle wild" 81 will
take it." said Willis, "and it shall be CALI
cd Idle Wild"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20

a HAPPY REJo1NDER-AtO Oxford, some
twenty years ago, tutor of one of the
colleges iimpcd in his walk. Stopping one
day last summer at a railway station, he
was accosted by wcll-known politician,
who recognized him, and asked if he was
not the chaplain of tie college at such a
time, naming the year. The Doctor re-
piled that he was.
a was there" said his interrogation,
"and knew you by your limp"
'sNcll, said the Doctor, it seems that
my limping made a deeper impression on
you than my preaching"
sAh. Doctor" was the reply, with
ready wit, ''it is the highest compliment
we can give minister, to say he is known
by his walk, rather than by his converse
tion."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20

"A California editor says he has been
presented with a radish, the size of a five
gallon kcc. That radish must be taken
with several grains OF salt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20

: Let not every pain send thee to the
doctor. every quarrel for the lawyer, nor
every thirst TO the dram shop.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20

An exchange tells the young men to
wrap themselves up in the future. Thin
covering for cold weather.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20

Bors IN HoEsEs.-Wc find the follow
ing remedy for bots in the report of the
Agricultural Bureau for November and
December 1t was communicated by Col.
J. Hamilton to Prof Glover, entomologist
ofthe Department, Raleigh, N. c.:
1 observe in your report for sG4, that
you say that no very certain means of rid
ding the horscs stomach of the bots has
yet been published. Since receiving tie
following from DR.. Gee, of Florida, am
glad that have hid no opportunity of
trying it, but it has the air Of efficacy, and
l certainly shall on the first opportunity.
You are aware that it is hard sometimes
to distinguish between an attack of the
bots and one Of the collie; this remedy,
however, is equally efficient for either
The reason that Il bot rcsists the action Of
agents administered in his power of driv-
inc his head into the walls of the stomach
by his tcntacles. BIT he cannot resist the
chlorofcrrn. A tablespoonful of chloro-
form screened by a couple Of spoonstu Of
any good mucilagc will make him let go
his hold on the stomach even after having
bored nearly through.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20
her to the reserve, where she would be
detained till morning.

- l..
her to the reserve, where she would be
detained Till morning.
II will not go" she replied; "you may
shoot me, but / will not So. | am not
willing for yor to. perform your duty"
"Nor will l perform it" generously re-
sponded the soldier. " No one could be
so cruel as to detaln or turn yon back on
such d night as this"
/ he then pointed to light, which for
the first time she saw cleaning from a
neighboring farmhouse. and babe hci go
there, and led her horse tor q short
distance by'a cireuitous route to prevent
her from running into the reserve. AS
he was. about to return to his post, he
said :-'e77''-'-'s--'--'
eaaGoodsbye! Ihavc yet three hours on
picket to:;tIlink of Il freezing lady"
+ That,septintl was not madco common
earthl
Miss Roberta soon reached the friendly
shelter 10 which she had been directed, and
communicated to the lady of the house
the, object of her midnight adventure (;
who, the next morning, accompanied her
visitor. 10 Il rendezvous Of Mosby's men,
in one of the gloomy reccsses Of the noun
tain i. -.
The.ncxt day Federal soldier descen-
ded frontthe observatory to the residence
of the farmer, and gave the ladies an am
mated account Of the alarm which, the
night before, they had had in consequence
OF IA threatened attack from the guer-
rillas. "They sent one of their number"
he said s'in advance to capture the Vi
dette, but lie Mas sharp enough to escape
the trap."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20

The following truthful article is taken
from one OF the ablest papers in the coun-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-03-20
SMosty and bis tMen.
ADVENTURES oFsA LADY.

.Y-1aa>@.7T7! ,aagaaF:at'
Extract from Pariizan Life in the South; or Three
Years with Mosby and his Men. By John Scott
.y5...:
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e'i"Goodsbye! have yet three hours on
picket to; think of Il freezing lady"
/ That ,sccntincl was not madcof common
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

~ BY glance at our matrimonial list will
be seen the success Of Que old FREUD Dick
Stauo, who, III tecen. raid upon Wheeling
csplureA and capliyatcd one Of the genller sex
whom nc has taken unto himself as d he!Pmate
Dick certainly deserves well. lie is popular
in The community and Of good character, and
hs, 6ne prospects as Lawyer. We wish hlu
prosperity and happiness in the new style Of
fif. b. has entered upon, aud can heartily re-
commend him TO the new friends be has formed
by his late alliance as worthy young man ono
q good fellow Long may he wave.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

HE- IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.--We learn from
the buckingham Register that in 1853 MIR.
Fred. Schefier purchased oIe-half Of the Vir.
GINA Hotel in staunton, OF Mr. Boote"' OF
Page, for Sc, 500 in Confederate money-with
1be privileges Of taking the whole of it within
~ months, at the same rate, being Sl25, 900 Tor
the establishment. Within four months Mr.
8. claimed 10 have elected to take the other
half, ard paid about 5000 on it, and took pos,
s.s,;on After the war, Mr. Booten instituted
su;, To recover The half, alleging that no pur-
chase of the last half had been made by Schef'
fer. The case came up before Judge sheffey
At the Lao, regular term of the Circuit Court
Of Augusta County, and was decided in favor
of MIR Schefer. 1t will probably be carried
10 higher COURT ood ie s wG%1 prOper sch
"a m, exubersnce OF his delight resulting from
The decision in Lie canss. gave superb sup,
asr on Friday evening last, 10 the counsel or
bo,b sides, and the slaunIon bar in general.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

Hs- JHE LADr's FRIEND TOR FssSrAsr -
4 steel Engraving Of touching interest aud ei'
ceeding beauty, called "1ho Ss'Ur bol'
Dream of Home" faithful ahd prciuresqu'
Colorcd Steel Fashion Plate, Of the usual dow
blerage size, and 6ne and appropriate ~oOe'
cut Of " inter, constitute the leading embeiIHf.
men,i OF tbs splendid number Of the Qvsehof
the MonlhlIt.. The illustrations Of VARIOUS
style, Of apparel for ladies' ard children. 1on'
table patterns aud direciIous, &C., stc suob {"
The ladies will iuiIy appreciate. 1te N'f''
are excellent. "UPpo'Iles," by Nsx !" sHs1'
- PaTnau CHILD" from tie Geiman. " f"'
ces A. Shaw, Will attract sPsclpi Shehs''''
! Miss DonGelIy contributes UeoutiLI f'eh'
Unseen, Yet Seen, "a Mr:. Nod coh"""'
her siory Of "U.vi!ie College" Gbich !, dr'e'
oping characters that strongly enn'i Tie i.ss
eI : synpgihy and insure lis interest. ib'
story vi "tiuw n oman Had Her Nay
80 very attractive one. The publrhen ."
nounce ~ addition, nOyelets By AmancS D0's
las aud Frank Lee BENEDICT. Ihey sso I"
nounce, in addition 10 the Wheeler and " i'O"
| Sewing Machines. Splendid List OF ne" ~.
miuus. including Silrer-Plsted Tea-Seti'' Csn
Baskets and Ice Pitchers, Silver snd Gov
| - a!ches, Guns and Rioes, Clothes "Iins,'
Nelodeon aud Orgsns. AppletOns CyeloPsy".
sc. A beautiful Steel Engraving, 20 ,a tl.,,
long BY 90 inches wide, called Zone Ct Lil',
Happy Hours" ill be sent gratis 70 e'.',
single (s2, 5e) subscriber, and TO every ~ Il,
ssDding a club. Specimen NUMBER =. ,n.
magazine, containing the partieu! os Of ~ ~.
MUM offers and the reduced prices 10
will be sent on the receipt OF twenty ee'r our
Price with engrsving) $3.50 q year ,noie,
copies with one engraTing) s6,OO; Es"'' IaOf
with extra masszing and 40 engIa'iDsI, street.
address Deacon & Pctersop,3l "a'"''
Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

10 The Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue has decided that marriage certif-
cate, issued by the clerk in compliance with
the statute law, and for public as well as for
private purposes, and used not only as mar
riage license, but also for town and State re-
cords does not require a stamp when issued by
the clerk but tho certificate Of the clergy man
or magistrate who performs the ceremony
should hare FIVE cent stamp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

An attempt was mae on the evening
o. tho .tii Instant, 10 bura the pesienliary al
Moundssille, in this State, by some convicls
who it is supposed hoped TO make good their
escape ia the confusi,n consequent. Fortu-
natsiN TIE flames were discovered in time, and
eItInsui he'd before any great au4ount Of dam
ago " - done.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

e. WEsr Va. TEsr-OATH.-0n the l7th in
slant the Court of Appeals Of this State decided
that tbs law requiring attorneys 81 la% 10 take
an oa.h 'Aat tue, had not participated In Tue
tebeliian was constitutional, and oyerrulsd the
applica ion Of ex-Lieutenant Governor Price
and oihe. a.torneysto DO admitted TO that bar
without liking the test.oath An appeal Is to
be taken from Ina. decision to The Supreme
Court Of the United States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

n- Il will be seen by the proceedings OF
the W<,t Va. Legislature that the seat Of ). "
YanliL, Delegate elect Of tins c,nnty, has been
contested and given to Geo, koouce, upon The
groua Is that the votes polled in Charestown,
Avert! and Osborn Townships, were illegal,
consequently they were thrown out. Mr.. Yam
liz I'd, Retarded hpme. lie ad The pleasure
OF cls:ias hts vute AGAINST the Constructions
Amendment, however, before he left.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

nAmong the reflections by the U. S. Sea-
ate ., appointments Of the President, we notice
those of Geo J. Steailey, Assessor Internal
Revenue, LIST Districti Thomas y. Shalcross,
Collector Internal Revenue, LIST District, and
LEROY Coffion, Collector Internal Revenue, 2nd
District, OF West Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

10 Among the proposed improvements de-
siguel u develop the resources Of the Valley
Of Virginia, is 10 make railroad from ilar-
psr's Ferry to Waynesboro', in Augusta coun-
iy, c1aaecting with The Baltimore and Ohio
road al the former and The Virginia Central Ut
the latter place. running throughout lis entire
IsGsth near the base Of the Blue Ridge aud OH
the banks Of the Shenandoah river.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

NJ The IMrrAcHMENr.-AP prominent &c
publIcan member Of the House Of Representa-
yves, in recently writing to TREND, says
Touching the ,mpe achment business my own
ppinion Is, that il will amount ~ nothing. All
the r. Dol Is 10 The effect that the Committee on
the Judiciary have taken testimony bearing
hard upon the President are false. Not SIN
gle witness has been examined, aud the com
mittse are proceeding with great caution"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

a SLEIGuNG.-A snow, some six or sigh,
inches in depth, fell OH last Sunday evening,
and sleghing has been hugely INDUCED in, and
surprise parties" have been the order Of the
night. We refer the girls who are enjoying
the festivities Of the slsighing season to an ar
icle on the subject published On our first page.
They might learn something By studying Mrs.
Lam5knS style, maybe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

II CEMENT WoRKs.-The Hagerstown Mail
states that preparations are being made 10 mine
and manufacture cement upon large scale at
Ingleside, in Sharpsburg District. The veins
OF rock found at this place are the same as
those which had been worked SO successfully
before the war on this side of the Potomac, and
which gave to the Reynolds and Bo,eler Po,o-
mac Mills Cement its high character and great
calebrity
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

twill be seen IN the proceedings OF the
LEGISLATURE that Mr.. FarUswGrth o6e: ed a
resolution requiring editors and publishers OF
newspapsrs il the State 10 take the test oath.
That's treedol OF tle press, with Vengeance
yNagnamimou, resolution, that!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

u A protracted meeting commenced in the
Lutheran Church Of this place on Wednesday
evening last, under the direction Of Rev. J. :.
Campo, I'll, Pastor. Communion services will
be held tomorrow morning, ii O'Clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

us The Richmond Eclectic for January has
besn received. It's contents FULLY sustain The
high Opinion formed OF its editors, hlessrs,
Brown & lloge. Address RicnnUnd Eclectic,
Box sj2, Richmond. "a.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

~ Joseph a. Chapline, State Senator, has
our thanks for pamphlet copy OF Governor
Borsmau's message, sent US few days ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

as We devote largo space Of our paper
this week to the proceedings vi The Legislature
OF this stale, believing th.t the larger portion
Of our readers are anxious To learn what has
bcen done in that body.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

rs- James Nj. Marshal, living a. walper's
-Hs.a. this county, had valuable gray
mare stolen from his premises s., on thursday "
iish' ' hs fs.rs $50 reward. See bills.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

son,e of The ladies' OF shephsrdstovn
e. .d.nt, tbs pew fashion Of short dresses'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26

The Boliiuore Evening Transe'P'
pended ior The ~sni 0f patrohsss'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-26
Respectfully submitted.

h. &. New HoRIER, Oh mn.
Mr.. New horter al,u lron the sam
committee unlimited q resolution. direct.
ing The Sersesn,-atMms to pay Mr.. Yam
Us The lsa ful mileage and Per diem al
lowed 10 bers. the later up 10 dale
Adopted.
Mr.. Knoncs being present. came Tor
ward and was qualified.
Resolutions Of irQHify were offered
and referred. IS follows
By Mr.. McCany.
By the same: lnsuuct'ng the Judicis.
nv CommiIsee 10 consider the Proprieiy Of
amending the regI'Irsrinn Law.
By MIR. Ferguson lnslructing lh,
COMMITTEE on Roads, &c. TO inquire in.
to the exPedrency Of he following msas'
ures t:
Let. Amending the Charter Of the Wes'
Virginia Central Railroad.
I'd Amending or repeating the set in.
cooperating The Chsrl'sIon and WInches'
Ter Railroad Company.
BY Mr. Boggess d reciing ibe Com.
miure on Taxation. &C.. TO consider the
proPris.y 81 90 amending the lsw Is TO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-27
Stock on hand md on shipboarti. ..
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. August 93.-CoTroS.-wo have TO re.
for long while held oul OF thc market are now offered,
but buyers and sellers views fully &c apart, Va
and IS cts. is the outside figure for mddIing.
CoVyEE-Therc was moro demand to-day thnn for scv-
era prtsious days. with sales Of 1927 bags Rio mostly
from second handH, Mt lGiia75s cts 100 do Mt Is
FLoun-Wi light receipts and limited stocks of all
descriptions tho market il quite firmly mainiAuc D..
Sales. however. confined small lots to the tra,ir;
good Howard Street super arc wanted. aud held higher
The inspections OF Flour and Meal in the city Of llu
more for tile week ending ON Angus o. 1861
Mills, 1878 pbls and 10 half bulls; ohio 33OS bDs; nni
Family 1904 bbls aud 90 hnf bbls-Total Wheat Flour
Flour and 6Si bbls Corn Meal.
GnAis-whrat-oGcrngs today were comprised Of
2oo0 bushels white and 1i5O bushels red; activo
for homo milling. aud prices steady; included In the
sales reported 1900 bushels whe 81 05 for inf
Nor to 81 80 for prime; no choice sol7OOo bushels
TO 65. Corn-2Co0 bushels white and l7GU bushels vel
low reccv d; market dull md prices favored buyers
report sales 3l2s white Mt 81 0sa CU HOO
bushels do cut at 81 05 1880 buslcs yelt mixed ut
81 2al 49, nnd aGo do yellow prime 81 I6 oas-ssO0
bushels offered today: market further sales
foows 60 bushels choice G5c i56 bushels do Mt
62c 200 bushels prime In lots Co., do Of 6sc quo
bushels reccyed demand nctiye for stilng and prices
materially uvanced sSlos embrace l7o bushels ut 81 IO
22O do At 81 SO do at 81 65 100 do at II GS 100 do at
81 10. and l6o bushels at 81 70 per bushel -
PRovIaIoNs-wo hear of large transactions: stoclp
generally gh Ign n4a and held rn m good obIg demand
pecivcly for bacon shoulders, rib sides an clear rib
Sides IN regular paekases ahpplng Hams l0a2Oc
gar-curcd 22a23c. Ilk Shoulders held ut I2iic; rib
13c and Western l35ic for lago lots; retail sales &c
higher.
IoI-coniinucs quiet and pricca nominal for Ranpoon
at skn9Hc, and Carolina ut 1ial2c No of either
SUaAR-wc report inquiry lobby for grocery
grades. with sales of 5f hhds Cuba at yIc
Market unchanged Refined sugar steady on the basis
OF l61ic for hard mud i61sc for sort white.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-27
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81. 1867.
THE TWO ARMIES.
DS Dll. HOLMES.

Dr Dn. HOLMES.
AZ I.ite'1 :-ncndlpg column pours,
Two marshal'd hosts are seen
Two nr.:ics OH the tranplei siioies
That Death ilows back between.
Ono marches to tho ,lrunI.bcat roll,
The wilc-mouthcd clnrion'a bray,
And bears upon q crimson scroll,
sour glory is 10 say."
Ono moves IN silence by tho stream,
With Rad. yet watciiiul nyCs.
Calm NJ The patient I,lunrt's 81 AN
TlIut walks the clUlidcd skies.
Along It's front ITO gabres shine,
No bluodrcd pcnnons wave
It's banner brara the single line,
''Our duty Ia to save"
For those no ,lcath.bcd's lingering shade,
At honor'E trumrrt.call
With knitted brow and liftcl blade
III glory's arms they fall.
For thcse no clashing faichions bright.
No alirriIIS battic-cry;
Tie bloodlcss Btabbcr calls 10y night
Eacn answers, "ucrc am II"
For those tho sculptor'H iAurcl'd busi,
Tho builders marble piles,
Tho nnthcln's pcalIng DER their dust
Through long cathedral aislos.
Fer thcso tho blossom.spriukle tnrf
That floods the lonely grIrcs.
When Spring rolls in her scs-grcen surf
In lowcry-Ioaning waves.
Two pathB lea upward from below,
Aud angels wait above,
Who count each burning life.dr0p's flow,
Encl falling tear Of Love.
Though from The hero'a bleeding breast
Her pulses Freedom drew,
Though the white lilies In her crest.
Spr. ng ION that sca!lct dew
While yalDr's naughty champions wait
I'LL all their Rcara arc shown,
Love walks unchallcngrd through the gate,
To sit beside tho ThroncI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-27
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.


sx-THE SLI.E or THE PLANTATION pIT.
TRRs IA without nr,c.eut n, TIM bIro-v af Do world
a..~. =, 80. .,.. =" ''' n,'''' VI ."e "o,u
49,, ., ,.,, NY -, ~ ~ .o -, ~
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porx Dapd,,,o, ,n,,,,,,, v, 80,
E1oNc-r E,u,orro,p ..I,o o,,,nrnri, o.. '''-.,
pn.tero,- c,r,wcr cori,,a,, p,,oo,
-
S..-I.--lSOU GO.
hey are especially recommended 10 cle.gympn puh
litspoakors. and peraons OF literary habits and alsn.
-, .'" w ..iio rug u's''"'"' fei'fh i"' ioo"'
p.,,s.,. ,s,.,.,.,
=, 49,. ,,,.,-. 80. 80 p.oC'' a.. .o''At u uh'
,,,.r -, ,,s. .,a''.,n nav. ~ ,onx ,''A'u ''f'
or,o, .... ,'.,,,,. . u
a,,o, .,,,.,. =.
,r,. ,.. :, ,,,W, ~ ~ ~ 49,
rh,1 ,-,.s a., ~ -, T -, ,' a'e .a'o '''"t'
n, - o,a', -, 80 go , ~. e".,o" w H'''''
anoy purify tho breath and scaIty OF tho a:omsch.
They Dyrpcrsla and Constipation.
- - ,.. go. ",~ o"os'a "'.""'
n. . a., -. ,.N' ~ - 80 ~ ~ .-''' NO.
a., -, 80 ale - - ,n' "N ivy 'neHe
restoror "' nA'"'' '"'' h''A' h'
Tho following startling sud orphatio staementn
bo sean at our oince.
vorr noo,,non,.
NEAn AOoUtA CREEK. Nf.rch 9Th. IsGs
oy7Ingyto the groat exposure nnd terrible uccompoa
tIoa ner the bsttls of hn,utao y.s utterly pr,,tr.t
80 80 ~ $50 ~ ' w
ene An article called fIGntAtioi Bittcr prepared by
Dr. DRAKE, ofkow fors, was rr"Fcrihcd To sivo me
esrenG,h nna An appetite" 10 my great anrprne they
gave mo immediate reli'h Ts" bottles almost allowed
mo 10 join my regnent have siucc Hcon
hor nsed IN many casca aud am FREQ to ray far hos
'sal or private pnrpaIcs fho~ Of nothin" Fo ticn
Io,ter from the poy NJ 4 u11ps st t,j,iraylII. Pa
axsrLRMEs;-You were kind enough. en- ;. FORMER oc
,oson IN uenJ IN, hair d,,,sn ,ot,to, nj p,,,,,,,
ns.ters for ss 20. My wiio having derived mun''
pencht from the Hsa OF tho7e DitterS npFo ."r 10
conuhuo thoin nnu Son VIII poaao S'H" Va 'z hostiei
noro TOT the money ehclosea'
AID, very truly. Sh"rF.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-27


SSSSSSaZ2sY:I ness, Hysteriod in Females,
SSsFRf m(fH/%L jiRpikfti0n dF No Htart and
sEG&AA<5A}4I< dR Sfrr0nS DiStdses IL TO.
-SSrSSS- stores new life and yigor to the
I. 5s aged, causing the hot boOd OF
from the dshSr II Hr y,i,, IL II. e r.rnS IN. 10
fTc. dnfpIakri triih ,ii"E A'e D,Vunn " ufh0u,,
prfr NE 80 d0cI non. IGNORING finp0trnry ana
ihis EHrir rrJnrrn- NhAitH, restoring -Hd1iineH
ar h< sy,ifHi aud and JnN riD0r. thus proving
oreroonae di'tase. perfect "lElirir Of Lort," re-
moving SsrjffY nnd 1'arTcnncSs in both sexes. TO
tho young, mllr aged md nrc, thrrc Is Rogrcntor
boon than this " Elixir Of Life" IL gives o now
.cnso Of life. causing tho weak and debllltatcd TO
have renewed strength and viEUr, aud tho cntiro
system tn thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price. ono bottle s. three bottles IS; sent by
Iprrss 70 my address
Our medicines snld and recomms nieil by all
respectable druggists In every part of the civilized
globe; sono unprIncIplcd dealers, however, try tn
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order tn mako nancy. Iic net
icceycil--nsk fnr these medicines >nd take no
others II tho druggist tlnrs not keep them, writo
I" us. and we will send thctn by crI'rcs,. carefully
packed. free from observation We will be pleased
tn receive ettcrs with full statements IN regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen sre
afflicted ADDRESS oil letters for medicines panph-
lets, or advice, ,n the sole proprietor, N
Or W. r. MERW1N. 81 Walker e., NIX,
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