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Ioydras street. beoeen Camp and Charles
The Directors of the Company are &C.
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Very Rev. ". ]. PERcHE " e.. Vice President. =
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MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER

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Tribute Of Respect.

At regular monthly meeting Of the Young
America Steam Fire Company, held at Market
Hall last evening, the following preamble and
resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
PREAMBLE.
Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty t, re-
moye from our midst, otter tedious illness,
which he bore with Christian forttude, our
late brother fireman, D. MAH0NEY, one whom
We respected and valued as an associate, and
one who had endeared himself to us by his
frank aud manly nature. We, in just apprecia-
ciation OF bis sterling qualities as a man, and
of the loss occasioned us by his death. desire
to pay the following tribute to bis memory.
Therefore, be it
ResoIced, That in the demise Of our late
brother me nber, D. MAHoNEY, this Company
has suffered the loss of one OF it's most active
and useful memt ers, and Carolina one of her
most devoted. adopted sons, and void has
been created in our ranks which can never be
filed.
Resolued, That we tender our heartfelt SYM
pathies,to the bereayed family of tho deceased,
and whilst we bow with submission to tho dis
pensation OF an Al-wiae Providence. we do 80
with the consoling hope that our earthly loss is
his eternal gain.
ResoIued, That blank page in our Minute
Book be dedlcsted to Sig memory, and that a
copy Of this preamble and these resolutions be
forwarded to the family Of the deceased, and
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS and Charleston Mer-
curry.
From the Minutes. ]. T. MAHER,
Secretary
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Petition for sale d 1Ssispeds estate. On
motion of w. s. Elastic, Esd ordered,
that the stock of goods oe sold at
-tion on Juls 9Th.
In re David Briggs, q bankrupt. Petition
for final discharge. The report of R. B. Oar
penter, Esq, was read, and on motion Of Sim
ons and Seiglng, the petitioner was ordered to
be discharged.
The iuries were discharged until the 16th of
July.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-WEDNEsDAy, JuLY
2-HoN. GEORGE s. BRYAN, .PREsIDMa.-In
re Richard H. selby, ex parto Edward DAILY,
agent. Petition to set up o lien. Referred to
R. B. Carpenter, Esq.
In re Samuel H. Oppenhein,, and in TO Ju-
illus q. Oppenheim, bankrupts, OK parts
Henry B. Oppenhcim, appointed assignee.
Application to have ap ointment by creditors
confirmed. On Motion of Machct1 s Buist,
he same was confirmed.
Ex parte d. Livingston, executor, in re Fl.
II. Bonnet; ex parte Henry Livingston, in
re Fred. Livingston. Petitions to enfoccc
liens.
Ex parte P. v. Dibble, assignee, in re David
Stircnder. Petition 10 sell property. On mo-
ton of G.. D. Bryan, ESQ.,, appearing for the
resp, ctive counsel, it was ordered that the
above cases be referred to R. B. Carpenter.
Ex parto Theodore Davis, barkr pit. Pc
tition for final discharge. On motion of G. D
Bryan, Esq.,. appearing for Wilson g. Withcr-
spoon, it was ordered that hearing be had on
July 81, and creditors be noticed.
Ex parte Fred. N Lawrence, in re Charles
8. Pack, bankrupt. Petition for sale of pro-
perty. Heynesworth & Fraser, and Presley,
Lord & Inslesby for petitioners. On their
motion, tho case was referred to R. B. Car
penter.
Ex payte ". 8. HASTE, in re- O. q. Noise.
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College of the State OF South
Carolina.

The following is On extract from the minutes
of meeting held June 80, 1883:
Reso!oed, That the Trustees and Faculty Of
the Medical College Of the State Of South Caro-
Ina have received and accepted, with un-
feisned regret. the resignation by Professor J.
J. Chisolm, Of tho Chair Of Surgery and by
Professor Francis T. Miles, Of the Chair OF
General Anatomy and Physiology in that insti-
tuition. Tho extensive requirements of these
gentlemen in medical science, and especially
the large and accurate knowledge of elch in
that department of instruction committed. to
him, the. concise, perspicuous and pleasing
style of their lectures, and the conscientious
ness, high sense of honor and refined courtesy
which they maintained in all their relations to
the Trustees, their colleagues and the stu
dents, acquired for them high reputation 1D be,
within it. In their separation from us they
carry our lively interest in their future success
and prosperity in the sphere 10 which they
have transferred their domicil and distin-
guished abilities.
Reaolusd, That copies Of these resolutions
be ent to these gentlemen by the President,
and pub ished in the city papers.
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FINE PoTAroEs. Since the subject of raising
vegetables for the Northern markets has been
brought prominently to tho attention OF the
community, the farmers in tho vicinity Of the
city have spared no pains to prod1ce early
crops: Fertilizers have been usedmore lavish
.Iy than before, ana the yield has fully equaled
the expectations. The material from the old
nitre beds has proved to be one OF the best fer
tilizers, aud admirably adapted to the culture
of. potatoes. MILD. Brown, practical for
naer Of large experience near the city, has
shown ussome specimens Of the Cosco (Irish)
potatoes grown by him on his place at Potters
Field. These, we learn, have yielded forty
barrels 10 one Of SO ID planted. Tne potato in
question is rather over the full size, with
clear skin, and when properly cooked would
form q dish fit TO sit before king. The Cosco
is new variety, and Mr. Brown attributes his
large yield principally to the use OF the nitre
bed fertilizer.
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A Card.
CHAn1EsroN. July 2, 1868.

CHAR1EsroN, July 2, 1868.
To The Editor Of the Ne,os:
observe in your paper of to-day, under the
caption Political Gossip" the following;
ssThe irrepressiple G. p. Leslie, Senator trom
Barnw.ll, is in the city working like beaver,
it is believed, in the interest OF DR.. Mackey."
wish to say few words in reply to this
statement. have but one rule to guide me
in the selection of persons for office, to wit:
Is the person seeking the Office honest' Is BE
in every sense Of the word fitted for the posi-
ton he seeks ? Under all circumstances I sup
port the man who comes nearest to the auaGh-
cations named.
Mr. Editor, you have done me injustice.
am not supporter of DR.. Mackey for United
States Senator.
Respectfully, G. P. LESLIE.
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INYALES

Reco7e,ina from any severe attack OF sict-ess, VII:
find these Bissess peculiarly usefd, III restoring lost
strength Gy removing tho cause OF deb.ilty and J..
creasing the appetite. They shoald take teaspoon.
full three tim IS day, nl;xel with little water.
The H"patlc Filters are also recomhll nde to those
suffering with Chils and Ftvars, when it car BE-
taken in connection with ether remedies prescribed
for such complaints and will asst tie 'ct!on ot
these medicines. supplying tha system WIN the
much needed strength loss under tie debiliiaiins
effects o! malaria upon the constitution. The do$s
In such cases. ior sroSp rersoa. wouio oa tab E.
spoonful tbrec times d., .lnmed ateiy before
meals.
HEPAriC BIT LER- as they iave been ua.ioim,y
found to restore the stomach 10 lis lost energies ami
thus Lead tie aii.ns buck to tue cnj ylncat OF the
blessing rerc:t health. ihey should ta'ie dca-
sett g,oor:ll thr tines Cay. AZ hour tc!oic c:c
rnell These Filters a:e also recon,a eaGed to ptJ-
scisns, end can oe us,d BY them III lieu o. oh:-
tonics, such as iac.. co:umbo Tinct. Bari. Iircs
Gen ian. quI all Tic CO. q aogue OF bi;'et iorlcs;
far excslinr these Ia ~ ac.:on upon tie sys. II,
beng combination of many usetil tonics and
aromatic carEaatiyts wE'ch are rendered apc-;cnt
by the ad.ii.iou of c little Turk"y Rhum-b. making
. preparation long neece,l by The prcss''icn.
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DELAY NO LONGER in procuring On improved
kerosene stove, you would save expense and do all
your cooking without heating the house in summer
No servant required. All the ladies are using Them
They can be had at j. B. Duval Son, No. sS7 King
street. Adyt
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Nor1oEs m Mcetinge OF the
creditors Of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the office os the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
pcnter, No. p Broad-street, on the days and at
the hpurs named:
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PANKNIN's HEPATIc Buffers.
CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only comSats and conque,s diseases
that have entrenchedt emselyes IN the system, but
is the beat known safeguard against all unhealthy In
s sses ssS ss the sS'ssasss 'as
secta of close, unwa NJ olesome atmosphere,
should take II regularly ls protection against the
low fevers und other disorders which malaria ergen-
dera individuals who ore
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{
TIE CHESTER STANDARD AND TIE SOUTH
CARoLMA RAILROAD two OCCASIONS lately
the Chester Standard has published articles
stnting that the South Carolina Railroad rates
between New York and Chester, and between
Charleston and Chester, Disseminated against
Charleston. The last article was in answer to
the reply of The Nlws to the frst communion
'tion OF the Standards correspondent.
Z, The explanation Of The News waa 30 full and
conolusiye that little remains to be said, unless
correspondents will insist upon having their
own views of railroad tariffs, rates. Do, adopted,
ii the place Of the published rates by which
the road is guid.d.
The Standard, inreferring to the articles out
OF the shipment OF which tho first piece origi-
mated, designates thsm as stones instead Of
hollowware;but ihe mlsnomer was wholly unim-
portant as they are bot }. .classed and charged
alike. Hollowware, on the South Carolina Rail
road tariff from New. York to Chester. is class
ed frst-class and charged double. first; one
hundred pounds would be, therefore. s. As.
The same articles from Charleston is classed
frst-class and charged ftst; one hundred
pounds would be $50. II this is discriminating
against Charleston, it ls curious mode of &C.
;omplishing it. In making his complaint, the
writer OF Che article in the standard quotes the
General Snperinte published rates from
New York. It ia hardly necessary to soy that
these rates are by steamship, as the South
Carolina Railroad has no Northern connection
nor roiI
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets Goods delivered free.
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TEE DAILY NEwsPRIoE CURRENT AND Com
MEso1An CIRCULAR viii be resdy for delivery at
) our counting room at nine Clock this morn
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RosADALrs WILL CURE TIE VERY woas7
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
pop rs,touru Va February %, 1868.
HO>arAIIS CURES ALL >KiN D SEASES.
WILsJy n. C., September 1j, 1867.

DEAN sIn-In 1862 my aon Low aged five years,
was vlccinatel wish VIA. proved t.! d. impure maj
te- Viii h completely de- toycG his health. He h:s
been afflicted with au irvcserate id extremely trou-
b.esoiLe e;IptoL ot the skin. sometimes break Iig
out IL sores &c l. sldai was prescribe by my
family physic;an Ir y. u. .,oore After ,airg il
few weeks NY son became and recinins entirely well
Yolr3 trliy J. H. DANIEL.
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~ II. KELLERS q: CO.
DRUGGISTS AND APoTBECARIEs,
NO. 131 MEETlNG.STREEr, OPPOSITE
MARKET.
HAVE on HAND CHEMICAL FOOD. OR COM
POUNU Syrup of the Phosphatcs of Limo, Iron aud
Soda, q superior tonic for iIIya.ids
Mtkeu's Syrup OF tho phosphatcs Of Quinine
Srychninc aud Iron the greatest tonic in ase recon-
mentlcd by the first physicians.
Rational Food, an easily dlgestiblo diet for infants
and invalids
Soluble Citrate of Bismuth for Dyspepsia
Shallelberger's Fever and Aguo antidutc.
India CholHgoguo, for Chiils and Fever.
GRANULAR itra,e of Magnesla.
Crossman's Specific,
Mathew Csylus' Capsules Of Citrate Iron aud Copai-
ba, q Fcench preparation of great. cputation.
Asthma Cigarettes, On un aiing ,urc for Asthma
Lyons' Periodical Drops.
6taford's Olive TOR.
Bardotte's Worm Candy.
Upham's Electunry.
Rowand's Fever and Aguc Tonic, &C., &c.
February AZ
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Rev. VS.. Btm1laN.- very eloquent ad-
~dress mas delivered before saluda Lodge,
Edgeasld District, on Wednesday, the 24th
1tuls., tie occasion Of o Masonic celebration By
the Rev. w. s. Bowman, OF Charleston.
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-
wiLsoS, Janu-ry :, 1863
h rcby certify ,.isi l used Or. Lawrcnce's
sily celebrates ius dG'is in my itmi ss general
,lterati;c AID Tonic vi tie most sat's actcry II
suIIs and ll,.rc:J-e scioniously re ommend 1t
10 the public IS 4 medicine oi rare and ecn:ine
ncrt. J3I % ". DAft',
sheriff oil Wilson County, N q.
RosApALIs.-This medicine las met with an uu-
prcccdent.d success i'll this community. Cantain
BuScr tho polite and attentive agent Tor this city, i'll
forms that L is ncx to inn ossi' lie to supply the
demand made fer It; and that m medicine Is effect
ing some wonderful cures, and giving great sliisac-
ton to all who have used it, Norfolk Val Daily
Journal, November 29, 1861"
PREPARED ONLY NJ
J.J. LAWRENCE, N. Dr. CHEMIST,
BALTIMORE, 3D.,
tLate OF Wilson. North Caroilna
PRICE 81 so PER BOTTLE.
es- Sold wholesale by al the principal Wholesale
Druggists in all the large ciies Of the United States
and British America and retliled by Druggists every
where.
All l. tiers OF inquiry, &C.. promptly answered.
Address
DIR. j. LAWRENCE & CO.,
pRopRJEToRS AND MANUFACTURERS,
No. 244 Ballimore-street,
Baltimore, AID.
For sale by
GOODRICH, WtNEmAN & CO.
DOWIE & NOISE.
No. 1863 Meetng.street corner Hasel
Anvil al 3rnos
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cusoN-C I,lyaE co,ipLAiNT CURED.

IEUUN-V III a = -'TIIK III w y KsA-h7.
his is to ccrtity that WIS cured oil hroElc Liver
Complaint ry ur LlYrenrc's IioSatal!s at having
bccn coalred to my bed ard iJ s: Tor lous time,
aid trying various .nc.'ici.cs wilton: benefit.
know OF several Others Ill this county cured
through the a.c ot EoS.Gaa, AMI it Il BE- for'!d in
10 -!y ,ys:y acase in n,y ;ir:g. .5orhool and they
THOMAS THORN.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

II. III.
rfSou want cheap Black Books;
If you want cheap Stationery. Envelopes, Paper
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
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PERSONS leaving the caty during the summer
). can have THE NEWS mailed TO their address by
ordering the same at this Office. Terms eigh-
teen cents per we, k, or r5seyenty-aye cents per
sronth. - - sis..s =,
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LARGEST TciRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
news BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS RaVTSG TIE LARGEST CIR
CULArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING m THE PosToFF1cE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING. TO THE PsoVIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFTcE LAW.
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CONSUMPTION OF FEnrnIzERs.-In printed
letter from Mr.. William M. Lawton, of this
city, addressed to Messrs. Easton & Co.. cot
ton brokers OF Now York, setting forth his views
concerning cotton culture in tia south, we
find the following paragraph:
Another striking evidence Of Southern agri-
cultural poverty Is furnished iu the very small
quantity OF 9ertihzsrs used this season by the
farmers: One OF the largest factors OF this
city told the writer on yesterday that he had
purchased last year for planters two thousand
tons, but this year only two hundred tons.
Another factor, who paid for fertilizers for last
years crop sc, 900, will not pay two thousand
dollars this year. This is the case generally
in all the Atlantic cotton States. Nor will the
freedmen be induced to collect the ordinary
plantation manures, as they were required TO
do under the old system Of farming. In their
vanity OF ideas they have ever discarded the
conception Of scientific agricultural application
Of Tnnnura
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PosroEr1cE NoucE.-To.morrow, 4th inst,
this Office win be- open for delivery of mails
from ak 10 seYerP. N:
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CAUTION /!

See that the signature C. F. PANKNIN is on the
label of each o III al onS ohefS Sas
MEEIING-STnEET, CHARLESTON, S. c.
c. F. PANkNIN, Proprietor.
HEGEuAN CO., No. 2O9 Broadway, N. T.,
General Agents.
PRIOES:
Psnknin Hepatc Bittera. per bottle. e........s1 90
Panknns Hepatlc Bters. half dozen..... e. s co
HB-Do not forget to examine we'll the article you
buy in order to get the genuine.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
July3
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4 you gant Printing executed neatly;

II you want Book, bound in any style, or Account
Books made TO order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent No. 50 Broad
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TIE Juprc1ARY.-0n al that Major D. T.
sCorbin, the present United States District
: Attorney under the new regime, will be elevs-s
ted;so q seat On the Supreme Bench of the
!: STATE, and that the salary OF the Judges viii
be increased to ai1 thousand dollars per an
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L n6 IOuOHlnS, dUOuB Luuuy huAukeNe VI ouI USel
citzeps, testify 10 It's wondrous efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM pHYsIo1ANs.
BALrraonz Nd, March 4th, 1853.
believe DR.. Lawrenco's "ROSADALIS'' to be the
BEST Alternative m USE and, therefore, cheerfully
i''''N' THos j. PeYKIN, NJ D.
BALTIMORE, February II tn, 1868.
DR.. J. j. Laurence:
DEAR SIR:-I take pleasure In recommending pour
ROsADALIS as very powerful a.tcratlye. have
seen It used in Two cases with happy results-one
case Of econdary syphilis in which the patient pro-
nounced himself cured afte- having taken Eve pot
ties OF your medicine; the other case OF scrot1la
Of long standing, which Is rapidly improving under
its use and the indications are that the patient Will
soon recover. have carefully examined eformu-
Ia by which your Rosadas il made, and fnd 1t IN
excellent compound of Alternative tngre Ients.
Yours truly, R.w. CARR, II. D.
and reliable Alternative, &C., and take pleasure IN re-
commenting i. to the profession and tho public
A. d. MO RE, u: D.,
LA. sMITH, n. D.,
j. J.H..wINSTEAD, ". D.,
r 6. BARHAM, M. D.,
". G. DUGGAN, IL. D.,
E. BARNES, NJ. D,
R. W. KING, n D.,
g. wODDARD. D.,
W.T.. BREWER, Md,
WI. BULLOCK, NJ D.
January 7th. 1858.
hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with the above named physiciars aud they'are ell
gentlemen of responsibility and standing Il THIS COM
munity. -, OAVIS'
January 11th, 1868.
RosADALIS WILL CURE TIE WORST GASES OF
SCROFULA.
READ THE STATEMENT DELow AND DESPAIR NOT.
WILSON Cot NrY. September 10. 1867.
Dr.. J. J. La1vrs, ce:
DEAN SIa--My yor1gest daughter, aged five years.
has been dreadiully afflicted with crofua neary oil
her Life. tried great many phvsiciaps, hut Wit
o,,. relieving her much; In flct most Of them said
there WIS no hope or cure. During the last spring
she was worse than ever, her body and limbs uelpg
covered with and blotches-with face and eyes
badly liberated and swollen. Whilst In this condi-
ton was advised by DR.. L. A. Stth to try your
Rosadalis. I OF once procured three bottles, and
commenced giving it to her. The effect was magi-
CAL In less than month, 10 my great astonish-
ment. she was entirely well.
with much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT.
RosApALIs rs A POTENT REMEDY IN ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES.
FROM @. VI. BLoUNy, ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILSON,
n C..
have been cured of chronic Inflammation Of the
Ear and Partial Deafness, Of ten year, ssanGing fy
Rosadalis GEo. w. BLouN1.
RosADALTS WILL CURE TIE VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, February %, 1868.
Coptaia J. II. Buker:
afflicted with Rhe:ir a.ism for tie last five or SIN
Years many time. unab to move. tried all 10 ,l.-
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A FrREmAs,s orrERMa.-We have been IA

A FREMAR's OFFERNG.-We have been IA
vored with peep at o magnificent silver tum-
pet to be presented to one Of the presidents OF
the Fire Department., bub who the lucky reclp-
lent will De, is, as yet, o Mystery. This trunt-
pet is, perhaps, one of the finest that has ever
been presented to any member Of the Depart
ment, and Messrs. ". G. Whiiden & Co.'s es-
tabGshment. where the areeutiferous horn was
deposited, was yesterday the centre OF attrac-
tion. Il is OF the iull size, elegantly chased
and embossed, and will be supported by a
heavy bullion cord and tassel This beautiful
specimen of artietic skill will remain at Messrs.
w. G. Whilden 6 Co.'s for few days. We
hazard guess that the lucky recipient of the
trumpet will be the popular president OF one OF
the steam companies who will carry the swamp
fox wherever the fire iead reyes the Rercsst.
When the ags are manned for the next
parade we shall see if our surm;se is correct
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WASTING AWAY,

Without any special complaint, except gradual
decllnaton Of bodily strength and nervous energy,
viii find in the BITTERs FOUNTAIN OF VITAL
ITY AND vIGOR, as REFREs HING AND l&9lLl-
RATING AS A POOL IN THE DESERT TO THE
SAND-SCORCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLERS.