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IRON TIES FOR BALING COTTON.
Dill Ions
UNIVERSAL COTTON B4LLNG TIE,
Umprovedl

THIS TIE TEE STRONGEST AND CHEAPEST
in the market has been improved since last season,
and is guaranteed to be sufficiently strong for the
heaviest bai-s. Pu: up in very superior manner,
in bundles each bundle c)n tanning thIrtysiI Hoops,
and Buckles complete. Now landing, aud for sale
in 10 9 to suit purch .sers.
f. Also for SALE American HEMP AND FLAX BALE
ROPE, and MENDING AND BALING TWINE, New
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Agent for outh Carolina.
Septernber limo
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TIE CoLoRED DEMooRAcY.-The m setting Of
the colored Democratic Club held in Ford
hams Hall on Friday was remarkable from
.the fact that number Of colored Radicals
were present. They went there to hear what
was said by the Democrats, and the2only s1-
ccitement during the meeting was that which
grow out Of objection made {, allowing Lang
ley, the colored Radical lawyer, to speak. The
leading white and colored Democrats who
we're present urged tho meeting to allow Lang
Icy to speak to his hearts content; and, when
he had finished, he was replied to by one Of
the white Democra ats IN an able and convincing
manner. The meeting was presided over by
John Cross, the Chairman of the Club, and
adjourned regularly and 10 good order.
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Base BA1L-ARRIvAL OF THE FOREST ClTY
C1uR.-The steamer Christiana, which arrived
from Savannah yesterday morning, at haf-past
seven o'clock, brought the members of the
Forest City Club, who are to engage in match
oa mo OF base ball with the Alert Club of this
CITY. The visitors were met on the wharf by
delegation from the Aerts and escorted to the
Charleston Hotel. The guests are mostly
young men, the majority being Georgians, and
after recovering from the fatigue of the trip,
they spent the greater portion of yesterday in
sightseeing.
The following are the names Of the visiting
players: Charles s. Hauten, Charles L. Park,
W. F. Bingham, P. Macomber, W. D. R. Miller,
E. L. Beard, Jno. McNulty, W. D. Craven, VIM.
P. Bell, W. +. May, A. Mcdonald, S. Neltman,
W. N. Colquitt. J. Il. Griffin, ]. J. Abrams, j.
D. Lopez and E. R. Hernandez.
The first nine of each club and their positions
as players have been selected as follows:
FOREST CITY.
W.D. Crane, c. W. P. Bell, g. 9.
A. Mcdonald, p. L. Yeltman, r.
". F. May. 1st b. w. W. Colquitt, CT
J. McNulty, 2db. j. Griffin, r.f
E. L. Beard, Sd b.
ALERT.
Alex. Easton, 8. 8. W. S. Mathews, Sd b.
VIM. Heslin, c. b. Z. Conklin, l.. I.
VIM. 81. Cook, c. +. w. 81. Lockwood, r. I.
Edwd. Schacte, 1st b. John Boyce, p.
d. d. Stubbs, I'd b.
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WE WOULD call the attention Of owners oil
Real Estate in the city to tho card Of Messrs Walker
Evans L Cogswen, published in our columns thif
morning.
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PosroyY1@ THEvEs.-The detectives
+ou Saturday arrested two small mul-
,latto boys, charged with taking letters
from the postoSice, braaking them open
and il they did not contain money destroying
them. They were in the habit OF asking for
letters at the window, giving any names that
they fancied. This was kept up for some time,
but suspicious were aroused, and on Saturday
Zone Of the boys was caught by clerk of the
office and turned over to the detectives, who
ssoon secured his aceomplce.
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@msrnor's proelamatioa

DRO l. ANA TION.
BY YIs EXCELLENCY ROBERT Z. SCOTT, GOV
ERNoR OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
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Through the fundamentally of the most powerful
and popular OF all vegetable inT1gorants and cor
receives,
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EXCHANGE PAIN FOR EASE,

And Weakness for Strength. Get rid of the ailments
which intel fere with enjoyment; cast gloom and des
pondency to the winds; take stronger hold Of life
and, in short become
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. H.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Millers Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. SO Broad-
street.
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PANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERS.

Biliousness, Indige.tion, General Debility and all
the comp aints which proceed from want Of proper
action in the liver the stomach and the bowels, are
eradicated by course Of this great
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Is composed of the pure juices Tor they are me;
dicinally termed, E1tractsI of Roots, Herbs and
Barks making a preparation highly concentrated
and entirely ireo from alcoholic admixture OF any
kind. They will be found
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-11-04
y CA |; T.
Get I. 1868.

\ Ce'gman. vile residing in c"u l.
America a. missionary. d,roe.rcd q
sag and >,mp'r um dN or the Cur" -
N"rv"m~ W"~k"cS,. ry II cay.EpS
ra..s a. the Urirmv and Stu~rnai o.
ans aud ,hc wh"le train nj d sort. T.
br II. hr on Ey tnnr'u and %Iicifu- h"b
as Great uuu.h,'s hnv" b GH cured
h. thus nuhl" r. m'dy = omg.'"d by +
desire f. hrucft the fl c,od and NJ
fnr:ura'e. | will sind The r'c'pe tn
rrrparun. AID ns,ug tits md ciuc il
a s.n'eG envelope. 10 owe who iced
it. Err # II "g". Ad'e>s J">Pp' Z
Inmar. = a ion ID, Bible II IT," NJ"
Y rk I'ity. 3mi4
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will the negro feed himself, and re-
deem the abolition pledge, that he is
fit for sGlf-government? One million
of white men have been sacrificed, and
tens of thousands Of wido rs and or
phans left destitute to accomplish his
freedom, and yet he is a stupid, be-
sottcd thick-skulled animal without
any sense of enterprise, forecast or
progressl How long shall cur sci
diers harass, trample down, ard beg
ger the Southern people, to carry out
the halluc;nation that the negro race
is capable Of lcglslating for the eau
cassian? We were told the negro
question would end when slavery
was abolished. Now it is insisted we
shall keep a standing army to teach
him how TO vote, and scorn the PEG
pie who have always befriended him,
while the Yankees kidnapped and
sold him into slavery! The very
spirit of the devil actuates these in
cendiaries who will be content with
nothing less than a war of races, i'll
which the African will be ground out.
How long viii this agitation continue
aud WHEN will we have peace? The
antagonisms of race will never te
healed under the present state OF
things They are as unchanging as
the Turks hate for the Christian, or
the Moor for the S~paniard; tie son
of Erin, for his British oppressor; or
the Pole for the Autocrat of Russia
1 Shall the negro remain where
he is, a part of the Southern psplla-
toni.
2. Shall he be re-enslaved, and r.
sumo his former condition -?
8. Shall he be colonized?
4. Where shall he be placed, if
separated from the white race?
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The Republican Party.

..Whr,e IN history d" y"u find such
o. patriotism. endurance. su-
.rrIng wisdom jnw'r AID acEievcm NJ
.s Won find III the history 'frhr ,eluh
| csn Fart, during the last SIX years!
- r ,GicnI EL'h 'nge
Echo where?
'.>uch miracles Of patri"tism"-th til"
convcrtirg If government ofices into
.iers of thieves
Such 'enhmrapce" to endure six
inny Years without beir @ hurled from
powr. by The honest tOiliug men OF tn
. u ion.
Such ''suffering',-in carrying off
c",r"n. pianos: spoons AID "verythih.
else movable tr' M the South.
Such 'swisd"m in sw.arlng Ia SUI =
=. TT IA c"nsii'nt on thry d. clare is II
IL. a.ue with h--li aud Il Covenant
vi h the ID" and wh'ch they boast
Ia act uuIsid~ OF.
Such "cnurax GEO destroy pri"iIn"
.m'-s. imrrison d. m"cra's and hold
. fiji e by irau,! aud whence.
such "pnwer'--t" do mischief. and
whirm they have not cea-rd t" Use i"r
he ben. fir al themselves and the in
jury of the people ever since they came
rnrn .'pUwer
Sucn -ackievement"--io take con-
';ol of the government when it was cut
Of debt, aud, "during the last six years
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ID 2 Mykili1M

W IT,. not wish Ia i'll wm yam ." 81 +. IA
ar Wonder IL , or n"y " her II an, hi lis
e"rrrF,i Al I,m,dy Ihai 4 re -. ..rnIfiG'
when rhr iru"~ are half cou-uHtd. III Slor
wiz cure AL ais c-S'S ~!teihtr al u'ni L.
~ e-IaIc. make nth I've Tor. YER. md leave
death a play or wn"I at w"ik HH'i l. a.
S.gIrrd /" ma ke uur >ub'unrry ~nlrrca hli-
Ut paradise. /" which Heaven ell s'nf'
hu' ii -Il.. shaw l"u hrre had en- ugh
at aha, Lid ~ hH'Hhufgory- anl we IL" "
W" der ilaI ,o4I h"vf ty nj lime "e:rn.
.i>gu l., Il with il liuI WEI We Tell ""
thnt ir Sare,> ''rrnrrh Rene, vii. p">'-
lively ru'e tie .r.t 'a>e- of aiIr RI w
.rnly a-srrr IhrI whirh rI"u-and> Ca ! resIiI,
1" Try il al d y,n VII e convinced "
will pay S5tn i3e~arl for i case O. Ca'"rrl
va: We ctnH~I %'Jrr
F. = sal hg M ID .g,s'> Ir'"ywh.rr.
= ice "n', ''tns Sen: h. Mail. PCS
p ii l"r tx Gents: Fur Inrkngrs Ia,
;. IN ~ p D.7er-'m 80. ~'nn Il SIaml
or Ir "A .. am hlr Ga th'aIlh
ni S,tiH Y o., ~ e'nrs.
fmit = Tuiinr \ Y
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EGfntS to FAITH rs.

II heights aid rcce.s"s a. Mount
Turns ar. said tnte n'uch irh s'ed
Nv eagles, VIII. are nevrr better Pleased
,h.n vh.n hey can Eek he h'ne> I
III. crane Crar,s ave prom" :" rark Z"
ard n'ak" n ""'s (!Sa 3S:l4l "'d
ra~rricu' 81 Wien h are flying -
TIE snnrd e thmr voices IRONS the
eagles. VIII. fv at ~" si.raI. ann off"
u.akr tie ~'ata'iv" trn, a. ray denr'y
irr III. ir in prrd IT chntferirG Th'
Id r and m"re txp' rIcnpfd cranes
sosiblr Of rtrir hrs.~r-in" '"ih'r. nrd
the peril =" whirh j. 'xin-es h M fax
care h..nre V. ntur'rg on he " w T."
arm thcn,>rlv.s each with n st".r.
large %rnnu.ir T." FL the caNI Y a. thu
M u'ls a'd c"r>'quentv 4" 'ml"s'
nua-o;H,h'n si'r: &c IN thei, " ln'>
a,,r ~ ms hrv CAT III" 'ia""e' -
Reader hat lion an II 'ulv 'nng""
Ipur.r , le-Snr ir"u. IT," elder crIn's
md 81 thN thyme hy wa'cf fu'n'.s and
rav.r HI, rh'u mnv"Sf lay with H."
Psain.i~', wi" ia'l '"uH''e~s w1'r"-s"d
and ;e,hnss Eel, -. !, firmi', Il wh'rh
~ by. hen sr"akiig." -ad !
will AK" he'd +" my ways that ! ~
rot with ny Tof que
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CHURCHES.

The first church erected within the
bounds of Montgomery township was
"Old Hopewell," Presbyterian one
and a half miles west of Ashland on
the Olivesbureh road: AID its first
Minister, Rev w. Mathews. The
church was built in 1917, and its
minister resided on what is now the
Frank Vantilburg farm. About this
time the Rev. .r. Law q Preshyte-
rian minister, and n missionary in the
west died at the residence Of y +.
Stevenson; and his remains, a few
Years since, were dis-interred and re-
moved to his home in Pennsylvania.
.'Old Hopcwell," being too distant
for the convenience OF the ~citizeps of
Cniontown, who Wee nov inclined
to put Oh village style, q new chuI Oh
was erected, and aso called Hope
well ;" over which that exemplary and
p.ous and useful minister, Rev. Sam
uel Moody, whose untmely death was
so much r.ourn.d by his people, had
charge for many years.
The "O.d stone cl urch" NIethod-
i;t) wss constructed socn aft er. 1t
occupied the site Of the Court House
square and gave place for that struc-
ture, some sixteen years since.
About the same period the Rap
lists built a church Oil the cd Neoff
farm, nor:h OF shland, cn the Troy
road, which has been vacated for
many years Its members having
mostly removed to the far west.
The New Stone Church." (free
tyter.an,) was the next to make its
ari earance, aEAfor its day was a
very fine ST. ucture. This churclNias
been N 'er The pastoral care of Rev.
John kolinsor, for a period # near
ly q quarter OF Il century; and con-
Trims within in it, much wealth ard
'Eany influential nembe's 1t has
grown powerful under the teachings
Of its present minister. and wields n
healthy influence over the rising gen
Grafton.
TO BE- ~continued.)
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10 pile up 1.-The national blessing 10
the enormous sun OF 81 00U, 900 600 =
90 d~s"late the most 1Todncuve Iartt"r
at The country aud i've 1t , o tt e cut
n"I 81 military >atrars ard igrura1u To-
srue"--r" ham ''hv hes g'v.4I,m I'll
III world .ver. saw" gre ntack~ worth
fury C IT'S tor ore d" lars. =" d. AID
II 10 he n"r rax-bir ard Ia paw inter
rsr ia geld AID f%rnl!y IA d in .'l'.
VIII. re III hi-r"'y Il" You find >uei ,
nn array OF 'lr"sar ce. 'gn"trncr. *
rasralrIy. c"rInprIuh a,c
II lazy as W. iud IN this same ..l"r.'
Hack reI uhircan parry? W" .rver
up Ask au"'i er Ak huud, ucI -
u .Imes (.nnntu Em~ner.
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THE RESULT.
Our Rooster Refuses to Grow

Seymour and Blair r probably
defeated! Tho people desire more
taxation and blood. Our form q
Government will soon disappear ;
and the Londholders- the National
Banks and the military despots vii,
centralizc and consolidate all power ;
and then we shall have what the Fed
eralists have long desired a limited
Morarchyr' God help the toiIing
millions of this country, for they are
about to see such financial d~istresses
as before visited them. When
the wicked rule, the people mourn.
We Will give full returns Ia our
next issue.
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NEW DRESS.

We are procuring a new dress for the
States and Union" and hope. in a
few weeks, to lie able to bring our
paper out in as good style, typograph-
ically, as any cou. ty paper in the
State. Send your nam,s Ey the hun,
dreds-for you shall have an sbund-
ance Of interesting 1eld:ng mater
this winter.
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Frightened by a Gong

I We haze lcIrd IL fun, -rer, ,"id
ii. ,"un" I, ll"w r.-i uum """'r
r"haccn gu win" Cot ntr.- "t V rg'rr
wln recently mndr hrs fist 81
| ichm"ud. he capitol al h. q
u. n4.'r"n." f'F rh.. rnr, o." of rir'
lis GRIP. SEEN" th" sights, and mi =
Ia eff <.m" r rte ru>r wh"h
i nrk wm DIS ~. II lri.g uI.' had II
ul"" his maun.Is
H." rrarh.d t;rlr "rd all III !
III Ode at III" for nnnn a"d was i'.rrI
! :. I. IN %seiiin, Lis e,nr NJ an advau-'
Gus rare and H.m..af in,m I'a'" v
M-eung witt. IN aid >clum I'll W
""e VII" had lived ~ rL" ctN ="
. Tough +" ku. W its unIs-Lr Va AZ.
- 4 +" 'a-e Up his !. hu'":s at t. -
lens lie g.: OK l"u-" at III" pi"c
All hitler he at -, g.. won't with !
b r.a"r. Iusi hr a.. dim rhStr' d
called t" -. h.m. aud !. u.,.i him c -
p. r,ab trca'rd lu"r.,m j"-t at II 7
y. nn al the stars. 1t Wis c!p-. ute
i"",rr me
"SupI",r We / srm.thi:. ~ -
al ~ l"ri e" - d III chat. WI" ha,
. iu,r cone j. W"
Aired ed lie City fti.'d.
n .lus, pf win AID l. trrrs irm-'
Lets g., dawn {" RE bar ard -e'
ID "mrr's III 81 ready continued Il.
t"t ,"ro ur"Srr.
We mrgI.r ~ vel Lave it Up Il re"
wa the r.. de.
-ti"a ':rk iu' low arc we t" ca
cor ia
.Hir. rha, he'll ,here"
.'W har brfl?"
Puri that rag. han. in. th.r""
TLp !, ar man and h"lf If 'he r p
ID .n,r r" j. l; n.t jr>'a' h,
mt,.' ~, got. s.u led ftr inner -
y ,,r l. Il l., h,n',i -urh = Su. 4 t." =
~ = d h. run'i.i" "r.sh rsn.- II
l. ! - ear viii r"T"rr .hn stu =
IN lie >'a@@ I'd hark tro~
..,y.e ra,*, i insl lands in h~IIor q
sr'..'u ed
&C." .r"-a.m what a -"">
We - K ." !. Pi-r' ai g "k r.
t, i"n~.! ih.r" air't a wh~lc u.
1T; Y-u u>i ~ * hI ~. "it I.
iIv IUi en- q W. ~ 'h's 80
,,.>c n. ." 'ti>srur" ''r H> vi, .
,.,nr u.n.', ka!! i..7 r.. b.. K.
VITA did vat me 30 "nr' =
G - i w. rr!
Ru. lr'mt" t,i. ID WI" 81
i.u,t tnr>ri " with 'nugl t 7. '"u ~
>seE. L s.rvart ,n'ercd lie r"""
WIKI
..n.h Won ri' tie h II. STRIP
b Al? M. g.. ,"mr bell | 'ev q
: "h j ,"ur It'll i my nfe; VI
hi ? "rvcr sa~ y"nr h"'I"
IS. M. r. DIV rig rhc l'~'l OF IL
rem. hats cr,~in,' cont uu"d ii.
e~rrvrnt
" trev did'rt. TIL RS n"i ID,
H.. r, that rv' saw --:pd til
tnrnruc 10 has friend, cxe'ain, ID asids
lr,'S lie him ont OWL shan't haze a
cent to GO home ifI pay tic e,t're
dauane What do hey get such vas
cally traps as that for, to lake 10 k IN
from tire conn'ry?
Afrra r~i"Ient fit Of lsuoh''r tie
file, 4 was enabled To 'xP'ain thai >
vas only the g"rg .ourd'"" for d. ner
"a >iu:1,,e sunni ons 'tn walk dow" I.
snur." cot ur on he Chin's" plan =
They mad their wav to the dir'"g
room bur IL was 5, m" t'mc hStrre the
ycuny tobacco grower Could get Owe
lie stunning aud awful Effects - ,ha
dead nj cong IL was = Col sCrd .
he said chat tn. crash dVi rot ;urr
nv hair gray on the sI"'.'
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TO CCNSUMPTlNES

The Rev EGwaru \ Wilsun will stI Il
tree oI chaIsejr 10 all who ie-ire ii. The
Ie.cr.p'Ioh he ult'Il"ns '"r max
ing a-u u ing The -lmp,e remedy ny which
H. WAS CURED uI II lung Ill case aud thai
dread disease ~COhsuuplm Ills only
object l. To heurnI III. uttiIc ed. and nr
h"pe> every sufferer wIliIrl 'nls prercrII-
ten, IL II VIII c.'sI Ihrn Ii Ihlpg, and
may prove a ule: sing.
lleuSe auuIess
Rev. EDW ARD WILSON,
1G5 S. Second ST. Williamsburg. N.
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HooHand's German Tomb

is n combination of all The ingredients If hs BHtsyh
uHh PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc. II Is used
for The same diseases as As Killers, in casrS tohere s0ms
pure Gir0hofic SimrtTrs is required lou 1viH bear in
mind that these remedies are entirely different Trnzs
cry oihers GdreriiS d far The cure IF lie diSedses aomed,
III 81 being scientific Irr.IpuTdsinns If medicinal EfrdGk6,
,chiIe tie others arc mGre decoctions Of rum IN sofne
form. The TONIC is decidrdly one of The most Pleo-
SAINT and dgrsrdbLr remedies euer offered TO The pHtfId.
lis LnxLe is kE4uisiA- IL tx a prasnr- IN es&s 4, so&SIe 80
If 7g,ring celebrating, and medicinal qt%iaifties hGu6
caused IL 10 be kEOI0R as the 0rsdtest Of al Op.SG&
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The N.gro Troops.

Some OF the Radicals clam that 'h'
ncsr" troops Coz qncr"d 'hc 4" b%"'i'"n.
and that for :Itelr Noble fLhrn il %.
tense of III, fag, their rward >h"n'l
he c~rtrnnchi>. mrnt Arc"r"l"Y Ia -
report "r Assistant Adjuta"t General
Frsr,r, # he "Iurcan far G. t"r'"
IE.u,I.s." mra.le Ocr"hrr 20. loo 80
whole number u: negroes muster"d l.
au.iny tie War WAS ore hundr, d aud
: XIV nine thousand, six iunnr' d ar't
twenty fur.
We take the following from the re-
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-11-04

The En=li,h ILurch Union. tn.
great riiunl,s',c lca-ue. has diV'h'd %,
tie lush Church qn sam DIR Pu>",
aud FRI, nd HAVING IDd"rSed CT dsronr.
ii arge parry have srcr'itd aud i..rined
an .Eng,ish Church and Sue Union =
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-11-04

" oths:. Those who hive
tricd IL, know that it cured the II: those who have
not, know tn 1t it cures their nciSIbots and f.icanls,
ant all know tntt VIII It 1t siOcS OL e It tloo5 always
it. 'r e"n n "siHif 81. ~ We II have a e tii ~ ti,,i 81 n seS'I I.,oa.
sand of certi.i :itcs of their re. nIfSlole cures of TIC
every neighborIiOod, AMI we need not pupil ~ the.n.
Adapted to all ages IN ;onlition5 in all eli .u!te,;
continuing neither ,:liD mel Or any ileietarinus. Il Jug,
they may be taken with safety by Any body: Their
sugif 90 iting pre- serves tllc,u ewes fresh all II iacS
then pleasant to take, Will, flsin : purely vegetable
no BarIm can arise frn n their Il Q IN any quantity:
They operate by their I%owc:tiIl in;lqcl &C OIL the
intern Il vi+"e.+i to purify the blood and s:i:nil It; it
into healthy a :tinm- remove The OBJ -trl;tions OF tic
stoma III, bowel, liver, anil otlcs Org ms Of t'ie
holy, re t1rin@ their irregular notion to health,aal
by core ting, wherever they exist, su1h derange-
ments as are the first origin OF III @else.
btinutc dire 'tioaS are given i'll the wrapper on
the box, E'" the following complaints, which these
fn" Isy~DrpsiI o: rnl'-rStina, LiSfirSs-
nc... Ls":"or anil Ln~: Of ApPatit they
s s., I'LL bs lass' IN t"f ht,itIIy Io to s 5nn 1ctio6 the stoln'
F"' L;x"r t:,nnpi,ir4. md its y1rinu. sy-n2-
ton~, g%sifio"~ IKra iach:. SICK "A ea,la:1ae,
yHuniicn or sIr,rm ~cAnrs. billions
Gallo anl ssiii"uS Ferers, they SHOULD be il;
acton ny remove the obstrH.tions which can@e it.
For Hsys"nt.ry or 1Siarrhuea, but one mild
For Eslrnlai.tixr'; Gout. Gravel. rs,pI.
tatiOn of thF. HHrhrs, Pain in the Sfhr,
tEnG'E anu ho'ns, they sno ~ pc continuously
the system. witi such change those complaints
For IDropsy and I1roPsicai S~ellings they
should be taken in large AMI frequent doses to pro-
For suppression 4 large dose should he taken
as it produces the desired cffcrt by sFnpaihy.
AS 4 Dinner Pin. take one or two Pills to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system Hence it is often adj
yaptageousw where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tOlerably well, often finds that a dose
of these Pills makes him feel '~ierldctllv hetter, from
their cleansing and renovatins effect on the diges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. C.. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MISS, U. S. Il.
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Only u E"aii-h per Ii now living
~hp Succeeded Ia his urle in The last
crntury, namsd Earl Delaware, who
has held bis donors since 1875.
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(To be ~continued.)
Official Vote EDI Secretary Oh
state.

The following i. the vn.e ter Seer
tary Of St..e, Tuesday Ocr'hcr Il, a.
--ho~n hv official received "
the S, cre'ar1 OF S.at.'~ ,fhce:
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
IHILApELPHIA. March IL, 1867.
find " HeoH6nfS German BiuerS rs not an Inito1-
ienfIng bereIG0e, Lf is q good ionic, LDsfm an diaordeTs
Of n, Dig. xiIrr nrynnx, and Of g'edt b"heh an cases "
GsLiiity dAd I1uIt Of neTrnus dctioH, in The system
Go. w. WOODWARD
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There Is no -re6fefn. equn, 70 Hbeean6s G~raaaH
zSss i"paa : s%as 80 Fra r:g:r e d ss::
ON enjoyment IF EGS1 Jood, enable the SO
mach 3" digest it. PuTyy he blood, gre a good, sound,
heohhy complication, eradicate The yelHlo tinge from the
eye impair q bloom IN The checks, and change the patient
from a ShOrt-bredhhed, es'deiaied tocdk, end nervous
iHrdiid, to a JupJaoed, stout, and rigorous p'rson-
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the BItters or
Tonic. In fact. they arc Family Medi-
c.nCs. They gan be administered with
perfect safsty TO n child three months
old, he most delicate female, or . man
Of nIncfy.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-11-04

From the abnve ii will h" zen thai
auLy nine tenths of one per cent, wer'
knIrd in acrion. white 1887 drsrrr
ed! Splenh,d fshrrng! Only l.4l4
nrgr..rs Killed l IL tartIe during The
al ole l. briliaB.
And the enIorrd troops fought no
by and c~"rquered u l'ace What u
hnmbug
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Hcohand's German Bitters

HCUIIaI1u S GerIndH bItterS
IL entirely vegetable. and contains NO,
IfCu0r. HI Is n compound OF Fluid E1e
ira, t.. The Roots, Herbs, and RarIre
from which lhean extracts are made
AZ i! 5s,ss::S O. sa. rss EIs:as:
n scicnIin @~ chemist. There
extracts are then forwarded to his
country To be used expressly for the
20 ~ cnI o;ics Db sfn nee oranvL ,nd useJ
ia connpoundirg the I,It.er-, hence it'll
cases here are
not advisable.