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Gailoring.

TAILORIN .-fNO. RUGHE1mER
respectfully informs has friends and customers
that he has lust returned from New York with full
assortment OF CLOTHS. tASSIMERkS and VEST-
INGS for Fall sno winter wear.
He has also o supply of the celebrated STAR
SHIRTS, and general assortment of Gentlemen's g
Furnishing Goods.
He invites call and inspection of his Stock at his
establishment,
No. l41 1KING.STREET, WEST SIDE,
Three doors north of Queen.
September "a 4tuthsl3
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The undersigned having established q STEAM
GhIoT MILL AND GRANARY at above. is prepared
to furnish FRESH GROUND GRISr AND MEAL;
aso Corn Oats Peas, Hay, &C., all of which W. II be
deliVere In any part OF the city free OF charge.
Corn around on toll. j. C. Buckley.
NB-Orders left at Messrs CLIFFORD MATH.
EWES, Bro d-street; Mr.. JOSE JARA corner Meet
ing and Market streets, and at G.. W. AIMAR Drug
Cst corner King and Vanderhorst Streets before 10
O'Clock, will be promptly filed.
August 81 mWf lmo
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DARN FOK KSALL.-THE UEDERS1GN-
i ED offers for sale his FARM, TWENTY-FIVE miles
from Charleston, and one aud o hall miles from the
Northeastern Railroad containing seyentyhve acres
eighteen &C es under fence and in high state OF
cultivaion-dwelling house and outbuildings, with
tw Wells of good water. Healthy all the year. For
particulars apply to me, at Oakley Station, on the
above road. j. W. WALLlNG.
September % g.
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grp GOODS, Gtf.
4 8 ~
CHEAp DRY GOODS! CHEAP DRY
GOODSl -,
AT THE
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAZE RECEIVED:
and receiving, by every steamer. large invoices OF
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have ever been
offered in This market. City well as country buy
save from fifteen to twenty-five per cent. by
buying their Goods from the above firm.
a lot Of Dress Goods from 20 to 25 cents rer yard
Best Irish Pophns. from 80 to 80 cents per yard
Calicoes, at 10, 12A and 15 cents per yard (bestl
Bamoral Skirts, from ST Is up
8-4 White Table Damask, only 81 per yard
Brown Linen Damask only 60 cents per yard
Worsted Table Cloths, from 81 % up
Linen Towels from IS cents up
large assortment OF White and Coored FlanneIs at
800 pair OF Blankets bought twenty per cent be-
low cost, will be sold from So up
Colored Quilts, from 81 rs to 50
White Marsees Quilts, 1O-4 la, 12-4, from 81 80
Ladies' English Hose, without seams, from 81 to so
cents
Jeans. from 20 to rs cents lbess
SatiEets, from so 10 rs cents
large qantty OF the laest style Of Cassmeres, from
81 to 81 30
Ladies' Black Broadcloth, from So TO So so
variety oil Shaws, at s2 So 50 sS, So co. 81 and So
Also, fine branches of White shirting at very low
prices
Ladies' and Gert's Underwear at different prices
German Hose, from 10 cents up
Gents Socks from 10 up to so cents
good quality of Kid Gloves, rs cents
The latest style Of Felt I'd Straw Hats
Trimmings Buttons, Ribbons &C., at the lowest cash
prices.
asrRemember the CHEAP STORE, at the
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
WE ALSO NOTIFY OUR PATRONS AND The
public in general that we have built addition to
our Store, exclusively for BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
TRUNKS, &C., which will be sold at the lowest cash
prices.
Call and examine our Stock.
nS- ENTRANCE IN CALHoUN.STREET.
FURCHGOTT g. BRO,
No. 4s7 KING-sTREET.
September 81 3mo
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A Il D
The undersigned. having sold his entire interest
in the Hotel known as the
NICKERSON HOUSE."
in Columbia, S. c., would take great pleasure in re-
commencing his friends to continue their patronage
to the new proprietors.
Mr WRIGHT has hal charge of the Hotel for
me for year rast, and will continue to have the
entire ma agement OF the Hotel under the new ar
ranGemcnt.
feel assured that the house will maintain it's for
mer reputation as first-clAss Hotel
T. s. NICKERSoS.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., September 1. 1868.
settember "a thmanos
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tost Qnb (pnnD.

II OST, In ARCHDALE-STREE ON
i 4 Yesterday morning, q gentlemans SEAL RISG
The finder VIII be rewarded by leaving the same al
ATLANTIC WHARF OFFICE.
Septenlber %
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DEMOVAL.-DK. FRANCIS l.. PAR
n KE. has removed his Office from No. 79
Broad-street to No. II HAsEL-sTREET, two doors
east ofthe PoStof1ce. July "a
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Removals..

ID II. SCHLEY, NJ D., HOMGOPATH.
L. IST, has removed his OfAce from No. 6.
Wentworth to No. 307 KING. jTREET.
September 25 fmw13
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

FRENCH CLARkT! FRENCH
CLARETU
TUsT RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF FINE FRENCH
81 CLARET WINE at 50 per gallon. - -
ALSO, IN STORE, .f5-s, 4
CHOICE FRENCH COGNAC BRANDY, Fine
Whskey, variety Of Fine Wines of different quail
tes Fine English Ale Fruits, Tobacco, Segars,
Pipes, &C., &c. For sale by
JOHN B. TO9NI, =
No. 125 Meetingsteet,
Three doors below Market-street.
September 26 .'-'. '-'> =" -
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EOuND, GOING ASTRAY, A BLACK
II NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, with leather collar
and city badge on. The owner can have the same
by applying at THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
OFFICE. Septembfr2S
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IDaub.

w NONPAREILS and RED CARDINAL
BIRDS. tpply at No. 60 QUEEN-STRERT.
September 26 81
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REPUBLICANS, RALLY.
U1HE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF THE COUNTY
i If Charleston will elect six delegates from each
of their respective wards and parishes to represent
them In County Convention, TO be held at Military
Hall ia the City of Charleston, on Wednesddy Euey,-
ino next for the purpose Of choosing eighteen dele
gates to represent the County IN the Congressional
Convention to nominate member of Congress fol
the Second District.
The several wards will hold their preliminary
meetings on 7ueIday Eusning. at the usua places.
THOS. NJ. HOLMES,
Chairman Late c. c.,
September % q County Charleston.
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ITO RENT, A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
STAND No. 29O KING-STREET, few doors
south Of Wentworth. Pos session given on LIST OF
October. Apply ON THE PREMISES.
September Is
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Meftiaas.

FRIENDSHIP LODGE No. 9, A. r. NJ.
N1HE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS
Il L;dge will be held This kvenin9, the 28th inst,
q. Masonic Ball. at Seven o'clock.
A Lecture will be delivered by the Worshipful
Master.
The officers and members Of the craft arc frater-
nally invited to attend.
ROBERT JAMES,
Eanfanhar % Acting Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB, WARD No. 1.
HNHE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
i CLUB will be held at South Carolina Hall, at
half-past seven o'clock.
WIN. L. MIKELL, Esq. is expected to address the
Club Democrats Of all Wards are Invited to attend.
EUGENE ". WEST,
September 23 Recording Secretary.
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO
AND HALF STORY HOUSE, No. Mary
street.. Also, a.HOUSE No. Doughty street. Ap.
ply to ". BYRNE, northeast corner King and John
streets September 15
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5or Sale.

MULES.-TO ARRIVE ONE CAR LoAD
lM of broke MULES AND HORSES, betw. en- the
10Th and 18th of next month. Also, on hand few
MULES AND HORSES. May be seen at the SUBJ
scrbers, Queen-street, between Friend and Mayzck.
Septenber % P WEST.
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DEMOCRAT1CC CLUB, WARDNO. 9.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE "wORKlNG
"A COMMI1TE will be held This Monday Euen-
fno at seven o'clock OF the Hall Of the Washington
Fire Engine Company. A full and punctual attend
ance is requested important business will be con-
sidered.
By order of the Chairman.
JOHN GONZALEZ,
September 20 Secretary.
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWs-
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES c. RICHTER,
kpril 81 No. 161 Klng-street.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.--SERvANT
T. can be obtained by applcato to the "UNION
HOME" from til III O'Clock daily.
Servants can also find places by application to the
same place, at the same hours Inquire for the Ma
tron, corler Church and Chalmers street
June 10
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XIIANTED BY YOUNG MAN, WHO
w writes plain and legib'e hand, siluadon
where he an earn livelihood for the support of his
fan lily. address "Penman," OFFICIALLY NEWS.
September 81
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At PRIVATE SALr, AN OLD ESTAB-
~ LLSHED STATIONERY AND MANUFAC FUR
ING BUSINESS, in successful operation. Address
MANUFAC1 UiER, CHAnLs sroa DAILY NEWT.
September % Wtm3
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ITO RENT, A PART Or HOUSE No. III
i Coming-street. Inquire On premises.
September 5
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Ta Rfnt.

ITO RENT. ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
i best Stands in The city for Grocery and Bar
Room Apply to No. 2l7 EAST BAY opposite New
Custom House. september Is
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'GoufatiouaI.

MFRS. Nj. e. TOOMER WILL RESUME
Nu the exercises of her SCHOOL, on Thursday,
October 1st, at No. College-street.
September 18 fmwmw5f
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VTTANTED A SITUATION, BY A ONE.
w ARMED MAN as overseer Of hands. or super
intendent on farm or plantation, or watchman, or
any other employment that one-arned man can
fill. Apply at No. Il ANN-oTREET. Applicant can
give GOOD references. September %
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no RENT. FOR THE SUMMER, A
Il HOUSE, containing eight rooms, pleasantly cit
unted on the front beach Suivan's Island, back OF
Bcauregard Battery. Apply at Daily NEWS OF
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nor SALE, A FEW FINE YOUNG
i MULES, well adapted for dray purposes:
Annlv to VIM. HuNT,
Sentemhcros Q No. 40 Market-street
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Mrs. wOTTON'S SCHOOL.-STUDIES
lM will be resumed October 1sk Location corner
of Arcbda'e and Magazine streets.
Santember 26 Sn2%
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MTANTED, A RESPECTABLE MID
w DLE-AGED LADY, to superintend email
family in quiet and pleasant part of the city. Ap-
ply at No. 81 CANNON-STREET.
September 25 81
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NIJAA TED.-A GENTLEMAN OF CON-
w SIDERABLE EXPERIENCE In conducting
Schools and Professor of Ancient and Modern Lam
gusges, desires to make engagement either 10 as
sist in College, or to teach School in desira-
Bile locality. Persons wishing to confer with bim
will please direct note to K. Y H. Teacher and
cave the same ut this Office. September 81
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making total reduction Of -, 100 90 tor the ca.
tire number VI different Pupils.
while everything connected with the internal
operations Of the schools materially advanced,
tie Beard q school Commissionsrs 10 the extent
Of lie ability, did not negleci the external. Six
School lloases were built, hilsen repaired, aud
eight furnished, Al an aggregate cost VI SO, los 3d.
Whatever amount u good the State has dcriv-
Ell from her fTrc Public School System Tot the
pass two wears. baltimore County IL justly cuti
tied to the CREDIT Of originating It, The trial oi
u for Years IN the Coaniy proved It's adaptation
20 the development OF her youthful menlal aud
moral resources, aud tbs general intelligence re-
suliing from lie operation demonstrated the ell
cheney Of the agencies employed TO produce II.
u 80, 500 wete expended 10 keep 90 schools
with rs many Teachers In operation, In the iLssE.
CT OF Publir education when the attendance was
,e5s pupils aud $50, 900 10 keep l0t Schools
with lao Teachers In operation, with an aver.
age attendance Of 8, ls3 pupils, we firmly be-
lieve that an adequate supply u resources
would be the ueAns u Increasing In - very
short time, the annual attendance more than
flly pct cent. The imperative necessity Of max
Ing more ample provision for the proper q Son-
mediation and efficient instruction Of the yearly
increasing Numbers no attend the Public Schools
u plain aud urgent. To the scfious aud consid.
crate attention Of ihos- Who will legslair upon
the subject. a Is rara-sily cOtninendvd, with The
cuulid-nt hulr that lhosr ShO arr nov ihirsiing
for knowlsdRr, will have It's sonrc-s greatly en-
lArgrd aud the facilities for access Ia them gen
eronsly incuassd by their representatives 10 The
legislature Judging by what has brcn proVid
ed in the past. We have Ho fears Of the future ia
this respect.
The most plTasng "reminiscences will ever h
retained vi tny associations with Commissioners
sccFrlary. Trarhers aud the public, whuse grnrr
Gus hospitality has been more than equal To IL
general reputation.
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! The Cnionists Of the land have been startled al
the position assumed by Congress for some ,ime
That body seemed disposed To at quietly by and
see nsnrPaiions and oalrAges committed by ,he
Executive, wiihou, aay attempt az in,erferencs.
But there seems Ia b" - waking up now aud :,
promise Of better things The llOuss and Sea.
ate ARE doing nobly The restoration Of Mr.
stanton to his place rs Secretary Of War (says
an honored New York city contemporary was
pneky the passage Of the bill declaring ,ha, no
Congressional enactment shall be- DECLARED un.
constitutional without the concurrence. of two.
thirds Of all the members of the supreme Cour,
was timely. Now let the new Reconstruction
bill 20 through aud We shall have an end Of this
Hancock business with Sheridan back in New
Orleans and siekles In Charleston
This is the time for bold measures. Come well
OF III, the daiy Of this Congress i 10 reconstruct
the South. The President threatens anarchy [:
he means to throw lhes. States into civil war
rather than have Union he would prefer chaos
To peace with majority Of Republican members
In Congress. In this mad policy he is sustained
by every Rebel and Copper head Ia the land he
10 use subteriugc aud override law. to accom-.
Plish his mad purpose. lie ia rcsoluie Congr-s.
must be no lrs. resolute. lie Is sigilani aud
surrounded by evil counsellors Congress must
answer vigilance with vigilance AID evil drrls 10y
deeds Of Wisdom. This Is no ,imc 10 split hairs,
OF chop logic or dawdle over the mere iechni.
cali,ies Of precedent. rhs roSL mast ., sioHs. -
We must reconstruct the South In spite Of the
President; We mus, override him. asd II he psr-
sisis In this fatal aud deplorahv course, he mus,
be swept away ~ an lmpe,limcni io rrcons,rue-
ton. Congress declined To impsach President
johnson he has presumed upon iha, forhrar.
ance The power remains, aud he may drive
Congress to the poin, where forlcaranu. mus,
CEASE To he a virtue.
H., Reconstruction go on. Congressman, you
were never called upon To assume higher respon.
.ibili,ies lhaa ihoas 81 the prcsai let there Lc
no shrinking In eomproraisr IN limiiity -
thur brothers IN the South arr standing IN the
breach let US move inlo line aud take s,osition
beside them.
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NesO Advertisements.
sHRRIFP's SALE
or
Il Sc Il Nd l. D 4
CANTON, BALTIC. co.

DY virtue oi writ Of htra facsaa !, sued "ui
ID Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore -.
county, IL the suit of John Merchant. ~
against the goods aud chattels, lands and -
tenements OF John II. Williams. To- the sheriff
Of Baltimore county directed. have seiz-d aud
taken Ia execution. all the right. title, interest
claim aud demand at law aud IN equity Of the
said John X. williams, in aud %
ALL NAV PIECE on PARCEL OF GRoI Nj
situate al Canton. in Baltimore county. and
described ~ follows Beginning for thr saInc
on the east side ol Clinton Street. at point
twelve feet aud two inches south from the Moth.
odist Church, aud ninety mine feet aud inrhc,
or thereabout from Toonc Street. aud running
thence binding ON Clinton Street fourteen irri
70 the centre o. the partition wall between Ihr
house ON the lot now being described and the
hause ON the LOT next adjoining on the south
thence through the centre Of the partition wall
east ninety i've fret 10 an alley thence hnd
ing on the west side of said alley, north -four
teen feet thence west ninety i've feet H. the
place Of beginning. being the same parcel 81
ground mentioned ia u mortgage from said
Williams IN Rast Baltimore Social Building At'
sociation. dated April 25th, ls66, aud recorded
among the Mortgage Records Of baltimore
caunty in Liber j. II L.. No. -, ioli" $50. Ar.
And hereby give notice. that "n
"Wednesday. I21 day IF february ",ri. isGs.
at ~ o'clock NJ.
At THE COURT HOUSE DOOR.
In Towsontnwn.
I will sell by public auction. all the c,lni~
right, title, interest. claim aud demand at law
and in equity of the said John r. Williams ~
aud a. said property 80 seized aud ta k-h,urN
erution. To- the highest bidder for cash
THOMAS BALDWIN.
sheriff Of Baltimore county.
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Esfiriu VI. !Ss,suIo,,.

u will he remembered that SON. time age
Presiden, Johnson suspsai,i Hon Edwin NJ
stanton Secretary of War, from Office, and ap-
pointed Gen Gran, to act in his stead until IN,
meeting Of Congress. Under law passed al Ia.
last session, the President has no power to re.
move any public officer without the consent ol
he Senate, aud when Congress assembled Prr.i.
lieut. Johnson transmitted message 10 the sen.
ate amounting has removal Of Mr. Stanton and
giving his reasons therefor The senate ap-
pointed special committee tn investigate the
subject which committee made iis report few
days ago. {, l. very elaborate document, GOV
ering upwards ola hundred sheets Of foolscap
paPer II takes up the defence of Mr. Stanton.
and strongly condemns the action Of the Pre-i.
dent, The report concludes with the following
resolution
=" R,soitsR, That having considered the esi.
dence aud reasons given by the President Ia his
repor, Of the lih of december SCI. for the sus-
pension from Office of the Secretary Of War. Rd-
"in VI stanton, the Senate does not concur ia
such suspension"
10 the Senate, on Monday last, this resolution
was adopted by nearly unanimous vote.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Stanton was reins,aleI ~
Secretary Of war. ten. Grant, the great soldier
aud fret man Of the country showed his obcdi-
enc TO the laws Of Congress by promptly obey.
ing the resolution ~ the Senate declaring the
Presidents suspension Of Mr.. Stanton not sus-
tanned. The iFansG'f Of the department To Mr.
stanton was accomplished Ia the quiet but II.
fcciivc way that marks zen. Grant proceedings
Going earl! To his Office, he arranged hi. affairs.
aud then locking up the roam, took his way to
his own quarters as Genesal::o the Army, aud ON
Mr. STATIONS appearance scat him the key Of the
Office, a. evidence IT his reiiremcni Subsequent
ly ho visited Mr.. Stanton In bis Office, aud ex.
pressed his approval Of the action Of the Sennie
in restoring the Secretary To the War Depart.
ment. Whether the latter will continue TO hold
the Office or resign, OF what course the President
will take, remain ye, To he Developed NJ
S'an'on's course will no doubt be- guided hy the
consideration whether be- eau 10 any good hy
remaining IA office The President, II IL report
ed, will totally ignom NJ. Stanton, aad s-nd all
h's orders through General Grant, aud II the Ia,.
ter refuses Ia obey, will cour,-maF,ial him. We
presume Gen. Grant u not likely 10 h. alarmed
by threats Of that kind
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BALsAM OF

n -swIsTAR's BALsAM OF
Us WILD CHERRY.
Coughs, Gold, Bronchitis, AstASs, cronP, WACO.
ping Cough. Qai,ssy. and the numerous as we'll
a. dangerous diseases Of the Throat tkest aud
Lusqs prevail in our ehangeSble climate at all
scasou. "f The year few are fortunate enough
To c.cal,o their ban.iul la 1ucncc How imPOr-
tant then tohaVc al hand a certain antidOte 10
all these complaints. Experience proves that
this exists IN WIstar's Baisasa 10 al extent not
found ia any other remedy however severe
the suffering, the application Of this soothing
healing aud wonderful Balsam al once van
quishcs the disease and restores the sufferer 10
wontcd health.
Sir. JOHN BUNTo,
OF Baldwin, Chculung County, n. Y, writes
I was urged by neighboF 70 get ono bottle
81 the Balsam for my wife, being assured by
him that Ia case IL did not produce goos effects
he would pay for the bottle himself On the
it,. procured bottle My wife at the time
~as 50 low with what the physicians termed
SnATH1 CoxsunPTloN as "a DO unable to raise
herself from the bed, coughing constantly aud
raising more or less llord. ! commenced Civ
ing the Balsam as directed, aud was 20 much
pleased with its operation that obtained nnoth
er battle aud continued giving Il. Before this
bnttl- was entirely used. she ceased coughing
aud was strong enough a. situp. The fflh bat.
tie entirely REsToREp HER To HEALrH, doing that
which several Physicians had tried a.. but had
failed"
Prepared by SETH ". FowLI a SON. Is
fremont ST.. Boston aud for sale by Druggists
generally.