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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29

= III From theN,Y Hcrald.1
Raeiieais Estimates OF the Presidency.
.tRndicals base their hopes of the Presidency
on'ths conviction chat they can carry for Grant
these States, whose electoral votes Together
give q maiaritu or t;an uholo nn,nLor
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29

4 The trsde. in the meat markets since tho
alarming announcement about the cattlo plague
has fallen off ouc-half So say the market
mon in New York
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
The Clar0Eiyasa T1sa1'1ne1.
THE CAROLINA FARMER.

and will isyuc :Ec FIRST nulnbcy rs soon as y sufG-
con number Of Suhscrbcrs arc obtained to ay q,
reasonable share OF the expense &c Publication
'ihe FARMER will bc issued monthly nj 81 OK,
per cnnn!n. in advance: will contain MOI less than
ihirty-two large loubo column pages or-rcalin,e
meter, bound i'll ila1dscmc covers and in typo
graphical cxccuticn vii! not hc SURPASSED. bv any
Agricultural Monthly il The country
i'ene determined tn do wlatevcr cucr,,y will nc-
color,is' IN m,l;ig the FARMER worthy the sup
port OF TIC :,ltc'lii;cn. Planters and Fnrine,; o.:
N"r'h tHroiiif ri! Snntt Caroiiua and desiring
TO Introduce il into every county III those Slrcs
we wish to employ active agents at every l'ost
Office 10 #hon the most liberal Inducements Will be
offered.
Address nj communications to
WM II. BERNARD,
July IL ..,f' 80 Wil"ii"g'a6, NC.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-29
Schedule South CMo'i;i;p Rail ROad.
esSssas eSs eeess> r t,EFFfj yssI 1I,esEs,

q IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH a9ru THE
" Passenger Trains the South Carolina Rail
i,o:it; will folloHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIH.a.-r,. "a.

Newark Ere comran:e1 VIII elect delegates 10 me Frene
Board The s.orth1use Of Fnk Hang ~
II aud Mar entered carly l1r ester
morning aud robbed If h0ur ya ed at about SOL The organ
( O. Church promises 20 be gsHu The
uunber u hslops AID crCyrt8 viii take part IN Tie crftio
edi-ce vii be- hatdsomei, Illuminated ii;
EAST OBANGE.--Vhe women injured ny ",,bt las
NOrls Railroad this place. ihuI Connolly
reported Yesterdays TRUSE) have been md near the
AGED - Her husl Xii ed ON the sane
place years The probabilities are I'M.
although found necessary amputate one :, oe
WESTFIELD. n 1.-The Rev L. B. Ldg Waiol p5s
PRESBYTERIAN Church held HE annu ~ 1850 other
evening, when bis co.. regaton gave BIN = p
presents 81 utility MI. Cb,rch
DOVER PLAINS ~ J-Ihe NEW II R'laSet6 and the
was dedicated on Wcduesday the het
Rev. Dr. Holmes Of New York omea"As r ~ No,,
MELVILLE N Tile next scss on March rel H. 1903 and
viii he presided over by Bishop Clark = uo
TRENTON ~ 1.-The exclusive privilege e Of OF Jor eV
~ n,iiroad Company expires on thr ~ OF
next. is Green years s lnGe ~. nv Wv
secured their exclusive pr'"'oheS - Old. 81 O.
STANFORD CONN.-The Sewing Sqcle,y ,S on con-
AuD Az, Nv ,bs house Of Edwin Bishop, esq, broad'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER a. MA
BRu.ToBE. Hour. Tier Hmd NOM 80 ~ "a no n
Dec. Al 90 3g35 n w 81, en- ~ z \ u
u - W2j W. 20 yI "a n \ r
$50 3L4J n W. - ~, 'tss.,an, .rI
REn.EKs-M arDug-llslc e. T. UTreas' 70 ~ 4
Evebing-Oyercast, beginning to snow a. IV''7 -,
The following report Of the state OF the "ea'nef iS ~
soHAtrv at O'Clock: n, -. .;,aN
PI.sTKt clustering snow storm al uy Wlno
y. B.-Clnuiy mli appearance o. SAO"' "''
Po,roV- tloudy aud cold; Wind " s. az. -.
SpKSeELp MasA-CIoudy; appearance Of snow sltr w. DAT
ISL ,,..t,N
PgIf.prIPutA.-Suotiug Their $50; wnd y T.,
Bstr roeg-Nnorios ali DE afternoons tier go; Mind =
silg; ficct ard raui ihef So NlAi " J.
Forr ,oVEOr-Iisayy uoTil-tsst storm pre- shng
EEw-OuLKAS.-tlluiF and cold
Cq,N.Sst %. I.Storrng very bard EeTe wind westward
ElcgNuNn. i-u here to-day.
Cat TEed heavy last nglt arG eoutnue0 i
soout to-day 4 D., row clear aud cooL
CLryELANu.--teir aud llfl
CISclNNArJ-Eaarg slow Is; been showing.
PiI.-GUuCu -iauu., ~ith s.ect, since O'clock .. n
moving O.. o:ii /. very high wind
OswFso-C aId-. cold thermometer, ~. wind " b.
CulClGCA hrr srowsOu accompanied by urons gale o.
wil ,ary hour this auu has corrutd during
The Trains the roads IN TINS CITY, a. far a.
bosa Td no Interruption hc gale on the lake as been
furious feared that prpelers ard other vessels Known
be a - sy.ered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

VIZ CALL THE ATTENTION or DEALERS MiErNG Up
THEIR STOCKS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. 10 THE FlSE
BRONZE MARBLE And Gilt lIANTEL CIOChS, MAN
UFACTuRED by sETn THOMAss sons 60.
IN BEAUTY or DESIGN AND FlSEyESs UF riEISH THEY
ARE EQUAL 10 TIE FRENCH CLOCKa, AND PRICES ARE
MUCH LOWER THE MOVEMENTS ARB MADE UPON THB
FRENCH PLAN. HAVE STEEL PlNlOSS. ARE FISELr POL-
IsHED AND IT Is ADMITTED ~ DEALERS THAT they Will
run surety mud correctly THAN TE FRENCH.
WHILE THEY HAVE TIE QUALITIES, WHICH HAVE ALWAYS
MADE TIIE FRrSCH CLOCKS DESIRABLE OF NOIsFLESs
TICRISG AND A PLEASANT. CLEAR.TONED EELL They
Strike the Hours md Hnl1-IIour,.
VIZ ARR MEETING WITH SUCH SUCCESS Is THE S,LR
or THESE CLOCKS THAT THE COMPANY HAVE ESGAGED
MUCH MORE LARGELY ~ THEIR MANrFACrURE THEY
HAVE MADE SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AS ENPLRIESCE HAS
SHOWN DESIRABLE, AND. NOV. l. ISSUED 4 REDUCED
PRICE.LIST, WHICH WILL b. FlRSISHED 70 the TRADR
UPON APPLICATION.
AMERICAN CLOCK co..
SOLE AGENTS
AND DEALERS IN EVERY VARIETY OY
AMERICAN CLOCKS AND REGULATORS
30 COCRTLANDTSr, NEW YORK
NO 1t5 LAKESf., CHICAGO.
NO 40 sASSOaESE, SAN FRANCISCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

About o'clock yesterday afternoon, man en-
tered tho Office Of r. Resscgurc junk dcacr in Hcrtaye
near Hewesst BROOKLYN and commenced
with tho booyHeepcr Ohe only person present. ia regard
10 the purchase Of timber for building purpose While
thus ENGAGED two other me came I1 one or ,ltf4 u-
curing fora lumber dealer named uf ion, and, hrInE
Informed that there 40 lumber dealer 100 the neigh
bOrhood that name, asked the buoShccpCr 70 name
several firms IN that section OF the city Uc Irucd
Hardy e Brown, which the stranger I'd the name
Of the firm Of. The other tUo left the
Office during the conversation, ana tho QuCsoLCr then
also departed. subsequently the bookEocper, having
OCCASION to 20 10 the safe discovered that the o.
mad been abstractcd thcTCfrom. The safe door was
unlocked, and while engaged the attention % tho
sreper the other two aged steal tho money
Tie first who cJuC into tho Office is described - IS
years Of age, five feet fourmchcs nush sandy whsEclS
and bad on suit or gray clothes and black round top
hat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION ORGANIZATION.


The constitutional Union General Com
,,ittce Of which John Z. Voorhees, is Chairman, ana j.
r Purly is Secretary met Last evening at No $40 SNt-
ave Eleven Wards, commencing with the Eighth an
svored the roll call The Chairman stated that III sew
oral Wards tho organization not strong enough TO
send delegates. Tho Chairman OF the Executive Com.
mitce stated that the committee appointed 70 teuer
the nominations OF This OrgauiZa ion FOR Mayor ana IouA
sal 10 tho CORPORATION 70 Ncssrs Han and OHolHth
waited (or enduavOrcd TO waID those gentlemen Io
that purpose. They found Nj OGormdn' VINO accepted
the honor the Organization proposed to confer upon NM
and expressed his gratitude for the same. TO the Com
utces request for funds 90 aid IN tie prosecution OF
This work SIR. OGorman replied by referring them L"
Mir swCcuy. Mr. swccny ON peht VI
tied for that pl'poac, stated TINT ne
considered tie election forCgono conclusion
and dId not deem IL necessary 10 spend any money 20 l
sure it, The committee made several attempts 10 reach
Mr. Han both personally and by letter bat without ."S
cess They regretted TO report therefore that 10 IALe
were Forthcoming, ana the committee would Toe com
peeled 20 pay its own expenses ii, moved therefore t
the General Committee Immediately proceed TO laA'
sOlre action provide the necessary means 10 continue
their political existence. Atlor sOo debate tho halt
vas Indefinitely postponed. After considerable or.".
relative 10 the best of appOruOuug the ra-u oi
Representation u the general Committee, that matter was
also laid upon inc table, ana tie committee soon amer
wards adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
THE wALLABoUr GEooELlM RIDGE ROAD.

NiUoIU9 VI I'''s'Ii
and the opening Of Fluhugayc in 1888 the laying out
OF other streets and the erection Of buildings thereon
during the past few years have lad the eAolt Of Hco
ing number Of lots within the blocks bounded by Park
and Flatbush-ayes.. and Wawortn ana sduiuidsi-.
These lots do not reach line public street aEd
when the block entirely built mp The owners VIII nave
10 cnt ucress egress 10 or from ihcr property
gcv recently pet toned tAc Common Council u regard
o. the matter and the Law Committee have come - i'
conclusion that the streets now exciting "t.o legally
0eied and that The city could afford the Own,.s uU Ic
lief: suggsr- that the owner, apply 10 the Courts Tor
redress The o.y remedy appears % Dc the opening "I
a new street through the block, which WlII B.'5 iHe
owners Of lAe iuclo-Cd land frontage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
THE JEFFERDS MURDER.

p1-Rys. THE CONVICT, ACQUITTED AND RE-
TURNED TO SING SING PRISON.
The trial of Thomas Burns alias Bncilley for
tbe murder of Charles Jeerds at the State Prison.
Sing Sing in May last Wa brought to close apout l.!
o'clock on Thursday night and resulted in verdict OF
, cpiltv., ,yhc~cupon the DistrictAttOncv moved
that uOc DrOscQt he entered in the case OF George
Enthusiastically Indicted with Burns 1HeN, We!o
both taken back 10 the Sing Sing prison yesterday, 10
serve ont their terms Of imprisonment for the oneses OH
which they were previously convicted AZ the Close VI
the trial the Court adjourned for tho term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
FATALLY BEATEN.

Coroner Flynn viii to-day, at Bellevue Hos
pita hold an inquest the body Of John G. wing an
Enclshnan aged 45 years. On the 3oth ut Wing VINO
occupied an apartment in the tenement No. "eeHA"
Eeust. quarreled with John and Joanna Lynch ieAo"
tenants and Lynch struck wing upon the head with
IuuSket frctuug his skull and The Effects OF me
blow he died IN Bellevue Hospital on Thursday INC
assaiants arrested soon after the occurrence ana
arc held 10 await the result OF the inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
John MoRRIssEY's SEAT IN CONGRESS CONTEs


Nh James NJ. McCartin, the Republican can
ddate for Congress in the With Congressional District al
the November election yesterday commenced proceed
ngs looking toward the contesus of the election OF Ms
successful opponent. the Hon John MorTIssey' lI, NC
Cartin bases Als action on the allegation that MI MOT
rissoy has NOT Ind legal residence In this country OF
sufficient length Of time to enttle him TO hold seat IN
Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

THE WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY BOARD or SUPER.
vIsORs-INCREAsE OF sALARIEs-TIIE HAIR
LEN BRIDGE.
The Board Of Supervisors adjourned on
Thursday until Monday morning next, but before doing
so passed resolution in favor Of raising She salary Of tho
County Judge from 1900 to 81 600 per annum and tho
salary Of the District Attorney from 5000 10 SOOJ per
auuuU. resolution also passed appropratug 5000
for clerk hrc of the retiring District Attorney during tho
last Two years. The Of $4,000 appropriated to
complete the Harlem Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
HESTER VAUGHN RETRIEVED.

A telegram was received yesterday at the
Office Of Tie Rero,iOn from Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton stating that Hester Vaughn sentenced to death lor
child murder in Philadelphia. is not to DO hung Mrs'
Stanton went on Wednesday to Gov Geary, at Harris
burc with a memorial from the Working womens Asso-
citation for the young girls pardon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

+. HOLMES, No. POI Broadway-Dedr Sir /:
Yhe BrgGiAALAN TELEGRAPH got from worked
entire ,a'isctog Ihs feeling Of security have n knowing that rob.
will kindly telegraph ne OF us presence before stealing
t.go hr 900 year Hhst insurance against being robbed I,
.o,IL L.,jlss all uoy estimate Very uu.y vours
VI. Is 'OwPEHTIwsIT No. 90 BeAytrsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

LATEST SHLP NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Reuviie Baker, Eew-oresns, mdse. and pass
Volunteer, Gallagher. Philadelphia mdse aud
steamship TTspo lie MeSsuer, Liverpool Nov II, mdse
Schr Israel SNOW Plsbury, Mayaguez 20 days, fruit
Schr. Marriage Iluse Ruaan ~ days fruit
ECHOOSRRs-RIyRR AMI COAsTwsR
Senator DightOn Benz. Strong. Providence
Sarah J. Hoyt, New Haven. spray hes-ltayen
Celsstia Portland f. Many. Portland.
Undine Portland Electra, Providence
SiIss Whit Ney.IJsvsp g.. G. Burdett, Nex Haven.
Orlando Smith. New.llayen. his Norwich
White Rock, Providence. New htguha NrN'haven'
Ilcprr Nev,Ilaven Adde p. Avey. heE-llaven.
I,asc Anderson Ncw.Haven 5. s. Buckingham, Portland.
PauguSoti, bridgeport Jguse iopitiu !, NeH- na'ch
Sarah Selsev, Derby. Lutte ia'u' Ne"'iia'rh
lIlheTt New -liaveU. ohNef Aihe' t"'''ebee
Connecticut. Eew.iiayeu. SaH"n, He"hs'ep
CTnOhBe, Newhayen.
SAILED.
Ship Old Colony San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 4AtriYe1 tchr; ffenJ fhdephA
Sailed bark X r Paree Nova Scotia; brig Virginia Dare for
CVAELKsroS Dec ARRIVED ". H. Jones from Philadelphia,
,,esmslp Charleston The steamship Virgo for heNlorA
is detained here bJ heavy weather. - . =. -,
Dec 4Ihe steamship Florida Tor NeFioIk put DaA
on account of arrangement Of machinery. ,, a.,
NEW Ioypoy pee 4-syed SchS J. K Baird Philadelphia j.
A. NJ Ianck. Richmond Sailed scora Coral
Uncas and Geneve A. Shepard for Ecw-iork ,,
saw FRANcisco Dee A-Arrved bark Adele from Baltimore
Cleared ship Itaa EewYok with p 600 sacks wheat I SACKS
harley aud -four; Frederick argg for Cork coo SACKS
wheat Noos Rio JaneiTO; r. Ely Catoi Iugene, Ne"bIoL
FOREIGN FORTS.
RUlTAN Dee l4-In port at Beuae shE sunbeam Loading
DISASTERS.
Our Commercial Agent that debris OF m'fs ana
Of vessel supposed had been picked up IN
September that be bad failed IN bis Efforts TO procure
anv precise circumstances Of the wreck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

JAMES ExPECT0RANT is both palliative
AMI Lung Complaints Bro0ets &e is standing
remedy for all Coughs Colds needs only trial 10 prove
rortb. Sod everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
TO THE ErrIJHfp'
d e: w ARss

~ , ,tpsor Mo .tse.i en- F lE Can "hi IT'D
trs tsyi l.iat st,Hl.lol ~. l'u e' Ie" a.' l''
r.t q, ts 49, ur. s.I AaIt' ufr If.' ''
~ MARSH Co No. Nr,fy opposite t- ,l sob. aa -r tf
a IT. at rtirracs o qrrh' Who have IefH '.-' '
.y .l. t.t..s f.. l.~ ai ' 'f
s-aa, in e,.IyI - s-Hso a4ls o' siama''"1 ir"''
a.,.lillt of ia4iti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

FoR ENFEEBLED AND DEBUITArED CoNsrI-
TrTIoYs The PgiCyAN SiErP is just no medicine needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

TIE NAPOLEON COUGH PILLS quickly cured
81 i,hiT ro.gi aud t1mr'frhi lT0tf
ol deep seated a6,enob " uc nag. so1 w q pe AID ~
GrI.iHA Prcs 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
PIlSO TAnLB CovgRA
IACK CUKr'St
g. L. L j. Il. KELLY 4 Co., No ~ BroidsAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

Two BILLIARD HALLS, supplied Win Phelan's
ilct' 81 that
lot,ldt House. Boor. Messrs. HcE keeps
Wlth Oh de demands u ttelG g.ssts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
n4csENCRRS ARRLHED.
LITESY NHIP NEWS.

ppoH CUARIESTON-Tn steamship James Aiger-hr travis
~ WpobT j. Nnamengau r. s. Mckay, Bird, ". H. lssIn' & "
\ llsoua u wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

GEN GRANT has created a sensation by APP
under the most approved pattern, and KNOX the
verbe glass fashion, IS stirring excitement by distributing bis
circulars BY Thousands daily The
No PIP Broadway corner Fuon.st felt 10 all quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS
PlHLoE. WORE AND FLOWER STAHDs
LAsY AND fANCY CHARs
g. l.. a J. b. KUN Coz No CGl Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
Announcements

CURTAINS.
L.NBEEQUias 80.
FrtNI1ruL
6. l.. J. b. hKLri q co.
CrHrAiy SroEK No. ~ lpro,d..,
IrRsrrUkK STORE. 80. t6l ) D-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05

UAsON's CHALLENGE BLACKING
PHysEdyEs TIE LLATHEH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-05
AMERICAN CLOCKS

10 III GrolpwaY Nrw-Y0RE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-14
Watches for the Million.

The Oroide Gold Watch Co, manufacture,
on strictly scientific principles style, finish,
and color, Is eTrGt gold, n gdS-sfnIiEs Of the
most rare and cosby description OF God
They arc manufactured with Hunting
C1sss, lddtes and geHleule7g;S), have superb
Swiss movements, feIreEed, engine turn ed
with cOmpeDS ation spiral spring,
fsGiITOGd Conductors, ETOineeESI ExpTetrElen
the most Sxactlng Of our customoFE-have
thoroughly demonstrated the streaEth. du-
rablity, accuracy. and utility OF the fac
Himile Wdlthum Watches, and pIonounce
them Invaluable as reliable time-keepers.
Fine Swiss Movements, SIS, Patent Ameri-
can fac smile WalthRm WaIcheS, full
1eWeled. SO; OhronOmter Balance, SIS each
EiahoIAtely engraved with new and novel
DESIGNS. Each witch warranted by special
certificate from tho Oroide Gold Watch Co.
Also, mAgDihcient Oroide Gold Chains, S,
50, and 81 each. GENT everywhere. TO be paid
for ON delivery.
Our customers are supplied FREE with the
FickpOckst Detective and Watch Guard;
also, allied separately on receIpt Of 30 cents.
Inc Genuine OToide Gold Watches can only
be obtained by ordering directly nom us.
JAMES T. MONROEIE CO., Import. and
Manufacturers, ls5 broadway, New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-14
Gne4tttellfg(er1e
PLVCK1NG A FLOWER.
ny ewKs MEEEp1ru,

ny OWEN MEREDITH,
He. o maiden, yermeIi rosel
implanted, unsoWn,
Blooming alone
IS the wild flower blows
With Will OF thine own!
Neither grated nor grown,
neither gathered nor blown,
Y maiden, o rose!
Booming alone
IN Inc green gRrden-cloSe,
Unnoticed, unknown,
unpr0pt, unsupported,
UnWaEeIed, unfed,
Dnkissed, and uncourted,
Unwooed. and unWed;
OEWeetWIld rose,
Who knoWs2 Who kRoWBf
hlght kiss thee, and court theeP
My kiss would not hurt IheeI
O6WSet, sweet rose,
In The green-gaTden-cloSo,
II gate were undone,
And II might come 10 thee,
And meet thee alone?
sue thee, and WOO thee,
And make thee my own3
Clasp thee, and Gull thEe-What harm
W0pid be QoneS
sue. BESIDE thy neld my garden flows,
were gaze IN the garden lett open
And | waieTed my garden at even
LdeI
WHO knowso
Ana II somebody silently happened
That wsy' And q horse to the gate
And II somebody, (Who knows Who?)
unespled,
Were 10 enter my garden togRther a
Who know.:-I suppose
No harm need be done. Ny beloved
- Come lightly. come sonly.at set of
the sun;
Come and carers me! .- -
kiss me, and press mel
Fold me, and hold mel
KiS9 me with lSiaseR that lea ga nOf
trace,
But sci not the print of thy teeth on
Or my mother will see 1T and scold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-14

lOuS contamination unn
cured In such great numbers In almost every sec
ton Of the country that the public scarcely need TO
be Informed OF Its virtues or uses.
enemies OF our race. Ofen, this unseen and unfelf
tenant OF the organism undeTmines the constitution
andinvtes the attack Of enfeebIng Ata1diseases,
It seems breed infection throughout the body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other Of It's hde0us forms, either the
cleS may be suddenly deposited IN the lungs or
heaTt, or tumors formed in the liver, or Y shows
tts presence BY eruptions on the skn or foul ulcer
atoms on some part OF the body. Hence the oeca-
sionnl Use OF bottie of this SaFsapariHG Is ad-
yisable, even When no active symptoms Of disease
appear. Persons aniieted with the following COM
length, cure, by the use ofthis S4RS4PARIL-
Ia: st. AIIthOHAf's Fire Rose or ErystPeLdss
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eIuPtionB or
visible forms OF SerofElOttS disease. Also IN the
more concealed forms, as DHspepsfn, Dr0PsBs
Heart Disease. FITS EPtEspSBy Neuralgia
and the various UTeeTOtEs affections OF the museu-
lar md nervous systems
Syphilis or YelleTeaI and 1GercItridL DiEedSeS
arc cured by II, though long time Is required for
subdutng these obstinate malddIes by any edielne-
But long continued use Of this medicine will cure
the complaint. LGlEeoFFItRa or Whites, Uterine
ULeeTuft0Hsg md Eemute DtSedseSs arc com
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by It's
purifying and tnvigoT9ting effect. Minute Dfreo-
tons for each case are found In our Almanac, sup
caused by Accommodations OF extraneouB matters
in the blood, yield quickly to IL, as also Ltsos-
nation Of the LiCerS and when Arising.
as they omen do, nom the ranklinS potsons IN the
blood. This S11RSARARILL4f e q great re-
storer for the strength and ytg0r Of tho syseen-
dent, SLeepteSs, and troubled with Nervous Ap-
PreheIlsfOns or Fears or any Of the Affections
relief and convincing evidence OF Is restorative
power upon trial
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tive information; with this. however.
We shall not trouble the reader inst
here, for General Rollston himself fela-
ted 1t, and the person to whom ho did
relate 1t, and the attendant circumstan.
COS, gave 1t a peculiar interest.
Sunce it to say here, that General
hollestou went on board the Shannon,
charged With curious information about
James Seaton; and sailed for England
In the wake of the Prossrpine, and
about two thousand miles astern.
no ne CoNTINUEp.l
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