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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22
Latest by Telegraph.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January l7.-l.ast
lights session was devoted to the dis.
cussion OF the new cotton bill, with
several angry col}cquys
The Senate was not in session to-
day.
In the House, the Ways aud Means
Commlttee reported on the anti-con-
traction bill, with the recommends
ton OF non-concurrence with the Sen-
alto amendments; viii IA was adopted.
Several private bills were disposed Of.
Ine vote on reconstruction was post.
poncd to Monday. The iession to-
ssn,orrow will be for dcbste only. The
'fdlscusslon was resumed. Brooks
mode a atreng speech in opposition.
Ailuding to the radical programme, he
said : "We don't intend to be ruled
10y any such Government .as that, and
the processes OF legislation hy which
1T Is to be reached will be uudonc By
the people. Many OF the opposition
members are acting IN utter defiance
of the expressed win of their constitu-
ents.' Referring to the Supreme
Court, Brooks said: "You may over
throw And cw johnson you may de-
stroy the i,XecHtwe you may turn
Whole STAKES into Haytis, Jamaicas
and Africas; but when you throw
yourselves against that bulwarl1 of the
Constitution, your runy arms will
shake and culver and be blasted in
the iiSst bluw YOU strike against it,"
Hubb"rt ofConnncticut, followed in
denmc'a ion of the bil and the emas
culation of the Suprcmc Court. lie
denounced the prupo I'd Legislation as
felony against the States he would
not say Congress; was lnfamons, but
this hiN was more than Infamous.
Il cove notice that should. Grant ae-
copi the law IN carry it out as pro-
posed Re wor1H break his back be-
tore tn" '"u}!n l' would forfeit al
the 'hn,ars be.hai Won. This bill and
ril others were ROT mp frr Afr;caniz-
ing them and h.ahing use of them 70
nentralixc majerities at the North.
The debate proceeded, and the Rcpub-
'licans we're evidently on the defensive
throughout. The Committee on
Freedmen reported "A bill for the sale
pf'rcrtvin lands and lots on tho sea!
ISLANDS Of D"Au!ovt District, S. G.
pc,itio'.n irou citi2nms Of l.ouisiana,
asking aid IN the construction Of the
O'N 'ousuS Railroad, we're olcred..-
Adjourned.
NssnINGroS, January lb.-SENNrE.-.
The Chnr pres anirl a memorial from the
Mississippi Bnnrd or Registrations setting
forih III" gcn"r', dcs'itntinn. The memo
rin'ists say Ii So,Hihing 10 not done soon
The G"v"Fnn&nt mus, provide o lnrgc'bury-
ing gr",ind
Mr. y 'wo' 2 ""an' cd a petition fFom four
ihouS. Wr.'' 90 he District asking
'H' p. -" rn = ~. y s;niing mat 'hcy
~ "t 1np ~ 'ttih. and ~hic
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Coninissioie er's Once,
Ja". II 1858
jan ] 81 N3
U. S. NARSIi.ih'S SALE,


IQY Virtue of an Execution TO me di-
- rcctcd, / viii uiirr for sale at Fairfield
Court House on the .irsi Wednesday
in February next, within ihc legal jhours Of
sale, to ;he highest bidder, fo. Cash, the
following Feat amt Personal Property.
parchasers to pay fer Titles. To wit
One tract of 3OG acres, more or less. Of
lind III Fairfield District, lying on lougucs
Branch, about one milr northwcS. cf The
'o"n Of Niunshoro and bounded by ianls of
Charles Cn heart, Richard Ca,hcart, Joseph
II. Kennedy and 4. f Ellison 800 juSh.
els Of Cottcn Seed, more Or less, | Wagon,
3 Mules, | Horse, the BacoR or six hcnd Of
Ilogs, Plantation Tools, sc. Levied upon
as 'hc properly Of G. W. Faucet, ut Tic
suit Of Bulklcy, Fiskc S Co.
j. j. NJ EppIN<2,
U. S. Marshal.
per Z. W. 0LLGVEH, Sp, Dry.
jan ll-tlx2
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z * q r A K 81 r EN- II

recognizes Mr.. Stanton II is confidently
htEHt charges ofnsubordi nation 'h'.ug
over Grant, Nothing definite is known,
but the feeling is quite feycrsh.
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Prom Moth Carolina

RALElGI, January l1.--Tho. State
Convention met, agrccobly toGeneral
Canby's order to-day, in Commons
Hall, Eighty-Gyc delegates answer.
ed TO their names. A temporary or
ranization was cHectcd by calling r.
". King, Of Lcmoire, to the chair, aud
J. j. Andrews, Of Raleigh, to act US
Secretary, .i.,.
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from WASHINGTON,

"AsnINGToN, January Ia -ImlnCnse
meetings were held Ncr'hward On Saturday
regarding the safety Of nlurazca ci izct,s
The question is assuming o startling inpor-
'unce.
i2r tn;lc&i cnun,5 Convention in lutiipu.
sr I've" 20 in&,ruo, delegates 20 4 e
".l',' y incorporate Ii uiau& IN
SIS: h'His vii, lrrri
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

J''|.'f ''t.
,u.. The uonm.u.. puanc Lands
'op"t: | adversely ", pll giving The p,,',
10 Ia az t.. ,;,rGps urdcr lie l,mpg:c..i
laws
,.n. hll nmcs,linv the homestca,, law,
niinw ry he sritIcrs I, make rcces,ary
aJl.L.,la ! iorr clerks Of .he cou,,y courts,
VAS pissed.
/ bill providing for the coinage Of five
.r-.,
The reconstruction bill wns resumed
.WonI I,,yin. Tho H,,i Ic chory
hc ~ - ,,." ,. nm. ~, mos,
ln',mlr, IN ,o,ooy
,CorSAs
Mr. sIp., ,n,c...o ..
- ,u&., ~ t.a'e. ns
by s.yi,. ,y
TIL .SI J. q q. .r =
order
Mr. WorA t<rr (" y t
the iion>r Hy .,ry,v,v ,a @...
Wonu ia i ="
MIR, R.N. ,.r., red j. ,..:aso',Bi,i. si ean>l.I.
ahGn ..ar noisrA Gy = pl"ry vote. 4pd
Wot1 fny,o""a ihr bar of the itou;e ,lI
was censrr'l
The is.,n in was wide.
Mr.. abuic' gave notice ofan .anlpndmfn,
deolariDr n y oiTicet' vacant, and apthoriz,
ihB WA sA'fiYtS to-dii. luSlh, |.tlu tk!!E II
the dn'y Of ,dislfict commanders to confirm
and install tho convention appoin,ecs
Adjourned. f.'
WAsHiNGroN, January f8.--SENHTE.-A
bill authorizing Tho sale of lIarper's Ecrry
was introduced; also, oEp reducing ihq
Federal army
The Judiciary Committee 1Sera required
tor"por bill regulating impeachment
trials. nts
Information" from the President Regarding
Burlingame's Chinese mig sion, was demand.
cd:
Tho Secretary OF the Treasury asked
whether there are not surplus funds on
hand which could not bo advanis geously
'eonveyea'int" the Treasury.
bill amendingtho Cons'itaIiomto pro-
vide tribunal to ndjudicate differences
between the government and tho States was
taken up, but the Senate went into oxecu>
tive hcssion and sdjclrncd. f}c'
-2a1srsR.-Vndor tho regular Mondays
% S"l bills M were err, III, inroaneod r d. estabishing
ne 1sil!geren, r!ghts efihs =, g u'.'.sd states;
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~ PasscIycr Trains on the South Carroll.
M Railroad will run as follows, viz:
Leave Charleston, i 80 n m
Arrive ut Kingsvillr,, II l.l6 m
Leave Kingsvils ll.dO a IN
Arrive AZ Columbia, 10 1 10 y m
Leave Columbia, 1000 a III
arrive Al Kingsville, IL 80 a IN
Leave Eingsyillr, L. O5 IN
Arrive nj Charleston. T.O5 m.
Leave Charleston for Augusta, 10 10 II III
Arrive n, Augus'e 40 y IN
lenvo Augusta, $40 n II
Arrive y, Char!rS.oa, l2 20 J. IN
Thr Pas&cn,tcr Trans on the Camden
.Rrhnch will connect with the Up and Down
Columbia Trains nh'l Wilmington and Man
chester Ra'lronI rrai'is, OF Mondays,
Wednesdays and saturdays.
Night Exp, c>s. freight snl Passenger
Accommodation Train will run as follows,
viz:
beaS" Charleston for Columbia, $40 p m
Arrive Al Colrcubia, 500 a m
Leave Columbia, 500 y III
Arrive ut Charleston, 3 "a m
Leave Charleston C.Y Augus,a = 30 y m
ArriN" NJ Augusta, $50 NJ
Leave Augusta 4 10 p in
Arrive &; Charleston, 100 q IN
II, I, pEAkE. Gen'l Supt.
oct 8 ,t
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:
,a4% 81 .tu
meu ,sa' m,, v,a %se n
u.rsSa.Iy =. inar ri ..3 .u,",,..
ana Treasurer ~ :, "I. a.
s Cox is n"njhN'c,jf ,m"hc Au&
Miasinn
james Lcnricl;, sccrn,t ,elcr Loses
Taylor's New York City Bank, is ,.,e ale
cd deihulLcr alladed to in tie noon tis.
patches: rhn bank is n strong concnvn,
having q surplus oF 2;rly million. len.
rick had furlou h 20 visit The country. out
wontto Europe.
Aftor The .S"tc VI the"bill to 6rgnniac tho
rule of the Suncme. Court inthe louse to-
day, Mr.. Garfield moved tosu;ir II tho
rules that he might introduce ah,li TO re
ducc and improve the military establish.
ment by tho discharge Of one major general.
The one last commissioned in the grade
before Jamtn,T, 1868 -Hnuc0ck s.a,i
After dc%icad intimn.iOns on tho p7srt of
Brooks, Rauclll and others, Tint .thoy
would resort ;tillibustcring 10 prevent the
bill passing, Mr.. Garfield withdrew his
motion, giving notice tha,ho Hould renew
it next Monday. el sta,,,
The Senate, to day, after executive scs.
aion Of fye hours, passed the resolution
reported from fhc Committee on Military
Ahiirs, declaring tho reasons of The Prrsi :,
dent FOR removing Stanton from fine ,War
Department insuIiciHnt,. and that tbey do
not, L,thoreio'cconcur, in the act of .sns2an-
sion The vote on tbs. .pa.saae. Of tho roso-
Luton is--yeas, S5; nays. G.
3'he Senate then ordered certified COPY
of the resolution 10 h3.aent to che President,
Gran. and Stanton. ~ sr,.f ~
.WAsnJSaroN, January 14,-tsrtiied CO.
pies Of tho Senat6's action regarding Sian
toms suspension were.furnishcd the Presi-
dent, Grant and Stanton Inst night. Grant
and stanton had n conference date last
night, land met again Lhismorning at tho
War. Office. Gran, left the office afterwards
and Stanton remained Stanton received
calls from various Officers f'ko departs
ment, bnt up to noon Ind not formally COM
mehced business tUp to noon rl,e Prcsi.
dent had taken no aClon inahGpremiscs ~
ihSnow ,is falling heavily 5tls. 5lg Us, a
Stanton issued 10 torder. tbi6 afternoon
Informing tho employees of the ,Wari Office
TINT he had again f6ken possession offhS
portfolio Of tho War Office. Stanton drew
nearly three thousand dollars from the pay
officer, being his,aAlary during his spspen.
eion. TY 80, ~
iRovcnue today, $278, 0oG,,Fs Y Siss'lat7. !
Pope assigned TO ths command Sffiilia
Bsparttnenttof,ths Lakos,nithheadqGasters
OF Detroit,a siiif5sai I'd 6i,itsg aJ...nsfs'P
1tis nnieretood tho Pfoaiasnt tn no, way
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SIEERINWS SALES

t(E Virtna Sundry Executions .c nae d;.
- tc@nd will oHGr fNr SAX, n, Friri0li
Hourt liousc om The first Monday npd the
day following "a EthrUni ucXt. within he
legal homs Of 5M'c, to the h@hcst bildnr,
for Cash, tie following Hra Property
Purchasers to pny for titles. To 'wit: t
.Onctract oi son acres. moro : &r less, Of
land in Fnirli"ld District, Noun,'r by lands
OF rh"s AIcKins,ry. A. n. hoy, james
McH2unch, Mrs. Nancy Frnzicr, Col Mm
&"'irlr nul eters. Levied upon MS tic pro-
p,nt& Of Joun Micklo Robertson, Mt tho sui,
Of Narthn +. RoEertEo:. vs. NC Robert
SD, EX'Vr. '"--' Hl
U,.c troc, Of 5l1 acres, M or less, Of
land in L ;,i"n District adjoining lands of
l'hos. True, 4. +. Eikin, john y. Broom,
br. Thos. 4. Broom aud others Levied
upon as tho. property Of aancs II. Sheld. sl
the suit Of Geo. IL McMastcr ana others.
Hne trsct of III acres more or less of
Hnd in Fairfield Diar,ic., lying,o on the west
Ic OF Litilc Eivcr, ;,ld on The rien;
/ nd side OF the roa'! lead. from Winns
ar3 T. ~;@.Ho by i'n"' n1u'" Nord. ana
, hAnc ! ~ lands Of Cj,rhOcr llnrrieni,
/ Airs. MH;'' lMcn, J. Il GlHdnrr a,nl others.
hHYiea upon rs the rropo 'of !. Y. Glad
> ~ 's'E sun W u y LilD Nll'i
cra.
Gne tract Of 1850 acres, moro or less, of
land in Fairfield District, on, waters ef
Iacks"ns Greek, about three miles north
west Of Wiunshoro adjoining ,nnds Of Dir.
w. Y Aiken, Richard. Gn,hcart, John IT,
Na'hc"rt. @. ". Faucet aud .otl,r, i. Lev
led upon NJ the property Of. II. l. 2G'tison, at
tltcs'tit II l.. u. Rodgers g. 60. y. Lau~
drrdLlc md others.
One lul ronrini' nhouc z A,.-z .ilnar.
or less, ,lwi'b Dw"i'i,lp bdr aaMGtat n2E,3.
ings in NJ aico'lo, LeA.gl .upIn .n> tkn
'.4@r+" Y p : f..,;. Fl39aia Z, s., III ti 2;
2 .s Y %v~.
So rAgy GNl
,'A9 ~ 1867 g
jan l!-fIx2 gss
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Mp, ZION L INS1TY(J'pB
Us WINNSRORN, sc.

HE aoholas, yca,' &C This Institution
i for 1863. opens NGNBAN, The 81 day
of February.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Board with ilition in the English
branches, Mathematics and An
Glen, Languages. sllo 90
French, Philosophy and Chemistry,
each, IS 90
Day Scholars, according to The
class. fro,h sSl2.o 80 90
G. i. WGODwARD,
jan Gift Principal.
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H e N "a X N i
Commissioners Sale.

Henry A. Gallard, Cohi'r -. Jacob Ecas.
ter asnd o'herss
\ pursuance of ordH's 0f Court, will sell
l. at public outcry 10 The highest bidder,
at tho Court House in Wrlpsboro, on tho
lst Monday iu February next the following
Tract Of Land, described in the pica,lings
in this cause. Known rs the "BUCKIIEAp
PLACE" situstc'in this District, contain.
inu . ..-,
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hiycrpool Market.

LIvERpooL, Jan. Is. Evening.
Cotton active, excited and advanced /
sales 10000 balvs. uplanls Il TO al
rive u.
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| IN and after October thc 9Th, 1867. tho
| " Passchgcr Trains on the South Carroll.
| M Railroad will run as rallows viz
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3O8 7 .A.CR- -DS

S1\IN'., -i'A-N|-ICI-Ik-O,
more or less. and bounded by lands of Eat.
David Milling Mrs. Fauny Means, Jas. W
Young and others.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

ba, 41aet NOTICE. 70 loiigasa
4 LL'pcrsons indebted to usi by, nose OF
IA account, win, find tito their Interest to
500 us at oEee, and before the ,Fshrpsry,
.ys 45l "a, DESP0ItIIsS IS p B)ls0,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-13
Raiifaxltems.l

HALIFAX, February lin, the House
last nights after the Attorney General and
Mr.. Troop had spoken. a. member gave
notice OF bis intention to move a. series OF
amendments to the repeal resolutions, The
debate on the latter was resumed to-day
1t is generally asserted that the delegation
to England on the subject of the repeal
will proceed by the next Inmans steamer,
leaving here on the l4th instant. The
names of the delegates are not publicly
known, but it is reported that Mr. Howe
wM be one. The House will probably ad-
journ for several weeks, shortly after their
departure.
The City of Limerick. and ether vessels
which have arrived here report very ex-
and east of New Foundland. - .sS.,5s
The report that two frigates were ordered
by cable telegram to proceed to England
Is without foundation. -. -
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Cincinnati Money market-Feb. ls.z
GOLD-140A.

New York stocA ."arnsr-Feb. I2..Ir
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-The firm Of
Henry, Clewes & Co. report Governments
steady, especially bonds of '87. The fol-
lowing are the closing quotations at 4:3O
PM, which is one hour and half later
than has been heretofore given: Coupons
of 'S1 1121s; do of '62 1113s@l111s5; do Of
'64 1O914 !; do of '65 l0934@l @llGs do new l07zs
@l0S11s do of '67 lOS1s @l0814 10-40's
1041s@l05 7-3O's 1074@l0724. 1fssi4s
Z SfOCKS-Canton 614@62; Cumberland
3s; Adams Express 751S@75s4;; Merchants'
Union 353s@35%; American 72@73; United
States 74@75; Wells, Fargo & Co. AZ; Quick
silver 25s Mariposa 8; Pacific Mail 1lO36@
HOY; Atlantic 95@95L; New York Central
1880 q 1885; Erie 751S@76; preferred sOA
@S05ss; HUDSON l4S14 q @i4S1s; Harlem pre-
ferred l291a; Reading 9414@9436; Hartford
& Erie l51s; Ohio Certificates s3316 @33k;
Wabash 47@474; ST. Paul 5011@5O15; do
preferred 661s @67; Michigan Central 1l3;
Michigan Southern 931s@9356; Illinois
Central, 13S@l4O; Pittsburgh Y61I@961<;
Toledo 1lI4@H134; Rock Island 1913;
Northwestern 81 @6l116s; do preferred 751<@
1913; Fort Wayne. l0l3s@1011a; Chicago q
Alton 135; Hannibal & ST. Joe preferred IS;
Marietta &c Cincinnati, first preferred, 2S1x;
Terre Haute 50%; Columbus 110; Missouri
I0411aa;; Tennessee 64144; new Tennessee 8Ox.
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Colorado.

WASHINGTON, FEB. 12.-The Senate COM
snittee on Territories to-day made favor
!. BILE report on the Senate bill to admit Col
I RADIO into the Union, concluding as fol-
,ows: So. -
AS it has..been the practice of the Gov
ernment to admit new States without re-
lquiring any specified amount of popula-
tion, and as at present the population OF
Colorado appears to be equal or more than
many States heretofore admitted, and as it
appears that it is almost the unanimous
wish of the people to be admitted under
the present bill, and as Congress has
expressly voted her admission by an
enabling act, it seems but just to the peo-
pie of Colorado that the piighted faith OF
the Government should, be made good by
the admission of the State, which your
committee unanimously recommend q
"a The committee show an improved condi-
ton of the Territory, including an increase
of population since the former bill was
vetoed by the President. -. 5-...tt., -,
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME e. F. THORNTON. the great English
Astrologist. Clairvoyant and Psychometrician. who
W orid. has now located herself at Hudson. m. Y
Madame thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight. to enable her to impart knowl-
edge of the greatest importance to the single
ried of either While in state of trance. she
delineatesth veryfeatures the person you are
to marry, and blythe aidsof an instrument of in
tense power. known as the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees produce alifeke picture of the future hus-
band or wife of the applicant together with date of
marriage position in life leading traits of charac-
ter, &c This is no humbug, as thousands of testi-
monls can assert She will send when desired
certified certificate or written guarantee. that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing
small lock of hair. and stating Place Of birth age.
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture and desired information BY
return mail. AL communications sacredly conf-
Dental. Address in confidence MADAME E. +.
THORNTON, P. D. Box 22s. Hudson. N. Y. ~ -z ~
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HAYOUNGLADY returning

in the City. was hardly recognized by her friends.
place of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness
and instesd of twentyhree she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of SO gr,
q change she plainly told them that she used the
Ctrcassi an balm, and considered it an invalu-
able acquisition to any Ladys toilet. By its use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in its
combination as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also healing cleansing and beautiying the skin and
complexion. By its direct action on the cutice it
draws from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface Nature INTENDED it
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W. l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists.
81 Nos Vest Fayette St., Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-13

A DOR ESS TO THE NERVOUS AND
~ Dehilitated whose suferings have been pro-
aaire prompt t atnent to render existence desra-
Bile. If You are suffering or haye suffered from in
voluntary discharges. what efe It does it produce
blitated, easily tired? Does little extra exefton
produce papitation of the heart? Do your liver,
out Of 'ofderY is your urine sometimes thick
milky or focky. or is it ropy on settling Ordoes
the bottom after it has stood awhile? boy you have
spells OF short breathing or dyspepsiaY Are your
bowels constipstssd Do you have spells of faint
upon this subject? 10 you feel dull lis less. mop
left alone. to get away from everybody? Does any
little thing make you startor jump Is your sleep
brilliant? The bloom on your cheek as brighff Do
70 enjoy yourself in society as well2 Dc you pur-
sue your bust business with the same energy Doyoa
spirits dull and tagging. given to fits of melan-
choly If So do not lay it to your liver or d. spep-
your knees weak and have but little appetite. and
you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver complain
cured. and sexu.l excesses. are ali capable of pro-
ducing q weakness of the generatiye organs. The
faint. energetic. perseyering. successful business
men are ways those whose generativs organs are
in perfect health2 You never hear such men COM
plain of being melancholy. Of nervousness, Of pal
pitation of the heart They are never afraid they
8uCCe60
and discouraged they are always polite and pleas;
ant in the company of ladies, and look you and
them right in the face-pone Of your dPyncsst looks
OF any other meanness about them l do not mean
those who keep the organs infammed by running to
excess. These will not only ruin their constitu-
tions, but also those they do business with
or. 1i1s 1ssr . .94s So.
about hat state of weakness in those organs that
has duced the general system much as to in
duce almost every other dsease--idiocy, lunacy
parsysis spinal Affections suicide, and almost
ery other form of disease which humanity is heir
to- and the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected and have doctored for all but the right
one. sl.as--.l - ~ .,55ggI :. -.
uretic. TREMENDOUSLY FLUID EXTRACT BU-
Chit IA the great Diuretic and is certaiu cure for
diseases of the Bladder. Kidneys. Gravel. Dropsy
Oresnic Weakness, Female Complaints. GenerA
Debility, and all diseases of the. Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Male or Female. from whatever
cause originating and no matter of how long stand
f no treatment is submitted to. Consumption or
Insanity may ensue.s Our flesh and blood are sup
ported from these sources and the health and hap
piness, and that Of rosterity, depend upon prompt
Helmbold' IS Extract Buchu. estab!ished upward of
IL years prepared by II. I. HELMBOLD. Druggist.
594 Broadway, New York, and "
Io4 South 10th street. Philadeiphia, Pa.
PRIcK-Sl IS per bottle, or bottles for $6 So de.
liyered to any address. Sold BY all Druggists eve-
where. aoY0 ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-13
TRY A BOTTLE

And be convinced! It will only cost you your time
in using it, if it does you no good.
DIR. TOBIAS, VENETIAN LINIMENT.
As an external remedy in cases of Chronic
Rheumatism, Chapped Hands. Mosquito Bites.
Cuts. Stiffness of the Joints and Contraction of the
Muscles, Hes ache. Bruises Pains in the Limbs,
Back and Chest. Sores, Toothache, Stings of In
sects end Sprains. its wonderful curative powers
are miraculous. =
Taken internally in cases of Sick Headache,
olc, Bowel Complaints. Cholera. Dysentery. Vom-
iting and Dyspepsia, its soothing and penetrating
qualities are felt as as taken.
If the reader or his friends have any Q laint
named in this advertisement, try the Venetian
Liniment., Remember. if you do not find relief
you can have your money refunded.
Ask for DR.. Tobias enetisn Liniment and take
no other. 1t is pleasant to take and clean to
and eradicates the disease from the system that
it does not return. is the after using the
many Liniments, Pain Killers and Oils now food
ing the country. that only stop the pain while the
article is being used. and then return.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold by all the Drug
gists. aas.9 G+5s
Depot 5s Cortlandt' street, N. Y. H
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