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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

FoR anything and everything in the
way Of Boots or Shoes 60 10 Bload q
Bachman's. Nv ''l-.a - i','' u !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

.THE Rustic Carte 1mperials made at
ParhIdge's are ahead Of any thIpEr~e
have seen in that line. : N Won
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

rFntE French Tasting Button G aud
Iace Caters 1t Blond a BpGhmah's'
corner sprlgg Alley, Main Street. Nc, ,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

TIE North Pole has been discovered
and NJ y On e exhibition Gt the Bridge
Corner Drug Store. l, "g' ,'' ,.,ji,'I,
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Saw and Grist Mill For sale.
WE OFFER FOR SALE, DUB STEAM
wv Saw and GriSt MIL, ktuatb at Safdis
Monroe County, ohio. Tue above property
VIII 20 sold on cary Terms OF exchanged for
'' jaai.n NEsBlgr a HoaNBRook.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

.B1oNp \ B4oHH4a, ia have ~ received ! Ia q
hne assortment OF the Spring Style Of
Lasting BalmorGlA and Button gaitsra.
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EraHspurtatluu.-
BALFIMORR d ORI0 3. " C0liiP'Y
GRAFTON
4MODATI0N,

..,., -.. WHEELING, May 9Th, 1850.
DAhsENGER TRAINH WILL RUN az
the following schedule on md after the
lOtn Gay OF nay, Icy heeltng time. 5S ~, !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

THErpreit and Sweets st God Liver olin
the world, mGnutAeEursd nom tresh healthy
liyers, upon the ia Shofe.. II d perfectly
pure and sweet. AJAX for n Hazard . ca,
wells Cod Liver oil,,n manufactured by. p.
CAsWELL, HAZARD 4 Co,
w " u n " New York.
Sold BY all Druggists.
~. ~ ~. lsgt = ,maya5.TuFr-d&v [
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

For Sale q, 0 Bargain. a,
CECoNp HAND PANEL Doors, WIN
y dow sash, Glazed Venetian, Window
snutterS, all as good AZ new for sale low by
mars ,l,r.- 4, Y. hEILLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03

MAGNOLIA WATRR.-superlor to the
beSt imported German Cologne, and
sold Of half the price. h'o eoddAw
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KABp-LHAYw
0WhanItn0

NAgA- AGAND
wheeling
: daily at......6:96 o. m,
Cameron.......7s90 "
|MAnnlngton.8:@ ~
FRirm0nt.... $40 W
ARRIVING AT
Grafton al. l0:46 q. m,
ParkeTSburg.1:46 pm.
! SpndnyB o1cepta[lI
'teslutlh'RYpRER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-27
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS op''.''0'
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large ana compietsstock ofinproyed
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Columns, Wnr,a,ngs scuttie irons
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p pnsa. aa,.v, Hoe Chains, Bridge Bolts.
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And do Ill kinds Of Machine Forging.
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ono' AP Pni.T cIITTERS.
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1850 Moch;no Shon
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contribute to make their facilities s1e''''h'
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only omy,a aas ees' : A's'- - 1' "
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Steam Drums, Mud Receivers,
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sh1s rAr, Unu HsArss LINZ CATCHER
Aud keep for sale good assorsnsnto Of
galyes COekx. Oil CUBS, ana 0tneI 1IlMAllHes |
Nv arrans cement With g. ". TODD w., "e'e
i their soMsssseyf rdes', With Hsisns eooeu'
Hi Stones rroo' s.a%. Mi pcta
mut MsHnines' ssa..,or oup'' Hose.
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fnt-e'ibers +hnni prrray ~ he ausr,er =, ,ha
q q be stage to hny part Of Tire n,fsd
eA't - TWO tKSTs number. This rat only ap.I..
Is dgu1ls- fst'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
EUROPE.

TURKEY AND EGYPT-THE PROPOSED PARDON OF
The FEN1ANs.
LONDON, September 15.-A rumor is in cir
ouation thata conference will be proposed on
the Iurco-Egyptian question. Russia ard
Prussia maintain an attitude of reserve, and the
P.vers are not disposed to accept tho
pAopven' pes, 'lse they regard the question es
merely ma'ter - the internal administration
of Turkey.
The Pail Mall Gazett.,oa;n,o;Ds t,ot .,o
argument against granting ph-lon to Tho 1,on.
ians on the ground Of prudence Is &, s,ro,o -,
the argument upon the question OF ;,,s.;on
There can be only two constructions put 49,,
such an act. One class will regard it MS q,
not OF cowardice. and the other as the inaucu.
ration of career OF revolution.
LONDON, September 17.-The Star. n R,dica,
organ, states that the difficulty between the
United States and Spain on the Cuba ones.
ton ID IN fair way of settlement. rumor of
proolamation, guaranteeing religious liberty
and the freedom of election, to be shol.ly ia.
sued by the Spanish Government, is q better
omen; but If the reports ofthe military govern.
ment in Cuba are true, concessions must be
profaced by one moro essential namely, thai
the Cubans be permitted to live and enjoy
them.
Advices have been received announcing the
total wreck Of the Indian mail steamer Cornalie
OF the Island OF Shaduan, in the upper part o T
the Red Sea. Tho passengers and crew reach
ed the shore in safety. The mails we're lost.
The steamer had large amount OF specie,
which was aleo lost.
TIE EMPEROR OUT.
PARIS, September 17,-Tho Emperor appear
ed on tho streets Yesterday
THE LABoRINa INTERESTS.
BAsLE, September 15.-The International
Workingmen's Congress convened yesterday.
large number of delegates were present.
Oongratulatory letters and dispatches from all
! parts OF Europe and North America have been
received. A letter from the German working
men OF New York City, ragretting their inl-
bility to send delegate, and communication
from the National Labor Union Of the United
States, were read. Mr.. Cameron, the American
delegate, made long speech, and invited the
delegates to attend the National Labor Con-
Tess at Q incinnaH, in 1870.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
all ABOUT TEE STATE.

VIOLENCE IN sPAnTANBUna AN OUTRAGEOUS
MURDER.
asrapbs: ''
CURED between Henry O.. Alley and Monroe
Burnett, Of this place, which resulted in the
shooting Of the latter by the former in tho
loot. The wound is considered serious, and
nett was IN employee of Mr.. James A. Fowler.
and regarded by his employer Oh nh honest. in.
dpstr1ous and peaceab.o man. and was fl vc-a-
oly Known by the citizens generally. But he
voted the dry ticket in the town council
election, and his assailapt was the keeper of q
retail WhisseY shop, and by such votes as Bur
nette has been driven to impersonase certain
Ssnaaespsrlan character who ls said to have lost
hls occnpatlon; and henoe, we understand,
originated tho difficulty. Alley was at once
arrested and required to answer at the next
court OF General Sessions in bond of $1,000.
,,,i =! is WIN feeilngs OF the deepest regret
that we record the fret assassination wGich
We remember to have disgraced the apnals Of
our poaceabe and quiet town. Last night
aIont sa 10 o'clock, two fiends in human form,
fatally bent on doing the work Of their master.
the devil, with loaded guns, slipped up close
to the person OF their upoffending and uusus-
pactlng victim, Frank Burnett, freedman of
onr town, and discharged the leadon contents
OF the gun into bis breast: killing him nstant-
~. The assassains fed immediately. They
Wero seen by some persons, who happened to
be passing near the place, as they fed. They
rSS iuihieuiately pursued Dut aided by the
darkness, made good thor escape. we under.
stand tho deceased voted tho dry ticket with
his unfortunate brother. Monroe.
"Mr. James Alley has been arrested, but we
arc not informed OF the evidence against him. /"
TOWN ELECTION IN sPApTANBURa-A BLOW AT
THE wHIsKEY TRADE.
The Spartan says: "lhe election for iuton-.
dant and t5o wardens OF our town, to All tho
vacancies caused BY the resignation Of threo
OF the late council. resulted in tho election of
Colonel John II. Eyins, intendint, and ]. w.
Carlisle and George CoGeld wardens, BIZ tho
handsome majority of fity-two votes. The
whole town certainly bas cause TO congral,i-
late itsel that it's interests are to be entrusted
10 gentlemen whose acknowledged ability and
moral worth are q sufficient guarantee OF a
faithful and prosperous administration And
however hopeiesa may be the cprospect OF its
realization, the wish is irrepressible that oyery
Office in our misruled aud unhappy State was
filled with just such men,. It will be neet)iess
to etate to those who knog the gentlemen
above named that the reign of dramshops ip
( spartanburgis at end.i Tho ,issue or !.ji.
cinso" or ,sno lioense"e was5 fairly made, and
the people have decided, by strong majority.
that whiskey drinking is an evil that ehouid
no suppressed, and not q luxury to be taxed"
sa'RrANBUho AND 1HE AIRLINE RAILROAD.
Inc sfartan says: .'.rha dtigena es !his-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES,

1usd's linseed oil works, in Cherry y-str eet,
NEW York, were burned yesterday. Loss
I $2oO,oOe,
Captain E., McBarron Timoney, Of Georgia,
has been appointed United States cousu, to
Tumbez, Peru.
Frederick Brapgent, of Union, New Jersey,
yestorday istally stabbed his two sons during
o fami' ,arrel.
Ateiefram from Santa Fe reports that Tho
Indians are killing women and children, and
driving away much stock.
The Ohio Democratic Convention yesterday
nominated ticket consisting half of Demo-
Gratis md half OF Republicans.
1 Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania, has ap-
sPointed full delegation to the Southern Com
tneroial Convention at louisville, on tho 18th
pr October.
The Virginia. State Central Conservative
Committee have adopted resolutions advising
against the election Of United atates scpators
at the meeting Of the Legislature on the 9th
d. October. T
Waddy Thompson, who was arrested at
Memphis, Tennessee, with Perry Fuller, for
alleged revenuo frauds. was taken from the
cars ut Jacbson, Tennessee, en- route for New
Oleans, on writ Of hebsas corpus and
brought to Memphis where he was released ON
the gleund that revenue officers conld only
commit OF bail. bat not sond persons from
State to state. Thompson was immediately
re.aTresteo' Dut an>ewards released on bail.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsn1NoToN, September 17.-Admiral Hoff
has failed in two efforts TO communicate With
Secretary Robeson, to whom he designs to re-
port orally regarding Cuba.
1t seems to be understood that tho treasury
sales of gold and tue purchase of bonds will be
continued through October, and spcculators
are operating on this hypothesis
Dclano forbids the preparation of packages
OF smoking tobacco containing over pound.
Bou.weli's ''catechism," which involves the
biography of all treasury employees, is an
swered to-day. Several clerks, male and female,
resigned rather than submit to the inquisition
Judge Advocate Clinton has been relieved
from duty in the Department OF the South, and
ordered to report for duty in tho Filth Military
District He will be succeeded by JuIge Ad-
vooate Goodfellow.
Consul Dudley at Liverpool reports all in
fictitious cattle disease, first attacking tho hoof
and then the mouths from licking the hoofs.
Animals of different species contract the di-
sease from each other.
Mary III. Harris, the negress indicted at
Macon, Georgia, for passing counterfeit
money, swears, as States evidence, that Shurc-
man, the person on trial, took her TO the touse
of Il. NJ. Turner, late postmaster at Macon,
Georgia, and left on her bed $19OO telling her
If asked where she got 80 large Gum to say
she found it. Attempting to pass q portion
OF this money was the cause of her arrest,
Shureman told her the money could be passed.
South, but not North. There. we're three ne,
groes on the jury.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
GIRLS, BROTHERS.
Tho1r use ana Asuse.
From the Temple Rar.l

Tho man who thinks about marrying neces-
sarily becomes student Of chcracter, and
spends good proportion Of his time III that
amiabie pursuit. It may happen that no is
disposition from her manner, and epeech, and
conduct; and tho chances arc that he gets con.
sideraoly bewildered. II the girl or woman In
whom he is interested is Mt all complex in
character or variable in humor-and sho ia a
miracle Of o woman il she is not-he will form
dozen different estimates OF her nature in as
many weeks; and at last confess that, II nd
does marry her, ne must marry her on trust.
just at this particular period brother comes
IN handy. Blinded by the power OF feminine
oyes, or fascinated by that ideal appearance
which every woman ION her trial" knows how
70 assume, the doubling lover turns to his
the family character In the rough. Here, in
quiet gray light hc may perceive all those
traits OF mind aud habit which arc other OBJ
sGuaed S;9a,a., or made attractive by tho lsmbent
witcbery OF his mistress presence. Not only
have men lees power Of selE.concealment than
women, but they have, further, no object. in
assuming nm ideal character in order to please
their sisters suitors. OF conrse. it cannot be
brother aud sister will be in any degree alike.
lilo contemplatIye lover must choose ont
the brother that is, physically most like
ms particular sister1must cultivate his
revelation. II this brother be young especni-
ly, tue manner in which he will iIiristrato
several OF bis sisters peculiarities which have
hitherto puzzled the loyor ,is very singular.
tho weak points Of the bringing up, notions
and temper br the whole family. He has
neither the age, caution, wit cor wisdom Of his
sister; and obeys the caprice or wbim Of tho
moment without any regard 70 the attentive
With ingenious garrulity he will let you into
hmily secrets; and may give very different
versions OF stories which looked icharming,
or only ccmic.l, when they fell from The lips
OF his more astate sister. It may be said that
man is acting uuworthjly In taking advantage
Of the yonth's innocence to pry into family
secrets, bpt everything is fair In marriage; and
" nothing has been concealed nothing can be
ELECTED by this Indirect ,methed OF oross-ox-
animation. II tho 5girlTjis as amiable. and
honest, and Rood.tenperad d as she prof asses to
bt; . sse h5ttaas h5ta tta0ss sTtisss and bsaa-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

SEIZURE OF TIE LIZZIE BAKEa.-Wc fnd
tho following itom in tho Jacksonville Union of
Tuesday
The steamer Lizzio Baker, plying between
Collector Greeley, on her arrival from Sayan.
nah last Saturday, charged with violation of
the internal revenue laws, in carrying un-
stamped packages of liquor. kseper was
proceed to Palatka to discharge her freight,
returning Sunday evening. Yester Jay morn
lug she was turned over to the CUSTODY or
Deputy Marshal Holland, who accepted bonds
500. 600, to SECURE her return to this port on
Saturday next, when bonds signed by Sayap-
nah bondsmen will probably bo gwen for her
forthcoming at the next term Of the United
lation with which she is charged is tho forfeit
ure OF the steamer. The steamer is owned in
Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
TIE PIR4G UAYAN WAR.

ACTIVE OPERATIONS COMMENCED by THE ALLIES
a FORMIDABLE ASSAULT ON LopEz's POSITION
FROM ALL sIDEs.
PARIS, September 15.-Advices from PARA
quay to the 9Th Of August, via Rio Janeiro,
have been resolved. The provisional government
had been established at Asuucion, consisting
OF Reduya, Enraya and VIyercla, The allies
had commenced active operations. Count
dEu had carried two Paraguayan forti6ca-
tions and occupied Venezuela. General Osoris
menaced Penebay, and General Barretto had
commenced flank movement on Ascurra.
The Brazilian fleet attacked Pcnebay and
Lapucy, and captured many prisoners. Rein
forcemcnts from Malta, Crosse and the Argen-
tine States had arrived. News of general at
tack on the last stronghold of Lopez is cx-
pected,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18
Spefiat Noiires.
% KEEP THE

a@ KEEP THE BODY IN GOOD REPAIR.
1t s much easier to keep the sy.tem 10 good condi
tion than to restore1t to that condition when that
tered by disease. The "House of Life" like other
houses. should be prohpt'y propped up and sus.
tained Whenever It shoSs any aign of giving way.
The first symptoms OF physic,I debility should be
taken as hint that stahalsnt Is required. The
nort question is. "what shaifthe stimulant beq"
wholesome vegetable tdAic, the stimulating 2
properties OF which are odifed by the juices md
extracts Of antfebriie and laxative ronts and herbs-
something whi;h will regulate. 'soothe and purify,
as well as invigorate-is the medicine required by
tho debiitdted. There are many preparations which
arc claimed to 10 of this description but HOSTEL.
TER'S STOMACH B1 TIERS, the. great vegetable
preventive and restorative that has won It's way to
tho confidence OF the pnbic and the medical profes
aion, by quarter OF century Of unyarying
stands preeminent among them all. 70 sxpatiate
on Its popularity would be to repeat a twice.toll
tnle 1t Is only necessary to consult The records OF
Inc United States Revenue Department to earn that
Its consumption is greater than that OF any other
proprietary romedy OF either native or foreign
origin.
AS o means Of sustaining the health and strength
under fiery temperature, the BITTEBS haye a
paramount clam to consideration 1t has thu eject
OF fortfying and braona the nervous and mu lar
systems against the ordinary consequences OF sud.
den and violent ch,nges Of temperature. and is,
therefore, peculiarly usefu, this season wnen hot
spnshtne by day and icecold dews by night, alter
nately heat and chill the blood OF those who ale e1
posed TO them.
HosrE1TER's STOMACH BITrERs arc sold in
bottles only. To avoid being deceived By couutor.
feits eco that tho Of The article Is on the label
and embossed on the glass Of the bottles, and our
revenue stamp over tie cork
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

aB- SOLOMON'S BIrTERS.-THIS PRE-
FARATIoN. compounded by one Of our Oldest and
most esteemed druggists, has, during the short timo
In which II has been offered to tho public attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven out of
market the various tonics and atImulants which, for
few months. by exorbitant putting and heavy nd.
verising, succeeded in building o profitable busi.
ness for their projectors.
solomon's Bitters arc not Of the 1ashy style, de.
pending upon large advertising, bought pufrs and
fictitious recommendations for o sale to q guIlible
public. Their composition Is vel! known to and ap.
proved by many Of our best physicians aud the pro.
prietors depend upon the inrinsic merits of their
medicine to make it as popular as 1t Is curative.
They do notpretend to offer medicinal prepare.
ton that will cure oil the Ills that flesh is heir TO-
but they do contend that the judicious OF these
Bitlers Will greatly alleviate human sufferipg and
bring very many to state Of comparative health
who have long been atrangers 10 that great blessing
One good genuine recommendation Of any pro.
tossed curative Is worth dozens or hundreds of
bought certificates, and the Messrs. soLOMoNo
have only published few Of tho hundreds of un.
solicited testimonies which the have received We
this morning give copy of letter from Hon. ALEX.
d. STEPHENS. whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
for The past six months has been known to tho whole
country. His few earnest words will 90 much fur.
t"et :" eonuf tno 8ooo oplhlo2 aiready existing 1s
to the beneficial qualified of this medicine than
would columns of atereotyped recommends iions
from unknown parties:
LIBERTY HALL,
CRAwFoRDBvILLE Ga August a. 1869.
Aesrs. A. A. Sofomons G Co, Drugoi,ts, Savannah.
Ca:
GENrLsMEN-Piease send me half dozen bottles
OF your Bitters. have been using them lately
upon the recommendation OF friend, With decided
beGefit IN giving tone 10 the digestive organs and
general strength to my system. Send by Express.
with value endorsed, O. o. D..
Yours respectfully,
tsigned) ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
huuust24 ,uo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

LAWYER CHARGES FoRTY DOLLARS For
COLLECTING Two CENTS. "A Washington letter
In tho Baltimore Sun says:
In tho Orphans Court 10. day judge Purcell
directed citation to Issue requiring q men,
ber OF tho bar to appear and show cause why
his nannc should not be stricken from tho roll
oi attorneys for charging fee Of forty dollars
for collecting two cents. Hugh r. naaathern,
upon whose petition the citation was issued,
cerufes that he employed the member Of tue
bar referred to 70 attend to claim which ho
had In tho estate OF decedeni; that he gavo
the lawyer ten dollars retainer, and promised
ten moro when the claim was prosecuted with
efcot; that the petitioners share ofthe estate
amounted to 40 02, which was paid ovor to the
lars as his fee, and paid the petitioner 90 e2,
thus charalng Q foe OF forty dollars for collect.
ipg tW0 osntas :. a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

Z The 'AnRora goat is nov succes,,,,,,,. ~,
in this country; and OF tho thres or sonr Sosd
go nd ooEbearipg goats Of tho l1st hroaI. hrnon,
Ke Dtucky claims the largest share. Sot;h a
America in acclimatipg the animal. Keffss ffs
tucky, especially, is already producing worsted
stuff from the Angora wool, and Cashmere
,ehawfs are the next in order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

~ PHILOSOPHY or MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. a. delivered at tho
New York Museum Of Anato.ny, embracing me eub-
jects; How to Live and What to Livs for Youth.
Maturity and Old Age Msnhood genernlir rcvIew..
ed the Cause OF Indigestion Flatul.nce and Nor.
voua Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophf.
cally Considered. 80. These Lectures win be for
"srded on receip. OF four stamps. by addressing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE -AUsEUM OF ANlTo.
NY, M No; a We.t Baltn'ore..rset. sslun,cre. Nd.
nPHH mwflyc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

sT 1T is STRANGE TO SEE WITH WHAT
carelessness some invalids attend to their heath.
They win procure box Of PLANTATION B1rrEns,
which ought TO be used up in month or Elk weeks.
and upon inquiry It Is found that they have used
only two or three bottles! Some days they have used
It according to the directions and others bsye not
touched It. The whole trial has been irregular and
Of course less favorable result hiss come from tbtir
use. Ifit be true that "what is worth doing At Al,
is worth doing well." how emphatcally is ittrue IN
matters relating to tho health. few bottles Of
PLANTATION BIrTRaa have often wroush. wonders.
while In other instances, disease has only been sub
dued after weeks Of resistance.
:. MAGNOLIA wArEn.-superior TO tho beet imported
assman Cologne. and sold At hs'f the price.