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ADJUSTMENTS.

A LEXA DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
At LIBERTY HALL,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March Bird.
The above Association will produce Mr.. Reo.
Webster's Domestic Drama Of
THE GOLDEN FARMER,
and Mir, j. s. Jones's splendid comedy, in two
acts, of
THE PEOPLES LAWYER
PRICE LIST.
Orchestra Seats .9U Genus
Parquette cents
10 Tickets can be procured at George E;
Frenchs Bookstore, Mansion House, Marshall
House, City Hotel, Warfeld & Halls Drug
Store, John A. Geib's and John A. Fields Oh
gar Store ieb 70 I'd
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tyr, TOR RENT-The COTTAGE, contain
Sci ing i've rooms, with water and large garden
attached. situated on Payne, betwt en- Prince
lad Duke streets. To ssuitsble tenant rent mode
!sts. For further particulars apply st the cor
9ar o Prince and Payne streets or AZ south
!ashington 81 mar l-tf
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DIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

1 offer again to-day p bargain in PIANO
one of our citizens was not slow in awaiting
himself : oct. ROSENKKANTZ PIANO,
lust put in thorough order precisely like the
first one for SlGO. Fine PAkLOR ORGANS
On hand. V BECh En-
feb 25--3t 1877 hing ST., ALEXANDRIA,
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sPECIALDlsrATCuA Us TO TAEOAZETTE |
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, d. g., March !, 1869.
DISABILITIES.


| There was spicy debate in the Senate TO
day when the bill removing the political disa-
bihties OF persoLs in the South, reported from
the Judiciary Committee last week, wa under
consideration.
Objection was made by Mr.. CONFESS to re
! moving the disabilities Of Gen. Asa Rogers,
| Second Auditor OF Virginia on the ground
| that only those applied to be relieved who held
| office.
Mr.. Ferry said that objection seemed to De
made to those only who held Office, and the IN,
ference was that these Offices were wanted by
other parties.
Mr.. Nye said that Gov. Wells desired to sell
out Virginia interest in her railroads at sac
rifce and that Gen. Rogers was the obstacle III
his way, for which reason be (Wells) desired
that that Gen. r.. disabilities should remain,
so that he would be removed.
Mr.. TrumbuIl was very emphatic in his de
nunciation of the Grant and Colfax Club, OF
Richmond, who protested against Gen H. 5 re-
| lief. He said these clubs were mere party
organizations, and protested without proper
reasons and that if the Senate was to be gov
erned by such it had better dissolve.
Mr. Upton was violent. He denounced Gen.
Rogers, and upheld the clubs, which, he con
tended we're 'Ioya" and, though in the mi
nority, their request should be obeycd.
Messrs. Conkling Wiley, Frelinghuyzen,
| Trumbull, and others, spoke Of Gen. Rogers ln
| the highest terms, and Mr.. Conness withdrew
| his objection, but the morning Eour having cx-
| pired the bill went over.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Ia the Senate to-day after debate on the
| Senate amendment to the House BILL remov-
ing disabilities from certain persons in the
South, the army appropriation bill was taken
| up.
In the House, after call of the States, and
| the adoption of a resolution in regard 10 the
restoration of certain articles taken from Ar
lingion to Gen. Lee, it was agreed that on to-
morrow and next day the House should meet
at 10 clock,
| The resolution paying Menard 81, 500 pend
| ing, when the House took recess yesterday,
| was taken up and passed
The House 10 Committee of the Whole had
| under consideration the Indian Appropriation
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1869.

PRING IMPOR TON
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/ I'LL CLOTHS.

q, cheap Floor Oil Cloths, Cheap Table Oil
Cloths. Rosewood. Maple and Bronze, GA wide
very cheap. Received this day by
leo 70 WILMER q SLAYMAkER.
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ITO THE Lie.

ME KEEP constantly on hand q large sup
W ply of Lewis pure White Lead and other
brands ch cap tor cash.
feh "a JAMES W. MALLS 81 SON.
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BUILDERS HARDWARE-W are in re-
~ 2eipt OF general supply of BUILDERS
1IAkD ARE. embracing 300 kegs Excelsior
walls, Finish Nails, Locks, Hinges, Bolts, SC ;,
&c, for sale at low prices. Call at So King st =,
Alexandris, Va.
feb24 JNO. T. CREIGHTON & son.
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nURYEA'S SATIN GLOSS STARCH, in
- one and two ID packages, for sale by
Go g. VIM. RAMSAY,
ECU a l47 King ST.
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MARYLAND BRANDS-Another iavoice
VI Of these Justly celebrated Hams, tsuga1-
enreo) .ece;vsd to day and for sale by
EleT j O. MILBURN
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ForeIgas news,

fa... 6 F..
LoNpqE. 'Octpbar 4. "A person. at the
Kings Hospstd Has been identifed az
either Kelly or Deary-one of the Fe-
mans rescued ut Manchester. The police
ore guarding the prison to prevent an
other rescue. - suui 20 -. in eopi .s.
VIENNA, October 4AThe Prssss re.
publishes Psris adyioes, that Napoleon
hopes to announce at the meeting of the
Senate aud Corps Legisldsif general and
Simultaneous disarmament OF, the Eu-
ropean powers.
Madrid, October 4,--The insurreo-
tionary movement has been main tained
at different points. Republican yolnn,
teef forces collected in the cities Of Ma.
drid, Barcelona, and elsewhere, for the
purpose Of yes6uing prisonera. The
telegraph wires were cut, and train
carrying government dispatches was
stopped. Much alarm is felt at Rejar,
where the populace is much excited and
unruly. The Republican deputies to
the Ccrtes have organized @ counter
revolutionary movement. Democratic
bands have been organized in Heresca
and Martasdo. Serious events may oc-
cur at any moment, but Madrid, for the
moment. remains quiet
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The LAST OF LoPEz.-There seems to
be little room for doubt that the fighting
Lopez, of Paraguay, has fought his last
battle against the allied invaders of his
country, and is now fugitive and an
outlaw, with handful of followers. in
tent for the present only upon escaping
capture. One of our contemporaries. in
view of the alleged savage atrocities
committed by Lopez, in the way of exc
buttons and murders, rejoices at his
overthrow; but there is q M ore important
question than the personal character of
Lopez involved in his final defeat. With
his fall, Paraguay falls practically into
the possession of Brazil, and to this ex-
tent the gain of the monarchy of Brazil
is loss to the republican system in all
South America. The Argentine COME
deration will probably go next, and then
Venezuela, and so on, until oil the South
American republics are wiped out In
this view the fall of Lopez becomes a
general misfortune, and we suspect that
the Argentines will be the first to suffer
for their folly in turning over Paraguay
into the hands Of Brazil.
NeD York Herald.
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tp e.s'a-' Nliwshsussr. SO. 6o.oysr 3 1889!

rs esoa-S Nliwsznsr o.: 6otoysr 4, 1859
Ate meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Newberry Immigration Society, held this day,
the following preamBle and resolutions were
unanimously adopted: - s. &
Having been informed Of the, severe loss
which Rev. T. s. Bofnest, the President of this
Society, he's recently suffered by a Are, Which
consumed, in buildings, machines, cotton, ETC..
etc., property to the value of more than 90 900.
and which work of incendiarism, 1t is believed,
was done because Of his marked activity in
procuring and employing immigrants in ouIti-
waiting and improving our wasted fields: there.
fore, be it
, Res0tued, That we deeply sympa shize with
nestly condemn suoh incendiary conduct on
the part OF those who oppose white immirra-
tion to our country.
Resotued, That we feel it our bounden duty
to sustain all efforts to introduce laborers into
our country; and In token Of our sympathv
with tho President OF this Society, and IA fa r
as may be to relieve him from loss, we autho-
Ti2o and request E. Z. Lake, Thomas W. Hol-
ioway, hev. NJ. Howkins and A. J. Longshore
70 solicit contributions from our fellow citizens
ior the purpose OF re-imbursing him for the
damage he has sustained in the cause of immi
grafton, and as a testimony of support of the
efforts OF the Society.
ResolUed. That each member Of the Soo,otv
ls authorized and requested to act with these
gentlemen in carrying out the foregoing reso-
luton. -''o
B, D. BOYD, President pro tenn.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Secretary,
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tmOohuafBtAs 81, q, October 4.-Ssles OF
cotton to-day 10A bsles-middlings,241z u
I'm advance Oh Saturdays quotations.
New YORK, October 4-Noon.-Stooks
steady. Money, easy, at 6@7. Sterling
long 81s; short 85s. Gold 29z.
82's 1915; Tennessee's, .ex-coupon, O.;
new 51>a; Virginia's. ex-ooupon, So; new
62a; Louisiana's, old, 65; new 65; levee's
65; S's 821a; Alabama 8's BOZ; 5's 63;
Georgia 6's S21e;7's 80; North Cardinals,
old, 30; new g. Flour and corn dull
nally unchanged. Pork nominnl-mess
-3O25 Lard heavy-barrels 186I8L.
Cotton frm-middling 272d. Freights
P. M.-Cotton firmer and closed
quiet, with sales of $500 bales, at 2s.
Flour heavy and lower -superfine State
5.55@5. 80; common to fair extra South.
ern 6.25@6. 70. Wheat heavy and 162c.
!ower.red Western 1.42@1.44; Illinois
1.2S@I.35. Corn heavy and 2M3c.
lower-mixed Western 9S@1.O0. Mo-
ney easy, att. Gold quiet and steady,
at 29Is. Stocks closed steady.
BALTIMORE, October f. Cotton better,
but not quotably higher. Flour dull and
lower-Howard street superfne 6.25.
Wheat dull, at 1.40@1.45. Corn-white
l:0691. 10; yellow 1.05@1.0S mixed
Western LOO. Oats dull, at 5S(06O.
Pork $500. Bacon firmer-shoulder
s1m(@175; srm' 81 I 81 Lard 1s@lsN. whiskey
CINc1NNAr. October 4.-Whiskey 1T
@l. lS. Pork unchanged. Lard unset
tied, at 16T. Bacon held frmIy-shoul-
ders 16%; sides 20; demand light.
New ORLEANS, October 4.-Cotton
Hrp1ar rpift, 0e
dlings 24A@25; receipts 1850. Flour
dull at 5.75(96.O0. Corn firmer-white
liz. Oats $1,000. Pork 33. rs. Bacon
firm, at 1724@21; hams 25@25%. Lard
firm, at 19@211a. Sugar 12L(9141%.
Molasses--reboiled 62h@75. Whiskey
1:27h. Coffee quiet and unchanged.
MOBILE. October 4.-Cotton in fair
demand and closed firm, with sales of
700 bales eso mmiddlings 24H@2424; re-
AUGUSTA, October 4.-The cotton mar
ket opened firm, at 25 for middling, but
closed weak and 14@Lc. lower, with
sales of 460 bales-receipts 67O.
SAVANNAH, October 4.-Cotton mar.
ket dull-middlings 25I; sales $50
bales; receipts 1850.
CHARLESTON. October 4.-Cotton firm
er-advanced 1880; sales 425 bales
middlings 25I(925as. receipts 1,O1O.
LONDON, October 4-3 p. M.-Con.
soils 931s. Bonds 9411.
LIVERPOOL, October 4-3 P. M
Cotton steady and more firm-uplands
1915; Orleans 123S.
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Wall street, yesterday, gave evidence
OF strongly favorable reaction. Deal
lngs IN gold were resumed and the bust
ness OF the street got fairly under way
again. The money market was quite
easy at the close and the rate of interest
declined to seven per cent. The stock
market was strong and buoyant, but
closed below the highest prices of the
day: There was 80 large an Improvement
on the panic prices of the preceding day,
tnat the feeling was general that bottom
was touched No more failures were re-
ported, nlo movement is on foot TO
enable lne house of Lockwood & Co. to
resume. Gold declined to 12934.
Nep York Herald. Isl
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Under The present system, they who
assume the duties of Senator'S from the
South arc not United States Senators.
put only members of the Central Impe.
rial Consistory, created by species of
fraud, which lnsures them to be the most
unmltlgated villains in the land, and
therefore pre-eminently qualified to be-
come the perpetrators of any and every
CRIME essential to the maintenance of
radical despotism. True. And Virgil
NeW York World
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HALLS ARCTIC JoURNEY.-Captain G..
e. Hall, who in 1864 started on q sledee
Journey in search of the remains of Sir
John Franklin's expedition, returned to
New Bedford last Sunday. He brings
with him 12O relics of that ill-fated eS-
plorer. He is confident that he never
reached as far as Montreal Island, and
that his and companions bones lie scat
tered along the coast of King Williams
Land, where they died of starvation. He
believes TINT had he been enabled to
spend the summer in exploring the
island, he could have found the complete
manuscript records of the expedition.
In the fall of 1868, during mutinous
attack of his mon, Captain Hall was com
PEELED, in self-defence, to shoot one of
the mutineers. It is his desire to or
game an expedition, under Govern
ment aid, to start next summer in search
of the open sen supposed to lie around
the North Pole.
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WEAR THIS IN Your HAT.-Pay your
debts as soon as you get any money in
your pocket. Do without what you don't
need. Speak to friend in o seedy coat
Ii you can't lend man money, tell him
why. If you don't want to, do the same.
Out any acquaintance who Iaoks prinoi-
pie. Bear with infrmities, but not vices.
Respect honesty; despise dtplicity. Wear
your old clothes till You can pay for new
ones. Aim at comfort and propriety,
not fashion. Acknowledge your igno-
rance, and don't pretend knowledge you
haven't got.
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MIss1ssIpPI.-The regular Republicans
of Mississippi have nominated General
Alcorn for Governor, (white man, with
a mixed ticket, including James lynch,
(black man, for Secretary of State
against Gen. Dent, adopted by the De.
mocrats rs the National Republican can.
didate. Dent, rs the Presidents brother.
in-law. is strong, and will probably be
elected over Alcorn, the Presidents can
didate, and by the negro balance of
power. Sambo, all over the South, is
getting tired of waiting for those forty
acres and that mule, promised by the
radicals, and so he is boiling in every
direction.-Ne,o York Herald.
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Inc radicals threaten that if ex-Presi-
Gent Andrew Johnson is elected United
States Senator by the Legislature of
Tennessee, the Senate will refuse to ad-
mit;him on the grounds of "disloyalty. /"
=, A negro woman in the employ of Mai.
Hutto, near Blackville, was eaughtin the
wheel ofa cotton gin few days ago and
instantly killed.
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I washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 4.-The Harlem
Railroad track, above Mileton, is all
washed away. x i n
The report from the Southern States
is nearly fifty per cent. greater than that
OF last year. <. ~; ~ @
Boutwell, speaks at Philadelphia to-
night. Amos Kendall is gradually sink
ing.; His mind is perfectly clear.
Virginia has paid 81 $40, 900 revenue
op manufactured tobacco between March
and September.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-05

The HEALTH OF THE C1Ty.-Wbat is
known as the ''sickly season, embracing
the months OF July, August and Septem.
Der, is now over. Among O white popu-
iation of 10000, there have been i37
deaths; and among population of "a. 900
blacks, there have been 27O deaths.
Charleston Ne,os.
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To the Public

10 Cn6 PUBLIC.
90 HAVING just returned from tho North.
AGOODs. for the custom trade rl1nIUa. am ppe.
LIN pared to fill orders at short notice and
in the very latest styles. A better stock. in
my line, has never been broAght to this city,
guarantee satisfaction to all. Give me cali.
sept IL @. ID. EBERHARDT
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One OF the Salt Lake saints has for
three OF his wives o grandmother, mo.
ther and daughter-in this way avoiding
the unpleasantness of mother-in-law.
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o1cKLEs DISPATCHES. The Charleston
Ne"s publishes special despatch, dated
Washington, October 8, which saws:
''The State Department has received
official dispatches endorsing the text of
SlckJes' famous note to the Spanish Go
vernment, concerning the purport Of
which there has been 80 much speoula.
ton of late in the newspapers. The do
cument proves to be quite as threatening
IN Its character as it was asserted to he
IN the cable telegram. It declares that
the Spanish cause in Cuba is hopeless. :.
that the Spanish treasury is depleted: !:
that the time is close at hand when the
Government of the United States must
succumb to popular opinion here, and
recognize the Independence of Cnba
Minister Sickles adds that the pendino
policy is an offer of negotiation with q
view to ascertain the real wishes of the
Cuban people as to whether they desire
Independence, annexation to the Union.
or to remain q Spanish dependency
This Government, he says, is willing to
purchase Cuba, for a sum of moneY to
be hereafter agreed upon, and he claims
to be instructed by President Grant to
insist that Spain must prosecute the war
on humane basis. He concludes his
note by saying: L have written frankly
as a soldier should write to q militory
power"
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. Notice to Cotton Growera.

YNHE Subscriber intends to run a Portable
: ~ Cotton, Gin from Columbia to Kingsville
and the surrounding country. Planters wish
ing my services can apply to me, at Columbia.
Aug6 RICHARD TOZER.
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Notice of Copartnership.

NZZN. THE subscribers have this day ETf5sS
~ formed a Copartnership, for the eSh shl
tsszs45 transaction Of General Grocery aitnNSJG nSG
ana Commission business. i'll this city, to be
conducted under the name and styIe of We'll a
CALDWELL; and hope, by strict attention
to business, to merit liberal share of patron
age from our friends and the public generally.
we nave ample warehouse room for the stor-
Our location is on Gervais street, near the
South Carolina and Greonville and Columbia
Haiiroad Oepots, and next door West of the
national Hotel. JACOB H. WELLS,
JOHN D. CALDWELL.
CoLuMBIA,ES. c., October g. 1869. O3 U6t9
A Card.
ME subscriber has opened an office at the
Il Store OF Messrs. Wells & Caldwell, and
VIII DC pleased to SEQ his friends and former
customers. Storage will be provided for any
Cotton that may be consigned to his care.
Oct 3 1863 JAMES X. FRIDAY
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MARRIED.

90 In o oWinnsboro, s. c., on Tuesday, September
~, 1869, at tho residence of l.. ". Duvai, ESQ.
Dy Hev. j. 5. Connor, Mr.. JOHN G. sQUIEk,
OF OF Columbla, >. @ and Miss CARRIE w. DA.
V1DSON, OF Charlotte, N. O.
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A. -UabAn taEsaa-sssswas s,Ass.sy xpanss.,
- u - it.L. = Vecanlh. ,s,l,7 ~ -, : 49,

According to che New York iSi1s., the
brig Hornet. from New York, .recently
seized at Halifax on suspicion OF beinn
intended as Cuban iprivateer, and sub.
sequentiy released, has again sailed fol
the Cubsn coast. The San says: ,.,,.a,
For certain good reasons, we do moi
give the point from which the Hornet re.
celved her guns and supplies, but on the
morning of the 21st of September all
were on board, and, with a crew Of se.
venty men, Cuba's first man -of-war. with
the word Hornet erased, and Cuba, her
new name, inscribed on her stern and
pennant, weighed anchor for point of
ciardiner's Island. Before leaving Hall
TAX her captain had received his commits
slon. Capt. Eloy Oomacho is her com
mander. 1t will be remembered that he
surprised the crew of the Spanish steam
er Comanditario off the Cuban coast last
April, and had to abandon her on &C.
count OF want of coal and close pursuit
Dy the Spanish man-of-war. He is a
Doio, oasalng, middle-aged Cuban gen.
tleman, OF wealth and education.
ine Hornet was blockade runner,
and was captured by the United States
a cargo valued at $3.50, 900. She ia s2O
tons burthen, and pierced for eiohS
guns. She is a side-wheel, and ranked
third class. She is Clyde built, and can,
under heavy pressure, make fifteen knots
an hour. She has seven guns-three on
each SIDE, and pivot bow gun, O 100
pounder Parrott. of long range. The
SIDE guns are two 32-pounders, two 6S-
FOUNDERS, two grape and canister pieces.
also 6o-pounders. Her crew numbers
l53 men, sixty of whom are Americans
who saw service during our war. She
has twenty-five experienced gunners. and
all the munitions, boarding hooks, and
complete paraphernalia of corsair. She
is no privateer, but regularly commits
stoned an-of>war, commanded by a On
pan, with commission from Cesnedes
aer mission is to capture Spanish mer-
chantmen, and take them into Mexican
ports for adjudication. She is also to
capture and destroy Spanish transports.
ana oil passenger steamers engaged on
the Cuban coast, and, when prudent. MT
tack Spanish armed steamships or sail.
ing vessels. She will not be used as o
transport, as reported. Whenever it is
unsafe for her to carry her prizes into
Mexlcan ports. she will save what she
can OF their cargoes, and then set fire to
them and sink them at sen. What the
Alabama was to our commerce. the Cuba
Will be to Spanish commerce. Another
use will be made of her-she will escort
all expeditions into safe bays, and guard
them until landed, and afterward escort
the vessel carrying them out to sen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
Insact Powder.

How TO TELL THE GENUINE ARTrcLE.-PIot; Z; L%ysn, Yen
biie travelling In Asia discovered flower Nnen
nawdored, is SURE DEATH to every kind o. lnsee.,
rom A,Cockroaeh Fly. He protected nus ~,
ostnre upon every .sk of the article, and NAMED
Ltonis Magneiic Insect Ponder He lmpartea ~ sss p
10 no one hut his successor. Purchasers OF 70
dsrspd 1t is used almost every house-us. ~ ~
i, mat thew are not deceived by worthless ~ r
and eounterlets The signature 9 r. Lyo H. y ~ ~ In
hsssSs rnarantee Look sharp for it aud ony NJ ~ ~
ssct Powder that not bear T. nay nsr Os aSsS
Druggists ard Family stoTef, 81 20 's maiva1.ini
Depet-21 Park Row, New YORK
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
TO CONSERVATIVES.

rha Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree 81
TO ali who desire IT, the prescription with the d.
rections for making and using the simple temeSy ~
ussss consumption His only object y to benefit the
seted and he hopes every sufferer will try TINS pres
eintion AS It will them nothing, and may prove
piess'"s' REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No l6b South Second Street,
.,o e., Williamsburg New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
vanolsa Suffering with Rupture

Or other Physical weakne are nytss & e vls NJ Phs Is
Tpsh Street below Race, obtain proper Irussea,
Braces supporters Sc ady staS HttSaSan'
ma suitahIe iusl uments for Prolapsns spilled
M NEEDLES gives personal attention to male patients
At Ills ofee cerner Twelfth and Race sIee!s ~
o. @ Fvtansive practice in this special pranch q
Hnrhanieal Remedies usures tntelligent anu eorfsee
,ra,tmsnt H5-BANNINGs BRACES adjusted.
aA.lO m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-25
neafness. Blindness and Catarrh

rra,,e5 with the utmost SUCCESS, by ]. IsAAos NJ ",
and Professor Of DISEASES Of the EYE and kAhi ena
snsosltyl In The Medical College OF PennsyEanie ~
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