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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06
FURMiN UNIVERSITY.

The Exercises Of lhia institution will bo
resumed on Wednesday, the third Of Fob.
runry next, under the following .>',
FACULTY.: .,
Rev. Jumss d. Furman, D. D., Prcsidcn,.
aud Professor OF Iiciics Lettrcs and Meta.
physics.
G. Ii. Judson, Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
J. c. FAbcr, Professor Of Latin Language
and Litcratarc
9. II. Toy. Professor of Greek Language
aud Literature.
). NJ. Harris, Professor Of Natural PHI
losophy and Chemistry.
Dr. Fahcr will also give instruction to
private classes in Modern Langmgos
TERMS, &c.-As the successful prosccu.
ton OF prescribed courses Of study de.
pcndS rather upon scholarly haLts and
maturity Of mind, than upon the reading Of
specified books, the Faculty will exercise
their discretion in the reception Of such
students as can appreciate university In
strnction.
The Primary Depar tmcnt il now n sem.
rate and distinct school under Prof. ]. y.
Patrick
students MOI on scholarships pay $s5.0o
'o' '"'l'on h"u Incidental expenses, for scs-
sion Of 20 weeks.
Scholarship stnd' nts receive free tuition.
ont pay 81, 80 per session for Incidental CT.
pcnsrs.
bo"r'ing will cost from $500 to $500
per month, ali found. y =.
Three year scholarships, conditioned
upon ~ ,he. payment of $4,000 annually, may
Dc had on application to tho Treasurer.
lhoso who have given bonds will please !.
MAKE prompt payment OF tho first natal.
.neht' either to Tic Treasurer or to one Of
the authorized Agents.
G. II. JUDs0N, Treasurer,
Jan emo. Grecnville, S. q.
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Death Of Major Henry Summon.

blajor Henry Summer, one Of New berry g
old and respected citizens, departed this life
on Gundoy last In the Goth year of his agc.
He wSssh bfomin1Tft. ihalSmbGr Of tho Ncws
borry Bar "a great lay and literary student.
and a zcnl8us advocate 8f ill TINT pertaincd
to the SYslfarc of our District. lilo lcaycs Il
widow and three children, md was at tho
ttmc Of his fdcethl Registrar in Bankruptcy,
for the 3rd Congressional District.
Tho proceedings ofa meeting Of the Bar
IN relation to his dcnth, reached us too .lato
for this issue, but WIN appear ficxt week.
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Quarterly Tax Notice.

will be at Ncwbcrry G. H., (Mower,s
store? on Monday and Tuesday, lith and
l2lh Insts, for the purpose of receiylnr tia
taxes required by law on sales of Goods
wares and merchandise, Splritous Linuora
manufactured, all other manufactured ar,i,
cIes. and sales Of Cotton BY merchants
actors. Brokers, &C., for quarter cndins
Dec. 3lsf, 1868, also or sales of Cotton fos
quarter ending Sept. 80th, 1909, where thew
nave not already heen paid. - -
Jan 6 j. n. WARD, Treas, NO..
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GuanO! GuanOI

100 Tons Pure Peruvian
Guano, on the way from the
Peruvian Government gent,
at New York.
We also expect to keep a
good quantity Of different
kinds Of Fertilizers, at our
Warehouse, near the G.. &
G. r. r.. Depot.
MAYES q MARTIN.
Jan. 6 1 If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

FREE MAsoNs.-It is estimated that tho
Masonic order at present, contains about
l,260.000 members. Of this number
10000 arc in England, 10000 in
Scotland, and 10000 in Ireland There
are about 100000 on tho continent Of
Europe, 100000 In the United States
and 10000 in. other parts of the world
In England there aro two or thrce
thousand persons initiated every year md
tho Masonic body is said to be cvory.
where increasing. Wilmington Star.
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Sale to FOreclOse Mort
4 tsr>er,T~s.
gage.
John Agnow, v. "A. r. Taylor. p /

John Agnow, v. "A. r. Taylor: = !
BY virtue Of Power.of ATTORNEY, to NC
given, by a. II. Taylor, bearing date. Jan.
uary 2s, 1867, will sell at Public anett9n !
At Eewbemy &. II on the fifss Monday In
February next, all TINT Plantation in New
berry County, bounded on tho North and
North. Enst b. landsof Thomas; Floyd, 61
the South and SOUTHEAST by sthee,saldda
River, West by lands Of James Lindsay,
and II. Williams, North by lands of Griflin,
containing nine hundred and forty.one (04I
acres more or less. ''h L''' T. t~tfi I"
Terms Of Sale. twenty-five hundred
dollars, and the, expenses Of sale In cash.
Balance OIL a credit Of one and two years,
secured by bond and mortgage. +'"'
Purchasers to- pay fur stamps md papers.
JOHN AGNEW,
Attorney Of tho hortga9or.
Jan. l, 81. A. Il. TAYLOR.
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DupOnt's Powder.

The undersigned nre Agents for the sale
OF DUP0N rs CELEBRATED POWDER,
and having secured n iire.proof Magazine
they c"n furnish the same in any quantity
ana Mt nEl lines TO Merchants at Munutac.
taters prices with freight added.
They are also Agents for the sale OF
Cover Cox, Marklcy & Co.'S, Wagons,
manufactured in Grccnvie, 5. G.
CARWII,E Il McCAUGHRIN,
Jan. 6 IT,
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MONA CorToN. invite attention
to the card Of Rev. Joseph II. Echols, Of
hc"i"g"Ii, dc"rgiu planter, who has
succeeded IN introducing an liplai.d cot
ton nearly equal in every respect to the
sea island variety, and now commanding
IN the market sixty per crnt above the
price Of conmon cotton. We would
only add, fnr the information Of those
who do mt know him. that Mr.. Echols
is incapable Of imposition, and whatever
he says may DC implicitly relied or.
=. Savannah Republican. =,
The Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel
endorses what the Republican says of
Mr.. Echols, and adds: "Wc have known
him long, and bear willing testimony to
his worth as a man and citizen. We
know that there is 10 humbug nbont the
! Moina cotton. 1t sold in this market
Yesterday for thirty cents per pound,
ginncd Oh common saw gin. With an
improved gin for clearing the seed from
the fibre. it would readily bring forty or
fifty cents"
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Democratic Meeting.

The District Clubs arc earnestly reques.
held at Ncwbcrry @. H., Jon Monday, 18th
inst, at IL o'clock, for tho purpose Of re-.
newing and ro.organzng tho Democratic
Clubs Of Eewberry District.
i. We have accomplished much, but there
Ia slill much to DO done. We MUST MAIN
TAIN THE POSITION WE HAVE ALREADY
ACHIEVED.
J. i. j. CALDWELL,
Ch, Cent. Elk. CON-, N. D.
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Summary.

tinuo on tho Ogecchcc, near Savannah.
Tto whites have al retired within tic
city--whilc The negroes arc fully armed,
and threatening. =, =. s.. -,
| !; Tho building of,railroads, is tho order
Of the day. Many now lines are con-
templatcd.
Between fifteen hundred ard two
thousand persons receive public aims in
Charleston.
~ very valuable work from the pen Of
DIR. +. p. Porchcr, entitled, "Rcsourccs
of the Southern Fields and Forests" will
shortly DO issued from the press of
Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cosswcll .
Sta'islicians estimate the aggregate
| annual immigration to the States, at n
third of million, representing nearly
$4,000, 600 in gold, with II productive
cnpncily Of one hundred aud fifty nil.
lions. Quite an item,
The Court Of Equity, MS separate ju-
dIciaI organization, according to resent
State laws, was dissolved iu Charleston,
on the 1st. inst. Tho scene was touch.
ing one, the occasion being rronght with
great Solemnity. This Court that had
so much dignity aud Importance given
to it in the past-this great landmark,
so to speak that gave integrity to office
and grace to socicty--is among tho things
TINT were. Mauy beautiful tributes
were paid by members of tho bar who
were present. Mr.. Lcscsnc's protest will
be handed down rs paper of signal
merit.
Great distress among working people
in England.
The Steamer l.ihcrnia has been lost at
sea. with the usual amount Of painful in.
cidenIs, hair.breadth escapes, &c.
The Moina Cotton creates an inquiry
The papers of tho closing year TEEN
with railroad disasters, dreadful ship
wrecks and collisions at sea, murder,
suicide, the doings of poverty, &c, and
this while the world sang the glorious
anthems Of the Prince Of Peace.
California produces about sec, 900, 900
gold per annum.
Jerusalem has been liberated forever
from the military aud taxation.
Mn or Walton rclircs from Cnptain
CibbcS succeeds to--otlcc in the G. & G.
II. K. Co.
Msssrs. Dendy md Hodges arrested
under alleged completely in the killing
Of Martin arl Randolph, have been re.
leased.
In Charleston and Columbia, the
freedmen have been celebrating "Eman-
cipation day" with the usual comicali-
tics.
Mr.. Samuel Dibhlc has sold the
OranycGurg News to Mr.. Thad C. IN.
drewS. .....
NJ" A"e""'" R",."Lt;~a,. has changed
its namc, editorsh,p and politics. Its
editor, Col. ITaulvilcr, an old line
WING, wo believe, says that his press
shall ncvci assume pa, tizan character,
but will pursue, II calm, digniIic,l, con.
sidcratc aud independent course.
The Turko'Gr war is considered
inevitable.
Tho late cxtrcmly cold weather i,
Florida, it is feared, will seriously hur
the Orange trees.
The night trains on the s. Z. r. r.
will shortly bc supplied with sleeping
cars. '... ..
The S. c. Legislature convened o,
the 9th inst ... s
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NFN~
ThoSEleotiou,

Witch came 'ofr in Ncwbvrry last
ThdFSdAy,, 1or fclstt tmcn, &c., resulted in
the Fchoitc OF tic Democratic ticket by il
nnjorisy of%2oo.% For srlectulcn-J. T..
Peterson, J."J.{poysingcr aud j. P>Aull !;
Suryeyor NJ Girnrdeau Constable
.-BvM. NB'ease /, Clcrk--J.,I. llouscnl.
Fhs Radicals polling 90, VOTES and the
Dcmocypts 25o, :; ...s.
Wo have never seen a moro orderly
and ,quie;t election anywhere. Many Of
tho lcadifg colorcd Radicals, We arc told,
votedIhN 'openDemocra,ic ticket ''...
Wee6ngfatd|ato Township No. $50.
cal!6d-ins Its collection Of tho officers
callrd,to prpsidaover its dcstioies, but
regrei} tho supposed necessity which
gayesTjse to The 'new order" Of things
Massachusetts, with her iSms and luwS,
creeps "pace upon gil tbat once was fur
In Carolipa, ag her ileas, principles
policy and traditional are being ovcraid
by ak dgrefsan toae Of moral tp) idcas.
Wesrc' nov iiisthQKaoun,y, o, with
its myriad otanges?tdibo upturrrl and
rovol0tionized.E Tho. County Is to bc di.
yided and sub,dividtd into y labyrinth Of
towlAshtns, wititG )"go rupmbor Of OH.
cials heavy taxe,iony&c,
Tho +. t;2.wrnsFip rF 1llpes p,F are to be surveyed
and tho solcctniep, In addition to their
duties as general supervisors, will assess
pr6patics,' ynlaes &c.. tho Clerk will
keep tho Township record and combine
with his office that, Of Treasurer. lie
wiil alsolfadminis,er tho oath Of off1co
to ihat t9thsE sinauy@bcnts, The Cons,a.
bler;s, duties ARE pertinent 70 oll
This change, Yill work badly. Single
Counties Of hMSy Of the Eastern States,
where thc.aboye laws'aroiu vogue, aro
as tieh ab oureniire State. VAnd while
the retio of&taxntion:pp thcfo is light
popHlption beipg lnrgo7-our taxation will
beks eksgkigsEYgoeslyh burden to benr.
So
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

WEEK OF PRAyEn.--The present
week, in accordance with tho Worlds
Protestant Evangelical Alliance, il ob.
served throughout Christcndom rs a
week of PRAYER
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NEWBERRY, S. G.
Wednesday Morning, Jan. 9, 1860.

Special attention is'directcd to notice
ofsJ. +. j. Caldwell, Chairman Of Con.
trail Executive Committee Newberry
District.
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-----------% GID <----------------
IMPORTANT 70 THE BAK-TKANsrEH OF
CIRCUITS. tho information Of the
members Of the bnr, NC publish the fol.
lowing order which has recently been
made by Judge Moses, in reference to
the circuits:
For causcS Gcctnc,l sufficient why
Judge Green, Of the Third Circuit aud
Judge Rutland, of the Fourth Circuit,
should be respectively v transferred from
one Of the courts Of their circuits, at The
approaching term, it is ordered, for tho
purpose Of carrying ont the arrange.
Incnts necessary therefor, that Judge
Green, hold the Circuit Court for Ker-
shaw County. beginning on the first
Monday in January ncxt-that Judge
iSooZcr hold the ircut Court for Sum.
ter County, beginning on the first Mon
day in January ncxt-lhat Judge Boozer
hold the Circuit Court for Fairfield
County, beginning on tho second Mon.
day in March ncXt-and that Judge Rat
land hold the Circuit Court fnr New berry
County, beginning on the first Monday
in Mnrch next. In all other respects
The said judges, rs to The courts of their
circuits, will conform to the rcgnlu,in ions
now, by, law, prescribed. It is further
ordered, that the clerk Of the Supreme
Court do forthwith transmit copy of
this order to each Of the judges above
named, who will respectively v cause it to
tie entered in the minutes Of the conrts
which they "re hereby assigned to hold.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

Mons Shudair lIns secured tho Scryi.
ccs Of IN pclicnccd confectioaer. AL
work entrusted TO him will hc nrlist;cul.
ly done and promptly Delivered
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Maasasf koaYisk FS,53'& IV;ihcr hovo -

Mass}k;9aRsSkehaii,& & W'ilber have re-:
moved 70 thet very eligible stand former
~ occuPied.by.MnJsJ., Amick, whcro
thdgyt~iib be- prkparedJ in few days, TO
%sdpIB 8ifetizcns' with choice family
groceries, nt low prices, and will purchase
all Tho cotton 81 tho highest pricea
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Late Arrivals.

Just received, fine lot of Tublc and
Pocket Cutlery, all qualities aud prices
Also, just received n fine lot Silver, double
plate. Table and Tea Spoons and Forks,
almost equal to Silver, by
Jan. / If. II. STEWART l. co.
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The up passenger train Of Friday last,
ran of Tho track about four miles below
Ncwbcrry, aud smashed two cars and
wounded several passengers.
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SUGAR. Coffee. &c.

Common Sugars. Ga" "B." anu &C."
Clarified, Crushed aud Powdered Sugar,
kio aud Java Coffee, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Alum, &c.
Jan. 6 IT, Il, STEW ART & CO
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There aro 38,851 miles Of railroad in
the United States, which are valued nt
81, ,G55, $50.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

His exrcl>cncy, the Governor. has mp.
pointed and commissioned j. NJ. Ward,
of DeadEall. TREASURER for Newbcrry
County. u most judicious appointment.
Sec Ills Tux notice.
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Tho Chronicle & Sentinel dwolls a

Tho Chronicle & Sentinel dwolls at
length on tho "rrouble Brewing IL tho
Radical Party"--giving Incidents which
ittnlleges have occurred, clearly ibdtca.
ting on early split, Betwccb Gen. :GRtNr
and Extreme Radical Cpngressmc,i. SThat
papef INDUCES in tho following srecula.
tions on tho subject: .t,.,t
And thus tho trouble is brewing in
the Radical Congress- 10 what extent
it may be prcciplatcd in very few days
That there arc serious differences be-
tween Grant and tho" extreme Radicals
even the latter pow admit. Tho past
history OF Grant does not give reasonable
hope that he will retreat from his present
position. The people Of this country
hnvc long since arrived at the conclusion
that he is an exceedingly obstinate man,
md Mrs. Grant, who ought to know,
says that the rnbic has not mistaken
his character in this particular. On the
other hand, this Congress has been so
successful in it's alterations with Presi.
don't johnson, has so uniformly over.
como his bittcrcst opposition to their
most unjust and wrongful legislation,
thnt we apprehend that they are Just
now in no good mood for surrender to
General Grant or any one else. Flushed
MS they arc with constant victories over
the checks Of the Constitution and tho
| opposition Of tho Executive, they must
iccl their power and appreciate their
importance. '.' D..
It would he curious incident if tho
present Congress, III their hot desire to
get rid Of ono President elected to office
10y their own votes, should find TINT
they have placed successor in power
who is not only. not in sympathy with
thcir.reck'css and revolutionary princi.
piles, but VINO lms-what the other had
not-the power to crush them and defeat
their purposes.
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Soap, Soap.

a large and varied lot, en- racing al-
most every variety, fine lot Toilet and
Shaving Soap. &c. &c, by .
Jan. Gl tt. II. STEW ART 4 co.
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Smith Tools,

Such ns Il. lows, Anvils, Vices, Ham
mrrs, Files, &c. Chcap hy
jan. u. Il. STEWART & co,
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Dry Goods.

All descriptions Of Dry Goods being re.
ccived almost daily. Call and examine.
Jan. If. II. STEWART L. co,
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NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY

G. p. Rowell g. Co., tho Ncw York Adycr-
tising Agents, Gro about issuing Il complete
American Newspaper Directory. It Is q
compilation much needed, since nothing Of
tho kind having any claims to completeness
has evcr boon published. ys "
, Mcssrs. Rowell & Co.. hive spared no
pains or expense to mako tho forthcoming
work complete. Wo understand tho book
will bo handsome octave volume Of about
300 pages, bound In dark cloth, and sold
for Five Dolln,s per copy. " D..
AS tho publishers arc Advertising Agents
their issuing q work containing so much In
formation, usually jealousy guarded by
those In that business. shows that they arc
confident Of their ability to be Of service tc
advertisers, or they would not so rendily
place IN their hands tho means Of enabling
eyery ono to communicate direct with pub.
fishers If thoy so desire.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

CALIsAYA BARK.-It sntd TINT Mcssrs
Drake & Co., tproprtctors Of tho Plantation
Bittersl arc tho largest importers of Cnlisaya
Bark In this country, and that, with tho cx-
ceptlon OF an occasional sale, all they import
Is used In tho compoundtng Of their colcbra-
ted Plantation Bittcrs, to which thoy un>
doubleday arc indebted for their wonderful
hcalth'restoring properties. As Tonic and
Appetizer they are not surpassed aud we
chcerfully recommend them. All Grst.class
Druggists keep them for salc.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to tho hest
imported Germsn Cologne. and sold ct half
the price: -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-06

The Exercises Of lhs Institution will DO
resumed on Wednesday, the third Of Feb
ruary next, under the following
FACULTY: .,.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-12

BAD SKIN. Spots, Morphev. Sores. pim,lc,.
Botches fustules letters caused by in uritics yi
the Blood, Checked Respiration Sluggish Circulation OF
the Blood in the eXcretng sells of the Skin One or
two doses Of the sARSArARILLIAN REsOLvENr
will rid the skin from these vsitsnts and insure all
beautiful clear complexion.
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pailp ARGUS.


Carlyle ties very handy knot an wo'u' oy
styling spiritualism the "Lisurgy OF Dead sea
Apes"
The editor Of the Newburn Times has
been compelled to advertise that business en-
gasemen,. compel him to decIne all chal.
lenges.
James Lynch, now running for SECRETARY
Of State in Missouri, was once q negro
preacher in Philadelphia.
A gold wstohcase is manufacturing in San
Francisco for Grant, a sure sign that the
offices have not all been given out there,
A photographer of Londoa publishes q
carte de vlsite of Christ, which Hiram Fuller
recognizes as correct likeness
Lieut.. Gov. Dunn, Of Louisiana, wouldn't
mind going to the L. s. Senate, Just for the
sake Of principle and sitting beside Sum
ner.
The Sorosis, ike other roses is not with.
out its thorn. This time it is difficulty about
the womans parliament.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-12

This Infallible Remedy does not, like the poi
sonous irritating snuffs and strong causuo solu-
tons with which the people have long been hum
bugged simply pallate for short time, or drive
tho disease TO the lungs as there ia danger OF DO
ing in the use of such nostrums, but 1t produces
perfect and permanent cures Of the worst cases
Of chronic catarrh, as thousands can testify.
"CoId in the Head" is cured with few applica-
tons. Catarrhal Headache is relieved and cured
as if by magic. 1t removes offensive Breath,
Loss or Impairment of the sense OF taste, smell
or hearing, watering or weak Eyes, and In.
paired memory, when caused by the violence OF
catarrh, as they oil frequentlo are offer IN
good faith a standing reward Of $500 for case
Of catarrh that I cannot cure.
OR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE PRICE ONLY 80 CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the Remedy but if no
has not vet got It on sale, don't be put of by ac-
cepting any miserable worse than worthless sub
sttute, bat enclose sixty cents to me, and the
Remedy will be sent you post paid. -Four PACK
ages So 90, or one dozen for S. OO Sent two
cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh'
Address the Proprietor,
R. V. PIERCE, NJ. D,
sents2d3m. Buffalo, N, Y.
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RAILWAYS EeAHlHIS.

In RAILWAYS PILLS, The true principle Of pargd-
tio is scurednot alone the office of dismissng the
and from the bowels b. those humors
that are checked stopped in their passage through the
Skin, Kidneys Lungs, and all excreng and Seofehng
functions for IL these excremenots secretlons beIohg-
their escare they become products of decay and deeom-
position, aud must he purged from the living body
Though their popcr channels; hence the purgatiye
qualities Of RADWAY'S PILLS extend to the seere
Uf the SKIN, kIDNEIS, LIVER, &c; whereas not
one Of the advertised Pills claim to act beyond the
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pHsSEsags@eA.
Bear iIt Mind.

One EADWAY's PILLS, two OF three hours before
dinner tai on la W wilt kpen the system tree N IN
DYSPEPSIA, lNDlGES ZION, CONSTIPATION,
ClSTIyES k.slS, ~.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-12
Nervous Debility,

Lyons Kathairon is the best II air Dressing in
se. septl9dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-12

Vox PoruLI.-The voice Of the people 10 una
nimous in praise Of one thing at least, that ia
Morses Indian Root Pills, and it is well deserved.
eases that sflict the human race. They act d..
rectly on the blood, stomoch and bowels. Keep
your blood pure by an occasional dose Of these
Pills and you will not be sick. The blood Ia the
life. Keep ii pure by using the only medicine
that will completely cleanse it,-More's Indian
Root Pills. Use the Morses pills in all cases Of
Biliousness Liver Complaints, Female Irregular
tiles, Headache, Indigestion, &c. Sold by all
dealers Geptl 5dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-12

RADWAY'S PiLA.S are the only u gntiye that Ill
secure an atratiye, diurctio Srol.ae, apeicnt aud
tome influence.
They the only vegetable substitute FOR I'ioel OF
Mercury. -,
They promote the secretion % bic and withdraw 1t
from the eiIsnls tiul.
They assist, through thaT nut '"'Is properties, he
chyme and chyle and sc juices II the process Of di-
gestion. %, ,
They are Elegantly Coated "dA Cum feEIee1iy Taste
less aud free iroG >ll'i',
PRICE. Twea Five cent, per Box, or Five Boxes for
One Dollar. Aln - ~ tr fADWAi's FILLS md
saa ,ta ihe LETTERS lt. side Of atsl. and
,b rls Railways Regulators the other. Sold by
al druggists and Geuegnl Sore Keepers, and al DIR.