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the 0ommander-in- Chic, in case or war or
I1nsurrectlon, or of imminent danger there
OF, to order drafts of the militia and to form
new regiments, battalions, brigades or divi-
slons, es he may deem Just and proper:
Prooiaed, That there shall be no military
organizations, or formations, for the purpose
OF arming, drilling, exercising the manual
OF arms or rlmilitary manuuvres, not author
ized under this Act, and by the Commander
IN Chief, and any neglect or violations of
the provisions OF this section. si1all, upon
conviction, be punished with Imprisonment
at hard labor III the State Penitentiary, for
term not less tran one year, nor more than
three years, at the discretion Of n competent
Court.
SEC. 10. That an Assistant Adjntant-
General may be appointed. if deemed ne
advice and consent of the Senate; his salary
shall be at the rate of fifteen hundred dol
lars The duties of Quarterm aster- G eneral
Shall devolve upon the Adjutant-G General in
times of peace
SEC. 16. That in case of invasion, insur-
rection or rebellion, or imminent danger
thereof, the Governor shall appoint, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate,
a Quartermaster-Gene Commssary- ZEN
eral and Surgeon General.
SEC II. That the arms, equipments and
munitions of the State shall be stored under
the directions of the Commander-in-C Chief.
and I'D such places as he may designate.
SEC. Is. That all officers of the militia
Except as herein provded,) shall be ap-
pointed and commissioned by the Governor.
They shall draw pay only when engaged
III actual service.
SEC. 10. That all commissioned officers
OF the militia shall be appointed and COM
missioned by the Commander-in-C Chief, and
may be removed from Office on recommend
alton by the commanding officer of their re-
specuve brigades and divisions Removal
may also be made by decision of court mar
tlai or retiring or cxaming board, pursuant
10 law, and for misconduct any officer NAV
be suspended by the Commander-in-C Chief.
SEC. 70. That the militia of this State
shall be mustered and drilled at such times
MS the Commander in Chief or commanding
officers of divisions, brigades and regiments
may direct.
In the Senate House, the fifteenth day
OF March. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine.
CHARLES w. MONTGOMERY,
President of the Senate pro ten.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved the sixteenth day of March,
ROBERT K. SCOTT. Governor
8ay- Charleston Courier and South Caro-
lima Republican will copy once.
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Dcimnr's Statistics of the Census OF 1868.
When Mr.. Delmar was Director of the
Bureau of Statistics, he originated a plan
for taking the census through the assessors
of internal revenue. The Census" for 1868
under that arrangement, is completed as far
as it is likely to be. Where there are no
returns from assessors, the deficiencies have
been supplied by estimates. The present
Deputy Special Commissioners of Customs
has stopped the work, not seeming TO attach
much Importance to it, and is in no way
responsible for the results. The recapituIa-
ton of the population of the United States
and Territories for the year 1868, as made
up through the means above stated, is as
follows: White population of the States,
33,291, OBJ; colored. 4.639, 862-total, 81,
93O,9 The total, with the population OF
the District OF Columbia and the Terrific
ries, is 3S,422, ,095. The reported popula.
ton of California includes Indians and Chi.
ncse. Maine includes 500 Indians: Michi-
gan includes about 4, 900 Indians; Minnesota
includes 5000 Indians Oregon 7,27O In.
dlans and 2,436 Chinese, and Rhode Island
also includes few Indians.
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291 EAST 31sr SrRRrr New Yopr

DEAR SIR: For three weeks past T havA
been using your PLANTATION BIrTKRs. For
more than four months past have been suf-
ferlDg from what my doctor said was ner-
vous prostration, being unable to endure
hardly any physical or mental labor without
great fatigue. But had not used the Bit
ters week before L was conscious of their
beneftting me as nothing else had, and I
have continued to gain very rapidly since,
till now I am able to be about my usual
household duties. To all who are afflicted
with general debility can testify from ex.
perience that the Bitters are invaluable.
Yours, truly, MARGARET b. STONE.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
tho price. A3t1t3
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ACCIDENT ON THE South CAROLINA RAIL-
RoAD.-Whilst the down Augusta train on
the South Carolina Railroad was travelling
ut its usual speed, about two miles this side
of the Savannah River, the axle of one of
the trucks Of the engine broke, and delay
OF several hours was occasioned before the
damage could be repaired. The train on
the Columbia and Augusta road was consid-
erately kept waiting as long as was consist
ent with the necessity of making its North
ern connections but had to leave before the
injured train could reach Graniteville,
and the passengers hitherward from Au-
gusta were compelled to come by way of
Branchville. No person was injured, nor
was any damage sustained beyond what we
have mentioned.
The Columbia Hotel will, we are gratifed
to learn, be opened in time for the acoou-
mediation of delegates to tho Agricultural
Convention, which meets in this city on the
2Sth instant. The worthy proprietors are
stretching every nerve to perfect their ar
rangements as much earlier than that date
as will be consistent with their determine
ton to open to the public hotel which
shall be first class in every respect
-O-
FATAL ACoIDENT.-We learn that, on
Tuesday afternoon, freight train on the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad, ran
over and killed man, named George
McGinnis, who was lying on the track,
about mile above Fort Mills, and who was
not seen by the engineer in time to stop
the train. No further particulars have
reached u.s.
RICH AND OILY.-Dr. E. E. Jackson has
presented us with box containing speoi-
mems OF the spices, which he advertises in
this mornings Ph@nir The nutmeps
have the outer bark still remaining, and are
so rich that the oil can actually be expressed
from them; and as for the cloves, ginger.
etc., they are strong and piquant enough to
bring the tears of repentance to the eyes of
even copper-lined drinkist Try small
quantity of the condiments.
-O-
CORRECTION. our report of the late
agricultural meeting, Major W. II. Gibbes
was incorrectly named as Secretary and
Treasurer of our County Agricultural So
ciety. 1t should have been Edward Hone.
Treasurer, and w. Fl. Gibbes, Correspond
ing and Recording Secretary.
Major g. O. Mcclure, of the Chester Re
porter, paid us q pop-call, yesterday. He
makes favorable report of matters and
! things III his section of the State,
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Boston nan, named Professor johnson.
claims to bave invented portable heating
apparatus oy which, without cvaporation
loss of water, or possibility of explosion. a
pint OF water and heat enough to boil it.
will warm good-sized room This appara,
tns is said to be rapidly coming into use in
Boston.
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MOTHERS BE ADvIsED.-Always keep a
bottle of DIR. TUTTs CELEBRATRD EXPO
ToRANT in the house. 1t is q certain and
pleasant cure for Group, Coughs, Colds,
&c agreeable to the taste, and children
take it readily. Go to your Druggist and
get it at once, it may save the life of your
little one. A36
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Special attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the first time this morning:
81. o. Herrick-U s. Internal Revenue.
M Getting Building and Loan Association.
True brotherhood Lodge No. "a, a. F.,M
u. E. Jackson-Direct Importation.
James E. Spear-Watches, Jewelry, &c.
Acts Passed by the State Legislature.
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BEAUTY. to secure O clear, smooth,
beautiful, healthy skin, is the desire of all,
and this is within the reach of ALL The
skin becomes discolored, rough, eruptive,
by tie virulent, unhealthy condition OF the
excretions and insensible perspiration-th
is. secreted by its functions, and expelled
through its pores. The skin is one of the
chief outlets for the expulsion of the hu-
mors or elements that the absorbent vessels
reject, to nourish and sustain the blood;
hence, these irritant humors poison the
delicate skin, and we have Pimples, Blotch-
es, Sores, either simple or malignant, &C
cording to the condition of the perspiration
and humors secroted by the skin. Now,
the application of cosmetics only hide these
defects, and increase tho irritant condition
of the skin. Use Heinitsh's Queens De-
light, and it will be found perfect remedy
for these disorders. M24
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rCHGRsf1Ss sHkcrxoEr AND RETisRafE;i15T,i. :.

ACHARsffNG SPscTK0EE AND RETREAT.
Main street presents no prettier attraction
than the charming little aviary into which
our worthyshostof the POLLOCK HOUSE has
converted one Of his front windows. It lisa
pleasant reflection that the uses and courses
OF trade have net destroyed the seutimen
tahty OF our jovial Boniface, and we hail
with enthusiasm his fancy which conceived
this establishment and provided the public
with graceful spectacle.
II the thirsty pilgrim will pause in his
career to that font from which all Pollock's
blessings flow, he will see in this pretty
apartment every variety Of small bird com
mon to this vicinity, or better still he NAV
under the inspiration of the fragrant iuleps
or stunning lion brew" for both OF which
our host is SO justly famous, study the per.
feet arrangement of this pretty chamber
with its boxes, perches, water tanks, tree.
&c.-ln short all that should make a little
bird happy i'll life. Under these pleasant
auspices, he may study the habits of red
bird, ]oree, sparrow mock bird and q dozen
other species; but best Of all he can recop
nize the public spirit which prompted tho
proprietor of this pleasant window to pro.
vide refreshing spectacle for his numerous
patrons and friends.
We recommend not only the visitor to this
city but its inhabitants generally to see this
aviary. not only from the outside, but from
the inside, also, with glass in hand.
SUPREME CGURT-WEDNEEDAY, April 7th.
The following cases were heard
James Cosgrove ads. Richard M Butler
hon Z. u. Melton, Special Justice, sitting
III the place of Associate Justice Willard
Mr.. Corbin for motion. Mr.. Phillips con
tra. Mr.. Corbin in reply
The State er rel First National Bank Of
Sonth Carolina, vs. Fleetwood Lanneau
Tax Collector. Struck off 81. D. Les
esne, erer. and Adele p Allston, erer.
eee.c. rS. Benjamin Allston et al. Restored
by consent and continued. Warren Tins-
man ads. V. d. " Austin. Mr. Simonton
for motion. Mr. Hutson contra. Mr..
Simonton in reply. J. Fl. Baggett ads. A.
j. Salinas. Continued by consent. Eliza
F. O'Neill, admx., Us. Maria j. McKewn.
admx., was heard in part Mr. Wilkinson
for motion.
Joseph Cohen and Jacob Cohen aus. II.
NJ Haig. Remanded to Circuit Court by
consent.
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THE COLUMBIA BUILDING AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION was organized last evening at O
meeting of the stockholders held in the City
Council Chamber. Col. j. P. Thomas in
the chair, G. V. Darlington, Esq. acting as
secretary. Over twelve hundred shareshad
been subscribed. A constitution was adopt
ed and the meeting adjourned until o'clock
this evening when the officers are to be
elected. -a I..i-l 4. t,rc
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Major g. @. Mcclure, of the Chester Re
porter, paid us q pop-call, yesterday. He
makes q favorable report of matters and
things liz lis section of the State,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12
d r.. j A M II g.

FORMERLY OF JAMES. LOCK HOSPITAL
Il New Orleans, La, (cstablshed in 1850 and for
the last = years located In Cricago-the most enc.
cessful Specialist OF the age In the treatment OF all
discs ses Of . private nAture-can b confdentiAlly
consulted At HIS once and rooms, 81 % RANpoLPn st.
treatment Of Chronic, 0egcufial, Syphilitic, Blood
and Skin Diseases, and ali Disorders Of Contagious
Vensreal Character-Which he cures without the use
Of mercury, iodde Of potassa arsenic any poison,
but with hie NguSnALIxm positive cure for al ha-
nors and blood poisons.
ORGANIC w8AKNEes, such - Seminal Weak.
neoe. Ncetnfal and Diuraa Emissions brought - By
inherited. causing loes Of memory. cdnfusion. de-
PRECISION. d1nso Of VISION and oftea times lnDaai-
y, with deplorabls train Of other syaptoms--
ssvins time ss1 sss:sss HI ass.s@ p.esss s
sns radically
Old diseases Of the most horrible class, whore the
blood has become poieoned-prodaeisg blotchcs on
the face, small watery bstessrains tn the head and
b0nes-ulcerated throat and noee eofes on the limbs
and body, tef0fua-togethee With N endless num-
Der OF SAectualy and permanently cared.
Da. JANE 10 recommended b. the press Of he
country BY professors of medical colleges, ana BY
the medical profession generally. TAsss snises1
en0uld apply TO him and be cured Of 0oee. !.
On. JAnns can be consulted. conddentAlly, By let
ter. P.O Drawer sses, Chicago, enclosing stamp Spr
return answer; Or at Bic once parl0rs 80 = Rsu-
doph street, corner OF Dearborn street, from 4.
T. to 9P n. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance and exits. so tnat patients never come in
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential
Juetpublirhcd. by Dr. James. two pamphlets. ON
sealed envelope. 10 any address. on receipt Of ten
cents three red
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The oyster has fixed abiding place, and,
therefore, Cannot escape its snsmiss very
we'll. II cannst moys. Wherever the
young animal fall it has to live and grew,
or there it must die and ret away. Hun
dreds Of millions Of young oysters perish,
- may cay, almost hafers they are bern
-'tha. ~. the spst may Be swept away by
rough SCI, and fall % . place 20 tAer>
oughly uncsnEsntal to it, growth that the
young sess oil perish. AZ 10 nov pretty
well known even to the general reader, the
eyster emits it spas IN the warm summer
months, . bet temperature and q moist
condition Of the atmosphsss being thousht
but, ~ think, srrsnsossiy- be the
most suitable conditions for securing large
spas. AZ has bssn said, the oyster 10 An
hernaphredite. and each Individual Yields
large quantity Of spat; quantity here 10
the best verd. g Dhs Api1al gsss On brew
~ and exadine This natter, which natu.
ealiels call spAt, foe many eneeessiSs days;
Il loeke like ooitsd lal1ost a1is sbsuV Is
esssistsnsy or cream. Whether the spat
b itealftke yeupg Il Tie. eystse y . dis
puood 80, bao the subetoA6o eoeeAinly cen>
Saios he inlAal anioal, Iuhleh, e.. aoep b.
Ne I'D Of geed nicsSeeops, appears ven,
dsrfully perfect This 49, g lAesy ssb.
stance. 10 said q rise, upon e0issisn, 70 the
surfass Of The water, end y 6sas abeut Tor
ssvesal days, Or. ~ sons cay, eoly for .
few hours; then it falls 70 the bottom, and
whether or not crop Of opstsrs b. OBJ
tained deysnds entirely upon IL csadi-
items Of that fall. II the spst falls On .
nu1dy bottom, then the yeu.a aninals.
drowned in the mud ars lc.A sAS>. n
% the contrary, the spat faris 81 reckv
Or shelly bottom. thsu s-HsaS ervv.vlis
undoubtedly b the result, because ,hst +
just one Of Tie proper eeo1ifisas Is iss.s.
ing the growth Of thsse aainals. 4 snef.
Il 10 obvioas. nay b tesesd hlther end
thishsr BY the waves. end ultimately s.
come loat.1 An eyster bed threes "a .
greater - lesa supply Of :spet every gear,
but pooe Of q nay, fee ~ seaeoue aiven
sbsvs, - utlliss6s osa6'swssfs Aa6ssl~s.
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a
n,rtine Cun.b. Jmniper Jnnin.r' 81, ~ srv atb-
,.r direst ,iur.iic known.
SUSCEPTIBILITY RrsOr.yRNr /. o,,c,.,
cure Tor the Al of snots blemi.hes .or.s
,i.s Inc akin hIack .pots or worms in m. t,esp
than any Of The ordnary Ssrsanar,IIs. in ma The.
dscocr,ops are mere wanhss 10 the noverinl .,i.n.
aim and nnrif,inr amrscv OF III RAnSav.s
sARsApAkiiiiAN RESoi.yENT f.w 49,.
vi,l rcs,ors the visor n Se "a the w..k s.h;i;,.
TOD Ard in6rD - ~ NV "'"-' N'o"''.
RAnWAY,s sARaAPAR,ILIAN Rra0cvrNr
i. IN. ecnsnm,tIves' hove Itieos.n. ~ .hi.r.,
snr,. ,n .sSs rom nu,s ,sb hoaS "a So .Ssny
ssv =: !, h triad W.
tncAn Il moi : A. or safe remedy 70 tahe A. a -.
80, r.d;r,ns q r. snhiect Ia ~ sa.e oh,s.,,n.
A. nirs riiIs ouinine Core sve a. him v,s Ssr.r
~. etc. and Other direct or exciusive ore n:rties
Persons that have taken either 81 these rems6i.l
AGENTS for sa9th sftime ars avsre ef ~ ~ a.
tiouble In yovedthe liver onieen and othsr eiarSs
snG.r 40 vim nuehu-i,s exclseive diurst,c scticr
" the kidneys. vii. II used cossinusesiy. suspend
the seeretine fnncticns Of ofher oroans hnchr =.
IL kpo wn Il 6ireet 6luretie snf n ehe0v ~
ploved bv medicsi men 10 seeure an incresssa A..
t,en Of tho HI6aevo.
But in neat 80 chan thus en- Moved ~ MAJ ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE

bBewaIeo Of Counterfeits Smiths Tonic Syrup hes
eenoun tsrfetsd, aud the countcrfetsr brought TO
grief.
= III i h,S Tonic Syrup
Tho genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls pri
vate Stamp each bottle. DIR. John Ball ON y has
he right manufacture aud sell the original John
SHiih's Tonic syrup of Louisville, Nv. Examine
well the label on each bottle II my private stamp
not the bottle. do not purchase or yoa will be
deceived See my column advertisement, and my
show card will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can
only be prepared by myself.
The public's servant,
Louisville, Ky. DIR. JOHN BULL.
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PAGES CLIMAX SALvE.

Will cure Screfsla, Or Fever Sores. Salt Rhs Q =
Tet.sr. Pimple. swsred Breast Sore Nipples, Chill
blaine. Piles, Cuts. Burns, Bruises Scads. and Tor
all external applications 1t has parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints when all o'icr
remedies had failed.
wehsveslarge number of CERTIFICATES from vel
known and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Climax Salvs has perfectly cured old Ulccrs, cases
ofTitter, Piles and scrofula Sores amer they had
bcentreaed by physicians, and given up as incnrsbe.
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A Woula.he Dlpaomas IN q Mad

E1xs
Some months ago Z. A. Pollard. the
Southern historian. and brother Of the late
II. Rives Pollard. Was appointed to lucrs
tive position in the New York Custom
House, by Collector Smythc. This fact.
coming to the knowledge Of some Of the
radicals in Congress, was used to prevent
the confirmation Of Smythe. who had been
nominated BY the President - Minister to
Austria. The nature Of Smythe's exculpa>
tory statements. and how they are met BY
Pollard, may ~ inferred from the follow.
ing synepsis Of letter written By Pol
lard:
Pollard says the statsnsnts made By Col.
lector Smyths to the Commute on Re
trenchment, in rslatiea to bic senasetien
with the New York custom houoe, ere q :
lerly false. First, the Cellsctor's allegation
~ name =. n. Pollard mislsd hin q
= eAarantsr Of The individual. Pollard
s]f1oA Saltsy falseheed, SaytAe Mn mn.
DAeoly acQuaiated With him end Ie0Iiv. ~
the 0istAkD ia ths iaitial letter. e m
mana. q ~ oppoioemsnt, vss oe,veee.a s,
direeeioa u S0ytho. Second. q 70 ~ ~
sakss. Pollard hssissssd ssly q a. pArsss.
"Sappeet . the enemies Of The United
Ststss." witch, 0ayths's Sseestasy o..
plainsd. did not inoaPacitats him more than
il did Wood o. vallsndieham. Third. Pol.
lard states that, instead Of removing him.
the Collsstse induced hin - resign, On the
distinct agrssmsnt thai be, Pollard, nigh,
continue to drav bis salary. assigning - q
reason that bic appeinsmsat seriously en-.
barrasssd SmythSee eoo0fnAsien - Mimic.
ter . Austris. The plan agrssd upon, that
Pollard sAeuld ssnd il his rsaigaation q
the rsqoest sfSmythe. was at snes sesrisd
int e6see 1T Pollard has not received
any sAlaey steyond The osath Of Dsesobss
in the lattes pess Of which he rssiensd. He
eoacludss his lGltsP " aecusisg Sayths Of
deception. an1of eommeecing HE diplomat
ie go ~ y, &lpl6d 1Al3ais6 hin ess e hid
oienas1eos NAisA ~ rgoolBe1 through ~
ia0seoee De9galsi n1n1s. r.
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The Plaster of the Time" All.
cooks Porous.

cooks Porous.
In lumbaao they act like charm. In q few heurs
Q vislent cough Is relieved by Plaster applied to
the chest Many persons believe cold cannot -
taken while a plassss 10 weru there: this We do
know they greatly assist In tho eure Of neglected
cold go often the fntrod uesr Of Consumption.
CURE OF LESION OF The LIVER.
Agentleman, after severe sickness. had lesion
OF the liver. Every quick move0ent or sudden jar
gave him severe pAin often laying him up Ter days.
regularity.
In this condition, he applied over the part a6sct-
ed an ALLCOCK1 POROUS PLASTER. At nrst.
II seemed to irritate. 1t Was taken Oh. But the
marked improvement he experienced aftcfward
gave hin courage 10 try again. and he therefore ap-
piled an other plaster In few days something gave
way-ssslippsd.' TO use the Rentlemau's own words.
There was come soreness for few days after, then
his health perfectly restored. Upon being SCUM
ded BY his ply sisian the adhesion or lesion VA
gone.
Principal Assscy. BsAxpasIu nssss. New York.
Sold By all druggiits.
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To Owners of Horses and Cattle
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
Distemper. Worms, Bots. Csughe, Hide bound. Colds
Ae I'm Hcrtes and Colds. Ceuehs, lose Of MIX,
Black Tongue. aorse Distempsr. &C., IN Cattle.
They are perfectly safe and innocent: n need q
stopping the WORKING Of your animals. They In
erssse the appetite, give sac coot. cleanse the
stomach and urinary ofgAno also increase the milk
them.
Col. Philip ?. Bush. u IL Jseeos nase Copsee,
told ofwhat they were esnpoeed. sinNh Wkleh Is &
neves without them. He he's Ovss - runnin9 hogDso
In HE charge. ana for the last tAfeo yeoss 10 ood
20 other Medicine for them. He hes kindly permit,
ted ne . rsfsf any one 70 him. Over 1iooo ether
fefefonese b seen ct the depot. oolA By DPueA
gtsts nd eo1dleso. Price - cents pr box. Dopot
10 Pafk Ploco. New York
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- - \ En- L 1A/N D.
- 1lstree eee:slonsd .ioy Children = taSine ths
naessse vss.lfse:s e ~ a., resolved % sssai-
de ssesss6si Il sspetss sSer s ~ ,.'I mses
gssps.s,ss, p.rs. sa::sass aad inodoross TSsn. 81
e.oan.ne ~ M@ sssas and moulding shea in
p e asreeaois eoa.sct,O, formed the present rosu
aQILoWAxy vnMFuGR CONVICTIONS,
Wasn hay, N Gaoss sasrsly superseded the Old
su9lrss II eonisins q Csione, =, ~ ooisos
90 Il 9hiy esteemed L u. popul., v.r.,f.s., By
know Of them. prescribe Nem r. = other
fem,ass. - NOV onay nss pleasant - take. but
Parsnts and guszdians, hsv.s NJ o.rs a an aren
ehculd s::p tac9 = 10y nslieiso, fos tAsy not
Sn' es sr.ss. -, p:s
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HOLLOWAY'S
ARN1CA PLASTERS.
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|HEISKELL'S
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