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threatened to break down with the weight
OF ats luxurious burden, a peat looking
cart drove up, from which Luke Jordan
ailghted with quick, elastic step quite in
contrast with his formerly. easy leisurely
movements
'Giod morning. Mr. BlIIkins.z I under
stood you wanted TO buy some butter tubs
| and cider barrels / think I have some
that VIII just suit you .
Nh5se make are they 2" asked the old
man. as, opening the gate, he paused by
! the wagon. -
mime replied Luke, with an arr Of
! porsleIlaile pride
Mr. Skins exainissess- nae lx
one
They'll dc, he said, cody, as he sat
down fi1e last of the lot What viii ye
I take for Jhenr %
! Rhat asked y6n FOR si1 months ago
isto day-your daughter, sir
14es sroruish twinkle IN the old man
eyes br6adened into a smile
You've got the right metal in you, al
/ ter al, he cried Cone IN, lad-come
IN | shooid4h't wonder If We made a
trade after all
Nothing 10th, Luke ebeyed.
Molly :" bawled Mr.. Bilkins, thrusting
his head into the kitchen door.
Molly tripped out into the entry tbs
round white arms were barred above tbs
e-Dows and boEe traces Of the. -four sat
| had been sifGng- Her dress was a neat
ginglaTn, oEer which was tied a blue check
4 ed apron; but she looked as winning ans
lovely as she always did wherever she was
found. a
She flushed and blushed and smiled a
she saw Luke, and then, turning her eye:
upon her father, waited dutifully to hea-
Nshat be had to say
The old man regarded his daughter 70
a moment with quizzical look
'sMoll, this young nlan-may hah you v
seen him before-has brought me lot o
tubs and barrels, all Of his own make;
right good article, too. He asks prett,
steep price. Tor ,em, but if you are willin;
70 give 1t, well and good and hark ye, II,
Eirl, whatever bargain you make, you
father wlll ratify.
As Mr. Bilkins said this ne considerate
" stepped out Of the room, and we WI
fellow his exam. pie. But the kind of
! readily conjeeturod BY the speedy wes
ding that followed.
Lukr Jordan turned his attention t
the study Of medicine, Of which profession
he became useful and Influential mem
Der; but every year, on the anDiversar,
of his marriage. he delights hls mother-ln
law by same specimens Of the handcTai
: bv which be won what be declares to b
the best and dearest wife in the world
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What Every Young Han Should
EB0.

Every young man should make the
most Of himself, intellectually, socially
and physically
Avoid bad books, bad company
strong drink, drinking saloons, and tabac-
co.
,. He should depend upon his own eff
forts 70 accomplish these results.
8. He should be wiling to take advice
from those competent to give 1t, AID t6
follow such advice, unless his judgement
or convictions, properly founded, sdoulc
otherwise direct
4 II be Is unfortunate enough to have
rich and ipdulgent father, he must dC
the best ne can under the circumstances
which vii be very much as though he hao
not those obstacles 70 overcome
). lie should rememhers that youns
men. # they I've, grow Cd and that lhC
habits IF youth are ottener than otheWi is'
perpatr4tsd IN the Hsature man. Know ms
this fact he should govern hlEsalf accord
insig
8. lie should neTer be discouraged b
small beginnings, but reHleia5er that ali
great results have been Wrousht-out from
apparently slight caused.
! !. He should never, under any circuna
stances, be idle. IF he cannot fad the
employment he prefers, let him come a
near his desire as Passihle-Ae viii thu
reach the object OF MS ambition
/ s. All young men haze -'inallenabi
rights" among which IS nobe greater
more. sacred than the privilege to De some
/ body.
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The reason why we admire pretty
feet Because ais well th ends web.
Why IS a prudent man ike pin
Because Lis head prevents aim going t.
far.
The husband vho is tvo feet taller
than his VIII can easily overlook her short
coniings.
BE always al leisure 70 do erod, never
make business Al excuse te decline Offices
Of humanity
What did Lid wood saver aakS
to restore llis sigat lie took his harse
and saw
Paper ard twine are now made OK
wood. imzgine q f'arkags done up with
q cord ef wood
-Whst's the difference between wsteT
and whisky men sip on the former when
isn't.
Girls sometimes put their lips ont
poutingly because they are angry, and
sometimes because they are disposed to
meet you halfway
a young lady in Montgomery, (Ala-)
who was caught smoking cigar gave as
ber reason for the act. that 1t made it
smell as though there was a man around I"
A young laay's senIiments-Ifit II was
not good FIR Adam 20 i've single when
there was not a woman on earth how
very criminally guilty are old bachelors.
with the world full Of plenty girls
a down east girl. be'ng hantered
once b. some of her female friends in re-
gard 10 her lover. who had the misfor-
tune 10 have-bnt ore leg, replied Pooa
woul6nt hays r,gn viii - D iee--
theE'Te TOO common
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The PooR BeY.-Dou't be ashamed, nv
lad, If yOu have patch on yeur elbow; It is
no mark of disgrace. 1t speaks well for Jour
industrious mother For our part We
would rather see dozen patches on your
jacket than hear one profane or yulger
word from ves,r Fps, or 70 smell the fumes
ef tebaccp IL Esar breath No good boy
VIII shUG yeu -e1aEse you can not dress as
wei as your c1mPanien; ard il bad boy
sometimes lau-h Us al your appearance, say
nothing. ny good lad. but walk on. We
know many a rich and good man Ehe was
once as poor as you. Fear God, NV boy,
and if you are pvor but honest, you viii do
were the son OF q rich man, apd were ad-
dicted to bad habits.
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A traveller. IN Pennsylvania last sum
ner asked his landlord if he had any cases
of suns4roke In that town. Nc, SIT
said the landlord; .sif a man gets drunk
here. we say he is drunk, and never call Il
BY any other name.
A Dutchman was once remarking
his marvellous escape from drowning when
thirteen of his companions were lost by
the upsetting of boat, and he alone was
saved.
-.And how did you escape their fate
4 It'd not go in te pote. was the
dutchman's placid answer
"Jennie." said venerable -Scatchman
r his daughter, who was asking bis con
sent to accompany her Urgent and favor
ed suTtor to the altar, Jennie, it's very
solemn thing ta Get married" i know 1t
father," replied the sensible damseI. ''buf
its a good deal solemner not to get MARI
Cd !"
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NUMBER 47.
Johnsoa Clarendon treaty, known Is tAs

johnson Clarendon treaty, known Is the
Alabams c1Ai-aE. ~
ReseLreeK LAST Ee heartily sympathiza
with the struggling people of all natisns
IN their eIs rs 70 at1ain universal freedom
and the Iuaiicnabse rights Of man. ~
Resokeed, That We confidently endorse
the administration OF General John y.
t5eary as wise, economical ana honest, and
that i deserves, as Il has received, the ap-
provaf Of the people Of Pennsylvania and
we especially commend his uniform efEcf1t3
to restrain the evil of special Legislation.
Reso5Ved, That IL Hon Henry ". VII
! liaIBs, orr candidate for the Supreme
Court, Ne present learned, pare and
! 'Ysasriotic gentlemen, who viii adorn she
T ItSGi'- ra@Sifinn1 70 which We propose 70 oelect
Resoiped. that we reiterate and affirm
our adherence 70 the doctrine of protec-
ton, as proclaimed In the ninth resdln-
Of the platform adopted 1t the State Con-
Feptiou, March Z, 1866.
Resolsea, That we endorse the ticks
this day nominated, and pledge 10 1t our
hearty and eaadid support.
Res5lre- Tn : the Chairman cf the
+ Conveutie7 l. harebY authorized 70 ap-
point a hlTmssn OF the Central Commit
tee on the JOINT Recommendation of she
candidates this day nominated, and, that
the State Ceatral Committee shall consist
during the coming campaign Of the same
number Of delegates from each county 81
thesaast Committee. and thsE small be as-
p0IuteQ by the Senatorial aud RepTesen-
tative districts, except Allegheny, Ehieh
shall have eight members
The Governor was introduced 70 tbs
Convention. which he addressed as SONS
length, and retired amid enthusiastic ap
Plause.
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NOTICE ~
~ All persons wanting 10 get ere Of tie
celebrated Aetna Moving and Rerping sta-
chines must leave their orders With me be
tween this snd the Goth. Of June. IN order
that IsIssy have time to order them before
tthez-are wanted to use. GEO. HUNTIEY-
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He Came TOO Late.

He cine too late the toast had dried
y Before 1hafr tco long
The cakes WE'RE scorched upon the side
nd every thing was wrong
4 sshe-scora "a, to visit ALI light for one
-WhS ling cred IN his way,
And 80 EasI uoezl her tea alone.
zAHd Sleare.i the ahings away. E
He came tbo fate ! at oPee he felt
The supper hour was Ger
Indifference in her ealm smile dweit-
Sisa : l4>sAd tl,a sA.anlrz=dna-
The table seloih- had pszsed away, -
No dishes eouId he see
she met hsTsi and hersxsrds were gay
She BeyeE spoke Of tea
Re came toe late she subtle rhoras
OF patience were unbcupd--.
Not IL offense Of spoken. words,
But by tie slights ttat wound
She knew he would say nothing now
ae That conla the past repay
She bade him 60 aad milk the COW, -
: Andeoldly tarned away.
He came too. latsesf lie fragrant Steam
of-tea had long since fown
The flies had fallen in the cream,
The bread vas cold as stone.
I And VIXEN, WITH word ana smile. he trIs,
rs hungry state 70 prove, arrp- -.
She peryed her heart with Wonan's pria
And never deigEe6 e move. 81
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"A Boston exchange Is responsible for
the following stcry
a short time since man appeared 1t
the Boston City Hall, requesting al inter
view with the chief Of Police.
-Wh hat can J ID Tor you2? inquired the
Official
Are you the Chief?"
'Yes"
Can I speak to you privately -
Il es-speak out
''U'in no one heaT Us ."
Are you sure p
Yes"
well, then, listen As was crossing
the Comman last night, about twelve o
clock, l saw woman approach the pond
with a baby IN her arms. looking carefully
around all the while to see if she was fol-
lowed and then, when hight at the edge
stopped aud"
Threw the child into the frog pond -
exclaimed the appalled, officer, lis facs
white with horror
NO" replied MS washed IT.
face >
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NOR RENT

nor RENT
4 The subscriber viii offer FOR rent his
STORE ROOM located on High street. near.
the amond, and now occupied by z z. Da-
vis 1nis is one of the hest Iocationsin town.
Possession given the 1st Of July For terms
and particulars call on or address
May 27-tf. E J. MILLS, Ebensburg, Pa.
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NR - NITT ZEIGLER-

D.ENTISTBY.-
The undersigned, Graduate Of the Bal
tuore College OF Dental Surgery, respectfully
9~c-s HIS professional services To Inc el1lzeUs
O. Ehr.siJurr. Pc has spared DO means 10
t...-t.uah'~ s conaiat himself with every i-i-
.r0verac,-r IL ilis art To many years oi per
sonaI experience, he has sought 10 add lne
impaired experience Of the gbest auth orItles
in Dental Science He simply asks fhst an
opportunity may be given Tor his "ork 10
speak rs own praise.
SAMUEL BELFoRD, D. D. s.
E- VIII be at EbeHsbur on the fourth
aonda- of each month, 10 stag one " -ek.
August 3, 1865
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L. LANGsTRoFH's PATENT

Lie MON ABLE COM BEE HIVE
Pronounced the best ever yet introduced
in this county State. Any person hEying
g family right cea have their Bees transferr-
ed from Old oox to a new one In every
instance IN which this has been doEe the re-
suit hrs been entirely satisfactory, and the
first take Of honey has invariably paid all ex-
penses, and FREQ ueHJly exceeded them. Proof
Of the superior merits of this invention win
be found in the testimony Of every man who
has given II trial, and among the number
are the gentlemen named below, snd their
experience should induce every one interested
il Bees to
Henry c. EirkP Pasric H. Of Carroll township.
took 90 pounds of surplus honey from two
hives. wticl nv sdla At 35 cents per pound.
Adam Reitrie lI,eof Carroll township, took
from two hives leo pounds of surplus honey.
James Kirk yatri -4t.-ef Chest township, took
80 poGa IS Of surplus honey from one hive.
Jacob irkpatIick, OF Chest ownship, OBJ
tanned y pounds OF surplus honey from one
hive, worth pets}ess than S2l, and the right
cost him only ..
Peter Campbell trnm-one hive obtained So
pounds OF surplus honey at one time.
@E Quite nurn hsrlof similar st4r eFaents,
authenucatel by some OF the best citizens OF
Cambria -cpuEty, could be obtained IN proof
/ or the Superior merits oi LangstrotL's Patent
Movable Comb Bee Hive.
I. FeEons wishing 70 purchase fa1eii > rig q IS
--s.. TETER CAMPBELL,
Nov 2s, TsGs-tf CarroIltown. Pa
no You WANT ! BARGAIN2-
I ~ The subscriber ofFers a.gT;Fate safe III 2
hfIOwing described valuable property, situ-
ate in StIougstown, Indiana county:
ONE LIRGE 10 USE,
Two stories bjgh, L-shope, -ope -L~being 56
feet-seDe setfti-tle- other 4Gfeet. j oTftHi N
7 has heretofore teeu used as, Hotel Situa-
ted II The business portion Of town.
ONE SaILL ETt HtCSE,
Two stories high, 4Ox22 feet, capable of az
/ commod= =tIug <wO families.
THREE 4CRES or GROEED,
Upon which the foregoing described houses
are situate.
The property was -feEInerIv owned and oc-
cupied ay Barker * LiIzinger. who have dis
. solved partnership.
TERMS:
! $500 for the entire properly S320 =
( 500 in hand 1.-The balance IN payments Pos
session giYea the Ist Of April. ifdeFired
@eA- FOR Particulars aPPty 70 or adLres.
a. A BARKER.
mari-fI Ebensburg, Pa
( DBoTOGBAPHIG.-..,.-.-..-.,.-..
. Come ye TO Ebeasburg aEd get them
/ Having located in EbeusbHrg, ! weuld very
Respectfully inform the peOple that ! an now
fully prepared 10 take
PHOTOGRAPHS
in every style Of the art. from the smaIles
Card Picture up 70 Life Size. te
rsE- Pictures taken IN ruy wea tler. ~ZezI
Every attention given TO the takmg Of
CUILDREN'S PICTURES.
! Photographs painted IL OIL, I7-zia M, O
Hqfsr COLors.
Your attention is called TO nv
FRAMES FoR LARGE PICTURES,
and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
also, Copying and enlarging done IN the yer
best style OF the az
ask comparison, and defy competion.
Thankful for past favoTs, 1 solicit con
tiuuance OF the same.
pa Gallery on JUliGu street, three door
north or Tie Town Hall.
augl31 TT. SPENCE, Photographer
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iDENG's UNIVERSAL RUSSIA
6,9.Q L.. HEALING sALyE. t,ye-.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFECrED
tuhumerahe cures and has gained for itself great
reputation The diecovcrer OF this Salye has applied
iwith eminent success In thous ands OF cases dur
ing the Crimean War. aud has cured dangerous
Wounds In manys cases considered mortal.
Ma. E. BERG is the 500 poesessor of the valuable
secret Of making this salyc; from bis experience In
using II In Europe and the attending It's ap
pllcaton there he hns been Induced TO Introduce IL
into the United States. IT RELIEVES PAINI
IhoIe who have Wourep. Bruises Outs Of all
finds, or Sores. Felons Scratches. Musquito Bites
Frost Bitten Joints, Sore Libs Chilbla q Children's
scorbuttc complaints on Head and Face, are speedily
cured II has proved OF great advantage to ladies'
legs, &c. through confinement aud other causes
II acts Ike magic IN removing Boils. Pipples, and
Cuhneous Disease1,i and has been succe ssfully
used for Corns Bunions and Sore Throat, by apply.
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
-, IT. sa'e ny al druggsts Price e25o 60c., and 81
per jar. omce, NO. 400 Rpwery, n. T.. None genuine
unleas counterstgned E. BEna's UNIVERSAL Rua
SIAN hhALiNa .shLYE. No aso Bowery,; New
York. For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
Place, New York sfuth d. %
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gtugs, Gb.mifaIs, Gtf.
nARBY's PRoPHYLACTIC FLUID.

i.i M
Letter from Hon. Akx. II. St.phens, Of Georgia.
CRAwYoRpsvnLE, Ga September %. 1868.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid s an article Of little
cost, but great value. It's domestic we'll medi.
cinai uses are numerou', while Its specialties afe
most wonderful 1 have not been without 1t for
ten yeers, and no head OF family who can afford
to have It should DO without It.
ALEX. n. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
ONE.
Letter from ne Surgeon. 0nera{ of ne late Confedcr-
ate Stdtes.
RICHMOND, Va, January II, 1853.
JOHN Dandy & Co., No leo William. street, New
, York:
Gertten,n-I have received your letter Of tho 18th
OF December, 1866, calling my attention to your
tDarby's Prephylactie) Flafd. :. 'art -
Imoet cheerfully state hat tho Fluid was furnish.
ed TO, and, extensively used by the surgeons in
charge OF general hospitals in the Confederate SER
vice with great benefit 10 the patents-ali the sur.
geons making favorable report-a great deal of it
was used In the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
sAML PRESTON MOORE, NJ. d,
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Wilmington MARKET.

wILMINaTOH, August t24>-TynPENrusE,- la un-
changed in price, Sales Of l37 bbs SS TOR virgin.
erIRrrs IuBPExriNk-Marfet quiet and sales OF
only l02 bbls As 98c per GALLON. ST., 49,;
Ros.N.-Market steady. SHES OF 1867 bb]s nj
81 60 for strained, and s. 25 So 60ls4 80 for No. l.
1ARGIs los higher, and 80 bbls sold at 81 40 par
barrel. i-.,i
pouod. r, 1T .t.- = -, -
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oonsignees per south Gar oiina isailroao
August a. md 26.

"a bales Cotton 6S bales Domestiss, 7lb sacks
Grain, 81 pkgs Bacon, 74b escks Flour so bbs Flour
62o boxes treserved Fruit, 263 bbls Naval stores,
cars Lumber, cars Wood, cars Stock. To Rail-
road Agent Claghorn. Herring Il Co. stenhouse B.
Co, b Cobia Co. Campeen & Co, + D Kracke.
West Jones. Pelzer. Rodgers Co, Mowry & 20.
Go,dsmith Bon. Marrham, Rayenel 3 CO. Hop;
steffens. Knobeloch Small. Bonmann Bros, b
o.Neill. Il Biscbon COD Paul & co. Mofstt r
wharton.
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The Havana Market.

The following Is q statement of the market for the
week ending August al: Sugar-Total exports from
Havana and AAtan1as during the week q, 600 boxes
and 1oe0 hhds foreign Countries aud IL 600 boxer
and 800 hhds.to the United statee; total stock in
warehouses in Havana and MatanIas 217. QUO boxes
and $500 hhds. Muscoyadoes active; fair TO good
refining 7HaS reals. Ere ghts advancing; per ton
to Falmouth and orders, Cos.
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The hottest day on record IN many places.
On Saturday last, The 21st .of August, Not 10
New York, whore tina, highest degree OF the
Acst - gny 3D. but In some other, plaoas--
lHhtsdeiphss l for instance -+Nhets tho inerctty
NtsrsA a =, Y. soSe 'Ss n
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BE 0Aa aHFuh
WHAT MEDICINES
sei s,Xo.y }TAKR. .;:.sY

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY ovFRwoRK
o. bead or hand and feel The need OF something In.
thing, whether under the name OF Btters or other.
wtso. esuch articles givajust "a much strength 10
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
1aded horse. and no more Alcoholic stimpianis aro
injurious to Nerve health. and ALWAYS followed
BY DEPRESSING DEP REACTION. I
D0dd's Nervine and Invig0rator
Is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANT which is
NOT attended ny REACTION. What It gains for
you u maintains. When itrsfreshes body or mind.
We are not recommending teetotasm in the interest
OF any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recnperaion will and, as he keeps att that he
tskinditpg q fre In his hones which will consume
IKE ue names OF perdidon. Turn from IT. Take a
tonic that will refreah and not destroy. DODD's
NERViNE 10 for sale by all BruQQists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that sccsmpanies
each bottle. 7mos June 25
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Markets by Telegraph.


FohEioN "hAhEis'
LoNpos nueus. Io-Nooh'-m -mea'nef favorable ior
'i''s, anu III 'na' hASe oeeh ss'hereo arc IN sooa
eonui'ion' 'ohs0'S sSA' oohos o. sugar anoas
ouoyan''
I,en'ne-tu.penuns zos'
L'.hrooL, Aa8us. 1o.Noon;-ce"on quiet;
up,anus i'7'aA'7s"' ofieaas i'>sai4o; saiee oooo
Da'.s .,s
Ai'efnoon'-oo'ohq quie'' Dreaos'unS que! 1ai-
'ow s'e w. 0'aef ARTICLES unenAnSoa.
eA''ei' upiAnuS AoHu' oiie.is
10 s.e' oOoo 1A'es' export anu Speeu'a'lo
t'o0 oa'es'
DOMESTIC MARKETs.
New YORK, August 2S-Noon,-Monoy easy and
unchanged. Sterling, long OK; short los. Gold
s3h. Cotton quiet Mt s5c' Turpentino dropping
at 41hc. Rosin firm; good common 50 32H; strain
cd 81 35a2 81.
Evening-co,ton dull and &c lower; sales $50
bales; middling s4alc Flour closed shade easier
Wheat steadier and more active; winter red Welt
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'U6musrrial.
Exports.

49,. - Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Minnetonta--s4 bales
Upland Cotton, 4 bags Bea Island Cotton, So
bales Yarns and Domestics, 1x6 bbls Rosin, 80
casks CLAY, "a pkgs Sundriee.
BO3TON-Per brig Il Il MoGilvery-225 tons Phos.
phate, 20, 900 feet Lumber.
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Drugs, Gbenitals, Gte

~ : ~ISa. ,, ..:s, ~ y . :.
K"o sK oroi'
ayo-9auu sunEs
g'.,iry- - u.9 q ;G 80 ~
soRoFULA. DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT,
~ NERVOUS DEBILITY. BHEUhAT1sM,
NEURALGIA, K1DNty AFFECTIONS.
saoA KRuPrIoNs OF TIE SKIN,
.n.,t land ALL ,.te .ft.r
Obstinate or long standing diseases OF tao
BLOOD. LIVER. URINARY ORGANS.
NERVOUS SYSTEM. 30.
It puri6es and enriches the Blood eradicales all
syphiIitio soroulous Taints. Restores tho LIVER
md Kidneys 10 ahealthy action, aids digestion. reg
ulaea tho bowels, and invisorates the Nervous sys.
tenn.
.as- NOT SECRET oUACK MEDICINE. 10
FORMULA AROUND EACH BOTTLE.
Recommended by tho best Physicians, eminent
DIvines. Editors. Druggists, Merchants, &c.
~ THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MEpI-
CINE IN USE.
PnEPAnEp ONLY III
J.J. LAWRENCE, N. D..
tan experienced and well-inownn' Physician aud
Chemist)
Laboratory and Office, No. Man.streei,
NonFoLK. Va.
9 Price Ono Dollar per bottle. g : ''''2''
For sale by rti'i asti@
GOODRICH, wINEMAN CO.,
DOWIE & NOISE.
Charleston, s. c.
And Druggists every where.
July 20 iD4o 9a., .rt-t;.1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-26

TIE EXCELLENT MRDIEs OF O. q.
PROPHITTs NJ. D., need no recommendation
their we'll known power in removing the diseases pe-
euiiar to our Southern climate having already esab-
and the adjoining States AZ the majority OF person
living In the South are predisposed 70 disease Of
btveT Is granted by all Inte.iiEeat physicians
to org antc or functional arrangement or that Impor
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious PILLS strike directly at the root OF the evil
IhSy cure the Liver which In nine cases out OF .en
u at the bottom Of tho Coughs. Dyspep4a, colic,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
strual Obstrncttons, &C., go common amona our
people. Earache. Toothache, Acu.e Rheumatim.
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
1, PROPHlTFs PAIN KILL 1T
HE chnn before the wind.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-26
PNoPHIgr,s L1yEK MEDICInr

!. FNUFHAST'S L1VER MEDICINE.
DR.. ProphiR-Havins used this nnediciue snf3
centy long to test its virtue nd to satisfy MY own
mind that It is IN invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which tho writer has suffered much
for ax years-and being persuaded that hundrees
be sfgnally benefited, as he has been by its use
deem It a duty to this unfortunate class to
recommend to them the use Of this remedy, which
has given uot only himself bat several members OF
his family the greatest relief. ~ =.
u. ". ARNOLD.