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The BRITISH YACHT CAMBRIA. ta

The BRITISH YACHT CAMBRIA.-This fast
sailing craft. owned by Mr.. Ashbury, which Is
comlng yer to Tho Uuited StaLes t. compe =
with American Yachts for tho possession or the
cup won By the America. in 1851, is . nosy g.
soi, and was built by Rutsey, OF Cowes, Isle OF
Wight, and was launched in 1858. Her length
il SIS feet beam 20 feet inc,ies. She has Il
most irregular sheGr, sprinSla@ up suddenly
toward and att, something altcr tho $ yle ota
Dutch salliott. Her head-kuea Is very shor5
and appears stunted In growth. She has the
ordinary racing bow, though rather more
hollow than usual. Tho foremost - well
aft and the mainTnast well forward Too
closo together, perhaps. to look We'll but
spreddipr an immense area o. canvas. Sue
has about twenty-riGbt tons OF leal ballast run
and boltol into her, and about fifty tons o. pig
ballast. Her draft Of water is aboat eleven
and a half feet aft and five feet forward. The
Cambria, it is stated, cannot bo considered
very handsome model, but her speed is un-
questionable; and as the present practice is to
p!ace as much lead in the bottom ola vessel as
can be slowed, and to spread as much canvas
as possible on the spars, wealthy owners, liko
MIR. Ashbury. spare no expense to secure their
success by these means. Notwithstanding the
advantages the Cambria possesses over many
Yachts, it is asserted that she cannot be con-
sidercd the best representative that England
can produce to compete for the "ail-aatlons
cup"
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OLIVER TWIST.

Mr.. Dickens introduced "Fagin," "Bill
Sykes" and ssNancy" to an English audience on
the night of January 9th. In anticipation of
the event every seat in the large st. James
Hall was occupied. a still more significant
expression Of the desire to do him honor was
noticed in the effort made by the audience to
be in the hall early. The papers had stated
that this was Mr.. Dickens wish, and the hold
ers of seats came early in such thronss that
the entrances were badly blocked up.
The London Daily News again notices the
faults of Mr.. Dickens as reader, and remarks
that his qualities, both the excellent and the
reverse, we're observable in the Few selection,
which he then read in public for the first time.
Perhaps we cannot do better than give the de-
scription of the News, so far as it relates par
ticularly to the reading from "Oiver Twist, I"
in full:
The character OF ''Fagin" he acted through.
out; and except that the London 'fence' had
too near resemblance to the money-lender Of
the Rialto, acted most admirably. The benev-
olent young lady and her guardian were b. no
means so completely indHiduaized; and even
s'Nancy" herself, fallen, degraded, brutaized,
but with still one spark Of human feeling, with
one redeeming quality-her love for "Bill,n' -
and the hope that she may rescue him as well
as herself from their life of crime, and save
them both from its inevitable consequences
scarcely had justice done to her. MIR. Dickens
seemed afraid to display the full force of her
passionate, half savage, but still woman's ma
ture. II the portrayal of the vulgar, sus-
picious, and cringing charity boy, "Noah Clay
POLE" he was more successful; and there was
no want Of ruf6anism, Of thorough, coarse,
reckless brutality, in the picture which no pre-
sented OF "Bill Sykes" The best parts of the
reading were undoubtedly the interview be-
tween tSykes" and 'Fagin," where the Jew
discloses 'tNancy's" treachery, and urges
suggesting only, but certainly urges.-his con-
federate to her murder, the description Of that
cruel and cowardly deed, and the passage
which records the death Of the burglar. banged
in moose OF his own making. MIR. Dickens
had evidently reserved himself good deal in
the earlier part of the reading, and worked up
to the cllma1 80 skilfully and effectively as to
bring down the house. The applause was 30
loud and continuous that he was compelled to
return to the platform and bow his acknowl-
edgm ents.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Credit of the Stato-A Bright Pros
pect-1he Contested E1ection-A New
Maglstratc-The Insurance Companies
Tho Legislature.
rERoM oyR OWN CORRESPONDENT. ]


COLUMBIA, 8. c., January 24.-Mr. Kimpton,
the financial agent Of the State at New YORK,
has arrived here. He makes very favorable
report as to the steady appreciation OF South
Carolina bonds and stocks in the New York
market, and says that the State can obtain as
much money as she requires at reasonable
rates of interest. l learn also from the best
authority that, notwithstanding the issue OF
million and half OF bonds to meet the liabih-
ties of the State, the floating debt has not in
creased, while not o bond has been sold.
A bill will be introduced in the Legislature
to fund the interest on the State debt due in
July and on the first of January. An offer was
made from Charleston to lead the money ne
cessary to pay the interest, but 30 high rate
of interest was asked for that the otfel could
not be accepted.
The collection OF taxes now depends upon the
industry of the assessors in the various coun-
ties. It is generally boheved that at least a
million and half dollars will be collected this
year.
Mr.. Corbin's bill to confirm aud validate the
recent election for Mayor and Aldermen OF the
CITY of Charleston will probably be introduced
in the Senate tomorrow. It will be in the
usual form, validating the election, any ille-
galities or informalitios to the contrary not
withstanding.
Tee Governor has appointed MIR. James NJ.
Morrison magistrate, in the place Of Mr.. Axson,
deceased. Mr.. Mo1rison's application was en-
dorsed by Mayor Clark, Alderman Geddinss,
and a number of other officials and citizens of
Charleston.
Among the Charlestonians here observe
Mr.. ". B. Heriot, who is seeking some modi-
fication of the bill to regulate the agencies of
insurance companies not incorporated in the
State. His views have been laid before Sena-
tor Corbin, Comptroller General Neagle and
others, and seem to meet with much atten-
ton.
The Legislature has work enough before it
at the present time to occupy it to the first OF
March or later, unless the two houses have
longer sessions or sit twice day. An old
member OF former Legislatures says the House
sat only twelve or fifteen hours tho whole Of
last wesk, whereas in former sessions the
House frequently sat twelve hours day
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rus MERCHANTS OF NEwBEnnY. The Ne,

The MERCHANTS OF NEwBERRY. .-The New
berry Herald, in lis last issue, SAYS:
Wa invite the readers attention to well
written and very interesting letter on first
page from the corr sspondent of TIE CHARLEs--
TON DAILY NEWS, "Brd's-Eye," who passed
through our town ION the wlne." For so ra-
Did a survey of our town and district, his data
is generally corr ,ct, and his sentences varied,
w,Il-woyen aud complimentary. He gives
Newberry good position in the commercial
p.cture-fxes but few If any dark shadows,
and draws out many high-Ights., his
statistics are possibly little at fault, yet
his letter is vigorous, truthful. persplcuous.
To his fatteriug notice Of our humble selves M
We shall strive to be worthy. Hoping tnat TEE
NEWS will ever sustain Its position as the daily
newspaper of tho State, aud that che mer-
chants of Charleston and Ncwberry may grow
to know each other better in the near future,
IN all the varied business OF Change and mart.
We shall now proceed to complete tho mercan-
tile list OF our town, portion of the leading
firms having been accidentiy omitted by tue
correspondent r. Stewart s. Co., M.'Barre q
Son, Abrams, Grifhn s. HarSrove, w. L.
Wight, Wilson & Paysiuger, W. L. Tarrant,
L. r. Marshall, K. II. Marshall Wicker Will
son, NJ. Bowers, NJ. Buzhardt, J. j. Amick,
b. Jones, and others.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Four soldiers we're assassinated in Havana
on Sunday, and great uneasiness exists in that
city.
Robbers attacked the house Of e1-Sheriff
Reuben King, OF Robesou County, N. C., on
Saturday last, and mortally wounded King and
s. E. Ward. The robbers escaped.
The military have removed 729 civil officers
in Virginia, leaving 5000 yet to be removed.
The offices range in value from 500 to $4,000
Der annum.
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The New York Mail, in speaking of the

The New York Mail, in speaking of the
musical Jubilee proposed by Mr.. Gilmore,
SAYS: SIT would seem especially desirable, in
view OF the nature of the festival, that the pro-
n,inent cities of the South should be represent
Ell at this grand national celebration Of peace.
No more beautiful exchange Of the olive
hr,nch, conI6 he made thau for Boston to en-
terrain with her splendid and unfaiiing hoapi-
talitv the musical sons and daughters OF the
South, while the latter unite their voices in
Harmonious and harmonizlDg strains, All
success 10 the noble, nationali zing, refining
and Christianizing enterprise Of the Hub.
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FOK PALATKA, FLORIDA.
oIvINNAu FRRNANDINA AND JACKSON

VIA SAVANNAH, FEhNANOlNh AMI shon9oAs
VILE.
s,HmA THE FIRsT-CAss sTRAM ER
s3ss7z1 DICTATOR, Captain cHAs. WILEY,
wl1 sail from Charleston ever! 7uesddy Esenin9 at
Eight o'clock, for the above points
The irst class Steamer CITY POINT, Captain VIZ.
r. McNE1rY, will rail from Charleston every Sdtur-
day Evening, at Eight o'clock, for above points
Connecting with the Central aaroad ss a. Tarda
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys. at Which
point steamers connect with Now Orleans, MOBILIZE
Pensacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladipg given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting nth Il: 8. Adrti Heam-
ers OcIswaha and Griffin SIuer Springs and Lakes,
Griffin, Eustis Harris and Durham.
All freight payable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at risE
and expense Of owners.
For freight or Passage engagement, apply to
J. D. AIKEN & co., Agents,
South Atlantic Wharf,
N.B.-No extra charge for Meals and % stateroons. .
Steamer City Point will touch at St Mary's, de o.
going and returning each week.
November q
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COmPY's


CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
ERHTGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RB
DUCED RATESi
STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
,isGrsSGISs line leave Pier No. AZ, North River,
..l;S5ySII6Sya foot of Canal-street. New York,
,a;.SsesSA9 12 o'clock noon of the 1st, 9th, 18Th
and oath of every month except when , these aa'e'
fall en- Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
Departure Of lst and oath connect at Panama Viii
steamers for south Pacific aud Central american
ports those OF 1st touch OF Manzanillo. 80
Departure Of eth OF each month connects WIZ
The now steam line from Panama to Australia az
New Zealand. o,,
steamship .PaN leaves San Francisco hr ohi'
Ia aud Jupan February 4. 1869.
80 California steamers touch at dafsna' pu' ~
direct from New York 10 aspinwau
Ono hundred pounds baggage ires 10 eaeh soeA
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage lckeis or iufher ,nGrmauSn Ion ss
at the COMPANY'S TTCSEr OFFICE, on tne Wnsh
foot O. Cuuul.street, North River, New York.
Warc,, "a 1yr +. Il. HABY, Agent.
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FOR eEoRGETOwN. 8. c.,

FOR GEORGETOWN, 3. O.,
AND LANDINGS ON THE pEEDER RIVER.
T-I THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPT.
sss4Sfl sss4aSafl ISAAC DAVIS. will receive Freight
fH1s DAY al South Commercial Wharf, and leave as
above Tomorrow "wednesday MORNING, 27tn IN
stant, at o'clock.
Returning, win leave Georgetown on FRIDAY
FREIGHT for Landings on the Peedee River will be
transferred to Steamer GEN MANldAeiT, as
Georgetown.
All Freight prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset
SHACKELFoRD & KELLY, Agents,
January 20 No. boyce's NnsrI.
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Shipping.
FAST FREIGHT LINE

TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADEL.
PHIA, WASHINGTON CITY, WILMINGTON,
DEL CINCINNATI, OHIO, ST. LOUIS. MO-.
AND OTHER NORTHWESTERN CITIES.
The FAvoRITE AND SWIFT
HE&aItSg Screw Steamship FALCON, jesse
:LITSNEfS3Ha HoRsEY Commander, will sail for
5essS- Baltimore on TUESDAY, the 26th Of
January, at Four o'clock P. NJ, from Pier No. l,
Union WhRrves.
philadelphia Freights delivered promptly via
baltimore Wilmington and Phi1adelphia Railroad" "
For Freight or passage, apply TO
COURTENAY i TRENHOLM,
.Januarv % 8 Union Wharves.
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man. and go elevated that in the midst Of our
petty civilization he cannot be approached with
out great respect.
Mr. Jefferson Davis dined on New Years
day with his former representative. at Paris,
MIR. SlideN The dinner was entirely private.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, being in mourning Tor
her mother, was not present.
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Eu. pxuNsWICK, GA.

r-pn, THE STEAMER "DICTATOR,"
HstkslAA.-5S Captain CHARLES WrIay, will touch
at iLls point ever, Wednesday,, leaving savannah at
Nine 4. B, an on her return tip Will toaco tners
nm SuudIv Morning. J. D. AIKEN & CO.,
~ NryenIiIrr d Agents.
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FOR EDIsrO, ROcKyILLE. HuTCHlH:
SON AND FENWICK ISLANDS, AND WAY

LANDINGS.
-n-A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
EuJAa.S4lSS@ Captain JAHEs @. RUMLEY, Will re-
ceive Freicht THIS DAY and leave To-MoRRow NORM
T,sa at O'Clock, and Edisto FRIDAY MORNING,
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
JOHN e. MURRAY,
Market Wharf.
The steamer leaves again MoHsAY MORNING. at
q O'Clock, and Edisto same day ct O'CLOCK, Z. ID.
Jaunary l8 II
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NEW Y0RK
s~A- TIE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
NI2sS&@ STEAMSHIP JAMES AD G ER,
.LZfMlIk3R0 ocKwooD Commander. will leave
ssSk sSk-Adger's Wharf on TuEaDAY, the
98th instant, at o'clock P. u.
H3- through Bills of Lading given to Boston and
Providence, 4. I.
xS-Insurance can be obtained on these steamers at
u per cent.
Accommodations apply to
Corner Adesr's Wharf and l.t Bay tBp atairs.
The steamship MANHATTAN will follow, on
SATURDAY, the 30th instant, at - o'clock.
January 20
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS GOVERNOR TO
EMPLOY AN ARMED PoLIcE-CLAIMs AGAINST
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT POSTPONED TO
THE NEXT sEss1oN-ouo wARRANTo OF MKN-
LAY va. TRESCoT.
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FOE aEoRGEToWN,

FOR GEORGETOWN,
cuERAv. gucK,s LOWER MILL, ON THE WAC
CAMAW RIVER, AND ALL LANDINGS On THE
THE STEAMER PLANTER. CAPT.
EaIs88E7 C. G. WHITE, is receiving Freight at
Recommendation wharf, and will leave on FRIDAY
MoRNrso, tho 2oth instant at Seven O'clock.
Annly to JOHN FERGUSON.
JanI1ary 20
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INLAND ROUTE.
CONNECTING WITH

THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
cHARIES IOS AND SAVANNAH ) IHaM PACKET
LINE, VIA EDISrU, BEAUt ORR AND HILTON
LEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD 1ND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL PClNTS IN
FLORIDA.
TIE FINE, FAST STE NJ T. Il
asasIlZs.. PILOT BOY. Captain FEM PECK VII
leave Charleston on Mo >pAY aud THURSDAY MORN
Isas al Eight O'Clock Returning will leave savannah
TUESDAY MORNINGS at sight O'Clock, and FRIDAY
AprEnNooN OF Two o'clock, touching at Edlsto on
IHunspAY trip from Charleston, ut eleven A. NJ,
and leaving Edsto at Nine a. NJ SATURDAYS on re-
turn trip. ,,:.,,s
The steamer will touch at Bluffion and cbisoms,
each way. every Two weeks, commencing Win trip
OF January Dist
JOHN FERGUSON,
January II AccomIuSo1''on "A'-''
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The Detection of the Marquis OF Butte
from tho Established CHI hits
Moral ERect-The Spirit of the Rftunl-
lists.
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The Berkeley Union complains OF
the haste with which new Assessor 81
Internal Revenue was appointed IN
the Second District, to succeed Mr..
Dtabell, lately deceased. dust as soon
asthe breath was out of his body" Is
the way the Union puts it.
Cyrus Newlin prints in the Mon
roe Republican a letter reviewing the
circumstances ofGen. John 8. Witch
er's nomination as candidate for Con-
gress, in the Third District, and censur-
ing Mr.. Witcher for the appointment
of Mr.. Mann as Collector in that dis.
triet. Mr.. Newlin says that Mr.. Mann
as delegate to the Convention from
Greenbrier, was Instructed to vote for
Hon, Daniel Polsley, but voted for
Witcher: that he also acted as alternate
for Braxton, and cast the vote of that
county for Witcher, although Braxton
had instructed her delegates for Polls
lev, Gen. Witcher having been nomi-
mated by a half vote majority, Mr.:
Newlin concludes the nomination was
due to Mr.. Mann. He now says Mr..
Mann's appointment was obtained by
Gen. Witcher; and while he does not
say Gen. Witcher's Recommendation
twas the price paid for Mr.. Mann's
votes" yet he considers it is ga coinci-
dence ofso character as
at least to justify public comments"
7 Col. John T. Griffin, formerly fore
man of the Telegraph, has turned mer-
chant.
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Carpet Department.

Special attention is given to this Depart
ment. Having separate room in the estab-
lIshment for Carpets, OIL Cloths, Mattfngs,
Rugs, Mats, DC, &C., Window Blinds, Fix
tures, &C., enables us to compete with any
house in the trade and offer great induce
mentS to cash buyers In that department,
having Carpet from sos to 81; selling the best
ply Ingram All WOFBtsd Chain and Wool
filling at 81 per yard. Call and sec for your
selves, If you wish to save money. The best
quality of Cotton Carpet Chain. 3 ply at 4Oc;
ply at 43c, and play at $50. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. s to IL for 45c.
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sell
ling for cash you can always tell what you
are doing, for CaSn will secure better bar
gains than credit, believing that by indus
try honest dealing and economy, we can
not fail to benefit those friends and CUSTOM
ers that may be pleased to favor us with a call
dheretor l respectfully invite an examina-
ton Of our stock of all cash buyers either
Wholesale or reta1E before pur6haaing aIse-
where. and obnge 80
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Ch,1dren,s Lives snved for so Cent.


Thousands OF children die annually OF
Group. Now, mothers, II you spend SO
cents. and always have a bottle OF DR.. To-
bias Venetian Liniment in the house, you
need never fear losing your little one when
attacked with this complaint. tits now a
years since put up my Liniment' and
never heard OF achild dying OF Group when
my Eminent was used but hundreds OF
cazes OF cures have been reported 10 me, and
many state II 1t was $40 per bottle they
would not be without 1t. Besides which, 1t
is a certain cure for Cuts, Burns, Headache,
ToothRche, Sore Threats. Swellings, Mumps,
Collie, DIarrhea, Dysentery, Spasms, Old
Sores and Pains In the Back and Chest. No
one who once tries is ever withoutis 1t is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally.
Full directions with every bottle.
Sold by tho Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York. aprl9-1md&w
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Christadoro's Hair Dye.

Christadoro's Hair Dye.
Has your hair turned white with sorrow?
Would you have it brown tomorrow
Then the tinge you covet borrow
From the DYE OF CRISTADORO.
Christadoro's Hair Preservative.
Crlstadoro challenges thewotld to produce
q preparation for the hair that will accom-.
plish what his p<eservative and beautifier Is
daily accomplishing in New York, He can
point to hundreds OF instances in which ii
has prevented badness. He guarantees
that it shall arrest the falling Off of the hair,
increase It's volume, render 1t silky and pill
able, and prevent or remove scarf and dand.
ruff.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane
Principal Depot No. Aston House.
aprl9.lmddiw
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THE account Of late proceedings in
the Spanish Cortcs shows the power of
the Republican element there, as we'll
as the continuing finder in the Spanish
composition. the most important sign
yet made is that growing OUT OF a mo-
tinn to put the maintenance of Catho-
licism under constitutional guarantees.
This motion was rejected, and its rejec.
ton shows that the dominant party still
favor that religious liberation they an
nounced in the beginning.
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Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,

Housekeeping Goods, Carpets. OIL Cloths
Rugs; Mats, &c, &C.
Having the Largest variety and more
general assortment OF articles directly ana
Indirectly connected with a Dry GoodS, NO.
lion and CARPET Establishments combined
into one mammoth establishment, which
enables me TO buy and sell q much larger
mentS in til g city in our line, and IN conse.
quence Of which can buy and sell them ar at
noTtm1nt; having no rent to pay, can do n
inrrer business at less expense than any
other house in the trade. Keeping large
number OF gentIemanly and competent
Saiesnen, tho most fastidious cannot fall to
be pleased. c,r,,
Special attention Is 1nVlteu 10 Il 10" '"I'-
cleS OF our stock.
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SpetiaI Anttfes.
HELmBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATEs ERUPTIVE and ULCERA-
+ -H.--..-."- TIVE DISEASES

! TIVE DISEASES
OF THE
THROAT NOSE, EYES, EYELLDSSCAL
and SKIN,
Which so dishgure the appearance, PURG-
ING the evil effect of mercury and remov-
Ing all taints, the remnants OF DISEASES,
hereditary or otherwise, and is taken by
ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
TWO. TABLE-sPooNFULs of the Ex-
tract of Sarsaparilla, added TO a pint of wa
ter, is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle Is equal to gallon of the Syrup
of SArsaparilla, or the decoctions as usually
made.
in the MedIco-ChITurgical Review, on the
subject OF the Extract of sarsaparilla In GER
s., &C. Spea king Of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess OF mercury, he
states that remedy is equal to The Extract o.
8nrSdpdTiLLu; its 71OlOeT Is extraordinary, more
so than any other drug am acquainted with.
II is, in lte StTicteSt sense, tonic with this in
UuIuubLe attribute Ltd! ii is applicable TO a state
OF the system Sftlt4I, and get so irritable as
renders other substances Of The tonic class una
UdlLd6te or luxurious
, HRLMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla,
Established upwards of IS years.
PREPARED BY
n. IT. HELMBOLD,
IT, 684 broadway, N. Y.
Notwithstanding
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THE Virginia Conservatives at their
meeting the other day did some unwise
things, as they are in The habit OF do
ing, ard we may expect that this class
OF people will keep on doing more or
less foolish things. Still. on sitting
down all these doings and coming to
the real thing in which all may feel
an interest, rs it points to speedy re-
constructions, we learn this much, that
these people are beginning to see that
it is best for them TO accept the stu
alton and organize their State in ac-
cordance with the reconstruction laws
OF Congress. Someling, at least. has
been gained,