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Summer Schedule
SFartaaburg { Unisn r. R.

nN and after the 9Th of June, instant. the
Passenger Trains win leave Spartan :
karr Csurs House, on TUESDAY, THURS
DAE and SATURDAYS, at S 90 A. u. and
arrive as Aston, at IL 80 A. M. ~
Raf1rning same days, leave Aston at 12.-
30 M., and arrive at Spartanburg Court
House, as TOO P. NJ, as per following sche>
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Our Wholesale Department.

A nice assortment ofprints, Bleached and
Brown Goods, just to hand, together with .
full lipe of other Goods for the Department.
Wrapping~Paper, Twine, &C.
May - 2o'tf 3, 6: SILVER,
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CHEAP GOODS.

Such as Bacon Sides, Extra
Family Flour, Molasses, Cider Vim
,egar, and Kerosene Oil. Mack
erel, Sardines, Oysters, Sugar,
Coffee, Salt, Rice, Tobacco and Se-
gars, Soda, Starch, Candy, Raisins,
Soda Crackers, Bar Soap, Candles,
Combs and Brushes, Pocket Knives,
Scissors, Needles, Pins, &C., Hoop
Skirts for Ladies' and Misses, CAL
leo for quilt purposes, also other
Prints, Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Shoes and Hats, Powder Shot and
Gun Caps, and many other articles
which will be sold cheap for cash.
The public are respectfully in
vlted TO call and be satisfied.
JOHN J. AMICK.
June 2 21 1mo.
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Final Notice.

An persons having demands against the
Eesase of Geo. D. Amick, Decd, are here
By legally notified to render the same le'
gally attested to the subscriber on or be-
fore the first day of August next, as on
sha. day will file my final accounts on
aaid Estate and my application to the Fro,
bate Court for Newberry County. for nnai
discharge as administrator.
-. JOHN J. AMICK,
Jrna eoesH Admir-.
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In the District Court of tht
I'm the District Court of the

I'm the District Court of the
uNTTED STATES, for South Carolina.
Hay Term, 1869. In the matter Of a. e.
Gariington, Of Newberry County = Bank
yapt. Petition for full and final discharge
in'BankTuptcy.
Ordered. that hearing be had on the 17th
day Of July, 1869, at Federal Cont House
IN Charleston, S. c., and that all cred
ibrs, &C., OF said Banxrups appear q. saia
time and place, and shew cause, If any they
can, why the prayer of the Petitioner should
noe be granted And that the 2nd and 80
meeting >cf creditors Of said Bankrupt viii
De held at the Office of G. G. Jaeger. Esq,
Registrar OF third t3) Congressional District,
g. C., on the 18th day of July, 1852 at
10 NJ. -.
By order Of the Court, the 2and day of
DANIEL HORLBECK,
CLERK District Court United States.
June 80 25 St For South Carolina.
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Shaving, Champooing, &c.

=. Louis Butler, barber, hair dresser, &C., re-
spectfully begs leave to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of fNewberry, that he is sup
piled with all necessary appliances to prac-
;tice the Art Tonsorial satisfactorily to all.
Ladies wishing their hair champooed, &C.,
will be waited npon at their homes. He
announces to the gentlemen that he has
fitted up shower bath and plunge. bath.
Shop rear of Newberry Hotel.
June 9 %
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District Court of the United States.

District Court of the United States.
Tor the District of South Carolina. In the
matter James Siegler-Bankrupt.
By whom Petition for Adjudication OF
Bankruptcy was filed on the 26tn day Of
Decem6er, A D 1883 In said Court.
mis- is 20 gise Dctice, that on the 23rd day
Of Juue, 4 D 1869, S Warrant in Bank,
Yuptcy was issued against the estate Of
James Siegler of the county Of Lexington,
and State Of South Carolina, who has
necn adiudged a Bankrupt on his own
Pesit5on: that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belong
in9 20 said Bankrupt, to him or for his use.
md The transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by Law: that meeting Of the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt,s1 ~ prove their
debts, and to choose one or more AssIgnees
of his estate, will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, % be holden at Newherry Z b
8 CrbeSore C. G. Jaeger, Registrar, on the
Issh day OF July A. d. 1869, at Il o'clock,
i. II, ss NewberTy. -
L E. JOHNSTON,
U. s. Marshall as Messenger.
Per.A.P p. PIEER, Dept Mes -: -,
June 80 Is 81
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Informs his friends and the public generally
that he has taken charge of this we'll known
and popular FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and
hopes that by strict attention to merit a
full share of the public patronage.
The Celebrated ARTES1AN WATER
BATHS, hot, cold and shower, can be had
at all hours. 49,.
COACHES, with attentive Porters, are
always in readiness to CONVEY PASSEN-
GERS to and from the different Rail Roads
and Steamers. g.. &.
E. H. JACKSON.
jan ~ ....
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In the Circuit Court-In
EouitY-Newberry.

John C. Caldwell, Ex'or. vs.. A. c. CARING
ton, and others.
Bill to foreclose mortgage, relief, &c.
By virtue of an order OF Hon. Lemuel Boo
zer, Judge of the Circuit Court for the fifth
Circuit, passed in the above stated case, the
defendants, Catharine Boyce, Mary Ran
dali, snd Carver Randall, George Johnstone,
anG J. H. Williams, are required to plead,
answer or demur to said bill within forty
days from the publication Of this order, or
the same will he taken pro confesso against
them. THOS. N. LAKE, G. c. P.
Clerks Office. Newberry, {. H., S. G,
June 9th 1869.
June Is % st.
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OI3l1Q8TA0a
THEUNDERSIGNEO RIP

M@ The UNDERSIGNED RE-
MA SPECTFULLY informs his
oINC friends, patrons and the public
generally, that he is prepared to supply them
with all the latest Improvements in dentistry,
and at the lowest prices.
He "a supplied with teeth Of the most fin>
ished make, style and durability, md all the
most elegant and trustworthy inventions Of
the day:
- Good teeth are not only beautiful in them
selves but they serve great economy in as
much as they promote health. See to it,
then, that your mouth is in order.
Teeth fled, cleaned, plugged and inserted
upon scientific principles.
r. S. WHALEY,
June 221tf. Surgeon Dentist.
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DR, THOS, 7. MOORE.

DENTAL SURGEON
Is happy to inform his friends and the
public, that he is up again-better and
brighter than ever, after the recent conta-
grafton. He is prepared to perform all
manner of operations connected with the
Dental profession, in the most scientific
manner. He desires particularly to call the
attention of persons suffering from "Cleft
Palate" He can remedy the evil and make
speech perfect. He has greater facilities
for making and administering Nitrous
Oxide Gas, than any one else in the State.
Teeth can positively be extracted without
pain, by the use of this Gas, when admins
tered by scientific hands. .-...
Persons wishing any work done will find
it to their advantage to cal! at his Office,
over Aessrs. Bryant & McCarter's Book
Store, Main Street, Columbia, S. G.
March II IL SIN.
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, May
Term, 1859. In the matter of John G. Lip
ford of Martins Drpot. Laurens County
Baakrnpt. Petition for full and final dis
charge n Bankruptcy. s.,
Oy6efed, that bearing be had on the 3Oth
day of jay, 1850, at Federal Court House
IN Charisston, s c.; and that all creditors.
&c., CT said Bankrupt, appear at said time
wud ytare nd sbew cause If any they can,
Why sbe prayer of the petitioner should not
bc.gran.rd.. And that The 2Ud and 3i,meet>
ings of creditors of said a n k
Yups win be held at Tire Office Of c G jaeger,
ESQ. Register of Sd Con. District. S c., on
26sk day Of Jnly, 1869, at 10 N.
By order Of the Court, the 2sth day OF
DANIEL HORLBECK, !
Clerk Disr Court OF The o S for S. G. Il
June 80 IS 81.
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$40 REWARD.

GTRGYED from place formerly owned BY
~ Mr. HUNT, = COW and YEA2LING
BULL. The Cow is large, pale red color with
little white tuft at end of tail--shoWs the
Devon breed. TIE Yearling is well grown
--same color. as cow. only little white on
che belly. The Cow formerly belonged to
Mrs. s. A. Nance, and may have gone to:
wards her plantation- The above reward
win be given for the delivery of both to me
ss Newberry C. g., or $5 for either.
-. - = T. GOUIN.
June s025tf
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In the District Court of the
United States

For the District of South CaroI'na-
In Bankruptcy. In the matter
ofJohn F. Sims-Bankrupt.
Pursuant to an order obtained from the
Hon. C. G. Jaeger, REGISTRAR in Bankruptcy,
I will sell, at the residence of the Bankrupt,
in Newberry County, on
Thursday 18th day Of July, 1862
all of the real and personal Estate Of said
bankrupt, to wit:
One Tract of Land situate in the County
and State aforesaid, containing
One Hundred Acres, more or less,
butting and bounding on lands OF Dr.: John
n. Herndon and lands of Louisa F. Sims
all of the interest Of said Bankrupt in the
lands the inheritance of his wife Louisa r;
Sims-and all the personal property OF SAID
deceased not exempt.
Terms of sale Cash-purchasers to pay
for stamps and papers.
Newberry, C. a., SC. D. 4. PHlFER,
June is. 1858. Assignee.
June Or "a St.
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In the District Court of tn.

In the District Court OF the
UNITED STATES. for South Caroiua, May,
Term, 1859 In the matterNof 4. C. CARING
ton, Newberry County-Bankrupt, Peti>
sion for full and final discharge in Bank
ruptcy. 10y
Ordered, that q hearing be had on the 17th
day of July, 1869. at Federal Court House
al creditors of SAID Bankrupt appear at said
sine and place, and shew cause, if any they
can, why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted. And that the 2ud and Sd
meetings Of creditors of said Bankrupt will be
held nc the Office of c. G. Jaeger, Esq'r.
Re9iserar of Sd Con. District, S. c., on 18th
day Of July, 1869, at II A. NJ.
By order of the Court, the 2sth day of
sune, 1869.
DANIEL H0RLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
june 80 25 St For South Carolina
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CheapCo
Stoves.

A few good cooking stoves sent out from
the manufacturers as samples, will be sold
very low if applied for soon. Come and
get you good cooking stove, cheap Now
is the time to get a bargain.
June 80 25 If w. L. MRlGhR.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31
MoRNINa STAR AND CAF#eLIc MESSENGER.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER. 81. 1863.
- DOMESTIC CATHOLIC NTELLIGRNcE.

DIOCESE OF BALTINoRE7-On- tho OCCASION OF
the departure of the Most Roy, DR.. Spalding
for Rome, the Baltimore Mirror gives some
particulars of his labors in that Archdiocese
an extract from which we give below: al
We gather that within little more than q
wear past-frorh September 4, lSoS, to Oct ~,
ie69-Confi rmation has been administered one
hundred and two times, in about nipety7hVe
churches; and that the number conhrmec4
during this period was six Thousand fonr
hundred and five, of whom eight hundred ana
foIty-seuen were converts to our holy faith
Most of those combinations were administered
Dy his Grace, who, however, was kindly ASSIST
ed on several occasions by the Rt Rev. BishoP
of Wilming ton, and the Rt. Rev. Vicar apps
toIic of North Carolina. The Most Rev. Arch
bishop has visited almost all the country
churches of the Archdiocese, many of when
are not on the railways, aud have to be reaGhed
IN carriages, over roads not always the best
During the last year, from i've hundred 70 SIX
hundred miles of travel in this manner oil con-
yeyance have been passed over in visiting the
various country churcnes-from Oakland in
tue west to st. Inigoes' in the east. 1t is u
singular fact that, throughout the entire
period, the proportion of converts to the NUM-
her confirmed has remained steadily the same,
or nearfy so--about 121 per cent
DIOCESE OF PoRTLAND.--Netc Catholic Church
of Dorer ". H.-Tuesday Will long be remenl-
Iered with feelings of the highest satisfaction
by the Catholics of this city as marking the
time at which the cornerstone of their new
church on Third street was laid, with interest
ING aud highly imposing ceremonies, by lit
RssSy. Bishop Bacon, Of Portland large
crowd Oh. people had assembled, in which we
recegnized many. of our prominent citizens
who, although not Catholics, take an active
interest in the society and the handsome
building which they are now so commercially
erecting. At half past six o'clock the Bishop
pronounced the cornerstone properly laid ano
calling down with uplifted hands the blessing
of God on the Temple of the Most High, the
interesting rite was declared at an end.
DIOCESE or BRooKLYN:-Dcdicafion Of tn.
Neto Church Of 81. ViRccat dc IcaI, BROOKLYN,
D-This magnificent church was duly dedica
ted to the service of Almighty God on Sunday
tho 18th inst A Solemn High Mass wat
celebrated on the occasion, and at the proper
time Bishop Loughl:n preached most edilyin
sermon from the text "There shall be but on
Lord and one God, one faith, one baptism, etc
DIOCESE OF ALBANY. - CoaJirmatioas a
Chatham ". Y-One hundred and ftty-fou
persons, chiefly adults, We're CONFIRMED. at st
PatricIJs church, Chatham, Four Corners, b.
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Conroy, assisted by Rex
j. J. Morinrty. There were abont eight.
ladies dressed in white, with lace wells ant
wreathS.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TTIHE ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD REGULATOR.
l. (Hndheid's Euualizor1 ~.

L s.sl Hadheid's Equalizerl f.,a as
HOT AIR and vAPoR BATHS applied to the treat
ment of CHRONIC DISEASES, under the direction Of
DIR ANGELI, guided by experience OF Forty Years
In Hospital and Privats Practice. eus III
In RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS, NERVOUS DE.
BILITY, SKIN DISEASES. CHRONIC CHILLS and
FEVER LIVER comPL1xTNT; BRONCHIAL DIsoR.
DER, etc, they CURE where MEDICINE PALS. re.
moving Internal Congestion restoring Healthy circula
toa, and eliminating from tho system Morcurial and
other Poisons. ' " ' rs ~ '-t 80 ''
ofico Julia strSot between Camp and St oharleA
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BNDERrAKERs BUILDERS. PAINTERS.
uN E r II A K ER.

No 243 Magazine street, corner Delord and 800 Char
tres and Elysian Fieds streets New Orleans
Keeps constantly hand alarge of Metallic
Burial Cases end Baskets; also, Mahogany, Walnut and
plain Collins. Bodies disinterred embalmed, aud care
fully shipped. Carriages to hire api ~
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I WEST, PRACTICAL DENTIST,
j. Established Invent -four Years) j' ~
8 North street. opposite Lafayette Square.
Respectfny informs the ctzens of New Orleans that
he performs ali operations the TEETH in most
skilful satisfactory His prices although
seemingly high, ultimately cheaper than the
His method os Supplying ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
wiz springs his principle of adhe-
sion has procured him universal appreciation and il
reco nmended being the most ingenious system hitn
erto invented in all restoring perfect articulation
and ma and perfect and natural in appear
ance rs defy detection by the closest observer.
The superiority of DIT. VS. Artificial Teeth has been
t. well known by hundreds who enjoying the ben
efts Of them require any enuneratng. Per- do
srous avniling themselves of srch woud do we'll to
call aud ey mine mis- specimens. Dr. Vests uethod of
FlLI,SG TEETH with Gold combines all Tho modern
in prove ats Those interested will find these state
nIenfs to be entirely and scrupulously CORRECT;
Teeth extracted without palm. oci0 GIN
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FRANCIS JOHNSON. Tuos. II. SHIELDS.
JOHNSON & SHIELDS, @ sas .3a
y Successors to the late Daniel MonroeO x
UND Err A X FRS,
203 COS. and 207 Magazine street.
a 44.f NEw ORLEANS. ~ E-tt. p.
AIessrs johnson & Shields have purchased tho above
wellknswu establishment aud have added largely to
facilities for conductingthe business - ~ m
The services Of Mr. JOHN RAY we'll and favorably
known in thaod establishment. are retained. Orders
left day night win receive prompt attention CarTj
ges for hire reasonable prices d2O ~
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THE BEST BREAD BAKING STOVE N
TILE UNITED STATES.

PRIZE BREAD OF 1865 Baked In q CHARTER oA1xi
PRIZE BREAD of 1865 Baked in CHARTER OAK
PRIZE BREAD of 1860 Baked in CHARTER oAKt
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HARDWARE !.
.Hr1p aforAnE.
Agent for tno
Agent Ion tho
dREAT COOKING STOVE 4AHIERlcA N,~ z

GREAT COOKING STOVE S.AsfERrc AN"
which, for economy fuel turabisy ", and
perfect operation, Ia without equal. In every
stance they viii be guaranteed to give entire aatisAc-
Among It's prominent acterlatics the following
may DO named; 1. The plates ounding tho oven
arc corrugated giving them greats ilnrabt O. Tho
hre IL large thereby saving the labor Of outting
and splitting the wood ne4 a. The front doors
well protected hom the fre Tho fire chamber n
Arranged as to give uniform heat g. Tho doara OF tho
oven are thl lined, and lit very close O. The oven Ia
seltveni ilntug. 4 Tho patent warming oven IN sup
Piled with t Tin Kitchen the OF which 10 n9n 70
every housekeeper g. Tho boiler, reservoir for hot
water can 30 removed at pleasure, giving wieE on the
stove six Instead Of four cooking holes thus
the capacity OF the stove top One.half. ~ t9t.
"A peGsq ual xantnatnn of this viii cpnyinco
any keeper that IL - Ear superior any other
PHIL. McCABE, =
ocIO SIN 100 Camp ssfcet.-
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Doc 9rn9nrn &asrtte, a5enforn, a1as

portant subject, and when we have
once exhausted every effort and still
fall short of the means to build the
road, we can reasonably look abroad
for help. The enterprise can and must
be successful, and to this end let us all
put our shoulders to the Wheel
COURT PROCEEDINGS regular
April Term of court was held last
week. The whole week was occupied
in trying cases for the Commonwealth.
not a case on the civil list being reached.
The following are the cases disposed
of in the court of Quarter Sessions:
Commonwealth VS.. Jacob Dean. In
dictment for horse-stealing on oath of
G. Stuckey. Verdict, Guilty. SEN
fenced to one year in Western Peni-
tentiary.
Same VS.. Samuel Baily. Indictment
for horse-stealing on oath Of Eli Rein
ger. Verdict, Guilty. Sent to the
House of Refuge. The defendant being
only II years of age, the court adjudged
him too young to send to the Peniten-
tiary.
Same VS.. Francis Diehl and Philip
Wilkinson. Larceny. Defendants plead
Guilty,and are sentenced to two
months in county Jail, and costs.
Same VS.. Jacob Anders, et dl. In
dietment for obstructing highway, on
affirmation of Jacob Beckley. Jury
find defendants Not Guilty, and costs
equally divided between prosecutor
and defendants.
Same VS.. Thomas Johnston. Indict-
ment for For. q Bas, on oath of Ann
Hill. Defendant found Not Guilty,
but to pay all costs.
Same vs.. DIR. J. NJ Lindsay. In
dictment for obtaining goods under
false pretenses, on oath of f. Y. Imler.
Found Guilty and sentenced to $40
fine, twenty-four hours in county Jail
and pay all costs.
Same VS.. John w. May. Indictment
for cutting timber, on oath of w. w.
Barclay. Defendant found Not Guilty,
but pay one-third of all costs and pros
ecutOr tWo-thirdS.
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RAILROAD MEETING.-A meeting
of the friends of the Bedford and
Bridgeport Railroad was held on Tues
day Of Court week. Judge Kink was
called upon to preside. VIM. Hartley,
Esq, stated the object of the meeting
marks. On motion of j. r. Durbor-
row, Esq, the following resolution
was passed:
ResOlCed, That the chairman ap-
point committee of one each, for Bed
ford borough and Bedford, Colerain,
Napier, Harrison, Juniata, and Snake
Spring townships to solicit and pro-
cure subscriptions to the Bedford and
Bridgeport railroad.
The chairman then appointed the
following gentlemen as said commit
tee John Hafer, Bedford Bor.; VIM.
Chcnoweth, Bedford Tp.; Martin l..
Hetrick, Colerain; Hon. G. w. Gump,
Napier; Joseph Cessna, Harrison;
George Blackburn, Snake Spring;
William Keyser, Juniata. The books
were on hand during the meeting but
no subscriptions were received. The
gentlemen who have been appointed
to solicit subscription are known in
their respective districts as energetic
men, and we trust that they
will do their utmost to advance the
interests off project fraught with so
much importance to every man in the
county. Bedford Borough has done
well, bat can and acM do better and if
the other districts which are equally
interested,and through which the pro-
posed road is to pass, will manifest a
liberal spirit towards raising the neces-
sary funds, the road is bound to be
success. Delay in this matter is dan
gerous aud suicidal. Let the commit
Tee arouse the people on this all-im- |
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MORE POsT OFFICE PEDDLING.-
Another post office has been sold out
by tour" member. We refer to the
one at SaXton. In this instance "our"
member has again shown his true
character as a faithful(?) servant of the
people. AS early as last fall, Cessna
made promises to have Mr.. White
appointed at that place. Before he
went to Washington he gave assuran-
ces that it was all right. So the mat
ter stood till long after the appoint
ment should have been made, when,
Mr.. White, happening east on busi-
ness, concluded to proceed to Wash
ington and ascertain the cause of the
delay. On his arrival there, about the
first person he met was four" ubiqui-
tous member, who told him he was too
late-that some one else had been dp-
pointed the day before. To satisfy him
self, Mr.. w. went, the same day, to
the P. o. Department and was there
told that our member had 'Just gone
out" after having a postmaster appoint
ed for ,SaetO1a How are you promises
Who says ''our" member is not an
''artful dOdger," and not so "dev-il-ish
sly :" either.
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A STAR IN THE EASTII

IN new star has appeared in the literary
circles, called The ILLUMINATED WESTERN
WORLD" It's illustrations are all printed in
beautiful oil oolors, from one to seven, at single
impression In this feature alone THz 'ILLuxI,
MATED WESTERN WoRLp' stands forth the fore
most of the age. Aside from itsmagniacent Illus
trations however, its columns viii teem weekly
with Fiction Solid Prose, Charming Poetry and
Glowing Romance. It is fit companion of every
freside-the magazine OF every branch of ltera-
ture-thechampion of noble industries-the sup
port of the farmer, merchant artisan, and the ed
ueatiOn of the masses. Send for specimen copies
Sold by all news dealers. Subscription, So 06 per
annum. Address
THE WESTERN WORLD CO.,
Cor. Park Place and College Place
p. o. Box 4,9z4, New York
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Philadelphia. March 18th. 1867.

IIIItt7FVI pEIIttf -fIetI Nft -oOtI' I7V''
Mr.. SCHEETZ- Dear Sir: / have
used your Bitters, and seen them used
by others with good effect, and in no
case without producing good results.
In one case a fellow workman was
taken with vomiting and purging, and
was so reduced that he was scarcely
able to walk. / got your BitterS and
gave him three doses in one hour,
which entirely cured him.
THOS. BROWN,
1904 Otis ST., 18th Ward.