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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Great Bargains ixs
REAL ESTATE
Cheapest Lands IN Northern Indi
ana.


Among some Thirty-tive Thnusani acres "f Choic.
Lands which wn have upon books for sale
Ne specify The following tlacis:
$40 Acres three miles so!fh Il Grovertown, on the
p ~. W-Sc- r. X. sea,iy 800 acres dry. seys
and well timhe-cs-eak o., ming. balance good
hay marsh. brook OF running water, and ;vg
enc Springs. Price, Sj.25 PER acre, in paynl. nee
90 Acres milo. from Grove rtown. $50 acre. Tin
her dry and good. balance praifie. Sch@ol
House On one coThef of lie iaad. frics 8 . iei
ECO Acres fonr i.ai = half miles from G-srerto~n
~ ss,rcs good dy tiHlierca iarron, tsiuucs sc.
andiiy prairie, IN good ncighlorhO,d' Price
= s7.t0lef ace
50 Acres adjoining IalshllI ccutty line On ar..
half miles scpihw-Si from BoilneIssn State
40 acres goedsFy iinleFed Had. running saier
aud sHsall mineral spring Psioe $iu pot acre.
30 Acres-impt.ved- Tx house and i,srr. pa eres
well iimbertd-oak opefiugs,i balance act nue
dry prairie. good sg.a' orchard and .priny, All
joins small LAKE b zntiiRl losa.io: and :
pleasant; neis-bborhaoi NCs.id make a csa.s
grain and stock farm Price sd,25 Ter scre. irs
payments. AMI sfcat barg1in.
$40 Acres ~ North Bend, on Tipp~capee liver
two Sides Of the Land Pre-. ss , ps .s 's . or
one " iho best bargains in the country,
SIS scrs f.ran, Az miles Iron. Hatred 81 sc-a
iaipto,sd. good sia-H orchard sud aHe rYrii.ts
se8 Acres of prairie ard tisltred land eu,,rie
onnnit.le best st.eS legations in Northern Ia
diana i',>tnras~ hsy snd upland. slso eoca Va
ter. Price AZ per 4-
Ii5 Aor, iaiw zaii"iBiny e. lar Lske--s fire lo.l,
OF rurc rs.rr. nile in lenefh. fsrr wei nm
and ono 80 thu finest. locations in the county.
$nd include. the csf mineral .;IrH. in 10 Sta
The water of 'is spring i'.-----s all H. Ie'iicif-
Of -tir; Blue Licks q kenlurky without the an
pleasant tsste. sliG vu;,ii. II properly iniIra,-
rsaik . Ersrd GUNNER irc<orI esd t-tr-a. ..ss
inysiids. Viii lee snif upon rr=srrsil- irftI>.
Besides fh.s iai:Gs We h-se FIRE sel fas H. ~
paris Of ths-coHfy and asc seiliix hem ~ yficts
that = ~ s'it Eiiy orc ~lI- sisiss 10 riiv. 20
AfAir~s~ or cal t.pn = ~. .'.IioGE -. r..4.
-. 20. siIasy0T and Real Es,sie hgrni.
t-nlr 80 n - -...fk ..-,,t. D. 49, =.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

Special Notices.
Vegetable SiciIiaa Hair Remover

Eyns stool tisc sest Of serc,. years
SrSs.. s the sujf,c f; et!f rE0 s'Cst<Ir-
ssisoa for the SfsSs,- hsIs Hct bess, dis
-0rsst ,.t f5r:t tCilS produce tise same
j<s.s;sciefl .,.saiiss "a IS 0f entirely
ss,r scics.Jic discovery. c5ssJ:s,-
as ,>sarJ az iise ~ os. f,0;De!Tsst ord
.'r-s1rsftve agents iss tse VIC q
s3Lz xi-sS5-ss.s. IL restores cSST
.sstS 10 IT'S G7sCssseL 7 GUTS-
~ COLOR. fi sf10Aces iie sccks,
'pstl,s oai e..-ra cures ,fYs,s-a.y
,-5 aAs,oys. and falling out OF
1iA hair; ani sc.H make to q l.cSs
.ssors bad heads. s-ces5,f Ia rcPg
;Igea s,erSoas, 90 Il furnishes :ise
Y.sfyifi Se principle 81 schicA the
as.ir a. ysoyri shed cas- sHp.ao rted.
u ,sU3 ss tic hss!S' sac;st. szn5s, G.sd
q.essn. ot.l - r5SAg'l,GsScs. as q
if1iii. RESsIH e.. 10 Is ths
-; - -Ssst ;sre;HssS:iOsl eJer oI5'5SesE
"a :..s 1,at!lr, 1S os!: -'5ti*c sv.si ar
cssp.;sl,-A sssos-s aid last s0aysy
s.tGs three bottles Of any OSIser
preparations.
4. i. seresn eseEsieI 1,fl rsed By
80 First ss<:3scai authority.
S8s - oyss:eIJ ~ I.esssfss produced
~ ai,r Ssciii1a Heir Ec,.e.ccs' hare
il.s.Ssecss ssaaop to manufacture
preparations FOR tk.e kfssss', sIsder
;Gs.sous aa.,cs; dsa,!. IN, order TO
ff4.scf TIE trade aati f!se gslibiic so
purchase their compounds. SAes
a9-s ssScrtesS 20 f0ssefso0G, j.y
:i:Iss.s;si.y they aero former part
s.ers, OF. had some connection scith
ossr sfr. Hail, ,gssd their prepare
:son eggs siLsi!Sr to oars. Do ss;l:
Sc decs:psI 81 tbsw. Purchase ire
os-ssiaGi: Is hGs Heoess get jeSa
e>fs:S.sssI. Oar Treatise on t;s
Hair, sgish certificates, Sens fs'ea
h. .-,1ii. See shaf eacn ootfse hGs
oar. o,,sycfs Revenue Stamp Deer
sas top OF tie bottle. AZ others
ore isssita1CSs.
r.. P. Hall 4 Co., Props, Nashua, Nh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
Signs.

It's good sign to see man do
an act OF charity--a bad sign to
hear him boast of it.
1t is a goodslgn to see man wipe
the pcrsriration from his brow-bad
tosee him wipe his lips as he comes
ont of q cellar.
It - good sign to see-a man adj
vertise in the papers-bad to see q
sheriff advertise for him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
south Bend & PIy0uth
HN "a CHA
MAXEY'S
improved Spring Bed Bottom
PaTEsrEp The 2isT Daf or JaEUsRY. lsss.
irTIrRs 10 u 81


This - superior 10 all other Spring Bed Bostoms
,et produced. aud sew Of the, advantages are -
ssliosss: - ~
1, no -sssns bagging down Of ANY part, while the
-hili elasticity remains. 81
2 There i no giving way Of any part because it is
stayed At sides we'll as ends.
q II i s.iiu-fshl~t TO any sized bed. with with
ont additional -iat'. -
4 ANY mechanic can max. one. any coninon
farmer sho car use tools for farm purposes, can
readily make or adinst one.
3 Tnev .are cheaper than any Spring Bottom
kno<a. sud materials to make hem can be procured
In any country town.
g. They are lighter than any other Spring Rottom
and readily be made to Sustain light
weight. or heavy weight, without being too stn or
lilnbsr.
C.n aud examine ,hem-,ry them, and you will
any other.
The Pst-ntee Nathan Msxey, Of Plymouth.
Iniiana has Ms head quarters over " y. Dicssrns
Hardxare store, I'll dnor. ON Ri hand side up
.sairs Who will sell Bed Bntlons or Territory to
persons that usv wish 60 urchs-e. and whe~s may
I've seen a sample r,<i Bottafn-t st
CERTIFICATE
We have had occasion 10 examine and sry tho
above Bed Bottom. and fully endorse eli shat is
''-.-'e' ~ cMaRIrs PALMER. csbinct
Maker aha Furniture Dealer,
TUOS MCDONALD. Ex Auditor, =
JOHN W douGHTOS. Recorder
DAVID II W. Sheriff NJ, Co.,
G. h. REEVE, Atty, -
a H. q THAlER. tom. Merchant,
SAN RECkER. Merchants,
- - THROW ShEE. Merchant,
- J. w.BESNETT. N. D..
J. n. GRAY. ". ID.
II. Y. BAcKUS. NJ ID.
A c. CApRON. ATTY,
JJ. ylNALL, II. d,
7. A. BORToN.
II. b. DICKSON, Merchant,
EP LESLIE NJ u.
i. sIATFINGLI, Editor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

Castor oil is q good and cheap
grease for iron sxles, tallow as
geoG as any thing for wooden ones
An eastern dairy man prescribes
washing cows teats in a strong de
coction OF white oak bark to cure
them OF leaking the milk.
A correspondent of the Scientific
American says. "Ol your harness
opposite order, as usually advised.
All manures continuing potash
are particularly suitable for the
potato Wood ashes contain ueore
than any other natural fertilizer,
and should be freely used and care
fully saved. 4
The tea plant has been successfully
cultivated in East Tennessee. and it
is said that tea-drinkers there can
easily raise their Own tea at slight
cost The plant is described rs a
deep green shrub, growing about
i've feet high hardy. and needing
no Protection from frosts.
..-i'.e.~nutry swarms with men
rnc CO. - of rights aud
selling eH sors cor, farmers.
some are g5ou, most are sv.-
In any ease man should inve.,
money in them only as he would
endorse note-when he can stand
tie loss Of the money. t
A better and cheaper preventive
ofFnlilk fever than any drug in the
pharm2copeia is said to be turning
ent COWS, that are about to calye.
for several hours day on a bare
pasture, where sthsy viii need to
work for their living. The exercise
psriass lhsirs blood ~ as~tx
Tie American Agricultnrist pat
ronizingly informs. the Tribune that
'it:woald he q good thing .sif il
wohfd devote the columns which it
faeetioasly heads Agricultural to
1a@e.lseful matter well understood
One would Suppose that there was
no wisdom inn farm matters outside
thecity office. Of "a agricultural
,papeT--- =. 49,. s.. ..,,-t .,....,..-
Wounds in treesif covered with
grating wax viii heal much more
rapi,fy than otherwise. A, good
articleis made rs follows: Four
pounds of rosin, two pounds of
beeswax, one pound of tallow.
melted together. If to be used in
cool weather, add half pound
more of the tallow. If the csst of
the beeswax is An Objectionable item
the quantity may be reduced one
half or more
The best bank is bank of earth
1t never refuses discount to honest
labor And the best shares are
ploughshares on which. dividend are
always liberal.
A recent writer states that three
hundred and fifty bushels OF potat es
remove ninety pounds of potash
from the soil on which they are
+ grown; consequently, wood-ashes is
one of ihe most valuable manures
for this crop.
The number of threshing- machines
in the United States is about 1885,
600, and they save five per cent
more of the grain than the fail. There
is accordingly saving by these
machines of about ten million bushels
OF grain annually.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

kssfssoss s.s-sS- cLsSsrss oz--,s-s-, J-zS<>Sss-a
hs,. derived 5ecsaff b.sess sTesa the s., " &c
xaes 6egaiaa S..cl. 'tls o. !; -ay pss-51s1 =
aseed ii,rsn r1ost " 4-&sss scss- Ia a. s-
-ss.ef.t frsa secesAi al - f,slz sssscs sa
i,ciz Scs>ssssasas & ne Ev6T. Is-.ss 10y,
~ Z D. ESoAk1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
LOTTO.

LOTTO, LOTTO, LOTTO.
Lotto, 1oti -. i
TEyHE classic - cts nave sung TO us Of spri x
q whose ETHEREAL waters impsrt perpetual youth
sadbean,y toslI who will drink 81 theIn. IL il nov
conceded by all that The magical effects Of the
lotto =
Far sarfassng those produced ~ the waters =
that lannon's spring
lawyers doctors, ststesren, whose heads were
retifary- let a wosd to the hereditary bald
ness without entering into extended argument.
Tl.s brain j. the machine which runs tie human sys-
ten and yher- yiH-poveE. .sss the phFrnoiosst call
are both y.dcyeloped, this character does
lat the world move him. he moves the world. III
merchant bis feet planted on the five contine nt
q tn eicte II his business il 10 nap down the otb
ofNlp-r worlds, he fGds and undiscovered
worlds br investigation; or, 20 the poet 6sags al
thyme t~fsre your yiscn. Such may
have days sicknsss from the cradle 10 the tomb
still there is slWaysa siumhefing fire. Kept alive by
action Of the brain. aud nHless the person uses my
EOTT0 =.
To keep ths hair helIlTy h l. rerfain 10 become
bald Ifyon wish 90 see bai heads look AZ the sue
ccSsfu lawyers. doctors Statesman. merchant. bank
rr T. lie has given every nio.neuf 81 his time and
thoughts TO biz profession and once thouEhf=.t
hair. Ga the other hand. ifthe mans Development
sas~ not prnsnpt him TO he rss in the worlds crss
lrf raj her main AZ the tail end OF everything.
slfcii never bald without brain fver
ether Frustrating knees brings the hair out
The tws oLsrsieTs described can be found IL almost
every family the children Of Eaiher. l. bald
finE hersdifersgs Cheni-ts have prepared grii
Giles fsr The hair until there no sale Tor II and
then like chameleon change lis color and maine and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
ROSADALIS
Ia Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere
Read the following from

Read the following from
Mr. DIN DsnnelIy, now Of thfs'ciiy, formerly Pro-
fessor Of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy In
the Middle Geor<fa Medical College. Chief surgeon
State South Carolina during 'h- wsr, Vice Presi-
dent Georgia Medical Association
Dr. Lawrence: have carefully examined your
fnrmnis for the ROSADALfS. and recommended il
to several Of n r. stents be CON b nation lea hap.
py one and must prose potent rem-dy. in all dis
requiring TIE virtues OF great Alternative med
icine- wish yOu success
.BsitiHor.i APP u az, Is5s
Z Baltimore. Nd, March 4. 1858.
hes; Alternative la use, and iheTfors cheerfuily
commend il a. such. TiiOS. }. Boy KIN, VI. ID
- = Ia atf - Bsitsmors. Feb 10. 1858.
Or. J. J. LsvreEce, Dear Sir: take pleasure In
recommending ysnr RosADALtS AS very power
la Alternative. Yours truly
We know DR.. La~rente's 'gs5sADALIs 10 be a
sae aud reliable Alternative Sc and take pleasure in
reonm- ndias it TO the profession AID psss,sfr.
A. %. Moore. ~, ID. y. Barnes. 81. ID.
l.. 4. smith. ". p. X. W. King. n. u.
g. a. " in-.-af, H d :. Woodward I--D.
Il. g barhsm, a. ID. W. T. Brewer. VI. ID.
". G. pnz.an, II ID. " J. Bullock. Y u.
WHOM y. -. Jsnu.ry IL soS.tt
For testimonials Of atrk alb i cures sRs
sas.ais Almanac" for this ,esg-
-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
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q. ses 2 e-.sa1eg cs.-.az. -.s-ra' =
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-'fs'-srs =-ss't.r.S - ~ aFgs.l -,sss-ss =
=. - =, = -i.ly .4sS - wan. - 49,. -
=. < ~ : - Yes-ssI.S. r.t s.
Go. \. sTSDsT So
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

sfooesna's GesrnaA bseFs. per bassso .-...--.-.S
la Snscn g
sss,.,gzssss C-rs3s= Tc=i- N s--s soiss-- =
ID. i-e.t.e. "a : "a lees- tS...---.-..-. 2
ssy- H. 81 soss,, is szsces YES i,se =ss--- 30
- = esx-s ;. - ~ <zAE.ns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
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Ani fe1il= Ne hsa NJ in web - 1880 r.-s-
i.cin. = i' -; ~ stt-s.s..- i.lE-S-.. 49, g.
49, EiIILis - ;le fyhLt. "a 1-sI - -
saS<i ne ~ xleir s-a.aG rs-tar- e.
tss e-sE-y sss1 arfclt . 90 sz,s+f'i - -
thsiT shrsissl tsTBs si' asa -s&,--si sas.ss-.,s
- iss.E T-ssssi-s;,s 5c-rz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
PRnEEnH1sTx:s

OBJ eci Was to create sonnet ing which should last
fo- ever he fr-t srccss ssftaises ~a~ IN rsrrr-
tssiiipg the of sray hair ~nss hslbst-s.5 Tie
second, he ds,cavery cf a Vegetable ccnroanf'
s,.ttssktd bfSii, a, III .assnGs can heei iEs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
CAuTrOE.

T:cc1>- ~ German Rsme,sse sesase-AseS &c
-. tn. Si.-ns.-,-. os ,-----.. g B. JAZZ SIX
= Ga ,hs wrapper - - Of eaoh , eta g.
-s.ess s.,os - srrsuit
= .Lc gi-s.a.a zeds,.as s~zs, Ne az Area E-sss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

hfE hive now on our Books several improved and
w unimproved City Lots which will be sold at =
bargain.
$50 several improved anu uninproved Farms.
~ from Que 20 Jour miles fr-m Rochester, which ",
offer At very Low ngure-, and on reasonable terms
For further particular. enquire of
kLEMAN & kIRTLAND,
Bras Rochester. Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

scsr,fisr from srv Cas-. ~t.;~y~s.
rs1csIlSsTfCfs o. 5EE - -
insured = ssvsEe -. EAr-s-
2asr-, ESassu1ss FssE~k
Tisegr s 70 il..s .il Z. - .si s.,Ns- = ,.l- -es
~ rs.eh er--- 4 ie =, 49, is-,l.< = -
50 < i !. -1l,-cs.- =, - =
lra6lrr.y, I.- h.1o.' - J. ys-sss , -.
rsi,,a . 1r--s Esrzs - - -
t.se ytiiss> t-se b--l~.ts,lss -
= .iv-I - -. ci.eets. Sna = 49, .-----.
mid tes~s.ar s.-ug AND Eszss-s IA g.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
aen. Es.ass TAe4s.sa

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5ss,. y ~ s.ssss4s szlr. e r.'sss4-rssz
ls1l.... -- Esass-sskt- hpra = isas
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ysttt~.ir ,s-c a. sss-ss, - .ss.s1sts=
: Szl. 1sst.s AIS fis,4- ns7 s.-,~rFl'is-e = q
lear. -. seS--A
= sASES TssGsS TsesasR
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
IsCrrC


Is Just tho thing. 1.-THE bead is covered with dan
- ~ something D. wrong wth the II sle llas.
LII. Lii il turning zrssr. 10 ne.a- .larl,,rin.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
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J. y. EEEHArc.
h-.ssks heso. sse.zzs -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-01
Marinf asus.
PORT CALENDAR.
Arrived Yesterday.

stasnshtp Maryland, johnson. Bslfmo,e-leff
asth inst. Idee. To Mordecai b Co. Oourteuey&
Trenholm. Railroad Agents, Briggs. pe;esTs h9o, =
Hiohma. d " Aimar, FPanSnin, Feldmann,
Katie 4 Co. Klinck. Wieienberg Co krspas7cx
h Wit'e, " L Webb, Willis & Chisoim: senaSneTs; On ~
j Heesenaan Bro 8 B HarshaI, Jefords Go. W
II Bird q co. J B Pringle, Clscus witte, Nlernan
& Rorger, ] N Robsoo, ] Torrent Cowpsr.
thwait, " r Knox, Lilienthd, B Sloan, Co.
9 O. oiemSnn. mai o'NeiI / Son. O'Nein. steiber.
voi3t, Holmes & Calder, Rev Sfown. Q sahmann'
Hurknmp Co. tameron l. earkleY, d Paul 20,
Bollmann Btof, Campsen Go. Hqloern 20.
1idemann Co, stenhouse b Co, West Jones,
steamer Dictator. MoNsity. ssyaanah. lsterccs
Rice. To D Aiken Z Co, and Order.
AT QUARANTINE.
British bark Ansdsl, Tupln, st Pierre, Martinique
-l6 days. Ballast. 10 r Mure 4 Co. The Ansdeli
has on board about six passengers vno were IN the
steamship Misnesppt when she was Wreczed, and
which event was previously reported.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York. May 81.
Shlpnsws bp Telegraph.
wnxusroA. May Sf-Arrived, the Mary Sand
ford nom New York.
kAyATsAH, May Sl-arrved. brig Lizzie Belle
from Boston. Spoke OF Tybre bark ksstetn States
nom honteyideo. and ordered to Quebec.
LIST UF VESSELS
UP. cLFlRBD AND SAILED FOR HiS PohE
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Clifton, Williams, sailed. 10
The Minnie, Robertson saied May lS
DOMESTIC
sos1oH.
.IS ~
sehr Anna Glover, en- ,, cleared. ......".M May IL
Sohr Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared. Nay 70
BEIIABr, NE.
schr Dsybreak, Blake, up..".. .........'.'A 'Aay 10
SnBK
sohr N Richards. Irving, Cea.eds.. llay "a
Schr Minnie Hudson cieart .bloy 70
Ecbr Lilly, Hughes up.......... may 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie Devereux. Clark. up. NAV 70
Schr Sarah Cullen. Avis, cleared. ..Asy 10
RALTIMoRE.~
Schr Nettie Richardson. Dayis, up.."."....hay "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-01
,.I s;s.,;n,ssss, nor south carolina KStlroad
May 81.

1es bales Cotton, bales Yarn. Al pactases Bacon,
To railroad Agent Johnston. Crews Co g VIII
Hams Co Mowry & Co, b Baker co. feissr:
Rodgers Co. 6raeser Smith. d ANNE, stsse' s =
BROS co, II Cobis k-Go, q Gerdte b Co g " stet
fens, Hurkamp Co, q welch, and Goldsmith
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-01
5Daints, Oils, Gh.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
NORTHEAST CORNER 4
Meeting and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS ....
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January1 90 sDo --''
BETTING! Betting!

5000 FEET oAK.rANNED LExTHfR BELT
5000 FEET GUN Betting. . al and s
PLY - -,-.:-'1 ai,t
ESQ SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER a:y
500 DOZEN METALLIc-TPPRD BEET
LACING c.'.+ :,.rs.. 81
100 BOXES BLAKEs PATENT BELT
150 DOZEN TOILMAN'S BELT HOOKS
75O YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1s INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUOKS PACKING, ! INCH TO Il INCH d.
AMETER - -''-' ~
soAPsToNE PACKING. / INCH TO II
INCH DIAMETER ID
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING g . NO
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHoLE GAsKRTs e1
ALL SIZES. r.
CAMERON, BARKLEY q CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
JanuarY1 6m9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-01
yrugs, Gbrmieals, Gtf.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

THE REPUTAT1 ON
!. !:
this excellent medicine en-
INA Joys, is derived from tls
@zS y cures, many Of which are
N y truly marvellous. Invete-
rate cases Of scroiulous
~, disease. where the system
N L. M seemed saturated With
<A corup lon, have been pu-
- fffed and cured by It.
=. scrotnlous affections and
p disorders, which were ag.
ssR gravaIed by tho scrofu-
.-63zzSSk6 1ous contamination until
they were painfully affecting have been radically
cured In such great numbers IN slme every section
Of the country, that the public scarcely need to be
informed Of its virtues or usas. o..
Ecrofulous poison is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race. Often this unseen and untelt
tenant Of the organism undermines the constitution,
and invites the attack OF enfeeblng or fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion Of its presence Again,
1t seems to breed infection through the body, and
then ON some favorable occasion, rapidly develops
surface or among the vala In the lstter, iubercles
may be suddenly deposited In the lungs or heart or
tumors formed in the liver or 1t shows its presence
by eruptons on the skin, or foul uceraons ON some
part Of the body. hence the oecaaional use Of .
when NO active symptoms Of disease sppear. Per.
sons afictei with the following complaints generally
hnd irnn ediRte relief ana, al length, cure by NE
use Of this sARSAPARLLA: st. Anthony's Ftre,
Rose or Erydpelas, letter salt Rheum, scald Head,
Ring Worm, sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other erup-
tons or visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Also,
In the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia Dropsy,
Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia. and the Va
rioIs ulcerous affections Of the muscular and ner.
vous systems.
Syphilis or Vnereal and Mercurial Diseases are
cured by It, though long time is required for sub
during these obstinate malad1fs by any medicine,
But long continued use Of this medicine VIII euro
the complaint Leucorrhea or Whites, Uterine u
cerations and Female diseases, are commonly soon
relieved and ultimately cured by its purifying and
invigorating effect Minute Directions for each case
are found IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rheu.
matsm and Gout, when caused by Accommodations OF
extraneous matters In the blood. yield quickly TO IT,
as also Liver Complaints Torpidity, Congestion OF
Inflammation Of the Liver and Jauniice when ans
ing, as they onen do, from the ranking poisons IN
the blood. This SARsPARILLA is o great restorel
for the strength and vi9or ofthe system those who
are Lanauid and Lstle. 9, pespondent, sleepless
and troubled with Nervous Appreheneions or Fears
or sly Of the affections symptomaic Of Weakness
will find immediate relief and convincing evidence
OF Its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED By
DR.. j. @. AVER u CO., Lowell, Moss ::
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Bold at Wholesale, by
DOwIE & NOISE,
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by ttail Druggists everywhere.
March rs DAo thstuSmos