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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
By BaRkers dnd Brokers' rsl>srapl, ya.es
Gdfsdr1O on~rasor

Lewis johnson q 10 Quoss stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign mar kets as follows
NBw foRE, July 2i.-FIrst Board-U - s's,
lssl, coupon, leo \; e0,s isoa. coupona Ig3
le4, coupons, ist isoo ooupons tsil; issa
coupon. new, ls0s; 62oe. l-6. coupon.
leos; lo-ios, c'npon, iION. Pacies MAI
AZ Ono q Mississippi Oeruacates 3Ik
NariTosa, ~ Auana, Mail. none Canton
-, Cumberland, none, western Uniou rsls-
Grsph. 56S; Quicksiiver, IS Bosom Wafer
Power, IS. New lors CenuaL 2lI.; Hud-
son. l-2s; Reading, 3; Micaisaa u p,ral.
iSlA; Michigan southern. l05s: tianoss
Central. 100. cleveland snd Pt,xcure. 10Y
Northwest -. do. prei'd ~ Cieveiaad A.
Toledo. none; kOck Island. lliS; Fsrt wayne,
l53t; Alton TERN aaute. none; rnleto end
wabash. .5k; Adams Express, GfA Wells.
press, ~: Amerlcsn Express. none. Mer-
chants Union. "a Chicago q Alton. D bu.,
do. Inrefsr-e~ i5@; ~. Paul, IS -. Prerc.
~. Marker firm.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.
SELF HELP FOR YOUNG MeN, who having
Erred, desire better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed
letter en- yelopes. free Of charge. Address How
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION. Box
Philadelphia. Pa. my l9 eoym
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II hOss LYNN HOUSE.


This elegant and attractive summer re- a
treat 10 now open for the entertainment ~ x
OF guests In inviting the patronage Of VI
the plblic the proprtetors deem IL only nece0sory
% call attention to Its high, airy, and ceol loca
non. and the unsurpassed views presented from
every point Of the well appointed and shady
grounds. and to pledge, in addition to these great
natural advantages that It's larder and bar will be
Kept constantly supplied with ersry,iiss the most
fastidiols taste can desire. The cooking shall be
unexceled, the attention prompt and polite, and
the charges reasonable.
~ Rosslynn may be reached By the AQueduct
Bridge. or by the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route enordipg . pleasant drive through
scenery OF historic interest.
je23ff sHKIs . CHADwICK. Propristors.
STOCkTON HOTEL.
- CAPE MAY. N. j.,
WILL 0PEN ON THE Path OF JUNE, $50.
This Hotel has been erected within the past year,
Affords ample accommodation for nearly n a.
eps theusand guests, and 10 furnished 10 Y
United States
Tor terms, &c until then, address
PETER GARDNER. Proprietor,
No. 3O7 Walnut street,
el-eo2m Philadelphia, Pa.
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Mercy shows no impOr's ant chang. in New
York. There Is no pressing spphc xuon tor
loans, the decline in stocks. indeed, has a tsr-
dency 10 dim ish the reauirems pts OF broksrs.
ana lenders ind u dificuli 20 employ all the r
balances a. the full legal rate. 80 tGsf round
amounts are left with GoNernmen, ceal-rs a.
per cent. discounts show m Jre activity.
mere beipg full supply Of pap@r and NOR.
buyers. rates, however, remain strong a. al ,
per cent for prime names.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ID IN EY POINT HOTE l.
SALT WATER B1TE,IyG

SALT WATER Bi THING.
This fsvorite resort having been thoroughly
renovated, with increased cottages and
other accommodations, Will be opened Yes "
Ter the reception OF visitors on the lksI2
BIRST OF JULY. when the subscriber soIicits .
eoptinuation Of patronage.
per week.; ~ 90
MkS. WM. MITCHELL.
STEAMERS LEAVE WASHINGTON WE'D.
M, sATDRDAY. O'Clock m; and LEAVE
BALTIMORE TUESDAYS m, SATURDAY,
Point, te25
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CABINET RUMoR CoNTRADICTRD.-The 1b.
hsheo statements that Attorney General Hoar
will soon retire from the Cabinet are with out
any foundation, as he states that he has at
present no intention OF resignirg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

HON. READER w. CLARKE, Third Auiitor
will leave on Monday next for his home in
Claremont county, Ohio, and will be absen,
three weeks.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
II Z III o v A L.

H = o v A L.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY BE
moved their Art STORE from No. 3O4 Penna
avenue, 70 No 245 street. between 18th and
Nth streets, In Hooe's new building.
Our new store will be opened 70 the pu blic 90
soon a. IL een be properly fitted up, with . new
spe Dlendid assortment Of everything in our line
receive continuance Of their patronage, which
veshall at ell times endeavor to merit.
U3 SMlTd 4 STRON0.
10: 4e6} ON ExHIBITION IHo. ass
7rH AND SALE 1rH
e1REET.t AT MARKRITERY, (SraEBp.
10. $50 Seventh street, between d and streets,
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Qhstce on Paintings, Epgravings, Chromos. 10.
kt,sS; tsLssst S,1s. stoek Pagerhanginss, window
Se!s: ing, Nails, &C.. in the Distries TERMS
VASn Please Remember Nam and Humber.
ap Ally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

AMBITION 70 draw her corsets one inch
ughter killed Orlina Lyberger IN India ma poirs.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS To DARTMOUTH
CoLLEGE.-Chief Justice Chase, General Sner.
man, Senator Patterson ar d Hon. l.. A. Rollins
have arrived at Hanover, N. H., to attend the
commencement of Dartmouth CoIlege
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Hysl vsst your ROOF made Hirs and Wsssr
Proof for u or 10 years-warran ted-at abous half
aOLAH,
4s ~ n;.i..a srsn,s or kSH - SssvssD a.
ana an streets. RsDsirs to old roof Drompsly
nsds and warranted. Material always o. hene
end for sale. - WS
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wAsHrEeroN, Juiy u, I-se.-Jsy Ucote A.
20. furnish the following saotatisIs OF Gov
m, ant r,ttsa.
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CREkSBRIRR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VI GEEENBEsR County, WE.T Va.
July Is, 1859.
The fiTst of tie seri's Of FANCY and MASpUE-
BADE BALLS vii tshe place on FRlUAG. the
"a instant. A COstumeT, with an elegant ward
r,te, bss been ENGAGED, aud every aIrsp cement
I-Jde 10 insure a briilaEt succes
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boutwell, has
confirmed the following nominations for posi-.
tons in the New York custom hous se:-In.
spectors-Geo ID. Shirley and Thomas ID. Wi
nant. Wa:chman-Thos. Mcguire. Clerks
A. II. Phillip and Charles T. Smith.
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SOLD AT LAsr-The sixty.six hydraulic
presses used in the Treasury Department for
several years past in printing the national cur.
rency, have at last been disposed OF, Secretary
Boutwell, having accepted the bid of II. H.
Loire, OF Philadelphia, who secures them for
old iron tor about S1O,CW. The presses cost
originally over 800 ,OO0.
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PROPOSED SALE OF IRON CLADs.-The Navy
Department is ANXIOUS TO dispose Of a number
OF our iron clads now laid up at League sIand,
Pennsylvania. The Presidents Of some of the
South American republics are the only persons
who appear desirous to invest in these COM
modIties al present, but they and the Secretary
OF the Navy cannot aglee exactly on the d. CURES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

A MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION OF Conservative
Republicans has arrived here, end yesterday
had an Interview with Judge Dent, assuring
him that II was the desire Of that party to give
him the nomination for Governor Of the State,
ana that they had no doubt but that the ticket
would be successful
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RELIEVED FROM DUTY.-MaJor John M
Goodhue, Capt ID. ID. Vanvalzah, First Lieu.
tenants w j. Kyle, N. H. Parsons, J. w
Whiiten. A. NJ. Trolinger, Wharton White, f.
L. Town, and Second Lieut-nant Eugene Pick.
EFT have been relieved from duty in the Firs
Military District and ordered TO proceed te
their homee.
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SRM1.MoNTHLY PAYMBNTs.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury yesterday issued orders to the
disbursing clerks OF the Department. directing
that hereafter semI-monthly payment Of sala-
ries be made 10 all clerks who desire it, No
advance OF wages will be made at any time,
under the recent orders OF the Secretary.
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Boston Posi- OFFICE The drawings for
the new post office IN Bos; ION have been nearly
completed by Supervising Architect MuIlet,
and VIII be photographed IN The course of a
few days. The new building is 10 be OF gran.
lie, four stories high, with Mansard roof.
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YELLOW FEVER IN THE WEST INDIHs.-The
United States CONSUL at ST. Croix, West
Indies, under date of June "a, informs the
Department Of State that the yellow fever made
its appearance among the soldiers 10 the gar.
rison at Christiansted about the end Of April
last. The disease seems to have as .umed an
epidemic form among them. Ten cases and
Eve deaths have occurred.
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REGULATIONS FOR SsLLING SMOKING To-
BAcco-The Internal Revenue Bureau has
decided that smoking tobacco cannot bs re-
tailed from pound packages except from ,cood-
en ones, packed and stamped, and has directed
notice to be given 10 all dealers in tobacco that
the practice of retailing tobacco from pound
packages, as now prevailing, must al once
cease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

PRESIDENT GRANT took a drive along the
seashore al Long Branch yesterday morning,
and after dinner was waited upon by an ex-
cursion party from Newark, who paid their
respects. Extensive Preparations are being
made for grand reception on Monday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

SECRETARY boutwell, yesterday issued q
circular modifying the warehouse regulations,
In order to relieve the transaction of custom
house business at ports on the northern from .
tier from as much embarrassment as possible.
and H. the same time enforce the laws.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
Sheriff s Sale.

BY virtue Of an order from John #. Pc.
tcrson, Probate Judge for Ncwberry Coun.
ty, directed 10 me, will sell at Ncwhcrry.
9. H., on Sale duy next, the following pro.
pcrty, to witt
One House 4 Lot, in the Town of New
berry, situate and being At the South. cast
corner Of Fricud and Caldwell streets, and
containing one fifth Of an acre {more or
lcss); aud another House & Lot, situate and
being in the Town OF fNcwbcrry,on Caldwell
street, adjoining the Grccnrillc and Colum.
bin Railroad, containing one eighth Of an
acre (morc or lcss); the Real Eslatc Of G..
ID. Amick. Terms cash. s
by virtue oI snrdry writs Of Fieri Facias
to me directed, will sell on the 9th day Of
April next, the following property, 10 viz 4:
One House g. Lot, containing about one
ha)f acre, (morc or Icss) bounded by the
Greenvllc and Coiumbin Railroad, aud Lot
Of William Langford, and now occupied by
T. =. Slider. Levied on at tho suit Of the
Bank Of Newberry, S. G., W. Spencer F.
Smith. 3
Two hundred and seventy two ac,es (moro
or lcss), bounded by lands Of Dr.. c. II.
Sondly, j. n. Brooks, ct al. Levied on as
the property Of j. d. Koon. at tho suit OF
Matthias Kinard, vs.H. Il. Wicker and j. D.
Koon. Terms cash. 3
March Is, 1860. #. n. PAYSINGER,
S. n. G.
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Notice..
lii the District Court of the

LII the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for The District of
South Carolina In Bankruptcy.
Ex Partc II. p. Lakc-In
the Matter Of IT, II. Kimrd = Bankrupt.
Pursuant TO un ord i Of said Court in this
case, dated lih March, 1863, | will sell,
jor cn>l', nj public auction. TO the highest
bidder, on the ninth (9lh) day Of April,
a. d. 1861, at the plantation known Ms the
"Rirh Hill Place" and the "Kerr Place"
the personal property thereon respectively
seized, rs the property Of the said Bankrupt
by The United States Marshal, under order
OF said Court, dat d 27ll, january, 1860.
The property consists in par, Of
10 or 10 Bags Of Cotton.
21 head Of Horses & Mules,
Lot Hogs,
Cattle,
Provendcr, Agricultural,
And Farming Implements,
Blacksmith and
Carpenter Tools,
&C., &C.
Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock, 4. M.
J. =. N. EPpING,
y. S. Marshal.
Per a. =. PIER,
Deputy Messenger.
March II II 1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31

District Court Of tho United States.
For the Distric Of South CAROLINA. In Bnnk>
ruptcy. In tho matter Of Joseph Duckett-
Bankrupt.
TO whom !, may concern: rhe undersigned
hereby gives rotfce Of his appointment as AS
berry, and State Of South Carolina within said
County, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court OF
snid District. Dated at Eewberry G. H., the
18th day Of March, A. D., 1860.
March II u 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
Notice..

All porsons holding demands against the
Estate OF Henry Summer, decd, arc hereby
notified to render IN tho same according to
Pope. at Kewbcrry, s. G., on or before the
first day Of Nay next, and all persons in
anywise indebted to tho Estate Of Henry
Summer, deceased, a'e hereby no.ifed TO
mako payment Of tho eau,o to my said At
torDoys. FRANCES SUMNER.
harcb "a ~ ~. Adm'x.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
Notice..

All persons are warned againet hiring
Arthur Lare or his wife, formerly bo.
longing to the Johnstono cstatc,) with.
out my consent. Said people are under
contract to me for tho year, and have left
In my debt. Any one hiring them with.
out my consent, and without first nav.
ing their debt, will be prosecuted to tho
full extent. D, w. .T3ARRE
mar p re- St
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
STATE or SOUTH CAROLTNA

NEwBERRY COUNTY.
by John +: Peterson. Probate Judge.
-, whereas, John r. KibIcr and JeffeTson A
Sligh, having mado suit to mo 10 grant them
Letters Of Administration. Of tho Ectato and
e1tscts OF John Jacob kibler, deceased.
all and singular. tho kindred and creditor, of
tho said deceased. to DC and appear before
mo, IN the Court Of Probate, to be held at
Nowberry Court House on the 9th of April
next, at II O'Clock in tho forenoon, to shew
cause II any why the said Administration
should not bo granted.
Given under my hand this 23d day of
Narch, Anno Domini, 1860.
John Il. Peterson, r. J. N. G.
March 2d2
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THE DAILY PRESS
PUBLISHED AT AUGUSTA, GA.
SUBSCRIPTION:
dYear, $500 !; 6 Months, ESQ; 3 Months, LIS
THE WEEKLY PRESS:
Pes Annum, $500


The Press Is an independent paper, pub
llshed In tho interest OF no clique or fac.
tion devoted to tho protection Of South
orn rights, the promotion Of Southern In.
terests, tho advocncy 0! honesty and econo.
my In the administration Of Government :.
and tho maintenance OF sound religious
principles and eool morals.
Bcsidcs the Latest News from all parts
Of the world by Telegraph aud CorrcSpon.
dcnce, tho Press contnins ample and accu.
rate Market Reports, the Latest Agricul,u-
ral Intelligence, and a carefully arrnugcd
selection OF Items Of miscellaneous inter.
est.
The Press is the cheapest nnd best daily
paper, and the most advantageous ndve-
tiaing medium, published in Tic State.
Address all Letters to
"DAlLY PRESS OFFICE"
Augusta, Gu.
March 20
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
R. M00RMAN & Go.
Have just received their
Largo and we'll selected stock
OF
Groceries and Family
Supplies.

Consisting in part Of Bacon
Hams, Sides and Shoulders, Lard,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasscs and
Syrup, Flour, Irish Potatoes, Mack
erel, Salt, in Sacks, Bagging, Rope
and. Twino, Nails, Coopcr's ware,
&C., &c.
Also, a fino lot Of Choose, Can
dies, Table Salt, White Vino and
Cider Vinegar, Crackers, Raisins,
Prunes, Almonds, pecans, Black
and Rod Pepper, Spices, Nutmegs,
Gingor, Cloves and Essences o
every kind.
Also, y great variety Of Family
and Toilet Soaps, Soda, Starch,
Bluing and Copperas.
Also, different grades of Chow
ing and Smoking Tobacco and Ci-
gars, Powder, Shot, Bar Lead,
Percussion Caps, together with
many other articles in general use
in families, that cannot be enume.
rated. Feb. 1T
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-13
IL R.5YIRI cTH Aiu:' s. a.t, i.5.w VI, azT
g go LDRN, REM E,DI-Evs.

ASK FOR NO oTHRR. TAKE NO OTHER. AND
u. Y. - 49,. ase'-a%s.
| SioOC REWARD for any case Of disease in any
etage which they fail 10 cure. itf 0,55Ni N :. :
nDf. RICHAU's, GOLDEN BALsAM No. cure.
glcers Uieerated Sore hroat snd Mouth, sore
Syss; 6Htapsous 81 SKIN Ernptions Copper Colored
greatest asnovstos. Alte1ative ana Hlotl Puriaar
leayes the blood pure and healthy. NJ, ~ -.
Dr. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No SIcu.es
Mercurial Ahecions, Rheumatism in sn ~ Ynrfns-
whether from MERCURY or other causes; gives immHo
daate reltef In oil caaes. No rd,ain4 necessary d
nave tAousandsof 0ertiAnates ploviI{a tSa milton,
lous cures effected by these Remedies. Price "
90. W. "'''7 -
DR.; R1cHA1,s GOLDEN ANr1DoTK. safe spec. &
dy. Y|easane and 1aticaf cure for ali Urinary Ue9
Iagsne nents; nccoznpaIaled Mifhsfun drectons Prtca
nS6HAu,s GOLDEN 1raxrR D.AMoua. :
Sos Ssrvoasor aer:Esl Debility, IL ga
Rrace SA Haxs b1ttSe. or two 6ontles fof 90. e
On recSdpE Oa NHtcethese Remedies will be sbipped
20 any MAG4St Hr16pt attesfaQA pa&d to all cores
ddutg. genuine, HsithGAt! !fks name ef "Dr
RlCHAV'a GOLDEN REMEDIES. DHB. RICHARDN
Sole Propsisscry" |" blown ii1 eiasa " Sot1es.
iSts N Addtee8:n y u" D. ~ RICHARDS, Na
Once Hours from A. N. toe Fl'M. ,...
K. Oatc1lasa sens. aI = i Y ny pltifi July
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4
HH VA FROM WEIGH MANKIND SUFFRH
over Q large part Of the globe ts thf
I consequence Of diseased action ip
e nv the system. induced by the poison
/ous miasm OF vegetable decay Thif
49, Ee> exhalaaon ts evolved by the action
4n,it ~. ~. Of solar heaton- wet soil, and rises
with the Hstery yapbr 9 ON 1T
fingers near the earth's surface, and the y1rus
is taken with It through the lungs lr'o the blood
There Xit acts as an irritating poison on the
sa 2, ns soSs
only this virus br. also the pile from ihe blood.
son snd % eet as
The spleen: the kidneys. ana the stomach eympa.
thi1e With the liv r. and become disordsred aiso
tempt to exnel the noxious infuson. concen, rates
the whole blood Of the body M the internal excreo.
conRestsve violence his is the Chill but in this
Sod saSas ass aAen folows n witch the
surface as II in another effort expel the Irritating
poison through that other great excreory--the skin
attempt exhausted ana " sta tor me recovery l Of
Strength to repeat the hopeless effoct another day
moes d Age
mine the health hJf It 10 NOT removed =. - -
We have laDorsd to hnd, and have found IN anti.
AYERS AGUE CURE
Which peutralizes this IuaJarious potso, In The
blood, ant stimulates the liver to expel e from the
body Aa 1t should. 20 Il does cure this afi,ctins
disorder with perfect certainty And it does mo, q
OF rather does what is of service to those sub.
{ectto this infection II taken IN 81 aso Il exnaIs
from the system as 1t Is absorbed and thus keepe
nose who use 1t tree it's attacks; Reeps the sys!
M IN heath although exposed Tn The disease Con.
quentl.it not only yraies, but protects FROM the
great variety OF necsio which are induced by this
ma'ignansi instnence, ench saemIttent Fever Chin
Fever. Dumb or Masked Ague. Periodical Headache
or Bilious Beadache. Bhious Feyers, euraeis,
Rheupausm Gout, Blindness Tootbache karat he.
Catarrh Asthma, Pelpitat1ons PAINFUL tons of
the pleen. Hys'ertca, Colic. Paralyss, ind Painful
AGeps ons Il the stomach and Rowels, all ofsvhicb
when arriving trim ihis cause will be found TO a.
sumo. more or lees. the tptermitent type. This
tAGUk GURF removes the cause Of these derange.
mep'e ARD cures the disease .s,t, s..,,,, ESQ!
" hiR " aoconplehas by stimulating the excrato-
rtes to expel the virus fron the system apo these
orgAne ~ desrees become habred ID do tbis their
{ rMce. OF their own accord. Hence ai1ses whas W.
term scclimatat0n Time may accomplish the same
ono bntoten tfe IL not long enough, is sacrificed
m the attAnnpr, while this ARue Cure 6oea II at
once, ana with eafe&y I'VE bsyo q, eat re CON 70 be-
lieve hia 10 surer a. well safer remedy for the
whole class Of dlseases which Gauss w the mi
asrnatic In eCH n than ,sny other which has been
discovered; and II has stu another tinpo apt ad.
vantsge to the public. which is that n is cheap as
we'll as good. II 8 ~ tS54a, 1 I.,S~f
DE- ~ o. AYech ~ ptJ,s ~ lowell, Mess
Practical and Apslytcal Cnemlsts. ,sela 4
Phce Ore Dollar per bottle pF =.
spy o't1a a"no'isc;sj " Do1jlSs y = Morss aa7o
And ), R.. esssass,Sa sSss ear0n
June 2e nae ~ stathsmos J
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THE DAILY NEWS,
Light and shade.

There is no heart but hath Its inner anguish,
There ia no eye but hath with tears oeen wet,
There is vote but hath beon heard to langnish
Der hours OF darkness 1t can ne'er forget.
There is no cheek, however bright its roses
but persh.ti buds It,S eS;h It's hues are ma;
No bright eye in its dewy light reposes. ,,
But broken star bsams trea. bic meath its 'ao'
There is no lip, howe'er with laughter ringing
However, li0ht and ray it's words may be,
But IL ha b treanbied at some dark upspringing
OF etern afaiclion and deep misery
We are all brothers In this land of dreaming,
Yet hand NEE g hand and eye to eye replies;
Nor Deem We that beneath brow Gli beaming
Tho flower Of life in broken beauty lies.
Obi blessed light that gil ls our night Of sorrow;
. y Oh balm OF GileNd for our healing found:
We know that psa ACE will come with the tomorrow,
kAnd that afM 'dons spring not from the ground.
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~
DooLY COUNTY. GA April 1867.
This is to certify that was confined to The hm,se
s,nae ana mes o1 tne mne tS%y 1e and suffering the
i've months and after trying every available rene.
dy, with no relief I was cured with two bottles Of
ing fifty cents only; it relieved me almost
therefore recommend It IN the highest degree to
that 1t OF the best family medicines now ont
certain Yours'truly. w. "A. FOREHAND
Dr.. ProphitsrHayipg used your Liver Medicine
Tor more than M year ip my family, cheertuly re-
commend " to oil persons uffsrinR from Liver af-
feotione.i RYspepeia or Indigestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial g the best
sHAsroaDyntE, y 2 y PUTNAM cousrr, Oct, !. 1857.
hsss aS soF s
single instance with them, They alwsys break the
2chiis the frst day that they aiven can recom-
have found and they leave NO bad effects follow
ipg them, as Quintne, &c !, -,
Yours respectfully. 4. WESTBROOK.
'f.: PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. eeptember %, 1865
l.. Dr.. o. s. Erophiu -sir-I have used for the last
Pain KIN IT, ana yon Female ToSio. sna haye yo%1 n
fear in saying that they best medicines Ihave
sna Nsu5aS and
'every4 kind are subdued By themi After pslDg the
medicines so long, chesrfuly recommend them to
OhOS
best and safest remedies for al the diseases for
which they are recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT.
DR. PRORAITT's FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine. with its associates, is safe and.
certain remedy for all durable diseases to winch Fe
males alone are liable. II IL also excellent pre-
ventative Of Nervous BftBdnees, or Nervous Dis
eases In either male or ten a,e. It is powerful Ner
vine Tonic, setting up full and tree cfrr ulatcn
throughout the system. fttf' az
an OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
ED. s.. BURN NHAM,
- Wholesale and RetaM Agent,
.2 No. AL Ktng.street. tnear oalhoun,)
-''- Charleston, 8. c.
{" Prepared only by DB, O. Q. PROPHITT,
Apnl ID stuth6moS Covington. Ga