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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

1t is about a quarter of a century ago
John Bright entered the British house
of Commons. He first entered Parla-
ynent toward the end of the session OF
l843. A member of that Parliament
relates that, as he was following Mr..
Bright out of the House the last day
Of the session, he heard the doorkeep
ct say to an old Tory county member
MS Mr.. Bright passed them ''Ah
that new man will give yon plenty OF
trouble before you have done with
him. That he should ever he cabi-
net maker minister would then have
been universally regarded rs IN i'm
possibility.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

UeAp Remember who you are talk
ing to, sir, - said an indignant father to
a fractions boy II am your father
sir.r' well, who's to blame for that ?
said yo'lng impertinence, faint me. "
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

The Republicans of the Legislature
held caucus yesterday, and unani
mously nominated Hon. +. T. Freling-
huysen. as the Republican candidate
for U. S. Senator, and recommending
Hon George r. Cobb for a position in
General Grants Cabinet.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

The amount of bullion in the Bank of
eueland hes increased 500, 600 sterling
SINCE the last report.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22
eeA- Edward G rswell will speak at
Westtield this evening.

Considerable alterations are to be
made in the lines aud rig of the yacht
Cambria, to fit her for an Ocean Race
with the American yachts Her hollow
bows are to be filled ont, her masts
heightened, and keel weighted. 1t is
expected these changes will make her
better able to resist heavy sea and to
com pete with the American boats.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22
FOE SALE.

very pleasant and commodiols Dwelling
~ House, and Il vacant LOT adjoining, Al Or
chnrd street.
inquire of the occupant.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

The DAILY MONITOR will be served to sub
seribers at TEN CENTS WEEK.
Mr. GEORGE e. VAN BLARCUM has route
in the upper part of the city. Orders may
he left at this office. Mr.. WILLIAM G. JONES
Will supply those at the Port.
pies may be obtained at the Post Office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-22

OFFICES &C. GRAHAM 81 SON, Architects,
Elizabeth; 296 Broad street. Newark.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

Mr.. n. p. Gale, of Washington,
has the following good things which
would seem enough to make one
pretty content. The proceeds of one
cosset eve for FIVE years, (where on
the 18th of January 1869 the snow
is 10 inches deep.a re as follows
Wool sold 40 lbs. S.7.40 one Lamb
sold $500 one yearling sold $1,000
the old Cosset sold 1915. Total
s56.15. Weight of Lamb l22 lbs.
Yearling IA lbs. OldCosset $50 lbs.
Total 4l6 lbs.
He has two little Caves, a Heifer
and a Bull, whose ages, date the list,
and 2Sth, of last Marh, that girth
8 feet 2 inches each, quot fat) good
for 1000 lbs. Also a five year old
Cow the mother of one of the Calves,
girth Z feet, Weight 1900 lbs, All
Short Horn Durham Who beats 7
CT. River AgricsI. association.
The annual meeting of the Conn.
River Valley Agricultural Associa-
ton for the election Of officers was
held at White River Junction OF
the 18th inst, and ihe following of
fcers were chosen TO. the ensuing
year:
Capt. Chester Pike, Cornish, Pres
ident; c. c. Kimball, lCharlestown,
Treasurer Frank NJ. Bailey, Fair
lee, Secretary.
Executive COmmitee--Chester
Pike, Samuel Craft, n, Il. Stafford
The question of locating the Fail
for 1869 was then brought before
the meeting. Littleton White Riv
er junction, and Bratleboro sent
in propositions; but the EX. Com
mittee reserved their decision till
the 18th day of February, previous
to which time they will be happy
t. consider such inducements as
the various localities may have to
offer.
Some very fine specimens of shor'
horned cattle were shown to the so.
ciety by Samuel Craft, Esq, OF Yves
Lebanon, which were lately brough
from Kentucky, at great expense
by himself and others gentlemen in
terestcd with him III breeding full
bloods.
HON. Medical Society.
The next meeting OF the Conn
River Valley Homeopathic Socic
ty VIII he held at Lyndon, at tn
Office Of c. w. Scott, NJ. d., or
| thursday, January IS, 1910.
We hope to see all members {
the Society present.
Homeopathic physicians from al
parts of the Statc---aud elsewhel
cordially welcomed.
J. II. JONES, Secretary.
]
Bradford, Vt. Jan. 10, $50.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22
& KNOW OF NOTHING
PROBATE COURTS.
bradford District, isOs, 1890.

Bradford Distr'''' sS"S. sS""'
nRoDATE COURTS VII he holden within
and for the District Of bradford, FOR the
year ensuing, as follows VIZ
At the Troitcr House in Bradford,
-, Tho second tuesdays of January, March.
May and August, 500
At the Hotel in East Corinth, on
the second Tne.dnys Of February, July. Sep.
TENDER aud November, iSm. =.
Atthc Ncwbury House, Newbury
M, Tho second Tnesdhvs Of June, aud October
and The iast Tue.dny IN August, 1869.
Atthe Registers Office, West Fair
loo n, The soeond 1nssdayin December, 1903
ana The scccnd tuesday IN April, and ias
Tue, day 10 september, 1890
ALvAH BEAN, pAgu'or
wet Tsifi.., pst i,is@'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22
Or!ord. v. ".

Or!Ord, y. III.
Union prayer meetings have been
held during and since the week of
prayer by the Churches of Oxford
and Fairlee, and with considerable
interest in both places.
On Friday eve. ofthiS week, the
Lyme Brass Band gives one OF
their interesting and attractive
promenade concerts, which bavc
drawn full houses the present win
ter wherever they have been held.
A course of chronological lectures
is to be given here the present
month under the auspices of a few
benevolent and public spirited gen
tlemcn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22


The following remarks from the
Argus apply here as well as to Mont
pclier:
III YOU wish to keep a town from
thriving, don't put up any more
buildings than you can convenient
~ occupy yourselves. lfyou should
accidentally have an empty dwelling
aud any one wants to rent it ask
him about three times the actual
value of it. Demand Shylock
price for every spot of ground God
has given YOU stewardship over.
Turn Il cold shoulder to every me.
chanic or business man seeking y
home among YOU. Look at every
new conner with n scowl. Run down
/ the work of every new workman.
10 abroad for wares rather than
trade with those whodo business in
YOUR midst. Fail to advertise or III
any other way support your papers,
so that people abroad may not know
whether any business is going on
in Your town or not. Wrap yolr'
selves up with coat of imrervlouS
scliishncss. There is NO more ct1ec'
tual way to retard the growth OF a
town than actions like those enumc
rated
The a, .orites Of Burlington
made u raid on the numerous dogs
or pups in that place one night
last week, with strichnlnc. As 4
consequence fourteen litcless CANNES
were found in the streets next morn
ing.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22
Iidndoiph.

Prof. 4. -. Aagar delivers free
lecture at Village Hall GA Friday
evening. on "PariS, and the Great
Exhibition
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22
Dissolution of Partnership

rINIIE Co-partncrship heretofore existing be
L tween Martin n Andross, il, by mutual con
sent. dissolved this day. All debts due said
firm must be settled Immediately at the old
stand in Bradford.
MARTIN & ANDROSS
T. MlRTIv g Il. AMBROSE.
bradford Dee. 3ls,, is53.--3lw3
rINIIE UNDERSIGNED would inform the
L Public that he will continue the business
heretofore carried on by Martin Il Andross
and that he will continue to keep the best
stock of Boots and Shoes to be found in the
place, and also TO do all custom work.
T.. MARTIN.
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West F0fricr.

Igcst F'0trice. s.
DR.. w. II. M. Howard was lately
robbed IN the New Haven depot of
81, 500--si4,00O in bonds, and sS,.
500 in grccnbacks, while getting on
the owl train for Boston. The
thief cut through his over and under
coat, aud took the package contain
ing the money and bonds from an
inside pocket. SO says an exchange
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

ORANGE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OfChcIsea, Vermont.
FOURTEENTH QUARTERLY STATEMENT,
JAN. I, 1869.
Resources.
Bills Discounted. 6a,jio Gp
l. 5. ~ bonds deposited with Us
Treasurer. 100000 10
Other L. ). Securities, 1850 %
Bank Stock, 1000 "
Cash Items, (Rcmittanccs Rev.
Stamps, &c.,l ls,57l -
Banking House, 1,Sl ~
Ellis of her National Banks and
Postal Currency $500 90
Lawful mcnrJ 2652jm
Over DRAFTS, 3,09J sc
Due from other Rauh. 20s9i 81
Current Expense. l,l636o
si26, SOS Is
Liabilities.
Cnri,s stock 4!cc.ooo %
Circulation. l79ilS 0O
Deposit Account I52Oi 3S
Unpaid Dividends 3l2 o0
surplus Fund, 6,sla 81
Int. 4 Profit and Lose accounts, 2t,SI6 -
Due other Banks, 3li ~
si26s9s i6
j. c. HOuGHToNJr, Cashier.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

TOpshdm.
The argus says THAT IN school dis.
trict No. 3 there are Ia old maids
and bachelors. Several weddings
are suggested rs % proper thing for
that vicinity.
A masonic ball comes Off at Tenn
perance Hall atWcsJ Topsham, this
friday evening.
Ccrshire.
A little daughter Of Mrs. Lyman
Alexander recently swallowed n
copper cent, which remained in the
csophagus two OF three hours, be
fore it paascd into the stomach.
The farm, saw.mill and grist mill
owned by Cynthia Bartholomew, il
vcrshire, will be sold at auction OF
Wednesday, Feb. 10th. SEQ advcr
tiscmcnt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

RY"Ddfc.
\ meeting WAS held III this town
last Thursday. in the interest of the
Wells River Railroad, which was
we'll attended and muSch interest
was manifested in the success of the
project.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

THefIord.
Joseph IIanScom has purchased
TIE property of Samuel Worthlcy
for al $50.
The Thetfold Cornct Band are
about commencing to give concerts,
Tor the benefit of the Band. The
vocal mpsic VIII be under manage.
mcnt of !. l.. Cram. Give them
full houses.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

orange.
Three widows, early settlers of
Orange, have recently died in that
town. whose ages were respectively
IS years, 80 years and 80 years.
Their names were Lydia PcaSe,
Relief Beard, and Sophia Lord.
Susan, wife of Harry Peak, died
Jan. lG aged 60 years.
4 little daughter of Blanchard
Johnston, four years of age, being
left alone, iii some way set fire to
her clothes. which were nearly con.
sumcd ere assistance could reach
her. She was so badly burned that
she died after eight hours of intense
suffering.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICE

All persons having unsettled &C.
counts with us are respectfully in.
vited to
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-22

ing OF this week, at the residence OF
Stephen Chapman, in Fairlee. The
Committee ia charge will be most
happy to welcome large number OF
friends
We learn that a Mrs. johnson.
wife of Daniel johnson, of Fairlee,
dropped dead while about her house
hold duties, some two or three
weeks since.
HanOrer, N. III.
On New Years day Dartmouth
College received gift Of one thou.
sand dollars from Eben B. Towne,
Esq, of Rynham, Mass.
NeWbmry.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Chamberlain
celebrated the 25th anniversary OF
their marriage by silver wedding
on Friday eve. Of last week. Ele-
CANT presents were made,an very
pleasant gathering enjoyed by all.
The musical convention is pro.
crossing finely and the indications
are TUESDAY p. m.) that it will be
grand success. More tickets were
sold the first afternoon than DIT st.
Johnsbury, last season.
Within year, thirty five persons
fourteen heads of families, twenty
two parents, have united with the
Church at Wells River. The con.
tributions Of that Church and sOc.
ETY., for benevolent objects outside
the parish, for the year 1SGS,amount.
ell 10 S4l1.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

But tho pefs 10 be most pitlel Ia NIL this Is
the chapaion herself, for whom IL would be a
relief unspeaknblc il SOTO good working sub
s,ltutc c0uid he devils ii, some quite satis-
Factory machinery. VIII I'll would release her
from her weary Oicc While performing hcr
duties. What lii, hers Is Halt dead WIN
sleep and fatigue, she has To SIT for honfS III q
heated, sii,;in;s room, checked with dust. daHcu
with the incr..sant fitting oi whrling n;:urcs
bcGor. her, stunned with da:icc-m'iac which
size hates: srrn:. ih"ary, precious hiuhc!. iaii,
Ing Ii; showers Of torn tnr!atni'S anu t.,iSh.u
ilvw,ra Oh the floor, without any result to
make up for It: seeing, perhaps, the prize for
wc, sAr has an long and crhilily nngcd. nib
bling nj some rival bail. while worthless
youn-c"r sou or ruircd heir prrlinaconSly
holds on 10 hers, III matter what the efforts
made la Shake him OIL. Shn Is no longer
youn.s. ro"r body, aud has probably ontlivcd
lcr own capacity for pleasure. The days when
light are i;Ir among the misl of the past; her
dress niaY be still glory 10 her. for This Is the
last pcrs0na! vanity which dies with woman;
bHt oh! il she could exchange a!! this iin"iy
lur an CnprrtcR,!in% sack ut lilrn, and ga
to sleep comfortably In the dark. instrad of
blinking herr, SIT up In silks aud sa,iiis, noi-
tlin:. in time tu The rhythm of the waltz. She
is shaken in health ~ VINO would not be alter
such y ycuth, and nAw such maturity NJ
hers but the frlghifIl round Of the seasOn
has 20 hc done Silantly; and there Is no re-
lease for her till the house IL UP, when she
can escape for brief time OF rciL AMI early
hears, b.uacn by nothing: more severe than 81
lawn party or IL pcuic. Her girls look nl
| tnsj differently; ANA think thcm'elvc! very
hardly used IL they cannot keep the poor soul
lp night alter night, Till three or lotlr O'clock
wliio they GElisc themselves with flirting,
ic,,s and ,icWG femps. II Is her duty and they
h"ll her IN it strictly ami make her bear her
burden without winClnr S.td as IL ~ 10 see
The young fade and wiihrr toward the end Of
the season, the lngsan, jailed, di%i'iri;cti
ch.pcron /; an object %! greater pity still.
'fGe Young things at least have Lad their Hing.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
A lER'S CATHARTlG PILLS
FOR ALI. TIE PURPOSES or a LAXATIVE
MEDICINE
MEDICINE.
Perhaps no ona incdl. .

Perhaps no ons incdi.
cine Is 20 universally re-
tillirc'I by everybody us
4 catharli;, nor was
ever any ~ fore so uni.
v'l-a'ly a'l":i,,i into
t.s", ia every country
and ai'icn:g nj, claSSrS.
az this mil! h!i; efficient
pnr.a'iTc iii.... The
rbvionI reason IL, that
u - Il more reliable au,i
J ,lr itltJrr ,l,,,c;t.;ti rem.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

.I rHv ''',n, , ''',S ," va, isr iTn
Those VII" have tried il. knew thai IL cui,I tirn,:
thnsS who have not, inn% i',a; i. cures ,hrir
docs once II 'iocS a!wayi--ii'G: II lave. ili!5
through anT fau: o. Gc-,rct :" u" r,rni''S:iiur.
We have thnnS:n,iS upon thousands II ihr ".. III
GATES Of their remarkable curc; ui The follow ILL.,,
complaints, hut sucli cures ::,r inOMn In every
nclshlorl:uu am,l reed i,"i publish them.
Adapted 10 nil a.., a,,,, cci,us ~, nil ,!li,irl:
containing neither calDncl nr Hny dclcicr!uuS
drug. they NAY he ta&cn viii Hni"!y hy auyhoiy.
Their S,igr r0atin.: rrcrrrS iici cNur fresh ana
makes them irLsaEt 10 take while hci:c purely
vegetable no lnrm ear arise ir'm Their H,c IN any
quantity.
They operate L., ;hrir powerful 7nEcncc on the
Internal viccr;i tu rriir Tho ilno'i ai stimulate
II Into healthy aci'on--rrni"r" the distractions OF
The stonlach hpwclt liver aud uthl ur:;ans or
The h,iy. restoring thc'r irregular action Calih
AMI by rorrcciir:'. Wherever tl"J c!.-s. such
dcrarSrincnts as are ia: t:s origin u; darnsr.
Mn:t: hlr"ciin:i are .:ivrn in The Wrapper on
The box ior the following complaints, witch these
PitIS rapidly care:
For DYSrEi.Si, or ISpIuE.srIoS LIsr:.isssSgss
l'AHGroR ah'l loss of APPETITE. ihry should he
taken medcla"y ,. 70 siin'i!aie III. sioii:ach and
restore lts healthy tone and action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and us varlD' symp
toms. GiLinvs IiEApAcnE. SirS !.aAnArnE, JAW.
BILIOUS FBvERS. they Should bc i'idlriu.Sy tuksn
Tor each case. 10 correct ilr Diseased action or
remove the ub:;rIir; ions whi;';, cLiise II,
For pySENTi:EY or III iHEiii:A, bu, ono mild
dose ls generally required.
For RmErMArisM. corr. GRAVEL, raLr,rArloS
op THE HEART, rAIS ~ TIN SinE. BacE and
lrSGI. thoy should he continuously taken, as re-
quirc.i. To change the diseased action OF the sys-
TEN. With such change those complaints dis
appear.
For DROrSY and DEorSicAL SwILLISCS they
shout! hc taken In large AMI frequent doses 10
| produce the crct or a drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION Il large dose should be iaten
| ns II produces the drhlrrd effect 10y sympathy.
as u DINSER iIf.I. take one or Two PILLS 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
an occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels lut0 healthy action, restores The appetite,
aud invlsoratrs the system. Hence II IL often nd
vantuycuus where iu serious dcrangemcnt c:llSis.
one who rcclS to,crab!y wri ofci finds That y
dose OF thrAo PILLS makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their rlran7n: and rcnuvGtlng elect on
| the digestive apparatus
DIR. j. &. AVER 4 CO. Practical Chemists.
! Lowell. MasI l.. :. \. 4
| Sold at Wholesale and retail 10y BOWIE
! NOISE, Charleston, = e., ami by Retail druggists
| eycrywhrrc. DIc osti nwE,t.ioS
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CHaKI.EsTnS, $. G.. 1sGs.

CHARLEsTnN, $. G., 1sGe.
Dear Sir-l have used yOnr Soothing Cordial for
Dar.i'ra in tcctnS children, and lind Il n very
excellent preparation. II has n great adyantayo
over Ilost preparations OF the Kind III containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
When these are rcqulycd they can lie added In
proportions applicable 80 the case.
therefore can recommend It's use In thc nIrcc-
lions for which il is designed.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
4. l.. 0GIEN, Md
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

A GLORIOUS CHANGE.
,f lry years ago, must he considered 1t proof
HAT human beings are very hard TO KILL |
rho lancet, caoncI, cnnthari,..s and drastic pur
gativcs were then ilc or.ler of thc day The ply.
sician played into the hand. OF the apotilecary,
and The unfortunate patient was drcnchcd morn
We live IN u more rational and conscientious era.
The Importance of supporting Nature In IT. conflict
with disease is now untlcrstood. Complaint. In
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
by artificial depletion. They are uict with TO:Ics
that rally the vital powers and enable them 80 tle-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies Of Ma
ture, In It's battles with sickness is
PLANTATION BITrERs.
THIS wonderful vegetable restorative ID the sheet
anchor OF The fecbio ana irbili,acd. Asa cordial
for The aged and decrcaid II has M equal among
stonschics. ASH remedy for tho nervous weakness
Is supcrseding every other stim,unEt nna ncr,inr
III nil climates, tropical temperate or frigiI. |.
acts MS specific i'll every species of disorder
which unlernncs the bodily strength and
breaks ,lowa the animal spirits. Wherever It
is introduced 1t Incomes standard ar.lcle
"A medicinal, staple. Druggists, although their
profit upon 1t il small nnd It absolutely
necessary to keep preparation for which
evorybndy inquiries. AMI for which nobody
will accept a substitute. 1t Is to-day the most
popnar medicine In the civilized world
Extensively rs It Is advertised, ns best ad
uniformly follows its use. Every hottie sold In
sur,s the snlc OF NJ lcnst half dozen more. Tn
like other stlmulants, It braces ami fortIacs tho
system Without exciting undue cerebral action,
! The cheering effect which 1t produces upon Tho
mind Is not momcntary, bu. permanent. There |,
no subsequent depression. 1t docs not, as Is til,
case with oil other stimuli, bcgct n craving for cx
/
citanls. On tile other hand, IL soolllcs and calm.
thcnervcs, combining strange a. tho anomaly ma,
seem, the qualities of n scdnHyc and gentle ano
dyne With those Of tonic and nvigoron.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

Having had occasion to prescribe RussEI.L.,s
Sooii!iilS Cordial in severe cases OF Bowel Com.
paints III children and delicate females I have
hccn much pleased With It's effects consIdcr IL
valuable medicine In all cases, in which il may
ne Hi'NlHahc Ia avoid tho or anoync nt,,l mar.
l'ri;iariy "r fal.ii% tie, it ia perfectly safe
W. 7. WRAGG, ii. ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01

CHAELE5rnS, 8. c., 1858.
] certify that ! have most successfully usr,I
trH'Jis S0nhing Cordial In the Summer Com.
plants of Infants. lie has fully exhibited the in
Sfcf.iohts OF hia remedy and The tedious mctbod
81 PREPARATION. ] recognize the prcscrption-
containing no anGlyne whaicvcr-aa n most safo
ana c!ilracoi!s one In hawcl aiiccilcns Of children
hcl mich pain or rcstlessncss attends the arcc.
ina, doses OF l'arcgoric can lie added 10 the pre-
srlhch dosrS OF the Cordial according to the ave
OF me patient. Thc compound, though moro
oiicn, aci. H. an efficient manner without any al
diiiGI ~ anodync.
In he Diarvhra of he aged, In increased ,,osc,
u ~ of great value az remedy: never disagree.
ing with The notwithstanding appctltc i'm.
proving digestion, and acting rs slow but eIll.
cicni aMrlnYcil agent.
W. NJ. FITCH, II. D.
M J. n. HussrH '' '''N
DEAR SIR lave used your Soothing Cordial
I"r children cHtenHycly in my practice nnd n,oJt
chccTi:!.y testify 10 liza marlls. | hnvC found n
Whhoi;l an exception, IN accomplish all 10 claims
E,in , consider II superior 10 nytEing In use for
la freedom from nnodync Of any kind recon-.
,nehnS u asa perfectly safe preparation In tho
hahus or mothers and inexperienced nurses
Very respectfully, &c,
ID. r. WILLIAMS, NJ. n
Made hy J. r. EUssEI.I., Chemist.
>, Sold hS pr. II. HABn, Whoiosale Aeopl for
South Carolina. .n,,a 'i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
THE
Tailoring Department..

Tailoring Department.,
supplied win large stock OF new poRE,t ~
iaiPoRrAr1oNs for this falls wear OF the nt At
ehoicc styles. which Will he made I'm to order In
Tue or't manner, under the care OF first.cle a.
French Cutter.
Iriees liked and marked on c2oh garment.
customers are inrtoi to call and look throul ~
oc stock, and make their selcotlons.
WltllaUl Matthiesscn.
D. N. horuREbss, superintendent.
septA tatssssJex
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-01
y USSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAI.
FOR INFANTS TEETHING.
A:.I.AYs lStLaIMATIcH o1 T:la GUNS, CrRE;
cIIoflc. CHOLERA iSPASrUM, nYsEsTEgY,
.ND ALL DISEASES TO WHICH
CHILDREN Ar" SUBJECT
wHuH TEgTnING.
coHT.ilEs no ANODTNE.

EuS9ELLs SOOTHING CORDIAL Ia offered to
tie public with an absolute guarantee against nil
danger from IFS n.s. Roai the following, ccrssn-
catca:
CHAELEsTON, May III, IS,iS
Mf J H. TT ssnI, one OF OR careful and In; ;ci
iSrnt i'haril"ccni:s!s and Apoihcr;irics has sui.
HiN'Sl ~ my examination thr formula for The
Iiepara,lnn ni Il SGoillin. Cordial prepared and
u ahoT,is ne pleasure To express Il favorable
opinion or itS safe and efficient ada ptatlon 20 the
II Is designed to relieve. ''''
l.. GEDDINGS. NJ ID.