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PHYSICIANS Use THEM IN THEIR PnAc-
TIcE.-It is almost universally the case
that physicians condemn what are gene
rallyk nown as 'Patent Medicines" AL
though DIR. TUTT's LIVER Pill Is NOT
pATENT MEDICINE, yet its composition
(the result of years of study is known
only to himself, and so palpablc are their
valuable curative properties, that yery
many Of the first physicians in the South
and West have adopted them in their
practice, and recommend them to their
patients. Oo36
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order. .:Then oommerce opens her
broad sFings. spreads her sails; to the
breezsj her engines boil and roar, her
vessels furrow Che seas. her ohsriots of
fire traverse the cartb." These are in
deed, the three great interests in South
Carolina. Let Charleston look to COM
merce and direct trade with Europe. Let
all the State, from the seaboard to the
mountains, from the Pedoe to the Sa-
vannah. look to agriculture and manu-
facturcs, and wo shall be filling the OBJ
vious programme before us. When we
suggest that it is incumbent upon us to
develop all our interests of farming,
mining, manufacturing and trading, we
have suggested the line of success to the
State. We shall continue, in the future,
as heretofore, now and then, hero and
there, to indicate the special ways and
means of accomplishing this great work
of throcfold development.
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New ApvERrisEmxNrs.-A Attention ia

New ADvERrfsEsdENTs.- Attention ia
called to the following advertisements.
published the first time this morning
Proposals for Building Church.
w. B. Stanley-Earthenw
G. & G. r. RIO Shippers Of Stock.
D. Gambrill-Bonds, &c, for Sale.
f.. Il G.. D. Hope-Corn, &c.
j. L. r. Agnew-Flour
Courtenay & Trenholm Freight Line.
o. Z. Cady-Land Wanted to Hire.
Ladies' Furs at Steele's Eat Hall!
Meeting of Acacia Lodge.
Il. M. Pollock-Restaurant.
j. Meighan-Boots, Shoes and Hats
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Flour! Flour !!

SOO DBLS. FLOUR, consisting OF Super,
e)VO Extra, Extra Fam ~ and Choice Fa-
mily Flour, at ST per barre and up,uards, ac-
cording to quality. Our stock Of Flour is
larger than Mdt kept by any other house here,
and we are constsntly in receipt OF choice
brands from Ndshuuic. LouisrMe and 81. Louis,
which We are prepared to sell to the trade and
consumers at lo,rest market prices.
Oct % J. ~ T, Il. AGNEW
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Read the following testimonial:

-NeSsrs. ZeiHm & Co.--GENT1EMEN: 1
have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
not only once, but often, and can con-
hdently assert it has done me more good
than any other medicine ever used.
think it is the greatest medicine for dis
eased liver, made in the world. Many of
my neighbors have used it, and all will
say as much, if not more, than do, for
its virtues. shall never be without it,
0 1913 JOHN J. ALLEN, Bibb Co.
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Ladies Furs.

GAPES, Viotorines, Collars, Muf.s and Cuffs
" These are articles of real comfort and IA
shion. Ladies of delicate health should own
large cape. If you wish to them, just
send $40 to s20 and We will send tho article
If it don't suit, all will be taken back, you pay
ing charges. STEELE, Furrier.
No. 313 King street, Sign of the Big Hat,
Oct % th3 CharlestOn s. C.
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y SIGNIFICANr FACr.-That the natural
incidence of the Southern negro is fol :
midable bar to his elevation and pro-
gress, even under his improved condi-
ton, is illustrated every day. A fact de-
serving of notice is incidentally mention
ell by the New Orleans Times, (Republi-
can,) Of the 18th instant, which speaks
of the arrival of large number of men,
upwards of 100, from Illinois, to work
on the sugar plantations Of Messrs.
Walker g. Bronson. Bronson & Thomp-
son, J. B. Lyon & Co., and Gravenburg,
on tho Bayou Teche. They were brought
from Chicago to New Orleans for $18. so
each. by contract with the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad. They are hired especially
to take off the sugar crop. Think OF
sending for white laborers several hun
dred miles. paying $3.50 per head, and
working them at q profit in competition Z
with blacks, in an occupation and on soil
where the latter have all the advantage.
What has become of the thousands of
valuable black laborers who formerly
swarmed on the Parishes of Louisiana?
Are they all dead? or won't they work,
except under compulsion?
Ne,c York Republic.
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelrv.

n THE undersigned most respectfully
"a. informs his patrons, and the public in
SN.ik general, that he has received well &C.
lected assortment of fine Watches, Jewelry
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut
and Oak. SPECTACLES and e-glasses Of
evcry focus, to suit all eyes. Aforementioned
articles will be sold AZ reasonable prices. All
work connected with this limo will be executed
in the best workmanlike manner, and properly
warranted. A. W. WEHRHAN,
Plain street, opposite Mr.. Derry's Furniture
Rooms. Oct 81
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Senator Sumner's sgreat lecture ON
Caste, at Portland, Mess cost the iayiters
$l50 moro than they received, and the
object was, to raise money FOR o patriotic
charity. Is se5
If,you are sn Invalid, and wish q Re-
storer and Invigorator, "Use Solomons'
Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters. {"
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An exchange we'll says, "Policy looks
to the middle-wisdolu to the end"
Such was the wise aphorism of Sir Rich
ard Baker, i'll one of the finest passages
Of his quaint old Chronicle of the Kings
of England" We arc reminded of it
when we reflect on the wariness of North
ern manufacturing capital in seeking in
vestment in the South. The policy of
political bigots and over. cautious capital
lists combines with innocent ignorance to
prevent the adventure of Northern skill
and Northern dollars into the richest
harvest of Southern manufactures ever
before offered to the enterprise of man,
Wisdom will, crc long, overleap the bar
riers, and hasten to the end
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Boots, Shoes and Hats.
l AM now openi

~ AN now opening a complete
N\ stock OF Ladies', Gcntlcmcn's,
6AA Misses, Boys and Children y
" BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
comprising the most fashionable and latest
styles. The attention Of tho ladies is partcu-
larly requested to tho fine assortment of But
ton. Congress and Lace Caters, Polish and
Balmoral Boots, now in store.
Also, Gents, Boys and Childrens HATS. OF
all grades and qualities, from tho common
Wool to the fine Beaver. This stock is direct
from tho manufacturers; therefore L can offer
as great Inducements to purchasers az any
house i'll the State. j. MElGUAN.
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Acacia Lodge, No. 94, A. f. NJ.
a A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of
wv Acacia Lodge No. 81, y. L. NJ, will be
~ held at Masonic Hall, THIS tThursdayl
EVENING, at o'clock.
BY order of tho W. II.
Oct 2S J. LEE DIXON. Sec'y
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WE HAVE RECEIVED, AND EAyEEEADY
for examination, tho largest and most attrac.
sure to exhibit. 1t is 80 extensive and varied,
that it is impossible to enumerate. We, there
fore, invite our friends, and all in want of good
and cheap Dry.Goods, to call and SEQ for them
selves. We pledge ourselves to give sstisfac
tion in regard to the style, quality and prico
OF our Goods j. II. & III. L. KINARD.
Oct 10
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The New York Tribune, commenting
on The recently published statistics Of
the Confederate army, says:
1--WE repeat the expression Of our firm
conviction that the Confederacy never
put 100, 600 men in line of battle at any
moment, and had not 80. 600 men in its
encampments around Manassas juno
ton, when Mcclellan stood inactive and
irresolute for months before those en-
campments, at the head of $50, 900 to
200, 600 Of the best men that ever shout
dered arms. We are further confident
that he had 10000 more men in hand,
and, but for indiscriminate furloughs,
would have had $4,000 more than Lee,
when the latter commenced his move
ment on our right flank, which caused
Little Mack'-after standing tamely by
end seeing one third of his army smashed
by two-thirds of Lees-to destroy or
abandon millions worth of provisions
and munitions, and commence precipi-
tate flank movement to the James,"
No doubt, observes the Macon Iele-
graph, the leading Northern papers will
soon find occasion, in their quarrels. to
push inquiries into all the conditions of
relative strength and equipment between
the forces of Gen. Grant and Lee in the
memorable campaign which terminated
at Appomattox. When these are known
to the people, there will be not one drop
of glory left in that campaigning, except
for those who stood on tho defence.
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Eureka.

N +: LEAKS PREMIUM TODACCO-in
~. different styles, including the EXTRA
TWIST, so well known.
Morris * Sons DURHAM SMOKING To
HACCO-considered the best. For sale in anv
quantity, by l.. STENHOTSE
Oct 13 -
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GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE.
nnknl,n,- 1QI.N

TTNHE attention OF persons desiring to ship
Il stock over the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad for exhibition ut the State Fair is
called to the communication OF tho Secretary,
Col. D. Wyatt Aiken, published in the CoLUM-
BIA PHOENIX, OF October q. They are request
cd to notify mo Immediately from what depot
and the number of head Of stock to be shipped.
w. ALLSTON GIBBES, General Agent.
Oct oS
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English Guns.

Potatoes! Potatoes!!
Ok BBLS. Choice Eating POTATOES, lust
~ received and for sale low by
Oct IL J. & T. K. AGNEW.
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LEAPHART g. SLOANS,

LEAK dAEI u SLOANS,
Agents for Sale of Pendleton Manuiac-
turing Comrany's Yarns.
DAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE doll
- vered at any depot in the State at manu-
iacturer's prices, freight added. Oct u
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-28

A wonderful cure reported from Penn
sylvania with HEIN1TsH's QUEEN's De
LIGHT. A girl fifteen years of age, pale
and sickly, emaciated, no appetite, losing
flesh, with sore eyes, sore mouth, and a
general wasting away-all owing to po-
verify Of blood. After using four bottles
OF the Queen Is Delight, her appetite re-
turned, digestion improved, increase in
growth and flesh, sores removed, skin
bright and clear, and every indication of
an improved condition of her whole sys-
tenn. This Is one of the many cases we
hear of the wonderful results of Helm
itsh's Queens Delight. Everywhere,
North and South, wherever introduced,
it is spoken of in the highest terms. O19.
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IHE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use
OF Hagans MAGNOLIA BALM for the com
ple1ion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotchcs, Sun
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
it is applied, and beautiful complexion
OF pure, satin-like texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM is
the thing that produces these effects, and
any lady can secure it for IS cents at any
of our stores.
10 preserve and dress tho hair use
LYONS Kathairnn O1Ht1o
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Corn and Cow Feed

lust received. lot of CORN, also, a lot of
- Cow Feed-Whcat Bran and Rice Flour
which will be sold low for cash, at the COLUAI-
BIA ICE HOUSE. Oct 263
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Corn Whiskey

Corn WhlSkey.
0N BBLS. choice OLD CORN WHISKEY, OF
~ superior quality, on hand, nd for sale
by j. & T. IL. AGNEW.
Oct 27
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Fresh Crackers.

1UST received n full assortment of fresh
- SODA BISCUIT, Sugar Crackers, Ginger
Snaps, Butter Crackers, &c &o. For sale low
by j. u II. r. AGNEW.
Oct 81
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N Office.

DROPOSALS will be received for 30 days,
il by the undersigned, for tho building of a
Methodist Church, in the town of Union, s. c..
The foundation walls will be G2 by 80 feet; the
side walls will bo raised about 25 feet above
tho ground the tower projects 6 feet beyond
tho end wall OF the Church; the roof will be
gothic.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
Office of the undersigned.
Proposals for its erection in wood, brick or
stone will be considered.
II stone is adopted, a good quarry, milo
from town, will be furnished to the contractor,
without charge. Tho quarry is soft granite,
in mass, fine grained, and easily worked, and
is accessible by good road, with the grades
in favor of tho haul.
Cash advances will be mado on the work as
it progresses.
55iS :; !: ;; S; fS$S5 E HH$a53ss: HSSss: Committee
Oct % limo
Soap! Soap!!
100 BONES SOAP, assorted c"-l -lities,
lOV just received and for sale by
Oct II j. & T. K. AGNEW.
Flour! Flour!
900 BBLS super, extra and choice FA-
COO hILY FLOUR, for sale 1T low figures,
at wholesale and retail, by
Oct II j. & r. l.. AGNEW.
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The New York Tribune, commenting
on The recently published statistics o
the Confederate army, saws:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. October 27.-Nick
erson House. l.. Bozeman, Reids.
vile. S. G.. Charles O. Keffe, Fort Mills,
$. c.; benjamin Robinson. Wilmington
n. c. Journal; j. B. Harlow, Louis
vile. Ga; B. j. Hayes, Lexington, S.
c.; j. Gallingcr, Pittsburgh; A. Haight,
Agent for Stone & Murrav's Circus
Frank L. Morchead, Society Hill, s. G..
r. X. West, Baltimore; G. w. Rasor,
=. L. Harrison, Anderson G. H., S. c.
$. l.. Humphrey. Timonsville, s. c.;
Howell j. Hamilton. Florence, S. c.:
james b. Seigler, Newberry, s. C.
Columbia LioteI-E. l.. Britt, New
York; b. +. Elkins. Fairfield; II. H..
Symmes, Charleston; B. J. Accinclly,
Baltimore; T.. Beach, Newark. n. j.; J.
L. Ferguson, NJ. Lntroutte, Va; r. c.
Jamos, S. Haar, Wilmington; B. C. Yan
cey, Athens, Ga; r. II. Hoge, D. H.
Chamberlain, ColumL;": Mrs Hopkins
and three childre.., I.ichland; j. X
James. Fairfield; II. Carbaniss, Shelby
n. c.; a. Won Behman, Baden Baden;
s. ID. Fredricks, Miss Fielder, Orange
burg; l.. Hill, wife and daughter, s. c.
W. 5. Rogers, Lexington, Ky; @. G.
Baker, Union; J. E. Thames, Charlotte; !;
J. $. Wiley, Spartanburg.
National Hotcl cl-James O. Meredith,
G. Il g. II. r.; Il. N. Tolbcrt, Ninety
Six; A. w. Ross, Marion; Isaac Il. Wes-
toa, Gndsden; G.. Y. Poole, Newberry;
II. Tompkins. Walhalla; G. Cannon,
Spartanburg; II. p. Shackelford, Balti-
more; E. V. Colman, Manning; J. w.
Cain, John Shaw, Morristown, Tenn; G..
M. Whetsteen, l.. A. zeigler, Orange
burg; Allen w. Clement, Williamson; !;
J. nj. Bruce, s. p. Worsham. Stanford,
Kentucky.
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scRAMBLERs.-There are people who
are never what our Northern house.
wives call "strAight"-people who seem
to have been born In a scramble, who
live In n scramble, and who, when
their time comes, will die In scramble
Just able TO sCrawl their signature 10 q
will that ought 10 have been mads
years ago, and that does not embodv
their real intentions now, Emphatf.
caIly the unreAdy, they are never pre.
pared foranything, whether expected o,
unexpected; they mako no plans more
stable than good Intentions, and thev
neither calculate nor ioresee. Every.
thing with them Is hurry and con fusion,
not because they have more 10 dolhar
other people, but because they do II
more loosely and less metbodically-
because they have not learned the art oil
dovetalIing or the mystery Of packing.
Consequently, halt their pleasure and
more than halftheir duties clip through
their hugers for want OF the,knaok al
compact holding. and their lives are
Eassed In trying to pick up what thew
nave let drop, and 10 frantic endeayora
20 remedy their mistakes: for seram.
olets are always making mlstak eS, and
golng through an end less round of for.
getting. " 'O'
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A MOOSE Of extraordinary slz., the
sole survivor Of large herd, has, aller
the continued pursuit Of many years,
been at last killed on the peninsula oil
keweenau Point, on Lake Superior
The head Of this moose weighs IS
pounds. and meaaures 80 inches from
tue Up Of the nose TO The crown Of the
head between the Anllcrs, and % inches
around the nose. The nostrlIs, dlstend.
ed, measure each four inches IN diam.
ster. The front oflhe lower law has
eight large cutting teeth, which hits
against q tough Bemi.horny mad in IN
upper Jaw. The moose, untortup"IsIv '
was killed at q season OF the wear NAL
the head 10 deprived OF the large branch.
Ing antlers, the new ones still encased
under the skin, making protubora nces
OF four or i've Inches only, The mend
10 To DO preserved and deposited In the
rooms Of the Michigan Historical So.
elety.
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The. Hon. HORACE GREELEY AT
LYNoHBURG, Wallis VlewS on the
SItHatton.-Hon. Horace Greeley, Of
New York, passed through Lynchburg,
Va, on Tuesday, en- route for Dublin.
Pulaski county, Va. Mr.. G. was &C
oompanled by three gentlemen OF New
York, who are on a prospecting tour.
Attic depot at Lynchburg number
OF gentlemen met Mr.. Greeley, aud
spent an hour or 80 In agreeable and
satisfactory conversation with him The
Lynchburg Republican lays:
he Mr.. G. reiterated with cleArness
and snphAslss those just aud liberal
sentiments with regard 10 the political
status In Virginia which have found
free expression In his paper since Ihe
time OF tho election. MIR, Greeley as
suIed his friends that no fear OF The
result need be entertained; thai
Congress would accept The re-.
construction OF Virginia, approve
her constitution and admit her rep.
resentativeS elected. He iulimated
o'sO us beIleA Iuhb Tue Test OAtl would
not be exActed Of the members of The
Legislature. Mr.. Greeley stated that
few days since he addressed q note 10
General Cox, Secretary OF the Interior,
expressing his own views as 10 the
policy and justice OF u liberal spirit In
southern reconstruction. General Cox
made handsome response, expressing
the entire concurrence OF hIs Views
with those OF Mr., Greeley, and breaths
inIG hope that Virginia recOnstruction
would be consumsted In good faith,
ana IN the spirit Of . lust and generous
her people. "N' -
The universal suffrage party AZ Ten
nessee, beaded by Governor Ssnter. has
also Mr.. GreeIey's cordial GOOD SSp wisb aSs
6 mS estimates ssntet's mSjority at 50,
The party Of Nj. Greeley will r.,u,n
on special train wednssdnvv sy tv'T,u
and remain In the city wv %a edEeStsnG !.
night, when an effort viii bs msTs y
Induce Mr.. Greeley TO address ihS ~ W
pie, setting forth his Views and 49, ~
concerning their course In the nrss sSs
condition ofpubllc affairs T'"'
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Imnortant Notice.

Farmers, Families, and othen can pur.
chase no Remedy equal to DR.. Tobias vene.
tan Lnlm0nt for the cure OF Cholera,
Diarrh@A, DySentsry, Group, Cole, and Sea
sickness, taken intsrnally-tIt Is perfectly
harmless; zee oath accompanying each bot.
uel and externally for Chronic Rheumatism,
Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat, Cuts
Burns, sWellings. Bruises, AoIquito Bites
Oid SoFes, Pains In Limbs, ack and Chest,
me venetian Llnlment was introduced 10
lSf7, and NO ono who has used II but con.
unueS 10 do 80, many stating, II II was Ten
Dollars Bottle they would not DO without
II ThouSandGo Of Certificates can DO seen At
the Depot, speaking OF liz wonderful cura'
i've properties. Price. Fifty CentS and One
Dollar. Bold by the Druggists and Store.
keepen throughout the United States. De.
pot. 10 Park Place. New York.
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RorroHlnr and RundInr.

The Chicago Tribune evidently don't
believe the story that a German capita
list recently offered Secretary Bout
well three hundred millions Of money
at I've per cent, and that the Secretary
declined because he expects soon to
fund at 4 or Az. Here are the 1ribune's
reasons for the doubt:
At the present time our @ per cent
bonds are selling for 100 In green backs,
which, with gold at 1856, are not worth
nearly IA cents on the dollar. A bond OF
the government for 500 In gold, with Q
per cent Interest, also In gold, is worth
S8S IS In American gold. To pay SO in
gold for the use OF $6S In gold for one
year is to borrow money, not at G per
cent, but at Q s 10 per cent. This Ia
lower than we could have borrowed
money at any time before since 1861 !:
and, since we have not yet been able
to borrow at 8 per cent, what means
the dispatch that We are offered $500,
0O0, 900 at s per cent? What are the
terms? Does the Frankfort house de.
sire to take out per cent bonds at par,
In gold? 1fso, It can 20 into the mar
ket and buy them at Ill In eenbacks,
which, with gold at 1856, Is the
equivalent Of 1929 In gold. Whv
should the Frankfort house press
our government to sell 1t at 100
what Il can buy In Frankfort at S22 As
existing rates Of Interest are $40 per
the cent on the 6-203 at their present
value. II Mr.. Boutwell, could borrow
SSOO. 900, 900 at s per cent, the saving 10
the government would be IS, 400, 900 Der
year. Yet we are told that Secretary
Boutwell, declines TO save the mere tribe
OF i've millions because he expects
within q year 10 save thirty millions
BY reducing the Interest on The whole
debt TO 4 per cent. Until we can get
below 6S.l0 per cent, we shall esteem
II favor 10 know what European cap
ltalist is desirous 10 loan us money at
3. Look at the generosity OF the Frank.
fort capitalist. He can now invest
$500, 000, 900 In s per cent bonds at SO
22-lOO, and thus get per cent for his
money, or SCI 200, 900 year Interest,
besides net gain OF $50, 640, 900 on the
principal by buying II below par, Bnt
ne generously prefers to sacrifice all
gain on the principal. and, by buying
the same bonds Rt par, TO reduce his In.
come 10 sl5 5000. 900 year. We know
not which most to admire, the mag.
Of the capitalist, who fore
goes u. 600. COOS year, or the shrewd ness
OF the Secretary, who refuses 10 ACCEPT
q profit 10 that amount, but 10 waiting
for somebody 10 despoil his private In.
come 10 much larger extent.
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Brandreth's Pills.

They remove all bad AccumulaIIons frou
tho bowels, and purify and invigorato thu
system. Allwhose health Ia not perfect OWE
1t to themselves 70. take o few doses o.
RrRndrethh Pills, because the seeds Of decay
are constantly eradlcRted by thslE use. and
the principle OF life confirmed, thus giving
q vlgor Of body and mind to q period when
we have been used 10 SEQ the ALTERING HteT
and the enietbled intellect.
General PAGE. the distinguished liberAtoE
o! Venezuela, says he has used them a hi
only medicine for thirty yeaH, with the
most satisfactory Ieiults.
For oostlvene'B, Dyspepsia, and "a fam
lily medicine they are unrivRlled.
Daniel l. Tenney, Eaq., Aston House, New
York, cured by BrandIeths Pills OF Dys'
pepslR aud CoStlyeneSs, when all othel
means used had failed.
A gentleman, whose father died Of con-
sumption at SO Yeas, was also attacked
when about q, with the disease. He had
cough, night Sweats, and general debility
Doctors recommended cod liver oil, but hi
wasted away. At lat he determ lined 10 use
BrandrethI Pills. In two months they
made him q sound man.
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