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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

na~TIIE SEASON AND ITS
DANGERS.-The human body is chiefly
composed Of tissues and fbres as sensitive
10 every change in the condition Of the
atmosphere rs the most delicate elcctronlc.
Ter, or the quicksilver in n barometer
tuhc.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the
lungs and the cxcrclory organs are cs.
pccially liable to bo affected by these
variations, and the best defence against
their disastrous tendency il to keep the
digestive machinery, which feeds aud nour-
ishcs tho whole system, in good working
order.
1t the stomach is weak or disordercd
neither the blood nor the bile can bc In
healthy state, aud upon the fitness Of these
two important fluids for The Offices assigned
to them by nature, and the regularity Of
their flow, health in Il great measure de-
ponds.
When tile air is heavily laden with chil-
ling vapors, ms it often is ut this season of
the year, the digestion should be an object
of peculiar care. Ifit is weak aud languid,
the whole physical structure will bc Cuer.
vatcd. IF it is vigorous, the cmtirc organi-
Zatioa will be strong to resist the untoward
and depressing influence Of damp and
fltatcd atmosphere. a pure and powerful
tonic is therefore especially needed as
safeguard against the diseases most common
in the spring, and IIostcttcr's Stomach Bit.
ters being the most wholesome and nclcpl
medicine of the class at present kuown, n
course OF it is "::..cularly advisable at this
period e.. the year. Tho stomach will there.
oy be toned aud strengthened, the liver
and bowels regulated, the nervous system
braccd up, and nature put in state Of ac-
tive dclrnce against the miasma which
Supcrinduccs Intermittent and rcmitlent
levers, rheumatism, nervous debility, head
ache, hypochoudria and other complaints
which are .apt to nsSail tho nntoncd and un.
fortified organizations. Tho body Ia
strengthened without exciting tho brain,
and consequently no unpleasant reaction
follows its reviving and rcnovating opera
ton
Mar. 9, 0-1m
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Relative" Facts or Family Affairs.

Pomeroy says that loyalty. like the itch
runs naturally in some families, and that
between despotism and nopotism ours is
good. government for small republican
families, and in proof that ours is in n
funily way-passing over Grant and his
relatives from Covington to Diggcrvillc,
the following facts and figures arc given.
Four loyal families drawing yearly from
tho black tcats of government over
$4,000.
THE "THoMAs" FAMILY.
Collector Of the Port of Baltimore
John l.. Thomas, Collector, worth,
per ycar. ........................ $4,000
Father of John l.. Thomas has po-
sition worth per yer year. l,500
Brother Of John l.. Thomas has all
tho Government nuctionccring Of
Custom-houSc, Internal Revenue,
&C., (pcr ycar).... ........... 1000
Brothcr-in-law Of Collector Thomas
(ll. {. Adrcon) Is the United States
Fcnson Agent, worth per ycar,
from $1,000 to.................. to. 5000
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Mud on hor Pantaloons.

Mrs. Dr.. Mary Walker has brougl, nc.
ton against New York policeman for
not driving away, tho crowd Of little boys
who threw mud on her pnntaloons. This
Is the costume that was muddicd: A
chinchilla cloak, trimmed with satin, q
velvet hat, trimmed with lace and gold
wheat, q broa;lcloth dress, cut in gabriel.
la stylc, and pants Of the same.
Naughty boys unfortunate Mrs. Dr.,
but she Ind no business to appear, on
tho street With brooches on.
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COMM ERCIAL.

NxwnsRRIs C.,,tslarclia2 Cotton inod..r,,.
demund, ID q 2lc. ae'"te
NKw ioRK. March 2l--7 p. M.-Co.ton ,o-..
with sales Of 800 bales. stasl: Flour slightly =.
to fair extra Southern 6'76 $40 Gold %HoH We.HeooH
at 12t. "@~A"'
bal B$Ir,H9sF, =, Ms1oh 81 Il 1:.Gotton e. whe.,
CmAnLEsToN, Narch 2i.--Cotton on,ot
steaaymanSddlin&s anS 2SI a2S!z; receipts Gil bsi@ss: @
uplands liz; Orleans ll>9i sales - 600 bales
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NNlV:BERRY,. s. G.,
Wednesday, March 23, 1870.
Fenianism,

The Fonians arc again on the rampage,
6t. Patrick's day having awakened great
amount Of energy and determination to
do or die. Canada is 10 be taken as the
first step, and report says that $4,000
fighting men can bc mustered in New
York State in twenty.four hours timo.
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csss~TO ALL OUT OF EN-

nsg~TO ALL OUT OF EN-
pLOYMENT,-sl, 500 to 50, 900 per year can
be realized by energetic and Intelligent men.
in securing at onco an Agency for the Best
and most Popular BOOKS ever published -,
This IL raro opportunity for MAKING
MONEY and doing good. Clcrgymen, DIS
ablcd soldiers, and all others wanting an
Agency viii please apply for further paraeu'
lnrs, to g. .; DENDi,
Southern Publishing Agency,
Cor. Rcynold and Jackson Sts.,
Feb. % s-3t. 9. O.. W. Augusta, Ga.
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State News.

preside nj the Court Of Sessions for Spar.
tanburg District, which commences on
Wednesday 23d. Common Pleas will
be called on the Monday following. The
Spartanburg Agricultural and Mechani.
cal Society was regularly organized on
Salcs.Jay in February, and an Executive
Committee appointed. This committee
held meeting on the 9th Of March, and
also on last Salc.day. 1t was decided
that each member should go to work in
earnest, to build up tho association, that
Fair should be held in November next,
that premium list should be gotten up,
full and complete, aud tho society made
worthy of our District and people.
The Courier Of tho 10Th says, ycstcr.
day an old E.an, named James Johnson,
fell through broken cellar door Mt the
corner Of Queen and State streets, and
fractured his leg below the hip.
Mr.. W. X. Harris, and Mr.. Jonathan
G. Harrison died in Anderson, and were
both buried on Tuesday last. Each was
forty.tivc years Of age.
Mr. John Chadwick, proprietor Of the
Academy OF Music, Charleston, has gen.
crously rendered it's use to the South
Tn oina Institute, for the holding of the
Labor and immigration Convention in
May next. The offer has been accepted.
Mrs. Catharnc Lark, wife Of Andrew
Lee Lark, OF Ncwbcrry, died on the I'd
u!t, in the 69th year of her agc.
Sydney Armstrong, sentenced to two
ycnrs imprisonment at hartl labor in the
Pcnitcntiary, for manslaughtcr, by kill
ing Samuel d. Owens, has been pardon.
cd by Governor Scott t-I.aurcnsvilo
Herald
The Sumter News says that II negro
man on Friday last, fell from load oil
cotton, and tho Wheels OF tho wagon
passing over him crushed his head. lie
was Immediately corpus.
Arrangements arc being made to cs.
tabliSh line Of Packets between Char.
lesion and Bremen, and thus c.opcn the
tide of immigration, interrupted since
the death of Capt. Wicting.
The barn, stable and other oulhouscs,
belonging to Mr.. Howell Edmunls, near
lsidgcway, were totally destroyed by
lire, with 200 bushels Of corn, on the |
18th. Loss $4,000. Inccndiary cause. |
4 little son. Of our esteemed friend, 4.
J. Stokes. met with very serious acci.
lent on Monday last, from which, it is
cared he will lose one of his eyce. It
'rpcars he was chasing horse that was
o"sc in the yard, with whi::., when the
n'"o' kicked him OH tho eye. Mcdica!
tt".. ..lancc was Immediately called, but
is supposed the eyo is entirely dcs.
royed.-UAion Times.
We regret to state that Mr.. joseph
'ant, nn elderly and much respected
'tizen Of this county, died very sudden
y on Thursday night last, from an npo.
'lcctic attack.-Union Times.
a destructive fire took place at Ar
'crson G. II. on Thursday a.tcrnoon.-
'he dwellings of Captain Daniels and
samuel Crawford, Esq, were consumed.
On Saturday last an alteration oc
urrcd between Mr.. II. j. Chcatham, re.
iding near the village, and n colnred
nan in his employ. High words passed
'ctwccn them, nnd ChcathaIn finally
discharged his gun, wountling the negro
'cry severely in tho throat. lie escaped
with his life. Chcatham was
arrested, and has given bail to answer an
ndictment.-AGbevillc Press.
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The Reverend scoundrcl.

Whittcmorc attempted speech al
Camden, but got no further than EEL
low citizens" for voice cried "who sold
cadets ships 7" "Not l." said Whit. "You
arc d. liar" said John Chestnut, col.
orcd legislator. The meeting was bro
ken up. Whittcmore is fast gaining the
sympathics Of the colorcd women in his
range.
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LACE WoRK.-"SIloo Fly" bonncts are
ont. They resemble III form an elongated
beet.
A lady who has lost all her teeth on one
side, should take care not to laugh out of tho
wrong side of her mouth.
Blightcd affection hos caused Vermont
youth of fifty to sell his house, 1.-Two in a hny
NOW in his barn, and never have his clothes
washed. e .. &c..
"Como here, my DEAR" said young man
to q little girl, to whose sister hc was paying
his addresses, "you are tho sweetest thing
on earth" ono, am not" she replied art,
lessly; sister says You arc tho sweetest"
Woro I a conrt.plaster, would be
A patch upon her lip,
And spend my lifo In ecstasy,
And sip, aud sip, and sipi
Woro pair Of spectaclcs,
How dcNrly wculd Iprize
A situation on hcr noso.
To gazo into her eyes!
| a Pennsylvania bachelor thus gettcth aftcr
| "a lovely woman;"
81 impeach her, In tho namo of tho grca,
whale Of the ocean, whose bones arc torn
asnndcr to enable her to keep straight
II impeach her, In the name Of the pea
cock, whose strut, without his permission
sho has, stcalthfully, and without honor, as
| sumcd.
~ impcacli her, In tho name Of the horse
whose tail sho has perverted from its use, e
the making Of wayy tresses to decorate tht
back Of tho head and neck. ..
IL impeach her, In the namc of the kanga
roo, whose beautiful figure she, In taking np
on herself tho Grecian bend, has brought In
to III favor and disropute,"
Here tho old fellow heavod sigh aut
heavcd himself overheard.
l1orrid old yank; hc ought to have had
millstouo about his neck and taken th
plunge long bcforo ho uttered tho abov
ISLANDERS.
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Cheap Reading

"Wo hive made arrangements with tho
proprietor of the CAROLINA FARMER, n first
class, cight>phgc Agricultural Weekly, pub
lishcd at Wilmington, N. c., to club that
journal with the HERALD, Mt 81 IS per year
FOR tho two, to all new subscribers to the
Farmer. Specimen copies Of tho Carolina
Farmer may be seen at this Office"
Feb 23 S-tf
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ACard.

the Nickerson House would shortly close,
TO DO opened as a fcnialo school, This is
to inform tho public, thatat, meeting Of
Trustees, OH the 18th inst, they abandoned
the idea Of opening school. The publio
will bear in mind tho matter. and will find
the Eickorson House unsurpassed by any
Hotel In tho city. A call Ia solicited FREQ
Omnibus to and from tho IIotol. Charges,
$500 por day. Families an,l others want.
ing board can be accommodated on fcaso.
nable terms. b stss;as,,
WM. a, WRIGHT, Il.
Proprietor, ColnmGiaS, C.
March % l2~-li fT ss$
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DR.. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bittcrs is the hes
tonic ever invented. I'm

ARK.-Not "Noah's Ark" which the
Iremainc Bros. Informed us but lutcly was
built out Of "hickory bark" but our New
berry ARK. We allulc to the polite, tasty, ,
wcll|drcsscd, Ark. Gaunt, round tho corner,
In the Hotel building, near the main en-
trance, MS good shaver and hair trim
mer As ever fonrshcd razor or shears
In Ncwberry. lfyou wish to be pleasantly
and satisfactorily operated upon In either of
the above, call OF Ark's room, and you will
not to disappointed. We hope that ho will
be properly appreciated by our citizens, and
mat such patronage will DO given him as
Will warrant his permanent stay. Our
friends from tho country will always find
nm or his assistants ready to man ipulato
and fix them up in tho prevailing fashion.
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Sl0,500
THE 'rULTON" FAMILY.

{. G. Fulton 4 Sun--E,litors Of the
Baltimore American, do oil the
public Government printing, &C.,
&c, worth per year. $50
Edrington Fulton, tbrotllcr of G. c.
Fnlton), United States Suryeyorat
The Cusiom-housc, worth per year 4,
Alexander Fulton (hroihcr nI>o), Su-
pcrviSOr OF Internal Revenue,
worth per ycnr. ................. 10,
Son>in-law Of G. e. Fulton, Assistant
Assessor Internal Revenue, worth
per year. ..................... 2
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100 Bushels Boyd's
Prolific Cotton Seed, War
rantcd Pure and Genuine.
Grown and selected by. one
of the most practical farmers
in this district. "h
Price $1.00 per bushcl.
For sale by
CARWILE e. McCAUGIIRIN.
Mar. %, 12-1t.
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Rss.AN IMpORTANr CON

Beg"AN IMPORTANT CON.
S!DERATLON.-Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills are
PURELY VEGETABLE and arc adapted to
young and old, male and female, and may be
taken at all times, without restraint of occu-
patton, without change of living, without the
fear Of taking cold during all kinds of
weather, and in all climates; THEY CON-
TAIN NO MERCURY.
Mar. 10, 11-2t
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,w-SrEcrAl NorlcE.-To parties In want
or doors, Sashes and Blinds. wc refer 10
,hc advertisement Of p. 7. ToALE, tho i"rge
manufacturer Of those goods in Charleston.
Price list furnished on application.
July 22.0m
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Chester Items: Mayor Matthew vii.
liams received fall in his Office on, Sab.
bath evening, which fractured his left
arm. Mr.. w. IL. Hardin had raid
made on his snoko.!ousc. Loss six
hams--takcn by a son of llam-and
several sides. Mr.. w. McC. Chambers,
Clerk OF tho Court, died on Monday Lost
Of heart disease. .@r $50 .'.'.
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WILCOX, GInBs & Co.'s MANIPULATED Gu
ASO EOU Az TO ASy USYn

" lHsoN, N1"HH N 90. 3 MANIFCLATEU UU'
ANO EQUAL TO ANY USED.
have used this year Peruvian Gnano
and Plaster, and with and without dissolved
bones, Soluble Pacific, and Wilcox, Gibbs
T. Co.'S Manipulated Guano, noting the
places upon which cnch was used. I can
sec very little, if any difference, but am
satisfied that the Wilcox, Gibbs L. Co.'S
Manipulated is equal to any have used &C.
cordng to the cost. JOHN HUIEr.
Edseiield Co., S. c., Aug. 3, 1860.
Mar. 90, l2-lt
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LOCAL.

~ The valuo Of district paper derends
In great degree upon tho completeness OF
lis Local. NEWS, aud We beg our friends to
forward fol for publication any and all items
coming under their observation.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS or
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. C., .., g.
Corrected Weekly by A. G. KAUFMAN, Bro.
ker, No. 26 Broad Street. "

MARCH 10, 1870.
STATE SEcURITIEs-South Carolina, old, 8Ga
-; do new, "a 80I; do, rcgist'd stock, cx Int u
CITY Observation-Disclosures Ga. Bonds "A
"a; Charleston. 5. C., Stock. cx ar int, a Is;
Bonds, -a70.
BAILRoAD I,oNDs-Dlue Ridge, first mort gage,
5Oa-; Charleston and Sav anmalI, Goa. Char
lotte. Columbia aud Augusta, - Il 20; Chcrnw
and Darlington, n 80; Greenville and Columbia,
lst mort, 60n-; do, State guarantee, GSa-;
Northeastern s5 a.; Savannah mud ClarIes'on,
South Carolina, - Il SO; do, rs; Spartanburg and
Union, a 81.
RAILROAD DSTOcKs-Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta, - a Is; Grecnville and Columbia, 2u
Northeastern, Z 8; Savannah and Chnrics-
ton, - 30; South Carolina, whole shares, "A
46; d TO- half shurcs, - n %. '.
EXCHANGE, &c-Ncw York Slight, ! of par
Gold, Ill ll3; Silver, los IA ITO.
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If you want q good appetite, take Dr. TUFTS
Golden Eagle Bitters. I'm,

DON'T CoURT FAT GIRL.-That Is, We
mean, enormously fat, unmeasurabie, or un-
rcach-nround-ablo. One of tho following
description given by Don Piatt, may we'll bc
let alone. He says:
was In love onco with fat girl. She was
very flcShy. Sho was enormous. But tho
course Of my true love came to grief. I was
sitting with her in the dim twilight ono cven-
Ing. was sentimental; I said many soft
things. embraced part of her. She seemed
distant. Shc frequently turned her lovely
head away from me. At Inst I thought I
heard the murmur Of voices on the other side
arose and walked around, and there found
another fellow counting her on the left side
| was indignant, and upbraidcd her for hei
treachcry in thus conccaling from mo an
| other love. She laughed at my conccit, rs Il
she were not big enough to havo two lovers
| at once.
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TIE "DENlSON" FAMILY

y. w. ncniSon, Postmaster Of Balu.
John NJ. Dcnison tbrotlIcr). .......
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Dyspcptics should use Dr.. TUFTS Golden
Eagle Ditters. I'm,

COMPLIMENTARY. Acknowledgment is
made OF complimentary card Of Invitation
to the Anniversary celebration of tho Demos.
t"ehcai Literary Soc;o:y Of Roanoke College,
to take place on Tuesday evening, April 18th.
"o give the programme Of names as they
appear on the card-a very beautiful one by
tho way-Prcsi lent, j. D. Carnahan, Va;
Orators, W. G. Campbell and C. N. Haw-
kins. Va; Essayist, J. W. Shields, Va; De-
batcrs, II. E. Ward, and J. b. Greevcr, Va. !;
Committee, Il. II. Gordon, NIL, w. d. WI.
coxon, Va, II. a. NickoII, W. Va, L.L.
Singleton, La', ID. b. Floyd, Ind, NJ. II.
Snowdcn, N. G., and r. II. Brown, Tenn.
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If You are weak and nervous, usc tho Gol>
den Engle Dittcrs. -, i'm,
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The Golden Eagle Bittcrs enllvcns. with.
ont being followed by depression. I'm.
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ot;,syn 4 snirit, of resolution m,

DeU"A spirit of resolution and
perseverance is more dependent on physi.
cal composition or muscular and nervous
texture, than OH argument or self.interest.
The action OF slrong character seems to dc.
mand something trm.io its corpo:eal basis.
rs massive energies require for their work
ing, to 10 fixed OH solid foundations. The
human system is not unlike such machinery,
and requires like incentives, therefore use
the celebrated "Old Carolina Bittcrs."
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Wincman's Crystalizrd Worm Candy
never fails!
Mar. %, l2-lt.
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S36,00
THE "CLAYTON" FAMILY.

Clerk in the United States iiouso
of Representatives. cS............... 9,
Theodore Clayton. Assessor United
States Internal Revenue. .......... |,
Henry Clayton. War Dcpa,tmcn
Washington, ID. G. C............. 9,
John Clayton, boarding officer. Uni
ted SintrS CuStom-hUusc ut l}aiti-
more. ...........,...,,,,
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Mar. 20 2t.

Dr. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bittcrs. I'm.
THE bible IN TWELVE MoNTus-'rhc
amount of daily reading necessary to read
the Bible through IN the course of the year,
Is five chapters for each Sabbath, and three
chapters for each Of the other days. The
following table shows where the reader
should be Mt the commencement of each
month: Jan. l, Genesis / +; Feb. /, Lcviticus
If; March l, Joshua 0: April /, Kings 6;
May 1. 2 Chronicles 28; juno 1, Psalm 20;
July +, Psalm III; Aug /, Isaiah 20; Sept. /,
Lamentations 3; Oct. /, Micah S; Nov. l,
St. John A. Dec. !, Ephcsans 9.
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5000

CT,OUU
The father has some Government position
M i.lkton: Md, nnd il is reported his wife Is
Tying TO get position Of some kind.
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Delicate females tako the Golden Eagle
Bittcrs I'M.
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i Divine service may be expected In the
Episcopal Church on Friday next, commcn-
cling at 7. o'clock In the evening. Tho Rev.
W. p. Dul,osc officiating.
HEROIC REMBDY.-Dr. lIenry's Carbolic
Constitution Rcnoyator speaks for itself In a
column advertisement. We mood say no
more than read II and bo advised.
NEW STORE Our friends Fcllers s Gall
man having formed u partnership, arc opcn-
lug large and complete stock Of goods,
which they offer at prices in accordance with
the much talked about "tumblo." Look In
ut them, next door to tho Shoe Store, and
examine stock. We wish them success.
SOMETHING CUrE.-Mr. j. Il Singleton
has little article on sale which Is decidedly
useful to housckcopcrs, aud for tho gin Of
ono Of which We arc under many obligations
to him. Evcrybody's wife should have one,
as the use of 1t will save trouble, pain and
time.
ALIaAToRIsn.-"So long as women have
the providing of mans food they can govern
him rs they choose
So says Mrs. Robt DIlc Owon, and hcr
head is level, on this point, for the surcst
approach to mans heart Is through his
stomach. Mako q note of this Indies.
The presbytery Of South Carolina will con-
ycnc ut Avccigh Church, on Thursday,
April 7,h, at 81 0 clock p. NJ.
Al persons willing to assist in tho enter
tainment Of the Delegates, are respectfully
requested to make It known to either Of the
undersigned, at as carly Il day as may be
convenient. A list will be found at the store
Of Alcssrs. Wright 4 Coppock, and also at
the office of Mr.. |. n. Gary.
!: T. !. 5. GXkY. GGX0kErocK' Deaeons.
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Divine service may be expected In the
EPISCOPAL Church on Friday next, commcn-
cling at 7. o'clock In the evening. Tho Rev.
". Il. Dul3osc officiating
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-09
DR.. GLaRK'S LONDON REMEDIES
For Special Complaints.

DR. CLARk'S INYIGORATOR gives
~ strength to the aged and deb:litated ii is
especially designed for young men who have
wasted their vigor By excuses Of every kind,
and al! persons whose systems have become
weak by imprudence are completely restored
by its use. Price One Dollar.
DIR. CLARK'S PURIFIER cleanses the
blood from all impurities such US Scrolula,
Syphilis, Mercurial rheumatism, Humors OF
every sort, Bad Breath, Offensive Precipitation,
Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges from the Ear,
Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling Of the Hair,
Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, Blotches, and all d.
seases of the Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price One Dollar.
DIR. CLARK'S PANACEA, relieves Pain
ofevery description Headache, Toothache,
Slomschache, Backache, Pain IN the Breast
and Limbs. II is an invaluable remedy IN all
Nervous Disorders, and no family should be
without il. Price One Dollar.
DIR. CLARK'S BLIXlR is certain cure
for all weakness oft Gento- Urinary Organs,
and discharges of mucopurulent nature, Leu
chorrea, Gonorrhea, Spermatorrhea, and Sem.
inal Weakness, are speedily cured by its USE
Price One Dollar.
DIR. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for females
only, is guaranteed to correct all special ir-
Irregularities and difficulties of Single Ladies.
Married Ladies ara cautioned not 10 use II
when in its certain condition, as its effects
would be too powerful. Price One Dollar.
Al of these celebrated remedies are prepar-
ed from Fluid Extracts under DR.. Clark's i'm
mediate supervision, and are warranted fresh
and pure. All afflicted persons should send
carefully written statement of their ailments 10
DR.. Clark, and the proper remedy will be sent
promptly to their address. DR.. Clark can be
consulted personally at his Office, and will fur
nish all necessary accommodations 10 patients
who place themselves under his care. All let
iers address DR.. j. CLARK,
Office No. 10 Amity street,
New York City, (near Broadway
March II, 1870. ly