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GEORGII.
The Poland of the South.

correspondent of the Chronicle and Sent-
mel gives gloomy account of matters in War
rem County since the return of the Radical sher-
i'll. Norris, with Federal soldiers to back him.
He has arrested two citizens already, and ut
tempted 10 arrest Captain Hartley, one OF the
editors of the Warrenton Clipper, who made
his escape The citizens arrested are in
iail at Warrenton. Norris is said to
be getting warrants ready for the ar
rest of one hundred and fifty other citi-
zens charged with completely in the killing OF
that old leachre, Adkins, and of the murder OF
Darden. Norris has guard around his once
all day. goes to his meals guarded by soldiers
and has a guard around his house all light.
He has asked for cavalry to make arrests, and
the Federal officer in command having no cav
airy is impressing horses to mount his lnian-
try A great many people are leaving tle
county, leaving their families and property
entirely unprotected.
The Chronicle says:
From accounts received here yesterday
from Warrenton, affairs in tnat portion otthe
sub-district seem to have improved q little
since the arrival of Major Kline, the COM
mandant. in the village on Thursday.
Chap Norris, the little tyrant OF the county,
has been made to give up the office in the
courthouse belonging to Colonel E. H. Pottlc,
from which the latter was forcibly elected on
the first day OF the arrival OF the military
sheriff
The two men, Hill and Ivy, who were ar
rested by Norris orders on last Sunday night,
will, we understand, be released from continC-
ment By Mai. Kline, either to-day or tomorrow.
No proof seems 10 exist of their guilt, and
they will be allowed to give bail for their ap.
pearance TO answer the charge which may be
made against them.
The citizens Of the county will hold a meet
inc in the courthouse at WarrentOn on next
Tuesday, the 25th instant, for the purpose OF
appointing committee to proceed tC Atlanta,
wait on General Terry and explain the condi
tion of affairs in the county.
TIE MILITARY FARCE.
The Military Board Of Inquiry appointed by
General Terry to investigate the charge OF III
eligibility preferred by Bullock against the IF
teen members of the House OF Represents
lives, met again in Atlanta on Friday.
The Attorney General read the written charge
and specifications against the Hon. W. 7. Price
ofLumpkin County. A.,
The charge was ineligibiity to scat IN tine
House, and the specifications were that he mac
been q member OF the South Carolina LeSlsl;l
ture in 1856; had been one OF the warden;
of the town oil Grecnvillc, South Carolina
in 1858; and after the war commenced NJ
again held office in that State, having beer
member of the South Carolina Legislature IL
1868.
After hearing the testimony. the Attorney
General said he would admit That the charge
made against Colonel Price, with regard TO hi:
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Passengers.

Adams. p Rannaran' ID White. Audvale, E Con.
way, Evans. NJ Marklcy, c Nelson, t Horsey,
Rev NJ R Forey, Harrison. Mcclure, Mrs Ley
insohn, Miss Levinsohn, Black. lady and chliG,
T Shea, II r Banks Mrs 4 Rosenberg and child,
Mr. Mckenzie and wife, w Cadow, and Taylor:
Per steamship Saragossa. from New iorI-C !
Woolly, ] Duane, Crooks, Merritt, Capt Il
Almy, NJ Baylis, r NJ Udell, Mr. AMI MIS- gum
tine, C Ii Seaman, Lofts, ] WilGener An
drews, and 81 In Steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort, &c-W
waltcs Col a S Marshall, r Ward, and Dun
lap.
Mrs C Walker, nurse and child, W Montioot, G
II Boardman, DR. a Flagg, Hume, Nor
gan, Lieut. T Blake, wife and child, Mrs U l.
Holmes, nurse and two children, and IA on decS.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, January e2-Noon - Consols 93}s.
Bonds SIS. Tallow 46s 3da46s 6d.
Atternoon.-Common rosln declining.
LIVERPOOL, January 22-Noon.-Cotton steady;
uplands l1ssd; Orleans 117sd; sales 1900 bales.
Afternoon.--Cotton steady; uplands 115Sd; Or.
leans l17sd; sales 1900 bales, including 1000
bales for export and speculation. BreadstuGs
irmer. Lard 7Os. Naval stores flrmer.
PARIS, January o2.-Bourse opens quiet.
Rentes 7sf SIC.
HAvRE, January 22.-Cotton opened quiet,
both on the spot and ahoat.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 22.-Noon.-Stocks weak
Money easy at Cal per cent. Sterling, long 9;
short ga. Gold 2eA. Sixtytwos, coupons, l4!a;
Tennessee, eX-coupons, 67; new 49A; Virginia
ex coupons, SAX; new 81; Louisiana. old g.; new
65; Levee skies 641s; eights IS; Alabama eights
ells: North Carolina sevens, old 10; new 81;
South Carolina sevens, old %; new IG. Flour
rather more steady. Wheat 1a2c better. Corn la
&c better. Pork quiet; mess So7 10. Lard quiet
at l6isa1s7Ic. Cotton quiet ut 252Sc. Turpen-
tine 45lsai6c. Rosin firm at SO loa2 la3s Tor
strained. Freights firm.
Sterling dull at 0. Gold firm at POS. Govcrl:'
ments strong and higher; siXty-twos l51i; South
ern securities weaker on Tennessces, North Caro-
linas and Louisianas: steady on balance. Cotton
steady; sales 1900 bales at a52sc. Flour a shade
lrmer with good business. Wheat aa3c better;
winter red and amber Western 81 2sal SO. Corn,
new mixed Western 97cas1. Whiskcy 81. Pork
drmer; new mess s2SaoS 25 Beef steady. Lard
drmer kettle 17&alsc. Naval stores and groce
rics quiet. Frcights firm.
BALTIMORE, January o2.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged at 25c. Flour easier but prices un
changed Wheat firm; prime to choice Maryland
81 4oal As. Corn steady; receipts small. Oats
dull. Rye nominal. Provisions stronger. Ba
con, shoulders 1870. Whiskey hell at 81 OIL.
uINcINNATI, January aa.-Corn quiet and steady
at 76a7Sc Whiskey firm and in good demand.
Mess pork quiet at s21a27 %. Bacon, shoulders
dull at 13c; sides in good demand. Lard, Kettle
1sHc; holders ask shade higher
LOUISVILLE, January 22.-Curn, shelled at 93s
csc. Provisions nrmer. Mess pork S2S. Bacon
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ORGANIZING
THE STATE.
All the News in Brief.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
The Oranceburg News says: 'On Saturday
last. the pupils of the school Of Charles Hntto,
ESQ, near Beaver Pond P. O., Lexington Coun-
ty, were assembled at their sch00lhouse lor
the examination at the close OF their term.
While the merry party were enJoylsS Ineni-
selves, the wind rose and blew so violently
that dancing was suspended. Scarcely had the
dancers taken their seats when sudden burst
of wind swept over the building, and 1t fell
crashing to the earth, crushing beneath the
falling timbers its entire occupants, and pilnS
them in confusion and disnlay. in promlscll-
Gus heap. We learn that about thirty persons
were injured, some severely, but none 1atall y
STABBING AFFAIR.
On Monday, two freedmen, named respect
ively Blunt and Dallas, had an alteration IN
the Georgetown market. which res0ted IN
Blunt stabbing Dallas, and inllictinS rather a
serious wound Blunt has been lodged in jail
to await his trial. We have not heard OF the
fate Of Dallas.
Blue RIDGE RAILROAD.
The Oconee Courier says: SIT is now well
understood that better route can be found ior
this road than the old one. The new route
commences near the depot, at this place. ana
intersects with the original line eighteen miles
west OF this point. BY this arrangement. the
Stumphousc tunnel and the two intermediate
ones can be avoided. Two miles in distance
can be saved by the change, and the cost Of
the new route over the completion OF the Old
one is about the same. We rejoice in bclnG:
able to make this statement 10y authority. IL VIII
destroy the prejudice ensendered against lnlS
enterprise on account OF the assumed imprac-
ticabiiity of boring through the stumphollse
tunnel. Besides, we have assurances from
more quarters than one, that the road will bc
completed at an early day. Locally, the pro-
posed change of route will throw the track IN
or near town, and with it change oil depot.
suREps OF STATE News
Mr.. ". W. Shepherd, of Barnwell. is dead.
X. p. Nayrant, of Columbia, is dead.
The Laurensyic Herald says: 1.-The stables
and barn containing fodder and cornl OF Mr.
c. NJ. Ferguson, Clinton, were burned on 'hc
18th instant Believed to be work Of an iEccli-
diary. Loss about $1,000"
Orangeburg is reported to have more dogs
than any county OF the State.
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Georrcto,rn Market.

GEORGETOWN, January 19.-CoTToN. Sales OF
hale at 22isc per pound. We quote from - 10
CSC per pound. po
CoIS.-None arrived during the past week. ke-
falling from store at 81 90 per buSnel. we quote
from 81 Is to 81 20 per bushcl.
TIMEER-1500 sticks arrived In last week ana
met with ready sale ranging from ! to lGc per
cubic feet mostly for cash. We quote ordinary
y. Observation-Disclosures last week 1000 STICKS,
instead OF 200. an.
TrRPEHTINE.-rirgin dip SO; yellow dip SO:
scrape or hard 81 25 to 81 GO bb Of $50 pouhds
TO the barrel.
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE-Per gallon 4la42c.
TAE-pcr bbl, retail, 81 I5.
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having been member of the South Carolina
Legislature before the war, had not been sus-
tanned by the testimony, and the case was nero
announced closed. eoo,,.
The case against the Hon. John B; sorreas, os
of Walton, was taken up, and he Was eA-
amined /,
On Saturday the commission again n. GIddox met; A
telegram in the Constitutionalist, OF sunoa!'
says: ~, ,a tho cboroo
read that he had held the office OF tax coliec-
The hoard declared all the cases closed, eA-
cent that of Wilcher, who is absent on account
of sickness. 100000,
was heard, after which the board adjourned
sine die.
The situation is hopeful, though nothing GER
tain.
ORGANIZING.
The opinion was expressed in Atlanta on Fri
day by a large majority of the members OF the
Legislature, that when the House of Repre-
sentatives meets again on Monday (to-day) II
will be allowed 10 organize at once, without
meeting with any further obstruction or inter
ference from Bullock.
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COMMERCI-IL NEUS.
Exports.

LIyERpooI-Pcr British steamship Alalia-l:G
hays sea island cotton, go bales upland cotton.
alS rierces rice 1SS bbls rosn lis tons phosphate,
1854 bags cotton seed. Per British bark lu,
muri-32l bags sea island cotton. 99l bales upia!o
cotton 81 tons phosphate, ISL bb!s rosln 4So SACKS
cotton seed.
NEW YoRI-Per steamship Champion -s-i.sHiir
COTTON, 16 bales domesticS, IS Iierces rice, q.
packages.
BALTIMokE-Per steamship Maryland-4e; bales
uplard cotton 81 ticrccS rice, ~ casks clay, IS
bales yarns and domestics, 10 bales waste, AMI
Suudres.
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Receipts by Railroad, January ss.
soCTu cARoL1NA RAILROAD.

033 bales cotton, ~ bales domestics, 500 barrels
flour, cars wood, car stock. To Railroad Agent
W Ryan, W Williams & CO. PeZer, Rodgers Y Y
co, " c Bee & CO, A Salinas. Reeder x Davis, g
II Walter & co, Bowling & co, Wagner; stewart ~ y
Mulligan, ] Sloan, kirkpatrick & Witte VIII
lis & Chlsolm, Campscn & CO., Bollmann Bros,
Goldsmith & Son, and Caldwell Son.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Consirnees per steamship Promctheus, from
Philadelphia, expected today i Getty, s
Railroad Agent, w ChaGee & co., Archer, Cam
erop, Barkley & co, Aiken & co. Mantoue Il
co, Werner Ducker, Wagner Monsees. Good
rich, Wineman & co, j Renneker, w G Whllden
e. co, H Claussen, E Stelling, Adger
Bssell, A McLeisll, F Taylor & co, j n Robson, j
Apple, c Panknin, H Gerdts & co, G Grayeley,
Ravenel& Holiness Claghorn, Herring & co, Mac.
dur Cohen, Charleston Gaslght Company, j
Minor & co. d Mowry j. Son, w Eckel CO.,
DR. II Baer, Byrne & FOgarty, Adger, l. Rob-
crtson, W Shepherd & CO, Walker, Evans Cogs'
well, G II Waller & co, Cornella Hancock, J help,
Rev Birmingham, NJ Il Nathan, BenedEt,
Southern Express Company, Cater. Andrews
& Salvo, D Mcguire, W S COrwin L co, E Lee, II
Abraham, J Kerr l. CO, Jefords & co, D O'Neill
& Son, Knck, Wickenberg & CO, F O'Neill Il
Son, j Cosgrovc, D Nisbet, I NJ BRISTOL & co, Or
w Skrne, W Ryan, II lngranam Il Son, ?
Walsh. Col A Yates, superintendent G W Stel-
Kelly Wulburn, Bollmann Bros, H Blschon Y
CO, Chapcau L Hebron, G W Williams co. Rev j
Legare, Frost & Adger, Wagner, Stewart x co, j
RUSSELL PclZer Rodgers & CO. FoGartles BOOK
Depository, Dudd & Blake, and " Miller.
GEoRGETowN, January 1s-Arrlved, January Il,
sclr W Thorndike, Hall, Baltimore; 10Th, schr lido
Burgess, Hackct, New York.
The brig Charles Wesley, from Bucksvile, S C,
for :;earsport, Me- arrived ut Holmes Hole Janua'
~ 10.
The schr & Corson. Brown, from George
town, C, arrived at Philadelphia, January TO-.
The schr Carrie Webb. Brewster, for Gorge
town, c. cleared ut New York january 10.
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Rail Creek Market.

ECLLC CREEK. s. c.. Jan. 1S-TlMBER-Arrivals
fur The past week 500 STICKS. Wnicn MeIc SUN, SUN
from to lG cents per cubic foot. We quote from
! To 1Sc per cubic foot.
NAVAL SroEES-Arrivals for the past week $50
barrels We quote turpcntnc, virgin and yellow
Dip at s3 per barrel, and scrape at 81 do per Dpi
Tai:.EHo arrivals This week and prices nominal
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Up FOR THIS PORT.

Schr q Hand, Hand, at Baltimore, Janua-
ry 81.
Schr Wheeler Lloyd, at Baltimore, Janua-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, at Baltimore, Janu-
" schr Louise Crockett, Pillsbufy, at Baltimore,
January 20.
81.
Schr Pepina, -, from Matanzas, January 13.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana Naval
Stores Market.

Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON News,
SATURDAY EVENING, January ., 1871.
CoTrON.-This staple showed no changed from
ts previous position, the market being quiet and
transactions moderate at unchanged rates. Slles
about $50 bales, viz: at 90; at 221s; II at
1e o3; IL at 23k 10 at $685. % at 21a a at 232a
10 at 23z<; IA at 81 II at 24; 5sat 247 IS at "a
at a4s.; 10 at PAX. wequote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. .22 92jaS
Low middling ..................2SSg24
MtuunS.... ...-.-... .....- sf.@y,,,
Strict middllnS ......2fts'g2ts4
RlCE.-The market vas rather active and prices
without important change. Sales about go tier
ces of clean Carolina; 90 erces at 52 20 do at 9;
100 at 81; II at 716; 50 at exc q ID. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 51I@6t1; good
6E@6sc p ib.
NAVAL SroREs-There were no sales in these
articles.
FREIeuTs-Are somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making at ad 2
tt on upiands and 1i<d on sea islands; by
sail, 5-l607sd q ID on uplands, and 1sasSd q 10
on sea islands. To Havrc, by steam, nomi.
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and 1,sc on sea Islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, &c {, ID on uplands
and lc on sea Islands; by sail, &c q ID on up
lands To Boston, By steam, nominal; by sail, x
@Xc q ft on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c 2 Ii on uplands; by SAIL somewhat nom'
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, 1s@Sc q lt on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
Notwithstanding 60 days bills 1905 912ot5.
DOMESTIC ExcuANGE-Sights chcc%s are pur-
chased by the banks at 7s@1a of, and sell at par.
outside, they purchase at 3s@,z oil, aud sell at
1S@A oil.
Cotn-onMa2
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TIE DARG4N MURDER.
THE ORIGIN OF THE DIFFICULT.

WHO FIRED THE FATAL SHOT.
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An Authentic Account OF the Dastard13
Affair.
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SCHEDULE FOR MONTH OF JANUARY.
The Steamer EMILE CaptainP. C. IT.
Lewis, will run as follows, leaving iiEs-i.sssxs
Charleston every MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
ING and Georgetown every WEDNESDAY and SAT
uRDAY MORNING, at O'Clock:
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEORGETOWN.
MONDAY, January II. "WEDNESDAY, ,Jannary 10.
THURSDAY, January 20. SATURDAY JANUARY ~
MONDAY, January "a. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 70.
THURSDAY, January q. SATURDAY, January 90.
MONDAY, January ii.
Freight and Wharfage must he prepaid.
No Freight will be received after sunset.
Steamer leaves Charleston from Commercial
Wharf.
Freight will be received on the days previous to
sailing
For engagements apply to
SIIACKELE0RD & KELLY, Agents.
jaula Boyce's Wharf.
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Chipping.
EOR NEW YORK-THURSDAY.
THE AL sIDE-wHEEL STEAMSHIP
TENNESSEE,

G. Chichester, Commander, will sail -z%@s.
for New York on THURSDAY, January SSSja41S2&afa Sja41S2&afa
9th, at O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union
Wharves.
Through Bills Lading will be issued for Cotton
to LIVERPOOL, HAVRE, Boston and the New
England Manufacturing Cities.
Insurance by the Steamers OF this line "a per
cent.
For Freight engagements, apply to WAGNER,
HUGER & CO., No. 26 Broad street, or to COUR-
TEN.aY & TRENHOLM, Union Wharves.
Jans4
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BY TELEGRAPH.

b1 lELEuhATh.
SAVANNAH, January 22.-Arrived, steamship
Engo, New York; schrs L Mallory and Ella
Brown, Woods Hole; a c Page Baltimore.
Cleared, steamships Oriental, Boston; Carroll,
Baltimore; Tonawanda, Philadelphia; San Jacln-
to and Huntsville, New York.
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Chipping.
TOR NEW YORK-MERCHANTS' LINZ
FREIGHT ON COTTON 81 SO PER BALE.l
jan1O mw2mos

The regular packet Schooner Lilly, I'D,
HUGHES, Master, wants to 200 bales Cotton SlssS
anil light Freight TO I'LL. and leave promptly.
ianoi 3 WILLIAM ROACH 4 co.
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TO SAIL To.McRRow, JANUARY 25ru.

The hrst.cass Schooner MARIAN GAGE <ttaa
will accept Freight for above port and sail SssLLlE
as advertised.
For engagements apply TO
jau21 | WILLIAM ROACH CO.
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The Fearrul CANCER Suhdued.

THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED -
Having been long afflicted with CANCER
reSorted TO all the remedies of which
could hear. Among them was one recom-
mending certain herb to me a. a cnra.
l (as supposed) procured the herb.
aud prepared and applied 1T wffcl
by the family physician he Informed m a
that the herb had used, which had Ynad@
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
find speedy cure by sending for the rae
cipe, with fufl directions tor use, Price n
49, n sr ~ k40RGA or money
Jgrvis, Orange County New YORK.
1a22 d3m
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1 day and as lower than before the reear.
Use. mere Is 9 good supply 8f mud aIong
the margin Of the rlveF~-4 token al 9@alaT
11&b has departed Low svHfae#irs f5.sfr.o.
LOT Wen loaded large steamers I'll will
la4is eutonts and become SIN lower Tow
WaiIser again - ke0iSukf low water nHafn
~ tns AliAn qlsf low waiter stage nDnr6#cn-
below the heaGwaters on the mIasIasfrT15
41s 1140 Is HHalu decltnlHe mH G1tncfw~
natl and Loaisviils
Rates or freight to New Orleans ana
NleAspurg ADVANCED yesterday cents F,er
Daffel on hour, etc. They arcs nonr 85es
po ~. ~ " nay PIC he9yE pound freight 35o
LET W. pounus. weather warm again, but
not oppressive. Bualnass Improve steadf-
y Apparently frefsnt was abundant Tor
tne south yesterday.
Ine ~. Louis and Rel River Carter Zinc
81 packets desire at % be KNOW fhHF an
snipments Of cotton mad On ehafr hoafc
LOT the purpose Of cssrapefig5as FOR flta Ell 0f6
premiums ~ our al nunf fair I'll fBatn6ar
WI pe 9AEkleu Tree. We feel authorized 20
s4ahs UT same announcement fot our
New orleans steam boats ANA barpe nnns.
the Memphis and VickabIra III, es neif5la
Arkansas packet line.
NEW ORLEANS. - The times 81 satur-
day says;
The weather since our last review was
clear with an oppressive heat from the
slrlklnE rays OF Old Sol which made Iswne
pedestrians retreat from thaiR usual Dosi-
ton 20 q shady Kend ezvous. and even there
they found little or 40 comfort,
BUSINESS on The landing yesterday was
t0lerabiy active for Friday We noticed
very favorable trips on The departure.
while the packets " aiGh leave tp4dep also
received quite freely.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies. "SCHENcHrs PUE-
MoNIo SYRUP" for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
sumption. The peculiar action of this med
lcine ripens the ulcers IN the lungs. pro-
notes the discharge OF the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purifles the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
" 5chenck's sea- Weed Tonic" for the
cure of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
fnv1gorates the digestive organs, supplies
she place of the gastric juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutrtcious food. It is q
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indiges-
ton.
"Echenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being a vegetable substitute for caIomel,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed to that mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
To these three medicines Or. j. 81
gchenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his un-
r1valed success In the Treatment of Pull
monie Consumption. The PuImonIc Syrup
r1pens the morbid matter, discharges it,
and purifes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills set upon the liver, remove all OBJ
structions therefr0m, give the organ .
healthy tone. and cure Liver Complaint,
which Is one OF the most prominent causes
of Consumption.
The Sea-weed Tonic Inyigorates the
powers of tho stomach, and by strengthen
Ing the digestion and bringing IL to amor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality OF the blood, by which means the
formation or ulcers or tubercles In the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ex'
planned, " tcure every case OF Consump.
ton II the uledies are used In time and
the use OF the Is peTsevered In sufhcient-
ly 10 bring the case to o favorable terminus
ton.
DIR. 6chenck's Almanac, containing full
treatise on the various forms of disease,
his mode Of treatment, and general direc-
tions how to use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ONCE, No. Is North Sixth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the PuImonic Syrup and sea.
weed Tonic, each s. 80 per bottle, or 81 SO q
half dozen. Mandrake Pills. $50. per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
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CoDartnsrship Notice.

vwYE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE
w formed on the first day of August,
1870, a copartnershtp under the style and
firm name IF q. A. BitgroiR a Co.
GEO. A. BITTROLFF,
CHARLES ARTE5.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage,
we hope for q continuance of the same Tor
the new firm.
A good and well selected stock OF Watch
es and Jewetry always kept on hand. All
articles sold at reasonable prices, and war
ranted as represented.
GEO. A. BITTROLFF.