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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-26
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BOOTS, SHOES. HARUW ARE
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and in fact everything from a hnc-tooh comb
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We have also, Pianos, Mclodeons 0rrnnn.
Flutes, Niolins Etc
Furniture Of all kinds cheaper than tho
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Auction sales every Saturday noon and
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TESTIMONIALS

2 E7I NUN ILLS :
TurKEoEE, Ala, Nov. n. 1869.
M. L. N. BradGeids
Sra. Please forward us Immediately anothar
supply Of "Bradhelds Female Regulator" We
find u 10 be all that is claimed f0r it. and va
have witnessed the most decided and haBnv
effects produced BY IL. Very respectfully.
HUNTER a. ALEXANDER.
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An ACT TO compel certain peace officers to
hear the charges of the Circuit Judges to
the Grand Jury.
Section ]. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ure Of the State Of Mississippi. That ir
shall be the duty Of all Sneriffs. Clerks. C0s-
stables. Coroners. Chiefs or Captains on city
or town police, aud City Marshalis and Dep
uties Of all said officers, and Justices Of the
Peace and Mayors OF cities and incorporat-
ed towns, 70 be and personally appear before
the Circuit Courts, Of their respective colln-
ties on the first sday Of each term thereof
and hear the charge Of the Judge OF said
cBurts of the Grand Jury. and besides the
charge of said Judge to the Grand Jury. it
shall be the outy of such Judges ia the
Grand Jury TO carefully and fully instruct
and remind all the officers aforesaid, or cause
them then and there TO be instructed and re-
minded of their duties as conservatOrs of
the public peace under the laws of this
State.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That it
shall be the duty OF the CT -rks OF sll Circuit
Courts in this state TO obtain and furnish 10
the judges OF said courts on the first day of
each term thereof correct list OF the names
of all persons holding any of the civil and
peace Offices aforesaid, and the judges shall
impose Il fine upon all such as shall fail TO be
present and hear his charge as aforesaid. the
same as against absent and defaulting Grand
Jurors.
Sec. B. Be it further enacted, That this
acS shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved, May IL, 1870.
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State Of Oe0rgia Troup Cou7fys
This IL 10 certify that I have examined the
recipe Of DR.. Josiah Bradfeld Of this county.
and, ~ medical man, pronounced it % De d
combination Of medicines of great merit In
the treatment Of all the diseases of femnlea
for which he recommends IT,
WIN. l.. BEAsLEY, M. ID.
This Dec. y, 1868.
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FIRST ROUND.

The .sGiant" was first in the 'ring" smi-
ling complacently, soon followed by the
Conductor who commenced the attack
by a is-directed blow at the Giants" finer
feeling by using ungen:eel language. The
Giant" was equal to the emergency and
kept himself well in hand, planting his right
digit" in the Conductors left ''peeper," eff
fectually closing it and bringing him down.
First blood and first knock down for the
ssGiant."
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/ WILL give the above reward for the safe
Il delivery Of the within described MULE
and the apprehension Of the thief Said Mule
- 10 or ibI hands high, OF light bay color
horse mule, has q Roman nose, and knot
on the large part Of the jaw, caused by n kick.
The knot Is scarcely perceptiblc unless closely
observed. Is six years old this Spring.
will give $50 FOR tho safe delivery Of ho
Mule or lO0 dollars for the Mule and detection
of the thief W. ID. HICKS
Jackson, Miss, April "a, iS70sw4wim
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We the undersigned druggists, take pleaa-
ure in commencing 10 the trade Dr. Brad.
fields Female Regulator, believing it 20 BE-
good and reliable remedy for che discaers for
which he recommends H.
w. A. LANSDELL
PEMBERTON. WILSON, TAYI orr CO.
w. 4. LAWSHE. Atlanta. "a.
w. ROOTS q SON, Marietta Ca.
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a TIIOUsAND VVONIEN TEaTIrY
DIR. J. BRADFIELD's
WOMAN's BEST FRTFNDl

FEMALE REGULATOR
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THIRD MATCH

was quietly arranged without the knowl-
edge of any but the principals, thereby ex-
hibiting degree of selfishness not exactly
eommendable, but which selfishness is over
looked since it was pheasant little sur
prise" to the boys. The principals in this
were Pierce the Pamela Giant" and Cogge-
shall, the "Street car conductor" Both
men were in excellent condition considering
the short time they had been in training,
and exhibited skill and proves seldom
equalled under like circumstances. The
stakes were ''official position" and were
holly contested.
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PIERTCE vs. coco EsM ALL
Gull PARTICULARS rs

THE MEN ALL IN GOOD TEAIS1Noi
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For sale in JACKSON by
Buck g. BAILEY,
And NJ. f. ASH.
May rs w6m
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-06
REDIVIVUS!!
The s. S. S. of 1861,

Or DR.. JEUSON'S Original SourmnRN SOOTHING
SYRup For CnlLDnEN TsErnINo, is again re
suscitatcd!! 1t is IL Corriyent Of tho Booze
disorders contingent upon this period u CRATE
fit Carmimdiive; u nutritious Syrmp ; and q
gentle Anodyne, inducing calm aud refreshing re
pose. without tho pernic"us and distressing re-
actionnry disturbance Of tho nervous system
that results from the exhibition of most prepara.
t"ns-.rpressiy made for chiidrcn. It's use in
tho Southern States, as fur back as 1862, estab-
lisled its reputation as a Southern Institution
and, ns u medicine unrivnlcd, and us being the
desfa s"/est preparation for children tecthiny
ensuring REST TO MOTHERS and NURSES and re.
lief aud strength to their infants. II is therefore
no neW medicine, and needs no advertising wher.
il is best known. Every prccaution has bee,
takon to preserve and protect it from fraudulent
countcrfeits. 1t is manufactured only at tn,
laboratory If CoirE, ToMrKtSs 81 IIUnD. mem
bcrs of, und successors to-, tho old established
SOUTHERN DRUa House OF NAnnAL, RisLEY &
KITCHEN, l4I CHAMBERS STREET YEw YonK, tt
whom all orders should be addressed, aud is fol
sale to tho citizens Of Sumter and surruunLin.
country by the following first class and rcspccta
BILE Druggists: A. ANDERSON & Co., j. +. w
DELGRME.
juno 16-1y
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Sold b; A. ANDERSON 4 CO. Sumter. S. s.
OCCUPATIONAL AILMENTs.

Frcsh. pure Dir il yitalziny elixir. Whoever
is debarred by circumstances from unrestricted
uccess to this invisible. but powerful slinulnnt.
necs t,cinal invigoraut of some kind. The
great object should he to chouseahe best. Popu
larity Is ptotty good guarantee Of merit in this
scrutinisng anl intelligent age, and tried by this
criterion Jostetter's Stomach Biiters stands first
among the in .igorating md regulating medicines
of the present dny. To the wants of persOus CO.
gagged in in'io"r emplovments. especially in
cr"wded factories where even with the best posi-.
hle ventilation the atmosphere is always in some
degree polluted, this sanbri"us vegetable tonic is
peculiarly adapted Tho nature uf tho irgre
'lients is mystery. It consists of an absolute.
iy pure diffusivc stimulant. tinct rcd-or rather
surchnrGed-wiih the fluid extracts Of snnutous
rO"ts and bnrks and herbs. The phurmnc poe IN
hns its t,nrtures, but what mr., ihoy 2 The juice
Of only II single r0ot or bark or plnnt is present
in ench Not ono Jf them combines the three
properties OF a tonic. nm Alternative, and m npo
ricnt. All these elements arc blended in the
Bitters; nor are these the sum of its medicinal
recommendations. 1t is ulso n blood deprrcnl
and an nutispasm"lic.
The bneful effect which mir that has heen par
tally exhausted Of its oxygen by frequent breath
ing produces on the vital organization. is noto
rious, and whom TO this devtalized atmosphere /.
supcrH,lded tho mcphitic vapor Of hot air fur
tho extreme. To cnnblc the system to beur up
tating inGuouce of n vitinted atmosphere. q
Wholesome tonic and Alternative is urgently re
quired. This grand disiieratum is supplied in
lIOstettor's Bittrrs which us Il strength sustain
ing, health protecting agent has no rival either
nmuDu ufIicjnnl ur nj, crtiScd medicines
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

P. P. Observation-Disclosures of:Doors. Sashes,
Blinds, Mouldngs, &C., This establishment pre-
scnts another striking illustration of what enter.
prise and advertising will do. Mr.. Toale de.
serves to succeed, and ho has succeeded and he
will succeed. SEQ his advertisement.
WM. CREIGHTON 4 SON-Thcso reliublo
dispenses Of Comm, rcial Fertilizers offer somc-
thing now in their department-ihe Peach Treo
MauurS, or "Persicator." SEQ eoudvcrtiscnlent.
IIostettsr's Bittcrs. Sumter Btttcrs, Alicn's
Lung Balsam, Phoenix Guano, DR.. TUFTS
Sarsaparilla anu Queens Delight, p. p. roale's
Sash aud DUOr Mandatory, aud tho "Old
Carolina Bittcrs' all have now notices in our
columns to day.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BITTERS-A column
advertisement Introduces this new tonic to our
stances aud ishighly recommended. AS appears,
it will 10 found for salo ut tho Drug Store vi Mr.
Isaac A. Mckugc0.
SITUATION WANTED, by young lady now
at Augusta, to teach in a family. SEQ advertise.
mont.
SUMTER FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
Quarterly Parade, Friday Afternoon, 18th April.
G. w. REARD0N, C. G. P.-Will sell on
Sale duy in May ncxI, certain tract Of land,
Oh which Rev. Samuel Fdrmun formerly re-.
sided, with the buildings thereon.
C. NJ. IIURST-Probate Judgo-Citation-
Abjah T.. Alexander, Adm'r-Emily Dramlctt,
| deceased.
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SIP ECeAs. NOTICES.

Dr.. A, L. scOvILL istbs isvsp,er Of several
Ssdisinsi preparations whish have bseone very
popalar, aud have been literally used. Among
bis inventions ere "Hail's Balsam for the Lunss"
and "Liyerwort aud Tar" For the past six
yesss % better Lung remedy has been offered e
the public. Read the following lotter from Dr.
Scovill referring to e.:
Messrs. j. N. HARRIS & CO.,
GENTS II mako tho ollowing
statement from . perfect cou fiction and know.
ledge Of the benefits Of ALIENS LUNG BAL.
SAM in curing the most deep seated Pulmonary
Consump ion! have witnessed It's effects on
the young and the old. and can truly say that
it is by far tho best expectorsnt remedy with
which am acquainted. For Coughs, and all
tho early stages Of Lung complaints. believe it
To be q certain cure, aud II evcry fnmiiy would
keep II BY thcm, ready to administer upon the
frat appearance OF discnse about the Lungs there
would be very few rases Of fatal consumption
II causes The piegm ant, matter Ia rni.e, without
irritating those delicate organs Uhe Lungs), and
without producing constipation If tho bowels. 1t
also gives strength I" the system, stops tho night
swents. und changes oil The morbid secretious to
healthy .tate. You're respectfully,
A. L. SCOvnL.
Sold by A. ANDERSON 4 co, Sumter. S. C.
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Ns@e'e-
CORN PLANTING. &c.

Most of our planters have planted
corn-many Of them have finished =
The season has been too wet since,
for it to come up well, and there
will probably be considerable re- plaut-
ing.
Cotton lands are being more thorough
ly prepared than probably they ever
we're before in this section and the
general expectation is, we believe, to
begin planting tho great staple about
the Goth of the present month. Fertil-
izcrs are being largely used, and very
much depends upon the present crop and
the price obtained for it.
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X o. KOO


Prepared by DR.. j. j. Lawrence, tho celebrated
rsIcI,N and CHEN ST, Norfolk, Va, is n SAT +,
PLEASANT and RELIABLE remedy for ALL diseases
CAUSED by
TORPIDlTY OF TIE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF TIE BLOOD,
DISORDER. OF THE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANuEMENTS OF rlIE NERv is
SYSTEM.
II PuniFI s and ENRIcnEs tho uLoOp. RES.
TORIES the LIVER and KIDNEYS to a healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES the BOWELS,
and INvIGoKATEs the NERVOUS system.
II rs NOT IL Patent Medicine.
FORMULA around each hottie.
ENDORSED 6y the best Physicians.
Tho MOST POPULAR Medicine in use.
DIR. LAWRENCE is constantly in receipt of
GRATEFUL letters and rEsTiMoNiALs Of nEMARKA
BILE CURES performed by KosKoo.
All letters answered. and advice gyen-rREs.
KOSKOO for sale by Druggists everywhere ut
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. For sale by
j. +. w. DcLormo,
July 28-ly Sumter. s. C,
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CONFUSION AND EXPENSE.

The legal confusion and general
chaos Of law and the practice I'D forms
Of law, produced by the enac,mcnts of
the las: Legislature, and now reigning
10 this State, are certainly without u
parallel in its history. Our "wise legs
'slators" have upturned the whole thing,
and in their attempt to substitute, have
left everything in merry confusion.-
We need "Phiadelphia Lawyers" now,
ifncvor before, 10 this section.
Ali this has been doue under tho
pretext of simplifying the practice,
when in fact, the complications, the
already laborious duties of the legal
profession, and costs incident to all suits,
have been increased more than q hun
dred fold. To addition to this, it i'm
poses upon the legal profession the
absolute necessity of going to New York
tor large and expensive number of
books, heretofore unknown and unused
'n the Courts of this State.
We learn that the present probability
Is a suspension cf the next regular May
Term Of the Court for this.-Judge
GREENS Circuit. The difficulty being
that neither the Judge, the Clerk or
the Lawyers, can tell how or when the
Jorles are to be drawn. The Attorney
General has been asked for his advice;
under the circumstances, and thus mat
ters now staod. Could there be louder
call for reform, even unLer tho beaa;n :,
ot'noompetency alone, than these facts
make?
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PEACH TREE MANURE.

Messrs. VIM. CREIGHTON Il Son, of
Baltimore, in addition to their Ammo
uiated Soluable Super,phosphate of
Lime, "a Fertilizer which is in high
estcem) now offer the Peach Tree Ma
nure, or "Persicator Original and
Genuine article To the advertisement
which this thoroughly reliable aud long
established house insert, in regard to
this compound, 10 our papcr today, We
beg to call special attention.
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THE SPRING TRADE

Is opening somewhat heavy ut Sumter,
owing, no doubt, 20 tho situation in
cotton and money matters.
Our merchants, however, are bringing
on fiue Spring stocks, aud if they viii
come oM GbernlH and inform the people
ofthe surrounding country of the facts
through our advertising columns, We
doubt not matters will spcadily improve.
Try it, and if our calculation in the
matter fails, why we'll 80 half the ex
pense.
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TO CONsUMPTIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks, bya very simple remedy, alter
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
Ia anxious to mako known to his fellow. uffcrers
tho means Of euro.
To all who desire it, ho will send n copy of tho
prescription used free of chnrgo), with the
directions Cor preparing and using the snme.
which they will find a suro Cure for Consump
ton, Asthma. Bronchitis, etc. The object of tho
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to bone
fit tho afflicted, nnd spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable; sHl 40 hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy. as il will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Kev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
Juno g
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COM NIEIsCIAlI.
SUMTER MARKET April

SUMTER MARKET, APRIL S.
Nv ~ - ~ - - - - -
Co.ton firm at e-um IL to 20 but little
off, ring.
BACoN-Rib Sides. l9A @oO; Clonr, do, 20
GOO Shoulders. $1,000; Iiams, 25.
LARD-2O@25c.
FLOUR-Por Dbl. $7@$l2.
COFFEE-Laguayra, 3OGDs2; Java, 45@5u;
Rio, 22@30.
SALT-$250
SUGAk-Brown. 124@14;C., l5@l7; A., IL
@OO Crushed, I9l@OO.
BAGGING-Best. so@a2; Dummy, os@3O.
IRON-TIES-l0@l2.
kOPE-I0@I5.
BATESvILIE sHIRTINGs-per bale 12c.
YARN BY THE BALE $2.i0c. Per bunch.
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vTEWxRDsp MkssrING.

tTBWABDar MkkfElN0.
The Regular Monthly hes'isy Q. the Board
Of Stewards Of Sumtvr (Station) Mstbodist
Church. will be held at the Psrsonsss on
Wednesday evening, .2oth inst. at 2 o'clock.
A pssiiuoinsry meeting, for tho accommodation
Of tho members Of tho Board vho side iu the
county, will be held at the ONCE Of the Ss,Asey
IYatchmos, at IL O'clock Same day.
Members will please come prepared 10 report
collections for tho month of April.
J. II. DINGLE, Chairman.
F. A. FoLson, Secretary.
April 9, 1870.
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BOTTOMS HORSE POWER.

We Icarn, by communication 10
Mr.. X S. BRADwELL, that MIR. A. a.
ALLEN. sole agent for thi, State for
"BorroMs Horse Power" will shortly
make Sumter u visit Tor the purpose ol
selling county rights of the same.
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THE ABoRrelNEs USED 1T.

The medicinal virtues of K0ots, Herbs and
Barks which were used by the "Mudcne men,
oi the Indian tribes. and which long cxpericnc.
hns proven to possess tho eificio' altcraiv.
properties for the cure "f Scrofua, Kings Evil
Ulcers, CanccrOus and Indolent Tumors, Morcu
rial and Syphilitic Affections, Enlargement oI
tho Bones. letter, Ringwnrm, Boils, Pimplcs anl
diseases resulting from dcpraved state OF the
blood. and ell female diseases, uro co,,taue,i in
highly concentrated form in DIR. TUFTS SAR-
SAPARILLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT. 1,
is u very popular medic ne. and deservedly so.
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reA- We are indebted to the Phoenix
1rou Works, Messrs. JOHN +. TAYLOR
h Co, Of Charleston, for shipment of
their Southern Almanacs The schedule
prices Of engines of these progressive
works, show reasonable rates, and we
are pleased to know that some orders
have been sent from this section of the
State.
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General Life and Fire
INSUR ANCE AGENCY.
. SUMTER, s. G.

i HE following Companies having complied
with tho Law. and deposited $40, 900 ench with
tho Comptroller General, offer protection to
households against loss or dnnago by fire:
Security Fire Insurance Company Of
New York, Assets, S2.017.SG9 81.
German Fire Insurance Company of
Now York, Assets. 1.053 .054 81.
Georgia Home Insurance Company,
Columbus, Ga, Assets, 468.73l 10.
Richmond Banking Insurance Co., of
Virginia, Assets, 279.546 "a.
A. WHITE,
March 80 Agent.
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Having just received another cargo Of Phoe-
nix Guam direct from the islands, We Gun Ill
all orders for eiibcr Of tho folowing valuable
Fertilizers: Phoenix Guano; Wilcox's. Gibbs &
Co.'S Manipulated dunno Guam" Salt and Pins
ter Compound. The "Mnnipuln,ed" and the
"Comp"und" are prepared by US at Charleston
and Savannah, Ga. Professor Sncpurd, State
Inspector. says of them: II cnn heurtily recom
mend these Fertilizers, not only on account of
their chemical but also their physicul proper ics"
Pamphlets containing analyses aud numerous
certificates from planters furnished on applicn-
tion. Orders promptly filled by Wilcox. Gibbs
II Co., importers aud dealers in Gunnos. No. IS
East Bny, Charleston, S. c., No. 90 Buy Street.
Savannah, aud No, 24l Broad Street, Augusta,
Ga.
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nay MIR. f. HALroM Fo1soM W,

nay Mr.. f. HALToM Folsom, who
we'll deserves the liberal patronage he is
receiving, has presented us with a
beuitiful gold collar button, which is
appreciated accordingly. Mr.. Folsom
has recently received some new aud
beautiful jewclry for sale. which may b.
found at the Confectionery establishment
OF Maj JOHN w. DARaAN.
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PArRoNIzE HoHE ESrERpRIsE.-Mr. p. p.
Toale. whose advertisrm. Mt appears in another
column, hos established on u firm basis, in
Charleston, the lStgest and most ccmplet. man
ufactory Of doors, snshes, blinds, &C., in the
Southern States. Having advertised liberuliy
during the past year, he has secured a large Gus
tom, extending as far west as Alabama. and he
has thus beun enabled to put forth printed
price list which deHes competition. Every per.
son who conte@plntes building or rcpniring
should write ut once for Mr.. Toale's price list.
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s0 r. r. BRIDGES, Esq, President of
the Wilmington and Manchester Raj;
Road will please accept our thanks, for
q liberal ticket on his road until Decem.
Der 3lst, 1870.
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portion Of fame which would intoxjcate q
vulgar mind, impnrts little qualification t" the
true genius, whose views ever extend beyond
reality. and who, BY the very mental e,evoti"n
which has won celebrity, discovers the insigniti-
cance Of the acquisition. Such is tho view held
by tho propretors Of the "Old Carolina Bitters,'
whose fame is known throughout the VIII le
Southern conntry as the great cure for 'miasmat-
10 diseases.
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"THE GREATEST REPUTATION IS OF.
TEN AN EMBARRASSMENT" but tho repu-
ta:ion Of the vnue Of SUM MTER BITTERS has
become 80 extended as ~ prove benefit to suf.
feripg mankind.
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RINk CONFECTIONERY

Mr.. F. A. FoLsOM Inns complmcnted
US with variety of his choice confeo-
tions, we'll calculated to put the babies
all in good humor. He has beautiful
variety.
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HOWTOGETF TFeYniss s;;a; g

$40 worth Of splehdidly illustrated books giv-
en- for ovsry 10 subscribers to the N. Y. MUSI.
CAL PIONEER for 1870. monthly journal: of
l6 pages of choice Music and interesting Miscel-
lany. Only so cts. per annum in advance. Circu
lars with lis. Of premiums and specimen copy of
Pioneer sent on receipt OF stamps. F. j. HUN
TINGTON g. CO., 459 Broome Street, N. Y.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for yc. r. from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and nll the
effects OF youthful ndiscretion. will, for tho sake
OF suffering humanity, seud FREQ to nll who neod
1t, tho receipt and directions for innking tho sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by tho advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing, in perfect conf ..onco,
JOHN Is. OGDEN,
June 2 No. 80 Cedar st. N. Y.
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