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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-01
South Carolina Conference Of the
M. IL. Church, South.

We have received from our attentive
correspondent at Cheraw tho full pro.
cccdings of the last day of the South
Carolina Conference, which adjourned
on Hiouduy iust The pressure upon our
columns compels us to defer the publica-
ton of the full proceedings. Our readers,
however, will be interested to know that
the next session of the Conference will
be held in Charleston. The statistical
reports exhibited on Monday last showed
a white membership within the jurisdic:
tion Of the Conference of ~ ,752 persons,
which is an increase, since last year, of
1857. Also, = colored membership of
241l, which isa decrease of 1881. There
are TIA local preachers and 513 Sabbath
schools, with 2O,O27 white pupils. The
white infants baptized during the year
numbered 20G0, and the colored infants
15G. The monies collected for pastors
during the year amounted to $50 ,664,
and for elders S74G6. The total assess
mcnt to be raised during the ensuing
year amounts to $4,000, as follows ::
Charleston, s3l00; Banberg, S325O !;
Marion, s340O Columbia, s34OO; Cokes-
bury, $4,000; Grccnville, $500; Spartan
burg, s20S0; Wadosboro', s2430; and
Shelby, s244O
The following is list of the appoint
mcnts for Charleston and Bamberg Dis.
tricts
CHARLESTON DISTRICT-A. NJ. CHREITZ.
BERG, r. e.
Charleston-Trinity ard Cumberland,
w. =. NIouzon; Bethel. T. Il. Wanna
maker; Spring street, j. T. Wightman.
Cooper River--To be supplied by w.
Hudson, j. f. English.
Cyprcss-To be supplied by y. r.
Danncr
WATERFORD Carson
st. Gcorgc's-Wm. iiutto.
st. Georges Misslon--T be supplied.
Eastern Orange-B G.. Jones.
Providcnce--J. G. Stoll; E. j. Pen
nington supernumerary.
St. Ma,hcw's-J. j.. Sfcy.
Upper ST. Matthew's j t. Watson
BAMBERG DIsTRICr-D. j. SIMMONS. p. f.
Bamberg Circuit-Thomas Raysor.
ville-Ch. Wilson, c. c. Fish
burn, supply; II. b. Tanant, super
numerary.
Barnwe]l-J. l.. Penny.
Aiken ana Grauitesiiie Il. z. Gage.
LcXington-A. Nettlcs
Upper Orangc-To be supplied
Orangcburs-F. Auld
Branchville-T. j. Clyde.
st. Bartholomew. w. Crider.
Automatically. \. Clark.
Black Swamp. C. Loyal.
IIardeeville Mission-J. II. Coburn.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS. r.. A. Williams hath applied TO
me for letters of Administration on the Es-
tate of G. w Williams, late OF orangeburg
County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the Sid deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at Court of Probate for the snid
County, to be holden at 0raugcbura ON the
9th day of January, 1870, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. TO show cause if amy, why the said Al
Ministration should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of tho
Court, this 2lst day of Dee, A. d. 1869,
and in the mint; y-fourth year 6f American
Independence
THAp. C. ANDREWS.
dec 25v-2s Judge Of Probate.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS t. s. NIcGrew hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Mrs. Margaret Il. McGrcw, late of
Orangeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at n Court of Probate for The said Coun-
ty, to be holden at Orangcburg on the 9th
day of January. 1870, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
to show cause if any, why the said Admins
traton should.not be granted:
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court. this I'D day of December, A. b.
1869, and in tho ninety fourth year of
American independence.
THAD. C, ANDREWS.
dee 25-2t Judge of Probate.
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ALSO
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ORANG EBURG.
In the Court OF Probate.

by virtue OF order from the Honorable
Probate Court OF said County. / will sell at
Orangehnrg Court House, On snlcsday in
january next, the following property
All that tract of land lying and being in
Orangchurg Containing 100 acres, known
as tho Estate land of Elizabeth 0'Cain, de-
ceased, and bounded by lands of John L.
Moorer, Henry NJ. Moorcr, and lands of :he
late James G. Jenkins
Terms-Three hundred dollars, or so much
as viii pay the debts of the Estate and costs,
cash--balance on a credit of twelve months,
with bond and mortgage TO secure payment
of credit portion. Purchaser to pay Judge
of Probate for papers and stamps.
sheritfs officc, ! II. RIGGS,
or"Hgehurg c: H., s. O., S. o. C.
Dec. 6, 1869. &Es
dec II I'd
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the poor whites were ut q loss, habit had
made them obsequiuus TO their LEADERS,,
instincts OF race, aud OF love of country
made them hostile 10 the black majority,
and opposed to their Northern couque.
rors. They were comparatively neutral
They are the class most benefited by
the result. They were emancipated from
q vassalago aud inferior condition, as de-
grading as slavery.
But what in the gliding years, will bo
the ultimate result of these things?
The desperate case required a desperate
remedy. In order to overthrow this
fabric of our civilization. slavery was
abolished. In order to rebuild and rear
again a new civilization in accordance
with tho advanced conceptions OF free
dom, the foundation must be tho broad
one of universal equality and rights.
This being the basis, society, tastes, in
tellect, merit, will divide their own
classes and relations liberty is guaran-
teed to all. To-day, we suffer under the
degradation and inconyience of the
colored majority, guided and governed
by u powerful political party at the
North, which at their headquarters in
the North, frames our laws, and melted
and governs the colored people, by their
agents and leagues at the South.
Where then, lies Gus hope ? In the
cdifice of government, which is being
enacted upon this broad foundation of
freedom, how are We to have n place
Already are our leaders realizing the
situation and the remedy.
Admit the result of these things and
do our part in the reconstruction.
by aiding the colored man, the most
tractable creature in existence, in his
efforts to be educated, and to become an
honest and useful citizen by forbcarancc
with his errors and his ignorance; by the
discharge of our Christian duty to his
race, we can secure the aid of his num-
bcrs aud his valued labor, drive away the
tools Of Il foreign party and restore our
country to her sons and to prosperity.
AT the threshold of new year, it is
well to take this practical resume of our
affairs, and to adopt sensible and wise
resolutions for our conduct.
May the new year be made happy
one to our State, by restoring her to the
curtody of her sons
And to each one of you readers let
us extend the same hearty well-wishcs,
for your individual success in the new
year.
lndulging in retrospective thoughts of
your past lives, tiu'l in their review. rea.
sens of happy assurance for your future,
and harbingers of happy success
The result of these retrospoctions of
wliivir grIis 49,: ~,
be high resolutions for the new year.
Our advice to you, reader, is to resolve
deep holy resolution, to grapple with
all difficulties, and to conquer them our
wish for you is, that God will bless you
with glorious success.
In high success, in all the strong ef-
forts of resolution; in heroic iortitudc
in the misfortunes that must come; in
charity to your fellow man; in that
sublime reward which sense of duty
well-done always brings; in all these
things and in your material advancement
and prosperity We wish you a Happy
New Year!
NJ -,
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PLANTATION BIT TERS

This wonderful Yege-
table restorative lis the
sheet-anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. AS o
tonic and cordial for the
aged and Ianguid it has
10 equal among stomach
les. AS 3 remedy for
the nervous weakness slI eS;s; 10 70
which women are espec-
tally subject, it is
superseding every ether
slim ulant. I'm all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as q specific I'm every
species OF disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes %
standard articles me-
dicinal staple. Itis to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
world---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
aug 81 Iy
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Exercises of Miss r. s. ALBERGOT
IT'S SCHOOL will be resumed on Tuesday,
January 4th. 1870. For terms apply Mt her
Residence, Corner Russell Street and II. r.
Avenue.
A few Young LadieS can be accommodated
with Board. jan lit
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Il Y M E N f AL.

MARnIEp-on Thursday Evening, Dcccm-
ber 23d, 1860, at the residence of the brides
fnthcr, at Fort Motto, by the Rev. S. Melli-
champe, Mr.. THOMAS X. LEGARE to Miss
GOODWIN.
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pletely changes the practice and plead
ing at law, and is modelled almost word
for word4atte the New York Code. 1t
viii be an immense book, comprising
420 sections. ,6t
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The next SESSION of "a Weeks of Mr.. E.
w. .FENN'S SCHOOL will commence on
Tuesday, january 4th, 1870.
TERMs--For Tuition in English Branches
per Month of Weeks, So.
For Tuition in Classical Branches per
Month of 4wcOks, $4, payable monthly.
Jan ]. II
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GRANGEBUs3Ga COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT.
Jos a. Tanning, ct. ux., ct. al.
vs..

Jos A. Tanning, ct. ux., ct. al.
vs..
EehcOca NJ. Morgan ct. al.
Under the erder in this this case, will sell
for cash, on the 18th Janu.ry next, (Sa,ur-
day Mt the Plantation OF tho Estcte OF Mar-
tin Friday, the personal property of scd
Eststc, consisting of
Horse, Mare Mule, 8 Oxea Is head
Cattle and Hogs, Bedstcads. Mattress, )
Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Tsuu-
die Goi, Cradle, 5 Tables, > Toilet Sta, ds,
Washstanis, Clock, 2, Chests, pair
Tongcs, l pair Fire Dogs, end lot of OId
Iron. II. RIGGS, S. o. c.
Jan I'd
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NOTICE

To Ala1aliaisira4ors, Exc cUtors,
S7:1TtlinEs, Committees
and Trustees.
PROBATE OFFICE,
DncEApER -, 1882
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIfD THAT
your. Return must be made to this Oiiirc Gu
ring the Menths of JANUARY and FEBRU-
AIRY. Administrators and Executors will
please make their Returns in january the
others in February, 1870.
THAD. G.. ANDREWS,
Jnd8e Of Probate
i. S.-Administrntors, &C.. must make up
their own Returns, get their Attorneys
to do il for them. The Judge OF Probate has
not the time to spare for such purposes.
Jan If
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O B 1T U A R Y.
Tribute of Affection In Memo
~ of Miss lou jennings.

Pale, frozen flower, the grave has won
her. Thy silvery laugh no more Ill hear;
but in the silent hours of night, when pale
stars watch and weep over thy death-couch,
in dreams I'll see thee, dearest, and soar
with thy lovely spirit through the glorious
vista that leads to Heaven. And | IL see
brigh; angels ms they open wide the portals
and welcome thee to the City of thy Gc.l."
Mystic calm of dreams dwell with me for
ever, for thy spoil is like wreath of the
siFec."st roses Of l:a;;a encirc'ng my heart,
and drawing me hcavenward.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IN the 18th day of January. 1870, will
lille my final account as Administrator of the
Estate of Jesse Patrick, in the Honorable the
Probate Conrt for Orangeburg County, and
ask for Letters of Dismissal
+. W. FAIREY,
dec io-4t Qualified Administrator.
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ORANGEBURG-1x EQuIrY.
Thomas B. Whaiey, Assignee.
Thomas o. Dawson.

Thomas o. Dawson.
Ia pursuance of tl,e decree of Hon. r. n
Carpenter in the above case | will sell for
cNsh et Orangeburg Court House on Monday
3rd 'anua ~ next about one hundred acres
of land near the village of Orangeburg.
bounded by lands "f George II. Cornelson.
David Iouser, Auam Smoak and tho late
James II. Andrews. Purchaser to pay for
title and stamps.
II. RIGGS; s. o. ..
Dec Ia, ls69.--deo I8 I'd
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"Shc died in beauty like rose
Blown from its parent stem;
She died in beauty like star
Dropped from some dindem."

Never did Stern Atropos sever n brighter
thread-no dark line of sin was ever tangled
there. And metninks she paused and wept
ere she executed the dread command
Three years ago, and three blooming
daughters ginddencd the home now wrapped
in funeral shade. oh, the fathomIess grief of
the parents No word. no tear of mine can
soothc their sacred grief. Gh! none can
know, hercavod parents, sorrowing friends
may the silvery veil Of comfort descend on
your hearts, and may the memory of LOUIS
beautiful life be yonr guiding star to Heaven
"Leavcs have their time TO fall
Flowers wither at the North-winds breath
And stars to get--but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, o
dcath!"
HOPE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-01

GtARENET MAKER AND I'm.
" DERTAkER.l rcsPceiiisily solicit
all styles, ropairing Old Rufeitilrs. putting
New Cane Bottoms in Chairs ana ail on q
work in the above line done with rsea;k i'ec
and dispatch. All work wurlMatcd pSr,esni g1s
me n trial. j. E0Ap, Mefkcs uive,
S'A' y ~ 9 ;,IIamilson
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sheri:fEf's Sales.
ORANGEBURG-In EouIrY.
William Bradley
W. Wise and wife and others.

W. Wise and wife and others.
Under the order in this case. will sell at
Oraugeburg C. H., for 4 third cash, balance
In one year, secured by bonds with interest
from date, mortgage of premises, with cove
nnnt for resale ON brca, d of bond purchu-
sers to pay for papers and stamps. tine fol-
lowing tracts OF the Trust Estate created
10y Decd OF aioses Bradley
/. 2il acres. part Of the Homestead,
tract, aud land of Peter Buyck, estate OF
Averhart, ID. Zrigler and Rachael Ii:,ir.
=. 38I acres bounded 10y the above, the
Congarce. the Zeigler ward, separating il
from the tracts drawn by Mrs Hisc aud by
land of Mrs. VI. Bradley.
q. 100 acres, the remaining Part Of the
Homestead tract, bounded by the above. li,e
Consarec aud land Of Mrs. NJ HraGley.
!. " acres, about one mile from the
Homestead, bounded b. Lands OF r.rer
Buyck and others.
Al Columbia. on the snmo ,lay and icrt,,s
tract of 23l acres, in iiichlaipl. boun,,..,i
ny the Congarcc, anil lands grated To S.vc-
raj persons. rs appears by fhc s;,,at rl..; Ia
Epii- MitchcI! III .iI3.
II. RIGGS.
Special COMMISSIONER.
ALSO
AZ the Homestead. an Saturday. Ist .T.ni,.
arr. 1870. for clsn, al! mo personal protieri +.
of SAID Trust Estate. consisting cf l,orse:.
Cattle, Hogs, SC.
ALSO
ORANGEBURG-ix EqrrrY.
V. v. b. Austin Decree
w. vs. q for
under. decree in this case, will sell al The
former purchasers risk, on Monday the 81,
day Of January, 1870, fer one-half cash bal.
ancc in ak months, secured by bond bear-
ing interest, and mortgage of the premises.
with covenant for resale on breach of Inc
bond.
29o acres of land in orangeburg County.
bonnded north by lands of j. A. and p. 4.
Tanning. east hy z. 4. aGd j. C. Panning.
south by G. S;roman and vest by l.. Tanning.
ALSO
ORANGEBURG-Ia Eou1rY.
James IL. Harley Admir- Decree
Joseph ii. farley. Foreclosure.
Under tAc decree in this case, will sell Mt
orNnseburg &. H.. on the lst Monday, the
81 day o' January next, dnring The usual
-A' We y " sNhi', 'Ic ioIiOWins lhnUS.
i. All ihat tract of lanti situated on s.n-
dy Enn Bay, in Oraasoburg County. origin
ally granted 10 W;l!ism ard George SUMNER.
cc:.'aining $40 acres, bounded by lands of L.
l.. D. Bowman, Da,ii Connor, YIN. Sum
nerS, AID W Estate lands of D. ,9imers,
Gearcc Sumnera and estate lands of Ceore.
hnsman
=. III IL tract OF lsnd situate in Grange.
lnra County, IN Gia&is.'s Branch, waters OF
North Ed;sio Ri,er, containing eOG ceres
more or less, Ioaaded hy lands of the late
benja'nia Ccrsiid, 8. King, G. King, ".
iIauls, aud estate lands of F. Livingston
Mh. Harley enG II. Williams.
Terms One-helf cash, and the balance or
a creGit OF orc yeGr-parcEaser giving bono
bearing ilterejt from date, AID mortgap,
of the premises, with covenant for resal,
on breach of the conditions of the bond
ank also TO pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO
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A d'niaisera.or's Noticc.---All
Ia persons indebted to ID. w - 5kenncrly,
deceased, or his Estate, VIII make payment
immediately. All persons holding claims
against said Estate win present them pro-
perry yonc'ied by the 1st day OF February
next, or payment will be debarrcd.
u. A. BAIR. -
II. c. KENNERLY,
dec ll--3ts Qualified Administrators.
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ALSO,

oae tract of land containing 5000 acres or
less. aoradcd North b. Daniel Ciley. East
and Sou,h D. T. Ii. Harit, West 0y w. ".
Cu'!er snd NAgoiom mabiao;. .il:o, ore
thi:d 'A'eroH' IN lands purchased oi DR.. J. "
nad 4. D. Kei,t, contninng $50 acre, more
or less. bounded by u. T. 4. Cutler, Xeig'er
and others, levied on ~ The property Of l.. A.
Zegler at t!e suit of Dnniel Zcielor
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Attention Young America.
You are hereby ordered to attend your
Regular Moathly Parade on Tuesday the
4th inst.
By order of the President.
G. p, MEREDITH,
Jan lit Secretary.
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Attention Elliott Hook and Ladder
C0mpany

Tho Regular Monthly Meeting of the above
Company win be held at .Engine House
Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING the 9Th
January next74 o'clock. A full and pune
tua' attendance is requested as business Of
Importance will be transacted.
By order of JOHN A. HAMILTON, Foreman
j. II. WAHLERS,
jan lit Secretary.
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ALSO.

One tract of land containing $50 acres
more or less. lying on the Columbia Road.
about i2 miles from Orhngcburg, bounded hy
Kc.It, G!iSer and Others, levied on as the
property off. P. Golsan at tho suit of Thos.
y. Oliver
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One tract of land Containing CT ~ ,es ...orc
or less bounded ny lands u Mrs. CoI'isr, vs.
tate Of Collier, and Mrs. Fair I5sie6 IN as
tic property of A. NJ. Smell st the sIit of A.
B. Gri!lith.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-01

The right. 'tlr and interest oo IrhicI, Samp-
son Livingston has IN - certain Grist and
Saw Mill situate ON one or th. branches OF
the n. T. River near Jones Fridge OF said
river, levied ON MS tho property OF Sampson
other
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-09

The Paris Journal reports the. follow.
ing conversation between two young
girls: IF you only knew how badly papa
treats mamma and mel" stIpd0edl''.
''Yes, indeed. You can judge for your
self. When I was ready to be brought
ont in society, ne might have gone with
me, might he notP Well, instead of that,
when mamma and went to his room to
find him, we discovered he had been alb.
sent from the house whole yearl" "
An eccentric man in Scotland lately
died, and his will was broken on the
ground Of insanity, the decisive bit of
evidence lying in the fact that he used
to throw open his window every Sunday
morning, and play the fiddle whilo tho
people passed to church. That was
enough for the twelve good Sabbatarians
and true who formed the jury.
A girl at indianapolis took arsenic, at
the tender age OF 33 years, because q
young man whom she had loved from
infancy, married another woman. She
never told her love, but let pizen, like q
mulligrub on 6sh-hook, give her tho
stomach.ache. This sad fate should be
q warning to girls to tell their love before
it is everlastingly too late.
It may be interesting to the lovers of
that great national game, draw-poker, to
know that the Indians at Corinne play
the game, using squaws to 'ante'' with.
Squaws ought to make good "aunties."
A photographer in Indianapolis ex-
poses delinquent customers by display
ing their pictures upside down, and la-
belled s'Not paid for"
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LB4 COLUMBIA S. G.. TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST g. 1870

to the plaintiff of the defamatory matter
out Of which the cause Of action arose;
but it shall be sufficient to state gene
rally that tho same was published or
spoken concerning the plaintiff; and if
such allegation be controverted, the
plaintiff shall be bound to establish, on
trial, that it was SO published or spoken.
Sec. 1873. In the actions mentioned in
the last Section, the defendant may, in
his answer, allege both tho truth of the
matter charged rs defamatory, and any
mitigating circumstances, to reduce the
amount of damages; and, whether he
prove the Justification or not, he may
give, in evidence, tho mitigating circum-
stances.
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT
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NlHE CHRISTMAS GUEST, Ly Mrs. South
IL worth
The Court and Times Of Queen Elizabeth,
by Miss Aiken, 20 25.
=, The Gagged Lion; a Novel, by Miss Yonge,
best novel, $500.
Momoir Of DR.. Scudder, &c years Missionary
in India, s1.75
Prince of Wales Travels in Egypt, Con-
stantinople and the East, $3.50.
Tho Vicar of Bullhampton, by Trollope,
Sl.2o, and other new Books for sale at
BRYAN & AIcCARTERS Bookstore.
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CLOTHING
Must be Sold!!

We have about $4,000 in CLOTH-
ISG, more than We can realize on
this Spring, and we are anxious to
get rid of some of it, and will sell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose.
Our stock is tho largest, in our
line, that has over been brought
to this city. Handsome Goods,
and bought right. Large line of
BOY'sASD CHILDREN's STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles Of MEMS "VENTILAToR
HATS"
Beet Fitting SHIRTS. Itis now
generally admitted that we are
making to order THE FINEST
CCSTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
X. Is w. C. SNyAFFIELD.
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To Physicians! To Physicians!

NEW YORK, August 10, 1868.
A PREpARATIoN 81 i"r coMPoTSb oil1a5iSs % Ey E!2y
TkACT BUOHU. The compt nent parts are
BERRIES.
MODE OF PEEPARATioN.-BucLu. il yacuo.
juniper Berries, by distillation. to form fine
gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very
little sugar is used, and a small! proportfon OF
spirit. 1t is moro palatable than any now in
use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists. is of
dark color. 1t is plant that emits its fra
grance; the action of flame destroys this,
Gts active principle, leaving dark and GIN.
tinous decoction. Mine is the color of ingre.
dlcnts. The Duc!lu in my preparation pre-.
dominates; the smallest quantity of the other
ingredients are added, to prevent fermenta-
ton; npon inspection, it win be found not to
oe Iinctnre, rs made in Pharmacopnia, nor is
it a syrup-and therefore can be used in cases
where fever or Inflammation exists. In this,
you have tho knowledge Of the ingredients
and the mode of preparation.
Hopln6 that you will favor it with trial,
your appreciation. With q feeling of CON.
hdence, am, very respectfully,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 years. experience.
From he largest Manutacturing Chemists in
tie World
,, NOVEMBER, 4, 1854
ri am acquainted with Mr.. q. T, Helmbold.
He occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-.
dence, and was successful in conducting tho
business where others had not been equally
30 before him. have been favorably i'm
pressed with his character and enterprise,
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers & Weightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.