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Steamship William r. Clyde, Sherwood "a hours
from New York, with mdse. TO John +. Oal.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to w. NJ Baird 4 Co.
Steamer TacOny, Nichols, "a hours from New York,
with mCse. to w. M Baird Co.
SchT Ralph SOuder, Crosby, from Hlsboro, N g.,
with cslciDed plaster TO French, Richards 4 Co.
vessel to Souder Adams.
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THE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
Il TRIAL RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
Oh and after MONDAY, October 3, 1870, trains
Leave Philadeiphia from Depot OF P. W. .&B.RR,
corner OF BROAD Street and WASHINGTON Ave-
For Port Deposit at A. M. and 4.8O p. M.
For oxford at A. NJ 4'30 P. M, and p. M
For oxford on Saturdays only, at 2'30 II. N.
For Chadd's Ford and Che ester Creek Railroad at
A. NJ, 1OA. NJ, 4.sO P. III. and p. M. Satur-
Train leaving Philadelphia at A. M, connects at
Port Deposit with train for Baltimore.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 10 A. M. and 80
Wilmington and Reading Railroad.
Trains for Philadelphia
Lave Port Deposit at '25 A M and 4'2o P. M.
on arrival of trains from Baltimore.
oxford at s 'O5 and 1895 A. M. and 5'soP. NJ Sun
cRadd s Ford at 726 A. NJ IL .ss A. M, so5 P. NJ,
and 649 p. M. Sundays at $40 p. M. only.
HENRY WOOD General superintendent.
VEyEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, October II, 1870,
Trains will leave and arrive at the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and CHEsNUT Streets. as follows-
FROM PHILADELPHIA
For West Chester at 745 and 1l'2O A. M 2 80,
cI6. and lI'soP. NJ Stops at all stations. %
only at stations between Media ana West Chester
" For B. G. Junction al 4.lO p NJ. Stops at all sta
tions.
From West Chester at $50 and 104o A. NJ, IS,
4-55, and $50 u. NJ Stops at all stations.
From West Chester at T65 A. M. This train stops
only at stations between West Chester and Media
Greenwood eXcepted)
From b. c. Junction at $40 A. NJ. Stops at all
ON suNDAY-Leaye Philadelphia at $50 A. N.
and 2 p n. Leave West Chester at 1855 A N. and
ioa Il VIC. WHEELER. superintendent
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING M MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Fl SldB 10, 1870.
foot OF Market street upper ferryI
$40 A. M, Passenger for bridgeton, Salem,
IL as A NJ, Woodbury. Accommodation
3l6 p. M, Passengerfor Cape May, Millyile, and
way stations below Glassboro
$50 p. M, Passenger for Bridgeton, Salem
Swed esboro, and way stations.
$50 p. NJ, Accommodation for Woodbury., Glass
bOro CLAYTON ana intermediate stations
Freipht Train leaves Camden daily at IAN.
WILLIAM ]. EEWELL4 superintendent
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8 T Z a M z q OYS r Z n S!
HALF PECK FOR 25 CENTS
Large Stews and Psnncd. Genus
SauOle hOCk ibOuht .Do
The FINEST Quality OF Salt and Fresh oysters in the
shell.
TRIPE AND OYSTERS.
BROILED OYSTERS,
FRIED OYSTERS.
Especial attention given to STEAMED OYSrERsl
-. L.. LEACH,
OYSTER PLANTER AND DEALER,
N. E. Corner NINTH and CHESNUT Streets.
Eating bar supplied with all the delicaces OF the
season. 9 % thstutf
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Il D.
Streets.
Until further notice trains will leave and arrive as
follows-
TRAINS LEAVE. A. NJ TRAINS ARRIVE A. n.
Way Pshsengor.... T30 Pottstown Accom-. $40
HaIrisb'g Il Potts Ex 8.l5 Reading 4 Potts AcclO2O
PHI. & Potts. W.Tr'n IL 80 p. M.
r. NJ. Harrisb'g & Potts Ex 90
Harrsbg Potts. Ex 80 Phil. & Potts. w. Tr'n 43O
POttstown Accom- E. 60 Harrsb'g & Potts. Ex 90
Reading & Potts. Acc b'l5 Harrisburg, Pottsv'e,
ON SUNDAYS. and Allentown Acc 925
To Reading. ......... 500 ON SUNDAYS. A. NJ.
p. M. From Pottsville ..... 12'35
To Pottsyile. 3l6 Pm.
From Reading. ...... 7'25
The Sunday trains connect with similar trains on
the FeTkiomen and ColebroOkdale Railroads.
For D3wningtown aud points on Chester Valley
Railroad take Z 80 A. M 1890 Noon, and p M.
For Schwenksville and poiots on Perkiomen Rail-
road take 80 A. NJ, IL 80 Noon. and 5'15 r. M.
For Mount Pleasant and points on Colebro0kdale
Railroad take 1880 A. M. and 400 p. NJ.
N. Y. EXPRESS FOR PITTSBURG AND WEST,
Trains leave New l Ork at 900 A. NJ. and 500 +.
M, passing Reading at As and 1Oo5 r. NJ, connect
ing at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania and Northern
Central trains for Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburg,
Baltimore, Williamsport, ETC.
Sleeping cars accompany these trains through be-
tween jersey City and Pittsburg without change.
Trains for New York leave Harrisburg at 25, 10,
and so A. M, and $50 p. M.
Additional train leaves New York for Harrisburg
at 1900 noon.
Fer particulars see Guide Books which can be
obtained at No Sll Chestnut street, and At all sta
tiOns, without charge.
Season, School, Mileage, and Communication Tick
els at reauced rates, to be had OF 8. Bradford,
or G. A. Ncolls, General Superintendent Reading.
STREET CARs.-The Thirteenth and Fifteenth, and
Race and Vine streets, connecting with other lines,
run close to the depot.
Baggage collected and delivered by Dungan's Bag
fsRe Express. Orders left At Depot, or at No. 225
: Fourth street. 1112
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RAILROAD LINES.

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
i Depot-THIRTEENTH and CALLOWHlLL
Streets.
Until further notice trains will leave and arrive as
fOllOws:-
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Harine Ne,os see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.
Sun RISES. ........., GAG MOON SETS. 03
SUN SETS. ........... 440l HIGH WATBB........ S21
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
WASH. BUTCHER,
ISRAEL W. NORRIS , COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
JAMES tUGHERTY, }
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SAILED.

SAILED.
Steamer Centipede, Wiletts, for Boston, sailed
yesterday at 345 L. NJ.
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Mails are forwarded Dy every steamer In the rogu.
lar lines The steamers for or from Liverpool call al
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call al
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Conti'
nant cali at Southampton.
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ARRIYED YESTERDAY.

1. Burns, Wyman, Barbados,
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CONSIGNE.ES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
w \ McFall, ID . 4 II NJ Shocmc,
G 7 Haskell, ! Crews, Il Il Baker,
G Chambers, W II & c. Mattox, w
McCasIin, Quarlcs, Perrin Il Co.,
Barnes Il Co., III Veal, NJ w Baker,
Baker Il Clinkscalcs, Jay Il Bradley:
VI III Parker, J o Davis. y b kcnnc-
dy, " IL Bass: Mrs j Il Allcn,. :. Clark
W y Walker, J e Dcvolin, Wm Viii
son, J y Norwood, w ID Mars 4 Go
Norwood, DlPrc & Co.: S \ Walker
Trowbridgc & Co., Mays, BarnwcIl &
Co.
EXPRESS County Commission
c:s, J NJ McCay, Parker & Lee, w Y
IIutson e. Co, j MrO Talman, II
Scott, Gen. McGowcn, Wm Thomp-
son, (carc Robinson's Circus,) j NJ
Boyd, Mosoly & White, Trowbrilgc L.
Co., l. Patterson, J \ Langley.
ID. r. SONDLEY,
Agent.
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4 & Il l..

How TO Build 'CnEAp.-i;vcrv one
who has any experience in building,
Fnows to his sorrow chat the thous-
and and one little items including in
the onc word .f"ishiny, make fully half
the costbf Il house, and that ill-advis-
cd expenditure in this direction often
runs the bill far above the estimate.
TO avoid sucli trouble and disappoint-
mcnl, buy Your blinds, doors, sashcs.
meul'lings direct from tho manut;,ct,,-
rer, -. i. Toale, Charleston, S. G.
See advertisement. I'm.
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A New York VIEW. OF RRronM.-
The New York Times (Republican)
Frditorially nlludes to the Reform
movement in Sonth Carolina in, the
Following terms: ,;,..-l -,
"Thc union in.South CAROLINA of all
classes, colors and political parties to
advocate Retrenc chment and. Reform
An the go<ernrn cnt Of the State; rep
resents tendency of. which the his
tory of the. next few years wilt prob
ably furnish. abundant examples. In
the ABSENCE of, aHy absorbing sspgrty
tissuc,' men NATURALLY turn their 4atten!
tion to tho most VITAL, though ,fre-
quently tho most neglected of, an
questions, the efficiency Of the. exec1l-
tive power. Waste, Corruption and
misrule may be hidden for time uinl::
der the shadow Of party majorities,
but the hour arrives when the public
sentiment, without respect to political
1distinction, demands VT b 'iirresistiblo
nnanffity On honest, ana capable
management of public affairs When
will Rcpn bliGans i'm New Y6fk. have
arrived at that stage?': 'sa- '"'si'
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For CONgrNsS.

MsssRs. EDiro2s Please msers la
your columns tho subinincd extract
from thq Columbia Guardian, nomin,.
ting Jc,n 4. Bncoh,. Esq, of Edge
field, fl Representative in Congress
from This Congressional District. We
heartily endorse tho nomination, not
only on account of our personal cs-
teem for Mr.. Bacon, but because VIC
arc assured Of his perfect fitness, in
cvcry respect, to represent us. His
absence from his native State during
the political excitement just prccc,
ding the war, and his devotion to the
practice Of Law since have prevented
him from being rs intimately known
to and appreciated by our people, as
he deserves; but his attainmcnts, his
integrity, md his patriotism warrant
the faithful performance Of his duty
to the country, and his eligibility un,
der the laws Of the United States
must remove all obstacles to his adj
mission to his scat, if elected, which
latter consideration, as experience has
proved to IFS. must not be overlooked
in selecting 4 candidate for this Office
NEwEEHEY.
NcHJcrry UernM.
Mn. Enron: In tho .approachin. 4.
fall elections in this State, the public
good demands that the most COM
prtcnt and available men should be
presented as cantlidatcs. There is
especial need ut this timc for real con-
|scrv"livc representation in Congress.
And for the position Of Representa-
'tivcs from this Congressional District.
we ask leave to nominate John II.
Bacon. Esq. of l:lscticld. Mr.. Ha-
con seems to us 10 combine, ut pres
cnt, more Of tho elements of success
for this office than almost any one in
the Congressional District.
lie labors under no disability to
take the seat. if elected. lie was alb
sent i'll Europe nearly four years be-
fore the commencement Of The late
war; never held any. politics.! office
in the State; and is. therefore, obnoX-
ious to no party. Ills study Of inter
national and constitutional law while
abroad, renders him familiar with the
great questions now daily arising in
Congress-. His vigorous intellect.
high sense Of honor, and fine literary
atanmcnts, cninently qualify him
for the position. Above all, he is
available and conservative, and we
know will yield all his energies to the
Conservative party in the next cleo
lion. MANY EoTERs.
Columbia Guardian, It'll.
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Senator Gains Views on the Reform
Movement.

The steady cry of the Opposition to
the Republican party is that there arc
corruptions in the party which dcs-
troy its utility; that the enormous
taxation opprcsses the people; that
tho administration Of public affairs is
FprolliSate and destructive to the in
forests of the people. We, in our
Judgment: believe that in too many
instances these charges are true. We
have indicated in former issues of
this paper the sources through Which
this has been done. The wiIful waste
Of the public monies in certain dircc-
tions, the formation Of cliqucs in and
through which this great waste is
pcrpctratcd, is the most dlmning fea-
ture Of this mis-govcrnmcnt and wan-
ton extravaganza. We have heard OF
the vibrating curses which have fallen
upon our head. since VIC called attcn-
ton to This subject few weeks ago.
We advise those gentlemen to Keep
perfectly cool. We know enough Of
their transactions to hang Mcne: and if
they push us to the wall we will tear
off the garments from their dctormcd
)OlltlCitl CitIcslSScS, anu cNlllule lnClll
to public gaze, in such manner, that
they will bc confined so deep III their
political graves, that Gabricl's trum-
pct will never awake them.
We claim that any party tc be res
pcctable, and retain the confidence OF
the people, must be honest. We claim
that it is the right for public servants
to have proper compensation for ser
vices rendered; but we claim that no
public man has the right to use the
public monies, for his own personal
benefit, to the dctrimcnt Of tho pco-
pies interest. We believe that there
arc honest men enough in the party.
if placed i'll proper position, to purge
out the thieves, robbers, and restore
the confidence Of the whole people:
in its integrity. But ii the honest
mon in the party hold their tongues
and use no efforts to expose the evil
doors, then they will bear the odium
of partaking Of the crimes Of tho
guilty.
we say to the honest Republicans
let us move upon their works at once
demanding an unconditional surren
der Of the plunder, and restore it t.
the people, to whom it rightfully be
longs.-Missionary Record.
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I Nri'~.'l cf'nwNtiN'NE; or
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON. :. c,
Corrected Weekly ty Il. C. M UFlt1N, Bro
Ecr, No. 25 BROAD Street
May 20, 1870.

Srrrr SEcrRlrIks-Sou,h Cnrohna. .cll.sS
II -: do new,-nS0 do, regisrd stVok, cN int
--nSO.
Cry SrcrnrrrKs-Augusta, ca. Bonds, u
b5; do. Fire Lean Bonds, s,--aIC Columbia, $
C. Bonds, -nTO.
RAILROAD DoSns.--Bluc Ridge, (irst mort.
gngt)-a60; Charleston anil Savannah, -a1U
Charlotte, Columbia and Augustu.-as1l J; Che.
raw nnl .Darling.on.-aS3; GrccnsiIle and
Columbia, (iirst mort )Snn-; do. State qua
rantec, 67a-; Northeastern, Ssa--; Savan-
nah and Charleston, LIST mort. --nsn; do;
Statc guarnn tee, alb; South Carolina, -
ais; do, 73; Spartanburg and Union-uG0.
RAILROAD STocEs--Charlotto Columbia and
Augusta, -n5O; Grcenville and Columbia, 2a
l.; Northeastern, 9; Savannah and Charles
ton, -a35; South Carolina, whole shares
-ai5 do, half do --n2'
EXCHANGE. &c.-New York Sight, of par
Gold, l12allI; Silver, lO5al6s.
SOUTH CAEo,rNA BANK BILLS.
ABank of Charleston. .................-a- :.
SBank of NcwIerry.....: ................a-
l'nnk Of Camden. ..................:.. .. Boa
/a'k Of Gcorgctown.. ia
Bank of South Carolina. ...... ......luu-
Bank of Chcster................ ......... 5a-
Eunk Of Ilanhlirg g........................G ga
Bank of State Of s. q. prior to 1861 .....aSa-
Bank.of State of :. G. issue lStil and 'G2 35a-
'Plnntcrs and Mechanics Bank of
Charleston. ............-n-
Peoples Bark of Chn nrlcSton.........-a-
'Cnion Bank OF CEnrl, ston
Southwestern Il r Bank Of Charleston,
p'u,--....s . -
Sou!t hwcstcrn Il Il Bank Of Charleston,
new ....--....... ..-a-
State Bank of Charlrsion...... .Sa-
Farmers arI Exchange Bank of Char
lc-lOH...... 6
Exchange l'nnk of Columbia -
Commercial iSank Of Columbia ia
Merchants Bank: Of Cheraw ia
Planters Bank oc Faii fell ..ia-
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable par
City Of Charleston Change Bills. .... ra".-
fElis marked thus (-) are being redeemed
ut the Bank Counters OF each.
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Markets..

AnrEvlLLE, May 27.-Cotton %
New YonK, May 25-Cotton dull
at 225 (t23s. Gold IL.
Z u. Motion easier, at 22l
Gold 1IiM 14s.
CHARLESTON, May e5.-Cotton dull
middling 214.
LIVERPOOL, May % Noon.-Cot,
ton dull -uplands 1Os.
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IRE EIl. 80 i>rorcr TIE. JlEvr
Nvr-WCrnblis,r m a,,otf"r colnmr
tho Eitl r,porte,tto tho llouyc BY the
Committee on Ways and Means, n
few days since, for tho reduction OF
internal rcvcnuo taxes. The Bill cuts
Off the tax on lcgacics und success.
siotis, that yielded sa,43a,b93 last
year; gross receipts Of corporations,
|SS,Iii,2l0; special taxes of many
kinds, amounting to s2S,7ti,752 1t
reduces thoyicld OF The income tax
S5,7I1, los, by increasing exemption
TO $500, and throws off $33 3,9tC,71G
by repeal or certain schedules 1t
lcvics three per cent. tax on deposit
of Government money in banks,
amounting 10 100000. Thc Bill will
be rctugncd from the Committee TO
whom it was referred within Il week.
The action accords with ain universal
and imperative demand. There may
be debate on the manner in which the
reductions are made. Other interests
will naturally ask to be relieved as
these have boon. But as TO the advi-
stability Of the main course Of action,
there can hardly be two opinions,
when the best and complctrst pros
rcrity Of business rs u whole is taken
into Courier.
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.PRoBAELE CHANGE OF RorTE.-Wc
learn that the Port Royal Railroad
Company arc having surveys made
for H. route to connect with the Char
lottc, Columbia and augusta Railroad
ut Big Horse Creek, some three miles
from Hamburg. If tl:c proposed
route should. be determined upon, and
the City Council permits their trains
TO enter the city on Washington
street, over the Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta bridge, the Port Royal
Company will avoid the great cost OF
Il bridge AT Sand Bar Ferry, with the
long trcStIc-worll that would be re-
Guircd on the Georgia side of the riv-
cr.--fuynstu ConStitutionuliSt.
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xz&az1zRlk
80 Ms8at1sSa
" A m
We ask attention to- this Unrivalcd
FAMILY MEDICINE.

FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Pain Killer is, by universal consent, al
lowed to have won for itself q reputation un
surpassed in t'sc history Of medicinal prcpera
tiuus. Its instantaneous effect in the entire
eradication and extinction of Pain, III NIL it.
various forms incidental 10 the homan family
and the.unsolicited written and yarbnl testimo-
ny of the masses in its favor, have been, it,
own best advertisement.
For evidence in favor .of tho Poim hHlc,
for Ministers Sore Throat or Bronchitis, read
the following:
GENrs.-The Pain hiNrr has been con-
slant occupant OF our huuse for over two
years, and portion of the time it has been
he only medicine under our roof. Hardly
ever do have my children complain of being
sick, without having them ask i'll the same sen
tence for Pain Killer
For several years before rhecame acquaint-
ed with the Pain Killer, had suffered u great
deal from TN affection in my throat, thought
by soine physicians to be Bronchitis, by others
10 be what is called Miniaters' Sore Throat
tone time it was go severe that ! wns oblig.
I'd TO give up preaching Within n few
months after 1 had become acquainted with
The Pain Killer, l had another attack from
that distressing complaint tried my new
found medicine, aud, to my as.onislment and
delight, it produced n wonderfully soothing
effect. In n short time was wholly relieved
Since that time I have had a number of nj.
tacks of the same nature, md the Pain Kill
Ter has always afforded ME relief. About one
year since, my wife became subject to severe
suffering from Rheumatism !: our r,sort, ms
usual, was to the Pain Killer, which. would
always relieve l:er. >"r
have not time now to sly more, rs
could with n hearty good will, and always
have done, III hrnises Of the Pain Kile-. Il
this hastily written letter, in commentator o.
Perry Davis valuable medicine, will be o.
any service, you are ut liberty to do with il
as you please.
:. Very truly pours.
EDGER CADY, Owntonnn. Mimi,
! Missionary of tic Il. B. Home Mission Society
May q, 1870. 2-lm.
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LADIES, I Shoes /.

EEIHITE BROTHERS would di-
Wv rect special attehtion to their
stock of Ladies'. Shoes. They would
keep the PUBIC cons stantIy liz mind OF
their Ladies' hand-scwct shoes. For
durability these. goods arc superior to
any othefs. xS5:The material out. Of
which they are manufactured is tie
very. best, and the E.ct OF their being
made BY hand adds Fifty per cent. to
thcir,yalac, W. arc anxious toiutro-
duce these Shoe; largely, and we will
snarantee every pair. Thcy;are as
cheap, rs machine sewed shoes, and
wc can recommend them with great
confidence. Give them trial.
rs WHITE BROTHERS.
April.15 1870, 5l-tf
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: MnETI HM, !, >
J M.iA M ...A .Al, - 80

ii#yety man aaaaaaS shStss, isaais tof
cow should haye a4 bottle Of MsGerds a
Eoiic MKture-lit 10 so1sdr6bng esil
q PENNEY'S DRUG sEQRE and cot
March Is, 1870, 4s-u.
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:. NOTICE.
TO Teachers.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given
IL that the 'County Board of FAX,
aminers" for School Toaohers for .Ah4ss
beville County will examine all Whb
shall apply them on and after the
Goth Of April instant: sa
No teachers will receive pay from
the State unless they shall pass :exodpsr
ipation and receive certificates :oE
qualification. {. a.
Those Wishing to be examined Wilt
apply immediately, as their. pay may
date from said examination.
The Board will sit at Abbevills
Court House. -: -, - ; y
Notice is also given that tho boup-
daries of tho several Townships in
this County will be adopted las Che
boundaries of the School Distriets.n
,.s -, H. J, LoMAK, 6,
Chairman tBoa &
April 22 1870, 52.3m
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.TuEy Ism. ub Tstn s lsss fsss. SIS SfatbnsS.odS abssS Is
Sumter Bitters is not the beet nodiS ara sStS
r,.chis offered to the sufEcy:ns.