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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENTs.-The lion. VIM. S. Groes-
beck, in his recent speech TO the
Democracy at Steubonville, Ohio,
says: eve may not look to the Su-
preme Court to declare these
amendments unconstitutional; it
has no jurisdiction over them. We
may not look to the States to annul
them by a further amendment; it
requires three-fourths Of them to
concur in such movement; that
number will not. concur in such a
movement. And we may not look
to tie people to combine to over
throw them in some other way; the
people have already accepted them
The destruction of slavery is ac-
knowledged and approved by all
and our colored population has vo'
ted in every State of the Union, al
our local and general elections
again and again, and without chal
Ilenge or molestation. These amend
ments will stand. Suffrage, once
granted, cannot be recalled; sui
frage that has been practiced viii
not be surrendered.
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ARCHITECTURE.

THE undersigned would respectfully offer his services as an Architect and
Designer to the citizens Abbevie and surrounding country o
getting specifications for all kinds structures either pubic
reasonable From carly and thorough course
please all who favor him with their pa
ronage.' r 80. H.
References skill Rev.J Young Bonner Dr.
Jas Boyc Hawthorne Of Due Vest Rev H. Sloan or Seaar
and Hugh Wilson, owners OF tho
shall House. j. D. Chalmers JAS W. Fowler of Ahbevle e.
also prepared to construct the Icy En- sUW @
r Of simplicity durability rapiy operation
the chancst Press offered to the public
Communication should addressed at Due West or Abbeve C. IT,
where it will receive prompt attention , ~
These Cotton Presses thoroughly the following
Mr. BENZ Smith, Donadsvie Cox Of Duo West g Lindsay
ous Mills County havo and
under contract would respectfully solicit orders for more They ar.
fully warranted as represented
Respectfully, &c,
a, w. C1ar1&5on.
Septembcr 1871, 2O-tf
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.Sharif,s Sale, !,

ny .YIRTU EoR sundry writs Of fer
EDs faciasi TO me directed, . will sel
at i Abbeville Court House, or
SALE DAY in OCTOBER next t
within the Legal hours the following
property TO wit:5s S&:;{ -. f :.sss:s3 fs::.
s $50 Acres Of land, 7.
more or less, situate and being.ins the
County Of Abbeville, on Watersso ot
little River, bounded by la1dssof Dr..
Tenant. J.: r Calhoun and others,
levied upon as,the property of Jane
Ice, ads ,Dan'I s. Cox and Wife,
against Micajah Lane and wife, and
others. .;Ss;sEEs;s.;S J. 's5,s ~. 81;
Terms Cash. purchasers to pay for
stamps and papers. Is
!: !. f.. q. HENRY s, sCAsoN,
! -. :. 80. - - HI, s. A. G. !
sherif's Office, -
2 Sept8 1877, ,21-3t s. = 4: IS 4,
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An account from the Chicago Times
of q visit to Mrs. Fair credits her with
saving that she would prefer cxecu-
ton to commutation Of sentence. Her
reason as stated was: IL have a
daughter who is now growing up, and,
should / remain in prison, she would
have to stay here and visit me. She
is young, she would grow up without
protection, and there would always
rest on her stain Of my prison life.
But if die, the stain would go away
somewhere else, and in time the stain
would be forgotten" - 49,. =,
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Markets..
ABBEv11LE, September 2s.-Cotton

ABBEv1LLE, September 2S.-Cotton
1G!@17. ,.-
New YORK, September 25. = Flour
O shade firmer. Wheat 1c. higher
Corn firmer. Pork dull, at 13.55@1a.6O.
Cotton firm-uplands 192; Orleans 2os
sales 900 bales. Gold dull, at 14B.
7P. M.-Gold heavy, at 14s@142
Cotton quiet-uplands l92; Orleans 2Osi
sales 2,2O9 bales. Flour shade firmel
common to fair extra G.40@7.10; good
to choice 7.l5@9.0O. Wheat 1.55@1.57
Corn unchanged. Pork firmcr, at l2.G:
D13.75.
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Chief Justice Chase on the Situation

The Chief Justice has been recently
interviewed by correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, whilst scjournine
at the Bethesda Mineral Springs o.
Wisconsin,. His health is much i'm
proved and he expects to resume biz
seat on the Supreme Bench this win.
ter. He seems to be be entirely idcn.
tilted with the Democracy, Judging
from. the following report of his con-
vcrsation.
r. What measure do you regard as
necessary to insure the ultimate sue
csss Of the Democratic party? H>.
Mr.. c. l think now, and have always
thought that the success of any politi-
cal party depended upon its being
consistent with itself, and its adhc-
renee to principles of truth and justic c.
Any party which does not shape itself
in accordance with these principles,
no matter what temporary triumphs
it may eIfoy, must ultimately reap the
reward of it's indiscretions and follies,
and snccumb to noblcr Influences.
II. Do yon approve Of tho "ncw de-
parture' doctrines Of modern Democ-
racy ? .
Mr.. c. object to the term "ncw
departure" ] think the Democratic
party have taken no departure. The
change is simply return to the orlgl-
nal principles. Of Democracy as advo-
Gated by the great founders Of the
party, and docs not embrace the crea-
tion Of any new political ideas.
II Do you think the political aspect
of things looks favorable to the sue
cess Of the Democratic party?
Mr.. G I believe that consistent
adherence to Democratic doctrines is
necessary to secure the success of the
party. The leaders Of. the party
should let the people know they are
in. earnest, and that justice is on their
side. >...-...-.
r. What do you think of the nom
ination of Mr.. Doolittle for Governor.
and the platform OF the Wisconsin
Democracy. -.-
Mr.. C. / fully approve of the plat
form of the Wisconsin Democracy,
ard I do not conceal my hope and
wish that Mr.. Doolit,le shall be elec-
ted. AS regards politics, have moth
ing further to say, nor do deem it
necessary at this time 70. mo to say
anything further. My words and at.
tions for the past years on various oc-
casions, in my public life and else
where, have declared more fully, in
telliyently, and emphatically than ]
could possibly do at this time my
views upon every question of political
Importance which now interest the
people l remark again that a strict
adherence to the ancient principles OF
equity and justice which underlie the
foundation of the Government, will
secure the ultimate success of the Ma
tional Democratic party, and result in
the overthrow of less honest and more
INSCRIPTIONS organizations.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. ~ ~
The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF. ABBEVILLE.
ZN THE. COlLN0N- PLEAS. j: Z
L. D. Merriman, Exr., against An
drew Cobb, W.B. Mcrriwothcr, Z;
and Sam'l A. Hodges e. a
' Bill for EorecIosu,.e. II, .$a,sss;;

.DY virtue of the decretal order in
ID this case, I will sell at public
outcry at ABBEVILLE G. H, for
Cash, on SALE DAY in: OCTOBER
next, within the legal hours, the trac,
Of land described in. the Mortgage,
made by Andrew Cobb to James w
ClinLscales, decd, to wit: All that
tract or parcel of land, situate lying
and being in the County aforesaid
containing 81: - "a
T5 Acres, more or less, ~
formerly bounded by P D.. Klugh
Jas. Strawhorn, Robt. Jones, Jas
Hughey, and others, now by Henry
G. Klugh; James Strawhorn, Mrs
Willy Ellis, Mrs. Hughey, and others
Terms Cash, and purchaser to pay
for stamps and paper. x
HENRY S. CAsoN,.
Sheriff Abbeville County.
1ept.ts sept. s. I7i.' ISL. 81 Ct. ..;. :y.:s:;
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400 Acres Of Land,

more rsless, situate in the County oi
Abbeville, in !, the vicinity Of Green.
wood, on the new cut road, bounded
by lands Of Peter: Rykard, Jacob Ry:
Iard and lands known rs Mrs. Mary
Boozer, leyied uponssas the. property
Of R u. Mounce, ads. Rebecca Ste
wart. and ] J.Coopcr. = T.. = ~
Terms Cash, purchaser to pay fol-
stamps and papers. Z. y, .5.
-. H. s. CAsoN, y...s
y S. A. G. Z,
sheriff's Office, Z - s
Sept. 8, 1871, 81 =. ,.r--... Z.
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l5O Acres Of land,
-SHERIFF'S SALE. !.

:DY virtue of ;sundry writs Of Fieri
ID Facias to mo directed, I will
sell on SALE DAY in OCTOBER
next, at. ABEV1LLE Cm H within
The: legal hours, the following proper
+ty, to wit: <.s.-. !, ~. ~ 3 IL
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TO All who may want to Pure: aS}
COTTON GINS.

THE subscriber having made ar
rangcmcnts with some Of the
most prominent Manufacturers OF
COTTON GINS. is now prepared to
supply all who may want to purchase,
ut the shortest notice, aud on the
most reasonable terms. All who are
in want of Cotton Gins would do well
to examine his Gins before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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1861. OUR A ANNUAL / gn
I. Il,IyHE b EMpo zl[ j RIUM | i OF ].l[

~: T FASHION will + enter
Eupon the 9th year Of its exis- {
Etence on 1st ober. We
thank those who have stood BY
|us during the past four years.
In that interval we have 8 striiTen
hard by homo bic means, to.
extend our siness operation ms.
We have worked hard for pub.
lie patronage. have stll-
died the wants Of the public
and the interests of our cnsto-
Iners, and we are determined
to sustain our reputatio on for
keeping tile best selected Stock
|of Dry Goods and NC illinery in
the country, and for having
Dress Making done ia tie best
|of style. Confning ourseH
strictly to Dry Goods and Miil.
|linery, isn't it reaso sonable ITO ex-S
pect us to show a better sci lee-
|tion Of such Z Goods than any.
house keeping a general stock u
Attending closely TO OH Own
business, we hope To merit from
the people Of A Abbeyille and
adjoining Districts, 81 continll-
ance Of the. liberal patronage,
bestowed upon us IN the past: s:
Our business IS done strictly.
(upon the leash syst eenses
|quently we are ehabled TO al-s
ways give {. good bargains
With a beau Ii Stock d. Dry
Goods and Millinery first class.
Milliners and Dress Makers
eo1nmod dating salesman and
saleswomen ne hope; 10 .dossa
large / business, this Fal and
Winter.
| Our force during HE busy
season shall he sufficient TO wait,
upon all our: customers, @ !.
Entire Stock to, be sopen ffst.
week IN Detob ober. /; 81: q:
Resp ectfu1l,y @
JAS. FO EiER !.
foprieto +:
Fmp poriums sof Fashion
Sept Z 187 20 #
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Notiee!

OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR.
The County Boavd of EQualiza:
ton met on the 18th instant, and
adjourned until September 2Sth
inst. During the intervening time
complaints made under oath will
be received and filed in the office,
and on Which the above Board will
take action at it's next meeting.
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| GEN ERAL UhOChn2
and Commission Business
at the old stand of our senior mem
Der, No. 267 Broad Street, where we
will take great pleasure in often Sec
ing our many patrons and friends,
rand Offering them a selection from on
our large stocks Of GROCERIES,
BAGGING, ROPE, TIES, SALT,
BACON, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS,
TOBACCOS aud FLOUR. .
We have also tho Agency for the
sale Of the we'll known FERTlLl-
ZERS, imported and prepared by
Wilcox, Gibbs e. Co., viz: Phoenix
Guano, Wilcox, Gibbs Il Co.'S Manlp-
ulated Guano. Guano, Salt and Plas-
ter Compound, and Peruvian Guano,
Dissolved Bone, Plaster, &c. The
qualities are guaranteed and orders
command our immediate attention for
either.
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RY virtue of, tho Order Of Court
D made in this case, | will sell at
public outcry, at Abbeyille Court
House, on the FIRST MONDAY in
OCTOBER next, within the legal
hours, all that tract or. plantation oi
land of which Elizabeth Harris died.
seized and possessed, to wit: ~. ss
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Willis G.. Harris, Ex'r, against Geo
A. Addison. NJ. c. Taggart. and
others: ~ =.
Bills for account, Sales OF. Land, Mar.
N shat .Assets, dc. ,3y:$:: Z:
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The following persons have packages
Il the Express Office.
DR. w l. Anderson, Lee Russell, J }
McGrau Il Co, J Il Lyon, NJ WinsStock.
G.. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Fly virtue Of an Execution to me
- me directed, will sell at Abbe.
vIlc Court House, on the FIRST
MONDAY in OCTOBER next, with
in the legal hours, all that tract or
plantation Of land, containing Il.
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sherif's Sales.


nY virtue of an execution from
Is Robert Il. Hemphill, Trial JUS
tice. TO me directed,I will sell before
the COURT HOUSE DOOR, of
ABBEVILLE COUNTY, on the
FIRST MONDAY in OCTOBER
next, the following property, levied
mon at the suit Of Lee & Wilson,
against Michael O'Burns, to wit:
All that tract of. land situate in
Fort Pickens, fronting Leroy j. Will
sons, and adjoining lands of DR.. J,
w. MARSHALL, Gen. S. McGowen, and
others, containin FOURAcre more
or less. r -. ....s
II. IS. CAsON,
-, 80, S. A. c.
Sheriff's Office; \
Sept. II, 1871,
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Gs7 Acres, more or.1ess,

GS7 Acres, more or:less,
situate lying and being in the Coun: ;:
,y Of ALbeviIle and bounded by lands
Of A. p. Connor, Jacob Miller, ane
others, to be moro particularly de
scribed on day Of sale, lowed upon al
the property of Isaac Kennedy, decd
at the suit of Samuel Jordan. ~
Terms Cash, purchaser to; pay fol
stamps and papers, 80. <.
H. S. cAsoN,
sheriff's Office, | ~
Sept. 8, 1871. g.,
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THE HOME iIKACI,~g. s.sss..
Containing Lao Acres, :.
more or less, which was assigned to
Willis G.. Harris, in the division ne,
tween him and William Harris, situate
lying and being in the County and
State aforesaid to be more particular:
Iy described on day Of sale. - Z
Terms Cash, purchaser to pay tor
stamps and papers. ...... ..,..-s,.. ,.ss.,@, (,
H. S. CASON, Il
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John EnrigAt.

Aug 10, 1871, lG-tf
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Tho local authorities in various
parts of Cuba have sent to Havana
over 1000 Chinese Of those whose
term Of apprenticeship had expired,
while others arc runaways. The
first named, according to previous
laws, must rchire themselves or leave
Cuba. F
A journal of San Francisco claims
for that citysthat it, viii hereafter be
the great receiving depot for tea.
While this is very probable from the
nature of things it is not so clear as
to which Eastern city will receive the
lions share of trade in the transpor-
tation Of this commodity. New
York claims this, but Chicago and St
Louis contest. In the meantime tea
il arriving in San Francisco in great
quantities, and is being sent across
the continent by rail. During the
week ending the 25th Of August
eighteen hundred tons, it is stated,
took that direction, and it was OK
pected that in a few days thereafter
twelve hundred tons would follow.
A dispatch from Fort Wayne, Ind.
to the Chicago Tribune says that the
recent operations of the Treasury de-
tectives. IN that neighborhood have
resulted in placing twenty-one alleged
counterfeiters in the hands of the
law, besides capturing $4,000 O.
counterfeit money and plates, which
arc conceded to be the finest ever ex
ecuted in tho county. There yet re
main some of the gang to be looked
after, but they are small dealers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

MONETARY.


ovVvCI OF ran DArLY R8PuBLIcAu,,
MONDAY gvnNrHe. November IL. ls1.
The money market proper continues without any
naSkeA change. The number Of applications for
discounts ct bank 10 st large. but most Of the ap
proved paper offered 10 accepted. On the street
very fair business 10 doing Ut about our quotations
vi some outside transactions at higher dgures
We quote Al notes with first class collateEals q
ll0N p cent p annum, and good and second grade
at lz0ls; first class business paper without collat
erals At 1906. and second grade at l80-. Mort
gage notes rule ct 10 p cent y annum for Al. and
l30ls for second grade.
Goad opened 1t ms dlllk against llIA It New
To b. and closed It lllh 0llls lagainst llA.)
TIE sales included 5000 At llIk; $1,000 and
$500 At lut; elooO. 13oo $1,000. and $4,000
at ilt; end $500 st lllA 9illt. The severn
ment offered $4,000 ct lllh, only &3S,Ooo q
10 GALE. Of any moment were reported in silver.
Ws quote lcsSllo Tor American half-dollaas. and
gold =, nst t decline
~ witch ESQ s q q aiss: 4
i.dins 8 ila eco iii Of isans and ci S 81 ot
l1sA 0llsF, and R2soo FIRST class It To.
No sales Of francs were reported
~. We quote sterling st liS1 9llSt for good to Al
Domestic exchange absut the same - ON Natur.
day: The hanks drew On New FORK 81 h On per
ss3t d. osns s%d ths :.,ss ieeladsa e7s t:ni
count $4,000 commerciAl at 4, and $4,000 ana
$500 hank sud rrivase bankers At SC.
49,. 10y weetnsr infestered with business in the
sethinf was reported
No sake Of bonds came within our notice.
sixteen hundred dollars in city sppr opriation |
certi6cstes changed hands at &c
City treasury notes were nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

ON Lake Michigan and ON the Louisiana
coast. Cautionery signals arc ordered fo1
tbis eveainG far New Orleans, Mobile, Nil
wAukee and Chicago +, ii.A
River lDeoaaGooeo.
Sou1HwBsT Pass, November l2, IL NJ
BaFometer sole. Wind south, southwest,
Arrived: Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, mas,
ter, q twelve last night, from Philadelphia,
e william vii .a.. Creesyy; ;Ntea~ship victs6urs'
dyke, Norton T. Co.; American bark.
entine F!eetwing, Davis, master, TWEEN.
ty-nins days from New York, with
9 general cargo to master; the
Noewegiaa bark Posiedon, Kundsen. mas
ter, Aity-seven days from Port Talbot.
Wales, with railroad iron 70 order: British
schooner Helena, Huuter, master. seven
days ftem Utilla, with fruit to the New Or
leans and hey lslands Fruit Company.
Sailed: Steamship St. Louis.
IS 2. 4-Darometer 30:l5. Wind west
northwest, blowing strong. No arrivals Or
departure& u ~
VlcKsBURo, November la-Passed down:
Pargoud, Ut p. n; City of Quincy, At 2
r. y. Passed up: Belle Lee, 1t A. NJ; 8.
8. Merrill, Ut p. n. River rising. Weather
llmrHn, November l3.-weather cool
Nd Nd, s; Is;l;:. River ri'ins, Passed down;
CHcmxArI, November l3.-Riyer four
feet two inches in the channel. There was
. heavy raa1 the greater spaEt Of the after.
noon, with the prospect Of continuous rain
tonight.
CAIko, November l3.-Departed: Citv Of
vicksbuIg and Belle Pike for St. Louis. st
2. H.; Utah Nnf 81. Louis, ct 2 p. L.; City
Il day. TheswSmetef50o..fllf 33if =
LOUByI1., November San packets
nov are side-wheel. River three feet six
i0ches ct the head Of the canal, twenty
inches IN the chute, three feet elk inches to
Evaasvine, and rising. Departed: Carrie
A. Thorn, for New Orleans. Raining
neafly Al day; allow Eaip tonight.
PI1TsBURG, Novembee 81 4Weather,
cloudy and getting cold. River rising,
with thirty inches in the channel.
D0Agngvnl8, sNOvamber l3-Raiued all |
day. The river has risen four inches in the |
pest tWenty40u hears. 4
-. LOU1D, November l3.-Afrived: Es- |
peranSs and Nellie Ebert ffom New Or /
leans, and 4sfy Mcdonald from vlcksburg. |
Departed: Glencoe for Now Orleans. Tho
river, after rising eighteen inches, has come
. etssd To- day. Tho steady rain ON the
Noethern and Western courees will soon
,anse aaether rise. There hes been . steady
- AeFe On day and tonight. Freights
. New Orleans and vicksburg have de-
'hneA to sixty eents for -four and thirty
I've cents ter pound fteiGhts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14

NEW YORK, November l2:-The cotton
movement Is the largest for the season in
receipts. The exports are larger than last
week, but not up to the corresponding week
Of 1870. Tho receipts ct al ports for the week
arc l05, 400 bales, against sos Last week,
$500 tho previous week, and 1858 three
weeks since. Tho total receipts since Septem.
Der are 565, 1875 bales, against 67S, $50 for the
corresponding period Of the previous year,
showing decrease since September { this
year Of l3l 1861 bales. The total exports
IRON all p0rts for the week are II, Isl bales,
Against 81, $50 for the same week last year.
The total exports for the expired portion of
tho cotton year are 230.S56 bales, against
26l 1876 tor the Same time last year. The
stock at al ports IL 297, 1856 bales, against
3l5, 72S for the same time last year: The
stocks ct interior towns are 66,776 bales,
against s., O7O last year. The stock Of cot
ton in Liverpool 10 497, 900 bales, against
1000 last year. The American cotton
afioat for Great Britain is 5000 bales,
against l33 900 last year. The indian cot
ton aHoat for Europe 10 3Sl, 1876 bales,
against 9N, 446 last year. Tho weather
south was rainy during the week in many
sections, although not 60 much 20 q last
week. scarcely any mention IL made
OF frost. The crop is being gathered
rapidly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
MEDICAL,


| SWIFT QU1NINB ID RDC1NT IMPROVE
~ ment; replaces the use Of tho Bitter 0ulpho1I
X91n1ne With which I'll arc fhmiliar Dose 1or ~
nwasfante1 foly equal in every Wy . Dtt1W
0n!AT. POSITIVE AND UNRAILM0 CURE
| !or all dtesesee Of malaztous origin.
1rHR aSE1 FEVER
REx1drTExr FEVER,
BILIOUS F1VtI,
1Ra TIE leas train II disordsrs following de-
d made solely from Peruvian Bark leo IN Bittar On,
n1ne), therefore IL Of vegetable origin and not 4
mineral poison. but on the contrary 10 proved to II
one Of tho elements found in the blood Of I'll healthy
SWEET QUININk
Acts - IN anttdote to- well - . curer for male
S1 t Z. 1as. poi;;o1 the absorption q w
only sdvantaEe claimed for
SWEET QUININ4
ever the U.s. Of old Bitter Quiniue II thu antir, ~
eence Of that tntense persistent bitterness Whioh
IN the latter 10 an insuEmountablo obstacle to r.
~ Win most persons. and always with ohil6Fon,
SWEET QUNINB
. N two totms-fn powder for tho use Of phys,caa,a
enG tS and nuid for use in the family n
9yN Manufacturing Chemists New Yoch.
IMMEDIATE RKLlEF.
AND PERMANENT CURE auARAxr1m.
THE GREAT WEsTERNREMEDY.
Certain and Speedy Curs for MeuralGaa.
DZspepsis, Sick HeaA-ache, Chills and Fever. "a
Whole pages from influential citisens testifyins
70 the disease dispelling and health.promcfinS
4anIties Of the GREAT WkSTRRN RRHRtY. Nm
furnished ON application.
0old By An First Class DruGGisn
= cents 50 cents Is cents o. and d 50 mr. Do<saa
A01N13 WAITED BvB1YWuBHR.
AASON DAVIS. Disooveree and Nanulnotupne
3SS Wash1ngto1 Street, Newark, n. j.
10 BE- obtained Of the Manufacturer ct Wholeaala
sno xetatl, OF 1t DB4A6 BARNES CO.. and H1II.
= 1vCKLs' Agents in NEW YORK CITY.