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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-26
POET RY.
A WOMAN'S CONCLUSIONS.
BY PHOEBE CARY.

l
l said. If l might go back again
To the very hour and place of my birth
Might have my life whatever choose,
And live it in any part of the earth;-
Put perfect sunshine into my sky,
Danish the shadow Of SORROW and doubt
Have all my happiness multiplied,
And all my suffering stricken out;
III could have known, in the years now
gone,
The best that a woman comes to know.
Could have had whatever will make her
blest,
Or whatever she thinks will make her 30
Have found the highest and purest bliss
That the bridal wreath and ring inclose;
And gained the one out of all the world
That MY heart as we'll as my reason
chose;
And if this had been, and l stood tonight
BY my children, lying asleep in their
beds,
And could count in my prayers, for q
rosary,
The shining row of their golden heads;-
Yea! said, if miracle such as this
Could be wrought for me, at my bid
ding, still
/ would choose to have my pas. as it il,
And TO let my future come as it will!
l would not make the path have trod
More pleasant or even, more straight or
wide;
Nor change my course the breadth of
hair,
This way or that way. to either side.
Ny past is mine, and ! take it all;
Its weakness its folly, if you please;
Nay, even my sins, if you come to that,
May have been my helps, not hind
RANGES!
If l have saved my body from the flames
Because that once I had burned my
hand;
Or kept myself from q greater sin
By doing a less you will understand;
1t WAS better suffered little pain,
Better l sinned tor little time,
II the smarting warned ME back from |
death.
And the sting of sin withheld from !
crime.
Who knows its strength by trial. will know
What strength must be set against sin;
And how temptation is overcome
lie has learned. who has felt its power
within.
And who knows how a life at the last NAV
show
Why. look at the moon from where we
stand!
Opaque. uneven, you say; yet he shines,
A luminous sphere, complete and grand!
80 let my past stand, just M it stands.
And let me now, as may. grow old;
AM what am, and my life for Inc
LIZ the best-or it had not been, I hold.
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WORDS OF COMFORTS TO
MOTHERS.

1 AAN 44AGxtOs
| A woman who does all her owl
work, who has very little means q
her command, and who, besides i.
the mother of several small children
none of whom are able to help her
or wait on themselves, but on the
contrary, require constant attention,
often has weary moments of utter
discourngement. Her thoughts run
somewhat in this way:
IL am completely tired out, yet
my work is not half done. I meant
to have accomplished so much to-
day; but I had bad kindling, and
the fire has been poor in conse-
quence; then the baby has been
cross, and the other children noisy
and boisterous, and having them
indoors all the time this cold
weather is 80 tiresome to them and
to me. Then there are their little
stockings to be knitted, and shirts
for husband to be made-dear me,
l am sure l do not see where I am
going to find the time to do them!
But that is not the worst of it. NV
darling children are SO neglected, 1
can't possibly spare the time to train
them Alright; and when I see other
persons children so quiet and Or
dcrly, and SO neat and wcll-dressed,
it makes me feel badly. 1 am afraid
my children will turn out miser-
ably. 1t is seldom 1 can stop to
correct them as I should; and it is
only on q Sunday afternoon that 1
ever can gather them around me to
talk to them, tell them q story, or
appear like q real, true mother to
them"
Dear mother, be not discouraged.
That little Sunday afternoon talk,
the distress which you display in
your countenance whenever your
child utters an evil word, or acts
and the prayerful desire
on your part to do them good, will |
have its reward. Those little quiet,
peaceful talks will be as grains of
mustard-seed sown in good ground,
which, although the seed is 30 small |
that it s,ems invisible to the human
'ight. shall spring up vigorous,
strong. and irresistible. If you do
The best you can, depend upon it
IOu shall be rewarded.
Again I say, be not discouraged.
Those children, who are brought
Up in refinement and luxury, who
lave servants to vuit upon them,
md have every cant and whim
ratified, are not always the chill
iren who make the strongest and
loblest men and women. Those
title ones who are partially ne
,lected through an actual want of
ime on the part of their parents,
nd who have to rough it q little,
re apt, in time. to fight manfully I
he battle of life. Not that 1 would |
dvocate bringing up a child to G
rough it" where circumstances 7
'ade a different course possible. 6
tut l do say there is comfort and q
ope for the weary, distressed, and t
iscouraged mother who does all | j
he can. and more than her strength {
9ally warrants her in doing for her =
nldren.-Hearh and Home. O
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EDUCATION.

q We Shall sustain the carrying ont of
rO'iSlcns of the act establishing
r4nion school system, and urge
ff"mount duty the education of
q, 'Ou'n' as vitality connected with
+. enlightenment, and the secu
e., stability Of n Republican
0'Ve'aneut,
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POLICY.

IA our motto indicates, the LoUI
sNsLM shall be "RcpuJiiom ut al
sst md vn,krd all circumstances W.
aAH advocate the security and enjoy.
nent of bread civil liberty, the absO-
Lutte equality of an men before the law,
and IN impartial distribution of hon.
or and patronage to all who merit
them.
DESTROYS of allaying animosities, OF
obliterating the memory of the bite,
pGt,oi promoting harmony and union
among all classes and between all in-
trtsts, we shall advocate the removal
oiall political disabilities foster kind
DIES and forbearancc, where malignity
and resentment reigned, and seek for
iarnes and justice where wrong and
oVpreSsion prevailed. Thus united in
our aims and objects, We shall conserve
ou' hst interests, elevate our noble
S.'e, to an enviable position among
Ai1ster States, by the development
Uhtillimitable resources, and secure
Ie iull benefits of the mighty changes
Il the history and condition of the |
ecol!e and the Country. |
Believing that there can be no true
lO'''y without the supremacy of law,
SeSAall urge a strict aud undiscrimi-
14'IS administration of justice.
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All business notices of advertisements
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TAXATION.

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'''''es' faithful collection of the
u'S' economy in the expendi-
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b w LEAGUE CLUB HOUSE
'ROval street. %
.sss SsSs..' as%. Of ii. N.e are open each
a. "pp =. a TIC. guests froul z
WY 4on i. II y T. I".'h , N ;, will hs .svsd
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agent Tor the sale of Real Estate. ETC.,
OUT DOOR SALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED ro
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OFFICE AND SALES-ROOM.
168 POYDRAS STREET.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

Messrs. Geo. W. Hynson h Co.
Steel Pinckard & Co., John O.
Terry, Esq, Lloyd r. Colemss
Esq Samuel Barrett. Esq.
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gnttiuaeer;;

General Commission Merchant.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
srnoxo.M,spED womEx.

II Is said that when the Creator con-
ccived the idea Of making woman ont u
the rib Of man. and in taking il from his
left side, there was wise intention in the
act. First. that she was TO be loved
second tha, she was TO be guarded from
harm. having been taken from under his
lcl, arm, 10 be shielded ia the hour Of
danger. and to he defended by his strong
riyh, hand; third, that she was To be de.
pendent, upon, and not independent, Of
him. her true representative condition, Us
Intended hy the all-wisc Creator
When the rib was taken from Adam,
so says Tradition. the tscatpr laid i, aside
while h. WAS cicatrizing thc wound, when
il was spiri by n mischlc,nus monkey,
who grabbed and started of with it up n
tree. but, being seen BY an angel, he
was ,,ursu,d nn1 caught by il2 tail, but
Us h. would rot lti % the rib the angel
I IN his wrath wrong of his tail, aud caused
4 the thief to drop H. lIalh I'll and tai
were brought To the Creator. when Ii,
/ proceeded to make the woman from il, jus
+ ns the true wniuiu Is to-day modest
coufding, loving kind, genile, dcpenden
7 and unanhiiuus satisfied and rejoicing
in her peculiar sphere aud duties; loving
her home husband anl children aud dnl
ambitious TO reign queen oi her husband I
heart
Tie monkeys ta. was ordered to t.
thrown over the garden fence, and hcin.
spicd by the evil who was aud i ever ol
the lockout for evil doing. and who ha,
been watching the creation Of woman ou
of the rib. thought he would try his cnn
ming hand ON the tail I; and sure cnougl
he made woman. very much like til
woman il the garden in personal appear
ancc. but very unlike in point Of min
and desires Like her creator She i, am
hitiou>. daring, restless prcsump''yc, ior
wnrl. hard TO- control. wanting tn max
stump speeches. 90 to Congress. and voi
in particular; and. very much like he
dcfiyaiiyc sire. ever cutting up fntsti
tricks before the pphlc.
Such is said 10 be true, undi>pulcd tra
dition relative TO the creation of 3" strong
minded women It is fact undcnicd {,
this day, that the hahoon has n very poo
apology for tail, and has never told IT,
sccrc, Of his loo>iug IT,
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11

stv c,Srtt TEAtSs. .-frsfc Seu cs.iic fpr Whining.
and q iialtilhia at, N " Leave Phiadeirha a.
II A. ard Wilmington nj 4. " f., - y uc
sqtLsk AddI.ta1.f IN ,i,o.e .,.~~
Leave lmtrsa 'or clayton II 80 A. " and a5 =. NJ to
make connections with trans to and from Dover and sta
tions south
FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passenger car attached, leave
Whine. ton IL Sc \ ". New Castle. 90. MIda.tnvn
I? 20 .~n.cnh, . IS. Clayton, % boYct o5; Wv.
..k,a. 10 f"ltnn, 90. Harrington S q farming.
iea, 10; H.tcrti-. IL srafprd. 80; Laurel II.
aud arrive nt bcmnr at 35 AN Passengers
eatiag Philadelphia ut II 20 r ~ will make
close cunncciIaa viih this irm at Wilmington
Ec'nrnire--Nili III lrnys pglpat. 2 70 .. " Lau-
rel. > ~ : ford I - sridgeyillc 4 50 /, ba,-
mirpiuu. = - Harrington. Is: vsItop q II !:
WNosbiHg, 8 ~: bqsei. uj; CLAYTON Gas
TbI -stYd . % Middle own, 30. Eirkwo,a
. d New Castle, . -. aud arrive n, Wjlm;nc
ton, idn0 "; Philadelphia, II 10 p. N. and
Baltimore, 30 \. N. Subject 10 DELAYS incden,
\ 10 frtigh, hnsiness
This if"in will stop To take up passengers only
al stations named, but will set .own passengers
a, m, stopping ilacc, Exc.pr llarc's Corner
STA tc Read kodnsy a1l Dupont.
CONNEXIONS.
At .ownstnd, with the kcnt Coua,v. rnd
Queen uncs Kent Railroads for keuar IyY III.
Sndlrrs,i,'c and intermediate places
4, Clayton. With y. A D. Il r. fer gasto,,
and nIermcdiaie places
4, hai rirgion, with ! . n n IA, u;Iso,d
Georgetown Lewcs and Intermediate places
At sc,f,rd, with p. A y. H. r. for rcd.r.l.-
burg and G, mlitidgc, &c.
At pclmar with l.. ;. r. Y for Saffsbnrv
Princess Anne. G:isir'd; ais0 for Bcrlin and olL
cr stations on ,h ". & r H. Il.
Ma! 2p-b u !. kENSLY, Superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

Arw Gtstfg CorsTr, Sept a. lsii
Upon the application of coaSntius j. Scorr,
Executor of EMEfisG DEPUTY. late Of Apo
quinimink Hundred ia said Codn,y, deceased.
Il IL ordered aud directed by the Register tina,
the Executor aforesaid give mott . OF the grant
ing Of Letters icsiainen,ary upon Tho Estate of
the deceased. with the date o. granting thereof
hy causing advertisements 10 lie posted within
forty days from the dac Of such Letters in six
Of the most public placcs OF the County Of New
Castle requiring all persons having demands n
gainst the Estate, to present the same, or abide
hy mn Act Of assembly in such cases made aui
provided. Aud also 10 cause ,hc same TO lie in
serted within the same period In the .Nidheiorn
Transcript newspaper published In Middletown
and 10 be continued therein two months.
dZEN Given under the hand and Seal OF Office
Sp)of the Register aforesaid, n. New Castle,
In New Castle County aforesaid the day and year
a,,3ye written. Is. GiBBs, Register.
N0TlCE.--Aii persons having claims against
the Estate OF the deceased mus, present the same
6uly attcstcd TO the Executor on or before Sep
tenber 2is,, isT2, or abide nm Act OF Assembly
In such case made aud provided.
CORNELIUS J. SCOTT, Executor.
Appnsss--1alena, Kent county, Md
Sept 90, ie1i-2n
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
TERMS.
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 c \ SIT.

y Ri am also prepared, NJ At my shop in
oacssn 90 attach IL, Delaware Phosphate sowcr
with nll lbs improvements ana 10 The most sub
staniinl maunes, 10 the llnirts & Woods or any
common grain dfiil now IT, iisr and guarantee
10 give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the Attachment will plcase
forward their orders rs soon possible ns only
q limited number will hc Furnished this season
TERMS, Delaware Phosphate Sowcr attach
ed old driil $50 Cash or an approved note nt
% DAYS. ". iiANilTuS. w. u.
Jnly LIFT odessa, Del.
A. r BRADLEY, AGESr.
Mildle,own, Del!
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
Demoreat's illustrated Magazine
asb
MIRROR OE FASHIONS.

acknowledged ihc mos, practical, aaeill, osigi-
nal parlor Magazine.
ism She Pretty. Is beautiful Chrome, y
splendid paflaf Picture, and valuable work uf
art; II is highly finished muHuicd and vnruish-
ed, and rorib NOR, Mih a7ptif ne roI II sutser,p-
non aud together with DlaoRisI MosrinY, az
fords M opportunity FOR the investment Of Three
Dollars such as mdy BsrSr arrrr agG,H. Don I fail
TO subscribe for "liENoaxsTs MAGAZINE" " and YOU
will never he willing to be without IL. II will not
only teach YOU how 10 dress, how to cook. hos.
10 make over your children clothes. uiiwii
make You heier wiser happier. Women every
where find II exactly what they want. In fact
II Is the mos, complete Ladies Magazine now pub
lishcd husbands, Fathers, Brothers and Lovers
subscribe for H. and prescn, /, with The beautiful
Chrome, Z" lent She Pretty" I; viii make eyes
sparkle with delight and satisfaction, and prove
n monthly reminder Of your good taste aud kind
feeling. Address,
". JENNINGS pEMOREsT
s3e broadway, 4. Y.
Spccip.rn copies of the latest numbers of the
Magazine mailed free on receipt OF 25 cents
may 90 lafl
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11

triad H. know that II cured them those wh' nave
not, know that II cirf their nc'-i'pf ani friends,
ani IN kanw that what Il does once ii lac- always
that IL never luls through nny iailt nr n"slctl"i
IL e5npp. iipn. W. have lGnznnis upon thou.
sans II rcrf' uf iirr remarkable cures oi the
following rpnplnut-, bat ,tIrh cures are known ~
ever nesh3urllnod, aud We need h1t puhli. u ihrh
Adinifl 4, all aIts aHl conditions IN all climates.
caallinftg neither calnBrl ur AUS derirrlnis 's,
tley uay hc taken with sanity hF anvbplr. iicf
sugsr coating prr terYrs hril esr ifs - uni uAkrs
thtn iir'snh' - tihr, Niir l''N iltt.s N's.hlpiS
~ lurn can arise from their u-s ~ alg quantity.
Tines oge'ai' 10. their powerful 'utgenrr On tho
iHitnia v-'crA purity i'r blood AMI .l'muilta II
ui1 HEALTHY acton --tcnnvr the nstruriions ni ihn
-,pna,h, bowels il9er, aul other organ, of tho
hlIy +iaring their irregular action tn health, aud
hy correcting Mhesercr they exist, such dcranga.
meat the ART orign ~ 'ilstase.
Minute directions arn giyun "a tho wrapper on
rar ny.prp.is or anaiS~sf,on. LIssI~.s.
ah inl D. tnkcl n nlerairly ~ stnilafr the ston.
arh ~ rct,,rr ~ healthy tone aud action.
- Liyrr Complaint and It's various symp.
tom Biiious sAraLarhr. sick sg-adac che.
Jaun1ire or Grrcn sicLness. bitiOus
diieasly tscn fafeaeh case rnrtrti ihr Diseased
acii8l remove tits absirn'iinns which rln'c 1t.
- sp,.ent.r, nr Di.,rrhra, bat one mild
-. Ishrum.,i.n,. sout. g travel. paip,.
taiioa of tar Heart Pain la the side,
Hack ani Gain.. they shpnli h. oantinuorsly
tlken ~ require l. - eh3ug ~, diseased action IL
the sy.tcn With sa,h change those complaints
pr sSropsy anil ISsop.Icai swriiinrs they
slnali be t,kcn N aFgs and frequent do-c to pro.
dn,e tho cTNri ofa drastic purge.
for Nupprr.sion a large 'ln.c shnnll he taken
as il pral li'c, the tiessel rlcc 10y sympathy.
A. Dinner riH. take one or two RUS TO pro.
mote .itr-iipn and relieve - stomach.
An p.'a-rnal tipse stimulates the stomach an,'
b1yri4 into healthy artipn restores tho appetite,
nut inyivoFa,r- the sys,cm iicnrr u !. oncn al.
yaniageOm, whcrr M serious drraneaalr8. exists.
Ole who li- ,olerahiy well otlen ilnds that dose
Of thr.c PiHs makes hun feel decidedly better from
their elcantins an. renoNatns effect on the dlscs.
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. e. AVER d co.. Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. H.iSS., q. s. 4.
For sale hy Cherries Talnnn, Miailctown, Del
and by Druggists and nrlicis In Mediriac every,
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fer all tho pnrpolns Of Laxative
Mcdicins.

l'Jrh tp ~ rllr ~" II.
3 iurt ~ fmiNtf-aily tr.
quifu! icy - cryi'ntly as
q r,iila IT,, nor Wa ever
ass before - uuivvs NJ
Is a,luptrt int nee, tn
cycry country aii'i aniung
H!i clI--cs, ~ i,iis iuil,i
bat ci,lcieHt pnltgaii,e
piH. rhe obvious rra.
suni- that i;i>aiinrc 81.
lialilc and iarinorr rfIc'.
tlai remedy Than any
ether. J'liosc who have
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
FOR SALE
MIDDLE TOWN Nurseries,
$4,000 HEAirmy PRAcm TREgs.
sept s--1 Err. COCHRAN, Proprietor.
sliddletown, Del.

Nsbplesows, Drt. aspf. 1871.
4, n. CecusAx, Esq.--Dsar Sgy.--lt gires me
pleasure " state that the ., 500 peach trces pur-
ehAseA from yen four yeass ago have turned out
= sopeuapatsa y every peftjcelas. They are
lSerS - hoa1lhy nn1 ~ lfutt ~ spasos vas
r. ~ :.s';s \ =. =, ~
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11

v'liE palasHga Ngual hi. no stockholders
l All The sGrpt, 0nd. ef 'a' frwrsnr sill
lac ,qui'lhlt d|giari amaaf.i Policy h4.ier
The business ai i'c tamf4a. f. orIuciei mih
energy equity tui '.pnpm rhru,hy rral.ae
the cumpns - effect Hsaranac .t' luw rtic-,
with perfect security {" lpiirt hN1,rs Gen'ic-
men ui character 81 isnrs II totmu connection
with ,lc tami taf - u-fA3a Iur invited ta =e,tu-
uauicRic With Robert e Ff4iin. G,rcrIi >uprf-
inicndrui II iioHr utl.tc Wilmington. hrE
Books containing ryi,tsuees aHl tiic q RATES
will ls sen, IL any address an iti,iion he.Gr
nnd, 10 anf Of tn ur,et.. Or agtu', u. ilIt Com
prnr.
WILLIAM I. AI.ElrHS,
GENERAL AoESt roa ugA-ARR.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11

IoANstNh - 10 AUiii
kcneay vile IL 30
PASSENGER. from kcnn,lysillc and all stations
on the Ken, teuGii Rail Fond, will reach VIII
ning'on at ln.l5 :. " Philadelphia n, / 49,
". and RaliIin"re AT .ua, =. ".
Passengers for ihc k,u toaniY iiailroni will
,csfr baltimore lrcsilrn, street ncpo,l n, 7.as.
s y. Philadelphia Depot corner Broad At. and
Washington :, ennel ~ SO, 4. ". aud VIII
minciun al Ia 10. t.N.
\ Stage will tuu between Chcstcriown and
Kennedy ,ille, making close connections With
trims Enst and West !, viii leave Chcstcr,own
n 80, \, a. ana returning. lts,ye Kcnncdyyille
on arrival of train, aud reach rhcs,cr,own ahou,
a5 y, j. u. NtNGaTE.
apr ~ If Chief Eae n4d Sup't.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
EMNa
Delaware Rail Road Line.
Snpn mier Arrangement.

M and after Monday. July 1lth, 1871, tsundays sx-
" ecp,ud,l Pas.,nyer Trains will leave as follows:
NORM. sctrn.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
LOCAL AGENTS

LOCAL AGENTS
Alfred G. Cox, NiilleioNu, BET.
Henry e. Walter, Post rrnu,
Joseph q Brown, udc>sa.
james Garn1n, 81. GeutFss, "
Bcni. " shaiIcr, Del. CRY,
aug i--2mas
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11
DENTISTRY.
j. j. NANDERfORD, u. d. S.
Graduate ~ the renusyi,nn,n college uf
DENTAH tUGUg.y.
DELAWARE CITY, DELAWARE.

EttFnrN.f..
Hon. II g. : Key, - Narfs eo, M.
Hon. 4 g lltfi.,
CH e Btiu ..i,n - "
~ e. trdt
.aseph Il Key ESQ
Hon ti Z i Ns9 Ca.f'rtu be'
IT, i8hu ru'r# = p
Ee=d q Mu'.t = ,
lion nirum N,r4Gaaen C,..l e4uit Mi.
E,Y leur Matthew'S
lion Go L.rlc laie Asst. Test. Gcnl,
mas Eft
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-11

Il eir William h. n. parish meeting.
Iads some proposals which we're objected
|. y hy farmer. Highly enraged, he said
- IS farmer. !" Sir. do you know that |
hAve bsep d two univcrsitics. and At two
nops - sasb Spiversisy Well, sir.
LIN ~ lsruer. what of that! ! had a
SN1s ut suoksd twb cows. and the obscr-
v61 rdxf1s v6ssths aoro bs sucked
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size. lsxl7 after Lille NJ Spencer, retail price
ss .oo will ie sent rs mail securely done up
post free, MS premium 10 every yearly suhscri.
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Kent County Rail Road.

fINllE Rent County Rail X iai being completed
L a. kannrdytil!r, trains VIII run daily. lSun4
DAYS eNccpicd Tor tr,i.h, nu, rnsscngers. be-
tween k.mn,d vii" aud Townsend. where close
connection Will he made wi,h trains OF the Della
ware Il. Il. commencing ON
HoNDII, OGTOHLR 2lM, 1870,
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W. y. G. fTER 4 CO.. Practical Chemist
LOWELL. Hiss, 4. s. 4.

For sale by Cherries Tatmnn, Miiile,own, Del.
anl by Druggists and Dealers III Mediriac cgcr,-
where, oct l3-ly
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A GREA Z OFFER.
Only S3. for ST. in Value.

rnril the first of Nugcu.trr next, the beautiful
and artistic Chrome,
Ie.N'T she PHETTY."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-28
Summer Schedule 8. GU. RR
. Notes Victoria Tonic Bitters.''
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

For ne cure q Dyspepsia, Aque and Feuer.
BRious Diseases, General Debility,
and az Impurities If the Blood
YHHESE BITTERS have now firmly esta.
Il blished themselves in the favor Of the
public and tho medical profession. Prepared
from purely vegetable ingredients Of acknow.
ledged efficacy, their unrivaled and highly
tonic. stimulating and prophryiactic qualities
peculiarly adapt them to all cases OF General
Debility, Nervouo Prostration OF tho Sys.
tenn, DO.
AS an excitant OF the appetite and whole.
will be found to be very efiosuious. while
their peculiar m eaical properties render ti,um
Of unequaled valna to those snbioot to ChilIs
and Fever, Congestion. and other miasmstic
Diseases.
These Bitters will be found most wonder.
fully beneficial in all cases Of Debility and Ir.
regularities Of Females. Wheresoever intro.
ducsd, they become g standard article-a
medicinal staple. Unlike tho many noxious
stimulants advertised, they brace and fortify
the system without oxoiting undue cerebral
action. They are without doubt the best to.
nic and constitutional renovator ever offered
to the public. .MOTTE j. TARRANT,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors,
Newberry. 8. @.
Sold by 4. II. HxINIrsH, Columbia, s. G.
Sept 18 emo