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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-06
SATURDAY, NAV 6, 1871.
Meeting on Sales day Iast-Dele.
gates to the tax Convention.

"a large number of the citizens of the
county met ut the Court House on Mon.
day last. Upon motion DIR. w. f. Bar.
ton was collcd to the chair, and Capt
John A. Hamilton chosen Secretary
The Chairman stated the object of the
meeting to be, to elect two delegates "a
represent the people of this county in the
Convention to be held at Columbia on
Tuesday, May 9th.
Upon motion, the chair appointed a
| Committee of five to nominate delegates
to the Convention. The following Com
mittee was announced.
Col. PAUL S. FIELDER.
Col. D. j. RuMPH.
Col. GOODWIN.
MALCOLM I. BROWNING ESQ.
DIR. THOMAS II. ZIMMERMAN.
During the retirement of the Com
mittee the meeting was addressed by
DR.. a. d. Goodwin. This old and csti-
mablc citizen entertained his audience
in his clear and pleasing style, and was
frequently interrupted with the applause
of his hearers. The Committee upon
returning, reported tho following dele
gates for the choice of the meeting.
Delegates.
DIR. a. d. GOODWIN.
Col. d. j. RUMpH.
Col. q. ID. FREDERICK.
DR.. r.. N. BATES.
The report of the Committee was
adopted, and urgently requested to at
tend the Convention.
DIR. Goodwin, and Col. Rumph in
brief addresses, thanked the meeting for
the compliment, and assured that as
their delegates, they would endeavor to
represent the interests of the County.
After an address from Mr.. Ii. =.
Sheridan, upon the taxes, the meeting
adjourned.
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An Act to Amend Section % Of the
Code VProcedure.
SECTION 1. BE it enacted by the
renate. and House of Representatives of
the State of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly, and by
the authority of the same, That Section
% of an Act entitled can Act to revise,
simplify and abridge the rules, practice,
~pleadings and forms Of Courts in this
State be SO amended as to read as fol-
lows: "
SEC. 20. The Circuit Courts in the
Fifth Circuit shall be held as follows:
/. The Court OF General ressions at
Camden, for the County Of Kershaw, on
he'third Monday OF January, April and
September; and the Court Of Common
Pleas at Camden, for the County of
Kershaw, on the first Thursday after the
third Monday of January, April and
September.
2 The Court Of General Sessions at
OF Columbia, for the County OF Richlaad,
on the first Monday of February, May
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DORMIENS.
PINE GROVE

THE EXERCISES of this SCHOOL will
CONTINUE without interruption, the pres
ent TERM closing June S0th. The SCHOOL
is situated six miles northeast of the Village
in a healthy locality, and an excellent com
munity. Among those who have been dis
commoded by the Suspension of the Free
Schools, such as wish to continue their Stu
dies, have n good opportunity to avail them
selves of the advantages of a FIRST CLASS
ACADEMY. Both the English and CLASH
cal Branches are taught. Drawing is made
q Speciality, and lessons in Photography
are given when desired. The best Appli-
ances and the most Approved Methods of
Instruction are used. The Terms are, in
every respect, Liberal, BUT POSITIVE.
Board can be had at Reasonable Rates.
For particulars apply to w. A, o'Cain, Da-
vid Fersner, Henry l.. Rickonhaker, School
Board, or TO
CHAS. L. EDWARDS,
Principal, 0rangeburg, S. C.
may 6 1t
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COMMUNICATED

M. Editor Cncoct'iics scriJcnM,
seems to be an epidemic, at this time,
not only in this country, but throughout
the State. Every one feels an ~irrcsti-
bic impulse to write something on the
situation. Some of the victims Of this
disease, have been gentlemen of great
ability, and their papers have been
thoughtful and able. Most of them
have suggested no practical remedy for
the trouble, no preventive to the i'm
pending bankruptcy, ruin, aud strife.
Alterations OF the constitution Of the
State, giving only Il qualified suffrage I;
n minority representation Of the white
tax payers a tribuneship, and such as
these, have been proposed as remedies
for the evil. | cannot see that any of
these are attainablc.
The great evil is the high taxation.
The tax is high because cxtortcd BY a
class that pays it without having a voice
as to its imposition. The remedy of
giving this tax-paying class a represcn-
%tation, at once suggests itself to the con-
templator Of the situation. But is this at
tainable? 1t must be procured as IL free
gift from the party in power; and would
hc 3: nacc rs = complication e tia 1re
~rations of government aud n relinquish
meat of an advantage, to which the ma
jority is clearly entitled, aud of @hich
they have made too great and profitable
a use to voluntarily resign it. This rem.
edy then connot be obtained. The qucs-
| ton then is what can?
The idea that the white taxpayers of
this State groan under that constitution
al wrong, taxation without representa-
ton" is erroneous. They arc represcn.
ted by the delegates chosen at an cleo.
ton where they vote.
To attempt the attainment of this mi
nority representation, would be to strive
for a new remedy not authorized by the
great constitutional law of this republic.
Its attainment, ever were this possible,
would be creative of disorder, aud "con
fusion worse COMPOUNDED would %ensue."
Asserting then, as the mind must,
that all of these remedies that suggest
themselves, are in the first place to be
obtained as a free gift from the majority
to the minority in derogation of their
own constitutional right, aud in the
second place are ut complete variance
with the fundamental principles of our
government, truly VIC arc at a loss what
to propose.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CDRPO
RATE TAX for the Town of orangeburg,
ON REAL ESTATE, beingt2) TWO MILLS
ON THE DOLLAR--or TWENTY CENTS
On the One Hundred Dollars. &c., &C.. shall
be collected at the DRUG STORE OF DE-.
oLlvERos from this date (.ipril 2oth.9 and
shall nautinue to receive thsssam !. aschsiass
until The 20th May, when, the Books viii be-
closed. 8sas
Defauiters shall be aHsrable to- the Law,
81, oLIyEs0S. / /. !,
Clerk Town Council.
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scription price is only 81 per year, for
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It's cost in the saving o fthe life or useful
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Joint Resolutions to Latend the Ti;nef o,.
The Completion IF the Port Royal Rail
roads a.
Be it resolved by the renate and
House of Representatives Of the rtatc of
routh Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same, That the time for the com
pletion Of the Port Royal Rail Railroad,
and every part thereof, is hereby OK
tended1for the periad of two years from
the passage ofthis Resolution.
Approved Marco 8, 1871.
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~ a. CROMWELL. Administrator Of Elis.
VI Rmmph, and admir- &c boais non OF
John Eumph. gives notice that on tho LIST OF
June next. he will apply to Hon. r.. c. An
drews. Judge Of Probate for his sFinalq,isa
charge.
April 2sth, lsTI-2o-4t
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and October; and the Court of Common
Pleas at Lexinton, for the County of
Lexington, on the first Wednesday after
the fourth Monday of February, May
and October.
A. Tho Court OF General Sessions ut
Edgefield, for the County of Edgefeld,
on the first Monday of Mrrch june and
November; and the Court of Common
Pleas at Edgcfield, for the County of
Edgefeld, on the second Monday of
March, June aud November.
$50. g.. SECESSION 18 of the Act men
toned in the third Section of this Act
is hereby amended SO as to read as
follows
The Court of General Sessions at
Orangeburg, for the County of Orange
burg, on the first Monday of January,
May aud October; and tho Court OF
Common Pleas at Orangeburg, for the
County of Orangeburg, on the first
"Wednesday after the first Monday OF
January, May and October.
Sec. 3. That all writs and processes
which shall have been made returnabie
to the Courts of any of the said Counties,
according to tho laws heretofore of force,
shall be legal aud valid, to all %intents
and purposes, for the Courts mex to be
held in tie said Counties, respectively
according to the provisions of this Act;
and all persons already summoned, or
who may hereafter be summoned, to
attend the Courts of any of the spid
Counties as jurors or witnesses, or who
are now or hereafter shall be bound in
recognizancc to appear at any ofthe said
Courts, according to the laws heretofore
of force, shall be, aud are hereby, requir-
cd to attend or appear at the Courts of
the said Counties, resp .ctively, next to be
held, according to the provisions of this
Act.
Approved March 10, 1871 y
An Act to Amend The Charter Of the
Columbia Buil1iny and Liam ASsocia-
ton.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of
South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same, That the Act entitled "An
Act to incorporate the Columbia Building
and Loan Association" approved on the
first day of March, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty nine, be and the same is hereby,
80 altered and amended that the said
Columbia Building and Loan Association
may have power to take, purchase and
hold real estate, and to sell and transfer
the same, from time to time, to its men,
bers, on such terms and under such con-
ditions, aud subject to such regulations,
as may be precribed by the rules and by
laws of the said corporation: Provided.
That the real estate held by said corpora
ton shall not at any time exceed the
value of two hundred thousand dollars.
Approved February %, 1871.
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IcoMMUHIcATED.1
TO A. b. K-.

Richly from the Aonian Spring,
Wake thy muse q lay to sing.
Sing of the past those days Of yore,
Gone, sadly gone forever more,
And as the strains in sorrow DWELL,
And vocal Of repinings tell,
The piaintiye chant Of Philpniel, one
Win echo from The river shere.
Cold Mefiinon's Tyre may soplless sweep,
Der graves that know mo- waking steSpl
But hope, though plumed on tardy wings
Adown the untried vista aipgs
Its promise Of q Hexsbarad@AG0 AIT
Then sing some wild ecstaiic lay
And upward point TO jaspery. way,
Where dwell eternal things.
April 25th, 1871. 49, n I(
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NOTICE.

0RANGEnuRa s.. c., April L, 1871.
During my TEMPORARY ABSENCE from
o~rangeburg, Mr.. II. b. JOHNSON is au,ho-
riaed to ACT as my AGENT. si
t. X. sAsPoRTAS.
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NOTICE.
oRANGRBURG c. H.. g Co. /

APRIL Sd, 1871.
The Firm of MCNAMARA 4 JONES is
this day MUTUALLY DISSOLVED by Con-
sent Of both parties.
JOS. MCNAMARA, of the said FIRM,
does this day assume the COLLECTING 0
it's ASSETS, and the PAYMENT Of it's
DEBTS. ti8idAL
He also returns thanks for the Patranago
heretofore bestowed, and hopes his friends
and customers will continue the same. 49,
JOS. MCNAMARA,
C. r.. JONES.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
Ladies, take Particular Notice.
The Real yelpau Female Pills

Tnese Pills, so celebrated many years ago in
PARIS for the -slist Of fen ale Irregularities, and
.fterwaIds for their criminal en- y 10y ment IN tn
oras,ice Of abortion, are nov offered for sale Tor
the ars. time in America. They have been kept
n eomp srativs obscurity from the fact th.t the
Irigin stor, DR. vslpsu, 70 sPh sicisn in Paris
Il great wealth an has strict taoursprp-
81 ples. and has withhsld them from general as
est they shoald be employed for unlawful par
poses
In overcoming Female Distractions, Failing
Of the Womb. hites, 8tesn Sickness, suppress
zion, Retention, or Tnmodsrats Plov Of the
/ MONTHLY Discharges, Nervous sno Spinal Aztec
ions, Pains In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
| light exertion- Pslpiistion Of the Heart, Hys-
lisrics. &c., and will effect cure when al o. her
means have failed and, although . powerful
remedy do not eeutsis cslomsl, antim ny, or
,uything burtfnI to the constitution
To married ladies' and young siIls Who have
oever been regulated, they are peculiarly suited
| they will, In q short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity
Cxuyros Married Ladiesshould never AXE
them wher there 10 any reason to believe them
selves pfsrnsnt. fsv they viii be sure toprodsss
| Biscarrisge. @N
La lies Gao procure bog sealed from the EYES
| ofthe ouvious. BY enclosing ore dollar, ana sin
postage stsmps to u ". MACob RER. Geesra'
sssnt Tor uaitsd ssstss ana 0snsdas, -ss Albany
III. T.. o. Of aay 80 ,hsxiasd Agent M 34Swly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

Iva tbunderbolt would unroof all the
residences 10 Warrington, says the Patriot
some morOing before dawn, when ell the
government IL here, sits electric light would
A'son''h the nation" No doubt Of it; and
then the Chronicle Toes on to say, further
more, that the "respecsabili,y" Of the social
evil there ia what the women rerormsr,
need most TO make var upon. There ia
probably no city 10 the world where all the
Wees heentioususss, Ihievery, corruption OF
omo'al morals, drunkenness and debauch.
s'y OF 81 sorts prevail so frigh,fully, as ia
'Ae national capital and VIA, IN IN. vors
aspect OF The ca.s, a,.achse. Of our Radio,
go'srnusni fOrnish the mos, .,r;k;n. a.,
Psrn'o'ou' examples Of this pri,.,. iuno
rAlity. The Aegean .,nh,.. n.x :
so thorough a cleansing ''41"e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
EVERY LADY IN THE SHOULD KNo'
What white Giyeerine 10
AND
What it Does.
WHITE GLYCERINE

Il nov sokno vledged to be, In every respect the
superior Of any and oil articles used TO benefit
th. skin aud improve the complexion. The skin
-hieh has been long allied With Impurities, spots
or diseolorstiCns, or which has been injured. as
!. often tb. osss. BY the application Of poison
Gus sosmstics and lotions, may be Pelf'ctly ren
ovAted by this rem ArkAble Huid.
Once thoroughly imprsSnAted with white
GlyceriBs the 'sin grows purer and sle.'er, until
It reaches . PsSrl-like irsnsPsrensy and besuiy,
unattainAbis by any other known means, after
which bot little, comparatively, 10 required 60
maintain q rich, hsAllbful, natural and beautiful
complexion.
It's also us-quslled IS . speedy ami positive
cure for ohappsd hands, rough skin, etc.
PEARLS WHITE eLYCERINE
IL sold by all wholesale and retail Druggists and
dealers 10 PeriumSry and Toilet Articles.
iaIbdIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

CoRRErroSDESTs e, Salt Lake City tell Us
tia. matters there are approaching . crisis,
and indeed IL begins 20 look ~ though there
must be collision or bAek-out The [
8. grand jury, In their enforcement Of the
sn.i-poygsmy law, has struck at the tallesi
pillar ia the Mormon ohurcb, BY iudioting
Brigham Young for . violation Of tina, Law.
He is too III to be taken 10 custody. but il 10
understood that the authorities will Apr =
bend him and bring him TO trial a. soon ne
he is able to appear in court. Under ID.
instructions Of Chi fJus,ics McCean. ID.
territorial Judge, his Goa Vio1ionis inevitable;
the facts are notorious; tina, be has lived
and does live in cohabi,Aiion With seVersl
women said 90 bs "sealed" TO him as wive
ia easily provabls The jury, under tb'
principle laid down By the justice, viii be
composed Of psrsoos Who believe that the
sysssm Of plurality OF Wivss ia simply ado
terry; sSd they will not hesitate . moment
over their verdict. The head Of the church
will be convicted and coDde nnsd, and thi
will be, 10 fact, q con Viction and condemns
,ion ofthe Mormon church. The sentence
will be light, rs Ihs object Of the authoriu's
il chief TO tsst the sficAcy Of the law; and
It may BE- thu, the MormOns will take To-
cases TO the supreme cowrt on the ground
that the federal government has no right to
enact Laws regulating morals. But 10 the
end, they will have TO choose between the
Summation Of pOlygAmy from their church,
aud another hegirA; they will either have t,
abandon the practice Of plural marriages, or
abandon Utah. The choice will be . hard
one for people who have been welded for
twenty three years to system that 10 the
life and strength Of their peculiar faith; but
they will have 10 make il, for the govern
men, has nov gone too fer 10 the business
20 recsds.
We have reports Of large Purchases Of
arms and secret drilling by the Morm0ns
but this no. cause uneasiness The Of feeble
population Of Utah territory will not under
take rebellion IN which they would be
almost Sonihila,ed. The government is con
csnsratinR troops near Salt Lake City, and
has already there sutfcisn, force TO keep
the Mormous 10 cbaok ill 40 army could be-
sent forward from the east and vest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

CHaONlC AiLMkNTs.

Partisulsrly sSrofsla, have their origin IN an
ill-sured or Neglected disease. Do We not see eV-
cry day persons stage ina under th. ve,xht Of
thoss iil-sreatsd diss.sss-sun.riase out By ricss-
meal the remains Of former malsdy1 Why 10
~ IL 10 oeossss the treatment was not suiss-
Die or lefi Oh 700 soon. Thus ths pstient 70
pAschsd up uhile the drsgs are allowed 70 re-
main 70 orsAk out gaia even In fssure gsse
sioas. Many suffer he foul faint Of serefais 70
rsaAin In the ~ stsn for life time ONsfs ans
sores that are eating away ,hs very ioan'.h VI
life are allowed to 20 on. PimPies. oiotenes,
and t.t,er, Also a,,hssrs the faces Of thonsAnds.
There 10 no necessity for thls Ismen.soie eondi-
ton, 90 few bottles OF the oemsfNAhs 5000
and herb Juices wall srsdicst tae 'oui tAint In
All h.d s,s., we will furnish the remedy free Of
.h,,-. mil cure 10 sGest.d, thas proving be-
vona dou 81 that oil can be cured. PimpIss
.ns sIOschss renewed, thereby saving many IN
.I..,.nt remarks. Ladies Who desire q briIliAn,
aompI.xlen should use the aaasritan,s Rect and
H.rb Jai0ss Price o. rs per bottle.
roA 0HNARATxo
Diseases arising fres tndis aetiOn have been
treated With Balsan 0opaiba sLd Mercury, IN.
sil the ssomaehs Of patisan using them bsearno
90 naussatsd and Weakened that it vss hard to
deoias Which was tho worst complaint, the dis
ordered stomAeh or ths original dissase Al
leo 9Th the eamaritAn's 9iIt made lite advent, and
an entirely new system Of cure ives insugursted,
ana the bensneial results 1t once seen. The dis
sasting drugs ana poisons we're discarded, and
to day the Gift is prsscribsd BY nsmbers Of the
leading fhysicisnsi yet, Notwithstanding, the
samsritsn's sif is known TO be . positive care,
parsly vege able, aud pleasant to use, 90 oaly
ten pills have to be taken, many old en- ii dslavi
sos will stick TO their sieHening druss and gorge
Ihsu pssisns for weeks perhaps months
k4B- Has q long lob aud A biz hill anv
ihisg to do with itl Male packages 81; Female
Is. sent by mail We cannot avoid calling th.
sttession Of delicate females TO the Samarisaa',
Gift 90 positive cure for whites; By foIiowtae
firostious you will soon get rid Of tina, troaAl-
zone disease. aud become robust and hssfs-
Sold by Druggists gs.srAlly,
DE5M DNo CO
sl5 Rsse street. p
osAs. bsssss, soraer w.
sRsst, Agent for Rock ISi> 40" sAa
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spesmatorrhss. Seminal Weakness, Nigh,
Enissioas, Loss Of Memory, Universal Lass
tuds, Pains In the Back Dinners Of Vision.
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves, D fhcul,
Breathing, Pale Continuance, lnsani,y, Con:
ssmT ton, and all diseases that follow a. q Sc
qeence of yeuthfa' indiscretions.
N&- This medicine has been usrd in our prsc-
tee for many ears, and with thousands treat
ed, it has not failed in q single instance.
kSr Zach package of Vegetable Care is wrap.
ped 10 ultraDar ne blue paper, printed In gold
letters, spd contains one bottle filed with su
gar-coated Pills, and one vial Of Medicatet
Powders, Sufficient to make ons-hsIf pint of in
| iseti. q !: and ore Syringe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
H-Book Of Nature.

A IL yoong 81 Poop. Iboald :. -.cr
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;e q, .dsan and shenti- asco .sries pcr
tiys CRANE A.Sul lh.ltss nc
Ca F. roe-n3r 20, hoy restored shef
vent -om isease. karviage-all sbop, Il.
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Bitches, 5inples on the Face. ESQ. NJ,
how -ed. Every On thes.. own doeto =.
Maalee sc4ny ADDRESS securely se. ls, " r.
ceipt 81 my 2enfss It contain. IN soie, stoi
worth hurdr de 81 collars to the Young. II
Is spdorsed hy The press and pulpit. q
&c fns 1ictec and urfoI - 81. ior
should send for this Book II may save your
Sheaifh and preserve your iife from surering
and misery. irwin save you from the poison.
ols.effects of quack n. edicines and nostrums,
which are sure toruin you. On. A. G. OIIr
Is the most successfn physician IN the wet.
and for the les, % years has devoted his whoie
sxfenfson % III treatment Of all fx1ve4e ana
sexual Diseases, and has no equal on our
con. inent. Address DR. A G. OLIN, No. 10a
washington ST., Chicago, III All cores
pondencs strictly confidential. Copsulfsfions
Tree. Agents wanted svsrywhsSa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

rnE Revolution ia dead, bu. the o.o.. Of
lie dsosAse has not bssn told. The facts
are these; IL learned tina, pretty lad, can,
vsssers for woman newspapers yer. in IN.
habit Of kissing gentlemen in order to OBJ.
tain subscribers, and thereupon il demanded
tina, "if any one c,nnscsed with this paper
does this thing, -e want the name ., once
that she may be discharged" When the
names Of all the guilty ones we're reported
Il had no, canvssser left. Tha, Was tbs
matter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
JOE MyosaE'
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These Invaluable Pills are unfsiling in tie
cur. Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
Il n which the female constitution 10 subject,
rb.y moderate all sKcsI ses and roncVs ali OBJ
.truotions, frvm whatever cause.
To MARRIkD LADIES
tbey are particularly suited. They will In
short tins bring on the monthly period with
regularity and sltheugh very powerful COS tain
ao,hiuS hurtiul 70 the constitution. In all ea's-
Of Nervous and SPINAL Aasstisns, Pains In the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion,
Palpitn tion of the Heart, Mysteries snd Whites,
h,y will eject . cure when nj other means have
failed. The sireulArs Around each package give
tuI directions snd I'D vice, -ill DO sent free to
ali writing tor them, scaled froa observation.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Iii. tn. fate Of every true valuable medicine
| 10 be oOUxrssFursD. job Moses Sir James
oIarke's Female Pills are extensively COUNTER
l yErr y Dishonest Druggists eodesvor 10 sell
| IN. osuutsrfeits 10 make greater prohts.
N.B-Ia all cases whsre the Genuine cannot
h. obtained, One Dollar enclosed TO the Sole Pro
prisior. JOB MOSES, is oortlsndt Street, New
York. will insure . bottle Of the Genuine, con
soutAiuing Fifty Pills, by return mail, securely
sealed from any knowledge Of its contents.