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poa m; HOUSE.

In closing this know of no more
appropriate an acknowledgment than
that due to Col Robinson, the host OF
the Robinson House, the leading noLei
here most enjoyable, not only as to com.
forts of the physical man, but full as
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That Emporia has destiny am fain
TO believe, and that 1t is favorable to q
continued growth and considerable i'm
portance in the future am convinced.
1 did intend to embrace in this letter
the interest of this place in the Ottawa
connection, and have spent come time
in ascertaining all its points. So i'm
pressed am with the interests of not
only Emporia but Kansas City also, in
q new road near this point, that cannot
do. the subject justice in the little space
/ have yet at nay command, and will
therefore defer &c to another letter.
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INSURANCE.
A. Il. BANCROFTS
INSURANCE AGENCY.
INSURANCE

The following Reliable Companies Rep
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.


The national debt has been reduced
to the extent of eighty-six millions,
fifty-seven thousand, one hundred and
tw enty-six dollars and eighty-cents
during the year, and by the negotiation
OF national bonds, at a lower rate of
interest, the interest of the public debt
has been so far diminished that now the
sum to be raised for the interest account
is nearly $l7,000,000 less than on the
first of March, 1869. 1t is highly de-
sirable that this raised diminution
should continue, both to strengthen the
credit of the country and to convince
its citizens of their entire ability to
meet every dollar of liability with
out bankrupting them. But in view of
the accomplishment of these desirable
ends by the rapid development of the
resources of the country and its increas-
ing ability to meet large demands and
the amount already paid, 1t is not desir-
able that the present resources of the
country should continue to be taxed in
order to continue this rapid payment.
1 therefore recommend a modification
of both the tariff and internal tax laws.
l recommend that all taxes from inter-
nal sources be abolished, except those
on spirituous, Y;nous and malt liquors,
tobacco in caddies and in various forms,
from stamps. In re-adjusting the tariff,
1 suggest that a careful estimate be
made from the present laws, after pro-
viding for the current expenses of the
government, for the interest account
and sinking fund, and that this, as a
surplus, be reduced in such a manner
as to afford the greatest relief to the
greatest number. There are many ar
ticles not produced at home, such as
medicines and compound essences,
from which very little revenue is de-
rived, but which enter into general use.
All such articles / recommend to be
placed on the free list. Should a fur
Their reduction prove advisable, would
then recommend that it be made in
those articles, in which it can be, With
out disturbing home productions or
reducing the wages of American labor
ers. I have not entered into figures,
because to DO so you'd be to repeat all
that is said before you in the report Of
The secretary of the treasury.
COLLECTION LAWS. -
In the present laws for collecting rev.
enues, the pay of collectors of customs
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THE KU-KLUx.

pdSShAO VI lIA1O INV 1A4OL 4A40L1bn % y
ceiyed from time to time that combina-
tions of the character referred to in this
law existed and were powerful in many
parts of the southern states, particular
ly in many parts of South Carolina.
Careful investigation WAS made, and it
was ascertained that--in nine counties
of that State such combinations were
active and powerful, embracing q suf-
ficient portion of the citizens to control
the local authority, and having among
other things the object of depriying the
emancipated class of the benefits of
freedom, and of preventing the free po-
litical action of those citizens who did
not sympathize with their own views.
Among their operations were frequent
assassinations, generally perpetrated at
night by disguised persons, the victims
in almost all cases being citizens of diff
fereut political sentiments from them,
or persons who had shown q disposition
to claim equal rights with these citizens.
Thousands of inoffensive and well dis
posed citizens were the sufferers by this
lawless violence. Whereupon, on the
18th day of October, 1871, proclama-
ton wSs issued IN the terms Of the law
calling upon the members to dispense
within 1--WE days, and to return to the
Marshal or military officers of the Uni
ted States all arms and ammunition,
uniforms, disguises, and other means
and implements used by them for carry
ing out their unlawful purposes. This
warning not having been needed, on the
18th of October another proclamation
was issued, suspending the privilege of
the writ of habeas corpus in nine eoun-
ties in that State. Direction was given
that within the counties so designated
persons supposed, upon creditabIe in
formation, to be members of such IN
lawful combinations should be arrested
by the military forces of the United
States, and delivered to the Marshal to
be dealt with according to law,
In two of said counties; York and
Spartansburg, many arrests have been
made. at last accounts the number OF
persons that were arrested was I6S.
Those arrested generally made confess
sion of. their gnilt. Great ceutien has
been exercised in making these arrests,
and notwithstanding the large number,
it is believed that no innocent person is
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LB4 t COLUMBIA s. G. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 81 1871


Few Words TO tho Lahies.--Nlany Ia
dies, particularly mothers nursing, complain
OF tired. listiess feeling. or complete ex-
haustion, on arising In tho morning. On the
wife and mother devolves tho Responsibilities
OF regulating the duties of the household.
Her cares are numerous, and tho mental as
we'll as tho physical powers are frequently
called into reqnitition. She often finds her
slightest occupation o weary task and exist
ence burden, while at the Same time she
has no regular disease. Hostcttor's Stomach
Bitters, il resorted TO at this period, will
prove an unfailing remedy for this ammo, ing
lassitude. Tho effects OF this potent agent
are soon scon in the rosy ohoek and elastic
step Of the head et the family, as, with re
stored health and removed spirits, she takes
her accustomed place in the family circle. It
thia friend In need be regularly used, those
depressing symptoms will never bo com
planned OF, and not only would laseitude not
pc experienced, but many diseas es following
its advent be avoided. As medical agent
It has no equal, while it's pleasing favor and
healthful effects have ado it a general favor
ite: 1t is free from all properties calonlat cd
TO impair tho eysten, and fits operations are
at once mild, soothipg and efficient. All who
have uaed the Bitters attest its virtues and
commend it to use. Nav 17iI; :
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NA TALK WITH SHNAarsoa RopEnrsoN- ps1,, 3,.. =.
The correspondent 81! the Cincinnati
Commercial writes from Columbia: % y
X Senator Robetts0n, while rs Re-
publican, capnot be called q carpet:bag.
ger: He is Q South Carolirian ITO the
manor born" and in proof OF his being
identified with the interests or the ipco.
ple," Twill mention that he Yesterday
contributed into the State Treasury the
sum OF 81, 500 for taxes. $50
Being after information, OF course. /
asked the Senator how be found matters
here. in comparison with what thoy were
ayear ago.
"Oh, very tnuch imprriJvod, indeed. !"
sa1d he; "the change from bad to better
IS remarkable..;The public mind is more
tranquil There. is fur less bitterness.
Why, when !. was making my canvass
Tor the Senate, there was hardly dozen
white men here In Columbia WHO would
speak to me. Most of my old friends
cut me. Yoq see, I had been raised right
mere among the people, aud they de-
no1uoed mo worse than they would had
;6een g carpet -bagger, hs they are
Called: Hut! IL knew grwas right and
went ahead, = bore,their, abuse and un.
Kind acts, feeling that it would ell o9me
rlght after q while. It has, and now I
ind th6se"who we're MY enemies on DC.
count Of my politiosl:co are nv
trlenHg, to; ,All" appearances. The old
prejudice ia dying nus.n
"1srEaf may hayHe ofi aomfethinR' to do with
1tI' @enator;l but perhaps your course in
t4e.Senate had more: 20 You opposed the
Ku Ktux bill. did you notP;;,, ,:,iE.,f.., n,
Eyes, and voted for q straight out
amnesty. More can be gained by CON
cll1ati?p than BY force, Look at Eng
land; the union of England and Ireland
has never been cordial Tie Irish peo.
Pile have always sdpposed- themselves
hardly dealt With by the British Govern.
ment; and, after long experience OF the
inefaoiency of q repreasive policy in re,
gard to ireland, the Government has be.
come satisfied Of the necessity OF a DO
icy- Of fltoonciliation. The sooner the
Republican. party stop passing Ku ,Klhx
bills, and pass universal amnesty bill,
the better it will be for party and coun.
tEyg:T yg:n ........:.
the Ku Klux bill, carry Grant, and be
successful next year?" ''s .7t'
n"Yes, provided we can count as much
as usual on Democratic stupidity. If
they put such ticket and platform in
the field as they did last time, We will
beat them! As for Grant, lie will be the
nominee, because there is nobody else
to nominate. The einearer the time ap.
n-ns:hes :,G: The ;..e-s certain It hecc::e:
that he will be the man.. There is lit
tie talk TO the effect that the Democracy
vii! take up Trumbnll; but they WON'T.
at least. I hope they won't. He would
run Grant a close race, if; mot beat hin:
regard him as the ablest, most clear
headed man in the Senate."%
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Increase Of Stock:
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
PAID UP CAPITAL: 800, 900.
OFFJrEPS.


OFFICERS:
JOHN =. PALMER, President.
a. G. PREMIER, Cashier.
q; y. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier. II
NNHE degree Of success that has attended
Il the operations Of this Bank since its
establishment i'll february last, and tho de-
sire on the part Of the Directors to haye aeso-
clated with them moro Of their country
friends, has induced them to add $50, ,OOO 100 to
the capital. Shares 500 90 each. n
Payments may bo made at any time prior to
the lat 81 July, emitting the holder Of the
stock to its pro rata share Of profits earned
during tIa the time the money is in possession oi
the bank; or II on tha 1st July. to ita propor-
ton OF all dividends made thereafter. In
either event the new stock will participate
equally with the old In the surplus fund.
yApplications for stock may be made person.
ally, or by lotter, to the officers of the Bank-
:, D4nEcToas.-JohnB 3. Palmer. J. Eli Gregg.
Fon 8; y; NGRastsr q Rts r. D. Sem. tof r. ?. Sem
r. l.. Bryan, tot Bryan & McCarter Nv 4
svafheld. {of r. & ". @. Swaffield. y Nav q
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VOL. Vino. IN Sd.
CORRECT. TIME.

@ MAY MA, be obtained by calling at ISAAC
[ MA ASULZBACHEk'S and purci, aeing ono
IG Of those justly celebrated EiGiN
I&Ssa1H WATCHES. and whore you can find q
||IETss complete stock OF Diamonds. Jewolry.
llt~-1k Silver and Plated Ware, Of the best
9@SAmanufacture. In addition are the
United States, Waltham, English and Swiss
Watches in Gold and Silver Gases, Which will
be oloaed out at New York prices.
Constantly on hLnd fine Gold Chains, Seal
Rings, Charms, Lockots, Sleeve Buttons, Sets.
and q varied stock OF Fancy Articles.
All kinds OF Repairing done promptly. and
warranted. by ISAAC SULZBACGER,
April ~ Under Columbia Hotel,
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Private Boardine

IXl and the public in general. that aha has
opened PRIVATE BOARDING. HOUSE. on on
FIain street. near Bull. The house ia LARGO
ana airy, and guests may expect the comforts
VI q uoiue. f.9 Nav
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HENRY HELMBoLD,s

Compound Fluid Extract n,
G A. TAW BA CRAP PILLS.
Component Paris Fluid Extract Rhuhar1 and
Fluid Extract C.ta,o1u Grape Juice. !.
ENOR Liver Complaints, Jaundics, Bilious
II Affections, Sick or Nervous Hendn che,
Costivsness, etc. Purely Vegetable, contain.
ing no Mercury, Minerals or ncleterious Drugs.
Ell
These Pills are tho most delightfully."- plea
sant purgaGvc. supcrsediDg castor oil, salts.
magnaaia, eto There is nothing more ac-
oepfable to the stomach. They give tone.
and CAUSE neither nausea nor gripping pains.
They arc composed OF the finest angredte,4ls.
Alter few days nse III them. such an invigo-
ration OF the entire system takes place as to
appear miraculous to the weak md enervated,:
whether arising, from imprudenoe or disease.
T. T. Hclmbold's Compound Fluid Extract
Catawba Grape P,lls are not sugar!coated,
from the fact that suXar:coated Pills do not,
dlsso!vo. but pass through The stomach with:
out dtssolyinR, consequently do not produce
the desired effect The CATAWBA GRAPE
PILLS. being pleasant in taste and odor, do
not necessitate their being sugar coated.
Prico tifty cents per box.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
EREEND RIER VEST E|REy/NJa

E1HE9E Springs, famous for their Alternative
l. waters and fashionabls patronage. will bo
commodations for 1000 persons.
Inc cars OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail-
ROAD run to the Springs. Excursion tickets,
cities. North and South
These Springs. arc 1000 feet above tide
water. ana tho climate in which they arc stu
atea Is always cool and ndinvigorating, affordine
entire relief from prostrating summer heatl
Prof. Rosenbergcr's excellent Band will be
Room. AA'' AA''
Masquerade and Fancy Balls during the sea-
son, as heretofore
moderate charges. '
CnAnaEs-s3 per day, and SIS per month OF
thirty days. Children under ten years OF age
and colored servants, half price; whito ser
wants according to accommt dations.
Pamphlets III reference to the medicin al
vaiao OF the water, routes to the Springs, ETC.,
may DO had FREQ OF charge. =
May IL limo GEO. l.. PEYTON & co.
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Q Do O TIL / N G.
M H a II 81
R. & W. SWARFIELD'S.

ME- have now in store very largo stock
w OF above goods, and ws assure our cus-
toners that wo have never before been on.
s,1i anieG u 20 o1iSr them 80 CHOICE A SELECTION
OF GOODS, at such low prices. !.
we have good All Wool SUITS a. *15, euita-
BILE for any bueiness man.
HATS. .a
We have very large stock, aud we are de
termlnod to undtrsell any other dealers,
our facilities enable us to do 60.
OUR SHIRTS
Are decided to be the best fitting Shirts made.
We mane the finest custom garments mad In
this State. Call and examine 80
March rs II. Il W. G. SWAFFIELD.
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HENRY r. IIELNIROLD's
Concentrated Fluid Extract Buoh,

-.0VAVoAlIb :. : iul0 EXCraCG BUChQ. /
THE GREAT DIURETIO. has cured eyery
oase'of Diab etes In which It has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder and Iu.
Kidneys and Bladder, fetention of Urine.
Diseases OF the Proetrate Gland, Stone in the
Biadder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Depo-
stt, and Mucous or Milky Discharges; and Tor
Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions OF bath
sexes, attended with the following symptome:
lndisposition. to Exertion, Loss OF Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty ,of. Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease,
Wakefulnees, Dimness Of Vision, Rain In the
ness OF the Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pal
! I'D Cnnntenance. Universal Laseitude OF The
Muscular Syatem, etc. Used by persona from
eighteen to twenty. five. aud thirty-fve tOfifty.
hve, or decline or change OF life; after conflde.
nlent or labor paine; bed-wetting in children
HELM3CLD'S EXINACT BUCnU is din
retic and blood-purifying, and cures all Dis.
eases arising from II al it's Of Dissipation. aud
ExceHees and Imprudcrccs in Life. Impnri-
ties Of the Blood, oto., eupereeding Copaiba
| in affections for which it is used and Syphi-
litic Afectione-in these Diseases used in
oonne ction with Helmboids Rose Wash. ::
In many affections peculiar to ladies', tie
Extract Buchu Ia unequaled ty any other
remedy as in Chloroeis or Kttention, lire gu.
larlty, falntulness or Su, precision Of Customs,
ary t.vaenatioLs. uicerated or Schirrus State
oi the Uterus, LeucorrhGa or Whites. 6te--
riity, aud for all complaints incident to The
sex, whether arising frUm Indiscre ton or
hablts OF Dissipation. 1t is prescribed ex-
tens1veIy BY the most eminent phyeicis ne and
Mld"iyea for enfecbled aud delicate conetitn-
tiops, ,of both a9xes and all ages, (Attended
with any OF tho above diseases or eyl.ptoms.)
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Hot Springs, Bath County. Va,

oV DP11H65, OaEH CUuHCy, va.
X>H1s renowned watering place will be
4 opened for tho reception Of visitors
1ts waters arc celebrated for their CURATIVE
VIRTUES in the treatment Of various discases.
such as Chronio Rheumatism, Gont, Torpor
OF the Liver, Chronic Enlargement OF the
tery, Non Organic Paralysis. Old Injuriea,
Affections OF tue Skin, especially OF Syphilitio
origin, Chronic Diseases OF tho Uterus, &c.
~, dhe Baths vary in temperature from s6e to
Board $500 per day, $40 90 Fer week, SIS
Telegraph Ofice at the Hotel.
OF Virginia, Resident Physician.
THOS. Il. PRICE i CO.,
8. C. TARDY i CO.,
May IL to Proprietors, Richmond, Va.
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EfoR sALE--75 feet of good Shelving. and
II fine Counters, 18 feet long. Apply to
Mayo n. O. SWAFEIEGD,
LOOKS.
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Infants Food

For, Sale,
{ @ @aeSommodatiDg termz, .'vAN pATTEN
both aides or tho Enoree Kiyer-soyenteen
miles from spnrtanburg; seveiiteen miles from
l:ssurons, and seventeen miles from Green
Xi.in. ana about four miles from the Airline
Hoase and three Mills. PerfcotIy heaithy.
For particulars. apply to
POPE L HASKELL,
Attorneys st Law,
Nay tnth9 Cnumbia, 8. O.
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Canned Good,

Canned Goods.
A La NODE BEEF, Veal, Wild Duck. frosh
81 NscseSsi, fresh Salmon, Oysters,
reaches, Tomatoes, Strawberries, Gage
rInms; 5 All OF arst quality and full weight.
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g.i...l.l4 H.. READ t
o "A JIG u F w T. T. Y
1':'HI' '''7a 'Agne and Fever. I'm j
The only preventive known for Ohills and
Fever is the use Ct Wolfes sohiedam sohnappe
1, l,iWofe'B 6ohisdam schnapps VI.
-, .l.lIs good for Dyspepsfa. h .ii li.ti.
i. l;THoye's, Schiedom Schn0pps -
-.a.Is 2 preventive OF Chlls and Fever.
e..;1W Woife's Sohiedam Schnapps
Is recommended by all the Medical Facnlty.
~ 9WoNs's ScAieda1 lSchnopps
!s good forAll Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
- W6lfe's ;Sohiedain 'schnapps
~ Is good for Gout.
~. ]Yoye's Schiedow, ISchnapps ---,
Is good for Collie and, Pain in The Stomach. !:
Wolfe's 'Schiedan schnapps
Ls good fot ali Urinaty Complaints.
WoBs''s SeAtsddn Schnapps
Is Initiated and dcounterfeited d, and Furch asers
will have to uee caution in purchasing.
Wolfe'a schiedam schnapps
ls used all over the world by Physicians, in
bog leave to call the attention Of the
reader to testimonials in favor Of the Echnapps:
y feel bound to say that regard your
-SoaMAPPs as being, ia every respect. pre.emi-
nentiy Ppre' and deserving OF medoal patron
article Of Holland Rin. heretofore un6btaina-
BILE, and, as such, maybe safely prescribed BY
physicians. u. DAVID L. MOTT. II. D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York,
l.odIsyILIE,,; Ky, Sept. l + feel that we
cases as that remedy is sdarted to. n !, -
'sSchnapps" is remedy in chronic ca.srr.
hal,n6mptaints, etc.
4 take great pleasure in bearing highly
disF agent, II tGg iisaases for Il rhici ata You
rec6mmendif Hnving natural tendency to
the mucona surfaccB. with g slight degree OF
e it aYso the tim
lions, particularly those OF tile gcnito-nrinary
servsnt. 0HAs! a. IEas. Ii. MD, B.. M New YORK.
% PM; 's4psksr; Sxt:W. Yosx, Nov. 81, 1867
UDoLrno WptrE. Esq ,Iresent. -DEAn SIR: 1
hayc made chemical eiaTnination Of sample
Of yonr ''Hchiadam schhapps," with the intent
R stsRRes ,had , S,ssn added . the simple distilled
The, examination has resulted In the coriold.
sion that tlte sample contained n, poisonous
to discover any trace Of the deleterious sub
stances which are somoiimeB employed in tho
adtltarsuon oirliquors. i I would not issitate
70 nas nyself, nor to recommend to others,
schnabpe." as kp dxeelionk and unobjectiona-
Bile variety 6f gin. Very respectfully yours,
tsigHed) - CHAH. A.BEELY, Chemist.
BCuEM1oAI AND TroBNlcAL LABORATORY. 1s
E1cRAN6E PLACE. NEW YoAx, Nov. Is. 1867
UD LPHo WOLFE. ESQ DEAR Bin: The under.
signed have carefully and thoroughly ana yzed
sohnspps." selected by ourselves, and have
found the same free from sll orRsnio or inor.
ganio substances. more or less Injurious to
health. From tho !esult Of our examination,
ty. heAlthfal as . beverage, and efseotual In It's
medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours, Z;
tfigned) ALEX. .THIPPEL, Chemist,
III FRANOIs e: ENGELHARD, II. D.
For sale BY all respectable 0roeers and
April 1.Nf8mo % Beaver st., New York.
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Improved Seed Planter.

W S0VU tHHUVIs
SAhIiES wanting either the Ham or
a Dehlan PLANTER ~ill send their orders
IN the season do not think we will be able to
meet the demand,
Feb 12 LORICK KkIOWRANGR.
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New Books.
THIPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP
" BY Max Muller.
Ghardia. or Adventures in the Desert of
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hotherleas. or a PARTISAN Family. By au.
thar OF John Halifax. 81 so.
INC Silent Partner. by author Gates Ajar.
une rranco-Prussian War. Hy Landon,
with IL portraits and il maps. $175.
Hariand. $3.50
Ciimates for Invali1s. &c. s125
Ginx's Baby; his Birth and Misfortunce; n
Satire. Si.25. :
The Sisters Of Orleans; Tale of Rnco and
Social Conflict. ALSO, a number OF new
novels aid other publications, lust received
at BRYAN Il McCARTEN'S
april 20 Bookstore.
Whites Gardening for the South.
RY IL the late Wm. a. White, of Athens, Ga.
! H0LMEs' Is@ SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR
RET GARDENER. sl.5O
The phosphate Rocks OF South Carolina.
iheir retcs AlstoTy 1ly and Developmentsc colored
p Biz Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman
Sacred Rhetoric; or Course OF Lectures on
Preaching. Il. L.: Dabney, d. D. s15O.
Any above eent;by mail
DOFFIE & CHAPMAN,
FeD ~ Opposite Columbia Hotel.
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HENRY T.. fIELMOLD'B
highly Concentrated Compound =
FLUID EXTRACT SaR5ApARILLA

highly Concentrated Compound =
FLUID EXTRACT. SaRSAPARILLA.
VIII radically .e1terminate from tho system,
Scrofufa, Syphilis, Fever Sorca, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes. Sore Legs, sore Mouth, Sore Head,
Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheun,. Can.
kers, Runnings from tho Ear, Whits SweilfnEs,
Tumors. Cancerous affections, Nodes, liokets..,
Glanduiar swellingss Night sweats, Rash,
Ietter, Humors OF all Kfnds; Chronic Rheu-
matfeni, Dyspepsia, and all diseases that have
been established in the system for years. 81,
il ''t"
Being prepared expressly for the above vom-
plants, its blood-purifying properties are
greater than any other preparation Of Barsa.
parilia. It gives the complexion clear. pnd
healthy color and restores tho patient to q
state Of health and purity. For purifying the
blood, removing all chronic constitutional diss
eases arising from an impure state Of blood,
and only reliable and effeetual known remedy
for the cure Of Pains and Swelling OF Bones,
Ulcerations Of the Throat and Logs, Blotches,
Pimples on Face. Erysipeas, all Bcaly Erupi
tons Of Skin, and Beautifying Complexion.
Prico $1.50 per bottle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-21

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