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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
TANNER & Coz
BANKERS;
II Wali-st., New York,
noalaro I'm

STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Buy and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT Isl PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, or Frankfort-On-the-Niain, free OF
L. s. Taxes. TANNER & Co., No. IL Wall-st.
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS, WITH
STATE INDoRsENiENT-Th undersigned offer forsale
a limited amount of First Mortgage Bonds of the
Montgomery and Eufaula X. X. Co.. Endorsed by the
State OF Alabama bearing eight per cent interest IN
gold, payable in New-York March and September.
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road.
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
ton of this road by October next and the funds for
meeting the interest due in September next have
already been placed in our hands.
The business of this road promises to be large and
profitable, and we confidently recommend its IN
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those seeking investments
as both safe and advantageous. Price for the pres
ent, 90 and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., % Nassau-st.
Rondout and Oswego Seven Per Cent First Mort
gage Gold BOnds-Coupons payable in gold January
and July. For sale at go currency, and accrued IN
terest, by EDWARD HAIGuT & Co, . Wall-sL
SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD "RENFwAL'
BONDS, having 20 years to run. We offer Si'l'WO
above bonds, being the whole issue also North MIS-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH
CoTTING, IA Broad-st.
MONTGOMERY CITY BONDs.-COnpons dueJuly Oh
the Eight Per Cent Bonds of the CITY OF hOhtgoni-
cry will be paid OH and after July |, at the BANKING
House of HowRs Il MACY.
A few thousand more of these Bonds for sale at ~
per cent.
HowEs & MACY, Bankers. 30 Walst., offer Their
services for Funding the Bonds of the state OF VIZ
pinia at One-quarter of l per cent ana Express
charges,
ELIzABETnTowN AND PADUCH RAILROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BONDs.-In consequence OF a recent
negotiation of these securities the undersigned nave
but "A limited amount to offer at 90 and accrued III
torest. at which rate they recommend them 10 Ill
vestoIs as % thoroughly safe security - NJ,
HAuGAR1EN n Co, y Broad-s'
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BONDs of the WEST WISCONSIN hAlLWN 'oM
PANY offer aTaTe chance for safe ana Hiohuioic ~
yestment They are n inst and only hen upon the
Road which is very nearly completed The rolling
stock, Telegraph, land sraut ana III Inc nOp0'N -
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HAYTere Ia, demand prices fm - % E
@ 5 c8er straw e Gset but ady ii 75a 80 for Lors
Rse 81 20a 81 % for shot DO, and : for Ou-
MOLASsEs-The market both Foreign and Domestic e.rTey
duh and we learn OF no worthy record the offerings AMPLE
sellers EASY and the position generally weak throughout
NAVAL SToRESThe arrivals u Spirits Iupenne were larger huS
demand for home and export the prices 81 Monday haf
well supported the sales include ~ Dds a. &C. ana sia' o
heard ony bbIs Good - %; quote p eoatI 3D. Ter
has sold more freely At steady figures. sales 100 oe ~ ~
OLS-Cmie Fish Oils IN moderate request ana p' .Ie an
changed American Ln.eed dull hgt s'esdy AZ &C. ron
hands Menhaden firm but quiet OheI Oh se without i-'a''
change the business has been only TO moderate extent n m
PRoVisONs-The demand for Pork only modent =
81 Mess $l3 Ertrs Prime sl3 for Weston rdus
Mess for future delivery the market dul and unchanged e. -
al Plain and ia sl5 Extra Mess Tsree B
5 and nominal We qaoe al 5g y Tor PINE Mess and
S2Od Western Meats very quiet edy
note pigs choice Isle; Of 50 hhts
I2ic green Hams IIc shoulders 81 &c. ana 500 NJ
Bellies c Bacon is in moderate request and the steady AZ
City quiet but firmly held and the supply
2,J bb and tcs at 9ia3sc for No. loQot for Gyi lo,e
for r % prime Steam and c for Kettle Rendered. for future De-
bbls city, on SPOT l0c December at llic
PErROLEUNlU the general market there has been hut N he
doing though purchase full former figures
Crude p duk b; been a bit . be. Iie am sle' toy
aivces from tie Creek Of quiet bat steady market 90 -
81 spot Upe Rens been inactive but prices ws,e
well suppore sales Of NJ 1908 bo toe aud 200 ios hi
J1ly. Refined steady 2yUJlc In Philadelphia joy
quoted PSI d25ic No sales reported.
showing steady lat with offerings Sufficient for the oI4
st7d7ie for Eangoon and ia7.c for Ptn
restricted b the small offerings ana advanced views Of hOh
the call the main from redner FaiI to soi Hsrins az
Porto Rico and other transactions have sen place the particulars @"
made pubhci Refined selling quick and the market buoy
TALLOW O.. dali bnt fm' sales Of t0J 10 az q 15ic FOR prime
WHISKY active bat timer sales Of 10 bD st se los i
bound
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The offerings of bonds to the Treasury aggregated only
si.s175O at prices ranging from l2.77 to 1855. The
following Is a list Of the awards:


State bonds were quiet at about last quotations There
was moderate inquiry for those issues usually most
active. South Carolinas and Mssours were quoted ex-
mtereJ. The fplpwjDs were tbs bids;
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The Importers and Traders Insurance Company nave
declared semiannual dividend of per cent, payable
on demand
The Tradesmen's Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared semi-annual dividend Of per cent, payable
July TO-
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania G., third issueisod at l06; Philadelphia
and Railroad, 2sl Reading Railroad, 50 9loj ana
Pcnusy wanna. CT. Gold closed at 1874.
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Cono lslan0 Real Csiate for Sale.

XNOODCOCK SHOOTING.-FOr SALE, at
BrdgehAmpton Long Island, hreequarer OF mile from the De-
pot within hearing smell Of the Atlantic suT large tw@soy
DWELLING perfectly built with double kitchens outbunSs
sheds Laundry paved cellars ester-ndeed every appointment Ltre
garden four meadow two acres 81 pasture
and Young orcharn ALL nine Of ch das oam The p IS
beautifully shaded with trees be bad furnished from top 10 not
tom ready immediate occupation and with valuable hore
Grade Durham mls stock Of coal and wood aud hundred
fowls There influence the village II absolutely
exempt muskees aud fever and ague Is property exceed
gentleman who knows 20 shoot II ID Tie
center of he best oocck slpe oye and duck shooting
our coast bay hrs fNewfoundand aud Labrador pass
THEN and tbe spot IN ne township IS III
failing cvry 10 se5sonahle weather is une4ualeL
Apply 70 5. W, at The Tribune Once
- TO $50 ACRES GOOD LAND CHEAP
NISSAN III Fulon.st
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THE MARK ETS.
Icarfallr reported for Tuz rnnrvzi

AsrFs-pots are moderate densrd 'd ths ir't
sc asa 81 IS Pearls quiet and lncaanged 40 Ia I'd
COTTON-For immediate delivery the mogenrni fas and M
market showed rather dull tone bat the offerings rlv. T ~
bOl ers fu former rates sAs n J bales 100 sur
ng) including ~ for EXPORT l for ptn 7 for rre
aud Future contracts hae len s9p,ahat i Ia
encouraging foreign aive clos rio % IN orler rlb. .
basis Of Low Malng, oloFs: aDri evening" lot ntAsg
200 AZ 20 6c $40 81 q t. 100 20 5tc 10 PIE W. Nv n,
nJuly 2ici so at 81 5ltc i ic seft 10
9sc; total bales losyJul 10 al II IJltc nuolats
deyerg 10 l4ic. 900 1c Aug, 80 40 y 'loc, 100
36c Aic l00.t DIE; Sc g.. 30 A. sI"f o., go
gic 100 l,c.. 100 8,ci Dec 100 90 locJ 100 a. rs al6
Jan. O Isle. Oc. Nov, ara Icc N each 40 l t-fi
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Gounirn properln 10 Let.

IN A COTTAGE BY THE SEA.-TwO to
RENT SILL Crescent Beach East Lyme and NeSLondon
fshing boating. h-tling shooting
H. b. CRUTTENDEN. A Beach.
BARNES a CRUrfENDEN, 335 Broadway.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.-Three beauti-
- fl HOUSES elegantly furnished to RENT for the price
900 O; also nc Barns to let; price 500 800 for
full descriptions apply at to d. MARSHA Sarltoga Springs y
TIO LET-At Tena6y, n. D., hour from City,
neat COTTAGE 10 barn fruit. well, &c Rent moderate.
NJ 4 RCLAND, 4 Co, 5 Beekman-st, ~ y
ITO RENT CHEAP-HOUSES and STORE at
nleor Park by g. BLAKlSTON At Station 20 beyst
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Citn Real estate for Sale.
sne storv nigh toop browu.stone subantaybut DWELL
ING R width; perfect condition. Also ls o Eas and Wet side
Houses for sale '. n SiENLN>ON Sun II rlhtN"
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Gedchers.

" mer School Institute" Ii BOnd-st, supplies
~ schools families reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
positions should Application w. Schemeh ActnirT
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The DAYS transactions at the L. :. SubTreasury
Gold recents 13G8 o. Currency payments. S5t5 488 ~
Gold pavmen 78la 80 Currency balance. 27ulf42 20
Gold HlblZ So-V
Cufrency Teceipts..... 0l3 Di
Foreign exchange was n shade easier, the supply OF
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ipcstrbestcr Gountp iseal estate for Sale

Oh = 600 THE BEST BARGAIN OF THE
- t.OOO. DAY.For SALE a. Br9n1aale Westehes'er Co.
Sc plenty shade and located IN the midst Of improve
ment Inquire BENJAMIN BROWN zO Ihraye' New York
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ECOND BOARD


aoO0 $50 Reg S2......lig l0t0 U go Reg
N Goo n : 52OCou t2...15 5000 5. $40 Cou 6ilJi
200 T. \ Con 65 n.....5t $50
Ia o. y
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Gouses ann farms Unntc0.
XNANTED-Withn one hour of New York,
w neat convenient HOUSE Of within 10 minutes
railway station Rent not 10 exceed
$50. Address NJ. T. H., Box }35, n. Y. +. o.
NVANTED-A FARM of Ten Acres or up
ward situated part Of Wesohaster Roekland
Comfy viii paw part in City Lots balance Address
ing fall particulars, A. h., Box lOi. Tribune Ohce.
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tai go bales grand total 300 bale WeqHoe as ioo
&: &: '; :..:.:.. 7 4 !:
CoFFEETs afgSnd "a, been yr fll aad moe ~ viii
@ Gls Iis''llnt trouglsp te ,15re maf5 az n 10 a
Me..As{ Bags per 4 P,ndcfs bags Nala5o pr
floTR iSb SEALA fair uqa for pns Fo boy a, e.
good slee,' sSr i9s lowe gsaesi Fa sds' a bod i-
y obi s; gSe 5: 8, Ohio I'D tn sqp 80 ooass -
%s;e 1l. ssi s ss% & oi ss aa s ;, S
Ss F sSy1. iii " 6 Tls,l E -
u S5sst I'm E,3.; sS 3; s s, s iss
TIta Amber Indians ~ Ioais Tipie w, l6 Q IS
southern Flour is quiet end 10 sen @ colcc'oIs Toa ave h.
made at the close le market Is dun and hay sales Of ootc wo
pan, Alex. and george,oga. mi1e to good Sup IS as3@
Bait, Alex; AMI Ge9rSeto'n' Lxa ans Family 20 -
Richmond Country EEira''.'.. '.'''''''''''' 90 e
Georsa and Tennessee I'm and Tamir.. i5@ rs
Rye Flour is quiet md j heavy le 81 % BIS Weg" D.
Corn Meal is in sriemani and stcy: salss Of 10 J. Wc
Com Neal gssey % ss3 . CON m Aef s, BtTs 3, 20
TRETGTs-rhere Ia, been fair The line Of On o.
gh faa former but tie offerings Of other Kind we Do.
m sf T ody Ee Ca: To ' Liverpool p so 5s Grain By steam.
for Corn and SD Tor Wheat 2 co bah Wheat by all az
DO. at o. steam Tie charters acuae Sorse.au oara va 20
VIII S 55 S tS d. TO reSh R1s i 5 s ~ ~
lover GRANT 5S more aay, '2 Si Tss S si on. sPs
market quit active an ,trorg At the VANCE r s ne
SpdnE i!ai q for no. '5e;fg s5!.s' w., NJ" e
81 5od 81 81 for Amber western ufeuor at l' SIS
An6e state ssG Il 20 for p @Ie S SsIy s
Gales go bush 81 4jq+l 80 ior Cry Ost, are wy srv
and c for White on track; 6id0'e for oh t5
good afoat Rye inactive and prices unerso Corn ofa' fr
ao 15' a; ;' e53ss.G wee N, ie5ic d. we q.
75o8cc, DO Yellow at ne. southern yellow At ~
CoArAEATlyE oP GN II NETWORK Nb BAocALiS "AHE
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN FER CENI TOLD
PANY offer arare chance for safe and prohtaoc m
vestment They are n inst and Gnly hen upon tne
Road. which il very nearly completed. The rolling
stock, Telegraph land graft, aud al the PROPERTY 81
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-07-12
rRor the Ratchmsuj
now no YOC SPEND YOUR H0LIs

Reader, to whom is this addressed !!
1t is to you. Then how do you speud
them? In idleuess7 Perhaps half Of
your days are spent in bed, and the
remainder in wandering about the house,
with your hands crammed into your
pockets, and nothing to do. Aud why
have you nothing to do Simply be-
cause you want to do nothiDg3 For
surely "where there is will there is a
way" If you are disposed to be idle,
everything will be irksome and tedious.
But, with cheerful spirit and ready
hands, many so-called tiresome task
can easily be overcome.
Some of you may ask, what work is
there for me to do ? To farmers son
(for such l amy l would say: Rise early
in the morning, that you may be able
to relieve your aged father Of the neces-
sity of so doing. See that his stock are
attended to, that his laborers are out as
soon as usual and, 10 word, take the
management of the farm into your
possession, and let him indulge in a
morning nap. And while the son is
thus employed, let not the daughter be
idle, for she too, has work to perform.
Rise with both the son and sun. At
tend to the feeding of your mothers
poultry. Sweep the house. Keep an
eye to the cooking apartment. Let
fathers coffee be hot and mothers tea
be we'll favored, aud set the table
have everything ready for breakfast
and then awake her, to praise your con-
duct and comment on your good house
wifery.
But is this al you can do? No. You
can visit the poor aud teach them how
to read aud write. Much good can be
done in this way, if The proper spirit is
manifested.
But the young people Of this day are
so much engrossed with parties, dances,
balls, fashionable dress, fancy boots, kid
gloves, enlarged waterfalls and fancy
jewelry, that they lose sight Of the
poor and sick around them, and forget
to administer to their wants and COM
forts. If we are thus to spend our time,
or holidays, in riotous living, in revelry,
dancing, and in sadly neglecting our
duty, they will prove curse to us. Far
better that they had never been insti-
tuted.
But if We improve each moment
remembering that the same moment is
never had by us twice, and work dill
gently to improve our fellow man,
advance learning and promote virtue,
knowing that "The night cometh, when
40 man can work." (yea, too soon | fear
for some Of us), then we can certainly
look back to these as lite's golden hours /;
aud the insidious smile of rcproach,
instead Of lowering Ger us, will, (by
the consciousness of having performed
our duty) be bauished far away.
In conclusion l would say, tina: while
We practice charity to the poor and
sick, we should bear in mind shat it
begins at home. Let US not, then, for
get ourselves but improve our minds by
constant and careful study.
Que hour each day in three months,
would be niuety-two hours, aud these,
we'll improved, will be worth good
deal. Loose not single minute, for at
best the life Of man is short. Therefore,
let US scorn to occupy an idle chair or Il
sluggish couch, but stir ourselves as
bscometh lads of the present day, giving
to each moment its appropriate work.
FARM.
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DIR. PROPHITTS
Celehr ated Liver Medicine.

1t is purely vegetable, auu will act upon th
Liver and Kidneys ~ promptly as Calonsl sai
Buchu' without any danger of salvation or de-
truction of the bones.
Parties taking this medicine need not iez
getting wet. or any other reasonable exposure
SYMPTOMS of Liver Disease;
Headache, Dull Feeling or the Blues, Soc
Stomach. Sick or Nervous Headache, Heartban
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bad or Bitter Tas,s il
the Mouth. the skin has .hiek, rough feel,;
and is darker than usual. Costiveness, Msias
choly Feelings, Cramps. Cold Feet, Collie, Dys's
terry or D;arrhea, Chills and Fever, aud Pia
In fact, where the Liver is out Of order, you II
liable to every dsease that Is not eontagiOai.
Prophitt's Liver Medicine, If takea propes
will preven, and cure any disease, resul,ingltz
deranged liver.
Il will requisite its functions and thus cured
diseases caused By tie failure Of its hsaiF
action.
It has been ased for great number Of ysa
and has given universal satisfaction.
There 10 no brother or SOD claiming to ban
the original recipe. Ills put up in both Po1t'
and Fluid form.
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3: Rs;

4 s - a,:.:. ss 8 spisses 5 ~
NrrxxfOND s1ears 1esssleay % sHeir
Z Werdarfhl 7CntH<lye &9ecess
Thsy N, not avis Hancy Drtnxs Aadn g Poof
Ran, Whiskey, Pfoef spirirs an6 Refase
F,faucr5 docsrzods ;ccd 81 top,c11e th1
tnsetcsuca =. .Restorgs 6c,s
khssicod the tippr on 70 butare
otrre caScane rndo frcn tas Sltve Rnces sn6 Herbs
, as Calfcraia free fson ell Alcoholic efinn.
lanrs. They nrn the GREAT RIOOD PURlA
FTHR and A LIEE GIVING PRINCIPLE
apessect Renovatoe and lnvigor.soI OF tho System.
ssSrs7izGu3 "a uetssr nafsstorng theblood
q hea,thy c1ndtion. 10 person eas take these BIZ
tsrs according 10 directians ana sana;n icngunven
s1uyidea tnoir oouss azs not Destroyed By mineral
pc,sono. othz ,nesak snd tho vital erznns Ve'sed
n.ycnd tAe pcins q YspaiE
Ehoy AREA Gonele PuIEetive ~ we'll ~ o
3o1ie, posnec1gs elsr tee peculiar merit q scane
ns pc9cznrl nrczt il 1clieyn4 Uqcye5cn q 1n0am-
rastsou a Shs fis1, snd a. thayf1cssat 0r1Ena
sE0R HE11ALR RC011rL.AINTs, IA youngor
) a. rnzzisi eeGpgie, st$Aod od1uDsfFo1ze ores
: the TIM Sluf these eonic Bitaefn h1ve no sqhaf
Fer Ine1snafeyy and Chf0nsc Rhennhe
cisn end Eaoue Dys1epsin or Indiscstien'
Bilioas, Renittent and Interltttcnt Fee
YER, Daseasee of khe Bleed Liver Kid.
neys ana Blndaer, thcse Bttrers have been noss
haoceszfal euch Diseases No eeaadby Vitiated
Blooa, which y generally produced By derangemsns
e the Digestive Orga1ss
.DYsPEPeIA OH INDIGESTION, Head
oche Isin in shSsheuldsrh CopshS 5ightnees Of the
Ohest, Diszine1s, eo11 EEuct,ols q the Stnnaach.
Bad fssan tAs odfh Biio1s Aftscks. Pai,ttation OF
to Aeaes, Iraannssoaof q the Lsnss Pain IN there.
sAizcs7a snda hpnfrsd osAer ps,nsal symo-
tens, szs ~ efz1r41ss q Dsipersis;
may izsorzts fhe sseoaek i5dstiraiats Tie torpid
uvonuni5n1
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The importance Of careful punctuation
csuuot be insisted ou too urgently. Here
are tew instances which illustrate il
Wanted young man to take charge ol
a pair Of horses Of . religious turn Of
mind. "a chiid was run over by 8
wagon three years old and cross eyed
With pantalets which never spoke after
wards "Lost III ensMelled lays gold
watch aud charms"
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A PARENTS GRIEF.

Oh, who can feel parents woe,
Or who can tell their grief,
When they behold their children's pain,
But cannot give reliefl
To see their bright and sparkling eyes,
That soon must close in death
To hea. their faint aud feeble sighs,
And mark their strangliog breath.
To see thot longing look Of Lore
That seems TO ask relief,
Yet know their pain they cannot ease,
This is their greatest grief.
And when the voice is hushed in desth,
Ofthose loved ones, the chief,
The solace of parental hearts,
Say, what can calm their griefl
tits the hope that Christ has given,
(Altbough their stay was nrie0,
They now are angels bright 10 heaven
This soothes the parents grief.
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IN STORE.
BUSHELS CORN.

A4N ~ - W ~ OAS
$1,000 BUSHELS CORN.
5000 Barrels Flour,
$50 Barrels Pork,
30 Boxes D. 6. and L. c. Sides,
80 Hhds. D. S. and Smoked Sides and
Shoulders,
$50 Sacks Rio, Java and Laguayra Coffee
20 Hh Is. Dcmarara and p. K. Sugar,
$50 Bb!s. Refined Sugar-all grades,
$50 Ilhds. Cuba Molasses,
$50 Bbls Cuba Xolasses.
$50 Hhds. Sugar House Molasses,
100 Bbls. Sugar House Molasses,
SOC Bales Hay,
1000 Sacks Salt.
$50 Bbl and Boxes Crackers,
Is Tubs Butter,
300 B"xes Soap.
100 Cases I've and Potash,
IS B5ls. ard Tubs Lard.
IS Bill. snd Kits Mackcrel,
Is Boxes Tobacco,
so Boxes Soda,
$50 Kegs Nails,
so Boxes Cheese,
For sa!c by
?. W. KERCHNER,
q, 2s and % North Water Street.
May 10 Wilmington. n. c.
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"A larksy, left 10 chargs Of tele.
graph Office while the operator went to
dinner, heard some one scalp over the
wires, aud began shouting, "De operator
isn't here" The noise ceased,
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TIT Is WELL KNOWN TO DOCTORS AND
! TO Ladies, that Women are subject to nume,
ors diseases peculiar to their sex, such supprrs
sion Of the Menses, Whites, Painful Month,
ssPeriods" Rheumatism of the Back and Womb
Irregular Menstruation, Hem' hage. CT Exes
siye "Piow," and Prolapsus Utcri or Falling d
the Womb,
These diseases have seldom bsen treated SUI,
cessfallr. The profession has sought diligent
II for some remedy that would enable them t.
treat these diseases with success.
A, last, that remedy has been discovered b!
one of the most skillful physicians in the Stah
~ cao-o;. Tkat rernedv is
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BRADFIEE DIS FEMALE REGULATOR

1t pa.ely vegetable, and is put up in Atlana
Ge.rgia. by BRADFIELD co.
II will purify tde blooi and strengthen th,
system, relieve irritation "f the kidneys. and is,
perfrct spteifc for oil the above diseases; At
certain II cure as Qainine is in Chils and
Fev.rs.
For history of diseases. and certificates Of
its uondernl cares. tie reader is referred to the
wrapper around ih" bnrtle Every b tile warrant.
Ell 10 give satisfaction or money refunded.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-07-12
PAIRBURN, GA. Sept. 4. 1888

PAIRBURN, GA, Sept. 4. 1855
DR.. o. S. PaopsrTT: Sir My wife las ha
an invalid for fifteen years. Doctors all as.
she had oliver Disease" In connection "
their prae,ic she used various and noted reue@A
none of which seemed to do any good. Snneaa
ego procured bot le Of your Liver Medie'1t
Of your agent here, c. A. Harvey. which Ds1
given according 70 directions, has ehe's's'
Respectfully, Re.
GEO. L. TH0MPScS.