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Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such m Coughs, Colds. Whooping
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
and fYnu a. 1vtiou

. Ss DAeSW1V9 VI sSAS AAAc~s nAAsA AutAS9D
such m Coughs, Colds. Whoopins
Cough. Bronchitis. Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In tho whole history Of
medicine, has anything won 50 widely and 30 deeply
upon tho confidence Of mankind as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
scrcs Of years, and among most Of the Races OF
men Il has risen highar and higher In their cstnn-
tion, Rs II has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
Of the lungs and throat, have made II known MS
liable protector against them. While adapted 10
millcr forns of disease and to young children, II IL
a, tsc same time the most crcrtual remedy that
be given Tor inripicnt consumption, and the dan.
gcrous affections Of tho throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks OF Cr0np. II should
hc kept on hand III every family, and indeed as nli
arc sometimes subject 20 colds and coughs, all
should bc provided with THIS nn,dotc for them.
Although settled CoHsHntpftoW Ii thought In.
ruFaic, still great numbers OF eases where the dis
ease seemed sctticd have been completely cured,
and the i,aticnt restored to sound health by tho
Cherry Icctoraf. 80 complete Is Its mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat, thnt
tho most obstinate Of theta Yield to IT, When moth.
ing else couli reach them. Under the Cherry Pee
forai they stbsitie aud disappear.
SINGERS a.d Public Speakers Gnd great pro-
tccton from II.
asthma Is always relieved and oflcn wholly
cured by It.
bronchitis IL generally cured hy taking tho
Cherry Fecforat In small Ind frequent dnses.
For n Cough ard Coid. M better remedy can
be had. Take snail doses three times da, and
put n. feet In warm water nj night, until tho
disease u broken up.
For Tnfaeaza. when Il AFFECTS tho throat or
lungs, tako tho sainc course.
For Uhoopir1 Cough. give small doses thrco
or four times tlAy.
For Group. give lnrfc and frrqucu. doses until
the disease Is overcome.
No family should bc without tho Cherry Perto-
raj on hand TO protect them, In Of attack,
from the nhovc complaints. Its timely use oilcn
spares tho patient great amount OF suffering aEd
risk. which he would incur by waiting until he
could gct other aid. Parents keen In your houses
for the cxiEcncica that arise. Lives dear to you
may be saved by il.
So generally are It's virtues known. that we need
not publish cer,iacate- of them here, or do moro
than the public that ile best qualities ii
possessed are strictly maintained
Prepared by Dn. J. e. AVER Co. Practical
nul Analytical Chemists, Lowell. Mass. and sold
nil round tho world.
For .a}a ly Charles Taiman. MildlcinNn. lrl
and Us Druggists and Dealers In Medicine every
where. oct. li--ly
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These goods are all bought from Hrs, hands
for Cash aud will hc sold q, prices Lower than
the same goods can he sold hy any store doing
oihcr than mel cash business, ghauktnio for the
literal patronage bestowed IN us .iner wc npcn-
Cd. We nov rail your attention 10 the siuo,. now
opening. still lower than ever, Il, the cash store.
J. 4 EithSuN & 60.
Nav Ia-3mos Lockwood Corner.
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A TRa:sUTE or RESPECT.
Died, In Mdllc,own, January 24th Mrs. Martha
A. Roilw Al, witc of Il. Il. K. ROCKWELL.


A. Ro,hw ~, wiic of r. Il. L. lciiwel.
"Towar tho ,lark ga'c We saw her slowly glide,
The angel i.efsiee moving at her side;
The noisclc<s poftll oreaea, aud The light
A u,ouent galIne,l then icit US Ia the night,
Where still SIT pesida the sacred urn,
Pray Ing the angel Patience 10 return.
Far many months our dear friend had
knnwn that she was drawing near the end
Of her pilgrimage, and il can be said Of
her that she trod in the very footsteps OF
Christian. the pilgrim Of old. aud had
found favor with the King OF kings, who
had given her grace 10 Withstand the al
lurcmcn,s Of the world, and courage to
walk tlroagh the Valley of the Shadow of
Death. and patience to submit to her
Masters will in all things. In the last
few days Of her life she was permitted to
rest in the land Of Beulah. nigh the city
Of God. aud where tho sun .bincth night
and day. VAen she was called TO make
ready for her last journey, she showed no
alarm. for the messenger had given her
:. token TINT she was billrn by her Lord,
even the Olive branch of Peace with those
words. - Como unto me all Sc that are
weary and heavy laden and !! will give
you rest.
To loving friends who stood beside her
she spoke Of a harry reunion in her Mas
tcr's Kingdom her children she commit
ted to the care Of Him who has snid " Suf-
fer little children to come unto me, and
forbid them not. aud with many kind
and loving messages 10 absent friends and
relatives, she haic farewell TO eartl, and
crossed the cold dark slreum TINT separates
US from Eternity and cn;urcd the gate of
the Celestial City.
And to her was granted ,ha, she should
be arrived in fine linen cloan and white !;
for the linen is the righteousness of sainis
For truly i, may be said of her . hat She
had come up out Of grea. tribulation aud
Ind washed her robes aud madc them
white in tho Blood Of tho Lan,5, and he
sayeth unto me right blessed are they
which are called unto the Marriage Sup
per of the Lamb In our great sorrow
VIC bless God for tho knowledge that She
Is now
Where the Saints of all age3 Ia harmony meet
Their Saviour end hrcihrrn transported 10 greet
While ihe aniheus ai rapture INCREASINGLY roll
And tl En,ile ef the Lord IA she as, pi the soul
A tribute of love from
Fginsp AND 4 RELATIVE.
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SrlNt ,potlfp.I
kEyER sasxp.


What's the use of always frctting
Al the trials We shall iui
Ever ssrvwn along unr pathway?
Travel on, aud never min,l.
Travel onward working, hoping;
Cast no lingering glance hc'iin,l
Al the trials once encountered:
Lock ahead and never behind.
VIM, il past Il pas fnrcvtrs
i.c, all freit,lng lc resigned
II will never hrip the matter
DO your hest, and never mini.
And IL those wh. might hetriead tont
Whom, ties rf naliir. bind,
Slauld refuse 10 do their duty,
i.ouA 10 Heaven, and never niad
Friendly mor,ls nre oiten spoken
When the feelings ARE unkind
Take them iur their value,
Pass them On, and aud never mind.
Fate miv threaten, clouds may lower,
Enemies niuy Ice catnlnch
lfypur trust IN t;ud is siead'Msi,
lie will help yon, never miud
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v.4 ear EARE ss7
Delaware Hail Road 1ipe
I'd, 3, a. or Advancement
nrtl,.

IN and after Norsiay. April fourth 1870 lasssnx.r
trans Sundays css1yth ..
SvSfW. sotf".
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FREIGHT TRAIN With a.scnscr Car attached wiit
leave stations hainri ai the following changed huur.
tsuiJc, einys ineiynt 4. freight business Va Going
south, leave NiiinnF,nn aieni 10 A, " New Castle
u: Niihi,iown, ~ Clayton, 30 Dover. s 30
rabri, Ii; friton. 10 10 and br due at
10 - A " G"ng North 10 leave harrington about e5
T.. " fcirh, 10 tnmfrn, 81 notcr 80. Norton d.
tlas t,n %. Miil-s"En 80 New Castle 10 Ut aud h.
duH Mt " iilurgtpn 10 20 y. ~
fh. rah +. ~ sp TO take up passengers pniy nj Sta.
t'pns amr but wl ss Down nj any regular
snplns lace between Harrington ah Wilmington ex.
crh Hare Corner. stats Road b Junction and pu,pt
NtN tAsILn TnAtNs-l.eaVe Nrw Castle Tor " ti,,ux.
-, and Fhiin,lrrhia ~ 20 4 ~ Leave IiadrIrhia Al
u w ~ Ht,,l Wilmington J 10 u, ~ for New Castle
rNAsNt NHANfN ihAlSS.-.itiiiHial I, t,u,r aloy,
viii leave SmyrtiH Tar CLAYTON ~ 10 4 II and 3 10 + #
Lpht-t 4al ton for smyrna i ~ 4. ~ and = Il II "a
nakc canncctlohs VIII trains t"and tfo Dover and Sta
tons south. n E kpSNry
iau. N-y Supcrut, udent t,.i n 4,
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TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
S;125 c \ = 1T.

N Ri an also prepared. Il, Mt my shop in
ndts.s, % !. t,ath ny Delaware Phosphate Saver
with aH its improvements and in the mu-i sub
st4ntial mtnncr, To ihr llainls & Mood or any
common grain driil now IN use, and guarantee
to liye putirc sJii3iactnn
Farmers wishing tie .>tlao'mcn; will p'eiec
forward their ofd.rs is soon us pusslhlt as only
a limited uutnlrr Mil H. furnished his sgason
EHUS.-b Delaware rhusph Sowpr attach
ed Ola dr..i Ssi. Cns't or an approved noe n
10 DAYS w y, !laNitraS, ". ",
July lG-,f Odessa, i1C.
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COOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES.


BRILLIANT DEW itRUr.
g. ~ nCitNING BASE, l.NiON tlE TIGHT
PAELUE LlGliT, uuE PARLdiI.
Also, SEXTuNS $ rAELOR HEATERS.
Stoves nc IN kinds suitable fur sinrcs, Offices,
ihr-tootns. and School iidHse
Alau, the Mgtuing Glory ani the uricnial, both
nusurlsgs, "a In beauty and ci'ir.sncy. They can
hp seen ia operation at tie store 81 iltn prapr. 'r
An Sizes Of Btrre1m Stoves aad TeN-pEic
Stvcs repaired 81 short notice
uld Stove, tatrn in exchange,
z,e"TlN WAil. at wiio!caale ani retail %
Being practical workman, himself, he think,
he can give satisfaction 10 AL who favor him with
their work Particular attention ptl q ,lJai-
ing and Spuutins.
Nr Ills hMsNCn SruRE, 81. GEORGES
He has II large stock Of S,pgcs and rin wafc ON
hand ana Il PREPARED 10 il al ntdeis for
srovEs. ms WARE, RoprlNG, sroTtl$U, &c. &c
~ thp shortest no,iac anf on 'hc bys' tsuEs.
szo~ ORDERS SOLICITED.
JoiiS II. ROBERTS.
nna II lsfn-1t
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.-~s rur SYMPTOMS Liver
SIMMONS

-.--a THEsyMpToMs Of Liver
tcompan, nre nneasiness
1 SlMMOSs aud lnin IN the side. So,ne-
ilmes ihe pain Is in the
f~--..s-.-r.szss8s shoulder, mud Is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach l. affected with
loss Of appetite and sickness. bowls In general
rosive, sometimes alternating with lax. The
head Is troubled with lain. md dull, heavy sen
sntion, considerable loss Of memery, accompanied,
I tss>a---1 with painful sensations Of
hMting left undnne SOME
LIVER ihing which oneh, 10 have
hcep done. often complain
S.s~z~z.-.-<~Iin ing Of weakness, debility
and Law spirits. Sometimes many OF the aiose
symptoms attend The disease, and At other times
very few of them but the liver IL generally the
organ most involved. Cure The liscr with
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-25
DELAWARE
GRAIN AND PHOSPHATE DRILL.


TINE undersigned having perfected Ills Inn
l. proved DELAWARE pnii.!.," would iu-
form the Farmers thai he Is now prepared to fur
nisl them with the lest combined Grain nnd
Phosphate Drill ever introduced into this cc,Iii-
try.
/, Is very simple Ia construction: very sub-'
s'anlialiy made up lihs the patented porcelain
wheel IL easily regulated and guaranteed Ia
suw any eni e.sry tini Y ssfeh4atuJr GsGa" ami
Wo'gtm, viii, the errttfN uniformity nra me-
cufary.
Il has hrcn used and endorsed hr over ih1 OF
our Lc., farmers IN this and the adjoining State
OF NntA land during the last two ye1rs isds aud
lsGal and rs win h. shown ly their written cer-
tfcttcs ANY in my ppssrssion, has give. tntirc
satisfaction.
Farmers wishing these drills viii please adj
dress ". y. HAMILTON. u. y.
Odessa rd.
or WN. T. SHAW & 60. Manufacturer.
Wi,ninwton Delaware.
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Sad Effect Of Nasal Trum- =
peting.

The Sscond Presbyterian Church
Of Danville being without q pastor
for the present, says a correspon-
dent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
the different ministers of this town,
especially those connected with
the Theological Seminary, preach
alternately to the orphan congre-
CATION, and last night it was DR..
Yerke's turn to deliver q sermon
to a large assembly. In an elo-
auent ocatFon be uttere d the words
of divine truth, when Suddenly
horrible dictu IA member affected
With bad cold commenced blow
ing his nose most violently. A
terrible blowing it was, such as
you never heard before in ail your
life, and such as the poor doctor
hopes never to hear again. 1t evi
dently had swspt The whole Of the
beautiful sermon out Of his memo
~, and having no notes about him,
be tried in vain to restore the
broken connection. But, alas! he
he cesld discover neither end, and
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the frightened doctor exclaimed !:
"Brothcr McMullin, you will
oblige me by repeating the text ?"
The reverend brother arose,
thought awhile, stammered, hesi-
tated, and sat down again-he
gave it up.
please will any one in the con-
gregation let me know my text 2"
After a long pause, a student
said:
II. Corinthians, 10 16." -.
Relieved from great burden,
the happy Doctor opened the BIZ
bic, but only to find that it was a
sad mistake.
This is not the right one.
Please, cannot any one recollect
the tcxt?"
A dead silence followed. Prof.
Beatty, of Centre College, rubbed
his head in despair, but be neither
rubbed the text out of nor into it.
Rev. Mr.. Johnstone and many of
his brethcrn, together with the
whole congregation, all were un
able to find the lost darling.
The laughter which followed
now was indcscribable and quite q
time passed before the house could
be called to order.
1t being finally restored, the
doctor called on Mr.. McMullin to
close the meeting with prayer,
and all adjourned perfectly con-
vinced that they had listened to
one Of the most remarkable SER
mons ever preached.
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] believe the nation stands to-
day Just where General Butler
stood in New Orleans, when he
arrested Mumford. There had not
been
MAN HUNG IN NEW ORLEANS
in nineteen years. Butler said to
himself, This is as good a time as
any other to sec whether I rule
this city or the gamblers rule it. !"
His friends told him he wouldn't
SURVIVE Mumford's execution six
hours But the defiant spirits of
the South iesrned that they had a
master. Z want Grant to 60 down
IHse Georgia to some ex-general,
who counts h;sacres BY thousands,
ais gold by millions, track him to
bis lair, arrest him at midnight,
try him at sunrise and hang him
Before sunset. Then you would
NEVER HEAR KU-KLUx
again except in the nursery le-
gends. It Is q state Of " ar, and
what is wanted is war power, and
unless we have it a Democrat will
enter the White House and you
have your war TO fight over again.
Now, I don't know whether Gen
eral Grant will follow the COUNSEL
of the ablest man that stands near
him, and that's the man that hung
Mumford. Charles Summer said if
General Grant had put his whole
aesrt into the Ku-Klux opposition
rs be did into the St. Domingo
measure we should hear no more
oft. AS soon as
THE EDWARDS OF CAROLINA
arc convinced that Grant is terri
bly, in earnest the Ku klux will
be crushed You need no more
than Ave lives; but these must not
be miserable rubbish, at the foot;
&c must grapple with the head.
{Here is 3 man in the audience
called, "The carpct-baggcrs." lam
much obliged to you for your sug-
gestion. said the speaker, and then
went on to describe the kind Of
carpet.baggers, who trying hon
estly to live at the South, could
not, and then left, and the other
kind, who were sharp and unscrup-
ulors, and who remained. If the
worst class so 10 the South and
the best keep away it is the fault
ofthe South. The South has made
it's choice. Let it lie on the bed
that it has made. There is a great
immediate question as to whether
we are to have g Democratic Pre-
standardization industry goes on
or is checked. but da the end the
RIGHT WILL TRIUMPH,
and young Northern men will yet
carry the flag to the Cuff. I have
no feai Of the ultimate result to
North or South; but the peril is
all the same.
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Wagon Making. Repairing, &c.

TIE undersigned has opened a shop,
half a mile from Helena, ION G. & c. R. r.
at Judge Lakes place, where he is prepared
10 Shoe Horses, Lay Piows, Make and Re.
pair Wagons, and do any kind Of Wood
Work, either Agricultural, Mil or Domestic
Work. He will also repair Cotton Gins.
shoeing Horse. 90
Laying Plow (owher furnishing iron,) 40
(he furnishing iron,)... As
2 Horse Wagon with body. y.........ll5.0o
Z &" /" without body. 10000
All other work in proportion.
All that is asked is share of his friends
patronage. Call and see.
STEPHEN f. E. GRUBER.
Mar !, g-tf.
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THE OLD BOOKKEEPER.


Il was an ancient bookkeeper,
And he vas tall and slim
Tho his face was mild he rarely smiled,
His clothes we're dark and prim;
And everything about his desk
BE kept exceeding trim.
He always hung his hat and coat
Upon the self-same hooks,
And laid bis ruler, pens and ink
In their respective hooks;
And the only exercise he had
Was footing up his books,
Each day upon the self:same hour
He took his lofty seat,
And bent his body and his mind
His labor to complete,
And blots were neither on his fame
Nor on bis ledger sheet.
The music of his pen was heard
FEUu tUOkH
Up columns vast his eyes were cast,
Then down again with pride;
Quite pleased was he tho he saw his work
Increased and multiplied.
The cash that DER bis fingers came
Each day was something grand,
And vet no scheme to bear it off
By him was ever planned
Although you saw with half an eye
That be wrote sloping hand.
He had no wife, he made no friends,
His joys and cares we're few;
And his deares: hopes from day TO day
Was to keep his balance true;
"A good world this if every man
TIE latter thing would do.
He nsrcr sighed when little ills
His way Of life would cross;
And DER the errors of his youth
lie showed no vain remorse;
B-s he set down all that came along
TO profit or to loss.
One Gay the creditor Of all
Dropped in for his amount:
BE found the old man at his post,
Though low ran Natures fount;
The books we're closed, and he was borne
Uo,o his last account.
Insurance Times.
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Sewing Machines.

HEREAFTER these valuable machines,
so necessary TO the comfort Of every family,
will be kept for sale at the Bookstore
Warranted to give satisfaction. Call and
examine.
Subscriptions received to all the Ladies'
Magazines, viz: Cooley, Frank Leslie, Dem
crest, Peterson, Lady's Friend, Die Modem
welt, and others. Subscribe at once.
Any book that may be wanted by any
person, if not on hand, will be procured and
sold at Publishers prices At the Book.
store, Newberry.
JOHN 4. CHAPMAN.
Jan. 4, l-tf.
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W. l.. GOURDINE.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
SCOURER, &c.,
FROM CHARLESTON,

Respectfully announces that he is
prepared to cut and fit gentlemen's
suits to their entire satisfaction. Hav-
ing had a large experience in the tail
oring business, and being constantly
supplied with the latest New York
Fashions, he feels no hesitancy in ask
ing for patronage. Work promptly
delivered. Terms moderate.
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Il beg leave to call the attention of the reader
= to testimonials in favor Of the Schnapps:
! feel bound to say that regard your Schapp.
as being in every respect pre-emInently pnre. and
deserving Of medica! patronage. At all events
It is the purest possible article Of Holland gin,
heretofore unobsainahle. and as such may
be safely prescribed by physicians.
DAVID T.. NOTE, ". r., Pharmaceutical
Chemist, New IOrk.
LOUISVILLE. KY., Sept. !. feel that we have
now an article of gin suitable for snch cases rs
that remedy Is adapted to. DIR. J.W. BRIGHT.
"Scbnapps" is a remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, ETC..
Itake great pleasure in bearing highly cred
table testimony to its efficacy as q remedial
agent in the diseases for which you recommend
it. Having natural tendency to the mucous
Surfa ces. with a slight degree Of stimulation. /
regard it rs one Of the most important remedies
in chronic catarrhal Affections, particularly those
Of The geDito-urinary apparatns With much
respect. your obedient servant, CHAS. A. LEAS,
IL. D., New York.
Is PrsE STREET, NEW YORK. Nov. Il, 1867
UDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ, Present: DEAR SIR:
have made chemical examination Of sample
Of your "Schiedam Schnnpps," with the intent
of determining If any foreign Or injurious sub
stance had been added to the simple distilled
spirits.
Inc eNaM!nallOn mas resulted IN Tue CouCiuSIOH
that the sample contained no poisonous or HARM
full admixture. have been unable to discover
any trace of the dele.erious substances which are
sometimes employed in the adulteration Of IL
Quors would not hesitate to use myself, nor
70 recommend to others, for medicinal purposes.
the "Schjedam Schnapps' as m excellent and
uuobjectionable variety ofgin.
Very respec' fully yours.
[Sigued] CHAS. a. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY. l8
ExcHA NGE PLACE, NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1866
UpoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ.,: DEAR SIR: The under
signed hare carefully and thoroughly analyzed
a sample of Jour Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
selected by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less injurious to health. From the result
Of our examination we consider the article one
ofsuperior quality. healthfal rs beverage, and
effcctual in its medicinal qualities.
Eespectfullv yours,
Signedl ALIEN. TRlPPEL. Chemist.
FRANCIS +. ENGELHARD, II. D.
For sale By all respectable Grocers and Drug
gists.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST.
Apr Ie, is 3mos % BEAVER ST, n. 7.
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Fisk's Metallic Blnid Cases

THE SUBSCRIBER has constsrsly se
hand fullasso-tment Of the above approved
cases, Of diffcreot patterns, besides co6aa
OF his own make, aIl-of which he is prrpa
to furnish at very reasonable rates, xid
promptness and despatch. s--.''s> 8 &
Persons desirous of having cases seashs
railroad will have them sent free Of e,lasEc.
A Hearse is always on handand ali b
furnished at the rate Of $40 per dsy. ssrf:s
Thankful for past patronage, che NIB.
scriber respectfully asks for a Seon.innstiaa
Of the same, and assures the public ttns
no effort on his part will be spared 70 render
the utmost satisfaction.
a. q. CHAPMAN 4
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