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BSr A DIALOGUE IN WALL STREET.

is vulgar error to suppose that the ha6ttues
of Wall street converse about nothing but
stocks and gold. Sometimes they talk about
their health and they all seem to have one
trouble-biliousness. The wear and tear of
speculation invariably tells upon the liver.
How do you think I'm looting?" said a
well-known "Bul1" to a friend IN the Long
Room, a few days after the late smash-up In
gold. ''Do look panic-struck ?"
"No; by Jove!' was the reply .. you look
in trim to fight for a mans life, Never saw
you looking better"
Let me tell you secret my boy, y returned
the great operator ~ drink no brandy, no
wine, no bar-room stimulants of any kind but
I just keep my standing up with an occasional
dose of PLANTATION BITTERs andif you'll do
me the favor to try it for that bile Oh the
stomach, you are always complaining of, I'll
furnish the margin for your next spec. if it
doesn't cure you"
The gentleman referred to Cthe initial of
whose Christian name is not cely far from the
end of the alphabet) has unbounded conf
dence in the restorative and his bright eve,
firm nerves and wonderful powers of endur-
ance, prove that it is well-founded
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Component Ports-Eyuid Ertroct
Rhubdrb end Fluid Extract
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TRY FIRST
Aliens Lung Balsam
1T CONTAINS NO OPIUM In ANY FORM
its sold by Medicine Dealers Generally:
CAUTION.

Call for ALIENS LUNG BAISAM" and shun Il
use of any other Balsam. Unpripctpled men may
eeive you with worthless preparations.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
AsTEB LIVES.

There is much waste 10 li;c--waste Of
health. energy, hope and diligence. Per
hnps, of all foolish and confident people,
the man who anasscs wealth by srlt-den.
al. rriping assiiuiiy ard rcmorseless eX-
ac,ioa plays the worst game aud waste
bis vitality 10 the least purpose such a
man may die possessed of large estates -
villa, then? He can carry nothing with
him Ills weeping widow will, in duc
time, transfer her fortune and her person
TO another. or waste his painfully gathered
means in the attempt to supply his place
hy new aaofer Ills children will hot
appreciate the value Of a possession they
have had no hand in acquiring, aui will
perhaps rerklcs,ly spend tha, which years
were wasted in boarding H. has wasted
life in gathering gold. One scheme al
ter another, well digcs,cd aud ably eNecu.
ted, procured him his eoodly riches only
to furnish the means Of waste TO others
a ple,horic purse is often Indicative Of
u hungry and starving soul. Cardinal
Wolscy, one of the most melancholy spoci.
mems of balkcd ambition. coupled with
great ambition and alroi, policy, takes n
luminous survey Of his departing greaincs,
and the false premises on which ,ha, su
perstructurc was reared when he sorrow
fully cxclains: "llad served my God
with halt the zeal served my king lie
would not. in mine age, have left ma ma
ked to mine enemies Henry VII was
dcspo,c taskmasior but II greater r.
rant. aud one more TO be dreaded, is nu
inward foe. pcrvcr,ing liic's noblest aims
70 the love Of gain-'ha, lcprosy Of the
mind which calls for gold To stay its cruel
importuni,ies This iienl of avafee oc-
cupics man's day dreams aud his nightly
| thoughts till the ilickcring lamp il d,mmcd
going out in darkness. lie finds too late
tho miserable deception which induced hin,
to believe that with gold he was gathering
greatness. and building up fame aud for
tune for his successors.
Still moro pi,inblc. IL possible, is the
case Of the man who-having neither. like
Wolscy. a sea Of glory in which to swim
nor Any kin to whom to belucath his
gains. whether wcii or ill.got,cn finds
himself ut tho clos, of life 50 lonely ,ha,
cupidi,y hoyers over his dcaihhei. while
nurse and undertaken ARE rivals with other
funeral vnllnrcs to falhom the dead man.
pockets and secure his fnrcibly -ahandor
gold. How wise he thought himself whc,
he abjurcd luxury, and denied himscl
! even the comforts OF home and indcpen
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
Selett poetru.
rRui: IiEROlsM.

I.ct others shou, DER battles stout.
Aud ,wibe wiih flowers the sil'cr,
Aud sing swe strains of irod,len plains,
Where Deaths fell harvcstrts Labor.
II may hc courage tia, impcls
The soldier 10 Nghi risky;
II takes more .f true hcroism
10 drink this modern whiskcy.
The clnssic roosicrs used 10 pirate,
Aud call old Caesar hero
II that is So, the inference Is
lls fran must have been shcro.
Tie cid Roman Gus was $ IuIc in n muss,
And conquered many u nation,
Aud yet think his nerve would shrink
7, run n Peach plantation.
Old Hannibal, too, was n soldier true,
Aud cut u huge swl II in laiilc
lie didn't heed the roar Of guns any more
Than year old hahy's rattle.
lie III nnd it, liz. terrier pup,
Aud never his nag did furl,
Yet doubt il he Il had the necessary pluck
To :n,rry i modern girl.
Whicl, Il why ! rcmnrk ,lnt courage true
bun flourish alone in battle,
Aud find It's home where sahres Hash,
And cannon roar and nuskcIs rattle;
But mas Lc found IN common lite
True courage whIth nothing eiip smother
Sucl, ns eating hash, with The hair left ia,
Ur boarding with one wi!cs mother.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09


Ter Of the Treasury under President Mad
ison, the other the great drbntcr in the
Senate. when the latter inquired Of the
former. What has become Of that Id
cnckling old maid, Jenny IT, "Shc
is Mrs. Duvall, Sir" was the surprising
and stately reply.
The National Course was often graccd
by the Presidents. from Jefferson down to
Van Buren,. General jackson took the
Iivciicst interest in the races. lie once
started one of his colts on this course, Gu
tered in the name Of his private secretary
Major Donelson, but was much chagrincl
to suffer defeat by Commodore Stockton $
imported Langford. John Quincy Adams
was also fond Of the sports Of the turf
One time he walked out to the course from
the Presidential mansion, saw the race
decided. aud then walked back again
This was in the most glorious Era Of the
turf, when the wealth and fashion Of the
city rolled to and from the races in equip
ages that reminded the traveller Of the
royal displays Of Europe. Possibly Mr.,
Adams. occupying the highest Office with
in the gift of the nation. sought to Sc, an
example of republican simplicity by ,rulg-
ing along quietly on foot when other.
dashed by IN tEcir carriages. each aiming
to ouishine his or her ncighbor with costly
and gorgeous trappings
The second epoch Of the National Course
ut Washington was from the year 1922 up
to abou, 1911 During this period the
course resouudcd with the footballs of such
ho,gcs as Eclipse. Sir Charles, Boston,
Blue Dick, Fashion, and Revenue As
a. Charleston, 50 ut Washington there
were Jockey Club dinners AMI Jockey
Club balls. attended hy the beauty and
fashion Of the liad. The last prcsilen, o.
the club was Governor Samuel Sprigg, Of
Maryland In lSii the prosperity of the
turf a, Washington began TO decline; aud
in ls 10, after few sieSly. spa>modic eff.
forts to inauguratr "a frcs era. racing was
abandoned on the National Course. The
men, like the horses, WHO gave to it
its rcnowu are now sleeping III their graves
aud we remember its glory as only II
dream Of the past. Since the war one or
two a,tc,nps have been made to revive ra.
cling n, the city Of Washington, but each
a,tcnp, proved abor,vc. The rgh, kind
Of mon have no, taken hold of the matter.
aud it i, no, surprising that tilur. should
attend their efforts The turf is Il pas
time dcplnains for support upon The rnr-
est. aHd, u the same iime, the weallhiost
nen ui tie ,9qutry II j, "a e, ,easiyc
amusement requiring hsayy outlay Of
money to keep up raeine. -'al,le. Aud
a. ,he sport is SO open % "a -lian mct
u honor nnl position ma.t b. III. shief H.
r., lnr> in order that the character oi ihr
sror, may be colored by the character Of
the gentlemen connected with il. Racing
is not knayish. in the abstract, but, un.
fortunately. the knaves too often make i,
the medium Of carrying out their knay-
designs upon the public. When men OF
position aud integrity are at the head OF
the turf. the paslinc Is the noblost in th,
worll but IN the hands Of sharpets i, i,
the most corrupt institution that ever
hackcnci the age of eisii1aton
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

Tir Cow TRre. Among the many Gu.
rious phenomena presented to the travel
!cr. nonc yiicc. tie imagination more pow
errnlly than tho " /. .alac,odcndoon Title, E"
or Cow Tree This useful tree grows on
the parchcd side of rocks among the noun
,ains of Venezuela. aud has dry lca,hery
foliage, with large woody roots scarcely
penetrating into the ground. For several
months ir the year the leaves arc no,
moisicned by shower. the branches look
dead and wi,herci. but when tho trunk Is
bored bland aud nourishing milk flows
( om ii. The vegetable fountain flows
most freely al sunrise, aud at that time
the na,i,cs s5c seen coming from all quar-.
,crs provided viii, large bowls to receive
the milk. ,.hich grows yellow and thick
ems at the surface. Some empty thei,
vessels on The spot while others carry thcil
contents to their children.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
TO FARMERS.


Many Of the diseases among farmers are
caused by their manner Of living. IL is \
notorious fact tia. farmers, gardeners and
hn.e who have Ind the largrs, facilities
FOR raising vegetables. use much less than
those wh, do hot and cannot raise them.
Ii asked why they do no, cat more Of the
pens beans, sc. which they raise, their
reply i they do not care for them. Gen
orally they laiSc hat one or two messes,
lheif chief die, being cheese, milk, butter
aul .noa,s Now in order 10 keep the
blood healthy. the system requires plenty
of fresh vegetables and the ques,ion'shouli
be. not what we like to crafty an appc-
title sitia'cd BY tobacco, rum. and false
die,e,ic education. but what docs the sys-
tenn demand To main,an health and cure
disease ie,,aee. bca;,s spinach. as
paragus. peas, raiishcs, cueumbers, green
corn, etc. etc are wha, are needed, and
every farmer who wishes to live aud TO,
expend half he makes in doctors bills.
should have at least ono scrc in vegc,a
bic garden, and two or three large hot
beds, tina, early plants aud fresh salad.
may be had for spring use. Peas, corn.
etc can be raised all summer by sowing
successive crops
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
usIe or LEMONS.

Halls Journhl Of Health says: "Whcn
persons are favrrish aad thirsty bcyonf
what is natural ird.oa,ed in some cases
by natalie 's 'e in tho mouth, especially
after drinking water, o. by ? whiii.h np.
pearance Of the greater pa;. Of the tongue,
one Of the beet eco,ets' ,a'crnal or cx.
ternal, is to take lemon, cut off tho ton,
sprinkle over il some fine loaf sugar, WORK
it downward in o the lemon with spoon.
and then suck i slowly squeezing the lem.
on and adding more sugar MS tho nciditv
increases from being brought up from tho
lower point. lnvalids with feycrishncss
may take two or three lemons n day in
this manscr. vi Oh a most marked benefit.
manifested by q sense Of coolncss, comiore
aud invigora,ioh \ lemon or two taken
thus ut tea timc, rs an entire substitutS
for nh ordinary supper, in summer. would
give many M an comfortable nights
sleep. and an awakening Of rest and iu.
visorntion. with mn appetite for breakfast. !.
to which they arc strangers who have
their cup OF tse OF supper relish -
cake and berriss OF pssehss and esssa.e
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
Ii V L |,
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERBS,
warranted 10 tc strictly vegetable and can do
no injury 10 any one.
II has been used by hundreds and known for
the lust ,hiriy-ti,c Years IS one of the most re-
liable, ciiicacious nud harmless preparations ever
offered 10 the suffering. |: taken regularly and
iersis,cntiy, IL is sure to cure Dyspepsia, bead
s'>-.3s-->----.-'1nc ache. btuudier, cosiivene's,
sicL headache, chronic diaf-
REGULATOR. rhra affections oi the hiaG-
kdrr. camp iyscnicrr, a''cc-
tons al. the Kidneys, fever
nervousness chiils, diseases OF the SKIN, 'lnpnfiv
Of the Hood, melancholy, or d"IFrsS'cn o' slr',s'
heartburn collie, or palms in the bowels pain in
the head, fever and nguc, dropsy, boi!s, pain III
back and lim' ashma q. si""., r'n'!e at
lec,ions and bilious diseases prnrrally
Prepared orly III J. II. XEil.lN { CO.,
Drugs s,y, Macon. Ca
SeId flr Circular. Price -; lynail $i.25
For sale b, CHARLES TATMAN, III.
bee. 2i-ly. MdI'''oNh' Dei
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
MDDEOwN NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

d,nce. decming these would infringe on
what he, in his fatal hallucination. i,nng-
incd to be his 'interest p But, when the
grent game Of life il ended. they quarrel
over his wardrobe and gloat over his poor
romains.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
THE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
SIMMONS

THE ESyMPTOMS Of Liver
,o>,,, Complaint are uneasiness
SlMMUNS and pain In the side. Somc-
times the pain Is in the
1uuuusaa@1ls shouldc., and Us mistaken
S.,s rSscu.,a,is,n. The stomach is affected with
loss OF appetite and sickness, bowls In general
cos,ivc, sometimes alternating with lax. The
saii0n, considerable loss Of mcmory, accompanied
with painful sensations Of
ghaying len undune some
Ill V IL Thing which ough, 10 have
been done. Often complain
OF weakness debility
md low spirits. Sometimes many Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, aud at Other tunes
very few Of them; but the liver IL generally the
organ most involved Cure the liver with
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

Charity. like tho suu brightsns svsfs
o'Jcc. ON which Il shines; ssssssjs
disposition casts every chsrssses lnte ~
darkest shade Il will bear.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

An Omaha paper advises NE neo.a.
- not TO make such fuss about tho ahos1.:
ing Of one constable, as there are over a.:
~ candidates for tho positiss."
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
SIS REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber, near Summit
IL Fridge, on Tuesday. the iaili inst. m In.
deninrcd eolorcd hog, about - ycnrs old and
answers 10 tllr name OF Iamrs Harris An per-
sons aic iurhii hafbnring him, aud the above
reward eill be given for his delivery 10
aug C 3w SAMUEL. T. RUTllWELL
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
Local. AGESTs

LOCAL. AGENTS
Alfred G Cox, Nilllelowr, bel.
Henry { Walter, l'oii r,na,
joseph q, Brown Odessa, .
,laa.ts t;aunAu, II t'eergrs,
ncuj. N Shai!vr, Del. oily,
aug .-siaus
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

WISE r,sg,i,,ss M ssp:,." n,ass: a,a
MILLIONS Bear Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Enects.
Tas7 gro not VIC Fancy Drink. Made of poor
Ram, WLi~kcy. Proof Spirits md Refuse
Liquors, dtcorc ,pirci nni swcc,onei please the
taste. callsi Tone."" Appetizer" "frs,orcr. &C.
that lead tn, tpplcr rnAcnncs, am, ruin hut ar,
rtc Nc u iao made froni the native AMI herbs
81 California. free rs>ots MI Alcoholic Rtimu.
lnut-. They nra the GREAT nI.OOO TCRI.
TI:1 nnd a 1.,fEGsvyNG PRINCIPLE
aperlee. E"nova'tr Eti in,rntltor Of tho sys,rin
carrying oil Nil ro.' noiis matter and csorns the blood
10 healthy condition NJ pcrsoa can take these Mt.
tiers occnfdlns % ilscctons and remain ling unwci,
provhiri their bone, not destroyed by mineral
roi-os or other means, and the vital organs wasted
b'yoni the point of repair.
They arc ~ Gentle P~rvat.y~ ne well N.
'":..c, ros'cssng a'sa the peculiar merit Of acting
AL powerful agent IN relieving Congestion or infain.
nation II The Liver, hni Nil ,lic rl.ccrni or.au+
FOR FEM ALE whether in
.oins or ol, married .n.'c. u, The dawn of woman
hood or ~ tie ;u of lie, these Togc nl,iers have
equal
For RaSnrinRtory and thronic Ehcuu
ti-u, md Cou:, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Bntou~. ecmiffcnt and Istcrrntttcnt Fc.
vcrs, piacnscs or the Hood, Liver. Kid
ncy. nnd iitaddrr. ihe.e Hitter. lasr i,ecn most
'ntecss!al huch Diseases ne cepsriiy yitintcd
Flood. whlc Is gencrn!i! produced iy deransc cueut
ofihc Digestive ORGANS.
nfsPEr'SIi OR INNICr rSTIOX, Head.
rrhc Palm IN tho SlonAvfs Cough. Tphincst Of tho
''tc,', nixxlnvN', Guur EFuctaGrs II the stomach
Hal Taste in the Mouth ili!ou, Attacks raipa,lnn Of
the Heart. Inflammation "f The innss ialn IN tho
rcgioas of the kincy.. and hundred other palnfal
nm.'nHs Hru TIE u'srnss uf b,.iyp.la
They Inv lsoraic Tie Sinmarl EUl Inu'n'r the ,orrIi
ilrer Hni Enwtit Uhcli render thcii uf uncguniel
,nlcac, ~ ecan+uf tie bnt-i 81 nlinpafic.. Rnd In
parting icw II" Hui ,iEar 10 the wlt,c System.
FOR SKIN DssEAsT.S, Eruptions, letter Salt
Ehcun, n.oehc. Spots fimples, fu.iules, Boli. Car.
bunci's RlnFworms, scaid Head. Sore Eyes Eryslpc.
D-ca-. Of the ssn, of whatever name or nature aro
literally dur NJ nu carried the system, Ia short
imc hy tie ne ~ i;o,c Bcr., one bottle IN such
case, m!.l convince tic iaos, neg,Guous of icr a.
tive cncc,..
Cleanse ,'ic via'ri rool whenever You ilnl IL, I'm.
rusltics bIr'ins through the skin In r.mpic, rrup.
'on. sasr, c,caae 1t when you aui It ris;ruc,cd
nni snrssh ~ the veins; tlcansc I, WHEN II 1, tout
ln,. a1ai lt' l. ai,I " the stem VIII ollas
fin, 'fapc nn'i "fhyi Wcrms, iifkjnr IN tho
~ Nfal "i IT 'isif tt.H4s+ htc tNrciuAlF irsiturri
nll tts#Hs' = '.rt = ts-'.Htr. i,l tts.iIi"'ist
tar'it A5s tf"iF HAHHgtt tIuNl Tie tfHs.itrc 10
worms = = I't 1g4g ihe hvaii'S ,lcusuts ., tho
ald siny dvrus. that bteed thee. llsltg innnsrr ~
di-a-r. No system uf Medicine, NJ Vprinitis,. ~
Ehlhcniniies, VIII isea the ,ysrn !rum iiko
Sold by all Drussssss aad Dealers
wAikER, Proprietor. X II. NcpoSALD 1 GO =,
'Gursss and Grncrai Asents San franel,co. ca.L
mia, ant - ani "a Commerce Street. New York.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
Peach Baskets! Peach Baskets! !! |!

A new pattern Peach Baskets, with cover, the
n handsomcs, and best article ever offered
and only has to be seen 10 be appreciated. Low
price of $40 per 100. Also, Oak Splint Baskets
pa,cnt stare, fine splint with double board bot
tom, Western improved, wide stavc all at low
prices by c. j. RoGERS,
No. i33 Market shce,, Philadelphia.
aug 5--:w
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09

N.l ..i6l5tuHt tiLiNAEf.
John +, Il eirtr. ii7re tAF. tHF.Htt ir. Soc
EHhtfi T. frH e#Hfsi snp, of i stngys.
TIVE L. tawsr. Nat ls uu shndrrs
l. ~ fl. su-.la. Hat o' 'hc Company viii
hc ,4Uifs a.'5ds3 Hau ru.eF h1dcfs
TIE hu-.uI n, ,a eaWi :. aaaArlci viii
energy lil'fg Wl 5#aHH t5ras fnit'ing
the tpmttHt q rfsi .HHr.t # '.~ rate,
with rsEta.' ssruri's u policy ha.3f.. GpE1e-
ines Il #i#7r.r'sg q -=sris ui tusistrs raarcr',pu
With It's tsiHr.rt Il. Ii fH's trc I'D I'5#l 10 com.
mafette ai'. '.t1a e in,.u GaaEf. Super.
nire3fai a i,uuas lH.ta. n Ni.Hiaai0n, III
Buoks rauf.iai'- '5fFH#. w.. 'H#H II rate,
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Middletown transcript., 1871-09-09
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WILLIAM 7. ALElCliS.
GEsIuN h0Esf rpr nNAws"r.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-10
TO ehe Giti8ens OF Elirilcld.
WlNN>BoRo, May Sd, 1871

~ NsDot'j NAS ""3 49,
In the published orders Of tho K,
*. X. Of Fairfield, I am charged with
holding an Office in opposition to the
wishes of every honest MN in the
County or community, which l take
to be tn, same. The charge is simply
false. | DO not ho.d it in opposition
to the wishes Of ertry honest man,
perhaps Il myority Of the good citia
zcns of Fairfield may object, if 30, |
was not aware of it. | did not ask
the appointment, and if the honest
citizens will ssurc me that they pre-
fer that | >hould resign, should not
hesitate TO do 80. I ITO not aoish to
hold o(1ice in opposition to the wishes
If honest men : but must first dc.
maui that the insinuation Of dishon+
esty conveyed to mysIlf by said or.
dcrs, be removed, for no man can
cous'icntipuSly charge me with diss
honesty in nuy way whatever. Res
move this insintation, and then if the
citizens wish il, have not the slightest
objection to conform to their wishes,
but respect 10 orders.
Fl. A. SMITH.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-10
-Four Oil upon the Tr0ublcs d
:, .l. Waters. 4 .t.

: None but fifm7snd sober and bua
dent mcn should attend the May Con.
vention, ard when they consider Tho
Disturbed state Of sosiety,,oand
come to dscass md o,obody- their
views in resolutions or AN addYcs.,
they Should most dcrtainly, s p{ cianyi
when, when frSqli"g Of our, HfTppor4bIe
House Of Representatives, bo par.