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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

additional millions just com t. light OF
which poor oppressed Sou:h Carolina has
been robbed, the scores upon scores OF
Millions stolen by government eefaulters
of every degree. the immense city frauds
in New York, Philadelphia and other
places, and it is by hundreds of millio1 8
that we must count the cost of our mag
nifcent republican government. And
where will be the limit if we add the land
and the hundreds of millions extorted by
an Ubiquitous tariff to fill the pockets OF
inf1uenti4l monopolists ? Is corruption
inseparab'e from universal suffrage and re-
publican institutions? We would not dare
10 assert this. but those effete old monarch
les, as it is the fashion to call them, are
singularIy free from it. We saw it stated
few days ago that the whole sum of de-
falcations by Prussian officials since the
war began vas nineteen Thousand dollars,
and that all the defaulters are In prison.
To this corrupt, rotten condition, has
| tho whole American system Of government
come since the day that Victoria assembled
the British throne. And what is the pros
poet for the future That the bolders OF
the spoils are 50 powerful iu the possession
of their stolen gains, of the government
patronage and of the irresponsible power
they have usurped. that they are deter
mined TO retain their possession by al
means, fair or foul, and to secure renewal
of their tenure by fraud, intimidation
bribery and bsyonets, cost what it may.
Let the British Republicans look upon
this picture and remember that like
causes produce like effects. We do not
say that monarchy would be desirable IN
this country, though We ara likely to have
an absolute one forced upon us, no matter
under what name. But We feel sure thai
old England, which has hitherto 30 wisely
and prosperonsly avoided the convulsions
OF revolution, would soon rue the day il
which she abandoned her own institutions
to try experiments which have led to such
depiorab!e results in our country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IL.
The National Steamboat Convention adopted
resolutions for committee Of two from each
State to draft new steamboat Law, and to urge
it's passage-the committee having power to call
a Convention whenever necessary.
The Committee on Grievances report the pre-
sent law and regulations as indefinite in its
provisions, and compels owners to test inven-
tons against theic judgment, in regard to their
utility or safety. It leaves local Inspectors dis
cretiona1y powers only ag sinst ste am5oat own
and their interests
The law empowers supervisors to compel
owners to purchase patented devices at pleasure.
The Committee recommended that the whole
subject be referred 10 committee to draft q
suitable ILL and secure its passage. Adopted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
Gen. Jubal A. Early vas expected il
Columbia on Thursday.

Gen. Jubal A. EArly vas expected in
Columbia on Thursday.
The Marion Crescent says: "Sale day
was something like old times. A good deal
OF property was soid at good prices. The
McCleE eghan House and lot IN the village,
containing fourteen acres. brought So 626.
Mr.. ". q. Mcmillan vas the purchaser.
Other properly was sold at lower figures"
1he Charleston Courier says: "At an
election held yesterday by the Society for
| the Relief Of the Widows and Orphans If
the Clergy Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church il Scuth Carolina, the folio wing
officers were elected foc the cnsuing year
Theo. y. Wagner. President; Joseph D..
Aiken, Vice Pre- ident; James F. Pringle,
Treasurer; E. Horny Frost. Secretary"
George Woods, alias Patrick MehaD, las
Harmon He1rmcn. formerly waiter at
the Ularerd ID Hotel. II. Y, got $2IO 40
Ia board out t f the Charleston Hotel. BE
surrendered his vaiuablee. worth about
S125, End was given qnick dispatch on his
retu II to New Yo'k.
| The Sumter Wa'cbm an regrets t. learn
that Mr. H:rsm Seymour. living some
seveo or elgLt miles touthe4 . of Sumter
ToWD, was seVeloy injured by u cot On gin
a day or two since. }g s me means one
OF bis al ms got cntapged il The saws while
IN motion, and was terribly cut and mapgl-
ed. DIR. j. J. Bos ard ministered to- tie
wourdad and tuffo,ing man on Monday
las.
The Charleston News Iys: "Ihe annual
communication CO The ri. w. Grand Lodge
of A. 2. NJ. Of South Carolina, which was
to have been held Gu the Dist of Novem-
Der, III this city, has been postponed until
the I95h Of December, when the corner
| Htcne Of the ne" Masonic Temple will be
laid. Tie l. ,dgo will b opened on the
2lst Instant, l'y tue L. w. Deputy Grand
Master r. S. b u S, end thtn cal!s 4 eff
until the 49,. CT toe ensuing month. Z. g
worship full must, rs ~arCens, delegates,
past masters aid grand officers esiiing
out Of the CITY, ara not expected to attend
until the Dacen Der Communication.
The Tremaines were in Columbia on
Thursday.
The Charleston News sag S rLe An er-
can ship Reunion was Cleared yesterday
for Liverpool, by AZ, ssrs. street Brothers
& Co., with 1851 bales o. up'aud cotton,
weighing $40, 701 pounds au1 va,uei at
over 100000. THIS ship has ri ceived
almost unprecedented dispatch as he
hands Of her agents. She arrived from
Ty bee Friday, the 20:h of October, and
com n snced taking in cargo on Saturday,
the 2lst. On Tuesday, the 7th Nov, mber,
she was loaded, being ouly Cite en- work
ing days from the time Of starting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

BinhhOwski's rope walk, at Union Hill,
New Jersey, ind two adjoining dwellings
have been destroyed by incendiaries
Dalles county, Iowa, adopted the pre-
hibition law ct the recent election by
majority Of 181.
A fafe weighing $500 pounds was lifted
and put on wagon by a Chicagoan, lac
cordiug to their papers J
In Germany couple havo Just been
married after forty years courtship.
Anthracite coal has been found in North.
ern Minnesota.
Louisville has a society for tic proven
ton of cruelty to wives.
Artemus Wards old home, in Water
ford, Me-, is to be sold,
Olgo Janina, Polish damseI, is the latest
sensation.
Barney Williams is sick and will winter
in Paris.
The Chicago relic business is rather
overdone.
A bull fight was an attractan at the
Oregon State Fair.
5000 wooden buildings are in course of
erection in Chicago.
Josty beer i new kind of lager
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
Josh Billings or Hotel.

- don't know OF any businets mora Co.
tersome than the tavern business. Thn"c
don't seem to be ary thing to do Int 10
stand IN front Of the register, With a ne,,
behind the ear, and see that guests entar
the house, then tell John to show the ,-a,,
tleman to 976, and then take four doIIar.
and fifty cents the next morning from The
poor devil OF traveller and let him went
This seems to bs the whole thing and
1t is the whole thing, in most cases.
. lou Will discover the folio wing descrin-
tlon mid one Of about nine hotels on. of
Ten between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. across the United States in a
straight line: 40
Your room is 13 foot inches by 9 foot
inches, parallelogramly.
IL peing court week, as usual. all the
good rooms are employed by The LAWYERS
Your room is on tine uttermos. floor.
Inc carpet is grain-iucrained with
the dust, kerosene oil ard Tx sno.s of 4
gererati ,ns p0'' "a L
Ihere is two pegs in he room to hitch
ais onto; enc Of them is broke off. and
the other pulled out and missing.
Inc bureau has three legs and one brick
Inc glass on the bureau swings or two
pivo's, which have lost their grin.
wet ~ ILL., OUT
The rain water ia the pitcher came ont
of the well. o"lHo ou'
The soap is as tough to wear as 9 what
stone. "het-
The soap i scecnted with cinnamon -,
amp variegated with spots. ~ 0''
There is three CHAIR, cane settera
is rocker, and all three is busted.
There is match safe-empty.
There Is 10 curtain to the window and
there don't want to be any you can't see
out, and who can seq in ?
The bell-rope is come off about six in.
ches this eide of the ceiling.
The bed is a moderate slab-bottom with
two mattresses-one cotton and one busk
and both harder and about IS thick as q
sea biscuit.
You enter the bed sideways, and can
feel every slat IT once, as you could the
ribs of gridron.
The bed is Inhabited.
You step some, but r-Il ever T. good
d, a..
For breakfast you have gong, and Rio
coffee too cold TO melt butter fried potn.
toes, which resemble chips that q two-inch
augur makes in its journey through an oak
log.
Bread. solid beefs.eak, about as thick
as blister plaster, and as tough asa
hounds ear
Table covered with plates. a few scared.
to death pickles on one of them, and six
fly icdorsed crackers o. the other.
A pewterinktun castor with three bot
ties In it, oce without pepper in it, one
without mustard in it, and one with two
inches Of drowned flies and some vinegar
in it.
Servant gill with hoops on, hangs around
you earnestly, and wants TO know If Won
want another cup of coffee ?
You say, ''No, ma %, [ thank you," and
push back your chair.
You haven't eat enough TO pay for pick
ing your teeth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
From Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
a moeting Of Tobacco manufacturers was held
to-day, who agreed that bonded warehouses were
unnecessary. The peddiing system should be
better guarded against frauds. abolished. aud
that dealing in leaf tobacco should be better
regulated The meeting generally favored a O.
duction OF the tax.
A committee was appointed to forward the IT
olutions to Washington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
X abroad ACCId MT,

ST. OUTS Nov. II.
broAtn raj! threw two cara coniaining re-
erUi;s ON th4 track cf the Northern Missouri
RAl -oal ] LIZ cars went down an tmba kment
anu Is t0,d.e' : e-ki Ell. kdw C.vn con
o. judge Cs.y:n o! Ii c'.y. WAS kiiled. The
recr0 = wee e4tou.e :or Sa:tLake.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
CABLE ESsPATCHES.

PARIs, Nov. II.
The Parsl Nuncio and the French Minister oil
Foreign Afs:s had long consultation yes En-
dsy, of which the Tsris Consti. u,ional says !:
The d..casaed he IT,. booming Pspal protest,
wherein the Rope dec ares h n self the so FL <
o. Rome, and wall not hold inte! course with the
IL nI.ters o. We. OIL Emannel -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

A Radical negro. who was honest after
ia hion, went up to register, pretendingly
at least. Joe T. was there, locker on in
Vienna, and snapper up of trifes; and it
ran thus !:
"You want to register, do you ?"
Yes. sab, l does"
How long have you been in the State?"
s. Jes five weeke, exactly TO a dot"
Well, sir. you are not entitled"
"Thought maybe 1 was, as I seen mig
gers registerin' from Corinth to Mobile,
an from Vicksburg to Montgomery, at
hadn't been here's long as 1 have"
" Can't register, and don't want to hear
bny moro Of your talk ..-....
Darkey was retiring with polite obeis.
ance when Joe T. stepped up and begged
his acceptance of two dollars in token of
his high appreciation of his honesty under
temptations. Darkey was too polite to
refuse. Honesty is the best policy. Sew
din'nt get cent. -Meridien Mercury.
In about a week the citadel OF Quebec
will be left without a single British soldier
within its walls. The people of the old
capital. who, for so many long years. have
been familiar with the sound of the sstat-
too" at evening, and accustomed to wit
ness the marching of SO many regiments of
relocated soldiery through the quaint old
streets of their city, will be deprived of
that pleasure, for, says the Toronto Leader,
it may reasonably be expected many years
to come Already sore of the forts, mill
tary stores, and ornaments have been
handed over to the Dominion government,
and the rest will follow in few days.
Quebec will look very different to all who
shall visit it in the future from what it
used to, with the red Goa ed sentries march
ing up and down on the parapets of the
cita 1el, O distinct and prominent feature
in the tout ensemble of the old city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
From New York.

RRooKLYN, Nov. IL.
Tie meeting il Bro oklyn against rings was
tho largest ever held. proposition to use
lamp posts for repeaters and ballot suffers
was tumutu usly appIauded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

SAVANNAH, Nov. II.
The following, frcm the Mayor of this city,
will set st rost the reports in regard to the yell
low fever:
MANY false reports are in circulation concern
ipg the health OF Savannah. on the authority of
the EeAlth Officer, &nd Of the leading medical
msn OF the city, Ipozi.!vely assert that there is
no ye,ow fever, or ally other epidemic disease,
in the city. Allied HAYWOOD,
Mayor pro tenn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

ty. then, is the sublimest worl in our Ian
Ruage. Do your duty in all things. like
the old Puritan. You caurot do more
you should never wish to do less. Never
let me and your mother wear enc gray ha +
for any lack OF duty on your part"
''Your affe ctionate fa' her,
E e. LEE"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
From HaisASfSfnnI

JACKSON, Nov. IL.
R3turrs indicate the following complexion in
the Legislature House-Republicana 81; DEM
ocrats So doubtful seEate-RepublieAns "a;
Democrats II. TEis Shows heavy Democrat
10 gain. A!corr, on going to the Senate, will
reign in favor O. Lieut.. Gov. PoWers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
II AKHIED.

In this Y, on ne S IL ius:&nt. b; Re-. u.
Moran, Can BUD3ON +. SAUNDERS I'D
Mrs. &. (. ERGAS.
In n 8 CIV, At inc ra..Ie1ce os he l.. e's
mother, op no evening o. no ) a 4. 2r. ny
Rev. Q. HusAe. o FNret'=v. g VI Z ~
Err FRENCH 10 Ms LA..iE AciAU-h4lN
all o!ta.s CIV.
In Cumberland county, on the evening OF tbs
18th October, by the Rev Mr. BrunL. Mics
ALOE DEVANE ana ALISON EVANS.
At the residence of the brides father, in
Edgecombe county, on Tuesd4y. November 9TH.
by Rev. j. B. Cheshire. Is. II BUNS, Esq -, OF
Rocky Mount, and Miss MITE PHILIPS.
daughter OF Dr.. j. j. Philips of Edgecom2e
county
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IL.
The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad has
been Lease 70 the Pennsylv Ania Central Road.
Thi gives the Pernsylvania Central four hun
dred and ninety eight miles OF road in New Jer-
eey, six y-nve miles OF Canal, eeveral Ferries
and the Delaware bridge.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

For some days, say the Baltimore Ga
zette. a rumor has been efoat that the
PENNSYLVANIA Central has obtained control
of a majority of the shares Of the Phliadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad,
and will thus have monopoly of the tray
ell between Washington and New York, and
indeed between New York and the Gulf,as
soon as the Baltimore and Potomac Road
is completed.
tt quite certain, too, that control has
been obtained of the road between Bristol
and Chattanooga. By this means The
PENNSYLVANIA Central gets IN the rear OF
the Southside Road and cuts If General
Mahone's connections just "a be cut cfi
those of tho Orange and Alex md il road.
The exteneions of the Penis lyania
Central and the breadth of it's schemes are
wonderfully bold and almost Incompetent
sibIe If the plans of Mr.. Scott and Dir.
THOMPSON are successful, this enormous
corporation will control tho country, do all
the carrying business. dictate is own
terms, establish lis own bnLkH, control oil
financial operations and have such intln-
ence in the elections that it will elect Its
own President. We shall, indeed, then
have Railroad King; and before we know
it, we shall have two parties contend1ne
for power upon issues new to the country
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

PARIS, Nov. IL P. II.
Rer.ts close at IS and 95.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

A burnt-out Chicagoan was in BARRIERS
shop in New York city, and after being
shaved the barber suggested that perhaps
he would like to have his hair cut. "1hank
you, said the man from Chicago, sit is
long. but never have my hair cut when I
am in the country" ...-~-.---
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r Y
S1ABLE DISPATCHKa
LONDoN. NJ,

LUNDUN, NOV. II.
ieS Ctmpaoy hGs Leen formed, wish a cay.
tai o. So Geo 00o, to furnish he rolling stock
FOR alta tic and 0re1t Western Railway.
PARIS Nov. IL
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PARIS, Nov. 1

Tres in al int r9isw. AuthoGi:siive,y
~"ud loze II end o'.j.e pFovi,onA! regime
AID e-ttD N pe'mAnept Rep2blic. when the
Ass NIB meets IN Dec. Z Der.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
From Charleston.
From Georgia

tuARL EsroN. Nov. IL
No 6ea:hs from fever to-day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

Mr.. G. w. King, of Raleigh, has in
vented an improved combination spring
and air gun. .-s - azs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

A full house greets DIR. Wingate, who
breaches an excellent sermon on Going
out into the highway and hedges, and
compelling men to come in." DIR. WIS
rich, acnorous and musical voice, and his
ease and naturalness OF delivery make a
most favorable Impression.
.sffT> J. @. HDEN. 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
SOUTH CAROLINA ITEMS

ITO q. ". GUSTS Lee"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

The Clegg Copper Mine and Smelling
Company, in Chatham county, near Deep
River, are making great and valuable ad-
ditions to their works
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

The following letter was write by Gen
Lee 10 his ton, long before The CONNIE nee
nlent Of tho late war =;
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
N CnIRF ERGINErR's Orrfck. I

OFFICE OF ACrtN0 COMMISSARY SUBSlSrEkC
" FORT WApswhRTn N. Y. H., November H. 1871
Scale proposals, m duplca-, with Of this advar
nsenent attached, will be received this Once " 10
ococs A. NJ ecrmber TO- 1871, for furnishing the Fresh
Heel required by the subsistence Department. UnIed Statea
Army at ths station, during MONTHS commencing JAnu
ary ISL.
zach bid must be accompanied by Sl0o to
insure good faith.
Information TO quality OF beef payments conditions
L. A. CHAMBERLAIN,
First Lieutenant Frst Artillery. A. o. 8.
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Central National Bank of Columbia
! TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OrfIrE "f COMPTROLLER or TIE CunEEScY


OTf1cl ~ COMPTROLLER or TIE CUHErSCY
WAsHiSoToS, January IL, 1871
NM HEiEAS by satisfactory evidence rrc-
w stntcd 10 the undcrs"EcI i: has Lc,n
made to sprear that InE CfNrRAI NATroSA,
BANK OF CoI.rMEIA, in tho city oil Co,umhla. il,
the County of lirhland and State of south Ca
rolina, has been duly organized under and ar
c"iding to the requirements Of The act of Con.
ercss entitled IAN Act 10 provide y natio. al
currency. secured by pledge Of United Statcs
s.dU, Dodnus, and to provide for the circulation nd
and has complied with all tho rrovi4,ons Of
said Act required to be complied with before
said Act. ''"''1
Now, t;itIciurc, i, uILNND r. R.HULDUnD.
comptroller OF tho Currency, do hereby Ger.
tify that THE CENTRAL NATroNAI. E>Sx nr Co.
LuMDIA: i'll tho city OF Columbia, in il,c Conntv
OF Nichland, and state Of South Carolina, IL
banking under tho Act aforesaid. -
In testimony whereof, witncss my hand and
seal OF Office, this 18th day of january 1S71
HlLAND b. HULBURD,
Jan II Comptroller of tho Curr, ncv
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SNYANNAu. AInrrh lG.

SAFANSAH, March IL, 1870.
-at S"rS "ut"G LtIIn'dh 4 I.rO., Snrun,.IR,
Cd GENTS: lav, ciurc me y.nr esteemed
letter oi tie 1ith lust, containing various
documents relative to yunr "Gcinan Bi,tcrs. -
After Il careful! examination must confess
that Ycrr Eitttr- is really What yon rcl.rrstlt
|! TO lie, an old German recipe of Or Mitch-
excellent Tor dyspepsia, general debility and
n"r:Dus dis arcs, and is u good rt,cuti,. oi
clills aud fever. find it 10 bo most de-
h%htful and pleasant st"naclic ! remain
yours truly, tSigned) AUG. p. WET1 Err
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Good Heaith-.-Lone Life.

'HEHE ~ d!ficrence between good blood
II and bad blood-a difference tf L irc and
Death. Bad blood is fnll of hnmors. bro.
duclng corrupt Sores, Ulcers, Doile, Cur-
ouhclts u, Spots, Blntchcs. These are inllca
.i"ns 5 OF Il diseased condition OF tho system.
and unicss r. moved, will prey uron ,lic bodv
and make it diseased and l0ate some thin.
of hcsh. without pnrc Llood 10 fl.sh ~ rrnn
from disense. The Pale and sh,unkt n Forms.
; 1cilow Facrs,, Weak Stomachs, Diseased
tivcrs, Crippled Hhtun.atica, NcrYcn. Hypo.
ehondrincs, D,speptic Victims oiIlcadarhc so
common i'll thi: country, is owing entirely 70
the hnmors of the bIocd.
Ill. MIE.lSidshs mi QUELE's DELIGHT is tho
nome Icspeaks for it popularity ,cxamplcd
IN the history OF medicine. Forpurityinr the
BLOOD and inyigorating the Liver, no setter or
Hcinitsh's Qnecn's Delight is . Purifier Of thc
b'ood and an !nviGorator OF the Liver, two
thlngs essential in prtserving Health Ind
IN me curing nItease. It invigorales the Liver
Bowels, pnrifes the Blood and r,nnira thn
waste or the Body, imparts Strcn"th and
gives f!gor to diseased and enfeeblcd 9, st ems
r., HkiNiTSH'S QUEENS ELIGHT.
:, ne people approve, and phylirans sanction
lls use because 1t processes Mtlu, and is
what it e, cms TO be- q hons. l"I i.ir.. ;,, r.
Me sicL. "
1T CURES
HEADACnES.-Sick Headache Ecryuus !J,,d
ache, Bilious Headache, Ntula!ris. ('nturIh
DiZZincss. Kush OF Blood to the Iirad Fu;i
ness, Oppression Of the Head, &c.
:. CArAhEH This unpleasant disease, in pll
soEE THEoATs, &c. Sore Threats, uoarso.
ness, Loss of Voice, Weak Voice
DYSPEPSIA This disease alwava curcd in
al cases. III pers ons Of all ages ard occrua
tiuns. '"
LIVER COMPLAINTS JArNnIcE, &c.
Cnl lohic Dl0rrhda and all lirunic Dyhcnt, .
~; Coles. obstinate Costiv, ness
- ilLEs-rlies. Blind. Blccuing or liberated
Painful. Itching, Burning, no matter how lour
existing. ''''" ''"E
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gravel, Iuco,,t;.
nomee: n"o% c,rs1 si1"rpsse. Their peculiar dstuse
FACE AFFEcTioNs.-- Brown Spots. Moth
Blotchcs, i'impies, Back apccks lied Patches.
5nrilnS, Itching, Rnsh of I,lou! To M, Fa,.n
Ch,nsnln, Bad Complexion.
Apsccss' y. Scrofna, when on the EcaJn.
!, dhr9a1, Internal or external: on the Tonrnc,
'ack, Limbs. or anywhere; Sc,e and SwcIlci
Lega, all pcrft city cnrablc
SKIN DIsEAsFs Salt Ehcuro. T.tter Acpc
Shingles Scaly Eruptions Waterv Discharrrs
Itching; S,G Burning; Chronic Erysipclas
NE EYFS -lnhamcd and ltclino S,.r,r,I.
nc, on the Eyes and Eyc-lit,e.
HoITRE, SwELIED NECK All casc. c,r.l
rheumatism, Chronic, Acute Neuralgia
Lamshcss, Swclled Joints, inability to walk
palh1ui or paaslve. cnred by the use of
~, HE,NiTSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT
snncrings nave been protrac.ed from hidden
causes, and whose cases require prompt treat
ncnt, VIII hnd always sure remedy in
QUEENS DELIGHT.
Ask for lIEfkITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
lake mono other. He is the inventor and sole
proprietor. Sold wholesale and retail at hjs
Drng and Chemical Store, Columbia. S. g.