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now. His hsnds were among the
clouds, and u feeble ray was alrady
struggling through tho rift it had
made.
Yes, Mary" be ansvcrcd s,ftly,
"and | have heard i. luore than once
said bat u good wife Andrew Lee
must have"
"Did you p vas all she said.
ics, darling" was his warmly
spoken auawor; aud he stopped down
and kissed her. "EIow strange you
nho aid aek me snch a question |"
"l YOU wonli ,eIl mo SO now md
then, Andrew. It would do mo good"
Mrs. I'es arose, aud leaning hor fuce
, sgaiust the nan|y breast Of her hus.
band, stood and wept
What strong light broks in on
the mind Of Andrew Lee Flo had
never given his wife even tho small
reward Of praise for the loving inter
est she had manifested daily until
doubt Of his love had entered her soul
ard made the light around hor thick
darkness, No wonder ber face grew
clnnded, or that what no couuidc dcred
moodnoas and it!.naturo took posses.
a'or os her spirits.
"You arc good and truo, Mary my
own dear wfo. / am proud Of y>u,
and NY fra, deolro 10 for your happi-
ns,p. Oh, If I could always eco your
T ce i'll fuuohine, NJ home would bo
, the dp,rGst plRco on earth -
CHOW precious to mo are your
wpr3u Of love and praise, Andrew
said Ms Lee, smiling up through her
tcaIe into bis faco. "wi.h them in my
cars, my hoart can nevor bo IN ehad
ows."
How casy had hceu tho work for
Andrew Lee He had swept his
haud across tho clouAod horizon, and
n W tho bright sunshine was cleaning
down and aooding that home with Joy
and beauty.
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fectual remedy than any other Those who have
;rled It, know that il cured them, those who have
not, know that ID ctires thcirneghbors and friends;
md all know that what it does once it does al.
way. that 1t never fails through any fault orncg.
thousands ofcertiHcatcS OF ciricmarkab!c cures
Of the following complaints but such cures are
aIsh u SNery AaSSe % M SM n w mTfa
!: Mt climates containing neither calcmcl noratIy
tectcrious drmS, thGy may bc taken With safety
Oy anybody. Their sugarcoating preserves them
,vcr fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
oong purely vegetable no harm can arise from
Thoy operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viSccra to purify the blood and stimulate
into healthy Hoction. remove nc ohs',uctions
u tic stomach, bowels; liver, and other organs OF
ihc body restoring their irregular action to health,
md by correcting, wherever they exist, such dc.
enngcncnts as arc the first orig Of disease.
Minute directions arc given in the wrapper on
;hc box for the following complaints, which these
For Hpynpcpsia or Indi iScatio,,, IistIcss-
| hesS, Languor and Los, OF Appetite they
should be taken moderately to stimulate The stonl'
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
Fur Liver G. ofuDtaint and its various symp.
toms, Diiious Haend.scho, sttk Head!
fous collie and bilious FovcTa, they should
he iuthcioTsly taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
! cause 1t.
| For Dysentcry or IpiTrrhoca, but ono
mild dose is generally required.
tiGe, Back and EoiGs, they sh6uhi &c contin;
Sas sss6 o % ne ssse n"HS s%sH nsa ns osd
| complaints disappear: =.
For Dropsy and IsrorsiCml S~cIlinga
| they should be taken in large ana frequent doses
10 produce the effect of q drastic bMrgt,
For Suppression n large dose should be
! taken MS 1t produces tho desired cilrct by sym.
patty.
As q Dinner Pit. tako one or two PtVs to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach ,
! An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action; restores the appetite,
and inyigoratSs thc SYSTEM. Hence it is often ad.
! Santagc0us where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolcrably well, o!lcn finds that a
dose of these PiI{s makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and rcnovating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
LOWELL. MISS, U. $. Il.
| oct lU-Jy
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NHw Yoak, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me 10 call your attention 10 my
Preparation Of Compound Extract
Buchu.

The conponcu, parte arc BUCHy, LONG
LEAF, GtBEBS. JUNIPER BERRIES.
MopE Of PREpAn >rinN.--B Bnclu, in Va.
cuo. .lunipcr Berries. BY dis,illaiion, to
form a tine gin. Cubrba extracted hy dis
placement with spirits o 'lninrd iroul Juni-
per berries very little sugar is used. aud
small proportion Of spirit. /, il more
pnlatahle thnn ncS TOW IN use. l.
Buchu. as prcrtrea BY Druggists, is OF n
dark c"lor. II is. y plnht Tint enits i,
fragfanSc; the actsSn cf :snthr dcs.rcyS
this tits active principle), leaving dn,k
and glutinous decoction Mine is The color
Of ingrcdlcntp. The 3uchu in my prepara
ton prcdoninntcsi tho smallest quantity OF
The other ingredients are added 10 prevent,
fermentation upon inspection, il will be
found not TO be Tineturc, rs mnde in
Pharmacor6a, ntr IS il u Syrup md
therefore can be uEed in cases where fever
VI inflammation exist. IN this, yon have
tho knowledge Of the sfKteafSntp and the
mode Of preparation
Hoping that you will favor II With q tri-
nj, aud that upon inspection i. will meet
with your appreciation.
With q feeling Of confidence.
am, very respectfully.
II. r: IiELMB6Lb.
Chemist and Druggist
Of Is Yours EEpsfIcuce.
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O & "A D'AsTa g

WHE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
L RESTORER, purifies the blood
ana ctrsB Scrofuln, Syphilis, Skin Dis.
eaaes, Rheumatism, Diseases of Wo.
men, and al Chronic Affections Of the
Blood, Liver aud kidneys. Recon-.
mendcd by the Medical Faculty and
many thousands Of cur best citizens.
Read thetcstimony Of Physicians and
Ipatienls who have used Rosadalis; send
for our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book
Or Almana, for this year, which We
publish for graluitous distribution it
will give you III ,ch valuable informa.
Itioh.
DR.. II. W. Carr, of Baltimore, saws
take pleasure IN recommending your
kosadalis as II very powerful Alternative.
have seen il used in two ca>os with
happy rcsults-o one III n case Of second.
lafy syphilis, in which the pnticnt pro.
Inounccd himself cured after having
taken five bottles Of your medicine =
The other i q case Of scrofula Of long
standing, which is rapidly impi OWN (
mndcr its use, and the indications arc
that the patient will soon recover. !
have carefully examined the fcrmul&
ny which your Rosadahs is made, nn&
ind II aud excellent compounH Of alter
ihtive ingredients.
Dr.. Sparks. of Nicholasville, Ky,
lsays hc has used Rosadalis IN cases of
>crofuln and Secondary Syphilis wi.l!.
satisfactory rosults-ns a cleanser Of
pho Blood know no brttcrremcdy.
Samuel e. MGF&ddcn, MWrfrccsboro,'
Tenn, ,sny5:
have used sevEH bottles Of Rosadal.
is. and am entirely cured of Rhcuma.
tism bend NE foifr bottles, rs wish il
for my brt,Ker, WhH has scrofulous soro
}eycs.
Benjamit BSoht,s; Of Lima, Ohio,
writes, have suffered for twenty years
with IN inyctcfdt6 eruption over my
whole body II short time since pur..
chased q bottle Of t6t,dalis and il ef.
'ected a perfect cure.
Rosndnlis is sold Wy all druggists.
Laboratory, CT Exchange Place, Bal
,imorc. DRs. CLEMENTS & CO.,
may l9-ly PropIiet"rs.
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CARD.

a Clergyman, while residing in .Sou,l,
America az a missionary, discovered "a safe
ana simple remcdy fer The oure ,ofNervona
Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases, of,tho
Urinary end Seminal Organs, andis the
whole rain OF disorders broughtion by
banefnl and vicious haSi,s.i Grsa, numbers
have been cured BY This noble remedy.
Prompted BY desire to benefit the afijoted
and unfortunate, will send tho recipe for
preparing aud and d,nsing fhisg ig arnessicihe, in
aasealed envelope. to any vpe who ueeds Il,
Free Of charge Address JQSEPH T.. IN.
NAN, Station b, Bible Hosse, Nsw York
wy jan II
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Hot To:r AND JEKnv \ CoM1cA Al.
OuTcnNAH.--"Das O,uion Hill come
by dcea ears ;" inquired Jolly
Dutchman on Saturday night, as he
staggered into u Union Fill car at
n"bokeu. "Yaw, Fritz" werod a
fellow countryman. "Icat cakes all
the vile, }acob = ssid Fritz, nearly
crushing his friond's toes in an at.
tempt to steady himself. "Fritz, you
pc tam heavy tonight" "Yaas,
beos full Of hot Dom and Sherrys,
Yacob; Dom and Sherry doc much
f'r Fritz. | must dry and get some
fresh air on tho platform, Facob y
Fritz snceeo}cd in getting tho door
open about siH inchcS:a biting wiud
b!cw through tho aperture, when an
lnd'ynant passenger sprang to his feet
and closed the door with suddenncss
that turncd'Fritz half around. "Becs
dis car on the out side or inside -
inquired Fritz You are all right,
Fritz sit down in this corner said
Facob. "Dank you> Yacob if ] slcc,
when mine house coomos alo"g dell
nc who | am.
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y fascinating youth Of Louisville
"aa recently very badly "sold' by the
nnatron of tho Kentucky State Prison,
IN whose doughter ho seemed to cvince
very strong interest while travelling
IN railroad car. Thinking tho fir
ta:'on had continued long enough, sho
suddenly changed her seat to tie side
OF the young man, and whispered in
his car: "Sir, You are Il total strang.
or to mo but feel it to be my duty
;o'warn you Of impending evils. That
young lady is just out of tho State
Prison" A passenger got off at tho
next station
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Latest Quotations Of
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrected Weekly by
gsiX!ll!II KAUFMAN
Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad St.
November 4. 1870.

November 4, 1870.
STATE SECURlrlEs-South Carolina, ola
80; do, ew..@6s do, registered
stock, cS int--@G8
RAILROAD Sr0cHs Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, ,-@4D: Or enyille and CO.
lumhia, p; Northeastern, Ga; Sa-
vannnh aud Charleston, 81; South Carolina,
whole shares) Al; do. (hnlf o)2l.
sourH cAn6ESA tANK biiLs.
hDank Of Chnrlc$!U 10
%bank Of NcwhcrrS .,-@-
Bank Of Camden, slGG-.
Bank Of Georgetown; --6y6-.
Bank Of South Caroli1ia, 1870
Bank of Chester, liza
Rank Of Hamburg. Go
Bank Of State Of ). G. prior TO 1891. 1850 =
Bank Of State of S. G. isstc 1851
md 1862, a5@-
*plan,crs and Mechanics Bank
Charleston, %
*Pcoplc's Bank Of Charleston, Cd
%Union BANK of Charleston, ID
Southwestern X II Bank, Charless
ton, (oidl %
Southwestern Il Il DnHk, Charles
ton, (ncwl IA =
State Bank OF Charleston, 7M-
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston. 2m-
Exchange Bank Of Columbia, Ga
Commercial Bank Of Columbia, i'd
Mcrchant3 Ban!: Of ChcraN, Ga
Planters Bank Of Fairfield, GtS s.
State Of S. G. Bills RecevabfS, Sofa
City Of Charleston Change Bills, 65G4-
STILLS marked thus (*) arc being redeem
cd nj The Bank Coun,cr Of each.
! jan 22..lS
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Mon. Women. Boys md Girls who en-.
gage In our new bnsne,s make from SIS Ia
Slo per day in their own localities. Full,
particulars and instructions cent free nv
mn'l Tho'e in nccd Of permanent, profi,n.
bic work. should address at once George
Sinson 4 Co.. Portland. Maine.
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Matrimonial Gamblng-A Y0ERg LadS
Wjnns Herself and 100000.

a romance Of a most peculiar typo
ia written by correspondent in
h'uisvillc, Kentucky, A young
lady Of great bcan'y--a puro bloudc
--and gracrs Of miud and manner
fully commensurate. but lacking the
added charm of wealth, had long been
sought in marriage by eligible young
men, bu, III vain. A wealthy old
barhclgr hid long bcrnu sileut wor
shipper at bcr shrine, and at length
summoned courage to ask her to be
his wife To all his protestntions she
repliod that she did not lovo and
could not marry him but, finally,
as a test, proposed that, ns ho desired
her hand und she desired wealth she
would stake tho ono against the other
aud submit the result to tho hazard
Of the die 'Enc Offer was accepted,
referees OF high position chosen, aud
tho affair arranged Tho parties
woro to throw poker dice, and to cut
cards for the first throw; if no won,
she was to wed him tho same evening ;
If she won, hia check for $4,000 IN
'he refo rocs' hands was to be hcrs.
The suitor won the throw, and threw
a "full"- three fours aud two hvos.
The bolle's first two thruws wore uu.
Fortunate but putting all the dice in
the box, and pressing hor forehead
with her hand for an Instant, she sud-
denly throw three fours and two
sixca--and "on. The 100000 was
hers, and Rhe took it
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For oil the purposes OF Laxative
Medicine

Perhaps no one medi.
cine Is SO universally
required by every.
body as a cathartic,
nor was ever any be.
fore so universally
adopted into use, In
oycry country and
among all classes, rs
this mild but efficient
purgative PiU. The
obvious reason ia,
that it Is n more relia.
l,Ir and far moro of
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An Jrishman chauced to bo eating
dinner where thcro was salad, which
be had never soon before. He was
looking at Que and thon At another
eating It, when the man who was next
to him said
'pat, Why don't you cat your sal
ad ="
'&rrah ? be said, If my mother
was in Amoriky, au' saw inc atipg
grass like COW sho would roar like a
liouh'
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PoiCHOMANCY.--Any lady or gentle
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own happiness aud independence, by Oh,
tnlnine Psychomnrcy, Fascination. or s. ul
Charming. 400 psgcs cloth Pail ins.,uc
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At sill, how TO Mosmrrise. become francs
or Writing Mediums, Diyinanon, Spiritual
I'm, Alchemy. Philosophy of Omens and
Dreams, Brigham 1foung's Harem, Guide to
Marriage, Co.. alb contained in this book {;
ioo'ooo sold price by mail, in ololhtSl .26,
paper covers Eorics.-- ,tny person
willing to .aot as agent will receive a sam.
pie copy Of tho work frye. AS no capital il
required, all dtsirous OF g.ntesl employ
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I&W eVU Is'EaHEl1TGAIsS & I
GOOD FURNFRURE!
CHN1 p -FURWITUREt

UST ociyca direct from the best faclo.
u rics Of New York and Bbs,oH., CoHsfk1 !.
lug of fine Rosewood aid Ches,iut suits,
complete Mahogany and Walnut Bureails,
Sofas, Divans, pnrldf Chairs S,nndG Sc
Bed Steads aid Chairs Of hteen different
grades each, W"rdroBes. Saloon Tables and
everything usually kept in lhd furnilupa
Lire. which We pfoP,'sttd seif ms Cheap rs
can be b6hgii niywE tfe in the Statc. Cali
and stt: JOHN McINTYRE a. C,I
oci IS
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Groceries,

WE h&vc received from New York lately,
w Il large stock Of Groceries, &c. con
sisting or$ngars, Coffecs, Mnckerci. Mo-
lasscs, Candles. Soda. Cheese, Suap, Teas,
Candy. Pickles, Churns, Buckets, Cakes,
Soda Bischit, Nutmeg. Gloves, AlSricc Gin.
namon, Ginger, Blackpcppcr, and To- of
canned goods, Hardware. rinwarc, Powder
Shot and Lead. Crockcry aud Glassware
Leather, Flour III grades, chewing and
smoking Tobacco, and Scgnrs.
Mems, boys and children's Boois and
Shoes. Also n we'll selected stock Of Ready.
Made Clothing. Dry Goods. ami many other
articles, too Numerous to mention. Call
and see for yourselves. we are Offering
our goods low fot cash
oct is MCINTYRE SEQ.
The History Of the Presbyterian
Church in SoHth Carolina by
Dr. Howe.
SUBSCRIBERS Is lie shove work will
- please call for their copies n, tic Drug
and Book Store Of
KETCHlN McMASrER & BRlCE.
Cigars.
A lot uf Fine and Common Cigars at tho
Drug and Book Store OF
KETCHlN, McMHSTER & BRICE.
nov 26
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HchAbold's Fluid Extract Buch,

ncflnDOlu'S Fl(llu EXtraCC BuChu
Is tho grca, specific for Universal Lnssitudc,
Pro5tralion. SO.
The constitution. once affected Will, Or
ganic Weakness, requires the m;tl' Of Medi-
cine to strengthen nnl invigoraie tho sys-
TEN, %hicA IlELMnOLD'S EXTRACT BE-
CliU invar,h4ly dnr.. IF no ,re"aMeA. is
submitted Is. Consumption or iusa:ii,y en-
sues. .f4FH"'
Helnbolds Fluid Extratt sf BW-
elfu,,
Tn a;ftctloss; peculiar to Females issun
cohailed "y any other preparations, ns in
Chlorosis,. or Retention, PminNlihrss, or
Suppression OF Customary Evncia,ions,
ulcernied or Sohirrus Sthte Of the Uterus,
the decline or chhpge Of life.
uelnBold'y fldid E&fast Bacliu did
IAiiprOYed Rose Wasti'
Will radically exterrhinnte from The system
DISEASES arising from labits Of dissipation.
atlittlo expense, little or no clihnge in diet
nc Inconvenience or exposure'; completely
supercediHY those unpleasant nbi danger.
o's remedies, oopaiva nhd Mercury, in nil
these diseases,
Use HeisMbold's Flaid'Extract Bu.
uhap
In nll diseases of tigsd organs, Whether
existing IN male or female, from whatever
cause originating. and no matter of how
long standing 1t is pleasant in taste and
odor, .'immediatc' in actibH, and moro
strengthening than any of the preparations
Of BSiR'or lroh.
Thosa stidtrins from Btoketi. dbwn or
delicate cotfstitriaotS, ptocuts tile remedy
at once.
The reader ttiitst DO aware that, however
slight may be The attn6k Of the above dis
eases, u Is certain to affect the bddilYhea1
and mental powers.
An the above diseases require the aid Of
q Dinreiic. IlELMBOED'S EXTRACT Byi-
CHU 10 the great biuterla.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. rRItr-
Sl 20 per bottle, o*6 bottles for Sc. so
Delivered to any address: Desctito symp
toms In all communications.
Address
II. r.. HEBMflOE1S,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
GS&s ~ 592 Broadway, New Yofx.
None are Genuine
:. - EE " &skTsEf S@8
Unless dbno up In leel.cngraysd WRAPPER,
sitn,fsa similo os my Chemioal Warehouse,
f5f SSF'' ~ &oa h8s ha4}Rj tsp j
s0HT IiELMB0Lp. s.
april s0-IS
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TQSGUsE THE "VEqEfA Il .,F1O
ICZO BILE PULMONARY J. NfU
6aLS.4M" The old s,nndard'remedy for
coughs. colds. consumption "Nothiag bet.
ter Cutler Bros. - Co., Boston
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$25 a Week Salaryi

Young men wanted as local and travelling
sn'eSmcn: Address with stamp) r. ri
WALKER, 81 Park Row, N Y.
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EMPLOYMENT FOK ALL,

$50 SALARY per waek, and eypchscs
paid Agents, to sell our new and useful dis
ooVeries. Address B. SWEET g. Co., MIR.
shall, Mich.
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FL Shu isths namo of ono of the,
oldest OF the Chinese deities. His
nap'e got mixed'in coming across.
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Agents ! Read Thisl
WE WILL PAY AGENTS

4 salary of $50 per week. and expenses, or
allow large commission to sell our now
lnvoniions. Address NJ. Wagner & CO., Mar.
shall Mich,
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CHRISTIAN STASDAuE opposes scc.s
and advocates primitive Christianity Best
and cheapes, family Weekly: 3 ragcs xaa
columns. Edited by Elders Isaac Erreti
and J s. LANAI. 0nly 81 n ysnr Spc.
m'ns FREQ. Il. ". Carroll g. e. publish
ers., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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UNlFERSALl VI What is it: Send
for the Star in Ihr West, Cincinnati. a
largo 8-page weekly csmh'ishcd 1927.
II meets ali the wants Vi the family So 6O
per year. 81 Is six munths. Try il. Spe
cmens free. Addrcs, Williamson * Cant
well, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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TIE ia PA NESE HAIR STIlJN
Colors the whiskers aud hnir y beautiful
black or brown. 1t consists Of only one
preparation. rs cents by mail. Address
5; G. Vi'EAM No T21 Jayne stroot Phil.
adeiphia. Pn. Circulars sent free. Sold By
NJ DRUGGISTS
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uPHAM's DEPILATORY POWDER,
Removes supertiuou> hair in 1--WE minutes,
without injury to tho kin. Sent by mail
for 81 az. " "A'
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. ~ 81 TTf- = 81
New Advertisements.
3 . 8 3 8 8 8

TO THE WORKING GLASS. are
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That all who sec this notice may send their
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ior the trouble Of writing. Full particn
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY DAY.EOUK
Tho Champion Ut tho White Republic
aga'ns' the world.-$2 per year. Aldlc.
''DAi BOOK.' New York ilr.
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uelnlBold'y Fldid EMfast Bac1iu dst
Improved Rose Wast'

VIII radically exterrhinnte from The system
Diseases arising from Habits Of dissipation,
atlitllo expense, little Or no clihnge in diet
nc inconvenience or exposure completely
snpercediHg those unpleasant o1l danger.
o's remedies, ooPaiva ahd Mercury, In all
those diseases.
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UPTAM'S s ASTHMA CURE
Relieves mo.t violent paroxysms In fye
minutes andcffects epccdy cure. Price
Cd hy mail
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-04
Proceedings i'm Chancery.

FToceeohnSS In Cnancefy
The following were the proceedings of the
Chancery Court, yesterday, Chancellor Tenn
pie presiding:
Is Knapp VS. Hardee ct al T; affidavit ordered to
be filed, also reference to G s. M.
Judge NJ L. Hall presiding:
Jos A Mabry VS. CA Nee, bill dismissed and
appeal taken. & "a A
r Afford, executor, VS. VIM Mountcastle. ct
al death of respondent proven and revived
G McCklng ct al executors, VS. r 81 Gard
ner ct al appointment of trustees confirmed.
Bruce & Cook VS. j III Parker ct al; order at
from day Of Term vacated, and bill dismissed as
to Mary K Parker.
w II Alexander VS. John Baxter ct al and
John Baxter ct al VS. w NJ Alexander; death
of Alexander suggested and, admitted, aHdfre-
viyed as to original bill, and sci ia on cross
bill.
peasants & Sons VS. p w Watkins ct al !;
Brabson IL Toomey receiver ordered to report.
III O jackson VS. p ] Jackson idivorce grant
ed conplainantoG HtfE sstNff fWGC
b w Smith, guardian &C. VS. II G Smith ct
al reference for instanter report.
John Wilson VS. Alternately ct al decree
and reference for instanter report
John III Bryson, administrator VS. p g Nc
MILAN reference to Master.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-04
Among the Indians.

Lieut.. Herndon tells us that no RIDES of abo-
riginees are found in the deepest forests Of
South America, from the Andes to the Atlantic
coast, that do not have and use DR.. Ayers
medicines and Lowell cottons. fremont"
Suffolk, !" ''Boott,'' are seen stamped in large
redfand blue letters upon their garments, while
Ayers Pills and Cherry PICTORIAL are among
the treasures, of their habitations. Their native
soil furnishes them all their food and most of
their remedies but they suffer from some afflie-
tons which must have the interposition of high
ersskilI. ASe9ttndL Libcrtv va ~ f1A