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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
Germiidte Seridte.

Wep.0orf, 4. Nprtl.-(Die 0eibenpas
rdbe bes Sen. Robert Qnoerion.) Die Slagz
gen auf iGmmtliden Dientliden @ebdnoen,
auf ben Sff;inen Der :3eitungen, tpte auf ben
9otels rubten s~eiteru Ytorgen aui Salbmat.
Die ferblife1 lcberreHe bes Generals Nnoers
ion, melfer Sort Sumter befebltgte, ais Der
ShuB Der auftdnoiiden anf bic Sterne uno
Streiien Der luion ben Infan9 beS Bir'
qerfrteges be3eifnete, loQten bon lhren1 tent.
poraren Nubeplate auf Der yWarblesG emez
tern" mad benz Hriebbofe bel Der Wtilitdrs
afabemie at gSetpoint iibergefibrt meroen.
5dou am friibem Yormittas mar in Der 2.
Nuenue, on Der &de bon i3meiter StraBe, Elm
reyes 0eben uno 5reibeu bcmertbar. Wtill9e
3uibaner ordn9ten fd auf ben SrottotlS
5u beioen Seiteu Der StraBe, wabreno bic in
oen Sorts in Der NGbe Der Stant garniioni.
reuben &egimenter Der resuldren armee nit
ben @olonnen Der Nationalgaroen uuter flirlz
senoem Spiele unb mebeuoen Sahnen BON
alien Setten berbetfr0mten, nm bic 3eife oeS
Generals in feierlider Yroseiifu nod benz
Dampiboote 5u %geleiten. @egen 10 ubr mar
bic gauge StraBe nit Snfauterie @olonneu,
Nrtluerieparfs unb Yolt5et : Belotons ange-
iiiut, ais, estorttrt bon elmer @brcntpafe, Der
eirfade Sarg aus benz &irdbofe berbeigetra'
gen muroe. @s lit eir1 einfaber Sar9 bon
@idenbols, obne ieslihe Snihrift, nno oer=
lelbe, in melbem Die Qeif)e bon europa bers
iiberseldafft muroe. ueberoedt mar Der
Sdreiu BON Der 5erietten Slasse, melae iiber
For: Srmter mebte, ais oalelbe bon benz
yeritorbenen befebltSt tuurbe. Vfebrere olitln'
suirte Siirger Der Staot iol9ten benz Sarse
TN Garoijeu. @onp. 9offman, melder perbinz
bert mar, Der %2eihenparaoe peri0nlib betiu'
mohnen, lieB it'd BON einem Wiit9llebe ielnes
Stabes pertreteu. Das Dttt1tar ltano unter
benz 8efeble BON Brigade $ General @. y.
Wooo: General ablutant Gbauncep bate bic
Qsituns bes 3u9eS ibernommen. Die Diff
3iere truJen &repe>S aleifen ant ltnfen arnle,
lomie an ben @efiBen Der Oegen, unS Die
Wtannibaften maridtrten NIT um9efsbrten
@affen.
IS MAI 4lO ubr, ais Der eeideusus fid in
Semegung leete, in Der folgenoen Sronurlg:
@%quipa9en nit ben Sabrtugtragern, Sr19a'
oeseneral S. .. Bomforc, Sreoet . 9eneral<
D{aior Sefferipn 6. Oapis, melher oaS erte
ArtlQerie , Hesiment in Sort Counter cons
manbirte; B1euet $ @eneralmalor Gam. vs..
@ramforb; 8renet G%eneralmaior Sob. y.
Noter; 3on. 9iram Barnep; 8idarO S.
Sborne; peurp s. Bail uno @idtsr s. y.
8irtlano. Der 3us bepeste fth bic 2. Ipe.
binauf nod Der Atten StraBe, oieier entlans
mad benz Broaomap, Neuu3ebnter StraBe,
9tftb 4uenue, bis SterunooretBister StraBe,
Ino oiele brnunter gum Nortbz 3lper, no Der
Dampfer v6snrp Smitb" in Bereitihaft lag,
nm bic 2ei9e nod Weit = Yoint III brtngen.
Nu Der 2anounsSbriide an9elan9t, wurSe bic
Yaraoe aufgel0l't, unO bic 3esimsrter trater
Sen Midmarl9 nod ihren rsipsftlpen arisna'
len an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05

GuIul,............ 1888 60,382
Wan berehnet, Sab dbrlid, 400, 90 gonnen
Shienen ein5ig uno o1ein basu aebraudt
iperbeHr nm Die beliebenben Natnsn in Be
triebsOrbrul9 gu erhalten; ba' aber bic aItsns
@dienen ruieoer gu reuen u"msewanbelt tpx-
ben, 10 birften ia9rIlA pieasi@t 1000 pus
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9InnmffteI.
81. Soenrv Smith.

6 nm der
BON Iafteiat Derp0d d, Ell SSaaren, NuffsEii, str
fId,en, %cmGtpes II. I. f.
N4es onbere Sbf uno @emiIje miro iaiiUuul9bta
cerpddt.
Wun btttet In 4uftrdgena
fGft.10,1S, t&ml Sefe ser 2ees HnE 6DDdrbfT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
Neab's "GRAND DUCHESS" G1ls
uiiH1ea mofier

Wt1tJST ~%WHNEa
"EzAp's GRAND DUoHEss CoLoesn.n
"RHAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE
"RHAB's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoesH.n
Dos bette tolniiGe 9Bafer in 4mcrifa, unu6ertrofs
fen bon ir9euo einem anOeren 4rtitel. 9cin Beiuder
Baltimore's ionte CO untsrlaiien. lid nit einer 5laite
oieies
aueaeseidhneteu 8arflms
Su perfeben. G6enio lpirb eInpioblen:
~Rear'S 2emueIritter=S oguet,s
.6eao's Gempelrittsr= Soquet,1
rReao's Eempelritter= Bouuet.~
{Serner to4te aui feinem Goilettentiine ieblen:
sReab's ma9iides 8uIper Iir boien sails"
-Teao's mn0if6es BuIper iir buieE 5als,~
elm nnibertIei1i6es Seilmittel IHr Salsleiben irsenb
tpeI6era rt, ruie cine fslaihR, ridltig aneefpcnot, bar
tbun pirb. Die @irtune hes Dtiftels 1T cine nuns
oerbare. fB. >. Reae,
{Sep16.tSl SIR. tS1. Baltimore. uabe gtabtfr.
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Stdrb.

Mittipo6 Hahmittaa 4 1lbr ffarh mcin a%eIiebter
@atte Sobann Reih i'm 81. 2ebensiabre. Trsunoe
unb Betannte itno ireunDli9ft einaeiaoen, bem Sez
%9rdhniils berte Wa6mittas 8 11br bonn S.auer~
Die ttauernoe @attin
1919 Sabette Reie.
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Gfdrb.

.Sn Der giaht hes 8. os. ftarD Senrp @. Seepe i'm
ben .. @prtL Worsens 10 l1br, BON ieiner @obnurs,
Nr. fOs, sunpapfr aus itatt, unb ftno @eIz
panote unh Sreunbe ahtunsspoa einselaben. Dem.
ielbtn beisutuobnen. 1929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-05
G8 tfdrb

ant 3. Mpril nnier geflebter Quite unh Bater Sphann
Spbm i'm 4lter pon 81 5abrer, s NtonateH nnb 8
GG9en nad ulerfpofentlibem ararienlager.
Die betrlbte Wittpe 49, -
Mnna Mearadretbe Sobrn
1879 nebit 4 unmiinDisen Sinoern.
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6ifniirzG1,nh.

@eIeGIdaft fir aebens=8 eriderlne, 9rauten=1ln=
terlfiisun9 mo Gooperatipz@ eien,
gSr. 2s, Yoft=SfTce.2loenuc, Baltimore, We.
tWdr513, 12Nfte.l
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XObcSsMn1eioe

VOC NH8et9e.
Wlit tieIhetriihteln bergen eriIaen mir Die namenlos
f6merSllde Bfiiht, bss beute I'M, az nbr erfolste
abterben unieres %geliebten @atten, gatere uno 8ruz
bers Srn. Sobn Balper, aeb. ben 6. Sebr. 1897
in Nentirden, areiS SiessnbaiH, 3urbehen, nit Der
lite UNI title Gbeilnabme aniujcisen. Das 8e=
srdbnib ftnbft SDnntdg, Den 7. april, Ha6mittags
5 tbr, poin Sterbebauie, asarriion=&ane, aus fat.
Baltimore, ben 3. april 1872.
Xuuiie gsatper unb 9inher;
G'eprg &etnrid, xsalper.
Shlafe tuobI! In Deinem fiiblen @rabe,
nnuer9eBfid bleibif Dn ~unier'll SerS;
Define 2tebe, Define 0atertreue,
gneberoauert uniern berbfn G1mer3!
ytur ben Wfooer tann Der Cob. oermeien
Grpig letE On fort In uni'rcr Bruf,
SdtujNtebL Du Ebeurer, bis ole Gtunbe
Tins ~ Dir ms reid Der Geites ruff, (s2-5)
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Rr. fG3, @ef. Baltimore,
1. G9iirc Don So1iadeitraSe,
SIR. fO3. @eft:S aIrimpres,

QnD
S1r. fG3, gSeH.E Baltimore,
1. G9irc BON SoaiSdpitraBe,
SIR. fD3s MSeff:S asrimpres,
T. Sblre pom SeiibGpitraBe,
BreiStife lit SrIibIin9+uHo Sommcr:
SSeiue eenG9ette Serrenz0aiter6 ..............S1.75
Seine 9endbte 9erren=9aiters ................ 2.25
fSeine 9endbte Box Toes errenzgait ........ $50
gendbte talblebernc Scrren=@ attcrs .......... $50
@eulbte fran5. talbteoerre 9erren=Stiefel. -. 900
@enaeeite talblebcrne 9erren<Stiefet.......... 400
Dfit Der Sanb 9enabte tran5. falbleoerne Cite
aalbleo,rne BalmoralS iIr Serreu. ............ 200
9iebri9e Serene 6ube Don iran;. &albleber =. 2,25
@aiieroihte 0erren Stieiet fur Wiet9er uno
Srauer.. ...:.......:....$3.25, 800 4.W
Sanss talbteberre 3naben=S tiefel. ............ 2.25
SGmenzOepurtement:
2afttng=S etteni hHir=@aiters fir Samer......$1.25
Domen=S fniIrz@aitcre 1.5C
Oalnenz@ ou9reSz@aiters. ................. 1.25
Stumpienbise &aftin9=S6ube ffr Samen. -. 200
aalbleoerne Sanen=S allnorols. .............. f.50
Marodo-D anen=S DUDE ........ ............ 1.37
8atentleberne Gn0pf=S tiefcl fir Samcn.......
Sran5. 5iegentecer1e 9amCnzS Clippers. ...... 1.25
Wtarofo=Oamtn slippers 70
tOamen<Seppid =Sltpper6 .................. 65
acknowledgements clippers So. %
Wir erbalten td9lid nele Moben III b~iniqeren
greiien, ais irsenS Elm anoereS S6nb9eiGlit in br
Stnbt.
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8efcnoers siinffiee @e1eaenbeit!
9anmer's uWllitar 9alle,"
SIR. 52S, $50 II. 532, Norb Gritte=9 trake
F ~ 4 : 4 - - a I A. N

Sbise befonnte Sale (GonSertz Ii. Sl1arozs Salon,
nebit l1on felt ~ldn9eren Sabren nit 9uterl @rfolg be-
lriebenem 2Srtbi6aits- @eidditl lit nit einem lln9es
rem Ya6t unter a~nnebmbaren Beoin9uasen ausSu=
p~erflufen.
Soiortiser gefit tdnn seecben iuer6ert.
Ndbere Nustunft ertbCil1 an ohi9sm Tlate ST. 8.
oorr bier 81. s. Jtaiber, nSheon,"
Scr. 1, Siios freberid- ctr, Baltimore. 1891
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EDSe8f1ne.

AuDebTnHe+
I'm 8. Mprtt Grau' sane g. SIRENS i'm &c. Sc
bensiabre.
I'M Z. aprtl 5puace %9luauffa BoIfe. 2. 9odter
Don Oeter uno benz oertorbenen Wilbelm @olte.
I'm 3. Npril Srau M dranSr e. &opp i'm %.
Sebsnslabre, @attin bon francis &. eGopp.
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Spe,talzglntii fnr yafer.

:. ASH ~ VpIU .
unh anbare ausgepdbIte Arten pon Wehl fin Bidder
fortrudbreno on 9aro UNI Gum 8ertauis tei
gSarfen y Merritt,
Rebr.9,1S.D Scr. ", Sputbfr.
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1tntcrhaltnnaen.

9rOntltr.- Gbratrr GOmiaae.
* Die unIiebenOftsH SOrftauussu, BITE
SQlfmore bietst.
StetS nberppGe 6dufer!l
Oas &teGteI It gut 1tbetBt, Der
5sSen AbenS uns Iiittmod,sunS Spnna5sns
Na6mttfase miro %aefpielt.
Otter Eritpc6e!
Gptdl neueS Qroardmm
@Etras 6eiertugS. @nttuee bsuts,
Ntouta9, Nafmittng Is llbr.
Sn9asemsni Der ~rstssHoeH SdRssyin uuo G@aas
Srl. Scnuie suabss.
SrFe S8ott otr bIrubmtsn 9~tarattcr- Sctfegu
6dnnn nuc 9dtrD gsoUE,
Debnt oT &uEotttneer
IA SeSe,
oret an Der 3abl, rsip. ), Z uub II Sabre alt,
Der 9roBe europiIiht duuipicJer
Srof. 6oE
tnbrt iftre u"HbegrUnthtu Jtabotmuuueu nor.
Der Glgcmeln bCliebte Nr9er=Qomttcr
Hattie ZfuGIt
labrt ttHiPe letnsr an5erIeienfeH unb bsIuflasuSReH
$onen auf.
erie gBode DER
Samcn. MSimffrelS,
Gus oier5cbn r~tlSeno.u iungen GGmcu heitsbeno, bee
zen oos yte9er Sieebiatt VI. y. Sdleptf. @steI
ses une 3; .. @tWdres biIlreid lur Ssite fsbt.
Srlte None oee ncufu 6~Ccn'Snuets
pSte Weerrsgnttin"
MI 6raui. Scttie Remmelsbsrg
uHo
FER treHIidhen SduetsStnppe.
Seete Wode oer seronoten Srnitz, Sieees unb
SpttnstunitIer
.Souqle une 1ranfliu.
Sle rlcil9e Sutlptel= lrnDpe in rcuem ptelfIltieeH
Sro9rGLnme; sum Sdluiiehds ueue2ofals Stauiptel;
Ism Slice duf Netp=9orF."
VIM 10. AprIl crCftJ- Borneiluua Der 9es
id,niftc HemmelSbcra
SSoeH GreIt 9: Soritelung iir Tdmen.
wtafiieeS :0ftttp d. uub onHnheRb
W QbmittlGs. 10 ON
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an Die 9entif)eu IN Baltimore!

6err Nmdnb Uoeag,
i'm Sabre 1849 Ntitslieo Der proutloriif n He9iernn9
in Banen uno seqenpdrti9 on Der SpiRe Der turopGis
iden ftiebens. nnp 6reibetts 9i9a, 1T BON europa
a6Prmals nod 20 5lp:en in Die Ser. Siaatcn BON
amrrifa setommcn, nm 8orrdge iibrr oe ssseIs
pdrti9en polittinen uhb i%ostaten 3urGnoe @uropa's
Su balten. Sr. 9oea9 miro bier
bcute, 6teitas, BEN 5. slpril. 9lbeneS 8 1br,
In " DC 6 dntcs.Sdlle,
gr. 152, @eft=SauettezS trlse,
iprehen, unO lupen mir uniere pere5rten beutiden
2anbsleute AL blelem Sortrage beS beuGbrten 9olfs.
marnes un6 beruorrasenpen Jaepners frsunpltdft Elm.
Sobtreih 81 erideinen.
RS- Gldet5 gu q @t5. finb Ibenos an Der SaiIe,
in Den SIfi3incn Der neutiben 2~citun9en uno bel Osn
unterseinneten @omite=W tlt9leoern 5u eaben.
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Dicrte )urim- 9GiGr

Baltimore Hebrew Sunday School
min Sunntd9, Den z. aprl!, ytQhmittlqs X tbr,
IN oRains'o @GuC" itQtttaoeu. 0Gs Vu1ltium IA
blerju eingtlQoen. 83-A"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-29
the Rose OF sharon.
lam the rose Of Sharon. and the Lily Ol
the valleys"

lam the rose Of Sharon. and the Lily Of
the valleys"
We clip the following notice from the
New York Observer;
"The rose of Sharon is one OF the
most exquisite flowers in shape and hue.
Its blossoms are bell-shaped, of many
mingled hues and dyes. and its history
is romantic in the highest In the East,
throughout Syria, Judea and Arabia, it is
regarded with the proioundest reverence.
The leaves that encircle the round bios
SON dry and close tight together when
the season Of blossom is over, and the
stock withering completely r7ay from
the stem, the flower is blown away az
last from the bush on which it grew,
having dried up in the shape Of ball,
which is carried by the sports Of the
breeze to great distances. In this way
it is borne over the sandy waste and
deserts, until at last touching some
moist place, il clings to the SELL where
il Immediately takes fresh root and
springs to life and beauty again. For
this very reason the Orientals have
adopted it as the emblem Of the resur-
recsion. The dried flower is placed by
the Judeans in a vase Of water beside
the beds Of the sick, and il it expands
By moisture, the smen is considered
favorable. II it does not, the worst at
sll times is feared.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-29
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
EXPOSITION STOCK.

lHE FOURTH AND LAST CALL Is DUE
this day. All the stock is now due, the build
ing is nearly completed and prompt payments
must be made. Call at once.
ED. BURKE PICKETT, sec'y.
13f No. s Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-29
Il. wHITMORE,
MoNTR0sE TO HIS MISTRESS.

Ny dear and only love, pray II
That little world Of thee
BE governed by no other sway w
But purest monarchy;
For if confusion have part,
Which virtuous souls abhor,
I'll cali a synod in my heart
And never love thee more.
As Alexander / will reign,
And / will reign alone;
My thoughts did ever more disdain
A rival on my throne.
He either fears his fate too much.
Or his deserts are small.
Who dares not put 1t to the touch,
To gain or lose it all.
But will reign and govern still,
And always give the law.
And have each subject at my will,
And all to stand in awe:
But 'gainst my batteries If find
Thou storm and yex me sore,
And If thou set mo as blind.
III never love thee more. y" \
And In tho empire OF thy heart,
Where / should solely be.
If others do pretend a part
Or dare to share with me;
Or committees If thou erect.
Or 20 on such a score,
I'll smiling mock at thy neglect,
And never love thee more,
But fno faithless action stain
Thy love and constant word
I'll make thee famous by my pen
And glorious by my sword.
I'll serve thee in luch noble ways al
As ne'er was known before;
I'll deck and crown thy head with bays,
And love thee more and more.
james Grdham, AdrqaiS Of Wontrose
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Assets:
Mortgage loans, first liens.........-S3ll,og ,og3 %
Hull and other notes.............-..... AZ Ily6 y
Collateral s., 1893 81
Government bonds...............sy6,6g ,6ggt -, -. :.
Premium lZ,Uoz- lOo Ool W
Mississippi bonds. Sl5,OOO; market -, -
value ........ ~ Y
Accrued interest 10 dRte...... 1859 81
Agency balances 81 73s 90
Cash in bank and in Ottce.............. = oo5 70
Due by Andes Insurance Company l5.lo2 II
Due by Amazon Insurance Com
pany, since received in full. zy.4o "
Office furniture, SlO,0 O9 N
Agency supplies, 20.125 81
SS0,I25 81 two thirds 20,0S3 IA
Premiums In course Of Transmission
in July. .net-...-....-...su,6 90 n u.
Premiums for IS days In
August, Het.............. A.OOO o. S5,6lO II
s7s9 .5Oi IS
Liabilities
Losses adjusted. unadjusted and
resisted ....,.,..-.--- ~ ~ ~ -. 49,. =.
Salaries, etc, \ month 2.OD 90 Ss2.492 ii
GAzzlu GAS0. President.
b. ID. WEsT, Secretary,
MARX 4 BENsDORf. Agents,
63-7s Room aa lnsnrance baialng.-
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HAIR DYE.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This plendid Hair Dye Is the besi n ne tu0rtd.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, re-
liable and instantaneous; no disappointment;
no ridiculous tints OF unpleasant odor. Hem
edies the III effects Of bad dyes and washes.
Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb BLACK or NAT
URAL Brown, and leaves the bair oLEAN, soTT
AND BEAUTIFUL The genuine signed W. A.
Bachelor. Sold BY all Druggists.
CHAs. BACHELOR,
6l-eod-xvi-60 Proprietor, N. Y.
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SALOON.
PUsLICATION.

MO PAPER IN MEMPHIS is A BETTER
IN advertising medium than the Western
MethOdisI, Il having within the limits Of
which Memphis is the eommereial center a
and read Of all who may become interested.
Judicious advertising will pay. Our once is
2791< Main street, mp stairs, in same building
'ssn Sslf D'''S . O Nv. BLEW a co.
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INSURANCE.

HAVING THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
III appointment as agents Of the Triumph
ipsurance Company, we hereby notify our
friends and patrons Of the fact, at the same
time refer them 10 the statement below.
Thanking our friends for their patronage they
have bestowed on us so fay, we ask contnu-
ance of the same. assuring them prompt atten-
tiOn 10 any business put in our care. IL
MARX x BENSDQkF,
Agents Triumph Insurance Company.
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REPORT OF THE COKDITiON
TRIUMPH INSURANCE co.,
or Cincinnati, Onto.

Up to ADJUST Is, 1872. Final comparison and
completion made October Z, 1879.
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NOTICE.
Notice tO LaWyers.

IXTE HAVE FOR SAI,E AT THE LEDGER
w Office blank notices TO take dispositions.
and printed instructions TO the officer taking
Gates. l0t
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-07-04
Symptoms of Liver Complaint and of
some of the Diseases produced by it.

A sallow or yellow color of sbin, or
yellowish brown spots on face and other
parts of body; dullness and drowsiness
with frequent headache dizziness, bitter
or bad taste in mouth, dryness of throat,
md internal heat /; palpitation, in many
cases a dry teasing cough, with sore
throat, unsteady appetite, raising of
food, and choking sensation in throat ;
distress, heaviress, or bloated orfull feel
ing about stomach and sides, pair in
sides, back or breast, and about shoul-
ders collie, pain and soreness through
bowels, with heat !; constipation, alterna-
ting with frequent attacks of diarrhea ;
piles, fatulence, nervousness, coldness
of extrcmities rush of blood to head,
with symptoms of apoplexy, numbness
of limbs, especially at night cold chills
alternating with hot flashes, kindey and
urinary difficulties female weakness and
irregularities, with dullness, low spirits,
unsociability and gloomy torebodings.
Only few of the above symptoms are
likely to be present in any case at one
time. All who use DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery for Liver Complaint
and its complications are loud in its
praise. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
COL.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-07-04
Items of General Interest.

A BOY in Illinois fred his arrow at a
grindstone, and it rebounded and put his
eye out.
MILLIONS of pigeons fly about in Wis.
consin. producing roar that is described
as " terrible"
The Rev. DR.. Huston, of Baltimore, has
been acquitted of all the charges preferred
against him.
THE strike of the builders in London is
becoming general, and building opera
tions are seriously delayed.
The eight-hour turn out in New York
called opt about 5000, instead of $4,000
workingmen, as was expected:
THREE of the fremen injured at
Bevier's, Rochester, have died. The
other three are in a critical condition.
THE Interpationals, in the New York
display, carried a banner bearing the
motto, "Eight hours peaceably if we can,
forcibly if we must"
The extent of the mixed population of
San Francisco may be roughly estimated
from the fact that they annually spend
$40, 900, 900 for mixed drinks.
THE balances in the Treasury of the
United States are as follows: Currency,
S., ,557. .722; coin, SS7, ,339, 756, including
$25, ,0S3, 800 in coin certificates.
ELEVEN thousand dollars in United
Sta es bonds, which wee in the house
of Frederick Douglass, at Rochester,
were burned with that building recently.
A PETITION, signed by thirty-two of the
Irish members of Parliament, praying for
the release of the Fenian prisoners, has
been refused by the English govern
ment.
AT the annual meeting of the share
holders OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway, held at Milwaukee, Mr.. Alex.
Mitchell was unanimously elected Presi-
dent.
JAMES HANEY has been sentenced to be
hung in Yancy county, S. c., on the 21st
of July. There is probably mistake
somewhere, as the 21st of July falls on
Sunday.
JOHN ROSE, Canadian, convicted Of
committing rape on girl eleven years
old, was sentenced in Buffalo, to twenty
years imprisonment in the Auburn
State Prison.
GEN. ScHENcK telegraphed to tAe Sec
retary of State tGat the treaty is saved,
and that the English government would
accept his pledge, given in writing, that
the indirect claims were abandoned by
the American government.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-07-04

The SUPREME QUEsTIoN.-Health is the
most important OF earthly blessings, and
therefore the nervous anxiety Of the sick
to ascertain the relative merits of the
various medicines in use is not surprising.
Within the last two years many thousands
of invalids have abandoned the prepara-
tions of the pharmacopolist for the remedy
introduced by DR.. Walker, Of California,
under the somewhat eccentric name OF
VINEGAR BIrTERs. That this new Vege-
table medicine is winning golden opin-
ions of all sorts of people" is beyond a
doubt. The accounts we hear OF its ex-
traordinary effects in cases Of chronic dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, liver complaints, ma
larious fevers, nervous prostratiors and
many other distressing diseases, certainly
justify the popularity which it has every
where acquired. DR.. Walker claims for
his specific remedial power over all dis
orders that do not involve an irreparahle
destruction of bone and fibre, and results
so far appear to have justified the claim.
In this age of wonders we are not disposed
to deny the possibility Of any phenomena
not directly at variance with the laws OF
nature, and as 1T is held by many physiol-
Cgists that all malades proceed from the
same generic cause, we see no reason for
the incrednlity with which some people
regard the idea of Universal Medicine.
DR.. Walkers preparation seems destined
to be universally approved.-Com.