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membered and cherished with the high

membered and cherished with the high
est respects by all the friends OF, the
Greenwood d Augusta Railroad.
We do not like to discriminate, to speak
of any particular speech, but we cannot
refrain from noticing the address of the
Senior Editor of the Medium, who being
loudly called for, responded in such q
chaste, eloquent, appropriate and soul
stirring manner, that The audience was
wild with delight, and not one but what
was sorry to see him close. We predict
for him career of usefulness and honor.
At an. early hour the hill was thronged
with people. Persons of all classes and
professions left their business, soWuch
interested are they in this road. From
River to River the people came and gave
words of encouragement. Cheering mes
sages were received from abroad; en-
thusiasui was manifested in every utter
ance: hope beamed brightly on every
countenance, and every heart beat high
with excitement. The last particle OF
doubt seemed to be dispelled from the
minds of those heretofore doubtful OF
success. Great interest was exhibited
throughout the day, and all left the hill
rejoicingin the hope of soon having @Rail-
road to Augusta. Letus continue moving,
unite energy and determination, and keep
working, and ere another year shall pass
the whistles Of the Greenwood and Au-
gusta Locomotives will gladden. the
hearts of our families throughout its
entire length.
There will be Railroad Barbecue at
Greenwood on the first day of August,
to which everybody is invited. -
JEFF ID. TkIBERT,
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For tho Advertiser.
Tribute of Respect.

-. y
Alta Regular Communication OF Caio-
well Lodge No. So, a. F. NJ, on TIC
evening of the 18th inst, the following 'sl[,
Preamble and Resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has plcasedthe supreme
Ruler of the Universe to remove IRON
our midst our. worthy and highly es
tcened Brother, "A. w. }GLANIoN
Therefore, be it
Hssolped, That in.his dcitli this Lolst
has lost worthy member, society use
full citizen, and his bereafeu lah'1y
kind protector. !.
the e' fs,nily Of the deceased brothet, heart
felt coincidence intheir sad bereavement
,Resolved. That a blank page in ou!
Minute Book be inscribed to his memory
Resolued, That q copyof these Resolu
tions be rendered to the family OF tn
deceased Brother. and one .t,I to the Edge
field Advertiser for publication.
r. e. JENNINGS, Sec'ry.
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1t Becomes More and More Apparent

1t Becomes More and More Apparent
Day by day it becomes apparent that
the Democratic Convention will have to
endorse the nominees Of Cincinnati.
Among the distinguished and patriotic
men, Democrats, whose names we have
very recently noticed as being openly in
favor of Greeley and Brown, are Geo. H.
Pendleton, Horatio Seymour, Genl. Beau.
regard, and Genl. Dick Taylor.
But still there are some Democratic
journals, led ON by the New York World
and the Washington Patriot, which care
fully refrain from publishing anything
that tends to advance Greedy and Brown
- ..,o;aa a;4es for the nominations to be
made q, at Baltimore IN =. July. We cannot
regard such a course as Anything but
one.sided and unfair. These papers pro-
fess to represent Democratic sentiment
and that sentiment is strongly u le'oi
of the Cincinnati nominees. 1t tgets moro
so every day, ana the 1noepei'n"fIt Pio''
come out boldly and declare the fact. INC
prominent papers we have named above
and many other seif.styled organs, sup
press the truth, and thus try to blind
that part of the public wta have not ye
made up their minds.
The New York Tribune, on the contra
ry, gives all the comments Of the press
pro and con, on the new Issue. 1t with
holds nothing. In this respect IT is de-
serving Of the imitation Of the entire
Democratic press. 1t is the business o
the public journals to keep the people
informed; not to blind or deceive them
The voice of the people grows louder
-o,.d louder v-o,J day Iur Ureely anv
Brown. Will the newspapers and poll
ticians vainly attempt tostifle that voice
They cannot do it, and they had better
desist from the attempt.
Ry the time the Convention ASSEMBLIES
we conceive the duty'of the hour will b'
so plain that there will be no mistakinl
it, and no hesitation in performing it.
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-, -. a,,, tho former no,itical i

remember only the former political in
fluence of this State in the Union, imag-
inc that the prestige of her former re-
nown would obtain for her delegates an
important voice in controlling Presi-
dental nomination. This is. we think,
= fatal delnsion. Have we any assurance
or any reason to believe that our delega-
ton could effect any good. especially as
we have shown that they would. only rep
resent hopeless minority? Let our
people not forget the somewhat ridicu-
lous position taken by some of our dele
gates to. the National Democratic Conven-
ton at New York in 1868, and the very
little good they did rs in that body. If
we are poor and oppressed, let1is at least
strive to be dignified in our misfortunes,
and avoid all political affinity, or conso-
citation with those who are aliens to US IN
blood and in feeling.
The Democratic party at the North has
seldom been of service to South Carolina,
and our State has never been deemed an
integral part of this political association.
Why should we now, when the odds are
against us, assume that it will belle its
antecedentsP Prosperity does not. seek
companionship with adversely. The let
ters of Messrs. Aldrich and Kershaw op-
pose the sending of delegates to Balti-
more, and the reasons for their opposi-
ton are cogent and well expressed. The
former was delegate to the Democratic
Convention in New York. in 1868, and
can speak understandingly of the little
benefit we derived from our connection
with it. The latter is an accomplished
gentleman of lofty character, soldier OF
distinction, whose opinions are entitled
to respect from the morality, honesty,
and sincerity of his nature, qualities
somewhat rare in those who have sur
vived the fall of the late Confederacy.
We have not seen any reasons given af-
fecting the position taken by these gen
tlemen.
Th, Democratic Executive Committee,
has published call for the meeting oi
the State Democracy at Columbia in June
next. We see no necessity for this con-
vention either, for the reasons assigned
for our opposition to.the National one al
Baltimore. In fact, the people are sick
and tired of all this political humbugge
ry, jugglery, and wire pulling, whether
under the name Of Convention or other
wise, which orr would-be leaders still
endeavor 10 manipulate without recogni'
zing the fact that the "glory of 1chabod
house is departed"
There is too much selfishness, and toe
little self-abnegation in those who aspire
to be not great, but notorious, and the
people are ITO louger willing TO be made
the plant instruments Of elevating te
power those who are the least meritori
-ps. They want peace and prosperity
w.: .hln Conventions. Demagogues
iar nioi0 = y politicians, and the
ana inoNP'fi'''.' .uor to pre-
| man. or mc1l- WHO ilo" eiitic". ~
serve the dignity Of the State. and resto-
her prosperity by the cultivation and
dsvelopement of her great industrial re-
sources, will have no need to resort tc
the low trickery Of political caucasine
and packing to obtain the lasting respect
and honor of his grateful fellow citizens
THOMAS P. MAGRATH.
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I'he amnesty Bill.

Tie 5oliowing is copy OF the general
amnesty Jill as it passed the I. S. Senate
on Tuesday nigh::, the 2lst inst:
AN Acr to remove political disabilities
imposed by the fourfeenth article OF
the. amendments Of the Constitution OF
the United States.
Bert enacted Jy the .Se,aafe and House
nj Representatives. Of tie UMtt..l states o.
.lD.erico IN Congress assembled, (t,ro--
thirds of each House coNcu'71ng Merein,)
That ali political disabilities imposed by
the third section Of the fourteenth article
of amendments Of the Constitution OF
the United States arc hereby removed
from all persons whomsoever, except
Senators and Representatives OF the
Thir.y-siSth and Thirty-seventh Con-
crosses, officers in tho judicial, military
and naval service of the United States,
heads OF Departments, and foreign min
listers of the United States.
The bill having already passed the
House now awaits tue signature Of the
President.
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The VILLAGE CHURC

THE VILLAGE CHURcH.-It should
not look like barn or storehouse. 1t
should be u building, the very sight OF
which would cause devout feelings N
the breast y wcll.carycd cross should
point to heaven; massive paneled doors
should impress the visitor with the
solemnity Of the place into which he is
entering; stained glass should throw a
mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit,
altar, ceiling and galleries should be or
namented with figurative mouldings,
and the columns that support the galle-
ries, anlthc balusters that rail them in,
should he of classic patterns. Any con-
gregation wishing such a church should
send their orders for finishing material
to Mr.. P. p. ToAEE, importer of French
stained glass, and manufacturer of and
dealer in Doors, Sashes,, Blinds, &C., No.
20 Hayne street, Charleston, S. c.
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We will Monday morning from IMPORTERS AUCTION
SALES 81
ONE CASE fine JAPANESE CLOTH Checked and Striped
regular price 25
ONE CASE STRIPED GRENADINE at Is cts.
ONE CASE Satin Striped GRENADINES Black and White Grounds
various color Stripes at 20 regular price IS cts
ONE CASE MOZAMBIQUE, LENoEs &C., in mixed Striped and
Checked, at II and 20 cts, regular price 80 cts
ONE CASE SILK BRoCADED JAPANESE PoPLNs Is c sold
all round at so cts
THREE CASES pues makes and newest in DOLLY WARDEN
PRINTS, at 12a cts
GREAT BARGAINS in PIoUEs NAINsooKs LAWNS, SWISS
&c, &c. in Striped Checked and Plain.
Real Llama Lace POINTS, Black and White much below regular
prices
@ WHOLESALE ROOMS up Stairs, to which would invite
friends in the Trade.
~ SAMPLES chuly sent requested, and orders promptly filed
McCABE, COSTELLO sSbDALYy -
mn I sa Street between Globe Central IT.
Nav 7,S.a'' 81 'aa'r'sa"'s --AUGTGsTA, Gar
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nA,,oo,.sl,c Cnarention.

AS some apprehension prevails in refer
ence TO the call issued by. the Central Ex-
ecrtive Committee, We beg tomafea state
m,nt touching the authority under Which
We acted TIE committee. Of which we
are members. was appointed by the State
ns,oocrat, !, Convention. which met here
AnrSst 7 1858 and, ike the National
Democratic Committee, of course, contln-
ues n ex;;e;ance until SUPERSEDED by new
1npoi, tnlent, or is abrogated hy the same
authority which created II.
Asst is The cnly organization IN the
S,4!e wh;rF, could properly take any ac-'
tion IN reference u the call made by the
National Democratic Committee. for the
assemblaee of National Convention. w, we
thought that courtesy to the National
Committee, as, we'll as duty TO the people,
required some steps OF our part ActinE
upon these views and in accordance WIN
a request that we should DO so, wesus3esI-
ed tie propriety of our people mes'ins It ssn III
convention, IN order that they miSlt et con, ~
suit or take such action as seemed 0eS' ~
them. =. ,,,;oh
In view Of the grave questlons wlioH
will come before the Convention tnat IS
to meet here we deem it OF great; lmpp9r- ,,
tsnce that ali parts of the State should oe
fully and ably repTesen'eSS sS,t 4,.u av.ry w coun-
lure to express the hope thae every o00A
tv viii send full delegation
The National Democratic Convention
will be forced either to place its own can
didates in the field, or to give its support
omen or implied. to those O: the Clncln-
Mt; Convention. The South prefers almost
unanimously the latter alternative; ana ana
If we wish 10 make our snpnorV oi Is .ns
Liberal movement Of any a""', we shoulo
use every legitimate means m our pow .el
tc secure the endorsement OF the nominees
of the Liberal Republican party ~,
Whether 1t is the best policy for the
National Convention to meet OF nog. : Soa,, ~
longer an open question IL eus 80, S.s,,
called together. All the other soutnesn y
Sratea have responded 70 TIE csl an = =
il is Of the last consequence that lie 8po!e
power .. the South should be exes!e-
theYo 70 rro,ecc the interests OF OF. Fee'
pie. we are decided y. Or np;a;oIi Me. 'u:
State shon!d be also sepreseiltsd. But. y
course, this.ia rattsr :l:s. efiopgs eS,
clusively TO the col.cention, MA. We taN
express our o,7n :nsi.id:::: 4 CONVICTIONS
L.;n.. entirely satisfied 10 leave the wnc''
subject 10 Ls determined bg the proper
authority. WADE AAGijQE.
~ Chairman,
w. B. STANLEY,
J.P. THOMAS,
F. ". McIASIER.
J. D. POPE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., May 25, 1872.
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COMM
AUGUSTA. Nav %

AUGUSTA, May %
GOLD-Buying at liz and selling at114.
COTTON-Has ruled quiet but firm
to day, with light offerings and moderate
demand, closing at 23l. Receipts, 3S,
and sales. 176 bales.
BACON-Clear Sides, s1@sl; c. R.
Sides, 81; Shoulders, 6l@63; Hams, 13@
Is; Dry Salt Sides, 8, and Shoulders,
5t@53.
CORN-Prime white is selling at 81
by the car load from depot; retail. 81 10.
WHEAT-We quote choice white, 81 80;
amber, 81 80.
FLoUR-City Mills, ss5O@s; at re-
tail, 81 q barrel higher. Country, IS SO
90, according to quality.
CORN MEAL-$1 at wholesale; 81 10.
at retail.
OATS-70@75.
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To the Voters of EdgefieId,

By the solicitation of many of my
Friends, offer myself as Candidate at
the ensuing election, for the Office of
PROBATE JUDGE, and. if elected, will
endeavor to discharge the duties of the
same to the best of my ability, with inn
partial justice to all mankind, irrespec.
tive of color, position or previous condi-
ton, without fear, favor or affection.
w. F. DURISOE, sR.
Nav 49, 1872.
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THE ADVERTISER.
Edgefeld, s. c., May 80, 1872.
Two odious Measures Killed for the
Present.

On the 2sth inst, the House Of Repre-
sentatives squashed for at least a year to
come-permanently In all probability
two measures particularly aimed at the
liberty and happiness of the South,
Summers Supplementary. Civil Rights
Bill, and the Bill extending the Ku Klux
Act. Congress is to adjourn on the 3rd Of
June. And with it itexpires the Ku Klux
Act
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g Ex-Governor . Hotatio Seymour
has signifed his desire that Greeley and
Brown Be'nyninnted by,.tlfe Democratic
Convention at baltimore. 2" - :;
@s.FhS iPpaasasiaaibl9 fall 2a1hp;efia1 Xa.hiy-
band, nd at the tJnlsent ST the Hmpgtor, VIII
sail sbdaAyIah5r eAmeriSa ID taktsaS Sisa'irFan ipsairFan
the peace jubilee at Boston.
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The Work,ngmen Declare for Grant.

The Work,ngmen Declare for Grant.
Tile National Workingmens' Convcn-
tion. i0 nominate President and Vice
President, met in New York on We'd
nesday last. They nominated Grant for
President, and Senator Wilson, OF Mas
salhusctts, who was formerl! shcema'
ker. for Vice-Presidcnt.
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Arkansas for Greeley.

The Republican State Convention,
which met last week, declined to send
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention,
and adopted resolutions fully endorsing
CIrealey and Brown.
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Important Discovery,

nLoTwoRTuYrs pouLTERERs
" FRIEND, certain preventive of
Gapes in Chickens and Turkeys. Will
prevent and cnre Chicken Cholera and
other diseases common to poultry. For
sale by A. A. CLISBT, Druggist.
May 90 If N
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star-Fort Pic-Nic al. Ninety, Six:

A pleasant gentleman and plousant
writor sends us pleasant account of a
big pic mic at Ninety Six. We thank
him for it; and we also thank tho Com
mittee for politely soliciting our atten-
dance at the said Pic Mic.
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The Freedmens Bureau gets s74,-
200. and closes on the Soth of June. Its
unGnished business is transferred to the
Was ee.ertanent.
Ine W1bile Register lDc,nocraticl
1;vos corjcIa sxtracts frnal papers in
Ataparla and Mississippi showing the
nrey,iei,ee of al. earnest.seSiiag in those
Sc aras Of the South in iavtor atii OF + the Gin
cinns.i nominations.
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Our Agents I'M Charleston.

The Advertising Agency of Messrs
Walker, Evans q Cogswell, represented
by Roswell 7. Logan, Esq, is the only
authorized Agency fof This paper in
Charleston. c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-30

Ms- Maj. B. NJ. Talbert, is our author
lied Agent to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the AduertiSer..
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Bees leave to call the attention of his Friends
and the Public to his Large Stock of Goods, which is
now complete in all Departments.
Persons visiting Edgefeld to purchase Medicines or
Drugs of any description will do well to call and ex-
anime my Goods, and particularly my Prices. I
am confident Of giving Entire Satisfaction and will
make it to the interest of every honoring me with
call. ;.
Thanking my Friends for their liberal patronage and
past fayors, hope to merit continuance of the
same:
Prescriptions Compounded at all bOurS with the
greatest care.
May %, %
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Fresl, Arrivals!

A MOTHER Superb lot of TOILET
n ARTICLES, Rich, Rare and Beau
tift1l, Just received, and will DC sold at
prices to suit the times.
A. A. CLISBY, Druggist.
May o, tt p
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LICENSE TAx.-Attorncy-General Cham
berlain has given the following opinion
in relation to the license law and minis
ters:' 10,
"OFFIcE oB THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
. "CoLuMB1A, S. C., May is, 1872.
"Hoa. Ed,Ou F.. Gary, State <lmditor.
."StR: Upon further reflection and eX.
animation, I conclude that ministers OIL
clercyinen are not liable to license tax
under the recent Jaw.
Yours respectfully,
"(Signed,) D. II. 'GHAMBERLAIN."
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Wonderfully Beautiful {!

u UST Received,
Is Fieues OF best PRINTS,
20 ." DOLLY WARDEN PAT
TERMS. -. :
These are decidedly the prettiest Cali
Goes We have ever seen. -
Call and see them, at
j. n. CHEATHAM'S.
May %, If %
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The Columbia correspondent of the
Charleston Nets, says:
The aid to the Lunatic Asylum prom.
ised by Governor Scott, and heralded
about the country, has come to nauGht.
The superintendent to-day, OH his own
responsibility. borrowed enough money
to carry the institNtion along: 1t is im-
portan' that it be kno%n that the inmates
will not suffer, many letters Of inquiry
hcinr received.
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"TH1s OFFICE IS NOT IN FUNDS"

--sSsD><s-
Scott Fails to Comply with his Promise
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It is stated ;ha. there are received
and kept regularly on iilc al the Amer;-
can Newspaper Advertising igency OF
Goo. P. Rowc!l & TO-, Ncw- York, no less
thar 5Sa different AMERICAN Dsily News-
papers. 5Gt-iweok !;cs, 49seni-wceklies,
4,C5o weeisiles, scnlimonthiics anu i2o
monfhlios, making 4 weekly average oi
over 6 800 periodicals Of all Kinds which
are regularly fled and kept open for in-
spectcn By advertisers and others who
may be interested. The visitor to New
York from Oregon, Texas, Florida or
Maine, can finG at this establishment the
local paper published at his home.
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Ladies' Hats!
HAVE just received another. supply
j Of Ladies HATS Of the latest styles.
Also ON Hand,
DRESS GOODS, PIQUES,
Swiss ant. Jaconct MUSL1NS,
NOTIONS of all kinds,
Ladies' SHOES and 'Croquet SLIP
PERS.
And great many other articles, use
full, as we'll as ornamental.
Call and see for yourselves.
s. II. MANGET.
May %, At %
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THE SENTENCED TlU KLUx.--By a pri-
yate letter the, Yoriivilie Enquirer learns
that twenty-six oil the persons recently
sentenced at Charleston for violations OF
the :. Enforcement Act" will be remov-
ed to the Penitentiary at Albany, New
York. about the irst OF June. They will
poby steamer to New y YJrl, under charge
I.arshal Wallace. II il understood
that all the prisoners from York County
viii he sent to Albany except Seapaugh,
no was not sentenced in consequence
o. a motion for an arrest of judgment in
his case"
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Tutt'S Medicines.

lugtO uHOW.O1lAF''
nN hand a large supply Of Tntt,s ,s, sAR- AR
LIGHT.
G. L. PENN, Druggist.
May i tt 10
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a. /. dvortiser.

The Cincinnati Convention-Thc South
ern Democratic Press.--Letters OF
,,essrs. Aldrich and Kershaw.--Can
of lhe Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
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Notice! NoticeI

o. DoZ. WEEpING HOES, at Au-
- 'lS1'' p1. 8. j. cHEATHxaL.
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N G. PIANO CO., y. Y. PRICE. coon
| u. S.No Agents. Circulars free. Ss0v
rxREAT MEDICAL COOK Of useful knowl.
VI edge to all. Sent free for two stamps. Address
| DR.. Ba%ApARTE e Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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General Gordon Calls senator Scott to
Account.

COLUMBIA, S. C., Nay 25, 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-31

ar CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS Wa
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TIE HAIR.-A perfectly clear preparation In one
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gray hair its natural color and youthful appear.
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from any poisonous substance, and Will therefore
take the place Of ali the dirty and unpleasant
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everything In which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
1t Is warranted 10 contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
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makes one Of thebest dressings for the Hair Id
use. 1t restores the color OF the Hair "more per
feet and uniformly than any other preparation"
and always does 80 in from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary TO its growth
aud healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth OF the Hair more POSI-
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this wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
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bottle. ARTHUR NATFASS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, D. O.
For sale by the Agent, DR. a. BAER,
No. 1sl Meeting street, Charleston, 8. q.
novlastutt y