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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26
HOTELS.
MISSISSIPPI CITY. HISSIsaIPRETrxgn
Can accommodate few moro fsmlIes Sn1 sS~
gentlemen.
Board per naOnth. $40; per day. - %.
au24 St J. O. NIXON, Mana4SE
JGRANe ISLE aoIsl' q szab wsi 8
on rHR GULF or MEXICO, LOUISIANA s
Omen for the SeasOn Of 1873. I

Tu8 1Hest suIl ~ Tee r,eG ~
the south. Fish abound in every variety. and game,
shrimps and cIabs always plentiful san boAts,
ashinS tackle and guides to enable quests 70 enloy
spared to make this hotel the ne plus ultn of
Louisiana.
BOSSIKR CAPTAIN GUS RICHARDS, leaves HSt
vey's canal every TUESDAY and SATURDAY 81
A. n. for Grand Isle and way landinGs, st the mod
crate fare OF So
steam fSrry leaves foot Of Jsckssn street as sD
Board per month $50; per week eis per day ~
Terms for families OF toT over one mo0th very hn
e"'ss-. en- 70 i.st' B. NAR6OT. Psoprissss
,aa-s-.f to-xr - SAM d. DIXON, Agent. |
les No. IL Commercial place Lock box No 17o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

Tne aooye statement 10 iust. true and correct
; tfsescelRs Aen the books Of the company. =
,.,...- .-,sg.e< PAUL FOURCHY, Presidsnt
CIV. Morn. Secretary.
'TDSr ~ SrArR OF LoursrAsA.(
: 7 Parish Of Orleans, city Of New Orleans. !
sworn to aud subscribed before me the niuth DAY
Of June, 1873. p CHARLES CUvKLLrER
Be- giyyo 17.s5 Notary Public.
1T q meeting of the Board of Directors held on
the ninth day Of June, 1879 it was resolved to de-
clare CASH Dividend OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
on the net earned participating premium. for tho
year ending Nay 81, 1879. payable on third Moudu
ID suy next tr'l7e-or ~ --a.-A ls.I. -
Also to pay to the stockholders, on demand
terest at the rate Of ten per cent DER auuum
their stoek.1 s.., ~ -st 80 -
DIRECTORS: .er5
Msspero, David McCoard,
=; = ps;N Ke1' I. Generes. -
p. o. Wfitz,,sihti~ - . J. 4 Tarns,dez
D. A. .ChAfraix, ]. n. xIlsn
Charles Ladtte --SA' ia,otv
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UThe Blue and the Gray"

Tbe::tender recollections which were re/
vived BY Decoration Day still appears 10
the rress Of the southern states. Occssion/
ally we meet with noble words which should
be caught up and repested, north and south
The Richmond Enquirer, for example
speaking of the brave Gen. W. II, Lytle, OF
Ohio, killed while attempting to reinforce
Gen. Thomas, in 1863, uses the following
language:
He was killed, far 10 advance OF his CONF
msnd, while pallantly leading an assault
upon our liues. His horse bore his corpse
into our lines, and the steed and his dead
rider were botb!captured. So soon as it wss
known that the author of the rare poem, as
familiar and as greatly admired south as
north, II am dying, Egypt, dying" lay
dead in the camp, officers and men crowded
around to take last look at the face Of
the poet soldier who had achieved SO great
q literary triumph. There was no rejoicing
over the death of this fallen eaemy; bu'
there was in truth something on each col
dier's cheek that for the moment washed
away the stains of powder.
llTenderIy they took him up, and when the
battle was over on escort of honor, appoint
ed from among the leading Confederate
officers, bore him back to bic own camp,
under flag of truce, or o rudely construct
ad funeral bier, with his martial cloak
around him.. 10 lie he had that chord Of
human sympathy which makes all the world
kin-and in death Its harmonious vibrations
silepcsd all resen;msnts, aud thrilled the
hearts alike of friends aud toes with nc
bier passion that hate or revenge.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28
The Sheriff. Paperlangers.

1t is fortunate thing for the soap mines
of Butler county that they have an indue-
trious sheriff. From parties who have just
returned from that "glory hole," we are in-
formed that tha, official has gone into
new business, viz: paper hanging. 1t is
said that be has so much business on hands
thar be is compelled to employ five deputies
to assist him, and it is remarkable that they
not only decorate the houses OF the wealthy
and the hamlets of the lazy, but they 60 go
far as to plaster derrlcks. engine houses, &c
with their hand-bills And not only this,
but 1t is said that the sheriff has already
commenced to line the well-holes with his
we'll known artistic skill. The only trouble
is that every building, rig or hole is paper
ed alike, stating that the sheriff, (ihat
mighty man) is going to do so aud so, and
that be will execute the premises to suit 30
SO. Oh! it 10 downright shame, the
the way that man has been cutting up, and
it is high time that the operators in the
First district were taking the matter IN
their own hands or the Sheriff will have all
that they now own beside "eXecutiDg the
premises" 10 this co injection we may Iei
mark that Sheriff johnson, OF this county
stated 10 us yesterday that there is less
property sold at sheritf's sale among the oil
men in this district than 10 any of the eur
rounding countries. and that there is much
more thrift and stability exhibited by every
class Of business men. This certainly looks
encouraging, aud we believe that our opera.
tors will be the first to recuperate after the
depression has passed over.-[Petersburg
Progress.
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NoTEs.-Ain't those refreshing showers
growing rather too frequent Of late for COM
fort, enjoyment or refresbment.
The latest slang of the season is-"Wbo
struck you in the mouth"
jenkins describes the latest Parisian fast.
ion as barely affording a covering for tie
person; that 10 order to retain the frail
aew gaw they have to assnme q dignity
and bearing that is sruIy ''quesnly."
A good little boy, one of the kind del
scribed 10 the Sunday School fiction, found
70 quarter tue other day. His companion
shouted "hslves." lis II yours; did you
lose ~" "Yes, but will give you half for
finding IT," No. hands over the collateral
TO No. 2, who cooIly deposits the same iu
bis pocket. much 10 the bswiidermsnt Of No
l, who wants to know II he is not going to
fulfill bis agreement. No. 2: "Wbat do
you take me for? when find a,y money
shove It down and advise you to do likei
wise."
A youngster of eight OF tan was looking
over the family register when these sur.
prising entries met bis eye: Born dead;
died aged two weeks. He went ct once to
bis mother and said: "Mother, what was
the use 10 putting those entries in!" "Wby
my son." because, aren't they just the
same as II hey never was"
Miss Jones' country cousin from Cherry
tree came to see her one day lately aud 1t
bad been the sorest trial of her life 10
auuss him. Opening the piano she com
menced to play classical piece Of Richards
entitled "Cujinus Animsus." To au unculti-
waited mind the rendition of the piece would
have been appreciated but to the unoulvsb
ed cousin II failed to produce even tho usual
lsudstory remarks demanded by "society." !"
Miss Jones, surprised and chagrined at the
Indifference Of her cousin, was going to
leave the piano in disgust when the eunsp<
prsciative relative said: ''Wal, l reckon
you got through exercise, give us some mu-
sic; Fishers Hornpipe or Devils Dream, and
I'll show yon the double SHUTTLE"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28
AN ACT OF CIR UELTY

Capped hands aud face are the most Sc
rtous annoyanors that farmers, sod people
who labor much ont OF doors, experience
from exposure. Exposed pertons, especi
ally children, repeatedly suffer intensely
from great cracks upon the hands, that Of.
ten bleed. 1t 10 cruel to allow ones self or
others to suffer 10 this way, when the means
Of positiqs prevention are SO easy to be had,
and 60 cheaply, ss 10 pay ten cents for Q
cake of Hand. Sspolio. Hand SspolIo 10 not
only better than the costIiest soap for re,
moviogdirt, but It prevents obapping, and
renders the skia soft and plisble. Sold
everywhere.
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Gold ct I q. m. ll6M


Speaking of the failure Of the Lsmbing
Brothers prominent oil operators OF The
lower dis.rict, the Petersburg Progress
ssyi:
1t is said, % stated 10 last Issue, that the
Messrs. Lambius Bros, of Parksrs Land
Ing, had been forced, or that 40 attempt
was being made to force them, isto banki
rup.cy, on the application Of james E.
Brown, of.Kittsnning. It seems that the
Landings have been carrying on their OPP
era!johs with bic assistance Tor the past two
years, and that they run into bin 10 the e.
tent Of over $4,000 The many dry hole,
which they drilled during the past sprins,
has swallowed up their own capital, and
Left them 10 the lufch to the amount stated.
Almost ell the hardware men 10 the lower
countries suffer heavily in amounts from
$500 to $4,000: 1t 10 believed BY many
OF their friends that they may get on their
feet again II they arc not pushed too hard
by their creditors. The failure of Lamb bing
Bros., was well known 10 financial circles
quite while ago, indeed the Parker men
have almost all been aware of IL. Great
surprise 10 manifested that James E. Brown
should be solheavy loser BY this failure. o.
be 10 we'll known 10 be the veriest old skIn-
flint 10 oil cAristsndom, and 10 willing 10
shave note to take mite from widow.
or skin louise for its hide and taliow. II
Ia believed that oil the property of the de-
funct firm will be assigned to james e.
Brown, thus leaving the rest Of the creditors
to look out for themselves. 1t would sp-
pear Nat the land Of Greece 10 not less no
ted in modern times for the promptnsss with
which she erubs the progress Of the little
gods vhe seek to ruin her than was her su-
cIent relative when the srIstocracy under-
took to govsfo by prestige Of the Grscisn
arma II 10 . hard lessen, notwIth standing
which 1t 10 fortunate for the oil business,
and fos every individual producer 10 the re-
gion.
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A green.sppssring genius, on bis hrft
visit to Boston, observed sign over
store, thus: "Wholssale aud Retail Store. "
He worked his was through the crowd Of
ladies until be faced one OF the clerks who
was exhibiting some articles to ayoung
lady, when he broke out with:
"Say, Mister, who's boss here?"
"The proprietor has just stepped cut,
sir
"Weli, is this a retailing store?'
..Yes, cir; o wholesale aud retail store. "
HGuesa You understand you trader"
sob, yes" replied the clerk, wrapping up
q bundle for bis female customer, "wha'
can do for your"
"Well, as the cold weather is coming on,
thought mought as well come aud give
you job"
81 don't understand you sir" replied the
clerk, who began to think the.felow had got
lDto the VT ing box.
"'Zactly SO; well, I'll tell you.'
"Explain what you mean. my friend, y
said the clerk, as she saw him produce q
bundle from under his coat
"Well, ae said before; the cold weather q
coming on. and thought might % we'll
be fixing for it. Come mighty near frepziu
rother winter, tell you did; but
guess"-
81 hope you will tell me what you want,
90 may serve you"
'Certsinly. Squire, certainly; I alIus do
business 10 hurry; and just ss quick % the
old boss will let You. want you 10 retail
these old shirts-let 'em down sbont to the
kueee, 'kase don't wear drawers
The effect may be imagined, but % tha
novelis;s say, cent be described.
The load burst.of Laughter which'fsllowed
served 10 convince the poor felihw that h'
bad committed himself, aud bis long leg
were put in motion for the door.
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Mr.. G. Eakin, well known resident o.
this place during the McCrsy Hill excitei
ment, has purchased the Forest House at
Petrolia, and opened 1t to the public for the
first time on Monday last. Connected with
the house he proposes to run first class
livery stable, which will be stocked with
the finest horses, carriages, buck boards,
&C., to be found in the lower oil field. Mr..
E. lie an old hotel keeper and knows just
how the ''Old thing works." Those OF our
citizens having occasion to visit Petrolia
should pay the Forest House visit.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

Considerable excitement was occasioued
at Allemssoozslnm City, on Saturday Last,
by an engineer at one Of the Wallace wells
being taken with the dslirium tremens. He
had been drinking to excess lately, and
when the ut cams on got ont in the middle
Of the road and With dreadful oatbs aud
foul language, threatened the lives of passl
ers by. He was finally quie,sd down. .
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

F1REAr FoxBURG.-Ou Wednesday night
Richardson's Machine Shop at Foxburg, wa
discovered to be on fire. The alarm wa !,
promptly given, end the fire departmen
called out, but the flames had gained too
much headway, and before anything could
be accomplished the building was burned to
the ground. II is unknown how the fire
originated, but 1t to supposed that 1t csush,
from the spark OF locomotive. The loss
and insurance we have beeu unable to lear. .
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

There was q sensation At Columbia farm.
Saturday evening. A little daughter OF Mr..
Markham, who bad been out hunting the
cows, came running home out Of breath and
badly frightened, stating she had seen A
skeleton In the woods. The father started
out to see II there was anything In the
child's story, but could discover nothing,
the little one bsiog so badly scared that 1t
could not locate the place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

Toe GreensburgsTribuns was one of tbe
m ost intensely local option journals In the
State previous to the adoption of local op
'ion in that country. 1t now tbusly: "If
the law cannot be enforced better than II ia.
we are in favor OF its repeal because We
have all The evils OF the traffic and at the
same time the additional evil of insubordjps.
ton aud lawlessness." We apprsbsnd this
will be the verdict Hhssever the peonls vo.
ted fer the law
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The Impression have gone abroad that
Mr.. NJ. Samnels was about to sell out bis
stock of dry goods at auction and close up
his business, he desires ne to emphatically
deny the report. He has no intention Of
going away. Tho report probably grew on
OF the fact that be is tu auction off large
Sock of boots and shoes commencing Aug.
LIST.
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Ossian E. Dodge, Secretary OF the Cham
Der of Commerce, Of st. PauI, Minnesots i, =
'orms US In c private note, that bs hsa g..
lected the RECORD as one of SO, ont OF 1000
newspapers. to print puff mora ,hau col.
umn long, about st. Paul, all free gratis
Dodge 10 an artIuI dodger, we know from
this cheeky request. But when be tells us
10 the same private circular that he was once
q vocalist, and paid $62s for q ticket to
Jenny Lind's Concert In Boston, we set bin
down as iuuatic, and are sat isfied be pre-.
pared this circular at iull moon, when bis
Uranium was most affected. The next time
Mr.. Dodge 10 distributing free hash of this
kind, be need not put suy on our plate.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

By kilograms just received we learn tba
Capt. Oracle struck new well near the
the Troutman, last night, which star ted up
at 400 barrels. Q
Boyer, of Titusville, struck new we'll
this morning on the Starr farm, which is
doing 800.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

A lumberman up the Allegheny has q
irlnk made Of half-ioch boiler iron, and in-
ecribed upon It are the following touching
lines to the baggage e-smasner: "Tbrow and
be Damned
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Don Carlos with force said to number
10000 men, well armed, arrived at Eesan-
da near Pampelnna. The Republicans are
concentrating near that place, and the prob
abilities are that desperate struggle will
soon take place between the two TO- ces,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

A destructive typhoon visited Annoy,
China, ..ou the 2lst, doing great damage to
foreign shipping and property 10 the harbor
aud river. The telegraph cable between
Annoy and Shanghae was broken.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

Tho drug stores In Tidioute have an ex-
tensive run on cholera medicine just now, /
Is said. The mixture looks very much like
old rye or Bourbon.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock a. NJ. and'7
o'clock P. NJ, by the Pastor, ". g. BuRcH.
ARD. Sabbath School at ia, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
each week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

The city of Baltimore was visited by q
devastating fire on Friday last. Upwards
OF one hundred houses were destroyed at q
loss OF over 81, ZOO, 900.
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Not long sihcS two hundred and sixty,
seven cars of oil were sh ipped from Parker
station 10 one day.
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Captain Jack 10 said 70 have asked 10
tried by jury Of Indians.
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The bondholdsrs Committes OF Investiga1
tion of the St. Joseph and Dsover City Rail-
way will make . favorable repsrt 5000.
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Our Devil thinks it is very dililcult TO
nnd psaceabls woman nowadays. He
says they ore always in a hustle.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

AgENTC everywhere to soil rnr new and nov
A.C3 EmbrOidering Machine. send for lie
WANYEUratcd Circular, ttAe Mckee NAM
acturiOg Company, 800 BrOadway, New York.
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Sam. Woods new we'll near Greece City
continues to hold out at nearly 800 bsrrsls
daily.
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Taken Up.

On the premises OF Henry French, pr
the depot, Pithole City, sbont niue moull
since, red aud white COW about six ,,n
old. The parties owning said COW ara noG
fed 10 call aud settle charges and take b.
away, or she will be sold as the law dlrseI
PiIbole City, July 10. 1878.
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Several Of our citizens have gone to the
Cleveland raees.
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Divine Service.

0ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. M. and
* P. NJ. Sabbath School at l21a T. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to ali.
REV. G. Moore, Pastor.
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Dickens MBOx,S

Just issued 10 paper cover by the Pei,
sous. Price 25 cents, and for sale N a,
Post Office NewsrOom.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

A Clarion man has prin ted on bis umbrel-
la the 70 flowing truthful but not rby thmica
couplet:
"Ify you steal this umb erell,
You will surely 60 otO-StrattanyilIe,' y
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Local Notices.

- The Post Office NewsrOom a,
Fountain 10 now runoing 10 full blut,
Call and try . glass Of ice cool soda war;
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FOR SALE.

A desirable house on the Ephert Fan
For particulars enquire vt the Post Ofic,.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.

Pet. ceasre, Pa. saturday. July ae
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

REV. G. MOORE, Pastor.
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NoxELl0'S |. o. .ea!e!apED!I!0Ns
OF PIANO-FORTE CLASSICS

Bach's - Preludes and Fngues. Cloth III
BsethOyin's b SOnatas. Elegantly hound Iu1
gilt 3H
gilt 10
Chop.S'. c vl, ys'.s., s.if paper covers i
Chopin's Nocturnes. - 9s
ChOpin's Mazuikas. I" 4" ~
ChOpin's BalladA. /" ~
C.in's Preludes " "a
I iopns sonatas 80
h ,ndslssOhn's complete PinnO Works Eepr,
Folio Edition. Full gilt. Complete In vols, Il o.
The same. vo. Full gilt Complete In 4voilV
Tho same Svo. Paper Complete In vols lII
MendelssOhn's Songs Without Words Folio Edition
Full git 6S
Octave Edition Full ent AZ
Octave Enition. Paper covers ss
MOzart's ~ 'souatas. Elegantly bosnl Full
gilt 3,
schubert's ~ sonasas. Elegantly boupd III
schubert,s Dances Complete Elegantly hssG
Schulz re- Piano Pieces Elegantly bound. ir
gilt 10
schumsnn's Forest Scenes Ni,s Rnsy Pic" ~
Paper cOveas. "
sc6umsnn's Piano Forte Aisun. Il.san .Iy boni
Full gilt -
| Tho Same. Paper covers III
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-04

MAIL 1LARRANaEMESTs.- The Northern
mail opens $50 a. NJ, S P. NJ; closes
IL A. AZ, 6 P. NJ. Charleston opens s
A. NJ, $50 2. NJ; closes a. NJ, 6 P.
NJ. Western opens A. NJ, 12.30P. II. !;
closes 6, 1.30 z. Al. Grcenville opens
Gas P. NJ; closes 6 A. IL. Wilmington
opens P. NJ; closes 1890 A. NJ. On
Sunday open from 23o to $50 p. NJ.
The latest physiological discovery is
that the human liver distils alcohol
from the food as it passes through the
system. This is something new in
these parts, sure enough. We know of
several distillers who are good livers,
but we never heard of liver that was
good distiller before.
Frankfort Ycon,an.
"Little Tommy didn't disobey NAM
mo, and go in swimming. did hep"
mo, mamma; Jim Brown and the rest
of the boys went in, but I remembered
md would not disobey you" "And
Tommy never tolls lies, does hc?" mo,
mamma, or couldn't go to heaven"
Then how does Tommy happen to
have on Jimmy Browns shirt?"
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VALUABLE is

bfEho"h by saIet-rrUN Cd by fworn returns
tothe oWntrs Of the principal Sewing Ma.
chine Patents which last year amounted 10
2l9,f58 Machints, lille cnt ci ,,n of them
being for family urc. Tle is over 45. 600
more Sewing Mathih's ilrn were sold by
any other company during the same period.
and over onc.qualttr Of oil tLe Machines
cold in 1872. Thee enormous sales are
OWING to the long.tc.ted d merits Of the SIN G.
ELY Machlree, which mtU tie wants Of the
public in turcriciii. az. MI licI,y of con.
struction: and carkLility for great variety
ard excellence Of wolk
THE SINGER MANUFACI CRIHG co.
J. 2. LIGON Agent. My
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-04
Drs. Greene. Lindley & Bentleys
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINES

{ VO-NFOONO EATItACT CON EDALIS,
~ the great vegetable Alternative for all
diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. GKEENE'S FIT CURE, for tho
cure of Epilepsy, Fits, Spasms, and cohvul-
sions CT all kinds.
Dedicated Honey. for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Group, and Ill diseases Q: the
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Specific, certain an? speedy
cure Tor Neuralgia, rheumatism. Nctyous
Headache, and uIl nervous pains:
Wabash Valley aguc Cure. Contains
no Quinine.. A most positive rcmcdy Tor
Ghilis, Bilious Fever, and Cou2eetoEs Of
Liver and Spleen. Acts like o charm.
Prepared ct the Laboratory, Charlotte, y.
{. For sale by W. G. FISHER.
Nov 20 t1y Columbia, S. G..