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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-08-21

AN ACT TO REVISE AND AMEN1pr AN
ACr!ENTITLED "AN ACr TO REDUCE
ALI. iACTs AND PARTS OF, Acrs TO
DETERMINE AND PERrETuArE THE
HOMESTEAD INTO ONE ACT, AND TO
AMEND THE SANE"
SECTION t. Be h enacted blythe
Senate and House OF Representatives of
the State Of South Carolina, now met:
and sitting in General Assembly, and
by tho authority Of the. same, That
the family homestead of the head Of
each family residing IN this State, such
homestead consisting Of dwelling .housc,
outbuildings and lands appurtenans, not
to exceed tho value of one thousand
dollars, and yearly product thereof,
shall be exempt from attachment, levy
or sale, on any mesne or final process
issued from any Court upon any judg.
/ mcnt obtained upon any right of action,
whether arising previous or subsequent
to the, ratification of the Constitution Of
tho Constitution of the State of South
Carolina aud it shall bo tho duty of the
Sheriff, orother. officer, before executing
my process against tile real estate of
any head Of family residont in this
State, to cause homestead, as above
stated, to be sot of to said person in tho
manner following, to wit: He shall
cause three appraisers TO be appointed,
ono to be named by tho creditor, one by
the debtor, aud ono by himself, who
shall be discreet and disintercstcd men,
ard in ho wise related to either party,
resident in the County, and who shall
bo sworn by Trial Justice or other
officer authorized by law to administer
oaths. to impnrtially appraise and set of,
by mctes and bounds, IL homestead, not
to exceed in value one thousand dollars;
and said appraisers shall make return Of
their action in tho premises, under their
hands aud seals, to the Sheriff or other
officer, within ton days after the assign
ment and sot of is made, for record in
Court, giving the metcs bounds, as well
ms she valuo Of tho homestead so set off,
for which purpose they shall be author
lied to call in the aid of surveyor, if
they, ora majority OF them, deem it
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s,AprEs AND GssTLE,Isa: II was
asasssled direcently, by kind friends in
in remote county, to address them,
dsusI respectfully declined, Believing
elsat8 fhe performance Of such duties
s1lauid ae LEFT to younger and ADLER
uneil; lt mIksf the request cafne
dfoiR any friends and neighbors4!the
scitiSehs Of Oralig gehnrg County from
whom e Iiasesreceivci SO many kind
as,eases; ! could not refuse, aud proceed
lsiils pleasure but vitl ffideaee TO
perform the duty assigned me= u
:, M distinguished Roman orator, oss,e
congratulated hi,nssif titst thoi gseat
I'oisPsy sss che, sebjecs5 of his dis
sasse. IL Is aay gsoa fortune to nd.
dress sozs on that which Is of far deeper
and Iipsns psr&aaing iatercst chan PoliI-
ey aEsa an Gus yietosiea His wcre the
,blpqdy cs,sqrucgss of war, kayiog Rachel
sseaipiits eor Gaar sdaiIrcn, Ga, they were
siut. Nouns apc sdhejgors triuuphs Of
praoc, easakiRss sessg ,dhe heart. IT. fail
rherosaro 40 a,oet your expectations, it
fB aiiot allut a subject is wanted suggest.
ihss ss'oughts Of profound interest to all,
but because tho eloquent Cicero is not
here 60 speak Of the husbandman, his
gTeca fields and his rewardiDg harvcsts.
Che erection Of y0as nable laildipg
wilI be the achieyeme4t OF . wiso fore.
eass snd ase energy. with which your
eshosa have been prasecatcd, and the
Gabie eenoern saaniEestad in the enter.
PSisr. afe gratifying and auspicious. The
smRsaiag ceremonies, too, of this most
ancient and honorable craft, vilase vest.
saents are emblazoned with charity,
ezisth and brotherly love-who, by
nyesip symbols of thoughts, words and
acts, shadow forth that material elifico
sshich The operative Mason completes
sshe hid The cornerstone Of the first
graat temple dedicated tothe Giyer Of
all onr good and perfect giias--impart
to tho occasion a fit and touching
Boloslniiy. How well.timed have your
efforts been commenced in advancing tho
best interests Of The statc Your
country, had just been devastated, your
fieids iaid waste, and your labor dis.
organized, ana who was TO build up tho
vaasaS places Z, The farmer, the naerah.
ant, the mechanic, tho men of all pro-
tensions and pursuits, even he who min
listers and Serves the altar, were left
comparatively helpless. In tkis CON-
nion calamity, few dcsponded in the
struggle to effect renovation which was
TO DO accomplished by the united energy
OF sll; Mono, however, more rcsolutcly
renewed their occupation than tho far
nier TO whom all looked with anxiety
for their daily bread. Knowing that time
IL tho great innovator, you have wisely
resolved no longer to continue to walk
implicitly in the footsteps Of your fathers,
but have sought other paths that lead
moro directly to success. You are no
longer viinaepsiblo TO tho great results
that science bus achieved in all the pur-
suits Of life, and arc ready tO invoke her
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will make the wilderness blossom hs
The rdse. PLANT less, manure 'm6se, add
the pabulum of ,Iifossot your exhausted
soil, and 20 ur, labor will beless and youF
harvest greater Besides commofciass
ffeftiliaaFs within yonr; reach SSa " % posses,
vast resources which have been TOO oitels
NEGLECTED, oriso isIegl gently prepared
! cared for aud supplied, That they are
comparatively worthless How aBeauti-
fully has a kind Z Proyidehce prssideds
for all onr wants, and yet we will no1s
enjoy her rich gifts,i although AZ our
IdooIa.7 The earth Is q ,moiher kind 40
all, sad shali not those who partake of
her bounty furnish ,herwitIl food 10 tho
days Of her poverty He has NOT
applied his understanding TO search oas.
aud know the reason ofthings, nor2a6ts
wisely, who negleets the instructive I've
lessons OF scienoc, confirmed by expe;f
icn5o. ipok NJ thp farm farm ii, MIN Wi WV
advances not with che march Of improves
m,nt, and then turn TO his neigbboF,
who ista leader amoug his follows .,and
mark the results. All tho hopes Of the
former, cherished in early spring, nro
doomed 10 disappointmens whcn sshst
autumn comes; the dehdcd man attris
.bn,ino,5 5hia fa;l,re I 70 ina nnnro,,;,;aS,,sSs
Sc, seasons f,rrct,;nn,a INT Tho rain onaf M
Sunshine are To- the. lust, and tho un;usisE
I,onaId ~. LIZ. H.. H.
inr sows his seed and lin 5,ho !, ovenin;S,
withholdsg d not his bnnd-vfio obscrv 81 &
NOT tho ,sina when bs sovs. :; ~ ,s,r,, re.o AZ
the nlouds tSbe on hs rs,Ss ,xho snr
and seasons :. m trpsts 10 Him Who m ves
re6ulates Them fI1is bo,Ses osS,n;r,,s i ,as IS
with his secd ~, and r;nan sa $ ,v,,,,, ,, ,ho mi
harvest. IL will not bo tiiouSbt indslis
cate IN this copneetion 10 refs, J - so,,, s
s,,eeessa,i s,.d ;ntell;rs,t 81, S
bv she n,,,,l;c voice wears tbe cro,,n %,
a bonofactor,i who has ,,n,,e ,l,e a,r ,;clI,s
s fru;tiul ss,, aao .s. ] rs
with ,uoIden sheafs Tollov h;. nrooont
aud example and that Of our onto rnri..
ing citizens, aud when the summer iss
ended you too will rejoice 81 tha Nom.
t;fnl rev,ras oY;nd,.trv ana ;n,.,,;no,.,
Oe III n.n nono d;.non.a ,h.;. -,
edcee mora ~ sreelv ,b,p ,ho3 f,sm.r. MI.
h;.n &c ,,,xnr,,: - A. s.e.,
7, : ,n;,h d;GJonoa ,hs.Th
o., ,bese ,hinns IL,o,,Ioaua oe,.h;h
oilers MI ,ronnJ mo no..o.. - .n.h
,,.gc, ,ne,s,r. MT ,1iou ~ h.;aa. .s
rc,;.r 70 ,,ber tor;os ,h.t -aas,.5-,,a 49,,
oons;der0t;oo T. y;.o -, ,n,,o,,r;
,to 80 m,,v broad nore. - ,ho e,,,,;n.
,;o, of co,tony , ~ wh;sh :. - ass,,;;,a
lont ;non;rr c,n ,ho nl.,,or ,,rr.,a.
who nnr.Is 5oseL;s go. :; ns.n
~ , e w.. 60 - ao'. y
80 ' - 80. I. S. Ivy
s, ~ !, : sl1s : .'u'' 'oao
" auu oa' 'one o -
,;an - -: 49, An'po'.a'
80. .0' n' An '"o 'neso"a". . 20
ps 1 sou s'oA you, .afa =
' suo"'' 'Acso
Has not tLo limo rome follow e;,;
ycns v,,cn vo, sl,o,,a oon.;a.. ,ha -,
nor,onc,ea of d;vo..s;r.;n,, ra,,. m.,,.;,.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-08-21

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
$ssR year, In advance 81 for six months
50ls PRINTING in It's all departments
s,EAiiy executed. Give us'a call.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

a1hs advertiser b barking up the wrong sap
ling We dialike to use the expression, for We
presume II i hardly classic on the banks Of the
shannon. nor even on these Knoek-marron
hills, /" referred to By our contemporary, but IL
describes exactly what the Advertiser il doing.
when it bases its demand for Registry Law, an
extra Session Of the Legislature. &c, &c., on .
'list Of negroes, prepared by oficer Bonner, OF
the Ninth Werd, and printed in Every Evening =
few days after the city election. The Advertiser
now copies the list, and, with the most sublime
simplicity, says;
We append the names Of forty-tso negroes
Who voted the Republican ticket in the Ninth
Ward at the September election. Searching in
quiry has been unable to discover the residence
Of one OF them either before or after the slec-
ton"
Now the fact is that the inAccuracy Of this list
was shovn in the CoNAERc1AL, day or two af-
it was published by 0ficer Bonner. Among the
names given is that OF Charles G. Matlack, the
lighthouse keeper, = well known white resident
Of this Ward, and another name on it was that
Of Chester ". Brink, engineer of the steamer
Pto'et. and also white. There we're other errors
shown in il. which We do not need to specify
those given being samples, and sufficient to show
that as we said. our neighbor ia barking up the
wrong sspling in calling for . special session Of
the Legislature on account Of the list of mac
curAcies prepared by Officer Bonner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
Spsflal z1gnfts.
Facts for The People

As the virtues OF medicines can only be sse--
tained BY careful O -serVation, 1t Is to be -
that many OF the Drugs still Prescr'' greeted
physicians should retain ~ Ued by some
Aedics. As an ins.apc- --ce in our Asteria
Balsam Copaios, fr- OF this that vile drug
year 1870, the ..nishes an example. Aboui the
mingo spanisrds in the island Of San Do
n'- AyinR become am cted with certain c1m
ants thought. according to the prevailing notion
At that time that the remedy might be found whers
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam Copsioa came into use, but never has nan
seating drug done more injury, for II not ony
changes the nature OF the disease 70 more dread
fu state than the original but 1t ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in its WeTEt
| forms To avoid this drug and is effects the sA-
NARITAN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, IL
within the reach OF all Only ten pills TO be taken,
and will cure every line in from tso 10 four days
Male packages, 81; female, 8.
sold by E Bringhurst Co, sixth and Market
& McInall, second and Market Wilmington, De-.
and BY Druggists generally. le.T-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
Americans in Paris.

According to the last census OF Paris there are
80 900 Americans permanently residing in that.
city. subdivided thus LouisiAniAns, nearly 20,
900; virginiAns, 5000; other Southern States,
5000; North and West, 1000 The vast prepon-
derapce Of eoutberners in Paris is dee to causes
The New Orleans Times says that moet OF the
LonisiAniAns now residing in the French cap
lsal are 'absentees," who live there on the rents
OF their property in New Orleans and in the
9faka
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
tFrom our Late Editions OF resuerday.l
The Udderzook Trial.

FURTHER ARGUMENT BEFORE THE JURY TO-DAY.
WEST CHESTER, Nov. Z.
Undertook appears more cheerful to-day in.
spirited by Mr.. Mcveagh's argument.
Mr.. McvsAgh proceeded to address the jury,
and Was severe on the Newark Witnesses, ridicu-
ling Mrs. Tombs testAmony with regard to the
size Of u ilson's shoes. He censured the prose-
cution for an attempt to identify Wilson with
Goss, and characterizing the evidence as totally
inadequate and conflicting. and based upon pre-
judice engendered by the notoriety given to this
case throughout the country.
Mr.. MeveAgh closed with brilliant peroration,
after speaking three and a half hours-
District Attorney wanger made the closing
speech for the prosecution, summing up the evil
dence and insisting on the evidence Of identif-
cation as ample and conclusive.
Court adjourned till afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Saturdav Aftsrpoon. Nov. o.
rHE SCHOOL TAxFs USED FOB CITY PUR-
pngHe

The City Council and the Board Of Edueation
are continually grating agAinst each other, In
the performance of their respective functions,
and very unnseessArily.As .As ID would seem. Their
operations intsrlock at one or two points, but
there ought to be no clAshing. The trouble, how
ever. i over that common cause Of difficulty,
money, and Il seems to recur in the same way.
time after time. According to the law. the Board
OF tEducations 10 furnish to the City Council, each
year, 'A computation of the sum necessary for
executing the provisions" laid upon the Board,
and this sum the Council is to assess upon the
tar payers. The Cnuncil Is, in this, simply the
instrumentality; It has no discretionary or revi-
sory powers; Ii might refuse. perhaps, If the es-
Innate submitted was grossly excessive, and take
is chances Of justifyng the refusal in the courts
but, under ordinary circumstances, It is bouna
to Assess the amount Of the computation"
Nov, at this point, no trouble has usually
arisen. But the difieulty has been that when
the tar was assessed, collected, and placed In
the Treasury. it was not left there, subject to
the drafts Of the Board Of Education, as it
should have been. but tcds used and spent fer
Guy purposes. This IL the case at present The
amouus asked fos BY the Board Of Education,
for the yess 1873. was $4,000. That amount Of
tA1At5n the Council levied upon the taxpayers,
explicitly stating on their tax-bills how much Of
the assessment was for city purposes, aud how
much for school purposes. The tax has been
in process Of collection, and though the whole
s6o,6OO. is not yet gathered yet over $4,000.
We are told, has been. The Board Of Education
with this sum aAsessed and paid for its use, had
expended. up to the time Of last meeting, only
about $4,000, Qneluding in Its payments
money for the purchase of q school-hous'
lot, the redemption of mortgage
and other extraordinary items,) ant
therefore should have had to its credit
in the hands Of the City Treasurer, over tel
thousand dollars. The fact was, however. tha
the City Treasurer had nothing at All-not ever
. cent to pay teachers salAries-the proceeds Of
the school taxation having been drawn out Of hi
hands BY the City Council, for purposes Of theil
own!
lENaturAlly, this produces some jangling. Tn,
Board OF Education has its own business to at
tend to, and it is clothed with sufficient authori
ty to exercise all its appropriate functions. Il
estimates for its own expenses, and the Counci
is the mere instrumentahty by which the tAIe
70 pay them are duly and legally assessed. 1t i
not only not an " inferior body to the Councl
we should hope not, indeed but it has abso
lutsly nothing to do with the Council, and tha
body nothing to do with it, in the ordinary dis
charge Of their respective dutes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

CAPE HAY,o CANvAss.-our friend Il. L. Tat
nall has Just finished marine view from
sketch taken at Cape May in August last which
Is a really requisite bit Of painting. MIR. 7 has
certainly excellsd himself in this painting .or in
naturAlnees and hneness Of colonng it must
rank with the works Of many Whose fame is now
much greater than his. judges of marine art
should certainly see it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
aaTbers. Attentlon,

Barriers com1s, soaps brushes, sPongess superior
Day rum, s;ick P0maiun, pubs, powders, and oaI-
oers sups generally, a. very low prices Har
yorna,ie a specially, alxays fresh and highly per-
Tuned. Barriers supplied A. wholesale al
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and WesI streets,
Wilmington, delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
The Bavarian nIsaster.

ALL HOPE LOST FOE THE MISSING FOURTEEN.
ToRoNTo, Nov. 7.
All hope Of safety for the fourteen missing
since the burning Of the steamer Bdvarian in
the st. Lawrence uyer is now abandoned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
EnRIIsn hnustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard ground or grain,
Choice fAvoring extracts, viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter slmOnds, ext strawserTy, etc Al
Of the most celebrated max, s. for SAFE a
FOSTAS DRUG STORE,
Front aId West streets,
wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
seIdlItz Powders.

We call attention to oHr SeidltZ Powders 80 mi
Eersaly popular everywhere. They are made up
fresh and pure every few Gays and cain them 70 be
equal 70 any In the Market tuy up 10 The stAndsTc.
10 be good they must be fresh and pure. This Il
our special claim, prove which they need only TO
be tiled. Don't Jorge the pace 70 get then, al
FOSIEh's DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
wtlliam,, asIbers' BAR Soar,

An excellent and economical soap for the use OF
BarYeTs or Iur 'ne toilet or Ua.A room large
stock received and supplied wholesale aud retail "
B. BkINGHURsT q CO. Druggists,
corner SIX aud Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
wIIlIams' Yankee soap,

The fnest and most popular shaving soap in use.
A large STOCK Jusg received 4 he tisde supplied oy
Z BRING HURST 4 CO,
corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

Fout's Cattle Powder, Il, II. Il. Linlment. Roberts
RmbIocation, Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patlu Medi ines IL the market, for sa.e
at FUSTEkS DRUG SfOkE,
Front and West streets,
MllMlngtOn. U. ia q are.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

1t seems probable that there will be some new
lines drawn in French politics, and that parties
will now be divided with regard to complexions
and this not, sc has been the case in our own
country, on account Of prejudice sgainst one sort
In Paris an edict of Fashion has gone forth, re-
qliring ladies' to wear head-daesses in conformity
" tn their political sentiments. At the head of
the list OF Legitimate bonnets raSks the chap
eau ChAmbord. in blue velvet with long white
ostrich feather fastened By silver Aeur-de-lys,
and white quillings sewn with blue beads. The
L .mbAlle (also high Legitimist,) is Of black vel
vat, likewise adorned with blue and silver.
Now no pale blonde, whatever be her husband
or her fathers politics, could resist such potent
Arguments for the Bourbon cause az these
ehApeaux will present, and no brunette could
commit such treason against complexion as to
wear them and the wives will no doubt com
promise or persuade their husbands into follow
lug their lead Rosy eompleIions can take ref
uge in the Fusion bonnet, which is felt with
green velvet trimmings, plume Of cocks
feathers and q silver Aeur-de-lis. The Pamela
chGpeau" lie decidedly orleAnist the "Merveil-
leux" Republican aud under these standards it
is TO be expected that the whole army Of
the brunettes and their male belongings will en-
Inst. Look out for more changes in France.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
Prntt,a AstraI Oil.

PrAtt's Astra! OIL sold wholesale 10 gr0cers deal
ers and country store keepers, at wholesale Rates. IN
and gsl L cans or by Lne barrel, BY
Z. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Trout and West streets, WI, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
rh..v oro orfora

Now is the tine 70 buy Cnest p electors 70 guard
against Lang Diseases. variety OF t.ies fof sale
bS b. d c. SHOEMAKER,
ApOthtcArles,
SOS Market Street, Institute Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

The German Pioneer, of this city, believes that
the continuance Of Temperance preachers" and
Young Mems Christian Associations will be the
ruin of all morality in our country" This might
seem a startling expression, until we understand
the Pioneers peculiar notion that morality"
lies at the bottom Of beer mug.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
'hompson s Tar cordial,

An excellent remed, for Coughs and Colds, Pre-
b. 4 c SHOEMAKER
ApOihecaries,
scS Market STREET, Ins itute Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

Papoma, Papoma, Papoma,
One OF the best articles known for feeding infants.
sold bY B. a c. SHJEMAkE Err,
Apothecarles,
sos Market Street, Institute BUILDING.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
Bathing.

Bathing.
The necessity OF water Tor cleanliness il Acknow-
lodged BY all and the luxury Of Geld bath particu-
larry during the hot weather, H. or should be fami-
liar 70 every one.
To those prostfated by arduous lAbors Of mind or
body during the the "heat term," we know OF
nothing more invigorau g and refreshing than the
application OF cold water 70 the surface of the body,
cleansing and opening the pores OF the SKIN thereby
promou the different Becretiena and impartlng
renewed vigor to the muscular system. For those
app eciating convenisnt and desirable appliances
for the bath we have
Bath Brushes, In variety,
Bath Towels, (soft.)
Bath Towels (hafsh.)
Bathing Sponges,
Sponge Pads,
Friction Gloves for BAH
Bath Belts or Straps,
CAlefaoio @ YES,
LINEN TAPE RATH TOWELS,
Horse HRir Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (curvedl
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (stralghtl
Horse Hair Friction Pads
Horse Hair trap Robbers,
Prince OF Wales Gl0v0a-dry fricfien.
Cambridge Pad of Horse Hair.
Pure Old White CASTLE soap, (noatingl very con-
venient for bathera Bath soaps in extensive va
riety.
Also, fne assortment OF Perfume Atomizers,
for throwing q 1ne spray Of Cologne Water, Bay
Rum or other Tulet Waters upoR the body after
bathibR, pre- rducng an effect at once agreeable coe
and Refreshing.
Z. BklNGHuRsT a CO., Apstnecaries.
cor. sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
The Fountain Syringe
, ELF-AC TT N G..

TEE ADVANTAGES OF THESE sYRNGEs
OVER OTHERS ARE.
LIST. They are Helf-acting, no pumping being re-
quired.
I'd, They vAveless and cannot get out Of order
ID, They inject no air, a. BY every other kind. En-
dangering the patient, especially the very sick.
9Th, Tney have . sprinkler attached for lishi
ahoseT bath for the hsad, cleaning wounds, ulcers,
&c, &c.
tn. They make the very best Nasal Douche, and
answer for many other purposes ef the Kind, which
other syringes do not.
CALL AND sxE THIN, AT
.. = c. sHoEMAkER's.
sos MARKET STREET.
octs-iy INSTITUTE BUILDING.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08

" SEWING MACHINES,
srrss. soi Narkei Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
Zine Extracts

For the handkerchief at the Delaware Avenue Drug
Store also Liquid heRnet and navoribg extracts
for cooking Essencs Jamaca Cling T. Citrate OF
Maznesia, &C. Gum CamphOr 50 cents per pound.
W. T. ALRlCHS, Druggist
800 Delaware avenue Opposite the Bantist Cnurehl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
"IAM COMING, lam COMING"

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-08
nnnaIc,,rn pInatar

For Neuralgia, Headache, Rheumatism DC. This
plaster was introduced 10y US last winter and gave
great satisfactiup, b, a c. SHpEuARER,
ApJhecaTies,
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