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Charleston S. C. May, 1st; ?h?
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Gen- Lee ai . Si one wai I s ' (ira ve ?
A 14x18 inch Engraving of the grave of
"Stonewall" Jackson in the Lexington, Va.,
cemetary. The noble (?en. Lee stands beside the
flower strewn grave over which hangs a weeping
willow. lu tlie distance is to be seen a beautiful
landscape, hills decked in verdure,"clouds as na
tural as real ones, and many other things which
make this picture a gem of art; one which should
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The GEORGETOWN FLAUET isth?
name of a first class Weekly Newspaper,
which will be started in Georgetown, ?South
Carolina, the hist of the present month, by
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Will be devoted to Politics, Literature and
Science. It will advocate tue gre-t prin
ciples of the Republican party-the party
which guarantees to every citizens Liberty,
Equal (Rights and Justice before the law
blessings which have been vouchsafed to us
by a k?nd'and^rtef?&^ ^
Tte PLANET will support the Adininis- ,
tration, both State and National, so lonj as
they adhere to the great principles enuuci
ated in our party platforms, and maintain
an honest and economical administration of
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No pains or expense *ill be spared to
make the PLANET alive newspaper^and
as it is the only .Republican p per in Geo.ge
town tJounty, or even in the First Con
gressional District, it will endeavor to sup
ply a want long felt in that portion of the
State, lt will contain the latest rews, not
only ?f the County and the First Congres
sional District, but of the State and the
country Jt will have a regular corres
pondent, in Washington and Columbia
and by every means possible make - the .
PLAJSpT such; a Family Paper a? is need
ed ii^^e^House?oid.^: p % -
Terms-iBTarfeM) ia advance
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A superior Wtvkly Family
Newspaper d 'voted to Ch? ist ?ai;
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Poli!ics, ;md Vite Pia0're>s oi'-Civ*
libation, ?ny
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Editor and Pro
prietor;
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ly new, elegant^ and handsome
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January. 1873. The pu per shall
be the
And exponent of their vievvs an? de
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r$>m?hlv llopofcHfaii io principles and
Notional ni poi ?I): , it sHall be Indepen
de tjt ut. iiosirioti and relations to the
eoujiuou weal, ai wa vt? remembering; that
the ei'r/ens of the State compris two
eh-st>? as uu?erstood, black and white,
vyiitK?^ intciost :ti*e coiuiLon, and that
' !? ?JU* j? irt'ciiii c civil ubir?:ir:o?is belong
ro S?'dih Caivjiu t, uresjJective of party
l?e?.
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ta;l tunes }jsi fairly, and impartially
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ARK ENDORSED AND PIW^CRTSTSD RT ?.;Or.S
lug P?\ ??c?an* thnn azt/ cthrr Table or Scia*
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A SURE P?EVr.ryTIVE,
For F?rer and Aguo Intern. :::??nf s Tiiic:u.i2?t and ?tl dis
orders arising from miliario?:* fa*t?o?. Th<,y ar? hi;j:::v r. ?
?mmend?d as an A??TI-DY? PLi'TJC, *sJ la C?S< s cf JN:.-i
GESTTON are rx VALUABLE. A? c:i ?PPRTIZEt? sad L!.
CCPERANT. and incal? *f Gr::.7.:: DLT.?'.LTY Gey
?ave never?as ?ingleinstance failli iu ^rodud:.-j tue m?,?t
nappy rcsfilt*. Thrv sreparti.rTjIa^ic
BENEFICIA JL TO FEXAI^S.
Strengtheningtne bodr, in* isrorntiog thoz??ud, ?xd tivlig
tune aad elasticity to the *! ?/;?.? ?>>tcra. T*e HuME
TEF.S arccoin pomaded, with the greater-t ofcarenan J ?o t.i:.
lc stimulant has c\cr b?-fcn* . ? o?T?-rcd to thc* puldie ?o
PLEASANT T,0 T?iE TASTE : at'ihc ?amo liase roskhill
lug ?O many remedial agi-nl* ondorfd hr tKo m edi * . 1 rr .terr.?
tyas-the bc*tl:nr>* ri t:> ll.;: I* . .rm:.co;.trji. Iico?:< bat 1*>
tleto firctiim af ?rtri-l. awl ? '
Every Family Should Have a Bottle
Nojfreraratioa in t:te *ond caa prt*iucc so-snany ua/jua i?
Bcd endorsement* br physicians of >hc very Lignit ?iimdiag
lu their ??rof??.?j T?. * .
Endorsed ?Uo by thc CJUr?y cr.d thiXfziih-j denomina
tional paper*.
REV. WJ?. ii. RASCOCX. th>t-Mcst M?-tLodi-.t erinisteria St.
Loui.?. says tho Kom<? l'.i'^r v. - :. ..-.t?r.: i:t.
ting ia tue restoration <-? i-y strength, -ud aa iucr*+*t ot
apatite* '
OiS?onx Mo.. June 25.1S7?.
Persons greatly debilitated, as I have been, iud who rcqui-e
a TOXIC cr STWULAXT, need 5?e3c for novhins b-.-trer th.'n tho
Homo Bitters. S. V. CO IT,
Presiding "Rider M. F. Church. PlaitsbwTg District.
VsrrxD STATS-? MAKINS Il<?srrrAi.. >
ST. LOCK M<?.. OCT. ?. 1*70. J
JAVXS A. JACKSON A CO.- 1 hare examined thc formula f r
aakiag the " Home Stomach Bitter*." a:?d used ttj?ia ia tbij
hospital the last four uuinths. I consider tatra tha mott vile
able tonic and atLnuuuit uow rn u?e. S. H. MELCHER,
Besideat Physician ia charge U. ?.'Marine Uostp?t?L
JAMBS A. Jaca^ox it Co.-Gentlemen : A* you have com
nuiaicated to tho medical profo^iou the recipe of the ''Home
Bitters," itcannot, therefore be considered as a patent me
icine, no pateut haTing been taken for i t. We have examined
the formula for making the" Home Bitters.'' and eab"?tv
tingly say tho combination i* one of rare excellence, all the
articles used in it? competition *re the be?t . ' th'; clas^ to
?w?tichthoy belong, being h'shly Tonie. StitmiLtu: Stocuicbic,
Carmiaitlve, an I slightly Laxative. Tho E: "ie ci rrepu/iug
them is strictly in. accordance *kh the rules of pharmacy.
Haring used thein in oar private pneti? c, vrt taxe plea?urv ;a
reeomm^nding them to ali perd?n-* desirous of taking Kilter.*,
as being thc best Tonic and Stimulant now offered to the pub
lic. FRANK G. PORTER,
Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women, College of Physi
cians, and late member Board of Health.
* L. C. BOISLIXIERE Prof. of
Obstetrics and. Diseases of Wemen, St. Louis Med. College.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. I>..
Late Pres t. Mo. Medical Coi lego.
E. A. CLARE. M. 1).;
Prof. Surgery, Mo. Medical College and late Resident Physi
cian City Hospital, St. Lonis Missouri.
HERBERT PRIMM. Prof.
Practical Pharmacy, St. Louis Co?ie.*o cf Pharnucr.
J. C. WHITEHILL, Ed. Medical Archive?.
Au. HxacocK, M. D. Dr. C. V. ?. Leyine,
C. Omets, M. D. S. GXATZ Monza. M. D.
C. A. Waas, M. D. W. A. Wncox. M. D.
E. C. FRANkLiN. M. D.,
Prof. Sorgerr, liomoeoratbic Medical Ccllegc.
T. J. VASTINE, M. D., T. G. COMSTOCK, M. D.,
Prof. of 3?id wi ferr and Di?ase ? of Won eu, College of Homoeo
pathic Physicians and Surgeon*.
^OHST. TEMPLE, M. D..
Prc t .Materia Medina and Theraupectiet, Eomccopatiic Modi?
cai College of Missouri. -
JXO. COXZLEMAS, M. D., Lecturer
On Diseases of Children, Honiceopathic College of MLxoari.
CHARLES VAST?NE, M. D.,
Prof. of Phys?ogy. Qoc?ceopathio Medical College cf Mo.
JOHN HARTMAN. M. 1>" Prof.
CUnical Medieiae, Coi. Homoeopathic Physicians aad Sum's.
They are superior ?o ali other Stomach Bitter*.
EX>"0. SANDERS. Analytical Chcmiit.
Ko Bitten lt tibe world can>x.v4 them
SIMON HIRSCH. Analytical ChcmUt.
Eminent Fhysicjass^ of Cbiea^ro.
The formula for the Hom ? Bitters ba* been *ubmit:e ? to u?,
aad we beliere them to . be the b-?st tonic and stimulant for
gestera! ose now ?Sered to the public.
H. WooDBuxr, M. D.,
G. A. tfsTtnro, Analytical
Chemise
E. S. HAHX, M. D.,
B.MCVICAS, M. D.,
Kent's. S. BAWx>?, M. D.f
E. Lcnnax, M. D.,
JAS. A. Com?, M. D.
. Jia. V. 2. Baa-vrr, M. D.
Prof. Chemistry. Rusa
Medical College.
J. B. Waiicra. M.T)., .
T- S. Korxx, M. D.,
Tao*. Ie. ?ua, M. D.f
J. A. HAHN, M. D.
Emiih?ait Physicians in Cin?lm^ati,
Nearly all of ?hom arc Professors ia one or the other of the
Medical Colleges,
i ?o other Bitter? hare erer been o&red to she publie ?sa*
T>racia* so many raluable remedial agents.
L> A. Jaacx^ M. D..
S. P. Boxxaa. Jt. D.,
O. W. Bunuca. M. D..
J. J. Qn??, M. D.,
IT. B. Vcoowau?. M. D.
R. S? WATXt, Otfrnist.
G. K. TATLOOT D.,
1?. If. Maur. JL D.,
S. B. Toaaxsxo*. X. D.
J. L. Yarna*, M. D.,
C. T. Socrac?r, M. D.,
C. S. Mcscaarr, iL D.,
W. T. Taxuarxxa?. M. D.,
J. H. Bccjursa, M. D.,
G. A. Doonarr, M. D.,
C. WoonwAxn, M. T>., ;
D. W. MCCARTHY. M, D.,
R* H. JotOMOX, H. D.
Eminesit Physicians in 3?einphis;
The Home Bitters arc-aa inrajnanlc remedy .?or tndigcaaca
and diseases ?riding from malarial cause?.
G. B. TnojdfTux. M. D.. ' . . ASaac Eaaxuta. M. D.,
ia charge of Citr IXoxptt?l? T H. R. HOOGS*, M. T>.,
J. M. Roocaas, M. D-, Txvu Ontr, M. i>.,
H. W. PtntTnyMw D., M. A. Enxrxac, M. D.?
Sasnsoan BILL. M. Jo?. E. Lraot, M. D.,
Entinen 11'l&yKiclans in Fi ?sb ersrb;
B. P. DAKE, M. D..- ^*?. Cuovcxs, M.D.,
W. R. Cmtna. M D.. D. H. ?Taxa^>. M. D..
O. WSTH, Chemist. J. H. McCtKiaw, M.
And Hwn<ire<?>? of Others
la all paru of thc North. Wo*t and South.
J. E. Ganxxa, X. D., MHwaukct;.
Cotxctu4(av ?TH. Mar-hir:. ?>T?.
JAKXS A. Jxaaovk Co.-Havmg examined^efcrmulaoTih
** Home Stemaob Uittrr?."' ? k?\ wt** avv? t?rm iu m> ? r--c
tfee for some time, and pronounce them the t>e>t T*?ck Riiurs
aov in usc. P. IL MCMAHON, M. D.
fj^For alert r all cruggho* and rrucerv.
1 unes A. jackson ?fe Co., Proprl?iorau
' Lahratorr It^and N. Swcwad Su, St. I^uia ^Ttaw* uri.