South Carolina leader. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-18??, October 20, 1866, Image 2
REV. R. H. CAIN, * - - EIUTOR. t
A. J RANSIEU, - - Aisoct?TB EDITOR.
TEIiEGRAPI-IIC AIND]
GrENE?fcAL NEWS STJJM
MARY.
A Dispatch io tho TUIBUNE dated,
LEAVENWORTH, Oct. 15. says: Tito cam
paign iu Ivausus is warui. Tho Opposition
is w?tik. M beti ilga uro hold tn every town
iu the State, oanvassh?g night and day.
Tho State Mechanical l'air w.?a great
s uceoss.
A Dispatch frew Washington says, tho
Presidout will not eliauge his Rest?ration
Policy.
A Washington Dispatch to the COUItlEUVt
our Washington Dispatches.
Washington, October 18.
A letter has been received in this city
frotn Lieuteuaut-Geueral Sherman, discuss
ing tho political situ?t iou and emphatically
approving of the 1'resident's policy ol'
restoration.
Judge. Munroo, luis decided that iho re
cent act ot'the ?. C. Legislature, creating
Districts Courts are unconstitutional,
lion. Pevardy. Johnson, of Maryland,
Says. lu his ?piuion' tho tax of .'I ceints per
lb on cotton, is unconstitutional, and lui
thinks that the courts will S J decide
Hon. John F- Potter. lT. S. consul
General tor Oui-acV., hvjs tendered his resig
nation to the Presidout.
Tho Legislature, of Texas, has rejected
the constitutional amendment.
Geary's Majority, in tito city of Phila
delphia was ?,(>?:?(K
It is rumored that Muxuiillian are pre
paring to leave for Europe.
A Washington Letter to ibo TliniUNB
of tho 15th inst, says: A well-based rumor
prevails in political circles that Gowan, hav
ing been unseated by the Pen indy van ia
election, is to bo olio red the position of
Secretary of War, vice Stanton, who it is
said, intends to leave iuimoadiatcly upon
the complettiou of his annual report.
It is said that one-tenth part of the entire
wheat crop ot*Grout Britain, bas boon lost,
iii consequence of the cont i nous wet weath
er.
Tho Provost Court in this District, was
abolished on Thursday, by orders from Goal.
Sickles.
Rev. II. W. ?oocher delivered an address
at tho Acoadetny of Music, ou the 15th
inst, at Brooklyn N; Y. Lie spoke ol' tho
Republican Party in glowing terms, its
uohievomouts, and its hopes, tito address Ulis
throe Columns of ti?o X. Y. Tribune.
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
Those in Italics are Democrats, those in Hu
man ure republicans those willi thw ? indicates
. tho re-elected.
P*II.j>TjN"SYXjVAISriA
l' Samiul I. Randell . 13 Ulysses Mcrcur .
2 Charles O'Neill . l l G-.-orge E. Miller .
3 Leonard Myers '* 1-} A. J. (J!osbronn>:r *
TM William D Kelley * lil Geo. W. IL Koontz
5 Caleb N. Taylor 17 D', J. Morrell
6 li. Markley Boyer * 18 Stephen F Wilson *
7 John M Eroomall * 10 G. W. Scho?c'ld .
.. 8 J, Ztiurtnc? Gets 20 D.trwin J. Finney
?'.Si Thaddeus Stevens . 21 John Covodu ,
' 10 Gen. H. L. Cake 22 J. K. Moorheud ?
'lI'D. 3?\{Vaa Anken 23 Thomas Williams *
12 Charle? Denison* 21 George V Lawrence *
OHIO.
1 Benj. Eggleston, ll John T. Wilson,
2 Ii. li. Hayes, 12 P. Fan Trtmp,
3 lt. C. Schenck, 13 (Jen. ?lurgan,
, 4 Wm. Lawrence, l t .Martin Welker,
6 Wm. Mungan, lo T, E. Plants,
6 H, W. Clarke, IC John E Bingham,
7 Saml. Sh ella burger, 17 Eph. II. Eckeyl,
8 C. S. lliiniUon, 13 ltu?us P. Spalding,
. .0 It JJ. Buckland, 10 Gen. Jas. A GurlUld,
10 Jamos M.. Ashloy, .
1NDIANNA.
1. William E. Nibl ick ro-elect?d democrat.
tl. Michael C. Kerr, re-elected democrat.
3. Morton C. Hunter, succeeds Hills, rupubli
can. j
4. William S. Holman, succeeds Farquhar,
rep.democrat, gain.
George W. Julian, re-elected, republican,
.fl John Coburn, succeeds Durran?, republican
7. 3olomon Claypool probably, succeeds
Washburro, democrat, gain.
8. ?J llov? S. Orth, re elected, republican.
9. Sclmyier Colfax, rc electa J, republican.
JO. William Williams, succeeds Do freed, republican
11. Jo.'iu P. 'J. Shaa'.?. lioccaa ia Stillwell, rapabli
can.
l? WA.
1 Jamos V. Wilson I Wm. I.oughriilgo
2 Hiram l'rieo ? (io. (i. M. Dodge- c
:j William II. Allison li A. W. IIuboard
Tliis Legislature of l'eiiiisylvaalii have to electa ,
J. S. Senator, in place ol' ttl?*-, Cowan, tim
onuldie.m majority ona joint ballot is about 35.
Reconstruction.
Tlie Charleston Courier of the 18th inst, says;
The Amendment is liable also to tho i
gravest object ions in rel?renee to its speoi- ,
lie provisions. Lts adopt iou by these States
would be itu act ot' l'utile dishonor.
From the Dttily Aries" of the lSih inst.
GOVERNOR Omi AND THK CONSTITU
TION AI. AM KEN DM KNT.-I pon in lor illa
tion furnished by its Charleston correspond
deut, the New York Herald goes oft' in une
of its pyrotechnic blazes ol' glory, and con
gratulates its readers that thc fSOvernOr (d'
South Carolina is uinclined to try the!
experiment of calling bis Legislature togeth
er for the ratification nf the Coustitutional
Amendment, and to! move also in behalf of
anew election Tor members ol' Congress, to
thc cud that men may be chosen who can
take thc test oath, which is a law ol' Con
gress." This statement has been generously
Telegraphed and published throughtout the
country. We pronounce it to bo utterly
false. So far is Governor Orr I rom being
favorably inclined to the Constitutional
Amendment. that lu; opposes it IN TOTO,
will throw all his inllucnce against it. and
eland shoulder to shoulder with the good
and true men ol'the South in opposition to
thc infamous measure.
So s-ivs the Columbia CAROLINA. Lt
remains to be seen what Governor Ott it
will say.
Iii Commenting upon the recent elections
the HERALD ol'tho 12th says; Thc case
we say, is decided ; for that thc election of
November will run in tho same channel as
. hose of September had October, and with
a more powerful current, there is no reason
to doubt. What, then, is thc course which
{.'resident Johnson ought now to pursue in
deference to this overwhelming pressure of
Northen public opinion '. it is iixed that
the next Congress will hold to t he restora
tion ititi mat um of thc present Congress, so
that in continuing his light till the odds will
he against hun to the cud of bis term of
oflice. and his administration will hardly
take a higher rank iii history than those of
poor Pierce and Huchean. Hut we regard
it as impossible that a statesman of thc strong
practical <coinmou sense and large experience
cf .Mr. Johnson can adhere to a line of poli
cy which luis manifestly failed beyond re
demption.
Tlie Louisville JOURNAL, before tho re
cent elections said: "We shall be able with
in ten days to lorin a tolerably correct idea
of thc popular verdict upon the present con
troversy hetwecu the President und Con
gress; and whatever may he thc deeis'mn
ivhcther we rejoice at or deploro it, it will
be our duty, as it will bc the duty of all
men everywhere, to bow gracefully aud pa,
triotically to the fiat of thc ballot-box.
The people aro supreme and their verdict
must be respected uutil they themselves set
it aside."
To which the Washington Republican replied
The Jo URN AL should remember that Tl IK
PRESIDENT bows to the majority will of the
people-whatever that verdict may bc
whenever it is fairly, fully, and legally ex
pressed.
J t contends however that tho ipsue presen
ted to thc country by THE PRESIDENT has
not been fairly made in those States.
THE SEIZURE Ol' SEVEN ALLEGED
CONFEDERA 1'E VESSELS.
rh the liri tish Court of Admiralty on
thc 2d. before J Jr. Lushington, the seizure
of alleged Con federate ships was again the
subject of the proceedings. Tho case relates
to seven vessels, viz.: tho Penguin, Owl,
Lark, Wasp, Badger, Fox, and Ariel, allc
.ged to bc Confederate ships. An application
was made to the Judge at Chambers, on
the 4th of September, for tho release of th
ese vessels, which had been seized for thc
United States of Ainarica as the property
of that Government, and wen; now detained
within thc jurisdiction of the court, having
been, as it was alleged, purchased with
Confed?rate money during thc late war.
Thc vessels are thc property of a merchant
named Priolouu, aud are stated to Le worth
X15U,0??.
The People's Journal says:
ltev. Ti. IT. Cain addressed a respectable
elasa of the citizens of Brooklyn, Thursday
sveniug, at tho African Civilization Build
ing, Dean street near Troy avenue. His
subject was the " Brotherhood of Man, and
die mutual dependence and general progress
d' tho white and colored peuple of the
-louth. " The subject waa instructively,
nterest'mgly, and eloquently- handled; at
bo conclusion of which Resolutions of
liankrf wa? offered and unanimously
CHARLESTON, S. C., C
Satuvdav. Oct, '20tU, 18(30- 1
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Shall tlio Educati?lf ol the '
Colored 1? copie bo Iiuco??S \
a?odP {
There is no aubjcct of more importance
to us just now, than tlic education ot'our
children; and ut' our people gcucrally; and
which .should engage atteutiou, uud receive
that practical aid and encouragement so
necessary lu its .successful prosecution. Not
o?d}' is it imputant to us, aa a people, hut
it is also important to our ?State,and country.
Foi, what over our enemies may say of us,
still are we a component part of "thc peo
ple " iii'thia country .where each aro to some
extent, dependant upon tho other; and, in
proportion as the tuassea are educated, and
retitled, just, in that proportion is our country
prosperous and happy.
This our authorities, and every body else
known, and to this will they attend, .SO FA tl
AS TUE EDUCATION Ot" THE WHITES AUK
CONCERN KD. Jj ut will they aid, and en
courage the education of the colored people?
Will they recognize the just idalina ol' thc
colored people to thc benefits of our Free
.Schools, ur, will they attempt to reject ILS
ion account ot* color ? ;\- ./ ,
I We know that prejudice against na in thia
direction, as in others, uMtl strung. We
know that the white peuple object to their
children being Schooled alongside of ours,
fearing that their tender shoota, cuming in
cuutact, with "The out stinks ol' the negro"'
will wither and die, in un atmosphere like
this, where infections may he inhaled front
the " tainted brceae " ( not withstanding
that many of the litest retiued were nursed
by " negru women " )
They may therefore oxspoot to bu able to
i exclude UM from these Sehuois, thia we cx
! speet will lie arrainged tu thc satisfaction of
all. There ia one thing certain however,
and that is that thc colorad people has
claims in this direction which should he
? respected. They have always paid a ." Free
Schuol tax" thus rcdmburtiiag the State,
fur monica .?pent in the erect iou, timi main
tainanee ol School Houses, in which their
own children never waa permitted to bo
taught.
Of the four large School Houses oreel cd
m thia city in 185-, from which time tu a
recent date the colored pcoplc!a " Free
School tax " was increased about lit) per
cent, tiley certainly paid fur one of them,
and, in the u ltcsturatuin of our public
hjoiiool property, to its RIGHTFUL owners/'
they aught to tic reined i t>ci?J> ll* iliuii
claims however are not valid in the opinion
of those in whose bandit ?hey are, may nut
other consideration induuc those for whom
the act, tu make proviaaton, or appropriation
to this etui. And thus practically aid and
encourage that, which must redound to
thc henelit of all, all and to the guud of tho
State? let us have your countenance and
support, One and All.
Our City Street Cars.
We notice tho Rails aro being laid fur a
linc of street cars to superccede thc heavy
Omi) ?buss linc now running, these cars-if
tlifY ??re to be like those in tho northern,
and some of our Southern cities-arc much
inure convenient, and eniuforUble than those
huge Omnibuses, lt is to be regretted how
ever that the hire are to be lt) rents, why
shuuld we have tu pay four or live cents
more here than any whe. e else where these
cars tire in vogue. Rut what have you got
to do with those cars. Mr." Negro," it is not
determined yet whether or not you ?hay
ride in them, or what arrangements will he
made says thc couru Kit " to ALLOW persons
of color to avail thotnselvcs of the benefits
of tho Railway, * * * * ****** *
whether thia will bo a^oomplisbod by
placing special cara upon the ruad for their
accommodation tts is tho case in New Or
leans, or by assigning to them a portion of
thc ordinary cara, as is mure nanni in other
cities."
Now we wish this to be understood that
wc don't care what is the " case in New Or
leans," nor,1'in other cities," wo do nut in
tend to bc pruacribed, if a person should be
in a condition irroconciloble to decency,
debar him or ber, the privilege of riding ?ti
them, he they white, or black, but we want
no Seats assigned us in ua portiou hf the
ordinary cars," nor du we intend tu take
thc benefit of tho "special cars," that may
bc appropriated, fur ua,ou account fo colur,;
we shall, claim the privilege of riding in
them, just as other persons.
A CHAIN GANG.
The Ob.irleston DAILY NKWS, in an arti
de under t hc caption, of. " Thc 0 ity Rail -
.onda," advising the formation of n chain
jaiig to work on thc Streets, saya; thorc
iced bc no interference with thc pr?s?ut
withy fetourai*. " Set.
'.Tho military huyo always assisted thu
?iyil authorities who?cver they wero culled
tpon ; anti they would bc uo ways backward
u compelling these idle and disoluto dar -
-.?es Lo work Tor thuir salt at least. " When
t is considered that tho present labourers
ire all white, we eau account Tor tho word
worthy. When we consider that ?hey hope
.o mako something out ol' the military,
iu thia connection, wo can understand
why tho military have always tissiatcd thu
civil authorities." (and may they continuo
te ASSIST th?m tor some time yet. )
Jiut why not " idle au d disolute" whites
bo likewise employed?
OUR COLORED
Th? Mutual G a ii rds Association, (Zou
ave.) under escort of ibo Lancers Gaiirds,
paraded on Wednesday last; makin}; a fine
appearance. Oil arriving; at thc Citadel
Square, where the former Company were to
receive a I'lng, they wer?) informed by ibo
Military, that according to ?jen. Sickl-s'
order No-; they coil ld not bu per
mitted lo wear even side Arni.1', thal they
might continue their exercises, provided
they would leave their arma nt the Citadel,
this they declined to do. pfoforirig to post
pone thc reception of their Klag to another
time; when they were quietly dismissed liv
Til KUI OWN OFKICEI'S; leaving thu ground
with their swords, (Tile mun were not arm
ed.) their conduct deserves the highest
commendation.
To Our* Stibsci-iborte
arid, the Public.
Tiloso of our Subs.'libers who commenced
with thc first Number pf tlii^ psi per, are
notified that their tenn of Subscription will
expire with our fifty sccoud iiuiiiber-this
week-having rctlticed the price some ?im?
ago, to Sit per annum, engaged several Geilr
tlcuictl of education as contributors, ?te.
procured thc service of cxperionced printers
&c. -We shall endeavour lo deserve thal
support which nave been given hereto Iii re
when its claims upon yon was certainly not
as strong as it is now. Standing ns we do
upon the broad platform of equal Kighto, o
quai laws, equal justice i ire.-peel iv?' of Color,
decent, or condition; being the property ol'
Colored men, COXTItlli.LEI) by Colored men.
and WOR K KI) li Y C?hO lt CI) M KN, knowing
no Church, no North.South.Hast.nor Wc-t.
we solicit therefore th? eo-oporation and
claim (he support ol' all who have their
J, ..-.vii lt, ?Ko vi,.ht plu<>n H nd their n::nih
nttuned to the iiccesity of an ind?pendant
organ, in the interest of tho ostracized mil
lions of Colored men in this country.
Shall wc have it f
O FOR A LKADKK!
What tho South, noctis at present are
Statesmen, who arc competent to handle
thc helm of State. Men that can rise above
thc lovel of aristocratic prill? and ancient
prejudice. The peculiar characteristics, of
the various races of mankind; in a matter of
small moment, to the people, of thc South,
at this time.
A single leader, competent to lake thc
Ship, of Stat.*, into thc Haven of Peace,
arc more desirable than a score ol' Kl h md i
gist like into Kx. GUY. Picketts, ami Sen
ator Perry. H istory records that " Nero,"
tiddled and Koine was burn?, must History
repeat itself in thc 1 Otb century ? Or will
these Gentlemen, change their instruments ?
Sj'KCOv J USTICE.-An instance of spee
dy and most appropriate and well-deserved
condemnation was shown on Saturday iiior
uitig before the Court ol' Special Sessions
A well-kuown river thief uamcd Thomas
1 H rei) him wa? arrested on Saturday morning
carly, accused of stealing the "stern linc" of
a steamboat as she lay at the wharf. Ile
was brought at oiieo bu fore ?J usliee Dowling,
who, thc proof being conclusive, at once
committed him for trial, and immediately
forwarded thu necessary papers to the Court
of'Siiccial Sessions, which was at the time
in session, Judge Kelly presiding. The
prisoner was brought before .Justice Kelly;
the stward lind captain of the boat from
which the rope was stolen appeared, swore
to thc theft and identified tho prisoner.
Ile was convicted and sentenced to six
months in the Penitentiary. So that Mr.
Thomas Brennan, who, at.S o'clock iii thu
morning, was a free man, committed a theil
at 1), was sent before a police justice at 10,
by bini committed for trial and sent to the.
Special Session at 10J, was tried, convicted
and sentenced to the Penitentiary at ll;
was started for Blackwell's Island in tho
"Mack Maria" at 12; reached tho Peniten
tiary at 1 ; put on striped prisoii-drcsH at 1 j
Voloek, and was set to work iu his now
jlothcs iii timo to complete half a day's
rfork by 0. JH^no Otu IW.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, FARMERS AND PILASTERS.
\\7li have bet? informell that the utual practico of Merchants, l'armera and Planters, la
' * ordering their auppliea of our
Dr. McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge I
Has been to simply write or order Vermifuge. The consequence is- that instead of the
genuino Dr. Mel.ANI'.'S Vermifuge, they very frequently get one or other pf the many worth
less pr?parations culled Vermifuge now before the public. We therefore beg leave to urge upon
the Planter the propriety wini importance of iii vu tin bl y writing the name in full and to advise
i heir Tailors or agent? that they will not receive tiny other than the genuine Dr- McLANK'8
CELEBRATED VEUMIFUGE, prepared by FLEMING ?HOS., ?M I ISHUKOH, l'A.
We would ?Uo advise the same precautions in otileriug Dr. MeLANK'S (J 151.15llHATE I)
LIVER PH.I.S. the f;r?'"1 populniity of these pills, as a speedie or eure for LI YKK COM
PLAINT, und all the IliltoiiB Derangements so prevalent m the Son th Mini South West, lin
induced thc vi-mlers nf ninny ?vorthlc?? nostrums tu etniin for their preparations aimilur utudlclttal virtu*
be hot deceived I Kr. M cl. AN KM Celebrated LlVHlt I'll.LS ?re the original and only reliable remedy
for Liver Complaint* that lin* yet be?ii .Uncovered, ami wt- nr^i- th>' Planter mid Mere haul, MN he ralurfl
ai? owu anil l!?e ht-nlth of tliuie ilejiuiKllnjr on hiiu; tit bf cnre'till ?ll uritfefln?; Takr neither Verniliuco
nur Liter rilU. uiilwa* you ?ru bur? yu? arc getting tin- genuine Mc LAN L'S, prepared by
i-'J.KMINC BROTH LILS, ['.UsWrgVi Ri.
D lt. M c L A N E ' S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
ron TilK ctMtK UK
Ileptatis or Livor Complaint, Dyspopsin, and Sick Hoadttcho.
?h ?iTrring to the pud I ic Dr, Mci.ASKS t'rlrhratiil LIV KU PILLS, as a rrmr.ly for LIV Kit and
Ml.liVUS CUM I'LA I NTS, we err-.? nu t pointy ?ill bc nrvded. The grmt prevalence ?I Ll Y Kit
COMPLAINT mid lill I?US I'ISKASKS i>K A?.L KISI'S throughout Hie tuite! Sl.?t?-. mid peculiarly
In ?hi? \Vr.?t ami Snit h. win ri-, ill tilt! II iii Jo ri IT nf ba?e*, Hie pnl ir?? i in not within flu- \ reach of ? romula .
physician, required thai Mimi- r. metly rliuiihl lo- provided, timi would mil in (he leane impair Ihr- rnuitiiu
lion, und yet be Hi.fe ?ml ? fli etnal. That inch I.? the true character of li lt. MCI.ANKS Ll VU tl PILLS
there can he no doubt. Tue testimony wv lay before you. (ind the great mrcfo ??-hieb ha* invariably ?t
tended iln-ir um-, will, wc t bink, ti? ?utActem to cuni ince I br mo? I iticredulnu?. lt li?? IT rn mir ?hie err w ii li
that th?pr Pill? rll'iitM be f.iiriy and full) lertod, ?lid ?latid nr full hy tin- eflrrl*proJucrd. Thal the liar
been ?o teated, ?III'' lli.il tltr ri'sttlt ha-? Un-u in every rr?prrl favorable, wi- call t lion Hand? tu "linet* w li
have i-aprrirneid their hrueficial ctirrt?.
Ult. M CLANK'S iii V Kit I'll. 1.5 arr mit bridforth or rernmln?;inlotl, ( like mott of jhe popular iii eil lei ne
nf til rda?,) ?. uni?. r?al run--?ll?, but simply fur I.I V I'll . * ?Al I'LA 1S IS, ?ml Ilion* symptoms ouuneci
willi a il era OK? il tia?? ul Uiai urn ?II.
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
The l.ivrr I? much tnur<- freijui-iitly tho ?ral ul iii?ea?e tli?u I? ?jener ally ?uppo?rd. 'I br fiinrtlun it ia
dekisned to perlnt m and ??II lim regularexecution ol ?vInch dependa nut uni) Hie ;-rucr?l health ul Hied
buil?, bul tho pu? ?rp ul in- nl?macll, llt.tvwls, lliuiu, ami thu ?Inti?- N?-Mou? ryiitelu, ?lmw. lt? rael ?uti
rital importan, uito human lii-.?itli. Winn iii?- Lit. cr ia turimirl* ilisoarcd, ll iu fail*, nul nul? d er?uget thc
?ital liiin-( ion? ol un- body, I..it exercise* ? poworiul ml Invitee ??Ter Un- mind ?tod it* Operation?, willoh
.-?mmol rattly bli dose.- ih.-il, 11 lia? ?.? elute a conmvl toa ?vii ll utlti-i ?l?ense?, .md ina n i lori ? it ??llb) au
g reit a tarlo;) ul ?J iii plum r, ?ii u mud doubtful character; thal ii iuirle.nl? m m u pit? ?iciau?, nm iii' great
eminence, Uran au; uUiiir vual ur^aii. Tlx: intimal.- cuuticctinn wliieli nxi?ta b.*l?veeu tin: Liver .nt u.-tiu,
?ml t lu< gr?'a I il-un inion which l mu |ter?ti?ded II rxrrci?eri over t lu- pii?ri.iii? ?if in ?ii kind, e?in vince me i Uti
mau? uuf rtiniaie boni;;? llUV? ruliiinUli'il acts ul' ?lc. ,. .uni crimnul atrocity,1 ni licculuu what lu?. I? [?ru?
iiypuctibuilri??.-', from litesimple luci ?if ii >li?ea?vd tjlalc ol'Uli-Liver. I lui re lony be?-n eoitttuood tliit
un.ru iban ?iii?.' Lali ul Itiii Cuiublaiulr ivuieb uceur tu tin? euuuiry, ar?' lu bi'diisi b ro I .?? Having llteir
I teni in u diseari-d slate ul .li. l.iTcr. 1 will i-uuiiierule tome ?if ilntiii : - liidl^e.^tiuu, Sioppa^U ot' Hiv nien .
, l?i-ran?< d Slate ill lite llnv.l*. Irritable .ta I Vi adn-li ?c I-Vi-Iin;;? and I'att.iloii.-t from trilling and inail
utiiiitiu ciiili?a. ul ?vlncii ?? o ailvrxvard? lol ??iiai?ed? last, tiiuu?{li nui Iratl, itiurti iban t ll roe-1 u it rt li > ul the
dirrarCH enuiueraleil under Hie Head id*C<.il?uui|tiiuu, ||?v?i luoir >eai ut ? tli??ia?uil l.iror. L'un u truly a
fr?iilllful catalogue.
YM !* I'O MS. Ot' DlSKASl-'l) LI VKIt.-fain lu t>?" ri-ui ?mr, un.i.-r the i?lu'e ?i m- rib?, ?IITS??
I ti K un pressure! m.mtt lines tho j .a in is III Hu- b-tl ?nie , ;lu- p it lout i r> rar?-?) able lu 1 iv on tue left sid.- ;
?u mot mu's t ho pam is loll under 11 io ?li ?Hider-'lindo, au I ii IYo<| lieut ly e x lends lu Hu- Lop ut lilli? hu u liter,
and ir ?uiiiotiiur? ini<:nkeu for rheutttaiisiu itt tho arm. I'uo at?>uiacli is affected ?villi lus? ufuppetlte au<i
sicklies.*i il?e IM>W?*IS in jfenirral ure coatlve, -oinolliiio? ulterunltnx willi 11\. tm-u.-a I? troubur.l .nit
|iniii, bccuinpanieii willi u dull, In-av? r.nt>aiiuii in the b irk pan. 'l'h?re is ^onoraily a con?idi rabie lomii?
mo muir, accoinpaiiicd willi a puiuful .eiihitliuu ni II IV I it'j loll undo no tuutectiiu^ wlticti oui; ut l?i haw buen
duno A nilibili dry ciiitall i.~ sunni lilli's an ut loud .int. l'Ile patient Cniiip?llius ol" ?voa rn.ons ?Hld debility; he
is eu ?lly ti tar Hod ; lil. Irrt ai o onld ur burulu;;, a d hr cunt plat ll? ula pr lo? I? ne n sut iou of lb r riki li ? lu? tpir
its ar?' luw ; ?ml ?Ithou",ll he is ?atU'llrd thal rKcreis?: would bo benellri.il tu him, \ et lu- can rcarrol) ?HUI .
muu up fortitude enough tu tr x lt. tu Ciel, no d>uru?t? ei'ery ru.ii.il/. S.-vor.it ul lao ?ii i.osy.iiptuiui at
tend Hie tlitoaae; but o??r ? lutvtt.nr-t.-,-i; 1 iV i * i t->f il la vu ox; lU'l, y?it J < tiiil.l ?.!>.! ?i ;il i lil, ill T IJ till
lilts kim a u lite Llv.-r lb hare b< rn ext?ii?iroly deraut/ed.
AOl'K ANO ?'KV KU.-UH. SI CLANK'S ?"KV KU Pl LL* iin??r? n A?l'K AN li XKVKK, wlten taint wilh Quitf
I inr, art: jirthltietive nf thc ??iue happy r?-?nlt?. Ntl t.cttrr cathartic eui I. u?nl preparatory tu or aftrr laViuu ijuiu
? lue. \w wunid atlrit? all wini arr irTlicleil ?iib Un. iliieust tu \f\ra them ? lair trial.
plItKcriUXS,-TaiiC inn ur three pilli, uti K'"'1!! lu bml, errry teeutnl or tliir.l nixtit ll the du not piirx> tironr
Ihme lime? by next iiiuriiinx, lake une or twa mare: but a slight break tatt sb..iud inrarlaUl? f .Uaw their ute. Thc
hirer Pill? may I'.- u i-I wu:r J ?ar^i i,- ?i it.ii/ u i.-:rn?r>. \? it a ttl- ?iii nu j. ir ? iiitr.-; ia 'tjf ir: i u.-n ir ii uni.-,
and ut dutet uf twa ur tlira?, limy xivu ??teuitliiug rrlicf lu Sick lien lach?-, alta, iu tligbl dcraurf?ni^ul nf Hw Slomach.
DR. Mc L ANE'S
American Worm Specific or Vermifuge.
NO itUeaaea In ?vhloh tho humnu luirly is Dildo ari '.udter rntitlrtl tu the attention of the philanthropie
than IhoteeunHOHuriit on the irrilnliou prixluceil hy WOlt.MS in the Stotnach ami Bowrie. W hm Mir tuf
faror ia au adit lt, ihecauae ia 1,-oqueully nvrrlimkod, mid eutisoi|urntly the proper remeily is nut applied*
Pul when th?: patient is mi infant, it'thc tlitea?e i:, nut enilrel) tiejjlrcie,?! il is .-nil tau frequently uacribetl.
in wbule orin purl, tn Mime ullin eau-e. il niijrlit hero to bo p:irtIcub.rly reuiarkr.l. that allllOMgh but f?-w
worms may exial In a child, urn! luiwtoevrr qtiie.?eenl tho) may liare been prcvloutly, no atioiirr I? th?
COU?titUlli?n invaded by any nf Hie uuiueriilH train nf dlsoa?os tu willett liifimey is inp.i.??-d, than ll it Irtr
fnlly iiil^inenled hy lli?ir Irritai hui, 11 nico it inn fre?|Ui-utly lui ppr ns Ulai a il iso? so ut her wine easily man.
H>rril liv proper renu-dlo.' when aa"^rr ivalrd by thal ea iso, hula defiance tn treatment, ju tlltioua in other rc
?pecta, dut ?vliieh iuliroly falla lu eo.i.?oijuoiiet! uf wurnt.? lH-ihg?iverlunked. mid even earo? ul great violeurn
if a putout ami prompt remedy hr possessed so tb?t iliey could he t-xpethsl wl.'buul Inssuf time, which it JU,
precious iu ruell ea?o?. lite binen?* mimili be attackt-il, by prujior ri-moil tr?'?, even- bwmlrd. mid with sueer??.
?YMl'TOMH WHICH CANNOT UK .MLS l'AKKN.-Tue cnoutminucc In palo ami l?-u?lru-rolr>red, with
ocrasio-anl (buhot, ur II eircuuiacribed ?put nu une o.- both c.ks; Hie ey?'? become dull ; ibo. piiplla.ililatl
an azure Minl-cirelo ruu? ulong tho lower eyelid tho nuar is irritated, ?wi ll?, ami ?u i ?Hines bleed?; ?viel
i ii *r*r ol'tlie ujiper lip; bcixtaioual lieadac'..e, ?villi huinmiiii* ur throbbing ol the earn ; an uniiniuil aec.-etlu? o
.aline1 ?lim) ur furred longue: breath very foul, particularly lu tho morning; appetite Tat hilde- snmothiies viii?
acb.ua" with a gn.i?v|ng -oiisailun of tho stnmack, al ..tin t s entirely gone; lleullug pains lu tho ?tumarli: eo.aasliv
natttoa and T..tnltln/. vlnlunl pallis Ibuliglu.til Uu 1 alidnitu-n; bnweh, irregular, al timos c...-uv. ; -.louK slimy
mit iiiifn'ipu nlly Huged ??llb ld.I; bolly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration occasionally durn ult ami
BCC?ilii|iaiilc?! I.) hiccough; cough sutuothuoj dr) au I convulsive; uneasy and ?ll?tiirbe?l sleep, willi ?ri Inning uf th*?
treib; teuiper variable, bul generally Irritable, ic.
Wheuerer lite above tyuipluuis are found tn oiitt. Ult, MCI.A NT'H VKK?1? VuVlK 3d AV nr UKl'KS I?KL?
UI*ON Tn KrFKUT A C'UltK
The uidTortal success wliieh has alleu.b-.l tho .vlinliiHtrnllon nf this preparation ha? bren .neb a? tn narrant
us In pledgelng ourselves lo ,|,e public to ItKTlJIlN TIM". ?ii?NKV lu every instancr ??bore ll protea inrll.-clual.
..providing th.' ?ymptoms alleu.lliig lhcsicknoss.il the chilli or adult warrant the ?npp.isltl.iu ??f worms tit-Ins
the cause.' lu alt ca/.eJ, Ibo medicine tu be given lu strict accordance ?villi ibo dlrerih.iiH.
We pledge unis. Iver p. ibo public. Unit Ult. .Mr.l.A N K'S V KU All KU? i K UOKS Nor CONTAIN MHItCUItY IN
ANY I'OUM; and thal lt ls au luiiucoul pr?paration, ami nut capable ?.f doing Ibo sllgble.it Injury I?, the
louder Infant
IIIitKUTIONd.-?Iv? a child, fro.M two tu tm )enr? old, a lea-tpoonful in an much swectenrd waler rvrry
uiurnhio, fatting ; ir li pnrgrt ihroiiu'li Hie day. well; pip if n.d. repent ll nenin in Ibo evening. Over ten,
gi?e a Utile inure; under two. give less To n full grown person, gire tvvri ten spoonfuls.
IIKWAIIB UK t "U l'N T till F Kl 'VS AN U A Li. A KT I Ll? PIMtl'tlltTINd TO UK HU. MCLAN K'S._Tin- gr.at pap.
ularily uf UH. MCLANL'd tl KN I' IN K l'ilKl" AllATlONa bas hiilnceil ?nprliiclptrtl pert- , to attempt palming upon
Ihr public CnUDUrfrlt ?nil Inferior articles, ia criutetpiencc nf which the pruprielort have Wen fnrcrd to nib.pl evrr
IMKiilble guard agalnit fraud. I'u rebater ? will plrnir pty attentiuu tu Um fulluwinij murks iifgvuuincursa_lit. m o
Kxternal Wrapprr is a line Steel Hngravlng, with Hie signature ol C. Mri.AN K tnt) Kl.KM IM. IIKU5. Uti. Tba l?i
recliond ure printtrl un ITino Paper, with ? Waler M?rV a? foliuwti" Ml. ?CLANK'S CKLEllilATKl? VKUIKUU K
ANU LIVKll PILLS. PLKMINU I1IIOS, PIIUI'IH KTOItS." This Water Mark can be uren by holding np the paptjr
tu Ihr light.-Tin: 1,1V KW. PILLS have th? mu oe iitoiped un Un lid of the box iu red wax.
l^r?pd?'?c? only by
FLEMING BROTHERS, PITTSBURGH, PENN,
Stile I'rojiriotowi of Dr. MCIMNK'H Liver Pills, Vcnitifw^u and Tating ?^yrup.
KOli? BY DKALItllS EVEItYWHKUE.
Vrif-rltHc-r? wiri lowonl pr mill to ?ny ?-?ri uf ih? t'n!n>l ^ntr?thc nrlrith I'rr>TinC*a, ?0? bos I.lv?JV ???y
fKentl ii titft'i IW? ?ttlct?rJg <yr*M ttrca'Vnl.JQO. tUaf,?, t? tB'? YjiU Ttf?iftl?i?Ee in iftYfet J WKT ^