The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 04, 1879, Image 2
TIlE NEWS, AND 1IEHIALI).
WINNSliORO, S. C.
THURSDAY, September 4, s s s- 1870.
It. M'.ANS DA TWOS, ITOR.I
JSNO. S. 11E1.AO,i)s, A;(IATX EDITo1.
ROkBE:1T IIONNEI has bought Rarus,
the great trotter, for thirty-vix thous
and dollars. j(
PIuI.sn>1Nrt II7: reiterates his civil b
service order that no Federal oflcial I
' shtl. t.ake part In a iomintating conVen,
tionl, but like a political Nellie lily, he
shuts his eye and looks over in tle Al.
lan1tic ocean while Sherian and Schtlrz
are fixing thiigs lin Ohio.
1M. s. SIui, W.ho.has been resid- t
ing with her husband since Conkliing h
put In at disappearance, h1as rtun away ti
froin her home, taking some of her 111
1
chil1dren with her. She is doing more i
than any one else to bring herself into t
disrepute. _
T1E1: Chester Bulletin has undergone
a change in Its nanageeit, Mr. lirai
nord McLure retiring and lr. T. W. "
Clawson, Jr., assuming entire minitnge- c
ment. The Bulletin is a good paper,
and should receive a generous sup- k
port. We extend to It our best wishes. t.
THi Maine Radicals are sorely t
pressed for original campaign li(,s. Ni
But their last elorl is a masterpiece in 1
its way. It is charged that. several
m)len were recently beaien alost to
death in Georgia because they were i
Aletho(li:-ts I When it. is rememnbered I
that about onle-half of (ieorgia is of 1
IIhe Mlethodist persuasion, the Unigne..
less 4f this lie cballenges adluiration. t1
NI-:w Youm ('t"ry is soon to be atf
ilieced wif h a notIher exhiblition1 of* pedles..f
trian lut)aev--a w~alk of' six day0s tr ti
the Astlev hell andl unmn11hered Ilions- r
ands of cut mOney. 1 ng he co_ t
testntits will hec Weston, ihe ehamnpionl
of the world, "Blower'' Birown, lHow- a
ell, Ilazael, Etis, and antty nttumbdr of It
others, aimiong thei a Yubat ludian and (1
a dark horse, that is to say, a colored
pedestrian from Boston. It is Ilthuglt t
that the successful man will walk near it
six hundred miles. 'i
Tis is not a good year for the rail- i
roads. Besides the troubles and com- i
plalints in 01 owVn State, Georgia is b
preparing a strict railroad law. Kear
1oy is undertaking the job in Califor- s
nia, while a legislative commnlittee at i
Saratoga is asking the confidel(e of I
Vanderbilt, Jewett and otler railroad '
magnates as to how they have tilnaged c
heretofore to gouge the people. ''he i
Pennsylvauia Rhailroad is in hot water |:
In consequenee off an attempt to bribe '
Pennsylvania legislators for the sup
port of a bill to reimburse the road for
losses incurred in the Pittsburg riots. 1
All along the line the people aregrun
bling. Will the railroads take warn
ing?
TuE .Ycu3 und CIoUlier' and( the
August a Chruonicle and Constitut ion
(alist wore both tilled with trade re-]
p)orts of the fiscal year enuding the 31st
- of August. 'The reports, while re
fleeting great credlit on the journ'ialisl ic
eniterprise of these papers, are also1 full
of interest as inicahtinIg a1 pr'omise oIf
Iiture p)rosper'ity. As the N~ews~ andl
Courier says, weo believe that the 11(1e
Is turnting. It is imtpossible f'or the
bettor feeling existing at the North ntot
to extend its influence thronghout the
Soutth. Chtarleston and( Augusta have,
.01u best wishes.
The C-hronicle and Constiiutional
ist/assumiedc a1 new11 antd beautiflldress5
in hotnor of its mammutiiothi trade1 issue.
Wiur dont't lhe papet's give' old mani
. Tilden a rest? Everybody kitows fliat
the South intends to suppot fte niotmi
neo of thte Democerat ic parItty whtoever
he mtay be; while if' she is satisfied, as5
81h0 was int 18B3, thalt Tildent 1s thte man1t
to calrry tho Norther'n Slates, she will
vote for him li the nomin1 ating conivent
tion. ilden is not ourI chioicet, but nto
r'easoni exists for abusing htimt so viru..
lontly'. Whent heo r'el'sedI to take uip
arms in defenice of' his elect ion lhe was
acting uplonl the Southtern laltformn,
the platform wich, enuniciated by
Goirdoit, Lamar, llmptont andt other's,
redounded so greatly to the gloi'y of'
the Sou th. Henricilks' Indian12in weree
pr'eparintg to fight whent the Sou11.h,
equally13 withI Tilden's tight bower',
Hewitt, ca2l110( a halt. O.ld Sam11 is a
little slipper'y, it umust be conftessed.,
but- we' may1 all have to hurrat'th fot'
T1ilden atfter all. Let ais not p)ile np1
too mutch biled crow and( buzzard for
possible future contsumnption..
The California Election.
Californtia he(ld1 ont the 3d1 iinstant Itho
miost excifting' eleciti hi heri historv'.
. The niew 'ontstitution htad mnade a cleant
t1wee0J of every'3 oflie'er itt the Slate.
Theo teket. voted in Sant Frieiisco was
as long as Otto's arm, and( conttainted
about sevety-five tnmes on it. W hten
It 18 reomembered that four' pat'ties were
i the field, and that tall sorts (of comn
binaultis wetre mnade, It Is easy to ap
preciate the enormous labort requisi to
- to count tho votes.
Thr.ee persons wore nominated for
governort. The Republicans chose
George Pecrkins,' who repre'sets, It 1s
charged, the monopolists and raIlroads.
Dennis Kearntey and1( is patrfy sup
ported a farmner named Wite. Dr.
Glenn, a fhrmner, who owns about a
hundred thtousattd acres of' land, anad
is chtat'ged by Kearney ,with. htavig
Chinese In htis employ, ian on the New
Constitution or Honorable Bilks'
ticket, and also on the ticket of the
regular D)emocrats. So many fislotns
anid combinations and withadrawais and
8ub8titutiOnB Were being conttinumously
made that an average voter must have
beon utterly at sea.
Owing to the multiplity of thte
- tickets, the result will tnot be annoutncedl
for a day or two.
8YRIAr, LAIPrEIiS AT , KoM.
Voimen Who Never Go Outpsido Their-Own
Doors.
(Damnscus Lettor to tie loaton Traveller.1
After a few moments AMine. T.teslaka
ntered, making excuses for hotr hus-'
and's absence, through our Iciterprce-|
'r, and requesting luost. earnestly that -
re would tako our visit to her, and'
ol senling for her sister, who spoke
'rencl, we spoit hal' an hour verv enl
>yably with thel. They tro Syrian
romen of the best" type, with tin',
right thres and in European <ress,
lat of our. honest belig an tbroid
red white wrp11)er, wiliIt red silk gir
to about. her wai't, and, like Ier sis
'r, articial fIowers in herhaitr, which
Itter is all ailost universdl custom I
'ith these people it'dresscd with any
rotensions. Even little girls, when
p'earing'"dressed ilp," all have arti
vial flowers on their heads. Bothl
tdies, whenl they entered, had1 over
teir slippers woodent clogs, whichl are
sed1 by the peasantry,- and slipped
tmil o1l' heltire stepping oil the carpet;
nd, relerrinig to this eustoi, they said
lcy were put. oil wheni croSsingo. the
:u11-yard, from hab11il, as it wats oftent
amp, tnd thus their fieet were raised
bolve (the grounal.
We thoutgh t these mlust be dlitlicult.to,
'alk with, buf, they were much amnus
di at. the ideat, and p)rodured at pair
'hich were mtnih higher than any we
ad seen, saying "that those were the
iiidl a lady wore just after nmarriage,
Sitake her look tall auld of muore in
orttnce than heretotbre, raisingtier
t least at Foot above ground, but they
ere onl1y worn a short. ltme." I sulp
ose sie lieantt until her frielnls -wer"o
tlly impressed with her importance.
te'irring to ott, tiee, utt runuteletd litfe,
ladale-luttIing hvr IIaids to her
1u1th several tinies and throwin'
will out gr'acelu'tlly-said "I low Imp
Swe luist he to be aible to smet'll the
imi.'' she(, did not doubl. bt that in
bC three (tvs we tad Imassed in 1)a
itseus we h'ad seen Ilore than she had
eent inl aill her lif'e.
Accor-ding (I) the cu1stom of her race,j
IP Woilen 1111ost n1eet' go outside 11,
l'it' own doors. I llaving been mar- i
itld alt liurteen, she is now twentlt
irec, the Imother of tive (11 six cil
reu, and shut up1) with tlhel within
te" watlls i'ont one year's illtd to
n othr Wwll\e symplathized with her
tost heartily when she silhedI over the
ullniess of the lifh it was their lot. to
rad. Not, however, nearly as haryd
>r those who have known no better,
s we know it would be for us ullless
becme a n('cessity from ill health.
het( other call we mlado was onl a
ealtlly Jewish laiuily, the house be
1g of Ithe samte general <design1, an1d
t,ted upI) w ith great elegance, the walls
eitg 11inade up of rare tuarbles, and
paces between the windows built. to
niltate temples with arched rool%, and
lemder pllilla)rs. A lountain in the sit
>On 11111 it as cool and Iresl as it' we
tad eniteredl anolthier coutry 1, afIter'
oning tfron the hot, dlust.y street.
Here the temtles were all robed in
alico or c'imbric, but the mother wore
hout ler' neck at rare collection of
elau"s, and, the guite said, "it' onle
alled oi their Sunday thev %would be
ichly arrayed 1111d (leo'tated with dia
Ioinds." 'Tley were very cordial, an11d
ntertaie(dus a8s best they could, of
brinl"g collee as they had Ilone at. the
ui ien" And if thumb lu),l 1 erm1it tedt
ther houses would have been op,en to
is. But (he next thing on the pro
ce the old( w.talls, hatvinig the hou'se ofg
~et trotm the wall ; at piece of' thle old
totmant highway where' lie wais coIl
'erted, tand in mll 111 churiichi the! spo4t
vhier'e 110 was 11) baptied. All of1 which
ver vey iteres13t ig, as wvell as t.he
innti, .Jew ishi ait Moslemt-thriough
T Ar2oo.1xa TIuR Lxos.
JOom et of' Mr. Aihlen oni tho Latto Enig
[New. York Tmlhe's.]
It wals thriouigh at brlief' advterI'tse
neuit in1 an Eniglishi newlipauper that
mIe of thle most51 r'emariikablte and4 pecu
jif wals rtcently miade public. 'Per
aps1) it. is hard'tly neeuitratte to say that it
'01 thle peendliartl hatbit. 01r cuIstoni, 01'
hiuest ion, mu lst. have beent long thin iliar
.0 iCglishmlien li ving at hlomle. St ill,,
14) ote outIside of' 1ngrlanid suspe ictedc
Is existence until Itie advert isemuenit to)
vh'lich reLference01 1111 beetn made aip
It. uaeemis that a younig Entglish ladvy
'erety l eft. her homte and1( disappearedl
0(tally friomu the kntowl'dge ot her'
hey~, o)f course, dittinot (emlov(i a dei
ect ive' to thiid 1 ou lie mtiingit ''irlh andl
o com1ipound14 wvith 11er abdIuctors for
ialtf her3 valute, but they iniserted anl
i(dverltisomenit itn a1 daily lpper, die
wr'liboig her,1 apphearanltec andI ohleingii a
.'ewtardt for' 1her1 rCo)overy. 'Thle pecul
Liari feaiturie of thle ad4veritisemient was
lie fact that, af'ter' set ing forthI the
liight, weightf, aigo, dress aind color of'
lthe (3ves 0f the detsir'ed younlig ladyh, it
rientionied thit $11e wias 'tattooed ont
the leg.'' 1"iromthe 14'Wit inl which this
tsseri' onl was madi4e, It. was clear that11
lhe fthe. ol' thie fat tooin was" no1 ict 1re
;arded by Itie adlverltiser as ainy'thinig
tmlusul. In faict, ti'rom tihe c!ommtits
sit(ne tide by 1thiiglish press', it is
[gard(ed as Itie cuisltnnu' and pr'oper
Itingi to tattoo the y'outlhfuil temintiite
leg.
A t'ter rec'overing A'omi (lhe shtock in
iCeparaible friomn sultlenOly 1larin g the
xistctee of so extrao'dintar'v a cutstomi
in Englaitd, the thlonghtfu'l foreiginet'
it 0onen begins to question its or'ighin
anid itotlve. 'IThe tattooing must obi
liviously he done as a mieasure eithler' of'
Lt.lityV or or'namnt, antd it is by3 114
meaniis easy3 to (dec41ide htich moiti'vet is
he tr'ue 01ne. All stat isticians agree that
teire are a great many glirls In Eng
land(, and1( cer'tain Entgtlih weekly news
p~aper's haive duing the last, 'ew y.ears
lwel wi i iituch emphasis upon)1 the
ltendenicy oft thle l'Cnghish g"irl of' the
peiiod to del\ convtenit ionial ret'rilnts
)f former0i datys. May we not, theni,
IssumeiI thamtf Einglish gir'ls arle lin-one. to
itrayi3 awa''y f'romi homei, and( flint being
s0 very numerous011, 111ey aire fr'Ciequethy
mIslalI and forgotten. Ve hatve her'e
i sutllleint explIanation of 'the talttoo
ing pr1oblemi. '.l'he carefuil lBritish pa
ret desires 1 Ttomak 1118 gir'ls for' iden..
titleation. if hie Pastes lithe)s oni their
bancks or' attaches tags to their belt, thie
taga and labels cant readi ly be torn (Ir
andi lost. To brand a gIrl with a hot
Irgn, oir to slt the ear--practices which
itrO in vogue aimng cattle diver.
would obviously be( openi to seious
objection. The careful par'enit, in thesso
)ir'cumistanes, falls backl upon tattoo
Ing, and4 in order not to distigur' 1h18
ir'h8,lie ha8 them tattooed wihore the
Fudefllble mark ia not, as a rutle, con,.
taftntlyibhrrod lpnnn thno nnh1 ae
Distresuiug Aslpect of Thmitg in lenspAs-.
A Gloonmy Outlook for to F'utun,.
Lifb in Memphis ts described tl be.
ig only a little Imoee wliolesomo tlti
dleath. Yellow flags are lisplayed al
Sign was coutntedl in eight places alono
0110 short square ai tL 'ew days ago, 1t11
since then two of hers have been added.
The curfibw bell now tolls at. 9 o'clocl
and1( after (.itat4)hour thle strieets arle deC
sorted. In Ih ist epidenic ai crowd
of whiskey-(rinkinfg nurses and selt
.or-waiter doctors kept the town alive
in this epiemuie the only sign o1
IifI is the cecainlent of Colored
troo1)s ol the bItl'. iteveille and Va
five o'c"loak latiniee, 'when (L:e bind
plays, ar"e, as at correspondent Says,
"th.te cheer'nul charanle'islics of th
presenlt, camlaIignu. Fire alaranus lats
week relie-vedS the muonotonly, but, sine<h ari'l n"so'tetttttiialt
thle waItchflne ttss of I lie aut1hioritie ha.111
heen r'loulbled even the torch doesn't
IIieker.''
It has becen at ery of,11 ihe lemphi:;
Imper"s fi"or the lust three weeks that
i'lemttphis is no, d (oomed-t ha:t thIn
place will nol drop from its positiol
as a Ii.iing mar9i to at river villagce oil
a bltill'. S'ving that no such croakinip
Iprophilec"y 1111 comue ('roa the outsill' it
is only nalural to conclude that. Ilhm
Mlemphis papers lheiuelselves, fvar'ing
sutch itntite, are lalking to quiet tilu
own nerves. 'Itle I rlo of Memlphis is
by thi' the heaviest in tho .1ll. Last
liut.uinlu 31,00() Iles of'cooia 1w0long.
ing to Meinphis were liverlccd to St.
Louis, andl( there will be a repetition of
the calamlily thi; season. Theo Apperctl
noNw winits thtd "11he appI'tearance ofl
single 1ase of yellow fcver in our mids111e
('ialall values to an ext('i en tlint tei
year:s of tuinterrupted health ad pros
perity etumot r'epiir".'' It is likely Itha(
desperate m teasurest will be resorted t(
dining the Winter toavert. ai lhird at
lack--Lhe properly-holders surrenler.
ing one-if'th or one-third ot'thlcir" prop.
('l"y to (her remtodellin g and thorongh
cleatling of the citV.
'1There is a wide dilTlrenee inl the at
tvIltioun paid by the public to the yel
low fever plague+ of thlis yearl' and th
itensely sym pbhetic interest givei
f'rol all sections dlturing tt(e 1ato sint
mlter aid early anuttimn scourge of 1878
(ce, andlc thrily contributions to the fev
ctr (t id Were a intter of course. A
ihis time the bullet ins fromI Mempli"
lire read I- - thr"t"own aside as of* small
impOrtanlce. hut B1rolze Johnt hato
lost 1101e of his interest in M[emphis
he holds to that wretcheed place witl
the lmost. list ressing telacity. Bad a:
was (the conlitio11 of tle city ia yeai
ago, it is inlfinlitely worse now. Tlna
rial left 'or (le disease to work on, is
just 1as great. The actual sufl'erinl
suri)asses that. ot'last year. 'lThe <h'ea
sword over the heads of 1 thiihful comn1
hlntlis of thie great enety.' The tea1
of' starvat io is tuhded to Ile weight o
woes. It is a tiet. t,htl. the Ilowar(l
are out. of uoney, and loreover't lherc
is no doubt that they are troulblel h
seaurcit.y' of1 nulrses. They(' have front
claiy Io dly postponed the issue of aat0
appea)Ql, but witht 2,1100 whites wVin
have not. had (1he Fever and 12,10(
blacks vet on their hands I he call canl
Ill Ilt ut louger ho (delayed. Sum11
insist. that the netroey have1- thrteiter
their1 claim11 to aid( brcause4 of' thecia r'e
fusaul to~ leave0 when0 asked to (do so, bu1
suchii e1 x:-tr 0 0on (11e prrt of cont1 ibui
tor's wvould be an1 uniworthiy and a t'ool
ishl one. Th'le latest genaeral conaclusioi
conlcerninig the epidemic thieref'ore i
(liat thle North, South and West short
ly will be aisked for contri1ibutions.
TIl E PRl YNCE iN A Dil AMA.
Yoting Loulai Napole.ona's Tagedy on thi
I1oart'Is of a1 Georman, Theuni,re.
r'ial" is no0w plaing att Po0sen ini Ptrus
sinl. Scene0 1. is at Chliselhlurst. Th'i
Prinue is thlinkintg of r'evenlge. 1i<
tatlks of (lie m111rail lonses of' F'orbac'l
and1( the~ hullefs that lhe picked upl or1
the 11ieh1 oi battle. What a chmasmu be
t.1weeni vest er'-day1 and1( to-day~ I A Boana
part ist' delcegati'0n is anniounce04d. I
(comes0 to as8k himit to sil fromi Fra'ne<
and( to1 issue ai maifesto to theo naitiol
hlut;(ae Pra'inc, whlo lov'es his coun1try'
(1oes not wish to excite ia civil wa'
.1 e refuises.
Se< no 1.-TI e (d. ui;hter of i e [01'
e'ster. 'The1 Printce loves paiona0iitely
a poor' younig gir'l T heI Empresso5' suir
pr1ises1111 hif at a rendez/vou1s. Pa1t.het i
scetic het ween (lie maother and thec s01
and11 the gir'l. TI * lst namelid, atU thi~
pra'1yer ol' the Empress5, forblids ti
Pr'iince (o co11ne agin1i. TJhe0 Pince, i1
dLespairt, swearls thaut lie will go and( kil
himlself1.
ScenIO III.-heC Eniglish camp11 a
the Cape. Thie Prin lce, m1ore0 iln Iov
thaan ev'er, wishes to die. 1Ic aisks thi
general1t to let lhim make reconnioisanace
Beforei' 110 miouits hais horse lhe wr'ite
to his~ miothter and( t.o tIhe foirestei'
Scene IV.--Thle Zulus. Tihe recoil
noisanci(e ; (lie repose of' t lhe horlsQeen
a soldie jr's sonag. All at 011ce at cry1
'"The Zulus 1" TIe Eniglisht saIve (11e11
selvels (thaey are booted at, cech night
b,v the auienee010) . Tihe PrIince defendl
hiiself1 coura'1geou1sly, thIiniking of' hi
mtthier and1( the for'ester''s dauIghlter
lIe (1ies.
Scenae V.-Theli ret(.urn' to Eiagha m
Tihe EmIpress, inl mourn11n1 g, knaeels h)<
lore tihe pictr ilof11 Naeon01 111. Th1
cotiin is borne1 (4 tohiselbiursf. (rain
scene4 of' tears.) Suiddenily eniters th~
forester's dauilghter'. "I pr'omlised you
Maijesty no. more1 to0 sc(o the Prinace,
saying a last adieu to LouiS?" Th
Empiress draws thae youing girl to bec
hleart tan(1 replics: "14owv we will unit
ini prayer01."
Sear'cely hanve thle Empress and( 1.h
yo0ung gir'l blent thieir knees wvhen th
coflul, by theO a11d of iechanism lk
lt, it the nun1 sOcn Iin "Rloher't I
through the glass 1 it the audience see
thle baody otf (the Prince I1mperial. Th'i
termhitiiitioni of 1110 lay produIIces8
"graindl emIotionl ell'ect."
Tus EAn AN Ii'rs CARIE.-Dr'. IlOosai
in a recenat Iectur'e on the ear, saido tha0
1n0 small amiounit of tro0ub1le ini theo ca
wasii' caused by3 too frequenOit syr1inginj
and1( bor'ing ont wvith a twisted towel o
haundkerchilef, i:ot. to metin hiai'-plns
bodlkinus and other mntet listI'rmnienats
In h1is opiilon, one shioul1 neveri pu1
anlythinig in (ho car' smaller than thi,
little finger', althloughI 0one wi'ter 81a1t
put nothing smaller than theo ehbowv
Theavodace of manyt1 ear troule(
was to be0 assiured by3 talkIng caro' 1no
to ditok the head Inl cold wvater' or av'
ringfo the deeper part wvithouut tiu
ordter of a phys iia, or intiroduce am1
body which enn push1 the wax lowei
down in thn drum.t
1'112 CoNICLI G-Nit.'. UL AFFAIR.
A New 'hase or tht I)IKgraceful Tting..-A
Statencnt that. 31 rs. Sirague ha Left her
Hone.
Nrw YOuK. Sept ember 1.--A Times
p1)ecil ttro Narralisett Pier, I. 1.,
states that 'Mrs. cx-(.ov. Sprague left.
her. home at (anonlhot o Sat urday,
taking with her three au llghters, anl
adds: '"This latest. step) not only re
vives the seanidal but. presents soine new
phases of it tnd freshly kindles thle
pblic interest is to what thle otllcoel
of the whole matter will be. .irs.
Sprague wvenlt twvay, it is min(erl ooil,
wit hc.ut her' hlitslaid's contsenil. and( de
spit n11, only his, but,.us it. would
Sem, oilher and more potent opposi
tio, twasstaed hatsoo ater thle
to.iwaStte1ta.1olaletiunhappy hady's return to be.- holne she
wats ilnlnediately placed under espioni
age, though this was (lenied by the via
riotts friends of the persols uost inter
estedl. The h elief has be'en generatl.
Ihat the stttetent was trie, atd (litt a
Surveillance was minitiained up to the
tiine of Irs. Sprague's depa'ture. It,
is stited that everyl oilnent of il s.
Sp.rague. sin1ce'I te scati heen nec
publishelld, 'VitIi the notable exception
of this unexplhined departure, has
the dictation of Senator (;onkling."
It is holieved that, within a day or two
ex-(overnor Sprague will make at Full
and explicit statemeint of his side of the
case.
A special to the Sun states that Mrs.
Sprague left Catnonlhet. nansion be
Cause of ill tretlment on (he part of (
her husband and tlhat she made her es
cape only by cluding the vigilance of
her husbandi, who cndeavored to pre
vent it, andllt even itnade antt unsiccess
full attempt to Iit her on one of the
trains. It. is siurtised that she left on
a steati yacht . Governor Sprague's
solt reiains with hint.
I'LA 1'I:\( t,OLDIERS.
Storming a Confede,ratu Fort with no Con
fa'1lerates in It.
It. is esthated that ; nearl%' forty
thousant people were ill Aurora, Ill.,
on Friday , at tendiug the g rrand
rounioi of war veterans. I'verv irain
d uring the lay Wias. crowdeci1 and the
art.illery 1n(1 blntlsds of mutsic ren(lere(d
the cit a complete Camp. The lecora- i
tions were more lavi'lhly distributed
than vr. Amon the arrivals wvas
- Licutennuit-(Gneral 1'. 1i. Sheridani,
whose coinrig crentte<i great enthcusi
asi, and who was escorted to heal
1uart.ers' by a force of six htund(red 1
uten, with inirtial utlsic and filyini
colors:n(1 welcomed at Cainp '")ick c
Yates" with ringing cheers and a saalute
of fift g,'1un1s. To avert any accident
at the hltn battle in the aflernton tI
(.enerl Sherer issued positive orders
that a sa1-' plan ot: tiring aitd chiargig I
1 be fol lowed. 'IThe gan id event of the
tinglinr was (lie storming in the after- t
noon of the so-called "Rebel Fort
Watide,'' over which tile Confederate
emblem had beei waving fi)r three
dtVs. General T..I. 1 lenderson coi
Htianded'4. andu madiue ai galilat. defen'Ice ol.
the fOrt. The attack was mal bv
(eneals Slalnl, Swain, llilliatlk and
'ol'rrantc', with five pic('es of I e'.vy ord1
nance. Generral M11.ainn or(lered1 a grn
i cral advatce at. four p. In. Generals
Torranlce ail SAitii attacked the
redoubts. ''hev were temporarily re
'pulsed, b ut, beinr reinfo r(ed by other1I
divisions, n(ea gaind rally 11111 at
tack. which cardred the fori. wit hi ia
- rush. Tlhie w hole allair was most sine
L cesstit Ily carriedI out a ttd aflrdledl great
- ltert:ninteint to the thutsandtts o1 spee
- tt ors, whIo were e'specialb- I inte(restedI
1mfrm knowing~ that nnairw 0 ofthese
veteranis had1( seent servi'e ait Stone)
-1iver, it t Isbut Laiidinig and \Aintie
fain, and1( withi Shtertnin in his mtarch
to the seat.
Sie-r.:Nl T MAI'TllMON.-A
touple ini 1relandt was iecenily e.
teicedt to mantr1imtiony ini a cttrtious watr.
A youti imn andc a young woN
were contesting possessioni of aic
of' property, thle one clhtiiig iundler iti
old lease, [lhe ofther tuder aut old will.
It~ just, strikes moe,'' said the judge,
't91 hth I ere is a pleas.anit, and alsy wayV
to termi nate thlis oltd law suit. Th'e
pilaititi a' p alrs to be a respectable
m ian. They can b,oth get n'tarried andal
Ilive htappily on the termn. If ther gao
n with law p)roceedinigs, it will b)'e all
aftri tter'ed aiway betweeni thle law~*yers,
- who, I amtt sure, ari4 not ungiaillant
enioughi to wish thle nmarriiage not to
como11 off." TIhe laddy blhushed anti the
young manti stammttered they "'liked
teich other a little bit,'" so a ver-dict was:
en(!tered tfor the pl~anifIon conitioni olf
his promuise to marry thle defendat
withtin two mloniths, a stav Of execu
tioni being piut to the vt r.liet. fillithe amyr
riage ceremtony shoul be completed.
MusrcaT, Ion1 Ann ATwaY,ys1II
homes to-daty in our sunny Southland
that woultd be ienderedl haplpier by the
-pr'esencc oft a fine now~ Piano or an
Organ. We want to fl such homes
with instruments, anid we mean to do0
it if we live long eniough.
- One of theo methods by whlich we
shall, in tdue timte be0 reprtesentedl (by
- our msrmns in every Sothernt
- hom)ie of culture is throughi our Gr'and
Inatrodiuctiton Sale of' Piatnos and( Or
gants, which we ] iaugurtated in No
vemnber last and whlich is so far a miag
- niicent success. I
Tent of the largest Maufacitutrers in]
-Atiierita htave authlorizetd us to plaice
f romt 0on0 to five thousand of' their ini
st rumients for Iintrodttion and advecr
1tisemietnt in represenitative douthern
U homes att Ag/cnts' WVhoicsae Rualcs,
I and we are niow placingr them ini every
Southern Stat.e just 'is fast as1 steiam
- can carry them. Suchl an1 opportuityt
Sto secujre standardt Instruments~ iromt
such eclchrattedl maufatcturuer's as
Chickering, Weber, Knabe, IHallet &
1)avis, Mathu5hek, Dixic, SoutIhern
Goim, Mason & Ilamlhin and Peldubet
3 & Pelton never' has occurred befobre
U aiid never will aigahi unuless we offer
ait. It Is the only stale of the kind ever
ScarrIed g,ut in the Unitedl StatIes.
I ljitdors of this notitce whot have niot
Syet, purchased inist rumnents tire reqluest
ed to wrIte to uts for ouir Inttrodiuct ion
Sale Circular andt Spjecial Ohlers. Ad
tdress Lunn)i's & I AvES' SoUTHrIIIN
Music I louse, Sav'annuah, G~a.
, Aug 5-.xtimo*.
I -Tis is what Robert 0. Inigersonl
says of Ite women: "I tell you womeni
are more prudent than m'ent. I tell
,'t you, as rule, wVomenO are0 more ftithi
I fil thant men-ten tInes as filthful asI
|men. 1 nlever sai w a man piursue his
wifo Into the ver'y ditch and tdust of'
degredta ti andl take her in hils armis.
. I never saw a mIan stauuul at the shiore
Sw rehehas ben moraliv wrecked
tatngfrthe waves to brig batck
- even her corpse to his arms; btIhave
seen1 womant wIth her white arms~ lift
maun foni the mire of' degr'adationu,and1(
hold hitu to lhen bosomi as though heo
I were tan angel?"
5I rC-A-15IA L'.
l'('pp r'i nt,ii t is th(e ro-yal p,r11iue
)f (lh h ;uvitwih hI:ti (li.g itaries.
-Aho11011i by a p erli-ely reckl'ss
)ello: 'le llirluous aiid o u will be
-(rl 4chlur prelitce at ''oldo:
'llolt oil idiilt dot gu'tatin! ish o(l ec
rve hut trI. IOllar onl hiunt ? AIlr.e
ehlt I losei nnsiekss hr'u'k up!''
--A loaded pistol placed Upon at
ater'son, N. J., nluitle n- (oin; of theI
>rlllu nentS, iultilledI its mnis-itn w henl
he girl (amlte alowii \ith (he eitther
Iuste'r.
--Ah!ye.," : aid Mlr". 1Par'Iingtonl,
n1111c y"ear ::ago oI 'erla1"ry 22, as .he
va1tched( Ilhe mnilitary\ pass5 byv. ".\h!
es, \1itashington is <h-ad(1, anl tlhe worst
>f it is (hat. his mlant l(.1)'ere don't seeim1
o hiive t:ilen on :nyatn now ivin"
-They he h:(1 a very 8a(1 a lhir at
West Point. A haly at ('ozzen's tol
fer nlaulla thatt all ithe ('alels wealr
,vhite paunts; whereupon at n111n saidl,
'So (o) their sisters, their ('ousins, 11(1
heir aullts;" n(1 he had to be shot,
birouih te he:rt.
-colonel liillboro, who was r(ecelt
v hanged at Canton, sId on (lie sea
id1(1 that he was goin!; stra'igh1t. o
leaven. An oid negro in the (ro\(wl,
VI') evidellly wtiied 4t) stOend a ies
1110e said to (lt' con(leine 11man1, "'E;
ott see Aunt Polly Lott da:r, tell her
lu\\tv."
-0owa 11a)-s a (loe(er who cures the
lisense knowII aIs h-lingles by cuttin
)>l the hle1(1 of a ('at allt rtul>b i'g (le
>IOO(1 upon the sor'es. how iute'rine
S(lhe li- eline instinct flait. drives tie
lUrnlless necessa'v (t. to the roo' o'
Iights, to yield its best blood to heal
he shingles!
-W1hen Mhat bl:la:nt stalwarti- editor
> ()toh Leinars, Iowa. 'ein'/ue went
IoIIe the other 've:ingiil, his wifl'e re
nia'kel: "lick, who's been a-lig.0htin'
>1' vott?" .U(k replied somn(ething;
hbout t rymg~ Ito caplture the br'igadlier
;"eneral of La1mi:111111Ur1 school, and that
as i all lie wouhl say.
--A contenilpor:' says tht "eet
cr by elect'ie light is p 1'f'li'e-tl)l(
0:1 aaslmetre." tht the old mtnlre,
it which is sungl- ( lhe lnlllibe'rs of love,
s to be lhosenl bel'ore'cit her. We allh(de
0 "lect her b)y m oonliglt lloune." It
s cheeper (oo-ifi the'e are no ice
reall s:lloo s tei11' at litnd.- Norris
oln .11(-r(ler1.
-A rule of the Illinois (Cntral Uail
oiud provides that dogs sll not ride
II a piisseiige' car'; but at big anld tei'o
iots bull-dog walked ' i'lto a car at
-hcgoIpprt)p-iahed at whole Seal,i
11d rt de illree hundred muiles lumo-.
'sleil: "Ile had such a Imneamiig
mnile,"' waS the rulonductor's apology
hr not eject mg hm.
-Says .JoaItiin lllitIer, writing ol'
lie river' 'hiames: "y tiht side o (this
r'nt Co)llel'cial are"ry of ilh' au 1It
>ro(ds LOnloni-hrooi(, and brut,(ls,
11(1 broods." Hf I1e migh It, hatve aIdleI
r'itht equal hree an( truth that. it
rOo(l, andtl broods, andi broods, and1
t1OOIs, ild brat iris, UI1 i broods, aInd
rood(s, an( bromds, and bro,)('s, dll1
rtOOdIs.-/lOc'k/ai)/ Courier.
--E:nglalndl edcliates her artillery
nd en.-ineer' ollicer:s atl. Woolw\ielh,
inl' miles southeast ot' London, whiere
'oval dock was e:'(;hliislit'cd :is (hi'
rt(ek as i te reign OI' l i(enr V 1il l., the
Myal 1t:r'y havia g' bn'ei built. ihere
11 151.l- Thel ariler heade 1....1. r_.1 ers.
ming b* 2'eeni placed thlere' meII vears"
--"Theodor.jie,"' observedyO( a solicitous
lay s'htool anyi more'i. 1 (11nd thle poor)1
>oy is (Iuite le'ver'ishl to-ight1i, and1( his
text. Suda theyt w 1re gtoa IIS, forh
:1st titne tosetchennbroqu
('r-miles watlkedl, and1( 11e kniows now~
1h241 a1 eh:iiee terl anyt~ shai2e in the
Orever.IS
-(1 o'ie Thmnpig 10)0on - ws reonehis
leth-hed in a hospi: k tal(1 I.ei naq11, 1 n,i
-vi' lie laid (ihr a lpIorlie dhEtlive
'Oil coess lhed hat i - was a ugi(to ve1
nutlerrfoie n sse.aigta
-'7di notdcwi21h to die01 oit te crmleo'
m iosi onlien. 01 ut1 hley sioontralli ed
2l'd1ihore byeing yh, eshi recover
ivetCs bee a reak1' of0 diriinn'VIt, as he1
-emeberedil noing abuti it,~ and' tr
a'uynever ' ki ahodv.ii ' llow..
(ver, ht had ie be0rh' died1 1 to)11.
Soarg the fouihr day,11a shorlO ae
41sljretur I the spvlrmgs, wais'it to
)roaeILld by ai yoth trequsted a few
niuts onvesaton Sn rivat, Band
-''og'n: "I wasreuete tor~ see1( von,111
1upted 0he parent,01 riskyi, "t hi I don't
kowl whau tha)1t g iirltof miinlis e abot
Ytou2 are te urth1 gentema who2( has
)prchedill minet' tod uonng the 0ot
>thro nd 1.iv i. tog iou. Gitod bless
-lTheis au geioo i'or p'oldu at thex
ioue oi Senator lasom f ti Sate
Phecdv ''na onaaest. at hip hue Alidba n
hotel, eaufot, on1( they night when th
f oswp the ''ic they, andt b arcd
ICsepig himlf,tood the sthe. sieof
iotl whn ok Senator lanso idex
b(Sidv : "C1.12 on, t her aren laiin
~litiuo he ho ,adtey mstn be re
01megd!" nld bWy, Gen e, ried hiBt&s.
Jmpne o, her r olaistee
nmd in ther werelortlma0oud'
es oung book eduSenaTtio ano
vasrd piJhnig to-he lig wind1towfo
huryear of te hotde,n mitktwo doth
beor futhr.rltlisapyt h
Te'Prleiden and hi faiNlillre
llats hae bon rDuo .VTuition.and
oArd,s in ,g wahig ndfu,fo
hoaug o-hundrdadsxytodl
Fr f Yurt partioar Mia up,y tocte
L. Lemonada, or any fancy sunimer
(rinkl, call on J. 1i. McCAilLloY, anud it
vill bo served to you in the miost tatsty
nanner.
'I1E only puro Stonmo Motnntain Corn
LWiskv in town o sol,d by
TUTT'S
PI L LS !
INTRODUCED, 1805.
A TORPID LIVER
is tho fruitful source of inany diseases, promi
unet uuion which are
DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS.
DYSENTUiY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER,
JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM
PLAINT, COLIC, ETC.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LVER.
Loss of Appetite and Nausea, the bowels
arocoativo, but,soruotimes alternate with
looseness, Fain in the Hoad, accompanied
with a Dull sensation in the back part,Fain
in the right sido and under the shoulder
blade, fullu ss nfter eating,_with adisin
oUnation to exortion of body ormind,_Irri"
tabilit-y of temper, Low spirits, Lose of
inonory, ti4th a foeling of liaving negleeted
some duty, General weariness; Dizrinoase,
Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the
eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache generally
over the right eye, test,leasneea at night
with fitful dreams, highly colored Urino.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUTI'S PILLS
are espocially adapted to such
cases, a singlo dose effoots
such a change of feeling as to
tonish the suflerer.
TOl'S PILLS
are coinposnuded from nu' ,aetnucee thant are
frt' l'romn any linoiorlles hltt can Inj re
ts.o msurt celleute vrgtaniztlcs. T1hey
teahels, (leaner, I'ut ily, nudl invigorato
the entire Mystem. 11y relleving the en"
gorged LIver, they cleanse liae blood
fro ki u oianotssu husnra, and thus inapart
health Rad vitality to the bouly, causing
the bowels to act naturnlly, without
which no one can foc well.
A oted Divine says:
lr. TTT:--Desr gir; For ten yetre I have beon
a m u tyr to )yst pe i-t, C"utili,tion and Pikes. Last
trn ir '1.s w,ere reconen endeed tv unt; I used
thr'.,u at . 11-tit ; h ic Faith). 1 Kii, lO tc a Well toun,
It T. g;... eu'ipaol itt. di,-cstion ).crlrrt,rouuhr etootld,
i :: .r.. I h .i nd tyt .oundesolid flush.
alty tu tv. it 1. -er tctY t y Ull
l.'v. in I .. i i'SON, Lorsville, Kr.
UTh T'S PILLS,
Their fIrt efTect is to Iucreisne the Appetite,
nirl caune the hoily to'l'nke, oni Fleh, thus the
r-ttiIn ii nuuri "ht , mi by itheir Tonic Ac.
ti.tt cut th )iirrstive Orguto, Regular
btoolu An pruducedl.
PR, J. Ft I1AY1OOD,
Or NEW YORKl, SAYS:
"o Fewy i-! s?e ezist that- ntun >t be reinved by re.
Mo"inc I no I.iv.-r to t nt r m"nnal ft:ncti.ns, en.l for
li. y ;,i., .S n r ':uad Iis . . l:"n i (tedt that
SOLD .VEIIYWIIERE, PRICE 25 CENTS.
CCoce i;- ;!Marruy Pi reel, Ncw York.
BV' Dr.'I'lTT. MfANIJAI. of V:luable Infor
mUl lioll no"1 LUful lieeijpta" wrill be tnueiledfree
' ::-,Y l1"tt ' 'Wil rt. is chttn.md to a Gi.csy
". t: i. ,.. y -- .,;,:w i. --n"i . th:is I.vr"- it imt.
+.t : ... Fo " ..h..1 ' , th ly. 'Ir"r ' "iI)il: u. t,o
3 M urray St., New York.
CI MOXILC G and Chewing Tobacco, and
I. (;i;ars of tho fitnest brar. ( can be
ladt at J. 1). McCA.Hf3TK
.'"9 : [1 ' iTo :1 yeas'r or to $1 is rl:y
e U ( ) In your loh%l liy3. Nt i k. wo
laen <i. as: wiell Is nien. 3labiy lfnalte m.uore
th:ii Ii heit :lntilIlt iii:thve. No one entl f:uih
'1l1 l:lo tin.?ey I: i.lI - -n ) Un* t io ti he work.
hal,.hiie'u. Nothing lke' i for .ionue mlnkiu
(ti ltly 1 honor:'h'I NSIJNmlerC, Pf ot wanit, to.
k(o alL fbort he h"ostlay i"-busine hfore
the ulic T-nti us your::Fiure.dam wendl
.wi tol ftLal io tth anil SWvteris
Uirre uled woi :e ingsee an Dri clls.
A lot ofm.xl fom teyigii
White Lawi4n, Cv ntonia of tihes;
g.umri MulnstBochd.n
ALSO,
A lt o Shoesvan f r lam ofrgini
]atest stylos.
ALSO,
Cnaimnores, Tweedslt, Jeans and
Cottonades.
J. F. M~cMASTfER & CO.
N. B.-A lot of Blue Flannel and
Yacht Cloth Suits for sale choap.
juno 19
APFNNY SAVED
'IS A PENNY GAIN.ED,
You can save money by callin gat the
lrooer'y $toro of WV II.I0ONLY.
Just opened a nion lot of Sugar Uurod
Canvassied HIamst at prices to sutit
theo the times. Also a selctt stook Coffeos
antd Sngars. Arbucklo's Ungro'ind Rtoast
od CoWo"o a spocialty. All the favorito
branda of Augusta F"lour, lRolted Mea1 and
Pear-l (Gritsq. Oannedl Goodst oif all do
scri ptions, Chowinug and( Smoking Tobac
co, I igar's from the highest to the cheapi
estl brtands, Blools and Shioes at low
fIgnres. L.adies' fine cloth Gaitors, al
sizes, lower thanit the lowest. (2holo
Wines and Liquors, P'orter, leer and Ale
Fresh Spitrkhing Cider, Oldor Vinegar,
and Lemons Glive zmo. a call. I will
not bo undersold. WV. H. DONL,Y.
may 31
TA RD & Co.'s French Blrandy
Jalnica Rum, Holland Gin, Gin
ger' Brandy Blackbor'y Brandy Peach
and Apple Brandy, N. d. Rnm,
Sweet Cider, Pure Juice Port Wino,
Catawba WVine, Cherry Briandy,
Domestic Gins. The very best
brands of Cigars, Chewing and
Bllackwell's celebrated Srnoking
Tobacco, and a ver'y superior Fino
Pale Table Sherry, at F. W. HAni..
m4Owr S,. Rarwo aTow.,,,
YELLOW FEVER-BLACK VOMIT
it 1 too ,1,0! to forget. tifl ravages of tils
1 , i ai' ils 'l :'. wltirh will no (1 )'tit, ret tr in -
.1 1r& m. ul,lig.it utud virulenat tor-in In the loll
n:i it Ii.. n: I d
'1 itimLt/ Lifl:l'A'riNE, i reredy dIsCov
cd !i Soitlh'r11 Nui ait,n uheds wit-1 :itch
widern(l('l r :stti; in South Ameril'a whero thn
ito.t aiggriattell case: of rover are found,
' I:$ 1 111 (1111 t (Wo otti)'Ts of bile to )e
(lilt r d or straliid frothelw blootI vnoli,tlino it
it -i1gh the liver, as ioti' II' ant excess
of lill es;ils. fly Its wotderio f at lou on the
Liver tinul Stolaohti ie lil:'.1rta; not only pre
vents to i ceriint.y tny kind of Feve'r antd
Bilack Vomit, but. also cures HeadaellJ, Uonsti
k ation of the Bowels. Dyspepsla and All
Ia'lal Ilse:SPs.
No one need it'.r Yellow Fever wilo will
expel th( a priat Poison and execss of bite
frolit Ihe io by tising M :Itns.'s IIsi'nlIN1:
Wihteli is sold by alt I)rtggl:ts in 23 eclit nli)([
$1 .(0 bol les, or lvill be sent by ex press by thu
1'roprietors,
A. F. lIIEIRRELL & CO., Phila., l'a.
DP. Peinlberton's Stilliigia 01' Queen's
)elight.
c+-'rhe l'eports of wondlrfrul cures or Rh)euia
Itsin. Scrofuta, Salt Rheum, ayphills, Cancer,
Ulcers al Sores, that, colle from al. parts of
thq (u01litry, 11ro not only remiarkible but so
ihiraticulol as to be doubted was it not for the -
abluldanco of proof.
Remarkable Curo of Scrofula, &o.
UASE OF UOL. J. C. lIANSON.
KIN(6'TioN, (1A., S('ptemubt;r 1, 1871.
It:'r :-For six (vii years I have beeh a groat
stl'rer trout1 Scrofl1in 11) its most (ltistr ress1ig
formls. I have been olllld it lo ily room ti111
b"d for tifteen yeatr W!.i SC'oltiuot3S ulieerI
tlonls. '1114 niost, hpproveI remties otr stich
vat's hadtti t 11ed,11, tinl te muost (.m1itent
physlclan5 conslititeI, 11ithout liaty diecld('U
be1llit.. ''hlus prost rlt ed, ist remedl, (espolnd
ilg, I wias ilviselil by Dr. Ayer, of Floyd Colnli
ty, (ta., It) ''nIHIeCeLC the usef or tl"Cnpwound
11 rne t i tIll 11ght. Lit .guiage iS 85 ilst11'ittent -
lo de:irfbt 1he r-llct" I ( bmf;lteti fro n lii' use of
the 8t1111liiglat its it Is to conivey al leq(Itto
Idea of the ItIt'isity of mny sufTering ht furi
tisitig your medice ; stifllclent to say. I aban
done(t1 all other remedIes and cont baued I he uso
oftour Extract. of Stillin)ghi., intil 1 can say
truly "I am)11 cured of all paini," of all dIlseae,
wilh nothing to obstruct, the Active pursult" of
1ny profes..inl. AMore than eight, moat hhs havo
elapsed sineo this rematlrkubio cure, without
anly ret,urn of the dlsese.
For the truth of the abovo statement, I refer -
to any gentleman in artow Countt.y, Ga., andl
to the niembe s of the batr of Cherokee UIreult",
who are nequlnaltlcl with i'. 1 shall ever
remain, wit h 1 he thepest, gratl.itude,
Your obedi'nt servant.,
J. U. BIRANSON, Att?y. at Law.
A MIRACLE.
W.STPoINT, 0IA., Sept. 10, 1870,
Gitss:-31y daitghter was taken on the 25th
dany or lune, i83, wit It what was sipposed to be S
Arute ltheumtlits, and1 wias irenti(1 for the
tinle With no s1uccess. In 1larch, following,
ieces of bone regan to work otit, of the rIght
armn, anl cotilnued to Appear till all the bouo 1
troin, IIe vlbo w to he shillder Joinit cinie out..
l3ny pieces of bone ca) out of rIght, foot ani
leg. 'l'he ease was 1lhen prntiouncd one of
Whie Hwell ig. After htvin' b'eti conltield
obout six ye"ars to her bed. nil the case Col
5kderedl hopt'll:5., I was Inuiced to try D)r. 1'em1
herionl's Compotund Extrcit. or Stillingla, 1111l
was so well saitiell wit it its effects that I havo
en11 1d t sie us of It un1111 Ihe presn'nt.
31.y daughter was conhitedt to her bet about '
six yeis before she sat up or evetn turned over
Wilt i4t help. She now sIt(isi tall 1dav, anid
sws nu+st of Ii4'1r 1line-haIs witlIked icross tie
roomn. li1'r stoeer1 hcalt h is now good, andi I
helirove sihE ll, 11, as her limbs gain st"rengtIh.
(1lk well. I ii1-btite her recovery, with the
lie.lme. of (lod, to the u.1e of youhr inytluable
lmcdl(inho.
With gratit.ude, I a1m, yol's truly.
W. II. lLA\NTON,
W\Es' 1'1orNT. O:n., Stept. 16, 1870.
(;1NTs :-fth above ce't i111"t e of \Ir'. Wi. B.
lila II on Wiv know and cot Ity to as heig true.
''he 1i hng is so tlhudredis of I he most, respeet
'4 (:ItIzens Will Certif.v to 11. As miuch reference
can be given as may be required.
Yours 1111 ly,
CIRA W FOIt & WA LK Eli, Druggists,
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