The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 20, 1869, Image 2

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THE 1>A1LY IXE WS. -o a I 0 BD AN, DAWSON ft 00., FBOPBtBTOBS. O FF WK No. IIB SAUT MAY. -o TE HMS-DAILI NB wa, ont- y ?ar.98 00 PAOLI NEWB, air months.0 00 D.?.i.i .c..no. three month?.3 00 THI-WEXHLY Nsw?, one year.8 00 Tm-WxtKLi Nsw?, six mon thu. ? 00 pAntcur torartabiy tn advance. No naper ?ont untoT the cash accompanies thc order, or for a tong? er time tbMi p?M fer. Tn D?ILT Nrrw*. will be isrved to sabscribera lu the city at IS cents a week. AOTXBTIBRMZKTS-tfirst Insertion, 15 cents a Uno; ?nbaoqaont iutortton*, 10 couta a linc. Butines* Notice?. 10 couta u lhie. Marriage and Funeral No tide*. One Dollar elita. ir x ar s a a ar m AR r. -Gold c'.??2 TPSrJt yesterday in Now York at32J. -Cotton was Tully a half cent bettor, with e&los of 2500 bales nt 94} couts. _In Liverpool cotton closed activo, with uplands at 13| I; sales 20 000 bales. _A Mrs. M i ?To ni, living in Marion County, low.i, diocl Saturday from the effects of fright, ocoaiioncd by tho solar eclipse on tho Saturday provion*. -The etoreottped report that tho Harvard Boat Club, is "muoh improved" oomea again through tho oab'o, but with i. is the announce? ment that beti ine; is in favor of tho Oxonians five to ono. Monday, it was three to one. -The dearth of good titles for novela ie having strange m.nnHa in England. Tho )?ec b>~?k ont is called tho "3. V. H., or Bow Hr. Btako Bee uno un M. F. H." Several thousand stories can bo named on this system without using tho Bama titlo twice. -Commissioner Delano decides that a per? son whoso business it is to negotiate pur? chases pr sales ot stook ls a banker, if he has a plao? of business, where he receives from others the atocha whose sale be negotiates, or where monoy is advanced or loaned on ?tocks. -Tho daughter ot a air. Thompson, resid? ing hear Front Royal. Virginia, was intercept? ed co ber way home, on Monday by two ne? groes, who foully outraged ber person. Tho brutea were afterwards arrested, and it is believed that they have been appropriately lynched. -Pr i nco Arthur, Queen Victoria's third son, left Encland on 8atnrday for Halifax Nova Scotia, on a tour through tho New Dominion. He is to proceed from Nova?8ootla to New Brunswick; .thenco ho will sro to Canada, and from Can ?da it is expected he will come on to tho United Hinton. -The a tnt ipi i ai of insurance provo that the losses of property from the uso of kerosene oil are greater than those from any other cause ?rive inoendiarism. A New York paper recent? ly dovpted a column to tho explosion of tho idea that kerosene is non-explosive. and pre? sented an array of facts which would discour? age al1 prudent persons from using it in their dwellings. -Thc idea ot constructing a ship canal aeross the Iathrans or Dirien.and thus uniting tho Atlantic and Pacific paeans, bas rooeived a now imp?t ua in tho foot that Re?r Admiral Charles H. Davis, recently returned to the United Stuten in tho steamer Querriero from tbe command of tho South Atlantic fl not bis been or dei ed to make arrangements for a ourr?7 ?r iii^ jo'UniuD, lu uni? lo as certain tho practicability of catting tho canal. _Tho Chinese qncation is thus explained in a uu-~.rAi-gs.tion between two colored citizens of Sen Franolfcoi ' Well. Jim I snnpose you like the idea of iho Chinamen coming to this coun? try and coincido vn So nth and working tho old plantations?" * Nu. sar; no. ear; dat am too bad." Bad onuf. sar. when white carpot-bag gers como. Now doy going to All ap do coun? try wid yollow carpot-btggers from Caima to keop di whito carpob-baggors in office-oanse our folks was a throbing off on de new white trash."' -Tho New York Exnrosa says: "Laut spring it was rouchlv calculated that the shipments of cotton, allowine for all overland draina to Kantern portti and for all other drawbacks, would net the planter $25 000 003. There wis some IrioroduNtv of this estimate. What aro the real ligaros ? To last Friday tho nvirogo reaeipts at Mob! In may bs net down at 227 000 bales st an insido eetimafo. Tho price has averaged a fraction over twintv-throe coats, giving a gross rotara of about $27 000.000. Ttl UH tho unfinished season has largely <H eeoded tbe spring estimate of the whole." -Tho poor children of Philade ph i a aro large? ly ioteroslnd tn tho p 'ach kornol trade. They extract the kernole from tbo ' stono." put them'upon atrinca, or threads, in bunches nombnrln? from ono to five hundred, and sell them io tho druggists. Tbe pr ?co is one coat * hundred, ami an iodaatrio?s gleaner might, possibly, collect, ern ck and siring five hun? dred in a dav; BO that those urchins in the Irado aro not likely *o be oslled on to pay in? come tax. Tho kernels are used prinoipolly for milking alcoholic -'butera." and aro chiefly valaablo for tho bydrocianio acid to be procur? ed from them. -Tho rilualletio war has broken out in Mas? sachusetts. Tho Rev. Mr. Fisse, of Christ Church, Plymouth, being of St. Albanian pro cl i vi i ien has excited Ibo Indignation of Bishop Eastburn, of Massachusetts, who most emnhat ioally is not of St. Albanian proclivities, bnt wh i rrgnids caf .dies, crossings, intoning and' geno flexi on a mada to the altar wi itv old-fash? ioned New langland horror; so the offending Mr. FisBC lia - recoded no' icc from bis spiritual father that ho must noi officiate in arvy Protes? tant Episcopal Church in Massachusetts. Per? haps Mr. Pisuo thinks that Bebop Eoe-burn aim'elf is ra tn or ' lu uh." at least in bis notions bf ipiscopal prerogative. -Tho railway slnlo to socuro tho Western freight inp, businoi'S from New York continues unabated. Contracts wcro miu< (or freight trans on at ion over Hip Erie Railway on Satur? day atna low a figure ai twelve efrts per hun? dred, and au agreement was made for the car? rying of five bandied tbonsand bitabeis of wheat from Buffalo to New York st devon and a baif cenia ncr bashel. During tbe freight oom petition between the Central' and Erie, a year SRO. tho lowest price rea o' cd Was ton oenta and It is very probable that Ibis rate will bo re ichod tgnln before the qa mel is settled. Tbe effect of those remarkably cheap I toffs anon tho iallrond atocles In Wall and Broad streets is depressing, as the road? cannot be made to pay at the prioe. The Erie Imo sent West on Satur-lay and Sandav five bandred oars folly loaded with gooda and merchan? dise. Tho Central Road ls also crowded With goods, and oxira trains are running night and day. bot the freight ncmmulaten very rapidly. ? On Saturday all ibo available ..oars were filled. Seven long oxtr.-i trains were sent ont on Mon? day. Tba, Etlo Canal is of will be virtually closed If tho war continu?e, ult cannot oom poto with atoamp?- . " -The4faw*'Ybfk Sao tjajt: "One or tho WA .-wa Ms .la -.>. .ava must remarkable instauoes ot tiie law's delay ia nffordod by tho tsmoaa Forrest divorce oase. This snit was first brought into oonrtby the diatinguisho l ocunael who conducted it to the end, Charlea O'Go nor, Esq., BOmo lime ie. the latter part of 1860 or the beginn mg of 1851. Thc trial before a jar? vras begun in Novo ni ber, 1851, bnt tbe decision of the Court of Appeals, finally affirming the judgment thon rendered against Mr. Forrest ras not prononnced until 1808. It is fair tossy, however, that this long pro.rasttnation was not entirely dno to the tac? tics of tho dole tida o fu attorneys; for OU ono oc? casion ?lr. O'Conoc stated in court that tho ladies of counsel for tho plaintiff had consider? ably piotraoted the piocoedings. Tho amouLt ulun'..teiy paid over by tho defendant, upon tuc decision ot tho Co ii rt or Appeals, was som J thing moro than $60,000. Ut this la*go sum the plaintiff received but about #4000. The remainder-$5f> 000 -went to pay the tees of tho counsel. Mr. O'Ccnor and his assoointo tho interest upon th. se fees, and other ex? penses. Tho item ot interest on foes alone a mounted los?me $13 000, wbilo tho intercut on various advances mode by thc oounnol in tho courso ot tho snit amounted to something bkc $5000 mero. Io tho trial of this caso Mr, O'Oonor added greatly to his professional rep? utation, and since that time bas boen goncral ly considered aa standing at tho bond of tho American bar. CHARLESTON. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, I860. Newspaper Caso, Becelpts. As a matter of interest to our readers generally, and especially to our advertisers, who have no liberally availed themselves Of the wide and constantly growing circu? lation of Tua NEWS, we give below a state ment from the books of the City Assessor, showing the gross receipts of the daily newspapers of Charleston for the seven mouths ending July 81 : 18G9. D Air.T COUBIEB. DAILY NEWS January - - $4,9874fr- - $5,568 February - - 4,248 - - 5,606 March - - - 4,587 - -" 5,504 April - - - 4,200 - r- 4,872 May - - - 3,640' - - 4,757 June - - - .2,676 - - 4,342 July - - - 3,900 - - 4,630 Total .: - $28,048 $35.27$ State Teiatlon. ^ A correspondent informs us that the Slate tax which he paid but year on a tract of | land on the Combahee River was $90, while tbia year tho tax on the same traot am Unte to $608 60. the land being assessed at OTVT double the sum which would he taken for it lu cash. Our correspondent asks whether this tax is constitutional, and whether its coiled ion can be enforced ? " . Th ero has been much discussion- and agi? tation in the State on the subject of the State taxes, and, at one time, it was likely that in many counties the people would flatly refuse to pay the increased assess? ments Now, however, lt see pia to bo ad? mitted that there is no hope of redress through tbe courts, and that wa must wait patiently until the day comos when the property in tho State may be assessed at its true value, according to tho theory of the r_'???9 .a?, ?aw xu individual casea Ol excessive assessment, something may be gained by au application to the State Audi? tor, who, in several instances, has reduced the sasessment. Tne inoreaae in the tax demanded of our correspondent oannot ap? parently be aoooumed fer by the change of system wbloh oame into e ff sot thia year, and ne is advised, with all others so situa? ted, to make a representation of the faots to the Stat? Auditor. This can do ho h?rm, and may do good Tne wickedest Usa In Congress. Congressman Bowen informs.the Wash? ington correspondents of the Northern press that be is not "a thief, forger and n murderer " We shall have a word to Hay upon that point when Bjwon really doe* "institute the legal proceedings" about | which he talks no glibly. There is no de sire on our part to balk Bowen In the in? terests of civilization and the Amerioan Congress, we are filling that the name of TUB CHARL.STON NBWS should be tempo rarity atsooiaied with that of Bowen; and for the sake of decency and humanity, we are ready to do our part in telling the little tale of stealing faro obeoks, forging pa> rolls, and plotting the murder of a Confede rate officer But if Congressman B >wen denies the oharges of theft, forgery and murder, oan he deny that be was in J .ck-ionvllle, Fl?, ia the end of 1881 or 1862 T Can he deny that he set fire to stores and private dwell? ings on tbs occasion of the ?vacuation of Jacksonville by the Confederate forces' Can he deny that he stole at that time a large quantity of goods and merchandise from the store of C L Robinson, a Uaten m in ? Can he deny the damning history whioh we print in our columna this morn? ing? When Congressman Bowen ha? disposed of these oh irgns. thnre will be more to fol? low, and the "H morahle member" may bope to make at least a million dollars in damages ? ut nf THE CnAULBBTOM News. 1 lie fanni, tat ohio. The nominal ion of Mr. George H Pen? dleton as ibo dem. oratio oandldtte for Gov? ernor of OT?O bas given general satisfac? tion. By the pren throughout the oounlry thia.nomination is taken as a sign that thc Ohio Demooraoy will m ka a fair and square issue with their opponents. Hr. Pendleton ls a man of high person ?1 obaraoter and of | undoubted ability, and he is, in ?very oense of the word, a trae representative of the party. Th? Cincinnaii'inquirer, one,of the most ? influeni lal duiltes in tbe West,.ta lilied with confidence and hope. Ii says i "The complete and unquestionable identifi? cation Of Mr. Pond ot on with the pOBitim taken by tho Denvioraoy in their platform uoou (he great qu s ions of the finances, negro suf Fraaewnd the tariff guarantees us against tho possibility that any conceivable tootles of the enemy can divert tho attention of the people fiom these paramount Issue*of tho campaign. In a fair .con eit upon these losaos, a Demo? , n " i ?> sa? . rallo tri om ph ia ae certain ea the dawning of ho eleotioa de;; end, -nth Mr. Pendleton for i ar candidate, wa hato the positive aeanranoc bat tho isanea are squarely presented and olly mnderstood. We congratulate the Dem- j Ksracy and the people of the 8tate npon the inspiuious ree alt of the committee's delibera ions; a rosojt which we cannot doubt will in mre tho final overthrow ef Badicalism in Ohio, >n tho aocond Tuesday of next October." i Nor do the Ohio Radicalsconceal their 'soling that there is hard vrotk in store for , hem if they would avoid defeat. The Cin linnati Commercial, a thorou?u Radical iheefc, says : ' Tho Demoer.\tio paity is formidable in lumbore and in discipline, and the friends oi Pendleton, who have foroed this nomination lpon him "will make a prodigions effort to elect lim. It msy he depended upon that ho will {et more votes than Boseorans oould bavo ro '.eived, and that tho Ohio cainpaigu thia fall rill at onoe attract nttonliou throughout tho roon try as of, national significance." Aud Horace Greeley, in t ho Tribune, rankly admits that the Oalo Republicans ntiat labor untiringly to be euoonssful. Certain lt is that the Ohio Democrats, in lominaling Mr. Pendleton, abandon all compromise measures, and go into the can- .' rees upon the great questions of negro suf? frage, tho finances nnd the tariff. There .re live issues, appreciated aad under j to o* i by every Western man. Against them he Radicals cannot set up with effect their >ld shibboleth of the blacks and ?Southern reconstruction. Tho Democrats stand on the platform of the constitution and do? rnend a strict adherence to its prinoiplas as interpretod by the party. And while this war ory must como homo to tho heart of the mei chant, the farmer and the urtiean, heso will cling to the D mocraoy who de nand free trade, purity ot government and the equal taxation of all olasses of people. Ebe Radicals have not a single sound prin? ciple upon which to make their fight. Their sorrupiioo, their tyranny, their extrava? gance, their protection doctrine, their de renae of the bondholder against the plough lolder, their exaltation of the negro over the Southern white man, have disgusted the jountry; and even Republicana look for salvation to the only true exponents of re? publican principles-the Demcorady of the United States. Honest Republicans cannot lodger endure the iniquities of their Radi sal companions, and in Ohio, now that lae "expedieaoy dodge" has been abandoned, rhey should fnll like ripe apples into the lap of the Democracy. Tb ? prospects in Ohio are bright, indeed; and with George H. Pendleton ns their leader; our Dsmooratio brethren of the West six uM hay nu doubt of victory. Cotton (gina, <gtc.' ? ^.IIIJUICVT*?. s ra.a-i IJROSH *"*~~ COTTON GINS. THR SUBSOBIBER Bf NOW PBKPARED TO fill orders for thees Justly celebrated GINS, t'erttfl catea from rebabie planters in this .-tate who have bouRbt and used them the past sesso . te well as I rom the Factors and Brokers, lolly confirm all that ts claims . for them ; and the foot ls now well estab 1 h ii wi tbat tbe l.irrease lu t?e prie* of Cotton pt un cd on thia Oin will, on every forty bales, tully pey for the cost of the Oin. ATJ90, HALL'S PATENT COT.LON GIN PERDER, A valuable Machine, savina; both lime and labor tn tbs ginning of a crop, can bc attached to any Gin made ' -*1 .. "? M * '-''l> J Send for Circulars. aja? XJ. GK? VELEY7^ No. 5) EAST BAT, 800TH OF OLD POS lOFFIOE, Augnata xnwl2moa_Phsrl'ston, 8. O. -yr ai ti n R. ts Y ? s IMPROVED MCCARTHY GUT, ATJAPTID TO ll ?Inning .? Fin? Upland Cotton." LATE CHAVOES HltiR IN f UM HIN tD MTS it to tbs Rtnntug or UPLAND ? Ot ION... I hi*use oi lt, y a fa?, OD thia colton !a-t aeason proved that lt onhAUcsd tbe value of th* coi ton as it does nut..n Jure the staple io ibo slightest degr. o Flautera will find lt to their adran age. and ate re. q ios ted io examine into thia Oin, particularly those who have plantea tbs Boer uratle* ol TJplaud . ,'oiton. . be Oin han been in use upon the -ea UianeX'9 lou for over fifteen year?, and Ita reputation fortbat cot* ton folly eatabllahed. Apply to WILLI'K H. HEN ER IY, Machinist and Foundry. Au nat ll vtfmlmo No. 3U Vt so tri'.:-tree t. 0 o. ott on a i. UM VF, ll SI I Y OK SOUTH CAJU! 1.1 ft A. Tbs next Hussion will begin oo the MUT MON? DAI nt OotcntBB, and continus without internals aiou, to tbe eaauioii Ju.y. . -n van tunes are offurod ut thia tnalltn'lon to stu deutHin Law .tho graduates belog entitled to prac? tice in tee Courts ol thi "teteu tn ale dein? (the course oft at uctioo beina cxieualve and tuorougu, ?.Mi two wiltten ex.mlnaUonn during tho rosalon;! in Engineering, Uatbematlc, Men ai. Moral a d Polit'cal Philosophy, il story. Bbetorlc, English LU -rature, Ancien! and Modem Languages, and in tbs various Scientific ncboo a. Expenses for eesiou of nine months: Anuna) foe, $>; Library feo, 810} Room Beni fee. $16; i union fe?. -; for each ot .three schooia sits tuition lu Law or Modinlne. S60 Hoard eau be had at $18 to 820 per month. Br m?salos lt wlU be lest. For further lnformaUoii, scad for catalogues to I he -ecrwary of the Faculty, Hov 0. bflTJOB WALKES. . lt. w. H i nNWf.ct , Chairman o: Faculty. Columbia,S. 0" August}, 1889. Augusts tnvwM BI "UTOS C OLiiE O E LEXINGTON, TI BO? IA. PRESIDENT,' GENERAL R. B. LKE, AIDED sr A ruLL CORM OF Paorxseoas. - W7 TttE NEXTSKUSIONOFEN? BEPT?UDEB lflTB, 1889, sud -doits Ju. e loth, 1870 in i.Mi-ion ic the revrJar Collegiate ''ourse, tbe 1-ro-ea.tonaI -ehootaof Law and civil and Umlag Engluent OK, SIP In mllopetatinn Neoe>iary exponte* from $800 io 1178. For . atalogiie, address J If. LKK/'H, July 0 Imo_Clerk of Fae -lty. UrtlVKUBITY Off VIHOIV1A.--T?1K Session of thia Institution co amen?es anon all on ibo first day ot October, and contin-.e*, with? out ntsrruptlon, till .the Thursday orccsiloe lbs faur h of luiy ensuing Ihsorgs.iisittoa nf ibo Institution is very com pl? e ombrnci' H extensivo and tboriugh cur cs ?f Inntruotlon lu Mi EU? TD BE AVD .-?Ol E VOE, iud l'i tbs Frofi?alans of law Medicino a >d Ungi, ?oorlnr, . i he exnccft* of the Academic or Law Ht nient, ex Elusiva of lbs cost of teat nooks and clothing and pocket monoy, . amount to ?bout IM per se?, non o' nine monto.; aad of tbe Ent?oeerimi or kle.iic.il Btudant to a*>out 8895 of walch rums, re ipeehvelv, ?no or 813C (s payable un SJralsiioo, snd lb? o Jan re In trie prngTOtsOf the aesttoS. ' ' for details aehd for rsualoaoa - F O., -Univ rsi!T,p? Virginia." . s. MAC PI v. july Ot Imo -o Chairman ol the P teni tr. |_J[OL.M*:M ea m AL U tem. lio. 86 Bread-street, Char lt Mon. ts C.. t? BBOREBB. aCCTlONEEp., BSAL?STATg AND . . . . IK.M KU AL t) ll M H I A U I (I .1 At) RIV Tr. H. li Will atttend to Banting and Collidion oi heuit dd purchiso and sala ol tn oe ki, Bonds, Gold. Over and Reil Estate. . . . ??, , 5 -, Atad. - To lbs Parotiavo ol Ooodi and Happl ie a for partira ii tbe country upon reason tole terms, i roso a c. HOMOS.,.AuxajrjDsa mean M Jaoutryl ' . . .'tyr f, ; f . - ?.4',' WANTED, A I,A1> ABOUT SIX TKKN j.-arsoW to ats.en.1 tn anio-e at Athena, Ga. Apyly this morning, between 9 aa . ll o'olock, at L. LORESZ i, comer Wouiwortb and King. Ausum 20* 1* CA lt KENT KU S W A * T H D.-A IT te NV good BENCH HANI);. coed wage? and steady work. Apply at P.P. IOALE'-, 8arBF\OlOHY, HOBLBBGK'd WU A HF, near Nor t Loan te rn Rail? road Dr-pot. 2?_August 30 WA>TKU, BY A YOUNO COXJUREID WOMAN, a pltnatlou to I rn vc', as rb lid's mir. c or Itiler.' anatd. Apply at No. 10 BAST BATTERY Aogust 80 _1? WARTED TO lt K VI', A 8CHOHL noOSV and nKJIT>?ltCB. Addr^s. -lallng terms, F. O. Hex No. 169. SftoM AUgu-t ll -" WAMI D, TIINKH?, KO lt IMXIOU Work. Apply at MoDOf F CUBES'*, oorner Meeting and Basel streets. 8 august 10 WANTliD, > YOUTH F KOBI 1? to tO yearn old, who would be williup to make him? self generally useful as olerk ina .toro in UuionvtUo, h. O. Ad drep? POalOFFIOK BOX, No. 17, Union C. H., 8.0. August U WARTED, BY A .MA II II I li. I_> MAN, A situation tn ?orno Cotton Hilt -ouih or Soath west; ts acquainted with all braurbes, havlog work' ed In thom all, but should s~lect WE IV1.NO aa a cbolee. l aities wishing; to engage each a person "lil presse address a not?, stating terms, to JOHN J, KEE LT, Mo. lld Mate-street, Boston. May 24 WI NIKO, KV Kit* HOD. TO SUB SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LlHRARY - CHARLES C. ttl'I tu ER'S Select Library of Nen Hooks contains all of the latest publications. April ttl No. 101 KING-STREET. CU I IN K S K LABOHEH8.-PARTIK8 wishing to emptor large or small numbers of CHIN EBB LABORERS, may ntte the necessary arran poment? for preeurtng (eng? of Bf* required delivered lu any |*rt of the country, by application I to KOOPHANSI?BAAP, Han francisco, Califcrnia July 20_ WAIVTKO. 1?V KU Y DODY TO KNOW that JOH PRINTING of all kinda, plain and ornamental, ts exeouUd promptly In the neatest style and at tbs lowest New York petrea, at ll .Nam Job Office, No. 144 e.A*r BAY CaR uni ex-1 ammo the scala of prices before giving yoar orders j elsewhere. WANTED, A8BST? KUR TUB AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE ROOK, tn both Kug llsh end German, by Bobert ?> towart. V rv, ot Miss, 'he work covers tbs ?vbole ground of the breeding | and raining and the treatment oi hones and mules, both in rio*uesa and bealla. It has won tts wav to 1 Kpolar favor, and ta to-day the moat popular and wi Kelling Horse Book out. Address if. F. 7BN Pat'lUhor, cincinnati. O. fimo? March 19 QLo licet. TO II KVT, TU H. PLE.S Ml TI.Y ?SITU? AT SD three aod a half story Rsti lDENOE, No 69 -mith-.treet, user Yanderberat, apply at Ko 8 LI C.B1Y-AIBFET. 5? August 20 TO RBAT, A U.lKEHV WITH FIX' TUrtKiscomplete, leabealthv Iocalliv aod-to? ing a Rood burl' eas. lonna moderate. Addres? J. W., Florence, 8. C. , 3* . ? August 18 mo Rsc-VT, PAKT OF A BOBIK OR JL HINOI.E BOOM*, rumlehedor unfurnished, io a pleasantly situated xeetdeuce nuar the Battery. Apply at Wo 28 eang-atraer._augoat 16 mo HEAT, 1 MK PhbASiNTLT S TU JL A l ED two and a half story RESIDENCE, i.o 8 aoctot.-street near Bast Bay. Apply at No. 31 MAHKET-sTBEBT, near Anson-?troct. August 1* I I_ral! ; TO KatrST.'Tlit-l PLrASANTI.Y MTU' Al ED TWO SWD A BALE STORY BEHl' Dh NOE, So. I Oadsden-Htreet. oppo-lte Wentworth Apply al CUABLBaTON 8TEAM KAW MILL. Juna lt_' " ? _ '? RUM *. STATE. AOEVTS, \ "VII Ol ?1E^ hat " . ncupea te-rout, can have Uti??ilut??mti Ase., printea at the. lowest ral'.? .^(^rafw'jSiili'l .and neatest atytaa of type,' st IRK tl CE. No. 148 East Bay SAND AND ?KAVIM. FOR. HAI.K AT low rat a at MARSHALL'*! WHARF. . AUKU?t 20 ' Imo I,HI lt SA > K, 110O ACHKi OF WKLP JU- TIMIU'R?D i.<MU In lower p rt ol bkrew d Count , six miles Irom -ouib r disto River. lerra? made very low For partie .darn, address Dr. 0. ? HU l'lO, Orahsm's Turnout. S. C. R. lt. August 30 nao_36 FOR SALK, THE DK8I RAULE UK?' Dr.N E. near Himpstead Mall-the Hons? and Lot, No. St Amertca-*t"-e*> Oda demi1 south id Blake, on east *lOe ol raid siroct '1 be Lot mcaaure4 in front ou amei ica-street SS ieet 0 iccbn?, m depiP isl) fewt, more or less, with the r ar portion ol lb* lot ou Ibo sonib, sav - feet -'lucius. On th* pre-, laos is a swuatautially ?ula two-^nd-a-halt store wooden ? welling o . a hrlck f mutation, containing gv?.?oavn> innma ?Uh gav Batar. S tn' Older, A rcisiflc room, pantry andnnltnt-el aulds, nutt dou? ble p-azza, all .-overe i with heavy'tlu lately repatuf e , and a private stairway; also, a leo story KlictieP wllb four 'oom?, a . loachbouse. Stable and Fl y loll. Ac; alfo an extensivo datero, built with a fllteitug wa.l, au i a unod Well of choice ?pring water, eoe" | furul.-hol with a modern ump. An open fence IA iront, ?un ev nrcrn hedge, also flower varden'IP front, extensivo vine, ot choice grapes noe la lull bearing, vrgotabio garden and trait tren comprim? i? R sweet orange, uectailoe. peach, plum, fig, At'' lbs neigh OTbood ts notoilcos aa a healthy location Fosses-ion ran be given Immediately. For terms, Ac, s. ply to EDWARD 0. THARIN-. No. 8 Gillon-street. near Old Posiottica or on -tbs premises._ 8_? August IB YTtOR SALB, POUR HcC .RI'HV ItOL' JJ LER GINS, second hind, nut little used 1 Pr?m um FSIXJ Orfnt Ul.I, "Froseok" Paient 1 Uai.d-power feel Grist Mill .8 Ploughs, of varied and most approved pattern'. aR tint Rule used, an 1 ut low prices 1 cotton H asker ? Four-horse Fo?er bteam toglne. second band- ina, v stood condition. . jSBJ| Apply to ''AMERON, UAHKLEY ICO.,*? Nor bean! corner Meeting aud Cumberland Bird"?' August 9 I mi T7H1M HA?JK. OVE HC VDUsols j'iti*ur> J? ANO AOBfcS OF LAND m Kershaw Counlf. South carolina. conaiBTTSa or: FIFTY VKBY ?ELbOT EA ital > near Camden aflO on the Railroad, varying lu site from ISO to 60J acres these and adjoining farms oro km taken bv oi,r boat ciilaone, and afford ?-very advantage lor health? ful, cornier ablo and profltable lanna, M ?NY LAttOK ANO UCOIUE PLANTATION^ convenient to market. "DESIRABLE HBSTDEN3CS In Camden and Kirk? wood. ? H r VE RAI. LARGE TRAOTS OF WOOD LAND ABB A few vory VALUABLE ^ITE<? for manufsetorie? Ad dre as, WU. M. SB AN.NON, Attorney ai Law, caa len. s. C. j Joly 23_PAP_lmo*^. AUtll'lOMKEHS, D lt OK K RM, *N<> othfrs wlahlcg "i or Sale" Ilacards, Uustne" Cards or other Job PrinrJoa executed with ne^t*' a- sa and disiiatch. witt consult their Interest by leaf? ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, N? 149 East Bey._, _. FOR SAlilO, O&JD NUW8P1PKHH I* any guanuty. ilise 76 osota per buudre11 lite cheapest wrapptn J paper that can be med. AP plv at the office of t HU N ?W<, March 1 ?0B1 ?Bb ^?tion? ?BT, YKSTKHOAV MORNI?O, 'O" KiNG-sIRREr. cori.srHudson, or CalaouP str. et. a GOLD .-LEEVE UDTf^iN. The flad*r wtl' be i ?wiro od br lOiVing lt at B?RNH sal' > DRTjO 8 iou-. No. AH King street. 1 ugusL?O SB! i I" ymj?WM gf (?npaiiitrfltHp. Til Ul ?'OPA TNB?SIIIP HMiKTt' FOKK exisuns; under the name and stylo ot WILLIAM u.'WRIED* N A C.?. ha vii g tels dav ?* ?irrd by its own limitation we, the understguo^ ave formed a new Copartnership uoder ibe -an10 j.amcand ?t>ls for th . trsiieoetion ot bosinesn it No. 16 KING OnN lt OF lil.?0FAlN IHHET, und No 137 MkElTSG-^TBtlKT, "harloston, 0. WI i LIAM G. W 'ILUBN. W OCO'lGB GIBBE?. , STEP BN THOMAS. JB. W.-8. LANNfcAU. Angnsl 11. imo. mia_uguft 16_ D11-.OLIITION' ?IF COP ?UT > KR* "Ulf -The eonartuerthtp beratclore kuoa/n ... >v. h L .v. k TBiXi.BB bas this day bsea ol?' solved by ".utDal con-e:it. W. L LEB will s?tt;e sil debts duo by aVd nf?. fO dato, and i? steno juthuriaed to collect debts df** said Urin. . ttSlsmedl " ' w L. LEE. ' i_., (>.?!??") D. H. lh.XLFK Leesville, N. E. B. H.. S. 0. 3* I ?ugust 19 TOMES, HELVAIN FOWLING PIEOEt- OF 4LLQ0ALU IE?, 80irA ULK tar the Hoalhern trade, bola UCZ?UE Al-rD UllKECU LOAD? Rv. . j i ' . . i ." IN BTO. KA FPLL ASKOBIMFNT OFC?ILK RY, PRU F U si K RY BXUAHk?. RCA PS, Aa .' J>*tu J '' SOttfa?10m a-?R'TBB .'' 'J ' ' M. A. AND P. A. TUB BETULA R MUK TINO OF THI? ASSOCIA? TION will be bold THU KVESXKO. et 8:90 P. kl. Member? will please be punctual, a? business of Im? portase* will be transacted. Bx order. ? - August M HecreUiy. Inti CES in ianaruptcp. IN THR DISTRICT COURT OP TI IK UNITED STATE*. FOE SOUTH OAHOLINA_ AUGUST ThBM, 188?. - IN THE MATTER OF W J. V KU I'. KN, HANERUl'T_PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK? RUPT. Y.-e/rdVred, That a bearing be bad on Ibo TBlBrr-a-WAT o&T Ol' Acausrr, 1888, at Fed. eral 'Vmrthouso In Oharlos'on. H. c, and that ad crediton', Ac. or Bald Bankrupt appear at aaid time and p to-, and ahow canee, 1' any 'bey car., why tho prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. And that ibo eecoiid amt third meetings of Creditors of said Daiiknipt will ne held at the om a of J. O. CARPENTER, Esq., Registrar or flr-t and Hecond Congressional Di-tri'tn. ?. fl , on tho TWKMTT-rOUBTH DAT OF AUOl'?t. 18C9. at 13 M. Ry order of the Court, the V b day of ?ugusi IBO?. DANIEL HOULBKi.'K, Clerk or tbe District Court of be U. ts for S. C. August 13_ta IN THU! Bl ST II I CT COURT CF" TUB UNITED STATES, FOR SOO PH CAROLINA A LOU XL TERM, 1809 -IN THR MA I TER OF w w. a? LU BANKRUPT -PETITION FOR FULL AND FINA) DWUAROE IN BANKltUPl CT.-Ordtrtd That a hearing be had on the Firm DAT ow OCTOBER A. D. :BC9. at F?deral Court bouae ia charleston, S. C.; and that all Creditors Ac. of said Banarup appear at said time, and rta-e, asd abow cause, If any they ravi, why tho pray* er of tbe petitioner* should not be irrenlvd. By order uf the Court, tue 9.h a?y ot AUSUSI, 18G9 D'NIEL HORLBECE Clerk of the District Court or the U. ts. tor s. C. August i8_ra Isl VHS OKTRICT CURT Of TUB UNI lEDBl Alt?. FxIRMUUlH CA KOLIN A AUGOSI TERM, 1869-IN TtfKMATTER OF A A. MoDOWliLL, OF . AMD KN. RANKUUPT.-I'E IITIUN COB FULL AND FINAL DliCUADOK TN RANK lt UP TC E. - O der* J, Thats hear? ing be bsd on tho siauiaaara DAT OP OOTOBED, A. D. 1808, at Federal Coarta on se in C liar; ovum. a. O.; and that all creditors Aw., of said Bankrupt ap? pear at said timo and nlaofi, aud show cause, lt suv they can, why ?be prayer ol the petitioner should aol be uranie.I. By ord r or the Court, the Otb dat of Auguat. 1840. DANIEL UOR' HECK, Cierk of the rte trie t Court ot tbe United -Uitiv lor | Booth Carolina._12_August 13 ISI 'I HE IJlHTltlCT COCtl I' OF* '1 ll IC UNITED STATES, FOB BOUTH CARO? LINA_AUOUiTlBM, 1869.-IN ?Hf.MATTf.R OF /AMES L. MOUOW. LL, OF OAMDKN COUN i Y, RANKBUF T-PE I TT!ON FOR FULL ANOJINAL DI^CB-NRISE IN BANKBUPCcY -Ordered, That a bearing be had on the ?MMTSKNTK D T or Ooro Bara. A. D ISSI,al FednraJCourtuonseinGharieeion, *..0.; and that all Creditors. Ao., of said Bank? rupt appear at said Urns and place, and ahow cause, if any they can, wl>y the prayer of the peti? tioner should not bo vranted. By order of Die Court, tho 9th day of ? upnst, 1869. D NHL HOBLBEOK. OloA of the District Court of tbe United matos for | booth Carolina, f3 Au just 13 JHisftliantons. Jjj L A 8 T I ti JOINT IRON ROOFING-, "OUi'OALT'd PATENT," For Residences, Hurar Houses, OottoaOtns, Bridges ul. - Ac. Manufactured by SHOEN BEROER A CO., ."? .,- yplo. IS Publlo Loading, Clnclenati, Ohio. ir^^?SS^ D*? Imo j^^nK M NB WINTER IMPORTATION. 1809. BUJfiONo, ?ULLINKUY AND 8TBAW GOODS ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO., Noe. 337 tana ?30 Baltlmore*Btreet, BALTIMORE, lit POR i HHS A!>D J O lt BURS OF BONN KT A.\B THIM.i?r*tl RIBBONS, VELVET AND SASH EIiiBOfLS. Ron eel Silks, Satins and Velvete, IRuslons, Blonds, Laces. Suchet, Nets and Clapos, FRENCH FLOWERS AND [ FEATHERS, 8 tr a VT Bonnels Andi litadles' Hats, Trimmed sort Untrimmed. . . SILE, VELVET AND FFLl BONNETS AND HATS, SUNDOWNS AND SHAKER HOODS. THE LARGEST STOCK CF MU LIN HIV GOODS IN THIS COUN FRY, and unequalled in choice - variety, which we offer at prices th it will defy com peUiion. s^rORDBBS tOLICT TM). Imo Angustie E9 IABLI8HKD,18H, *-r * TH B MARION ORESCENT, MABION, 8. 0. FOBUSTSfp WEEKLY BT 8. E. MeMILLAN, Proprietor, ? THE ORESCENT, B b I * G TBE FnBCHASER Btnd successor ol ibo old distrlei paper, u the oldest \ Journal lu the ess ern part of IBs state. . The Orescent is tbe oiBclal ai viser of Merion ?.un ty. The Crescent baa a largs and growing circuit Ron among tb? be-t people of tue Peedee .'ountrv the Crescent U the bett advertising medium in th.* sec non. Always addie? CRESCENT, August IO imo_Marion, 8.0. TH K STAR AMS BOUT HE BN REAL QJ?T ATE*dB> VERTISEQ, As an advertle'ngmedinro. offers fact Rles in Mer ebinia. Urn .dst.-, Ha"blulals, Ac, of extending their business, unsurpassed by any Southern Weekly. Itt circulation, is fan uecovtoo* General. Real Mses agents, and parties intern ted In ?be purchase orelle of realeeiite wit And it io their advantage io confuir lia col. mus audavtvortlee therein as we ar* effec'lng .arrangements bywhtoti ourpater will circulate largr>y among Northern ca ttallats. Information tending tb the development of our mineral, m.tnufacturlng and agricultural resource* descriptivo ol climate. BOII. A - -aollolted and tbauk tully ' eccl ved tram any section. Terms cash, S3 a year; a ropy gratis lo anyone sending six subscribers; a c ut> . f ten, $2 60 oath Bates ol advertising Uuend. Address W. J. MoZE KRALL, July IC_Marton.. H C. Q H A K E. Bl | T,O I B OTHA. CHABLESION, P0?1H CAROLINA. THIS FIHST-OLAria HOTEL. SHU AT KP TN A pleasant looa HOB, and tn tbe business portiob of'the cit-, rs adere it tbs mott .letlrable Hotel for either permanent or transient gaea's. . be accommodations arounfBiMuyed.bavl'iu ?i emu vu tulles nt elegantly tu ui-hwl ap .rtmeut? io. f mi les a d single ron Ile m>*n The proprietor viii endeavor io maintain the bluh repetition e joyed by the " 'btrlestou" ss s first ctass hons?, ann no effort ?ill be sixtrsd to de atirve a continuance of tbs llb?"' patronage hereto? fore bestowed upon it I hs best of Live y aceommodai lons will be found adjoining the eitabllsbmeni. lbs house 1-supplied with ibo celebrated Arte? sian Waler of winch de.Mnfui ba ha cai. be bid eiinerday ormitht. t. U. J. > K-ON, July 13_ ,_ P/nprlelor. (QJ. T . t: L O U O il ?? T B SJ . lilis NEW AN 0 CUM MOI IOCS BOBBE. LOO AT SD corner 01 Unadwur and fotty-JdCOtd-sireet, possess es advantage* over alt other houset for lbs an. eooitnodaUon ol If? guest*, ft was bulli expressly for ? flr?t-rtn?s family bosudtag honte-th? rooms bein? tage ind en suis, heated rtjr steam-?mb bot an J cold w ter. and tarnished second to noaa; while tbs culinary department it in tbs- most eroetienred oands, ?If- ?ding guest* an unequalled table. Ons of Atwood's Paient -Mevatora -is aise s moue tba "modern Improvemeuta" and el tba servies of guests at all hours. abe Broadway tnd University Plac Cara pats tbe door everv fonr nrionie?, rnnnin.- from the ? Mt j Hail to Central Faik; while tbs ?ixtbau-i evenib Avvtroe linea are bola sheri block "n eHott sine; s floro mg ample facilities for co m m uni cat lu? sith ail be dspo.F, ateamlioat?ltndinga, ulaceeofairnse.' I. ment and basinets of Ure great mttrapolis. Moil lt st MULI, KT, Proprietors.' ! '^a^^^mm^mmr ; . '.. . . ''. '. ,>a^_ 1 .1? i At ?;* ? R on, H.; t . ? 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A DI EN* MAG . ZI N !.. 30c. Pfo~rels by than.? Dicatensi OLIVER TWIST, ITS PAG li?. 30 CENTS; AMERL CAN Notes, 104 pines Jue; Domliey A son, S5fl oages, 10c; Mar'tn ' butilewit, 841 p teas, 40o; Our Mutual Friend. 33.. paga? 40o; hmtma* stories, 163 pages. : lOcj ?ale ol Two Ollie*, 144 paget 28c; Hard lime* and Addltlooal Christmas stones Q*JO pa?-?. 90e; Mcho'ae Nlckleby 3lo pages. 40c; Bleak House, 34U Knee, 40c; Lillie Dorrit, TOO page?, 4 ir; Hrkwl-k pera. 820 pages, 40 : Davd Copperfield 33>i paB*-*, 4?c; Htrcai y hudgs 257 pages, Ste-, Old curiosity "kop. 921 pago.-, SM; Grrat Exoeoxatlons, 184 pages, lc; -settbes, IsB pages 80e i nc foUowing Novela taw Slr Walter scott Malled nt 3D ccula i achi WAVERLY, lViNIJOK EkNILWORin. OUY Mannerim', ' mfquary, Rob Boy. Ol I Mortality. Th? Black Dwarf ano a Legend of Montrose, Brde of 1 Ij*u>mm-moor, H .JU of MiiM othlan, The Monas ter), rtieAbliot, iee Pinto, Fortune* of Nit el. Peve? ril of ?he Peat, Qnoiv in Durward B> BouaiiV Well, (ted Qaunilot, the Betrothed a d Highland Widow, Tbo fellsmiu, Wonditui-k, fair M dd of Ptnh, Acne ol a elfra em, Count Robert of Pans. I Le hurgeinV Danu ti ter. . m rcc'?lnt of iho price, ehbor In sash or stamp*, copies of any bookal? this Its! will tn seul by niall postpaid. CH Art. i . IUI1TUU, No. alli Biiig-^ircet, July 12 Die 1. arie non, S. O. tt-nr?, fiqo0ffir (Etc. Q IV O W HIM K I E M. IBB "U.tD?RSIGNeD HaO LEAVE TO AN NOUN OB thai tba* nats been appo< nie I by Mee rs. HcNBY .. BANSDA ft CC* OT PbUMldip'oia, their "?ole Agents lor lbs St ds of south Carolina for tho sale ot their celebrated ACME X XX XXX. XXZX, NM; t AR CA HINE i and o-hsr br.nd* OLD sYE WHI-KIE-. Th.-y uso wuh to announce that (bey wult-be in con?iont receipt of their COPPER DI-TlLt.BD MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WBI-KIFS, direct from Ililli ile ry at Hannis vi Ile, Be. ketty OuUniy, West Virginia. Liberal oonUaots will be mi lo lori ls -oe lois Of new Whlaluee la bona al DisilUsrv Warehouse, ??vi' CLACIUA * wrrra, . i ; ? .?! No.#4 Batt Bay srretti J?nela wfsalroo* , .Charleston, s.e. ?jaPlfOINQ A AIP (l * I lt-CU 1 TIM*. . L&DIEd'ANO ?niLDb.i?N . tl tended at their resld ^ncetpromptl j .and at rea* on W. E. MARgHALL, 1 No, fl Bvo*?-*tr*.t rup ataart.) 3M THEPPOT AND TO ABRIVS. For sale hy AuguftW ? Oro. A. TRB> HOLM & RON. ?DES, SHOULDERS, DAMS, die. &c. ?>(? H H DH. CHOIOU WESTERN C. U. ftrDBtf ?f3 20 si1*?, chotee We?tern shoulders 15 hhda Plantation hbo d.icrs 29 lterc<a strictly prime ?iigar-oured Him*, a choice article 40 boxea D. H. Cumberland 110 ooxci Long Clear Mdos in dry tait TS bbl*, extra U bugar TO RaokH cholee H io Coffee 100 mata primo Manilla Coffee. Pi* so'c ...w by JCF OBI'S' k 00.. August 17 4 Noe. IT and 19 Tendue Hange FLOUR, OAT U1P DDLS. CHOI-'K su PK It FLOOK, EX Yci' f etcatner Piometheuo. OATS. 1200 ?usbels very primo MARYLAND OATH, ex teamer. For rainby JOHN OA UPSEN k CO. Auffitt 10 2 CORN AND OATS LA VD I NO. I Ol ifl PUB H KL* PB1MK WHITE COHN V*J\f\J 8.0 bushels i rime Kera a< il Ulick Seed Oala 1C00 haai,oU rcunoerc Whito Corn. For .?alo by WK? k JON?fl, APR ait IQ_2_No 7? r.ait Bay. 8AC0N MOLASSES, BAtiGINfL Ac, d;e. 3/r UHD1. CHOICfc C. B. -IDE3 JO 20 ht J 'holce Klb - iden 4U hbd>. Ubolco ?boulJ.r?. AMI? 00 postages Cuba, l'orto Biio, M U?corado and Bugarhouse MOLA?-Es. tua, 00 bate? HF.?VT GUNNY CLO: H. Tor talo by HLMBY Cl DIA k CO. August 18_wfl SEW Yu UK BAGGING, D ll III.K AN I HO? HliAvl). rn y. STANDARD WKioir i^@2S. TUB ataottard w'dtb full 44 tochea It it wider, eloaer itronger. and affords bettor pro ecUon tor tho enlim careriug ot tho Cotton bala ban any other n uso We sell at manufacturer's prie? und ?xpco'ca 'aid lowu here, A eupplv alwam on lund. WILLIAM KOA: H SOO. August 9_ Imo Aeent?. SKA ISLAND H A OG I KG. PIECE*! BWAR'H BDS-IA BEMP UAQOIRO - piece? 17f<h D W. Bagging. for ??IoW 0 BEE k 00. Aajruat ie_ wfin3 FRESH l?UI GS. JORT BBC FATED AND FOR bALX WH0LV.8AXJ3 AND REI AIL BX DB. H. BABB, No. t? u tat ii -o--nii'Ki BV>ON'n TOBACCO ?NTID.'TE Bose's Cou?h Sj rup Beheuk's Puimonle fijrap 8c bent's Seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy cherokee Cure Cherokee pills Cherokee Injection bpears' Fruit Freaernag solution Brown's Chiorodyoo German Blood or "Kaiser" Pill.. Arc. Ac. Fleming's Worm ('onlecttons Weight's liejurenatiog Bltxir Churchill's ? yiup Hypcpboarhlt* ot'Mina Tan Deusen'a Woim oufeciioes Harley's Wo m randy Bardotie'- Worm ?ugar Drops Oieieubprg Pi.lu CenhMIc Pills Scrrallenrjerfler's Fever and'Agao Filia Strong's mis McLane's drer 'ill Lieu'- V. g. Ubin IM i Russell's Fonthtng Cordial tar Children Teething Jayne's Iterativo Jayne's Expeclorant Jayne's t'ariuinattvn Jayne's *>a atlve Pills Radwsv's Beady Relief Baowav's lt. Pilla Rsdwiay's Ready Boaolvoat. Jhns 21_mwf PK*S. 6>/\r,rv BUSHELS BL ACE PEAS SUITABLE Jj * M f\f for seed un l lecdl g for sale by July 24_VJ. KERR AT CO. t UK A I' i OK ri. QAAA BUSHELS WES I ERN WHITE CORN, ?' }\7KJ sllgmly heated, for ?ate. at a low price, by T. J. KK UR & CO. JU.) 22 NEW HOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, Adit I K A um, mo.iile letona au boalthy mod. unod tor Puddinge, Jellies, D ane Alance, Iro Cream, Grid. Ile Oakes, Soups, sc , put up lui lb. i.ack ages, with dtrecUons for u?e. . D er heat d cocoanut f r Mea, Puddings, Cakes, ko , put op m halt tb packages, w th ?lru.-tlons. Sweet Oil, French and American in halt pinta, pints sod qoarts. Ctn ?r and White Wine Tioeg ir. warrante.! puro Fresh Knatied n lo Coffee, of good quality, at 390. ?A ra. Just received and for sale by CO-OPEHft ITB ORDliEBF frroiiE, Fonthweat corner Heating ?sd Market streets. - Qrodj dehvoied freo._May 28 . - .;. HONKY I T7I0B8ALE, WU OL k9 ALE AND RETAL. BY F Dr. H. BAER, June 26 No. lil Meeimg-ftreot. JMuljSi OLOtni.Uib, iltlf. K O 9 K O O t KCltOFDr A, DY-SPEP31A, I4TEB OOMI'l. MST, NERVOUS DEBILITT, ItllH?U AHsM, NEUBA1.QIA, KIDNEY . aFFKCXIONS, EBUPIlONa OF THE MUN, AHO ALL Obstinate or lone; standing di waits Of the BLOOD, LIVED, OLIN Mt Y OBQAN9, NEBTOUS SYS IK il. ?c. It purifies snd earlobes the Wood, eradicates all Syphilitic or roroiuloua lalnts. nestor -B Ibo Liver snd Eld ne ta to a healthy action, aide cogestion, reg? ulates the bowels, and tuvntorates the Nervous Sys* lem. AST NOT A *E0BET QUACK MEDICINE."el* FORMULA AROUND KAOH BO I ILE. Becommended hy the best Ph sacian?, eminent Divine ?. Editors, Dru sn ist s, Merchants, /e. -, ? ?./ .'.'..'.:: - MST TBS BEST ABD HOST PQ/'tTLAB HEDI BIBBIN TOE. . ? miPlBED OFTLT ST J. J. LAV/HENCE. V. D" (An experienced tnd weD-kcoru Phrrklan and Chemlat,/ Libera to ry und OOtceJo. d Mala-llrecl, Price One DoVai posootile. For tale by ' OOtDNICH, WIKBMAM St CO.. IXtTIB k MOI-E. / . ObarlestcaY S. 0. And Draggifta ef rywhere. - July 20_/. ^t nao_iyt* jritcuo*tru \ i vt; u MA i. ni ?MIA ? HEADING SALVE. J TBI8 TAtDABLX BEMBlia HA" EFFECTED innnmsrabla entes, and baa g.ined lor lu t/a great reputatioD. 1 bp discoverer of ibis Bal?e nitappHVd itwltli eminent imooats la tboa^aiot ot eau? dotv ng tbs Orlmekn War. and has ctuvd dalksrevta sr..ano?, tn uakv,eaa<scoustder?d mortal. , MK. E. n hitit ts he so e poeseasor ot ibe venable .cent of making this alvr ; from ls experiet? In atlng ll in humps aaa he euccuw aiteudlng \ap pik-atiou thara, be ha* beau induced to ta trod nt lt into tue Obitet ?tates 11 ..K. I TR? PAIN I j ho o ?ho' have Wou da, ?uui.es Cuts otan rind*, ot Si res. ?ek*&t. .*ot?<chei aluaciuito ?it?, ?ro? Hilten Joints, wnU ? Chtlhlal ?. ChVand/a -corbnii? complaints on Heod ard Fa o, ?re peWllw rared.: It kia proved f great adnutsjl ? Udioa.l md is ea.ul tan ? anapted fdr' "klhered bryvit*. ?ore ) ega, aje. Ibroegb tonmsmen^ and otbc c?u.os Il acts irte mx?to?n removing Bolls. Poplet, snd Cutaneous PisesHI. and - bas been .usco-ifully aaedfor Corns Bunions and Bore ThOat,hf apply. ,n? exUroal.y.every, evenl H bet?r? pl"? 'o bed. For sate hy aH drnggitts. Price V>- (Oo.. and tl tn Jar. Omeo, N \ 9M B ivsry. N .]? N one geno (ne inlets countersigned K. BEBO ti r/JfVBttHaL RUd ?0?2 ^\WS^?t\?A ??o,Ke PU oe, Mew Tosa. atupT Joly 8