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AgAY he consulted confidently al has office, l3
VA Custom House street, mear Dauphnc street. or
the treatment of esrtan class OF de icate diseases
From Dr. Johnsou's extensive opportunity IN so7-e
of the most celebrated Hospitals IN Europe, exclusive
ly devoted the treatment Of Venera' and - philic
complaints aud also from residence OF i've years III
New York, during which time DR. Jolinson conne his
prac solely the treatment of those diseases, with
the most unprecedented sureeas: he is enabled To re-
move any OF the following complaints in from to 20
days without injurng the constitution by mercurye or
any other deleterious medicine. Ghonorlheo, Glet
Structure, Samnal Weakness, Affections u tl' Blad
der, Kidneys Prostate Gland; and any OF those numer
Gus train Of affections, which generally follow neg
ed or al-treaed Of Veneral seroinlous sores,
liberated legs, and worms, removed by a simple meth
cd of treatment without restriction III diet or interrupt
ton from business.
Persons re ding in the country, and who feel deli
cate in co snltmg their family physician, b, sending a
statement OF their ny letter tpost paid with fees
encosed) can have d. ohnsDns advice, or thrlr own
treatment with medicine. necessary 10 be used, orwar
ded.
Separate ofic4' provided where patients can never
come in contact With each other.
Attendance from morning until night at ia3 Custom
House street.
REPRESENTATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
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N LANK HOOKS, OF esfrv varIaty.0 o. ruling and
lrndius, eosriapsy on lu,,d and Printing, Ruin
and binding r,tly executed. nj >hsrt noice, hy
DAVID FL. 7 y %.
81 MAJ NY Stntinllers' Hall, 81 Chartsestt.
si.,l. "a I'D hkis fourth provf amers'an BRANDY
'''e''s' ISAAC BRIDGE & 60.
mal 1874 Magazine street.
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RlLN 70 z TIE TE E G,l

B,1 IN z OK a z. Z. Z. Z 4.
gesalIsaed reputation and constarty!ncrea ms
Demand for tits etfh,ltlt remedy OF pun, aud pro
serr.live of thu teett, ha, induced lie sub criher
offer it 10 the American pubic, Arrangements hav
been made 10 eupps agents in all the principal cite
aud towns in the United states, so as 10 place it ithi
the reach m those suffering likely to suffer this mos
har.ssing Of ail aches, Fooh-ache.
When applied according TO directions given on
bottle il has never failed ~ afford Immediate and
mauent relief. 1t also arrests the decay III deectiv
teeth and relieves that soreness hch so t,equentl,
renders a strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simple, Innocent an rot unpleasant and
the large nber OF persons in different sections til
country that have air ady experienced such dcIishliu
and sanitary effects from the of the Balm, ready
20 bear for the public gooj their testimony its
fivalied qa&ies. |, is an indian remedy, obtained
sinsplsriy anl unexpectedly, and ma be regarded by
Nv civ lied world as the most valuable discovery
u lmau OF the woods
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
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RbACON SIoES--36 casks Cincinnati smoS> -
kelanding irons the steamboat Echo, aud for sels y,
BOGERT Il IlAWF
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NJ EW BOoKs-Nayal Sketch Book, O, The Service
7 Alrui and Ashore Hith characteristic reminiscent
iaies OF : ar &c. second series, in 2 vols.
Random Recollections of tbs House Of Commons
e the yenr 1880 the close OF 1885 including perso-
a Sketches of the leading menbersby of no par
IA 1t Lee eiueti n.l for SHE .Y w MekEA N
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IjO 3 i 5ssxs a !, To- s s.sS o-ss Wine 1925
au do Of. dn 90 do 1921
81 do ~ do IL Port, 1876
81 10 off, do i P hrown sh'trs, 1871
10 pipes extra siadei,a. For ale by
HERAiOGESE, GROWN x c.
my y Govt street.
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( RoMVEi.l.. an Hisnsi al Novel, b, the author OF
/ ~ he f3ruthefs,'' sc. in vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser consisting of
0utiiee af Anatomy, Physio ogy, aud Hygiene with
such lin IN tue pr, lice Of Ply sic, Surgery, md the
diseases Of women and children, rs may prove useful in
families wAen regular physicians cannq be procured:
icing compassion aud guide for intelligent principals
of mana sctorles, lantauons, and boarding school ,
travellers aud useful sketch for vouns men conmenc-
ing tie stu,y OF 1uedein 5y Reynell Coates VI. d.
Pcer Par,eys Universal History on the bases of
Geography or The se OF families illustrated Jy maps
and engravinss, il, vols
| just received and fnr sale by W NIellEaN,
tng yr amp and CumNun sis
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No. 1l~Cdyut Street heW Orleans
II AS always on hand cen family X receiving Dirt.
U Dyes, Chemicals, and PANS, among tlcl. ar
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n sl,.ij R--5oD bbs / 4 Flour. inr sale bv
,1iO q DORSEY, ii Kew evee.
Ely u slss BACON sides ',r sac by
ID MOO G DORSEY 4 New wee
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SLAIN sni ruled Cap and Letter Papers, of all qua
lities,r sting OF very superior blue laid, blue
aud white We T. anl lain utG rated fous edge record
Dap, constantly on bend ami Tor sale by
~ DAVID Ft5LT & co.
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AUTHORIZATION &c--25 VI heclb.rroms, %
Wv .iirt do in stoie {, fur sale by
ChASlrLiN s. COOPER,
,,t, 80 ,iutast
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evaIL ARRANGEMENT

MAIL ARRANG EMENT
,,.,S Due Every Day at l2M
isoTtHefh 4h'@i Closes Every day at l05 Al
,,,..,. a,.;, Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
oy n@y 9 "'ef Closes every Monday Wednesda
t""se, and Saturday, by 8, P. NJ.
~, Dae every Tuesday, Thursday, an
TIE ahe 3'"ff Saturday by S p. Nj
via IS Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
NC. OF The Express Mail, hev'ne', MOBILE aud New
Eefk-leating Mobile daily at 8 p. III. NortEwar
New York daily al 5 P. NJ southwark.
Arrives Arrive
Nefthwar,l. Distance. Time. recurring
Montgomery, a Ia, 2pm. 1913 ms % h l2n.
Calunbna, Ga. III 81 8! lam
Niedeeve Ga. 6 1888 "a! 2tp,n
IColumbia sc. n sln. 1863 III ~
Rateish, n e. i 80 90 II
Warrentou Va. u m. IS "a 8
Petersburg, Va. 10 pm. 8S 10 ISL
Richmond, Va. am. 81 3 81 N
| Fredericksburg, 81 Z lip M.
M Nn1,m";s city,, s & 81 81 z :,
Philadelphia, g am. 100 II Q
4 New York. 9 pm. so 6!
| II 1905 i43 h. or Sd 23b
Nortl,ward. Coming isonthwardtEe time is six hours
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~ If.t-
sNNFsna dwelling house Triton street, be-
Y y tween Tira.i ircle u'td I aTondact jrert-
MO Apply t., otI,
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NToTICE.-rhe owner of several packages nerchan
" die marked Madame V. Artiquencavc per shin
Crotch from New York, is hereby notified thar tb,y
have irssu stored nv STETS0N, AVERY & 60.
nElt t,nsisneeS ''tirutpa.'
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. 7HErKs ON PHiLADELPHIA-For sale by
~ NoEkr, BROTHERS,
H5I j.taup =rre!.
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tIfilUfLIlS NEW WORK, &c.--,The American
y England, by the author "a Year in Spain" in
,u!unes.
Noble Deeds Of Women, IN fos.
The Young nlte's DooA, a manual coral re'
Gus ana domestic duties. ~
lusl received and for sale by WIN, III kEAN,
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CHARLESTON, July ", ISL.
was afflicted, four Years with ulcer ia the leg,
c3sotully accompanied with cr3s'pealons 'nisna'' M
.aud excessive ,sin The leg and alci2 joint Several
eminent physicians exotted their skill upon it, but with
at,t permanent benefit. H. his case five bottle
udin's aacea made PEI tect cure
MARGARET A WEST, l2i Market
For sale BY HENRY tDNNABEI4 druggist, aeer
to. ths nr.rrienrs, Ieli- upi,oulas street l6
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TENNER's NAP OF L0WsIAN !, &c. lEr
u New Map OF LOUISIANA, With lis canals, roads
aud distHnces from place place. along the stage
|. and steamboat routes, by II. 5. Tenner.
AIroHnLI's MAP OF THE UNITED STATES Showing
lhe principal Turnpike and common roads, which arr
evsp the ulssnces iii miles from place 10 another
also the Of The canals and rail roads through
nut The eouu,ry, carefully compiled from the best
ilariies-punlished by 5. Augustus Mitchell.
hircHELls TRAyI 1LERs GUIDE THROUGH rHF
UNITED STATES; map of the roads, distances steatr
boat and calfl routes, &c. just received anil for sale
Wai MKEAN,
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9g o0'. HATS, in cases-o5 dozen while Woo
w Hats for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
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a lad 4lss3 l5Alsf'r d. CO, arc now receivingiro
~ on board ship Orleans Eagle, Highlander, Poker
Jerry Andrew, French and German play cards; Back
Ssmmon Boards Chessinen, . IA and 3s inch Sii
ard Balls; BIS. 10 and u inch blade Bowie Knyes'
Leather ami ohes travelling Dressing Cases; Belt;
acket Horsenaps, and Dueiiing Pistols: donbie end
magic haralta Guns; Game Rags; Set Belts Powder
md Pistol f,sks, dram Bottles and Drinking Cnps
Percsssinn Caps and Cap Holders, Cloth, Hair Tooth
and Nail brushes; Orr ssd Chlorine Tooth WASH
footh Powder foet and shaving Soans, in gsept va,
netv; ,llg sair Bras, Ringcts and Frizeees; Pear
md foet Powder; Emery Bags; Ivory Fns Cushions.
Patent Slides er Garters; Gum Elastic suspenders;
Powder Puts and Boxes Gil, Chains, Seals and News:
Ear-drof,s Wrist Buckles; Rrac4lets; BEAD Necklaces
anil Chains; Gilt and Sivered Beads; Indian Beads.
Bells and Fiumes; Shell Twist Side and Dressing
Combs; which, addition to their former stock on hand
makes their asssrtnent very completes and will be sold
ow and OH lbsra terms, al the sign Of tile Golden
Comb. i25-,f 10 Chartres street
RESHE snhseribers Agents for the extensive house o.
| w. q s. Butcher. Sheffield, Entland, have iusl
sce,yeJ very extensive OF pm eiis, consisting
Laole ami Dessert Knives OF O. - description, Pen
rocket Dirk, and Spear point Knives; Razors, Sais
sars dEe Tools &c. Sc &c. which they are prepared
oexhhit to the trade tor orders. Terms and conditions
1 VIII he made known nj the time.
4 milo H. ". REIN a. AtC0IJEN N0 Cannon ct
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Z .tLG URGE anding from steame indepeni,
IL enee. 'ir g DORSEY
ne3 ' New ercc
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y. 5. ;@tee writing The auoye, of DR.. Williams
aiicn's has caled ue, aud says he had aotuall
aud totally lost the sight OF eye for seventy years.
but now declares himself better; that last night or The
first time in his life that he feeoeet he could dis
tnguisi,, with III eye, soNe of the pr muent tara.
| learn thai this old gentleman bias lived many years
in this dsion and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours, truly,
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shOyiE X MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
Y Painters, No CaroAdele street, Two doors from
Canal stree.
,oli(,;ols al the following woods AMI! marbles,
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phases of the moon happen. the more fon
or wet weather may be expected during the
next seven days.
4. The space of this calculation occupies
from ten in the forenoon to two in the af-
Iernoon. These observations refer primci-
pally 10 the Summer, though they affect
Spring and Autumn nearly in the same
ratio.
s. The Moons chanee,-First Quarter,
Full and last Quarter.-happening du :
ring six of the afternoon hours. i. e. from
l"ur TO ten, may be- followed hr fair cath
er;.-bu' this is mostly dependent on the ,Uiad,
as is noted in the table.
., Though the weaiher, from n variety
OF Irregular causes. is more uncertain i'm tbe
latter part of Autumn. thu " hole of Winter.
and The beginning of Spring. yet in the main
The above observations will apply to those
periods also.
Z. TO prognos,icntc correctly, especially
In those cases where the tCind IS concerned,
the observer should he within si.ht of a
good vane, where the four cardinal points of
the heavens are correctly placed VI i,h
this precauiion. he will scarcely ever be de.
ceivcd i'll depending on the table.
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human weaNnes-;) as TAR removed from iicCn-
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time -servi, Sub, ervicncy on the other.
III this BE- ir' misiil" much. ii is NOT without n
Il iberatc and conscientious determination to
le rm It come " hat NAV; nor is il more than
,alor" pert, M d. as he feels ass III ed his Tor
a. readers will a,ln,t; and as he has had every
r. ann to be satisfied with thu results Of such
c. u Sc heretofore he will scarcel, be likely to
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talents Oh literary requirements, h. will spare
10 efforts, hereafter, as heretofore, to make a.
mends, as far rs ''ssible. in his own p,nn biunr
way. by nn,irlng industry, application, ZEAL aud
pussy. rance, and ur''tcrin" faith in God and
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order. HIS undivided attention " i'll be- devoted
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$2J RHiyy RD

ANaWAl from The plantation If the
AesuhcIiher. in Columbia county, on The
"'sh' o! the l2th instant. TWO negro men,
named Henry and Alirk. thew are broIhers.
ana brrh hStriking resemblance. Henry
Is II years old. about 5 feet s or 10 inches
nigh, dark compected, he is not quick
spoken. and is inclined to lisp. Aick is
about ID years old about ) feet i or ) inch.
cs high. dark compIccted and quick spoken
They were hoth well dressed when ,hey
icit. and il is supposed they are making for
Washington city, as they were brought from
that place. The above reward will be
gwen for their apprehension and delivery
in any Jail so that get them, or $40 for
either JESSIE :. WALTON.
Augusta Ga. August ii 1898 b 81
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M miscellaneous.
From an old National Gazette.


h, EDITOR: The following article
iIop5;the pen of the celebrated DR.. Adam
Clask, was cu1 from the Alexandria Gazette
n,aayl years since. As the weather both
tluftpG last and this month, has bcen sinpu.
larly affected Ivy the changes of the noon.
II p5pbably will noi he unworthy of attrn-
tionTthe observer of The weather will rarely
findxhe table to :;ll. r.
rom my earliest chidhnod ! was bred
up0asa little farm, which 1 was taucht to
carest0r and cultivate ever since | was able
To spring the rattle. use the whip. manage
the sekIe, or handle the spade; and as |
fOutSls that much Of our success dcpeu,IetI
on .asprnper knowledge and management of
the weather, was led to study it ever since
was eight years Of age. believe mr,c-
0rol0gy Is natural science, and one of the
hrst fhat IS studied; and that every child in
inc country makes, untauelIt. some progress
III hi al least so ii was with me ! had ac-
tnalg learned. hy silent observation, to form
good conJeclures concerning the coming
weather, and 10 teach wisdom among those
wh" were imperfect. especially among such
whohad not been obliged, like me-, To watch
earnestly that what was 81 necessary to- ,he
fanity support should not he spoiled by the
weather before il was housed Mann y
t'mey even in my tender youth. have
wntched the heavens with anxicrv, exam
ineti ne different appearances Of The morn,
ing ana evening >un, the PHI e. of the
mO0iG the scintil:iion of tho STARS, the
course ahd color of the clouds. the Il CHI of
the crows and swallows. The .ainbulS of
the colt, The fiuttering Of the ducks. and the
loud screams Of the seamew-nnl forgetting
The hue and crOaking of the frog From
the little knowledge had derived from
cl1se observation, / often vcnrured 10 dircc,
our agricultural operations in r, ference to
the soming days. anil was seldom much
nnstaken in my reckoning.
AiEsni twenty years ago, a Table. pur-
porting to he the work of the late Dr. IIcr-
scheEswas variously published, protesting
to f0m Progn"stics of the weather. bv the
timeY6f change, full &qmarters of he moon.
hast carefully consulted this table for
sevetTd years, and was amazed at its gen
tafFfscnracy:-for though long, as You
~, e. :ri ~ihn. study of the
weather, never thought that any rules
could be devised, liable to SD few cxccp-
tions. l have made a little alteration in
T. e arrangements, illustrated il with further
observations, and have sent i, tn t YOU ma,
insert ii. as it has hitherto been cuntiued
generally t"a few almanacs:
a Table for forrtcllins the Weather through
all the Lunations of each year forever.
This table aud the accomprnyin. remarks
are the result of MANY wears actual obser
va''on; the whole being constructed ON u
due consideration of the attraction of the
si'n ani moon, in their several POSITIONS re-
spectine the earth, aud will by simple in,
Specuons, show the observer what kind of
weather will most probably follow the IN.
trance OF the moon into anv ofits quarters.
ana mat so near the truth as to be seldom
or never found to fail.
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NO. 81.

this Indifference will strike his eye, irno.
Offend it. EnIer those paths almost as soon
MS \ou enter the garden; and take my word
Tor 1t, u you do. you will never ger out Of
them; once fairly in, you are in for life-and
the worst oft is, that if you do no, find them
soon, you will never find them afterward
Near this walk, is found that invaluable
shrub, Humility. This. though of no wor,l,
IN 'i,elt Yet joined with other good quail
Ties Is worth them all put together 1t is
never seen without being admired; and i,
Is most amiahe when not visible. They
say virtue IS its own reward" am cer-
tam pride is its own punishment. Flee
from II. rs from II c0ntacinn. which it strong
~ resembles. II nfrcls and torrupiS. Gull
tvatc with all yonr care the humble plan:
now mentioned. as the hes, antidotc against
thls poisonous weed.
Allow me, here, to drop hint on the su},
lect oi cultivation, az that most probably.
VIII oc Your employment, Should you bo
entrusted with he rearing of a flower re.
mrmhcr two things; first, ,ha, i, is bur y
flower, however iar-trail in its nature and
iading at every blast; and secondly 1ha, i,
is Hover IN trust, for the cultivation of
OF which you are accountable 10 tic owner
OF The garden.
Shohid you be a witness 10 n blast on it1
'"'''S otH"lies. on, how yonr flutierinr
heart will bleed with tenderness. Let af.
'ect'on sympathise. Your feelings may be
conceived bur they cannot be tlescriheS.-
The young shoot will naturally and insen-
sih'y lwlne around the fbrcs of your frame.
Should It live an'! thrive, spare no pains to
Teach the young production how to rise
weed H. water il, prnne tit will need
'hcih all. Without this, MANY weeds will
grow up ana poison the very soil on which
II grows.
he member this Is Il trust for which Won
are accountable To Him VIII, give il. that
yon may b. n!e't VAN the wee est y. @ Inc.
'l"nS ut This Sardcn-hat they NAV he tb,
delight oi your eyes, aud that Won and thev.
when The summer of this life is over. NAV
nu: ~, 'ian:p'ahte" TO some happier soil, and
flourish in immortal vigor in perfect and
permanent felicity. is The sincere wish Of
your ailectionatc friend.
A Friend to Female Merit.