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DRUG STORE FOR sALE-LoCATRD IN A FLOURISH
- ing quarter Of the city, business well established Stock
Adhere box No. Post Once
V,BEcREAr scovERY-LYoN'sHAoNErIC POWDER
for destroying insects Of all kinds and his Pills for the
Of Ar: APd Nice are .mSns the e. tie
harmless to human obut the former will destr Rats and
bugs Cockrsaehe Ants Lice &c. sc any stuat and in
I've minutes application Tho most respectable
b fsen By e LYON. 40 Broadway.
TRvLUENZA COU0us, COLDS RHEUMATISM 30
obtain immediate relief aud BY Of Mra
Carols Mcdicated vapcr and Sulphur Baths s Beadway
recommended by the hrst physicians in the oity
M EDIcAL oFTICR-DR JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET
IVA Chatham trss well known tho saooesl
practitioner in New York The treatment Of ysners. diseases
upon s body q throat psss i f. Ss. S'S and
oS on y habit IN IN %
sscivous dreams and nightly emissions positively prsvened
Recent CURED four days without mercury. NsraaU
In diet or prevention from hnsiness
JIR d. BosTwIcK. LECTURER ON tbs GENITAL
orane and author Of work vsnesea Structures and
diseases o, private nature spenod plates E.r,e from
sresy eqpsd Records works on the SANE
S q il s .s " s ss q r. KIND y,
81 srs.a 'ss a1S sasSor III srs.d"ss
An OsT EXTRAORDINARY woRx-To THE MARRIED
M S sS: SsS%pns . a:
on Proc 81 This work meeting with most Astounding sAles
psp, IL
tended especially for the married y disoloses important ocrs
. b . s% snS s mott s %
y SS..sss :s. S
Co., Albany; W Davis Boston. On tbs reecpt Of g. copy
3 mai. s: ss & e U;Gss: = ~ p:.:
A. n NAUuCEAU. boz liza New Yoek city. OMcs l2b fbss
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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE-THE STEAMER NEWS BOYS WHICH FOR
citation te city, for tho collection sp news &C. She was
built IN Nov York. tho best rails by Joseph Coffee
$780, coppered ard fa ned and the following dmcn
sione Length M feat inches bread tn % feet ncs depth
feeo inches tonnage 0 1895 tons The engine powerful
having 81 inch ey der and feet stroke and 10 In excel
lent order Der boiler Is entirely and fix
tnres and TIE expensc Of putting board, about 5000
has Two large tanks for fresh and for speed and
ether good qualities Is believed surpassed by any
steamer her oassin our waters For luther apply
at this flee. f"
M ATCH HOI sES FOR sALE-A PAIR or HAND.
1 some horses for sale cheap. be stab
in Crosby street rear OF go Broadway Apply immediately
NANCY PICTURE A BARGAIN.--FOR SALe-A FAITH.
full copy Of Tians Venus cabinet finished in the
highest style Of art Can DO Musica Instru
ment Store 1855 William street. N Y
WE ASK TIE ATTENTION or MARRIED MEN. ANo
w Of those Wishing good residence the
the house and lot No. G South Frtt Villa
Franklin Sop at the Merchants Exchange this day. az II
O'Clock Particulars In hand bills the
EoK SALE TIE wELLKNOwN AND OLD EsTA.
bshed Grocery and Liquor Store together NTH all
and The present proprietor having occupied
for the last eighteen sells out
city The above 10 chance Apply the premises Oak
street corner of Roofevst street.
EoR sALE-TBE LEASE FURNITURE AND rIxTU6Es
of Frenchs Hotel This houe is too well known require
description OF it. Any who mny desire purchase
tueh esabsbmer particulars BY applying
"a Chatham street. At hafpast o'clock H. ct any time
duriy q the evening
EOR SALE-TBE FIXTURES or LARGE BILLIARD
= room, rsstpg Of Billiard Tabls AppendagsA
Marble Top Tables &C. For further particulars apply
niss at 30 Nassau street. j. B. STOUVENE wine deasr
John Wv ~~-f~>s
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MUSICAL.

A CARD.-FREDR. HBNSsLER. PUPIL OF MR.. MAX
Aarexek respectfully begs to that he teaches
singing German and Italian style and playing the piano.
between and s'clock
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EOR CALIFoRNIA-AN ASSOCIATION OF FIFTEEN
members lave purchased the fast sailing schooner General
ORTIZ have pocurtd provisions or
Tor TAI and by re,ouon they have increase
he maree TO w anu take lees passengers to
jim an association wi capital Of $500 this seldom
10 be met WITH Apply At The office Of l. Newhouse No. ITO
Broadway or at kessrs Culck Holmes lS2 sbreet
or the Caaptsn beard, foot Of Clinton street "~
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Experime nts, both Startling ana Amusing,
VIII be performed by Dr. Dods At Clinton Hail.
during the persons fully from
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The Southern m all.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1S4o.
ghero is no mail beyond Charleston, at Charleston.
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LHOR SALE-TBE FIXTURES OF A LARGE BILLIARD
consisting Of two Billiard Tabes Bar Appcndagss
Marble Top Tables &C. For further particulars apply the pre-
miss At 30 Nassau street. to j. B. desIsr
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MEDICAL.

DRUG STORE FOR sALE-LOCATRD IN FLOURISH
ing quarter Of the city; business well established Stock
md Fhturss complete rare chance for purchaser
A ddrefs box No Post Ofnce-
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n RoAN PIANO. SINGLE GENTLEMAN. oRCANIsT
in OF the churches In tho city 10 instruct
few pupils the Piano, Flute Organ thorough
Bass would DO willing to male arrangements with private
ny giving lesons oxchaK for board and lodging Address
Orgapist, office Of this paper.
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i b. GAGER. lao Val street, or to
JOS. T. MARTIN, 81 South street.

Eok SAN rRANGISCo.THE SUPERIOR NEW STEAM.
ship HARTFORD, r. Lefeve, master having been una.
vodab detained will leave Thursday 18th instant. at 10
NJ few berbs still unengsed which may DO had by ap.
pyhB on board opposite the tobacco warehouse to
ALLEN & PAXeON. l4 Front str.et.
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ITO LIT. TO A nnLINE Err Or DREssnAKER. PART or
the house J6 Broadway Inquire the premissA Ne
Sd hcer sN1r o'clock. r. n
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NJ OTICE-CALIFORNTA CUARDS-A SPECIAL MEET
ing called Of tho Field and Company Officers this day al
head 3 Fulton O'Clock of the
Guards Punotual attendance IL earnestly requested
by order OF RUFUS McZELLARD D, Colonel
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[CIRST STEAMSHIP FOR CBAGRES-TuE FIRST CLASS
ocean steamship CHESAPEAKE Capt. E. A. Mix will posi-.
lively sail on the Nth February On her arrival Csgres pas
avoiding the up the river in and
to Panama at which point they meet the steamer Of 10Th
March and find other Of Francisco
CatAn Will accompany the to Panama
wing crossed the Ishmus several times will bc able
ana advice e. psssengor Passage $l only
freight baggage cents per foot specie three
fourths Per cent Apply to
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n s- iussdsS evening FL nr,s uis5s ~ Nal iara1.
Clown John 0ofsn Of P sburgh night Of the
Of pssne Mt r. Sands and his children Maurice and jesse
IN their nimisble performances great exhibition
force upon two horsa BY Mr. Stout and Hankus; the
rider Master Walter AymA elegant display
training BY the pony Cndertla beautifully peror
nance OF the dancing horse Buesphala. act
ny Master Maurice eandE scientific exhibition Spsrrug
rons the comic sporting entitled Pony Races Ad
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TO LET.

Fulton streets now occupied ~ clothing store would b
t either separate lofts ., the whole toeeAe! Appyto
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EuTERPEAN sOCIETY.-TBE FIFrIETa ANNIvsR-
~ say Concert of this Zoo ETY. will be given tho polio
Rooms this evenisg February sthl o'clock precisely
SAMUEL d. ROaAINE, Jr Secretary,
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CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT AND JOINT SrOeK
~ s hereby given, that splendid and
fast 65 register has
by this ociaton ard nearly ready for
will be hello on Tuesday and Thursdy evenings
Wesley Ball. ~ Allen street. and Friday
ngs Of this week in the basement Of street
Ep ceFsl Church. eommenc,rg o'clock which time IL 10
expected that those who have tisn the constitution will
the balance OF their subscription Members of
Chucn and others agreeing with them In sentiment
Wishing to join tho Association, do said Once
Of tho Association. 1855 Fulton street. WILLIAM HILTON
President,
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ITO CALIFORNIA By STEAM AND SAILING VESSEL.
yaLals Nicarasus co0 mes than the Chagss
Gordon Passenger Lneihe splendid passenger brig nary
takes this safe and healthy San Juan The
FLUTUS built expressly for the San Juan ver
to Nioarsug IL miles from the Pacific
line has gore out TO charter vessel the Pacific SIDE It
Ieeted that the Ban FIanceco will DO
The President Of 0ordon California Assoc ton goesou
brig Mary and has soundDs and the entire
ply board the Mary pier 6 foot Of street. or to w.
GBlBORN. lO6 Fsonts tye - w ~
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AMUSEM n aTa.

Il
QROADWAY THEATRk-E. A. MARSHALL. PROPRIB
ran oOUNr OF Da y sssss
a. = ess IL
Mr. Lester Mons Mefrs Mr. Vsohs Old OAats Mr. Ger lsrd
Mona Benve. Mr.. SHAW; fernand M FTsdsriefs; 4se
enee's Berr Drsha-h with his trained ana's win
Tres Cvie and PArqpste 81 Family Circle
SaPery ~ css ocors orer A. hsk psst
RUR1ONp THEATRE CHAMBERS srsEsT-rUsspAv
kvsnine tshrusS, u III entertainments will commence NTH
NJ Burt.n Mr. Jsbber Mr. TsJohnston NJ Budson M H.
niltos: hauds hits apmAn. Amer which thu {
Rs ns.I FL .0StSsr p ss SSnn:s.n y:..
M,es hApman. To corclade with THs CALIFORNI OF
MN S-hr Brou'e Mr. Jordan; Old Breeze. M s-- 10
Psrqusts. soo Family Circle osn Doors opss - 81
SeIoch: curtain risss st n. III I'LL
M roHgLEs OLYMPIC rHRATRE-rGssDAY EVE.
vA ming rss ~ ~ sntertannsnts viii With the
d. anna Of rHE MIDNIGHT WATCH-Jaoques Coco Holland;
j .uiips Miss Clarke Afi.r which CASAsAIzAxAN zNs
BADOUBABune Mr. Nioknson, Mss Clarke;
m,SSu Mis- rRT A1%.uns ys a.r, aasror To DO
Bersn Mr. Holand John Casper Lavater Mr. Niokinsoa;
Louise Mis- To oluos with DEAF AS POSc
Tri,trsm saPpy Mr. gOlsnd sally Masgs Miss Clarke Dress
Circle eOc Boxss aoc PIT IKE Door open 6 as7
A MEXICAN hUsgUM.-P T. BAKNUH. MANAGER AND
dd performances afternoon O'clock every evening
~ hai past o'clock Lat Of the Quaker Giant and
who,e short e.gement has been attended with
5eass nsaryB feet high Weighs pounds
Inc 2alr Sisnt sI and stands plump
90 Pospds They can DO At all hours with
bic BrSthen Pete Norris Highland Mammoth Boys Lvios
Ospg Guitar Wax satuary Madame ROCKWELL the Fortune
Teller Admission cents Children under years ga
III cenc1
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''N-' ~ '1A 'f skifH STANTON. No. IA Broadway
CTEANsHIP FOR yAN FRANCIsCO Ann ZIP TIE IA

STEAMSHIP FOR 3AN FRANCISCO, AND UP THE "a
oramento River, via Straits Of Magean-The Steamship
DUNCAN G. PEL! Formerly tho steamer Pon
seet successfully employed In tho Mexico where she
proved hersea good and substantial the
chnery, boilers &C. in the ee
be fitted with mas sails 40 and expected shs
will make the out In days The
are limited o0 each Of which Is to Stochoder-shsrss
$i EACH Is confidently expected sho great
advange In running from ports Of the Pacific the Sacra
mento River Several shares having been wishing
10 engage car obtain moro full particulars applying
Il. EAGER, 100 Wall street.
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AMUHkCM e NTS.


M ECHANICE HALL. .475 BBOADWAY RRrWEn
" onna ana broome ssreet open every night durins hs
rs, s the eldest the world Is:
popular style Of Ethiopian encrtanments: Who's
This city for period Of two have bean paroneS L az
sxtsnt pArauejsd BY prat atyo,s
They viii have the hosor of their nmtae
until further notice introducng rsprsscnt
new Barssqus 81 their Voyage husc Admiration Is oonss
Doors open at -Corcert to commence at o'clock An Az
enoop Concert every Saturday commencing o'clock Ma
mayer rand DIRECTOR Z. r. CHRfSrY,
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EACElSiok ASSOCIATION FOR CALIFORNIA, PER
barb Carissa Capt Babbidgo lying at Jamess Slip fsw
stt rec emitting the OF each 10 part
BARK and al her sPEurtenauces and ample provision for
years. for sale to sy applicant being
mechanical swell as professional and ndviduas
shall holders thereof This first ess vessel newly
sred and put in first order in all exht
Intsenees DO in tho mauper ply
stefan Ct high Ieputatnn will be
vese For bulk Of 1000 barrels sah passage or shares
apply to JESsUP FOX i78 South street.
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ITO CALIFoRhIANs-YoU CAN SAVE FROM $50 TO
cleaned ard r,pses st lma cost at short no.
tco Good clothing will spoil NJ No. Murray street,
A. COarIs,os
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LNoR SAN FBANCIscO, CALIyOaNIA-TaE FINE AL
ooppered and copper Fastened packet ship JOHN g. cos
above on the 10Th inst This ship has spacious cabins
niehcd saeroom modaoDs for CO Tho
cabin will nearly the entire are
seven est high we'll lighted with stern windows aaa deck
associations large portion Of tho engsgad going
on board For freight or passage, apply 70 ROWLAND 6
South street
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V,oIET- WITHOUT BOARD TWO SPACIOUS PARLoRS
partly fur.ised In private family. with privilege Of hot
cold and shower bahoars and pas the dosrsernos
required and gwen, ~ Fourth pes 18th NIB
A servant woman deures good place
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WALHALLA S6 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
open every Evening and Wednesday and Saturday Az
eInoen a5 O'Clock Boxes 5o Parqustt, 25o Magnificent
extra Female Artates Sd viii appear
IN some OF the most sublime and marble sstuary
nrs vepus Greek Save Rape Of the snbusa" japphor
together with 20 splendid living pstures the
q nm nta - - S'-o~~
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VINU C4LlFUkNIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRO
ced-Citlscns Of the UnitsA B,ats about enbarhing
for California reminded Of the SERIOUS they
may be babe 70 In foreign par unprovissd with auhsndo
proof Of their rational Certificates Of oisenship
from State auheA from the judicial the
municipal function aries Of country recognised b. the
officers Ct foreign sna Tho best security asanst thiA
passport from the Dpertnept q State At Washington Al
oie Information furnished and the documenh
cured asusual applisation THOMAS N. CAMPBsLfs
Cusen House Broker % Pine sreet up stairs
next Custom House.
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fiOs run CALlEOtsNln.

tNOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.--THE SPLENDID COP.
- pered and copper fastened brig JULIA MOULSON A. K
WanE Master now lying the foot Of Roosevelt street, r.
VIII sail Tor the above port about the t February
sree can be disposed Of at $3.50 each. by applying
The will this evening X O'clock NJ tho Seaori
" srd HOTEL 81 Nassau streot. S ~~S~-~
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CBIP ELIZABETH ELLEN, FOR San FRANCISCO TO
sail on wednesday lth This elegant ship Of $40 tons
Her cabin poop deck Is very besuH
fu and few passengers DO taken reasonable terms
IN other vessel Shippers requested send bills
Of adisg for signature TO day. 4. RICHARDSON q co
81 South street, A. O. BENSON 20 South st.
N BThc fine bark HORATI6 years old is nearly loaded
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EOR CALlf0R .-WANTED-A SITUATION As
Trsdesmsns Clerk IN California by young who has
Tad much practical exrer in tutines and
doubted reference integrity IT character and bun
qualifications Addrc A. r.. Herald cffre
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1 MPOKTANT NOTICE To CALIFORNIA EMTORANTJ-
Mr. Robert Atheron who has just arrived inhis
San Francisco and the Gold Diggng in the short passage
dcys intends 70 deliver Lecture Friday l6
inst at the tabernacle California ard s Mineral Wealth
Lecture will embrace popular view Of Gold Region
the CT obtaining the gold the mode on the pa
cers tho manners and customs Of tho naves
mines tie facilities for the Storage OF merchandise way
avoid sickness the best route to Francisco in fact viii
be TO the emAnt CON late guide for his from
tint OF leaving the United states Tho
ats o'clock Tickets for sale the principal Hotels and at the
h ok al Lrea hgcent
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M ATCH HOf sES FOR SALE-A PAIR or HAND.
IVA some grey horses for sale cheap Can be the
in Crosby street, OF go
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CALITORNIA DA0UERREorYPEl PERSONS ABOUT
u visit California and desrous 70 leave their ksaesa
with their would de call at Brady Nos as and
III Prosdwsy by Of recent improvements
dops to faithful and true hkensssss nay -
obtained at the shortest notice
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DISTOL Its FOR CALIFORNIA, AT ReDUCED
frces The sub criber has hand, and Is constantly
ma nuiacuIips All kinds OF Pistol Bella lsters Kn,rs.h
KNIFE sheaths Gun ings Bullet Pouches whcn
selling a. reduced Trcee Companies and tho above
articles supplied on tho most liberal Also for SAL all
hn d Of military goods.
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GIN MAKING, &C.

N1lNs N1tAIAllSJ32A A-St.=..ZZIs-
We arc prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the Stnte, possessing all the adj
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way OF re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Elate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
injurc the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting fthe cotton; our brush
is constructed on a. plan, giving at once, tho
advantages of lghtness, strength and fone-
all very material in the successful operation
Of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wnrdrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
sc. &c. at short notice, ON liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sumtervillc, April %, 1Si7. 26 ly
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ESESS
Sse ixy 3. Sx ss
s ke als s's
Sss
SsSs
sssii Z
gll,ai.ftii,,a jlsi. ISa M s'
,7lsa5IF
81 ~ s ssss
srURcH yIssp AZ M s5s
aKxeEILEngssAssoHTn TnEsT nFi THE s
HBs< k.ARTIGLE e
White long 9TH ana; linen H1its
Gplored 1ausli and linen
LiIeI collafs and RosoiIiss s s|s5
Black silk ard satiIi Toe ks.
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Land for Sale,

The subscriber being dcsirous Of rcmov-
ing tol West, offers for sale, thc Planta-
tion upon which he lives, containing 292
acres, situated two miles South Of BishopvilIe.
Upon the plantation is New Gin House and
Screw, with other necessary buildings.
ANY person. Wishing to purchase land in
this section, will do well to apply soon to the
subscriber upon the premises.
WM. Il. KELLY.
Bishopvillc, II Jan, 1919. l3 4t
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CLARK'S HOTEL,
sUNITERvILLE, 8. CAROLINA.

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has opened for their accommodation House
of Entertainment in THE place. He solicits
share Of public patronage, and promises to
spare no pains in order to merit and secure
the same. He would further add, that the
location OF his House is such, as entirely sub
serves both business and quiet a trial is all
he asks.
WEBB CLARK.
Jan. g. 1910. IL If
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STATE OF SOUTH g CAROLINA, s.,
IN3THE COURT OF CG CGEiMONsPLEAS.

S.st4 No CaiuG. ri. Z ~ -
The defendant, John a. Mason, being CON-
tined within the prison bounds Of Darlington
District. bns three NV Writs OF Capias atl Salts
faciendutn, ut The suits Of w! III Cannon and
j; Eli. Gregg. and having filed his petition
praying for the benefit of the Acts of the
General Assembly for the relief OF Insolyenti
Debtors, together with q schedule of his es-i
all tho creditors 1.-THE said defendant and
especially to w III (. Cannon and ]. Ell Gregg
70 appear at the Court of CommSn Pleas, 10
be holden at Darlington Court House, forth
EDistrict of Darlingt ton, on the third Monday.
in March next, to shey5 causes il any they
can, why the estate and effects Of the said
John a. Mason should not be assigned and
he be discharged accortli,ig to tile proyisiona
of the said Acts. VS.
b ,B. sBR RLN son, Clerk.
Clerks Office, DarIins ton, C.. .tfI:. y.
rs pctobeE 40 lE4s g. lat Il
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=. II In GU & Isl S
/ COMPOUND FLUID ExTRACTe on
:S4ARSAIl,A:IeILI.A I "A Nd q QUEEntS;
DELIGIIT'

f1YTYsSSs
There nre few cases ofckrcn;n .n,s y,2 ~ a ss
Rheumatism that will not yin Ia ,n ~
ence Of Sarsapa rilla and q lhean,s IlsIis HliS
duly persevered, ESPECIALLY n taisn
junction with Hyilr. of potns timer iISsi
i7ercuridl Iatein,atis ispi fyiolent aifs iH
bones, sc, ) resulting from me meic,rYv rs
shy patents dnrinp seyera M
protracted disease.
tits hinhly rec ad fnS sJI n; q
sof tho skin chronic M q
bottle ii most fnst
move all piInples rcsti or M
faee;soRhlcll young persons inI ihjs ci
ar, sr sfniicI, a.
impurity III the blood or III lity. ;;.s =
shess remedy known for serpf,i lSais sffss
sores; and break ki1gs out Il, ypui,n chfj
and lis safe and etcaciors Il, femas
iy every trace OF hereditary diss SsSns
system in the tenderest Infant al in siI
5taneousIa affections II is insalna BE As sasn!s
eral purifier or The blood. md III, ara
all obstinate diseases this prepaia alton WiI ISrs
dous.edly take the precedentsS Sof eli oihs
ulates the bowels, restores 10 ,he b,ood HI.
wonted purity, gives tone TO the sfoans 81 IS 81
promotes digestion.
Il will efectuaiIy relieve E,spsrs
III It's worst stnges and ,ii ne,sSna 8,
from this distressing comnlai,,f a,r $, !,
use it, first so, but iiiIo raiief n,
after taking nne bottle. Twill ha5s
to use the fIytlriodatsd Potash wiiih Re-
4i Not wishing to ublish certitiratra .s, &. 1
done in the case of alIquack medic ia. 81 ,he 3
day, to effect their sale. and 80 force iIe,n
.onsthe public, the subscriber beps leavs ste!
state that this psepara has besn prescribe
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GrTlle friends Of William
A, A,COLCLOUGH, Esq announce him as q
candidate for Sheriff at the next Election.
i April 10, 1S49. !; Il. 25 ,
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SOUTH CAROLINA MEDICAL
AESOHEATHnN

ASSOC1AFlON.
The Annual Meeting of the South Caro-
lima Medical Association will he held on Wed
nesday, tho 21st February, (being the third
Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in the Hall
of the Apprentices Library Society, Meeting
street.
The attendance of all liplo:nated practi-
tonors IN good standing, throughout the State,
is respectfully invited on that occasion, as the
rule requiring that an applicant for admission
into the Association, shall be nominated by
Fellow, will not go into operation until alter
this meeting. Those who may be prevented
by professional or other engagements from
attending, can become members by authoriz-
ing ono of their friends or the Recording Sec
retary to enrol their names.
The President and Directors of the South
Carolina Il. r. Company have. with their ac-
customed liberality, reduced the fare on the
Rail Road one half, to all who may DO dispo-
sed to avail themselves Of the opportunity to
come down.
D. C. CAIN, Rec'dg Sec'ry.'
,li So. Ca. Medical Association.
l3v UAll papers in the interior OF the State
will give the above fsur conspicuous inser-
tons, and send bills to the Recording Secre-
tary.