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The UNION FEELING IN BosToN.--An eminent
merchant Of this city having been asked if he would
allow himself to be nominated as one of the vice.
presidents of the Constitutional meeting to be held
at Faneuil Hall on Tuesday next, answered: "For
the cause indicated in this call, the committee may
use me in any capacity they think am fitted for,
from one Of the vice-presdents to special con-
stable"
An influential mechanic Of our city replies to the
questions of the committee thus: g have only to
say that not only my name, but my life is at the
service of this cause, at all times, and in any way"
.-&... .'@ 'ga Boston Courier.
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The North Carolina Newbernian notices the
death Of Ex-Governor SpAIeHT, in the 54th year
of his age. In politics he was Democrat and in
private life was greatly esteemed for his kindness
of heart
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoS.-At New York, on Saturday
morning, the boiler of the propeller towboat Resoe, lying
at the foo. of Governments ane exploded, killing two Of the
and severely scading several The vessel is entirely
new, having been but week, and the boilers were in
spected about ten days since, and certified to be in ORDER
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TAG ExrLosIos New YoRK.-Five Of the men in
ured by the explosion Of the Resoe have died, viz Wood
hull Hartman. the captain, William She ard, the engineer
Hail. the c"ok coored together with Joreph Pummer and
Woodruff Kemble Of the hands Another man, Thomas
Watts morally wounded and not expected tehve,
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new invention has appeared for the purpose Of reefng
topsails from the deck With this admirable continuance sail
be taken in, and again made, in short time, without
sending alof 1t has been tried Of the English
vessee and found to answer admirably.
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Deer ssow.-The Syracuse Star says, about eight miles
south of that city the Wednesday very Deep
In Otisco and Tuy fully four Eve feet deep in
places, where it was drifted.-AIbany argus.
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THE MISSION OF THE RIcH.-In the course of
some remarks delivered at the close of Judge
CAMPBELL's address before the New York His
torical Society on Tuesday evening, DR.. BETHuNE
said
feeling pervades this community that it is the pos
session Of wealth. but the Of it. that dignfes and renders
the possesor worthy Of respect 1t is not the exhibition Of
spendor and fashionable pride which entities honor
he shows only his wealth and his elaborate furniture
he but reminds Of his wealth and my poverty and thank
him for it But be shows upon his walls pictures from
the pencils of the native genius Of my and he peases my
eye with the evidences Of present and promises Of still
higher future mphs-if he has brought from nook
obscurity suffering child of genius and has enabled him
glo and bis count- he shows be has laid the
cornerstone of institution for the instruction Of the
young-then thank him. thank God, who made him rich
and that be has his riches for such noble ends There
envy Of such all honor and respect him,
and be receives he deserves their euloges But the
who lives only accumulate and hoard and who leaves
record Of his usefulness in arts, letters, morals
ligion, or charity, goes
To the vile dust from whence be sprung,
Unwept, unhonored, and unsung.
trust therefore, that while the trumpetke peals which
have listened will encourage the aborers in their work. it
will also the of wealth show their love Of country
by aiding its genius and doing all in their enhance the
and increase the opportunities Of historical research
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MASSACHUSETTS SPECIAL observation-disclosures
phc reports from Boston state that the special cleo
tons held in sundry towns of Massachusetts on
Monday, to fill vacancies in the Legislature, have
resulted unfaverably to the Wings. AS far heard
from, the Coalitioniss Democrats and Free-Soilers
have elected sixteen members and the Wings but
two. This leaves no doubt that the Coalition
will have majority in both branches Of the Legis-
lature. How the antagonistic elements Of which
the majority is composed will divide the fruits Of
their dishonorable victory remains to be seen.
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GIN MAKING, &C.

we are prepared TO execute orders to
any extent i'll the above line, boil, for new.
workand repairs. Our Gins are not sur.
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the advantages of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
III way OF repairs. We alsu use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth Sc, in an angle that
cannot possibly inlurc the finest staple,
with an improvement 20 regulate the noting
h the cotton; our brush is constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages of
llgftirss, strength and fnrcc-all very
material III the successful operation of n
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at orr shop and examine for themselves,
whilst wc would assure tho public general
ly, that they shall have no cause to COM
plain either o! our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet lnc-sucll as icdstcads. Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cuphoards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON & BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
SumtcrvilIc, !April22, 1917. 26
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TO PLANTERS.
Dry Goods in Charleston,
So. Ca,

The subscribing is now receiving n much
larger, and more extensive Stock Of PLAN.
TERS GOODS than over before offered
consisting OF, London Duilil BLANKETS,
Heavy Drilled Do; English and Georgia
PLAINS; Welsh and American FL.AN-
NEi.S, TWEEDS; Sattinctts, Domcstics;
Caps for Servants, etc. etc, etc.
-ALSO-
a large assortment Of RICH FANCY
GOODS; Silks, Merinos, Dclains, Cling
hams, Prints, Cloths, C~assilneres, Linens,
Gloves, Hosiery, Iaces, &c. Also, n great
variety of SilAWI.S, MantiIlas, Visettcs,
Elegant French Brocho Sllnwls and Vi
scttcs.
Most Of our Planters Goods arc direct
'mporta'ions, and VIC feel confident in saying
that we arc able to offer greater induce.
mcnts, as TO Price and quality Of our Goods,
than any house in the City.
w. G. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 Kin.-Strcct.
Sept. Is Al Bun
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TEMPERANCE q

f,i,tGd The undersigned would respectfully
In;,aaHsY inform the public that ir has taken
sSy|sshSshf. The l,ous,. we'll known ~ the ..CROSS
mr. formerly kept by Mr.. Win. Mckniu,
III the town of Camden where iir i. prepared to
accommodate travellers. anu huirirrs nj rr,.
soIthlc prices. Those who desire. Ia feel the
same quiet abroad rs 1T li",lc, are invited to
give him II call.
Travellers accommodated for n single night.
ana breakfast Ill Inn" lr tire ears in Ut" morn
'i'S, III moderate c!iargrS. J. Il. +. BOONE.
-, Proprietor.
Feb. is 1850, Ii If
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South carolina Dist.

Whereas | have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary of said DISTRICT of tho
personal property as dcrelict of John
Tanks late Of Sum,crvillc decd; and
avail myself of this method to notify ali
persons indebted to the decd to make i'm.
mediate payment to Mr.. l.. b. Hanks, my
Agent GIN this particularly and those hav-
ing demands against deed will hand them
IN duly atlcstcd according to law.
w. LEWIS, o. $. d.
Aug. ID 1850 III If
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az" Wise ia Tiunr.-'TIS FOLLY
TO DEFER, AFFLICTED READ

~ ~ .. Ir' NTs.tI-
Thousands are suffering from disease from
which there is no diilicully III being pcrnn.
ncrily and speedily relieved, provided tho
righ, means be used. AS every vice has It's
own punishment, so il would srem every
disease has us remedy. This il true, and there
IL uulhing IN this lie mora certain than that
the AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most
speedy and certain remedy for all diseases Of
a delicate character, known TO The world.
Adapted 10 every stage OF the disease, sex aud
20 Constitution. at all tunes and seasons, there is
no fears oi exposure, detention from business
nor restriction III diet; from The certain aud
speedy ~rrlictlt gives. il ls now the most popu~
lar remedy Of the day. Ten Thousand cases
have bc"n cured ciicc,ually by it during the
past year Prepared by a practical physician
the afflicted can rely with confidence on lis
curative powers over discusses Of this charac-
Ter. FuI! directions accompany caci, bottle.
~ CAuTION.-ask for the american
compound and purchase only Of the agents
Price | so.
For Sale by p. NJ. Cohen Charleston,
Bontright & Mot Columbia; Il, De Hay
Camden and by the principal Druggist in all
tho County towns throughout the State:
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MNNAGN,

The subscriber will rent for the ensuing yea
on reasonable terms, The residence of tho late
ID. +. Wylcs, Esq. in Staicburg.-On tho pre-.
misses arc a comfortable Dwelling House and
all necessary Buildings. with about Twenty
Acres of Land attached there to, containing a
complete Tan Yard in full operation.
NJ. a. WYLES, Adm'.r.
Statcburg, 1st January, 1850. 10 If
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AT TIE
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 100 ArHl, 81, Es!silndcID7,ia.
PREPARED ny
DIR. G. M. JACKSON,

Nh 90 a-,5 q. sPsyvR:
49,
Thar lo~Cr orcr he "borr discusses rs not err
GHch' y '9""hc1, hH"iH "'h'T Pr'i"r6iion IA TIE
'h""n .>M''S, as ne '"i'S nNrS'. ~ Mn".Y ru#cs
"'mr S"'bmi phHS'c'"nS h"d .f",''d.
lrsc B,itcrs are worthy the attention Of in
rh!ids. Possessing grra, virtues IN the rcciitica-
ton OF diseases at The Liver and lesser glands,
exercising me most searching powers IN weak
ness ana hii"cii"h 81 Inc digestive organs, they
are, "iihai, sa'c. certain ana pleasant:
kf.ND NM ~. CONVINCED
titAS. ROBINSON. ESQ. Easion, Md. in q
ic'trr T." ilr. Jackson. Jan. =. lN10. said
NY vile AMI myself have received more ben
clit rom your medicine than any other we pave
ever taken for the D.yspy"m and Lircr disrns". :
"iIiE IENrn LEGION. published at Wood
STOCK, Va. january III. POO. said
~ Gkf.\I "Mt.DhtlNE.'
we nave uniformly rrlriincd rom recon-
incn.iiits I" lh,' Flbiicany OF the various Patent
.'i''iicincs ut iiI. day, unless thoroughly con-
WINGED "i Their value Among ihnsc We cunsid-
CT worthy "t n"'lc" Is the GcrhlT" Hnrrs. in
vented ~ Dr: n"ohnHf. and prepared Ivy DR..
Jackson. IN lhiln,!clphin. One Instance in
lnri!"!lIr. III winch Tia, superior virtues of this
n,r'!tcIIir have been tested, has fallen under our
ol'Scrvu'ioti. During the last Summer. 4 sen of
MIR. AHRAHAM CRAniiI.. Of this county, WINS
very seriously afflicted with Liver complaint.
ana after Trying N VAIN various rcInrC!irS, H..
purchased Il l,ut,lr of,lc Ki,'c>. and after us
"ns -, H. ~ ,""r, 'r.nHHa o. " "is''rss,is
r..,"r. 49, i, :, I" - " ,'''' y" WI" ''
WE,n EIinT,IG"r rC,,- r,,,rc
JruGy NJ. VI. NouI, = ,,.n, L.,oon will, r,.o,
scientific and literary uiininm.,,s sail IN his
..rrw YonE WErHLy Nr.srIcrn "hu,n.
nv G. 1850.
.sDr. UoorI,Xp,s CrRN,> R,rrrrs-
Here j. II prrparn::ou Which ll, Ir,J;ur ur,.ss,s
in tn. Union au;car In IL, Unanimous il, re-.
! commencing. n,itl the reason i. ohyiors. /, *
made after n l,rcscrin,iun furnished hy one of,h,.
most celebrated PHYSICIANS of modern times.
the late DR.. tiiri~,ophrr Wilhelm uonnond.
Professor Ia IN, University Of Jena. Private
Physician To The King of rrr~sin. and one Of
the greatest medical writers Germany has ever
produced. He Was cmphaiicnllv III" enemy ut
h~umh"g. and therefore II medicine Of which Ia.
was The inventor and r]nl"rsrr may lc CONT
hrrli!y rrii"'! on. II" specially recommended
II III Liver t"'rrlaini. Dyspepsia, Debility,
%|"ri'%". Aci!riy OF! 'l'- Stomach. Constipation,
and al complaints ARISING, iro'n II 'i'>"r'irrrd
condition al The Stomach. the Ii.cr and the ia
i">'in"s. Nine li'lairiphia papers express
Their c"nNi"l"n 9; u, "N'cl'cnrr. and several
OF ii", r'tii"rr speak q! us .'irri" from their "wn
iii'liNrln:i -Nl"fi'!i'r. I n!rT thee cir"un-
Si.iic'>. "" ir"l warranted, not niii! III ca!liu.
ihr Alteration of "nr reader, ia The present pro-
Ir'r'"r'" Or { u. 'tck>o",, - pr"I,nrali"i,
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SUMTER HOUSE,

'fTjiMI +. MYERS. would respectable IL.
l;;,,sES1 form the citizens "i Sumirr>ili,. and
fNGIS.h me surrounding country tina, ir has
Jiist returned from Charleston. and has made
arrangements to receive ICE and SODA ~ 4.
FAX, "i every variety, weekly.
liz has On hand, aud will cuiI'inur IT, receive
throughout he season. Il choice. ASSORTMENT nf
Wines and torhials. C"nfrc,ionarirs. Fruli.
&c, all OF w'n"h viii hc disposed ct cheaper
IMAM was ever offered before in this place.
May 90, 1856. 30 #
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

AAS @1AS SS1H4A 1lSALlN
Jauadice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Disease Of
the Ridncys,
and alt
Diseases Ir1s.
ing from q Disorder
eat Ltrcr or Stomach,
such as Constipation, IN
ward Piles. F'"lh1css, orblood
to tic Head, Icidity Of the Sto.
mach, Nausea, Hrartdmu, Dis
.gust for FOOD, E'"lluess or wciyht IN
tie Stomach, Sow M,uctations,
&inhi"g or Fluucyiny at the
Pit Of the Stomach. Smim-
mingcf the Hcdd, UuHic1
ond d!Nicuh Brcathiay,
.N"tter1ng at the Heart,
Chokiny Or
SMNocafing sensations whcn IN q
Lying Posture, Dimnes$ Of
Tsion, Dots o. Webs Jc-
fore tie S:yht, Ecrcr
dhd dHW pan IN the
Hcad, Deficiency
Of Perspuration
IcUoWncSs
Of the
Skin and Eyes, Pain
IN the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, Sc, Sudden Flu$hcs
Of Heat, Burning IN tie Flesh,
Constant ima.yini"gs Of Eei2, and
Great Depression Of Spirits, can be
EFFECTUAILI CURED BY
EbEe. E9 saDTUANE s,S
Celebrated GrrlnH.n EBitterS,
nIIIrNNIn NJ
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which onclusively proves that
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR. LANDS, a CLERGYMAN

of Now Jersey, OF distinguished attachments and exalted
reputation =
SipNrr, New Jersey. July II, Ia4s.
Dr. A. II. CnRrsriE-Dcar Sir: You " ish To- know of
mo what has been the result in my own case. Of the
application OF TIE GALNANlC BELT y NECK.
LACE. My reply is Us follows:
For about iren'y years had been suffering ,inm
nor could obtain permanent relief from any cou,sc
OF medical treatment whatever. About FOURTEEN years
since: III consequence Of frequent cNIr,uic Ia the
weather, ~ the discharge al my pastoral duties. ]
became subject To n severe Chronic Rheumatism, which
Tor year after year, caused ne indcscrihniic anguish
quencc Of preaching a great deal in my own and
various other churches in this region, | was attacked
by the Bronchitis, which Sonn became so severe us
20 require an immediate suspension of my pastoral
lapors. My nervous SySt,m uds nOiu thoroughly yro,.
frdfed, and Us my Bronchitis became worse, SO also did
my Dyspepsia aud Rheumatic affection thus e, inc ing
tint these disorders were connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous system In the
whole p!iurntacopuia there seemed 20 lie no remedial
agent which cou!! reach AMI IccupcEtc my Nervous
system every thing that had tried! for this purpose hal
completely failed. Al last | was led by m, friends To cx.
su!ne hopes oi their efficiency ! determined Ia try the
eHect OF the application Eche ,iALvhH SIC EElr AMI
NiiHGiCF- with me MAGNETIC FLUID. This " az
IN juno, 1885. To MY GREAT ASJuNisiIMr>T, ~ Ino
PAYS hf DrSrtrSit nan G"Nf ~ EIciIr p.i- Wa.
tHAnihp 10 HEsrME sly PASTORAL i,uonS non ,nr |
BhoScifirIs; ASp sY NurUM,lIc .rrrcro> "a, ~.
TIRELr CEASED u" rEousLT M. Such is the wonder.
ial and happy results o.! the c> erimrn
s& ! nave recommended the REL and FLUID To MANY
who have been likew isc SUITE ring from N.ura!yIr ,nr,:.
Hons They have tried them, VIM Marry nr,ulr,
BELIEVE, ~ ErrKY rtSE.
am, dear sir, very especially yours.
- IlDBEilT ", lA\DIY
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
NECKI.H CE

u used for all complaints affecting the Threat or Head.
suchHs Bronchitis, inflammation OF the / hioat, Ncr, uus
and Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, BuzHing ar Jtoating in the FatS, peaiucss.
which is generally Nervous, und that distressing com.
pluint, called Tic DoloIcux.
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MOTNSS.

The subscriber has Removed his FtRNI-
TIRE AREltOOM /" MIR A. Moses new
building (up.siairsl where he viii keen con.
stanlIy Oh hand, II general nssorilnrih Of Fur.
Sr~ss.--~-sy-s niiurr, consisting IN part Of
= S&AIuM.isSsSsssH Dressing Bureaus. Plain and
EzS1nfGtJ5 Marble Top, Sofas nul Di.
vans, Foot Stools. nromnns, Wnrdrohcs, plain
and Mahogany, Candle stands. Dining. Tea
and Work Tables, Centre do; turlrh Maple
high and low post licdstrnos. Mahogany do. ::
Office, Sitting, Nursing and Rocking Chairs Of
every description.
Furniture made and repaired a, the shortest
notice.
Plain md Mahogany Collins furnished To or.
der.
The subscriber is prepared to furnish, Blinds,
Sash and Doors at Charleston Prices.
liz will continue his WORK. SHOP NJ the
Old Stand, whore ali orders in his line will be-
punctnnlly attended to.
DAM. S. SARGENT.
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DIR. CHRISTIE's
GALVANIC

Are lonnd OF vast service in cases of con,ul,ions or MS,
spnsmndic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head and upper eXtrcmitics. Also in Palsy ard
Paralysis, and oil diseases caused by u lei icncy of lowe r
or Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs of IN.
body. N
o. Many hundred Certificates from nil parts Of tho
country. OF the most extraordinary character can be
given, il required.
&C. No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use of
pr. CIIRISTIES G.1LJ.lNIC .IRTICLES, and
they may be worn by tho most feeble and delicate, with
perfect case ami safety. In many cases tho sensation
attending their uso is highly pheasant and agreeable.
They cun be sent to any pnIt of the country.
Prices:
Tho Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
QU- The articles are accompanied by full and plain
directions: Pamphlets with full particulars may be had
OF the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
0G- Bs,sdre Of Connterf,ts and Worihiess Imitation.
.. q. MOREIHEAD, M. d,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l32 Broadway, New York.
" Tor snle in Sumlcrville, ). G.. by DR.. II.
s. MELLETT, authorized Agent and by
Druggists generally in South Carolina.
Aug. 20, 1890, al cowfly
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Charleston to NeW-YGrk,

ltiE MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, $. G.,
LEAVING the Wharf at the fu, of
~lanrcns-st. daily at 3, n. m. ate. the
arrival OF the Southern cars, vi, VIII
MlNGTON, and WELDON, ~. {. Pc
TERSBUNG, RICHMOND. to WASH
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PIIILADEI-
PIliA. aud y. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
and arc navigated by well known and cypc-
rienccd commanders, and The railroads are
IN fine order. thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. y THROUGH TICKET
having already bccn in operation will be
continued on and after The frs, Of Oct.
1910, ~ a permanent arrangement, from
Charleston to New York. Passengers
avaIling themselves thereof, will have the
option either To continue without DELAY
through the route or otherwise. to stop at
any oi the intermediate points, renewing
the seats on the line To suit their conyc-
nIcncc. BY this route travellers NAV
reach New York on the third day during
business hours. Baggage will be ,ickc,cd
on hoardthe Steamer To Weldon, as like
wise on TIA" change O! cars. at the inicrInc-
date points from thence To y. York
Through Tickets $50 each, can alone be
had from T., WINSIOW, Aucn, of the
Wilmington and Raleigh II. r. Company,
at the office of the Company ZOO, OF l.ai-
rcns-street, to whom please apply. For
other information inquire of
l.. &. DUNCAN,
Atthc American Hotel, Charleston S. C..
iiay . O5 Iy
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Read This ESOD.>.

IA" 'ninahl" adv ice and impressive warning
" "iNr>. VIII pr vent Years "f misery ami suffer.
crius i'nd ave annually Thnrl>nmi~ of Live.
'"r-n'H,h 10y reading II viii Learn, ,u"w lu pre-
\'n' IN" destruction q; Ih",r children.
TX \ remittance "i =, cent enclosed u y
Iettrr, addressed Ia Or. kI\kEiIN y "
conner of THIRD \ UNION Streets hrIv.ru
'>ir"'r y Pine. PIIli.ADi:IPlIiA viii en-.
S"Fr II poor, under envelope. per return nf mail.
FIFTEEN YEARS
ct extensive and uninterrupted practice sI~n,
IN ihiS city hay" rendered Or. X. ihr mosir.pprt
ana successful practitioner far ana near, ~ the
treatment oi all diseases ~ "a private ,n,Ir,-.
tcfH"nN afflicted with ulcers upon the hoJv
thf"'i, ar legs. pans ia The head or imurs. u,.r.
'"rl.h rIr'lnh'isin, structures. gravel. diSrns,
'fiNin" from youthful cS'c>sr~ or luurr,tirs nf
ne blood, whereby ii. CuuiiiIiiun has hccrm,
riiir"''l'i, "6r nlt ircni.,i " iii success.
lie "t" pieces hI!Isrli under tIr. ear, nf nr
*, may r"liglnI~iy cuntuir ~ i,s honor a. :,
"'n'l"nh'n. and confidently rely upon i.is ..iU
n.a liiy-irIan "
u < Prrs"n> ~ a distnmc,, may ,llr>s l,y
D.! i'.'i"r. u"r"; In.ri. and be- rtrrd :t nam.
rAtk AtE.S at MEDICINES, DIRECT
oiNS. "c.. forwarded. hy sending a remittance.
and nnI nL secure from DAMAGE OR CJKI.
* Booksellers. News Arrurs. rrdl,r,
I hi'hSScrs. and all others supplied vlIl, ,h,.
above WORK at very low rates.
Feb -, 1880. Ii X
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'' information. on IA" in!irmiii"> aud diseases
oi lhc t'"I"raiiNc Organs. II addresses itself
AIN" Ia lblTIi. MANHOOD and Old AGE.
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Dankin's Celebrated
ESAH"TE;ESN
HcntECsRscNS measures Ia.
ken and Shirts Bnadc 10
order al short notice.
ALSO FOR SAIL

ALSO FOR SALE
UNDER SHlRTs AND DRAWERS OF Cotton
Silk, Cotton, WOODEN and other desirable
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts,
Suspendcrs, Half Hose, Gloves, Crava,s
and Hankcrchicis, (rcady hcmmcd.) Stocks
Opera Ties, Canes, Umbrellas, Soap, Per
invcry. And a great variety OF other
goods suitable for Gentlemen.
" The prices at this Establishment
are moderate and uniform-and the husi-
ness so conducted as to secure the custom
OF those who onco purchase from us.
Oct. ,, 1850 80 tf
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Brown, Lee & Co,

and Harness..
June - tf
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Negro Shoes.

The subscribed has made arrangements for
The manufacture Of from Four 10 Five thousand
PAIRS OF III" above article by the FALL. For
rricTSnr" ar to quality. lie would respectfully
felrr persons VIII" may hc disposed TO pure hasr
OF him, /" those who pairunizc,i him last wear.
y Ia price. ir vii! guarantee them Us low az
can ho afforded.
May 30 2tf J. MORGAN.