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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
rs1o MI persons afflicted with Sexual nls.
ansr-' such as Spesmsiorrh@a. seminal
Iy.akness. Impotence, Gonorrlua, elect,
s.nh,lis. he vice Of Onani~n, 80 Sell
Abuse. SC &C
YhE HOWARD ASo ciATiON.
In view Of he awful destruction Of human
ngs canscl nv sexual diseases, and the de-
commons praeliced upon the unfortunately VIC.
inns N such disca-ss by Qnacks. have ~
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l,abe act. worthy al their name, 70 give
nrp,cAL ADVICE GRATIS. 10 al persons 'ne'
afflicted. who Apply ny letter, wan ofssr n
ton 81 their cordilon, Gage, occupa'iou
HABITS of lite, Seq and ID care Of extreme
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MEDICINES FnEE or cH RICE
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HE highest medical skill ci te sc, -
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vuVO all persons afflicted with Sexual n'r,
enses. such as Speemalorrh9a, seminal
r..akness. Impotence, Gonnrrhua, elect,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-19

ANOTHER CURE FoR CoNsuMpTIoN-
The French physicians are at present inter-
ested in new treatment for consumption,
introduced by Dr. J. F. Churchill, an A
merican physician in Paris. DR. ChurchilRs
theory Of consumption is, that it is owing 10
an undue waste or an insufficient supply Of
phosphorus in the system. .-..,,,,,s>..
To supply this want he administers The
hypophospbates of lime and soda, in doses
of from five to twenty grains daily in, . small
quantity of sveetened water. In paper BY
him before the Academy of Medicine at
Paris, he gave an account Of forty-one cases
treated in this way with success. He insists
that the cure of consumption in the second
and third stages Cat a period consequently
when there can be no uncertainty as to the
nature of the disease) can be obtained in all
cases by this treatment, except when the ex-
isting lesion of the lungs is of itself sufi-
cient to produce death. He also says that
these substances have not only curative ef-
feet, but will if used wherever there exists
8 ssuspicion Of the disease, prevent its dsyei.
opment, and thus act as q preservative with
regard to consumption, just as vaccination
does with regard to small pox.
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G.. W. KING, : Co
T. AUSTIN.

On motion the report of the said Committee was
adopted.
Bro. Townsend asked a dispensaton from the
Grand Division, for Due West Division, No. 81.
to allow them to elect minor brothers as W. P.
W. A. and T., in conformity with Art. 8. sec. 9,
of the constitution of Subordinate Divisions. The
dispensation was granted.
1t was moved, that Bro. Cordero, G w. A.,
(residing in Columbia be requested to keep on
hand supply of Grand Division Regalia, for sale
to the members. Motion adopted,
Bro. Summer submitted the following resolu-
tions which were adopted,
sion be returned to the members of Williamson
Division, for their kind reception and entertain.
meut Of this body during the present session.
Resolued, That the Grand Division also tender
their thanks to the said Division, for procuring
the use of the Female Academy, in which the
Grand Division h"ld their meetings
Bro. s.. s. McCully offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted.
IssolUsd, That the thanks of the Grand Division
are due, and are hereby rendered to the several
R. R. Companies, that have kindly agreed to re.
turn the delegates from this meeting free Of
charge!
On motion, it was Resolved, That the charters
of Fidelity Division, No. 81, and Tiger River, No.
SO. be declared forfeited.
Bro. M. Puckett offered the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted.
Rs:olpsd, That the thanks of the Grand Divis
lon be returned to the Williamson Band, for the
very agreeable manner in which they have entain.
ed US with music.
On motion, it was resolved, that the proceed
ings Of this meeting be published in the "YoRK
VILE ENQUIRER" and that 10 copies be sent to
tho Gsaad sSrbe, three to The WiAia1stoH Raod,
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WILLIAM D. COOK. G.. S.
Tribute OF Respect.

Alta regular meeting of Wateree Division, No.
8, Sons of Temperance, held on Thursday evening
last, the following Preamble and Resolutions, Of
fered by Brother Thos. ]. Warren, were passed
unanimously by rising vote:
The members Of Wsteree Division, No. 9. Sons Of
Temperance, having:heard with painful regret, Of
the death of our much esteemed sntbel eloved Broth
er, Past Grand Worthy Patriarch, W. Thurlow
CASTOR feel that the 8isitatjon is one peculiarly
painful, and whilst we would eudeayor to bow
with humility and submission to the will Of Him
who is the Maker Of US all, would mingle our
tears of regret with those of his afflicted family
and friends, and offer them In this their hour Of
distress and painful visitation, our kindest sym
pathies and coincidence.
In him, "the cause of all mankind had warm
and noble defepder-sver seslous in doing good,
and faithful to his vows, he exhibited in o truly
consistent christian character. the cardinal vr-
tues Of our noble rder,-Love, Purity and Ffdeli-
y.
Resolved, That in the death of P. G.. ". p, ".
Thurlow CASTOR, this Division and the cause Of
Temperance has lost one Of its truest, best, snd
noblest friends and supporters, and the cause Of
Religion and morality an unwavering and faithful
friend.
Resozued, That in the life and character of our
deceased Brother, we have had noble example Of
practical christian benevolence, which assures us
that he was ever faithful to his vows and preserved
uusullied on his part the reputation Of our glorious
order
RESOLVED, That page in our Record Book be
dedicated to bis memory and that the seat Of our
w.P be drsped in mourning for 80 days as
token of our affection and regard for our deceased
Brother.
Resoiusd, That o: copy of this Preamble and
these Resolutions, be- forwarded by our r. g., to
his afflicted family, assuring them Of our kindest
sympathy in this, their sudden and mournfal visi-
tntion
Resolved. That these proceedings be published
in the Camden Journal and that the YorkciUc En-
quirtr be requested to copy.
WIN. WALLACE: RS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-19

ONE CAsE.-Many people are heard 10
doubt whether in any event the submsrias
telegraph would be of any great beneft.--
Here is case in point:
On the 18th of June, 1872, our Govern.
.ment declared war against Great Britain
We had many causes of complaint against
Great Britain but one Of the most pron,i-
nent and palpable was based on her ordes
in Council, by which our trade with the
Continent had been most outrageously hs-
rassed and crippled. Those Orders in Goua.
Gil had been repealed before Be declared
War, though the fact was unknown and un-
suspected here. Had It been known-in
other words, had the Atlantic Telegraph then
existed-it is quite probable says the New
York Tribune, that War would not have been
declared, that further negotiations would
have been had, and an amicable redress Of
grievances attained, saving to each country
thousands of precious lives and hundreds
ofmillious of dollars. What has been, may
again Columbia Gaardias.