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EscnuiIfY Home.

II is the duty Of man to adorD and
bcautify his home; for every man will
be what his most cherished thoughts
and feelings are, and those thoughts and
feelings will receive impress aud color
from the character Of his habitual sur
roundIucs. The business man or the
professional man, who is thrown into
hourly contact with human beings wan
ting souls--wiih fraud, chicanory aud
dishonesty, blunH or loses the finer
feelings of hiss nature, his thoughts are
ma,crialzed, and he is degraded. Cut
such Z man of from the gentler inhu-
cuccs and kinder mnistrations Of home,
or send him to dreary, filthy. rcpulsiye
home, aud you sink him to the grade
Of semi barbarian, But Let his home
be bcautifed aud adorned by the hand
oC affection, with taste, let it be in his
eyc the loyeliest spot on earth, and his
aspirations will be elevated, his enjoy
mcuts refined and yirtuous, his impul-
ses pure and npliltcd above the humil-
jatious aud dcgmdations Of the outer
world
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Dr. w. II. WitmOr.

Has been in succtssful practice for number
Of ycara with the experience pi the different
hospitals In Eurppo, alfp a member ni The An
alyticai Medical iusututc ri Nca York cuutin.
ucs 10 attend ip all professional cafr7 al has ui
fee No G2s filhort Street Philadelphia.
No airnt Medicine are used ~ rctnm-
mrndrd the remedies administered arr turty
which will not break down tie constitution bat
rcnovair The systrm from all iniHfies it has rus-
tanned from mineral mrdiriues aud leave The
sr.tom in healthy aud perfectly cured con
diiiun.
DYSPEPSIA that dhtrerine di.casc and f,u
destroyer Of hralih and happiness, undormin-
ing the constitution and yearly carrying thuu-
sands to uuiimcly graycs, ram most cmrhaucai
Is be cured
Melancholy, Alteration that state ri Alirua.
ton aud wrakners Of The mind which rcndcrr
porsous incapable ~ enjoying The plrnsutss or
performing the duties ui life.
RuEruAriss. tn any form NJ condition, chron-
mic or acute warranted cufahlc. =,
rriLLrxY, or falling sickness, all chronic .r
stubborn cascs ui
FEMALE DISEASES,
radically removed Salt Rheum and every
description ut alterations Piicr aHd scfuiulQut
diseases which have bafllcd all pre-, ious medical
skill, can b. cured by my treatments and do
say oil disrasrs. yCs foSsrNprI1s can be cured
hy wearing my Mcdcatod Jacket. which n b.
prOt"c tipn ~ The lungs agaigst al changes NJ
weather in all climates, Having Investigated for
years the cause and character If intatmittcnts
ifcvcr and agucl In all parts Of the United
States will cure permanently Rli r. onic ~ acute
case. Of ague nervous discascs Ia fcw days
CoBror Cured rihom hc knife or Drow,pg
Biood.
Tape Worm that dread to tho llnmnn Family
for wears. can be removed with tWu or three
doses Of my newly discovered remtry, warrau-
ted in al cascs. Generalization IN the English
and German Language. free II charge VIII
make visiis any distance " drared MAY be-
addressed by letter lcnntdcndally} aud Mcdi.
cine sent with proper directions to any part of
the country.
OFFICE-No, 92s Filbcft s. Phia.
June lily.
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The Burini OF eur Dead.

Tho following admirable verses were write
by kcntuckian, IN connection. VIC bcIier
with the cntombment Of the remains OF The hel
lucky soldiers who fell In Mexico.
The mufIlcd drums sad roll has beat
The soldier'sla tattoo;
No more on lifc's parade shall meet
That brave and fallen few.
On Famc's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents arc spread,
And glory guards with solemn round
The birouae of the dead.
No rumor If the foes advance
Now swclls upon the wind;
No troubled thoughts at midnight hsunts
Ofloved onc'slcft behind;
No vision II the morrow's strife
The warriors dream alarms
No braylng horn, nor screaming hfc,
Al dawn shall call to arms.
Their rhivcrcd swords are red With rust
Their rlumcd bcads are bowed,
Their naughty banner trailcd in dust
l. nov their martial .hroud;
Aad plcntcups funeral tears have washed
The rcd stains from each brow,
And their proud forms 10 baInr ga,hcd
Are free frum anguish now.
Tho ncighipg ,,ced, the na,hiug blade,
The irumpct- stirring blast
Tho charge, The dreadful canH1nadc,
The din and shout are ga.ti
For war. Wild note, nor glory peal,
Shall thrill with force delight,
Tbosc bFessis that never more mas feel
The raptarc Of ibc dght.
Liko The dread southern hurricane
That fWccps be broad plaisaa
Finshcd with The tfiumrh yet "a gain,
Game down the scfried foe,
Oar horses fglt the ,hook and leapi
To meet ihrn on ihe plata,
And long she plying sky hslh scPt
Above enr gallant slatu.
Som ~ gar ennsrcratei ground
" musi not slumbcf there
whrfe stranger tsys and tonRue rcfoubd
Along the hcodlcss air
Your ouu proud lands heroic soil
Shall bc youF hitter grave,
She eiauas from War hi' richest spoil
The ashca of hcr bTavei
So cath thrif Parsn, tart they rvsi,
Fer from ihe Rory ncid
Borne - spartan mothers breast,
On many bloody shield
Tho runshinc of fhcir native sky
smIIrs rHily on thrm hefe,
And kiHdrrd heart sud ewes uatrb by
The hrfor 'rrulthrr.
Rett on rslbslmed aud ,alnsrd dad
Dear q. ihr blood 90 gave
80 inTious fopbteps here sbail tread
Tho heritage ~ youf grave
Nur shall your glory b. forgot
While Fauir her record keep,
o. homer points the ihilavcd spot
Where Nalor proudly sletTr.
lon msfblr minstrel toIerlfss stone,
ie drzn,iess soHgs shall ,fIl,
Wbrn nary q ,snished age bath HpuR
Tho siprs how ye folli
Nnr wreck, Has chaaEc, not WiAlrts blight
Nor Tiur's trmurf.less dram,
shall din onr rsJ ~ holy iiEb,
That eild' your Flafiaa' ,amh
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
X. 1856. l.
THE GRE1T zING.iRI BITTERS


- HIS WONDERFUL REMEDY was discoy-
cred and introduced about twenty wears
ago by DR.. 5. Chcopsus, an eminent Egyptian
physician.
fIe had long seen and felt the want Of some
remedy which would strike at the root Of die
ease, and so prevent much OF the suffering
which the human family was then compelled TO
endure.
The great question was presented to lis mind
every day in vivid cOlOrs rs lac moved among
the sick and dying, and observed the ineiiicien-
cy OF nearly all the remedies then in use. Thus
he was lead To think and experiment and after
ten wears of study and labor, he presented to
his fellow man the wonderful Iingari Bitters
The effect of this preparation In the prevention
and cure of disease, was so marvellous and as
tonishing, that the most flattering marks Of
royal favor were bestowed upon him who dis
covered H. His name was placed upon the
Roll Of Mobiles. and gold medal with the fol-
lowing incript0n-Dr \, Cheopsns the Public
Bcnefactor--was presented TO him by the Vice
roy.
Ihe preparation has been used In several
epidemics Of cholera both ~ preventive and
curative measure, and with such great success
that il has been introduced into nearly all the
general hospitals Of the old world.
The old saying that an ounce Of prevention
Il worth a pound OF cure, applies with marvel
lous force to cholera and therefore any remedy
that will protect ~ against this terrible disease
should be freely and pcrsistently used.
All paiholngisis now agree that the cholera
poison acts on the systein through the blood,
and that any combination which acts sn The
cxcrctory organs, aud kccpa them In working
ORDER must prevent sufficient accumulation
Of the poison 10 exert it, terrible ciiccis on the
organism. Thi. l. true not only of cholera, but
Of nearly all other naadics, especially the dc
ferent forms Of frvcrs.
The Zingari Bittcts il just such remedy aS
the above conditions require. it acts cn the
organs NJ cxcrction aud secretion, keeping up
u perfect balance between them. This Bittcrs
Is composed entirely Of roots ma. herbs, ~
nicely concocted that every organ is acted upon
and put in tone. u taste Il pleasant and it,
effects prompt and lasting
Numerous eases uf the following diseases
have been cured by "a; Cholera. Diafrhrh
Typhoid aud Tvphus Fever, Fever, Agne, Nor-
yous Debility, Anacnia, feualr Irrrgulali;ira,
Dyspepsia, Fla,ulcncy. Collie. Scroiula, &c.
Price. one dollar per quart bottle.
Principal Depot At the Walnut street Wharf
llarrisburg Pa.
Sold by Drugghy fIotclkerrcr. & Groccrs.
+. RATHER,
June 2s.--lyr. Sole Proprietor.
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CAUTION!

Tho above Remedies have nuu been before
The Public many trsrs, and C,rir great rsrrcss
in lhr aiir1 iatieu - lui1au 5Uisrrv has ekcitah
ihe Cupidity ef several parties. vho usr the
namc "SpcgiGe riils." copy my labcls, tifoii-
lars and adYeftsemrnb. sonrtjues word for
word, and put up pnflllrss ,nrupnsud- tlaf
dirappoiht thc just expectations 81 tho purthascr
n you cannot pufchhsr UEfL'f sirgrir BFs4
rrtfs ~ youf Druggist, take 90 other, bai srnd
The iu"nry direct to
bn. JANIS BRYAN.
r"nsHltug Fh1ficiau,
$40 Bfaadway, AcN York
ard you viii receive them hy retain oC maH.
post paid. aud free fi,m Dbaerysnou
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"In the first place." said Pat, 81 hit
him an internal wallop on the side oftho
head, which missed him; thin | gave
him another with t'othor hand in the
same spot precisely and, LASTLY | let
me fut follow me lists, aud, be me soul,
while | was doing it, the ugly baste but
ted mo claneaeross the street into the
canal Och, but for that blow how |
would have whaled the ugly devil, =
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sni,uiifnfe fnr siuffcr.

The Baltimore Gppcr says "a lady
who Is famous housckoepcr recon-
mends an economical plan for making
cakes without butter, which may be OF
use to our hdy readers Take a pie
Of fat pork, melt il down aud strain it
through piece Of coarse, thin muslin.
Setit aside until cold It's then white
and frm, aud then may be used like
buttcr ia any kind Of cake In pound
cake she assures as it isdelicious She
says after one trial she never used but
tor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-06

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gaaette gives the following estimate Of
the quantity of corn that will be produ-
ced the present year:
New England, New York and New
Jersey. 9S,94S, $50 bushels Pennsyl.
yania, Maryland, Delaware Virginia,
North Carolina and South Carolina,
12s. .998 ,249 bushels. Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan-
sas and Texas, l47, ,425,726 bushels
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin
Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas, 55O,627 !
E943 bushels.
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BARGAINS! Bargains! /!

ATJ.L. REIFSNIDERS.-- --4Oc0yds. Calico,
- $500 yds. assorted latest styles ladies Dress
Goods, 5000 yds. Mems Ware, 5000 yls. Domcs-
tics, with full assortment of everything sold
out of n large and well regulated Sto,e Tie
above stock was bought before the late alvancc
Inducements offered. Jhe 7.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-06

A young preacher who had just star
ted in his travels as an itinersnt, was
one eycniue holding forth on the Del
uge. and after describing the manner in
which Noah built the Ark, aud filled it
with animals Of every kind, by pairs,
closed mp in solemn tone thus /: You
must knaw, my dear hearers, that it was
an arduous task for Noah aud his sons
to get pqir ot tehales into he Ark,"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-06

Take equal parts of common salt and
gunpowder and moisten them with
strong vinegar, and apply the same to
the sting of q bee or wasp, or even the
bite Of snake (saying nothing of gnat?
&c. and you need go no farther for
remedy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-09-06
M A p Z S
NIT R 0 G { NIz { D
Super Phosphate,
Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.


Composed of finely ground Carbonizcd bones,
T.ont.injpa over serenty per cemt Of phosphate
~ i;me0 dissolved In Snlphuric Acid, mixed
u;.h a. .ouaI weight of Dried Blood and other
heterogeneous animal matter, all reduced to
FINE row Err,
Fosn;.g Highly Concentrated, Eg,cf'rs az"
Lasting Manure.
The great advantage Of this super Phosphate
of Lime over others consists in the fact that MI
op IT. being arailable in the soa as PiG'''
Il becomes entirely converted into crops. WINE
tbe Surer Phosphate made from mineral phos.
phatic Guano and mineral pbosphatcs, instead
Of from bones, are available only 10 ne eric"'
th.t thoy have been rendered soluble by the
action of the sulphuric acid the rcmnining pnr-
lions according 10 Prof Noolcker ana othrf
high authority, being in too ihSofHt'c eoh"i'
tlon 10 be of any value 10 the crop.
This fertilizer has been sncccsdn'ly nsed
throughout the Southern aud Northern states
dsriHg the past fifteen years .,,.,.
eoutAining testimonials from prominent Mary
land farmers who have used thls fho-Phato on
Corn, Potatoes, Wheat, etc.
Mapes ImproUed Super phosphate,
introduced lslo.
Ey.,y barrel warranted " contain from Sir
sss~ 10 f,senty-f'Oo per cent 2( S'tub'e ne fho'
pksts of Lsms. 49,,
mi, brand differs from the Nitrogenizcd des
~vibsd above, chiefly in the absence "i Dricd
blood and other animal matter, and II more 60
pssiAIty adapted for wheat on land requiring
osly tho addition Of 'oiHb, phosphate'
Having taken tho General Agency ht ialh-
more for the sale of these celebrated ieruiizcrs,
Ib.s 10 call the attention NJ my friends and
s,,,otners TO the above advertisement.
Beiap fully satisfied that the competition OF
thssr fsttilissrs Is strictly in arcprdenec Win
the formulas published in the pamphlet ana
are eatirely free from any adultcration' take
pleasure In recommending them TO all Mary
land Farmers who want reliable and permanent
msnures.
Price, ESQ per ton---packcd y barrels about
$50 lbs. each. or new bags 100 lbs. each.
Liberal discounts allowed to dealers, and
par.phlets furnished in any quantity, free OF
expense Orders promptly filed by
II. M. MACDONALD,
General Agent for
NhPEy sUPER-PH0SPHATE or LIME co.
Cor. HsEidsrry's Wharf and Pratt St
TTMORE.
Dealer in Fertilizers, Flour, Grain, Seeds, etc
aple-em.
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IRisnGALLANTRY-An Irish coach
man, driving past some harvest fields
during summer, addressing a smart girl
engaged in sheaying, exclaimed; AR
rah, me darling, wish | was in jail for
stealing ye!
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Butter and lard should not be kept
in the same apartment with kerosene,
as all fats readily absorb and retain
odors and the fiue aroma Of butter may
thus be seriously injured.
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A story IS told Of native Of the
"green isle Of Erin" who with a neigh
Dor had just landed from an emigrant
ship. Noticinga n brass button on the
sidewalk, he picked It up and, turning
to the other, exclaimed, "See here,
Jamie what fine country this is, to be
sure, where you get guineas wild handles
to EN- y lie doubtless found difficult
ty in picking them mp before.
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The Gardeners IhoHtIy says that
sulphur. dibbled in their holes, is the
best thing known to drive ants FROM
their beds.
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WESTERN -,-
MARYLAND laa,
I,nu RAIL R 0 A D.
Change of Time.
: SUMMER ARRANGEENTs.

On and after MONDAY, May Dist, 1866,
the Trains will run as follows:
Edst,oard.-Leave Union Bridge at 4.45
nqA. NJ, 8 A. NJ. and 2.l0P. NJ
-'nLeave Westminster at $40 A. NJ. and
4 9.45A NJ, and 2.57 p. NJ.
.,ir Westward. Leave Baltimore at 81 A.
M, 1901 p. NJ, and $50 p. NJ.
.oaI Arrive at Westminster at ll.43 A. NJ,
8 sos P. NJ. and 500 ?. NJ.
yg1Afrive at Union Bridge at 1927 p. NJ,
s Gasp. M. and 8.42 p. NJ.
IT -. Freight Trains daily each way, Tex
cept Sunday
d hmyAn Express Freight Car leaves Cal,
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays and
Sundays at $50 7. M-but all goods toi
athet car must be delivered before 800 P. M
.5 For any information in regard to Freight'
or Cars, apply to the undersigned at West
p, II. IRWIN,
NAV 24-H Sup't.
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Bell's Specific Pills,

Price One Dollar per Box or Six Boxes for
Five Dollars also large Boxes, containing
Four Small, Price Three Dollars,
From four 10 six boAes are generally requir-
cd to cure ordinary cases Of Seminal Weakness
and Emi-sions, though benefit Is derived from
using a single box.
In Chronic cases. and particularly when I'm.
poience or Genital Debility with Nervous Prus-
tration has affected the syftem,
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II YOU require reliable tomrdy i1 Tyst1rc son.
and remove lrJrEHlafiuo. rf Oluuriiaus,
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
jos. NJ. PAnxH, Editor and Proprietor,
No. 3 CARROLL HALL

II. ADVOCATE is published every
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Sphon.
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J RATES OF ADV EN- ISINU.
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Bell's Tonic Pills

Are recommended NJ the most Elicaeious, Re.
jurinating and lnsgorating Remedy in the
world.
A Package, Price Five Dnliars, viii last a
month. and is generally sufficient
In extreme cases of Debility and lmpotenea
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars. sufficient frr month. can
De used to good advantage.
II gives strength TO the Urgsnf. and. with
the Pills, viii rrainrc titm 20 their normal
condition.
4 Pamphlet ni 100 pa2cs On thr ERRORS
or YOUTli, designed ~ q lccture and Caution
To Young Men, sent free, Ten Cent required to
pal postage.
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tho slaughter that must ensue ere these ques-
tions ahall be settled. We have small hope OF
peace. And yet was war never more foolish OF
based upon more trivial reasons. -
OuR.NEW PRESS.


As the whole communit, is looking forward to
next Fall for the coming d the business mlnen-
mum, and many of our merchants are puiiolnb
new stores or reftting old mes, and preparing -
various ways for the incretsed demand on .n0n
resources which thev exnlct, TIE NEWS, follow
ing the fashion, and coiuiding in the general
opinion is also getting ready for that important
epoch. Our senior is now in New York, making
every effort to meet the necessities of the occa-
sion, and no expense or pins will be spared TO
secure to this paper the maintenance OF Its posi-
tion as the leading journal of the State. ne"
double cylinder press, Of the latest lmproveu
patent, il in course Of construcion by Messrs ~
HOE & Co., the celebrated manufacturers OF all
kinds Of printing machines, and on the first oay
of September next The NEWS will appear en-.
larged and improved andit is to be hopeo WIZ
give increased satisfaction to the numerous
patrons to whom it is indebted for support Sc
liberal and unparalleled.
At the same time ne will commence the publlca-
,ion of Il Tri-Weekly. calculated to supply the
wants of such portions Of the State as do not en-,
joy daily mail communication with Charleston
1t is to be prepared expressly as Tri-Weehly,
and will not be a mere reprint of the daily, and
will be suited for family freside journal, when
shall always receive warm welcome in the
farmers household.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
AGE N rs .

The following are the Agents for this paper: -
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ing Agent.
!. Sns7. COLIN MuRoH1soN. General Travelling AM
COLLECTING Agent. j
stsToWNsEND 81 NORTH, Booksellers and stationera
D6lumbiafs. O. - #
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o. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. o., Madison co.., Fla
PATRICK 4 HUVEY, Macon, Georgia.
= &. A. MoKNIGET, Unionville.
n J.Y. Il. WILLIAMS. Clinton. s. O.
J. R. ALLEN. Chester @. H. 8. O.
JOSEPH Il. SEARS, "New South, Hilton Head.
", 8. LANCE, GrahamYille P. o., Beaufort, s. O.
B, r. BRADFORD, Walterboro, 8, O.
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= THAp. 0,SS.ANDREWs, orangeburg, 8. O.
j. r HERsHMAN; !. Journal oaaoe," " Camden. 3. o.
Il H. BROWN, "southerner Office" Darlington, s. O.
s. H. n. QUINN 4 BRO, Augusta, -
j. q. EsrELL, Savannah, Ga
ISAAC DAvEGA, Agent IN New York. ,s,..
Mr.. AUG. BRENTANO no. 7o3 Broadway, New York,
has always the Latest dates Of the DAY Nws, as he
does Of all the other principal Journals OF the country
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h1IhhAh4 E.4NTERTAINMENT.
1J-xELAND.

Pro-. .,..a........ ,z=
4RY ENTERTAINMENT, in Hibernian Hail, on Non.
day Eyening next, the 25th inst He wllecture upon
"Oratory, and Life in Washington in the days of the
Giants" In the Lecture he will give sketches Of CA1
HoUN, Olaf, WEBSTER, PRESTON, LEaARE, Mrs. MADi.
SON. Mrs EATON etc., with original and select readings
in illustration of the subject.
After the Lecture Professor THOMAS will read an ori.
gina PoEs1 In MSS mot yet pubshed), upon "Ireland
and her Wrongs" which he hopes will interest his
Irish friends and fellow-ctzens Some comments will
be made upon Irish character &C., before readng,the
Poem.
Tickets 80 cents to be had at the door, at the Book
stores and Periodical Depots.
Entertainment to commence at O'Clock. -
June 21
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TO RENT, &c.

NOR RENT, THAT COMFORTABLE
n RESIDENCE In The town of Summeryille, known
as Dr.. GELZER's HOUSE. lot measuring and a
quarter aores IRE or less House contains four
and pantry, with Kitchen servants rooms, carriage
house, stable, vegetable garden, &c. To approved
tenant, rent will be moderate Apply to L. BUNCH h
SON, No. b06 KING. STREET ws June 20
TITO RENT. THAT DESIRABLE STORE,
Oalhoa streets. Apply at No. 10 MONTAG UE ST.
Inn 21 -. =z ths2*
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IvOR SALE, LOT OF FINE YOUNG
E MULES, we'll broke In single or double harness.
ALSO, =
A lot of fine SADDLE AND DRAFT HORSES
- Apply at MILLS HOUSE STABLE.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23
REMOVALS..
EN-, WHITING,-


YT1HE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED TO THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER CHARLESTON HOTEL,
where would be glad to meet his old friends and Gus
toners
Mr.. JOHN T. FLYNN still superintends the TAILOR
ING DEPARTMENT as usual. A. 8. HULL, Agent,
Nav % Draper and Tailor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23
RATTLE,
THE SUBSCRIBER

1OL1Orrs PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME-
y UHANIOAL WORKS. to wit: Repairs Weighing
Scales Letter Presses Printing Presses makes and re.
nsirs Hoistng Machines for Stores; makes all kinds ot
Wrought and Steel Ploughs with without stocks Also
q general run of BLACKSMITH Work. also Wheel
wright Work in general. AROH'D MtLE1sH, -,
hav3 tnthI8rra Nnsl rumrarI:.n street.