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ter, who with simple earnestnes tolu
him the story of her love for the young
farmer. and besought him TO think Oh
her no more This would have melted
many a heart; it hardened his; and ron
derinr in his wicked brain, he hatched
a scheme Of revenge Half Inns OF
witchcraft in the town turning adrlft SO
eunningly upon the breeze Of gossip,
that none knew whence they came, be
gan To make the timid pale.
A child fell i'll with nIntng disease,
and the maiden was known to have sat
long hours by the bed of tie flushed and
tossing sufferer, soothing is fever, and
cooling It's dry lips with grateful acid.
This alone was ground for suspicion, for
tie most childish ailments were then ig
norantly ascribed % witehcraft.
Suspicion became certainty when a
witchdndcr-not the infamous Hopkins,
who foufished year or two later, but a
wretch Of similar kind, brought to the
village and fed with good round sum
BY the relentless justice-discovered in
the damscl indubitabIe marks OF witch
craft
He SAID there was something super
human N her beauty Had she been q
bag of eighty, he would have drawn the
same conclusion from her nginess.) She
had a mole on her left check. Her
mother kept cat, which was known to
tSvht no
and equally miserable preteXts the poor
girl was seized and carried, shrieking, to
the Witch Lake, that she might there
undergo the usual ordeal. With her
thumbs and great toes tied together, she
was taken in a boat to the centre OF a
pool, and flung pitiIessly in.
A splash-a Shrek or two, quenchcd
in iubbling spasms, a troubling Of the
surface for some seconds, as if a deadly
strife was going on halow-and then all
was still. Her innocence was proved.
but at what price! Next day the white
garments and whittier face Of the dead
girl doated up among the water lilies, in
whose trailing stalks her wet black haiI
was all entwined. The cords were loose
. snapped i'll the struggle; but alas! too
late.
The equity Of magic sequence would
seem TO demand the instant death OF
Parr at her furious lovers hands; but
all! for the weakness OF humanity en-
thralIed by superstition-thatve very lover
convinced Of her guilt by the unansNe or
able reasoning of the wltchinder, stood
among the crowd that saw her committed
to the lake and thanked Heaven for hay
ing delivered him from wedlock with :
sOrCcrGss.
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The Good Old Times ia Eno,and

A pretty young ejtl, dwelling with her
widowed mother near the village of WV
comhe, loved and MAS beloved Isl .
young farmer, whose croft adjoined her
mothers little field The Young and
happy pair looked forward TO the we'd
lock At no distant date. when one evil
day-a day, too, Of sudden storm and
rain-there came to the mothers door a
wealthy sutton, who placed his money
bags and his. station in rivalry against
the youth aud manly beauty Of the ia
vored swain. Twas Justice Parr. an
aged and unrighteous Boaz, who had
seen this'fRJrA zssfeaninr lrer wheatfeId.
resolved to win her for his wife.
tbs mother, tempted Nv the golden
prospect. sent the old man to her daush
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FOR FEM LES.
MEDICAL.
CARD TO The LADIES.

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s9rUcsioes a3 the GaNatAls t4Fnes fraR4 whatever
Gauss. atNats s4sseesSfUi As preventive,
i : ever t.rTy wears since sse abSve celehrs-
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successfully asas m - chs a5'5e Institutions
a. ws as 3B private praeticaF boEh spheres,
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rectfaas base been orrvesg fa sss8 - Thousands of
aass 10 sh's esiy and throaghoa '#e land daily
tzsSstyl11.
fhev tie mast iuvatssh'. en1eav tor all hose
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tnssstne ana sIatai slgs-zzsFats Rese a~n. Tain IN
lie tack aa3 Inns. Pressing -tovsH Paus. Rush of
6Haad 90 Tie Hesd lAtssts BisneSS 81 SIGHT. Green
SICKNESS lteaFlatSs tas os aHS silzhg eNerfian,
falpauou Il Ele fearg.1'aH sl the vss4r tressn
complaints paFsrUiAFlt fat weaken
Iu. ard The H gaming At all oEI4Gr eaASe SAADesS
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Il she same ss. there Is uath!ns n these PILLS that
,4 injury life or beaEft Est The directions be
strictly foAias43 aII esil afa thsn "a be ali they
represeute much ghaE il uisc Of
ten, N1H warrant item. DO be discouraged j.
one hNx should tai ai9Aosagb. general thing one
/ Bon II SufiIeiens.
8o.0o0 Fsaxe> have hen sold IN tsR q wears.
Ten Thou>an8 Boxes ~ letter. both by nav self
auj agents, IL all Part IL rt-e wnr4d which an-
Svers have been returned in hieh ksies say Moth
ing Ike the above HiS havr bee r known. since the
Science ~ Nesfci0c oufsed apo tie Grid, 10 Re-
moving 0bstrnrf1on and Restoring Nature Us rrep-
ehanoe Qaetirs the Nerves, ANA brirg ng back the
'ttnsev Coor q HEALTH 10 the cheek ct the most
delicate Fer sssSe BY Druggists seneraliy
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The Laporte Union OF this week says coal has been
found an a farm about six miles from that city, on
the Plymouth railroad. Though coal has b,en known
exist in that locality for years the vein not
plorel until February last. It commences about
twelve feet beostI surface Is fear in sish and
8. Unknown depth. Samples were token to several
.vcrsmsls, who after trial. pronounced it OF supe-
5:ar qual1tv. South Bend Forum.
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81. 81. saa.. s..1h So. RIehmen.l. En.l..


IL rers ans are hereby BHt6ei to cease nsakfa4s.
"a readtsg. wsaaq- chine known as 'tSchnoI-
evs Patent; a said machine i az infringement e.
and copied from, ms patent Of January Sta, 1854,
with the exception g worthless ratchet teed ar
rszgsTnaut- Nv patent ! the hands Of capital
$40 will prosecute all iG6rin. enenIs the tail ex-
tent * the law F. 3. HUNT
Richmond. Julr 5th, 1915.
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The Queen of Madagascar has Is
sued. says the South American Advert
ser, proclamation sternly condemnato
" of the slave trade, deereeing that any
subject of hers convicted of being con
cerned in it should DE doomed to have
has right hand cut off, as the fitting pen
atty OF his crime. Highly proper con
duct on the part of Il Africaine.'
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HAT & CAPS.
Hat ashionsl

State Of Indiana. Wayne County, SIS
FkAScis a. WEIGHT IN TIE Wsrus c5rcuit Court
srsAs II wnsaHr A n-aarra + Z, = ia "a 80
EgE IT KNOW \ That. "a tlsi- Att 9ay # july,
. lef'. tie shove uans3 P3ainti5. ~ John II.
fepp Af;ornev fle5 N re office If tie Clerk NJ T..
"aAne Circuit Court. HIS complaint against sad
deien1snt n the above entitled cause, tletter With
ne afhd 4vlf ~ person that sail dr7eIdanl
Susan H. Wright, i a resf5eat of tie STATE q
I0tisna.
said Defendant. Susan h Wright, therefore, /.
hereby n tined q the fling and 'pendeacy OF SAID
complaint against her and 78aI. UuEtss she appear
ana sHsWsE or eeus1r taereta. tie calling Of the
.ard ceuse or the second dv of the Term - sad
ton-t 70 = begun and held the Co4.rt House n
IN teo;eryille. on tie first AoBday of August
sad esrlt'sInt and ihe matters and things therein
csatasFsed AID alleged, vii he taken and the
said cause viii BE heard and determined her alb
sence-
Witness. MOSES D. LEES0S, Clerk,
tSr.sl z1f the Seal Of said Court q. ceuterriLie,
ihis A. G4r Of july. I.5f
MOSES u. Lesson, Clerk.
-JuIr ) Is-.-Pc.8 %.
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EB~A sentimental old bachelor says .
woman heart is the .ssweetest thing in
the world; in fact. a perfect honeycoa,b-
full of sells See ware!
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SECONp
DecIaraGo Of ndepe2dence


Nw HEN in the course Of krmzn events il
w becomes necessary for a4a who tol-
ow ed for e. tila>e may Years TIE vocation
that prpsst President TIRE Jzstel once
lAf and e has moved his Shop from the old STRAIT
NtrasF. Eis houu3en duty. order ., let
may receive Sae benefit e D., >&a aa eyne aHce. In
workmanship and n lSfas -ood Hts ~ duly nar-
tBeEl taat slss RaseF> es Is sotda-- IoEs az
his Residence, =
Where BE- j prepared 70 nsuutscsu-e estRer III. ~
his services he j. also prepared to Cut Gu: Gar
sasnt~, at >hst D8E5oe Taersfare, Rel Wing On Di-
vine Providence, his oB Industry AMI strict sttet-
tien bnsn the HuserSiSnes. hepes 10 merit and
receive saars d puzzle Patronage.
re- His Shop j. new = tie Store IF T. G. Ham
mar Co.. J. VI i-snSf> old stand dcor West
81 the "~rrstsan Corner. where he will BE- found
7Fasasring away the other end Il the line on
rev Ssits a1eor!sn e tie law Of latest FASHIONS.
w E. NcU0W ELL. Fl : Sixth-St.
Rlsh uout. Ind, May - 1885. 1stf
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NEWS PAPER e. PRINTING
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TO FAMILIES ana COOKS: We viii Bake
Bread Cakes and Pies, nr anr one alter they are made
or mixed, ca reasonable terms.
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eliieS sc.
al Strawberry and Raspberry Jellies.
Pine Apple jellv.
Shred I,juglass gelatne Ter making ieles
Raspberry syrup, very fac and suitable Tor use
IN sickness.
81 Main ST. g.. u BARNES i co.
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4 Nanned Fruit ~ Catsur>.
u Straw berries. Tom ttnes, Ilaekherrie<.
Extra Peacaes. Ras pbefries and Plums.
Iam3ps ttsup. y tiHat do
Loriau Club sauce.
Worcester SAipe Do.
t1akels % yarols kiads. Salad Oils.
81 Naia s.. Il. W. BARNES < co.
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The celebrated Martin SCOT vas q
friend 81 Gen. Marcy, who u biz ne"
book, "Thirty Years Of Army Life,
gives many interesting anecdotes about
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PRIVATE SALES.
The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bitters.

ut DlltGF FlullS vi DdU DllGCA %
Invalid reader do you know what nino.tenths of tho
bitter compounds you solicited by the propretors
80 eee-r. comnoaed Off Give
heed for moment They are manufactured from un-
purified alcohol, containing considerable portion Of
sel OIL poison almost deadly prussic acid. The
basis Of the regular nctures of the Matera Medica is
the same No amount of 'herbal extracts can over
come the bad tendency of this pernicous element The
Of sound Rye thoroughly recfed is the only
stimulant which be safely used as component Of
Tonic, Alternative and Anti Bilious Medicine, and HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is the only medicinal
preparation in the world in which this article used as
ine redient Hence tho extraordna ry effects of this
great specific gives strength without producing ex-
element. No other tonic does this. All the ordinary
Bers flush the face and affect the brain. HosTETTEn
B1rrERs diuse agreeable calm through the nervous
system, promote Digestion and produce seep No other
tonic quickly revves the exhausted physical energes
restores the appetite and the gloom and de-.
preston which always accompanies weakness Of the
bodily powers. g
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. The Homeopathic system
of mo ical practice has become of the fixed nsttu
tions of American society It hardly any longer be
considered an experiment.. DR. HUMPHREYS, whose adj
yertsement appears columns this week. has long
and successfully given his attention to the preparation
of specifics for the various ills which flesh s heir to- and
placing them In the reach of oil who may wish to test
their virtues-D Dunkirk Journal.
Depot, 562 Broadway, N.
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. METHoDnr CHURCH m gouaT.-The able argument
of DOL OHAs. H. srAoNToN, the distinguished counsel
for the defen oe will be found on our second page 1t
was our intention and desire to publish the argument
in reply at the me hut the crowded state of
columns prevents.
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BY II. Nj. MARSHALL.
TOMORROW, 22d instant, at II O'Clock, will be sold
before my Sales Room, No. SO Broad street,
The FURNITURE Of a family declining housekeep.
Ing Consisting Of WARDROBES Bed ,teads, sidoboard,
Chairs, Rockers Mattresse4, &C., &c.
ALSO.
PIANO, fine Guitar, and Mirrors June 81
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Certainly; PLANTATION BrrrERs will do it when
nothing else will Melancholy Depression, Hypoch on
dria Insanity, all spring, less from diseased
stomach and this PLANTATION BIrrERs IS cur Q
for There is no mistake about it; Dyspe psia Head.
ACHE Dullness Ague and Low Spirits must yield to the
health giving and genial influence of the PLANTATION
B1rrERs If you are in doubt mske one trial and be
convinced. tuths3
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"Canst thou not minister to mind diseased,
And with some sweet, oblivious antidote.
Cleanse the foul bosom Of the perilous stuff
xrlat ,uait1hr nnnn the haarE q, ~
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ZOouRr OF GENERAL SEssIo Ms AND COMMON Pleas
This Court met at the usual hour yesterday morning
pursuant to adjournment and to the transac
ton of business Several true bills were found By the
Grand Jury yesterday and the accused IN the fol
lowing cases, were arraigned
The State ps James Clear Michael Stanton, and John
Jenkins charged with burglary and larceny to-day,
the 2lst was assigned for their trial
The State U.s. Thomas Roach, charged also, with bur:
gary and larceny and appointed for his trial. and
The State us. James Sullivan, accused OF larceny.
The State vs Richard Dubue, for burglary ana lar.
ceny.
The case Of the State Us. ". T. LovETr aud HENRY
R1aaARD, for retailing Bpirituous liquors without
license next up for trial. and the Jury rendered
verdict Of "guity to the latter defendant and not
guilty. as to the former. After this case was disposed
Of JOSEPH OAvoNER charged with the offence. was
tried, and had rendered against him vervict OF
.'guilty."
The Grand Jury came into Court and presented true
bills in the following State ua HUGH CALLAN for
murder State us JOHN W. FRE1z, for larceny and re-
oeiving stolen goods. State us. g. H. BuLW1NKLE and
JOHN BuLw1nKIE, for retailing spiriuous liquors wtth-
out :ncense; and State j. B. MoLuRB, JAS. G. Nc
GEE1Y, and - M1LLRR, for larceny. l,,5s s,s.
: The Jurors were then dismissed and, after the
transaction Of other matters not requiring their
services the Court adjourned to meet this day at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
-O--=.
PRoyosr COURT, June 2O-United States Us. Paul
Pinckney and Michael Mcbride lcolored). ).-House
Breaking-Thomas Turner, (colored) sworn At No. 46
Society last night between 10 and II O'Clock IN
the house hired from Mr. VAnpELL; paid him S. on
account of rent; took his receipt; he told NE was
mine went into possession same day, and locked it up
last night the defendants broke 1t open and found
them there and called Policeman to take them out;
defendant Pinokney said it his shop; Pinckney
formerly occupied it, but has been absent about nine
days; the defendant hired it before that and had been
living there about months; there were few things
there belonging to them.
Defendant Pinckney, at request of Court stated his
claim, and made it out very good Discharged.
In this case Associate Judge McBLA1R lectured the
prosecuting witness the absurity of his case and
informed him If he here with such a case again
he, as we'll as defendant would be fned
United States Us. CATHERINE HOFFMAN twhite)-Abu.
sye and Threatening Language.-Catherine Rogers
(colored sworn: Defendant said stole her Clothes We
live on the same lot. She called me everything she
could think Of and said threatened to set fire to the
house.
In this the Court delivered the following sound
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Lot in Northwestern Part Of The Citu. Z

Lot IN Northaoeste,n Part Of The City
BIZ JAMES L.. CAN'T.
THIS DAY, the 21et instant at the corner of Broad
and East ay streets, at II O'Clock, will be offered
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF LAND on the
north side of Bogardstr next the corner of Rut
ledge-street, adjoining Land OF Hon. Geo. A. Trcnhom
measuring In front on Bogardstreet ninety three feet
and In depth from north to south two hundred and
eleven fe-t, be the same more or less
The location and size of this Lotshould com mand the
attention Of parties seeking Investment
s. Terms of Sile-One-third cash. balance in one and
years. secured by bond with interest from ate and
mortgage of properly Or the purchaser may pay the
whole in cash. Purchaser to pay j. t. G. for paporB
s. June 81 hnWth4
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AUCTION SALES.

Desirable Residence ,ob Spacious Lot, at Auction.
BY JOHN 3. RIGGS & Co.,
THIS DAY. the 21st instant at II O'clock at our Real
Estate and stock Exchange, corner Broad and East
Bay, will be sold,
That very desirable RESIDENCE, No 81,
69HM south side OF Beaufan street and west of Pitt
9uus M street, containing six rooms Pantry Dressing
1tagMs& Room and Piazza front west. The Lot has
front Beaufain street of seventy eight feet anda
depth Of two hundred re and twenty-five feet more
convenient dis ance to most places of business
Conditions-Half cash; balance in one year. secured
by bond and mortgage interest from ay Of SALE Pur
chaser to pay for papers. June 81
House and Lot IN he Village of Mount Pleasant
b JOHN 8. RIGGS d CO..
THIS DAY, the 2lst instant, at II O'Clock, at our
Real Et tate and Stock Exchange will be sold,
! hat HOUSE and LOT in the Village of
1s5tM Mount Pleasant situated on Bennett. street,
sssk and fronting the harbor containing four up.
right rooms and two basement rooms, kitchen
and outbuildings.
The Lot eighty feet front and one hundred
and sixtyhve feet deep, more less The location of
this House is desirable
Conditions cash; balance in one and two
years, SECURED by b,nd and mortgage The House to
be insured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay for
papers. June 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21
AUCTION SALES.

In AdniraNy.-U United States of America, District
of South Ca1olina.-1he Officers ct a. OF me
brig O. b. ARe, Us. the bark Mary.-Decree IN
o,sT aY j. j p.oays a. EyGsLoW & CO., Auctioneers.
By virtue OF the Decree in the Court of Admiralty in
the above case will be sold at the north side OF the
old Custom House, East Bay, at ! 1 O'Clock a. NJ ,
This DAY, the 21st instant, rs she now lies at
Vanderhorst Wharf, -
The metalled and copper-astened bark MARY, 2s9
tons burthen
and Spars will be offered together, after which the
Standing and Running Rigging and all the cordage ana
subsequently all the Sails the whole VII then be ofer
ed together and bids made In excess Of the COM
bined offers for the several parts the said offers to be
void, otherwise they will be binding
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
IHE sHLP's BOATS.
The Inventory may be at the Office Of j. A. E.,
90. June 81
BY MILL1GAN, MELCHERs & co,
THIS DAY, 81 st inst, tho 20 Vendue Range, at 10
O'Clock, we will sell,
PRIME SHOULDERS, Hams, Mackerel
Herrnge, Soap, White Beane Starch
sourkrout, Pipes Tobacco, segars, &c.
MELTON CLOTH, oassimeres Longeloth
=.- Hdkfs., Mems aud Women's Shoes. Boots
= Straw and Wool Hats, &C., &".
Lot FURNITURE
i Lot Harness and Horse Collars
l Lot Rubber H0se so.
5z-= l SPRING WAGON
Carriage, sulkey
Country Wagon
Cart, Force Pump. June2l
BY l.. BUNCH & SON.
THIS DAY, at II o'clock, old Postofhce, will be
sold,
SADDLE AND DRAFT MARE, of fine stock
/ two and q half year old Fily, Of fine stock
prime Work Mules @-@=s.
one horse Carriage, quite genteel and nearly new,
with Harness. = -. - -
Parties Wishing to purchase will do we'll to be there,
as the sales are positive.
Horses vehicles with order for sale, will received
mp to hour of sale June ~
Assorted Furniture, &c, &c
BY j. A. TTIOURON.
THIS DAY, June 21st, at my Store, No. II Vendue
Range under Colonnade Row. for cash on delivery at
10 O'Clock, -
MARBLg-ToP MAHOGANY sIDEBOARD, Mar
Top Mahogany Table, Bedstead sideboard, Ooun-
ter Soale Measures lot Assorted Pictures, Iron Bed
atead1 Water Caster, &c, &C., &c pairs Ladies' elp.
pers Misses Bootees Largo Trunk Crockery ana tn
Ware Tobacco Knife Large Mirror, Spring Mattress
lot Shelving together with variety of other articles
usual. Sale without reserve June al
s=* Damaged Hoy.
RY HENRY CDRIA & CO.