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aSFoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEAsE
announce JOHN F. o'NEIL o candidate for Alder.
man for Ward No. L. in place Of A. CAMERON resigned
Nav 23
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MEsSRS. EDITORS: MIR. 8. G. COURTENAY
at tho solicitation Of urgent friends, having con-
sented to tho Of his position of Alder
man in Ward No 2, you will please announce him as
Candidate to m the vacancy occasioned by resgna-
ton Oh THOMAS RYAN, Esq. FIREMRN.
June 8
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aD- THE MAN FOR THE POSITION
EssRs. EDITORS: Please present through the me-
dium OF your journal to the voters of Ward No. l. Mr.
DAVID BRIGGS ns o candidate of the same and obee
the "SPIRTT OF THE TIMFa D,
III. juno -
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CUsTOM-HOUSE BROKER.

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO
il tho Merchants and Citizens Of Charleston for
ENTERING AND EXPEDITISG GOODS THROUGH
THE CUsTOM-HOUSE. Being acquainted with the
French and Spanish languages, many delays and AN.
noyanccs that arise In translan9 Invoices can be avod
Cd by application TO ALFRED A. BARBOT,
June 10 mw3 No, 7S East Bay.
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ORITJJARV-

DIED. at his residence this city on the 18th day OF
June. 1876, after short but severe iness. SAMUEL g.
MILLS, aged 66 years. IL months and Is days.
"Bleseed tho pure in heart for they shall sec cd
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yIIANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED MAN n

NTANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED MAN rs
w desirnus Of obtaining situation of any descrp.
ton requiring the experience OF business cspaciy Ia
any Estanishment, or assisting tho Editorial Depart
ment OF Newspaper, or would like to DO engaged to
write articles ON any given subject. Has largo ao
qnatnance both in the country and city Also under.
stands the cultivation OF RI @ and Cotton, and the
management Of freedmen, Apply at this Office.
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RD- MESSRS. EDITORS:-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
N. III. GILBRETH as candidate for Alderman of Ward
No. 4, and oblige
MANY OLD FIREMEN.
Juno 10 a.
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SOUTH CAROLINA TREAsURY NOTES.

SOUTH CAROLINA TREASURY NOTES.
In some sections Of this State we are informed
that the Treasury Notes that have been issued by
order OF the Legislature do not pass at par, with
out occasional objections on the part OF those who
receive them. As far we can loarn, there is no
just cause for depreciating refusing these bils
they are receivable in State dues, and under no
circumstances is the amount allowed to bo issued
to exceed the annual sum of the taxes lowed by
the State. The annual tax levy OF tho State is, we
suppose, about s350,00O. Tho amount Of State
Treasury Notes that have been issued from Jauu-
ary to June Is, 1866, amount, as will be seen by
tho following statement, to sl33, ,28211:
Bills Receivable outstanding, June 15, 1866.
Bills paid out
0suuhry 81 348 a.
tebruhry y.........................., 1854 TX
narSn ......'..... ..............:....... 1857 20
hPrh'.-'......... ................. $3.50. IS
may ....'....................... 26,ls9.74
ouhe Ao..'.''... 8,4k2.40
slS3. .2sa IL
fao intoCreasur@ ny iour lax OoHeoors... $3.50 k6
1929, 4o2.e6
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GO IN ADMIRALTY.-UNITE STATES OF
AMERICA, DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA THE
OFFICERS ct al OF THE BRIG O. B. ALLEN ps
THE BARK MARY-DKCREE IN CASE OF SAL
VAGE.-By virtue OF the Decree OF the Court of Ad-
miralty in the above case the bark MARY will be SOLD
FOR CASH, at tho Exchange In Charleston, on Thurs.
day, the 2lst of June, at IL O. clock A. M.
]. P. NJ. EPPING, Marshal.
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a5-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq,
ordinnry.-Whereas THEODORE G.. BARKER, OF
Charleston, Attorney at Law made suit to me to grant
him Letters OF Administration Of the Estate and Effects
Of CHRISTOPHER FITZsIMoNs, lato Of Charles.
ton Physican These therefore, to cite and sdmon
ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
CHRISTOPHER FrTzsMoNs deceased that they be and
pear before me- In the Court of Ordinary, to be held
at Charleston 26th day Of Juno. 1885, aer publica
ton hereof at II O'Clock In the forenoon to show cause
If any they have, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of June Ammo
d. mini 1866. GEORGE BUST,
June II M Judge Of Prohates.
~ ITCH ITCHi ITCH sORATO HI
scRAToHi soRAToHl wHEAToN's OINTMENT
will cure the Itch In 48 hours. Also Sat Rheum,
Ulcers ohblans and all Eruptons Of the Skin. Price
90 cents. For sale by all druggisis By sending 60
cents to WEEKS & POTTER, sole Agents. ITO washing.
ton street Boston, viii be forwarded by mail free OF
postage, to any part Of the United States.
JuneA 6mog
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WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, SITUA-
w TON In some Wholesale or Retail Dry Goods or
Grocery house; has some knowledge OF the Dry Goods
and thorough knowledge of the Grocery Business, hay
Ing been in that busin his He Will
study the intereat of his employ er is willing
mako himself generally useful Salary object Best
OF references furnished Address ..F." through the
Postofice, apply at this Office. Juno IL
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WANTED, 10000 AGENTS, TO ENGa GE
wv In light, useful and permanent employment.
Business entirely new. No jewelry or agency humbug
$500 to $500 PER MONTH GUARANTEED. Every
person. male and female having few hours daily to
spare should send for particulars.
Address, with stamp. G. ". JACKSON & CO.,
Postofhce Box No. lS4s, Baltimore, Md.
1nn
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| WTANTED, A WHITE NURSE FOR THE
w children Of o small family. Apply at No so
| mE6IlNd-o1hEEI. June 18
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CO NOTICE.-THE MANAGERS OF CITY
ELECTIONS requested to meet This Afternoon the
18th inst, at the Office Of the Charleston Insurance
Trust Company, Broad-street at haltpsst o'clock.
juno 18 JAMES A. DUFFUs, Chairman.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.

LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
~T THE LIST OF LETTERS re
manning in the PostofHoe at the end
of each week is published officially
In THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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WANTS..

WANTED.-A COLORED GIRL, O rlIND
w achild. Apply at No. % REDS rREET
Ju
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R5- THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Ladies' Association to Commemorate tho Confederate
Dead will BIO held at the Masonic Hall, This Afternoon
18th inst, at O'Clock Members are requested to be
punctual in attendance
BY order Of tho President
A. SIMPSON,
June 10 Recordino secretarv
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n6-NOTICE.-IHE COPARTNERSHIPH HERE
ToFoRE existing between THOMAS KNIGHT and the
undersigned is by mutual consent dissolved. per-
sons indebted to the late firm of KNIGHT YoaT are
modified that no has authority for tho present to
collect debts due the copartnership. All outstanding
claims against the will be presented to r. c. GIL
CHRIST, Esq, Law once corner Broad and Church
Streets F. vOaT.
Juno 1S Ia
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VIZ tt &c D.-A SITUATION BY RE-
w SPEOTABLE white girl as SoamstrosH or ?ham-
bermaid Has nc objection to travel Apply at No. 100
EAST BAY II Jure lS
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VETANTGD IMMEDIATELY, A CIVILIAN
w competent COOK AND WASHER For ono with
proper recommendations liberal wages i'll DO given
Apply at No. 18 GEORGESTREET. juno g :.
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GHARLESTOa OF PHAN HOU e -
~ Wanted. competent pors to take charge OF tho
Laundry Department. Applications must be loft W ith
the Steward. Good references will be required.
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WANTED TO HIRE, a WHITE SER
w VANI (femnle) to Cook and Wash for small
family. Recommendations required. Apply at No IL
LeRare.stre Juna
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1-GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
SOUTH CAROLINA ARAILRoAD-cHARLEsroN q. O..
June H. 1s66seaed Proposals will be received at this
o facc until the 9th instant, for the erection of
FREIGHT DEPOT at Columbia g. G. The plans and
spo ocifcations can be at this Office.
n. T. PEAKE,
June IL IA General Superintendent 8. O. r. r.
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WANTED, STORE ON KING STREET.,
w between Liberty and Market streets. Address
T. +. ELLSWORTH,
May 70 INV Pavilion Hotel.
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ID OONIS TO ORENT.-ROOIS To RENT AT
IL Browns Hotel, Summeryie; also. will accommo.
date few Boarders. For terms. &o apply of Mrs. O.
BhoWN ProprietresB. June IA
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REMOVALS..

REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED FROM NOS
1S8. lao and 142 Meeting street. to the large and
commodious Store, No. 1877 EAST BAY, opposite North
Atlantic Wharf, where their friends always find
them; and hope by strict attention business they
will merit the continuance OF their patronage so be-
rally bestowed upon them as heretofore.
LAUREY ALEXANDER
COUT-DoOR AUCTION SALES ATTENDED TO
AS HERETOFORE. 10 June II
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Do MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CARoLINA.-The Board df Trustees and Fa
Guilty will proceed the Goth of June next to fill by
election tho CHAIR OF MATERIA MEDICA, made vacant
by the death Of Professor HENRY h. FROST.
May m6wI EDWARD FROST. Preeident
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n4-THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPLI-
CATION will be made for renewal Of following certia.
Gates In Homo Loan and Building Association-the
same having been lost-will be made:
W. B. Heriot No. l24, February 10. 1860 Ave shares.
A. McLoy, No 45. February 10, 1860, ten shares.
A. McLoy, No. 20S. July %, 1860. ten shares.
May 18 1amSmo*
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TO RENT, 60.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
to rent, In pleasant part of the village of Mount
Pleasant; five minutes walk from the ferry boat.
quire Of Mrs. A. NOLEN, Mount Pleasant.
Juno
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DIR. JERVEk
iii AS REMOVED TO SOUTH CORNER MEETING
IL STREET and LADSON'S COURT.
May 80 IA
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Hasheesh Candy.
RGTunlNED soLDTERs

IT STANDS UNRIVALLED.
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Nrw YoRK. Feb. 22.-The steamer
| civ of Baltimore, from Liverpoool on
the eth, has arrived. ,,,.,ool,
Tie Cuba arrived up at II o IGISi n;
I'm the House of Commons w auol1S
gave notice that on the lotn ne s ,,tsntt
asL ~ NJ chat representation had been
nsds on behalf of her Majesty and
| a.ovarnmant TO the government OF the
| fTJ;IatI States with reference to Fentan
| organizations in America, more espe-
! ciaIly with regard to the employment OF
American officers, and the issue OF
Lai,ds nv the so called Irish Republic.
tn debate or address, in response to our
sneecb. the O'Donohue enlarged upon
Irish Grievances, and moved an amend
ment To the address, declaring 1T the
dntv of the minister TO examine into
the cause of Irish dissatisfaction and
remove them. After general debate on
Fenianism, in course of which 1t was
charged that the. conspiracy was OF
American origin, and that Stevens was
real head centre. The amendment was
rejected by 346 to 25, and the address
was agreed to.
Tho cattle plague was the leading
topic in both houses this morning.
The Herald believes the existence
of the ministry depends upon how It
deals with its subjects.
. I Dhpl4AA pAbAAS
second Fenian mandatory of ammu-
milton in that city.
Some soldiers charged with Fenian-
ism were being court martialed.
Official dispatches from the French
Minister at Washington to his govern
ment respecting the Bagdad attnir have
been received. He announces that the
United States government has thor
oughly decided not to allow itself to be
drawn into conflict with France through
fillibuster or Juarez agents..
The Spanish government has declaeu
to issue letters of marque against Chih
upon proof that Chilli has adopted this
mode of warfare.
ITALY.-TheS Spanish DiplomaticB Book
stated that Austria was about to send
note TO Prussia firmly refusing the de-
mand of the latter in regard to the
Duchies. -
liverpool, Saturday NTght.-U S. 5-2Os
closed at 6714a671z.Z 50 49,.
Paris, FEB. I0.-Bourse Flat Rentes
close at 6Sf 73c. -.
The Prrssian Chamber, of Deputies
have passed resolution by large ma
jority, protesting against the attempt of
the supreme court TO restrict liberty of
speech.
DiUerpooL, Feb, 1O.-Prime cotton flat;
saless to-day of 1000 bales ut parttni
decline of I'd; sales to speculators and
exporters 1900 bales. Breadstuffs dull.
Provisions firm. Consols for, money
S61<aS6sS. Decrease in the bullion OF
the Bank of England CLOS, 900. Illinois
Central shares 741sa7s34; Erie shares
521sa5274; U. s. 5-20s 67asa675s.
q D.
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conversational Honors to che Late
Henry winter Davis

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Before II
o'clock this morning the galleries were
crowded in anticipation of the memo
rial exercises in honor of the memory
of the late Hon. Henry Winter Davis.
The flaEsaboVe the Speakers desk were
draped in black and other insignia of
mourning, wereexhIbited. A fine por-
trait of the honored dead peered
through the folds of the national BAN
ner above the Speakers desk. The ma
rine band, during the hour preceding
the opening of the exercises, occupied
the ante-room of the reporters gallery,
and furnished appropriate music. AT
IL o'clock the Secretary entered, the
Judge of the Supreme Court; preceded
by Chief Justice Chase, also many OFF,
GERS and others. The President is not
present, but Secretary Stanton and Sec
retary NIcCulloch entered the hall be-
fore the opening of the exercises
Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister,
Gov. Fenton, of New York, and Judge
Advocate General Holt, are among the
dignitaries represented. After PRAYER
by the Chaplain, the Declaration of In
dependence was read by the Hon. Ed
ward Mcpherson, Clerk of the House
of Representatives. After reading the
declaration, followed by the playing of
q dirge by the band. the Hon. Schuyler
CoIfnx, Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatiYes, rose and said: 81
Ladies and conference.-the duty has
been devolved upon me of introducing
to YOU the friend and fellow member
here of Henry Winter Davis, and Twill
detain you buta moment from his ad-
dress, to which you Will listen with sad
dened interest. The world always APP
preciates and honors courage, the .cour-
age of Christianity, which sustained
martyrs in the amphitheatre, at the
stake and on the rack; the courage
of patriotism which inspired mil
lions in our own land to realize
the historic fate of Curtius. But
there is the courage of statesmen
besides, and nobly was 1t illustrated
by the statesman whose national ser
vices we commemorate to-day; intlexi-
bly, hostile to oppression whether of the
slave on American soil or of republic
cans struggling in Mexico against Mo-
narchinl invasion; faithful always to
principles and to liberty; championing
always the cnuse of the downtrodden;
fearless as he was eloquent in his
ayowals, he was mourned throughout
the continent, and from the Patapsco
to the Gulf the blessings of those who
had been ready to perish followed him
to his tomb. 1t Is fitting, therefore,
though dying a private citizen, that the
nation should render him such marked
and unusual honor in this Hall, the
scene of so many of his intellectual
triumphs, and / have great pleasure IN
introducing to you as the orator of the
day Hon. j. A. Crisswell, his colleague
in the 3Sth Congress and now Senator
from the State of Maryland.
Mr.. Crisswell then delivered an Gu
,logy upon theilife and services of the
eminent dead. o.
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snirl1 or the stock ,Iarket.

: NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-At the stock ex-
change to-day close holiday was OBJ
served in honor of the birthday of
Washington. Tho sub-treasury, the
banks and other financial institutions
are closed, and the street is almost de-
serted, Very few brokers are in their
offices. In compliance with the act of
the Legislature this State, no con-
tracts are fulfilled to-day, and those
which were not attended TO yesterday
prices quoted this morning are us fol-
lows q. S. ;6's. Is1, coupons l04: cou-
pons, '62, 103; 10-4O's, coupons, DIS 3
U. S. certificates, 1855; Mo. 6's, 1886
N. Y. Central, 9114; Erie, S0Ss; Hudson
River, 1021s: Reading, 99H Michigan
Central, y 10214 Michigan Southern,
-271z; do. preferred, 545s; Toledo, 10Y !;
Rock Island, 104s1 Fort Wayne, $50;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 25h.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Rusiness in
the city is generally suspended. Flags
flying; military parading Streets
Much enthusiasm is manifested but no
general celebration
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/ AUGUSTA, MAINE, Feb. 22-The Leg
slatnre of the State has passed a law
relating to hawkers and pedlars, which
permits citizens of other States to sell
goods by sample, by taking ont Ii
ing with Maine men
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rhe Feninn Conrrees at Pittsburgh.

The Fenian Congress at Pittsburgh.
: PTTTsBUReH, Feb. 22.-The Fenian
Congress-fourthy day-opened Z this
morning. The delegates all being pres
9ent. the Committee on Nominations to
fill vacancies, reported the names of p.
w. Dufnee, of Illinois; Edward l.. Car
ly, of New York; James Donnelly, of
Massachusetts; j 81. Carleton, of New
Jersey; A. L. Morrison, of Missouri;
John Darby, of. District of Columbia, all
elected. General Sweeney handed in a
report with plans, &C., which was IMAM
imously received. sts@
Congress adjourned until tomorrow
morning. iS- .i.7fj5
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i WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The National
1ntelligencer feels warranted in con-
tradicting the representations that have
been extensively published that some
alienation of feeling between the Pres
ident and Lieutenant. General Grant
was involved in consequence of the
suppression and revival OF the Rich
mond Examiner. " 49,
The birthday of Washington is being
duly celebrated here. Business is near
y altogether suspended, and the public
departments are closed in honor of the
day, and flags are flying in all direc-
lions. The weather Is bright, calm and
spring-like. 80 -
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beware OF limitations.

None genuine without the imprint OF the
SYLVEN Orient COMPANY, Isl Washington
street Boston, on each Box. Price 50 cts. and
81 per Box.
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DISSOIUTIONg

HIHE CoPARTNERSRIP EXISTING BE
u tween II. Q. Leech and Thomas Hughes,
solved on the 18th inst, by mutual consent
Those having claims against the late nEm
Will present the same for settlement, and
those Indebted are requezted to make imme-
dtate payment. A eolleeIprWIn call ON those
80 -. N. LEIGH,
oc2S6md THO6. HUGHE<5s ]
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LEXINGTON. No., Feb. 22.-The -four
of J.5W. Woddell, and store
and residence of Mr.. Warnschap were
burned yesterday; loss $4,000; insured
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PHmADEIPaIA, Feb. 22.-An agency
for the sale of bonds of the Irish Re
public, has been established in this city
by WaynewrIght & Co., bankers.
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CNcrNNAT1, Feb. q.
Flour quiet without change in prices
Wheat dull at 75 for MOL new red. Corn
steady at So for No. shelled. Oats duh at 80
@S8 for No. 2 and No. !. Rye dull and prices
G29 co. Bulk Meats dull at ll1S, 1871 and l61S
Tor shoulders, sides and clear sides. Bacon Is
in good demand at 141S, 49, and l819 for
shoulders, sides and clear sides. Lard in good
demand at Is Tor prime city, but holders ask
nc higher. Groceries dull. Cotton quiet at
Al for miudling. Whisky firm at 25 in bond,
and dullat2 q. Gold 1874.
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MADISON, IND, Feb. salutes are
being fired today, the bells are send
ing forth a merry peal, business is gem
in honor Of Washington's birthday.
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IND1ANAPoL1s, Feb. 22.-The Union
State Convention met to-day at 10 "A. NJ.
Major General Wallace is temporary
chairman. After appointing commit
tees on permanent organization and
resolutions, the Convention adjourned
till Up M ~ hsle
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!. Prranrpa. In1ys. 1se5.

Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT a Co., Gentlemen:
Allow me 10 add my testimony to that of
Others, In regard 10 your celebrated .'Diarrhea
mpou nd" have. been for long time
subject to the disease for which Il is recon-
have tried various remediesi but
never found one that so completely graduates
the disease as your medicine: A short time
procured q bottle OF "Krnft'S Diarfhea COM
pound." experienced Immediate relief from
one dose, and after a third dose felt as well as
ever. regard IL as an invaluable medicine,
and would not be without It. Yours truly,
ETTG 5:ft afse L. w. STEWART.
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Great Oriental Panaceal
HAsHEEsH CANDY.

.nHB. ONLY RELIABLE, SAFE AND
il agreeable preparation Of this much es-
feemed eastern neTvine and tonic Prepared
under the supervision of one Of the most
sented in the form ola agreeable CONNECTION,
fits
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GREAT REDUCTION.
In the Expense rDriIIIng OIL wells.

N WHITTIER & CO., OF PORTSMOUTH,
NJ. Ohio, are manufacturing the best, cheap
est and speediest Drilling Machines in the
world for boring Oil, Salt or Artesian wells.
They have been thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight years, in boring through the
hardest flint and lime rocks. By the peculiar
construction OF the tools. no reamer is re
qrired, and If kept in order cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no jars. The arrange
ment far hosting tools and sand pumping are
perfect. Tho expense of engine is dispensed
with, one horse and two men being all that
is necessary Tor drilling from twenty to thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne
cessary tools and coo feet OF rope are furnished
with the machineS. Total weight Of ma
chimes, near 300 pounds They are easily
transported, and can be set up in an hour;
the price win e6 e9mPiete ana d
These machines are simple in their construc-
ton, durable in their use, scientific in their
operations, and easily attended and kept
oruer, and must therefore very soon super
Sede all other machines for drilling deep.
wells as all who use them testify. Address
~ G. WHITTIER & Co,
Manufacturers, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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