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ENTIRELY NEW
LIGHT FOR THE MILLION
VALUABLE DISCOVERY !
The
Eureka Illuminating Oil.
Cost only One Cent for three hours.
Cheap. Clean and Neat.
Nc Smoke.
No offensive Smell.
No Grease.
No Chimney.
Not Explosive.
Costs only 25cts. per Gallon
No Family should be without y.
0-J- Samples for testing will be sent pre-.
oaid on receipt OF 80 cents. County sno
State Gights for sale on liberal se!ms, either
for Cash. Real Estate, Or Personal Properly
Address
EUREKA OH MANUFACTURES Co..
81 Park Row, New York.
hrrIl III, 1861 im
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ArPLEs. PEARS, PEAcHEs AND SMALL.
FRrrrs.-These have paid well for
many years past, and better during
tour or five years back than ever be-
fore. An orchard which has receiv-
ed proper care never fails to pay, and
we believe that ten acres Of land
planted with fruit trees by young
farmer would make him wealthy
more surely and rapidly than any
thing else requiring SO little capital
and labor. TOO few farms. however,
have this wealth giving adjunct---an
orchard: but we believe farmers are
turning their attention more general.
" to the growing Of apples, pears,
peaches, vines and berries. and few
years will produce great change in
the appearance and productiveness o.
their farms. If premiums such as
that offered by Horace Greedy for tbs
town or village in which thrifty
grape vine may DO found by every
dwelling; were similarly guaranteed t
every farmer having a good bearing
orchard, vineyard, or small fruit gar.
den--the ''good time coming" would
be fastened. Our market reports
chow how remarkably well the above
crops have paid during recent years
Apples at from 50 to IS per barrel
pears, peaches, strawberries, raspber
ries ard blackberries at even higher
proportional rates, pay better on oul
high-priced lands than corn or grain
growing, and have tempted many
merchants. mechanics, scientific anC
literary men from tho crowded ranks
Of professional life in our cities I,
these healthy and agreeable rural pur
suits, and the tide still sets towald
the country. w orking Farmer.
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THE Butter MAAER' \ GOLDEN Rule.
The great secret il butter. making il
seems, consists in attending to the
following points:
1. Securing rich, clean, healthy
milk-milk obtained on old pastures
free Of weeds.
2. Setting the milk in q moist, un
tainted atmosphere, and keeping it a
an even temperature while the cream
is rising.
3. Proper management in churn
ing.
4. Washing out the bnttermilk tho
roughly, and working 90 as not to IN
iure the grain.
5. Thorough and even incorpora
ton of the salt, and the packing i
oaken tubs, tight, clean and vel
made.
Cleanliness in all the operations ]
Of imperative necessity.
Judgment and experience in mani
pnlatiag the cream and working th
butter must Of course be used.
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Jasper and E.o0gooiec!
ACCOMMODATION STAGE!

vUvH r undersigned. proprietor Of the regu-
Il lar mail line. respectfully informs The
public that hereafter he will run
q Stage Tor the accommodation OF psssen
gers on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri
days lie will leave Jasper, in time 10 con
meet with the trains on the @. a. NJ. r. X
AZ Loogoo,ee. and will return on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays. His team is I
good one, and passengers may rely on 60
ing through safely and ntime
ISIDORE SHOEMAKER.
May 18th, lSe6-y
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lIorses III VA kenf healthy teti 'lle
best care. attention anf t'eliment. II
i only when abnSeA. misassi, Wy.
treated ana improperly icd TINT tpf
scs become sick and die. Il tncy airy
ied on poor. dusty liay. any musiy
oats: II they are kept II low, illY-ven.
tillatsa stables: II they arc compellea
~ stand n their stalls lettcN deep ~
the mud Or their own iiith; y tnev
are worried Hard ausl brought in n
nicit vet with sweat pa rain, and
thcir lcgs and bellies covered with
mud. and then q total neglect 81 clean
mg, rubbing and making cotnlorta-
bic, is II wonderful Tint horses should
deteriorata ani sicScn ana die.
To keep in fine health and spirits,
to have shiny, glossy coat, 70 work
willingly and chesrfulr. q win his AZ
fection--he nnsr receive proper trent.
ment.
At this season of the year, salt end
wood ashes mixed-say two parts N
salt anu one oi ashcS--shnEld Oe KEPT
standing before all horses. It is, we
believe sure preventive Of bots, col
ic. worms, &c A good big lamp Of
rock salt always lying in the yangcr,
will keep horse il heath. Carrots
and parsnips, cooked or raw, and
given to horses are an excellent alter
alive, aud are promotive to digestion
and give tone to the stomach. Gran
mashes should BIZ given once or twice
a week to all horses kept up. They
are made by using about five quarts
OF bran for each horse; and pouring
boiling water over it, ani putting in
little salt aud letting il stand till
cool, and feeding to the horse. GOOD
bright hay and oats only should be
fed. 1t is an outrage to mistrcat SO
noble an animal az the horse.
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Foam Sauce for Puddings.

One teacup Of sugar, two thirds Of
a cup Of butter, one teaspoon Of flour;
beat all together until smooth; then
place over tho fire, and stir in rapid
" two gills Of boiling water, season
with nutmeg, put in soda the size q
pea.
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New Store!
. nyecoOs, clOIhIke. kGIIrks &C.

'lsUE undersigned would respectfully in.
= form he Public That he has just opened
= new store, in the house formerly occupied
by w. q. dams. where he hiss I largs
.toek q Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes.
Notions, Nr 70 which he invites the atien.
ton Of The Public, and which he will cell Al
prices 70 defy competition Call and exam.
inc FRANK FINCK
Nov. 24'h 1S66-ly.
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N-OW H. the time for any one wishing 70
~ purchase unr Of the mist desirable
arms " nnbeis county. 100 acres OF i II
ands.- 'sure. aud IN gnnd ,nlriva'inn. II hai
\ aund frame dwelling house. harn. veil
risie-r rrrhNri md ~ other convenience
ANA ell ~ Lama ~ reasonable terms ~
Gosh Fir further particulars inquire
* r. KrIsn. N the premises IL Harhso'
rownship; ~ II &. DOANE.
jan ~. II. uEiFR 0FFIcf.
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PATENT CHURN.

lust the thing 10 please your wives
- Recess Ohio Paen, Churn makes NOR,
butter from less cream.and in shorter time
with less labor than any other churn. Cal
and examine them NJ
M FRIEDMANN's.
March ~, 1867.
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MONEY FREE As WATER. 10 oCO
We Actyr Local and Travelling Agents.
Male ~ Female. Of nil sges. are wanted 10
solici' trade IN every City. Town, Village.
lI,nl;el. Wark-hvp ARD FACTORY. throughout
ne entire world. for tn most suleable nov
sI'ieS ever knoen. 500 Per Cent. Profit
ma READY SALE WHEREVER OFFERED !.
Smart men md women can make from 50
'fo $50 per tay. and no rl~k If loss a
smart capital required u from 500 10 500 N
iha more money invested The greater tho
profit No Money rsquired IN Advance
~ Iirsi send ,ne articles end receive psy
4tt.r1srcS II you ac'ually wish 20 make
motley rspidly arA ehsily. write Tor full
pa.ilrulnrs nyd address
rfILNOR & CO, (from Pari-)
60 BgaApwAy. NEW YORK CRY.
sS.ni9 ~
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TIE LADps FRIEND.


The Ladt's frirrd annnunce- frr iSG7
tho following nnveiris:--A new -'ury ~
Mrs Henry w bod, author ~ !. 80 L.nne,
Til. chanrings.' sc How woman i.ac
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Told ~ ihp sung No longer yrunr.' b.
Amanda n Dangsa~. anii'nr ~ II Trns'
Ac.nid .nara Casfel.'h rs Frark l.. Drnedis
+ sill rive Srl-ntia v uh!r s's-~ FiR.
II Cninrsd Fashion piat,---es Yrsv.d pE Sieci
tn every number
Il vil give braurlnl executed Fanc,
Steel Engraving = EVERY number.
II will Give large assortment M Wcor
Cus, Illustrating The inshiuns. fancy wufk.
2r every rumbrr
Il wi. eve papular pricr Az Music
xor Il ihp cost u Tie Magrzne Va nse.--i,
ycry number
II VIII Nv. COPY 81 ihr tr7n'iir' Pr
mum Steel Engraving r Nh fTs u8P-
lFY HuUks'- &c inches lcrr ny ~ irfhrs
Nne--io every single SO vul surrender
ami 70 every person sendiru nv C'nb.
n. offers as Premiums. Wheeler 4 VIII
snn's seeing machines. s,isef platvd fea
set. spoons pitchers nrld and silver wntch
". nuns. rilirs. meIcdecnr. clothes wnngrr-
appleton's cyclcpedias. &C.
TERMS.
cory (and ne premium engrav'al 81 IA
4 cop,es d "a
4 :. land one crsfisl so
s /" (and one grati~) ~ "
20 - (snd one grati-) q a
One copy Of Lsty's Friend and Post. 81 Ot
The reiier Up az Cub viii always NJ
ceive a copy Of The Premium Engraving
Members Of Club WISHING the Premium
Engraving must remit One Dollar extra
~ Tuose desirous Of getting np Clubs q
Premium Lets should enclose fifteen cents
for sample Magazine, containing the part
liculars. Address
DEACON & PETERSON.
80 WALsUT ST., Philacelphs.
dec. 1si,lS66
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| on the outskirts OF the city. the gardens have
! yielded abundantly,S and their produce always
brings remunerative prices to tho tillers Of the
soil. 5a
Our Northern brethren, who are still suffering
from the infections of the icy king would feast the
eyes in green paradise by paying us visit, and
their palates would be tempted by dishes that are
| non-comeaible in their colder homes. Market gar.
dening has been followed as en- occupation by
many during the past year, and their experience
has been the most satisfactory. ssSpeed the
plough" Is likely to become favorite tune, and in
few years every foot Of land on Charleston Neck
| will be made to yield tenfold.
But the vegetable market forms only small
portion Of the whole, and the different esculents
that are displayed for sale would tempt even the
epicure or gourmand. The meat market is well
supplied with choice meats, and rich red and
white joints are no sight. Fish, flesh and fowl
are to be had in every variety and the prices are
generally reasonable, and even the poorer classes
can Obtain their supplies.
a new feature in the market, that has been in
troduced since tho war, is the numerous tables
that are scattered along the route. These are
presided over by the maumas, who dispense their
cooked ht-bits homemade confectionery, &C., to
their felow-feedmen, who are extensive pur-
| chasers at these stands. The market is an
ona7aians gater1ns Of all colors, races and sexes,
and those who wish to study human nature can
easily satisfy themselves by paying morning
VISIT Or better still, defer it to Saturday evening,
when the gas lights give bri ghter touch to the
picture. &
TIE LAND WE Love, for February, has come to
hand. The contents Of the present number are
rather more THAI Usually interesting. They are as
follows:
Macmillan and his Eieuire--Bv 6 an. E. G, Lee:
Song Of tho south-By D: y. Lucas; Principles OF
ssperints o,lsnt g Agrioultural Affars ior the
Hawkins (selected); Perfect through Suffering
B;eaSs9kEd'a =; Report q the Battle Of Manassas;
son, OF Jefferson College; Guano-By Prof. J. B.
ders-By 9. G. Read; The Search Of the sages--
Energy Of the South-By &. Manigault; Page
Brook-By F.. Q. Ticknor; Twelve Months in
3 GS99 5SS9 Sketch Of Sen Gen
s: q. Dickson, Of Jefferson College; College Hos
Rlta m GettysburgI Confederate Officer; The
This magazine is published in Charlotte, N. c.,
and edited by Gen. D.. n. Hill. IN 4 ''.'-..' +s.
OF local and present interest is the following b.
DR.. D1cKsoN: -H@nts t3 !,
SHAKESPEARE AT HILTON HEAD, 1855 3.
SCENE On Beaufort Lsland. 4
Enter GONZALEZ tRedpaa) SEBASTIAN and ANTONIO,
Con. Had plantation Of this isle-
Hna s5s rs5e 1ne ps an What what you'd 70 do2
Execute all things; for no And Of traffic
Letters should not be known; no use Of seyui,e
Of riches OF Of poverty; no contracts, "A"
succesaions, bound OF land, tilth, vineyard none;
No occupaton-aAn men idle all; W. An M.
h ri i.- I. - e. II /.
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AUCTION SALES.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
On TINS hB bzS Es tss IL. Asstgsr TT s s o'clock
win be sold in ont Of the Exchange, under the direc-
Al TINT LOT OF LAND. with the Building thereon
situate on the east side Of St. Philip street. the City
feet and = depth feet more or less bounding west
on St Philip street north land Of Jacobi, land
Iorms-one-hnlf cash; balance credit Of one year.
Of a o by
feoroafy Il thu Master in Equity.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. M
Lord Us. DdI & Jones'
be sold in mont Of the Exchange under the direction %
All that LOT OF LAND. with the buildings thereon.
situate on the southeast corner Of Middle and Minority
inches by 81 feet In depth. be the more or less
Terms-onehalf cash; the balance a credit Of one
interest semiannualy, and mortgage Of premises
urchaser to pay for papers.
February2 Il thu Master In Equity.
nIILLIGAN, MELCIIERs & Co.,
M. 40 VendUe Range,
one lot III sAFG
Looking, ,Glasses, &c.
Tal1,Da Tnlinited Cd goods received
Sundries! iS,41dries! "
80 By y. A. ENSLOW & co.
THIS DAY Thursday), 21st inst at II o'clock A. NJ at
our Store. No. i25 East Bay, viii be cold,
Boxes CHOCOLATE
Boxes Maccaroni
Boxes Alspice
Boxes Green Tea
Boxes sardines
Boxes Sweet Oil, genuine
Boxes Corn Starch "."" n
Boxes Capers Sauce
Bottles Walnut Cstsup, and various Sauces
Cans Blackberries
Cans Cramberries
Cans Chicken Soup
Cans Ok TAU Soup
Cans Oysters
Dbl Dried Peaches
pieces Copper wiro
coils BEass , Wire
boxes Broad-Axes
IL Iron Hammers &
--- o Ol syE1o9es. February al
Sale Of Contents Of Merchants Hotel, corner KING
ard Society streets,
1vr, !. .,5 HY IN ~ . -. AIMAR,
WIN be sold To.MoRRoW. 22d instant, by M1LL1aAN,
1aELc MELcaEhs @ :; A9ctoneers, at the store No.
q COTTON RkEssEs, Manufactured a BY the American
Hay and Cotton Press company levied On for rent due
February al Baiuf
By r.. nj. MARSHALL & BRO,
hFokers and Aucafonecrs, No. SO Broad St.
TO-MORROW, 22d instant, at II O'Clock, will be sold
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE wEL1-KEPr BooKs
MACAULEY's ESSAYS, s vols. full calf
Mysteries OF Paris, vols royal octave, half calf
Junius' Essays, 2 vols. half calf
.UL. A-a ALSO, 1.g
fine KEYED BONN FLUTE and a choice COL
lecuon OF Flute and Piano Music. February 81
Nine Splendid Billiard Tables, &C., at auction.
BY r.. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
Brokers and Auctioneers.
On THURSDAY, I'd March, at IL o'clock will be sold at
the southwest corner Of Market and Meeting Streets
Phelan s. Co11ender's Standard American Bill
0. LARD TABLES
dozen Arm Chairs Marble Basins Large Mirror
Clock, lot Spttoons. $50 Cues and Rack Stove and
Pipe. large lot Of Oil Cloth Glassware Gas and Bar
Fixtures #$ nj
Conditions cash. I-
The above articles are good new, having been
used but few months They may In the meanwhile be
treated for at private sale application to R. NJ N. l.
Bro, No. 80 Broad street.
February 81 4%@ thst1wth5
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4he 1at1g Menus.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
ATTENTION is called to o lot Of well broke mules
offered for sale at the Mills HouAe Stable.

TIE FAILURE Of the Northern mails last night
will account for the absence of our usual variety OF
news from the North.
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~@ BIZ SAMUEL C. BLACK.
On TUESDAY, 2eth February nst will offer for sale at
auction, at Old Postoface.
The following PIECES OF PROPERTY:
An that LOT OF LAND, with BUILDINGS thereon.
situated the northwest corner OF Church and Wster
streets hnown As No 25 Tho House is two and half
story Wooden Building (piazzas facing south) Kitchen
and necessary outbuildngs Lot measures 10 feet On
Church street, by 100 on Water street, !.
desirable BUILDING LOT, on southeast corner
Short and Franklin streets. Dinnensicns-ss feat on
Franklin, and 1921 feet Short street. Brick fornda
lions sold with lot; balance of bricks already sold
Conditons-For Dwelling and Lot corner Water and
Church streets, onefourth cash. balance two
years. occurred by bond and mortgage premises prop
erty to be insured and policy assigned For Lot corner
Short and Franklin streets cash Purchaser to pay
for papers. wfmsu4 February %
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Ouer $40, 900 soo1M Of Fhrnitxre at AUCTION,
BE r.. M. MARSHALL d BRO,

lr
On MONDAY, 25th February, commencing at 10 o'clock
and to be continued every day until the whole a dis
posed Of, ss#g G.-t
THE FURNITURE OF THE PLANTERS HOTEL, at
the Of Church and Queen Streets Charleston g.
G. Everything was new from the manufactures about
four months ago, and consists in part Of: q0
Carving Table attached. @TG
splendid Pianos, Solid Mahogany Barbet Chairs.
Herrtngs' Iron safe splendid Bar Counter.
Hotel Settees, dozen Spttoons.
Wines Liquors, segars, and great variety too ume-
rous to menion. a-.I
80 double sets and 50 single sets CHAMBER FURH1.
TUBE @4s3ag&&e ''-"-'
5000 yards Competing and Mating
150 pairs Rochdale White Wool Blankets
100 double and single Hair Mattresses, Mirrors
great quantity OF Towels, Sheets Napkns Table
cloths Pillow Cases. Counterpanas Glassware and Crock
cry
50 Camp Stoves and Ranges never used
dozen Oak Dining room Chairs
dozen Oak Office Arm Chairs
dozen ten-feet Chestnut Extension Tables.
Terms caah. Articles viii be delivered Monday and
Tuesday 9Th and 7th March, and any articles not then
pad for VIII be resold account risk Of
Catalogues are being prepared. gi.I-" !
A$ The Columbia Carohnian, Daily Press Augusta
and Savannah News and Herald VIII please give tree ~
sertons each, with local notice. snd send bin to NJ
n & BIO. ,G Fehruary16
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PRIVATE SAFES.
FSne Residence IN Hasa streef,
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAU9SURE,


BY LOUIS ID. DesAUssURE.
Fer Sale ...,-... . =. W..
tho south side Of Hosol street. between Meeting and Az
son ssrsots containing eight lasge rcos pan dress
sve briok kitchen, carriage house md stable ho Iot
measures 50 test font by 100 fset deep moro ass
3ts AIRo, tSySi& @rF34.,
The partially burnt BRICK REsmEEDE On tho west
dde OF smith street near Wentworth street coutsine
pdasxas 30 On the premises sre Sfiek htahsn Ac
The Lot nessures ~ fest front BY III test dssp and ~
feet On back hae. 35t. gT73S?7
Apply n above, sS No. 20 1R0AD ETRREE.
February ss&2 S jSs:5E is tahtaaS
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Superior Clothing, etc.-Balance Of a Stock Of a
Retail Store.
BY JOHN G. MINOR g. co.
TOMORROW riday) 22d instant at 10 O'Clock will be
sold at our Auction Salesroom, No. 133 Meeting street.
An invoice Of CHOICE CLOTHING, being balance Of q
.,E Retail Stock,
CONsIsTINa
CLOTH AND CASHMERE COATS AND SACKS Csssi-
mere Pants, Vests '@4e
B1eached Shirtngs, Leather Travelling Bags seoars
Spice Boxes s1@9E ~ md
Manila Clothes Lines, 80 to length; Black F1ax
Thread, &c.
Conditions cash. February II
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Caroinian at Columbia Is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ocel
OF the State 1t will be found at the present time espe
ciay valuable to merchants others desiring to avail
themselves OF very large circulation. a#
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GOvERNnrENT SALE,

3.lLsa0@ GOVERNMENT SALE,
The following Ordnance Property WIN be sold Public
SsHa sSA as T. sa
ASou: 2sS nett nett toms GASo CAST iRoN
valuable soft metal nttsched} '- nm n ''~5
About 100 tons Loaded Shells @#
About Is toms Scrap Wrought Iron t& "
s. zaR eaageR ea9ss ssRRsn oaes as
15O Wooden Chassis, roned 4.
7so Cavalry saaass 75e t Brides $500 Cartridge
About l7Oo barrels Unserviceable Powder :,
~ large quantity Of other PRopERTY consstine pr,,
cfpally Of MUsKET APPENDICES, Rags, Ropes, Mple-
Terms cash, the day Of the sale, in o. Currency
Ample time allowed for the removal Of the ProperV:
at the expiration Of which, that not removed wm rsvs
By authority Of Chief Of Ordinance.
Capt. ordn. and Bvt. Major o. - q a.
February 16 sth2 Commanding Chsrleston Arsenal.a
Mourl Pleasans Propevsy-A Good oaonoe fo.
BIZ BoWERs 1neSagsM 6 s11cox.
VIII be sold TUESDAY, the 9Th Of Narch next st II
An ss o8 oS De % hs 11sa s
situated at the Of Pitt and the street leading to
the Light House. in tie village Of Mount Pleasant The
ssoldes high, containing square rooms each about is
1set s9uaIe; pantry and dressngroo 10 fest squzze
7s feet wide by ITO feet deep, more or len. N , 7l
The above premises can be treated for as private a
Coalitions -OnehaH cash; balance In one year. with
interest," also bond and mortgage Buildings % be insur
I'd and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay B. er pa
pers. sS5E5G a-&E3f a5gs s'ara &.9- ss,-..
NOTICE.
Sales EVERY EVENING a4 O'Clock, by KnRoY Goos
No. $50 Ktngstree OF general assortment OF DHY
gooDs nt3sa GoPg Tansy .s &C., Sswazy Boo .nd
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WE CALL attention to the card Of DR.. J. 81.
SIMoNs, who has resumed his former occupation,
discontinued at the beginning of the war.
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Couaas AND Co1Ds ARE OFTEN OVERLOOKED
continuance for any length OF time causes irrita-
tion OF the Lungs or some chronic Throst Disease.
Broson's bronchial 7foches" are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy giving al.
most invariably sure and immediate relief.
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MISCELLANE0uS.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w name ana value Of each article of goods are
marked on tickets, placed in sealed envelopes, well
such ticket will be without choice, delivered
at Office, sent by mail to any address, The pur-
chaser after seeing what article il draws and its value
which may be from one to Ave hundred dollars-can
then, payment OF one dollar, receive the article
named, may exchange it for other article marked
on our circular at the same value Every ticket draws
article worth ons dollar No B1ANKs
Our patrons depend fair honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered at Office regard
less OF its value, promptly sent directed by return
mail, express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
Of valuable gfs from us, may be file Mt
hce, among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John s. Hocomb, Larnbertvie, N. j. gold watch value
$780, Mrs s. Bennett No 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine $50: Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn,
ngton. d. c., diamond pin, SITS; c. Sutherland No.
20S Nineteenth street. NJ T. sewing machine 800; Jos
Camp, Elnnira, n z, melodeon, $50; Miss L. Collins
Atlanta, Ga. diamond cluster ring, SOS; Dr.. Henry
Smith, Worcester, Mass, eewing machne Ss5; r. ahsw
No. 133 18th street. N. r. gold watch $50; Edw. Boyn-
ton, Nashville Tenn melodeon, 500; James RUSSELL
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; r. T.
Smith, Providence, r L, silver lever watch S6O Oscar
Purdy, Madison. NJ j. music box, s45; Hon r. s. New
ell, st. Pauls Minn., gold watch, $685. J. B. Sperry
Mtchheld Conn, silver watch, s55; VIM B. Peck Har-
em nls music box, $75; Wm Raymond, Dayton, Ohio.
silver tea SET $685. Miss E. NJ. scherck Detroit Mich
diamond rings $685. Pierre Beaudin, St. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans, diamond ring, S170; Mrs. Martha
Barnes, St Louis, Mo, meodeon value $685.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21

D1sPArcH.-The steamship Cdr9ona, Captain
COLLINS, consigned to Messrs. STREET Brothers
& Co., arrived from New York last night. She
reeshed that place on Saturday, and was dis
charged and loaded in twenty -four hours, taking
in full cargo and leaving for this port early on
Sunday.