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State 1ten1A.

TIE IRREPREssBLE CoNF11cT.-On Sun lay after.
noon iast our village was the scene Of fierce and
| deed eppear more unholyl -Four or five soldiers
OF the Federal garrison became s'bifurcated with
no. SHOTS from q blue-ruin decanter" and very
@Mantonly wa disturbed the peace OF colored family.
lhese SOLDIERS, we understand are of Celtish ori-
gln: Their ne feet were at one time on their native
rsggt;,aa nog Ihey ey5 have national anpathx to
are devotedy attached to to potatoes, ssaSa Ane and
have I,e, an abiding faith in good whiskey.
tho said Ccltish gentlemen and quantity of the
SAID good whiskey got inside Of each other and
tsralghtway the cets were upon the warpath AS
rect they CHANGED to approach the residence of
IN American citizen OF African desccnt--Phil Hill
ma not good honest well,meaning fellow. Phil was
ing, in pensive mood, the long standing but now
thoroughly avenged wrongs Of his nation. The
terror and dismny among tho females Of bis fam-
w.. Mrs, Phil. crept forth and surrepttiously dis
patched & messenger for Phil. The untutored AZ
by the base aggressions Of the Celts pitched il
upon the litter wish most valorous vim.
oose ben 5sT spnasy sy Pills friends were lying round
upon the field of glory Ts impossible to describe
the scene combat ensued that promised very
SERIOUS s' termination. The result had like to have
would be left but few mangled remains Tor for thse ts
coroner to hold an inquest upon.
But the Africans triumphed gloriousv One
Cslt was crt another was shot though not killed;
while another was brought to the ground by an
Phil = N '-N .
The commandant Of the post arrived up on the
scene, See and speedily dispersed the combatants.
Phil WAS arrested and carried to headquarters but
upon representations Of his good character Being
made TO- the commandant, and sufficient surety
given Of his appearance when the matter was in
v9nstigat@sd nt @ he was released. AS for tho foemen
imagine they have had time in the guardhouse to
get thoroughly sober, and to reflect maturely upon
the nature and results Of 'sirrepressble conficts
in general.-Edgeteld Advertiser. Nj
The Edgcfeld Advertiser records the death Of
John =. snyly, Esq, an honorable, amiablo and
generous citizen Of that District, well known to to
an an extensive circle OF acquaintances. Few men
friends. '-~-N' "',''AAe1 '''"N-
MORE CoRN.-We neglected to notice in our last
issue, the arrival Of sos bushels of corn at the
kock 10 81 hil depot consigned to Mr. Jones Crockett,
lor The relief Of the poor Of this District MIR. G.
deserves the thanks Of the suffering poor for bis
earnest ca efforts in their behalf. We understand
this Is donation from tho good people of Ken
lucky: tuck Some Of this corn has already reached
mere and been distributed to the most noedy,-.
Lancaster LEDGER.
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aleet did not entirely destroy the peach crop "a
this section Of the country. The damage, too, TO
the early plants OF the garden was not 50 serious
as was apprehended at the time. After days Of
cold snd cheerless weather, the genial sunshine
again glAddeEs nature and it reioices as it snrinrs
again g nto new life, Let the heart OF man-de-
hy is enyeloped catch the impulse, and rejoice in
the sunlight Of the beuefcent Creator..sMnuer
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DEATH OF Coz. D. s. TAY1oa.-We have to re-
cord this morning th death Of another old citizen
Of Pendleton: On day last, Col David s. Tay-
lor departed this Life, in the sxeth year of his age
after brief illness, Of apop!exy. His summons
disease had been apparent for several years. Col.
Taylor had accumulated large fortdne before The
war, and was regarded one OF our wealthiest citi-
OF Assistant Assessor OF Internal Revenue, and
was at this place, in the active discharge Of his
duties, but 9 few days previous to his death.
.N..-.I .L.- 1o :, " Atlanta Izakelidercet
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The weather continues cold, cloudy and unfa-
withdraw his icy mantle With reluctance. This
state Of weather. cannot last much iohgorit, would
30 contrary to the long established rules natures
that spring will in truth burst upon rs, and t6at
vegetation will spring forth vigorously to the de-
light OF al. we are informed by some Of our e1-
riously injured by the late freeze--Mdrion a:ar. n
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a@The Friends and dAcauatntunces of nr,
and Mrs. JAMES HAYS, also of AIrs, HonAs. are ~
quested to stend the Funeral of the former from the
residence OF Mrs HonAs'. No. 500 King street, on To-
Aorro'0 unday) at Three o'clock without further in
Htation. = .I. ,r.,,h On
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~ NOTICE TO DLARINERS.-C APTAINS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES. the Charleston st. Andrews sidc O,
the Ashley River by which precaution contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER. u. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston February 6, 1866
February Z -sttt+. .- . a@
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aE NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES PER sTEAM-
SHIP FLORIDA, FROM BALTIA1oRE.-sho is This Do,
discharRng cargo Mt Atlantic Wharf All goods remain
ing the wharf at sunset be stored at the risk md
expense Of owners. WILLIS & CHIsoLM,
Marc 30
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So BEAU TIFUL HAR.-CHEVALIER'S
LIFE FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
Its original color and youthful beauty imparts life ano
strength TO the weakest hnir; stops its falling out ut
once; Eccps the head clean; is unparalleled as hail
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my ofhco. No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. f,HEvArTFp ~ n
D0WIE & NOISE,
&# No. 151 Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
Enooa
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/. Ats ladies' soree in Gotham, they had nothing
for retreshment but tongue sandwiches, and moth
ing to sip but gossip. lE,$. h ma
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sTMEssRs. EDITORS You WIFI PLEASE
announce Gen. A. M. MANIGADLT as a Csndiaat. for
sheriff At the ensuing election. A CITIZEN. Z
Novernbar af 5aEH Vs.
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~ & - ~ fa1, 7n"5 a., -'r'& KY ,tHs 5@af >
New Orleans Market.

| NeW'UFleHnS MaFket. ~
NEW OnIzANs, March 29.-Cotton sales 1000
bales; easier; Low Mddling 2sa@2e. Receipts for
the week 1os74 bales against u, $50 tho previous
week Exports 1900 bales. Stock 1e5. .954 Sugar
prime 1s@1s4. Good Molasses TO- Flour firm.
Gold 84sM35. t.
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80 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICLAL HU-
MAN EYES n1ado to order and inserted by Drs L.
BAUcH and P. GOUGLEMANN formerly employed by
R1ssosNEAu Of ParisI. No. 500 Broadway, New York.
April IA &@H .a a#"@&# ,..
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NIARRIEn.

on the 25th inst at the residence OF Col p
oy rev. STILES MELIIcHAA6P. W. 8. MURRAY of Fdslo
Island to Miss A. L. AMAKER, OF st. Matihews II
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HSUNlTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE. NO. ss4 K1NG-sT.
Returns Of ANNUAL TAXES year 1886 viii be receiy.
ed at this office for Divisions and T. comprising Wards
3 s. 9. g. and east part Of 4. between y and r. NJ
until 18th OF April NEXT except where parties receive no
nee IN such cases returns must be rendered within ten
days rom date thereof. according to law.
A. GARTER, Asst. Assessor, Ctv g:
\: a. LNDsTRoM ASS. Assessor, Div. 4.
March 16 # Gs@t ag s%ss#T$& ali r. 40
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Marine Newa.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, March 2s.-Forty odd sail Of
vessels, principally from foreign ports, are between
Oapes Henry and Hatteras endeavoring to get in,
but the westerly ywind andthe strong current from
the heshets have prevented them.
New YoRK, March 29. The Pelican from Charles
ston, and the Harriet Lane from Havana have
arrived
s3a The brig leonard Berry, from New York for
Bermuda, wIsa sabandoned. ~
Tie steamer Leo, from Savannah, has arrived.
The H Acculoch, from Charleston, has ar
rived a.@#E @1$53" :
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aSWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
f. III. WHITING, Esq, as candidate TOR Sheriff OF
Charleston tJudicial District at tho next election
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TELEGRAPHIC,
Our Cable Dispatches,

LONDON, March 19-Noon.-Bonds rs. Consols
COZ.
The Nooo Scotia has touched at Londonderry.
FRANKFORT, March 29.-Bonds TIT.
PARns. March 29.-Bonds "a Sc.
LIVERPOOL, March 29-Noon.-C Cotton quiet and
steady. Sales 1000 bales. blddlng Uplands 1ssd;
Orleans lsad. Breadstufs quiet Provisions dul'.
Common Rosin sas. Turpentino 37s
LIVERPOOL March 2s-Evening.-Cotton closed
dull and heavy and declined i; Middling Ur-
lands 1s5d; Orleans 1sAd- Sales 900 bales.
LONDON, March 2s.-The English Government
proposes to guarantee the Canadian Railroad loan
The Grscian Government asks the great powers
to Interfere for the prevention OF further bloodshed
in Gambia.
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HFPEOPLEs NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
TO- 8. s.c.-DVDEND NO 4.-The Boars OF Directors
having declared dividend Of SIX DOLLARS PER
SHARE, free Of Government Tax, tho Same VIII be pad
on and after the LIST Of April next X
ti Dy osess "A; S H:e. IopER
March 80 -
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aE MESS Rs. EDITORs=PLEAsEA AN
NoUNcE JOHN 7. MHLIGAN as Candidate for Sheriff
OF Charleston District, at the election In July next
and obhge.:
THE MECHANICS AND woRKNaMEN.
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A bAIC ELO RS HAIR DYE.-THS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho best in the world The
only true and perfect Dye-harnless, reliable insan
taneous No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black OF Brown Remedies the ill effects Of Ba.,
Dyes Invgorates the hair leaving soft aud beautiful
The genuine is signed William a. Bachelor Ali others
arc mere limitations, and should avoided Sold BY al
druggists and Pcrfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcey
street, New York
nS- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT. &
Decemper IL .-".& H,a Ua". & .,M H.
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ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DAILY NEWS. !
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Hs- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcf.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, ami the
ERRORS. ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedimcnts TO MARRIAGE
"1n sure means of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes. free Of charge Address Dr. J. sKILLN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
January is smo
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Congressional.


WASHINGTON, March 2s.-In the Senate several
petitions rom Southecners praying relief from
Office holding disabilities were referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
resolution WE passed directing the Committee
on Indian Afai1s to visit the Indian Territories,
and ordering the Secretary of War to furnish
transportation and military protection, was passed.
4 resolution inquiring whether West Virginia is
really State, was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. .a@
A resolution appropriating one half million dol
Lars to relieve the recent sufferers by the floods,
was tabled.
The Bill to repair the Novees was taken up, and
SUMNER proposed proviso that no levees bo re-
paired in any State until it was resdmitted with
equal rights, elective franchise and free schools
for all colors. The Levee Bill was postponed.
a motion to adjourn tomorrow at noon until
the first Wednesday in July, when, if no quorum
to adjourn without fixed day, was passed, and
the Senate then adjourned.
In the House Bill to reimburse Indiana and
Ohio for the expenses incurred in expeling the
MORGAN raid, was passed and goes to the Presi-
dent.
Bill making the money due the colored sol
disrs payable through the Freedmon's Bureau,
passed.
Tho adjournment was then discussed, during
which the Judiciary Committee were roughly han
died for triffng, and BUTLER denounced for
breach of confidence in gossping about confden-
tiSl evidence inadvertently communicated to him.
Iha House adopted the Senate adjournment re-
solution saa-sdjourned. @
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IS P.PI IN! n G.

FOR RL1VERPOOL4.-THM BRITISH
&aaSS2M bark NORTON. Captain Isaac G. Enslow hav-
91ng portion Of her cargo engaged, will meet
with dispatch. For Freight engagements ap-
ply to RAvENEL & CO.
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, March 29.-G Flour closed quiet and
steady; Corn in far demand, white in sacks 88;
Whiskey dull, in Bond a.; Mess Pork firm; Bulk
meats easier; Shoulders 8; Sides 1oa; Bacon dull;
Lard firm. - 3&$ila i#@%. .fs.s# rS. i
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Se1xurc In New vora.

.N. Se11urc In New York g#E
NEW YORK, March 800 barrels haudulently
marked, and 12o empty barrels with inspection
mark uncancel1ed, were seized to-day.
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Washington News.
!. WAsHHerox; 1asch 2s.-The Senate yesterday
confnsa s9and Ts3ssted 60 ciyil nominations O.,
Gen. ENcr:zias declined The Ohio Rspublcan
auboraatorial noniHsati6n ati6 tlsir d
The 1nterAal Rs7aadde ttsceipts to-.zakssy are
100000. ~! :ss.N s:ssN ~: ~
The Senate to-day confirmed three and rejected
two nominations. #&ss
I; LOWELL n. RoRszAu has been nonnated success
sor to Brigadisr General RosEcRANs
The Postmaster General has ordered an increase
IN the payof postofice cierkships. Those under
$1,000, twenty per cent; those over, ten per cent
Route agents and carriers, twenty per cent.
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So THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT.-N EQUITY B. BAcor
AND T. L. RACoT, Administrators, PETER &
BAcOT, uA TEE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
BAcOT-Upon hearing the pleaaings in this case IL
Is, on moon Of W. ". HARLLEE Complanants' solicl.
ordered that all aud singular the creditors of the late
Peter s. Bacot Complainants Intestate, be required
to hle and prove their respective demands and debts In
Judgments and otherwise against the said Inteotate be-
lore the Commissioners Of this Court by or before the
ars day Of November nex and in default thereof that
they be debared from the benefit Of any decree to be
made therein and that the Commissioner Of this Co,st
do advertise this order month In the Darlington
Sostaer7ser and the Charleston DGsly Neos untn sae
! said first day Of November NEXT
The sboe is true copy from the ORIGINAL order made
Il the e,l above caas .a asse ct February. 1887
n. A. F. EDWARDS, G. E. D. d.
Commissioners Office, Darlington G. r., February a.
1ee7. sse fl 5s Februnry23
~ TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-lN EQUrrY-HXNNAH J.
HART. Administrative. ELLEN E. HART, JOHN
WITHERSPooN, e aL-BuL FOR INJUNCTION
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered that tho credit
ors Of JOHN L. HART be enjoined from proceeding to
their clas q law against the complainant and
that they do prove aud establish their demands against
the ssid John L. Hart before tho Commissioners Of
this Court ON OF before the hrst day Of November next
and In default thereof that they be barred from the ben
eft Of any decree to DO made berein.
also ordered that copy Of this order be pubHshed
Least once week until the first day Novenbor mart
In the Darlington Scthe7er and tbs Charleston Da,1y
Ne,cs NJ s$ Elm; n n sa-s@s $
Tha above Is true copy from the original order made
In the above case, 18th February 1857.
sEs a. F. EDWARDS d r, u. D. NJ
coannauoxEn's oy11cr, Darlington 9. h.. February
a. 1857. s 5 .si5 $50 II sS February Is
pS THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-M EQUITY-B W. ED.
WARDS, Administers 7. E. HoWLE. ps E. 8. How1E,
JAaGEs r WILSON AND oTHERs.-BuL FOB m.
JUNCTION.. ACCOUNT AND REL1RF.-It "a oraarea
that tho CREDITORS ofTHoAfAs e HoWLE, deceased.
30 enjoned hom proceeding 70 recover their c.sms q
aw Asa'n. the and that they do pro 10 and
their demands against the said How1E before
TIE this coes o. before the rst dsy
Of Deeamher next and In default thereof TINT they be
barred, tho benaht Of any decree to bo pronounced
herein. Ss;s tftf \; sF@rS,sT- yT.s
The above Z f7e copy rom the original order u.de
IL tho above stated care, f7sh February. 1857.
A. 3. EDWARDS q ED: b. w s5s
co1n:ntsadoner's Once, Darlington
February 2s sss al
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So WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCF
WIN. BLUM DNGLE as Candidate for the sher.n.nv
at the ensuing election.
September II ga Y v aI I-'t.ts-- -@t s4.' =
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New York Market.
X. NOON pupArm.

WI #a NOON DIBpATCH.
NEW YoRK, March 29-Cotton heavy and de-
dining; sales 500 bales at sO1 for Middling Up
lands. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat frmer.
Corn active, and advanced 1c; Mixed Western,
81 81. Mess Pork, s24. Lard unchanged Whis-
key quiet Rice quiet and steady; Carolina, 10la
1o2, Sugar dull; Muscovado, 10sa1t. Coffee quiet
Naval Stores quiet and steady; T@pentine 77a7s
Cotton to Liverpool, by steam, /; sail, la5-1s
Stocks active but with downward tendency; Five
tveates Of '62, coupons, 81; OF '6 II; Of 's5 81;
New Issue, u; Ten-fories, SO; first
series, s; others, 81. Gold, s4l.
HyENINe DESPATCH.
Flour more active and q shade hrmer Wheat
more steady. Corn shade frmer. Mess Pork
$2a 30. Lard steady at 12ba1sa. Cotton dull.
Middling 5000. Freights quiet. 5-2o's Of 'c2
coupons, 81. Gold 344. Virgins gs Glass;
Baltimore MarIket
BALTIMORE, March 29.-F1our heavy; Wheat
unchanged; White corn 1o5a10s; Whiskey quiet
and unchanged; Middling cotton 30; Mess Pork "a.
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Steamer PILOT BOY Captain W. r MoNrrrr
Steamer Eliza AANcOX.. Captain J. & R1cHAapssn h.
FAVE AGcoMMoDA ATioa VS. ;GsRsTn 19 Ry5sczT @
II! and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Weones-
Gay, fr1day and saturday mornings, at o'clock an
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Eriday nnd
savannah every Saturday. - -
The ELIZA HANCox leaves Charleston every Wednes-
ay and Saturday and Savannah every Monday ana tri-
day. ~ -'N1'o 1NA ~ -
The FANNIE leaves Charleston every Monday ana
and returning. '--- . M M s's-e
Ereisht received daily and stored nee Of charge.
No Freight recalved after sunset, @--' -1-- y"
For Freight or Passage, apply to frf
.s&4s FERGUSON 4 HOLMES Agents
|E -.- Charleston, q. O.
CLAdHORN CUNNGHAM, Agents.
n B-The Steamers OF this line connect at Chasleson
with and South Carolina Railroads and st
with Central and Albany and Guk Railroads snd
Florida steanara tst830 .IIaE2 Tl I- NSarch ~
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Political Movements In Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, TENN, March 29.-The leading Con-
servatives propose inviting the negro voters to
participate in the preliminary political meetings
and to send delegates to the Nominating Conven-
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nTCLRCULAR CHURCH-N CONSEQUENCE
Of the Pastor being engaged preach at the Orphan
House. there will be service In this Church To Nor
ro.o 4fternoon. norch on
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FOR LTvERPOOL.-THE FINE
Fast Sailing Coppered Packet Ship MARY OG-
lk&3&3DEN, W. E. Godfrey Master, Is now ready to
.&@zDrecetve cargo. 71TzH7 n IA. 7TI''' '-o'- - =
For freight engagements, apply to
IS, W. B. SMITH co.
: ha6fcn ~ Nanier'a Ranoe
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

4 H6 ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
TAd B. ADAMS. Of the Circular Church, viii perform
divine service in this Chapel Tomorrow afternoon s1st
instant, at O'Clock 6arch an
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s@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place Of
coarse rusHc aushed faee, she hsd soft ruby CON-
pedon OF s.most marble smoothneas. and instead .,
twnythree she really appeared but eighteen Upon in
auy a. to the cause OF great change she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAs=IAN BALM. and
considered an Invaluable acquisition to any toilet
BY Its use any Lady Or Gentlemen improve their
sonal Appearance hundred told It ia simple in its
combination. Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed In its efficacy In drawing impurities from also heal
ing. ceanang and beauhfying the skin and compledo
By It's direct action the cucle 1t draws from It all X,
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
lace as Nature itended 1t should becear soft smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail or Express, on re-
ceipt Of an order by #@
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette Street. Syracuse, NJ Y
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same
AlA1cn ~ 1y
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Headquarters Second Military District, 4,
(noRTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CARoLTSAl !
COLUMBIA, =. G.. March 21st, 1867.
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s AD LxD1Aaa, L 10. (cux TO. LYDIA, TE1Epm)
Thsn; Ta'e12s,1s my .5yt .L5ytd.s, Ia, yon e1t91 @ N.
When his rosy-,inted
~, ,,,;C6s Throat ,. O. arms .0as,D Of wax
Ah, whas agony my bosom raokri
Dizzy throbs my brain, by turns
Chsnging pales my cheek and burns,
While thu tear that stealeth
Those f,sroe sl inward M as a!es sss srsveale.h,
E In whose dams slow1y uasts and dis
VICE. We sssaaas sss ss?a s!asns ssn blow
LeaU Leaves Us t.s ..,lt hvid q tssses ], -. n:
Or, when he in 6erce embraces ..tS$
onyour lips records his rude delight .s.:3 l.35
But, Il YOU WIN lis: to ms. ..., 58
# Hos fronn him hope constarcy.
Or in fondness rude, 5as
Wounds those balny tips which Venus
.g. A. A., thrice hsgpz those fond hesrts
NV. VIZ S1th atiai tsutS raiSoa nnassnsins Sii
Eli S " II u And unkhaken faith,
lie Ssyss asns11 g 1sye il death
ADcH1oEs, = % vrrAs M a1,m1s cnzoa)
Whsa. bsxdsssea: q "a IS 30 $5j
Startled " each breeze M
Signing thro: tho trees, s4
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