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A Fact Worth Knowing.

AFact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for an invalid, who suffers from
debility loss of appetite is bottle Of PANKNNs He
patio Bers as 1t viii be sure to give relief For sale by
all DRUGGISTS,
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CooMMuNIoATIoN.1
The Florence Fire Department.

FLORENCE, May &c. 1857.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Florence
Fire Company, held at their Hall on the 2Sth May,
1867 at Florence, 8. O., the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resotued, That the thanks Of the Florence Com
| pany are due, and are hereby rendered to, the
Charleston Fire Department for the warmth and
cordiahty OF their greeting on the arrival OF the
fremen in their city, and tor subsequent attentions
and hospitaities.
Resotued That as the "reminiscences are Of the
most pleasant since our organization, we will
cherish tbs event, inscribe It's pleasing occur
rences upon our Minute Book, and strive to main
tain the good feeling now existing between us.
Resotued That vote Of thanks be returned to
the German Fire Company for the use OF their en-
zine house-the generous hospitalities shown US
as their guests-the handsome decorations that
graced our engine, and the kind assistance other
wise rendered
Resolned That our sincere thanks be returned
| to the Etna Steam Fire Company for the welcome
repast furnished us on the day OF the ParadeIthe
cheerful assistance given us, and the lively inter
est for our comfort and welfare while in their
midst. That as a scion of their noble Company
well persevere in the emulation Of this example OF
generosity, punctuality and usefulness.
Resotoed, That the reception given to our dele
cation by our fair namesake be ever cherished as
| the most pleasant incident Of our trip
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Company are
due, and are hereby rendered, to Mrs. Job Dawson,
TO Miss Maggie Frye, and other ladies Of Charles
| ton, for the very handsome wreaths presented Dy
| them to decorate our engine. These tokens from
the fair sex are sufficient guarantee that we have
their bright smiles and appreciation in our cause
| as iremen.
Resolued, That the thanks Of this Company are
hereby rendered to Mrs. j. w. Gamble, and Mrs.
Hendricks for tho very handsome manner in which
they decorated our engine for our visit to Charles
ton; and we promise to strive md merit their
smiles and appreciation.
Resolued, That these resolutions be published In
'''' O''''''''' G. Mod. sToLL,
Secretary and Treasurer Florence Fire Company.
Facts are stubborn things, and cannot be gain
saved. Such is the case with MARsDEN's PEcToRAI
BALM. 1t is fact that it has never failed to re-
lieve and cure every case Of Asthma, Influenza and
Bronchial disease. To prove this statement to be
a fact, he has requested his agents to refund the
amount in any instance where it fails to cure.
For sale by all druggists.
DOWIE &. NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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eics Der becn GnaItcn tes eanbes DER Sniderboder
we!te a,li sesenfcitisen Ruseu besrilubet if,-
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Gramintrenber ar5t, Wm. nfferbarbt,
Or. 6. s. Refers. Gde 2ing unb gfarfettrase.
January Is tuf8mo
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Mayors CoURTJune 6.-An individual from
the county, who got very tight by way Of cele-
brSting his arrival in town, and went to sleep on
the pavement 30 as to enjoy the unobstructed
breeze, was fined IS, which he paid willingly, and
threatened to 60 off Immediately on the railroad.
Emma Smith and Jane Lucas, two colored dam
sells who had participated in big row at the cor"
mar Of Society and Meeting streets, at the dead
hour of the night, in which bricks were thrown
and diabolica, expressions used, were brought up,
aud altar. an investigation Of the case, Jane Was
fined IS, and Emma "a.
A female, an old customer, who just goa tight
enough to make her exercise her lungs. was ar
rested for whooprg in the streets at thres O'CLOCK
In the morning, to the decided injury OF the
nerves OF the old inhabitants. She was fined s.
and took occasion to say that she wouldn't mind il
Il was made hundred.
UNITED STATES D.sTR1cr Court, Hon. GEORGE
g, BsYAN presiding.-In admiralty, W. G. TnTos
%. tho Steam Dredging Company, consolidated
libel for supplies. On motion Of NJ. P. OCoSNoR,
proctor for Gbelants, it was ordered that the
claims of the different parties be referred to
DANIEL HoRIBEcK, Esq, Commissioner OF the
United States, to take the testimony and report
the facts to the Court.
In the United States Circuit Court FREDERICK
Burrxhy1MD & Co., Of New York, o.. COHEN, WI
1ls & Co., Of South Carolina 1t coming TO tht
knowledge Of the United States Marshal that 3
@. WuLIs and A. N. COHEN, two OF the defendants
we're absent beyond the jurisdiction OF the Court
and that L CTToLENauI, the remaing partner, hat
been served personally. It was ordered, on motion
Of Messrs MACBETH & BUST, the plaintiffs attor
news, that DANIEL HoR1BEoK, Esq, the Clerk
the Court, do order and cite the absent B. G.. WI
1is and A. N. COHEN to appear and plead in ac
ocrdance with the 9th Rule Of Court.
The case Of the. United States os. SIMON NJ
supsos, for the violation Of the Internal Revenue
Law. was resumed and number of Witnesses
heard, but the proceedings were interrupted b!
the refusal of Mr.. O'KEEFE, the agent Of the Tels
graph Company, to testify as to the messages re
ceiyed by him. and which had passed over the wires
Mr.. OKEzrR was represented by his counsel, MIR
M. p. O'CosNoR. T. Y. sMoNs, who contendet
that the private character Of the corporation pre-
vented them from Gvulging, even to the Onlte'
sistss aoyernment, the secret Of which they wer'
made the recipients. Major CoRBN, the Distric
Attorney, opposed this opinion, and the argumen
Of the question was finally postponed until to-sa!
st eleven A. n. The Court then adjourned
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Post Omee Notice.

PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 6, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Halls win close at LIE p NJ, and arriving at the
Depot st s.45 A. NJ will be ready for delivery at II
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open at
1880 P. NJ. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. n.
THE CHIEF Of the FIRE Department requests the
Secretaries Of the different Companies, and the
Insurance Agencies to call at this office for copies
Of his Report, now ready for delivery.
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Pup11o READING ON WESTMINSTER ABBEY.-The
literary entertainment to be given by talented
and accomplished lady of this city, at Madame
GmmaH's, on Broad street, was unavoidably post
poned by the inelemency Of the weather. The
public viii be notified through the public prints
when the reading will be given.
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Some Of our readers may not know that new
Literary Depot was opened some time ago in Hassl
<street, west Of the Post Office, over which Mr.. B.
DosHER preSdes. MIR. D. has laid us under obi
CATION by sending us latest copies of the Boston
Plot, OF the Irish Republic, FRANK LEsIIR's Iuus-
trated Zeit,sng, Budget Of Fun, Chimney Corner,
and the New York Ledger, ,4n which Parson BEEcH-
xB holds forth in novel form.
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TIE CHKHAw ADVERTISER. - This excellent
Weekly was received by Us yesterday much en-
larged and considerably improved in appearance.
We have regarded this paper as among the best OF
our country exchanges, and it gives us great
pleasure to perceive its success, which we hope
viii be increased by advertisements from our city
merchants who desire to trade with the busy part
Of the State in which the Adreytiser is published.
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Ws H1yx received the catalogue Of the Holston
Conference Female College, Ashevile, N. c., forthe
collegiate year 1866 and 1867. This is an excellent
institution, located IN one Ct the most picturesque
villages Of the South, in cheap country, among q
primitive and virtuous people, and holds out great
inducements to those desrous to send their
daughters to such an institution. Prof JAMES d.
CAR11s1e Of Woford College, is to deliver the an
nual address.
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DEATH OF CHHF JUSTICE LuaRKN, OF GEORGIA
The Augusta papers come to us clad In mourning
for their llustrious statesman and jurist, JOSEPH
HENRY LuMPKN, who died at Athens, Georgia, on
June 4th, in his sixty fourth year.
For years Judge LuaPK1N has been the ruling
spirit in Georgia, and received the highest honors
in the gift Of grateful people. he was leader
in the bar, strong supporter Of religion, and an
earnest advocate of the cause of education, being
connected with most Of the literary institutions OF
the State. His illness was short, and he was
called home, leaving wife and several children.
Georgia will mourn his less, and the people of that
State can truthfully say, "Know ye not that q
prince and great man has fallen in Israel"
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March 80
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TO Bridge Builders.

TtHE County Commissioners Of ca,,.,i
Il county Maryland, will receive sealed
proposals until MogpAy, 2sth Of Apaftm
next, for building bridge over Biz Pine
creek. on tho road leading from MidAlel,srr
10 Ieneytown. The Abufmeuts are w md
any repairs y, them that may be rensired
VIII he paid for extra, or done by the Corn
missioners. The distance between The A i.
butnients Is sixty -three feet The bridge 10
be single span.
Each party proposing must give their own
plan, and send drawing aud description az
bridge. Parties may propose for either n
wooden or an Iron bridee-and II far q
wooden bridge, for either with or witho,,, 4
roeL a wooden bridge without 4 root.
must be Of eood white oak timber; ali goorl
ing must be q good white oak, two and a
half inches thick.
They will Also receive proposals for bni,d.
ing bridge over West Brunch Of Patansco.
az sykesrille, tifty feet span-and one az
Woodhne, about 40 feet span. The two last
named bridges are near the b. 40. 4. nj
Abutments ali up, each bridge 70 be raar.
anieed to bear eight tons.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject all proposals., IL hone arc sat /.
isiactory. Proposals TO be sealed and diree-
ted, Sooniy Commissioners, Westminster
Carroll eeapty Maryland, marked Promo.
sails for Bridge - ~
BY order, A
LEVI VALENTINE.
mArSS-9t f,lark
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$500 Reward!

! vii pay : iof 10 the proprietor cr any
Hsdicine that can show greater number Of
raaiuc certificates of cures effected nv u
I,1r the place where il is made, than aISlI.
|EES HERB BI1.fERS--of Primary
assumption. Dyspepsia, Liver Complain,
|sOcdy Fiax, Diarrho,a. Typhoid. Remit,
|at intermittent aud Bilious Fcycrs. 10.
q and Agae. Cholera MorbuS. yellow
,aHaiec: Scrufnla, Running or Sore I.cg,.
|faccS, Nliscess, Neuralgia, l.hcimaIi.in,
|Oaghs. Colds, Cramr 10 the Stomach.
an,nic Diarriioa, Pile'. letter. S,s,ld
ID. 0phnema, or falling away sickness
|SulIar to children, icuch0rrhn,l. Falling
the Womb, all distinctions 10 the due
afse Of natare in fcmacs, aIl vcncrcal
Eases. and NIL complaints arising from
bnarc Blood or weak and disordcr,d sat,
the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys CcrliR.
ts, OF cures ofthe yellow Fever IN Mexico
. also he furnished. Remember, ii Il dots
4 cure, the money will be refunded 10y
proprietor.
BENJAMIN MiSilLE9.
ga. u. HUBER, Druggist 4 Chem.
Westndnster, Nd, is our Aecn. Ter
sroll County.
\. AlTkEN t co.
ipsj-sm
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Notice of Personal DISCHARGE.

I'm application by petition in writing o,
" tfishtgs MnrRER, OF Carroll county, 10
the CIrcuit court for Carroll county. for he
benefit OF Tie 18th Article of the code Of
fablic Genefpl Laws Of the State OF Mary.
ond, entitled insnivents, a schedule Of HE
property and q hst ofthe debts due him, with
the names 81 his debtors, and also a list OF
me debts due from him with the names az
his creditors, verified by affidavit. being an.
nexed to has said petition. aud being sutfs
fed that the said Charles Moarer, has Al mn
time within two years previous 20 suid arpii.
cation been discharEef under any Iusolyep.
Law Of fhis State; and the said ,,riitinner
having taken the oath prescribed by law,
and having also executed 10 a Trustee by
said Court appointed good and sufficient
Deed for his property and estate Of every
DESCRIPTION the necessary wearina an,,af,,l
and bedding Of himsclfand family exccpted n
and Delivered tiie same TO said T'rusfee--ald
the said Trustee having also executed a bond
TO the state OF MARYLAND BY said court AN.
proved, for the faithful discharge Of his trust.
IL IS therefore ordered and directed thss
the ssno,ia Monday 81 Nouanber, nert, be
ilxed as the day for the appearance Of said
ehas. INQUIRER, IN the circuit court for Car.
roll county, to answer such Undergraduates
or allegations as his creditors, endorsers. or
s'reties may propose or aliege against him,
and that the said petitioner cause notice OF
SAID day 20 be given to his creditors BY pub.
iica'ion ~ some newspaper printed in carroll
county for three successive months prior 10
the said second Monday Of November. 1895.
March, 1867. ~
wM. A. MoKELLIp, clerk
True eopy,--Test:
mar2s-3m VIZ A McKEILIr, elk
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Estate Of John r. lha6er, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters of Admistra.
ton on the Personal Estate Of joins p.
SnArFgR, late Of Carroll county, deed. al
persons having claimsagainst said Estate, arc
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested 10
make immediate payment.
JOHN VI. SHAFFER,
aprilli-its Administrator.
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psS' \ louYG LADY returning to
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months in the City. was hardly recognised by
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inquiry as 10 the cause of SO great change,
she plainly told them that she used The Cireas-
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Election Notice.

A / a meeting Of the Commissioners aud
N Stockholders Of the Liberty ana New
Windsor Turnpike Company, held at New
Windsor, on the 4,h OF April, 1867, il was
determined to call meeting at Unionyille,
on the FIRST MONDAY or MAY next,
At ! o clock, p. NJ to elect PRESIDENT
AND FIVE DIRECTORS, for said Com.
pauy, rs provided by their chatter.
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f. S. SrAuFFER, Sec'y. nprilIl.3t
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Special Notices.
Dr. schenck's PulnnOnic
GErfTn

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THIS great medicine cured DR.. j. II. sehenek,
the Proprietor. Of Pulmonary Consumption,
when IL had assumed its most formidable a..
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incurable, when he commenced tho use Of this
simple but powerful remedy. His health was
restored In very short time, and no return Of
tue disease has been apprchended, for all the
symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
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Since his recovery, he has devoted his attcn-
ton exclusively to tbs ours Of Consumption.
and the diseases which are usually Complicated
with u, and the cures effected by his medicines
nave been very numerous and truly wonderful.
Dr. sehenck makes professional visits 10 seyc-
raj Of the larger cities weekly, where he has a
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Please observe, when purchasing, that the
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Twill pay 10 any Doctor or member of The
MEDICAL ! fraternity the sum of 500 for ans
tnpOuud that possesses more medicinal
iiaes and curative powcts than Mishlrr' Z
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d. MlSIILER, Proprietor.
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l. | M T..

THE Undersigned would respectfully in.
4 form the Public tia; he has leased tn,
extensive Limestone Quarries OF Mr.. Thos.
Goodwin, near Westminster, for term oI
years, where be is now prepared 10 furnish
LIN EACONE in any quantity desired.
Also, LIME, which he win sell at Sl7.0u
per hundred bushels at the Kiln. Persons
in need of Lime OF Limestone are requested
10 give him a call, as he feels assured that
he tan render satisfaction.
GEORGE C. GRASS.
aprilll.6m
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FOR SALE,
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Also, large County Kops Of Carroll and
ether counties, aud Pocket Maps of all the
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GEO, W. MARTENET u rnr SoIr
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Know Thy Destiny.

MAnAHg Z. Y. THohSrox, the great Eaglish
Astrologiat, Clairyoyant and Psyehometrieian
who has a-touihhed the scientific classes OF the
Old World, has nov located herself At Hudson,
y. \, Madame Thornton possesses such won-
drriul powers Of second sight, as 10 enable her
10 imPalt knowledge OF the greatest Importance
10 the single or married Of either Hex. While
In state Of trance, she delineates the very fea-
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the aid nf an Instrument Of intense power, known
as the PsNehoinotrope, guarantees to produce
hlc.hke picture ofthc future husband or wife
Of The applicant together with date Of mar
rage, position In lie, leading tralts OF eharac-
Ter, &c. This is no humbng, as thousands OF
testimonials can assert She will ecad when
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by enclnsing . ANAL lock OF hair, and stating
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and enclosing fifty cents aud stamped envelope
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inre and desired information by return mail. -
All communications sacrcdiy confidential. Ad-
dress ia confidence, MApAHG T.. F. TaoaNTox,
T.. o. Box 22y Hudson, n. Y. febT-ly
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E%g My large and varied stock has been
bought for the cash. For sale at short
profit, call before purchasing.
JOHN /. REIFSNfpER.
Westminster, aprilii
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