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State IfenaA.

FIRST CorroN BLooM-Mr. o. R. Brown sends
us the first cotton bloom he has found on his
place or rather one Of the frst for We understand
there were several where the one We have was
pulled, which bloomed on the Goth inst. Anybody
ahead Of it p Winnsboro' Neocs.
HEAVY INTERNAL REVENUE TAx.-The NewberTy
Herald says it has heard from the Clerk Of the
Court Of that District, that mortgage bond was
recorded in that Office upon which the internal
revenue stamps amounted to fifteen hundred dol
hrs. We have not only heard Of but have actually
seen the same. 1t has been recorded in the Clerk
Office Of this place. There are upon the bond
seven $2OO stamps, and two $50 stamps. Where
they are pasted the paper looks like picture book
BARBEcuE.-As will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns, the members of the Inde-
pendent Fire Company proposes giving the Com
nittee Of New York firemen a substantial" " de-
monstration-that is to say, barbecue, in Sidney
Park, on Friday next. As this is matter in
which our citizens generally are interested, We hope
there will be general turnout.
= Columbia Phosnir.
AGA1E.-For the last three days, we have had
regular Northeastern, accompanied by heavy
rains From all we can gather from our exchanges,
the storm has been general, and we fear that
much damage has been done to the wheat yet un-
housed, and to the growing crops.-Ibid.
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The Timber Trade.

| To the Edtor OF the Dduy NdaoS:
noticed in your journal, few days ago, an artl
Gle from climber Cutter, which contain some per
tinent remarks relative to the timber business o
this State.
The laboring class proper, which may be said tt
denominate farmers generally, is so unaccustomec
to welding the pen, that few ever attempt any
public exposition Of the impositions that are but
too often intruded upon its different branches.
I do not mean by the above to premise that this
class have been more generally imposed on thar
any other; neither do pretend to volunteer my
services as capable of defending it, but do mean
to ask few questions relative to the manner in
which the timber and lumber business is carried
on in the city of Charleston. Why lis, as Climber
Cutter" inquiries, that timber in the Savannah mar
ket commands double what it does in the Charles
ton market2 havo had some experience in both
markets, and have always found that the same
quality Of lumber or timber sold for at least one
hundred per cent. more in the Savannah than IN
the Charleston market. Whether tits, as climber
Cutter" inquiries, that capitalists and mill men have
united against sellers, I cannot say, but would
suppose not, as the same chances for colleague are
equally as problematical at Savannah. Now, as
there ia no local inconvenience or drawback that
could give Savannah preference of even dollar,
T cannot see why there should be such wide dis
crepancy in prices. Some men who have engaged
in the timber business have concluded to send
their timber to Savannah, on account Of the dis
trust they entertain Of the Charleston market.
Until recently the price for me assuring in Charles
ton was seyenty-fve cents per thousand. The law
regulates this fee at eight cents. From this we
see that the City Measurer has been Obtaining an
illegal and exhorbitanS rate for his services. do
not pretend to say that the lumber men Of Charles
ton countenance anything appertaining to fraud
in their transactions and simply state these facts
and PROFOUND these inquiries in the hope OF gain
inc the desired information, viz: of knowing why
it is that the prices Of the articles mentioned ore
always moiety in the Charleston market Of what
the prices of the same articles are at Savannah.
there is nothing wrong in connection with these
matters, of course there can be no blame; while,
on the other hand, if there is we think it e1pedi-
ent TO the interests Of the factors and city to cor
rect the evil, and thus divert from our sister city
that trade which she is attracting and which our
own city can command. It will be a satisfaction
to the timber and lumber men, at least, to have
these points cleared up, and we shall hope to have
q hearing from the lumber men Of Charleston in
regard thereto. PAYSAN.
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New YORK. June 25.--Flour 1oa2Oc. better.
Wheat 8a5c. better. Corn quiet. Pork dull; s2Oa
al so. Lard, u2a12tc. Whiskey steady. Cotton
duil and dropping Middlng, 26a264c. Turpen-
time declining at sol. Pale Rosin, Sc 75a7 81
Stocks strong. Gold, 38s. Sterling unchanged;
1862 coupons, 110sa1119. -
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton lower; sales 19O0 bales at 26a26ac. Flour
active: State 81 40a11; Southern mixed to good
So 75ai1 80; fancy and extra $11 Goals Is. Corn
dull and declining; mixed Western 81 IL. Pro.
Visions dull. Mess Pork 81 20. Groceries gene
rally dull and unchanged. Tallow firm at l!a11sc
cent. Gold 88f. go coupons n0sa1102. Virginia
State SKIES 67a70. Tennessee Skies, eI-coupons 81
BAIrMoRE, June 25.-Rio Coffee dull. Sugar
firm. Flour and Wheat f1rmer and advancing
Corn-receipts light; white 81 49, yellow 81 12a1 Il
Provisions steady. Bacon inactive. Whskey un
changed.
demand. % Corn duh and nominal at 7so. Whiskey
in demand. Mese Pork firm at 81 90. Shoulders
So. Clear Sides, 12sc. Lard, nsc.
New ORLEANS, June 25.-Cotton dull; sales 70(
bales: Low Middling 24a24tc.; receipts 14b5 bales
aoair,t 1911: exports same time II 585 bales. Sugar
a3d Molnsses field firmly, but no sales. Flour
frn: superine SO 80; choice extra SIG 80. Corn
firm; mixed 9Oa95c.; white 81. Oats scarce; 70a72c
Bacon steady; shoulders 104c,; ribbed sides ll4c.
MOBILE, June 25.-sales $50 bales; quiet at 2Sc.
receipts Is.
AUGUSTA, June 25.-Cotton dull and declining
sales 13O bales at the regular prices.
SAyAFNAH June 2..-Cotton opened quiet; sale
CT bales closed dull and declining; Low Mddling
293a23c.; receipts, 40 bales.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sSTHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
aIIT4 CAROLINA QISTRICT.=N THE COURT OF,

8TTHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTRICT.-N THE COURT OF
ADMIRALTY OF TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTRICT.-THE UNITED
STATES OF FAMERICA.-ToJ. J. P. NJ. EPPING. Marshal OF
the United States for the District aforesaid his Law
full DeputyGreetng You, and each Of you are hereby
commanded without delay, to cite and admonish, and
these are therefore, to cite and admonish all persons In
general who have pretend to have, any right title,
claim interest," property demand whatsoever in, TO-
or out Of the steamship Aonekd, against which libel
hath been exhibited and filed In the said Court in
Cause of Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction, by
STRAUSS vNcEs Co., that they be and appear before
the Hon. G. g. BRYAN, Judge of the said Court at q
Court to be holden at the Federal Court House, on Wed
nesday the 26th day of June inst next at IL o'clock A.
NJ to show cause if any they have, why the prayer OF
the said libel should not be granted And whatsoever
YOU shall do in the premises you shall duly certify unto
the Judge aforesaid at the time and place aforesaid to-
gether with these present.
Witness Hon. GEORGE s. BRYAN Judge OF the said Court
at Charleston the 17th day Of June in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and siIty-sevon.
JN. NATHANs
~ DANIEL HoRLDEoK, Libellanfs Proctor.
(--) District Clerk.
June 1s june Is, 26
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Ieadu,rs. Second Military District
CHARLESTON 8. c., May 10th, 1867. }
GENERAL ORDERS No. %.
It appears from sundry petitions and official repre-
sentaons TINT the present scanty supply Of food In the
Caronas is seriously diminished by the large quantity
of grain consumed in numerous discr1es, put up anu
worked in defiance of the revenue laws Of the United
States 1t rcpres ned that few or none of the require
mens law observed in any OF these establishments
that tho officers of the internal revenue service, while
endeavoring to and collect the whskey tax are
frequently treated with disrespect and sometimes
menaced with violence; and that when offenders are
prosecuted in the civil conrts and violations OF the In
terna revenue laws inlspuaby proved juries fail to
convict the parties it is further shown that this un
lawful traffic makes food dearer in places whero large
numbers are depending upon public and private bounty
that the Government is, esdes, defrauded of large
amount of revenue the authority ofits civil officers
is brought into conempt and furthermore, that the
mischief complained of tends TO increase poverty dis
order and crime therefore, in the exercise OF the au
thorty vested in the Commanding General it is ordered
that
l. The distillaon or manufacture Of whiskey or other
spirits grain s prohibited in this Military District
Any person engaged employed will oe deemed gull
ty of misdemcanor. The possession OF STILL or other
apparatus for this purpose will be considered presump-
tive evidence of violation of the Revenue Laws and the
party or parties using the same or on whose premss
or in whose possession the may be found, will be
arrested and brought to trial before military tribunal
composed of the Commanding O:fcer Of the Post and
two officers of the army next in rank on duty within the
territorial limits of the Post the exgencies Of the
service do not permit the detail of other officers that
fact will be duly certified and the Post Commander will
hear and determine the case.
H. The penalties, punshments and forfeitures pre-
scrbed by tho several acts of Congress for distng
manufacturing whskey other spirits in violation Of
the revenue laws will be imposed and executed by the
military tribunals hereby authorized.
Ill No sentence extending toimprisonment forfeiture
of stills liquor other property, or the imposition Of
fine other penalty will be carried into effect un til
ported these Headquarters and approved by The Com
ma1ding General.
w. All troops of the United States Magistrates Sheris
Constables Police and others in authority, required
and oil citizens solicited to be vgilant in detecting
and prompt in giving information of the violation OF
these orders. Commanding officers will be held re.
sponsibe for their enforcement
BY command of MajorGeneral D. E. sIoKEs.
j. W. CLOUs,
Captain 3sth Infantry,
A. D. C. A. A. A. G.
Official ALEXANDER MOORE, Captain 3Sth Infantry,
Aid.de-Camp w8 May %
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WHEAT CRoP-We are sorry to learn from seye
raj persons, says the Washington (Ga.) Gazette
of considerably falling off in the yield of the wheat
from what was expected. The decrease has been
small in some cases and very great in others. In
one neighborhood, where some twelve or ffteer
crops have been cleaned during this week, the
yield has been only from five to seven for one OF
about half what was expected Everywhere there
seems to be some disappointment Of this kind. II
is attributed 10 the effect of rust which has done
more harm than was supposed.
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CRors m HALE CoUNTy.-n private note to
the editors, our Greensboro correspondent "Vo-
lante, says:
Crops in this section are in better condition
than they have been for many years. II the affair
I have just narrated does not engage the negroes
time and attention, We will have glorious season,
the river will begin on an ebb tide, and We will be
shipping it abroad.
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@U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE, SECOND
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, June 20,
1se7-The Taxes on the Annual List for 1867, comprs-
ing Taxes on Income Billiard Tables kept for private use
Carriages Plate and Gold Watches are now due and pay
able These Taxes may be paid by persons residing in
Charleston District at No. 4s BROAD STREET, Charles
on to the Collector his Deputy on or before the Goth
of July 1867 Unless paid by that time, the low attaches
additional amounts to the tax.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER,
Collector Second District s. G,
Jnne o8 ws9
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@ @PERSONAL.-MA DAVID, THE
most celebrated SYBn in the world il now located In
Washington D. G. Her powers ere unrivsed as is at
tested by all who have consulted her, being descended
In direct line from Madame LENonMAND, the famous
syb who foretold the destinies Of NAPOLEON, JOSE
pHrE, and other crowned notables Of her time.
Persons wishing to communicate with regard to their
future lives can do 3d. by asking any information they
may desire, through Washington. D. G., Pestofice box
No. $780, giving name time Of BIRTH with lock ofhair and
one dollar enclosed with stamped envelope directed to
themselves, which will meet with prompt attention
Lost property may be restored by describing to us the
article and when, and where lost,
Address Madame DAVID,
Postofice box No. 332, Washington, D. G.
June 25
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The Selma Messenger, of the 18th inst, says
'sDuring the past few days the hearts Of our
planters have been gladdened by timely and
seasonable showers. Corn never looked as promis-
ing in this vicinity as now, and one more "season"
will necessitate the building OF additional cribs on
half the plantations in Dallas. Cotton, though
small, is growing well"
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TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
i Aiken, S. c., Weekly paper under the above title
to be devoted to General Intelligencc-Poitcal, Com
mcnt of Agriculture, including the Field, the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Garden. News Summary. tt
contain digest of the important events OF the week
ton will be given to the unsettled question of Labor u
hest adapted to our new condition. and the deveopmon
of the resources Of the country III Manufactures Agr
culture, Fruit-raising, and Yjnc-growing
Tcrms-S3 year, III advance
Fl. W. RAYENEL, Editor.
W,p, KIRKLAND, Publisher. January n
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The Huntsville Advocate, of the 18th, says: The
wheat yields well for the quantity sown, and is
nearly harvested. Oats are looking well. Corn is
growing off finely, and a large crop has been
4lanted. Cotton, though small, begins to inn
prove and grow of. AL now promises well for the
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MARRIED.,

At st. Judes Church, walterboro s. c., by Rev G.
BEILNaER, on the 11th june 1857, HENRY M. NEYLE
to ANNIE S. third daughter of SAxBy and ANNIE CHAP
LIN, all Of the above place.
On the 9th June, 1867, by the Rev. E. E. BELLNaEn
at the residence of the BRIDES father, WILLIAM 3.
HALEY to RUTH r., fourth daughter of Colonel O. Z.
MILLER, o. WATERFORD.
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DEAR S1R: In view of the recent decision of the
Attorney General of the United States, and the
action of the Administration, am reque sted by
many Republican Senators and Representatives. to
remind you OF the very great importance of your
being punctuaIly present in your place here, to
assemble at II o'clock on the Sd of July next. It
is thought essential to secure quorums if it should
only be to remain in session long enough to pass
some declaratory act on the subject of reconstruc
ton.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
ROBERT @. SCHENCK,
Chairman of the Union Republican
Executive Committee.
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Crops IN M1ss1ss1PPI.-A private letter received
yesterday from Egypt Station, Chickasaw county,
Miss, says OF the crops in that section:
The corn crop is little late, though never more
promising. Cotton is also late, and just beginning
to recover from the lice. The general prospect is
good, and crops are in tolerable order Freedmen
are doing and working well when they are let
alone. The season up to this time has been fine;
lust had good rain.
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THE JULY SESSION OF CONGRESS. following
circular letter has been issued by Hon. ROBERT G,
ScHENcK, Chairman of the Union Republican Ex'
ecutive Congressional Committee:
Rooms OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN ExECUTIvE)
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE,
WASHINGTON, Friday, June 81, 1867.
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The Demopolis New Era, of the 10Th, says: The
reports from almost all parts of this section of the
country arc very fiattering in favor of good crop
OF Gorn The cotton is represented as looking very
well,
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~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-TH1s
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Tho genuine is signed William A. Bachelor All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
aJ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 lV
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8S The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances Of Mr.. JOHN a. BooKEN, and Of C. B. BooKEN,
also of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN SCHROEDER, Mr.. and Mrs JOHN
BEHR, Mr. ard Mrs. JOHN L. AHRENs Mrs. E.
WrrTsoHEN, Mr.. andMrs JACOB HnLEN, are respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral of the former from
his late residence Of ghtwood alley and Church
street, This Afternoon, at Four O'Clock. June 26
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ag FIFTY CENTS FOR THE GOLDEN STA
TIONERY PACKAGE, is money well spent
Sold by Booksellers, Stahoners, Dealers and Agents
everywhere. NJ. M. QUINN,
Wholesale and Retail Agent
No 627 King street, Charleston, s. c.
Juna os wfm
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Crops m LowNpEs.-The crops were never bel
Ter fhan thew are this year, the cotton, as gene
raj thing, is much better than the corn.
A"- GGreenulAe Aduocate, 2OM.
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S6iikett> @efellicbaft.

Die gitslieber bieicr @se0&aft finb eriudt bic 9es
erbsuug bes S5errn 8. s. Spofen tbr beien NaGs
nitas Dpu Der 0cbnuns beS Serrn g. S4rSber Gde bon
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26ec. Sprtss,
June 26 Gefretdr.
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wv York News.

New YORK, June 25.-General Cole, who killed
Hiscock was committed for trial for murder IN the
first degree.
Mr.. Lord, Of the bond robbery notoriety, has re-
ceved 81 ,200, 900 from an unknown source leaving
Mr.. Lord short $4,000.
A lunAtio mother at Blsckwell's Island, while
carressing her child, two weeks old, smothered it,
Leonard street with drunken mother. -
In consequence OF the appearance Of yellow
fever at New Orleans, Arrivals from that port will
be boarded in the lower bay.
All steamers bringing emigrant passengers are
required to land at quarantine.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The Iron Clad Dunder-
borg, recently purchased by the French, sprung
alesk o few days since. She was towed into dock,
but it was found impossible to raise her. New ap-
pliances are in progress. @
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sg THE GRAvEsT MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology of the Passions, and the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age oI
man, with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
poyed In this institution Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge
Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nav On 9mo
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@OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
CHARLESTON, s. c., JUNE IS, 1sG7-Holders of Cou-
pons of the Fire Loan Bonds of the City Of Charleston,
are notified that those falling due on the first Of July
next will bo paid on presentation at the Office Of Messrs.
]. B. K1nTIANp, HILL, TALMADaE & Co., No. 80 Pine
street. New York, or at the First National Bank OF
Charleston.
(Signed) s. THOMAS,
June 10 10 City Treasurer.
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The Mr.. Brown, in Ohio, who did not taste food
for sixty days, is now increasing In SHADOW ana
using his knife and fork,
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June 2G
nRUTITARv-

DIED, on June 1st, near Stuttgart Germany,
CHARLES A. MUNZENMAIER, Of this city, aged 80
years, 10 months and Is days.
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s5- NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HOLDING
Certificates of the EPRATH BURIAL GROUND Calhoun
street. and others having lawful claims thereto are re-
quested to report the convenient to the
Secretary of the Eprath Society
BY order Of the President, q. MURLEY.
JIM. DUNCAN,
June1 Wa Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
Headers. Military Post of Charleston,l
CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 18th, 1867. !
GENERAL ORDERS No. 49,
I. The following announced Registration Pre-
cincs of tho Military Post of Charleston comprising the
geographical Districts Of Charleston Berkeley, and COL
leton viz:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL.
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
FIRST PnEcNcT.-Ward No. 1-city HALL Ward No.
2-Court House.
SECOND PREcNcT.-ward No. 3-1st Poll Market;
ID Poll, Palmetto Engine House, Anson street.
THIRD PREcNcT.-Ward No. 4-1st Poll, Engine
House. Archdale street; I'd Poll, Engine House
George and College streets.
FOURTH PREoNcr-Ward No 5-Eagle Engine House,
Meeting street.
Ward No. e-washington Engine House, vanderhorst
street.
Ward No. 7-Engne House in Columbus street.
Ward No. 8-WnEY's Wagon Yard, King street.
BERKELEY DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
FIRST PREoNcr.-Mt Pleasant Poll, Fifteen Mile
House Poll, and St Thomas Muster House Poll.
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS.
SECOND PREcNcT.-Club House Poll, on the Main, and
School House Poll, James Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS CoLLEToN.
THIRD PREoNcr.-Club House Poll, Edisto Island;
Rockville Wadmalaw Island, and Legareville, Johns
Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS BERKELEY.
FOURTH PnEcNoT.-calamus Pond Poll; Fultz's Old
Field Poll, and Black Oak Poll.
FIFTH PnEcNcr.-Biggin Church Poll and Strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, GOOSE CREEK.
SIXTH PREcNcT.-Goose Greek Poll, Tar Kiln Poll and
Wassamasaw Poll.
SEVENTH PREc1NcT-Cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS.
EIGHTH PREoNcr.-Plneville Poll and st. Stephens
Depot Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, sANTEE.
NINTH PnEcNcr.-Muster House Poll and Dutarts
Greek Poll.
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@DUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
will certainly exterinate Eese pests, Its use Is per-
severed in. Beware OF bog Fly-Paper, which some
dealers keep because they etit for nearly nothing
Don't be swindled. Ask for DU CHEERS, which is sold
nv al live drupu,sts, I'm, May %
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May 20

sT ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUCH and p GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNEAu, of Paris), No. 500 Broadway, New York
April IA lyr
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sg ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.-CHAR1EsToN, June 10th, 1s67.-An demands
against this Company must be presented on or before the
10Th day of July mez, they will be debarred payment
az a nal settlement with the Stockholders will be made
after that date.
By order of the Board. JOSEPH wHnDEN,
June 10 ws7 Secretary.