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personally and endeavored to dissuade
him from doing it at that time asked him
to modify his resolution so as to declare
business closed, and give Bolts, Peirpoint,
and others, an opportunity to address the
Conventions
At this point one of the jurors inter-
fered and demanded that the business of
the jury should be proceeded with and
the matter dropped. After writing a note
to Judge Underwood requesting my dis
charge from the grand jury, I left the
room.
Up to the hour of adjournment of the
court the Judge had not accepted the re-
signation Of Mr.. Hawkhurst.
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~ X d a T T4 LoR RS,
Fo. exchange Bailding, Fourteenth atress
RICHMOND, Va,
L47s yus; received FRESH SUPPLY OF
SPRING AND SUMNER
.. CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, aud VEsTINGs,
o. tie Ia;ss; forsign importetons, and most ap-
prcTea and fashionable styles.
Eh."9a srJ COLLARS Of the best make always
er mana. ap 10-6m
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ASSAULT WITH PoP-BOTTLE.-Lettie
Gladman, colored, was arrested yesterday
for an assault upon Maggie McCabe, white.
Gladman, from some words that had
passed, made an attack upon McCa6e and
let fly at her with pop-bottle, which took
effect upon the top of her Uranium, in
hicting quite severe cut. Gladman was
lodged in the station house, and will an
swer for her doings before the Mayor this
morning.
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Port OF RICHMOND, AUGUST ).
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, iner-
chandse and passengers, S. Ayres j 20.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, d; & w. Currte.
Barque lt.) Conc Soreile, -, New ork, IN
ballast, &. ". DeN OsS y Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, ner.
chHndise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooner Atlantic, Josie, Savannah, iron, Ire
degar Works.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Jenny Lind, which was recently snaG-
ged in J mes river, has been raised and towed 10
Norfolk
FoKr MONROE, August 4.--Brig Jamie Achorn,
Achorn, from kichmond for Liverpool, went to
sea 10 day.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. August 5.-Arrived, steamer Chica-
go Liverpool : Clyde, Wilmington, y. q. Hat
teras Richmond, and Sender, Charleston.
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8itl1moltd Ilispatrtr,
Observation-Disclosures G, 1867

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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High Words In the Grand Jury Room
of the Circuit COurt of the United
States between the President of
the late Republican Conyen-
tiOn and Hon. John Minor
Bolts. Fore IN n n of the
Grand Jury.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the passengers by
the Cambria, from Hamburg, which ar
rived in New York on the 4th instant, are
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Ballard and SER
want, Of Richmond, Va.
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GONE TO MAKE SPEECH.-Governor
Peirpoint left for Charlotte Courthouse
yesterday morning. He will deliver an
address on the political situation, and re-
|
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Summer Resorts.

BRIDGE, RCCR- G6
~ BRIDGE COUNTY, VA;1PiIMtANS AZ ,a,s u Sbis bis
resort and great natural curiosity that has been
visited by thousands, Is open 'h,s semei and
GOOD Iivinp a. tbe proprietors are determined 10
spare neither pains nor expense in giving sassiac'
tion to all. 49,, uoths nv
Lexington. can reach this place every day by
new line OF omni busses, or by packet ana cohen.
Every facility will be given parties 10 reach any
point at any hour. ,usx.,
TgkAs: $2.so per day, $50 per month; children
and servants half price. un.co
10 e22-3m PlTMAN O. w.
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THANKs.-To Captain Straughan, ,sof the
Richmond and York River railroad, and
Captain Schummerhorn, of the steamer
Mystic, for late Norfolk papers,.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A lady, residing
in the eastern portion of the city, during
fit of temporary insanity on Sunday
morning, attempted to commit suicide by
cutting her throat. The instrument used
was case knife, which had recently been
sharpened. DR.. Hodgson was called in,
and rendered the necessary aid. He found
six severe gashcs across the throat, but
none of them had entered the jugular
vein. Although the wounds are dangerous,
it is hoped that she will recover.
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rs- RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY.

- RICHMOND UNk FACTORY.
'A'se IN wa1, Of wsll-Inade. durable TRUShs
-~A sei tae!t -1pPiy al factory prices, and 1t the
s@ls tine eccguraga HOME ESTExPRIss. We
-@@f -'4"a assortment q our own make on hand,
go 80 aaEs to order -Ich styles the purchaser
80! 1es.rs, wan interior arrangements TO suit
.-sf own eon|gAieAce. Labo: IS cheaper here
VA, n II" >or,n. aod materials Just az cheap as
80 III" H'i-". The freight and draya8e on ordi-
~-'t s!t7 IF1Gks will average one dollar apiece !;
-"s A@Vs lhs prof. that the northern manutactu-
| .'' "''kes' and the cost OF freight and drayage.
-s F"'tAassE can se- by the above facts that we
- enabled to seI EoM3 AADG TRUNKS for
'A,' 'ha' a":thom TRUNKS OF same quality are
'"1 Il ,A5- uarke.
.'1I AI1.!.'G We also do all kinds OF REPAIR
'-''' "a7h, with small outlay, you can save the
aS''I'S u hNy!nI Agw ones and while an old
''-.@ VIII moi !a"E as veil as q new one, yet 1t
@ .'' ~ l'ss q" 'trcAS - new one. We also hx
Inns and COVERS on Trunks.
"" 1aY~ also our usual large supply OF BOOTS,
'H'Ea, aud CATERS of the latest styles and best
MADE ~XprsrEly Tor US, all widths and sizes,
"''''A "" are boiiing much lower than those that
's'eA1 '"sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
"' wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS i BRO.
10. 4$y Broad street, corner Fifth.
and No. glg Main street near Tenth.
i;ank Factory a No 4Sa Broad street, corner OF
'A.A. 10 l9.s
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- NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-The under
.-errt l,v" removed 10 the new store lO3 Main
....st. SECOND door from the corner Of Eleventh.
Thy sic prepared with q complete stock to meet
.-. Taa., If The trade.
They respectfully invite the examination OF
Saat.:als buycrs TO their assortment Of WHITE
GOODS GVTI"NS. etc, etc.
BURRGsS, POWERS & YANCEY,
rT4:-ow llUJ Slain, corner Eleventh street
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..E4 Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Eir.inis> dated July !, lst7
Th5 Double Refined Pcudrctte Is operating
ss q charm on my crops. and attracting universal
....nti.n from ali bcholters. ! am already salts
.,Gat il Is the ch argst and sGrest renovator of
w5r,..oa,sc!!s." y 2s-3mt
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CIRCUIT Court OF Acknowledging
to the continued indisposition of Judge
Meredith, there was no session Of this court
on yesterday.
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DOUBLE KTFiyEp POUDRETTE.

ru. Is one %! the roo,: forcing and Uickacting
-@-e~ ia the market. ana i b. lar the cheapest.
H., ,--.aroset q ,ho night soil Q. New York c:y,
...- rya.yl alI impurities Lave been extracted.
= thea dro4oized, dried, and pulveriled to
-.ar -Four hundred pounds O; this i.ii!ed in with
=aaa. vii hrlrg Z. heavy crop on even poor,
.-r1-cEt toll. Price, S"j per yon. Apply to
rHaIODl MA%UFACTURlNG Co,
tCCoarIaadt street, Nav York. or 10
HOOE ( WEDDERBURN.
sIayandria Va
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Re0L Estate for Sale.

BY Harrison, Goddln Appersor, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
{. DOLLING HALL" ON JAM z s
~ RIVER, IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY, CON
TANNING 1851 ACRES, FOR SALE Or RENT.-
This truly magnificent estate not having been
sold, It will now be rented out TO careful tenant
tor the next year at very reasonable rent IN
money or crop, If early application be made to Us.
1t is justly regarded as amongst the best estates on
James river. = he buildings are all in good order,
and ample for the use OF the place.
HARRISON, GODDlN APPERSON,
h-2awow
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MeetinNs.

BASEBALL CIJTR
LII The members of this club are rennes,aa ),
attend their REGULAR MONTHLY hEETIN9
THIS lTuesday) EVENING, Auguste 8, at O'clock.
4. the City Hall. aus-it'
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EARMS FOR SALE.-We have for
4 sale TWO BEAUTIFUL FARMS In Prince
Edward county-one Of 500 acres the other OF
both in a high state Of cultivation, well wa.sred;
with an abundance OF timber, and with large hnd
good orchards near the dwellings. The land Is
Well adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn, to-
bacco, SC. The dwellings and out-houses are
ample and in good condition, and on one of the
places there is good mill. The society is the
finest in the State and both places are convenient
to churches and good schools These farms are
railroad-the great air line connecting Lynch burg
and the Southwest with Richmond, Petersburg
'HIrC sTOcR, CROPS. IMPLEMENTS, &c, will be
sold with the places If desired. Apply TO
" 2. TALIAFERRU < CO., Richmond. Va
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Shlplo5ng.

EOR LONDON:-The fine ship HER.
Il MANN. Captain KUHLxASS, having -.
reached City Point, Is now ready to COM -
msnce loadiog for the above.named port. GkzL
For balance Of freight Of LEAF or manufactured
tobacco apply to
u
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EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
e AND BOSTON-SEMI-W W WEEKLYm aNz1
LINH-POWHATAN STEAMBOAT r.--A.
C0MPAN Leaves Richmond iscEzEEz
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain ROBERT
TsAvEgs, will leave here at "a. u. WEDNESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons staterooms, and
passenger ACCOMMODATIONS. Passage (meals in
cluded) 50. Stateroom, ~ Fer freight or pas
sage applyto TO DAVID WILLIAM CGRRIE,
ONCE at Charles T. Workman i Co.'s, Fifteenth
straet 5-?t
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co.,
Auctionsers and Commission Merchants,
No Ii Pearl straet

TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We will
II sell privately the very comfortable RESI-,
DENCE, with one acre Of LAND attached, called
Hobson's Choice" located in Chesterfield coun-
ty, near Manchester; joins the land on which
the Rev. w. w. Bennett; resides. The house con-
tains six rooms surrounded by handsome shade
trees. P1LklNTON, PuLLlAM q w.,
iv l5-otav4w Auctioneers.
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EOR RENT.-The present occupant Of
T. the large and spacious FACTORY on ~
Seventh street which was formerly used by t.:s3
Messrs. Cosby Anderson as a tobacco fac. S.4Ss
tory, intending TO remove TO place OF his own,
desires us to offer II for rent from September LIST.
ANY ono desiring 10 enter that business will do
we'll to give Us a. call. Apply to
LYME & BROTHER,
Real Eara
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMaNAC-ArGrsT 8, 1857.
Sun rises......... 500 Noon rises. So
Sun sets ........... 653 High tide, ). .... 9.24
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TOR RENT, THE STORE LATELY
goods store, and situated on Broad between f..:5
ainth and Tenth streets On either side are E-4s&A.
the large dry goods houses OF w N. bell y 20.
and Alsop Cardoza & Fourquerean. Possession
given on The 9th Of October next For terms apply
RI MANN ). VALENTINE,
ty o7 ao35t 1908 Main street
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
4 MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. @aEA
The new and elegant side wheel <S$F<zSE
steamship NIAGARA, Captain SNMMkM
BLAKsaAS, will leave her wharf atEss&SsB at
Rockets on TUESDAY, August g., at o,elosk
p. II. Freight received up 10 4 o'clock p. N. /.
Pare. to include meals and staterooT, Sl2. Round
tickets $40. Storage, Sc Through bills OF la
ding signed to Boston, Mass. For freight, or 10
secure tickets and statsrooms, apply to
SAMUEL AYkEs 4 Co.,
au SIT corner Main and Eleventh streets.
EOR LIVERPOOL, the A l Ship
Il WHITE JACKET" Captain TKRvsL- tir
LICK. For freigh, of three hundred hogs STsrt,
heads tobacco, or passage, apply to 1sz
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
lS OF the JAMES RIVER ANDfSHs-1JuT.yyss
KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY assszssssssssssss
will leave the dock as usual
promptly at IL O'Clock II. on TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected delivery or prepaid At the OPP
tion of the shipper. Freight received and deliver
cd at my office, on the dock.
Way Freight will not be delivered till charges
are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
Ie Its EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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EOR RENT, two fine, large BRICK
Il HOUSES-one on Nineteenth street be- L.
tween Broad and Marshall, the other on ts:H
Hinsteepth street between Franklin and .eeA
Grace. Both have just been put In thorough or
der inside and out contain ten rooms each, and
have all necessary ou~hnuss Appyto
CHARLES TALBOT,
Talbot & Brothar'k Rouniry.
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TLOUR.-200 barrels VIRGINIA EA-
- Ina 80 Ava CHARLES howard,
,os No. Fifteenth street.
NEACKEREL.-25 barrels No. large
A'A n-AA1f IA - CHARLES HOWARD,
,o,s No Fifteenth street.
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EOR RENT, for one year, STORE and
II TAVERN. with license paid till Nay LA
next, and BLACKSMITH and WHEEL. fsss
Wight SHOPS, situated 1t the head Of f-E.A&.
tho Brook turnpike, six miles from Richmond,
now coupled by George Carbineer, with some OF
the store fixtures and tools in the shops and !
portion of stock now on hand for sale for terms,
applyto to GRUBBS WILLIAM
au 1T Auctionears.
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EOR RENT, HOUSE CORNER
L Broad and Nineteenth streets, No. az, kpA
cuntain!n ten rooms Gas and water. APP I'm
plyto ANDREW JOHNSTON, .E&
III Messrs. Paine j Co.'S,
au lin 1905 Main street.
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ilMa. IA lp--.ts
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-07
SPREAD THE TRITTH.

Some medical men insst that it ia undgnihed to sd
vertise remedy, however valuable it may be. Queer
reasoning this It IN like saying that article which
tho world needs should bo hid in corner-at benefits
and blessings may be too WILDLY dused-tha the
OF protesting and restoring health should be close
monopoly, and not accessible to all. The argument is
bad It is worse than that; it Is inhuman. Suppose
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs-an absolute sps-
ctfo 1or dyspepsia, biEousnoss aud nervous debility
bad never been known beyond tho repertoire OF the
faculty. what would have been tho consequences In
stead OF curing and invigoratng Millions the good effects
Of the preparation would have been confined COM
parave few There tho highest authority for saying
that Light should not be hid under ushcl; that what
ever is excellent should ho plnced city on hill
where all men can tax, cogsance of it. It upon this
principle that the B1TTERs have been advertised and
continue to bo advertised in every newspaper Of any
prominence in tho western Hemisphere and that tho
spontaneous testimonials In its vor hnve been trans.
lated into all written languages Thousands enjoy
fect health to-day who would ba angushng on beds OF
sickness If the newspapers had not spread truth with
regard to this uneauaed nvigornnt aud corrective far
and wide Suppose profit has been reapca from this pub
hciy. Is that any argument against it? II the public
health has been protacted live. have bean saved;
the feeble have been Strengthened and the sick restored
great good has been accomplished who so meat as
to grudgo to exeronS thus directed their fair
February
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.$5O'o|,:,,oo.,o|...,.

NHL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS; THE
w name and value Of each article of our goods are
marked tickets placed In scaled envelopea and we'll
mixed On receipt OF rs cents envelope containing
such ticket Will DO drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office or scnt by mail to any address The pur-
chaser after seeing what article It draws and its value
which may be from one to i've hundred dollars-can
then, on payment OF one dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange 1t for any other article married.
circular at the value. Every ticket draws An
article worth one dollar or moro. No BLANKs N.
Our patrons can depend fhir honorable dealing
Tho article drawn will be delivered ut our of3ce raonr
Less OF value, promptly sent directed by return
mail, express. - 5 7.+s55 ID -
Letters nom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable g1!ss rom us may be seen file at Of
nee, among whom we are permitted to refer to- -
John s. Hocomb, Lamberty1lle, N. j. gold watch yaue
S2SO Mira Bennett No. asa Cumberland street. Broo-
1yn sewing machine. 500 Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn,
tngton, D. G.. diamond pin, Sits; J. G. Sutherland No
aeo Lexington avenue piano; $3.50; Mira Jsckson No
209 Nineteenth street, N. T., sewing machine s9O: Jos
Camp, Elmira NJ r. nnelodeon, $50; Miss T. Coliins
Aflanta Ga diamond cluster ring. $225; Dr.. Henry
SMITH Wosaesser Mass sewing machine. $a5; H. Shaw
ton, Nashville Tenn, melodeon, 500; James RUSSELL
Montgomery; Afa, gold hunting watch, $3.50; r T,
Smith Providence r. L, silver lever watch $50; Oscar
purdy, Madison, N u m1aic box $45; Hon, & New
eu, St Pauls, Mnn.,g gold watch, $1A5: r. II HDerrv
litchaeld, Conn. silver watch, S65; VIM b. Peck Har
silver SET S125 Mise e. M scherrk Detroit Mich
diamond ear rings 1925: Pierre Beaudin st Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond dng. s170 Hrs. Msrtha
Barnes, st. Louis. No.. melodeon. yalue sl25.
G4 LIST@OF :ARTICI ,ES Sza., IS.
. T0BE SOLD FOB ONE DOLLAR .EAcH. - y
And not TO be paid for until you know Whist You Haye
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To Soldier. and Friends Of soldiers.

Misfortune has fallon heavily upon Mrs. DONALD
ROWE OF Orangeburg, the great friend and nurse OF
soldiers during the late The property of her
band is advertised to be sold by the Sheriff on the next
sale day. and she viii DO left without house or home
Many soldiers who have been relieved by her kind
ness have expressed desire her In this hour
her distress She lsborod for pay during the war and
now asks for no remuneration for services but we
feel that it would be lasting repcach upon country
to allow her to be turned homeless upon tho world We
therefore propose to purchase the plantation tor her
Two thousand dollars have already been secured for
this purpose and earnestly solicit contributions from
all who are willing to asaist in this noble work Send
your money as speedily as possible. Remit to Mr
LEONARD CHAPLIN, Charleston, 8. G.; Rev w. g. CON-
NOR Orangeburg, 8. C.;or Mr. F. q. DKFoNrAINE
Columbia, s. G..
All papers friendly to the cause will confer favor bv
copying this.
Subscriptions will also be received ct tho oface Of TEE
M DA1x Nk"A Mercury, and Co4rier. january %
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRIsE-AN ENCOURAGING Ex-
HR1T--The sandersville Georgian gives the fol-
lowing favorable account Of Southern enterprise:
Southern States. Her magnificent water power i.
being laid under contribution by tho hands of
genius and industry. The hum Of the spindle and
the loom, the nose of busy machinery in every de-
partment Of the mechanic arts, is waking the
echoes OF those lovely valleys where but . few
had to carry along it's rations.n -
Tennesseeis reported to have twelve mills in sue
cessfu operation, with invested capital of $780,
600, and producing an annual aggregate Of manu-
factured goods to the amount Of 81, ,6OO 900.
South Carolina brings into play from her ashes,
and 800 looms. In the vicinity OF Fayetteville, in
North Carolina, there nre one dozen factories. -s
At Raleigh, IN the same State, O MANN 9th
building ls to be erected for the manufacture Of
| cotton and woollen goods. while Charlotte is now
producing cloths and cassmeres Of superior ouali-
ty. This latter mill alone runs 25O6O spindlea
and consumes about 5000 pounds of wool weekly.
Mississippi and Alabama are working out the pro-
baem OF their Independence, while Georgia our
own scourged State, sends out q loud amen from
seventy-two mills in operation and twelve in pro-
cess Of erection OF these latter some are project
ed on scale to rival the notorious Lowell or the
pretenhous establishment Of Senator Spraeue,
Three miles from Covington, and but sixty from
this Office, has grown up since the war the village
OF Steadman: Undr the magic touch Of it's
founder, Mr.. E. steadman, mills for the fabricA-
ton OF prints, woolen goods, homespuns and
demand which has filed heretofore the pockets Of
our New England tax assessors.
Only keep your hands off, ye seR-riRhteous
Phar1sees, and VIC will soon demonstrate our
equality, il not our superiority, in your own
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II you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want choap Stationery, Envelopes, 70
per, &C.;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
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Books made to ordor, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, 80 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. So Broad street.
feb Tyr
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The Daily South Carol;ntun at Columbia, is now sent
to every Poseooe In the State Being ocie pepper
Of the State, will be found at the present time espe
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves Of very Large circulation.
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
F.: jyf SENSE.

How few there not subject to some affection
OF the lungs respiratory organs who by neglecHng
premonitory symptoms. aggravate the complaint until
disease strikes its shas causing incxpresbc torture
Of and anxiety and distress 70 friends "only
coldl "a slight SOTO troat!" ia the herlless remark
Of many when so affected. Yes "ony cold" was the
thoushtless expression OF thousands Death has
marked for his prey. l-rt
Observation-Disclosures should be the motto forever
IN the minds OF NIL subject to Coughs Colds Caarrh
Influenza Words of advice should be needed by oil
ering from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief
within their reach and, II neglected fatal consequences
ensue-a life of misery daily, hourly struggle for ex-
stence. contest in which there be one victor
Death 5gs ttia.sgs ,--f F-'ll "a .I's
Does 1t not appal the strongest mind to think OF the
result caused by ncglect7 Then why delay? Whit ex-
cuse can be offered when tznely warning Is sounded
your ears? When the danger Is pointed ont, why NOT
avoid IT. MAnspESs PEcToaA1 BALM has been used
with success In nearly million Of cases. is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty IA the most ropt and etnca.
c1ous remedy that scientific reseaT has discovered to
releve and cure all OF 20 chs, Colds Influenza
and Consumption II the casa is not beyond all hope
Even whsn the sufferer is the last stages he will dnd
seiet by using this prep ration. One bottle win CON
vince the most that the merits Of this prepa
ration are by no means ezaescrated in act fill Ear short
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