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The Origin of Yankee Doodle"

AAO OA10AtA VI dIhOO DOUuIc.
Mr.. Bryant, who is writing from Spain
to the Ecening Post, in his last letter
has the following in relation to the origin
of l" Yankee Doodle :"
l have mentioned the Basques, and I
have an incident to relate which connects.
them, curiously enough, with our own,
country. Some time since, when Mr..
Perry, Secretary of the American Lega-
ton at Madrid, was in one of the Bas-
que provinces, he heard band playing
their old national airs. The Basques
have preserved whatever is peculiar to
them-their language, their customs, and
many of their political rights. from the
earliest period in which they are known
to history. Their national music is claim
ed to be of the same antiquity After
the band had played several other airs, it
struck up yankee Doodle" the very
tune, in every note, which is SO familiar
to American ears. Mr.. Perry Immediately
claimed it as our national air. at is one
of our old tunes" said gentleman to
whom be spoke, "and l can convince you
of the fact. For hundreds of years it has
been popular air among u.s." The gen.
tleman afterwards made good his asser-
ton by showing Mr. Perry manuscript
of great antiquity which contained the
identical musical notes of Yankee Doo--
de-"
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A. Clergyman's Retort.

A witty clergyman had been lecturing
one evening in country village, on the
subject of temperance, and as usual, after
the lecture, the pledge was passed around
for signatures.
"Pass it along that way" said the lee
turer, pointing to gang of bloated and
red nosed loafers near the door "Pass
it along-perhaps some of these persons
would like to join our cause
"We don't bite a bare hook" grufiy
muttered one of the rummies.
"Well," replied the clergyman, 81 be-
lieye there is kind of fish called suck
ers, that do not bite"
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A T0OtblaSS Animal

A short time ago, at school in New
ark, during lesson on the animal king
dom, the teacher put the following ques
ton:
''Can any boy name to me an animal Of
the order endatata-that is, front tooth
toothless animal 2"
a boy whose face beamed with pleas
ure at the prospect of good mark, re-
piled al can"
"Well, what is the animal -
"hly grandmother J"
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The Most Inependent Man.

There is 10 man more Independent than
the owner of well cultivated farm. He
IS less beholden to popular sentiment than
any other calling. He has always sure
support before him without consulting
the opinions or relying upon the custom
of any one. There is constant market
for all the surplus he can produce, and he
obtains for it the current price without
any one demanding to know of him his
religious or political faith
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Things that don't Hitch Together Some
FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN.

FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN.
Landlord
Ten dollars for cask of beer!
What can the brewer mean!
1t things go so, | greatly fear
Wen all be ruined clean.
Customer.
Five cents for such a thimblefull,
And that more foam than beer.
The landlord squeezes me too tight.
He goes too far-that's clear.
Brewer.
Barley gets dearer every day,
And now it's sixty cents;
What can the farmers be about!
Where can find the pence?
Farmer.
Cotton is thirty cents yard,
And nothing seems to fall;
The storekeepers are getting rich
The devil take them all I.
Storekeeper.
Four dollars for just one days work,
AT whitewashing-oh, me!
The walls halfsmeared-just look at them!
We all shall ruined be.
Workman.
Each week twenty dollars earn,
And not cent beside;
And have to pay the printer too;
No-thGt | can't abide.
Editor.
Hard times, good people, don't you know,
Bear hardest down on me;
But, as st. Matthew counsels us,
Let's all right merry be;
Don't curse each other-dont be cross
- Fault-fnding is but folly.
The world is round-the world must spin
So sPtn away your trouble,
The sun shines brightly after rain,
With rainbows in life's bubble
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Once upon a time, Lyman Beccher
and Hosea Ballou met to compare Cal.
vinism and Universalism, and each came
armed with textual missiles. After sew
eral apostolic blows from each, shrewdly
parried by the other, DIR. Beecher opened
to the ninth psalm and read: 1.-The wick
ed shall be turned into hell aud all the
nations that forget God" "There, sir,
the wicked are an hell get them out if
you can - Hosea Ballou, calm as a sum-
mer morning, pointing to the twelfth chap
ter of Johns Revelation, read ''Death
and hell delivered up the dead which
were in thsm." There" said Father
Ballou, "they are oat get them in again.
it you can 20
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A Wisconsin woman lately tried to col
lect FIVE thousand dollars of life insurance
money on log of wood, which she had
placed in coffin aud buried as her hus-
band, but the trick was discovered,
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A French preacher was once descaut-
ing from the pulpit with great eloquence
on the beauties Of creation. "Whatever,' >
said he, "comes form the hands Of nature
is complete she froms everything per-
feet" One of his congregation, very
much deformed, and. having large hump
went up to him at the close of his dis
course, and asked, "What think ye Of me
holy father-am | perfect 2" To which
the preacher replied, very eoolly, 'Yes
for hump. backed man, quite perfect" /"
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A gentleman had eon ferred favor on
a friend, who was an undertaken. Says
the latter: "Brown, ! am under great
obligations toyou, and allow me to say that
your kindness is keenly appreciated, and
| hope / may be able to do you good
turn some day or other. If yeu ever
want colin, call on me. should be
happy to bury you or any of your family,
at short notice, at greatly reduced rates.
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UNDERTAKING IN ALL IT'S BRAN
ches

Particular attention will be given to this
branch of the subscribers business. He will
always study to please and consult the
wants and wishes of those who employ him.
From the number of years experience he has
had in this branch of business he cannot and
will not not be exceled either in city or
country. Prices one-third less than is usual
ly charged. from 30 to 70 finished Collins al
ways on hand. Trimmings to suit the best
aearse in the country. Funerals attended
st one hours notice. J. II. MCCARTHY.
May II, lS66.-tf.
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A Georgian writes from Thomasville
saw a sign in this vicinity, a few days
since, and thought you might give it a
place in your columns -
OLD CAIN sEADE CHAIRS
RE-BoDEMT.
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Two of 'eNn.

A young fellow, whose better. half had
presented him with a pair of bouncing
twins, attended church one Sunday
During the discourse, the clergyman look,
ed right at our innc cent friend, and said
in tone OF thrilling eloquence Young
man, you have an important response
bility thrust upon you" The newly
fedged dad, supposins that the preacher
alluded TO his peculiar home event, con
siderably startled the audience, by ex-
claiming: "Yes, two of EN-"
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rOMMON CHAIRS of all kinds, Cane
~ Flag and Wood Seats; Dining, Bar
Room anl Office Chairs, with or without
Cushions, Rocking Chairs of every descrip-
tion at McCARTY'S Ware-Rooms.
Nay II, lS6G.-tf
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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IA, 1897.
State Items.

COLUMBIA & HAMBURG RAuRoAD On r,.ss.,
nsen ult'' OhAncenor Carroll rendered q decision |,
t the s ease, penaing for some months past, betweer
Sno SCUM Caroln& Railroad Company and Tho 90
lambia = Hamburg. Railroad Company. He de-
vtues "a iavoT or the Inter company, and dismisses
the bill fled by the former.
90 shore rs now DO serious lot or hindrance RI
the speedy completion Of this important road
wnioh Is 70 pass 20 near us, and to run through so
long q stretch OF our District. Money, however,
directo comes oy ,s smiss. and we have no doubt the
Edg,eheid.. Are there not many mon living near
ssne hhe OF tWs road who are more able now, than
h Tor = long time past, to help it? Cotton is low, to
rally have made their provisions for next wear and
We cannot believe but that many OF Them will vii
nave q large supply Of surplus MONEY. There are
tore, help this railroad2 Let us hsye rniiroad.
now pushed ahead, and there can be no telling the
fEagedetd Advertiser.
EARLY Frost. There was frost in this locality
tuesday morning last. Not enough, We appro-
henS, TO do material injnry.-Ldncasser LEDGER.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.--A number OF tracts and
parcels OF lanasand village lots were sold by the
Gomnissioner d Equity for this District on Mon
we append a statement Of the tracts and
prices In the order in which the sales were made
M Gs ssSs. H si1SS CLIFTON, d 2 Esq;-a5oO acres, $500
disputed, $50; i village LOT, 81 feet II fro aSo
vacant lot, ID tee u fron as's saS. '0'' q feet front s24o;
Estate Dr; !. L.. Observation-Disclosures ~interest
IN tract or oOO acres, assigned to widow for dowar.
$3.50; house and II il The village, $3.50: va o%1
lot, $3.50 vacant lf. $40; 3S9 acres. s16On. a00
'Fs, ssoS s9p P1yler-s2s acres, 500 80 SO.
.:.Estste Jno. E. Blackmop-e21O acres, %lsubject to
Estate Or. W. + Baslin-130 acres, (subject to
All upon one AMI two years time, except sufficient
lash to pay expenHaS.-4LunpdS1sr Ledqer,
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PUBLIC N<luVCac.

PUBLIC NOVICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBL.IC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
Il the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
tor delivery from thia Office. y. THOMAS.
City Treasurer.
City Comet assembled, That from and after tile first da,
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes, In
the same manner, and according to the same provisions
now OF force in relation to carte. drays and wagons, let OF
cart, dray or wagon. shall be provided with a badge CON.
tanning the number thereof. and marked Private to uc
placed on the oitside Of the shaft.
SEQ. 2. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under. the Ordinance concerning IL
eenses Tor carts. draya. wagons and other carriages. IN.
SEC. 3. The following shall hereafter be the rates To-,
licenses for public and private carts, drays, wagons. Re.
including the horses or lnIles used thereon. which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS. DRAYs, ETC, OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN AN.
BUsINEas wHATEvEn, poR HIRE DIRECT on INDIRECT.
mule, $40. u y
For every cart. dray or wagon, drawn by two horaes OF
For evefy hack and carriage with two wheels. $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibna
with two horses, 500.
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus,
drawn by four horses, $50. =
For every truck drawn by two or more horses or mules
Q r,eyery express wagon drawn by two or more horse,
BREAD cARTs AND PRIVATE CARTS. DRAWS. ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, So. ,&.r M
For every cart, dray OF wagon. used for private or do.
nestle purposes, and not to be employed in the trans.
other commodity, for compensation, either directly. or
indirectly for the same, shall pay for o license the sum OF
80, exclusive OF the horse or mule. - ~
Ratified In City Council, this 10th day OF January
II. 81 IN the year Of Lord one thousand eight hun.
bred and ~sixty.six.
P. o. aAILLARp. Mayor
January 8 ". a.. SMITH. Clerk Of Council.
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TELEGRAPHIC
our Cable Disnmtchas.

LONDON, October IL Midnight.-Parfs dispatch
es state that affairs in Italy arc grave-it is believe,
the whole nation will follow the GarlbaIdi effort
Victor Emanuel will soon cross the frontier an,
proclaim Rome q part of his kingdom.
LIVERPOOL, October 11.-Cotton-sales 1900
balea;; sales Of tho week, 70. 600 bales exports
1900 bales speculation, 1900 bales stock, ISL,
600 bales, whereof 49, 600 aro American.
LIyERPooL, October 11--Evening.--Cotton un
changed. Manchester advices unfavorablo. Goods
and yarns dropping. "
PAaIs, October i2.--Napoleon returns to Paris
Tuesday. The Bourse is heavy; rentes declining.
LONDON, October 12.-The appointment Of Ed
ward Thornton as British Ambassador at Wash
ington is condemned. 1t is a generally expressed
wish that o frs class man should be sent to the
4 United States.
LIvERPooI, October 12.-steamship China is de-
tanned here by bad weather.
LoNpe S October l2.-Yesterday Evening"
Derby's intended resignation is denied.
Yesterday Evening. October 10
Cotton advanced Lied. Sales $1,000 bales.
S125, 600. w
The Fenian alarm continues. Precautions have
been taken against n rising in Iifnefiok. -
BERLIN, October lathe North German Enzene
says, it is perfectly convinced OF the sincerity OF
Napoleons peace address. '' -
FRANKFORT, October 12.-Bonds, 74l.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW York, October 12-P. .M.-Money easy atg7
lower. Stocks active and .xcitod at better prrices
New YoaK, October 12-P. Motion more
steady; sales 2o1s bales. Flour frmer; State 50 1C
q II rs; Southern $40 rs o is. Wheat active, and q
So. better. Corn &c. better. Mess Pork S22 60.
higher.
BALT1oaE, October ~12.--Cotton is very dull;
Kidding lss. Flour quiet but frmer. Wheat
Yellow 81 10; Mixed 81 Al. Oats lower, 70 q u.
I!ye declined &c. Provisions steady and un-
New, ORLEANs, October 12.-Flour dull; choice
Superhne $40 rs; choice extra s14 SO. Corn duh
bat hrn1at sas SO a 26 rs. Bacon firm; Shoulders
10y; clear Sides 19a; sugar-cured Hams att a 2ss.
Freightts very dull; little Offering. = i0'
Re C-ott ION !, IS supply; Low Middling II q 17s.
bales. Gold closed at u 44aa 81 AZ. Sterling
oo5 a 69. Sight Exchange on New York ! per cent
MoBILE, October 12.-CottonN active ; Sales 1900
bales. Middlings log o l6. Receipts 1872.
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TRE aovEaNsGENT PRnTnNa.--Th Sumter Ne,oa
explains Ito position tn connection with the goys
eminent printing, AZ follows *
ssThe proprfetoTs OF this paper did rsceivs III.
formation from Mr., sMcpharson. Clerk al TIE
Hodhe OF Representatives that he had selected
their journal for that puipose. Having learnad,
|hOwever, that this wAs q piece of patronage ba,
slowed usually by the dominant party uE>on pnp6rs
glpholdinG their' political yiews, md THAT II wonid
DO neJGssAxy for them TO- do do, Sh6y deteffnined
10 have nothing to do with II, at such b cost Acs
cordingly theY Wrot6to Mr.. McFncrson, Informing
him q. yke politsoal nsakuS Dc their paper. WI b
|thrSc, days later, tley r0cSived w hotter frona him,
withdrawing fAe eppeanttnsnt.
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~ 49, "oa".Ives' Friends and A~cauaint-
ances Of Mrs. NJ. O. HENrz, and of Nina M A..
rR. ANGEL. and Of the Family. arc respectfully invited
10 attend the Funeral Services Of MRS. HENTz. at No
~ Ashley-street, at -Four o'clock. TAis Afternoon. without
further invitation. " O,n...,.
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ORITIJARv

N D : = IN this city. on the evening Of the 9th inst
$500 "nAssON. second daughter OF O. W.. and nj. e.
days. ' w moh'hs' anu twelve
suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid t.sm
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PUBLIC NDTYCE,
orFIor Il on Cou

May 1867.
office Of Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
lug the Streets .Lanes, Alleys. and opeu. Courts in the
City. Of Chnrlesaton Clean, and for other purposes, is
hereby published for tue information Of allconcerned /:
For the due protection Of tho said contractor or con-
|tracfnTs. sf Il tgYyhs~ o~HciraI aI.at AvM~- S.S.S- -
occupant and tenant Of any premises fronting in any
street, iane, alley, or open Court. shall on every day
Sundays excepted have the dirt, nth. garbag6, o. other
offal, placed in front Of his or her lot, in q barrel, box or
heap. and In readiness for the contractor, by the hour OF
seven O'clock NJ, from the hrst day OF May to the
Arst day Of November In every year aud by the hour OF
nine O'Clock A. M frcm the. frat day OF November to
the first day Of May following. And any person offend,
ing herein, or placing any DIRT Nth, garbage. or cher
OPAL, I'm any stsest Iane,so y alley. or open conrt, after the
hours eboye named, sfisn be snbject' 20, d fne not less
than two nor more than five dollars, for each ana every
offence, 10 heimpnsed by the Mayor.
ny order W. fA, s&ks94f w. III. SMITH 4
MAY Ia 6NFMgs IG 81 MA t.EN5S sMM Cltsrx az Cnnnrl ~
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AN OHDIMAMUE

An
10 REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM.. IT'S pso.
DUCTS, AND OTHER I~SRLAMMABLEs ons.
SEC. l. Be ii ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen, In
city CoancsI assembled, That from aud after the 18th day
of June next, 1t shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum,
Hook on, B8nzfne, Benzole, or any 90 -. -.
iity than hRaifsy Or S. 0aas SI 81 I'd Sh q 1ot or Or : p mngas ad ami
Gny such quantity sokept 81 stored shall be contained in
vessels OF tin or other metal spaB i:
SEQ. 2. That Petroleum, ts products. or any other in
hammabie oil or ola, whenbrought into the city by land
or water, niAy be kept on my lot or in any building in
which cotton 10 not stored for . period not exceeding
twenty-four hours. upon the expiration of which time Il
shall be removed and kept In the manner as required by
the foregoing section. !"
SEQ. 8: Any person or persons violating any part ui
this Ordinance shall DO subject to q fine OF two hundred
dollars. for each offence, recoverable in any Court ofcone
petent jurisdiction. l|s, %F5 gs gsag. M F
Ratified In City Council thia twenty.Hrst day of May. II,
sixty-seven. I'll s 81 .&Gl
fL.S.1 p. @, Mavor.
W. II. SAITH. Clerk of Council. June d
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NOTICE no AUCTToNEERs.

'' f"'. CTTI THEABUKY OF 1CE,
Ii AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED Y oRDf-
IA ON 3Othf September. Renewals win Re
granted on application at this Office. If made during THIS
Month. : &. THOMAS. City 1Trensnrar
nrtohacE LffNF, A
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New YORK, October 12.-Three iron -clads bava
been sent to the Irish coast: ~a
Napoleon complains of Austria's delaying the re-
organization Of the army.
The Garibaldiaps are entrenched at var,ons
points near Viterbo. Their plan involves drawing
the garrison from Rome whenthe homo insurgents
Napsoleon and the King of.Prussia will meet soon
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PA EHs
CITY TREASURY OFFICE
October 8, 1857.
TNAX EXECUTIONS VIII ISSUE FROM THIS OF
4 foe on 22d inst, on all unpaid returns for lss7.
que on 2Sth June last. -M%1 8. THOMAS,
October 8 (iitv rTraomnr.r
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CITY M en-
OF CITY ASSESSOR.

MAhNXAON VIZ CkVH ASSESSOR..
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
TTNHE CITY COUNCIL WILL, AT IT'S NEXT REaU
u Lar Meeting. to be held on TUESDAY. 22d inst,
proceed to elect an ASSESSOR to All the unexbired
term of Mr.. D. q. GIBSON, deceased.
Letters OF application Will be received up to 10 O'Clock
By order. W.. H. SMITH
October11 Clerk M Osuno;,
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1INsM EEoHx, October Observation-Disclosures Sn
%0SS8eyss 2sSQna Charleston, and stGasdsr New XufI
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ESTINIATMs :

OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER,
CRY HALL, CHARLESTON, September IL 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
the 18th at IL o'clock M, for lid SEVERAL
TRUNKS OF the lengths and sizes given below. The ca
Inmates will include the cost OF excavating about 200
cubic yards OF earth. the necessary filling, reforming Of
ayements and grading after the laying Of trunks,
TRUNKS. FEET.
Length OF Trunk In Line street 370
Length OF Trunk in and from lots In Coming street
10 the tidal drain. am
Longrh Of Trunk from lots on Gadsden street to the
main drain in Wentworth street. L...., 100
Length OF Trunk from McIntosh's Court TO Rad
CINE street drain. l87
Iotai length. . 49,. 877
Trunks to be eve by twenty inches in the clear.
built oftwo by twelve inches prime yellow pine plnnks.
20 REST upon sleepers OF three by nine inches, three feet
long, placed five feet from centres. Braces to be two by
six inches. devastated into the sides Of 1runks. at dis
tances of five feet nom centres, The Trunks to be laid
to grade pegs furnished by the Engineer.
All the work must be carried on with the greatest
dispatch. +
Plans can be Rcen al this Office.
y A copy OF these specifications must be attached to each
oner. LOUIS j. BARBOr,.
Septcmber IL City Engineer.
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SPECIAL MOTIcES.

&S- NOTICE.-IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO
danced in Meeting street hast night will dance once
moro the subscriber will give him an introduction to
st. Peter. srND.x, 49, :"
October IA
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S HIPPING

Gfr q NEW YORK,-THE Al FAsT
T$@SANM sailing Brig KEYSTONE. BARrER. Master, hav.
x1&EX%Yiia . large portion of her cargo engaged. WIN
- have quick dispatch for the above port. -
kor freight engagements apply to the Captain on board
vessel, ut North Atlantic Wharf. or to
RlSLEY Il Agents.
ooeooer - Nos. las aud las East Bay.
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ts@ Yealoyw Fever ana nrobisos sanse9
NASonzrn, October $3.50 4.
snsnss nom yellow fsyerto-day:
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'aS-NERVOUs DEB1fITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants. low spittts. depression, involuntary emia.
sions. loss of semen. spermatorrhna, loss of power, dizzy
head. loss Of memory. and threatened impotence and i'm.
oecility, md a sovereign cure in HO.
MEOPATHIc sPECTF1C No. TwENTY-EIGHT. Com
posed OF the most valuable mild and potent o~uratives.
they strike at once tho root Of the matter, tone ND this
system. arrest the discharges, and impart vigor and en-.
ergy, life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price IS per package of six
boxes and vial. OF 81 per single boz. Sold by druggists.
and sent by mail on receipt OF price. Address HUM.
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Septamher1 10 .
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~ NOTICE TO CREDrToRs.-N EQUITY-
Observation-Disclosures ~. ROBERT
soN.--undor the order made in this cause. notice ia
hereby given to the creditors Of the Arm of ROBERT.
w, nhAoniock and COMPANY. and the separate
creditors Of ALEXANDER ~ERT .rouN =
Or ATDr H"- -u- --.-. pAv-vouinSs, " appear
before the undersigned at his ofaoe In the Court House.
and prove their demands. on or before the Doth day Of
November 1867. or be debarred the benefit OF the decree
to be made in this case. JAMES TUppER.
OCTOBER m7wI Master in Equity.
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Esom aavammah.
IA Mayor Of havRnnelt.


MkW ,OsLRAEs, October 12.-ATnternaentS from
xsHow Eover tos O'clock this morning, 48.