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eOOO AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New Inven-
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great profits Send sc. and get 50 pages and
sample gratis Agents have made $4,000.
EPHRAIM BROWN,
Lowell Mass
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MILTON GALE. ESQ, Boston.

hereby certify that vss sorely afflicted with
bOils for two years, developing themselves upon
ny limbs and other parts Of my body. The suffer-
ings which / endured from them are INDISPENSABLE.
Suffice 1t to say that faithfully tried several Of
the most popular humor remedies, but without re-
moving the affection. At length, by the earnest
request Of an intimate friend, was induced to try
Er. J. W. Poland's Hunor Doctor and am very
happy to attest that all nv boils were removed,
and my health was restored by using DR.. Polsnds
Aforesaid medicine.
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very easy to say Of this, or .ny:Oth.r. ssdi.
eine' 1T is the very best Remedy known IL :,
not Always 50 easy to Provs,. 1t is. however, 81.
eeedinsy gratifying to the proprietor of thi. Mel
ieine, that, while be declares to the puhl,, thu,
'hi' IS g most wonderful and effective Specific FL,
humors a. stated abevs.hs hiss sbunddent rroor a,
hand to sustain his statement.
For siIteenye years the HuxoR DocroR ba. 49,,
Manufactured and sold. and every year Ia. ucr,.s.
ed the value Of its reputation, and the amour, Of
its sales In New Hampshire where it was ORIGIN.
ated' no remedy for Hpmors is 80 highly p,Ixed.
An eminent physician tnOv an army surgeon when
praeticing in N. II. purchased between fifty and
sixty gallons Of it, during some seven or sIsb,
years. and used 1t in his practice. He has sine,
then ordered it for the Hospital where he wa, STA.
toned. Other physicians have purchased a., AMI
have used 1t In practice with great success. When
thsprOp rector lived in New Hampshire, a. Com
own Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty mile
around and in Manchester particularly. the Huuor
Doctor was well known and highly valued for the
numerous and wonderful cures which II sssctes
Though Manufactured IN large Quantities, the
supply was frequently exhausted, and purchaser.
had to wait for more to be made. In that region.
some very severe cases Of Erysipslss were treated
vith-it,-aN4 tAsy ree esrs4. Erysipelss sores. or
earOuncles those ugly painful ulcers. were entirely
removed, wherever this medicine was raithfully
used. So 1t vas with Seyohls and SAT- RAear The
Humor Doctor cured them.
Since the PrOprietor's removal to Mslrose, Mass,
his present residence be has been regularly selling
1t to patients Who have applied to him In person.
and has been very successful in relieving and cur
ing them. One case OF Erysipelas-of an old man
y years. worth mentioning in particular. When
he came u the Doctors Office be could only wears
pair Of old rubber oyershoes, his feet and ankles
were so swollen and sore. When he pulled of bis
socks the scabs came with them. and the raw,
bleeding feet were fri.htfal to behold Suffice it to
say, that less than dozen bottles OF the Humor
Doctor land in few weeks healed up those FEET
and ankles, so that they we're smooth and appsr-
antly sound. The man wore boots without incon-
venience. Numerous cases Of pi@Piss in IA. fac,
have been treated with this medicine to the entire
eradication Of them. In helrose alone, there are
more than q hundred persons Who have used the
Humor Doctor, and give it an excellent name Iu
all the towns around 1t is well known and approx
ID.
Per the sake Of shown. what is thought OF IL, a
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innIVeTsaUt

The Fifty fifth Anniversary of the LamOille
Baptist Association will he held at West Bolton,
"Wednesday and Thursday, Sept llth and 18th.
Persons in attendance by VT Central Il. r..
VIII leave the cars at Jonesville, where carriage
viii be in readiness.
CLERK.
Established is52-
Established lS6G.
MRS =. A. ALIENS
Improved New Style
Hair RestOTer and Dressing,
Combined in one bottle.
Restores Grey Hair to IL Natural oi"r.
Uncqua,.c. Hair Dressing.
Reduced price One Dollar per Bottlc.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Au- 18th. Sept. 9th, sept. 9TH.
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A STHMA CURED.-Relef guaranteed in 5
"A minutes and a ysTmanSHf effected by the
use Of "UPBAN's ASTHMA CURE Cases Of from
fs 10 firsnfv ysa,s' standing yield at once 70 he
influence Price - Sent pest paid 10 any address,
by S. c. UPHAN, . South Eighth Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Circulars sent free, Sold hy all Drug
gists
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MILTON GALE.
A, C. WALLACE, ESQ, Mar

A, C. WALLACE, ESQ. Manchester. N. II.
DR.. J. W. Poland. Dear Sir - very eheerfully
give my testimony in hyor Of your Humor Doctor.
as An excellent remedy for Humors. My numerous
acquaintance In Manchester know how severely
was afflicted with bOils, and they know how perfect
" good my health Is ct present. Your Humor
Doctor erea Please refer 70 me for particulars
in my case.
&C. WALLACE
Manchastar Ina Is.f
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Send two stamps for Pamphlet and Certificate.
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Examination for admission for degree Of Engineer
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For catalogues and requirements for admission,
apply 10 G F. CHANDLER. Dean Of Faculty,
East Forty-ninth Street, New YORK.
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A GENTS WANTED for the STANDARD IL
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to ovcrestimato tho boon, and bo correspondiuyly
soliotoua for it's attainment.
Tho homestead experiment will freedmen is
now bong matto in Florida, whcro tho United
htcs Government has settled d number OF emf.
.,rants from this and adjoining statcs, donating
farms OF eighty acres cac Tho result ia prociseIy
what crery man Of disccrrrmcnt nrticpatcd. viz.
they arc destitute, and altogether dependent upon
gorornmont rations for support. man must bo
taught to value property, otherwise it will be OF
little soryco to him, ur Tho best education OF t,s
kind .unqucstionably is acquired in tho process of
working for whatever lie makes.
Tho poor inar in tile country, it matters moi
whothcr ho Is black or white, must do as poor mon
do in tho city, work to tho best OF ability, aud OIL
doaror to got tho best price ho for his al,nr,
be careful .ond economical, and aayo spmothinr
OF his earnings. In duo coursu OF ti,nu o will
be ablo to launch his own bark, if Bo inclined,
and II ho continues IN the exercise of tho
same good qualities that helprd him thus far, ho
may reasonably expect to got OH and be successful
In whatovcr lell or enterprise hc cnbarks.
- g'A TRAVELLER
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IN MEMORIAL n.
"Thcrc Ia n reaper whose naire Is death,
Aud with his sickle keen,
Hc rcnuB tho Crccu heard Mt n breath


And the flowers that Grom between
JOHN D. HADERN, CIT, tho subject OF this memo
riaIn alter passn through tho oyentl struggle OF tho
inown down In Tho flower OF hiH youth influenced by
patriolt' motives. he promptly enrolled himself ns
member Ct the Panicto Guard Artf1loy, In
that Company throughout the cn.irn When peace
smiled nec moro upon tho land, MIR. HanEnNIcHr turned
s attention TO civil pursuits and engaged IN business
partcd long AMI happy lifo. but tho nat Int gone
forth that 'a that live must die. passing through ma
sidIoua JIsenss Thron"bomt his Ins sci b 10 , an M
wlfe was Il ND and aIrcuonata nurse, family
nd friends did all tlIat possible 10 avert the dreaded
nre than brotlcrs Huliriludn. md attended him TO
his last nom nts; he all that q fonh uiid devoted
riepd could bc, and by his ntontton endcarcd himself
now gouo to plco ofrest Tho warfare OF lo Ia
.lin is aleepInI bis last sleep. ,
He las tonight HIS last battle,
Aud sound ehn awake lin 10 glory npafu" r
DEPARTED tIa lfo. at Cokcsbury, d. O., OH Monday
niEh. III: lgth OF June, 1867 airH NANCY NJ FURNIAN
trirt. d.. s#'
Mn. Funsias possessed great nnturnl Svcnneas and
dpra clear Judgment cultivated by constant familiarity
with tile bcst books anil meek and humbn spirit which,
In lcr very Rrhood brought her to tho feet and
ko?t hnr ever there, learning or HIM who loly
heart Thcse qualities greatly endearcd her the cirrle
m,atcly without feeling that tiero was sweet porsua-
svnnrss in that uuohtr,sive. consistent pie.y which
gave her mn amount Of influence. OF which. In modest
APT recitation OF hcrscH Rho mot awaro. I...u.:
stc was a member Of the Little River Baptist Church.
Fairfield District. md in it cemetery her quiet
nwas tho resurrection Of tho just Alter lcaa than
year OF widowhood las she followed TO n bctcr world
her lonorcd husband Whose only rrgrut nj DEATH
that le was leaving her bchtni.
"1hon hast gone to tho grave. but will not leploro
sIuoo'aod was thy r,nsom. thy guardian. thy guide;
Ho gave tlleo, lie look thee anil lie will Tcatoro tce
And leatL hath no sting since tho Saviour hath
.. died." ... ... .t,E. .F..s J. C. T.
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!" NOTICE CAPTAINS
AND PlLoT5 wAhn- TO ancl,ortlleIr vcssoia in Aaoy
River are requested OF To do anywhere within direct
range OF tho hcadn OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyEs. ON the Charleston and st. Andrews sdo o
tho Ashley River; by which prccautou contact with The
Submarine Telegraph cabe will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER. II. G.
aarbor Masters Office Charleston February o. 1860
Fcbruary7
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GALVESTON, July 1.-TWO registers of tho
and badly wounded. '."i
NEW OnLEANs, July 12.-In Galveston no casos
Of yellow fGvcr laye occurred in eight or ton days
Dispatches from military headquarters from In-
diauoa report the increase Of tho epidemic there
cases occurred, each on the Sd aud 4th There
wcro tivo deaths out of o hundred and twenty
cascs: Physicians disagree to tho character Of
tho disease.
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L.ANGAs!En. Pa. July 1a.--Thn bnlesa or lilo
carried over u square. Tho ohginecr was killed.
Tho suporintendents leSs and ono arm woro
broken; several women were scaldcd, and q con-
siderable portion OF the factory is in ruins. >,
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! aD- FELLOWSHIP SOCIETY," THE MEM
bES of this S9'cly requested TO attend the Funcl
Services Of slr. JAMES X. ROBINSON, ut The Second
prcsb! lcrian Church. This A|t.rnoon ut o'clock
Campbell DOUGLAS
I,,l, tE
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ps' IIIBERNThN SOCIETY.-THE MEMBERS
OF tho Soccly win assemble Tais afternoon nt Six O'Clock
at the Second Presbyterian Church tfiynn's Church, TO
rny tie last tribute af respect Ia lac President JAS
II. ROBINSON. THOS. oBi.IEN.
July 10 Sa.,,t,rr
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Or The hcIntIvcs, Friends nnd hcauafnt-
nncca Of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM sKiRyINa. anu OF Mr.
FnASc!s Wis ero respectfully invited 10 intend tho Fun.
rrni Services of Mr. WILLIAM SKIRyINa. tho Morris
street Church. 7nDay 18th instant, nj hafpast Three
O'Clock precisely. ls July Is
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From Mobile.

MOBILE, July 13.--Two hundred and ai1ty-si1
whites and ono thousand four hundred and twonty-
four colored registered in tho seventh ward This
week; total number registered IN tho city, fve
thousand oight hundred and fourteen. ~
George II. Hilliard, flour inspector, shot himself
tn.lnY. :,
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sB- THE GRAYEsT aIALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowARD Association
ESSAYS, on tho Physiology Of tho Passions and lhr
Errors Abuse, Dlseasaa peculiar 10 tho nrs, ago o.
man, with Reports on methods OF treatment em-.
poycd In this inAtItution Sent In scaled letter en-
ye!opes, FREQ OF charge. h
Address DR.. J. SKu,LIN uoUaHToN
art Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa,
May 20 er,o
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From Tho Wcaf

WAsH1SoToN, July 19.-Furthor accounts OF tho
Fort Mailnco fight say six cavalrymen were killed.
Tho soldiers wero driven into tho fort. A non
commissioned officer was captured, tortured and
mut1ated. ra,,
Thirteen negro soldiers havo died Of cholera at
Fort ,Hlrkcr, ''
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aF ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made To order and inserted by DrB. F.
BAUCH md p aoUaLEMANN formerly employed by
RoissoSsEAu. OF Parish. No. 800 broadway New York
ApriI IA ~. ,yr
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/ aJ- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.L-TTIIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Ia Tho best In tio world. The
only rte and perfect Dyo-harmless, relhb!p Instan.
taneorH. No disappointment No ridiculous tinta
Natural Black or brown Romedies tho III effects OF Bai
DyI. InSigoratea tho hair leaving II soft md beautiful
Tho gcnuuo is Hlgnod William 4. Bateheior All others
arc more limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Drugsists and rerfumcrs. Factory. No. 81 Darclcy
strcet, New York.
no BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Deccnber 10 fvy
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Co The RclntIvcs. Friends nnd hcqun Int
anre' OF the lato JAMES X. ROBINSON nrc invited to
nttcnd lis Funeral Services tho Second
Church. TafJ AJferiooa, al Six o'clcck
July 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

nJ- HOLDERS FIRST MOnTGAOE UONDS
FLoRID,. ALABAMA, AND GULF CENTRAL KAII.
RoAD-lIoitlcr Of TIC above Do ds will learn some
thing TO their advantage by calling on tho subscriber At
tic Office Of McsHra. CONNER WILSON, Broad street
between 10 a. N. md +. bI:, Th. Day.
H. ". CARR.
July Is
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JULY Is, 1867.
nIiISItlED,

POiSEn-lADsDES.-MS Spartanburg G. IT,, on tho 10th
Inst, by lteY. j. d. McCULIoUaH. SAMUEL. T. pOlNIEH,
or Louisville, Ky, to CLEMENTINE daughter Of the
late 4. NunnAS OADspEN, OF Chnrtcstoii, =. e.
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SAN FRASc1sco July l3-In consequence of
bad break Yolow Jacket Mining stocks arc goner-
ally lower Yellow Jacket sold to-day at $500,
decline Of 500 within q few days.
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no Tho Relatives nnd Friends OF MT.
T. l." GuILLEMIS requested 10 attend the Funeral
Services Of His Infant Daughter. liza, at 81 Paui's
Church. Society street. nt Four O'Clock This Afternoon
JtIy
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90 UNITARIAN 'CIIURCH-CORroRNr
NolIcE--A meeting OF the corporation trow hoi ,
viii DO held OF tho Church 7hI Erenag 81 o'cocA
accordance with the ordcc 10 that effect at The las
meeting. ,s
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az YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country hom"i after soJourn of faw months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
coarse, rustic, flushed fscc sho had soft ruby com
peIion OF almost marble Hmoohnesa and instead o;
twny.three slc really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
qury as to tho causo OF great chnnge she plainly
told them TINT abe used the cIRcAssIAN BALBI, md
considered an invaluable acqu to any toilet
by s use any Lady dentisne improve their por-
sonal appearance an huplred fold is simple In ita
combination, as Nature herself Ii smplo yet unsurpass
cd In its efficacy In drawing lmpurcs from also heal
Ing, cleansing md beautfing the skin Ind complexion
by It's directicaon Tho cutico drnws from Il all its
impurities kindly healing the same. and leaving the sur.
fAco as F.uru intonded II should be-cicar son. smoo,
and beautiful. rce 81 sent by Mall Express on re.
coipt Of an orlcr, by
#-... ". /. CLARK & co., Chemists,
No west fsyeite Btroot Syracuse. MY.
Tho only American Agents for tho sale of the same.
Mnrch 30 "
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as- NOTICE. CONsIdNEEs PER STEAM
sip T. H. souDEs horcby notified that she Is Tai
Day dIsciaring cargo at North Atlantic Wharf. All
doods rcnanng the wharf at sunset will u storol nj
cIpoIlso aud rak Of owners.
JOHN X TnEO. GETTY, Agents. y.
All freight amounting to fli,ccn t6) dollars or less
must be paid Oh tho wharf before tlciycry Of Goods
July I5
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Do CoNSIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA GULL.
from ba'imor" nro hereby notified that tho Steamer
3hf Day dscharsinG cargo Mt Pier No. Union wharycp
, -" %c,sa not taken away At sunset will repnn nm
tue Wharf NJ Lvuo,- " 1e'Ai" 'H
July 10 MORDE(,aI A a.,
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o as-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
T. M WHITING, Esq., candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston gudicInD Datrict, at tho next election
September 10 "a a-ls g.. 1." ..
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From New York.
From PcnnsyIynnin.

NEW EoRK, July 13.-rwo Mexican illibustorinG
expeditions arc on foot hero. Ono in Buffalo ID
filing up rapidly: - 's--'.-.---' - -
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ns~ IN IHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
cAnoLINA.-n the matter OF WILLIAM MAT'THIEs.
SEN, Survivor, with JULIUS AtATTHIEsSEN, Of MAT
THlESsEN o'HARA CO.. by whom petlhvn for
Adjudication of bankruptcy hcsI third day of
July. A. d. 1867, In said Court--IS RAwKRurTcY-This
Is to svo notice that tho tenth dag of July A. d. 1907
Warrant In Bankruptcy issnoi hgainst the Eate OF
WILLIAM MhTTHTEssEN, Of Charleston In the l.ie.
trct OF Charcaton anil stno OF South Carolina who has
been ndjudged Bankrupt his own petition That
tho payment debta. and delivery any property
belonging 70 Huch Bankrupt 10 linn, fog his ,iso and
tho tranafsr OF any property by him. forbidden by
law Tlls meeting of the Creditors OF said Bank
ru TO provo their debts, and TO choose ono or moro
hssgnces OF Ills Esntc will 10 held nj Court Of Bank.
rnptcy 70 be holden at No. Cd broad street Charleston
g. @. befnro n. u. CARPENTER Register, on tho tfr.
tieth day erJniy. A. D. 1867, at 10 O'Clock. AM
). T. III. EpPINd,
United stotea Marshal az Messenger.
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7 SPECIAL NJ G.TsGE s.

sB' OFFICE DEPARTMENT QUARTERhtAS-
TtR, CHARLESTON, 8. C., JULY lo IsG7.-Scaied pro-
posals will DO received Mt s oce until O'Clock noon
on saturday July ?Oh. 1857 at which they will be
openod Tor furnishing mltcrial aud erecting PICKET
FENCE around citael Square. Plans nnd Specifications
for tue work bo this Office. All pruro osals
ust be accompanied by tho OF two good surctcs
in tho SUM OF ivo hundred dollars och. for tho faithful
performance OF tho work. Proposals will DO uddreasod
to the nuderuguo marked 'proposala for erecting
Fence" IA 5..a .., y
by order. no. TYLER .
Bvt. Mai. Gen. and Chief O. n. oil Military District
T. p. McELRATH.
July1 "'G Bvt. BIsJor and A. A. Q. NJ.
as- OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
cHARI EsToN, July 1a:h, rS67-As tho Civil Aulhori-
ties havo Instituted uctva 10 improve md per-
feet tho sanitary condition OF tho city, tile negstrar
would earnestly invita- tho prompt md Jealous coolcra
uon of tho citizens In enforcing the same. Ia Il,
They nro particularly rcquoJnd to observe and re-
port all nusancos any condition Of premises prejul
cinl 10 tho publir bcalth. va f..f sll
Compliant Books arc tcpositcl at tho Lower aud
Upper warls Guard Hopscs for this purpose for tho
accommodation Of tho public.
e GEORGE 9. pELzER n. D.,
July 13 10 THY Registrar
iBB-srATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA, CHARLES
TON Observation-Disclosures OFFICE G. q. s. AND G. p
said Court in pursuance Of Tho Act OF tho Legislature
such case made and provided. do hcroby givo public
trce that ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF oaARLEs-
TON DISTRICT will bo bold on Monday. tho 9Th Of
August next ut all tho usual places OF election through
out tho said District.
wltneBs my hand at Charleston. Tho 36t June 1867.
]. W: DRowNFIELD. C. q. 8. and c. p
Juno % i..r .7. .sr. -g.
a3.OFFICE OF BOARD OF. HEALTH.
CHARLESTON. &. c.. JUNE 2sui. IsG7..--on and nfer
Taif Day. cL0R, OF LIME AND COPPElsAs. for
DIsINFEcTINa PURPOSES will be furpishci free Of
charge. application ut tits Office, No. lit Coming
sIrce tho City authorities earnestly dsro thnt the
citizens generally should disnfectans promptly ard
{rceIy, whoruyor necessary. .ts
GEORGE 8. pELZER. II. D..
JanIes IS City Registrar
aSEnRoRs OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pro
mnturo Decay, and all tho effects Of ynusu tndscre-
tion WILL for the or suffering humanity sond FREQ,
to Ill who nced IT, tho rrcoipt and drcooJls for making
TIM simple rsncdy by which ho was curod. suGerors
Ishi' eto pros. by tho advertisers experience. do
SO by addroasing,li perfect confidence, ,.
. .gr.s.#t JOHN D. OGDEN,
Apgi,2 3moss No a Cedar street. New York.
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aB"sEATED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIy-
ED at the olco OF the Clicf psbursins Officer OF ihc
Bureau r. r. and A. L.. State Of South Carolina until
IL O'Clock noon. Of the 2o LAY OF July. for building
Brick School House Dull street. in The City OF
Chsrlcston.
PlanB and Specifications may be bccn tho Office Of
tho undersigned. No. 8. Southern Wharf, Proposals
muet DO accompanied By tho OF Two responsible
parties who will become surctics for tho faithful comnc.
ton OF tic contract aud must be endorsed
bull street School House. mud addressed to tho under
sguo3.
Tho right ia 10 reject all bids rcociYc,l if
not Ratiafa:tory. JAMES r. Low.
July IL Bt. Ii. Col. nnd s. Q. 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15

MARY ta city. on Sunday. July 18th, tBG7; Miss
aD. llrr Relatives aud FrieilJa aii. ,....
PELzEn. respectfully nvltcd attend her Funeral
Services at Trinity N. E. Church, This rnooa Mt Five
O'Clock. ..,.I d.. July 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15
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,S FOR COOPER NIVEIt-TIltc FASI
~ sailing Rloop JULIA DEAN will leave StarslaIs
l{Awhurf, on tile 1Ht nnd 10Th o July aud continr"
---unt further notice. for oil porpLg Western
DraIcl o Cooper River and Eastorn branch 10 Bunncaus
Ferry. Trading In strictly prohibited.
70. Freight engagements. apply to Master board
To EDACGH 4 AALLONIE,
- Iotlbcek'S Wharf
June % Inn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15

60 CONsIuNEEs PER SCHOONER II. +.
KEELING, from baltimore aro hereby notified at she
is Tais Day dtscliarging cargo Mt brown Co.'s Wharf
All goods remaining wharf at sunset will hc stored al
oIponAo and risk OF owncra
July 10 2 STREET DROTuERs l. RI