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The HAIR. SCALP. anil Face. -,
Or b. q. PERRY, porfuato,ogst ~ Bond street, New
yk founder OF the Dcru is,oosca science Ia THIS ooun
rg alb diseases OF the hcas
fnss OF hair and premstusss grayness. -,
oics, warts, moth. frcckses
an comodones tback unnatural red noses ana ~
pmp,y erupons and ssorbuc affections on the fsc nscA.
~ other parts Of the body
No charge for consultation. personally or bT letter
clrrnlAr.
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PsrRunp HUMAN BoDr.--A singular case o. pstli-
faction has come light in Hartford, Coma The body
n william Butler, father Of samuel A. Butler, which
vas bursed thirteen years ago tbs old North buryng
yround has lust boon exhumed Tor sntsrment Ia the
surina Grove Cemstsry. IN removing the body II was
found completely petrhed, or changed u substance
resembling limestone and heavy that tour men ooui
With dif1culty carry u
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Beautiful IIair.-nIany Years II CheTysc "a
LIFE FOR THE HAIR, unrivsled heirdressiug wtscA
npars life and Increased nutrimen' 70 hair preve0e
ing badness and arresng its when commenceA
producing the principle upon which ss color depends "a
thus hair original color and youtef
beauty and viii stop It's falling out At sold BY Al
drugglsts and 1t my ONCE. LIS Broadway New York
SARAH A. CHEVATLER
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whst Il sorshnrny said public school teacher
spelling class the ether day "A Vegetable product
vas -pussed ihs syss.ss thing 70 the worla aug
IA vssr mss ~ u AICNss MORT BLOOMING CIRRUS =
Jhetsacher smiled Il meant sugar she ssa but psyhsps
vvord AZ ~
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ss Honest Miles ~ Reiiiy.''-A Letter fr0ss
General Hnlpne To the Supervisors OF sctysburg
Administering abored for three years Home
FOR Crippled Veterans snd bill for thaA
one hundi cd OF our ctzens drccorsbut under
bill action has been had from that time TO this
and knowing the great and ~ the casc hg
shame OF leaving disabled veterans to siarvs or beg
hereby cordially endorse enterprise and shah
have ali the aid OF my tongue pen and nnucnc, Very
truly yours, CHARLES q. HAlFINE" !,
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NEW AAMPSHlR E.
The Robbery and Rire nj Poor Fnrm sun
day-rsc Wife OF she Keeper Acknowledges
the Theft.

IoScokD. Nov. ., 1907.
or the mensy stolen al the time Of the are ~ Poor
Form, last sunday ssyen hundred doliors have been
refunded. The ole OF the Keeper acknowledges the
theft bui do not confess TO setting Dire 60 the built.
ng . plan 10 leave for California wish her psramour
existed.
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Aiberierle IoteI.-L1dies ResidErm mt tbe
hotels wishing beautiful Boots and Sases
MILLER d CO., No Union square
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English Hats.-Dunlap a. Co.. have Just
received another Ghrstys Lincoln. Bouncfs
Co gen.s dress hats 81 the Latest Lonaon styles -
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Furniture NJ Reduced Prices.
entire stock or rich and fashionable Furni-
turc at greatly reduced prices - -
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From the Evening Telegram Of yssssrlay.i

From the Evening Ieisgram o. ysstsf1Ayi
NoavoIx, Va, New. q 1897.
prize eight took place yesterday - Taanss's creek;
V,ryi,is. for $3.50 . dds between I've ven hnswn
usil,sss named Asross and Dreamer. Thsn fully
Ave- hundred spsesats present. and everything passed
"a in orderly style There wsre twsaty.thrse rounds
occupying fiy eight minutes aud thirty seconds M the
conciuson OF which Agfots was found 70 b terribly
Ssateu. while crsamer bore Scarcely mark.
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Or. II. G. Perry, Dernsatologi.t, 40 Bsa4
street York NIL diseases Of the scalp, ioss -
hair and premature grsyncss: also moes tvens warts
moth feckles tan fones (biack wormsl unnaurs
red noses and al pimpes. eruptons face ohsg
paris Of the body No charge FOR consultAon send Tor
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Furniture ar Reduced Pricee!-In Order -
which largo aud choice, tho entire
stock offered greatly reduced places until Jan. 1.
MEAS Furniture Warerooms. No 90 Broadway.
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Earrings and PINS. New styles.
Pearl Carbuncses, Etruscau, Cora Stone Camoe
and Pearl silver, &c, for sale by GEORGE 4. ALLkh.
Ais Broadway one door below Canal street.
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ALI Won Want n Good,
light and Siviish Hat go TO
WALLS. No. Ni rultou sIece.
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Furs. Eurs. * fWrs.
Why pay t5g for White Fox Robe wflle you can gc<
superior article In White Fox from x4s 10 s65f
GENIN, sl3 Broadway
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sssns 81 corapieson aud clear skin secured 70 all Who
| a. x r. REsoL.vE INT, containing SARSArARlLLfAs.
ono OF this medicine contains more Of ne solve prin
nxs 81 bottles OF the largest sse Sssaapa
risn bottles IN vogue doses Of Resovent
vas viqor ihc weak feeble and impaired ccnssn
,aon Prics 81, 1t 81 Maiden lane.
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cod isformassn furnished RE highes paid fas
iSoubl oons and ali kinds OF Gold and Snvsr. -
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers. 10 Wal street, Nj.
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A.-<salvauo Electro Metallic In-Oaes. Bcitsv
and Arnes ours rheumatism. henralgs Cctd Feet 10
Depot IA Broadway.
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~. -. PA. Ultra Of style " seem IN the
f. IA wvss Of The artistic KNOX Whose slesAn.
~ .ts M fulton street. ana
@ ros5sssy tgnder Prescott Housc) oyer % all ~ho
| vlsh Tor " a,ip top finishing on
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A.-For stylish and Elegant Fiat gO -
EsFENSCHBlO. manufacture ia Nassau strset.
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Hydraulic Cow pT,Iker.-Pa,ented MAY 2a,

1886 and November 1857. FOR aching hands aud
kicking wiz milk any number Q, cows A. the same
operated by other Ii milks tho
four ,ests 4 initiates tho calf draws anl
stops drawing swallow mllks hiccteted wcil
agreeable the than hand milking.
opportunity l. offered for snterprising men With
small capital make either By travelling
or locating city country Cad and exam.u1 for
Fu sired machine IN constant operation HydrSu-
lie Cow Milkir2 Machips Company, -lj Broadway
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Bntcheior,s Hair Dyc.-Tho Beat In the
world only perfect Dye; harmless, reliable iustantsr
neous, Factory Il Barclay street.
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or money refunded. Dr. FfTfERs Great Vegetable Ries-
matte Remedy taken inwardly References IL 75y
Principal depot 7W Broadway. Positively pay-
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AIwmys Adend-s.. Eugene Stokes with tssa
new sty lee Of Clotltng, 56c Broadway
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"a Slfsht C0la,,, C0ughs.-Few Are AwayO
Of the importance OF checking cough or ccd II
us first stage That which In the beginning would yeid 70
mi Il remedy. II neglected attacks tho lung
.BROwN'S BRONCHIAL TROcHEs" give and a.
immediate relief The Troches have proved trtr Of
cscy by test OF many years. and have received tsSns
ntALs from emlnent mon who have used them.
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Prize Fight Near Savannah. GA.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov ., 1891.
prise ashs came on yesterday nsar this civ. b..
5wsss KsIly saA EA,& Kelly 70. BY a'sS
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Tho very Highest PRIZE. the Cro.. o. - f ne
eclnVxR < sxkE SEwiN0 MACHINES - The Ksp~
~sff l1uiver ssiie PATS, iWs.
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The Coivvells. Shaw and willard mnnnfa0-
turing Company beg leave 70 announce 20 ,1s ~
public that they have opened IA omce aea ,s~ v Hssu
AL timer fun pnd complete sock 2, 'neiI !, ytpe
SHEET LEAD Co., be-. fcs which my sonch your -
troua
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Cristn doro's Hair Dye The b ess Evor Mas,
ufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied, y Nc
Astor House.
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ws0Is'sls s sPd Fsssi' 20 sro.a~.,

Warreu,s HouschsId Physicinn ~ .iLrssy/
warren A. NJ NJ b., fsow " the Msssacnvsss.sS, ccr
Society, %. 80 pps, svo - ,ussrs.Sns acid 81 -
pytlsnsrs sns Sss9s = vsshsrs, ssrse Boston. Mss
:" - 10 Fulton sireeA Ne~, Yek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

Mercantile Library Association Of the City
OF New York.-The s'Ohcers Unionn connected with this
institution VIII hold s second Annual Meeting on Monday
next tho nth asi O'Clock r. NJ a. Delnonco's. cor
ncr Ffih and Fourteenth street. general attend
anc~ % er-ofrcrrs is requested by order,
"''' s. HASTINGS CRAM. Recording Secretary.
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msetlss Of the Thirteenth Army Corps.

CHICAGO, Nov ., 1857.
The az. members Of the Thrtesnth Army Corps held
sno,hsy mse,tss las, ssht complstc arrangements for
thu proposed corps rsusion on the 18th Of Nevsubsr
fs,,srs frora large number Of the ofhcers Of the
eorS Reading In OHIO, Kentucky Indiana aud Missouri
zee rsce,ved signify ng their intention v be present
~sn srsI invitation Aas extended 70 all who served
the cores IN any cs6aciv 70 be present
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r II = r q n r.
The American Jockey Club.

The American Jockey Club.
TIE members OF the American Jockey Club intend to
have an exclusive meeting this afternoon Jerome
Park There will be three races the arst OF which will
be ridden by members Of the club dash OF hreequar-
tors OF mile The second and third Matches
one q milo between Mr. Jeromes Rcdwing and Mr.
Constables Roquette. Gate No. 81 and the other mile
and quarter dash between the entries OF Leonard ".
Jerome and John F. Purdy, with gentlemen riders.
Should the weather prove proptous largo attendance
Of members and their families will undoubtedly DO
present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

The ReGistratiow In Wtiusinston.
wnniHoros. Nov q, 1857.
RE rssssrston for four days wss sissysishs whites
and sghsssu blsosa-
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New MNrrIN0r GUfde.-FhyetOIO4frnV EnsNyS
for young 81 eminent Physician Tor s.snly years
Al the head ~ principal charities OF Amercs
senr in sealed envelope free Of charge Address
Bank box Y, Philadelphia, Pa.
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buy MiIler's Hair Dye.-Besf and Cheapose-
durable sold by druggists Depot 56 Deg ss.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RsGissrafisa In the state-The white vetsrs
In = Large sjority-Repressntative Baker
RAtmcn, New. q 1857.
OnacsA rsEsl1soa returns show that ios, 900 white
vsssrs aal II o6T blacks have rssrsrsd The majority
Of the whites 10 s., l03.
Hea J. Baker Representative from Illinois, speaks
here to-nighs By invitation OF the cuzons.
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ILLINOIS,.

D.ssrve,ive Fire In Princcses-Loss About
S2J0,OOO.
PRrcEror, Nov. 9. 1861
Are broke out d the depot In this place last night
mich resulted in the destruction Of property valued
scso. ooo The cause Of the nrs 10 unknown. high
,.a r,svs,,ed q the Time and buildings caught nvs
,o X ayiug sparks nearly mile from the scene
az The connagration The aggregate amount Of nsur-
n shout 400 600 Insurance companies lossrs
~ fcovs security New YORK. 1900; Metropolitan,
1880; Home, $3.50: Phgnix, $2soo; Entsrpriss,
1880 Phnnix, Hartford, 5000 Merchants, $500;
Chicago companisa
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wiudew shrdes and Holland q Az Coisr''-
u T. ~. n. KELLY, 81 BrnaiHJ.
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.y'ss: TsgSesS:, g., a.. -: n.s Css'ss ,s.s~
DATuHRL0RS psass@se~
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PiuuO and Table Covers. s,DOO nj
kEiTy's Curtain store az Broadway.
Princes. Cords. rsssels. 0mps rnd Trimmings OF an
kinds, at kEITY'S Curtain Store, ~ broadway
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THE ELEC ITO NJ .

The Vote for Supervisors.
The following is the full vose cast on Tuesday for
o,rorv,sors IN this civ and couu.y.-
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Tro.ins. AZ the washsnsss~ rIsrse Fair.

All The Horse yar to-day Mountain Maid. sliss kca.
MARI ara May Queen entered for the first race. si~
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gis Claryoyant and Psychometrcian. who has aston
shed the scientific classes of the Old World has To-
Gated herself at Hudson ~ Y Mad anne THORNTON pos
such wonderful powers of second sight as to ena
ble her to mpar knowledge OF the greatest importance
to the single or married OF either sex While ir state
OF trance she deneates the very features Of he person
you marry and by the aid OF al instrument OF in
tense power the Psychomotope, guarantees to
produce e-ike picture of the future husband or wife
of the applicant together with date OF marriage position
in fe leading traits OF character &C. This ID no hum
bug as thousand of testimonials assert She will
send when desired certified certificate, or written
guarantee that the picture what it purpors TO be- BY
enclosing small lock OF hair and giving place of BIRTH
age disposition and complexion aud enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to Yourself you Will re-
ceive the picture aud desired information by return mail
All communications sacredly confidential Address. 10
confidence Madame L. F. THORNTON, =. o. Box 223
Hudson. y. 1y March 30
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Wear and Tear.

When the constitution is weak and the system de-
pressed by the amd tear OF business life which
makes such tremendous drafts upon tho body and mind.
unless some hcalthtu and Strengthening tonic il resort
cd to- prostraton will ensue and disease creep
upon the victim of negligence. But if
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
which is genial and purely vegetable stimulant, be
timely administered. the organization will resist and
battle the veins of epidemic and changes of temperature
incidental this of the year. which disorder the
nerves of the feeble.
There is active and permanent vitality in this
remedy which will prove OF great benefit to the broken
down and shattered constitution 1t is the only tonic
which the stimulating principle is perfectly pure Its
basis is the essential priucple Of sound which Is
admitted by anayt al chemists to be the most harmless
stimuants, and this huil is refined from cruditles
which belong to it it comes from the manufacturer
The other ingredients composed of medical plants
and herbs aud contain not one harmful element in all
their composition. September 70
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MISCELLANEOUS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sauARE

DIANO-FORTES--GRA SQUARE AND
/ UPRIGHT.-Which now acknowledged to be
by the Leading Artists in this country. SUPERIOR To
ANY OTHERS IN AMERICA. These Instruments nos.
sess eyory modern improvement. of the largest Size
finished in CARVED and PLAIN ROSEWOOD CASES
embracing ovcry variety of STYLE Each has the fII
METALLIC FRAME, oyERsTRUNG T BASS with or with.
GRAND ACTION acknowledged to be superior to any
other in rapid execution. These Instruments are ali
SEVEN SEVEN AND QUARTER and SEVEN AND A THIRD
ooTAvEs; constructed of THOROUGHLY SEASONED WOOD
aud of the finest and best material For GREAT POWER
SINGING QUALITIES, SWEETNESS and PURITY OF TONE
throughout the entire REGISTER: ELEGANCE OF FINISH
and GREAT DURABILITY. the Piano Fortes of Messrs
JENNYS 4 SON unsurpassed by any other makers in
the WORLD and have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUAI
WHEREVER EXHIBITED. The same facilities which
enable this firm to produce SUPERIOR INSrRIJMENT
also enable them TO offer their PIANO-FORTFS 10 the
public ut TWENTY CENT lower than any other FIRST.
CLASS manufacturer in the country.
The special attention Of Dealers Teachers and others
invited examination Of these Pianos before max
ing their selection elsewhere. Every Instrument is fully
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. Descriptive crc,i-
lars sent to all parts OF the country upon application Ad
dtess, JENNiS SONS.
Nos. 233 and 235 East 2Ist strset
Between I'd and Sd Avenues. New York.
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AN ORDINANCE

January 3 W. u. SMITH. Clerk OF Council
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P.JRLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUsCIL,l
May 1867. !
The following Section OF An Ordinance to abolish the
oce OF Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
g the Streets Lanes, Alleys. and open Courts In the
civ OF Charleston Clean and for other purposes, s
hereby published for the information of ali concerned
For the due protection of the said contractor or con-
tractors ii is further ordaind That every owne lessee,
ocnpant and tenant of any premises fronting In any
street lane alley or open court shall every day
sundays excepet have the dr5 filth garbage OF other
and in for the contractor by the hour Of
seven o'clock A. NJ, from the first day OF May to the
first day November in every year and BY the hour OF
the rs day of MAY following And any person offend
ing herein or placing any dirt filth, garbage or other
oa in any street. lane alley or open court after the
bours above named shall be subject to fine not less
than two nor more than vo dollars for each and every
P, rI,, ordr IU ~ n. SMITH,
~ ~ Clerk of Council
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NGYICE

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCn-THE FOLLOWING
clause of Section of an Ordinance to Rase sup
plies Tor the year 1867 is published for the information
of persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this CITY, AL such persons are nereoy
notified to report at this Office. .,,%..,sa,s
Three dollars ou every hundred dollars OF -! soous
sold in this cityt ~ons no< res'Isn'2I g Sy,frrH
otherwise" W; W, D. or Council
March NeiH VI o0
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CRIsPER COMA,

CRIsFER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either rex ,"'o way
snd Glossy Ringlets or Heavy MaS'"'
Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADlh AM ANp,aanal,od ort
D MEN can beautiy themselves al; "mrl straight
1t is the only slcle i'll the world tha VIII lossy ap
nsance The Crsper Coma the aar @ 1s
nvgoates beautes and elsanses II anpets Is ay arce
- 80 nr.red TO the Alut rican puuic. tn
Grisnsr Coma will be any address, seA'ea AN'
postpaid Tor 81.
Aoo'e'S - W. L. CLARK co, Chemist
No. West Fayette street syracuse n: ~, l.
March 80
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10 REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS PPo-
DUCTS AND OTHER INFLAMMABLE OILS.
SIC l. Be IL ordained by The Mayor and Aldermen in
Cy Coanc, assembled That from aud after the 18th day
OF june next it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene Kock OIL Benzne. Benzoe. or any other in
nalmabe oil oils storage for sale in any cellar
store or building south of Lile street. in larger qrn
ty than fifty gallons Oh any one lot Or premises and
such quantity 80 kept or stored shall be contained Ill
vessels OF tin Tor other metal.
sIc That Petroleum. its products. or any other in
aulable oil or oils when brought into the city by land
or water may be kept any lot or III any building in
which cotton is not stored, for period not exceeding
twenty four hours upon the expiration OF which tnu 1t
shall be removed aud kept in the manner sfequred oy
the foregoing Section
SEC D. Any person or persons violating any part Of
this Ordinance shall be subject to fine OF two hundred
dollars for each oce recoverable In any Court Of cont
potent Jurisdiction
Ratiled in City Council this twenty first day Of May, III
the year Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty-sey n.
lL.Sl T. O. dAlLLAhD, mayor:
". d. 81 IN. Clerk OF Council. June6
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE!

When by the use oil DIR. JOINTILLE'S ELIXIR you
can be cured permanently. and at trinnS cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this Ill
valuable medicine for Physical aud Nervous Weakness
General Debility aud Prostitution. Loss oi Muscular En-
erQv Impotency Of the consequences OF youthful
,udscretion renders it the most valuable preparation
ever discovered
II will remove all nervous aneclious, depression,
crlnent incapacily study or business. loss o mrno-
ry conlusio thoughts sell destruction. fears of ILL
SANITY Sc 1t will restore tue appetite renew the health
OF those who destroyed 10y sensual excess OF evil
practices. ,
Young Men, be humbupgej no more by "Quace DOc-
tors and Ignorant placoneis. but send without delay
far the Elixir and be restored Ia health and hap,
piness perfect Guaranteed III every instance
Price ST. or four bottles to one address 81
One bottle IL sufficient effect i'll all Ordinary
cases. - -
serdy and permanent cure OF GonorThtea, Gleet Gre
hral Discharges, Gravel Structure and all affections
h,. Kidneys Bladder Cures effected in from to
five days They prepared from vegetable extracts
that arc harmless the system, aud never nauseae the
stomach "a impIegnate the breath. No change OF diet
s necessary while using them does their action in
auy manner interfere with business pursuits Price 81
Der box.
Either the aforementioned articles will ba To
any address. closely sealed. and POSTPAID. by
+ rxprtss receipt oi price. Address all orders
| BERGER. SHUTS X Co. Chemists.
March 30 ly No. 2S5 River street. Iroy n Y
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To TRANSIENT ApyEgTIsERs.-No transient ad-
vertisement will be published i'll this journal here
fter unless paid for in advance. BY transient We
mean an advertisement from any person who is
not regular advertising customer of the NEWS.
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Private Sales.

R. ARNOLD sdvertses Eastern hay ior sale low; also.
oats peas shorts. bran, &c.
W. B. SMITH Co. have hand and for sale 1900 sacks
Liverpool salt.
JOHN CoMNINs advertises that he has United States
harness and saddles at oneourth their cost
sHAoKIKFoRp KELLY advertise that they hare $4,000
cypress shingles fer sale.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-27

We CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement of Mr. JOHN
Cohns No. 1877 Meeting street. up stairs. nearly oppos-
te Hayne street. where he offers United States Govern
nent Mcclellan Saddles and Harness. little used at one
quarter their cost 1t certainly worth the considera
ton of all who engaged in agricultural pursuits to
call and examine them.
September 27