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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-13
PELEOUBET ORGANS

AND MELoDEoNs,
Unanimously awarded the First Prize, a Gold
Medal,
GAS THE BEST CABINET oRGANS,"
American Institute, New York, Oct, 'G5.
.DEING pronounced superior in QuALlrT,
ID Powgg and VARETY OF Tons, and IN
number Of combinations. aN
1'cAs tho best instruments Of America were
there contending. whichever won the battle
would have nothing left to conqner"-[ Amer
lean Art Journal, edited by well known
musical critic) F-E
They have also taken the first premium
wherever exhibited this seasonG.
PEDAL ORGANS, one two and three
banks of keys-six sizes-S25O to 81 $40.
Without pedals, single and double bank in
great variety, sB5 to 1860, These Organs with
their smooth, pipe.like quality Of tone, beauti,
full solo stops strength Of chorus. unequa'led
pedals, and general organ-like effects, are SUI
neiior for Churches, Halls, Parlors and Sch3ols
They are putupi in cases of solid Walnut fan
cy yenecred Walnut NEW and unique styles
and elegant Rosewood, of splendid designs
and finish, and of the best workmanshipl-lt
being intended that each instrument shall be
a model of its class. All instruments down
to fine octave portable Melodeon, have the
beautiful Trcmolante stop, without extra
charge.
A large assortment constantly on hand at
our GENERAL Wholesale AND RETAIL
WARER00MS, Sll Broadway
Our Illustrated Circular and Price Lists,
with onrncw styles, are now ready. Send for
n circular.
PELOUBET, FELTON, & CO.,
Manufacturers, No. 81, Broadway, New York
CITY. Fn TnprllS-3m.
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Hsl vrrer salSfelh not thirsi angry
words pOpl 90 broken cups and nucers,
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Dr.. n. Andcr,s Ipdlne water

Is new discovery in medicine, being Pure
Iodine IN Purr Water, Il grainB to the onncc,
unconlbinod with anv other substance. a
most POWERFUE YITALIIlNG AGENT
AND RESTORATIVE Circulars free
Forsala by j. 2 -DINSMORE, SO Dsy street.
New York aud by Druggists GENERALLY,
April l3-na.
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TQBAQQo AMD QlGARs.

Wholesale AND RETAIL, =.
Constantly on hand a good assortment Of The
different brands, merchants will do well to
give me a call as | am satisfied can give them
as good an article and better bargain than
they car get elsewhere.
An orders romplly attended to,
Il'Thc highest price paid for leaf tobacco.
Nov 10 II D. II, BALL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-05-28
OUR WESTERN LETTER.
ANoKA, MINI, May Il, i

ANoKA, MINI, May Il, 1857,
To Editor .IahiA.juy Hy,str:
The lives of some men seem to be made
up Of u regular succession of spasms.
To-day they are on one continent to
morrow halfway across another They
make and act comedy without knowing
it; the world applauds and cries, chow
sublime the farce
Of the fact that |, by constitution ard
habit, belong to that unfortunate class,
was never more fully convinced than |
am since | came west for how | am
here and exactly for what purpose, are
questions l have not yet been able to
settle. suppose it was to learn some
thing OF the great west'-to see whether
its reputed resources and wealth are
mythical or real--to know that it has Il
tangible cXstence-if i. has one without
being Obliged to rely upon the testimony Of
others The result of my observations
has been that of its resources there can
be no doubt. The useful arts cannot
fail to get Il fooihold here, and once es.
tabllShed, there is every possible physical
advantage TO warrant a great success. In
the first place the climate, especially here
in Minnesota, is wonderfully nvi.orating
and healthfuI, clear, dry and brecing; 1t
appears to have much more of the life
giving element than that OF the same
latitude east. Persons living east AMI
having tendency to pulmonary disease
generally better their condition by coming
here. A gentleman from Vermont, who
has ueen here three months, told me that
he had always suffered from distressing
asthma but was now nearly ms well as
ever. Another from Massachusetts, who
has been troubled with a cough for
long time, finds himself much improved,
though lie has been here only three
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POETRY.
HOME.

"Where is thy home p a stranger asked
simple village maid;
ooh, Just across the green" said She
"Down yonder CLASSY glade,
A pleasant place and iair to see,
Though we arc of the poor;
Contcntcd with our lowly lot,
We never covet more"
"Whcre is thy home ?" he asked again,
"N here? said stripping gay,
"Nay, ask me not, | cannot tell,
My home is far away;
Far mid the battle and the strife
Where worlds are won and lost;
Or else upon the stormy sea,
By wind and tempest tossd."
"Whcre il thy home ?" n sweet mild face
Turned ms the stranger spoke,
thousand memories in her heart
To sudden anguish woke.
"My home alas! long years have pass'd
since | home could claim.
Now, husband, children, all are gone,
And home is but name
The stranger paused, and cast his eye
Upon an old man griy,
So bent and feeble that he scarce
Could wend his weary way,
" Where is thy homc?'' once more said he
" Thou lookest old and wan
A clsy homestead should be thine
For thy remaining SPAN
The old man rested on his .taT,
And fecbly shook h4 head
Il rest my worn-out frame, said lie,
Upon lauper's bed
Yet desire no better lot
Than God to me has given,
No earthly house ask or crave
| have II home in heaven
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Written lY G. q. ". !ScoH ol'Asc cI,ss n
1861, -HahlcbuH CoHcye-now a
member o. Senior C2.tS
Aadorcr IHeoloycM
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| say Of it myselI-indivdually and col
lcctlvcy-becausc | don't want to inhu-
once your minds more or less but | tinll
dat de people mentioned OF MS de peculiar
people when dc Apostle Paul wrote to
his bclovol broder Titus dis cpisilc, am
| de HetioiSis-not dem dat am .Hctiotii.is
in name, but dem dat am Mcthodsts in
truth and in hoart--and shall proceed
accordingly to show you dat the Metho-
dists am de peculiar people mentioned by
dc Apostle when he wrote dis cpstlc to
his beloved brodcr Titus.
"De first reason dat pU Jr0g up To
prore dis unportaH fitct an de lorc, ,tjats
: {" None of de congregations rom yer
but dc Methodists has dis peculiarly
none Of dem gadder roun' dc festive
board; none of dem partake OF de bread
and de water like de Methodists. No,
bredren; dis am de pcculiariiy of de
Methodss. Why, we partake Of de
reireshmcnts-'we get up and tell our
experience, and get SO happy all de time
-brcdrcn, dis am strong reason. The
M1thodists have love fcasts; and dis am
one reason, why de Apostle Paul calls
dem de ''peculiar people, zealons Of good
works" when he wrote dis cpisilc to his
beloved broGer Titus
" De sccod rcrs0p an de wry ds .Nfi-
oC'&& take de Shipper ofde Lord
"Dy ttic Il on DIR haccs. Now bred
ren, vc teen roun' dis country good
deal. Why, de church over dar takes it
in der seats. Dat am not de humble
way. De Methodisis takes it on der
knees. Dey feels humble; dey feels
lowly; dey feels down. Dis am de
second reason why dc Apostle Paul calls
dem de 'peculiar people, Jealous of COOL
works when he wrote dis cpisile 10 his
beloved brother Titus"
(The third reason was something about
the doctrine Of sanclilication. could
get no definite idea Of what he was aim
ing at. He wished to show that santif
cation in Il peculiar manner was bestowed
upon the Methodis.s)
" I)e fo0fb reason dat I nil present up
on dis occosioa IN prore ds paint an de
mam@y ofdc PrctfrIcrs aad De peoph
"My bredrcn roun' yer, de preachers
of de other congregations, take lot of
paper in der hands and reads it of.
Now, dc Methodist bredrcn speaks right
out TO de people. Dey raises der voices
TO de third heavens, until it reycrbcratcs
and strikes de people dumb. Dcy speak
from heart to hcart-from mind to mind.
DE- people get awfullY reused up; dey
jumps up because dcy feels dc truth dat
am preached. And brcdren, de Mctho-
dist' speaks, dey acts, like de Apostles;
and dis am one Of dc reasons why dcy
am de peculiar people mentioned of by
de AdoStle Paul when he wrote dis epis-
lie 10 his beloved broder Titus,
ne t't 'taSo" Il" 'i7H present uPo"
d's occH'i2" IN Prore de proposition, an De
t'rt d" dc .Uet'oitts an pe|alar crc'y
'"@g'
" Now brcdren, dis am de fact; dcy
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lIOURs AT IIoME for June has another
paper from DR. Bushnell on Moral Uses
of Dark Things, this paper treating par
ticuary "Ot the Condition of Solidar-
lty.' Marcolla Of Rome, is continued.
a series Of papers on Visits to the Homes
of Authors, by John ID. Sherwood, is
commenced, and describes visits to the
home Of Tennyson, Carlyle and Joanna
Bailic. The editor contributes an article
on Woman's Work in the Civil War;
and Edward Seymour writes about "Dc
Chaillu's African Explorations, "Storm
Cltf' is continued and the remaining pa
ges of the number are filled with interest
Ing articles upon variety Of subject
The fifth volume Of "llours at Home
begins with this number, and the publish
crs announce that its subscription list has
increased rapidly for the last month.
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ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES.
| select and put up all kinds of Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees, for all my customers and deliver
them myself.
EgMake out your Orders and will call on you.
+. ID. TAYLOR.
West Salisbury, Dec. 10, 1865. 37t
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Why is a vain young lady like a CON
lirmed drunkard ! Ans.-Bccause neither
of them is satisfied with the moderate use
of the glass
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Why isE nglish parliamentary Reform
like Gaz lie ! Ans-Because it is n
Bright eyed deer.
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We cherish; and transmit the legacy to those
who come after us, somewhat enlarged and
improved.
This toast was responded to by l.. -.
Eldredge, Esq, who spoke substantially
as follows: We have been greatly favor
ed in the gilt Of the institutions that have
come do IN to US from former gcner-
alton. They are the result of the labors
OF our fathers, and are examples of their
iOrethought and indomitable energy and
perseverance. While toiling for the ne
cesslties of life, and the forest trees were
yet untelled apon this very spot, they did
not forget the moral necessities Of them
selves, and those who were to come after
them. Though possessed of small pecun-
iary means, they reared the church edi-
iiceS which are now the ornament of our
village, Thus were started the religious
societies which have ever given tone and
character to this community. The College
in or midst is another example of our
fathers noble self,sacrilice. The influence
of which, has been and still is felt through
out the land. ! he germ of our common
schools was formed by them, which we
have reason to hope may yet develope and
their labors produce much valuable fruit,
not to speak of the many examples of
business and private enterprise the result
of our fathers labors. Last, though not
least, we would not forget that organza-
iion of generation ago-the fire COM
pany; then formed, which after some
changes and improvements, comes down
to us in the form of our present worthy
and efficient Fire Company. This is an
institution which pre-eminentIy shows the
spirit and enterprise of the men who are,
and have been, its members. They have
passed many a fiery ordeal. We are large
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Verdict of tho Faculty.
sTIMULaNTs INDISPENSABLE AS mEDI-
CINlsS.

Tho most distinguished physicians In tho United Statas
havo rcccntiy been placed Tho witness stand and
havo with ono voice. declared thut puro eImulhnts
Sal'1b!n medicinal ngens This decision Of tho faculty
roiors especially to mcdicatcd smulaus OF which tho
purcst and ho bcst at prosont known is HosTETTERS
STOMACH BrffERS It's basis Is tho alcoholic prin.
cpio OF the finest grown In tho United Stacs
herbal Ingredients comprise tho oxtncs Of largo num-
bcr plants bsrks and roots produced various parts
OF tho word and all noted In tho countries to which
they nro indigenous for their powerful sanatyo proper
tes Al mn fnSigornn aud tonic, tho valuc Of Tho Bit
ters can scarcely bo ovcatcd Hence ia extraordinary
encct In fnver and aguo and ntormittents md remit
tents OF every type It's anubIous properties aru
Tcllous Persons Of bilious habit, by taking q sma,
quantity once or twice day. mny completely change
thor constitutional tendency to liver disease and cscspo
all tho unpleasant consequences which arlse eiihor from
Tho uudue sensuveness the unnatural torrty of the
hillary organ. Chronic constipation Is crndIcatctl
thoroughly and In very short space OF time by small
dosrA OF hls wholesome regular. taken night md
morning and for oil tho disorders which nro suporu-
uecd by cShalatons from decomposIng vegetable
animal matter In the streets OF ciucs the masma OF
swaniy districts; Il H. when taken protective and
preventive medicine, the most reliable of oil safeguards
July - n
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March 10
OFFTCIAE. y
Headquarters, Second Military DI,trictL,


Headquarters, Second Military District.l
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. July 10Th, 1907.
GENERAL oRDERs No. 60.
Tho following appointments Of Registers nre an
nounced. Tho persona named will be assigned 10 duty
By Post Commanders mombers Of Boards Of Regstrn
nn for tho several ReSisnuon Precincts they may c.
tabish within thoir commando.
Commanding oGcere OF Posts will nll vacancies nnd
report their action to heso Headquarters confirms
ton.
Thrco Boards OF Registration will bo organized for
each District in South Carolina except tho Districts Of
Barnwell Berkeley. orangcburg. Lexington. Beaufort
GrccnSe. Chester, Coeton and Tho City OF Chsri rieson
which shn hnvo the Boards provided this Order.
Registers will be required to lake the oath prescribed
forms Of hs oath Of Office will be furnished to Post
Commanders. and when duly subscribed and sworn will
bo returned to these Hesdquarters- ts
The election prccInctR established by law OF custom
voting places In the Counties and Ces Of North Carroll.
and in tho Districts, Parshea Municipalities Of
South Caropa will be designated by Post Commanders
as tho places for Registration It is desirable that
moro than six Of these, and preferably less number
included In Registration Precinct esaigned TO ono
Board, that ample facilities may be afforded Regis
tration. Irt
Every Board of Registration will choose its presiding
officer. who will represent tho Board and announce It's
ncion upon oil matters coming before It.
Regulations for the government Of Rcgisera tho dis
charge of their duties will be duly published as coon as
practicable for general information.
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POST OF CIIEsTEis.
DISTRICT OF Your

DISTRICT OF YORK.
r. j. 0COnncll. F. A. Walker, Il, Z McCafray IIurl,
Simpsoi, H. A. d. Nicely. Leroy Cook Matthew Williams
j. A. j. Graham, W. J. cullendnr.
DISTRICT OF CHESTER.
". Ferpuson, John A. Marion, ". A. Walker W H.
pronnln. John Hood, II Morrison, ururgn Mct.orick
John A. Hnfner. W. L. Farley, T. =. Mcicown, A. w.
Smith, Res. @. 81. Pickett,
DISTRICT OF FAIRFIELD
L. ". Duval. james II. Daily T. p o1ncr Thos Jor.
dan, d. Lunipkn John 9. Douglass Richard Coboan
DR.. W. b. Pcakc. Dan. ID. Kirkland.
DISTRICT OF LANCASTER.
w. c. Arnneld George Sinclair dudley NJ Usscry
Alfred Andrews, J. I. Copeland. I. K Dr,uimott H. l.
Beck, II. II. Thompson. Jamos l.. barr.
Tho Registers hcroby appointed viii be Immediately
notified by tho Post Commanders TO whom thoy will TO
port Mt onco for tho necessary books und blanks
All communications nom Registers will DO addressed
to tho Post Commander Orlcrs and nsruc lions will DC
transmittel n Boards OF Re:struon through the same
channel
by command Of Mnjor-Gcncral D. L SIckLrs
J. ". CLOUS,
Captain 3Sth United States Infantry
.tff A. D. G. and A. A. a. O..
oIFIcrAL: J. ". ctous. Captain ssh Infantry a. D
I. anu A. A A. @. mft July %
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Free 10 EyerybOily.

Large pp Circular, giving information of tic
ercntcs importance 10 the young Of both scxcs
1t tcachcs how tho homely may become beautiful TIN
'csplsed rospcctcd, mud tho forsakcn loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail .end their
aadrcss. mud receive copy postpaid by return mail
.s..st Address p o. DRAWER q,
March 10 Tyr Tros, n. Y.
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II. III.

II you want choal Glank Books;
II you want ohoap Stationery, Envelopes, "a
per, &C.; or, MIILrns' Almanac; EU
II yon want Printing executed neatly;
Ii you want Books bound in sny style, or Account
Books nado to- ordsr, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HmAn HAnais, No. SO Broad street.
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POST OFFICE,
CnAnLEsToN, S. g., July q, 1861
After to-day tho mills for Northeastern Railroad
will close at O'Clock AM, and to-,ay and afcr-
wards they expected to reach tho Railroad
''Staion" at 2S0 o'clock PM, and to DO ready for
delivery ut this Office ut $3.50 o'clock PM, except
OH Sunday, when tho hour will be from PM. to 7
I'M, until further notice.
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DR.. j. N. Doozcr, Henry NJ urosa, Jno. S. ITcntri,
DR.. 4. H. Lnwic, jacob ". Lownun CI,aa. IIultu job
II. Arthur. 1oyi Guntcr, j. j. Derrick, John ". Cooglri
Robert Douknigh ucorgo W. uyslop.
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& IL. ~ ~; W. 3; p. O. 9AILLARD Mayor.
W. b. 6suru, Clerk OF Council. amo May II
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CHINESE PEAcnEs.-Wo Enve scou n specimen Of
this variety Of peach, grown in tho yard Of Mr..
JAS. Hunt, in King street, near Limo. It's rutldy
appearance Rnd large size at once shows t.at il is
of imported stock though il Inns lost nothing since
leaving tho Cclcstas. MIR. IIuSr has orery facil-
ty for shipping fruit and vegetables; thpy nut
up in o careful and substantial manner, mud thus
suffer littio damage hy brnising against each
other. Ito las OH hand craies boxes, &C., md is
prepared to srnl these articles 10 any point.
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Tho Tlmc to Advertise In tho Country
TIKI PHOENIX Inns n largo circulation throughout tht
middle mud upper Districts OF tho State. Advcrsinr
rites rs reasonable tho slringcncy tho money mar
kee will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
tho columns Of tho paper win ndtlrcsn
JULIAN A. sELDy, Proprietor,
February ~ Columbia r. C.
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John A. Hunter, J. ID. Mcliord. James Ctark Jam,
Martin, George DusruiIrry, Hutton T.nuIaK, j. q. Ita
Rey. Valentino Young, ID. 4. W. Contor.
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MAYORS CounT.-Some belligercnts, who had
been attracted to Union Wharf, cndoavorcd TO
mako TINT point grand fighting ground, but
wcro pounccd upon by tho police and captured be-
foro they had passed moro than o few blows. IS
each was administered with satisfactory result,
and tho fighters departed In o lnmb-liko humor
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LAW NOTICE.

ETNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART.
Il NEtS. AMI pruiHnsn to practice In tho SrATI:
COUNTS OF l.Aw AND Equity EIr the Districts OF
1,arnwell, beaufort AMI COaiOn under tc Iamc md
style OF "DAvASE"
uslcc, for lire present, at GITLIsoNv1ILE, soutl,
Carolina. IL. I. DAyAST.
November ~ I'm ]. G.. DAYAST.
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ICr OF hDBEVILLE

F. O. Rose, a. d. Poole, +. W. Gnyiori, ". Pollard
David Hlakcy, William II. Poole, p. d. Elliot, Granville
@. Qrilncs, Il. Garrett.
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NOTICE.

FEHE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Il will fur tic pr sent be ratrcsl OH M I,saI hy tls
undersigned ut No. ts Fast bay tho storc formerly
occupied by CRAIG, 1UOMEY co.
AL PERSONS having Individual claims must present tic
same. AMI those indebted individually Will make puy
Inent to JOHN TUOMEY.
r,I,.nA
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D.
THE U. 8. CoURT.-IIon. GEO. 8. BnYAN, pros-
ding The U. 8. us. eleven barrels Of distilled spir-
It's found at Columbia md clnimcd by III. WIN
STOCK information for forfeiture for violation Of
tho Internal Royenuo Laws, and In tho following
cascB viz: G
Fifteen barrels distlllod spirits claimed by cor
tain parties and on samo indictment.
The U. 8. ps. four barrels Of distilled spirits
found at J. G. GDpEs, Columbia, South Carolina.
Tho U. 8. vs. tho Distillery and appurtenancos
found on tho promises occupied by ALEX. T.
CoLL1ss. III
Tho U. q. US. cightoon barrels OF datillod spirits
found at Columbia South Carolina, olaimod By J..
8. WILSON. IS
1t was ordered in oaoh Of tho preceding cascs
that tho following order DO issuod: That all at
tnehments and monitions DO issuod roturnabio
October frat at Charleston. @ sasa
Tho U. B. os. tho ds.ilc-y and appurtonanCoG,
found on the promises Of ALEX #. COLLINS o!
Bnrnwe1, District. Guilty. VIZ fs
On motion Of tho District Attorney. It WAS
ordorod that ell goods, g., condemned be for.
feited to tho U. s. and that unless an nppoal bo
taken that tho amount sold bo paid into tho Regis
try Of the Court to abido tho ordor OF tho Court.
JANIS RYAN. us. W. P. LINCOLN, Assault and
Battery. on the high seas on seaman, A. H.
BnowS. Esq for tho dofond,nts.
Tho Court WAS occupied in hearing tho tosti.
mony, and tho consideration Of the case was con.
tinued until to-day at II o. m. HlsN Es.t. tu.
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DISTRICT OF cuEs rEnF1ILp.
POST or SUMTER.

sDront Johnston Jno. n. Smith. John ". Swnnc.
Vim. Fullerton. Henry J. Maxwell. Benj Crowley H. L
Gray, Henry. L. Shrewsbury. sIucom AicGornnn.
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LOCAL NIATrERS.

jon woRK.-wo huyo now completed our ofico
go ns to execute, i'll tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, anu wo most re-
spcctfully ask tho patronage Of our friends.
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DISTRICT or I.ESISGTnS

Jos. H. Donk. NJ. J. Canai,. Dr. j. ". Green Jainr
Brown, hdulpli Fcinigcr, J. Wlitc ". H. Eush ". 1
Edwards, WIn. Smons.
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Fhct worth NnoNvinE.
Tho bcsl investment for invalid who suffors from
dooiy or loss OF appetite. Is boto Of PAsKs1ss Ho-
patio Dors nn Il will DO gyo relief For salo by
all Druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-26

IfUctfuH 5ufCa VhIs Dny.
oAAtrDrtL KNOX 4 Co. will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock,
al their cnsh auction house. No. IS Hnscl srcct
uns prints Shoes notions. &C., &c.
H. nj. hAnsuALL 4 Bno. will sell this day, at II
O'CLOCK, nt Tho fool OF King Htrcet tho 4ab on
account OF former purchaser.