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CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COMPANY, !

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COMPANY
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 3, 1867.
MGjor. General Daniel E. Sickies:
GENERAL hayc the honor TO transmit to you the fol-
lowing resolution, which has beol passed by the Board
of Directors OF this Company this day
Resnlred That the be thrown open to the public
and that instructions be given to the several Conductors
recognize the right of all persons to ride therein.
I am, Gorcral very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
JNO s. RIGGS President.
Official j. W. CLoUs, Act Adjt Gen. and A. D. C.
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- - ISEALAMATiTERS.:
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HNo fyol-,rasnnndcn

We are continually receiving communications on
politnat and other matters from persons who do
not attash tLeir proper names to the artic'' senf
End we take this occasion of repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY News without
: being indorsed BY some responsible individual
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PERsosA1.-E1-Gen NC BUTLER arrived in
this city Yesterday afternoon, and guest at the
MHlsaAT saa1ss 81 = E. i
kkofpSttsfts ~ represented by Bfr. HART to; the
reading public, of supplying themselves with
Bon's various libraries, at very unusually low
figure, With many other valuable works, Mr.
HART seems determined to give our citizens tue
opportunity Of obtaining library OF very low
I41Sk5s ~ - - 49, !,
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COMMIssIONER's SALE.

CUMmIBSIONEHSS SAIN.
Samuel ID. R.iznph. et. al. us W,n. Miats; Ad-
D,inistrdtor of John Bel. e. al, -
BILL FOR PARTITION.
By authority OF Decret order In this cause made by
His Honor Chancellor Johnson at the last February
Ridgeville on the South Carolina Railroad 1t II
o'clock. NJ, on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF May next
ensuing,
ALL THAT PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND. with
buildings thereon situated in the District Of Coeton, IN
the town of Rdgevo, containing about three OF
an acre, be the same more or less. Bounded TO tne
northward by the g. G. R. B., south by Luke Doherty
and John N. Cummings lots, west by W. Lavton and
Thomas W. Stutts lots and east by the g. c. T. r. Do
pot.
CondiHonsCash sufficient to pay the costs Of the pro.
ceedngs the balance on credit Of SIX months, secured
by bond and personal security, and mortgage OF tho
premises. Purchaser to pay for pspers. -
C. T. @. D,
Commissioners oface Colleton District April 9th 1857
April is mso8
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THE GAzErTE.-Wo have been favored with a
copy of new weekly paper of this name, publish
ed in this city, Messrs. CAuLrrELD FoRD, pro-
prictors. It is eight paper with four page
supplement, and presents, therefore, large
Eamount Of reading matter. From the prospectus
wo sec that the Gazette is to Ec an Irish and
Roman Catholic organ, neutral in politics. The
first number is we'll filed and full of promise. It
has long. and interesting letter from Dublin,
which tells Of the Fcnian trials now in progress
there q letter from Paris giving an account of the
exposition, stories, poetry, and copious extracts
from Irish papers, giving tho latest ncws in all
parts Of that Island. Tno Gazetteis well printed,
and VIC sincerely wish it success and prosperity.
Charleston in olden times had the Catholic 1fiscel
lap;, and we doubt not its friends. and many be-
sides, will como forward to the Esupport Of the
Gazette.
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HOLDERS Of the sevenp PEI: cent. First Mortgage
Second Lien Bonds of the Charleston and Saran-
nah -Railroaa Company, who have not yet eS-
changed ther;rsceipts ;tors scrip Certificates, are
informed tia. the Office VIII be removed from
Broad skeetrtpfthe1pmpanEn new .61ices, foot
Of MinssksNt5A .hiss xaelI;; ii. aiH< therefore,
save incopYenience 70 al eencerned ii they will
j flsaa thenselfea st the present 'appatttanity:s
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BUSINESS NOTICES.
J&w KNOX will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at their
auction sales room. No. lsS Meeting street. dry and
fancy goods.
A-A-A-A-A-
The best Dyspeptc Bitters now in use PANEN1s's
Hcpatic Bittors. They fail to givo relief Try
bottle, and be convinced For sale by all Druggists.
The Time 10 Advertise In the Country.
THE pHGNIX has large circulation throughout tho
middle anil upper Districts of the State. Advertising
rates reasonable the stringeucy Of the money
kct will warrant Merchants and others wishing 10 uss
the columns Of the paper viii address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor.
February 25 Columbia, S. C.
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OVER ONE THOUSAND testimonials received from
those who have been benefited by using PEcroRAL
BALM.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEAIAN & CO., Agents.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SODA WAITER.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS,
i PENSE this agreeable and healthful beverage at
their vellknown stands, No. SO BASEL STREET, be
tween King and Meeting Streets No. 42S KING STREET
iOld PiquGt ard House) and ut the head Of CENTER
MARKET northwest corner.
Druggists and others Wishing to be supplied with
Fountains or Syrups and dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable
terms. -
steamers Hotels, Restaurants and private families,
furnished with superior article Of bottled Soda in guam
titles to suit purchasers.
We are agents for the sale of j. Morse Sons Justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus consisting OF Genera
tors Fountains Marble Draught Stands. Silver Plated
Refrgeratng Draught Stands. Tumber Holders and al
apparatus necessary for the manufacture OF Soda Water
at the manufacturers prices, with freight edded.
Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State, desiring
an auparatus, will do wen to examine the merits OF
Morses Apparatus. before purchasing elsewhere.
catalogue and price list sent to any address
While apprcciatinG tho very liberal patronage extended
to us during ths past season. We sha strive TO merit i
continuance.
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rRoy1s1oss.-Wo learn that twelve thousand
bushels Of corn was shipped from New York
to-day for this city, consigned to Gen. scorr COM
missioner of the FreednleH's Bureau, which will be
distributed, as soon as it arrives throughout the
State to those who are in need. A cargo of pork
will also soon follow.
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D.pT-cTi1..R ATTENTION TO SALE OF COTTON,
Nice and Southern Produce, and Purchase OF draln
Guano and Plantation supplies Liberal advances made
on cunsignn,enH. ., Q. n, nj.
more. porrber Henry Charleston; Cohen, HaDcHel
Co.. Charleston; j. D. Aiken Co., Charleston; uour-
din Matthiesson Co.. Savannah; Duvant Wapes, Sa-
vnnuoh: Stoya & Edmonston, Augusta; Fisher & Low
rance Columbia, S. c.; Mayes Mnrtin. Newoerry, >.
c.; James Pugan, Esq, Chester, 5. e. .,o-..
February 25 utnoLno
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The REPORTED MURDER IN EDaErIELp.-Wc
have taken somo pains to inquire from tho proper
authority, and hayo also had the pleasure of sec
ing General lr C. BUTLER, and: arc glad 10 say
that the report publishod in the augusta cons'itt
ttona'iA of tho execution of twoUnited States SOL
diers by posse of citizens in Edgefcld District is
entirely without foundation: IN: times like these
We think that papers ont of::tho State, especially
Southern papers, ought to be very careful not to
give circulation to such rnmors, which are gladly
reproduced by the Northern press, while the cor
rcction is conveniently overlooked.
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Of the great patronage enjoyed BY tho old line OF
New York Gde-Wheel ships before the war.
sar; -as 3ssv -..5s---o-5 - So ., . a'
.trse6aonoas koursr..-.son Saturday morning ri "A
bost with three scolorea men named Lewis Polite,
Nelson Warmg, and WIN. Hicks, ielG Mr. JOHN
THoapsoa's plantation in st. Andrew's Parish for
Charleston, 6oe the purpose Of bringing load OF
old iron to the city About eight O'Clock, when OF
East Bay Battery, in consequanoeof the roughness
nfthe Wssees the boat .was .sfRamped' ano TWO OF
the crew were drowned; ous .hlcks succeeded IN
keeping aaoas until plefsd up nY ans q nsoies ooat
and was brought TO the crty. Inc TWO Dooies were
subsegu see1sesed and an inquest he,d !. over
tttnn and s yefdset Eendared tpat -tpey came 70
thsir dsssh identak drowning ,e %, ~.
5.. g.. ~. a. :s.ssst - ,ssi
saEaH NHwsHoRx LuH hsuR NICE NOE = OcnpaNY.T lean =
o5htr oldest l! and wealtnlest company OF the
Statasofa New York but one,s according to the Of
fetal reports. We call attention 70 the funaamen-
tai feature OF age, assets and dividends or return
premtn exhibited ~ ssts adVeruseamens,, as tee
noas worthy thea a.sensaon hot tnose
SEEKING an et1gsnte company: y nas peen "a opera
ti@ tventy-tgo years. aecnmulated over seven m'l-
Mons ot ssses snd oiVfoena or rniSy PCT
SstASrNssssSSS
past three yeerS. Ih,s 1S more smple ana saus-
f.ctoy thsn the be- Practice OF some Companies to
sfrlbuta the surpans IN dnerent propornons ac-
ccrutns 70 thea OF ene pancles, Dy @alen per
oeasase divloeno csniot, anu " n'eu
oer can ll'l1, unuerssa .a .Hs ~:
~uesue1' AsA W - ".''
".seo .l;... ..;:,r.' ,,,,,
tass %.saH y, s1e WI
selecseo, nAs sose =. oeneis sss.nu neal ~
sse' eompafsnveis Low NJ pfopo,9on ~ a''''''
Inc most oDVaoas ctleerion oi soono eonoA'ion.
In payment q premium u tenders inc opt'oh VI
ai cssh or credit iors sueni Por0on, as approx
mates; @ ~ Hs probable a1y1oeno.
IL originated tne nleniy aeeep'aole pian Vi Lye
Pooses Hos sse1ecs 20 Jo'Fett1re' oy Swo annual
premiums' ana o1ers AZ iolm OF poncy' approved
by science ana expenenoe, ..ee.,s d .s,s .-
hs Prendenthas held bus once for twenty years
past and the scsuasy peen IN lts service 1or ene
pas. seyenseen' nsslns 1neoslore tne peounss emu,
nent saSan.sse oi IN eApe,,enoe lor AUS oin0ei'
almost tne same as tnas Of tne corporation.
pusness mas D'elllaleeas' Sneso Anoaiease
adismana la'sa sl.n :ae p..nOlp'es VI Hne so.-
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Foop FOB THE NEEDy.-It affords US satisfaction
; to mantion that the schooner N. ". &nsta, Capt.
TookEn; arrived at this port on Saturday, With
5000 iof corn ami .other supplies sent here
by the benevolent among bur Northern fellow-citi-
sans, toad fhspo@ in their present needy con-
dition; The schooner N W SMITH is consigned
to our fellow citizen, Mr.. wM. RoAcH who will do
all IN his power to forward these timely eonIibu-
tims, which VIII be thankfully receiyed and duly
appreciated bymsny who are in WANT. !e:. - ~.
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THE HmERS1coN cpenedits exhibition on Satur-
day night at the Hiberni:.n Hall. We were there
for few minutes, and saw some eight or ton
scenes, representing Dublin, its Custom House,
sackvi1le street, Nelson's Pillar, the -Four Courts,
..Ac Castle, Record Tower. Royal Exchange, Trini-
Fly College, the old Parliament House, row the
3ank OF Ireland, and ST. Patrick's Cathedral.
:: Tho second section giving the Tour of Wicklow,
we did not want to SEQ.
The scenery, as fur as We can Judge, is pretty
good, and the demonstrations copiousy interlard-
cd with Hibcrnian anecdotes, told in the richest,
thickest brogue. number OF Irish ballads are
introduced, sung by Miss MARY DALTON, Miss T.
RlAcEvoY and the celebrated Irish comic vocal
ist," Mr.. CHARLES MAcEvoY, all of whom are good
performers. Our Fcnian friends shonld go by all
means, as the Professor, who "does" The exhibit
ton, exhibits decided Fenian proclvites at every
foot OF canvas. But this really cannot surprise US.
We scarcely know how the departed slories of Ire
land can tc spoken of in other than tones of re-
gret, and surely the patriotic son of Erin may be
pardoned heartfelt wish that his country may be
restored to her pristine fame.
The exhibition will only remain two days, to-
morrow night being the last.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Samuel D. Runaph. et a, us. Witiaus s. Mlnss,
Adna'r. Of John Bel. Ct Dbl for Partition.
By authority of decreta crdar In this cause made by
his Honor, Chancellor Johnson at the last February
sitting Of this Court for Coeton District Win sen Ut
RidRevie. on the South Carolina Railroad on THURS
DAY, the 9th day of May. ut "a O'Clock n.
AL that PARCEL OR PIECE OF LAND, with BUILD
INs thereon situated In the District Of Colleon In the
T. wn Of Ridgeve containing about fourths Of
acre. more or less; bounding north BY the South Caro
lima Railroad south by Luke roherty and John N. Cum
mlngs' lots; west by VI: Y. Layton and Thomas ".
Suits lots; and east by the South Carotns Railroad
Depot
Conditions sufficient to pay cost Of proceed
bond and security and mortgage Of the preises Pur-
chssers to pay for papers - B. STOKES
NAYS GEO D:
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OapnAmoa esKeyIoss Bishop DAVIS held an
ordination seryicsiat 81 Inke Church, on Friday
last; in.which tho Rev.. Mr. ELLISON CARERS and
Eths Rs7. Mr.. WILLIAMS we're ordained Deacons.
Allsenumbap ofthe Episcopal Clergy were pres
ont and took part in. the exercises The sermon
was delivered by the Rev. P. F.. STEVENS. MIR.
GApzas WIN take charge 81 Christ Church at
Grseny1l4$ B wieSeihs sabesn rressshailng for some
mohihs. ssd M VIII d Ssailt pFoSeed ID Athens,
Ga.s .a he bslopgs t2that tb q aioeassse sss: ist
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TsAvxI: NcarHarwAKD.IslAA AAlltthough our weather
here remains Of Temperature We notice
that many pe.sons have e91alenced their move
ment tNorthE3rd which is being greatly facilitated
hy the sxtremeH lo#: psice of passage which our
numerouss steamers; toA Nev. iFork1a charging.
OnBsturday last the fine side-wheef steamship
NanhaRa,, Capt. Woodruff, Of Messrs. STREET
Bios. 4 Co.'s New York line, had over one hun
dred cabin passengers, reminding us very forcibly
Of the great patronage enjoyed by tho old line OF
New York aids-Wheel ships before the war.
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.couado Mol1sses-q,nity equal 10 Porto Rico
BYR. SALAS, Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY, the 9th instant, will be sold on Accom-
odstton Wharf at II O'Clock AM. alongside the brig
1.Delmont Lock- /" from Caibarien. Cuba,
81 hhds CHOICE MUSCOVADO SUGAR
Is hhds Centrifugal Sugar-equal to N. O. Clarifed
so hhds Choice Muscovado Molsssee-equA TO
81 bbls Porto Rico
9 bbls Prime Muscovado Molasses
20 boxes Havana Sugar.
Condiuons.-An sums under $500 cash; over this
amount, 80 days Tor approved endorsed notes.
May6
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The following gentlemen are the Delegates Of
the District Grand Lodge, No. 8, 1. 0. B. b., Of
Philadelphia, Penn, who oficiated at tho above
named installation:
j. MILLER, Grand Nase Alb. -
A. HElNEMAN, Grand Aiph.
B. BURGAUER, Grand Secretary.
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Alar:h 80
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-02-08
No. l.
DR.. sehsnek ON Dyspepsia.
SYMPTOMS CAUSES AND Kennedy.

Symptoms u Dyspepsia = A sense VI nailnsss, tight
mesa and weight Ia the stomach, nyether with natu-
brs.h and vomitins and srv.i deal of what person
calls ALI teelns al the pat Of the stomach; IRE
qaently there Is also ralpltaon Of the heart WHICH
physielans mistake &c heart dissass, and when tho
stomach 10 ~ this oondon % is cosied with macas
or slime The rosgh 1brcus portoss ~ the stomach,
similar To what NC n irpe, IL what throws out tho
sme u. prevents the gastric Juice RON Towing,
aud Objection ceases. Scheress Scaweed Tonic dis
soNe. thu. muc or slime, ad restores the stomach 10
sChsacss Mandrake Pin, are sl'o required In carry
90 s, s,oso %s.s s M, - ne :sIs ~ ,Ss
stomach, the liver brNsuling torpi. ceases 90 throw
cut hale, AMI In shot tine the mholc SNem Is de-
raneed The mucous membrane 81 the brOochial tubes
symp,thites with On. vther and bsiore the pa
~si Of u, no VI ala haA bronchial or fanso-
ssh.nss ruIn,"nlc syrup esnno, &C, frecy through
the blooi when the system m tins ekl.np eonitan.
without the aid of the Sea~eed Toaie asi Mandrake
when ~ set. ta a MORTAL condition. bhssi and bile run
thash the system mixed and the whoe body becoines
ow and the blood ~ thai, u can hanly run ihrouyh
frpai thi, thsk condton of the bloss The Mandrake
Pills the Liver s'nltsr .. caa'net GO they do
What that dnrs - unlSks the gil bistders. starts tho
Lle and The bird bcgihs to rulaie naturally through
the Vrtn. anil the hemrrhscrs Crase IT, when peryons
are aiisch.i with hemarrhsF- they wuald nrst take
COOL pangaiiye. ,oacthig thai woui act the liver
they woah son b. relieved from bleeding nom tho
hiass. and u " the only wsy fr astrne~nts ar. only
Temporary and rrts,e the hrOaehia iubes, and lay tho
groundwork fsr consumption.
pE. SCilENCk will be professionally ri his rooms
every wrvs ~ itnd street New lcrk, and - Hanover
advise fr-s a tharoagh examination with tho
Ee.plrpnstcr the charge 10 81
AI.s nil supply ., an times AZ his r.sns. =
Prt,e ~ the fulmonc syrup and seaweed Touic cach
siso per bst,ls. er $50 the half Owen Mandraks
srO. a. IioSnwiN Co, \, Hanover street. Agents
for boston fef sale by all druggists
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Hostotter's Stomach Bitters.
MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.

Success 10 the prevalent cradle" Of innumsra.
bio humbuss. No sooner had H0SrETTERS
STOMACH BirrEi,s made their mark In the
world, than up spraus . host OF limitations, and
80 the fame Of tho great restorative grew and
spread, the pestlierous crop OF poisonous mock.
cries thiekened. but the true medicine has lived
them down. One by one they have disappeared.
when tho bellows Of puiysry, which kept alive tho
feeble are Of their borrowed reputation. ceased to
blow. they ceased TO live, aud thus they continue
10 come and 10. Meanwhile. lioSTIrrER's Dit
TIERS, the great protective and remedial tonic Of
tho age, have progressed with each succeeding
year. Their success rs means Of preventing and
curing the diseases resulting from malaria, un-
wholesome water. and all unhealthy climatic
Influences. has been boundlessi aud as . remedy
for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, f.ver and Avae,
General Weakness and Debility, and all complains
originating In Indigestion, they arc now admitted
TO DO superior 10 any other preparation ever adver-
tlssd OF prescribed. from the home market, TO
which few years ago they wsrc confined, their
sale has been extended Into every State In this
Union, over the whole OF South and Central Amer
lea, Mexico, the West Indies. and Sandwich Is
lands, Australia, China and Japan. Homo and
foreign testimony continue Ia show that HOS
TErTER's BfTrERs are tho most remarkable
tonic and invisorant now before the world. Inns
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM

Is warranted TO break up tho most troublesome
Cough In an incredible short time. There !" no
remedy that can show more evidence Of It's merits
than this BALsAM, for curing coSsunrrioS,
CousHs, Coins. ASTHMA, csour. ETC.
Physicians having CossusrriVs patients An'
having fsiled To cure them by their own p'esc"p'
tions, should not hesitate to prescribe this rene
dy, u hs. cured cases when all other remedies
have failed.
consumptlve.. do not despair because all the
remedies you have tried have failed, DUr TRY
THIS GREAT REMEDY.
sold by All Medicine Dealers
Perry Davis a Son, Piovidsnsc, II. l., Agents for
Eastern States.
rTsold by DR.. Avian bacon. imt
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nnrsspAv, Feb I. 1851.


Al market Zoe tire current veek Catte, Iva; sheep and
Lambs, $50 s.ine number Western Cattle, 1915
Easi~cp Cattle, lA
pRiCl,S-Ie~f Cattls Es,rs, ti7 rs a tsTs nr.i
ea,s,y, Sii Is % u 50; second qualify, Sii " 20 u so
third quality, 0oQ 10 CO.
HIDES oie y 10. rsio~, ;ekh D.
PELrs, % 20 50 eseh.
CALF sKtNS "A DC y n
RssAaEs-rse .appiy II Cattle hcm the West snse
las, market wa 1918 heals, u qualify crspanins s'sh
tAsse a iAst wcek. hut ku prime Cattle, m-uy ordln.
~ Iast .cek, ps,ccs have b~en maintained, although
tsere vss dsssiii,a The psr u the eayers not 70
purchase Fl vSis~s edesei.
Mich COWS anil Calves tA IS, Is, Ion a Ia
MlEEr AND LANES, In tsA, 81 "a, 2W % -
each Extra. 81 % 20 % 20 frvm q &c n
swtNE-westcrn Eat sslDe, I've, noos.
Drossei 81 40 loo pr n.
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To COnSMnllIftreS.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health 10
. few weeks by very simple remedy. alter having
suffered for several years with severe lung anec-
ton, and that dreal disease - CONSUMPTION - rs
anxious 20 make known Ia his fsllos-sufierers the
sony al ire pr,.criptIon used fee OF charged with
thr 'd,r>ctI.ns Tor preparing and using the same
which they will find '.rs eyre J', Cs.s.mraa
I.II,a Ryo,sk,t,., cssyAs, Coid', and az Teeat ana
-. ,g.e,,a,. The only object OF the advertiser
!. ..,dnx the prescription Is to benefit the amiet-
a and .pread Information which he eoneeives TO
sinxsiunbie and he hopes every sufferer Will try
~. ,.m.iy AZ IL will cost them nothing, and may
49,. blessing Parties wishing the prescription
S..I by return mail, will please address
Rec, EDWARD a. WILSON,
Iy9 W,liiamsSsryA, kirgs Co., Nse York.
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Errors Youth.

A gentleman who suffered Tor years nom Nerv
gu. Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indscretion, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all Who need 10. tho recipe
and directions for making the simpl, remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing To- profit by
the advertisers experience, do 81 by addressing
yOHS u. OGDEN,
lyi0 No. IL CAambsrs street, New York.
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SPECIAL Noticci

r. hs I.lss,fsss Of Bs<ssf.@t s.d vseisiiy'
Having sold cut my ofios sod practice In Nc.
York Ani as I shall not leave Toe karope until
rssDsctahis citizens Of Diddsiord. and consequent
Ia nall be a. the Biddefsrd liease daring the ave
coming weeks. who're shail bs pleased TO meet All
my old friends and I.sis.ss Ssd a, ~ sss ny -
bafi.d ali methods OF treatmeat. ! viii trcey ~
Ter any ono Ia each and every patient under my
car. when { va 81 Dtddefor,t last Ssptem her.
81, BiddefbSd, Me-. Or several vcehs where he
can be consulted frou A, n. Ia SP. n.
remain yosr oeedient servant.
". HARVEY. ". D.
aud PrActicAl Chemist
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tFrom the Gospel Bannsr.1

AUGUSTA. Oct. 8, 1866.
Ny daughter suffered FROM Scrofulous Sore
Ey.s Tor eight years, and had become nearly
blind. We employed many physicsns without
benefit. DR.. Carpenter cured her over year
ago. Her Dyes remain Perfectly we'll.
Mrs. RACHEL SCH0LES.
Mrs g resides In Augusta, and the above
statement Is given In her own hanl and 10 cor
rect. Gospel Banner, Auousia.
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A shocking spectacle n, Cairo. Ill, the
other day, WINS the dead body Of man
floating down the river on cake Of ice,
and flock OF gulls tearing il in pieces
and feeding upon il. No effort WINS made
10 rescue il.