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The White Pine Compound,
American Life Drops

For the speedy cure OF
ID i p It IA H RI A.
Coughs, Colds, Hoameness Sore Throat, Bron-
chlttA, rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
NOR FIVE YEARS has THIS ARTICLE
Il been before the people, and the verdict
IS51 ISS1rned no nom every quarter. by the con
been sold within that time, Is, that
IT ALW1XB CORES"
Read the following, which Il only q speci-
men OF the many letten We are daily reoeiY-
"BosTos, MAS,
standing my general prejudice against pro
prietAEy Tor pzIent) medicines, was induced
10 buy two bottles Of the American Life
Drops, through the high recommendation Of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, 6c
Nv son, sixteen years OF age, was taken sud-
denly III with Ulptheria, and could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing vas 50 bad.
the Life Drops before calling q physician. By
uziDg the Drops according 70 direction, he
WEE soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken up. I let a friend suffering with
] EheuTnattis1rn "A have one Of the 6ottles- BE
szys the Life drops gave immediate relief
and are the best medicine be ever used a
family near him, suffering from Colds and
Dloerated SOre Throat, used some OF his and
my brother, q physician have q part Of minS
and with which he cured q bad case OF Din
iberia he Il constrained 70 acknoEledRe
that they are valuable. -
The Life DTopa are carefully prepared hy
- ORRIN HEINNER q Co. :
Sole Propr1stnr, Springfield, Mas,
And sold By an Druggists. - -
DenAs BaEnes Co, New York. Fuller,
Finch Co., Chicago, General Agents.
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Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pnlmon-
ary AGeelions generRlly. It is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints Diabetes
Dtnculty OF Voiding Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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He tells the VirEInians some very
plain truths which they would
do well TO heed.
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Stannn House.

THE SUBSCRIBER -REsPEGTFUELY
j informs his friends and the public ganer-
ally, that he hasopenedt the ''Stamm Honke,
No. = Water street The House Ia new,
and Is complete In every respect.
The Proprfefor pledges himself TO spAIe no
pains 10 render his guests comfortAbie and
hopes toreceive liberal share OF patronage.
Ample stabling, attended by a careful and
attentive hostler. .----.s..---
ianll-6m HENRY STAAA.
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#TNA
Fire & Marine Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAls,-.-...-...-.-...-.., ,oOOs
pTurr-DopS.
#TNA

DIRBCruRs:
James @. Acheson, William B. Simpson,
Augustus PollRck, Thns. ]. Campbell,
Juo. K BOtsfori, VIM c. HandlAn,
T. N. Dodson.
TNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
4 ly organized, is now prepared TO take
risks upon
Buildings OF all Kinds. Merchandise,
Misunderstanding Establishments,
Furniture and CaFEOes OF all
kinds on Ihe Western
Waters.
Applications for Insurance will be prompts
ly attended to by the Secretary
Once at the National Savings Bank No. IS
Main street.
s. p. HILDRETH, Rec,y.
n. G. HARDING, Asst Seciy.
JAMES G. ACHESON, Pres't.
WM. B. SIMPSON, Vice Pres'f ur27
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An Abfe and Patriotic Document
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The White Pine Compound

ST was early in the spring OF 81 that this
compound was originated. A member of my
throat attended with a disagreeable cough. i
had for some months previous thought that
preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be so compounded
as TO be very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value OF It in the case
alluded 10, compounded small quantity
of the medicine that had been planning,
and gave II In teaspoonful doses- The result
days the irritation OF the throat was renov-
ed. the cough subsided and speedy cure
was snectsd. soon after this, Isent some To
suffering for some weeks nom bad cough,
occasloned by a sudden cold, and had raised
relief and sent for more She- took about
ten ounces Of IL, ard got well. ]. B. Clarke
Esq:, editor Of the Manchester Daily Mirror
made . trial OF the same preparation In the
case Of \ severe cold and was cured immedi-
atsly- BE was so highly pleased with the re-
snits and 50 confident In success attending ifE
sales, II placed before the public, that he
nnAlly persuaded me TO give it name, and
send u abroad 10 benefit the suffering. In
November, IS55,' INST advertised IL under
the name Of White Pine Compound In Two
years nom that time there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth. where II took the lead OF ailIthe
cough ,Iemedies In the market, and II stin
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
In its nature: IS warming 10 the stomach and
pleasant wtthRl 10 the Taste, and is exceed
!'As a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Com pound stands unTiyale5. II
was not originated for that purpose; but a
person In using IL for cough was not only
cured Of the cough, but was also cured of
kidney difficulty OF ten yeara standing. Since
that accidentAl discovery many Thousands
have used Il for the same complaint and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland. In
l66Q. Since thou, a. in Manchester the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well a preparation
for the cureof Kidney dificulties IN every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States
THIS remedy Is as safe and pleasant to taks
as 1t Is ehectual.
The White Pine Compound,
la GEORGE W. SWEET, u. D.,
PRoFKIEToR-
PREPARED AT THE
New England Botanical Depot,
1Os HASovER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision of Rev. !. ". Poland.
LAUGHIIN, SMITH q CO., Wholesale
and Retail Agents Q. H 0DBERT, Wheel
ing. J. & u: y. MERCER, Bellaire, Ohio.
iff1I5-ss1Ed6Wly
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ansnrants.
Home Insurance Company

OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Capital sSOO,OOO.
PreSf, See'tU
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. A. II. HANI-ET
r -- JAMES n. FERGUSON,
Agent for West Va
once in Hornbrook's Building, nss[ Nam
street, up stairs janS5-Sm
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GOVERNOR ORPEIRPOINTsMEssAGE
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9ntfIs.
sPEMCER HOUSE.

=--PAREER ". VA
CHARLES JAMES DAILY [FR0N THE
u atCilsdes Hotel. - Oakland Nd, f1as leased
the above named Hotel and respectfully So
Hcits the patronage OF the travelling COM
munity- BE viii be assisted by his father, Mr.
John Daily, except during the Summer
months, when he Will be found Al his old
place Oakland. fehlS-2md
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THE London correspondent of The
ROif'ld Table has received from a Mr..
George Harvey,a a bookseller doing busi-
ness in the great metropolis, circular
requesting him TO insert his name
as a subscriber 10 a new work entitled,
''Was Washington Born in England ~
These eccentricities of literature are be-
coming a nuisance. What with
pamphlets proving Napoleon Bona
parte TO have been myth, and bulky
volumes to prove that Shakespeare
never wrote his own plays, and ex-
tracts from scandalous old books going
to show that Pocahontas was a disrep-
utable young squaw, who turned SOM
ersaults in public places with pack of
dirty boys, We are beginning TO lose all
faith in history and tradition. Better
sum up the whole current of objectless
doubt in one exhaustive essay and call
il, Did Anything Ever Happen 90
HAS Anybody Ever BeeuF'
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@ Incorporated 1858,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

Mooney RECEIVED On DEPOSIT, IN
~ terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
BIS Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
-SolleStons made on all points
IN order TO meet a want that has long beeu
leit IN tnls community, this Institution viii
EeCsslNe on " ednessiay and Saturday 1ieIer-
noon between the hours OF two FlltI fSur o.
CLOCK Deposits OF any sum of money, nom
one dollar and upSArds, on which interes
GEO. MENDEI.. PaasIdent.
DIRECToRS-Alex. LaIghlin, A. J. Pauaell,
John Mcclure, ir-, Alex Rogers, Moran j.
ocl7-ly a c. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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70 BRIDAL parties are reported nume-
rons in New York, as visitors to The
great metropolis. We are glad to hear
it-that is, to hear that young people
are honoring the honorable institution.
There has been so much complaint and
lamentation wrunG from the people, for
some time past, by the high price of
everything necessary in keeping house.
that we are apprehensive of its having
an unfsvorable effect on matrinonisI
affairs. Ifyoung people are willing 10
begin married Life and housekeeping
as their parents, and to live economi-
caIly, industriously, virtuously, they
need not entertain such a slavish dread
of the expense, as 10 doom themselves
TO what Is, with gentle irony, called sin
gle blessedness- 1t is the artificial and
unnecessary expense that is most bur
densome. And large share of this is
incurred by the domination of a foolish
pride-a desire to make as good a show
as those who have five times as much
means, The fable OF the frog that tried
TO be as big as an OK, and burst in the
attempt, is but an illustration of every
day life And that scares others from
marriage. So the happiness and the
virtue Of society suffer together and
alike
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
RICHMOND, March 4. 1867,
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Sole PropristnrS, : SprfnRneid, MSas,
And sold by an DEu7Fists- = -
Denas Barnes a Co, New York, Fuller.
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CONTEST on THK FOREGOING AEssAGE
BY A RADICAL NEWSPAPER
We subjoin from the Washington %.
CJ Republiea,t (CoIonel Forney,s paperl
the following comments on the forego-
ing message OF Gov. PeirPoint. We
trust that when our friendsof the Pitts
burgh Gazette read the message they
xflf=uot be unwilling 70 admit ths mis-
taken injustice OF their reference to it
author the other day:
- In this frank and well-con'
sidered appeal Governor Peirpoint re
minds the people of the manner II
W6ehrthe rebel leaders have opposed
All reasonable reconstruction, and also
how they have trRduesd him because
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day last=
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

IRISH vALoR REwARD-A correspondent writing
daily contemporary aysIn your paper of this day see
extract from English publication Oncea- Week-on the
escape of Charles H. from CROMWELL to the effect that it
after Cromwes victory Worcester the King fled from that
fatal field and trusted himself the love and hfuness of
MANY of his poor but honest subjects The bold Penderes of
Boscobe and the Whgaves of Merely sheltered him the
peril of their lives" In fne it added that till the King
able sail for France no less than forty men and women
had been pvy his conceament and esap Those parcu
lars should be preceded by the fact that the King could
have escaped from the defeat Worcester but that in
order to save him. shman made astand there
with only 800 horse against Cromwes army mentioned
10000 men! Of Wogan, who even when all England was
subject TO the parliament had likewise marched through it,
he had undertaken with small party of mounted Royas in
order to join those Scotland the Highlands Clarendon
both ignores the country and the OF his saving
the Kno life "a above related Such is the justice to
Ireland of too many historians the other side of the Chan
mel !!
TT would have been no small blessing to the world Colonel
Wogan had treated Charles II as Charles tne Il treated Ire
land-pW his heel on his nect-EDs. |.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25
FENIAN NEWS.

The following the appointments of WILLIAM MoWIL-
1AMs Esq., Central Organizer F. b. for the remainder of the
present MONTH He will be accompanied by Major OLeary
one of the of Limestone Ridge We bespeak for both
gentlemen kind and generous reception from their country
men, and from American citizens who would wish extend
the liberty which they possess themselves We
add that the gentlemen whom have named will be
present great Fenian Picnic in Cincinnati the Sd of
the ensuing month of June. We subon the appointments
Wheeling W. Va northumberland May II.
Maretta Ohio May18.
Petersburg W. Va..................M May 20.
1rontOn, ONO May I'll
Portsmouth, Ohio. ...................M May %.
Chillicothe Ohio. ....................Ma May "a.
Hamilton Ohio. MAY ~
Dayton ONO. MAY 20
Springfield Ohio ....................M May 20.
Columbus Ohio. .....................M May 80.
Zenia Ohio .May31
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got three wounds in party fight,
And paid the third one dear;
stretched countryman of mine
Upon his CORY bier
NY countryman. Gains woe was sweet
To the woe that scorched my brain,
When saw you lying at my feet
That maddening moment slain !
saw his mother sit by him
In mute, forlorn despair
saw his sweetheart wiring her hands
And tear her yellow hair =
Upon his corpse I laid my hand,
And deep the vow I swore,
That I'd only fight for old Ireland,
Forever-evermore
took unto the friendly hills,
A better blow to strike;
To stand beneath the Fenian flag
And lift the Fenian pike;
And at Kilmallock's ancient town,
Three wounds were given to me;
But paid them back with right good will
On Ireland's enemy
".
And now am a soldier leal
Upon the mountains free;
And WELD trusty pike of steel
For Irelands liberty;
And hope before the year is done,
To win better name;
To wash in Engand's best blood out
Ny treason and my shame!
".
o. labor is pleasant thing
Upon harvest morn,
To NOW the fragrant swaths of hay,
Or reap the yellow corn
But sweeter to- this troubled soul
The foemans lines to see,
And NOW them down with right good will
For Ireland's liberty
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BOOK REVIEWS.

w Books Magazines Periodicals for Review must be sent to
Editors REPUBLIC No. 81 Washington street. P o.
$780,
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and then Significantly urged them to attend
the meeting, and see for themselves who
these wrctchcd grovcllcrs are.
Accordingly when the hour. came, there
were thrice us many Reform Lcagucrs NJ
Conservatives in the hall: The majority
must rule The meeting was called by the
latter, and for them. They, therefore, rc-
fused to recognize TIC influence Of an alien
element. 1t nlattcrcd not The I.cagucrs
took possession Of Tic hail. There were
cries and shouts, and next the ,lisputants
proceeded TO blows. a regular battle en-
sued; the police had to be called in, and
the gas turned of, before these discordant
clemcnts could be composed. This Ger
tainly is IL striking comment OH the con-
sistcncy Of those who SO loudly shrek for
liberty Of speech. The working man must
not have individual opinions. lie must
not presume either to think or to act for
himself. He must not have an idea Of his
own oh any public subject. All individ-
uality must be given up. The party il
everything, the individual nothing. This
is not new. We have seen il all before,
and sometimes, also, nearer home; all
going to show that Democracy run mad is
the greatest Of all tyrants. They dictate
strikes. What matter If hundred or n
thousand families staryc in consequence.
Such considerations affect not your Demo
cratic leader. Let the workman yield to
the cravings Of hunger, or the pitcous ap.
peals Of his starving children, aud accept
work, contrary to the proclamation of the
tyrant, and he does il at his peril. His
, life will No. he s.tc.
Democracy la. ~ -, 80 oo,,r,
There must be government. Society can.
not long exist at the mercy of the mob
We can sec but one alternative, and that is
! an absolute monarchy, under whatever
) name it may choose to be called. W.
shall, Of course, not be understood to have
any reference in our remarks to what i,
| transpiring around u.s. We are speaking
OF the Democratic principle as it has be
come developed in England.
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LARaxsr CIRcuLATToN.-The DAILY
NEWS puLli,hes The Official List cf Let
ters remaining in the IostcbFce at tho c'sa
Of each ,Oeek, agreeably to the Jollo,0ing
section Of tho Nc,o Posto6ice Law, as the
Newspaper having the largest circulation IN
the City of Charleston:
SECTION And be II further cpscted, That Hats OF let.
rrmlinlng uncallc for iu Posolco In any city.
town or village wcro nowspaper shall 10 printed.
shall ercaflcr DO published Gully in tho newspaper
which, bong published weekly or ofcncr. Rha have Tho
largest circulation within range of delivery Of tho said
I,Nic
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CHI A r L E s r ON.
THUnSDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1867.

jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office 80 rs to execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask tho patronage Of our
frieula
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HOTICB.
FIRE LOAN. IA ...as
L tMAYQRAITY OF 0HABIR RaG0H 4

Il ,-...,.s III "a MAYORAITY OF CHARLESTON = I.
90 49,. OrrI HAII, November 0, 1855. 4 .
A IL PERSONS DRsIHoUs GR REBUILDING In iaH
IA 1urnl D1Gtots aod Wsato Places Of ths City TN.
dsr can Act a ths deuar Assembly, giving authority
2, the cty Council OF ohariesten 10 proceed In e mai
ter Of Fire Loan with ynv to aid In building up tht,
City anew arc heTsby notified that tho form Of sppr!
cation %. loans can bo obaoed n the once Il tho k
OF Council. botaean tha hour Of A. II. and r. NJ
AL appHcsu6ns must bo % a In Tho above rcettie1,l
SIdcr Tho aa,o ~ - --''''s - ' 80
Dy order Of The hayor, u; =" W. a, sarrH.
NoFembeflo O1erk OF Council
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OFFICE CLERK OF CoUHCn.-THE FOLLOWING
~ clause Of aeeuon OF '.Ordinanoe 70 Raise Bup.
T!es for theysr 1851" publiahed for Tho information
OF persons selling Goods BY oaplo ohsrgeo who af
NOT residents Of thls city All such persons are hnres
uotihsd 70 report et this ofhoA -. n, -
tAreo dollars On every hundred dollars OF an roods
eon IN tha city BY rsens mob resldent BY SAMPLE Or
otnnfHise W. II. SMITH,
AAren6 Clerk OF Council
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES

Approximation PriLes Of $500 each for the
nine rrmafning unis Of tho saroo ten Of tho
No. drawing tho CSC. 900 p iro are s00
APproImating Prizes OF $3.50 each for the
nine remaining units CT the same ton OF tho
No. drawing tho az. 900 Prizo are . aSo
Approximation Prizes Of 1900 each for tbe
nine remaining units OF tho ssmo ton OF Tho
No. drawing tho S1U,o00 Priko Iro 4 an
Approximation Prizes Of 500 eaoh for tho
nina remaining unlts OF tho saIne ten Of Tho
No drawing the "a, 900 Prize arc .:. aoo
ID Approximation Prizes OF 500 oaeh for the
aino remaining unita OF tho same ten Of tho
Nos drawing The 81 500 Prizes arc. ....... leoo
~ PfnSs amounting .s1e8 900
$780, W. ~ -SN'
s5 All tbo Prlxos above slated sro drawn at every
drawing. -En
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ORDINANCE,
ORDINANCE,
FIIHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PuBIIsHRp
4 for The information OF all coLcarned
4 ruu rlI

ohDENhNCkp,
VIHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pIBI IIaHRp
4 for the Information OF all coEcarned
An, ORDINANCE TO REGULATE CLEANSING or PnryIxa
. AHD VAULTS n THE coHPonkTB LLlnTs 1aH cyrr,
J. Do u Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen That
or and atter the MITIGATION Of ibis Ordinance Il sha
no bo lawful for any person TO cleanse remove thS
contenh Of Vaults or Phvies within tho tnis of tho
aty, without having previously obtanod uconso for the
sso all such ncensos 70 expire the slst Decornbef
OF eSery yeAr and be subject all roquremena impoa
cd by ordnansea regulating tho granting Of Licenses or
n Thai tho uso Of Barrels In open Carts and Wseon,
prohibited and parties applying for ioerse win b. L.
qucd v provide closed Csr suitable for tho purpo A.
III An persona having such License shli repoI { Al
ons ofh uuhrd Houses during tho day h, on Ssi In.
sanon 70 such work during tho ensuing night: In ths
Lower Harda 1peh report 10 be made TO the Main duar
Iho place or plAccs for tho deDoait Of ruch o8s
shan bo designatod from hme To tme BY tio Hsyor
Evory owner or driver Of such Iiocnsod Ca.t or
any other pefnon who hha voI.e any OF ha
o. this Ordinance or ahs neglect or ref1po 10 obaery
o same or any OF them, aha0 forfeit and pay fr oaeh
onanee Ono not TO eIeeed tvsnyave dolars 10 DO en-
torocd by se hayortn bis Court or recovered in spy
othcr Court OF competent Jurisdiction : -
RAdned In Oty Council this seventh dsy of NAV In h
ty-ssyen. Z = ',''N = - - ~.''> -.' -
IN ". Il. smrrH, O. oAii.IA1p: m:,o,
Clerk Of Council emo Nay 10
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p L A N
OF THEsE GREAT LOTTEHIns AND
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINas.

Tho numbers from / to $1,000 corresponding with tho
numbers on tho Tickets prinled soporss pipa Of
p par, and encirclod with gmal tubea and placed IN
g. ssa wheel-aIl tho prtxes In accordance with tho
koheme Aro similarly printed and enroed and plaoad
N another gliss whoof. Tho wheels ne thnn raroFvad
and two boys blIndfolded. draw tha numbers md
wheel Of numbers. and 81 the sas timS th othAr Sov
dIus out ops ratIo from he wheelt prilss mo mum.
Der and prfa drawn out eIhlbltsd 70 e audienca
and Hhaever pkEs comes out 10 registered Ard piso a.
tho credit 81 NAL numborAnd this operation ia rnraf
cd until all the prtzes Aro drawn out ,fS1'
The Ttaists arc printed IN Tho following stylo Tbsy
fo dyded Into printed The hoe Of hs TioS
6ghths bearing tho EaIne numbar eonsitnt. whoIc
Ticket Prizes payable Without discount ~ Ao'
fe!,s4 'NajL WV. BoYD. CO., Iaa.ecrs;
oorrsspondnnts may roly on prompt attention 70 or
a@s oy simply sncloatng nopey with full Adireaa. All
hddro1sed 10 HEl = 7''' 80 T'''''~''1T7' =
i.-.@alf. JAMEs KERR, Agent, IA
iHcr ..rlf oHRToR NO, 20 BROAD sTRHHT;ol
Key Boz No, b8A. oharieston, g. O.
suneN limo
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[ O s T

RROOCH LOsT.-A LADY'S PLAIN aOLb
- BROOCH, containing Hair, plaited-droppod On
Battery HoetinB or Church srcos Apply At THIS ofce
.Oy II = L------ -. ~ 81: ,.1., I;
n OBT, BY THE CHARLESTON FIRE
~ ENGINE COMPANY, On the night Of ths nre on
Eat Bay. July Sd, BRASS WHEEL GAP. Tho hnder
Will be sulAbly rewarded by leaving tho at tho
Engine House, Wentworth street. july III :.
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For Improving and Beauhfying the Complexion,
Ihe most valuable anal percct preparation In uso, fG
found IN YOUTH II quickly remoyes Tan, Froehoo, PIN;
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and en impurities Of tho AKIN. kindly healing tho zsmo
leaving tho aiin white and clear alabaste It's uIo
CANNOT ee detected BY tho closos scrutiny and being
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only Article OF tho hind used by tho French and s co.
maefcd oy tho Phrtsan Indispensable TO Q perfect
tone| OpWnns OF $1,000 bottles poid during Tie
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