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B- ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE sCHR.
RENsHAW, CRAZE master, must be presented at the
Office Of the undersgned lin duplicated by 12 O'Clock To-
Aorro the 23d instant otherwise they viii be debarred
payment J. A. ENsLOw & CO.,
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DEATH OF DR. JOHN J. srEELE.-We Learn with
tegreS mat Dr: John j. Steele Of Black Mingo, in
vas an old and successful practitioner and will be
gre lily missed in that section of the District
Attn 7sl7ee Star
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Baltimore Market

BALT1MoRE. March 21.-Flour firm. Corn dull
and declined &C. to &c.; White 81 osa1 TO- Mess
Pork s23 75aM Bulk Shoulders 94c. :'.s-is;, =
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New York Market.

New YORK, March 21.-Flour firm but quiet.
Wheat dull and nominally: unchanged. Corn quiet
and rather heavy. Pork dull and nominal New
Mess sellers at s27 rs, buyers at s2s ASIA. Lard
heavy, in bbls., at l2la1s2c: Whiskey quiet. Cot
ton dull and lower at SIC. per lb. for Middlng Up
lnnds Freights quiet. j sa@a.4, 4S': IS ,; ,,.
The Stock market is excited. 5-2O.'s Of 's2
Coupons 1oes. Exchange unchanged. Money Z
per cent. Gold .1344aa. zs 3>. fa. s:ss
# EVENING DISPATCH.
New YORK, March 21.-stocks excited Five
twanties go, coupons, "l094..2 Gold s42. Cotton
heavy, and declined to 1cent; sales 1900 bales
at soaas1. Flour State and Western advanced s
to 10 cents; Southern Flour firm Corn heavy,
and declined i to &C.; Mixed Western ST 17a1 1s.
Mess Pork firm. Groceries quiet Freights quiet !;
by stsam to liverpool I'd. a:l:: s"., ~.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnb1e Dispatc,,,ct,s.. :, .

LIVERPOOL, March 21-Noon.-Cotton has 9
downward tendency. A1ddhng Upland: 3essa
Middling Orleans 19ld. Sales 5000 bales.
Manchester advices are unfavorable
LONDON, March 21-Noon.- Financial affairs are
unchanged. @s.
LONDON, March 21-Evening -Consols s1l. q.
8. Bonds 745.
LIVERPOOL, March 21-Evening.- Cotton
market continued dull and heavy. Middling Up
lands 1Ssd.; Middling Orleans 1Ssd. Salos 6oOO
bales. Tallow 44s. Sd. Lard Sos. Sd Spirits Tur-
pentine SIS. Sd. ;-
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forts for the return Of peaee and prosperity to all
beloved State in the Congress- Of the United states
ed to .eucidate the doctrines set forth in That in
strunent; and to warn his audience from the many
errors q they might be led to adopt. He told them
years. q contest, terrible in its nature, has been
waged between freedom and slavery, until We now
behold the genius Of Republican liberty bearing
it's escutcheon on the capital Of all nations, and
its banner waving on every continent, sea and
ocean, The sacred fire Of liberty which has been
pent up In the italian bosom or Dearly two centu
bound the slave: Russia has given freedom to
hsr serfs. Gambia 10 struggling for liberty, and
Ireland has made bold stroke to grasp her
HSsa fs this se ass aayeR that s Tss grnt ted
waved over four millions Of slaves, now floas over
thry-av millions Of freemen. The stripes, which
were once emblematical OF chains and slavery, are
o1y o%s sEsss gaas sBe sBa o of elaaa IL We
God ID and @ seeondly to Congress, la triae less than
black now enjoy, and we should thank God that
He has, in His wisdom, overruled the decrees Of
men When this war originated the most viru-
filming slavery within its former limits; but the
over ruling hand Of Providence brought good out
OF evil. The resolutions we have adopted yindi-
He advocated this principle, first on account Of
mans FREQ volition, having the right and
the power to choose between good and evil,
and to know the Government which he serves.
He said he was in favor OF universal suffrage
also FOR smother reason: All men might Be
be ed TO do that which is right wrong. For ex-
induced to support the cause Of right and liberty
an!, can nov, In the time Of peace, Nndicate those
was he only boon that could repay them for tEe
long years Of servitude they had endured.
Il was grand maxim Of Repubicanisrn
that I'll men were born free and equal. snd
il this principle is not maintained, 4 then
the Republic ceases to exist. The blessings Of
Liberty, knowledge, wealth.. social position, 80.
vantage, aud the right Of suffrage makes the poo,
man equal to his richer and more fortunate
brother and by the exercise Of this suffrage no has
forts connected with It. Alter few more remarkt
Of tho same tendency he put the resolutions be
fore the House, and asked that they be seconded
! Mr.. ECARDozo was then announced. He said cha
It with feelings OF great pleasure that he ros.
to second the resolutions just offered, and to ten
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THE Healing POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HoWAED ASSOCIATION REPORTS. for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE. and tho
ERRORS ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create tupedinents to MARRIAGE
watn sure means Of relict Sent In sealed letter en-
Ve4opes, free Of charge. Address Dr.. J. aKLLIN
HoUeHToN Howard Associanon, Philadeloh,a. Pa
January is o
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( So NOTICE TO MARNERS.-C APT TAINS
AND Pilots wishing to anchor thar vessels IN Aahley
vor are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range OF the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, On tho Charleston and st. Andrews dda q
the AAhley River; by which procauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
ii S. G. TURNER. H. NJ
Harbor Masters oHeei Charleston, February g, 1866
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GRE OF TIE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT s1pEwHFuE
DAY for New York G9 - " 'f---. -, - ,.>-.'-
Cabin Passage Fifteen Dollars ys .s0..
For freight OF passage apply to
QUAKER CITY, Captain W. a. west Vii 1esva cav m
Saturday March sd, st o'clock p. NJ. 4 i - l0- -.
March IS l%25s-1.-. 5-- -a E3,s Et'a5+ y
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days OF the Confederacy was remarkable "a one Of
the strongest organs in opposition to Mr.. DAVIS
administration. The following very sensible re-
marks from its columns viii be read with intereat .
The TIME Fon AcT1oa.-Ehe public sentiment AZ at
TIE North has long been il favor Of the constitu-
hope tsas e IS s. | hs bqt
ernment eill which has nsw become 9 law. The
peculiar crisis now at haui requires prompt and
nns ssa sSon on the part people 81
them hand and foot. - =,
gHder this lay, it is not made the duty os
duty OF the regularly constituted legal
Of the State to see to it, tat the rights Of the
whole people, and the interest Of the women and
children, are not SURRENDERED to the keerina OF
those who would, il they could, confiscate and
prescribe. The Legislatun is the proper body at
present 70 act and to their sarly assembling must
would have been unbecomig to do anything as
long as The fate Of the nailit bill was IN dou5t-
haste would have looked lib dishonor and tended
tho new plan, and know mteover that it has ali
the force and effect Of the II, and viii 10 carried
ont IT,, whether: we want it or NJ. ...@ S
the passage OF this law, andyho will do all IN their
power to use it go as to i3urc and oppress the
people Of the State. These nen are about IN the
unless great popular senti1n manifest itselfc or
gan1ze ngovernment In Aah anna which wonId ha
as tyrannical as the one un4r which the people Of
class Of white people can vos, who BY the tyranny
of q few men who crept mi power III that stato
daar,1g a the var. are eaolade from the polls. IN
citizens are disfsanchised,, I'D about 2SOOo of his
party have ruled the State wh renorseless hate
thmey conferred the right Of stage on the blacks,
whites from. .yotinR-they hae orgauized q militis
that Will strike terror intethe hearts 81 thoee
upon pom whom they. may see forar to wreck their
Shall this state OF things Hin Alabema Il will
oe. unless the good people 20 are really anxious
TOT peace and hasmony, and Justice to all classes
and paxties take aia tntsresfn the new order Of
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Re&1StratfOn.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March M.-:=The registration
is progressing, the humber Of negroes being ,arge
" in the majority, the whites taking, but little in
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TIE VERY FAST STEAMER -
SP,L 9 7 3 Q w

WHL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVERY
MONDAY MORNING, at 6 ,'cio (.
Hetarn1ng will leave Georgetown every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock. -@
Freight received daily, and stored free OF charge
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FERGUSON & HOLMES
M..|. ".'..@. Agent Charleston,
WALLACE 4 PORTER,
~ ~ Agents, GEORGETOWN.
cetved after sunset t1arch 90
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MoNTaoMERE, ALA.,' March 21.-Ihe steamer
Coq4ete was snagged. Tho boat and cargo be-
came a totsl loss. No lives lost. N
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 2L-mteligence from
Hong Kong state that two hundred thousand
pounds of powder. had exploded in that harbor,
killing forty persons, destroying several vessels,
and shaking the town like IN earthquake
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+ 4&TAWAY WITH sPECTACIES.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten oents Address
e p Foo1E. NJ D., No. 11so Broadway, New York.
4 \ 4
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IUt. LIZ IUl1uUyA1u.
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LOUISVILLE, CKx.,) March al The Unionists Of
this city have nominated Col. VIII a. B41rsrr for
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January 25 Is n5aater =, 1,o,,,+u
asrTREAsURER's OFFICE, CEERAW AND
DARLINGTON ONRAHRoAD-CHERAW, March % 1887.
-Hoidefs OF Coupons Of the lat MORTGAGE BONDS Of
snis Company due on the lst April are notified that
they win be paid upon presentation q. the o1oe Of the
company In oheraW. ;. b. MOWER,
March q ty5 #@4E = &tN@%5 sEG--l7"1 =,
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CHARLESTON & GEORGETOWN
STEAM PACKET LINE,

TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, WAvERIy
MILLS, AND LANDINGS ON THE WAC
CArLAW AND BLACK RIVERS.
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JanuaryA
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Murder In Maryland. $Gf
BALTIMORE, March q. Torn, Of Hillsboro',
Caroline County, was found in bed with his throat
cut. A large amount Of money is missing. ..if
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because they spring ont Of an unwelcom law. 81
acoepting tho sitEse seion and acting in the panner
lndlcated We win be enabled to choose at men to
serve IN the Convention, and to make our Consti
tuition. at the startwe refuse to vote under this
law q voting, repel the cooperation Of the Coo
discord into the State - -. -
:, There We're those who declared that it would ba
dshonoEable Tor the Legislature Of Virginia tocel
stamp who viii declare it dishonorable to yote and
to attract the cooperation Of all withot1f reoar r.
a Or color who can be prevailed upon to
honorable to do anything to restore our STATE 70
prosperity, and to secure the blessings Of peace @
who hold honor to consist in perpetual disnnrS and
eternal desoation; in poverty. want min. II, c3s-
prlTmg themselves OF real, solid advantages by
saEkhng S,s tor those that are unattainable. s ;-
me time has come for Us to move II we would
not lose the sympathy and good wishes OF all ven
regulated minds, and il we would not sink forever
ouG OF aght in vain attempt to shine ID utiN-
ls now that O. the Chevaief Bayard let us not ex-
c6nange *At for that Of the rack-brained Don
0a1osse arse and 60 to fighting xind.nns. 5.s
is easy to gain popularity aattering the egotism
e soSathsrn honor and Virginia pride: Il saves
dorid ;declamation,s aud secures popularity at q
cheap rate. It gets up . reputation for intense
and sounds pleaspgy IN the Of
tating, and Of sentim entail young people Of both
sexes who 1.-Two in an ideal world. '1-t -
IL u hsre is, ve believe, among some people in and
oqt o. the press, an ide4 that the time liz comino
|; then those who accept the sitnat on and, avail
tnexneeyes OF the opportunity now offered to poye
the for restoration, will be- looked upon ns
mouth They are iaboring uner ae ds1%ps;a1 S1SpG,aT
circumstances have changed and Sealin0s VII
onanee With them. The men Of s@-S az 'discre-
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Eclectic Medical IlJiPmary.
TO THE LAnIES

Next door 10 the Preble House, Portland M
NJ Send a Stamp for Circular.
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Pleasing Miscellany.
A Bankers SON


Clarence Fitz Herbert went to St Louis OF
matrimonial speculation, SO exquisitely go
up, and such a master in the art of spendins
other peoples money, that he soon had tht
ea1ee OF the best 90 society. Before long 1t
found himself the accepted sultor OF an eA
grocers daughter of reputed wealth; AccePt,
ed, that is, with papa's consent-the auuiu
Clarence could not dispense with that; he had
no idea of supporting wife by MS own haply
exertions. The blushing lover presented his
credentials to Mr.. Hodges In person.
"Umphr" grumbled the shrewd man OF mon
ev. suryeying the dainty figure OF his would
be son-in-law with the air of man who knew
the precise value of such commodities. "Ah
so nv gal thinks she-she fancies you?"
"WefI,-aw-she has done me the-aw-tha1
honor sir"
Sand what is your business?"
.EAh? / am from Chicago, sir"
Exactly; what's your business in Chicago
eh?" M
"Me tawther is distinguished banker, sir
I--aw-I think you'll find my-aw-referencel
tache with a grand air. " III
Dare say; good day, Mister Fitz Hcr-Fit
what's yer nameY
Next morning shrewd agent goes to Chi
cage to-contract an alliance with the hous
OF Fitz Herbert, perhaps, know Clarenc
Eitz HerDertY he asks, carelessly, of relia
Bile Chicagoan 81 AaA 80 ~
That little snipper-snapper, yeller nous
do" .t
"Well?"
We'll" and the two eye one another keenly
"Heml wants to marry Hodges daughter,
resumed the agent briskly, Hodges advised
me to visit Chicago; fine place"
"Oh! ali! yes" slowly as one idea after an
other strikes him.
What does Fitz Herbert pretend to be, down
your way?" Il ...z
Says his father Is banker"
"A banker? Good" laughed the other
That's so; he is sand 5anker-draws sand b,
the day for our road contractors" ts..
"Ah! 'bliged to you" said the questioner
pretty good; sand banker is hep
A few days after, Mr.. Clarence finds Miss
Allie not at home, Mr.. Hodges not at home
nobody ter home sir" is the servant girls an
swer, in provokingly knowing and saucy
manner. ASS )
Well would II have been for him, had this
lesson sent him home to the bank from whence
his honest father drew his daily supplies
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TIE Came ofYcwksr.

This illbred game of kards is about 27 year,
old. :
1t was fust discovered by the deck hands OF
Lake Erie steamboat, and handed down BY
them to posterity in awl juvenile buty.
1t is generally played by 4 persons, and owes
much of its absorbingness few the fakt that WI
can talk and drink and chaw, and cheat, while
the game Is advancin. e -.
have seen it played on the Hudson River
Railroad, in the smoking car, with more i'm
maculate skill than anywhere else. Z
IL u play there, you will often hold hand
that will astonish yu, quite often queens and
10 spot, which will infame you to bet z or
dollars that it liz good hand to play poker
with; but yu will be more astonished when
yu see the other feller's hand, which invariably
consists of A kings and spot
Yewker il q moiatto game, and don't compare
tew old sledge in majesty, emmy more than the
game of pin duz to a square church rattle.
never played Yewker. i,H A
never would learn out of principle
was originally created cluss tew the Con-
nektilxut line in NJ England, where the game
Oft up, or old sledge was born, and exists now
in awl Its pristine virginity.
play old sledge tew this day, in its natif
ferceness T.. - 1901
But l won't play emmy game if know my
Charakter, where jack will take an ace, and q
10 spot wont count for game. A
won't play no such kind of game out ov re.
spekt to old Connektikut, my natiff State =
Josh Billings.
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In happened during the war that a clergy
man was posted to deliver political address.
Both parties admired the ability OF the speak,
er, and the result was many of both parties
were present. Father Sabine Glanced to be
seated near rank Copperhead, who took
occasion to remark to the old man at the close
of the speech, as follows.- .au
Copperhead-"Your preachers mix politics
with their religion" = VI
Sabine-"What do you say7" The old man
was hard of hearing.
Copperhead--(very Loudly "Your preachers
mix politics with their religion" fBl !.
Sabint-"Yes, Union politics. Your Kind
won't mix"
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CausAsa 90 ts,e ksubias.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
TAI remedies handed out tor general should hays
LeT eineaoy established by we'll tested experience in
sne lands OF regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies lit him Tor all the dcsies he must
fulfil; yet the country is loo!ed with poor nostrums
anu Sure-ais purportins to he the hest in the world
Mmch are not only useless, hut always injurious.
nus physician as IL is amentabIe yet ineontroyerti-
oie act, that many sypbilhc patients are made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physians in general practice tor
sa point generally coneeded by the best syphogra-
phsrs, that the study AM management OF these coma
DENTS SHOULD enRross the whole time OF those who
nleht and cure. The inexperienced general practi-
noher, having neither opportunity time to maxi
hihseif acquainted with their pathology commonly
pulsues one system OF treatment In most cases max
my an lndisci1ninate OF that Anticipated and dan
{eTous weapon, the AIareurv
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MRS. Prtcer, Dover, n. III.


Nhfs. Wn6EHef, StOhcnAm, Wufs.
very confidently and earnestly recommend DR..
J. w Poland's Humor Doctor as an excellent RENE
dy for Humors, having been wonderfully benefited
by itmyseif. My own case was very severe and
obstinate ore. For more than two wears the skin
upon the inside of both my hands, and even down
the wrist, constantly cracked and broken up,
wet work, and oblige to wear glo, es in sewing
to avoid getting blood upon my work. Tie humol
which SO afflicted me was probably q combination OF
Ery sipelas and Salt Rheum. My general health as
quite poor. Soon after began to use the Humor
Doctor could perceive signs of healing contin-
ued to take the medicine till wss finally cured Nj
hands are now perfectly free from humoIs and to all
appearances my who system is clear Of it, and has
been for several months used eight DO ties fore
felt safe to give it up entirely, but they eureG
HARRIET WHEELER.
Stonaham MISS. July 8, lSlG.
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International Steamship Co,
PASSPORT, Caiais and 81. John.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRIPS PER WEssG

On and after Monday AnriI 15,t
sss<1-~sTEM the steamer NEW ENEIANn'
a n 1hsE\ Capt Field, and the s a-aND,
4A ~. aas 4>NEw BRONsWiCK, ,CS Car f'' ~
sa-1-z- '=----T W incheSter win leave Iail Roaj
THURSDAY, at O'Clock z. NJ. for Easpo and 81.
John.
ETURNING, will leave ST. John every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at 3 O'clock A. M.
Connecting at Eastport with the Steamer Bella
Brown for ST. Andrews, Robbinston and Calais with
the New Brunswick and Canada Railway, for Wood
stock and Houlton stations, and with Sage Coaches
Tor Machias. Connecting OF st. .Iohn with tho
steamer Empress ior Windsor, Digby and Halifax
and with L. & n. A. Railway Tor Sheliac.
~ Freight received days of sailing until o'clk
+. NJ. c. G. EATON,
aprl5dtf AGENT
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REDDINGs
Russia SalVe

Price sS Cents per Box.
Is tho Universal Remedy for
BURNS, SCALDS, Gu is, BRUISES, and all FLESH
h WOUNDS; fbr CHILBLAlNS, CHAPPEo
HANDS, PILES and OIDSCROFUtOUS SORES
ERuPTlONS, BLorCHES, SALT RHkUM, and
all CUTANEOUS DISEASES.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE is a purely Vece-
etable Ointment, made from the very best materials
and combines IN itself greater HEALING POWERS
than any other preparation tefore tile public Its
timely application has been the means OF saving
thousands Of valuable lives, OF relieving vast
amount of suffering and wherever used has proved
itself in reality A BOON TO SUFFERING HUMANITY
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL USE OF THE RUS
STA SALVE IS A NOBLE GUARANTEE
OF IT'S ENCOURAGEMENT VIRTUES
AS HEALING OINTMENT.
The very large sale of REDDING'S RUSSIA
SALVE, during the past sirty years, has given rise
to hundreds OF unworthy limitations, but throughout
all opposition, the RUSSIA SALVE maintains its
supremacy as reli BILE preparation, having steady
and permanent sale, and never deelioratng in quail
ity, by age climate and Is sold to dealers price
enabling them to realize generous profit by its sale.
For sale by all Druggists and Apotheearies.
REDDING & CO., Proprietors,
Apl 6-eod3m BOSTON, MASS.
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DIR. J. Is. HUGHES
oAs BE FOUND ArHIs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.
No. IA PYez,2e Street.
Near axe PrcbIe Hxouss,

Near axe Preble Ixouse,
Va HERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by tho Afflicted AT
hours daily, and from A. NJ. to or H.
Dr. Ii. addresses those who are suffering under the
ahiietion OF riyatc Diseases whether arising from
Impure connection or the terrible vice Of sel-abuso
Deyotn9 his entire time to that particular branch OF
t,e MEDICAL proiession he tees warranted in GUAR
ANrEEiNG CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of long
standing OF recently controcted entirely removing The
1regs OF disease hom the system, and making per-
feet and PERMANENT Cure
He would call the attention of the afflicted to IN,
TACT OF his iongstandig and well=earnad reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance OF his skill and sue
ses5.
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MILLS HOUSE,

CHAkLESToN,.. ESQ. CAROLINA.
'I'HE proprietor has the pleasure To inform the
travelling public that the above house is now open
tor tire reception Of guests, having made extensive al
terations improvements ami reflrnished Ii through
OUT II IL now in capital order, and every exertion will
be made to render 1t acceptable to his patrons
nolOeod6m JOSEPH PURCELL.
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nv sT.Iun.v esws,..-;.S1' ' MS

Young men troubled with emissions in sleep,-a
comph~t GENERALLY the Jesuit OF a had habit in
rsnted OF no charge made.
Hardly day passes but We are consulted by one or
more young men with the above disease some of
whom are as weak and emaeiatsd as though they had
the consumption and by their friends are Supposed 10
have t. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course OF treatment and In sbort Ios ara
made 10 rejoice in perfect health