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sHERIwF,s SALE.


81 virtue os ! wit ct ri,-s Fac::s. 10 mo directed
a:.: ;i.;7.cej vi, o. S,lj on MONDAY, the 9Th
d. os Jr'y ueSt ~ TIE n:rthea't corner o: t.lc
t,0;;-t.: Zee. o.5ws-1s hoT-s OF l.. a. III. and
c'c.J:i 2. II
Al ~. -1s. ,i:e anl ,1.e:est cf the de oudant in
t:rsn 81 MULE. shrae t3l C2AiS aud HARNEss /;
,sr:el ~ a-d ID ae sod as he propo!t7 Of james
co.c1-aa - &c sEit OF D. Foley.
ALSO
wi &c SOL On .5s premises siuate on tho north
ves: co-.:e. OF Market AMI Meeting streets,
ki sae r:lh i:e lad in 'erest o. the tlofendan 10
zoo c ,nauts pt = GsHTLEMAN's FURNISHING
E-rADL SHMETr: levied on anil TO be sold as the
p-oret ty o: so5trt M Woch 1t tie sui: Of Orlando
P. Dorua1.
ALSO,
W.. be cod on The premises sisrate on tho north
ct c,.osr uf v..roon md Wharf streets
Al the :i3lr ia aud interes Of tho defendnnt in
Ia cont.c.s " \ GROCERY 81 OEE; lowed on end
70 30 so.d th, roperty of Edward johnson at The
sal: u TiEo hy Fitzpatrick.
':.rni ;L5G. WH. :. HAST Ii,
JGle - no Sheriff Charleston Dt"rict.
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eosTpoNED SALE.
EstI'e Szis, By order O fths Executors.
BYZ. B. OAKES,
IPosTpoNED SALE.

BY z. B. OAKES,
W.; bs sod en- TUESDAY. .aosh INST at IL o'sock,
r:ooa:.V. ae'oayias to an Estate. Wiz, - -
TEa 1HREE->lonY BaICa DWELLING, and
ezIeas:va Brics ou.1uiLiinis, situate on she east
SIDE Ok Hia3-sTe-t, IN Wird No. 7. and known as
No 81 Lot m41sur.s G5 feet font md 100 fee
n de2ta. OI the premises are largo cistern and
lctas:ll wa,..
No I-Th, THREE-sToRY WOODEN STORE
AND DWELLING. w:th requisite outbuildngs stu
a.. st :he southwest corner Of King and Spring
steats Let 81 feet 9 inchas On Eag, and % iees
inches ol Sprn5-strset
no. 2-lHE THasE-sTOaY WOODEN SToaE
AND DWELLING. with ousbuijiaQs situate on
west side o. KIM s.-set adjoining the above to the
south. Lot 81 tee: 9 inches frort AMI 0s feet 9
iucies n depI,. The e buildings hnve double pi-
azzas 70 toe soc,h, and are in good order.
t'os aad 6-rH BEE VACANT LOTS on west
ii, OF ain5.treet. adjoining no. to the south, each
, a fee. front aaj 159 FEET : lnctoa deep.
No. 6-~he rwO-SiORr WOODEN DWELLING
a1l Kitchen. on south side OF spring street first
uou:e vess o; King. Lot % feet 6 inches 'front.' and
IS fie. deep. az
Nh T-Tle Two STORY WOODEN DWELLING
ar5 K:s,hec. south spring. next west of No. G.
Lot 50 feet inches font and 70 feet deep. .-c
No The oNE-sToaY SHOP AND TwC-sTeRY
WOODEN DWELLING. northeast corner ct. Philip
street aud Rodgers alley Lo' ~ taet 'front.' u feet
No e-Ths 1wo-.TonY DWELLING. north side
Rodgers aley, aiioioins above to the cost. Lot 26
:est :-cn., Gi i.st deep
No. Sta. TwO.SToRy BUILDING adjoining
above 20 the e'e. OF Rodgers alley. Lot 81 feet
s-.,nt, 6i .eet j9ep.
no. 4-Tb. 1Wn.sToaY BUILDING north sido
Rodgers alisy a.z. east OF a3ove lot &c Ieet froLt,
No. 5-lhe Two-sroRY DWELLING north s.do
Rodgers Alley, adjolnios to the Gust Lot 81 iees
10. 6=The TTo-s1oaY BUILDING north aido
Eo1gA-s Al s. next east OF loc7e Lot &c feet trout
NJ 7-YAGANT LOT no1: eaat of above, % tcet
NJ. 81 b. T%Eo;-sTonY DwE--5rN :. south side
Eoj Jezs' A!:av. L:s3i f.et froak rs fes deep
80. o-Ik. TTO-SrUaY E,W GLLING, ou:h side
u Eo,ig'rs' A!.sy. next west oi ,hs above Los 81
.e-. .-I1:, 3 ;Ast deep
No Ig-The , WILLING so:.h siIe Roilcers' Alley,
asz; we:. of ihs nb'vc. Lo; Il i.et front, 10 cat
~. l:-1he TWO ANDa EALF STORY DWELL
ING aal oGsti:.i.ns o3 ;ho south>ss corner OF ST.
PAT: 2-ssreet ani ariSer's Allo7, Ward NJ 8. Lot
3J 'e!s front anu y !4e: Geep.
~. :a-Tl. TG'o-2roRy DWELLING. cast side
OF -. phll2. rcs. sccta OF tie above Lot 10 feet
f-OEt mi IS 80: d-ep.
So. L-rir jWiIaTOEY ITEI.L1EG. cas-. side
st. Philip asys souh OF ohoye. lo. 20teet front 95
:s5: deep. -.a - i-f--
Pits the aa,7s Property can he seen at my
o:hca Pc pre1 b John i. Michel Esq Surveyor.
Coai.I)ls cash. Purchasers 10 pay for papers
II J :.iC.D D.. June &c
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THE NEW REGIME.
The Forthcoming Message Of Gen. r. K.
Scott, the Governor Elect.
IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS.

ais VIEWS or s,BJEoTs OF STATE PoLIT1
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PROCLAMATION.

By VIRTUE )E AtrluKIrY VESTED III NE
by an Act OF tn, on-Tc II tl. a!e i s.ed pass
cd Juno Is, 1851! ea led "An !ict aorait tho
Sta es of NORTH iii, -oulh ,sr ed Louisiana
Georgia. AabI III aid + 1-idI to rs,s ,se aiatol in
Congress-" tn llsna'rs cl.ctG IA H.. Le.,sdtlre
OF South Car31I, ~ .lr uarca ;:e provisions OF
on Act on tel An Ac. ioT the n.3re efficient
government of tho rehoi s:at,E," gRSel MarJh :.
1867, and tls :is sup!,m-utzrr ih reco are :io-c-
by notified to :1n .eae In Gcsers! Aa- an5!y at the
City of Colum a. at isc. Vi IL, uG-sa uOon OK
Monday, the SIKH t:i;hT day or Saiy, Anro Dom,n
1883 ':a.
Done at the City OF Cha-leston Souta Carskaa tlsz
twenty-s.iFh de- Of June, A. d 1858
T. <. SsGrT
Jil :; Gcy,cS r.. --.-
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S:a~e F,=:u-s!. Good VA md ar>-l;-ei
L:c$so G-ocsrI S:9rs S2g:ausst C.ras. Of
Niag o::i Clifford streets.
By LAU RET & ALEXANDER.
c. 1EDAE>DAT. tha Is. July, will he soli .. ou-
s:o-s. No. 81 Sast Bay, at IL o'o.'cs
Tie STORE FIXTURES G., Oh WILL AND UN.
EIPI2EO. LEASE OF the yell known G2CCEAT
Sj2E, .: th southwest corner If ling and C.ifTDrl
s:..ets. Possession given Iumeia;c;y.
Termi-oac-aali asa; balaace in 81 days approx
ed e: do: ssd note.
RE s.ccI ii SAID Store cau DO treated 70. at pri.
yaa s..s on dag Of ea,e, aud, II not wanted by :hs
purchaser of fixtures, &C., 1t viii be removed i'm
meil4te,J. June 27
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NyGirri GERMAN LLOYD. -
STEAM BETWEEN
baltimore AND BREMEN.
% t M. ,-fr

VIA Soutn3mptOn.
TEE scnEw srRx1aRps OF TaE,KoRrH aFnnAn L1oxp,
BALTIMORE. .Capt. V0ECKLER.
BERLIN. .............. Capt. .UEDUETSCH. =, .
: l. OF 25DO I 1OES AND 700 HoRSE-p ,)WER.
- <>rar >. TWILL RON REGULARLY BE-
ME$fsS Tw- EN- BALTIMORE AND BRE-
ZEIfTlzSk5Eea McE, VIA SUUTHakpTOE. From
Breren ON the 1st of each month.
From Southampton on 4th OF each monsh Ero:E
B1limo-c on the lSt o. each month.
PRICE OF p&ssAGE-From Bsitimor to Breneu
London, Havrs aid so1thampto Cabin 500; Steer
lg: $50 From Bcem'n to Balinore-Caoir 500;
Siearaer S4c
Prices OF pdasase payable in, gold or iaa equ,vp:
lent ~. s.-..s,s.'.,, ..l...,. ..i.. $50.
They touch at Southampton both goln. oni ra-
'urniag. :hcse vesseia take Freight to Lo,donand
HULL fir which Though bills o; l1ting are signed.
An experienced >U.seon is attached to each vessel
All le-'ec, ruIst pass through the Postoflce No
bills Of ladiny bat those OF the Company VII! I've
sgced. Bills o. lajiag win POSITIVELY not he d..
livere bcfore goods clel ed at he Cus5ouhuuse.
Fet Freig1t or Passiye, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
$3.50 No 0 South 'iha-les.s.yce. DlitmOa
Or to MO2D. CAL 6 CO.. Agents, =.
East bay, Ca 4re ston. =. O.
April 20 Gmos
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GOVERNMENT SALE AT CHARLES
TON, q. e.
". 5a soil a. Puoic Auction, OF tho o. s. Arse
M. Carries on, :. G.. on THUN:DAY, ,uly 2,
,;it IL 10 o. oGk !. VI.
1Cs CAYAL.Y SADDLES, 90 Saddle Blankets, 156
Er!les ind Bis. end othor Horsc equip
lG77 "a t id &c Baxes, 2a40 Cap Pouches and other
l.Ithcr wnrk
&c Ma.Ee. Ap lenlaso-, small quantity of i'm
p.aments and miscellaneous ;Uols
small q antity of scrap iron. Brass, Leather, Rags
&c.
Patf, rm Scales, 3roppor Pu:nps
b Gra? Horse.
Terms cas;l ON the day OF sale in U. s. Currency.
T:mo u. a.lCwcd foc thu removal OF the pro"erty.
BY authority OF tho Chief OF Ordnance.
XM. PRINCE,
1st Lieut. Ortln. m t'vt Captain o. y. A.
Juno 26 Commanding Char;eston Arsenal
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for the arming of the militia will be promptly
honored, and that the necessary blanks for
that purpose have been furnished By the Adju-
tant-General of the United States army. These
arms are to be retained in the State arsenals.
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those whIch prevail in the Institution eni:S ed
by the General Government and situi.ai n:a-
Washington.
Two may add here, parenthet;ca....y, tia. this
ia one OF the largest and lest coaalc:ei -
st:tutions in the world. Pianos, billiard oJ1ls,
picture galleries, menage-ie az aqrar:rol,
botanica! garden, museum of cur:os:i;es-
these are some OF the surroundings 0: tie
place which invite the ra:;e1t to forget re-
s,,aint and conduce 10 the re3tori;ioa o: m:ad
and hca Tn.
Il is recommended that in ex.endia; tae all
OF The State to uaiortunates 0f al. k;a1s. no
distinction shall be made against taoso wac
have suffered from the casualties 6? wa:, or
tie general destitu;ion lncidea! thereto.
TIE RECENT DISTURBANCES IN THE STATE.
Reference is made rogrettuly to the ilte
homic:des in Camden and BarnTr!i, w.:ica
have led to tho arrest Of many citizeas ri the
State. who arc now in the custody of t1e mil
tary authorities, but who, in view OF the al;nis-
sion of the State to tho Union. and the ros'orl-
tion OF civil functions, must necessarily De
tried BY the civil courts. the Governor eA-
presses lia determination to enforcs tle law
against all disturbsrs OF the peace OF tn, Slate
without respect of persons. 1.-THE sam time.
he expresses his belief that no organizations
ox;st in South Carolina for the purpose OF re-
sist M ng or obstructing til, laws os the State.
Ga states that every man shall be tuii protect
ed in person and property, and in the free e1or-
cise OF al OF his rights ns o cltiz u: so iar rs
they depend upon the Executive OF the State.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Among other things tic Governor recon-
nends the comoletion o; The capitol, ana thu
appointment of State Librarian.
In conclusion he expresses the hopa that AN
ora Of good feeling has Lecn lpaugnrasst1, ana 40
Justly renowned. will hcreaf:e be disp!aye in
supporting the flag OF cur common c;untry."
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POLITICAL DISABILITIES.


met. BIZ au earnest txpression OF the hope that
the ies:siasurs will, at an carly day, relieve
every cit:zau OF the State from his poiitica,
disabilities. The Governor says ho is satisfied
that such magurn:mous act would be appre-
ciated by The community at large as> ON eTi-
depcs of good viii; tat it would tend&o re-
move m;sapprehcnsion and settle the pablo
mind, ard thatlt would not be mistaken or
lily recuited By the class benefited. In this
connection, the Governor states that he be-
lieves there are no2e of the GLASS in this State
whose ofcaces against the laws Of war would
exclude them from an amnesty. His argument
upon this subject is cogent and conclusive.
TIE MILITIA.
The message suggests that speedy end
thorough organization If the militia should
take p.aco pursuant to the provisions OF the
new constitution, aud suggests form OF oath
which will not De exclusive OF retroactive in its
character, and will only bind the party to sup
port tho existing laws OF the State. Thus, q
military. orsanzati IN will be avoided, based
upon race, or mere poltica! affiliations, which
would undoubtedly be al clement Of disturb
ancp, instead of order, in the community. The
officers of this force to be selected with view
to their character ind their competency to
discharge tbs duties they may be called upon
to perform. Ths Governor says he has receiv-
ed information from the Chief of Ordnance OF
Wa3hingto: LAX !':c r:11: IONS cs ID: @,,aE.
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THE ooD1FIcATIoS OF LAWS.


1t is recomm ended shatthe Legislature shall
provide for thorough inspection Of the pris.
ons Of the State, and their repair wherever
necessary for the. efficient administration Of
justice. That provision shall also be made sor
system OF punishment whereby the labor Of
convic 3 shall be .utilizsd. -Thatsthe peniten:
tilry shall be completed; and, tinsty, that capi-
tai punishment, excep: f,r mardsr, rape and
one or two other offences, shall be abolished:
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the course Of the day the gentleman
became pretty well acquainted with
the young lady, whose name he as
certained was Mary W.. He be-
gan to feel strong interest in her,
and it would seem from the result
that the interest was in some degree
reciprocal. In the course of the
conversations that they held together
in the stage, and also in walking mp
certain long hills, where such of the
passengers as were SO disposed got
out to relieve the horses, they learn
ed mutually many particulars Of each
others parentage and history, so
that as the day passed on they began
to feel somewhat like old friends.
During the afternoon rain-storm
came on. The roads became wet
and heavy, and the progress made
was slow. TIE sky was overcast,
and darkness supcryened Mt o very
early hour, while the stage was yet
several miles from the village where
it was to stop. As the wheels went
on blowing through the mud and
ruts, tie passengers became uneasy,
for the driver had no lights. The
young lady. however, evinced so
much composure and calmness as
greatly to increase the interest which
the student felt for her. The danger
was real, as the event proved, for
just as the coach reached the top of
a hill the wheels on one side went of
the edge of the road into ditch, and
the coach overturned.
The student called out to the pas
sengers to lie as still possible, so as
to get out quietly, one by one, from
the openings in the side of the coach
which was upermost He was him.
self near the door on tina. side, and
was the first to escape. He then as
sisted the others by feeling, for il
was so utterly dark that nothing
could be seen. The young lady
came next but one. The road Was
so wet and muddy, he said, that she
could not step in it, and she must LEI
him carry her to the bank on the
other side. She consented.
So he took her in his arms and be-
gan to carry her across the muddy
road, feeling his way in the utter
darkness, made more intense by the
trees Of forest that bordered the
road. She yielded herself SO readily
to his grasp, and reclined her head
so confdingly upon his shoulder
that he was encouraged to whisper
in her ear, "Mary, are YOU engaged
to be married. She replied, mo
"Arc you willing to be my wife,
She answered, "Yes." He sealed
the promise with the usual little Ger.
emony. and then placed his prize up.
on a dat stone by the road side, the
white surface Of which reflected the
sky sufficiently to make its form JUS
visible, after which he went back tc
assist the other passengers.
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1T was early in the spring oflS55 thatthis Com
pound was originated. Amcmber ofmy family Was
afflicted with ar irritation Of the throat. attended
With disagrecable cough. had for some months
previous thought that preparation. having for
its basis the inside bark of white pine mi be
compounded as to be very useful in the case ofthe
throat and lungs. To test the value Of it in the
c-.se alluded TO. compounded a small quantity Of
the medicine that had been planning. and gave
Il in teaspoonful doses. The result was exceed
ingly gratifying. Within two days the irritation
ofthe throat was removed. the cough su',<jcd. sad
a speedy cure was effected. Soon ate. thisE sent
some to n lady in Londonderry, y. H.. who hnl
been suffering for some weeks from a bad cough.
occasioned by sudden cold. and had raised mucns
.trcaked with blood. She soon found relief. and
sent for more. She took about ten ouurcS 81 IL,
and got we'll. j. Z CLARK. E-q.. cditeroithe MAJ
chester DITy NiSrDr. ma.le trial &c the
preparation in Tie case Of a severe culd. ani
cured Immediately. lie was 50 highly pleased
with the results. and confident "fsncc-.S- atteil
ing its sales if placed befo the I.ubl., that ke
finally persuaded me to give it a sme aud send
il abroad to benefit tho tiiering.
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"EBS Cotton Cloth. Dress Patterns, Pant Pat
w terns. Sewing Mach aes. Watches. Dry 4 Fancy
Goods. etc send Ten cents for Patent Pen Fountain
with clip describing srtics In our dollar sa.e.
Any person tmale or femsle) can send Ia a club Of
from % 70 900 1t same rate o for each J and
get premium for 80 doing SEND rx RKorsrKE I'd
lKTTFRs. Samples mailed free 70 any address,
EASTMAN 4 KENDALL, - 1
65 Hanover STREET, Bostal. Mass 2
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From JAMES J. lloTT.
DP4DrOgD NJ n,-,,f...

I1ItlIHFUItI'. - fI-f = IF|fF'F@F ~
". POL.i Nd: Ia the fdi IF fS5., fisk rsgy -
knt enid, trhich brought r,yy -.-i Baa ~
the Siae and ftasgs and rri.i,g b-f. 1',n ~,
bully afflicted suiti t0t 5sidss91a> dias q. A-,,
CsHPi1ihf. f.T ne Tire yegrS fssf Inv. -
much troEJtcd WITH ny uist md f1 IT. n King g.~l.t
raising SicH. nth bad nsgt lFi.r r.i,r
blcod. fell Tat nag tae here s.Hd u SHIRT -..iss
SOFA got Teli.f. THIS SfTiHg, ,ers ;Rici ., ~ yS
Whit Ine Cba,pg',ad thoagi my fan ~ " mil
But 20 nag osNiasos1. tefors had ,,,L.s ifrV l..r,
va c7y bitter, M kfdary t'tLi dlsi On! s,I
rest nights tcsfsra choking fp md T7issg ass
har. taken a,Gy trc> tOss, ai, dDs i,cay ~ '-H
man.
rshla adj ted nsy fdt..ys f'arisT IL isc'ipr n
eonsssspoii a,y fier, otkr. a t'yy sist,4 isriI1
died iriih u.
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APhysiologfcaiview Of Marriage.
THE CHEAPEST R1ox ErER PUBLISHED.
sCsafainlns nearly three hssdssi pagss, 1

n Nd $50 fine plates and engr&vings Of the Anas-
"A omy Of the Human Organs In state Of Health
and disease with atreatse on Early Errors. itsDs-
riossbse &C nseqnenees npon the Mind and BODY.
with the Authors Plan OF Treafment-fhe only IA
tion~l and successful mode of Cure shown by the
report Of cases treated truthful adviser 10 the
married and those contemplating marriage, who en-
terrain doubts oftheir physical condition. Sent free
OF postage TO any address, receipt Of IS in
stamps or postal currency, BY addressing DR.. LA
CkOix, NJ. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, n Y. The
author may be consulted upon Of the diseases up-
On which his book treats. either personally or bv
mall Medicines sent to any part ofthe world
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27

Announces that in consequence Of the Of
I'll. English market. an immense quantity Uf DRY
and FANCY GOODS have been Consigned 20 them
with instructions TO be cleared fur insmesiiate CASH.
NJ any sacrifice A. & Co, have therefore, resolved
10 offer them according their ordinary system Of
bu.iurss at 81 each. without regard to yainc.
The following list shows tine original wholesale rri-
ces ~ some of the articles which they offer at 81
IN Wolf Buyalo Robes. from SIS 90 10 $50 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27

No. Cortlandt ST., new IorK.
Manufacturers Agents and Dealers In all varieties Of
American Clocks. Sic Agents for
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS.
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asked to see her on business; and he
so far succeeded in his negotiations
with her as to induce her to close her
engagement at the mill. and go home
to consult her father and mother on
the 'sbusi ness in question.
In about a month Tag. TOO, were
married. The geltleman's friends
think he Aas got charming and
most excellent wife. though they can
mot imagine how flc found her in
that out of,ae way village in New
Hampshire. They live very happily
together in Boston and she attends
faithfully To- all her suites of wife
and mother, having been trained Il
the performance Of duty from child
hood. 1t would be, a. betrayal O
confidence FOR rs 60 give the stree
and uufnberwhere theylive. tilsESs1
fn-tke preceding cases tlse matciie'
were made in very business-lik'
and pettsr,sfyfhct Iyay.q There \
one story remaining to be, told
which is OF q much more romantic
and sentimental character, SO tina
those readers who do not fancy 70
mantle tales may perhaps as well pas
lover the remainder of this article.
! A student, who had completed BIZ
studies and was commencing hi
professional life under very favora
bic auspices. was on his way home
late IN the autumn, to make 1ittt'
visit to the psternal roof II was il
old times, when the only mode o
conveyance for travellers Was thu
|stage-coach. 4 Among his fellow
past IN BE stage.eoach MS 4
young lady Of agreeable person ant
manners, who FIRST attracted his at
tention BY her kind consideration
for an aged woman, who was assistet
into the coach at . way side inn. Il
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SEND SO CENT STAMP,
One DOZZezz. Each /!

With color Of Hair and Eyes, and &C. and receive bv
rsturn mall correct picture of future husband or wifc
CARRIE DORM, Albany, New Ysrt.
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AzYGQSI
d o. G

Iii the BEST CRi NCG ever Offered to Agents
One OF days. s1nep Nh securs . good
Seaciny Maekirs, W.feA, Sax Dress. Revolver.
some other article q equal value FACE OF COST
Agents wanted eserywherr. male and female, 70
the best oas Dollar PavnbrpkrFs in the counfr,
Send for circular. sc. THOMPSON CO.,
so Hsnorcr strert Boston Mac
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AGENTS WANTED.

ME- want irst-clA-s Agcats 10 introduce our
w New Star sifuff1e Sewing Ma.
chimes. Extraordinary Inducements 81 gosd sales
Further particulars AMI Ssmple work furnished
applicsfon % W c. WILSON CO. Cleveland
Ohio; Boston. Mass. Saint Louis. Missouri
800 PEa AoSrs sesx-So money reIurcd in
our Pssss Ersisssy N-fslss Clothes Lines Address
AIaarican Wire Company. l.s5 BruaiNs y. New York
or Is Dearhern Strret. Chicago. Illinois.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
Testimonials.

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s,opaacl, and other kindred srysaS.'
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-09-05

Rk9 N%i'i3ll N'fNih> $500 20; month
as ilr Y~uioWd orl certainty OF $500 10
$1,000 por m"n'a 70 ;iiSc having a little
capital. Wc &ia,anlv lie above monthly
alary s. good aclyc agcns Il ,hcir own
h"nr> ilyc'Y ;'%onl. iatinpr, Gardncr. plan
'W Fl 'rtif grGwW Nog,h NlI south,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-12

mecsasy $50 LsssAtsn - Independent.
IsDsrFsDExr, Sept 9, 1853.
CARR CIrY Ths day ~ bright and pleas
ant, The turnout largs; thsy came in Eom all
parts ofths surrounding country 70 hear Hon.
g. ". McCrasy asd Col. Leighton speak.
With most excellent music they we're es-
corted TO the beautiful Grove near the city.
The meeting vas opened with very appro-
pirate and impressive prayer BY Rev. Mr..
Robinson. Then music BY the Independent
Gles Club, which, BY the way, cannot be e..
celled in tho West. Col. Leighton was then
introduced. He said that his speech was some
thing ike the flowers gathered By the way, to
b distributed among the fair ladies, which ne
did, and many compliments Nth them. The
Col. always praises the ladies. He spoke
more than two hours, giving the Copper
heads full share ofthe needful language,
not forgetting his usual amount Of excellent
stories, but his speech was sound, argumen-
tatiye, and to the point.
Nr. McCrary was then presented to the
audience. He spoke over two hours, with
that clear, sound, argumentative force that
| il calculated to win friends and make votes.
| II was considered one Of the best meetings Of
the campaign.