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PrR,r oNAL.-Mr. Victor Durand is on a visit
TO the city. from France. he has been absent from
oharleston eo, many years, where he did business
for. almost life. time. Many old acquaintances
greeted him yesterday, and ~eie0ned hm 10 LIS o''
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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALoeN.-Oys-
ters in every STYLE Mince pies fresh daily. Hot cof
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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CLOTH CLOAKINGS.
FCHEAP DRESS GOODS.

vT7E INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK OF
w FINE DRESS GOODS. which, during the re-
mainder of the season, we will sell at GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES.
We quote few prices. as follows:
FINE ALL.WOOL MERINOES at 81 per yard, for
merly 81 25
Fine Al-Woo Merinoes, at 81 25 per yard, formerly
$50
s;,er Atwood Merinoes, at 81 so per yard former
ly 50
Empress Cloths at 20 cents per yard formerly sold
at 81 to 25
81 25 to BIZ
Empress Cloths, at 81 % per yard, formerly sold at
ST so io175
French Poplins al 81 per yard formerly sod at 81 25
to l so.
We are also Offering lot of CHEAP DRESS
GOODS, Figured and Plads, at Is, 80 and 35 cents,
worth 371s to 90 cents. j. K. READ 4 CO.
December 10 hnths3
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FAIR IN SuMrER.-The fair in Sumter for tne
seneht of the Sisters OF Mercy was opened iSs
nicht at the Courthouse.
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CHARLESTON ANCIENT ARTILLERY SOCIETY,"
At the seventy.sixth anniversary of the Charleston
An cient Artillery Society," held yesterday the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
CM. FURMAN, President.
RICHARD YEADON. Vice. President.
JAMES O'NEALF, 1reasurer.
CHARLES P. FRAZER, Secretary
JOHN G; HoFF, Stewards.
A. L. TOBIAS.
Committee on Charity Iar,cc O'Neale. Charles Z.
FREEZER, John c. Hoff, T.. {. Gaillard and j. b.
Patrick
Committee on Acc0unts.-Flee,wood Lanneau. A. L.
Tobias j. W. BrownHeld VIM. T. Rowland and Wm
Wha,ey.
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MAsoNIc.--At regular coSuinuui'a'.Un W
Faust Lodge, No. ia, A. T. NJ, helu ~ =.
Turnout, s. c., on Saturday. December 12, 90O0' -.
following brethren were elected and appointed -
serve as officers for the ensuing Masonic year. from
St. Johns Day next to the one ensuing:
Brother MADISON ". FELDFR, ". NJ
Brother R. D. HOLMAN, H. W.
Brother E. O. BEHLING, j. W.
Brother JOHE :. SMALL, Treasurer.
Brother GEORGE W. TURNER. secretary.
Brother j. HUNTSMAN LAFTTTE, e D.
Brother DAVID HUrTO, J. D.
Brother AARON MITCHELL, Tyler.
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Place Of Brother e. q. Williams, declined,
Place OF Brother r. $. Cathc1rt, declined.
Place Of Brother T. Il. Honour, declined.
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IN1ERNAL REvEN NUE. STAN
or all Denominations. ,
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ORANGE LODGE, No. II, A. F. M.-Ihe
fourteenth anniversary CT this Loago celebrated
last evening at the Masonic Hall. The election for
officers to serve for tho ensuing year resulted as
follows:
Brother JAMES INGLESBY, " u.
BrothcrZ. DAVIS. ;. ".
Brother H. l.. BROWN. J. W.
BrotherW Z. HONOUR. Trcasurer.*
Brother THOMAS s. BEE, Secre: sly.t
Brother CHARLES KERIuSON, Jr., s. DIT
&C. Brother WM. KNOX, ]. D.
- Rro'ber WSI. .. MTICnELL,l .,,
Brother Bro her J. J. P. DEVEAUX. s''wa'ds'
Brother ]. J. BEASLkY, Ty er.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDEK DECKH.E Nv EVUITf.
Gray, Master in Equity, Us. Huger, ct al.
On THURSDAY, the 7th January next, at II o'clock,
will be sold at the Old Customhou'e,
ALI that valuable PLANTATION situate in st. Pc
Rice Hope, Fife and Clydosda!e or Neville Pnnta-
ton known Murra, Hill, and containing 500 acres,
more or less as will more fully appear by reference
to plat OF the same by J. N. Barrillon.
Terms-One-fourth cash balance in l, 2 and
years. with interest from day Of salc payable an
nually The credit portion to be secured by bond of
the purchaser and nortG ige OF the pi ntaon sold.
Purchaser to pay ior papers and stamps.
J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity
December Is tu4th
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ESCAPE or CoNvIcTs FROM THE PEN1TENTIARY.
The following convicts have effected their escape
fror, the penitentary in Columbia: ~
George GAM sentenced by the District Court of
Marion to six years. confinement for mule stealing
Lesett Quick. to imprisonment for life for murder
in Marlboro District
James Goddard, four years, for larceny in Marion
District.
T. Jefferson Lee, senterSed at the Spring Term OF
the Court o! General Sessions, Charleston District
to two years Imprisonment at hard labor for steal
ing horse frou, Mr.. p Lee, Of this city. Leo will
he recollected as the man who palmed himself of on
several clergymen of the city Baptist preacher.
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CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, BY DIR. FRENCH.
Mrs. Denun, residence on Pinckney.strect, noar
Union wharf, had suffered for many months from
neuralgia causing almost total blindness. Neural
ola cured by one reatr ent and sight rapidly i'm
proving. May be referred to.
Mr. ]. ]. wieges, residence No. 40 Columbus
street. paralysis for two years; was able to work as
of old after two treatments by Dr. French. May be
referred to.
Scores of cures made in this city might be given,
and can be referred to by calling at our parlors.
N.B.-On account of the ihrong OF patients at our
parlo.s We were compelled to discontinue our public
treatments at the South Carolina Hall In the future
we can be consulted only ut parors, at the Wa
verley House. No. 2J6 King gstrcet where We will con-
tnue to treat the sick until about the second OF jan
uary.
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CLIFFORD g. MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. so DrOad-street.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
year.
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY OF every description.
November 3mos.
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.Mi5fraaaesu5
.Mi5frlanesus.
GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING HACDIN Us.

ryHE VERY HIGHEST pRIZR-THE IMPERIAL
1 Croes of the Legion OF HOnor-was conlerrei
upon the representative o; the GROVER 4 BAKER
SEWING MACHINES at the Exposition Univcrsclle,
Paris 1877.
The GROVER & BAKER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHfNE- are the only Machines hat can Oo.E sew
perfectly and ,mbroi,lcr perfectly.
They sew with threads direct from the spool, and
re Ilirc 10 rc-win ling.
Unlkc other Machines, tEc.n ta7tcu bo;n cIts5 o.
the seam b. thclr own orcr~t:cn.
With thu 20 Machines. White aiik is used upon the
rinht or f.c:.sidc OF the seam, cotton may be used
npon ibu other ii &c. Th' can be done ON no o'neT
Mach no. ;yiG is . goat saYiag upon Gil articles
stitched or ALE mp VITA sIlk
en-, YER 4 BAKERS SEWING MACHINES are
so.,l at New Yoik Priocs by
KCNSMAN BROTHERS,
NO. as9 I1I"G-STNEET.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE STATE or sOUTB
CAROLINA.
Deccmbcr thsthno
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PROF TARY STAMP
kept on hand and for sale by
HUGER& RAVENEL,
Brokers and Insurance Agents,
No. co East Boy, corner EXchange-street.
December IL flu2mos ,
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Auetion Sails,


Hans. Strips, Bellies, &c.
BY r., & 4. P. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 18th instant will be sold, befoie our
store, at balf-past9 o'clock,
100 CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS
200 choice sugar-cured Strips
200 choice Sugar-cured Bellies
100 pieces Smoked Beef
20 boxes manufactured Tobacco
40 boxea Adaman.ine Candles
20 barrels Syrup.
Conditions cash. December 10
Hams, Strips, Shoulders, 81.
JEFFORDS G CO.
Will sell THIS DAY. In front Of their stores, at half
past 0 O'Clock,
s boxes choice SMOKED HA3IS
10 bbls. Pig Hams
10 bbls choice Leaf Lard
80 tubs Pressed Lard
1000 lbs. cho;ce Strips
boxes D. :. Shoulders
8 boxes choice = C. Shoulders
boxes Bologna Sausages
90 bbls. Molasses. December Is
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Urp Wuobs, Gtf.
FANCY GOODS.

r ACE spENoERs FOR EVENING WEAR, DsEss
\ FRINGEs, Gmps and Buttons in great variety,
Gentemen's Scarts, Ties and Cravats; Ladies ko-
and Cuffs, Lace aud Embroidered Handkerchifs,
Collars, French Pomades Perfumery, &c.
J. K. READ e. co.
December Is t3ths3
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WE BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR
w Customers in general, that We have just re-
ceiyed fin addition to our usual stock of DOMESTIC
and FANCY dOOI 81, new supply suitable for the
present season.
CONSISTING OF:
CLoAKs, DRY GOODS, PoPLINs, &C., at reduced
BREAKFAST sBAwLs, from zoe. up
$50 dozen HOOP SKIRTS, 50 TO Co.,
40 dozen GEAEYIEyE HOOP SKIRTS, an elegant
article, soc. ouly
A new supply of CORSETS, roc.
Otcnheiner's celebrated Fronch CORSET, 81 90
and upward
A full aud complete assortment Of German and Eng
llsh HOSIERY, from 12l4 up
fire assortment OF Ladies' aud Chdrens Silk. Ber-
lin Ulo aud Lisle GLOW bS, elegant desi sns.
and suitable for Christmas prcsclts.
ALSO.
A lot OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBU Ms, ut Toe.
Ladies Velvet and Morocco PORrMONAIES, very
cheap
good selection OF
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES
TABLE DAMASKS. &C.,
At the lowest figures.
We would also notify eur patrons that W. haye ar
ranged separate department i'll our Store exciu-
sively for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c.
ny ENTRANCE ON CALHOUN-STREET.
FUKcHGuTT x eros,
No. 437 KING-sTREEr.
Dacember Il 3mo
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LADIES FUEL SooETY.-Ihe annual meetlng
OF the Fuel Society was he u at the Depository
Chalmere-street, on the sth instant. The meeting
was closed with prayer by Rev. Dr. Forrest In con-
sequence of the reduced state Of tho funds tho go
cety is able 10 issue but few orders for this month
tits hoped. however, that our citizens will gener'
ousy respond to the recent appeal and the society be
enabled to increase the supply Of wood for the COM
ing month. The following ladies will serve a' off,
eers during the ensuing year:
.-- Mrs. J. E. ROBINSON, President.
Miss CAMPBELL, vice.President
Miss WAGNER Secretary and Treasurer.
Ward DistributorS.-Ward Nos. and 2-hrs Z.
G. Gailard, corner Tradd and 0rspgo streets; Ward
No 3-Mrs. 4 immons, East Bay; Ward No. Enrs.
Bel,inger No = -Wentworth-street; Ward No. o
Mrs. Iim1nons, No. - East Bay; Ward No. 6-Mrs.
Charles II Siinonton, No. - Ysnderhorststreet op-
posite Orphans, Chapel; Ward No. Mrs. j.. H.
Robinson corner Judith and Elizabeth streets; Ward
No S-Miss Whilden, corner OF Ashley and Spring
streets.
Ward Co,Lectors-ward Nos. and 2-slrs. For
rest, No. King-street and Miss Seweili Waro NO
3-Miss L. Horlbeck, corner OF Calhoun and Meet
inp streets: Ward No. AIRS James. Gilliland, ST.
Philip street; Ward No. 6-Mrs Charles d. SIMON
ton, Vanderhorst street. opposite orphans Chapei'
Ward No Mrs. A. w. Marshall. Amhers,,s
Ward No. s-Mies c. NJ. Smith, corner RutisoBs an"
Spring streets.
Donations will be received as usual at the difsr-
emit newspaper ofices-DAILT News and Ceurier.
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The PROCESS OF RAILROAD TRANsPoRTa-
rroN-The steady increase in railroads throughout
the South is making great changes in the routes by
which products reacE the leading points of ostrbu-
tion. AS al instance, we noticed yesterday that
twelve hogaheads of the crop Of Louisiana sugar
arrived here by tho South carosoa Railroad from
New Orleans Even before the war this feat was pos
sible, although so tr as We know, never performed
the connection through Georgia to Montgomery. and
down the Alabama River to Mobile and New Orleans
being then ct work; but the railroad havicg now
reached selma, from which point river Steamers so
by water to New Orlesns, or by rail to Vicksburg,
aud down the Mississippi from that point to New
Orleans. the trade arena has largely expanded. The
receipts now caming by rail from that direction are
only the commencement Of what in "a few years
must be o great commercial stream, that Will bring
wealth and greatness to cur city.
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A GRASS WIDOW IN TRoUBLE.-A young
woman, accompanied by man named Howard,
reached this city few days ago. from Charlotte,
North Carolina, and stopped at well known private
boarding rouse, in fashionable locality. They
represented themselves msn and wife, and so
registered. as Mr.. and Mrs. -. After day had
ELAPSED, tho so-caIled husband disappeared. The
pretended wife became very nuca alarmed, and
said that she presumed he had been foully dealt
WITH as he had large sum Of money in his posses
sion. The seque, proved, however, that he had
dealt foulIy with her, having eheasea her Of har
money as wen as her virtue. She was the wife OF
another, whom he had decoyei from homo on the
pretenee ofmarying her, after she could bedivorced
On tho train hither, he managed to swindle her
out Of two hundred and forty-eisht dollar, all she
had and then deserted her as above described. She
supplied to the Detective ooe for redress, and des-
oibed Howard 30 accurately TO lead to his arrest
She has been sent home TO arrange her little dfsuI-
.y with her hege lord "a best she may.
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Nos 3I5 I<ing-<t., opposite society-st.
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John Bunynn had great dread of spirit
nal pride, and once, after he had preached
very fine sermon, and his friends crowded
round TO shake him by the hand, while they
expressed the utmost admiration OF Ibis elo'
quence, he interrupted them, saying, Jay
you need not remind mo ,ot that, for the
devil told mo Of it before I was out Of the
pulpit!"
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rurnar,. Tic DouIo.roux.

Or Un,rsrssi N.uaig,s PHI. Ia sale, certain and
scs. The scverost cases are completely and per-
maneptly cured in very short time. Neuralgia
In the face or head Is uttoriy hanlshed In q fsy
hours, No farm Of Nervous Disease withstandS
lis nsyic influence II has the unqualified appro.
val OF many eminent Physicians. IL contains
nothiny Injurious u the most delicate s,stetB.
Sold evcry sent on receipt OF 81 90 and
hostage Stamps. TURNER 4 CO., 10 Tremont
Street. Boston, Mass, Propristors.
Boston, July ., 1867. r.. 81 iyr2S ,
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We have heard Of total abstinence man
who. although short sighted, objects to
sglasses," will not have barometer In his
house. and is always melancholy because
he thinks i proper to be out Of "spiri's.'
In his will he has expressed wish that
there should be no "bier" at his funeral
and that he should be buried IN watering
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It is but reasonable to bear that accident
patiently which God sends, since impa.
thence does hut cn,unglc us, like the flu'tcr-
ing of bird in net, but cannot at'all ease
our trouble, or prevent tho accident. II
must be run through, Otherwise 1t were
better we compose ourselves to patient,
than TO a troubled an,l miserable suffering.
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Special n ot1ces.
Jackson,s Catarrh Ss,Ha

delightful and pleasant remedy In eatarrh, headache,
Rad breath, hcNeness, asthma bronchs, coughs deal.
meas &c. and an Disorders resung non COLDS In head,
throat and vocal organs. This remedy dos na "dry
nj" Caiauh, but loosens frees the head II ali
offensive matter quietly removing Had Breath and Head.
ache allays and soothes the burning hoat In Ca
tarh h so mild and agreeable In It's effects that Il
po,itiyely cures without sneeIingi Asa Trs.
che Powder, u 10 pleasant IN the taste, AMI never
nauseates when swallowed, instantly gives To tie Throsf
AMI Vocal Organs delicious sensation OF cool.
ness and eonafDrt. Ia The best Hoice Tonic In thr
wasi rRY 4. sas, rsiabss, and only IS cents. soh
BY Drugdsts, az nailed free.
Addrss COOPER, WILSON b Co, Props, Phfd.
Wholesale Agents. Geo. Q. Goodwin h Co, Rust Dro's
4 Bird, Bostooj W, W. whipple h Co.. Portland. ly4i
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A minister travelling through The prov.
inces some years ago. asked the old lady
on whom lie called, what she thought oil
the doctrine Of total tleprnvi,y? sob! ]
think !, good doctrine. IL people would
live up to it."
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A state fair Is a queen; an agricultural
fair is farmers daughter; church fair is
a parsons wife n soldiers fair Is the best
looking girl he can get hold Of: charity
fair is a pauper; and tho most unpopular
fair in the universe, boarding house fare.
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The palindromc is line that reads back.
ward aud forward. One Of tho best is
Adams first observation,o Eve. "Aladaln,
I'm Adam" Another is the story that
Napoleon, when ut st. Helena, being asked
by an Englishman if he could have sacked
London, replied, cable was Gro ! saw
Elba, the best palindromc, probably, in
tho language.
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"I,iddy," said O'Nnlligan to his wife,
.i,'s cowld ye hev. A drop Of tho cray.
,hur'd do ye no HARM" @och hone," said
Biddy, awe taken the pledge; but ye can
mix me drink, Jimmy, ard force mo to
swally H."
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care you not alarmed at tho approach
Of the King Of Terors 2" said minister
to sick man. @Oh, no, have been liv.
ing six and thirty ycan with the queen Of
terrop-the king caunot he much worse."
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IupORTaN r TO FEMaLES.

The eslebrstsd DR.. DOW continues TO devots
hs entire time 10 tho treatment Of all diseases In
cIdent 20 the 1Suale system. An experience oil
twenty -four years enables hin 10 guarantees speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases Of Esp
nrsssiou and al other Menstrual Derngsmsnts
hun whatever cause. All letters Tor advice mast
contain N, once Ne. . Endicon street. Boston-i
n. B.zBoard furnlshsd 10 thoss who wish 70 ~
main under treatment
Boston, June ", 1867. rt 1ryU
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a fellow, OH being usked to write tcsti'
rnonial for n patent clothes.wringer, pro
duced the following 81 bought your
clothes. wringer and am immensely pleased
with it. bought u jug fwood which
proved to be green aud unfit to burn.
run tho whole load through your clothes
wringcr, aud I have used the wood for
kindling ever since"
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When shall again be free, ] will enjoy
these things viii, all tho fresh simplicity Of
child OF five years old. shall grow
young again, mado all over anew. will
20 forth and stand in a summer shower,and
all the worldly dust that has collected on
me shall DO washed away at once, aud my
heart will DO like n bank Of fresh flowers
for the weary to rest upon.
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~ ss DyspsvsA, m ~ g. cSisrs, ses ssssas
lIesassAa, assSsas - sn Aisssss sslsiaa - =.
psp saas u bsssd hsde bon vssel - -, -
nm ssd ~ 80 d. DsyS essgs.as q nsss1 r,si4xl
IN ssAsu srs ssss1Rssl1A his o. o9n,-01 -
&c nv DsllanL bAiLxY BRADToxp, nspdsf0
3SS Washingtna g., posiea, uass yN
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Or NO CharEe Made.
Those Who need The services Of On sxpsrlssecd
physieian o. surgeon In al dlfnealt aod ehroais
di,easss 2! every name and nature. shosd give
Tale saiisd he YssscH secret Order bv neil. Coz
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Imp0rfant TO the afflicted.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To FEMALES IN DELICATE WEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physicisn and Surgeon, No. = Eu.
dcott Street, Boston, " CONSULTED daily Tor all de-
eases incident 10 the female system. Prolapsua
Ctevi ar fAlllps OF the Womb, fluor Aibus, sep.
preston. and other nsnstussl arrangements, are
nov treated upoa new pathological principles. aud
spc<dy relief guaranteed In very rev days. 30
Invariably csrtain 10 the new mois of treatment
that most obstinats complaints yield under u and
tho AFFLICTED Issrsoa relelees In perfe-t bosith
The cure Of diseases Of women and children, than
any other physieiau In BOSTON, ana has, rncs
isis. confined his whole attention 90 the cure VI
private dissaAcs and yemsls Compl
N. D.-Ail letters must contain four red stamps
% they will not be answered.
Othcs hours Iron Q 4. q. tos ~,
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WHY SUFFER FROM -sOREs9

When BY the Us. Of ARNICA OINTMENT, yoa can easily
he cured. II has relieved thousar IRON harms, Scaits
ch,pp,d IJssds, Spra.as, Cuts. WosRds. ana srsry
so~pis,sf Of tks st,a Try u fos !. coss hut IS cen
De sure sad al DC y. Y -
HaIe,s Arnica Ointment,
wv .,,s nv NJ, druggists o~ s your address and as cs
n o r. SEYMOUR Co, Boston, Mass, and NERVE =
DO, BY retafa mall. y nIL. 0odsspiJt1
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.

Price ~ cts. q hog, BY mail. 90 cts. Addres
WEEKS h POTTER. No. ITO Washington street
Boston, Mass. For sale by all druggists,
boston, Aug 70, 1867. spiyT
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cATARRH CAN be CURED.
pcsr and hssd permanently cured b. he Ne q ths WEI
knssa Nasays NIT TNI -. I,r-l.L
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uuu uosheiy' ...... .r.r rrN...|
"Never mind" said Albert, paitins hi
little ono upon the heal flor tho childs
grici touched him y "perhars well have
new hoop some time" >%'T
"Maynt have one now1 Mr. Grnnt :,
20, one leil-oh, such y pretty one!'
The sobbing had ceased, and the, chill,
caught her fathers han,l eagerly.
mot now. Lizzio-uot now. Ill think
oft"
!, sobbing again, the child moved on to-
wants homo. dragging the old hoop aitc'
her.
M Quo Of the stores. Albert Lanlmar
met some Of his fi,cmls
Halo, Albert, What's up7"
~Nothing in particular"
eWhas Ito you say to game Of billiards
Albert"
Good. I'm in for that"
And away went Albert to the b;lliar
ball. whsru 10 had glorious time with hi
friends lie liked billiards u, wss a healthy
pretty game. and the keeper Of the hall al
lowell no roughscufis on his premises.
They had played four games. Albel
had won Two, and his opponent had wo
Two. r,- ..tFrI...
''Tha,s two and two" cried Tom pipc'
..ug a. .f