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4 do DIARRHGA of Children or Adults, 25
do DYsENTERY, Gripping, Bilious Collie, 25
do CHOLERA-MORBUS,y Vomiting, rs
do COUGHS, Colds Bronchitis, rs
o do NEURALGIA, Toothache, Faceache. Is
o DO HEADACHES, sick Headache, Vertigo. rs
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u do SALT RHEUM, Erysipeas, Eruptions, 25
l6 do Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, 25
% do FEYkR AND AGUE, Chill Fever, Agues, 30
II do PILES, blind or bleeding so
16sudo@ OPTHAEMY,and Sore or Weak Ewes so
- l8 DO CATARRH, acute or chronic Influenza. so
no do WHOOPING COUGH, Violent Coughs, SO
81 do ASTHMA, Oppressed Breathing, so
n do EAR DISCHARGES, Impaired Hearing SO
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n do GENERAL Debility Physical Weakness, so
IS do DROPSY, and scanty Secretions, so
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IS do NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal Ennis
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81 do PAINFUL PERIODS, with spasms, so
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-i5-a ss'ss sdi Gen'l Passenger Agent.
n. RIDDLE,
Genl Superintendent. 43
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Let us unite in--sighs for the
good old days of4good neighhors:
quiltin's, and corn huskin's, apple
jack, and spring -water.-Cin. Times.
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1soLETTE, THE FEMALE SPY.
\ STONY OF CHARLESTON AND THE WAR.
BY j. WITHERsP0ON ERWIN.

TN tho issue of tho YORKVILLE ENQUI-
j. RER for tho 4tl Of JUNE, will be com.
menccd tho publication of tho above thrilling
aud interesting nouyolctte, written expressly
for its columns, by ono of the most popular an.
thors of this State. Tho principle scones of
the story are laid in Charleston and vicinity,
and the story cannot fill to provo interesting to
all who arc familiar with tho events which oc-
currcd in that locality during tho lato war.
+ Que of tho most painful circumstances con-
nectcd with tho heroic defonco Of Charleston,
during its three years Of siege, is to bc found
persons in tho oity "ia high iJc," who were
engaged rs spios in sending information to tho
besiegers. Drawings Of tho fertilization wcrc
furnished, weak points noted and tho move.
ments Of troops indicated rs soon rs began, and
tho fleet notified Of tho timo of arrival and do.
parture OF blockade running vessels So eau
tiously did these cmtssaries of tho enemy con-
duct their work, that for long time tho skill
OF tho most eminent detectives was bnffcd in
their cndeayors to break up tho illicit CORES
pondenco. These spies were tho source of cx-
trcme annoyance to tho Commanders in Charl-
furnish, often thwartcd their bost maturcd do.
signs upon the enemy. AS proof of tho COM
pieteness of this conspiracy, it may be remark.
cd that the daily papers Of tho city were fire.
qucntly read on board the blockade fleet, tho
samo day Of their publication.
luc Rutior Ol ~ lcOLEll IL, OlS lllE In
MALE SPY" has taken tho principle charac-
tors and incidents in this affair, and under ns.
sumcd names, has presented them in tho form
of thrilling aud we'll wrttcn romance, histo.
ric md Imaginative The circumstances Of the
story arc detailed rs beginning on James Is
land, and in connection with somo of the South
Carolina Regiments stationed there. After
many thrilling adventures in which the " fc.
male spy" figures largely, the heroes of tho
Plot follow their regiment to Virginia, before
cral l.ce's Army in 1865, finds them again
among the Spntco hills, where the narrative clio.
scs
Persons who wish to secure this interesting
story complete, should send in their subscrip.
tions at once ms only limited number Of cop.
of the papor will bo printed to supply future
orders To accommodate persons who desire
the ENQUIRER on account Of tho Story, the fol-
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TERMS IN ADVANCE.
copy, thrco months, 90
10 copies, three months, Observation-Disclosures. 80
copy, one yoar.." "....."...................3 3 80
Address, l.. M. GRIST
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May. %. 1868 33-tf
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no CONSERVATIVES.

T'IIE ADVERTISER, having been restored 10
health in few weeks by q very simple rene
dy. after having suffered for several years with
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To all who desire it, he will send copy of tho
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tions for preparing and using tho same which they
will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,
BRoNcInTIs, CoUdus, COINS, and all Throat and
Lung Affections The only object of tho adverii-
ser In sending The Prescription is TO benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
oeiyes TO Invaluable, and ho hopes every ysuffcr
or Will try his remedy, as IL will cost them moth
tho prescription FREE by return mnib will please
address. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, &
.3gau williamsburg, Kings, Co... Now York.
May G, 1867 a8 ''fF" F@s 1y \
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PRoDApLy tho reason why tho way OF sh
transgrcssors 10 hard, is that it is 40 muol
travelled. i t8is
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TAKE heed Of jcsting: many have been
ruineu by it. It's hard to jest, and not some.
times jccr, too; whioh oftcntimes sinks deep.
or than was intended, or expected.
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Antony "a Brantly
Mark.

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bolt is elicited from the darkest storm,
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Arrive Mt Kingsvillo 80 p3
leave Kingsvlle . 90 rM
Arrive Mt Columbia , so rM
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Arrive at Kingsvlfc 7 80 A u
Loave Kingsvillo t #fs & 90 pm
Arrive ut Charleston 3 10 pM
The Passenger Train on the Camden branch
will CONNECT with up and down Columbia
Trains and Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road Trains on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS.
( Night Express Freight and Passenger Ac-
comdation Train will run as follows:
Leave Charleston for Columbia S 10 pN
Arrive at Columbia 05 AN
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Arrive at Charleston S 40 4 N
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
z" '' p1cKENs--IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
John e. Maaldin ''shF1 Decln Assnu,psH
Nt...#"t II VS.. .aEtg.r =, iFOl'cSLps dff0cInlGut
John II Frashe 9 alias , Nor1onG SYymmes,
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Clork's oiico, Oct. IL, lSG7aus leg I,ae VI
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A man named Tease has marri81a Miss
Cross at St. Louis. He Toased hfIftill sho
nerccd she wouldn't be Gross any ,twro,
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swerod, and tho best possible information fur
j. b. HUNTER Il Co.
General Produce Commission Merchants,
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THERE is as much greatness of mind in
the owning of o good turn as in tho doing it !;
md we must no moro foroo roquital, out of
season, than be wanting in it.
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Commissioners TO App,ore tie bonds Of Pub.
lie OMccrs--J. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. H.
Ambler, Jnmes Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid I
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Commissioners orMe Foor-Dr. IL G. Miller,
Chairman Geo. II. Cherry, Secretary md Trca.
surer; j. Is. Clayton, S. b. Keith, Il. Craig, Sr.
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mo, ma'am, I don't" was the reply, "but
[ can get you chaw if you want one"
a CANADIAN Dutohman being advised to
rub his limbs woll with brandy for the rhcu-
matism, said he had heard of tho remedy,
but added, {" I dush better as dat-I drinks
dc prandy, and den Irubs my leg nit dc pot
tle." <
A WESTERN editor says that in smoky
Pittsburg men kiss each others wives, and
are able to tell which is their own only by the
taste.
AN honest Dutchman, on being asked Low
often he shaved, replied: Dree dimes q
week cherry tay put Soontay don shave cb
cry toy"
TIIE heart is like beautiful flowers gar
den. If loft uncarcd for its beauties will soon
be supplantcd by tho poisonous productions
of nature. mIas,p
WIEN single gentleman cannot pass
clothes limo without counting all tho long
stockings, it is a sign he ought to get married,
and tho sooner the bettcr
WHY is an egg overdono like ono under
done : Because it is hardly done. r'"t
MUcn benovolcnoo consists in an ambition
to distribute anothcrs money.
Why is tom-oat like a surgoonY Because
they both new till.latc.. " l9'oaH"9
"PnIDE gooth before q full, and many a
waterfall. '7' EtN
BEER fills many a bottle, eand tho bottle
many q bier. l,,s5 ,I
How sweet to rcclino in tho lapse of agos
say about sixteen.
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|z|R Saee to lis .self.conceit, he imaginos the
als, world Is at issue concerning the black
Tho nogro, therefore, being the impor
safS s,ersen, ard llc conducts himself accor-
10 ID, too great q man to work.
SS sss., lt,eint his enaturaA character exhib-
most s6Slit6oaly. Accordingly,
/ VI srsssts ahy attempt at coercion; being
ss his first impulsee is to claim an equality
d those whom he lately served, and to
s, sslrR q dignity with absurd pretensions, that
& ahtst titably insure the disgust Of the white
& Ssootnp,unity. Ill will is thus cngendercd,
u Iiatrcd and jealousy established between the
Stw0a rf,ces, combined with the errors that in
y sSach Ssnditionmust arise upon both Sides
= klshe tinas question remains, why was the nc
gro first frsts.ad uoed into our colonies-and to
y Z aAmeEica NJ,
,ssa begda is the great arbitrator between
~ tlsgAs klse and the black man. There arc pro-
4 ducsio1y necessary to ciyilized countries, that
car al6ht' bs on''..patcd in tropical climates,
4 Yheretbs white man connot live if exposed
a to labor in tho sun. Thus, to such fertile
couhrrios aaF the Wcst Indies and portions of
bvfhg wishe;.t a natiga population,
Il "a 2 }sgros was originally Imported as slave,
u Yy,ssI Iilallt tho conditions, of aborcr. In his
colntry hpi was q wild savage, and en-
& Alsscd slsiaa brother, man, hc thus hccamc
yicL1H this systom; to tho institution of
That Is indigenous to tho soil Of 4Afri.
p oaG and that hos not been taught to tho Afri-
,.is tho white man, rs isourrcntly reported,
been the peculiar chasac
$stiosef African tribes
= Hid State Of slavery, the negro was com
fSslSWork, and through mis- labor every
VI Efy prospercd whore hc had been intro
Tx Iits was spdlc;ilv freed; and from