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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
re made strolg by the Use OF the Gi:se::.
INYALES

Recovering frou al5 severe attic o; s:ckae'a vii
iad these bitse:s peculiarly usce Il IN tI"in. sost
strength by r!aoyin; tia :L:,se u h-o::y a2d i.
crea Ing tie app-1ta they stoi I'D t4i- ttis2o'n-
ful rhree tim day, mixsd with lit.H vie
The pas. sif;crs ara a!-o r:cjniu'n le To tho.c
suffering w.... ChA aud Fevers, "n-u /; %! oe
aken in con 1eciJo wi.h osh.: re;pcdie; pre- ciudd
for su:h compai Is. urd ' ii as..t t.e .c;:oa o:
these medicines, supplying th' sys'en, WIN the
muca neeGeI strength lost uade- tie dsbii:i nS
Effects 0: ui1!a.IG upon th' con'1tciou. IKE dos
IN suca c1ses toca sr)wn person. w'uln b, tao e
soontu! three times dip, imnei attiy ne'o-e
meals. =
D. specifics should never be wistoit b3sts .:
aEpAriC Bitter. as they haee been uniio' my
ouad 10 resera IL stomach co ts .'st eIe:ae' aId
tLs lead tie ra:in: ulk 20 tie erj 'ylneat o' the
blessing lers. i hath. Ihe% shoud t1He ! tes-
sa,t sYoonfCl thr tnc2 iiay. an houc eote e:sI
mea. Ties. Ci.ncs a.e alsn req az el'rd % my
siciacs cnI eau oe u.-I b. tieai IL leu o. o'ner
tonics. suca IS lnc'. co:unoo, fisc' BisA l:tcs.
s,r s.ce;l:or the,.il i. &C ioa upon tl' sy..m.
being conb. a.i,5 of = m.n5 Is.fh ;9nieS al.
AROMATIC caruicatig ) wn:cl nrc rcuieced aret-ent
he toc :,I II ion o: . title TurI knu arb. milking
pr.Dl-a.;oa long needed by III p''ts'i;n.
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PE,sosn.-Mr. VIM. Boag; formerly OF this
. city. died in NeMberry on the 9th instant, from
the effects ofsunstroke. BE leaves wife and
child
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LADIES' MUTUAL Am, Observation-Disclosures
lion IS directed to tie call for special meet
ing of this association, to be held at the De-
pository in Ghaimers-street this afternoon. A
fill attendance is desired.
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Tnl. l. i, "ert.tv tha! was cured ot chronic Liver
Coilp!ai at by D. LiSreuce': Rosadals attr having
BEEN c)uiued - lny bed AID To s.. :o- looG iice,
and irving yar5us lne iiciccs Titlioa: beaeh:.
I know OF sevara! oihers II this county cured
through she Use o: Rosauais. ard i. c be found IN
LIE ny vvery house in my reiyaboraooi. aad they
al praise it Us great iueiIcine
r-aana no1intv ArrrI L. 13ii.
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THDAnY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
mec1s1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
orr counting room at nine o'clock this morn
inp
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GENERAL BuRToN. N.-This officer, lately N
: command ofthe post Of Columbia, he's returned
to Richmond, Va, After afew weeks absence
in Pennsylvania. he now assumes command
. Of the 5sh Regiment United States Artillery, of
which heis colonel.
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only combats aud conque-s diseases
that have entrenched emseve5 in the system, but
is the best known safeguard against all unhealthy In
% e s5e s'a s% Sn Ss' e tho H'ss dsp1ssan e
fects of close, unwh ! y oIescme atmosphere,
should take i, regularly as protection against the
low fevers and other disorders which malaria ecgen-
ders. individuals who are
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Clothing anh furnishing GOODS.

LOOK AT The PRICES 10 WHICH WE
HAVE MARKED OUR STOCK OF LIGHT
WooLLENs AND LINENS MADE FOR THIS
SEASONS TRADE, AND SEE WITH HOW
LITTLE MONEY YOU CAN PURCHASE A
COOL AND COMFORTABLE SUIT MADE
IN THE BEST MANNER.
FINE MIXED CASHMERE sErr-sAcK.
PANTS AND VEST Observation-Disclosures 16 90
SCOTCH CASHMERE sUIT-sAcK, PANTS
AND VEST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
FINE DARK MIXED CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST ................ 1s 90
FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT
SAGE, PANTS AND vEsT............... 10 90
SILK MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-sAcK,
PANTS AND vEsT......... 90 90
BLACK D'ETE sU1r-sAcK, PANTS AND
vEsT........... .........."............... 15 90
PLACE. TRICCT Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
LIGHT FREScE FLANNEL sAcK.......... 400
BLACK ALPACA sAcKs............ 80 to s 90
LOT OF FANCY CASHMERE sAcKs-so:-
merly sold at SO % t,s12 oa-now... 49,. 700
LOT OF MIpDLEsEx CASHMERE SACKS. 90
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS. 500
GREY FLANNEL PANTS AND VESTS. 80. 400
GREY FLAS,;EL SACK AND PaNTs........ so
coTToNADE s-sACK AND
PANTS. ........"..............s35 50 to 50 90
WHITE DUCK sUIrs-sAoK. PANTS AND
VESI.."....... .......................... III W
EEAvY WHITE DUCK sUrT-sACB, PANTS
ASD VEST. ......................."... Is 90
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN Sacks. 2 90 to 500
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN PANTS. 100 to 400
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN We ,Ts.... 100 20 50
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS. ..... go to 90
GENTLEmEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK AND eAUzE MERINo UNDERsHIRTs
AND DRAWERS, LINEN. MUSLIN AND JEAN
DRAWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES Trs-. soARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS, &c, &c.
WHITE SHIRTS .. So 90, So 50 and So O9
A% ONE PRICE. 90
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER.
40. 27O KING.
CORNER OF HAsEL-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, 5. C.
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DEATH OF a sCHARLEsToEIAN N NEW YORK
BY sussraoyE.-Mr.. John Hogan, an old resi-
dent, Left Charleston few days since on
visit to the North. While in New York during
ths presen. heated term he fell victim to
sunstroks, and the telegraph on Wednesday
advised his family of his sudden demise.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A AUCTION SALES THIS PAY (

AUCTION SdLES THIS -T31' y
CAMesEL., Knox i Co. viii sell at 10 o'clock
at No. 125 Meeting street, contents OF oar-
room.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis
store corner King and Liberty streets, dry
McKAY 4 CAMPBELL will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their s lesroom, No. 1S6 Meeting street, furnl-
ture. mattresses, &C.; end at Ii o'clock: at loot
.of Hasel-street, batteau boat and sails.
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Misfsuanruus.


g p L Z 1 A L " % T G e.
CONSEQUENCE OF THE ENTIRE DEsTRuC-
TIoS CT ouc establishment by Are on the morning
OF 90 June We have removed TO the extensive prem
i;es formerly occ lried by
HAvILAND, STEVENSON & CO.,
NO. 2S aAYNE-srREET,
AID will be prepare in few daTs to exhibit tha
moss extensive Stock of
FRESH ANC C9oICE
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Ttl. have ever been opened in this market
WE sHaLL CONTINUE TO IMPORT ALL TIE
LEADING ARTICLES IN OUR LINE FROM THE
BEST LABORATORIES, ONE OF DUB FIRM
LEAvIEi IMNEfIATELY FOR EUROPE, AND WE
HOPE TO HAVE OUR FALL IMPoRTATl0NS IN
STORE BY TIE 29rH SEPTEMBER.
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO FILL ALL
ORDERS VIII LIS2ATCH, WE SHALL C0N--
TNUE OUR BUSINESS AS USUAL, AT TIE
ABOVE LOCATION. WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
GOODRICH, WISEmAS s. CO..
DIRECT IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE 0EALERs IN CHOICE EU.
RoPE1N DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
so. as Hnyne-street,
Ju:ys amos CHARLESTON. 8. G
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h,reby certify that h:.ye a'ed D.. LaT-eEce'i
,lsEly celebrated Rosaa.is in LIy lsn IL se.:e:ai
Attentive aud Tonic, Wit the m3-t -at ac.or: =.
suits aud therefore consranEuusiy re oalmend -
to the public as medicine o; rare dad genuine
m.ri; JAMES ". DAFl-.
ScerifT q. wilson County. ~ Z.
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srzrIr,s sHoSa KoNan HArs.-We have
seen cnpsIos on the top OF houses, and piazzas
:. around dwellings,, and We have heard The song
aAll -arouni my Hat, ]" but the sHong Kong"
beat all. They are so ugly that Steele has
Snamed them mems waterfalls"
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CASES CT CHKUNTC i TO ~ 7
PORTSMOUTH,, VA, February w. 1865.
Captain J. II. Bdtsr:
DEAR S1R-Tcis is 10 ccrG!5 that have been
afflicted VITA rheumatism TO. the l;t ave or SIX
wears many time. una5 to move. G;ei all nlad.'
cines recommended to me for the diaea:e, without
receiving any benefit. Having he1-l Rosa u Is"
highly s:ozen Of l pro,ured bottle. anu Smiling
some raief. continued Il unui am h.ip! - sa>
that AL CON- t.ee,r vel.
I not ouIv cou.iisr the 'Rosada!;s" . soTe-elgn
remedy Tor Rheum .t;>m bu; ce-ve il A. pre-
yen.:p. and cli.e:;uily rec umead It To ire
''ltH c.cd. -r-,
You::, vr:g :lv, JAN4S Mce6
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TIE PEABODY FUND.-Dr. Sears, the agent,
has, since he was appointed, visited ten OF the
Southern States The plan which lie adopts is
TO visit the city government OF the various
cities, and communicate to then his mission;
and If they establish the system of free SCHOOLS,
me offers from his; fund to bear portion of the
burden for the current year, generally about
two-ftths Of the amount required for insr-e-
tion. In seven Of the States free schools have
thus been established in the principal cities,
and the plan has everywhere met with the
earnest cooperation and sympathy OF the in
teligeut portion Of, the Southern people. In
only. one place has DIR. Sears mat with decid-
ed rebuff, and in that place the city au-
,thorities-the majority OF whom were bache-
lors-thought that every man ought to edu-
cate his own children. The provisions OF
the fund do not extend to Marylaud, Ken
Sucky, Missouri and Texas. Attention has
thhs far been given only to the largest towns
aid cities, and it has. .generolly been found that
only about one-third of the white children in
those places we're attending schools generally
hom the wealthier families-in private schools
at great expense. and that in the same places
about two -thnds59 the colored children were
in some way provided with means Of education
and we're actually at schools.
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JANIS WEBB

PO.aDALrS CURES ALL SKI; DISEASES
W1Ls;S, \. c., September l5 1885,.
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SUFFERING AT THE SoUTH.-We have en-
permitted, says the Baltimore Gazette, to take
the following extract from private letter re-
ceived in this city. Il speaks for itself, and
needs no comment:
Dear -: have sometimes seen land in
one OF Jour papers) the remark. made, how
little lasting good has been done BY all the
money that has been sent to the South, and
there was nothing to show for it. Why, what
can such remarks mean? Do you call saving
people from starvation nothing Is it nothing
TO save life, to restore hope, to remove suffer-
ing, TO lift Up him that is weary and ready to
perish, to put heart once more into the hope
less, to give strength to the feeble and to see
smile, once more upon the face OF old age !!
Oh! the one who SAYS this does not know what
want and suffering and starvation mean; he
has never teit the pangs Of hunger, or seen
sort of tangible proof OF this can be given?
know lot; but know this, God notes evs1y
deed OF kindness aud all is marked By mis- eye,
and firmly believe blessing will rest upon
your city and tee ladies' OF Baltimore for ali
they have done for the south. 1T Is more
blessed to give than to receive" will be yeri-
fed in her. Words cannot tell what fse!, but
know many tears we're shed ovel those boxes
(Which God knows. were gratefully. for all those
valuable gifts. Your t5a will taste as no tea
ever tasted before. I can only sag, tut for
what has been sent from you end through
you, re would all have been in q state Of star
vas.on. God knows; God recorjs Not even
cup OF cold 3aser given in secret Will fall to
the ground; and may God's blessing rest on
those who have done 80 much Tor the South;
ther record is on High.
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TIE Crops IN FLoRmA.-We are permitted
to publish the following extract from private
letter received in this clty yesterday:
ing yery unfayorable weather t:r cottoL-giuts
Of rain everyday, coming too late to do the
corn much good, are seriously iDjuring the
cotton. hearo OF considerable complaints o.
the cotton .sscalding' and shedding its 1r,lit.
This, however, u believe is not yet general.
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Ro:ApNL1s.-Ths medicine has met with an IN
precei.ntsd SUCCESS in tbs CO cGumuEitT. Cartaiu
E.ker the polite and attentive agent lof s cig' IN
forms us h Il Il is next to inposs lie to supply the
demand lnada for 1t: and that the medicine is effect
nr some wonderful cures, and glriag great siusfac-
ton to ail who have used it.-"Norsolk lVl! Daily
T,.,-rnl November %. 1867"
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RosADALIS Is A POTENT REMEDY IN ALL
CHRONIC DISEASES.

From @. ". 0LoUST, ESQ, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILSON,
y C.
have been cured of Chrou.c Inflammation OF the
Ear AID Plrtal :atness OF tec year. sta ding oy
Ro.ada!is GEO II. BLCUNT.
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DELAY NO LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove, if you would save expense and 10 all
your cooking wi;hort heating ;he hou:e in summer
No servant required. AL the lad:es are using theni
They can be had az J. B. Duval & Son, Nc 337 king.
street lAdvs
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LowAyDE,s CrRcUs.-This entertainment was
well attended last night, the Report thata man
\ would ssalk ON the ceiling ike 1y" having
proved powerful attraction. The circus is
..tha on,Y amusement in the city at present,
sand the proprietora are making every effort to
please. There viii be new and varied attrac-
; tiions oaared each night during the star.
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TnnsMoesnrsp.-The Columbia cores
pondens of the New York Times. who writes
under the name Of Boise, says o certain de-
sbate brought out the most decided opposition
..from ]. ]. Wright, B. F. Randolph and c. p
Leslie fall coiored). ]" Leslie was believed to
be white man fortnight ago, and must have
! been transmosriAed corporally in Columbia as
he was mentally in Charleston.
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ROSADALIS WILL CURE TIE VERY WORST
CASES CT CHRONIC R3ECIATISM.
PORTSMOUTH, VA. February ~, 1858.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TLAs one dollar
per pound at Wilson, grocery, northwest corner
Society and Arson streets. Goods delivered t-ee.
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UNITED STATES CouRr-THUssoaY, JULY
l6-Hos GEORGE s. BRYAN, PRESIDING
In he Dis.ric: Coar'.-Ex parte Jas. @. Lites
Ct Abbevile. Petition for final discharge. T
c. Perrio, pro pet. On motion of George D
Bryan, Esq, it was ordered, that hearing be
had before ". ]. Clawsoa, Esq.
F1 parte George s. Patterson. A similar pc.
tion. The same order granted.
Ex parte John 7. Peterson, assignee, in
re John T. Auil Petition to sell property OF
bankrupt. S. Fair, pro pet Ez parte Joseph
Caldwell, il re Thos. B. Ksnnedy. Same peti
ton. oamotio1 of G. D. Bryan, Esq, ap'
pearing for s.. Fair, ESD, Tho petitions ware
granted.
J. N. Martin WIS appo atal assignee for
Jordan P. Pool.
Inrs Thomas E. Fountain, ab,nk-upt. Or
motion OF Messrs. Porter s. Conner, for credit
o-s, s,tha Judge signed warrant OF seizure
&C., the Marshal to seize within five days.
Ex p.rte Morris SeIgnan, in re VILLAIN a
cutabart. On motion Of McCrady & Soa, il
was ordered that the caso be referred to R. B
Carpenter, Esq, t. report on the same.
In AdmfdYy-The British ship Sadbergh vs.
John Ferguson and others. Arrested in custt-
dy unier warrant. On motion OF B. J. Whaiey
for the S:doergh, it was ordered that the shil
Ssdbeygh be removed from her present place o.
moor:ng and placed where she can float at al
times Of tids, and report the change OF location
to the Court.
Tue Sedbersh ads. J. Ferguson ct al. Libel:
for salvage. The Court resumed the consid:
ration Of this case, and the testimony va;
hearl to the rising Of the Court.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IL. II.
Hyou wan. cheap Blank Booss;
Ii you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper.
&c; or Miuer's Almanac;
Ifyou wan; Printing executed neatly;
Il you war. Books bound In any style, o. Account
Books made to order, with ary desired pattern o!
ruling. go to Hiram Harris. Agent no. SO Broad-
street.
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The Ex-ATroRaEY-GENER Hon. L.
w. Hayne having been relieved from his off,
.risi duties as Attorney General of South Caro-
linn, position which he has filed acceptably
TO tho people for many gears, announces In to-
days papersthat, in connection with his son,
Isaac Hayne. Esq, he is prepared to transact
3 all lesal business apperteining to the South
scsroIra Courts. Mr.. Hagne's legal attain
ments are too well known to need comment or
praise, and it is:a matter for congratuiation
that the bar OF Charleston is to retain such o
bright and shining light. -
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PREPARED ONLY pY

PREPARED ONLY BY
J.J. LAWRENCE, II. D., CHEMIST,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
Late OF Wilson. North Cacolno)
PRICE 81 50 PER BOTTLE.
ey Sold wholesale by all the principal Wholesale
Druggists in all the large ci:iss oi the United states
and Dria IL America and reailed by Druggists every
where.
all l. tiers of inquiry, &C., promptly answered
Address
DR.. j. j. RENEE & CO.,
SOLE
PROPRJETORS AND MANUFACTURERS,
No 24i Fal:inore-'treet
Bllumore, Md.
For sale by
GUIDRlCH, WiNEniAN & co.
DpgYIE s MOISG.
No. lGy Meetiag-sTeeS, corner Has
Arrl 81 'inoh
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CAUTICN!

CAUTICN!
see that tie Signature C. T. PANhNts Is on tue
tcrieits Principal Of ~ q ;e anu EintiaiI2Gy oC
a t,e German Medi Y q cine store. 10. l23
MEEIING-SrREEr, CHARLESTON, :. &.
C.F PANKNIH. Proprietor.
HEGEIAN & CO., No. 2o3 Broadway, n: Y,
General Agents.
PRICES:
Panknin's 9epatic Bittere. per bottle. ......sl 90
Panknin's Hepatlc Bitte:5 half dozen..... 60
E9-Do not forget to examine we'll the article you
buy in ocder to get the genuine.
FOB SALE BY ALL DRUSGIsTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINES EYERYWHERE,
July3
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Mrsnx Lannc-r1 I31.

Greene County, August II. 1868.
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How To KEEP CooL.-A correspondent
furnishes the London Times with the follow
ing hints. which will be found pertinent to our
own Climate: In these hot days cool apart
ment is real luxury, luxury to be had far
oftener than most suppose possible. Tue
secret consists, not in letting in cool air. for
naturally all do that whenever they have the
chance, but in keeping out hot air. II the air
outside q room or house be cooler than the air
inside, let it in BY all means; but il it be hot
ter carefully keep it out. staircase window
left open during the night will often cool the
passages of house, and the rooms, too, il their
doors be no. shut; but it must be closed at
eight or nine o'clock in the morning, or, If on
the sunny side, at tour or five o'clock, and the
blinds drawn down. The mistake people gene
rally make is to throw open their windows at
all hours of the day, no matter whether the
atmosphere outside be cool or scorchins.
''Let US have some air." they say, and in comes
the treacherous breeze-for even hot air is
pleasant while it is gently blowing. taking
away perspiration and thereby cooling the
skin; but the apartment is mads warmer, in
stead Of cooler, and as soon as they move out
Of the draught they find their room to be more
uncomfortable than before. Let in cool alr,
keep out hot; that is the only formula to insure
the minimum of discomfort. Sltting-rooms
may generally be kept cool during the whole
day if the do5rs be only opened for ingress and
egress, and the windows. be kept closed and
shielded from direct sunshine By blind. II
the atmosphere OF a room be impure from any
cause, let it be renewed; hot air is less in
furious than bad air. II room be email in
comparison with the number OF persons en-
gagged in it, free ventilation becomes iadis-
pensab.e. In cooking apartments the tenn
perature will probably be higher than outside,
hence the free admission even Of hot air will
be desirable. II persons do not object to sit
in direct draught of air, windows and doors
may be opened, breeze being more refresh
ing, even though several degrees warmer
than still air; but under nearly all other cir
cumstances rooms should be kept closed as
much as possible till after sundown, or till the
air outside is cooler than that inside. Let in
cool air, keep out hot.
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ments are too well known to need comment or
praise, and it is:a matter for congratu
that the bar OF Charleston is to retain such o
bright and shining light. -
An ARRAY IN WALrERsoRo'.-We UNDER
stand that o personal difficulty Of serious ma
lure having, arisen between Messrs. W. b. Bel
finger aad Clarence Fishburne, residents Of
Colleton District, they met for the first time in
.the streets Of Walterboro' on Monday last
sFishburne approached Belhnger in hostile
manner, which the latter observing, drew his
pistol and fred the first shot, wounding Fish
burne ia. the neck. but not seriously. They
then approached each other, both firing. Fish
burne was struck twice in the knee, the second
shot being considered serious. Bellinger was
struck near the collar bone. The ball ranged
down, and hsd not been discovered at The la.-
est advices. Both Of the combatants are ser:-
-ously wounded, and it was feared that Fish
burns misht loose his leg. The origin Of the
difficulty is not known.
REAL EsrgH SALES. - Messrs. Leitch &
Bruins sold yesterday two lots of land, contain.
ing one acre each, on the King g-strees road, op-
posite Noisette's farm. for ss05; one-haK cash,
balance in one year.
Aoue-story wooden kouse and ousbuildipgs,
on Smith.street, known as No. 81, for $780,;
.pne-haN cash. balance in one year.
A blacksmith AND 6heelwright shop aud resi-
dence, in Calhoun-street, known as No. 80, op-
posite Zion Church, the lot measuring twenty
Ave by. one hundred and fifteen feet, for $3.50;
one-haF cash, balance N one year. <
Messrs. Leitch & Bruins also sold FOR james
". Gray, Master in Equity, lot of land and
buildings on south side Of st. Phlip-ssreet,
the lot measuring twsnty-six feet six inches
front By one hundred and one feet deep, for
$1725; ons fourth cash, the balance in one, two
and three years.
H s-lt -
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PAsKsIN's HEPAT1c B1TTERs.

BiNousness Ipdigesdou, General Debility. and oil
the complaints which proceed from want OF proper
action in the liver. the stomach and the bowels, are
eradi :a.eJ by course of this great
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-17

Keep your Liver in n \ order-keep your di.
gesiv. organs IN o Sd N uni, healthy condition
By the use Of these re v nedies and no disease
will ever ass Il you.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-17
BIZ LoWNDES & GR1MBALL,

Houses in Eroae and Bsresf0rd streets, a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-17

The following, among many hundreds of o1- best
citizens testify to Its wondrous efficacy:
CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 4th, 1863.
believe Dr.. La1rence's "ROsADALr," 10 be the
BEST ALTERArrvE IN USE, and therefore, chsertully
recommend it Us such.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-17

Through the instrumeatality OF the most powerful
and popular OF all vegetable iGUgorants and cor
receives,