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ny PREVENT or REPENT !-wHEr

EV PREVENT or REPENT !-WH EN-
heal b hiss been sacrificed FIR want Of the care
necessary to protect It, regrets are unavaing. It's
better to prevent than to repent. The most incle-
nent season OF the year is a hand and its cold and
damp are the source Of innumerable distressing ail
ments The best means of escaping them is to keep
the outward surface of the body comfortably warm
with suitable clothing, and the internal organs in
vigorous condition b. the occasional use oil health
full tonic and corrective. Winter makes tremendous
drafts upon the vital forces, and therefore 1t is
season when pure vegetable stmuant and iuvgo'
rant like uO,TErTtR'S STOMACH BIrTERS is of
infinite use, especially to the weak and fecce 1t
r,yes stamina to the system, and thereby enables it
TO withstand the sbocss Of cold, which produce
cough, bronchitis, catarrh, and other diseases OF
the org,ns OF respiration. Dyspepsia and every
species OF indigestion also greatly aggravated by
cold damp weather, and for these complaints the
B!TTERs are On acknowledged specific. There Is
no fact better known in this country, and indeed.
throughout the civilized portions Of the western
he nisphere than this genisl preparation is swif.
and certain remedy for all ordinary diseases OF the
stomach and the liver. 6 November 80
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Marrisb.

HoGAN-DoRSEY.-o Thursday evening, Goth
November at the residence of the brides father by
the Rev. C. j. CIoGHAN, T. E. HOGAN TO Miss ~
ZIE, eldest daughter of THOMAS DORSEY all of this
city.
MINNIS-DAvIs-O the 10Th November, by
the Rev. JOHN I. WIGHTMAN, MIR. VIM. A. M1NNlS,
OF Virginia, to Miss SUSIE g., second daughter OF
the late J. W. DAVIS, of Summerville.
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EUROPE.

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE REPUBLICANS AND
MoNARCHIsT5 IN SPAIN.
MADRID, December 2.-The Republicans dis
persed the Monarchists meeting al oriensc. 1t
is rumored here that the United States have
recognized the Cuban insurgents as beliger-
ents. Prim declares that the present govern
ment has no dealings with the Bourbons, and
Indignantly disavows the contemplation of
AoarD detdt
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E@ The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. HAEsLooP, and
of Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY BuLwNKLE, are respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral Of the infant
of the former, JOHN HENRY, at precisely One
o'clock, This afternoon, at their residence corner of
Elizllleth and Charlotte streets. = December 3
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December 8

ss- UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA.-The Law Dockets will be
peremptoril- called on Monday, December 7tb.
By order of GEORGE g. BRYAN, United States Dis
trct Judge for South Carolina.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of United States Court and District Court for
soutb Car,lina December
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FOR EDIST0,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE, AND WAY LANr-

ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE, AND WAY LANr-
INGS
-eR~A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
,ssS.=sz7 Captain JAS G. RuALEY, win receive
Freight Thts Day, and leave Fo-Morro.o Morn,no,
at siI O'clock and Edisto Saturd Morning. at Six
o'clock.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
JSO a. MURRAY, Market Wharf
HT-Tho Steamer leaves again Tuesday Morning,
at half.past Ten O'CLOCK. and Edsto on Wednesday
Morning al halfpast Nine o'clock.
December3 8 ~
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Gitp advertisements.

NrOrICE.-MAIN GUARD HOU S E :,
~ CHARLESTON, S. c.. DECEMBER 8, 1863
list OF miscellaneous ARTICLES recovered Dy Ihe
Detective force and not claimed in posse son of
th Chief of Detectives. said articles will be cold at
public auction on WEDNESDAY next. 9th instant, #
not claimed by that time. G. B. S1GWALD,
December3 Captain Of Police.
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Spffial Qotites.

as- REAL ESTATE NOTICE. PERSONS
having for sale or lease LANDS or CITY PROPER
lY, will please leave schedule Of terms and de-
scription of same, at the office OF
RICHMOND CO.,
December3 ~ No. II Broad-strect.
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Sanfral notifes.

ESr The Relatives and Friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. JOHN a. JEFFORDS and family, and
members of the First Baptist Church, ore invited to
attend the FunerI Services of the former, at aid
Church, This Morning, at Ten o'clock.
DccruoberS
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@ German Fire Company.-.You are
hereby requested 10 appear in full uniform, This
Afternoon, at half.past Two o'clock at the Engine
House, to attend the Funeral Of our esteemed coun-
tryman, Captain H. WIETING.
BY order of the President. J. ]. B0RGER,
December Secretary.
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%The Members Of the Charleston
BOARD OF TRADE are requested TO attend the Fun
eral Obsequies Of Captain q. WIETING, at the Ger
man Lutheran Church. at the corner of Anson aud
Hasel streets. This afternoon, at Three o'clock.
December3 q. BAER, Secretary.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
A~S THE INMAN LINE, SAILING
ZE1sS4I2 sEMI-WEEKLY. carrying TIE q.
LITIrGfs3Yo s. Mails, consisting Of the following
zsfssStt7a@,- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday,
at PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By THE MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Paynble In Gold. Payable in Currency.
LIST Cabin 500 Steerage. e.............$8
lst Cabin to London. .lO5 SteeraGe to London. 3
1st Cabin to Paris -. .116 Steerage to-Pars.
Passage by the Monday ste 'mers-First Cabin 500
gold; steerage $50; payable in y. 5. currency.
Rates ofo1ssage from New York to Halifax; Cabin.
500, Steerage, $40; payable ir gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Esniourg,
Bremen, &C., ut tmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown.
s4O currency. Tickets can be bought here by per-
sons sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Com pany'
offices. JOHN q, DALE, Agent
No. I5 Broadway, New York.
Junc4 ano
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AFFAIRSsIN COLUMBIA.

The Martin and Randolph Murders
Spirit OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of the Democratic Members-The Elec-
ton Of Lieutenant-GOverno - The
First Circuit Judgeship-SenatorK Rob-
ertson's Spccch-The Meeting OF the
Electors, &c.
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RJ3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN. corner King end Radcliffe
streets and get better article for the same money
than at any othe: establishment in the city.
November II Smos
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December 3

aSNOTICE TO CONSIGNEES- THE
Steamship KEY WEST Is This Day discharging cargo
at Palmetto Warf. All Goods remaining Oh WI 'rt at
sunset will be stored at expense and risk Of on
signees. Consignees will be required to sign he
General Average Bond, at our Office. No. 14l East
Boy, before any Goods can be delivered.
]. A. ENSLOw & CO., Agent.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COmPY'p,
THROUGH LIN TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.


FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RI
DUCED RATESI
STEAMERS OF The ABOYl-
HsL&N9Jg9 line leave Pier No. A. North River,
LE]fSsIl3i5lYa foot Of Canal-street. New York, =
rES@11ls 12 o'clock noon, of the 1st, 9th. 18th
and oath of every month Except when these datep'
fall on Sunday, then the Saturday precedinsl.
Departure Of 1st and Path connect at Panama WIZ
steamers for South Pacific and Central amertc.v.
ports Those OF 1st touch at Manzanillo
Departure of 9Th OF each month connec:: a'it
the new steam line from Panama to Australia srh
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA, leaves San Frarcisco. %
China and Japan. December 8.
No California steamers touch at 4avana, b.. so
direct from New York 10 Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage tree 10 each adult
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf,
foot OF Cana-street, MOI III River New York.
March Il 1yr T. II. RADY, AGENT.
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH

TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUr To FLORIDA, AIKEN
,r>-s-.v;, Aid other places, should not fai
XETExy ~ to lay in their supplies Of pROVlS
.Zf>If%s1Lft3TS IONS, CLsRE1S, CHAMPAGNES
---s--s--eSSS-s&R-- SSssSR COROIALS, BRANDIES. WITS
KIEs, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS. &c.
Pates OF Wild Game and Devilled Ham for Sand :
wichcs and Lrncheons.
Rp-Scnd for o catalogue.
WM. S. CORWIN l. co.,
No. 275 KIng-streef,
Between Wentworth and Beaufain,
Charleston, s. G.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 30th street,
New York. October28
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FOR BRUNSWICK, GA.

r-A THE STEAMER DICTATOR"
russssSSnl. Captain CHARLES WILEY, will touch
at thus point ever Wednesday,, leaving savannah at
Nine A. NJ, and on her return trip will touch there
on Saturday Afternoon, arriving back at Savannah
ON Sund1y Morning. ]. D. AIKEN l. CO.,
Novcmber o. Agents.
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ra- The FrIends and Acqunintances OF

w The Friends and Acqunintances of
Captain H. VIE TING, and Messrs. GEO. A. HopLEy
& Co., are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral
Services of the for 4 er, at the German Lutheran
Church, Hasel.street This afternoon, at Three
o'clock.
Societies and friends forming the cortege i'll meet
at the residence of Mr.. n Fehrenbachs, at hafpast
Two o'clock. December 8
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FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA,
ia SAVANNAH, FtRNANDINA AND JACKSON

-E0A THE FIRST-CAsS STEAM
EsASEtl77SS DICTATOR, Captain CHAs WILEY,
will sail from Charleston every Tuesday Eueniag, at
Eight O'clock Tor the above points.
The first class Steamer CITY POINT, Captain WM.
T MoNELTy, will all from Charleston every Friday
Euening, At Eight o'clock, for above points.
connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys. at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mooile,
Pensacola, Key West and H'vana.
through Bills Ladiug given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers will connect With the "OclaWata"
steamers at Palatka-
All freight uryable on the whart:
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at risE
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engaGene1 :, apply to
]. D. AIKEN CO., Agen!s,
South Atlantic hart.
N B.-No extra charge for Meals and ftate-coms
November 81
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NEW YORK AND CHARLES row
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NEW 20 r K.

A,.s,, THE sPLENorD SIDE WHEEL
<.>5EsItS STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, LocK-
.L$HNlIS3Y WOOD Commander, will leave 1dger's
.sEGEs s5.s Wharf on Saturday, the 9th De:em.
ber, at en- o'clock A. NJ.
aG-1hrough Bills of Lading given to Boston and
Providence, K. l.,
K5-Insurance can be obtained on these steamers at
y per cent
For Freight or Passage, having splendid Cabin
accommoda ions apply to
JAMES ADGER CO..
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bav up Sta'rsl
The steamer CHARLESTON will follow on Tues
day, the 9th December, at - O'Clock.
December 8 ths2
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE C4PITIL.

1na1s1Ar1ys PRocEED1Nes-REMovAL OF DIS
ABLIT1Es-DEATH OF G. ". WILLIAMS, OF
YoRK-THE ELECTORAL voTE--THE UNITED
STATES COURT.
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FUR CHERAW, GEOEGE!OWN, AND
ALI LANDINGS ON H: PEEDIE RIVER
r- TaF STEAM r pL y l;ts. CAPT.
rraaAttAA=z5N c. C. WHITE, is e:civ NJ Freight at
Accommodation Wharf. aud viii cave Fyiddy Horn
in9 the 4th instant. at sc"cl c'c ocN
For Freight or Passage, Srpiy 20
reccmberl 3 JO ,N FERGUSON.
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FOR NEW YORK
REG ULAR LINE EVERY THURSD..
PASSAGE REDUCED TO SIS.

TIE STEAMSHIP VIRGO, Cap
./SSSrS.s tain BuLKLEY will leave Vsnder-
LZfS1(EIl3E9 horst's Wharf. on Friday Morning,
sssszEESsS- December 4th, at Nine o'clock pre-
cisely.
November % RAVENEL CO.. Agents.
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Shipping.

FAST FREIGHT Line, EVERY FIFHiI
DAY, TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILA-
DELPHIA, WASHINGTON CITY, WILMINGTON,
DEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO, ST. LOUIS. MO-,
AND OTHER NORTHWESTERN CITIES.
~~ THE FAvoRITE AND SWIFT
NEASQVfxxJ Screw Steamahip SEA GULL, N. p.
LIIEfllIfS3N0 DuTToS Commander, will sail for
zSAz&z Baltimore on Saturday, the 5th De-
cember, at halfpast len o'clock A. NJ, from Pier
No. J. Union wharves, making close connections and
delivering freight to all points in connection
promptly and al iop rGtes.
Through Bills LadiDg given on Cotton to Boston.
Insurance on Cotton. Rice, Domes'ics and General
Merchandise, by the steamships of this ltne q per
cent. to or from Baltimore or Philadelphia.
The steamship FALCON will follow on regular
day.
For Freight or passage, apply TO
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
December3 8 Union Wharves.
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f.TI0N


ON aud after Monday, November 2stb.
~ 1867, the trains going East will leave
Union bridge At 40 Al. M. and 600 Al.
" Westminster at b.45 A. NJ. and 60
4; n. Arrive IN Baltimore al $40 A. M.
and 1890 p. NJ.
Leave baltimore at $40, A. AZ. and .. 30
T NJ. Arrive at Westminster ii 1I.O0 A.
y, and 600 II NJ md Union Bridge Il IA
iS N. and d.50P. NJ.
Stage connections q Glen Morris Station
for Hampstead and Manchester en- arrival
81 $50 a. NJ. train, and for Uniontaun'
Taneytown and Empdttsbure 81, I'D arrival
Of the same train at Linwooa Station.
Tickets sold through from Baltimore 10
lsmmittsburg. baggage carefully checked
and no change OF cars. Passengers al
Emmitisburg ask for tickle svia w, H. II. II.
p. II. IRWIN.
deco u Sup't. W. NJ. X. u,
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~ Largest and most complete
szsssai'a Sfitciipn Of
1, w.. Y MNfTun
public by liza 4. GROUSE, 1t lsis NEW
ANb ti'AAiQDIDpS
a y Y RU Q MS
t.alifoaa Depot. and nearly ouposite Dc
s@ s1:.' g tnu,eh.
ii.s stock has bocn purchased IN phila.
3; pn'a fer slla cash, and consists Of the
'''''s' ana n'1si improved styles, VIZ:
~ is'es' si's, Marble ton Cluster and
ialless Spfine,seat Chairs also,
en a'''l', 4, s's'ls, eeaH's.inf o. spisndids
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Painless Extraction of Teeth
(H1THorT CdS3
ar. Charles ailIinssiea,
DE ETrgT

ar. CHARLES uilIingsiea.
sTHsT,
NANiNc supplies hnsslf with an Az.
II paraius Cor IsesssaTssla foag .Iaasfhs.
q, takes pleasurslia Informing he citixcns
YrAmigster add lie community IL larss.
{ wi M II prepared 10 ueo shis latest in
f1feiEessfili NC cktracsinh Of flesh. ii be-
sis'ahiagss possessed ~ this Apparatus ossf
sitsshsrs y tAat itsqagscts oa3g nc pat
saitusd ~ ~
he has olso The most improved sgsle II
Apparaias fWaesliacsgrpg pvrc Cas--ol
COURSE MI persons calhngon him can choose
she method they prefer.
All0PeFniions Ii Surgical and Nechani
ri Dentistry performed h tIle most a,sIIrov,
ID style and at moderate rates.
tlggcf d,ljonfgg ~ Fsihnss Ifesids,,es.
aeaf tpraafrA 4 Mechanics iiuak,
wKBAize1sa. Nh,
whore may lle onnsl al III times when not
PROFESSIONALLY engaged ttheiollowine nlacrs:
Union Brid0c lit Wednesday II every
month, remaining until Saturday.
Nsie NipdsW. 2nd "Wednesday 81 every
month, rremniniug until Saturday.
UnfonforB. Bird Wednesday every month,
rcsiaining until friday cyeninr.
IaAeytora- % Friday every lpenth, --ra.
manning until the Wednesday following.
apis
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Central Hall Store.
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS,


=
rEsHE undersigned has resumed bdsihess
III again and Is now receiving lis Stock,
and viii be receiving daily until all IS com.
piete. Our Stock viii consist Of nearly IN
the varictien ofgoods that can BIO kept ex.i
cept Dry Goods. Our ~
y, GROCERY DEPARTMENT
will be complete, and consIa Of "a
CofIees Sugars, SEES -
Teas, Spices, Syrups ~
and Oils, all ois wilicl. shall lje
NJ sold low. Our ~
4. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT, I.
when finished, VIII consist OF ali thc garic.
20 ties generally used BY carpenters, builders
and undertakers, and will Be sold al die low
est cash rates Our ls
~ Csdr and B1gor Hafe f.
consists Of Sleigh Baskets, Covered ard III.
y covered Baskets, Tubs. Chunk Half Babel.
d Peck and Quarter Measures. rlotIea fass.
kets, Washboarda, &c.
Also Forks, Shoyels, Spades. Nails.
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails. Cast and
kqnght Butt Hinges, and strap Hinges.
= Screws. Locks, Axes, Sad Irons, Saws I'D
$50 All Of che above goods have been -ca,s
- iully selected and bought for cash. and win
y SOLD ~ q very small profit. By calling
ana exaimntngfor yourselves will be al on.
iuehce q me ACT BY Keeping good goods
and selling them low, and By siric Ct atteafion
aTio BUSINESS hope 20 receive liberal share
'saa oI pubic patronage
janie.iy JOHN II BowEHs.
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M . r G "A m
GRIST AND SAW MILLS.

6tiFgAg'Ep ~ Apsgpn Ron, ii West
minister District, milss southwest BON
Nestpipsler and mile souiliweEt ffoin The
Nashipgion road, within gaafthr 81 mile
, # Rs Egsa ss r, alIa o Wa, t,,, g
aerthe centrpl n Mr. John Lloyd, first.
class Miller, and having lately besn PIT IN
thorough repair aud new machinery proesir-
ate l'reI'afcd. g Saw Shingles, l.asha, l'al.
ingss &c. There il d reeniar
SAW MILL.
attacked 10 Abe preluises Also, The @ Isigr
uERCII ANT WORK, ClIOPPING, &c..
equal % any in The county.
JEREMIAH Il. SfItjEEY,
ieb6-snis Proprietor.
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Shakers Fresh Garden Seeds.
A unusual variety for sake By The Gallon,
N Qnart, Pisl, Package or Paper, at
irb27-3m =. X. 0BRkAkD'k,
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I q u e "a 8 .
REAPER Am fiOWEp.

laf Eafs~lI eoaRly. aad n that f,.ss s.f I',r.l
fgiea cgnnly NnFsh ~ fradestek t'isv. ana
hlsa ~ si,ss f.ass ~ lialiisaeFa eoants Nas,l
~ Fsass. With this MARTINS ~ ga,,r.s
saves rspney time sud inlog, aasd Il. si,hoa,
s.a.''Fsifetsy, superior 70 any Other nov q
ne n,Hrket and islly warranted +, ,.,, ~ y
fahe heavy, liEls, Tangled a. sodssd ssrsln
Nhefe lIaad Falses o. dnspptFn miIl Eil o.
eti.f e ~ sriai wisIl any other. sl,s ,,,seks.,
g s'.rp Asgd T.ay for the one preferred. AIss
arr Agents "a
ge'sse's fisteaf 80: Rey-l,,fay Gn,is
Spuoasss. fxassr ang Br1yry.
Ala flme The il,a liruseas, shea Ial.os !.
Fesy seaFsn, Is + iasrswfnni shas Fartnsys
Nh1 nm interested, shnulsl give atsentls,s, 4.
Inv itaissescHnnI. wi.ieh sill csnsislenl,l,
tsslHcs iilF esf1efao ~ Jhftshing Gfaiu i
~ ssinsaun naf. Tiiia 10 now toss.asfrd
tbe lsssa Ssgskasef lseii,gs tse pubic, ID 1.
iAssseatafsy adapted 10 Warmers ~ Il.el,
s~a ases sod siii mpply 10 Lever a. Raslwa,
isnxer, hli wsll 'riifssh sud t'g.an TSu,a AZ,
q 40 liashssls lscf day. assns sur Ia q.
h.'FArs and a. ,uAa1 hands Aiso. Gat III.
NesIss'skns I)etas2 SsnrnSrn fsoeKa.
sAx WmKar Pas"
deeTslg.
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DAMS. OILS 4 GLASS. Having made
1 ihie bthIeA " my business, speciality, j
am nflW fsArlaee1 20 offer I'ainfs. on aud 0iass
very low. i8ast Just received 2240 lbs. Jno.
X i'eAis \ llse, pure hite Lead. $500 hi.
ane. u. trlf.rider Challenge Lead, gnarantecd
fqa . - aay Lead made and less 10 price.
aiy y iss< asserted colories ground IN OIL s.
Yen isd. 1000 do. BIakos IRE proof Pais,t.
evp dos Nod Lead. 1000 dp. W6itpuing and
mario 5oaX K lEIPsNfnrn
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IN go aA u ftfuaa0.m..
English, FroacI, and AinaSiean Ghi,,tz.
plain French Poplins ii All The ncw sha'lcs.
French Pcrcnl, plain and Genrcd: nlnir
white anst figured Piqnes, Percal Ginghal,.e,
Scotch bingham, striped Lcnos and plaid
Poplins. nin also receiving a very pretty
line Of Mouraing Goods, I4npinS atwood
Delains, one@hfd ard qunrger wide. only
SO cents; Black Alpaca. Black Lcno, Black
Alpaca Lustres, Fnlard.s cumures mud
Ginghams Algoh large slork Of Cotton
Goods, Dnnneps Prints. yard wide, Hoylc'a
Purple. yard wide; also Aliens Shifiine.
yard vide. Angola Flannel for lsaiies sau,'
n1er Skirts, yard wide; also nplcnfca lihe
ofbleached and uubleachcd Muslins, also 4
very nice LOT Of Bed Spreads for summer.
Bridal Quilts, asld The new rtyIa Honey
Quilts. These goods are all new, NOT did
ones from last season, that have been laid
away - s's' II B,ispy
One door East of Railroad. Ii he
MARIO First National Bank Building
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A sure remedy fuf nrsrkfsia, Lrsxn coxyrk,xv
hkAntb uRN, HknI1uAL cosrfrxHnss, loss o. AL
lnff1k hhfYers1Asas WrkKrxa& or rus Ifrna
DxPhkasIoN ~ Sfihtxs. FkvEn AND Aors Collie
DrsSsfAnr, UEHnRAL DEhIITr ylrAL Enxnar Ar
and any disease arising from dehiitascd sfoniash
~ elects are generally instantaneous II 1nde lls
way directly 70 the seat q Hln<thrfiiihg ard quick
en.nF every up the dFoqpins spirits and
infusing new lleAithanH sixof III ~ system
I! can b used By old and youug--male and female
with perfect safety
II you are debllIiatea ard rsqhire sssenrshenlna
HEALTH RESTDRER.
n you ioose ysnr aprelItal " shidh SON vim soas
become feeble and Frustrated, he HEALTH ms
HTuRER Il your remedy
This truly valuable preparation Il used and recon-.
mended ny many ~ The leading rhysiclnns or ia
eountFys and All physicians uha once ast iss eslss
pfonounoe Il valuable II gives tone b me stoTsch
fcnovates the system and pfnlnner lie.
AZ remedy against FEVER and aaua Il wofts iIke
charm rfioS 100 pr bottle
. The genuine have inNDos INDICATED HEALTH
REefORRR 8 A PouTx, BA1ffsons, No blown IA
the bottle, and my signature ga the Liable.
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THE "P0ULTERERS' FRIEyU,

THE "P0ULTERERS' FRIEND.
o., Chicken Tec,ier, Capy Rigli sscWsd. ],
A certain care f,r
Gapes in Chickens & Turkrys.
VIII prevent and cure Chicken cholssa
and othcr Diseases common 10
Poultry, and win promote
an increase Of Eat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PdCKdGE
D1D- Price IS cents. Q.f
VNIiE annexed are a Few " the certificates
III We have received IN rfoof Of The great
value and efficacy Of tho pouitcrars' Ff,ead.
cARnoIlTpx, BaLrfMong ID, MI.
Dceen,ber 10, 1867.
Gentlemcn--l have rsnd snnr sponlter.
ers' Friend up0n brood o. Young chick
ems that bad the gnpes. and am happy 10
say that by the usu OF few doses fh.,r we've
entirely cured. II viii certainly e,,re the
gapes when used according 10 tlircetions.
Yours, &c, Uko. IlsnuAN.
ASxAroi1s. Nd, Feb. I, 1865.
Ncssss. Clofmofffg q Co..
GentIemen - have sold Oh the sspouitsr.
ers Frlend' received from yoa last An.
gust. The poultry inihe surrounding coun.
Try WINS dying very fast with "Cholera.''
recommended your s'poulterers' Ffiend.''
and 4 worked like . charm. gave Il A.
directed, and i cured those that we're then
SICK, aud have not seen any symptoms Of
the disease since. Yours, &e.,
y, MrscKgx, Gross and Wnrnrr strs.
JEFFERSON fnkp'k CO., July ~, 1857.
I -. =. 4 - r.
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD.

"a ME subscriber thanking his SD natrors
II for thr liberal encouragement l,esf,ued
upon him heretofore. wuald ses,,ersi,,lly
state that h. u still aeliFeIy engaged h M
old bnsiness aud keeps Oh hand 4 l,sll sn,s.ls
81 seneons.d 80 'i'l7y