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diately alter ihor organization, to appoint Treas
ule to act until otherwise provided by law who shall
be requ ed before entering upon his Duties to enter
into bond to the Board with suretes to be approved
by The Board, and In amount to be fixed by the
Board conditioned for the faithful performance his
duties, which bond shall be filed with the Clerk of
the Court for the county; aud such treasurer shall
safely keep and disburse all funds belonging to the
Board; and for bis services shall be allowed COM
mission, 10 be fixed by the Board. Oh all sums re-
C ived and paid away. but no commission or other
iee shall be allowed on the transfer Of funds to the
treasurer from his predecessor. nor from the rcasu
rer to o1is successor. shall tue commission allow
e3 to the trezrsc exceed the rate of two per cent
on moneys rereivedsaad two Ter cent. On moneys
paid away
II. Tho Circuit Judges. who shall etsu by the
General Assembly. shall, until otherwise proS1llay
law be authorized to exercise In suits In equity here
after commenced al the powers heretofore pertain
ing to chsncellors subject to rules opsoeedure to
be fixed by Justices of the supreme Court aua uutil
the adoption of such rules, the existing rules Of
chaucery practice shall be followed.
By Command of Bvt. Msjor-Gen. Ed. r. 8. Candy:
LOUIS V. CAZlARC,
Aid-de-Camp,
Act'g Asst Adj't Gen'l.
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Uptown ApvERrlsEss.--Iu maxim

Our Up-TowN ApvERTlsEss.--In making
our move to the Bsyve have not bean unmlnd-
full of tho convenience of our uptown adver-
tisine friends, and in few days our iron box
which has hitherto done good service at the
corner of East Bay and Broad streets, and Tor
which there is now no longer any pressing
need, viii be transferred to the vicinity OF our
old stand, and affixed to the Hayns7street cor
ner OF the Charleston Hotel. A messenger
will collect all advertisements Left in the box
preyious to eleven o'clock each night.
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THE MAMMOTH SraN OF ''THE DAILY News
tho biggest affair of the kind, wo believe in tho
city-was elevated to its position yesterday at
ternoon, and, towering alofb>in its freshness
among the venerable tile roofs and diney build
ings OF East Bay, attracted deal of attention.
The sign, we trust, will be taken Us on earnest
that, now that We arc domesticated among our
old friends and new neighbors OF the Bay, the
light of our journal will be less than ever hid
den under bushel.
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A HI C X d r T'S
LOW WATER DEFEGTOR
PREVENTS THE EXPLOSION OR BURNING
OUT OF STEAM BOILERS.
TIE PRIME CAUSE OF STEAM BOIL Err Ex-
pI.osIoNs ARISES FROM DEFICIENCY OF
WATER IN THE BOILER WHILE IN
ACTION.

EXPL OSIONs FROM DEFICIENCY OF WATER.
Low water In steam boilers is no unusual occur
renee. Imminent danger frequently arises from this
cause aud cannot be too forcibly impressed upon
the minds OF engineers that there Is no part OF the
apparatus constituting the mountIngs Of boiler
which requires greater attention thnn that which sup
lilies !. with water, In properly constructed boil
or eyery part OF the metal exposed to the action of
the fire should be in immediate contact with the wa
tar and when proper provision is made TO maintain
the water at sufficient height above the parts 30
exposed accidents never occur from this cause.
should the water, however, get low from defects In
the PUMP and the surface over the re tecome over
heated then even ut the ordinary working pressure,
there il great danger oil m explosion. There IL no
OCCASION under such circumstances 10 search urth-
er for the ol explosion, from the TACT that ihe
material when ovarheated to certain degree loses
abont Gve.sxta Of It's strength, and Is, therefore,
unable to resist The internal pressure. When
buitr becomes short of water the first thing usual
ly done in To put lhe feed pump in acfioni ths cer-
tsny remedies the deficiency. but increases the
DANGER and may lead to the explosion OF the boiler
Ashcroft's Low Water DetectOr
Is emineny fitted to guard against accidents caused
by low water Itneeds not the care or attention OF
the engineer or fireman to keep it in order. Opera
ting by the force OF natural aws IL takes care oil it.
SELF and IL only called into atiun by the fall oil the
water below any fixed level, and then It gives the
alarm to all within sound OF The whistle oil q DELI
ceht supply OF wafer.
II stands as wltchIul monitor over the magazine
OF power on which it is placed and not only guards
it. but notifies The attendant, IL he Is lOrCetful or
negligent OF his duty.
JOHN r. TAYLOR l. CO., Agents,
PHGNIX IRON WORKS,
Nos. 4, aud PRITCRARD-STREET
June 13 limo
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Misfellaaeons.
PltOCLAM MAI ION.

BY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME
by an Act oil the Congress Of ths United Stated pass
cd June a5 1868, entitled IAN Act to admit The
stales of North arolna. South Garoina, Louisiana,
Georgia, Alabama aud Florida to representation III
Congress" the members elected to the Legislature
OF south Caroliua in pursuance OF the PROVISIONS o
an Act entitled IAN Act for the more efficient
government of the rebel States" passed March 2
1se7 and the acts supplementary thereto. nre here
by notified to convene In General Assembly, at tie
City OF Columbia, at twelv We i12 O'Clock noon OIL
Monday. the sixth t6th) day OF July, Ammo Domih
1868
Done at the City OF Charleston South Carolina, this
twenty-sxth day Of June, A. D 1868.
r. K. SCOTT
June 27 Governor, ect OF South Carolina.
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A AsAoBEGEAyEsIENr.-lt is our painful duty
to chronicle aanisSprtune that befell one of the
city offl,ials while discharge of his duty
at the late fire. With thesaxdor that has al
ways characterized the meni6sfsses the de-
partment, he rushed 10 the conaagration,
even waiting for his firemans hat, and wear.
ing but a light summer felt. While battling
with the flames, portion Of the tin roof WAS
cut away and the hot water which had there
collected was poured upon his devoted head.
He has now no hair OH the top OF his head in
The place where the hair ought to grow, but
when asked to explain his sudden badness in
variably replies, "Early piety and hot water. :"
His duties have been interrupted for season,
but he is now again at his post prepared to re-
ceivc city dues and note the different munich
pal movements.
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TAVERN L1oKNsEs.-The Clerk of Council is
now prepared to furnish publicans and store
keepers with the blue and white tavern IL
ceuses that will denote to the world generally,
and the police particularly, that their dues 10
the city are paid. Applicants for these IL
censes can obtain them at the Clerks office
batveen the first and fourth Instant.
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THE Work OF PAINTING THE SUMMERv1LLE
HOTEL. which has caused it to look like new.
building, was done by Messrs. William III.
Bird & Co. The lamps. were also furnished by
the same establishment. Mr.. Bird leaves Tor
summerville to-day to superiutend the paint
ing of the houses to be. occupied By General
Canbv as Headquarters.
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MooRHEAp BrrrERs.-By the notice in ano-
ther column it will be seen that MIR. James
Mexican, proprietor of this famous old Charles
ton bitters, has removed to No. 81 Anson-
street, and is now ready to fill orders.
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NOTICE ToE RMEHs

WILLIAM HUNT HAs REsUMFD HIS OLD Blu.
SINFSS at No AZ MARK tT-SThEEl, north side,
where he is prepared to receive and forward all
kinds OF VEGETABLE and FRUITS on consign-
ment. Liberal advances will be made II desired,
Consignments for the New York, Philsdeiphia Bati.
more and Washington Markets will meet with prompt
attention.
From his long experience In this business he feels
confident of afording satisfaction to his customers
For those preer1ng tO sell their pr ducts here the
HIGHEST market prices will be- Obtained Vegetables
ana all kinds of Country Produce will be retaied at
wholesale prlces limo June ~
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HOTEL ARRIvArs.- Charleston Hotel, Junt
3O--r. D. Gillespie, City; Joseph Bramell, sa
vannah; Captain Jones, City; Thos. Smith
New York; Dr. James L. Wade, Newark, N. j..
Jas. Montgomery, Greenyille; Theo. Balk, Au'
gusta, Ga; J. Fl. Goodlett, Greenv.lle, 8. c..
W. L. DePass, Camden; Mcnamara and lady
Orangeburg; H. B. Hates. New York; Jno. D.
Parker and George M. Bird, Cooper River
Jno 3. Hubbard; Augusta, Ga; A. P. Caraher
wife and daughter: South Carolina; DR.. Jno
Lunney, Darlington; D. c. Wilson, Beaufort
DR.. Wakefield, Beaufort; L. T. Russell, New
York; B. +. Afford, City.
PaoAion Hoiel--Jas. Harisou, Spartan,
burg; c. H. Mcleod, Bamb, sg; Jno. Slane,
Newborn; D. Weaner, North Carolina; Edw.
J. Porter Kingstree; III. H. Pinnoaux, Le1ing,
ton; j. ]. Ryan, South Carolina Railroats>-
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ALL WHO are In want OF gOod, substantis
boots and shoes will lnd them at John conmins'
No. l8l Meetng-street, nearly opposite Market
street. 1hey are offered at retail. VIZ
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SEIZURE OF TIE sHrp MONTGOMERY BY THE
UNITED STATES MARsHAL.-The dereiict ship
Montgomery, picked up by the steamer
Charleston and towed to this port, was hbeiied
intKe, United States Court for salvage by both
the master and owners of the steamer Charles
ton. The United States Marshal yesterday
went down to the Montgomery anu took formal
possession OF her for both parties. 1t is ex-
pectsd that she will be brought to the city to-
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HrRRrNa's CELEBRATED CHAMPION SAFES
AaAN TR1uMpHANT.-The New York Evening
Post, of The 25th inst, Gays ga dispatch re-
ceeiyed in this city this morning announces that
two of Herrine's safes were in the hottest oI
the fire at Marquette, Michigan, where about
one hundred buildings were destroyed, and were
recovered from the ruins in fair condition.
with their contents uninjuree.
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xs- LARGEST CIRcuLATiON.-rHE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST GIN
CULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST or LETTERS REMaiN'
ING IN THE PosToFFIcE Al THE END oF
EACH WEEK, AcCoHDlNu TO THE PHo'iS-
IONS OF THE NEW Posr0FFIcE LAW.
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pEasosAI.-Abert Eengnick and family, Of
Charleston, sailed in the steamship Bavaria
from New York the 9th ult. for Bremen.
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ATTENT1oN.-If you want to save time and
money in purchasing dry and fancy goods, read
Furcbnott r. BROTHERS. advertisement.
(Advt
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery. northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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BILL OF MoRrALrTY.-Return OF deaths with
in the City of Charleston, for the week ending
June ~, 1868:
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THE CHARLESTON ScHUTzEN vERErN IN Nav
YopK.A-We notice that in the. programme OF
the procession Of tho Grand National Schutzen
eVesSdf, published in the, New York Herald OF
SSSSay last, the various delegations from Eu-
,ropesand the foreign countries came first, and
then; leading all the shooting clubs ffom the
United States, comes the schutzen Verein or
Charleston; which, by the way, forms the only
representation from the South, if we except
the Missouri schutzen Yerein Of st. Louis.
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DELAY NO LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove you would save expense and do all
your cooking without heating the house In summer
No servant required. All the ladies are using them
They can be had at j. D. Duval & Son, No. SS7 King
street A0Vt
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REHABILITATION
Whites, Z; Blacks and Colored 1S-Total, o.
ACES
under year of ape.. 9lBetween 60and 60 yrs. ]
Between j and yrs.. 5| between 60and 10 yrs.
Between and 10 yrs.. II Between 20 and ~ yrs. !
Between 10 and 90 yrs d Between 80 and 30 yrs. !
Between % and 80 yrs. Between gu and lou yrs.
Between 30 and 40 yrs. 2lOvor 100 years OF age..
Between 40 and so yrs.
Office of City Registrar. June 80, 1868.
GEORGE 8. P5LzER. N. D., City Registrar.
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UNITED STATES CouRr-TUEsDAy, JUNE 30
Hon. GEORGE s. BRYAN, PREsIDrNa.-h Adj
nirauy.-Kanapaux, Lanneau & Co., vs. Will
lis & Chisolm, F. ". Bonneau and 1. 8. X.
Bennett, owners of the Grapeshot. Libel fol
material furnished. On motion of George D.
Bryan, proctor for hbelants, it was ordert
that a moniton be issued, rcturnsble on July
9th, 1863.
Tn the CncuH C0ur.--On motion of d. W.
Schroeder, the petition of Henry Schroeder,
for the rights of citizenship, was granted, the
acquisitions OF the law having been complied
with.
The court ordered venire for grand and
petit Jurors, to be drawn for the next Circuit
Court, 10 be held Oh the first Monday of April
next.
In Me District Curt .-Ex parte W. s. Hastie
assignee, in re @. H. Noise, bankrupt. Pc
tition for the sale Of assigned estate. 1t was
ordered that the estate be sold at public outcry
byA. Il. Abrahams 4 Sons.
Ex parte J. M. Adams, of York. Petition fol
final discharge. II. ". Clawson pro pet. A
final hearing WAS ordered to take place before
W. J. Clawson, Registrar, .at Yorkville, on the
9th July.
In re H. H. Bonnett ex parte John r. Mil
house; and in re John Brown, ex parte John r.
Milhouse. Petitions to enforce lien. Hutson
& Legare and George d. Bryan. propet.
Exparte j. W. Edwards, inre John Watson
Petition TO set up lien. Samuel w. Maurice
and George D. Bryan pro pet.
Ex parLe Asa Godbold, in re VIM. @. Bee &
Co. General Harlee, Geo. D. Bryan pro pet,
Each of tho above cases were, OH motion oi
Geo. D. Bryan, Esq, referred 10 r. B. Carpen,
Ter, Esq.
Tho following appointments Of assiguees
| we're appointed by Il. B. Carpenter, ESD, i'll de-
fault of appointment by creditors, and the
same confirmed by the Judge: David J. Winu
for James d. Graham; H. II. Moses, Myer b.
Moses, Thomas J. Nc jants John ]. Neason
G. Herbert Sass for Evans & Cogswell; D. j.
Auld ifor Benjamin J. Hodge; P. v. Dibble fol
Ezekiel Il Kohne; Louis McLain for Francis NJ
Mitchell and Wharton & potsch; John J. Ryar
for VIM. J. Richardson.
James Newton Martin was appointed as
sgnee for J. P. Pool by Henry Summer, Esq.
and the samo confirmed, the parties in eacl
case being represented by Geo. d. Bryan.
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AsorHER MOVE EAsTBaywARD.-The removal
of THE News to East Bay has prompted others
to follow the example, and our quondam
neighbors, Messrs. d. d. Badenhop & Co.,
have leased the premises formerly; known as
the Palmetto Shades, and will transform them
into q frst-class restaurant and bar-room.
The building is now undergoing the necessary
repairs under tho superintendent of MIR.
Knauf, and wiIlbe ready for the public by the
first Of August next.
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THE DAILY NEWS,

NJ The Business and Publication Of-
fee Of THE DAILY NEWS has been
removed to the large and commodious
building No. l49 EAST BAY.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

If you want cheap Blank Books;
If You want cheap Stationery. Envelopes, Paper.
&c; or MiIer's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Docks bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 20 to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 50 Broad
otrnaf
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Clothing ans Furnishing GOODS.

Gletbiug anS Furnishing GOODS.
LOOK At THE PRICES !!
! -,
-, G.,
~ -
fkQOK AT THE PRICES TO WHICH WE
HAVsz1ssssa- OUR STOCK OF LIGHT.
wooLLENs AND LINsss4nE FOR THIS
EAsoN's TRADE, AND SEE WrrHAoW
LITTLE MONEY YOU CAN PURCHASE A
COOL AND COMFORTABLE SUIT MADE
IN THE BEST MANNER.
FINE MIXED CASHMERE sUIr-sAcK.
PANTS AND VEST. T......................S 16 90
SCOTCH CASHMERE SUTr-SAcK. PANTS
AND VEST. II uo
FINE DARK MIXED CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST ................. 1s 90
FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT
SACK. PANTS AND vEsT................ 1s 90
SILK MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-sAcK. p
PANTS AND VEST. sT........................ 20 90
BLACK D,ETE SUIT SACK, PANTS AND
BLACK TRICOT SACK. ......-....,... 10 20
LIGHrrrENCH FLANNEL sACK.......... 100
BLACK ALPACA SACKS. Q so to 90
LOT OF FANCY CASHMERE sAcKs-for-
merly sold at 50 90 to $12 00-now... ...... 7 90
LOT OF MIDDLEsEX CASHMERE SACKS. 6 90
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS. 500
GREY FLANNEL PANTS AND VESTS. go. 400
|
TToNADE sUITs-sAcK AND
PANTS. SO 80 TO SC 90
WHITE DUCK sUrrs-sACK, PANTS AND
VEST ...-...................... ~ w
HEAVY WHITE DUCK sUIT-saCK. PANTS
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN Sacks. 2 90 10 6 90
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN PANTs.... l 90 to-4 90
| BROWN DUCK AND LINEN VESTS. l 90 10 Q 80
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS. 80. $50 to s 90
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK AND aAUZE MERINo UNDERsHIRTs
AND DRAWERS, LINEN, MUSLIN AND JEAN
DRAWERS. HOSIERY, GLOVES. TIES, scARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS. &C.. &c.
WHITE SHIRTS at 50 90, 50 50 and So 90.
BE- ONE PRICE. Ca
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS &. PARKER,
| No. 27O KING
CORNER OF HAsEL-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
June &C
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THE CAMDEN PRIsoNERs.-The persons. ar
rested on suspicion Of being connected with
the Dill murder have been incarcerated in the
Charleston Jail, aud have been refused bail
though offered to any smount. They are many
of them gentlemen of wealth and intelligence,
and have been separated nom their families
without warning or knowing the evidence
against them. They will be detained in custo-
dy for an indefinite time, as in their case every
man is presumed guilty until he is provedto
be innocent.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY Meetings OF the
creditors of the undermentionod bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assgneos, will be held
at the Office Of the Registrar, Hon. R. d. Car
penter, No. u Broad-street, on the days anil at
the hours named
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REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT oF THE
ScHoo1. AND HOME ESTABLISHED AT CHARLES
ToN.-At a meeting of the Charleston Direc-
tors of the ''Pioneer Southern Educational Aid
Society,"" the report of the Rev. A. T. Porter,
Superintendent, was submitted and forwarded
to the Secretary at Baltimore:
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g. Unless, or until 0thefWlse ureeteu py tue deu-
era Assembly of North Carolina the duty OF approx
ing the bonds of public officers of counties will be
devolyed upon the County Commissioners elected
under the new constitution.
G. For the purpose of organization, the County
Commissioners elect OF each county III the state Of
North Caroliuu shul on the day provided by The Con-
situIion for them 10 enter upon their duties, or as
soon thereafter practicable together at the
courthouse in each county, and elect Que oil their
number chairman, Who shall thersupon request the
chairman OF the retiring County Court u administer
the oath of office TO the said Commissioners and ,he
said chairman OF tue retiring County Court is hereby
empowered and required immediately 10 administer
| 10 tho snid Commissioners seveially the oath pre-
scribed by said constiuion which oath having been
by them then aud there Taken aud subscribed, said
Board of County Commissioners shall be deemed
duly qualified and inducted into Office
| The County Commissioners el;ct in South Caro-
lima will organize in like manner, the retiring Ordi-
nary In each county administering the oath.
T. Until the General Assembly of the State South
Carolina shall expressly prescribe by law the duties
OF The Slprifs Coroners anl Clerks OF Courts chosen
| or authorized TO be cho,en at The election held in
said State ON the I'd and Sd OF June, 1868 the officers
30 elected SHALL after qualification, perform he du-
ties prescribed for sail officers by law under the
| isling provs ional govern nent of the Stac.
| g. Until otherwise provided BY law, The Judges oi
| Probate elected in South Carolina shall perolm the
duties heretofore rlorrned by Orlinaliea; and IN
respect 10 business apperainins to minors md the
and the aotme Mt Of dover, AMI in cases Of idiocy
and lunacy, nd peraons non compo: Hientis, shall
conduct thir roceedings a. ar as possible in con-
| iormity with the rules and regulations governing
the practice in like eases in the courts OF the pro-
vislOnal government now authorized by law to take
jurisdiction of su business; and re cords and pub
lie property In The hands of Ordinaries will be trans-
ierrcd to the Probate Judges.
g. In like manner. until otherwise provided by
law, the powers aud Luties of County Commission
| ors in Sonth Carolina shall include the powers and
| duties heretofore pertaining to Commissioners of
the Poor Commissioners Of Roads, Bridges, Ferries
| aud Cuts, Commissioners of Public Buildings, and
Commissioners to Approve the Bonds OF Public
Officers; and in discharge thereof said County Conn.,
missioner5 will he governed as fur as practicable
by the laws and usages regulating the functions oi
the Offices the powers and duties OF which hereby
conferred upon them.
ID. It shall be the duty of each of the Boards
! of County Commissioners In South Carolina, imme-
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J iuaS fl92o AHiFa
MEDICAL.
WOMAN
.Bsss91qqua-..Ial

ie l9fBds7u s9h91eqstii s-7-~ 7rfl1egmt
ss sFEMALESy OWING TO THE
peculiar and important relations which
they sustain, their peculiar organization
and the Offices they perform, are subject
to meny suferings. Freedom from these
contribute in no small degree to their
happiness and welfare, for none can be
happy who are i'll. Not only SO, but no
one Of these various female complaints
can long be suffered to run on without
involving the general health Of the in
dividual, and ere long producing perman
nent sickness and premature decline. Nor
is it tpleasant.to consult a physician forthe
relief of these various delicate affections,
and only upon the most urgent necessity
will true woman 80 far sacrifice her
greatest charm as to do this. The sex
will then thank US for placing in their
hands simple specifics which will be
found efGcacious in relieving aud curing
almost every one of those troublesome
complaints peculiar to the sex.
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SEWING MACHINES.


Tn mn ,,ye,io,,s ,,eo, hns there
bee,, s,,ch stro,,0 co,,netit;o,, n,,,o,,o
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- ..s.1 E..!1.tso.,.- 80 E....,
pFtIctpUt CEHtOttt0TtS O5tU HOtT0
then met and contested fo1. the Pre-
.,,ss,.,, a., Er>,.,,;,,, Ce,,;,,r, nf,.1s.,..
~ o.s
ana tfse result sooS t1"0"snsottssy ss
TUU07' or the FJ0Te7tce -ReUerSt0te
Feed LOcE-Stitch FGnstty SeaOt7s0
Machine. 1t received the First and
Hyobeet P,.sze no tba bost Fo,,,;J,,
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