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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-10-17
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORASoEnuRo D1srnror
In the Common Pleas.
Boston Carter. is!S5s
Bailey Bros. .5,. ~ x ~

Vs. Attachment.
Bailey Bros. .5.,. .y;5's 3lss
XXJ HEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth lay
w Of April, A. D. 1868. file his Declsrat .sn
Against the Defendants, who (ec it is said) are ..
sent from and without the limits of this State aal
have neither wife nor Attorney known within ths
same. upon whom copy Of the said Declarations
might be served: S5sl>rH as4tef, st.+I,sat,
It is therefore ordered. That the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the said Declaration on Or
before the twelfth day Of April which win be In
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-ninc, otherwise final and absolute iude-
mcnt will then be given and awarded against him
Clerks Office, JOS ROBINSON. .ssiIs
Orangeburg District, G. G. p.
April 10, 1863. s.:
.apl II 10 Inns
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"Pm afoat !! I'm nfoat % screamed a young
lady Of powerful lungs and fingers to- match,
as she exercised both at the piano.
II should think you wcrc," gruwled an old
eaehelor, 'sjudging from the squall you raise y
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LEGAL NOTICES 81 u
Ihe State Of South Carolina. i
4 sORANGEBURH COUNTY,

Meltiah b. Greene. wife and othess1 Petition sor,
r-. ~ .vs, 80 - Iaavc -, III
oAa''o''e DuycK, e. al y Prove VIII. /
Whereas Petition having been made to mo a
of Francis B. Heath, and wheress. r.. n,;uaa
one Of the parties interested Is absent and ,itbo,,
the limits of the State il Is therefore ts.s
nc appear at the Court q Probate to be holden a.
second Monday in November, A. D. 1868 Ssr ~
ing said Petition and proving said win ana Tssts.
Probate Office, THAD @. G.ANDRRwS.
o'a"suSg' a"s,,.t ,sas o. e'' Judge of Probate.
aug8 oam s3ss5ssss an q
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sli,iGeod morning, DR., Henpeek," said prin-
ssr s in search OF female eompositors, shave you
any daughters that would make good sype-
settlers 2"
No; bat l have wife that would make a
very fine devil"
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,P0,ETRY.
sgs-s9 e. : FOR THE oRAkoEBuna NEWS
setaE Seymour and Blair.

sg ~ FOR THE oRAKaEBuna xIws.1
s.fes seymour and Blair.
ApRNocRATic RALLYISa SONG FOR THE SOUTH.
A1R-Resia lie Bo,c.
Come along to this Democratic meeting,
Como manhood and come iutiics fair;
let ns strike hands in joyous greeting,
~ ana shout for our Seymour and Blair.
CaoarsyThen huzza for Seymour and Blair
, l1uzza for Seymour and Blair.
Time was when our, glorious old country,
Noscalawag dared to impair;
And to. quickly get rid of such ounces,
Lets shout for our Seymour and Blair.
Cnonrs-Thcn huzza for Seymour and 2lair. SC.
set carpet -baggers walking
And scalawags close in their rear:
NE must all keep continually talking,
And vote for our Seymour and Blair.
cnosrs-Then huzza for Seymour and Blair, &c.
Low taxes, good money, and plenty,
The Democracy intend all shall share
AZ OF yorc, in this truly, free country,
a3ssBy elccting our Seymour and Blair
CiioRus-Thcn huzzn for Seymour and Blair, &c.
~ Then farewell to Radical msrule,
s: Farewell to the horrors of war;
We have risen from tyranny's footstool.
Redeemed by our Seymour and Blair,
CHonus-Then huzza for Seymour and Blair, &c.
w
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ID q M o r O q S.
A Remarkable Set.

Old farmer GruH was one morning tugeing
away with all his might and main at barrel of
apples which he was cndeavoring to get up the
cellar stairs, and calling at the top of his lungs
for one of his boys to lend helping hand, but
10 vain,
W hen he had, after an infinite amount of
Sweating and putting accomplished his task,
and just when they were not needed, Of course.
"the boys" made their appearance.
Where have you been, and what have YOU
been about, I'd like to know, that you could
not hear mo call ?' inquired the father, in an
angry ytonc, and addressing the eldest.
aOut in the shop settin' the saw" replied
the youth. .4
Ss=sss Andyou, DicKW
/, Out in the barn scttin, the hen."
ssss:stt And you,i isir y,
t'JPsin Granny, 3 room, scttin', the clock"
8 And you, young, oun man z" "a
.s.'l PIN the garrett settinn, the trap"
And now master Fed, where we're YOU.
aud what were you settin'?" asked the old
farmer Of his youngest progeny, the asperity
Of histemper being somewhat softened by his
amusing category Of answers: aCome- let's
hear?p
HaAon tho door step scttin' STILL" replied tic
! young hopeful, seriously
"a remarkable set, I must confess" added
4 the amused sire, dispensing The grinning group
with a waivo:of The hand. 4sssssss.fss y n
-.u..------- f,}
RapIeAL BILL Of FAnE, Thofollowing is
the billsof fare ,ofthe banquet to which the
Radicals invite the people
80 No Meat.
Old Clothes.
~ High Taxes for the Poor.
:ss No Taxes for the Rich.
41fs Low Wages.
Eternal War.
T Gold for the Bondholders.
Rags, for the People.
The Almshouse.
esss st = SrF .c a
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DkMocRATIC RALLYINo SONG roR THE fouru.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October 5.-General Howard
denies having received General Sbley's report
of the Camilla affair.
Since Hale's dispatch announcing the depo-
sition Of Isabella, no official communication
has been held with the Spanish legation, nor
will there be until the Junta accredits repre-
sentatives. The legation retains its official
status but matters are postponed.
Rollins will return on Saturday.
Revenue to-day $1,007, ,00o.
Rosecrans was i'll New York yesterday pre-
pairing for his mission to Mexico.
The weather has become clear and cool.
Colonel Wynkoop, agent here of the Ara
pahees and Cheyennes, represents that the In
dams within his agency have fled to the south
Of the Arkcnsa, River and that General Sully
is pursuing then1. The two tribes aggregate
twenty-four hundred warriors.
Walkers statement Indicates that at the pres
ent rate Of increase the nntionaI debt Will be
double in fourteen years, long before which,
unless better times prevail, the government
will be bankrupt.
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OLD PRENTICE DISMISSED" FROM THE LOUIS
VILE JoUHNAL.-George D. Prentice and the
Louisville Journal have for many years seemed
to the public to be almost one and inseparable.
Prentics was the founder OF the Journal. He
was long the most brilliant Of Western editors.
His fame as witty paragraphist was national
he was equally we'll known as q. poet and
politician. His paper was largely circulated
and profitable. His style as writer las been
initiated by hundreds. It was varied, plctu-
rescue, exaggerated, attractive and forcible,
with always too much coloring, too many ad-
iectives. And the style of no writer in Ameri-
ca-Horace Greeley, perhaps, e1cepted--was
better known. Now the intelligence reaches
us chat, after having been put upon a salary OF
forty dollars week in the Journal, by its
present proprietors, he has been dismissed"
The idea Of dismissing George D. Prentice
from the Louisville Journal Office seems very
strange. Perhaps, rather, it is very sad. He
ia Old and feeble weary Of half century OF
hacd work, and it is said he is dissipated. His
old friends are gone. His vile is dead. Alas,
Door Yorick. We must pity the sorrows OF the
Door old man, who, poor and old though he Is,
was genius and giant in his day, and whose
name will live in honorable recollection as long
as Louisville has journal, or the country
history.
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Affairs In Louisiana.

. SpeRo NOMINATED FOB CoNGREsS-THE NE
CROPS PUTTING THE CARPET. BAaGERs TO THE
TEST.
New ORLEANS, October 5.-The Republicans
have nominated J. Wills Menard, negro, for
Congress from the second district, for Cole
mans unexpired term. Menard announced
himself candidate for nomination IN card,
in which he said "The time has fully come
to test the professions and principles of those
who now control the Republican party OF Lou
isiana. 1t is the sacred duty of tho colored
people to themselves to see that they are not
sold out by few trading, treacherous white
Republicans in Louisiana as they have been
in Georgia. This State is entitled to seven
representatives in Congress, and are not the
colored people entitled to at least two out OF
this numberp Is it not our duty to see that
at least two colored citizens are elected to re-
present in Congress the $4,000 colored voters
of Louisiana? The ballot means equal repre-
sentation as vol as equal rights, and IT men
are still to be debarred from the halls of Con-
eress, or even from the White House, on ac-
count Of the color of their faces, then Recon-
struction and Republicanism are lanentable
failures. The reward of the long oppressed
race will not be adequate, and the cause OF
equal rights will no. be finished, until the col
ored man is seen in every department Of this
government. It is necessary that the 4st
Congress should possess more backbone than
the present one, in order to fix plain psovi-
sion in the supreme law Of the republic. which
shall confer the ballot on every citizen, regard
less of race or color, North, South, East and
woot-p
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The Pail Mall Gazette says that the terms
OF an agreement recently made by NJ. Alexan-
DIRE Dumas with III. Ulmann, the weltknown
aupresdr.o, have just been published. The
celebrated writer was to have gone to America
to read extracts from his dramas, novels,
books of travel and memoirs; and some Of the
scenes frum his plays were to have been acted
by q troop OF players who were to have accom-
panied Aiexandre Dumas and NJ. Ulmann to
America for that purpose. Alexandra Dumas
has boasted in his memoirs of his talent for
cooking; and it appears that OF this, as of his
other talents, he was to give palpable demon
stratlon. After giving reading and preiding
at performance he was to cook dinner, OF
which the public was to be allowed to partake,
at the rate Of five collars head. Abundance
to the literary banquet was to cost but one
dollar. For reading, reciting and cooking;
Dumas was to receive twenty-five Thousand
francs 8 month. besides share in tie prohts.
Ths execution of the contract, however, has
been postponed by mutual consent in view OF
The Presidential election, which, dlVerting
public attention. might, 1t vas thought, inter
fere with the success Of the enterprise. Ac-
oordingly tie departure OF NJ. Dumas tor the
United States has been postponed until next
wear.
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srCHARLEsToN, OCTOBER $40 THF

@CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 5.-TO THE
EDITOR OF THE NEWS My attention has been
called to card Of this date signed by three citizens
of Christ Church Parish, desiring me to give notice
of the Hme and place at which will meet the citi.
gens of that parish for free discussion OF the issues
of tho day" In reply, have the honor to express
my sincere gratitude to the above-named gentlemen
for the opportunity there given to meet the Demo-
cratic party on the slump. accept with the utmost
aacrity and will designate the Six Mile Church, on
tho Georgetown road, and saturday, the 17th inst,
as the time and place at which will be pleased to
meet any of my Democratic friends for the purpose
proposed. will suggest that three speakers upon
eac side be selected each Of whom shall be entitled
to one hour But am quito indifferent as to d.
tails, provided the Democracy will meet Us as pro.
posed. also take this occasion to state that am
prepared to accept any similar invitation from the
Democratic part. ct any time and place VIII ch they
may suggest.
Let the people ase and hear who are the true
friends not only Of the colored n, but Of the white
man OF South Carolina and Of the republic.
most earnestly trust that no fiiure may occur to
meet in Christ Church Parish. II the details sug
gested by me are not entirely satisfactory they will
please inform me, in order that may accommodate
them. Very respectfully, &C.,
octobero C. c. BOWEN.
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Snnfral laotirf.

CHREITZ dERG-Died on the 9th October 1868.
JOANNA CAROLINE, wife of R. $. R. CHREIrz-
BERG.
ns- The Relatives and Friends of Mr..
and Mrs. R. 8. R. CHREIrZBERG, also the mem.
bers OF the English Lutheran Church, are invited to
attend tho Funeral Services of the latter, at the
Church. at Four O'Clock This afternoon, without fur
ther Invitation. October
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rn. storm at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, October 5.-The storm abated
this morning. Some little damage was done to
the city by the water. The captain OF the
steamship America reports very heavy weather;
but nc marine disasters have been reported 80
far. Many sailing vessels are due, and the
steamships that cleared on Saturday remained
inside the bar until Sunday morning. It looks
fair for fine weather tomorrow. Wind mode
rate, northeast.
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Marine Disasters.

FORTRESS MONROE, October 5.-The British
schooner Blanche, from Bahama for Baltimore,
is total loss twelve miles below Cape Henry.
New YORK, October 5.-The brig Abby Wat
son, from Wilmington, N. c., for Kennebunk-
port, is here in distress, having lost part CT
her cargo. The captain and crew are sick.
The schooner Lotta is ashore on middle
grounds, four miles southeast of Cape Charles.
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it's peaceful proceedings. The weather was
exceedingly disagreable and rainy, but did not
affect the interest of the listeners. Your
correspondent tried to save dry corner OF his
meagre notes, but failed; neither umbrella nor
copy availed; therefore he begs that due al
lowance be made for him.
OUELQUEFOIS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EKROPE.
THE WAR IN SPAIN.

MADRID, October 5.-Serrano has NrlVeo'
Cries of ssDown with the Bourbons!" line
sovereignty of the peoplel" 'Religious hoer-
tyl" Free educaton!" are heard. Esparte-
70 is at the head of the government, anu q
ministry has been formed, with Serrano as
President and Prim as Minister OF War.
IospoN, October 5.-A Madrid dispatch says
that Madoz has resigned the Presidency of the
Junta, and that Aquirre succeeded, who ap-
pointed Serrano General-in-C Chief.
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October G
nsT OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT

ag OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, September 25, 1864 DIVIDEND OF
FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock Of
this Company having been declared by the Directors
the sane will be paid on and alter Monday, the 4th
proximo.
The Books of Transfer will be closed from this
date to the 4th pro1imo. W. j. HEhioT,
Septembcr 25 Secretary and treasurer.
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NORTH GERMAN Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN

Via Southampton.
THE soaET STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN Ii oYn
MUkE........... Capt.. VOECKLER,
BERLM.:.::::.::::.. Capt, UMDUETSCH
WILL RUN REGULARLY BE-
/qs,ets TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRL.
.>IEf;Zty6fle' MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
-rsS<Ssz.- Bremen on the lst OF each mouth.
From Southampton on the 4tb of each month From
Baltimore on the 1st OF each month.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London Havre and uthamptou-Cabin $50: Steer
aga s36. From Bremen to Baltimore-cabin 500
Sfeerage $40
Prices of passage payable in gold, or its equivs
lent.
They touch ut Southampton both going and re-
turning These vessels take Freight to Loadon and
Hull, for which through bills OF ading are signed.
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the Posofice- No
bills of lading but those OF the Coup; ny will be
slgned. Bills OF ading will positively Tot be d'-
livered before goods cleared at he Cussomhouse
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER CO.,
No. South Charles-street. Baltimore.
Orto MORD. CAL Z CO., AGENTS,
East Bay, Charleston, 8. O.
April 90 6mos
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Marrieb.

EE-JOHNSTON-on the Oath Of September, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, Abingdon Va, by
the Right Rev the Bishop of Wheeling, Hen RY
CART Err LIE, grandson OF Light Hor-e HAIRY.
and nephew OF Ger eral R. E. LEE, to uiss SALLIE
B. JOHNSTON, niece OF General JOSEPH E. JOHN g.
TON
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FOR GEORGETOWN. S. 9,

AT SOUTH ISLAND. KEITHFIELD,
WAYERLY AND BROOK GREEN MI Is.
= uIG-@s TIE FINE STEAMER sfs- NILE, MI, II,
nm, Dlv. Of Commercial Wharf, and leave as above
To-Norrow Wednesday, H. rning, 7th inst, at Seven
O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Georgetown on FRIDAY
Aornino, 9th inst. at Seven O'Clock.
. All Freight prepaid.
No. Boyee's Wharf.
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Condensed News by Telegraph.
The anti-Butler Republicans in the Beasts
district have nominated Richard b. Dana to
supercede him in Congress.
The Mobile Register favors the acquisition
~ Nnha
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October 6

a$ NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.- b E
Steamship MONTEREY Is This Day discharging
cargo at vanderhorst's Wharf AL goods remaining
on wharf at sunset, will be stored at expense and
risk of Consignees. RAVENEL q Gu,
Uctober6 Agents.
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Wbituarp.

LEGRIEL.-Died on St. Catharines Island, Geor-
gia, on September 20, and Of CongesuVe Fever,
META COOPER LEGRIEL, aged four years, daugh-
ter Of the late EDWARD c. LEGnIEL Of Savannah, and
OF Lillian NJ. ANDERSON, Of Mcintosh County, Geor-
pia.
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Spefial Notifes.


CONSIG NEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from Now York, are notified that she
is dischargjng cargo at Adgers Wharf Goods remain
ing on the Whar a sunset will be stored at expense
and risk Of owners.
JAMES ADGER CO.,
October Agents.
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ay-CONSIGNEE NOTICE. MERCHANTS
LINE.-schooner N. W. SMITH will discharge car
go This Day. at Adger's North Wharf. Goods not
called for will be stored OF risk and expense Of con-
sgnees. WILLIAM hoACH.
October
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kErHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DI TRICT-IN THE COMMoN
PLEAs.-ALBERT ELFE Us. GEORGE MANS
Observation-Disclosures, the plaintiff did,
on the third dav of April file his declaration against
the defendant, who (as is said is absent from and
without the limits of this State. and has neither wife
nor attorney knLwn within the same, upon whom a
COPY of the said decal alton might be served: 1t ID
therefore Ordered that the said defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration, on or before the
fourth day of April which will be in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine-
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
w. BROwNFIELD, C. c. P.
Clerks Office, Charleston District, April 8, 1868.
AnriIs 1e3mo1yr*
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@CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
she is This Day dlscharging cargo at Pier No. l.,
Union Wharves. AL goods not taken away at SUM-
set will remain on wharf OF consignees' risk.
MORDECAI & CO., Agents.
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as THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE,
application will to made for the renewals of the fol-
lowing CERTIFICATES OF STOCK in the Peoples
Bank of Charleston. S. c.. andins III the name OF
ALFRED RAOUL: No. S29, 125 shares; No. s7o' 21O
Shares; No. S77. 10O Shares; the originals having
been destroyed at The burning OF Columbia in 1865
Charleston, September 16. 1868.
September ~ Sept II, OctO
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e@ TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY
NEWS Please announce G. W. CLARK as the In
dependent Repub IL Working Man g Candidate for
Mayor at tho CO / election, and no Freight Rail-
road. +. bAhNWELL.
October 1T
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aT FOR RESTORING STRENGTH AND
appeute, use the great Southern Tonic, PANKNTNs g
HEpAr1c BIrrEns and you will not be disappointed,
For soIe by all druggists. tu
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NOTICE TO sHIPpEVs COrTON, &c.

~r-A TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS THE
~ following RATES OF FREIGHT from
New 70 to CherIw =. c. AMI back. by Steamer
GEN. MANIGA OIL l., connecting with line OF good
Schooners through to New Yirk:
Guano, per ton So 90
~ Barrels, each. %
Wet Barrels. each h.............. ........... so
Small Packs es and Boxes each. 6O
Measurement Goods, per 10 t........ 10
Rhds Molasses Bacon, Sugar, Machinery, &C.,
Ali Freight must be prepaid in New York; no
CHARGES IN ueorxetcwn A. MOLGAN
Georgetown, ;. o., October 2, 1858.
UctOUer
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ag BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
FOR YoI NC MEN on the interesting relation OF
BRIDE room 10 Brlc in the institution OF Iarriass-
a guide to matrmoaial felicity aud true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free charge
Address HOWARD As-O r1ATfON, Boz p, Phila-
delpha. Pl Sno5 September q
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e5,- CUBE WARRANTEDl-CORN BUN
IONS, etc., removed without pain, by
Mons. BERGER,
No. 214 King, near Market-street
tuf
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NEW 20 r K.

FOR NEW 20 RK.
S~S..> TIE SPLENDID SIDE WHE'L L
MH2E@SFs2 STEA MSKIP JAMES ADG ER I,
.Z12h1lL}43P> LOCKWOOD, Commander, will leave
Adger's Wharf Tuesday, the 9Th
October at half-past Nine O'Clock. A. N.
B1- through Bills of J.ading on Cotton to Boston
and Providence at low 'ates.
The Steamers of this Line insure at threequarters
per cent
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGER co..
Corner AdQer's Wharf and Eost bay tUp starsl.
aT The CHAMPION will follow on Saturday, the
10th October, at halfpast One O'Clock P. NJ.
October 8 8
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e7rWHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU

agWHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU !?
THIS is the familiar question put to ererf invalid.
In many cases the answer is, ~ don't know exactly
but don't feel we'll" Look at the countenance
the man or wouan who makes this reply. and you
will generally find that the eyes arc dull and iuse-
less, the complexion salow the checks faced, and
the whoc cxpr ssion OF the fLce dejeced. 1n;erro-
gate The invalid more closely, and you will discover
that constipation the result OF disorered stoRacn
and torpid liver, is at the sottom OF the nlschiei
"rhat's what's the matter" Whoever has expe'
rienced the effects OF TARRANl'S Is EFFERVESCENl
SELTZER APERIkNT IN such cases. need not 10 be
told TO recommend it as a enedy.
TARRaNT Il CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 2is
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren streets, New YORK
Sole Proprietors.
sold by all Druggists. 3moa 2a July