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Auftisa Sales.
sHERIFFs 8 LIE.
BY A. e.. McGILLIVRAY,
Aueti0neof.

AucG1OHtUKs
BY virtue Of Writ Of feif tsosaa: 20 me GteetSa 20
and delivered. will be sold THIS DA1 the ata
day Of June, 1853, at tho nortnesst coeb@ u u0
Courthouse M IL O'Clock A. ID.
All ths right; title and fntersst OF mo Deco ndans
n 500 ACRES OF LAND. kituste In the Psnsn q
st. James Goose Greek, Anout u miles Ron tn6
city, between the state koad ana mo oas9 OAtoh4S
Railroad Tract. formerly belonging 20 1hon1 d.
Winter and 1s abe ut ono mile south OF BroWningB
saw mill
Levied on and to be sold a. the property
of g. Hodge, at the several suits Of ". b. Harvey.
Administrator, ]. j. Harvey and Thomas d. Winter.
ALSO,
At the same time and place.
all the right title and interest OF defendAnt
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MAoox AID AUGUSTA RAmRoAD.-Ata meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors Of this road, held
in Augusta on Friday last, the report OF
Messrs. King, Msgrsth, Hazlehurst and Con-
ley, the committee charged with dsvisins .
plan to complete the road to Macon, was
read. They say their investigation show.
ed y: :he pecuniary Affairs Of the company
Is be In very disoouraging condition. With
. private stock list almost unreliable, they
found floating debt Of $780, 900. and the SEQ
tion Of road between Camsk and hilledgeville
was not paying expenses. They then mention
their fruitless spphcation for aid to the Geor-
His Legislature, and their subsequent arrange
ment by which help WAS procured nom the
Georgia Railroad. This had enabled them to
raise the means OF as once putting the road
under contract; but before doing 30. they
thought il best to report their action to the
directors. The directors thereupon adopted .
resolution highly complimentary to the energy
and good sense which had marked the sction
OF the committee.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 5.-Chdrleston Ho-
te.-John Chadwick, Wddmalaw; s. L. Harris,
A. Davenport, Beaufort; y. D. Dunlap and lady,
Camden; VIM. Gregg, Johns Island; A. NJ.
Fonte, New York; J. Neal, Augusta; E. P.
Gernge, Wilmington, N. c.; j. D. Radcliffe,
Geo. Hoyt, T. W. Hutchins, ]. M. Keep and
wife, Mrs. A. M. Clifford and maid, New York;
J. NJ. Middleton, Georgia; W. B. johnson,
Washington; Mrs. NJ. A. Jackson, Beaufort;
Miss ]. A. Plummer, G. W. Bartlett, New York;
Jas. Millward, Richmond; W. 81. D. Rich
mond and lady, Georgia; ". NJ. Bird, ia
vannah; ". B. Shaw, City; A. Collier, W. d.
Devens, Massachusetts,; G.. W. Feler, Stam-
ford Conn; B. F. McCabe, City; W. F. Pratt,
Massachusetts,; ". L. Humphreys, Philadel-
phia; G. J. Foreacre, Georgia; R. Douglass,
Augusta; John A. Moroso, City.
Pauaiion Hotet.-J. Cowall, Fort Motto, 8.
Us. P. Bambage, Forty-one Turnout, s. @.
R. B.; j. Ottolengui, City;J. d. Chesney, Bal
timore; q. z. Bates, South Carolina; ]. Net
ties. Williamsburg. s. c.; D. B. McIIaurin, 8.
C. R. R.; J. Gorhsnt, New York; F. Lowder,
J. D. Ellis, Philadelphia; q. N. Broaddus, Vir-
ginis; E. ]. Black, Blackville; F. Rosebuck,
New York; S. N. Aspinwall, Pennsylvania;
George NJ. Nye, o. saming, New York; Miss
Mather, Master Mather, Connecticut, E. N.
Flood, Steamship saragossa; ]. W. Edwards,
salters, 8. G.: P. F. Davis, st. Stephens; W. B.
Worsham Cooper River.
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Bow IN vANpxaHoasr-sr4EEr.-T were
q thousand and one rumors af1oat yesterday
about . row that occurred in Vanderhorst-
street on the night previous, at twelve o'clock.
Our reporter put on his 'tseven league boots"
and diligently trsversed that section Of the
city, to ASCERTAIN the truth Of the fray, and
after hearing the testimony pro and con, found
that the whole matter amounted to promis-
ouous fight between some United States SOL
diers and colored men, Of which q dusky wench
was the moving cause. One OF the boys in
blue fired = pistol, which did no harm. The
.colored policemen "bsgged" one OF the $50
gefs,n who resisted like q Trojan, but was
forced to succumb and be taken to quarters at
the cslaboose. The matter will be ventilated
this morning.
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LARcEN1Es.-Amond Kiltle, colored, was ar
rested on Saturday, charged with robbing MIR.
Jas. Minnis, at the South Carolina Railroad,
on the evening OF the Sd instant, Of double
case silver watch, a lot Of clothing and tobacco.
His case will be heard this morning at the
Mayors court.
Robert Mickles, colored, was sent to the
House Of Correction, on Saturday, for ten days,
for stealing two glass jars from the residence
OF Mrs. Patterson, st. Philip-street.
Harriet Maxwell, colored, was arrested on
Saturday, for robbing a private residence in
Meeting-street, ofone hundred and fifty dollars
in greenbacks, a number of dresses, &c. She
has owned up partially, and is held for furth-
er examination.
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Rxpo1rxRs' CRuNBs.-Major johnson, the
new United States Marshal. has qualified. and
will probably enter upon the discharge Of his
duties to-day.
The monogram belonging to the front Of st.
Eichsers Church pulpit. which at The close OF
tho war was carried of by memento hunters,
witAvsluable silver belonging to the church,
has been returned from New Jersey. A piece
OF the silver is also daily expected from party
IN Illinois.
Rumored, that several incompetent magis.
trates are to Ego by the board" this week.
Mr.. J. T. Msher, Of this city, has received
from Mr.. E. D. Woodruff, Of Philadelphia, who
participated in our last annual Fire Depart
ment parade, photographs Of the Weccacoe
Hose Company Of Philadelphia, for the Pioneer,
Etna and Palmetto Fire Companies here.
The rapid and frequent striking Of st. MI
chaels clock yesterday afternoon was caused
by the weight having run down.
The chimney attached to the premises OF
Mr.. Holmes, In st. Phihp-street, blaz:dout on
Saturday, causing slight alarm Of fire.
The docket Of the Mayors Court on satur-
day showed large increase in business OF 8
triding nature.
Tho police made descent on q colored
gambling house in King near Queen-street,
last evening. halspast nine O'Clock. The decks
were swept. and the participants 'fbsgged."
The promises Of Mr.. J. 8. Westendorf,
ousen-s1eet, we're robbed on Saturday night,
and some "game" stock carried of.
Chief Justice Chase leaves this morning for
Raleigh.
An old colored woman was found dead on
fhe road side near the four mile house, on
Friday. Carse--age and infrmity.
Nr. Fay, q white wheelwright, in Church
street next to st. Philips Church, was found.
hanging on the sharp pointed iron railing OF
the chuvchyard, night before last, and was re-
Ieyed By some coIo1ed men. He had attempt
ed to reach the rear Of his shop by climbing
on tho railing, while intoxicated, and fell, ono
, Of the spears entering his leg, by which lie
hung for several hours. He was badly hurt.
Ono bf the periodical concerts Of the st.
Johns fntheran Sunday School came OF yes
terdE afternoon. DR.. Hicks addressed the
-xohoal, and brief speeches we're made by two OF
the Pupils, Henry Lucas and Sinclair West.
The school is highly prosperous.
Acblored woman rode up on one Of the But
ledge-sreet cars on Saturday evening as Tar
"A Norris street, where she got OF and sat on
door sill near by aud died in . few minutes.
Probable cause Of death, age and debility.
Among the ohicsrsof the First Brigade OF
south Carolina Regulars present at the last
meeting was Lieutenant Seaman, who was
mentioned in the proceedings as sergeant,
vhich was not his true rank.
Ine yelocipedists plead TO be allowed the
privilege Of the sea face Of the Battery and the
west side OF Meeting-street. The police say
nay.
An elevated stand has been placed before the
Mayors desk in his courtroom, and bar rais-
ed to keep prisoners at respectful distance,
while they stand in full view Of his Honor.
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OF. oUD Ell.

raIs NEW AND CoMMoDIoUs HOUSE, LocAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-second-street,
possesses advantages all other houses for the
commodation OF It's guests. It was built expressly
for Hrst-clsss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite, heated by steam-with hot
the culinary department Is In the most experienced
bands, affording guests an unequalled table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
the '.modern improvements" and ut the service OF
guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, runninV from the City
Hail to Central Park, while the Sixth and seventh
Avenue lines are but short block on eitEer SIDE,
the depots. steamboat landings, places Of an nse.
ment and business of the great metropolis.
MORE d HOLLEY, ProPrtetors.
MGch12 es'os
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TIE NORTHERN STEAMERS AND FRE1aHr.-
The steamship James A6ger, Captain 7. j.
Lockwood, left this city on Saturday afternoon
for New York with a very large freight and q
fattering passenger list. Tho amount Of vege-
tables on boarl was in great quantities,
amountipg to over four thousand packages.
Ali our steamers for Northern ports are carry
ing of the products of our truck farms, and
that form Of freight is very heavy at present,
forming in many cases the larger portion Of
the CARGO
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SOUTHERN PRoaREss.-That the Southern
mills are improving rapidly the quality and tex
ture of the fabrics which they produce is
shown by the samples which are found in our
stores. The newly established companies are
especially energetic, and the Randleman Man
ufacturing Company, of Randolph County, N.
c., is turning out plaid goods which are said
to be the best in the market. Mr.. A. Stevens,
commission merchant. OF Augusta, Ga, has
the "Randleman plaids" for sale, and speaks
very highly Of them.
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SouTHxRs LANDS WANrED-It VIII be seen
by the advertisement printed elsewhere, that
W. G. Alden b Co., Of New York, have estab-
lished special department for the purchase
and sale Of Southern real estate. This branch
OF the business viii be managed by Mr.. ]. NJ.
Morgan. late Of this city, who refers to Messrs.
6. A. Trenholm & Son. There is market in
New York for our real estate, and sellers will
do well to put themselves in communication
with Mr.. Morgan without delay.
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VISIT OF CHARLESTON FIREMEN TO SAVANNAH
AND BRUNSWICK, GA.-Tbe Savannah News OF
Saturday has the following:
Yesterday the steamer Planter brought to
Savannah the folio wing named firemen mem,
Truck No. 2 Companies OF Charleston: 81. w.
Wray, J. F. DsLacey. B. 8. Reigs, ]. G. Ripley,
R. NJ. Butler, Jr., NJ. B. Brown, George &.
Strohecker and B. A. Horton.
They we're taken IN charge by several OF the
fremen OF this city, entertained and shown the
''sights'' until the afternoon, when the steam
er left FOR Brunswick. She will stop here on
her return trip and then go to Charleston. The
object of these visiting Aremen is pleasure
only. May they have it.
Later.-The fremen did not go off on the
steamer. They will probably leave to-da.-,
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How IT woRKs.-A lady, who advertised in
TIE Nkws, on Saturday, for servant, writes us
requesting particularly that her advertisement
be stopped, inssmuch as she was run down by
applicants within few hours after the first
publication Of her ''Want." Instances occur
almost every day. illustrating the value Of our
advertising columns as means for the supply
Of wants Of all kinds, and for the recovery Of
lost and stolen articles.
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PLANTATION FOB SALE.-Mr. A. Stevens, 9
well-known merchant Of Augusta, Ga, offers
for sale fee plantation in Thomas County,
Co., known as the "Seward Home Place, /" hav.
ing been formerly the property Of the Hon.
James L. Seward. Further particulars may be
found in the advertisement.
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Valuable Plantation at Auction.
w. Y. LEITCH &R. 8. BRUNS,

BY virtue Of an order to me directed BY the Hon.
George s. Bryan, Judge Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the District Of South Csroins, I
will offer for sale public auction at the Old Post.
office. foot Of Broad street, on MONDAY, the 14th
June next, at II o'clock A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION Oh TRACT OF LAND In
St. Stephens Parish. known as the Buck hall Plan
taion containing two thousand acres of Land, but
ting and bounding on the north by lands OF estate OF
T. L. Gourdin; on the east on lands Of Jas. PeaSler
and B. P. Smith; on the west on lands Of B. p.
Smith and DR. Henry Bavene; and on the south on
lands Of W. G. Her1ot and R. Smith, as BY refer-
ence to plat made by W. F. Erwin will more fully
appear.
TeIms-Qne-third cash: balance In one and two
years to bf secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises sold. Purchaser 70 pay
for papers and stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
NAV "a mth7 Assignee OF T. 8. Waring.
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KEROSENE ACCIDENTAL kerosene lamp e1-
ploded last evening over the store of Mr. D. W.
Goeten, grocer, corner Of F'ng-street and
Horlbeck's alley, seriously If not fatally burning
Mrs. Goetjen, who was removed to an opposite
residence to receive medical aid. Mr.. Goetjen
was slightly burned on the arms, trying to
assist his wife. The engines were out, sup
posing that q fire had broken out.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largsa Cirsulation.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING TEE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
COGNLzED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CzR-
oUzATIoN IN THE crTY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLLsR1S THE LIST OF LETTERS REAALN-
ING IN THR PosToEF1CE At The END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVLS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFF7CE LAW
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AUCTION SALE THIS DAY
A.C. Mc9nLrvRAY will sell at II O'Clock, at
the Courthouse, real estate and contents OF
grocery store.
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Valua5e Real Estate at Auctiox.
BY ALONZO j. WHITE & SON,
Auctf0neer1.

AuCI1OneeIN
BY virtue Of an order OF sale 10 me directed from
the Bon. George s. Bryan, Judge Of the United
States District Court for the District Of South Caro-
hna, Will offer for sale at Public Auction, ct the
Old Postoface, foot Of Broad-street Charleston 8.
O., on THURSDAY, the 10th day OF June, 1859, at
All those TWO LOTS OF LAND in the Village OF
New Summerville, with the Buildings thereon, Stu
ate ON the south side Of First Northetreet between
Main and Magnolia streets. and known in the plat
Of ead village as Lots and O, In Square No. 8
(three) Northern Division. % viii appear by con-
veyance TO Jesse q. Boes by the Executors Of John
Robinson, recorded In the Office Of the Reaister Of
Mesne Conveyance. Book l., No. IA, page 81; each
Lot containing one acre. The Buildings having
been recently repaired, are in complete order.
Terms Of Sale-One. half cash: balance payable In
two equal successive annual insta'ments secured by
bond or bonds Of the purchaser, with interest at
per cent per annum, payable annually. and mort
gage of the premises Purchaser to pay for mecca
sary stamps and papers. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee ]. q. Boles.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNoERN-1he creditors OF
JESSE q. BOLLEs, Bankrupt holding Hens, arc
hereby notified TINT under order Of the Court dated
May 19tn. 1869, they are required to prove and
establish their liens before J. O. CARPENTER.
ESQ, Registrar, or before the 7th Of june 1859,
or else be excluded from any benefit Of the sale In
this case. LOUIS NOLAN,
May 20 thm7 Assignee J. a. Bolles.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AEETINGS THIS DAY

AEE7INGS THIS DAY.
Solomons Lodge, at 8 P. N.
Palmetto EncampmeHt, at P. H.
Palmetto Fire Company, at6 P. n.
Washington Fire Company, at 8 P. n.
8. F. Club, at 8 P. n.
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ROOFING TIN.

500 BOXES &c 1412s ROOFING TIN
800 BOXES * 14x2O ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES &c 2Sx2O ROOFING TIN
so BOXES TX 42x2O ROOFING TIN
Is BOXES TX 12x12
25 BOXES TX 14x2O
20 BOXES TX 10x20
40 BOXES Xxx 14120
20 BOXES Xxx 14x20
40 BOXES xxx 14x20
BLOCK TIN, TINsMAN'S SOLDER. SPELL
TER, &C., &c.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
CAMERON, RARKLEY q CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Janlary1 eme
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b USINESS TOES.

B US N E 3 q " U It L y u y.
The BEST assortment Of India Gauze and
Lisle Thread Under Shirts Of all sizes and
grades, Just received at and for sale low for
cash, at E. SCOTS,
Star Shirt Emporium, Meeeting-street,
June 5 Opposite Market Hall.
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70 BUsIN Ess MEN.
THE SUMTER NEWS,

PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, 8. c.,
"a ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS IN THE Up
COUNTRY; has q larae circulation, and affords So
nsrior advantages as an advertising medium. Terms
inw Addres DARR OSTEEN,
F.brnarv 90 Proprefees.
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fint arts.

nHOTOGRAPH COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly Aned by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of coloring preferred.
April % SmosT
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A PUBLIC CONVENIENCE.

gAys THIS DAY OPENED A SEWING ROOM,
In connection with my SEWING MACHINE
ESTABLISHMENT. Every kind OF Family Sewing
and manufacturing work neatly and promptly exc
cuted, under the superintendence Of an experienced
cutter and htter. Twisted loop double loop. or
lock stitch, as preferred, or hand work II wanted
D. B. HAsELTON, No. SGT Kina-street
Nav al mwfB
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BLACK DRESS GOODS,

To which they invite the attention Of the Ladies.
BLACK BYZANTINE, 81 VIDA NEW ARTI-
Gle
Black Grape Maretz. 81 wide
Black Iron Grenadine, 81 wide
Black Hermann Grenadine, 84 wide.
ALSO,
White Grape Maretz. 8.4 wide
White Barege, 8 4 wide.
TOGETHER WITH,
Herannis, Bareees, Iron Grenadines, Grape Ma
retz and Tamise Cloths, In ordinary widths.
J.R. READ & CO.
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9ottls.
NrICKERS RSON HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. c.

THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL, UN-
SURPASSED by any House in the South for comfort
and healthy locality is open to travellers and others
seeking BOARD FOR 1HE SUMNER. Families
can be accommodated with nice airy rooms on rea-
sopsble TERMS call Is solicited.
Nav ia 1uo VIM. A. WRIGHT.
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Brazier's and Sheathing Copper
of all sizes, for sale by William
Shepherd, No. II Hayne.street.
Charleston, s. G.
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MOSQUITO BoBBINET, ~
IN VARIETY, -

MOSQUITO B0BBINET,s
IN VARIETY,
MOSQUITO PAVILION GAUZE
White Coating Linen
Printed Linen Lawns
New Muslins and Organdies
New Percsles and Peques
Richardson's Irish Linens
Linen Sbeeiing, 1L4 wide
Pillow Case Linen
New York Mills Longcloth
Wamsutta, Masonville Lonsdale, and other Ia
vorite brands OF yard wide Bleached Shirt
ings
Ladies' Summer Under Vests
Mems Gauze Merino Under Vests.
j. R. READ & CO.
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
LADIES WHITE COTTON STOCKINGS
Mems half Gose, In best English manufacture.
GLOVES, GLOVES.
LADIES Isle THREAD GLOVES
Gent,emens Lisle Thread Gloves
Children's Lisle Thread Gloros.
ALSO
WHITE GOODS.
COMPRISING IN PART:
NAINsoOK MUSLINs, MULLs, JACoNEls.
Cambrics, Bishop and Victoria Lawns; Swisses-in
plain, striped and checks; 81 French musnns, Ut
candies, Tarletans &C., &c.
J.R. READ & co.
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Lkr Us HErr oNk ASornEs.-Thisl lit

Lsr Us HEIR ONE ASorHEs.-Thisl lit
.le sentence should be written on every
heart. stamped on every memory. IL
should be the golden rule 2rac,iccd. not
only in everv household, but throughout
the world By helping one another. W.
not only remove thorns from the path
way, and anxiety from the mind. but We
feel sense o: pleasure in our hearts.
knowing we are doing duty to fellow
creature. A helping or an encouraging
word is no loss to u. vet .it is \ sea's'ts :.
others. Who has not needed the enc,ur-
agsment and aid of kind friend How
soothing, when perplexsd with sr,ne task
that is mysterious and burdensom.. to
feel gentle hand on the shoulder. and
hear kind voice whispering I'D, not
feel discouraged-I see your trouble
let me hel you" What strength is in-
spired-what hope; created-what sweet
gratitude is felt. and the great difficulty
is dissolved as dew beneath sunshine
Yes. let US help one another BY endea-
yoring to strengthen and encourage the
weak and lif,ing the burden Of care from
the weary aud oppressed. that hte may
glide smoothly ON and the fount of bitter
ness yield sweet waters ani whose viii
ling hand is ever ready TO aid US. will re-
ward our humble endeavors. and every
good deed will be as "brcad cast upon the
waters, to return after many days" if not
to US, to those we love.
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SIMPLE CURE FOR DEAFSEss-A gen.
tleman who Tor some years was so deaf
as to be utterly unable to hear conversa-
ton in an ordinary ton, of voice, called
on US the other day and requested to
publish the method by which his cure was
effected for the benefit Of all who may be
afflicted with hi, intirmlty, whether aris-
ing from catarrh or other cause. Says an
exchlnge:
After trying the remedy prescribed by
his physician, this gentleman-now over
sixty years OF age-was recommended to
inject into the ear a mixture of CASTLE
soap and tepid wat"r: or, it may be as
hot as the part will bare. BY this simple
and entirely innocent preparation, used
daily for about two weeks. the hearing Of
the gentleman who recommends it was
completely restored.
The addition Of few drops Of pure oil
of eIvceriuc i, alsp Of advantage, q. it
softens the wrx e he car wien it becomes
hardened or If the deafness is accom-
panied With 4 sense Of uaea>incs-, or pain,
a few drops ot lau lanum w.I be If ad-
vantage in relieving the pam \ very
large number Of people ore afflicted with
partial dea:ucss, and it can. W. trust, Do
no harm to try 50 simple remedy
remedy which our informau: assures Us i
:. certain cure III many eases.
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The teachers of the spectrum are pre-

The teachers of the spectrum are pre-
eminently practical in application to our
own earth As the lines formed by the
spectra Of all known metals are well de-
fnod, whenever any new lines are visible
from burning vapor, the presence Of =
new and unknown body is at once reveal
ed and the operator is put on the line of
discovery In this way, since 1860, cal
sium, tha!lium, and in1ium. have been
added to the list of metals, aud lithium,
which was previously supposed to be one
of the rarest Of chemical bodies, is now
found to be one of the most widely diff
fused, in the juices Of plants. in tea, cof-
fee, milk, in the blood and muscular It's
sue, though in such minute quantities
that common and chemical analysis would
not have revealed it. 1t is said that even
the hundred and eighty millionth part of
a grain reveals itself in the line of the
spectrum, so that in the examination Of
poisons, or of the human blood, or even
of atmospheric changes, it is the most po-
tent alembic at the command of the chem
iss. The discoveries already made are
only dim prophecy of greater results to
come.