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CONGRESSIONAL.

3ssBTLIls-sA RESOLUTION TO RELIEVE ALL Po-
iIos; rc,
ESss,6NoUR IN THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT OF THE
yssENATE--PoLITIcAI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oFF1CE-HoLDERs
WASHINGTON; February 15.-IN THE HOUSE,
under the regular call, bills we're introduced
increasing the pay Of army officers; equallzing
the pay of males and females employed in the
executive offices; directing the Secretary Of
the Treasury to sell $50 900 600 surplus of gold;
granting loan of So, 600, 900 to the New Or
leans and Selma Railroad and immigration AS
! sOciation.
Blackburn introduced resolution relieving
all persons in the United States Of the political
disabilities imposed by the Fourteenth amend
ment. 1t was referred to the Reconstruction
Committee.
joint resolution was passed utborizing
the Northern Pacific Railroad, from Lake Su-
perior to Puget Sound, to mortgage its road
and telegraph to raise funds for its compile
tion.
The evening sessions after tomorrow W ere
set apart for The consideration of appropria-
tions.
motion to discharge Scannel, the recusant
witness, failed again by vote of 103 to 3S.
The House refused to concur in the Senate
Suffrage Constitutional amendment, and asked
for COMMITTEES of conference.
The bill relieving certain persons Of political
disabilities, heretofore reported from The Re
construction Committee, was taken up. 1t
was stated during tho dohato that no cases
were considered by the committee unless ap-
plicasion for the removal Of disabilities was
made in writing. Without action the House
adjourned.
In THE SENATE The written acceptance of the
Presidency and Vlcc-Presdoncy by Grant and
Coliax was presented.
Morton introduced q joint resolution requr-
ing parties desiring relief from disabilities to
apply in writing over their own signatures, de-
failing the Grc1ads upon which relief WIS
asked.
The bill to pay Federal ofice-holders at the
South who were unable to take the test oath
elected n long debate, but no action was taken.
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THE C-1TERPILLALs.
Proposed Plan to Prevent is Kavagcs
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE News.

~ hC CAItlOIS OE LIE NEWS.
1t was stated i'll volume publish during
the war, that it had been observed that hemp
cultivated as q border plant in ga dens would
prevent the attacks of caterpiIlars, insects
&c. This plant sown along with cotton alter
nateiy, i'll the furrows, may keep off the
caterpillar from our fields. 1t may thus also
be a source of profit.
Tho writer, from u recent consideration OF
the subject, would suggest also the planting
with cotton the seeds Of two or shree Of the
plants which y!ed an aromatic or fetid Qlor,
or which gives out on emanatiou hostile 10
insects. These arc the wild claamomilo or
May weed, the milfoil or yarrow, aud the tan
scy The "Carrion Flower" (Snsido hero acea),
which grows near Charleston, at its period of
infioresence in August and September is
sufficiently offensive for any purpose. Th Q
difficulty will be to piocuro seeds Tor the COM
ing year. 1t may be tested on a small scale by
those interested. F.PP.
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ed as gentlemen to shed the last drop Of your
blood III defence Of our most holy faith tho
JOY or our souls, tho peace of our numerous
| families, the banner of our country--and when
| those of us wh) have tho privilege OF being
| motho1s teach our children to speak we bless
our wise laws which will not allow that their
souls can be lndOctrln1tcd in other than the
| beautiful idlom OF Santa Teresa, OF Jesus and
| Of ST. John"ot the Cross"
| Tho opening OF the French Chambers took
place usual at the Pavilion Demon, the route
to whlch from the Iulle,ics was lined with the
National Guard. The hangings OF tho hall
were OF crimson velvet trimmed with gold lace.
with which the windows aud doOrways were
also drapcd. At tho farthcst extremity wa, O
| raised platform, ON which was the throne with
tho Chairs for tho members OF tho Imr erial
family and seats bchin for tho higher tfign-
tarics OF the court. The Empress Eugene
arrived some moments before Napolcon and
was met at the entrance by the Princesscs;
Clotildc, Mathildo and Murat. She conversed
a short time with these ladies', and then walked
through the Sale and up the grand staircase
TO the tribune, which is set apart Tor her. The
which was some exquisite poent dAlencon lace
Her bonnet was, like the dress, bluo, and
trimmed IN the simplest manner. The Prln-
cesses, like her Majesty, though dressed ver,
half-past twelve the doors had been
closed no ono being allowed to cntcr
later, save those IN the suite Of tho Emperor
At one. the booming Of cannon and thn
nouncod tho coming Of Napoleon. Whom he
entered the hall chambellan announced in n
loud tone, 'LEmpcrcur,'" and all present y, aa
until the sovereign had reached the t.lrol,c
and taken his seat thcrcupon. The Eyn}cre,,
wore the uniform of n general of division, and
was accompanied by the Prince Imperial who
wore suit of black velvet, Knickerbockcr, and
purple silk, stockings. He was pale; had u
iatigued look; seemed in fact somewhat bored
by tho imposing ceremony he was made to as
slst at. The Emperor looked quite well, and
read his discourse in loud, clear tone which
must have been heard in all parts OF the halls
In the galleries above the Sale wcre those
ladies who had received special letters of lnvi-
tation, and as they wore the richest toilcttes,
tho, cup dgI was splen lid The senators
and members of the Corps Legislalf we're, OF
course, ~ uniform, as were ell the officers
present and the Diplomatic Corps. Near the
throne the marshaIs and MINISTER'S stood, re-
splcndcnt with decorations and s;,lvor en-
6rolder!es. There was dcpuatlon OF the
Grand Crosses OF the Legion Of Honor and ali
the military and civil bodies of the State were
gorgeously represented
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Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company

Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
to complete their road.
Tho bill was ordered to lie over for second
reading.
Also, reported on bill to extend the pro-
visions OF an act for the relief of the Savan-
nah and Charleston Railroad Company, and
recommended that the bill be laid on the table
The bill was ordered to l1o over tor second
reading.
In TnE House, to-day. the bill to establish
tho Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's Island Ferry
Company was postponed and made the special
order for Thursday next, at P. M.
The bill TO incorporate the Home Insuranc O
Company OF Charleston, s. c., was read tho
third time and returned to the Senate with
amendments.
A bill to amend nm act entitled Gan act to
establish quarantine at Georgetown, Charles
ton and Hilton Head" received it's second read&
ing and was ordered to be engrossed.
resolution to authorize the Committee on
Claims to employ clerk was adopted.
message fro n tho Governor was received
informing the House Of his approval Of the
acts already published in the tclegraphc
columns Ct HE News.
The SENATE was occupied up to P. NJ. to-
day, in the discussion of q bill to alter and
amend an act to define the jurisdiction and
duty of County Commissioners.
Pending lengthy discussion on the ques-
tion OF agreeing to the third section, fixing the
salary OF the commissioners at 5000 per annum,
the Senate adjourned.
message from the Governor was received
informing the Senate that he had approved an
act to incorporate tho Mission Presbyterian
Church of Charleston, S. q.
The bill to authorize q loan for the relief Of
the treasury, received it's third reading, it's
title was changed to that of an act, and order
cd to be enrolled.
Nlr. Lunuey made report of the Committee
on Enrolled Acts. reporting the acts already
tclegraphed as ratified, having been presented
to the Governor Friday, February IL, at 2:1O
?. M.
The Senate then adjourned.
quorum not appearing, there was no after
noon session.
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WASHINGTON.

GENERAL BRECKINRIDGEr- GOLD CONTRACTS VA
UNDERWOOD CAsE-THE CoNFED ERArE
CRUISER GEORGIA.
WASHINGTON, February 49, General Breck-
inridge will leave Baltimore for kentucky in.
ten days. His health is good
The Supreme Court, IN o case involving tho
validity OF gold contracts, docdes in substance
that tho acts making gold and s,lvor legal
money have never been repealed aud that wo
have, Therefore, two kinds Of legal tender
money: First, gold and silver; so :ond, paper;
and that contract mado for tho payment CT
etherls valid and binding, and can DO en-
forced The constitutonality Of the Legal
Tender act Is not involved in this case.
The following is Grants letter Of acceptance
presented to Congress to-day:
"Ge7gzeTnen-P caso notify the two Houses
OF Congress OF my acceptance of tho imper-
tant trust which you have just notified me OF,
my election as President OF the United States,
and say to them that it will be my endeavor
that they and those who elected me shall have
no reason to regret their act.on.''
In the Supreme Court the Chief Justice in
Withholding the writ Of prohibition against
Underwood. said that heshad signlfed his dis
sent from Und.lwooG's opinion allowing the
Writs OF hdbeds corpus complained Of in tho pc
ttinn, and the difference OF op MON would be
certified to the court at an early DAY. and tho
next Frid y thnrea er the court would hear Or
gument on the case of Joter Phillips; meantime
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Mrs.. Jol,nse

Mrs. johnson, a confirmed invalid bo
never never appeared IN society in Washine ton.
Her very existence is myth to almost every
one one She was wa; !, last seen at q party given to
ner IT Grandc;nlldren. She was seated IN one of
satin and ebony. She did not rise when the
children, OF older guests. were presented to
her; she simply said, My dears. / am an in.
Sai,d' snu' and her sad, pale face and sunken eyes
looks much older than tao President, and her
age does exceed his by few swings of the
scythe OF lime. She was never beautiful, but
a. az oosery& would say, contemplating her.
None but q wise and good mother could have
reared such daughters as Mrs Patterson and
Mrs. Stover.-.[ Washing ton Correspondence.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Governor Bullock advises the Georgia Legis-
lature to restore the colored members and OK
c'ude every person who cannot take tho tost
oath.
The steamship Ariel, tho pioneer of line
between the United States and Denmark, will
sail from Now York for Copenhagen, ola South
ampton, March H. Ituger Brothers, the
agents i'll New York, have contracted to bring
several thousand Scandinavians and North
German cmigrallts during the year.
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English Immigrants FOR VIRGINIA. About
the lst OF September, small party OF EnelsL
ssoorting gentlemen. headed by Captain Ash
guns and other sporting requisites. Inientl;n {, q
to spend some timo in ho pursuit Of game
among the mountains Of tie stne Ridge. So
satisfactory has been the experience, and so
won pleased with the country are they, that a
GAINESVILLE, on the Manassas Railroad. and
Captain Ashland and Mr.. Samuel Warslev sail
cd from New York on Wednesday for the pur
pose OF bringing out small colony of: EngIsh
ta teaM'3rants, which ls expected to arrive about
the 1st of April per steamer.
[ WdShln0IOn Letter.
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Special uotites.
rIall oaks from little acorns grow.
Large streams from little fountains 40,

AS- SEVEN YEARS AGO THE PLANTA
lloN BlffERS were but ttlo known. To-day there
is hota nook or corner our land where they are not
found and used. The sal has reached the enorm CHS
number OF Five Millions OF Botcs annu .lIy and il ia
constantly increasing. 1t only shows what can be
done with really good medicine, and a systematic
course OF making it known. Perhaps no medicine
IN the world was ever so deservedy popular as the
PLANTATION BIrrEns Go where you will, among
tho rich or poor, and You will always find these Bit
ters III use. Their merit has become an establish he'd
i"c' ano we cordially recommend them in ca es of
dyspepsia oss OF appetite, chlls and fever, head.
ache &C. sc.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM DAILY NEwS.1
COLUMBIA, February 15.-THE SENATE to- day
adopted resolution to adjourn sine DE on the
25th instant
The bill to incorporate the Home Insurance
Company Of Charleston, with the House amend
mont. was passed, and the title changed to au
act and ordered to be enrolled.
Tho following received third reading and
we're sent to the House A bill to authorize the
consolidation of the Charlotte and South Carroll
no Railroad Company and Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad Company; bill to incorporate
the Sumter Fire Engine Company; q bill to in
corporate the Union Star Fire Engine Compa-
ny of Charleston; bill amendatory OF an act
to regulate attachmentsa Il bill to define the
manor OF con!essing judgments without ac-
ton; a bill amcndatory of an act to define the
jurisd cti on md to regulate the action Of Pro-
bate Courts.
The following bills received third reading
and the titles were changed to acts: bill to
incorporate certain fire engine companies
of fCharlcston; bill to lease the S5,te Road in
Greenvllle County.
The following reported ready fol- ratification:
An act to rer ew the charter Of Old Ports Ferry
IN Marion County; an act to incorporate the
Ashley Fire Engine Company of Charleston.
Tho following received a second reading
and were ordered to be engrossed:. "A bill to
prevent and punish bribery and corruption; a
bill to license wholesale and retail liquor deal-
ers; bill to incorporate the Calvary Baptist
Church OF Charleston; q bill to onablo the
banks of the State to renew business or place
them in liquidation; bill to ncorporte the
Deutschcr Artierie Unterstutzungs Verein;
bill to incorporate The Amateur Literary and
Fraternal Association of Charleston; q bill to
incorporate the Rocky River Baptist Church in
Anderson County.
In THE House, Neaelo introduced bill to
provide for the erection of free bridge across
the Congaree River.
The bill to incorporate the Columbia Build
ing and Loan Association was passed and or
dered to bo enrolled.
The bill to amend an act to organize the Cir
cult Courts, and the bill! to O. fne the duties Of
the State Reporter, and provide for the publ
cation Of the Supreme Court reports, were read
a second time and ordered to be cngrossed
The bill to amend an act to establish quaran-
tine at Georgetown, Charleston and Hilton
Head, was passed and sent to the Senate.
The Speaker presented the memorial of the
Fty Council Of Charleston, praying authority
h. amend act relative to the erection of
Nden buildings. It was read and referred
WE Committee 30 ondnternal Improvements.
Tha House was engaged the rest Of the day
n thlt discussion Of the Educational bill.
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GB-HE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from tho Moyune Districts OF China the choicest
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new scasons,
which arc unriv ed for their strength ana delicacy
"f flavor We warrant our TEAS to bepu and un.
adul terated and general satisfaction. AS we
are ocsnlt - recen NJ largo cargoas of Tcas, nc
enabled to offer to the pu6lic tho lnes chops at
price that many dealers offer inferior Tea at.
trial and comparison will at once lrove Ia asser-
ton. ond it only reans for the pubic to judge for
themselves WA. 8. OORwIl- y CO.,
No. 275 King-atreet
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the opinion Of the court on the writ Of prohibi-
ton would bo withhold.
The court has decided that the Confederate
cruiser Georgia, captured while sailing from
Liverpool, was legal prize OF war;
Both Houses in session tonight, the Senate
engaged on finance and the House on taxes
Schenck expressed tho hope that the Tax
bill would pass this session.
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Several tailors in Paris, trying to protect
themselves from noa-paylng, fashionable young
men, adopted y system II figurcs which they
circulated among themselyes, rating their ous-
toners 1, q, 8, 4, 8, 6, &c. according to their
readiness TO pay. Some recipients Of the less
complimentary figures heard OF tile plan. aud
sued the tailors for hbe.. eThey recovered 400
to 600 francs, with imprisonment added.
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eMarrieo.

LEaNUMaPETERso ~, L. soN.-In Philadelphia, Feb.
luary lay 4th, 1869, Mr. HENRY GLENUM, Of Phila-
ee e Pha: pennsylvana. to Miss NARY X. PETER.
SON OF Charleston, south Carolina X
NKLlN-MURPHY.-On sunday evening Feb.
fuars Ith by the Rev. Father MOORE, Mr. TENRY
y. .EONALlN. of New York, to Miss MAGGIE MIL,
PLY, of Charleston, s. G. ~ =
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FIeO1E THE STATE CAI'IT,AL.

The Charleston Election Bin in the
Housc-Fhe Speech OF DeLarSc-B RI
bcry nntl Corruption-Shnrp Passage
between Corbin and Cain-Tho Port
Royal KailroA6-Rills Signed by the
Governor.
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R5- BUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KR1ETE 4 CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe.
streets, and get better article for the honey
rhan atany oG0er estabi1snuunr 10 tile CITY
November IA l,,,o.
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H1- THE CELEBRATED w. s. G. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and unequal!cd-W. ). COR
WIN 4 CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of tho high.
est standing acknowledge that Gn in is pure state
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before tho public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly to those
who use it incidentally, an article that only re-
q''ires to be known to be properly appreciated.
B:D- 81 so per bottle. $15 per case
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EOR. CAHR VIZ
FOH a'ALAThA. E'AtDs< .OA.
VIA SAVANNAH, EkRNANOINA AND JACKSON

: !S-a1D THE FIR<T-CASs 3AMEB
ssssss~ssissssSG~ DICTAIOR Captain L. NJ. NoxETrRR
viii sail from Charleston 7uesud4 Ercrtno, at
Eight oci"ck, tot the above points
The f. at class steamer JTY PDtNt, -antain WIZ
y. MoNELTy will all from Oh rleston every Sutur.
day Epenin0, Eight o'c,ock. lor auoyo po.a,s
.onn"cuug with tn" Central Railroal 1T ,lya nah
for Mobile and Ne Orleans and wigh tna Eiorida
Railroad at Fornandinl for Cedar Kex at which
point steamers connect with New orr s4us Noble,
Peisaco u. Key West and IL vara
through Bills f.aiiDg given for Erti4i,t to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting lcath H. s. HIrt5 steam-
ers OcIdadhd and Griffin fir SlLoer SoctG b. s,I Lakes,
Griffin Eustas, Harris q NJ DIrhum
All freig' " yable IN tle wharf
Goods not removed ut supset si'l 3 staye at risk
and expense OF ow' ars.
For Freight or Passage en4agemey t. appy to
j. ., AIKEN fl,s.y ,..su:s.
rou'h Atlantis Wharf
N. B.-No extra charge for Mo.Is and statcrooms.
November 81
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MAGNOLIA Neutrality-suspicious. to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold as half tho price.
February 16 .ntho
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@y- DIR. WRLGHT'S EJuVENArING
ELIXIR, OR ESSENCE or LIFE, cures General
DebuitY, Weakness, Hystei1cs IL Fom les, Ialpita-
ton OF tho Heart and all Nervous diseases II re-
stores new ife and Ygor to tho ago clusinI the hot
blood OF youth to course tho ve,ns Restoring the
Org ns OF Genor zion, rsmovll g lmpotency aud De.
biity, restoring Malnoss aud iul yig,r. thus oy-
ing perfect "Elixr OF Lovo." rem)v,ng St,MIity
and Bar enncss In both sexes 10 tue yo inr NJ d.
die ased and aged, there no greater boon than
this elixir Of Life." 1t gives 6, now lease of life.
causing the weak and debilltated to have renewed
strengh and vigor, and tho entiro system to thrill
with JOY and pleasure
Price-one bottle 50; Three bottles So.
Sold In Charleston. 8. O.. by II. III. KELLERs &
CO., A. w. E0KEL & co., q. W. AIMAR, W. A.
sKkINE and RAOUE & LYMAN.
February 10 p&o tuthseowgmos
1, 90" BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. THIS
splendid Hair Dye 10 the pest in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
nstantaneous; no diaanpoint,ne..; &c 5.aso,s,o,ss
tnts; romediee the i'll effects OF bad dyes; invieo
rates end leaves the hair sot and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by ell Drugg1sts and Perfur era; 40
propssiy applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory. NO
Sond'street, New York. Ayr January
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TIE NEW NISTIe.1TION
The SPHINX SPEAKS.

Interview of the Congressional Commits
tee with the President clect-Gcncrnl
Grants Speech-He announces his Pol.
tcy--Economy, Retrencnmcnt, TIN Q
Faithful Collection of the Revenue
and the Payment of the Public Dcbt-
in fn In ful Officials to Walk the
Plank.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

PROBABLE ADJOURNMENT ON THE 25TH-pAs-
SAGE OF THE BILL TO INCORPORATE THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHARLESTON
OTHER LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
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Errors and abuses iooident to Youth Early Man
hood with tho hu nane view OF treatment and cure
sent by mall fee OF charge Address HOWARD
As OoIAtION, Boz r, Phiadeiphia, Pa.
January 10 3mos
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1J-CONSIGNEES PER s TEAM SHIP
MANHATTAN. from New York, are hereby notified
that shc Is dischargng cargo at Adgers Wharf TgIs
DAY. Goods remaining on The wharf at sunset will
be stored at expense and risk OF owners.
JAMES ADGER s. co.,
February 16 Aoant,
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CO CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEAIAL e
REGULAI oR.-Cure Suppressed, Excessive and
Painful Men situation, Green Sickness Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back lily sterics Sick
Headache Giddinese and all diseases that spring
from irregu 'rty by removing the cause aud all tho
effects that arsc from it, They pcrfe city safe in
oil cases, except when forbidden by directions and
are easy to administer, as they nicely Sugar
coated. They should be in the hands of every
Maiden, Wife aud Mother in the land
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggistsa a 81
per box six boxes for So
Sold in ,harleston, s. G., by A. w ECKEL & CO..
G. w. AIMAR, w. A. SHRINE, RAOUL & LYNAH
and Il. H. KELLERS g. co.
February 16 DAG tuthsoow3mos
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&S- CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES AIT.
or1na'y Compl UNITS, viz: Gravel. Inf lmm ii. n Of
tue Bladder aud ndeys Retention Of U rinc, stric.
lures OF the re!hra, DropSical swengs Brick Dust
Deposits, and all diseases that require diuretlc.
ard when used in Injunction with the CHERo K EE
INJECTION, does not fail to euro Gonorrho4. elect.
ana all mucous Disch .rges in Male or en- ale. cur.
ing recent cases in from to reo days. ana is es
pecally recommend ID those cases Of E!ucr albus
Or Whites in Females. Til, two medicines used in
conjunction VIII not fail to remove this disagreeable
complaint. and in those cases where other Medicines
have been used without success
Pr1ce-Remedy One Bottle, SO; Three Bottles $5.
Pr1ce-Injection, One Bottle. 80; Three Bottles S..
Sold In Charleston, $. O.. Wy @. W. AIMAR, e. II.
KILLERS CO., A. W. ECKEL CO., w. A..
SKRINE and RAOUL & LYN,H.
February 1G tutbseowan,os
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ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of WIN. $. CORWlN Co, No. 275
X ug-street, between Wentworth aud Beaufap are
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. This is
an established fnct.