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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-10
THE PR ESS,

Wednesday Morning November 10, 1869.
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practice, but he should soon discover tho fact,
and he could make changes at any time in
that case. There was no difficulty about that.
The men he had selected would not rerlain in
the Cabinet, he thought, il it was not agree
able. He had originally intended to write,
about week ago, to each gentleman whom he
had fixed upon for q Cabinet position, asking
him to serve, but he was glad he had not done
so, and now he would keep tho whole matter
to himself until the appointments we're sent
to the Senate That saved much trouble to
him and to the gentlemen he meant to call
around him. but he had already made up his
mind.
He could send in the whole Cabinet at that
moment. Still, he might at any tlme change
his mind; and, 80 long as the names were
known to him alone, he could do 80 without
offence to any ono. His lcautious utterance
to the Pennsylvania politician tho other day
had already given himself and others muoh
needless trouble. Some persons seem to take
il for granted that he had designated Mr..
Ge2pge H. Stuart for a place. He had not
said any hing of the kind, and did not mean to
tell any one whether he had or not, but as per-
sons had spoken against Mr.. Stuart, he wished
to say to the Pennsylvania gentlemen that Mr..
Stuart was loyal man during the war, and an
honorable man. That did not imply, however,
that he (Grant) would OF would not appoint
him. The delegation then withdrew.
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AEEALxes IN 1HH STATE.
Marlboro'.

m@r1bOrO'.
An unsuccessful attempt was made last week
to set fire to the Btorehouse on Court house
Square, formerly occupied by Mr.. Dupre As q
workshop, by some person az yet unknown.
lDhad ars navigating the Great Peedee in tlie
vicinity Of Society Hill in large numbars, and
many Of them have already become the victims
OF expert fishermen. M S. hS7&t GGI
q Chessoff7elsas sEti ~ ,g u; (;
The Cheraw Advertiser notices the laudable
efforts OF Mr.. Robert e. Evans to introduces
the best stock of hogs and cattle. He has
brought out some fine Chester hogs and al
ready disposed Of o number OF pigs. They are
said to be very fine specimens. Mr.. Evans has
OF raising stock.
a The Advertiser also hag the following rars4
sEsRhs !: Serious approximations ara felt that
the return OF cold weather has destroyed the
prospect OF fruit crop, but we cannot think
90 yet Sc:iS trees wsTo in bud and bloOnA,
but great many were not far enotigh advans-
ed to be in danger. It may bs the rAeans OF
securing a good yield OF fruit by putting II
back until tho cold weather la over. I q b "
Many 81 our merchants are OF opinion that
there 10 very little cotton to come to marx0t
In this part of The aountry. aud this ia Isrtty
general opinion elsewhere. Itfs reasonable 70
conjecttire thai such is the fact, inasmuch as
the recefat high prices would be aps to- lsarry ib
forward. and tho necessities OF the planters
would have the Same effect Just In thia irn-
mediate country, we have no doubt, the 0pisf-
ion is warranted. " gt' 3. AZ
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of the militia in the Southern States, which was
passed.
A resolution sympathizing with Spain and
Cuba, and authorizing the President to recog-
nize Cuba whenever, in his opinion, q republi-
can form of government has been established,
was passed unanimously.
The Senate bill relating to the time for find
ing indictments in the Federal Courts for Of
fences in the rebellion was passed.
The Senate resolution continuing Professor
Agassiz regent Of the Smithonian Institute
WAS passed.,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON AND L1NcoLN-aEoRGIA AND LOUIS
lama NOT TO BE COUNTED IN ORGANIZING THE
HoUsE-BEAUREaARD REFUSED HIS PAPERS
GRANT sNUBs THE SOUTHERN NJ. C's.-aRANT
WANTS CUBA-FAREwELL TO JOHNSON.
eHINaToN, March 2-IN THE House, last
"sia' @h apPfor-'a t,on of $1,000 for repairing
and preserving Washington's house W.. reject
ed, while one of $4,000 for o portrait of Lincoln
was adopted.
The credentials of the Georgia members are
defective in not stating to what Congress they
are elected, and those of the Louisiana mem
bers in not stating that the candidates were
duly elected. These bIunders will deprive
Georgia and Louisiana of a voice in the organ
ization of the House.
General Sheridan will not. go TO Louisiana,
and General Thomas will remain in his present
position; but sweeping changes are contem-
plated in the military districts.
Acknowledgement Townsend has refused to
surrender General Beauregard's papers and
letters.
In replying to the urgent suggestions of the
Southern Radicals, who called in body on
General Grant on Monday, that he should
make room in his Cabinet for Southern loyal
list, Grant replied, "You have had Southern
leyalist for President for three years, that
ought to satisfy you.''
At dinner on Sunday, Grant, on tolerable
good authority, is reported to have said-.'Let
reconstruction alone, these minor perplexities
will soon be swallowed up by greater events.
growing out Of the recognition Of Cuba and a
contest over the Alabama claims"
There was an immense crowd at the Presi-
dents last reception.
Lieutenant Brains pardon has been ordered
and will probably be signed tomorrow.
Both parties are caucussng tonight
Colfax will resign the s leadership tomorrow.
Tbs President has pardoned tho Lamars,
convicted by military commission Tor cotton
frauds.
Pardons Tor Spangler and Arnold are now
momentarlly expected from the Attorney Gen
erals Office, when the President viii sign
them.
Seward leaves on Friday for Auburn.
A. T. Stewart, Of New York, is here; also,
Governor Wells and Colonel Mosby, Of Virginia.
Sol. Smith left one undred and seven thous-
and dollars.
There is rumor that General Steedman is
imprisoned in Cuba.
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EUROPE.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON. March a. Gladstone introduced his
bill. disestablshing the Irish Church. in q long
speech. Disraeh responded. The bill was
passed to first reading. The second reading
was fixed for March IS.
: FRANKFORT IN LUCK.
BERLIN, February 27.-The Prussian Diet
proposes to grant two million forms to the
municipality Of Florence to which the King
intends adding million from his private
purse. in the hope that such action viii draw
the hearts Of the inhabitants Of that city closer
to the monarchy and the crown. ss
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CONGRESSIONAL.

MASSACHUSETTS WANTS PAY FOR HER ExPnnsEs
81 IN THE wAR OF 1812-woMANs WORK WORTH
n AS MUCH As MAH's woBK-Mrr1T1A IN THE
SOUTHERN sTATas--cUBA TO BIZ RkooaNIzRD.
WAsHMaToN, March 2.--IN TINE SxNArE an
lneHeotual effort was mado to consider the bill
to pay Southern senators.
The consideration OF the Army Appropriation
bill was resumed. e
1t is the claim Of Massachusetts for interest
on the war debt Of 10l2, instead of that of the
rebellion, that Is creating discussion. After o
sharp discussion it was laid over. i3..
After very free debate, the resolution pay
ing female clerks the same ali male for similar
work wag passed. M e,#y l<Y ,s >t
"A long debate took place on the question OF
paying Winnie Reaha for her model OF Lincoln,
end the bill was afterwards adopted. so
4 conference committee was appointed on
the eilis removing political disabilities, after
whachthe Senate took recess. lF
Az TIN FousE, the joint resolution regarding
printing w passed; it had previously passed
Ino Assnate. It gives the printing to the
Inc lo1nt resolution authorizing bridge be.
tween Newport ah1 Cincinnati was passed. and
goes to the PresidS,t
The bill authorizing bridge between New
York and Brooklyn wA passed.
#9' a committee ct ccHfsxence was appointed-cn
tthe bill STRENGTHENING tse public, credit. hi
A connference ION \ vas asked on the Indian Appro
piiation bill. gsss y I ss &.
\ The report Of the conference on consular ap
3 preparations ivaa proved. II leaves Diplomatic
selsssions asi.2g With South America statu qpo.f
NUMBER OF bills we're taken from the
\ speakers table and disposed OF, mostly onl,
READ by their title; among thsm was the Senate
PHI and resolution regarding me orgauisatior
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Wbitaarp.

WELCH.-Ded on Tuesday evening. February Esd,
1909, at Rockville O., Mrs CORNEIIA r.
WELCH, wife of BENJAMIN H. WELoH, aged 81 years,
months and % days.
In the death of this most estimable lady devoted
husband and an only loving sister. with numerous
relatives and friends. have been brought to mourn
void has bee made in the family circle that cannot
be Allied. While she possessed all the genial quail
ties OF dear friend, and loved with full heart and
open hand, her connexions, by her daily walk
Christian principle, which we believe has been duly
rewarded by an everlasting life in the Land O:
Saints.
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FROM THE STATE CAPIrAL.

The Charleston Election BiM-Whnt
will DO done with 1t--AttOrney-Gone-
raj Chamberlain and his MissiO
The Bank or ahe state Case I'm q New
Form-Am Important Mabeas Corpus
Casc-An Important Decision I'm Kse-
gard to Taxation-Gencral Legisln-
tive Proee edings.
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FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON
Il

- sH%nD THE FIRST-CASS STEAM MER
DICTATOR, Captain L. M. CoxETrHa,
VII! sail from Charleston every Tuesday Euentng at
Eight O'Clock, tor the above points.
The frstc'ass Steamer CITY POINT, Captain WIN.
T. McNEITY. will rail from Charleston every Satur-
day Euenin0, ut Eight O'Clock, for above points
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans. and with the Florida
hailroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at which
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting soith Fl. S. Harts steam
ers OctapGho and Griffin for Sluer Springs and Lake,
Griffin, EIstis, HGrris and Durham.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at risk
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement, apply to
j. ID. AIKEN q Co., Agents,
t.9 South Atlantic Wharf,
NoYamber al
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MarrieO.

aHT-STROHECKER.-At st. Johns
Lutheran Church. February 23. 1863 by Rev. DR..
BAoHMAN. JAMES BOATWRIGHT, of Ndgefeld Dis.
triot, y. g.. to AGNES LOUISE youngest daughter of
the.late JOHN LEWIS STRoH ECKER, Of this city. No
cards.
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TION BILI--PRoGREss OF THE MILITIA BILL
THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
BILL-MovEMENT TO INDUcE THE GOVERNOR
TO VETO THE BILL CHANGING THE COUNTY
SEAT OF BARNwELu TO BLACKvILLE.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEws.]
COLUMBIA, Marsh SIN THE SENATE, the
following acts were ratified An act to enable
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Com
pany to complete their road an act to change
the location of the county seat of Barnwel
County from Barnwell Courthouse to Black
vile; an act to further amcnd the acts incor-
porating the University Of South Carolina.
message was received from the Governor
stating that he had approved the following
acts: An act to confirm and declare valid the
recent election for Mayor and Aldermen Of the
City OF Charleston; all act to Incorporate the
Columbia Building and Loan Association.
During the rest of the day the Senate was
mostly engaged in the discussion of Senat or
Leslie's Militia bill, fourteen sections Of which
were agreed to, when the Senate adjourned.
In THE House. the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad bill passed it's third reading by vote
of yeas 8S, nays 4, and was returned to- tho
Senate, where it was afterwards ratified.
The following were read O second time and
ordered to be engrossed: A bill to regulate
granting licenses by County Commissioners
and City or Town Councils; a bill to establish
8 ferry between Hilton Head and the MAIN
land; bill to provide for an election to fill
certain vacancies in county Offices; bill to
authorize Wilson s. Co. and Sylvanus Mayo to
build docks and collect wharfage at Beaufort;
bin to further amend the criminal law
The following were passed and sent to the
Senate: A bill to define the duties of State re-
Reporter, and to provide for the publication Of
the Supreme Court reports; aud bill to pro-
vide for the enumeration of the inhabitants OF
each county in the State.
Robert Aldrich, talented son of Judge Al
drich, arrived here last evening for the pur-
pose of prevailing upon the Governor to veto
the bill recently passed by the General Assem-
bly, to change the location of the county seat
of Barnwell to Blackville The bill was passed
by strict party vote, the Republicans voting
as unit for the bill on the ground Of it's being
q progressive measure
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av THE CKLRBRArED ". 3ss 3. oTUB

\ AT- THE CKLBBRATED W. SEs @. CLUB
HOUSE, GIN. pure. sofs end apeauailad- WI s. COR
WIN & 90. soae Agents Medical Iaen or the high
eat standias aeanewledes that sin m fs pure stale,
has great nasAieaL pRcpsrsses. We thaSafsrs psses
The CLUB HOUsN Gx shss9rs tha Duaplis VITA he
sreaAess nadsnoss snd nose psrAAesaasv ID thSse
who use II neAtoanAls. ~ GA as4acae that esniy n.
quirea 70 be hncsTA ~ hs psopaaiy asessssstsd.
" Sar Oh so peR kotAae. eng pee sass. N
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THE NEW ADMINISTRATION

Inauguration Preparations-The Ball
and PrOcesston-The Negro Question
! Tho President and President Eleet-
General Grants Cabimet-The Geor-
gians and General Grant.
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Special notites.

H1- NOTICE.-MR. J. ALFRED CAY
will act my Attorney during my absence from the
State. HENRY DAILY,
March 3 No. 80 Hayne- street.
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aE AN ATTRACTIVE RATFLE.-T
Rattle Of handsome SILVER TRA SET, MOSAIC
BROOeH, a&c., &o., will take place at the Commits
sion House OF Mr. Miles Drake, at the corner Of King
and Liberty streets. To-Mon2ow EVENING, between
the hours Of and so'slock. Subscribers and those
interested will please attend. March
A@ FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-ME6SRS.
JOHN CAMP1EN & co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner Of
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store 10
large and commodious and having seenred faM
stock Of the various cereals, they prepared to fur
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates. s, eowM September "a
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aS-J. IS. MARTIN tT.ATla aRuBRRi u
MARTINh will bepIsaasd 70 600 his friends ana
TONER'S At WINS CoRWrN q go, No. avs King.
street, hstween weatworth and|BsAnfaan,
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

The Democrats have carried Portland, Me-,
for the first time since 1860. 4 . ~
The Chicago Tribune recommends Joshua
r. Hill, OF Georgia, for the Cabinet. 8 #
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a~ NOrICR.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against WILLIAM M. SACK, formerly Gro
Ger in tlis city, requested to present them i'm
msdiately at the Office Of Messrs. MOROsO SAN
DERs, No - Broad street, and all parties indebted
to the said WILLIAM M. SACK are hereby notified
to make payment at tho same ofRse.
March nwf0* w. n SACK
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INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA
CHARLES1 ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE VIA EDISrO, BEAUFORT AND HILTON
HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
;. ,,siSS-Ess, THE FINE, FAST AMER
,kssssss9s7sas PILOT BOY, Captain FEM PEcK will
leave Charleston on MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN.
INGs at Eight O'Clock Returning, will leave savannah
TUESDAY MORNINGS at Eight O'Clock, and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON at Two o'clock touching 1T Edisto on
THURSDAY trip from Charleston, at eleven A. M,
and leaving Edisto at Nine A. M SATURDAYS on re-
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Chisom's each way
every two wnes., ooiAaanS-a.iaas with reDru.
ary 18th.
For Freight Passage apply to, .--, ..... 3,
JOHN FERGUSON,
February 16 Accommodation Wharf
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MS-THE EXTENT TO WHICH THK ADUL-
ITERATION Of Liquors Is carried on In this eours.
Try makes 1t the duty Of the purchaser to investa-
gate the merits Of the article offered for sale. s
well known fset thas many Of the Brandies Wines,
&e, afs Manufactured from French Rxtrasts. Esser-
tal Oils and Alcohol. which IL poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects. #
The public 10 Justly suspicious OF nearly every.
thing put up for salendar the nszae of Liquors, and
the trade has been brought into dtsreputs andir
order TO tnsurs to those who desire Pure Artios 1t
~ only necessary fe 70 nay that We Impofs Diresk
all Drandiesa Wines and Gins and warrant them per-
feotly pure % originally imported,
All RessleA I41:soxs bearing the labels Of w. 8.
oORwIN q q CO.. can bs Teised upon ~ being pure.
HS-ParcbAssFs should noics that the Paper Cae
the cork is not broken We ply for Botlso TINT
have our laba1s ana Ono polsaf pef doss, ~hsn sSe
turned. sS{$s ~ ts sSlg fG5y, h, 9Igs, z
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90 FOR GEOR G DTCWN,
CHERAW AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE PEE.
DRE RIVER.
- u,IE"Esh THE STEAMER PLANTER CAPT.
c. q. WHITE, is receiving Freight at
Accommodation wharf, and will leave FRIDAY
MonaiNa, the 9th instant, at 7 o'clock
Apply TO JOHN FERGUSON
March 8
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

THE GOVERNOR SIGNS THE CHARLESTON ELEC-
TIoN BILL-PRoaREss OF THE MILITIA BILL
THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
BILL-MovEMENT TO INDCCE THE GOVERNOR
TO VETO THE BILL CHANGING THE COUNTY
SEAT OF BARNwELn TO BLAcKvILLE.
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~ L hANA W11dDhAWN rhOA IaE
nra OF CRANE, BoYLsToN & CO., and can be
found at the store of Messrs. STRAUSS VANCE,
corner Of Meeting and Hasslstrsets.
SAMUEL J. CoRRIB.
Charleston, March /, 1862 March
aS- PRESCRIBING FOR THE PEOPLE
We have dispensaries hospitals noble institutions
Of all Kinds for the relief OF human ills. Every
thoughtful citizen appreciates the value of these
establishments for the amelioration of suffering
But they do not cover tho whole ground; in deed 1t
is impossible. in the nature CT things. that the
r-mount Of good they do should be at all In proper
Hon to the popular need. They are confined, prin.
cipally, to large cities To the sick man in the re-
.motest West. for example, Of what use is the New
York City Hospital or the New York Dispensary3 But
although asylums for invalids are not to be found
everywhere, unequalled tonic and Alternative ia
within the reach Of ell. There 10 settlement that
bears name within the limits of the United States
where HOsTRTrFR's STOMACH BITTERs is not
proeurabls. 1t is a medicine for the whole commu.
nifty easily obtsinable by all its members.
At this period Of the year, when the ''slant Of
February" is beginning to evoke unwhoasoms
vapors from the earth, and thefever and agRe' sea-
is close at hand, this excellent vegetable pre-
psration should be taken as, . yoRT1vrHR OF riaE
sYsrRM All complaints proceeding from indigestion
are rampant when tine winter breaks up in "pround
thaw;" simply because no sensible precautions are
% rule. taken to prevent them. Forestan the
evils that lie pey1w In many marsh, and swamp
and pool, ready TO pounee upon the negleetful %
soon as the sun shall have liberated the spring
miasma from the reeking SOIL Escape bilious at
tacks. colo ana all maIarious sndernic5 and cpl
denies. by strengthening and regulating tho diges
tive. lsecretive and diecharging organs. with the
MOST zssycAcIoUS ASD sAIaAMIc OF ALI. vHaExABLR
xNvIaoRAN1s. Dyspepsia 10 always aggravated by
ss lamps oakiy spring ana Shakespeare tells us
that ''the sun In Maroh. doth nourish aguss."
Against both theae complaints HosTEETTsS + sSU IS sIo
MACH BITTERs are the best possible protection.
rras nv =
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N@ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLEY ON DIsTRIor-IN THE COMMON
PLEAS.-THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
vs.. JAMES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aRA1H & LOWNDEs. PLAINTIFFS AT OkNEYs
Whereas, The plaintiff did on the NINETEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY 1869, file his declaration against the
defendant who tas 1t Is said is absent from and with
out the limits of this State and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, uI on whom copy
Of the said declaration might be served .
It is therefore ordered, That tue said defendant do
appear and plead to the said decar lion, on OF be-
fore the TWENTIETH DAY OF FEBRUARY, which will
be in tho year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy, otherwise final and absolute judg-
ment will then be given and awarded against him.
A. @. RICHMOND, G. @. P.
Clerks ONCE, Charleston District February 49, 1sss
March s 1e3mo1yr
a@ THE NEW MISSION PRESBYTERIAN
CHDRCh nUiLDiNG In George street, near ST..
Philip, will be opened for Divine Eerviss ON next
SABBATH, Tth instant.
Preaching at hslfp past Ton A. NJ, by the Pastor,
e. y. ADAMS, after which the Conan aaien will be
aAministerea.
At halfpast Three r. NJ, by the Rev. T. W.
LEWIS, of the Nj. z. Church.
At halfpast Seven in the EVENING. the Rev. Mr..
sEABROOK will address the congregation. Col
lestions will be taken during the day to aid tho
building towards completion.
The Dag School connested with tho Church will
bs taught in the same building on and after Mon
DAY, the 9Th instant under the supsrintendense Of
Mr.. T. J. MINToH, and will bs prepared to en-
large the number Of its pupils.
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A5BSBAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Ero9s and abuses inetaent 10 Youth and EARLY Nam
hood. lsa tbs humane view Of treatment and curs.
sent by naasl ftas OF charge. Addsess HoWARD
ASs0OIAEION. Dox p, pailsdsiphis. Pa. S,t
Jenuarv m 9naoa
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aFWR ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune Districts ct China the choicest
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new seasons.
which are unrivalled for their strength daheacy
"f favor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
aduterated, and to give general satisfaction. Az we
are constantly In receipt of large cargoes Of Teas we
are enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at
aprice that many dealers offer inferior Tea at
trial ana comparison viii at once prove this
don, and only remains for the public to judge of
tksnselvss. WIN. Q. CORWIN Il co.,
.A. No. 276 King-streek
A1- ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment OF VIM. 8. OoRWtN q CO., Nc. avs
King-stfeet between Wentworth and BeauAain, are
Of the FIRST QUALITY. They sell No goods bmt what
can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. This IL
an established faCf