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NATURES GREAT RESTORER.
Sill e Us
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.

This medical preparation is offered to the public
reliable substitute for the many worthless compounds
which flood the market. 1t is purely vegetable
composed of various herbs gathered from the great
house of nature and selected with the utmost 1t
is recommended CURE ALL but by its direct and
salutary influence the Heart Liver Kidneys, Stomach
and Bowels it acts both preventive and for
many of the diseases to which those organs subject
1t is reliable Family Medicine, and can be taken by
infant or adult with the beneficial results. 1t is
certain prompt and speedy remedy for DIARRHGA DYsES
Terry, BOWEL COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA. LowNEss SPIRITS,
PAINTINGS SICK HEADACHE &c. For CHILLs and FEvERs
of all kinds it is far better and safer than quinne with
out any of its pernicous effects 1t creates appetite,
proves powerful digester of food and will counterfeit
the effects Of liquor in a few minutes.
PREPARED
JACOB SHEET, Sole Proprietor,
N. W. cor. Fifth and Race Streets, Philadelphia, Pa
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
noY u. lS6S-lY
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DIR. DAVIS DEPURATIYE.

This invaluable preparation, through its intrinsic
merits has stood the test of twenty years experience
with greatly increased popularity For the treatment
and Of chronic disease ii is unsurpassed pures
the blood and restores the secretory functions to healthy
action thereby curing the most inveterate such
serOfua. scrofuous ulcers and eruptons, tumors
largement of the glands goter scrolous eyes and
eyelids enlargement of the joints pain and swelling of
the bones and tendons white sweilings hip and 5pine
diseases liver disease aundce dropsy bronchitis throat
disease chronic cough splitting of blood weak lungs in
cpent consumption old and obstinate ulcers spreading
and eating ulcers Of the nose, lip, mouth tongue soft
palate and throat lupus, mercural and syphitic
ulcers and eruptions letter, salt rheum scalp
ons and all diseases of the skin, scurvy govt neural
gia chronic and inlammatory rheumatism, habitua cos
tveness dyspepsia, sick headache, dizziness vertigo,
papation of the heart and all diseases arising from
impure state of the blood whether hereditary, acquired
contracted Dr. Davis Depot and office for the sale of
the Depurative, is
412 RACE STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Where Dr. Davis may be consulted all diseases Price
81 per bottle, six bottles for So.
Is For sale by ii. ii. Mitchell, Elkton Maryland.
April 10, 1S69-6m
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THE STEAMER ALICE

Will resume her regular trips between Port Deposit
Lapidum and lIavre de Grace, Monday next. March
LIST proxmo. Leave Port Deposit for Lapidun at 500
AN, and $780, 49, and $50 Pm. For Iavre do Grace
at 945 AM and 10. and 800 Pm. Leave Havre de
Grace tho arrival Of the $40 and go Pm trains
from baltimore and II 40 AN. train from Philadelphia
Will attend the ferry from Port Deposit to Lapi,lum
between the regu lar trips. ID. VANNENAS
Feb q 1S69-3m Captain
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MeehngS Of County Commissioners,

YTNIIE regular meetings of the County Commissioners
l. will be held the second TUESDAY Of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
file the in the Commissioner Office with a lcpa
voucher: account will be allowed not properly
chargsable to the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated or
settled will apply to the Clerk during the of the
Board. By Order
VIM T. MILLER, Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County.
De H. 1so7-y
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FARM and HOUSEHOLD.

eB-To any who will contribute an coca
sional article to this column-once month
or oftener if so inclined-we will send copy
of The WHO free
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Orchilla GuanO.

TRUE BIRD GUANO
Hen IN Phosphatss and Salts and equal to the best
Guano For sale at 81 per ton by
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
ost ~ looo Ekton.
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OF COMPLEX
ION must purify and enrich the blood which HELM
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARLA invariably does
Ask for HeSmbolds Take no other.
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CRrMBs.-A negro left work In the city yester
day and went to james Island because lie wanted
to save his hog from the tidal wave.
Governor Scott has appointed William s. Ligon
beneficiary student In the University OF South
Carolina from Anderson County, upon the nom.-
nation OF the legislative delegation OF the county
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to thirty-nIne dollars and nfty cents.
Four sailors deserted from the brig James Kirby
few days ago. Two Of them were captured by
0mcers Hernandez and Truall yesterday.
Leltch & Bruins will sell q largo quantity OF
stocks and securities ut the old Postonice this
morning. t.tr.
There were 1923 bales Of cotton shipped from
Savannah Saturday.
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REAL ESTATE IN CoLUMDIA.-The Phoenix re-
ports the following stock and real csnte salcs in
Columbir OH Monday, principally sreriir's ana
and bankrupt sales: b..
One.half acre on Plain street, with two story
dwelling, for $3.50.
n, One Ono acre lnnd, adjoining Baptist Church, on
Tract land In Laurens County, with fine water
power Hour, grist and saw mills, Sl8I0.
TWO ncrcs land, near Lntta's Grove within half
mile OF the city, $40.
Thirty-seycn shares Charlotte Railroad stock
ut S54 per share. = :
City Of Columbia six per cent. bonds, at SOS.
LOT Win cottage, measuring 87 feet front by PIG
deep, for S225o-one-thrd cash, balance in one
ana two years.
vacant'lot on Washington street, 50 feet by 2Os
deep, S925-one-third cash, balance In one and
two years.
Lot OF land fronting Richardson street, so Yeet
! inches, running back 153 feet: on the lot there
SI265 81 cash, balance In 1871.
Lot OF land situated I'm Richland County, con-
talning and 45-l00 acres, for 5000 cash.
Lot OF innd In the City or Columbia, containing
two and a half acres, adjacent to the canal, the
life interest OF p. lSofl, for $500 cash. = 'i
the city OF Columbia, bounded on Washington
street. running bnck 2os feet for $1,000 cash.
Tract or plantation OF land, In Richland County,
on Congaree River, containing s1l acres, for SCI
per acre. .Nt 'a.H
thirtyone ncres on Griiiln's Creek for $40 81 per
acre. I
Tract land, in Lexington County, known rs tile
Sand Hill Tract, containing $40 acres, sold for
nlty cents per acre.
?. Tract land, with improvements, containing one
acre, situated In the city OF Columbia, for $4,000
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AMoDEL EsTABLisHaENT.-wein invite the atten-
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CITY AFF AIRS .
Meetings This Day.
Auction sales This Day.

r. M. Marshall Brother will sell at half.past
10 O'Clock, ut their oflice; horses mules, &c.
"A. Q. McGilivray will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
ofllce, carts, horses, &c.
William Mckay will sell ut 10 O'Clock ut his
store, Japanned and tinware, furniture, 30.
Leitch 4 Bruins will sell at IL 0'riocS at the OLD
Postofflce stocks ana securities.
n. A. Hunt viii sell ut 10 O'Clock, Mt his store,
boots and shoes.
biiles Drake viii sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
clothing, dry goods, &c. 10.
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THE Notwithstanding very good house, III
Guiding large proportion OF ladies', witnessed the
dismal drama of East Lynne last night. The
company showed to somewhat better advantage
than OH the previous evening, and Miss Levcring
=, especially exhibited marked Improvement in her
acting. To night !" .arc to have new sensn-
tional drama entitled The Poor OF New York.
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ffyH A9R LES 2 ON M 81 TEL
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. !

This 6rst-ciass HOTEL, situated In a pleasant
Location, andtia the business portion N t6s city;
manent or tranaleut guests The aceommoda.
tions Are unsurpassed. having extensive suites Of
!d1snty 1urutshedl apartments fornfaMilea and
single gentlemen. The proprietor win erdeavor
70 maintain the high reputation enjoyed BY the
.Snsfleston" "a hrst-class house, and no e1ort
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upoh III
sans ans Osss S3 ss o&afsepi YIN De
TSs S6Sse sapp,isd sS & SitH fSs ITO,
sian water, Of which deligh ghtfnf bat6S Sin % had
L EstinS;sI ;s ISsy Or nigh. SOD s5 .kH. 1AGxs0N i
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THE CocoASrT oUEsrIoS.--A washington letter
ofsunday says: 'Thc government appointees ut
Cherleston, South Carolina, seem to be of few
days and full OF trouble One or the appraisers,
who is also corporation OFFICIAL recently decitl-
ed that greon .cocounuts must he stamped be-
fore being offered for. sale in public market
Commissioner Dclano has reversed this decision,
and 1t is said doubts the competency OF the cor
poratIon 'onlclal' TO execute the revenue lnws
Comment Is innecessary.", ~ sl
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S.ASINGuLAR COMPROMISE OF A CAsa.-Last Sat
urday negro named George Mitchell had war
rants issued for the arrest OF four negroes, one
girl named Martha White, whom lie alleged would
have Killed him but for gun lie had In the house.
The parties were arrested, and during the cNami-
nation before the magistrate yesterday, 1t appear
cd that MI, chell had committed rape upon Mar
tina, and then had beaten her. They agreed TO
compromise tile case, and Mitchell paid tho costs.
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THROUGH TO GRAnAMvlLLE.-The trains on the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad now run
through to Grahamylllc, leaving here on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays OF half-past eight
O'Clock A. NJ; and, returning leave Grahanlviiie
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at q quarter
OF nine O'Clock A. NJ.
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TER LATE OTIS J. CHAFKk.-Ihe funeral OF this
gentleman, for 80, many years q conspicuous
member Of our mercantile circles, took place yes
terday morning, when the remains were inferred
In Magnolia Cemetery. Mr.. Chafee was native
OF Rhode Island, but came to Charleston in early
youth, and by diligence and perseverance won
his way to business success. AS m alderman, as
a director OF the Bank OF South Carolina, and as
prominent member OF the yestry OF st. Philips
Church, he attained high place In the regard OF
the community. His health hnd long been feeble,
and at the close Of the war he took up his resi-
dence at Aiken, where he died on Sunday last,
In his forty-flfth year. ftaFI,
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CArrAtS JAMES BERRY.-Thc eyes of our print
ers were so dazzled by the brilliant appearance
OF our new suit Of type that they substituted the
name OF Captain X. ". Lockwood for that OF
Captain James Berry as the commander Of the
fine steamship Charleston. Captain Berry, OF
course, still commands the noble vessel which he
has made dcscrvedly popular, and will, we hope,
continue to do SO for q thousand years to come.
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LADIES' MUTUAL AID AssOcIATIoN.-The report
Of the receipts ana expenditures OF this associa
tion, for the month Of September, 1852 is rs fol-
lows: Balance September l, $40 IA; salcsroom
account, s54 IS; subscriptions, $40 IS; donation,
sl5 Total, lis 81. Cash payments, SIS. Balance
on hand October !, SAB 81. @-,-.-,.i
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THE LoNdsuoREMsN's .STRIKE.-The strike
among the members OF. the Longshoremen's Pro.
tcctive Union Assoclatops stln continues, and al
though they wese more quiet yesterday, there
were two or three Instances OF lawcssness, and
early in the day one man who persisted in work
Ing despite the threats and entreaties OF the str
kers, was severely beaten, A lumber of the strt.
kers have consented to work with those not con-
nected with the association Mt the rates demand
ed. Those who consented to work upon these
terms were ordered to uesist by the non-workers,
but refused to do so. There are over two hundred
OF the strikers still out OF employment :.
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- ANOTHER R-DRrMMER.-Gcorgc IIubbell was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday to show
cause why ho should not be fined for soliciting
orders for the firm Of George Shttels, OF Cincn-
natl. He did not show sufficient cause, aud was
fined S25.
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li..t la.tS }.i5, 4oiels. !. .gts.,a {
.o.LfuMlBsIA HOT 81 !.
= - coLumn1A. SOUTH :cAaoLIsA. Az ( {

Tao Propretors take pleasure In announcing
this tIy.furnishel Establishment now open
for the accommodation Of guests. The table Will
season, both from the New York and % cSsrieston Ton
markets, and no efof s.eHill be- spared 10 give
perfect satisfaction In every respects to our pa.
FREE sI IgScH ,,s ,ssss ,s efeotet every
4. J, Sa dHsHAs "
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HOTEL ARRIVALS OCTOBER 5.-PAvILIoN HOTEL.
E. j. Rembert and lady, South Carolina; A. j.
Thorin, Steamer Dictator; W. II. Nevils, wife,
child and servant, BIackvllle; Lewis NJ. Aver,
DR.. L. Aver, Barnwell; Isaac A. Blanton, Merca-
tus s. c.; T. J. Len, Granltcvile; q. N. Steadman,
a. Porter, c. f. Lartcgue, Dackville; ]. F. Town
send, Cokcsbury; II. II. Maurice Greenwood; l..
D. Owens, Aston; ]. X. Rabb, Long Run; r. T.
Marlborough, Monticello; J. ]. Rudder, ID. l.. Gary,
Ncwberry; A. NJ. Kirkland, Southern Express
Company; A. NJ. Green Georgetown; J. Broad.
away. Anson County, N. c.; ]. A. Law, A. J.
Price, Ell odem, Darlington; II. ]. Drabham,
Bamberg; NJ. a. Mayo. Buford's Bridge. :,
CHARLESTON HoTEL.-G. NJ. Hope, Augusta, Gn.
w. ]. Frlsblc, Boston; +. NJ. Gilmer, Jr, Alabama;
G. Bcllinger, Damberg, ]. NJ. Haylc, Camden; DIR.
Dear, City; O.. ID. Mercer, New York; ]. c. Gllett
Augusta; p. S. McNul,y, Georgetown; Adolp
vogcl, Home; E. Merlernspery, Austln Texas.
j. G. Johnson, Home; d. a. Boyd, Morgan, N. G..
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9sw!in1, Alattyinss.
I ANB FAM1LY KN1rTrNG MAoHfNE

AAH FAMILY =. KNITTING lAaAI|G1HEfNE v I|G1
ras ssss sssss Ssss1s saa sss sss sSy sss
'drsd dinstent sAYfnetsa ana Issitoxesa uoidaHd
,eaysr MsdafsSt %, tbs 1siheat1 JVaifS sin 1.-THE
% make,noney Snerfos spmplel and tcSnas Id
dreM 1.Sa LAHR ,KHtTftNd K,L,Gp.,, :.
sspt23 LmH 9FJn 4,a ChicopAc Fails, xtas
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THE UNITED STATES CouRT-EoN. GEORGE ,s.
BRYAN, JUDGE PREsIpINa.!The District Court
met at 10 O'Clock yesterday! ] s4 !. 8
The following named parties were drawn as
Grand Jurors: Joseph A. Enslow, foreman; v. p.
seignious, W. l.. King, Leopold weekhon, A.y.
Gregorie, Edward Mazyck, E. Poncignon John
n. Muller, J. H. Murray, Richard Hogan, John Nc
han, F. II. Duo, Edward W. Lee, II. .sIegling, J.. O.
often, wm.f fUrferhsrdt, Jos. Book, wm Schroe.
der, F. A. Whitney. a. Krocg, g,t:Patrick McGary.
Richard Holloway and Robert IIunker.
In the cage Of lewis EsS,Tresc6tt, the Judge an.
proved the appointment 81 Lewis McLaIn as al.
signea. - -, W. >Ss
In the case Of wlifofd Dupont, petiti on for dis.
charre The petition was referred to Registrar
CARPENTER, and anal hHa ing ,eFTqqersa before the
Coutt On the nh 9f thlS LrnonthA i;gEthD
In the Gases OF Mml II. ,Hoihnsthesd;i J. r.
Whitehouse and Ieyy Alexander, petition to
SHOULD appearbn Gle nfsf OF NoSeiXbsrand show
cause why the discharges 1should not be set
aside. - ..s
establish lien, the report or Registrar 6lawson
was read and confirmed. ~
Petitions OF jas. n. White, ": T. waulden, John
5oosefT OF Vaudeville, John fi5fSI oEflsScaster,
z Ehjah Dawkins, ofUnion, for nnal discharges in
panntue cI.i>were granted. s,x SpgEKJ
The grand jury returned tie following true bills.
Nelson Deas, Henry poscler, benj. Jones, Marcus
y. ftfqsqer, Jacob Mil}s J. o. y. Saunders, Leo
ip6sd tossphs, NexanAh 3asspaGa and Inssaw wen
R. BuIns.s AZ ier I Iyi0lstlsn lais ef the intsrpAl
DeaIs then Adjourned sd.i t.S a. n. to-day.
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MEETING OF COUNCIL.

An Alderman Accused OF Onoring n
Resolution through Personal Spite
No Fight-Onc of the city Engineer
Investigating Committee Expresses
his Opinion.
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OYSTER SoUr boiled mutton with caper sauc
baked bass and other good things for lunch I
day at Torck's, corner Of Queen street and Il
Bay .,..-.-- ....
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BILL OF MoRTALITY.5The City Registrars re-
October I'd, shows that there were no deaths OF
white male ana female adults, and. only one male
and one female child. Total number OF whites,
two. Among the blacks there were four male
and FIVE female adults, two male and six female
children. Total number OF blacks, seventeen.
The ages OF those who died are appended: Under
one year seven; between one and. five years,
three; between i've and ten years, none; between
ten and twenty years, none; between twenty and
thirty years. one; between, twenty and thirty
years, one; between thirty and forty years,
one; between forty; anu nfty years, three;
between fifty and sixty years, none; between six.
ty and seventy years, tso;, between seventy and
eighty years, one; between eighty and ninety
years, none; between ninety and one hundred
years one; oyer one hundred years Of age ne lie.
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BUSINESS NOTICE. So

one OF DICKENS or scott's Works is present
ed. to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tury. Is, .eG' - s.' oct8
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THs &C, ussfNd NJ CAsE.- case or fhS po4, w
lieeman who q charged win nAltfestlua. sqrfis.,
oner, was called bsfors che ifay6r ysstsrdsys aHa
BY him turned over 70 . magistrate 81 ps fs.
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Aurtioncers' 1)ripatc Galcs.
by sAML c. BLACK, Broker, No. % Broad stree
BY ]. DRAYTON FORD.

ABLE REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
A large and commodious BRICK RESIDENCE
noS s,a SSTn, street between King and Meeting. In
An elegant Residence containing ten rooms.
with large garden and completely fitted up, in
Wentworth street. between Pitt and Rutledge
Apply at No. 40 BROAD STREET.
OCtA Ww2p4C
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''THR BANDITS OF THE HARTz MoUNTAISs."-
Read this admirable Legend by Miss Annie Barn
well in the XIX Century. Complete in one mum
her. octB
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Drmss, Chemicals, ,&s.
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