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A Maine Man Committed TO an Insane
Asylum in Calf ornia.

District Judge Stephen Henry Chase, OF
Esmaralda country, California, has been de-
clared insane and taken to the Insane Asy-
lum at Stockton. Mr.. Chase is native of
Fryeburg, Oxford county, and had tine repu-
tation OF being brilliant lawyer and politi-
clan twenty-five years ago. He was FRESH
dent of the Senate Of Maine in lS46, was next
year a candidate for Congress in his district
and being defeated in obtaiu.ug the nomlna,
tion he sought, started for Caliiorns.s around
the Horn, where he arrived early in 1S4a. -
He settled in Nevada county, CAL, wheie he
accum ulated what is usually called a compe-
tency. returned to the East, married and
came back to his golden home, bringing with
him bis wife, VINO, being a child of luxury,
shortly became insane-her insanity being
supposed to have been superinduced by the
contrast her previous lie had Afforded
Mr.. Chase took his wife back to the East,
placed her in an insane asylum where she
shortly after expired. Mr.. Chase returned
to Nevada county, where he resumed the
practice Of the law. He was elected q
state Senator from that county for one term,
| when he removed to Aurora ON the discovery
| of the silver mines there. On the organiza-
ton ot Nevada as State he was elected Dis
triet Judge, which position be has since held.
He was possessed of a clear legal mind and a
brilliant Intellect. He made one OF the most
effective and logical speeches delivered in
Nevada during the last Presidential campaign
He vas brilliant conyersationalist and re-
loved by a large number of friends. But at
times settled melancholy took possession oi
him, which many thought the early loss oi
his wife produced. And ct last the same mall
ady which carried her away seized him.
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board AND RoOMs.
70 Let. Boarders Wanted,

.bl1 10 Lei. BOar0erS wanted.
A Front Chamber, furnished or unfurnished, with
- board to gentleman and wife. Also wanted
tour gentlemen boarders, ffi1 ts1 1tf 3aE F7F
Apply at 1a1 Oxford st, jesd5t
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watches, JeweIry, &c,

J. AMBROSE MERRILL. No. 139 Middle Street.
J. W. g h. b. McDUFFEE, cor. Middle & Union SITS
g. w. WlNGATE, Nos. III and 1l9 Middle Street.
EDWARD 9. SWEET, II Middle St., Fox Block.
7. +. HILL. No. 81 Federal Street.
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TOROMBEGA HALL, BANGOR,

At II o'clock, A. NJ; for the purpose of nominate ng
candidate for Governor, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before the Conven :
ti0n.
The basis of representation will be as follows
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled to
delegate and one additional delegate for
hye votes cast TOR Joshua L. Chamberlain at the
GuDernatorial election OF 1868 fraction of forty
votes will be entitled to an additional delegate.
No person will be admitted as delegate from
any town outside of the county of which he is
resident.
The State Committee will be in session at the
Reception Room Of the Hall, from nine O'Clock until
II A. NJ, for the purpose of receiving the credentials
OF delegates, and to hear and determine all cases Of
contested elections subject to ratification by the
Convention, re
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PRESS.
sa9s PORTLAND.
Tuesday Morning, June Is. 1869.
Republican State Convention,

The citizens OF Maine who endorse the policy
enunciated in the INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF Presi
dent Grant, and who are in favor of iudicious and
economical administration of State and Nationa
affairs are requested to send delegates to Conven-
ton to be held in
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B5lJa0rd Tables for Sale.

EOR SALE-Eight good Billiard Tabies-three
u nearly new. Can be seen at Mechanics Hall.
VIII be sold very low II applied for soon. For fur
ther particulars inquire ct tl7
aasdH 81 COMMERCIAL STRERT,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-23

II none be ehipped to other places. There is not
bushel to spare. The peach aud fruit crops
generally wero failure, and the drought
makes vegetables, milk and butter quite scarce.
This is no land Of milk and honey in these
times, yet. on Saturday, some gentlemen csme
over from Pendletou to hunt for butter and
eggs. In
THINGS POLITICAL.
Little is eaid or done, but Oconee may al
ways be counted on for humping anti -Radi-
cal majority. Strange to say, there Is de-
cided opposition here to granting any more
money to the Blue Ridge Railroad while Scott
and Plllsbury, representing the State and city
stock in the road, control tho huge concern.
1t is argued that the 100000 whi:h the
State agreed TO guarantee, viii carry on the
work for eighteen months or two years. BY
that time we shall have decent and upright
Governor, and may grant further guarantee,
If necessary, without running the danger OF
having 10 pay an official commission Of ten or
twenty per cent There is no opposition to
the road, but there is an indisposition to allow
Sect To- handle or control any more
Of the public funds. WDhalla has, in my
has already a guarantee Of a, ,O0O, 900. When
tuat 10 speut, auo Well speuti IL WllI De lime
enough 10 talk about guarantee OF $5. 600, 600
mole.
OUT OF DOORS.
The scenery here is very beautiful, and there
are not many. finer views in the State than is
had from the mount Of the famous Stump House
Tunnel. The air is fresh, but in the middle
Of the day The heat is as great as in dear old
Charleston. Senator Biemann, an active and
public spirited man, is the life OF the village,
and is never found wanting when the purse
strings are to be loosened for the good of the
country. D.,
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THE cHINAMAN IN TRADE.
Business Dealing Among tho celcstials
Yankee sharpness Outdonc.
A Shanctae letter says.

a Snanebae letter Gays:
The Chinese merchant is tho complete cpl
tome OF all that is close, sharp, and crafty in
trade. In deceptions, in all manner of lying,
and In tricks If every sort to get much money
for articles oflttle valuo, ho is perfect master.
Ho has no conscience and no sort of shame
cuiro. which lie assures yon ~ Q. the very
Oldest and rarest eort to be found in tho
market. Perhaps it is o vase-an6 for it he
asks in consideration OF it's age, beauty, and
rarity, the modest sum OF $50. You offer him
". He throws up his hauds in disgust, says
''the reverend and honorable gentleman is GER
tainly IN jest intimates that he foels deeply
offended that you could consider him guilty Of
such piece OF meanuess as to try to sell you
for $50 an article worth only 50; and wish an air
OF sadness which almost brings tesrs to your
eyes. and oauses you to bs ashameuM yourself,
he fans himself little, says, "Well go of"
turns about, and says he don't walt to make
any IN 1ney to-day, and go you may have it for
$49. III 1T be your first bargain with the natl 20
YOU Will probably take it, but if you have had
little experience you will say, "No, I will rive
49," He darts off IN disgust, says he will oer-
tainly never come back, shuts the door after
him, but opens it again 10 eay that Jou can
have the article for $45. You say "No"-and
last, after many words and several pretended
departures, no sells you the article for, proba-
bly,, IS. The next day tho same honest trades
man comes again with lone more OF tho same
Sort" and says to You that the one be sold yon
yesterday wac but second rate. and 10 ho sold
it to you for a small sum, but This one is really
the very best to be had, and 30 for this be
must have $55. end he won't really take any
less, and if you don't want to give 40 much say
60 at once and let tina. be the end Of it. After
precisely the same kind of hageling as the day
before, yon get this cuIro for about $9. Then
friend comes in who knows about the value of
such thinge in China, and he tells you that tho
two articles bought are neither old nor rare,
nor comparatively beautiful, and that they
stan 1s with a face OF innocent Satisfaction,
about twenty-five cents piece. You are indig-
nant. and boldly charge said merdhaut, with
fraud and lying. he, with hearty laugh, ac-
joke in the world. I myself boughta piece OF
amber. curiouely carved in the formiof ono OF
the idols, which, on examination. provel to be
quito quito good specimen-of NORTH Carolina
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JAhEs TWIN CorTos.-An Alabama paper
This variety Of cotton, which is to give fame
and fortune TO Its 'discoyerer, II It s6aii stand
the- tset ,of. succesaful .e1periment, has bolls
considerably larger thsp ordinary, cotton, and
q! staple ionKer than the Peeler. Che striking
tlat the stalks have no limbo. The cotton
ofeaka cut 10 clusters from the stalk, and
sometimes there are from seven to ten boIlsi n
one oluster. Mr. James is confident shat be
ilop. He has NO seed to spare, ss ho had but
tsnda ID Seiscf TIC best sssd, and . nsSs year. e
!i nis cotton proves to be as good as no thinks
II will, he viii introduce the soed.n
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The prospects of the India cotton crop are
good. y f;>f5 f1J lnf y .a.4d ~
Three boys;wese burned yesterd,y in some
frame houseB 10 Cincinnati. q o.
One hundred Thousand pounds OF gold have
been drawn tfom the Bank OF England for New
York. ;fr5ts- az
The Standard on lworks. at Oil City, Pa, are
now burning, and oil efforts to check the
flames are fruitlesa.
The Democrats In Maine gain one sena-
districts unheard from -. :
1t Is stated that Congressran Cary, OF
Ohio. is organizing workingmens leagues in
opposition to the Fifteenth amendment. :,
The New York Herald says the managers Z
the Methodist Book Concern deny the embez-
element canard and threatened an. action 4 r
libel.
The direo o-s of the Almaza bank of Havana
offers the government their profits while the
rebellion lasts. They have already paid
$4,000. IN I've g
The United States steamer Mohtcan has re-
turned with the Siberian Eclipse Expedition,
which failed in It's object through denee clouds
obscuring the phenomenon.
The lightning killed Mr. and Mrs. Hariil.
TOD. At Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, yesterday, and
set FIRE to the house. in which was consumed
Miss Hamilton, who was bedriddeus ii'sU sea
A man lin Philadeiphia has had shig eyes
put out by unknown parties; another was
fatally beaten by rufians; and lieutenant of
police has been arrested for terribly clubbing
quiet citizen, (, = ..yt, ,,,,.,
The Democratic Convention at SYRACUSE. sc,us,'
New York, was called to order yesterday by g.
J. Tilden, yhSse speech criticised Clranta
He deprecated the treatment Of
; the South, :, and condemned theiimaking Of
voters, regardless Of rsos or color.
Panama dates TO the 18th instant report sew.
arsi earthquakes along the Chilian coast.
They were terribly severe at Arica--sorty
. quakas on the 1sth nit. The people. fearing
psn inundAtiSn Of the sea. shsd deserted tie
place. yellow fever has again app cared at P;s.
aqua and Mejllline.. -
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NEWS FROM WAsHINaToM.

WAsHINaToN, September 22.-President
Grant and family returned this morning.
The Committee on Elections go to South
Carolina, November Sd, to take evidence in
election cases.
10 relieve the small note famine, the comp
troller will receive large rates of their own
issae from national banks, and give them in
exchange smaller notes, with as little delay as
possible.
Forty iron-clads are now ready for sea.
The President was at The State Department
nearly all the afternoon. =
The Government of the United States having
learned, through parties who had visited Spain,
that its mediation betxeen Spain and Cuba
would be accepted by Spain, instructed Min
lister sickles to tender it's friendly offices! Spain
has formally replied, thanking the United
States, but declining to enter into arrange
ments with the insurgents on the basis pro.
posed. There is no reason to belieYe that
Spain invited other European powers 10 inter
fere in her concerns regarding Cuba. Spain
having declined our mediation, there is moth.
ing else proposed by our government. There
are no war approximations here. 7i'oI:0S =
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funeral. uotie,s.

a5 The Relatives and Friends OF DR..
and Mis {. L. LOCKWOOD, nre respectfully invited
to attend The Fuuera, services of their infant son,
PAUL LEE, q. their residence No. Al Csnnoc.
THIS MORNING, o, Ten o'c'ock Sept %
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THE DLUE RIDGE.

What is said In wnlhalla OF tho Blue
Ridge Kailroad-Thc Contract about
TO be Forfcitcd-Scott's Brother-in-L NV
Flies to tho Rescue and Saves the Con-
traotors-Criswcn d Co. como down
with the Dust-The New Boring APpa-
ratus-On tho Road-Tho Crops-Pop-
u1ar Opposition to the Next Five Mil
lions.
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gaT KEEP THE BODY IN GOOD REPAIR.
ID much easier to keep the sy.tern in good cond
ton than TO restore II TO that condition when sha
tered by disease. The "House OF Life" like other
houses, should be promptly propped up and rus.
tanned whenever 1t shows any sign of giving wsy
The nrst symptoms OF physicu debility should be
taken as hint that 3 stimulsnt is required. Tho
next question Is. "what shall the stimu,ant be?"
A wholesome vegetable tonic, the stimulating
properties OF which are modified by the juices and
extracts Of antfebrie and laxative roots and herbs-
something which will regulate. soothe and purify,
as welIas tuyIgorate--is the medicine required by
the de6iiated. There are many preparations which
are claimed to be OF this description, but HosTET.
TER'5 STOMACH Differs, the crest vegetable
preventive and restorative, that has won its way TO
the confidence Of thepubic and the medical profcs.
sion bys quarter OF century Of unyaryng success,
Glands pre'emiuent among them all. To expatiate
on Its po. Lirisy would be to repeat twicetol
tale 1t is only necessary 10 consult the records Of
the United States Revenue Department to learn that
It's consumption Is greater than that OF any other
proprietary remedy Of either native or foreign
origin. ~ ,i.s. lit9
AZ 9 means OF sustaining the health and strength
under fiery temperature, the BITTERs have 4
paramount claim to co lsderation. It has III. efcct
OF fortfytng and braclng the nervous and muscular
systems against the ordinary consequences Of sud.
den and violent changes Of temperature, and is,
therefore, peculiarly useful at this season. when hot
sunshine by day. aud icecold dsws by might, alter.
nateIy heat and chill the blood OF those who are e1
posed 10 them. 'tsa r. 20 'iFsS
HcsrE1TeR's STOMACH BIrTRRs are sold IN
bottles only. To avoid being decaived by counter.
fe, see that the name OF the article Is on the label
and embossed on the slass Of the bottles. and our
revenue stamp over tile cork.
Sept 10 .l.-n pAo a-L-.- -tnA--
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arTHE NEATEsT, THE oUIOKEsT a

s@THE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
TUE oHEAPEsT.-THE NRws JOB OFFICE, No.
l4s EAST BAY, having replenished it's Stock with
new and large assortment OF material of tho finest
quality and latest styles, is prepared to execute at
The shortest notice and in tho best manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orters elsewhere.
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aS- NOTICE. HEREBY APPOINT BOW.
ERs & slLcox my lawful Attorneys for the Collcc.
tion Of Rents and the settlement OF all my personal
accounts JOHN A. COOK.
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NOTICE .-BISSE & CO., HARD
WIRE MERCHANTS. have c1ecuict>tS tho SUBJ
scriber Deedof Assignment OF all their Goods and
Elects for the benent OF Creditors without distinc-
ton Or preference. Pursuant to law, meeting Of
Creditors for the appointment OF m Agent, will be
holden at the Office Of Messrs. BRows MRRL1,
Law Range, on THURSDAY, tho s0th instant, at ~
O'Clock II. ALEX. a. BROWN
Sept 20 "a tete mtuths7 tH Assopee.
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Spefial Qotifrs.

as- NoTI C E.-MR. DAVID JENNINGS
has disposed of his interest in Hrm 10 Mr.
sITLRs HURD, Of srratford, Conn.
Tho business will be continued under tho same
firm name. JENNINGS, THoMLINSoN co.
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sS NoTICE.-THE TRANSFER BUoKs
Of the PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA win be closed from, the lst oc.
tober 1863. to 9th November next ensuing.
.a..-..-.. =. ..----... W. E. HASKELL,
Sept al tuthsb Ca.h;er
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a5 BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-TaIs
splendd Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the only
true and perfeot Dye; harmless. RELIABLE instanta.
ueous; ho disappointment; ridiculous tints rem.
edies the I'll effects OF bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the lair son and beautiful black or brown
Sold hy sli Drussists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors wi Factory, No. = Bond.
street. New York. Tyr NAV 1b
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Special notites.

as-THE REV. J. L. GlRARDEAU, D. D.,
will preach ID. VI In Presbyterian Church, sum.
merville, THIS iIhnrsday, EvEsIso, 7sd instant, at
y O'Clock. Sent %
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ara AHANDsOMEI NDUCEdENT.--EvERY
person who sends $s 80 to the "Xix CENTURY
Publication Company. in ihIs city. receives that
superb Magazine for one year. and a copy OF either
of the Wsverly Novels or the works OF Charles
Dlcsens that may be designated. Specimen mum.
ber with premium iiet 36 cents.
August 81 ~ iutha1mn L
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a5- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY ON
THE CAUSE AND CURE OF PREMATURE DE-
CLINE IN MAN. the treatment of Nervous and
Ply slcal Debility, &c.
"Ihere Is no member Of society by whom this
book will not be found useful whether such per,on
hods the relation Of Parent. Preceptor or Clergy
man."-Aedieai Times and Gazette
Sent by mail on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
tleAuthor, DIR. E. DEF. CURTIS.
Sept Tyr WaBhiuptop ID. q
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. AS SOL0MONS BIrTERS. THIS PRE-
FARAT1oN, compounded by one Of our Oldest and
most esteemed druggists. has. during the short time
IN which 1t has been offered to the public, attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven out OF
msrket the various tonics and stimulaus which, for
few mon'hs, by eIorbitant putting and heavy ad.
vertising, succeeded In building profitable busi.
ness for their projectors.
soomon's Bitters are not of the h,shy style, de.
pending upon large advertising. bought puffs snd
fctitious recommendations for o sale TO gullible
public, Their composition IS well known to and np.
proved by mspy Of our beat physlcians and the
prietors depend upon the intrinsic merits Of their
medicine to make 4. as popular as tits curative.
They do netpretend to oner o medicinal prepara.
tion that viii cure all the Ills that fesh is heir TO-
but they do contend that the judicIous use OF these
Biters will greatly alleviate humin suffering, ana
bring very many TO q state OF comparative health
who have long been strangers to that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation Of any pro.
fessed curative is worth dozens or hundreds Of
bought eert,6cates, and the Mesns. soLOMoNs
have only pnbllshed fe out Of the bundssds Of un
solicited testimonies which the have received We
this morning give copy Of letter from Hon. ALex.
H.sTEPHRNs. whoserscaliafIy enfeebled condition
for the past six months has been known to ID whole
country, His few earnest words viii 90 much fur.
ther 70 confirm tbs good opinion ALREADY existing q
to the beneficial quslities OF this medicine Jfsin
woald =. columns Of stersotyp.d' reconmfna. 1ons
srom uhtrown partiei:it, HtE ds5
i,LnkHTY HALL,
fCRAwyonDsyrrIn. Ga, August H. 1899. -.
Atifrs. A. A. SoloHons d Co, Drraoi,s. ,Sapannah.
6a.: .sfbefc Get lss-ih BY
0xsHstrs-Please send me hat q dozeR bottles
Of your B!ttsrs. Il have been uaing them lately
apop ths Recommendation OF friend. With decided
general ,trenath to my 'ystsn. sepa by Express,
with value endorsed. @. O. D.
Yours respectfully,
tsianed) ALEXANDER q, BTRPHRNs.
August "a limo
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a ID NJ U II U Al.
ice IAclpD AInc nnaan a nat
eo. oOutS HN4
CT
VIEW Y0RK x.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEIrABIE.
HALFLoAy TAKEN Nh Nonrs pr,u,npn
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so FIFTY, PER GENT
STATEMENT.
Polfces in force san oon oao
..s.,.
A''""'o""
hAh""i income. mc.................. 100000
Losses Paid..... 100000
-
W. H. fEchHAM' President.
VIZ. T. HOOKER. Vice President.
l.. MoADAM sacra,,rv and .o,-,,rr
GA. FUDIcKAR. Superintendent
pmEc1ons.
Hon. JOHN A. DI1. New York.
0 >.asa. ~ a ua's r'fn' Oh harper bros.' e1-
Jons J. CRANE, President Bank Renub,,c
wM. NJ VEnM1LrB. Banker tvermilye l. Col
onAs y. N''A"oop' oasn'er newark eankins com'
Hon GEoaoE OpDYKE. ex .Msxor of New yors
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Jnsurdnts.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
8. Y. TUPPE II,
IN PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK BUILD.
mo, EAST BAY-sTREET, CHARLESTON.

SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF New York. Cash Capital and Sur.
piuH. .81,S46, 6O3
PHeNlX INSURANCE COMPANY, of
New York. Cash Capital and Surplus. I,7I5,26O
MAN HAITIAN INSURANCE CoMpA.
NY. OF New York. Cash Capital and
Surplus. s...............".... ........ 1.aea,o43
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CON-
PANY, of New York, Cash Capital
and Surplus. s..................... l,20OS44
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY. Of New York, Cash Capt.
.al and Surplus. Observation-Disclosures. 795,a37
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY,
Cash Capital. ................. 900 900
CENTRAL CITY INSURANCE CoMPA-
NY, of Selma, Cash Capital. ..... 100000
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY. Cash Capital. Observation-Disclosures. 500 ,ouo
Sept I6 tbst,s
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as- KEEP THE BIOODl HEAIraY. A

asr KEEP THE BLOOD, HEALTHY AND
ALL Is WELL -RosADALIs. the great Blood Pari.
fsr by its nnryalled Alternative properties acts upon
al the ac'etoas OF the system at one and the same
ime causing all the organs Of the body to perform
their proper functions. however morbid they may
be I: renews the vital and physical energy, s;7sSg
new Ilfe and vyseity At the same time. SO that per-
sons using It feci that they enjoy an entire new fe
II every perscn In the United States were 10 take
one or two bottles Of ROsADALIs they would be re-
paid by renewe3 health and vigor. dose should be
taken three times day.
For sale by GOODRICH. wINRMAN q co., I'm.
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston. 8. C.
Septic ~ .as 5'HEsFL slutha
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@-MEDICAL NOTICE.-PArIENrs suF-
FIRING from Diseases partaiuing to the aenito
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scIentific
treatment by placing Themselves under the care OF
DR.. T. REENTSJERNA, oface No. "a HAsEL.
STREET. three doors east from the Postoflce.
August rs vs
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aS MESSRS. p. q DRAKE 4 CO., PRO-
PRIEroRs of the PLANTATION BIrTRRs. are
said to be the largest importers of St Croix Rum
and calisaya Bark in America The Rum imported
by this frm is all used IN the preparation Of their
Bitters, and is manufactured under the immediate
Of one Of their agents. upon leased pan-
tatons on the Island OF st. Themas. Over nine
thousand puucheons ABOUT one million gallons, is
ussd annually for their Biera alone. The CalissJa
Bark is all imported o Brazil. and is also gathered
and selected by tie natives under the suoerv on
Of An asent-sent on. for tha: purpose. The cures
produeed by these Bitters are wonderful.
MAGNOLIA WATEn.-superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold Mt hall the price. =