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LYNEs-Died. on the 18th Of May, at the Farm
Plantation. on Cooper River, Mrs. z. A. LYNEs, wife
Of SAMUEL W. LYNRs. after long prostrsted illness
Of seven weeks Blessed the dead who die In the
Lord.
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Special Notices.

NoTICE.-TH STEAMER CITY
POINT win not sale for Florida until TursDIY
NIeHT, when she will take the Steamer DICTAToR's
place. The DICl AToR will haul of the line to re-
paint on MONDAY. Slst May, afser her return from
Extra Trip to savannah.
May27 8 I'D. AIKEN h CO., Agents.
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@IHE VITAL STATISTICS OF tn

aTIaE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE
United States show that periodical fevers and acute
and chronic disorders OF the stomach and bowels
are among the most prominent and fatal diseases In
this country. Disobedience to the laws of health,
as regards diet; the use OF pernicious stimulants;
and The wear and tear of business excitement, and OF
.fast life" generally have much to do with the pre-
vaence Of these maladIes In our ciHes; while in the
West, and especially In the newly opened districts,
they are chiefly due TO malaria, unwholesome wa.
ter AMI the exposure and p ivation incident to Life
in new settlements.
Now, it is fact that 1t is possible to protect
the human ysem against these maadies as to guard
life and property against the incurso ns OF assassins
and thieves Strengthen the vital organization with
Ho,IErTER'S STOMACH BITTEkS, and 1t be-
comes az capable of resisting the active principle of
endemic or endemic disease as ireproof safe is
Of req citing the action of combustion. This is the
e,psrience of thousands who have remained un'
an he'd by maarious disorders in the sickiest sea-
sons while their neighbors, who neglected to tone
and regulate their systems with this unequnled
medicinal simulant, have fallen thick and iast
orouud them, weaknessi II vites disease. vigor re.
p,ls it. Help nature to fight the good hght with
lnfcc ION, whether il be the cir the water or the
soil, with this matchless prepsra'ion-a compound
OF the rarest vegetable extracts with the purest OF all
dffusive stimulants. Dao q May -
aS- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-TaIs
splendid Hair Dye is ,hs best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless reliaole' mstaII-
neoua; no diaappontrn INT; no ridiculous nntA REM
edies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invlsorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
Sold ly all Druggists and Perfumers; aud properly
anplied az Batchelor's Wig Fdetory. No. - Bond
street. New York. 1yf may 10
VERGNE's RO-CHEMICAL
BATHs.-A BRANCH OF DIR. yERdNE's ZOE NEW
YORK ElectroC Chemical Baths Is now established
and IN daily operation in Meetine. one door above
Hudson.strcet, over the Office Of Dr.. p 7. sCHLEY,
who has private room for the especial accommoda-
ton OF those who w:sh to be treated by the Medf'
Gated Baths which are celebrated for the cure Of all
diseases produced BY the too liberal OF Mercury
in any Of Its forms also Rheumatism, acute and
cEronic Gout, Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervou
Affections, Debility, and Chroni, Diseases gener-
ally
DR.. 8. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discover r. Dr.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hInts.
MaJ limo
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~NO CUREi NO PAYi-FORREST'S
JUNIPER TAR Is warranted to cure Coughs, Group.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Splitting Of Blood and
Lung Diseases. Immediate relief produced. Try
It, If not satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
g. ". AMAR. Druggist,
Corner King and vanderhorst streets.
&5- Price So cents.
February AZ DAo tuths3mos
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~ HAGAa's MAGNOLIA BALM.-TRIS
article is the True Secret Of Beauty. It is what
Fashionable Ladies, Actresses. and Opera Singers
use to produce that cultivated disliase appearance
90 much admired In the Circles Of Fashion.
1t removes all unsighuy Blotches, Redness,
Freckee, Ian sunburn and Effects Of spring winds,
and gives to the complexion . Blooming Purity of
transparent del,caey and power. No Lady who val
ues fine complexion can do without the Magnolia
Balm. seventy five cents win buy It of any Of our
respectable dealers.
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AF UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVE-
NUE. COLLECTORS OFFICE, SECOND DIS.
TRIcT, BOCrH CARoLINA-oHARLEs1o ON, MAY
/, lsss.-Ths undersigned, Collector, win be in at
tendance at No. 48 Broad-street, Charleston. until
May Slst to receive from residents Of the City Of
Charleston, st. James ssntee, 81. james, Goosecreef
st. Thomas and st. Dennis st. Johns Berkeley. 81.
Johns coleton, st. Andrews, St Stephens and
Chris. Church, Special or License Taxes. also Taxes
on Income. Billiard Tables, Carriages, pls'e and
Gold Watches included in the annual List for 1853.
Unless payment. are %s 9 &c ssse sfases
Taxpayers are informed that the Collector has no
power to deduct the Ave per cent penalty and one
per cent per month interest taxes not paid with
In the time specified in the notices.
Neither is the Collector responsible If the parties
who require Licenses do not receive their notices.
they are invariably put in the Postoce. All Licenses
are due ten days from date of notice.
WILLIAM R. CLoUTMAN,
Mayl tuths Collector.
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aTOLARET WINE, STILL CATAWBA
WINE on Drsught, Bottled Champagne Cider and
Lager Beer. WM. 8. CORW1N 90.
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PARIS GOSSIP.

A Fashion BILE Charity Ball in the Gay
Capital-American Young Ladies' In
French Society-Fast Doings--The
Great HIS Habits and
Power.
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OF this total OF 27& miles, Ill are com mpleted
and ready for the iron, leaving only 14S miles
of road to be built. '-'-
cNcmNArI VIA oH1rwooD TO CHATTANOOGA.
Cncnnati to NicholasvIe, road compd. miles. .112
Nlchoasyille to Kentucky Rivcr, road graded. 10
Kentucky River 10 South Danvfe. e..:............ 18
south panyille to Cumberland River, via Som ;,
Cumberland River to State Line. near Chttwood. 81
Chitwood to Emory Gap, near Ktngston.......... 80
Emory Gap to Chattanooga. ga...............".... "a
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Spefial Nptifes.

~THE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14a EAST BAY, having replenisbed its Stock with
new and large assortment Of material Of the finest
quality and latest styles, is prepared TO execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every description.
Call and examine the scale OF prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
%FINAL NOTICE.-AIL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate OF the late
SARAH A. LOvEGREEN, willow, Of Charleston, will
present them properly atte'ted for settlement and
all indebted will make payment to the undersigned,
as the Estate must be closed up.
L B. .LovEdREEN,
Nav 25 tuth2 Surviving Executor.
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rTCREDITORS'N RS'NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to MIR. GEORGE H. GRUBRR are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE q.
aRUBER, or to Mr.. g. ". aRUBER. ito be found at
Messrs. CoRwIN's STORE, KING-sTReET,l during
the month. After the first OF June, all Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands Of Magistrate,
in order to wind up the affairs speedily possible.
d. GERDTS CO.,
Nav 10 LIMO Agents for Creditors.
ROsADALIS.-WERE ALL THE rESTI.
MoNIALs in proof of the virtues OF LAWRENoE'S
RosAD Ais for the cure Of Diseases Of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, &C., published in book form, 1t
would make volume too unweldy for library.
Only few can be given in newspaper for want of
space. The proprie.o:s never ask tor certificate,
but almost every mail brings them the most fattcr-
ing letters from parties In all sections Of the United
states. Try bottlc--!t will give you satisfactory
evidence Of its ...erits.
Ny wife has been cured OF Dyspepsia OF long
standing. by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis
A. P. TAYLOR,
No. . Hanover street. Baltimore.
Nay 25th, 1865.
For sae by
GOODRICH, w1NEMAN CO.,
Inporters OF Drug, and Chemicals,
NO, 90 stpth3 Charleston, 8. G.
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ss- SOUTH CAROLINA PH0S PH AT Z
COMPANY, CHARLE,ToN. =. estate OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, CHaRLESToN COUNTY.
Personally appeared before me. GEORGE $. CAME
RON President and THOMAS b. CROFT, secre-
tary, of the soath Carolina Phosphate Company,
who being Gully sworn. depoee that The Capital Of
the said south Carolina Phosphate Company to the
evtent Of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
has teen paid into the Treasury Of said Company IN
current funds. dEo. .. ChmDpoN'
THOS. q. CROFT.
Sworn to before me, this 18th day Of May, ammo
popni1i, 1869. GO. WIN. LOGAN, II.
Notary Public.
OFFICE SOUTH CAROLINA PHOSPHATE CON-
paNY, CHARLESTON, g. O.. MAY 10. 1seo.-The
above affidavit has been duly flea in the Office or
the Secretary of State Of South Carolina 81 columbia
IN accordance with the oharter
TRos. g. CROFT, Secretary.
Mar 10 th9s
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@Ir. Is ESTIMATED THAT SEVEN
TRNrHs Of all adult ailments proceed from dis
eased and torpid liver. Tho hillary secrehons Of
the liver overfowing into the stomach, poison the
entire system, and exhibit the above fymptom'.
After long research. We are able to present the
most remarkable cure for these hord nightmare OF
diseases the world has ever produced. Within one
year over six hundred and forty thousand persons
have taken PLANTATION BITTERs, and not an IN.
stance Of complaint has como To our knowledge. 1t
Is the most efecsual tonic and agreeable strmulant
suited to all conditions Of life. Inquire OF your
druggist in regard to It .l .
MAeNo1IA wAGEH--superior to the eskimported
German Cologne and sold at half the price. -
Nay as tuthe3
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Lyons Kathairon ia very delightful hair dress
inn. tuths limo Dko May0
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a. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view Of treatment and cure,
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION. Box P. PhiladelphIs, Pa.
Nav % 9nos
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~ TIES soARFs. GLOVES, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
BLACKWRLL'8,
Msyl1 tnths No. 219 King.street
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%OONSlG NEEs' NOTIOE-MER-
CHANTS LINR.-The schooner N. ". SMITH win
discharge cargo THs DAT at Regular Line Dock.
Consignees will remove their goods promptly, or
they will be stored at their risk and expense No
clsim allowed sf,e: goods leave the wharf
MayY WILLIAM RoAoB e. co.
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CINCINNATI AND CHARLESTON.
TEE ADVANTAGES OF THE
An interesting and Conclusive state
meHt.

The following letter, first published in the
Cincinnati Chronicle, OF Thursday, contains
an interesting and, it would seem, conclusive
statement Of the advantages of Knoxville as
one Of the termipi of the Southern Railroad
to be built by the City Of Cincinnati:
Tblhe lditor of The OiaOsnn ti Gsronacse:
Much has already been written in regard to
the different routes proposed for our Southern
railroad, and We propose to bring before your
readers condensed statement OF the distances
to be overcome by the rlval routes, and their
comparative cost, as shown by their OWE slate
ments. To this we propose to add some
remarks as {, the character of the country
through winch these rival routes pass, and
shall examine into the advantages We may ex.
pect to derive from the connections made at
their respective termlnl. AS to the proposed
air line from Cincinnati to Lexington, eince it
shortens both lines, and does not materially
affect the relative distances, we may leave it
out OF the discussion, and count the distances
by the roads already built to.-the dlyerging
rOnte.
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~SMOKED AND PICKLkO SALMON,
Davis Diamond Hams, Of small sizes; Pig shoul-
ders and Breakfast Strips.
TM ropwrN 4, m
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ST. EXECUTIONS FINAL NOTICE.-NO-
TICE is hereby given that on the fifteenth day OF
Juao en- SUING at Twelve noon the undersigned will
apply to the Judge OF Probate Of Charleston County
for final discharge as Executors CT will Of the late
THoMAsM. HUME.
ELW. 9. HUME.
JOHN 8. MIrOHELL, NJ. D., Executors.
r. GRANGE sIMONs.
May 15 stuth 1mo
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FOR VIEW YORK.
REG qu1AR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
PASSAGE $40.

<na- THE s1DE-wHREL 8TKANHK1P
N4S MAGNOLIA, Captain CRowE1I, wf1
leave vAndeihorst's Wharf,, on WED
n NnapAy, June ID, 1859. a, IL O'CLOCK
RAvENEL co., Agentd
Nav 1I :.
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~ OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FIREPRooF BUILDING, CHARLESTON. 8. G.,
MAY IA, 1ssa.-seiled proposals. win be p0ceived OF
this ocaupto the 2Sth instant inclusive, TO "build
suitable BRIDGE for the public use and convent
euce over the Greek known rs Church Creek, which
creek now separates wadmalaw Island from Johns
Island"
For all information connected with this work ap-
ply at this office.
By order Of the Board. F. c. MILLER,
Nav Is stuth6 IL Chairman Board.
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FOR GEORGETGWN, 8. @.
~T-S The STEAMER EMILE, CAPTAIN
P. G. LEwIe. will receive freight THIS
DAY, at south Commercial Wharf, and lesve q
above, To.Moaaow friday MORNING, 2sth inst, st
Six o'clock.
Returning, Will leave Geo, getown on MONDAY
MORNING. 3ist inst, ut Daylight
AL freight prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset.
sHACKELFORD b KELLY. Agents,
May27 No. Boyces Wharf.
Fur WKIGHT'S BLUFF,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON TBE sANTEE RIVER.
49, THE STEAMER MARION, CAP
TAIN J. T. FosTER, is now receiving
freight at Accommodation Wharf, and will leave ON
.THURspAY NIGHT, 9th lsiant
May &c q JOHN FERGUSON.
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULl

CHANGE OF SCEED ULE.
FOB PALATKA. FLORIDA. ::
VIA HAvANNAH, FERNANDNA AND JACKSON !
VILE
~-A TIE ELEGANT AND FIRST CLASS
SsTRAMER CITY POINT, Captain
GRo. E MCMILLAN, vii sail from Charleston every
FRrpAI EVENING, At Nine O'Clock, for the above
points
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, aud with the Florida,
posnf siesIneTs connect with New oaesas, M5bHe, :
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills LAding signed to New Orleans
Mobile. =
All freight payable on tie wharf ..r
Goods not removed OF srrset viii be stored at rtik
and expense OF owners. I.
J. D. AIKEN co., Agents.
May 27 South Atlantic Wharf.
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Y e w YORK AND cHAR RLE ST ON
MSHIP LINE.
u n n 10 E w a n X

C6BN PASBAGE SW.
!.
A~a- THE SPLENDID sIDE.wHRRL
NE48 STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN, II. g.
LNmnH&~ WoopHuIL Commander, VIII eA1
@1A from Adger's south Wharf on FAT
URpAY, the 29th inst, at O'Clock A. n. precisely.
NT An extra charge Of S. made for Tickets puf-
chased ON board after sailing. y,
AT No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves.
&T Through Bills Laiing given for Cotton to.
Boston and Providence, B. L
II Marine Insurance by this line per cent
1E The steamers of this line ara first class IN
every respect and their Tables are eupulled with all
the delcacies Of the New York and Charleston msf.
kets.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADaER CO.. Agents,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay tUp-stsra)
May "A ~ 80.
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B. HEIssRR, Secretary.
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HE QUESTION QE aAaK II The aAYY.

Action Of tho Kings County Medical Assoc
citation.
The subjolned circular has just been caused to be
promulgated among the different medical societies
OF the state in reference to the status OF the surg
cal profession In the United States Navy
The injustice, OF which tue medical officers OF tho
navy have long complained, and the efforts made to
secure TO them the rank In the service so which, al
members OF the profession, they entitled, have
recently occupied large share OF public attention.
From the importance OF Brooklyn as a naval sta
tion and from intimate relations with naval officers.
the members or the Kings County Medical Society
have had the opportunity Of thoroughly investigating
and understanding the question as ISSUE They have
therefore decided that It Ia their duty to take tina
initiative in an EFFORT TO secure the name OF every
physician In the state TO petition TO Congress in
behalf oil our brethren IN the navy. Two copies
OF the petition are forwarded TO you with tho
request that you WILL with the heartiness which their
cause bespeaks endeavor to secure tue OF every
member OF your county society TO both copies;
one Of them to be used by yourself your friends ia
bringing the matter TO the attention OF the members
Of Congress for your district residing your
vicinity; the duplicate to be forwarded to us that
we may have record or the entire work accom-
plished, and that the voice OF your county may be
heard together with that OF every county OF the
state, At the approaching session OF Congress.
''u'' R. ID q. STILES, NJ. D., President,
ii. ]. CULLEN, M. D.,
j. G. HUTCHINSON, NJ D., SCommittes.
]. H. HOBART BURGE, MD,
CHAS. II. GIBERS0N, NJ d.,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. Ist

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7, 1869.
Commodore A. M. Pennock has been ordered TO
duty "a member OF the Examining Board IN this
city; Lieutenant Edwin II. Miller has been ordered
to the receiving ship New Hampshire; Surgeon T. r.
Wolverton has been ordered to duty at the Naval
Laboratory at New ork; First Assistant Engineer
N. O. Towne has been ordered to the Portsmouth
IN. H. Navy Yard; Lieutenant Comm ander Roderick
:. McCook is detached from the receiving ship New
Hampshire and ordered TO the Albany; Lieutenant
Commander ]. Crittenden Watson is detached from
the Albany and placed on waiting orders; Passed
Assistant Paymaster W. j. Henry is detached from
duty AZ Panama and ordered home to settle ac-
counts Chief Engineer A. Henderson has been
ordered to Boston on special duty
The monitor Dictator, from Now York. where she
has been fitted out arrived In Hampton Roads and
was towed up to Gosport Navy Yard yesterday. She
wiz be placed In the dry dock for the purpose of
having her boilers and bottom thoroughly inspected
and overhauled, and after such additional repairs as
she may need Will sail for Cuban waters for active
service.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. g. 1859.
The flagship Lancaster dropped down from the
Compass buoys this afternoon, and now lies at an
Choir Off the fort MAJOR General VIM. +. Barry and
stan paid an official visit to Admiral Lanman this
afternoon and were received with the usual salute
The Lancaster will sail for Annapolis In the morn
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Southern Agricultural Fairs.

Among the most encouraging signs of the
times are the unusual interest which is taken
in the great annual fairs of Virginia and North
Carolina, to be held within four consecutive
weeks, and the cordial invitation extended by
their managers to Northern skill and industry
to exhibit the latest improvements in agricul-
tural methods and implements and in stock
raising. The sectional prejudices which pre-
vailed before the war are manifestly giving
way before a disposition to profit by modern
applications of science instead of sneering at
them as yankee Inventions" The destruc-
tive spirit fomented by the war is yielding to an
intelligent zeal for the restoration and the
increase Of that material prosperity which for
merly made the South one of the richest
sources Of our national wealth. The third
annual Border Agricultural Fair of Virginia
and North Carolina will take place at DAN
vile, Va, on the 18th, 14th and 18th Of
October; the fair of the North Carolina State
goth, 2lst and 22d of October; that of the
Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechanical Soci-
ETY. at Lynchburg, Va, on the 26th, 9th, 2Sth
and Goth Of October, and that OF the vir-
ginia State Agricultural Society at Richmond,
on the I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th Of November
County fairs will also be held during the same
period at Stanton Lexington, Wythesville
and Leesburg, In Virginia. The unquestion-
able advantages of agricultural fairs will
doubtless be illustrated at all Of these meet
ings. which may well take the place OF the old
Southern commercial conventions where COM
MERGE was but the pretext for worse than idle
discussions about slavery and other political
subjects. Our Richmond correspondent is
right in saying that the approaching Southern
agricultural fairs will give new and powerful
impetus to practical reconstruction.
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DR.. LIviusstone Heard From.

A missionary has arrived at London from
Zanzibar with the welcome news that letter
had been received from DR.. Livingstone, dated
February, 1869. The great explorer was then
alive and well, although short of provisions,
on Lake Tangauyika. This lake, which is sit
uated about five degrees below the equator
and to the left of the Mountains of the Moon,
vast terra tacognita which the discoverer of
Lake Ngami has SO bravey and perseveringly
undertaken to explore The objects of the
distinguished explorer of whose safety the
whole civilized world will be delighted to hear,
are to introduce to the family of nations the
innumerable tribes Of negroes who, in commu-
mites hitherto unknown, producing and con-
suming, and more or less civilized, occupy this
strange region; to determine accurately its
geographical peculiarities and to open to COM
merce resources of incalculable value. If Dr.
Livingstone shall be spared to complete his
important explorations his account of them
will surpass in interest even his own previous
narratives, as well as those of Spoke, Baker,
Grant and other laborers in the same field of
discovery. Thanks to the indefatigability of
such travellers Africa will at length emerge
from the mystery which now envelopes it's
very name, leaves Its size and its population
unsolved problems, and it's con6guration q
matter of guesswork. BY that time, perhaps,
the millennium may begin, the browning Of
which, according to the late DR.. Charming, will
be the perfect development Of human nature,
by the addition Of its fully unfolded emotional
elements to its fully unfolded intellectual ele-
ments, as illustrated in the history Of other
than the African races. The fulness OF time
will have haen attained when man shall have