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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-06
lspEoIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DAILY NEWS.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TIE DAILY NEws1
COLUMBIA, February 5.-IN THE SENATE,
Wimbush presented an additional memorial Of
citizens OF Charleston against the passage of
heelection BILL
Corbiu presented an additional memorial in
Favor of the bill. These were made tho special
order for tuesday, in connection with the
memorials previously presented and the bill.
Tho following were introduced by Corbn
and read the first time: A bill more effectually
to prevent tie commission Of crimes and mis-
demeanors, and bill authorizing the Re-
corder of Charleston to hold Police Court.
The Senate was occupied almost the entire
sitting in tho discussion of the bill to provide
for the codification Of the laws OF the State.
In THE HOUSE, the following were ntroduc-
ed and read the first time: BY Ransier, q bill
amendatoly of on act providing Tor the ASSESS
ment and taxation of property; by Tomlinson
a bill to establish lazaretto and quarantine
hospital in Charleston harbor; also, bill
amendatory OF an act establishing quarantine
at Charleston, Georgetown and Hilton Head;
by Bosemon, bill to repeal section 10 of an
act appointing board of commissioners for
the City Of Charleston.
DeLarge presented an additional memorial of
citizens Of Charleston against the Election
bill.
The bill to incorporate tho Home Insurance
Company passed the second reading, and was
ordered to be engrossed.
The bill to change the county seat of Barn.
well County to Blackviile was postponed two
weeks.
The enacting clause of the bill to amend the
Homestead act was stricken out.
The Governor has approved the following {:
An act to incorporate the Aiken Sanitary Asso-
citation. An act to renew the charter of Pen
dlcton Village. An act to amend the Criminal
Law. An act to amond an act to provide for
tue temporary organization Of the Educational
Department Of the State.
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Spring Hill College, near Mobile, was de.
stroyed by fire Oh Thursday night. The stu
dents lost their clothes and barely escaped
with their lives. Loss, 100000. Insurance
$95, 900.
In the Georgia Legislature yesterday mo-
tion to reconsider the vote refusing to refer
negro eligibility to the courts was lost. yeas
&c, nays 76.
The Texas Convention has submitted con.
stitution to the people, and ordered an olec-
ton for Congressman aud State officers on tho
first Monday Of July.
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$ "a mn m ary or w or TX /.

CHARLESTON DIVISION.
T. K. CoBURN, Supervisor
From Charleston to Brancnville sixty-two
miles.
Work done upon this division is as follows :
Laid down four hundred and seventy-four tons
new rail; built four station houses as follows
VIZ Two ct LadsOn's, and two at Ten-mile
Turnout. Pump sheds at following points:
Seven-mile Pump. Ridgeville, fty-eight-mile
Turnout, and Summervile.
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
w. T. MoKEwN, Supervisor.
From Branchville to Columbia sixty-eight
miles.
Laid down three hundred and thirty-five tons
new rail; built two houses for pump -minders,
new turn table at Columbia, extended the size
Of woodhouss at Columbia, built stone abut-
ment to wash near K ngville. and completed
the guards to the piers Of Congaree Bridge.
HAMBURG DIVISION.
j. ii. BUCKHALTER. Supervisor.
From Branchvllle to Augusta seventy-fve
miles.
Laid down one hundred and thirty tons new
rail-; built three section houses, one at Ninety
six Turnout, and two at Johnson's; FIVE car
and tool houses, one at each of following
places, viz: BranehviIle, Lees, Ninety six
Turnout. Johnson's, and Kalmia Mills; one
PASSENGER platform at Lees. and one at Ninety
sx Turnout; one depot at Graniteville; five e.
pot sheds. one at each OF following places, viz:
Lees, Ninety-sx Turnout. White Pond, Wind
Sor and Johnson's.
CAMDEN DIVISION.
JAMES IRUMBLE, Supervisor.
From Kine vile to Camden thrty-eight miles.
Built section hO 1se ut Boykin's and one at
Ration Greek; Car house at Middleton. and
passenger platform at Kingville.
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SHARKS EROM THE WIRES.

The Havana Diario says that the revolution
ary General Orange wassssassinated by order
Of General Telsada.
seybo. in st. Domingo, has pronounced
against Ba q.
The vonaito still prevails at Caraecas. De La
Vile, the Italian Minister, died Of 1t.
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Producing the deficiency as stated. .s21 O44 81
This falling off In earnings is partly attribut-
able to . further reduction in our freight
tariffs, the decrease of transportation on ac-
count Of the United States Governmental De-
partments, and the short receipts Of produce
within give periods whom it was confidently
anticipated that the business would be at least
equal to that OF sirallar periods i'll the previous
year; as for Instance, in the last quarter, the
down freight exhibits loss OF IL, 900 bales cot
ton, and . dlminution in receipts OF nearly
$40 600 90.
The bulk moved in all directions over the
Ia 1855 equal to-. :7s,4Se tons.
In 1867 equal to .126 222 tons.
In 1858 equal to-. .160, $40 tons.
The excess over 1867, 1t will be
and over 1865 S7o9s toas tons.
The fact Of SO large an additional to image
carried during the year should be bone in
mind, when considering general results, aD.not
or rates, but likewise as demanding moro
power; and, consequently, involving nm Increase
OF expense In accomplishing its movement.
Tue expenses are stated to be s697. AT 40.
in which are included, however, iten.a OF an
extraordinary character, amounting to very
nearly 1000, but which have been allowed to
remain, es their extraction would not mate
rially affect tho general results. AS merely
com jared with the current operating expenses
OF 1867, they exhibit reduction OF S478l 81,
to which, IL we add the extraordinary items
above referred to. the percentage of expenses
on earnings woult be less than that OF the
year previous, by say about 3O.1O0 per cent.
AS the figures now stand for botb years the
ratio OF expenses to earnings is equal
In 1867 to-. 88-100 per cent.
And In 1868 to-. ). .53 IS 100 per cent.
showing slightly in favor OF the previous year.
No effort has been SCARED to enforce the
strictest econ1ny In management; and re-
duction OF torce ~ well as compensation has
been, from time to tune, resorted to in order to
eurtail the cost Of operating. In the procure
mont OF indispensable supplies however, it
has not been in oar power to effect any mate
rial saving. prices generally having maintained
the range Of the previous year IrespecGfclly
ask o reference to the aul liLor's statement, let
ter Is, No. q, Ia which will be fouad the details
OF the expenses, also to Statements Nos. 1, q
and 3, furnishing the PARTICULARS OF monthly
EARNINGS, receipts OF pe,ducs ut this terminus
and comparison Of az on receipts from 1874 ia
the present time.
TRANSPORTATION Y DRrAnTMaNr.
There Ia every rcAson 10 Se''ev. - <. the OK.
pectatlons and requirements OF the travelling
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY
THROUGH Linz TO

THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE At GREATLY RR
DUCED Rates.
,-.-s.r-a STEAMERS OF THa hBoVa q
s-ts:fss ~ line leave Pier No. AZ, North avey
-.sIli {,4 sifs - foot of Oanalstreet, New York.
10 o'clock noon, of the LIST, 9Th letk
and 24th of every month except when these da taa
fall en- Sunday. then the Saturday precedingl.
Departure of 1st and Oath connect at Panaana witt
steamers for south Pacific and Central ericsp
ports Those OF 1st touch at ManzAniho.
Departure of 9Th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panaran to Australis and
New Zealand.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco Icr Chi
IA and Japan Hsa,rusry 4. 1869.
80 CallfOrnfS steanerg touch stus &c
direct from New York 10 Aspinwau.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each al ait.
Medicine and attendance Free
For Passage Tickets or further information slply
ut the COMPANYS TICKET OFFICE. on the wha #,
foot Of Canal-street, North River, New York.
March IA Tyr F. r. BABY, ASen:
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FOR NEW YORK
REG ULAR LINE EVERY TKURSDA
PASSAGE REDUCED TO s15.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY TKURSDA Y.
PASSAGE REDUCED TO Sl5.
~4-saszv The SIDE WHEEL STEAMSHIP
S:SSSS r., MAGNOLIA, Captain NJ. B. Crow
ELL, will leave vanderhors.'s Wharf
on THURSDAY. February 11th, at 8
o'clock P. n. RAVENEL CO., agents.
February
TKAVELkRS PASSING THAOUGY4
CHARLESTON EN- ROU rETO FLORIDA AIKEN
s--e-f57-wa And other places should not fai
</ESiWsY ~ ~ to lay in their supplies Of PROVIS
>.sfaHStk1IdYa IONS, SLAREls, CHAMPAGNES
-ESssssssssaEsassw ssssEas GORDIALS, BRANDIEs. WITS
KIES, WINES. UANNKD MEATS, SOUPS, DC.
Pates Of Wild Game. Deviled Entrsmets Ham,
Turkev, lobster. etc., for L,pcheous, sand wiches
Travellers Repast. 30.
Ee6-Send for catalogue.
VIM. 8. G0RWIN L. CO.,
No. 275 King street,
Between Wentworth and Boaufain
Charleston, S. @.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 2oth street
New York. Octobse2S
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

CHARLESTON MEMORIALS-THE RECORDER OF
CHARLESTON TO HOLD A POLICE CouRT-CoDI-
FICATIoN OF THE LAws--LAzARErTo AND
QUARANTINE FOR CHARLESTON HARBOR--RoARD
OF COMMISSIONERS FOR oHARLEsToN-BLAcK-
VILE NOT YET COUNTY TOWN.
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FOH PALATNA. Ei.SDtssLA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FEkNANDINA AND JACKSON

VIA SAVANNAH, FEkNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILE.
- THE FIRsT-CASS STEAM EB
sssYsSSoSkEl&aar DICTATOR. Captain L. NJ CoxnrrEB
viii sail from Charleston ever 7us.scy Evenino. At
Eight O'Clock, tor the above points.
The hrstc'ass Steamer CITY POINT. Captain WEE.
T. MoNELTT will all from Charleston every Satur.
day EUenin6, o. Eight O'Clock. Tor above points
Connechng with the Central Railroad at savannah
tor Mobile and New Orleans, and with the glorida
Railroad at FernAndins for Cedar Keys at VIII ioh
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile
Pensaco,a Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for freight TO Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
BSM sseansers connseting 1iA II. 8. Hart's sssaws-
Griffin. Eastis, Harris and DurAans
All freight U'yable ON the wharf
GOODS not removed st sunset win be stared at risk
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage ongagemert {, apply 30
]. d. AIKEN d o.. axenss
south Atlantic W hRPE
n B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
Steamer city P0int will touch st st. Mary's Go o.
going and returning each week.
November al
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ly after the meeting of stockholders, propose ar
rangements for a larger supply, which they
are OF opinion can be had without creating any
embarrassment to our finances.
They are also quito Of opinion that the stock
Of good box cars should not be less than three
hundred, and have already authorized the con-
struction OF the number necessary to make up
that total. The following summary from the
Superintendent's report will give the motive
and car power Of the company Of all descrip-
MOTIVE AND CAR POWER.
The number of locomotives remains th 9
same as at date of last report. viz: 43-one
having been condemned and one added.
Frrst-class passenger cars. AZ
Second-olass passenger, baggage, &c. ..... 18
Box: .......................2 1884
Platform. 70
Stock. G
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FAUTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AwB -f3
SHIPPING AGENTS.,
WILL ATTRND TO TES PURoaAsE. SALE AMI
SHfPMBNT Ito Foreign and Domestic Porte, o.,
e0TToy. RIoBs LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ArLANEIo wHAnE. Charleston, a. @.
R.WLIas. ........... ........,.....A. y. OHTSOLM.
e,Ssoare % SeFfet 8aeN# 8rh
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Business Garos.

WR8tUe88 W@rDS.
a. nO.. ID. CONN Or,
No. M BrOad-street,
WILL Buy ANR SELL ON COMMISSION
REAL ESTATE, BONDS,
STOCKS, COUPONS, GOLD, SILVER
BANK BILLS.
February limo
~ ECO. h HOE Poe TX,
FACTOR
00MMISs SION MIRO HANT,
AgcoarMoDAT1oN WHARy,
Charleston, S. G..
?. aADsDEN aAsELL 6mos September 81
NOKTH. sTEELE g. WARDELL,
WHOLESALE DRALgRs IN
FAN GY 60 UDs,
STA71ONERY, PBRFU1GERY. OUTLERT'
HOSIERY. FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITE GOODS. EMsRorDERY. &o., &e.,
NO. xey N1eesimg-streee,
CHARLESTON. 8. o.
.. B. STEELE q. Q. NORTH,
A.w. wARDELI. Ja. New York.
JANUARY Is lmo
AYGLLIs ds CEaasOLM.
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FOR LIVERPOOL. .

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
r,<r~H.VA, THE FIReT-CLASS IRON SCREW
>[ZfSMNY f. Steamship GOLDEN HORN, r. ]
LEGFfttkfsaH BLAoKLIN Commander, 10 new ready
to receive freight for the above po rt.
For Freight engagements apply to
ROBT. MURE & CO.
January 30 8 Boyce's Wharf
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Making the stock, Of oil classes, now. 400
In Table No. a will bs found the cost of con-
strnction. and other information in this con-
neoIon: and in concluding my notice OF this
and1the nIotivespower works, beg to add,
that the substantial character and excellent
finish OF whatever manufacture comes from
either OF tnen, reflects the highest credit on
promptltude and dspatch with which sudden
demands have from time to time been met by
boh0f SAem are only additional proofs OF
their good Organization and efioienoy.
ROAD DEPARrazRNT.
Throughout the entire line. the operations
or this department during tha year have been
exclusively Of q current character. Shortly
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FOR NORTH EDIsTO.

rK~h THE STEAMER ST, HBLENA,
uhgaaeIzszss Captain JAMES G. RuMLHY, will re.
ce1ve Freight THIS DAY and leave MONDAY MORN
INa at O'Clock. and Edisto same day, at o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply on board to
JOHN H. MURRAY,
Market Wharf.
The steamer leaves again WEDNESDAY, MonN1Na. at
o'clock. and Edisto FRIDAY MORNING, OF hafpast
O'Clock. 1* February G
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INLAND ROUTE.

INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLCRIDA.
CHARLES1O ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA EDISrO, ROCKVILLE, BEAUFORT
AMI HILTON HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILR0 - AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
20 suiEH@ks THE FINE, FAST 8 STEAM e
PILOT BOY Captain FENN PgcK will
leave Charleston on MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN.
INas at Eight O'Clock Returning, will leave avannah
TUESDAY MORNINGS at tight o'cork and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON at Two o'clock, touching at Edlsto on
THURSDAY trip from Charleston. at eleven A. NJ,
and leaving Edisto OF Nine A. M SATURDAYS on re.
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Bluffton and ehisolm's
each way, everv two weeks. commencing with trip
Of January 21st. and at Rockville every THURSDAY,
For Freight Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
January IL AccOmm dntiOn Wharf,
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FOR BRUNSWlCK, GA.
THE STEAMER "DICTATOR," i"
Captain L. M CoxETrER, will touch
ct tins point every Wednesday, leaving savannah ut
Nine A. NJ, and on her return trip will touch there
on s ard0y Afternoon. arriving back at Savannah
on sunday Morning. J. d. AIKEN CO.,
November "a Agents.
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or the investment fund above re-
ferred TO as eventually appliea-
BILE to debt reductions, the fol-
lowing items are particularly SO
to bonds payabf5
Securities at their face valuation. q 211 600 90
Securities aS their market valuation 81 900 %
Total IS 27s 900 90
II the = Increase" as above stat
ed, viz ~. .................. 90. .Ss8 Il
Be .aken from the amount Of these
securities, the ''Bond Debt"
would show a reduction Of. ..$ 1s5, 1856 SO
The bills payable account on the
31st December, 1867, stood at. & 317 1856 10
II now stands at. ............... go, ,060 60
Showing reduction during the
: past year Of .,.,....:...:..:..s 22s, s,125 80
To this should be added the
amount OF an outstanding note,
given in October, for tho prT-
chase OF certain securities, they
now forming g part OF the assets
Oh thht ciaSs.. w..i.....s...... N,5Dt SS
Virtual reduction. on................s 2ss.As1 90
The balance Of the account as
above stated, Wig. ...........$ SO, ,O6O 60
After deductiug the note just re-
ferred TO, VIZ. z................. 27,855 81
Is composed of Obligations given for tho pur.
chase OF rails and other necessary supplies,
and more accurately represent balance OF bills
payable.
DIVIDENDS.
In their annual report for 1867, the board
used the following language, after briefly ad-
verting TO an observation IN thcir previous re-
port: & s& M
"Witl, So income ss large only 90 that Of the
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Leaving balance OK .$23S G6l %
Which has gone to the reduction Of general in
debtedness.
The general expenditures for road purposes
have been chiefly, IT not exclusively, In the
direction OF new rails and oars, and have
amounted to over $115 600. In neither case
has 1t been found that we could have dispensed
with particle Of what has been procured. and
in the matter OF rails the supply has been in
sufficient.
The General superintendent, in his report,
CALLS for twenty-one hundred tons new railS,
and recommends the construction Of fltty cars
at least. Wbilst the board may not be able to
answer these requisiti0ns to their full extent,
they recognize as undeniably true the wants
of tho department. In both cases, and WI, j, to
the best of their ability, satisfy them. The
wear Of tho old rails during the past year has
been much greater than they could have ex-
pected. andit 10 demonstrated, to their entire
satisfaction, that. apart from the question oi
safety, paramount with them, 1t 10 d false
ccunomy to retain in the track an I'D rail worn
beyond . certain degree. They have furnished
one hundred and fifty tons, dfty-six pounds. new,
TO meet present ..ress.n. .ysn.s, and Immediate
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There Ia every reason 10 Se'icv. - 3. the or
pectatlons and requirements OF the travelling
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-08-10

COMMISSIONERS VS.. Mn. KING.-In re-
gard TO the allowance Of the appraisers
Mr.. King supposed the matter was set
tied % to that allowance, as Mr.. Craw-
ford said he thought it was worth 90 90
or more, and To prove it he called for
the papers to show the amount OF work
they had to perform, &c. From the
Commissioners communication, one
would be led to infer that they had the
making Of the allowance, as they say
they have been allowing $500 per day.
&c. gave the facts in the case as sta.
ted to me by Mr.. King, he being good
and true Republican. As it has been
intimated that the matter was gotten up
to iDjure the party, I leave Mr.. King
and the Commissioners to settle the
matter. VINNEDGE RUSSELL.
We are sorry MIR. Russell has not
exercised little more caador in the
above, and exhonerated the Commits
sioners, Is he should have done, from
any blame in the premises, instead of
leaving the cperousness Of the settle>
ment on Mr.. X. and the Commission.
ers. Our friend Russell will fail to in-
jars' the party by pursuing such .
course.-ED. PAL.
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Brandreth's Pills.

They remove all hed leeeupalations rom the bow
els and purify and invgorate the system All whose
health is not perfect it 10 themselves to take
few doses of Brapdreths Pills, because the seeds OF
decay are constantly eradcated by their use, and the
principle of life confirmed, thus giving vigor Of
body and mind TO period WIS. we have been used
to see the faterng step and the enfeebled intellect
General Paez, the distinguished lberator OF Vene-
xuela, says be has used them - his only medicine
for thirty years with the most satisfactory results
For Costiveness. Dyspspsis, sad A. Family Med
icine they are unrivallsd.
Daniel 1. Tenney, Esq, Assor House, NY, cured
by Brandreths Pills Of Dyspepsis and Costivsness,
when all other means used had failed.
A gentleman, whose father died Of consumption at
80 years was also attacked, when about II with the
disease. He had coughs, night sweats and general
debility Doctors recommended cod liver OIL but ne
wasted away At last he determined TO use Brand
reth's Pills. In two months they made him sound
man.
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Important Notice.

Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
Remedy equal to Dr.. Tobias Venetian Liniment Tor
the cure Of Cholera, Diarrhoes, Dysentery, Group
Collie and Sea Sickness, taken internaay-(h is per-
fectly harmless; oath accompanying each bottie)
and externally for Chronic Rheunatsm, Headache
Toothache Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns, SweHnEs,
Bruises Mosquito bites, old sores, pains 10 limbs
back and chest. The Venetian Liniment was intro
duced in 1S47, and one who has used 1t but con-
tnues to do so, many stating it was ten dollars
hottie they would not Be without it. Thousands OF
Certificates can be seen the depot, speaking of its
wonderful curative properties. Price, so cent and 81.
Sold BY the druggists and storekeepers throughout
the United States Depot, 10 Park place, New York.
no22 At 4 CO.
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The Expedition ut Cincinnati.

The Exposition Of Woollen Msnufac.
lures at Cincinnati last week, Was .
complete success-not less than four or
ave hundred Of our Western Woollen
Manufacturers were present and brought
all kinds Of specimens Of their handi>
Times has the following mention Of the
ion. Swsy Nm; e Donn q Inc s'cnmono
sour Quaker friends from old Wayne
have spread themselves to show what
nice work the Hoosiers can do when
they set their minds upon II. The ma
ny varieties Of flannels sent BY Jackson,
Swayne & Dunn, Of Richmond, are not
. be surpassed by any other concern In
\ che country ~,-s1 -, 49,, ss.0..
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GRANT AND PROSPERITY.

Business revives under the new regime. Other
than general causes have, however, given trsmsn-
dous impetus 70 tho sale OF #n8E#
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The chemists have como out 10 two leading scien-
tHc journals against the lead and for
de head for that is their proper desisnaton,) with
which the country is infested. while Dr. Chiffon, the
first analytical chemistin America. announces to the
world that s--s
- 5zseF
ga CristadorO's Dye h Utterly PoisOnless
and that he knovs Be because he has snsy
IL. Crstadoro's Hair Preservative, as dressing,
scts like a charm the hair after dyeing. Try it,
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~ Tho local Hubbard Of tho Radi
csl is extending the circulation Of that
sheet by an enterprise that has received
its reward at State institutions located
at Jefersonvillc. Singular that the 2 NIB.
LEGATION Of . religious revival should in
duce any one to af1ix the names Of ouI
most prominent clergymen and fellow
citizens to document, without their
consent, be putting and be-praising the
immaculate Radical paper! Sich 10 life