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NEWS FROM wAsHxNGToN.,


WASHINGTON, June 16.-The President has
approved the findings Of the Austin (Texas)
Military Commission, and Weaver will be exc.
cuted on the Oath Of September. The findings
Of the court at Browns lille were approved, and
those at Austin disapproved. "
The Revenue Department has ordered the
suppression Of some eighteen illicit distilleries
in Lee County, Virginia. The military will be
employed Unnecessary TO- enforce thelaw.
Revenue to-day $618, ,000. ~ t
Secretary Rawlins has returned. General
Dix arrived ON the Camb bia: Secretary Cox
has gone to Ohio. end Will be absent a week.
Thomas g. Nioholls, colored, has been ap-
pointed night inspector Of customs ut Calves
ton, Texas. 4
Brownlow pu blishes o letter in favor Of uni
versal suffrage. He says that for the Republi-
cans OF Tennessee to continue the restrictive
policy when the party everywhere else opposes
it, is mischievous and ridiculous.
Judge Paschal has demanded $165, 900 from
Geo. Peabody & Co., OF London, realized by
them from Texas indemnity bonds covered by
the recent decision against White, Cheles b
Co. u
Boutwell, has ordered the purchase of an ad-
ditional $500, 900 of bonds next week to comply
with the law requiring one per cent. Of the en-
tire debt to be purchased each fiscal year.
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AMPOHTANT DECISION IN REGARD
TO BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

From the National Inteligencer, June 1Ol
In the Court Of Equity of the District, Judge
OHn presiding, an important decision has been
rendered, which,, in great measure, defines
ing associations.
1t seems that one Halter, member of the
First Cooperative Building Association of this
city, city, having aav obtained an advance OF money
dltlcas usu with building societies, and
having executed deed Of trust on his
own property to secure the repayment Of
the loan, with all accruine premiums,
nnes, IorIeitures, &C., subsequently became o
fled q bill in equity. asking for an Injunction
20 RESTRAIN the trustees. under the above
mentioned deed Of trust, from selling under it.
as as t5ey had advertised to do, for default made
bankrupt law, he, the assignee, and not the
trustees, ought to sell under the clrcumslan-
ces. He subsequently fled q supplemental bill
10 nave the deed OF trust set aside, for the
fines and forfeituree. 60, Of the association
were usuriona. md that the contract between
Halter and the association was null and void
on account OF such usury in the transaction.
An injunction was granted in the first in
stance. which. upon the coming in of the an
swer of the defendants, was modified so as to
allow the trustees to sell and bring the money
into court. A motion was then made to set
ject and . very full discussion Of the prinoi-
Pies involved, the court yesterday overruled
the motion to set aside the sale, and OF dered
the case to be referred to the auditor to state
the accounts.
In the course Of his decision the Judge re-
marked that there was no usury in the trans-
actions OF these building associations, in
which, under their rules, they enlarged the
original debt OF the borrowers by charging
premiums. tines, penalties, &C., and that the
transactions themselves were perfectly fair and
legitimate.
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Spefial Mottees..

aEMARENGO.-F EVER AND AGUR.
CURE. TONIC, FEVER PREvENrIvR-rhis val
liable medicine. entirely vegetable in its prepare.
ton Is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case Of CHILLS AND FEVER Of however long
standing. completely eradicstng its effect nom the
system, purifying the blooa, Strengthening the d.
gestdve organs, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the system In perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising nom any
cause win hndi the purest and best TONIC to be
had anywhere. To persons residing In uu healthy
sections, or who are predisposed to fevers Of any
kind, 1t will be found invaluable as preventive It
Is quite pleasant to the aste and can be given to
children of all ages without injury. Numerous let
ters have been received testying TO its efficacy and
value as FEVER AND AGUR CURE AND TONIC
tits fully guaranteed to give complete and univer-
cal satisfaction.
MARENGO is no humbug. TRf IT.
For sale at retail by ali Druggists.
At wholesaler BY DOWIE NOISE, corner Meet
Ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH. WINEMAN a.
CO.. Hayne-street. and g. J. LUHN. General Agent
Of Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
streets. Charleston, 8. @. DAo 8mos June
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! QUE RAILROADS..

- AincO@rRgom Ont TO 1xnnatxrHtioM..
The NewiYork Herald speaks as follows Of
the Southern railroad consolidation effected
Tor the pursose of aHord,ua better fAcnitiys
ior travel ana Observation to those deairing to
emigrate to thssouth.
sonthein rsasys ss s ns the
facilitate Northern, ana soroign inminrstion to
the South. fninigrants. sith their can,tal so ~
money.and m skilled labor. an nowhere and
turns than In the vast territory pSnbrscsd ~.
tween the Potomac, Ohio and sS,sssss,Sni
Rivers and the Atlantic Ocean and aYiIf Sp
Mexlco. Within thsss ssss:ntasiss, t6esA h
that most Of the frutt and all the grains--in
some localities two crops Of certain varieties II
corn and fruits asnusiiy--can be- successfully
ssyssa so Ias esatEs s94san. and
Virginia. North and South Carolina, TenneS. Tenn q.
gee, Georgia and ,Alsbaraes In partienlars fnr
ssSluoIi,sy Or % omats gssndenr OF scenery and
celled. With it's deposits Of gold; Of iron ron
copper lnasbie, eTsaiss s aiass; Win iii I'm I'M
mense ms water % pcwers: @ IN many Instances located
yarities OF wood naed 10 the mecilRntcal art;
and in ths III HaEs sssh saa salaSss ssos
ssS sSsh e 'shHs as S sssSss
:: % TSsssis.s ~ uiuii duYai0psuengo ogsnei iaxtka0ty
dinary resources Of the South would IN q few
yeats largely increase the taxable property oil
ssas es@ ssbdbs Sn ss
fold more than its present peDulations Tnpat.
sontbern PsSpiys s,sSss sSid tas
lion s essss e s,sy Sss s.
cotton raised by those who ,should settle on the
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order without bloodshed, thus fulfilling it's
mission for the protection Of humanity.
THE CHINESE CODE OF HONOR.
LONDON, June 16.-The Chinese Government
has apologized for the insult offered to the
French Secretary OF Legation, Count Roche
chouart, whose face was slapped by man
DARN.
THE CORTEs. ST.
MADRID, June 16.-In the Cortes Octon f.
vored Don Carlos, senior, as King. Begerra
replied that the prospects Of Don Carlos we're
dead, and could never be revived.
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CROPS IN THE STATE.
BEAUFORT.

BEAUFORT.
The following report from D. A Hutte. ESQ.
shows the condition Of the crops in the vicinity
OF Honey Ford, on the Salkehatchie Swamp.
embracing an area Of from ten to twelve
miles
C-cps in good order; stands generally good.
both corn and cotton. Corn stands better in
mIa LOW iands s % thnn usual. Crops backward on ac
count OF cold, but are coming out. Enough
corn has been planted to do. Wheat Just har-
vested; but little planted; yield generally good
freedmen working finely.
MARION.
The Crescent says:
After o long dry spell we have at last had
fine season. Crops were needing rain badiy.
and gardens were nearly ruined. The dry
weather has prevented the replantiny fro m
coming up, and the etsnd is bad, bn. the Aelds
are very clear Of grass.
BARNwELL.
The following letter shows the promising
prospects OF the crops in BarnweI1. It is writ
ten from Three Runs. and dated June u:
Last year came out very we'll, and u Jan u
Charleston. This season hope to do better
still, Tor have put An equal quantity Of land
10 corn and provisions as last year, and about
fty acres more in cotton, making two hum
fertilizers and have applied about three hun
dred pounds Of the same to each acre, which i
think VIII increase the yield fully fifty per
cent. and well repay me. J. ., .'.
All around me there has been more land mt
IN cotton than last year, and more fertilizers
used. and it we have good season there will
be much more cotton made; for I can harvest
all that I can raise, and you may be certain
that no man will leave any IN his field as long
as 1t is worth twenty weight cents per pound.
do not think the cool spring has Injured
my crop at all, but rather did It gooo. for 1t
hot sun has made it shoot mp splendldy, and
now have as good g stand as ever had during
my seventeen years Of planting:
The negroes in this neighborhood, of all
sexes, are working weli-better than they have
done since the war
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THE PL UNDEREEe.S OF THE WAR;
Some Further Statements I'm Regard 10
the Booty Gathered In South Caro-
lima.

correspondent OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cial writes:
The three boxes of collected treasure recent
ly brought forth from the vaults Of the War
Department ct Washington are the property of
citizens OF Camden. South Carolina. The gold
and silver. as we'll as the principal portion Of
the old Camden Bank. The value Of the d,a-
monds and silverware has been very greatly
over-estimated by your Washington eorrespon-
dent. TIN ...i,5.st .i-r fo"Y
Upon the approach or sherman,s army upon
Camden, the citizens Of the village collected
their ieweiry, silver and plated ware, and de-
posted the Same IN the safes Of the Bank OF
and the owners thereof sought safety for their
treasure in fight; but the foragers- enterprise
ing fellows, who were always about days
march In advance Of the army-came upon
them aasn,,os ret aar nom the catawba ifiver. and
The oaptors wsre composed OF two detach-
ments. one from the Third Brigade. FIRST Di-
vision. Twentieth Army Norps. and the. other
uanai custom Of the SoraEars to condscate and
divide captured property, but as some disagree
ment sprung Ip as So she Propsr division, ne-
Ssisss saaes s. 49, < -
shall os the Army Of George. The safes were
opened by shat officer aud found to contain
gold and silver, Confederate bonds and notes,
and the diamonds, silverware and iewelry of
the citizens. BY order Of General Sherman the
mules and wagons were appropriated for the
use Of the army. and the other property was
boxed up and forwarded to the War Depart
ment at Washington, upon the arrival OF the
army at GOldsboro', N. O.
You are certainly mistaken in your state
nent IN saying that as the toragers and '.bum-
mere" came up to the bridge they were halted
land thoroughly searched. and the articles
found upon them boxed up and semitic Wash
ington. No order was ever issued to search
the ''bummers." 1t would have required all
the army wagons connected with Sherman's
army to have hauled the p1under collected in
one day by tho 'bummers," and abandoned
the next. Nor was tais property, as general
thing, taken hom the dwellings, Of the inhabi-
tants, butt was found. in the Acids or the
swamps. where it had been concealed
by the owners. Property thus captur-
ed was brought into camp at night, and after
beng exhibited. was, in very many instances,
abandoned. If the people on the line OF march
had remained ut home and treated our soldiers
with, common civillty, very few such depreda-
tions would have been committed. In South
9 trolina it was . very cornmon thing for chiy-
alrous ladies' to call our soldiers vandals and
Northern hirelings. Or course, neither off,
GERS nor soldiers felt very solicitous concerning
the safety Of their worldly effects.
TWENTIETH ARMY CoRPs.
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CONGO COURT GOSSIP.
Election OF O New Queen by the Negro
ei ivoudou worshiprers. j.
The New Orleans Time ssys /:

~ The New iC)rleans Time says .t1 ti-gt ID q.
NJ 49, - :. .seyR eyR; !; ,s.a.-. =, q,
me me nrse f q Snne. ss 10 vel tkn9wn 70 Old
Hossups, WE, ls sne lhs M yeas snat ls GesoGed py
he;v vuuuvu s. worsaippels " tne ceieDrsMon o.
enear .:. m4sS sacrea i!es. Is at tnIs period
duens slippers and a 1sidnight bash!Dg, and that
s,,oaa u,oes ar sG ;., t oDserv
ns9lssy. sa;s ~ any one Wn0 as curious 70 pay them
a,,d ~ taa ~ 1c Dy nrecsne 20 sns Lake
cow COW, tne me xoan On tne r'eht nsnd eide OF the
~11Un 49, -. sn ae: .s.s: =.
~. osgHs M 'iE w nase taKen
E!acS ~ Monaay VIZ We e cfoWnpg o1 new
o'. TueSn ~ paaSe oa sns oeleDrstea MARIE
l. ass ~ 49, aa4 ,s. Syno 10y Vs sSySn
ss,S ~ So;sS 3; ~. " ~ n ~ Meeu naraiy 90
Sa,us e Soo os1 oMSer alscaax9e me 0ner-
yn,Snars a s;s, r.;:, A. moSs 81 tnese
iUs h,t svosh;,,,ar - W. az nU!n
~ 3o ssv ~ unYys u eass ~ snag
ace and 81 onea II arts ~ ehs q e od
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THE FLORIDA ,LEa1s1ATURE.

TALLAHASSEE, June 16.-The Legislature has
been in special session since the 18th instant.
The House pa ssed the Fifteenth constitutional
amendment on the 1lth instant, by vote OF
26 to Is. The Senate passed it to-day by a
vote Of IS to8.. -y,.. r-
The bill which had been introduced in the
Hoase to equalize accommodation and fare
for whites and negroes on all steamboats,, rail-
roads. s&c., was killed to-day by tie vote.
where It originated.
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Aw GENERAL DEBLITY Is NATURES
APPEAL FOR HELP Thousands Of personsS with.
out any specific ainaent, are the vctoms Of lanauor
ana Iasadtude. The unthinking are apt to conSound
this species Of merton with laziness. whereas 1t
usually arises zF0Tn wsns or organic energy. Tor
which the subjects OF 1t are no more responsible
than the nearsighted fox their defective vision.
Such peraonp, although they may be fee from pain.
trnly tnvaiids. and much in need Of nnedi-
cal ad II they were tosmented with che pangs OF
acnte disease. They require Q tonic and Alternative
that win rouse and regulate their torpid crganisa-
hons. In cases of fhta ktnA. MnsT ETrga's sTc-
MACH BfTTBRs produce an immediate and moss
favorable effect. The dehihtated and depending
vsletrdinarfan, who feels ac II no were but hal
atve; who shuns ecnapany and bss no relish either
for busineas or pleasure. 10 raetamorphosed, by q
brief course Of ths most potent vegetable invigo-
rant, into quite difysrept being. TIE change es.
fscted BY the BITGRR8. In his bodily ana mentss
condition, " surpriao 10 himself ana hia frsnas
Hs mopes NO longer; the active principle 81 lilo
which seemed to have Aied out of him. Id ssswsksn.
Cd, ana no feeis iiks ANEW saan. Remembering
That debility y not only 40 sliction stssls tat an
tnyitasis 70 dissess no time shonld ne lost in re,
Muiting ths down sysasfn wsfh this choiespt
AID fnost tSs6ns of Ia sds,s6s ana nsPvinss. =.
q dunA n ~ fifts, sfNA0 y In Sfv s3ti@&r
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FOREIGN. ITEMS.

--English papers,. led by The London Daily
News, are Introducing the system Of displayed
advertisements.
"A handsome Synagogue ia now building in
London. towards erecting which Lionel Roths-
child has contributed $12O 600. a
Hops mixed with the ordinary food, and
given to COWS, it is asserted by French agri-
cultural journal, will greatly increase the yield
Of the milk. Y.
The ssPoint of Honor" is the name Of a
new journal abont to be published in Florence.
II 10 the official organ Of society recently
started in Italy for the purpose Of abolishing
duelling, by establishing court Of honor for
the settlement OF the disputes among gentle.
men, which are usually decided by an appeal to
arms.
The Teachers' Congress-, held in Berlin, in
the latter part Of May, was attended by over
1000 instructors, from all parts of Germany.
The principal subject Of discussion was the
proprlety OF removing scholastic institutions
nom the, supervision aud control OF the clergy.
Seven teachers from the United States are
reported to have been present. The subj sct OF
q united Germany on the formation ola coin
mon Fatheraand excited much enthusiasm
among the delegates both from North and
South Germany. Vienna was selected as the
place whore the Congress sheuld be held IN
1870. e', .s} 4 d III. ntaa
"A correspondents OF the Pail Mall Gazette
writes nom Home: Several English clergy
men gre mere ioF the purpose OF obtaining
.e0os $ n'uon oi sneh Angncah ofdinatlon. when,
tney say they VIII be ready. with . number Of
Snelr =, Dte.nren' 70 un!te themselves 70 the
V0UfSn OF Rome. ThA P0Y14 h0Wavnf afaO,
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Florida Legislature has ratified the
Fifteenth amendment. -......,.... ......
The Boston Peace Jubilee was opened with
prayer by four and,preachersi 'EySs-i
The Quaker City was again released yestsr-
day. Her third officer has been arrested for
beating the deputy marshal.
The Military. Commission in the ease of
Yerger is progressing slowly. About thirty
witnesses ore yet to be examined. Nothing
new has been elicited. :, ,r, ', i, ~ =
) The He'd Stockings. Of Cincinnati, beat the
NV York Mutuals ina base ball match, the
scot> being four TO two in the full game--the
most Extraordinary Oh resord. K TN ssf-cb
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NEGRO oUrRAaEs IN GEORGIA.

Augusta, June 18.--During the circus per.
formance ct Sparta. Ga, yeatsrday. q personal
difdculty arose between sns fess ites and
blacks. in whiah one negro Wis Killed and ano-
ther mortally wounded. The affair threatened
to be more general and serious, but was sup
pressed by the sheriff and leading citizens.
Adkin d. Lewis, citizen Of Burke County,
was assaulted in his field to-day by negro,
who stabbed him to death and fed.
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THE PEACE JUBILEE.

BosToN, June 16.-Grant and Farragut have
arrived. In responding to Mr.. Claflin's speech
Of welcome, Grant said:, 1T afords me great
pleasure to visit the capital Of q State which
has done sonuch for the support Of the Union
in the time OF the great rebellion; State
whose principles did 80 much to give me what
ever political position have attained, and
State from which I have received such hearty
welcome in other days."
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THE WAR IN PARAGUAY.

LISBON, June 18.-Rio Janeiro advices to the
18th report the war news unimportant. James
Watson Webb, the American Minister to Brazil,
has taken his passports, owing to questions at
variance between himself and the Brazilian
Government relative to claims against theship
Cansle. The government expressed the deter
mination to treat with the American authori-
ties at Washington through it's own represen-.
tative. 4
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Spefial Motiefs.

ATSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL.
BGRO' COUNTY-IN IQUlTY-MARY 8. S. JACK
SON. ADM'x.. VS.. HUGH JACKSON. EFT A1--BILL
FOB PARTITION. &c.-Notlce Is hereby given, In
obedience to an order made IN the abo stated case
that the next Of Arii, Of WILLIAM J. JACKSON, de.
ceased, hvng at the dime of his DEATH or their heirs
at law and legal representatives, besides HUGE
JACKSON and ELIAS JACKSON, are requested to
establish before me such relationship. at Bennets
vile, 8. O., on or before the rmsT MONDAY OF Au-
ausT next. p. MoCCLL, Clerk.
June IA a.. Rtuth 1mO
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A4-The Friends and Acquaintance OF
Mr.. ank Mrs. O. HERLINa ale respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral of their son, PAUL, from their
residence. No. SO >tatestreet, at -Four O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON. June II
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aT ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. LON THE
Rrrors ana Abusss incident TO Youth and Hary Dan.
hood. with tha humane view OF trsasnent and cure,
.sens by maai nee ofchasgs. Address HOWARD AS
sourATTON. Box p, PhalaAslphia, PA.
y HAY ~ Smos
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A5- The Relatives. Friends and Ac-
quaintances Of Mr.. JAMES W. LAMKIN are re.
spectuly invited to attend his Funeral Services at
st. Patricks Church, 1H1s MORNING. at Nine O'Clock.
June II
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1ITHE NEATEST, TIE QUICKEST AND
THE OHEAPEsT.-Tm NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
14a EAST BAY, having repleniahed its Stock with .
new ana large assortment OF material Of the nnest
quality and latest stSles, In prepared execute at
the shortsst notice sa4 tn the best naanusr. JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Can and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elaewhere.
~ soE' DO no GNORaRS 4 sJTFER 81 co El1R
cheap UNDERHHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
June 80. IL tufhelnno,
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY g
.aa THROUGH LINK TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

.EOR RA1AATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, EERNANDtNA AND JACKSON
z 9-!-,'..''. . n WILLIE. " ~
-. TEE KK.EaANT,AND FIRsr-oIA g
skEl1Esss1S5718 - STEAMER CITY POINT, Captaip
GEO H MCMILLAN. viii sail from Charleston eyery
puints. t.F :.>
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah q
foq Mobile and Now Orlesns, and with the FIorfd.
haalrosd at EeEnsndina for Cedar Keys. at whisl
14NpOlk KgX Wssk axAs s1xSyana.
Inf0dgh Bilis Iaaing sigu6d III 1gsM Orleans an a
Albright payable on tho wharf
Goods not removed ct sunset win be stored At Ri,k
and expense Of owners. ~T 4 M
J. b. AIKEN co., Agents.
May ~ South Atlantic Whart
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MIR. William Kncx. one Of tho oiilest ana
moss ass popular citissns OF Montgomery. Ala, is
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"a Chicago naper advises Rlisha Gpre0ue.
marry Amanda. d y
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a@ TAX NOTICE.-TRE OWNERS OF
PROPERTY, in the Town Of Mount Pleasant. are
hereby notified that the Treasurer win be in attend
ance at the Mount Pleasant House. between the
hours Of and p. NJ, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
aud SATURDAYS, until the s0th instant, to receive
the Corporation Taxable Returns for 1869
Payment OF the same will be required on or before
the 10Th Of July. JOHN FARGUsON,
Mount Pleasant, June Is, 1869. Treasurer.
d June rs 4" tu,h6
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FOR NEW YORM. .
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND Sos TOa.
REG ULAR EVERY THURSDAY

ScAnn THR STEAMSHIP PRoMErHEUs.
Iz&EAH&TT Captain A. y. GRAY. Will Il ave NORTH
Z<H0E4EdX tianec wharf, on TRunsDAx June
1Tth. positively at II A. M
No freight received after half 10 a. NJ. ON
THURRDAY. ' Va
For Freight OF Passage apply to
JOHN 4 THEO GETTY
June II North Atlantic Wharf
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"A late English novelty 10 an aquarium Of
performing Aehas. 1I-F
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aTGo TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOr
FINE LINEN SACKS, 81 so.
: June vi, e-. th14 r77,,, ,3r 4! futha1 mo
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. : 1SrAND HE DID MANY WONDERFUL
WORK., insomuch that hts nsme was pronounced
In many tongues. And there csme unto him. Judith,
nom the seaport Of New Bedford who had been sick
for many years: ana after some days her pains we're
gone. She slept soundls, and did rejoice III eating
her food. And Asa. from those which are called
Quahers, in the great city Of Phiadephia, Yroksan
ep,stie saying: o. Dootori accept thou this money,
which is called greenbacks and hath the picture Of
Abraham. thy ftitnsi. on one end. For verify was
weak. exhausted end desoondent; / ate hut little;
and suffered many pains. and thy PLANTATIONS
BITTERs gave me health, Hkened only unto the
vtRor Of youth. Ana upon such 90 are AFFLICTED with
liver complaint with sour stonaoh, with general de.
bity and dyspeptc pains, In all parts Of the land
did these Bitters produce astonishing cures.
MAaRoIIA WATER Superior TO the best imported
German Cc.sgpe. and sod d half the price.
Juno 10 -s, ~. tuihs8