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{ lonslyness per south m onnn nal,road


Ionslgness per south ,al oIInn nai,road
May GO.
Ss3 bales Cotton. Al bales Domeetics, hbds Ba-
COD, 600 tara Pig Iron. 10 Railroad agent, Graeser
& >n.th, " " smith, D ANIME, q Cobia & Co,
Clagho:n. Herring & Co. Goldsmith & Son, Wat
son Bal, ,and Courtehay & Trenholm.
Constgnees per Northeastern Railroad
May 30.
20 bales Cotton. 100 bushels Roueh Rice, $50 bbls
Naval stores, Lumber. Mdss &C. To D t, ney, j
Campsen & Co, Kipsman b Howell, Blschof 4 Co,
Kirkpatrick L Witte. Mowry & 20, Frost Adger
Wehman, Caldwell sons, J Schirmer, Will
liams & CO. Grae.e, Smith, Col P Blunt a
GOLDSMITH & Co. q Granger and q.
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THE ASTONISHING
DTSINFECTANT. T.


ExoKY CoIlHeL, OXFORD, Ga. December 90 1858.
Prof. DAABY. Dear Sir-Havipg not been en-
gagged for many years in the active duties OF the
Medical profession. am only superfcialy acquatnt,
ed with the CLAIMS ef your Prophyactic Fluid, but
am well acquainted with its chemical elements.
While, therefore, cannot speak eIperimentally OF
the value Of the compound. vet the dIsnfectng and
composition, together with the well known reputa-
ton If its disooverer, chemist, authorize me to
regard its merits Of high order; on the whole 1t
must be considered as valuable contribution 10 the
class Of articles to which 1t belongs.
These views, may add, are sustained by the test.
mouy OF many coDpetent judges, who have tested
ite properties. Believe me, dear Btr.
Yours, respectfully,
4. MEANS, n. D., LII. D.
CURES BURNS, WOUNDS. STINGs, &c.
ALABAMA INsANE HOSPITAL,
TUSCALOOSA. December ~. 1858.
Messrs: JOHN DARBY Co.. No. l6o Wtllism-street
New York:
Gxtlemer-I received your circulars Of the 18th
instant sskng an expression OF opinion from me as
TO the merits Of your Prophylactc FLUID. 3he pre-
partition has been 30 generally used by the proiee-
sion and public at large. and 60 universally esteem
cd that It SCENE to me to need no further recon-
mendation.
AS disdnfectant and RENE lial agent too when in
dlcat d. it is not e1cele BY any similar preparation
We use permeangunio pFepa atoms very extensively
In this hospital and could not do without them. I
consider yours tie best and most elegant p:epars-
tion Of the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &c,
P. BRICE, NJ. D.,
sup't and Physician Alabama Insane hospital.
DOwIE & NOISE,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
May 25 tuthsSmos agents for South Carolina.
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aEC0ND WIVES.

An Analysis Of the Aversion obtaining
= 70 second Marriages.
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FRANKFORT, May 2s.-Bopds 6: s.sss's.

To fair extra Sc 45a6 co. Wheat heavy and 1a2 cents
lower. Corn less active and 1s2 cents lower. Pork
dropping at sHHaSi ~. Lard heavy; kettle 1szs
lee. Whiskey dun Il 81 n, Groceries dull Tur.
pentine l7a4sc Rostn 50 t7ha2 Is. Freights arm.
er; cotton by sail $50 Southern stocks quiet Nc
ney scive and pump at 7per cent. Sterling sH.
aoid weak sssX. Stocks, after rnu h depression,
closed improved but unsettied.
BAlrrnoRE, May 28-cotton and four dull.
whea. weak; prime valley red 81 90. Corn firm;
white ssassc; yellow ssaso. Pork ssl. Bacon frm.
Lard quiet at 1sa1sHc. whiskey unchanged
cmcnusA1I. May 2s-wbiskey duh at 81 %, little
demand. Lard held at 1sEa1sk, and no sales:
wuMseToN. May 2s-spirits turpentne nrm at
z2c. Rosin better at 81 S0a7 25. Crude turpentine
at 81 7ss Tar 81 80. Cotton 251la2sXc.
AUGUSTA. May 2e-Cotton market easier; sales
200 bales; receipts 2s bales; middhngs 2sc.
SAVANNAH. May 26.-Demand for cotton very
light Miadliags 27 cents. Sales rs bales. Receipts
$40 bales.
NOZZLE. May 26.-Cotton dull. Sales l50 bales.
Low middlings 7sN cents. Receipts 90 bales.
q. NEW ORLEANS. May 26-ootton easier; middlings
2skc; sales ESQ bales receipts $50 bales; exports ss
bales. Gold s911. Sterling 62k. Sight exchange
on New York par. sugar, prime lSha1Sl: common
~, 10 and 10Hc. Molasses nominal
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDl

THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
- - - CINE.
Letter from the Surgeon General Of The late COneder-
ate States.
-, RICHMOND, Va, January "A, 1869.
JOHN DARBY Co..; No. 100 Willlan-street, New
York:
Gentsem.r-I have received your letter Of the 18th
Of December, 1866, calling my attention 70 your
tDarby's ProphYlactie) Fluid.
Imost cheerfuIy stats that the Fluid was furnish
ed to, and extensively used by, the SURGEONS In
charge Of general hospitals In the Confederate ser
vice with great benefit to the patients-aI the sur
geors making favorable report-a great deal Of It
was ueed 10 the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
6AM'L PRESTON MOORE, NJ. D,
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Ma OK Market.

MACON, May O.. 'or1oN.-The market, the
first day Of the week vi der review, was quiet but
frm-mIddlipgs being quoted at 255sc-and through
the week its character was rather dull Prices have
hardly varied with month The receipts to-day
amount to 80 bales; shipments 9S bales; sales 80
ba'es. The quotations are as followa-sam, a. at
close OF last weeks review: Ordinary %; good ordi
ns AH: low Iniddlina 20; mfddlipg 2bH. The re-
ceipte have bsen very light thus week., summing up
only lit bales. Shipments S14 bales; safes 1877
bales. q
MACON COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September is, 1865. ............ 1896
Received this week.. ............. III
Received previously .............. 57.542-67 759
Total 49,. ...................... b9,Os5
Shipped this week. 3A
Shipped previously. .................. JGeSl-6I276
Stock on hsnd... 80. ...... ...... 1910
The stock ON hand Ms' 25 1865, was 5000 bales.
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Brings, Qbsmifal,, Gte.
.nABB1'sPaoPHYLACTlo FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Alez. II. Stephens, Of Georgia.
CRAwFoRpsvuLE, Go September 20. 1868,
Darby's Propbyiaetic Fluid is an article Of little
cost but great value. It's domestic as well os med-
Gnsl rses are numerous, wbfo its spaeiaies are
ten gears and no hesdof family %f8 Sah ahord
" ' ''' ~ ~ ALEX Il. STEPHENS.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE B LOOD

THE EPU TAT1 ON
this excellent medicine en-
JOYS, Is derived from its
cures, many Of which are
truly marvellous. Invete-
rate cases Of soroiulouf
disease. where the system
seemed saturated With
corruption, have been pm
rided aud cured by It.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were g.
grava'ed BY tho scrofu.
Ions contamination updl
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Markets By Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, May 2e-Eoon.-consols s3G. Bonds
TsX.
Afternoon. nearly suspended on &C.
ceust OF the Derby races. Bonds 7sA Talow
42s Ga.
IyrzrooI. May 9e-soon.-o Cotton quiet; ur'
lands 111a11Ad; Orleans 11xsnKd. Sales 5000
bales. Bombay lhipmsnis to The 22d, according t.
private advices. are 5000 balss. -.
Iyening.-Coston closed unchanged; sales 10000
bales. c~c .
HA1E. May 2e.-Tres ordinaire on the, spot
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b -..---. -. ::
From the London 1eadef'l
The aenhn,ent Of the age is--not without
peasonEopposed to . GOOD dsmarriages. II mat
rimony were essentially the social partnership
wbich sone philosophers would fain make it
II Il were simply . form Of covenant, olnalng
"a IN tbem-Nis were modelled on the plan
Stfntrsformer who owanted TO add as apro7iso
Gfhs pfsyr Book vow. 80 leug as we both
s6sii ioyeaLthere would be no reasonable o6-
lection to entering INTO Q second, third, fourtn
"a Hah pertnerahip on the same elastic loot ts
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-02
From the Oshkosh Times.
Wisconsin and Fox Rivers In
eH provemen Convention.

We publish to-day, call for the reas-
sembling Of the Wisconsin and Fox Riy-
ers Improvement Convention, to meet at
Portage City, on the goth; day of October
next, at 10 N.
= This subject claims, and will receive
the immediate attention, and hearty CO.
operation of the people of central Wis
consin. The Convention, last November,
was productive of much good in bring
ing the matter properly before Congress,
andthe legislatures of western states; this
session will make better known, and give
new strength to the popular movement
being made to forward the improvement.
1t is the question of the day, and will
not be suffered to rest until the desired
end is reached. From this on we labor
for the consummation of this great enter
prise-all else is subordinate to it.
This call should bring. together dele
gates from every city, town and village,
within twenty miles Of the line of the
proposed Improvement, from Green Bay
TO Prairie du Chien. Let it be, in num-
bers and ability, the greatest, as it will
be the most important convention eyer
held in the West
The preliminary arrangements are now
just being entered upon by the proper
committees. 1t is expected that the az
rangements will be made for the trans
portat1on of delegates, from Green Bay,
and all along the line, by steamboat, up
the Fox to Portage City, Thissoute will
be taken that the matter of The improve
ment It's feasibility, &C., may be fully de.
monstrated. KIs99 5eogs
: Gov. Merrill, of Iowa Gov. Marshall
Of Minnesota; Gov. Fletcher, of Missoa.
ri and Gov Fairohild, Of Wisconsin,
will be in attendance at the Convention,
all as efficient advisers and co-workers.
3 Now, friends of the improvement, 90
to work, and let no consideration of bust,
ness, or politics, turn your attention from
this important object. To suffer the. con-
vention to fail, or fall short of it's pur-
pose, would be to abandon the work.
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%~*. For Programmes and Bills requiring unusual
amount decomposition, or fer bordefing and other
extra work reasonable charges will be made.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-02
1OSHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1869.
KENOSHA COUNTY FAIR
Premium List for 1869.

The annual Fair of the Keno1ha County
Agricultural Society, will be held on the
Society's grounds, at Bristol Station, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 21st,
22d and 23d of September, 1859 and of
fer the following premiums
Glass 1st-StaIZ5ons.
Judges j Fl. sabins, Sebastian Tyneson
Theodore L. Benedict
u 81 Il 80 H-fc
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NUMBER IA.

I'd do do - .......GEssz7. so
Best sample buckwheat - 9q,f -. .1 sy
1t . do sweet corn r.........Sg1
Field crops to be entered on or before
the first quarterly meeting in Juneldf ro
~ Glass 49,. Pzoso5ng Mateh.x aoa6
Judges WI. Marsh, Lyman. Dutton, Hi
ram Bacon Tasz eli - yeE szss6ssss
Best 4 acre plowed by single team, S 81
I'd do do .A...: 5d3"5
I'd do do .s..... ...s o.
There must not be less than four entries
IN this department to compete. 7
g. Cf0sS l9-5Ladies' Equestrianism. ~
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SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS.

Tuesday, Sept. 81. Reception and ar.
rangement of Articles. .9ae15
o Wednesday, Sept. %, 10 o'clock a. m.
Opening address by the President, after
which roll call of Judges and delivery of
Glass Books; II o'clock a. NJ, Flowing
match 2 o'clock p. H., Ladies Equestri-
anism, to. berepeated1 on Thursday 81
o'clock p. m; trial of speed Trotting,
Velocipede race Immediately after
Thursday, Sept. 49, 10 O'Clock a. IA, Re
view of Ladies' questriauism; II o'clock,
footrace,-sack race will follow !; Q o'clock
p. ~, Annual Address.
Afterwards the report Of Committees
will besread by the Secretary. ,a459H
j The Annual Address will be delivered
by Hon. Judge Miller, of Rockford, III.
A special train of cars will run from
Kenosha to the Fair grounds during the
Fair 1889 Feb Zfa bhl
The counties of Lake, Ill, and Racine
and Walworth, Wis, are invited to COM
pete for premiums offered by the Society.
F. B. DREW, Sec
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Special committee Of judges as follows, on
Factory Cheese Joseph Slosson, Geo..
W.sCarpe III. A. NeWbury, ..u
The following premiums are offered for
the best specimens of 4 cheeses, not less
than 40tb eachG said cheese to be manu-
featured on the Goth Of May, Goth of June5
goth of July and goth of August, A, full
statement of the process of making is re
CURED with each sample from each ex-
hibitor t55T 3 ~
Best sample 10 arsaa ...: $40 90
Cd do .h1ao2< 1890
Class 12tb-AgrjcuzturGZ Implements and
Manufactured articles,
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Pho exhibitor must be- the inventor,
manufacturer or owner of the article, in
order to receive premium.
All the above articles manufactured in
the county and shipped by-rail, to Bristol
Station, the society will pay the freight
thereon.
Class t3tb-zLadies Department.
judges. H. Colt and lady, Miss Julia
Epson, Miss Anna Fowler, Mrs Clara
ShumWaY
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Glass Miscellaneous and Discretionary
ATticles g
Judges. ID. Fowler and lady, A G.
Stonebraker1 and lady, nj. d. Burt and
lady. ta i1I--saa II
Best box of honey ........$
" sample sorghum syrup not less
than 1 gallon ........ 1
4" sample currant wine ...:.
I'd do 81 do ... so
Best sample cider vinegar not less
than 1 gallon d ...e5 /
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i lHere muSC not be less than i've entries
in this department. to compete. Ladies to
ride second and third days
Glass 20-Triaz Of 4Ilrotttaq.
Judges-David Stewart, Hiram Reese III.
J.. Thorp, lfTGla aat a9dHf .isf
First premium 1ae 7ol ........ $50 90
2d do rr ........ 20
Five dollars entry fee. Not less than
three horses must.compete. No animal6r
article to receive two premiums. "
soy r'.. Class s1-F6ot Race. I4A
Judges-A. G. Jocelyn, j. M. Kellogg,
Isaac George.
First Premium 30 19aso. s. s 90
Sd do ........ 9
Distance: once around the track. Not
less than three entries to compete.
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Glass 11th-Butter,s Cheese, Flour, dec.
Judges-Ed. Kihgman, Mrs. w. O. Traf-
ford, S. d. Smith and lady, Seth Doan.
Best sample Of butter In jar or tub,
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Glass 2d-CaTrldgo and Drqft Horses.
Judges=-Alex. Beath, W. O. Trafford,
Henry Blackman.
Ali entries made in this department not
to compete for more than one prize.
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The parties competing are, to be put in
sacks closed at the bottom and shirred
about the neck Not less than three en-
tries to ,mpete. Distance TO be decided
by the judges Gus .1er ad4 e. IL
a+,ee Glass 23-= Helocipccles.
Best operator on the velocipede, 3@
twice out of three times around
the track, first premium .......$ 8
I'd premium .E ........ 3
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More Banking Facilities.

Elsewhere in our columns will be found n
notice that tho South Carolina Loan and
Trust Company is about 10 begin opera
tlons. We are glad to learn that the
amount of capital requisite for the organi-
cation of the institution (S2oo,o ,oOO) is al
ready pledged by some of our prominent
merchants.
The amount Of subscription is limited in
Charleston to 100000; but an additional
amount of 100000 will be offered to sub
scrlbers IN the country as soon as the com
pany is organized, it being the design to
make the permanent capital $5OO,OOO. II
Will be seen that the charter is an extreme
~ liberal one, and that the institution, in
addition to the usual banking business, is
authorized to receive trusts and allow inter-
est on deposits
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winch indicated the number OF my room. The
clerk at once asked What is wanted p l re-
pied that would have such and such articles
FOR dlnner for my wife and self in fifteen min
utoS. The articles were put in a little portable
c"ppohrc with non-conducting sdo, placed in
one OF the dumb walters at the right time, and
sent up to the eighth floor, giving notice to
the waiter on that floor that dinner for MIR.
Lewis was coming up. The waiter spread the
tablo and left us i'll peace and quietness to dine
at our leisure. No servant had ascended D.
single fight OF stairs"
"A Washington telegram says ssThe South
ern senator's had a caucus on Friday night,
which makes good deal Of talk from the fact
that many congressman believe that it was for
tho purpose OF devsing means to force the
senate to give them pay back to March, 1867.
Iwo OF the gentlemen assert, however, that
this question was not brought forward, but
that the whole object of the caucus was to So
cure unanlmity of action on tho part OF the
Southern States with reference tc the great
omnibus railroad bill reported on Saturday. 1t
is understood, as result of the caucus, that
the Fremont line on the thirty parallel
VIII be voted against and that tho Southern
senators Will generally so for the bill as re-
ported, thinking that their section will be satis-
hod with their connection by the way or Mem
phis, Little Rock, Canada ali River, and the AL
buQuerQuc route'
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We publish this morning full report of
the proceedings Of the adjourned meeting
of the stockholders Of the South Carolina
Railroad Company, held yesterday in this
city. The proceedings will be especially
interesting, as they embrace o discussion
OF tariff rates, the accommodation given to
shippers, and the vexed question of the
litigation with the Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company.
We believe that the statements made at
the meeting, in regard to freight accom-
modations, and the tariff will be satisfao
tory to the stockholders at large. as they
were to those present at the meeting; and in
regard to the litigation with the Augusta
Railroad, we may be permitted to say that
the debate proves how very far distant from
the truth popular reports and popular ru-
mors may be.
The South Carolina Railroad Company
has, VIC believe, been operated in the in
terest of its stockholders aud of the whole
State. Had it confined its policy to sccur-
ing the advantage Of the stockholders to
the dc!riment of the State, or of the low
country to the detriment of the upper dis
tricts, it could never have received at our
hands the unqualified support which we now
give to the President and Directors of the
company. The NEWS was not silent when it
was thought that tAo public had reason for
complaint and it cannot be silent now that
there is 80 much in the management of the
company to approve of and praise.
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Gopartnersbip notifr.


EiOisGii w. LEE AND CElAELEs
~ SPENCER have withdrawn from the firm of
GRAhSER, LEE, SMITH & 90. The busin ess will
be continued by CLARENCE A. GRAESER and A.
sgd NLY NTH, under The name and style of
GKAESER SMITH, to whom all payments due the
late hrm must / Q made and al claims presented
anu who Will sign in settle" ent OF its affairs
CLARENCE a. GRAESER
GEORGE W. LEE.
A. SYDNEY SMITH
CHARLES SPrNCER,
Ch,rlestou, 8. o. February H. 1869
IN REIIRING FROM THE FIRM OF GRAE-
SEX, LEE, SMITH Il CO. we cordially recommend
our successors, Messrs. GRAESER Il SMITH to
the favor and patronage of III of friends.
GEORGE W. LEE
CHARLES SPENCER
February IL
I a w WNOTICE.-THE URDERSlGNEn
A nave this daN formed Copartncrs hin for tho
practice of LAW AND EQUIJY in sumter and nd
joining Counties, and in the United States Courts for
tne District OF South Carolina, under the name and
style of RICHARDSON s MOSES.
JAMES : G. RICHARDSON
nj JNTGOMERY MOSES
Sumter, s. G.. February 8. Nebrusry9 8
4 AW NOTiC Il .-McMILLAN KING
~ ESD. is this day admitted Il partner in cur
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL & sEABRooK, LAWYERS.
No. 80 Broad street.
JAMES 3. CAMPBELL.
HENRY SEABROOK.
MCMILLAN KING. Jonuory
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The REV. HENRY a. WISE. Jr.. the son of
Governor Henry A. Wise, died in Richmo ond
yesterday. Mr.. Wise was gentleman of
great ability, an eloquent preacher, and q
pure and pious man.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THrs
I1r,Tty ~ !! ~ % STATES FOR The DISTRICT OF
IoPHAR D. EAsIERL LING, B aNKRJlp'r. BY WHOM
PElil!ON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
GEMBER, A. D. 1858, IN SAID COURT-IN BANK
hup N aCY-lhis is TO give notice h on the FIRST
ruptcy was issued against the Estate of CTIR1ST0-
PIER D: EAsTERLING OF Benncttsyille, in the
County OF Marlboro and state of South Carolina Who
mas mas pcen adJudged Bankrupt, lis own petition:
that the payment of any debts and delivery of anv
properly pr PEI oelonging to said Bankrupt, to BIN
hum arc forbidden by law; thar meeting Of tbc bbc
creditors OF the said Bankrupt. to prove their debts
ana and 10 choose one or moro assignees Of his Estate
VIII be held at Court of Bankruptcy to be holden
at NO "a road-stree,, Charleston, s. C., before !
=. CARPENTRY, Registrar, the sEvENrEErH DAY
oFFEBRUARY, A. d. 1869, at O'Clock p M
J. P, NJ. EFPING,
United States Marshal as MESSENGER
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WANTED AGENTS. S75 TO saOu PEE
w month, everywhere, male and f-male to in
troduce the genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine VIII
stitch. hem, fell, tuck. quilt cod. bind, braid and
emoro1der en- In most superior manner. Price only
@ @siS: fnlly warranted for five years. We will nav
neauutui, or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes
tho elastic Lock Stitch % Every secohd stitch can
without tearing it. We pay agents from SIS to 5000
per month and expenses, a commission from
il Whlch twice that amount can be made. Address
St Louis Mo. '
CAUTION N-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ues Palmlng OIL worthless cast iron machines under
the same name or otr erwise Ours ia the on oan,-
me me ana really practical cheap machine rnanrfac-
euIco tuChSl3T Iebr1lSfy
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Conditional.

~S|~>>S~~
vNHE DUE WEsT FEnlALE UOE
sttuta6ns In the State Pupils received at anv sime
ana emerged nom the time OF catering. m
Imaon, including Latin and French, "a DER
Bosrdtng. including Fuel and wash,ng, slA so per
m9ntn. j.. g. BONNER
Docomoer "A mth3nn0 President.
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Apih - No. 16l KING-STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-11
G.o Rent.

'Eo GE:NI, VERY CUIFORTAisIE
N ana pionsanty situated RESIDENCE in west
elh pat CT city. near CITY Railway. having every
,'ti, Eohveniepce fora genteel family Will be rented
uhtll ISL June next or longer to approved tenant
STREET. IA Fnbrrary ~
'Vc RENT, THAT THREE AND a HALF
story BRICK RESIDENCE in Anson-strect, one
uoor south or Laurens. 10 an approved tenant rent
very low Apply at No. 80 SOCIETY STREET. or Mt
Messrs. DoW1E & NOISE, co,Dcr OF Meeting aud
M oasel streets. tuths6~ February 9
|No Rent, THAT coon GROClIHsY
olOAE at the corner of Doughty and Lucas
SIreets 1.ent low to good tenant. Apply =. no
20 oMIDDLE-sINEEr thstu January %
pOOns TO RtsMa TO FAMII.Y
Az without children. Apply to G.. GRAF north
east corner OF Wentworth and Pitt streets.
February
ITO kENC. a PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
Apply 't IdlS OFFICE October %