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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-26
BY MILES DRAKE.


THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, l will sell at my
Store, corner Of King and Liberty streets,
One hundred cases BOOTS AND SHOES, just re-
ceived direct from manufacturers, by steam
ships James Adger and Manhattan.
COHSISTIEG OF:
Cases Mems Calf, Kip and Grain BOOTS
Gases Mems Calf Creole Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Kip Brogans and Balmorals
Cases Boys Calf and Bun Balmorals and Con-
gress
Cases Ladies' Serge, Congress and Polish Boots
Cases Ladies' Kid and Morocco Bootees
Cases women's Goat and Bun Bootees, to g. 8 to
9and7to9
Cases Chlldren's Goat, Copper Toe, Balmorals, g
to12
Cartoons Misses and Childrens Congress and
Balmorals. --.,
p, ALSO,
so cases, $50 dozen, Mems and Boys Alpine,
Italian, Broadway. Young America and Planter's
Felt and Wool HATS, assorted colors.
Terms cash. Sale positive. -.' .-... oct26
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THE CATHOLIC PARoca1AL SCHOOL was opened
yesterday with eighty pupils; =
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EARL DERBY.-The nag Of the British Consul
and the nags on the British vessels in port were
displayed at half mast yesterday as mark Of
respect to the memory OF the late Earl Derby.
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--AsMoozL EsyABLIsH,EgST.-We invite the atteu-
:tiorpof the friends OF TIE NEWS in the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our ONCE enjoys for the prompt execution
OF all kinds Of Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
vided with new type and machinery of the latest
nd.most approved pattern, and having large
>and carefully selected stock Of cards, envelopes
and papers Of all qualities, THE NEWS Job once Is
now prepared to nj orders for every description
eof plain and ornamental printing In the very best
manner, ana as rates at least as low as any other
establishment In the Southern States. Call at
THE NEWS building (up-stairsJ and examine our
scale or prices and specimens Of our work.
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Anrtion 6aIcs--fmtmre Daps.
BY JOHN S. RYAN.

BY JOHN S. RYAN.
A UCTION SALE OF LOT. OF LAND
II NORTHEAST CORNER OF EAST BAY
AND GUIGNARD STREET.
On TUESDAY, the I'd day of November at the
Old Postoffice at IL O'Clock A. NJ, will sell at
Public Auction, without any manner Of reserve,
f..All that LOT OF LAND, at the Northeast corner
of East Bay and Guignard street, measuring and
containing al feet 8 Inches front on East Bay, by
1853 feet on Guignard street, and "a feet 8 inches
on the back, be the same more or less.
- .,f.,s 80 % ALSO, -
The LOT Immediately adjoining the above on
the north line, same dimensions.
Terms OF Saie-One-third cash; remainder In
one, two and three years, secured by bond ana
mortgage of the property Sold Purchaser to pay
for conveyance and stamps.
N. B.-Por further information, apply to
oct26 JOHN 8. RYAN. No. 50 Broad street.
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TEE CHEAPEST, YEr.-THE NEWs Job once Is
now printing binheads in the best style and on
me rkSey. ct $3.50 per thousand. Merchants, think
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD AccrDsNr.-Yesserday
street car ran over and killed q dog near Ann
street. -
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one OF DICKENS or Scott's Works Is present
ed to every annual subscriber TO the XIX Gen.
tury. ocVo
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BY r., M. MARSHALL & BRO.

TARM AND DWELLING, NEAR ST.
IL STEPHENS DEPOT.
THIS DAY, 2sth instant at II o'clock, will be
sold at the Old Postoffice, Broad street,
1877 acres OF LAND, two and half miles from
st. Stephens Depot, Northeastern Railroad, and
thirty miles from Charleston; 100 acres cleared,
balance well wooded. On. the place are Dwell
ing of four rooms and outbuldings and fine
Orchard.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers
and stamps. octV
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TIE NAN WHO KICKED DOWN BARRIcApEs PUT
OUT OF TIE CuroMHoUsE.-Aldermar David Bar;
row, whose principal amusemeat OF late seemed
20 be pouring red.hot Whiskeye down his throat,
xickingdown bsfficades,, trying to collect duties
where he had no authority to do so, and making
. fool OF himself on the street and In the Council
Chamber, hss.Deen discharged from The Custom.
house, where he held the once Of appraiser. Ac,
-cording to general report he made . very good
appraiser, excepting when drunk, which was the
case too frequently for the good Of himself or Of
the United States Government.
Alderman N h. Collins has been. appointed IN
Barrow,s place.
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pzssosAl,-Juage R. B, Carpenter was in the
city yesterday.
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RANGE LIGHTS ON MORRIS IsLAND.-TH1 NEWS
has mentioned that the United States government
proposes placing two range lights on Morris Isl
and.
Yesterday, through the courtesy Of Major Geo.
Burroughs, engineer Of the sixth lighthouse dis
trict, we had an opportunity Of inspecting the
plans and specifications for these range lights,
which win be placed upon Morris Island, near
Lighthouse Inlet. The nrst light will be about
twenty-tw feet high, and thesother, located i've
hundred yards distant, about thirty-seven feet
in height, and when placed can be seen from the
deck Of o snip twelve miles or
Atpresent vessels arriving or the bar at night
generally have to remain until morning, as to at
tempt to cross the bar in the dark would be
somewhat risky. When these range lights are
placed, the pilot, by keeping them in range, can
bring his vessel safely across the bar without the
least risk, and thus avoid the delay, which Is not
only annoying, but in bad weather often danger.
ous We hope the work upon these lights will
be speedily commenced.
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BYR, NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
DRICK RESIDENCE, TRADD STREET,
ID NEAR MEETING.

THIS BAY, 2sth instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Postofice, Broad street,
The Brick TENEMENT, No. 88 Tradd street,
second door from Meeting containing 8 square
rooms and basement, with outbuildings, gas and
cistern Lot Is by 200 feet, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US Tor papers
and stamps. octzo
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BY w. Y. LEITCH G &. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
SAvANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL
- ROAD STOCK.

Will be sold at the Old Postonaqe, THIS DAY, at
IL O'Clock,
20 shares Savannah and Charleston Railroad
STOCK.
Terms cash. oct26
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misrellaneons.

deal AND PERSONAL ESTATE BRO
IN KER. -. I
The undersigned has established himself OF NO.
81 Broad street, for the purpose Of negotiating
purchases and sales OF Real Estate, Stocks and
Bonds, and for edecting loans on Bonds and MOTT
cages on Real and also on Personal Property.
BENJAMIN MoRDECAI,
octIe tus4 No. "a Broad street.
no YOU WISH TO PUT OFF NDEFI-
NrrRLY Sick Headache, Sour Fluctuations and
Acidity Of the Stomach
USE soLoMoNs BrTTBRs.
Bept17 3moS
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By JOHN G.. MILMOR & co.
'DRUssELs CARPET, INGRAM AND
ID STAIR CARPETING, DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, &c. .a,.........

THIS DAY, 2sth instant, at 10 O'Clock we win sell
= at our Store, No. 135 Meeting street, ~"
One handsome BRUSSELS CARPET, small
CARPET, Fancy and Magenta Prints, Bleached and
Brown Shifting, Blue, Black, Fancy, anu Cadet
Satinets, Kentucky Jeans Cassimeres, Red and
White Flannels, Lappett Shirttng, UndershTss,
Balnorai Shirts, Opera Flannel, Blankets, Madras
Handkerchiefs, Black Cloth Coats, Black Satinet
and tweed Sacks, Black and Fancy Satinet, Tweed
and lean Prints, Brown, Drill and O. F. Drawers,
Hosiery, Leather Belts, Flax Thread, Linen ana
Lawn Handkerchiefs, &C.. =.
Conditions cash. octZo
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A VALUABLE FERrILrzER-Wei issue this morn
ing supplement containing number OF letters
from planters and others, in which they express
their opinion OF the famous "Soluble Pacific
Guanc,n for which Mr.. J. n. Robson, OF this city,
Is the agent. The supplement also contains come
valuable information in regard to the operations
Of the Pacific Guano Company, whose works at
Charleston cost nearly two hundred thousand
dollars. But the point which most concerns the
farmer in buying fertilizers, is cheapness COM
bined with efficiency. The costly element in the
Pacific Soluble Guano is the ammonia, the sup.
ply Of which Is limited in quantity. without II
the guano is useless, and it has been the endeav-
or OF the Pacific Guano Company to make avail
able, hitherto unused supplies Of organic matter
containing ammonia. Cotton seed Is found to
contain large percentage OF ammoniacal mat
ter, as well as carbonlc acid, another important
solvent. The Pacific Guano Company are now
making "a compound acid phosphate OF lime"
which Is identical with the Soluble Pacific, except
that It contains no ammonia. This Is to be COM
posted with cotton seed, resulting in saving to
the planter, 1t Is claimed, OF about thirty per
cent The whole details may be found in the
supplement
Mr. J. N. Robson, the agent OF South Carolina
of the Pacific Guano Company, makes the follow
ing announcement:
CHARLESTON, s. c., october 25.
In order to induce planters to keep correct
account OF the results obtained from the applica.
ton Of the Soluble Pacific Guano and Compound
Acid Phosphate manufactured by the Pacific
Guano Company, would offer the following pre-
miums for the ensuing crop OF corn and cotton,
and would be glad II the State Agricultural Socie-
ty would take charge OF the matter and arrange
the details. No other guano to be used on the
land experimental with
FOR COTTON.
1st. Silver pitcher, value SIS, from the great
est growth from one acre of land.
ID. Silver goblet value $50, for the next growth
from one acre OF land.
;, Sd. Silver cup value s2s, for the third great
est growth from one acre OF land.
FOR CORN.
ist. Silver goblet, value $50, for the greatest
yi.ld from one acre OF land.
ID. Silver cup value SIS, for the next greatest
yield from one acre OF land.
Sd. Gold medll, value S25, for the third grelt-
es; yield from one acre OF land.
j. n. ROBSON,
A rcnt for South Carolina.
The State Agricultural Soc e'y will doubtless be
willing to take charge OF and award the pre-
miums
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TEE OUsrED CRY OFFICERS.-lt will be remem-
bered that Chief Justice Moses recently ordered p
J.Coogan, n. G. Camplin, colored, George Addison
and NJ Caulfeld, Who heldt the off1ces respectively
of Assessor, Assistant Assessor, City Sheriff and
Flour Inspector, to vacate them, and TO have no
thing to do with the duties Of the ofdces, books,
papers. &C., on pain Of contempt OF court; also
that when these officers did meddle with the
said books, papers and duties OF said omces,
either as officers pro tens., or while the omces
were difsrently styled, the counsel for MessrS.
WE. Hughes, Assessor, c. P. Frazer, Assistant
Assessor, P. G. Guerry, City Sheriff, and c. n.
Ayerill Flour Inspector, notified the ousted OFF,
cials, who, acting under instructions OF Council
were meddling with said ofices, that on the 2osh
of this month Chief Justice Moses, at Sumter,
would be requested to grant rule to make them
show cause why they should not be attached for
contempt Of court In not complying with the
order Of court.
On the 10th, the counsel fora neither side ap-
peared before Chief Justice Noses The counsel
for Messrs. Hughes ct al sent the necessary
documents by mail P. J. Coogan, N. G. Camp
LIN, colored, Geo. Addison and N. Caulfeld, sent
aftdavIts, asserting that they had not shown con-
tempt Of court, nor would they do 80 for anything.
On the 21st, Chief Justice Moses issued an order
to have hearing Of the cases on the 2Sth OF this
month The following Is copy Of the order
The State ex relatiope the Attorney General vs.:
F-P!J. CooRan, for n. G. Camplin, colored, or
-, Geo. Addison, or N. Caulfeld, as the case might
be-
!. motion for rule in the said matter having
been resisted by the affidavit OF the responaenc
no counsel appearing on either side on the day
fixed. and no written arguments submitted, It Is
ordered that the said motion stand for nearing
before me at Sumter, on Thursday, 2Sth instant,
Il Is ordered that the afidavit Of the respon..
dent be fled with the Clerk OF the Court OF
charleston County, and that the said CLERK 40
forthwith cause q copy thereof and Of TINS order
to be served on VIM. N. Hughes Tor G. P. Frazer,
or P. @. Query, or c. N Averill as the case might
bel and furnish me with copy OF the amdayit
At Chambers, Sumter, October 21, 1859.
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We win sellTHIs DAY, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
A General Assortment OF Household FURNl
TURE, Sewing Machine, &c.
Cnndittnns cash. OCtZo
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We will sell THIS DAY, at our New Store, vendue
Range, at quarter to 10 o'clock A. n,
boxes DRY SALTED BELLIES and Long Clear
- bbls. Beef
= tubs Butter
- bbls. Potatoes
- bbls Vinegar, &c. 0ct26
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BY LAUREY 6 ALEXANDER.

= BIZ LAUREY G. ALEXANDER.
D1G HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES Po-
TATOEs, CHEESE, BACON, &c. "'-
3.:-,.- - ,r-:..:J -.
THIS DAY. 2eth inst, will be sold In our Store,
So. No. 1877 East Bay, ct 10 O'CLOCK,
% barrels PIG HAMS and Shoulders, just re-
ceiyed ....'
500 Shoulders-, a..
500 Hams
$50 Sides
so barrels Potatoes
so boxes Prime Cheese and sundry articles.
ALSO,
On account OF all concerned,
terces HAMS, slightly injured, favonte
brands.
Conditions cash. octEo
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BY KNOX, DAILY 6 CO., ''T.
NO. $50 Meeting street.

tF,1uRNITURE AND SEWING MACHINE,
IT. OF FAMILY DECLINING H0USEti
| n KEEPING.
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ARREST OF i YOUTHFUL CLOG DANcER.-Last
saturdaynight Captain Hendricks received tele-
gram from Albany, N. Y, instructing him to ar
rest and hold until further orders George Hunter,
member Of SkI1 & Gaylord's minstrel troupe.
Shortly after the reception Of the dispatch, the
Captain had Hunter arrested, ond now has him
in charge. -
Runter Is the little clog dancer Of the troupe, in
which line he isinimitable. he Is very communi-
cative. and very shrewd. In q conversation with
him at the Guardhouse yesterday, he, after giving
us specimen OF his "heel and toe, "douDle shuf-
fe," "pigeon wing" and variety Of other fancy
movements, told US his history as follows: II am
eleven years old, and was born in Albany, n T.;
I went to see q minstrel show one night
with mother, and the manager asked me TO
join, and I did 80; mother was willing;
this troupe pays me $40 week anu
boards me; Bryants' Minstrels will board
me and give me $50 o week; l am glad
mother has sent for me; reckon 1t Is because she
wants me to Join Bryant; and $50 week Is better
than $40, yer know; mother thinks can't take
care OF myself, but can; intend to 60 to school
and learn to be smart In my profession; can
black ND and. wash OF quicker nor any man In the
troupe; want ter 60 to mother; 1t is sad to leave
the troupe; 1t makes me cry, yer know, but feer
wants ter 60 hum, yer know 5i--pc--:.e.
J He concluded the last sentence In the furthest
corner of the room to which he had gotten by one
Of those movements peculiar to burnt-cork min
strels; he then quickly returned on his heels and
piled as with every imaginable kind OF question:
For answers we referred him TO the managers OF
the late City High Court of Impeachment and
beat retreat, not knowing but that when we
opened our mouth to give an answer 1t would
give the little knight Of the burnt cork desired
opportunity of standing on his head and putting
his feet down our throat.
Captain Hendricks keeps George at home with
him. It Is supposed that some one win come for
him In day or two.
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T A Nd p l. A s T E R.
500 barrels LAND PLASTER, In store.
For sale by M
octl2 OLNEf W.
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BY KNOX, DAILY B co.

IMPORTANT AND UNRESERvED SALE
Il FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS AND
ALL CONCERNED, OF GOODS DAM
AGED DURING THE LATE
FIRE ON KING STREET.
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THIS DAY, 2sth instant, at II O'Clock, will be.
sold at the Old Post0fflce, Broad street, :.
The above brick RESIDENCES, containing each
8 square rooms, with gas throughout, cistern, u
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay US Tor papers
and stamps. ct, 0ct28
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fertilizers.
fertilizers.
DAC1FIC GUANo COMPANY's
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
FOR
30
70 COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

This article is manufactured at the Company's
Works under the direction and superintendent
of DR.. RAvENEL. It contains the same elements
of fertulty as Soluble Pacific Guano except that
it Is not furnished with ammonia. 1t is prepared
expressly for composing with cotton seed, which
furnishes the element of ammonia-the object be.
ing to render that side-product OF the plantation
available to the highest degree as an element Of
fertility.
For further, and particular Information, apply
to the undersigned,
t J.. N. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
Nos. 1 and Q Atlantic Wharf.
JOHN. s. REESE & co.,
,....,. e.. 9. ,...., General Agents Baltimore.
oet26 tuthssMos - -
MO. PERU WAN GVANo.
= 200 tons Al PERUVIAN cUANo, on the spot
and to arrive.
In consequence OF the decline Of gold we have
For sale by T. ]. KERR & co.
oct26 3
II AND LA s T R.
soo horrois LAND pT AST'PR IN store
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BIZ RIECKE G. SCHACHTE.

DRY SALTED BACON, BEEF, BUTTER
~ POTATOES, VINEGAR, &c.
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A. C. Me4iLLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY =

JAMES W. GRAY, MASTER N EQUITY, sue
CESSOR OF JAMES TUPPER, DECEASED A.
vs. ELIZABETH wITTSCHEN.
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ametiom saIes--@bis Dap.
BY r. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

DEsIDENCEs Nos. s AND 8 PRINCESS
IN STREET -,t,-l .:
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BY HENRY COBIA & co.
uAMS, LARD, SUGAR, CROCKERY
I'LL &c, &c.

THIS DAY at half-past O'Clock, in front OF our
store, will be sold
500 HAMS
25 tubs Lard
10 barrels Sugar
% boxes Candles
tierces Lard.
AND,
A lot OF CROCKERY.
Conditions cash. octB
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DUCFALO, CORRY X PETTSDUR(
RAILROAD TIME


Takes effect MONDAY. NovomN Ncr .! q, 1865.
NoRTBN WARD
Accommodation leaves Cory S.3l P. NJ; Clymer
4. 5 /; Pnnamn AIS; Sherman 4.25: Summit 5,co
Pm Mayvllc $50 arriving at Brocton TOO p. IN
Express train leaves Cory H:o A. NJ: Clymei IS
Paua" 10 10 Sherman ,3i. Sum nis IL, so; May
Vile lilo, and arrives at Brocton II. o NJ.
Mail leaves Cory Ills p. NJ, stopping at all sta
tons, arriving at Brocton i.5lP.N
Mail train leaves BrOcton Mt 800 W.. stopping at
al stations arrives at Cory at l',25 r. NJ.
Express leaves Bro ton at 2,3i P. NJ; Mayville
3.25 I; Summit 3i5; 81 herman 400; Panama 4,25
Clyiner ASS. aud arriving Mt Cory Mt 5,o5 P. NJ.
Accommodation leaves BroctOn 100 7. VI, May
vile 10 Summit $40, Sherman S.55, Panama $50
Clymer 9i5, arriving AT Cory at 10, P. ~
CONNECTIONS
Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Eyp-ess
or lay EXP. ess conm ciing mt Brocton with trains
for Ma.v lie, Sherman. Panama. Clymer and CORY;
connecting at CORY win trains On the OIL Creek r.
II. for IiIusvi'e, Miller, Pioncerand Iet. Centre.
OIL city and Pittsburgh.
Also, connecting NJ CORY with trains on the Phil
adelpha Erie Road, for PHILADELPHIA and Harris
way for Union, M,adville Grenville, Pa. and
Warren OHIO. and amestow wn and Randi lph, NY.
Trains leaving Oil City at % n. m, CORY at
g. n. m, ronnectiug at Rrocton with tram on B Il
E. X r., arriving in Buffalo at ?lOp
Trains leaving Oil City at G,33a IN will connect
with Mail Train leaving Cory at LIS p. m, con.
Meeting with Express East or T. iS f u r., arriy.
ing in Buffalo at $50 p. m. Leaving Buffalo at 400
p. m arriving at Cory at 1o,IOp m
Also, connect at Mayville with Steamboats, on
Chau'auqaa Lake during season of navigation for
A. r TREw. supt..
Jaai. Asyvil!s n. Y.
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The President bDs sent to the Senate a
treaty VITA Perm forth settlement oil claims
which have arisen since 1863.
1t is said that castor oil makes ,hoe lea:h-
er eo't and pliable ard quite imperviuus to
water.
The man who sbiiks the p1yment Of his
income tax is termed 'revanne enter"
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The apparatus used in New York for
onayzing the air Inhaled and exhaled by
public assem- blag.s, is simply silk bag oi
large dimensions. which is suspended from
the ROOF. After 1t ia inflated, it is closed
like o baloon. 1t is said that the exact
proportions of the atmosphere can be ascer'
tainrd When the figures are exhibited,
showing the impurities uf the air at places
o, pnblic resort. twill probably have the
eFrct nr bringing about some Improvement
in the mrars OF ven.ilaiing such places. -.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
ret. Centre, saturday, Jan. 30.

SECRETARY SEWARD is the only man who
has held the Office OF Secretary of State
through two successive Presidential terms
for sixty years, or since Mr.. Madison left the
State Department, in 1900; for though Mr..
John Q. adams was the only Secretary OF
State in Mr. Monro-'s Presidency, be did
not tako charge Of the State Department till
six months after Mr. Monroa's inauguration
lie was Minister in England when appoint.
ed Mr.. Madison and Mr.. Seward are the
only fnlly-;ermed Secretary of State men
toned ia our history. There have been
twenty-five Secretaries of State in eighty
yesrs--namey. Thomas Jefferson. Edmund
Randolph. Timothy Pickering. John Marsh
all, James Maiisnn, Robert Smith, James
Monroe. J. q Alams. Henry Clay. Martin
Van Bmrrn. Edward Livingston, Louis Nc
Lane, John Foisyih. Daniel Webster. A. z.
Upshnr, John G. Calhoun. James Buchanan.
John NJ. CLAYTON. Edward Everett. VIM. l..
Marcy. Lewis Casa. and VIM. ii. Seward,
the latter being now in Office
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Impotcncy. Nocturnal Emissions, or Self Abuse, Di
uinal Emissions, Female Complaints in snort, eve
nv possible form and variety of Sexual Disease.
Dr. Reynolds' Patent French Safe is warranted q
safe and sure preventive against disease, Price II,
or three for 81
DR.. Reynolds great work. "TllE PRIVATE
MEDICAL GUIDE beautifully illustrated, with
nearly 800 pages Price 50 cents.
Dr. X. can be successfully Consulted on all dis
with which he human family is afflicted, with
cures warranted in all Durable cases.
No letters will he answered unless they contain n
rcmit,anc Of one dollar consultation fee. Consul.
'tiOn at the Office free Of CHI
Consulting Office and Opcr Hfltoons, corner oi
Mil and Market streets up stairs. Persons calling
will see no one hut the doctor. The above concen.
tration Of medical talent ensures the sick scicn
tiic and improved coarse uf treatment and a rapid
and permanent cure.
All letters addressed to DIR. u. j. REYNOLDS
Rochester, y. Y. will meet with prompt attention
All cures warranted. Office hours from 7 A NJ. 10
7P.M. mchl4 lv.
Please state Whore you saw my
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