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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-05

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POkI' CAIAB;N IJAJS
PHA Es OF THE moon.
New Moon. 7th, houra 40 minutes evening.
First Quarter 14th hour 10 minutes. morning.
Full Moon. 2ist III hours 8 iniputes 'eveu,na. =
Last Quarter 30th. hours, SO minutes, morning
: AUGUST arsEs..I 'as1s.l. 'aasza! wATrR
Monday.... 16 Q. &c H.. .25 2..A3
3 tuesday,. 16 55 L.. 6 3..43
4.WednesdaJ.' 8, IT.. 81 1..63 A..47f
IS Thursday... g. II 6 IS 2..43 $40
.6|triday. 80. g. l8 Sc 3..46 g. 40
7iRaturday 10 6 81 Sets 73S
SuUfav..... 8. 10. G so L. z. 80 $40
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Sracaass sD1arssss.

-e MACON. Au1usts 2. .--OoxTuN - ftc sales to-day
amount 20 bales; receipts TO- baest shipments
none The sales for the week amm mn a. baes: re-
cetpts 21 Dales; shipments 6s bAles The stoek Oss
band that 4 msy be sasd there iai Ne asA
ket--no quotationa to ba made. M# ~ \, 4.
MACON COTTON SrArEHxKN1. ass s5SS3 u
stocs sepsemDer 10 .isss. -. 1sas
Recsived tins week. !. ....s.......& &t s26
Received previously BS.53o-585 5gx
s *+l h 1870 .rs ssiN s' sse --------
/. Total: 4. .,.... .4.............. ssapo
shipped
s.ee1 on hand. /. u. .ss ,.... s.... 5ao
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Mar,ur Nfms.
PORT CALBiN IJAJ<.

Port or Ch.lri-ston. August
The New York herald., 1869-05-18

VNANTED-BY A sCOTCHMAN, WHO HAS BEEN
some time in the country expert at hgures an s1ceen'
any capacity where he might by strict integrity
usefulness. attain better positions has had nine
years. experience the liquor and general bus
ness objections any of the world salary
corng references undoubed Address Uta Me
Thule 1l8 Spring st.
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SITUATIONS wANTKD-FEsIALEs.

PRivArE FAMILIES, FARMERS &C, WHO ARE IN
quest OF German domestics also laborers, &C. so
cited to call the undersigned who furnish such
suit, and especially make matter OF conscience for
honesty to avoid being swindled Rev. j. H. PFISTER 68
East 9Th St.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JULY r. TRIPLE SHEET

which the vessels were 90 be devoted The excursion
Is likely 10 prove toiorlbly expensive one
BRAVE MiDsuiPMaN RECEIVES A MEDAL.-An
incident Of unusual occurrence took place on the
main deck Of the United States steam sloop. oiwar
Guerrero, late flagship OF Rear Admiral Davis lying
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. shortly before noon yes
terday Tho occasion in question was the prcsenta-
ton OF . handsome gold medal to MdshipInan {.
Saving Benevolent Association OF New York. for an
act OF bravery performed on the part Of the
recipient while his ship was lying in the
when, at the risk Of his own life, he jumped
inso the water upon two successive
occasions and rescued two sailors from drowning.
snip, well aft, at the appointed hour yesterday:
where were assembled Admlrals Stringham and
Davis, Captains Ramsey, Strong and Parker; Pay
McDougai, United states Navy; W. II. II. Moor, Of
the Life Saving Association; Rev. IL. w. Beecher,
VINO made the presentation address and the officers
modesty and appropriately to the eul0gstic remarks
bestowed upon his conduct by Mr.. Beecher and
received the medal. After this ceremony the re-
ceiyed the congratulations OF his superior officers
ana companions, all OF whom bear willing testi-
mOny to his merit and pluck. The medal, which cost
snip on lee shore, and the life saving apparatus
on the beach station In operation endeavOring to
succor the distressed vessel Around this Is the in
reverse ts the observation-disclosures TO Mldshlpman
Il. Bailey Myers Mason, OF the United states Navy,
wno, win generous heroism, twice in succession,
with hazard OF his own life, rescued from drowning
two OF his shlpmaes enlisted men OF the Guerrero,
in the harbor oil Rio Jaueiro, February 8. $780,"
Mr. Mason. who Is about twenty one years Of age,
ID native OF New York, was appointed to the Naval
Academy In 1854 and graduated No. 20 In the class
or II, IN June, 1885, when he was ordered, to flag
snip OF the South American squadron. rhe
Guerrlere VIII probably go out or commission on
Friday next.
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SINGULAR ASSAULT.

Ante-Iortem statement Of the Victim.
Coroner Rollins was yesterday called to No. 2s
Madison street to take the ante norton statement
OF Louis Livingston, butcher, who dangerously
and brutally beaten on Saturday night last. While
engaged at his business Livingston states that
came rushing in and struck him on the face with
some heavy instrument, Immediately after which
Thomas Barrett came in and struck Lvings
on the back OF the head with weapon
OF some kind, Immediately after which
both the assaiants made their escape. Livings-
ton knows of no cause for the assault on him,
.Other than previous difficulty he had had with
woman occupying rear basement OF the premises;
he had no words with his assailant On the above
statement Of facts the jury rendered o verdict
against Barrett, and the unknown VINO committed
the first assault ON Livingston
Barrett who had been arrested by Of1cer M0lOney,
Of the Fourth precinct, was subsequently released
on bail In the sum OF 800 to await the result
Livlngst0n's Injuries. Coroner Rollins issued war
rant for the unknown man. and vigilanC efforts will
be made to secure him.
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o. Tho sales were about 1876 900 yshr at 81 e2a III 9.
.GSsr State Michigan 10 on tho spo, and 70 %
%Gs sSS e1 Tsa WESTERN ~ ana
ys and price. .dy.ncsd &C. per Sls. The market
SSUs qs !; The :, % sSS;
4 :ss!i I j 4: q;
bu.hsIs At sc lc a%o:! n 2. hs price Rye
inuoa % rule dun and nominal grain il New York
g. ~ ~. i VI &C.
'S owsr 'Pn TSs
sSss
e. ana y .n n Es. Du.1sl. wheat
SSi: ro:n $50 tons oil cake q. a. g. Tie
os direct port IN the Baltic with oo bbis petroleum al &c.
diSrs os oS:
se Was " o. sr% ss 9. sshc sc though We
heard Of further sales. Bags duh and al
m, %.rts. dull but price.
TO- lew 'as' made
s g. C. S r s4 ss " ssn s ' do
ss the sss Weather checking the
az S sha sea Al Ss qng rye straw was quoted
MoLAssEs market was st dull. and prices of most
hnds were rather heavy The sales were lzS hhds Porto
ms SAy.I rgsn.ns e sa, little
OuerlngB the market was easier,
% the ssspas
s''; sa sss,sssa
" w.; e 81 81 M Sss
S 4 % oss ssnsa s'sE tas ss%s So.
sod Lard 50 SSs spring We're were
n "a sa e. &c., sss 2sss gallons Tss
Provisions Receipts 20 bbs pork so do beef 100 do
cut meats Pork sought AFTER and the
business transacted was small though the market s
e mess ss ass %sis
W. p%s s s gaS ss g. S
sales Live hogs were dun and nominal at so ioc The
% ysIs 'ssS set IS quiet III
ssa slow s aea ss Gn ds 5 s:
VS. @ s dull and
No sales reported Sas meat; II is6s REQUEST
IF Hr E and pcss%
smoSod and bssssd FOR hs
was dull but anshanssd there but little demand ~
packages at c aSoc for No. to kettle
PsTnoLEuM.-Crude, in bulk, only moderately sought
after, but s%y held a about c The supply wa. h
a. M For crude 10 bss Ss market da but s% al
% s sa
but va.
xSi.S :SSSs .hs prize sSr
the last half Of and the as half Of September M
mand for export and 5000 bbs were sold at Oc In pha
depha the market quie the Increased frmness Of
ler checking transactions The sales only 1000 bills
for July and 5000 do from August to December
for July and 33c for the last half Of August
RIORFor Carolina the market moderately active and
$40 kangoon was selling in small lots At 74c s,sc
SUGAR.-1he market for quiet, the demand
tnuing light and prices heavy at former quotations.
viz sc allsc for fair to good refining The sales
also 1853 boxes at 12c Refined was slow of sale and
rather easlor closing bzac for hard t6c for
white, l8lc. 41lc for yellow and l44c for G.
.3EEDs.-Lnseed quiet but firm at S2 10, gold duty
paid Grass dull but firm at 3c. 1fc. for clover 25
Tor timothy and 80 90 q SO So for rough flax.
STEARIsE in light request but steady in value few
small sales made at l9c &c., the latter price for
prime in tierces
TALLow firm, with moderate demand. Sales were
made of 70Cs0 lbs at 1l1sc. ll5sc. as TO quality.
WnIsKRY.-Rcceipts SO bbls. The market was quiet but
decidedly frner closing at 81 o. for city and 81 10
Wes,ern paid; 50 bbs of the latter sold 81 TO-
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The reply 49,
DIoOFsE OF ILLINOIS.


Whereas the counsel for the respondent in the
trial of the Rev Charles f. Cheney rector of Christ ,hrh
Chicago have applied the superior In Chancry Tor
an Injunction 70 s,ay any further proceedings such trial.
by hs Honor John A. Jameson OF the honorable ures
OF such Court OF Cancery and having been served
by the ohcer on the members of the Eccesastca Court
while proceeding with the trial, sitting as assessors duly
qualified; therefore, In pursuance of law and order but
denying that the said honorable OF law and couy ms
any juriedoon IN the matter, and protesting against the
ceedings In any other of and control
in the administering of the ecclesiastical discipline of
the Church 10 the trial of its mnistersi yet the
bishop OF tue diocese OK Illinois, acting in accordance with
sons OF section two of twenty of the diocese OF
Illinois do hereby postpone Court trial
Rev Chares cheney I'LL Thursday the 29h day of July,
OF the Cathedral at two O'Clock In the Sare
Zoi,sid.
under my official seal and signature this the esd
day OF july A. d. 1862 and in the eighteenth year of my
In accordance with the document lust now read
the Court is hereby postponed to the time indicated
therein the goth day OF July, at two O'Clock In the
afternoon.
RuM0R OF PROCEEDINGS BY THE BISHOP IN DELI.
ANCE OF THE INJUNCTION.
FROM the Chicago Tribune, July GIL
Inoupn ~ was currently reported yesterday That
Bishop warehouses; court would, by his direction,
proceed win the trial OF Mr.. Cheney IN open con-
tempt OF the Injunction granted by the superior
Court wiser counsels prevailed. The cccleslas-
teal tribunal adjourned IN obedience to the
Its jurisdiction. Bishop Wh,tehouse nj least proves
himself Protestant In the earnestpess with which
he protests against the exercise by the civil courts
or any authority over ecclesiastical tribunals But
good deal OF this kind OF ''pr0.oangn IL done evon
by Pope po Nino himself Tho public viii ieel
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Died.

AsuMEAD.--On Monday, July 20, KATE ANNA
daughter Of Amos ID. aud Kate Ashmead, aged
months and ~ days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral at tho residence OF her
parents, Last Third avenue; near Eighty-second
street, on wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock.
BLOOM.-On Sunday evening, July 25, at halfpast
five O'Clock, at the New York City Hospital from in
jurcs sustained by bale OF cotton falling on him
BLOOM, native OF Sweden, IN the 45th year OF his
age.
The friends OF the deceased are invited to attend
the funeraL from Odd Fellows Hall, corner Centre
aud Grand streets, this Tuesday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, without farther notice,
B0YCE,-5uddenly, at GreenpQtnt, Brooklyn, r. D.,
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STgrsoN.--Tn Boston, on Sunday night, July rs.
JOSHUA srErsoN, late Treasurer Of the washington
Mills and Burlington WoOllen Company. and for
merry OF the firm Of Wilkinson StetsOn Co.
STErsON.-At Orange Valley, N. j., on Sunday,
July IS, MARY IsABEII.A, eldest daughter OF Napo-
Funeral services win be held at Grace church,
Orange, on Wednesday afternoon, at half-past two
STEvENs--At Newburg, on Sunday, July 2s Mrs.
ANN STEVENS, Of Brooklyn In the oath year or her
The funeral services will be held at the residence
of Mr. Charles Il. Knapp, Newburg, this Tuesday
are invited to meet at the Newburg boat, foot OF
Warren street, on Wednesday morning, at nine
the remains to Greenwood
English papers please copy.
VAN ALLEN.-On Monday, July 20, Miss KATE Il.
Relatives and friends are requested to attend tho
funeral from the residence of her parents. 22s Fifth
street. between Bowery and Second avenue, ON
Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
wATr.-Suddenly In Brooklyn, FANNY BARBARA,
daughter OF DIR. James and the late Fanny Watt.
Funeral from 800 Baltic street this Quesdayl alter
noon, at two O'Clock
WsAR.-On sunday, July IS, suddenly, at his resi-
dence Lincoln street, Hudson CITY, n. j., RoBRRr
w. WEAR, aged 81 years.
Remains WIN be inferred at Newburg, N. Y, this
day fTuesdayl.
Orange county papers please copy.
WiLDs-ln Williamsburg, on Sunday. July %.
SILENT WTLDS, aged 70 years.
The friends OF the family are invited TO attend tho
funeral from his late residence, NO. 10 Wythe ave-
nue., this Tuesday) afternoon, at two O'CLOCK
Ulster county papers please copy.
wILIErr.-0n Monday, July 26, 1902 CHARLES NJ.
Youngest child OF Esther A. and Marinus Wlllctt.
aged year, months and II days.
Also he has lett us,
To meet his sister above,
There TO live in glory
And Join the angels Of love.
The friends and relatives of the family are respect.
fully nvited to attend the funeral. from the res-
dence OF his parents, li0 Lewis street. on Wcdnes-
day afternoon, at naf-past one O'Clock.
W1LKIN5ON.-At Wilmington, N. j., on Sunday July
%, GEORGE i. WILKINSON, aged ~ years. 1 month
and ID days.
The relatives and friends OF tho family also the
members OF Columbia Hook and Ladder, No. Ia,
volunteer department are respectfully invited TO at
Episcopal church, this (fuesdayl afternoon ~ two
O'Clock without further notice. The remains VIII he
taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for interment,
PENN the daughter OF Iienry wittpcnn, aged II
the iuneraI will take place from 1870 Tenth avenuc.
thts CiueSiayl afternoon, q h3lt-pa3s one oclocg
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CofFEKThe market for all kinds dull and heavy at
former quotations. We heard Of sales.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recepts, 1905 bbIs aour 15s oes
bushels wheat 3s6 do. 2s56 oats and 1000 do
malt The flour market ruled buoyan under firm and a con-
tnued good demand from the local trade and for shipment
and extra State again advanced loo s5c per bb There
was but little change In other kinds, but the marke was
strong for oil kinds California -four was quiet The as.,
were about 1900 bbs Southern aour was ouet I'm, roor
steady The sales were 800 bbs. Rye our though o1et
but unchanged Sales $50 bbs part S6 rs for western
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.
Prom the Charleston Courier, Jul,

GUTMAN--STERN.--O Sunday, July %, at the re-
sdence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. DR.. Was
serman, ABRAHAM GuTMAN of Brooklyn, 10 PAULINE
eldest daughter OF David Stern, OF this city.
VAN WYNEN-KING.--ln Brooklyn, on Monday
July II, by the Rev. sylvester Malone, JOHN A. VAN
WyNEN 70 MARY G. KING. second daughter OF
Thomas II. King, Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
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The disbursements OF coin interest to-day amounted
to s345.725. The following Is the report OF the Gold
Exchange Bank
Gold cleared. ................ ss3 O7o ooo
OVu 2OTD,512
Suiiohos pantuccs. 2SS2,0l3
In the stock market the speculation was sort OF
S'monte" game in which the interest centred upon
the evolutions Of the three 'cards,n New York Can
tral. Hudson River and Harlem, the chances of
profit dancing about from one to the other as luck
went. At one moment Central was the rage ana the
others were comparatively neglected. Then the
nckle goddess took Hudson for her favorte ana the
others were forgotten. The process Of appreciation
continued throughout however, and whatever the
temporary delays and reactions the movement in
each was upward. Thus, Central advanced at its
highest to 2ls,S, Hudson River to 1894 and Harlem
to ITO. Az compared with Saturday these figures
are an Improvement OF "a per cent for
Central, IL per cent for Hudson River ana IA per
cent Cor Harlem. The reactions correspondcd with
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STREET nuoTA1l,xs
HaIf.past Five o,CIock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

MONDAY, July 26--8 P. NJ
CorroS quiet, but steady for immediate delivery tho
demand being confined small lots to supply the present
of spinners For future delivery there was fair bust
ness transacted at full prices The were sO2 bales ON
the spot for future delivery the following lots were d
posed of loo aes basis low mddng for October NJ 2oc
5oo do do for January at 2sc and 100 do do for Decem
Der private terms. We quote:--
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21
StaatS=@

Die @ebe unleres @ouperneurS, SAM
bibaten, &t@ter Mu ffn trelderg per<
aan8ene @p9e In Der 9urnbaQe in &ep<
ming Dor elmer 3ablrei@en @eriammlunS
lpra4 bat Sielen unp wpblperbientenB Bel
fall 9efunpen. @9@.2 =@@u",I " IL.
Gs tpar BON jeber Elm beltebte6 Man5z
Ser Der Democratic bic republifantl@e
Yartei Der Corruption an3ufla9en.
Ser Muitin 3eiste int @erlauf {einer
9epie9enen &ebe tab In 1858, al6 ber
Staat etneB ep5lferun9 bon nur 10000
Seelen batte Die bemofratil9e @elsb9e<
bun9 $410,910 serauS9atte, pbne AUDI
rur oas @erineite fiji jene @us9aben
aufweilen gu t6nnen.
Sn 1869, nit elmer G%inwobnersabl
Don Qber 100000 Seelen perausoobte
bic republifaniiae 2esislatur MUIR $685.
987, etnl@liebli@ auer Mus9aben fir
Grri@tung BON @taats< @ebdupen fit
uni ere 6fentlt9en> Snfitutionen. Die
laufenpen Au98aben Der &erwaltun9
betru9en fauu1 bic 6dlfte ber foflpieli9en
oemotratiiden @erwaltun9 BON 1858.
$50 1T nun bic u@prruptipn."
Dte 1emptraten wi0en pies AUDI Ml>
les re@t gut unb 3ieben es paber Dor If
rem @anbipaten> BERN Stt6 3u6au}e 3u
lai1en unp iiberla0en oas ~@tncma@en"
ibren NQitrten benz Dempfraten, uro
8ruper uBpwbt1b."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-21
@ir ml1fen mns felbit fAntcn.
CLet US protect ourselves.)

(Let US protect ourselves.)
Der pbyfl9e Bau bes 1GrfRen men19li@en
Wtiens 1T LIBERAL peruunbbar. Infer RSrper 1T
BON Der Natur nit elmer gepi0en n~eeatipen St.
malt Derleben, uelde Jpn bis ~ e'nem 9emi0en
@rabe 9esea unBe(unoe @infine i@lgt. Dieter
9Gub 1T leepb unS oQtpmmen unb man farm l9
aHf tbn in unse|unbsn @eeenoen ceer unter l1m
itdnoen au REORGANIZATION @efabr n1Gt nit &C.
tp,Bbsit perla6en. Is / 4 oe6balb Elm Mtt Ter
Weisbett, ber 2lusbe.t, bes ~eeiunben @eni9en-
idiBen, tnbem Nun Gin itteI.tm
8oraus nimmt; nit anber.n Worten, inpeu1
man bas @p (tem nit 8 pfetter's Maaen~
bitteren itartt, benz be fen @9uBmittel 9e9e1
ale bic epibemiI9en uno snbemil9en Rranfbeiteu,
pet9e6 ie in irgenb einen1 Qanbe in @ebrau9 qe<
weien it. Mls9eilmittel fir llnpereaulitfeit giebt
Is feline Meoi5iu, bic f@ NIT ibun rs0en tann.
Wer an unperoauli9teit leioet, BAT fiG btes ielbf
5u3ul1retben, tpenn tt in einen Gbeile Der @elt
mobnt, 100 5ufetter's Ma 8enbittere
au baben it, Bonn 70 sepiB ais bic Welt belebt,
10 eepib plrbe bieies uni9dBbare StGrtem it.
tel unb bic Safte perbe0ernbe Mr3nei, einen
Mastn, ber In uncronuns e%efommen IL, in einen
eelunoen 3ufano 3utIdperieBen. Sir Nerpen-
i9pa&e tpiro eS e~benfals gang beionpera empfob-
len, unb in GaQen BON Dafppfung bietet g
l9neQe unb e6sftpule 5ulfe. 80.
@eeen 8itber unb GrGlfelu 1T Der Btttere
wirtunssreiGer |als bic srSBte 2uantitGt pom @ti-
nine, unt bic 9efaurliditen GGue pom @%alenfeber
ino eur@ bic wunberpoQen Gi8eni@aften be0tlben
turirt trurben. D.ejenisen, tptlde bie(e Webi3in'
einntal a%ngeueneet babsn, .perpen f@ ME einsr
~anbersn, aur 3siluns berjeutatn 8el9merben be-
etentn, pel9t 9otetter's Bittert ~ h.
l6pidttsen pratenbirt. Dentenisen, ptl6e ben
Gsriub ni9t sema@t BADEN, empfeblen pir. BON
ear3ea 9et3en, ben 8ittertn 1pfort 3u prpbi-
ren, tpenn tbre gsrbauungsoreane il9 ni&t III IT,
rem ;nermalen 3utanee befnben. ..~ y,
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re IT,
8el1tplatn, 10. Set. 10

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@ir battcn 9e1ern tas @eroni9en UNI
fern 2anpsmann, 9rn. @errman 8aumz
ba9en bon @bafopee, bier gu besribsn.
SEER Baumbasen 1T Elm matchmaker
@anoipat fir paS Mmt pe6 &esilter IF
DeerS fir Scptt 60. unb BET Der 0rpBen
popularitdt perer er fi6 erfreut ftebt feline
@abl II 3iemlid f1der. Dieter jun9e
Mann trat in pas finite Minneipta &ez
9ilnent al6 TreiwiQi9er Elm uno oerlor
auf benz Gelre her Gbre ieinen re@ten
Nrn,. Garum brau9t aber nod fetn
fren9er parteimann ausiurufen: uSa
wa6 iouen mir NIT einem Meni9en als
Ne9ilter Der feinen re9ten Nrm bat urp
ful9lt9 aud ni6t idreiben> fam, mas
rod in ptelemNmte pur9au6 nStbi9 it'll"
ST. &aumba9en ma6te f9 1obalo bic
Wunoe .9ebeilt, raran nit Der linfen6ano
gu iareiben uno bate BARN einen iol9er
Grfplg> baB ct balp corauf bel einerMuSz
feQung in Stem gorf cine Yrdmie fir
g. Dn19reiben befam> bod bieles
1T nt@t aQe6> ionrern t6 fam nit 9utem
@ewi6en ia9en, paB ct Elm fir pes @mt
bur@ uno pur@ fdbi9er jun9er Mann
1T. Die Deutl9en Don 8eQeplain, pbne
unterl9ieo Der partei merpen ibm ibre
Sttmme 9eben uno oacur9 tbre Mner<
fennun9 befunoen uno empfeblen Jpn
auf8 ber3li@1te alien ibren 2%anpsleuter
i'm County. Sir bic Deuti@en BON
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3-- Die Demofraten ,pel@e fat gpdb<
renb Der lebten 2 SABRE in Sbio bteGpns
troQe tn 6dncen ,Bebabt baben Ipdbrenb
btsier fur3en 3ett bic Stuat6< Wus8abeu
UNI le98 Mtuionen pertnebrt. 54a0 -
e -Na@ridten aus 8utnos
|Nyre8 8. Sept. melpen, cab prdlicent
2ope3 ri1t baS 42anoj perla1en, ionrern
.i9 bel Can Mtinapt NIT 1000 Monu
uno 20 &anonen peri&anst bal. .s~.~
Mabrtb. - @aleneta pirb Bic
jeBt BON ben S%niur9enten 9e9e,1 pie @e<
9ierun9struppeu pertbeioiet.' Sn Mra>
9o1 uno Barcelona baben bic Snluroe,1>
ten> 5000 Mann bic @afen 8eftredtt.
@dmmtli@e republifan,l9e Bldtter
itno ron her &e9ierun9 untercradt nor
ben. . ~ .-"
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-09-30
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DENTIST.

g. WOULD call the attention
uHYS of those requiring their
Teeth filled to a COMPOSITION
FILLING that he prepares and has y
used for the past ten years, as it can bere-
commended in all cases where the teeth
are so far decayed as to prevent their he!
ing filed with any filing requiriugpres-
sure. AS it approaches nearer the. color
Of the teeth than Foils, il will be found
satisfactory in filling the badly deeayed
front teeth, avoiding the unsightiy apa
peararce Of the foil showing throdgh
the thin plate ofenamela Being nearly
as hard as the bone Of the teeth it will
prove seryiceable; in the pasticatiog spg.
faces of many teeth. Teeth filed several
years since have been found within's {
few weeks in nearly as good q copdis
ton as when first filed Il s:i. OF sas.9
Charges for filing with gold, tin,5or
artificial Dentine from So cents to ~,
and teeth inserted on GOLD, SILVER
or VULGANITE, from 50 to eS.
OFFICE on Broad street. opposite
Mr Jas. Duulap's residence 2HaI.7aF
May 20. .-t a2 ;gH.T