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TH1RTEKsTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GRFRNvnLL. 8. c., Tuesday, August "a
Court opened at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Hon. Gsorgs
8. Bryan, presiding.
The grand and petit and pleas jurors an
swered to their names as on yesterday.
United States vs. Marion Hammett. Viola.
tion internal reveaue laws-distilling without
paying special tax. Sections 8 and 6, act July
20, 1858. The defendant plead guilty, and was
sentenced to o fine Of ono thousand dollars
and six m ,ntbs' imprisonment.
The grand jury returned into court with the
following bills and fudings, to wit:
True Ws:-United States vs. r. j. ". Hit.
Peddler OF distilled spirits without paying tax.
United States va. John Chapman. Distiiling
without paying tax.
Uli,ed States vs. Andrew j. Patterson. Re-
moving distilled spirits contrary to Law. Sec
United States vs.. John Chapman. Distillins
without paying tax.
United States vs. r. J. W. HIT. Peddler OF
distilled spirits without paying special tax.
True bills having been found In the above
cases, ordered that bench warrants do issue for
arrest Of defendants.
In Bankruptcy parte W. F. Reddng.
of Charleston. Petition tor final discharge.
ter, Registrar, and final hearing ordered 10
take place before the. court Rt Charieston; on
the fourth day Of October next.
Ex parte VIM. \. Hall, OF AbbeviJle. Petit
saOa AOi AHbI 0tbSAhIkGs . n1CCOWAQ prO p6t,
Ex parte John r. Moore, of Abbeyilie. Pc
tition for final discharge. T. o. Perm pro
pet. IJ.H :,
Ex perte Jeptha Gwinn, Of York. Petition
for dual discharge. Hart, pro pet. ..
Registrar Clswson reporting favorably in
each OF tho above cases, the Judge, on mo.
ton, signed certificates and orders OF dis.
charge,
EI pArte Dennis Guinnis, OF Newberry. Pc.
tition for final discharge. 8. W. Melton pro
pet. .'-t't tItal - s"5i r
Registrar q. G. Jaeger reported in favor of
discharge ION tho report OF the late Regi ,trar
summer, was read, and the court, on motion
OF 8. W. Melton, signed, under seal, Che GER
titcate and order Of discharge.
In our reports heretofore published where
the fines in cases OF illegal distillation we're
stated to he eleven dollars, it should have, been
eleven hgsdred dollars.
THE OWL DOCKET.
United States District Court-Westerh District
OF South hCarolna-AuSust Term, 1869-Hop.
Geo. b. Bryan. d. j., presiding-GreepyilIe
August "a, 1869. .ll15 ~ : ~ -
His Honor, after consultation with tho Uni
ted States District Attorney as to the -nme he
might give notice when tho civil dockots would
bo called was informed that he could notify
the bar OF the Slate that the criminal business
would not interfere with said call, on and after
Monday, S0th august; whereupon the Judge
gave nolice to tho bar that the common law
cases would bo called on Monday, 30th mat.
aud after they were disposed OF, the equity
cases would be called.
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Mono jurors In MIss1ss1pp1. impor.
tant point bas been settled at the present
term OF the Circuit Court OF Lowndes County.
Mississippi. We abridge from the Southern
Sentinel as follows:
!n the case Of Armstead Munger, freedman.
indicted Tor the murder OF another freedman
when the special oenire was called by The
snefin, only one white and three negro Jurors
TOOK their seats In the jury box. The uenire
consisted OF Ave white men and forty-ave freed.
men. The sheriff announced to the court that
hehad only been able to summon seven ont OF
tho hfty required-the negroes generally dony
ing their names. Colonel 8. NJ, Meek mafe n
motion to quash the uentre. The points OF the
motion were numerous, but the most inn
portant was, that the negroes were not r.
cognized as jurors by the constitution and
laws Of the State; and the military orders NOT
having beon complied with by the assessor. in
relation to the return Of the lists of names,
tho negroes summoned were not competent
Jurors. Afser arguing this point at some
length, the District Attorney not resisting
the mGtion. the court decided that the point
was well taken. and the panel was quasbed.
There were two other negroes indicted for
murder, aud the point made in Munyer's case
being sustained, upon same motion, the olber
ue''tres were qusshed, and the three cases con-
tinued until next term. Strange as It may
seem, oil three OF these negroes desire to be
tried 6y white jurors. and were indignant at
the idea OF being tried by their own color.
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s8MARENGO.-F EVER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC. FEVER PRRvENTivR.-Th,sv val.
liable preparation has been In private use foe many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends, who
have need It with the most beneAcIal results. the
proprietor has been Induced to offer Il to the pub.
lie. 1t Is warranted to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
OF however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradcating It's effects from the system. II
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the dlses.
i've organs, induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. It Is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and so harmless that children Of ali
ages may take 1t with safety. As tonic MARENGO
has no superior. and for debility arising from the
enects OF fever or from other cause Is Invaluable.
A few doses is sufficient to patisfy The most in
credulous sufferer OF its virtue ana worth. All
who try one bottle Of MAREHao will be 90 much
pleased with ils effect, that they will readily en-.
dorss II, no HUMBUG. For evidence Of its eff.
cacy and value, refer to MAnENao circulars. which
contain certificates Of well known and respectable
citizens. 'ct e1Ssi tls.i7-st = t'-9 =.
iMARfNao is q genuine southern preparation,
the proprietor ind manufacturer being native and
resident Of oharleston. and s fully guaraps cd TO
give complete and universal satisfaction. !.
NO HuMBUG. TRY IT.
+ For sale by all Druggists, and BY poTIE a
Mo1gE, corner Meeting and Hasel streets: GOOD
RIoH, wINEMAN q co., Hiyne-street, and q. J.
LUHH, Druggist, Agent OF Proprietor, corner Of
King and Johy reefs, Charleston, g. C.it q
June = DAo smo
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ROBBERY AND FoReERr.
ARREST OF THE PosTMATsR AT LANCASTER
COURTHOUSE.
The Postaaaster Committed IN .J.il ON
tho Charge or Forgery-His Brother
Eaects his Rclcase-T h . Frequent
Robbery OF the Matls-The Rro6h OF
Guilt,
lsPxorAL DIRA1oH 10 THE axws.


LANCASTER COURTHOUSE. August 26-J. n,
W. Cousart, the postmaster at this place, was
arrested on last Thursday night tthe 18th in.
stant) on a charge Of forgery, preferred against
hm by strait d Davis, druggists Of this
place. The case was heard before Magistrate
b. j. Witherspoon, and the evidence elioited
Was as follows:.. .FSL.tN
On July 31st, Strait d Davis mailed q letter
containing two checks on the United States
treasury at Charleston, aud an order on g. W.
Williams 4 Co.,ipayable at sight, to Dowie &
Noise, Of Charleston. The checks were alb
stracted and the letter. It Is supposed, was des-
troyed. On the 18th instant, letter wac writ
ten and msiled in Columbia, directing Dowie &
Noise to pay TO one "Jumcs Smith, the order
drawn on g. W. Williams b Co., already mem
TONED, the forged signature OF Strait & Davis
being attached to the letter. The guilty
parues, 1t ID supposed, intended to send
this letter to- g. W., Williams & Co., but
sent it by mistake to Dowie & Noise, which
led to the discovery of the criminals
Dowie d Muise returned the letter to Strait d
Davis with an inquiry as to its meaning, and
Strait d Davis were not long in ferretting out
the forger All the circumstances throw the
suspicion OF guilt upon ]. a.. W. Cousart,
the postmaster at Lancaster Courthouse,
with scarcely doubt Of it's truth. Cousart
was in Columbia at the time the letter to
Dowie d Noise was mailed at TINT place,
though it purported to come from Lancaster.
Tho letter was dated July 80, but the post
mark was August 18. This told the tale. The
letter was also identified as being in the hand
writing of Cousart, which established his guilt.
After an unsuccessful attempt to obtain bail,
Cousart was committed to jail. HIS brother,
X. W. Cousart, who is a magistrate, aud one
OF the greatest scamps unhung,, fearful of
shouldering the responsibility Of releasing
him, persuaded q negro magistrate to sign
release for Postmaster Coussrt at o late hour
OF the night, without satisfying the bond.
Postmaster Cousart has not been seen here
Pince his release, and is supposed to be in Co
Iapbia seeking the friendly protection OF the
prayen officers, or making his way Northward.
The frequent visits Of Cousart to Columbia
since his appointment lead 10 the conclusion
that no has an accompice at that plnce.
learn that one of the Cousar:s confesees that
Registered and other letters were robbed by
Postmaster Cousart.
y F. G. Mittag, the principal scalawag in
this county, who used his influence to secure
TO the Radical party tho control OF the mails,
deserted his friend when appealed to, and re-
fused to 60 on his bond. We owe mucirof our
trouble to the Cousarts, but, in low cunning,
Aittag cannot bo excelled. J.
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THE CUBAN YoLoANo.
DESCENT INTO TIE CRATER, AND WHAT
WAS sEEN.

A well Organized Governments. with n
Large Army well EquipPed-A Full
Treasury-rho Patriots Casting tIaoir
swn cnnnon--Suner1ng for Want OF
ClothinE-!Tho Feeling for tho United
states-A Splendid Chance for the Cab.
inet To-Day-fntcrviow with tho BRO.
thor or General Quesada.
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gain our freedom.
THE COURSE OF GENERAL GRANT.

THE COURSE OF GENERAL GRANT.
Reporter. What did your paople say over the
6elSure of yonr mon by our authoriiesP o.lU
Colonel Quesada. Many at q. time were
wore quito bitter. But It only nerved them to
bolder and braver deeds. think when they
learn lea! OF the gunboat seizure an the old feeling
will return.
Reporter. What would be the probable effect
should thsso gunbosts be allowed to go 10 sea
Colonel Qucsada. It will be looked upon as
the signal for desperate fighting on our part, .
prolongation Of our struggle which Is now
speedily closing, and as direct injury from
the hands OF the administration OF General
Grant. I do not wish to be understood that
say that it would be blow to our cause from
the administration Of this government, but go
1t would be considered, for our people all know
perfectly well that the masses in tho Unitod
with uB and our cause, and II the struggle iH
unnecessarily prolonged. may safely gay
that the great majority vi patriotic Cnbans
will lay at the dcJr OF your President aud his
from tyrant's yoke. g .tu:.i 81
CUBA not FOB SALE.
BY this Time the company had nearly all said
their ddios to their heroic countrymen. The
SSn reporter, not wishing to detain. him any
longer, said he had but ono more question, and
that was whether Cespedes had offered, or
purchase the island from Spain.
Colonel Quesads replied, with mere warmth
than no had before exhibited, that Cubaps
we're buying their rightfal inherit ance with the
precions blood OF her children, aud whoever
alleged that Oespedes, or bis government,
ministers, generals. or soldiers are willing to
rid the island or Spanish authority by purchase,
did 30 either through total ignorance or malice.
NIho idea is absurd, ridiculous, and lunatic,"
said the Colonel, aud we believe he knows what
he says on that as npon all other subjects per-
tanning to Cuban affairB.u .-sT!str 4. ID
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faneral Notices.

aS- Tho Friends and Acquaintances of
Mr.. and Mrs EDWARD D. CoRHKTr are invited to
attend the Funeral Of their youugest son, LOGAN
EUGENE, from their residenco. Pittstreet, near
Duncan. at Eight o'clock IHrs MonsIso. without
further invitation. a AUGUST 27
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product OF 1859 In either Of these sections or
elther state with the foregoing and like
comparison of the acres planted and the labor
available With the attending circumstances.
then and now, work for which wo have not
space, will find abundant reason to regard The
FOREGOING hypothesis as very moderate in its
snRg. stions. and to tn he a cheerful view ~
me future OF this great industry. For let the
south and all other cotton producing coun-
Tries DO their best, they cannot this wear ex-
and reasonable addition to its reserve,
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AsNoTICE. -FROPosALSwI BE BE.
oEIVED for the purchase of the following STEAM
RRs: MS
PILOT BoY.-Low pressure enginej 90 inch cylin.
der. feet stroke capacity 110 tons; length r12 feet;
beam "a feet; depth Of hold feet
FANNIe.-Low pressure engine, q, inch cylinder.
feet strokes capacity 40 tons; length 142 eet beam
"a feet; depth OF hold feet.
PLANTER--Lisht draft; high pressure en-.
sines 2oinch cylinder. feet stroke; capacity 1900
bales cotton; length l6a feet; beam % feet; depth OF
hold feet.
MARIoN.-LIght draft; high pressure engine, 10
inch cylinder. feet stroke; capacity iz0 tons;
length 100 feet beam IS feet: depth Of hold feet.
: sAMSoN.-Low pres sure engine. SAX inch cyliu.
der 10 feet stroke; capacity 22o ;ous length 142 ee
beam 26 feet; depth OF hold 0 feet.
RRLIRF-High pressure engine, 20 iach cylinder.
20 inch stroke capacity IS tons length &C feet beam
10 feet; depth OF hold feet. 5. ..fs, es..ll n,
Also, Pilot Boat YOUNG AMEnIoA, as she now
Nesst Palmetto wharf 80! IT.
Also one LIaHTER Of lao tons capacity. sye,, T.
One LIGHTER Of sotens capacity q III 3 =
..l- WIN, p. HOLMES. :, q
y .t., I3AAO BROWN,
August 40 Executors Estate Johp ferguson. n :
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CALIFORNIA.

FaAsusoo, August 2s.-TWo miles OF
now sheds on the Pacific Central Railroad have
Been burned. Many cross:ties we're burned and
irsifs warped by hest: XXI i...,.,, +.
General stoneman has forbidden the use Of
bIef by the garrison ct Wilmington. CalifoYnis,
a sooount Of the cattle disease. 10 . =
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@PRErTY WoMEN.-A COMPARATIVE
LIZ few ladies' monopollxo The beauty % we'll as the
attention OF society. This ought not to be 3d. but Il
is and will be while men arc foolish and single ont
pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using HAGAN'5 NAG
NoLIA BALM. which gives the bloom OF youth and
refined spartlips beauty to Che complexion, pleas
ing, powerful and natural.
y No lady need complain Of red. tanned. freokled
or rustc complexion who will invest 10 cents in Hs-
san's Magnolia Balm. lis effects are truly wonder
fol. Il
To preserve and dress Tho Hair use Lyons Ka-
thsirou. DAG wfni1mo August 2S
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Special Aotifes.

~ NOTICE.-DURING MY ABSENCE
from the City, MT. ". 8. aIBBEs Will act as my
ATTORNEY. R.T. wAIKrR
August az
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horses sometimes have queer names.
2hgIand has .Pjg Roisoner." This country
{ s. Id ''Cruel oysters,. and England for
I6ei, Questioned why he gave the horse such :
10; replied because II WAS good for ''hst
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE REPORTED TROUBLES IN IN
DERSON.
lspzo,AI D1spArcH TO rn. NEVIS

lsPLoIh DIsPATcH 10 TEE NKwB
COLUMBIA, August 26.-Nothing is known
mere Of any trouble in Anderson County.
Gentlemen who oam5 down on the oars to day
report that everything is quiet in the up-coun-
try. The Radical rumor that disturbance
was apprehended in Anderson, was doubtless
intended as an excuse for sonding arms or
militia to that county.
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Marrieo.

asd os sss Rev. Dr. aEsaa1a, "
the late 'Mr. T F. OsuILIvAN, Of this city. No
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Wbttuarp..

cAnsoN:-Dled. at Grifin, Ga. August 17,h, af.
ter lingering illness. IN the 18th year Of her age
SARAH GUERRY, only daughter Of the late DAVID
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%CoNSIGNEE's PER BRIG CYCLONE
are Hereby notified that she is HIS DAY dscharp inc
Cargo at Adsers North Wharf All COED. not called for
before sunset will be stored at their risk and
No claims allowed after goods leave the wharf.
August 81 VIM ROACH %
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~ NOTICE. ALL PERSONS, HAVING
demands agAinst tho estate Of Captain John PRR.
aUaoN, Late of Charleston. dsee.sed. win present
ne sazns, prerssIy attested, . Nsssrs, Bsoxxl .
Annl. Attornsys.at-Lav, and those indebted VIII
maks payneus 70 either Sf Tie undersigned.
isaio M !. sEoNn. saSoInFs' ! eu.ah.d l1ecu.or..
Assnt y thns
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!. ~ NoTlCE.-NO BILLS WHATEVER
for ssameu's wages or Otherwise. against Yacht
ELEANOR. win be paid unless oonttactedIby my
order. .gE / "A A. iidr DsMirH y =,
August 1e m1mo Owner.
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: s1. A CARD-sOUFHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT..
To the Peopte ofSouA Carolina:

s1-A CABD-soUrHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT..
To the People cfSoth Carolina:
Tho above Company was organ zed in 1866, in
consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture OF Southern
policies by Northern companies. The unparalleled
success Of the enterprse has forced several Of these
companies to restore their soute ern policies from
The fact that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance Of honesty.
We keep all our money at home to build up our
impoverished country-eyery dollar of premium
heng safely invested in the State from which Il de-
rived The institution Is purely Southern and hence
shoud appeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart.
lis not our purpose to make war on other com.
panes but 10 exhibit the special advan tages offered
by this purely Southern Compauy-founded en-
patriotism and solid wealth. It's ratio Of assets to
Hahilities-the true test Of company's Strengths
second TO this continent, being nearly $500
TO $780,
Whenever and wherever we have presented the
claims of this Company It has not only sulised The
sympaihes of our people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured COO policies
in South Carolina since the 10th of February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp-
ton and Colonel Vim. Johnston, gentlemen well
known to every citizen Of South Carolina. We ap-
peal personally to the people OF South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deservedly popular
Southern institution. ]. II. MILLER.
General Agent Southern Life insurance Company,
No. 23 Broad street. Augusta. Ga.
8. Y. TUPPER,
Agent, Charleston, e. G.
81. W. DEsAUssURR. N. D.,
Medical FxamIner
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- -
! s@PAINLE5s DIGEsTION.-"N MAN.
says Sir Ashley Cooper. "ouyht to know by his sem
sauons that he has . stomach" In other words.
when digestion is perfect there Is neither pain nor
uneasiness in the region where It takes place Nau-
Sea, want Of appetite, hatulency. oppression after
eating, shooting pains in the epigastr N, nush.
ing Of the face st meal times, and furred tongue in
the morning. are smong the direct symptoms fin
digestion. Consh patton, biiousness, headache, ner.
vous rability, ysical weakness. and low Spirits
arc its amost inyarisble sccompaniments. All these
indications OF dyspepsia, whether immediate or
secondary. are usually aggravated by hot weather..
The close OF summon 10. therefore. the season
when the victim Of dyspepsia most urgently na,d.
tonic and regulating medicine OF course. aware
invalid has many sdvisors. Ono friend recon-.
mends one drug, another another; INIT In q muIt.
tude Of councillors there is not always safety Tho
stsndard remedy Of the present age for indigestion
In all its stages, fs HosTErrRR's STOMACH BIT
TERs Timc. that proves all thinss, has estsIished
ih reputation on, an inprega aable foundstion-the
spontaneous testimony Of millions Of intelligent
Witnesses Ne anrid oil or acid deniss sts asrnuis.
ting ptneipie; its tonic commitments arc the nnest
thas botanical Re searrh has Jet discovered; f
bines The properties OF gsniIe svssusnt, blood
depurent and an snH-bilious rnedIeine With iny.ao
rating qualities OF the highest order and Il admit.
ted both By The pubiis and the protssion TO be tho
Eurest protection agsnat all dtse.ses that are pro
ducsd or propssaisd By pesafsrous afr or unwhoas.
soms water, that hss sver bsen used either IN tha
United statssor tropical America '.gs7f'
in oassa ofsonsttpation resultiHs frsm . want Of
muscular tone in ths intesti.es the erect OF the
nrT1Ess u perfectly marvellous, and without thn
dangerous ssqusnoss OF mercury. Il restores tha
disordsfsd liver 10 normal coalition.
AuRuR a mao
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srTHE NFArEsT. THE onIoKEs AM

1@THE NEATEST, TIE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEAPEST.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l4s EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with
new ahu large ano0rsncnt of ,nstoii.l vr nnesr
quality and latest styles Ia prepared 10 execute ut
the shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every descrt pHon. r
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders ulteMhere.
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s .
We chee,fally recommend the above company.to
SolumSis, 6@J II !. fis Plesf5as S g
Melton. 8. W. Melton. J. D. Pope j.
camden.-J. b. Kershaw. VIM. N. Shannon, ". E.
Johnson.
sumter.-John B. Moore.
Winnsboro.-w. R Robertson. ]. b. Mccante
James Rion.
Yorkville.-w. D. Wilson, A. Coward, James Ma.
con, I. D. witherspoon. J. R. Bratton j. T. Lowry.
r. q. McCaw.
Anderson.-J. T.. Orr.
Barnwell-Jos. A. Lawton James Patterson. john
BON Hagocd
carendon.-Jno. L. Manning, T. c. Richard son,
Browne Manning.
RKEEHENcKs NJ oHARLRsroN.
General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. pELzEn.
RoBGERs & co JAMES a. WILSON, ESQ, GEO.
b. WALTER, Esq., LEWIS D. MowRY, ESQ.
August 10 2mos
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NOTIoE.-I, THERESA soNNrAG, WIFE
OF OTTO soNNTAa. Dyer aud scourer, residing ut
NO. 1Al Aartetstreet, eouth eide, do hereby give
notice that will carly business as Sole Trader
In one month from the date hereof
August 20 limo THERESA soNNTAa
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~ PHILOSOPHY OFMARRIAaE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, a. delivered It tho
New York Museum OF Anato.ay, embracing the sub
teca How 70 Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Ola Ago Manhood generahy review.
cd tho Cause OF Indigeshon Flatnlence ana Ner.
vous Discs ses soct uutsd Tor Marriage phiIosophi
cany Confidered. 30. Thsse Leetrres win be for.
warded on receipt OF four stamps. BY addressing
JsEoRETAhY BALTIMORE NUBkUM or ANAIo
NJ, No. ~ West Baltimore. street. Baltimore. Ma.
April 10 - navfiwr /,
! sTRATCHELoR's HAIR DYR.-THIs
spendd Hair Dys Il The bsss II The world; The ouiy
true and pseSe4 Dye; harmless. reAsbls, instsnts.
peous, no dsppoinnenti no ridiculous tints, rem.
ediss The % ensets Of had dyes, inyigors.ss ana
leaves the hasf soft and beautiful black OF brown.
so,d by sn Druggists and Pexfumsrs, and properly
appdsd st Bstshslos's via 1setory, No. :. Bond.
street New Yssh. lu Nay Is