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

Yesterday morning TEE NEWS printed GER
tain important statements, showing the COM
plicity Of members of the Presidents family
with the gold speculations The New York
World gives an account of o further Interview
of ono Of its reporters with Mr.. Jay Gould,
intbe course OF which the fact was developed
that Secretary Boutwell, has also been playing
his game; and that his actual operations have
very different aspect when viewed in all
their different relations from what has hitherto
either appeared or been suspected: = What has
hitherto appeared has been mainly clue to
the operations Of the buli clique. But from
additional Information It looks as II the origi-
nators Of the panic were the members Of the
bear ring, with Secretary Boutwell, as primo
agent. ttilr e 'H'.'3 ~
81 THE BEAR RINa.t i'sH
But to give Mr.. Jay Goulds own words. a.
You understand that there were two parties op-
Grating. We know all about what the bull party
did for SO far all the taikJhsa teen about them;
and In order TO get on the right tractlof II, we
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-26
TIE GOLD CoxspIRAcY.-
1Ts DETAILS EXPLAINED BY ONE OF TIE
Al,.4 RING.

Boutwell's Completely with tho Bear
Ring-How ho scnt hank inspectors to
tho Tenth National to Create a Panic
And Succeeded I'm Helping out the
"LoiI'' short Interest.
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@ THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT
it, PLANTATION BITTERs viii ward or Fever
and Ague, and all kindred diseases, II used in
time. No family need suner from this distressing
complaint II they will keep PLANTATION BIT
TERS In the house, and use 1t according to drec-
tlons. The most important ingredient OF this
medicine ID Calisaya or Peruvian Bark, which is
known to be the finest and purest tonic in the
vegetable kingdom. The extract OF this Bark ia
the active principle OF all the good Fever and
Asue medicines prescribed by intelligent doctors.
Caltsaya Bark is used extensively in the manufac.
tureof PLANTATION BITTERS, as well as qui.
nine, and we dare say they owe their popularity
mostly TO that fact. We can recommend them.
ported .eermsk Cologne, and, sold., asaat the
price. -. :. -. :. octs6 tnthas
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: @ UNION BANK, SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, August %, 1ses.-Pubuc notice
is hereby given that In conformity with the reso.
luton OF the Stockholders, adopted at their meet
Ing on aoth Nay last, the Directors OF this Bank
viii apply to the General Assembly OF South Caro-
hna, at its next session, for the privilege OF in.
creasing the present Capital OF the Bank
II. D. ALEXANDER
aug23 1amo3 -f. Cashier,
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Special Net,res.

es- ALL PERSONS IN THIS STATE IN
DEBTED to the Estate OF the late OWEN THOMAS.
Of Columbus, Ca, will make payment and all
those having claims against the same win present
them, properly attested. to Messrs. RurLRpas &
Yo9Na, Solicitors, No. 70 Broad street, Charleston
or to the undersigned, at Columbus, Georgia. .;
JAMES T. THwEATT, f
aug2s lamos AdmtuIstrator. II
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9peeial Notices.
gBN CARD.-wIsHING TO REMOVE

E%N CARD.-WISHING TO REMOVE
any erroheous Impressions which might be con.
veyed by seeing his name announced as one Of
tne Assessors OF Ward No. O, The subscriber
"oula respectfully inform Ills friends and the
pupnc, tnat such is not the case, and that he hos
not sought, neither would accept the Office.
GEO. W. STROUD,
Firm Geo. w. Strcub h. Co
oct28 Il Druggist No. 277 King street.
Ns- THE PALMETTO BASE BAIL
CLUB tsR.) challenge any organized or picked
nine OF Charleston to play match game of base
ball, on FRIDAY, 29th Instant. Ali communIca.
fions must be addressed to
r. H. FINNHGAN,
oct25 1s Secretary Palmetto B.B.c.
GS- OFFICE COMMISSIONERS PILOT
AGE-CHARLEsroN, OCTOBER 25Tn, 1sSs..Noticc
ts hereby given to shipmasters owners, and all
othersintcrcsted, that BENJAMIN s. ALBERT, for.
meriy pilot, having violated the city ordinance
regulating pllotage for the bar and liarbor OF
Charleston, is no longer permitted to act as pilot
BY order Of the Board. @. B. STODDARD,
oct26 Chairman
~ NOTICE.-THE STEAMER PILOT
BOY Will go to Button on her way TO Savannah
THURSDAY, 2sth October, and touch there on her
way back to Charleston SATURDAY, 30th October
oct28 8 J. d. AIKEN A. co
&%CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION are notified that she will discharge
cargo THIS DAY at Adger's Wharf. Goods uucall.
ed for at sunset, win remain on wharf at owners,
risk. JAMES ADGER 4 co agents
Na7 CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY: discharging cargo at Pier
No. !, Union Wharves. All goods not taken away
Mt sunset win remain>on tile wharf ut Consgnees,
risk. ''' '"'
oct26 ID. MORDEcAI r. m Aoon,o
gS~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against trusting or harboring
any OF the crew OF the British Schooner "petre,,n
as debts SO contracted win not be paid by the
owners or Consignees.
J. A. ENsLow 4 CO.,
oct2e 2 s! cons,gneas
@-CO ONSIGNEES' NOTICE. CON
aIcNEES per stoounhip pnoAHTuEua, from
Philadelphia, are hereby notified that she Is THIS
DAY discharging at North Atlane1oi Wharf. All
goods on wharf at sunset Will be at risk and ex-
pense OF Consignees.
JOHN i THEO. GETTY,
oct26 ]. North Atlantic Wharf.
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g- WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors Of Youth and the FollIes OF Age, in reia.
tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with a helping
hand for, tho errtng and unfortunate Sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. sent2S 3mos
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&- TO THE FLOUR MERCHANTS
AND ALL MTEREsTED.-ofYIcEI INSPECTOR OF
FLOUR, No. SO. EAsr BAY, CHARLESTON, October
1e.-orders for Inspection OF Flour viii he re.
ceived at this offlcc from this date, and be
promptly attended to.
i-rg O. N. AvERILL,
oct16 .. Inspector of Flour.
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5topcs, Ranaes, &e.

SToVES AT wHOLEs SALE.
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~ NOTICE.-THE STEAMER PILOT
BOY Will go to Blurton on her way to Savannah
THURSDAY, 2sth October. and touch there on her
way back to Charleston SATURDAY, aoth October
oct26 J. d. AIKEN A. CO
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go BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye IS the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, in
stantaneous; no dlsappoIntment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the Ill efects of bad dyes; in
vlgorates and leaves tile hair soft and beautiful
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
fumers; and properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory, No. = Bond street, New York. -.
rnav1k 1vH t'
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D. @ A lCARD.-A @ L E RGYMA n,
while residing In South America as Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
bcneHt the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In sealed envelope, to any one who needs Il,
free OF charge. Address
..r .t,. JOSEPH T. INMAN, %
a ~. ;r Station d, Bible House, ~
oot4 8mos+ New York city.
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JET MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Causo and Cure Of Premature Decline In
Man, the treatment Of Nervous and PhyaIcal De-
blllty, do.
'There is no member Of society By whom this
book viii not be found useful, whether such per-
SON holds the relation Of Parent Preceptor or
Clefgyman.n-Medical Tines and Gazette.
sent By mail on receipt Of my cents. Address
the Author, DR.. Z. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
u. o. &c septl Tyr
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&@CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION are notified that she will discharge
cargo THIS DAY. at Adger's Wharf, Goods uucall.
ed for at sunset, viii remain on wharf at owners,
risk. JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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TPUBLIC-No. { I

:
Ar Act making appropriations for the sup
port Oi the Military Academy for the fiscal
year ending June tbirue:h, eighteen hundred
and seventy.
SeHtG -ires c} TIE United States u America in Con-
srssS ds5sA,bted, That the following sums be.
and the same are hereby, appropriated, out of
any money In the treasury not other 4se ap.
propr-atCd, for the support OF the Military
Academy for the wear ending the thirtieth Of
June, eight, en- hundred and seventy:
For additional pay Of officers, ana for pay Of
instructors, cade.s, and musicians, one hun
dIed and e'ghty-four thousand five hundred
and seventy dollars and eizhy-eIght cents.
t1ousand one hundred and thirty two dollars
For pay in lieu OF clothing to officers ser.
wants, one hundred and fifty six dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, sixty. .ons
thousand nine hundred and thirty dollars.
For ne-ease and expenses OF library, two
thousand dollars. s
For expens, of board Of visitors, two thous.
and dollars.
For forage for artillery and cavalry horses.
four thousand dollars.
For horses tor artillery and cavalry practice
two thousand dollars.
For repairs of officers quarters, three thou
send dollars.
For furniture for cadets hospital, 1--WE hun
For gas pipes. gasometers, and retorts, six
hundred dollars.
For materials for quarters for subaitern off,
GERS. three thousand dollars.
For purchase of fuel for cadets mess.hall.
two thousand dollars.
Fer iurpiture for soldiers hospital, one hun.
dred dollars.
For refiooring academic building and bar.
racks, one thousand collars.
For repairing roads, Il We hundred dollars
For contingencies fer the superintendent of
tie academy, one thousand dollars.
Approved, February 2, 1859.
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PROGRESS OF rHK KxyoIurIoS a.,

PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION In CuBA.-
Advices from Cuba are contradictory and uu.
satisfactory as usuaL The American Consul
at Trinidad is reported Ia have loined the in
suTgents frant ports arrived in the harbor of
Havana yesterday with reinforcements of
regular troops from Spain. The number of
arrests for political causes are daily increasing
Several officials have been thrown into prison
on suspicion Of Evolutionary proclivities
Engagements between the troops and rebels are
reported to have taken place near Trinidad,
Cienfuegos, and Esperato Sante The Diario
states that the insurgents near Sagna Ia Grand
are completely surrounded by the Government
Government has received intslligence OF MS.
ing in the vicinity Of MatanxAs. The rebels
number over three hundred. The greatest
alarm prevails there. Senor Castillo, the di.
The police are searching after other wealthy
and suspected men.
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RMY rRAHsP oRTArI ON
HEkDQ' Rs DISrRIcr INnIaN TERRTroKy.
CEIEF QUAsrERNasrERsO OrFiCE, :

ss.,., pesI 9 ssoS, y: y. Jsnssry IL. isss
.. Sssed ss PreScsais IN duplicate .in BE- receiyed
the IR%ssP6srkrioiss0 oP h.TAss hh.fss ss sus fer
I'll fLiEe; during the year sonmenctne April I, 1859,
De sstab.hsd IN th. pist,ics of the ISeisn re9r H
tuas, and south OF the thirty . xth parallel OF
The Transportation here,p sdv.,t,..S IN, a., n.
Wholly by WAGONS. The freight 20 be transported
will not exceed two million pounds
their places OF residence and each pro al mu.t
be accom- Panied by gusr.ntee from tso n more
that Of the bidder. are certified Nv e,ere Of =
court OF record. setting forth that in csss con
tract Is swarded 90 the party proposing they yin
peril rma nee Of the same.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred
transport the stores in each month tn the year be-
e,nhing April j, 1853 and ending March 81, ls-s.
the smount Of ihirty tSersepa s's bonds TO
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solyency
Si csoh bidder and person offered - security viii
He viii slse be required to have an ofBce or
plsoe OF business Al or near Fort Gibson,
and to have at his command teams suficieut 10
transport AZ lesst los 40 pounds per month
The rieht Is reserved on the part Of the Govern
received. ard any made win be subject 20
the approval of the Quartermaster General Of the
The party 10 whom an award 10 made must De
20 .ae.ute the sontract without unnsoes-
faithful Performance Of the contract
blsn r. i.r proposals and bonds will be furnishe
Bidder. are invited to be present st the day
opening proposals
Prop1ssls shoUld be indorsea Proposal. 70
QCartt rmsster, District q the indian TERRITORY,
and none will he entertained unless they csmpiy
With the terms OF this advertisement.
BY order ef Breyet MAJOR General y. u Grierson.
Bre,et Li..t. Col and 4 Q f2oHr u q ,ch,.s
Y. l.. District Indian Territory fe n
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OIvIL RIGHFs II vIRsINIA-el,6oO DAMAGES
a Telegram frcm Richmond, last evening says:
Underwood presiding. the case Of Robert
Stevens, q negro, OF Charleston, 8. c., against
The Richmond and FredericksburG Railroad
Compasy. s'r putti.S ~ wife in second class
was lied. The JudeP, In his charge to the
jury, which was half blacks and half whites.
aid: ssDistinctioas @ account Of color was a
with. even In that sink OF iniquity, New Yorf.
where II has been tolerated longer than else-
where, to secure q Southern trade After An
incidennI statement TO the eject that Virgin.
clergy were net exempt from t6is frailty, the
Judge Rad several extracts nom the Bihin sn6
closed BY tn:Tacting the jury TO teach this
on account Of color. The Jury broneht in =
verdict OF sl,soC damages for the plAanti6.
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INFORMATION HAS BEEN received here that
Mr.. q. +. Creecy. Supervisor of Internal Rev
enue In Louisiana, has seized between three
and foar hundred thousand dollars worth OF
gods since December last, aod suspended
three Collectors and one Assessor. besides in
shutting criminal prosec utions against twenty
seven prcminent members Of the different
ssrings" in New Orleans.
Mr. Creecy was appointed Ia November las;
10 October the receipts in tax on whisky We're
sos u; in November s13C0t; in December 4, 600;
and in January S3l,en, more than was ever
conected within the same period when the tax
was 50 per gallon, ana there were forty distil-
lerses running.
THE SECRETARY OF STATE Tuesda evening
gave dinner, on the occasion OF the Darien
Canal treaty, to General Acosta late President
OF the Colombian Republic. and now Minister
TO the United States. w no has warmly co-opera-
ted with the Secretary in the negotiation
Ameng the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Cartes, of
the Colombian Legation; General Cashing,
Postmaster General Randall, Mr. Kasson
tate Postal Commissioner to Europe, and
members OF Congress.
PRRsoNAL-Hop. John Harrington, United
States Minister to Switzland, arrived In this
city yesterday.
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the lands north Of township one hundred and
twenty -four and wsst Of said range thffty.hve.
Approved, January IA, 1869
[PUBLIo RHsoLUrIoN-No.4l

[PUBLIC RRsoLUTIoN-No. Al
A RESOLUTION authori zing the transfer Of Ger.
tain appropriations heretofore made for the
public printing, bfndin &, and engraving.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of RepreseHtd-
Tires II the United States Of America IN Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury
be, and he Is hereby, authorized and directed
10 cause the sum of one hundred and ninety
four thousand dollars to be transferred from
the appropriation s'for paper for the public
printing" contained in the act entitled IAN
act making appropriations for the legislative,
executive, aud Judicial expenses of the gov
ernment for the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty nine," approved
on the tweat,eth of July, eighteen hundred and
slxfy-eight- in aid of the appropriations con.
tanned in the same act, for the following pur-
poses, and in the following proportions, to wit:
For the public binding, the sum of one hun
dTHd aad ten thousand dollars. -
For lthcgraph ng aud engraving for the Sem
aa and House of Representatives., the sum OF
y ghty -four thousand dollars.
Approved, February o, 1859.
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TH1 WORKIH9MH-ln reference 10 the
strike Of the New York talon aro ,,c,s..e =
cutters, II Is stated that this trade demands an
increase OF wages by the week and piece The
taiiors are chiefly piece workers, and the cloth-
ing causIs mainly work BY the week. II is re.
unions in ooth trades, but tha. tbs h not more
tean one fourth Of The trade The clothine cut.
es nave been on strike for ssms weeks pest,
large meeting Of both trades ~ hsld rocenf
~, ~ winch, IL is asserted, very favorable re-
Ports were presented, and twenty zone addition.
rstess were reported. IL Is also rrnorted SSsf IN
New OH there is parnal strike Of masous.
plasprers, painters and slafe rpofers, the nrst
named ior an increase OF WAGES; the last 20 ep.
resmt return from eight 70 ten heuss per day.
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"A CARKLEss RAILIoAp EMPLOYER PUN-
isHfD.-Hamflton. the hrskesman. through
whose negligeace or fright several persoLs
were killed on the Iehigh and SusQaehanns
hAiiroad last November, has been tried snd
Snvloted IN the Luzerne County Court and
>enbnced 70 thirteen months solitary conroe.
ment NJ hard labor In rue Etsiern P-nfteusisry
hamilton wss hind brakeman Of q coal train.
ahc tis offence was thss Going up A steep
gfsof, the train stopped 10 wood or water: on
starting, couplInS broke and several OF the
oeusched rear ears commenced a rapid descent,
wheE he. instead If applying his brake Jumped
on, anc the descs sndinC cars collided with an
approaching tram. resulting an the dsath OF
Samu.i Noble aud others. This ~ the nrst
case We rsmemher OF a raiirosd employee being
punished unde- the act OF Assembly providing
ANY employee of any railroad company.
hroush whose negligence or disoN4dten q OF
ORDERS in1nry 10 liie properly shall ensue
shali he punished ny nne and imprisonment"
HurYisb1rp TslerrafA
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- III tne Marquis Of Bate taxes orders. a.
viii oe lhe hrst instance OF a RonSn Catholic
priest Occupying seat IN he House OF Lords
since the Reformation
- New Bedford. Mass, reports the frs
NeiOClls oe accideat The persOA was severely
handles VI N~o
GS-A man IN Iowa was recently hitten nv q
nlack spider, became delIriOus aud speatf
time in trying 20 spin webs across the w.ndor
and suck tue blood OF his friends, until deA
ensued.
ga new law IN Indiana provides thar
any disuict where the parents OF guard
of twenty-five children shall request a.
study Of German shall be introduced into
public schools.
~ln New York last week a matrimnp
engagement an high lIie was broken an CO
quence OF the punes having a dispute a Z.
who should pay for the wedding cards
~A Wisconsin veteran with but one
lately fell head foremost down q well and h-oxe
MS remaining ieC. leaving" says Western
paper. ..the poor fellow's children orphans as
Tar as legs are concerned
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER

Renews the vitality of the SCALP
Repews the hair to its original color.
Renews the nutritive matter which nourish. }
the hair
Renews the growth Of the hair
Renews the appearance OF those that are Bald
and Gray, and is a epiendid hair dressing. No Oil
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
Il. p. HALL CO., Nashua, n h , Proprietors.
Fer sale by ell dr uegists. ials.2m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Money continues to show considerable actiy.
ity IN New York, the general rate on call loans
being per cent, with exceptions at per cent.
In gold. Yesterday, early in the day, the an.
phcations were especially active; but later, the
oIokers having apparently supplied their
NO difficulty in borrowing a. per cent. This
increased activity in the money mar ket appears
TO be wholly the result of a speculative compi-
natiop, comprising, II report be true, two or
three l.rge banks, prominent dealer IN Cfoy.
eminent bonds, two or three stock houses and
certain private speculators.
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TPUELIC-NO. 81

AN ACT making appropriations for the pay.
ment of invalid and other pensions of the
United States Ter the year ending June thir.
tiet1, eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen.
tGf;rcs Of the United States of America in CORgre ss
a. senlGIed, Tba: the following sums bs, and the
same are hereby, Appropriated, out of any
money In the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, for the payment OF pensions for the
year ending the thirTIeIh of June. eighteen hun. i.
dred and seventy:
For Invalid pensions under various acts,
nine million dollars.
For pensions of widows, children, mothers,
yided Tor Dy acts Of March eighteen, eighteen
huncred and eighteen: May fifteen, eighteen
hundred and twenty-eight; June seventh,
eighteen hundred ana thirty two; July fourth,
eighteen hundred and thirty six; J uly Sc venth,
eighteen hundred and thirty eight; March
thIrd, eighteen hundred aud forty -ttrse; June
seventeenth h. eighteen hundred and forty. four
February second, July twenty first and July
twenty ninth. eighteen hundred and forty-eight;
February third, eighteen hundred and ffry.
three; June third, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight; and July fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty two, with its supplementary acts
ana under various special acts, and for com.
pc ns alton TO pension agents and expenses of
ageecIes. ten million dollars.
70 navy pensions 10 invalids, widows, and
children, and other relatives of the officers and
men of the navy dying Ia the line of uuty, now
provided by law, two hundred and fifty thou
sand dOllaTs.
Approved, February ,, ie69.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor !: DEF CURTIS, author Of =" Manhood, -
Medical nsscys on Aerriase. {" Ao.. &o., bees to
extensive practice in Baltimore, he win in futur
De able TO devote eny the following days TO their
INTEREST,", and will attend on WEDNESDAY,
and SATUkpAI EVENINGS from to D. m :,
ana SUHDAis from 10 70 and to .. m d.. at
no. 2I1 street, 10 rear of Willardb Hotel
other dsyc ct his residence, So North Charles
SPECIALITY -Trestment and exrs of nervous de.
biity, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
sSsNm oc Is 6m
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

This old and we'll known r, medy, which has 40
quifed world wide renown for the cure of sudden
colds, coughs, ETC., weak stomach, general debil-
1ty, nursing sore mouth, cahkered mouth or throat
hver compile dy0yep0ia In Ilgestion cram o
or pain In the stomach, bowel pfaint paint or
collie Asfatlc cholera, dfarrhOe and dysentery has
lost none OF tts good name by repeated trials; but
confines TO occupy prominent position in every
family medicine chest. in q. I'm