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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13
ity COanciI Of Canton, b J
WILLIAH A. LYNCH,

You are also notised that said applica.i
ton will be presented 70 . Judge Ofssaid
Court of Common Pleas, ct the Court
House Charters Block) IN the city OF Can.
ton, on Saturday, the 23d Of October, A.
D., 1869, At 10 O'Clock A. h, when tEa
time will be AxOd for the hearing of ssid.
application aud for inquiry and assessment.
of compensation and danages By gjury.
The City Of Caaton, by
WILLIAM A. LYNCH,
Bept2oW3. q , City Solicitor.
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Rep Dem Rep Dem Rep Dem
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Wayne county gives 45s democrat

Carroll county 40 radical.
Portage county, 1 ,O25 radical.
Summit county, 1850 radical.
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M-PREsIDENT PIERCE.

HIS Death-Arrangem for
the Funeral-NAeetinE Of the
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selves up against either, bnt, accepting
the Situation Ike men. Les 10 alE deter
mine IN uphold onp auotheE, VII Gods
blessing shall Es lass fAward otf endur-
ance, Eand givR MS plee more plenteous
haryests, and overriding tho presently.
ranuy, relievekns ff0m these Axations
which afs grinding our city hnd State to
the dust.
SIT may he asked why some are now
crying ont under thege difficulties? 7
answer. it is because the lessons of the
war have been forgotten, and that close
economy which would mako both ends
meet is ostsisht Of 10 the effort to be like
some of our neighbors, who are more
thrifty and prosperous than ourselves.
Let us go back to these lessons, though
they are>hard to study, and we will fiud
that there are very few who have patient
ly toiled on that are not better of to-day
than they were five years ago. Accept
the lessons, then, and, instead of band
ing together to force others who are not
able to do more for you, unite in q com
mon brotherhood, determined that by
greater individual exertion and strict
economy, you will be more useful to
your community and to each other. AS
all evidence of the correctness of the last
Piece VI auViCe, huo dioo tS PROOF LuaC
employers are not enriching themselves
at the expense of the employees, will
state, in conclusion, that the economy
forced on three of my employees, by the
condition OF business in the past two
years, requiring me to hold back part
of their pay, was the means. when the
improvement in business enabled me to
meet these engagements, OF enabling
them to undertake the purchase of mo-
derate-priced domicils for their families,
while your humble servant still pines
for his own vine and fig tree. Very re-
spectfully yours.
civilian 8. HENERY."
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!. Bishop. Lynch, OF Cbazleason, 8. O.,
confirmed ITO persons at the church of
the Imzpaoulate Conception. Nsw York.
onPupt}ay, all but ffty Of them being
chiidrel. II Z z
Applss are dull at ton cents per bushel
in Crawford County, End, and peaches at
twelve cents per bushel. Immense quan.
titles OF fruit are used in Crawford Coun-
ty for the manufacture OF brandy.
Do you suffer from Debility. or Loss
OF Appetite? Use "Solomons' Strength
ening and InvigoratiDg Bitters." Ol3
Samuel Jones, of Lynohbnrg. Va,
while experimenting with Derringer,
shot and killed himself. on the 14th.
Solomons' Bitters, an Antidote to Ma
iaria, prepared by A. A. Solomons & Co, -,
druggists, Savannah, Ga. O136
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Cameron, who lives near Halsell.
,yilles :Was brought to town few day 8
$50 by the constahles, Tor shaking his
tias as o negro. HeF promptly gave bsil
and was discharged. "Lct ms have
pesce. - Chester espoTser. T.
Hon. A. n. Stephens says of solomens'
Bittess:"I have used them with decided
benefit; In giving tone to the digestive or
gans and general strength to the system"
Sixty one bodies have thus for been
recovered from the wreck of the Stone
WALL. recently burned in the Mississippi
river. None of tho officers have yet
been found.
Letters are seut to some of the farmers
of California, threatening the destruction
OF their property, if they continue to en-
ploy Chinese laborers.
The French Government Las ordered
n war vessel to accompany the English
and American vessels conveying the re-
mains of Mr.. Peabody home.
If you have Dyspepsia, use "Solomons'
Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters"
It is certain cure. O136
Gen. Hazen, commanding the district
of lower Arkansas, apprehends trouble
from Indians in the spring.
Do you want an Appetite? Use Solo
mons Bitters-greatest tonic of the age.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN LAURENs On
last Friday. during the public sale at
Laurens Court House. brawl arose bo-
tween two freedmen. Mr.. Sidney Arm
strong interferet, which was objected to
by Mr.. S'amuel d. Owings, who formerly
owned one of the negroes. A few hot
words passed. and the disputants drew
their pistols and commenced firing. Mr.
Owings was killed, and Mr.. Armstrong
was ut once committed to juil. Mr.
Owings was highly respectable citizen,
and lenves wife aud several children.
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Ths lEsnanaene q .:sssassasa vaier. p.

j.
Tho nzenauaent 20 s.sSefsstsa yaler,'' (
We reenr 70 the proposed monument
|by the wolNen Of sonsh Oaro,ina % hss
Cohfedstate dead. Wahayasaid. let the
monument be appraised, and We repeat
lie. let the shaft 60 up. It 80 meet that
this work be done. Had our cause
triumphed, it would have baen proper to
honor those who fell in it. Now that it
faileds it is more important, denbly in
portant, that this duty be discharged. A
meeting OF the State Monumental Aeso.
citation is called for this morning, at IL
o'clock. Let it be we'll attended. Those
who never fail in good cause-our no.
BILE women-the wives, the mothers, the
sisters, the friends of the fallen-they
have taken up this pious task. Let their
generous efforts be warmly seconded by
the sterner sex. You, who are absorbed
in your pursuit of wealth; you who are
intent upon the mere pleasures of life;
you who are earnestly engaged in the du-
ties of your calling-we invite'you to turn
aside, il for moment only, to lay the
laurel wreath upon the graves of those
who fought, endured and fell, in obedi-
ence to the laws Of their sovereign State.
Here, in the capital of South Carolinu,
let the monument be erected. Here
Waiting for its birth.
The shaft is in the stone"
Hero let the spot be markod-
''Where defe ted udlor lies,
By mourning beauty crowned"
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.Enterprlas" VS.. ..Tho Late Fair"

MIR. EDITOR: A correspondent, who
signs himsef Enterprise" ventilutes his
bad hunor in an article in your paper OF
the 18th inst, and says that eff the mon
ayers of tho Agricultural and Mechanical
Society mean to encourage State enter
prise, they must shake off their old
hunkerism and take q more comprehen-
sive view of things" Tho offence COM
planned of consists Of tho failure, on the
part Of some sub-com mittee, to notice q
specimen of Southern authorship and
Southern binding. No doubt, the con-
tributiou shonld have been noticed, but
that is the concern of the sub-com mittee,
and Enterprise" must take more
comprehensive view OF things" or else
he will illustrate, in his own person,
that "huukerism" which he applies to
"the managers" Because Mr.. A. did
not get the notice he may have merited,
therefore, the "mnnagers" are to blame,
and to be regarded amenable to the
charge of "hunkerism." This is the
logic of 'Euterprisc." It is as bad as
his temper, and not near so good rs the
books and binding concerned. ENTER
prise" says: 'If the managers of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
mean to encourage, &c. they must do
80 und SO. Now, we ask, what clse did
they mean? Of course, they maunt to
do that very thing. and "Euterprise'
ought to know it, and not be in any
doubt about it. It pleases "Enterprise'
To level his shaft at tho Executive
Committee, because of IL certain omis-
sion, and to indulge in sneering remarks
When he has done as much, grutnitonsly.
for the cause OF enterprise as this Com
mittec have done, it will be in ordor for
him TO criticisc, not before.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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NEW STOREl NEW GOODs!!

E~tsA IN store, and to arrive. 10d.r-+
III E lsacks Liverpool SALT, 800 bar @ A
GAAaArels FLOUR, various brands; Ai2aR
500 bushels Corn, so barrels Whskey, 1U casrs
Champagne, Brandy, Rum, Gin and Wine;
English Ale and Porter, so boxes Chewing 70.
bacco, 275 pounds Smoking Tobacco, 20 900
Srgars. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Potatoes,
Buckets, BrOoms, Soap, sngar Cared Break
fast e .s Strips Dry nslted Sides, Butter. Cheese,
Oysters, Wrapping Paper, and every thing
generally found in . frat class grocery; ana
many other articles too numerous To mention.
L have for tho Accommodation OF my custom
era. large Wagon Yard and n Hom-e k,r them
to slaep in. Also, large r'tore Room for the
stotage of cotton and other country produce,
and ahfshsstmarket prieo paid for stth articles.
RI .saS3hl RI AnhElf, b',y
Move At Bryce's Old Stand.
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Reasons why you should use TUTT's
IMPROVED LIQUID HA1R DYE. Because
the BARRIERS say it is the best. Because
it imparts natural color. Because it
does not ipjure the hair. Because it
leaves the hair soft and glossy. Because it
does not stain the skin or bed linen. Be-
causo its application is simple and easy.
Because its effect is instantaneous. Be-
cause it is tho best in the world. N2O6
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It is said that Calisaya Bark hfs Pc
cnliar effect upon the liver, and guards
the system against diseases by exposure
and irregular diet. It is conceded that
the great success of the wonderful PLAN
TATIoN BITTERs, which, previous to our
late unhappy difficulties. was found in
most Southern homes. was owing to the
extract OF Calisaya Bark which it con-
ttiDed Oh one of the principal ingre-
dients. In confirmation of this we have
heard one of our distinguished physicians
remark, that whenever he felt unwell
from ordinary dietetic or atmospheric
causes. he invariably relieved himself by
PLANTATION BrTTERs. Wespeak adyisedly
when we say that we know it to be tho
best and most popular medicine in the
world. .,..,....a .,..,,. .s,.,-.'l,.,. t,.
! MAaEoIIA WATRR.--Snparier to the
best imported German Cologne. and sold
at half the price. N2013
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A COLD To.DAY-n cough tomorrow,
a tightness of the breast the next. Pneu-
monia follows. Consumption crowns
the fatal issme-all from neglected cold
or cough. STANLRY's CKLRBRATED CoUaH
ExPEcToRANT, known more than quarter
of century, is the only sure remedy.
The remedy is Mt hand. Why will We not
nse it? For sale by FISHER & HE1NITsH,
Druggists. b., MO
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Notice.

4 N compliance with instructions from the Sc
IL cretary OF tho Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, the following articles left uncalled
for by Exhibitors. are hereby advertised, and
owners notified that unless called for in rea-
sonablo time. thoy will DO sold and proceeds
appropriated to fund Of Associations:
bags cotton seed; Infants robe side board
cover. crochet; COLLAR. tattin; q patch work
quilts; knit doll: box okra hemp; body and
sleeves for infant's dress; piece crochet work;
lot silk; ir preserves; jar pickles; 2 bottles
catsup; barrels Rockport lime.
Nov l73 A.. LEE, Cen. Sup't.
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To the Pubic.

Ovn 200 SACKS Liverpool SALT, standard
SAAsAsAs7AA}weigbt, which we offer at low figures
Sfs3 800 Bbls. Fl OUR, of all grades, which
we will seil to dealers and ut retail, as low as
the market viii aGbrd. 80 ..,t
New BUCKWfIEAr-very choice.
We have also just finished Q largo aud COM
modious Warehouse, Tor the purpose, of ,stor>
log Coz which We Eill stoke .apd Issn f3G
our friaiids. =. -, ,sCAAPBELL& & JONES, al
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The MILLS HoUss.-This we'll. known
first class hotel-located corner Meeting
and Qneen streets, Charleston, s. O., has
been re-opened under the proprietorship
of J. Parker. ESQ. aided by D. reliable
corps OF assistants in every, Department.
It's previous reputation will be main.
tanned. afni ie loo
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New ADvERrIsEMENTs.- is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this mernlng:
Lost-Apply ut Palmetto Iron Works.
Wanted-Apply at NickeIson House.
j. y. Bateman--Cow Feed.
Pollock House-Mullet: Lnger, &c.
Leaphart & Sloans-Fresh Goods.
Campbell & Jones-To the Public.
r. O'Neale & Son-Oranges.
p. +. Frazee-Sheriff s Sale.
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BUSINESS CARDS AND CIRCULARS. As
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution of business cards
and circulars, our merchants and others
will please give attention to the fact that
our Job Office is supplied with the best of
boards, of all colors, fine commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles of type,
thus enabling us to supply all of such
wants.
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Flour! Flour I!

K0O BARRELS FLOUR, comprising all
cOO the various grades, from the choice
cream OF the city ct $1,000 per barrel, tolich is
Ae best IN the taarketf down. se the iowest
gradss. 70 30 per barrel. Do not be hnmbug-
ged by large stocks on papers. which, on exd.
;niussion; win he fonnd, t,ltegas: Cali and nee
FOR Yourselves, et thasstore Of ssis1 s,srtr
Nov IL J. d r. r. AaNRW.
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Don Piatt, of the Cincinnati Com
'nerci~l, says: "My friend and former
comrade. the Hon. Lafayette Hoge, NJ.
O., who went to South Carolina with o
haversack and returned with carpet.
bag. elected by a majority Of three thousand
against him. requested me to see the Hon.
VIM. Sprague, touching certain interests
of said State, where the Hon. William s.,
holds urge real estate. x T.
The Senator disposed of the PROPOSE
tion carried from the immortal State OF
South Carolina in q few words, running
over with practical common sense"
Nothing morel Columbia Canal, ac-
cording to Sprague, good-byel Sic
transit, dc.
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There will be meeting of the Sout
Carolina Monumental Association on
Saturday, November Goth, at the Wash
ington street Chapel, Mt IL o'clock, a. m.
A full attendance is requested as busi-
ness of Importance will be transacted.
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Elegant Family Residence for Sale.

~ THAT very desirable RESIDENCE,
EiH corner of Richland and Bull streets, in
AEE this city; formerly the property of DR..
VIM. Reynolds-at present occupied by W. IL
Orchard, Esq. Apply to w. Is. GU LICK, ESQ
at the National Bank. OH AIain street.
Nov 9 l mot
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E.@ e $50 ) 80 e.axai II

WoRKs OF ART.zM Messrs. Wearn,& .Hix
had on exhibition abtheaatei FaiF . nnna-
Der Of beautifully executed portraits of
citizens, which,, as works Of art. will rank
with the productions of any gallery in the
country. not only in what may be termed
the mechanical portion of the work. ,bns
the coioring and general get-np OF the
pictures. Several premiums were awarded
these gentlemen. The following is list
OF the principal specimens exhibited,
and which attracted the admiration of
numbers Of visitors: Oil portraits. oil
photographs, water color, pastel, porce-
lain miniature, India ink photographs,
crayon photographs, chrome photd-
graphs, rustic and plain photographs
from life.
Crumbs. The Sumter Ne,Ds has been
materially enlarged; and we heartily
congratulate the proprietors, Messrs.
Darr Osteen, on this positive evidence
of the healthy state of their business. ~
The United States eth Infantry Band,
from this city, twenty-five strong. fur
nished music for the Wilmington Fair.
The WilmiDgtonians were in high ecstaoy
Mt the dulcet strains. NC
The Legislature meets on Monday,
next, in the new Capitol building.
Gen. Hampton delivered the annual
address. at tho Fair in Macon, Ga, to
an immense crowd. which is spoken OF
very highly. A special despatch to the
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel sn, he
thinks our negro labor better thnin any
other class wo can possibly procure. and,
believes the South will, in short time,
regain her former prosperity. ':He
connscled the cultivation Of more pa
triarchal relations with the freedmen.
He wants their moral and intellectual
status improved" ',:.f-
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Wanted to Hire,

S"EWARD-one who understands bis bu
. -ness; also, several Dining koom SER
~. Apply imm ediatply ut the
v2O 3 NtEKEKSON HOUSE
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Hinkleys Family Knitting Machine,
hRJ }: w. THOMAS, Agent. AbbevilIe. 4 G.
~ VIII receive ordtrs for Machines from all
territory unallotted to special agents.
Nov IL 2mo%
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For Sale,

For Sale.
nNE Of the we'll known Emory Forty Saw
~ COTrO GINS and CONDENSER can
he obtained, cheap. by applying to Il. Fl.
SPENCER. Cotton Gin Warehouse, or to Z.
Morris. Gin Manufacturer, Gervais street.
Nov IL ..,..., ~.
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HEIsE'S DINING SALOON
Is OPENED

e,ssw. Is OPENED for tho 31p
N:-!s3 SstSs.:E SEASON, with choice
OYSTERS, GAME, &c, together with NNS
everything that is usually kept in first class
restaurant. Nov 16
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Cough Candy.

SOMETHING pleasant and convenient to
- take nt nll hours Of tho day or night. No
one should be without it when tho changes in
the weather are SO frequent. Prco 10 CENTS q
stick. or three for 25 cents. For sale at
Nov ct E. POILARD-S
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Oranges ! Oranges!!

''SF received on consignment, and for salo
- very low, 8, 900 very choice, sweet OnANuHs
NOY2D IL ONEAIE & son.
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Medicated Candies.

GUM DROPS, CHOCOLATE CREAMS,
~ ticorice Drops. Ginger Lozonges, Cay.
enne Lozenges, Mint Lozenges; Cots Foot.
Nov II e. L. JACKSON,S Drnr Rtnre
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Cow Feed.

"A MOTHER lot OF 200 Bushels, Just received
IN Mt the Columbia leo House, and will be
~ +! wv for cash. j. D. BAPEMAN
" 20
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Lost.

Lost.
rfNAKEN from tho Fair Building, ono CUT.
Il TING KNIFE. Utley's Patent, which please
return to the Patentee, at tho Pul:hetto Iron
Works Columbia Noy 2O2
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A FINE ASSORTMENT
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
ESOURCES of tho SOU THERN FIELDS
1O AND FORESTS, iucluding n Medical Bo-
tany Of the Southern States, by r. Poyre
Porcher, NJ. d.
The Campaigns Of General Forest and his
Cavalry. with Maps, &C., k2 so.
Our Own Birds of the United States.
Where il tho City2 2-sl.50.
Truths Illustrated by Great Authors.
kuropean VINEYARDS, by Flage.
Her Mnjesty's Tower, by Dixon.
The Story Of William, tho Silent.
m Cheap editions of George Eliot's. Rcado's and
ihackeray's Novels, and many beautiful books
Tor children. For sale at
BRYAN 4 MCCARrER'S
NOV ~ Bookstore.
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Fresh Goods

Fresh Goods
y ECEiVED to-day:
-IG 90 Barrols Western FLOUR, eupcr. ex-
ira and family.
900 pounds Fino Feed.
Best Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
tory Cheese Saur Kraut. Minco Meat, tson,e-
hing ntce,) Brandy Fruits, Jellies-assorted-
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Cove
Oystors, LObsters. Sardines, Desicsted God
F:rl!, Fnlton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon,
Bay Mackerel, etc., eto.
Nov 20 LEAPHART & sI,OANS.
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For Sale.
Ladies Caters.
Liverpool Salt.

Onn EXTRA large seamless Sacks of
lOV Liverpool SALT, now in store on
consignment, and offered at low rates.
NOV IL X. O'NEAl,E Il SON.
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If you arc lover, don't love two girls at
once. Love is good thing, but it is like
butter, it won't do to have too much on
hand at one time,
A Chicago doctor has been fined fifteen
dollars for trying to kiss a married woman,
and her husband was mulcted five dollars
for thrashing the doctor.
IA young lady in Outgamie County, Wis
consin, was charged with putting on airs
because she refused to 60 to ball bare
footed.
A Missouri editor, in praising q favorite
candidate, says: HE is as fine fellow as
ever lifted a hat to lady, or boot to q
blackguard.
New York tells us that biliardists propose
to make change in the counting of the
game, so that all caroms will count three,
whether on red or white.
What is the difference between the en-
trance to barn and an over -talkative per-
son? One is barn door and the other a
darn bore.
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NoTE.We would call the particular: attention
OF our friends to the above card. P. P. TOALE
has large Factory, and such facilities ae ena bio
him to supply the best work of his own make ut
low prices very large and, complete assort-
ment m always on hand at his Factory, HORL-
BECks WHARF, noar th-eastern Railroad
Depot Charleston, 9. C.
N B.-Orders from the country collected, and
strIct attention paid to shipping in good order
april q ''-'H lily
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GARD.

(NHARLES KERRISON. formerly Of the Arm q
~ @. +. l.. Kerrison, would inform his friends
and the pubic that he has purchased, from Mr.
Store No. 252 King street. and willthere continue
the DRY GOODS BUSINESS Wholesale and Re-
TAIL for Cash, on his own individual account and
responsibility. He will proceed, without delay
to replenish and renew the Stock, and continue 80.
doing until the assortment shall be made COM
LII CASH, or approved city acceptance for a short,
credit it necessarily follows that the prices rnuet
be kept at least as low to be found In any other
respectable establishment.
His brother, Mr.. E. L. Kerrson, assisted by-
Mr.. A. 3. Mcdonnell; both experienced merchants
in this line, will be found at his Store, aiding in
it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage Of the public will be as
corner of King and Market streets, Charleston.
Feb II i- ''N. i'i ~ ' - 49, 9mo
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Special
NotitaS.

To Consumptives.-The Advertiser having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy-after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellow-suferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge,) with the d-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The object of the ad-
yertser in sending the prescription, is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conccivcs to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, it will coat them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Pal ties wishing the prescription, will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Feb3 3mo