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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-22

much over rated. that Is when compared
with others. rs the dies blossoms for IN
stance. I climbed the Flceere, and here
looked Mt Blame in the face from the
opposite side But this Is little Ii
could only measure ten thousand or
eleven thousand feet at least of this mon
arch himself l should come away salts
fed I did it. 4 cloud covered the
summit That cloud was n raging storm,
AMI the snow WAS knee deep. No guide
would venture there We did not in
tend it.. although from the point Wc
reached there WAS no danger, but from
the storm and snow, One who passes
the glaciers i'll safety fanrics the danger
over-ratcd. SO | thought. But yet
cooler reflection sanctions the extreme OF
prudence. The Grand .Iulets was the
point reached. 1t is not far from eleven
thousand feet. 1t is Il Jagged, prccipit-
Gus rock mass jutting out like rock
amid an angry sea. You are here at the
very heart of the glacial world. The
guide was skillful, faithful, cautious.
From station part way up, near the
border of the glacier, we took second
guide. The path follows the glacier bor
der as far as possible. 1t is sufficiently
precipitous, but good. At last we must
try the glacier itself 1t is the giant of
them all. We are roped together, one
guide ahead, another behind. | am in
the centre. Everything is sccurc-thc
leathern straps, the cord, the ice-cuttcrs,
the AIp-stock, the sharp shoe points, and
the nerves and muscles from head to foot
50 we 90. shall fail to tell the rest.
1t is grand beyond my speech 1t is
"O'cr the savage sea,
The .-la-sy ocean Of The. mountsin irs,
We rkim IL rugged bren k, II, which put on
he aspcc' Of tumh.irs icInpc-r's foam,
Frozen in a moucnt-s dead whirlpool image
For two and a-half hours we tug
sharply at it. The crcvaSScs run wild.
generally with a downward direction.
but lntcrmediately cvcry-whthcr There
are shells OF Ice spanning the crcva->cs
over which we pass and look down into
unknown, horrd depths below There
are sharp ridges ON which We must cut
our way step by step. There are cores
which we must leap. There are peak
winch We must climb. There are slopes
down which we must Slide There are
Patches Of rotten ice and pools Of water
which we must >hun. We turn in every
concclvabl, direction. We look behind
there seems no retreat. W. Iupl, he
turt-thcrc seems sometimes no advance.
A laundering sound reaches the ear.
That must hc an avalanche above. or q
blast of wind in the holl"w- OF the noun
tain> No, it i the thunder Of water
tall DOWN among the crcva~~cs far below.
At the junction of two Glaciers not tai
from our point of destination there l.
''c"ntu-ion worse confound,d" The
rock of the Grand MulrtS divides them
above. Here they meet in m.,l embrace.
1t /, 4 hrwildcrine Jam Two rant
forces are struggling ~ for victory.
The, i,.,, l. C,ufort,I - in an .,,r,,,,- a.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-22

Gctlcwo1 oJ' tie Senate uM House o,
R2re>,3H rir,>:
Having been elected 10 the office OF
ChIct Magistrate of this State. with most
earnest appreciation of the Great rcSpon-
SlbIllty which the acton of the people
has imposed upon me, have met with
You, As required by the Constitution, to
-ivc to you such information and ASSIST
ancc rs may be in my pow er. and he r.
quTcd 10y you to enable YOU, faithfully To
guard the interests OF the Common
wealth, provide for the support OF its
government, and consider and decide up
On such alterations and improvements,
as you may deem necessary, of It's laws
and It's policy,-trusting that in the per
Iornance OF my duties | may enjoy your
confluence, and, If need be. nave the ben
yiit OF your kind torbcarancr but above
all, that we may each be gifted with
that wisdom which comcth only from
God, without whose approval and assist
ancc States, as well as individuals. are
Powerlcss for good, and whose acknowl-
cdgment and worship have been made
by our fathers the corner stone of uc,r
Republic.
During the past year peace has pre-
vailed throughout the land, contrasting
most beautifully and Significantly with
the stormy excitement ofthc years of war
fare for our National existence. throuuh
which we have so recently passed The
earth has yielded bountiful crops to its
cultlvators. No general epidemic. or
disease, has prevailed within our Dor
-lers. Aud business of all kinds has pro-
crossed without serious reverse. or finan-
cial disaster. For all which grateful
thanks are due and should be reveren,!y
'eturned to the Divine Providence. from
whence all blessings flow.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-22
FINANCES.

The details of the present financial
condition OF the State, and of the receipts
and disbursements for the year, are shown
by the Reports of the Treasurer and of
Auditor of Accounts, which will be laid
before you. The result may be briefly
stated.
The total funded debt of the State at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-22
DEvELorME<r or RESOURCES.

The people OF this state are and mu-t
necessarily ever remain essentially IN AZ
rlcultural community. although Ia" pro-
gress made i'll the d,re'opm mt of the
mineral resources OF the Stale. the mar
bic, slate and iron, found in almost mex
haustibIe quantities, has TO u considerable
degree modified the original character Of
the state in this respect. The result Is,
that lar%c numbers Of our Young men.
trained to depend lor their livelihood up
on the fruits OF patient toll upon the
farm, attracted by the rich soil, easy cul-
tivation and large returns OF the alluvial
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
THE COSFEDEl,ATI FLAG.

Elsewhere Is given the debate In The Senate
Yesterday upon the joint resolution to hoist an
ohitcu States ilag over the Capitol building, the
result vi "ncu WAS the Senate agreed to hoist
both thc United States AMI Il State nag The
House today discussed the proprety or agreeing
10 The amendment OF the Senate relative TO lcgs-
latinE 'undcr two flags" DcIargc moved to have
the Confederate iiag up also. This eliciicd consil
erabn discussion, which was stopped by the adop.
lion Of Il motion 10 concur in the Senate amend
mcnt.
STRAY lTEMS
In the Senate, the following bills received their
second reading to-day, aud were ordered to bc
cngrofscu: bill TO incorporate the Unity and
Friendship Association, or Charleston, s. C.; to
repeal an act entitled eau act TO organize town.
ships, anu To define their powers aud pr ivcgcs;'
to renew the charter OF the Columbia Hebrew BE.
ncvolent Society
The Governor notified tile Senate that lie had
appointed r. II. Elliott, colored, Assistant Adju.
tant General, whercupon that body went into
secret session and confirmed the appointment.
Thc senate refused to concur In n Joint rcsolu.
ZION from the House, providing that Simon rarr
anu GaVan bryant Inc appointed proxies to repre-.
sent the State stock in the Spartanburs and Union
Raiiroad-rcason: because Indignant that tlo,se
Should say In resolution It should appoint two
proxies nnd the Senate only one
House bills to change location OF Barnwcli
Courthouse; TO incorporate Blythe Gap Turnpike
hoad; to provide for fees for transfer OF State
Stock ana Joint resolution for appointment Of
llsh commissioners, received their first reading
to-day.
The Governor notified the Senate that he had
signed acts to provide payment OF interest of
Sta'e STOCKS ana bonds In coin; TO extend ,!mc
ior census takers; to incorporate the Ashley
Bridge Company.
liz Tie House, bills to incorporate the Sultcr
manufacturing Company. and 10 amend the
ehar'er OF the City OF Columbia, were passed. The
Dill 10 make an appropriation for The per die,a,
&c., was passed and the title changed to that OF
All act.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIREs.

hochcforts newspaper lms again made its
appearance In Paris.
writer in the London Times ravors another
deeper ana wider canal, less subject TO fogs ami
sand drifts, through Central America.
The Congressional Committee OH Banking and
Currency are TO send n subcommittee to New
York TO Investigate the gold panic
The Reconstruction Committee has nostponcd
the consideration OF the case OF Virginia until af
ter the holidays.
1t Is satd that Judge TriGg, OF Tennessee, Will
be impeachcd for alleged partiaty against the
government.
The treasury holds slOS, 900 in gold, includ-
ing S3s GOO, 600 gold certificates.
Secretary Boutwell, has directed the omission
ofTucsday's and Fridays sale OF gold this week.
This order does not affect the sale OF gold on
Thursday nor the sale OF bonds as advertised.
lie also orders thcpayment Of the January inter
est OH and after Friday without rebate.
Florida delegation have appealed to the
President for troops to support tic State Govern.
ment. The delegation Included the Adjutant.
General, Secretary OF State and State Senator
all negroes.
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LATEST LABOR NEHS.
The Chicago GRADES Unions.


The workngmcn vi Chicago Contemplate
the erection ui II Trades tnIon hall. y plan has
already been presented 10 the Tradcs' Assembly
OF tina, city, AL the last mecting OF this assuri;i
tton II mas decided to commence on the co.
operailvr rrlnclr.c. Of hiiiding ii by shares,
each s;i shatei1''rr 10 have but one vote, wthoui
regard 10 the niliiIbrr of shares that might bc
hctl Tile next Legislature is expected to enact
Il Ia" 10 enable The carrying out oi The plau.
National Labor AGuvemclts.
President Trevcilck, OF the National Labor
Unon has summoned The Executive Committee
nnd Advisory Committee Of the National Labor
Union, to meet In Washington on Monday, Jan.
uary ., 1870. Among The business which will
come UP at this meeting, win he the preparation
aiia Issuing Of the annual address OF the National
Labor Congress. II Is very desirable that us
iiinny OF the executive officers Of the several
States, and others Interested In the success Of the
great labor reform. us can conveniently attend.
their advice.
The Chinese in California.
IL Is ascctaincd that 3S,6sf Cinnamon have ar.
rived III California, Of which number 37,;i23 have
returned. 1896 have died, and The remainder are
scttcrcd through the dllrient parts Of ihr paciic
coast. or the 4l,oso in that State, 4sO5 are lc.
males, )rhi'!ien, a. i'll iho Stale prison. IO3
III TIC :a.lous county jails and 1907 old and de-
crcfid--ieaving 3i,TOO active adult males, OF
Whom about l4,Oe0 are located in the City Of san
francisco, where there are also 1850 women anu
ABOUT 40 Children crlpplcS and old people. Their
occupations IN San francisco are: Merchants, or
ers, butchers, bakers, &c, 1900; lannirymeil,
.eIi petilars OF FISH, vegetables, &c, 2lG; fisher.
men, 30; tinsntus IS; carpenters and boNnakcrs,
Isl doctors, La; artists and photographers, IG Ii.
porers, 1000; cigar-makcrs, 1850; rag and ural
gatherers, 10; shocmakers, $50; factory and mill
hands, 1900; domestic servants, 1850 misccllane
ous occupations, 500. Total 1+,GO9. or those In
the interior counties $4,000, there arc: Females
255o Children 1850; old, maimcd and III JAIL 1850
Total, $3.50. Leaving $50 active adult maes o
whom there are: St0rckeepcrs and trades, 1900
miners, $500; farm hands, wO0d-choppers, &c.
25O0; domestic servants anN cooks; 1900 lalorcrs
or various classes, $500; factory and mil
hands, lAon; miscellaneous empioymcnts, $50
TOTAL, 1850. THUS far, during the present year
The arrivals or Chinese III California have beer
l2.50l, While l3, ,1Ol have returned TO China.
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The Virginia papers bring MS the particulars of
the terrible tragedy at Charlottesville Oh Thursday
last, IN which DR.. A. Il. Oliver, recently from
England and prominently connected with immi-
grafton schemes, was shot and instantly Killed
by Mr. George S. Aver, OF Loudon County. Both
parties are OF the highest rcspcctatty, ana were
men OF considerable means.
STATEMENT OF Dir. oLIvER's r.AILr.
Mr.. Aver and DIR. Oliver had been on the most
rable money To the former. On Thursday, about
sunrise MFR. Aver came to the 'iousc and Inquired
for the Doctor; who was then asleep In he'd. Mr..
snying, "Mr. Aver Is here, and wishes TO see yon. n.
The Doctor came to his chamber door In his
his hand. saying GLOW are Son, old fellow s.,
Aver replied al do not know that can take your
hanl, ~ or something to that effect and mmc.
his chamber, where llis wife was I'm bcd pursued
by Aver, who continued firing until his victim
effect III the breast, another scverlng mn artery
above the heart, and third lodged In the
TIE STATEMENT OF Mn AYrE
is to the eject that last May DR.. Oliver ana his
wife CAME to Ayers house in Loudon; where
they were treated with the utmost Kindness, and
treated q daughter OF Ayers for consumption.
anu avalled himself OF the facilities thus afforded
g seaIce her The ruin Of his daughter came
he Immediately determined upon vcngeance.
coming TO Chnrlottcsvlllc last night, lie rem aimed
Mt the Central Hotel until this morning, when he
went to Dr. DIVERS residence and Inquired for
him. Vas invited into the house an:. met oliver
At M Ills chamber s1a at door, who extended his hand.
Aver said ~ cannot take your hand; must have
your blood for the njnrles yon have done me-"
menclng to fire. Oliver rctrcated into tho oham-
ber Of hls wife and got under tho bed, and Xyre,
stooping down, fired twice upon him In That
position.
TiIR ACCUSED suRRENpRRs HIMSELF.
His victim dead, Mr.. Aver left the house Mt
once, and, going to q magistrate, offered 10 sur.
render himself; but tho magistrate did not nut
him under arrest. Iie then went to the house of
me county J9iior, where nc now Ia, waiting for
lias been visited at the jail by many citizens OF
Charlottesville TO express their sympathy for him,
and n JIsliiying tho net. several clergyn,cn hnvo
called, and among them were Rev. Messrs. James
y. Taylor, John L. Long, and George u. Taylor,
Jr., OF tue Bapiist denomination, who seem TO
have been previously acquainted with him Mr.
Aver seems to he aiont fifty years OF agc and ia
man OF very quiet dcmean0r. Il Is stated that hu
lon home wituout Tie knowledge Of his family, "a
lie I'LL not wish Ills sons to know what be was
nhont to do, prclerrina To take the execution OF
Justice Into MS own hands. After he Killed DIR.
oliver, he sent . telegram to his family saving
that he !'ld done what he came TO do AMI was
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rom 1860 20 1860:

From this 1t would appear that the consump
tlon OF cotton In Europe had increased In ten
bales; this, Notwithstanding the great falling oil
OF million and n half OF bales Of the American
supply. This fnat would appear 10 discourage the
ana increase OF :hc production OF other countries
equal TO the decline Ia this country. But when it
Ia remembered that the price OF cotton now 10
three times what IL was In 1860, and that for tie
zen years preceding that date tile consumption
doubted, It looks us if Europe was as far or
lion which she has so long striven to attain, ana
that the foreign sources OF supply have not come
them.
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''Undcr two Flass''-"Thc Bone BIll''-
Trtchcry-Hynnt OF Chcek-AnotIrcE
Phosphate Monopoly Bribery and
corruptfon-An Interesting 10 k-
Course or tciurcs-PrOfcsstous and
Occupations OF Our Senntors--Torn-
ships-Thc Bluo Ridge IIop-Fishy-
Taxes for Is70-Xyhnt will IL Cost to
Run Charleston County for the Year I:
IA Cnucus-Thc Labor Blll-Tcuch-
crs' Snlarics-Thnt Congressional APP
pr0priution-aIore Railroads - II Ia e
Confederate FIng-Strny Items.
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THE PRODUCTION AND CONS U.MP
TTON OF COTTON

The Whole history OF cotton culture and con-
sumption IS con;aned in the following statistical
table, which has been made MP for some English
Journal. II shows the consumption ia Europe
rom 1860 20 1869.
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Special Notices.

-" GO 70 GEORGE LITTLE g. co.
for WATERPROOF TWEED OVER SACKS. for
50. 1oc,s
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deco l

N1NOTICE.-THREE MON THIS
aftcr date application will be made TO the Bank
OF Charleston for Renewal OF Certificate es for
Twcnty.eight SHARES, standing In my name,
the original Certificates, No. 1851, G Shares; No.
1885, Shares; No. 75os, 10 Shares; No. 754o, 3
Shares; ana No. 1905, Shares, having been lost
or destroyed. EMANUEL BUERO
oct2O 1amo3r
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&1--PLANS AND ESTIMATES ARE
solicited for 3 NEW MARKET BUILDING to be
erected on the site OF the present Market In 81 :
vannah, Ga. The available space is in shape a
parallelogram. The sides on Congress and Bryan
streets, being two hundred and ten toi0 feet, and
on the side streets one hundred and nine-6ve
Qos) feet.
Plans may include cellar story helow, and
halls, oflccs &C., above the market proper. II is
desirable 10 leave sulncient space In tie interior
for light and ventilation, q, the same time
roofing the entire area.
Two hundred and fifty dollars will be paid for
the plan adopted, and one hundred dollars for
the plan next approved
Plans will be received until Ja,lurry 10, 1870.
Address ALFRED HAYWOOD,
decI6 thmG Chairman Market Committee
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1larrirD.

YEi-WII.klNSON.-On THURSDAY v, evening
December 10, 1860, ut st. MichacIs Church, by iii
Eev. X. $. Trapcr, EC0ESE +. JERvEY and ELL
NJ, daughter or James w. Wilkinson, Esu.
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DaS- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against The Estate Of o. J. CIIAFEE
will present them, properly attesletl, within the
time prescribed by law, and all persons indebted
to said Estate will please make payment to u. NJ
WATP0IE, Aiken, s. G., or A. II. HAYDEN
Charleston. MARY a. CIIAFEE,
EXecutrix.
u. NJ. WALPOLE,
dec1S stuth9 Executor
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GS- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORRESTS
JUNIPER TAR for Coughs, Group, whooping
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. IS cents.
n. B.-Thc genuine article has yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by G. w. AIMAR, Agent
Corner King and Yandcrlorst streets
nov25 thstu3mo
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GD-PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PM
PIE REMEDY positively cures Comcdones, (Bald
Heads or Grubs;) also Red, White AMI Malteratctl
Pmplcs on the face. Depot No. 10 bond street.
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
deco amos
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%u"SlllPPERS PR STEAMERS DC
TAToR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY arc hereby
notified that no frcig, vii, bc received after sun.
set on the days OF their sa;lng
deco j. ID. AIKEN & co. Agents
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JET CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MARYLAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that She Is THIS DAY discharglng cargo Mt Pier
DO. ], Onion whnrves. All goods not taken away
atsunset will remain oh wharf Mt consignees, risk.
M0RDECAI i CO.,
uec2o Agents.
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THE DECEASED

THE DTCEASEn.
Dr. a. u. Oliver u Il ScOtchman by bitth but
WAS for twelve years Il pra,cticing physicjan I'm
n,rmm9han, England. He came to this country
nnouluwo years ago On Il Prospecting iuur ana
hccanr well kn"wn throughout ihc State us II
general agent Of an English company for the
promotion ol cmi%raiion tO Virginia. Recently
ne M ucierilnr'' tn make this state his home. ami
was enthusiastic in the rraise Of his atjontr rJ
country. During thr late State agricultural fair
NC was IN Richmond, aEd delivered an address
before the Agricultural Society. At lhr fair Inc
nui on exhibition ~ self haifcocking, bi cccIi.
Ioauins doublc-barrclctl gun, said tubr il lowing.
piece oi unusual uicrit, and bv The sale of which
lie expected To make u handsome fortune Dr
uuScr was ABOUT forty years vi age Of progresses.
inG appc;irancc, ANA ycry agrccat L. IN cvcrs;,-
loli lie leaves wii2.bui no children. II Is ,rUl,rr
10 aud that WHEN lie met Nj. Aver he lid not evce
consciousness oi having wrOnged him, ami man
nSslcu great surprise ai his hostile attitude. Mrs,
oliver Witnessed tho shuUtiuu aud OF course 4,
non III Il hcartbOkrm condition.
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gSr TO PRINTERS.-IF you WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP, DEMl and MEDIUM PAPERS,
l'ill Heads, Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print
ing Material, Binding, Ruling and Cutting, 20 to
EDWARD PERRY, No. l55 Meeting street oppo
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, $. c.
Uccl4 6mOS
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gaD- WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors Of Youth ami the FoIlles of Age, in rela-
ton to Marriage and Social Evils, with helping
hand for the errlng and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box T., Philadelphia
Pm. sent25 amos
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Gpcrial Noilres.

1as-NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs. THE
Steamship MAGNOLIA is THIS DAY discnarging
cargo at Eandcrhorsts Wharf. Goods not re-
moved by sunset will remain oh wharf Mt owncrs,
FISK. RAVENRL & CO.,
deco Aoontu
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as- Underlined AILMENTS --TIIRRE

Gs- Underlined AILMENTS THERE
are many ailments trying in their nature, but
the symptoms OF which are not sufficiently spcci.
Hc to enable physicians to classify them under
my particular head. AS q general rule they arise
from general debility or the whole organization,
but their primary cause, in ut least thrcc cases
out OF i've, Is lack OF brisk vital action In tho
stomach and lvar. Stimulate and tone the relnx-
cd digestive and secretlye organs, ard bodily
ease, health and vigor will follow the treatment.
Among all the medicines which have been re-
commended as conducive to this end, none has
been administered with such uniform and entire
success rs HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
Its ingredients were selected from the vegetable
Kingdom, originally, with view to the lnvigora.
tion OF the physique ana the constitution and
also for their antlbilIous and slightly laxative
properties. Twenty odd years OF experience has
proved that these herbal rcstoratives were wisely
chosen ana have been judclousIy appor,loncd in
this celebrated preparation. Not only as spcel.
Gc for indigestion and uil kindred complaints, but
as household remedy for all the minor ailments
Incident TO humanity, It has obtained repnia
tion based on unimpcachablc testimony, which
fairly ecllpses that Of any other proprietary or
oflcina medicine In use. deco GD&C
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,lc,:lG Il

rs" NO'rICE.-TlIE UNDERSIGNED
having retired from business in Charleston, takes
this opportunity Of thanking his many friends
and customers for their liberal patronage SO kind
1y bestowed on him.
In retiring, l;llso take pleasure in recommend.
Ing M"ssrs. GouTEvENiEli BROS. rs my success
sors, feeling satisfied tha, they viii strictly a,hcrc
to my motto OF quick sales and small profits
uc&,6 u. ILLING
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ag- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSSES-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid oil receipt Of 10 cents Address
Dr. E. b. FOOTB No. 100 Lexington avenue, New
York. dccl5 Wfm3mos
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5sp- AWAY WITH SPECTACLEs. OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents Ad-
dress DR.. +. d. FOOTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue,
New York. tlccl5 w(m3mos