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February II
FOH PAAAVfA a. E'l.Ut< saSA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FtkNANDINA AND JACKSON

~ THE FIRsT-CASS sTEAMER
gH&ssSsEss2G~ DICTATOR. Captain L. NJ CoxHrrRn.
win sail from Charleston ever 7uesaay Evsn.n0 al
Eight O'clock tor the above points
The frstc'ass steamer OtrY POINT, Captain VIZ.
T. MoNELrY. Will all from Charleston every Sdtur.
day EcensfO, a. Eight O'Clock, Tor atove poluts.
connecting with the Central Kailroad at avannah
for Mobile and NeN Orleans, and wlsh tue florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladiog given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans. =
Q Both steamers connecting vtth III s. Harris steam
ers Octdwdha and Griffin fir Silver SprM0s and Lakss
Griffin. EAstts, Harris and Durham.
All freight o'yaLle ON the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset viii be stored st sish
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagemeI t. apply to
J. D. AIKEN y Co., agents,
south Atlyntir Wharf
n. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
November 21
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Marrie0.

WFLCH-BROWNING On Thursda, evening
February 25 a, the idence of the bride's father
near Summerville, by the Rev. A. DANNER, wM. 81
WELoH, Of this city, to ANNIE, third daught r Of
JNo T, BROWNING, teq No cards.
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AT THE CELEBRATED w. S, @. CLUB
HOUSB GIN. pure. soft and uuequal!ed-w y COR
WIN & 90. Sole Agents Medical men of the high
est sandtna Acknowledge thaE Gin, In 10 pure state,
has great medical properises. We therefore claoa
the CLUB HOUSE GIN bsiore the public with tho
greatest confidence ana moro par.icula ly 20 those
who Il incidentally, as an article that only 10.
Azse o. 80 per bottle. Sl6 per Sase. GzNR
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A8 The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances or Mrs. ELIzABATH BROWN tcolored)
are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral from
No IS Coming.streot opposite George. THIS AYrzn-
NOON, OF I hree O'Clock. IL March
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Special Motifes.

THE WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY
gratefully tender their thanks to Messrs. JAMES
WILEY co, for refreshments furnished at fire in
King street, March l, 1869.
CHAhLEs Y. RICHARD SON.
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FASHIONS FOR MARCH.
JENNIE JUNE's MONTHLY BUDGET OF GOSSIP
FOR THE LADIES.

Fashionable PAety-Fastzmg a 1a Mode
Balls and Fancy Costum es-vVhn& Get
ting Married Costs--EsrI M Ettquetto-
sprins Fashions i'm Walking Dresses,
BOnnetso &c.
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INLAND HUU

INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH SrAAN PAGKNT
LINE. VIA EDIsrO, BEAUFORT AND NILTON
HEAD,
coNNKo1xNa WITH
THE A ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILRO 40 AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
% nK1@M TIE FINE, FAST STEAMRR
xssssssSfx a57HS PILOT BOY Captain FENN PnoK viii
leave Charleston on Mo 1DAY ana THURSDAY MonN.
Nas at Eight O'Clock returning, will leave ,avannah
TUESDAY MORNINGS at tigLt O'Clock, and FarDAY
ATrERHooA at Two O'Clock, tou hing IT Edsto on
IHgRsDAY trip from Charleston, ut eleven A. NJ,
and leaving Edisto at Nine A. NJ SATURDAYS, on re-.
turD trip.
The steamer will touch at Obi -olm's, each way.
everv two weeks, commencing with trip OF Febru.
ary 18th.
For freight OF Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
Vebrusry u Accomm ,daton Wharf,
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9nueraI notifes.

0I The Relatives, Friends and Ac.
quantancss Of Mr.. and Mrs. r voeT and brother.
and Of Mrs 9. H. BRUNssEN. respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Of the only infant daughter
tine former. ANNA OATHARINK. at their residence,
No. Tradd.strset, at Three O'Clock This AFTER
NOON. March q
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WASMLNGTON.

HALY OF SOUTH oARoLINA TO BE COUNTED OUT
IN THE NEXT CcEGaEse.
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AI-THE MARION FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY leturn their thank, to Messrs. JAMES WILEY
CO., for refreshments furn shed them at tho 70
Monday Afternoon GEO. A. CALDER
Earch SecrAtary.
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a8-J. 8. Marlin (LAIE GKUBEH Il
A.RrINA will be plessed to SOC hiS frelJs and Gus
toners at VIM y. CoawfN 4 GO, No 27s King
street between WantWorth and lReanRlin
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RILL-BILL TO FACILITATE THE SETTLEMENT
OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE
BILL TO FURNISH DE LARGE WITH vELocI-
PEDE.
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Aa- WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune. Districts of China the choicest
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAs Of new seasons.
which are unrvalled for ,heir strength and deicacy
"f flavor. We warrant our TKAS to be pare and un-
adutersted. and TO "a general satisfaction As
are onstentx In receipt Of large of Teas.
enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at
p price that many dealers offer inferior Tea a..
trial and comparison will ut prove th asssr-
ton. and only remains for the public to judge OF
themselves. WM. y. CORWlM 4 CO.,
NO 275 Kinq-a.re
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aS-CONSIGNEES PER STEAM MsHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified
that she is discharging cargo at Adger's Wharf.
Goods remaining the wharf at sunset will be
stored at expense and risk OF owners.
JAMES ADGER L. co.,
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Special Motifes.

S@ AN ATTRACTIVE RAFFLE.-T HE
Rattle of handsome SILVER TEA SET. MOSAIC
BROOCH. &C.. 60. will take place at the Commis-
sion House Of Mr. Miles Drake at the corner Of King
and Liberty streets, To.MoRRow EVENING, betueen
the hours Of and 8 o'clock Subscribers and those
interested will please attend. Q March
TWONDERFUL--HE w. BURR,
No. 40 West 14th-street, while on visit to the West
was attacked with severe illness from drinking i'm
pure water. Life was despaired of. and II was
thought that he must die. His wife was immediate.
ly sent for. and in day two at his bedside.
having herself seen the beneficial sults from the
use of PLANTA1IOI BIrERRS, she insisted upon
their being administered to him. which done. in
quantities prescribed by the attending physician.
Tie result was q most as II by magic. and in one
ha.f hour from the time they given her hus-
band was out Of danger and by o moderate use of
them thee or four times day he was soon able to
resume his Journey to his home. This 10 but one
case Of many thousands that we know Of
MAGNOLIA WATER. R.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne. and sold at half the price.
Mar tuths3
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e ASr ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN -ON THE
Errors and ahuses iaotdent 70 Youth and EARLY Nam
hood, with the hnmane View of sroatmens and cure.
sent by msas free o. charge. Address howard
AssccIArToR. Box p. PhiIadsphsa. Pa.
yanuAxy 90 sncs
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B4-CONS1G \EES PER STEAMSHIP MARY
LAND, from Baltimore, are hereby no ifed that she
is THIS DAY dischargins cargo at Pier No 1, Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf at Consi. .,nees' risk.
MORDECAI co.
March aeaptu
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aBCHEROKEE CURE, THE GREAT IN
DIAN MEDICINE cures all d. eases causel by sell
abuse. viz: sperma orrhea, seminal Wcat ness,
Night Emissions Los. Of Memory, Universal Lass.
tude. Pains in The 3 Bics, Dimness Of vtsou, Prema-
ture Old ago. Woa9 Nerves, Difasu.t Brea hing.
Pale ountenancs. Insanity. Consumption, and all
disaases that follow as O sequence OF youthful indis-
creuons.
Ihs Cherokee Cure will restore health and vigor,
sop the emissions. and eSscta permanent cure after
al other medicines have failed.
Price "a per bottle. three bottles for S. Sold by
all druggists.
sold In Charleston. q. O., BY w. A. gKRIME,
RAoUL d LYMAN, A. W. ECKEL. q CO., ED 9.
BURNHAM and T. II. KELLERS UU.#
Febsusry16 DA0 tuthseow3mcs
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NT DIR. w RI G H IT'S REJUVENATING
EL1xtR. OR ESSENCE or LIFE, cures General
Debility, Weakness, Hysterios ia Fem .les Palpita-
ton of the Heart and all Nervous Diseases 1t re-
stores new life and vgor TO the agel causing the hot
blood OF youth to course the veins, RESTORING the
Org ma Of Generation, removing inlpotenoy and Do
bhty, restoring Msuliness aud fu1 vigor. thus
ing perfect elixir Of Love-" removing sterility
ard Bar enlless in both sexes. To the yo,ng. mid
die aged and aged, there IS no greater boon than
this elixir Of Life.' 1t gives lease of life,
causing tue weak and debihtated to have renewed
strength and vigor. and tho entire system to thrill
with Joy and pleasure.
Price--Cne bottle 50; Three bottles $5.
Sold In Charleston. 8. O., by Z. n. KELLERS O.
CO., A. W. ECKEL co., @. W. AINAR, w. A.
sKkINE, ED B. BURNHAM and RAOUL LYNAH.
February 16 DAo tuthseow3mos
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FOR EnIsTO. ROCKVILLE,
ENTERPRISE AND WAY I.ANnIMal

ENTERPR1SE AND WAY LANDINGS.
% nK-A THE STEAMER At, HELENA
Captain JAMEs g. RuMLEY, will re.
ceivo Freight THM DAY and leave To MonHow
MORNING ut o'clock. and Edisto IHURsDAY MopN-
me- at o'clock.
For Freight Or Passage apply on bo1rd or to
JOHN MURRAY
Market Wharf.
The Steamer leaves again MONDAY MORNING, st 4
o'clock, and Rdtsto same day at 10 o'clock M.
March 10
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R5' ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment OF wMs s. CoRwfN d 90 J, No a7s
x ug-street, between Wentworth saa BaAufa,u. are
OF chs FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods bus what
can hp ~arrantea 40 PURE AND GENUINE. Tbisis
en- established faet -"
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AT CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
Urinary Complaints. viz Gravel. Inaamma alton Of
the Bladder and ndeys, Retention Of Urine, Stric-
lures of the Urehra Dropsical swellngs. Br; Dust
Deposits. and all disc easss that require diuretic
and when used In conjunction with the CHEROKEE
INJECTION. does not tail to cure Gonorrhea, dleet
and ali mucous Disch lr9es In Male or Eemale cur
ing recent cases in from Lree days, ana IL es
pecially recommended in tn of Fluor Albus
or Whites In Females. Thu two medicines used I'm
conjunction will not fail to this dsagreesbls
complaint, and in those where other medieines
have been used without suecess.
Price-Remedy, One Bottle 81; Three Bottles S5.
P1ice-Injection. One Bottle 50; Three Bottles $5.
Sold In Charleston. >. O.. by q. W. AIMAR, f. II.
KELLFRS 4 CO., A. W. ECKEI. & CO., W. A.
sKRINE, I'D. g. BURNHAM and RAOUL LYMAN.
February 16 DAo tuthseow3rnos
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Ga NOTICE. E.-NATIONAL FREEDMEN IS
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. CHARLIE TON
BRANCH, No. IA BKOAD.sTREET. - INrE REST
PAYABLE MARCH, JULY AND NOVEMBER
Money deposited on or before TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF MARCH, will be entitled to interest from MARCH
FIRST. NATHAN RITTER,
March tu1m2 Cashier
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Shipping.

EOIS BOSTON-DESPATCH LIME.
l. ~ THE FIRST-CLASS SCHOONER RIOH
d1A ARD VAUX, WHITAKER Master. navng AL
ZN&Sher heavy freight engaged, W lnts $50 or 200
~Ae'sra"oales COTTON to fll up. and leave with
quick despatch WILLIAM ROACH & CO.
March 4
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fifst enrolment under this act. not to exceed
twenty days, aud authorize payment for the
Same. as hereinbefore specific and sat forth.
SEQ. B. All tavern keepers, persons keeping
bOarders in their families, keepers Of boarding
houses, and any master ana mistress OF any
dwelli ,g house. shali, upon the application OF
any officer authorized TO make such enroll
ment give information OF the names of all per-
sons residing or lodging in such house liable
to be ENROLLED, and all other proper information
concerning such persons as spph officeis may
require.
requii ed by any such officer in order to enable
him to comply with the provisions of thi aot,
shall refuse to give such information, or shall
give false information, he shall fOrfet and pay
twenty dollars for each item of information de-
manded OF hlm i,y any su IA officer and falsely
stated. and q like sum for each individual name
that may be refused, concea.ed or falsely sta
ted; and every person. who shall refuse TO give
his own name and proper information, when
false name or information, sbal forfeit and pay
o like sum, such penalties to be recovered in
any court of competent jurisdiction, in the
name Of he State Of South Carolina; and 1t is
hereby made the duty of snch officer 10 report
the names OF oil persons who may in n.nr any
penalty, under the section, &c any magistrate
or justice OF the peace in the county for prose-
Cntion.
SEo. 8. Whenever an enrolment shall be
made az provided IN tins act. the Board Of
County commissioners shaN cause &c Go pub
lished, once q week for four weeks previous to
the alrst day OF February, in o newspaper with
printed plac 'rdS, in not less than four pubic
places. q notice that such rolls have been conl-
pleted and fled as aforesaid, which notice shall
als0 specify that any person Who claims that
duty shall, ON or before the 18th day of Febru-
ary next Sasung, Ele written statement Oi
such exemption, cer.ified by affidavit, In the
once Of said clerk OF tho Courts OF Record, os
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some in material. or all that we have en- In
preparation, the prettiest and most serviceable
are made In changeable Or fine cheap silks,
trimmed with rich fringe, or with ruiies, or
double ruchings of the same. Tho skirts of
most of them are . moderate walking length
tho upper skirt is retained, and the costume
completed by tight fitting basque, or by ono
OF the many pretty and sty llsh varieties Of capes
which will bs worn lar.elv as the spring ad-
vances. When basque is retained 1t is gene
rally rufH ID or trimmed with fringe to s mu-
late square or pointed pelerine. Sometimes
small pointed eIpe is attached, open upon
the back as VOL as upon the front, and
edged oil round with dress fylmmlng or fringe.
Pannlers proper are but little worn, but the
large ssh bow and ends are as Important as
ever, as the basque Or upper skirt ls very ofien
arranged in pOU at the back, which adds to
the prominence gwen by the fuilness or the
skirt, and the small hustle now almost univei-
sally worn with, or attached to. the hoops.
And en- passana, it may be remarked that the
arrangement Of tho SKIRTS, long or snort, re-
mans The same; the FULL css is gathered at the
beck. the sides are laid in single plaits, the
ffo ut lett entirely plain unless the upper skirt
forms full tunic. divided into puffngs in
front as well as at the back. There il ten
dency, however, to >9et rid entirely OF the front
OF the upper skirt and drape it with trimming
frcm the sides, s::rrSrSs::iis AZ full at the Dack
but at present it 10 more question OF taste
than OF fashion.
Walking skirts are nearly all OF them trim,
med with ruffies, or with ruffl.s headed with
one or more outings. Tne single narrow
Aounce (about six lDchess 10 tine most popular
in the thlcker wooilen materials worn in early
spring, but as the warm weather advances and
thinner fabrics are required, the size and mum
ber will probably be limite1 only by taste and
rnoans. There 10 nothing prettler than rufa 10
OF the material as trimming for tn liz nsor
qualities OF oil ks, muslins Of ell kinds. grepa-
dimes, and setty cotton aud linen fabrics used
for gpring and summer morning wear.
adapted by modistes Of taste and Judgment
to the materials and requirements Of tho dress.
Tho sleeves ahapad to the arm, but more closcs
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FON PHILADELPHIA lA-ENIPIsEL LINE.
n -g> The PACKET SCHOONER oLARA T.
Mn MuLFoRD Master, will have imm ,liata ais
&NSASSpatch.
seaa-n'a" For engagements. apply to
FL. i. BAKER l. CO.,
hiaroh No 20 Cumberiand-street.
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a@ UNION BANK. SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON. February 28. 1s69.-The annual cleo
tion for DIRECTORS Of this Bank will be held on
WEDNEsDAY. 10th March prox,mo, at the Office of
the Bank, on East Bay. street.
H. d. ALEXANDER, Cashier
February a wf2tuths4
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FOR BUSE EON.
1f~ssmw THE PACKET STEAMSHIP AL.
LZEAIW r. r. LtANCE, TILLsoN Master. will have
dispatch after arrival. for the above
zzESP--11FzesS-~r port.
For engagements, apply to
Ii. +. BAKER CO..
February 26 No. 20 Cum oerlaud. street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13

SECOND BEsr.-The Good Templars,
as a whole, Joined with the whisky ring to
nominate and elect Selucius Garfelde to
Congress, expecting, of course, to receive
some favors from him and his; butaccord-
ing to the Echo they are coming ont Sec
ond best in every tussel for place. The
rummies' run the temperance men in the
canvas, and are now running them out Of
all the little positions" to which they as
pire. Good enough for them. They had
no business to join their enemies in tho
first placc.-Transcr;pt.
The Good Templars should have known
that the adherents of man who hahitually
violated his solemn obligation" recorded
in heaven" would sell them as they would
glass of whisky whenever it suited their
convenience to do so. Experience is the
only teacher whose lessons are respected
by some people.
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To Eemalea.

when female 10 in trouble, or afflicted
with disease, a. weakness of The bask and
limbs, pain In the head, dimness Of sight,
loss OF muscular power, palpftation Of the
heart, irritability, nervousness, extreme URN.
AIRY difficulties, arrangement of objective func-
tions, general debility, vaginitis, ali disases Of
the womb, hhysteri", sterility and all other
diseases peculiar to females, she should 90 or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor.
W. X: Doherty, at bis edical Institute, and
consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor is cffecting more cures than any
other Physician in the State Of California.
.et no iaise deiicacy prevent you, but apply
Immediately and save yourself from painful
safferings and premature death. Married La
dies, whose delicate health or Other circum-
stances prevent an increase in their families.
should write or call at DR.. W. X. Doherty's
MEDICAL Institute, and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The doctors ofaccs
are 50 arranged that he can DO consulted with.
out fear of observation.
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OLYMPIA, w. t., Nov. IL, 1869.
Hons. j. NJ Vansyckle and E. S. Joslyx,
Committee from Council, and Hons. J.
NJ. Lasater, E. s, Dyer and Washing
ton Peck, Committee from the House.
DEAR SIRs: Your communication of
date Nov. 9th inst, informing me that you
had been appointed Joint Committee by
the Legislature to take into consideration
the duties of the Territory to the memory
of DR.. Marcus Whitman, and requesting
me to deliver ian address commemorative
of the life and public services of DR.. Whit
man" at some time during the present ses-
sion Of the Legislature, has been received,
and in reply l would say that freely SYM
pathising with the purpose Of the Legisla-
turc to do honor to the memory Of one to
whom our Territory owes so much, ] cheer
fully comply with your request, and would
designate the "Olympic Hail." aud next
Tuesday evening, at half past seven o'clock,
as the place and time for the address.
With great respect, yours,
j. F.. WYCHE.
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A Request to Resign.
OLYMPIA, W. T., Nov. 10. 1S6!

OLYMPIA, w. t., Nov. 10, 1860.
Hon. j. NJ. VANsYcKLE: Sir: The
undersigned, Democ ratio members of the
Council and House Of Representatives,
representing Walla Walla and Stevens
counties, having closely observed your off,
cial conduct since the commencement of
tho session of the Legislature, and having
noticed that you have uniformly aided the
party in opposition to which you were
elected and deserted the Democrats when
your services were most needed, take this
occasion to ask your resignation Of an Office
you can no longer fill with credit to your.
self, or usefulness to our common cOnstitu-
cnts. Respectfully, &C.,
w. II. NEWELL,
Of the Council,
CHAs. II. MONTGOMERY.
of Stevens,
FRED. slime.
THOMAS p. PAGE,
II. d. O'BRyANT,
j. II. LAsATER,
N. r. CATION,
j. d. Mix.
We, the undersigned Democratic mem
bcrs of the House, endorse the action of
the Stevens county and Walla Walla coun.
ty delegations. NJ. II. Frost,
N. 4. KELLY,
II. RoEDER,
J. w. BRAzEE,
j. FOSTER,
JOHN MCREAvY.
j. Ii. SWIFT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13

The Pain Killer is a purely vegetable COM
pound and while it is a most efficient remedy
for pam, it is perfectly safe medicine, even
in the most unskillful hands. For Summer
Complaints, or any other form Of bowel dis
ease in children or adults, it is an almost GER
tain cure, and has, without doubt, been more
successful in curing the varions kinds of ChOl-
era, than any other known remedy, or the
most skillfull physician. In India, Africa and
China, where this dreadful disease is more or
less prevalent, the Pain Killer is considered
by the natives, as well sas European residents
in those climate, a sure cure.
We have long known the high character Of
the Pain Killer, and that it is used with great
success and satisfaction in our best families.
1t is the flvoritc medicine of our missionaries
in heather lands, where they use it more than
all else together for the disease that abounds
in those warm climates. 1t should be kept in
every house, in readiness for sudden attacks Uf
sickness.-Chr. Press, Nov. 8. l:w4.
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To the AFFLICTED

Dr.. W. K. DOHERTY returns bin sincere
tnsnks TO his numerous patients for their pat.
ronage, and would tahe this oppoYtvnjtv "a
remind them that he continues to consult A.
his Institute for the cure Of Chronic Diseases Of
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Gsnito-U Urinary Organs, and all Private Dis
eases, viz Syphilis in all its forms and ssarss
Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid conse.
quences ofself-abuse; Gonorrhoa, Gleet. Strict
ures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sex
ual Debility, Diseases Of the back and Loins,
Inflammation Of the bladder and Kidneys. etc.,
and he hopes bis long experience and succeys.
full practice will continue to insure him a share
OF public patronage. BY his practice of many
year, in Europe and the United States, he Is
enabled to apply the most efficient and suc.
cessful remedies against diseases Of all kinds
no uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats
his patients in correct and honorable vsv
and has references Of ucquestionable veracity
from men Of known respectability and hieh
standing In society. All parties Consulting
him, by letter or otherwise, viii receive the
hest and gsntlest treatment, and implicit
seciscy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-11-13

account or heavy rocks lodging 10 the hi Ugh
way by he current of the food. At last
accounts it was decreasing.
A private cable dispatch says, that on
October 9th severe earthquake happened
at Manila. All the houses were shaken
and some of the city walls fell. Many nc.
cidents occurred, but no Europeans are re.
ported killed.