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The ALLEGED ELECTION FaAu1s.
Why Fciicc Guard the Congressional In
vertixsting Committee Rosnss--.i sniff OF
the Evidence Given Before fhe Committee.

Why Fclicc Guard the Congressional In
vestIgsting Committee Rosnss--si sniR OF
the Evidence Given Before fhe Committee.
The order appended below, which was issued by
superintendent Kennedy on saturday, viii explain
the presence Of the police officers az the rooms OF he
Committee OF Congress now Ia this city Invcstiga-
ting the alleged election frauds After the order had
been issued and practically carried into erec, the
superintendent was served with q summons frum the
scrgeant-at-arms Of the House of Representatives.
requiring him 10 report IN person to the committee.
MIR. kenncdy, OF course. obeyed The summons. and
when ushercd INTO the presence OF the committee was.
Il = said questioned as TO his authority for ordering
pOicenen 10 guard the doors OF the rooms.
The superintendent informed the committee the
democratic members OF which II was VINO haI had
nin sent for that one OF hts duties was 10 10 t
that no breach OF the peace be committed within
the limits OF hts Jurisdiction. lie alSmi IL believed
anotSd some law or other 10 susNn his ecs0n,
which completely satisfied the prrs fadi0aatd OF the
committee rs TO hts right to do what he had done
In relation 10 the commuters doings winch are
Kept secret during the session, II u related one
who knows thar one OF tho discoveries already
was required during the elections for the repeat
mg' business by either party Ia THIS city;
also that the ubiquitous Individual tesncd that no
had rcgtse thlrty-lwo times In different wards
using different names, and that on election day he
mad other equally honest individuals ~ vote In these
wards, while owing to the heavy work he had 10 do
he was unable himself TO vote the full extent OF
his Repeating" The following IA the order referred
srycrAL onprn-vo i77b
orrror SUPERINTENDENT 4 nErnorolirAs rssicr', ,ssa
Captain JouxpAs, sixth Precinct = - :. -
trouble Of some kind Al he budns IN which Ii. oes 10
cA.ed and where Congressona committee n In session You
. preserve peace On he promises during session
the commsse your reserve z not strong enough call for
s''''' sr'n 70 1ss gN yh siSTs
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VIRGINIA.
The Negro Troublcs--Quist PrsvaiIius.

The Negro Troublcs--Quiet Prevailing
NoRFoLK. Jan. 10, 1869.
Reports received by Lieutenant Rogers here state
that tho negroes are quiet at Baxter's farm and
there Is no apprehension Of immediate trouble. An
oficer Of General stonemsn's star II here investi-
eating the late tmeute. A precautionary measure
sroops have been sent to Taylors and wiscs farms,
where difficulties are apprehended when any process
Of cjectment.is to be executed. The summary man
ner in which the soldiers dealt with the negroes at
Baxter's farm has had wholesome effect In restor-
ing order aud preserving the peace.
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General Dulce's Policy I'm
Cuba.
The Emancipation Of the Slaves
Determined Upon by the
Insurgents.
FRANCE.


Csaneacemenf Of tho Conference ON tho
Turko-Grcck Dimculty.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1869.
the Conference for the settlement Of the dispute
between France and Turkey met in this city yester-
day. Their first session was long one, commenc-
ing at four O'Clock in the afternoon and terminating
1t eleven O'Clock at night The Greek and Turkish
representatives both maintained very conciliatory
disposition, and peaceful result to the deibera-
tions Of the Conference is looked forward to with
confidence. The next session Will take place on
Tuesday, January II.
Reception Of the Chinese Embassy In tho
French Capital.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1869.
An ofhcial journal says the Ambassadors OF China,
now In this city, are receiving every honor and att
tentton and declares that Mr. Buriingames position
ON the Embassy Is entirely satisfactory to the En-
peror. The Ambassadors will have formal audi
ence with the Emperor at an early day.
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received the trst grand gold medal,
and the s higher recompense the Of Legion of
honor 1.-THE Universal Exposition Paris 1857 These
the hshes. awards OF the Erposon and the house Of
CHICkERlNG SONS was the only one so honored. In
the United States have been awarded sxsynine ss
mluns in direct competition with the leading
Of The county, and the Great Exhibition London
received the highest given nfacfurcr
United States. Total seventy lrxt premiums thu
most catering testimonials from the leading arsts OF ths
world.
wARERooxs NO. II EAST FOURTEENTH STREET,
new York, between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BoURsK.-FRANKFoRr, Jan. TO-
United States bonds are quoted to-day at 7ek.
HAvRK COTTON MARKKT.-HAvRR, Jan. a--Cotton
closed buoyant at 12s francs 60 centtmes for troa
ordnaire, on spot, end l2s francs for low middpgs
70 arrive. -
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Havana Market Report.


HAVANA, Jan. TO- 1869.
Tne following are the closing prices OF merchan-
disc for the week ending January a:-
Sugar Nos. 10 to IT, In active demand
at q 81 reals per arrobe Nos. 10 10
20. steady at % . 10 reals. MoIasses sugar
buoyant at az q reals. MISUNDERSTANDING
doing. Molasscs-Absence OF business for want
of stock; there Ia good demand and large specula-
tive inquiry. Lard steady; tierce. 20sc 2ic: keg.
&c 9ssc. Flour quiet, $40 so sl2 SO per barrel
Butter firm ut SOC. q 40c. Honey steady at ~ reals
per gallon Wax dull; yellow, IS $s so per arrobe
white % so a SO. Petroleum advancing. Sales OF
"a az reals per gallon Potatoes steady at So 80 per
bag. Hams active; common sated, 16c. per pound;
sugar cured. 2Oc. Lumber-Yeow pine frm at s23
a S2a per thousand feet; white pine steady at $22
so3. shooks-Box nat little inquiry and prices weak;
hogshead. market supplied. quoted ut ~ so. Empty
hogsbeads IN demand ut So Freighis advancing.
Box sugar to Northern ports, 81 o 81 3T]s; hogs
head sugar 70 Northern ports, - 25 a IS IS; 10
southern ports, ~ so a So. Hogshead molasscs to
Northern ports, So S1ts. "a 25. Exchange on Lon
don. I7iS is% per cent premum on Parts, "a
4 per cent premium; on United States, sixty davs'
sight, IN currency, ats and 20k discount; short
sight ~ cent discount; sixty days sight In gold.
ga per cent premium; short sight s1k per cent
mr.
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A.-SIis~Isanci spring Water. -vOnIy Known
remedy for Cancer and all Diseases OF the Kdnsya
sale by druggists. Depot 5ss Broadway. New York.
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Fer First Glass Printing OF Every Dcscrip-
ton 20 70 the Metropolitan Joc frnnx hstAo''shine"
kasaau ntrssl
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Rovsl rysvnna Letsery.--Prizes Paid In Gold
rnformson The highest rates paid for Doubeoas
ana :" uni 'ixYLoR CO., Bankers, 10 wan street, ny
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CrisfadOrOss UurivaIied Hair Dyc.-~oid and
applied at No sAor House. Manafacory - Madsn lane
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Reception Of the Chinese Embassy In ths
French Capital.
CUBA.

Military Commissions for the Trial Of Civil
Gases AboIished-Emancipati0n by the In-
surscnts Conarmed-Aspect Of tho Revolu-
tion-Freedom of the Press-vicws Of
Leading Cubans.
proclamation by the Captain General ab0llshing
military commissions for the trial of civil cases
to-day promulgated.
The reports are fully confirmed tnat tine revolu-
tionists have decreed the abolition of slavery within
their lines. The Spaniards here consider 1t des-
perate measure, and an indication or the growing
weakness OF the rebel cause. The commanders OF
some flying cob INNS of Spanish troops report that
the revolutiong 3 gradually decreasing; but well
informed OubanJ assert the contrary, and report
that the revolutionary forces are constantly receiv-
ing accessions from within and without the island
The proclamation Of liberty OF the press has gone
into full effect.
. Tne leaders OF the Cuban party declare that they
have the greatest confidence in General Dulce as an
honorable gentlemen, but they say they cannot place
any reliance on the compromise measures he intro
duces; Tor another revolution may take place ar any
moment in spain which might change the whole
aspect OF affairs and annul perhaps, all the &C IS OF
the Captain General.
It IL anticipated that the recent liberal proclama
tons will cause material change in the insurrec-
tionary districts as soon as they become known
there.
Course 0f the Havana Press-New Journals
In the FicId-The Hymn of Riego Sung mt
the Tacon Theatre.
HAVANA, Jan. 10, 1869.
The Dida'io the organ OF the slave traders and the
defender OF the corrupt bureaucracy. uD to the
present date has published nothing OF the new order
OF things, and sensible and moderate Spaniards are
disgusted with ITS conduct.
The Pyensd, an ultra Spanish paper and rcputed
organ OF the Jesuits, continues to publish bombastc
articles full OF threats against the revolutionIsts
This journal Ia considered an open enemy by the
Cuban party and Is resp ectcd as such.
Several new liberal journals have made their ap.
pearance.
Al the Tacon theatre last night, the revolutionary
hymn OF Spain was sung amid indescribable en-
fhusiasm.
Two baitaions have LEFT for Nuevitas.
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Circulars OF Every Description and Soficr~
70 asiend meetings printed IN The neatesi poshs nanne
At an hours notice. and twenty-five cent less than snv
other similar place In the cy al tho METROPOLfAS joe
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT " Nassau street.
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Attend 10 the First symptoms 0f C0nssrDys-
ton and check the disease IN It's inciriency by usnx
JAYTEs ExPECTO2ANT, safe remedy for all affections
Of the Lungs and Bronchin. Bold everywhere.
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A Valuable Gift.-Dr. -. ~. Fifch's Family
Physician 20 describes most diseases and n
dies ssnt any address Free OF given anysho call Tor y
Dr. " !. Fitch be consulted free NJ his onca. slf
Brcsdway every Monday and other weekrcm Jan
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdsy. Specially
the treatment OF Coughs, Heart Disease, Cancer and all
Chronic Diseases
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5O0sOO0 Useful Articles nj - Cenfs Each
HOYTs NOVELTY, 66g Broadway saicancn not aiowet
ask vors 10 purchase Rsnsmbsf The nunbsr rNA
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ANU 8 sEMEN rs.
I0zi Grove.

- O.o'~s
At the Theatre Francais will be produced to night
for tha nrst tma n, A,ner,ca Uerve,s vre.tass .ot
~, -. ,..., .,."s. u-< =. - es. s...s
~LeEh Creve." nerve, Dy the way v tue originator
Of the modern French opera, though his name Is as
vat .carca,v s.m,I,.r IN n. onenbach hovever'
80 .S.s -~' = - S, Ao"esu'
was proDaDu a. iittle known IN TINS country oeiore
the Introduction Of "La Crande Duchesse;'' that
.sr ,f,,, CravS,, v,r.t "A ,, n. x~v vevsta =.
s 1. ''A. .ro.- - Z" ~ -.s. -
composition a. indeed there u every prospect tnat
1t win. The plot Is simple ana requires now only
n-,., ....,,st,,,..,or p,.,,- a. Non,es.. n. -
D''eI - -io0epu's'Sn. fiou' ~ No ~ -
centric daughter OF marquis secrety faiis IN love
with Ernest : cabinet maker. Her father, how
ava, sa.a-,.,cas sto ,..sto,~ ,a- na~a ,,rnr Tho
.'e.' oos0s nlAAloS " o0s'o" A ~ 49,. w
best shot at An archery fete. The cabinet MAKER
IA q bad marksman and fearing lest the acknow-
lodged best shot AIexandrivore, win win the prize
she tngenioueiy thWarts him (though he loves
another BY screaming. under the prctent that hts
cordingy sent 70 prison, but ID subsequently re-
leased and Is married to the object OF his choice
who turns out to he the dauQnter or duke. Some
other Interesting events trsnspire and the curtain
drops satisfactorily Ia All concerned The plot how
ever. in opera 0ou6s Is trivial c0nsderatIon, and
we must therefore lOoK 10 the music In order to us-
tify the bright authorizations formed OF "L,GEiI
Creve.n Dlndonette NINE. Rose Belly commences
the nrst act with q ch.rminU r0mance which
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Concert Last Night at steiuway Hail.
More crowded. possible, than any Sunday
concert tn at has preceded 1t this season. that given
at Steinway Hall last evening was Q decided
success. proving unmistakaby that such popu-
lar entertainments are appreciated as they deserve
The orchestration throughout was admirable, the
selections being as usual OF very high standard.
Miss Theresa Sherk made her second appearance.
Her rendition OF Scott's "Marmion" was very favor
ably received, while the manner In which she re-
cited the sManiacn was even more cfYective. Miss
Sherk certainly possesses much histronic power and
has evidenced careful study and finish in every
piece she has already gIven But perhaps Of the
very best features Of tho concert was the grand
fantastic for the panoforte from Faust arranged
and played BY Mr.. ]. n. Pattison. That gentleman
is pianist OF ability for while his execution s
wonderfully clear and brilliant his touch 10 exqut-
SITE being powerful yet full OF tender feeling and
sympathy. This was more particularly demonstrated
IN his Interpretation OF Prudent's Ecu Follet,r
sweet though difficult composition. The style In
which Mr. Pattson acquitted himself won the earnest
appreciation OF hts hearers The scene de ballet from
the "Prophet" by the orchestra. which was under
the direction OF Theodore Thomas, brought an agree
able concert to close
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Western paper says that half the
business Of tho courts Of Illinois seem
to be to satisfy the vengeance of women
because they cant get the men to marry
them, and tho other half TO enable wo.
men 10 got rid Of men who have married
them. ,,:Jf.. @::' ....'
Miss Salio r. Banks has been an.
pointed deputy collector of Internal
Revenue for the district of Sumter, S. @.
Miss Banks has for somc time been tcaoh.
Ing 9 colorcd school, So says Forncy. -
Aunt" said three.ycar.old ono DIV,
II don't like my aprons to DO atarchsd
so much. so much starohncss makos
the stiffness scratch my 0areness.''a 81.
Now Name for Them. The msoambcrhs
Of the female, or hen conventions, are
now styled by a Western paperA"Q!
Cluckers." =
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just published, q now edition Of DR.. Gaia
verwcll's Celebrated Essay On the radieas
cure (withont med cinc) Of Sperma atoYrSmS'
or Semina Weakness. Involuntary 8emisst
Losses. lmpoteney, Mcnial and Physical ina
capacity. Impedfmcnts to Marriae~os ~ 81. E
also, Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fis.ss
induced by solf>indulgenco or sexual OK
cents. ..', >'>,.>"' .or.ope' ont{ siN
The celebrated author, In, thls aamitsb,A
essay, clearly demonstrates frorl q ,thirty
years successful practice THAT thS alsrmiSa
consequences Of self>abuso may DO radically
cured without tho dangerous use Of interAsl
medicine or the, application OF the kfiit6i
pointing out aimode Of outo at once simple.
certain, and ,olootual, by means Of which
Svory; sufferer, no lnattor what his condition
may bc,, may outo himself oheaply. privately
91-This Lecture should he in tho hands Of
every youth and every man III tho land,
Sent nfder soal, IN a plain envelope. Ab
my, address, postpaid, on recoipt of siw
cents, OF >tWo post stamps. Also, Dr.. Gals
vorwelis Marriage Guido" price 26 cenes.
i Address tho, Publishers, 'N!fUGHf N
CHAS. J.. O. KLINE &, CO.. =.
1S1 Bowery, N. Y, Post Ofios Boz 4,tss
July 7 &c 1y. Ir'-, : ~"
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SALARIES or CROWNED HEAps.-Apple.
toms journal publishes the Salaries of the
different monarchs Of Europe. as follows
Alexander II !;s,2bo, ,0no or $25 900 per day.
Abdul A2iz .G,noo,nD or lS,On0 per ,lay.
Napoleon III 5,0no,onn or 1920 per ,lay.
Francis Joseph .0oD,n 900 or ln,o5n per day.
Fred William 3,00o,0Oo or a,2lu per day.
Victor Emanuel 2,inD,OnU or $50 per day.
Vic,oria. 80. .2,2o0,0D0 or G,27U per day
isabella ii th"O l,soo,ono Or 4,0l3 per day
In addition to this salary each sovereign
is furnished with dozen or more first. class
houses TO 1.-Two In without any charge fo1
rent. .... ... .al ... - -.
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Frog LEVEL, July 3, 1869.

MASTER EDlToR.-Aftcr me compliminla
to yrcs; permit me to say, that you pub.
lish II very good paper indade, tho like
all other Journalists, you will let coraspon.
dnnce now and thin lie, wild their commu-
nicaiions to the public, through tho col
umns Of the Herald. ....
For instance, now Take the raccnt letter
OF Baron Won Schil-Schwil- -Schwar-may
the dvil tnkc me if can spake his name
at all at all. IIoot man, where the dvil
did he get it any how ? Shury it took
part Of that Of twinty fumiies to give IL him,
for It's as lorg as me arm and leg, both
togither. However,, there's no doubt, he
is rs swate, an as big liar under it, as
any other /; aud this remimbcrances mo Of
the rason that makes ms take mo pin in
hand 10 address you.
! happened to be prisent in natc little
room IN. Frog Level, win his Honor, tho
Baro', called for drop oftho crater that
wood warm his bowels, and like Chris.
tan, axed mesclf, who WAS near, and other
g'n'iemen, to join him wild glass. Now
be me soul nivcr could refuse to drink
wjd reel gintleman win he'd ax me, aud
SO OF course, Joined him, and to return
the ompimint-told him in minnct af.
ter, that would take another and win
that was in, we rapated the dose TO keep the
others down, and thin. | began to feel as
good as at n Wake, But divil bit did
tho drink agroe wil him et oil, at all in any
way. 1t wouldn't stay IN his bowels where
ho put it, but kept jumping up into his
head, do you see, and thin his tongue got
off its hinge at tho root, an 80 he began to
abuse tho town On account Of It's name, and
tho people, and tho .whiskcy, and tho divil
knows what ALL And now yon 500, I was
quito cool indade, and wantod9 TO. tap his
hcad wid small bit of shil la ah, to
mako tho whiskcy go back to lila belly, but
tho diyil take me, if he, didn't want to mur.
dor mo for making sucI n proposition to
relnyc him, tho ungrateful dog.aiWell, now
his belly was ,forenipst mo, and ] Just
thought to, give It. q punch 10 bring, him TO
his sinces, out just then, the dyil BY st.
Patflck, or " somo other fairy hand, ust
touched mo, and be mo soul went TO
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sleep Immediately, and knew no moro I'll
l heard, Patrick, Patrick you bust, will you
be lieing there all the year Wild your boots
OH too ?" Win answered. Och mo darl.
ing, keep ascy now, sfure an I'm kecper
en- on TO cure tho hradache--'tis us good rs
warm water for the foot, and thin another
rason have. want TO be ready to walk
into the ron-Sch-Schur--th diyi
take his name, but III give him a better
one, that cun spakc, and take the consa,o
out Of him for linden fault wild the name oi
our town, mud lien about bein thrown into
q wagon aud fndin himself asleep in the
streets Of Newbcrry. Aud now, sir, will
You place tell him this for
Your obediant servant,
PATRICK O'FLAN AGAIN.
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NEwBERny.--What aro tho people
thcrc aboutP Winding their own busi.
ness9 Doubt it. "ris no, in human nn.
turo. But never mind the good people
in that village wo will put tho question
IN different form. What arc the Lu.
thcrans in Ncwbcrry doing? The Lore.
not long ago sent his fiery messenger to
arouse them out Of their lcthargy. Did
he succeed ,j
What arc tho brethren there doing to
obtain tho services Of q ministcrp We
think tho church has been vacant long
enough. .'l& d -
Wo flnd tho above in the Lutheran &
Visitor. Brother Rudo is greatly in
orrorwhcn ,hc doubts that tho people
Of Ncwbcrry are minding their business.
no people attend moro strictly TO bust.
ness, asa whole. As to tho amended
question however, referring TO tho 6ety
! messcnser.whieh shattered tho Lutbofan
Church steeplos We say that tho Caurch
bds boon repaired, and looks better now
that before, aud that tho work was done
promptly. Az TO, tho last question we
can give no Information.
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SALE OF a WIrE-Wc learn that n
few days since. a white man, n fisherman,
residing on the Ogeechcc canal, some
ten or twelve miles from tho city, sold
ms wife to another fisherman, also white,
!"r sixty lunches Of fish, valued at lify
cents per bunch. The wife was perfect.
" satisfied with the sale, and il now
living with her purchaser. For the IN.
formation Of Messrs fnrncy and Gree.
ley, we will state that all the parties tc
this transaction nro said to be trooly loil
voters Of tho Radical ticket.
Savannah Republican.
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"TlE UPLIFTING or FALLEN WOMEN"
Mrs SwisShcm, the Washing cdtrcss,
and Miss Susan Anthony, and all that
class Of strong minded women (Shnll we
not say, mpudcnt hnzzics aro ever
and anon talking about "thc uplifting Of
fallen women and when you come to
find out what they mean 10y "lallcn wo.
men, it is only tho pretty, graceful
creatures who wear silks, satins, laces
and feathers, nnd do not want to get
ahead Of tho men in politics. With
these absurd, unnatural old creatures,
to be a real woman is to be "Gallcn." -
And we arc rcjoiccd to know that the
men arc ctermlly kicking over thci,
pals of milk. This the hitter do by ad.
miring fumalc shapes all The moro when
they arc arrayed in shinmuring satin,
flpcfy muslin, cleaning pearls, flashing
dinmondS, and glowing rubics.
Yes, you listen to us, not only you
delightful ships Of sixteen, but. also ye
spinslers, widows and matrons. Don,
you leavc off your pretty thinss. anG
don't yonccaso to DO graceful, and low,
{ iHgl nod gentle. Don't let old Swissheln
and Did Anthony fool you into tho ugly
Ways which will rob you Of mans love
Hoy dreHafplly. of you would bo with
put mans loSoll' And vicc versa nj
[Edgcftld Advertiser.
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And ho did many wondeYftt worka {nao.

and no did many wonderful works, inso.
much that Ills nano was pronounced In
many tougues. and there came unto him
judith, from tho seaport Of Now Bedford,
who had boon sick for many years; and AZ.
ter some days her pains werc gone, She
slept soundly, and did rejoice tu eatiug her
food. Aud ASH, from those which arc called
Quakers, in thu great city of Philadelphia.
wrote an epistlc saying: o, Doctori ACCEPT
thou this money, which Is called greei,s
bucks, and hath tho picture of Abraham.
thy friend, on ono end. For verify I was
waak' exhausted and dospondcnt, uto but
i;ul", mud suffered many pains, and thy
Plantation Bltters give mo health, likencd
only unto tho yigor Of youth. And upon
snch ti as arc afflicted with liver complaint,
W,tn "na disn, sour stomach, with general debility
nna Gispept!c pains, in all parts Of tho land
dtd these Bitters produce astonishing cures.
- S. -}A AA,s--A-'t sIA y J.
MAaNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the beat
tho price "N oo'" ~ ""'s
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-->ao<,

4 Yo,uSo MN Stlor AcclDEsrAi.Ly. "A
painful occurrcho>, took place late,y in
tho section living between Bethlehem
md Rocky Creek ChtirI'hees. On Sntur.
daysthd 10Th instant, two Young men,
nameisI Robert Powell and Rohe.r.t Quarlesi
| sonio eighteen Or f!ninetcoD years ttottage,
I went $ out sbooting ! and whi!o ,Qua.rles
was, walking Ii front Of Powell, benring
zufdlii bis tsii6aldef; q lohded rine, tho, rifle
| won't off j. accidentally, shooting ] young
j PoSalf throGg', sthbS heaas q .rR6' latter
4 fingered until 6tho following Monday;
4 sRbeD he died, - Edgciield Advertisor.
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- CID ~%---
THE DISTRICT MEETING. TO be hcl

ruE DIsTRIcr MEErING.-To be held
this year, at this place, for Cokesbury
District, (M. Il. Church, Soulb,) has
been changed, rs to time, so as not TO
conflict with tho Recdy River Associa.
ton which meets at Chestnut Ridge.
Tho District Meeting will ho 'composed
Of. dclcgates-lay md clcric-froIn the
counties Of Edgotield, Abbcvile, New
berry and Laurens and will convene on
tho evening Of the 9Th of September.
Rcv. ". L. Oapcrs, of Cokcsbury, will
preach tho opening sermon: Bishop
Wightman will preside. -Laurcns Herald
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