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900 REwARD.----I WILL
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loOOO give One Thousand Dollars
Reward for any case of the following diseases,
which tho medical faculty have prom nounced
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will not radically cure. DR.. Richau's Golden
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primary and secondary stages, such as old
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diseases and mercury thoroughly. DR..
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third stages, or Tertiary Syphilis, Syphillitic
and Mercurial Rheumatism, and defy those
who suffer from such diseases to obtain a
radical cure, without the aid of this ME licine,
which docs not prevent the patient from cat
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bottles SO. DR.. Richaus Golden Antidote-A
safe, speedy, pleasant and radical cure for
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Irritation, Gravel, and all
urinary arrangements, accompanied with
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de Amours-A radical re for General De-
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those who have led life Of sensuality. 1t
is invaluable to those who are anxious for
an increase Of family. Powerful, harmless.
and speedy in restoring health. Price SIS
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price, by moneyed order, registered letter,
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"John," said stingy old hunk, to his
hired man as he was taking dinner, "dc
you know how many pancakes you have
ea,en?"
"No."
"Well, you've eaten fourteen"
"Well," said John, "you count and
I'll eat"
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DOR SALE, RENT

EOR SALE, RENT
OR LEASE
THE FINE PLANTATION
Belonging to the Estateof the late Colonel
KElTT and well known as the
I'D "a by Place.
These LANDS are among the BEST in
the District, being situated on Lyons Creek,
commanding A FINE WATER-POwER, and
of Rich Red Clay Soil. They are offered
at ONE-HALF their Valuation in 1866. Said
Tract contains 500 acres.
Cenditions--$5,5 ,5OO-one-ihird cash, the
balance in two yearly instalments. Address
MRS. LAURENCE KEITT,
nov 7~.tf Charleston, g. C.
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The State OF South Carolina.
ORANaEBURa Yin EQUITY.

Henry ID. Bonuett, Ad
Diinistrater of Estate of Bill for Iuiunc,ien.
George j. Bonnett, Partition
rs. and Relief
Jno F. Bon, ett, ct. al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Josiak
W. Bennett, and Lenora Warner and Ed
ward Warner, Defendants in the above
stated Gaze, is absent from and re-
sides beyond the limits of the State. It's
ordered, on motion of Messrs. Hutsons g.
Legare. Compiainants Solicitors, that the
said Defendants do, within forty dave
from the date Of this order, appear and
plead answer or demur TO the said bill, or
else the same will be taken against him
pro eontcsso.
Clerks Office, GEORGE BOLTVER.
Orangeburg. 8. C. C. C. p.
Sept. 3, 1869.
sept4 cow 4Od
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ORANGEBURG-IN EouIrY.

John f. Bennett, Bill for Sale of
Administrator. Real Estate to pay
vs. for Injunction and
Jno F. North ct TX ct al. Relief.
BY order Of the Court of. Equity. all per-
sons having demands against the Estate of
Mary Pou, deceased, are required to present
and prove the same before The undersigned
ON or before the first day of January next,
or be debarred payment.
Dot. 90, 1869. GEO. BOLIvER,
oct 8O-td Special Referee.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. -AlI
.E Persons having demands against the
Estate Of p. NJ. Porter, deceased, will pre-
sent tie same properly attested, and all per-
sons indebted TO said Estate will make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned on or be-
ALLEN PORTER.
oct 80-td Qualified Executor.
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POETRY.
A First Sorrow.

n ElAcs 6oEHVWs
''Arise! :Ass day ssall shine
For Evermore
To the star divine
On Times dark shore.
Till now thy soul has been
All glad and gay;
Did il awake and look
At grief to-day!
No shade has como between
s Fhee and the Sun:
Like some long childish dream
Thy life has run.
But now the stream has reached
A dark deep sea,
And sorrow, dim sad crowned
Is waiting thee
Each Of Gods soldiers bears
A sword divine;
Stretch cut thy trembling hands
To-day for thine!
70 each anointed Priest
Gods summons came;
oh, soul He speaks to-day
And calls thy name.
Then with slow, revivcnt steps,
And beating heart,
From out thy joyous days,
Thou must depart.
And leaving all behind
Come forth alone,
To join the chosen band
Around the thone.
Raise UP thine cycs-be strong,
Nor cast away
The crown that God has given
Thy soul to-day!"
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TsPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE
ia use Of the Medical Profession and the
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COAL

n any quantities, AZ tho very lowest Squire Coz
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supply.
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The Old Established Hospital.
No. Beaver st., Albany, n. y.
QTTCE CIgREq Aun ow ppt,agc

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QUICK CURES AID LOW PRICES.
T1cedy Thousand PdtieHe Cured AIoaaBy.
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The reader 10 that The deeafy u this sub
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book for every bsdy-startilsg disclosures. Dr Tel
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Ehrriage2oe pssfs fa II plates price 70 eshis heht
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Burr & Burton Seminary.

MA9cHEsTFgs VI.
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ifais lss HHu FEA $50 ss $3.50 isH~1fe frF saissf .
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Paints, Colors Dry and

in Oh. Lead, Zinc, Oils, Turpontines,
Japan, Shellac, Yarnishes. Paint, Var
nish aud White Wash Brushes full
stock. We make a speciality u
GLASS, earryiny very large stock
Of al sizes aud qnalitios, and are
selling very low. Patty Glue and
sand Paper.
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Meat Cutters, Butcher Knives aud
Meat saws A splendid line y Table
ard Pocket Cutlery. Shears, Scissors
and Hattoa Iio.e CuteTs, Axes AID
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Teags
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fhr1 NVesuieFs Cslit saIslritE Csfs4g Ilts Grip
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sid IN Dfnnsisss 2 f.ts ~ aanntsB fFerEnheTs
= q per Battls @ b aflaeatta 81
THE G. G. CLARK Co.
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TEETII! TIGI1TIi /!

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@ ANsoN HARDY Prurt, Boston, Msss
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NrwTtrrh Avn gos rpNrrns
wanting lheases ~ snY s1rt. Wih huh 4 - their
advantage u send % aa On circulars boisre par
chasing elsewhere
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Ans aYuprlst b she country STD ten yoa. iyou
tsiu fat ffuahtr fa gu4aiFa thsi every oae ihai
havs s baftle II Goes Dyspepsia Care fgaiH theta.
s5se4Es a tbs most aus lslis8 pralss = 4is srezi
rse.ia4Lzi Flrtae.
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F L 0 u r.

al kinds u Carpenter. work House and Carriage
Painting dome IN the best style.
T. PRKINs
Union Street, Doof East ~ Curt iIonrc
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MEAT MARKET !


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Price List.

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dence in success.
New YORK. August 6.-Havana letters give the
following from a Spanish standpoint: The rebels
made an assault on Puerto Principe and were re-
pulsed. The latest mail advices state that the ill
fortune of the insurgents is continued. The forces
of Jordan. Marmai. Marcano and Figueredo having
attacked simultaneously the Spanish detachments
on the estates of La Cruz. Santa SIdlo, San Jose and
Santa Isabel also those at Pale Sirian and Villoge
having been driven back at all points.
New YORK, Aug. THE Cuban Junta. in this
city, have received official information from Cespe-
des relative to the reception of the news in the
patriot army of the late arrest of the Spanish gun
boats by order of the authorities in Washington.
1t represents the feeling produced to be one of
satisfaction that our Government was about to
enforce the neutrality laws with strictness and
impartiality on the Spaniards as well as the Cubans.
They ask that Spain shall be prohibited from max
ing the United States an entrepot, from which it
sends arms and munitions of war to be used
against them. They will be content to fall under
the same ban. So confident are they of coming
out of the struggle victorious, if Spain be the only
power they have to contend against
There are rumors in Cuban circles that a depu-
tation of native Cubans are now at the Court Of
Spain endeavoring to persuade that Government
to sell the island to the insurgents 1t is believed
that Gen. Sickles had made a similar proposal,
which was rejected with Indignation. This rejec-
ton was the cause of the prompt action Of the
President in ordering the seizure of the gunboats.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 12-Cuban advices have been
received to the I'd inst.
Gen. Jordan has commenced active preparations
for a campaign.
Several points on the coast are in possession of
the Cubans with power to hold them against any
land force that can be brought against them.
1t is reported that there is serious difficulty
among the volunteers many in the interior are
joining the Republicans. The Spanish troops are
represented in so demoralized a condition as to be
almost beyond the control of the officers. Every
thing is favorable to the Cuban cause.
The Cuban leaders state that if belligerent rights
are granted them by the United States, the effect
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SCHOONER RAcE--The schooners -Actipe, Mary
Ellen and Pauahi left this port ON Saturday last for
ports on Maui. From Lahaina we learn that the
.actipe arrived there Sunday afternoon at a quarter
before five o'clock the Pauahi passing that place at
three O'Clock Monday morning and the Mary, Ellen
arriving during the forenoon of the ame day, the
.Actipc, Capt. Peter Mellish, beating the Pauahi ten
hours and the Mary Ellen nearly sixteen hours.
Good for the .9ctiUe and her ambitious Captain.
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LONDON. Aug. I1.-Parliament has been pro.
rogued by Royal Commission. The following
message from the Queen vas read by the Commits
sion
with your further attendance at Parliament
Her Majesty announces to you with pleasure that
she continues to receive from foreign powers the
strongest assurance of a friendly disposition. Her
confidence i'm the preservation of peace has been
continued and confirmed during the present year.
The negotiations in which her Majesty has been en-
gagged with the United States have been by mutu-
al consent suspended. Her Majesty earnestly
hopes that the delay may tend to maintain the re-
lations betwee the two countries on a durable basis
of friendship.
1.-THE Queen has a lively satisfaction in acknowl-
edging the untiring zeal and assiduity with which
Won have prosecuted the arduous labors of the wear.
In the act for putting an end to the establishment
of the Irish Church. you have carefully kept in
view several considerations which, at the opening
of the session, were commended to your notice.
1t is the hope of the Queen that the measure may
hereafter be remembered as a conclusive proof of
the anxiety of Parliament to pay a rea-
sonable regard in legislating for the three King
doms to the special circumstances by which each
may be distinguished, and deal on principles of
impartial justice with the interests of all portions
of the nation. The Queen firmly trusts that the
act may promote the work of peace in Ireland,
and help to unite all classes of people in that fra
ternal concord with their English and Scottish fell
low subjects. which must form the chief source of
strength to the extended Empire.
"The Queen congratulates you upon having
brought your protracted labors on the subject of
bankruptcy for debt. to a legislative conclusion
which is regarded as just and satisfactory by the
trading classes and general public.
1.-The law framed for the better government of
endowed schools in England. will render the re-
sources of those establishments more accessible to
the community, and efficient in their important
purposes.
sin the removal of the duties on corn, the Queen
sees new evidence of your desire to extend indus
try and commerce., and enlarge the supplies of
food which our insular position encourages and re-
quires
9" The Queen trusts that the measures for the
and management of the telegraph by the
State may be found to facilitate the great CONNER
cial and social objects of rapid, easy and certain
communication, and prove a not unworthy sequel
to the system of cheap postage. which has passed
advantage into many countries in the world.
I'VE are commanded to state that the Queen
thanks you for your liberal supplies which you
have granted for the |ervice of the year, and the
by which you have enabled Her Majesty
to liquidate the charges of the Abysinian expedi-
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ISpectator-i
RrsINEss NOTICES

wHsr Nxrrf-Chesper than siIver-lookins and wearing
Ike gotd-penher plated nor EAivRnned-aru the nev Cod
fetal Washes ue say last week NJ our friend Collins. II nc
had not a gold vateh-shbeh ve have 10 pay each year 81 10
= Uncle sam fr the p~va>g. of weahn=-sc certainly voold
have . Cold Metal Watch esq i'm
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THE INTERNATIONAL Boat Receive understand
that Francis O. Lyman of Hilo and Harvard College,
after participating in the late race in which Harvard
beat Yale, has now gone over to England to join the
crew that engage in the international contest, as
e relief; )" which means, probably, that if any of the
original crew should by any accident be prevented
from rowing, our countryman would have a chance
to " put his oar in" The race was fixed for the 25th
of August the steamer Idaho was to have left San
Francisco on the Goth, and we shall therefore proba-
bly, get the news in eleven days from England.
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- We would call the attention of the public to the
advertisement in to-day's paper, of Messrs. Holhster
& Hyland. We can safely ecommend their soda
water to the public as a pleasant, healthy drink.
Their syphon bottles enable families to keep a soda
fountain near at hand. Parties embarking on our
coasters will find that it will add much to their COM
fort to take a supply of soda water with them.
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The BELL TowER.-On a reference to our advertis-
ing columns it will be seen that the Honolulu Fire
Department desires n plan for the Bell Tower.
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LA Porte Cnion-l

WArcrxz-we have received one Of the new Gold Metal
Watches from c. 4. Collins q Co, % San Francisco IL 10
neatly nnished. hunting case, keeps good time, and s without
double the best watch fr the price that can be purchased In
San Francisco.
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a Now Gold Metal:
THE GOLD METAL WATCHES !
NOW BEING INTRODUCED BY

THE GOLD METAL WATCHES !
NOW BEING INTRODUCED BY
c. L. 81 CO.,
go WASHINGTON ST., SAN FRANCISCO,
- sURPAss ANYTHING YET
I~<cE made in the way Of an imitation Gold Watch
REH0rhe wear well and keep good time
The Ladies' Watches cost ss. BIO and SIS
each ; the GentIemen's cost
els and s2o each.
CHAINS FR M 80 TO se EACH
RECOMMENDATION:
sAx FEAxcIsco, May IL. 1850.
This Is to GRITTY that I have carried one Of she small s.re
So.a sssSl ws,ess, .h a ~ ! sss q $; ,s % c :ine !. : s S1, . .ss !
I ever carried, and I can Ihsrsiers recommend them lam
g. A. COLBY.
lying oee q 6. r. Collins q Co.'S watches sr sboai one year,
and I can sa,siy say IL Is the 'sry eco s,s5 s caRs tr ,Ie that 1
Engineer on the San jose Railroad.
ToAxo, May 20. 1850.
you will send 1--WE or sir watches % one address. severaiOf the
men In this machine shop are highly delighted at the watch I
n 3. PATTON. c'ers, rOano. c. P. RI
For Lis, Of Prices and description Of Goods. send directly to
u.s. Can be sent by express 70 g se z R.i COLLINS o. IL ssi Z e.
GO washington street San francisco
ps-vhere six Watches Of the above are ordered at ooe
dine. We vim send one extra, free Of all charge. We also deal
in the finest Gold and silver wa.ehe,, waiehmassrs and jew
eier's tOoss and materials, nj the very lowest possible rates
lAIpine Minerl
The new Gold Metal Watches now being introduced by G. u
Collins q Co. Of ssn Francisco. seem TO be just the thing for
those desiring a cheap ard af the same tire good-looking time
keeper. One u the young lady eomPositors In our ofhee has
one Of the cheapest kind OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES runs veil, and
Keeps rood time, looks well, and seems To falhfi all the require
ments Of A hixh- priced watch The chain seat with the watch
Is Of exquisite design and high finish See their advertisement
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