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o.s- PREPARATORY MEDICATION.-

The human system, the most delicate and sensi-
tive OF all created things, should be duly prepared
10 nset the Shock occasioned by sudden change
IN the temperature of the air. Even the solid met
ais contract and expand under cold and heat-so
that II man were composed of iron, instead Of
frail tissues ard ibres circulating fluids and brit
tie osseous matter, his frame would not be proof
against the vicsstudes OF climate. As 1t s 1t be-
hooves every ones especially the feeble to fortfy
the frail tenement OF mortality against the in
clemcnsy Of the present season. A wholesome.
s.rength-supplying vegetable tonic and Alternative
s the preparatory medicine required, and among
medicinal agents Of this character, HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BTrTERS stand supreme. In q snc-
cessful career Of nearly q quarter Of o century
the preparation has never been equalled OF ap-
preached, and its sales are now larger than 'hose
OF any half dozen articles, purporing to belongte
the same class, that has ever been advertlsed IN
this country. As remedy and preventive OF
Dysnepsia and all its complications, 1t may be
said to have lived down competition and to be the
standard specific OF the western Hemisphere. A
course OF this genial restorative at the commence
ment of winter is the surest safeguard against all
the complaints which are caused or aggrayated
by exposure to cold. aeco oD@o
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LIBERIA.
Latest Shipment of Emigrants to Afri-
oa-An Address from the Colorca Men
of the United States 10 the Liberia ns.

The American Colonization Society has more
calls to assist cmigrants now than it had before
emancipation. The usual fall expedition has just
been dispatched for Liberia.
On the third OF November their superior packet,
the Goconda, sailed from Baltimore with four
teen emi1rants, and, on the lith instant, one
hundred and forty-siX emigrants were embarked
on her in HamptOl Roads by steamer from Nor
folk or these, one hundred and tWen.y-threc
are from North Carolina, twenty-five from Ten
nessee one from Texas and fourteen FROM PENN
sixty Twenty-slx can read, and fifteen can read
and write, one having had Tie advantage oil
liberal education. Thirty-ilve are FARMERS, three
backSmJhS, two carpenters one laoorcr, one
whperigilt one teacher and one minister. MIC
ty.lour are over twelve years Of are nlty-nvc are
nnder twelve and oyer two. and eleven are unler
TWO years old. The people are Of good class,
and we'll prenarctl TO succeed in new country.
I'm addition 10 The outfit which they brought win
thcm, it is supposed That they purchased some
$1,000 worth of hardware, dry goods, &C., at the
ports Of cnbarkatlon.
The National Executive Committee Of colored
mep OF the United States, throagh their chairman,
Rev. Sella Martin. have prepared on address to
the people OF the Republic OF Liberia,
The address urges the abolition OF ali proscrI2-
tive features in The national laws OF Liberia; that
they believe that the emancipation ana enlran-
chisemcnt Of the black race viii result In great
good to Africa and especially to Liberia; requests
the peonle Of Liberia to influence their congress
to initiate measures so az to alter the c0nstltu-
tion and laws ny striking out the word white, 50
rs to put the Republic OF Liberia in accord with
the laws Of the United States and those or all
other free countries whose constitutional resric-
tIons, which have the effect to create prejudice
against the color, have been abolished.
<-<D
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,rao9 THB ASSOCIATED rREss.l


WASHINGTON, December 10.
The revenue receipts are s250,000.
The awards Of the Court OF Claims for cotton
captured by the military amount in the aggre-
gate to s734,OOo. There were twenty-nine cases,
and the government has appealed from them all.
Commodore John Rodgers succeeds Vim.
Rowan in the command Of the Aslatc squadron.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In the House, protest against the admission
Of Booler, for the Fourth District, was refused by
the Election Committee.
A bill was introduced providing for the sale Of
coin by the Treasury.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs were directed
to inquire into the circumstances attending the
landing Of the French cable
A bill was introduced for the removal OF OBJ
structons in Bayou Teche, Louisiana; also for re-
pairing and furnishing the New 0rleaHs Custom
house.
The census bill was discussed all day, and two
efforts to consider the Cuban question failed,
when the House adjourned.
The Senate is not in session. g
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE HEws.l
COLUMBIA, December 10.

COLUMBIA, December 10.
In the House, to-day, bill to incorporate
!. the ClaAin University was read second time
Jervey gave notice OF bin to repeal the act In
cooperating the Air Line Railroad.
A bill to levy special tax upon the citizens Of
Sumter County to indemnify D. G. Robertson and
DuBese& Co. for their loss by incendiaries was read
first time; also bills to incorporate the Planters
Mining and Manufacturing Company; TO amend
she charter Of the Town OF Orangeburg; to regu
late indentures and apprenticeships; to regu-
late the sale OF poisons by apothecaries; to de-
clare the manner OF obtaining the right Of way
over laid for the transportation Of home pro-
ducts.
The action taken by the House yesterday In
striking out the enacting clause Of the bill to pay
the principal and interest Of the State debt in
coin, was reconsidered. After discussion and
flisustering which lasted two hours, the bin was
passed. Yeas q, nays Is. The bill now stands as
follows: The interest on all the bonds and stocks
of the State, except those issued from December
>, 1859, to April TO- 1885, shall be paid in coin; not
including, however, the bonds issued for building
the new ststehouse.
TIE Treasurer and Financial Agent are satsor-
lied to purchase the necessary coin, and the act
is to take eject Immediately.
In the Senate, the resolution TO appoint time
for the election Of Regents Of the Lunatic Asylum
was postponed.
4. The repSrt Of the Committee On Education, con-
eerning . bin entitled "a bin to establish and
maintain system Of free common schools for the
State Of soute Carolina was discussed for two
hours and half.
( While discussing Section 20 whether 70 hold
the elections OF the county school commissioners
in Aprfl or in October, at the general elections,
the Senate adjourned until Monday. The first
section Of the bill was amended so that the State
Board Of Rdneation shah meet on the second
wednesday after the passage Of the act.
Notieswas given to the Senate OF q bill to pro-
vide fer the drainage of the swamp lands of the
State.
Lesne viii report q bill to incorporate the Air
Line Railroad.
Corsin's act to redeem the Township laws, pro-
yides for the thorough overhauling Of the present
system and the reduction OF the expenses.
Tnepm to increase the salaries of the judges Of
the Supreme Court, the bill to appropriate s12S,ooo
for salaries and per diem Of the members OF the
General Assembly, was passed. The bill to incor-
sporate the Planters Mining and Manufacturing
Company was read second time. Lunnsy.intro-
sdused bin to levy special tax for rebuilding
the courthouse Of Darlington County. A joint re-
solution to pay the accounts Of schoolteachers
for services during the year 1852 at the rste Of
cents q scholar, was passed.
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THE RADICAL SENATORS AND THE RADICAL
JUDGES

Deteat OF the Coin Bill-subjects of
Laughter-Is IL o Thoroughfarc =
Ths Hens Can Crow-Was it an Er-
rcr t-More OMccrs-Coroners' Duties
and Liabilities-Miyratory Fish
Minors-The Sumter Manufacturing
corapany-A Chapter OF Judges-Re-
vile mot the Judges-G-Nash-ing OF
Tceth-Judge not, &e.-What will
They do with Il ts-Aspirations-Arc
Things as they scem'-A Small
acknowledgements work-:The
Brand OF cain-PIaning Down to
Faets-out OF their Elcmcnt-Sehool
Book Rins-DeIesation to shc Pcni-
tentia-y, &C., &c.
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WASHINGTON.
The Guano Memorfnl--The Contested
Elections--The Supreme Court.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THB NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THB NEws.l
WASHINGTON, December 10.
The memorial of forty-three merchants Of
Charleston, s. c., was presented to the House
Committee on Commerce to-day, praying an al
teration Of the revenue laws so as to allow the
importation Of guano from the Pacific in other
than American bottoms.
A large amount Of documentary evidence was
presented to the House to-day, in relation to the
contested election cases in South Carolina.
Justice Grier, oc the Supreme Court, resigned
to-day, and will retire on full pay under the new
law. This makes two vacancies.
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RADICAL TYRANNY.
MONTGOMERY, December 10.

MUNIdOMbNft DeOOI11UeI ~.
In the House to-day, Brown, Of Chambers
County, Democrat was voted ont Of his seat
and was refused the privilege OF spreading his
protest on the Journal. A motion 80 seat Ward,
his contestant, was voted down. AcKinstry,
Republican, of Mobile, was voted seat to-day,
in place OF Magee, Democrat, who was recently
elected on the ground Of ineligibility for having
been aroad commissioner before the war. The
name Of McKnstry was on the list OF persons
whose disabilities was removed ths week by
Conpress
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trRon OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
OoLuMEIA, December O.
nzvrAr OF rHR com BILL.

NOLVAGlA DeVelupok "
DEFEAT OF THB COIN BILL.
The opponents and supporters OF the bill to
"provids for the payment OF the principal and in
terest Of the bonds ana stocks Of tho State in
coin, ,, went into the House to-day prepared to
make hard fight, and for q short time the con-
test was warm, but was ended by DeLarge twho
hnd vainly striven to get an amendment in,) pro-
posing that the enacting clause be stricken out,
which was adopted. This Of course, killed the
bill, and many were the blue looks in CONSCIENCE.
Aclose observer could have easily pointed out
the men who were specially interested in the pas
sage OF the bill. There are many willing to bet
that it win pass in the House when it is brought
up again, which, it is asserted, will be shortly.
remark from one OF the members in the LOBBY,
after the defeat Of the bill, that "FoUR THOUSAND
DOLLARS WOULD CARRY IT THROUGH" gives a.
least an idea OF ono Of the means which may be
brought to bear upon the members.
SUBJECTS OF LAUGHTER
Are the coin bill and the Bill to better protect the
holders OF insurance policies. They are jested
about equally as much as Corbin's desire to serve
his or the Governors "beoved State" which is
itf An amendmen. was prepared TO the former
mentioned bill, providing that the members,
clerks and pages OF both bodies be paid in coin,
and Wosld have been introduced in the House to-
day but for the bill having been killed. And In
the Senate to-day Arnlm gave notice that he
would on tomorrow or as soon thereafter as
practicable, introduce bill providing that mer
chants, planters, lawyers, doctors, shoemakers,
brlcklayers and everybody else shosld purchase
afty thousand dollars worth OF the stocks end
bonds Of the State er the better protection OF the
people OF the State" This was Immediately rec
ogniEed By the senators as capital buresque upon
the latter mentioned bill, and it created consider
able laughter, which was increased BY the serious
looks Of Arnim, VINO. by the way, g re the notice
as DIT OF revenge upon the Sena;s for refusing
to permit him on yesterday to amend the bill to
incorporate the Policy holders Life Tontlne Assu-
rance Company.
BTA qHoRoUsHPAIR,
AfeW days ago, bill was introduced in the
HoeeS providing that John r. Dickson. E. A.
dickinson, John Jones and Henry A. Smith shall be
authorized to obtain the right OF way across the
savannah and Charleston Railroad, in the man
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EUROPE.

The Suez Cannl-Dukc Ernest Dying.
LONDON, December 10.
The steamship Brazilian, built expressly for
the Suez Canal tranic, had to discharge half her
cargo before getting through.
The Duke Of SAKE Coburg Gotha is dying, and
Prince Alfred OF England is his heir.
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5pcrial Notitss.

NJ CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
w. b. MANN will remove their Goods promptly
THIS DAY, Ut Browns wharf, or pay the expense
of Storage, &c. All claims must be mace on
wharf. WILLIAM RoACA W.
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l.S- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
billty, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indiscretlon, will, for the sake OF suffer
ing humanity, send free to all who need It, the re-
ceipt and directions for making tlse simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 20
profit by the advertisers experience, can do 30
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN b.
OGDEN, No. AZ Cedar street. New York.
novQ amos
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mN-SHIPPERS PER STEAMERS DIG
TATOR, CITY POINT and PILOT BOY are hereby
notified that 10 freight will be received after sun
set Oh the days OF their sailing.
deco I'D. AIKEN Il CO., Agents.
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THE Princess Marguerite was enjoying her.
self OF dinner party at eight in the evening, and
at half past ten the heir OF Italy was born. The
infant does It's sleeping in $4,000 cradle OF sl-
yer, and the happy father Las given away &c.,
600 in charity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11
no A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN,

MS- A CARD.-A CL E RG YMAN,
while residing in South America as Missionary,
discovered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by banelu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, Will SEM
the recipe for preparing and using this medictn
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. pMAN,
Ssatierr, Bible House,
octl 3nos* New York City.
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nD-CONSIGNEES PER S T E A M e 3
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is TuIs DAY dischargng cargo at Pier
No. /, Union Wharves. All goods not taken
away at sunset will remain on wharf at con-
sonees, risk. MORDEOAI i co,
der1O . Agents.
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Oct.l 3pnosF
zs- MANHOOD MEDICAL ESSAY

Zs- MANHOOD.-AM MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Decline lin Premature
Man, the treatment Of Nervous and Physical De.
bity, &c.
..There is no member OF society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation OF Parent Preceptor or
Clergymann-Mcdical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. F.. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
DC sept1 Tyr
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G@~TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLES and TAN from the face, use PERRY'S
Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by DR..
B. C. PERRY, No. 40 Bond-street, New York. Sold
nv ALL DruVrists, dec6 3mOS
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The Georgia papers notice the Venezuela cot
ton introduced and cultivated by DR.. Leitner,
who makes two bos grow where only one grew
before Tlis beautiful and silky plant pat down
in July will mature sooner than the home species
planted In spring, and it gives ore hundred and
city bous on o stalk-1fty b0ns making one
pound.
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FROM COLUABIA.
RESURRECTION OF. THE GOLD BILL.

Interest OF the Debt to be Paid in Coin
The K. K. X. Outrages-The Edu-
= cation RiM.
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THE RADICAL 1eKAM.

CAIN AND NASH DENoUNoE THE RADI-
CAL OFFICIALS.
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Shallow iron steamers are building on the
Tyne for navigation Of the Suez Canal
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Nash was not allowed TO finish his remarks.
The Land Commission, in the person OF Leslie,
trenbled; 1t shook to its very foundations; its
breath was fiery; il opened doubtless with the
intention Of swallowing Nash, but it didn't;
words bot and unsolicited poured forth-too
rapidly to be caught even by the phono-
grapher's lightning pen. After awhile, 1t
resumed its natural quist and was ready for
division "ln.o farty acres" and, perhaps,
"the mule" The Land Commission denounc-
ed Nash for making such speech, which
the correspondent OF THE NEWS would Of course
make capital Of; declared that some OF the
speeches made on thc subject would only furnish
such startling headlines for Tue News as "Ano.
ther Robbery by the Rad;cals"-"1he Scalawags
and Carpe!. Baggsrs heving Again"-'Another
Radical DIP into the State Treasury''-'Tne Peo-
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each and every offence, one-half to go 70 the in
former and the other half for the use OF tho
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-25

OFFICE OF
The PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECORD.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Sept. rs
The market is quiet but triffle firmcr
than yesterday. No sales. We quote at
S545@$5.50.
Shipments, 44l0.
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Dissolution.

VNHE DAILY RECORD, is ths hss adveIii iising
i medium in the oil region.
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There is great rush to the jamestown
Clothing Store. Tho reason. New t'no'is
arriving every day. sept. l=sh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-12
!. -. nolnnal Oshorno

.on,5 not he that Colonel Osborne
sLonId have zone down to the close
a;uhLorhaod of Putney without the in
tant;nn of seeing the lady whom his Oh
. .ons nertinacity had driven to that
sacinsiori. 1t was terrible to Trevelyan
that Colonel Osborne should be there,
and not the less terrible because such a
one as Mr.. Bozzle was watching the Col
ouel on his behalf. Should he 90 to
Nuncombe Putney and if SO, when he
got to Nuncombe Putney, what should
he do there J At last, in his suspense
and his grief, he resolved that he would
tell the whole to Hugh Stanbury.
"Do You moan, said Hugh, "that you
have put a policeman on his trackP
"The man was q policeman once"
''What we call a private detective.
can't say / think you were right"
"But you see that it was necessary,
said Trevelyan. ---l-
81 can't say that it was necessary; To
speak out, I can't understand that a
wife should be worth watching who re-
quires watching"
SIS man to do nothing Them And
even now it is not nay wife whom 1
doubt" E "
GAS for Colonel Osborne, if he chooses
to 90 TO Lessboro', why shouldn't he
Nothing that you can do, or that Bozzle
can do, can prevent him. He has per-
feet right to 60 to Lessboro'."
"But he has not a right to go to my
wife," ~
"And if your wife refuses to see him;
or, having seen him,-for man may
force his way in anywhere with a little
trouble,-if she sends him away with a
flea in his ear, as believe she would
"She is SO frightfully indiscreet."
al don't see what Bozzle can do"
"He has found out, at any rate, that
Osborne is there" said Trevelyan. 81
am not more fond of dealing with such
fellows than you are yourself. But l
think it is my duty to know what is
going on. What ought / to do now p
81 should do nothing,-except dismiss
Bozzle."
"You know that that is nonsense, Stan
bury"
"Whatever / did, l should dismiss
Bozzle." Stanbury was now quite in
earnest, and, as he repeated the sugges-
IlOu IOE uloulcodl VI buC pOAiSOihohi
pushed his writing.things away from
him. "If you ask my opinion, You
know, i must tell you what think. i
should get rid of Bozzle as beginning
If you will only think of it, how can
your wife come back to you if she learns
that you have set o detective to watch
her ~
"But l haven't set the man to watch
her"
Colonel Osborne is nothing to you,
except as he is concerned with her. This
man is down in her nsighborhood; and,
If she learns that, how can she help
feeling it as a deep INSULT Of course
the man watches her as cat watches a
mouse" .
But what am 20 do 1 can't write
to the man aud tell him to come away.
Osborne is down there, and must do
something, Will yon go down to Nun
combe Putney yourself, and let me know
the truth"
Tobe Continued. ]
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United States Of America, Dis
trict Of West Virginia, IS:
MOfflH, et. aIs
against Attachment.

Allison Morris, et ais
against Attachment.
Steamboat Leslie Combs.")
wv HEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court of the United States
for the District Of West Virginia, on the 4th day
of January "A. d. 1869, by Allison Morris ct. ais
against the steamer Leslie Combs" her en-.
gines tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the monitiOn
under the seal of said Court to me directed and
delivered, l de hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said steamer, her engines,
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture, or in any
manner interested therein, that they be and APP
pear before the said District Court to be held at
the city Of Wheeling, in and for the District Of
West Virginia, on the 18th day Of January, 1869,
at II o'clock in the forenoon of that day (pro.
vided the same shall be day of Jurisdiction,
otherwise on the next day OF Jurisdiction there.
after then and there to interpose their claims,
and to make their allegations on that behalf
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
United States Marshal, Dist. w. Va.
BY w. II. IRWIN, Deputy.
JAMES s. WHEAT, Proctor for Libellsnt.
WHEELING, w. VA, January I. 1869.
ian7-td
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AMNoUNcEM ENTS.

SUPERINTENDENT OF wATEG WORKS.
MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce VIM. II.
Gets as the peoples candidate for Snperinten.
dent of Water Works.
jan7' MANY CITIZENS.
MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce Wash.
ington p. Dunbar as citizens candidate for Su-
perintendent OF Water Works at the approach.
ing election, and obhge
JAM MANY FRIENDS.