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ST. Louis, June 1.-THE arrangements for
the prize fight tomorrow between Mike Nc.
Coole and Tom Allen have been completed l.,
is expected that large crowd will be in atten.
donce. The steamer Louisville takes the com
battanrs friends and spectators to The ground
the location Of which is still a secret Both
parties are confident and are said to be in fine
condition. There is not much betting, the odds
favor McCloole. Allen arrived on Saturday
He and McCoole are said TO be secreted To prs.
vent arrest. Quite a number of noted bruisers
from abroad are here. Large delegations from
New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia are
pXDpctpd
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DUEL IN LU NDY'S LANE,
A Cuban Shot By a Spaniard.l

BrFFALo, June IA duel was fought OH
saturday at Lundy's Lane, Canada. between
the editor of Spanish paper Of New ork and
Cuban gentiemen,whOsen name is suppressed.
Inc Cuban was shot through both legs and
was brought over to the International Hotel.
wounds are serious. An article in the Spanish
newspaper styling the native Cubans towards
was the cause of the duel.
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OFFIt IiI,,
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed a. the First Session Of the For.y-frst
Congress.

lPUBLIC-No. gl
AN ACT 70 continue IN force sn act entitled
AN aci 20 extend the charter of Washington
civ" and SO forth.
~ - .Eac:'d oy TIE NfHd'e and House Q5 RspTs-
Sestuhres Of etr IEi'ed States II Ameri, a IN Ca-
GTsss GSS"ntJied. That the first and sixth Sec
tons of the act enTitled IAN act to extend he
Garter OF washington city, also 10 regulate the
seirCiion OF officers, and for ether purposes. OF
the t,r'n'y-stTh itwenty-eiehthl OF NAV
eighteen hundred and SHY. eight, be- ana the
same are hereby, continued in force for the
ptriod CT one year and until Congress shall
otherwise determine; and that all the other
sections OF saId act are hereby repealed.
Approved, April ., l~6g
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~An Illinois paper, the shipnan Progrsss,
gives the following incident of the late tor,
nado; for which the editor drew upon his
imagination:
.Mr. Jack Lauehlin was sitting In mis- house.
with pie between his knees and was walk
ing INTO II when the storm struck the house
tearng away the roof and one side; he made
for the door, and had his feet knocked from
under him, and he .Floated through the ar
win the greatest Of ease,' and landed In the
top OF peach tree in Henry Laws orchard,
nunoreo YARDS away; soon board came
along, which he caught and put over nis
head 10 keep on the hailstonsen
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BILLS IROI BITTERS.

Having Esed your Iron Bitters 10 nv rrsctice
testify 20 itsso perOr tonic Properties Tor in
ygoTstiEg the appetite and prCAC .irg dirSsflon.
] can unneststl1Ely recommend u In cases of
sebfrsl debIity and dyspepsia. a. and IN conditions
OF rfe system TeIuiriUg tns Lsc Of fe-TuRino.=
tonie. Its sgr reesbe flavor IGst recon ne nd IL 20
al '0r': CT.s CTeTs.ts'Is'iS iS.Uyrr N n
Professor in the Friistelpbia UuIversity o
bscI ire arc surgery ~
For sss ~ kIDWELLs SOS.
PeDrEJ vgT q ye1re sd t4t street !,
and Druggists E>JsraT my 2t-.n
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BRRI ET LIEUT.. CoL. ]. II. KNIGHT, L. \. A.
has been detailed to duty as Indian agent. and
ordered 10 report 20 the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs for assignment.
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ACTING MAToR.-DurIng toe absence Of
Mayor Bowen IN Boston, General John :.
CroCker, elected President OF the Board Of Al
dermen to-day, will, by vir;ue OF his office, be
the acting Mayor OF the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-14

Hon. John CESSNA, OF Pennsylvania. a
m smber OF the Committee on Elections, Is IN
the city on business connected with his com
mIttee.
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PBALON's "PAPHIAN LOTION,

r.AurrrrIsa TIE i5s EsIH AsD COMPLEX.
REnOXEs ALL EBuPTIONs. FRECKLK5
PIMPLEs. MOTH, BLCTCHES, TAN, etc
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES In the NURSERY ~ Is Invaluable
Tor GEN LCmEN after SHAVING tt has U el usl
"PAPHIAE LOTION" is the -nly reliable rem.
sty for diseases aud blemisbes Of the SKIN.
PHALOS's .PAPHIAN SOAP"
Sr the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH. viii moi
chap the sh IN. Price 2S ce ats per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
ssFLOR DE MAYO.I
NV PERFUNE FOB THE HANDKER-
ShIkf EASUlsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
FRAGRANCE.
PHALON 3 SON, New York.
ttU Sold by sll Druggists
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THE FRENCH OCEAN CARLE.

LONDON, June 13.-The expedition for iaying
the French Casle has commenced its work.
Capt. Sherad Osborn telegraphs from Deal
day that the Great Eastern cleared all the
dangers OF navigation at the mouth OF the
Thames, steaming out into the Channel admir-
ably, and will arrive a. Portland on Monday
Her tender, Chiltern, prec eded heI.
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NBW yoRK-prRer noARn
Wall Street To.Dax

NEW YORK, June li-Market unsettlsa
Money active az per cent. and lilo commls-
SION Exchange, ~. Gold, 39k. 5-2O's. l-62
coupon, 2's. lo-iUs, registered, -; coupon.
- Nortn Carolina 6's, 59. new, J6s. Sir-
ginia's, ex-coupon, 81 :; new. 6gs.
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THE STEAMER TALLAPoOsA LETT the navy
yard yesterday for Fortress Monroe, whence
she VIII convoy the monitor Ssugus 70 Cuban
waters
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NOVA SCOTIA AND ANNEXATION.
HALIFAX. June 1.-THE Repeal League
Convention adjourned Saturday, and deter.
mined to make annexation their policy.
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Ii. LAwREScR SCoTT. Collector OF Intern4 a
Revenue for the 18th District Of Pennsylvania
has resigned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ALTON KATER.

n NAL KATER
POSITIVELY FOB sIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY. JIM Ia
kpssRement II The Charming and Fearless
kGurstritnLe Actress.
MISS KATE RAYMOND
Ano her Celebrated Champion Mare,
"BLACk Bass
Also The Great Equestrian tcter
u. Il. COLLINS.
supported BY the
GREAT METROPOLITAN TROUPE
appearing IN the GOrgeous Eastern Spectacle Of
MAZE PPA;
Oh, THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY II
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PROMINENT GEoRGIANs who have recently
arrived III this city, state that the prompt &C
tiOn of General Terry III making the recent
arrests in that State, has done much 10 restor-
order and prevent the persecution OF Union
men residing there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-14

TERRIBLH AND BRurAL OUrRAeR.-A hor-
rloie crime. perpetrated on Sunday evening,
the 9th instant, about eight miles below Lex
ington. Va, has greatly excited that usually
quiet community. Miss Susan Hite. young
lady OF high respectabiiity, about eighteen years
negro, named Jesse Edwards, met her, forced
her into the woods, Outraged her person, and
then murdered the young lady and threw her
body into the river. Suspicion fell upon the
negro, who was pursued ana arrested. He con.
fessed the murder, but insisted that IL was in
self-defense, and told where the body could
be found. II has been recovered, and the
examinstiou before the coroner revealed the
full enormity Of the crime. The negro now
makes full confession. but even without hig
admission the proof Of guilt is conclusive. He
has been examined before the mayor and fully
committed for trial.
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SECRETARY RAwLINs is expected to return
ere from Connecticut on Wednesday next.
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NO KING FOR SPAIN YET AWHILE

MADRID. June 1i.-ln the Constituent Cortes
Saturday Gen. Prim said NO King would come
forward in the present state OF uncertainty
plenty of candidates. He regretted the refusal
OF Fornando OF Portugal, bat thought It was
not irreyocable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-14

~A kentucky paper objects 10 the word
'croqnet as too Frencby, and wishes the
game TO be called Presby terrain billiards.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source Were sI,2S2696.
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jPTRIrC-\D. 10

An hCr r"launS TO iresdmeu'S hospitals.
b' feECc''d ~ ne >.rCf. Cg,{ Hsgss CT Rspr.-
sfHt"ttr's Of 'i@ "f'sd S'd'es + Aa..ri-q i Coa-
Gr>sr assent cL That the Comm sionrr of the
bureau OF Refugees and Freedmen is author
Ized and directed 10 continue tRs freedmen :
hoSrrals AZ kl nmOnd, Virginia; NIsksbnTg
MISSISSIPPI and IN .he DIstric, Of Columna
including the ssylum for aged nd nfirm freed
men ana for orphan children Prortded, That
me expense thereof shall he paid by the Com
missioner ont OF moneys heretofore appropri-
ated Tor the use OF the bureau kEd prorijef f,.r-
tier. That SAID hospitals snail NJ discontiruad
as soon as may be practicable in the discretion
of the President of the JnlteG States
Approved, April ., 1859.
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AGORD NIEDIII%E-

nsyIS' PAIN KILLER las = N for Itself a
reVntstlOr uas1rpassr ia the history OF medIcsi
p-~parStIOus Its iustsutaEcCrs feet in the eTad-
NstiCn OF pain, ard The verts' te-ri-U Ot the
Ensses m III favor asye teen Sd ar Its o. best
asyestl-ersrut Every faUiig suC1ia ksrp it IN
tgeir home case cf sudden srtaCEs OF mh1y dis
. in which u T. an autitot. nv S2-lu
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y Decoration Day at Augusta, Ne, has been
postponed until June 81, ON account OF he
scarcity OF flowers.
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"A g. LIE ERY,
304 PENNsY LVANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
choice collection OF OIL PAINTINGS; Ger-
man, french, English aBd American CHRUMOs,
ENGRAVtNGe, PHOTOGRAPHS PASsE PAE-
TOUTs, sfERAOsCOPEs and STEREOPTIO
WE'VE, PARLOR BRAChET5
oval and sQuaIe fICTUBE FBAMIS, CORDS,
TASeBLs. &c. &c.
Picture Frame made to order. Prices mode
rate. SMITH STR0NG,
oc 1e-1y Proprietors.
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NEW YORK, June li-Flonr duh and .
cents lower. Wheat steady. with a moderate
export demand. Corn quiet, and without d.
cided change.
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VI ANHGlD.

medical essay on the C..use 81 Care OF pre-
ustnre decline II man, the treat Ieu, Of Nervous
aDd Physical debility. sc.
Tss-- ~ DIbsT o. 'O-fs'y rraou :tI' tOrE
frsli p fOEHf HS.fK. ris-gt CRC4 T.,C01 FDldS
isrslsfsCH % Pa5sH-. P-fsp:ST - t.srEylHGH ''-
HErrrAr. T Ms =. e .EFEr
seet b. mail on receipt u nifty cents dffTssS
the su' her, DR.. l. DEF. Curtis - SOstH
ST. Baltimore. myl3I
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6svsYnmens Securities.

WAsHINsToH, June a., I,ss.-Jay Ocoke &
90. furnish the following saotatisns Of Gov
eminent securities:
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MAJOR GENERAL "A. BECKwITH. C0mmissary
OF Subsistence, has been ordered to supervise
the subsistence affairs of the Fourth Military
District, IN addit on 10 his present duties a
Chief Commissary OF Subsistence Department
of LOuisIana.
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- The new marriage law OF Ohio prohibits
the intermarriage Of frst-cousins and OF girls
under sixteen and OF boys under twenty .one,
unless with the consent OF their parents.
~The German BARRIERS CT New York have
Organized themselves into q union, with view
10 reduce their hours Of labor from fourteen TO
twelve hours day.
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The W ashIncton Mon to he Sustained IN
Resisting his Csurse.
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(,RAND SCHUETZEn FEST.

III
The GRrAT ANNUAL FESTIVAL Of the CIR
MANY StHUETLEN NEREIN will take ola e
.n ths 18th IaLH. 1tTH and 15TH of June, at
SEENTH STREET PARh. PM ShoOtfng
rriZr boWnng. H. pc " alking, Bag Races. Grand
Essovine views ETC., etc every day Grand IL
Inminanon With over s. Iamp-, and Fire works
every evening Mr. DAN HOWE, the c7ampion
Ifsh; Rope Performer Of the day. has been Sc
cured, ~ the enormous salery Of 100 per day
Who v hlie In the midst OF his performsn,es sud-
ueny ieaEs he adtore1ost from the rope with small
ropes al tao ed TO his snkies making G terrific de
seent u vi hin few ieet of the grouRd. Concert
MnsIc y PrGf Roses Band of Bslfim pre-. Dan in 2
III Two Pavllliors, music by the Washingt0n ter
mama bsId Atmitiance, % cents; Dancing Pa
SilliOh, 23 eents extra. IeU-5t
Nc 40 ON EX HiBITION iNo. 4s6
sTEEsr AT MARKRiTER,s. srsrrr
No. 40 Seventh street, Between and 4 streets.
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows hail.
Cnetee Oil Paintings, EpEravings, Crromos, sc.
Al. LsIeest stock PaPerhsng1ngs. window
sels. Rings, Nails, &C. in the District TERMS
CAsh Please Remember Name and umber.
ap "A ly
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ncThe animal mee,ing Of the Eastoni

SThe annual meeting OF the Easton Mary
laDd) Diocese OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, Assem- bled at Christ Church, in Eis-
ton, on Wednesday last. The clergy Of the
Diocese with an equal number OF of lay del.
egates were present. Right Rev. Bishop Lay
delivered very able and impressive dis
course upon the duties Of the ministers and
the people. He opposed all departure from
the established forms and ceremonies of the
Church as laid down in the prayer book and
deprecates the raising Of money for Church
purposes by any other means than the yolun.
IarY COItIlhuf IONS of the neOple
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Col. RAYMOND BURR, at present occupying
a responsible and confidential position in the
office of the Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue. has been appointed Warden of the OHIO
Penitentiary. The appointment, which taxes
effect on the ist proXimo, receives general and
iiattering commendation from the Ohio press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-14

To RRFCTB General Buffers ridcule OF his
mummy statements, Minister Fitzpatrick has
purchased at Lima fine specimen mummy,
which Will be forwarded 10 the Smithsonian
Institute by the next steamer. He SAYS he Will
send whole graveyard OF them If any one
will pay the expenses.
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NATIONAL TyPoGRArHIGAL CoN.
NkNTtON.
Tn. CoIor,d Printer Qu.stien.

Inc sonNention Denouncss the Action OF
suprrintend-nt Clamp.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. DC.

u TION will give 8 GRAND EX-
CT ksiOn in sommsmoration of the EA8A-N
LANDING OF TH1 MARILANDa
PlL6hlMS. TO Gly mont, on MDDN ESDAY June
Dth, 1879. Tickets One Dollar.
Particulars in future adyertisemenf
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TPCRIIc-NO III

u III
AN ACT making appropriations 20 supply de-
nclencies IN the appropriations for the ser
vice OF government for the fiscal year ending
June thirueth. eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, and addiuonal appropriations for ths
year ending June thlrtieth, eighteen hun
ored ana seventy, and for other purposes.
BE a R0-ted by The Senate Gs9d House of Repr.-
seH'dhres cf he United States Of Americd in Con-
gTsSs assembled. That the following sums be-
and the same are hereby, appropriated, out OF
any money IN the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, for the service Of the fiscal wear
ending June thirtIeth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine, for the objects hereinafter eX-
a.
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NICE PRESIDENT COLFAX AND WIPE had
fine reception at MorristOwn, N. j., last week.
He was introduced to the people by Governor
Randall and made n speech, but declined to say
any hing about politics. In New York city on
Saturday MIR. Colfax was introduced 10 the
Stock Exchange. Mr and Mrs. Coltax leave
New York city to-day for a VISIT 70 the resi-.
dence OF Hon Thomas Cornell, up The North
river.
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WHO NICK. Is.-The New York Dsrlo..-l
gives this pen picture OF 'Mck.,'' the New
York World villifier OF Washington:
.'St CLAIR Nc cEiway, the twenty-eght-year
old boy baby Of the World, holds a pen of ex.
ceeding great ponderosity. has but few friend
in the profession. albeit he is dashing sort of
a fellow, who has commanded much attention
for his bold style of writing and his inac Curacy v
Of facts and figgers.''
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GEN. HARVEY RELIEVED FROM DUTY WITH
THB ISDIANs.-By direction 0f the Pres ident,
Brevet Major General William ). Harney (re-
tired) has been relieved from duty with the
Indians, and ordered 10 turn over 70 the Indian
Agents at Grand River, Fort Sully, and Whet.
stone Greek, any moneys and property he may
have on hand, submit his vouchers TO the
proper accounting officer OF the Treasury. and
then repair 10 his home as an officer of the
army ON the retired list.
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HON Z. COLE, who recently had an inter-
view with The President in order to obtain the
removal OF Turner, the negro postmaster at
Macon. Georgia. sent the following dispatch to
gentleman a. Macon:
WASHINGTON, June Have Just left the
PresIdent-entlrely successful. e.. B. COLE"
Turner, who formerly resided in Washing
ton, is said 10 be quite unfit the position of
Postmaster, and has made himself obnoxious to
the people Of Macon OF all politics by his in
civility and consequential style
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EIfO NIO N CdRIIN SPKIN0S.
The Sunday Schools sf the FIRST BAPTIST
CbUkCH and MISSION will leave 0-N
~ the Alexandra beat, ct 8 o clock 2
precisely on WEDNESDAY Morn
ing, June 18th. Tickets can be had on ths wharf
ON the morning Of the excursion. Adults, IS cts
children so cts IL
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-08-05

hundred and fifty pounds of Ammonia
ted Phosphate. Late in March, when
the wheat was in the boot, he applied
two hundred and fifty pounds of Ammo
mated Dissolved bone and seventy-fve
pounds of salt together. This was ap.
piled early in the morning on the dew,
one-half the mixture first and the other
half at the end of week.
The grain was cut off with common
reap hook as it ripeued in places, com.
mencing on the 4th of June. The pro-
duction of the acre was three thousand
four hundred and fifteen pounds of good
wheat, ofthe variety known here as John
son wheat. Mr.. Baily does not know what
the six loads of stable manure cost him
but the prices of the others are follows /:
$50 lbs. Dissolved Bone...-...............S 8 rs
$50" Ammoniated Phosphate. SO
$50 " Dissolved Bone....... .......".......l 10 OO
IS" Common Salt."......................" ...."...l 80
S27 55
The land was measured and the wheat
threshed and weighed by disinterested
persons.
Uutil the Athens Wheat Club does
better than Mr.. Baily, "they must hide
their diminished heads"
Faithfully yours.
P. B.
Auyusta Chronicle & Sentinel.
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AN EXPERIMENT IN WHEAT
CULTURE.
MAxEY, Ga, July Is, 1869

MAxEY, Ga, July Is, 1869. :
Messrs. Editors Il take the liberty
Of giving you the result of an expert
ment in wheat culture just concluded
in this vicinity. Mr.. Samuel Baily, Of
this place, was the experimenter and
he has succeeded in raising nearly fifty
seven bushels of wheat from one acre
ofground: This astonishing yield was
produced, as told to me, by him by the
following means'
in tho first place the land was thin
and exhausted-had been in corn the
previous year, and by the use ofmanure
he succeeded in making seventeen bush
els of that crop on the acre.
About the last week in last October
he broke it up with two-horse Brinly
Plov. Upon this he spread broadcast,
pix two-horss wagon loads of we'll rotted
stable manure, which was turned under
by a cross ploWing with the same plow.
Upon this he sowed, broadcast, two
bundled and fifty pounds of dissolved
bone, which was narrowed in with q
two horse revolving harrow. He then
sowed one hundred and twenty pounds
Of wheat to the acre and covered it with
p heavy brush dragged over it with
two mules. The clods were beat down
with maui in the absence of a roller.
This was on the I'd of ofNoyember. In
the early part of February, the wheat
being then about six inches high, he
SQwed, broadcast, top dressing of two
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Nj. BlSSELL,
DENTIST.

G6 WOULD call the attention
uYD of those requiring their
Teeth filled to a COMPOSITION,
FILLING that he prepares and has
used for the past ten years, as it can bere-
commended in all cases where the teeth
are so far decayed as to prevent their be-
ing filled with any filling requiring pres
sure. AS it approaches nearer the color
of the teeth than Foils, it will be found
satisfactory in filling the badly decayed
front teeth, avoiding the unsig ghtly ap-
pearance of the foil showing through
the thin plate of enamel. Being nearly
as hard as the bone of the teeth it will
prove serviceable in the masticating sur
faces of many teeth. Teeth filled several
years since have beer found within
few weeks in nearly us good condi-
tion as when first filled.
Charges for filling with gold, tin, or
artificial Dentine from SO cents to So,
and teeth inserted on GOLD, SILVER
or VULCANITE, from So to SO.
OFFICE on Broad street, opposite
Mr.. Jas. Dunlap's residence.
May 20. If.
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Sunfowers, when planted on an ex-
tensive scale, it has recently been as
serted by experimenters in France and
Holland, will neutralize the deleterious
effects of exhalations from Marshes
This plan has been tried with great
success in the fenny districts near
Rochefort, France, and the authorities
of Holland assert that intermittent fe-
yer has entirely disappeared from dis
tricts where the sunfowers have been
planted. Though the above facts ap-
pear to be approved, it is not yet ascer-
tanned what effect the sunfower pro.
duces on the atmosphere, whether it
generates oxygen like other plants Of
rapid growth, or whether, like the cone
bearers it emits ozone, and destroys the
animal and vegetable germs of miasms
producing fever.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural and He
chanical Magazine.

(OGcial Organ of the South Carolsaa
State agricultural and Mechanical
Society,"
At an early date, the subscribers will
publish the first number of Monthly
Magazine, devoted to the development
of the material interests of this State,
and the whole South and will distrib-
ute five thousand copies gratuitously,
so that every one may see what it is
before subscribing. They intend to
make it the best and bandsomest indus
trial magazine ever published at the
South, and they ask the cordial Co
operation of every good citizen in this
enterprise, which must rebound to the
public warfare. -. r
Persons wishing copies Of the first
number, will please send their address
WALKER, EVANS & CoGsWELL,
Charleston, s. c.
May 13. tt. :.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-08-05

CHATHAM RAILRoAD.-The stock
holders of this company held their an
nual meeting in this city on Monday
last, John L. Morehead, Esq, presiding;
and Jos. B Bachelor and w. W. Vass