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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
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Satnsut untsr Ger 9wsii,u Naii0uo':Sant.
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jan l52W @trfssncsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
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2lientamn nmb 9SbilabeIpbta.
@inter Ginribtun9en auf uno na5 ben
23iten Ropsmbsr, 1868.


23iten Jeopember, 1868.
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3tQs ~ husntauu UNI 555 9Ror9sns, um ll.45
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Betbtsbtm uuo trrsidbtn philadelphia refpsftiu um
go 8ernltltaes, 2.l0 unp 5.25 Nabuittn9s
paNa4isre tGr Deutssiown nsbmsn ben 6 20
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chem, oCitbsr nit eonspals in Ssrbinbuu9 ftsbt
SurIhkrbrrun
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las uuo 5 90 gladmitta9s, uuo srrtiden dusntaun
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SIS Gaebmitta9s.
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gS. @ds .ssrsS unb american Str., philadelphia, al
Sir 8sibl:bsm um 45 une 9.25 NRorstus, As
uuo 500 Na6miita9s.
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Olatf mitass.
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Sir ScrtGBaibin9tcn Uni 1899 Scrmlita9s une
ll.30 @ahmittase.
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Btrlahtn Sdblehsn um $50, SRcr9tns, une
N2.O5 300 uuo COS 9Iadbmitiaas
3srlaIsn Doptssionp um 6.30 8crmtta3s uno
BIO sos 9lahuiiha9s Der isstt Sag maht Br:
tNueuue fir alsuicpn.
syla6en eauSeals nm 6.l0 uhr Nacrasns.
8@siIsu SCri gsaIhinstCu uni 1000 @Ormit;
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Wor9tns uuc fir Scptss-xpn uu. . 90 0atbmittoos
Str"nsn oSnltstaun Nobilabslpbia um TOO
Yio6mitto9s. SSs''N N"' ''0>
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
Mfa6tS bef1nntl
gum gpstbtils
oes geebrten pnbliknm III
Jl(rs, G6ar(es 8. 1agen6uc6,

Jllrs, U0arles y. JngenOlCD,
uussfaut bat, unb nod tdsli& nsut 3uldbs BON
philadelphia unb Neu gorf srtalt--unb bag lfr
fiir Barselb sinfauft unp rt6slsIGm quo pirbsr
psrtauft--unb fclsli& ri@t tintn Stcd In ben
SaGsr uno tintt aneHn auf rsn SGslSts bat
wcspn trs sestrtt &anStn bic SntsulIsn uno
itrsn esbsnfprcft tsjatlsn icIsn, 70 1T fs bier.
bur& tn BEN Stanb ssl'st, ibrs Uaarsn atlulu6sn
Boblfeilsr als bic Silli9Ifen.
Str Uaarsn ale gu bsnamrn II unmSeli&,
bod btr StUd fabt alls bic nsusltsn SlplsS bon
Samen uno 6inber=Sonne.s,
i6idli@ fGr bic Sabressit, IN ilI--ip au6 Ban,
Der, 8lumfn, unb fur; allts grna@ In tInen,
IplGen Gtnbltsmsnt na6gIu@t wirb .--Man mue
lslbGt bss tbr anrufsn Tim 1h sinsn 8tartif pcn
ttrsm Uunbrf&Snm unb ppblitilsn Stcd matbsn
~ fGnnti.
eB9anbs sDliilnus tpabrn all gtts.prelssn
nit @ttsr In itrsm 5aht ttfcrat.
p6-DanttnS fir bic itr bisbr ,u 56sii ss'
worpsnsn iibnalsn llntsrldbuns. uno nit !3uper.
Ftt au& fsrnsr sinn ltbaatsn 5beil Der Siftnt.
li6tn @unf su ssnisesn, labst lIs nphmalS Nlls
Elm, bti ibr pcrSufpu&sn unS I'D IslbR gu iibsr.
,sussn, bae lts Sebss Obsr Srben .fr!id
unp aufriGtis tstanbeln miro.
Mrs. 6. >. 6aaenbud.
5unt 2. 1868 nb6p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
2u perrente1l.

Sin auf ras 3tpetmdBi9ite cinseridtetcs gd-
lemsrt, in Dem ueusrbautcn @sbdubc oberbalb
0adtnbu6'5 Sotcl, inter Scrtsmeper unb eusS
Gabinet. sBdaren Store 3u crfrasen bel:
1881 2erFsmeyrr uno gub.
Sebr. f6. uabp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
prahst atbfih
0einNt.

Der @igmtblmcr cineO Ye5trasena, pe4sr
in Der 8eifauratiou oeS tlnterScidusten, In Sa-
seubu6's 0otsI, Iiegcn 9ebIeben III, tauH oeu>
islbsn, na6 Gutridtuns Der llntoiteu, baieIbf tn
gmpfans ncbmen. ....-...
--'- ---.-.. Senry 56war5.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
gurS! 6urS! Sursl
Hamilien GiIenDd1ren

Nls RaI6inen gum Durifmadeu, fIeint
Sd)lcifIteine, S6la6tmtiIer, Sdbpf 96HcI,
Sd)aum- -96Tsl, Meler unc @abeIn, Sadmefcr,
gicscIeilsn, &aHecmtbIen, SrautbcbeIu, Sup
pen unp SbseOHeI, 6obIeniebe, S6eeren, 8ar-
petltangsn, mb pisIC anbcre Nrtitd nOtbpenoig
in siusr SauSboItuns, linb 5u BADEN bel
S. 3. Woifer,
SamiIton StraBs udbns Sbisrs gu Sdsimsr
uue Gps StObr Dec, 15-Habe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
Sieger unO 5ottenstein.
GtesntbIinsr trs
Eagle Hotel,
G8etanntma6mn9!

Gincm secbrtet bici9Cn uno oIlsipdrseui
YubIitum, made ib bicrburb betaunt naB id,
iprtipdbrsup alIe Sortcn Seppid)c, IeIbit 9efer.
tigt, auf pano gum bertduf babe ictpie itctS be.
rcit bin, auf Scitrllun9 Seppds, Carpet, eci-
meme. unO Scaenc StOffe 6H rpebcn, NIB psr'
lprsd)e Su9Ied Die rccllte uuo prOmptcite St'
eisnung SD erlute bieierbalb eu seebrtcs
Yublitum I'M Die uebsr,susuns 81 geipiunen
tpe9sn Der SilIi9teit uno 8eeitGt 81 mir bu tcr'
men. Su taufeu unb bcitcucn gu ipOucu.
Sldtt StraBe 5ipiIdeu Der SodmiItou unb Gin
,beuitra 3 SbiIren untcr Sageubud'S 8alt'
beSa.
St S.Ssppibs itsts borrdtbis uuo iperosH in
SToBss uuo N'eineu perIauft
SUSatbau ., Disonb.
CttObsr 81, 1865 naS-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
GQnbteS, GdnbieS I!

Die btlten unD rsiulten Gdnpies uub 3uder.
wuarsn, in srbBtsr AuSipabI uuo iIetS 6u babsu
in u. " 6reDS Sampf 3uderbdtsrei i'm Gro.
zen ioipobI GI6 i'm &Isiuen bu ben uiebrigiteH
Yrcieu
8ommst unO iberbeuset su6 lslbi, siro, 2i
9iOrb Sisbeute Strabs, NueutOipn. Ya
Seor9e u. Srep.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
ptSinguassH hitftr I5eitaug.

Ser YatrOt trtsih isssn 9isniias fit Sin sbaIsr uup
fni.is rtntgNts ss5rs. In SOrausbsJabIuns. @snu
as bJth wrN. .'posn 81 drasribnst ssns Subicrbtnsn
tft'H ar tnn tirsrtn ais @Onaisn onstnOmmsn
una snane rdun Sis strs auIssbtnvb p0rbsr ale gt
taHeJ bsatt ~ Dab,n
Ha-st'antW hanSs Wsrssn an r'n srrsbn,bsu
-' 7. .. @beaes, ast. r.
ofl,, am uorS 5a.lsn Sts sst namltou uns asun Cir.
n4tntaur F,nuu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
Sames q. 8ierb ,

SJameS 9. SferO,
8ebtsanpalt, nit Gomin albright.
Ofaes tr 2tsn Raticnaltant ssstnabH.
Aufutomu, pruua.
8elprst GinfaIlIrunan pcn @slban uub Gus-
fdntsn In esbisp unb ausrtnstntsn COUNTIES.
... SpriGt Ssutl& unb @nsltl&.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13

~ Oepr8e ~ SDdN,
Ibpofat uno RebtSantpolt.
Sffes Sdblstt BON 5amltpn StraBt, unttrtalt
Der l}dnftsn, alIrrtCpn, ga.
gtrtafNruns BON @,Ibsrn In alltn Stsllen bee
Staatss auf bas ganttli&fs hiprst.
Goniultaticnsni In bsuti6.r unb snslilfsr Spra&s
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13

$. 6. SnnsberSer,
Iopofat uno Rebtsanwalt.
OfFcs Ode Der i5inft.n Strabs unb Court aQsp
nit SUtn 8. Sliptr, gfa.
Aaeutomu, peHn'a.
9eOrst ale Nrtsn Don Rs4tsia1sn, sOnsftrt
@slbr &C., ipri&t Detl6 unb Gnslti6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13

Samuel ". Smt,
abpcfat uno Redtsantpalt.
OiFa nd&as atnrs su g. 8. &tdmsr's edaOSr.
... Omit Ssrrn Deter @peof)
Spri4t Dsuti6 unp GnslilG, bsiorst @slbstn-
faiirunssn auf bas pinftli6as.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13

Ilfss. E.sl 5Tsa ggentc1a an 40 5r50 go $50 aus
- asf f20j, $40 $50 $50 3a6mtttdse uHe Tes
Rem grEt I'M aHs ii 90 sFmtass $50 100 1905
alt I2t5 glatnittdss.
Rttss Ssrlafet ysen Sort I'M 100 500 uni f2Oo Bet.
.asS AGO. 5fO .tJ sead mtdss gHs etrteu GuentpRn
1m tGij CcTa.ttas 2sJ as s.15 S. NHs 140 Rsmit-
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4esisb SSbal @ifeubabm.

9In unosnasb l1opsmbsr 23. 1868.
aHtgaftS. Hno Abidbrt-3git Der 9ufiasisr' 3hs
III Muertctpa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13
@er6Drz2iffe.

GOIssnbss 10 cine etas ssr 8s6teldat wtl&t
In sr Mphteourt idr esta County, bi, am
Wontass ben 5tsn res bsGaSien Rcnass 1869,
In allsntCtun ibrsn glnfans Bstmsn piTb, psttSri
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NEC. 132.-GIn 8aupiaB li5z BET 230 5us
an Der GaSfeits BON qiubCn Shabs, fpirb I'm
@ansen otsr t9sIpstls psrtauft, sisnst l& pcr'
,dsli9 gu siasm 5pIsapf. @lrb ,ppblfdI psr.
fs,,Es
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9ldd, .iinD BON s5sIbibcrs.

dbfatri 9srahsn IlentSHu um s25 9Srntass uns 5.55
Na6ntdss une errs!hen SepietT II 32 8praaes $50
Rdtm.ltiss.
Hadler StTIaler 9eslters I'M 6.25 @rrmtass unS 1910
Na6nlilals NH er&n GtHtewr f0.i5 Seruittags
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-16
THE "CODE OF HONOR."
Particulars Of the Duel between Captain
w. L. Cameron nnes Colonel Kobert w.
Hughes.

The Norfolk Journal, Of Monday. says
On Saturday morning, Captain Cameron and
Colonel Hughes, accompanied by their sec
onds-the former by Ernest Lagarde, local
Rogers, and the latter by Colonel Olarkson
and Mr.. WiltY, Of the State Journal in Riofl-
mond-came down hom Petersburg on the
train. and about one O'Clock the beigerents
at Edwards Crossing, on the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad, where hacks were wait
ing to carry the party to North Carolina. The
party proceeded to the Halfway House, on the
shout three O'Clock. All the usual prelimi-
naries being settled as is usual upon such oc.
casions, the principals took their position at
ling pistols. At the word Captain Cameron
fired, while hts adversary having then drawn
his fire. deliberately aimed and shot Captain
the ribs and M I glanosd nee 81. leaving. YIN p pe.haps.
painful, but not dangerous wound. Captain
Cameron vac kindly tsken care OF by his
trends. and his wound was dressed by his
at d loss to know how it was that Captain
Cameron stopped the ball in his left breast,
as the usual position In such cases iS right
In mont, excep5 when man is )ois-hand-
ed. and the Captain not being LETT
the fact that. after Captain Cameron fired, be-
ing over.anxi0us, turned TO the right, and
exposed full front; hence the bail strihnH the
left side and glanoing OF upon the ribs. Cap
tain Cameron was the challenged party, and
accepted, naming small swoydS as the weapons
to be used. The particulars. theu,. as to how
1t was settled that pistols were subsequently
used. we are at q loss to understand, except by
Captain Cameron waving all rights as the
challenged party, determined to give his ad-
versary every chance for settlement by force
of arms.
P.6. Since writing the abOvs. we have sele-
graphic information from Petersburg, where
Captain Cameron had arrived, stating that OIL
g. wss DOH acins ven ana az the ,i' wound d sitScnsn
painful. was not considered dangerous. No
bones were broken and no internal hemOgrhAge
ilaG OCCUR sed
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-16
THROUGH FROM CHARLOTTE TC
AUGUSTA.
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A recruiting Office for Cuban filibusters has
been opened in Richmond. Va. Promised pay
$50 q month
John Sweeny, Of Charleston, was arrested in
New York yesterday, for fatally stabbing man
named Dugan.
The Indians are again numbering, about
thirty-fve miles of Solomon's Fork, Kansas.
A party followed, but finding the Indians in
force, returned.
Mexican advioes state that gold fields have
been discovered in the Colima District. one
hundred and twenty miles in length, and richer
than those Of California. People were rushing
to the spot.
The political campaign in Virginia is quite
brisk. Cons ervative meeting was held last
night in Richmond, the speakers urging that
while neither negro suffrage nor the expur-
gated constitution we're desirable, yet both
should be swallowed to get back into the Union.
The Convention of Superintendents of Insane
Asylums was organized at Stauuton. Va, yes
terday morning. DR.. K,rkbridge, Of Philadel-
phia, presiding. I'M -ortant papers were read
concerning the legal responsibility OF the in
sane, on private insane asylums, and other
questions
The procession of knights Templars at Phil
delphia yesterday extended one mile. The
officers Of the Grand Comm andery wore cha
peaus mounted with white plumes, gay sashes
and gOld-hilted swords. The display was bril-
liant. Several Of the Communicates marched
in triangles and crosses, which novelty pro-
vokej great ap plause. The houses along the
line of march were beautifully decorated.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-16
EUROPE.
THE p1soRpE as IN PARIS.


LONDON, June 18.-Large numbers Of ar
rests we're made in Paris yesterday, but the
tenor Of the latest dispatches is reassuring.
They state that confidence is returning; up
to midnight last night the public order re-
NAMED undisturbed. Troops patrolled the
streets, and were frequently cheered by the
citizens. 4
TIE HOUSE OF LORDS AND THE IRISH CHURCH
QURsg1oN.
LONDON, Juna 12-Evening.-An immense
Tory demonstration was held to-day in various
parts OF the kingdom. At Manchester over
200, 900 persons we're present. Resolutions
protesting against the passage OF the Irish
Church bill we're passed, and q monster petit
ton, embodying the substance of the resolu-
tions, was sent to Earl Derby for presentation
to the House OF Lords. At Liverpool 5O,0 ,000
people were present, and speeches were made
by distinguished persons, and the usual reso
lutions against the disestablishment OF the
Irish Church we're unanimously adopted.
The Times to-day, speaking OF the position
Of the Nouse Of Lords on the Irish Church
bill, says the Marquis of Salisbury's anticipa-
tion Of the situation OF the Peers realizes that
we are now in o crisis, one Of those rare occa-
sloDs when the national mind is fully declared
The Lords must defer to the country, other
wise the machinery of the government cannot
be carried on. Owing to the fixed and unal-
terable constitution OF the House, the Peers
must yield.
LONDON, June 15.-The House Of Lords dis
cussed the Disesta olshmeut bill last night.
The Commons discussed the SECURE Of the
American brig Mary Lowell in British waters
by the Spania1ds. The ministry withheld de-
tails. 5t., II
MADRID, June 18.-In the Cortes yesterday
Navarro advocated the election OF Montpensler
| to the throne, and declared his preference for
| immediate and flnal action on the part of the
Cortes to that effect.
| Prim defended the present Government of
Mexico, and announced that diplomatic rela-
| tions would soon be renewed with President
| Juarez.
| Montpensier has entered Spain, and is now
| in Andausia.
THE zoLLvEREIN CONGRESS.
BERLIN, June 12-Evening. The Deputies
in the Zoverein Congress, from Baden. pro-
posed that the various North German Consuls
represent the Southern German States also.
THROUGH FROM CHARLOTTE TO
AUG USTA.
AUGUSTA, June 15.-The first through train
on the Columbia and Augusta Railroad arrived
this afternoon from Charlotte.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-16
May ~

a% GENERAL DEBILITY Is NATURES
APPEAL FOR HELP-Thousands of persons, With
ont any specific ailment, the victcms Of lsneuor
and lassitude. The unthinking are apt to confound
this species OF inertion with laznsss. whereas II
usually arises from want of organic energy, for
which the subjects Of It are no m ore responsible
than the nearsighted for their detective vision
Such persons, although they may be frce from pain
are ss truly invaids, and much in need OF medi.
cal aid as II they were tormented with tho pangs of
acute disease. They require tonic and alterstivo
that VIII rouse and regulate their torpid crganiso.
lions. In cases of this kind, HOSTETTER'S sTO-
MACH BITTERS produce go immediate and most
favorable effect. The debilitated and desponding
valetudinartan, who feels as II he were but half
alive; who shuns company and has no relish either
for business or pleasure, 10 meamorphosed, by Q
brief course Of this most potent vegetable invigo-
rant, into quite different being. The change eff
fected by the BITTRRs, in his bodily and mental
condition, is surprise to himself and his friends.
He mopes no longer; the active principle OF lifc
which seemed to have died out Of him. is reswaken.
cd, and he feels like new man. Remembering
that debility is not only afaiction ITSELF but an
invitation to disease. time should be lost In re-
cruiting ths broken down system with this choicest
and most potent Of all tonics and nerv1neg
June IL D&o
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THE NEeRo 0{Esr1ov IN erone1A

ATLANTA June n The s,rre,s,o n,,,.. 30
Georgia today rem Aaea q decision that the
negro is eligible to oAe. Brown and Mcc,ov
for 1t. Warner dissenp MCCOY held s hat
the State was without ON goyernm ent besore
the convention that mad the present conati-
tuition; that blacks and wtas nari,c,nated ~
getting up the convention and Yramino the
constitution, and it was agaat ia anir;t To to
exclude black or white from kv,lara. - ,,n,ess
expressly prohibited. Brown Ssmea tha, v,s .hs
Fourteenth amendment forbids Ayhoav ha;n,
deprived oe privilege, and q The cods
gives citizens the right to Ma oaars
and tho constitution makes a. ,srrn
q citizen ND does not forbid him 70 se,S
Office, it di' not intend to break th Fosr'
fteenth ametdment and deprive him, Of III,
right. JudsaWarner held that the nbro was'
. new poiitica creature in the bodypolitic:
that he nnrssARid Office by special enactment:
that the code wioh defined the powers6i @ si oi.;
ssns was enactesbefors the negro btlaoa !
citizen, and thereye did not annIv 1 M Nm.
that he ala not Aye the richt To- - hoE aaa , ~
under the common n nor by a. atn,a a, S.o q =
vas made oitizen; d tha oor,.s.ss. s vinSS ae
down the pr0poelIiOns srsisn s s osasiUn ~ voee0
Office. and that nnti n eii@bio 20
ised to hold oaace. he neiisibis. aVp.nofT V.l,
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AS- S-MARENGO.-F YER AND AGUR
CURE, TONIC. FEVER PHEvENTLvE.--This val.
uable medicine, entirely vegetable in its prepare
ton. is offered to the public and warranted TO cure
any case OF CHILLS AND FEVER Of however long
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system, purifying the blood. Strengthening the d.
gestsve organs. inducing an appetite. and keeping
the system In perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
causs Will And It the purest and best TONIC to be
had anywhere. To persons residing in un healthy
sections, or who arc predisposed to fevers Of any
kind. It will be found invaluable preventive Il
Ia quite pleasant to the TASTE and can be given to
children Of all ages without injury Numerous LETT
ters have been received testifyinR to its ecacy and
value as FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
II is fully guaranteed to give complete and univer.
cal satisfaction.
MARRNGO 10 no humbug. TRY n.
For sale at retail by all Druggists.
At wholesaleb BY DOWIE g. NOISE. corner Meet
ing and Hasel streets; aooDaI0H. WINEMAN d
CO., Hayne-steet, and q. J. LUHN. General Agent
Of Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
atreets. Charleston. 3. O. Dso snos June g.
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Miss Lizzie Mason. .beaatifai and 40,
.compaished young lady OF Wetumphas Ala,
comnalMed suicide by taking strychnine on
Friday oflast week. Her father had recently
died. leaving his widow and children in
sssaigheened circumstances, and thissso preyed
upon she naind Of Miss Mason as 10 Gauge her
70 commit thssash Dot of self desGr She
Rs only about sixteen years Of aee..s 81 sss G
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June 16

a@ EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.
TOE is hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
JULY ensuing ct IL O'Clock, A. NJ. the undersigned
will apply to the Judge of Probate Of Charleston
County for final discharge Executors of VIII Of
the late EBENEZER a. RODGERS.
FRANCIS 9. RODGERS,l
GEoRsE 6 g sanaIs z; InsoDaERs. Executors.
Inna xurvo1coc
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-Obitaarp.

District. g. y !. ON the 22d day OF April. BEULAH
infant daughter OF Gno. T. and s. "A. RADoLuFH
aged IA DAYS.
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Juns 2

aETHE NEATEST. THE QUICKEST AND
THE ECHEAPEsT.--THR NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14a EAST BAY. having replenished its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest styles. is prepared to execute at
the ahortest notice and In the best manner. JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Can and examine the scale OF prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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Suefial Notices.

AT CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER. from New York, notified that she
MR THIS DAY discharging cargo at Adger's South
Wharf Goods remaining called for at sunset will
he stored at owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADGER l. co,
June 16 Agents.