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81 20n A YEAR-Male and Female
p4ioOV Agents wanted everywhere.
Address II. ANDERSON q co.,
81 olive street, ~. Louis, Mo.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hhnau5 IN htanfI,sX
tND0RBElIENT OF THE pREsa

The many thouRRndH cnred NJ this es,ab.
l1nment within The. Iast twenty yoaEj Ava
Lne nnnetoug important surgical OpeTHii0ns
performed BY DE- Johnston, WitnaSTed bv the
Te ap,SEd o. 1He sun and many other papers
again before The public, 6eaideg htE m ntiiISe
~ gentleman OF character and reTn ci5s
ointy IA mmeient guarantee 70 tie q ictIsl
.ak1N DIsEAsRS SPEEDILY CUREiI !.
mrlB-lyasy uAlJ 40 IIiTj 49, (
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EMPLOYMENT that pays. For pRrtIcu.
; 1l hrs' address y. NJ. SPENCER q Co.. Brat
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DIR. jon HBTOH,

once no. = s6nth HrssdesF;iSaR:' I stress.
Lolt hand side going nom Baltimore street,
setYe thanAme and number, - = - =. ,
- NO letten received uhIeaa mort maid NJ.
containing RBIamp to. DO used on 'the STnI1
Persons writing Rnould lEtato RRe, ana StfSs
pot4on OF advertisement describing Fyf,S3
t0nl1s Az 1s# 4N,luL 10. ~ 10 IsI-7Fl
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MARRIAGE,

Married tergohs, or Young Men contsn
MeAhneass Organic Debility, DGioriaiusS
He VINO places hImSNlf under the care OF
d.. J. may rellglouHly confidO In his hunOi
~ gentleman, and confidently rely UPON
his RKlll ~ . physician.
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victimB OF
SonLEIy tlco, that dreadful and Destructive
nt tIi when annually sweeps 70 an untinieiy
SfAVe khonSandA Of Young Men on thO MOI
exeeneht talents and brilliant Intellect, WHO
benRton with the thunder Of Slonuenc, ~
Whked 70 ec!tacy tho Living Tyre InHy mi
with full condolences, SS' +4"S '"''
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The DAUGHTER OF AARON BURR. --Theodosia
Burr's habits Of life were, have heard nv
mother sny, much like those of Mr.. Kemble
She was n famous walker and skater, and
accompanied her father on shooting and
fishing excursions. AS n horsewoman, she
was unsurpassed; and, on her visits to her
New England friends, sometimes astonished
their quiet neighbors by riding over the
country, taking walls and d' Ives in flying
leaps. Yet she was, in tile # ,ense of the
word. feminine and essei Lilly a lady
The last days of this grand woman were
very sad, and her fate is even yet wrapped
in awful obscurity. 1t is only known that,
when broken in health and almost in heart,
by the loss of her only son, she en-
barked from Charleston, to Join her un-
happy father in New York, on small sail
ing vessel, accompanied only by her physi-
clan and servant. That vessel never was
heard of more, and it has always been sup
posed that it foundercd in gale, OFF Cape
Hatteras. But some twenty-five or thirty
years ago, seaman, dying in hospital Mt
New Orleans, confessed to having been q
pirate; and, among other terrible things, he
told of his ship having run down n schooner
bound to New York from Charleston, and of
having scuttled her after taking possession
ofeverything valuable The few passengers,
he said, and such of the crew rs were lisin-
clined to enlist under their black banner,
they compelled to walk the plank. Among
the passengers was one lady, who rcmon-
strated against having her hands bound and
being blindfolded. promising to offer no re-
sstance. So they let her have her way, he
said, and she stepped quietly on to the
plank, and, with her eyes wide open, walked
off into the sea. [ had always believed that
woman who met her fate in this grand Ro-
man way was the daughter of Aaron Burr,
Theodosia Allston.
lGrdce Greenwood. in tie Independent
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young man applied for situation as
private tutor. He was subjected to a series
of questions, Which somewhat ruffled his
temper. At length came the inquiry, "Can
you draw. young man?" Certainly" re-
piled the candidate. cat ten years of age,
could draw cider; Mt twelve, picture; at
fifteen, hand-cart loaded with cabbage; at
sixteen, an inference; at twenty, a bill of
exchange. If L were an actor, I believe 1
could draw the largest kind of a house; but,
being teacher. ] am content to draw a
salary; and the bigger the better" "Youll
do was The reply.
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GARD.

GHARLES KERRISON, formerly of the firm of
~ @. o. L. Kerrson, would inform his friends
and the public that he has purchased from Mr.
James b. Bette, all his stock in trade, &C. at the
Store No 252 King street and will there continue
the DRY GOODS BUSINESS. Wholesale and Re-
tail, for Cash, on his own individual account and
responsibility. He will proceed, without delay.
to replenish and renew the Stock and continue 80,
dong until the assortment shall be made com
plete and attractive. AS the terms will be Strict
LY CASH, or approved city acceptance for short
credit it necessarily follows that the prices must
be Kept at least as low as to be found in any other
respectable establishment.
His brother, Mr.. f. L. Kcrrison, assisted BIZ
Mr. a. B. Mcdonnell. both experienced merchants
the conduct and management of the business and
it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage of the public will be as
corner of King and Market streets, Charleston.
rep IL 3mO
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Special
NotiCe9,
COUNSEL FOR THE CAtELEss.-The

body is machine, aud carclcssncss in it's manage.
ness in the management of u steam engine Yet
the last thing that most people think of is the
protection of this delicate piece of the Creators
handiwofh from the subtle causes OF disease by
which it is surrounded. 1t is easy thing to re-
pair the system when i'll ruins; but there is no
difficulty in fortfying it against many of tho dan
gers to which it is exposed. Guard against nervous
debility. At the first symptoms of this forc-runncr
OF more serious ailments, sustain the tagging
energies of nature with HOSTETrERS STOMACH
BITTERS. Take it regularly and persistcntly
until bodily vigor is thoroughly restored. 1t Gre
ates an appetite. promotes-or it might as pro
perly be said, compels-the complete digestion of
the food, regulates tho sccrctive action of the
liver, tones and invigorates the bowels, improves
the condition OF the blood. and gives frmness to
the nerves. Upon q system thus strengthened
and regulated in all its important functions, tho
logs and exhaations of autumn, pregnant with
the clements of intermittent and rcnlittent fever
can make little or no impression. Whoever SUD-
poses that fever and aguc is an unavoidable evil
certain districts, at this scason of the wear is
egreglously mistaken. AS effcctually as q drauCht
OF cold air js shut out by the closing of a door
this complaint, and all disorders of a masmatic
type, may be prevented by the Use of the BITTERs
When sickness can be avoided by n M cans 40 safe
and simple is it not the merest fatuitv to neglect
the proffered antidote? Regarded either as pre-
ventlve or a cure for dyspepsia, biliousness,
intermittent fever, nervous disorders general
debility or constipation of tho bowels, this pure
vegetable preparation stands alone.
April IA
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What branch OF education do You have
CHI chiefly in your school r. s. 5 ag u 1, S5,,T
IA wiiiow Drancn, sir; the master has
usedSnp almost d whole tree. - ps'2 'aFF''FN'
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To Consumptives.-The advertiser. having
been restored to health in few weeks, by a yery
simple remedy-afer having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellow-suferers the means of cure.
TO ali who desire it, he will send q copy Of the
prescription used, free of charge,) with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find q SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRoNcH1TIs, etc. The object of the ad-
vertiser in sending the prescription, is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
PARTIES wishing the prescription, will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Feb 8 emo
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Errors OF Youth.-A gentleman who suffered
for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
and all the effects of youthful ndiscrction will,
for the cake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing profit by the adve,til er's ex
perience, can do so by addressing, in perfect con-
hdence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Feb . 8mo No. 42 Cedar street. New York
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New York Advertisements.
IMPROVED FRENCH RANGE
Rah &e Furnitur
MANUFACTURED
Il II A NJ III A LII. DEANE S CO.,
2i7 and 2i9 Water street, New York.
April l3 9r,o
Needles and Fishing Tackle

A NDREW CLERK e. co. respectfully inform
~ the public and their old customers, that thev
still continue business in their old store, No AS
Maiden Lane, New York. Their assortment of
Fishing Tackle is the largest and most complete
OF any in tho United States. They are also Sole
Agents for the Warrin Needle, which, for the last
thirty years, has enjoyed reputation for quality
and uniformity oftemper superior to all others
March 81 3mo
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That Cough will Kill you'
Try "COSTAR'S" Cough Remedy.
Colds and Hoarseness lead to DEATH"
Try "cosTAR's'' Cough Remedy.
"For CroupsWhooping Coughs, &C."
Try "CosTAR's" Cough Remedy.
"Costar say . it is the best in the wide world
And if he says so-ts True-its True-its True;
and We say Try it--Try it-Try it." .
Morning Paper, august 26.
Ea- All Druggists in COLUMBIA sell it,
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

A NNCN THIS NEW and Commodous
&HIfShR HODSE, located corner of Broad
aIGlGl1 way and Forty second street, New
e%s.9ss.&zss York, possesses advantages over
all other houses, for the accommodation of it's
guests; 1t was built expressly for n first class
family boarding house the rooms being large and
en- suite, heated by steam-with hot and cold
water, and furnished second to none; while the
culinary department Is in the most experienced
hands, afiordlng guests an unequaled table.
One OF fAtwood's Patent Elevators is also among
inc modern improvements" and at the service Of
guests. at all hours.
=, The Broadway and University Place Cars pass
E,, 5ne d9or every four minutes, running from the
seventh Avenue lines are but q short block on
either side. affordng ample facilities for commu.
n1catlng with all the depots. steamboat landings,
places of amusement and business of the Great
metropons. MORE & HOLLEY
Marcn ~ Omo Propretors.
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN-On the ERRORS
and ABUSES incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, With the humane view of treatment and
cure, sent by mail free of charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX P, philadelphia.
Pa. Tan On 9n,o
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Authorized Capital $500, 900.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.
MI ECHANICS, Laborers, Clerks, Planters. Pro-
lYl fessional Men AMI Trustees can denosit tbe;r
Funds and receive interest compounded every six
months.

OFFICERS
GEN. WADE HAMPTON, President.
Col. j. B.PAI.MER, Vice-PresidenI,
THOMAS e. GREGG, Cashier.
j. c. B. SMITH, Assistant Cashier
Persons mt distance may send money by Express.
Pure 'pickson's Improved" Cotton Seed,
ENOR SALE, at s2.00 per bushel for any amount
s1.50 per bushc.
Seed grown from seed bought by me of Mr..
DAVID Dickson, OF Oxford, Ga, (the great seeds.
man. in 1867, at 81 90 per bushel.
The DICKSON yields more than any other Seed
i'll the country. Warranted pure.
Hon. David Houser, State Senator from Orange
burg, writes as follows concerning the Dickson
Improved Cotton Seed"
ST. MATTHEW'S, s. c., February Is, 1863
A. +. AMAKER, ESQ: The Dickson Improved, ~
obtained Of you last spring, ined out more cot
ton per acre than any other have ever planted,
except the same variety of seed planted by me
before the war, which were lost by Sherman's in
cendiaries. . DAVID HOISER
March 81 - " ~
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BOLIVAR.

WINFIELD, WEST Va, OF. 8. 60
Mr.. Editor
On the 4th inst, pursuant 10 call. q
large and enthusiastic meeting Of The
Liberal Republicans of Putnam county,
being dissatisfied with the domination
Of A. L. Blake who opposes UOivet
sal Suffrage, met in Convention at the
Court House for the purpose of placing
in nomination respective candidates for
the House of Delegates aud County
Superintendent of Schools, who would
represent their views in the present can
vass, and il elected use every honorable
means TO remove from our statute books
all obnoxious and proscriPtive laws.
Capt H. Chester Parsons was called
to the Chair and Lewis Craig appointed
Secretary. The Chairman then e1Plar-
ned at length, tho object Of the meeting,
stating that there was general diSsaris
faction, in the Republican party through
out the county, with the nomination Of
A. L, Blake.
The meeting proceeded first to the
nomination Of q candidate for County
Superintendent of Schools, which re-
suited in tho selection Of Prof, G. 7,
Anderson.
Then TO nominate candidate 10 rep.
resent the county in tho next House Of
Delegates, ]. T. BOwyer, Esq, was
chosen, and accepted the nomination in
brief speech, stating that he most
heartily endorsed the platform of the
Mason county Republicans, also The lib,
eral views Os Swallowed forth in Judge
Polsey's letter.
The nomination Of Mr., Bowyer is a
good ons and insures the success Of the
Liberal Republican Porty of this county
He is gcallemAn of known talent aud
ability, who will stand firm for his con.
viClions ofright and the interests Of his
county and State; and ho was one Of the
earliest and ObIcSt advocates Of liberal
policy, in Putnam county.
PUTNAM.
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stands on. No, there most be q new is
sue, AMI near three weeks hard study,
stirred up No. IS.
No. 10 iss mighty nice base, Judge,
but it is a question among your friends
in this region, whether, the base being
situated so far in the rear, the pulling Of
the center of gravity up 10 The present
issues will not cause it to fall outside
its base, and the whole fabric fall. Our
objection TO your platform is, i! isn't
wide enough. never like platform
with Ouly one plank, there is so mu oh
danger Of its tipping up with a fellow,
or of his backing of, stepping over, or
something Of that sort So, (if you'll
permit iI,) will propose two more
pIanks, for with broad foundation we
have a better chance of building
"big thing on.
. J., Reso'yca, That If elected. we will
10 addition to annuiiOg M. 10, bitterly
oppose Lincoln's election, which took
place in 1890,
2 Rcsotccd, That We are opposed to
the late civil war.
We suggest these because they ore
already pIoughed aud grooved for The
one you now stand on. We will see if
we can not get the Mason County Jour
nal to a'sfslus: ifso. we can rest assn.
red that Judge S, will represent US.
II we had your permission, We should
like 10 propose some questions, but be-
ing void Off we will let the following
suffice:
LIST. Iieected, will you labor assi!u.
ousIy for the repeal or total annihiIa-
ton of all the acts OF Congress for the
last six sessions?
81. Will you have o law passed for
bidding the wearing Of hoop skirts, false
hair and corsels?
81. Will you restore the country to
that peace AMI prosperity which was
hers before the late war?
4th. Will you give Point Pleasant a
Railroad?
Should you answer a[irmatively we
will give you our hearty support.
Judge PolSley can do as he soys he
will. it elected, in regard 10 the rebels.
But coaf,letialy, Judge S, we don't
care much about them voting, for if they |
did, we wouldn't stand such a good |
chance for office.
We ore not advised as to your mu'ica
talent, but, if ever you indulge 10 song
there is one Of four verses, that was sung
by an upper,end county man. We would
like you to Icnrn ii. 1t runs thus:
Niger, Niger. Mig,
Mig, Mig, Niger, d..
The opponents Of NJ, Is can furnish
you with copy Of said song and the
name Of singer.
ROlJVAR
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Mile heats best in S, purse, SO
Mile heat, single dash purse, %
(Time Of rotters and pacers-3 minutes and
under.)
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wrsrtsLp. Wrsr Va, Oct II, so

Aessrs. Crdcrah, .Sisson. Appteton and
Borycr: - GGstLEMem Hs'logjost been
notified by your letter Of my nomination
by the Republican Convention which
met 10 Charleston on the 23I uItr Tor
State Senator from the 7tb District. would
say, that while most sincerely aPPrecl-
ate the kindness toward, and confidence
placed in me, and while it would otf1rd
me great pleasure to accept the position
thus conferred upon me; still can not
consistent with my duties accept thu
nomination. Having arranged to move
within the bounds Of my charge in Ma
son county, before the action ofthe Con-
vention; and Mr.. Phelps, the Senator
elect. already residing 10 said county, it
would be inconsistent and manifest
violation Of the spirit and intent Of our
State Constitution for both tho Senators
to reside in the same county, as the Con
sttution provides thai no two Senators
shall be elected from the sams county,
Therefore, gentlemen, under the circum
stances, | most respectfully decline the
nomination,
Yours truly,
D. H. K DIX.
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PUTNAM COUNTY.
Yours truly,
D. H. X DIX.
IL. EHtLnr

Mr.. Editor:
10 recent clnvns through Putnam
county, we fully satisfied ourselves that
our young, higb.souIed, liberal friend,
j. T. Bpwycr, Esq, would be elected to
the next Legislature of West Virginia,
by very large majority. A caucus OF
Republicans (so.ooIod) nat abou; a
month ago and proposed to reflect the
sentiments of tho party, and nominated
Mr.. Andrew Blake, upon the proscriP'>
i've platform: but when the sentiments of
the nominee Of this cnucus was made
known to the true Republicans Of the
county, they me! and sPurhed with in
digna'ion and reputation the action of
the SO called Republican caucus; and
took immediate action in the matter and
nominated J. T. Bowyer upon the li5e-
r,l platform for which you 50 long la
bored and through the aid Of your ya'u'
able paper got before the Republicans,
and had digested before Conventions
were held to nominate candidates for the
Legislature, and which platform wuS
adopted in your own county meeting and
upon which same liberal platform Hon.
Judge PoIsley is running for scat 10
the next Legislalure. This is the true
tckst in this county, Mr..
Editor. and we assure you that we shall
elect Mr.. Bowyer, by most handsome
majority. Besides, Mr.. B. being avery
popular gentleman, one whom all od'
mire for his integrity and sterling worth,
he is nevertheless on the right side Of
the question and success will crown him
in his efforts to bring about o healthy
change in the political affairs Of the
country,
Upon the ticket that Mr., Blake stands,
he declares mo peace FOR the wicked"
no "rcst for the weary" but hunt
them down to the last extremity and 20
the latest moment Of recorded time, No
relief offered TO that depressed class of
our fellow citizens, whose bitter experts
have taught the severest lessons of Iife'
but degrade them in every possible man
ncr, This policy won't do Andy. The
time has come when those who rebeIIed,
should be, to some extent at least, Ioo''
ell from tho chains that bind them In
dishonor 10 nations cause, 1t may be
and we are much inclined 10 entertain
the opinion that Mr. Blake has been used
BY bad men in Putnam, for bid purpoN
ses, and at heart, no is not for still de-
grading and trampli"g upoua fallen Toe;
but be this as it may, il he desired to 90
to the Legislature from Putnam he took
the wrong track, and did not ride the
sentiments Of the true Republican party
every where. These things you'll fed
most assursdly true, and though 0lller'
ed just now by bad and designing meu,
Andy. remember this prognosIication'-
Yen try the world soon, my lad,
Aud Andrew dear, believe me,
Yell find mankindan unco squad,
And muckle they may grieve yc,
For care and trouble set your though,
Evn when your ends attained;
And a your views may come to naught
Where every nerve is strained"
TRUE REPUBLICAN.
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DECLIN ED.
"COlon,l II. l. McCoSSrtL

IT will be seen by reference to Mr..
DiS's card. that he has declined the
domination for State Senator. We re.
gret this action 90 bis part exceedingly;
but under Tie circumstance it could not
be helped.
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NJ. Editor;

NJ. Editor
A portion ofour community was SomcS
what startled by the "Opposer's Of Fiji
tenth Amendment announcing Judge
Simpson as their candidate. Oh what
platform they have failed to inform Us,
further thon the XVIII Amendment goes
We were aboring under the impression
that the Democratic Convention decided
not to make any nomination in opposi'
ton to Judge POlsley, md by vote de-
olared that they were satisfied both with
the pltrorm and the man presented by
the Republicans, As Judge Simpson
was Chairman Of said Democratic Con
venlion, it cannot be presumed thu, he
is not cogoisant Of its acionj neither can
it be presumed tina, Judge s would walk
J on; on the same plank Judge Polsley
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From the Wheeling Intelligencer.I
CARL SEIZURE, THE CHICAGO
PLATFORM AND THE OHIO
COUNTY ADDRESS.

Desiring to furnish some proof that
the statements made in these columns
Wednesday, were true. touching the
views Of Senator Carl Schurz. Of Mis-
soui. the author of that portion OF the
Chicago Platform relating to the disabii.
ties Of the ex-Confedersre,, we wrote that
gentleman letter. enclosed a copy Of
the Ohio County Address, and request
cd his opinion Of il. Yesterday we re-
ceivsd the following brieI answer by tel
egraph Not one word Of comment is
needed;
ST. LOUIS, Oct I.
To HE Elitor Of Me htclligncer:
have received you letter and read
the Ohio county Address. 1t is in en-
tire harmony with The spirit and intent Of
the resolution Offered by me in the Chi
cago Convention, and unanimously
adopted by that body. wish you sue
cesS. CARL SCuURz.
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Miss Curlottn Patti was received with
great enthusiasm on the occasion Of her
frat appearance in Brooklyn. She sings
charmiugly.