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YOUNG MEN

Especially: who have become H..
Solitary Vice, that drsAdfa! ,s s5' ~,
habit which annually sweep, :. ~ is,ss
grave Thousands of louug H., " :, L q.
allied talents and brilliant in,eI,sc.. We -
otherwise have entranced ls.rri,, ,s
the thunder Of elOQuerce. or W 81 : SSetts, :
the thrilling Tyre, may cal! wiz ~ e "a,
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Your, H.,
ing Marriage, being aware Of Ps,,'',.ji';
mess, organic debility, drlr-r--- !Nea : /.
cured. '''S -,
He who places himself urd,,r.
j., may religiously confde In h, &c 'ir
tleman, and confidently rly ann 'p''' o. /.
physician. - " .
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,
WHEELING. December 9Th, 1869.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BUN
L by the following schedule on and after
December 5th, ls69-Wbeeling time:
CTNCINNATT FyppFSS
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DIX JUHNSTOy
has discovered the most Cer,.i,
only EffectnAl Remedy in The ~, SSrs,,
ness Of the Back or Limbs, S,rS,te To-
Of the Kidneys and Bladder I.Sfs Il,
charges, lmpotency, Genera h.nlSsIsasUr \
mess, Dyspepsia, Languor, LovS -! Ss,r
sion Of Ideas, Palpitatioa Of ~. SSpah
ty, Trembling. Dinness Of sert
Disease Of the Head, Threat S.l Gs;SS
fections Of the Liver, Lunss 20 -
els-those Terrible Disordsrs ,,;sl H Aes z :
tary Habits of Youth-sEcsR. ts
practices more fatal to their r'e,,IA -
songs OF Syrens 10 the NArirs,. ~ :,
blighting their most brilliant 80 q =
tions' rendering marriage &C., tE ~ :, q,
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ORGANIC wEAESE>

Member of the Royal College u S,,,.,.
don, graduate from one OF the ~, - e
Colleges in the United State. And n. ~
part Of whose life has been speptir :" :, W.
tails Of London, Paris, PhllaIe!pS, !, o.
where, has effected some Of The no, = z.
ing cures that were ever lBo,, '@,s
troabled with ringing in the head ~. l.
asleep, great nervousness, being 49, '. v
den sounds, hashiulness, with frNrs.'- =
ing, attended, sometimes With d,r1,s.. =
mind, were cured Immediately 'sH
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Branch Office, Clarkaburg, W. Va.
r. N. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
]. II. NIcWHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, W. VA.

Agents wanted everywhere in the State.
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The many Thousands cured At tbs s'.a'a
ment within the last twenty years an az
merOus impOrtaht Surgical Operations I'rs'ls
by DIR. Johnston, Witn.ssed b. the rtIo,iS1
the Sun, and many other papers sOtio''S' ~
appeared again and again before the PSI
sides his standing ~ . gentleman o. ca
and responsibility, Is = sufficient gaArAhp ~
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. iSs''I
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Law AND ORDER.
PUBLIC MEETINGS OF CITIZENS.
Lyncilburg,.

Lynchburg~
A public meeting OF citizens was held on the
18th instant, when the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas This neighborhood, having recently
been the scene of such gross outrages and threat
inps as are calculated 10 arouse the Indignation
to BE- the Susy Of al good citizens to nssrpose at
least whatever OF influence declaration or thelr
sentIments and purposes may have, In 0fher and
with the hope that such step may prevent re.
currcnce OF such scenes, and c0nduce to the res
toraton AMI continuance of peace and quiet,
Resolued, In public meeting assembled, that we
depore the outrageous acts, threatenings and
contempt OF law which have been recently wit
messed In this community.
Resolred, That we earnestly desire peace and
goot order both among ourselves anu between
our respective races, aad that we VIII endeavor
40 to conduct ourselves In all things as to remove
any sllspicion uf the hDneSts Of our intentions.
Resolced, That we disconntenance the gather
ing or armed clans OF either race, IN day or night
with the INTENT apparent or real, Dl applying the
scourge or TORCH Or Of doing ani other unlawful
Resolued, That we hold It TO bc our duty as good
citizens to pr"tect ANA defen all persons with:
ont poet 10 class or color, III the oscnargc o.
all legitimate business
Sumter.
A meeting OF citizens was he'll ON the 10Th in
staut. wueu the following preamble AMI lesDlu.
tions were laid over for the consideration OF an
adjourned meeting:
Whereas, In consequence OF the present unset
tied condition of affairs In this county, OIL account
of the unlawful ami unwarrailtablc proceedings
OF those persuns who go armei at night and ell
gaze in the lnwess business of whipping and i'll.
treating unOiIending ciiz u.s. and vi burning and
destroying the property Of others, TO the terror
and distress Of the peaceabc citizens Of the coull-
! ~, be II
RPsolred That We, the citizens OF tliis county,
Irrespective OF party, do earnestly tepore the aSI.
tatiun an, violence Of the past few weeks. That
lts continuance would be a lasting Disgrace to us
as good cltizsas AMI must result III serious tnJll-
| RIG to The innocent and unOlr" "nding-'hat we do
heartily wish and desire that violence and !eweSa:
ness should celse, and that The recollection u!
| such acts a. have lately hecn perpeirated Gould
\ be hEottci from our memory.
| That we do heartily pledge to each other our
/ earnest efforts fjr the maintenance OF peace and
pnod order and that our Individual and collective
| influence and endeavUrs will and shall be used
| against mob.law OF any kind. Tint We will ear
nestly strive to promote the peace, good order
and welfare OF the country, earnestly opposing
all acts OF violence and MISUNDERSTANDING t
build up and parpetuate good feelings between al
classes OF citizens, In order that, as one people
We may dwell In peace, quiet and friendship,
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
cuIEr .rUsTICE.MOSES ENTERS THE
RICE FOR TIE U. s. SENATE.
aeasIe yyithdraws, Leaving Robertson
and Cardozo to Run Against Moses
Graham the only Candidate for Judge
of First Ci.c1u.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEWS. !!

COLUMBIA, November "a.
Thanksgiving day has been generally OBJ
served In this city.
Nesgle withdrew as candidate for United States
Senate yesterday, t is said in favor OF Robertson.
oardozo's friends urge him strongly. Chief JUS
tice Moses, 1t isrumored, will become candidate.
For the vacancy on the Supreme Bench, Hoge
Wright and Green, Of the Third Circuit, are can
dldates. Wright says he kp. 3 more than HoSe,
and don't want to see any one less educated than
himself fill the vacancy.
REney has not resigned, but will do 80, leaving
twenty mine senators.
Graham is still the only candidate for the First
Circuit Judgeshlp caucus of Robertson's
friends was held to- night. Wright was called on
for speech, but declined, on account OF his judi
cIal position.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending November "a,
1870, and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
Rs- Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are advertised"
Mr Office hours from A. N. to OK P. N. On
Sundays from 5h to 8K P. M.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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value of all taxable real and personal property in

value Of all taxable real anu personal property IN
the county. 1t appears the old board OF commis
sloners deposit ell an estimate Of county charges
and debts for the fiscal year commencing lst No
vember, 1868, amounting to $4,000. The Legisa
ture, at that session, authorized the commission.
ers to levy tax OF three mills. The value oi
property in the county was s5,Soo,ooo, which
at three mills would realize s17,4oo The
estimate for the fiscal year commencing Isl
November, 1859, was $4,000, the assessed
value of property being SI,50o,oo0, and The
levy of three mills amounting to s22,5oe, leaving
a deficit OF s65OO, which added to that OF 1868,
made deficiency Of s14,ioo. The commissioners
were aware Of the deficiency, and took the neces.
sary action to apply to the Legislature for an in
crease of taxation; but being informed that bill
then before the Legislature would certainly pass,
they desisted. When too late, they found their
information incorrect. With the estimate for the
present year the aggregate amount necessary to
be raised is $4,000. This will necessitate 8 tax
of six mills.
sUBoRDINi ATE OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE AND COM.
MITTEHs
William Hayne was to-day announced by the
speaker as his appointee to the office OF reading
clerk of the House. he is colored man, and
brother OF Harry Hayne, senator from Marion.
&c does not seem as efficient as the late clerk,
Frost. Tie duties OF assistant clerk are being
performed by Mr.. William Etter, who fllcd this
position last winter. He is, as well, clerk Of the
Council Of Columbia, birth not at oil TO be de-
spised. William is lucky.
The committees will not be announced before
next week. One OF the inducements held out for
adjournlng over until Monday next was that
Noses would then have time to I'll these properly.
So mote 1t be.
DEFICIT IN ACCOUNTS OF COUNTY TREASURER.
The former county treasurer, Mr. Robertson,
was Indicted, 1t will be remembered, by the last
grand jury on account Of deficit Of some three
thousand dollars In his accounts. Considerable
surprise Is evnced that the matter Is not pushed,
and move Is being talked Of to request Solicitor
Talley to attend to 1t.
DWELLING IN MARBLE HALLS.
Some spectators were considerably amused to-
night at the sight Of member from the country,
who had had his baggage q. e. carpet.bag) car
rled to the Statehouse, and was astonished to
ind the rooms all taken. BE was only little
ahead OF the times. After few sessions all legis.
latIve baggage will be checked through to the
Scott House.
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BEAST TBUTLER CRAZY.
BOSTON, November

BOSTON, November a..
Among his temptations TO war with Eng
land, Butler says: 81 cannot but recall the truth
that our Southern brethren, many Of the best
and brayest Of whom fought against the govern
ment in the vain attempt to. ridthemselves of the
glorious memory Of its history, are longing to
fight once more under the starry folds Of the old
nag. Give the privilege TO tae brave sons Of
the South TO defend theif country again
in foreign war, and especially one with Great
Britain, not loved by them any more than by us,
and it would bring us oil together again, uniting
us under one nag, one country and one destiny.
Insomuch is this reunion the hope OF patriots,
that one feels almost in doubt whether to accom-.
plish this would not be worth all the loss Of blood
and treasure in such war;.
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JOHN HUM, Chairman,
noy1o.3o JAMES E. McGREGOR, Clerk.

ng MONUMENT TO LEE IN RICH
MOND.-Iti is proposed that the fourth Sabbath
In November (Novemtcr 27thl be observed as a
MEMORIAL DAY OF GENERAL LEE throughout
the South, and that every Congregation tonristian
and Hebrew should make their contributions
for the Monument on that'day. Clergymen are
respectfully requested to notify their Congrega-
tlons Of this proposal, take up collections and re.
NIT their contributions to MISS s. N. RANDOLPH, F,
Secretary OF the Ladies' Lee Monument Commit
tee, Box sss, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. wM q. MCFARLAND, :.
MRS. G. ". RANDOLPH.
MRS. JAMES LYONS,
MRS. WIN. BROWN,
MISS NICHOLAS. nov23-4
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sS- Persons depositing letters in Cue Postoihce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter ONCE.
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1mm1eRAruoN CONVENTION.
IsDIiNApoLIs, November 2

INDIANAPOLIS, November "a.
The permanent organization Of the Immi-
grafton Convention Is as follows: Governor Baker,
president; Colonel Loomis, Of New York and Mr..
Greenbaum, OF Illinois, secretaries, with one vice.
president from each State and Territory repre-
sented.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

1t is reported that McClurg has called an ex-
ira session OF the Missouri Legislature, AMI that
Drake has been appointed to the Court OF Claims
judgeship.
The Convention OF Sunday-schools OF the Balti.
more Conference Methodist Church South, as
semb,ed at staunton, Va, yesterday. The bound
aries embraced Maryland, the District Of Colum-
bia and Valley OF Virginia. 1t will remain in ses-
sion until Sunday.
julius Stiles, colored, was shot dead at Eliza
beth Furnace, Va, by another negro, for being
too intimate with his wife, Edwards male his
escape.
Forty OF the Baton Rouge riot prisoners were
Internationally discharged yesterday, after four
teen days'imprsonment in New Orleans. There
was not particle Of evidence to implicate them
In the riot.
R. R. Martin, president OF the ocean National
Bank, OF New York, has resigned. S. Stevenson
succeeds him.
The United States flagship Congress arrived ct
Havana on the 10th Instant from Key Vest
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funeral Nptlres.

MS THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of MCMILLAN KING, Esq, and Of his parents, DR..
and Mrs. Mitchell @. King, are invited to attend
the Funeral Services Of the former, at the First
Presbyterian Church, THIS (FRIDAI) MORNING, at
half.past 10 O'Clock: noV25
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FIRE AND RIorIN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, November "a,

PHILADELPHIA, November "a.
The new Theatre, Museum and Menagerie
Took fire during the performance The audience
took a panic, but none were injured. The fire
was extinguished.
colored military company Oh the way to re-
view was assailed, both going and coming. One
white was seriously, and negro fatally, hurt.
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TIE SUPREME CoURr-NovEMBER TERN,
1s7o-This court met In Columbia on the I'd.
Present-Cnier Justice Moses ana Associate JUS
tices Willard anu Wright. ,,,,,
In re A. c. Spain, So Rule to show cause.
Return was read by Mr.. Fraser for respondent.
Mcssrs. Fraser and Richardson were heard los
|. aie,os,-
tiou made OF the cases following: Joseph
Crews ct al ads $. S. Farrar d bFo'
Peter, Il. Scott ais the State Thonlas -.
Bagett vs. Allen Barksdal--StrlcH OIL.
James G. Williams ads. Rhodl Williams; slia
JOhnstoue, commissioner, vs. T. IL. CROOKS CT AZ
Blease & Baxter VS.. Simeon Pratt; Daniel Loeo W.
F. w, Faircy, alminis'ratur; a. ". Frederick w.
A. F. O,Bryan, executor; james NJ. Smith vs.. u
h. Cooke; John Estern rs. V. d. V. Jaulison-
continued.
4. II. Belllngs vs.. William C. Megsett-a5an-
John Bellings VS.. William C. Meggett-aban-
done.
Iu the case Of Patrick J. Caogan VS.. Benjamin ].
Parker ct ux executor, Mr.. 8ulSt ie IL the brief.
On the ODD inst ,nt In the case OF A. Y. spain.
ESQ.,, the chef.justlce delivered the Judgment OF
| the court. Rule discharged. The cnlri Justice, In
his ruling. accepts the dlsavOwal OF tile respon-
dent OF Intentional dlscourtesy, and therefore
| considers the alleged contempt as ''purged.n
The case ar Coogan vs. Parker was resumed.
| Mr.. Buist was heard for plaintiff In error; Mr..
| Cohen for defendants In error. Mr. Coroln ID re
| ply: ,.., ,ou,o,,r mn ,,.. .+-,o,
off, The court then adjourned.
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SP4LDING IN WASH
INGTON.
WASHINGTON, November "a.

WAsuISGToN, November 81.
Neither papers nor markets have been re-
ccved here or northward to-day. The reception
of Archbishop Spa!ding was magnificent aRaiT
aud nearly twenty thousand persons were In the
PROCESSION The colored Catholics IN the process
sion were quite feature ami their costumes and
behavior iu the devout celebration e!iclted much
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RECEPTION OFTHE NEWS O B
.4OSTA's ELECTION IN H4Y4NA.

HAVANA, November "a.
Salutes were fired in honor of Aosta's elec-
lion. DeRodas to-day liberated 5000 negroes. The
city is comparatively healthy.
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Marrien.

FRoST-PARKER-on the 18th instant. at
Trinity Church, Abbeville. by Rev. W. p Dubose,
THOMAS FROST, Jr, OF Charleston, to MARTHA c.,
daughter Of DIR. Edwin Parker, OF Abbeviile.
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ne ~HARBORMASTER'S OFFICE
The Harbormaster's once has been removed back
to the old stand, No. II EXCHANGE STREET
Dnv1A-2 rT.t.' ,-'ai
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Railroads..
AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
- ROAD.
Sa 2W re &c pg ls. II: ii. ':ss sE. S;ssssas
n,scr>crn Tp ISs ,n thIs Road RIM daily aa
Railroads.

SST i::iEAHS i1sg---Ssa&
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily az
follows:
Leave Charleston. .S.3u a. NJ.
Arrive at Savannah. ah.............30Op +. ".
Leave Savannah h......"........ll.l5 A. u.
Arrive at Charleston 500 P. N.
Connects at savannah with the Atlantic 9 Cult
Railroad for Jacksonville, st. Augustine, anu all
points in Florida.
Witt Central Railroad FOR Macon, Atlanta, No.
bile, New Orleans and the West.
With Steamboats, for points on the savannah
River.
At Charleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for all points
North and West.
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels
In Charleston; Screven House, Savannah; anu ali
principal Ticket offices North and South.
Frelghts forwarded daily to and from saVan'
nah and oil points beyond.
Through Bills of Ladlng issued to Jacksonville,
Palatka, &c.
Tariff as low as by any other line:
@. 8. GADSDEN,
oct5 Engineer and Superintendent.
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5uffial Nntlrss.

@ TAKE AYERS CHERRY PECTO.
RAL to stop your Colds, Coughs and Bronchial
Affections, before they run into Consumption that
YOU cannot stop. nov25fmw3D&w
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~ ~NOTICE.-OFFICE COUNTY COM
MIssIoNERs, FIRE-PRoOF BUILDING,
CHARLESTON, s. G., NOVEMBER %, 1s7o.-The
Board Of County Commissioners having qualified
and organized, are now prepared to approve Of
the bonds OF Public. Officers.
F. @. MILLER,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
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B-SHALL NATURE BE.SU STAINED?
To give debilltatlng medicines to the weak Is
about as sensible .as 1t would be to try to help
man to his feet by kicking him when he vas
down.
That sort Of practice is going out OF fashion. 1t
has filed so many graveyards that people no
nger believe In 1t.
Irthose who are not strong by nature expect to
avoid the attacks OF disease, they must endeavor
to acquire the ygor necessary to resist it.
How Is this to be done Common sense sug.
gests by the use OF nvgoratlng medicine.
The great object Is to strengthen the system
without exciting 1t.
This object Is accomplished by the judlcious use
OF the most potent and genial OF all vegetable
tonics and lteratlves-HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS.
Many valuable properties are combined in this
preparation. 1t improves the appetite and rem
ders digestion easy and perfect.
1t Riyes steadlness the nerves, induces a
healthy, natural now OF bile; prevents constipa-
| tIon without unduly purgIng the bowels; gently
stimulates the circulation, and by promoting
! vigorous condition Of the physical system, pro-
notes, also, that cheerfulnass which Is the truest
indication OF well-balanced condition OF oil the
| animal powers.
summer leaves both the body and the mind
more or less exhausted. Now Is the time TO re-
crut them and thus forestal the malarious fevers
and other complaints which PROSTATE 30 many
thousands every fall. noV10-5D&c
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4 CHAPTER OF NEWS.

Hobnobbing for the Public Printing
About Southern Correspondence--The
Blue Ridge Busfness--Protests-I
Marble Halls.
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ss~ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
rRUsSES.-Comfort anal Cure for the Ruptaied.
Sent postpaid OIL receipt OF 10 ceo's. address
Or. E. 3. FOUrE, No. l29 Lexington avenue, New
vou,. dsc16
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:w- AWAY WITH SPECTACLBs.-OLD
ryes made new, easily, without doctor or meal-
clnes. Sent postpaid or receipt Of 10 cents. ad-
dress DR.. E. B. F0OTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue,
.ou yore declh
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I'm z Re O Ell Y E D,
C.npo1aTE = OF LINE. the best DtsipfectanS
assIrnVer of Rats, Mice Bugs, Cockroaches,
anu ! small quantity placed where they frequent
win at once disperse them. y,.,.oh,. po,n Er.
Pendeton's Panacea, OF Vegetaoie ram ga
'rsot fresh supply Of Fleming's Worm confectionsr
'ns sIso oD fresh supply Of SEAL oLEUM the greas
remedy for Rheumatism; ., -.
ro' ""-' DR.. q. BAEk,
u.vu No. ISL Meeting street,
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w GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils and the propristy
or improprety OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified FOR matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. All
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
po sepl7-3mOs
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SEA GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

sB-A GRAND EPOCH In SCLENCE--
from the time when, in 1894, Dr.. RUGGE discoy.
cred s.CarbolIc Acid" and its extraordinary medi.
cal effects, nothing in the history OF Medicine has
equalled 1t. Largely used by the French phys.
clans in treatment Of consumpriye and scrofu-
ous diseases, 1t was introduced by the Court Phy'
sicien Of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prns'
sia, and from thence to the United States. NO
thing else Of the present day can equal hnn,
RY,s SOLUTION OR CARBOLIC CoNsTiTuIloN
RENOvAToR. Patients get better after o''eS o''o
dose has been, taken, and we cordially recommend
It to the plbnc.-[Editor "Argus'" 'anA' A''
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ms- CHARLESTON. NOVEMBER %.

~ CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER %,
1s7o.-MR. LOUIS sHERFEsEE, Agent OF the
Security Life Insurance and Annuity Company
OF New York:
DEAR SIR-Allow me to tender my sincere
thanks to you, and the company you represent, for
their promptness In paying me the amount Of two
thousand $4,000 dollars in FULL for Policy 22,755
on thellfe Of my late husband, HENRY HESS
LER. Yours, very respectfully,
poy4-2 HELENA HESSLER.
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An1nsements.

a G A DE ID of NJ = y
Lessee. .LAuRAsKHnu.
THIS tFfidsy) NIGHT, last but one, and Benehtof
MARIETTA. RAVEL. 49,
First time OF tho New Sensational Military Drama,
JANTIN.E,
THE PRIDE OF TIE 14rH,
Introducing
vrvANDIERE DANCE, SWORD COMBAT,
AND
THRILLING ESCAPE ON, THE TIGHT Rope.
SATURDAY, -. 8
noves.l THE WILD CAT..- "s'''-
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~ NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
that Check No. 1877, dated August 18th, 1870, for
$1,000, signed JOHN HUM, Chairman Board Of
County Commissioners, and drawn on E.. 8.
KUH, County Treasurer, has been lost or mis-
laid at Columbia, South Carolina. This is to warn
all parties that the said CHECK is null and vold no
equlvalen: having been received therefor.
BY order OF the Board.
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