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u i.uot yet certain whether Ohio viii rltity
Tie Fifteenth Amendment or not. The orgsuiz--
tou ot tae .oesr House is Democratic, through "a
coalition between the regular Democrats and the
Indie. lent members from Hamilton County ,
Put tle course which these Independents Will
pursue .a tL, amendment is yet in doubt The
Republicans. however profess 70 be e-uaient
thar tae measure win command the support Of
she lt,.u' members
New York, or rather Tammany Hall, has just
sc re.,iaiel the ratification OF that State This
WAS very naturally tie first measure Of the
legislature, and it WIS the occasion Of great
deal q; absurd b4ucomte on the part If the
Democrats
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

L is ordered by the Court that on the 81 Fri
day in January, A. D. 1871, between the hours
ofeleven O'Clock in the forenoon and two O'Clock
IN the afternoon, respondent be hanged By the
neck till dead, at the State Prison at Windsor in
the County Of Windsor-and that, in the mean
time, and until the infiction Of said sentence
the respondent be imprisoned in solitary conine-
ment in said State Prison
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

of Miles to pay this bill. the plaintiffs brought an
action of assumpsit in the City Court of this CITY
for the amount Of the bill, and at the same time
trusted Messrs Houghton y Go. Defendant
was defulted AMI Judgment rendered against
him for S229 20 damages and costs. 1t appeared
that the trustees had given their notes to Miles
for 5000, and that Miles, before service OF the
trustee process, hat procured the endorsement
of r. S. Taft, and afterwards had sold them 10
V. ?. Noyes That before this, Noyes hal nou-
fed the eni0rser Of his purchase, but failed 10
notify the makers Of the notes. After the serv-
ice Of the trustee process, Ncyes sid the notes to
A. Burton, who transferred them to the First
National Bank Of ST. Adams The questions
before this court are LIST. Whether the notice
to Tan was such as to protect the makers Of the
notes fsom trustee process or, u. if it was not
sufficient, whether the bank cannot hold the
notes uuder n clause in sec A., chap xxxiv,
Generl statutes, which provides that negotiable
paper shall be subject 90 trustee process, unless
It shall appear the same bad been negotiated AMI
notice thereof given to the maker or endorse
before the service Of the trustee process on hin-
under certain provisions
AessTs. Il II. Talcott and D. Roberts f.
plaintiffs and trustees K. : Taft sni h. L
hard for claimant-the First Natonal Bank Of
St Adams
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-01-14

une OF the English magician Homes newest
fel,s is 10 make brandy disappear from glass
tumbler Several individuals in this city are
rrletieing ou This feat. and think they can do it
yet Whether they will be able to keep their
fee; after practice bias made perfect, remains to
he seen
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SIS GOLD WATCHES. $40
THE ONLY GENUINE DoUBLE-EXTRA
REFINED
oEDE GOLD WATCHES,
MANUFACTURED By THE GROIDE
W ATCH CO..

Are all Of the best make, hunting cases, war;
ranted not to tarnish look like fine Gold :
wears like Gold, and are equal to the best gold
watches in make and finish with the best full
'eweled detached and patent levers. extra fine
classes, Gents and Ladies' size, Sl5 each.
The double extra refined, solid Oroide gold.
a No /, full jeweled levers, at $50 each.
Sent by express anywhere within the United
States, at regular wholesale prices PAYABLE
on delivery. No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order is
made IA good faith. Any package may DO
opened and examined before paid for, by pay
ing the express charges only
Persons can order by mail with safety. BY
sending money in advance, in a registered
letter, and the goods will be sent as regis
tered package. perpaid, It our risk.
An agent sending for six watches will re-
ceiye an extra watch free-making seven SI5
watches for $50, or seven $50 watches for s12O
Also elegant 0roide gold chains-of latest
and most costly styles. fer Ladies' and Gentle
mems Wear, from 10 to 40 inches long, at
prices Of -, s4, Sc and IS each sent with
watch, at lowest wholesale prices
Oar watches are all made OF the genuine
solid oroiie gold, refined are all perfectly
and adjusted. and guaranteed by
the company 70 keep correct time and wear
and not tafnish State the kiHd.size I'D price
Of watch required. and order only Of
THE ORJlDE WATCH co,
III I43 Fulton Street. New York.
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Interae- rzs @

IIIJTI
Governor lloffman has Recommended 70
the leyi..slr, New YORK that tbs inter
est on The state deb. be again paid il com
From this, il appear, that under Fro,,p,s
admin, tera,;,n ,La ;.,.,.., r.. ,.;3 i.
cnrreocv w -. ,.- LII, :"
the legislature o1ionrnrJ whom n,ai..n..
any provision for INC n,v,nent If The ;r,.r.
es, in coin and Ls on,,ool.a .a..,,.;..l:...
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The states agreed 70 7aY he iarsTes. o.
tbs - 70 7,I aei have lall 10 c1a
rrcv. Tie general eurerameu, narrowed
deprecated cals. uey. ana promised % pss
in tae sa4e ..ad Of lolgg The uaa 1ao
refuE-a.3 Tie bars4ia ca the part u he
.,ses nos b4ge he auiacitg - say that
tie .rerfJraauee Of Tie barz4.a = the gen
eraI government woull le q yiil4iny. This,
too, nhen the money borrowed, a4l which
it is now proposed to return, IS worth mueh
more than when the government received il.
What credit should be given &c poli;i-
cal party whose professions Of morality and
regard fer honor ia relation 10 the payment
Of j BIS ere so plainly and opaniy contra
dictcd by acts OF ncaEBess and c0Itemptu-
Gus tEampiing on the public faith?
4 lev days ago when Mr.. Munger OF
OHIO. proposed, in 2 speech in congress, to
rcpuiiate tie public debt, outright, repub-
licans cou.d fui 30 words severe enough to
an>werth proposition. lie proposed no h
ing worse than the ruling party hss done IN
the state governments. Tie proposed uoi b.
ing worse than Grant did in suggesting that
the secretary Of The treasury 90 to shaving
cr.eHt cks.
L. a. have fever moral ideas and a
little more honesty in loyal faanci.ring
-Chtcaco Tines.
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These Drops are scientifically compounded
8uid preparation, ana hgte. diam any Pills.
Powders or Nos.gpms Being li4uii. their
action is djrec, and positive, rendering them
"a reliable. speedy and perfect specific fer the
cure Of All instructions and suppress n- Of
nature. Their pogGl- rity is indicated the
fact that over 10000 bottles are aulilaIlv
sold and consumed ~ tbe ladies Of he United
Suites, every one or whom speak in the
strongest terms of praise Of their great merits
They are rapidly taking the place Of every
other Fens-Ie Remedy, and arc considered by
AL who know aUEht Of them, as the surest
safest, and most inf4iGble preparation in the
weird. for the cure Of all female complaints,
tha removal Of all distinctions Of nature. and
the promotion Of health. reg laritv and
siren 9Th, Explicit directions stating when
they nay be used, and explaining when and
why they should not. nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to nature $
chosen laws. VIII De found carefully folded
around each bottle, with the written Signature
Of JoHN L. LYoN without which none are
genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON. 1875
Chsuel Street, New Haven. Conn. who can
be consulted either personally. OF BIZ mail.
(enela.iH- stamp.) concerning all private
diseases and female weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
c. G. CLARK & CO..
Gen'l Agents foT e s. and Canadas.
T. s J Robinson, agents, Manitowec. Wis
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aay j, Jatsrn Fl vi,h se2rvy and
la. 8.aI aid E4s buried
C-s 6ae
A leaves sa.,s.y TIe Hle followed
saa "a. Sc eaae 10 passage running
TIA.
ls2 December 4l. TIE rain died
IN His t-T.h TINS day. al s o c'ooS, \ Il i,
aL~ re are toJ weak 70 move illu. Saaa n
~ Eur, and the cook are dead, or dying
OF nnger ea The CABIN floor!
he have now been ueset iTo years ana
twfniy one days. In that zine twenty
.0ur men have died out Of ere" q nine
aid twenty-uo hope! ne mercy ME
h1-. where Is this TO end! We sailed
urou Friday, and this"
shat tie heck abruptly, fl ! could
perceive r!ank horror stealing over the
faces o. my com paD3ous as We stood beside
that old Hss-gi-a iICzeA tomb; ana favored
by te6 iigat Of rising moon, we proceed
ed ~ regain our vessel with All the spgei
ne could eX5tt, 70. 20 some u appeared as
It our future fate was iuaItu.ly ioreshadow
81 IN :he Story Of tits Old doomed ship.
Hat q mile dis ant. or her sgaTbouid bow,
ar Ice coated pole was visible, a. II marking
lue place Ehegc her dead were buried.
Ton hlte and the other seamen strap
ped thg yui.ar-T pes over their sl1oC deFs,
and proceeded On IN front. " followed
on in silence, and only turned from time 10
time 10 cast q glance at the old wha.er,
whose sHars e.lm.GeTed darby against the
starry ssy. Iae moon rose IN her full
northern >pIguj0r a. we troi gloomiy
Uu over ths frozen snow the awful stiffness
Of the frozen sea fled Us with a solemn
emotion, and sorely depressed the spirits Of
ear party, for We were not without fears
lest we should be obliged to quote entire.
in our log book similar to those found II
the mouQying isg book.
But, thanks 10 an ogegTuliHg Pr0videnc,
Ee were confined n our gloomy quarter:
but ; short tiHe longer. The next morn
ms i1Ik breeze from southeast once
more set Us clear Of the ice, and We bore
away for warmer attitudes.
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ga Witch, pair Of Blankets, Gull. or
Shawl for 0ae Dollar az pears almost iul>
Ai1,e, tut >ach nay be had aud han-
dTcds Of other u-eln, articles by patrouziag
PARKER s 60. 5 ONE DOLLAR
SALE.
IAcir system IF doing business has been
exaujned iy the authorities and a Decision
rendered from the Internal Revenue de
paHment al Washington 51sed New. in.
1905. declaring Their business perfectly
Tar and legitimate and entirely different
from the ncmeTous gift enterprises. OF
course all d. not get watches, blankets.
&c., ~ Quo Dollar ont in eref7l LARGE CTaI
ore y these articles ore suhi far Oal Dol~
ter As an extra luIucemeut. and some
member Of the csub has she chance of %
tululng It. 4 uew feature introduced ty
tbs en'eFpTi-iag 6rn, Is 20 pay their
agents IN either ceSh or merchandise aud
% Pre- pay The expires, charges Natetter
opportunity c4a be offered either ladies
q gentlemen, having leisure time, than to
form clubs Tor this firm
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Livery and Sale Stable,
AT
G H L T o ", 9TTiSC NSIN

he undersigned respectfully informs the
/ public th-f he has established Livery
and sale sta1ie a. this place and hopes, by
strict attention to business. to merit the TQbiic
patronage lie win furnish fast teams and
Comfort bic conveyance, and eill keep horses.
r1iagas, wagons and sleigbs for sale Par
ties from Fond au Lac or MaaiyoF &c, uho wish
last and fresh teams, upon their arrival here.
to convey them 90 either # the above points.
wi,l u furnished Oh reasonable terms.
JOHN III. DOYLE
Chiffon, Wis, Dee. IotII, 1865. 23-tf
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Physician, Surgeon and Ac-
coucheur.

ESPECIAL attention given, a. heretofore,
Il during a long experience 70 difficult
OBSTETRICS and sUBGERl together
with UTERINE diseases and diseases Of the
LUNGS
Eg- Nothing would BE more grt'ifyiI.g shan
to be able u attend 10 every call, aah thereby
please all but as this Is impossible, dag
practice only is solicited.
0aiee on York street, opposite Beer and
Kern store Residence corner CT Main anl
Chicago streets, directly Vest Of .i2 Episco-
Ial Church.
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ABOUT BALD HEADS.
AnacE0te OF ZE-CFOy6rL0r Randall
how he was Discounted

HOW lie was Discounted.
nv
lAa Nc" nav Il ltehh.j Lever teiis the
-atIo"lhS Story bout & AcHefncr handail
oi ms STATE, "aich. "1i.5 Il Do S not bear
cEiu.. o. perfect FcFacitJ, VIII DO no enc
any HaTn
Inc '"i me-" nave Aaa the'i az me ieah
l.>1 ''-'.i.: ,'e 2ilaelS' me o'i-c+ err; me
t1.oW c-.a--.-T9, ne Ia& IicEers and Tie
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-13
The Silent Ship.
BY /. B ANGEL.

BY /. =. ANGEL.
We had been cruising in the Arctic re-
g.on- 81 some tIue IN search Of whales,
aa4 had Sc far met with good success; hBg
,vg-uale LoqF OIL. ed 90 bold up tar while.
ln account Of che hsa.ln- Ice. 81 We gus
IL l5r lie cod aaI sterile coast Of Green
laaa. am Eai the good fortune Of getting
wlslHn about - miles oftae southern eZ~
fra4..tg # Cape Farewell Here oar fur
ttar progress was barred ~ an immense
field gl Zee reaching TO the Uass.aaa,
which rc-amb.g1 a huge cloud on NE el-~
taat horizon. Accordingly q hands were
cal q ar. oar g4. ant gr.tt was 500 strlH-
pa 1T her canvas. her anchors ma.c is-t
~ gl.a ics a'gae-5#- sud everything 4ada
SING Isr L stay q: perhaps several a9n Is.
"a our Lee quarters.
Iae next uagHl1g sc iaaHd our ives
eryg8aaa il a dense mis- common 10
those iadta1a-, with lhs aia4 blowing
strongly FROM the northeast. Thu yeay
d'-asree4o.e weather continued t4r SOM.
u-y 7 = ~ Sl .t' w 49, - ~
q III ~ ~ ~ H..
y "-ie ~" 1.I"' 2 III L'l,,' -. ~,
a'i.. MG1A &I.4t-I Aus same 7" l.'n
U.s. !" lh5 snaps % 2 Na.' n-l,. q o.,s il.a''
came bearing down upon US nee >@LIe c.h~
-umiu2 demon; bur, luckily TOR u, pro
iecIoa in one portion Of the Fl a came In
contact with the fed on the opposite side
of - thUa leaving Us enclosed IN space
esd. bling a wide RESERVOIR Of clear blue
water.
The next day the sun came ont, with all
the brightness and suendor Of a tropical
climate, Aboat ten clock some of The
h,rI. were sent a}.ft r. rake down lie
ROYAL ward. ana convey them lDto til. hold
( tif.r hair.r a.,fr a .bart time one ~ fine
! MN ra,gaIi,.I .orIo5hia., laalino yarr much
/ He = va...I c{F the s,araa-f.I pl.'r.er
! TEa cbist mae s1oo ,.-,salsJ fha r...,.n.,
-v.,l his las and Md her oaf il &, 3
/ lar-e shin firmly imUed3.d IN ffa ies. vi /,
her topu.a-ts gone and piece Of cauya.
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has had n the treatment Of this kind Of cen
plant, he not My having studied with tn
best and most celebrated Professors IN
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Gaaz
-" ~ ssslA g '2- l't Alz1s e
1lliee; b-- The c'ca-- Tt!at A-1 tA--f tate
oses
Overcome ~ strange cmo-ioa, We
hun=- eaek, me saziHg a. her, VINE sac
stood i4e5e hae z sheet iain'.o iAe .ho-t.
81 soup 'h the frosty sunshine = go AI'ii
even-n b4t 70 laan attempted 70 to4Fd
her, TIL Eted- labor, takihe q hate.sei
from he s.edEe. exclaimed, lome On
sh'gD'aies' Wei overhaul. he- and pro-
ceeded az once TO mouat iron tie ice 10
her main chains.
+ As he efasled the starhoaTd shfonas
about The upper ds1a-eyes, tile y L.oie SaFee
/ way If3n i"eif rotten car h@.ptaFf' ana
crashed about AiN' Niih shower o. Ice
tASL laa eo..lla t1siA iof years.
| ,by JoFe. iAa7' twas q [1ss5icaS lbs
cFait ielt the ;'zzef Mani. saia las' =
/ We t,7A-oe.e- &sttf L'A' ae,. y 0Asl
s.o2i Upon ieF qeth' ilcil wa t.a,sa
~otds t'2 ie11 Gel WIN ~ q o1-H
Sho"' 90 me pure "1l-enesS u "H'eh 10
! 1907 l,"-A :" a. f'.teie'
ID pre-. h-ess siiedeS OFT party .tls.l '.h
:
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Alssiirtss.

UTAsHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
w CHARITABLE ASSOcIATInN.--Atten
Hall. at 7 O'CLOCK ]. L. CONCUR,
deco Secretary and Treasurer.
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Eg- AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD
Lnvaiids, broken down In health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering f!om the terrible
exhaustion which rollows the attacks OF acure dis.
ease HE testimony OF thousands who have been
raised as b? II miracle from similar state OF
prustra'iou by uGSrE rTHK'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS, IS 1 sure guarantee that By the same means
you TOO may be strengthened and restored. But
TO those who stand In p, ril ol epltcucs TO all
who, by reason Of exposure, privations. end m.
conpenial climate or unhealthy pursuits, may at
auy moment be stricken down. this paragraph is
most particularly and en,pllatically addressed.
You. who are thus situated, are protTsred m ab-
solute safeguard against the danger that menaces
YOU. Tone and regulate tile system with this
harmless medicinal StimDlan. and Alternative, and
YOU Will be forearmed against the malaties whose
seeds Aoat around you In the air Unseen. HOS
TETiER,S STOMACH BIrrEK3 are not only q
s.endard Tonic and Alternative throughout the
Un,reu States bnt they are accredited by the GER
Iidcates of the most distinguished citizens OF the
Union, 10 the people OF all other lands. In Canada,
Australia end the West ln'ics, they are gradually
taking place OF all other stomachics, whether
native or foreign. and as surely as truth Is pro-
pressiye an demonstration overthrows doubt,
they will eventually supersede every other In
yicorant and Restorative now employed IN
medicinal, nractice. decl7:oD6c
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change in existing laws which would; de-
priye them Of. any portion Of their party
strength. They should remember, however,
that although representation Of minorities
would work against them in the low coun-
try, it would rebound 10 their advantage in
what are known as the white counties of the
State. Whether adopted or not, the system
we advocate is based upon the broadest
spirit Of justice and fair dealing, and sooner
or later the principle OF minority representa-
ton will, we firmly believe, be eDgrafted
upon the constitution Of every State in the
Union In South Carolina 1t Is, at all events,
a cheering sign when Radical paper, rep
resentiug the voting majority, becomes an
earnest upholder Of a policy which is as wise
as it is necessary and desirable.
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We HOPE that the public will not
have to walt much longer for printed
copies of the annual reports Of the
Treasurer and Comptroller General. These,
however arranged, can be made to show the
true condition of the State finances, and the
information they contain should be prompt
ly in possession Of the taxpayers and Of the
creditors of the State. Silence and secrecy
are injuring the public credit; the whole
truth will do far more good than harm.
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dec22-thS2
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rERMS OF THE NEWS.

TEE DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, So; six
months "a; three months 50 so. Served In the
c,sy at E1eHrEEN CENTS week, payableto the car
rters, or So year, paid in advance at the ONCE
TIE TRI.wEEKLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays, one yesr 81; siA
months So.
TIE WEEKLY News, one syear So Six copies
$40. Ten copies, to one address, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable III advance,
and no uaper conr,nuea after the expiration OF
che time paid for.
sddress RIoRDAN. DAWSON & Co..
N"Uie'0 No. I4s East Bay. Charleston, SC
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Guccial Notlre5.
NOT WISE

@rNo HUMBUG.- DO NOT WISH
to inform you, reader, that DR.. Wonderful or any
other man. has discovered remedy that cures
all diseases Of mind. body or estate, and is de-
signed to make our sublunary sphere blissful
Paradise, to which Heaven itself shall be but q
side show, but we do wish to inform you that DR..
SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY has cured thousands
of cases OF Catarrh in It's worst forms and stages
and the proprietor will pay $500 for case OF this
loatlsome disease which he cannot cure. 1t may
be procured OF druggists, or by mail for 60 cents,
from r. v. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y. PAM
nhlet sent free dec22 -thstuSDSC
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JUDGE VERNON declared in the House OF
Representatives on Tuesday that it was not
his intention ''to offer any contempt" to that
body, and the Speaker then announced that
the case OF contempt was at an end. The
proposed Impeachment of Judge Vernon will
not be proceeded with until after the holidays,
and it is not considered likely that anything
serious will even then be done.
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EOR RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL
E ESTATE ia Orangeburg District situated
on Lyons Greek, three and half miles from the
south Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
260o acres, soil rich red clay, adapted 70 cotton,
corn wheat, root crops ana clover.
splendid range for cattle; sunny hlllsides for
vineyards, and low lands for meadows. Lyons
Creek, large, never-lallIng stream runs through
the estate, and furnishes one OF tne nnest Water
powers In the State.
A most valuable iron ore has been discovered
recently on the place.
The estate has on 1t all the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, barns stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. 1t has been IN con
slant cultivation since the war, and the splendid
growing crop would give entire satisfaction.
1t is offered for rent or sole, on reasonable
terms.
Address hrS, u. ID. kEII.,
Society Hill, Darlington District s. q.
Or R. II. MARSHALL G BRO., No. 80 Broad
street. aug4
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ns- NO FICTION! No HUMBUG |

@ NO FICTION! NO HUMBUG |!
but real treasure, within the reach OF every fe-
male; none need be discouraged. One trial will
prove the value Of the PHIL0ToKEN OR. FE-
MALES FRIEND, which by its specific action on
the system, restores brightness to the eye, bloom
to the faded cheek, health to the body, and safety
and comfort during periods Of trIal-promptly re-
levlng nausea, hysteria. &c. Sold at 81 per bot
tic by the Druggists. Wholesale Agents. DoWlE,
NOISE & DAVIS. Charleston. s. G. dec22
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funeral Notices.

as- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqueintances OF Mrs. Ann Corcoran, and of her
sons Joseph and JAMES CoRcoRAN, are respect.
fully invited to attend the Funeral OF the latter
from his late residence, No. 90 Smith street, THIS
AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock. aec22.*
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WE understand that there are several
thousand acres of land in Marlboro for sale,
offered cheap to persons who wish to immi-
crate to this State and till the SOIL
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~ PIMPLES ON THE FACE.-FOR
Comedoncs, BlacSworms or Gruos, Pimply Erup-
tions aud blot he'd 'isfguratlons on the Face use
PERAY,S CoMEDoNE AND PIMPLE REMEDY,
Depot No. 40 Bond street, New York. Sold by
Drucgists everywhere dec15-thstu3mos
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Marrie6.

MURTISHAW-COvERT.- this city. on the
evening OF the 18th December, 1870, by the Rev. G.
". II. Creighton. OF the South Carolina Confer
ence. B. F. MURTISHAw and CoRNELIA B. COVERT,
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