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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-21
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nas-NOTICE:-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against creditlug any OF the
Grew Of the BARK MONSOON, as no debts Of their
contracting win be paid BY the Captain or Con.
o,.nee GO. coz, Superintendent
a,;o,o n. &R P. n. & M. Co.
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SALE OF Booths FOR TuH GREAT FAIR
Messrs Leltch l. Bruins viii sell. under the ham.
mer at three O'Clock this afternoan tho sites al
lotted for the twenty-five re:reshuleut and lager
booths to be erected for the approaching Iusti-
tute Fair It Is believed tias the Fair will attrsot
q throng, the like OF which Charleston has never
yesseen, and many an honest penny viii! DO turned
By the lucky bidders who r,sy chance TO secure
the.more prominent booths. Afs=r the sale OF the
twenty two Is concluded, the large stand, known
as the Club, House, which will dispense comforts
OF every description for the inner man. will be
put up The sale win positively take place as the
Fair grounds at three o'clock P. II. The proceeds,
or course, are for the benefit Of tile Fair.
SS--
BRUTAL MURDER, OF CoLoRED NAN BIZ
Soerr's MILrr1A.-The Edgeaeli Advertiser says !:
sson Saturday last there was . Radical meeting
at Ridge Spring. To this mee,ilg there came q
company OF the Scott negro militia from Mount
wnlng-a company not yet In possession OF the'r
W!pchesters. Many OF them, however. brought
with them their own guns, and upon arriving
stacked these guns aud placed two sentrles to
guard them. In the course Of the day negro
nan named Cyrus Smith. in the employ or lr.
: Luke Smith, to whom he formerly belonged,
walking past the stacked arms, not dreaming OF
doing any wrong or infringing any command,
was hailed by these. .sentries. Not understanding
thetr; intent, and knowing that they had nos the
faintest shadow OF authority for attempting to
halt him, he walked on, and was therefor brutally
shot down dead. The sentry who discharged the
fatal shot has been lodged In jail at this place.
Ills name is Joe Marlborough. Cyrus Smith was,
as we can personally attest, colored man Of
very rare good character, and his wanton and
brutal murder cries aloud to Heaven for ven
Qeance"
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CJUBs AND STARs.-Isaac Grant and Alfred
Bryan have been arrested on suspicion Of having
been implicated in recent robbery, and ore held
for examination.
Daniel omard and James Doar we're sentenced
to pay IS or 60 to jail for ten days. for assaung
the police on the day OF the election. ~,
J. q. Klenke, ". b. Schroeder and f. Klein,
were bound over to appear at the State Court, for
selling liquor on election day.
Richard Manigault and Robot Artopee we're
each sent TO jail for ten days for fgasing In Mar
Ket street.
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asr GETTING MAlRRIED.-EssAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprlsty
er:ln propriety Of getting Married, with sanitary
helm for those Who feel unified for matrimonial
hanpiness. Sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Ad.
aress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Do sepl7-3mos
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rves made new,easfy, without doctor or medi.
ctnes. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad.
dress Or. e. B. FOOTE, No. 12e Lexington avenue
Sew York. dec1h
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A NOTABLE IxPRovEMENT.-Thel large store
on the northwest corner Of Cumberland and East
Bay Streets recently purchased by Messrs VIM.
n. Bird Co. for the better accommodation Of
their increasing business, has recently had
thorough overhauling at the hands Of Mr.. John
q. Devereux. The entire south wall has been
pulled down and rebuilt, and the granite columns
on the front are now being removed, and will DO
re1laeed by substantial iron columns OF the Dorlc
order. The interior has been lifted up to suit the
paint and oil business. ooI. ..i9 a.t..i- -.
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By ". 7. LEITGH &IR. s. BRuSs;;a,.

By ". I. LEITCH & z. s. BRUHS,.~
.t.f.:r ..Auctioneers. ..hJ ...srf: !. .at
GOUTHe CAROLINA. INSTITUTE FAIR:
~ booths at Auction. ...i'a
NOON; 21st instant, upon the Fak. GfoH1idS; IS !
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20 Refreshment BOOTHS, as desIgnAtAd db;y pgat
which wfll%be on exhibition at. our o1fce. No. g
Club House. ........ .....-.. -
Terms cash. ..g p..,i;;, nio.oc$11 2
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wLPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT.
TERS an old German Tonic.

&puPPMANS GREAT GERhfA AN BIT.
TERs, the most delightful and effective in the
world
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~ Sold by all druggists.
schencII,s PuTmonic svrup.

ror ali Diseases of the Lungs and Respiratory Organs
Schencks Seaweed Tonic, for Dyspepsia and Indiges-
tion. Scheneks Mandrake Pills for Liver Complaint
These popular medicines have now been before the
ruDhc nearly forty years. and the reputation they have
attained renders it useless to puff them Thousands
who have been benefited by their Use testify to their
merits
1t may be asked by those who are not familiar with
toe virtues of these great remedies, s.Hog do DR.
aeaeneks medicines effect their wonderful cures of
Consumption :"
restoration b. bringing the stomach liver and bowels
INTO an active healthy condition 1t is food that cures
TINS formidable disease. Scheucs Mandrake Pills act
oh the lFer and stomach promoting healthy secretion
ana removing the bile and slime which have reSpIts
rom tue inactive or torpid condition Of these organ
ana OF the system generally. This sluggish state Of the
body and the consequent accumulation of
substances Named prevent the proper digestion Of
1000, and as q natural Consequence create disease
which results II prostra,inn and finally IN death.
Scheneks euinolie syrup and Seawesd Tonic, when
taken regularly mngle with the food aid the digestive
organs, makessood rich blood, and as natural con,
sequence, give tIesh and strength to the patient
tie faculty what nay, this is the only true cure
for consumption Experience has proved il beyond the
shadow Of doubt, and thousands are toda alive and
yeH who few years since were regarded IS hopeless
cases. but who induced TO try DR. Sehenek's RENE
dies, and were restored to permsnenthea by their
DIR. Schencks Almanac, containing f1ll treatise ON
the various forms Of disease his mode of treatment and
general directions how to use his medicine can he had
gratis sent BY mail by addressing mis- principal Office,
No Is North Sixth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF Pulnonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic. each.
$1,50 per bottle, $3.50 half dozen. Mandrake
% cents bex. For sale by all Druggists and ers
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GSD y a DAY! 40 new articles for Agents
az <z So Samples FREE Ii. B. SHAW Alfred Me
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EIeIp IL flle lIiserable.

no wonder that the face Of the dyspeptic has a
dragged worn hopeless expression that is pitt u to sec
No wonder that the miserable martyr to Indigestion is
retful irritable and uusociaL Whoever can bear the
PanRs of this torIneuting complaint cheerfuly, and
with an unruacd temper is little short of saint But
why should human orttnde continue be thus severe
" tried when absolute specific for the disease is
always at hand. Everywhere vi thin the limits OF
civilization IN this Hemisphere Hostetters Stomach
Rltters IS obtainabe, and the history o the first
OF dyspepsia in which has been administered
mas yet 70 be written ne sickness at the stomach
the sense Of weakness and stupor the feeling OF empt
and holOwHess before eating and of oppression
afterwards, the utteruE OF the pulse Inc intense ner
vCus irr at'on, the morbid lndIsp0sitiGa 70 exeTon
the WEAKNESS OF life and indifference to all its pleas
ures which are among tle symptoms of the disease IN
It's chronic 1oTu are rapidly amCiIOrJeu by The tonic
c5er o0 OF TINS itaDe vegetable restorative, which
seems 10 renovate ana qucSen all the dormant forces
q the system and rose E2 mind from the apathy and
gloom lnsep8Fahie from gemeut of Inc digestive
ang secretIFe functions Fin CCd nary cases few weeks
suces 70 complete the cure, but when the disease IS
complicated, as It often IS, with torpdty OF the yer
severe constipation lmpurlty 81 the blood, and sing
Rlsh circulation, longer une may be required Pef-
severe, however and the result IS certain eneour
aging Improvement VIII be percepbe from day 70 day,
and the cQnvalescent knowing and feeling that he or
see IS the Igh road t. health. VIII await the happy
ID Via
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The Women of wyoming.

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The Laramie (Wyoming) Sentinel has
the following about the women from whom
the Albany County jury was taken: "And
| first, there are very few places which are
blessed with such class of women as Lar
annie City. In proof of this assertion we
will call attention to few results of their
labors here. We have the finest school
house IN the territory, and the ladies built
1t. We have the most beautiful church ed
lice III the Territory, and the ladies did a
| good share toward building, and the whole
/ of the furnishing of it. We have another
good and substantial stone church, pretty
well advanced in process of construction.
TO which they granted, and still are grant
ing, material aid. We have an excellent
church organ, the common property of the
different denominations here. and the ladies
bought it. The whole burden, labor and
expense of the care of the poor and sick in
this city has been cheerfuliy undertaken
and faithfully performed by the ladies.
They have been the most enthusiastic sup
pOrters of all those social and fraternai as
sOciations calculated to build and foster
peace and good will among men. Our sew
eral Sabbath schools here owe their very
origin and existence to the laborS and exer-
tIOns of the ladies of Laramie CITY, In
paying this just tribute to the women of
Laramie, We do not detract from the liber-
ahty of the men, who have always literally
when called upon, but who,
busied with their own cares and labors,
have gladly turned these public
improvements over to the ladies,
and most faithfully have they
discharged their trust Seeord,
there is not, so far as we know, single
woman in this city who is an advocate of
or a convert TO the doctrine popularity known
as woman's rights. We know that not one of
them who served as jurors at our late term
Of court belongs to that class. And thirdly,
these ladies did not seek this position, and
only accepted it with diffidence and hesita-
ton, and doubts and misgivings. Very few,
il any of them, had ever set foot in q court
room, aud they knew nothing whatever of
the machinery of courts, and the intricate
and complicated labyrinths through which
Justice Is administered. And they under
took the duty knowing its discharge would
be submitted to the closest scrutiny, and
the strictest rules of propriety, and with the
knowledge that, notwithstanding their
Ignorance, they would be judged with more
and less charity than ordinary
male jurors"
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a INTS TO THE CHILDLESS sent free on receipt .
"a u of one letter stamp. Address DR.. g. b. FOOrE,
I20 Lexington Avenue New York.
HSGR DFAFNESS-THE PATENT ORGANIC
n VIBRATOR. 1t fits into the Ear. is not percepti-
bic removes Singing Noises IN the Head and enables
Deaf Persons to hear distinctly Church Public
Assemblies. Treatise on Deafness and Oatarrh, with
Means of Cure, sent free
DIR. \. HUNT STIILWFldg
763 Broadway, N. Y
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ss1Id EaTUr 3

A stingy Christian was listening To q
charity sermon. He was nearly deaf. and
was accustomed to sit facing the congrega-
ton, right under che pulpit with his ear
trumpet directly upward toward the preach
er. The sermon moved him considerably.
At one time he said to himself: sIlI Give
them ten dollars" again he said. sI'u give
them fifteen. At the close of the appeal
he was very much moved, and thought he
would give fifty dollars Now. the boxes
were passed. As they moved along. his
charity began to ooze out He fell to
twenty, to ten, to five, to zero. He concluded
that ne would not give anything. ''Yet, p"
he said, "this wont do am in a bad fix.
My hopes Of heaven may be in this cues
ton. This covetousress nav be my ruin. -
The boxes are getting nearer and nearer
The crisis was upon him. What should he
do? The box was now under his chin-all
the congregation were looking. He had
been holding his pocket-book in his hand
during the soliloquy, which was half audi
bic. though IN his deafness he did not know
that he was heard. In the agony of the
final moment, he took his poeket-book aud
laid 1t IN the box, saying to himself as he
did lt--'Now squirum, old natur'~
An advertisement in late Vicksburg
paper reads as follows: '"rhe man who
bet xof cigars that it. would be a boy,
and lost it because It turned out girl, had
better come and pay me for. the cigars or
will put his name to the above and let the
public know who the unfortunate gent is.
@. III HasZipper - -t...sH ..
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BENG preparation from Frankencense, Rubber and
'urgundy Pitch they to possess the quality of
ACCUMULATIgG ELECTRICITY

and imparng it to the body, whereby the circulation
OF the blood becomes eGualzed upon the parts wheie
applied, causing pam and bid action to cease The
Porous Pasers are flexible and found of great help
those VINO nave weak backs pain in the side Espe-
clay are they valuable to those who have neglected
oooS 1hey are often preVentyes of consumption; nay
they are believed to have Ioosened the grasp of this
terrible aftllcton, and been mainly instrumental in
enecung cure In variable climates they should be
worn ON the breast between the shoulders or over
ldneys by those who subject to take cold easily
rms simple plan viii soon produce constitutional
gor that will enable it to resist extraordinary changes
of temperature Experience has proved the Porous
Paster to be blessing to the consump lively inclined
invariably producing the most remarkable abatement
of the worst symptoms.
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BANKING II()l'SE
HENRY Cl.EuS & GO.
UNITED STATES TREASURY BU1LDEGs5
81 w all Street, N. z.

The business of our House is the same in all respects
as nat OF an incorporates Bank Checks and Drafts
upqn US pass through the Clearing House.
Corporations, Firms and Individuals keeping Bank
accounts with us, either in Currency Gold will be
ltoWeo rive Per Gent Interest per all daily
Dalances, and can check at sight without notice In
terest credited and Account Monthly.
are prepared at all times to make advances to our
Dealers on approved Collaterals at the market rate
Ierlhcates of Deposit issued, payable demand or
alter fixed date bearing interest at the current
and available in all parts of the country
COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY EVERY
VIII ERE IN THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND EUROPE Dividends and Coupons promptly
Collected.
We buy, sell and exchange all issues OF Government
Bonds at current market prices
Orders executed for the purchase or sale of Gold and
Exchange, also for State City, and all other rstcass
Securities.
Special attention given to the negotiation of Rail
road, State. City, and other Corporate Loans
We prepared to take GOLD ACCOUNTS or
terms the same as for Currency to receive GOLD
DEPOSIT, bearing interest and subject to check al
sight; to issue GOLD CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT; tt
make ADVANCES in GOLD, against currency and othel
collaerals and to afford Banking facilities generally
a GOLD BASIS.
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q china EuTad

Mr. VIM. May, of 2i5 Spring Street, New York writes
January l. 1S56'I have been afflicted with asthma
for upward of ten years. receiving no benefit from
medical men, was advised by friend to try one of
AllC ock's Porous Plasters ! said had tried several
kinds of plasers without any benefit, and supposed
they all alike. My friend gave me one of AlIcocks
and urged me to it. did so, and have now worn
them steadily for nine months and find myself better
than have been for many years. To all afflicted with
this awful complaint say give them fair chance and
you wi bless the day you first put one ON
Mrs James II. Bursdell, of WhitIockville. Bedford
Westchester county, thrown from her carriage and
had her arm broken between the elbow and the
shoulder After her set and the bone had
fully knit she continued to suffer great pain the
point of fracture and passed many suffering days and
seepess nights nothing relieving her until she applied
Allcock's Porous Plasters After using them one
month she was completely cured. She obtained great
relief the first day they were applied
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a Cure for Cold Feet.

s. O. Smith, Esq, of the American Hotel of Babylon.
L. f. had been troubled for many years with cold feet
He had Allcocks Porous Plaster used for whoop
ing cough with great benefit and he concluded to try
one for each foot cut to the shape of the foot The
relief Immediate and he has been troubled
with cold feet since.
Their application, after purging, cures fever and
ague ague cake the spleen, and pain of the left side
Just above the hip joint, IS infallibly cured by
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Family Medicine Cases
AND
p0gyE COMP NT0Ns.
9QCTCa, EAE.kT CAIN YOU DO FOB
ESX PANTY .


have cutie zr4r.iig gocG deal of sickness the
1octcr cores St5r e' his bills are rot lght; and in
these times sGcgJ re gUatieG to have less ness
4id isnse A.s s GlrectICr. If consistent with the
Divine WI
" eli, my fszeud, can 90 a good deal for YOU.
can SenC yCJl CT FAMILY Gases
SO2IcEoPaTEfc SPECIFICS, which has a small book
= airectons o19'r desert ton CT all the various
diseases gb.vh yea can treat pToftacy, and full
EaCtIo1S fcr ].sss giving tES HlsssiCines diet etc
Ene various speSs al uaIkSd and labeled 50 Won
Iced not be at csz WhlcG tC give particular case
tnG TIE t1reS PLAN and simple that you need
NOT 90 astray u NJ d these cases. you or your wife
viii pc erie X meet and arrest 5ree-foDrths Of all the
cases o. illness winch occur your family dc
lis because gCu the sick child or patient ar once
and long beIors the Decor would be called and thus
meet the sickness with the proper remedy once and
ret eEectIY6 asedtCiGeS also avoid dragging, the
ydtieHt 3d thus 5aell the system and iagirg the
tnn'seioi O. futrs eiseass Fou also are thus enabled
= eraI caI 5hose TENDENCIES TO chronic disease which
cSlSt SC G22E5 families and Individuals such as
ScTtf 0ft. eatsta ron. etc BY the use, frcnl time
% tne as occasion requires Tor such ailments or dis
passing disease cured but the foundation so to speak
o. subsequent and grave chronic diseases is removed
me hence is mat the whole family improve IN
aith, have less and less sickness from year year,
have Vgor and better constitutions, and TINS
gbatu3ItY work cat from under the hand of disease
and doctor. uStb1e OF his is true under old
the way another enc visit of the doctor often
necesstates another 2ld good thorough oldschooi
u ms professional le, to keep Inn busy for the balance
On s days These WRECKS ut men, made ;3y me ABUSE
OF ealoms! blue mass, Culnlne, iodine opium end
potassium are the harvest fields of doctors. So my
friend get cut Of this way of d8cJJriug Get case Of
SPECIFICS aud doctor yOurEet fanny
and = len must have doctor, send for the most
reliable one IN reach, and sou VIII have sick
ness aud doctors rare visitors AZ your house.
IAiS IS no fancy sketch. No windy promise.
thoGSands nave done SO, and you may do likewise. The
amount involved the experiment. is not large and the
attempt Well worth trial.
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From the Rev. Dr. Reatfia

ScoTcHTowE, Orange county, N Y, Get 20, 1859.
THOMAS ALLcocK, & Co, Sing Sing
Your Porous Platters ara a great blessing NV
aanghter' Isabella had whooping cough s1ne twelve
months since; when the severity OF the disease
ap9ted she stl Tor six months had distressing cough
ana became very weak and thin. Finding internal
remedies OF no avail, AIcocbs Porous Plaster was
Spped to her chest The cough was relieved from the
gay IL was put on, and IN month entirely cured
1 am yours, truly, D. BEATuTTTE