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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
General Wade Hampton, Columbia; III. G.
Rutler, Edgeheld; D. Parker, New York; q. n.
Drane. North Carolina; Eugene 'Blondel, F. B.
Howell. New York; A. P. Collins, Macon;T. W.
parmelee, Miss Ravenel, New York; D. P.
xmitb. Jacksonylle; C. 81. Smith, Madison; S.
p. Smith. Reidsville; T. E. Dye, Jacksonville;
r NJ. Case, wife and daughter, c. 7. James,
George d. Loomsberry, j. B. Siddell, New
York: VIM. M. Wallace, Mayesrille; U. D. Ken,
nedv. WI. DePass, Camden, J. W. Anderson,
coyington; J. R. Mills, Sumter; ". S. Mul,
drow. Washington; John ID. Warck, North
Carolina: B. s. McCate, D. W. Hames. Flo
renee. ,,,,,
g Taft. st. Helena; ". Elliott, Beaufort
Captain Burns, steamer Eliza Hanco1i ID. M
Bailey. Baltimore; E. D. Atwater, New Haven
J.W. Mailleld, New York; S. Cox, Georgia; w
Robersham, New York; H., Davidson, Atlanta
Mrs. Mcpherson, New York; Mrs. Il. 3. TAFT
Up. Taft, Miss G. TAFT, Il. J. Taft, Thomas L
Wraeg, W. Corrie, 7. W. Mayes, New York
WI. Murphy, St. Augustine.
s..5 PAVILION HOTEL.
ctE Lartigue. Blackvllle; T. P. Baker, J. B
uoss,ay.. I,owndesville; ]. s. Derrick, Lees
1iiie: q. W. Evans, Baltimore; Mrs. NJ. Craft
Nc n Winslow. W. P. Ackerman, Madison
CIV +. Darr, w. A. Evans, Florida; L. B
stevenson, Flat Rock; W. P. Sheldon sayan
nah; c. q. HaIl, J., W. Antily, orsngeourg;
J..Nettles, in South Carolina; P. x, Cosurn, Sum
meryille. c. -. -,
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,Jrlsnranre.
The T.T,oN s T A 7 E
= LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CON, EO R GI A

LIFE INSURANCE ComrANi'
MACON, GEORGIA. .a
Authorized Capital. oo
Guaranteed Capital. -.....-...-......:' eovV'osS
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Deposited with State authorities OF Georgia
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ..a..l
Deposited with State authorities Of South Caro-
lima for Security OF Pollcyholders.
oFF1CEBs AT MACON GEORGIA:
VIM. JOHNSTON, President.
WIN, S. HOLT; Vice President.
GEO. s. OBEAR. Secretary.
c. F. MCCAY, Actuary.
John W. BURKE, General Agent.
W. ]. MAGILL, Superintendent Agencies.
Recommended by the following gentlemen, who
have examined its Charter diprospectus:
Col. WIN. JOHNSTON, President chasAotte, Q. & A
nan :, y WADE HAMPTON, Columbia, S. C.
Col. l.. u. CHILDS, President Carolina Natlona
Rank Columbia, 8. q.
Col. LANES G. GIBBES, Columbia, ;. U.
Colonel LANES II. RI0N, Wlnnsboro', s. U.
General M. q. BUTLER, Edgeaeld.
General ROBERT TOOABS. OF Georgia, &C., &c.
BURDELL BROS. Agents,
Corner Broad and State streets.
n 7. OGIER. M. D., Examining Physician.
april mw1yr
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.rAHASpsomE GIFr.-Mr. Walter Steele has
presented TO the German Rifle Club OF this
city;,' a very handsome framed lithograph OF
the heads of the leaders Of the German army
which has won such laurels in the war now
going on in Europe. The picture contains cap
itsl iikenesses Of Konig Wilhelm I, the Crown
Prince Friedrich Wilhelm. Prince Karl, Prince
Hlbrecht (vater,) Prince Frederick Karl, Gen.
. eral Won stsmmetz, Prince Wilhelm Won Neck
lenburg, General Voo Moltke' Count Graf Won
Bismarck. General Won Room, Prince August
Ynnn'Wurtemburg, b. Won Bittenfeld. Won der de-
Mulbe, Won voigts- -Rhetz, Won Mutius. HiIlel
Won Gartringen, vogei Won FaIkenstein, Vor
Fliess, Won werder. Won Horn, Won Bentheim
Won Cohen, Won Olle,h Won Blumenthal ant
Won Frapsecky. The picture" is about 2!
inches long by lS broad.
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Appointments.

Judge Carpenter has made arrangements TO
saddress the people as follows:
At whapetaw Church. on Saturday, the lotn
instant, at II A. N.
At.the Club House, Mount Pleasant, on Sat-
,urday, the 18th instant. at T: NJ.
On Johns Island, On Monday, the l7th IN
Stant.
Att the Camp Ground, Edlsto leland, on Tues
day, the 18th instant.
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GERMAN RIFLE CLUB.

Atar,gul.r rneetineaof the German Rifle
Club held on The 7rh. instant, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That The thanks OF the German
Rifle Club of Charleston nre hereby rendered
to MIR. T. Spangler, OF Washington, D. g.. Tor
the oe double barrel shot presease1a os1 TO 70
a yery doe lithograpii Of the heads of the lead
ing characters Of the present German Army.
By order. Il Il C. n. BEBaAANs,
~ :, -I... !'.i, Secretary.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD;

Trains leave ,Charesten daily at $50 A. l.,
(Sundays excepted and $50 n .,r,a--..
Arrive at Charleston 7.so AN, t4ondays exe
Train leaving at $50 A. NJ. makes through con-
nectlon to New. York via Richmond and Aquia
Creek only-golng through In ~ hours, and With.
out detention on Sunday. - ~ -lo' 2lG
Train leaving ut 6:3oP. NJ, have choice Of route
via Richmond and washington, OK Bay. route via
Portsmouth and Baltimore. :. Passengers leaving
Friday by this train lay over on Sunday in Bslti.
more; those leaving on Satnrdat remain Sunday
This Is the cheapest, quickest and mest pleasant
route to Cincinnatl Chicago and other points
West and Northwest both trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. -, - - =.
s. 5. SoL0MONS, ,,.t.
Engineer and Superintend dent.N
P. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent. -,
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W. L. JURs.-Gentlemen desirous Of provid-
Ing themselves with fashionable attire of the
best material for the approaching winter, are
advised to read the advertisement OF Mr.. W.
L. Jurs, in another column. Having read,
they will be wise to give him call and profit
Inv
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BUSINESS oPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81 per
thousand. Send your orders. Every mer-
chant and business man should have his card
printed on his envelopes.
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FELLOW. CITIZENS. OF CHARLESTON COUNTY,
s. C.-I hereby beg leave to state to the public
the motives which induce me to run for the
office oil County Commissioner Of this county.
There are great many OF my fellow-cltizens,
both white and colored, who have solicited my
name to be used as an independent candidate
for said Office, knowing my capacity to fill the
same,
I hereby accept the nomination, and If
elected, will do what honor and justice de-
mands to myself and my tellow-citizens ol
Charleston County. Yours, &c.,
LOUIS OUNNEaANN.
Charleston. 8. G.. October 10, 1870. octlI*
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Auction Sales This Day.

Il Marshall & Brother will sell at half
past 10 o'clock, attheir office, horses muies,%
n A. Hunt will sell at 10 o'clock, at his sales
room, boots, shoes, &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, dry goods, clothing, &c.
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TESTIMONY.

cUaE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS. STAND
ISG-sToNE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, Tenn, Nay Il, 1889.
DIR, q. 7. HELMBoLD -
DEAR s1R-we introduced your "FLUID EX.
TRACT BUCHC, iuto this county about eight
months ago, and are happy to state 1t is meeting
with universal lnvor. We wish toinform you Of one
instance, among many, where your. Buchu has
worked wonders. man In our county, named
! /. Estell has been suffering about five years
With gravel. About six weeks ago he bought
NJ ps one bottle OF your Buchu, and before he
was through with one bottle he passed o gravel
that weighs eight grains, which we have now on
exhibition In our drug store. He says he will
never be without the Buchu In his house again.
Your preparations are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
ECCLEs Il HINKLE, Druggists.
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GREAT CURE OF DIABETES OF A LADY,
FIFTY DOLLARS ABOTTLE. 's,-

GREAT CURE OF DIABETES OF A LADY,
FIFTY DOLLARS AB0TTLE. !.
NEW YORK, February 9. 1870. .
DEAR, Mr. HELMBOLD:-ii ~ ..Htt sf' al %
DEAR S1R-For the past eight. months have
been suffering from, diabetes. i hare consulted
several OF our l'ading ply ystclans, put nave !an
-Four months ago saw your advertisement in
tae Herald. Twas psrsuaded BY. friend who
had been benefited by your world.renowned Bu
chn. I purchased a bottle, took the contents,
and was 40 relieved that continued the ule or iS
The diabee es has entirely disappeared after using
il for three months. wsuld give $50 bottle II
could not getit at any other price.
moer Earnestly recommend It to all those
,ntrer,np from this disease. Sincerely yours,
ANNA E. STOUGHTON,
1913 West Twenty seventh street.
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HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT Br du,

established upwards of nineteen years. prepared
BY H. T. HELMBul.D. Druggist. Nj. 594 Broad way
New York, and No. l04 South Tenth street. PhIa
delpnia Pa. Price $l2a per bottle, or ..i1 bottles
for So so, deligere TO any address. Sold by all
dru ,gists everywhere.
Nome are genulne unless done up in steel en-
gravad wrappers. with fac-simile OF my chemlsa
warehouse, and signed h. 7. HELaB0LD.
Octl-8W4
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For CORONER, E. NJ. WHITING, Eso.-Messrs
Editors: Believing that this Is no time to re-
move from Office an efficient officer who has
long and faithfully served the puolic, and who,
by his energy, courtesy, uniform kindness aud
consideration, has given universal satisfaction
to the entire community we would respect
fully nominate E. n. Whiting, ESQ.,, as can
didate for the office OF Coroner OF Charleston
County at the ensuing election.
oo,e MANY CITIZENS.
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THINGS THEATR1cAL.-Everybody was at the
| mass meeting last night, and as consequence
there was but thin house at the Academy to
witness the second appearance of the harti-
tinetti Troupe. The entire bill, however, was
given with q conscIentlousness worthy of all
praise under the circumstances. The pro-
sramnne for this evening, which includes the
various attractions of farce, ballet dancing
and pantomime, will doubtless, draw full
house.
-. The children and their mothers must not Tor
get>the matinee to-day, which will give them a
chance of seeing the pantomime at cheap
prices of admission. The wonderful feats OF
Jocko willbe treat indeed for the little ones.
Doors open at half-past IL; curtain rises az
halfpast P. N.
Rip Van Winkle is on his way hitner' man
aser Herrey's Dramatic Company will open at
Hbernian Hall, for six nights only, on Mon
day evening next. Mr.. Sheldon, we are as
sured makes capital RIP Mrs. Sheldon,
the charming soubrette actress, who was so
much admired when here with the Oates
Troupe, is also in the cast.
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CITY AFFAI R S.

ADVERTISERS will take no.. .ss hat We cannot not
engage that any advertisement sent to TIE
NEWS Office at a later hour than halEpast nine
O'Clock at night will appear. in the next morn
snc's paper. An exception to this rule Is made
In favor of notices Of meetings, deaths and
funerals.
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Meetings This Day.

Franklin Lodge, at P. NJ.
Reform Club, Ward 5, at I P. N.
German Fire Company, at P. NJ.
South. Carolina Institute, at I P. N.
Reform Club, Ward 4, att P. NJ.
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4
CoURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-JUDGE 2
PLArT, PREsD1NG.-The court met yesterda
at A. NJ. The following cases were disposed
Of: istrs:
The State VS.. Samuel Jackson-burgary ant
larceny. No defence. The jury retired at i
o'clock yesterday, and, after an absence o
TWENTY-FIVE hours, rendered verdict OF guilt.
Of petty larceny.
The State vs.. Peter Williams-arson. ]. E
Burke, Esq, for the defence. Guilty.
The State vs.. Jacob Butler-grand larceny
Prisoner plead guilty of petty larceny, and hi
plea was accepted by the State.
The State vs.. Peter Bee-assault and bat
terry. No defence Guilty, but recommended
to the mercy Of the court.
The State VS.. Isaac SchwartZ-larceny. T
B. King, Esq, for defence. Not guilty.
The State vs.. Isaac Schwartz-assault an6
battery. T. B. King, Esq. The jury, after AT
absence of two hours, reported that they had
failed to agree upon verdict, and mistria
was ordered. The solicitor then moved al
order of mol. pros, which was granted.
1Qe SCate pS. ncuiy bios-5 Aonu i>iSohJ
The prisoner plead guilty Of petty larceny, ano
the plea was accepted
The State vs.. Andrew Maniganlt petty lar
ceny. Struck of.
The State W.. Lewis Livingstou-grand lar.
ceny. T. B. King, ESQ, for defence. MOI
guilty.
The State VS.. Jordan Lee-assault and bat
terry. No defence. Not guilty.
The State vs. Edward Magwood-petlt larce-
nv. No defence. Guilty.
The grand jury made the following returns:
The State VS.. Isaac Butler-grand larceny.
True bill.
The state VS.. L. Alexander and J. NJ. Alex
apder-forgery. True bill.
The State VS.. Joseph q. simonson-forgery.
True bill.
The State VS.. Caesar Lloyd-assault and bat
terry. True bill.
On motion of NJ. P. O'Connor, ESQ.,, the ball
for W. a. johnson and'J. W. Morgan, charged
with the murder of Policeman Martin, was
fixed at $4,000 for each. No bail has been Offer
ed vet
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Grand DAY PERFORMANCE at the Academy
., Music to-day at halfpast Il o'clock-only 25
xat.s cents. The performance will consist o.
a g;raind a advertisement, and the wonderful aa'
tics Or Jocko the mau-monkey. "A turnout ef
,,aaee az ladies' and children is expected. Itk
nositlyely the last opportunity that will be pre-
sented Of seeing, this, the. best Of the Marti
satti. Doors open at half-past IL.
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cnpro oP p1ApDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION
OF LONG sTANDING-sFoSE PASSED
ANp TO BE SEEN.
WssrpoRr, Conn.,, Sept, Q, 1859.

WH5FPURIt VVHH'I sept, ,, I66S.
a. T. HsLnDoLD, Esq =
,,As s1n-I commenced taking your "E1tracs
~ sncnun about TWO weeks since for All affection
~ tho bladder and kidneys. have suffered by
sns,,a y.ry much fsr few days past; but ysster-
w.. ,,,,of came through the etrecl OF 70 ''Bu-
c.u ~ A stsne passed from my bladder about the
s,z. Of !, large ses, and now feel perfectly wsll,
and entirely free from the pain mat have suffered
With $50 hard" attribute my cure to your
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MORTALITY RETURNs.-The report of the
CITY Registrar for the week ending October 8
states that the number of deaths IN the city
during that period were thirt8nine-ten
sghItes and twenty-n,ne colored. g. ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For CONGRESS-, R. S. THARIN.-Messrs,
Editors: Please announce r. S. THARIN as the
Peoples Candidate for Congress for this Dis
trict and obiige MANY VOTERS.
ontll o.
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b UsINEss NoTI Es.

WE CALL attention to the Sherwood School,
advertised in another column. This select and
popular school is now In It's sixth annual ses.
sion, has full complement Of thorough teach
ers, and in every way deserves the liberal pat
ronage it has received from both city and
State
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SUIT FOB DAMAaEs.-T. b. Strobacker suea
Thomas Moora for running down and swamp
;no his boot in Ashley River. The testimony
Soweyeeri,. proved that Strobacket's boat was
the faster of the two, and that his own mis-
management had been the cause OF the COLI
.ion verdict was therefore rendered
AGAINST the plaintiff,
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MEssKs. EDrroRs-P!ease announce LOUIS
DUNNEHAN as q candidate for County Com
missioner for Charleston County, and oblige
oct5-+ MANY VOTERS.
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.a THIRD WARD UNION REFORM CLuB.-We are
Informed that 1t is the intention of this club to
hold meetings nightly at their hall in Went
worth street until the close OF the canvass.
All citizens favorable to Reform are invited
.to attend - = .ts-'ii ~.
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4CLuBs AND sFAss.-Sarah Miller was fined
two dollars and costs for seizng, in violation
of law, certain articles Of furniture, the proc
arty of Isabella Washington, for rent due her
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ONE HUNDRED different varieties OF 10 cent
s ong Books mailed, post paid, on receipts OF 81
registered letter OF money order.
octl2-yth CHAs. C. RICHTER & Co.
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r. The STEAMER DIcrXToR.-The Savannah
Republican, OF Tuesday, says: 'We learn, by
a telegram reeeived In this city last evening
by her agents, that the Dictator has been de-
tanned in the st. Johns River owing to unia-
yorable weather."
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PHoroaKApHs.-The largest assortment
ever offered in this city. 20 for 81, or mailed,
post paid, on receipt Of price. Hasel Street
Bazaar, and No. t6l King street. octl2-wth
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THE COMING FA1R.-All citizens interested In
the great fair project should attend the meet
.,nIp at the Board Of Trade rooms this evening
Of y O'clock
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CHANGE OF ScHEDuLE.--It will be seen by
the advertisement, that the schedule OF the
steamer Emile has been changed, for the bet
ter accommodation OF the public during the
winter season.
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS !-Seyenty-fve
kinds--l5 cents each; by. mail, post paid, 20
cents each. No. 16l King street, and Hasel
Street Bazaar. CHAs. C. ErGHTER i Co:
octl2-wth
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a MODEL COMMISSIONERS.
wnat, Tim Harley has to; Say. About
the HIng AppoIntees.
BEAUFORT, October 10, 1870.

BEAUFORT, October 10, 1917.
Timothy Hurley, Charleston,lS. G.:
SIR-I herewith send you the affidavit OF
Francis lizard. II this man is permitted to
act AZ commissioner of election we cannot
have a fair count. Yours, respectfully
E. F. ENGLISH.
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HELMBOLD'S ACT B U CH Q,
Established upward OF nineteen rs,prepared by
III. T. HELMBOLD,
AT HIS DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSES,
No. SOL BROADWAY, NEW. YORK,
No. lo4 SOUTH TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA PA.
PRICE:
SIX BOTTLES FOR So SO,
81 a5 PER BOTTLE.
Delivered to any Address.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
None are genuine unes, done up In q steel en-
gravel wrapper, With fac-simile OF my chemical
warehouse and slxned
H. II. H E L M B O L D.
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CURE OF NERVOUS PRo>TRAIoN AND DE
CLINE OF A. YOUNG LADY. u ... 5'si

q. T. HELNBoIp IL have been giving your
Extract Bnchu to my daughter, who has been nm!
able to sleep, very nervous loss OF appetite gene
ral debility and rapidly falling into decline-In
fact consumption was talked OF. WAS recon-
mended to use. your, .Buchu, by big lly respect
able lady or this place, who had given,i 1t to her
son with complete success, My daughter had
bottle some eight weeks since, which lasted. one
week. and from which she received great
benefit, and induced me to purchase Que half
dozen bottles. as hid tried manyfother reme-
dies and my family pb bYsician, to- no avail. It is
now mO.e than two weeks since she has taken
the last bottle, and am happy to inform you or
its complete success. .l.,i. ;..,..s, ~; 5ep
GEORGE NJ. MARSHALL,
-GRaHANTOWN Pa February Il 1885,
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WONDERFUL WONDERFUL DIR. Crosses
Marriage Guide Price rs cents. By mail,
post paid, 80 cents. No. l6l King street.
octl2-Wth
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USE "CosrAR's ExTERM1NAToRs and Insect
Powder for rats, mice, reaches, ants, bed-bugs,
moths,n sc. Sold by all druggists,
may4-W1yrDkC :=.-.l.. ....,
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at IS, n,
IS, IS so ami 81 50 per thousand, according 10
size, at TIE NEVIS Job Office.
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Aurtion gaIes---; 1Htnrrsil q lnlans..2 lt

l5gaoBy HENRY C0BIA1& ;eO. .s.sut
GALE POSTPONED ON. COUNT. .oF
OmTHE.i E.iWEATHER-Balaace OF Stock com.
prsiasi 3. Marvin Desk Letter Press Soda
TOMORROW, as haRpast Q O'Clock In. fft6nt or
/ MARVIN SAFE &c.,: y s"'s!l.5 = ~ -ai!o
gDesk-1 Letter Press, -: 81 ..,iu
Table, Brackets, Kerosene Lamps I3gnl:e. III
ssssi s$ssss S5s wts
Conditions coeh .Eei::s.1qi5S.3,t;H qi5S.3,;H
- :SI,.s h. ....',i ,i9.lTtluA 2,. yYetsAA
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New YORK LEDGER at SIX CENTS, in to-day,
at P. NJ, at the UPTOWN NEWS DEPOT.
iun22-w ',r
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CURE OF PATIENT WHO HAD
IL SUFFERED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS WITH
I spts o c q oI, rrt1tr pIn.rsyyo '-''--'-

This Is to certify that In the year 1Sssone OF our
customers, q agentleman aged fifty years, who had
been afflicted for fifteen years with dlsease OF the
BUOHU; and aftet having used eight; bottles,
stated to us that he'considered himself perma.
nently cured He has no! hesitation 10 stating
that he received more benefit from the iuset OF
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT ,BUCHU than from the
treatment Of various emlnsr: ply ysiclalB during
the time above stated, and recommends the same
to all who may be- .spnerlng from any disease
originating from a dlsordered' stare OF the KID
neys. -. .-'..t ~ -. .-i.,r
ceIved By us from various sources during thepast
four years. i,Jpt1 !9I! -! 1:.:.:-.
Yours, truly, ,;7.L; PEARCE. 81 ERIENNtt
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