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Marrif6.

SCHROEDER this city, on the 18th
Of October, by the Rev. l.. Muller, Mr.. WILLIAM
SCHROEDER to Miss AMELIA JAEGER, both Of this
city. ~ u. '=''il.!t5
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
S., Sc so and S. so per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job ONCE. "a,
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PEEsoNAL.-W. B. Shaw, Esq, general
agent Of the Equitable Life Insurance company
returned to the city on Saturday last.
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, In velvet, soc. each.
Hasel street Bazaar and 1sl King street.
.oct1o-mtu hi
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
BiackY WILSON'S GRooBRY. juns
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w GETTING MARRIED.-EssAYs
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprioty
or Improperly OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. ~, seplT-3mos
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Aurtion sales--@bis Dap.

BY JEFFURDS E co.
n Ans! SHOULDERss BELLIES, SIDES,
IL - sUGARs G0FFEE, &c.. 81; yes
3. We will senTHIS .D4F, in 'front.' Of :onr Stores,
Nos. II and 10 Yendue Range at 8 O'Clock. :5fI
600 Choice PIG HAMS:t,l,
,.-..Ig Us tierces Canvasaed Hams
G.. 400 Choice Baltimore Shoulders .s9:is1G
10 barrels Pig Shoulders Inafb1o a Il,
s. 5000 pounds Smoked Belliesi!rts: . u
5000 pounds Dry Salt Bellies . s:i1.IiA j..
-.. hhds. Rejected Sides s.si - ~ {, +
.; :, 30 cases (tumblers and gobletst Jelly I.
100 boxes Family Soap -...itng
&c barrels Flour -, ...5.g
4G barrels Sugar r.. ....,;- :
20 sacks Rio Cofee -r,s .E,f.
40 barrels Sugarhouse Syrup oet25
By LAUREY 6 ALEXANDER.
STRIPS, PIG SHOULDERS. HAMS, BEL
~ LIES, JOLES, &o., DC.
:, THIS DAY, 2sth instant, will be sold before our
20 bbls. STRIPS, Pig Shoulders and Hams
s tlerces Sugar Cured CanYassed Hams
1000 Shoulders, Sides Bellies and Joles DRY Salt
- ed and Smoked. = .. -.
e Conditions cash. 49, octo5
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N- TEE ESTATE OF ROBERT B.
BEE.-Notice is hereby given that the undersign.
ed will, on the 22d Of October next, at Il O'Clock
NJ, apply to the Hon., GEORGE BUST, Judge OF
Probate for Charleston County, for Letters Dis
mIsaory as Executor OF the above named Estate.
sep12-thstu1moss H ROBERT BEE.
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~ SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
FAIR.-Parties desiring articles hauled from the
Railroad Depots, wharves or other points IN the
city to the Fair Grounds, can have the same
promptly done by responsible person, on appll-
cation to Messrs. W. G.-WHILDEN 4 CO., No. 90
Hsyne street, or at No. is Nassau street. -;'
oct1a-tuth2
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TEE PRESBYTERIAN CagRcH.-TherAha has just
appeared from the, publishing house Of Dnne
Ohappae, ps caqnylaE@ tolh,ne Eotthsolastsal
history, from the pen OF the ysneraSe and learned
DR.. George Howe, Of tbeaPTesby terian Theological
Seminary OF feouWra Isis entitled q. 3'Hlssosy
Of tle Pres6ytegtan church In South Carolina"
and is an octavoofA7os tulIrpases, with copious
.ade1. 1t is prepared bI order OF the Presoy'e-
rian Synod OF IDS State, and bears mari, Of I'M
meuserssearch; prassTdnE amass Of cdurca his
tor,-oe gyess valesi s0-s.qdsnss r. tas!'aeiszef
inquiry; TSe pt.se : - ;.-s...-si3lotoa {"
The MAcARTH4 ENTERTAINMENTS. 1.-The, ,afst
appearance in this city Tor long season OF the
tnirhitaoie Harry ssaSaItbs 6o5ffed lask night at
the aibernisa Hall Theatre. Harry has lostinoDe
of his Wonderful powers Of fimpeysonation. BY. the
passagse sof tfms' aud retains his old faculty Of
doIngexcelea.ly well eyeytaug ne undertakes
with an undiminihed capacity 70 please -Ine
minstrel troupeby winch Mr.. Mccarthy Is s9ppor-
ted, mayjushE bacalled gnod;aad whts NJ carsfs
himseif shines ont % the great light of tue show
the company IS OF q very erulgent character.
Tnerewilr bs. anosner performance this evening
which wiz cless 5frsassgenssns Y gage Of the company
>, - tsIiT T-TGTS- -FIas,-i Il 'i.s -
UNITED STATES CouRr +HosI. GEO; S. BRYAN,
Jupass sssrprsd. District Court. was open.
ed as1l A'ASesterday and a1ss following bus4-
I warrant ] of M arrss. Mas issGed against wesley
Sanders for contempt Of court in not complying
with7asn order bfthe court as to an amendment of
scheds,e,cda stl.sl5 o. aa-Ek7 So
Labfi G. ChappellF received his final discharge u
ESpatss, Rspewns In re T:::wfnrady. pssi.
ton to establish lien. Ordered that the assignee
of J. NJ Gfady pa5 the costs Or petition, and sale,
and to G. F. Towns or kiis att6rney, the bsfsncsof
the proceeds Of the sale 6fthe two lots mentioned
in the fepbtf.s " Ga :. 49, *. q :
CASES BEFosE TIE sUStTEn ST ATEsf Con-
MISSIONER, YEsrEKDAY.-A warrant vas issued
for tsgarisst oc,1e m&hssers Of ipolf, on one Of
the Islands, who are charged with refusing to
take the vote 81 Parties desirous 6fvosins an oo'
noxious ticket. r7,1
Ben sWlison somdhased: on saturday, ,iwas re-
leased on $500 ball Efforts are being made to
have .the other prisoners released;ion similar
FrasE Amen, charged f'sin With vo:ins Twice, had
partial Ehearlngshi case cpnclnded this
Prince White, one 81 the BiggiS Church rioters,
was required to give bail, to sppear before the
January term Of The Unissd States Court.
, Stephen Brown, charged with lntimidating vot.
ers at:Baggin Church, gave belht6 appear on the
27th instant.
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GERMAN LADIES FAIR.-The contributions to
the German Ladies' Fair keep pouring in with an
abundance which augurs well for the success Of
the undertaking In addition to the gifts already
received, the ladies thankfully acknowledge the
following donations One silver-plated teapot
and one vase, Mrs. G. Meyer; six bottles OF Rhine
wine, ]. N. Martin; six glass goblets, Herman
Muller: six bottles French cordial, C. L. Kornah-
rens; one crochet tidy, Mrs. II. Kornahrens; one
hundred cigars, Geo. Meldau; two nubias, Captain
Arndt Blank; two dollars In cash and one doll
badly, Mrs. NJ. Torck; one glass set C. F. Lubs one
meerschaum pipe and one cigar holder, G. Meyer;
two pair China cups aud saucers, Mrs. Dahn; one
table.cover, one knitted wooilen sack, one pair
worsted mats, three worsted cushions and one
dover basket, Mrs. N. Petermann;. nne pair OF
foot benches C. Jessen; one sofa cushion, Mira. G.
lessen; one pair OF needle cushions and one chair
cover, Mrs n. KrIete; one plano cover, one poc.'
TEXTBOOK, one pair mats and one toilet bag Mrs.
L. Buck; one vest pattern, G. Unfug one vase,
Miss annie Meyer; one box raisins. Bollmann
Bros; one. box sweet soap, Bulwinkle Co.;two
pair Of China cups and saucers and one doll baby,
E. J. Il. Fischer; one package Of sugar, ]. F.
Meyer; one handsome bead mat, Fl. b. Muller;
two ladies' opera hoods aud one pair OF mits,
Forsythe, McComb 4 Co; one nubia, Melcher 4
Muller; half dozen L. G hsndkerchefs, F, Muller;
one crochet table cover, Miss N. HeiBsenbuttel;
one pair mats, Miss L. Helssenbuttel; one fancy
work.box, Mrs. Normann, Walhalla; one emoroId-
cred watch-holder, Mrs. Wlnberg; one bottle e1.
tract, hair brush and comb, Eckel & Co.; one
CT ochet toilet cover Mlss Susie Melchers; half
dozen bottles extract DR.. A. Raeul; two vest pat
terms, G. Plenge; one pair embroidered clippers
]. stelber; one child's dress, Mrs. sauer; one
merIno sack, Mrs. Gottng; one crochet tidy, Miss
E. Gotting; two embroidered needle cushions, Miss
E. Jupgbluth; one extra mattress and holsters,
Misses Louise and Wilhelminic Plessuann.
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5ue1ial Nntires.

--w CoNsIGNEES PER AMERICAN
Brig "R. b. G0vE,n from Liverpool, are hereby
der theFi7e Day Act. and all goods not permitted
at the expiration Of that time VIII be sent to the
Government Stores. .t:.-GJl -
oct25-1 ROBERT MURE Il CO., Agents. J
rs THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
cautioned against credlting any OF the crew OF
the Brig "R. B, Gove,n. as the Master and Con.
signees Will not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted. ROBERT MURE & CO.
oct1s1
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5peeial Nptlres.

m@ NOTICE. MASTER OR;
Owners OF the Bark MARIA, OF Yarmouth, N. s.,
will not be responsible for any debts contracted.
by the Seamen OF said Bark.
octaoa HENRY WEBSTER, Master.
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~ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUssEs.-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Dr.. e. B. FooTE, No. 40 Lexington avenue, New
York. dscls
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"a. By A. II. ABRAHAMS Il SONS.
DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
IL Hosiery, Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Pipes, Win
dow Shades, Table Covers, Bed Quilts, DC. -
THIS DAY, October 25, OF 10 O'Clock, will be
sold at our Store, No: 133 Meeting street,
and Red Flannels, Stripes and TicGlngs, Shirting,
Sheetipg and Pillow-case Linens, Black Silk Dress
Goods, Uslicoes, Worsted PlaIds, White, Blue and
Fancy Undershirts Worstsd and Cotton Socks and
Stockings, 0omforters, Goats and Pants, White,
Women's Hats suspenders, Buttons, Spool Cot.
ton and FLAX Thread, Plus, Needles, Hooks and
Eyes, Wallets, Thilables, Combs, &c. With an ex-
tsnsve assortment Of Meerschaum, Briar, and
other PIPES, Tubes, and smokers articles. -
OCG25. - -
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~rAN APPEAL OF THE CHARLES
TON HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, No. 8, TO
THE CITIZENS OF cHARLEsTON.--We, the
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 8,
would respectfully represent that we are DESTROYS
OF purchasing an apparatus, but the condition OF
our finances compels Us to make an appeal to
your lberallty, which has heretofore been made
In vain. We are willing and anxious t o devote
to your interests all OF our zeal and energy with
ont recompense. anu We only ask you to assist us
to do 80 eticently. We, feel confident that we
viii not appeal in vain. ';ai "r.
The following named gentlemen have been sp.
pointed committee to call upon the citizens and
solicit Contributions:
WIN. T. ELFE.. Chairman.
K. F. .CHIsoLM, B. MORRIS,
8. P. GRAHAM, G. NISBrT, -
BENZ. JONES, 80 - -, :. JAMES 3ERVEY.
No LIST is genuine unless bearing the seal OF the
Company and signature OF tho Foreman.
i "i-;- WIN. T. ELFE,
octl4-rruss Foreman @. q. & L., No. 8.
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FoGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY,

No. $50 King street, I'm the Bend) Charleston, s. o.
jun26-tuths6mos
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BEsTATE NOTrCE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the estate OF the late
CHARLES 7. W. sYFAN VIII present them, prop
erly attested; and all Indebted will make payment
90 me. 'e-'t LAURA L. SYfAS,
oct1s-tuss ADMINISTRATIVE, No. Blake street.
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.e.ol
uANDsOME. FURNITURE. AND VAIL
IL UABLE Library, MedshsH Bas Reefs and
Pastlles, Of family leaving the city. ,>....5
Will be sold 81 No. Meeting street. on THURS.
DAY next 2:sh inst, at IL O'Clock, ;';ass;
FURNITURE DC, as above, c6nsisting of:cE
Rosewood large ornamental ETAGTER, Ladyfs
French Cabinet, Medallion Sofa, Medallion satiS
Reception and other Chairs, Fancy and Rocking
Chairs, Library, Centre and Fancy Tables, ptAno
Stool, Satin Sofa Cushions and Tufted Mantel
Drapery, large Brussels Carpet and Rug, ! set
Walnut Bed Room Furniture, I extra large French
Plate Mirror 40 feet 8 inches by feet8 inches),
Gas Chandeliers, Fixtures, &C., itc.
Medallion Bas Reliefs, celebrated aNfghti'
and "Morning;n BY Thorwaldssen, imported from
PastIles, by Mrs. Bonoutheau; took the gold
medal prize In Paris. = IT :.
Available collection of rare and choice stand
ard Books. among which, Is "Hogarth,s', entire
works. Catalogue can be had at nay ofice. "a
!, largo rRoN SAFE AIso' :. ..Fa5,as.5sp
Terms cash, and articles to be removed the day
Of sale. - ioct2&
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ss:j By,J. FRASER MATHEWEs, sa:ss 81,
Real Estate Broker, No. Sc Broad. street.
A PRIVATE SALE, ~ -;:d.s, -
~. PHOSPHATE LANDS OF best quality and
locutions. -, .rt..a.sf re
Rice and Cotton Plantations in all parts Of the
CITY Residences, Stores, Building ,Lots ana
Farms: ,..-.:..,,. o., oot12-snae
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of people in the heart Of Europe, L do
most sincerely believe, and with the
surroundings that now obtain this can
only be done under the lesd of PrUs-
STA. At all events, if the only State
under a kingly form Of government
that has admitted political progress
and local autonomy as an element of its
social organization is crushed out by
the Cesarism of Napoleon, it will be
long years before any foothold for lib
eral advance will be found under the
shadow of his vastly extended bane-
full influence.
But, apart from all such general
considerations, it will be d~isingenuous
to ignore other feelings that will en-
list In sympathy for the one, and In
hostility for the other. Who can ever
forget that in the time of our extrem-
est peril, whilst the cordial good will
of the German populations Of Europe
was giving to us material encourage
ment of the most vital kind, and
whilst a united German support was
filling the ranks of our armies on the
field, the Emperor of France aCdS plot
ting g1tth the traitors at Richmond for
the occupation Of The Chesapeake as q
French Rdval station, and organizing
English and Spanish expeditions to
Mexico to blockade US by land and
prepare the way for a permanent sup
port to a Southern empire.
In conclusion, permit me to thank
your committee for the courtesy and
regard which has extended to me this
invitation, and to subscribe myself
Yours, truly,
B. GRAFT Brown.
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THE FRAECO-GERHAN WAg.
Letter from B. Gratz Brown.

In fine contrast with the expression
of leading Democrats who sympathize
with France, is the following letter
from the Hon. b. Gratz Brown, ex-Re'
publican u. S. Senator, and now Re
Missouri. The letter was read at the
German meeting in st. Louis night
before last:
UPLANDs, IRON Co., No, July I6
Hon. Emil Pretorious:
Your invitation has been received
aud could l be in st, Louis it would
afford me sincere pleasure to attend
your meeting, and add watever word
Of encouragement I could give to the
cause of German unity in the struggle
which seems pending in Europe.
With the dynastic interests that
appear to be the excuse for a d~eclara-
ton of war on the part of the Empe-
ror of France, no American citizen
can have any sympathy. Ours is q
Republic, and we can rightfully SYM
pathize only with the people of a for
eign country in the defense of their
nationality, their right of homogene.
Gus development, and their laudible
wish to draw within a common league
all of kindred descent or speech or
utilization that a united faith and pol
icy may make of them one nation for
either defense or organization.
How terrible a thing war is we all
know from too recent and bitter an
experience to be carried away by any
OF ITS delusions, or to give approval
to its initiation upon any trivial pre-
text. When millions of human be-
ings are slaughtered or desolated in
their homes, or left with anguished
memory to drag out broken lives at
the bidding Of rulers who seek only
selfish ends, we can find no compen-
sation for so much misery in enlarge
ments of territory or increase of pre-
p~onderance on the part Of great States.
That the issue of such conflict as the
present will probably determine many
other questions of social progress,
and give startling impulse to many
latent democratic tendencies we may
however hope for, much as we con-
denim the authors of this disastrous
lnhlctlon upon the world. Whether
france With its Napoleon dynasty or
Germany with its Federated unity
shall henceforth be the controlling
force IN Europe, involves also the
question whether a civil order that
appeals only to central authority for
support, or a civil society elaborated
on the basis Of self control shall OBJ.
tain mastery for the future in mo,,IJ
ing the destinies of the cont;Dont
For the triumph of the latter "a as
simulated to our own principles oF
freedom we can not bat be deeply en-
listed, believing that in the end It will
rebound equally to the benefit of the
French as of the German nation.
1t is this consideration chiefly that
will justify an expression of sympathy
In a struggle that must array against
each other, under false c%olors, SO
many human beings having at heart
a common purpose and belief. That
German unity will in the end work
out German Republication and q fed
Grafton for all that great brotherhood
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SPECTAL NOTTCEs.
III

The Three Remedies. "SCHENCH's PUL-
mosTIC SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med
icine ripens h ulcers in the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge OF the corrupt matter
by expectoration. PurIdes the blood, and
thus cures Consumption, when every b
remedy falls.
"Schenck's 5ea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or INDIGESTION. and ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
~invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place of the gastric juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient to
digest the most nutricious food. 1t is a
sovereign remedy for all cases of tndiges.
ton.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pnls,p one OF the
most vsluable medicines ever discovered
being q vegetable substitute for caIomeI.
and having all the useful properties as
crtbed to that mineral, without producing
any of its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. r. 81
Schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his I'M
rivaled success In the Treatment of Pull.
monte Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges it,
and Purihes the blood. The Mandrake
G4AAs aS0 NPNA bAo AFeEs remove all O1-
structions therefrom, give the organ a
healthy tone, z cure Liver Complaint,
which is one of the most prominent causes
Of Consumption.
The Sea-Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing 1t to a nor.
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality of the blood, by which means the
formation OF ulcers or tubercIes in the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as thus ex.
planned, " lcure every case OF Consump.
ton if The r medies are used in time and
the use of the is p~ersevered in SUFFICIENT.
~ to bring the case to a 0 BILE ermina
ton.
Dr.. SchenCk's Almanac, containing full
treatise on the various forms of disease,
his mode of treatment, and general diree.
lions how to use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal Once, No. Is North sixth street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the PulmonIc Syrup and Sea.
weed Tonic. each g. so per bottle, or 81 so
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box
For sale by al druggists and dealers.
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Tor the Journal.
Testimonial or Respect.

The Ministerial Association of this
city. at g meeting held July 18th,
adopted the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Rev. J. @. Bowdon, D..
D., is about to remoVe from this city;
therefore
ResolUed, That in presenting to DR..
Bowdon this testimonial Of our fra
ternal regard, we take pleasure in re-
oordiDg our just appreciation of his
scholarly attainments, his fidelity In
his Masters service, and his uniform
courtesy in his official and personal
Intercourse with US.
Resolved, That we hereby express
TO DR.. Bowdon our sincere regret at
parting with him, and extend to him
the assurance of our cordial wish for
his success in the enlarged field of
usefulness to which he goes.
ReSOlUed, That the Courier and the
JOURNAL of this city be requested to
publish this testimonial, and that a
copy of the same be given to DIR.
B0Wdon. @. B. FL. MARTIN.
Chairman of Committee.
How many of the Evansville ladies
will put up one can of fruit during
the fruit season, for the Vanderburgh
Christian Home? They can be left
with Mrs. Judge Iglehart, or at the
Home. Please label.
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Trinity II. e. Church.-Sunday School
ct Q AN. Singing at So. Preaching at
I0k An, and s PM. Class Meeting at
SIM.
teachers Meeting on Monday evening,
a. o'clock.
IngEe street II. T. Church.-During the
absence of the pastor, the pulpit is occu-
pied by Rev. Mr.. Pearoe, recently of Little
Book. Arkansas. Usual religious services
tomorrow.
usrch Of Christ.-Geo. z. Flower viii
reach for b Church of Christ, at the
Criminal Court rooms, tomorrow Lords
day) at 1OH An, and "a PM. Lords day
school at 8 o'clock An.
First Baptist Church.-The usual SER
vices will be held In the morning in this
Church. the evening service being for the
present suspended on account of the Pas-
tors health. sabbath School and B1ole
class at Gam. Sermon at 10H Al oy the
Pastor. Seats free to all.
KINGSLEY II. f. CaSreh.-Pre&ch1ng at 10H
~, by Rev. E. McJohnston. General
class atSP.M., with baptisms n the re-
COTTON OF probationers into full connec-
lion. other services as usual.
Independence n. E. Church.-Preaching
al lO% Am. Sunday School in the after
noon.
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Tic Fearful OENCER Gubdued.

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED
Having been long afflicted with CANCER
I resorted to all the remedies OF which l
could Among them was one recon-
mendtng a certain herb to me as a cure.
l (as 1 supposedly procured the herb,
and repaired and applied It, which
made a perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb / had used, which had made
a perfect n speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All VINO are AFFLICTED can
find a speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions for use. Price So.
Address, with registered letter or money
Jervis, Orange County, New York.
1a22 dam
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PEALOE'8 "PAPEIAE LOTION
Fer Besu1ifyiRg tho Skin and Con
DiegiOn.

Removes all Erupttons, FreckIes, PIN
pies, Moth B~lotches, Tan, etc., and renders
the skin SOFT, fair, and blooming.
For Ladies in the Nursery 1t is nvaip
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving II has no
equal.
"Paphian Lotion" is the only reliabl
remedy for diseases and blemishes OF the
Skin.
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SELF

Essays for Young Men, on Physical and
Mental Enervation-lCss of bodily v1gor,
courage, and ambition = the cause and
cure-with sanitary aid for the feeble and
responding. Sent free, in sealed envel-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box =, Philadelphia Pa. ma26 3m Sp N