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Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

When our systems are IN anywise out Of or
der, We re.lnore or Iess iaespsble cf perform
ing our duties Tor want Of energy. speer's
''standard Wine Bisters" will be found to Le
IN invaluable aid in case Of debility arising from
derangsnsat of TIE system.
Sold BY Druegigts.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

u - extremity fortunate tnAt pr. \. II. Have
tacrnipCui Vhs ,ictIn has hcca led sv.u
"i his vast experience "a t4sr ut chronic uI-
c.~rs An4 buli.iing az shatierai constitution. a.
wute the important medical book be has lately
Stvrn {" 90. world. Escte h-,ly should ee' tt., t
i;>re adv ts.usrui vi Ic4uuIs Ncd sti Iu-t.
uis.5 Aau..
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27
Chr ellswortb Anltr'ean.
THURSDAY. JAN. 2Ith. 1870.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wanted Agents.
Noiice-P. ii, Harding.
Auction Sale OF Real Estaie.
Hartford Insurance Company.
anted-Fiske and Curtis
f., NJ. G.. seminary
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

iialrs Vegetable >icIiisn iisir Ernewer
cleans the scalp of dandrud. and allhy~ ai uu-
pirA.Ani irfii .tinn.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27
In Bankruptcy.
legal Dotlees

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
] concerned, that he has Ueen duly appointed md
has taken upon hinseif the trust OF Executor
oi the last will and Testament OF
Josiah Wilson late of Penobscot
IN the County oi Hancock yeoman deceased BY
giving bpud a. the law directs; he therefore re.
quests ali persons wno indie btel 10 the said
uereaseds estate, to MAKE Immediate payu ent
and those VINO have any demands thereon, to ex-
hiDt The fame tur settlement.
sTOvERf WILSON
Jan. ipth, $50 .iwt
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

Is an excellent gTttrIr of
gTauniaicd Virginia. where
ever iutfYdnrt4t ii - uni
ScrsIliy admired It's put
i1p Ia han,l some muslin
"a. NceJ-chaliIn !'upcs are
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,i"r,,raH- "a Fbrr,.a Pafrn,.
4. ii. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
l-,lr Agent u th- 4 . ,aten, omcr, ~ Washington
uHirr the Act u ISL.
No. 7s. Site st., opposite kiibv St.,
BOSTON

ED>IbN
f'rER an extensive practice % upwards
twenty years continues 10 secure Patents In
The Jniie,i states also in great Britain, FRA ce
ami other foreign countries. Caveats, Spccihea
ions, Bouds, Assignments, AMI all papers or draw
ing- tor Patents, executed on reasonable Terms
with dispatch. Researches made Into American
AZ Il Foreign works, to determine legal and other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same
Copies of the clairns Of amy patent furnished Gv
remitttng one doll.., Assignments recorded in
Wa 'hIn ston.
\" igei,cy in the United staie- possesses st erior
ficifiss for obtdtnia1 fnteats ascerfdining the
prac.ic.sbiIay ofiareniions.
Durlng eight months the subscriber in the course
ol his large practice, made tarice rejected app1
cations siNTEEN AfrEALs: erery one Of which
decided lahts Jror by the COminis toner's OF Pateutc
-O-
TESTIMONIALS.
III regard Mr.. Eddy oil the most cnrabIe and
successfM practitioners with whom | have had
oilic ai intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
t'omnis siuners Of Patents,
81 have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trasfaroifhy, and more capable II putting their
applications in a form to secure for them early
inIiayorabic con sideration at the Patent onice.
EDMUND BURK,'
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
mir X II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE OF which patents
have been granted. and that one IL nowpending.
ability on his part leads me to recommend al IN
ventors to Apply to him 10 procure their patents
a. they may be sure of having the most faithful
attention i,e1lowed on their cases, and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARD."
Boston Ian. /. i-1J-)yr.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

Arom tic Vegetable Soap.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

HAND TRUNKS.
Gents Fancy Grain Leather Bags.
brussels Carpet
Duck Rail Road,
Enamel Cloth Railroad, =
- - Common, -
Whips in large variety and " alkins canes, Alas.
ka Patented Budllo Robes. stuffed seal Lap do
Double Fancy DO, Wool kcrs.y P.s.d sleigh
Blankets. Cotton do, 10. Wool square Camp
Blankets made and uumade.
Also the following patent foods from the Me-
came Institute of Massachusetts,, American Com
pans = Rubber line, Collars, American Conpany's ;
stuffed saddle safely Pads, " esssns self adjust.
ing Clasp snrsIngles, hnodarrs DasheT Rein
Holder, Hand Holders. shawl straps, Interfering
Ankle Boot-, Jrosby's Carriage Top Dre- sing,
BueAeys Safety iii, with variety OF small
Goods IN the trade.
Repairing and orders attended to at short no
tlce hiI, kiuI for past fayoss and confidence
By stfic. alteaiion w1uld solcit the con:inu
anc- and "a share OF support.
ESery article Warranted and sold at the lowest
fistire ior Cash.
HENRY SWAN.
Ellsworth. Dee .th, 1S,al. 81
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S DaHspruI 1duaDs friend n
Greenvills furnishes the 1PHaNIx the
following account Of brutal murder in
&c. Capt. E 4. Hsl,solavs residing eight
miles above GrSen Wills Court Honae,
was brutally murdered JON Sunday even
ing. the 1st'inst. He and his wife walk
ed ont after tea some 300 yards to a
neighbor's house, and had started home
about 8 O'Clock p M; they were going
through small strip of woods, where It
was dark. and Capt. H. was struck by
some unknown person, in the head with
an axe. He fell against his wife, which
alarmed her, and she ran off, screaming
and aroused the neiehbors, and they
hurried to the place, but found the
Captain dead. There was one cut above
the eye, which knocked out his brains,
and q cut in the back of the head, about
four inches deep-either of which would
have killed him instantly. His wife was
so frightened that she could tell nothing
about the affair, except that the MUIR
derer was large man; but could not
say whether he was white or black. No
clue to the murderer.
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State Of South Carolina,

COLUMBIA, May 8. 1870.
NIHEREAS, q vacancy exists in the rupre-
wv scntntion of the First Congressional
District OF South Carolina, occasioned by the
resignation of Hon. B. f. Whittemore, now.
therefore, l, Robert X. Scott, Governor of tho
State aforesaid do hereby issue this, my
Proclamation, that an election TO fill said va.
cancy will be held at tho several election pre-
cincts in said Congressional District, on
TUESDAY, the 31st day of May, inst.
Tho Managers OF Elections, appointed in
pursuance OF an Act providing for the next
general elections, and tho manner of con-
Quoting the same, approved September 26,
1868. are authorized and directed TO conduct
the said special Congressional election, and to
make all necessary arrangements therefor;
and each of them arc hereby required, after
duo publication, and with strict regard to the
provisions OF tho Constitution, and OF tho
laws OF tho State touching their duty in such
case, to canho such election to be held on the
day aforesaid, and to tako all the necessary
steps for the holding OF such election, and for
the ascertaining and determining tho person
who shall have been duly elected thereat.
Given under my hand and tho seal of the
State, in the city OF Columbia, this.
Sd day of May, in the year of our Lord
ssso1S"I''1e sst." one thousand eight hundred and
S,.ero,G seventy. and in the ninoty- y-f0urth year
OF the independence of tho United
States Of America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
F. l.. CARDozo, Secretary Of State.
May 4 WI
~ Weekly Republican copy timce.
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A Very Valuable Book.
WIE always take pleasure in recon

WTE always take pleasure in recommend
wv ing book which has all the qualities
should be; in which tho subject is one Of in-
terest and Importance. the style attractive
and pleasing, and the illustrations and details
lucid and complete. We find such book in
sons Life Qnd Epist es IF ST. Pau" just re-
published i'll this country by the NATIONAL
Publishing COMPANY, OF Cincinnati.
This work has all the attractivcness of
with the certainty that thoy are the truthful
records of well-authenticatcd facts; embrac-
ing graphic and eloquent delineations of the
early life, education, conversion. teachings.
labors, travels, sufferings. perls, persecu-
tions and missionary career OF tho great
Apostle. 1t eiands alono and unapproacha-
BILE III its speciality; all that could be desired
in the way of history. statement, comment
criticism and illustration, relating to the Wit al
subject or which it treats. The great learn.
ing and power, and beauty Of style, do
not constitute itss highest praise. This ia
pre- eminent Christian candor and imparti-
allty, Ill its solemn earnestness for historic
truth. its manly and unwavering faith in the
doctrines proclaimed by tho fearless subject
OF its biography, all combining to make it
ono OF the grandest monuments of sanctifed
intellect and learning over reared to honor of
Sacred Truth.
Never have we soon such an array OF great
Names, giving their unqualified commenda
tions OF book, ~ we find in the publishers
circular; names of men whose selfrespect
and personal character and po,ition make
them exceedingly chary how they endorse any
thing that docs not como up to a high stand
ard OF excellence, or that does not meet with
their hearty approval
This reprint will be moro highly priced than
any other, as it is the only COMPLETE EDITION
published in this country with translated
notes
1t has in addition an able and exceedingly
valuable dissertation by DIR. Leonard Bacon,
the eminent Professor OF Theology in Yale
College. preparing the reader fer the graphic
account Of tho life and writings OF the great
Apostle. Its pictorial illustrations, it's type,
paper, and binding, arc in keeping with the
rarn merits of the book
May42 c. f. STURGIS. Agent.
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M solomon, dssiroiissi- s5f sxs5sinsiseltyse 4
introducing the sold Carolina Bitters"-
it being q most excellent tonic as we'll as
q apldaaant beverage keeps an, urn con.
atantiy filled on his;oounter, fof5 tho ooD-
vehienoe OF ell persons debirous OF test.
ing their virtues before purchasing. This
preparation has been extensively used
by some of the principal. families in the
State, who guarantee it's purity and efIi-
cacy.
FATAL CAsuALTY.-We learn that on
last Friday morning, Mr.. John MoCra-
ney, an esteemed citizen of this County,
was thrown from his buggy and killed,
about mile this side of Lancaster vii
lage, s. @. Mr.. Moe. had been to Ian
caster to COLLECT some money which was
due him there, and was returning home
when the sad accident happened.
Charlotte Observer.
A fire broke ont in New York, yester-
day afternoon, in the large building No.
81 Centre street, which entirely destroyed
the first, second, third. fourth and fifth
floors. occupied by the New York Print
ing Company. loss 500, 900; the fourth
and fifth floors, by G.. w. Alexander.
book-binder. loss $40, 900. All insured.
Loss on building, owned by Robert Greg
hart, $40, 900.
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A TEMPERANCE FAMILY IN NEVADA
1t consisted OF the husband, his wife and
two grown sons. The old lady was the
only one of the family who did not take
n little of the 90, be joyful" Sitting by
the fire few minutes. the old man tipped
n wink, and the visitor followed him out.
Stopping by shed. he pulled out long
necked bottle, remarking, II have 10
keep this hid, for the boys might get to
drinking, and the old woman would raise
the devil" They took drink and re-.
turned to the fire sde. Soon, Tom, the
eldest son, asked the visitor out to see a
horse. and taking him behind the barn,
pulled out Il flask, remarking, ''I have to
keep this hid, for the old man will get
drunk. and then the ID is to pay" and
they both took drink and returned
Soon, Bob stepped on the visitors toe
and walked off, the visitor following. AS
they reached the pig.pen, Bob drew out n
good sized bottle, remarking. "You know
the old man and Tom will get drunk, and
| have to hide this" Our friend con-
cluded he could not stand it to drink
contidentially against the whole family,
aud started back to Gold Hill.
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DEATH FR0M e SrabnR 1BfFH. * Soiors
ed woman, hose name va did not learn,
In the service OF Capt. Brudfofd, was
bitten. on Saturday last, sby d spide1s in:
On oIt.bd dnee bn the premises where she
was emRioyed. Medical aid was sum.
monsd. But the unfortunate woman died
yesterday afternoon from the effects Of
che bite. e.-AEgus.a Constisutionalist.
David O'Day. New York rowdy, who
was implicated in Che murder of Felix
Larkin, eighteen months ago, was killed
on the Oath instant. in liquor saloon on
Greenwich street, New York. He was
with a party of friends at the time, and
was stabbed by one Of them during an
alteration.
A despatch from the far West says: A
despatch from Sioux City to-day, says
that the alarm in the Indian country is
general and well-founded. It is Thought
that if the Indians are not Sheridanized
at once, they will inaugurate the most
extended war the West has ever expert
enced.
In order that the merits of the "Old
Carolina Bitters" shall be fully tested,
and every person be benefited by the m,
Mr. Solomon will give it gratuitously
to suoh persons in i'll health as are una
ble,- from INDECENT circumstances, to
purchase them.
At the Firemen's Jubilee. in Savan-
nah, on the I'd, the Charleston Hook
and Ladder No. 2 won the prize; the
steamer Etnn, of the same city, was
ahead in the trial of engines.
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That General Jordan is coming to tho
United States may be regarded as o
certainty, but what condition lie is COM
ing in, is still subject for wonderment.
The New York San, and other journals
in the insnrgent interest, say that he is
coming as special envoy to Congress,
to urge the young republics claims to
recognition, and that it is all right. On
the other hand, we know ambassadors
seldom embark on small open boats, or
carry with them crowd of ragged
soldiers, unless under very strong per-
suasion. Jordan's mission, therefore,
appears to us very much in the light OF q
skedaddle.
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The Philadelphia Day mournfully in
quires: "The city in which American
independence was declared and the Con.
stitution framed, appears 10 be fast fad.
ing from the minds Of men in authority.
Oan nothing be done for the birthplace
of liberty-a city containing nearly
1000, 900 of intelligent people? Nothing
to save it from sinking into political in.
signiGcance?"
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BADLY SoLD.-At the Express Com
pany's sale of unopened packages, Sa-
turday last, there were many wild and
ventnresome bids by gentlemen eager to
go into the lottery. The best joke is
told of two well-known hardware mer-
chants of this city Seeing box marked
"Hon. B. Z. Randolph" (the dcfuuct
martyr,) they began to surmise rs to its
contents. and finding it somewhat pom
derous, concluded that it contained pis-
tolls or revolvers. They immt dintely
formed an extemporaneous copartner-
ship and bid it in for Sal. On opening
their prize, the box was found to con-
tain about 20. 900 pewter medals OF Grant
and Colfax, which the martyr, doubtless,
intended for campaign purposes. Per-
sons desiring to purchase medals, can get
them cheap ut the stores of Messrs. -.
Charleston Courier.
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Desirable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.

A FOUR ACRE LOT, in most desirable
IA portion OF the city, eplendidly adapted
for building purposes. will be sold in whole or
in parts to suit purchasers.
A fine FAMILY RESIDENCE, containing ten
(10; Rooms, and all necessary out buildings
and conveniences, situated in very central
portion Of the city.
For terms and other particulars, apply to
D. O. PEIXOTTO & SON, Real Estate Agents,
corner Main and Washington streets.
Nav
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Information from the Northern Pro-
vinces OF India brings report of n serious
ontbreak among the native tribe of
Ihackoors, at Newar, town of the
Province of RoJpootana, 200 miles to the
South. west OF Delhi. Some 1000 of the
tribe have rebelled against their chief
and his followers, and terrible massacres
have taken place. The troops OF the
nearest military station have been or
dered to the scene OF the outbreak.
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OPINION OF THE PREss.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention Of our readers to a very
pears in the Observer this Observation-Disclosures
QUEENS DELIGHT" There must be some-
thing i'll it, for We hear it spoken OF as pre-
para,ion OF much merit. and one prepared by
maceutical reputation. The enphnDious SOU
briqnet, QUEENS DELIGHT" has IN itself an
attraction which should commend it to our
lady friends in need of 30 excellent a medi-
cine, and we suppose all would be benefited
by Its use. For sale by FISHER & HEINlTsH,
Druggists. A24
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Ce)lLU.I NIB J, !,
wednasaay d Morning May ,asg0.

The coming summer. promises to be
signaled over all predecessprs by great
labor dist1rbances. Tn Paris, {and
throughout Continental Europe the
revolution has already commenced. and
in some Of the capitals, reached "a point
fruitful OF :alarm to the Governments
BY Tie immense immigration Of the past
few weeks from England, we can see the
same elements at work there, perhaps on
q slower. butyet larger SCALE, and ere
long. sfnllV, one fourth of the artisan
populationsoS Europe will become not
only producing. but possibly ar
rayed against the good order aud inter-
ests of society. No battle ever fonght
since the world began, could equal in
Importance this great labor contest, upon
the issne Of which. depend the worlds 3
destinies. We all know the power of
capital, and have seen the scattered forces
of its competitor gradually organizing
and consolidating, growing every day
more pressing in exactions and more de-
terninedIy hostile. The result has been
to- driyethe cost Of living rapidly up
wards tosan enormous figure. to beget
ruinons extrayagance. to foster vice and
all kindred elements Of social disoord.
We do not expect the strikes to remove
any OF these evils In some places they
will succeed and in others fail. In either
case, however, they viii only act as in
D i : -
centivea TO new demands and new
troubles, cu1minating eventually in popu-
lar, revolutions, by, which means the
widening gulf between wealth and pow
erty cam alone be crossed. Our own
country, in spite Of its many natural ad-
vantages, is lihely to participate in the
general turmoil; but with our extended
territory, it cannot result in such serious
consequences as in Europe, where over
crowded communities have only two
modes Of relief Through war or emigra-
ton. A few obstinate men will be beg
CARED in the battle, and large hole will
be made in our national wealth by the
loss of productiveness, which time and
taxes will necessarily have to make up.
So much for the strikers.
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Pah. How disgustingl il the exclamation of
every lady who indiscreetIy ventures to apply
the ordinary hair dress or "coloroIs" or ''re-
storcrs" to her whitening riglets. Mud and
tar are scarcely less abhorrent. Not 30 PHA-
Ions FITALlA OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR. Nothing d. files it's frecl, flowing crys-
tai. There Is no sediment. no gum, no foul
gas. 1t is harmless, and it's operation per-
feet. What n discovery MI rs
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LIST OF NEW Advertisement rs
d. @. PeiXotto IL Son-Keal Estate.
i. Cantwell-Goshen Butter.
Communication of Richland Lodge.
d. g. Peixotto 4 Sun-Auction { ale.
Proclamation by tho Governor.
Hardy Solomon White Corn.
Situation Wanted as Clerk.
G. L. Sturgis-New. Book.
X. o. Neale, Jr.-Houso to Rent.
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= KosKoo. The Norfolk Daily Journal, of

KosKoo.-The Norfolk Daily Journal, of
December l. 1869, says:
This medicine is rapidly gainiug conf
dcnce of tho people, and the numerous testi-
mnnals OF it's virtues, given by practitioners of
medicine, leaves no doubt that it is safe and
reliable remedy for IMpURITy OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER DISEASE, &C."
The last Ne icdl Journal contains an arti-
Gle from Prof. X. 8. Newton, NJ. D., President
OF the T. Medi-C6lege, city Of New York, that
speaks in high terms of it's curative proper
ties. and gives a special recommendation OF
koskoo to tho practitioners of medicine.
This is, we believe, the first instance where
such medicines have been officially endorsed
by the Faculty of any of the Medical Colleges,
and reflects great credit npon the skill OF DR..
Lawrence. its compoundur, and also puts
"Koskoo" i'll the VAN Of all other medicines
of the present day. F26
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NOAH ON HAM.-In thnt racy series Of
papers, Down Among the Dead Men, i"
in the OLD Guard, for March, we find the
following about the veteran journalist,
Major Noah:
THE Major" as he was always called
by his friends. though always standing
mp stoutly for the honor of his race, was
not very strict in the observance of the
Hebrew religion. Some one, nettled at
something he had said, spoke of him as a
pork eating jew" He laughed when
told of it. II don't admire pork" he
said. "but plead guilty to n weakness
for its hind leg, when all the Christian
has been taken out OF it by salt and
smoke nnd-hanging. I know that the
first Noah cursed Ham, but he was re-
covering from bad drunk at the time.
There is no reason why the lust Noah
should do it without any provocation-
especially if the ham be juicy. and the
Noah hungry"
"But Moses, Major"
"Oh, Moses was perfectly right, under
the circumstances. I don't suppose that
there was n man in all Palestine who un-
derstood how to curea ham, Moses tells
us we mustn't mar the corner Of our
boards, and yet ninety hundreds of
the Jews shave az close MS do"
''And SO the Mnjor nte his ham, and
took the responsibility.
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Chief of Police Hendricks has been
presented with watch-chain and seal,
by tho members of the Charleston police
force.
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y Just Received.
. OOO BUSH. PRIME WHITE CORN.
GsVOO which will be sold at lowest
May 4 HARDY sOLOMONs.
Wanted,

Wanted.
PY young man, who can furnish the best
I'D OF city references. a situation as CLERK,
in either Il Dry Goods or Grocery establish
ment. Would also be willing to assist at
BOOKS Address G. A. b.,
May II Columbia. g. C.
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write you to certify that have used DR..
Simmons Liver Regulator in my family with
complete success. j. w. D. BIHD,
Mlt3 Chattahoochee, Fla.
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SUNDAY IN PARIS. Next Sunday, the
9th Of May, the special election will take
place in the French Empire to decide
upon the amelioratiops and concessions
of The Empire, and also upon the con-
tinuance of the Emperor's dynasty in
the person OF his son. Sunday is Tie day
of the week in Paris, and all over Franco
the day Of races, theatres. concerts, balls,
promenades, excursions and marching,
and also the day of elections.
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Digest of New York Reports.

DY Clinton e. Waite, five volumes, s25; Alb
- botts Digest, eight volumes. $50; both to
loG9 Also, IL fresh supply Of Abbott's Forms,
TWO volumes, Si2; Wntaker's Practice, two
volumes; Tillinghast Il Shearman's Practice;
Howard's Annotated Code, SC; Edwards on
Referees (under the COde;I Tyler on Cover
ture, &c. and other new law books.
April 26 BRYAN & MCCARTER.