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w FALSE PRETENCEs.-THE vAsl

mr FALSE PRETENCES. VAST
and continually increasing sales Of HosTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS have provoked the envy OF
certain class Of dealers In various parts Of the
country, who are trying to substitute theiv utter
ly worthless local nostrums for the most popular
proprietary medicine In the world. These lmpos.
ters hope by their false statements to obtain from
the millions who patronlze the great AIaer.ca1
Tonic sufficient number OF customers tc maze
their specuations upon the health OF their neigh
bors profitable. AS the demand for H0STETrER'S
BITTERS is now so large and urgent as 10 tax to
their fullest extent the facilities for Its manufac
ture, these petty attempts to wiring IN the merest
trash by false representations, are OF little conse
quence to i's proprietors. They are, however,
serious evil to the ylctlmlzed. H. for example. a.
this warm season, when real lnvigorant Is great
ly needed, the sufferer from general debility. IN
digestion, blliousness or nervous weakness, Is
coaxed Into using wishy-washy compound with
out any medicinal virtue, instead OF the soTer.
elgn specific In which the rarest tonic and atera-
tive vegetable elements are scientifically combin-
ed It Is obvious that he will rue the day when he
allowed himself to be thus deluded. 1t Is IN the
Interest OF parties who have been or may be lniu.
enced by the persuasion OF plausible charlasans,
that this article Is published. With the light OF
twenty years. experience to guide him, why
should an Invalid take leap In the darkH
auo5SDSC
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THE REMonAL5 OF DIR. PARKER.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

There is no change in Office, made by Gov
eraor Scott. that will be felt by our who!e
State more ksenly than the removal Of DR.. j.
W. Parker, as superintendent OF the Lunatic
Asylum in Columbia, and certainly by none
more than those Who have bad the misfortune
to have friends 10 that institution. DR.. Parker
was man above all others who our entire
community supposed would be let alone. Dr.
a. G.. Mickey. chairman OF the Board o'
Regents of that institution, eaid DR.. Parker
must not be removed, as heIwas mau whom
every one thought the most ft man that could
be found. DR.. Mackey has been absent from
Columbia 80 he time. and during his absence
| this outrage on humanity his been probably
committed, as be distinctly told gentleman
in this city, if Dr.. Parker was removed he
should resign his position as chaltman OF inc
board. By whom, then, was it done By Gov
erno1 Scott And for What2 To make room
for man said to be an entire stranger to our
people. Is there ans Republican who GIN OF
dare say that the man appointed is the
superior Of DR.. Parker. Why. then, WAS he re-
moved2 Can it be possible that the party who
now govern the State have sunk so low in
morals, so vindictive in hate to every promi-
nent man in South Carolina, that they have in
flcted upon the poor unfortunate inmates an
entire stranger to watch over them One who
it is said has no experience IN matters Of this
kind For their sakes. for the sake OF one who
ia near and dear to the wrtegY we hope this
person selected MY prove half as good as
the one removed. Governor Scott, with the
unbounded influence he has ovsr ibis party
could have prevented it. Governor Scott iis
therefore, iesponslbie flor the removal Of thls
mos, excellent man, aud Governor Scott rs re.
sponsble for all the msmauage nent that may
happen to;the poor unfortunate inmates OF that
institution whom God has deprived ofresson.
When party can be 80 malignant as to resort
TO such means as thsse-God help us. What
SAYS the party organ to this removal.
justice.
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:; TIE COMING AMUSEMENT sEAsoS.-It will be
pleasant news to- our people, oppressed with
the heat and dullness OF these piping August
days. to learn that Miss Laura Keene, whose
excellent company gave so much satisfaction
here last season, has become the lessee of our
beautiful Academy of Music for the coming
fall and winter, and is now maturing plans
for presenting in our city a pleasing and
varied succession of dramatic attractions. The
period at which the fall season is to open has
not, as vet, we believe, been fixed.
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NEWS: FRIDAY. AUGUST 5 1870.
x OFFICIAL. y

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In: the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending August 4,
$780, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
tS Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are Advertised"
as- Office hours from A. NJ. to 81i P. NJ. On
Sundays, from 5>z to 6hP.M.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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SUIT FOR LrBEL.-T. j. Mackey has insti-
tuted suit for libel against the editors of the
Ring Organ in this city. 1t appears that In an
article published by them, Of which Mackey
was the subject, among the charges set forth
lis one that, whilst Mackey was ''city father :
h was unmindful Of the interests Of his peo-
pie, and was not elected from the Council
until he attempted the murder OF his nephew,
at one Of Its regular meetings. This charge
Mackey resents, and appeals to the law for
8 atisfaction. The authors of the alleged libel
were compelled to give bonds in the sum Of
$1,000 each to answer the charge at court E..
P. Wall stood their security.
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Hotel ,Arrtvais-Aqgust 4
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

e: F. England, Georgia; L. G. Carpenter,
District Colurabla; Geo. n. Cornelson, South
Carolina; Thos. E. Gregg, -; W. K
Greenfield. B. MeCrary. VIM. N. Wallace,
South Carolina; 8. n. Roberts, Maryland; l.
II. Dra,ne, North Carolina; D. Callahan, South
GHofns; L. 8. Belden, Bobtown. -. ts
PAVILION HOTEL.
&c. Lancaster. Wadmslaw; W. E. Cheese
boro, Augusta; Robt. Tutte, st. stephens
-5.R. Eaney, Georgia.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., 81,
IS. Sc so and ss 50 per thousand according TO
,..ze, at TIE NEWS Job Office.

..HussANps, love your wives" is an injunc-
tion of Holy Writ, and one Of the best ways OIL
showing your appreciation OF that command Is
to stop at No. 27 Queen street and leave an
order for one of the improved Common sense
Sewing Machines to be sent up. The oest
machine ever produced yct for the amount OF
money.
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n~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL

@ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
MA. GEORGETOWN COUNTY-IN THE COURT
OF PRoBATE.-SAMUEL S. FRASER VS.. CHAS.
E. COOK, Defeddant lmpleaded with othess.-To
CHARLES E. COOK, Defendant aoove named:
You are hereby summoned anal required tc an
swer the complaint in this action, which IS nled IL
the office of the Judge Of the Probate Court lot
the County OF Georgetown, IN the State aforesaid,
aud serve copy OF your answer on the subscria'
err at his office In Georgetown, s. c., within twer'
ty days after the service OF the summons OF ycu,
exclusive Of the day of service 1! you fail to au-
sver the complain. Within that time, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded n
the Complaint. 4. Dozlsk-
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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n7- Persons deposlttng letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near The upper righ:
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp teS-
ter cannot be mailed. bus will be sent to the Dead
Letter Ofice.
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@ EAGLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
You are respectfully invited to attend the Fune-
raj Services Of your late Honorary Member, E.
DUFORT, at St. Mary's Church. Hasel street, at
half:past O'clock, THIS MORNING, in citizens
dress.
By orler. A. M. COHEN
aug5 Secretary Eagle F. E. Co.
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THE GERMAN RIFLE CLUB meets at Liudstedfs.
Hall this evening, to consider the invitation OF
the Germania Rite Club O. Washington, D. G.,
to visit their festival on the lst, I'd and Sd OF
September next.
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Obituarn.

oNEILL-pled on sullivan's Island, July 2sth,
1870, RAYMOND JOSEPH. youngest son OF Francis
L. and Mary L. O'Neill, aged four months and
twenty days.
ARMSTRONG.-Died,in i'm Summerville, on the 7th
OF July. 1870, MAGGIE Lillian, infant daughter
OF W. q. and Mary E. Armstrong. aged l year, s
months and 13 days.
90. tender bud, from mothers bosom,
For Jesus calls In freshness sweet;
Our richest gift was this fair blossom.
TO lay at our dear Savtour's feet.
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CITY A-FEAIRS.,

ADVERTISERS win take notice that we cannot
Apsee that any advertisement sent to The
NEWS Office at later hour than half.past nine
O'Clock at nighs win appear in theneTt morn
ing's paper. An exception to this rule is maize
in favor of notices Of meetings, deaths and
minerals
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Tc CHARLES E. COOK: Take Eo:Ice thai this
action Is commenced for partition OF Real Estate
in Probate Court, In and for TIE County Of George
town. in the State OF South Carolina, and that
ann mons in this action OF which the foregoing is
a copy, was fled In the office Of the Judge OF Pro-
bate OF said County, at Georgetown, in said state
on the asth day Of June, 1870, and that You are
REQUIRED to appear iii tile cause by the l1lh day OF
July uext, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for -he relief demanded in the complaint.
R DOZlER
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Georgetown. 5. c., esth June 1870
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s-DABNEY, MORGAN & CO. vs. THE

@DABNEY, MORGAN & co. VS.. THE
PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE BANK
OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EFT ALL
CHARLESTON COUNTY, COMMON PLEAS,
EQUITY SIDE.-Au persons, deposltors IN the
Bank OF the State OF South Carolina, or any o. :s
branches having claims upon said Bans a-e
hereby notified that by the decree CT his Honor
Judge CARPENTER. made in this cause, and
dated May 7th, 1870, they must prove their
claims before ME on or before the fifteenth i15sh,
day Of Angus: next, or else they will be barred
from all participation In the Assets OF said Baak
o- claims upon the State Of South Carolina.
Depositors must present their claims, sustained
By affidavit, similar to those required for claims
upon executors or administrators, stating dis
tlnctly when the deposit account began, and
when It ended.
The Deposit Books must in every case be p-c.
iuced Tin existence.
CHARLES B. sGMoNToN. Referee.
Charleston, s. O., No. Is Broad street, over Pee.
pIes National Bank, June %, 1870.
N. B.-Columb!a Phoenix VIII please copy as
above marked.
junos-es, 30 jule 9, 13 1921 ,aug3, sll3.15
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Trs STEINER GREAT EASTERN wilfrun or
,,be nond at the foot of Broad street, this alter
noon, at half past O'Clock. collection VII
be taken up to defray expenses.
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auction sales ThIs Day

Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, boots, SHOES and hats.
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era GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

@rA GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1884, DR.. RUGGE discoV.
cred "Carbollc Actdn and lis extraordinary medl.
cal effects nothing in the history Of Medicine has
euualed it. Largely used by the French physt-
clans In treatment Of consumpt!ve and scrofu.
lous diseases, 1t was introduced by the Court Ply
s!cisn OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
s.a, and from thence to the United States. No.
thing else Of the present day csn equal HEN
RY,s SOLUTION OR CARBOLIC CONSTITUTION
RENovATOR- Patients get better after only one
dose has BEEN taken, and We cordially recommend
1t to the public.-lEditor "Ar0us" Ianl7 1vr
B- AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-O
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cInee. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. E.. B. F0oTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue,
New York. decl'
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BUSI NESS MOTTO e s

HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Gree1 and
p.onl, WILSON'S GROCERY. ju1S
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ng- NOTICE.-ONE MONTH FROM
date, application will be made for renewal o.
SCRIP No. 90, for Sixty Shares In the Magnetic
Iron Company OF South Carolina, in the name OF
rnryN PERG1soN. july2s-H
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<sui,era Notlres.

iDUEORT.--DIed, In Savannah, on the Sd of Au,
gust, OF congestion OF the brain, E. DUEORT.
~ HIS, RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND.
acqualntances are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services at st. Mary's Church, THIS
MORNING, at flalf.past nine O'Clock. aug5.lt
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RAsSa. S1. or THE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Blackman's Drug Store, No. 80 Broad street,
August 4 :s o'clock, 80; 10, Sc; II, 81: 2 Ssi
4, "a; 6, 80; 8, 80. -,
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NEW BunDMs.-The Messrs. Devereux have
almost completed the large shed for Messrs.
Cameron & Barkley, ON Meeting street, next
to the corner Of Cumberland. The building
measures 6sxllO feet, and will be used by the
proprietors as an adjunct to their ssorehouse'
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TEAr AccrpESrAL SHOOTING. The following
paragraph, published in city paper on We'd
nesday, is incorrect in all the most essential
particulars:
TShot By Mistake. J. B. Wright, Of this city,
was shot through the arm on Monday night
last, while quietly walking along st. Philip
street toward his home. We are Informed
that the shot was fred by Robert. Scott. who,
AFTER being arrested. acknowledged that ne
did fire the shot, Jut thar he had mistaken MT; MI:
tnAAnt for him. On this explanation MT:
WRIGHT withdrew the complaint, and Scott
was libera&ed.
Wright, who Is colored member Of the
Legislature, on Monday night was attending
"a meeting Of charitable association. The
meeting took place indoors, and Scott and
other persons were present. One Of the par
ties accused Scott Of mlsusing the funds Of the
society, to which charge Scott rejoined that
his sccuser was thief and liar, and recely-
ed q slap in the face for his pains. Scott TAX
ing iiis seat fora few moments, arose, e1claim-
ing, sI will shoot your And taking pistol
fsom his pocket, fired at his aaecuser, who,
dodring out Of the way, escaped the shot.
wright, who was apparently standing just
beyond, or at least near BY the person
aimed at, received the ball in his arm. Such
appears to.be the true statement of the case
"A FNs SPECIMEN OF CHARLESTON WORK
xsssHp.-Mr. J. q. Linsebrink, the cabinet
msker, has Just completed at his shop, No. IS
king street, a few doors below Broad street, a
large sideboard, which is at once very cred
table achievement OF his caste and skill as
ioIner, and q striking evidence of the unde-
xeloped resources Of valuable wood In our ua-
tive forests. .rhe patedi OF the. 'ldeboard is
the southernhard yellow plae. with which the
mouldlngs, ins dark ~alautiiaiord rich and
pleasing pdntrsst rFex would, imagine, be-
fore looking on this exquisite piece Of fnrni-
ture, the surprising beauty of the grain Of the
p,ne, which We have, In such abundance among
Us, or the degree orpoleh, of which, under
the cunning hands OF the artisan, it is suscep-
tible. The sideboard was made to order for
one Of Our oltlzens, aud will remain day or
two in the establishment Of Mr.. Linsebrink.
It is worth visit.
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Meetings This Day.

Marion Lodge, at s.P. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at haif.pasts z y !
German Rife Club, at s P. N.
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COLUMBIA, s. c., July IS, 1870.

COLUMBIA, s. c., July IS, 1870.
W. HUTsoE TOWNSEND, State Agent OF the Securi.
ty Life Insurance and Annuity Company OF
New York:
Dear Str-I acknowledge the prompt payment
by the above named company OF ten Thousand
dollars insurance upon the life OF P. H. @. Shler'
late OF ColIeton County.
(Signed) DRURY EUNAhARER,
aug5-1 Admir- Estate P. H. B. Shuler.
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mr WHEN YOU FEEL A COUGH
or bronchial affection creeping on the lungs
tave AYERS CuERRY PECT0RAL, and cure it
,u,o,s IL becomes incurable. iuy2T-Wfm6
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REcovERY-,lnumber Of articles, the prop.
.erty of Mr.. Meyers oonsisting Of one hundred
and eighty dollars in money, two revolvers
and one railroai ticket, were recovered lately
by the detectiSe esforce. Other property also,
consisting of lot Of silver spoons, sundry ar
ticles of clothing and one fowl, have been re-
captured. IL
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THANKs.-The treasurer Of the Ladies' Me-
morial, Association acknowledges the receipt
q siT Is cents hoii the lMaionss on Memorial
diys ysthFougEMss sAss ! ]. ASsS9plFdssR Ss ,fe
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mp- PANIC-sTRUCK BEAUTY.-IT IS
q terrible shock TO q charming woman-lndeed'
sny woman-to find that her teeth are "oesin-
ming togo" Never will any human oeing VINO
uses the fragrant sozODoNT make that dis
rnycry.
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;Morrlsey, Jno
Morse, A H
IOberstadt, L

I
.IOberstadt, L
i0'Brien, Patrick
!0ner, Jno 81
Panzerbeiter,
! Charles
Petat, Philip
Petit, Earnest
Pepkin, Geo "
Plumall, A
Porter, F A
iPiayser. Henry
Pugli, Franklin,
| JE
Purcell, VIM 8
Randall, Vim E
! Reed, Jno NJ
Richard, VIM ]
Ross, E0och
Scott, Josiah
Schmidt, Geo W
.chuckert. L
IShepan, Wilson
ISimonds, Wm
Simmons, Thos
Simmons, Hen
| rs
Small, Revel @
stevens, David
Sullivan, D II 81
lSymonds, ThosH
lThewler, L S
Thorn pson, W a
Tlnsley, Thos
iTomlln, Robert
Trewly, n
lVennlng, Brea.
IWeymer, J D
iWelisbrock,
| Diedrlck
Wheeltr, George
White, Stephen
White, James
Wilson, Mess L
| Bros
Wiley, Thos N
Wittschen, G
|Waneker, Mark
Wrede. B
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uspALDING's CLUE" GO well regulated fami
,v viii be without it. iulyss-fmw3
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g- SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUB
LIC.-GREAT ONE DOLLAR
lNTEREsTED.-Ex sale OF Diamond
and Gold Jewelry Silver and Platedware, Mus!ca!
Instruments, Sewing Machines, Dry and Fancy
Goods. Table Cutlery, Photograph Albums, artt-
cles of rirtu. aud an endless variety o. Forelgl
and Domestic GomIs, both useful aud o-naneE.
taI, at Uniform price of ONE DOLLAR each.
Agent, wanted everywhere. Grea. Induce
meuts offered Send fcr circular. Address,
@. c. CORY CO..
No. 1sa Broadway,
re-ftuamos New YORK.
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SEA Moss FAR1NE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango. Puddings, CustarGs, Creams, &C.,
sc. The cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious
food in the world. augl-mWf3D&C
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MuRDsR N ST. JAMES GOOSE GREER
Plncxney Grooms, q young man in the prime
OF life, was killed athls house, in st: James
Goose Creek, on the 2Sth instant, by Hugh W,
Winter. 1t appears feom the. testimony taken
!. at the Inquest, that Pringle Winter, a brother
OF Hugh VI. Winter. came to Grooms' house
ON the morning Of the 26th ofJuly, and raised
a quarrel with Grooms, and cursed him, and
then went away, but returned again after being
absent a few; hours, III company with Hugh W.
Winter, and the quarrel was renewed.
.Grooms ordered them to leave his premises,
but they refused to go; and while Prlngle
Winter engaged Grooms' attention in front.
Hugh W. Winter came up in the rear and
struck Grooms severe blow on the right tenn
pie with hoe, after which he lived only few
hours. Nelson Joyner, trial justice, acting as
coroner on the occasion, has committed
both the 81 Winters to Charleston County
,Ja for trfalin November next.
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TIE SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE, COMPANY, Of
New York, which is represented In this city by
Mr. Louis Sherfesee, the local agent, has re-
Gently paid claims to the extent 900. The
acknowledgment published elsewhere shows
that the company have promptly met all losses;
The Security has been very successful In the
South. Six hundred and ten new policies were
issued in this State alone during the past year,
while the business has increased correspond;
insly elsewhere.
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~LIPPbIAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
rERS. IN old German Tonic.

~LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS. the mos. delightful and effective In the
world.
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Dear Sir-I take pleasure in acknowledging the
receipt this day by check on the National Bank Of
the Commonwealth Of New York, Of the amouht
In full OF my claim under policy, 2o,o4s, in your
company, on the ufe OF my late husband, W, j..
Anderson. Yours respectfully,
(Signedl ANN ID. aspEASoS.
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THE MEETING IN WARD no. 4.
The following resolutions were adopted oS
the Reform Club OF Ward No. 4, at their meet
ing on Wednesday ght:
Rssoiued, That the several wards Of the city
be invited to appoint delegates to q conven-
ton. TO be called Of all TIE wards in the city,
to organize central committee.
Resolved That thIs wa ID proceed at once to
the appointment Of five delegates to attend
said convention.
It was moved and carri. d that the presi-
dent make the appointments at his leisure.
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Anrtinfr 5ales--@bis Dan.

By MILES DKAKE.
iRo0Ts, SHOES AND HATS. 'fl h@iS
n ,tora niS MoKEiGG. at 10 O'Clock will sell at
ns So cases BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting Of Bro.
gaas, Balmofas. Oxford Ties. Congress-: Mala-
bo5IaS noM Eaass. Misses aud Chdren's Congress,
III cases Mems and Boys. Straw Hats
aug5 ''0'
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~ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
rERS strengthens the debil.ta:ed.

@~ WANT OF SLEEP.-OPIUA OR
morphine is usually prescribed as soporlhc. Both
are Violent remedies, and react violently, pre-
ducing nausea, headache and prostraton. They
are often given when they are not needed; and
not unfrequently they increase the irritation OF
the brain instead Of soothing 1t. Probably In
seventy five cases ou. OF hundred ln which they
ere administered, PLANTATION BITTERs given
in moderate doses and at proper intervals would
have the desired eject. Persons who find It dtfl-
cult TO compose their minds to aleep after lying
down at night or whose slumbers are disturbed
by bad Dreams or are too brief to afford due nour-
ishment, are advised to try the Plantatian Btters
as an anodJ ne; for this comprehensive medicine Is
not only tonic and Alternative, but delightful
sedative-s "balm Of hurt minds" as well as
reyivder OF enfeebled frames.
Iss use, as means OF producing healthful sleep,
involves none OF the unpleasant secondary conse-
quences OF a resort to the former narcotics. They
all, Without exception, excite the stomach VILE
the eject of the Bitters is to tone, and without
Irritating that sensitive organ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-05

Georgeto wn, 5. c., asth June, 1870.
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