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The Charleston Extension Billl

The Columbia Radicals estimate that lhir-
,v-,iye hundred voters would he added to
The population OF Charleston by the proposed
extension OF the city limits. This reinforce
mcnt OF phospiiate-digsing colored men
would make the victory OF sthe party" toier-
ably certain; but there is 4 nervous fear
that these new voters world cast their bal
lots with the Democrats who employ anG
nav them. rather than with the Radicals who
have given them nothing but soft words ana
much veyation. This makes the Radicals
fight shy of the Extension bill, the more es-
pecially us the carpet-bag fraternity declare
that they would rather vote for Democrat
than for DR.. A. G. Mackey, who is expected
to be the Radical candidate for Mayor When
ever the occasion offers. The Radical cry
now is-s'South Carolina for South Carroll
..nians, without distinction OF race or color, y
and the wcl-fed immigrants at the capital
do not relish the idea of losing the good
things they have enjoyed for two years or
more.s For this reason, the bill will be op-
posed by Scott, Chamberlain & Co., with a
fair prospect OF succeeding. A bill may be
passed, ordering o new election to be held
this spring, but leaving the city limits as
they are. To this we do not object. Elec-
ton day may come as soon as the Radicals
will. The people are ready and will do their
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TERMS or THE NEWS.

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ApyERrISEMESTS.-FirSt insertion 10 cents
line; subsequent insertions 10 cents line Spe
cial Notices 10 cents q line each insertion. Bus.
ness Notices 20 cents line eacli insertion. Mar
rage and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts
and Electrotype Advertisements will be inserted
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Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO..
No. II9 East Bay. Charleston. S. C.
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Assurance DoubIy Sure.

This, you know, is really too bad. H. Fl.
Kimpton the Financial Agent OF the State,
has in his possession Two or three million
dollars of State bonds. fine E!"mbers OF
the Legislature wanted TO know how the
State was secured and q committee reported
that Mr. Kimpton had, as a voluntary act,
given bond in the sum Of S500,000. This
was lovely: but now comes the horror OF it.
Some one has nosed out the significant TACT
that the surety on the bond is-Who? Why,
H. II. Kimpton himself. Now, ii an agent
holds two million dollars OF the money OF q
third person, and the said agent pockets the
same. and recourse is had on the surety,
and the surety is the agent himself, and the
surety pays the half million set down in
the bond, what, in that case, becomes OF the
other half million? The surety is not liable
for more than the half a million. If you
imprson the surety-agent, you imprison the
innocent surety. And, if you do not impri-
son the surety, how can You touch the de
faultins agent? Where does the agent leave
off and the bondsman begin? How is the
State TO know "this from that and such from
':Sich, one from t'other and t'other from
'swhich?" The arithmetical member will
please reply.
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MAYOR PILLsBuRY and his Aldermen have
queer way OF doing things. They petition
the Legislature to abolish the office of flour
Inspector so that proper person may be
elected, and they pray that the "extra-judi-
"cial interference ofthe courts 'in the premises
be stayed. And yet the Clerk Of Council
declares that this petition was not considered
or read at any meeting of Council, and that
lie did not see the petition until it was pub
lshed in this paper. How is this?
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Can0 for 6a!r.

VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND
STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE will sell
10000 acres OF LAND and FOUR STEAM SAW
MILLS, situated in Colleton County, S. c., on the
Edsto River.
These Land; have an unlimited supply OF the
very finest pine timber and also fine facilities for
running machinery with water power. All the
Mills are now in successful operation, anil are
connected with the river either 10y canal or rail.
road. Location healthy, water excellent, and
Lands well adapted for corn, cotton, rice or
cane
i will sell these Lands in tody or divide them
into tracts TO suit purchasers.
For further particulars, appiy to JOHN I. JEN-
NlNGS, Georges Station, S. G. Railroad
lec3 fmW2mos*
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WE are glad to see that there is fair
prospect that the bill 'to repeal an act 40
secure advances for agricultural purposes,
passed September 20, 1866" will not pass
the Senate. Than the passage OF this bill,
no one thing would do more to embarrass
and injure the planters and farmers OF the
State. The Lien bill gave the factors their
security; without it. the planters in general
cannot borrow money.
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per cent, to be disposed Of for coin at their par
value. or exchanged for outstanding per cent
bonds: also for the issue of tile same amount Of
al,een.dlty bonds, at ~ per cent, and the same
amount OF twenty.siXty bonds at per CENT all
10 be exempt from national, State or municipal
taxation. Boutwcii's fnanca! lecture is regard
cd as significant. He will oppose a areducii'n III
taxation, but ouse is determ!nedt that there
shall be reduction OF no; less than ii!ty millions.
Many OF the Western members say success partly
dcnenLS OF reduction.
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6nN0!cs an0 Garncss.
@ A D D L E r Y, &c,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

SADDLERY, sADDLERY HARDWARE.
Carriage Materials, Leather, &c.
Attention is called TO our extensive Stock
which we offer Oh reasonable terms. Also, to
large Stock Of Secondhand Army (McCle!an
SADDLES. Orders promptly attended TO.
Agents for the celebrated American Double
acting, Non-frcezing FORCE AND SUCTION
PUMPS. especially valuable for eXtnguishine
jres washing wagons watering gardens, bring
inr water from great depths with comparative
case. RICE PLANTERS will find these Pumps
valuable for Dtchdraiuing and lrrigating. Testi
mOnials furnished.
No. l59 Meeting street.
ian4 lmo Opposite Charleston Hotel
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TIE whiskey war in Spartanburg was moi
as bloody as morning paper reported
Mules and horses were wounded but the
officers Of the law were not hurt. The whole
true and particular account,will be found in
the letter OF our Columbia correspondent
printed this morning.
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Boarding..

D0ARDING.- G.-GENTLE LEAIEN AND FAM
ID LIES can be accommodated with good
board, will pleasant rooms and on moderate
terms at No. Al Wentworth street. janlI II
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
~ BOARD at Mrs. MlLLER'S No. Hudson
street. decl3
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VARIOUS matters OF public interest are
touched upon in our Columbia correspond
ence OF to-day.
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Groceries, Eiquors, Mr.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GRocERs,
HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, $. C


Have In Store anu 10 arrive which they are
Offering at lowest market prices
1000 bbls. Yellow Fink Eye Planting POTATOES
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
SO bales Standard Gunny Baggins
200 coils Hemp, Jute, Cotton and Manila Rope
500 bbls. Refined Sugars
60 hlds Porto Rico Sugars
25 hhds MuscOvado Sugars
100 hhds Old Crop Cuba A1olasses
500 bhls. Old Crop Cuba MOlasses
100 bbls. Sugar House Syrup
600 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee
800 boxes Colgate No. l and Pale Soaps
$50 boxes E. d., Cheshire and State Cheese
800 bbls Fine Super, Extra and Family Flour
500 packages Fish, Nos. !, 2 and 8
1000 kegs Parker Mill Nails.
Orange Rine POWDER, Shot and Lead, Caps
Candles, Fire Crackers, Soda and Sugar Crackers
Sugar Jumbles, Soda In kegs and papers, Starch
Oysters, Sardines, Candy, Buckets and Tubs
Raisns, Figs, Potash and Lye, Rice, &C., &c.
noy24 wfm3mos
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
N HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY. AND OF Til SOUTH.
WESTERN RAILROAD BAN K.-Thc Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders of the above nsttu-
tions will be held In the City OF Charleston, on
the second TUESDAY in February next, the Stll or
the month. Place OF meeting, Hall OF the South
western Railroad Bank on Broad street. Hour
OF convening, II O'Clock A. NJ.
On the day following WEDNESDAY,, tile 9th,
there will he an election held ut the same place,
between the hours Of o A. NJ. and p. NJ, Tor III.
teen Directors OF the Railroad Company, anu
thirteen Directors OF the Bank Committe TO
verify Proxies will attend.
The following amendment to Article LIST. Sec
ton 2d of the By Laws, proposed at the last An
nual Meeting, will come up for action at TINS ::
Amend Article lst, Section I'd, OF the BYLAWS
by striking out the words "thrce months IN
the sixth line, and inserting "thlrly days" The
portion OF the Article to which the amendment Is
proposed now reads: "Nor shall any StocKh0der
vote at any general or other election who shall
not have held In his own right the shares on
which he offers to vote at least three months
previous to such election"
Stockholders will be passed as usual over the
Road to aud from the meeting, free OF charge In
accordance with the resolution Of the Convention
of 1854. j. r. EMERY,
ianS 1mw7wfm4 Secretary.
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educational.

COIT,s MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL
" ACADEMY, MAYESylLLE, S. C.-The Sec
ond Session OF this Institution will begin on the
18th February, 1870.
Boys and young men prepared for college or
business.
Terms, 500 per Session, in advance.
For further information apply to
Captain W. II. COLT,
jan14 3D&o Maycsvillc, 5. q.
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pissolulions of Gapartnersbip.

NOTICE FIRM OF G. W. STROUD
IN 4 CO.. was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 9Th instant.
WlLLIAMT LITTLE and AUG. II. SCHWAKE.
under the name anu style OF w T. LITTLE
Il Co., will continue the DRUG business al
Witbcrgcr's Old Stand, No. III King street.
anu would respectfully solicit The patronage Of
their friends anu the pablo generally.
janis smwS
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSIllP.
- The firm OF l.. GAMBRILL & co. is hereby
dissolved from and after this date, by It's own
limitation.
The business OF the late firm will he liquidate'l
by L. GAMBRILL, who Will hereafter continue
the business on his own account and In his own
name l.. GAMBRILL
EDWARD NJ. M0RELAND.
January |, 1870. jams 6ni3+
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r O. o. FIR. w. GRAND LODGE OF
i. SOUTH CAROLlNA.-Thc Annual Commu:
ncation of this r. W. Grand Lodge Will be held
OH WEDNESDAY, 10th instant, at Odd Fellows
Hall, commencing at A. NJ. Tile officers ana
members are requested to attend.
By order OF the NJ. ". G.. M.
JNO. II. HONOUR, JE., NJ. D.,
ian17 Z Grand Secretary.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH ANN
" YERSARY OF THE GERMAN FRIENDLY
SUCIETY.-The one hundred and fourth Annlver-
sary of the German Friendly Society will be cee.
bratcd on WEDNESDAY next 10th Instant OF
Uibcrniun Hall.
The members will assemble at the hall at II
O'clock NJ, for the transaction OF the usual busi-
ness.
poll for the election Of officers for the ensuing
year will be held from O'Clock to =. NJ.
Dinner will be served at the hall at O'Clock,
P. NJ. JOHN a. BLUM,
jan15 Secretary.
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@roreries, Eiauors, &r

uAMs, SHES, SHOULDERS, MOLAs-f
LII SES, &C., &c.
tIerces Of the fayorlte brand, Washington
HAMS
Is hhds. Choice c. r. Sides <
10 hhds. Choice Shoulders
10 boxes Choice Sugar-cured Strips
10 boxes Choice Sugar.cured Bellies
10 boxes Choice Dry Salted Bellies
20 boxes Choice Dry Sailed Clear Sides
400 Extra Sugar-cured smoked Tongues
20 bbs. Choice New Orleans Molasses
25 Dbls. Choice Sugarhouse Syrup
200 boxes Scaled Herrings
GOO reams Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes.
Landing and In store, and for sale low by
jall72 LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
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Meetinqs.

CT. ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10, A. F.
y MA Regular Communication OF this
Lodge will be held THIS EVENING, 17th, at Z
O'Clock. Dy order w. NJ.
LIP. SPEISSEGGER, JR.,
jan11 Secretary.
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A TTENTIoN, WORKINGMEN!-A
~ Meeting of the white journeymen Black.
smiths, Pattern Makers Trimmers, and Stone
Masons OF the white Workingmen's Union, No !,
will be held THIS EVENING, the 18th instant, at
Picket Guard House, King street, at hali-past
O'Clock.
BY order OF your Executives:
jauiT W. i. DUNLAP, Secretary.
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HNIIE HOME FOR THE M 0 TIL e RS,
WIDOWS AND DAUGHTERS OF C0NFED-
ERATE SOLDIERS, AND THE AUXILIARY AS
ISOLATION IN AID THERE0F.-The lion. j. u.
Campbell, president OF the Auxiliary Association,
has completed the appointment OF the Executive
Committee. AS named by him, they ore az fol
lows viz: Richard YeadOn, chairman; L. J..
Kcrrison. +. Lantte, Wm. Shepherd, George II.
Molrett John S. Fairly, Francis J. Porchcr, T. D.
Eason. Jacob Small J. Fraser Mathewes, J. r.
Read, Theodore Stoney, Benjamin MOrdecai, Louis
D. DeSauSsure, ]. Berkley Grinball.
The members Of the Committee are requested TO
meet at the Widows Home, Broad street, at I
o'clock. THIS EVENING, In order to organize.
General and punctual attendance is also request
ed. RICHARD fEaDoN,
jan17 Chairman.
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Mr.. JOHN t. FORD.
MANAGER OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
rendered by the
CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON, S. G.
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for Sale.


TORSEs AND MULES. II THE SUE
H SCRIRER has AMI will keep on hand con-
slant supply of MULES AND HORSES Mt his
Stables, Queen street, between Friend and Ma
zycE. /. hSl'
dccl3 m
II ENTuCKY MULES! KENTUCKY
IN MULES AT TIE MILLS HOUSE STABLE
Just arrived. car load OF medium sized young
broke MULES at moderate prices for cash or city
acceptance. Apply to L. 0AKMAN decl4
TNOR SALE, A FINE DWELLING IN
II the centre OF the city and convenient TO bus-
ness, with six large square rooms and three dress
ing rooms, and outbuildings necessary, IN lnc
order Inquire at this office. dec22
NOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT VARIE-
TY Of UPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered
at the South Carolina Railroad, In bags OF TWO
bushels 81 so per buscl for four bushels or less,
81 25 per bushcl for six bushels or more. Apply
to GEORGE L. WHALEY, st. Matthews +. u,
Orangeburg County, $. c. dccS 2nlos
PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
GREAT BARGAlN.-One small Cylinder TAi
lOR PRESS in complete repair. 1t has been but
little used, anu Is sold simply because the present
owner has no us for it. The size OF the bed OF
the Press is forty -four by fifty-cight inches Sad
Press will he sJld at great bargain II appled LOT
at once, lS the room 1t occupies IS wanted lot
other purposes. Address Box No. 3795 New I lorH
Pusio:fce. sept20
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IT 0. o. F.-R. w. GRAND ENCAMP-
L. MENT S. C.-The Annual Communication
OF this Encampment will be held TOMORROW EVE
MING, 18th instant, at O'Clock.
Election Of officers will take place for tile ensu-
ing year. ,,,v,,
ioniT Q Grand Scribe
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yETANTED, A LAD OF ABOUT FIF-
w TEEN to do oflce work. One who Is dis
posed to make himself useful, may and stua-
tion by addressing, with references, Box ASS,
Charleston, 5. &. lan17
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mants.

uTANTED, A BOY TO WAIT ON THE
w Table and do Housework. Apply at No.
81 Wentworth street. Recommendations re-
quired. Jnnl7 l.
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C0RREsr0NDENCE.
,, - cAsdEsToS Ed E: s. e. January IL lssS:
10 John y. FOrn. E%i., manager ana lessee
ACADEMY OF Music:
Inc Undersigned, hEhly approaching your el-
Charleston Stare, and to give our people Musical
ana dramatic Entertanmenfs IN OF nigh M ORD order,
take e pace aa az snch tlme is you may designate.
a. a. ", MaIHAim Tl., ikSk1 LIZ, GoSiA, H,n
c. r. q IowSnEs o. SHS.s D'''A' RICHARD LATHERs
W. D. PORTER BENZ. +. HUGER,
JAMES CONNER. WM A. CoURTENAY,
q. A. TRENHOLM. BERNARD O'NEILL,
JouN +. CAREw. HENRY GERDTs.
ALEX. Fl. BROWN, FRANCIS S. ROGERS
CHAS H. SIMoNToS, w. W. SuACKELFORD,
THEODORE D. WAGNER, JOHN II. HOLMES,
WILLIAM RAvESBL, II. 7. WALKER,
]. D. AIKEN, JAMES LowNDEs,
F. ]. PoRCHER, F. D. RICHARDSON,
HENRY BUST, a. w. BURNETT,
THEODORE G. BARKER DANIEL HoRLBEcK,
I: Fl. RuTLEDGE, ". = D; n CLAScY'
W. A. WARDLAw, X. ,. BRUINS.
JOHN Is. LAFITTE, THEODORE ID. JERNEf,
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DEUTSCHE JAEGER UNTERsTUET-
~ ZUNGS Observation-Disclosures Montas
cen 1Iten Januar, Attends um Uhr Wlrd dle
vicrtejaehrliche Yersammlung dleser Gesell
schalt staff fnden wozu die miigliedcr hochich
cingclader sind.
I'm auftrag DIES Prcsidcnten.
janl7 HENRY YOUNG, Secretary.
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Amusements.
A TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT

CADEMY OF UsIC.
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DIBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON.
ID The Annual Meeting of the Bible Society Of
Charleston will he held at the Charleston College
THIS DAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock p. NJ,
the t annual m report report of Il the % board be e. presented
ianlT j. n ROBSON. Secretary.
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WyANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING of ell kinds. plain
and ornamental is executed promptly III the
ncatest style and at the lowest New DIRK prices
at THE NEWS Job 0nlce, No. 149 EAST BAY. Call
and examine the scale of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere
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r A ROCHELLE BRANDY IN UNITED
IL STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE.

A. TOBIAS SONS, Agents Of Messrs. A. sEIG.
NETTE & LEvEQUE Fills, La Rochelle, France,
offer for sale, in bond quarter casks of La Ro.
chee BRANDY, of approved brand, "a Selg'
nette,n and high proof. jan12 wfm1mo
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WANTED, A SITUATION M 4 AS S. SUPER '1: Err
armed man, who has seven years experience In
Rice culture and good recommendations from his
former employers. Please address w. 3. W.,
Charleston, S. G. tlcc2
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WANTED, A COMPETENT M mt, HOUSE. ,nJS }.
w SERVANT, (Female prcfcrrel,l that is
wiling to make herself generally useful. Also
Washerwoman. None need apply unless well re-
commended. Apply at No. 80 Montague street.
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
N sell the American KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
invented Price S25. Will Knit 10000 stitches
per minute Address American Knitting Machine
Company. EoSton, Mass, or 81. Louis, Mo.
Cc..y 3luuS
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The CASvAss-The canvass, has

HE CANyAss.-Ihe canvhssf has
opened out pretty warm in this county,
and the candidates are working like
beavers. We saw the Radical candi-
date for Sheriff hard at il yesterday.
He was walking up and down the streets
where voters most do congregate, like
an active cholera morbus. Their can
didate for Clerk Of the Court, also, is
flying round Ikea cows tail in fly time,
while their candidate for State Senator,
moves grand, gloomy and peculiar
wrapped in the solitude Of his own orig
inality," wonders what its all about,
and scowls on the unhappy generation
about him who damped their clay with
profane beer. The Democratic candi.
dates are not idle. Here, there and
everywhere, they are persevering their
claims and winning voters. Not one Of
them is content TO be alone ahead, but
each studies 10 ensure for the Demo
cratic ticket the largest majority ever
given in Ohio county
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TALK" BETWEEN Two WIVES. =

4 TALK BETWEEN Two WIVES
About week after Thanksgiving,
writes lady who signs her name
Emma D. Ellcrson, and dates her letter
Bartlett street Brooklyn, +. D, me
and my friend Mrs. a. McDaren, my
next-door neighbor, had serious talk
about our husbands Mine is ltho.
graphic printer, and hers picture
frame glider. They had both been
working ovcr-hours and were complete
" broken down, rested badly, couldn't
eat, and complained Of sick headache.
We had heard that PLANTATION Bit
TIERS was irst-ratc in such eases so we
sent for two hotties. and persuaded our
husbands to try the effect II worked
like charm; and now, after taking
the Bitters for four weeks, they are
both, so 10 speak, like new men. Their
strength and health are thoroughly re.
cruited, appetites good, spirits cheerful,
and they say they can bear twice the
fatigue, without inconvenience, that
they could q month ago. Thinking
that the proprictors Of such an excel.
lent remedy have a right to know the
good il is doing. | send won these
lines.
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RIVER News The river was falling
slowly last evening with about five and
hall feet in the channel Business is
dull on the wharf.
The r. r. Hudson is to-days Cincin-
natl packet. She will leave at three
clock this afternoon She is one OF
the safest and plcssantest boats on the
river, and is commanded by Capt Rus
sell, a perfect gentleman and thorough
steamboatman As a proof of her pop.
ularity We see ii stated that she made
$50 from September llth, 1863, to
June last in this trade, Notwithstanding
the opposition OF the Pittsburgh boats
The New State leaves for Parkers-
burg this morning at eleven o'clock.
The w. +. Curtis is to-day's Pitts
burgh packet. She leaves at seven
o'clock
J. J. Smith and T. Eastwood have
patented an improved working valve OF
steam engines. The eccentric rods are
attached to an oscillating bar having a
slot in the centre thereof through which
q pin attached to the valve spindle is
passed. The oscillating bar works in
and imparts its motion to q "compeu-
sating bar" contained within the fork Of
the valve spindle, the pin attaching the
parts together also passing through the
box. Wedges are inserted between the
ends of the oscillating bar and the CON-
pensating box to take up or compensate
for any wear that may occur by reason
of the friction or lamination Of the sur
faces