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ms~ MANuOOD.-AM MEDICAL ESSAY
an the Cause and Cure Of Decline in Premature
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical De-
biity, &c.
ssrhere is no member Of society by whom thie
book will not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation OF Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman. Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington.
n septl 1vr
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"A bill has passed to its second reading in
the Prussian Chambers to prohibit separate
States of the German Confederation from issu-
ing bank notes.
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@- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acuuaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Burgess are
respectfully Invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices of their son, SAMUEL WILLIAM, at the
residence of Mrs. NJ E. Burgess, No. Is Bull street,
at q o'clock, THIS AFTERNOON. mch2G
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m SPECIAL NorICE.-BooKss 70 5

@ SPECIAL NOTICE.-BOO OOKS FOR
Subscription to the Stock OF tn ENTERPRISE
RAILROAD COMPANY OF Charleston will be
opened on and after THIS DAY, the 23d instant, ut
the Office Of Messrs. wHIPPER, ELLIOTT & AL
LEN, No. 81 Broad street, where tile undersigned
may be found daily between the hours of 10 A. n.
and p NJ WM. McKINLAY,
mch23 ws2mths Treasurer
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ns- AWAYWITH SPECTACLES.- OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or mcdi-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. Z. B. FooTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue,
New York. ueclo
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@r IF YOU WANT Law BOOKS,
Law BLANKS and Legal Printing, go to EDWARD
PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charles
ron Hotel, Charleston. S. c.. dec14 emos
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@NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEDTED to or having claims against the Estate
of ADOLPH HICKMAN, deceased, will present
them to f. Nd. BURDELL,
mch12 So Administrator.
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The Messageries Imperiales steamers, with
the India, China and Japan mails from France
now pass through the Suez Canal.
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mg-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, arenotlhed that
she is disclargng cargo at Adger's South Wharf.
Goods net called for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
mch:s1 JAMES ADGER & CO.. Agents.
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funeral Notices.

BURGEs.-DIed in this city, March "a, 1870,
SAMUEL WILLIAM BURGEs third child of Samuel
f. and EveIine o. Burgess, aged 2years, months
and IL dayS,
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es-TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLES and TAN from the face use PElsRi'S
Moth and Freckle Lotinn. Prepared only by DR..
B. C. PERRY, No. 40 Bond-street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. nlchI is
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@-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-THE
Services In this Church will be conducted In the
MORNING by the Rev. R. W. SEYMOUR, Jr. at
halfpast 10 O'Clock, and in the AFTERNOON by thel
Rev. L. II. SHUCK, Pastor, at 4 O'Clock.
rnch26
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m- CoNsIGNEES PER STEAMER
SEA GULL from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY dlsclarglng cargo at Pier
No. l, Union Wharves. All goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at consgnees risk.
MORDECAI & CO.,
mch26 Agents
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Dated 18th March, 1870.

To James s. HoodruG, DEFENDANT:
Take notice, that the Summons in this action,
of which the foregoing is copy, was fled in the
office of the Clerk OF the said Court of Common
Pleas at Charleston, in the County OF Charleston,
in said State, on the seventeenth day Of March.
1870. BUST BUST,
mchl9 Sc Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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&- PUBLIC NOTICE.-FOR THE AC-
CoMMoDATIoN Of the uptown public, we lave,
by authority Of the Postmaster, established at our
Store, King opposite Ann streets, LETTER
BOX. Letters deposited will be taken to the
ONCE regularly In time for the principal mails.
Postage Stamps can also be obtained from us.
BOINEST & MARTIN,
mch1G tuths6 Uptown News Depot.
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Take notice that the Summons, Of which the
foregoing Is copy, and also the complaint in
this action was duly fled in the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pioas for the Coun-
ty OF Charleston, and state of South Carolina, on
tho sixteenth day Of March, 1870.
-RUIST- & DUST,
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ns- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds Of WRAPPING PAPERS, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo'
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. c.
lecli tj,noS
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my- JUST CHERRY PECTO-
RAL TRocIIEs, superior to all others for Colds,
Coughs, Sore Throats, Bronchitis, and Hoa-se.
ness.
None so pleasant. None cure so quick.
Manufactured by RUsHToN & CO., Astor House.
New York.
No more of those horrible tasted, nauseatlng
Brown Cubeb things.
For sale ct wholesale by GOODRICH, WINE
MAN & CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. % Bayne
stree, dec30 3mos
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gs- UNITARIAN iCHURCH.-DIvINE
Service will be held in this Church TOMORROW
MORNING. at hall.past 10 O'Clock, and in the EVE
MING, at quarter before O'Clock, the Rev. R. P.
CUTLER officiating. Strangers are cordially in.
vited to attend. Subject for the evening dis
course-"Moral Courage and Independence Of
Charactcr.n mch28
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inches

na- SALVIA'S HAIR COLORING.-
An lnsupurable objection TO The continued use OF
most OF the Hair Dyes Of the shops, Is tile TACT
that they cause, In many instances, serious con-
stitutiona. effects: as lead or saturnlne nolsons
are used in .sALvIA'S HAZE C0L0RING." there
Is net the slightest danger OF palsy, neural
ca of the scalp and face, choic, constipation &c.
This eminent chemist, FOR many years past,
has been endeavUrlng To create u chemlcal pre-
marathon that would combine the valuable proper
tles OF harmless, reliable cOloring, and at tue
same time render its use impossible to be detect
ed by the closest observation.
By the use OF the ordinary Hair Dyes, the hair
presents dead appearance, and 1t Is not noticed
at glance that 1t is dyed.
By using this scientific compound, the coloring
OF the hair is so skfully msdiled and mellowed
as 20 defy detection, thus giving to the world an
article that has been long and 1rultlessly sought
for, and guaranteed to give entire satisfaction.
Perfectly colorless-no stain to the skin. 2e sure
and ask for SALvIA'S HAIR C0LoR1NG. Pre-
pared at the Laboratory OF a. A. SOL0MOSS Dc
CO., Savannah, Ga. mcnZ1 euIMsa
na-NO MORE MEDICINE.-SEYENTY
Thousand cures without medicine by DuEarry 's
delicious REvALENTA ARABICA FOOD, which
eradicates dyspepsia, indigestion, acdlty, nausea
vomiting, wasting, diabetes, sleeplessness, coush'
asthma. consumption, debility, constipation, diar'
rhea, palpItatlon, nervous, bilious, liver ana
stomach complaints. 1t nourishes better tnan
meat, and saves, moreover, fifty times Its costin
other remedies. Cure No. 6s, ,413-"RoME, July a,
1sss.-The health OF the Holy Father is excellent,
esnec,ally since he has confined himself entirely
TO DuIarry,s Food, and his Holiness cannot praise
this excellent food too highly" Sold IN tlns ol
one pound, 81 IS; "a pounds s1S; carriage Tree.
Also, the REvALENTA CHOCOLATE, In one pound
packets, 81 so. Copies Of cures sent gratis. Ad-
dress O. N. DuBARRY CO., No. 16s william
street, New York, and at all Druggists and Gro
caro jan1 smos
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so tons PERUVIAN GJANO from the Chincha
Islands, warranted pure and genuine, TO arrive
per Schooner Gemsbock. For sale oy
l.. u. MOWRY & SON,
mcllle stuth6 South Atlantic Wharf.
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Chipping.
EoR NEW YORK-MERCHANTs LINE

SMITH, Tooker, Master, wants Cotton and S5S&
light Freight to fill up and leave forthwith. -
mch26 WIN. ROACH & co.
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NO. DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel, on SABBATH
AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock, by the Rev. F. W.
LEWIS mch26
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SS- BETHEL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Divine Service will be held In the MORNING at
haf-past 10 O'Clock by Rev. D. J. SIMMONS, and
in the AFTERNOON at o'clock by Rev. DR.. LOvICK
PIERCE. mch2s II
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5perial Notices.

@s- TRINITY CHURCH.-REv. LovIC
PIERCE, D. D., will preach Tomorrow MORNING,
at half-past 10 O'Clock, and Rev. DENNIS J. SIM
MONS in the AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. No SER
vices at night.
Public Prayer Meeting every TUESDAY NIGHT,
at O'Clock. in the Lecture-room. mch26*
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r AND PLASTER! LAND PLASTER !
So barrels of superior LAND PLASTER, receiv-
cd from Belfast, Me. For sale by
]. A. ESSL0W & CO.,
mch19 10 No. l41 East Bay.
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DERUYIAN GUANO! PERUVIAN
GUANOI
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II o R B o S T o N
The Good Schooner MONTANA. Parker, ~saA.
Master, having heavy cargo engaged, will SE&&
take cotton or other light freight for above port.
For freight engagements apply to
RlSLEY & CREIGHTON,
mcl22 Accommodation Wharf.
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B. S. EFT & SON.
mch1S II
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mch26 !
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fertilizers.
NTAPES NITROGENiZED
N PHOSPHATE OF LINE.

The schooner Jas W. Wilson having arrived,
and portion OF her cargo OF the above named
FERTILIZER remaining Insold, factors and
planters can now have their ora2:s filed without
delay, by applying to
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
General Agents for South Carolina,
mch2G No. 22S East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
, 1870-07-03

The estimated amount OF gold in existence,
At che commencement OF the Christian era wa4>
?iG7.kkl.u0n, Al the discovery OF Ane1irs. in
l4:t!, ffi- amount hai din,l1,ished to s5S, ,00O.-
tNn. In 16U the amount had risen to aloS,-
ITO. .AD: in fTO to SS:;.t51 .NS.OOD: in tSMl t..
S1,35l .0A,tsN. The EleRian mines, extending
aver one-third Of the aS1rfsce OF the globe, &C
parallel 50 degrees Forth latitude. we're dis
covered m 1919.
In lti3 the etri11ate1 amount OF zoM il. ..~-
i.tence w1s 52.0Vl. UbE0tk>.
Next followed the.dlseoveEes IN Califor1ts.
February =. 1eiE. and m Australia. Febs-1srv
II. 1851, which added ennrnonsir 70 the zold
production. In l~'S ri,e amonnt n cxiaainco
wAt computed At e@.lsN. .OtufN1: and in 1864
il was a, OK. 200, ;EN.
FIom the commencement Of the Christian
era 10 the 1iAc oye:rot America u-was assimn-
ted that gold had been taken from the asuface
and mined TO the amount OF 81, 1,HnsAlHtl. OK.
From that date tribe close OF 1872, ~ ap. O0O :
200: to 1>6p, Rnestn adds Err, .kn Oths and Cai.
iforn.a and AusEain -. 2.bUu.W i. .0O0 11cre, The
amount OF go13 At present 10 saistence is esti-
mated 1t S5.9so.0sD.0oU. Tha ,1uapltv Of gold
and silver Of Al tsenon,innti:Es, in ii Quarters
Of the globe. Il set down BY he hee4 stthori.
1'es At ifo.s three to soat hnthsred million
pounds sterling, and the 9:sntitref plate anG
ornaments as about ss4U0. :ss9tl 0Ul
In the -aXn Of Darans gola Was thr1eea
times mo:e valuable. weight fne weight. III. u
silver. Z the time o., Platn it was twelve
times as valuable. IL that ef Iclius CT.
gold VA on1y niue :ine. uore vslrebse,
owing, Perhaps. to tho enormous quantity Of
gold saazed by him il hts war%. Il IL n.susal
question to ask what becacse Of the sol" sand
silver A paper rad before the poiyttchn,c
ton By DE- sieph.as, recentlS- q cal
| cnlssed to meet this inquiry he says ef ou1
annual gold product, fnll Il per eent is
matted down for mAncfseturs; rs per cent
CUES 10 Eu7op.; IS per cent 10 Cuts; Is PEI
can't to Bra7:l: per cent direct . Japsn:
China, and the Indies; leaving 6ns : Per cent
|, xoes to Cusa. the weet IEdies. Iszzi, full sc
Der cent ..nds its W, to Europe. 1here. aftes
dedrct,n: large percentage rsed in man;s-
fac,unu3. four-tfthe OF the re7pAinder is sx,
/ ported % 1ndia. Here the traatat OF the pre-
cious .pet1 ie at IN end. Hc1a the eu2ply
I however vast, is absorbed. eod never retnzT!
| to Il e civilized world--Chr1.aon L'nlosA
, 1870-07-03
4 PHfjte K0bfeF.

y French paper gives ron1e :nrior, .ietails
-ssS,eeting tie 1a.,n briEsa- Faecione Ills
c=::ebfatcd Captaii. OF bardit j Il. his OWN Pc
cl.:n method Il providing ::pr Lis = ants or
rascies At lie 31pezse Of III neagu.or. IIo
1o=s not ask s1F yUu- mocaI or Jort Life bT
*! ding kuIe to your th sat He seeu3 to
.:.,-y on liz business by hsuuting tue hisl.
-,.d aud pr,fess to u.ala the postt4cn r.n On
.Ioi,ere1 e:ssaz-case, ht senas for h:s sc2t,-
ta,v aad d.:tates such :. letter A. tie following
4Lich is authentic:
MY nag RkaThEE II apAM. i.,s Wit; Writ;en .sas
are r.ch ae 70 kind as u to forwa11f to ne he
following articles. Of which s:rnd ia need: Two
dnube-asI1e1e1 Re- 1o.yers wi,E @ eaTys.s9nt..sas t
six six nccEe1ch!.ls, 10 prot ct ne agaioss III.
sai!s q tsea,ns: pair q Eassis-isat5ef 6oots M
my initials, +. F Tha. is A. foF myset; soa sss:
my tas1ea are simple, For the s1uyahy pefsons
~ ~ 90 20 me ae sne ns.5 aonsr Of ss5vnE
v4Tet; twelve dozen shizts longest st1e; az Cal
aoEcse hats pot forgetting the me4t.ls Of he Me-
donnal: stx hampers Of your hes: wine, 1t twelve
twenty bundles of tooxco. ~'sA p 'oa
S:Ra1 a. iorgo1 2 mention little pocket
money Goo marenRhN for nv OWL Use: Rasl that
old eoa4 Teresa. VITO dEessea '5asioll 10 wei for
'Pofoza FAcc1osE,
FS-1 know you arc good Christian; tue
tbs letter may ind soa in an unsuitable fr4nc oi
mind: and you may hesitate 70 gratfy ME. / must
then inform !pu that when | draw Al sight a.,
my uetghbo: 1t is essential TO ne Ehst ny 9nasurV,
should he honores- II my bill Il dlshanurt1 shsil
nna M5se1 under he czuel nscea5lty Uf regarding
yGu as <mauT3ls T1che-'7
SiGnor Saverio proving sntractabla, notviti,-
standing this touching letter and its Agreeable
Postscript, bis brother in Adam surrounded liA
house with banditti. and insisted on receiving
the value Of al the articles ha had demanded
u money, only 1equi1in gold watch iron,
TO which he Was pat BY his obstiuacJ. 4 prica
il set on the head Of thia considerata person
by the government
, 1870-07-03

ecc1ns to have been necessary to the perfect
termination Of that gcstius which has Afforded
DUNG tho following summer she returned
to SohAnt to caro- for kcr son anl remove l,sr
daughter ftunl Taris, Vherp tho cholera was
tfen rsEisE. On her estate, secluded III her
osn apartments, she xroto her first novel for
Which tho secured publisher, s.Iudiana-"
T:.t ehu WAS constantly annoyed by the rili-
c1,le OF Leg friends for her pretcusious to
Ecl,iuH may be seen from tho remark OF her
rnotLcr-t-law., the elder Baroness Dudcr4nt.
NLu. Wien parting with hur, said:
Il hear, Aurora, that YOU wish 10 priut
louks. II true, I cllasEe you to ucrcr dir
rn,scr"
Aurora nromi.cd, and has kept her promise
On Acr return to Paris, she proceeded with
he: n,acurc1ipt 10 lef friend Dclatouche, aud
be- sgcd OF him to read il Troubled With weak
eyes. he Hooked cariously and doubtingiy at il
md eaiil.
SALONS. c'cst un paxtichcT'
but, being persuaded BY ler eptreatios to
call for Il &lu1ins the evening. he did 10. nnd
then WIS discussed tho ,lou. de uluue under
which it should appear. In l,ar cenerop:tr
eLe desired to ei,art. hcr fane s1nui fnma
follow its pullicatjon, WITH her thcn firm
friend Jules Sau1ea,, h,,t hs nIiac,;n., from,
a scnse OF honor nr fi,rnnrh fnnT ~ ;ts f.;I,
, u1e, De1atoucho succcsteis ~ ,Ley hotll liked
"Sandeau," and had used It together ia l:er.-
tUIe, they elDu11 1tyiEa the name and Ganrra
being common name il Hr1i. as we'll a. &.
| Georges Day the day Of her birth, '.Geosge
| Sard" was al last decided upon. 1t il now
| known and loved where the Ea1oncsy dude
want would fail to be recognized.
| That Delatoucl.e waA iudeet, aEtnni-l.ctl Al
her book mAy bo inferred from the follo ~lne
note. sent to lrcr the next morning.;
"Ccosge: come 10 maze the t:.,tt,pt' hon~
or0bt. am ul'on my knees before you!
| Forget all the Offensive things have aa,l TO
you for the pa1t eix mouths. ! have i'ar--d
the night in reading y"ur Indiana My child
am satisfied with you" .-..
SucA psaase. coming from the man Of Ill
others whose opitlion e1c drealed and to whose
auyscc she lad strictly a]ilrled in Turning her
style, 70 oSefcame ler that slie burst iuto tears
aud felt happier. she s,Ft. than wl,cn told tllat
all Pa1is ~ea sounding her praises From =
xcal 4ulekea through the knoweldge that she
lad attracted to herself Ill army uf readers,
she coMtneticed !" Valentine. Which, bringing
additional Popularity was followed by Lelia.
Cousue!o, Alauprat aud several others, some
o. WINCH hAse breii TRANSLATED. AMI al Of
w4tch are soon to appeaI.
Madame George aaud, having established
Lcr f'eLt 10 RESPECT tor her industry, and, IN
tic ol1niea o. the roz!d. 70 be Ao1ioEeA fof
Aet success, iouhd heFhctf surrounded tIy I'D
muess tsone e{ them: inaeea, acknowledged
| !efers}-anong them Jules Saaaeau- balzac,
bti1.Alhe Gay, Lolls Blanc, Chopin D1iacrol1.
aud Laineutals.
We ind her as forgiving aud self-sac1liicing
, 1870-07-03
Ncpnrntiosss
A TErE STORY.

......... f''"s he1't' o''a ''""1-
No uhe icnyin. itaines; ,t+ nil lny fanit
TLat thu Is,ur ctc4tlt' nu'i turned Du this mir
utc-
"ish IA Il shan:r u my own-yuu.. SC.
What's ,haf- W-rn,s Il --fI,af4.,..,(. In T..
lalk ---~~e-sss1 -s~~4 sS-x2 ns
To r1ye to 1nf. sir M = ni,l n; n,S.: T,r .,Ss:
ieuij frlt ths VERY sI,n. yersrttEv.n, i.,, ~
Suyln' you..i hLi The tsritii,u ny T., ss.u., ,t
- -
Yer got II NJ, co,,,blrtc-thEs ';..-tmant hf-1.S7-
Bnt X ha, VA .hsr,f7 Enr M = ,n1,m,a
She itske,i 80 ritan tnns ~ i n.asir i,,,st...
LII, wien hhe pty' rroan M tlinira-w%Il'
N me III, :; i,y,n'N,S,a viii a: 49,, ~
4'a' 'an'o q |"e' a*''n s''en' Ses Alio~.
Will xxhe,, an, ,,., ,rt,,. IN ". .,-,,-
a., fns ,h.s ,.ut 10: e+s e. -,... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ,..
An, tnts er.. ,xn, ~, .,,nant aar.. - ,,s,,' ,
"a urn ~, mn !; tnat ~. -. s,. 81 % u!pa Gut
n ,I ,enr - % n as ~sa sn. ts
IL c,,,Tsa ~, wan, - x,s sn s"e o"eu
fh..," "A-'' '~0A 'eHS-->'' S"' e.'p
~. .e!. , ~ :,
iG ~ =, ,,a, s.e' Vt tne ~: Ha,nes
c.>,,,o,.
Tn c,;,,'. Luz , t en- n1ss,1 ~, 1s r!as A hn, NOS
AZ! tuas W. M1siiah, ponss ef itot vs. comely-
nons VT .:i '.iiiesi-.u. sAiet A!sii q na.s.
~, ieasIWlse IN othe!s, Wien With quite ny att
y. etn.le!qA, HI shr W'Iss ner tsf-, nat snslt:
s"Fs5 the gentleman emit nave Il chair.
,.,n, =. ,,, ., ,,,o,, ,<,.
kinG slptta ElS ~ W then uorRet II
Al itxi!. ad 1o,s , k:"se,l II s!,s VA tclin'
, 1870-07-03

Irota the most f''lno.e re::oss Ct history
significance has 'ea1, att. lei 10 pr4.ioas
stu;ies, ,a:i they lave t.'cn ~uTnoJa,1 to cX = i
lsrciul Or blessed ialnencc o,t-- tic its;i1,ies
Of the WraErrs. Anlu':g ulhcl clriolt- uta
f.Aee- about tllcm il that wliieL tuunoets ono
With ae;, E1usl, iii the year. anl ~;:l al! who
are f-'rn III thai month. Tins. t., Jaau1sy
l'tlng tue garnet aid III, jae::t!;. which
that +esrcu, ii Ills 3ancl. To February b.
lrI.;:a tie a1.ett,y-t. eiSnf. .iHg temperance.
II i't':ecst sln' Nearer from csi thoughts, ai.A
snics .. lrs'seutr iurtIi.ty- Il tuAhcs li1u
i!sras, ard pr''e'sea lin tic fases of ;,siuces.
hen'osrbase Wien xo.n or applied tn 1 wound.
Three h<r,, in April should wear ,;.. uaplire,
significant: tf purify. T. ia; tsl.u,s
sl.e. aSa:.., With ln':.ess icoo, puisuu
s:"i SlPeaees pain. II -i:sie III color, it
| n :n!efr 'l.e w.4.er in,ircihle. J.1uc laa tic
emerald, rignlican. of Loi,c teael,ins the
hnoMleiss q r.crets, ltsto".',s .lo<!ut.lee AID
| wealth.. Il leseays lIcuasiA.ies by ernllu1inG
10 etes ~aeis it caaLot aye't :h4 c,I. Aca-
\ nat Stiram says that IL, "ao dreams u
viii. truth sui asl.li,Y.~ II. faliiug of au
en-. raid frnlu tA getting l., a, evil onion TO lie
wcarts. " l.n G1uESc Ill was crowned, 4
iarac rh.cral,l fell from the cro~u .lmezica
To July belongs the onyx: which e1citcs urlar-
, choly and va... terror t. the wcarer, but for
:uuately the month ALSO possesses tLa cog
l,elian, which eurtA the.e evils. and also re-
cnr.s SUGGEST. r;illi-nl.ni3 III Law suits. To
Angnet belongs tl!c sar1lonvx, which, L1inss
riches 10 tic Scarer. To September belongs
the chrysolite. To October telo:,1s Ill.
hery1, or auus-rtatira, WITCH rsn1crs the
wea.pr successful in Navigation, a1,.i iusures
raft toy:gt= Tie nYal a!-o l'e1ou.s to ills
ulu:,th, e.one " licl unites the coloss AID
Iua:sits OF al! u.ters. and has bv.u beaut-
fully called hy =. ls'et a:.1 at.;st, "a pearl
with : eoul IN it, ft4 11cs:.ins i c!u!iikc,
fairness a,.d .oycs'1euess. November las tl1.,
topaz. which =issiiies courage aml c.eeriul-
nes=. It show. the prc-enre Vt poison by loss
OF color: it givc= light III the dark, and dis
pels cnrLaht1ucuty il worn tn thu LEI: Ir.u VI
round Tie neck. Is s,so Strengthens in,eils:;
| anu bEightene wit. Those wi4o=e hI.Lla. il
Ill December la:t cluicc be.aeea tlv ruby
ts.l.lu2:se ur lnalactatu, or can aeas al three
| 11n rt1Ly =lguiic- passionate love aud ioy.
and gives !eaaaAt dreams but j: sho1tens tLa
sleep VI the weates, auI dissurts the citc;Ila-
| .iou .: the l'ool, ;sciiu,ng 10 augsr. THO tur-
| tIuulse is the .:oy!.=s Of Opaque stones, and
| Gh,iHes self-tasziiei;,g love. It appeasct
hatred and rccouc:es 1oye1e, anil it relieves or
pscTtn.s heada.hts. Il a!.o projects nc
wearcs by IrawIs upon 1seit the evils that
| threaten him, tc.,oming dark, tl,ili, and appa-
1enlr worthless. bEt tSainius it's color ;;ralu~
Ai.s when the dagger IS l-sst. This salrsLIo
property, however, belongs to It oaly a.1ca siy-
] AL o. ,rfeu Luurht
, 1870-07-03

In tho Eai..DS-room II the Admiralty il a
thAeiAb = by 8 feet. Wick Is sttrz2ting the
A,scn.lIr o. humorous scientific 2rd naysl
, men, WHO thoroughly appreciate tha novel md
conElase uannet in Uhsch the several groups
OF Interesting marins life have boen arranged,
and the system aud regularity upon which The
arrangement hss been carried out, and
xe may also AL, for tho beneG: Of tue
curious. That the beauty Ard color Of these gro
tesque forms would exceed the imasinatiop Of
Gustava po1s. The work waa entirely o.
ecuted IN Il. n. 8. Rodney, IN her passage
from Chino to England during the last si1
months, and extends over The China saa, In
dian and Ataht1c Oceans. The subject OF
surface oceanic llfe is particnla11y acceptable
Ut tbs present time, Is Dr.. CaEpenter, NJ,
Gssn Jefrteye, and Professor WyTil1e Thom.
son vera list season engaged In e3amininc
the deep-sea life Of the ne{shbo1ing ocean,
ard are likely to extend their investigation:
into the Bay OF Mscsy and Mediterranean Sea
during the summer, These deep-se. e1plora
sious should lie eue.ge,icAllr pursued, and v.
nsy earnestly hope that It vii not b. long BE-