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SMALLPOX ONCE MoRE.-The latest at
tempted sensation is based upon the smallpox,
which is raging more or less in France and
which the Bohemians seem to fear may be i'm
ported to our damage. 1t is not at all likely
that the smallpox is now any worse in Paris
than it was in this city and Brooklyn during
the winter, and the French might more justly
believe they had it from us than we that we
fear to get it from them. However it comes
or goes smallpox is a disease that need no
longer occasion panic, since none of the we'll
known scourges of the human race is 80 man
ageable or less fatal OF this one fact ever y
person may be satisfied, he need not die from
smallpox if he chooses to take proper precau-
ton. Of how many diseases can this be
said?
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Foo ON THE PAcIFIo.-The fog bank that
has prevailed for so long time on the Atlantic
coast, stretching all the way from Cape Hat
teras to Newfoundland, seems to have doubled
Cape Horn and gone up the Pacific coast
as far as Oregon, to judge from the fog in
which the election returns from that State are
30 far involved
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NEW NAMES FOR OLD THINGS. The Co
lumbia Is. CD Ph0nir states that apart from
differences of political opinion there are in
South Carolina at present two distinct parties,
''the robbers and the robbed" The same par
ties, unfortunately, exist in other places
besides South Carolina.
The New York herald., 1870-06-11

THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, in its view of
what must be done to set the city in order,
should not neglect the roads on the upper end
of the island. Above Manhattanville, on the
west side, the roads are in bad state, and
that suburban region is very important part
of the surface subject to that Boards control.
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ANOTHER BREACH IN THE RADICAL RANKS -
1t is now stated that Cadet Whittemore, re-
elected to Congress from South Carolina, will
not be allowed to be reseated by his radical
confreres. The breaches in the radical ranks
are becoming more and more widened. So
far as they have appeared in this State the
attempts to sew them up have been fruitless.
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CAN A DEMOCRAT BE A CHRISTIAN? is a
question being discussed out West. If the
contestants should make visit to New York
we think we could show them some fine speci-
mems of the democracy who are not only
Christians. but "hard ones" at that.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscel-
lane0us News Items.

The following record will show the changes IN tins
temperature Of the weather for the past twenty
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as Indicated by the thermometer at Hud.
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
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DEATH or WILLIAM sEBAca.

The Hon. william Sebach, appointed Commissary
General of Subsistence OF the State OF New York by
Governor Hoffman, died at his residence corner OF
afternoon Of lingering disease Of the heart.
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SwINDLINa IMMIGRANTs-A WHOLESOME
ExAMPLE.-In the Court of Special Sessions,
before Judges Bowling and Shandley, a ticket
and gold broker, whose business seemed to be
principally to make money out of poor emil
grants, was convicted of swindling man who
was vending his way to California out of
twenty-five dollars in changing his currency
into gold. The infexible Bowling declared his
intention to protect these poor people who
were trying to invest their hard-earned saw
ings from harpies like the prisoner, and in
order to deter others from committing the
same crime he sentenced him to six months
Imprisonment and to pay fine of fifty dollars.
This is wholesome example and no doubt
will have a good effect. The immigrant must
be protected by law.
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AV0r0Re temperature ytsItTUdV UU1
last year. ...................... o2N
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Gilbert W. Thomas, charged with stealing Kansas
bonds in Wall street, was committed for trial by
Judge Bowling yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-06-11

The body found in the dock at pier No. 27, East
river Thursday last has been identified as that of
Charles Adler, a youth OF eighteen years. who lived
at No. 301 Navy street, Brooklyn.
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CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,s HERALD.

New York. saturday, june IL. 1870.
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All ladies who sympatnize with the patriotic cause
In Cuba are invited to attend a meeting OF the
sLeague OF the Daughters OF Cuban at the st. Julien
Hote at one O'Clock to-day.
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Bridget Bishop, an Irish woman, died at tw
O'Clock yesterday morning on board the steamb,a
City OF Hartford en- route from Hartford to this city
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E>'~.- ~ 'VICK'S 51 Z
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.

Tho frat edition Of Ono Hundred and
Twenty Thousand copies of Vick's Illustra-
ted Catalogue Of Seeds and Floral Guide Is
published and ready to send out. IS Is ele-
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about 200 fno wood Engravngs of Flowors
and Vegetables, and beautiful Colored
I,lato-- consisting Of scycn varieties Of phlox
Drummondii, making n flno
BOUQUET OF PHLOXES.
I, i is tho most beautiful, as well as the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving
plain md thorough directions for the
CULTUkE0F FLOWERS and VEGETABLES,
Tho Floral Guido Is published for the bcnS
eft of my customers, to whom II Is sent FREQ
without application, but Will bc forwarded
to all who apply by mall, for ten cents,
which is not half the cost. Address,
JAMES WICK, Eal
Jun 5:l If. Rochester,, N. Y
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J. N. ROBSON,
Commission Merchant
Nos. s.l& 2, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARL 4 STON, s. G.

Having ample means for advances, a bus
mess experience Of twenty years, and con.
filming himself strictly 20 Commission
Business, without operating on his own nc.
count, respectfully solicits consignmcnts Of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c.
Shippers OF Produce to him may, at their
option, have their conSignmcnts sold either
in Charleston or New York thus having
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ira commission.
REFERENCES
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Wm johnson, Charlotte n. q; Rev. L. U.
Sommtr$. Tenn. Hon. John i. King, Au-
gu$la Ga. MrSStS. Geo. W. Williams d
Co., Charleston. :. C.; Mcssrs. Williams,
Tavlor & Co.. New York.
April rs II ly.
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Decidedly Nice.

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REFER TO
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A Splendid Offer.

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can club them with the Herald at the very
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would advise that clubs bo formed in see
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Equality Life Insurance Co.,
OF VIRGINIA.

REASONS WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD INSURE IN
THE EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE CON-
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1st. 1t is more LIBERAL to the INSU-
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belong to the INSURERS.
I'd. 1t eirculatcs its money amongst its
patrons, who aru the insurers. Consc.
qucntly lhoy arc continually getting the
benefit of the rapid accumulatiOns Of the
Company, the money being invested by
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ing up an institution peculiarly their own
and conducted for their benefit.
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cral us other companies who declare divi.
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fourth years, but this Company at tho end
Of tho first md every year. Thereby tho
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loans by insurinS in this Company, and he
never loses his money il he pays up for ONE
WHOLE YEAR; whereas, in other compa-
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enl years, or he loses all the money he has
paid.
DAVID b. CLARK. President.
TlIOS. II. WYNNE, Vicc.presidcnt.
JOHN Q. WYNN, Secretary.
General JAMES II. LANE, Actuary.
Dr. Dr. E. E n T. WApK5Ts, " pKVIs, Medical Advisers
Judge JOHN A. MEREDITH, Counsellor.
DIRECTORS.
j. b. WINSTON, Treasurer and Secretary
r. +. g. p. Il. r.
WM. j. JOHNSON, Of johnson & Hunt,
Wholesale Groccrs.
WIN. II. POWERS, of Winston & Powers,
Wholesale Groccrs.
ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Bucking.
ham State Company.
j. +. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams Ex-
press Company.
CHARLES Y. NORRIS, Morris e. Co.'s Su.
gar Refinery.
G. A; pEpLE. Superintendent Manchester
JOHN IL. TYLER, John II. & John Tyler,
Jewelers.
MOSES MlLLllISER, Wholesale Dry Goods
THOMAS S. BALDWIN, Clothicr.
JOHN NJ. GODD1N, Cashier Planters Bank.
j. r. DOWELL, Superintendent Western
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Equality Life Insurance Co.
Examine its Pamphlets before you insure, It
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Principal Office 1915 Nlam Street, Richmond, Va.
AGENTS WANTED EvERYwuERE.
JOHN a. CHAPMAN. DIR. JAS. MCINTOSH
Local Agent. Examining Ply sioian,
BENZ G. HERI0T, Gen. Travelling Ag't,
| Sep. % 81 ly.
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FiSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER lns constantly or
hand nllassortmcnt Of the above app, owed
ra<rs, Of different patterns, besides culiiu>
OF his own make, all of which he is prepared
TO furnish ut very reasonable rates, will,
promptnrss and despatch.
Persons dcSirous Of having cases sent hv
railroad will have them sen, free Of charge.
llrarSc is always on hand and will bc
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Thnnknl for past patronage, tic sub.
scrlhrr respectfully asks for n continuation
OF The same, and assures the public tl,a,
no effort on his par; will Ic spared TO render
the utmost satisfaction.
\. G. CHAPMAN
Ncwbcrry s. C., July 81.
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2AMY VALENTINE.
BY MINNIE LEE.


Why this is 81. Valentines day, declare
Jenettc, do Lurry aud brush out my hair;
Tho postman will be here In a minute,
know, ,i,t. ,... . ....,....
Aud .yon arc this morning provokingly
Glow!
Here, help me to castcn this troublesome
cuff,
Aud SEQ If my belt Is just tight enough .
To make me look slender, aud graceful aud
round -
There am so nervous start at each
sound!
Mabel was dressed full hourago,
And now ono little second MS sixty is slow
Pin on my collar, my c,r-rings make fast;
Now, thank the Fates, am ready at last!
,1j r..
Good.morning, dear Mabel! knew you
\ would 10
fDown hero in the parlor awaiting for mo.
Did you think that this vas St. Valentines
day?
Who knows what some poor, bashfuI lover
may say?
For you know il is fablcd that in days Of
Full many n lover his story told
BY pictured heart all bleeding and torn,
And Cnpid's arrow The weapon worn
In the faithful breast, SO long concealed,
Which tho best loved ono q one can heal.
But, hark that is surely the postmastcr's
ring!
James, the letters Immediately briug!
Four arc for me-, dear Mahlc, see,
! Whilst you, little pct, have only three.
NV first hns m olive. branch, signifies peace,
And ring with three words: "lct love in.
crease"
Tho next is two hearts, with one arrow
pierced through!
4 The impnlcnt fellow lie knows IL. not
true.
Just look at my third-what All exquisite
flower!
II must have been found in Floras own
bower!
But now for the last, "tl,c cream Of he
lot"
As the General would say, or else ii is not
Why, sure, and it's n letter, ns sure us
live
And he Offers his hand and his heart both
to give.
Than this last Of the four, oh! what could
Il bc bcttcr?--
A heart and "a hand, and good, long love
From Of NIL men in the world, the noblcst
and best.
! will accept him at once, so adicu to the
-DcmOrcsl's MONTHLY
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The NrWDcrry Herald dubbed with
the Rural American nj very low rate.
We will club The HERALD with the RURAL
AMERICAN ut the very low rate of SO so, for
bon papers, one year, tlS70;) and the Rural
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

'''ht, ~ N'l''CS'' 'j w
fNc copies. ................ IL 1O
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Herald nnd NIX Century. ............. 90
Herald and Rural Carolimian .... i so
Herald and New Eclectic. ..... 6 -
Herald and Laly's Friend ...... 4 so
Herald and Sat urlay Evening Post. 4 so
Herald and Southern Cultiva,or i so
Herald and Rural American. n.... 3 50
Iicrai,l aud Stock Journal ... 3 %
Herald nnd Evening Lamp. .......... 4 25
Herald and Riverside Magazine. S %
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Herald and Eclectic Magazine. ... 6 90
Herald and Peters Musical Magazine ! 80
Herald and Drmorcst's Magazine. -. 3 90
Herald and Burkc's Weekly. ..... 4 so
Herald ami Southern Farm 4 lIomc. i 10
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION or
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THE FLEslIrors OF EGyrT-Thc follow.
tiax Is the Till Of fare Of the great banquet
/ gwen by the Viccroy to his august visi.
tors:
Grand Soupcr
},s. Dohnc
As tai dr inauguration de Canal lc rlsthmc
Dc
Sucz,
lie IS Novcmbrc, 1852.
Menu.
(randcs Pieces.
Poisson Ia reunion dcs doux mcrs,
Roast Beef rAnglais.
Ga'autiuc d. gihicr Gu basion, sur soclc.
Jan.bon historic sur socc.
Grand pnin de gibicr cn baslion, sur soclr
ia|antinc dc faisann a Ia vollurc, snr soclc
Entrce.
Patcs dc gibcr Ia ,l'Orsay.
Langucs dc bout rAngaisc.
Aspics dc Ncrac.
Galantincs dc caillcs ell belle vuc.
Pilcls IL rlmpcriulc.
Saladc.
Crcvcttcs de Sucz au crcsson
Tru(fcs an vim dc Champagne,
Saladc Russo.
Aspcrscs d'ltalic Phuilc Verge.
Bot
Cuinsos dc chcvrcuil n Ia St. Hubert.
Dindonncaux trutfrs.
]aSans au crcsson.
Cmpons Sarnis dc cailics.
En,rcmcts
Maccdoincs nu KircI,wasscr.
Pudding diplomatic q Pananas.
Biscuits tic Savoic dicorcs.
Napol,ani historic. - e..
GiNccs, pieces montccs.
Desert assorti
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no l1DNSTW..NTVISSo

no ODNSU'.V.. ST.. !STVtSSo
TNtlE Advertiser. hnvinG been restored TO
l. health in Il few weeks, hy very SIM
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means Of cure.
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with shc directions for preparing aud using
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for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc.
The object Of the Advertiser in sending the
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spread information which he conCcivcs TO lie
invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try lbs remedy. rs 1t will cost them nothing,
and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Ny.
June Q 2l ly.
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MILL POND
AND
D1All3l 0Y3T3l3a

Supple in quantities to suit purchasers. Or
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dress rhos, MccrOdy, Agent, +. o. Box 800,
Charr>to :. &.
References --Jumes Adgcr & Co., Hon. J. Is.
Campbell. Dr. 81 j. Ravenel. David Jennings.
Mctrudv & son, ". &. Dinglc, John S. Ryan,
Nur. Il IS 3moS.
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= q s 8 s 8 8 s 8 :

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb
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Thomas S. Moornan,
ATTORNEY AT law.

Has resumed tho procticc OF tho Law at
this place, and can be found for. lilo prcscnt
at the Store OF r.. Moorman & Go.
Feb 248 IF -
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A correspondent Of the South la
ycn (Nlich.) Sentinel furnishes tho
Following This is said to be a pro-
grcssivc age, on tho I'd inst, in the
marriage, at tho residence of Mr.. and
Nlrs. Wells Brown, of Mr.. Wm.
knowles and The wcll-known and pop
pllar speaker, Mrs. Frank Reid. 1t
was expected that Sister Horton would
ciilclatc upon the all-important occa-
flon, but she was prevented by illness.
under tho circumstances it was de-
|eidcd that tho ncxt best thing would
pc for tho parties to marry themselves.
Accordingly, after few moments
ronsultation, the following ceremony
Ras repeated by them, and legalizcd by
Justice Hurlburt frank, with your
conscnt, before these witnesses, I &C
knowledge you as my true and loving
Fifc. The bride responded Il, too,
Willian, with your consent, before
hcse witnesses, receive you as my
oyed and lawful husband. Our souls
hnited, wo shall be true to each other
here and in tho grand hereafter AZ
er tho ceremony the guests, some fifty
q number, partook of a bountiful and
handsomely arranged repasts,
An An Iowa editor solemnly vows that
hc will not support q man for Rep.
scsentatirye "whois whiskey barrel
n tho morning, and a barrel Of whis.
keyat night.
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