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Il FRENCH cINcINNATUS.
M. Drouyn de Lhuys "Rcturning to his
Cows.'

The London Times of October Is says Of N.
de Lhuys: THIS eminent gentleman, formerly Am
bassador FROM France at the English Court was
on "Wednesday evening guest at the annual
dinner df the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Hor-
licuiural Society. In replying tothe toast drank
to him as president Of the Socete d'Agrlculrure
de France he was very deeply affected, and apol.
ogized that the ate OF his feelings would not
termit him to dwell at such length as he
could Wish on subject which engaged 80 much
OF his attention as that Of agriculture. He
said: "You cannot expect from me- in
the melancholy circumstances to which
my presence among you Ia attributable, any
very extended or nowery speech. 1 may well
adopt the language OF the Hebrew children OF
old, and say 'How can sing song in strange
landT Methinks hear from afar, while sojourn-
ing here stranger among you, the din of battle
and the shrleks OF death In my beloved country
4ethinks see In the dark perspective long days
Of havoc urging their destructive course. and bril-
liant sauadrons moving their bloody way through
rmbattled hosts. Pardon me- II, for moment,
have cast shade Of gloom over this smiling
scene. AS your guest, 1express to you my sincer.
est gratitude for the cordial hospitality accorded
by you to me as president OF the Societe d,Agri-
culture de France. congratulate you as 8 80.
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~ CARD TO SENSIBLE PEOPLE

2 4.
Rational reader II the aspect OF the we ather was
uncertain, you would not be foolish enough TO
venture out without. an overcoat or an umbrella
Have the forecast then to protect yourself at this
dangerous season With something more impor-
tant than either OF these articles. Strengthen your
stomach and nervous system; regulate your liver
and your bowels, tone oil your organs and cheer
your animal spirits with that agreeable cordial,
tonic and Alternative H0STErTER'S STOMACH
BITrERS. So shall You surely escape the dis
eases which fasten upon the feeble and 'deonltat-
ed. "sufer and be strong,' says the proyerb;
hut 'sbe strong that you may not suffer-" IS the
wiser maxim. And Of all strengthening prepara:
ttons THIS La the safest the suress the most genial
AS remedy, as wel as On :antidote, for dyspepi
ala. fever and ague and liver disease, there Is no
combination of vegetable specifics at present
known which even approaches t IN enlcacy. -,
Anticipate the enemy. The elements OF immune
rable diseases are aGoat in the raw, damp mephi-
tic winter air. Will you defend yourself against
them or not, good readera That Is the question.
A bottle or two Of the great defensive medicine OF
the age, HOsTETTER'S BITTERS, will, 30
strengthen and brace up your bodily powers as to
enable them to "laugh siege to scorn." The
morbid matter which was exhaled in persplration
through your pores in summer finds 'no such
free egress now. A powerful counteracting agent
Is therefore needed, and you have IT. In HOSTEL
TER,S BITTERS They neutralize the nldterteS
r,orot from which disease originates and regu7
late! all.the secretive organs. Nothing can be
more harmless or more Misunderstanding 80 po-
tent to prevent or cure billousness, dyspepsia,
fever and sgue, constipation. and general deoili-
~. as this wonderful corrective. nov5-8DAc
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WAsH1YeroN, November 4.

Q8y, al DelnS iprtStut"CACePb sOoicAtN' D~~
leaves to-night:ii2 '''5..s7s5' 50 -
The commanding officer of New Orleans has
been ordered TO employ the troops, II necessary, 10
enforce the Federal election laws.
Judge Nelson win not take his seat until Decem-
Der. ,...li ~ .F.5G... -, -
Nothing further has been heard from Chase.
Secretary Boutwell, writes that his department.
win cooperate with those Governors who have
called q national immigration convention.
Three important cases have been set for an
early hearing at the December term Of the su-
preme Court The first involves the constitution
atty of the Cotton Tax law, and will be argued
by Judge 'Custis and sIr. Evarts against the gov.
erament. The second concerns the constitutions
alty OF the Confscation acts, andwili be conduct.
ed By Messfs. Custis. b Cushing against the
United States. The third comes from Kentucky
and involves thaCiVl Rights bill the special case
being that OF white, man tried in 9 United
States court FOR the murder Of negro Judge
Back appears against: the government and VIII
hold that 1t is for United States
court to try citizen Of q State for murder when
tile state courts are open. .-'j-.N
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued In:
structons that the hospital tax Of forty cents per
month commenced in August last. The vessels
subject to taxation are registered vessels OF the
United States aud vessels enrolled and licensed,
ana does not include whaling or fishing vessels
not engaged in the coastng trade of'the United
,states or between the United States and foreign
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r1z1aas IN oRAnaBBURe.
pRon OUR OWN coRREsP9NpsNT:f -,
t.Suz. @oRANaEBuRe, s: c., November (.

pRon OUR OWN coRREsp9NpE
,fi3 t.Suss oRANeEBuRe, s: c., NoyemberE +
The, 81 election is over, and 2 perfect satistae+
tionreigns among those who acquire fresh grip
on the public purae;strings; thas there yet re-
mains tcnorance and blindness enough among
tlie, poor blacks; to raise men: to once Who,
duriag the whole struggle for reform, playedthe,
double game keeping eut S Scot T; and s Sass %
but the lannesf position Of menIal seryttpds not
golallng hsnor, is princs,y post 20 s9 the perlur,
Sc a memorial 70 the Immortal. General Gss y
several speeches, with otoer nt Exercises. WIN pc
contribi1ted to make the occasion impressive.
The The ] delegates 70 the estate Agricultural, and
Mechanicai Societyn are Messrs; Samuel Dib6le,
Iacnh' MeS esst:s % gshr Z. Moorer Dr. W. ". wanna;
Colonel s seasr a1er 9s
tfeciose OF the war than a. this time. It is owing
entirely 70 the low price oi Cotton and decline "
price OF rice. The cotton brought 10 1s absorbed
hy liens and .advancements OF, held. back by
those who, can afford it, Keeps trade duh: we
fall afiord5 splendid season ior cotton picking
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ns- AssIGNEES. NOTICE OF AP.

ms- ASsIGNEES NOTICE OF A P
poINTMENT.-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
TIE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH cARoLNA.-In the Matter Of Q. n
AyERILL & SON, pankrupts.-In Bankruptcy.
To whom it may concern The undersigned here.
BY gives notice Of his appointment as Assignee OF
c. n. AVERILL SON, OF the City Of Charleston,
in the County Of Charleston, and State Of Soutf
Carolina, within said District, who have been ad-
Judged Bankrupts upon their own petition, by
the District Court OF said District, dated at
Charleston, the 2eth day OF October, A. D. 1870
HERMANN BULWINKLE,
octas-s3 Assignee.
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SPARKS FR0H TEE H.LREs.

A report reaches San Francisco that Plaoedo
Vega was asssssIastsd at Tepre.
Mrs. Laura A. Far-shot A. P. Crittenden, re-
porter for the Supreme ,oonrt snf., California,
through the lungs, af: San Francisco: Wound
probably fatal $yss- = :; @.' rs.ss rs.,. >.
The proceedings. against Illegal registration in
HsvtYorRssares progressing. James Fleming has
been committed for registering whOn disqualified
BY serring n the penitentfary. % (
Business was suspended and the bells. were
, .olled In Galveston yesterday on account OF the
vsruna disasteg. :,s-..zss Z =:
william ssenson, colored, vas, hung in Raleigh
yesterday fof rape, Hs scntessed h's gnilt:. t:..ss.ts
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wr FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL WILL
buy Shoes with silver OF copper tips, which will
save the buyer the price OF new pair OF shoes.
scompared with ragged toes and dirty stockings
they are beautiful, to say the least. Parents. try
II sepT-ws3mos
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MonEMENrs OF COTTON.

NEW YORK, November 4.
The stock OF. cotton at interior towns for the
week ending November 4; as compared with stock
at same day last year. is as follows: Montgomery,
Alabama, 1868, 1o,5ss; 1870, 6745. Macon, Georgia;
1869 Il, ,o47; 1870, ISL. Columbus. Georgia. 1882
1880; 1870, S75 Nashville, Tennessee 1869, 2o1;
1870, 17l2 Memphis Tennessee, 1869, lo,4s7i 1s7o,
1850. Selma, Alabama, 1870, 6S6.b - .sI:se
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E1URoHG0TT, BENEDICT & Co.,
u a.: N. IA KING STREET.

~ d. Re 8 G. o O. D g -
Largest best .and>AAnest selections I'm town.
case OF fine DRESS GOODS at 2oc., worth soc,
case of Plain Pophns our own importation,
case Of German Plaids, ofall ahades, only 4oc.,
worth 90. t:..si Z. is5I.s' .s.L-'f $50 -
case Of 4. Black and, White PoplIn only $50.
case Of Empress Cloths; IN all colors, ,oniy s5c
celebrated LenOs make.
Aiarge stock or the celebrated elephant" Al
pacas, at very low figures. lg,,-,5 .. ,n.; s.c-'
All colors 10 Twilled MerlnOs, ~ at 85 TO soc,
rs pieces Irish Silk Popllns at 81, worth 81 b0.f
A grand selection Of Alhanate Striped, Plain and
Reppef SIX. Poplins at reasonable prices.
10 pieces Of Heavy Black Suk at 50, worth 81 30.
Also, fine selection Of Colored Silks, Colored
and Black Velyetines and Velyets:
(. A full assortment Of the latest styles Derby
Shawl Suits. oct3l
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ms- OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARO-

ns- OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. c.. OCTOBER l6, 1s7o.-The
Fourth Instalment Of FIVE DOLLARS per Share
will be payable on 18th November proximo: -
In Charleston, at the ONCE Of the Company, NO
10 Broad street.
In Sumter, to Major JOSEPH JOHNSON. :
In Clarendon, to DR.. John ]. INGRAM.
WIZ. g. PERoNNEAU,
oct,kss. Secretary.
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100 - Y
: cOFFICIAL.

l.. LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the .Postofnce
at Charleston, for the week ending November 8
1870; and printed pniclaly; In TIE DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest eirculaHon
in the City Of Charleston: 81 .:::'
@ Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are advertised !
-ofhce hours froms- A. N. to ehP. II. On
Sundays, from 5h to eh p. NJ
80, II STANLEY g: TROT, Postmaster.
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may-IF YOU HAVE sAuLow CoLoI

MB-I IF YOU HAVE SADLOW COLOR
Of skin, or yenowish brown spots on the face or
body, dullness, drowsness, frequent headache or
dlz5iness, bad taste in mouth, tongue coated, In
ternal heat, unsteady appetite, low spirits, gloomy
forepodIngs, you are suffering from liver COM
paint or. brIouaness, and nothing else will re-.
leye and cure you SO speedily and permanently
as DR.. PIERCE's ALT. EXT. Or GOLDEN MED1.
CAL DISCOVERY. Sold by druggists. Apsmph-
let sent free. Address DR.. R. v. PIERCE, Buffalo,
New York. noYS-tnstuS !.
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zHE STATE ELECTIONS.
Official Returns.

-. !; ,1tsrsc1iI ELEanka TO THE EEws.1 ,.,.aa
-. - % - OoIuaBIA, November 4
The following Is the official statement of the
result in YORK scott, 1856; Carpenter, 1873; Rsu'
sier 2s7s; Butler, 1878; Wallace 247a; Ackiss1ch'
l711.. Total vote 4soa ...,,.! y.
The State board Of canvassers is busy 70
night with the election returns: scott's majority
over CARPENTER SO far Is about $4,000, which m az
he reduced to $1,000, but hardly below that.
scotrs majority IN Laurens is said TO De 1905.
-, ..,,- CORsAIR.
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ns- spANIsH CONSULATE, No.

na SPANISH CONSULATE, No. 4s
BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, s. c., NovEM-
BER 8, ls7o.-Estlmates for repairs Of the Spanish
Bark ="PAoUETE DE oANTABRIA, onzain,
Master, will be received at this. office until SA.
TURDAY next, the 6th instant; at IL O'Clock N.
For Information apply on board Of the vessel, or
at the office Of the Consignee, ". P. HALL,
Brown co.'s Wharf.
..-ls FIN r. DE MoNCADA,
octE2 Spanish Consul
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aaOUR WIVES AND MOTHERS, Els

TIERS and daughters, are liable to many physical
surerIngs, which, from want .ofaremedy adapt
ed to their case, are often endured to their per-
manent injury. The PHILoTOKEN or Females
Friend cau be relied upon, and each bottle is &C;
companied with. directions for treating every
complaint peculiar to adult females Sold by the
Druggists at one dollar At Atwholesale by D0WlE,
NOISE L DAVIS, No. 1eo Meeting street.
ICy2-thstu3
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DREADFUL DEATH.

PORT ELGIN, November 4. !:
The Ontario, loaded with lumber, was towed
into this port yesterday, al the crew being lost.
A dead man was found tied to the pump with his
avea nicEeil ont. -
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Z SsMARINESDIsA.sTER.

LAKE orrY, FLORIDA, November4.
The steamship varunas from New York tor
Galveston, foundered at sea. The second mate and
four men only y:were saved. Thirty-six cabin pas,
sengers were aboard, mostly Texans.
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'Ji.nesr.iail esr.iail Notisss. Ntl '''

s2raseTHEsa FRIENDS. AND 1CQUAINT-
sANCEs Of MI. aud Mrs. PATRICK MURPHY, ere
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of the former THIS MORNING, at 10, O'Clock, at St.
Patrlck's Church. ....-n ~ noy6'
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GOLD .AHD BOND MARKET.

,.ssE= a. LONDON, Nofeuoet 4--cVeuhnS'
-Consols 93 Bonds closed at S9s. 49,
FRANKFORT, November 4-Evening.
:, Bonds closed frmer yesterday. ~
y - NEW YORK, November 4-Evening.
Gold has been rather active to-day; opened al
1ox, and sold low as 10, and high as loh. Gov
ernmen,s have been rather unsettled, and trans
actions limited; sixtJ:twos ;sixty -foufs TX;
sixty. y.iyes 51S; new s1s; sixty -sevens 9]; Sixty
'eighss ,0z.; fortles eH., Tenaessees sl1f;; new
ssx. vlrginias ss; new 65. LoulsIanas .7oh
new s5; levees 72; !eights ssH., Aabamas 100
nves 10. Georgiss so; sevens 81. North Caroltna'
45. new 21. South Carolinas 81; new 81.
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rpersons deposittng letters In the Postonice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they win also
please to remember that without the stamp let.
Ter cannot be mailed, but rll be sent to the Dead
Letter ONCE. -
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@ GETTING MARRIED.-EssAYS
for young Men on Social Evils, and the propristy
OF impropriety Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happineal Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress Howard Association, Boz P, Philadelphia,
Pa, sep17 -smos,:
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EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
l., No. "a KING STREET. ;,

SHAWL ,D.E PA B ENT.
case Black and White Large sHAWLs, only
So 25, worth So. -. -
/ case Back and White Double, ..shawls, only
i case Mems travelling shawls, only IS, worth
full selection Of other snswls from 75c. to $40.
cases OF good quality BalnoralS Skirts, only 81.
f1ll assortment oflatest style OloakS. oct3l
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,sps;tt:ial "a: Notieess.. IS.

81 s- coNsIaNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
EMPIRE from Philadelphia, are notified That sh,
will'discharge cargo TO-DAY at Browns Wharf:
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on wharf
at owners risk and expense. 81, s..s, -,--.
=. nov5-5 -. WIN. A. ooURTENAY, Agent.
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a@ CAUTION.-HAvING PURCHAS-
ED the Wreck of the bark .CRUSoE, al persons
are cautioned from interfering with or removing
eny portion of same-my only authorized Agent
being Captain THOMAS YOUNG.
nov4-2 q. A. GOLDSMlTd.
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CHARLESTON sATURDAY! !! 9 no oRNTNGss.f g Y !.

lc,ety. for the. renewn which you have gained
In Connection with stheI breeding of'cows: Your,
JerseJ cattle; ;haye.oDtained the highest pr3i,e,f
not only In England hut In America ALSO, where,
they are highly valued aud esteemed The; mono.
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A Mensun,

A Mensun,
George
Anrens, b w
Aimes, John v
Alexander q
Russell
Anderson, n,Davt
Anderson, VIM
Aver. Il II
Bamsdo. A a
Barnes, W J
Beztmann, F
Bentli, Ohas
Becker, Fred '
Billsey. VIM o
Bithwood, WE
Black, VIM
Blake, Geo G
|.Borneman, II ]
Briggs, ]
Bradley, ] o
Bryan,W ,Washin'
Brooks, A L
Brill. julius
.Brlnkman. Job
Brunges, Our
William s'
Burns. John
Buggeln, Johal
Bullwinkle, 10
\ hann
| Caldwell, Johl
| Campbell, Geo
| Cannon, w 81
| Car, henry
Caul1eld, N
| CauthOrn, Jno
| Chalk. John G
| Chaplin, Aloer
| Chisoln. E 81
| Cherry, Hcury
| Clagert, Chas
| Clark, W @
| Chfk q 20, u
II
| Clous, Jno W
| Cole, J @
| Code, ]
| Conroy, Vim
| Cohn, w D
| Collins, G A
| Condin, Rnfus
| Conner, Georl
Germans, G III
| Corvan & Melt
| Crowley, G F
| Cudwath, ] w
| Curtis, Jno
| Darrl!l, J
| Darby, Jao F
De, ntzmand,
GeoH
Davidson, w
Dawson, Ben
Davidson, He
ry
Davis, ChRs
Solomon
Davis, Reilly
Doughty, J
Davis, George
ND
Dray ton, Henl
Durrer, WIN
Dupree, Archi
bald
Edmund Ned
IF N O.
Elliott, DIT .
Entleman, ] [
Evers, ] p @,
Farreny, A
Finigan, Thon
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!Murphy, Michael
Murphy; Dennis
Murray, Robert
Nc Cants, James

ahAl1yf y NSSSAo
dcC cCants, James
dcEIoyee.Jam
icGahon, " T
Iclntyre, HyJ
ram O
lcKay, Thos II
c0'Keife,
gathans, T
yelson, WA
telson, William
Jatler, JohnR
1'Copnell. John
INLAND, W H
Paterson, Isaac
p
'eschaw, Ed
ward
Perkins, r
Phillips, II :
Placer, Alder
man i Co
'oinler, Rev S A
'ont, John W
'ntchard, , Th0s
{col'dJ
'rileau, Thos J
auackenbush,
Ramsay, SfW
2eils, J-P
An
thony ~
Rosenkruns, ] C
aumpe, G N N
tntledge, Jones
Sara, Nicholos
scott, , James A
schroeder, W q
schubert, L & Co
,emkee. J E
,hlns, Joseph
shepley, James
,eebert, Fred
Sims, II R
skelly, Michael
smart, Joseph
steadman, Capt
John
steele, R ]
3tancovlch,
Amen -
,trusz, .Eebe :.
'tudard, Capt A
summers, An
drew (col'd)
rhode, Eide Fl
Thomas, VIM o
Files, John F
rurnbull, John
Wick, Joseph z
.acker, + q l.
Waldo, Claracy
lcol'd)
Waters, Isaac D
Eason, VIM $
White, john D
White, W T
T1itecar, VIM A
Nigfall, BeDja:.
Wilkes, E
Williams, L E
Williams, Isaac
T
wilson. . J F
Vlrrissly, Jacob
Yitherell, Moses
VOicott, Wallace
Y Volf, L !, Esq
Vyyille, W N
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The supreme Court again Appealed TO
to Maintain the Liberties Of the Conn
try. ~ 80 3-,..r -. :; ;:'F-,.5. :. ~.
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mr ADMINISTRATORS MOTT

@- ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
All persons having claims against the Estate Of
WIN. JERyEY, deceased, late Of Charleston, are
hereby notified TO present the same, duly attest.
ed; and all persons indebted to make payment
TO me, OF my once, No. SO Broad street, Charles
ton. W. ST. JULIEN JEfvE1'
octoa-ss Administrator.
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EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 244 KING STREET.

CLOTH PART EN- t.
"A supply Of the Finest French, Belgian German
English and Domestic CLOTHS.
Beavers. Doeskins, Broad. Cloths, -ye,yetines,
DIagonal,s, Meltons, Cheyiots. Corduroy, Oassi.
meres.
Ladies, Ooaklng-prices guaranteed to give full
satisfaction.
] case OF double width Englsh WaterpfooI
CloLh, only 81, worth 81 5o.. Cali In time to So
cnrn IL. w oct31
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Upuartnership Nptires. :

1yopARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-THE uN-
u DERsIGNED have this day formed sSonsIt-
LEE Up Eactnra9e Business In Lumber and uA-
ner Slya IN H the CITY or Charleston 8. O. 0Aceana
,,ond - west end OF Beanfain street. Liberal Id
rronses made on Consignmenta when u halA.
October rs, 1870. AALL0hEE &.kAf.x:.
J. @: NAIL0itHe-... .........s..s.... u Ak
oct2e -Mfm1no-p&t tsAn
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.a~ TAKE IT, TAKE. IT ON AND
keep taking it; reduce the dose so that It acts as
gentle laxative and continue It on regularly. II
Is q tonic and viii strengthen you: It took long
time to confirm your disease. and -youcan't get
well1n day. sIhiMoNs's:bIyERsRE sREGULATo
IT, persisted in, will cure the most stubborn Liver
Disease. There is no failure about 1t. novel
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EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. PA KING STREET.

FLANNEL DEPART.ME MT.
j case OPERA FLANNEIs.. only as and 6oc,
worth 76c. .-4-
Red and White Flannels, fromI25c. up. -.
100 pair White Blankets, 1n4, Extra, at S., worth
Al. Our Blanket stock being very large and
bought direct from the factory, 1t will be for the
benefit Of those in want Of Blankets to give us the
first call. : - ----..-.--- FL .OCSl
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Alcotsi Minnie
Aston. Harriet
Averill, Mrs .
Frederick
Armstead, Mary
Ann
Barber, Miss >.
Mary
Burt, Mrs ].
Bedl, Miss Car
RE -'.f' :
Banks, Mollie I
Bennett, Miss
Emmie
Bee. Miss Sarah
Behling, Miss
Dorothea .C,
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