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A.-.Wnnt of Vitality.


Sometimes there i lack Of vitality in large and apps,
rcnty well developed frames Hercuenn at
are not always indicative Of stamina aud constitutional yIgoI
OF the stomach the liver and the bowels upon the
breadth OF the shoulders the size OF put
leys of the system In which strength Is supposed reside
All this grand animal machinery Is Of itself po.econ
regular and healthy secreon uncontamnsed blood and
regular discharge OF the waste matter OF tho body through
the ntesnes the kidneys and tho the
safeguards against disease the best guarantees Of lon
gevy To promote these objects the great end pur-
pose OF HoSTETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS The
Ingredients OF which the and alternative ID
posed taken solely from the vegetable kingdom, aud
their medicinal virtues BY acid
and poisonous elements which exist less In all
powerful mineral drugs Sufferers from Indigestion bilious
ness intermittent fevers, debility conspaon
only ind immediate relief from the OF this agreeable
stmuant and invgoran, but become conscious time
wears of OF constitutional elasticity and
vital force Labor and exposure no longer produce the sae
effect them heretofore and they feel 40 they had
acquired hold life, of physical aud
mental This has been the experience Of thousands Of
both day adds to tue OF c0nhrmatory
testimony Whenever the temperature aud state Of the at
mosphere exercises depressing influence the minds
and bodies OF invads, HOSTETTERS BTrTERS Is ths
only tonic which they rely for swift and permanent
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"All Gaui.0

PARIS, June Is, 1870.
1t is reported to-day on good authority that the
Princes Of Orleans have advanced 900 francs to
purchase the Gallo-R oman amphitheatre which was
recently discovered In the Rue Monge In this city,
The government had previously refused to buy 1t.
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Death.

DUBLIN, June Is, 1870.
The Rev. Thomas Luby, D. D., Professor OF Mathema-
tics in Trinity College, died in this city last evening
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RUSSIA.
Judicial Execution.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 15, 1870.
The sentence Of the assassins Of Count DArenberg.
Of the Austrian Legation, has been modified. They
will not be imprisoned here for term Of years, as
was at first contemplated. They Will be exiled to
Siberia at once.
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YACHTING.
The Prince of Wales, Cun.

LONDON, June Is, 1870.
The London Standard Is sorry to hear that the
owners OF the American yachts will decline to
pete for the Prince OF Wales Cup. It says their OBJ.
lection TO time allowances Is an insufficient excuse
and the course proposed is unexceptionabe.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
furnished The highest rates ed for Dsubloous
and ali kinds of Gold and Silver.
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IRELAND.
Damaged mt Sea.

DUBLIN. June Is, 1870
The miniature steamer City of Ragusa, 1t seems,
ashore on the coast of Ireland and damaged.
She put into Queenstown for repairs. She will
sail again for New York.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

3 ~ -,
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The Drought.

PARIS, June 15-P. M.
In consequence Of the drought the prices Of bread
stuffs have advanced in an alarming manner.
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The Regicide Trials.

PARIS, June Is, 1870.
The Journal Otfctel contains decree summoning
before the High Court of Justice the accused In the
affair OF the plot against the nation and the life of
the Emperor, and convoking the High Court of
Justice in the town of Bois the 18th day OF July
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'lBLECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
lnfallibility Adopted by the
Council in Rome.
French Diplomacy and the
Regicide Trials.
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The st. Gothard Railroad Neu-
trality Difficulty.
ROME.
Infallibility Adopted.

LONDON, June Is, 1870.
Dispatches from Rome leave no doubt Of the adop.
ton by the Ecumencal Council OF the dogma OF In.
fallibiity as proposed to the Council Including the
Rnathema clause
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will ha snld al nuhlio auction

100 MOST DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS,
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AUSTRIA.
The Religious Qucsti0n.

The Religious Qucstion.
VIENNA, June Is, 1870
A convention OF German teachers, now IN session,
have adopted resolution yoring the exclusion OF
doctrnal religion from the schools and the retention
Of natural religion.
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Cents Pearl Cashmere Dress Hats,
for FIVE dollars.

Grnve!-Csrpvcl.
CONSTITUTION WATER II certain for Il. Depot
&
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A.-Champi0u Cow Eliixer, Patented April
g. 1s7O. Chance for energetic men, 267 Broadway.
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A sewing Machine, S25 to- $45-Sl7 BiUnsd.
Can be converted into hand machine int rtly. wA
ranied New patent broad Helnner applicable 70 Al
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A.--Boots and shoes OF Every variety as
reduced prices f. 4. BROOES. $40 brosdway'
soilcd Shoes half price,
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For Moth Patches, Freclles md Tan Uso
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. II In reliable
and harmless. Sold by druggists Depot 40 Bond street.
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LONDON, June 10, 1870.
Yesterday was the first day Of the Ascot races.
The most important race was for the gold vase gwen
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FRANCE.
Napoleog's p,,,o,,.

NapoieoG's r'.aI,h.
=" PARIS. June 15-Evening.
The c5@ai'toqq Of ths Epperor's health has de-
pressing effect I'll the Boursee.
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A.-Hcrring's Patens
2d Broadwsy, corr 'r Murray street.
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Iron.
Ascot Heath Races.

The iron trade is just extremely active in the
English centres.
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Died.
enrrIpo-At West Morrsania, on Wednesday
'"'s' only daughter OF A. NJ.
June M4a,s ,,ssss * years and sHssS''s """a
Tile funeral will tane place ~. -.-.;-, 1850.
.ry residence, on Friday morning at ten O'Clock
; scuUYiER-At Greenyille, N j., on "Wednesday
=, Ing June Is. john AREN'T SCHUYLER, ia the
sSIH ao,I ye, ir Of his ase. -.
No{,c, OF the funeral hereafter.
iFo.r Cther Deaths See Ninth Pags.l
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A.-F0r n Stylish and Elegant Hat Call ON
DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street, corner Of AnnJN
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StaGorX,s Irou and sulphur Powders
S'"" inv,e, rate the body aud
n,,r " the blood.
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A Warming.

LONDON June To- lS70.
The directors Of the Monarch Insurance Company,
which failed some time ago, have been committed
for trial on charges Of fraud.
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A.-Fnr n Stylish and EieGnnt summer
Hat 20 to EsPENsChED, Ma uiaclurer, llo sasssa st
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Mum & Co., 8, Park Row, New York,
Publishers SCIENTIFIC Neutrality-suspicious. obtained In
the United States and all foreign coun tries.
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The Reform Act Amendments.

LONDON, June 15-N1ght.
In the House Of Commons tonight, Mr.. Hardcaste
moved the second reading Of the bill to amend the
Reform Act. He said the object Of this mea .ure was
to repeal the clause in the Reform act creating mi
nority representation, against which he recited the
objections which have over and over again been
urged
Mr.. Gladstone admitted that the principle ben
fitted the liberals He thought mInoriies should be
heard, but insisted that they always had hearing
In tripartite elections and not unfrequently in
borougns choosing two members. In fact, party
having majority in one borough was often in the
minority in another. He finally announced that n
view OF the intended Introduction Of the ballot he
should vote for the repeal Of the minority clause.
b Mr.. Walter begged for q postponement OF action
until the next CENSUS and redistribution OF seats had
been made.
Messrs. Burton Fawcette and others opposed the
amendment.
Mr.. Disraeli invoked further trial OF the present
system and Mr.. Rathbone thought it had not been
thoroughly tested.
The bill passed to q second reading by q small
majority, and the House adjourned
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ENGLAND.
The Irish Land Bill Again.

= go - LONDON, June l5 1870.
In the House Of Lords last night Earl Granville
moved the second reading OF the Irish Land bill.
He said, refraining from partisan topics, he would
simply demonstrate the necessity for this legislation
The law as 1t stood at present was coniessedly un
satisfactory. The tenure Of land IN Ireland was In
secure, and abrupt evictons without compensation
for improvements made by the tenant were COM
mon. The landlords had their grievances too Rents
vera lever and their payment less certain in Ire
land than In any other country in Europe. while the
Interest ON bonds and mortgages was greater ae
referred to the difficulties landlords had with their
tenants and the outrages whcn had been committed,
and analysed the previous attempts at i-., ~,
the subject fnal ssettlement was now sought for;
1t had beer impossible hitherto but now 1t was pos
,slble. He proceeded to show that the tendency OF
the present scheme was to produce prosperity, order
and peace. ei:.,s .. ~7s4 :e--r r--7-r -,-
l>The Duke OF Rchmonddened that there was ne.
cessIty sar the Introduction of the BILL He rea;ss
humber Of letters to prove that landlords are all
eenseness and consideration. Exceptions he said.
were possible but too few 20 warrant the present
legislation. After urging other objections the noble
lord said he should not oppose the measure for fear
worse one might follow Its reection but he hoped
certain amendments which he suggested would be
adopted.
Earl Russell advocated the passage Of the bill
Without further amendment.
Lord Dufferln saia large landlords defended the
provsions as they stood, and he deprecated any
alteration.
Earl Of Kimberley for the bill.
Lord Monck supported the measure in general, but
took exception to some of its details.
Without taking action their lord shins rose
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Breadstu uHs.

LONDON, June 15, 1910.
According to oficial advlces from Pesth the grain
crops In Eastern Europe promise satisfactory har-
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SHIPPING N e w s.
Almanac for New York -This Day.
CEAN STEAMERS.

Sun sets. ...... 1873 High water morn 10 81
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
JUNE AND JULY,
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NYiss,sauOi Spring Water Cures Cancer,
Brghts Disease, scroula and all Impurities Of the Blood
a
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situated on New York New Haven Railroad and the
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"NIatch Cable," Patented June :, 1870.
The new repeating % ar sRs % " :.
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Buy, nd two dollars
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LONDON June 15 1870
The proceedings in the House of Commons last
evening were mainly unlmportant
Mr.. Charles Buxton, member for East Surrey,
moved an address to the Queen, asking concurrence
In the proposition for the appointment of commis-
sion to revise the translation of the Bible He sup
ported his motion in speech Of some length taking
the ground that oil Engllsh-speaking countries
should concur.
Mr. Gladstone in reply said the government had
carefully considered the question: and thought 1t
better to leave the subject to the ecclesiastical
authorities The revision Of the Bible was OF du.
bious utility, tedious and untimey.
Atlength the motion was withdrawn, and soon
after the House adjourned.
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At the regular Stich-Kehr and Prize targets the
shooting was very spirited and kept up without in,
termission except for the dinner hour and 81, 100
are to be distributed IN cash prizes, The Secreafies
were busy at work till late at night to me Asure
the TARGETS and the shots 10 determine who
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LONDON, June 15, 1870.
Later advices from Sydney confirm the report be-
fore received OF the total loss OF the London ship
Walter Hood.
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Ynchs Club Straw HATS for Members Of
yacht eiba English imported Brads, 10 be had cnly AZ
bU:[tXP ( co.'s, Importers Of Eugsh Hats, $50 Broad
vxy snd Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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will depo, Of New York and New Haven Railroad coa
ner Of street and Fourth avenue, Al 10 A.
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SPECIAL TRAIN

Sound, equal GO $50 city lots.
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LoNDON, June To- lSTV
The bail required in the case OF Mr.. Fiske, the
American Consul in Leth, has been fixed at e. 600.
Mr. Fiske Is held ON charges arising out Of the
.B0ultin masqueradersi case
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r,-eT received large assortment OF
v,TCuES-Gold and Silver hun,,ns'
Sem Winding, Open Face, or o"iSS' Lug
lish and American manufacture: :, v.,.
'' uOCKS.-French Parlor, OF hacK IH.;a",
,,s GiIt Orn,ufa, Rosewood ano " a,na c.naI
0ie, ieS,pTcrACLES.-Gold, Silver and stee,'
ofs;l descriptions; Eye Glasses WITH o0'o'
o. p,hhsr and Tortoise Shell Frame. :,
NGruI GTruuIIvRLES-Gold and Silver OF all oe-
scriptions. , co,i p;ncs nlain
and With settings of all kinds OF preeiou' p1ss-
stones Brooches, EARRINGS He:hI"ee,, sai
pr,ce,e,s and Armlets, Gold Chate'a'ne anu
nd LeoD,ine Chains; all varieties OF 'e''
d. go Cold Pearl and mourning Je"eiry
and Ornaments. DC. r ,,,
&C GESTLEMEN's JEWELRT.-Fess anu
cra-J Chains Collar and Shirt Buttons,
Sleeve Buttons, Seal Rings, Brooches Scarf
Pins, &c.
sILTERWAEE.
sPoOSS.-Table Dessert, Tea, Sugar
Mustard. Pap, Salt Spoons and LADIES':
FORKS.-Table, Dessert and Breakfast
KSIVES-Dessert, Fruit, Butter, FISH,
Pie Cake and Cheese KulTes.
PITCHERS-Chalices and Communion
Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cups, Bowls and GOD
lets
CASTORS.-Si!rer and Plated, Fruit
Stands. Cake Baskets, Pickle Stands, Coffee
Makers. Cream Pots, Salt and Butter Dishes
Walters, &c. WILLIAM 0LALS'
One door Moth ofScott, Williams & 10. s
Banking House, Main street.
Sog. 9, 45-tt.
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"a 4 BODY AND MIND DI.

SEASE-Such is dyspepsia The stomach and
the brain are too intimately allied for the one
to suffer ithout the other. 70 that dyspepsis and
dependency are ;useparable. 1t may be added,
too. that irritation Of the stomach is almost inva
risoly accom- panied BY irritation Of the temper.
Tbs invigorating and tranqui'iZDg operation
Of Hostet.er's Bitters is most powerfully devel-
oped in cases Of INDIGESTION. The first effect Of
this agreeable tonic is comforting and eucour-
aging. 4 mild glow pervades the system, the
chronic uneasiDess in the region Of the stomach
is lessened, and the nervous reckiesspess which
characterizes the disease is aba ted. This i'm
provement is not transient 1t is not succeeded
by the return Of the old symptoms with sUper-
added force, as is always the case when unInedi~
Gated stimulants are given for the complaint
Each dose seems to impart permanent accession
ofhealth full invigoratiop. But this is not all
The aperient and ant-billious properties Of the
preparation are scarcely secondary IN inpor-
tance to its ton 10 virtues. If there is an over
fow ofbile the secretion b soon brought within
proper limits, and if the bilrary organ is inert
and torpid it b toned and regulated. The effect
upon the discharging organs IS equally salrtary
and in cases Of fconstipatiou the cathartic action
sjust suffcie lent to produce the desired result
gradually aod without pain. The Bitters also
promote healthy evaporation from the surface
which is particularly desirable at this season
when sudden spells OF raw. unpleasant weather
are apt to check the natural perspiration and
produce congestion OF the liver. coughs and
colds. The best safeguard again: all diseases j.
bodily Tigor. aud this the grea. Vegetable Res
toratiye essentially promotes.
NoT. 2, Aim.
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Anniversary Of the Bible Scc;e:y.

I: is expected that he Rev. Ar. Miles,
o. the E:'i-copaI Church, will deliver .
lecture brf,rc Tie New berry Bible So
eiety, newt Saturday evc'.ing il the
Methudi;, Church. Mr. Mi!r>' lecture
was prepared for the Abbev;l:e Billie So
ciety, AID ;,as beer very highly spoken
OF COT is learaing and cinquence. The
nelu 5ers Of the several churches, and the
public geues;.!y, are respectfully i.sitcd
TO attend!
There wiH also DC a meeting oc the
Srcic:y III ! O'clock, Z. III, IN ihs sa:t.v
riacc, :or tie transaction Of business
Reports ,xill Be -ead b? ,ha Rev. Ar
Bellies, State Ascu', and Sc"e-al extern
pore addresses are expected. L IS earn
e>t,y desired that there should be 4 full
attendance Of the members, aud also ci
tile puJiic at this time.
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4 Sucking Dove.

B.. ave sit at ease, this morning." so
discoursed the Republican, Scot,'s or
gan, tine m9rning after the election, after
so much Of the dirty work as made sure
that the election Of les party would be
accomplished, had been done. I'm the
calm Of the peaceful! day, We feel the
greatness Of the hour" co com npuEc;ioas
Of conscience disturos this editor, who,
mex. 10 Scot: himself, has done more 70
break the peace than any other coa'd
haTc done. "As We sit here we feel the
peoples power" Yes, he has done all
that was possible to stir Up strife and
plunge tue State iu,o reign Of terror,
and baring said this, be sits with folded
arms, and sadly says, ''wc can 20 10
more" Would it were true that he
could do 10 more We rejoice" says
this dove, "thas it is So That is, that
feeling of ,nalignity and hatred has
been etkindled in the hearts Of the blacks,
SO deep and strong that they are willing
and ready to spp:y the torch and uur-
der the whites, Aecasse they are honest
snd true. 'Anc with thco," the car
pet baggers, Joe Crews, the constahu'a-
~ and denoniac nissers, Eve gladly and
confidently leave the issue Yea, -er;
"; so does Scott and all the ;ncend;a.
r;es, they leave the issue T;th their VIC
tins, and get 10 the rear when the worst
comes. we lay down the weapons
which the acerbities Of political warfare
have worn 10 a rough edge. For such
campaigning as tie last six weeks has
SOMEHOW developed we have no liking"
What oa-e-iaccd taEscGood. and Who
but ssra:ght, haired carpes-oagger could
hare the face 20 utter such aa one, after
iahoring SO hard SOMEHOW 70 develop
such state of things. "We have TO
personal ill-wilt seaiRst aay man who
has opposed US, aid il any have done US
injury, we forgive them befvrs they ask
it." No ill-wi!i against any ma" who
las opposed hin. Villa: aa admission;
hos full rf the milk of human kindness.
Could We bc,ic7s ibis man: Bet no, sc
has returned TO t;s .on,it again, and in
stead Of ''aeing sincerely sorry" fo- his
past ni>iee1s ard showing b. q life Of
pcnitepce that he is done With It, he has
charged himself with fresh poison for
other mischief. Did eny one ever near
such twadile before When vii! the IN
inu;ty Of this man De brought to an end:
When vi! he really repent?
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County Meeting.

The meeting Of which announcement was M de
ic i2s; Issue, WIS held IL Hessrs. Naye. s MAJ
tins'rew store room, on Monday lust Itwas
largely attended. Col. Z. Mooruau was called
TO the Chair, and Capt. Jos. Ward, requested TO
act as Secretary. Two eor.nittees were appoint
cd, which madc reports in reference to inpor-
sant matters relating 20 Agriculture and Inni-
sratioo, and the necessity Of continuing the
township organisations. Both Of these are Of
great moment, and, By order OF meeting. have
been referred TO the various township Clubs. 70
act upon and report to meeting n :his :o'vr oa
Monday, tie 2iss of November. The diSsrco:
clubs will therefore meet ss promptly Is possible
consider ;hese reports. and come 10 the meeting
VI the list, prepared for work.
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Cs.1ssros, S. c., Nor. !, 1870

q
De,- He,sld-In COMPANY with
other Young gents whose TlEsin ca'ns N@'
ns-s- bceo smeared by the baroers ofoSo'
and q number Of older friends and towns
men-iac!ud;0g all the den1istS-li nope
nobody at \. has had the aoo'e-ache Sln'e'
s..,red for the "o1een City" on the ISL
We reached it in safety, after pleasant t'oe.
The weather was bright and inspiring, anc
rbs hotels. houses and streets we're all nIfeo
with lively, chatty people, nos; OF whom nao
come TO the fair. :.
To tell You the truth, doa's feel Ike WIT
inc letter fo7 the Herald, for as there IS
-oo much fun ahead, want 10 economlse
mv time for it: aud, hardly know what
youl! be rcad::bc- Again, as an aii eyes,
and eacs. with cJn>:d .r.,ble stomach, Just
now, am uacaly mixed. IoweTcf,
The Institute Fair i. grand thing 10
m, Miga; say of Il. a. writer said OF q
book that recently read il IS sui seneris.
Certainly ! pyratu:d OF beauty, sweetness
aud utility could be made from the products
of lavish narure, the articles OF Tiftu' me
graceful and varied neede-work and indus
tries OF the ladies', and the strong and oold
and ennobing and enriching works Of men
iu arr, in science, in literature, &C. Will not
estimate the number Of people in attendance,
but il is very large. And the Institute Fair
Is q positive success Charleston has soWn
wisely and she will reap well.
AsI before said the weather was dellgh tful
and under its heaIrhfcl influence every body
rec.eared as they wished.
Miss L,ura Kcenc, the charming manager
ess Of the Academy Of Husic affords rare
repast 70 the lover Of the drama ana sae
uscs her hest efforts 10 delight the Elsitors 10
her beautiful temple Of The muses. Last
THURSDAY nigh,. IN the touching drama OF
"Hunad Down" she appeared in tho lsad>
ing chsraeser Of Mary Leigh, and am rery
sure rhas all who had hearts were reminded
of rha, fact ~ a play OF the emotiors within:
tIihernian IIaii is si-n nightly illun inaeed
and filled to listen 70 Bishop, an irrepresslble
mirlh-moTer.
Fairs, festivals. displays Of art, dinners,
suppers, interspe.sed with music. cham
psSne, sentiment beautv, speeches and dow
ers. have abounded; whilst moonlight e3cur-
sions around the bay, and morning walks
and rides around the battery, and visits to
the pubic buildings, phosphate works, boat
racing, racing over the sn-f, tournaments,
field sport-p!oughiEg matches, pigeon
shoorns matches, Sc, &C., have each mad
its full quota OF votaries.
On Sunday morning last TIE church bells
rang out deIiciouSy upon the air. (Dr.Simms
once said that bells sound most sweet in
warmer climes) And never saw larger
and more quietly dressed body Of people on
their way 70 divine worship.
The State Dental Association which was in
session up 10 the present, have discussed
some important matters. no: alone 10 the pro-
fe>Son, but TO the public at large. Drs.
Whaey, Thompson and Jones are in attend
amcr from Newbcrry.
The next important event will be the as
scmbling Of the Grand Lodge; many Of the
delegates are already in attendance.
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:
Drugs & Medicines.

THE Subscribers having purchased dr..
Stock Of Drugs, Medicines, &c,. Of l.,.
JAMES MCINTOSH, beg leave 70 can a
,heir friends and the patrons of he OLD e.
rsb,isbment, for a continuance of fhei. ss,,.,
vor and patronage to the new, and are d.
,ermined that there shall be no? vsas& a
care and attention on their part to ~secu,s
the custom and good wishes Of the paihslss
They viii endeavor to keep supplied MD
the purest articles in their line, and iSGf
friends may rely on orders and prescriptions
being filed with promptness and the utEcss
care NOTE l. TARRAST.
J. WARD xo7rE. H. P. TlRR1sE
Nov. !, lS70-44-6t.