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Claremont, N. H.,
Dec. %, 1870. :
Having been for some time afflicted with pain
in the chest, and general debility of the system,
assuming consumptive symptoms arising,
doubtless from an impure state of the blood,
one bottle of DR.. Flagg's Inhaling Balm, gave
me almost immediate relief, and l think has
effected permanent cure. -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-07-20

CHINE, at Reduced
Prices. They use q
straight needle, have
a new and improved
shuttle, (see Cut,) rid
ing in its carrier, sub
ject to no wear, re-
qaires no oihng Nv
which the threS i il
liable to be So. led
my, llo w y !; Ind Eric
TON itllSS OF a. Race" and
oonseq'.. lent skipping
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GOOk A MONTH. Horse and Carriage
pOSO furnished. Expenses paid. ii. Shaw,
Alfred, Me.
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veterinary surgeon.
geg-DR FLAGG will visit Woodstock
VT, every month, and will be at the
Eagle Hotel, Woodstock, Tuesday,
July 25th, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-07-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative

Perhaps no one medi
cine is so universally re.
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal.
ly adopted into use, in
every countryand among
all classes, Us this mild
but efficient pllrgative
PW. The obvious req.
son is, that it's more re-
liable and far more cfIec-
tual remedy than any
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-07-20

DURE SPICES, a full line.
/ at SURTEVANT'S.
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Claremont, N. II.
Dec. y, 1870.
This is to certify, that l have been troubled
with catarrh for number of years-have tried
a number of the physicians, botn in this coun-
try and in Europe, and have tried all the best
remedies without any effect, and
given up allhopes-but at last tried DR.. Flaggs
1nhaling Balm, and to my great joy, it helped
me Immediately and after using it two months,
I ync optirnlv cnrad
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-05
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting of the Carolina Rifle CLUB,
held on Tuesday, Sd January, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Since our last meeting, and for the first time
since our organization, death has laid his hand
upon one OF our number. We are called upon to
mourn tile loss OF Eugene w. West, who hos been
suddenly stricken down in the very vigor OF man.
hood and usefulness, and, now that he is gone, it
Is but meet that we should express the great Co.
TEEN and respect We have for his memory. Gen.
erous In disposition, amlable In manners, always
ready to work and to do for the help OF his
friends he endcared himselfto all who knew Him.
A good and honorable man has passed from us,
we believe and hope, TO everlasting peace and
rest where the trials and troubles Of the world
can never reach.
Resolued, That we fondly cherish the memory
OF our late companion, Eugene w. West. ana
mourn The loss to our club OF an unostentatlous
though useful member.
ReSolped, That we deeply sympathige with his
bereaved family, and that cupy ol tnese resoiu'
lions be sent them by the secretary.
RESOLVED That u blank page In our minute DooK
he dedicated to his memory, and that these pro-
ceedings be published in the daily papers OF tile
city.
" ,., THos. FROST, Jr.. Secretary.
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A TEMPEST IN TEAPor.-Yesterday after
noon an animated suit was carried on in Trial
Justice Msckey's court by an old colored woman,
Edith Allen, against VIM. Young. The question
was the ownership OF an old iron pot, valued at
IS. Edith had been working for Mr. Sam. Ben
nett for some time, and upon leaving carried of
the pot, which Young recognized In her posses
sion about three weeks ago, and knowing It to be
Mr. Benefits. took charge OF IL. Edith demand
ed the pot on Tuesday, and Young stontly refused
to give itup. An appeal to lsw was the conse-
quenoe, aud the case came up Ia due form, The
not was produced, and proved 60 have cost So so
when new. witnesses were brought who teSti-
fed as to the identity Of the pot and It's capacity,
with all the acuteness and dlscernmeat Of expe-
rlenced cooks. The pot alone retained its cool
ness In the heat OF the scussion and Edith went
almost distracted as the justice adjudged the
muchloved article Of domestic furniture 10 the
willy Young. The latter quietly marched OF with
the prize, leaving the justice to be assalled with
the voluble and piercing tongce ct the weeping
plaintiff.
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OvKn-ZgALous HorHL DRuMMERs.-rne A'i-
Rusta Constitutional Of yesterday says: "Las'
Sunday afternoon after the arrival OF shs Charles
ton train, difficulty occurred at the Union depot.
between Mr.. J. r. Edwards a drummer for the
Planters, Hotel, and Mf. Charles Little, acting In
the same capacity for the Globe Hotel' growing
ont of their sensitive conception OF the merits OF
the respective hotels. Tho representative OF sne
Plan ters' announced to passengers that his hotel
.wasthe best In 1.-The city. proposition at once
and with some degree OF bluntness AID profanity,
denied by The representative Of the Globe. Words
led to blows, when, as policeman separated the
oombatants, Mr.. Edwards drew his pistol and
Hred at Mr. Little, the ball taking effect in the
right breast, near the shoulder. Mr.. Edwards
was arrested and commitedto jail to await the re,
suit Of the wound inflicted by him. The wounded
man is now lying at the Globe Hotel, receiving
every attention requisite for his comfort ana
treatment, and, as We learned at a late hour
yesterday afternoon, hopes are entertained Of his
recoyeryH
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THE RAILROAD STATION IND1CAToR.-We are
Informed by General W. 8. Walker that he has
perfected the organisation OF the agencies OF this
usuerul and ingenious instrument in Charleston,
and that he feels justified In giving the assurance
that In the future, the instruments will be care
fnily attended. The enterprise was Initiated In
the City Of Charleston, and, being entirely novel
and uutrIed, mistakes were made at the start,
which were corrected BY further experience.
The superIntendents Of the South Carolina Rail-
road, Of the Savannah and Charleston, and OF the
Northeastern and Wilmington and Manchester
Railroads, have cordially co-operated with
General Walker, and have entered Into written
agreement to require their conductors TO take
proper charge OF the instrument. The instru.
ment has been successfully introduced on the
roads In Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia;
but the most thorough organization has Just been
made on the South Carolina Railroad.
Messrs Walker Evans & Cogswell have been
secured as agents for the printing and change OF
schedules, Mr.. James Allan for repair OF clock
movements, and Messrs. Qulnby & Co. as photo
praphers. Gentlemen Of character and influence
have been secured as agents. In New York, Baltl-
more, Louisville and Cincinnati, and we trust the
enterprise will be vigorously carried our, and will
prove remuneratve to the proprietors, as well as
useful to tho public.
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The TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Six months, pay was due the teachers In the
Charleston public schools on the. 1st instant.
Nearly all the teachers are ladies, many OF whom
are dependent for their support upon their pay as
teachers. All the teachers are seriously inconve'
nIenced by the delay in paying what they have 30
painfully earned. and their position and services,
as well az the nature OF their employment, give
them strong. claim upon the General Assembly,
with which body 1t rests to provide for the uqui'
dation OF their claims, amounting In all, we be-
lisye to about $17, 900. Unless the General AS
sembly provide speedler means, tho teachers
cannot be paid until after AprR, when the state
taxes will be collected. The teachers will then be
nine months In arrears. We understand that
proposition is before the General Assembly look
ing to the prompt payment Of the Charleston
teachers, and Its prompt adoption would be hailed
with gladness by al Charleston County II the
meliowing influences Of Christmas linger In the
memory OF the members OF the Legislature, they
Will not fail to be Just to the teachers Of our pub
lie schools.
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4 IL ID.


The undersigned were Invited by the inVen-
tor and owners Of the "Lebby Phosphate Wash
ing Machine" 10 witness its performance at Mr.
]. B. Sardy's works on the Ashley~River.
Mr.. c. @. Coe, superintendent of the Marine and
River Phosphate Company, kindly placed tne
steamer Gaselle at their disposal 1t ls due to this
gentleman to say that the inventor and owners Of
the machine acknowledged themselves deeply In
debted to him for his constant appreciation OF the
invention and generous assistance in bringing IL
forward. -
On arrival athr. Sardy's works, the machine was
nus in operation and performed successfully.
After witnessing severe test OF its powers, they
believe
First. That IT washes cleaner than any other
machine they have either seen or used.
Second That it discharges clean rock in les:
time than any machine they have seen or used.
Third. That no power beyond that necessary te
work the pump and supply material 10 the washer
Is required, TO produce and deliver c:ean phos
pha,e rock In.good order for shipping.
tSignsd| GEO. S. CAMERON,
J. B. SARDY,
N. A. PRATT,
E. A. MARSHALL,
LOUIS g. BRLDES,
8. J. PREGNALL.
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An error has occurred in various newspa-
pers In stating the capital at ten millions OF dol.
lars Instead OF one million. The latter amount
was all the company ever claimed to have, aud
this was lately reduced TO huifa million, ami was
SO published.
Tue history OF the company, In Its transactions
st its Charles on agency, shows that they have
always promptly met their obligations, rs soon
as they were correctly asccrtalned. The amount
OF losses paid BY the Home OF New Haven since 1t
resumed business here after the war, u nearly
s6a,o3.
From the following, which IL taken from the
Atlanta Constitution OF LIST lust, 1t would appear
that measures are In progress in New Haven to
revive the company:
CAEp.
p. NJ, S1sT DSCEABER, 1870.
To- the Pohcy. Holders ts the Home Insurance
Company, or H61 H0psR:
In consequence OF telegraph in this mornings
papers, dispatched to the company for the facts,
and received 10 reply that the stockholders and
directors were then In session, aud would tele.
graph me the result, and am Just now In receipt
OF the following telegram:
NEW HAVEN, slst December, 1870.
10 W. Il. Hancock, Agent, Atlanta:
Meeting adjourned till Tuesday. Stockholders
and directors making up deficiency, aud new
stock being taken rapidly. We are coming out
right. E. b. CowLEs, Secretary.
From the above, it viii be seen that the compa
ny does not intend that its patrons shall lose by
them. In the meantime, however, policy holders
need not be alarmed, as I haze already taken the
precaution to place every policy in A No. com
panies, and will hold them good until hear fur
ther from the company, and then oil the particu
lars Will be laid before the public.
Respectfuuy. W. e. HANCOCK, Agent.
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Hotel Arrivsl.-saauary 4.
rAvnsoS HOTEL.

PKvfiJoS HOTEL.
Il. Dorsey Ogden,H. W. Ellis, hr. Louden,
q, rshfumn, Misa frs Enis. Mis- lhagats Har.
.o,d. Hiss Leila Eiis, Mrs. Ellis, The sappho, J. D.
orumpter. Willis Bskpt.
la;. cHaKLssroH HOTEL
Cleo. H.tornyburs, wn:E e. Bliss, Aiken; c. Il
Pectensili, Thomas Weston, South Carolina; F. &
wells. 81. Thomas; LIP. Aayes. Aayesvlle;
N. Draps, North, Carolina; Alex. NJ. Kewie, Flo
reaoe;S &. HsL Beaufort; VIM shlrer, Orange
burg; A. n. Catn,f Florence; W. A. Clark, James
Island; Fl. @ Phillips, Mss Edth Phillips, Ne"
York; J. Stern, White Hall; Wm. L. Dawson sum
r,ervilIe; T. L. Dupont, Savannah; J. q. BUCK
halter, Williston.
Mills house.
WV. Cnurchhlll, T. A. Kirkland, New YORK; j.
L. Neagle, Master Hancock, Thomas F. Harris
Columbia; ]. o. Hinsdale, New York; G. G. Huton
ias, G. ], Stewart, @, W. Warren, Syrscusei Pliny
. Freeman and .ady, Raven wood; F. c. Meyonthi
Ns, George H. Mooster and wife, Mss, LulJ
wooster, New x'Yofk; Colonel and Mrs. John
Beldtn;c. 8. Payne New York.
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BY II. b.. DaLEON, ).
AucCtoncer.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE JUDGMENT
OF the Court Of Common Pleas for che County
m Charleston, OF december 22d, 1870 In the case
Of Wolfe vs.. Wolfe Will sell, for the purpose Of
partition, by public 0utcry, at the Old Postodce,
ut the foot OF Broad street, on FRIDAY, the 27th
day OF January, 1911. ut II o'clock in the fore.
noon
All that LOT OF LAND. situate on the east side
OF King street. In Charleston; measuring and con-
tIinng 70 feet front onKing street. and 20 feet on
the east line. Ill feet e. inches deep ON the north
line and Iii feet l0nches on the south line, be the
said dimensions more or less. Buttlng and
bounding to the n6rik on Lands now or late OF
Mier, Ripley G Co.. TO the east on Lands now or
late OF Robert Boyce, to the south on Lands now
or. late Qf Philip Cohen, and to the west ON King
street.. Together with the fine Brick Store end
EulIinps thereon, az will appear BY the plat OF
K X Payne, made 18th May, 1893, on the terms
loll0wiDg:
bo dis OF the purchaser, as may be required Tor
dlssrihution. PAYABLE irohree equal annual initial
men, g, with interest anL ually from dare,' with
mortgage OF the premises. and policy ofinsuranee
10 br effected aud assigned, ano the Insurance 10
lie kept up during the currency OF the credit ana
until The debt be paid. Purchaser TO ay The Rel
cree for papers and all necessary stamps.
ASHER D. C0HtN,
japb-thtu2f2mf2 Sprciai Referee.
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/ DISASTROUS FIRE At Stu srEpHlN's.-At
o'c ock In the afternoon Of ofModday, the I'd OF Jan
usry the, ,ginhouse Of 8. Panzebeiter q Co., at 81.
Stephens depot, on the Northeastern Railroad,
took fre, and Ia the course Of an hour was burn.
ca to the ground The IRE csughs IN one of the
SAW gins OF the establishment. and getting
among the lint cotton, spread 30 rapidly IN every
direction as to defy any attempt TO put it ons.
Five horses and s*o fine csrrlages were burned.
Three hundred bushels OF corn, ten bales OF sea
island cotton aud two ofup!snd,, belonging TO r.
rurtle and W. Camden. aud two hundred bushels
OF cotton seed, which were In thebpiidlng, were
all consumed. The hedwelilng houseor Messrs. b.
pansebeIser 4 Co. was also considerably damaged.
There was no Insurance on any OF the property
destroyed.
Tas AoADsxr on HUsIo.-The Sappho Eng
lIsh Comic Opera troupe drew fair houss last
night, bus as the infsnt Sappho did not appear as
cast In the frat piece, the audience were forced to
restrain their curiosity. Nj. Louden, who vas
cast for Pepito, was also missing, and the comic
opera went on poorly despite the Efforts OF the
remaining performers. In the selections from The
Tempes, the infant Sappho had ; nne opportuni-
ty OF displaying her powers, and her Juvenile ap-
uearance, contrasting strangely with her as
sured accent and graceful acting, excited
the sympathy OF the house. In Endymion
the sappho sang charmingly, and was warmly
applauded. Miss Leila, as Cupid, was graceful
and pretty, and sang well. Mr.. Ellis was an ex-
cellens Pan, and soon established an entente
cordtale with the galleries. Endymion. taken
altogether, tlckled the audience hugely, gave
them hearty laugh, and sent them home In good
humor.
Miss Maggie Harold, who is personally very at
tractive, added largely to the success Of the com
pany. In Philadelphia, Miss Harold is well known
ast he soprano otst. Augustlnes choit, and she
has an excellent reputation at the Theatre
Comlque, In the Quaker City.
Tonight, there Is an entire change OF pro-
Uranma
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-05

THE DEurscHE ZE1Tusus-The sudrcher
Correspondent has been bought By hessrs. +.
Melchers Son, and win hereafter be issued under
the name OF the Deutsche Zsttung. Major Franz
Melcaers ia veteran editor, and for many years
published paper under the name OF the Deutsche
zeitung in this city. When the war broke out,
Major Melchers abandoned the editorial tr'".
and went into the Confederate army, where ne
did gallant service. Major Melchers has the
ability and energy to make his paper shining
journalistic light, aud We trust thss his career will
he ss prosperous as 10 win certainly be honorable.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-05

COMMISSIONERS or MARxsrs..-As o meeting
OF the commissioners af markets, held last eve.
ming the following persons were elected; VIII
Ham Kirkwood, chief clerk; J. T. Ailltgan, assis-
tant clerk; A. 4. Aspinan, assistant 70 eierk az
upper market; 7. A. Baynard. clerk OF weights
aud measures; R. B. Aftson;, public Welgher
karke. street scale; e. ]. Cason. public welgher
Calhoun street scale.
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urugs, &bemleals, Sc.

VHE GREAT LUNG REMEDY
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP
Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma. Coughs,
Colds Rleedlng of the Lungs, Group, Whoopin8
Cough and Consumption, when taken In time.
Has never failed.
OYERTWENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony to the great superiority OF
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over all other
lung remedies introduced.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup is warranted not TO
contain opium or other nauseous drugs IN any Of
Glnbe Flower Cough Syrup is legally warranted
to cure
letters patent both gu trade mark label and CON-
pound. 1t Is pleasantto the taste and harmless
to the NEST delicate infant.
For sale by druggists. Price 81 per hottie.
Penn iERTCN, TAYLOR & cO.,
Propr!etors and Chemists, Atlanta, Ga.
ROSWELL Ga, April %, 1870.
Messrs PsHberton, 7uytoT d Co:
DEAR SIRs-I received the bottle OF Globe
Flower Syrup at noon. yesterday, and began the
use of it Immediately. My patient passed a
more comfortable night than she has for three
months and now, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. says she
feels like another woman. Intend TO eontlaue
the use Of the Globe Flower Syrup believing u
will make cure. Never have witnessed such
great benefit lrnAi remedy, In so shurt time IN
nv llfe / shall in the IHIure use your Glohe
Flower syrup In all cases Uf colds, coughs. and
all affections OF the lungs that may present them
selves. Respectfully,
- K B. ANDERSON, u. u.
For sale oy all DrugRlRts,
GOODRICH, WINEMAE d CO.,
dec5-tuthssnaos Charleston. 8. @.
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UNITED STATES CoHMIssIoNER.-Joe Brad
ham was brought before Commissioner Porteous
Yesterday morning, charged With voting when
under age, at Hardeeville, Beaufort County, dur
ing the late election. The evidence adduced Was
not suficient to sustain the charge, and although
his juvenile countenancg spoke volumes against
him. he was released from dursnce vlle.
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BytA. C. McanLIYRAY,

r.D oBERT AUSTIN VS.. JOHN W. BED
IN FOHp, ct al.
BY virtue Of an order or Court to me directed In
the above case, will behold on TUESDAY, the 10th
tay or January, instant, in front OF the Old Gus
ttomhouse at ii O'Clock A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION, or Tract OF Land, sit
cate In the Parish or st. James GooSe Greek,
County oc Charleston. on the head waters or Pos
ter Crees, containing 40 acres, more or less;
bounded west by Lands nl Captain c. Vose, north
by, Lands OF Colonel Keith. east by Lands or Dr..
Charles DIESEL and west and southwest by Lands
ofthe Estate Of Captain 7. ]. Smith.
|, Terms-On e-half cash; balance payable In one
rear, with Interest TO he secured by bond OF tile
|: purchaser and mortgsa:e or Land. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
jan5.thstu3 EW. NJ. MACKEY, 8. @, o.
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AuctIo a SaIcs This Day.

william Mckay will sell as II O'CLOCK, In
Hase, street opposite Pcs'otrce, DOORS sashes &C.
AH. Ahrahams j. Sons will sell AZ 10 O'CLOCK
at their store. stock Of retail bus!aees.
!. Fraser Ma;hewes wiassl at II O'CLOCK, az tne
old Postofnce, real state.
RP. Salas win sell at llo'cloos.' at the bonded
warehouse, Rlllos street, sugar.
RIM. Marshall 4 Brother will eeil al haif'past 10
O'Clock at No. SIX Beaufain street, furniture 80.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-05

BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, - per shous-
and Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
mia enyeopes =.
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3, GspueAA new locomotive for the Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad is omtnously named
..Goymuof r. &. Scott" It isNhoped thast WIN
mn on schedule and stay on the track.
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ELECTION or D1nB0roR.-Ata a meeting Of
the board of directors, held yesterday, A. d. JOCK
son, ESQ.,, Of the firm OF Caghorn, Herring Co..
was, ,eleoteda director OF the Peoples Bank OF
Son,h Carolina.
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THE KIDNAPPING CAsE.-After long and
thorough examination into the facts Of this case,
Trial Justice John G. Mackey brought the matter
to close yesterday morning, and discharged the
two defendants-Hernandez and May. The cir
cumstance that the TWO latter acted under the
warrant and commitment OF Trial Justice Bunch
clears them OF blame IN the matter, the suspicion
OF foul play on their part arising from the fact
that the prisoner, when arrested, had never been
brought before the trial justice by whom the
warrant was issued, The evidence also showed
that Stewart had signed shipping articles, which
ut once disposed OF the charge OF Kidnapping.
The affidavit Of May, upon which the warrant
was based, was most indefinite and uncertain III
It's character, merely stating that me had reason
to believe the defendant wished to desert his con-
tr.ct,n aud we hardly supposed that even atrial
Justice of the Bunch genus would have the har'li
hood to issue q warrant on so vague s1ate.
ment. Besides issuing q warrant, however, on
this pointsss sfidsyit, Trial Justice Bunch grant
ed commitment also, a proceeding which shows
either the grossest Ignorsace OF the taw or mes
sovereign coptemps for the liberties Of the people
W. have not yes been able TO learn Of any pro
,eeedlng instituted against Bunch. but the grand
jury will have chance at him st the coming
term of the Court OF Gene raj Sessions.
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RUSTIC GOODS! RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks. wall pockets, paper
Stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. Iel King street. ocs1s
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THERE Is but one verdict, and that Is the OLD
Carolina Bltters are safe, sure and reliable
Tonic
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS i-Beventy-fve
kinds-l6 cents each; by mail, postpaid, 20 cents
each. No. 1sl King street, and Hasel Street
Bazaar. CHAs. G. R1aRrER Co.
.oo,ro 9TH
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Frasr-CLAss MANTUAMAKING.-Mada Lu-
zier, whose taste and skill as mantuamaker
have already mode her favorably known to the
ladies OF Charleston, Is now In business exelu'
eively on her own account, and soicits call
from those desiring fine work In her line. Her
establishment is In King street, two doors above
Wentworth street, and over the Dollar Store.
ISnE