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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-11
OVARIAN TUMoR CURED.

Never has a medicine taken internally been
known &c have cured tumOrs either Of he womb,
ute.i, oyaries, OF bowels TIE knife has been the
sole reliance in the hands Ct experienced sur-
geors out DIR. Railways saTsaparIllian settles
this question. For IL has cured over twenty
persons Of ovaTi-. cysts nj tumors, ss well as
tumors in the Bowels, Uterus, Liver, Dropsicai
Efusion, Ascites, and Calculus Concretions-
TUuoR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH CURED
BYRADwAY's RESOLyENT.
BEVERLY Mass, July Is, 1891
DR. RApvAY-I have had an Ovarian i nuor,
in the ovaTIes and bo~els- a. the doctors said
there MAS LelP tor ia Eled sEery t1lng
tb.t was Recommended, but nothing helped ne
Law YOUR Resolvent. and though 1 would Try
H. but ad y D faith in it, because L bad suhered
for twelve i took six bottles Of the Resoi-
vent one box Of Rsd-ey's Pills, and used two
bottles OF your Ready Relief; aid there ls roi a
.igu of . turnOr to be sen OF leH- and ! feel
better, smarter, and happier than l have Tor
twelve : sars- The wvTsI ~Hs IN tue ieit sioe Of
tie bowels over the groin. | write the 10 yon
for the beSest of others. You can punish II II
ylu choose HANNAH T. mari
"a Price, One Dollar
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Another in same Fire.

NEW YORk, Oeto Der az. 1858.
Ms..r.. Bc.rag. Farrell 4 Sherman, PSI B.Way.
dE<sLExEs.- We have got your safe out one
of your "Hsrring'I Patent Champion" which
passed through the great confa grafton Sun
day night, the 2ath inst. The safe Vas subjec
ted TO = severe trial, but find everything al
right. Our books and papers and the interior Of
tie safe are all perfect snd good for future use
Yours truly,
WARREN BRoTHERs OIL Co.,
Per B. S. Beekwith-
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FEVER AND AGUE CURED FOR FIFTY
CENTS

Read "FALsI AND TFIt
ssnd on. EFT. stamp 20 Rsd-ay Co. No
AZ Maiden Lane, New York Information
sortb thousands gill be seat you a-W-ly
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Manufactured by
Herring 81 Co..

Az STATE sTREET, CHICkCO.
Factor, corner Isth street and Indiana Ave.
HERRING, FARRELL & SHERMAN, No. 215
Bro. iwAy. corner Murray street. New York
Herring. Farrell 4 Co.. Philsdelpnia. Herring
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-29

Gytrunfen. &ucolpb Trof
Elm juneer Mann Don % Subren beien
Glterr an Der 7ten Strobe trobnen, oina
eeftern Nadmittas %unterbolb res De>
pots her Safe Superior 8abn IN hen
Miiiifppi 8acen uno ertranf. Die
Gei9e tpurbe our@ patrolman 8riiette
aus rem @a6er 8eso9er uno Gem @ero>
1er lber9eben.
- 8ir beri&teten lebte @o@e ta6
6err @&tQer an ct. Yeter Strabe nab
reno Mittme& Na@t te1oblen truroe.
unp bte poli,et balr torouf auf @erpa@t
Bin cine 8erbaftuns pornabra. @ir er>
fubren lpdter. ra6 bic 10 perbafttte ger>
ion pbne @4ptsrtetett tire llnfdulD fla.
na6meifen tonute uno fefort .pieptr tntz
lallt1 wurce.
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fir btefe8 Trubjabr-

@ir mSdten uniern ipertben &unoen
ansetsen, baB mir mieoer bon ben lebr
biltaen farbieen @lpaeas (nur IS Gents
per yaro) etnen 0ro6en 9orratb baben.
5sue Garben farS Grdbjabr Seeianet.
S@ma',e Seire rte mir leBte6 Spdt:
iabr ~ SO 50 pufauften, 1perpen jest bet
uns III 5000 pertauft.
@ir fDnnten nod bunberte Don Nrtt>
feln nennen, rpenn wtr ni@t mdbten, oob
infer 6aus aI9emein als baS biut9lte
I'm @taate befannt 1T. Gin 8eweis per
9roBen 3unabme In unlern @ertdufen tit
Der pab ptr leBteS uno btele6 Sabr
9Swuneen tparen> unler 2pfal b~eoeuteno
III peretTBern.
Dir meroen es ben &duferr gum 8or>
tbeil MAIDEN, rpenn lie, BEL uns poripre>
den che ie tbre Ginfdufe 100 ancers mc>
Geu> Ieutlde inp INNER I'm Store uno
tereit ibre2ano6lrute aufs bette gu beote5
1en.
.. gS. Gnestfou s 60.
80 1919. 9ritte uno 4. Dabaibam Strake.
nabe Ger Brii6e.
ct. Nxu1, Ifttr
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Gin Capitol 3batfa@en+

Der Raun elmer 3snune III %tuerttsrU. uno fcaten bater In
tielcr Iute:ge uerfdiebeaerlei tenn publifum widise 2batia@
den In etrem sletnen llmfans sufammeneebrdnst we1bsu
Dife Etatia@s m be3teben Rd of Soietter's maeen,
Bitters-ras iens berlbmt Mebi;tu ia. uno mas lie leiien
miro. @rflid alo III bas Bittere en Se3mittel, fdrtenb uue
fdfteprbederns, unb befebt aus Der 3uiammeniesans zines
abiplut retnen fpiritupien Mtttels nit ben ne tbpoaaen sese<
tablt den @eststnalaufsn. wslae bic bstantfde 1Orfdune
BEN Guemifer un0 sr,t CUR @erfasuns eeReat bat. Dice 81
fanbtbeile fnS febr %fOrefdltts se,nil&t uab suar In lulatm
g~ettdltnt6. UNI cine @etisin tersu1subrtneen, rptl&e trdftte.
pbne bas game S9Rem a~uftareseu. unb ben weasen. tie Gin
sereibe, BITE 2sber unb pe ~fleiuertn Nbfpnberuns soreeus
Rdrtt. reett uab In S&ranteu bat.
g9as bid.s srrse Dieberberfeuunesmt'te ttun ptrb. TT aus
BEN III s%ntnsbmsn, mas - gotham bat. str& foa mon bon e.
usm Gaa BON DsipspRa peer etutr aubeu 8prm BON gtrbau-
~xnssleiten b6rea. tn welhem bebarrlt& a~nee,peubtt werctu
obne cine eraaelt&e Selune ~ t~eptr,en. unb ebsn baRtlbs
Tam pom ttl,6isn &rantbeteen. bed s!feber, Rsrseulettea
auseueiner @&wdae. SerRupfans, &ryfl&us7 unt ~settssu
SuttsppFtiunen eefast wsrben. tutl&tu f&pd<&e Ferfontu
10 feAr unterpO fen fab. @ reinist aue sdfte bes RSrpns
uab aud sas Slut nab ben urtlben sRds rd&en e ben Ser
senfsaeu, se.lettt. fsIat CT tdre @eaettsu. Dies IA Elm Ra
yI.a 9tatia&ea, relAs BE 2efer um tprr f!tf 'gDtuea aa-
,,t6neu unt ntht perae5su fsuter. vi.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-29
St<uercoun mifIdr NIeafantou

bat f~olsenbes serniinftiee unb fir bic meilen
Gtsuer3abler tptdti8e Circular erlal1en:
vla bur9 balige unb unpa1ente 8crfcfaunaen
1T @teueran8eleeenbeiten maniafadeS lnredt
eel9iebt nnb unnbtb'g &c Muaeaben unb 8e1dper-
ii&teiteu perurla9t perten, 10 rerrtu folatube
Sn0ruttionen ertbeilt: llsser ale 55GQe BON uIebtr-
tretuns ber Steuereeiebe 1T benz Collector bes e.
ltrittS, in pelhem ~oteielben bprfpmmeu. Beritt
gu ~erifatten neblt Nnsate eer bon 8etrefeubeu ~
entridteneen @teuerumme. 0rtmtuolprcs[e
lolen in iolden ellen Dor benz GintreTen bes
Bsridtes beS NGs6ors nidt einseleitet perb,n,
flas Der WufI1ub mad benz Grad en- bes GoQef-
tors ben 9nteteAtn Der Neeierung niGt ldG>lih
1T. Der BunbesbtQriftantpalt IoQte tpomSalid
3u Natbe 9e3ceeu meroen, ebe Dor ben @rmmti=
laren Der Ser. Staaten 8lage tpesen llebertretuua
Der @tsuerseltbe esfubrt tuiro. Buubesanwdlte,
@uQeftoren uno onbere Gteuerbeamts perbeu oa-
rauf btaeerielen, bab be @inleitune puu Ve5fol-
9un9en aut bios tebnt(de, l<i6te uuo unab|,dt
ltde @eleeesubertretun9en bin teiu 8oridub &C.
lei(st perbcn ioQte unb ale BON profe0ione0en
Mneebern ein9ereiGten 8la9tn ioQtsn eenau un>
ter'udt tperoen, ebe auf lie bin nit TsrfclgunSen
begcnn.n tpiro."
Wie pie!e gang ebrenbafte unb patriotiide &C.
i&aftsleute llnlS l$3on in Sdpulitdten asratben,
tpei! lie obne Wi1en uno @ote bic turnplieirten
8ellimmunsen bes SteuerseitBes iibertraten ! g.
es fam ntdt ielten o"r Bag io'1e. @sl,tdftsleuten
BON aetptNenlolen gpibeln (au9. in ct Yanl,
f0rmlide Taaen eefeat tpurben. Dieiem boppel<
ten unfuse tpiQ 5err Ylea1onton nit lriaem Cir
tu|are etn Gnoe maiden, unb II erbaupt mid Ct
bar@ eaNelbe has @piBslmeiea mS5li9erweiie BE-
ltranten. GU. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-29

"Bobin Si|pefre", REF ben BON Der
plaia iurldfebreneen junoeu Mlmeja
elmer leiner Stastfreuno an, her auf
lhaumbcredten pferoe, ME au9 lelter
itaubis uno erbiBt> ieinen &appen eben
etnjllselte unc aud ear ni6t in Die fets
LID eeldmudten Straeen 3u pa7en
l@ien, lift bic @eremonie 14on ppr<
tei?"
~No@ ni&t, @aurico." faete @ilz
peitre, incem ct fem eioenes Ibier aum
@teben bra&te, ~2abofipa bat fie chen
an BET &atbeorale empfaneen, unp bort
wt,p jebt Elm Sc Deum sefeiert bas mir
~ laneweilt9 mar. I'M, es mibuma&en.
aber tpober tommf Du, unp ,pesbalb
bait Du ben @in3us ~peridumt? Ct mar
poup5s."
,Characho !"*) rtef ber iuuee mann
droerli9, uup 1ttn pfero bdunnte encr,
neil er eS unmiQt1rlt@ nit ben, Sporn
berdbrte, I'D babe Die game @e{&i&te
total prri@lafen. @efern Abenb fnaen
tpir In Taeubaia al, 3u fptelen uno 1piel,
ten bis beute Moreeu bolb feds lbr.
Da mar i'd benn 70 tcttmdoe, unp
et8entlt@ aud utdt Ia Ger .e&ter Sttun>
u1un9."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-29

y Charajo, pber Characho NIT benz Saudi
laut, mie bas bcuGnoilbe ODER l6wet3erf9e oh
ous1elpro6en, Gin etwaS .rrotnGrer iranilher
Stud, ODER Musruf Der ober eisentli4 nar Don
Der unteren Rlale oeer Ron rcben Meniten &C.
brau6t riro. Der s~ebiIo.te Mann uno lelbltSa'
men benugen baee9eu ben Musrut. roer als etn
i3ei&en beS Staunens lebr baufs bas Wprt uGa'
ramba."
y Meltae, MbtSmmlina bon @eieen unb Sn-
%bianarn> Gambo BON jnbianert uuo Negsrn.
Uort@eBung folBt.)
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unb prpl: ns iur $t.25 S&Sne otst euhre. Yeioer.ettts &C..
muaett fS ssrae asaeas w. 20 eea's bs ~ $d.CO; baer
rent Erauer 'uHe FIBER Nrt. &eiseraufe, psrea!s, popltus.
petee ptau s voa 20 ents an, nit tsper DIT 8r{ab. Z 0tr
prabtppues NHJrte1aent Der neuehen Wuter You
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-29

asts'etn uno sahlen 3tni.a far 0.lt<s, We auf ttatuamte:.8et
Fnt rt.9t nerb-R.
pr efutfde rartner Yer atrn4. SER a. @d,efer, wtrb
q I'D ~A"aeleAtn kta ladea, ale eax,sfeute auf cas- 3uvsr.
tsMmeAoRe - becteuen. wub654
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GQiHImereS.

fir snaben uuuSerrsnleipuna Don Is gents an. Gin terrl .
des enforcement un 1riib, airs Galieos. ftSne neus 0lu1er,
@rabamt &c &c paa wr NQes tu pett %mtebrtgern Yreffen
ais { 1t 10 Aatren terehnetS rtaufen.
Be1elunaen ueroea NIT beioneerer Surefalt efeetutrt.
Gatbear = 50.
80. 1872, Erittt @traBe, ct. Yaul.
Mg- 9err Gbas. g. s. 9ofmann, oeutl@er
Glert.
Qem. Dawfou. @pb. U. smttb. u. @&tftr.
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9frlQuQt~

Mn3et9en IN bieier Spalte unter ben Hubri-
Ten "gerlenst", ~gefudt", s3u @errentsn" uuo n3u Ser.
saufen" mereeu fir s Gents bic Belle, jete Snferttun. tn @or
dusbcsatluna aufsensr,raen.
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gtnhjQbrs Sbawls,

Ssu 10 Gents an. eiste 5ducf&ube. Elm t&0ner 8orratb
Aleranbre's uno laamlcie 81 eetanbiAube II apen datben,
unb Z .sneen 50 on ferner sn pplaGnbtles enforcement
urlerer .Do'ar' Glnebancidubt 5ptsea unbsptseuraa.
,.n IN At Ger Nxsuabl. ltiteepede, @erutetieu, 5aubtlt e.
:iro @au tuhRsds, aeblet8te Bauuroue rie Stem gor, 9RiQs
V%Dammtba, Utica. Glart.'s 8ru I o. toe Coon, 9cnspale unb
Son 'tl(e &amtre. @sbl.thte unb trauue BetttaGer bon
IA, 81 uno 10y4; baumueaene Ridenhtsrsase BON 40, AZ
as uno 81 3cQ. mas wir alles, ~eutneber per garo Uoer pe.
@tit II rem utsbrist nptirten prtleu %pertaufsu. Gin er6er
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Scr NroDbet
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@frmQin!

&uraltd BON poris auridaetr nren, ertteilt Gartomanfr.
gb %enclraie. Ealmed 2 unb Hydrologic.
rrrf. St Ger attn entbuat geraanbtt, @eseuudrt unt
3rtunt. 70 rte tie 7tsfinmuns irsenb pclder aer'Dn IN Der
nunorbar"er Met'e, une debt RENE unb rahre ~suetuult
ubsr s!ues. mas bas A1enfdltfe Qsb'n antetr fit. aS heHeu,
CRIT af,en. Court unb damtlt nonsel:senteften, 2tcb-
{ d. afc. @bs. Rranf1ett. Qeben unb 2sc.
e. III Der Wabria8er Ter Ratfotu Gupente. t~r"phetett ttt
G~1tafrrrbe g ,rplepns unb tennt ks @etetnntGe bee Be ::
rl. rt fen peri6nlia'eiten Gurp as.
Iurd e nra1bt 'ann II pertrnen BON Jannttterfersex,
t efsinerrur;elten Pattern, rie & 'tnten, un:reue. opte&,d1 T.
bsten oan;ltd eurirsn, uno osrf9adt @lud unb &,t,ls tn
mi6lihen thefhd ten uno : ben.
eoniultariuuen in Dsutfd. Gneltfd unb 5rdns51(&, bon
ucr @crmthoes bic 9 ubr abents.
HFf.e: Mo. 104, 8tertt StraBt, Gde ber
Werfst. 1Ciunf-l1 mt.
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The University of Virginia
COMPRISES
tHE FOLLOWING DEPART II ESTE ,

Z SCHOOL or LATIN. 2. School OF Greek
IL B.. school OF Modern Languages. i.
school of Moral Philosophy. S School of
History and English Literature. G. School of
Chemistry. z. School OF Natural Philosophy.
8. Schonl OF Mathematics. 0. School of Com
mon and Statute Law. 10 School OF Conati-
tutional and Civil Law and Equity. II. School
OF physiology and Surgery. IL. School of
Anatomy and Materia Mcdica. 49, School of
Medicine and Obstetrics. II School OF Ap-
Piled Mathematics. 10 School OF Analytiral.
Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry. 1G.
school OF Natural History and Agriculture
N'rofessor to be clectcd.) eD- Provision
ma,io for classes in Mineralogy aud Geoioqu,
Ihbre'o, Political Economy, I'raaicnl I'hysics.
H'dtcM Jurisprudence and SanSkri
O'plonlnS and Certificates # Proficiency arc
given III he separate schools
The following Degrees arc conferred: /.
i'achcior OF Letters. 9. Bachelor of Sciences.
.. Master OF Arts. 1. Ductnr os Medicine
D Bachelor OF Law. 6. Civil Engineer. 7.
Mining Engineer ii
The expenses OF tho student, exclusive of
hrt books. clothing md pocktt money, amount
to from $500 to s395 per scssion of nine
months; Of which sums 1920 to $3.50 arc nav
able on admission. Session opens October
For catalogues. address
CHARLES s. vESARLE
Chairman Of Faculty
y, University OF Va. July % NTH?
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American Intelligence.
NOON DISPATCHES.

JAPANESE COTN-wALTER sCoTT's OENTEN.
NIAL--OANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF
MASSACHUSETTS, CONVENTION
SEVENTEEN DEATHS AT THE pITTsToN
DISAsTER-SUN. .sTRoKEs-DECIsIoSs. OF
TREASURY DEPARTMENT-TuE TRIBUNE
ON LOUISIANA AFFAIRs-TAX ON INBUR-
ANCE POLICIEs-DECIsIoN IN REFER
ENCE TO BANKS s--LRoTURE BROKEN UP
--CoRoNER's VERDICT IN THE WEST
FIELD CAsE-ARREsr OF ALL THE
OFFICERS OF TIE STATEN ISLAND
FERRY COMPANY ELECTION IN NORTH
CAROLINA, &C., &C.
SAN FRANCISCO. august 15.-Tho ia.
panese Government announces n new
system OF national coinage of gold and
silver, to correspond with the American
system, the yew, or dollar, being the
unit. ]
The remains Of the late Lieut.. 81. ".
Mckee, killed in tho attack by the United
States troops on the Corean forts. ar
rived IN the steamer from Japan, and
Will be forwarded tomorrow to Lexin1-
ton. Ky. M e o. o (
BosToN, August 15.-The oantennial'
anniversary Of the birthday of Sir Wall,
ter Scott was appropriately noticed at
the meeting Of the Massachusetts His,
torical Society tO-dny. -
Ole Bull is reported seriously i'll. He
recently fell in fit ut his residence IN
West Lebanon, Me-, and is now in o.
critical condition. --'.,I
The friends of Hon. Alexander Rice
are actively organizing in Boston and
other places for the purpose of present.
ing his name to the Republican Oonyen-
ton rs candidate for Governor.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-The Jour.
neymen Tailors' International Trades
Union commenced it's session this morn.
ing, and is composed Of delegates from
subordinate unions in the United States
and Canada. The object of the oroaniza.
ton js protection in pr;ces. Customer
tai!ors only are connected with the
unions.
WAsnrNaToN, August 16.-The fate Of
Satanta nnd Big Tree, sentenced to
death, has been referred to the Governor
Of Texas. The Indian Commiss;oner
recommends imprisonment for life.
PITTsToN, August Seventeen deod
have been taken from the shaft. MOI
ono escaped.
LITTLE Rock, August 16.-The crop
prospects continue excellent.
CINCINNATI, August 16. $3.50, 600 of
seven per cent. wafer works bonds were
tnken ut 104.
LOUISVILLE August 16.-Thc official
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THE.Ec4RA.PHTC
/ ForoHRn AGa,rss
! NOON DESPATOHES 1

- NOON DISPATCHES.
DISCUSSION IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARIs-ANOT1IER
REVOLUTION APPREHENDED-TERR
STORM AND Loss OF LIFE-NO ALLIANCE
BETWEEN RUSSIA AND GERAIANY-DrPFI-
oULT1Es BETWEEN GERMANY AND FRANCE
CELEBRATION OF THE ASSUMPTION OF
TIE VIRGIN.
LONDON, August 16 In the House of
Commons, to-day, Vernon Arcourt mndo
o violent attack on the Government for
the use it had made OF tho royal prerog-
alive on the purchase question.
Gladstone replied, that seeing the
amount of unfinished business before
tue House, he should dsclino to enter
upon any controversy on the subject; ho
thought it was the duty of the House to
settle whether n practice 80 adverse to
law and fatal to national interest should
be continued.
Faucet denounced the employment OF
the royal warrant; he preferred continu-
ance of the purchase system rather than
owe it's abolition to such abuse of pre-
rogaative;
The Attcrney-G General defended tho
application of tho royal prerogntive iu
this case, but he added TINT the Queen
had practically announced her resolution
never again to interfere.
The consolidated fund bill was intro.
duced and was received with vehement
cheers, ns heralding the close of the sos
sion.
LoNDoN, August 15.-Advices from
Paris Hay tho city is excited and the stu
alton threatening. Trouble is uppre
hended from various sources. To day is
the fete Of Napoleon I, and the air is full
OF rumors that the army will revolt
against the Versailles Assembly, declare
McMahon Regent, and demand an en-
pire. People are leaving Paris in q stnm-
pode. Some believe the Orleanists
scheme is ripe for coup d'etat, aud is
being pushed by the proposition to make
Ihelrs permanent Executive, which, it is
feared, would establish government not
monarchial. Thiers has no friends. He
is hated by the Republicans, Royalists
and lmperialists alike. A crisis is ap-
proaching.
YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, July 22.-A heavy
typhoon, Mt Koba, on the 4th instant,
caused the loss of 400 lives. Several
vessels also were wrecked. including the
Pride of. Thames. The captain, two
mates and steward were drowned. The
damage to property is estimated at
S50O,00O
ST. PETEnsDuRa, August 16.-The
Czar has informed General Lefto, the
French Ambassador, that no treaty of
alliance OF my description between
Russia and Germany ia in existence.
PAnIs, August 16. Difficulties have
arisen at Berlin in respect to the evaou-
alton of four departments of France,
still held by the Germans. The French
Government has, in consequence, re-
fused to admit Alsalian produce to
French markets, until after the German
troops leave the soil of France.
In the Assembly, yesterday. Rivet
submitted proposition that the Presi-
dent communicate with tho Assembly by
means Of messages.
ROME, August 15-Evening.-The
Festival Of the Assumption of the Vir.
gin passed OF, to-day, with the custom
ary ceremonies, and in perfect tranquil
tty. The domestic offices and many pub
ilc and private buildings are Illuminated
tonight.
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Six Boys. A Mothers Story. BY tue Anne
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!. The Earthly Paradise. A Poem. BY Will
liam Morris. Three Volumes s450
"Erncstne." BY George Sand. 75c.
Terrible Temptation. BY Chas. Rcado. soc.
Also. largo selection OF new Novels by the
best authors, just received and for sale Mt pub.
lishnrs' prices, by BRYAN Il MCCARTER.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, BALT., MD.
TEHHE next regular session will commence on
Il tho FIRST MONDAY in October. 1871.
Preliminary lectures will begin the 18th Sen.
tcmbcr. The course OF instruction il omi-
ncntly pracical and complete, consisting of
didactic lectures, clinical lectures and special
instructions in the diagnosis and tre eai mept of
disease at The ted, side. Every variety OF dis
ease may be seen in the hospital wards and
FEES For full course, sl20; Alatriculstiop.
80; Dissection, $40: Graduation, $40. Students
from ne fa'e STARE. holding States, ,chose means
are limited, will be received upon tho bcpef .
ctary plan Of the school. The annual circular
and catalogue, containing full particulars.
will be Bent on application to
CHAkLES W. CHANCELLOR, NJ. D.,
July ~ tlm0 Dean of the Faculty
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Columbia Must Do a Larger Business
Extra Preparation for IL n,g Trade.

HAVING put our Retail Houee in order, VIC
are now prepared TO show our customers a
FULL LINE OF GOODS, iii every DEPART
ment, which will bo largely rcplenished by
every steamer with choice and scasonable
goods, unrivalled for quality, styles and prices.
Ono Of the firm is now in New York looking
after the interests OF our customers. we in
tend to exhibit, ,his fall and winter, the best
stock of goods ever opened in Columbia. at
prices to suit all
We keep only standard makes OF goods ii.
rect from manufacturers and importers and
sell to everyone alike, having but ONE PRICE.
Our Wholesale and Carpet Room will con
tain choice stock OF goods, in quality and
patterns.
Big line of DOMESTICS always OH hand
". D. LOVE & CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
Main street.
w. D. LOVE.
Is. Is. McCREEhr. Aug 20
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Mo"t Useful Invention OF thoAx.,
The FAN AND FLY DRIVER

TT ~ 1>' I'd % r. az. III UNIT.
,r,n,e =, PATENTED MARCH 81, 1871
fbHHlS Machine, which is now ofFcroa fo-
SAFE surpasscs any OF it's age. 1t is use.
ini, cheap and durable; ANY boy or girl can
ra operate % with 1t. For the table, it las not an
eIuai: for tho SICK room, it stands unriyal
Cd; For the nursing mother, its intrinsic
value IS inestimable; as it fans to rest the
little darlings, and keeps them freed from
.roupie. ,nn No family should tic without ono.
OF one servant. AS an investment. there is
notiing ever offered to the public in which nm
ac'lye. energetic man can mako more money
at. !t ID the Machine for tho timos. 81, 900 OOo
energy can mako from SIS 10 $10O per week
clear OF all expenses. Can be seen at
Sulzbacher's Jewelry Store.
JOHN WOOLLEY.
Agent for Richland County.
July ~ P.O. Address, Columbia.