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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
.l.srEL -ksTABLIsHED BY
DIR. j. C. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For tho Caro- or all Diseases Of tho
,.l Urinary AndGonoratiVo
OrllnB. and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
No. $50 ...........W nshinEton street.
GAN rpaNCIScO CAL
Cares Guaranteed, or. No Pay Required.
CONSULTATIONS, srLxrrrR on OTHERWISE, rHEr

CONSULTATIONS, bYLErrER on ,rREE
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed On this coast an uninterrupted sue
cess Of eighteen years, and has become one oil
tho renowned Hospitals OF the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is To London, and the
NO less renowned establishment Of RECORD is TO
Paris, this Institute has become TO the Pacific
Coast. Tho thousands annually received and
cured ct this place Is In point OF number OF pa.
tients among the very hrst OF tho world, and
tho success Of its treatment ranksit second 10
mono.
The young man who experienced that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organiza-
ton, should stop to consider whence II arises.
He will ind In the weakness OF the back, trcmo-
ling Of the limbs, disorlorcd digestion, unsc-
conntable failing Of the powers OF the mind,
distaste for society, dread OF Impending trouble,
forebodings Of evil. sleeplessness, troubled and
lascivious dreams, growing DEAFNESS, loss OF
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
or disoryanization. the positive traces Of that
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes Of life and manhood, and
dragging MIN along the broken path OF his ex,
istence towarda . premature and lo2thsone gray9
To him who finds his lifo dribbling out In the
discharge OF the vital principle OF existence In
nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere ees-
sation OF Its appearance brings no assurance oi
relief. -,
hope OF manhood, brings to such q one no hope
OF cure, but ndds 10 his misery In the knowledge
that tho one who look to him for so much oi
hor happiness, Is = victim ~ his evil. and an In.
nocent companion to his punishment. lie adds
to hia misery and disorder until hope leaves
him Thore Il no rescue except In proper and
skiuful treatment. Those who have become the
victims OF solitary vices, that dreadful, fAsci-
mating and destructive habit, which nlls thou.
sandS OF sick rooms with paralyties and con.
sumpdvss, and hundreds Of untimcly graves
with It's misguided victims, should consult with.
out . moment delay, one who viii sympaihize
with their sunerings. To such the Doctor would
especially address himself, giving to each and al
sssursnco Of q pERFkCT and PERMANENT
CURE, without hindrance to business. change
OF diet, or fear OF exposure.
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JOINT RESOLUTION to enable owners To obtain
duplicates OF lost and destroyed registered bonds
Of tho United States. .H a'II

Bed resolred b The Senate and HoEss Of Reprssesi.
assembled,
That the Secretary Of tho Treasury be, and hereby
Ia. authorized and directed, whenever II Is proved By
tered bond Of the United States, bearing interest, IS
sued for valuable consideration In pursuance Of law,
has been lost or destroyed, so that the same Is not
duplicate OF said registered bond, to be 10 marked,
OF like amount, and bearing like interest as the bond
20 proved 70 DO lost or DESTROYED; provided. that tho
Q bond In q penal sum equal TO the amount OF said
missing bond, and the interest which would accrue
thereon, until the principal thereof II due and paya.
bic, with two EY3d and sufficient ~sureties, rtsidents
Of the United states, TO the approval Of, the Secrs-
tAry OF the Treasury, With condition to Indemnify
because or the said Lost or destroyed bond,
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Approved January 8, 1871.

AN ACT for the relief OF Plcrpont Seymour, OF East
bloomfield, New York. .
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N.-F0R CURE OF
~ this distressing disease, there has been &c
medicine yet discovered that can show more
evidence OF real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unequaled Expectorant fol-
curing Consumption, and all diseases leading TO
II, such as affections OF tho Throat, Lungs, and
duced to the suffering public amer Its merits for
the positive euro Of such diseases have been
fully tested. The formula from which II Ia pre-
pared 10 referred to by the leading medical Jour.
mails as being equal to any prescription that can
be made up for such diseases by the medical fac
ulty. Tho BALSAM is, consequently. recon-
mendcd by physicians who have become &C
quainted with It's great success.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES!
NEW REMEDIES !
DR.. GIBBONS ~DISPENSARY
No. 623 Kearny strses,
orner OF Commercial San Francisco


EaTAB SHED
10 In 1854. for the treat
ment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Gonor-
rhea, elect, Structure, Syph.
Ills In all It's forms, Seminal
Weakness, lmpotcncy, etc.
Skin diseases ofycars stand
ing, and Ulcered Legs, etc.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GIBB0N has the
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As AN ExPEoToRANT IT HAS no EQUAL

Aliens Lung Balsam II Perfectly
Harmless 60 tho Most.
Dcllcatol
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RxPEcTORANT REMEDY WITH
OUT An EQUAL. Hrv OK
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-17

reon on the ground floor. The windoWg of
this room .wers built up with brick, andSthe
door leadinganto an a,ley from the outsldsfnto
suite ofrooma, while the real entrance from
the:aiiey was through;a swinging door cut inl
the solid masonry, and skilfully concealed
from view. This room had ostensibly been
used blythe. count as a place. for storing
old furniture, but 'on sounding Its walls
large and deep closet was llll 1ouno
in which were tools, implements. and appara-
tus of various sorts, including surgical instra-
ments, Jars of chloroform, narcotics, aud so
on; also powerful battery. Here was found
a manuscript which purported to be the
counts record of experiments in galVanlsm
and electricity, made by himself during several
years. 1t is we'll known that for the past four
wears 1t has been his habit to deliver lectures
on such subjects before learned societies, one
of which, entitled "The Mechanism of Life
procured for him a confidential interview with
the Emperor The manuscript shows that II
was the system, of the count to invite people
to his house on one pretext, or anotner,- and
then kill and experiment with them, most OF
his experiments being made with view to
restoring suspended animation.
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Royalty In England.

The London Daily Nelos,. the leading liberal
organ, says that the people do not complain OF
the cost of royalty, but OF the cost of royalty
in retreat. They want, royalty, and miss 1t
with regret. "They want to see more OF 1t,
ssto feel its presence as: the. presiding genius
sand influence over society, as tae visible en-
Mbodiment of all that is grand and gracious,
land hospitable and majestic In the history
sand traditions of the State. They want to
'.see imperial and royal visitors 10 this coun-
"try received as guests In the palace, not
''lodged as strangers.-in ON hotel There
would never have arisen any question as to
ssfurther demands upon the country in respect
ssof provision Of members Of the royal family
.sby additional taxation, ifithe country were
upersuaded that the, civil list for many years
"past had been spentin fulfilling the ordinary
'sobligations Of royal household and esta-
enlistment. The English people are not so
''mean as to pour into the public treasury the
ssproceeds of the hereditary domains OF the
monarchy, and then to- expect provision to
'.be made ior the royal family cut Of an annual
'.allowanceo granted to the sovereign fol, lie,
s'and just sufficient for maintaining the digni.
ssty of the Grown. Perhaps the question: fol-
.providingfor an unknown quantity Of future
ssprinces and princesses may require some
-.sday or other to be dealt with ina eompre-
Intensive and permanent. manner, especially
sin the event Of repeated marriages out o.
''the royal line. But that time has not YET
''arriyed." ,s..-:c =
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I-.F,.-t-,l.' Iti-- II :
The .Early Worm Theory.


The London, Spectator makes en argument
against eatly rising in the following fashion:
ssThe truth Ia that late rising in civilized coun-
"tries is not the result either Of idleness or
"fashion, or contempt for hygienic laws, but
ssof habit based partly upon the social sys-
item of division of labor. It is very incon-
"venient for any society which is in any way
-ssiuter-dependent to varXits time of rising with
'the sun, and 1t, therefore, selects q rough
"mean time at which for the greater. part OF
ssthe year there will be decent measure OF
daylight. In England, that time is not s, or
...anythiDg like g. but between 8 and Q; and,
.s!aceordlngly, the majority of people, who can
'tdo as they like. select that time for rising,
sand 30 enable themselves to act with some
.thing like concert. They can all go to busi-
"ness at once, instead Of wasting hcars In
.swaIlIng for each other, and all finish at once,
:tinBtead of burdening the whole class. Of as
.sslstants, clerks, &C., with different and varia-
'sble hours. Moreover, they can all go COM
.sfortably to work, that is, can economic
..thelr strength 10 the utmost, acute discom-
.fort, unnecessarily incurred. involving loss
.'.of mental power" Notwithstanding which,
no doubt the early bird will continue to catch
the latest worms. .
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Party Loyalty.

The Philadelphia Bulletin has a homily on
this topic which. although 1t is specially ad-
dressed to the Republicans of that city, on
whose party ticket some members OF q. cor
rupt municipal ''ring" have been placed, may
be taken to heart by honest men Of all parties,
and especially of that one which may be
dominant in any given locality. In the course
of its remarks. the Bulletin says: "The COM
.monly.prevailing notion with regard to the
.smeaning of fidelity to political party is
sivery shallow and unsafe one. 1t limits IT.
ssself to the crude Idea that party loyalty con-
s.sists in voting party ticket, and swearing
s.by party ofice-holders. How grovelling and
.snlischievous it Is needs no very extended
s.argunent to prove. How 1t degrades the
''principles of.any party, and lowers the gen.
.'eral tone OF social and political morals, must
:'be seen by every intelligent and honest
''mind. There is no loyalty In shutting the
'seye and muzzling the tongue when men
.who have got into Office, be it high or low,
'sprove unworthy of their office. he serves
'shis party best who is first and boldest in his
,sseforts to keep It pure, whether. those efforts
'sare directed to keeping men out of place
'swho are unfit for it, or in exposing that mall
ssfeasance in Office to which SO many men are
tempted when they find themselves sur
rounded with the opportunities for pecula-
''tion and corruption. ..,.,....=.
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.~ HELP FOB THE NERVOUS
Where Is 1t to be lounds cries the trembling vic
tim Of nervous debility. Not in the tavern dram,
that fires up the circulation for moment, ana is
succeeded by collapse. Not in purgatlve pills, or
q Lenten diet, bnt In an inyigorant and restora-
tive In which the tonic elements are united with
gentle aperlens and Alternative properties. When
HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BITTERS was introduc-
ed nearly twenty years ago, this important object
was first attained. This peaceful and active Vege-
table specific Is as justly celebrated Tor its cures
OF nervous diseases as for the absolute certainty
with which 1t relieves dyspepsia and biiiousness.
The hot weather toward the close OF summer gen.
orally sggravates diseases OF nervous type, Gre
atng degree Of feebleness which IS beyond mea-
sure distressing. Under such circumstances rally
the bodily energies with course OF HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERs. CT all tonics, It is
the most satisfactory In Its operations, ana tne
least exciting. 1t braces the nerves up 10 tnen
natural tension, but not beyond 1t, 30 thereis no
reaction. 1t has other properties, however, than
those Of nerylne, and as blood depurent anu
moderate aperient, is superior to any other medi'
cine OF the day.
Fraud, however. is on the alert. The celebrity
OF the originel medicine has given rise to scores
OF counterfeits and limitations. Examine the
label, and the fac st7atle OF the signature OF the
nrm; see that the spelling e all correct, and thus
make sure Of the genuineness OF the article you
buy.
p s-HosTETTERs BITTERs are never sold
In kegs or barrels, but In bottles only. !.
aug12-stuth3D&C
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But lis nov evident ';nat, Vim an tls per-
sSi sssSoinaIspopufsrity, Sasked Xhtty thousand
new Epters-ior tfetnegyoegS said not2ote in
ssKensdcky r 1858 and also byzals that
Federal patronage and Federal influence
could do for him, he has not only not re
duced the Democratic vote, but, owing to
the nature Of the contest, it. has actually
been increased. In other words, il the ne.
groes had not voted, Leslies majority
would have exceeded that of Stevenson, in
1868, which was 8S,608.
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TEENS OF TILE NEWS.

rm DAILY NEWS, by maii one year, ssssiz ss
months 81; three monshs s. ses ssrvsd insssne
city at E1sHTsKs Calrs week. payableto tneear'
,.ers, or SIS yearSpa,d IN advance at the ONCE.
THE TR1.wRRkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays'
thursdays aad Saturdays, one year s4' siA
months s.. - .,',...
rus WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
ID: Ten copies, to one address, SIG.
SUBSCRIPTIONS m all cases payable IN advance
and no paper conunued after the expiration o.
the time raid fer.
Address MoRDAN. DAWSON d CO..
lej.'s ~ No. lao East Bay, Charleston, sc.
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IMMACULATE. CONCEPTION, -
'vALbR cRUoIs, LINEAR COLUMBIA, s.o:,
FOE THs EDUCATION or young LADIES, JNpsH
Il THE ElMRDIATE SUPERVISION OF TIE RKLI.
f., saIsusEs FlTHR URsuLNE ;

The ladies' of the UrsulI, ,ssCommunItysS.:p d. re.
spectfnllyS Sannpunc to- their ffends and to the
Public, that The annual exercises of tae Acadeny
being devoted 70 theg gedneation Of youth, and
each member having fecefyed q long and careful
| training for that purpose the schools under
iEuropa Euro @ sanerica, haVe;neasrifaiieds to win
and fetain:the confidence .of parents and guar
ASotbinr Moth Mifbe left undone In inipartihg to the
t!pupils cnnfded 10 their care q thorough etluca.
tion IN the highest sense OF the W0ra-not alone:
lnstrIcting the Intellect, bls with maternal care
gufdlng and training the heart. i....'4 - ~
desired Tor health and ,beauty The buildings are
on elevated ground, about rwo miles from the
Capital, and In the midst Of ar. .9as grove OF
l;twenty acres. N.assRltnin M nan an ao1s,s drlye
/ .WSRons await the arrival OF passengers. -,
No distinction ofrelgiol will be- made In the
admission Of pupils nor Will any undue influence
the maintenance Of good order, all:Hil be requr.
ed to attend the exercises Of Divine Worship pre-.
scribed for the Academy
| From individuals or societies disposed to aid In
the the SdMisaon Of plpis; Of reduced terms, win
receive the most iavGTaS consideration thar
the circumstan Of the Jsoh6e admit IA
s sssiSn sndSs
February s1st;S t;Sthe:setsEd iae4cilg February
lst, andepding lHs. q H1S. u,
Tsk4s. psk ssssIoss. gayA AsLE Al sApEaNoE.
Hosrd,s Wasting Al Tuition In Eng: =
,.Sllsh, Needle Amestic'E Economy $3.50
Pens, Ink and use t6aty % ............ p
French. Latin, 10
3Riano1 $25SuEegHa 1ensss s.. ID
3anisats $ls.nse 0t 0tapstElnenti y2............ 26
Vocal Nusso, ftnod) Is
EMnsic9 private slesstnss Is
tDraW1ng1n Grayon. -. 10
Painting In Wafer yColofs 10
Painting In Pastel 20
Painting In OIa.. 80
For further Information, application may <be
made to the MOTHER fSUEERt9R, to Right Rev.
Bishop LYNCH, or to the Reverend Clergy.
! ulyl4-t noyl
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@THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acaualntances Of Mrs. JESSIE p. FOWLER, and
Of Mr.and Mrs. Charles Colaton and Family, and
OF Mrs. W. b. odot'and family, and the members
Of the English Lutheran Church, are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services Of the for
,mer, at the English Lutheran Church, Archdale
street, THIS MORNING, at 9 O'Clock, without fur
-ther invitation. .rs1'..-, 80. augl7-'
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@ THE FRIENDS AND SAeQUAINT-
ANCEs OF Mrs. B. L. PALMER, and Of Mrs. e.
G. Joye and family, are invited, to attend the Fu-
neral Services Of the former, at the First Baptist
Church, Church street, THIS AFTERNOON, at S
O'Clock. i; augl7
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~ 5@- THE FRIENDS AND AGQUAINT-
ASCEs of Mrs. Mary Mullins, and her Brother.
Patrick Kennedy, are invited to attend the Fune-
raj Of MARY MARoUSAY, their Niece, from No.
"a Beaufain street, THIS Thursday AFTERNOON,
at O'Clock. ~: ang17
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The Democratic Victory in Kentuck!

Official returns from ninety:six counties
give Mr. Leslie, the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Kentucky, majority oil
forty Thousand. aud it is estimated that,
when the returns are in from the counties
yet to be heard from, his total majority in
the State will foot up forty live thousand,
and may reach fifty thousand. General
harlan; the Radical candidate, has doubt
less done as well as he could. No other
man in the party could have done better,
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f11neral Notlfes.
@ THE RELATIVES, .FRIEN

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of MI. John q. Deltz, and of,his
brother, Louis Deltz, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Lampe, and Mr.. and Mrs: q. c: Portwfg. are re.
spectfuly invited to attend the Funeral OF Mr..
John q. DEITz, from the residence OF Mr.. +.
Lsmpe; in Meeting, near George street, THIS NOR
MING, at 10 O'Clock. =. augll
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H GERMANIA LODGE, No: s, z. P.
The Members Of the Lodge are respectfully invis.
ed to attend the Funeral OF our late Brother'
JOHN DElTz, from the residence Of Mr. F. Lampe,
Meeting near George'streets, at 10 O'Clock THIS
MORNING. s's.
Members Of the order are respectfully invited
to attend. !-A.sAEPERs,s
angl7 i....t ~; Records g Secretary.
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ns-THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN.
STEAM FIREESGINE COMPANY will attend the
Funeral of our late Brother, JOHN q. Deli Eat
the Engine House, THIS MORNING. at O'CLOCK, In
full uniform white pants and caps)
MAX BELITzER,
! anp17 - .et-'I ls:r.;. Secretary.
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~ THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE

~ THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE
application will be made. to. the Union Bank Of
Charleston, S. O., for the renewal Of the following
Certificates Of Stock, Originals having been lost)
viz: s..,s,s- -, ;'' - Z, : y.
No. 2sG2 for 10 Shares, standing. 'inaname Of
THOMAS PARKER, tattorney.l 4':st1
No. 1850 for 2 Shares, standing Ia name Of
THOMAS PARKER, tattorney@
No. 1924 for Share, standing in name OF
THOMAS PARKER tattorney.
No: 6422 for 8 Shares standing in name Of
JOSEPH, A,WINTHRop. a. 7 y laT e ~ q ,.
!, no. so5l for Shares, standing in sname Of
FRANCIS WINTHROP, junip Iamos
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@ JUST PU BL S b Is D. !.
IN ONE VOLUME, Price soc. =.
The following Medical Lectures for Gentlemen:
/. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. "a
2.-PREMATURE DECLINE. IN NAN.
8. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
a. DISEASES OF THE GENERATIvE ORGANS.
S. sPERMAToRRHGA.
8. ABUSES OF THE MATERIAL FUNCTIONS.
Z. TREATMENT AND CURE.
Price so cents by mail. Address the author, Dr.
CURTIS, Nc. fremont Place. Boston. Mass.
mar7-tuthslyr
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r CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY,".
The Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Society
receive subscriptions or Donations at his ONCE,
No. ss East Bay, corner of Atlantic Wharf. The
payment OF TWO Dollars will constituea person a
member for one year: Bibles are Kept on band
for dlstrlbuton.I The Society has one Coporteur
In the field, and soicits aid to introduce another.
Persons interested in the work or seeking further
Information Will please call on the Treasurer.
]. N. ROBSON,
apr2S srnos Treasurer C.B. S.
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@ DEUTsCHER BRUDERLICHER-,,
BUND.-The members:are requested to attend the.
Funeral Services Of their late Brother, Mr.. JOHN
b. DEITZ, at his residence, Meeting street, next
corner George, at 10 O'Clock THIS MoRS1Ea.
augl7 WIN. MIOHAELI5, Secretary.
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AIarrie1.i.

In this CITY, on the l5lh instant, by the Rev 81;
q. TUPPER, danahterof the late Trtstram Upper.
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gbe GWbaf'!eStntt Obj Nrms.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IT,. 1871.

Person. leaving the city, during the
snmmer. season eans.have THE DAILY JAIL
NEWS mailed to their address at One
n Dollar.psr month, payable IN advance.
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Boar6ina.

noARDING. A FEW GENTLEMEN
Is can be accommo odared with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms, by ap-
Dlyirg at No. IL wentworth street. DAY BOARD
INC also furnished. may16
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WIANFED, BY "a YOUNG MAN, A
w native OF Florida, a situation as salesman
or clerk In house ln.Charleston. He is well and
favorably knoHa throughout East Florldai and;
can nflrnish satisfactory testimonials as TO char
acter and qualifications. Address ]. s. j., NEWS
office: .S,;ss,5sssiil;. 1ulsl
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WIANTED TOPURCHAsE, FOR CASH,
w small HOUSE. containing 6 TO rooms.
situated either In the centre OF the city or near
the lines OF the City Railway. Address z. Y. a.,
at this Qfices stating terms, location, &c.
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WILSON'S GROCERY.
ooFFEEsl ooFFBBsl .ooFFEHsi
ROASTED AND dREEN-coFFEE, Of ali grades.
RIO, LAaUAYRA, MARAoAIBo. JAVA, MOCHA.
We are now psrching our own oo1ees, and can
safely recommend them for their fine flavor and
We wishts distinctly understood thatwe Do not
keen any Ground Cofees on hand, preferring to
grind them at the time OF purchase, and lathe
presence Of purchasers, thus tnHurtng pure and
fresh article.
Our Cofees are now considered by connoisseurs
the BEST sold. Give them trial
WILSON'S GROCERY, Box No. sss, charleston.
,.,.-s.. .- .!
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TXTANTED TO LEARN THE WHERE
wv ABOUIS of MARGARET LAWLEK, who
was residing on Long Island. New York, when
last heard from. Any Information regarding the
above will be thankfully received by her brother,
JOSEPH LAWLER, Charleston, 8. c., care DAILY
NEWS office. r. y - i. IT, - 1. ).
NJ New York Herald and Irish Citizen; please
conv. t a-.-.--a. 80 - |aup11-2f j
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6topes.

5tores. - '"f'
A W A Y, W I T b uas
GOAL AND WOOD STOVES -.
FOR THE SUMMER, .s,gl.:
And avoid their heat, dust, ashes and smoke.
You can do all your cooking on .'@..z,stl !.
THE UNION KEROSENE STOVE, ! !
With less trouble and at less expense. ;!iiff
DUvAL's PATENT BAKER, 80
Attached to the above Stove, viii Roast and Bake
to perfection. 3
For sale at Manufacturers pricesby = Z
J.B. DUvAL &SoN, s. - 3
No. S37 King street..
tulyl5-stutd Sole Agents for Charleston, S. Q.