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'o ..a '.Iun ,uaugi
a..gs FoMa.oys Domestic Es2aJia,.

NH.|.N
,ss pnm.-7t, H3mgS.i, r.cgiIa.
concerning '9H matter q oIForr.
n''Wrau Anna II, Pomeroy ""l Vt.
VI, tomyr'y' aI2ied tom our or.
cut .'arl report on tuesday t"s
~, Rose N'P1oI''an says;
rms proceeding, we a~"d,rN.2ni'
was M''jgl''y desired, to ,cg'Ii]e
'a &at.s''.r ~Eol''Jion about d
separation '"'l mas P'a'5Ig'.iy eAlN-
yea 'of many years ana the ammo
ny Is ao'"t el"'yaIeAt 10 me vol
'l'''r! annuity may mas mih'rto
9'''' granted Notwithstanding TN"
"~''P"'"S'''E r"''lorS OF neglect thai
nave oi'en U''ll clLcoiaI'g ny those
"4oS' ignorance OF th' iaI's wa
ou'I 'lo'''" 0f iH1'f m~'sehi'Ioas
nl"'lS'I'I lo"ara i man whose SINS
''' "'' ',>''' 10 n!P'cr'%y' NirG"m-
stances OF peculiar "'.'l"'y nave
'g"'P|'''' 'i'' Io'''foJ TO submit
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Fair Notice.

4 ftor the first day of June noxt, I will
A not permit anything in the way of
Drugs medicines &c., to leave mystorG I'M
sl the cash has been paid for thcm. Prom.
lse4 to pay "to morrow" next week" .in
afew days will not do, nor "wlcn coma
to town again AS it will not satisfy thnsc
from whom | buy my drugs. and therefore
VIII receive no attention From me. Cash
must accompany all orders.
5. SPENCER,
nllV EE.-lt D%rlgglgt., Co0KNvillc Mtss
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Citation Notice.
The State Of Mississippi, /
NuXuboe County.

The s'ato of Mississippi, |
NoXuboe County.
Chanccry Court, April Term. A. D., 1871.
70 hecFeditorS of o. II. Bridges, eccascd
N0U and each of YOU are hereby noti-
4 fed that at the next temnaf said court
to be begun and held IN and, fhrsthe county
OF Noxubeo oieshid, at Tho courthouse
thereof in the toSn of Maron, in saia.couR-'
", on the third Monday 81 July, A. De-
1911, tho claims against said deceased : rs-
ai;o On insolvency. killb be taken up forcX-.
animation aud allowance Nv tho Courts
when and whore all the creditors Of said de-
are requested to attend.
BY orler OF the Court
GEo.S SMITH
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commissioners Sale.

A}l virtue Of a decree of the Chanccr,
- Court rendered at tie January term.
ISL IN the case of j. 3. Al,good, Adm
w i. c. Egglo,ton, Admir- &c. Tic mr
d%clslgncd commissioners appointed in aid
ease, viii proceed to sell, in froat Of the
courthouse door, in the town of Macon on
the I1th day Of Julc noyt, to the highest
hijier for cash, the following deserted
lands, lying and being in the county of Nox-
ohge' state of Mississippi, to-wit: W! Of
range 10 east, FL of Sc, section II, W, of
HW section T., in township Ii, range u,
or 80 much thereof u, may BE- sufficient to
the amount Of said decree. Acting
a' commissioner, | SHALL convey such titlo
! may lawfully convey under said decree.
sale within legal hours.
GEO s SMITH,
May -o-3t Commissioner
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Vhn o.i.l,t ~
ny 'TSI''a'"f' VI Cohnoeurut
:, y ,!' o'5p'scemeGt OF Governor
"'7"H"' mas P"t me caPstooe on
~ ''Iun'n OF many erected in
~, yo0n'I| ny SG' Radical party.
Ho'9'''o' E"giisA was reelected
~ ,ls I''P''' mat 1act was as
~,,'I,.'9I IN 'oe manner pointed
o"' y ''t '0''7u'u'toh ana so de-
;a ,' ,Ss l'.'I l'c lad'r", m4orty
Wv, esquire went ptaIod the
|N ''i,' ''G C2'l'~l"..lA, tramplpd
upon ~, tI' o'IylIF0 lr@aaAI"a rcpodt
, ",lI' ,'u l''t' az 'NG oa1iot-10N,
% " L~I'y'"''"'' Jo"e'I Governor.
,o revolutionary, despotic
co., was over ~ cohstlmhaled III any
uJualIJ' lie coup " e'ot By
E %"'y' -N'p9'eol converted the
'T'II' I'I'9.ie INTO an Empire,
4Ia '''i'7'" nus Ifes.dontlal &ayrl
~ 'n' SeoPIr' ol&n Emperor, was
"o' more fePrenens'bIo than the
"'ouG " W"Icil English was oustcd
an" yt"cII put IN ms place. IN
TLe""inS OF TINS affair, the Hartford
Im'S says;
" outrage planned by the Rad
io"n' i''5 ov''l GonS4mmated. The
~" "''u '"o constitution Of the
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THE ELECYION,

The EIao,;,, n,.t en-
the stains orNissi.sinm; g.. a,"%",
TWO yeays Shall
ton Of the ms, or w;u,L o
rnyoptaliyns of,h. in,,na-,,.r
State bn active !, onJ,a. '''
o~yesthr,w the realm, tLo, j. no W
crus5ipu is nro.nsrit,. nnIaa'
oriDe 10 nonrr.i;y. !, ,.oH
hone Of roa.mnti,n -
rlc tborpnnhIy ,rir. - tLo M,l o
Of pcrpctuatiny thc d,mnaLl.r .,7
which ignory"o, onI .r
controlled h,. ,,.aoia, ''
upon nsy Shall n.o '''''
nlir to he oyorriJJ,, IT.. sun
without an cf,ort - "',''',''
y,,.o,. o,.,i,t "',' o''"N-
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i5osworth Of the C+aHton Amnri.
c.,n Citizen notiiies one 81 his bon.
est Subscribers who sto' his paper,
iol want ef "Gunds no, 9th rwise
appropriately that he : II continue.
10 send him The Citize, and. it rbe.
aforesaid SUBSCRIBER attemr., to nav
tse subscription before tie il lsalIy
able, h. must bring BIS ,orin along.
wifhhim. The Eaitop should be
arrested forthwith unI q tin Kn.
htr; Nm.
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We confess this is a subject W,
, know nothow to handle as it shoult
r be handled il $50 mulUtogm in it,
. manifestations, sometimes clumsy
and mcouth, othcrtimcs insinuatinp
and admit TINT il requires a faci,
pen to anaIyAe its various express
sioNs. Often it assumes the form Of
bascst ilattery again, Of the most
Ingenious compliment. 1t finds
expression in the Jenkins form, in
the intoryicwers task, in compile
montaly dinners and speeches, in
presentations, AID finally in the
pure uHaIUltcratcd tayoring Of
Iick.ypittlcs, 1t bcgcts q curiosity
that prizes Into the private habits Of
individuals, who have acquired
what we call fame, Over the act,
ANA ro-r.,,.n,, ,f.n1,
yt,,, on.t.,,.,f, n,"."'% 'I'
tboso o,an v.L,.o o1,n.,t,.
moi .o.n - ,a.,h t,,,a l ,,,,D' , any,
nIons ana boniIi.+tnn L,,
IN +lo o,.o.nrnm' .,n-tI 'sN'''''
Tro m,n do,. ii, d,..,. ..
oon,1tha.tt. ,,..l. ,' "''0
r,,,a,,. "'
.on,,,o, J.. INNS. 7','''
ANA tao. nan". T., 't |I
,,roL L,.n ~ i''
,inor,. L.. HI.
u. .,a, ...,l "I'o'
,nnn,e.a.N1 ''' ~ %
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nstor :. .n1Jor1,, J,Iaa.. -"
n~toI,o.,roI ,..o;n go {
:, DC oro ;o,.o,.aI ''' ''", ,,
i~gn;fc,ace. He o,.on ,,,n,,, ''' l' !
o;c,n,. rho,,
.b;ch ii, nra,. ,.;.L, .'I !
,olIoj J,n .
ioroirn o,d ,nn.nh,' .y'.' f,
go 'I'''
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Tra,ga. H,s.N.,rr dial ;r lI..
CON. 81. .f.-.n,,. ON tb. mint ,ytl,
.Inir,;u.h o, Nlau.h. I~-I. fntLo fr,.
.n.nrh rr.T of nrr a.,,
Sine ,,,st ta daugsf. ,rl., .,,
.5lI wa,. ttrd l.,,-r.I.. H.
lcachnys and ,njf,. wall. Nl,.'
oJiSt nraqrh,u Nj. l., ia,
mrmhtr.i 81. l,~n,.,- ,,,.,r ,.
knew him. Sister N,..i,r,,. v,,.
born in Sey;ay omit, T~,n,c,.,
Wn.Ir yavrO her n],rr,t, ,,a,..,l ~,
.l.lhama. them rrri,ory t. =
ulmp meeting peg, ,lr NH. ol g.
habl. Oal;mIl. o., circuit ylor
lb1nt iolr,een years old 81, rr,.
i,s,t.i faith in the do .4rino. NJ
Christ and bccame = mcmLrr of,I,n
Methodist ~lni.conoI CHnrnh l.,
the fall of the var 1870 shn w,s
married Ia Je,n,, W,.s;nraIo nn,r
u member of ,bc North V;ssi..inni
Conference. Lut aImn.t - wLnIo
lifetime membnr or ia rnoJ XII
Alabama Conference no .., ,hat
Bro. Massinoal. has lost LiS w;E,
does NOT fell thn half Of III,
affection, In his momnnt. ~
ness and Gloom she wos hi. .trnnm,L
I,I' W. -"
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DEss@LyTy0y

FNlLE firm tf j. J.. Mars IS Bro. was
4 dlssoIyedc on ibo 18th AfNi, 1871, and
i 'edorlck MARI sill sign in settlement of
outstanding debts and claims.
H. NNJz,
NldF-f- I--ts FREDERICK MARI.
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NOEicc 10 Creditors,

The State Of Mississippi,
EoHlbto County.
,o13! Estate of w. G. Lauderdalc. Dcc'd
10 all persons having claims a)cainst fl,
Estate Of W. G. ~Laudcrdale. dcr"asCd
NOU are hereby notified that hy ,ho
L order and decree Of The CbS2oc, ,,.u
uoIF' Of N"AHheo County, Mississippi,
ilad3 at the April term 1871, of said Court
me claims against said Estate viii be toTr1
up Tor examination and allowance at The
next term Of said Court to be begun and
heii on the 3nl Monday in july, i. 3D. d.
I6'L when and where all the Creditors arn
requested 10 attend. "'
Nitnes, lion Thomas Christian. Cham
ce'lor OF the lth District, State Of Miss
r GEO, $, SMITH, CLERK.
lJarnagin & Riyes, Attsl WIN
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l9g ot2to Of Mississippi,
In the Chancery Court Of soid Count,
and State.
l2G Estate of Benjamin Sherrod Doc,d
10 James 9, Sherrol Oliver SherraI ou5
husband NJ / Shorrod, James stancoi, n
MINOR, Caroline Carraway, Joseph Eycrptt
and Whey Everett. residents Of PirreoS
County Alaaama, Joseph Shcrrod r."
county, State Of TcNas, Amanda Groves
~ Groves, Bette Ward aud Annie Wori
o. Hamilton, Marin County, North
Saroilha, and the unknown NONRESIDENT
nrlTS Of benjamin Sherrod, deceased;
N0p and each of YOU ar1 cited 10 an-
4 pear before the Ooanoery Court Of sid
County, at the next term thereof TO bo ba.
gun and held in and for Said County. Mt tEe
. onrt House thereof. in the Town Of Macon
~ sald County on the st Monday IN ,Inlv
I"fi, 70 show cause why ne account of
VI. Stone Administrator oftbe Fstoie
) ., Carraway deceased. who in his liza
was Admr, ofthe Estate,or Benz. Shrrr"d
deceased, for final settlement o fsnid Corra,
way Adnr. ofaaid Sherrod's Estate, shonld
not be allowed and said Administrator dis.
charged. Issued May I'D 1871
a. GEO. S. SAIlfH
'' -''' N'tohs fESGyr( CipyK
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ALSO
WEBSTER'S NiiIONlL plCToRn
hIllINNARN-

1910 Pages $40. 800 Engra wings. Prize ..
I6a work Is r'aliy aGEH OFA DlcTmt
AIRY, Just STR, thing for the milf
fMERiGAN EDUCATIONAL MONTH";
iltbin hcibr g q MERRIAM NM
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,BoN yoYAaE. Grant seems to be sin.
gularsy fond Of the South Oarolina car.
pet -baggers. Bowen was notoriousiy
one OF his special pets, and it is said
that in case OF his conviction for bieamy.
% pardon from! 'tifs sWAtte.ac...er!.scon confi..
identity glooked :, for, Meantime. while
Bowen is under Q cloud, another of our
e1-honorables is promised pretty plum.
The Washington correspondent OF; the
Baltimore Sun tells us: lit seems to be
igenerally expected among Administra-
ton Republicans here that the Hon. s.
Il. Hoge, late member OF Congress from
the Third District OF South Carolina.
will be appointed Minister to Brazil"
Verify this will be a good riddancel
The late constituents of the Honorable
Solomon are ready to wish him safe
voyage, provided he stands, not upon
the order Of his going, but goes at once.
And should Brazil grow 80 enamored of
the rising hero, jurist and statesman. all
rolled into one. as to adopt him for her
own, forlorn South Carolina will initiate
the resignation of bereaved Ohio. and
strive to reconcile herself to her loss.
Charleston Ne,ps
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Speaking Of crimes in the South, the
philadelphia Age says: .The remedy
does not lie in military despotism; it is
the cause. not the cure. of discontents,
secret associations for political purposes,
burning resentments and irregular vio-
lenoe. The remedy for this lies in free.
dom OF opinion and the rule of equal
laws"
The Roman Church was about to in.
aerit the property of the late Cardinal
Caracol, (says an Italian correspondent J
when q woman, claiming to be his wife.
and the mother Of seven OF his children
made her appearance, established her
claim, and secured his large estate.
at South Bend, Indiana. one Jacob
Me.husaieh died OF laughter, recently,
at some droll story told him by friend.
Like his il!nstrious name-sake, referred
to In sacred writ, On accident cut him off.
A misoegenationist named Williams.
was tarred and feathered, and dumped
into the river, at Grenada, Miss, the
other day.
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Skating Association.
NHHE last MASQUE SKATING OF the seauon
u together with Tableaux, will be given on
Thy NsDAY EVENING, the Esd, at Irwin's
Hall. Admission, so cents. March 81 Q
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FINANo1AL AND commEno,n,

: s. ---~-
COLUMBIA, s. O., March 22.-Sales of
cotton, yesterday, 72 bnles-middline
12H@1224o.
LONDON. March 21-Noon. -Consols
921s. Bonds 90.
FRANKFORT, March 21.-Bonds 96,1.
LIVERPOOL, March 21-Noon. Cotton
tirm--uplands 7I@73s; Orleans 7L(G
75s. Bombay shipments to the 7th
%. 900 bales.
LONDON. March 2l-Gvening.-Se
curities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l-Evening.-
Cotton firm--uplands 714@72S; Or.
leans 716@755; sales 10000 bales; ex-
port 1000. Yarns and fabrics steady.
New YORK, March 21-Noon.-Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat shade firmer.
Corn dull and nominally unchanged.
Pork dull. at 81 50@21.75. Lard quiet.
at 1239@122l. Cotton quiet aud strong
-middling uplands IS; Orleans 15T;
sales 1000 bales. treights quiet. Gold
steady, ut IL. Governments very steady
and dull. Stocks steady but active.
Money easy. at 4. Exchange-long
97ss; short 1875.
7 P. M.-Cotton firm, with sales of
4, 1888 bales, at Is. Southern -four q
shade firmer, OF 7.O0@7.6O. Whiskey
lower, ut 9lh. Wheat shade firmer-
winter red and amber Western 2.73@
q "a. New mixed Western corn 84C086.
Rice quiet. at 814@856. Pork dull and
heavy. Extra mess beef 15@1716. Lard
heavy-kettle 13. Freights- cotton a
change 9S@10. Gold 1116. 62s 1928.
State stocks extremely dull. Tennessees
rather weak. Balance steady.
ST ,OT1Tc HTorot,
unchanged. Corn frmer. Whiskey SO.
Bagging dull and unchanged. Pork
90 50@20.75. Shoulders 8lla9l5; clear
sides 1lM. Lard dull.
Baltimore. March 21.-Cotton firmer
but not higher-middling 1431; receipts
], 1,2O3 bales; sales 495; stock 12,715.
BosToN, March 21.-Cotton oniet and
steady-omiddling 1514; receipts Sc bales;
sales 700; stock l1.O50.
SAVANNAH, March 21.-Cotton firm
and in fair demand -middling IA; re-
ceipts / ,402 bales; sales 800; stock 65, ,5O8.
MOBILE, March 21.-Cotton dull
middliDg IA; receipts 1872 bales;
sales 750; stock 60,868.
WILMINGTON, March 21.-Cotton firm
-middling 1314; receipts IS; sales 55;
stock 3,264.
CHARLESTON, March 21.-Cotton dull
and nominal middling 1872; receipts
800 bales; sales 200; stock 25,263.
New ORLEANS, March 21.-Cotton
quiet and firm-middling 1416@1436;
receipts 3,187 bales; sales 7,200; stock
88, 181. Corn easier-mixed and yellow
70; white 70@71. Pork dull and lower,
ut 21. 21.75@22.00. Bacon dull, at 9@11X;
hams 16. Others un-
changed.
AUGUSTA, March 21.-Cotton closed
aniet and firm, ut 1311 for middling-
sales 5l5 bales; receipts 27O.
NORFOLK, March 21.-Cotton firm
10y middling 1871; receipts IT'S bales;
sahs 100; stock 6. ITO.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Raj
road Company.
&AR@ 4EE 60 Q #
TREASURER's OFFICE.

COLUMBIA, 8. O., March 81, 1871.
A TTENTlON Of Stockholders is invited io
IN following resolutions, adopted at last
annual meeting:
Resolued, That the privilege Of flee transi
portation for stockholders and their families
to and from our annual meetings, be here,
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
only.
Resolred, That no stock be allowed repro.
sentatlon at any future stockholders meeting
Augusta Railroad.
In anticipation OF the annual meeting
which occurs on Wednesday, Sd May, tic
transfers OF stock will be suspended between
goth April and 81 May, inclusive.
G. BOUKNIGHT,
March 90 t2O Treesnrer
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turn OF. the Assembly to Paris. II it re-
turns, II shall have liberty OF action:
otherwise, the National Guards will
arg se 81 lSs ass assSSps
bly, cliamberS Tho Assemt,y! win 'aps
point committee tdeonsider the condi.
placing the debge oi tise ssiSs. isy Il,
and Seine-et Disc in state OF siege,
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To Owners of Real Estate.

TTNHE undersigned is prepared to puroheso
j. fifty to seventy five good LOTS within the
buildings. will be put up in a very neat. uni
form and substantial manner, costing from
Sl,6oo to % 900 each. with owners for occu-
pants; and will therefore greatly enhance tie
neighborhood.
Parties having suoh lots, and who desire to
improve the city as we'll as benefit themselves,
together with the location of the lots speci
ned, to TIMOTHY HURLEY
Columbia Hotel
+. S.-No time to waste on parties who want
per centage for selling their friends' pro-
perty. March 10 t3
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For Rattle

I'D FINE SINGING CANARIES. and 12
1A handsome, new style CAGES. Thirty
chances, at 81 per chance. Six highest and
Blk lowest. Call at the Pollock House, and
see for yourselves. March oI
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta r. r Co

Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta r. r. Co.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
CHARLOTTE, March 1, 1871.
THNHlB Company will continue to receive
or longer, and pay interest on tho same at the
rate OF ton per cent. peI annum. Deposits
or loans may be made with the Treasurer Of
the Company at Columbia, III. p. Pegram,
Cashier, or the undersigned.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
hafcn 2mO President.
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ICE! ICE!
Cotton Seed.

Cotton Seed.
I HAVE 400 bushels COTTON SEED, which
Il offer for sale, at so conts per bushel.
These seed arc second year, from David Dick
which have gathered SO bules OF cotton of
400 lbs, in the two years. Only one mule
used. r O'NEAIE In
March limo Cotton Town.
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2tno cry OI tue mOD ID, IA PerSUiUe!"
, The centre Of the city, however, remains
undisturbed.
PARIS, March 21.-Chanzy is prison
or In the hands of the insurgents. The
sentence of death passed on him has
been deferred. Lazante was shamefully
beaten by the revolutionists. The Ma
tional Assembly met yesterday. Little
business was transacted. The populace
is terribly excited over the absence of
twelve members. Vinoy, with O,OOO
troops, has been intrusted with the sup.
preston of the insurgents. It is feared
the troops are unreliable. Theirs posi-
lively orders Vinoy to suppress tho riots,
but hopes the insurgents will listen to
reason. The Government inspires no
confidence. Mnltitudes IRE leaving the
city. Rouher was arrested at Bolouene.
by order OF the Versailles Government.
He was brutally treated by the mob.
Fresh barbados nre being erected
Chanzy is in the hospital, from NAL.
treatment. Gen. Cremieux is spoken of
for commander Of the National Guards.
who guard all the approaches to Paris,
to prevent invasion. A proclamation
signed by Louis Blanc, Victor Schuel-
her, and others, proposes, for satisfying
the Legitimate wishes of the French peo.
pie, that the National Guards elect their
chiefs and the creation OF Municipal
Council by the sufrages of ell citizens.
The Central Committee published, on
Monday, its official iournal-IHe Official
Journal Of Tie Republican FED, lion. It
announces that the committe, will abdi.
cate all power upon the election of n
new one. The Nationals closed the
offices OF the Figaro and Gaulois. They
now possess the whole city. The trades
people of Versailles are discontented and
impatient for decision by the National
Assembly.
Latest-The insurgent government
announces that it will arm the forts as
measure of defence for the capital.
1t also sent m ultimatum to Thiers,
fixing the 22d rs the last day for the re.
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South Carolina Medical Association.
rTNHE ANNUAL MEETII4 of the South Ca
Il rolina Medical Association will be held
at Charleston, on tho FIRST WEDNESDAY
In April, at II NJ. County Societies will or
icing physicians are invited 10 attend.
:, J. SOMEES BUST, NJ. D.,
Slarch 10 ws5 Recording Secretary.
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IT Gci"rC" # Man" md hi Improve
mont. ~ MI the means indicated by Science.
j. tie phioct.
ra7cro'a.v Brain NJ ~ Function.
The "ca'i'u ard NaturIlr. ~" ua"c # the
Organs with directions or CDl'iyarirc ana
ret aIulr them; arG tho rrAtsur> ,uh-i>-
iirg between Mjri and "oiv dr>cr,hr,l.
rsv>inanomy-wi h al The Sins of
Chn-ac:"r, md How 10 Eca. Ih,m,' is a
special Ga,urc.
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