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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-25
Gppartnersbip Notires.

OOPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. THE CO.
I J PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing ulder the
been Sissoly.d on the 9Th OF October last by the
death OF MT GEORGE q. GOODRICH, The under.
sIgnel as Surviving orartnels will close the bu-
si6ess of the late firm. All persons indebted " Ill
male na1menJ 10 PHILIP WlNEMAN,
JOHN ASHAURST,
Surviving Copartners
Charleston, December II, 1871.
The undersigned having purchased the interest
ihe late firm Of Coz DRlCH, WINEMAN 4 CO., on
the 6th day OF October last formed Copartner.
ship for the purpose OF carrying on the WHOLE.
SALE DRUG BUSINESS, at the old stand, No. IS
Havpe street, under the name and firm OF
PHILIP wINEMAN co. .
PHILIP WlNEMAN,
JOHN ASHHCRST.
Charle:ton, December II, 1871. decll-tulS
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CHEAP FRENCH KID GLovEs.-For one but
ton, dark aud light, 81; for two buttons. plain,
81 25; for two buttons, embroidered, 81 So At
Reads, No. 2G3 King street. decl2-tuths
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LADIES will ind full assortment OF Harris's
Seamless" Kid Gloves at j. R. Reads, NO.
263 King street. decl2-tutns
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FOR THROAT DISEASES and affections Of the
chest, browns Bronchial TrocheS" are Of
value. For coughs, Irritation of the throat
caused by cold, or unusual exertion of the
vocal organs, in speaking in public or singing.
they produce beneficial results.
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4 CHANCE FOR LAWYERS, that rarely pre-
sents itself. Is offered in the sale OF the law
library of the late Judge Withers. See adTer-
tiseAent.
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CITY AFFAIRS. f S.
sp The News will not be Issued to-morro"
(Tuesday) morning.

The PosroFFIcE will be opened to-day .or
the delivery Of the mails only iIom ha1-pas'
eight 10 ten O'Clock. a. NJ.
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CHEAPER IN THE ESD.-The demand for poul-
try has brought many itinerant ven ders in
the field, who attempt to effect their sales
without paying for the license required BY the
CITY. Numbers of these have been arrested
and fined, and all will discover in the end that
the honest way OF paying for license at the
start is the cheapest in the end. Oae OF these
defaulters was tried on Saturday morning be-
fore the Mayor, and several were arres:ed
in the evening.
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GAMES AND PICTURE BOOKS, at popular,
prices, at Hasel street Bazaar. deel4
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REMovED.-John Commins has removed
from No. l3l Meeting street TO No. 3os King
street, five doors above Wentworth. Any
person wishing good substantial Boots and
Shoes-no paper bottoms-will please give
call. A few cases of Indies Winter Slippers
(fannel lined) at 81 so per pair.
dpc1e-mWf6
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Dan RrcE's CIRCUS, with ali Its living Won
detSand entertaining curiosities, will arrive
here this morning, and open this afternoon on
the Citadel Green. The length of time which
has elapsed since the visit circus to the
city has prepared the young people for keen
enjoyment of the present entertainment ana
the veteran Joker will, no doubt, be welcomed
this evening by crowded pavilion. HIS
"show" is said TO be one of the bes! appointed
and most amusing in the country, and the
reputation of the owner is enough 10 make it
the best tended.
Nor is this to be the last OF the horse opera,
Haiphl's Circus, which claims to be "colossM
affair, will be here next week.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR AUGUsTA.-Friday
morning the night train from ailien, on the
Augusta and Savannah Railroad, ran over
three mules, about fifteen miles from Augusta,
and was thrown from the track. The engine,
tender and box car, the baggage and express
car and two passenger coaches rollea down
an embankment twenty-five feet high, and
were reduced to wrecks. The engineer, two
fremen and colored man were seriously in
inred. and all of the passengers in the coaches
thrown off were tossed about like dice IN
box, and more OF less bruised The three
mn,es were all demolished, and three race
horses in the box car, strange to say, escaped
nn,piured. The accident caused but little de-
tention. and the track was cleared and re-
paifed in few hours.
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CRoQURT CRoQUET The cheapest in the
citr HAsEI, STREET BAZAAR. dec2O
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FURs.-FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244
King street, offer extraordinary bargains in
Furs. Few more cases of all kinds AMI prices
received, and will He sod at extremely cow
prices.
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BUSI NESS TICES.

ANOTHER large lot of Singer Sewing Ma
chimes lust arrived.
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PARcHEEsI PARcHEEsl "A royal game Of
India. Hasel street Bazaar. and East Bay
News Room. apr2O-s
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CHEAPER THAN EVER writing Deske,
Photograph Albums and Pocket-Books, at
Hasel street Bazaar. decl4
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To BUSINESS MEN.-save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4
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PResENrAT1 to the drawing Of
the diamond rattle on Saturday, at the ONCE
of the Charitable Association" in Meeting
street, Mr.. s. Broadbent, the managerial
chief of theassociation, was presented, on be-
half of the various agents of the association
with handsome walking cane. The presen-
es4on, accompanied by some appropriate re'
MARKS, was made BY Mr.. w. A. zimmerman'
and was responded to by the recipient in
graceful address. 1t was a pleasing episode,
and showed much feeling oa the part OF the
participants. The cane is made Of native pal
metto. srnamented with gold head, which
bears q suitable inscription.
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CHEILLEY's PARIS KID GLOvEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even alter wear, for any imperiections, such as
tearing or riDDinp
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CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIoN.-F children Oh
the catechisn classes OF st. Mary's church had
their Christmas celebration yesterday evening,
when several appropriate hymns were prettily
sung, and Christmas address was delivered
by the pastor, the Rev. c. B. Northrop. At
the end of the services, Miss Matte Armstrong
presente to Miss Antoinette Huchet, in the
name of he catechism children, pair OF gold
earrings as Christmas gift. In making the
preservation, Miss Armstrong expressed very
gracefully the feelings which prompted the
little offering, and assured the recipient tnat
the children, who owed her so much, most
earnestly wished her all manner OF happiness.
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Gcmina nlaebines.
6eming nlaebines.
THE NEW IMPROVED
WHEELER & WILSON,
THE MOST POPULAR
Family Sewing MACHINE.

Between six and seven hundred thousand now
in use Is the most simple, runs easier, and makes
less noise than any other nrstcl4Bs Lock Stitch
Machine. Does all kinds Of work usually done by
hand. Has better attachments for Hemming,
Frillng Tucking. Cordlng, Quilting, Gathering,
&C., than any other Machine. These Machines
are now offered for sale In this city on the LEASE
PLAN, at TIN Dolss per month until paid for.
Thorough instruction given, and satisfaction
guaranteed in all cases. Old Machines repaired
and adjusted by competent machinist. few
live men can find regular and profitable employ.
ment, either on salary or commission, by applying
early.
Parlor and Sale. room 70. 2os KING G'STREET.
W. G. BRUCE, Agent.
wuYTE 4 HARRAL, General Agents. dec 1s
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Rv Louis d. DeSAUSSURE.

At PRIVATE SALE, THE TWO-AND-E-
n HALFSTORY WOODEN RESIDENCE, on =
nigh brick basement. On west side OF Pitt street,
one door south OF Bull street. containing six large
and two small rooms, tin roof, with gas and cts-
tern, also larye kitchen, with six rooms and
slated roof, stable and carriage house, and TWO
good wells OF water. Premises IN good order. en-
The Lot is o good flower garden; IRON renee % 0ns
street. Lot measures e3 feet inches mont by 1e&
feet dep Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
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Paris, 20 Rue de la Paix.
n..a., London, So Regent street.
DEfoIs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, Temple Place.
FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT j. Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-6mos
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11ripate Sales, 3!
LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,

NO. so oEOSu sOeSt. -z-
COUTH BATTERY RESIDENCE.-FOR
= SALE the Three Story Wooden RESIDENCE.
On the north side OF South Battery, between Meet
ing and King streets. containing twelve rooms,
three pazzas gas cistern, &C., brick Kitchen, Car
riac House and Stable. Lot 81 1eet front oy 24l
feet deep.
pair and improved. decl6-stutn6
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By W. 7. LEITCH & R. s. BRUNS,i
Auctfoneers.
GALE OE VAInARIE REAL. ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y by order OF the Executor.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, 2sth instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postof1ce, the following dsats
rable REAL ESTATE:
That Three and Half Story BRICK STORE and
RESIDENCE, with slate 1907, double piazzas a1d
Kitchen, situated at the southeast corner Oh
East Bav and Adger's South Wharf. Said Dwell
ling contains isquare and attic rooms, besides
large Store.
Lot measures q feet front on East Bay By 81
feet in depth on Adgers Wharf,
ALSO,
That Two and Half Story BRICK STORE
HOUSE on the north side Of Vanderhorst's Wharf,
running through TO Adger's Wharf, formerly oc-
cupied by Messrs. Capers & Heyward.) .
Lot measures "a feet front on Vanderhors.D
Wharf by 90 feet on alley running through to
Adger's Wharf.
Terms-One third cash; balance in one ana
two years. with interest. Purchaser to pay IN
for papers and stamps.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
That Two and Hau Sorry RESIDENCE, on
brick foundation, with fine Billiard Room, Kitchen
and stable, and situated at the northwest corner
OF President and Bee streets, with rne Garden
sufficiently large for Hor ticultural purposes.
Lot measures In front on Bee street $40 feet By
2i0 feet In depth on President.
For terms apply to No. IS Broad street.
doo1O t,frp
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COOK MONTH Horse and Carriage furnished
~~~" Expenses paid. II Shaw. Alfred Me.
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Periodicals, &c.

....o s,- June IL upon our table, and In slanc
It's sC, q SSpifm't Ia the land S+s Welcome a.
liz ia; aver, Il truly an American period
visitor - ein earu!Seu 20 interest native :"
eai, snSodyi,iss Only fouF do'Srs per year
A . risDa for June has reached US. It's contents sI
The Lazy taste sud li Elrnt on m t ~ pI III ~ &
uIu4 be'Ots ,sn application 70 IhS EuoSheTS Deacon
Hp1epmsp Spec p,,sp.@n SgS'P 'PhiIade!gh"
Magazine comes 70 u. a1en & WIZ h t1 cream , OF tne
~ have swtys oy 10 the onbIishsr Chss
ssa.sn Send sp'i.nieh e'p' 10 'N' ""~S
p.,.rsoa. Philadelphia ,...,-,..,.-
.l.5ys Book June while MOI intsriof 10 any way
to former nlhOs the border land between fact and fancy.
Tn@ draw suS src;eeturs and are
~ very fali snd very nns.
ss.,svses Yon jcSEThs June number OF ssronst
Monthly eontan: no esS s Ssus the BY Gov
Is"Fofi on The wOntss Of The M "T~onbvs desantsa
v9gsos ~" s Hig one Of greatest snsnsernx under
aSinES :" T @ Sorv Of he apIue Of Pegasus The number
n,sins @ nearly Iy pictures aud Is eA'''' A''FSct's
throughout
,,,,,, O.. tho title Of an Illustrated magazine for
MoufS sS s"c1 work rub.si Berlin sent tnSnthy IN
Gsmsp Eng;h M. @ So6ntry BY Taylor 2si Cana street
SsS YSrk The numbers tor way Te Geen Ssn u.s. And
are certainly model, oi their p''0''N' N'14 "
me y wilson Tsss The shifting Of powsr Mehsts
b. b. LacI reO% HF9nFs Fot Fisher H. By H. e LSr
wood From eneraon to 9saS S1eeIe % .o
sierra M esanSs h2 s ne IN fFIHSs H%
pie, ron !. a. f%'ioSE N Ba6on G@mer Mood By Hiram
Lamb ms ;cais Of Traveller. l. BY H. ii Our Whispering
Hleh TI bsrIes DckensJ v James r. Fields Recent
isatare. Price sLsOA year fuoSheu o' jas H. o'Eo"d
& Co. Boston
ps,s,s Nuca Monthly for June contar7 beSufl seec
,jn NJ new music. We below the c0ntsntsany single
lea ne worth a. much Mr. Peters asks for the the entre
M .nevieye Scotch song and chorus by Hays: Little
VICE Heard M, More, Song and chorus by PerSley Must
sve ,hs4 thsr deSr: Song by Haevy; Dawn NJ Love"
beautif1l German sons BY loel: I'm my Daddvs only
sn Dance song Lily Bell QIarette It's the Frs, Rose
al summer other pisces the most OF which
sacred character 80 cents uum6er. 81 year. j. L.
Peters. 500 Broadway New York.
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( lheaP AdVerLising.--We will insert an ad
- terIsement IN EIGHT HUNDRED American
newspapers Tor Six dollars per line per
week One line one week will cost SIX Dollars Two
lines will cost Twelve Dollars, and Ten Lines will
cost Sky Dollars Send for Printed List Address
GEO r ROWELL Il CO., Advertising Agents, No
fl Park Row New York
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Agents! Read This

@l0 A Day for All with Stencil Tools. Ad.
WIZ dress T.. A. GRAHAM, Springfield, VT
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HE METHODINT. Of New

HE METHODIST, Of New York has al.
4 ways been edited with marked ability by Rev. Dr.
CR"OKs IT, publishers have just added ediOri.
al corps Rev ABEL STEVENS, an equally experienced
journalist and author OF the best History of Method.
ism eXlant They have also engaged contributions
aud sermons from the Rev T DE WITT TALMAGE
whose surcesS and popularity as a preacher. winter
and lecturer, are almost une1Hmped. and whose free
IRAernacle IN Brooklyn with Ils congregation of over
$500 people. Is one Of the msrves OF the age Rev.
HENRY WARD BEECHER has a Lecture Room Talk
every week.
ThE METHODIST abounds in good things is never
du or dry has stories tor children hints for farmers
and something Tor everybody. Mrs Vikings great
serial story Is almost ready They offer for The price
OF one years subscription tS2 5O) to send The METH.
oDisT from now until July lst 1879 Specimen copies
Tree ia Nassau Street, New York.
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The peculiar effect of fear is exemplified in
the fact that woman having died suddenly
IN Montgomery county, Pa, a hired man in
the house was so afraid that he might be accu-
sed OF numbering her, that he hanged himself
In the barn.
There was double golden wedding in Joliet.
Wis, one day last week. The brides were
sisters, who were married on the same day
h'ty years ago. In the home Of their mother,
now venerable lady of eighty years, they
celebrated the haIf-century anniversary.
WOMEN AS MINIsrERS.-The Non-Enisco.
pal Methodist Conference at Pittsburg has de-
cided against the ordination of women for the
ministry 1t has decided to remove the hook
concern from Springfield, Ohio 20 Pittsburg,
lhe conference adiourea Sau-lIy night.
Returns Of the municipal elections he'd in
Virginia on Thursday show that the Conserva-
hves carried Richmond, Lvnchbnrp. and Alex.
ssndrla, and the Republicans carried Peters.
burg Norfolk, charlottesville and Staunton.
A. Lawrence, Mass, on Saturday night
William 4. Scott and Emma G.. Horne took
arsenic because of opposition to their marriage
Inc girl died, but Scott survived, and is now
under arrest
Under the new Michigan liquor law, ifa man
%ho has been drinking does injury to person
or OF 70 property, the saloon keeper is held liable
ior all the damage, and the person from whom
ne rents his saloon can also be held.
= At It Reading, Pa, on Saturday morning, Mrs.
=. B. Knight killed her little boy. aged three
years by shooting him. She was insane from
protracted illness.
7
Il is announced that large excursion partv
q London editors propose coming to Amer;cs
this summer. " -A1'0i '''
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Fragrant Sanoliene

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Clio hs and Cloth
ing removes Paint, Greese, Tar, &C., Instantly
without The least injury TO the finest fabric Sold by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT
sAPOLIENE CO., SO Barclay ST, New York, 46 La
Sale st Chicago
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Vallandigham advertised new suit of prin-
ciples for the democratic party. On display it
turned to be only a suit of republican old
clothes. Here is steady market for the worn
garments of the republican party. Moses
Valaniigham will take them for a democratic
outfit. In fancy we hear him: " u>t look at
thi, hootitul shut De fashion only last year.
| htd him from the publican. Cost me fifteen
doar> Take him for nine. Must ave leetle
broft. = Cincinnati Gazette.
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The Vice of our age is Fraud

Nevertheless, there arc five honest Patent Agents
even at The Capitol, of whom Is the undersigned
Patents for II years obtained at reasOna bic rates
Agents wanted. Send for circulars GEO r.. BROWN,
CouHsellor-at Law, Sl7 e. Street, cor 9th, Washing
ton, ID. c.
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TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA. Aug 25 1868

Nessrs Zeilin d Co.,. Our junior editor has
tried your Liver Regulator, and is taking it
now, and fndsit invaluable to him as a corrector,
OF the stomach and regulator Of the bowels.
Articles Of diet that he dared not indulge in
before taking your Liver Medicine, he can now
take with impunity. Very truly,
DYKES 4 SPARHAwK, Editors Floridtan.
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IN the aia1N ESS BLINDFEss aud CATARRH treated
Diseases Of by IsAGcs NJ D. and Professor Of
College Of and Ecar, (his speciality in the Medi-
Syden Holland ~ M y years experience ormery oi
can BE- seen a. Oo Arch street, Philadelphia Testlmo-
th.ir -, ncs The medical faculty invited
ton eyes Inserted witLor, ",;n ~ IA ms practce
Oct9iy
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M ANTEn-The atte nton of Manufacturers Coal
w and other Dealers, Mechanics end Spectators
to Delaware City. Delaware, as a promising business
point where important railroad interests are concen
trating. For information. address GEORGE B.
MONEY Secretary, Land Association
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Ward e. Phillips
New Advertisements.
mHIRTY THOUSAND

mHIRTY THOUSAND
SDOIIars Paid.--Fhe TRAvELERs LrFE
Il AND ACCIDENT Insurance COMPANY, of Han
& ford, Connecticut, paid $4,000 on W. II
M Forhush and VIM c. Curry victims Of the
a&k New llamhurgh railroad accident; S. 600
Oh me late Jas Blake, mayor OF Worcester Mass
and $4,000 on The late s. Il. Lewis Ir of ST AL
bans. VI All these accidents occurred and the m
snrance was paid. within three munlhs-each claim
being paid srty days before 1t was due by the
terms Of the policy The TRAVELLERS has osid Seven
Hundred Dollars "A Day IN benefits 10 its
policy holders. for death injury by accident, for
every working day during the past seven years
The TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY. OF Hartford, Conn. grants all the usual
forms OF Life aud Endowment Policies. on er.
ceedlngiy favorable terms. AMPLE SECURITY and
Low RATES
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un es "
Parsons Branch Ditch Co.

Ihe undersIgned. managers Of the Parsons Branch
Olch Company, will receive ProposIls i.,r crtIlnv Ib.
same unlli The lOth Of June. The ditch to he lei IN
iouf or more sections or all one as the Managers
may deem best Tor the Company.
section One-sommencng al the head Of ShArn's
MIL fOnd aud i0EmInstIng at stake B. or al the iunc
w Spruance
Section Two--conmencing at stake B. nnd running
to the Voshell Road.
sec tIhfee-commPncng at the East side Of the
Voshel Road and running to stake 66, the ietm,nus
for said dIch
Sec Four.-The Prong Ditch, commencing at Stake
B. on lands OF Jas. w. Spruance. and ending al the
Kenton road. " Wv
DIMENSIONS OF THE DTFCHEs
Sec One.-WIdth at top nine feet; at bottom. five
feet; depth, three feet.
Sec Two Width at top eight feet at bottom, iour
feet; depth three feet
Sec. ThIee-Width al top seven feet. at ho,tor,
four feet; depth. three feet.
Sec. Four Prong Dtch-width at top six feet; at
bottom three feet; dept, three feet.
All the earth taken out of said di.ches must be
deposited at least two leet from the side line OF tho
DIIches
Proposals TO be for so much per rod
JOHN ANTHONY. l,
N. r. UNDERWOOD. (
l.. HUDSON, Treasurer
S.-The managers also make call for so ner
cent. OF The assessment on said ditch m3l2w
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BOMBAY HOOK And PHILADELPHIA,

-: sssiis The Steamer pilot BOY )"
Wlll be put on the above route the latter part of
June. or early III July.
Adequate arrangements for getting PEACHES to
Ph'ladeP PhIa from the Eagles Nest, or Brick Store
are being cOnsummaled, OF which due notice will be
given. c. TAGGART
my3l AZ N Del Avenue Pb,iodo
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

Large Lot OF Ground, with handsome Cottage of
seven (D rooms in town OF kentOn, Delaware for
stock OF Dry Goods and Groceries, suitable for a
country store. Title clear. Address MERCHANT
Box 81, Dover Del.
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Aystic Water from naUIn,c u1PII

Of fiHs ~. great DICRETIC, TONIC AITrp,r,vr
valuable cont Solnon the PrOtOxide of Iron and other
~ tsgeated a nu Is being proved by the unerring test
ney ~ one OF the known a.
Catarrhal Nervousness, Liver Complaints
intestinal Disd ptiOn In it's early stages
Ic1es the boad And General Debility 1t purihes md en-.
stimulates the the Appetite promotes digestion.
hikly nhs and vitalIEes the nervous systa II
ds reveal M by physcians and the testimonials Of
SsVo box Of powers II sold the low price OF
Pa to @ dozen quart bottles delivered at Briste
D. 5. .CADwALLApER. 1oo, Rae. g, p,r.,.
te.saed" de 70 HEALING INSTITUTE Al DAv1n,S VIII g.,
VIZ *hO prefer Ste pati-nts during all Of the
WE'LL. '' 4l'nklng the MYSTIC WATER from the
feb5m
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WAR In EUROPE.
Medical Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
OF the Medical Society Of the State Of Delaware,
will BE HELD AT SMYRNA, on THE SECOND
TUESDAY, the l3th) of JUNE next, ut IL o'clnck
VI. The Board Of Examiners will also meet at the
same time and place. A general attendance Of the
profession is solicited
m24lm SWITHIN CHANDLER Sec'v