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PoRr oF HONOLULU, H. I,
ARRIVALS.

Jan. H-stmr KTauea, Harrison, : days from Midway Is.
I5-Schr Netiie Merrill, Crane, from Maui.
l5-Schr Mary Ellen, Davis. from Maui.
I5-Schr Kinau, Adams, from Maui
l5-Schr Fairy Queen, kaaina, from Kauai.
l5-Schr Kate Lee, West. from Hawaii
I6-Schr Annie, Nika, from Hawaii
I6-Seir Waiola, Dudoit, from Aolokai-
I7-Schr Active, Meihsh, from Maui
Francisco
ls-Am bk ID C Murray, Bennett, days from Gan
Francisco
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DEPARTURES

Jan. I6-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for Kauai.
f16-Schr Manuokawai, Kaapuni, for Kauai. . -
16-Schr Hattie, KaIe. for Kauai
I6-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for MoIokai.
11-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Maui
IT-Sehr Ka Moi, Powers, for Maui. .r "A --a
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Elisha Smith, Harvey and Relic, Simpson, Providence dS
dol Rsna, Bishop. Rockland fer 10.
Bires Baltimore; Emily New York; Francis Lonney Rich.
PhILADELrHrA. April 49, Arrived. bark Fury, Lend,
Messna schrs Florence Novel; Fennnnors, Naguabo, PR
Thomas ",su. sinp is Disksrson, Boston.
Coos Csrdssas Jas Baker Phelan. csrdsnas; schr A
risth Arrived, brig Lins n St y.so ;scAr Ella Amsden
Smith, from Sagua Below, bark " Anderson, Gslsons
$ %ar.s sT e. and u.
before reported went up last night and another rg
Nicholson. and fF Frank acrSsrs, from PbG.
dephis for Boston and Ida do for Salem, reported
Al the Brsakxssr 18Th bark aisnaIsdsis, From Turks
brig M.nlu nom Santiago De Cuba both for orde
s saau rom D Jsse FOR sSp in Ss:s sns
Haa n IL VIZ ssss' si: sssS
nsy snG
town, bel 81 Gsir Edysrd., Baker xlsIaadris Bue1S
Baker. N.T York: Freeman, Eisrasa New York
ssss. - :s sss:: :S S:s:s:
SS ;s ~ : = ss Siss Gsss , s ~
sis ~ 'i s'I a,..s
wse. tasss es l..ss 'A,' Geo Green
sAvSAMNAn, ADrl iS-Arfiysd, bark Ia Polk tFr). La
IClsareS-sclr Alasps Rcse.. Jsms.an. Providence
lSthTCleared s4p Startng for chs~'esson; schrs Del
john Is rsi n from poo ki Ice i
s Ap 1riss .shrs Edward wooden Young
South Amboy for Porandi Frances Ellen. Warren, whiting
ssai ma, N. Sch:
Wider French DO for Roctsna Forest es French do
for Belfast and all sailed lsth also saiei oil before
April Is. AMMO arrivals.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL TO- ls7-rRlrLE SHEET

and HIS efforts defeated The people have remained calm
dsrs they every day acquiring nader rs that coonss
which indisp In With regard 10 TIC tnle
point ~ which the Prussisns tssn
Nevertheless guard With regard 70 the
sodiers excellent the oacera
Of mixed shAractersome good sons bad Ihe wn.n
much dash, but rather want OF nrmness Wncn
the war Companies shall havs been formed and
separated from sedcntary element We shall have
10000 men, cannot too strongly recommend shs Guards
tho question Of the choice OF
oncers. At present the respective positions Of The two armies
thus:The Prusslans OF versailles oc-
cupy the paIons which held by their allies from be-
yond nine We occupy the trenches Of Les hauneaux
and the station of Clamart position n that Of
men Who strong in their good rxh await With rmness the
sve In concuson, II troops retain their qgoid
do waste their ammunition the enemy will be tired
out before
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Steamship Wyoming tBr. wnnsray, Liverpoel-wilams
ssash Up Dacian (Br, Laird. Glasgow-ienderson Bros
sealnshp South Carolina Beckett Cnarleslon-H Nor
Ship Pontiac, Finlay, Lverpcol-C L Wright Co.
Ship Freedom, Bradley, London--Thos Dunham's Ne
phew Co.
Strip Nevada, Lunt. Boston-Fred Baker
Bark Osborne, Stamper. BrIstol--Arkell 4 Tufts.
Bark Giovanni tai, Caifrano. Gloucester EJas Robin
Mark Haitian fNor) Olsen. Cronstadt-C Tobias Co.
Bark simeto Qtas Eaccan Gibraltar and Malta-slsoo-
Bark Jane Adcline, Hutchinson, Cardenas-Jas Henry
Bark Margsretta (Br), Hammond, Manzanilio-J Ward
Bark Normandy, Mcintosh sasila. Ga-Duncan McColl
Co.
brig Perseverance. Lamb Brvstol-E E Morgan's Sons
Brig Matilda tIa). Cahero, Odessa-Fabbr1 Chaunccy.
Brig Mis- Msgnus Swed, samuelson, Kingdom, Ja-
Brig Victoria Amelia tBr,. Landry. 81 Johns INITIATION,
Watson 40 XII '.s.a4@t
Brig Confederate, Mullen; oardenss-H ensy 4 Parker
schr Brothers Pride Orb Martin. Kingston JA-Heney
Schr Ciceronc (Br), Curtis, Falmouth, JAG BulIey
Schr Jas vsldren. Cavieer Key West-van Brunt
6aght III
Echr Olive Avery, Colt, Salem-R Ropes Il CO.
Schr Anna Salter, Chase New acknowledgement d
Wood. Ely -s.s 3.e
schr John Burey, Sanders, FAN River-H " jackson /
Co. .s@.N ~.
schr Josephine phunssy. FAN River-rerguson 4 Wood.
Sloop Rival, Cotrell Keyport, NJ.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance Baltimore.
Steamer Z G Biddle, Mc(,ue, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia
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The Future Of Alsace.

Count Blrkherin, q member Of the Strasburg depu-
tation, has addressed letter to the Courier du
Bds-Rhtn, In which he says:-"Be convinced that
the government Of the Emperor mucn desires TO
give to Alsace q thoroughly liberal constitution,
which shall be In accordance with the wants. wishes
and usages OF the country and one that shall heal
duce regime which shall reconcile all feelings and
interests. Its entire course towards Alsace,u he
adds, twill prove mat have not deceived myself In
thinking that II on the other side Of the vosges
everything rotten and bad Is breaking up on the
fore u.s. TO which we, In duty bound for the good OF
the country, must Internationally anix ourselves, II
We desire that Asace shall have healthy future.n
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The kQnIea RtCEPIeS.

Arrangements have been completed for the reception 10 be
given TO "The Thundebo Senator Michael Norton, Of
Fifth district Tomorrow friday morning. 1t O'clock
the Norton Associations Of the Eighth Ninth wards viii
start from FOOT oi Spring street, the Sleepy Ho
iow and Will await the rival Of the Albany train 1t
lonker, Here the weighty Senator win be with
Alderman George Mitchell, directing him produce his
body AZ the sleepy Hollow Arriving the Of Twenty
third street, Moth river the John Cox viii meet
will march through the principal streets. -
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. O., April 10, 1871.

WASHINGTON D. O., April 49, l67L }
Synopsis jor the Past Tceatg.Jour Hours.
The storm centre, which was Tuesday evening
west Of Iowa, has moved slowly northeastward and
is now central over st. Paul. MINI. Threatening
weather, with falling barometer, has been expe-
rienced on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts which Is
now generally succeeded by clearing up weather.
Rain has fallen north Of the Ohio and on the lakes
eastward to Ontario Brisk easterly wnds fol.
lowed BY high southwesterly winds, have generally
prevailed from the ONO and Missouri rivers to Lake
Superior. A severe northwest gale has continued
but is now abatng on the latter lake.
Probabilities.
1t is probable that the storm will move northeast
ward and that the winds Will abate on the lower
lakes. Clear and partially cloudy weather Is pro-
baDle for Thursday on the South Atlantic and Gull
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The Catholic Party in Germany-Dr. DOLL n.
gers Reply to His Archbishop.

Professor Donger, the most highly esteemed
Catholic tneoogian In all Germany. has now replied
TO The imperative challenge or his Archbishop, and
has naty refused TO treat the Pope as the infaible
letter bear a striking resemblance to Martin Lu.
TIERS fnal missive TO the holy See Professor D0lll
ger says that he cannot hide from himself that the
doctrines now once more put forward In the pale
OF the Church. and which once before brought about
the great split IN the German empire, would,
IN Germany, again sow the seeds OF incuraoie
disease In tho body OF the modern German State.
could not accept these doctrines, and he insists
upon being summoned before the Council OF Ger.
man Bishops, II such should really take place, at
Fuida as is mooted. before a conference OF theo
losans at Munich, to be enabled scientifically 10
to the contents OF the ssacred Writings as well as
to the uninterrupted tradition OF the frst thousand
years Of the Christian Church. and had been snug
gled into the Church by wlful forgeries. These
the very words applied by Martin Luther to indul-
gences. the practice Of which likewise. emanated
1t pretty certain that entreaties OF the Bavaran
Episcopate viii induce King Ludwig ana his ad.
vsers, In spite Of their inclination to Rome to re-
move under present circumstances man like DOL
linger, now the greatest living historian Of the
vnu cn from ms chair, It IS difficult 70 see how
theses declaring war 70 the Pope and the Epis-
copate win be stuck on the door OF a Catholic
cradle OF the Christian Church IN Germany, II DOL
finger be really summoned before TIA demand to
easily assume more resemblance the cventrul Diet
Of Worms than the bishops would like. That the
Iouus VIII sahC piSCc upPCnio W No pISoV ScItdius
The deliberations Of the bishops 70 extend
whole series Of questions. The contents OF the
order Of the day are to be-
.TgCoereive measures against all priest: and laymen
empire.
7hdy-Convocation Of Synod in autumn in which are
70 participate all tho German Austrian, Hungarian and
Polish bshops.
CHARACTERIZATION Of q exclusively Catholic uni
versy Cat Fuldal.
All these signs look like the gatherings Of clouds
before the storm, and the fIrst flash OF lightning
may be very near. The Jesnits, who hit upon the
expedent OF the doctrine of infaIlibiiy in the In
terest OF the preservation of the unity OF the Church.
must take care. Often has he who sowed the wind
reaped the storm.
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THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR WHEN THB
system should be thoroughly purgcd OF the humors
which create disease There purgatvs cathArc
mild and cfncacious HkLMBOLD'S GRAPE PILLS.
causing neither nausea nor gripping painsas the With
the ordinary cheap patent pills the OF which
composed OF calomel mercury carelesy prepared
by inexperienced persons thoroughly purgng uys
tenn use HELMbOLDS EATRACr SARSAPAklLLA, the
great blood purifier and they wi fe blood
and renewed vig0r. them.
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GERMANY.


Prince Bismarck on tho Reconciliation Of
Germany.
Long and warm debates have taken place in the
Reichstag In Berlin on the new draft OF the Ger
man constitution. The very title led to discussion.
federal territoryn lBundesgebleD into '.imperial
territory tReichsgebietl After Prince Bismarck
had declared that the Bundesrath attributed po.
httcal importance to the expression, which had
been adopted for sty stlc alone, the motion
was Aegatived. The Poles then moved al amend
ment article for the purpose OF excluding the
Polish districts from the federal territory. This
gave rise TO warm discussion which was opened
by Prince Bismarck, who. in replying TO The arRu-
ments OF Won Zoltowski the mover Of the amend
nent, Said
deny that the gentlemen who propose this motion have
Reference there made to other nations and States
whose independence u 70 be respected III gentlemen pc
long other nation and to other Stale that OF tho
rrussans. Of which l. too am member amt they cannot
o ss aaS ws s ass Sn
ena spoken Of u the speech from the throne This !. one Of
Again deny that these Gentlemen have right % speas in
the Of the Inhabitants of disrc of Prussia what
here only Che OF the nation and not any
rate district, and you can have no special mandate.
With regard to recent events in France Prince
Bismarck made statement to tho following
effect
is both the interest the wish OF allied govern.
ments to grant the French republic. with which they
hs q ne task as w
out moc.led BY any Interference 10 he
sa .dSsrsHss S0 .p1: e' s'GsSS;s.
to fulfil be agreed on. Germany
and regard to her own interests demand The
nosv sna s s sns that SaHe o e. s
| sequel
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SHIPPING NEW S

Almanac Tor New York -rhh Day.
Sun rises. ...... 6 IA Moon SETS ..eve TAI
Sun sets. ....... q Al High water. ...eve 0OI
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS or APRIL, NAY AND JUNE.
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steamship cnba (B Noodle Liverpool vie Queenstown
% a. E~anrklvn
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NEW GOODS FROM PARIS.
IN NICOL DAVIDSON, 6s8 Broadway,
are now opening
Gilt CIOcka Mautet Scfa ArflHcfal plaufs

y. Vases and Fancy Goods n
being positively the hrst the kind received from
Paris siuce tho sevo agent Mr. harrington having
manned there the entire time Also Marble
Competition Bronze Clocks Figures Gas Groups
&C. The public invited 10 examine.
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CLEARED

PSaT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1871.
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0nserers Report tho Military >ons
General Cuscret mas addressed the following re.
In - ncuff va Nom

Since my entry into once have sought 70 make myself
horougby acquainted with the position of anoire much
WITH respect % the causes which have led 70 the
Ec<san, which nothing jnstifs, with TIE
fesnts with which u has appears
le, IN The nrst place, frigeu the nha pants tho
Hnntion without any gain whatever; aud, lastly.
" mask . movement right. Up TO
~ present The hopes Of Ne frusirat
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rsass Rio Isnero for orders. schT Libby. Libby Per.
s. @ @ ss;
ASgns. dr q, G,s sfs from Porte Rico
sh.. sEw@R AD Guy rhsD
D0 A 4S'iys, SSSm Ssd Baltimore 49,,
6ersoS. " F%lsdse sSn. i isS
Cleared lsth schrs " Huddcl. Maioy. Boston; 18th,
lnS.xrriysd ship Excelsior, PendIe.on, New York.
gLQgGEssIER, April l7-Airived, schr Aimra wooiey,
= nArTERAs, April ls-Psssed in. sohr Saunders
JACKSON VILE, April i5~Gissred, .chr Na.h Holmes.
Poo senrs norshern Light Georgctown Demerara Ida
Oiearedsnp Western Empire, Grosier Liverpool; bark
'a Ssw r9Fss pss',So: .,,,. 81.
SrsS:
Santiago De Csba Below, coming upships souis eouie
n. 1om sso . L.
Ma.a from Palermo Franei;ca tIta Stable from Psler:
sssi MY sss.Ss soSssS rom ess1i e I' BRIG
Rspidan ' whHesas.R New York via
Ts%Sn, Ss @
Lsspoc brig ,Sa so.son Hs
HSS, sy
saisd--Bsrfs PoSsn. Thos Cochran, Lancaster, brig
.nd WprS npI TaAnved scnrs Ad1 Amcs, A e
dence; Emma Latham Ellis Fairhaven; Drama, Dill;
sarah Lavnia Anderson Carrie Rich Cobb; Cora Boush;
James Jones' Cranej Anvie Il, Cranmeri OneAd, Cook
Ocean Wave zeitz, and Elliott. Snow Rev York; Fly
Ing Cloud Owens, Baltimore for -
NEw BEDFORD, April 1s-Arrived, schr Farwind. Bow
NEW LONDON, April 17--Arrved, brig Orbit, NASH New
York Tor Mnchias; schr Sarah Thomas Arnold, Phladc
pha for Boston.
VIEWPOINT, April II. PMArrived, schr Sarah Jane Jack
ssiledsschrs North Pacific, Eaton Providence for New
YORK Native Dehart do for do James henry, Treworgy
newcastle, Del, for Newburypor; Abbie Oakes kyder
New York for Bangor Mary Mead Thrnsher and chas
lowering Hathaway New York Ellen Barnes Wilcox 90
Fall River for do Thomas Borden Wrhinon, 90 for Phil
adeUbia: p Wallace Thomnson Wareham for New Hork'
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MO MORE MEDICINE. 10000 CURES, WITHOUT
IN drugs, BY DU BARRY'S delicious REvALENTA FOOD.
OF Dyspepsia, Consumption, Constipation, Darrhna al Inn
puues o. hS pood ana all kns q levsrs ana d.
CO., 163 William street. New YORK; and al druggists and
arOoern
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REMEDY FOR SOALDs AND DURNs.--A
correspondent writes to inform us that
the readiest and most useful remedy for
aoaldB and burns is an embrocation of
lime water and linseed oil. These sim
pie agents combined form thick,
cream-ike substance. which effectually
excludes the air from the injured parts
and allays the Inflammation almost in-
stantly. He mentions case where
child fell backward into bath-tub of
boiling water and was nearly fayed
from her neck to below her hips. Her
agonies were indescribable; but her
clothing being gently removed, and the
lime and oil preparation thickly spread
over the injured surface, she was sound
asleep in five minutes. Subsequently
the parts were carefully, washed with
warm milk and water three times day,
the oil dressing renewed, and the little
patient rapidly recovered. Though all
the scalded skin came off, she did not
have scar. This remedy leaves no
hard coatto dry on the sores, but softens
the parts and aids nature to repair the
injury in the readiest and most expedi-
tious manner. The mixture may BIZ
procured in the drug stores; but, if not
| thus accessible, slack lump of quick
lime in water, end, as soon as the water
is clear. mix It With the oil and shake
well. If the case is urgent, use boiling
water over the lime. and it will be clear
in five minutes. The preparation may
be kept ready bottled in the house, and
| it will be as good when six months old
as when arst made.-Ne,o York Sun.
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as to say, il .hs. issrstsssitiens ase. :thaS
she had bought her seotSt from o very
dark gentleman, iHdeedt What was the
secret, then? Did she ever tell itg 'Nevef;.
Did any one ever know itP Yes; ,heff
perfumer. Did ie never tell 4? Not
during her life. tits known; .tHen?. IT
is, for those who have the patience to
wade through mnsty tnafinycripts and
books. May we not t'know itP You will
only smile and -disbelieve! Try. Good,
then, 7 will translate Mnitre CHdd,rl's
one word TO- yeu:''I, Oudard, apothe-
cary, surgeon and perfumer. do here de-
Glare, OH my faith and on the memory
OF my honorcd anh n:uch beloved mis-
tress, MADAME Diana of Poictiers.
Duchess Of Nalentinois, that the "nly
secret she possessed, which to be md re-
main in perfect health. youth and beauty,
to the age OF .seventy-twoS was-rain
waterl. In truth, I assert that there is
nothing in the world like this same rnin
water, q constant uae Of which is i'm
perative to render the skin soft and
doWny, or to freshen the color, or to
cleanse the pores OF tho skin, or to make
beanty last as long as life" l<
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
OF 's-i. ,a,.y.i.
SOUTH CAROLYN "A
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received,

Z;
INTER EST ALLU WE'D At TIE RATEuA
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUA,
ON CER1IFICA 1ES OF DEP OSIT,
AND SIX PER GENT: COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS 0N a eco UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, PRESIDENT.
John yon B. 1'S Palmer; vice.tresiden,s.
A. g. Brenizer, Cashier.
j.. FL. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier, in
charge OF branches.
John q. B. Smith. Assistant Caslier.
Directors. H
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. q. has.
kcll, r. ". MoMaster. John ?. Thomas. E.H.
Ucinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas L. Gregg,
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
g. r. Scott, Newberry.
W. G.. Mayee, Newberry.
B. II. RutledGe, Charleston.
- Daniel Ravenel. Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, OF.
Phans and others may here deposit their saw
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trusteef
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
md Minors twhose deposits can only be with.
,lrawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their legal representatives. wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here afforded
I'm opportunity Of dopositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
the same time, be subject TO- Iithdrawalwhes
ueeded. ,r.,, Aug IS
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1'Da Growing ORIt. :

.E 1'na Growing OIsIt
BY JOHN @. BAKE.
MY days pass pleasantly away,
My nights are blessed with sweetest sleep
feel no symptoms IT decay,
MY foes ere impotent and shy.
hfy friends are neither false nor cold;
And yet OF late I often sigh-
et. tn;' I'm growing oldl
My growing tank OF olden times,
My growing thirst for early news,
ny growfng apathy p,Sy to rhymes.
My. growing hate Of crowds and noise, :
Ny growing fear Of catching cold, .
All tell me in the plainest voice
I'm growing old!
I'm growing fonder Of my staff,
:, I'm growing DINNER In my eyes.
1'm growing fainter in my laugh sst,
y I'm growing deeper in my aighe.
I'm growing careless in my dress, 81
I'm growing frugal Of my gold: .f
1'm:growing wise, I'm CROWN ng-yes-:l. -
-t, I'm growing oldl ~
I feel itin my changing taste,
see it in my changing hsir,
see II in my growing waist, ...A,.. g..
aee itin my growing hair; Ir
A Thousand hints proclaim the truth
AS plain as eyer truth WAS told, .t.l... +
That even In my yaunted yonth- III.
I'm growing oldl I'LL.
All, me! my very laurels breathe
The tale In my reluctant ears;
And every boon the hours bedueAth =! -.
But makes me debtor to the years; - Z
Fen fattery's honeved words declare
The aecret ahe would fain withhold, -
And tell me In "How:younG you arel",
III. ..,r,.I I'm growing old! ;,.
Thanks for the years whose rapid flight r..
MY sombre muse too gladly sings; nr
4 Tint tint the dArRaat THAR xviroa.,
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Health of Horses, Mules. Cows.

GIOKNESS and death Of stock is one Of the
- greatest discouragements of the farmer
control, but very many fcasas, indeed, nine
oases ont OF ten, the disease may be traced
to indigestion, Derangement OF the Bowels,
Debility Where this is the case, we always
have n remedy at hand: HEINITSH'H GER
MAN HORSE POWDER. with This great
horse medicine you are protected from ioos
For Weakness, Indigestion. Over-worked
Horses, no better preventive medicine can be
given. Try it. For sale only by
-, ! e. II. HEINITSH,
JuIy vi Wholesale and Retail Druggist
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Senator Wilson, who is now In Eng-
land, utters this complaint in q letter
from London: 81 have not heard pro-
fame oath since I landed, on the 18th Of
June, at, Queenstown, eighteen days
ago." To q man who has been q good
while in Congress, that must. indeed.
seem an Internally. long time between
oathH.4 .r..t ..Hs 0lI
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
c . L U nj u IA. s. C.
Present Capital, $150,00O.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 100000.
OFFICERS.
John b. Palmer, President. S;tc.i


John b. Palmer, President. Stc.t
A. q. Brenizer, Cashier.
Q. N. &. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. ELI Gregg, John u. Palmer, F. W. McMas-
ter, Il. D. Sem, OF II. D. Sem 4 Son; G. W.
OF Copeland i BeardeD; r. L. Bryan,
Of Bryan Il McCarter; ". @. Swafficld, Of T..
& W. @. Swafield.
F. ". McMaster, Solicitor.
FTIHIS Bank is now open for the transaction
4 OF a general banking business. 4,
CERTIFICATES OF. DEPOSIT OF currency or
coin, bearing interest at the rate Of seven ~
per cent. per annum, in kind, will be issued.
Deposits from County Officers especially 30
lioited; also, from Trustees, Administrators.
EXECUTORS, Professional Aen, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts Of
CITY and Country Merchants, and other bust
ness men, aad the usual accommodations e1-
tepded!i
Notes, Bils of Exchange, and other evi.
dences Of debt discounted, and money loaned
on colIaterals.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Saper bought and sold,
Mutlated Currency purchased at small
discount. Tt.t.
Sight Drafts dra,0n direct on all the promi
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland
France. Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den
inhrk and the Orient. Letters Of Credit Issued
Iayable in any Of the above plaQea. :.
Drafts on all tho prominent cities in th'
United States bought and sold.
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel
Open'from to3. Feb 20 1y