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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-16
LlTEST POLITICAL NOTES.

The Squabbles OF the Florida Radicals
SAVANNAH, February Is.
A dispatch from Tallahassee says the As
sembly of Florida, on Wednesday afternoon,
by large majority, resolved that United
States Senator Osborne be requested to re-
sign. Among other reasors 1t Is alleged That
his appointments TO federal offices were OBJ
struclions to Republican government.
The Maine Radicals Endorse Grant.
AUGUSTA, February Is.
At the Republican caucus the members of
the Legislature were elected delegates to the
national convention. The resolutions endorse
Grant and Colfa1.
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FOUND DEAp.-The coroner's jury, In the
case Of Mafy Ann Wooten, who was found
dead on Thursday, the lst instant, thirteen
miles from Columbia, laying In the road lead
ing to Camden, by Rice Greek, and,whom 1t
was supposed had been. burned to death, re-
turned the f0llowin. verdict: "That the de-
ceased came 10 her death from some cause to
the Jurors unknown; that her body had been
burned, but whether by accident or otherwise
the Jury are unable to say"
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February Is.
The barometer will probably remain highest
on Friday In the South Atlantic States, with
pleasant weather. Dangerous winds are
not anticipated for Friday night, unless pos
sibly on the ives ternGulf.
Yssterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 8. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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THINGS IN NEW FORK.

NEW YORK, February Is.
The Boston, Hartford ana Erie Railroad has
been adjudged bankrupt.
John Ryan was Today sentenced TO twenty
wears Imprisonment for highway robbery.
Charles A. Lee. the medical author, Is dead.
Collector arthur says the present general
order system will be continued until the new
plan Is approved.
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TIE DUTY ONIMPORTED RICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c., February Is.
Collector Robb, of Savannah, before the
ways and means committee, to-day, advocated
an Increased duty on rice as necessary to the
existence of rice planting as business In the
South; also in favor Of reduction Of the duty
on salt, especially that imported South for fer
tiliziDg PURPOSES,
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NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
ers' and hechanics' Bank for RENEWAL or
EIGHT SHARES UF STOCK. told) IN me enaVaI nam1 -
F. N. GRANT, the original being lost or oest"'oN'
febl2-mSt
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THE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
NEW YoRK. Fahr,,a

NEW YORK, FtUruHry 10.
The advocates of the enforcement OF the
eight hour law met last night at The Cooper
Institute, and had large attendance. Reso-
lulioDs were adopted calling for the enforce
ment OF the eight hour law on public ouild-
inoa
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TIE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

PARIS, February l5
The Napoleonists are active at Bellevllle and
Yillelte.
RoAE, February Is.
The conslstory for the nomination Of Catho-
lie bishops conVenes on the 18th.
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Gigars, Gpbarrn, &r.

OHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND Re-
TAIL MANUFACTURING CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
No. $40 KIfa STREET, THRsS DOORS SOUTH or
SOCIETY STREET.
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funeral Nnt,res.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance Of MI. and Mrs. GEORGE STRONG.
and the members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral Services OF the latter at Spring street
Church, TH1s MORNING, at half past 10 O'clock
feble. @.!-e. s..5ls-.i,
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BEERsCHACM PIPES q specially, therefore
can sell al prices to surprise you. Suitable for
Christmas Presents.
ALSO,
An extensive and complete assortment Of all
articles ID his line OF business Is kept constantly
on hand giving facility OF 1llIng, without de-.
law ali orders extended to hlm, accompanied
with cash or draft on responsible houses In the
clty. Purchasers are requested to examine his
perfect Stock before trading elsewhere.
WILLIAM SUHR0DER,
Proprietor OF Emperor William Cigar Store.
nnvI
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UTRAPPlNG PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large CT small quantities
Price 80 GENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at the
ONCE OF TIE NEWS. p1ay1S
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@bituarp.

fEiuhu:-DIed, at Badwell, Abbeville County,
on tae iStn instant after short Illness, or pneu.
monla, NOME, MARY PsTIeRU sister OF the late James L.
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5pe1ial Nntires

1arDIvINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED at Howard's Hall, Meeting street, east
side, opposite Burns's lane, on SUNDAY KoRN1Ha
at 10 O'Clock, and at O'Clock In the AFTERNOON,
by Bishop r. q. VANDERHORsT and other Oler.
gymen. The public are invited to attend
feb18.2t
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COBIA.-Departed this Life, February 18TH, 1872,
ANNA ELIZA, eldest daughter OF the late henry

-. THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF the late Henry Cobia, OF Mrs.. A. II. cobis, aud
Of Miss A E. CoBIA, are invited to attend the
Funeral OF the latter, at her mothers residence,
No. Ito Wentworth street, THIS AFTRRNooN, at
halfpsst O'Clock. ~ febl8
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LABORATORY OF THE MEDICAL CoLLEGE,)
QUEEN STREET.
CHARLESTON, December l6, 1871.
'In conclusion would state tina: the three
articles (namely, two samples of Pacific Guano
and one sample Of Com. Acid Phosphate,) e1-
amlned are fully up to the old standard of the
Soluble Pacific.
every respectfully yours,
feb13-5D&o "CHAs. q. SHEPARD, Jr."
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Nors.-The weather renorr dated TAI O'CLOCK,
this morning, will be posted In the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
.ogether with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined by ship.
masters at any time during the day.
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g1- BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
PUBLIC LAND.-The Board Of Commissioners Of
Public Land will, at irs next Meeting to be held
February II, 1872 receive Contracts for Supplying
tho various Institutions under their charge with
Oak and Pine Wood, until the lrst day Of Nay
1872. Parties applying for the contract viii hand
In the same on or before that day.
BY order Of the Board.
JIM. F. DEREEF,
feb9-tmws Secretary B. O. p. L.
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ending on the thirty first day Of october. one
thousand eight hundred and seventy .one.
SIC. 2. In addition to the foregoing taxes,
there shall be levied In each aud every county OF
the State, tax Of two and haf mills on the
dollar of the assessed value Of all taxable pro-
perty in said counIies respectively to be used for
county purposes as provided by law.
SEC. s. That all taxes levied, and payable under
this act, shall be payable In United States 'ressu
~ notes, in the notes Of national banks, and IN
gold or silver coin.
SEC. f. That the following sans be- and are
hereby appropriated for the payment OF the sew
ernment, as hereinafter specified, for the fiscal
year ending on the thirty first day Of October,
one Thousand eight hundred and seVenty.tWo.
Then follow the various appropriations,
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TIE PACIFIC FERTILIZERS.

CHARLESTON, UeceWDeE lSf 1911.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
To confirm public confidence In the Gueuos
offered for sale by me, 1t has always been my
desire to avail myself of the best scientific
ability in order to give the planter every posi-
bic guarantee as to their standard. My store
houses in the city, as well as the Pacific Guano
Works at Rikersville, have ever been open for
inspection; and although the latter have been
under the personal supervision Of DR.. st. Ju-
lien Ravenel, yet with his entire approval our
stock has yearly been examined by Professor
Shepard and his endorsements Of their high
standard received. enclose herewith an e1-
tract from his report just taken. The analyses
are on file at my Office. IN. ROBSON,
No. SO East Bay, and
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf
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MrNOTICE. THE BOARD OF THUS
TEES OF THE SAILORS HONE, CHARLESTON!
PORT SOCIETY, VIII proceed, at their next
meeting, to elect Superintendent OF said Insttl
tuition.
Applicants viii hand In their letters on OF be
fore the 18th instant to the undersigned, nom
whom ali information may be obtained with ref.
erence to the regulations and restrictions By
which they will be governed.
WIN. ]. MIDDLETON,
feta-fmws Chairman Board OF Trustees.
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ear C0NsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP:
CHARLESTON, from New York. are notified that
she La THIS DAY discharging cargo at Adger's
South Wharf, Goods uncalled for at sunset win
remain on the wharf at owners' risk :. =. -
feb1e-l JAMES ADaER 4 CO.. Agents.,
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Palm and its q.

From the Daily Davenport Dem ocrat.
While pain is q condition Of humanity,
every effort to ameliorate its intensity, or
remove the predisposing cause, merits our
warmest gratitude, u careful considera-
ton, and its success our frank acknOwl-
edgement. There is a popularity about the
sensation called pain which is Ct infinite
service. Iti a ~premOnition o~fimPending i'll,
q declaration of war against the well being
ofthe body which cannot be removed while
the cause exists. Remove the cause, and
the effect will cease endeavor to cover up
the effect, and the cause will be intensified,
the anguish temporarily concealed will break
forth sgain with redoubled ardor. Many
remedies merely do this, and after repeated
trials, fail to satisfy the conditions upon
which only can they be useful to humanity.
Such medicines have a brief popularity, and
are retired as unworthy of public approval.
nance their value, to endorse and spread
abroad their usefulness and common hui
manity, the public, is a perpetual gamer by
their extended popularity and expanded
sales. Of these, perhaps there are no such
two notable instances as the Davis Pain
Killer and Aliens Lung Balsam. The
pain killer may be styled the mathe-
mates of medicine for it never
makes a mistake, its modifying influ.
ence pervades the system, and ore trial only
is requisite to make it a treasure forever. 1t
does not merely cover up, it cures. All the
civilized nations Of the earth admit its val
ne, accept its fame and benefit by its use. 1t
Is no flattery to compare it to the sovereign
balm spoken of in the Holy Writ, for pain
flies from its presence, as night is dissipated
by the rising sun. Externally, internally
and eternally it proves its value wherever
tried. The same holds COED of Aliens
Lung Balsam, which, for all complaints of
the air passages of the lungs, has proved it.
self what it processes to be-a positive spe-
cific. The western world res a debt OF
gratitude it can never repay to L. HI. G. AL
len, whose instrumentaliiy wa the main
spring of the Introduction of thss, medi.
cines. For years he was the painstaking
pioneer OF the Pain Killer and other RENE
dies westward, and the old man and mat.
ron, the sturdy pioneer and his courageous
helpmeet, now enjoying a prosperous old
age, will testify to the aid and comfort they
received years and years ago from these
medicines, when drug stores were few and
doctors far apart. Under providence they
will attribute their green old age, lusty and
kindly, to their acquaintance with these
mixtures, through the admirable %ADvERTIs,
ING ENTERPRISE of T. II. c.. Allen who i;
the resident partner at Cincinnati of the
firm of j. N. Harris & Co., and has had the
management of the business for the pas
quarter of q century.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-13

The ORIGINAL MONKEYS. Among The
many large liquor houses in the country
one is better known than the original and
only house of the kind in the western coun-
try, which is ia and 116 N. Third street,
st. Louis. Capt. A. Ehlert, whose acquain-
lance We have been pleased to know for the
past twenty years, Is proprietor at this ex-
tensive establishment, where may be found
at wholesale and retail, liquors and wines
of all kinds. Capt. Ehlert's long expert
ence in the business, and having capital sui.
ficient to buy directly for cash of the orig
inal manufacturers and importers direct, en-
ables him to keep On hand at all times, the
largest, finest and most complete stock of
wines and liquors to be found in the west
ern country. The Aromatic Catawba Bit
tiers, which has gained a world wide celebri-
rity, is manufactured by Mr.. Ehlert and is
pronounced, by connoiseurs, to be A. No. l
in all that is claimed for it. Those in wan
of goods of this kind will find at Mr.. Ehlert's
establishment the best OF the kind, at prices
the lowest. "a word to the wise Is suf-
ficient." We know of what We speak.
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England is now engaged in the corstruc.
ton of a number of iron sea forts for the de.
Tense of prominent naval stations, 1t is es.
timated that, with the foundations, they will
cost five million dollars a piece. The iron
shell, OF skeleton OF one has just been COM
pleted. 1t weighs tw%enty-four hundred tons,
and is to be fitted up with fifteen inch iron
plates twenty-six feet in length. Each fori
is to be seven hundred feet in circumference
ana ans ~ 1--WE no a rnuss w anS t snlsi ;;a Tet az el gyms i nes
tier of twenty-four G~00-pcunders and the
other of TWENTY-FIVE ~40O-pounders. The
guns, it is calculated, will pierce twelve-inch
armored ships at two thousand yards dis.
lance.
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FORSYTH SCALE WORKS. Among the
many large manufacturing establishments
in this country there is nOn whose reputa-
ton of goods have obtained a better and
more popular name among the merchants
of the country than that of the Forsyth
scales. These scales have taken premiums
wherever exhibited, they being the U. S.
standard. This firm manufactures $50 var
icties and sizes, embracing suspension,
stock scales, r. r. track, depot, hay, coal,
stock, platform and counter scales. Parties
in want of a good scale, and warranted to
give satisfaction, should not forget to
write or call at the wholesale and retail
scale wareroom Of this house, which is POS
& 207 Market street, st. Louis.
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DANGEROUS CouNTERFEIrs.-Iti is an easv

DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEITs.-It is an easv
limitations which druggists carelessly buy
and sometimes ipnocently sell their custom
ers. The genuine is called DIR. Sage's Catarrh
REMEDY, and not DR.. Sage's Catarrh Cure
or Neso Cure. or some other similar sound
ing name. The genuine also has the words
"R. v. Pierce, Md. Sole Proprietor, Bus-
falo, N. Y, printed on the outside wrapper,
and DR.. Pierce's portrait, name and address
upon the u. s. Government stamp which is
upon each package. Cos
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The Averill Chemical Paint is highly re-
commended. James Taylor, Washington,
D. c., a practical painter, says, I" have
painted forty houses with your chemical
paint, and in each instance 1t gives ~satisfac-
ton, and they look as well to-day as the
day I first applied it, over n year ago."
Geo. Partridge & Co., Agents, st. Louis.
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We call the attention of on readers to tho
card of Messrs, Garretson & De Barry, of
Chicago, the leading Stencil firm Of the
Western States. All parties requiring goods
in their line would do well to givethem a
trial.
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AsTHMA.-This disease causes great diff
Guilty Of breathing, and tightness across the
chest, and is sometimes attended with
great deal of sufiocatiOn. The parOxysm
generally comes on at nignt, while lying
down; sometimes It is attended with great
violence. Aliens Lung Balsam will always
give immediate relief, and in many cases, II
persisted in, it will cure the disease alto
gether. For sale by all medicine dealers.
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Parties desiring a frst-elass Silk OF Cassi.
mere Hat should, when visiting st. Louis,
call and leave their measu with X. C.
Silence, who is truly an adapt at the manu-
facture of hats, and who will guarantee an
excellent fit at 316 Locust street, upstairs.
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One of the Oldest and most responsible
Publishing, Bookselling and Stationery
Houses in the West and South. is that OF
J. w. Mcintyre, No. 4 south Fifth street,
st. Louis, Mo. Established in 1858. See
advertisement in this paper.
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FORTUNES FOR THE MILLIoNs.-Live men
anxious to make money, and DESTROYS Of
going into a manufacturing business with
small means, will do well to send for circu-
lar to Oesterricher & Co., 81 North Second
street, st. Louis, Mo.
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An Original Medicine The ingredients of
DR.. WALKER's VINEGAR BITTERs differ from those
Of every other tonic and corrective in use. Unlike
the tiDciures Of the pharmacopGia this remedy
contains no alcohol. Botanical research has
brought to light in our Pacific Territory, herbs,
roots and plants OF surprising potency rs altera-
tives, ncryines, and invigorants, and Of these the
Bitters are mainly composed. A long series OF
cures, embracing Dyspepsia in all its forms, and
nervous disorders Of every phase, are the vouchers
Of this inestimable medicine.
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CoNDURANGO.-Having for several months
last past used Maguir's Condurango Liver
and Blood Bitters in my family, l unhesi.
tatingly pronounce them the best family
medicine now in use. Every family should
keep a bottle III their hOuse.-Ed., 81. Louis
Gazette.
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q IT V MY LIFE
Words Of a Reliable Druggist.
MARINE CITY. MICH, July 18th, 1870.

MARINE CITY, MICH, July 18th, 1870.
J. N. HARRIS 4 Co.-Dear sirs; The Aliens Lung
palsam has arrived. 1 would not like to be without II,
for II has saved my life. l took a bad cold and cough,
and finally consumption was seated upon me. / was
In avery bad state. ] tried e%verythi' g that was re-
commended, and spent q great deal OF money, and
got no help had Aliens Lung Bzlsam for sale. but
without knowing more about 1t. l had not sold q
bottle. When your agcnt called npon me ] told him
/ could not sell a medicine l knew nsthing about. He
urged me to try II myself. l old so, and 10 my crate:
full surprise. the first bottle stopped my cough, and
before the third bottle WAS tIken my lungs were healed
and well. 1 can now speak knowingly TO nv friends
and customers of the good qualities OF Aliens Lung
Bs'sam. remain, yours respectfully,
no merits. what they say about
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novel mode of raising money was
q London lately. There is In that
(ciety of hair-dressers, composed
foreigners. In order to raise
poor barber brethren in the neigh
q Paris, the society decided on a
position Of hair-dressing, with an
ee OF thirty-tlye cents. A mum.
ing ladies with splendid tresses
Pmselves In tie hands OF the Golf
- operations were watched with
(nenseet BY the audience OF hair
no ladies' maids. As each head
eteted there arose q bGrst of ap-
- eoifiures were In all styles and
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Helbig & Neumeister, dealers in Leather
and Findings, also boot and shoe fitting,
No. Sal North Third street, s.. Logia. Send
for Price List.
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Aggrayated Indigestion !.

Persons who are pre6isposeG to dyspepsia
find their sufferings from this cause greatly
aggravated by damp weather, easterly winds
and sudden changes from a mild to a chill
ling atmosphere. In the spring. therefore,
the pangs of indigestion are seriously aug
mented by atmospheric variations peculiar
to the season, and it is incumbent on all
who desire to pass through the ordeal of its
cold mists and insalubricus gales with easy
stomachs, and untormented by the indie
scribable torments which accompany dis.
pepsia. to tone and strengthen the digestive
organs with a healthful and e~ifeatiye vegeta-
Bile invig0rant; and nc one ut al familiar
with the medical record Of the age can ques-
ton for one moment that Hostetter's StOm-
ach Bitters is the Tonic best adapted to this
purpose.
The credentials of the Great Restorative
are u~neQualied in number and character by
those of any other advertised medicine in
the world. IL ever there was a preparation
to rank as a National Remedy, this wonder
full specific has a fair claim TO the title. For
a period of twenty years. it has literally been
the Champion Tonic and Alternative on this
side of the Atlantic. In popularity it has
never been approached by any Of its would
be competitors, and its annual sales are so
far in advance of those of any other medi-
cine Of its class, that comparisons would be
ridiculous. One of two conclusions is inev-
table. Either the American people are de-
ficient in common sense, and incapable of
rational discrimination, or Hostetter's Bit
tiers is the best preventive remedy for, indi-
gestion, fever and ague, bilious remittent
fever, constipation, rheumatism, nervous
complaints, and all maladies of an epidemic
tpye. The RAIDER will judge for bimself
| which of the two conclusions is most consis-
tent with fact and reason.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-13

The spring trade of st. Louis has now
fairly com penced, and business merchants
of all kinds are on the go. A good many
new houses have opened Lore this season,
among one whom WI make special mention
is Chas. r. Lewis g. CO., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Ready-made Clothing,
Cashmere Vestings and Tailor's Trimmings.
This house have Just opened at the large
and spacious store, No. 4l9 N. Main street,
with a full and complete stock Of the above
named line of goods, which they are offer
ing at prices the lowest. as they manufacture
their own goods in their W house at 4l9
N. Main, and buy the best OF material for
cash, buying in large quantities from the
direct manufacturer. They offer goods as
low as any market in the United States.
Through our personal acquaiEtince with
Messrs. Lewis & Co., we speak for them as
a house worthy of their patronage.