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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01
oHINRSE POLITICS.

IA, recent writer In a German newspaper
gives the following particulars OF the present
condition OF affairs in China:
..!Fhe emperor Is yet minor In years, ana
the ststS fs governed by regency, Oh wnlca
Prince Knng Is the head. The empress-motne,r
IS described as an able, energetic and ampi-
tions dToman. who Is also OF the regency. The
.nreaent issue at court Ia between Prince kung
and the empress-mother. The former ana MIS-
:partvi wishes the young emperor 10 Do pro-
claimed of age on the occasion OF bis ap-
Iroachifg marriage, and that he should then
assume the, government IN person. IL uis sata
the boy emperor ls disposed TO cultivate friend
u relations With foreign powers, aaG dInIo
matists to be allowed direct and personal COM
Ioa1talon nwith the sovereign. It isi sug.
oeate6 5ftSt the regent Is anxious TO rld
4,inEelf Of the responsibility Of the Regency,
partIcuIarly Id view Of the hostility OF
the party Of the Empress. VINO proposes
10 keep the; Emperor "a minor TWO years
longer; during which time ne must Iemaia
"a extremely anxious lest she should. lose her
roIer and Influence the moment che gave up
fhe reins OF government. She has been able
Il defeat any ,action by the regency on the
question fof admitting foreign ambassadors
10 The Emperor's presence, oy haVln& u post
n0n00
sadmftted Of age. This question, which d.
VIaeA9he Chinese Government at this time, ls
ona which In past Time has agitated various
E1,fopeaii courts The mother OF Louis XIV
i,ndartOok to continue her authority over the
nov king. az did Gatharine de Medicis over her
fhnae sons. who successively, were Kings OF
france: But the. emperor Of China Is not
Iikaly 70 prove Louis XIV; he Is represented
to;bS q mere, child as far as mental develop
.nent and worldly knowledge Is concerned;
ha Ia fond of fine clothes and theatrical page
aatry; in which matters he is gratihed by Ills
the same correspondent describes the pro-
rrEss made In military matters By the Chinese.
.I.lsrge intrenched camp between Tienfsin
and Taku is to be provided with six huge
Kruppt guns which have. been received from
Europe.7 A new tort Is building at the mouth
of the river south OF Taku, and gunboat is
stationed at the same point troops are
employed making roads facilitating commu-
pication. The sailors of the navy are drilled
in the use OF the Remington rifle. Altogether,
sucn preparations for defence have been made
thas The capture OF Pekln hereafter will be
more difficult than 1t was when first at.
tempted.
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What Of That !

Tired we'll and what Of that.
Didst fancy life was spent ON beds OF ease,
Fnttering the leaves scattered BY the breeze
Come y6ise thee WORK while e ID called to day
Coward, arise, go forth upon Thy way
Lonely and what OF thatH
Some must be lonely; 'tis not given to all
70 feel heart responsive rise and fal,-
To blend another life into its own:
Work may be done In loneliness; work on
DARK l. well, and what OF thatH
Didst fondly dream the sun would never sets S,
Dost fear to lose thy way2 Take courage yet'
Learn thou 20 walk by faith aud not by sight,
ThJ steps win guided be, and guided right.
Hard well, and what OF that
Didst fancy life one summer holiday, ,,. ,,ovp
With lessons none TO learn, and naug,tt IT, ou' p''
Co 'ret thee to thftasE. Conquer OF ZIG
II must be learned; learn 1t. then. patiently.
No help nav, tits not go;
Though human help be far thy aod sn,o y alGa. crv
Who 1eeds the ravens, hears His chilaIens cty'
He5s near thee Wheresoe'er thy footsteps roam,
And he viii guide thee, light thee, help thee nome.
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vrwyoRK VEGETABLE MARKET.
The DsIlv Bulletin of wednesday, October

The Daily Bulletin OF wednesday, oooooer
80, Gays:
The market for round potatoes is almost most
nominal. AL the docks, ,and lreignt oepo!s
are Allied with stock, which cannot be moved.
WI When n this large supply comes to be thrown
on the market, 1t Is probable momentary de-
cline will take place In prices. Sweets are IN
tair request, aud held shade frmer, though
bnt little can be done, owing to scarcity Of
horses and carts. Our quotations for potatoes
are In bulk; In shipping order SOC. per barrel
must be added. We quote: Peach6lows S2a2 5O;
Early Rose at 81 50a2 and Early Goodrich, Dy-
rights and Jackson whites at 81 50al rs: Sweets
s2 75as per bbl for Virginia, and ssas rs for
Delaware. We quote: Vegetables, red onions
per Dbl 50 50a3; do yellow 81 50as; do Connec-
tIcut white s4a4 so per hbl. Squash, marrow.
fat per Dbl 75casl. Russia turnips 81 SO per
tol, white turnips 81 per bbl. Caobages 96al0
per 100; red cabbages ssal2. Beets, jersey /,
81 25al so. lima beans S. per bag; do ,shelled
$40 per bushel. Carrots per bbl 81 so. Celery
81 25al so per dozen.
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r o R F L ...'''z 0 B D a
u VIA sAyANNAH-TWIoE A WEEK.

DitTATOR. Captain L. II. Goxetter, @
OITY POINT, Captain George Z: McAilaa, WIZ
ieape! .Uharleston every TUESDAY and ERIDA1
EyRSnas, at O'Clock, for SAVANNAH fEE. fEE,
NANDINA, JAUKSONyILLE. .P4GGfHA, ANU
ALI, LANDINGS On ST. JOHNS RIVER
Ret1roing, DICTkfORutlleaveR RALATKA FaI'
DAY MORNING, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY MORNING.
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
!UITY POINT will leave PAEaTK4 MONDAY
MORNING. and SAVANNAH WEDNESDAY A0RS-
ING, arriving here WEDNESDAY ArTsat n,, ooN:
Connection is made at Fernshhin6 Wata"Rau
mad for New -0fleansc.aHd- Havana, via Cedal
KEYS; az Jacksonville with Steamer STAR4aH1
for Mellonvllle, Enterprise and Upper st. Johns
River; at Tocoi with Railroad " Tor ST. Angus
tine; and at Palaska with steamers1 1or ishss secs
"a All Freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
on wharf, j. ! tr::;. .,.-:S -. -: - q Z
ES5 TTsens or s1, having elegant &C
:l....7 ~ .s.l.6 kAVENEL Il CO., Agents, -.
Garner ,vsnderhorst's Wharf and East ssy'
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FARES GREAyLY REDUCED.

Steamers or the above line leave Pier .IE6&
No. AZ, North River, foot OF CANAL street. SASRoGf
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of the 106n. 2oIh
and 80th or every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding:
ersfor SouthI Pacific and Oa1trar American ports.
For Japan aud China, Steamers leave San Fran:
cisco first OF every month, except when It falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding. 10
90 direct nom New York to ABpinwalL
2One hundred pounds baggage fee to each adult
Medicine and attendance free. ..-l -,
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
as the OOMPANY,si TICKET .OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. +. h BABY, Agent.
aug1e-1yr - '.
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.!WMp: MElSH;
'URE. HORSH;
aurt,aa ga4lfsszzssa icy o. nap.
By LOWNDES q &RIMBALL.

- 'tsIl ~" "AUCtAOnCckns 20 EsGeI AGfE
D EFE e E>E' SdSALEs-EAI,UAALE,
III Real Estate At Auction. Daniel g. RpQA Ar.
slgnee va. John King, Trustee. In THE .c61fnon
Fe1a. a 80 ~ :, 90 r. Z Gi 10 II z 3
By virtue ei en- order 81 ssls,n 1h!s esee, ,to ne
First Circuit VIII -eFef fes-ssae &C public sue-
ton: ss the Possoaass, Gha,.sss2p On TUESDAY,,
A. NJ all the mortgssed-premiseN described In
I Ali "a sSE sPPilNfXff6H, 81 ,bt ffs5s 81 I2uas 1h I'd
isteIaap4s kgoyns e, SeEs1pok's e B.9r5 spYif3aE
aud bonndlng i,orM ,sy q bfshca .M aSsernof,l
K.glarke eaat .by lands ofisihG Episo9psl Gbpf9n @
and 9, George f Clarke esd AZ nZ t9sHaS!sc fesa:,
eraer's sagrseE:@sasartnea snAa e4nisiRlng a9aGF
that is to ~, s6o1s OFT h1adf Ind ssVtasshft
suesAof high had andtaboat tntoy1e4EslbM
Tern Term%s % 16nsh css6 M balance M IL ohso oSAdsfd
ysafsi 70 Be secured ngbondsl beartne iaeeratet
day OF ssie, ana nSrtssEd 81 3ds pfoSsffS bai.
chaser 70 pay Referee rorlaii nbcttaly lapsfaa n
oct7.1I, n 2s nov1.l,6 M Hl:sS
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alineral 6peri1 Oil.
THE NEW DISCOVERY, =
SPERM OIL.

rbia OIL "a .uerfectly non.explosiye, will not
ionits at 400 degrees Fahrenheit, and is entirely
edorless. For railroad cars, steamers and dwell
lag houses is Invaluable. :"
Recommended by the Board OF. Underwriters
Steamboat Inspectors, President Of Chamber
of commerce and Captains OF steamers
trading to this port, and by hundreds
OF families who are now
using 1t in the city. ....,. ~.
Is more brilliant than Kerosene, Lighthouse OF
other Explosive Oils now 10 use.
OIL BUR -ERS AND CHIMNlES at wholesale
and retail BY DOUGLAS d MILLER,
Sole Agents for the State Of South Carohns,
Dtalers In Paints, Oils, Glass, &C.. &C., .
- No. saEsst Bay, south6 PostoMce,
oct7-1mo = Charleston, 8. O.
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A1ORTHEASFFRNa-RAH ABROAD COZ
~; .sass .,TPAlN!!Yi..sr szolaa a-,
.EM NNf :.

- ''E-lTuoH kafRsf0Ny8l OlilWurs5, ss12.
Trains viii leaye OnazIsssoe Rsily Aiia NM.
ana rsye sys & at q Gdh,tissaGH GiA2 JKaaSE99.
csntsdl and 4R. Niloi aGJ 10 GIG9 ssaat.Ul ef7
Train does net 1eave ghaflef59nn aqo 9ss5H syf; syf;
Train leaving 10. Ii AIN. maxss taronshsannsc.
iion to New York, Fta Richmond ana AcqpiA
Sraet s o oniy, soihg tMfjdgf Fl II n6qis. 8's....
z5PassengsrSslaaylng byI SDQR H Tfatns shiIe
choice OF route, via Richmond and WaAhtpgtop,
or via Portsmouth and -Ralumore. Those leaving
FemlY by this Train lay ever on SUNDAY IN bal
tfnorc. tfhose leaving, on sAfgRnkYrsnaaini iSpH'
20 Tbis I Is the cheapest, qelefest ana stoen bless.
ant route 10 Cincnnan lhioago ana os.
nections at washington with Western fraans u
Haltimore and ohio kailroa.t-.t; aI2n =;
f..a. q.,i 1al. 9, ~ =. sstsSiSts SgtSAss
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CIGNALS OF....:DANGER.-DISEASE,
= like the rattlesnake, usually gives fair warn.
inr before it strikes: A. fsifing appetite, furred
io'1be nausea, headache; want Of proper action
In the bowels, feverishness. ,fsss1tnds. nervous.
ness and uneasy feeling trthe stomach, &C., are
ali symptomatic OF coming attack Of inliges
lion bIipusness, collie fever, or some other posi-.
tive forni OF disease. Wnerthus menaced, resort
Immediately TO .'''
Tarr.nt's Enerye.cent seltzer Apsrient'
and thus avert the attack. Aching NHultaneous.
ly upon the digestive organs, the liver. the DOW.
es and the nerves, this refreshing and agreeable
Alternative will soon restore the aystem 10 Ns nor
NAL condition OF health, regularity and vlgor.
Sold by all druggists. -. i:ifr.- octZs-Iz
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.HANGE OF SCHEDULE,

MOUNT PLEASANT ANb sULLIvAN's ISLAND
FERRY COMPANY.
UNTIL FURTHER EoTIoB.l
On and after November Q the FOL. = .rE.S
lowing schedule will be run: sFANH
Lave city f,'r Mount Pleasant at 10 A. H, s
and:6 O'Clock P. n. -. - 1';,,Sr
Leave CITY for Island 10 A. H., and 8 O'Clock
Pm.
!: Leave Island for City at La H. land AZ O'Clock
p. II.
NJ, aud Az O'Clock p II: ,,,,r,
:. An extra trip from the City every MONDAY
~ An extra % trlp from the Island every AoNp.Y.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY hoHNlNd q. q.
~ I'm oS SUNDAY a. the nrst trip from Mount Pleasant at
az and from Island at 4. H.; and last tip from
Island at * O'Clock P. NJ, and Mount Pleasant az
O'CLOCK p. M. ii. -'s,e Z: s.:.S :.Il., i,
Tas last Trip from CITY ny for l either place at ct 2
mo Freight received after. halfpast 3 O'Clock
P. NJ, aud ull Freight must be prepaid. Dupn'
cate Receipts required.
Thisi Schedule win ibs run by City Postofice
sl%e; neyl:2 2t. E. pRENDERGAsr, Agent:
ID EI n r ID "A
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H0COn and AuguHLH Hd1fuau, O6ntlHl H1HOoU
and Georgia: Railroad. THIS ,thS 9qie5f eea
sny other route ID L0uisville' 6anedan1t 40hIca6o
S.; Louis snd all other points VEST AA9fyhNs4I
r Columbia Night Train connec1 with gfeeayl4s
and Columbia Railroad; and FaJ ind na8 Rs1taEAs
connect With IOhariotaei HnedGcs IsTaEga sci gaf
Through tckete on Rale "a ta a fSase1 e NJ n
!. Camden Train ominects d Rahgvilleedafu 4ez.
espt sunday9 VII re- Passenger ffsiS haa
s;1 q - o fH@l "a. 90 TYiIRys eloe.R1eaadsat:s
g g. PIOKENS. q. T. A. 7rs, roaa a SeRxI
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Attest J. WOODRUFF. Clerk OF Senate.
OctN-ll
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MURDER OF CHILDREN.

I'm IndIa-Female Children
De.troyed-a. .Universal Crims-Terri-
hlo statistics Given by English Of
-as,als-.sHtitlsh Rule In India.
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ssios, skosh s. fssP7ssssssd By shs ballot.
IN Rneland, married woman, 1t remote
period had no rights u property or person;
possessed no individuality in law. bsing
merged inlo her husband, who Was allowed
70 use her earnings unquestioned. and TO be
whipped for o6snsss, il her lege lord shought
p,orer. % some slight compensation for DO.
ing nobody At all. II she committed crime
or misdemeauos, the husband suffered the
penalty afflicted BY lAs. In this there was
an attempt st justice. Bat 10 our free Re-
public the men make all the laws controlling
womenis property or person, and they are
Informed that such matters are outside OF
their sphere. II they txsnsRress the Law, no
matter Low ignoranily, they are told that ig-
norance Of the Law Is no excuse, and the PEN
atty which men have declared ~ just punish
usnt for ths o6snss must be exscted. II not
shis Injustice without palliation. Those who
occupy the back seats in every public matter,
and bosst Of their FREEDOM from Radical rant,
forget. ii they ever knew, that eyer right,
civil or religious, which they enjoy 80 COM
piacen,ly now, VAS Eaiped by just such-r.nt
in days gone by. That those whom they de-
light 10 honor we're the adicais OF their day,
and that then - now the conservative sle-
nent bold back the ear whssts Of progress,
and had literally 70 be dragged iato freedom
Such scoiIsd a the Bible doctrine Of the indi
vidual right Of kings in ons breath, and in the
nsxt quote Pauls uttsrancs on the subjec, OF
vomss's silence and subjection, forg citing
that 70 have outgrnwn one Of these ideas. ne
esssitatss the outgrowing Of the Other. Hence
viewed fron tbs ssaadpoipt taken when strip
pei Of sophistry and prejudice, and examined
10 the light Of reason and common sense, the
! a-gumsnts men Weld against female suffrage
ara discovered " to very fssble. The main
One 10. simply that they don't want her 10
vote, which obstinate women ~ill not scce,t
- sufficient reason. How long shall men
tail 70 ses the injustice Of their assuming 70
vsts tsxss which women must hslp 70 pay.
Of their deciding If she commi&s murder,
whether she sAallbe hung or Imprisoned for
life: Of making laws regulating marriage
and divorce, the custody Of children and edu-
cation. which are OF equal importance to
both sexes, and which husbands and wives,
fathers and mothers, should have equal pow :
~ p control or change.
Il will probably mot b long IN the future
bsfors thsos questions and other social evils
will come % before the Legislatures Of our
country fos important action. Why should
there not Be calm discussion Of them all
whsa ths tins arrives, ~ upqusstionsbly Il
viii. u = to - hoped thai universal suffrage
win y proclaimed and ackso wlsdgsd
throuehout our brsad domain. q. 8.
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That tendency to extravaeance and az
aggeration which 10 one Of The chief char
actsristics OF humanity has been forcibly il.
iustsatsd BY much that was n 6vst said con-
esrning the extsst Of. and loss BY, the Ian
Boston Ore. Instead Of 100 acres being the
Area Of the burnt district, it is now ascertain.
I'd 10 b less than 80 acres, while the loss in
stead OF approxinating one hundred millions
Of dollars, ID now estimated ct about half that
amount. The calamity ID severe enough, &C
that there 10 10 ground for exaggerating thu
evil, even were sxaggsration ever right.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES purchaaed he

DISSOLUTlON.- Having purchased the
II interest Of Evans Randall, in the
South Sixth Street Shoeing shop, and seeur
Cd The services at Mr.. Eli w. Evans, the
most accomplished Sheer and Farrier in In
diana. I An prepared to wait upon all the old
and valued customers, - well ~ all who
may require the services Of scientific Horse
Sheer and Farrier. ID. H.WAsHDURN
r. Sail diseases Of the feet. corns, split
hoofs and chronic diseases treated sensibly
and successfully. Cali 1t my shop on Sixth
street, near Main. Refer TO Any hossemau
R,ohaoud. D. INV.
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An sstablishmsnt in Pittsburgh has . pro-
ssss tbr tssati e paper, which makes It much
harder ard tougher than leather, and % elias
tic - to resist almost lany blow without per
eeptibls eo1prsssion, while 1t can be worked
vsry easily and chsaply. A French inventor
has similar process, and is now il this
country making arrangements for an ex-
haustivs trial of tho material for ship aymor.
II has been approved Of BY several naval OIL
GERS, who have seen II, and who have express
Cd an opinion that most valuable service. may
b rendered BY It. @sA
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Mr.. George b. Brewster, Of Boston, il said
70 b the posssssor Of . copy Of the New
Testament which Was printed in London in
!sess elesea years after the discovery Of
America, and one hundred and seventeen
ysars before the landing of the Pilgrim Faith.
srs. Tia boot 10 Of quarto form, three inch.
% thick and ten inches long. the marginal
notes and comments being printed in large.
coarse, Roman letters, while the chapters
ere Of Ola English type. 1t 10 supposed to
have bssu used By The Pilgrim Fathers At
Plymouth.
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Captain William Kendall, Of Fairfield, Me-,
died on Wednesday, aged 80 years. Hs IVES
the 1rst inventor and user Of circular saws J..
Hs also invented the Colts revolver, Kssdall
watsr wheel, steel chime bell .. and many 9TH
q impsovensnts. almost too tedious TO mem
tiou. The only public notice or reward hs
ever received for bis Improvements was Z
gold medal from the Governor Of his State 70,
his iopsovsment in circular saws. His in
vsations and improvements were mostly sto-
len from him.
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&75 to $3.50 per month s vs:rs

male and female, to introduce the Genuine
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing
q Machine This machine will stitch. hem.
e fell. tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and EN-
e broider ia 4 most superior manner. Price
z only SIS. Fully licensed and warranted
q for fv. years. We will pay 81 ,o0o fos
= any mech - that will sew . stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seaD thar
oars. Il makes the : Elastic Lock Stitch =
9l Every second stitch can be cut. and still
= the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing il We pay agents from s75 to
e $3.50 per month and expenses. or COM
Q mission from which twice thst amount
e can be made Address SECOND 1 CO
Boston, Mass Pittsburgh, Pc Chicago
M or So Louis, No e7l
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finance and Trade.

The active business season ID nearly ovsr
and trade i rather duller than usual, on &C.
count Of tbs money pressure. There have
been very few changes in prices Of staple
goods during The period under review, though
buyers ass enabled 70 obtain better terms for
pronp: cash than upon the usual credits, in
nearly oil dspartmssts. Notwithsta uding
the great difficulty in obtaining , money
through discounts. there appears to be very
little pressure to realies on goods where Q
sacrifice h doisg 80 would be necessary,
which is to b regarded as an indication Of
The general soundusss Of the mercantile sit
uation and confidence in the sta bility Of bu-
siness Affairs generally, despite Of the un-
toward chain Of events which have been
evolved during the past few weeks, at home
and sbroad. The truth is the present con-
dition Of the country is seen to be eminent
~ production during the year
has probably been larger than ever before,
the opening up Of now sections Of the coun-
try to population aud trade has been alto
gsther without parallel. the multiform excise
burdens beqsea thsd BY the war are gradu-
ally but surely being removed, the country
10 blessed With peace and plenty, and there
are few discouragements to commercial and
industrial enterprise that do not lie upon the
surface Of adairs. and are mot in the nature
Of things Of an evanescent character. The
INVARIABLY mild weather serves to prolona
the season Of navigation. and vastly great
Or quantity Of produce Will TINS be enabled
: TO reach ths seaboard than was believed IA
be pcssibls wssk Or fortnight ago, the
bsns0osnt effect Of which upon business
must in due time become manifest. The ex-
element Of the contest between stock gam.
bling factions, has msasurably sbatsd, and
the money pressure 10 less acute. though
Legitimate interests still suffer from the difa-
Guilty b shtaining messy upon the usua
mercantile collateral. 40
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The Uni1sd States Commissioners estimate
ths loss Of Ansriean property BY the dsprs.
dations Of Msxiean border rulhans on the Rio
Crude q e1ee,oee 900. They urge protse-
tiou 10 ths people on The border b. an m
srsass Of cavalry, otherwise predatory war
vim result. Il 10 said the President will urge
upon Coagrsss psomps legislation in the
pssmiees.
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"r THE WORKING CLASS, NAL :
or female 60 week guaranteed. Re-.
spectacle employment At home, day or evsns-
isey 20 capital required. Full instructions
and valuable package Of goods to start with
cent free BY mail. Address, with 8 CO ut re-
turn stamp, II. YOUNG . CO., 10 Cosrt-
lawd strss9.. New York. s7l
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lAllAlR AGENTS WANTED. We
81 guarantee e,nploymest for all
either sex, at IS per day, or s2Oso or naore
year New works by Mrs H B. Stowe and
Money made rapidly and easily. Particulars
free. QUEEN CITY PUB CO.. Cincinnati, o,
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W!sgAs7's ?uE Tree
Tar Cordial,
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
FOB THE
THROAT and LUNGS.

1t is gratifying to as to inform the public
that DR.. l.. Q. C. " ishart's Tine Tree Tar
Cordial, for Throat and Lung Diseases, has
gained an enviable reputation from the At
iautic to the Pacific coast, and from thence
10 some of the first families Of Europe, mot
through the press alone. but BY persons thro-
out the States actu ally benefited and cured
At his Office. While he publishes less, 30
say our reporters, ne is unable 10 supply the
demand. It gains ami holds its reputation
First. Not by stopping cough, but BY
loosening and ass itisg nature 70 throw Oh
the unhealthy matter collected about the
throat and bronchial tubes, which causes ir-
Second. II removes the cause OF irrita-
ton which produces cough) of the mucous
membraCe and b, onchial tubes, assists the
nngs to act and throw off the unhealthy SCI
cretions, and purifies the blood.
Third It Is free from squills, lcbelia, ips-
cac and opium, of which most throat and
lung remedies are composed, which allay
congh only and disorganize the stomach. Il
has = soothing effect on the stomach, acts On
the liver and kidneys. and lymphatic and ner-
vous regions, thus reaching to every part Of
the syst.m, and in its invigors ting and puri-
flying effects it has gained reputation which
Il must hold above all others in the market.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-14
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