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Druus, Ghsmlrals, Er.
\R. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU:

DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU:
~ MATIC SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never to have failed TO
cure 2s, 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
Including Rev. g. u. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls ul SchuylElli, Philnhel'
pha; the wife OF Rev 3 bhYsa FqH
Philadelphia; doctor Jennings and Doctor walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. J v. Greeley, member Con-
gress from philadelpha; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, aud thousands Of
others. Warranted TO cure or money refunded.
DR. GEO. CAULikR, Agent,
july1-1yr Charleston. s. q.
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CHARLESTON, y. O., June II, 1872.

CHARLESTON, =. O., June II, 1872.
Messrs. DowIE, NOISE DAVIS:
GenAenler-I have used number OF bottles OF
your Culller's kennedy for Horses, and from my
experience believe II to be the best Liniment
ever offered to the public. have had for the
past eleven years stubborn case OF salt kheum
or Tetter on my head and arm, which has been
treated by the most skilled Physicians OF Georgia
or Collier,s Remedy has efectually cured me.
A. WILSON.
Proprietor Livery Stables No, l4s Meeting street,
Opposite Pavilion Hotel.
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aoint Gturk Qompanp.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON-
PaNY for the benefit OF the Mate Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. Se-SATURDAY MORNING, August 10.
32-50- l-23-3O-38-47-1 -7l-4S--42
GLASS No. 8O-SATURDAY EVENING. August 10.
22-35- 6-28-49- g. 4-4l-lO-9 -9-4-G6
augl2 A. MOROSO, Sworn Commidsloner.
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ITO BAKERS
Dr. Fl. BAER offers at The lowest market
rates the following articles, OF which he Always
keeps good stock OH hand:
Carbonate OF Ammonia-iu Jars and In bulk
Cream OF ofTartar-pure
Supercarb0nate OF Soda
Sal9ratns
Fresh Hops-presscd and loose
Ginger, Race aud Ground
Oil Uf Lemon
Extract OF Vanilla, made OF the best freah beam
For sale Wholesale and Retail at
UR. BAER'S Drug Sfors
No. 13l Meeting street.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1860.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1860.
ISAAC COLLIER, ESQ.,, Glasgow q. H., Barren
Co., KY.
take great pleasure 10 recommending Golfers
Remedy as an almost indispensable article, and
very valuable to all who own or have charge OF
stock II ia Tho best have ever used for Spraine
Sores or Calls on Horses. Some OF the men con-
nected with the Company have used it for severe
Burns and Sores as we'll as Rheumatic Pains, and
for Bruises, &C., and all say 1t acts like magic. In
Scratches on Horses 1t is Invaluable: we. use no
other LlnImenI J. n. bOhNo,
For Adams's Express Company.
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Beaufort, 8. c., June IA, 1872. jun2a.eo
~ ON MA K B l A G

" y N II A d a u II ~
Happy relief for Young Mcn from the enects
of Errors aua Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
atored. Nervous debility cured. lmpedlments
to Marriage removed New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable romealos. hook'
and Circulars sont free In sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth strcot Philadelphia. Pa ocLlS
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@r DURING MY ABSENCE FROM
the state, Mr.. BARTON N. SHEA will act as my
Attorney. HursoS hSE'
aup8-lhstu3
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DIAMOND HILL, ABBEvILLE DIST, 3. OIL

DIAMOND HlLL ABBEVILLB HIST., >. u,
June Z, 1870. {
Messrs. DowIR. NOISE & DAVIS, charleston, 8. U. ::
GenUemen-rhe box OF drugs ordered ON 3ist
t. partlculnrly The Coler's Remedy. We have
had twenty calls for 1t lu the last twenty days.
1t is decidedly the best medicine that ever was
compounded fOr what It processes to do. 1t has
been used IN this vicinity for Rheumatism, and
has proved more effectual than anything eke.
DR.. q. F. s. cured himself OF bad case OF
rheumatism by the use OF Two bottles. He has
been laid up over three months. He 10 now able to
practlce again. Many certificates can be procured
In this vicinity, and we write this from q sense OF
duty to you. KAHN MCADAM.
DOWlE, NOISE g. DAVIS,
PR0PRIETORs, Charleston, 8. G.
jun3.mW5mos
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yyIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Applications for admission into this Institute
are now received for The next session. Cadets
admitted will have the peculiar advantages which
this important State institution supplies, not oply
In It's liberal scientific course, but In its effective
military discipline.
Catalogues WIN he supplied by application to
FRANCIS H. SMITH, superintendent.
Reference Is made to the numerous patrons In
Soutb Carolina july22 me-
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A. MINOR, OF York County. $. O., writes us.
nnder date OF october, 1859. as follows: "my
horse was considered worthle; 8, thls case was
Spayin) but since the free use OF your Golfers
Remedy have sold him for $3.50. Your remedy
Ia doing wonders up here on man anu Deast.
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
M W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
MU,, ON EUROPEAN plaintiffs favOrite es-
taolishment, situated In one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, on the highest ground. and
consequently well adapted for u Summer Resort,
being comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
nifciently furnished with baths and other con.
veniences on every noor. ia now open for the re-.
ception OF those contemplating tour OF pleasure e
the coming Sei iiOn. The cars run within square
Of the house. Cuaches at all tile stations. =. v.
WESTC0fT, Proprtst.r. JunS4mos
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RACE CHURCH INDUSTRIAL
U SUHOOL.-InstructlOn will be given aud the
use OF machines allowed gratuitonBly on Thurs
day and Saturday morning, from A. n. to p.
NJ, Mt the Depository, Chalmers street. junl9
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&buraIlonal.

NOL MBIA FEMALE ACADEMY,
~ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOI.-Exercise
viii be resumed on TUESDAY, October 1st, 1872
For particulars, apply to the Principals,
JANE II. REYNOLDS.
auo,o.6 sOPHIA NJ. REYNOLDS.
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powLEs BROTHERS & CO.,
NDON, PARIS AND boston N
No. 10 WILLIAM STREET,
NEW YORK.
iun3-mW5m0s

CIRCULAR CREDITS for Travellers, available
throughout tie world. Bulls cf Exchange and
TelegraphIc Transfers on any part of Europe IN
sums 10 suit, msy2S-x
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Gueciai Nntires.

@- COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
The seml-Annual Examination OF the oiasses VI
the College will commence THIS MORNING. at y
O'Clock, and continue daily until THURSDAY next
o,opn F. A. PORCHER,
oro1e4 Secretary Faculty.
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MISS V. MURDEN WILL ID. W RE-
lN OPEN her School on october lst. Rev. j
Lis viii RiSe Lesoone, 80 ,L..e.ss.,e eua
Relies. lettres, mud Mr.. ALEXANDER In Algebra.
.MIss MURDEN will form Glass for Young Ladies'
who wish to attend three times week to receive
instructlon In he higher branches. july y16-ml2
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muniripal Notices.

~CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, 8. c., JULY 81, ls72-::
Sealed estimates will be received at this once
until August 20, at p. II, for repairing the
Charleston College Building, according to plans
and specifications in the City Engineers Office. a
W. W. sIMONS, -
augl-thstu9 Clerk OF Council.
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g PER STEAMSHIP

@- COESIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New YORK, are hereoy
notified that she viii discharge cargo THIS DAY
18th inst, at Pier No. 2. Union "Haite0
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners' risk and expense.
anpaa1 WIN. A.. COURTENAY. Agent.
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NFEDICINE CHESTS,
N Physicians' Saddle Bags
Physicians Pocket Cases
Electric Machines.
For sale by DIR. Il. BAEk,
No. l3l Meeting street.
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rTNO PHOTOGRAPHERS!
DR.. II. BAER, No. l3l MEETING STREET.
Keeps Iull assortment nf Phntngraphtrs' Gheml'
Gals, as a,so Pure Alcohol. Acetlc Acid, &C., 4c.,
oil OF which he sells at the lowest prices.
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FOR MAN.

This Linament has gained q losting reputation
unire an external remedy, such as rheumatism,
Soreness and Swelling OF the Breast. Pain and
Weakness 10 The Back and JOINTS Spralns,
Bruises Cramps, NumbnesH, Frozen Limbs, Bites
OF Insects, old Sores, Fever Snres, Goltre or
SweeI Neck, Paralysis Wounds. Eryslpelas,
Bites OF Reptiles, Headache, White Swellings,
Poison, Burns. oil Swellings, Salt Rheum, COrns,
Warts, Sore Eyes, Run Rounds, &C., dc.
FOR HORSE.
It is warranted to cure Lameness. SPAWN. Big
Head, Big Jaw. Founder, Sprains or The Shoulder,
Leg, BACK, Sinews, Ferlock, Sline Joint and Hook
Joint, Splints, Wiud Calls, Ringbone String Halt.
Swelied Legs, Cracked Heels. Thrush, Poll EVIL.
Saddle Calls, Old Sores Strains OF the Round
Bone and other Joints, Enlargement OF The BacS
Joint, and all Diseases OF Hordes which are caus.
ed by Inflammation Of the Muscles.
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WAN DEUSEN's WORM CONNECTIONS.
made OF Pure SantOnine)
Pleasant, rellahle and orIectual; has stnod tile
test OF many years.
For sole Wholesale and Retail by
DIR. a. BAER, No. l3l Meeting street.
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Gnmmer Resorts.

WTHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
Famous for their ALTERATlvE WATERS and
fashionable patronage, are now open. Iney are
1000 feet above tide Water-afrordng entire relief
from prOstrating summer heat. Capacity for TWO
thousand persons.
Charges-$3 per day and $50 per month OF thIr.
~ days, GEO. L. PEYTON CO..
may2a .wfmS8 ProprIetnrH.
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nUSSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL
IL This Preparation Is highly recommended
b, many OF the leading Physicians OF Oharieston,
and is always kept for sale. Wholesale and Retail,
by DIR. H. BAER, No. l3l Meeting street.
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as- TT Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A

lF TT IS DIFFICULT TO uIrH an. nH "a
dozen lines the reasons why SlAMoNs'S hhl
TlU COMPOUND, or LlvEHCUkE, should De pre-
ferred as corrective and Alternative 10 every
other medicine in use. Firstly, 1t ailays le'ef'
secondly, 1t cleanses the bowels without violence
or pain; thirdly, 1t tones the stomach; fourthly. IL
regulates the row OF bile; filthy, Is promotes
healthy perspiraslon; slxthly, 1t relieves the sys
tenn from unwhoesome humors; seVenthly' IL
tranquilizes the nerves; eIghtRy 1t acts upon the
blood as depurent, and, lastly. It forms one ol
the most certain Liver Regulators known.
Ready for use In large bottles. For sale by
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
aupo-fmw3 wholesale Agents for SO. Ca.
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for 5aie.

II ENTUCKY MULE LOT REMOVED TO
N No. 85 Church street, near Broad, where
Mules and Horses viii be sold low Oh time. X.
OAKMAN. auR84F
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UJANTED, TO PURCHASE, ALL
w kinds OF secondhand Furniture, l0r
which good prices will be paid. Address LOCK
ROY No. l22 PO aug12-mw2a
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Uains.

VTTANTED, TWO CARPENTERS. AP-
w PLY Immediately at State Cotton pIess'
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MULES, AT KENTUCKY MULE LOT,
lHl No. s. Church street. Just arrived from the
W,sG, twenty Prime MULES. For sale on time.
R'OAKMAN. aug8-4s
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WTANTED, FOR A SMALL FAMILY, A
w Woman, 10 CO X and wash and make her.
l0I Tradd street. aug2
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-30
SOCIAL WINE-DRINKING--A
CRUSHING RETORT.

At an ecclesiastical meeting, wine
drinking came under discussion. Some
favored it-some condemned. At length
an influential member made a vehement
speech in its favor, denouncing opposers
as fanatics. When he had ended, lay
man asked permission to speak. "Mod-
orator. said he, ''it is not my purpose
to reply to all that you have just heard.
My object is humble and practical. |
knew father, who was at pains and
sacrifice to educate son at college
There he became dissipated; but, after
he returned to his home, it's genial in
fuence, acting upon generous nature,
reformed him. | need not tell you that
that father rejoiced.
"Well, years passed. The young man
completed his professional studies, and
was about to leave home to enter upon a
life-work, when, in an evil hour, he was
invited to dine with neighboring clergy
man, noted for his hospitality. At din
ner, wine was introduced-was offered
to that young man-was refused; was
offered again, and again refused. He
was then laughed at for his singularity.
He could withstand appetite-ridicule
he could not. He drank-He fell
From that time he became a drunkard
and long since has gone to drunkard's
grave
Moderator, continued the old man
with streaming eyes, Il am that father
and he who just addressed you-it was
he who ruined that son p
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Father Gavazzi took occasion, on his
recent visit to Chicago, to visit his COM
patriot, Father Chiniquy, at St. Anne,
Kankakee county, Ill. These two dis
tinguished reformed priests were born in
the year 1909; both were leading men
the Romish Church, and exercised great
influence among their countrymen. We
extract the following from the Inter
Ocean; "They left the Established
Church at the same time, and have since
labored for Protestantism They are
probably the only living priests who, af-
ter having left their Church, have so
we'll maintained their power and infu-
ence for good among their former core
ligionists. Immediately after their
change of faith, both were subjected to
the repeated attacks of mobs, which ston-
ed and threatened to kill them, but their
fearless attitude prevented any serious
results. They have since succeeded in
converting those who were at one time
their worst enemies, and number theil
proselytes of the Church of Rome by the
thousand. Father Chiniquy has now a
large colony of converts at St. Anne, and
is laboring to establish a college at thai
place to prepare young men for the min
istry.''
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PIETY IN THE COAL-PIT.
GOD moves in a mysterious way
His wonders to perform.,' -


His wonders to perform --------
We have been reminded of this COUP
let while reading communication lately
received from collier named Henry
Pickering, who writes from Buddesley
Ensor Pits, near Atherstone. It appears
on the 9th Of July, 1886, four men
were killed in that pit by accidental hap
pening to the engine. This occurrence
made deep impression on the minds of
the survivors and it was proposed that
prayer should be offered each morning
before descending the pit, by one of the
pious colliers. This was readily agreed
to, and has been continued ever since.
The writer was the first to begin. Well
may he say: 'Who can tell what ills
have been prevented by this practice %
This accident also led to the holding of
an annual meeting in the open air on the
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
nearest the 9th of July. The one on
Sunday morning is held as early as half
past four o'clock, and is largely attended
The object is not so much to commence
rate the event as to seek the salvation Of
sinners Several addresses are given by
the GOLFERS and others, who also engage
in prayer. Our correspondent has never
missed this anniversary for thirty-siz
years, the thirty-sixth having just beer
held. Who can tell the amount of gooG
brought about by what men call an acci
dent? There is mystery about thes'
things, but as William Cowper also says
in the same hymn:
Goods his own interpreter,
| And he will make it plain"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-09-30

A New RELIGIOUS SECT.-A new re-
ligious community is now attracting con-
siderable attention in Iowa, where its
members of fifteen hundred, are settled.
They have purchased about 10000 acres
of land on the Rock Island and Pacific
railroad, and have erected several mills
and manufactures which they carry on
themselves. They call themselves cam
anians," and are Germans without ex-
ception. All property is held in COM
mon, and the affairs of the society are
managed by fifteen trustees, or fathers,
as they are called. Each person is al
lowed to draw certain amount from the
cooperative store yearly, and no member
Is given any wages or any money for
personal expenses. Meetings are held
every day for religious services. In ad-
dition to the thirty thousand acres Of
farming land already mentioned, the So
ciety own large -four and wooden mills
on the Des Moines river They manufac-
ture fine quality of yarns and flannel
in colors, which stand high in the mar
ket. The Amanians are noted for theil
honesty and fair dealing, and are much
respected by their neighbors. Marriage
is not encouraged, though it is not for
hidden, and as the community is not re
ceiving any new members, it will prob
ably in time die out.
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"G0d is MS own interpreter,
And he will make it plain"

FASHIONABLE LIFE.-If there is any
enjoyment which can degrade the human
being and harden young heart, it is
the atmosphere Of merely fashionable
life. You may take the tenderest and
most beautiful and lovely girl, the one
that is kindest at home, and loves her
father and mother best, and put her into
the highest circles of fashionable life.
with plenty of money and plenty Of
scope to do as she pleases; cover herself
with diamonds and pearls, costly silks
and laces let the love of admiration be
the controlling passion, and by and by
all the tenderness of that young creature
passes away, and her thoughts concen-
trate upon herself; what figure she is
cutting; who her admirers are, what
conquests she can make; and by and by
the youthful, beautiful modesty is gone
and the way is open for vice that in The
beginning would not have been dreamed
of, or, if thought of, put away as utterl.
impossible.
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2Relieioms department.
Row. j. W. MALCOLM, Editor.
SPIRITUAL POWER NEEDED.

The Holy Spirit is able to make the
World as successful now as in the days
of the Apostles. He can bring in by
hundreds and thousands as easily as by
ones and twos.E Thercason why we are
not more prosperous is, that we have not
the Holy Spirit with us in might and
power as in early times. If we had the
Spirit sealing our ministry with power,
it would signify very little about our
talent. Men might be poor and uned-
ucated; their words might be broken
and ungrammatical; there might be none
of the polished periods of Hall or glo-
rious thunder of Chalmers ; but if the
might of the Spirit attended them, the
humblest evangelist would be more sue
cessful than the most eloquent of
preachers. 1t is extraordinary grace,
not talent, that wins the day. 1t is ex-
traordinary spiritual powers that we
need. OH we know some before whom
we shrink into nothing as to talent, but
who have no spiritual power, and when
they speak they have not the Holy Spir-
it with them but we know others, simple
hearted men, who speak their country
dialect, and who stand up to preach il
their country place, and the Spirit O.
God clothes every word with power
Hearts are broken, souls are saved, ant
sinners are born again. Spirit of the
living God, we want thee! Thou ar
the life, the soul, the source of thy PEG
pies success. Without thee they Cal
do nothing; with thee they can do every
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