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Much More than the Entire Interest

Much More than the Entire Interest
on all its bonds. While Railroad Bonds may be plenty
those upon paying lines and for small sum to the
mile, are seldom in the market.
We do not hesitate to recommend them unusually
They not attended with the uncertainties OF pro
iected enterprises and the prompt payment of the n
terest and the final payment of the principal are as
certain as any future financial event.
The Bonds are First Mortgage. and are for 81 900
each have Fyears to run and bear at the
rate Oft per per payable the first of April
and October both principal and interest being payable
in gold in New York.
ER-we have sold One Million in the last few
weeks TO Trust Companies, and for the investment of
Trust Funds and to the most careful investors and have
but a small amount remaining.
Full particulars furnished application in person or
by mail. to
MEssRs. RICE, WHITING & BULLOCK,
OR,
w.B sHATTUCK & CO.,
BANKERS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GENERAL AGENTS,
my2 dT TIL S&weow3m % Nassau ST.. New York.
Rice, whiting a. Bullock,
BAN MIXERS & ROCKERS
Cor. Main and Penl Sts., Forester
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. Silver, Coupons,
ETC., etc.
Investment Securities a Specially
Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds.
Special attention given orders for purchase and sale
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin or steerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange Drqns
drawn payable in any of the principal cities of Europe
Allow interest on deposits subject to check at sight
Special deposits for three months or longer received
With interest at current rate. DIFF aplO
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M E ID @ AL Off CE
293 Front st., Washington So.

DIR. HILL has probably had more practice and-expcrI-
ence IN curing diseases OF private nature than general
als TO the lot OF any one physician; and Within the
lsl seven years lie has doubt cured more those
uhcut cases OF private Diseases such as require pract
ea experience than all the other physcians in the city
me reason that he applies hlmsefto the duties Of his
procession with untriEg zeal and industry In the inves-
llgaon OF the disorders TO which he has confined his
whole attention. and has by this means discovered thn
the oln-ashoned mode Of doctOrng symptoms only does
not succeed well as his plan OF ATTACKING the disease
hrstextinguish that and attend to the symptoms as
may best NJ the case. His medicines nee from any
nauseous drug, and easy 20 he taken without inter
lerng with the ayocaons Of the patient. Dr. H. would
say mat his medicines are free from mercury. and All
other poisonous drugs; they pat up in small and
compact form, and can be taken without Of posure
or ndrance from business and except In cases oil vo-
tent Inflammation no change OF diet necessary For fur
the particulars please cal at his Office 293 Front street
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DIR. HILL stu continues. With remarkable suecess
his treatment Of all Diseases and Irregularities incden
tai 70 the sex from whatever cause Tho Drs remedies
are distinguished alike for their harmlessness purity and
absolute The devotion OF ou lrter n n cens
ury in the careful study and scientific research COM
bned With large and extensive pracceD into The ma
theology Of those dellcate acti6ns peculiar TO ladies
enables him IN very many extreme cases, 10 insure
prompt and speedy eonvalescenee. The Drs prepara.
lions VIII be forwarded per express or mall securely
packed 70 any address, upon receipt Of price $500 The
Dr can be consulted at his ONCE 293 Front st. (Wahh-
lngton SD from A. to9P.M Consultation tree.
The Or apartments are so arranged that patients do
not see each other
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DR.. G. A. HILL. 203 Front st. tYasblngton an \ Inns
no superior N the treatment of that deplorable action
Seminal weakness or SpermntoIrhmn
Strictly private and confidential
Hours-0A. NJ. to y y, N. dim tnvig
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fNO LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.
wanted, good reliable man. TO act ns Agent for
first class Company for Worcester Co. Address Is , r. o.
Box No. 696, Worcester d3t mie
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notice.
Having leased the Stone Yard at Worcester Junction.
to Horace Hamilton, the
PIummer. Granite Company
desire TO inform the pnbc that they have no connection
Granite Co.. for granite from their Quarry shoud he
addressed to NOrihbridge, Mass. w
ml3 DIFF ISRAEL PLUMMER, Treas
n Card.-A clergyman, while residing in Sonth
America as missionary, discovered a safe and sIrnpe
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and tbe
whole train of disorders brought on by baneiu and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured by this
noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate Will send the recipe for pre-
pairing and using this medicine, In sealed enyelone +.
any one who needs 1t, FREE OF CHARGE Address los
I. lNMAN, Station d. Bible House, New York civ 80
mh23 d&wtie3i ~ ''
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GLORIOUS SUMNER be enjoyed to the full by using
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Eostetter's Bitters.

m- LOST HEALTH RECLAIMED
Selr-neg,ect lays the foundations Of much bodily
suffering. AS ?. rule men are more solicitious 70
repair and preserve their houses, stock 10 trade
and other nerishable property than TO repair anu
preserve themselves. They can see When wall
reoui-e, a prop. Dr. weak structure glrder, but
anpear to be unconscious Of, or indifferent to, the
cracks and flaws and evidences OF decay In their
own frail and sensitive organizations.
The consequence OF This want OF common pru
dence is, that th usands fall by the waysde In The
prime or life every year who might have lived to
enjoy hale and hearty old age, II they had re-
sortei to the proper means tf recruiting their
falling vigor o. the proper Tine.
Seeing what that famous vitalzlng and lnvlgo-
rating elixir, HOSTE TIERS STOMACH BITTERs,
has done for countless multltudes OF the enerva-
ted and broken down, and with the long, un-
broken record OF its cures before him, 1t seems
amazing that any suffering from premature de-
cav, nervous weakness, dyspepsia, billousness,
chronic constipation. or disease OF remittent or
intermittent character, should delay, even for an
hour to seek the did which It's tonlng, regulating
and inyigorating properties have never failed TO
afford.
1t Is no exaggera,ion to say that Hostetter'd
Stomach BitterJ Is the most faithful ally OF No
sure, In her struggles with weakness and disease,
that medical botany and honest chemistry have
vet given to the world. jun24-mwf3D8C
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and forty-eight thousand men on foot, must Dc
reckoned corresponding augmentation OIL the
artillery arm, the cavalry remaining pretty
much as before. Supposng The same rate Oh
recruiting to be continued tor four years alter
1874, it is calculated there will be sufnclenI
amount of human material for the formation
.of fifth battaons. The increase Is partiy
brought about by more stringent recruiting IN
Prussia, and parity by the Southern states
having at last consented to do their military
duty towards the central government. ami Keep
their contingent at figure propoltionate 10
that of The north. Another measure, ruth
lessly turning the peaceful dove into an engine
of war, is the order that carrier pigeons shall
be bred and stationed in all the border for-
tresses of the Empire. The first places to re-
ceiye this addition to their garrison are Melz,
strasbonrg and Cologne; Konigsberg, Posen
and Thorn are 10 be the next.
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Address RIORDAN, DAWSON i CO.,
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Should the Baltimore Convention Nomi-
nate Greeley!

The man who thinks that the direct noml-
nation of Horace Greeley, as the candidate
of the Democratic party, will not tend to
ALLEVIATE the Republican vote, and to narrow
down the contest to the issues OF 1868, does
not remember the experience OF the Demo-
Gratis OF this State in 1870, and has not read
with profit the speeches at the Grant ratif-
cation meeting OF Wednesday last.
In 1868, the Democrats OF South Caro-
lima nominated Republican for Governor.
That nomination was seized upon by the
| Radicals as proof that the candidate was
q Democrat in disguise, and, by harping on
this string, they arrayed the negro vote
solidly against the Reformers, who were, in
consequence decisively defeated. And al-
ready Horace Greeley, only because the
Democrats are ready to vote for him, is pro-
claimed the Champion OF the Lost Cause,
while it is asseverated that the fight be-
tween Grant and Greeley is fight between
Republicanism and Democracy. Will not
this cry become infinitely more potential if
Mr.. Greeley, in very truth, becomes the CAL
didate Of the Democratic party as regularly
as Horatio Seymour was in 1868 or McClel-
Ian in 1864?
1t may be said that this fact will not have
the same effect upon the intelligent Repub-
licans OF the North and West that it will
have upon the ignoramuses in the South.
The difference is in degree only. The in
fluence OF that nomination will be felt by
both Democrats and Republicans. Greeley
will not be elected, unless he receives o near
,ly unanimous Democratic vote and consid-
erable Republican vote. The Democratic
vote he can get, without the assistance
Of the Baltimore nomination. But with that
nomination, he cannot expect as large a
Republican vote as he would undoubtedly re-
ceive as the nominee of the Liberal Repub-
licans alone.
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@-NOTICE. - GREENvILLE AND
COLUMBIA RAILROD COMPANY.
The State ex Relatlone the Attorney General,
P.aintil, vs.. the GreenvIlle and Columbia Rail-
road Company, Defendant.
JAMES q. GIBBES, JAMES r. PRTNGLE and
Others Plaintiffs, VS.. the Greenville and Colum.
bia Railroad Company and others, Defendants.
The undersigned naving By order OF his Honor
Samuel W. Melton. Circuit Judge OF the Fifth
Circuit, dated June 18th, 1872 been appointed Ref.
cree on the above stated cases to ascertain and
report, among other things, the amount OF in.
debtedness OF the Greenvile and Columbia Raj
road Company, with authority by advertisement
to require all creditors to establish their respec-
tive demands before him
Notice is hereby given to all and singular the
creditors OF the said GreenVllle and Columbia
Railroad Company, whether holding bonds OF the
first mortgage, bonds or certificates OF indebted
ness guaranteed hy the State bonds or certif-
Gates OF Indebtedness OF the second NOR gage,
-mortgaged bonds or claims OF any other
character, t present and establish their respec-
tIre claims before the Undersigned as Referee, at
his oflce In Columbia, South Carolina, on or be.
fore the 1st day of October next, at which time
his report on such claims Will be made up and
submitted to the Court in the said cases.
JOHN .. GREEN, Referee.
Columbia. 8. T., June 10, 1872. jun27 .12th1l
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At the Grant and Wilson meeting at "ihe
stHub." General Butler " denounced civil
"service reform as proposition to raise an
"oflce-holding aristocracy." This must
have been painful to Judge Hoar, who had
Just been telling the audience that General
Grant had "labored for civil service reform,
sand had been baflled at every point by Con-
"gress." General Butler understands The
President better than Judge Hoar does.
For particulars, see the cases OF Casey, OF
New Orleans; Clark, OF Texas; Cramer, Set
tie and the like.
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The State University.

The Columbia Phenir speaks feelingly Of
the South Carolina University, which has
ever been San object of pride to the State" I"
and which should receive ''the earnest sup
'.port OF all Carolinians." This is very nice,
indeed; but what does the Phgnir think OF
the appointment of the arithmetical DR..
Cummings to the chair of mathematics !?
Surely that has not helped to restore public
confidence, and to warrant the belief that
the University will enter upon new career
OF prosperity.
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Bores.

A time of great tribulation is at hand in
Virginia The people OF that much afflicted
State are being deluged with college COM
mencements, tie closing exercises OF female
schools, theliSt of awards at academies and
the like frightful iRtliction even for q
day, but intolerabIe when it lasts for weeks.
Already we have some refreshing samples OF
the correspondence which ensues on such
occasions. A genius writes to one OF the
Richmond papers that Miss Initials, who
figured at certain commencement ball,
looked e'like page cut out OF volume OF
"Greek poetry" while Miss Blauk Dash re-
sembled ga moving romance" &c, &c.
This is very fiue, provided there is not too
much of it. But there always is too much
of it.
Truth to tell, the readers of Virginia news
papers have hard time OF it. Bore sue
ceeds bore the year round. First come re-
ports OF Legislative and Congressional pro-
ceedings-doleful reading, not confined to
Virginia. But in Virginia these proceedings
are followed by crop speculations, always
premature and generally incorrect. Then
come the deliberations of religious bodies,
assemblies, associations, conferences, syn
ods, &c. Next in order are the commence
ment doings, already alluded to, and, after
them, the most abomnable bore OF oil,
watering place correspondence-which lasts
till the fall, when the legislative proceedings
| commence again. So there is no peace for
the wicked, nor yet for the innocent, inpoor
old Virginia. Newspaper readers in that
distressed land get the worth OF their money,
after fashion.
II there be an interval in the series OF
| bores Just enumerated, there is o municipal
election, with its dreary array OF figures to
fill it up. Should another gap occur, the
papers get up quarrel with each other TO
fill that, and rather than not have something
boring to close up the smallest interstlce,
there is, as last, unfailing resort, the
srievous thing called tournament, particu-
ulars of which, even down to the platitudl-
nous "charge 10 the Sir Knights" must be
given at any cost. What place is there for
literature? What room for art? What me. J.
est loophole for science or the discussion oil
local topics? None whatever, so far as we
can see.
Virginia is, in many respects, desirable
place to live in, and the people who inhabit
that paradise are worthy OF it; but they
have curious taste in reading. If they de-
manded anything but bores, we presume
the newspaper men would quickly gratify it;
but it seems they do not demand it.
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Nc UNCOMMON PLEAS-BEAUFORT
OOUNTY.-Ex parte BAILEY Il COMPANY In re
R. ]. DAvANT, Com missioner, vs. the Trustees OF
the College of Beaufort Pursuant to The order OF
the Hon. q. B. FARMER. judge, In the above stated
caac, notice Is hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment Creditors OF WILLIAM II. WIGG
that said Court has limited and allowed ninety
DAYS from the date OF this order In which said
Creditors may prove their claims before the under.
signed, Receiver, at his office, In the Courthouse,
at Beaufort. ID. q. JUDI,
CO. P. Receiver.
Beaufort, g. O., June IA, 1872 jun22-80
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