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and Hox-s
= pr1oru rr,TuE
ID Bei'ogs
bunEs, ! "a = '
blankets,
BRIDES,
9PP'-e"
hehLHe,
Boiers, Farmers ~ "a ~ sa"'Hs'
Bone farh-
baIrel CO'es
BaAns Po"ders'
brushes, assorted
Butter IN CASKS
b'gs- BnTiAPs ana nunhy'
broons' Cofn ana h"eH'
RoaIs. Whale aud shore
E.bDitt Metals.
bristol Bricks,
bomb Iaucrs.
Backing. {" Mason's -
Barrel Shooks,
Bread.
Boat Boa'4''
b"eA''
q Ghf.ni' Los sni Gable,
Cu!L'Vators ana Aee'A'
Cooier rates, WE.
CSSL D ~
go .us MA
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CaL' Iu
Carts, Hand
Crvwbars,
Coffee Hul!ers,
ChAlksl
Clothes Horses,
Chop Trays,
Curn starch.
Gloves.
Cyprrss Shocks
C,,t,uer Paints.
Collars. Mule
cav Pines
Chocolate.
Cheese.
Cabooses.
CLANS Little Neck
Canal BsrroSs,
Cutting Fails.
Coal, Cumberland
Coal steam.
Cement. RoseniaIe
Centrifugal Liuings,
Corn, Green;
ENINLS'
DecK i'uss'
6nck CoItap I IN Il.
Dnck. BIues- New Styles.
Duck, Taw, New styles,
Drilling,
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au1ir:rl,ln1 Balss--3uture mans.
TN THE DISTRICT i COURT, OF FsTHE
II =. .IaI&ad Stataa fnr tia QIatrIct OF S1uth QArQ

TN THE DISTRICT COURT, OFsTHE
i United States for the District OF South Caro-
Una.-Il re- ,Lanrens. Railroad Company, BANK
rupt.-In Bankruptcy.
; Id Obedience to- an order In the Ahove stated
case, dated the 9th day Of April, 1872, VIII re-
cell to the highest bidder, at public outcry, attne
RISK Of the !Greenvllei and Columbia Railroad
Com psuy, the LAURESSI .RAlLRO d. at Colnm-
bia. nth Carolina. IN front OF the columbia Ho-
tel, ar l2 O'CLOCK meridian, on the twen1etft2
day of June, 1872, free from all liens ID tnGum-
brsnces, including the track and rOaf.bed, iron,
rails. chars spikes. timberB, Grldges cnlVerfs. )!
machine snops; water tanks, station houses and
Ali locomotives, cars and machinery, and all and!
sif,gular the prOnefty and aaaets: real and peri
sonai. OF every kind and description wAarayer, 1911
the Laurena Railroad Company, together with alli
the rights, privileges, franchises and easements,
iaWfnly held,: used or enjoyed, b1; the Laurena
Railroad Company, on the following terms, 70 WIZ:
Sixty-four tnoussnd two hundred and twenty-five
iS84 22i s4 dollars eighty.four cents must belpad
within thirty 1901 days after the day or aale; and
the navfnepc OF the balance or the purchase
moasyiwitnin twelve months from the day :of
sale, With interest thereon at seven per cent. per
snnnmi from that day, must be secured Dy tne
bond ndOi'tbeipurchaseria Oi and a mortgage ofthe en-
'ts TSs SSdsf viii viii Sc REQUIRED 10 deposit with the
assiRhee befofe hs bid is accepted. twenty thous
and dollars to secure compllance Win the terIls
of sale herein set forth, and upon failure TO oe:
poslt that sum the properly Will at once 6e re
offered for sale. JAMES ID. BAXTER,
Mayo n. of, ?. '7,tr.s- -. o.. <Aootsneo.l
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The proprietors of TIE NEWS and The Cou-
rier find 1t indispensable to the accurate and
prompt management Of their business, and
for the protection of advertisers, that the
practice of sending advertisements from one
newspaper office to the other be discontinued.
They, therefore, give notice that no ADVERTISE
ments received at the one Office will, In any
case, be sent to the other. At the same Time
they beg leave to request advertisers to hand
in their favors at as early an hour as possible,
in order to facilitate their proper arrange
ment
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defended by Mr.. G. W. Croft, Of Aiken, and
one by Mr.. ". J. Whipper. of Beaufort. The
inry brought in verdict of maDslaughter In
lhe cases of the accused. :
The Lancaster Ledger says: "The regular
session of the Court Of Common Pleas and
General Sessions has been postponed unlil me
third Monday in June. by order OF Judge
Thomas. This extraordinary proceeding, we
learn. is tor the purpose OF gratifying desire
of the Judge to be present at the Philadelphia
Radical Convention, which assemblies on tle
9Th of June This little arrangement OF tne
Judges will cost the county about two nun
dred dollars extra expense"
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Professional.

Oh LIE st On, s. O.,
oan be consulted on the following diseases, and
diseases OF kindred nature, free OF charge
and 10 strict confidence. Charges mode
rate and within the reach Of all. or
flee hours fromSA n. to7P.M.:
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
In all arthritic complaints, as rheumatism, gout,
neuralgia &c this practice Is almost perfect.
The most Intense pains are almost instantly r..
lieyed, enormous dwellings are reduced, limos
which have been contracted ana SUE or Years ate
standing have been cured by me after all otner
means have failed -. ~ 10 e, -.
l. "A great accomplishment is my triumph over
pain by which can often, In few moments.
fertngs. II this system did nothing more than
to relieve pain. 1t would stand superior 10 any
other system extant.
CATARRH.
stopped.up Head, Running OF the Nose, co 'stant
Hawking and Splitting, constant Blowing OF
the Nose.,
Thousands suffer from that most annoying, dis
agreeole and offensive complaint, Gatarrh, with
out knowing what 1t Is. often the secreted mu
sOd ays nSTus tSe foSnaason for consunptiuu
The most sEllIful physicians fall to core IT,
IL cure any case OF obstruction, stopped. .uI
head, discharges Of greenlsh, tnlcK, tnn or 8!Siy
mucous from the nose, internal or external, pall
or 'faIlness between the eyes, constant blowing o.
the nose. infammau n OF the nasal passages
liberation Of schuclderlan membrane, &C., III
the course OF q few days..
s,,:i,r:,g - DEAFNESS. -...;i-.'-l.
Nervous Deafness, Noises In the Head, otorrhea
olitls Discharge from the Ear,) Paralysis OF
,..4| Auditory Nerve. a. -
an, daily treating all affections Of the ear with
the most gratifying resuiUs.. Some who hsd palo
aurisLs nearly $1,000 without beneht nave Oe,I
cured by me in few weeks at moderate ex
pense. ~,
Mercury. tn,udIclousy used. has filled the eartf
with wrecks OF humanity. Thousands saner tlon
It's Effects who have been unconsctously asugges
by .tnelr pnyHtcian. ltisVatn to attempt the cur
OF the majority Of diseases while 1t remains 10 tn
6odv. Although have heard Of several 6o.caitef
antidotea fur mercury In toe human body, nav
never Jet seen physician VINO could eilm'nae
It from the system: - a.,
4 can satisfy anypatient or physicsn that cal
absolutely abstract: mercury, lead, zinc, an'
other mlueraI polsohs In every case.
.!~-., CAN CA,N oEiss. osS., ., ....t :. aiglg
Noilme!T !Tsngere, ,Lupuse or Wolf Cancer, scir
rhus Cancer, Fungous Cancer, Rose Cancer,
ljIG H. 20; u Spider Cancer. Pr
lhJ.make great specially in the treatment Q
eynry description or Cancer and Tumo.s. To-, = .
How many Cancers and Tumors are Wronlull
treated by GER ain charatsns styling themselVe
Alter being pronounced incurable, I VIM tax
.an7 one OF these cases in hand and make pei
Nv Terms for treating Cancers. &c, will b
based on the age and condition OF tne paten
and the positive certainty OF cure. .tsr.i
may25.8mo8 ----------.-
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JoTTINas ABoUT TEE STATE.

Aiken has several hundred "yaller dorgs,"
and yet its'people are notlhappy. -. -, =,
-Joseph Crewsis now running daily hsck
line between Eewberry and Laurens.
Georgetown has factory which turns OUT
two thousand ak hundred shingles an hour.
Bill Sartor, one OF the Union County ourg-
lars, was arrested last week. !
ALLEN Parr, convicted OF Illicit dstll1ng,
died In Union jail on Thursday. He was six
ty-two years old.
der, OF Orangeburg, is delegate from the State
at large TO the Agricultural Congress.
Mr.. W. B. Garrison, of Fairfield, has seven.
acres of cotton on which the stalks average
twelve inches high.
"A white man was run over at the fine
House, on the Columbia, Charlotte and Au-
gusta Railroad, yesterday, and vas seriously II
Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken delivered o lec-I
ture on diversified agriculture In Orangeburg.
on the 22d. aud established a grange OF the
patrons Of lusbandry.
Columbia, has been established at Union
Courthouse, and E. B. Wallace appointed as
sistant cashier.
Norphlet, were on Thursday last, at Lexingg.!
ton Courthouse, convicted oil the murder 0f!
Captain W. d. Harman near Lexington VII
lage, Decemberilast. "a. 49,, -, - =. -
.,se-The Governor has appointed. BENZ. +.
Bates, of Spartanburg, trial Justice, VICE
Wofford, removed, he having been arrested on
'Ku:KIux charges. Robert A. Thompson has
been appointed notary public for oconee
County. :"
"A fire broke out in the dwelling OF Mr.: j.
.C.sH, Duff at Rock Hill on Friday Inc
building and contents were enlirrly con-
snmed, The fire. was caused by an explosion!
Of kerosene lamp. Insured for fifteen thous-
and dollars. II ~. :;
-Ku-Klux arrests in Union County con-
time. About sixty citizens have been
arrested in three days. The Times says;
NEARLY every young man In the upper
part of the county has either been ar,
rested or driven from the county, and ihes
'tnight riders" are now paying their nightly!
visits to the lower and other portions"
Two fires occurred In Columbia on Friday
at the same moment, and from the same,
cause, VIZ, defective chimaeys. One was at
the residence of Mr.. Jacob Pollock. on wash
inrton street, and the other at Mt. Hunts res
idence. on Main, near Upper street. Though
the fire companies separated and repaired
promptly to the different places, the fires Tor
ianately wers subdued without their ASSIST
" THE following persons, charged with the
killing of MT. Low at Silver Bluff Landing last
summer. were tried at Blackville on Saturday,
viz: WIN. Simons, 20. l.. W. Smith, Peter
Alien and Samuel Jenk ins. These Tere an
coIored men, as was every man on the Jury
that tried them. Three Of the party were
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mnniripal Notices.

"V- nrD- -.oY,nu nnIrCTa NTnv ukTE
8IhEd0uhI OEP1OEi Oii hn1H'
CHARL LEsToN, 8. G., JUNE lsE ls72.-CITY TAX
s,srrSr r,,..a. =. III, -. onan ,,ot,1 fro,, O .
hOFlcE.-ths ouice VIM 10 open uany iiou -
n to O'Clock p. M.' 10. ana 70 ineiuce Tue i'1h
inoton. for r ECEIPT Of TAXES and no lenRer
in'.ans' ~. ~, .uo a., nnno,1 ,bot
Wltnout iofiei'' upon 'la' "uo "ne D.p'N ''
day.
| porsono having interest Incoming due on CITY
.1oap go .,a %, -, ,n,1 v,,, -ho o,o,ued N or
STOCK, on the lst Oh July, WIN oe aho"eo w on
set such against taxes II settled within the first
six tIays Of July during which time priority will
s'A - -. a., ,,.n,ron,. nm, vhere ,be
be given such perrons in pay"eus' "uS "ne'o VIC
interest is insufficient 10 pay Ine TAX oue' 1ie
dlfrerence deficient must be paid on or before the
=. No., ,orro,, ,ha,oon G.a
iotn lns'an'' vi pay ,oso w., r,...nror
Tha ,ouowIno Ordinance ia pnblIshed for lnfor
,,a,,on ano ,0 ~ .u Concerned. 511--..5 -.
nation Oh ali concelneu ~
Bull TO BAIsE sgfPLIEs FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
.BNDIN1 3lsr DECEMBER, A. d. loiz.
10 II ordaine. by the Hayor and Aldermen In
n,t D r.nnc,I assembled. and by the authority OF
ths . same: - I'..,.. -. -, :.
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GUNNER Reserts.

U- NOTICE.-OUR READERS WHO
PROPOSE TO SPEND THE SUMNER MONTHS
IN THE COUNTRY, AND PROPRIETORs OF
HOTELS WHO MAY WISH TO FILE THE
PAPER FOR THE USE OF THEIR GUESTS.
CAN HAVE THE DAILY NEWS SENT BY
MAIL FOR SEYENTY-FIVE CENTS PER
MONTH.
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Guerial Notlres.

epCONSIGNEES PER COMMERCIAL
LINE BRIG CAROLINE GRAY, Snow Master
from New York. are hereby notified that she Is
THIs DAY dlscharglng at Central Wharves. All
Goods on the wharf at sunset Siii be stored at
owners, expense and ii-k. Positively no claims
alIewed after Goods leave the wharf.
iuns-, H.F. BAKER L CO., Agents.
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npBURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST

zEBURNHAM's SUPERIOR. YEAST
POWDERS.-Having used Yeast Powder IL our
families for several years. we give decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 42l King street, near Calhoun street. Charles.
ton, 8. O. King Mansion Boarding House, Julius
Petsch, B. O. Webb, George L. Holmes, George s.
relzer, N. D., John T. Wlghtman, D. D., William
Smith, Master Machtnist, =. O. r. r.
aprbSmo3
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j. z1rnus, Qhemlrals. or.
jTLEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
"a a.i,i IT ..a:aj ATOMS: ~ ltdaa
-...- -s,,~,n =. Lfono
W. R!.iW RNE'R .& 20. !,
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I: W R.!awA RNE'R 4 Go. .
..li ,e,:.gi ioF PHILADELPHIA, baF 'f,,5sD I
j4;of1er ne1onowing assortment Of Elegant Pre-
narsrous, noH,nsed by Physicians everywhere !
send for Price Llss to DR.. a. BAER, 0harleaton:s !
Iron and Iodoform Pills, . powerful Alternative
.. and, Tonic; ...! ......,y.. q; a.;; 4G.
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, LOSS OF
Ha Nerve Power, DC. 80
Elixir Cmononis csisaya g. - -..'es
klixir rPyrophosph8te or Iron - .dt
ElIxir Oalisaya, Ir. n and Bismuth /
Elixir Calsaya, Ferrated ~ -
Elixir 0aisaya, Iron and strychnia
EIixIr EIixIr Psosn Psan i TpBsmuth and istrcyhnla
Ellxir valerianate OF Ammonia
Wine Of Pepsil r.
Bitter Wine 6f Iron
Wine Wine Of y, W. WInS o0erTy be w,,d onerrv |
Conn. Syrup of Phosphates Tor Chemical Food !
syrup syrup, 81 HypOphos lor Consumption Bron' :
oysngas ,;snltls' o. Sfs Pssutsin and Iron
Licoriee Lozenges cotaining Vanilla Ioin, S &C. c:,n
able combination or the medicinal properties,
sssoclated with Aromsrics. It is. a very
agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside rom
its medicinal virturs 1t is u-eful as vehicle
;. and for masking the bitter taste OF Qninine.
Elixir Gent!au and Iron .,
Elixir Bromide OF Potassium. 70" -.
syrup Phospa. Quinine, Iron and Strychnia. AIT
ken,s Syrup for Debility and Nervous ProH-
tratlon, indigestion, Ohlorosis, &c. ~
Elk Valertanate Of stry ychnia i d. 34g::.a
Elk. Pho,ph. Qulnine iron and Strychnia (of the
greatests service where there Is q tendency 70
p Paralystsl :Eos as!fC: H.-iat,H ca. .2:Elil
Beef. Wine and Iron an elegant combination,
especially serqceable In cases Of children aud
+, delicate ladies. -: s.4i.sf - EliE--IajsT
In addition TO the above, W. R: warner 4 Go.
manufacture a full line Of Fluid EXTRACTS and
suearCoaled Pills, all OF which arettosbe had at
Manufacturers Prices. OF -.
DIR. b. BAER, No. l3l Meeting street,
mch23 dkW9mos Charleston, 8. O.
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Real Estato Aoents and And A,uIcctionsefs A,Ictios

IT-lI,RRUsTEEs, SALE OF, THE RICHMOND !
AND YORK RIvEa RAILROAD 49,
by virtue Of two deeds OF ttrusr from rnai iRch.
mond and York River Railroad Company 20 the late
Wm. b Macfarland and tns underaixned: dsseo
Lat o: Jannary, 1865. the .ulderalgned, su5viying
trustees. will, on WEDNESDAY,: the T4th dayoI
Gagust, 1874 at 19 NJ, az the auction rooms OF
Messrs. :Grubbs &. Williams, Richmond, Viigtaiaa,
se5E TSs Uy WaoEE Rddti Eo LINE OF RAILWAY ihed
Company from the City Or Richmond TO West
Point together With ralchlsss Sf, tas ss,d
sss ssa es psoa siSsa
cedii Machinery. .TollB, Easemep eptsis.and yeyefy
other right interest or estate conveyed ~ 49 Ine
eaid deeds, excepting chose8 In acton. -.
ltfllf!3H;lf THE TERaSD SALE :. ~ tG9it
wIifi6 G1sH suficis1et TO pay All the e6stSoflex.
ecutingilhe trusts off aatd, aa9 J9 y,s9e
or 1859 ai6reYaid estlfnatet at about $s5:oe1 and
FIhen q cred;y unilrhe LIST OF January, 70
s4S 600, with interest from. the lst OF lS12,
sstui. MAJ ana fhaGI Cash 'anfaeientz Ipey
tns SSder ta tas deed @ Sf 1853 afsrsaait
about $50 oOo and sSredt until g. ess ra.e
of 8 per cent per Snnnm from the Isl or July,
1872 patabIe SENT. annually and: then1Casn sa.
1cent TO pay the interest dus on the 1onds pt tne
second class under the mortgage or. 1885 sfote.
ssid, estimated ct about S156,O0o,. and then
creditnntil 1st7of fJanuarJG As 20 S2eSpo
with interest from the 1as of ,uly, 1S!2 as sne
rate of 7 per cent per annnm. payapie 5dnlrs1-
lDualg. .and then credit until the lst ot isnnsg,
Wi h inteseal Rt the rate Of g per Cent per ais
mum grAs 10 40 much of the purchasenmepAl ha
appess5s % ise SSnd ssSsrsa
Sis Soaas ding with htha ssia olt1stsaa.
money tie purchaser shan Ggs me bond pr
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s- WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD
stable with Stalls for three horses aud carriage
room for three wagons In the Immediate vicinity
OF aorlbeck.s alley and King streets.
81. SINGERS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
1Snn1.Q
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~ CAPTAIN q. MILLS, OF SLOOf
MARY, from Pom Pom, desires to retara thanHs 10
Mr.. EDWARD BARNWELL, at Wilton, Tor MS
prompt and successful assistance and relief un.
der the following circumstances, viz: While at
Pom Pom, being attacked with fever, he became
very sick and weak; had no medicine, and couid
obtain none. he proceeded down the river, out
was compelled rrom weakness to anchor at VIII
ton Bluff. He applied to Mfr. EDWARD BARN
WELL for help, who very promptly, from his we'll
stocked medicine chest prepared mixture
which gave immediate relief, and enabled him to
proceed on to charleston. He thus publicly pays
debt OF gratitude to merit, experience and skill
which will ever be remembered and appreciated.
jun3-lH ..-#.
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oNSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP

m- COSSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA. from New York, ore hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY
a7th iust, at Pier No. 2. Union Wharves.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk and expense.
iuns1 WIN. A. COURTENAY, Agent
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jun3.mWflmO
THE HEALING SPRINGS
ON THE LINE oE THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,

BATH COU NTY, VlRGl N A,
Will open for the reception OF Visitors June l6
They are accessible BY the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad from Milboro', twenty. three m les over
the Warm Springs Mountain; or from CoVinglon
on the same road, fifteen miles, by line turnpike
OF easy grades 8ssing In full view OF the Celebrat'
ed Falling SprtnQs and the splendid scenery on
Jackson River. These Slrlngs are too well known
to require an elaborate notice az this time. The
virtues OF the waters are attested by the most en-
inent physicians. and by hundreds who have
been relieved by their use. The bathing is uxurl.
Gus and invigorating, the air pure and exhilarat-
Ing and the scenery grandI ana Saar aaa Ie
comb natl n OF mountain and water scenery
not to e surpassed.
Persous leaving Washington or Richmond In
til. morning can reach the Springs the same
night, or remain at CovIngron. where scomforta-
Bile accommodations can be had, and arrive at the
A nne Band OF Music engaged for the season,
and the usual facilities for amusement and recre-
alton provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had Of Messrs.
at the Springs.
Board SO per day; $40 per week; 500 for month
OF June; SIC per month for July, August ana
Seplc nber. or $i35 fur two mon,ns.
Telegraph and Pos Hlce IN The ho,el. /!
NJ d. HOUSTON, Ii. D. Resid1at rnysicsaa aannt
s.,- 10 consequence o. the death OF parties In
,eresred, this d, slrabe PROPERTY must be sold,
an Is now in the market. The Tract contains
auout 800 Acres or Lsni, about one third In Guilt
vation. The improvements. chiefly OF brick, are
substantial well built, aud eVince credltable
degree OF architectural taste.
inc Personal property, embracing everything
req risite for the successful prosecution OF the
business Is also for sale. Jun3 mth6
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OWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
- (FoRHgRLY RED sWBET,I

ALLEGHAN1 CUU MI, VA.
These Springs 30 long and faVora0ly KnoWn lof
their Valuable Tonic and Alternative Powers, both
as Beverage and Bath, have been newly and
completely Te1tted with convenient and comIor-
table accommodations for four hundred persons.
Route. via Chesapeake and ONO Railroao 10
longing to the Springs, will be In readiness ior
the visitors.
CHARGgs-s3 per day aud $50 per one month.
5.--I J.. r. WILSON, Superintendent.
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ZION MARRlAG GE. 90

H- ON II A r R A G E. &
Happy telier for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. lmpediments
to Marriage removed. Now method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. BOOZE
aud Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dreas HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa octl2
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit OF the Free
School Funa-OGicial Rattle Numbers:
CLASS No. 6Ss-MoRNING.
6-3S-27-lS-204 44-25-60- 3-l9-66l
CLASS No. 534-EvRNNG.
T-4O-l2- 6-42--54- 1-26- O. 6-2l-l.
As witness our hands at Charleston this 1sI.
day OF June, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES 0ILLILAED,
juns Sworn Commissioners.
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@ ESTIMATES WILL BE RECEIVED
until 30th instant for Whltewashing the Centre
and Upper Markets. Applications left with the
undersigned. WILLIAM KIRKWOOp,
may23 Chief Clerk.
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~ MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE

. ~ MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON,
s. o., MAY 20, ls72.-The Faculty will meet at the
Medical College, Queen street, on every wEDNEs.
DAY, at Il O'Clock, for the purpose OF granting
Licenses to Apothecarles and Druggists in COM
plisnce with an Act approved by the Genera
Assembly, March Is. 1872. Applicants can apply
to the Dean daily, at Mr.. Bal bots Apothecary
Store, No. 4S Broad street, between the hours OF
10 and IL O'Clock A. NJ. Graduates in Medicine
and Pharmacy must, on application, show their
Diplomas. GEO. +. TKEsCoI' ID. p.'
T. iun3-mwf6 Dean OF the Faculty.