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tse. and everv family should have them hand
Tor their protection and relief, when requiT ell
Long experience has proved them 10 be the sai-
est, sure-t and best OF al the PfltS Win Mhcn
The market abounas- by their occisignaa 70 ~, use' '
TEN expelled, Instructions removed, and ne
whole machinery Of life restored 10 its healthy
activity. InteTnsl organs which become clogEec
snd sluggish are cleansed by -sHes''s Pills, ani
stimulated into action. Thus Incipicnt disease
when reekoncd On the vast nMltitudes VINO en{oy
II. can hardly be computed Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant TO take. and preserves Their
virtues unlInpaired Tor any length q ulnr' 50
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly Tenobie.
Although searching, they arc mht. and operate
athoHt disturbance 10 The constitution, OF uie' o.
Fuii directors arc given on the wrapper 20
each box, how 10 use them a. Family Pils SIC,
and for the following complaints, which liese
FOR Dyspepsiss or HndI=c-:ion. Eisrse-s-
rseas. E.s.nsIfor ard Loss Of q pPctfre. they
should be taken moderately 20 stimulate the stoM-
ach, and restore its healthy tone aild action
For Eiver Com Dissinf and its various stFnp-
toms, Bilious Ezeadachc. sick Head
ache. Jauussicc OF Green Sickness Bit-
iOus Colic and Etilsou- EcteFs, 'hey snoslI WI
be judciously taken FOR each case - c"lrcct tic
diseased action or remove the DISTINCTIONS "hlci
cause il.
mild dose i generally required
FOr ISheuuIsirierss. GsOuT. g rs,Nci. Tai
E,ira.ion of thc Heart E,ssn tn the
aide. Back and I.OEEsp. fAey should he contiu
uously taken, required, 70 change tie diseased
action OF the system. With such change those
For Esrop-y and Dror-icssI sueiiinry,
they should be taken IN large and frequent doses
10 produce the effect OF drastic purge
For suppression large dose should Do
taken n Il produces the desired eject By yui-
pathy.
As a Dinnr7- Pin. take one o. two Pills 10
promote digestion and relieve t.le stomarh-
Au occasional dose stimulates The stomach ai q
bowels restores the appetite. anc inrGorlcs tic
svstena. Hence IL l. oftcn advantageous where
no serious aeranretnent exists. one who iecis
tolerally well olten finds that q dose OF ihe-a
I'flIs makes hln feel decidedly better, non their
cleansing aad renoyHtinS eject on Tie digestive
apparatus.
FRETAnED NJ
Or. ". c. ATER& CO., Practical Chemists,
LoEELL, MSS, L. $. Z.
roz SALE ~ ALL DRUGGISTS ETERTTF lE.i---
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B,sth Wcod Seminary,

Hickman, Kentucky.
FE7HE Fnurii Session o. f;hisiustititutlon
~iil commence
Mo&Dtl, SEPTEMBER 2d. 1872
TERMS per session OF months or 10
-ch9gl weeks.
fulton per session > months or -
weeks, speilins, nr-t Lessons ~
reading wriiinr. sc ..........-.... sl2.50
Advanced reading, nent,slfi rithme-
ii-. first lessons iu =eoeNphy and
written arithmeiic c-..................-.SI5.cD
Engilsh CrammnT. Advanced Gseg-
rtphy. rifien Ariii.ia.tic. frst
sessoas ia Phiios9phy aud ComPo-
si'ion ........................... SIT 90
Algebra nnl The higher Mafheuat-
lc- art Natural Scisnces......-.. 20 80
Ancient and Modern Langusgcs ...... IS %
Nusicinca ling use-of ii4no. ....... 20 o.
CzyiinSeni TAX tseach pupil......... 90
Nodedar,ion except 10 case % rrotracfea
sickness. Faliis charged from fiuie 81 CT
trance
Tuition due eno-haf a. niidiie % seq
sion; otht h'ir si close Of same.
john ". COwGll.L Principal.
Mas. NAEy II. Cow0iLi, Assistant
juiyia-if
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alew Aarrrtisfments.
Taken In

0AO4A ~ T.
S STRAY, by John 4. Sloan, living
n three miles Southeast of Hickman
GA the Dresden road in Fufron county
ny. on the 18th day of October last, UNE
SokkEL MARE, aged about ten years.
having dim white spot in forehead, "a
small white spot behind left ear. name Oft
tiooks 10 have been cut off with a knifel.
a little v9ite on right hind foot, some
collar marks, shod before aud about six-
teen hands nj gh bat having no brands or
other marks Spd which | appraise at the
value OF one hundred and twenty-five
dollars
Also,
by the same and same time, ONE BROWN
HORSE, aged about four years, having
small dim white spot ia f0rehead. bieuish
IN lower part o.. left eye. small " bite spot
on right hip, knot on outside Of right
hoeki and about fifteen hahds nigh, but
having no brands or other marks aud
winch 4 sppraise al the value Of one hun
dred doliare.
Witness my hand this 5th day OF NOV.
loa2 J.W. MAYES. ). T. +. Ca
Hev viG-Sv
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure OF all derangc-
nlents in the s.1m-
arh, liver. and bow
els. They are a mild
apcrient, and an
excellent purgaiivs.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
ial whatever. Much
serious sickness AZ 4
suffering Is prevent
ed by their timely
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THE latos; improved
Machinery, Farming Implements. Etc

ihst VIC think or people demand o. use
We are also agents for various
FACTORTE5.
and can pressure these articles on tas best
terms.
We arc defe rmined b make speciality
y this business believing that ~ know
he grea. naci of our people fsr -hese labs
saving FARMING IMrLEMENTS, T. en-
able - 20 make something more than =
mere living gs farmers. ore.
gS We ARC nrcparrd % order Nachiaorr
from Any parr of che Gnitri states
Esss- Aiso. rs are ageats Tor our porriar
Hickman Wagons. Piows. etc fnaie b.
HeTfwsct, B.liTsr X 90.
We viii. q, ksrelDfs~e keen 0u haud
general assortment VI gERcHANiis4 ii our
line. which We viii cell 70 iiis Ycry lowest
possible c4sH rArf-
Having jp-t comricfei 1nr ia~ge and
coanmodiors Produce aai Machinery Ware -
ho4se, we are row prepared iy handle any
zind OF pr0d-se for shipment. OF sale ia
oar market.
We tuauk our friends for their liberal
patronage in rhe past, sud viii try % merit
ccntinuance or the same IN the future.
TERMS '9sinrsiy e4sh Or iis eq-iraiesf
Pow ELL 4 BRO
Hickmsn, ~. June -, lsI,
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| attest ~ OVcltE.
Come and see It.
Jg-t opened
Ready Tor inspection
- cent. Counter,
Z ceH. cUuteF, at
RICE ) BRO.
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Tax Bernar.Ts Chill t'arc aa-i be con-
vincea Of It's merit. wIy suffer from
Fever and Ague. when Bernard : Chill
Cnre will cure YOU
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THOR Men and Boys wear we have
full line sfr Clothing Hats Caps,
boots, Shirts, &c, &c,
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Fritz Sanase,

ElSgFAcTCHEc- ASD DEALER IN
ar smal
4 tx =. ~ j q Ea NJ -
CLINTON s., HICKMAN, El.
nRDEHs WifL RECEIVE PROMPT
~ Attention Repairing doae "a short
est notice.
UN ERrA AKER
waalsn and Meiaiis c0ffns also KEPT
on hand
mnrch >
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ihsi VIC think or people demand o. use
We are also = sen.s for various
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Temperance Department.
xDIroRIAL coNNiTTEE:

A. D. KISGMAS, c. /. .ASDLE, AND
JOS. H. RoELHAc.
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J. J bli tuu, Z ut m.
90 motion the Convsntion adjourned
to meet at Hickman on the last Wei
uesday il April next at 10 o clock, n. IN.
4. d. KiDgmau, W. Z.
L. j Barton, W. ).
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A New Party.

BERSARDs Chill Cure acts on the liver
and bowels Bernsrrs Chill Cure con-
taina nothing iniurious.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, February 10.

WASHINGTON, February 10.
Senator Davis is recovering.
There will be no minority report In favor of
Abbott who claims q senatorial seat from
North Carolina 1t is reiterated that Colonel
Miller will report In favor Of seating Ransom.
The following nominations were confirmed:
Barney, collector Of revenue for the First
District of Texas; Chas. Hall, assistant secre-
tary Of State. ..#@12o~
The committee on ways and means decided
to-day that the income tax for the current
year Shall be collected as heretofore, the COM
missioner of internal revenue distributing the
necessary blanks.
SENATE.-The majority and minority Ku-
Klux reports were presented and ordered to
be printed. The majority report, In connec-
tion with the extension and suspension of the
habeaS corpus, recommends an exceptional
general amnesty. The discussion Of the sale
Of arms to France was resumed. Adjourned.
HousE.-The civil rights bill, similar to SEN
ator Summers, went over to Rext Monday. A
resolution instructing the committee on ways
and means to report bill sbollshing the duties
on salt aud coal failed of two-thirds vote;
ayes 103, nays sc. A bill abollshing the duty
on tea and coffee was passed over by So to Sc.
The Ku.KIux committee reported. The minor
ity report presented bill which was not re-
ceived by vote of &c to 130, not two-lhlrds,
because It contained phrases disrespectful to
the President; but afterwards, upon condition
that it should be pruned OF offensive and un-
parliamentary phrases, iswas received Without
q division. Adjourned.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. February 10.
The barometer will probably fall on Tuesday
throughout the Mississippi Valley. with In
cressiIg isoutherly winds and threatening
weather. the lowest pressure moving eastward
toward Illinois. The highest barometer will
remain, over the Middle and Eastern States,
with partially cloudy and pleasant weather.
The low barometer in Florida will move north
east. keeping some distance off the South At.
'lantic coast, with Increasing northeast winds.
Easterly winds, veering to southwest. with
pleasant weather, prevailing on the Western
Gulf coast. Dangerous winds are not antici'
:psted for Monday night, except, possibly, In
Wisconsin and on Lake Superior.
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time,
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ABOUT BRIDAL COUPLES.
A Bachelors Remarks on their Appear
-,., lance and Behavior.

-
The washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnau Commercial is facetlous over the bridal
couples who flock to the Capital toeDjoy their
honeymoons. he says:
There must be some undiscovered magnet
which brings 30 many happy pairs to Washing.
ton. They flourish in such numbers In no
other city, but the secret has net been discoyF
ered.c You meet them everywhere, and at all
honrs-no, not at all houre, unless you take
your breakfast very late. II you go down to
or eleven, you will sea a perfect schsol, or
flock, or drove ofthem. There they sit at the lit
tie round tables all over the room, and they look
very ypretty-Imean the brides, of course, for the
men, great sheepish fellows, are not worth
looking at, There they sit, in the properest
kind of attitude; they would not have you Tor
thelworld think they were at that very mo-
ment the hal plest girls on earth. Their dress
is of the properest kind subdued or neutral
shade, trimmed with velvet and fringe or em-
broidery; q dainty little hat, with bow or rib
BONA patch of velvet, q plume, shred OF
lace, and bright flower trying 10 hide among
blushes that come and q On her round
cheeks.
The little doves always come to breakfast In
their hats, and carry their little coats and muts
and gloves in their little hands. This Is the
style, lalr BlrlS, IL you uafo nuy euSu LaIuG IL
view. She may 60 back to her room and read
over the letters he used to write her all day
long, and not go out of the hotel at all; but it
is the style to 60 down with hat on and all
things ready.
tits very amusing to watch these people at
the hotel. They come 10 every meal-break-
fast, lunch, dinner and supper. At breakfast
they look very pretty. at lunch $3.50, at din
ner they are resplendent, and at supper pale
and tired.@You see them attheir best at din
ner. 1t is there that they shake out the
wrinkles in their new dresses. Yesterday
the pretty bride went to dinner In black silk
and Valenciennes: to-day she wore atght-blue
silk, long train, trimmed with point applique;
tomorrow she will wear ashes s-Ofrose silk,
white satin trimming and fringe; the day fol-
lowing,sif she stay 80 long, she Will wear
very handsome black silk walklng-sult, and
the following morning you will see her at the
early breakfast with her demure little travel
ling suit on, for she is going in the morning
tra{n-going back to begin her future-but
whether for good or Ill depends largely on
ioroo1f
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE sEws.l

COLUMBIA, 8. c., February l9.
The special committee on the bill to make
appropriations and raise supplies for the fiscal
year commencing November l, 1871, made
their report to-day. They say that the de-
aciencies In previous appropriations amount
to ss5O,OO0, and that the delinquent taxes, in
the last three years, amount to 81 100000.
The present embarrassed condition of the
State finances is attributed to the failure to
levy and collect sufficient amount In past
years; and the neglect of the Legislature in
past years to provide annually for deficiencies
In the revenue nowNnakes greatly Increased
taxation necessary. The committee report
that the debtIbearlng interest is sll, ,s94,9O8 sS,
and that the interest required is $719,694 81.
The expenses Of the State for the current year
are estimated at 81, $50, 900. The committee
recommend the passage Of the substitute, with
an amendment making the interest on the
debt payable in currency or national bank
notes.
The Senate passed the bill 10 incorporate
the Charleston Water Company, and adopted
concurrent resolution to adjourn on the 29th.
The House passed the bill 10 incorporate the
Beaufort Horse Railway Company ajoint res.
olutlon to relieve Treasurer Vampill, of Ma
rion, of uncollected taxes; joint resolution
authorizing the levying OF special tax In Will
liamsburg; bill to incorporate the Provident
Land and Real Estate Company of Charleston;
bill to incorporate the Big Bay and Adams
Run Railroad Company; a bill to renew the
charter Of the Bennettsville Academical So
cleey; bill to amend the charter of Orange
burg; bill to punish parties for making
fraudulent sales of land; bill to renew the
charter of the Town of Newberry; bill to re.
charter Frog Level and change the name to
Enterprise; and bill to incorporate the Town
of Mullins. A bill to incorporate the South
Carolina Agricultural College and Mechanics
Institute was, passed to third reading after
a long debate, In the course Of which Jones
made furious attack upon the State Univer-
Bity. PICKET.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

-ssNol prosses' have been entered in eight
whiskey cases In Baltimore. upon the payment
of the costs by the defendant.
The Hon. George Fl. Pepdieton spralned
his ankle In Cincinnati, and will be laid up for
several months. {1Q
The Ku Klux trials commenced at Jack
son. Miss, yesterday. There were two hum
.dred persons accused, and the witnesses were
all black.
The blockade at Salt Lake City Is more
vigorous than ever:
The claim of the weekly papers OF New
York for over 100000 for corporation adVer-
@sing has been disallowed as unauthorized,
although the advertisements were ordered by
Officials
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THE ENGLISH srsIkEs.-rhe latest English

The ENGLISH STRIKEs.-The latest Eaglish
papers announce the termination of the strike
of four thousand colliers at Codnor, In Derby
shire. An advance of eight cents per long ton
of twenty-five hundred weight of one hundred
and twenty pounds had been made, but as
subsequently wages were paid on basis of
twenty-five hundred weight OF one hundred
and twelve pounds, the employers proposed
taking off four ccc.SS a ton. This proposition
was rejected, and the men struck. After
cessation of work for week, the dispute was
settled by an agreement to allow reduction
of two cents ton. The joiners of Newcastle,
after prolonged strike OF ten months, have
resumed work, having obtained their demand
of Sc 72 for fifty hours of work per week. The
Operative Stonemasons' Society. Of London,
have demanded an increase of wages from
sixteen to eighteen cents per hour, and r'-
duction ofthe period of labor to fifty-one hours
q week. These terms have not been accepted
BY the employers, on the ground that other
building trades have just settled upon the fifty
four hours week as the limit and that 1t
would be almost an mpossbility for masons
to come and 60 at different hours from brick
LAYERS and other men on a building. The
miners of North Staffordshlre, ten thousand in
number, threaten a general strike to reduce
the working day to eight hours.
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Ne,u Qualifications.
EOGARTIES BOOK DEPOSITORY.

HYMNAL OF THE CHURCH, "standardp Edi.
tion, IS cts. liberal discount BY the quantity
for Introduction Into Churches. s''s1i -: i1.is
READING FOR THE SEASON OF LENT, &c. = I.
Hanna's Life Of Christ-The Earlier Years Of
Our Lords Lie on Earth; Chrlsts Ministry In
son *? The SsiS Last Days Of our PASSION
The Fo " Days After Our LORDS Resurrection.
vol, Illustrated, S. 90; Iorary Edition, vols,
Siddon-The Divinity of Our Lord and Saviour,
Jesus Christ; Eight (Bampton) Lectures by q. p.
Slddon, D b., D. G. L.; 81 60. Siddon's Univer.
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Goulbu us thoughts on Personal Religion. 81 90.
Persuit OF Holiness, rs cents. The Idle Word,
ST. 90. Farewell Counsels, 81 90. ri..f.-; 4 :. ;
Our Church and Her Services, by Oxendew ],
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Shiloh, by w. N. L. Jay. story Of earne:t and
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sunday Echoes in Week Day Hours first series,
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The Journeyings Of the Children OF Israel, vols,
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Bojatzky s Golden Treasury, In several varieties:
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Jeremy Taylor's Rules and Exercises OF holy
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Keble's ChrisltaniYear, various editions.
Vaughan's characteristics Of Christ's Teaching,
drawn from the Sermon on the Mount, 81 80.
Kip's Lenren Fast, the History, Object and
Proper observance Of the Holy Season OF Lent, by
Bishop Kip, S125. Reading for Every Day In Lent,
Compiled from the writings OF Bishop remy
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Bishop Wilson on the Lords Supper, 81 90. S
The Foundations OF Our Faith. papers read be.
fore mixed audience OF men, by Professor
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Prepa alton for Death, Translated from the
Italian OF Aonzo Bishop OF 8. Agatha, edited by
the Rev. Orby Smith, II. A., 81 Is. =
The Divine Glory OF Christ, by @. ]. Brown, d.
D., Edinburgh, 81 90.
The Church Of The First Days; First, the Church
OF Jerusalem; Second. the Church OF The GenLlssi
Third, the Chnrcn OF the World, BY y. J. Vaugnsn'
D. D., Vicar Of DoDcaster, So Is.
n Persons residing In the county VII W. Pt0S Pto nS
bear In mind that by sending their or1ets ,ii n ~
for any books published In America, t1Sy az for
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NOTES FROM GOTHAM,
NEW YORK Fnhrna,

NEW YORK, February 10.
Lorrillsrd Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared ils first dividend of sixty cents on the
dollar.
The Cleo: atrs, from Havana, reports q
vessel burning In latitude 81, bAt conld not
reach her on account of the dead calm.
Archbishop McCloskey suggests o discon-
finance of the professions on St. Patrick's
Day.
The Stokes trial was resumed. the question
0elng upon ns Eat IL
the instance of the prosecution.
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THE OLD WORIDS NEWS.

ANTWERP, February 10.
A demonstration was made to-day against
the Count de Chambord's residence. The ring.
leaders were arrested by the authorities.
MADRID, February 19.
It Is now said that Topete or Serrano will
head the new ministry.
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THE NEW APPROPRIATION Bill.

A Damaging Report-The Ku-Klu1 no
Longer to Blame for tho Financial
Smash-A Side Blow at the LeGisla.
ture FOR Spending More than Their
Income-Proposed Repeal Of tho Law
for Paying Interest In Gold-Passage
OF @ Batch Of Balls.
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5perial Mptires.:

Observation-Disclosures EN-
TERTAINMENTs Of the Society Will !tstGplace
THIS DAY; 10Th Instant, ato's ;o,olocf at
the Hail. - tx, A. W:IAaERs ~ ;;yEls.s
febls-2 .,, ,..+,.', For Committee.
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NorK.-The weather reporJ dated 7.47 O'CLOCK,
this morning, will be posted In the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart, may tby the
courtesy OF the Chamberl be examined by ship.
masters at any time during the day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-20

p AT a REGULAR MEETING OF.
the Board OF Commissioners of the Almshouse.
held on the 9Th instant the following Preamble
and Resolution were unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published /: Caa .f:.y
Whereas, The City Council having materially
reduced the appropriation for the support OF the:
Amshouse for the ensuing year, the Board OF
Commissioners, in order to make the, .approprla-
ton meet the requirements CT the helpless poor Of
the city as far as possible, feel. themselves com
PEELED, In the discharge OF their public duty,
require more rigid inspection Of the condition
OF those obtaining outdoor relief. therefore,
be IL ~ 80
Resolved That from and after the Irst day OF
March, ensuing, all outdoor relief will be dis.
continued, except to- such as may present new
applications, said applications to be recommend
ed By TWO immediate neighbors OF Sfespectabihry
who shall certify to the worthlneas Of the appn:
can't as well as TO bis or her incapaeity TO earn
livelihood In case the applicant shall be tncare
pacitated from earn ng 9 livelihood, either by
disease or permanent disability, the certificate or
physician, IN good standing, will be required.
All applications for relief Will also be required TO
be attested by an Alderman Of the Ward In which
the applicant resides. Blanks will be furnished
by the Master on application to him at the Aims.
house. @. Is. SlGWALD,
Secretary and Treasurer.J-f'
Charleston, Feb. 7. 1872. feb9-4fmW4D6
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@- C0NSIGNEEs PER MERCHANTS.
LINE SCHOONER IDA !BIRDsAlEt nom eneM
York, will send to Adger's North Wharf hefofe
sunset for Goods! or expenses viii be !neurred
On same. No claims allowed after, Goodsaleaye
the wharf. % WILLIAM ROACH 4 CO.
feb20-1 ,,,,,,,,,5,..,-,,
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~ o N n, ARR AG e. -

Happy relief for Young Men from the, Effects,
OF Errors and Abuses in Early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediment
to Marriage removed. New method or treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. iHSealed envelopes. Ad.s
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. a South
Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa g. octl2fi!