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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-13
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgery 0
London, Graduate OF one vf t most cmlnent
Colleges in the Un ted States, and the greater
mari Of whose life has been spent In the hospl-
tails of London, Paris, Phil lelphla and else
where, has effected some OF the most asiohlSnllg
riugi = in the head and ears when asleep, great
NERVOUSNESS, being alarmed Ut sudden sounds,
bashiu ness with frequent bluahlng. attended
sometimes with arrangement OF mlnd, wore
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TEA DEALER

S. f. COR. hING AND ST. dSAPH S7S.,
nov 22-tf Alexandra, Va.
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rHFHsATHERAsD THE'cRoPs.

The ooonee Courier reports: ."Plenty of
rain, aud gardens, crop, 60, in fourishing
Asnbscrlber at Pomaris says that cotton
looks well, and corn has been Improved oy
the rains. 5,ss,r. ~7,'
The Georgetown Times says: s'We have had
since our last several good but not very heavy
rains, which have done the crops great GOOD,
but have tailed to cool the burning atmos-
phere. which has been upon.us since last Sat-
urday, Thermometer over ninety degrees"
THE gCheraw Democrat says: The past
week has been the wsrmest experienced In
this place during the present season. The
thermo&eter on several occasions has been
as high as ninety ty-seven. The corn crops are
beginning to need rain very much"
ia correspondent of the Augusta Constitution
alIst, Rrilfhg from Barnwell,. says 'The
crops are gerry good In this section. Cotton is
looking finely, is IN bloom for acres; and the
supbosltion is among the planters that the
crop will foil short of last year. The corn crop
Is rspleHdIa and ine; II we can only have show
ers in this month there will be the greatest
abundance made. "'.'''' 90 ''''-' % -
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wednes1a, last, at the advanced age of one

Wednesday last, at the advanced age of one
HUNDRED and fourteen years and five months.
1.-The Oconpe Courier says: "Rev. W: 8.
Bowman, of Charleston; delivered an able
temperance meeting lecture In the courthouse
on tae .2sth, ult. he Viewed this subject from
a Biblical tandpolht, showing; by scriplural
quotations, that the use OF liquors as beVer-
age, ts a violation Of oGhristian morality. ~
-,-A.little Guild Of Mr. 81. NJ. Myers, of Barn
well, about two years of age, one, day last
week picked np q small vessel of concentrated
I've which had been carelessly left In Its reach
and Swallowed q 'draught Of II, and now lies
In 8 critical condition. tThis is the third accl-
dent of this kind which has occurred In Barn
well. -. So -. :g &c:
1.-The examination of the free colored school
at Cheraw. under the charge OF Hr. q: l.
Shrewsbury, took place last Tuesday. The
examiuation reflected great credit alike on
the pupils and the teacher. In the evening an
lexhibitlOn ,ot singing, speaking, dialogues,
&c. 'took: place, which proved very credltaole
Ito all concerned. y:
1.-The following sales OF land were made at
Union Courthouse on Monday: One lot OF 404
acres, was sold for 80 cents per acre-cash.
One lot Of 252 acres brought $5 per acre-cash.
Oae lot of IA acres, sold under order otapro-
bate Judge for partition. was sold for $3.50
|llttle more than 60 cents per acre-on credit
/ of II months, except costs OF partition.
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AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
T ATOMS.
W. R. WARMER & co.

W. R. W A y O.,
IN p,uu .nrI purA III
.,l,.g oh AAA~-' ..'fi5ea .
ncor ,hs ,o,ow,no assortment OF Elegant Pre-.
one. W 'n' Ao"0e ,,.,o,.n. .ouorvwnote
paratons, now USED oy tassuianS ,e'et1" noie'
Send for Price List to DR.. Il! BAERr rOharlest0ns
I,on and Iodoform Pills a powerful oAlterative
A'on ".s
and Tonic ~
Comp. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence Loss OF
Nerve Power, DC. .,,,,.. ..,.,r
Elixir Oincnonts OaliBaya =
Elixir Pyrophosphate or Iron ~ 80 ~
Elixir Oallsaya, Iron and Bismush'
Elixir Oalisays, Ferrated ;.,.i.l. ~
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RELIGIoUSLY.
Jorr1Nes ABOUT THE STATE.

--Oconee Court opens to-day. I'll
-Anumber of robberies have taken place IN
UnfOnpirle, -;
Ia burglar stole two pair of pants from F.
W. schepper; Of Beaufort, last Tuesday. |,
The Commencement exercises OF the wal
halla Female College Will oegin Oh "eunes-
.' THE Governor has appointed Mr.; B. j.
Donaldson, Of Aiken, to the office Of trial JUS
Mr.. E. Armstrong, well known citizen OF
Aiken county, died at bis! residence, near
aNontmorenci, ON Friday. nlg ;,
fr-The Georgetown African Methodist Church
charged persons having tables or baskets on
The Grounds on the Fourth q license Zee OF
from one dollar to ten dollars,
The lightning laid several telegraph poles
low along the line of the Greenville and Co
lumbs Railroad Tn9raday me sa,ns wEs Nsoasd was
Tine residence and contents OF Dr:T. W;
BRIGGS. or Clar sndob, was entirely destroyed
by fre last night. The fire was the result Oh
aSo.aH.' Mr va ter Mcleod, son OF Mr.. B. L. Mo
Leod OF Clarendon was bitten a.oa On @s Wss
a large ratti ssnske q lew oSyS "so' "N'0
plonXnn,g ,e p Pe1nt ns % son of Mr.. W. NJ Pelot of
Atken' was thrown. from wagon on Weones-
da1 evening and badly cut In tho back OF Inc
head. The injury IS not serious: 49,, a.
THE National BacA u Cneseer nas Ie-
n,ared dividend OF six per cent. on us ope,
rations for the last six months, payaole Oh anu
A'ef The s saw NM of Mr. John Pementer, located
-. 1nntmorenci. was destroyed by fire on
pWSadaesdbg night. The mill had ont rece1,y
been fi6isisd and proves heavy loss to Mr.
femsnse Tbere seems to be cessation Of hostlities
h,otgas, the United States marshals ana elti-
zsns in Union county. We. howevSSs,t Sat isas tpsV
that one of the .msrshais s.asea aet 'n"'
na9 %bn nj sSHsa Of D. H. Chamberlain. In Colom
b,a uv was % robbed on the 4th. The thieves got :
Sat Sis. aaS snd eost some telegraph and raurosd
9ssnts nss a shG acheck for s244 which led to tne
tne1s Rosa sac GsIhorp, faithful and valued ser
want Of the Calhoun family, diea canntv az Tsnet on
Haoood's plantation, AbbeVille Gount'' VI
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) Nem 'pnbhraitr11s::
& BOOKt DEPOSITORYI j;

. .ES0GABTIE'S BOOkG DEPOSET0RfG
- 'zna NEW oATAI6aUE. No. IS. :ssss.q
sTgREs II R9STaY U sFUIIoso4REHHE s4E Hd
sha!5p's Nulta!e a and Religion in zaens1 Of their
Lange's New Volume, the BOOK Of Kings s5.i!
Dean stanley History of che, Church OF Scot
the es 6essis oi sGs Exoau Jl Joulae5nss H Foot
F:@ Ia tho -Wlldefness OF the Forty Years Wan
~. defings, undersSkeni in connection with the
s9EyaS o sPs anq ans
a. with MACS and Illustrattons, s.. o. -G.itsG
Jesus, Dy Charles F.. Deems numerous l'' nnstra-
Paul Of Tarsu,. an Inquiry into ths;Timaa.snd the
George 3. WOODS, ~ p, L. D: Hlsto ical ana
Women Helpers In tho onurch; !tneir ssyingsand
rn Doilgs. Edited py William Welsh. eI eooF
Robert and William ,Chamhera 81. Memoirs and
80 Xnt0biost hfcs1 "reminiscences, 81 tg:lI:z-
Ts TSSSs ysSesss q ssRasaa Rsa SSs naas
- Edited BY Spehter4 Bairt, 81 c:.;1 -.
The Newspaper Press af charleston. eubr&cingNa
period OF lao yesrs. by Rm. l.. King, 81
AstfSaSny and Ind geology .oompatea oX t0Fa
The stadsns,s fM , own Speaker, Mammal of Deale-
msllun and oretqry ~ Fan t tRasyss, , Ss;,s II
shakesPeare edited WIN neses ~ wm nn, ~ se ssi.
ton Of hAsESgs1n5', 81 1',0s OF
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LORD KILG0BBlN, by chas. Lever, CLOTH $is 90:
- pap 81 Acl's TIyst 'Ispes 1ssF "A hlneaS as
@ he !. 100000 who voted Yes, lfop me French
of Ercsuts III Cha,ria1J coth 81 2bpsPer.gsc:
AUrown for, the Speats paper 7sp;I rBSneo ea
Schernts, paper 55c.; ~ The pancslled9 p W., py
Miss Eliza A. Dupeyi paper ~ bo. rie1aotrS' Sn r
: from German OF E. Won Eot9shpeis, oTar -
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Ir,f. a story Of Austrian Life, by B. L: Ear Eai-
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b.. Yeop MIA fiScb Sy Wakfe Oohlhs paper Soc'
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snd Around the Worlds pyadd yaodsfS His2ory, H5o1,
81 IS, Three GePta Tanne 81 aGGh6tisNHtural
~ Chariss D1Ho Snr'. aenenI readsss and t4oQng
pe9sSns sranssss .sh !hs aqshhoE sane
. Hon. 6y E. AtkiIson, *S; o.. ,n,.,v ,,,,tn NJ
ssE PARSONS !resldng sn Ine countl5 NispS1so1 p 10
bear IN mind dsnnaSsd snss Ss in H tss VIM be
any yr,eS sSU OILY prize orsthu BooEI RaDsy for
the p9sstssYsSA 9sssYs ARffEs & BOOK DEPosr6RY:'
~ No!s2eo King street, I'm tRe ben9no
~ spr9a.tutrs %; hGit hgG CaafieseeA seS
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my Secret.

HIVE secrett Nay, yon see m busy
And merry always. SO you think and say:
SYhy with your Idle ponderings cloud and darRen
This sunny dayf
have no secret for the world to question,
Nor even for my dearest ones to cnide;
NV secret can whisper to the Master
To none beside.
Lire the iron belt beneath the royal mantle,
Cltse to my heart press 1t, aching SLOW.
Yon see me smile; the smart beneath the laughter
You cannot know.
In that dear ear which ever listens, hesrkens
The faiutest breath OF human woe or pain
my voiceless voice pours an tncessant question,
Like dropping rain.
Why is 1t, Lord , why Is itw Thus murmur
No answer comes; or. on the Winds low sign.
"a far-on. whispering voice says: "wait, my daugn-
ter"
Or, "By and BY"
could not bear my load without this easing;
Into this secret deep my ALL throw;
That he Is there. is listening and Is loving,
Isan i know.
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Mallnfattnres.

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
Il to. my friends and the pubic that l have
Opened AN .ESTABLI>HAEET FOR MANUFAD.
TURING LAnIES' AND GESTLEMEN'S UNDER
SWEAR at No. l8l King street, where would be
happy to receiVs any orders In my line. sAM'L
LANGLEY, j.! IL .,at.i jqnlQ-lu0
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HyHE ENEMY SURRENDERS,-THE
dragon slain by St George, and the snake
nuIsances compared with OaR0 NIGn lhDlGES:
.TIUN and its accomplishments; yer this foe OF
health and life, with all the brood OF billions and
nervous ailments Of which 1t Is the PARENT sur
Whsn the physical powers are 40 apt to droop and
lsngulsn; and the spirits TO give way the toDiDg,
purifying, refreshing, renovatIng and regulating
operato Of this most agreeable Of all correctlVes
is especially coneasive to heatn.ut IL ana a1 TIgUr
pists. S1'''Ir-! -. % .''' 'jun22-2
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prusgsl and Hte;6,finss.

nR R'S-,:VEGETABLE ,+RHEU-
- MATiO SYRtP.-
Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure 2s, 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. O. d. Ewing. Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Fails Of Schuylkill. Philadel-
phia; the wife OF. Rev. J, B. Davis, Hiehtstown
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphiu; Hon. Y. 0reeleTI2 member Con-
igress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge, Lee, Gam
den. New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart. Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands Of
others. Warranted TO cure or money refunded.
Z DE. GEO. QAUhiSR, Agent,
. iulyl-lyr charleston, s. O.
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y .1-,B b. GRUBBSG q WILfi sse:
Hol1 Estate Agents and

DE 6hUD0S q W1LL1AmSS%syxsss
TlRUSTEES. SALE OF. THE RICHMOND;
l. AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ~ 49,.
BY virtue OF two deeds Or trust ffom tnH iRME;Ss
mond and York River Railroad Company tutns3ssb
respectively The oh or of ssptemSsr 5 isS
1st Or January, 1855. the underaigneds fsutytNnes
strustees, VIII, on WEDNESDAY. the 14th day OF
August, 1874, at ~ r., a. the aueton, fooms Of
All sa ST pSnIic asyS HIStSn. hnlG1monf ~
1 ms WHOLE .ENE oF tRAILwAY.,ot tho said
Company from the City OF Richmond TO- WeaE
Point, together with the franchises OF tlfb ssM
Company, and the Eqnpments5 Rolling Stock,
Machine, Shops Depoiac Wafer Stations Rpsd
othsr @ Right, Interest sP sP ssssss
said Deeds etSsRPE REsSs ass.esas 81 ss
will be CAsH sufctent TO pay all the coitS 6f iex
ecoting the trusts Of. said gdeeds, ,RnGtc tclAythe
interest on the bonds. outstanding under the deed
SsS s f iss sSSs sSS A pS 20
$4s 0o0, with interest," dhn Clst9f 5plyiylBI2
az ifhe rate Of g. per- cent spere eannnnh. payable
the Interest d1e o1@the; bonds, OF the:drsrciass
under the deed Of 1888 Aforesaid. estiRsted g
about $4,000, and credit until the 1st! q Janu-
ay 1sss ss e E Interest e. sss fa5e
1874 payable sepi annps,lyp and .then gasa suf.
second cism under the mortgage of7189B6o&e.
R2lQl e8Llm6t9d NJ RDuut Slpo,uRs; h&iu tuS1t %
credit until 1st Of January, 1877, as TO $4,000,
with interest from the 1ss Of J0ly, 1812,p aptqe
rate of per cent per annun, payable samtap-
nually and then ciedit until the 1Bt OF January,
1890 as torhe residue Of g to6 pdrchas6 money,
with interest at the asof. q peFcent tperd 50
mum. .ASto 30 much of the purchase money as
may be applicable 70 the bends, -1ecureG ibytithe
deedSof trust Aforesaid, the purchaser shall lR3ye
his bonds corresponding with the Said outstaHd-
ing bonds and sa D. the residue of spch purchase
money, !. the pufchNser Bhsf give! ais bona or
bo1dsISs may bedetefnined upon 1fEeil ltaeA Aaie;
the purchasers bonds u be- secured by deed Or
trust on the properly ana franchise8 sold. t9lsfs
Capitalists viii take. uott6a thas the ELECT 81 .
sale and. conveyance, by the, Qnderstgned VIII Pc
to extingnish the Company sfotesatdi and make
the purchasera q body corporate. lEor furtnefpaT-
ticuiars, apply, 20 ,kesslears PAGE, Nj 4AURYs
Counseliors at Law, Richmofid. Va sn' f'lst-
i37'4 y E'7Il 3E;l.r; PIG GR:HrMAHRE,TY7 r.
Il E..i,,i,. ass,, .,,,s.otf in nJ.PR0SSERT TARR,
Surviving Trustees.
"A: Sale conducted BY KeafssI IaRuBBSE&
WILLIAMS, AuctoneefS.
- fEGGgiz5I--yEI -. 20 I;-Tlup,aaIG -.
;,.. ..,, NOTICE 10 BOND H0LpEKS.
Holders OF tnb mortgage BondB aforesaid VIII
rspors as once TO- Haasts: PaGHa6HNIRriMch.
Mond,, Va, the nnmbeE, Of Bonds n held bby fhem,
the deed OF trust by which they Afe secured, the
amotlfi5 of each Bond, aud the amount OF interest
dpe.5 Holders Of Detached Coupons VIII repoEtas
"1N!G' 'ts!H liraS o1,ls! J.'PROssER:TABB,2Gi
juna n ~! lioEHaI9fis SufWyfpg Hrpssees.
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Night Train connects with ~ Macon and Ausuataa, J,
Railroad.
Columbia Night Traia connects with Greenyile
and columbia Railroad, and with Charlotte Road
to points North. 'na I'i:-L .I"at'r
SoSinden Frsifii connects at Kingyille daily lex,
cept Supdays) with Day Passenger Train, ano
runa through 70 Columbia -. - -,
g. i. PIGKENs. g. TIA. - Trl'rN5an1a y
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DE-. q. ,BAER, 10. ISL MEETING sTREET.'
p" 'i''''' 's''a 'Cha 'ChaARIEsroS, s. q, - 19.a2 w.
invites attention to thG; foiiowhg Preparations
Of his own Manufacture.i !; 2r niir' n! j3aqr3f
THE CELEBRATED-GERMA SOOTHING
10 CORDIaiE FOR INF ANTS TEHTHfNG.
This Is tie bese Medicine for Infants add young
,Chdren ever Offered Ito The publio. d 1t is care.
fully prepared from the best Drugs, according 70
g prescription furnished by distinguish Ger.
man Physician .OfnlsrRe, and suoceasful pracuc9,
and has been tried and approved by many OF IoW
bsst pnyslctaps. Il ts specially .adap1ea TO the
diseases Incident TO ch!!6ADUd dlnng thetry1ng
period OF Teething and recommends ttse,f for thP
cure OF DisrrhRR.- -Dysentery. Collie, Gripping Up
the Bowels Summer Complaint, &c. 1t Contains
no Atody ne Or other injurous Drug and Should,
therefore bs preferred 10 The soothing Syrups
that now Hood the market, which are known t5
contHih Opium, and! are rhere ore, moro !orle4
injurious. Thousands Of children ARE mn6aefep
annually BY soothing, Syrups; in some cases, tnB
fact has eesnpublisned fh iLne newspapers wherp
the hy-ician In attendance 30 stated tp hN 0sath
certificate, In the numerous other cases, WnerP
the innooents are nurdered by This 'imoderp
Herod Of tho Nursery th0 cause 10 laid o tnopa.
and other causes-to all but the right one,. 81.
. MothArs; bear this Ia mind; and use the German
iSoorhin8 Cordial. which iB safe; Bhclenti and
satisfactory. DO not fan to try bottle at once!
The soothing cordial is also an excellent Tonic,
adapted ini eases1of Debility -aivmg
tone to the system, recuperating the strength,
and restoring the appstlta.------
Dptoo q hnIN
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CAyA.NNAH AND CHARLESTON
~ n RAILROAD. - ~ =" M M =

Av.A.NNAA AND CHARLESTON
~ &.RAILRoAD.s: ~ F" ''hi ~ {.
- tG!i !: y - = =. z. =
EANa
, CHARLESTON, June 13, 1872. %
, On and after MONDAY. June nth, the Pas.
seneer Trains on this Road Will run as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN. 5?.c.y
Leave Charleston daily ............. $50 T.
Arrive at savannah daily 1.,I.:....:... 80 T. d.
Leave Savannah daily ly.:;...............u.S9f +. e.
Afraye at Charleaton daily. i.oEA. =.
DAY TRAIN. ..-;.2gT
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. LaO A.
Arrive at Savannah; Sunday sexcepted. $50 +. =.
Leave Savannah, sundays excepted. i. II a. u.
Arrive at Charleston. Sundays excited. $50 r. ~
:; Passengers from Charleston by: a,B0;P N. train
make close connection with. Port Royal RailSqad
for Beaufort; dSundays excepted.) :
Freight forwarded datly on through bhis OF lad.
Ing to points In Florida and by Savannah line OF
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch giveR 70
freiehta ior Beaufortand points ON Rors Roy8l
railroad and a. as low rates as Ry any other ine
Tickets on sale at this ofice for Beaufort over
Port Royal Railroad = ai O. s.. .GApSDEN,
Engineer and superintendent
So BOYLST0N, Gen'l Ft. and Ticket Agent
juu14 q. -r..' II ifz, ~ iir'r ls.' -,
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE
No. $40 KING STREET..
THREE DOORS SOUTH or SOCIETY STREET.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO ofan kinds.
PIPES Of every quality.
Can and examine Stock before buying else
where.
WILLIAM :sOIIRODER, Proprietor.
N.B.-The Wheel OF Fortune constant on
hand. Invest Is cents and try your luck.
mch7.pc&w1yr
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oATHARrEo! PILLS.

+: Tne proprietor or these Pills confidently be-:
lleVes that he has succeeded, bys Bkhful com
binatton OF vegetable reme6iesr "a protucng
preparation that Will bring health snd happiness
aasese they have been used BY ithopsapda With
most wonderful success: Bilious Disorders ana
Liver Oompl,tnt. D5spep5 lot Ifdlgsstlone Head.
ache Ooatiganess, .Loss of tAppsElte yEeqralgs,
Dropsy, Dysentery, Ples, DiseaseS OF Ine skaia'
and all derangements, Of the STOMACH n:.
4, These pills may be taken with perfect safety by
any person antrim air si.uatios In life. No family
should be without them. u. 'Ii-s -,:iT.a' OIL; III
Price rs cents . box. of..,, s...-
.,.- BENzINE,
: : 49,, pouBLz: z:D1sTHLHp,l -.
For cleaning Clothes and taking out Grease Spots.
A liberal discount TO the trade on ell the above
fiSpssRR'i spr:s BxRR is Agent for the ssle'of
- .: ;fsr, FOUNTAIN sYRINHBs. go
The best instrument of the Kind In use.
NArrAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
'---..----oHAfR.---
Advertised In another part Of THE NKws.)
PROF. WUNDRAM's GERMAN REMEDIES
For Rheumatism. Gout, Dyspepsia, Diatrnes,
DyBentery, Asthma, 70. &c..cG rr 'sn',l',
W. r. WARNER 4: CO.'S ELEGANT, AND
RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATl TONS, 1t
advertised in another part Of TIE Nkws,
. UNIVERSITY: I'VE sfl! MEDIC Io1sEs. el,t ~
THESE preparations, sSmprapg valuable RENE e.
favor at tue south; white; IN the North and West,
thew have for scmes years enjoyed, large feputa-
ton and extensive sale. The following are some
q dSs,p sSs ees; sxtrsSs % oi CANCER PEANr.1n55
g1H1drated Oxymai, for Cough, &c. s,.r si'r q
siren otheniug Tonic OF Peru. !
u RIVE! Minute Pain. Curef.r j-l'' =
rTiRthereal Phosph2rul, ,tfor weakness, Nerve M
hsustion Impotence, &C.
:. .Amaranth for the Hair.
Victoria Regfa Tor the Complexion.
'Headache Pills. ot.dl 3i'i 10 l'a .2''.'"
Msy.spple Pills. .,
AlI.Healing Ointment.
Rheumatic Elixir,
/ RIanthus Extract, ror Epilepsy, Fits, ac)
+, Catarrh Speciac. ,.-,a..... r.-.,
Pile Extract.
iAtwsya' on. iilsrid fun assortment OF Drugs
Medicines. Chemicals, Patent Medtcines-Uomes
nc and Imporsea; Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c,
ali OF which will be sold Of lowest market ratess
SAMPLE orders solicited from the trade. -
=. 40, HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIEs.
~ 4 full assortment always on hand.
- '@'' '.'''',.' .' CUNDURANGO,
The Great south American Cancer Remedy.
:T1URNlTURR REPAIRED. AND RENO
n VATED-! yso ~
NEATLY, PROMPTLY, AND At MODERATE
g.. RATES 49,.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-08
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

% . TT LEXCEESt0H .H6IR TUNIC.' ~
. .rhIs is no Dye, bus Tonic and Hair Dressing
teeps the scalN clean, and promotes the growth
Of the hair; contains no Nitrate o. Silver no Sui.
phur. no; Sugar OF Lead, and no other Injurious
brug. : Try it. Only 50 csnts bottle, Il. 20
DR. BAER's IMPROVED. G VEGETABLE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-08

a 200 pieces White Mating, only 25 cents.
Carpets below regular selling price. ..
A full assortment Of Ladies' and Gents Under
wear, Pques, Swiss, Jaconets, Nalnsooks, Vcto-
ria and Bishops Lawn, Mull, Check and Cross
barred CambrIc-all at reduced prices.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-05-09

TIE last E>y;.ter says that Rice county pays
her Supt. of Schools only 5000, per year, and
that Mower county pays her supt. $500. /.
gives tho number Of children Of school age in
each, and stops With the remark, comment is
unnecessary" The rstA is, that Rice county
pays the supt. only 800, per year, which up
uu the K.yi.srr. theory, would maxi comment
mere than unnecessary. During the last four
years, Mr.. A. 0. whipplc, has held the Office
in Rice county, at a salary Of 500, per year
Probably no County superintc hdent ever did
less for the schools, in the same length Of time
than Mr.. whirple has done; aud yet, he VA
able to hold the place from year to year, unit
some changes in the County Board, diminish
ed tn. number Of his supporters. Last winter
shers were several candidates for the position
aud 80 stroog was each with some member o.
the Board, that none had,or could obtain ma
jori.y, and Ne appointment was made.
At subsequent meeting, they reduced th'
salary to SLOW, greatly to tue disgust VI tn
av,,,icuuts. Nj. Thomas 5. Buckhau,, bott
. gentleman and scholar first supt. tn
county ever hsd-oGered to examine the teach
<r~, aud make H. requisite reports for tho suu
u slvo, where1fon hs vas appointed.
This il the condition Of the County superin
dsncy In Rice county, upon which We thin
"eomment is unnecessary"