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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-07
Obnnarp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this life, at Ca,nhoy, g.
o., on the evening OF The 9th September, DR..
KcBERr ]. MU1RHEAD, In the 34th year Of his age.
The deceased died In the communion OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, OF which he had
been for about TIVE years an attached and con.
sistent member. FOR about the same length OF
time. with accomplishing submission and exem.
plary patience, he endured chssteningn at his
Heavenly Fathers hand. Consumption, that zoo
incurable disease, was permitted to fasten its
fatal faDg5 upon him. Possessed naturally or
great strength OF will and untiring energy, he
bore up brayely under his mort.l malay, and,
indeed, accomplished results In practical life
which would have done credit to onein full health.
But his disease steadily gained upon him; and the
strong mat was finally brought low, and life
went out amid much suffer ng and weakness. Il
was lost, we trust. only to be ioand again. Prayer
and the visits and ILLUSTRATIONS OF his pastor
we're his lever dear delight" during the weari.
And we trust he is now where the 'tlnhRbitant
shall no more Say am sick,n and "as one whom
his mother comlorte,h he Is now comfortel - and
In the arms OF one who piIieth as no father can
nurse. he sleeps. we believe, the sleep OF the
blessed dead. "Write from heuceforih, blessed
are the dead who die In the Lord, yea saith the
Spirit, for they rest from their labors, and thelr
works do follow them.n
Or. Muirhead has left a wife and aged parents,
and many friends drawn to hi n by his kindly and
genial nature. to lament his early removal and IA
cherish the remeI7 ORANGE OF his domestic and
social virtues. ~ g. {. L.
Observation-Disclosures this life, at Penreld,
Georgia, IN the hfty first year OF his age, Mr..
GEORGE n. MITCHELL, for many years q resident
and merchant OF this city. he had returned to
the South 10 share The difficulties and privati0na
OF those Who were in the Lost Cause. and though
suffering from impaired health kept himself assfd-
uously at hs business avocarions.
His disease, consumption. was painful and pro.
tracte5, but was borne with q Christian forritude;
and hls many friends grievc but not without hope.
for he! said; 81 have no fear; I am happy.n he
committed his family to that Ged who never for.
sakes the fatherless, and put his whole reliance In
the premises given to those who trust, In the
Lord. He was buried with Masonic rites by the
Fraternity OF Greensboro, 0eorkih
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GEORGIA SENDS GREETING.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY AP-
PREACHING FIFTY THOUSAND.
Carry the News to Hiram-The Glove
Thrown Down 10 the Northern Ltbe.
raIs-Lct Them Beat IL If They Can.

The grand Democratic majority In Georgia
has warmed the hearts of the Liberals.through-
out the Union, and the Northern newspapers
are loud In their praise Of the Empire State.
The New York Tribune only expected five
thousand majority, and says the result is ''full
of cheer.n The New York World says
that "what has been done in Georgia
will decide the movement Of the entire
South" and that tho Radicals can
count on no Southern State save South
Carolina aud Mississippi. The New York
Herald gays that Wednesdays work twill
solidIfy the Greeley party throughout the
entire south.n The New York Times, of
course, attributes the Radical defeat to Demo.
cratic violence and FRAUD. AS soon as the
victory was announced, Nj. Augustus schell
telegraphed General A. B. Wright as follows:
"The Democratic National Committee con.
graduates our friends IT. Georgia on their
brilliant victory In favor of Greeley, reform
and good government. Unless all signs fall,
Pennsylvania, Indiana anil Ohio will send
responsive greetings on Tuesday next"
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THE LATEST
A Healthy Estimate by the Bourbon
OrRan--F Majority
Already Reported.

ATLANTA, October s.
The Sun shows In thirty-elght counties a
Democratic majority Of al,sol. In twenty
eight counties with complete returns, Smith
gains 1924 on the Democratic Congressional
vote of 1870, when the Democrats carried the
State by 2s,s63. Estimating twenty-eight
counties as one hfth; thess returns would IN
dictate a majority OF about $1,000 for Smith IN
the entire State.
The official report of nInety-nine counties
show a majority for Smith (Democrat) OF 49,
OILS. One hundred and t%hilty-nine Democrats
and six Radicals are go far reported elected as
representatives. The Democratic majority has
been Increased by two things: Many negroes
we're tax defanlters, and their leaders took the
money sent 10 pay their taxes. The negroes
In many places sought to seize the polls and
cause trouble, and, failing, refused en- masse
to vote, though Invited, In order to make 9
point on the Democrats.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TIE NRws]
AUGUSTA, October CLIP. II.
The Democratic mejorlties for Richmond
County are as follows: Smith, for governor,
745; snead, for senator, 1872. The average
majority OF Foster, Clark aud Walsh for the
| Legislature is SOB. -sr.
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% TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF.

M TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OF
FIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF TIE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s72.-Whereas,
BY satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed, 1t has been made to appear that the Bank
CT Charleston National Banking Association, In
the City OF Charleston, In the County Of Charles
ton and State OF South Carolina, has been duly
organized under and according to the require.
meuts Of the Act OF Congress. entitled A Act to
provide q National Currency, secured by apledge
Of United States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thareof,D approved
June 8. 1854, and has compiled With all the provi
sions Of said Act, required to be compiled with
before commencing the business Of Banking IN.
der BALD Act.
Now, therefore, l. JOHN 8. LANGWoRTHY
Acting Comptroller Of The Currency, do hereby
certify that the Bank OF Charleston National Bank
Ing Association, In the City Of Charleston, IN tne
County OF Charleston and State Of South carohns'
Is authorized to commence the busines Oh oanA'
Ing under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my nano
Seal of ONCE, this 10th day OF September, lo1
Acting Comptroller OF Currency
(sEI1,} mo-. 2o44.1 .sn,a.amos
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAPH TIE Nsws.l

COLUMBIA ,UNDAf, Oclooer b.
The regular term of til Circuit Court COM
mences here tomorrow There will be five
murder cases for TRAIL Is not known yet
who will preside. Judge[elton is here, hav-
ing returned from Camd, yesterday; but of
course it will be quite EMBARRASSING, and per-
haps not altogether pr,er for him to hold
the court on account Of &c. Upper case. 1t
was thought that Judg' Montgomery Moses
would of1cIate, but he lab not yet arrived,
and cannot now until tmorrow afternoon,
as he Is in the up coitty. Judge Greene
generally relieves Judgi Melton, but under
the circumstances he cald not we'll serve,
nor could Judges Orr, CRAM or Mackey. The
only chance is for J1dgetoses or else Judge
Maher.
1t is not thought thatJaptain Topper will
be brought to actual tnl at this term on
account of prudential realms.
Foster Blodgett is stiDn town; no further
proceedings lave yet ben had against him.
Governor Scott emphatlcly denies that there
has ever been any requiton upon him for
Blodgett's arrest. y QUI WYE.
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~ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT
AKcEs Of Mrs. MARY PERRIv, and OF her hus
band, Mr.. Edward Perrin, also Of her brother,
Moses, Jacob and Benjamin Berry, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services Of the former
THIS monday AFTERNOON, The 18th instant. at
Old Bethel Church, at 8 O'Clock. Residence, No. s
Felix street. oct7.s
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TIE MIXED COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, October S.

WASHINGTON, October S.
The United States aud British Commission
had a long session to-day, aud closed the
proofs In large numbers of claims, and ex-
tended the time for taking testimony In others.
The following cases were d~isallowed: Laurie,
Son Il Go. VS.. United States, No: 32l personal
property destroyed by United states army
Samuel Irvine & Co. vs. United States, NO;
s92Nnersonal property destroyed by United
states army; Edward McHugh vs.. United
States, No. s5l-lllegal Imprisonment by
United States; Elizabeth Sherman: admins,
tratrlx, VS.. Onited States, No: SSO-aleged
imprisonment OF her husband by Unlteu
States. The commission adjourned mill oc'
tober 18th.
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SHARP FIGHTING IN cuba.

NEW YORK, October 6.
Late Havana advices state that 1t is rumored
the censorship of the press will be abandoned
shortly. ~
pertinent fought the Spanish Colonel Barceres
in the SIrra DeCubitas. Cuban sources report
the Spanish loss at three hundred mel killed
and wonnded. The number OF Spanish troops
on the sick list Is very large. The Cubans at
tacked the Town Of Mannastouba. Many per
SONS were killed and wounded. and the Cubans
repulsed.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.
w,suHoToN. octoher a.

WASHINGTON, October 6.
over New York aud New England falling ba-
iometer and southerly TO westerly winds,
yeering to northerly and westerly, with rain;
in the Middle States, s~outherly 10 westerly
winds, warm and cloudy weather with rain
north of Maryland; In the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, southeasterly TO sonthwesterly
winds and partly cloudy weather; in the
Northwest and Upper Mississippi Valley and
IN the upper lakes, nortnerly to westerly
tending south over The Mississippi and Ohio.
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BAILEY.
His Farewell In Newark and Reception
in Baltimore.

The Newark Advertiser, Of Thursday eve
ming, gives an Interesting account OF the part
ing meeting on that day Of The Roman Catno-
lie clergy OF the diocese Of Newark with their
late bishop, J. Roosevelt Bayley, recently ap-
pointed by the Pope Archbishop Of Baltimore.
The Rev. Or. Corrlgan, representing The cler-
~ of the diocese, made an address reeonnting
the valuable services OF Bishop Bayley 20 tnat
diocese. and expressing regret at the neeessi-
ty existing for his departure. An archieplsco-
nal cross was presented tn the Archbishop with
the Inscription, sin CrucG Salus, In Cruce Vita,
In Cruce infusis Saperna Suavliatls." Besides
The cross, he was also presented with q mag
nlacent gold watch and chain.
The archbishop in a Very feeling manner
thanked the clergy for their many acts OF
kindness, and especially for their handsome
parting testimonials. After the archbishop had
done speaking those present proceeded 10 the
bishops house, where q very elegant collation.
was partaken Of. Archbishop Bayley will be
Installed Sunday, the 18th Of October.
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8perial Notices.

MSr NOTICE. OFFICE, OF COMMlS-
sIONERs OF ELECTIONS, CHARLESTON p1H,
TY. PIRE.PRoOF .BUILDINGil 40Or0BERfArKs
1s72.-In pursuance Of Geusrai, Statutes, ;TtsaH
Of Elections, Chapter VII, Of the of; con:
Quoting Elections and returning votes, Secston2,
the undersigned, Commissioners Of Election; .have
and do hereby appoint the following named par.
SONS as Managers Of Election. for the purpose OF
conducting the Election ct the several precincts
herein designated, st the General Election, TO be
held on WEDNESDAY, the 1stn. day OF October,
1872. All appointments as Managers heretofore
made and not contained in this no:ice are hereby
revoked; and oil Polling places heretofore estab-
lIshed and not enumerated herein are abolished
Elections will be held only at the places and oy
the persons herein mentioned. AL Managers
hereby appointed are requested to qualify imme'
diately by taking and subscribing to the oatn OF
ONCE, prescribed by Section 80, Of Article II OF
the Constitution, and nle said oath In the oflce OF
E. P. WALL. Chairman,
g. I. CUHNINGHAA "a
". ROLLINS,
Commissioners OF Election. Charleston County.
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funeral Nutlres.

~- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance OF Miss ELIZA SHEA, and OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Jordan. also the Congregation
OF st. Stephens Church, are respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Of the forme at st.
Stephens Church. Arson strt ct, at 10 O'Clock
MORNING. without further Invitation.
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THE TENNESSEE AND ATLANTIC
CANAL.
WARRINGTON, October 8.

WARRINGTON, October5 s..
charge of the survey Of the proposed canal
connecting the Tennessee River with the At.
laptic Ocean at Savannah, Ga, which reached
the war department too late to prepare and
present to Congress at its recent session, has
been put In proper order, and will be sent to
Congress early In December next. 1t ID very
probable that the President, In q special mes
sage on the subject, will recommend favora-
BILE action on the matter. Tne projectors OF
this canal desire government aid TO the ex-
tent of 81, 900, 600.
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THE MEXICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION.

NEW, York, October S.
A Washington dispatch says the filing OF the
vacancy in the Mexican Clalms Umpire, caused
BY the death of DR.. Francb Lieber, will pro-
badly lead to trouble. Oar government, IL Is
named by lot. for all questions. referred would
be BY lot. The Indian csses, amounting. to
1872, 600, 900, might fall to tho Mexican Umpire,
and the Interest Of his country, 1t Is commended,
would necessarily bias his Judgment. It Is
also said that Mexico cannot consistently ask
any of the European nations to name an
umnirp a.
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Alexander Copeland, New Prospect; Or. B. o.
Sandrum, Deans Hill; VIM. T. Thorne, New
Hopes Albert BalliDger, Holly Springs; Jessie
Hollis, Camps.
UNION COUNTY.

observation-disclosures H. Gose, n. W. Dun
can, Union Courthouse; James Jeler. Santuc
George 3. TuXbury, Bogansvllle; &c. Bonsall
Gowdeysvllle; ]. W. Talley. Wenster's Store
W. F. NJ. Williams, Jonesville; Edward Rice
Cross Keys; Tinsbey Clark, Goshen Hill.
DemocralS.-S. NJ. Rice, r. W. Shand, Unlor
Courthouse; Dr.J.T. Thomas, Santuc; &c. Hun
ter. Goshen Hill; Daniel Sheldon, Cross Keys
R. ". Lee, Bogansville; W. E. Johnson. Pack
neysville; Daniel GallmaD, Gowdeysville; MIL
ton Patrick, DraytonsVille; Benjamin F. Ken
needy, Jonesrille.
BARNwELL COUNTY.
Democrats.-J. a. Kennedy, Williston;
Dodenhof, Blackville; G. ". Turner. Ora
hams; Donald Rowe, Midway; Jefferson
Stokes, Erhardts; John McElhouney, Tut &
Wilson's; DR.. Holmes, Red Oak; Geo. q. Kirk
land, Allendale; j. s. Brown, Barnwell; B. 8.
Barker. Barker's Mill; J. Fletcher Broolam,
Butord's Bridge.
NEwBERRY COUNTY.
R~epulicans.-F. j.. McMakIn, Sllas Neoce,
Simeon Young, Newberry; Thomas wicker
Pomaria; Lafayette Slmms, Cromers; Mere
dith Stevens, Longshores; R.. b.. Williams,
Moore's: John F. Anderson, Maybinton;J.J j.
Reedpr, Reeder's; a.. G.. Moseley, Frog
Level; J. B. Heller, Heller's.
o%RANGEBURG COUNTY.
Deu,oc,uts.-Dr. John c. Holman, Orange
burg: DR.. Oliver d. OFT, B~ranchvllle; Edward
]. Frederick. Rowe's Pump; DR.. VIM. G. Bates,
Lewlsvllle; j. Keitt Hane, Fort Motto; DR.. Jo-
seph Z.agler, Fogle's; John W. Sellers, Club
House,; Andrew ]. Hsydick, Bookhart's; Dr..
Jacob Somers, Washington Seminary; Middle
ton Dantzler, Grif1n's; Peter W. Avlnger,
Avlnger's; Jacob 8. %Frenchess,. BARS; Lovick
E. D. Bowman, Felder's; John L. Moorer,
Janison's; Lewis A. Zeagler, zeagler's; Oliver
Farnum, EllLotts; Henry h: JENNINGS, Cedar
Gleaton's; Henry Livingston,
Brown's; Charles J. Snowman, Corbetrs; 10.
seph F. Robinson, Bull Swamp.
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5periul Nntires.

@-CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are notified
that sheis THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No.
!, Union whsrves. All Goods remaining on The
dock at sunset: will be stored at owners risk and
expense. -: WIZ. A. O~oURTENAY,
octT.l Agent
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TIE RED COATS AND THE sAEAGEs.

NEW YORK, October s.
Kingston sdyIces state that the Indians Of
Hondnras have made another raid on the
British settlers at Orange Walk, near Corosal,
Yucatan. There were about nV6 hunored OF
the rsidrrs. The British garrison made q gal
LAM, defence, killing a few of the enemy and
%woundlDc some others. Two soldiers were
Killed and sixteen wounded; n civilian kill
ed and seventeen wounded, The Indiana
pillaged TO the extent of $50, 600 or $4,000.
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Marritn.

Observation-Disclosures the 3oth Septem-
Der, by the Rev. W. B. Yates,- Mr. WILLIAM RRTT.
MANN to Miss ELLA FRRrRi, third daughter OF
Jacen Ferira- No cards.
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Rs- SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST OOMPANY-sAvINGs DEPARTMENT
Depositors are requested to leave their books to
be Credited with Quarters Interest due LIST Oc-
tober.
All Deposits made on or before goth October,
will bear Interest from 1st October.
Interest Six Per Gent, compounded quarterly.
F. A. NITOHELL,
aep3e-mwf9s1 Cashier.
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WHAr FILL 1HEDO ABOUT TIP

An Awkward DiIama--A Judge
Wanted for the Oober Term Of n
RichIand Court--C,tain Topper Not
Likely TO be TriedBiodgett Still In
ColumbIa-Governt 8 Setting
Himself Right.
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~ CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
EvERNAN, from Philadelphia, are hereby noa
fed that she Is discharging Cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf at c~ons!gnees' risk and ex.
pense. All claims must be made on wharf be.
fore removal OF goods.
oct7-1 ". A. C%oURTENAY. Agent.
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@CONSIGNEES PER LINE SCHOON-
Err LEWIS EaRMAN, Fooks Master, from Baltl.
more, are notified that she ia TH1s DAY dIscharg-
ing cargo as Browns South Wharf. All goods re-
naming on wharf ct sunset Will be stored at
owners risk and expense. No claims allowed
after goods leave the wharf.
STREET BROTHERS 4 co.,
ocl7-1 Agents.
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THE EVENTFUL DAY.
Il DECISIVE BATTLE IN THREE
GREAT STATES TOMORROW.

speculations Concerning the
Result-Effect of II News from 0eor-
gia-A. Il. Stewart Declares for Gree
ley-The Mayoralty Contest Death
OF DR.. L~eiber-Lucca In Gounod's
Tragic Opera.
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~ BELL soHNAPPs DISTILLED

|, ~ BELL SoHNAPPs, DISTILLED
by the Proprietors at schiedsm, in Holland. An
invigor3ting Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from al
deleterious substances. 1t Is distilled from Bar
ley Of the finest quality. and the sromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, aud designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu-
matism, General Debility, OartaTrh Of the Bad
der, Pains In the Back and Stomach, and all
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives reatee
In Asthma, Gravel and Calcun In tho bladder,
strengthens and invigorates the fJstem, and IL
q certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague. a.rf.
CAUTION ASK for "H1UDsoN q. woLFE's
BELL SoHNAPPS.n
For sale by all respectable arocers and Apoths.
carries.
HUDSON q. WOLFE 4 CO., Sole importers.
| ONCE, No. IS South william street, New York.
sepso-amos -
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SEA GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby mott.
ned that she is THIS DAY discharslng cargo at Pier
No. l. Union Wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at %oonsignees
risk. M0RDEUA d CO.,
oct7-1 Agents.
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sep3c-mwf9s
mrDYsPEPsIA AND GENERAL DE-

~DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DE.
BILITY.-The dyspeptIc, the bilious sufferer, the
nervous invalid, cannot enjoy the gifts Of for
tune. Happily, however, Dyspepsia, Blllousnesa
and Nervous Debility are removable evils, and
sIMMoNs'3 HEPATlU COMPOUND Is the medi
cineto do 1t. it gives relief to the sufferer promptly,
and Is unequslled ais an Aperient or Csthariic. 1t
relieves Constipation aud gives tone to the stom'
ach and bowels, being attended by none oftfs
unpleasant effects OF ordinary purgatiyes. 1t La
ready for immediate use. For sale by
DOWIE, NOISE i DAVIS,
oct4.fmw3 Wholesale agents for So. Ca.
re- BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI'
FRICE, for Cleaning, Identifying and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting a refreshing taste to the
mouth. Prepared by
EDW. S. BURNHAM,
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. Al King street, Charleston, 8, O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
]. 3. PATRICK, d.. B. A. MUCKEEFUSS.
sep28-9mOa
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CPONGES.
- Bath Sponges
Toilet SpOngeS
Surgeons Sponges
Carriage Srongcs
Reef Sponge
Slate Sponge.
For sale by DIR. n. BAER,
No.. 13l Meeting. street.
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~ CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON. from New York, are notified
that she will discharge cargo, THns DAY, at
Adger'a South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at
sunset will mail on the wharf ct owners risk.
oct7-l JAMES ADaER 4 co., Agents.
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.r AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
.,a vorld,s great remedy for Colds, Coughs and
nA..nrntIon. octs-stuthspkw
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m- HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER prevents the hair from turning
rray and restores hair to Its natural color.
oat5-stuth3paw
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er MULTITUDEs OF PEotnn 80
-a...a,.s To restore the healthy action
ouiRs an a.ss,s's and correct the arrangements
OF their systems :, sarsspsrflas were used n
shat creep n. several imposisions were paimed on
valued H. s pnblIo under this name. AYERS sAR'
sIp. is no imposition.
aen2s-stuthsD8W
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msrDR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS BE
oUIRE no change Of diet or occupation; pioa'
no gripping. They contain no drastic e'e"'1-
Oot8.6D6w -
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CITY OF CHARLESTON.

Commissioners OF Election, Charleston County.