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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-18

WHIrk Wine Vinegar, the besti 10 the
city for picking fruits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-18

Go AND see the great display in Par
asols at Emsheimer & Blum's this
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-18

WHITE Wine Vinegar, the best in the
city for picking fruits.
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The battle of Waterloo was fought
fifty-seven years ago to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-18

ASK your Grocer for White Wine
Vinegar.
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ASK your Grocer for White Wine
VINEGAR.
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TIE 25c yard wide Piques at En-
sheimer & Blum's cannot be e1celled in
the city.
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DR.. FISHBLATT

Has discovered the most certain. sn,,.,,
and only etiectual remedy In the worl ,nr
weakness in the back or Limits, Structure,
affections OF the kidneys or bladder, inv,
untury discharges, impOtency, general dc.
bility, nervousness, dyspepsia, lanEu,r.
low spirits, confusion Of ideas, palrit,',n1
of the heart, timidity, trembling, dmrr,,
Of sight or giddineSS, disease ol the heat
throat or skin, affections ot the lunN
liver, stomach or bowels, those terrlb" dI,.
orders arising from solitary habits 81 youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal IN
victims than the songs Of the sirens Ia a.,
mariners of Ulysses, blighting their mos
brilliant hopes and anlicipatlOuS, rrnItr.
ing marriage, &c, impossible.
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WHAT We know about phorographing
can be seen at Brown & Higgins.
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TRY White Wine Vinegar.
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI.

THE FINE NEW, LIGHT
J}aHt draught passenger steamer AN
q bDES, Charles Muhleman, Com
mander; Ed. Muhleman, Clerk, will leave
for the above on TUESDAY,, June IL,
1872, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or to
. iel7 C., II. BOOTH d CO., Agents.
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AsK your Grocer for White Wine
Vinegar.
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MARRIAGES.

Married persons, or young men and l1i'-
contemplating marriage, being aware o
physical weakness, organic debility, de.
formitics, especially cured.
He who places himself under the care a
DIR. Fishblatt, may religiously cunnde 10
his honor ~ "A gentleman, and c"uddru'p
rely on his skill aS "a physician.
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and BODY are a., a.
most necessary requisites TO promo, ne,
nubial happiness. Indeed, witbpu' .s,fI
the journey through lie become b.
pilgrimage; the prospects hourly x,ta
the view, the mind becomes shadCsJ.,
despair and filled with the me.Ahe,.
reflection that the happiness Of ano"H'
comes blighted with our own.
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Dr.. Fishblatt refers 10 the follow
Professors:
X. n. NEWTON. ". ID.
&. ". ROBERTS, N. ID.
J.HRIgE, N. ID.
PAUL ALLEN, u. ID.
CALVIN RIyENBURG, " u
IL. MORGAN SWEET, ". ID.
III. HERNANEE, ". d.
J. HARRIS, N. ID.
JOSEPH ID. FRIEND, ". ID.
w. w. WATERMAN, n. ID.
Il. SNODGRAsS, ~. ID.
ISAAC SPANGLER, u. ID.
w. w. HADLEY, n ID.
EDWIN FREEMAN, ~ ID.
MILTON SAUNDERS, u. d.
CHARLES HART, n. ID.
ALEX. WILDER, n ID.
r. N. HOLDEN, Il ID.
nc. SMITH, IL d
Y. BAY, Il ID.
OF NEW YORK.
aprle-hgs
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OAK z ST Alto N
TICKETS, SI.OO.

~
TICKETS, $I.OO.
At conclusion of the Concert, the Manager
will distribute 800 BUILDING LOTS 10 the
ticket holders in the usual manner, but
HONESTLY AND IMPARTIALLY.
These lots belong 10 Mr.. y. Gililand. OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title TO the same Is
undisputable, and being situated conven.
lent TO the city, will make excellent and
pleasant homes for the workingmen and
mechanic. These lots are increasing in
value daily. A rich siX-fOot vein of btu
minous coal underlies this property. A
coal bank IL open and in working order.
This bank, which gives full access 10 the
coal underneath, will be given away, with
the lot on which it is situated. The coal,
valued at IA cts. per bushel, is worth sl0,-
600. A neat frame cottage house is also SIT
uated on this property, and with the out
buildings, will be given away with the lot
on which ii is built. Oakdale Is a well
known, thriving and prosperous town, and
at present contains an Academy, Female
College, Malt House, Postofiice, Express or
dee, and large number ofhandsome d well
ing houses, and taken altogether. is q desira-
ole place for industrious working men TO
CLUB PREMIUMS.-To the getter MP ola
club ofthirty, handsome silver watch will
be given. TO the getter up OF club Of
twenty, five tickets will be given. To the
RettcI UP VI a CluO VI Ueu, TWO LlCkeS VII be
given. To the gstter up of club OF six, one
ticket will be gwen.
The following named gentlemen, well
known and prominent citizens Of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny cities, have permitted
rs 70 refer TO them. They will vouch for
the honesty and integrity Of the enterprise:
Hon. James Blackmore, Mayor Of Pitts
burgh. and President OF the Mechanics
Savings Bank Benjamin Singerly. State
Printer; X. Munson Purcell, Editor and
Publisher Of the Weekly Mirror, Allegheny
City. Pa. Col. Samuel Kilgore, County Trea-
surer. As to title TO said property, refer To
b. 8. floyd, Attorney at Law, 80 Grant
Street, Pittsburgh.
J. w. TAYLOR, Cashier City Bank, liz
Filth Avenue, Treasurer
GEORGE h SHANAFELT.
General Manager,
To whom all communications must be ad-
dressed General Once, p Third Avenue,
Pittsburgh.
Persons RENTING money must send by
may1-W6S
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THE VALIDITY OF THE CODE.

The following is an abstract from the
opinion of Chief Justice Moses, in The case of
ex parts Theodore DELAY:
Hrld-Unless the time when a statute is to
take effect Is fixed by som constitutional or
legislative requirement, 1t has validity from
the moment OF its passage. A statute can only
be repealed by implication to the extent OF lls
replgnancy, or 30 far as the provisions of the
old statute are incompatible with the new, and
Is never held repealed unless the repugRancy
ls plain and unavoidable, or unless The latter
act takes some notice OF the former, plainly
indicating an intention 10 abrogate it. The
proposition that the general statutes OF South
Carolina are imperative, because section 2
of chapter TAG declares that they ''shal! take
effect and go Into operation from and after
the - day Of" The blanks having never
been filed, cannot apply to the positive enact
ment of March 9, 1872, as to the sitting OF the
court for Fairfield; for Its terms In reference
thereto are direct, positive and mandatory.
Besides, the title OF The act shows that the
code Of procedure, In the contemplation of The
Legislature, remained OF force.
The prisoner having been transferred, with
out q trial by q competent Jurisdiction, from
the custody Of the sheriff to the penitentiary,
he ls out Of the custody of the sheriff without
warrant of law, and should be remanded to
his custody.
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SOME. AM[ABLE SAVAGESS.
DAMON AND .PYTHIAs REHEARsED
BIZ REDSKINS. r,
Trouble Among tho wild Wards OF the
NatIon-Two ohiefa Held as Hostages
and Protesting Penitence.

ST. Louis, September so.
Satanic, chief of the Kisws Indians. and Big
Tree, another notable chief OF The same tribe,
who have been temporarily released from the
Texas prison, arrived here to-day In custody,
and were taken to the Everett House, where
the other Indians were stopping. During the
day a council Of war was held, and the meet
ing of Satanic and Big Tree was one of the
most affecting scenes In Indian history. Their
ordinary stoiclsm gave way entirely, and they
Rugged and kissed each other and cried like
children. Satanta made a speech, IN which he
said that he felt like one risen from the dead.
He referred to The talk he had had with Gov
ernor Davis, OF Texas, who told him he must
work hard for peace and Influence his people,
and Ii he did this he should be released. BE
wanted bis people and oil other Indians to be
at peace with the whItes-lo let Texas alone,
and not to &C on the war path. It ls not In
tended to take Satanic and Big Tree 10 Wash
lngton. but they will probably be placed In the
custody of the United States marshal to-m0r-
row and held subject to orders from Washing
ton. There ls q strong desire on The part OF
the Indians that Saianta be %pardoned, and II
be is, it Is probable that almost any de-
sired terms can be made with them. ~ =
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interesting character to her uncompletea his

tory.
Mustapha- Djehad-B the son of Mehemet.
Pasha and Melek-Hanum, who was discarded
by his father. as already described, and who ls
now a young man of twenty-five has passed
through scenes of as varied and eVenttll q
character as those which checkered MS
mothers life. Left to his own resources when
he grew up, he went wandering around the
world, experiencing extraordinary viclssltudes
In the different countries. At one time ne
was a domestic servant In Egypt; &C announcer
he was 8 lay inmate of q convent IN venice;
afterwards he served as o soldier with the
Papal Zouaves. Finally he made his way 10
England, where he met his mother, who told
him the true story of his birth, and explained
her reasons for refusing to attest his legltima-
cy. DIehad has entered suit to compel the
recognition of his claims ss lawful son of
the late Mehemet-Pasha, and the legitimate
heir to all his vast estates. The suit is to be
tried In Constantinople, but D]ehad has en-.
gagged English solicitors to prosecute bis claim,
and as his mother Is ready TO testify Ia sup
port of his pretenslons, it Is the impression In
English legal circles that very likely he may
gain his suit.
This spicy book is for sale at Fogartie's,
King street.
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rom. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l. 1872.

in Just proportion to the market prices of agri-
cultural produce, who has pockeied the labor
lord, the farmer and the town dealer. Be-
tween them they have robbed the laborer 80
long of the just reward of bis labor that they
have worked themselves into a state of mind
which precludes them from entertaining the
idea that 1t Is themselves who will have to go
short of whatever advance the laborers may
succeed In enforcing. They would no doubt
relish being put on q level with the coal and
iron masters, as far as an advance Of wages
Is concerned, that is to get a pound for every
shilling they advance, and the wish liz father
to the assertion that higher wages will mean
higher prices of food. At the lowest compu-
tation, The landlords share In the rising prices
since 1850 Ia something like EGO, 000, 900 8 year
more rent for the mere trouble OF appropria.
Ting 1t. Until the discrepancy between that
and the starving condition of the laborers Ia
adjusted, there is no lear that higher wages
will make higher prices. q. 8.
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GONE MORE UNFORTUNATE"
Distressing Suicide of an American Girl
in London.

The Pail Mall Gazette, Of September 10.
gives som touching particulars of the suicide
at Waterloo Bridge of the young American
woman who a day or two previously had
drowned herself. The Gazette says:
Her name was Alice Blanche Oswald, and
she was within a few days of completing her
twentieth year. At the Inquest The following
letter waa put In and read:
178 HIGH STREET, SHADWELL, LONDON,
September 8, 1872.
The crime that l am about to commit, and
what I must suffer hereafter, Is nothing COM
pared to my present misery. Alone In London,
not a penny or q friend TO advise or lend q
helping hand. tired aud weary with looking
for something to do, falling 10 every way,
~footsore and h~esrtweary, I prefer death 10
the dawniDg Of another wretched morning.
I nave only been 10 Britain nine weeks. l
came as nIrsery-goveruess with q lady from
America to Wick, 10 Scotland, where she dis
charged me, refusing to pay my passage back,
giving me my wages, f3 los. After my ex-
penseB to London I found myself In this great
city with only IS. What was I to do? I sold my
watch. The paltry sum I obtained for that soon
went In paying for nv board and In looking
for q situation. Now I an destitute, every
no money; what Is LETT ! Oh, God of Heaven,
have mercy on a poor, helpless sinner; Thou
knowest how l have strlven against this, but
fate is against me. l cannot tread the path OF
sin, for my dead mother will BIZ watching me.
Fatherless, motherless, home / haye none.
Oh, for the charity of Christian hearts. l am
now mad; for days I have foreseen that this
would be the end. May all who hear OF my
death forgive me, and may God Almighty do
80, before whose bar ! must BOOB appear.
Farewell to all, to this beautiful and yet
wretched world.
ALICE BLANCHE O,wALD.
/ am twenty years Of age the 18th of this
month.
The jury returned a verdict of suicide while
in q state of temporary insanity.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The funeral services of the late Rev. DR..
yinton takes place 10 Trinity Cburchi New
York, next Wednesday, at 3P. III.
AT o final meeting of oil producers at II
%tusvllle, Penn. 1t was resolved to stop pump
ing for thirty DAYS. All the districts were rep
resented. and the feeling was unanimous.
The first through train on the new road
from Louisville to Montgomery reached the
latter city yesterday. Through trains will
now run regularly over the road.
In reply to q letter from the president OF
the Young Mems Liberal Republican Bssocia-
ton, August Belmont has written q letter de-
Ginning to allow the use Of Ills name for mayor
of New York City.
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IMPORTANT REVENUE CHANGES.
Modified Law to Take EtsecrTo-Day
WASHINGTON, September 80.

WASHINGTON, September 80.
The acting commissioner OF interna. reve-
nue. decides mat on and after October lst, ls12,
no stamps will be required upon cheeks.
SIGHT or on demand upon banks, bankers or
trust companies. He also decides that on and
after that date no stamps are necessary upon
foreign bills OF exchange. The aching COM
missioner OF internal revenue, IL view OF tne
ambirnity of a portion of section Is, ofthe act OF
June 9Th, 1872, Imposing special taxes on deal,
ers In malt liquors, and in view OF the supposed
Intention OF Congress, decided that wholesale
and retail liquor dealers may continue 10 sell
malt liquors under their special tax receipts
az such, without, being assessed as malt liquor
dealers, and that the collection Of taxes as
sessed contrary to that construction shall be
suspended until the question can be brought
before Congress. Persons who sell only malt
LIQUORS ale liable only to the special taxes of
twenty OF fifty dollars, as they are. wholesale
or retail dealers In malt liquors.
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funeral Norlrrs.

ps- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquain ances Of Mr.. and Hrs. George n.
Gruber, and Of their sons, George W. and Nor
man p. Gruber, also the members Of Spring Street,
Bethel and Trinity Churches. are respe fully In
vited to attend the Funeral Services Of Nr.
GE0RGEH Il. GRUBER al, spring Street Church,
TnIs AFTERNOON, at half:pass 8 O'Clock. octl-s
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ANEW FAIR IN THE NORTH STATE.

.GoLDsBoRo', N. G., September 80.
The first grand annual fair OF the farmers
and Mechanics Association, Of North Caro-
lima, opens to the public on Tuesday, October
20, at Goldsboro', N. c., and will continue five
days. Grand preparations have been made,
aud the grounds and buildings are In splendid
The premium list amounts to ten thousand
dollars. Hon. Horace Greeley, Of New York,
will be present IN Wednesday and Thursday,
October % and q. Governor Walker, Of Viz
glnia, delivers the address on Thursday, 24th.
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,uR zRANsAr1ANrIo NE1GHBoRs

"The man who Laughs" Nominated
for tho Assembly.
PARIS, September 80.
Victor Hugo has been nominated by The
Republicans Of Alglers for q member Of the
French Assembly.
A Threatened Eruption ~ Baggage
4i Smasilers.
LONDON, September 80.
A mass meeting of railroad servants was
held In Hyde Park, yesterday afternoon, TO
take into consideration measures for further
Ing q movement which has been inangurated
for the emigration ct large numbers Of this
class of employees to Canada and the United
States. - ~
Shipwrecks In. tho ,4rish Sea.
..sal .. =, LONDON, September 80.
The ship Nazarlne was wrecked of Formby,
Lancaster County, during the heavy gales IN
the latter part OF last week, and~all on board
we're. drowned. Many reports of other disas-
ters. Of a less severe character than that OF
the Nazarlne, have been received.
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~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances Of Mr.. PATRICK sULLIvAassre
respectfully invited TO attend his Funeral Scr.
Vices, at his late residence, No. % Vernon street.;
at half-past 8 o'c .ock, THrs AFTERNOON. 1.g;.
Octl-lH
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p GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
The OHacers and Members Of this Society are re-
quested to attend the Funeral Services or their
late Brother Member, GEORGE II. GRUBER, at
Spring Street Church, at half-past s O'Clock, THIS
AFTERNOON. J. SgHIRMER.
oct1 Secretary pro tenn.
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Marrieif.

bIRD-H0RRIS0N.-At Savannah, Ga. on the
evening OF September 2eth. BY the Rev. Dr. Cooley,
at The residence Of the BRIDES mother, kf.JoHN
r. BIRD, OF this city, TO Miss KAfl l., eldest
daughter Of Oaptaia ]. J. Morrison, Of Savannah,
Ga. NO cards. a!s1Sa
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LAURA FAIR ACQUITTED.

San FRANCISCO. September 80.
The Jury In the case of Mrs. Laura D. Fair,
upon her second trial, for The murder OF Colo
mel Crlltenden, returned Into court this morn
ing, after being ont since Friday afternoon,
and rendered q verdict of not guilty. 1913,
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Sd DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE BIAS
been anal, zed by the best chemists In Europe
and America. and Its harmlessness certnedto.r
sep2s-8 i- q, srtiiais,I
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@CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
ALBEkARLE, from new TUrET, 1ro-notided
that she Is TH1s DAY discharging cargo at Pier No.
!, Union Whslvss. All Goods remaining on the
dock at sunset win be stored ct owners' risk and
expense. WIN. A. c0URTENAY. tsHt
octl.l 5tTt 3. Agent
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as- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, o.

~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, or;
FIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE oUBRESOYS
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s72--Wnereas,
by satisfactory evidence presented TO- the under.
signed, 1t has been made to appear that the Bank
OF Charleston National Banking Association I'm
the City OF Charleston, in the County Of Charles
ton and State OF South Carolina, has been duly
organized under and according 70 tho require
ments Of The Act OF Oongress. entitled IAN ACT to
provide aHational Currency, secured BILL pledge
Of United States Bonds, ana to provide for tha
circulation and redemption thereof, approved
June 8, 1884, and has compiled with all the proN.
sions OF said Act, required to be complied with
before commencing the business OF Banking uns
der said Act ''i'''''
Now, therefore, ], JOHN g. LANGw0RrHY
Acting Comptroller of The Currency, do hereby
certify that the Bank Of Charleston National Bank
Ing Association, in the City OF onarlestoa, tnlths
County OF Charleston and State Of South Carolina,
Is authorized to commence the business Q frank,
ing under the Act Aforesaid. s4acd-cs-
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
Seal OF ONCE, this 10th day Of September. 1872
is. LANGWoRTHY, !,
Acting Comptroller OF Currency.
sRAL. no. 9o4Ll n.:a
a...H HsHs - -
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~ HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER removes Scurf and all impuri.
ties from the scalp. sep28+stuthspkw
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5petiaI NGtires.

~OFFICE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, o0rO.
Der l., ls72-coupons OF the EIGHTP e Gent.
BONDS Of the SAVANNAH And CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY, due TINS DAY, WIN I'D
paid on presentation at the First National Bank,
Charleston. 8. W. FISHER. as.l.
octl.s r5F . Treasurer.
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LIVER Is ONE

~JAUNDICE.-THE LIVER Is ONE
or the most important organs OF the oody; and
when it becomes dersngcd, and fails IN Its healthy
action. the bile is crowded back into the blood,
poisouing its life. II there Is a different secretion
from the liver, 1t becomes swollen and enlarged
and epgorged, and Inflammation Is set up. sM
MONS, BEPATIO COMPOUND has q direct and
powerful action upon the LIVER, and will, with
great certainty, relieve Torpidity and Congestion
OF this important. organ. It Is already prepared
n Large Bottles, and for sale by '5t'
DOWR, NOISE Z DAvIS
sep27.smwa Wholesale Agents for 81 @.
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n- BELL sCHNAPPs, DISTILLED
by the Proprietors at schiedam, In Holland. An
InvIgorating 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 aromatic Juniper
Berry Of italy, and designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dropsy, Cont, Rheu-
mstism, General Debility, Osrtsrrh OF the Blsd-
der, Pains In the Back and Stomach. and all
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. 1t gives relief
in Asthma, Gravel and Oalculi In the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorates the system, and Is
a certai. preventative and cure of that dreadful
scourge, Fever and Ague.
CAUTION ASK for "HUDsoN G. woLFE's
BELL SOHNAPPS.n
For sale by all respectable arocers and Apothe.
carries. ?" 80
HUDSON @. WOLFE CO., Sole Importers.
ONCE, No. IS South william street, New York
sepao-smos ~.
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~- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned not to trust any OF the crew Of.
the French Bark BENGALL, -, Master, as ne
debts OF their contrac. ing win be paid BY the
Master or Consignee. henry OARD,'
sepSo-s III fi Agent.
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HEALTH DISTRICT NO. I.

Bounded on The north by centre OF Calhoun
street, on the east by Cooper River. on the south
BY South Battery, and on the west Dy centre Oh
Meeting street. $1,000
Physician in charge, Dr.. Manning simons.
ONCE and reHldence, Church street. ABOVE Broad,
next to the Charleston Library bulldog.
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~- BURNHAA AROMATIC DENTI-
FRICE, for Cleaning. Beauttfying and Preserving
the Teeth, and inpartins q refreshing taste 70 the
mouth. Prepared by 49, s.;,.
EDW. 8. BURNHAM,
Graduate Of Pharmacy,
No. 421 King street, Charleston, sc.
Recommended by tie following Dentists: Dr..
]. B. PATRICK, d.. B. A. HUCEENFUss. ~: ht3Ht
sep2s-3mos =. Hit 'tt'Ns ' - Ilt" stiit5st