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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Gin neues guswaa,en-@ef@df i
erfer Rla0e pirb nddaens in SO. $50 Dritts
@traBe ron Mrs. Brade erDTnet, melde mad
benz Often serreist il, I'M bort bic nStbtssn
@aaren eafur einaufaufen, unb BEN publifum
bas Neuefe unb Glesantete in bieier BRANDS
bieten gu fSnnen.
Die Iamen bieiieer Stabt tuerten jest fbpr
auf biele feltene Weleseabeit aufmertlam &C.
mabt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

6el3 lieB bic Cafe Superior- uae MilNl>
fppi-8 abn3ee0idaft rpdbrene ees lssten Win>
tiers &c, Gprb lxnss tbrer 8abnltnte fallen,
tpepOn Elm srebsr She'll in bieIser @taet auf
e,n 1eartt fam. Sin unsefabr s!ei6 srsbes
Quantun 5ol3 m6ssn priratuntsrneb ner an
bsrl.lben ginie eebaueu uno mad ct. paul &C.
liefert bab.n. uno benneh eieie bsben 5oli-
pretle uxs ea3u oft mod 5olsmansel!-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Manuber1ebe MID bic a13eise bee
RvreeeutIden 2lsyo ssa Baltimore, ineem Der
islte bic bef. xa> biQisie &eiie>0 deseubsit
mad europa uxe ssn bort surad bietet. ga
bert au5tunit ertteilt Der uWans.rer" sera.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

pferbesiebe treiben in1 uSrcli9en1bet
hes @taates argen rnfus. Ss isaen in ben
legten Wonattn ni9t weniser ais 13o pferee
unp MauIe1tl in Der @eseno ssilden Nleran>
erta une Morebeao Gam &ss Aiser) eeiob>
len rerp.n 1ein. Stunt bat lta cine 1ossnarnte
s.Antithief Association" sebiicet, mie eteb
tefeits III anpsren Gesenpen fruber gs'das.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Gjelpruneeue 5anbe une @elidter, &aubsit
Der 5aut, Simmer. Ein9rpurn, Sal8Fub unb
aneere 5autfranfbetten tpereen sebeilt unb bic
5aut tpeid unb ianft semadt burb ten@ebraud
BON s uniper 1ar SpaH fabri3irt BON
GasmelL 6a3arb u. 8 o, New yprt.
Dies Mittel 1T lei9ter unb ansenebner an3u'
tpenbeu aIs bic anberen fertisen praparate, mel.
&e aeaenwGrtig i'm Gebrau9e In>.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Sir @pIbaten BON Sutere1e 1T Is au
yernebmeu, bab I'M Gonsreb Elm amenoeueut
aurn 5etm tdttsesieg paii1rt muree, tsebur& ben
@slpaten, mel6. in Der 8unees=Nrmee sesient
BADEN, seaattst il, ibre Dieni3eit Don BEN flint
Sabren in Absue gu brinsen, pabrsnb esrsa
Elm 5eim fdtteteHser auf ieinem 2aute au mob
nen SerrHi1tet 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

@ersen srSBten CARPETS tore
ieben nia, bsiu9e bas @si@sftstaus ses 5rn.
Sobn Ma,bsis, Der iueten oom Often suradss'
tebrt 1T une benz publifum bic retaes auspobl
an 1eppi9sn, BsttfoHen, gOrbaueeu, Pom Bill
lts1ten bis gum Glesantefen, in isirem neusn,
rur& atp.i Stcdpsrfe ess Naabarsesauees e.
~peitert.n 9efal gum Saufe antietet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

ST.. 8. 8. Simme 1T pom bieisen ct.
Feter l1nt.raasunss= Derein gum Deltsateu an
bic i'm tanftisen Mai ~ Dayton. Sbio, patt~
Fneenbe General gerian,mluns hes beutl@en
fatbclilden Central ereins erpablt porben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Sur INNER @tanbal!- 1nter benz
Iitel ventlprunsene Nonne" taneist Elm @etbs'
bib Namens 6. O'Wprnan etnen Sfentli9en
gsrtrua aber ibre grlebni6t i'm 8lsfer an.
@tr trauden hem unbefausenen 9eier faunt 3u
bemerfen, sa6 biele "startling and thrilling
Lecture auf pxmbus berubt. Der 9uf if
i'm Often befannt 9enug.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

SIR 0Grtner unb 8armer.-Drei5
u. Mitlh, ede Der 8. unb ct. peter Strabe.
baben lcebea cine SeHeans friider @amereien
empfanaeu. Gle perpsneeH b~eloasere Auf'
merflamfeit auf Gamereien une balIen tetas
aneeren ale friiae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
aud @impna unb 2afe Gtty babeu
bemofratl4 eepablt.
Die @tufensuns son Manfatp
dubet man auf Der britten @eite.

Dem 6pn. @enator &amieY In
Maibineton lInb pir firlieberisneuns bes neue-
fen Sabresberi@tes bss Aderbau-1 epartements
serpai9tet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Sn 5aftn9s pablten bic Demptraten
ben MaYor s. .. Ieaus, ben Glert 8. g.
@bitman, ben poliseiri9ter, 9. e. Winslop,
etenic sier Glbermen unb brei 69ulinipetturen;
bic Nepublifaner pablten einen @9uliuipefter,
INDEPENDENT lub Elm Mlberuan unb Elm @@uI-
sewablt inlpettor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

9n Neuulm baben bic County = @em'
mtlioners auf 1903 Nrplieatipnen nm Inter
lfusuns, segex S@abeu, bic sorissn Spnanaer
burh Jeuer xne 1asel entfanben, einsn st.
lammtbetrag pom $4,000 serriQist.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
Nptij fir 8auunternebmer.

6 pirb hermit befannt semadt, BAT Der Ban elmer
Brams-8irde nReu Rsnh.n, Stsarnsep. Wfinn., am 26.
april 1872 .. 81. 1 lsr in Contract sesebtn mirs. Dit
RirHe uirb Is X 100 unb 81 gus bod.
Der plan Der neuen Stride lteet In, gfarrbauie tn Neu-
N.unden 3ur Giniitt spr. gDeiters Bsstneuneen rerben
am pbenerndtntsn Gage iebtt sesesen.
229-3l 9. u. T%rauenoorfer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Das lette Concert Der Muitf>@eieQ'
l9aft fnset nGt1sn Dtenitas fatt unb mirs ben
publitxu1 pieoer cine Mbensunterbaltuns Bic
ten, pie ie uur gang ausse3eidnete arafte Ser
l&aTen fSnnen. Tafar birst bas Yresr4mm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Min%neapsIts bat ben bemptratilden
Ganbiraten 6. 3d. Wil(on NIT 764 Sttmmen
Mebrbeit gun, MaYur eeuablt @9abmeifer tt
>. N. GarataY, &epublttauer, Comptroller =.
Srtmann, Demptrat, Staotrigter %. DalbeQS,
Demotrat; fsrner lnp BON stpansis Aloermen
febeu Demufraten erpablt earunter %. 5eue'
unb .. Hauen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
2u Verrenten

an cine fatkolif1e gamilie: in Stem Irier, Daepta g..
Minu. maze bsi brr tathpltihen Rirde unb G6ule: eins
8arm, nit WUtnuns, Staauns, euiea Drummer. 12e
Htr qauh, rprpn 100 in 2ultur.
Mdbere Nusfuntt ertktilt 5r. s. geters i'm Ulartet 81
tel au 81. PAUL. 22X- 231
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Die bstreTsueen Gcmrasnten srbieltsn fur
iebe Meile Gilentabn an Qdnsereien seldeatt:
Die Ssxtbern Minnsicta $3.50 Ader eie abri-
aen Babnen 6.4OO. 1913, 6.64I, 5.486 uuo
1O.SS6 Mder.
Nm ueiteifen in Der Spsfulaticn ssbt sie5t.
T,eter unb Winona Gonpasnte, tneen, tie Don
$l2-20. 90 per Mder fereert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
2u UerfQufet.

G,r AZ. aereoener sdmieb. unb Daener<etpp, netf
M,hrhans e9oDuno uns ,.rei Qrtten, in We Qepo Gpun.
tn, Minneirta, Nues in sutem 3ufanoe unb III biaisen
8tSineunesu. ..,.
Wahsrs austuntt 1T su erbalten IN Der Office tiefes
0ldtteS. IT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Ginbre9er, 8ranefifer unb apberes
@eFntel baben mabrenb Der Dsrieen @o@e al
lerlei lnfus in bisliser @tabt sstrisben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
GtaatS= Neuigfeiten.

VretsterGtIenba b n-Qansereten.
Die 1urbiGnittspreiie, fir welhe bisber bic
giienbatn> Gcmsasaitn in Minneicta bic itnen,
eura Qaxcerante susefaaenen 2anofreten an
Yrisnte ~sertauft baben, fub:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

County & cmmindre.
8 5. 6teuart Esr1Ser sr>sfFcte.
s. 9. 1sYt. 3. s. 8arneY, Sobn Ri&ols,
Tbomas @el9, 8. s. Brainare, Soiepb Spiel
6. $. S9urmeier, peter 8erteY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

3u %Yerfaufen.

unirn SAL in Serbian. sestt o. ,Minnet.ta: GIN
neues uns smeiRSdiaes Sridaeeaasas ss ~ o1r,@,r0e"e" o~e'
8. 6. Sdmitt, @at.,
1908 Wt. SSredn, Sect ~. Nftnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
Gbica8p, Slinpis.

49, eblet6ten unb un<
geblethten NQ0el febr Bill
Zig lit Dem 11eufn Dry
@ppoS<Gtpre BON 9. S.
3abm, 7 @Gen.
Tarmer! 1pre6t betm
11euen DrY<@po65<@tp
@fen ppr, beppr ibr 81
n<WQQren fault, er 1er<
fault lie ant biQigiten*
Sberitdbter! 1Droert eu<
ern et9enen 9fuben unb
fault in Der pbern @tabt.
Cine bubi1e MuSwabl
&teiberltpfe, funfelna9el<
neu, biQt9 Ipeben erbalten,
beim 3abm 7 @Gen.
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ct. AauI mdrftbert@t.
Dhpleiale greife.

81 entItd 9orrestrt SIX Gebr. 2tm mt.
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0uittanAen.
uManterer" be5atlt :

@ett pprtser Nuu1mer taben far tst
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
By W. Y. LEIFCH 6 r. s. BRUINS,
AuctIoneers.

ENLEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESI-.
lZ DENoE on Hampstead Park, by order OF
tvil be sold on TUESDAY. 1otf instant, at The
eait END OF Broad street, ct II q. look, -
az shsacorner OF Hampstead Pnrk, and America
street, the hto residence OF ThOmas Dotterer. Jhe
house Vs. wood, containing, 8 rooms, besides
dressing rooms and pantry. On the premises are
e large Kischsn, cistern and well OF water, be:
aides fruit and flower gardens.
E The Lot measures 100 BY 125 teetin de'th.1 This
properly Is advsntageous;y situated, command.
present and now contemplated line OF railWays.
Terma-One third cash; balance, with ~ioterest,
secured BY bond and mortgage and insurance OF
me property. Purchaser paying us Tor papers,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
Hy W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
tiAuclioneers.

.EQLEGANT MANSION ON THU LINE OF
IL TIE CITY RAILROAD.
f" VIII be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, 10th inst,
In front o. the Postofi1e. at II O'Clock, ts'
That desirable and elegant MANSION, situated
onit WentwortnIstteet, one door west OF Pitt
street, and now occupied BY ]. Reid Bovlston,
Esq,s Thus property Ia advaltagepusly situated,
ana 'as q restdence Is Unsurpassed for it8 conve-
Il fceian q Accommodation. .GGa!N;y. . JtT
Tie property can be Inspected upon application
to ua.
Tssuls-0ne-thIrd cash; balance in:one and ewo
yeala, with: interest, secured by bond OF the pur.
chaaer, mortgage OF the premises. Insurance and
ssshynnnent or policy Purchaser to pay. MS for
paPtkf. ~ .-u IL, deo3 tutnetQtl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
Z By r. NJ. MARsHALl q BRO,

hy.h107i0gla west offPift. .!ts. s4dsSi3i-ss
On THURSDAY. December Ia, at II O'Clock win
be sold. near me Postonnce, Broed street. 80 q
four square rooms, attics. pantry. dressing room,
double piazza, large Il chen and ctsreru, gas, &c.
Lot measures-by-,m0re or leaHE 9ltt@-
II Terns-One qnsrter CASH. balance in one, typ
Interest seml.snnunly. Buildings 5to.bes tnsuf0d
and policy assigned. Purchaserf 80 paLR.A H.&
Bro. for papers. dec8-tuStuta
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURRs
10. "a Broad street. SCI

THE sREST" PLANTATIONIM OGILEe
i TON DiSTRIOGr-ESTATE SALE. S:.lt
fhe PLANT ALTON In Collet0n District, Known
40 the Rest, - contains about 1900 acres OF EanH,
ar0ng IS OF which ar Rice Land, and l20 screa OF
cleared Cotton and Corn Land: the balance Tim:
Der Land. The place lies on H0rso Shoe Greek,
waters OF Ashspoo River. The Savannah eng
Qnarleaion RaIlrQa Id rnna near II. dec2-tuRA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
HORACE GREELEY.
Before tho Burial.
From the New York Tribane.j

Before the Burial.
il From the New York Tribane.I
Earth, lesthy softeat mantle eskl:.
This wearied child to tlee returning,
Whose youth was nurtured at thy breast.
Wso loved thee with such tender yeRrnlngi
And senaedthy num6lest soath his brother;
Aaleep, beyond our blame or praise,
we Yield him back, Q gentle Mother
or praise, OF blame, he drank his all:
Who Inns not read the lifelong ssoryf
And dear ne SGtd his fame. bus stu
Tho man was dearer than his glory.
And now to uS are left alone
The closet where his shadow fingers,
tho vacant chair-that was q throne
The pen, Just fallen from bis fingers.
Wrath changed to kindness on that pen;
Though dipped in gall It flowed with honey;
One hash from ont the cloud, and then
The skies With smile and Jest were sunny
OF hate he surely lacked the art,
Who made his enemy his lover:
o reverend head and Christian heart
Where now their ike the round world oVefr
he saw the goodness, not the faint.
In many a poor. do-nothing creature,
And gave to sinner and to saint,
But kept. his faith In nature;
PerchRnce he was not worldly wise,
Yet We who noted, stand1n nearer,
Tnashrewd KIND twinkle II. bis eyes.
For every weakness held him deafer.
Alas that unto him who gave
So much, 10 little shoula be given
Himself alone, he might not save
OF All for whomhI bands nad striYen;
Place, freedom, fame. his work bestowed.
Men took. and passed, and lett him ioneiS;-
WHIST marvel, II beneath his load,
At times he oraved forjasttce only
Yeeahanklessnsss, the serpeRt's tooth,
HtRlofty DurDOS0 could not alter;
Toll had no power to bend his youth,
1:0emake his lusty manhood alter;
From cnvy's sting, from slander'e dars,
That aricored soul the body shielded,
TN one DARK sorrow chilled his heart
And then hebowed hts head and yielded.
Now, now, We measure at It's worth
TIE gracious presence gone foreyeri
TheWfinsIed East that gave him birth,
v hsm asn.. With az lev, every y, lsSo q .bs sfy Ws;s
For him who gathered TO har prairies
The sons OF men, and made eaon crest
me haunt OF happy household faisles'
And anguish sits upon the mouth
OF her VINO came to know MIN latest:
His heart was ever thine; 0 South
as was ny ,ruess fss .a,s ana ss sssna
Hsstayed thee in thy yClceless sorroW;
The day thou shalt forges.eis name,
Fair south, can have no saddef. morrow.
ina tears that fail nom eyes unused
me hands above his grave united.
Th6Wcsds Of men whose HOS hB loosed,
Who're cruss he horeS Mhoea Mrunga he rtghted-
Could he but know, and rest With thisl
Yet stay, through Deaths low.lying hollow,
Htf one fyyt foes tnsattate hiss
On that benignent shade wonld follow
Peace while We ahroud this man Of men
4Eesno unhalloWed word be spokeni
He VTl not answer thee again,
ais month Is sealed, his wand Ia broken.
Soma hotter Qause, some vaster trust,
8eyord the Vsu. he doth inherit
0Fontly, Earth, receive bis dust,
And Heaven ioosh his troubled Ar::iti
e. @. STIDhAN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSUREs

DICRFIELD RICE PLANTATION ON
III = T.. pom pom RIVER de
thu Pom PIN River and Penny Greek; containing
B68 acres ID the whole, OF Which lpe RcIeSSAfe
prime Rice lands, under bapks and bitches at. .
good Itch OF the tide; TO acres have been planted
this year On the place IL q comfOrIabietpHet
ling. and Houses tS accommodate shout ITO me-
gr.es; with g. plenty OF lan1r, ~ command.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
BIZ W. Y. LEITCH q B. 8. BRUINS,

RESIDENCE No. g BEAUFAM STREET
1N y. at Auction, north aide. H.,
Will be sold at Ancrton.o on. TUESDAY, 10Th Ii.
staIb In front OF the Post0nice. at IL O'Clock,
Tlat Tnree.story BRlC&" RESIDENCE, known
aB no. 8 Beaufatn street. The ReIidence Contains
8 souare Rooms, with; Dressing Room and Pantry.
Onrhe premises are spacious OutbuildinRs, Chs.
ter1I and Well Of good water, Lot measures 81
by LIS feet, more or less. s.at,ru It'd
: T0rnls-One.thlrd cash; balance In. one aud
two years, secured bv bond, with interest, OF TIE
purchaser and mortgage OF the premises. In,
surHnce and assignment OF the policy. Purcha
ser 10 pay rs for papers dec3 tuths{
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE. .
TWO SMALL RESIDENCES ON NORTI
l. SIDE o. WENTWORTH STREET, west Q

By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
TWO SMALL RESIDENCES ON NORTH
u SIDE OF WENTWORTH STREET, west Of
On THUTsDAY, the 18th Instant. at IL O'Clock
o'clo:k A: H.: Will be sold near the Postofnce oy
orde: Of the Aortaagse, under cover OF sale from
Tho TWc.and.s half Story wooDEN RESI-.
DENOE ON. the. north SIDE Of Wentworth stree
west Of Lynchdwith . Brick Kttchen on premises.
+. 20 80 $50 uAL90,I ~ ..
A small DWELLING with -four Rooms.
The Lot measures 90 feet front BY III feet deep,
more OF less. Bounding to the south on Went.
worth etfeet, north on Lands now or late OF
Alfrei Fife, east on Lands or Estate hrs. Logan,
vest on Lands now OF iale uH :it.i foomer. !.
OondillOns-One.half cash; balance by bond
bearing semi.annual interest, payable in one
year, securedHby q mortgage OF the property,
houses to be insured and policy ssalgned. Pur.
chsset topsy for papers. decs.tuthstuwtho
DECEIVER's ,sALE.-JoHN JONES
III and Henry A. Smith, Va. John 3. Dlckin.
son and E."A. Dickinson-In common Pleas,
Beaufort County. 90 - .t
Under and y . direction elton q 2 TN the s decree re- 81 Pei i1dge
the 2Qtn dAy of December next at the ocean
steam saw Mn, near the residence or William +.
ColcoOk, Esq, about four. miles from Cooaaw-
ns SSe so :; sn nSsss F RsssSi sEE Ii i; ENGINE. =,
One Grist Nil. IT, -. -si
ONE single Machine. rsrr2
One Planning Machine.
one Turning Lathe.
One Mule. / - ! ri
One Donkey Steam Pump.
One Dummy Et CINE.
tine Mil House.
Six Frame Houses, ~
One lot Plastertng L8ths.
The wooden snpsrstrnctura of q Railroad three
a large and well selected assortment Of Mil
Supplies, consisting OF saws, Pulles, Betting,
and other articles too numerous TO mention.
OHAS. E. BELL, Receiver.
Grstamvile, 8. O., November %, 1877"
nova0-Bs -. ~. are! T.
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anetior. 6ales-- Snture Daps.
BY ]. A. ENSLOW & CO.;
AuctIonoer,

AuctIoneers.
GERMAN BARK EMIL, FOR AC.
" COUNT OF whom 1t may concern, by order
OF che Consul OF the German Empire. ''i..
ON THURSDAY MORNING., l2th December, at
II O'Clock, at Southern Wharf, will be ,old, BY or
der OF The Consul OF the German Empire, for &C.
count OF when It may concern. ~. r-TnEf
The letallen and Orpper.fasteped German Bark
EMIL. OF 6Hs iona regisler and 800 tons cral capa.
CITY, with MastH, Spars. Standing aid Running
Rigging. Uordage, Anchors. Chains, sails, &C., dC
Stores. 80 deer
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qlnrtiou BaIes-- CHS pap.

By w: 7, iEfTCH q b "BRBNS.
Auotloneers, No. IS Broad St., Charles.
- az ton, -. O. f.:ss. s<rSsi
YEH1s DAY, DECEMBER 7rH, AT liza.
.li.s: no M.Nand 8 Pm, o.
a large and valuable stock Of GENUINE Ola
Known makers. for Ladies and Gentlemen; GoId
Chains, solidY GoidI Jewelry, Opera and Field
GlaaaeSl Cutlery, Plated. Ware, &c.
We will OFFER the above, stock Of strictly arst.
clRss Goods, from q weltknoWn establishment on
Broadway, New York. at Auctionl without re.
serve. at our salesro0m. No. IS Broad, street, at II
O'Clock A. n. and 6P. II.
. Every article Rusrsnteed:t TO be as represented.
dec8 l---L -. -. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
Drnas arl0 Hle0irlnrs.
N6ED1CME AND FOOD COMBINED.
IV1 .sr. -
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE.
TESTIMONY OF CHARLESTON PHYSICIANS.
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE.

This valuable preparation, recently discovered,
has been extensively tested here and throughout
the country during the past summer, and mas
fuuy merlted tue character claimed for It.
Each bottle contains the juice Of four pounds OF
the best betf, exclusive Of fat.
Mr.. valentine, the patentee and proprietor Oh
thtg preparation, has in his possession numerous
testimonials from the best and most experienced
physIclsus OF the land. Among them the fol'oW'
Ing are presented to the readers OF TIE NEWS
who will need no further assurance OF the qaaity
and efacacy of the article here offered:
CHARLESTON, 8. O., September 20, ls72.
Gear Sir-Some tune ago | had the nono[ 70 re,
ceiye nv express specimens OF your "Aeat juice"
Sor trisI. have not thus far acknowledged your
kind communication TOT the simple reason Instt
never Certify to things OF which 1 Know notalng.
I have, In the meantime, tested your 'prepsla-
r,on ) fnliy and cautiously, and the result OF my
on nerIence has been, that In all cases Wnere sup.
noit Ia demanded, whether 10 the tcetnlng cnllo
or the adult worn down by disease, your HPsepa-
rationn has, under my observation, provea Lar
mora e61cacious than all the farrago OF Iarina-.
ceous articles and so.called extracts, which olten
do more harm than good. o-,o,,
I am, very respectfully, your o6eqienS servant
Mr., II. S.. VALENTINE, Richmond, Va.
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1Brarl6 lDri,s uistributScn.
i'm KENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT. CONCERT.
u u ~. w. i,., " .rsu -
sb,ouao,o,oo IN BANK 70 PAY ALL
OIFTa.
A FULL DRAWING I'M SIGHT
100000 FOR ONLY ST.

At the Second Grand or Concert, a sa 81 ,sa
y Library OF Kentucky, ;unaVoidaDly- post
pooned nom September % 70. december !, and
whica positively and unequivoeally occurs IN
Louisville, Ry., saturday, December :, ls1A WIN.
ont Y1rther delay on any account whatever the
fouowing Cash GIFTS are for distribution by lot
smopo the ticket holders; -
ONE GRAND GIFT, CASH...............$leo,o9O
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CHARLESTON. s. O., September II. 1872.

CHkRLRsT0N, 8. o., SBpE6WUel II ao5Ls
Mr. II. s. VALENTINE: ,-
Dear Sir-I have made quite an extensive trlsl
or your aMeat Juice" during the past summer,
naTncularIy In tnose protracted and exhausting
dise tses incident 10 Infancy and childhood, 30
familiar to our Southern physicians. The trial
has re.ulted IN a preference for your 'aeat
toused. So faF, it has lully come up to all that
has been claimed for Il; and II its preparation "
ooniucted with the same care, and the purity Of
the materials maintained as heretofore, nave
no doubt its' use VIII oe greatly extended.
= very respectfully your obedfent servant,
n. ROBERTSON MD, ~:
Professor on GInscology and Clinical Obstetrics
Ia the Medical College OF the State OF South
Carolina.
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B1nSlntsS Uarns
A. J. s q L L V A N
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR,

NEARLY OPPOSITE CAMERON, BARKLEY d co
DESIRES to inform bis friends and the public
that he Ia prepared to carry on the GENERAL
BVILDINQ BUSINESS. Repairs OF all kinds at
tended TO, Designs and estimates furnished upon
application. :seps
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. By W. Y. LEITCH 6 B. y. BRUINS.

WILL BEiSOLD on TUESDAY, 10Th
wv instant, at the: Postofice, at II O'Clock,
That Largo and desirable Lot on the south side
or Bcrlyard street, between Rutledge avenue and
Sires street. measuring 90 feet 'front.' nand In
depth 219 feet, more or lesa. IN ;, T"T a.
Terms-0nehslf cash; balance ins one year
with interest," Purchaser to pay ~ for pspera.
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/. By B. M. MARSHALL u BRO, {.
DWELLING AND STORE EAST COR

IL -. NER Bogsrd and Line strsets.
on THURSDAY. December 12th. az H. O'Clock,
viii be cold, near ths Postonace; Bfoad street IA
The above Tfp. Rooted DWELL1NG Of f1nr square
rooms and store, with kitchen OF two foOunE.
Lot 27by IS feet, more Or lesstn.gc3 ~. IT,
T~erms-One.half. cash; balance in one year. g.
cured as usual Purchaser 20 pay X, A.-A.6
Bro. for papers-els-S ~ {" dec3tusthSo
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The money to pay all these Gifts is now upon
depdsit, and set apart for that purpose, In the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank; az win be seen ~
the GLOWING certificate Of the Cashier:
FkRHERH' N DRoVEas, BkNI. T..
LOUISVILLE, KY, September %, l8T2
This Is TO certify that there 10 now on deposit
In this bank over Half q Million Of Dollars TO
the credit Of the Gilt Concert Fund, $50o,Uoo Of
which is held by this bank as Treasurer OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky TO- pay OF all Gifts
to be awarded az the drawing. . agiaa+.F
ks EEEUH, Cashier
Price OF Tickets. ..
whele Tickets, $40; Halves, S.; Quarters, 81 80;
IL whole Tickets for 500; % for $2t5; So for $500;
ifs for $1,000; cS5; for $4,000; SIS for S6O0o. go
discount on less than 500 worth OF uckeS ~ :"
time.
the drawing will positively and unsaI lrn,S1i,y
take place December. Agents are
reanifed to close sales and make rernrns Novsm,
bar d, In order to give ample time ior Inc ma a
eMonrenoenrs- orders for Tickets or appiicAuonB
FOR nirscuisrs should be addressed to. 80,
CIV. THOMAS p. BRAMLETTE,
Agen, Public Murary: Of KENTUCKY, ;LeItayI.s'
Kentucky. SW'UH-o"A'ff"e
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