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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c. .....AUGUsT 10, 1872

CHARLESTON, 8. C........AUGUsT 10, 1872
Lat 81 IieV 40 MN Us Sec Lon 7adeV 81 MN n sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr J P Wyman, Erman, Boston. 10 days-Ice.
To A Gage & co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship " Everman, Morgan, Philadel-
phia-W Uourtenay.
Brig Henry and Louise, Hand, Cork and mar
ket-D Mcpherson. .L
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Everman, Morgan, Philadelphia.
Schr Minnie, Hudson, Jacksonville.
FROM THIS POEr -.''
Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, at Philadel
pnta, August 9.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Sohr JRrnet Tilton, at New York, August E.
lt&a SAILED FOR THIS Port.
British bark Granton, Rowland, at Liverpool
July rs. 81. go. ~. -
sa'.'at,I stti MEMORANDA.
The schr Adolph Hugel. HaIse, from George
town, y u arrived at New York August 0.
The Energy, OaulKins, for Port Royal, entered
outward at Oardif July %. -
The sclr Oakes Ames, Edmunda, from George.
town, 3 @, arrived At New YORK August 8.
, The British bark Medway, Evans, from Charles
on for London. was OF forbay July 20. i.
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funeral NpIlrrs.

~SEEKINAH LODGE, No. S, A. Y.
M-Assemble at Masonic Hall, THIS DAY, 10th
instant at O'Clock P. NJ, to pay the last tribute
OF respect to our late Tyler, Brother VIM. q.
DAVIS. By order OF W. II.
H. BoLDEN PIOKINPACK,
aug1o.s Secretary.
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NoTlCE.-Previous to removal to our new
store, No. 275 King street, Browning's old
Dry Goods stand, we will close out oil OF our
present stock at extremely low prices.
FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. PAL King
street. iuly22
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TRERMOMETRICAL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday, at
the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side of Broad street. was as follows:
8 A. NJ, 80; 10 A. NJ, IS; IL NJ, 81; P. NJ, 81;
4P. NJ, Sc; P. NJ, IS; 8 P. NJ, SO.
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CHRoMos.-To close out the balance of our
stock, will sell framed Chromos from 4oc. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
Iuly30-tuths
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COMMERMAL NEWS.
Exports.


PHrLADBLpnA-Pefi steamship W Everman-
IS tierces rice, liz bales upland cotton IS bales
domestics "a bundles paper, si3 bbls naval stores
l2s tons cid ironT T2o.7oo feet lnmber'Ze packages
sundrles.
. CORK AND kMARKRT-Per brig Henry and Lou.
se-20O bbls spirits turpentlne and ss7 bbls rosin
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, TweDty-four
Initial Envelopes, Penholder aud Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won Santen's Ba.
zaar, No. 229 King street, next Academy of
Music july6.s
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NOTTCE.-Previous 10 removal to our new
store, No. 275 King street, Brownine's old
Dry Goods stand, we will close out all OF our
present stock at extremely low prices
FURcHGorT, BENEDICT g. Co., No. 244 King
street. iuly22
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Auction Sales This Day.

william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, household furniture.
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Marrie6.

wILLIS-POINSETT.- Tuesday, July 80
1872. at st. Marks's Church, by the Rev. }. b. sea
brook, Mr.. NOBLE @. WILLIS, Of Augusta, Ca, tc
Charleston, :. y.
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1ntertorCotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE August g..
Opr marke: during the week ruled very duli,
with light sales and prices corresponii ling TO tne
recent decline at New York and Liverpool. we
quote nddlug at 2oc, low midding l9. ana gooa a
ordinary II. Crop accounts continue TO oe re-
garded generally favorable. ,.-
Very little Offering; good grades would orlng
II cante.
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Receipts per Railroad, August Q.

turpentne, 1873 bbls rosin and spirits, car slock
To Railroad Agent, O Leibenrood, Whilden &
Jones. Kinsman q howell, Johnston, Crews 4
CO., Goldsmith & Son, Levy, T NJ BRISTOL,
Monsees, Laurey. Alexander & co, Staf1ens, Wer.
ner Ducher, 81 Bischofr. d co, 0'Neil, P O Tren.
hnlrn and 0fhara
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Saye your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4s
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~,
The TEA QUEsTIoN.-The excitement of the
hour among housekeepers Is the welcome re-
duction in. the price Of teas of all grades, con
lsequent upon the removal of the customs
dulles upon that exh'arating herb. Wilson
the indefaligable grocer of King street, who
as every reader, of TIE NEWS knows, has fol
yearNmade cheap and good teas q specially
is, as usual, foremost In giving the public
the benefit of the greatly reduced price, auG
in (what is hardly less importantly Letting
everybody know the gratifying fact. 'Quick
and large sales, and small profits" Is The prIn
ciple upon which Wilson is constantly lncreas
ing an already hourlshing business, and the
.vigor and persistence with which he always
avails himself of the columns of the peoples
favorite newspaper in advertising his wares
proves that his ssgacity is equal to his enter.
prise.
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CRoQUET sEAsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at SO rs. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr2T-sturh
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Weekly Review OF the Savannah Cot
ton Market.

ton Market.
SAVANNAH, August 8. i,
CoTToN.-Beyond the receipt Of a few bales Of the
new crop there Is very little Uf interest to note In
the market this week. Crop accounts, as pub.
.llshed In our country exchanges, say that the
worm pervades nearly the whole cotton crop OF
the Southwest, and In several counties In
Middle Georgia are beginning to he developed.
This statement dees not agree with The New
York Financial aud Commercial Chronicle.
That Journal seems to attach but little import
ance to the cater pillar reports, The genuine
caterpillar seldom makes lts appearance In south
midland counties; and when 1t does it ia generally
In september, and comparatively little damage
results. But this year 1t makes its appearance In
July, and is formidable In August, with wet
weather and tender and luxuriant crop upon
which to operate, and we think these facts justify
the grave apprehensions expressed by planters
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
iun1-S
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PROFESSOR MAILLEFERT.-A lew days ago,
committee of the Chamber Of Commerce
visited, by invitation, the wrecklng vessels o
Professor Maillefsrt, who Is. engaged In re-
moving the blockade-runners and monitors
sunk in Charleston harbor during the war.
Professor Malllefert courteously explained the
whole manner Of proceeding; and the divers
made their descents, heavy charges OF powder
were fired, and huge pieces of wreck were
hoisted up for the especial delectation of the
visitors. Later in the day, the committee were
handsomely entertained by Professor Maille'
tert, at his residence, on sullVan's Island
Here the committee were shown number Of
curious relics from the wrecks, including 9
breech.loading rife and a handsome lamp in
which the candles had been premaLurely ex
tinguIshed blythe sudden sinking of-the yes
sci. Altogether, thanks to the untring cour.
tesy and lavish hospitality Of Professor Mallle.
fert, 1t was a delightful day. s..
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YouEG MEN, TAKE NOTICE. Base Balls and
Bats-cheaper than the cheapest. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR, apr20-s
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave to draw the attention OF the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of importation. A
call is respectfully. solicited. LOUIS, COHEN d
Co, No. 24s King street. mayl6
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New York Rice market,

NEW YORK, August s..
The Daily Bulletin says: The demand is fair,
win sales mainly at full rates. Some trausac-
lions IN CarOlinas, out OF condition. have been
closed at very low prices but for prime stock the
market remains strong. The sales are $50 bags
Rangoon at 6Xa7Hc, 100 bsgs Pagna at 7Zxa8.-
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
iun1-S
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Meetings This Day.

Franklin Lodge, A. F. NJ, at halfpast Z
Pm.
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n o R F l. o r D A,
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, = .s@A
Osptaln L. n. CoXetter, will leave ss11ll16s 2
O'clock. for SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, 5Ayk, 51s
SONYILLE, PALArkA AND ALL LANDi'"0
ON ST. JOHNS RIVER .np.
Returning. DICTATOR will leave PALAiM ,aa.,1, NJ q
THURSDAY NIGHT. SAVANNAH SATURDAY noA'-
ING arrlvving here same afternoon. 10.
ALI Way freight must be prepaid. d,d oc
For. Freight or Passage, having spleRa'99 es
commodations, apply TO !. ra.3
Corner yanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
july27 80
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ARRIVAL OF NEW CoTToN.-The receipt OF
two new bales on Thursday last was followed
yesterday by two others-the first by the South
Carolina Railroad, shipped by Mr.. Hayward
Brown, from Barnwell County, s. c.. weigh
Ing five hundred and five pounds, and con-
signed to Messrs. E. Il. Frost & Co., factors,
Adger's wharves; the second from Messrs. W.
L. Ellis & Brother, Macon, Ga, Weighing three
hundred and seven pounds, and consigned to
Messrs W. B. Williams & Son, factors, Accom-
mediation wharf. The new bale from. Florida,
reported the day before, was purchased by
Meesrs. Porcher & Henry, brokers, Atlantic
wharyes, at twenty -one cents per pound, and
will be shipped by the steamship James
Adger TO Mr.. ". h. Wagner, New York.
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COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug

Noon.-Cotton opened firm; uplands lod; Or
leans l0i4al0Hd sales l6, 600 bales; weekly 60 0oe;
export 1900; speculation 5000; stock $4,000;
American 2Bs oG0; receipts 81 900; American 1000;
actual exports 5000; aflJat $4,000; American
l6 roo.
Laser.-Cotton firm; sales 5000 bales; specula-
ton and export 3000
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SILVER SPRINGS, NsAE iocALA Fla,

MEssRs, DowIE, NOISE ~& DAVIS. CHARLESTON.
g. U-Dear Sirs: I regard NOISES FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS as certain cure and blessing to
all living in the maarious districts OF tne Soutn,
Very respectfully. yours,
las B.UWENS, N. D.
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NoRTHEAsTBRN RAILROAD.

bale cotton, 70 bbls spirits turpentine. 519
bbls rosin, tobacco. lumber, mdse, &c. TO Will
den & Jones, Kinsman d Howell, Barden S Par
ker. Mantoue j. CO, TH, d W Dewees. SR Mar
R R Agent, E yelling, Mrs Hacker, Order, and
others, ..'..-lr
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KJYesrRsr, s. O., December 81, 1870

Mr.. B.F. NOISE, CHARLESTON, $. O.-Dear Sir:
I have used your FEVER AMI, AGUE PILLS IN
INV practice this fall, and have never in the mist
Instance failed to relieve my patients; nave ave
aiways recommend them, and with the happiest
results: I wish that yon may have the aatHlac:
tinn OF knowing that your Fever and. Ague
Plllsn have relieved many undeE my ,tad hars
raiTed IN dn Yours respectfully. ~ -
-''ts" w T. q. BROUKINGTON, M.iUk
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Markets by Telegraph.
,fa- MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON. Angus e.
Noou.-Conscls s2h. Bonds 90. The hop crop
promises large Yield. .,5.... Is, "a,
, EveniDg.--COnsols closed 92S Tor money, s2H
for ACCOUNT Bonds92. :
Eoon.1eBonds s6H.
PARIS, August 9. .,
Noon.-Rentes 55fSOc. specIeinoreased q, ,oOo, 900
francs. -
Noon...Freehts uulet. Stocks dull Gold firm
at l6H. Money easy at 4. Exchange-Iong SA;
short sna a1 c6saa eaIas 2a E
change unsettled, with SO es at 8K,i less broker
age Cold l51aS1 Loans 2as fos earring
S. ates closed steady. .fennesseesiT4; new a.
vrglnias 45H; new 50. Lousianas 50; new 81.
Levee skies esa7O. Alabama eights 50; nyes 20.
Georgia skies 70; sevens IS. North Carolinas 35;
new 70 South Caroliuas 54; new Qs1. Freights
qniGs and STEADY: 81 It's announced that over nslf
or about So, sol, 600, is taken inLoadon at rate
netting par in currency. The French loan Ia
quoted at 3H premium at Paris today.
COTTON MARKETS.
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Rev. e. It. winkier, d. d.

1t has been remarked as particularly hon
orable feature of the record in Charleston of
this distinguished preacher, who has recently
LET. the Citadel Square Baptist Church TO set
tie In Marion. Ala, that during his long pas.
torste In this city, extending over a period of
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]. 8, BROUKINGTON, n. .iUs
MERoAruRs, BABNwELL Dist, 8, OIL -
AA.' o -. Jnlv 1l 1b7l Nv e. ~

Mr.. B. F. MoIsE-Dear Sir: In reply 70 your
question as 10 what has been the success OF yogr
FEVER AND A0UE PILLS, that ht'eIpeen, Soau
by us. we would say as far as we .knoWttney
have given entire satisfaction. Weshall continue
to recommend them. irl.ti. q, iitst t9isfa..
W.T.. BLANTON d son.
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See First Page for other Local Matters.
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session In AbbeyilIe on Sunday last. During
the meeting Instructive sermons were preach!7
5ed blythe Revs. Mood, Cauthen, Murray, Mar
! lin. oliver and Others, and impressive dis
I. courses on temperance and to the Sunday
Schools, delivered by Professor Carlisle, OF
Wofrord. On Sunday the pulpits Of Goth the
Presbyterian and Methodist Churches were
filed by members of the Conference. On
Sunday night the communion was administer
ed In the Methodist Church. a
Tho Camp-Mecttng in Sumter. -
The Methodists have had camp-meeting at
Providence, Sumter County, which was COM
menced on Wednesday, the 3lst ult., and con-!
tinued for over week. II was largely at
tended, and was addressed by the Rev. Messrs.
Hill, Carlisle, Stokes, Mckinney, Fleming and
others. Thelocation Is said to be particularly
well adapted either for camp.meeting pur-!
noses or for q summer resort. The air Is pure
and braclng, the water splendid, and the
nights delightful. From the success of this
meeting, 1t Is probable permanent camp
ground may be established at Providence.
Tho Abbevtile Bible Society.
The forty-ninth anniversary of the AboevllFe
Bible SocIetywas celebrated In the Methodist
Church, in Abbevllle, on Wednesday the 3lst
nit. The annual sermon was by the Rev.
James L. Martin, of the Abbevilie Presbyte-
risn Church, and the annual address by Cen
eral Samuel MCGOWAN. Rev. E. r. Miles was
elected one of the vIce-presidents, in the
place of the Rev. W. P. DuBose, who has re-
moved, and Mr.. J. F. C. DuPre, librarian, Vice
Dr.. I. Braach, deceased, The board Of direc-
tors were directed to make arrangements for
celebrating, the next, being the fftieth, ami
versary, and to select the. speakers for the
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l88; exports coastwIse 1871; stock 750; weekly net
receipts "a; gross 1856; exports coastwise 3l5;
aaleg 30.
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-Alarge and enjoyable anniversary picnic
was had last Friday at the Beauty Spot Church,
Marlboro Count. by -Bennettsvle Division,
No. As, s. Oft. A splendid collation., and ad-
dresses by Major B. D. Townsend and Major
F. F. Marley, both of Darlington, were among
the good things of the day
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-09

Masks AND tACEs.-Ladies who mask
their faces and necks with enamels endanger
their health to no purpose. The plaster
work decelves nobody There is but one
article known which will restore blemis he'd
complexion or create external brilli4ncy and
bloom where they have never. heretofore ex-
listed. and that article is uAGAN's M.CNoIIA
BALM. Il performs this toilet miracle by
nfusiog vitality into the skin. The floral
and herbal juices Of which it Is composed
gently stimulate the circulation 10 the min
ute blood vessels, and brace the network of
nerves through which they pass. Thus
quickened and strengthened the external
covering soon acquires fresh and heaIthtui
hue, and every trace Of saIlowness dIsap-
pears. The ptlest checks derive from the
beau,ifying baptism of this delightful eos
metlc a warmer hue. and the arms, hands
and neck, a blonde lustrc wuIch the char
atans. who profess To make lad Is q" bcaatr-
tul forever With their poisonous cement,
can never hone to initiate.
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The Enlarged ana Itev.seG Edttion
The medical Adviser and
Guide to Health,


nF tue MORRILL, MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 40
B3 Bufhuch street. Boston Mass, has now been be
fore the public since the first of August lasl, and has
probably met " ith larger sale End more general
approval than any other Medical WORK designed Tor
Jouar in~tru- that has be lore been puhlsh'
in The United States The ole subject az physical
debility resulting selabuse. ImpoteuCv, sperma-
orrhpa etc, iu males early decline. huOr 8hus
rolapss uteri all irregularities. etc, with full and
complete list remedies for disease incident 60
females every age whether married OF single. with
rounse and suggestions 10 every ndiuou n
lite. This valuable ami Interesting book 81 over S95
pages rs tor the Morrill, Medical Institute only
Il nddy be sent any address receipt of thf pTIc
UOCTOH MORRtLL can be consulted at att hours
al Office al dis eases ot general or special
character no matter OF how lonE-sand-
ing with every assurance Of prompt and speedy r. let
All letters conhdenualiy regarded aud promptly ar
cred \ consultation lee OF s. must accompany ali
eiiers soliciting medical advice. Remember the ad
dress The Norril Medical Institute No Bulhnce
street. Boston. Mass. ri1hl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-09

The Republicans Of the q Congressional
District, composed oS Caledonia, Orange,
Convention at White River junction, on
the 23d inst, to nominate a candidate fl
Congress, One hundred and fifty two
delegates viii constitute a full convention
and, as the contest is a spirited one between
the friends of Judge Poland, the present
member, ana the friends of Judge Steele, a
new candidate, a full convention will prob
ably be the result
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-09

Ii CONNECTICUT yesterday elections were
held for various town and city officers Lo-
cal questions entered largely, of course, into
the choice of officers, and the results indicate
more than anything else general disregard
by the voters of party lines. The Springfield
Republican claims, with some apparent show,
of facts to support the. claim, that. on the
whole, the coalition seems to have made gains,
80 far as any judgment can be formed concern
ing party strength from the returns thus far
received.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-09

The republican convention to nominate
Congressman and clector in the third dis
trict will be held at Hydepark on Thursday.
Oct. oath. Ex-Gover nor Hendee is likely
to receive the nomination for Congress with
little or no opposition
This is especially com plimentary to Mr..
Hendee, as first nomination for member OF
Congress is not often 50 generally agreed to
and this District, which yet remembers The
fight between Baxter and Hoyt, if, indeed, il
does not bear some Of the scars Of that cam
paign, is to be congratulated upon the era Of
political peace and good VIII that seems to
prevail in its borders
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-09

GEoRcM.-As we expected, the Democracy
carried the State election in Georgia, last
week. Seymour received over 1900, major
ity for President in the State in 1868, and
the Republicans expected nothing bette
now. The majority is probably something
over 10000.
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Nophia GObmrn,S NNiIl.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
wAsHISeToN DIsrRIcr. - at Montpelier. with no
for said District, the 25th dsy Ct September, A. d.
1872
n instrument plrporngto be the last viii and tssta-
n ment Of opLia COburu, lsIe of talbot in
district, deceased being pre-ened The Cor,
by IIorntA r. Page, tie EN'cu T. therein namei
for probate 1t IS ordered by said curt that Pc
concerned therein be notif Ted appeal Of
said Court he held he Probate n = in Nuatpel
Ter on the 20 b dag Of October, A. ID 1872 and show
cause any Ih-y have against the PROBATE of said
Will for which purpose II Is further ordered thar
copy The ord Of IN order be published three
weeks successfully in thu q Mountain freeman
printed Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing. BY the Court,
ATTEST \. i. CHASE. Register.
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DELAwARE.-The election in Delaware
last week, although for local officers, is in
dicative Of decided Republican gains, so
much SO that it leaves it possible for the
electoral vote of the State to be cast for Gen.
Grant. We don't think, however, such re-
suit Will do to bet upon.
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Reports from Home.
A Living Witness
BOsTor HERALD OFFICE,
Boston, Sept. lq 1870.

ii. X. STEVENS. ESQ
Dear SIr-Among the many Effected ty tie
use Of NEGEIrNE, have heard OF more Esrisfac
than my have been 5ft cJ=e Wi h SCrciuia
salt Rheum for many years, inherited I'D the blood,
making Il appearance on my whole body bursting out.
in different places, and painful beyond description
Six Of the popular purifiers hce Adversely
Scrutult and Ike complaints have faithfully
but my disease deeply seated 20 resist
clans, but nothing tended % aey Finally. ny Ire
ncing ;he hrst OF January last, and atte
experienced q sensible reIIei. and could tseu U
working my system very dId-reu iy from amy thing
had tak-u before, and at once disc vere that DO
accomplishing the object earnestly Cesi- ed
continued on, following directions three months,
and the first Of Aprl found me well man have
pas ed through the hot summer aud have con uued 90
be free any appearance Ci DO To- The present time.
NY general heaJh II excellent and ms recovery, OF
which had about pared sscriue entirely 10 The
use q NEGETINE. could never have been convinced
OF The marvellous results Of Ibis wonderful NEGETISE
under any ofhtT circumstances but now recommend
every tuvu 20 TINS Iue.timabe remedy and that
all l. tue Is Represented. aa living witness
and viii Td great satisfaction to show the
mars q ny disease. aud converse odd the merits 90
NEGETINE. none viii dispute who IL what do
viii here mention Uf INV chiid having severe a'-
of DE mIl amt. " inch NEGErNE has eHtire-
Is cured audi -htl away b. hauuH axe i'sE fle-
Known vlLfh THE Tar &c ct any - q rHr--
E-urs- very Respect 90 lt-
ID. YOUNG.
Mr.. Young ha> been in The euu'oy Do Tie au~f1
Hsra'd during the past eighteen wears. Many can
VUurn for the above statement.