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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-23
III. A. LITTLETON e. CO., Agents,
l4SxivI1 no. 2s Madison street:
.s3sE2a3|IAt8
For the Removal Of Distractions and the
Insurance of Rcgu iarIty In There
eurrence Of Hon thly Periods.

These PRs are an siiryailiag
Female Regtd iator, intended for
special cases; { hose obstinate ones
tohere n,ilder a nd cheaper Utedi-
cines Jial.
They are com, posed oft most
active and powe rful princip les OF
plants, roots and berris 8, so
highly concentrated that each
pill contains moro med icinal
strength than a whole b Ok or
bottle of ordinary dollar nedi-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-23
Interest all Readers,

Thus making the WEEKLY LKDoER q well
ONE, pleasing and interesting
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-23

Randolpb. Hammond & Jordsn, Solicitors
or compiainants. 1ls-l65-5-l2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-23

Depot at foot of Main street.
Ticket Office, 2S71l Main street. one door
"Oi'" u Jas .YONGE. Gel'l Sup't:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

THE GRAND CARAVAN
Il ENCAMPMENT,
foot of Houston street, East River,
will remain open
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
The
GREAT CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
OF @. F. BAILEY co.
may be visited for 70 cents
being the largest and best exhibition ever given at such
a small price of admission
Doors open at and 7 p. M. - ,..,
for the audience to make the promenade OF the Mena
gerie Tent and inspect the most valuable collection OF
wild animals In this country
THE CIRCUS TROUPE
known the perfect iIf the United STATES
and containing the largest amount OF talent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

The first steamer of this line
- GLAMORGAN, Captain Laybourne,
Will sail from Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey CITY,
on THURSDAY 3lst October next.
Carrying goods and passengers at through rates
all parts OF the United States and Canada ports in
Bristol Channel and all other points in England.
These steamships built expressly for the trade
vided with al the latest improvements for the comfort
and convenience of
CABIN AND STEERAGE PASSENGERS.
Drafts for fl and upwards.
For further particulars apply in Cardiff the Com.
panys Offices No. Dock Chambers: and in New York to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER Il Co, Agents,
Rroa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

CHARLEY SHAY'S OPERA HOUSE.
" Thirty-fOurth street and Third avenue.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 80.
EVERYTHING BRAN NEW.
THE BEAUTIFUL AMUSEMENT TEMPLE.
CHARLEY SHAYS
MONSTER QUINCUPLIXAL TROUPE.
The most attractive entertainment In the city.
CHARLEY SHAY Miss MINNIE JACKSON.
LEOPAR BROTHERS,, Miss MARTHA WREN.
GEORGE THATCHER, Miss HANNAH BIRCH,
JAMES COLLINS, Miss ERNESTINE EOLLETrs
CHARLEY GLEASON, GOODYEAR and WHITING.
GEORGE BUCKLEY HUGHEY HAGGERTY,
and all the other star Artists
THE ILLUMINATED CURRICULUM and CARNIVAL
SCENE; Burlesaue on q Burlesque BLUE BEARD.
LITTLE FANNY the Pet OF tie Dog Creation.
OLD KURMUDGEON PANTOMIME.
and 20 other Comic and Attractive Acts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

AA1UsEMEnTS.
WooDss d sYsHy Eizrs1so. sErrrnsEs y MURRAY
Enssss%sns %. limited period q the essSrssss :
''' ''3 B$$ssHssf|SSkk 'i sS$SS$$4E f:''
who will as SRSS ss Of
EsSzfEB s ssSH s sisS s sis$::
which has s esoR& iSyssf
EsS, Slssd s! Mr. DoMrsrck MURRAY
assS so TIE BALCONY
Al 4HR RF EsoxFS 81 FROM THF SIG GAsq srso
MA.IsEE! INSTRUMENTATION s91atH asD A..r y. v.,
will be presented fhs oaSW SsSlsssss Of
unable g
E Is YEESAt SESS SING SsAS sfsd
noMIN1oK MURRAY AT WOODS MUSEUM.
Esoa af EEfsAi F TSSf''i sIs s5fp ss sf
noMrNIcK MURRAY AT WOODS MUSEUM.
EscXfE EiS"i FROM fsoSf'' SING SdaI SING.
noMINICK MURRAY AT WOODS MUSEUM,
EscAfEE TDsai F SsSSs'' SING sdA% sfS "a
OoMINIcK MURRAY AT WOODS MUSEUM.
- In the great succe ssful drama of
ESCAPED FROM SING SING.
noMINIcK MURRAY AT WOODS MUSEUM.
RsTA FED f sSsSs's SING drs sHNG
CRowDED HOUSES IN BUFFALO,
" Triumphant OF the eminent artist,
DOMINICk MURRAY,
in his great specially,
ESCAPED FROM SING SING.
WOOD $ MUSEUM. NEW YORK. SEPT 80
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.-CURTAIN RISES AT
" quarter to eight precisely. Carriages may be or
dered for H.
Sole Lessee aud Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

EVERY NIGHT for the SIXTH
S %sEk B t@s er Sy oF sFPEfSNfsSAuolhHf
CAR0TTE, produced with the
grandest Comedy, 0psr q and nd
s or S ;SsiihsAs ARTISTS ever gath
Mrs. JOHN WOOD as the "Good
IS king oarotte;, ROSE HER.
F FG a k sss Sts g. t hhsirses csIt
Magician;' EMMA HoWsON as
HHn "ys sM 81 E saE EF1pss'' Is
g. HlEB 1s!aRfsf LS sSSfs'fiss'iu in ' sss
Monkey Revels"
%, o.norrr eyer OOS aorgeoqs, Costumes, and
The Herald says
sented in any .theatre-fail OF in.
s seest aR IKE ap%sf wos ey see
shifting. keeps the spectator in
miration. The Pompeiian tableau
p prassd me Old Broken Ss sGO coasn as
and heaps Of debris quickly fade
away under the influence Of the
was b i' It's fail It's houses HOUSE gay
with is e Sared 1s S Of pleasure Se
sss aaas D esss sR e audsncss hiT 6s
monkey tableau is also one of
the oldest and strangest and
most outrageously ludicrous spec
tacles that can be imagined
There are few courts In the world
of reality, even in gala days.
which make so dazzling show
as that Of King Carrot II Is i'm
possible, indeed to give o just
conception of the varied mag
nfcence of the spectacle"
~ GRAND MATINEE of ROI CAROTTE SATURDAY
KIT at ONE O'CLOCK over at halfRast four SEATS
the Opera House and Fifth Avenue Theatre, from till
aily.
HE FIRST SUNDAY CONCERT will take place on
KIT SUNDAY EVENING, October ., conducted by
MAX MARETZEK and with the ITALIAN OPERA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29
NEWSPAPERS.

A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER FOR sALE-OwNED
n by the late Thomas G. Walsh paying $50 a week.
For particulars address call at W Sccoud street, Viii.
liaI Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29
L'0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II Southern Line.
The steamship GENERAL sEDGwICK,

will leave pier 81 East River, Wednesday, October2
Freight for St Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken.
FOR freight or passage. having superior accommoda
9. II. MALLORY 4 CO.. 1853 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

u ATLANTIC Mali. gIEAMsHIP COMPANY sailing
S$$sSSsT Si4S SssS S Ssssn Get .
MISSOURI, Capt M. K. Greene. Via Nassau Oct II
For freight or passage 3spp%ay 8 BS1xocK, President
No. s Bowling Green
DRFHG11 T tNE r. Fso HAXASA AND VERA CRUZ
New Yers and mexican Man Steamship Line, leaving
E S h6 ESss EsS' Y
CITY q MAv1S Dsaksn Get Get y
0E MEkipH Tuesday sSy e Sav g
For freight q psi.GaSxsA SONS IS Broadway
For SE %r GSHEASs P s4a1HsHrr LINE
from pier VI HSEs m HlSsEb
Freight received dsy SSsI rae. given for ST.
Louis, vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indanoia
o aSs ap pssn or
EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
steamship hs GESpS co sais%sE.h'd captain p Samuel L.
o sseeBsr ats sfH oslIss slr ESssS. rsss.ysS
and e u ra'e: CALM sS' passage
'or ''e'sn' P"is' Ssso9WEIL Co., SO West street
% KEY CRY ' ST h 9 oapn
Houston and Henderson and B.
For freight SF R.i M1H nDPYy CO.. 1853 Maiden ans
Or to W. p. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street
E,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
hs oa S"p xss Ss9 will
City Point and Richmond, Saturday, September Is at
and southwest Through passenger tickets Issued to AZ
pc a the Ses Isl G.
Dey.. ' '''''' 0'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

ETH AVENUE THEATRE. BEGINS AT 8
y Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY
FIFTH WEEK
OF
DIAMONDS
FIFTH MATINEE
OF
DIAMONDS,
SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE.
Characters by Miss Fanny Davenport, Fanny Morant
Linda Dietz, Sara Jewett, Mrs. George Gilbert, Nellie
Mortimer George Lsngley Mr. George Clarke, James
Davidge, w. ]. Lemoyne, George Grfiths, D. Whiting
Pierce Burnett Barney, Godfrey, Gilbert Carroll and
Beekman.
SEATS MAY BE SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. I
In course Of preparation for early and brilliant
vival THE Road to Ruin" "Extremes" THE incon,
Windsor" Due notice will be given Of their first repre-
sentation and of the first appearance Of Mr. Charles
Fisher Mr. Louis James, Miss Mary easy and Miss Kate
Claxton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-29

Fisher Mr. Louis James Miss Mary easy and Miss Kate
Claxton.
RoWWEERyy T IL 41IsE u.,.r.,
Will aaP
I SR Ts2 x 81 s sRdss
II os ssns
airs Mss Will be assisted BY
and L. w. HAn1E MG little Dh'"A"
The piece will be cast to the full strength of the power
Mr.. e. HARRY FRANK, the popular young actor, will
shortly appear IN MS c neM FSnRc Drama OF
OLYMPIC THEATRE. AIMEE.
SEASON OF FRENCH OPERA BoUFFE,
MONDAY y Ey ISL f. S SFPsE a. 1872
of the f''o MILE queen %I X ESEgera S0une'
ENTIRELY NEW a Pa RI COMPANY,
including the %aNsiRHR SSb fssDraed Artistic
cS '6 % Sf ri: IN Be
Owing the necessary preparations regarding scenery
and fYS$HR Rn fa te BE- THE OPERAS
Es n '0F rh If pa%fHGfpsfT q
CLOSE hf TaEaR G %soHE DATE
Full particulars in future advertisements.
Fh 4kAs SsE5o
with Me cscs Patti ssoq sr0 ME-
Sar s"e cW s York pror To- their
and 0fN ne''
RRYANT's OPERA HOUSE, TwENTYTHIRD
Booths Theatre-Every evening at s. and Saturday
oi r. EFSsiSE gFGHRf Of the World
Kelly and Leon I, ~, IN their speGalties
The ES:e Fl y Fo"f, y Kelly end, Is Con-
sss%: S ''''S VIII Era; %
Matinee Saturday at Seats s secured cured in advance
TIvoLI GARDEN,
5 a&Ssb sS5saJ s; SSssSs
by a full and efficient orchestra.
Ad% PxVHLf e GEMS
r ffHsG EyEyA1 sssr at s0sf cc stree
oPERArIC G0yGERT n
COLLEGE OF MUSIC, NO. WEST FOURTEENTH
Madame GAZzANiGA, directors and Instructors in ali
te branches of singing Opening october Books open
U ELY. AND LEON,
n The BfHs ssSaN II spitysy szsy night with
street S $SaSS 5 5EESISs s SisHI p
THE CRrrIc-rHE DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL JOUR
nal for all price cents from news dealers or Amer-
60" ''"' MN H. n. SHELLEY. Proprietor, q Ann street
VNANTED-A GOOD OPERA BOX ALTERNATE
w nights during the Write, with particulars,
s. J. p, box 7l6 Post Office
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
THE PAPER OF NEW YORK.
ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE MOST SPICY, SPARKLING, BRILLIANT AND
READABLE PAPER PUBLISHED.
BEST MEDIUM FOR BUSINESS ADVERTISING IN
THE CITY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
4 NEW CURE FOR BLINDNESS.

About year ago, Professor Nagel,' OF Tubin, 4:
zen, published reports oil cases ID wnlcn nc
had by the use of strychnia, restored sight 10
patiepts suffering from decay OF vision or from
blindness, Strychnia, as Is well known, ls
deadly poison, but it has wonderful ehect IN
stimulating the nerves; and Professor Nasel
found that in diseases OF the optic nerve,
whether functional or organic, its operation
was alike speedy and e1llracious. The guam
tltv used is, of course. exceedingly small,one-
fortIeth of q grain mixed with water-ahu lnis
solution is not to be swallowed, but Ia lnlecGea
under the skin Of one OF the arms, @hlcn
seems to render the result the more
remarkable. This remedy has been tried oy
oculIsts elsewhere with marked success; ana
amonU recent instances occurs naval cap
tain. aoed filty-two, whose sight was so much
impaired that he required TO De ieu aDou', ~.
Within few minutes after the lnJecllon, as
above described, the fog which oarhenea i.
his ewes became less dense, ana I'LL 1n-
pressl0n of light was perceptlole: Ailer
three days' use of the remedy, (au loJecli0u
niobt and morning,) he could make out Tue
cnrnitnre of the ward with ficlent.clearness
to anIde himself about without feeling; "and
on the fourth day of treatment, without help,
he succeeded at midday in walking alone
through the thoroughfares Of the city TO lhe
home of his family, a mile t1om the inllrmary.
NAV we not hope from this experience lnaG
benceforth the number OF cases oil olindness
viii be largely diminlshed.-Cha'aOersS jour
nal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
JOTTINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

Governor Scott has appointed 8. u. Rns-
sell trial Justice for st. Stephens Parish,
Charleston County. vice A. j. Harvey, de-
ceased. ,
The heavy storm of rain on Monday caused
considerable damage to the rooms, plastering
and carpets on the east side the Statehouse.
The boards upon the roof had warped IN sucn
a manner that the rain poured in In torrents:
The water In some Of the rooms was reported
to have been an Inch deep. The plasterlng Is
also started from its fastenings, making 1t
dangerous to sit beneath 1t.
Lon Saturday evening last, the question Of
granting an Injunction restraining the treasur-
sr from reselling lands where revenue bond
scrin had been rendered was argued In Beau
fort Mr.. C. F. Golcock appeared ior the
treasurer, and Mr.. w. j. Whlpper for Messrs.
Wright and Holmes, the plaintiffs. Judge e.
p Farmer has reserved his decision.
we are indebted to the committee for an
,nvItatlon to the annual celebration OF calhoun
literary Society, of WOfrord College, 10 Spar
tanhnrS. on Monday evening, the 24th instant.
The sn6iect for debate Is: "Would the encenr'
aaement of foreign immigration prove more
hsneflclal than injurious to this nation !" Inc
affirmative side OF the question Will 6e repre-
annted nv James W. Rosborough. OF Mississip,,
nI. William A, Brown, of South Carolina; and
h he negative by Charles P. Wodord, OF sonth
GaroHna; James Fl. Forney. OF NORM Caroiina,
The Yaledictory address will oe GeslVeree py
William mi A. Rogers, Of South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
rrsox auR OWN CORRESPONDENT

SPARTANBURG, 8. c., June Is.
Nazareth Church, ,Presbyterlan,) situated
about eight miles west Of spartanburg Court
house, celebrated to-day Its centennial annl-
versary. Its pastor, who has supplied them
for near ten years last past, The Rev. Il. d;
Reid, of Reldville, In this county, commenced
the exercises by reading brlef out most in-
reresting article on the commencement, rise
and progress of the congregation. 9She pres
ent period, and showing that regular con-
erepation of The Presbyterian faith had wor-
sbipped at the same place and about the same
spot for one hundred years. The present
house of worship Is a large, most comfortable,
and we'll arranged brick building, and mas
been erected about forty yee:s, out later re-
tedHadorned and made yet more comlorta.
BILE, and with seats capable of seating about
six hundred persons.
After the lecture. of the pastor, andI usual
divine services, the congregation gatnered IN
and outside Of the church, croWding every
window and door. / suppose full twelve nun
dred In number were held last ID solemn sl-
Ience for an hour and half listening to dis
course, delivered without any special selected
text, and without notes, by the Rev. Dr. b. M.
Palmer, of New Orleans, and so well known IN
our State that the mere mention OF the name
and of the occasion I deem sufficient without
further comment on his remarks, or an
attempt to reproduce any of his sublime
language. 49,
In this section, the most wealthy In our
county, with the most fertile farms and plan
tations, learn the crops are looking well,
and are in fine growing condition, but suffer
inc some from the long drought they nave
had: but happily, just as the able divine above
mentioned was finishing up his eloquent dis
course. Heaven blessed us with most well
come and copious shower, which extended It.
self for miles around. MARSH.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
Awkward Questions by General Whip
per.
From the Beaufort Times. Rep ]

The circular of Treasurer Parker In refer
ence to the appropriation for public schools
exonerates him from blame In not paying out
appropraion We are gsd 70 ySera sss ,ait
properly belongs, and hope he will continue
10 ssrise to explain" other matters equally IN
terestlng to the people. he is chargea WIN III,
payt1g money out of the treasury to defeat I'M
peachment, and to keep out OF the penitentlary
The thieves in high positions, who nave s's
plundered the State and ruined her credit.
We ask him to say upon whose order TINS
money was psid, to whom, ,aSa, and In nan "naI fsa
ten this corrupt expenditure where it belonge,
therefore we ask him to do IT. as fully ana as as
addition he can tell how much money was
d out to such Infamous on sSIae snS as
nrotect dishonest officials from the penalty OF
ihe law. Let him state the facts boldly and
fearlessly, and then the people will see why
our schools are closed, our judges unpaid, our
benevolent Institutions on the charity OF IN
dividuals, and why the reply Of mo money" Is
given to the creditors that daily 6eslege tne
treasury.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
A BUR1EsoUE OF MRS. BROWNING.

In MFly-Leayes," o volume of verse by G. S.
Calverley, soon to be published in the "Leis.
ure Hour Serlesn of Holt & Williams, there
will be found the following ballad, which Is
lese ,najesx 10 the fame of Mrs. Browning.
The best English critics tell us that no such
amusing parodies have appeared since Inc
"ReIected Addresses"
BALLAD.
The auld wife sat at her ivied door.
Butter ana e0gs and a pound OF cheeSeJ
A thing she had frequently done before;
And her spectacles lay on her aproned knees.
The piper he plped on the hilltop high.
(Bilter. and eoqs ana a pound OF cheese
Til the cow said II die." and the goose asked
And the the dog said nothing, but searched for
feas.
The farmer he strobe through tie square farm
yard;
lBuiter ana eggs and a pound OF cheese
His last brew CT ale was a tritle hard
The connection Of which with the plot one sees.
The farmers daughter hath frank blue eyes;
Butter AID eggs ana a pound or cteeSe)
She hears the rocks cav 10 the wlnGy SKIES.
AS she sits at her lattice and shells her peas.
The farmer's daughter hath ripe red lips:
(B,uter aud eggs and a pound or chetSel
II fyou TRY TO approach her. away sne sklps
- over tables and chairs with apparent ease.
The farmers daughter hath soft brown hair;
.(B,ltter and eggs and pound OF cheese
And met with ballad, can't say Rhere,
which wholly consisted OF lines like these.
PART II.
She sat. with her hands meath her dimpled
cheeks,
fRSfter and eggs and q pound OF cheese
Andspake not word. While lady speaks
There is hope, but she didn't even sn0Ae.
She sat, with her hands meath her crimson
cheeks.
Butter and eggs and a pound or cheese
She gave up mendlng her fathers breeEs,
And let the cat roll In her best chemise.
She Sat, with her hands meath her burning
(Buttfr and eggs and a pound OF cheese
And gazed at the piper for thirteen weeks,
Then abe followed him out DER the misty leas.
Her sheep followed her, as their tails did them,
Butter ana eggs ana a pound or cheeSe)
And this song Is considered perfect gem,
And as to The meaning, !t's what you please.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
TREASURER PARKER IN COURT.
From the Columbia Oarollnlan.l

from the Columbia Carolnlan-l
Before Judge willard on Monday the parties
to the Injunction appeared, the question at ls-
sue being motion by counsel OF Parker 10
yacaIe an order heretofore granted appointing
a referse TO take testimony in the case. Upon
the opening of the case on Monday, ne ap-
peared by COUNSEL and signifed his willing.
ness to submit adepesitlon, and Judge Willard
therefore postponed further hearing to enable
him to do so. AS we are informed he qualified
his statement In court, and insisted thaI tne am,
dayit or deposition to be sworn by him should
be prepared by the counsel for the petitioners
apainst him, which for obvious reasons they
refused to do, so that the case must again be
carried before his Homer for the enforcement
of the order requiring Parker to submit to q an
cient authority resident In the court to COM
pel parties properly before 1t to obey Its man
dates, when such obedience Is necessary 10
the progress of the case.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
BY A. C. McGILLIYRAY..

A SMALL, NEAT COTTAGE HOME
~ VIII positively be sold at II O'Clock on
THURSDAY next, 10th instant, at corner East Bay
"ua A small, small neat two-story WOODEN DWELLING,
with four rooms andhne well OF water. Lot 26 BY
175 feet moro or less. Located east Bide OF 81.
PhIlip street, a few doors below LiRe, next north
of residence OF L. p. SpeissegRer, and opposite
the grain and grlst NALL. s,.,. :L.,..5 q IL,
Terms cash. purchaser to pay Auctioneer for
paperS and stamps. istIt' ~ ~. JUNO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19

~ MAIN GUARDHOUSE, OFFICE
OF CHIEF OF POLICE, CHARLESTON, s. O.,
JUNE l1th, lsI2-The attention OF oil persons
concerned ls hereby called to the fact, that on
and after the 18th instant all Dogs found going
at large will be killed. JOHN Z. MlNOTT,
innl1s Chief OF Police.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
Muuiriual Notices.

1BESTIMATES WILL BE RECEIVED
until the 2ad instant for the furnishing, fitting
and putting up Piping and nessary fixtures for
gas ia the beef and small meat Markets. For
specifications and information apply to the un.
dersgned. Security will be required.
WILLIAM KIRKWO0D,
inn,5 Chief Clerk.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19

HFBURNHAM'S SUPERIOR YEAST
NOTWITHSTANDING used Yeast Powder IN our
families for several years. we give decided pref
erence above all others to thai prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 42l King street, near Calhoun street, Charles
ton, 8. c.: King Mansion Boarding House, Julius
Petsch, B. G. Webb, George L. Holmes, George s.
pelser, M. d., John T. Wightman, d. D., William
Smith, Master MnchInist, s. @. r. r.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
n AT OOSA SPRIN G S.
WONDERFUL FOUNTAINS OF HEALTH
AND PLEASURE.
TEE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN THE SUNNY
SOUTH.

Are located In the Piedmont region. OF Georgia,
twenty live miles southeast OF Chattanooga,
Tenn, and within two miles OF the western anu
Atlantic Railroad.
These Springs, 1ftytw0 In number, embrace
every variety Of mineral water found In the Ia.
NOUS mountains OF Virginia-White, rel anu
black sulphur, Allegheny, all-nealing anu chaiy-
bente. magnetism, soda and Iodine; rs also the
waters characteriZing tile Montyale springs, OF
Tennessee, and Indian Springs, OF Georgia; all OF
which are TO be found here In abundance, within
the compass OF this magic Vale"
AFFORDING A CERTAIN CURE
for Dyspepsia. rheumatism, Cont, Liver Com
nla,nIs. Scrofula, all kinds OF CutaReons Alice.
ons, and In fact, every disease that human hesh
Is heir TO.
TIE HOTEL AND COTTAGE BUILDINGS
are in thorough condition, newly painted, and
entirely new appointments.
THE TABLE WILL Be FIRSTCLASS
in every particular. magnificent hali.ro9m' PM
100 by SO feet and elegantly lifted parlOrs. Bll-
lard AMI har-room rs feet long, anu capacious
bowling saloon. ,o,,,o,
Direct teIegraphlc and postal communication. :,
Tho bniIdirps and grounds will be brilliantly II.
Iuminatcd with gas, and every attraction VIII De
afforded the visitors to Cat0osa Springs.
The above Watering Place will be opensd 10 pa
irons June lat, 1872 by W. q. HEWITT,
Late OF Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
may24lmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-19
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OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
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to Marriage removed. New method OF treal-
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