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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
Der Soifoncr SranS nno Scr9eScrz
unb SSonenbanoel.-Nrel

TWIWWF
0eem j orf, 10. 9&oobr.-Dtan i6aet,
bab i'm SQnSen 25O,OO0 Seiten GcOcr Ourh
ben goitoner 8rauo Serit0rt ruurOeu. Die
2eoerprelie iinO infolge 9eiien in bieicr StaOt
beOeuteno geItiegeu. 2tOer (unfiniShed) itiCg
I'M 10 YrO5., Soblenleoer bis Bros. uno
Elm meiterer Yrei5auiiblag itebt SIT erwartcn.
SdIaaiieue briugen iebr bObe Bretie.
g5 miro ferner uerauidlagt, baB 30,00O,'
900 8funb 8olle, etni6licBlid fertiger gSols
lenmaaren, in Stand anfgegungen iino. 9ie
Yreiie f no infolge 0eiien gleiAiaa5 mn 10
YroS. geitiegeu, uno e5 1T AuSitht porbanz
ben, oaB cine lpeitere Stei9erung elntrttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
.1inridltuno eine8 Wlprocrs.

g rs hener, 3D., 13. 9tOO. -5eor9e
@rQnt, wtldm iiberfitbrt wurGe, 2lmanOe
Speuce Dor clncm SaBre ermOroet 5u babeu,
murOe beute &ormlttag 4l2 llbr htngcrl6tet.
@rout bat ith ieit Dem WOrOOeriufe aut ben
@eiangenmdrter icbr gut gebaten uno trat
ieiueu lcBten @QnQ GlBerlt qeIaBt an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
Die Scraubmna Der ,,SSdterfcrS=
ShnEn LII SilhhnM hctre ffelIS.

AIbaup, N.:D,, 13. Sop. = 9eutc
muroe i'll Der gSaterlooraBe in Der gtGbe
oe8 Dod5 cine Der flejneu aus Der y@aters
foros8 8ant" graubten Geloipinteu gefunoen,
natiirli1 leGr. 9ieielbe bat fiir $4,000
SouOS entbalteu. Sn nem geitcru gefunrez
nen Safe maren 20 golOene Rtnge eutbalten.
9tadrd9lif bat man nod an89eIunOen, oaB
in l6r. Sort aus clifton Baf 0nrd) BEN
Ndub $50, 900 i'll SOuO8 oerloren bat. Die
0irettoreu ihGgen ben 9taub auf Sl44, 200.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
GrintinaieerttbtlidteS Oorgeben
onon%& ARNrAor. ~

gfew>g orf, 13. gtOp. : Die .Sun"
ia9t, baB oerOiirittsauwalt bei6lolIen babe,
Iofurt bic Wtense Der beariinoeten Iutlagen
aegen bic beS Mprbes, SobtlGIages &c. Ses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
SuFalberid1tc aus Q45aIbinatcn.

IUIWIVCLEEWlV WEtU @OWTWElIWEVHt
Waibln9tOu, 13. gtoubr. - Gle BIers
beeu9e 1T, ieitoem Oa8 5tegenwetter bc9on,
ueu hat, wleOer I'M 3unebmcn begriifen. 0ie
YierOebahueu baben i6re 6uhrteu mieocr etn-
itenen miiiien. Montan itarben % BferOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
2oftprSiplomc fDnncm Ddn Der 1tni=
DcrfitGt Nbilaoclpbtd ntdbt ertbetlt
fnpr0Pn.

86ila6elpbio, y. gto0. - Ser iiao=
tide Spnoitu8 6. $. Soils bate bonn amet
rtfaniIden @ouiul in 6aalbur8 Die WtIttbetz
lung erbalten, oaB iOgenannte a9enten III
Deuti6cn 3eltuugeu antiinOigten, oaB le
glipirauten geJen @rlegung bon 1928 Sob
BEN 0ottur6ut Don Der llnioeriitGt Pbila=
pelp6ia gu ueridafieu i'm StanOe mdren. 9a.
rauf lit oeu &oniut Der belebrenoe 8ed)etO
ertbeilt, oaB Der Sreibrief Der io8enannten
lluiueriitGt our6 elne 2tfte Der Ge9lSlatur MI
Oerrufen lei, uuO OaB alle Oerarttgen ln9ebote
BON 0ottor<0iplomen Our4auS feline Se'
nrnt1tnn nprhiente1I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
11nterbcmSen nno 11uterbuien

% gro,ent billigsr, oils irgeao elm anDeres
@cihdit in Der StaNt.
Medcated Scarlet wouene llutertleiber
segeu Hbeumdtiemus
Mertro= 0ameuz llntertfetber
pon oQen btlebter fSabrfaten,
I'd Yrpsenr biuiacr, rsr asppbnlieb 9rets.
GIN 9roBes afortiment oon
Heifetditben un0 @Irtelr,
iofpie aurt Uouieli" zOamen 1nte,flebern, @orist7
ten, strimpien, caubiduben.c.
Seal & 5artmanu,
SRI. f39. ssefts Saltim oreAr.
fgpoi9i .loKt,D Suiiteu Goutb= Il e 9alperthr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
Oic .2lmcricam:N entral.

lyCHtT@ @NNtIHTuIJ=VU UUN u. NUIIS
6at in Sohou fetue Qgeutur, uuO lbre ans
Der 8ofoNer Golamltdt cutiprIng,nOeu Ser-
lutte ieoer 2lrt perOeH b66neu6 iiin5eAntau-
ieuo Dollars betragen.
RE 9icie ]luqaben iino amtlt f, uno
unicrc &unoen t0uncn idJ SuueriIdtIt4
oarauf Uertafeu,
C272-3) SEQ. ~. Sane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
9ie ein,ige Ghte berbe6crte 9uipe'idJe
NGhmajdjiue,

SSr o@ in bem 5 pfz0eparir =Sa0en bon
SbomaS Chants,
/o,r1 AogN SIp ber QombQrbz unb SbGrpitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
Tiir eyantiliem=St dbarbeiten

IN feiue Wadpine beier als Die Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch. bo e oauerbQi uno eniat lit, nid etbt be=
itGoiat miro unb rscnb elmer Der tbsursn Qiai9nen
sIsihtommt.
gie toaet pon 1926 bib $50 unb ipiro auI fiin Sabre
oorontirt. Spbn &. Sutler. Seneral@a9sHt,
Rr. 6, RprSzgharleaftraRe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
feuri91 19MteD Rr. 40 @orez 6 Gbarlesffr

xsy- gser irseno elnea spe!isI binHatttb Des Ssr<
bienites ser $ ONE tb n 5ma 6tne gar, oer
fsSeihs nidt iiir gu. beftnte brauft er s mot 5u
tauien. 0et uns pirb 0sufib seiproden, mir 9eben
nnlsre Snhruitonsn in eeut,6er Spra9e uno 9ooen
in Oentid seorutte Sontratte rr lolpe Set'oHen'
wslde oieisl6en tplniden e
8r. 1876, SSeffz Sapettetfr.
3tueieseibdite bsfinosn ii6 IN @r; = D Sa. Sal.
M mmuI. l26l-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
sis perbeNertc r5lorenre" Ssabmaz
iff,irp-

aie be5fe Ma5tfne fir leid)te unb idtpere Samts
r;erzp 6bee,er. Sit bat Die beriibnlte ridhelbGre
speiiez uno 5idb iebh rittsnps epuiuiffzStrsitun9
uuo oouert dnser, oils isOe unpsre Ntaidins. gslro
uutsr Ieidteu . 8eDnsuusen uertauit i'm
Der IS florence Gbma<
ftinenz Sci ellit ait"
.ano,.G> IN Sy,rn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14

9l6tnng!
snsben crbalten bon S(nftion
Ssoene scaris su % @ts., ruertb 81;
rpolsne Suimpfe ~ 6, 10 unb IL 9ents;
0emeenbuieu pou 10 bis su 90 Gents;
@Iaceez Sanbidube gu % @ents pro Haar;
Sa5d,eutiidter Bu @snts pro Stid;
Werino Sea unb 1nterboien, 81 @ts;
O. Sapib Samberaer,
SIR. SO, Jtoro- oomdro~, srptlben Serir9z
(SuIf31 ,12Nte) ton@ uno Sarato9atrase.
a. n. q -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-14
XHHG xKIIIW R
NGhmajd1incn ,ur Mtetbe

At 80 monotlit. 2um gertauie in RGtenSobiun9er
an a. pro Ronat gaarjabler erbalten etnen ltberaz
len IbSus. Spr'ep u SohcehiastF'
1Stt9l 1SEl Wr. Ell, 9fotS SMtafpitraRe.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19

None but tn Purest Drugs used. ana satisfa :.
tlon guaranteed, both as 10 price and quality.
Order are solicited from Druggists; Physicians,
Country Merchants, Planters and others, with the
assurance that they shall receive prompt and
earful attention. mch7ssmosDc&W
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A Lesson.

said my life Is be5utiful thing,
viii crown me with It's flowers,
VIII sing OF lis glory all day long,
For my harp Is young, and sweet, and strong,
And the passionate power IN my song
Shall hAril all the golden hours.
And over the sand. and over the stone,
Forever and ever The waves rolled on.
said, my life Ia q terrible thing,
All ruined. and lost, and crushed.
] win heap It's ashes upon nv head.
Twill wall for my Joy and nv darling dead,
TIL the dreary d!rge Tor the days that are 1ea
Stirs faint through the dull dumb dust.
And over the sand. and over the stone,
Forever and ever the waves rolled on.
said, I was proud In my hour OF mirth,
And mad In my 1rst despair,
Now, know nor ear, h. nor sEy, TOT sea'
Has heed or helping for one like me.
The doom or the boon comes, let II Do,
For us, we can but bear.
And over the sand, and over the stone,
Forever and ever the waves rolled on.
(An the Fear Round.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19

AN ACT TO REGULATE TBB PUBLICATION OF ALL LIZ
GAL AND PUBLIC NOTICES.
SRCTIoN /. Be IL enacted by the Senate aud
House OF Representatives OF The State oi South
Carolina now met and sitting In General Assem-
bly, and By the authority Of the same: It shall be
the duty OF the Attorney. General, the Comptro.
Ter General and the Secretary OF State. conformity,
TO designate, by public notice [ml one or more
newspapers In this Stale, In which alllegA nott.
ces, advertisements, or publications the State,
OF any and every character required by law to be
made public shall be published; and said Attor-
ney General, Comptroller-l3 and Secretary!
and new designations frola line to time, as they
may Judge that the public interest required. -
SEC. q All state and County officers and other
persons are hereby required to furnish, to the
Newspapers designated under this act for the
state and for the representative counties for pub
lcatiOn, all legal notices. advertisements and pub
lications OF any and every character required by
law to be made public; and 30 legal a. tice, ad-
yertlBementa or publication required by law TO be
made public shall have any valid force or eject
unless published IN the newspapers designated
under this act;a ;and publication Of fany character,
In any newspaper not designated under this act,
any countyi Froptded, ThSt the said officers men,.
toned In section shall hive power, in cases re.
quiring unusual publicity, to order publications.
in such newspapers, In addition TO those deslg
mated under this act, as BY and with the ad i
vice or the Governor tfey may select; and hills so
Incurred ahall be audited end paid In usual man.
!ner. tJ.aA.2 - y. .-.';& t'':2a7:!@ iii
SEC. 8. AL. acts and paits CT acts Inconsistent,
herewith are hereby repealed
sEo. a. This act shall take effect from aad after
lts passage noVu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19
RELIGION A. Ia MODE.

What Church-going Costs In New York
The Church Journal opens Its batteries upon
costly churches and nigh-priced peWs as the
things that are making the Christian religion
IN New York verltable sham. We quote:
It has become question wheter any man,
with less income than five thousand collars
q year, can 20 to heaven from New York. IL
Ia pre-snpposed, OF course, In this question,
that chnrch-geiDg Ia necessity to tnat con-
summation.
Hone wishes to 60 from fashionable
church. his income must be at least double.
It takes an Investment of from $200, 600 to
$500, 900 to build church.
Usnally large share OF this Is left as ade6t,
on'which interest must be paid. If there be
no debt after the. church is finished, any
reasonsSae enterprise on the part Of an active
congregation will soon put on that ornament
to the desired amount
We put the proper medium q: SIS, 900 for o
promising and ambitious congregation;
The interest to be provided tor will then oe
about i've thousand dollars.
Fhe clerpyman's salary. II there Is no house,
cannot be less than $l0 600, If he is to live re-
specially among his people In the choice por-
ton OF the city selected for the church. An
assistant can grub along, If q young man, on
$780, Sexton and care ef the church Will pc
$2008. Music Will cost from $4,000 to sl6, GOO;
insurance will. be 5000 more, to which we
must add for repairs and incidentals another
$1,000.
The consequence of this state Of things, the
editor goes on to show, is easily seen. The
pew rental Is so high that only well-to-do peo-
pie can afford to incur lthe expense. For, Of
course, the pew rental Is only part. Attend
ance on such church Involves, or Is thought
to Involve, many other expenditures In the
way Of dress and personal appearance, and
ssdoing as other people do" The rent Of the
pew lis, perhaps, the smallest part of the
whole.
The system (aads the Journal) is effsctually
ehuttinR. ont the mass OF the population from
public religious connection. The small dealer,
the skilled mechanic, tar more the ordinary
workman or laborer, is effeclually barred out
ofpew proprIetorship in any church OF any
pretenslons.
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By HENRY. COBIA eco.

BAGG9GfNs GGfs Da4 REEF, q os'sst, DC; u Vii .e,,
5000 pounds Prime BACON SHOULDERS i93a
: is barrels and half barrels Picklld Beeii
10 barrels Tongues.
Conditions cash. ~ eiici5,t ~ ,uOY1os
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By WARDLAW &.eARRM,5.:a...tL q ]: 4

By WARDLAW d. .GARRE.:ast .st5.
HOUSE AND lot IN STATE STREET.
Wtll be sold, at II o'clock 4. H., THIS DAY,
That HOUSE AND LOT. situate in state 1tfees,
next door north OF the corner Of Chalmers street.
'rhe Eot measures - feet 'front.' on Stats street,
by - feetdeep. 2tiatq gni .o9:i 9sEoG-is
Terms-One.han cash; the. balance In twelve
months. secured by bond and mortgage. Pur.
chaser to pay W. b O. for papers. 81 l;i novlga
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BY WARDLAW q CAREW. ].
HOUsE ANDIOT INHAMPETEAD:t ts

III OOo3 oNO LII AN hnmA % AIoO. -.
Ill Will be sold at IL O'Clock A.iMI, THlS
DAY, 19rh instant, In front of the Postonce,
That valuable HOUSE AND LOT IL, Hampstead,
situated in Columbus street; edlatelf sOpp6
site the Half Noon Battery. e ~ q:
The House is large and odlpus, contain.
ings. Is
The Lqt measures on DRAKE street Two hundred
leet, more or less, two hundred and ef2htI fed
on Columbus street. Two hundred. feet on Bay
SUI eet. and two hundred and eighty feet on tho
back llne. more or less. 5:rr 'a.!tl .Ist !.i:::c
|. Terms-One-third cash; he balance on O. credit
Of one, two and three years, secured by bond ana
mortgage. The property 70 be insured !and poll.
cy assigned. Purchaser 70 pay W.& 81. for papers.
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By JOHN G.. MINOR 8 Co.

HOSIERY,. GLOVES, o'DRY~ GOODS.
III LADIES' BLACK OLOTH OLOAKS.-THIS
DAY, 10th instant, at halEpast 10 O'clock WIN
sell at our Store. No. 1s6 Heettsg street.: Nen'a
Hose, Mems ard Women's Gloves. Buck Gsunt-
lets, Fancy and Printed Satinets. Black Satnets,
Bleached and Brown Sheettng, Ken! Jeans; Shirt.
ing, Stripes, Blue Plaids, Cation, Flame, with
eeiveti. Also, one case Ladies' BLACK Cloth laeaks.
O0ndlti0nB cash. n ae n: .z.lri:es rn0y19lis
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MlisreIlafleons.

NOTICE.-HAVING HAD MUCH Elk.
IN PERIENoE In repairing weighing scales VI
every description. would solicit public patronage
In reference to said work.
References: Mr.. B. O'Neill, wholesale Grocer,
No. 189 East Bay: Mesdrs. d. Bschon co, ,Whole'
Public Adjuster OF Weights and Measures.
ARCHIBALD MCLElSH,
No. 4 Cumberland street,
oct6-2mos Charleston, 8. O.
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9tate Nl,tirss.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, |
Gnr rTxEnFI No 4

'''''-' EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
COLUMBIA, $50, October 28.
tTHE CHARLESTON r.AlLY NEWS is hereby
designated ss the newspaper FOR. the publication
Of ali Legal Notices and Of1cial Advertisements,
for the County OF charleston. under the net oil
February 22 1870, entitled: AN Act TO Regulate
the Publication Of all Legal and Public Notices,
and the former order Of this Board. dated Febrl.
ary 20, 1872, designating the Charleston Daily Re.
publican as the newspaper for the publication OF
all Legal Notices and Ofielal Advertisements for
The County Of Charleston, ls hereby rescinded."
J. l.. NEAGLE, iggI
Comptroller General.
d. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney. General.
F. L. OARDOZ0,
Secretary Of State.
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By LOWNDES g. GRIMBALL.,;:

~ tshuCt1OHeoI1s.N .Fft -, sft.,
DEAL ESTATE AT TrAUOTION--MARY
IL A. Snowden vs. George W. Olney, Hiram B.
Olney .et al-In the Common Pleas for Charleston
County-In Equity. G's.,.:rl aa-
In pursuance OF an order In the above caseio
me directed, will Cfler for sale, at Pubic Aus.
tion, at the Postoflce, TUESDAY, 2ethiNovember.
i'tII All q that ~ ! CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND, with tue Brick Tenement Builoiug thereon,
situate, lying and being on the south sideof Ven
due Range, In the City OF Charleston and State
aforesaid, measuring and containing in Grfont
line nineteen fl9l feet more or less, and in depth
from north to south sixty (eo) feet and three (3)
inches, moro or less; buttlne and bounding to tho
north on vendue Range, aforesaid, TO the south
on Browns Wharf, 70 the east on Lands, of the
Aforesaid George W. Olney:. and TO the west on
lands now or late OF John a .tLange. 2'naf2 ~.
Terms-Onethird cash, and the balance In ono
and two years; secured BY bond or bonds ofthe
purchaser or purchasers, and mortgage OF the
premises sold, with interest at the rate OF seven
per cent. per annumi payable semi-snnuslly; the
Buildings on said premises to DO lnsurehh and
policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay Releree Tor
papefs. JAMES L0WNDES,
npovS.turh7 Referee
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lgripate 6ales, or:
BY ALONzO J. WHITE & son. :, ].
-HJR SOLD At PRIVATE SALE

UTHL BE SOLD, At PRIVATE SALE,
w that advantageously located FARA,o
Charleston Neck, known as "Heywsrd'B Fsfn;'
situate on Ashley River short distance from
City Boundary, accessible by water, ,araar0ads
and plank road Tract contains l2l 0cies OF clear
aud wood land, about rs acres cleared. "0n the
premises are iiR comfortable Cottage, DO. For
particulars apply as above. novl4-thstu3
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-anrtipn BaIes~-abis Dap.

BY .LAUREY,y SALEAANUEk q CO.
DUTTER, -GHEESErAAGKEREL, DC,
ID to pay freiehrsstcrsgesnd.ost .ostHr expenses.
THIS Day. 19th.instsnty VIII be sold before our
Store, at three. quarters past 9 oclock. 70 pay
tHbs BUTTER lf3s5tsttss;5 = % ::
So boxes Cheese ~ ,.tfSi
boxes Assorted Candy s7l m SssssS
20 barrels, half barrels and barreisa kGck:
erel y ;, 5ls4f.f 3. - .si,g,sr1 -
Is kits Mackerel. : = $500
boxes Choice 8. e. N. Y. STRIPS r5-.:ss &. -
10 boxes Choice 8. O. d. 8. Hellies 80 s.s=
10 barrels Hams fSS.-ss.ss.zs
:. boxes MY. Pig Shoulders ,5.4aH b.
25 barrels Apples, &C., DO. -
Conditions cash. -1s'- .st novl8--r
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ByWARDLAW & CAREW..e- = ~: -
r OF IN aAYNE STREET. l91'l ''zst' . tyit I:
IL Will be sold, at II, O'Clock az NJ THIS
DAY, 10th inst. in.front Of the Postoeicei5
The LOT1n Hayna street known as No. 81. to-
ures 26fest front on HaynesIreet By li7hfeet in
depth. ,-f.- ,,.sr
Terms-One.hal cash; the balance on credit Or
twelve months. secured by bond and mortRaSe tof
pers. - nov1pS
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UrIQ1, U9fM1falS, VI.
RUGS AND MEDICINES
wHoLEsALE & RETAIL.
10 .!z.---7 -.-=ez .. sal
DR.. H.@BAER,
NO. 1871 MEETIRo@sTREET.
offers his Large and Well:Assorsed stock Of
DRUGS, .a.ss..,
MEDICINES, y 81 -
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET .ARTICLEs,
FANCY GOODS,
&C., DO, &C.,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Ar THE LOWEST MARKET RATEs

Constantly on hand an the; ding Proprietor
nadtotoo. y. s.Ls-s
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FRENCH, ENGLISH: GERMAN ANT
AMERICAN. .usg ..--:


Medicines r,: trs ''l- ,yisi
FRENCH, ENGLISH: GERMAN AND
AMERICANA u5s sS--- ~:
FOUNTAIN sYRINGss, the best and most con
venient for general use.. 'z.is.
:. ALSO, every other kind Of Syringe known In the
market. -. ss,T ..5i4.- .szs..5
Trasses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Belts, Physicians . Saddle.
Bags Physicians Pocket. Gases, Elastic Stockings
and Medicine chests.
Druggists Glassware, OF every description, at
the lowest rates, and full assortment OF '.Drug.
gists' Sundries.,
Agent for Nattan's "crystal Discovery for the
Hair.n
Agent for the "New York Medical University's
Preparations. -. ti.-5 ~ -.a':.,
sdAgent for Rison's Tobacco Antidote, and Up.
hams Autidote to Strong Drink. .s;.!- :@i;t;.s
Agent for the elegant. preparations OF W..R.
Warner & Co., OF Philadelphia, consisting OF o
foil line Of Fluid Extracts, Sugar Coated Pili9,
Elixirs, Medicased Wines and Syrups, Licorice
and Pepsin Losenges 30. &C.
Special attention is directed to the following
articles ofzhis own manufacture: 'i;s '!
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!
An excellent OarmInative, Invaluable in the
diseases incident to the period Of dentitlon
children; as also In collie, disrrhas, dysentery,
and other infantile complaints. Il is superior to
other medicines used for this purpose as 1t is en-.
tirely free from any Injurious drug, and
"is' CONTAINS NO ANoDYNEi
1t is recommended by the best physicians, and
mothers may administer 1t with confidence.
THE EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
is carefully prepared dressing for the hair, at
once answering the purposes Of hair oil, hair
wash, and hair. tonic. It contains no sulphur
lead, or nitrate OF sllver. and is. ....,,: 49,.
NO DYEl -,
Itwill promote healthy growth Of hair, and
prevent their falling out, and VIII not injure the
general SYSTEM -. - -,
Baer's Improved Vegetable
Cathartic Pills. .'
A gentle Aperient, OF purely vegetable sub.
stances, recommended for Dyspepsia, Headache
Constipation, &C., DC. - -,
if.s.t'lfl- IL -
DOUBLE DISTILLED BENzIRE,
for removing grease spots, and cleaning clothes,
None but th Purest Drugs used. ana satisfa :.
tlon guaranteed, both as 10 price and quality.
order are solicited from Druggists, Physicians,
Country Merchants, Planters and others, with the
assurance that they shall receive prompt AND
earful attention. mch7.smosDckw
NEEDICtNE CHESTS,
M Physicians, Saddle Bags ~
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The Comptroller Of the currency has
published his annual report, i'll which,
among other important items, is presented
The Tact that since the organization OF the
National bauk system, III 1868, only u
NatIoHaI banks have failed OF their aggre-
slte circulation 81 g42, 1873, The Trea-
'ury has reduced s. AL $50, and stands
Tady to redeem the balance as soou as
Presented. The holders of these notes,
however, are IN no hurry. Very likely
'a' lew Of them are aware that the banks
nave iaIled. Not ono man in a hundred
looks at the name Of the bank issuing the
oe' Every body knows thar there Is
rOVdcd aiuud ample for the redemption
"Acn We compare the present stability
oour circulating medium with the wild
'd' eras of the past we realize something
Z" The magnificent character of Republi
CID craftsmanship. The first great point
Instability has been reached. Within
Tug Tue limits Of the system it is now pro
posed 10 introduce features which vii
sSG greater elasticity to the currency
''a enable it to adapt itself more readily
" changing wants of business. These arr
points to which the comptroller invites thu
SPECIAL attention of Congress.