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w A PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP
three inches long with likeness OF Mr.. HALL In
the centre, is placed over the cork of each gen.
uine bottle OF HALLS VEGETABLE SIOILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER. Take no other.
mch20-thsth3pkW
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0ffleial Ra fae Numbers.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint stock Company for the
benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum:
GLASS No. 46l-WEDNBsDAY MORNING, March 49,
sa-s-4s-b7-a9-a1-i6-5
GLASS No. 4e2-WEDNRsDAY EVENING, March 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mch2O-l A. MOROSO, Sworn Commissioner.
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erI,ADIES WILL FIND ELGIN'S

AT u A D E 5 WILD FIND ELGIN'O
Phantom Powder Just the incest, softest, Whitest,
nrettest face Powder In the world. far superior to
any other Powder, Lily White or Tablet in the
market Thousands OF ladies who have used 1t
are delighted with its effects, and pronounce It
the very best cosmetic they ever tried. For I'M
parting youthful beauty and freshness to the
complexion, and clearaess and softness to the
akin. It cannot be surps sed. For sale by all
retail druggists. DOWIE, NOISE b DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, =. @.
mcha.thstu3mos
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A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
NOT ABLE
STATE, CITY OR COUNTY.
A SAVING
Of nearly
THREE AND ONE.HALF PER CENT. PER
ANNUM.
CHARLOTTE, COL. AND AUGUSTA R. R.
Seven per Cent.
UPON BONDS,
Secured by Mortgage on the entire Pro-
perty of The Road. Interest Payable
semi-Annually, on the lst OF
January and lst of July.
TIE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK,
OF CHARLESTON,
Ofers for sale limited amount OF above.men.
toned BONDS, at the following rates: FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, (ouly $40 600 per mile,) at
80 cents and accrued interest; SECOND MORT
GAGE. (only S. 900 per mile,) at rs cents and &C.
crued inle: est. and recommend them to Trustees
and others having money to invest, as being the
most desirable security on the market, for the
following reasons, to wit:
FIR,r.-THEY CANNOT BE TAXED BIZ TIE STATE,
COUNTY OR CITY. The United states Supreme
Court IN the case Of the Northern central Raii-
road vs.. Jackson, tsee Wallace supreme Court
U. s.. page 267) decided thu, when railroad
mortgage ~ joint one, on property lying 10 two
or more States, The bonds secured thereby are
not liable to be taxed by either OF the states; and
the same principle relieves them from taxation
by County, City or Town. The Charlotte, Coum.
ba and augusta bonus are secured by Joint
south Carolina and Georgia.
SECoND.-Because they are absolutely SdJe,
being secured by irst mortgage or only $l0,-
600, and a second morga oil only $1,000 per
mile on the entire road from Cha rlotte 10 Au.
cnse and equipments OF said road.
THTRD-Because the sale OF the first mortlage
bonds will extlnguish The noRtlng debt OF tile
road. and the proceeds OF the second mortgage
the road and adding TO It's equipments; thus en-
hancibg the value OF the property morlgaged.
FoURTH.-Because the bonds are coupon
bonds, aud the interest payable In New YorR.
Charlotte, Columbia or Augusta at the option VI
the holder. Thus they can be collected through
any bank without expense.
FIFTH.-The business OF The road is rapi ~ ~
creaslUg and The property and 1rancnlse ually
DeCOmlDR more ValudUle-Iue uet COZ ninss ~.
the last rve II opths being over llty per cent.
more han for The corresponding months Oh 1ne
preceding year.
SIxTH.eTnese bonds are practically redeenaa.
Ole In gold, for specie payment Will certalniy De
resumed before their maturity. Investors Will
theI efore, buy with greenbacks worth SIX cents,
and receive their pay at par-thos addlng
profit OF OVER THIRTY CENTS on the dollar on Me
CENTS on, he Second Mortgage Bonds and In the
meantime RECEIVING h!gn rare Of interest.
FINALLY.-As these Bonds have liked Valueih
New York, Charlotte, Columbia ana Augusta,
thew are considered good colaterals, on which
muney can always be borrowed ior temporary
purposes ,ouy y p.1rrp
President Y. G. and A. K. r.
Further information will be furnished on appll
cation TO the undersigned, who will nll orders FOR
the bonds. U. U. WIFE, fres'uen''
II. @. LOPER, Cashier. leo's tutnsl5
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~ COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
The Annual Examination OF the Junior, sopho.
more and Freshman Glasses Of this College wi I
take place on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY of this week, commencing every
morning at half.past O'Clock.
Candidates for admission into the Sophomore
or The Freshman Class will present themselves on
MONDAY, Gath instant, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
F.. A. PORoHER, Secretary Of Feculty.
mch1p
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NFALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harboring any OF
the crew OF the British Bark AGNES CAMPBELL,
as no debts contracted by them win be paid by
the Captain or Agents.
WILLIAMS, BLACK & WILLIAMS,
mcn7 Agents.
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8Garnlnl.

DOARDING.-GOOD BOARD, WITH
I'D comfort BILE rooms, on reasonable terms,
at No. II Broad street, between King aud Meeting
streets. feb22
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THOR SALE OR TO RENT, THAT LARGE
IL and desirable Residence, No. King street.
recently finished, suitable for one or two respect
aDe families having all the necessary outnuild-
Jugs for tile accommodation Of the same. There
Is Un the premises one or he largest clsIerns and
one OF the best wells OF water in the city. Apply
on the premises, mchl1.tQth2mh n
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Nem pnbllraIlnns.
EOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
(FOGARTIE, STILLMAN & co.,

Our CIRCULATING LIBRARY is reopened on
larger scale and only needs general patronage
to make 1t . First.Ulass Library and Reading
Room.
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NOTICE.--IN PURSUANCE OF AN
IN ordtr In the case or WILLIAM WEBB,
Adminis rator cum testamenro annexo OF Il. l..
WEBB, against HENRY GUUkDlN, Trustee, and
others. made by his Honor, Judge Graham. on
the nth day OF March, A. D. ISIS, hereby call 10
all and singular the Creditors Of THOMAS l..
WEBB, deceatel, 10 prove their claims before
me, at my Office, No. 81 Broad street, Charleston,
on Or before the slst DAY OF nls present March, s
set forth la the Complaint In the said action, as
mads CLARA FlSaEk T., shall not not be oeocG con-
give notice that 1t is therein ordered and de.
creed that the sad CIe'iltors or any Of them: m:
failing 30 to prove their claims ON or before the
said day, shall be excluden from the benefit OF
the Decree tn be made In the said cause.
hereby, In pursuance OF the salt order. give
further notice thar, by the said order Of Judge
Graham, all AMI singular, The creditors OF ls lns
decreed to abstain and deslst. and that they and
each OF them Is eujo;ned from commencing OF
prosecuting any suit or suits against or ln any
manner impleadiug the said Administrator cum
testamento nnexo, WILLIAM I. WEBBs lor any
mchaO JAMES LOWNDtS, Referee.
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For 6alf.


TUST ARRIVED, ONE CAR LOAD OF
81 large Turpentlne aud Timber Cart MULES.
Fur sale on time. K. OAKMAN'S Sale Stables.
rt,phlS-3F
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@- NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRAC-
TORs.-seaed Proposals will be received at the
ofice Of the Bridge Commissioners, for one
month from date, for the completion OF The
Bridge crossing the Wateree River. Direct pro.
posals to WILLIAM NJ. SHANNON, Shannon d
shannon, or to j. ]. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
Camden, March 8, 1878 mch6-thstulmo
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r NOTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting
any Of the crew OF the British bark GRANT0N,
VIM. Roblands Master, from Liverpool, as debts
OF their contracting will not be paid by Master,
or HENRY GARD, Agent.
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n~THE SUBSCRIBERS, FORMERLY
with CHARLES KERRISoN, fsq., can be found
In future by their friends at Messra. McL0Y d
RICE. corner OF basel and King streets, where
they will be pleased to serve them.
JOSIAH E. SMITH.
n,ch,a.mtb J.J. HERNANDEZ.
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mr FEMALE COMPLAINTS SHOULD
be cured as they often can be, by few doses OF
AYERS SSARSAPARILLA. mch20.thstu3D6w
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CEWING MaCHINES.-ALL DESCRIP-
- TICNS OF Sewing Machines repaired on rea.
sOnable terms and at the shortest notice By J. l..
LUNsFORD, Smith Street, just north OF Went
worth rect. jan22
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TO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
Il MODIOUS Building. No. 149 East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication once OF THB
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Co1ee
House. For terms, &C., apply ut the Uftce OF
THE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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ITO RENT, THE PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL
i LERY, corner King and Liberty streels, for.
mery Snown as "Schfey's." Also, Back Store
of same Building, Oh Liberty street. Apply at
No. l76 Meeting street, one door above George.
mchlrlmO
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AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFER
N EU.-To close up an estate, the Store and
Fixtures formerly occupied by Perez Fridenberg,
OF Jack onv lie, Florida, deceased, Is offered for
Rent or Will be sold on easy terms, together with
g portion o. stock In store.
The store Is located iu The best business part Of
the city, ia built OF brick, so by sc feet tTet stO
ri,s high, French roof, and Brick Warehouse in
rear. No bonus required. For further inlOrma-
tion apply to the Undersigned.
HARRIS SOLOMON,
No. 56 Reade street, New York City,
Or to HENRY 2. FKlBENBERG,
Jacksonville, Florida,
mchS.1mo Executors Estate Perez Fridenberg
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"ORSESl HORSES! HORSES
We have just received direct ON Kentucky
No. l lot OF nne Draft Horsts and Mares, consist.
Ing OF single and double drivers, and p.ir OF
bly, ylish bay mares, ut the Kentucky sale Stables,
NO. 80 Church street.
MOLES MULES MULES!
Alsoa lot or nne timber, turpentlne and plan
tatlon Mules for sale on lime.
nlch5.lmos BAMBERG j. MCCOY.
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ElOR RENT, THE BEST BUSINESS
ID sand In Charleston No. 365 King street,
particularly for Drugs, clothing, groceries, Buois
aud Shoes, or In 1act any buhiues-. Also. Rooms
fr.In 81 to So per month In advance; plenty oil
cistern water. Address ARUHER'S BAZAAR,
King street mchl8.tuths3*
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NJ &. COLE d CO.,
Eeaal Notires.

nAVID LOPEZ & SON VS.. THE
~ CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE EFT AL.
Pursuant to the order OF Hon. r. F. Granam
Judve OF The Court OF Common Pleas Of the First,
Crcuir, filed on March 10th 1873, the Creditors OF
the Uharleston Board OF Trade are requested to
present Statements Of thar Claims before me, at
nv once, Broad street. Charleston, s. o, on or
before the second day OF June, 1873.
mch2o-th1itul W. J. GAYER, Referee.
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ITO RENT, THREE ROOMS, OF A DE-
Il SIRABLE residence, on the line OF City Rail-
way. Also Kitchen room. Apply at No. 20
Rutledge avenue. le0l0-mth
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VXTANTED, A HOUSE SERVANT,
w with god recommendation. Apply al
No. 16 Rutledge Avenue. memo
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Danrs

WTANTED, A CHILD'S NURSE, WHITE
w or eoloiei. Recommendations required
ApplY to No. Is Rutledge street. mch2O-l :.
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This statement, wherever it came from, is
incorrect in every particular, as is shown by
the following table OF the rates OF taxation
levied during the past four years:
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VTTANTED, HALF A HOUSE IN A
w central locality. References exchanged.
Address TENANT, through Pos ofnce, LOCK Box IL.
mCh20-2&
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To Rent.


THOR RENT OR SALE, a PLEASANT
f RESIDENCE No. II Spring street, 8 rooms,
Kitchen water and gas; in 6ne order. Apply at
No. 155 Meellng street. mCh6-thsm6
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A TTENTION, UNION STAR FIRE EN-
n. CINE CUMPANY.-You are hereby sum-
mOned to attend an Extra Meeting THIS Thurs
dayI EVENING, 10Th instant, at hilf.pasL O'Clock
sharp. Important business will pc brought 10
your notice.
By order OF President. s G. BROWN,
mch20.a Secretary O. =. F. E. Co.
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Clothing at DboIesale.
OPRING AND SUMNER SALES 1873.
Nm. ROGE ERS & CO.,
Manufacturers and Jobbers OF
MEMS YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
444 AND 44s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
w. Il. Blu RG E,
,ro,a e. pnroeN
Glotbing at Ubolesale.

444 AND 448 BROAUWAY, NEW 1UkK.
w. II. Blu RIG E,
Late Marshall & BurgeD
Charleston, S. C.
We offer to the SOUTHERN TRADE this season
very LARGE and ATTRACTIVE Stock or SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHING at prices as low as any
House in the Trade furnishing equal grades OF
Goods.
Our Stock is manufactured ExCLUsIvELY for
Southern states. southern dealers are more Ger.
tain to find the Style OF our Goods, aRd line OF
sizes better adapted 10 their wants, than | posi-
bic In Q Stock OF Clolhing manufactured for
Northern or Western trade.
ORDERS Solicited; satisfaction guaranteed;
samples sent on application.
N. N. ROGERS 4 CO.,
feb8-mo "a and AS Broadway, N. Y.
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HleetinQs.

TTNTON KILWINNING LODGE, NO. 4,
u A. F. M.-The Regular Monthly Communi-
20tn instant ut Masonic Hall, at hall past
O'clock Candidates for Degrees will please be
punctual.
By order ". N. W. GEORGE GIBBS,
mch2O secretary.
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Cost an1 :Gonnb.

II OST, ON ADGER'S WHARF, A RE.
IL yOLVER, In o lea her case and wrapped up
III y newspaper. The Under will be rewarded by
leaving it at this oillce. mch2o-l'
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VXTANTED, A COOK AND HOUSE
w Servant. Most come well recommended.
Apply at No. 81 Sooety street. mchl8-suthL'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-27
The Next Session.

We suppose there can be no doubt that
the present Legislature will provide for the
meeting OF the next in December Of this
year, and soon enough to enable the new
body to perform the duties which the Con-
stitution requires it to perform before the LIST
day of January next. We have seen it init
mated that it was to be left to the Governor
to call an extra session for the purpose of
performing these duties; but we trust and
believe that there is no foundation in fact fol
the intinaiion. The Constitution says:
"The Governor shall be elected by the
voters at the times and places Of choosing
members Of the General Assembly. Returns
of elections shall be transmitted under seal
by the proper officers to the Secretary of the
Commonwealth, who shall deliver them to
the Speaker of the House of Delegates on
the first day of the next session of the Gen
eral Assembly. The Speaker of the House
of Delegates shall, within one week there.
after THAT is, etter the meeting Of the Gen.
eral Assembly chosen at the same time the
Governor Is chosenl, in presence OF ma
jority of the Senate and House Of Delegates
then~be counted. The person having The
elected" &c.
This language so clearly implies that Tho
regular session of the new General Assem-
bly, shall commence in December that nc
comment can add to its force. An extrs
! session would not fill the requirement.
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We will pay the State Journal the compll'
mcflt of waiting until tomorrow to reply TO
its long and laborious attempt to show that
the present General Assembly has no right
to elect the county judges. We beg the
Journal to tell us today who is to commits
sion the judges to be elected, or who ought
to be elected, next December9 1t says Gov
ernor WALKER cannot, and it also says they
must 60 into Office on the 1st Of January
next. No lodging, neighbor. Own up, if
You are caught.
We also ask the STATE Journal to reply to-
ddy to our article of yesterday. 1t is as
dumb as an oyster on the points there made.
Especially do we want an answer to these
two questions: Will the General Assembly
which will be elected in 1877 have the
power to elect circuit judges in the spring OF
1878? Would this Legislature have had the
power to elect this spring county judges
whose term is to commence January ], 1874,
if it had itself been chosen last falf
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The New ATLANTIC CABLE.-The telc.
graph has already announced to our readers
that the Great Eastern. which is now lying
in the Midway. has now on board the whole
of the section Of the cable intended for deep
water. She is to start over with it in May.
The New York Times gives us some addi-
tional facts concerning the new cable:
"This line, like that from Brest to New
York, belongs to the French company, the
others being owned. respectively, by the At
lantic Telegraph Company and tue Anglo
American Telegraph Company. il is hoped,
if all goes well, that the new cable will he
working through TO New York by the goth
of June and in that case positive assurance
| would seem to be afforded that teleglaphlc
communication between Europe and Amer
lea will never hereafter be interrupted.
"The new line is to start from new
place-a spot called Germoe, on the coast Of
| Cornwall, having been selected for the pur-
| pose. Its advantages are that the bay on
| which it issituated has exceptional prolec-
ton from the sea, and that very deep water
| is reached by regular descent at no great dis
lance from the shore. The cable is intended
to be laid down to Frcshwater Cove, III
Halifax Harbor. Thence q branch will be
taken to Hog Island, near the end of Long
Island, connecting thereafter, we suppose,
with sandy Hook
| This will be the fourth Atlantic cable.
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The SCHOOL FCSD.-The friends Of that
feature of the funding act providing for the
receivability of coupons for taxes will be
pleased to learn that the House bill entitled
an act to prohibit the receiving of coupons
for nj! portions of the public revenue set
apart by the Constitution for public school
purposes and for the permanent literary fund
was passed in the Senate yesterday by an al
most unanimous vote. 1t only needs the
Governors signature to make it law. We
think the last toothold has now been cut
away from under those persons who used the
school fund as an eectioneering instrument
in the interest of those who arc opposed to
keeping faith with the creditors Of the State
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DEATHS.

disease, Mrs. ELI ERWisE beloved Wife Of john
w. Harding, In the thrtr-eighth year of her age.
and large family connection 10 mourn their loss.
Twas night when Death came In:
Ills DO yer once more did show
/ Ont Of this world the soul to take, .-
And laid the mortal body low.
We don't mourn others do,
For jesus, He was near,
Who made the feetipS moments pass
Without a sigh or tear. .-......-.. f.
The Lord, who gave, has taken away
The one We loved so well,
But ANGELS hath her soul conveyed
With God above to dwell.
The funeral will take place THIS Thursday
MORNING ut 10 O'Clock from the Methodist EpiscO-
pal church Friends and relative are Invited to nj
lend.
Died, on Il e 2sth day Of March, in Manchester,
KATE MURCHIE, second daughter of William
II. lJr.l and Anna Corbin Brander, aged two Years
Her funeral viii take place. THIS AFTERNooN
at O'Clock, at her fathers residence The relatives
and friends Of the fIlnily are Invited to attend.
Died, in Henrico county, Va, on the 25th instant
FIJI illness, FLORANCE FREDR CA, eldest dangh.
ter Of Ida ". am Edward L. Herbert aged two years
uinc months and eight days.
Forget thee! oh when life shall cease
;7' To thrill this heart of mine; ~. @es
But not till then can forget 49, i, i.
One look or tone OF thine.
Oh no! 1t mingles with the sound -
Or every thing hear;
And think ye can forget t# 40
| Her loved 30 dcarI - g rssy1t
Forget thee! IFS bitter word; ...ys
ts would IL were unslid.
Forgetfunessi is not with life,
But with the silent dead. ~.
then may cease to think Of thee
~ As earthly morials do
But oh we'll meet, trust, in heaven,
With hearts unchanged aud true.
Tha funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at q O'Clock Mt the residence Of her grandfather
George Pocklington, on the Central turnpike Ths
friends and acquaintance3 are invited 10 attend.
Mississippi and New Orleans papers please copy
Died. In this city, March g. 1879. at O'Clock r
1t.;doHN ID in TIE seventy third year O
rssssshurg ana Lauisyille papsrs please copy. !.
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The State Central Committee.

The Petersburg Inder, whose editor was s
member Of the Conservative State Contra
Committee, says Of that committee:
In regard TO the general question of the
future action Of the Conservative party, it is
suggested by more than one that the present
Executive Committee resign. This appears
reasonable and eXpedient, and one member
OF that committee to-day tenders his resig
nation to the chairman. 1t is also suggested
that the Conservative members of the Legis
laSure should appoint O committee. 10 this
every reason is opposed, so far as appears to
lis. The Legislature is elected for no such
purpose. The committee was, or was in
tended to be, appointed by popular conven-
ton Of the people, and its successor eau
rightly be constituted only by similar
body. S~.........
The truth is, the committee stands func-
taas ofcio, and should be discharged. Then
let the convention which will assemble in the
summer appoint a rev one to conduct the
campaign. Until that campaign opens there
Is nothing for a committee 10 do, and until
that convention meets there is no power ca
pable Of appointing a committee"
Weagree in the main with this distinct
utferance. We are not quite sure that the
committee is functus ob'cio, but we are per-
fectly certain that the members of the Legis.
lature have no right to appoint new one.
We don't intend to recognize any new com
mittee that is created by any power other
than that OF State Convention. The old
committee has a much better title to hold
oaice Dntii q new Convention, than new
one 80 appointed would have to act at all.
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T CORRECT THE STOMACH.-lt
is well-ascertained physiological fact that the
origin OF most Of the Ills that afict humanity is
deranged condition of the alimentary canal The
bowels become constpated and sluggish, and thence
arises u train of painful and distressing maladics.
AS preventive and cure there Is no remedy so safe
and sure as DR.. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS.
AVOID COSSUMPTION.-No enemy to the hui
man race is more to be dreaded, and Is more In
dIous In tsapproaches than the too fatal destroyer
OF health and happiness of myriads-" Consump-
ton In It's CHASTITY FORM The duty OF all is to
guard against Its Grst advances. This may be done
By the timely use Of DIR. TUFTS EXPECTO-
RANT. NH 22.eod&wlw