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rrs alfh.n sod flr che Connft 81 % iard on th~
fhrr. Tae-.ist I'd Jaae A ID ls06
IfHARLE~ IS BEMf< afaalai sfrtfor on th-
Y estate "a L.mfaa tisilsnl Lre oi Pans ~
ssi1 tonniy deceasef. having pfe-enfe 80 he l
fnd hsil s.c1unf 90 Iaisrii y1 ~ the estste of
ssiI iecensei &C. slls~anre.
o. arrrd. 4 bit the said Aialirisfrafor give 90.
i-e Cd lil nrrrans iifere-fed hT rfrsinr copy of
rts .er fo - ralhsh-i three se.ks srrcessive-
" ia tle OKiprd Draapcrlf prfnfed a Paris. that
fteF uff anfesr sf a Probate Cofrt a. D. helf ri
I'ris b. ssid Cclfafv. on enc 81 rues.iav oi 1siy
~. st ten o'ciork 4. NJ. sud show csu-e Of ~
tbs have. shs th- sHrl@ shsu.l naf a.. sHsu~d.
2. ". WOODBURY.. Jsfrr.
frue Caps-Auezfs J. - Hoses. Rsrtsfss.
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Wanted

4 GOOD tsralir Girl. e., d. r~urral II.-...
~ -. AuplF at he OxronD CorxrrTr.
cease AeEscT. NoKUsr.
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OrForp. ss-fta Coart of Probate bed 81 pr.
b. aIihia anf tir fhe Cauafv of Oxflrd Oh ne
3 Trr.lsv Of luur 4. ID. l-s.s
nfNfEL DAVIS af.niaisirafsr o. ne estate
- I'll " iIfslu Y. ~aper. iare of H.lsta. is said
ceased 81 sIranrrr.
DltsIel. rlaf CO. saIl tlr.rirfrl'1r give no.
tirr fn af rrrsias iarefrsfe hr rfrsiar 4 rarv fs
o. .rfIlshrt fhree urrks sH-r-s-IVeIf l1 fb- o.
Isrf u.a.rrrf rrinfei ff fsrs. fhat fh~s NV
arr.rar rf a Probate fanrf fa Do hrLf af Parfs
.a sf.i caarfF. sa far 81 Tee .ar aI Iaft aerf.
st fes n'rt.rs fr fhr frfar.ir ord .has -.r.e fr
anf fheF t.re eh PSI co. sa.ar sh.ii s.f b. sIIsas-
OF. T.. "a. MpuuBI 80. Gafrr
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I'EiEuuH NOTICE Th. r-rr.frf ftat
hafr fa.s 10y rlrra f. nt sor naalr' fra.
'nr. DE- re.rslr.fr .l o. u.nsff fr srf eos
Iftr ~ tirl.rf ft.f shff ra.n a.nr r' BE-
rarrfrrs or rrf arY t.f.s "a b. reafrarf.rE afrr
Iffs fs.r THOMAS PROCTOR
Mrress Irafr Jrurrr.
VICE. ta.r rf f.sf
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fseiurE Nfhta sod f1r IN C.ssr,is " % Nlsrsi .
- the 2ist dsy 81 June a. ID. is66.
NJ ~ pefifios ~ Rufh ". rho-a. ~idas 81
- - p rhsais ise 81 Fr,ehrr. in nd
.p-is erc~a-ri. Prasiug tsr On aliss-uce o1t "a
inr prfro'-a' estate "a hrr LIE hushanf.
ps.i-ret. Fhsf th- I'D t,sfiffss -r rise .osi~.
% ~ rrf-s'ns tairrr-tei d, csusing oopr al tls.
cr der. o. h- puhIi-h-i ihree ~e.ts .u~r...,vsl, y,
N o~ieri D-uspcrat pria--d af Parls 81 saif
'oanit. ihat ihef uts airrsr 81 Probate Cent
- b. h-li at Psris o. th- 81 Ta~.s., a. -,
al. at fen o'circk n the flrrnosn. .a4 49,
e'su-e h 'ry ia~y hsve. vhy th~ sau- -hautl not
o. Erallrt.
y. W. WOODBURY.. Jufre.
a true cepy-sftcsts >. =. HosHs. Regi-t-r
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The Mason A. Ifamiin Cabinet Organs
lsfif ift.rraf ~ r.. atpfri fs salcfrd anf sfrr
.fr nrrsfr. GO 80 o. -bt1u srrh. tlf u 20
pNE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS. ar CHER
Gee I.rrrllu.ns aaarIfr fhFr. i.Irsfrsfrf fafa-
la1rrs irre. Atirrss. MASON a. lftMilN.
ila-toa sr MASON BROTHERS. N-- = urk.
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CEND Ord-rs e. JOB PRINTING To- ne
= urHocssr OFFtcr.
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PROCLAMATION,


'I'liE Rev. Jata Cshl Nsrrs. T.. ~, a
W. fark, sal 81 rfiaits Iis,rht. ..r 49,,
oi heuHt Wn-hfa-t.1. " rtr~ Mau.t.l,. 49,.
'''sr- 's TIE ~hen osurl ~ Hiui.l Frairs..-
oi u. Hrsi taaIr-ar-. il..a thr Prisrtr.l a. ..-..
80 ''iFefsrirr. u aeoa,-a-sl ~-aala4rlrs aal
'.ffrars oi iar if.rl -f.frs af Am-r.r, 49,
20 %. lr-i i-.-a a Co. Jnfrars ,n fsfr. ~ Chl,.-
Zen. hetfheu. fsctu ari ra,taI laa.f-. U..th-
90 f 'a an'.s'.cr. fnat D. uiu t--rfnrs o. y d..
ff -s.f.fg ..r.. lais ~. d Do l-sg d,
iar Act..eaut oa PARE tl.a. 40 In w..
- 'nins. .a che Arsuy. grtrr'- W. o.
We. si - ci.ck. r. ". "a, in.ri-..,.., -
'h' lfgat ni fhr l-ss oI grh.rah. tnl fh. r--,,-,
Nnr 30 ho1a' fc're ef Jehovah. a. i-r
ite Ne -. SO 81 Rib r. q. .f Il,
,.-fl '.i d. Haif isnt. sob tbr Iirrat.., al
D Nf h.ttnr HrlFra.t ~ts1Isrl cd t's- N go. il,
h'-h. Ihr Sc oi Krrhteoss.r-.. th~ -, - -.
ego si TIE La Of Hr-fs. Th- k.rs =. a.,
Cong n .lr CLals ~ Weave. l.. 49, -
~ a, a. 90 vriurn. ah-a ne - an
E''. w. 10 7 snl.--r sa ilis G.lrt.' 90
Aa.lIs-...l q rlIIrr al s D1l.tr O.. r., en-.
hh..h So 'h.iir~a. Ten Csats. ne
Afft. thr tirreF fn School .r-.~.-r. ,,.rt -.
t,a~ 'a tar.r ~ra,ai.. ~
FIAT Jr~rtTIA. EUAr CQLru.
C,rrIoN. ws---,.. .s OBI. ...-.,, f., -
y W. ''.f. mt a.r.r s.a G-..rr 4 ed r..
f..f- NHa'.. tn. H.lr. s...l ...I hss r...- o..
r'r'- n.ann~a t1 aIr. anI rsriaa aT r-r...,.
.i Hff.-itaf Hr r.srtlag hfal sn lrl. s-..,..l Id.
! rtaI r.s Hr ...r. aI &C. r...lr.~.. ID. ...I
'..H rsf.F ..Isr n o. rnI...-
JI-lff OIL. kILLsBEF
~. N .arF. l-sr - l~t6.
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ONrorr. ss-ffa Cert ri Prai1fe hetl sf Par.
lsuf.la ant c. frf faan.F RI Dnlrf. on thr
81 o.. aire nf Iare A 10 f-ff.
CTEPWEN FaENru. nfaiastrafar 81 a..
= esfsfe af NHnrf NnrIa bee ~ Ha.aforf 81
siIf rlrnfr fr0rs.ef. haefrr rresrntrI b. 8f
90 faal sar.la OF iarsfrafioa al 10 e-fsr~ 81
srif ffrrase.i g. ...sulfare.
Ori.ref. Ilaf lhe stii Adaniafsfrlfor give o.
ifre fa co rersaas frierrsfei bT osgsiuF cauv 81
ftis arfer a ae pei 40 fhr.e uerks ssiea~ssirs.
" d 60 ff.ilrl Densrrif II. aref LEI Pee. ~
ftef asf appfar sf Praftrr Caarf e. 30 hrff II
fsfis fa sd t1u1fF. on fte a. Tassiss III Isls
so. e. trn o'clprk in re flfeaos1. sai shsus
10 a.iosed
3 WOODBURY.. Js.lr-.
a irus carv-A,tesi J = uoaas. Re- i.fs4.
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T. "a WOODBURY. gsdre.
y-auest: J : HoEBs E@zisier

tiNFoRu ss.-At Court Or Probate he'd a
PARE vifhin and So The CounIv Il ONfsrd on
ihe , fu~-.ias ~ Jane A. ID. iS66.
II OhN HOW r.. guar.'ian 90 Macy r.. Howe
~ Cabs AID her Oh .,hu How ate 90 Ruunfrfd
~ safd t,.unfy cecessed. hsStag presented hi-
hrsi sccpuui 81 gusrtianshiP Of said ssrd ior a.
49, anrr-
Or'isrr'i That The ss,d yuariisa give n0tice O.
au lrfsan- iHtcresie. b. oau-iug !. c..py ~ this
order to D. polished fhF-e seck- suocr-sivelg Ia
~ oSirrt peulucrat. prtsied st Psft- thsf th~v
susF aupear "a Probate CsurI - h. u "a Parts
~ ssii cuiintr on the 81 Torsdsy 81 sly ne~t a.
ie o'clock n ~ tsrenuoa nd shes csuss a. ssy
they have ~hV the ssrDe sho-id 80 - aits~ed.
r " WOODBURY. Judge.
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trNrs -iiaFfrg asri ed -ffarssra e. 'sao-
sarfai rorcrs ct frEHr psNts' PAS krtLus.
fakr great b .Fasufr 81 rfr.Hralr1. q ff fre
rutisc 81 ths srrr trst IaHafif ne.lrfrr urh
shirh go sfqaafntrf. n th.s rsralIl. ar.rnt
49, snptsri uraris eac huntrs,l r~rs.rs. 81
taar Fsts kfLTsH has been usrf Orb go n-.st
sstenr.liag fr-alts. tor Foes Aah.s naf
sirgi- severe rHrr nl O. .I.r. ~r.l.rrr tr Istrr .
or hrsrarrtv. Bee has tirIlrt fkr rsr.- o. th-
sarafirr faurrf of fhr E" .r." an. I'd C.-r.
hfutsrs. et-. ti b. ia aiia.i It..s usc. add - aa
iikr sod efects.
Join TANNER.
erruasa of Nrzhf-.a A ta.'s rflrtsns Est.b-
nrrr. t.rrla..srt. uh.a.
.ia p, De-. ..is srl au u,alrs ia F.uiiy
Mo-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29

o~FoSp. fs-Ats Court ~ Prahst- h-d az Low
"a stfhin SOD 49, th@ Cs-snfv of o. .rd m a..
20h d-y 81 gane A. ID. ls6S.
ou Ia prtitisa a FLA q. Hasnlea. guard an
"a frtak ". Bake - a.. uaisor h~srs ~ goha
Bake ate Of Lowell dcressei. pr4yisg Coz Ia
oesse % sci ard coavey resi estate he tssxing o.
satf minHrr- ~ an sdrsafaE 1oas od-r ID : Az.
ortrred. That tle sod p-titr1acr give notscr
% 1T psr-ons Interested, D. ctusiug epy ~ b..
urisr. 90 b. psbi-i~d fhree weeks ssccrssixeiv IN
the o1iord Desaocrsf pFlat-d "a Pzrs o. said
Soanis, that they say appear az a Probate Court
% D. hid Psris On th- 81 Fo--dav q yuiv
'sKt- and -be~ e-u-r q aay they have, ~hy tie
sInss sh1uli not o. grantet
Wv. WOODBURY. Jusr-
\ trs- eopy-ettesf- J. =. hoBns. R-gi-ter.
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otfosD ss-At q Court ~ PROBATE heLi a Par
81, ~iiAin ard Sc n C-..s, a Osisrs o.. d.
third fse..i-y oi Jus~ A ID. lsss
% III petlit.sa a EL'aura Jark-na aa.u,.isfr..
trlS 81 th- estate 81 seth W Jaek-p- t.fe 81 Pc,
deocs-ed. pr.ssng CO hces.- .el 49, e..as~x
real Estate % the aasaunt ~ SS65. &C. ths p.s-
meat q d-iss ard iaci.ieat4i charge.
Ordered. Thst th- sd - itioaer eise aosi.s
D. si P,rroas iaterested y eassiag q copy ofthis
oreer. o. o. pUhilshet three wesSs ssccc.sivets
IN the Oxford Democrat priated az Paris a. :. a
'ouais taat ihes nay apI.c.r a q Prubste Coart
o. - bell 81 Psris on The q rue-day q Jsiy
aext. ~ trn o'cisck ~ the f,reaooa aaa sh-~
rss-e 4 aay th~y have, Why The sane shosld not
- granfsa.
E-w. WOODBURY.. Juire.
4 trur Copy--aur.f. 4 = Hoans R~rf-ter
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oHFosp, ss-At q Cosrt ~ fratste he'd 81 F.s o.
- -tihin and 80 th- Cosufy ~ Ozlord, % ths
3dfue-tay ~ Jsar A. ID. isss
% p<uuea - Caisia Ho~e adsniui.srat,r q
ne estate 81 Ahs~r = Lov~jsy. l-te q Asdov-r
aeoe-s~ds prssing or lic-ass o. ssn reai estae q
sd ceoeas-si 80 sn .cvsst.eeu-s sGer % $500.
20 - ths psyucnt ~ dsts sd iaci.ent.i chass-.
Ordered. That the s.id p~titiaasr ave .ssios
- ~ P-Fsons taterest-. ~ css-iar Go. - this
efd-T, - - puhitsh~d thr-c ~--ks suruc-sivsiy
- n osisd Den-ocrsf prist-d P.sis 81 --id
Co,sufy. that th~y .pp-.r "a = Pr,,hat. Cs-.rt
% - BID ~ Psris th- 81 Ts~sd.y a Job,
nrsi' ~ ,en e'ch-ck 10 The foreasea sas she-
ss--- a 49, thes have. ~hf the sane shssld aos
tc rraniet.
y ". WOODBURY.. Judr~.
A trur copy-aft~st- : Hanns R.....-.
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li.a. ja. O.. El... Lls t... a.a..l.eI
'or Congress. .a Che ti.-I l..-r.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29

DHFoHp. ss.-At a Cour q Probate heii ~ Pa
- sfhsa add ior ~ Couniy ~ Oxf,rd. "a The
thsrd Ioestss - Jase - iS66.
M the p-tition 81 AHa :. Losejsy guardisn Of
" sssriellfr LoveJ1s 81 al. niaor h-irs 81 Abaer
:. LaseJoy late 90 Aadoser tscessed. prssiuE ior
ilcrn-e o. sei real estate iseioaginx o. her saii
vfarts at ~ advaniac~asl- ofsf.
otder-d. rhst TIE ssid gu.rdisn give notiee o.
1T pfr-ous tnfcre-ist iy cau-iog coTy oi thi-
dff o. D. puiai- bed thrrr ~esks -ucccsslvels in
ne Oxtird Democrat p iufed al Paris. that thev
nay appear "a Protate Cost O. b. bid ~ Pass
"a 80 casais. GA The ihtrd Tsesdsy 81 Jolly neKs
snd sheu cavse IS any thry have Ny the sane
skauld nof b. ails-~d.
a "A WoonpFrsN -.
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T.. ". Woodbury. Judes.
true eops -aurst. J. : HoEHs. Register.

oNF0Eu. 81 Ar Court % Frubtte held "a
Pare, auAia and &C. the Couafv 81 OKiord
co. thr q Iu~-ifr 20 Juae a ID. i-66.
FANNY =. WhffEHODSE. viios Of Wi
A iiau d. WHICH late 81 Lowell. iu said
Couais deoea-c4, prsgiag 60 IN aii,sssce OCT o.
tae prrsoral estate - hrr late hushand-
orieret, that the sai1 Fefffioner give %.
tire to sll per-ons iafert stcd o. cassing = cons
oi ihis ORDER o. p. pablo bed fhree aeeks ucees-
srrcit ~ he oNisrt Democrat new spaper prinf-
81 in Psrf- in safl Couafy thsf thet unav appear
&C. Probate Cent CD o. heit iu Psri- on the ~
Tae-iif ~ July neSf. ~ Ten o'ciock in The fore
apon. aad saes csnse & snv hey have wv the
zane should DOT o. allowed
2. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
4 true c1pE--affeEf
- Homes Rrrrsrsr
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OrFoRD So C.urt 81 Probate hid a. Par
D. Sithin aai or thc Cauufv - Oxf1rd on the
81 fuesfay oi June a. o. ls66
A LILLIAN q. Csf APMAN. asun-i executor
w on e crftata insiruaa-nt parpsriiag o. b. the
lssi Sin I'D t~-trrnrnt 81 Joha Nsa-ur, iste "a
kanlord b. .atl Csitsis dec-a--d. haFiaE pre-snt-
ei 10 same ~ Probate.
ordcnd. That be ssid EHrcufor give notice
20 ai l'-fsoas inier~rted by ctusing cpy ~ ihi-
ararr io 10 Published three weeks sfcc---ivrit o.
the oSiord Druocrtt priafrf ~ Paris. thaf fhev
ny APPEAR st Probate C..i.t o. be bid "a P.r-
-. ia sail Couaty OF ihe , rs-sdsy % Juis l-xt
az ien o'cnck in the torenpsn anI -lo~ cau-e if
sHy ny have. why ihe rsne shouii nst h. provrd
approved. and allowed 80 NJ Ls-t all aad tests-
ueut 81 ssil deceased.
T.. ". Woodbury. Juder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29
AtFSseoPy-.tss.ssJ. ; Hoss.. ReE,.,s,

ptFoEr. ss.-At Court of Probate held "a
Lowell, stfhta aai g. he c.s.s.fv IL Oxesrs. -,
the ~oth DAY oi jesse A ID. iSss.
y tnr rffiiran of a. n Ma .l.r;,;.f-,,,,,
" ~ ~ estsfe of ~ii.s a. Stesr.s - "a ,,ri
iccrssci prssiaz i1r iirease O. I'D sai c,,x., 81
the feal r-fs- bri s,-ia- 90 ssti d-e-a.-i 80 ~.
pasueut a ~ dshts sd iaeid-atsi eh.rx~.
Oicerei. lh4f the ssii p-tis.ssr give ast.-. A.,
TT perspus iuirrr-i~d. ~ causinE cfnF 90 ttr.
prti~r o. b. raiilishrd tso ~~eks succ~ssiv.I, Il,
uNfort Desupcrst Irsiatei ~ flrs. fhat thry luav
aPIresr af Frobsfe Caurf % D. he'd I'd Pare
~ said Couafv ne 3 Ts-iaf of Jals nsxf. a
iea oi thc cipck in The forcnoos ast shs,s cau.-
q 10y thry have. ~by he $3.50 shsuid sos D. 81.
lcsel-
4. ". WOODBURY.. Judr~.
a true coFy -aifesf. J. :. HoHa-. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29

osF osp. $50 q Caurt I'd Prolsfe hei a
ffssburg stthts sad 49, N C..aaiy - Oxt.rd
"a ~ zist d.V ~ lee A n 80
Aato X SfoNE. lste .xecutor q the hst
~ - aae tesi.nent ~ Sylvester Stonr. late -
bro~aseii - -.id csaaly d-cea..a. h.v,,, -.
sented tis hrst and hai aocosat ~ ad1iai.ir.tis.
g. Abs ere
ORDERED. That he ssit ESecutos ri.. .otio. a.
aii persons Interested. ~ causiag ,apy % this
order to - pshlfshed. t~~ ~~eks ssce~--fvel,
~ the Ozfori Demscrst. printed - Paris. th.t
lasY nsY appear "a q frobate Court % - bid "a
fart-, On s.ia Cosby. ca The - Tue-day fJuiy
49,. GO ten 81 ths ciock in the fsrsaaoa
SO shes eaass q auy th~y has-, ~hy the
sa1ne saould uof b. alo~ed.
T.. ". WOODBURY. J-sss.
AfruFrn nr-affnsfr - Hruu. o..
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y. ". WOODBURY.. Judr~.
true ocpy-atie.ts J. =. Hosss. R.xister.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14

OUrRAGEs ON NEGROES. Outrages
on negroes aro pretty sure to form
one of tho staple items OF the tcle-
graphic column III the newspapers
from this time forth until the fall
elections are over. The telegraph is
a radical institution, as at present con-
Quoted. 1t lies most unscrupulously
in the interest of radicalism, and til c
truth is not in it. In late despatch
we are treated to an account of an at
tack on negro camp meeting near
Baltimore. The account is incohe-
rent and sensational on the very face
of it. 1t was evidently designed to
fire the radical neart for vile clec-
tioneering purposes. These negro
outrages viii be as plentiful as black
berries this fall. They are fabri-
Gated to order. in quantities to suit.
A negro camp meeting, where the
colorcd brethren were armed with
such carnal weapons as pistols, must
have been dark affair The satyr
was as likely to be upl rmost as the
saint. .-Boston Ereni,,y numerical.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14
BArcIsELoR.s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World.
lhc only true and perfect HAIR DIE.
harmless, Seliablc and instantaneous.
Produces immediately splendid Black or
n"tuIal Brown, without injurins the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by III Druggists. The genuine
Is signed William A. Bachelor. Also, RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEUliS, for Restoring and Bcauiiiy;ug
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct . 1y New York.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-14

\ NEW AND GRAND Erocu IN IiEDICIS!.-
Dr. MagSiel is the founder of Il now nle,:-
calsystcm! Tho quantitar;ans, whose vast
internal doses enfecblc the stomach and
paralyze the bowels, must give precedence
to the nan who restores health and appc-
tlte, wl.h from one to two of his oxtraordi-
nary Pills, and cures the most yirulent
sores with q box or so Of his wonderful and
all-healing Salve. These.two great spcci-
tics Of the Doctor are fast supcrscdinS all
the s.ereotyped nostrnn:s cs tho day. Ex-
traordnary cures by Macgiers Pills and
Salvc have opened the eyes Of the pubic to
the inefficiency Of the (so-callcd) remedies
Of others, and upon which people have 80
long blindly depended. Magg.vl's Pills are
not OF the class that are swallowed by the
dozen, and Of which every box yull taken
creates an absolute necessity for mother.
One or two OF Maggiel's Pills suEces TO
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite and render the
spirits light and buoyant. There is 40
gripping and no reaction in the form Of con-
stipation. If the liver is affected, it's func-
tons are restored; and if tho nervous sys-
tom is feeble, it is invigoratct: This last
quality makes the medicines very desra bic
for the wants Of delicate females. UIcerous
and eruptivo diseases are literally cxtin-
suishsd by the disinfectant power Of Mag
gels Salve. In fact, it is here announced
that -aaggiers Bilious, Dyspeptic and Diar-
rhGd FiNs cure where all others fail While
for bsrns. scalds, chilblains, cuts and all
abrasions Of the skin Maggiers !Salre is in
falhbie: Sold by J. Maggiel, IL Pine street,
per box. July g. 1y
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No Moro Cotton. .

It is O favorite theory of a few of
our people. that the true policy of the
South consists in stopping tho culture
OF cotton. It is maintained that this
poflcy will SO effect the pockets Of the
Manufacturing classes, who exert a
controlling influence at the North,
that they will cease their intolerance
towards US, and inaugurate, instead
OF civil rights bills, odious tax bills
and universal suffrage-a policy of
Justice and conciliation.
It. is certainly very unwise to
pursue policy of fself-impoverishment
ior the questionable purpose of in
lur1ng those who seek to degrade and
debase us. It is a species Of cutting
OH the nose to spite the face, which
has always been regarded rs folly.
Tho war for several years deprived
the North OF her usual supply Of
Southern cotton, bat the history of
that period, shows no abatement of
the war spirit, and mono of the
pocket philanthropy for which the
calculating people of the East have
had credit. Tho truth is, fanaticism
does not stop to reason. 1t sweeps on
IN resiStless tide of passion, until the
obstacles which impede its progress
are removed, or until it finds some
new object on which its fury is
broken. Ii the growth of cotton
were prohibited in each of The States
now seeking reconstruction, the pro
duction would be increased in the
border States, where it is found it
can be grown successfully. A new
impetus would be given to its growth
In South America, and the imperial
staple OF the South would lose all in
huence in tho commercial as we'll as
political world.
To us the cry OF "Rt4ise uo ,1o,,e
cotton, appears utterly without the
support OF argument or eNcnse. We
arc deeply III debt; the cry of widows
and orphans comes; up to MS on every
land for relief; onr schools and col
leges languish for support; the
weatller-noarls On our yerv houses
rattle in every breeze for want of re-
pairs, aud public and private means
are wanting to relieve the necessities.
What agency SO available for relief as
the golden fleece Of our cotton fields?
w AAeAS ~ 40 ~ '&s L2lsit Wal IOr
1T production are much impaired, and
are likely to diminish year by year,
1T IS also fortunate that the enhanced
value Of the staple in the markets OF
the world promises to render the
profit OF its culture undiminished
and to yield o revenue sufficient to
restore us speedily to Il condition of
comfort and prosperity.
If, instead of stopping the culture
of cotton, we einvite capitalists to come
to our borders and engage in its manu-
facture, we strike an effective blow at
the intolerant spirit OF those section
al agitators who load us with oncrous
and unjust burdens and disabilities.
We thereby not only increase. the
demand for tho staple, but We secure
for it the convenience OF 1t home
market, and the diffusion of the pro-
fits OF its manufacture as we'll as
growth among orr people.
augusta Chronicle.
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RELIGIOUS TESTS IN Russia 1t is
announced in letter from st. Pc
tersburg. that an imperial ukase has
just been issued, abolishing all pun
ishmcnts heretofore inflicted upon
persons for renouncing the Greek
Church, the State religion of Russia.
This reform is regarded rs great
step in advanced civilization.
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National Hotel,
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,
MBIA, s. e..

~ THE public is informed that the
I'm above hotel has just been finished,
Sx1A and contains now furniture through
ont, for the accommodation Of TRANSIENT
and REGULAR BOAEDERS. Tho verv
best that the markets afford will be found
on his table, prepared in excellent style.
Charges moderate.
Passengers will be conveyed to and from
either of the depots FREE OF CHARGE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
Fine WINES, Lotions, CIGARS. s"6 T6.
BACCO, etc, can he obtained in the Sam
pie Room connected with the hotel
Aug Il. JOINER, Proprietor.
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Pistols! Pistols! Pistols.

At the Sign Of he Golden Pad Lock.
TUST received large assortment OF
- PISTOLS, embracing the most desira-
bio mado in this country.
A full assortment Of Powder, Shot, Caps,
Cartridges, &c, and for sale cheap by
Aug 80 JOHN c. DIAL.
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COLGATE's HONEY sOAI,.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in s,,ca
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and e,nol-
iAent in its nature, frasra ntly scented,
anu extremely benoficIal in it's action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
a"o tancy Goods Dealers. March 2S ly
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Mustard! Mustard 7
IERWILLIGER'S
FIRE Il BURGLAR PROOF SAFES

VNhE undersigned have been appointed
u. ~ agents for these superior SAFES
These Safes are made with three flanges-
Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and
bolts are protected with plates of hardened
steel, which is the only protection against
the burglars drill and the insertion Of pow
der: Also, warranted free from dampness.
While these Safes have no superior in
quality, they are furnished at moderate
prices-at least 25 to 335 per cent less than
Herrings and other makers, while the
quality cannot be surpassed.
A sample Safe can be seen at our store.
and orders will be taken at New York
prices, with expenses OF TRANSPORTATION
added, and no charge FOR forwarding in
Charleston. J. & T. X. AGNEW
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CITY Male Free School.

YHE above SCHOOL will be re-opencd
tween Gates and Lincoln streets. The
school will bo under tho management OF
Mr.. v. H. WIGG. Persons desirous Of en-
tering their boys will register their names
with W. r. WALTER
Sept ii
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TREVET & BERAGHI
Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c.

~ the Sign Of the Golden Pad Loch
A FULL supply OF GRAIN CRADLES,
N Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, Scythc
stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, &c, IN store
and for sale low FOR cash.
May 26 JOHN L. DIAL.