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= Another Tornado.

From the Dubuque Times Jalyl.
Every day seems to bring fresh intel.
Iigen..e of the late storms in different
section OF the State. This morning we
have another woefiIl tale OF disaster,
caused by the elements, TO relate, our
informant being Mr.. James Hughes,
who has just returned from tour
through the southern portion OF the
State. Mr.. Hughes says that one OF the
most fearful storms ever known passed
through the lower part Of Clinton coun-.
ty, last Saturday. it being nothing more
nor less than . violent tornado. which
pursued nearly the same patti, marked
out by the famous Comanche hurricane
in 1850. Nothing was able to Withstand
its progress. Fences were swept away
like chat. Trees were wrenched out
by the roo.s. Cattle, hogs and poultry
were taken, up into the air, carried a
great distance and killed Rut the
greatest scene of ruin and desoiation
was wrought at Moione, u small station
on the Northwestern railroad. Nearly
every house in the village was leveled
to the ground, and one woman killed,
while several others were severely
The damage to property was
estimated at several thousand dollars.
The tornado spent its force this SHE of
the river as no account Of its ravages
has come to us from Illinois.
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Pianos, Organs and MelOdcOns
Notice to Administrators Execu.
tors and Guardians.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that an order has
~ been issued by the Judge of the Circuit
Court of Cedar county directing the Clerk to
issue citations in all cases where AdIninistra-
tors, Executors or Guardians have failed to
make reports Of their doings for one year or
more. You are Therefore hereby notified that
unless such reports are filed with the Clerk OF
said Circuit Court, on or before the 9th day Of
July next. citations will be issued in accord
anre with above order Of curt.
June 30, 1859. WIN ELLIOTT Clerk
NOT FEW Of the worst disorders that afYlict man.
Kand arise nom corruption OF the blood
value. - ''A~ ''"S"~
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A water-spout-A temporary Grafton.
Counter-attractionS-Pretty lady clerks
a public pound-The late st. Louis
mill
Corned Beef-Intoxicated cow.
Sausage-Ground hog.
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An Earthquake Shock at St. Louis

81 LOUIS EoSt, july
One of the most alarming circumstan-
which il has been ours to chronicle for
many day, occurred at about ten mill
utes 10 two o clock this morning. At
the time mentioned, the people who
have their residences on the suburbs of
the city. and even at Laciede Station,
Cheltenham and kirkwU,d, were sud-
denly awakened by u shock that Jared
their houses 10 the foundation stones.
The shock was immediately followed by
q rambling noise like unto the sound of
distant artillery and by n rafting OF
panes, and shaking of beds and Chi
ua. d. p.a.-.
Owing to the uncommonness Of such
an occurrence those who seisibly felt it
were momentariiy Iionplussed, and
when they fully realized the exact con .
dition OF affairs, their ignorance gave
way to the greatest fear. Men, after be-
ing awakened, instantly, almost, gather
ed around them their families and II ed
! in terror from their homes. Weak
women and children shuddered and
tremblei when they comprehended
their insignificauce as compared with
the stupendous greatness Of nature
Overawing commissions. For suburban
residents last night was one of terror,
and Will be remembered with no feeling
Of pleasure for many years to come.
+ One gentleman living at Cheltenham,
asserts that 50 great WAS the shock that
he was rolled out of bed. The family of
Mr.. Reilly, Of the SAME place, was very
suddenly awakened, and they betook
themselves from their sleeping apart
ments to the ground beneath. Mr..
Vale, and other residents of Walnut
street, state that they experienced the
shock very sensibly, and describes it as
having been very sudden, something
similar to the collision of trains. The
rattling continued for about two min
utes. Families living In the neighbour
hood of the arsenal were also Weakened
up.
so far as our information goes, the
quaking must have covered an area Of
at least fifteen miles square. Those
living in the heart of the city who are
used to the noises created by street cars.
aud the rolling of heavily laden wagons,
and whose houses are almost constantly
shaken, OF course, paid but little heed to
the matter. But ii is nevertheless GER
tail, that the earth underlying our
immense superstructures last night
quaked with the same degree Of uncer-
tainty that a leaf having but little to
hold 1t, hangs on to the parent stem.
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THURSDAY,

For Governor,
SAMUEL MERRILL, Of Clayton Co.
For Lieutenant Governor, ...s1
MADISON NJ. WALDEN, of Appa.
ntssse TO.
For Judge Of Supreme Court.
JOHN +. DILLON, OF Scott Go.
For eupr OF Pub. Instruction ITO nll vacanc. !.
= A. s. kISSELL, OF Scott Co.
For Sup't OF Pub. Instruction nun term,
rM A. s, KlSSELL, OF Scott Go.
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CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN R. R.
StanWOOd Station open to the Public.

STASWooD STATION. July 9Th, 1850.
NOTICE Is hereby given hat the Depot at
~ TINS station Is now open for Freight and
Passenger Business. Those wishing TO avail
themselI es of the opportunity OF shipping to
and from this station can now be accommo-
dated: WM. W. ALLEN,
Station Agent.
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GO TOCEDAR MILL.

F1NllE SUBSCRIBER talk this method of in
i forming those having grinding to do, and
tn" public generally, that having iitied up the
above Mill situated two and one-half miles
west of Tiptont, in the best possible manner,
we are prepared to do grinding at all times,
promptly. and in Il work maniike manner.
Having secured the services Of an experience
ed and oblging Miller, and Judging by past
experience, we feel confident that We can give
business and fair dealing we hope to merit a
large share of public patronage.
Farmers, give us Il call. Ii YOU come once
you VIII come again. A. W. DEAN.
Cedar Mills. July LIST, 1869. 3mZ7
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FOR SALE!

A DAR0AIN!-The e Il Of NV 4 sec: p,
N range 70, 4, west, containing SO acres OF su-
pefior rolling land located four miles from
MestLiberty on the Mississippi Missouri
RailrDad and two miles from a station on the
burlington, Cedar Rapids & ST. Paul Railway;
the only piece Of unimproved land in the vi
entity. Price, IS per acre $500 cash, the bal
ance to be secured on the property.
Address PETER A. KELLER,
Union National Bank,
n26w3 Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THE 1NJURI-
Gus EFFECTS of Face Powders and Washes. All
such remedies close the pores Of the skin, ard in
q short time destroy the complexion If you would
have fresh, healthy and youthful appearance, use
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT SAhsAPARILLA.
TRACT SARsAPARIL1.A. The dose IL snlally Those
who dssrea large quantity and larsaslOses Of medicine
ERR
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DESIRABLE Residence
For Sale Clleanl

TIME UNDERSIGNED will sell. on re..,,.
BILE terms. his premises in Upton, consiss.
Ing of eight lots, large, roomy two sf"rv
barn and woodshed. On the premis,s ars se
great variety Of large .evergreens, shade tress
bearing fruit trees. choice grape vines. snS
choice variety Of small fruits Everr;ha:nu
is In prime order. Enquire OF ""'"s
2W25 DIR I r. ry,prc,,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR PROF. PARSONS
LAWS of
BUSINESS.

With fuH Directions and Forms for all Irdnsdc-
ho , IN ererg Mate OF the Union. BY THEOPHI-
~ rARsoSS, IL D., Professor Of Law in
Books. -
NEW Book FOR EVERYBODY. Explaining
the rights, duties and obligations of all the re-
la'ions of life as well as every kind Of contract
and legal obligation
A correct, economical, and safe Counsellor and
4 dUiser. a.. Esd .z
indispensable to all who would know their
rights and duties. and possess the means Of
transactingufaided their own business.
SO plain, nut accurate, and complete that no
person can afford to be without 1t. Embody-
ing Unpopular form the results OF the labor
writer Of law books In the country. Erct,.si,e
TERRITORY and no competition.
send for our descriptive circular and testi-
monials. Address,
-. JONES. JCNKIN & CO.. Publishers.
10. South Clark street, Chicago. III.
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Important to Taxpayers!

A LII PERSONS holding Tax Receipts for
"A taxes paid on property in Cedar county,
enormously returned or sold as delinquent,
are hereby notified to deposit said receipts
with the Supervisors of their respective town
that proper corrections may be made on the
county Ireasurer's books.
PROMPT attention to the above notice will
save the holders Of said receipts, as well as
the county much trouble. lr
By order Of the Board Of SUPERVISORS
w. II. SHARP. ! a.s...4
-. Supervisor Pioneer tp., Special
snn., WI: TSA ;sa COMMITTEES
June l9th, ls60-n25wS
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! Ew ADVERTISE EN
<.~<>-x-,% . - - = q
AGENTS WANTED FOR
: HOMES AND /
/ & EORTU NES :

The great book Of the wear. Valuable to every one,
whatever his occupation Brmfn OF Jus, ,he
Agents have no onsns,iion the work covers field
unoccuped by any other. II isnew iresh ana popnaa
Scs address PEOPLES PUBLISHING Co.. ID
State street, Chicago Ill.
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Sheriff Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL ExEfrr1oS tn
- me directed issued from the Office of the terk nj
he pstTlct Court IN and Tor the county Cedar and
T. {. Mccullough ct al have levied upon tie Ioiin,y
Tough ~ al, to-w;t: - '
The northeast quai ter O. and the north half ~ of
the southeast quarter ~ and the northeast on,
"a OF the southwest quarter Ia all sect ion num-
Der tweny-iour f24 also the southeast quarter Of
the south quarter ia section nun her t,rirt a.
i3) and the northeast quarter - of the northwest
quarter Ia OF section number fourteen l4 all in
township number eighty one tsll, north, and range
number one west OF the 5th p. NJ and containing
sltuated.in Cedar county Iowa - '''
And shall offer the same sale the court house
door In the town OF Upton in said county on saturday
the 2tth day OF July, A. d. 1863, clock A. NJ Of
said day satisfy said execution and costs thar
accrue thereon.
Dated this 2ith day ofJune. a. D. 1861
.-sa JOHN ID. SHEAREH,
n..fs sheriff OF Cedar county Iowa
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Words Of Wisdom

u Il ~ FUN IOUNd MEN, 4
On the Rulins Passlon in Youth and Early NJ,
hood, with SELF HELP for the Errinr .ns
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelo raa
free OF charge; Address, HOWARD ASSOC.
ALTON, Box r. PHILADELPHIA, Pa A.,
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IOWA:
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.

JULY 5, 1869,
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ian IKE manner, all Jobs OF
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Spectators are ls.ssing through the
State ~ Maine. buying up all the old
spare bay al ten IL twelve dollars a
tom
Al aralf past two o'clock Friday morn
ing an earthquake visited Alton. There
were two distinct shocks. which caused
Houses to tremCIe very considerably,
ald,awakene1 almost the whole popuIa.
ton. .ss. 4+sHg.4#4~
Neutrality-suspicious. Of nitro-glycerine
has occurred in Wales. A railway sta
tio., cart, horses and drivers were blown
10 atoms. The shock was felt in viii
La TT af
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BY w. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
NOW OPENING.
OUR MIR. JONES bs. just return.

OUR MIR. JONES ba. just return:
" ed from the NortE, with second
and larger Stock of GOODS than usual, to
supply our trade with. The most careless
observer cannot but have noticed the de-
cided decline in both American Dry Goods
in sympathy with the raw Staple, and For
eign Goods in sympathy with Gold that
has taken place within the last ten days.
Our previous purchases are so far cleared
out that we can offer "our entire Stock at
the Revised Prices," including one Of the
most complete assor!meuts VIZ have ever
handled.
Our Retail Stock is full as usual.
Our Specialities.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Shades, Rugs, &C.,
&c, at prices within the reach of all-Cali
and see them" Be to your advantage"
Our Wholesale Department.
Is full, well ordered :; Goods selected with
care; bought right, and will be sold cheap
enough to he rehandled in tiis market.
R. G. SILVER.
+. S.-Our House is young and striving
hard to make living, and ambitious to
build up still larger cash trade. Every
customer that gives US a fair chance to sell
them their Goods. no matter how trifing
in amount, gladdens our hearts lightens
our cares, aud has bona 6de guarantee
that Goods bought Of lis are rs cheap and
good as can be bad in the State.
Nov. 5, l8G9-2S-tf
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SALE OF LAND
BY Order Of the Court of Probate
By Order of the Court of Probate
FOR -1BBEVILLE COUNTY.

BY ofuer OF tne Court OF Probate
FOR ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
T WILL sell by public auction on SALE
1 DAY in DECEMBER next the fol.
lowing ands-vlz:
THE HOME TRACT
Of the estate O.. HENRY B. NICKLES
decd. containing TWO HUNDRED and
FORTY NINE acres more or less, boun =
ded by lands Of Il. A. Anderson, James
Colbran and others.
THE DICKSON TRACT.
belonging TO said estate. containing TWO
HUNDRED and THIRTY TWO acres
more or less, bounded by lands Of Il. G..
Ellis, estate lands of Samuel Anderson
and others.
TEE CALVERT TRACT.
belonging to said estate, containing
THREE HUNDRED and THIRTEEN
acres more or less, bounded by lands of
George Nickles, Robert Dunn and others.
There are pla,s to represent the above
three tracts. These lands are situated in
AbbevilIe County, about 10 miles North
East Of Abbeville G. II.
Terms Of sale one third cash, 9he bal
ance on credit of ore and two years,
purchaser to give bond and approved
security, and a mortgage of the premises
to secure the purchase money.
81. s. CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Nov. 10, 1860, 29-3t
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EMPORIUM of Fashion at Co

MPORHUM of Fashion at Co.
~ lumbia, $. C.-Mrs. A. McCormc
would most respectfully inform the ladies Of
Abbeville and surrounding counties, that she
hos just returned from New York, and is now
opening a splendid assortment Of Millinery
and fancy goods. In my millinery department
will be found hats and bopnets Of tbe latest
sty lie, furs Of all kinds feathers of the riches:
colored flowers French and American plumes,
ornaments OF The latest novelties. a varied as
sortment Of embroidered cuffs collars and
yokes, laces, ribbons. trimmings, chignoEs,
curIs, braids. switches 90, bridal wreathes
and wells. Dress making attended to with
care and promptness. All the latest patterns
will be found in my establishment. A good
ft guaranteed and satisfaction promised in
price, style and quality of goods. Call apd
see my stock on Muiu Street, Columbia, 8. G.
Nov. s, 1869, 28-f
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PACIFIC eUANo CoMPANY's COMPOUND
Acid Phosphate Of Lime
For Composing with Cotton Seed.
Wis article is ma nufactured at the Compa.
IL pnny's Works, under the direction and
surperintendunce of DR.. Ravenel.
1t contains the same elements Of fertility at
Soluble Pacific Guano, except that it is not fur
nil he'd with Ammonia. 1t is prepared expr ess
~ for composing with cottnn seed, which fur.
nishes the element of Ammonia; the oLiec.
being to render that side product of the plan.
tation available to the highest degree as an
lar information apply to the unde signed.
}. N. ROBSON, Agent for South Carolina.
l aud Q Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
JOHN s. REESE, JR,
General Agent. Baltimore.
October 20, 1869, 27-3m NIB
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NEW Store and new Goods, by
~ william GIaZe.-I have just ss-

~ william GIaze.-I have just re-
turned from the Northern cities. aud opened
one Of the most select stock Of goods brought
TO Columbia since the war. Ny stock Is large
and in it will be found fine gold and silver
assortment of English and American Je~elry.
Guns, Pistols, with q 9full assortment Of gun
material, English powder. shot, cartridges Of
all sizes, beautiful selection of clocks, q
splendid stock Of silver spoons, forks and cups
6ne English speetacles Of gold silver and steel,
with the best Of Scotch pebble glass to suit oil
ages. Watches and Jswelry repaired BY the
best Of workmsn. An work waFrantsd. VIM.
Glaze, Fad door North Court Houss, Main st,
Columbis, g. q. - -
Hov. s, 1859, 23--As
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Valuable Lands for sale In Alb.
bevilie. Important to Land

DCsAsACs A"PVASahS - Lulu
buyers.
An ACRE lot in Greenwood with fine
HV improvements; 80 acres in original
forest-Iarge young orchard. This place cun
be bought low, as the owner has no use for it.
Two lG acre lots on main street, in sans vii.
laee. we'll improved.
Three vacant lots near depot. desirably loca-
ted, greater portion Of each in forest. contain.
ing from 80 to 900 acres. One tract of 800
acres. known as White Hall; 800 acres in for
est, 60 acres prime bottoms; we'll improved,
and contains an excellent store house, and is a
good mercantile stand.
One farm on Saluda river, of $50 acres, l2O
in forest. 20 acres in new bottoms, 100 acres
Of uplaEds 6ne for cotton. all under good fence
comfortably improved for tenants. Excellent
falls on the river and we'll adapted to machine
ry.
One farm adjoining the above on Turkey
creek. OF $50 acres, 100 acres upland cleared,
GO acres good bottoms, balance in original for
est aud pines. fencing good, and good tenant
houses.
One farm of 90 acres, in Edpefeld, FIVE
miles from Ninety Six depot, 65 acres iu culti-
walton. orchard from 3 to 4 acres, trees in good
condition. This place is well improved.
One farm of 500 acres, in Edgefeld-exce-
lent timber.
One farm of 900 acress, in Abb.ville. on
C,omers creek. 100 acres in bottoms, we'll i'm
proved for tenants.
Ono farm Of 300 acres, on same creek, sl.-
perior cotton land I26 acres of superior bot
toms-in fine condition.
One farm Of 900 acres, on same creek, supe-
rior improvements for family residence; land
Of tho frst quality.
The above lands con be bought low.
For terms apply to the Land Company, at
Greenwood. J. T. PARKS,
". X. BLAKE, President.
Secretary. 25 tf
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TERMS

These tracts will be sold on credit Of
one and two years, With interest from date.
and to be paid annually, the purchase
money to be secured by bond, and ap-
proved security, and mortgage of the
premises. The purchaser to pay in cash,
for costs of sale, for stamps and papers.
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ABBEVnLE, c., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1869
Clerks Sales.

J. /. Liddle vs. Samuel Hunter,
Executor, ct. al.
Bill to marshall assets,
sell land, &c.
PURSUANT to order, I will sell on
sale day in DECEMBER next, at public
outcry, at ABBEVILLE G. H., the traot of
laud, of the Real Estate of A. Hunter,
deo'd, now in the possession of
SAMUEL HUNTER.
containing FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands of A. J.
Clinkscales and others.
TERMS-ONE HALF CASH, as to
balance, credit Of twelve months, interest
from day Of sale, purchaser to give Bond
With good security and mortgage, 10 Sc
cure the purchase money, and pay for pa
pers and stamps.
NJ. MCDONALD,
C. O. p.
Abbeville G. IL. !
November 10, 1869. : 2o-3t
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ALSO.

PURSUANT to order of Court in case
OF J. I. BARNES, ct. al. Executor, VS.
l.. }. JOHNSON, will sell at Able
WILLIE G. H.. at public out-cry on sale
day in DECEMBER next, the Real Estate,
described in the Bill, situated and being on
C1LHOUN'S CREEK, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND -FOUR
ACRES, more or Lss, and bounded by
lands of said L. J. Johnson, II. NJ. Palmer,
d. E. Purscly, and others.
IERMS CASH. Purchaser to paw
for papers and stamps.
NJ. MCDONALD,
C. C. +.
November 10, 1860. T2o-3t
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FOR ABBEV1LLE COUNTY.

CVN ADDCFILIE CUUNTY,
I WILL sell, on Sale Day in DECEM-
L Der next. the real estate of ARCHI-
BALD B. BOYD, decd, containing
NlNETY-SIX acres, more or less, situated
in AbbeviIe County, on Simmons branch,
waters of Hardlabor creek, adjoining lands
of Mrs. Traylor, William Bracknell and
others.
Terms, credit of one and two years, in
terest from date, purchaser to give bond
and approved security, and mortgage to
secure the purchase money. The costs to
be paid in cash.
Fl. S. CASON,
S. A. G..
Nov. 10, 1860, 2o-st.
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- ----- - -T----;-i--
AssIGEEE's SALE.
In the matter Of y N''' 4. -
THOS.J. MoCRACKEN, e; EIn, Bsukruptev:
BankrnPut.r 9r--,!!,,,,,,
PY virtue of an order, isssing out Of the
- District Court of Che United StateS for
the District of South Carolina ! piN srt, at
public auction, at Abbeyille Court House. on
the flrst Monday teth) Of DacenSer nsx,' iha
Resl Est ate Of said BaaEruptf Sppistinu Of.
or Gss iss ass sd d'n ISssRg mere
Vienns Road, q rate& from tthes Court House.
fS"5G'ss d. assa! ssf' sss e fibs 3 Gilbert
Also. all The intersst Oft. j. J.!Mccraoksu: IN
s.s sS !sa .t.ss or
Road. 4ani1ss from the Court iH das& saGo'
p.rs nsSss IA s..@ss 9AsA R9FeA':'Fs ~ s pa
'InAnd on Medaesday Srs~ias, tsih0 sinthe
cash. one mare and colt, One Jack, one jippsy.
! b'acksntth BELOW q done ldomg asd hotbsiasr.
,ioles. AlsS spH9dsy Rs.sst sstpd taesouats he-
longing TO the estate OF. The said Bankript
: 80 ,ta'rb bli3 EE~ARDEXNpi.
November 10. 1868. aS-st
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HElNITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT

10 tnO "ouuOl VI u1UuClu OClCuCE.
No medicine has attained snch world
wide reputation as this justly celebrated
COMPOUND.
It's extraordinary healing powers are at
tested to ty thousands, and every mail il
freighted with letters bearing testimony to
its excellent character and worth as med
'c'ne Orders are coming 10 from all quar-.
ters, and all bear unmistakable evidence of
its great popularity. Be sure and ask for
HEIN1TsH's QuEES's DELIGHT" And
see that his name is on it.
Look out and avoid base limitations.
Wholesale Agents,
FISHER & HEINITSH,
Columbia, S. G..
For sale by all Druggists.
October 20. 1859. 27-ly.
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To those having Cotton to Gin.
Hush Wilson

Has at his Mill, one Of the finest Cot
ton Gins now in use, and is ginning and
packing Cotton for the one-twentieth
OF the cotton. A penny saved is a
penny made. The difference in a few
miles distance is trifie when tho
cotton is on the wagon. The lint
from this Gin is Of a superior quality
and commands the highest market
price. rNov: s, 1869, 2s, IF