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GREAT reduction in Linen Towels and
E~mbroideries at Rice s. E3geps.
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DIARIES FOR the New Year at Geo,
Pattison g. Co, 3I7l Main street. II
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GREAT REDUCTION A! Great Reduction!
Clothing at cost! Winter clothing ct
cost at Walker Bros. & Co.'s.
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CITY COUNCm.

Regular Monthly Meeting OF sAe
Beard.
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GREAT reduction in gents furnishing
goods al Rice q Engel's, 23S Main At. I
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MARKED Down MARKED Down
Our entire stock OF winter cress goods at
actual cost. Call and examine.
WALTER mos l. no
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The WEATHER is again clear and
oeautiful-Dot too warm, and yet not
even cool.
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IRISH Poplins lower than ever, at
Rice & Eogel's, %. Main street.
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EOE EEET.

E0R TENT OSE-SIORY COTTAGE six
rtoug.. stable on the premises and q gar
den OF three acres attached 11tnLa Lt'SSn
vcar. apply To IT. 81 south tolTl
Street. jas
gNUG Rent am GnxiOus 70 rent my entire
X Farm. lOu- less0uthWes q 60 I~IerFllie,
Tenn, aud near the MenplIs ana 1hafIsston
Ts1Ur5s5 c0utsiuiDE Two hundred and Forty
Acre OF 90 "a isnd, mcsJ OF which Is III = blsL
state or cultivation. A goo1 dwelling mouse
aut-hogsus. a gin. q well CT good water or
Guard in lact, every thing that pertains 10 a
well arrRnecd far~m-SOnTeuien 10 churches
aud schools. & nan with the money can Est d
bargain Ua5l n M1LSoN.
g,oP mes, desirable Two-siory
4 BRICK HOUSs, IN perfect repair, Win Is
rooms. good citeru, elEnborhocd eAceilenI
Si1uatz0 on Auction street chelsea be.tutE
occupied by Rev. Ar. A.C. Ca1 eLton. Apply
10 1HUS. A FOh
Jas g s.n street;
THOR ErNT-TaE ARMSTRONG PLACE.
on Central Avenue. three miles from
C1urt S9usrc. comprising twenty seven acfes
OF ground, vita a nns lava hultae-S ic'
a pasture, good House WITH four rooms large
oil re ia ya.a also. kitchen anG ne easiI9 tut
buildings. The pace mas TIRES G sleros' Eoou
orchard. large bOlb-d vita necessary ea-
aeu4rggu, he'd, hae stables and earring house
Win enclosed sheds Tor forty head OF cattle.
Yaa gardener or dairy man, mis- is one OF the
most desirable places gear Mempals Apply
dssiw si2 Front street..
nqoNs FOR RENT.-ohces ana Rooms in
Ii. tha Fosfoagca and Library Buildings, y. +
conner T~-Hr-fSou sid Third streets. lIQulre o.
THUS. WICKERSHAM, second door POST
office Building. deZ ih
E0R RENT.-A neat une-story COTTAGE
with gesen ROOMS and kitchen, large shady
yarJ. gsr5Cn auu stable, situated IN 3 seleet
ue5zubOrhOOd, on EGybUrn avenue, near JACK
son street. Possession from Is JanuaIA
Terms, SO month. Apply TO Dr..
- south side Court Square. oeLSH |
4
EMtR RENT.-A Residences on Vance s:rcel,
-, 4s6. opposite the -. Agnes Academy
and res Ferminus Of the street CaTs. Contains
.cight rc-5lls besides kitchen and ssrTaHls
room tWug coed clsterus, stable, tEuli trees &c
For terms apply 70 bo1D, |
deZE - AtIL sLSeG
HOB RFST-A Front Room IN tbs house
~ II Jefferson street. suitable Ter COTTON
broker, lawyer or doctor. IL ccjoins the edis9-
nal rosul Of tue Appeal Inquire OF JyaN
ALSSLIB, 81 the hppoa- once o.
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SILK Warp Alpscss at great reduc-
ton, st Rice 9 Eogel's, 23S Main st. !
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EVERYBODY should have one-a Diary
for 1869, to be had at Geo. Pattison & Co,
BIT! Main street. If
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CORRECTION.-In Sundays report Of
the dOings Of the Clayton militia at his
PioD, Ark, We published that DR.. Whit
slit. who was wounded by the militia
ruftiGus while on his way 70 attend some
sick negroes, wssseid 20 be a Radical. On
the representation, and at the request of
Msj. Earle, OF Marion, we correct this
report, and are happy to number the I'm.
fortunate Doctor among the true Ceuser-
valve Democrats OF Arkansas. We re-
greet that the Doctor has been compelled
to subject himself to the painful opera.
ton Of amputation Of his left agn, rem.
dered necessary EoTn the wounds frfc-
ted by the a=gTo scoundreIs,
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REsoLgTIoEs.

Somebody wanted tax of fifteen per
cent, to be levied on ali taxable property,
to create a sinking fund for some pur-
pose. The resolution was laid on the
liable, unanimously, 30 quickly that the
" resolver = did not have time TO reclaim
ii.
Alderman PsssmOre then called up and
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LEDGERs, Journals and Cash Books.
Look at them. Geo, PattisOn q Co,
5l7z Main street, II
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GREAT reduction in Ladies' Cloaks at
Rice & EDgel's.
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joe. LOCKE, 1864 Main st., has Scraps
from Prison Table by Col. Joe. Barbiere.
Also, LESLIE, Harper, GodeJ's, Demorest,
~LipHincott, Eclectic, and hosts Of other
publications for January. Lsslie's Week
y, Sith picture OF Grant ST capture of
City O: Mexico, Banner OF the 6outh,
Father 4. J. hyan's paper, HarpeFis Bl-
Ear, Waveriy, Sporting Times, DAYS
Doings, Western World, literary Album.
Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chi
cage, New Orleans, aud New York
dailiss received by every mail. Books
aud Stationery, Base Balls, etc. If
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GREAT TeductiOni in Ladies' Underwear
AZ Rice d EngePs. +
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E0R gFNT-A OSE-sIORY COTTAGE, six
rsoTys. stable on the premises and 3 gar
SsD al ybras acres attached. within Eitoen
minutes ride Of Court square. Rent 50 per
war. Apply To IT. GILBEaI, 81 south Court
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Seventeenth Quarterly Statement

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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ngDNS FOR RENT-Ofces ana Rooms IN
IL the Fo>t0tgcs and Library Buildings y. +.
c-l-rfr T-rf-fson SD Third streets. luQulre %
TH0S. NICKEKSHAM, second hoor POST
office Building. De- IA
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Election Returns.

PHILADELPHIA, October 14-Nooa.-
The Press table estimates Geary's majo-
rity at 1890; the Central Committees
table gives 1000; the Age says the CON
test is close, and a few hundred votes
may settle the matter.
COLUMBUS, Quo, October 14.--To
President Grant: Hayes has been elect.
ed by 10, 600 majority. The House has
three AND the Senate one Republican
majority.
(Signed) r. D. HARRISON,
Chairman Republican Committee.
I, Dispatches to the War Department
from Chicago announce Farraguts 8 situa-
ton as very precarious.
WASHINGTON, October 14-Noon. -
The result in Pennsylvania between
Packer and Geary is very doubtful
Williams election to the Supreme Court
is conceded.
Private dispatches make Packers cleo
ton tolerably certain.
An official count will be required to
decide the Ohio election.
Belknap accepts the Secretaryship of
War.
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$40. 900.
For Sale.

~ THAT splendid CORN AND COT
@a TON FARM, known as tho "sALU- SS
1lAD ADA FORK PLANTATION" )" situated -
nine miles South from Newberry Court House.
3: c., and forty miles from Columbia. The
place contains about eighteen hundred acres
OF choice lands; about twelve hundred OF
which arc open, and the balance woodland
bounded on two sides by 'Bush" and sBig''
Saluda Rivers, it affords large proportion Of
the most desirable bottom or swamp lands:
and on Big, Saluds River it has one of the
most valuable unimprovea water privileges in
the South. The improvements are an elegant
Two Story Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou-
BILE Framed Houses for laborers Quarters.
Stables, Barns, Blacksmith and Carpenter
Shops and other out-houses-all sound and in
good condition. Belonging to the place, and
propelled by an excellent water power fs one
ofthe best Merchant Mills in the State, having
two setts OF forty-eight inch French Burr
Wheat Stones, and one Of same size for Corn.
with machinery all complete. Also No. /
Circular Saw Mill; Gin House with p seventy
five Saw Gin; Threshing House, with an excel
lent Thresher and Grain Fan; also, o Cotton
Screw. Lands in this section will produce
rom nn one to two bales Of cotton per acre with
Terms cash or its equivalent. Parties wish.
ing 70 purchase, can see the plecs and obtain
farsher q t iniormstlon by application 70 Jordan
r. Pool, ESQ Newberry Corirt House, d. o.
or addsees ~ H. WARE & SON,
July 4moN New Orleans, La.
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p .A&INscsss svAa..
8 u6a55lshIAa aOSss5sff 4 GaTaaSsa Was
Sss ss tss Ne. s.ss; sssy ,.ssn ss 7;
tssSsassssa Rs e 43ss5ss1HF1 3sssH.iF1 HFfsg'nly
NEW YoRx, October 14-Noon. Stocks
ssa22diS a6Ssid dGl. hMoney 6C97. Sterling
lop0 2,lsb9Et t&a11Sea G9lai 80, ,62's 20k;
tTesnssssss, sx7ecnIpops r89,5 5 ;5n ReW 5SN;
IViFginisss q 81 x-o0uPoo2d 6o16sDusewof 81;
n; new 81 GSoln 4ss' SHADE besses e.
Posk quiet. at 30:12H- Cotton qniet. .Iat
7 p. M Cotton opened firm and
closed quiet and heavy-sales 8, 200 bales.
at 26T. F1our-Iow grades 5(a1Oo. bet
ter; super State 5.55C95 IS; common to
fair aextfs Sonthern 6. 6.O0@10.5O. Wheat
10. better. Corn scaroe-mixed Western
]. IA. Pork CLOSED at 3O.76l Lard quiet
Whiskey f:21 @1:22. Groceries firm and
quiet. Freights lower. Money easy, at
soy Gold 301e.
BALT1MoRE, October I4.-Cotton no.
minal. at 26. Flour frm-Howard street
superfiue 5.s71., .Corn-white 1.12@
LII; yellow and Western LOS. Pork
quiet: Bacon firm. Lard 181S@I9.
Whiskey 1.20@1.21.
CINCINNATI, October 14--Whiskey
firm, at 1.15. Provisions little doing.
Pork 3l:90 Lard 171s. Shoulders IL;
Pork dafl. st 37,5o. Bacon fIa@sfonl. III.
dess II q; Glear 81 sides 2o,G. Lard -tieree
= fs1s Hsa. oaHstss. ss October 711l 711l-cotsoa
frms at 24A, sales $500 bales; receipts
9. 3.051. Corn 'ioWer-new 1.10p old i.iB,
Oats SO, Bacon held at. 1Sk@2114:
hams 25. Lard dnll-tierce l8(918s;
keg 2O1a. Sugar-common 11IGl2;
prime 1414. Whiskey 1.27.l III C6ffee-
fair 1314@l5; prime 161S@162. Others
unchanged. Gold 1857.
MOBILE, October 14.-Cotton in fair
demand and closed quiet with sales of
goo bales-middlings 2814@24; receipts
SAVANNAH, October 14.-Sales of cot
ton to-day, 300 bales and market active
-middlings 251.,
AUGUSTA. October 14.--Cotton market
less active but shade firmef, with sales
of BIG bales; receipts -middling 24t5
@2424.
CHARnEsroN, October 14.--Cotton
active and f1rmer, with sales of 1000
bales-middling 25(025L; receipts .453.
PARIS, October 14.-The bourse opens
quiet-rentes II and 81.
LONDON, October 4-Noon.-Consols
93as. Bonds 825s.
LIVERPOOL, October 14-Noon.
ton opens irregular-uplands 12k; Or
leans 1919.
LIVERPOOL, October 14--Evening.
Cotton tending down-uplands 1915; Or
leans 12@ sales 5000 bales.
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10 ..f.s t.lyI, ,slD 4 ,i..nI s.-t,,
w LII LIES Bs soid AZ Pablo STctiSn. On thd
the town ~ M.nn;na MvMDAf VI 4sqsHfe Sext, III
the Soliovir~ I'M " ,SlsrenaSn County, y. C.I
ssta tCcunty, being the property OF al assfgned
o''~'o ..r,own vu,.t, ~, :. x,n.nS -, sHii 'attT
TIT. :. ~. sV2wN E1ACE.r ~ tletiW
and I q sn..;.s q sS Ssesldsnce on Ga: anSreih
Of the town anin8 0ss TSs Saesiisnso ns poitio.|
aores; the appurtsnanSes ARE. n Heil.aniahed|
"o",niatsS, oonS1s.g o. Ieoms; bntldingd
houses, Kitchen stable. 30. TSe noa seryants| =
ns%entsa Dsnn. With bssu.itnl I'VE .osfa. set oa|
some % nlaSe oosssng As9se.neE, n @ Y g hand
ss, 900. ' s.' '''' 4si - ~ seAea ago. a0oul
This ia an e exeeiient. ii afeSHta ~ HsIIt n,Tss
COO acres Of sna situate sboas Sssiea tract s
from Manning. The Land produces ;WJ WsII4oos1 %oe1
sist Of dweiiinS ss ~ itf PW senances cont
buildipes. iab6rerss SH1"ss ~ & ISSSssAty 5ss optI
ry stables w 1tvHuise, grana|
This ia traotnyf CoNfaEs f1a IhAGT,
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Executive Department.

COLUMBIA, October IL, 1869.
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office
Il until SATURDAY, the 23d instant, for the
execution OF the necessary repairs to the Deaf
Dumb and Blind Asylum at Cedar Springs
Spartanburg County-the job to be completed
within sixty days after the signing Of the CON
tract. For an examination Of the plans and
SPECIFICATIONS, apply to W: r: Hoyt. at the New
State Capitol. ROBT. K. SCOTT
Oct 1871 Governor
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Chinese Social Life.

Ohlnese Social Life,
PY Justice Doolittle- illustrated -yitbsomo
~ account OF their Religious Education and
BUSINESS Customs and Opinions. vols. SIS.
stewart Mckenzie's Campaign in China
published in 1842. 80 cents
iMew!suppiy Yesterday, To- Day and Forever.
Sights and Sensations in France, Germany
and Switzerland. s1.50.
Bakers Rife and Hound in Ceylon> Iljns.
trated. $3.50. Aiu''
Popular Education and Public instruction.
me Wedding Day In all Ages and Countries.
BY Wood. $3.50 e'
MY Daughter Elnor. Novel. 1925
Ihackeray's Novels--at so and rs cents.
For sale at DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN'S
aug uet lO BOOKSTORE
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ForsiSns EsyyS: -,,,r. . /,
MApHID. Ocsobsf fx1Tfs faiif6ad

the session of the return Judges, o she
riffs officer attempted % serv6 II wfiE OF
Injunction th III tsys5ht sshS boHntfB fBg OF the
votes. j TIE ofdaGeF Was Iesisted, and Was
elected from the room, to which he had
obtained admittance under cpfetenee oI
being e return. Judge. He came back
wi$ha POSSE, fo}foVeaaby D. crowd, bfOAAs
open the doofs, and served the WIT. He
then ordered the arrest, of sundrY per-
sons in the room. whom he charged with
resisting him. The reporter of the Asso-
ciated Press was beaten in q shocking
manner by the police, aDd looked up.
The return judges are now in court, to
await it's ACTION! Great excitement in
Chestnut Court at this time.
FREDzRloK, MD. October 14-Grant,
Shenmans- Greswel. end Robson have
arrived 10 attend the Fair.
IN premiunas Wsre awarded to-day. Chas.
NJ, shaR of Baltimore, received the first
saWaEd for Pi9nos; A. P. Routh, ,of Vir-
.Ginia, for best usefnl invention, and Ben
;5anfn Sutjth c6lofed. for the best speci-
men OF barf5lsf oh - gL al H.
,IsIn: .TSa RasS thrown frera his horse
;aaat night, ,aaAd AiIleA. roi .d91l... " -
Iha Eair1as5 5clbsea.v n tournament
ana lMRsk lSEAfI ,lit~ ranfrD ~. n 4
.sii{G !ai GSesa.!9 Walker hads 3sn address to-day,
Yn The, Far Ggo1nds, nt DanYille. In
otfe lpohheab portion Of his address, he
said he.fe4t 16thfpg but pity for the op-
position srt III fhe' late canvass, who
were led Ibysa set,of reormorants and car
pet-baggers, who had nothing at stake
but their own selfish interests. He re-
joiced that ths election settled the fact
that Virginia was hereafter to be ruled
on pHneiples of right and justice and
civil and political equality. What she
now needs is plenty of honest, industri-
ous and intelligent laborers, no matter
from. what source they come. He ap-
pealed to the young men of Virginia not
to forsake the State. and not to forsake
the plow and fly to the large cities of the
awaited them. Judge Rye, State Trea-
surer, followed in the same spirit as the
Governor.>o - llt|- 80,
OMcnsNATT, October IA. Bishop Pur-
cell has gone to Rome.
= A mass meeting in opposition to read-
ing the Bible in schools occurs on Satur-
day. Hon. Charles Remelin, Judge
Stollo and Rev. Thomas Vickers will
speak
LoUIsynLE, October 14.-In the Com
merciai Convention, committees of one
from each State have been appointed on
the following subjects: Southern Pacific
Railroad, railroads generally, direct Eu-
ropean trade, Immigration, Mississippi
and Teuneasee improvements, levees, di-
rect water communication with the At
lantic, Mississippi outlets, protection of
labor, reduction of taxation.
EVENING. has been suspend
ed for participation in the trade process
Eon, which is Eve miles long.
MOBILE, October 14.-Capt. Godfrey,
proprietor of the Battle House, died to-
day. at half-past IL.
4. CHARLESTON. October 14.-Arrived-
bark Frank Marion, Boston. Sailed
steamers Georgia, New York; Falcon,
Baltimore.
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To the Public

40 HAVING just returned from the North
III with a NEW sToCK OF ~ sUPERfof; Up MeTfI;
@GOODS, for the custom trade. I am nTe.
1-pared to fill orders at ehort notice and
in the very latest styles. A better stock. in
my hne. mas never been brought to this city,
guarantee satisfaction to all. Give me a cali
sept 10 @. u. EBERHARDT
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Eureka Champagna.

G0 CASES California CHAMPAGNE, ma
~ nytactured from the pure and unaduue-
rated juice of the Grape, and much superior in
flavor and quality to the many chemically pre-
pared and spurious limit atoms now offered to
the public. Price per case Of dozen Quarts,
$1,000; or, dozen Pints at $16. Terms cash.
aug II J. d r. r. AGNEW.
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The New Theory Of. Health
EsTABLIsHED BY 'ha. 1@n,
HEINITSn'S QB EEN'S DELIGHT

TVHHE Life OF all Flesh is Blood. The HeaIti
OF Blood. no Flesh can be free from diseass.
HEINITsH'S QUEENS DEIIGHiTI
Is now 2 recognized household Medicine d
remarkable remedial power5, invented AM
compounded by the Proprietor, which he haI
called by the euphonious sopbriquet
20 o E EMS d. e LI GHT.''
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To Rent.

1O h6uC.
f.H HAM HOUSE, located about two 3
milas from Columbia; land sufficient -
for planting ,purpeses attached. Possession
given Immediately. Large stable and all ne
cessary out-houses, Apply to Henry Beard, or
Got IA :. THOS J. IAMOTTE
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Sportsmen's Equipments,

L respectfully inform nv
TX friends and public in penersl
thaaattII. that have Just received a fine
tolls and sPORTsMEN'sE EQufPMENTS.
Repairlng done at short notice by superior
VIC, ll.1g hli1i1' p. w. KRAFT,
oopI - Main street
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IT'S CONSTITUENT PHoPEATIEs:
'uEKNs OELIaHT an, ap Alternative, produd
= ring Q, gradual change in th
vi patrit q healthy Action fl
- 'ItaAesthe place of fiisease,i s n
'uEES sSoELlaHf tH obstrueht by ita ii1ersi
u..ln, 1rEd Actipn;iremoy obatrud
nEINrTsHs Lions, reduces jpfiammatiol
and enlargement Of an
~ 20 Elhnds ana viscefs. laSr!l
'oEEN 8 DEbIaHT as On InTigorant and Tonid
sr8D IT produces o. gentle, -snl
.- l,-...,s.s permanent excitem ant ~ Il
the vital actions obsefvabi
IN thetfunotionsi OF orRei,il
HEINlTsHs life; and is, therefore. I'd
~ II og mt4eapler In diseases Of th|
H. .. 1edin a, q fdieessi,oant atyeff ana organ
'usEN's DELIGHT Is a stinpe lating, 'aiteratiyI
d1aphosefio, promoting pei|
a-J7 spiretion, removing hpmof|
HEa1rsnnf rsnnf Heaifbv R ptofGo aSf;oS pspfSsinE rs
removes Boils, Pimple9
-''t -" j. f' Biotehaai and nOutateouI
Lu.p eruptieps.. - S~'-
DELIGHT !s apeeriept, gently actin
removing etfete mater. prd
ducing o healthy feelinR q
nEISlfsHs the stomach s and head
Headache and nervous dis
orders are cured by it's usa
oEhNs DELIGHT is expectorant, increasin}
the secretion from thj
mucous membrane of th|
arg cells and passages d
NEINiTsHs the lungs, or assists ifs die
chafRe; is, therefore, o I'd
medy, combined with Co}
LyerOil, In all csses of Con
r ~, spmption, Colds, DO. ! Il
Inc high appreciation In which, it is held 81
ne profession and the golden oi,inions ~ thi
eople, and their many vii, N n
desirable medicine for Druggists to keal
The sick, feeble. and those in delicate health
!, nd all persons living In warm climates. anl
Il unacclimated, will find the = SN"'''rfD.
QU E E MS d ELIGHTia
,dse ssost s.sasss saSPs w.R projecting them from
on OF the blood and climatic Influences.
For sale by Druggists throughout the State!
FISHER F. {E s HEINTfsH, columbis, SC.
PLUMP b. 4 LI,EEITNER LIZ Augusta, Ga.
JOHN F. HENRY, New York.
MANSFlELD d HfGBEE, Memphis. Tenn.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & COWDEN.
aug . PHILADELPHIA.
New Articles for Present Use.
IONGRESS WATER.
j LEMONADE SALTS.
SiedItz Powders. ="
Soda Powders. .J7L sIj ..I.
Calf Feet Jelly. -.a
concentrated Extract of Beef.
Gelatines, Corn STIR III.
Arrow Root, Tapioca.
peari Barley. Pearl Sago.
Fiavoring Extracts, Yeast Powders.
Hops, Canary Seed. V,r IL.
Fresh Tamarinds.
Portable Lemonade, Nectar,
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH,
July I4 - Druggists.
Turnips !! Turnips!-- Varieties, |
, ED TOP, Seven Top.
u Winter Flat Dutch, 20
Purple Top Yellow Ruta Baga,
Yellow Aberdeen, Amber Globe,
Large Norfolk. Hanover, Pomeranean.
inst received at FISHER & HEiNITsHI'
July 20 Druggists.
Lemon Syrup.
NOR making cool, refreshing beyeraoL
!. during the warm days. A hsaithful drinit
tFPprying For 1nst enough @ acid to the stomach.
june Druggists.
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Scrip No. 6. Southern Mutual Insurance
Company, Athens, Georgia.
TNHE above mentioned SCRIP is now redeem
Il able in cash. Holders Of the same will
please call on H. E. NICHOLS & CO.,
Oct IO Agents.
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Sights and Sensations

FRANCE, GERMANY, .vc.. $50.
Il Hit to Hit, by Surry, of Eagle 8 Nest. 81 80.
FIVE Acres Too Much, by Rooseveldt, a very
pleasant and Instructive book, s1.5O.
now crops Grow, for all agrculturalists, by
Professor johnson, $3.50. ~
Oid Town Folks, novel, by Mrs Stowe. 50.
Ihe Wedding Day in all Ages and Countries.
Streta1n: She ton: novel, by Kingsley, 40 cents.
Inc villa on the Rhine, by Auerbach.
The Malay Archipelago, its Inhabitants and
ANIMALS, hnely illustrated, full of information.
European Vineyards. by Flagg, sl.5O.
mi Lioo0ns hampton Lectures, London.
tions Thackeray's works and other new books.
For sale at BRYAN Il McCARTER'S
June oo Bookstore.
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OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.

,, as- The Greenvile Enterprise, Abbeville
1ress, horkyillo Enquirer, Newberry Herald
Chests Chester Repo';er.. Keowee Courier, Spartan,
1urg Np"1!1n, Unlonvillo Times and Camden
oourhGl VIII copy to the extent OF one-fourth
OF column, change weekly, with the PHHS1x
FOR the quarter commencing October 1. 1860.
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Beer! Beer!!

Beer! Beer!!
GONE dealers in this city have been in doubt
A. Rosr tnat could hold out supplying them with
that have large supply Of old Lager I,eer
on hand, which put against any Beer brought
from the North, or even imported from Ger.
many: as TO purity and strength 1 am ready
to test it by the Beer scale.
Aug 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS.
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Scott, Williams & 60.

Scott, Williams e Co.
NFFER for sale:
", STOCK in Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company.
First Mortgage per cent. BONDS of do.
City Of Columbia BONDS.
CITY COUPONS, receivable for taxes.
They are buying SIGHT EXCHANGE on
New York at discount and selling at par.
Oct ~
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Ramie Agency.

Ramie Agency.
AVING been appointed Agent for the sale
dIso II OF the hAMIE 4. PLANT in this city, and
it's cultivation, am prepared to give informai a.
tlon as to its adaptability and receive orders
Tor Plante; also authorized to establish enb.
agencies for the sale Of the Plant that is at
present agltating our planting community.
Oct II. G.. SILVER