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It is q more reliable and far. moro effsetual
remedy than any other. Those who have
have not, know that IL cares their neiehboru
and friends. and all know that Nhst It dveu
once it does always-that it mover, feiis
through sny fault or neglect Of ito eemposi-
ton: We have thousands upon thousands ct
certi6cstes Of their remarkable cures OF tho
following complaints, but such carea nrs
known in every>neighborhool, and NO need
not publish them; Adapted to all ages and
oalomel or any deIeterious drug, they may bo
taken with safetyl by, anybody .Thhir suKar
coating preserves them ever, fgesh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being. purely
any quantity. 'i'"r
Thoy operate by their powerful influence Oh
the internal viscera TO pnrjfy the blood and
stimulate it into healthy action-renova the
other organs OF the body, restofine their arrc.
gular action to ,hsnltb, and BY eosreetlnR,
wherever they exist, such detan enaeut aa aTp
the first origin ofdiseaae. .,,oL. ,I,yp
on the boz, i,r the following ebmplsihaksSs, shkSt
which these PILLS rapidly cure: .Yt!hgo3
For DyspePsia Or. Ii.dfaesfion, .hisslsssiass,
LGangYSr and toSs q 4Rpsts tAsy should Y
and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liner Complaint and its various ssiAp.
toms. bilious Headaci.e, Sick Headdehs. jdn;a-
dee a, or Gsssn Siekasss, RiItoys kelie and ~
aobS reCcSs lucy pHouIu U9 DANGEROUSLY yAk0l
for each case, to correct the disehsef action
or remove the obstructions which .csuss ~.
For Dyssnferry,or DiarrhGa; but one. mild
dose il generally required. 1.3.,l - ,f,isG
For Rheumatiani, Gont. Grauel, Palpitaiion
Of the Heart, Pain b. The Side, Back and Loisss.
they should be continuously taken, 90 70.
quired, t. change the diseased actionioz the
system. With such change those qomplaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropsical S,reaings, they
should be taken in large and Fredusnt doses
to- produce the effect Of y drastic purge. f,-,'
For Suppression large dose should be
sympathy. - H4it3lu
AS q Dinner Pill, take ono orjt1e PtHs 10
promote digestiop and relieve the stoanth.
An OCCASIONAL dose .stiinplates the etogaarh
ana bowels into healthy .sStiou.. restores, the
it ie often advantageous whGre' nd 6efidto de-
rsngepsnt sxists. Ono who Isnls to,srsbly
we'll. often hnds that dose Of these Plls
nlakes him feel decidedly better, from thsir
cleansing sndrsnovating g eject on the ali gshtivS
apparatus. 90 - cA.u'' ~
Dr. ). @. AVER q CO., GstAsssss.a chs ,,sas..
6opts DWELL. NA Sag u g. A. fAsno
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Sale Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

WTILL be sold At public auction. on the
wv FIRST MONDAY in December next. in
the town Of Manning. Clarendon County. 8. g.,
the following Lots Of Land, all situated in the
eatato:
TOWN PLACE"
This is the late residence Of DR.. Ingram,
and is located in the most desirable portion
OF the town OF Mapning. The Lot contains 2
acrea; the sppurtenances are. o we'll finished
dwelling. containing rooms; out-buildings
complete, consisting Of store:room, servants
houses, Kitchen. stable, &e. The place is or
about ten years ago. Altogether it 10 hand
some me, place, costing, ten years ago, about
"HoME TRACT"
600 acres Of land, situate about two miles
from Manning. The land produces wsll-cot-
ton, corn and peas. The sppurtensncCs con-
sist OF dwelling -house, with all necessary out
"CoNYERs' TRACT"
This 10 tract Of $40 acres of land; II 10 q well
settled and highly productive plantstion, sfta-
Manning.
''ROSE BAY PLACE"
This iy o tract Of GAO acres OF hne cotton
and corn land, situate within q mile Of the
Conyer and adjoining the "Conyery' Tract"
1t Ia without settlement.
'.MoLEOD TRACT"
This is o tract OF 800 acres. An improved
and valuable tract of land, situate in the
"fork OF Black River" produces corn, cotton
and rice we'll, and 10 convenient to Manning
and Sumter, the latter place afordinR one or
the best markets in the State.
-.i. 'sNcKNIGHT PROPERTY"
This copsists Of n store-houae, dwelling and
out-buildinga, and acres OF land, In the. vii
lage Of Summerton. near Wrights Bluff, on
8Antse River. t':a 'oS
80 LOTS IN MANNINa. = sac
House and q aero lot, ins tho town of Mas-
ming. Housc eontains4 rooms, lot Woll I'm.
proved. f-'h .I.iL H.'S
A small hoase aud kitchen, and q ncFos Of
land In tho village OF Manning. "7 to Sc
at.s-srs-.s.s. 49,,
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~ as A A. stormy aatumn. 'fhe oldest inhabi-
,tane says may be followed by com
.paFaTvelY mild winter. However this
may be, We have certainly since the mid
Gdlel:lof September had o remarkably
stormy autumn-the most destructive in
. it, foods and. winds throughout the
states, from Maine to Texas, md from
Connecticut to California, of any on
record. We think, too. that the ele-
naents having thus expended their wrath
IN September, October and November,
There is some reason for the theory that
fhe winter months will be comparatively
mild At all events, we hope so.
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On Sunday morning, q fire occurred in
Phoenix, N. Y, which destroyed $50. 900
worth of property, including three
story block of stores, the Phoenix Bank,
the post Office and telegraph Office.
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SheriTs",Saie.

Jaines r: PrinSle ss Thomas b. Clsrhson. ct
GMi.--lsM to Jorectosa mo,fgags-I .Equify.
Il ouit Court. sitting iu Equity in. the above
Sletsd p Ssss, Iwil! seli. on tho hrst MogDAY
IA DScember mex, In front Of the Court House,
In Columbia, Within che legal hours. ~ -.
All that PLANTATION or TRACTOR LAND
known az Hickory Hill,," IN Richland County.
oontntning 7t2 sores. more or less, and bouni
cd 90 follows: On the North by landa of the
estate OF NJ: r. singleton lormefly Of Robeft
Weston and Rcha ard Singleton .EAst By lands
Of the estate c. 3. p. s;n5ssSos and Joan
Neal; South by, lands Sf Gilbert Garner aud
tho estate Of Lewellen Woodward formerly Of
George Rawiihssn, and Wsst by land OF Abas-
iom Joyner,, formerly Of John Williams, and
also Gy Griffin Creek, separating it from AbsA-
ION ,nm J9yners, formerly estate OF Jacob XII.
TnHMs OF sAhn-ohs-third OF the D ptiechaso
money to DO paid in cash, and the balance
thereof Oh a credit, OF one year. /, Purchaser
to give bond and mortgage OF the ,pFemises,
and to pay for stamps and pspers.
Nov IA NTH r. F.9FRAZEE 8. n. C.
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YEiTfTs 0alG ! Az. rs. D
RYSthths df sAiS ds Reri faci,a 10 ma i,

ID fsst,d. vii ssi 81 shs firss aoSpHYin q s
december next, in frpat Of tho Court House,
SithRs TsSi1 iaSh sns hIegai hoSrs'
thkhd6 ID tA9 scity q Eai3sSaa, oodtsiniss
ohehsre.R R& bAundsa .eH tha NORTH VI -
isnii9. 4 II RhrAsll anaS4s Taylor;s "a tho
street; and On the Wes. by Gsdsdan street.
Levied on 40 the pf6fefty UfAlbert r. Coltou.
q tho euitof Horace l.. Emery s. Sonps. Albert
r. Cotton. Terms cash.
Nov ID NTH NJ 'FR FRAZEE a. R.O
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Just Arrived.

A lot of extra fine Saddle.
%'ls1NV> and Harness HORSES. They ~
(Xecan be seen at Chas. Lngan's W
SO3stables, where we expect toGkk3o
keep constantly OH hand fine assortment of
HORSES and MULES during the winter.
Oct "a Ii3 fm w. h. u J. kI. TALBOT,
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:ks |. 81. 81 G.
~ 49, = : l. it-G5-rl
saAA 4 y stesatng, November 70. 1859.

4 IaR RApIoAn MEETING M NAspKy11nR-
DmaHAoEFUn PRooEEDIEes.- The Able
bile ,ess and Bdansr, commenting on
! the dissfaceInI proceedings In the Court
dSass os chat County, on the goth. says:
With Haunting banners waving before
.!..airseyes, an exeitebls crowd OF blacks
Spass into tho Court House, filling every
book and corner, 40 that further ingress
/, ,aIa s9fesss were equally impossible.
!, ,dEhsrs wefe scarcely more than dozen
esl Ilsess present, ihcluding our worthy
y hefi& Clerk and County Clerk Mr..
Hogs ,is5 the orator nofs the, day, and
shArAn nGles zapen. the eIabosquestioas He
tella ,tha lsberefs that ,cpe. third of the
crop is not kenop pgh Tor him, Captain J.
M Gocbgaps who is ,yntandipg, near the
rApar., addressesj.a civil question to- the
iisnaalsefs fssttTAn these eolored people wha.
30 tHigger' "a worth in moncy-money
wagsa being paid in my section" Hoge
eyadesthe question, and appeals to the
passions OF his audience by denouncina
tAe, ,Sord 'snigger,' =, as d term OF oppro-
brium. Captain Cochran disavows the
ssuBe of the term in an Offensive sense, but
sH0gs rsfhses 10 hold any further COLO
.Ugys Major Johnson, near by, says in
an nnder-tone, "why surely nigger means
black man." Their 'soffence hath this
extent no more" Sullivan, (the late
E member elect, } the chairman OF, the meet
ing, orders their arrest and Immediately
Followed SCENE OF the widest confusion.
PahdemTntnhlf ID let looea-crics Of 'kill
him, XIII, kill him." from an excited
= crowd convuIsed with all the agonies of
Z eqlIseless panic. All made for the door,
sofno over the heads Of their less fortu.
fiate comrades, all except o very fow.
(inSlading the orator OF the day, whom q
rehex current landed safely behind the
door of one Of the jury rooms.)
Z, .Messrs. Cochran, johnson, GRAY and
Carter were Immediately arrested, and
,lthe tzp last, thongh present in the meet
.ings had not opened their mor,ths) were
arrested without t.warrant-were arrested
!; IT upou any pretended charge at all, for
sdping what every citizen has right to
Z dn-aAt tending q popular meeting, and
observing the rules of legitimate discus
e2qn.. Their parsons were.violated. and
their Lives inipefflled without the shadow
of justification or excuse.
r.-< sass this /. O. 1reer country, or arc the
'boasted rights of American citizenship a
nayth9 Have We rights of persons and
prQpeety protected by law-and if so,
shell these men go free2 Shall law
makers become law-breakers with impu-
sis,ls a Hoas, yeaponsible for the ar
2festsT Eheysvare made in his behalf and
with his implied sanction, if not by his
e1preas authority. He assumed control
oyer the prisoners. They were dis
charged by his authority. Upon what
meat dpth this Cesar feed, that he hath
grown go great?"--or who hath vouch-
safed this. Immunity to him. that he
,ahopld break through "the cobwebs of
che lawT' ~ 49, ..
/ t.t-rl 81 ......
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New and Beaufifni tlbafia.: :.

A ND USEFUL too: A largo stook now on
"A hand OF beautiful F6iiot krticlys. Of hewest
E6MERY, HAIR BRUaHEs. ,Rnelish ossa
FRENCH. hard snd soft; elegant Epghsh BSgd
Tooth Brushes, Infants Tooth and Heir
Brushes, Turkish Bathing Towels and Gi5V2S
Toilet Soaps In great variety aad Of tho AhSsi
: Lubins nexost HxTk6Ac CTS for hsnaksar,ohhi..s
R0be and Violet Toilet Powder. .7.
Fine poma ds for tie Hair. Hair iHsstofSta
rs oseRy Mad. g 37Ed o; bstCcqus y!laf5I
nybsaing Conabs. Of Ereneh Dafislp Horn. e
ssS,Isl Ggss 90 S1dSSs; ~ MStsi9 Mass eeshs
eetmsp CoIosns, ssehstsiip vsriesy. nsa"'
Fun hha Powder Boxe3 epf 1Ela ,honar6
Glove end HandkeEehiss Boxes 4, For us.s a
>oais lraIsAERse HEINITS5A Drug ueteEe.l
- ,.lSsEYsaas aadiSyTtaajp;d.14 a. aSS1taj;.44t--a- aa-
RIENs sRpQ lgAr gLopRs iS'lt nnr,',
AS1s A& aRsain D pslR sKkeR. rFsfssiSS Xovk
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Assigne6'SSaie.

In the matter OF Robert 6. Miles, Bankrupt.
BY D. q. fEIxorfo aoN, ArcrioHKkis.
ETY virtuefof IN oraer 60 mo directed by the
~ Hon. George s. Bryan. Judge, OF, the
United States District Court, for, the DistIiet
OF South Carolina, I will sen, before the Ccurt
honse in Columbia, at IL O'Clock, on MON.
DAY, tho eth day Of Decsmber next. the foi.
lowing property, bslongins 10 the said bank
ruPt estate, to wit: .., .,,,I.
All that tract or parcel OF LAND, aitusto Ia
Riohland County, ON the waters OF TeribI.
and Spear'e Creeks, near Wateres River, con-
tanning ], ,855 acres, more or lsaa; boundotl By
lands Ia Of Odom, Manning. Reg John Roa:,
Il McDanniels, Freeman, Martin, Dent. Eter.
ling, Gauxh's, and others. Thetraet 10 nearly
all in original wood, with much excallunt creek
bottom and flpe mill site, With Mill and Dam
already constructed, and sn abundant Water
power.
ALSO.
A tract Of Land, oontaining DC acres. srtbrs
or loss, near the 60uth-westarn boundary Of
tho city Of Columbia; bounded bS lands OF
John Green. estate Of G r Startling, Fosters
mill tract. and Logan's farm. On the place
III q valuable quarry Of granite, which has been
proftably worked. +. :, .s1g ne.tt e"','
"a AIGO, . e,rr t7,v
so ncreu Of Land, more or leee, lying beth
in Richiand and Keruhaw Counties, known nn
the "Cook tract" and bounded by l6ntiG OF
Dolby. Wages. Richardson. and others.
Terms made known in future advertisement.
NOV Il ms p: J. LAMQrTE. AaeiKnen-
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RHa0adxpxsaaa arAarR7 7soxIEeaE- "A.

IHa 0NdspAsaaG GIAnra 2SoWIReaK-
MAN ONE HUNDHED AND Sixty YEARS
tOlH Iheyesis O sitan 3liyingih stltat town
Of Ossipee, in New Hampshire. named
EJosfiuai iKanno6k, i who iS NaccofdiBg TO
the best Information, 160 years Of age.
He is extremely imbecile, aud takes the
simplest kind Of food. He, mpyed to
Ossipee from the State OF Maine some
thirty years ago.. He is native OF Scot
land, where he lived until he was about
forty years Of age. He married nnd lost
his wife in his native country. He had
one daughter, who came to this country.
and with whom and her descendants he
has resided ever since. Tho family who
have the care of him now are. middle
aged people, and are his descendants in
the ffth generation. He served in the
old French war; was with Rogers in his
campaign mp about Lakes George and
Champlain, and. on his return. recollects
seeing Governor Shirley and his secre-
tary, William Alexander, near Albany.
He was also ont in the Revolutionary
war, aud his reco!lec!ions are quite dis
tinct ns far back as that. He speaks Of
Col. Aaron Burr as being young, smart
Washington aud Lafayette, md espe-
as one of Wnshington's aids, and that he
used occasionally to bring orders to the
officer in command. He has used to-
bacco from his youth, and has probably
chewed and smoked more than n ton in
his lifetime.-Franklin (N. H. Union.
a Havana journal gravely asserts that
the existence Of an anti-Spanish element
in Cnba is abnormal and trausitory, and
that the enemies of Spain cannot remain
there. A great many of them have mo-
naged to maintain themselves there,
nevertheless, and given the Spanish au-
thorities great deal of trouble, too, for
now more than twelvemonth past. The
Havana journalist evidently had in his
mind that Spanish Prime Minister who
on his death-bed was exhorted 10 forgive
his enemies. II have none," said the
moribund grandce. "All men have"
was the rejoinder. II am an exception"
persisted the Minister, II have had all
of my enemies shot" In the same way
it is fair to suppose the Cuban Spanish
organ proposes to remove the enemies Of
Spain from Cuba.
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Neat Family Residence on Arsenal iTM-for-
'ne''iy occupied by Jimmy Dick Hill
BY JACOB LEVIN.

ON MONDAY, 9th December, at 10 O'Clock, ]
will sell, before the Court House in Columbia,
Tho above named PROPERTY. The lot
consists OF one-half acre, on the North west
corner Lumber and Gadsden streets, and in
rear Of residence Of G. II. Baldwin, ESQ. Tho
House 10 well adapted for family; two stories,
containing eight rooms and all necessary out
buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance in
ono and two years, for bond and mortgage.
with seven per cent. interest: buildings to be
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. Nov Il INV
Executors Sale of Real Estate and Personal
Property belonging to the Estate Of Henry
DQris decsused
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y. rTERAfa OR, RAIR.A

q sIFERNH c0Fl BALE:1
e-thiId csph Inc fer6aigdst 6p credit
ofShs P48 E4d khe oredlt Sprtibnttp b
rSS5 at2hSSssslos seveA feS IA. BIZ Sc Ia.
hnd' nsoftgasts ef tha BsemiGsa anDlasTADI.i
y ,FEosT DSasR; iof IsSis M sh$ = d
6epszt GzaoNie i63129Dk ChArlest6aI 81 "A
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OXFORD, Ga. November 4, 1869.
/ DO certify that sold to Messrs. Richard
ONeale & Son. OF Columbia, y. G., some of nv
choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting
purposes. They proposed to sell portion OF
what they raised. Planters purchasing the
Secd they raise, may roly upon getting the
We are MIR. Dickson's agents here, and will
order Seed diroct from Mr.. Dickson, if desired
Price So 90 from one to five bushels, or 81. 90
for five and upwards.
Nov0 RICHARD O,NEAIE SON.
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BY JACOB LEVIN

ON HONDAY, the 9th December next, will
sell. without reserve, the following PROPER
TY, belonging to the above named estate, at
10 O'Clock, in front Of the Court House.
TERMS OF SALE.-For Real Estate, one third
cash; tho balance on o CT edit OF ono and two
years, occurred by bond and mortgage, with in
tcrest from day OF sale, payable semi-annual-
lv, the buildings to be insured and policy as
signed.
All tsxes called for by the State and city
have beeh paid up to'thIs time. The returns
nosR calldd for. must he IN ade md taxes paid
by the purchaser.
bounded by Senato, sumter, Pendleton and
Marion streets, near and on the North side of
South Carolina University, measuring 145 feet
front by 1922. more or less. Y,......
LOT NO. 2-On West side. of Main street,
between Lady and Gervais. and nearly oppo-
site the old cite or Nickerson's Hotel, measur-
ing 26 feet front by 208 deep, moro or less, ad-
joining Greenfeld's bui dings on tho South.
LOTNo. 9-Adjoining the abovo No. 9, &c
foet front by 2Q8, more or lcss.
NO, 4-The Lot and two story Brick Build.
ing on Main street, bounded by tho alley on
tho North known as Davis, alley, % feet front
by 200 deep. more or less, at present occupied
By Aessrs. KInsrds; the lease to this property
10. S-Being tho Southern half Of Lot and
Buildings at present occupied by Messrs, Hop
son d Sutphen; tbs. lease to this portion ,expir-
Ing or ,s1a 1ss OCTOBER 1870 and in
Tho aggregate rent OF these buildin 20 being
81, $50. payable quastHrly. ..1.ioIa
aThesebpildinga are re-seld dinconsequenceyo OF
forthef purchaser being 'tinabie TO Eet fnmb-
diate pQssession. This property wiif be posi-
lively soldi ssithout reserve. purchassrsto pay
7ssssas Rnasah1ii- fnrnitars. 1zata psezssEzfssf-
SGsspA 1sS1s ia, os sssdsnfs Seraa 1n
cashy31 Islhy3S s'ia q a"IeHEiaBAN,i. :. .sftp{ekStSS.
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Pure Dickson Cotton Seed.

WEoiter for sale 800 bushels pure "Dickson
w COTTON SEED" grown from seed OBJ
taincd from Mr.. David Dickson, Oxford, Ga u,
last spring, and which were selected for his
own use.
Notwithstanding the unprecedented dry sea-
son-which has continuedf for cveral nonths-
We have gathered, up to the present time,
from $500 to z, 450 pounds to the acre.
Prico So so for ono to five bushels; So 90 for
Ave bushels or Inore
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Estate Sale OF laluadle Building Lots.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

On MONDAY, the 9th OF December, 1 will sell,
before tho Court House, at 10 o'clock,
Two valuable building LOTS. OH Main street,
immediately opposite the Columbia Hotel.
Lot No. I, Containing 26 feet front by 2eO,
moro or less, bounded OH tho South BY lot
formerly owned by G. V. Antwerp on the
North by estate OF S. j. Cohen. East by ]. Dial
and West by Main strcet.
Lot No. 2. containing 20 fcot front by 200,
moro or less, bounded ON the South b; Lot
No. l. on the North by lot formerly q. Beck's,
on the East by J. Dial and West by Main street.
TERMS OF sALE.-One- half cash, the balance
in one and two years; for bond and mortgage;
interest per cent. pay able semi annually
stamps. Nov 81 nth
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SheriF's Sale

pY virtue of writ Of .fsri .Cacins, to me d-
ID rected, I will sell, Oh the fret MONDAY
in December next, in front of the Court House,
in Columbia, within the legal hours,
All that Tract OF LAND, In Richland County,
containing GAO acres. moro or less, and bound
cd on the North by ]. j. Howell; East by J. J..
Lucius; South by David Jones; and West by
Agnes Futrell. Levied on as the property Of
John BliszsTd, tathe suit OF z. d. Gilmore rs.
John Blizzard. Terms cash.
Nov IA NTH p F. FRAZEE 6. r. G..
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Estate SWe OF Valuable Lands, belonging IL
Es'ate cf Paul Spigme,.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON the frst MONDAY in December next.
" will SELL ut the Court House. in Columbia
the following Tracts Of LAND:
250 acres Ill Richland County, on tho Copca-
REQ River. twenty-five miles from Columbia
and near Gadsden, about sixty acres cleared
and the balance well timb cred.
ALSO,
95 acres in Orangeburg County. opposite the
above tract, near the mouth of high Hill
Crock. Terms at eale. Nov fun
-Four and a haB Acre Lot IN Wa0ery, just Js:
yond The City limit.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON MONDAY. the 9th December, will sell
at 10 O'clock, the above named property,
situated just beyond tie Tin Bridge, oven
the Charlotte Railroad.
This place. formerly laid out for village OF
Summer residence, is finely situated fronting
Gervais street, continued, and Hardin street
hard and dry, and fine lovel ground. Might
be made advantageous to a purchaser to di.
vide in half or whole acres. On this lot there
ID q good size Dwelling, of two stories.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash; the bal.
ance i'll one, two and three years. for bond
and mortgage, with interest from date, pay a
ble semi-annually; house to DO insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps Nov 81 NTH
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Ayers 0athartic Pills, for oil the PuY.
poses OF q Laxative Nedioin0. ~,

PERHAPS no "uns
medicine is,so 1niyer-
aal!y requirsd by ovsry
body ns . cnthartic,
nor was ovot any be-
fore 20 universally
adopted ihtv eusd; in
every c2Entrsr AID
among all classes, ~
this mild but efficient
'purEutivo PAIL. Thu
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SheriF's Sale.

Sheriff 8 Bale.
pY virtue Of . writ Of Jieri Eacias. to me d-
ID rected, viii sell, on the first MONDAY
in December next, within thelegal hours,
One large TURPENTINESTILL and WORM,
levied on as the property OF Daniel D. Hocott,
akthe spit.of William Bhannop, ]. Nj DeSeue-
sure, O: Matheson, James Dunlap. et al, ~.
Daniel ID. Hocott. ieH ,' .. ~
The above will be sold at P. =. FraZee's lot,
on Washington etreet.. Terms cash.
:. Nov IA NTH p. +. FRAZEE. B. II. 9.
~ sheriff 3 Bab.D VdV
PY virtue Of euulry ..rtits Of t'syt yaetas to
N IIo airsOSed, Euaill sell, on the FIRST
EN0GDAEip Decenber nextC tn fepqt ef 'tho
Court Houeo in Columbia. wthiu the lsga
'05s oNE BALE 81 ic corToN isvioa on az the
pyepsrtEyof Haston T. BROWN Cd Ntlsgl Hrtt pf
Terms cGBh. Wv r. FFAkzRe,,s'
Nov 20 ain H!RSO.
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fects will bo sold AZ The; family residence, on
sasS SfssS9st &sfaSa y o,ei02SI 9r@@' 9r@'
No4f7 via ,. B: :ECALDWEEE. y e<eeatossI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-08
ELIXIR VELPEAU.


To THOSE WHO FROM DELIcAcY OR
want Of means arc dcbarrcd from consulting a
physician this valuable remedy is cordially rec
commended Although introduced 10 the people
OF this coast for the first time, VELpEAU's
ELIXIR has long been known in Europe AZ in
faiblc for the cure Of spcrmatorrhca or Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Involuntary Discharges,
yoluptuous Dreams, Ringing in the Ears, Palpi.
tation of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect
i've Memory, Nervou, Debility. and that general
and indehnablc Lassitudc and Lack of Tone TO
the System resulting from extreme susceptibility
OF temperament or cxccsscs.
A circular accompanies each bottle, with full
instructions. Price, s. 80. For salc by all re-
spectacle druggists.
HosTETTER, SMITH & co.
San Francisco, Wholesale Druggists.
noso.1y4p md Agents for the Pacific Coast.