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|Dr. T. CHASE,

= THE CELEBRATED INDIANGpATHY,
|, Cancer; and -Hata,sOr Doctor,
Formerly at No1o Green st, has leased House No.
1S2 Congress Street, Portland, Me-,
Where he will be happy to be consulted by all who
! nAazeg =, are afflicted with 0mses
Cancer, Cancer Humors, Tumors Scrofula, Leprosy,
z Salt Rheum, Fits, Neuralgia. Bronchial Afec-
En tons, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Sick Headache,
esea Liver Diseases, Female Weakness, Pi es,
s5fts Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
sb Il Diseases Leases s Of the n KiSsnsys sti as
!. Dy-Dr. Chase has practiced in his profession for
twenty years, and in that time has spent two years
in Florida and Cube, for the purpose Of gazing cor
by the various tribes Of Iadans Of that country md
by great expense has gained many valuable secrets
which have hitherto been unknown to the world
These, added to his former knowledge and expert
ence, enable him to believe that he can accomplish
all in old and chronic dieases that be expected
from the limited agency Of man. .sssdaTFs4s
IN Cancer He Claims Superiority
Over an other Physicians ofths Age.is
His modus operandi is by plaster, destroying the
tumor or sore IN rom fifteen to thirty minutes with
Knowledge Of this application was procured at
He advantage OF his valuable remedy Most applica-
tons OF this kind are simply humbugs, consisting Of
causties which cauterze and burn the flesh, benefit
ting in but few cases, aggravatiDg the disease in
s It never tails to perform a cure when taken i'm
proper stage He also boldly asserts that be can tell
every in their disease, and location Of their
%inatsy than they can possiby t fSssdy
selves, without even asking one question Of the pa
DR.. Chase is not a Clairvoyant,
But conducts his examinations ON a strictly scien-
unc principle and win challenge any medium for /
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sTEAMERs.

These steamers sail from Liverpool every TUESDAY,
bringing freight and passengers ciIect to Boston.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Que enstown
S31 currency. r-e,s.s ~ - ~. =
For freight and cabin passage Apply to JAMES
ALEXANDER 103 State st,. and for Steerage
passage to LAWRENCE s. RYAN, 10 Broad st.
nO2OeOd " ...
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In CONSUMPTION,

many care worn sufferer has found relief and to day
rejoces that her life has been made easy and pro.
longed by the use Of Goes Cough Balsa1n 8
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DOdd's
lSsS 60tS ~ylgga1 .aG iGligE9
NerVlnG
y gRsg sat3ssEeE 49, -
saiaaog iautoqaD IBID IL

New London, Conn.,, April 26, 1869.
Remembered Friend-I thought it well to wait an
other week before writing, to see if Continued to
Improve, as have been doing for some time under
THE treatment OF the new medicine, and I am happy
Ito tell you that I am getting better-even faster
than when you were here. commenced the use OF
DoDD's NERvINE without any body advising me to
it, When began with it Icould only walk from
my bed to the chair. My trouble has been extreme
pain in the head and has lasted over three years.
All the medicine have heretofore taken has failed
to give me rehef. 4 am now able'to go up and down
stairs, and daily improving consider the NER-
continue its use, for confident of entire rec oy-
cry. have taken only three bottles and would mot
be without it on any account
ie14dSMt 80 Very truly. .l.I-. Mrs L s. MITE
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Soreness OF the Throat. Chest and
f9g. 6Ass Lasn0s s88 4

DO not delay procuring and Immediately taking
Goes Cough Balsam. when troubled with any OF the
above named difficulties. They are all prenlonitory
symptoms Of Consump tion, and if not arrested, will
sooner or Iafer sweep you away into the valley OF
shadows from which none can ever return.
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Ayers Cathartic ! Pills

For all the purposes Of Laxaf1e
Medicine. AZ W 49,
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1 For Group,
Whoopi,.a Coa.ah. /

The Balsam will be found invaluable, and may al
ways be relied upon in the most extreme cases.
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4 ri
Perhaps no one n,e(i-
cine is SO universally re-
CURED by everybodr as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO univcisal-
ly adopted into use in
every country and among
all classes, as this Mid
but efficient purgltive
Pun. The obviousrea-
SON is, that it is a moe re-
liable and far more fec
tual remedy than any
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GlOLUM BIZ l..is's:'-,..,,.,C.
Sunday lIornine. November 81, 1859;

ARREsT 6F HIGHLY HEsf,EorA BILE CfF1.
nENs. Some twelve or fifteen Of the m ost
honest, industrious,i Fpsaceablas and re-
spectacle of our citizens were brought to
Town, apdeS arrest, last week, by, Scott's
armed tso-caiiefD oonssables... Not tho
slightest atteHE EtcYas, made, tbyEany of
the parties Sither 20 sescabs or resist
their arrest. Notwithstanding this, the
houses OF some of our most venerable
citizenS-TgrRy-headed unoffending and
high Id the esteem ana confidence Of the
connmunity-were rudely, roughly and
violently entered, without cause, and
ransackeR afen Ahionghont the private
apartments, from top to bottom. In
this vile pHtfage, thenegro' constable &ho'
accompanied the party, was the only
member sof isIwho exhihited either de-
cency or respect. A detail of these
things. you'd stir the blood and quicken
sas pusss OF every respectable man in
the State; but we forbear.
When the arrested .;es were broupht
into town. the Sheriff of the County,
usnrping entirely the functions of tie
Magistrate, stood over the desk of that
officer. and in an insulting tone and man
ner, withont authority or warrant in law.
dictated as to every bondsman, rejecting
some OF our most respectable and re-
sponsible citizens, after having ordered
excessive bail" in the sum OF 81, 900,
and directing that each party should give
two distinct bonds for that amount And
this was done, when tho fact was notori-
ous that Offenders e.3his o party, time
and again. have been released on bonds
insignificant in amount, and which were
not worth the paper upon which they
were written; andin the face of the still
more glaring and outrageous fact, that
his official bond, as surety for the thou
sands Of the peoples money he handles,
was good for little or nothing. This
man-of whose outrage of our people.
columns could he, written-if we may
Judge Of his course. certainly realizes
the intense odium in which lie is irrcco-
verably held by the mass Of the respectn-
bility OF the County. ,T s.f,-
This indiscriminate arrest of our best
citizens, ppon the mereat suspicion. is a
terrible abuse Of power, and,yiolation of
the principles Of Liberty. even rs profess
ed by the party, and certainly will not
be sustained blythe better elass of Re.
publicans: We have Been pleased to
learn, and we take pleasure in making
known the fact, that IL large number of
the more Intelligent of the colored peo-
pie. do notsy tnliatnize with this action
of the State Government.
Sumte, Watchnaan.
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Miss r. 81. Henry, who, for two years,
has served as engrossing clerk. in the
Kansas Assembly. was recently married
at Topeka. BY this act, she will proba-
bly, lose her position in the House, for
last winter, when she was candidate,
her opponent was married lady, and
Miss Henry took good cure that it should
be known. She claimed that she was
entitled TO the place more than her op-
ponent, because she had no husband to
take care OF her. OF course, the married
lady was distanced in the race
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THE ~
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN ca
WINNERS OF THE
PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL, y.
VII" HAVE UNIFORMLY BEEN AWARDED
IT u HEST NON p g stti

PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL,
VII" HAVE UNIFORMLY BEEN AwAnDRp ..-
MI HEST HONORS
-1t industrial Exhibitions ia Ills Country.
40 that their work is the acknovledyad
~ ~, , "I FSceiienco in it's depsrt-
aun., tar.1,, rsspartiniiy announce that, with ex-
tended and perfected fscilitier. and brs fha
exclusive use Of rurent impr0vcmentsD D!,ha.
are now producing yet more Perfect ORraNS
' nun over peiore, III great variety ms to rfyis
uses; for Drawing Rooms, libraries ME-,
n0oms, Concert Halls, Lodges, Churc,,ss
schools, &c., iii plain and elegant cas.s ali ~
s,i:.:y mnirn .hey arc enabied, hy their aMouuait,
iacli.les Tor manufacture, tn sell ut prin.s nf
infer iOr work. f'o VI
Inc recent improvements iu these Organ,
nave 20 Increased their usefulness and POM
iarity, that they arc unuuestionably Tho n,pa,
desirable Instruments obtainablo for Tam;I.
use, as we'll as Churches, Schools. DC. Wills.
the prices ut which they can be Afforded fs5a
20 81 ooo eachl adapt them to the means and
requirements OF all ciasses. They aretouajjv
adapted to secular and sacred music: are .j,
giant AN furniture; orcupy little space: .rv nni
iia"i"t" get "n1 "f order; (u0t requiring tuu
,HH .iH "'r',' where piano-turtc is tuned twenty
unhrr'' are very dnrablr. ani cary to learn "a,
play hp0n. ~
The NJ H. Organ Go ar, nox,e,Iinc p,,,.
Octav" ORGANS for $50 each: Five 0ctsv.
organs, Fivo Stops. with two ssts of Vibrn
tors, f"r sl23, and nth-r styles at urnuortin,.-
ate rates.
rof testimony to the superiority Ut their Or
sans, the NJ 'son iiamlin Organ GO. respect.
fnliy refer to the musical profession gen.rally:
niaJ"rity OF the most prominent musicians
III the country, with many or emineuce in En-,
rope, having given public Testimony that tL.
Mason " Iamlin Organs excel ali others.
a circular containing this Testimony in fu,I.
VIII be sent free to any one desiring it. also
descriptive circular, containing full particn-
lars respecting these instruments, with correct
drawings OF the different styles and the lowest
price, which are fixed aud iuva,iable. Ad-
dress TIE MASON x HAMI.IN ORGAN CO.
59G broadway, New York; 154 fremont street,
Dostoh. Nuy 1873
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1NoENDrARIstS STILL ON THE INCREASE.
On Saturday night last, the gin house of
Mrs Gafzen. living some miles below
our town, was burned, with four bales of
cotton. On the Sunday night following.
IAN attempt was made to burn the gin
house of Alfred Hughes, ESQ, living in
the sorely- visited Pine House region, but
the flames having been discovered in
time, the building and its contents were
saved.
Since writing the above paragraph.
We have heard Of the burning ION Mon
day night last) Of the corn crib of Benz.
Bettis, Esq, at his quarter, near Pine
House depot. It will be remembered
that Mr.. Belts lost twenty-five bales of
cotton only last week. Destructive fires
IN the same section on Saturday night,
Sunday night. Monday; night Fortu-
nately, if the word can be used at all
under the present circumstances, this
orb was not filled with corn but with
fodder. If there is man in EdgefieId
District, f'unimpeachable honor, fnir-
ness, humanity, towards white and black
alike. that men is certainly, Benz, Belts,
Esq. The idea of negroes, or. any one
else, having sufficient cause OF exaspera-
tion against him, to deliberately burn up
oil his property, is the sheerest nonsense.
THESE burnings are. thoroughly devilish
and wanton. The perpetrators have evil
IDENTITY been reading Gov. Scott's late
Sumter proclamation" .' =" ~
fEaGefeld Advertiser
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GEORGE PAGE & co..

No. N. Schroeder Street, BaltIEaere, Aad.
MANUFACTURERS OF PAGES. I'M
LAR SAW MILLS. Stationary and Portable
Steam Engines and Boilers, Grist Mills, Shin
gle Machines, LatL and Slab Machinery, Haw
Gummers. Horse Powers, shafting, Pullies,
plies generally, and Manufacturer.' Agents
for every description of wood.workng ma.
chinery. Our Independent and Simulta neous
Head-blocks. patented December Is. 1868, and
1869. i'll addition to previous patents, make
our Saw Mills stand unrivaled. Estiu, ates and
plans furnished, and contracts entered into
for the erection of Circular, Gang Mul.y or
Sash Mills. Correspondents solicited, and
Catalogues furnished, on application. by u,sil
or otherwise. July 80 1y
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Notice.

DROPCSALS will bc received for 80 days,
Il by the undersigned, TOR the bniding OF 4
Methodist Church, in the town of Union, s. G.
The foundation walls will be 62 by 80 feet; the
side walls will bo raised about % feet above
the ground; the tower projects feet beyond
the end wall Of the Church, the roof will lie
gothic.
Plans and epecilicntions may be secn at the
office OF The Undersigned.
Proposals for its erection in wood, bricl, or
stonc will bc considered.
If stone ia adopted, Il goo! quarry. II mic
from town. will be furnished to the contractor,
without charge. The quarry is soft granite
in mass, fine grained, and easily worked, and
iu accessible by good road, with tho grades
in favor at the haul.
Casa advances Will be made on tl,e work as
it progresses.
o., 63x ; + + }S$S %%S1Ssa. I s,S;
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T3To10lkEx1 PaHEsoLoafcKE S0UTt.
rs. ,NAIsHy1 SLIfsais sIhI4BSTkATEDs 4 isE a.
nsEasoms ma s MageEite. derSted toSthot seieiicc
OF man, Phreholoky Physiology,s Pl,ysiocr,...
my, PsychoIoRy, Etbnoiogy, etc Terms onJy
~ year. Sample numbers, 25 cents. Ottt,
per, November and December Numbers sent
sse, s5ee 70 neg sn5scribeEs, who remit at onco.
Now fork.i p &! 3HHc Nov 10 tu2~, -
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sGO.TT w LL Ia Iis t. & D. . |.
Bankers and and Brols: en-. s /.

IN AFEsopeuedfth their new Banking Hotise,
III adjoining tho Court House Slnts q sIhcre.
with every facility for antextensive business,
they solicit continuance and Increase of pub.
lie patronage. .1A9scmtdV siii1eliAD
Having no charter, ..s ruembers Of the firm
are individually liable for their contracts; while
the extent OF the capital at their command,
and the personal management OF the C0lun-
bia partners, will insure their customers fair
'ssfe and liberal tTe etment IN every trahsac.
-tion. In addition to the usuaf business Of a
Bank in the discount Of Notes and Drafts, tho
purchase and salo OF Exchange, the receipt Of
Deposits &C., they deal largely in Stocks
Bonds, Coupons, Specie and Bank Bills, both
on their own account and ON commission for
others.
1heg aaoW interest on deposits according to
agreement, and give special attention to Col
Iectiops, remitting promptly when paid.
The use OF large and secure vault is offer
ed to their friends TOR the safe keeping Of spc-
cial deposits. without charge.
EDWIN J SCOTT.
GTO. W. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Nov 10 limo HENRY T.. SCOTT.
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INTEREST ALLO WE'D 4 L TIE RATEO
SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM, COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX MONTHS.
pRINCIPAL and Interest, or any part there
II OF, may be withdrawn at any timc-,hc
Bank reserving tic right Though it will be
rarely cxercsed) to dem aid fnur I, cn day rs no.
ticc If the amount is under s., GOO; twe wenty days
if over s5, eco
Wade Hampton, President.
John B. Palmer, Vice president
Thomas j.. Gregg. Cashier.
John q. Il. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbis.
William Martin, Columbia
+. ". McMaster, Columbia
4. c. Haskell, Columbia.
J. +. Thomas Columbia.
j.. II. Hcinitsh, Columbi,
John Il. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas 4. Gregg, Columbia
J. Eli Gregg. Marion.
G. Il. Scott, Newberry
w. G. Mayes, Newbcrry
Is. IL. Nutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel. Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or
phans and others may here deposit their saw.
ings anu draw liberal rate Of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Iruitees
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
thoy require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums Tor their children, and Married Women
and Allnors (whose deposits can only he with
drawn by themselves, or, in cn.o of death, by
their legal representativcs,) wishing to Law
aside funds for future uee. are here afIords3
an opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, al
the same time, be subject to withdrawal when
needeu. Ang IL
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: Manufactured b7~ |
Fhe National Watch c.,
OF ELGTN. TT.r'
NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS
ROSS. ROBERTS 3 co

ROSS. ROBERTS & CO.,
GENERAL CONFESSION MERCHA NTS
No. 81 FnoST STREET, NEW YoRK,
EOAY spccai attention to the purchase OF
4 c"uce' Sugar, S.rups, Baggiuy, Rope,
Iron. TieA, etc, etc.
BLACkMAK, ROBERTS, CHANDLER CO..
304 Levce 81 Inn;s NJ,
GENERAL COMAlISSIOE AfER CHANTS'
Flour, Corn and other Western Products "A
speciality, giving cloee attention to freightA.
contracts and condition of goods. Oct 81 1mo
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DR.. Richsu's Golden Remedies.

DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.
6d O(NO REWARD for any case OF dis
DleUUU case in any stage which they
iniE to cure. Or. RJCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
No. ! cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
Mouth. Sore Eyes. Eruptions, Copper Colored
Blotches, scrofuls, &C.; is the greatest Blood
Purifier known, removes all disease from the
systent and IesseB the blood pure and healthy.
DIR. .RiCHAUN GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2
cures Mercprial Afoctions, RhepmRtiem in all
its forms, gives immediate relief in all cases.
No. 2, &5.0s per bottle, OR two bottles for 80 90.
DIR R1CHADB GOLDEN N ANTIDOTR, safe
and radical cure for All Urinary perAnge geinehte,
accompanied With full directions Price IS 90
per bottle, DH, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELIXIR
b'AMOUF, . rsdiesI eare Tor Debility, in old
or young; imYarting energy with wonderful
s1act. Price ~ par bottle or two bottles for 90.
ridse a pees ns sn s S
-. DIR. d. Is. RICHARDS,
Aug 191y No. a2a Varick et., New York.
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,CONSRcrLD ID UNDER ONE hoof,
WE have now On hand til. lnrSeri rrocL Of
w entirely hsm patterns AID designs for
Furnishing huurss tbroug bout yer offered by
one houee IN the 4ity. aud al great deduction
in price.
Our CARPET DErARl MENT is under the
superin;s Ltenrr VI II. s. HaiL"n WHO ia well
aud fAvorsbly kLown I" the pub ic. having
bo~n long time with Sl"nLe Co in Broad.
way. and f'r the last four years with Lard j
Taylor. Our stock OF Enrieta is entir+i, ne W,
aud we'll selected, this branch having irun Just
added to our bnsinees. =
The MATTHEWS DEPARTMENT. is entirely
under our supervision. oil being made on the
premiaes. Every Mattress guaranteed.
Steamboats, hotels, churches, public halls
and private houses furnished throughout at
Wholesale pricta.
The Floating Palaces the steamers ui the
Peoples Line ON the Hudson Kiver--were fur
niBhed by us.
PRICES DEFY COMPETITION.
Second and Third Avenue Cnrs pass our
Storea. Entrance 81 and 80 Dowcry, New
York. Sept IA Smo
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New YsSk AdivSleeir: Slei: tiilsise5jmentaI..' / lis5j

New Yg9k AdvertisemleiniIfEaI,.. r
| :a0v1i: s. P1s : siI:f &: 5HiS.
i Whls!S,,Isgs s.l ,niNNEk Yss eBTS,y new Limoge
~ aets pfop6Ytion Stely low in prices. 'i-i'
.MalTE TOlLET gETS, pieces. es 20.
= wHITE TEA SETS. q pieces, "a 90.
i. GOOD WlNE-GLASsES, per dozen. 81 90.
All other &oods In our line equally low. Goods
(, packed for the country, or forwarded by Ex-
prers. G. 0. D.
wAsHIN GTOE HADLEY's
Middle Cooper Institute Block.
Third and Fourth Ayes, between 7th and 9Th
streets, New York. ''''
Send for illustrated Photograph and Gaia
rogue 9t Limoge Dinner, Tea aud Toilet Sets.
malleo Tree. Oct Is Smo
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SAvANNAr, Ca, March 3. 1867.
MIR. G. w. AIMAn-De0r Sir: A mombcr OF
my family, suffering long from Dyspepsia, has
experienced moro relief from your ''Saracenis
Bitters,' than from any other medicine she
has ever tried. 1t i'd most excellent for invigs-
rating the system and creating an appetite. l
regard it III decidedly tho most beneficial OF all
u!spcptic remedies. You're. very respectfully,
n. J. DARRELL.
Sold by all DrugSists. General Agents, Il1s.
LEY Co., 14l Chambers st.. N. Y. April o tIy
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j. N. ROBSON. Commission Merchant.
NOS. AND ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON. S. c.
III ANlNG ample means for advances a busi-
Ill nesS experience OF twenty years, and
cconrning himself strictly to q CoMMIssIoN
BUSINESS, without operating on his own ac-
connt, respectfully solicits consignments Of
Shippers OF Produce to him may, at their
option, have their consignnents sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having the adj
vantage OF tx" markets, without extra COM
mission.
KHfEREECES:
Bishop ". ii. Wightman. S. c.; Col. Mm.
Johnson, Charlotte, N. C.; Rev. I. o. Summers,
Messrs. George W. Williams i CO., Charles.
ton, =. G.; Messrs. Williams. Taylor Il Co.,
New York. April 28 NV
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/. MORTON. wM. REED. cLHhENcE L. yAcKsc
MORTON, REED & CO..

No. G5 South Coy street. baltimore.
DAILWAY and Machinists' supplics of every
III kind, METALS, MACHINERY, TOOLS.
Leather Betting and Gum Goods, Car Springs,
Gc., l.ubricating Oils. Brass Goods, Boits.
Nuts, dc. S.nt 2a 9no
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TINHE subacriber has on hand large 1850
l. ment Of Singers, Wilson's, Grover & Is
ker's. etc. SEWING MACHINES; also, fine
assortment nf English md German GUNS,
PISTOLS. CUTLERY, CAKTKIDGEs, DOOR
BELla. eic., which will bc sold lower than at
any other place i'll the city.
Sewing Machines, Guns, Pistols, Locks, etc.,
repaired at tho shorteAt notice. and all work
warranted. I. A. SCHNEIDER
Rept 25 Main street.
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Beer Beer!!
GONE dealers in this city have been in doubt
~ that could hold out supplying them with
Beer this summer. l now inform tho public
that have large supply OF old Lager Beer
on hand, which put against any Beer brought
from the North, or even imported from Ger.
many, as to purity and strength. / am read,
to test it by the Beer scale.
Aug 20 JOHN c. SEEGERS
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The Columbia Tannery,

j. u. THOMAS d CO., Proprietors.
HIDES and SKINS bought or taken TN sx-
Ii change for Finishod Leather. Ordcrs
for feather promptly filed Apply at foot Of
Lumber street, on the Greenville and Colum-
bia Railroad.
a5- For tho purpose OF engaging in bhe
above business, the undersigned have. this
day, August 20, 1869, associated themselves no
copartperB. ]. i. TH0MAS,5
J. q. MOORE,
Oct 20 J. w. PARKER,
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Corn and Cotton in Georgia.

We see it stated in Che Columbus and
Macon papers that the crop in Georgia ilis
year is about equally divided between corn
and cotton. Should the seasons be favora-
BILE, corn will be lower than it has been for
ten years. 1t is generally mauured and
the stand was never better. At present, it
is too early to say much about cotton. The
Macon Journal says emphatically: "There
"will not be any more land in cotton in
"South Western Georgia this year than
''there was last"
It is not yet too late to plant corn in
South Carolina. Half corn and half cotton
should be our motto. We do not wish to be
prophets of evil but we know that, unless
we make breadstuffs enough to relieve US
from the necessity of buying them in the
North and West, the cotton crop of 1869
1870 will do the State at large, the planters
and the farmers, but little lasting good.
The money received for the cotton will be
paid away for corn, and so will end the
chapter.