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S co 7 T. VILLAINS & CO..
Bankers and Brokers,

HAVE opened their new Banking House,
Ii adjoining the Courb House lot, who're,
with every facility for an extensive business,
they solicit continuance andlncrease of pub
lie patronage.
Having no charter, the members of the firm
are individually liable for their contracts; while
the extent Of the capital at their command,
and the personal management Of the COlnm-
bia partners, will insure their customers fair,
safe and liberal treatment in every transac-
ton: In addition to tho usual business Of q
Bank in the discount of Notes and Drafts, the
purchase and salo Of Exchange, tho receipt Of
Deposits &C., they deal largely in Stocks,
Donds Coupons, Specie and Bank Bills, both
on their own account and on commission for
o.hs.S.
They auoto interest on deposits according to
agreement, and give special attention to Col
lectioDs, remitting promptly when paid.
The use Of large and secure vault is Offer
ed to their friends for the ssfe-keeping Of spe.
cial deposits, without charge.
Ata EDWIN J.. SCOTT,
GEO. W. WILLIAMS h CO.,
Nov 10 limo HENRY e. SCOTT.
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AN IMPORTANT CoNsIDERATIoN.-
TUFTS LIVER PILLS are purely vegetable.
ana are adapted to young and old, male
and female. and may be taken at all
times, without restraint of occupation,
without change of living, without diet
and without the fear of taking cold dur
ing all kinds of weather, and in all oil
mates; THEY CONTAIN NO MERCURY. Nc
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Premium Flour.

XMTE don't say it is she best in market" )"
w that might or might not be true. We
don't know what other merchants have; but
We do say, that the bread for which the pre-
MUM was awarded to Mrs. A. Y. Leo, at the
late Fair, WAS made from this FLOUR, which
We sell at $1,000 per Barrel, retail. We invite
skcptics, consumers and tho Trade, to call
and sample our Thirteen Brands Of Flour no'o
in store, beiecing, that the most fdstidious can
be pleased i'll 1uu'Hy, and the most economical
in price.
81 Bbls. Family FLOUR (new brands) re-
ccivcd to-day. LEAPHART & SLOANS.
Nov 16
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The poor people of Ireland are begin
ming to 60 to Africa to live, believing
that they can do better there than at
home, should even the land bill pass.
We believe that the French Government
takes them out to Africa free of cost,
To what portion of the world will the
Irish emigrant be stranger soon ? Not
one. It is great pity-not to say shame,
that these poor people cannot be enabled
to live in comfort upon the soil of their
nativity.
How THE WESTERN STATES GROW
In 1850. Illinois had population of
851, 900; Missouri of 6S2,000, and Iowa
of 10000. Ten years later, the popula-
tion OF Illinois and OF Missouri had dou-
bled, and that of Iowa had increased
nearly fourfold. The railroad system
effected these great changes. In 1870,
Iowa will have population OF 1900, 900.
Five railroads are being constructed East
and West across the State, and others
are anticipated.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODs!!

hS Elasacks Liverpool SALT, 800 bar 81 q 4
N3aiElurels FLOUR, various brands; ysaR..sS
500 bushels Corn, SO barrels Whiskey, 10 cases
Champagne, Brandy, Rum, Gin and Wine;
bacco, 275 pounds Smoking Tobacco, 10000
Segars, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Potatoes,
Buckets. Br0oms, Soap, Sugar Cured Break
fast Strips, Dry Sailed Sides, Butter, Cheese,
Oysters, Wrapping Paper, and everything
generally found in first class grocery; and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
have, for the accommodation of my custom
ers, largo Wagon Yard and a House for them
to slcop in. Also, largo Dtoro Room for the
storage of cotton and other country produce,
and highest market price paid for such articles.
!R. ALLEN,
Nov9 At Bryce's Old Stand.
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The Laramie (Wyoming) Sentinel gives
as on excuse for the lack Of editorial arti-
cles, that "the editor-in-chief has been
living on bear meat for the past two or
three days to such fearful extent, that
it has set him wild, and he must have left
for the woods, at least he could not be
found in town this morning"
It is stated that the Postmaster Con
eral will soon issue an order prohibiting
the carriage through tho mails of circu-
lars gotten up by swindling firms for the
purpose of defrauding the public. Some
twenty of these firms are on the place
list of Government detectives. Some
interference of this kind is greatly needed.
The extensive drug establishment of J.
TALLY destroyed by fire on Thursday last.
and $50, 900 on the stock of drugs, medi-
cines, paints, &C.. and at least 81, 500 on
the building.
SPAIN AND SICKnEs. New York
Euening Post, without naming Sickles,
is showing how he has damaged Cuba by
inspiring the Spanish Government with
zeal to send out troops there. His reck-
lessness, it is urged, made Spain mad,
and united the Spaniards.
A poor fellow in San Francisco, unable
to get work, wrote note stating that he
was going to "make application for q
place rs fireman to the devil" and took
arsenic.
The sharp North cast wind, for day
or two past, renders furs very comforta-
ble-if you want handsome set of furs,
cheap, go to Shiver's. No
The Governor of Illinois has appoint
ed wealthy colored citizen of Chicago
Notary Public.
The Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road will bo sold ut auction in Whining
ton on the 5th of January next.
Solomons' Bitters, an Antidote to Ma
laria, prepared by A. A. Solomons & Co.,
druggists, Savannah, Ga. O136
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ACCIDENT IN A SILVER MINE IN MEPIco
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS CRUSHED TO
DEATH, &c.-A letter from Mexico states
that. on the 9th inst, one hundred men,
women and children were crushed to
death by the falling in of a silver mine
at Guanajusto while the miners were
eating their dinners, just brought them
by their families. The day following
the mine disaster, sixteen women, six
children and twelve men were drowned
in the river Merceata. They had reached
the river bank and sat down to rest be-
fore undertaking to ford the river, which
was swollen by rains, the bank suddenly
slid off from the main land into the
stream and every one perished. The
bodies were found lower down the stream.
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For Sale.
Photograph Albums in Great Variety.

Photograph Albums in Great Variety,
DANCING in price from rs cents to $40 90.
Cases, Writing Desks.
ALSO,
Family BIBLES, Pocket Bibles, Hymn
Books, in various stylos of binding, for the
several denominations. Schools Books, mis-
cellaneous Books, Blank Books, &c. We have
the above for sale in large variety, at usual
prices, wholesale and retail
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
Nov9 Under Columbia Hotel.
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:. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TaHiSnSA-

x. NAyIvR Wan M sAF1loA-=1Ts THHifnlA-
TON BYnAy BbopUY BAgTI1,4L,eta nd-
vioes from Africa tell OF D great battle be-
tween AOko Jumbo and ia Ja, which
Ind terminated the native war as Bonjy,
on theN West coast The fight lasted
nearly thirty-six hours, the daughter on
both sides being iHamense. II ended in
the defeat of ia Ja's troops, and the cap
ture by Oko Jumbo of seventy guns Of
different calibre. Negotiations were
going on between the rival chiefs, and at
one time 1000 puns OF palm oil were de.
manded from Ja Ja; subsequently the
quantity was reduced to twenty, but it
was generally believed that by the inter-
vention of the traders and the presence
of one of Her Majesty's ships at Bonny,
amicable arrangements would be con-
cluded between the Manila Pepplo peo-
pie and the ia JAS. The destruction of
the town of Bonpy was almost complete,
one side of it being entirely swept away.
while other parts are in state of wreck.
The guns. which ranged from thirty six
Founders to sixty-eight-pounders, wore
fired at the extraordinary short range of
160 yards, with heavy charges of grape
and canister, and the havoc was fearful.
The bush was crowded with fugitives-
men, women and children-many being
wounded in shocking manner. Hun
dreds of dead and wounded were lying
about the beach, while numbers of dead
bodies, in clusters of three or four, were
floating about in the creek. It was
stated that ia ia had about 500 men kill
ed outright, and about three or four
times rs many put hors du combat. Ar
rangements were being rapidly made for
the re-opening of trade.
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Choice Wines and Liquors.

Choice Wines and Liquors.
Sn BASKETS and Cases Genuine CHAM
cO PAGNE, Heidsieck, Lac Dor and Carte
Dor.
London Dock and Henncscy Brandies, Hol-
land Gin.
Harmony Sherry, Clare: and Southsidc Ma
dera Wines.
Warranted, and for sale by
Nov 10 f.. Il G. d. HOPE.
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A st. Paul paper says: "Somc years
since, o lady. who had been teacher,
married q missionary and went to India.
Among other acquaintances, she met
gentleman connected with the British
army. In her possession were pictures
of several friends and acquaintances in
this State, which she exhibited to this
gentleman. One of her pictures was of
Miss Jennie Shaw, of Lakeland, Min
nesota. It pleased him 80 we'll that he
at once opened q correspondence, which
finally cultivated in ON engagement.
Last February, he arrived here, and i'm
mediately went over to Lakeland to visit
his affianced. Both were 80 we'll pleased,
that marriage between them was con-
summated in few weeks"
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Pure Dickson Cotton Seed.

WTE offer for sale 800 bushels pure Dickson
w COTTON SEED" grown from seed OBJ
tanned from MIR. David Dickson, Oxford, Ga,
last spring, and which wcro selected for his
own use.
Notwithstanding the unprecedented dry sea-
son--which has continued for scveral months
We have gathered, up to tho present time,
from l 500 to 2,450 pounds to tho acre.
Price 50 so for one to five bushels; SO 90 for
five bushels or more.
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OXFORD, Ga, November 4, 1860.
do certify that l sold to Messrs. Richard
ONealc d Son. of Columbia, s. c., some of my
choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting
purposes They proposed to sell q portion Of
what they raised. Planters purchasing the
Seed they raise, may rely upon getting the
Genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON.
We arc Mr.. Dickson's agents here, and will
order Seed direct from Mr: Dickson, if desired
Price IS 90 from ono to five bushels or 81. 90
for five and upwards.
Sample Stalks TO be seen at State Fair.
Nov Q RICHARD O'NEAIE Il SON
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Notice.
TN compliance with instructions from the Sc
Il cretary Of tho Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, the following articles left uncalled
for by Exhibitors, are horoby advertised, and
owners notified that unless called for in rea-
sonablo time, they will be sold and proceeds
appropriated to fund of Associations:
Z bags cotton seed; infants robe; side-board
cover, crochet; collar, tattin; patch work
quilts; knit doll: box okra hemp; body and
sleeves for infants dress; piece crochet work;
lot silk; jar preserves; jar pickles; bottles
catsup; barrels Rockport lime.
Nov II 3 a. Y. LEE, Gen. Sup't
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Flows.
DRINLY'S universal PIOWS.
I'D Reynolds universal Plows.
Murfce's Sub-soil.
Ames' Turning, Sub-soil and Side-hill Eagle
Plows.
For sale low, for cash, by
Oct % FISHER. LOWR6NCE g. FISHER
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Buckwheat and Syrup.
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
IN Golden Drip SYRUP. For sale by
Oct % f. G. D. HOPE.
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Legler Bros Lager Beer Brewery.
ia M ID UR G, s. c.,
HAVE now ready and for sale, as good La
Ill GER BEER as can be imported from Mil
ROoM. Nov 2 limo
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N sent US through tho mail. by persons or
dering Duplicate Photographs from Negatives
in our hands, wo hereby notify all parties
sible for money sent us, unless it comes by
Post Office Order, Registered Letter, or by
Express. WEARN & HIX, Photographers,
Nov limo Columbia. s. c.
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Teas and Coffees,

Teas and Coffees,
COLLECTED by an expert-Choicest Moyune,
~ Hyson. Japan aud English Breakfast Teas.
Mocha, Old Government Java, Laguayra and
common to choice bio Coffees. Prices low and
quality guaranteed. GEO. SWIMMERS.
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THE MILLS HoUsE.-This well-known
first class hotel-locnted corner Meeting
and Queen streets, Charleston, 8. O., has
been ro-opened under the proprietorship
OF J. Parker, Esq, aided by reliable
corps OF assistants in every department..
Its previous reputation will be main
tanned. \ NJ
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There will be q meeting Of the South
Carolina Monumental Association on
Saturday. November 10th, at the Wash
ington street Chapel, ct IL o'clock. a. m.
A full attendance is requested, as bust
ness Of Importance will be. transacted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-24

a short time ago a elose-fisted farm
er on the Sandy River, in Maine, died,
after devising 81 to his only son. The
old gentleman was duly buried in the
venerable church-yard, which suffered
a terrible washing away by the late
flood, and q short time ago his body
was found opposite his sons place,
having been brought down the river q
long distance. When the tender
hearted son was informed of the fact,
he made the touching remark: prob
ably came back after that dOllar!"
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A great workingmen's exhibition
will be held in London in 1870. The
most notable feature of the project is
that each article exposed is to bear the
signature of the workman by whom it
was made; that IN trades where
division of labori is the rule, specimens
of each particular branch are to be
submitted, and wOrkmen are invited
to cooperate with each other in the
production of combined articles.
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THE CHRONICLE.
10 LEI.
An AStOnished Judge-ThOU Art the
Man.

An AStOniShed Judge-ThOU Art the
Man.
A few days ago, says the New Or
leans PicnV1tne, an old lady and a
Young one found themselves in Court,
charged with disturbing the peace
The officers statement was clearly
given, and certainly disclosed an
equal culpability in both. 1t was evil
dent, however, that the Court in
clined to a favorable judgment to the
youngest, and the scales of justice
were rapidly tipping in her favor.
"NNhy did you abuse this young
lady?" the magistrate demanded OF
the old one.
81 had q right to-" was the calm
reply,
Excepting company with "A very inn
proper character"
"What is that to you?"
"She is my daughter
''Oh, indeed, and you think the per
/ son was an improper character
81 do sirI"
"Do YOU know who he was ~
at do not know his name. I've
seen him frequently providing around
after night
1 And then, as if actueted by some
I sudden impulse, the old lady adjusted
her spectaCIes peered cautiously at tht
| Court from under her great sun-bOn'
net, and then exclaimed:
"GoOd lack! good lack! Why
you're the mani"
me! mel" exclaimed the aston
ished Court. mel woman, did you
say me?"
Again the spectaeles were adjusted
and the curious gaze prolonged, while
the old lady nodded her head at inter
walls.
%"Yes, yes, it's the same ugly face
I'm sure of it; but I'll forgive you
this time I'll forgive you" AnC
the old lady hobbled away, leaving TIM
Court gasping with astOnIshment, ant
unable to interpose an objection t.
her departure.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes is go years
old, Charles Sumner, Horace Greeley
and Alfred Il. Street 50, Harriet
Beecher Stowe and Samuel OsgOOd,
IS.
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NOTICE-Is hereby given, that q
q commissioners ofTrumbun Co, at their
next regular session to be held on the first
Monday OF Dec. next to establish a road
from the west end Of the covered bridge In
the village OF Girard, to intersect the road
running rom Gtrard to Niles.
0irard. Nov. 10. ISSo-sts
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COMMON SENSEU

wANTED-AGENTS. $3.50 per month to
sell the only GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE. Price only SIS. Great Inducements
to Agents. This Is the most popular Sewing
Machine Of the day-makes the famous
work that can be done on any machine
100. 900 sold and the demand constantly in
c~reasing. o is 1.-THE time 10 an agency,
send for circulars. SS-Bs1CdIe Of fVrIlgerG
Pittsburgh, Pa, or ST. Louis, No.
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EECTLR SPINGLED BANNER--It still waves
Obetter than ever. Rich, Rare, Racy.-
| Humbugs exposed. Elegant So steel plate
"Eyangeline" gratis 10 ereTy subscriber. Only
Z IS cents for a whole y~ear-Steel plate FREE.
Specimens6 cts. Address BANNER, Hlns-
dale y H
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-24

The San Francisco Board of Health
declares vaccination a failure, and
vaccination is all in arms about it.
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"uUNTERFS GUIDE."-THE REAL "orl-
Ilginal." 1900 sold. Tells how TO hunt,
trap and catch ALL animals from mink to
bear. $40 tanning secrets 81 pages, well
bound. Every boy needs II. 70 tCiH PAY
Money refunded IL not satisfied. Only . cts,
postpaid. Address HUNTER & CO, Pub
fishers. Hinsdale. y. ii.
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OOMETHING in the Sar for Er5gbody.-
SStar in the West, 1870. An s page Untver-
SaIist family weekly, giving current secular
news. Edited by Rev. DIR. Williamson & ].
:. Cantwell. $50 per year in advance
PremiVTns % nsU subscribers. Send FOR speci-
WE'LL. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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of New York.

HI Uk~dsr-HsFld Of the Great City. The
or tne -sFy class OF society exposed
lid az n. II Rsiiro, do ruin. Signals Of danger
are up. More None. ,lrse aressss an the
any otheT book. Takes one AGENT took
i i5n or Se Pfi in 10 tSs da enoo sG nigstss:
tions. PIics $3.50. AGENT Waute~. -
n. Y. BOOK CO., As Nassau street, -.
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GENTS wANTED-Tor How to MAKE the
Alarm Pay. \ sure, safe and practical
Guide to every Farmer, Stock Raiser. Gar
dener and Fruit Culturist. By this book
yearly profits may be doubled. land increas-
ed in value, poor men made rich, and hon
est labor rewarded. English and German
Everybody buys it. 60 sold in a few town
ships. Hundreds in a single township
Agents can mad no better work during the
FaIIand Winter. Farmers and their sons can
each make 800 per month. Sci for circular.
Address ZEIGLER, MCCURDY co.
Cincinnati, Ohio, or Chicago, III.
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.tr restoring Cray Hair 10
IS Ga'ural Vitality and Color.

! dressing which
= once agreeable,
4e1itaiy. and ciicriual
preserving The
hair. Eg9ed o. gray
hQi5 Is sOoE restored
10 rs Original cs'oT
e@'h The gloss ana
freshness Of gouih.
Thin hair - Thick
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HAIR JEWELRY,
ZEPHYR WORK, &C.

MISS E G. h S. f. GORDON
Nl Manufacturers ofHair Jewelry, Switch
Is Curls and Chignons, Hair and Zephyr
Flowers. Stamping don for EmbrOidering
aud Braiding, and all kinds OF plain sewing
and stitching. also Gray's Union Charts for
cutting dresses, kept for sale at our roomh-
AL orders nlled promptly.
~ Highest prices paid for Hair.
Rooms in Kings Bloc Seeond noor Main
Street. Warren, o. Nay =. lSoS-u.
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LOCK HAVEN. PA.

LOCK HAVEN. PA.
MEssRs. LIPPINCOTT & BLACKWELL,
Pittsburgh, Penna.
Gents--We have been using your make Of
Gang Saws in our Mill, and find them, in
point OF quality, superior TO m we have
ever used. Yours. &C,
SHAW. BLANCHARD G co.
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PREPARED By

DE-. ,. C. AVER q CO., LowsfI, Mas,
Practical and ARaEVtieaI casusss.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
FoI Sale by
Jan.H, 1S69.-eo W.
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870,

CONTAINING n Fairy Story for Christmas
OPlayF, Puzzles and Wonders. Is large
pages, illustrated Sent FREE OF receipt OF
2 cent stamp for postage. ADAMS & CO..
8 Bromneld Street. Boston. Mus.
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business CHANCE-wanted. a man in
Deach town and city TO manufacture and
sell Weather strips and Rubber MouldingS.
Patent run out, free TO ~. From SO to Si2O
worth needed upon every building. from 800
70 500 per cent. profit. Send your address
upon stamped envelope, for full particulars
together, TO REA BRADSTREET. Box s65,
Boston Mass.
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DON'T SHAKE.

THE SUREST AGUE REMEDY KNOWN.
JohnsOn's Vegetable Candy AgIe Cure. Safe,
permanent and effectual. So pleasant every
body will eat II. Contains no poison. sold
everywhere. Mad and sold by HOWELL &
JOHNSON, Bedford, Ind. Sent, post paid,
on receipt OF price.