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"Irs NIFTY curis," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike. whilu re ding about tho impending war
in Europe, that the HOlleriIorn creates such
An ado in Yurrup, when it's slch common
disease among tho cattle in Amer ky" The
old lady, having delivered herself Of tho
above, took dose OF LIrPMAN's GREAT GER
NAN HiTTERs to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Bitters arc for sale by all drug.
gists anu dealers. Depot in Columbia, Il. o.,
at GsIoEH 4 McGREaOR's, Druggists. S18
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GOVERNOR SooTT ENDonsED. The
Hon. A. P. Aldrich having addressed
some inquiries to IN Ohio Democrat, in
regard to Gov. Scott. has received the
following reply:
NAPOLEON, ONO, December -. 1870.
"a. p. ALDRICH-DEARS SIR: Your line
to me OF I'd instant las been received.
In reply. have to say that have been
intimately acquainted with Gov. Scott
for over twenty years, he having oil that
time been citizen Of our town and
County, and have, all that time, and
do now, differ with him in politics; yet
must say that the statement made by
Col. Wells. in his printed statement you
sent me, is substantially correct. Gov.
Scott is high toned, honorable gentle
man; is man of truth and integrity;
and he is. withal, very kind-hearted
man; and if you should have auy bust
ness with him, you will find him allsI
have stated. That is the way he is esti-
mated here by US Democrats.
II wish you and other Democrats of
South Carolina could see and make the
acquaintance of Gov. Scott. lam salts.
fed you would feel differently towards
him from what you do now. Very truly,
yours, JAMES G. HALY."
In communicating this letter to the
Barnwell Sentinel for publication, Judge
Aldrich remarks:
''As certainly would have published
Mr.. Hays response had it been unfavor-
able to Gov. Scott, it is but simple JUS
tice to give him the benefit of this very
complimentary notice.
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StraYed or Stolen.
FROM tho eubscribt

FROM tho subscriber, at Monti.
To cello, OH Tuesday night, the Goth
@{HYA NDecember, a bay HORSE, with Sad
A2-dlo and Bridlo. Said Horse is about
six years old, l5A hands high; dark bay
with slight marks OF collar on shoulder. An,
ono taking up tho above Horse will muci
oblige mo by leaving him at Monticello; and
if stolen, with evidence to convict the thief
will bo literally rewarded.
Dec % Il JOHN W. LYLE
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The DEFUNCT CoNsrABuLARY We
learn from the report of the chief con-
stable, that during the past year seventy.
eight deputy constables have been on
duty. Twenty horses were on hand from
last year. three of which died, one was
captured. and sixteen remain in posses
sion OF the State now. The expense cf
keeping up the constabulary was S40,- :
696. 60 for services of deputy constables;
S3. 1868 Al forage for horses, and $lO,-
223.49 for expenses. incidentals and
salary of the chief constable. Number
OF crimes committed, 365, of which
~ were murders, 124 assault and battery,
50 assault with intent to to kill, Is grand
larceny. 80 petit larceny, and the balance
of minor offences.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Il. w. Pope-Meat.
w. X. Greenfeld-Light Carriages.
John ". Lyle-Strayed or Stolen.
Miss M. A. Buie-School Notice.
r. G. Sbiver-Fearful Loss.
G.. Diercks-Raff1e.
G. 81. Barnwell-School Notice.
p. Cantwell-H -Hibernian Society.
Swygert & Senn-Dissolution.
Meeting Independent Fire Company
Walkers Vinegar Bitters.
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HoDsoNs CuoIcE.-W Whoever attempts to re-
store gray hair with the ordinary prepara-
and the muddy cooring fluids. Both arc
dirty. PnALoN's VITALIA, Oh SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, is tho only article in existence ca: :
pable Of changing gray hair to any mai ural
ahade; 1t is transparent, fragrant, linlpid and
infallibe. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. u 25t3
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintanccs of CAPTAIN
and Mrs. ]. 8. MCMAHON, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services OF the
former. at the Presbyterian Church, THIS
AFTERNOON. at O'Clock
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BRILLIANT Discovery MERCY ia," says
Shakespeare, like tho gentle dew from Hea.
vcn. PHAIoN's FIrAI.,A; OR, SALVATION YoR
THE HAIR. is al clear and transparent. Gray
hair can bo graduated to any natural shade
with this fluid. OF all tho toilet triumphs OF
chemistry, TN. ID the most important. No Sc
dlment. Sold by all druggists. Dl8f3
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COIEUMBIl.A.,'. A. s. C.
"Wednesday uornlng, December 2s, 10

Tho following. on Saturday last, was
served on number of the citizens OF
Lanrens, says the Herald. Think of the
living oaicass OF "Uncle Joe," being the
exponent of 1.-THE People OF the State
Of South Carolina:"
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA command you. all bust
ness and excuses baing laid aside, you
do appear and attend before the Speoiul
Committee appointed by the House of
Representatives Of the State of South
Carolina, TO investigate the official con-
dnct of Judge T. 0. P. Vernon, on
Monday, the 10Th instant, at o'clock,
at Greenaeld's Bnilding. in the city of
Columbia. (Signed)
JOSEPH OREWS, Chairman.
COLUMBIA, g. c., December Is, 1870.
Commenting on this document, the
Herald says:
'SOur citizens aro not TO be inveigled
into the clutches of aLegislatnre which has
assumed the functions of star chamber.
The vagab0nds who prosecute the peo-
pie OF Lanrens indiscriminntely would
swear any Laurens man murderer, aud
then hang the Judge who undertook to
inGa;se into the causo Of his detention
in foreign bastile. A Laurens man,
woman or baby would be fool to trust
himself in the clutches OF these hyenas;
they would only inquire il he was from
Laurens, and then send for Hubbard
and the United States army"
Chairman Crews left for Washington
on Monday.
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The Haytien Minister Mt Washington,
contrary to the general belief, is vhito
man, of English parentage.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LIGHT CARRIAGES,

NF the LATEST DESIGN AND BEST
" WORKMANSHIP, at unusually low price q,
at tho Reputitnry. corner Of Lsdy and Aaaoni
bly, streets. w. K. GREENFIELD.
Dec 2S
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School Notice.

MM School Notice.
e4gl 1saAaE THE undersigned will open a
~ SCHOOL for Boys, at the Brick
W. Chapel, on Bull street, between
S Richlaud and Laurel streets, on
TUESDAY, January 10. Rates of Tuition per
month, in the Classical Department, 800;
English, SIS SO; Primary, 81 0O-payable strict.
ly in advance. G. II. BARNWELL.
REFEnENCEs.--Hnn r. ". Barnwell and Dr.
John T. Darby. Professors in tho South Caro-
lima University; Col. F. W. McMaster, httor-
ney at Law; Col. l.. D. Childs, President Ma
tional Bank. Dec 2S
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Indigestion can BIO spoedily removed by tho
timely use Of that sterling remedy, Old Caro-
lima Bittcrs. D 25t3
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Meat Meat Meat ~!
THE RAFFLE

n FOR tho magnificent Jewolry ut nv
HyA. Saloon, will como of on SATURDAY
AaiS EVENING, December 81, at o'clock.
III Chances not paid for, will DC disposed of.
Dec 25 G. DIERCKS
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II you would successfullv combat thd ills
produced in malarious country, use thes Old
Carolina Bittcrs, the great Southern tonic.
DPS +3
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Hibernian Society.

fTtHE members Of the Society will meet at
4 their Rooms, THIS DAY, At 2 O'clock, to
attend the funeral OF their late follow Nom
ber, Capt. JAMES s. MCMAHON
Dec 28 u. CANTWELL Secrctarv
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To laugh and grow fat. use tho Old Carolina
Bittcrs. D 25t3
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NOTICE The undersigned. having nur-
IN chased the entire interest OF Mr. 8. D.
Swygert in tho late firms of Swygert & Sem.
GENERAL GROCERY and nlso COMMISSION
BUSINESS, at the same location. in tho nsme
OF Il. D. Sem & SON. All persons indebted
to tho old firm will please make prompt pay
ment to US. r. ID. SENN & Son.
Dec % 10
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nISsOLUTION.-The firm Of SWYGERT
~ 4 SEM, and II. D. SENN & CO., was
dissolved on the 20th instant, by the with
drawal OF Mr.. s. D. Swygert. r. ID. Sem and
ID. g. Sem will pay all demands against the
firm; and all persons indebted, either by note
or open account, will make payment to them.
r. D. SENN.
\. D. SWYGERT,
D. 8. EENN.
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The DIFFERENCE. A negro having
complained to Forney's Press that he
had been excluded from Philadelphia
theatre, that paper, which would have
pronounced the exclusion @ great out
rage If it had been made in q Southern
State. consoles the darkey as follows:
'At oil events. it is not very material
issue for onr colored friend. he had far
better be qualifying himself for the use
and enjoyment of his new franchise by
some other means than going to thea
tres. No race or class ever yet raised it
self in such way. If the colored peo-
pie of Philadelphia were kept out of
every circus, saloon, or theatre in the
city. they would probably be all the bet
ter for it. The white folks who educate
themselves in places Of pnblic amuse-
ment, whether it be the 'free-and. .eusy'
or the opera. are not the class for our
new citizens to emulate or copy after"
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GTOCKS, BONDS and COUPONS bought
~, aud sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
Me- 223 emo
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Independent Fire Engine Company
AN EXTRA MEETING OF this
Aa- Company will DO held in the Hall,
- I HIS EVENING, at z o'clock. By
9SEorder OF tho President:
Deo 28 DANIEL. @. pEIXOTTO, Secretary.
Meat Meat!! Meat ~!
THOMAS w. POPE informs the
Apnblic that the best BEEF, PORK.
-Na@ne dUTTON and SAUSAGE, in the
hz2zlzzz3 market, can be found at Stall No. 7.
CIV. mo call. Dec 29 1m0
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ssGt OOD," "BETTER" "BEST.',-New
VI brands Smoking Tobacco, to he OBJ
tained at tho POLLOCK HOUSE.
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The FREEzINa POINT - SKATING
Fishers Mill Pond was entirely frozen
over, on Sunday and Monday, and mum.
bers Of individuals availed themselves oi
tho opportunity to don their skates, and
glide over its CLASSY surface. One OF
two broke through and obtained duck.
ing, while others again lost their equi,
librium. and brought ap heavily on the
ice; but they bore their 1nisfortunes re-
markably well-one philosopher remark
ing after his second ducking. that he
'wa, only wet to the waist-wns used to
that" This is the first time in thirty
years, we believe, that tho ice on tho
pond has been sufficiently thick to carry
skater entiiely across. Wuter-pitchers,
in many bedrooms, wero solid mass OF
ice. DR.. Jackson's glass bottles, con-
tanning colored water, burst, leaving
the contents perfectly solid. Wood was
at premium. The trains on the differ
ent railroads were delayed several hours,
as tanke and pumps we're frozen. Satur-
day afternoons Greenville train did not
arrive until Sunday morning. The
weather moderated considerably, yester-
day. and we hope it will be length of
time before we are again called upon TO
record such horrid spell.
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Mr.. JOHN G. SEEGERS tho sole Agent for
the sale Of our WHISTLES in Columbia, s. C.
JOHN GIBSON'S SON Il co.
PHILADELPHIA November TO- 1870 Dec 1
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GPECIAL ATTENTION given to the col
- lection OF Commercial Paper, Interes,
on State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and
Conversion OF State Securities, by
Nov % emo d. GAMBRII,L, Broker.
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TERRIBLE ExPLosIo% NEAR BIRMIHG-
HAM-A dreadful cat. trspre recently
occurred in carriage factory ut Wilton,
nonr Birmingham, Eighteen of tho
work people were almost instantly killed
and about one hundred persons are suid
to be injured. There were fivo distinct
explosions, and the scenes which fol-
lowed are described rs heartrendlng. A
telegraph despatch received by the Liver
pool Post, on the day of the disaster,
says "the injuries of the sufferers arc
described as fearful. The fields in the
neighborhood of the accident are strewed
with the charred remains Of the dead
-headless trunks in some cases The
scene is awful. For u milo the roads
are lined with the relatives of the de.
ceased and injured. crying aud wringing
their hands,"
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NLD BANK BILLS and nIUTILATED
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov % emo D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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s~a CANARY BIRDS.-Another lot OF
TIJg CANARY BIRDS, just received and for
$SSSt sale at the POLLOCK HOUSE.
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Annual Meeting of stockholders.

Annual Meeting of stockholders.
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK.
Or COLCMnIA, s. o., Deconb Der 81, 1870.
fHNHE annunl meeting of the Stockholders OF
IL the Carolina National Bank, OF Columbia,
s. G will bo held at it's banking house, on tho
SECOND TUESDAY nf January next, being
the 10th prOximO, at IL O'Clock NJ.
Dec % tumG W GULICK. Cashier.
Rocking Horses, Etc.
IL RIS KiINaLE has arrived at NJ. II. Bcr-
IN rye Furniture Warerooms, with n supply
of NICE ROCKING HORSES. SEQ them by
all means.
large lot Of FURNITURE, just received.
Dee q
Bagglng. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties.
A FULL SUPPLY constantly on hand and
IA for sale low. by Il Il. Il. AGNEW.
JUST RECEIVED.
A FINE ASSORTMENT Of DOLLS, TOYS.
~ and other fancy articles for the little
folks.
A fresh selected stock Of CANDIES. fancy
and stick, and largo assortment Of Fancy
and Plain Pound Cakes.
ALSO,
A fine lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigars.
&c., at KRAFI'S BAKERY,
Dec "a Main street.
Fire Crackers.
Sn BOXES Gold Chop FIRE CRACKERS.
cNy for sale low. e. HOPE.
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EINAL nOTICE.-I hereby give notice
IL that will apply to Hon. William Hutson
wigg, Judge of Probate, at his office, in Co.
lnmbia, on 4th January, 1871, at 10 A. NJ, for
final discharge as Administrator, with will
annexed, OF estate Of Harriet r. rurnipseed
deceased. JAMES N. BEARD.
Dec - tJ3
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A NHUAL MEETING COLUMBIA GAS
IN LIGHT CONIPANf.-The annual meet
ing of the above named Company will take
place on THURSDAY. 29th instant, (being tho
last Thursday in the month. according to the
constitution,) at II o'clock, at the Office of
Sccreatry. JACOB LEVIN,
Dec 90 tuth4 Sec'y Columbia Gas Co.
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A VOID QUACIkS.-A victim Of early in
N discretion causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, &C., having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has simple means ot
self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow
sufferers. Address J. H. TUTTLE, 7a Nassau
street New York Dec % tGmo
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School Notica.

JOHN W. LYLE
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LHtNAL DIsCIIARGE-ESTAT MRS
IL MARGARET MCDOWELL Notice is
gwen that +. W. Mcalaster has filed his petit
tion for final discharge az Administrator Of
estate Margaret McDOwell; and that hear
ing for said petition has been set for January
II, at 10 a. m, at Office OF Court Of Probate
for itichand County. J. W. HOGAN,
Dec IL tl3 Clerk Court OF Probate.
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5mORe lnQ nlleu the WlOlo mouse, and
the flames made their way through the
thin woodwork partitions with fearful
rapidity. The Fire Department, not
withstanding the extreme cold, was on
the ground with remarkable promptness,
but the wnter could not be made so
speedily available. In less than half an
hour fire was observed Oh every ono OF
the five floors, and the passages were
choking with hot air and almost impal-
pa6e ashes. The scene was now one of
indcscribable terror. Men, women and
children were in the burning building,
and all who were awake were striving to
get out. With fire on every side, and
smoke-blinding, suffocating smoke
penetrating everywhere, this was no
easy task to those not thoroughly ac-
qnainted with the landmarks. The
screams and prayers Of the panic-struck
terrified the self-posscssod; the weak
were either tramplcd under foot on the
narrow stairs or sank where they stood,
paraIyzed by fear, waiting for relief.
Most of those who lost their lives were
nwaked by finding the flames in their
rooms, or remained in tho vain hope of
saving also their property. The floors
began to fall, and all in tho building
then could not but perish.
a strong wind swept the flames west
ward, and the sparks and ashes flew all
over tho city, causing serious apprehen-
sions lest there should be fire in remote
pluces, while the services of the fremeD
were needed where tEey were. After
the Spotswood, the adjoining building,
occupied by the Grover & Baker sewing
machine depot, T.. Currant's house
furnishing store, and Mr.. Hungerford's a
banking establishment, caught and was
speedily destroyed. Wolfdecke's cigar
store and Anderson's tin and stove depot
weie then fired, and only the constant
play Of tho engines upon the building
on the corner OF Main and 9th streets,
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Oil Men.


An old man who has lived 101
years was brought in on the
cars one day last week and ta-
ken TO the Infrmary.
We also learn that there is
one by the name ofGoens, who
lives near The Tunnel who has
reached his hundreth year and
still earns his own living, dig
ging ore. ..,.. .
A correspondent writes US
from up Big Sandy, that John
Bryan, living near the mouth
of Rowe Creek, was born in
1855, which makes him 115
years old. The old gentleman
can neither see nor walk, and
hear only a little. He was born
at some fort in Maryland, and
went into the Revolutionary
war under Capt. Lee Morgan.
-IrOnton Reqister.
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why DON'T They Adyertlse2

Why Don't They Advertise?
Whol Why, that man who
is spending time and money to
buy a farm. That man who
wants to sell a farm. That
man who wants TO rent a farm
to somebody. And that man
who wants to hire a farm OF
somebody. They are travel.
ing day after day, becoming
weary, and spending their mon.
ey and their time, button.
holing this man and that. and
stopping at this house and the
other, to find out. We are sor.
ry for them, and always tell
them whatwe know, 10 help
them on. a.. alJ
But the question arises, why
not tell thousands of people,
at once, just what you went
through the newspapers! They
go everywhere" and "cvery.
body" reads them. In a single
week, your wants would be
made known to more thousands
than you could tell aby word
Of mouth" in a year, almost,
and at far less expense.
Of course, advertising itself
neither sells nor buys, but it
puts buyers and sellers into
communication with each 9TH
er, and it so far facilitates the
desired operation. A man may
ask such a price as never to
sell, hut the fact of his desire
will become known to all who
would wish to buy, and the
chances are greatly multi.
piled. '
The man who advertises, by
the reason Of the extent of
the competition, stands a bet
ter chance OF making satisfac>
tory bargains. Twenty men
wanting the same farm might
raise the price of it. In short,
buying or selling, the larger
the field you operate in the
better may be your choice, and
the greater your satisfaction.
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Yox Popnli.,-

The voice of the people is unani-
nous In praise Of one thing at least
that Is Morse's Indian Root Pills, and
1t is well deserved. The best Reme-
dy in the world for almost all diseases
that afIlict the human race, they act
directly on the blood, stomach and
bowels. Keep your blood pure by an
occasional dose Of these Pills and you
will not be sick. The blood Is the
life; keep it pure by using the only
medicine that will completely cleanse
1t, MOrse's Indian Root Pills. Use
the Morse's Pills In all cases Of Bill
liousness, Liver Complaints, Female
Irregularities, Headache, Indiges-
ton, &c. Sold BY all dealers.
ian feb f"
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A WASHINGTON special of the
e6th uk, says Senator Revels
visited the Capitol to-day ar.
ranged his desk, drew station,
cry and duly installed himself
as an occupant of the Senate
Chamber. The first letter,
with the frank Of negro, was
dropped in the Capitol Postof.
fee. Many remarked, on hear
ing oft, the change since it was
against the law Tor a colored
man to carry the mails, and
reference was made to the fact
that a negro could not, by the
regulations of Congress, enter
the Capitol grounds.
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QUITE a number Of gentle.
men Railroad Contractors from
Cincinnati, Louisville and 9th.
er places, arrived by the Noun.
tain Boy ON Monday last, for
the purpose of taking con.
tracts for some of the sections
OF the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad, which will be let on
the 1st of March, at this
place. - Charleston Journal.
Feb. "a
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PU7 sn Englishman into the
garden of Eden and he would
find fault with the whole blast.
ed concern; put a Yankee in,
and he would see where he
could alter it to advantage; put
an Irishman in, and he would
want 10 boss the thing; put a
Dutchman in, and he would
proceed at once 70 plant it
with cabbages. 3lo4giol n.t7
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AGENTS wanted everywhere for
Our HOME PHYSICIAN.

BY Dr.. Geo. ". Beard. OF the University o,
n. Y, assi.ted by other eminent practitioners.
The great work for agents. Entirel, new and
practitioners. The great household work for
agents Entirely new. and beautifully illns-
trated. Endorsed by leading medical profesr
sors and Journals allover the Union. Exposes
quackery and patent medicine hpmbugs Il
iull OF common sense. Tells how TO get well,
how TO keep we'll, and what tn do in every
emergency. Beyond comparison, the best and
therefore the cheapest family guide In such
matters ever published. Sells iapi ly among
all classes. Terms most ~ ernl Send for 10
page circular, etc, etc. Addless, E. HANNA
FORD 4 CO.. Publishers, lit West Fourth ST.,
Cincinnati. P. S.-Also,w wanted Agents for our.
mers. Mechanics, and Worltngmen Very
salable' feh 9At
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ONE OF those naughty South.
ern women who fed to Brazil
when the rebellion was crush
ed, has written back o heart.
felt appeal for aid, saying: "Il
the American Government
mean to take us home, hurry
and do so, or it will have the
dying curse Of starved Ameri>
cans. For Gods sake take the
unfortunate, deceived people
out Of here while they are
able 10 walk"