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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-26

Editor OF THE HERALD.-The ones
ton of State politics IN Of great interest
to our people, and I sincerely trust they
will elect their best men. An indiffer-
ent body OF men may do much harm.
Agood body Of men can do much good.
The true policy OF the State in connec-
ton with our large indebtedness and
embarrassed railroad interests involves
questions difficult to handle, and that
viii seriously tax the integrity Of the
Representative. Every county should,
therefore, try to elect man who has the
practical sense to understand these
questions, the moral courage and indus
try to foil the schemes of professional
plunderers, and the honesty to resist
the temptation to corruption which be-
set the Representative on every hand.
Maury County can furnish number
of such men; among them / beg leave to
mention AUSTIN w. POTTER, Esq, DR..
AARON WHITE, offspring Hill, EDWARD
KUHN, of Oolambis, DR.. JORDAN, Of Mt.
Pleasant, and wTTHERsrooN Peterson,
of Cross Bridges. There are many more
that might be mentioned, but this is the
type of intelligent, earnest, incorrupti>
BILE men that would select from.
r. an e - TAX PAYER.
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From the Richmond Enquirer, August ST.
Alexander Owen, colorcd member
of the House of Delegates, from Hail.
fax, was in the city yesterday. He
has no trace of white blood in him,
but cvinces the same attachment for
Write people that mauy-uf-i. race
did before the late ,unpleasantness.
He takes his ma ne from his former
master, Colonel William L.. Owen, oi
Halifax. When we saw, him yerter-
day he was talking to popular at
tache Of the House, for whom heeyi-
IDENTIFY cntertains an Faffecti0natc re-
gard. As their conversation was
about as interesting as ;most 1.sintei.
views now published insthe news.
papers, we give it in brief. tl'.i heas
| House Well, Alec, who
are you al going to send to Congress
for the II flax district? $ g,,l. : -.
1 Owen don't know. thought OF
resigning the Legislature and running
myself There never was "a better
chance for colored man, They
think that when we get SO far that1l
do; but I'll show them better.as -
House Attache--I thought Clarke,
| of Pittsylvania, was candidate for
the nomination. Het-ss4 IA asof ~
DOwen-Why, C.Y. Thomas would
beat him out ofhis boots. HewouIdn't
be nowhere. h f'i-sh ssit ,,fiapiis
House Attache-What Of Colonel
Wood, your Halifax friend? ~ ~ NJ
Owcn-He hasil't got his disabilities
removed yet and can't run. -ss:,ss, =.
| House Attache-WelI, Alec, / sup
pose you have spent all your.lnoney ?
Owen-Nary time. Learned from
Richmond eleven fifty dollar bills,
and that, bet, is more than any other
member did. More than that, Igave
it to the Boss, and he invested it in as
good land for me as there is in Hall
fax. - Aa = 80 'a''i. -ir'-''i l'si'
House Attache-You believe in the
Boss Colonel William L., Owen? !,
Owen-I reckon / do. You all
seed how well / got on in the Legis-
Iature. Well 1 didn't give a vote on
any bill without hearing first from
him. went to see him, all the way
to Halifax county, thirty-six times
during the session. General Malone
got his bill out on Saturday and Ihad
it to the Boss an hour before break
fast Sunday morning, and I never
told the, General how l would vote
until the Boss said it was all right.
reckon do believe in the Boss, and
! would vote for him for any Office,
even for General Grants place. s.;,s
House Attache-YOu gave General,
Malone q lift, then ~ 34s.-ssssig ,saj
Owen-Yes; and if it hadn't been
for me Mr.. Buford' bill would have
been defeated. Speaker Turner he
tried to kill it by amendment Satur-
day night, and Monday morning l got
the colored men oil right, and told
the white men were they going back
on my section when / had stood. by
thern. They then voted for Mr.. Blu
ford's bill like men. -
Here Owen inquired where was the
best sto-e to get good and cheap I'M
derclothing, and left to make pur-
chases of one of the EaQairer's adj
vertisers. aai ia. Lrs. 4o 7';iaf1 p
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OHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery Cour, Ia az
Columbia at the September term thereof 1863,
in the case ofW. B. Embry and others. VS..
Thomas A. Doason, / will sell to the highest
bidder at the Court House in Columbia, on
Monday the 10Th day of September $50, val,
uable tract ofland situated in the 10th civil
district of Maury county on the waters OF Bigby
Greek, adjoining the lands OF j. A Briggs, MS ITS
acres. and known as the Myers place. Also the
undivided interest of said Dodson in and to a
tract of land containing so acres adjoining the
before named tract and known as the Stray
horn place.
rom date of sale, except $3.50 in cash, the .pur-
chasrs repusrel 10 execute notes with good Sc
curity and lien retained for the purchase
money. j. l.. il'Liaho, u A" VI.
Aurl2 At.
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CHANcERY SALE on LAND.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
+. c. Huntington. Adn.'r, &C., vs.. Zillman
Smith and others, win sell to the highest bid
der a. the Court House in Columbis, on Mon
day the a6th day of September, 1870, a, small
valuable tract of land situated in the 18th
civil district Of Maury county, adjoining the
lands Of David Trousdale, Mrs. W 7. Porter,
and others, containing about75 acres, and the
same will be sold for cash.
Aug26. J.L. WILLIAMS, Z. Nj.
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LAND SALE

In pursuance of decree of the worshipful
County Court of Lewis county at the June term
1870, in the case of Samnel A. Whiteside,
admir-, VS. Elizabeth Harris, ct al, / will sell on
the premises on the 18th of September, 1870, a
mill. Also three valuable tracts of timbered
land adjoining, situated in the lst civil district
of Lewis county. Tract No. l granted to Jo-
seph &. Harris, grant No. 1911 on entry No.
So Tor l02 acres, tract No. 2 granted to Joseph
G.. Harris grant No 1912 on entry S43 for 345l
acres, tract No. 3 granted to Joseph g. Harris,
grant No. 2S7lS on entry 21S for AZ acres.
Said land will be sold on credit of six and
twelve months; with interest from date, notes
With approved security required, and lien re-
tanned on the land for the purchase money.
SAMUEL. A. WHlTESIDE,
til Com issioner.
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The news from the seat of war on
the 23rd may be summed up: Tho
Crown Prince was reported marching
on Paris by the Valley of the Aber,
with an army Of two hundred thou
sand. The people of Paris, the min-
iature world" with the patriotic en-
thusiasln characteristic of the French,
were making preparations for des-
peratc defense; the partial destruc-
iicn of the Bots de Boulogne was be-
ing made to prevent the secretion of
the enemy therein. Verdun was be-
ing surrounded by the Prussians.
The French camp at Chalons was
broken up.a i'soa laH fass
The war news that came on the 9th
inst. may be summed up: Bazaine
was preparing TO assume the often
sive: his communications were intact,
and he was pushing on TO Montmedy,
The Chalons army faced Thionyille
lodging the Crown Prince. Mac.
Mahon was in dilemma, being com.
PEELED either to leave the road open
to the Crown Prince, or by holding
il, sacrifice Bazaine's army. The
Z rown Prince abandons the road to
Paris, and seeks to form a junction
and crush Bazainc at Metz. Net
entirely surrounded. Prussia want.
TO send $1,000 wounded through neu.
trail Belgium. France protests against
the neutrality of Italy. Mediation
almost certain. No dismembermenr
of France desired. The Pope inter.
vcnes for peace -
Thc news on the 18th is very con
Trajectory: Aftertlle battle ofthe 16tl
there, were thirty thousand dead and
wounded. Garsee, town of 1000
inhabitants, was totally depopuIatcd
The battle of the 18th is declared e
iliayc been bloodier than that of Sa.
dowa. Paris is no longer gay. TIL
situation at Metz is drawn game
between BAzAINE and the Prussians
the former wants to leave Metz, but il
prevented; the latter wish to cut him
off and capture him, but is foilcd
One hundred and fifty thousand men
drill daily at the Champ de Mars
MCMAHON and FAILLEY will soon Of.
feet a junction with BAzArNE. The
Emperor at Rheims, silently awaiting
victory. Prussia wants no peace till
France is crippled. VIcToR HrGo
has on the uniform of the Home
Guards. Two hundred thousand
Prussians have been killed thus far.
1t is prcdictcd that the tide of battle
is about to turn, and that the Prus.
SLAMS will be driven across the Rhine
in less than three weeks. A decided
French victory reported 10 have ia.
ken place az Dawnillers. Belgian sol.
diers on the frontier have been fired
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\JuANcERY SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant 10 decree of the Chaneery Court Al
Columbia at the March term thereof, 1870, IN
Inc case of f. H. Spencer and others vs.. David
G. Moore, ct al, viii sell to the highest bidder
at the Court House in the town oil Coiu'nDla,
on Monday, the 10Th day of September 1870
two small tracts ofland, one of which contains
40 acres, and the other 10 acres. both OF which
are situated in the ] eth civil district OF Maury
comfy. on the Nstchez Trace road, adjoining the
lands Of S. II. Bingham, 6. W. Litsinger. and
Others, and the same will be sold separately.
Terms, twelve.months credit except s75 in
Dash, the purchasers required to execute notes
with good security and lien retained for the
purchase morey. -
Aug l2-it i'll. WILLIAMS, y. NJ.
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The Grcenvllle National Cnion-
hoists the name of Gen. JOHN C..
BRowS as its favoritc for Governor,
who, it says, Isl not only in full accord
with all the principles of the great
National Democratic party, but i'm
avor OF adopting the name Demo
crat.'' e f-'-t a'fi
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IrxeLEsrpE ACADEMY.

The 18th Scholastic year of this Institu-
ton will begin on Monday September 5th
Young ladies and children may here re-
ceive thorough instruction in all the
branches of an English Educatlon, also
in Ancient and Modern Languages. Mu-
sic taught by competent teachers. For
information apply to Mrs. $. b. MACK,
Principal. t2. -
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SHOOTING MATCH.

OHOOT1NG MATCH.
There will be shooting match at The Fair
the Fair, for a w. w. Grcener Brscch-loading
Shot Gun, imported by Macy ! Brown, of
Nashville, Tenn. Cost $3.50. Everything COM
plete. This match is open only TO those who
have never shot at a public mach. Each con-
testant to have ten birds, and s5oot all his shots
without intsrmssion. The gun and the ac-
coutrements can be seen at the office OF the
Secretary.ass JOSH G. BAILEY, See, 3.
w Maury Co. A., NJ, 4. d L.s- Society
Ann1h-ff L p.
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Regulator.

the bladder, camp dysentery, affections OF the
kidneys, fever. nervousness, chills, diseases Of
the skin, impurity of the blood. melancholy, or
depression of spirits, heartburn. colo, or pains
in thebowcls. pain in the head, ifever and ague,
dropsy, boils, pain in back and limbs, asthma,
erysipelas, female affections, and bilious dis
eases generally.
Prepared only by J. II. ZEILIN & Co..,
Druggists, Macon, Ga,
For sale by TITCOMB i WILLIAMS.
Columbia, Tenn
Pric 81; by mail $l.25. Apr2
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5tl

"a 5i Is appointed 10 DeHin on -lia
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th
And continue through ten calendar months.
MRS. F. G. SMITH, Principal
WIN. a. SMITH, A. NJ, Secretary
T. Fl. SMITH, - - Proctor.
Assisted by full and efficient corps of Pro
fessors and Teachers. Course of instruction
thorough and complete. No sectarianism.
Some Of the advantages We offer are: Ele-
CANT buildings, erected expressly for school
purposes.--A healthy location. --Capacious
grounds, % acres ST., 600 cabinet Of chemical
and philosophical apparatus.-Wel selected
library, 10 600 yolunles.-Large and well venti-
lated sleeping rooms with fire in each.-Abun-
dainty supplied table,. 5
Hereafter the collegiate or senior department
Of the Atheneum will be divided into ten sep
arate::schools, and pupils having completed the
prescribed studies will, after satisfactory ex-
school separately. A pupil having graduated
in the requisite number OF schools will DO de-
clared a full graduate of the Columbia Athen-
2um.
Several important additions have been made
to ouf corps of teachers for next session.
The free scholarships to the Corporation oil
Columbia, the Masons, Odd-Fellows, and Red
Men will be continued as heretofore.
Number Of pupils already instructed 74S5, ol
whom ia have been declared graduates.
Prices greatly reduced to suit the times
Ample accommodation for 500 pupils. 81
Students received at any time and charged
only from date of entrance. Tuition from $3.50
to 5000 month. Board $500 a month
For further information address the Secretary
Aug IL I'm. oi i'-
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II UNIVERSITY 8rr 5
n. OF NASHVILLE.

Collegiate Departments with Preparatory
school, opens Sept 18th, 1870, Courses Gas
sioal, Scientific, and select. Tuition rs 10 $50;
with boarding, furnished rcoms, &C., $1j0 10
$40 per term. For Circulars address, IA
-, - ,..fss No. e. KIRBY SMITH,
b ChaneeIlor of Univcrsify,
Or B. r. JOHNSON,
Aug. 10 Ct Principal o. Ccllese.
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~ IlHf UsHt IT ''f.-TI =
1 ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
STATE, OF TENNESSEE,
si' sf.r-py Cpr-STy

MACRY COUNTY.
j. A. Campbell VS.. ". II. Wood & Co.
1t appearing TO me in the above cause, from
the affidavit OF Plaintiff that the defendants are
nom esidents of the State of Tennessee, and
they having been attached BY their goods, as i
appears to me; It Is therefore ordered by mt
that publication be made in the Columbia
HERALD, a newspaper published in the town o
Columbia, for four consecutive weeks, for thu
said defendants to appear on the list day Of DC
tober, 1870, at my office, in the ed Civil Dis
trict Of Maury county, and plead to or defend
said attachment, or the same viii be proceeded
with ex parte as to them.
Given under my hand this Aug 20, 1870.
= Aug26-4t .t.f llf5i II. Ii. ALLEN, }. +.
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EXEcuTOR,s SALE OF LAND.

In pursuance of decree Of the Maury
County Court, in the case Of j.. S. Frceland,
Executor of James Frecland, deceased, VS.. Sc
lima Fox and others, viii sell on the premises,
on Saturday, the LIST day Of October next, the
tract of land on which said James Freeland re-
sided at his DEATH situated in the 4th Civil Dis
trict of said county, adjoining the lands of u.
f. Turner and others, on the banks of Duck
River, containing about 3l21z acres. SAID
land will be sold in two tracts. --+y..,.-...
Terms of Sale-s3d0 in cash, balance on a
credit Of / and years from day of .aie, with
interest from LIST day of january next, when
possession win be given to the purchasers
Purchasers to execute notes with good security
ard lien retained on land for such notes. -
,,.-.-eE L. S. FREELAND, -
Auge6 Exr. aud Special Commissioner.
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INcnANcERY -
10 bfr- fATCOLUMeIA.
Samuel NJ. Ncelcy, Admir-, vs. M.iE. Wiles and
fs---fa others. I'm
Nom Resident Motto

osoSis'
:. Il 81 Nom Resident Notice.
1t appearing tome from complainant's bill
fled in the above case that Amelia Franklin,
Mrs Scott, j. n. franklin, and one or more
brothers and sisters whose names are unknown,
Rufus Martin, Miriam Eastman and her hus-
band H. f. Eastman, Mary NJ. Bean and her
husband G. C. Bean, Sackey Baker and her
husband Ed. Baker, and Amanda Scott, are
defendants and non residents of the State Of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them. 1t is therefore Or
dercd by me that publication be made in the
Columbia HERALD, a newspaper published in
the town of Columbia, Maury county, Tennes-
see, for four successive weeks, the last of which
shall be at least one week before the next term
Of the Chan~ery Court to be held at the Court
House in the town of Columbia on the fourth
Monday in November next, requiring said de-
fendantssto then and there appear, and plead,
answer, or demur to compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing exparte.
Augla-4t j. L. WILLIAMS, G. & NJ.
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Col. THos. H. PEBBLES: Sin I'VE
the undersigned, citizens from vsri
Gus districts of Maury County, desirs
you to become . candidate for Tho
State Senate. We do so because o.
our bcliefin your intllcctual and moral
fitness'for the position. Maury coun.
ty, by reason of the wealth, culture
and intelligence of her people, occu-
pies a front place among the counties
Of the State in influence and fame
aud we feel an honorable pride in
desiring to see her represented in the
Legislature by, man whose charac-
ter and actions will give tone and
character to that body. In Col. PEE
BLEs we believe that we would have
such an one. Hoping that you win
comply with our wishes, we remain
your friends and ;feilow-citizcns,
n +. CHEAIRs, ~.
asfr gsfro5 B. A. NICHOLS, II
fm ri yhr RIFE THOMAS, yg,f q
j. c. MOORE, 3.
Kan -r., j. III. AKIN,
-ve .-ria,, M, j. IRVINE ,lB ~ [.
3. e sag az and many others. nr
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sf taFl .riifs ri-rHI 4
OHANCERY SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT.

Pursuant 10 dscree ofthe Chancery Cosrt at
Columbia ct the March term thereof 1870, in the
case Of Craig 4 Mathews, vs. A. 3. Wiley will
the, town Of Columb ia, on Monday the 9Th day Of
September, 1870, . valuable house and lot stu
ated IN sid town Of Columbia on the west side
Of Garden street, adjoining the lots ofJames L.
Guest, Powhstan Gor6ou and others. fEras =
Termss SIX, twelve and eighties mcnths cred
it, except $l0o in cash, the purchaser required
to execute notes with good security and lien
retained for The purchase money.
Aug5-td - J.. L. WILLIAMS, ca NJ
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MAtRY COUNTY rdR.

Sealed bids will be received at the Secretary's
Office for ten days. for he following privileges
at the Fair Ground, viz: iiaib tt
The Refrcshncnt privilege inside the inclos-
ure. aEsii sif - rs i-H taai
The Refreshmcrt privilege outside the en-
closure. r..
The Dinner Stand
The Hitching privilege.
Each bid must be separate. and p per cent
must be paid down when the bids are accepted
aud the balance on the first day of the Fair.i
Aug26-u :, - JOSH G. BAILEY, Sec'y.
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Bismarck's cuirassieurs wear snow
white coates, bright breast-plates,
and white plumed helmets.
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cuEMrcAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE

II is div dcd into the following departments
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.-ln this department.
every complaint known to woman IS treated
with unvarying success sisi1 81
CANCER observation-disclosures and tnIDors
arc here cured in nincty-eighs cases out oi
every hundred. iHLid bar t-ifsiq 'i
h DEPARTMENT FOR HKAEr DISEASE. In hi
department this formidable disease Is treated
with the most gratifying results. i,,la ii. ISIS
= Drp.RruySr 20. SkIN ,DIsEasEs.-Every
form of skin disease permansntg cured here.
/, ,(,oSsuuprIoS AND OArARRus ,DEraRrNENT.-
The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries in the treatment Of
lung, throat and nose diseases. ,, ,rt.f
EYE AND EAR DEFAgTaENT.TIh eye and
ear mos: tenderly and triumphantly treated
! CoSrIpENTiAL, DgPAIrxENT.-Deyoted tc
the exclusive treatment oil a class OF naiadies
nameless here, by an able proiessorship.
SURGICAL Der ARTMEST.-We daily perform
the most important operations known to sur
gerry.
All affairs ola private character held sacred'y
~ Office hours from O'Clock in the morn
(" til 6o'clpek in the evening. Open every
ing d " forenoon, from a. m. to " NJ
Gun .u isifit ia J. Is. RDSELl5,M y,
isstiT &, h. yFi8 sConsuing Physician.
-sii W AFseS, Secretary. 9fi'
T.. e.. WARRAN, Treasurer.
A treatise ON al diseases free oi charge 10
any address. i ME-
Aug 10
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
w. N. Perkins, and others, vs.. Nancy r.
- y - - Perkins ct al ~ :.

w. o. n. Perkins, and others, VS.. Nancy II.
Perkins, ct al.
1t appearing to me from Compliments
amended bill filed in the above case that the
heirs Of Mary Thomas, the heirs Of Phiander
Priestly and Gustavia Perkins, are non-resi-
dents OF the State of Tennessee, so that the Or
binary. process OF law cannot be served on
them 1t is therefore ordered by me that pub
lieatien be made in the Columbia HERALD, a
newspaper published in the town of Columbia,
Maury county, Tenn, for four successive
weeks the last Of which shall be at least one
week before the next term Of the Chancery
Court to be held at the Court House in said
town of Columbia, on the fourth Monday IN
November next, recurring said defendants to
then and there appear, and plead, answer, or de-
muir to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing eNpar;e. j. Il. WILLIAMS C.~ NJ
Aur12-tt
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A bysfander playfully remarked =
General, YOU and General Lee ought
to be over there to settle this.
Laughing, he said:-"The General
and mysef would, not make mucli
headway Rilitheir soldiers With our
limited knowledge of the German
language. No leader Should com
mand an army without knowing his
men. Here, l think, is where tllomis-
take lies in appointing sonanv okincr.
lean ofllcersto the Egyptian army. II
is very nice for the officers, who are
well,paid, butt viii not prove q
vel 5of The Egyptians. 1 -. .,ss' =
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.. Eye wisres..

Ii is said that nearly all the Prus-
sian prisoners at Metz wear ''spccs.
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FO r S A T. ID !.

I desire TO sell at privte sale a Tract of Land
containing (23) twenty-three acres, situated
three miles Southeast of Columbia, near the
Shclbyville Pike. The land is fertile, has a
good dwelling ON it, and web improved OUT
houses, and a good peach orchard. Terms
reasonable. -
,Aug254w JOHN LAMAR.
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Cure the Liver with.
DIR. s1h6N6ONs'i go.
Liver Regulator

A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted 10
be strictly vegetable and can do no injury 70
any one. l.. .E, a..f
Il has been used by hundreds, and known for
the last IS years as one of the most reliable,
efficacious and harmless preparations ever ofler-
ed to the suffering. II taken regularly and per-
sistentiy, it is sure to cure. 1.
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dissolution.
The firm of E. W.;& W.. Philips was dis
solved this day by mutual consent. -.l
EW. PHILIPS.
Aug s, 1870 w. J. PHILIPS.

Having purchased the interest OF E. W.
Philips in the late firm, | will continue the BUSH
ness at the old stand, upon the One Price Cash
system, and hope by keeping large and well
assorted stock of goods, selling at the lowest
prices, attention to business, and fair dealings
to obtain share Of public patronage.
Aug IL w. j. PHILIPS.
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DoN'T fail to attend the Convention
in Columbia on next Monday.