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HEALTII'S BEST DE

HEALTIIS BEST DEFENCE.-..Th
weak eateth herbs" says st. Paul, so that
eighteen hundred years ago the value of me-
dicnal plants was appreciated. In tho Old
Testament botanical remedies are repeatedly
recommended, but in no passage of sacred
history is man recommended to swallow calo-
mol, or blue pill, or any other mineral prepa-
ration. The sick were directed to eat herbs
10 strengthen them, to purify them, to heal
thom, to restore them. In that day tho art
OF making vegetable extracts WAS unknown.
Tho herbal medicines wore mere infusions.
1t WAS reserved for q later age to unto the
sanitary essences OF tonic, aperient and anti
bilious roots, barks and plants, with al active
stimulant, AMI thus secure their rapid diffu-
sion through the debilitatcd or disordered sys-
tenn. The browning triumph of this effective
mode of concentrating and applying the Wis
tues OF medicinal vegetables was achieved in
the production OF Hostetter's Stomash Bittors
Never before had a perfectly pure alcoholic
stimulant been combined with the expressed
juices of the finest species of the vegetable
kingdom. Never yet, though eighteen years
have elapsed since its introduction, has this
great restorative been oqualled. 1t is taken
at all seasons, in all climes, as the most po-
tent safeguard against cpidemics, as a pro-
lection against ali unhealthy exhalati0ns that
produce debility or beget disease: as 4 remedy
for intermittent and other malarious fevers;
AZ an appetizer; rs q sovereign cure for dys-
pepsiu; as u general tonic and invigorant; az
r gentle, painless aperient; as IL blood depu-
rent; nervinc: al n cure for bilious affoc
tions; as a harmless anodyne; and as the BEST
DEFENCE OF HEALTH under unfavorable circunl-
stances, such as scdcntary pursuitp, undue
bodily or mental exertion, hardship, privation
and exposure. Jan lGt6
For Sale.
A NUMBER OF valuable CITY LOTS for sale.
n Apply to Wv. McMASIER,
Jl6t3* No. Law Range, Columbia, X. &.
Lost,
inN last Sunday morning, 9th inst, at or
" near the Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad depot, a lava EAR DROP, with gold
bead at bottom. 1t is highly rrized, not ior
it's value but as the gift OF dear, departed
sistor. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at this office. Jan 1G %
Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.
| VXTE OFFER for sale 15U bushels Dickson
w Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained
from Mr.. David Dickson, Oxford Ga. last
spring, and which Was selected by him for his
I own use. Notwithstanding the unprece-
dented dry season, We gathered from $40 to
$500 pounds to the acre making twcnty-siN
bales to one mule.
! Price $500 per bushc.
OXFORD, Ga, November 4, 1869.
, I do certify that sold to Messrs. Richard
, O'Seale & Son, of Columbia, s. c., some of my
choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting
purposes. They proposed to sell portion OF
what tSoy raised Planters purchasing the
Seed they raise may rely upon getting the
genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON.
order Seed direct from Mr. Dickson, if desired
%Price ST. 90 from one to live bushels, or s. OF
! for five and upwards.
Jan 16 RICHARD ONEALE 4 SON.
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Beware, he said, of men who confuse
the faith OF the people. The govern.
ment can do many things, but there are
others which no power can do.
t You have votes, and votes are power.
/ It is probable that before another gene
ral election, every voter in the United
Kingdom will have the shelter of the
ballot. Our prospective policy, the
speaker said. is but little, for the go
vernment is unable to drive six stages
abreast through Temple Bar. The edu-
cational measure might come UP at the
coming session, but this was uncertain
Retrenchment, if agitated, was sure, but
necessarily tedious if wrong is avoided
| For free trade breakfast tables are a
| strong advocate. He would bid all
nations bring their wholesome products
IN free, but he said this as representa-
tive, not as q minister. Free land,
within ten years, would be the leading
question. The alteration of the land
laws, without diminishing any mans
wealth, would do much to arrest pauper.
ism.
The speaker then debated on tempe
! rance and the social virtues, wanting
which society could have no benefit from
legislation. 1t is only by the combina-
ton OF wise government, with virtu-
GUS people, that we hope to make some
step toward that blessed time when there
shall not be longer complaining in our
streets, when our garners shall he afford
ing oil manner of store.
The speech was frequently interrupted
by applause, and tho orator resumed his
seat amid great expressions of enthusi-
asm.
George Dixon, NJ. p, for birmingham,
followed in IL few remarks. The meet
ing then adjourned
LONDON, January 1.-The Times, of
this morning, in an editorial, applauds
the sentiments Of John Bright's speech
at Birmingham yesterday 1t agrees
with him i'll the statement that the Irish
grievance is not IL Catholic grievance,
and that Parliament should do ms much
for Ireland rs all Independent monarchy
or Irish republic, or rs much as could be
done If ireland were one of the States
OF the Western confederation. Benefi-
cent Legislation by the government would
be new conquest of Ireland without
confiscation, without blood-with, rs
Mr.. Bright truly expresses it, the only
holy weapon of frank aud generous
Justice. The land question is the most
difficult ever considered 10y an admins
tration, too serious for mere party con-
sideratiop.
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In the telegraph war between the 0, ;.
rators and the Western Union line, bolh
sides remain obstinate; the strike coz
tinues; the company and the men tadh
fill great deal of the space of som, Of
tho newspapers with their explanations
or complaints, but the matter of interest
to the public il that the strike continues.
So far as the press are concerned. the
company has made especial efforts to
serve it with news, though it has had to
strain every nerve to do so, with limited
force and nearly nll night work, which is
telt to ho very great Inconvenience.
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S. G.
Sunday Morning, January 16. 1870.
LET GOOD MEN RALLY EVERY.
WHERE.

We will not seek to disguise the fact
that great perils surround us in this
country. The republic is in danger
Open attacks are now made upon the
constitution, and the Safeguards Of
State rights and individual liberty are
assaulted with persistency and vigor.
The party in power has exhibited and
continues to exhibit an utter disregard
of the limitations of the Fundamental
law. AS the New York Journal Of Com
me'ce says: "The very foundations oil
our free institutions are rocking beneath
the onset, and the crisis will ere long be
reached" Nor is this ALL What is far
worse, there seems to exist on the part
of good men strange indifference and
apathy as to the political situation of the
country. Submission seems to be the
order Of the day. The most enormous
outrages are submitted to, md the
foulest corruption passes unrebuked. At
Congress and in tire States bad men rule
and good men stand powerless. Yet We
do not despair. Not yet have we lost
faith in the great body or the people
revulsion Of feeling must take place,
and the nation will surely be recalled to
its senses. AS for ourselves, come what
may, we intend to strike for the right,
as we understand it. Our journalism
shall be based upon our convictions and
our sense of duty, and we shall move
steadily on TO the redemption of the
country; or, ct least, to the point where
that redemption is, in our judgment, to
be found. Now, as before, we urge our
people to work and to fidelity. "There
can be no national prosperity, or public
virtue, without individual thrift and
personal rectitude." To thrift and
rectitude then let men adhere. We want
here and elsewhere, cheap government,
wise laws and m intelligent and honest
set of officials To accomplish this, let
good men rally. Let them rally here,
and let those who are disgracing their
places be swept from power. Let no
man despair of the country. We can
have country-an ocean bound repub-
lic-of which all may be proud. Let no
man despair of the State. We do not
intend to give her up, and he is de-
generate son of South Carolina, who, in
his heart of hearts, does not treasure the
indomitable resolve to make this State
once again State worthy of the devo-
ton Of virtuous and an intelligent
population.
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Administrators Notice,

TVNHE undersigned gives notice that OH the
i 2Sth day of January next, he viii, apply tc
w. Hutson Wigg, ESQ.,, Judge of Probate fol
Rchland County, at his office, ut 10 o'clock A.
NJ. for final discharge az administrator Of
William Ilussnng, deceased.
Dec 30 tl3 WIN. h. BACHMAN.
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Ihe income tax expires, by limitation,
in the spring of the present year; but
Commissioner Delano is either not aware
OF the fact, or is determined that the tux
Shall still be collected, in spite of the
limitation. This is shown by his order,
recently issued, for the printing of more
than seventeen tons of income return
blanks enough, as one of Mr.. DeIano's
party organs declares. to plaster the
country from Maine to Alaska, and to
lS;esp lii on doing it for the next twenty
years. The ssn1ee- -iissssa.spal-the iss.p Philadel-
phia hquirer-very justly says that this
income tax abomination is the most
fruitful source of fraud ever devised.
1t is unfair. 1t is direct provocation OF
perjury. 1t is levied upon the few, at
the expense OF the whole. It creates
spies on the most confidential business
transactions and maintains them at the
public cost. 1t is carelessly assessed,
partially collected, and occasions national
decentralization more than any scheme OF
taxation extant. The men who framed
it were, from the first, ashamed of it.
They acted in extraordinary times,
which demanded extraordinary measures.
Among these measures, were suspension
of the hadeas corpus, trials by court.
martial, Mr.. Stewards ''little bell" and
the income tax. One and all, they were
war measures; and, though they were,
alike, distasteful to free people, they
were submitted to, while the necessity
for their existence lasted. From the
very nature Of this tax, no man need pay
1T who does not incline to be honest
consequently, the honesty of the nation
ls compelled to pay the taxes of disho.
nesty. Again, the revenue raised by il
is insignificant and contemplate, in pro.
portion to the harm it works. And.
again, there is no necessity for the assess.
ment OF so obnoxious q tax. It NAV
suit the ambition of all administration to
say: "We paid off, in a single year. OF
month, or day. so many millions of The
great war debit" but. so long as the
holders of our obligations are satisfied
with receiving their interest regularly,
no one wants the debt to be paid off al
the rate of three or four dollars in n
second of time. The great war debt wa,
taken up, chiefly, by foreigners, who
bought at about sixty, or less. and thew
are now being paid, post-haste, to thu,
rnin of the trade Of S'ne country, NJ n.
rate of one hundred. There are nun.
ber of taxes that the present Conpras
Can afford to wipe ont. and the first 4
these is the inquisitorial income tax
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Notice.

TTNiIE undersigned gives notice that he will
Il apply to Hon. William Hutson Wigg,
Judge of Probate. at his Office, in Columbia,
at 10 O'Clock. ON 3lst January, 1870. for final
discharge 40 Executor of Priscilla Thompson.
deceased W. II BROWN Executor.
Dec - ~.
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Administrators Notice

VNHE undersigned gives notice that on the
il 9TH day Of February next, he will apply tc
W. H. Wigg. Esq, Judge Of Probate for Rich
land County, Mt his office, at 10 a. M, for q
final discharge as Administrator OF Mary E,
Turner, deceased.
Jan 8 t13 SAMUEL B. THOMPSON.
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For From February l, 1870.

e.. THE RESIDENCE of the late Mr.. j. s.
s[m Gngnard, corner Of Senate and Bull
ALstreets. The building is large and
roomy. Well and Lydrant of water, with me-
cessary yout-buildings. The lot has four acres,
with q large number of fruit trees, grape
vines, &c, and il surrounded by good brick
wall j. =. GUIGNARD, Admir-.
aJan II me- ~
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Fresh Onion Sets.
RED AND WHITE.
AT
E. E. JAOKSON'S
Drug Store.
Jan IL

Pocket Diaries for 1870.
PLAIN AND D,SELFCLOSING
0O DIFFERENT sizes and prices. Miller's
~ South Carolina Almanac Also, Lon
doi, American, Iural, Church and Pictorial
Almanars, for 1870. For sale bv
Jan Il BRYAN & McCARTER.
White Corn.
Gnn BUSHELS prime White CORN. for
WV sale low for CASH.
Jams EDWARD HOPE.
Jewelry, etc.
| have just received another lot of
RIA. fine DIAMOND RINGS fine WATCHES
GAalZAand GOLD THIMBLES. Call at VIM
GLAIE'S. next door to Mcssrs. Scott, Will
liams n Co.'S Banking House Jan l2~
Fine Gold Watches
lS2S aud Gentlemen, for sale ut
WILLIAM GLAZE'S,
One door North OF Messrs.
Scott 4 Williams Banking House. Dec16
Just Received,
A LARGE lot OF Ladies' White KID SLIP
N PERS. Also, fine assortment of White
SATIN BOOTS, laced in front all sizes at
Jan l3G A. SMYTHE'S.
Thorburn' 8 Garden Seeds.
LNRESH GARDEN SEEDS and ONION
n. SETS, at wholesale and retail.
Jan Ii EDWARD HOPE.
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~, AIJ.Es's LuSd BALsAM- The remedy
for curing Cohsnmpt ption; -Goughs, Bron-
chites, Asthma. and Group. AS an ex-
pectorant it has no equal. 1t is COM
posed Of the active principles of roots
and plants, which are chemically ex-
tracted, so as to retain oil their medical
qualities. -'-s
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC FpEAKERs who
are 80 often afflicted with throat diseases,
will find sure remedy in this Balsam.
Lozengers nnd waters sometimes give re-
lief, but this Balsam, taken n few times,
will insure permanent cure. With all
those afflicted with Coughs or Consump-
ton, give this Bnlsam n fair trial. they
will bo pleased with the result, and con-
fess that the SURE REMEDY Is FOUND AT
LAST. 1t is sold by all Druggists and by
FISHER " HTENTIsH, Columbia. JlN25t8
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New Goods.
40 HAVE just received another supply
IA OF fine English and French CASSi.
-1n offered low for cash.
O.. RBERHARDT,
Washington street, opposite Law Range.
Nov 25
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Minister Washburne recently informed
an American traveller mt Paris that EN-
peror Napoleon was never stronger in
power than he is now, and therefore has
sufficient force to suppress any disturb
anceS
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ia E III 4 ~ ~ Sps. 81.

FVNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
Il the above institutions will DO held i'll the
City of Charleston, on the second TUESDAY
in February next, the 9Th OF the month. Place
OF meeting, Hall of the Southwestern Rail
road Bank, on Broad Street. Hour of con-
vening, IL O'Clock y. m.
On the day following, Wednesday, tho 9th,
there will be an election held at tho same
place, between the hours of . u. III. and p.
m., for fifteen Directors of the Railroad Com
pany, and thirteen Directors ot the Bank. A
Committee to verify proxies will attend.
Tho following amendment to Article LIST,
Section I'd, of the bylaws, proposed at the
last annual meeting, will come mp for action at
this: Amend Article 1st. Section I'd Of the BY
Laws, by striking out tine words three
months" in the sixth line, and inserting "thirty
days" The portion of the Article in which
the amendment is proposed now reads: Nor
shall any Stakeholder vote at any general or
other election who shall not have hold in his
own right the shares on which he offers to
vote at least three months previous to such
election"
Stockholders will be passed as usual over
the Road to aud from the meeting, free OF
charge, i'll accordance with the resolution OF
the Convention Of 1854. j. II. EMORY,
Jan IG mtu Secretary
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II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition, nse SOLO
MONS BTTERs MI
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MARRIED.

On tho 18th instant, by Rev. w. w. Mood
JOHN II. BRENNAN to Miss SAI.LIE f.
MCGOWAN, both Of this city. No cards.
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Greenville ana Columbia Railroad.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICR.
COIuMRIA Iannarv LIZ 1870

NOftV"DlAI oHHuHIy 10, lOIU.
EshS Tz3 GHtsa5 ON and after WEDNES-
s5l11k - - y DAY, January 10, the fol-
lowing Schedule win be run daily, Sunday
excepted, connecting with Night Train on
South Carolina Road, up and down, and with
gusts Road going NORTH:
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Baking Powders.
DIETER than Prestons, warranted. Only
I'D twenty-five cents box at
FISHER Il HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
A ALEX. Y. LEE,
Architect, CivIl and d ydrn allie Engineer.
~ ENERAL Agent for tho state of South On.
N rolina tor Moule's Patent EARTH CLIO.
SET SoylU
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NOTICE.
CoLUMnEA, s. c., January, Is


Railroad Company having been formed
by the consolidation of the Charlotte and
South Carolina aud the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, and having executed
first and only mortgage on its entire
property of 1875 miles. including equip
mcnt, is now redeeming all the bonds
formerly issued by said two companies
by an exchange Of its first mortgage
bonds. These bonds bear seven per
cent. interest, payable in January and
July, and are amply secured by mort
gage on property which cost per mile
more than three times the amount of
bonds SO issued
The present price of the stock and the
business of tho road give ample guaran-
tee of the security of the obligations for
n permanent Investment. Indeed the
opinion is freely expressed, that there is
no safer bonds issued by any party or
corporation in the State, and they are
cheerfully commended to capitalists as a
safe Investment.
For the purpose Of funding the float
ing debt Of the Company, $4,000 of
these bonds are offered for sale to the
public. ut the Treasnrer's Office in Co
lunDla. w AL. JOdNSlON,
1G President.
Most EXTRAORDINARY AND ASToNISII-
ING EXHnlTIoN.-The largest lady in
the world. Go and sec her-for seeing
is believing. The greatest curiosity in
the world-tbe wild leopard boy He
has been on exhibition in the principal
cities throughout Europe and America,
and has been universally pronounced to
be the greatest wonder living Also,
many other curiosities that are worthy
of notice. TO remain, for few DAYS
only, at JASNEY's HALL. Doors open
from Q a. m. to p. M. Admission 25
cents. J156*
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leaves the hair soft and glossy, and is
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The beauty of woman-how marred by
blotches, pimples. spots, &c. The pre-
vnlence of these symptoms Of diseased
condition Of the blood is noticeable
everywhere See the young man or the
young girl. with boils, pimplcs, spots,
and pale. waxy, blanched appearance
of the countenance and integuments
generally, as we'll of the lips. tongue and
month, u pulse feeble and rapid, loss of
appetite. with Indigestion, fatulence
and irregular action of the bowels, low
spirits and severe headache, great debili-
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The QUEENS Delight is the great blood
purifier and renovator. Get bottle
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and best medicine you can use, as it
cleanses and purifies the very fountain
of life. Be snre to ask for "HEINITsHs
QUEENS DELIGHT" For sale by FISHER
& HR1NrTsH. Druggists. J13
~. AIJ.ES's LuSd BALsAM- The remedy
for curing Cohsnmption, Coughs, Bron-
chites, Asthma, and Group. AS an ex-
pectorant it has no equal. 1t is COM
posed Of the active principles Of roots
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tracted, so as to retain oil their medical
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Ornamental Hair WorH.l

TAE undersigned respi Hfally irt}orms til,
tdies OF Co!a%b,a n5a taA he ~ PTePpa1sa pnS
WIGS, COILS, CURLs, BRAIDS. etc., repair.
ed AID rejuvenated. Ladies' Hair dressed in
latest STYLES. Office over the Savings Bank,
corner Main and Taylor streets.
Jan96* LEON DOIJJASSON.
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The Train will return from Bolton to Ander..
son on Monday and Friday mornings
JAMES o. MEREDITH, General Sup't
Jan 1G
aS- Papers publishing by agreement with
the Company will cnpy.
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Guns and Ammunition.

UST received by William Glaze, fine Eng
~ llsh BREECH-LOADlNG GUNS, fine Eng
iish Powder, in Canisters, Shot and Caps, of all
kind. One door North Of Messrs Scott, Will
iams Il Co.'S Banking House. Dec II;
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Fashionable Dress-maklng.

sx.n MRS. NJ. J. CURRY wishes to an
nounce to the ladies OF Columbia
EXSHand vicinity, that she is located on
A. Main street, opposite Mr.. s. Por-
SfS qtf ter's Dry Goods Store. She qua
rantces Il good tit and moderate
prices to all who may favor her with call.
share of public patronage is earnestly soli-
cited. Jana 10
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Teas and Coffees

COLLECTED byan expert Choicest Moyune
~ Tyson, Japan and English Breakfast Teas
Mocha, Old Government Java, Laguayra an
common to choice Rio Coflees. Prices low an
quality guaranteed. GEO. SUMMERS.
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Watches and Jewelry Repaired
\ N the best manner, by frat clAss workme
Il and warranted.
ENGRAVING finely executed.
Dec IL WILLIAM GLAZE. '
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Just Receivl

A Card to the Farmers of Richland.
NlHOSE desirous of having advanced to them
4 CORN and BACON during the summer
BILE them to carry out their designs, will call
at the store OF ID. Goodman, Plain street. sipn
of the big Shoe, and leave their names
Ian IL
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Stock Taking.

WE want tn reduce our Stock to about one
fourth its present size, rs we going to take
We therefore offer great Inducements to cash
buyers.
Goods will be sold without regard 10 what
they cost.
Come and get some of the bargains
Jan Ii II J. II. IL nj. l.. kINARD.
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Cow Feed Cow Feed !

Us" received, fresh lot Of COW FEED, at
~ the Columbia Ice House. which will be
sold Icy for cash JD. BATEMAN
Nor 20 ONO
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. Ts.-Attsntion is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
VIM. Railroad Notice.
V. J. Tobias--Under Decree in Equity.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. ~
Ear Drop Lost. -a'>',> ~
J. s. MoMastar--City Lots for Ssf
Jacob Levin-ValuAbls Ssaa. I
II. O'Neale Il Son = Z
T. J. LaMptte-As
II =. Fra5ss-Saz1s <. + :.
J; Il. & N. L. Kinal Id W =
Change of Scheduled & YnSSss&
.. II. Emory-MeetiS o"ssSJSial
The weak and em9 9hated fnoAe,,A
'.MF health and sTeagth lis reseSTa "
the hse Of. Sof.oMoNs BrErRpa. NA
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Private Boarding House

IFIVaCe bUaru1Hg House,
N RS. SA MUEL WNSEND
Over X. &. Shiver's Store,
MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, q. c.
Jan IL ct
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TUTr's IMPROVED HAIR DYE is admit
ted on all sides to be the most simple
and natural Dye ever invented; it is
easily applied, does not stain the skin,
leaves the hair soft and glossy, and is
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