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Read What The People Say.

For information write to any one of the parties
and they will eheerfully answer you We give
you name and residence, together with disesse
cured. 60 and see them and be convinced hat
q Medicine can be offered without being proved
20 h. ku
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READIF YOU PLEASE.
EAT0N,PA.

Joseph DOdd-D afness, eighteen years cured
with three applications
Mrs. Henry shsnbsrger. frequently afflicted
With Sick Eesds,ke- ex:rt ne case cured in
one day.
John Waters daughter severe attack acute
Rheumatism cured in enc tsh day
Mrs John Ruth, iicedealer), toriurng pains IL
eide and bsck-eured By taking remedy three
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cations
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DIR. Wright, rheumatism, eaIed-
A. A. Hess says. he Knows the oil cured
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Mr.. La.eH frn Of L-well Martin, Drug
gifts. Allentown, says. Use my name freely in
recon me nding The Oil I have used il, and il
has done me more good than any remedy ever
tried"
c. EnAuss, "there is no remedy like IL. Have
used il for broken limb
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DIR. INGgLHiM'S
MACEDONIAN GIL!
Chemists knalyZe It.

william A. Chudlow writes US :: 81 am prae-
teal and analytical chemist, hove examined
your compound and know it TO be the greatest
neutralizer of poisons In the human system yet
Invented: and it will prove of vAluable conse-
quence to persons troubled with disorder.d Liver
and Kid neys, a. well a. CutAneols Eruptions-
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LIST OF
humphreys Hceopaihic Veterinary
SPECIFICS,

Ana tne most pr ominent diseases and Conditions
they are adapted to cure.
AA.-Cures all Fsvers, Congessions. or Infam-
nation, Lung Fever, Pneumonia, nfsm-
nations of the Lungs, Bronchis, Head,
Ryes, Throat or Belly, st.ggers and Fits,
Inflammation, Collie.
BB.-Cures all results of Strains Injuries Foun-
ders, rheumatism, Lsmeness, Blood or
1ncipient Bone SPAWN, stife. &c.
CC.-Cures Distemper. Chambers, Fsrcy, strsn-
giles, Swelled Glands and Scab and Rot
in Sheep.
DD.-Cures Bots, Worm, Grubs, ChoIic sud
Disease in consequence Of Worms
EE.-Cures all diseases Of the Air Passages
Coughs. Hesves, Brekea Thick Wind
Lrng Fever, Iraamed LuDgs.
FF.-cures Collie, Belly ache, Wind blova,
Dysentsry.
CG.-Cures Threatened Miscarriage. Abortion
CT Sinking. Imperfect cleansing.
HE--Cures Urinary complaints, strangury,
sosuty of Blood UrinAtien. Infa mea Kid
neys or Bladder.
H.-Cures Eruptions, Mango, Grease, Farcy,
Thrush, Abcess, Ulcers, Fistula, 8 elliDss.
and EryeipelHs.
tion, Constipation, Staring Coat, ParAiy 5
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Case, Coniplets, 10 Bottles and Book of
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single Bottles, 90
nsoiostof...'.. 30
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HUMPHREYS, SPECIFIC
Homeopathic MEDICINE Co.,
No. 56e BROADWAY,
~ These Medicines are sold by our Agents,
and sent in quantities not less than S. worth, to
any address, free of charge, on receipt of price
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A full assortment of the above for sale In
BOX Island BY
July Id&wIy Ca EEeER
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Macedonian Oil.

The Macedonisn Oil company will forfeit
n.oo0 for every one hundred remedies conoin
ed that viii give the public 'neh assurances %
eucces., in caring any Of he shove dneeses
the MAcedosisn Oil. spd that vii fuThisn soch
reliable certificates in the town rhefe Hshose'-
ured and sold.s
I0ertain cure
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Il cures 90 cases oat of 100. On an average
over the country, aud will positively b,t eft ever
one using II, TO matter how severe the dIs.ase
Headache and EsTAehe.
Sore Throat SpraiIs ard BTuises-
Cholera NOIbus IL - Ei,nUtes.
Neuralgia in 20 minutes.
Pains il sid and b.ck.
DeaiI .ss, positive care.
Cramp Cole IN minutes.
Diptheria, Bronchial Affections, Piles Centrne-
ted Cords, DsrsBgement Of the Liver, Kidney,
Painful swelIings, Psraly els, stiff ard enlarged
Joints, Falling Fits, rFl.y, etc, etc.
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sPRAINs AND BRUISES.

Wooster. Jan !, 1858.
Messrs. Ipgrahau 4 eo-Gents While haul
ing stone for the public buildings, / got my back
sprsined so that i was laid up for t~o weeks, /
finally got . me Of your Macedonian Oil, and in
one week wss ale to 60 TO work sgsin. There
Is medicine that viii beat yours. and any Of
my neighbo can tell you how had i ~as.
I'm rrasefuiiy your,
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Bilious Attacks, Ague and Fever
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Valuable Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale 1900 acres of LAND, the
Il most valuable portion Of the Dolby estute,
ON West bank Watcree river, twenty miles
East OF Columbia; ten miles below Camden;
five miles from Camden branch Railroad;
twelve miles from lne Of Railroad from
Sumter t. Columbia. The river affords fine
water transportation. Tie p,ace ls perfectly
healthy, with the finest water, and Il number
of the best la!orcrs i'll the County; bounded
by lands of Mrs. English and Blacks, and
others. 200 acres are river bottoms, the
greater portion safe from oyer-tlows with
river front of nearlya mile all cleared, except
200 acres Of finely timbered oak lands, and
under fence, producing finely Cotton Corn
aud small grain: and especially adapt ed o
stock raising; and large number Of cattle can
be kept tat all tho YEAR without feeding, and
readily sold on the place. The balance
t4,00o acres, arc good pine lands, with IL large
proporticn of fiae cree! bottoms. On North
and South Spears Greek; on public road from
Columbia, +" Camden, eighteen miles from
former place there are 200 acres good up
land cleared and under fence adjoining the
river bottoms: balance heavily timbered with
pine. There is fine residence conveniently
situated. and ample accommodations for
laborcrs. Will be sold in body or tracts to
suit. For further particulars, apply to F. c..
DoEY, Camden, or to Colonel SICMA, TER. Co.
nmbia, who will slow plats of the lands.
JOHN NcCAsKIII., Ecar the place. will show
parties the lands. Nov3t
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PHILO-FAIR PLAY.

Mr. EDITOR: My attention having
been called to communication in your
issne of tho Both of October, signed
"Fair Play" lin which he has played
rather foul,) I beg the use of your
columns to set him and the public right.
My bid for the same amount of work as
tho rest of the bidders was $35, ,OoG. ]
made another bid for the entire work,
including stone work, plumbing, gas
fitting, and iron work, which was $50, 600.
II was accepted by tho committee,
and almost any person with common
were wise in so doing, and studied the
best interest of the State in doing so.
This thing of crying "Ring" every
time man is disappointed, is too alb
surd to talk about.
JAMES NJ. ALLEN.
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Mn. E. 81. HE1NrTsH-DEAR SIR The bottlo
of Queens Delight which I purchased from
you has given me entire satisfaction. have
found relief from an attack, except BY travel
ing, change Of climate and diet. No medicine
ever before has produced 30 good an effect.
tirely relieved of pain. My bowels are reGu-
lar, TO. I experience no nausea, as did be-
foro taking the Queens Delight. l regard
this medicine one Of the most valuable. 1t il
pleasant and agreeable. l shall recommend
it. Yours, respectfully,
Oct 26 JAMES L. DOWNEY.
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The asylum JoD again.

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t appears from the COM
munication Of Mr.. G.. T. Berg. Architect,
that ho is not satisfied with my dis
claimer of any reflection upon his con-
duct, in my structures upon the Asylum
matter. The Board of Regents must be
exonoratcd in order to his own satisfac-
ton.
decline to go further in that direc-
ton. If Mr.. Berg takes the champion
ship of the Board, so be it. He has
taken his choice. I have assumed q
public duty. I have no personal or
pecuniary interest whatever in the mat
ter. do not intend to permit the
Architect or any ono else to interposc
his shield between me and the object of
my scrutiny. Now, to the point. The
facts exposed are these: Tho Board of
Regents, consisting of Ncssrs. 4. g.
-Mac&ey, Joe Crc,cs, Henry Sparmich,
'chitc. and llcssrs. Beuerly NASH, Sam
Thompson, Joe Taylor, B. Il. Bozema,,,
Il. B. Elliott, colOrea, by their sub-com-
mittee, consisting of Aiessrs. Beverly
NASH and Joe Taylor, advertised in the
public prints for proposals to do certain
work on tho Lunatic Asylum. One set
of plans and specifications were sub
mittcd for the guidance of each bidder.
It seems y, that Messrs. Waring, Johuson
and Bell made no estimates Messrs.
their bids. Mr.. Benny's my id bid pNv was as
S35, ,7o2. Mr.. Noyes' $50, AS, Mr.. Davis
$4,000. Afr. j. NJ. Allen, Senator from,
GreenriAc, got tic contract for $50 600,
| and not $50, 900, as was first informed.
These are Tie facts. Just hero is the ex.
planation called for which Mr. Berg
thinks I nm called upon to Offer /
disagree with him. The burden of ex.
planation is upon the Board, or upon
him, if he selects to share their fortunes.
If there arc facts withheld, invite him
to produce them. He must know all
about them, and nm sure he cannot
desire to keep them from the public.
But Mr.. Berg acknowledges to some
'informality," with which he says ambi-
guously that the Board of Regents
''may or may not be chargeable." Now,
just here, let the public understand
what that possible "iVormality" was.
The public have right to form their
own opinion as to the merits of this Sin
formality." Mr.. Berg seems anxious to
sift this matter. That is precisely what
1 desire. There is another matter may
bring forward, upon which the immacu-
late Board Of Regents may vouchsafe to
inform curious and observant public.
| learn that the Legislature appropriated
$4,000 for the Asylum work. How is it
that the Board now agrees to pay Mr..
Allen $4,000? What right had the
Board to assume that the balance
$42, ,000-would be forthcoming? Was
Senator Allen needed to engineer this
job through the coming Legislature?
Was this the cause of tho ardent par
tiality Of the Board for Senator Allen
Is it true, further, that the Senator did
| threaten tho Board or tho Committee
with the loss to them Of his influence?
l pause for reply. Let us have light.
FAIR PLAY.
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KNIGHTS OF TIE SOUTHERN Cross. "A
number of the officers and soldiers who
served under General Lee propose to
raise an organization called the knights
of the Southern Cross. The Society
will be beneficial, socinlly elevating and
mentally improving in It's character.
Every officer and soldier of the Con-
fedcrate army. and officer and seaman of
the Confederate navy, whose record is
justifiablc, and who served with zeal,
will be admitted to the privileges of the
order upon perfect equality. The first
sanctuary of the organization will be
started as early as practicable.
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"l's nifty cnri.," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike. while rc, ding about the impending war
in Europe, that tho Holerlorn creates such
an ana. ado in Yurr9p, when it's sich common
Old lady, having delivered herself of the
aboTC, took duse of I.IrpMAN's CHEAT GER
MAN DITTERs to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Bittcrs are for sale by all drug
Sists and dealers. Depot in Columbia. =. G.,
at GEIGER IL MCGREaoE'S, Druggists. SIS
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! The manufactures of Turkey are re-
ported, on recent reliable authority, to
be on the decline The, steel manufac-
tories, Tor which Damascus was famous,
no longer exist. The muslin looms of
Scutari and Tironva, which numbered
2,000 in 1912, are now reduced to less
than 200 spindles; and Broussa and
Diabekir, onco famous for their velvets,
do not now produce one-tcnth the
amount they did forty years ago
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Tho State Dental Association Of South
Carolina met at the Phoenix Fire Engine
Company's Hall, Charleston, on Tuesday
evening, under the call of the last meet
ing, held in Columbia in April, 1870
Twenty members wero present, and DIR.
Patrick occupied the chair. Seven let
tcrs of application were read, and all tho
applicants elected. It was resolved to
subscribe o sufficient amount to ontcr-
tain tho Southern Dontal Association,
which will meet in Charleston in April
next.
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Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Masons
Of South Carolina.

TNHE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION of tho
Il Most Worshipful Grand Lodge OF Ancient
ut Masonic Hall, Charleston, on TUESDAY.
the 18th uf November, 1870, commencing at
high twelve. The Presidents Of the various
inilroads and the Captains OF Steamboats,
Officers and Delegates, but all AIasons and
their families to pass and repass for one fare
The full fare is to be paid at the point OF
starting, and return tickets will be furnished
membership from their respective Lodges.
Worshipiul Masters and Wardens or Deleg atcs
Of Subordinate Lodges, Grand Officers and
Past Masters, will take due notice and govern
themselves accnrdingly-
Z. HUSH CAMPBELL,
Nov 10 II Grand Secretary.
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Watches, Clocks and JeWelry.
Board Of Trade

oOaA u VI IL duC.
4 MEETiNGr Of the COLUMBIA BOARD OF
N TRADE will be held at the Palmetto
HaN. FRIDAY EVENING, - O'Clock. To
say that this mertir', is imporiant-and that
the President desires Il full attcnlance-is al
most unnecessary. Members who feel a pro-
iitaGlc Interest il the affairs Of the city and
State. Will be prompt In their attendance.
Matters connected with the approaching fair
Will be submitted. E. II. liEINITSH,
lIor,KINs' L, o., October 81, 1870.
NoC.j2 Secretary
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True BrLh.-Ex-Governor Horny A.
Wise, abiding to the Southern dead ut
Point lookout, says, with much point
9na truth: eff our liberties aro now de.
parted forever, the truth will have to he
told in the epitaphs of the Confederate
soldiers--who were the last to fight for
tbcm.'
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rho Lanatio Asyluri..

Tho LunatGo Asylum. - - = y
Mr.. EDITOR: It has been stated to me,
on good gauthority,lshas the Board Of
Regentso of theiIunatie.Asylum are now
paying over $4,000 for services that. ,un-
der Dra Parker's reg;nte, cost but $500.
sHowSis this for high?" ! Z
PHILO.FAIR PLAY.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
3. Rush CampbclI-Grand Lodge.
just Received ut Exchange House.
j. Lee DiAon-Acacia Lodge.
r. d. Sem & Co.-Butter.
L. II. Heinitsh-Bonrd Of Trade.
j. p. Observation-Disclosures Notice.
j. G. Seegcrs-Chewing Tobacco, &c.
Valuable Land for Sale.
=. Cantwell-Picklcd Salmon.
Campbell ~ Jones-Mockercl.
Geo. Syu1mers-N. G. Butter, &C.
Geo. Brnns-Watches, Clocks, &c.
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C,)LUMBIA, s.. g.
Thursday morning, November s, 1870.
Tho Leo Memorial Asaociation.

thu Lcc 11enur1uI AsaUcIuttOns
We commend to our readers the touch-
ing appeal of Gen. w. 81. Pendleton in
behalf Of a monument to Lee. General
Pendleton's 3 artillery spoke for Lee loing,
and now his voice speaks cloquently for
Lee dead. Read the notice Of Gen. Pen
dleton as Chairman Executive Committee.
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The Commissioners Of Elections ut
Beaufort nave been arrested and carried
to Charleston, charged with tampering
with the ballot-boxes and interfering
with voters.
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Chewing Tobacco Just Received.
A FINE lot of tho best Pancake and Fig
N Chewing TOBACCO.
Nov g JOHN C SEEGERS
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MackereI

ludChSIGl
1An PACKAGES new 1IACKEREL, Bos-
lOO ton Inspection, Nos. l, 9 aud 3, in
barrels, half barrels. quarter barrels and kits,
just received and for sale low, by
Nov 3 CAMPBELL & JONES.
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Administrators Notice,

A LII persons having demands against the
~ Estate OF DAVID Fl. ADAMS, deceased,
viii present them, properly attestcd, 20 the
undersigned and those indebted to the said
cstntc, are requested to make immediate
payment to JOHN p. ADAMS,
Nov t13 Administrators
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 3
Nichcrson LouSe-J. NJ Smith, Boston:
Mrs. FL. Young, Miss j. Young, Miss Nj.
Young, Georgia; Phil. Lovenstein, Law
renee Langston, Arthur Shaw, Baltimore;
Charles J. Williams, Charlotte; r. W.
Williams, Augusta; L. r. Deadle, Phila-
delphia; a. Reppond, Savannah; John
G.. Whtner, Miss Eliza 8. Whitncr, At
lanta; J. d. Bruce, J. NJ. Seiglcr, New
berry; Jas. w. Anderson, William Ran
dolph Kewbach, New York; Miss Rut-
ledge and servant, Mr. Rutledge, Charles
ton; L. II. Torbett, U. S. A.; G. G. Ba.
ker and wife, Union; W. L. Donaldson
and wife, Miss Donaldson, Laurens; W.
NJ. Fleming, Spartanburg; Y. N. Butler,
e. L. Dickson, Manning: Judge Thomas,
sixth circuit; J. o. Meredith. Helena.
Columbia Hotel-J. S. Ryan, Charles
ton; Jas. Broune, Orangeburg; S. W.
Porter. city; Mrs. J. ?. Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. p. Weston, Fork; T. Il. Jeffers,
Richland; S. N. Smart, Ridgeway; S.
G.. Garner, Clarksons Turnout; ". D.
Aiken, Winnsboro; J. c. Bulen, Ridge
way; j. 3. Need, Q. A. Tomkins, N. Y;
L. i. Cross, Philadelphia; a. 3. Springs,
York; g. II. Riley, Laurons; a. NJ. Elroy
ard lady Fairfield.
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Having examined into the condition oT the
above company, and become associat ed with
it's General Agency, ccmmend it to tho
citizens OF south Carolina az one Of the safest.
most re!iat and successful Life Insurance
Companies in the United States.
Good canvaseing agents desired in every
District. Address, Branch Office. Columbia.
sc. II. il. SDEiiAii.
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y. HUSH CAMPBELL,
Nov 3 10 - Grand Secretary.
To Invalids--- Beef, Extract Meat.

To Invalids--- Beef. Extract Meat.
+ IEBlG'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL OF perfect iilvor and purity.
Persons suffering from vi. al digt -ticn. in
valids reGuirin. ',:reug: :hening diet, aged Per-
sons, children, infants after lring weaned,
aud ladies after confinement. will find this ex-
tract, properly prepared, highly beneficial.
D"liein'ls soup main Of j: at :. cents pint.
GiIcl o. :::GJ, hice. THlioca, AZ ltt!.o cost.
,Iust received, an9;Ae. ~: IF Sea Moss Fa-
zine,
Iiingont lI1s,aii'. ior Tie table,
Pare tirolad Blac; Pepper. For : lie nj
or.2s! Hh!INIHSuS Drug Store.
A Mammoth Raifs OF Fine Jewelry.
VALUED mt S1.0,1. 600 Chances, Mt So
each. % pIiZta, consisting oi
Fine Cola ana S!tvcv WATCHES,
Fine Cold BlEi%TPISS and EARRINGS,
SILVER GODLhTS, nc.
VIII com: OF at NY saloon az soon as tho
CtaDcrs arc taken. t'
rc.30 G. DIERCKS.