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Die ilnterSribnstsn rfferirsu bierinit trr int
Ser;rn Der Staet Serantcn aels9enen, iebr at-
rGumissn ..lluirn YarE" CUR Miebe. 0aS Gt-
srutbum III su elmer SOmmsrwirbidaft isbr
pa0enb, ebrniO ;ur abbaImns spn pir Mics anS
9rlfsfeifrn.
@us csm @runtild bsInttt i'd Gin 6jsbGube
paIIene sur 98irtbi6aft, siu tsesdtsr Sau;lnal
unb arecre elrgetGubs.
8slB fam Ipaleieb ssgsbeu psrbsn.
gbtgen tts NGbersn prnee man iId an bic
Gissutbilmsr, 9barleS Srcpp, cher Sci 8.
Stint tier, in Srrantuu. 3im,70
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Gin Strrs, netii @pbuuna, in scr gtrr eIst-
niue unb nsbtn isr'f Sisfrrs Sptsl sslsssn. Sult-
tra9euee pCllsn litb mrlern tstSr. Niefsr Gds
Der penn aYenue unb Wulbsrrgifrabe. Zap
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Der llnter3si6uets, ipslber in Gplse eints int
mrr ldlimmer mGreenben gugencirens Iein 0r'
ItGft nidt IGnger mebr Ssricbtn fam, betet bier
nit Isiu pftrb, o'sibirr, SutGsrwaaeH, Sugsp
Gutter unp idmmtIihes ReBgfrssI6irr sum Der
faufe an. Yeeineungen su srfra9en bei
3lm,7O3m Qcuis Miintb, Dunmcrs.
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SScrlOGs(at iDirS /:

Gin iunssr Deutitr, i'm sIItsr sop t7-2O
Sabrsu, nm bic Gsrttrri 81 erlsrutn. MuB lt.
fen une ihreibtn fEuusn, I'M it6 aud ipnlf EiiB-
lid su n,d1sn. Ginem iplbeu fpir6 ein gutter
2cbn bsjablt ron Dasio alderman penn
gguenue, Scranton, 3im,70
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0Serlu110t fuirO:

Gin annGnbisss hsuiIGss 1Gb6m, psISss
Der rnsIiibru Spra6s pUafpmmsn mGdfs III,
nm in einem Speiisbauls aubuparirn uu6 ibrt
WubfIfunetn nit rttblitrn Sarearbritrn aus.
3ufiilItn. Darauf &s1rfIirtnhs mSern III ber
,,gBohtnbIatr- Office pcrfpre6rn. flap
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SauS uub gptte, seIrasn ait Grrarirabt. &C.
acnibsr eem ,,Natipual Gjarcrn," in rer If.
g8arc. 9lGbere sIuSfunit it I'M Snuit ielbif bel
Vbilipp Oimmler Su srbaItsn. t7mS2m
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SteQe0cGlab: !:

Gin i4iG6rissr Sunss, psIftr i'm D,utftsr
sismlih gut bsuanpert II une aud sinist 6,nut.
niIt i'm 9uslIhsn beiIBt ludbt cine SttGls. 9G-
here's in her GrpeeitipH %. vi. fita
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Ncrlalt0t SUcrcelt !:

psi cute @eBstr C9ut6sr), HrI6s tas
@urifma6sn griiublib Srritsbsu une sinier
8enumiiIe in btr eusIildsu Spra6t bab tn. II
msletn in ber Sffss eisIrs Slaitts. 2iaS
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- Sn 8bpbe Sslanb Tnb naturaliitrts
Sirssr, @ties, psl6e nttt psni9fenS
fur s135 @runbbsRb Rabsu, nttt itimm'
fatis; risislbsn Ssrlan9sn abtr in Sss
mdebeit bsS 10, amendments jsbt bas
SiimmrsGt. Die Sads pirb Spr pie et'
stsIatur sttra&t wsrbsn.
= Der fetSbniabrise Satcb 6arnii6
In 9aneaRsr County, ga, mar pur& ras
SittleIsn aus rem SGusGsn sstUmmsn.
Die 8itsIfsls: uSc absr psine 5anb
Upsr psin Gub bid drssrt, 70 Haue tbn
at, uuo pirf ibn ron rtr. 80 if teftr,
bae bu gum 2stsn labm pbtr Elm 8riipptl
stnseteii, bsnn bae bu 3pei 5Gnte ppsr
jrti Jibe babsf, unb ptrpeI 4 In bas eipte.
Gsusr sswUrfsn," braGte i'm 10 nett, baB
tr Isin linfss Setn auf ben Slpd lt9te
unb nit brsi trdftissn artbtsttn abtrenn'
ts. Or mari saun ben abestausnsn Gub
melt meg, iebts ii& bin une tel&aute fetn
p.rfimmsltss 8sin. Grps dritIiasr 5ilfs
Rart sr an gsrtlutuns. Bic gum ltBten
aussntIids bIisb sr babel, Sa6 er rt&t
sstban babe.
Yt:sburs, "a. apriI. Die 5abrit pom
Graham u. QYon In Gait 9tbtrtY brannts
bsuts 3Orssn Solfanbts at. SsrIuR
800, 900; gerf6sruns $4,000.
Ntw, gOrt, %. april. Gin nsusr @s.
fsbfntwurf, psl&sr bic 9lTsmblp paifrt
bat unb nun wpbI pirtIt6 @sisb psrSsn
pirb, srnsnnt Gbaunetp 81. Dspsp, Gp.
rus Curtis, Slaue geu, Samss 3. Nidol'
Icn unb emanuel 3. part ju Gmisra.
tiOus. GUmmifarsn. Die Napcrs Don
9lsw gDcrt unb 8rpUflpR unb bic prdTD
bsnttn Der bsuti6tn unb iril6en 9tIt1'
I&aft lpIlsn RitsIisper Der GCmmiiiiou
blsiben. 9aB bic NabI faum l6lsGtsr
Bate ausfaatn t6nnsn unb Gin S&lae
ben DsutI&en tns @sfiGt H. trau&sn
mir ppbl taum ;u psrfhsrn. Die armsn
btutI&sn Ginwanrsrsr weyesn tSbt in al
len Dinssn bintsr bic irii&sn Suradss'
.bt, itrs SntsrsGtn psrnaaldflSt psrrsn.
rnb trusbtm Iisfsrn bic bsuii&sn GIN
manbersr bic rsi6li6t 5dlftt ets OtIpts,
ron weI&sm bisfs Gpmmiifcn telplest,
uRb ibrs anfaltsn untsrtaItu wtrrsn.
sic frGten in Ter GUmmilfcn Sur Salits
Ssrtretsn itin - Ts babsn absr RON nsuu
1itslisbsrn tlp6 sinsH Sa&paItsr ibrtr
Sntsrsfisu. Die afemtlY III bstaaHtIi4
gut beHCtratti&, b. b. iriiH!
9bilahslpbia, %. apriG. Der Gsutr.
marf&an SIadburn bat istnsn SabrsStt'
ri&t ausssssbsn. Der gsrIuf tsi Gsusrs-
branftn i'm pcrissn Sabre bstrus 5,000.-
600 Dollars; gsrlt&sruns barauf 4, 900, ;.
900 Dollars. 0sssn Sranbaiftuns wur.
rem psrlOntn SsrurtBsilt.
Srtb, %. april. 81. psnnIptsanta.
uns Ssbus'Sas' 'Gii.nbnbn.g .gOmpasnis
rrsanifrts fib ssftrn bur& bic DasI
suH 13 Dtrtftur,n. Das attirntapttaI IN
tsrsits esjstdntt. Die Sabn piro 100
Ntilsn lang ittn.
philadelphia, "a. 9lpril. @tttrn 4benb
lO3 ubr b6rts hsr g8GGtsr In Der Suutb.
mari Saut elm 9srdul6, ais Of iemane
ben Ssriu6 maGte, bic 9sp6lts ju Ct.
trshtn. Gr bCIts ZEN nsbtnan ppbuen.
ben GaiIisr unc tsibs fanesn btt Der Dad.
lu6uns, bdb bic ginbrt6er bic 3biirsn
SOn tnntn ssrndssIt battsn, T@ tu,ptlhtu
nu@ fdeH our& has Dad rieesr entf.rut
6attsn, uRns Ssuts ssmudbt Su bateH. SpI
@.wDIts bsfanesR F& uHssfStr $40.
100000,
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SarmOnie Stub.

ii. rsssImGbiss @sldGftssriammluns pire
am Spnntas BEN 4. Wai gladmittass nm 2
llbr i'm GlublpIalr asbaIteu. glls MifaIieesr
iinb einsrIaetn. @tc. WabL S6riftf.
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sStanla 0Serfnmf:
pradtUpIIt
9ei1l1itatte1l!
So

arbeiter unb Saubperfer.
Die getten Iiresn an ttn Stifsrlcn, atams,
gpaIbinatcn, Wsrmins penn, 6ranflin, Wipn'
isp, prppiesnrs. Rews2IOrf II. Raricn arenuts
unb ait ber g., s., 4. une 3. StraBs. gIlls Stra-
Gen linb ausselsst unp aerbnet. Die G'runtlfids
iperesn duf biligs Sseinsunssn serfauft. 0ise
Gotten lnb btfanut uno srlrgtn all brr Gilmore
Qanelreds, auf tieisr Ssite ron G'rrsn 8trss
une ceebaIb pieI ndbsr ;u Serdutpu, ais ir9tnb
ptlds 2pttrn bic isst gum gsrfauf nnsetctrn
peretn.
Die 9rbisb unb Susdutbanna Gilsnbabn une
bic Serantpn u. prppiornes Strabru-Giisntabn
fabrsn srrabt burh mad Der WrnitY unb pro
pibtnre gpsnue, une bic Sunmcrt Strabrn Gi-
Ienbabn pallrt iunerbnlb Sisr Sauarss an ben
9cttrn am Cbtrtn Gnes Srrbti. gln tsr unttrsn
Seite begrGnst Der 2adawanua 6Iu6 eas 9anb.
Ter 8siistitsI fur pisls Gotten ii untsinritbar
unS hisIsItsn pariiren i'm prsile pom 200 bis ~
900 0pldrs.
8iir SsSinsunssu, plan &c. frass man naS tti
Spbn SanSlep,
23IS Rr6teanpalt
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OSerl0il0t tt)ir0

Gin sntrsifGtr Rann, psIdtr siufn Wassn
,u irsibtn ptTifsbt um tintn lritt abitBtaren
artifsI su striaufsu. gu srfrasrn in rieitr Of
nee. 2Sap
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3at fpcrG0ufcnp =:

Gin Sabre altes suts5 gferb, ;psi SussisS.
Gin 2umtsrpasen, Gin nrusr Gutter, iirfi rinfa9r
pfsrcsgeIbirrr, cine SuTalcbaut II. I. To.
NGbere Austlnft ertbsiIt g. @YBbrcb,
17f70 gIr6bale.
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Neltc 9lalsci9em.
@armum0.

SD parnt hermit Ssbsrmann, meinem COB.
ne 5tnrp ART ttpas ,u bergen Cssr Jpn auf
mtiue Rs6nuns III bsberbsreen, Ia i4 feline
S9ulb irssnb Rsl@sr grt fir ibn bssabIr.
9arI art irnirr,
Srantpr, 27. gpril-3p
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Slecb eSmStrml,acmte


3lt Oerfdufeti.
Cine partis BON rs Slsbinlrursnts inS
untsr billigsn Sseinsunscn su rrrFaufen. gSc?
nst bic Grpsbttipn, cher Serr 6rieer. 3eufsL
in petsrsburg. i7mS7O
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ScbtOcimcsiicbterit

mads i'd bisrmit brfannt, ta5 i'd fiipIi& tiHtu
biibI&rn GbsT gutter RalIs aussfauft babe, bI
isesrjsit 8sstn ssrinst 9trSilmns SH DisnifsH
ifebt. Spi. 9aume1rtntI
t0m;70 NtSssr, GtHarfrabt;-
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Notice,

NOClCe.
NAa THE subscriber il now in recent of hi.
IA FALL. and WINTER STOCK, con.istinp
mof CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VEaT,
INGS of the very latest Vie and nat.
terms. which has beoD carefully selected by
himself, and invites the public to call and cx.
amino the sanlc, az he has one of the tincst
assortmcnts Of goods in his line that ever CAME
to this market. Have also on hand a splcu.
did assortment Of the STAR SHIRTS, some
OF them the finest ever manufactured
Sept 24 JF. EISENMANN
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a singular fate has befallen the wife
OF master carpenter in Berlin. In a
space OF eight years she has been threo
times u widow through war; In the wear
1864 her husband was killed at the storm.
ing OF Duppel. In 1865 she again
married carpenter who was called up
in 1866, and killed ut Knniggratz.
About year ago she again married u
carpenter, and he was killed at the battle
OF Rezonville on the 2Sth of August
Some boys in the Centre Township,
Iowa, thought it would bo fun to "chari-
yarl" newly-married couple, but
tommy Harrington didn' t think 40 when
they picked him up dead q minute after
gun went off OF tho second story front
window.
at Jackson, Tenn, last week shut
zenfest was held in q bar room, in which
Mr.. Harrety officiated as target, and
Bob Mcknight hit the centro first time.
The former is in tho silent tomb and the
latter in the County Jail
For the first time in the history of this
nation, ono of the States of the Union
New Hampshire-wi show q falling off
in population by the census returns.
Some of his enemies are reprettino
that the electro-surgical operation re-,
Gently performed on the great American
dragoon did not Fitzpatrick.
Charlie Pettengell, one of the leading
ngnts OF the burnt cork profession, died
at Albany, on Monday.
@lNow race of men with oloven feet is
reported as existing in Central Mexico.
The entire population of Vincennes.
And., are prostrated with the ague.
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TO the Dental Profession

THO save natural teeth, not to DESTROY. must
Fha De ,1,e- the am OF every intelligent Dentist
teeth, sound or defective, which stand in the
way OF a full eet, is due, in q great measuro
to the impossibility of constructing, by means
OF ciumsy, block-rubber teeth, partial cases
or usefulness.
In order to ameliorate this practice, which
cannot but be repngnant to the better judg-
ment OF every conscientious and enlightened
operator, the Patentee makes the following
reasonable propositions:
he will dispose Of the sole right Of con.
s9Soa ssrSSslng a. 1dentures according to his improved
experienced practitioner residing thorein: or
the hight for a State, or State association:
giving also to the purchasers the privilege Of
sEahtlng icenses to such operators as will
ment
Il Or he will enter into an arrangements with
members OF the profession, by which thew can
nave constructed at tho Laboratory Of Rey.
noids % reynolds, under their inspection
ana according to his method, such cases as
they may desire; especially difficult, martial
caees, designed to prevent the mutiiation Of
Young sueJects, ana to enable those moro ad
vanced In age, to retain for many years, their
organs.
Opportunity will thus be afforded Dentists
until such time as they, having become con.
vinced OF its superiority, shall desire to OBJ
tain tho right to use it AZ proposed above
A margin, sufficient to secure the o-onera.
ton ion ofe1perienced and intelligent operators,
VIII be oheerfully conceded, for tho agency
tney must share in bringing this method
nc more IRE generally within reach Of the public
Lneir cooperation is earnestly invoked, as
by the general introduction OF this improve
,,n,, me,nt, the practice above referred to, so re-
Voting to humanity and so opprobrious tn tn.
profession, may be, to great extent, sup
pressed.
1t may be we'll to add hero, as demonstrat-
ing the availability of this method, that ont
or over 10o cases furnished by Il. Il X. since
ite introduction, not one has been returned ft,,
repair! In one or two instances. where, from
careless handling, when out OF the month, a
tooth has been broken, the accident has been
remedied to the great delight OF tho wearer,
With only few minutes detention. No other
system shows such results!
;C0rtiicates til may be had for any thing" it is
saio. we prefer a reference to duplicates re-
tanned in our Office (K. & R.) OF cases now in
daily use, which could not have been salts
factoriiy worn, il constructed on any other
plan. The wearers OF these have, in manv
lnetances, voluntarily rendered to us the
privilege OF personal reference
oct IA WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
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State Of South Carolina---Richland Co.
IN TIE 60 URT OF PROBATE.
by IR"s. Huison Wigg. Judge Of Probate in
Richland County.
WTHEREAS George A. Hall hath applied
wv to mo Tor letters Of administrator on
the eHtato of SARAH g. HALL, late Of Ricl-
innd, deceased. These are, therefore e, u cite
and creditors OF the said hoceascd, to be and
appear before ms ut Court Of Probate for
the said County, to bo holden at Columbia, on
tho 2lst day Of October, 1870, at ~ o'clock
n. m, to chow cause if any, why the said ad-
ministration s!ioull not be granted
Given under my hand and tae zeal OF the
Court, this 7th day Of October, A. D. 1870 and
In the ninety.ifth year OF American Inde-
pendence. WM. HUTSON WIGG
Oct y ~ Judge Of Probate
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PAIN KILLER-PEnnY DAVIS l. sos-
MANUFACTURERS AND PRoPR1EroRs PRov1-
DENcE. RI.
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS
This remedy is we'll known to DO one OF the
very best ever offered to tho public. It
ls oil that it is represented to be. The testi-
monlals IN it's favor, reaching back for a series
OF years. and the experience OF q long test.
Incontestibly prove it to be ono of the most
reliable specifics Of the age.-Oid North State.
We cheerfully add our testimony in favor of
this modicine-Romdn Citizen.
DAVIS PAIN K1LLER.-We have tried this
medlclne, and assure our readers that it not
only possesses all the virtues claimed for it,
remedy We have ever known.
Herald OF Gospel Liberty.
1t Is really a valuable medicine-is is used
ny many physicians.-DostonT Trdueler.
have used Davis Pain Killer, and consider
1t an indispensable article in the medicine
box. 1t has effected cures in diarrhGa, aud
lor cuts and bruises it is invaluable.
Ne,o York Examiner.
spoken or IN terms OF high commendation
by both Druggist and Physician.
nv, philadelphia Eagle.
There 10 no medicine l value so highly as
the iain kller-have used it for years, and in
every instance 1t has proved sovereign rene
dy:- Messenger, Gtens Fails. Neto York.
Known almost universally to be good
remedy for burns. and other pains Of the body
and is valuable, not only for colds in winter,
Dut for various summer complaints.
OCT lltlmo Christian lidcocdte.
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.MdoTob' 'E41tA1SpEh AND 7HB Pore. LIN

,.W1oTob. .E4MArtuE1 AND 1HH Pope. LIN
the. remarkable, letter Of, Vioeor,, Em-
manuel to the Pope, which has lust an.
peared, the King says that "tho party Of
cosmopolitan revolution is gaining in
boldness and audacity, and is preparing.
especially in Italy and the provinces
under the Government of your Holiness.
to deliver final blow. at the monarchy
and the Papscy." It wsuld seem from
this declaration that the occupation of
Rome is not in the interests of freedom.
but OF monarchy, and that, in view of
the dishonest inclinations of the Re-
publicans towards that city, Victor EN-
manual put it in his own pocket for snfe
Keeping. which is, no doubt, consoIn-
tion to the Holy Father.
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COLUMBIA. s. c.. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 16 1870
Notices.
ATAINTED DATMOsPHERE.-D Dlalarior

ATAINTED DATMOSPHERE.-.M .Malarious
fevers arc most prevalent in tho fall Heavy
and unwholesome e1halations then arise from
the Garth, and the great disparity between
the temperature Of day and night predisposes
tho system, enfeebled by tho summer heats,
to epidemic diseases. The sccretivo organs,
the liver especially, are apt, st this period of
the year. to become inert and sluggish, and
oil the bodily powers require renovation. The
best, indeed the only protection against the
morbid influences of tho season is a whole
some medinated stimulant. Pre-eminont
among tho restoratives of this class, and in
deed foremost among the remedial and pre-
yentive medicines of modern times, stands
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It's reputation
is co-cxtensive with tho Western Hemisphere;
1t has been a STANDARD article for twenty
revenue returns) arc far larger than those of
any other proprietary preparation on this
continent; and the testimony in it's favor em-
braces letters of approval from the most dis.
tlnguished members Of all the learned pro-
iesslons and from we'll known residents of al
most every city in tho Union. These arc its
credentials TC state what it is doing to pre-
vent and aasuage the sufferings OF the human
family would require more space than can be
given to the subject here. The dyspeptic,
the bilious, the nervous, the weak and ema-
ciated, the desponding, tho broken down,
hnd In Its renovating and regulating proper.
ties sure and immediate means OF relief It
is pure vegetable specific, at once safe and
potent. and for which the whole materia me.
alca Affords no substitute. Oct 16 t6
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Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver.
DANK BILLS AND COUPONS. JURY GER.
D T!FICATES. COUNTY CLAIMS, &C, &c,
bought and sold by u. GAMBRIII,.
OFFIcE-Columbia Hotel Building.
August 81 9mo
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Recei


INTER EST ALLOWED A T TIE RATEO.:
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUM
ON CER1IFICA ES OF Deposit
AND SIX PER GENT COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON ACCO L-TTS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President
john john r F. Taonas ratmer; vice-rresiden,s.
a. G Brenizer. Cashier
John @. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin. Columbia
Z. W. McAlaater, Columbia
a. G. Haskell, Columbia.
j. i. Thomas. Columbia.
E. II. Hcinitsh, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
g. T. Scott, Newbcrry.
W. G. Mayes, Newbcrry.
B. II. RutledGe, Charleston.
Daniel Rayencl Jr.. Charleston
Mechanics, Laburers, Clerks, Widows. Or.
phans and others may here dcno.it their nav.
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Mcn and Trusteee
wishing TO draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur
poses: PARENTS desiring to set apart small
sums for their children. ana Married Women
and Minors twhose deposits can only he with.
drawn by themselves. or, in ca so OF death by
their legal Representatives. wishing to Law
aside funds for future nse. are here afforded
an opportunity Of dcpoeiting their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and. at
tho same time, lee subject to withdrawajwher
heeoed Aug 18
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MNEg THE Carolina House.. !"

'NlllS HOUSE har always enjoyed the repu-
ta,,:n ct being the best place in the city
mixed drinks. The new brand OF Whiskey.
TIE HlBElN MAN, liz something out OF tho
ordinary run. Call and see mo, on Washing
ton street. HICHARD BARRY.
April PrOpri,tor
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Sapolio! Sapolio!!

TNHE brightest and best. Cheaper and
Il better than any other Polish for Tin,
Brass steel, Iron, Glass, Wood, and all other
metallic surfaces. For sale by
July 81 Z. II. .HEINITSH, Druggist.
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EDWARD H. HEINITSH.
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY

DhOGGISI AND APOIHECARY
COLUMBIA, sc.
The Drug and Chemical Store,
At tho old stand Of Fisher & Heinitsh.
OPPOSITE IHHyA'I-y OFFICE
E WHERE DRUGS and MEDICINES
@aazSof every kind will be sold for cash.
Vf at remarkably low prices; where
&AH PHYSICIANS Prescriptions and Fami-
~ ly Recipes will bv prepared, under
49, Dir: Heinitsh's personal supervision
and care: Where alro the following intispen-
sable articles may be had:
Fresh Citrate Magncsia,
flavoring Extracts, finest quality
Toilet Articles and Coloe hes
Toilet and Bath Soup, I ,r the skin and COM
pl, xion, Turkish Towels.
DAthing SpnnEta. Flesh Brushes,
liakcrs Brnnth ahd Cocoa,
Prepared Wheat. rsriEarro,ls Food. for in
fants and ilvalids.
Pure Extract ci Calls Feet fur jelly, and R,r
improving SnnIs and Gravics,
GclAi incs Crxu 4 CnuJr,'s sheet and shred
C0I.OuHt rs and PERFUMES for the Toilet.
The prDpl rlnctlc character OF pcrfumcd
al"r. and Odors has in all ages received the
sanction ut eminent and learned Physicians
The frequent uee of these hae often restored
tile sick and feeble to health and strength
Circassian Bloom an!: Bloom of Youth. for
rendering the Skin soft and fair as Alabaster
Marble; removes all bicmishes, freck!es and
spOts.
Aromatic blackberry Syrup. for Bowel Com
piaint admirably adapted for children
EHs,nce OF Jamaica Ginger" Persons
travelling towards the mountai aims or the SEA,
xil find this article al indispensable reoui.
lite. For rsle by L. II. iEINITSH,
,NlN DrngOjHf a
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The many friends. (hoth colored and white.
OF JOHN T. SLOAN, in, respectfully nomi.
nate him for tho Office OF PROBATE JUDGE
of Richland County. Oct 1s
TO Republican Voters If Richland Co.
THE following candidates for County Of
hcers OF Nichland aro respectfully submitted
to the people for their consideration. Beliey
Ing tnat the masses arc opposed to the action
Co!umbia on the 22d, 23a July, the samo being
not legal: D''"e
For Governor,
ROBERT X. SCOTT
For Lieutenant Gouernor.
ALONZO j. RANSIER
For Congress Third District,
ROBERT B. ELLIOTT.
Representatives,
HENRY DOBBINS,
WILLIAM MISHAW,
JAMES J: GOODWIN,
8. KRAFT.
School Commissioner.
ALEX. WILLIAMS.
County Commissioners
N. THOMSON,
A. G. WASHINGTON.
Il. I. CANNON Aug25
Union Republican Nominations.
For GoTern0r.
ROBERT X. SCOTT.
For. Lie,tenont- Governo;.
AIlONZO J. KANSIER
For Congress, Third District.
ROBERT Is. ELLIOTT.
For Senate.
WILLIAM Is. NASH
Representatives.
SAMUEL Is. THOMPSON
WILLIAM SIMONS.
JAMES DAVIS.
HSOP GOODSON.
Probate Judge.
WILLIAM HUTSON WIGG.
School Commissioner.
NATHANIEL L. EDWARDS.
County Commissioners.
JOHN H. BRYANT.
JOHN J GOODWIN.
URIAH PORTEE.
G: NJ. WILDER, Chairman
Aug "a Richland County Central CON-
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The many friends. thoth colored and white.
OF JOHN T. SLOAN, Jn., respectfully nomi-
nate him for tho Office OF PROBATE JUDGE
of Richland County. Oct "a