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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15
gtadt Cnlnmbns,

DerOtIen TalL-Sr. Delanp. unisr goun.
tp sNnralt, lbeantDortet In elmer Jldp9eren Ginien.
oung, i'm bie5taen Sourneis bonn 0snnerfag. ein(
ftriibsr tn bt1nielben 8latteD an i'm ersanaeps 9gf.
toroerunG. feline @riin6el fdr8 bas 6oIenIafen BET
Mntlaee desen ben oes Rinbes gaoroes beroddti8 &c.
Ipeienen SamesO hlen Der Osfsntihieit Arsisju9e.
Ben. Or erfidrt borin. aooB &c es bsb6alb untsrlaI.
len babe, cine crimineQe Antiaae eeaen ben perhaf.
|teten Dten 3u trhebena med ct aus ben in bsr Dor.
nnterin9un8j 81 Eage 8tt6r6erten 3euQetaMafagen
Die .ueber5tugnnB getuonnen babe OaB eS gam unb
gar inua6gli& fei, ben Dhlen bea MorbeS. ober ielka
bes II. G0rurl ber; ben lejanam bes Rin0es asIe.
ben babe fein 3ei6en s6aflr bor6onben mar, bob
oaHtIbe ifberbaupt auf i,nnntirli6e. ober e~etpoItia.
me Beile Surws Geben 0efou1ugel lei Ser einatae
Betueis, tuetMer ibn1 als Mnildeeri 81 0ebote geaai.
ben, more auf bic nn5spfrldii9e Ausfaes bess g8iai.
go HbnritoG rtoaeirt gsnsien. uelheu, 9epsnaber
ftanben babsn ioate. Oieltu. linen batte' obsr Ser
Sstla9te orei. 3eueen 8egendber5uiteaen s8ebabt,
nen1li9 Dr. OrurD. Mla8gie 6ettesheimer uB0 lSos
lepb Sburit0n, tDeI6 2ebterer bic Mnffage 0ss Wil.
liam Sburfton tn Ve3ug auf oas angebtihe Geftdnbs
nib Dblen's ~enttrdftet babens ipirDe. illus Dieien
@rllnoen, uno UNI benz @oitrtD Die Rotten zines lang
tplerlgel du teinem entipred enoen HeIultot fltren.
ben 4~sro3eiies 81 eriparen, babe es, ii ginperitdn6-
NIB nit BEN &idter. In Dfener @eridtsfbnna &c.
Hart, etne Anila9e niht erbeben 31 uoQenk un0 3ei.
ne Vrllnoe bafir auseinanoer geIegt. sWenn Dos
Ynblifum anoerer Mniiht iei 10 tonne Dblen ieben
aufD Roiten .hes Gountps aefihrt .rpsrben. sa..'"
IS s r. O.. ca ii i n, Der @eneroI. Moent her ,ppar
grnidrotion. raelbet ban wdbrenD Ser Ietter man
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liz 20 ~ "s.. .o...
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beiBt In 6rer Hribe m persebren infereiiiirsn
an srfabren. mas Die5e WrGhss ,insnti;M snthSit Tns
oSournoi Of Microseonns loot hnrii6,r N"i"enSss !.
Dian 6fne cine Muffer, bebaIte he Nriibns hssrisIhsn
in Der intern tiefen Gd6nIe mnh man snirh hmm
penn man ne inter einen1 m,crnston hptrnmtst IN.
ben. bas Ne bon ileinen. milf ghaien beSedtsn M,,.
tern. BON tpelhen bunoert nn6 %atpnn,in fnnm ,inss
!Soles Mauut einnebmen. f5rn1l;% minmnmeIt M,,ssr
6ie5er Muiernsriif enfhGt bie Wriihe mn p;rs 5ns.
aieue Warietdt BON Snfnlionstbierdbe imnSs MnrinisSsn
Don brei aona perihiebenen @ottinosm nm Wir.
mern. ypidt iebr oppetitlin. after al.
Civ. hIut;o -,
no Stns n'ettSt Vei~.@.e mno aus ZEN oe,
gIatte'n ,,nS sohu gta Sy,Toa i y. ss;t n;.rs yoS g ot'
- g.a ss ano Sovn S.up.t!Dn: I'VE leu plelsn SAP.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15
Notisen aus Gnropa.

Deuti9Ianb uieoer elm sRai5errei6. -
Nus Berlin miro unter'm s.. DECEMBER gemeloet:
prdloent Simplon ~fanoiste seitern i'm norooeut.
ihen Yarlamente on. baB er nom @rafen Bismard
Mnaetse erbaiten babe, oas 26nis DilbeIm ben 81,
tel zines Saifer8 BON Seuti11ano angenori-
men babe. Oie Bunbesbertrdse ipurben nod Der
0rltten He,ung eno8altt8 on9enommen. Oie BRO.
tof0Qe Der Betrrdge nit Baben, Seijen. Mi T.
temberg uno Gaiern iuuroenl ianttionirt. Z &
6 CgBas oie Diplomatic tuohl in 100 Sabren ni4t
er5ielt bdben tpiiroe, - bic ginbeit SeutihIanos
: bat Der 8riea tn faft ebenio pielen1 aasen su
Stanoe gebrant - nun gilt ts aber. Der Meaction.
pelde nod Dem Rtieee obne 3peifel ibr Saupt ME.
ger 5u erbeben periuhen miro, oeineu Oamm DorSu.
afdteben) 13auus4 ns 9E szcag5
2ugemburg.- Mus EMmfterbam uno Brill FL
tommsn aleidlautenbe Nadridten. aufolge beren
graf Bismart Der 9roB6er5o9li6en &esierung BON
yuysnlbur9 on9e3eiat baben lou, bob ct Die i'm Sab=
re 1867 sarantirte Neutralitdt oieies partieulariiis
iehen 3dnohens nidt Idnser anerfennen unb reipsc=
tiren rueroe, oa Ge cine Yerlebung oieier Neutralitdt
burg 1T elm bentihes Bunoeslano uno fam lid nod
Der Misunderstanding bieies Bunoes obnebies niht
auf bic Dauer bon oemiel6en ausidlieben)
u = Ssn elmer Patronenfabrif 5u Birmingham. gne-
lamb, fano am Donneritaas ben 8 Sec. eine grplo.
fion fat, als fGmrattideI Mrbeiter an Der Mrbeif ma.
rem. "a perionen ioaenfget6otet unb 30 bis 40per,
IeBt ,etn.Tlt9& J3d r2FMcflH8 ms nH slBea36 dHu ID
Sic Hid s "a &c tritt uieber in Der, gor.
bergruno uto gibt Su lebb aften gr6rterungen in ben
bsroorraeenoeren Bldtteru guropa',s AnlaB. Wfan
lit a~lsemein BET. leber8euguna. baB nar bur& bon
%ftdnoige NddSiebi8teit eesen bic 8 orberunsen RuB
lambs ieitens Der Surfei unop gngIanb,s Der Aus.
brua oes Rrieses perhitet tusrben t6nnen.o " I.
Berlin. IL. Dee am Samfas entffanb bier
elm Muaonk Deriel6e tuuroe berporeerufen burd
Die Musfabrun9 einert Qr0re. tpouadb perbeirathete
WGnner ausgeboben stueroen folten. d Nurf Die
2aHbipebr puroe berielbe unterbriidt unS bic Orb.
nung tpieoer beraeteqt. Gs bsrridt cine sroBe. I'm
5ufrieoenbeit iiber bic 4usbebune BON psrbeiratbe-
ten Wednnern fur bic Armee. ISL s1 7l4s .1TFS q
Glorenal1 IL. Sec. Der f6nigIi9e @rfaB. iuel-
der Die ueberlieoe!uns oer Hesierune mad Mom in=
nerhalb Der ndhlten s Wonate anjeist, lit Der Rams
nner poreeleat moroen. Gin Credit BON II MiQie-
men llpres pirb BON Der Re9ieruns p~erlanst sualeih
NIT Der Goroeruna. baB bic &.iebe genebmi9t uers
ben. ipelte eine Balis BON @urantieen ~fetiteien, Die
NIT Der 2eoniniihen 5taot in Werbinbung ftsbenoen
Yripilesten ii4ern uno benz 4apite p6aise uuab.
hdneisfeit nno treie Nusiibuns ieiuer seiItliden
Wtaht g~endhren louen. Das italienilhe Deficit be.
trd9t "a WiQionen 2iures. s5 .rrHtiaa5 SD asd
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15

.Ba Mebr .als bunberttauienb sperisnen jaerbsn
aliaDrlih N bis1snIl Ganbe an Der SdpinoiuAt,
ueibe nur Elm Spr6Blinei beg @atarrbs II, Ser
gigenthimer pon Dr. Sage's Gatarrb peilmittel
bteftet $500 aus far isoenl 11aqi BON gatarrb, ben e.
niht beilen fam, hsHi2 ss'.e5a tabE la.'L HIssaS
gu baben in ben Mpotheten ober sesen ginienbans
BON so gents per yo1t bon Or. 81 y. Yrce, Hut-
falo, u. y, 'H2A.b
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15

Sr. GriebriG g d m a "a I'm yteu Beoforb,
gofbocton Co., . bate bic @efdqisteit, bic Asen.
tur fdr ben yDeftboten fur ben bortieen Yfdb 3u iiber.
nebuen., sSnoemt mir bieies biernllt uniern bortisen
2elern an3eigen. MAIDEN mir nod b~elonoers barauf
aufmertlam, baB pr. Sdmdlj DON uns eru,ddtt9t
it, @elbrr fir ben g8eitboten gu empfaneen npo ba.
riber su %quitttten, iopie aud BeteIan9en fur ben
g8eftboten entse8enau neb men. i2a;sa 5s9I45 i2HL!6a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15
MaemtemsGutttnnaen.

6rn. s. s. 9. utnaF. @enss, g., $3.50 tmsfaaasn.
. R 8cusaoHn, 9biltepttf, 80. iFss5,2Oaisa. 4fI
Fl 4 s ss.sd KT' S.l 2 Su,,.,, ,,a sssSs sss.gg
Aug. Gbinssr, GrantttnG entrs, Soma 200 $3.50
Spbns aDie6emann. RanhelptG o. lT,62 = Yys.1ys
. pbiI. Gthstpf, Canton, p.1Ia1lss 1850 ~ r.gts
& S 4ermonn, Monrreptle, o., 2,55 S
Gr. Dpaeutad, Nortb. 0eorsstumn, 100
IS. q. Ste6,s QansafsrO... III
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15

a4os.5o Glad eaIbbarreIses So 81 90 ps Ossea>. Dan
daagtn e2s,oo.3ooo a1os9eetb Z SiAtNu1s sehNee0Oo
s e, s sssisssia D Sss sa l.ssssiSt.t( fas ss11tls -
s. @efIassl.- 1ltntrs aspastee % d5Or3. 81 NJ, Did On. a
81 ssSoi aSef sst ss Rei ISL. eisl ca, uSss ss IS s e, 1.sss's sss b ~ !,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15

SEa8m beiluus 'sasaHaS Res Gsaxtsrs
tan8 soer ranben Sale sstssa@tDssansSi
8ron&ial 9ro1es. sa,, ~. sas8
q gfop. H.6e r.jf4qsst98 5t = 80
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15

.aiS7 ,EssiEEiaa .alIaS si!B
gsn2 az ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-15
sr3 sfeip a1orfer GeHmerfaf.. r.sfssao .
Rrsiisl BET Resierunes- Houp5y i, 1fnigspa sa1orf a. : :.
36| .4Rr44.4, Ia 0ts~ 1870. 1sp "


!aR LII 1sEssN.'i
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
sUSssFUL PLANTING.

A nighd day spent in the midst
of the int gent hospitality and in
teresting fly ofour friend, DR.. JOHN
H. FURMAand somewhat careful
inspection his growing crop, are
among the asurcs and privileges ex-
porienced Is during the past week.
DIR. FuRN is demonstrating, be-
yond doubthe prac,icabilily of a
liberal emphent of fertilizers, and
the benefitsmproved seed and Alture
With the usf these, upon ordinary
pine land, lcotton and corn fields, in
detail and the aggregate, DOW pre-
sent plctusuoh as has been rarely
seen in thisuntry. And this remark
is by no mel extravagaut, when ap-
piled to up.ll.
The oottofe saw-sixty acres in
all-of diffen ages, in different fields
and manuredith different quantities
and kinds oiettili.ers- averaged, on
the Goth instully four feet in height,
a considorablortion Of it five feet and
upwards and ne of it less than three
feet. The pit was finely limbed, in
many places tloughly Unlocked in four
feet rows, andle fruitage unusually
prolific.
The corn--orhich we saw probably
fifty acres-cant fail of an average
yield OF twentye bushels per acre.
A noticeable ature of this crop was
that a cart-load grass could not be
gathered from t. whole of it. The
corn is cultivate on the lcvel-thc
seed being plant in a deep furrow,
(with the land W broken up) which
is gradually brou.t to a level by the
use OF the "swceI The cotton is also
cultivated with tl"sweep"-the usual
"drawing" with t hoo being entirely
abandoned, and ht implement used
only to destroy Il grass Immediately
on the line of thhlant.
We trust that r. FURMAN, at some
convenient timesill favor our columns
with detailed stement of his system
of culture, both ecotton and corn.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
PREpARE FOR OATS.

Corn-the staff of life-that upon
which the mass of the poor depend
chiefly for bread-is now an expensive
article in this country. Cotton, the
great absorbent, has brought US to this.
The acreage in corn, the present year,
we're the yield all that it could bo, under
the circumstances. must fall far short
OF being sufficient to meet the wants of
the country. And the prospect is for
scarcity and high price, next year, far
exceeding that of the present. The
present prospect of European war can
have no other effect than to lower the
price of cotton and increase the price of
bread -stufls.
In this dilemma, some relief may be
experienced from large oat crop next
Sumner. In order for this, the land
should now be prepared, and the seed
sOwn in September.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27

iudud to seek out the finest; ;fsgsta
and vskles Of the section 10 which
he hyIt is no wosder, then, that
,heYmse acquainsanes of tho Grad
ford" ery flrst season. .s:sS. &.,s
Thiskp,is justly counted the fGe.t
that lever been grown in this
countr1d although much adulterated
by miz With oommoner seed, is still
pressr1y many, In its purity. It
was bro to this section, many years
ago, b3. ROBERT BRADFORD, tho
decsasehd much esteemed uuc;s of
our ves4.hy friend aud fellow. .oi.isen,
g. w. oFoRD.
In dicy ard richness Of flavor
lin tb}uty and mellowpess of its
almost b red pulp-iu the proportion
Of it's sasripe matter-in its size and
symmetTand the magnificent dalk
green VI which enoirole its outer
surface, irtainly has no equal. The
seed ere to and very. small in size,
while bel ever iu number,,ban TO- 9th.
or melonih hose who would enjoy this
luscious 4 in it's highest perfection,
should Oh and plant, e.rclusioe!y, the
Bradfortn elon.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
X O $ X 90!

Prepared by DR.. j. j. Lawrence, tho celebrated
YsIciAN and CHEN ST, Norfolk, Va, is SAT- I,
rLEAsANr and RELIABLE remedy for ALL diseases
CAUSED by
TORPIDITY OF THE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF TIE BLOOD,
DISORDER. OF THE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANGEMENTS OF The NERV GUS
SYSTEM.
It punipIes and ENnIoHEs tho BLOOD, RES.
FORKS the LIVER and kidneys to a healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES the BOWELS,
and invIaoRArEs tho NERVOUS SYSTEM.
IL 10 NOT Patent Medicine.
FoRNULA around Zach bottle.
EsDoRssD BY the beet Physioian.
-. Tho MOST PoPCLAR Medicine IN ase.
Dn. LAwoHNoE is constantly in receipt Of
GRATEFUL letters and TESTIMONIALS Of REMARKA-
BILE CURES performed by Koskoo.
All letters answered and advice givon--yREE.
KOsKO0'for salo by Druggists everywhere at
ONE DOLLAR PER sorrLE. For sole by
]. 3. w. DsLorme,
July 2s-1y Sumter, S. O.,
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
mATlMON Y.

We regret to hrn, that the sick ness
ofa niece in the fnily off. Ii. DISaLE,
Esq, prevented te celebration of the
forty-fifth, marri,e day, by social
banquet, on Tucs.y last. Happy to the
two veterans has len liie's matrimoni-
al journey, and phsant it is, to stop at
each years lcngtl and retrospect the
past. With Long.llow, they have often
sung:
"Then como the wildweatber-come sleet, or
come snow,
We will stand by eao other, however it blow,
Oppression and sickns, and sorrow and pnin ,
Shall be to our true 10, as links to tho chain"
The happy coule will accept our
Fluctuations, and my years of matrimo.
NAL bliss overflow tie cup already full.
"IIonestwedlock
Is like banqueting houo built in a garden,
On which the springs clisto flowers take delight
To cast their modest odts."
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
SUMTER TAKES THE PALM FROM
CHARLESTON.

Our enthusiastic friends of the Courie,
threw up their hats, the other day, over
peach sent them from the garden Of
Mr.. WALTER WEBB, at 40 King street,
that weighed nine ounces.
Our fair friend, Mrs. A. A. SoLoMoNs,
has complimcntcd US with peach from
her garden-a luscious, blushing, rose
tinted peach, with downy rind, that filed
our sanctum with its odoriferous per.
fume, and, MIR. Courier, weighing Just
ten ounces. What sayest thou? Shall
Sumter bear the palm from tho bow of
her more luxuriant sister by the sea?
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
THE FRUIT OF THE GARDEN.

Vur esteemed friend, U. IL. NOISE,
Esq, appeared in our sanctum on Mon.
DAY morning last-his countenance ra.
'Ians with that. good will and high toned
sense of liberality and love of courtesy,
Which enter so largely into the con.
|al'uency Of his Misunderstanding as
sob'e specimen of the cantaleup as ever
s'aced the Italian castle of Cantalupo,
from which the name is taken) or the
home of the Armsniau, from whence it
ssa'd to have1been originally brought.
Its rich, mellow, quarters--yellow as
any sOid--smiIing its invitation to. the
luscious anotceau.A !, -. ~ ~ >.
From accompanying note, we.learn that
'Als melon,> which is designated as the
Nutmeg" variety grew on bed in our
'lend's garden, "a < 26 feet manured,
'''h yard 'yeepipgs and trash, and
lanted in IL hills. From the 4th to
he 25th inst, the yield had. been 81
'e'ons, all fine, ranging in size from an
0"nge to % inches 10 circumference
400 oIbs. 14a pZ$in weight The note
pays "plenty moyeAti,f rpening."
'HE"BRADFoRi3" WArER.MELoN.
col. JESSE THOMPSON, who, by re-
'o7aI hero, has recently becoAeSa nems
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
ns- Tho "Phooba Baker" Salve-

Ess- Tho "Phocba Baker" Salve-
100 years a secret
Cures as by magic
All Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Cancers,
Sore Nipples, and Broken Breasts, Chnpped
Lips and IInnds, Eruptions, Chilblains, Bitos or
Stipgs of insects, 60.
A Wonderful cure for piles.
Sold everywhere.
Ask for Phoebe Bakers" (and tako no other)
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c. Extcrminators.
"Costar's" (liqnd> Bed Bug Exter.
"Costar's" (pure) Insect Powder.
Use this (only pure) Insect Powder for
Moths ip Furs and Woolens, for Bed
bugs, Insects. &c.
"Costar's" (only sure remedy Corn Solvent
SOLD everywhere.
Ask for "COSTAR'S" (and tako no other.)
81 81 So nnd S5 sizes so"t by express.
Address "COSTAR" CO.. 13 Howard ST., NY.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
JUDGE CARPENTER, GEN. BUTLRR
AND GEN. .KkRSHAW.

AS appears from the appointments on
another column, will speak at Sumter
Wednesday, Aug. 81. The pressure Of
farm labor will then have been relieved ,
and we trust our planting community,
white aud colored will be present. that
those who have colored men in their
employ will cndeavor to induce them to
attend.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27

In many things the North has for a long time
boen ahead OF the South, merely because our poo.
pie have neglected their natural advantagss.-
In nothing was this moro palpably the case tban
In the manufacture Of doors, sashes, blinds,
mouldings, DO. This was noticed by Mr.. P. P.
Toale, an enterprising Charlestonian, and he has
now ono of the largest and most successful man
ufaotories Of doors, sashes and blinds in tho
whole country. See his advertisement.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27

n0- We beg the indulgence of our
readers not directly interested. in the
occupancy ofso much of the space on
our first page, the present week, with
matters ecclesiastical, whilst wo trust
that their publication may not be with
out good results.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
AsGOOD CHANCE
to MAKE MONEY.

NT1NTED. for the year 1871, q good,
w thorough, practical planter, to take charge
Of large Gotten plantation In this County
Labor, material and every thing necessary already
received. For man who will take care ofthe
interests OF the employer. rare opportunity
will be afforded to make money for himself
letter addressed 70 X.
Care Of the watchman OHlcs
T. ,Juiv 20-tf
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27

"Physicinns are like tho general class Of
friends, plausible when their aid is not required
and mewhat serTiceoble on occasions Of minor
exigonce; but Of triaing utility in circumstances
of real and urgent necessity" So wrote cele-
brated English oynio but whom We consider tho
vast amount of good done by tho use of tip
4" Old Carolina Bitters," we arc assured that thi
remark had personal object, and not a gsncra
one; for no ono can doubt their efficacy.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
FINE PEACHES.

The "6uest of the orchard" have found
their way to our Office from the hands
Of our old friend J. T. CUMMINGS.
And what is still more, probably, to be
appreciated, as the season rolls round,
and these good things are being enjoyed
by himself, he never fails to remember
the Watchnan.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-27
IIcalth,s Best DoGcnce.

"The weak eateth herbs," says st. Paul, so
that eighteen hundred years ago the valuo of
medicinal plants was appreciated. In tho Old
Testament botanical remedies arc repeatedly re.
commended, but In no passage of sacred history
is man recommended to swallow cnlomcl, or blue
pill, or any othcr IMMORAL preparation. The sick
wore directed to eat herbs to strengthen, them to
purify them, to heal them, to restore them. In
that day the art Of making vegetable extracts
was unknown. The horbal medicines wore nero
nfarous.
twas reserved for later ago to unite tho
sanitary essences Of tonic, srericnt and nntibil
ious roots, barks, and plants, with an active
stmulant. and thus secure their rapid diffusion
through the debiliratcd or disordercd system
The crowning triumph of this effective mode of
concentrating and applying the virtues Of inedi-
cinnl vegetables was achieved in the production
Of Hostctter's Stomach Bittcrs. Never before had
q perfectly pure alcoholic stnulant been com.
bncd with tho expressed juices of tho finest
specifics of the vegetable kingdom. Never yet,
though eighteen years have elapsed since it's
introduction, has this great restorative boon
cqualed. 1t is taken at oil seasons, in oil clncs,
as the most potent safeguard against epidemics,
al protection against all unhealthy exhalations
that produce debility on begct discase;as n
remedy for intermittent and other malurious
feycrs; as an appetizer; as sovereign euro for
dyspepsia; as general toi and invigoiant as
gentle, painless aperient; as a blood depurent !;
MS ncrvine; as n cure for bilious affections; as
a harmless anodyno; and Us tho BEST DEFENCE
OF HEALTH under unfavornble oircums tancos,
such as sodontary pursuits, undue bodily or
mental exertion, hardship, prvaton and expo
cure.
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ENlOKERa. HEARi

AT DR.. HUaHsoN's Family Grocery,
they keep fine cigars. The samples
kindly sent US, fully warrant this desig.
nation.
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"a Tho reply of"Sumter" oame to
hand after our columns were occupied
for the present week, and will appear 10
our next.
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4 LATEST egorATIpss on 4 /;
.,S0UfHERN sEguHTTfES.'
IN. CHARLESTON, B. O.,
oyTesssd Uessly 1y A. G:KA AUFXAlv,
= Broker, No. Is Broad Street. -

| G lQ2as.yesssd Uess1y dyA. G.;KAU,EXAlv,
Broker, No. rs Broad Street. -.
q. JULY - 1870. - :.
ooI Z: a.~, %, issi;s'a :ssss,.s 81 sISs i.
Si s4ssxoua1.,..-Auet.,;ss. e O., Bond, IA
7Si Charleston, g. G. Stock, lex or init --@4S;
do. Fire Loan Bonds, .-@7o; coluaOis; 6. q
!. RA,IsoAS Borp.-Bla;s Ridge. tnr.. mortgage,
oca@se; ch.ris..os spa Savannah. -@7o
Chsraw and Darlington; -ss |, Gre9nviiis sna
Columbia. (lst mort) -@s0; do, Estate gnar!
aptssye7@-, Nor,heastero. s--@92; ssvsn.
nah aud Charleltpn, tist unort) -soj do. Estate
ss; sp.s.n1sas aid SSsis U.iss. @ss d'
@RAiLsoAD srooks-Charlotts, Columbia and
Augusta, ,-@40; Groenvills aud Columbia, -
@2j Northeastern, @l6; sayNnnah and Charles.
ton, ..@3o;. South Carolina, .(whols shares)
ExcHAse.. 4c-Nsw York Sight, ! OF par;
Gold, ll6@l22; Silver, 1869 lo8.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
sBank Of Charleston ....................... 10
eBank OF Eewberry "."........ ....-0-
Bunk OF Camden. ........ ..............45@-
Bank OF Georgetown ...""."..." ."."".."-@5
Bank OF South Carolina."".... ........"....l5@
OanK OF Chester........ ............. .....".7@-
Bank Of Hamburg-.......". 100
Bank Of Stnte Of s. G. prior to lS6l......6O61-
Bank of State Of 8. O. issue 1861 and 1862 32(0-
SPlanters' and Mechanics Bynk Of Char arles.-(0-
ton.".. "..".."................. ...............-0-
Peoples Bank of Charleston. .......-@-
rUnion Bank OF Chnrleston.. ......."...-(D-
Southwestern r r Bank Of Charleston, o.
(old)........ ..."..."....- ....-@-
Southwestern r II Bank of Charleston, -(0-
(new) ..... =. ......-@-|
Farmers and Exchange Bnnk Of Charles o.
on....."..... ......""............... CO.
Exchange Bank of Columbia. a.............l5(0-
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw. .... ........... 4@-
Planters Bunk of Fairfield ..........s(0-
State of South Carolina Bills Receivable. .97.
City of Charleston Change Bi.ls.... .......97.
*Bills marked thus ~ are being redeemed at
the Bank Counters of euch.
Jan " 1y
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n% "Amicus" is reminded that the
absence of responsible name is an
e6sctual bar to the appearance of any
article in these columns.
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ERRATnm-

In the article Of "viudicator," in our
last issue, the word rendered 'sanp'cams,'
should have been 'soup'cons.'
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~ Our readers will enjoy the re-
view Of DIsRAELI's new book "Lothair.
by 9. II. NJ, on our 6rst page to-day.
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sALESMEN.-Scnd for Circular, a first class
business and stendv employment. b. F. HOWE,
81 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa.