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THE DARK SIDE nF CHRISTMAS
In New York three indiriduals ccle-
brated Cl ristmas by drinkingsthem.
selves tu death. Mr.. William Griifi;hS
came home at noon, fund his wife lying
upon the floor, and the Christmas meal
unprepared. lie was 50 grieved at this
unwifcly negligence that he kicked Mrs.
Grifi;hs in the back, and sought his
dinner with friend. The next morn
ing the woman was found dead with
marks of violence on her person.
Griiitl.s was arrested on Suspicion of
murder. Mr.. Patrick Clark. book
keeper, also went on spree with two
boon companions, and died on his way
home at night. John Citizens. who
went the rounds with the deceased, was
arrested Gu suspicion of having accel.
Grated his death. The third case was
that of James Wilson, who wen! houlc
>Gunk Oh Christmas night lie was di.-
'coSe.sd on Sunday morning lying dead
beside k-yitc, who was herself too IN
3ioxicatcdto 10 enlesinto explanations.
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GNLASTRy.-The Rev. B. +. Whit

GALLASTRy.-The Rev. B. +. Whit
temore, NJ. c., took charge of several
Freedmen's Bureau ''school-marms" on
their way to the North. At Florence,
while wairing for the train, he proposed
to give Mr.. Gamb'e, Of the Florence
Hotel. the go.by. and take dinner with
a reverend colored brother. They
did so, and had very good dlu-
,ncr, for which the hon .,able member
collected of the ladies The sum of one
dollar each. Subsequently, one ofthe
l.dies compliu,ented the reverend col.
orcd brother upon the excellence OF the
dinner and the mod, ra price charged,
when, to her surprise, She learned that
he made no charge, and had received
nut u cent froll the uhco'orcd tplher.
.Sumt,r N,t0S.
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how Il divorce can contribute to smooth
the wrinkiea hsrpiucss Of several par
ties interested in a Very gratifying msn-
ncr. Mr.. l.. d. P;.lmcr anL Mr.. d. II.
Colsncr are merchants in good stand
ing at Sioux City. The former is eu..
gagged in the dry goods business, aud
the latter deals in jewclry. They are
old settlers, n.cu Of family, and held in
considerable cs' eem. Mr. Palmer has
been married nearly score Of years
His late wife. who is described Us
woman possessing many personal attrac-
tions. has borne him FIVE children, two
of whom are married. Until within a
couple of years back their welded life
was apparently Of All even and harpy
nature; butt" many months past it is
alle .cd that Mr.. Palmer has had occa-
sion to complain of tie injiecrcet beha-
yiur Of his wife toward Mr.. D. Il. Col
amer. well ;n-lu aud comfortable
widnwer with two children. lie was
very murh scnndalilcd at her conduct,
and the uuplcnsantness originating from
these. suspicious became the gossip Of
the town. \ m,ltua enlargement
sprun. " between Palmer and his wife,
which cuIuIina,ed in her suing for ii
!i,orcc on the ground of brutal treat.
ucnt, etc. The case was for s,me time
before tn" cuurf, aud underwent a thor
"u.h Investigation. Palmer, however,
,sp"t pi'ting an, bar in the way'of Sc
curing the decree, which was Srantc |!
III, wife "u the llrh inst. But when
rhrsc twain we've d Jared no lnrsrr one
flesh, Mr.. .Paili!er intiuia,cl /" Mr.. Col
Iamer that unless he married the hate
Mas. Palmer without any useless delay
there would he trr,blr, limiting that
n"n.c"n' pl'ancc woul'i be ID pistol for
one. Mr.. Cnllamcr and the id'c YRS.
Palmer surveyed the situation quietly
aud phi os"phicalIy, and knowing thar
Nr. Palirer is man stern y addicted
to the carrying out Of his spoken word ,
resolved to lose no time in making them
selvcs man aud wife, resolved To ln>e u"
time in making themselves man and
wife, which lille business affair WAS
cousumuaird On Sunday the Eth list. .
only ono day after the divorce had been
.rautcd. OmIhn Wprnki.
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II wish had your head" said a Ia
dy one day to a gentleman who had
solved for her knotty point. "And
Lwish I had your heart" was the re-
ply. WELL" said she, "sincc your
head and my heart can agree, | do not
see why they should not 60 into part
ncrship." And they did.
jeff D'vis ha baeaslcf' slo,o 900 by
n English woman.
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REPORTED CONSPIRACY IN BARN
wELL.-The Augusta Chronicle men
iions report that a.pariy Of negroes IN
Barnwcll County, names unknown, had
conspired to murder planter in that Sec
ton named Ashley. In order to carry out
this plan they intended to make taid
on the barn Of Mr.. Ashly, and then
when the owner came out to sec what
was the matter, they would have an op'
portunity of shooting him without being
detected. From some cause or other,
however, the secret Of the murderers,
like the secrets Of all conspiratcrs, was
betrayed, and Mr.. Aehley was Informed
Of the scheme laid against his life, and
t ,ok mcssures toprovide for his safety.
Accordingly on the night when the at
tack was to be made, Mr.. Ashley's son
stationed himself, armed, near the barn
in ambush Not long after the young
man had placed himselfin wait, the nc
grocs arrived on the ground and made
an attack on the barn door. Whilst
they were trying to force it open young
Ashley frcl on the gang, struck one of
their number, and the rest of the would
be murdcrcrs took to their heels.
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William took, United States Vice
Consul at Glasgow, has been c9nvic'cc
there offorgery and sentenced to seven
years imprisonment at hard labor.
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WHAT TO IIATE.-''I hate to learn
my lessons" cried little fellow showing
back his book US if he never wanted to
sec it again.
"Hate my boy, hate! Do you know
what terrible word that is? Never
hate any thing but sin;
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NwspApEs,L Laws Forthe instruc 17
guidance of some who may
possibly need information on the SUBJ
jectle copy the following:
z FEfmnsters are required to give ad-
yiceIby letter when q subscriber does
not Ike his paper from the Office, and
giiseI Iiie reason for: :itsnot being taken.
Neststing 70 do SO makes the postuas-
ier rEpopsible to the publiser for pay.
All person who takes the paper reg.
ularlEfrom the post Office, whether lie
has Subscribed or not, irresponsible for
.the ptsment ofthe Subscription, S:ie
Anyone ordering his paper discontin--
ued aastspay all arrearages, or the pub.
lisker1 1,pay continue to send it until
payntlJt is is made and collect the whole le y
ans whether il is taken from tue
ofiicespr not;
TIC courts have decided that refns.
Ing IS sakea newspaper and perio'ahl'
Gals lr5a the post Office, or remyl0nf elf
n,,Si "a s;r,ss tl,em uncalled for, rs pr
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The London Saturday Review has an
editorial on the Richardson Nc Farland
taagcdy. The writer prouounccs the
Astor House Wedding "Alsatian,. gro
re<que," "uauscous," aud "blasphc-
nous"
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-Thc year 1870 will lave fifty
three Saturdays. 1t comes il aud gocs
out on Saturday.
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REAGovA.! Al!

The subscriber, feeling very grateful
for the past liberal patronage bestowed
upon him at his 0ld.Sland, would re,
spectfnlly announce to the citizens OF
Kershaw, Lancaster, Sumter, Rchland-
aud Fairfield Districts that hc has re-
moved to his ~ i
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MISCELLANY.
laasExtraordinary Affair.
A singular accident, aud one Una

-, .. Il
caused the. greatest sScl'en'ens III M 'Ae
Hduiet town ofNmehester, occurred ~
Mon sy. A man named H'"s mas peer
engaged few days past repairing OF
rebuilding we'll upon the premises u
Mr. Cameron. Monoay NC Was d "o'"
about Thirty feet below the sur'ace' ~ wv
bottom Of tie well, layl g orick' vi. Il
which the well was to be buzz. lie u
msnweighing over 200 pounds, OF large
fame. Hewas standing in the water
aud sand at the bottom, and lnsens'o'y
to himself, gradually sank until ne o'S
covered that hi~ feet and legs snparly 10,
sthe knees were imbeddrd In a'qmck'
sand. lie made repeat, d efforts tomove,
but found that he stuck fast. Those
at work at the mouth Of the well we're
informed ofthc fact, and the rope wa
fastened about him aud attempts made
to pull him out by the aid Of tic wind
lass ,t the ton They were unable to
,moro him at all. and the pain to him
,v,0 CO acnte that thew were compelled
D.. roro lion arranocd
,I, .;u, .nr dooror
,,,ao 20 din him
Th ,.o,, ;o;n, small and Mr.
W.. ,o,,3 ocr in.
~ h;r, .ra
~, . !, Il, ,l.o
j: ;ul;S;s,e:., .;,, -. o,nS r,,
W ~ -, - soS;S. .ha.o Tbo sand
.,,, s,,sd in is SS,r :. on, Ind
49,. .nd;,;,r be rep,aiSss u, n;,,,,,
~, 1. -, .,d s,;mpl.n,s Tea,,
- aud he was .slive an&.
.. ,,or,;,,o =. n,,,,
90 LaIa. oo.tsd tabe u;sasr such cir.
,,,.n ,r,.l al.
n {: {: ::l.e,s-S ;-ifS -iSSasiS, TouS.v y HOLT .s
!. lrfs unfortunate man. i, .xt,iea.e 9
.,ffiself a. ahout Q o,.,dcL ,be arc
bslls of tso ,o,,a s..,,.l ...t,, {.
ssatzHsy rel -sa
men who had beep al VOL k aud Oh watch
mt the we'll during the hight.
With DAYLIGHT the men renewed their
>effJrts with vicor, Occasionally pau>ing
to speak an encouring word to the poor
victim. The first train to Boston bore
aocntlemap n in q oriest 0 some professional
miners who might possibly hugsc>t
ss,,me quick method IF relcacc. On
their arrival at the s.cne of operations
these gentlemen Immediately ordered
Some niles robe driven about him, in
order that the adhesive and contracting
nronsrties of the sediment might meet
with some resistance. This was psrtly
,accomnlisbed. when it WAS found ll.ai
one le, of Mr.. Wing was getting loose,
and alter soue bor:uy with long uugerS,
and Constant pulling UPWARD OF the
entire body BIZ means Of the wludl,ss
above, thclir. b was cleared. amid much
cheering FROM the crowd who surrol cd
the well ut the imminent risk not only
of nre,inp a fate similar to that of In,
man whom they were endeavurirg t.
rescue, but also Of breakiny thei,
uecks. This was at II o'clock. Thr
wood driven into the clay So relieved
the pressure upun Mr. WINS bay
that one hour and half later lie wa>
pulled up and placed OH terra frma,
though in very cxhau>'c condtiun.
He was instantly conveyed to NJ, Cam
A. r,,,,,..,o o,d.,.,rcd % ro.,,r ,b,
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e1ian was brought before Lord
ield charged with stealing a
x s s lid tic counsel for the!
g cssWa Mss sslhsrsrvcfe esaa tue prs.
oner for being 40 attorney,
"Comc, comc," said his loraship, "do'
not cxargcrate matters; if the fellow
had been an attorney lie would have
stolen the bowl as well as the ladle."
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THE Roll IN HEAVEN An incl
dicnt is relased by chaplaid, who
WIS in the army during one of our hard
fought battles. The hospital tents had
been filing up fast, the wounded men
had been brought to the rear Among
the number was young man. mortally
wounded and not allie to speak. It was
near midnight and many a loved one
from our homes laysleeping on the bat.
de nrtd fFTr5-stecp That
king until Jesus shall call fer them Z
The surgeons had been tier rounds
,,f ,, 2 80 s:ss
I ..ss-....,,..-.-,...--: before speech
less, calls in a clear distinct voice -
"Hrre!' The surgeon hastcned to his
sid. and asked what be wished.
Nothing said he; they are calling
the roll IN Heaven, and L was answer
ing to my nameF
He turned his head and was gone
gonc to join the great army whose uni
form is washed white iu the blood OF
the Lumb Reader, inthe great roll call
Of eternity your name will be heard;
can you answer "Here!". Are you one
ofthe soldiers Of Christ, the great Cap
tain uf Salvation? ...
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sainE gon when you are out OF tho
hasc. Endeavor to make yourself as.
aas9ble as possible from eight to ten ten
a8 then leave promptly. Short and
frEoent visits tell, when your setting
oapolicJ Of staying unM the old gen.
tldan comes down and asks you to re-
na,sa few minutes longer; and get
WI oFsbrrakfast would never count, The
~ Indies viii like this better and
ioef falF the fresher for not being VIC
tinFed from ten TO twelve the night
be6s, and make themselves m ,.''' more
cllduiug than ever the next time
Yo,Ig fellows suffering from their6rst
atta ( Of calf love will think this ciue
adslss but the parents and young ladies
willbots
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A PniLosePHI; Ex-HrsBAND. -
We iiGss lass,Go raasit ttiGi: ai,af
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
49, 11sa IL EzsszzsHHns
- - ~ n M q JI ~ MN.-.-NN

CHARLESTON, Sept. l6, 1859. !.
ON md after THURSDAY, septem.
Der jth, the Trains of the S. G. 4 Il:
will run as follows:
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1Ns,'0iA' o. MORNING.

ut which the boat had gono down had
]ammcd the keys SO that the men could
not cast OIL the heavy weight which held
them down. Their deaths had been hard
and lingering. Again this fateful vessel
was made ready for action, and voIun-
tcers being called for, Lieutenant
Dixon, Twenty first Alabama Volun-
teers, native of Mobile, and eight
men, volunteered to take her against thc
enemy.
The new and powerful war shin Housa-
tonic WAS selected for attack, and on
quiet night the bravest crew set ont
from Charleston in this terrible, name!ess
torpedo boat, that ever manned craft
before. Wo all know the fate of tho
Housatonic. Brave Dixon guided tho
torpedo fairly against her, the explosion
tore up tho great war ships sides, so
that she went down with nearly all her
crew within two minutes. The torpedo
vessel also disappeared forever from
mortal view. Whether she went down
with her enemy, or whether she driftcd
out to sea to bury her gallant dead, was
never known, and their fate was left till
the great day when the sea shall give mn
its dead.
But within few weeks past, divers in
submarine armor have visited the wreck
OF the Housatonic, and they have found
the little torpedo vessel living by her
huge victim, and within her are the
bones of the most devoted and daring
men who ever went to war.
Houston Telegraph.
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Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil.

DoWner s Mineral Sperm Oil.
A NEW OIL, 'chich rM not light ,nde,. 400
N degrees FdrenheH; never gums: is almost
od' rless and as safe as Sperm u, Lard OIL fp,.
FAMILY use, and rhen burned in tie MINERAL.
SPERM LAMP. tho light is equal to the best
kerosene, at cost not exceeding one-lialf n
cent. per hour. 1t requires but little atteu-
iinn, no trimming, and the chimney never
breaks from heat.
supply of this sotrty OH, and small
assortment OF Lamps, jnat received and for
sale by J.& T.. r. AGNEW
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EDWARD H. HEINITSE.
DRUGGLST AND APOTIECA

|'1'D <f1 OIIECAi 4,
COLUMBIA, SC.
The Drug and Chemical Store.
AT tho OLD etand Of Fisher e. IIcjnitsh
OPPOSITE PHG.NIY OFFICE.
>ezz=,.,,R WHERE DRUGS and MEDICINES
$ssasz4s sot every kind will be sold for cash.
WT at remarkably low prices: WHERE,
ExA Physicians Prescriptions and Fami-
64S ~ Recipes will be prepared. under
Mr: Hcnitsl's personal s,rervision
ana care. Where also the following indispen-
sable articli $ ma; be bad:
Fresh Citrate Masncsiu,
Elavoripg Extrarta, f;ncst quality
Toilet Articles and Colo.nes,
Toilet and Hath Soap, f.'r tho skin snd com
pcSion, Turkish Towels,
;athing SpoIges, Flesh Brushes,
Takers Brorna and Cocoa
Prepared Wheat, farirarcous Focd. for in
fants and inyalids "
Pure Extract of Calls Feet for Jnilv oud f,,.
Improving Sonpa and Crayics,
Gclatinr', Coke & CoOrcr's. sheet and shred
COI0GNfS and PERFUMES for the Toilet.
Tho rrophviacic character Of Perfumed
waters and Odors has in all ages received tho
sanction of eminent and learned physicians
lhe frequent use of these has often restored
the SICK and feeble to health and strength.
Clrcasslnn Bloom and Bloom of Youth for
rendering the Skin soft and fair as AI6Laster
Marble; removes all blcmishcs, frecklcs and
spots. ~ 'N
Aromatic Blackberry Syrup, fer Bowel Com
piMlnt. admirably adapted for children.
Esscnc" OF Jamaica Ginger" Peraors
'raycii"G towards the mountains or the sea,
~ ma tins article an ndisrcnaa bic requi.
ne. For sale by T.. II. ilEINITSH,
Tls,,x
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A R R O w TT r.

TTNHE "ARROW TIE" was inyented and 70
II tented by MIR. ]. J. McComb, while a real
Dent OF New Orleans, previous to the Iate
war warIand sales OF considerable quantity were
Since the war, it has been gradually prov.
made. 0o''ou rs
The manufacture and salo of that TIE ia tho
peach"ble proprietary right
for salo by all dealers in Iron Ties and
country merchants generally, under full qua
ROBERT MURE Mt ns1Aee ~ GprnaI ppices.
CHARLES !, BARTLETT, Columbia, s. G.. Ge.
neral travelling Agent for the Carolinas.
OU.y ~ 3mo
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Carriage Materials.

d1IIdS6 mHCGTIaIS.
-0 CONSISTING in part of HUBS,
[ES2S'Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Wheels
He@ Poles, Bolts, Malleable Castings
: &-Fifth - y Wheels, Bands Enanoifed
Leather, Dash Leather, Pntent and Enamelled
A1!es, Fire and other Iron, Dash Francs
Paints, Oils, Carrirge Varnishes, &c. &c
Our stock OF these guods is second to none in
Co?1l,umbla, ?1, and those desiring to purchase,
sept IL j. & T. r. AGNEW
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The manv friend, lho,, 49,.
., IouM ' ~ nlcn's' 'po'h eo!ored and white,
nate him for tho Office of pRORaTE 1ITDor
of Richland Countv ooDoH
--.'..o ~ oounty. Oct 19
Union Republican Non,ino+;on.
h9r Gocerhor.
hobEltT K. SCOTT.
fc', L,emtennmt- Gorcrnoy.
;, AlONZO j. KANSIER.
For Congress, 1hiri Ujs,r;c,
ROBERT Il. ELLIOTT.
EOT Senate.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Receiv


INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT THE RATE
SEVEN PER CENT PER AVWTS
ON CERIIFICA1 1ES OF DEPOSIT
AND NIX PER CENT. CON-
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON A Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President
john john F. F. Thomas rnlmer; vicc-rrceiaents
A.. G BrcniZer. Cashier
John G. B. Smith, Assistant Cashior
Directors
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia
+. W. McAlaster, Columbia
A. G. Haskell, (,olum bin.
J. ?. Thomas. Colunbia.
r. II. llcinitsh, Columbia.
John Z. Palmer Columbia.
Ihomas E. Gregg, Columbia
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. j.. Scott, Newbcrry.
". G. Maycs, Newbcrry.
3. II. Rutledgc, Charleston.
. Dahiel Ravencl, Jr.. Charleston
Mcchanlcs, l4aborcrs, Clerks Willows Dr.
Pnans and others may here t!cDosit tl,n,, soy
lngs and draw q liberal rate OF interest thcre-
on. rlanttrs, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing TO draw interest OF their funds until
they require them for business or other mr.
poses: fnrcnts desiring tn set apart small
sums Tor their Children and Married Women
ana Minors twhose deposits can only be with.
.n urawit ny themselves, or, in case Of death, by
thelr leEal representatives, wishing to Law
aside funds for future nee. are here affnrda1
an opportunity OF dcpositine their means
where they will rapidly accumulate and at
the Same time, he subject to witLdrawajwhe
leCneh. Aug 18
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POLISHING Powders.
M AGiC POWDER for cleaning Gold, Silver
1YI. &c:, ten cents per box.
iiipoil, for cleaning Brass, Silver, Cola &c.
Hath Brick for cleaning Cutlery, &C.
Just received and for sale by
Scpt2 J. & T r. ,GNEW
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Removal of Dental Office.

C Dir. ID: T.. BOCZER has removed his
cifif??' flee to Mr.. G. Dcrcks' new building.
on sIain street, over the Mcssra. Porter i
Co.'S Dry Goods Store, whore Eo offers his
Hrrfcssiona! services to his former patrons
aad tie public. Juno 2S
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Special Not1cea.

Special Not1ces,
PAIN KILLER-PERnY DAVIS g. SON
MANUFACTURERS AND rRopR1Erons. Pnoy1.
DENCE, r. I.
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS
rorn nnls ere. aenedy ls well known to be one of the
very pest ever offered to the public 1t
ls all that 1T ls represented to be. The teeti-
monlals In its favor, reaching back for a series
OF years. and the experience of long test,
lpcontestibly prove it to bo ono of the most
reuaoie Wa m speef1ics OF the age.-Otd North State.
this medicine Roman Citizen.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-We have tried this
mcdlcino, and assure our readers that it not
only possesses all tho virtues claimed for it.
Due IN many instances sulpasses any other
remedy VIC have ever known
1t ls really o valuable medicinc-it is used
by many hysicians.-Boston Tiuueler.
:. have used Davis Pain Killer, and consider
II ia All indispensable article i'll the medicine
Dox. 1t has effected cures in diarrhra and
for cuts and bruises il is Invaluable
Nc'C York Examiner.
spoken of in terms of high commendation
by both Druggist and Physician.
r [PhH0delphid Eagle
There is no medicine value 20 highly as
the ram klllcr-have used it for years, and in
every instance it has proved sovereign RENE
dy- Messenger, G'ens Fails. Ne,o lori.
hnown almost universally to be n GOOD
remedy Tor Durns, and other pains of the body
and Is valuable, not only for colds in winter
but for various summer complaints.
Oct 4 !it1mo [Christion liduocate.
Getting Murried.-Essays for Young Men
prioiy OF getting Married, with sanitary Gelp
Tor those who feel untitled for matrimo moniaI /
happiness. Sent free. in sealed envelopes.
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
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Appeal to the Citizens Of Columbia!

Appeal to the Citizens Of Columbia!
WTE, tho undersigned Committee appoint
w Cd at regular nl"ctinf of tho indie.
pendent Fire Engine Company of this city, to
solicit from the citizons of Columbia sub
scription to enable the said Company to pro-
cure Steam Fire Engine, do herewith
present tho said appeal, and would most re.
spccifully set forth the urgency and necessity
OF said great addition to the Firo Department.;
and feeling assured that our possession of
such n machine, as We now ask our citizens to
aid us i'll obtaining, will rebound moro to tho
safety Of property and speedy suhjuSation of
tic dcvouring clement than any means which
our city has ever possessed. Our citizens
are fully conciOus OF tho terrors resulting
from fire. and the very serious Inconvenience
resulting thcrcfrom. We feel confident that
if onr tiforis in this respect prove available,
in bnt one instance, we shall be fully remu
n"ratcd fnr orr laburs, which are alone for
the public good.
[Sibncd,] VII. NONCKTON,
Chairman.
LEWIS LEVY,
J.S. E!CINTOSH,
IT. WRIGHT.
&c. PEIXOTTO,
JOI \ DORSEY,
SULHBAClIER,
". A. HECKLING,
J.F SCiIKODER,
II. T.. CALYO,
p. MOTIF,
g. V. AI.i.WORDEN,
III. lIENNIE3,
T.J. HARPER,
Committee.
DA*Ish c. rElxorro. Secretary. Oct
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iE'iilS HOUSE has always enjoyed tho rcpu-
for obtaining tho coolest and most delicious
mixed drinks. The new brand OF Whiekey,
THE IIlBEhNIAN, is something ont Of tho
ordinary run. Call and scC me, on Washing
ton street. RICHARD BARRY,
April ProprictOr
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Notice,

NOL1Ce.
IA THE subscriber is now in recent of his
IN FALL and WINTER STOCK. coneistjnT
iH OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VEST-
1NGS of the very latest st Vie and pat.
terms, which has been carefully selected by
amino tho same, as ho hos one of tle finest
assortments of goodsin his line that ever came
to this market Have also on hand a aplrn.
did assortment of the STAR SHIRTS, conc
OF them tho finest ever manufactured.
Sept 81 JF EISENNANy