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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

The Erening Post talks Of what is or il not
proved by our Figures respecting the prices
and cost of Wooden Fabrics. Why not LET
your readers see thcm' We have ioyfully
thrice printed the Stewart Wells table. com
pairing the prices of certain Woolens in 1859
and 1869 respectively. We shall probably print
that table again. always assuming its sub
stantial truth. We have since induced Mr.
Fay, of an eminent commission house, to com
nile for us o more comprehensive taldc of
comparative prices Of Wooden Fabrics in 1860
and in 1870 respectively, which we have con-
spicuously printed, and shall print again. We
place high value on facts, believing that. il
the People have these, they will deduce there
from correct conclusions. Suppose now, that
you Just print Mr.. Fay's exhibit, and then pro-
coed to make what use you can of it.
The Post sees fit to say that
"Grant all that THE TRIBUNE says 70 be true suppose
that woolens are cheap Nm 'gold ls6O-yet
all rest OF the world gets them twenty per cent
cheaper than then"
Here is an important statement. We dues.
ton its accuracy. If true. it can easily be
proved so. Does all the rest of the world
buy its WOOlens twenty per cent. cheaper in
1870 than it did in 1902 This assertion is not
sustained by the fact that certain European
manufacturers, in order to retain their Ameri-
can market, have reduced their prices to bal
ance the enhancement of our duties. What
are the current prices of WoOlens in Rio ia
metro, in Lisbon, in Naples in Buenos Ayres.
and other large ports where British, French
and German fabrics are sold without regard to
our Tariff What are they in London and in
Paris, as compared with what they were in
1902 The Post has made broad assertion:
will it attempt to sustain it by facts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

HOnors are thickly thrust upon Mr.. Butler
81 Massachusetts. Nominated the President of
;he future but week ago, we now have him
pronounced the party leader of the present
But alas Mr.. Buffers last friends are as in
considerate as the first. His Presidential NOM
nation came from bis clients; the last pro-
nunciamiento is from Messrs. Beck and Niblacl
and the rest of the Democratic delegation in
the House. If any man has just reason to cry
" Save me from my friends" it is the gentle
man from Lowell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

The Committee on Navigation interests was
delighted on Saturday to find that President
Grant is interested in the restoration of Amer
can commerce, and understands the subject
thoroughly" Many Others besides Congress
men are beginning to comprehend that the
President, whom year ago they deprecatingly
pronounced "no politician" is developing
some quality very like thorough statesman
shin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

may aid in abolishing the tax by acting on
this hint. We may have II return to the old
cars, but the probabilities are that the existing
rivalry of the great lines of railway will, IN
the end, result in the regular supply OF these
frst-class cars at the legal charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
TERMS or THF TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
STMi-WEEKGY THBU NJ. Mail Subscribers. s4per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum
Advertising Rates.
D,uy TrIRTNF CSC SOC 4Oc. Coo. and 81 per line.
SKMi-WEEKLY 1WEU NJ. IS and 80 cents per line
WEAKLY TRIBUNE. 81, S. and s. per line.
According 20 position III the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address TIE TRIBUNE. New-fOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

say is not hopeful one. II mother. brothers
and sisters will not recognize in the grizzled
gentleman of fifty the spruce lad who sailed
away from England thirty years ago, it is
hardly to be expected that the eyes of old
friends will be any sharper; and the world will
probably conclude that man who could i'm
pose upon his family so long with cruel story
of his death has no business to come to life
again Mt all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07
BUSINESS Qutitts.

MOIIFR'S PUREST NORWEGIAN COD LIVER vi.
yssrs become almost Impossible 70 set any
n.terts the object oashle mode OF poou'
iuE sud presarng the lers MOurr OF Chrs'ana No'WA,
rpsre al Oh which perfectly pure and In ever respect al as
caB "lDr Sa,re before academy e MeIleRe Sc
= Nnica Record" Dec 1919 4fl. W IL Sohreln To- Soe
Assnt, Tor United States Csusd.. sold hy Druggists
BATCUELoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
.orH IS.np.ou harmless, perfect Applied at Factory No l6
Eondst sod eVsry.herr.
For PIMPLEs on THE FACE, Coined mes, Black
Head. Gru. Pmplr Eupous and Bolebei dagu'
r,ou On the Face PKBs C'aEpoNE AND PNrLH RRNEDf
IL reliable aud harmless. cous POISON Prepared onJ
Or PERRY, Boud y J. Sold by every druRssn New
Nork snd elseshere.
MILHAU's GOLDEN Con LIVER OIL,
rpo thosphe ~ Line great improvement made with tbe
uhteS efficacy viii pleasant havo ad easy gesu
I,Et- ia MHAU's 1873 BrOsdSsY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Limbs.
7s Broaiwav Y Chssgutst PbA 81 GreeDtt Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

Henry Ward Beecher is to speak on Temper
AHce this evening in the Church of the Mes
siah, corner of Fourth-ave. and Thirty fOurth-st.
other prominent speakers will also address the
meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-07

neghbor came as a supplicant. There are de-
grees of uglness aud uncleanness which neither
Gods nor men can forgive.
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cETRnJ CALENDAR.

lutheran Can~ch. R'v. Jacob Hawkins.
Pastor. Services every first and ;!li:G>ahhaths s
n II o'spcll. \. NJ: and on the second and
fourth SI',i,etil> IA j! COCK, =. ". Sum
,i.v Sc:.o,I AZ 8 . clock, \. NJ.
Beth i. len. Rev Jacob Hawkins. Pastor
Service every second Sabbath II II o'clock,
I. II.
prcshrEc:ian Chnr:h Rev. T. 4. M;chlc,
PA>tor Services every Sunday, commencing
ut II o'cl;,cI, =. III. aad p. II. Sunday
School 1t o'clrct. 4. u. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday night ats clock,
Methodist C,Urc;,. H.v. @. \. Darby,
Pastor. S.:vic.5 5 every Slhhatli 1; 10: am,
AMI S O'Clock, j.. r.. SNniar School at
Q O'Clock =. ~. rraver mcetins every We'd
ncS,i.,y night Il; S o'c;pc&.
Episcopal Church. Ecv. :. L. Niles. Pas
TOR. Services on first an:; third Sabbaih>
every ,.pnti, ut Il o'clnc& in the forenoon
IN IT c;ni!c-liChI.
The Associate Eeforroci Church is u:
present w!tho:ts pastor.
Pastors e: cnE"@y Churches who desire
:hcir &ppei=snc":s published will please
EiGu'i ;hrla IT,
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.. - Y}-I{lT DOES RE.lSO.

-" WHAT DOES REASON
SAT"-'Tnr iir'r m"NconS" when bitten by a
,;..r,r. >rnrs resorts - certain plant eats 9"
,, and s.:-,,.S ,;, ,fc: OF the poison. hat IS
;u.,;,r, itu;l i, h,.u-S ti,v other han!. must
,:;,rt i o., t;S S o:d :yie: i,':cc il selecting the
.,,,,Hs T.! ,rnr;.':r. ie:'th and lie against U''-
,y!,,. .cS.,,,. i:!!rrrc,s. Now what does reason
ye, o., ,l;< ,itIl Sn!rct" Does il not tell Us laf
10 ;T.i ararr a..& plriiv the system is the best
Wv :, ~. ..ci i a,linSt the Invisible poison
,,;ici; ..,.. c;a."> ,!;>ca--? Surely it Goes. he
;,r>: ..;;.,:ion <. what guide shall we follow III
f,.,o>iu.t . r...iicua safeguard: Esasoh rcPlcs
let von: ,!oG:tn" A+ experience. vel, tAe eXpe-
rienCc Ci cis Il cen years c0rtriSeu III one Uhoro-
ken >c:i"S Unsatisfactory te>tin'a'"!. 'S,u'ee US
that :o>.r;,,rs StualHci i'te:S pnS;eS> strength
= inc r...l :ti:- ard autiSep:ic properties wn'ch
are nDt cr;nhina.i r t.Ie >I;!e HAPPY proportions
in .:r OH. f,:p:l:::t n@ cNtdn;- lhtS tefeloFe
i =, which rvaSn: bids Us resort when
our I;r!'f'. : iin:.r.,lr either hv the na!arla
,yilic', L-oh;::.S r;j:,teric disorders. or hv any
.,.ncr c!il< lictiir: I:lPTr: aud coHSi iltt!o"a!
or cuumc:.ci WITH oar habits Occa.ra'lots aho
p"r~Ui:<. -. ,
:r,. venom oca roX XioGs rrY.:ic is scarcely more
S,l.;. a,,! d,;,.pr,uS ;!laI that which Turks IN
,rIl ir anal ;inrir. water. T0 e.crpr ;i!e levers
bi;,s tii<u;,:;.r> Disturbances OF t!r bowels anu
,t. >..ri.;> M ';.ti;.S proEcci hE tIc>c liS3u-
Tr;u.- ..i,,r;l:- il j absolutely ncce>Sarv that
;}.,. .,oci III! al III s@cretire organs Shauio
IN, so fn ,!E..h IL 4 rubt;>t c"HC!tiOn. pom tHe
o,n,uut OF r.s.!a;icc which :hc vl;aI system can
Op.,uS 20 the trc:cT;ouS inuGthceS .'i'i assam H.
1i. >at.;rv the heath depends. and J; is because
w.. crr,ry GhTAr.E lHv!GORANT inpartS en-
..r.ry :,i r.r.:.r!;v 70 III: most important tune,
+i,,,> t'::lr hr:v. tllt il can be recommended
,r.: u,;,,:.:si - Ill iny;:!uab'" preventive incG-
..:,, Sep. I. Slim.
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lIanhooa: How Lost, How Re-
stored.

a~-IE- Jus; published a new edi-
F{E --3 iion Of D-. CurerweIt 5 Cct-
NeSy~Z4S-S cb:::icl Essay or the rUdl-
cal care ,wiIiluIt mel cine Of Spermaior>
rbcai, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Sem nal Losses, Impo:cncv, Mental and lhy-
s;cl Inc4paciiy, impeiimenis 70 Marriage,
ctc also, Con>umo;i"n. Epilepsy, and Fits,
induced by sc!t-indulgencc or S@N"aI cAtiaVa-
Price, in 4 sealed envelope, Only G cents,
The celebrated author. in this admifaoie
css.y. clearly demonstrates from tn!t'E
wears successful practice, that the alarming
conseoucrccS OF scit-ihUSe may Dc raoica"s
cnrcd wjthou, tue dangerous use OF lnterMa.
r,n,licinc or the application OF the h0He'
oo;ut;nr ont mode of cure at once sl',lptu'
ccrn;n and cffectual, by means OF whicn es,
crv Snff.;cr no matter what his conui'ioh
INV hr, nav cure himself chcap!y, pr'Va'e'y'
!.ni radically. 5o,6s Of eve.
~ youtf and every man in the lana.
Srrt. un!cr seal, in plain eVe!ope' 20 "'l,
oiJr",., po>,paid on receipt OF SIX cents VI
two jos! stamps. c,;lo
:r:c, - cents.
iGI:c>s lie Publishers:
-''''' ;!Ils. J. c. MINE / co.,
~ l;owcrv. Nc~ lorE::,
c.,-,.. ;,y>: On:cc E1X ! IS
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atropbicd and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedl-
ment, it will keep it clean and Vi gorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-09-07
STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWEERRY COUNTY,

Hv John T. Peterson, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Wm d. Hardy. hath made suit
70 me 20 grant him Letters Of Admlnlstra-
tioa, of the Estate ard effects Of Vim. Z.
Hardy, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admoniSh
al and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
lore me, in the Coa:, Of Probate, to be held
a, Ncwbcrrv Court House, on the l4th day
Of September next, after publication "ereof'
At II o'clock III the forenoon, TO sue"
csrse if any they have, why the said adj
,n;n;s;ra,ion s;1orld not be granted. Given
nrder ny hand this SIS; day OF August
,auo Dcmini, 1870.
-A'''' join T. PETERSON, F.J. s.0.
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EndueemeHt to Take the Cam
Daign PAPER.

The campaign is HOW open, it is an important
one, great interests are involved, vital issues at
stake, ard events are daily occurring which It is
important that people should know. Our Gis-
trict sl ould be awake, and they cannot keep up
with the times without paper. The oilsstui iG-
norancc which it would be tolly to enllshten
won't DO now, We must be informed on the agi-
tatng questions of the day. the prospects, and re-
cessities aud duties Of the hour No man sholld
trust to hear say to his nei2hbor, for the iniot-
NATION in his OWN reach. Read for yourselves.
Take your dis,ric; paper, and others also if you
can afford it. but first OF all take the district pa
per, and to place it in the reach ofal, we propose
To reduce the price
For all who subscribe within the present month,
And offer it to single subscribers at $3.50 for the
year,
And to clubs Of ten q. So,
Besides we will give years subscription to that
excellent agricultural monthly, the
Rural Carolinian, to the
getter up Of clubs
Of ten, free
Of cost.
Remember this cfer will be kept open for 0e
month only. after that We will demand the usual
price.
Every Union Reform mar should take the pa
per. and we make this liberal offer so it may be
within the reach of those who now find It difl-
cult to subscribe.
We respectfully ask our readers to make known
this offer to those of their friends who are not
taking the paper. Aug ~, 3z-tL
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cleansing TIE BLoop,' upon which
charlatanS have harpcd 80 much, is not
q mere catch.word and dclusion. The
microscope shows that some diseases ex-
ist like parasitic growths upon the glo-
buIcs Of the blood, and it is further known
,ha; some subtle substances destroy or
expcl chem. These substances have been
combined to make Ayers Sarsapari!la,
which! does ctFtctualiY expcl the disor-
t:v.s Lnat breed and ranklc in the blood
to re. OFT IS it were the machinery Of
life. Mercer (Pa.) Whig.
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A CARD.

The undersigned respectfully Submits that
having EVER and ALWAYS responded with
cheerful alacrity to the calls and demands
made upon his time and health, both by day
and by night, it is but fair, his patrons
should recognize that he is a man Of like
wants with themselves, and that he cannot
subsist altogether upon air. Gentlemen and
patrons, JUSTICE to the WANTS and CLAIMS
of my family, and the duties Of life De-
NASD 1MpERAT1vELT that seek AT LEAST
nv Just deserts. "Pay me that thor oweSt." "
P.B. RUFF, N. D.
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e. \ STUBBORN FACT
There is scarcely any disease in which pur-
EatlVc medicines are not more CT less re-
quircd, and much S ffering might be pre-
vented were they more generally used. No
person can feel we'll while co>tiye habit Of
body prevails; besides, i soon generates Sc
rioIS diseases which might have been avoid
dcd bv timely u>e OF Catharric Medicines.
For this purpose DR. TUrr'S VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS are confidently recommcn-
Gcd; they are mild. safe, prompt and nnI-
form in their action. They contain no Mer-
curry. Persons may eat and drink rs usual,
aud they may be taken at any time.
Aug. 81, 35-2t.
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--%~A----
Chean Rcalinp.

ave have made arrangements with the
proprietor of tue CAROLINA FARMER, first
class, eight>page Agricultural Weekly, pub
lShed at Wilmington, n. c., to club that
Journal with the HERALD, at 81 25 per year
jor the two, TO all new subscribers 10 the
Farmer. Specimen copies Of the Carolina
Farmer NAV be seen 1T this Office
Feb. %, ST.
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..r,--. .r,--.iijnNRTNNTTO BUILD

:.%r IMPORTANT 70 BUILD
E&> .-nopr<. saS.ieS, blinds, mGH! !cinGS, ana
~! ~. materials Hrce->arv ~ finish I house
j., l,.,.ar >:,i,. can t,e obtained at the lowest
market rs;,,.> Girrc: from The manufacturer
!. /. Tva:'. Charleston. ). e.. who has the
irr.c>; aud mos; complete InanutactoS$ OF
s;:;c.! &r;ic!cS il the Southern States. sec
:iiS a!ycr;j-rmrHt in another column.
Scr;.7, Sim.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that three months alter
date, application will be made to the Bank
of Newbcrrv, So. Ca, for renewal Of Certlti-
cate No 329, for seventeen (l7) shares on
its Capital Stock, standing in the name Of
JOSEPH CALDWELL, dated lst Oct, 1857,
the original being lost Or stolen.
Newberry, S. c., Sept. !, lS1O-3G-3t
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\ Coa>:an:;nop?c paper gives quota
tianS nf lema:c s!&yeS. j negro woman
il good ;i2a';I: brings a5oGt four hundred
d",.larS: = C;reas>;;:a girl Of twelve, one
t'!a,:>;a:: dollars; and OF sixteen, four
tnou>i"I dollars.
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P,W. &R. S. CHICK
CT Stewards Corner.)

HAVE full Stock Of Goods bought fo''
CASH, which they offer TO sell LOW FOR
CASH. Consisting Of
A !arce and varied assortment Of LADIES'
Dress and Fancy Goods of lates, style.
Notio: of many and choice descriptions.
Gentleren's and Boys Spring and Suu'-
mer CasSimercS.
Large 10; Of Mems and Boys Hats at very
small profit.
ueary stock of Bleached and Cnblcschsa
lEoiueSpuns and Striped Plaids.
Good stock Of Boots and Shoes for Men
and Boys.
4 nice lot Of Ladies, Misses and Chill.
dren's Shoes, Of Moore, Larca5ee & Co.,
warranted
Tea, abundant and good.
Factory Yarn by the Wholesale. and retail
equal TO any Yarn made in the State.
Fine lot OF Cutlery, Tools, Locks, and
Hardware generally.
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Whips, &c.
Guns aud Pistols.
Sugar, Coffee, Nolasses.
Plain and Fancy Soaps, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Soda and Starch.
Large lot of Hoes, ShoVclS, Spades,
Scythe Blades and Nails.
Tobacco and Segars,
Landre.h's Seeds of varioos kinds.
Stationery, Ink, Pens. Pencils, &c.
Kerosene and Turpcutine.
Lime.
They propose to sell goods to the salts
faction of all who will patronizc them
1t Low Rates and short Profits
For Cash.
Call and examine their Stock and judge
tor yourselves.
They are also Agents for Jacob B. Rit-
ter's celebrated improved old Anchor B ard
Boiling Cloth.
?. W. CHiCA. e. S. CHICK.
apr. 90, l6-tf.
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Aas-Newberry, South Caro-

zZsas-Ne~berr!, =! South ",s.-. cs,,' -.
! In Ccp,s6Tes & Martin and Others w.
1;nsg2k of Newberry, S. G.
Tgn order Of his Honor, I. y. = &C.
Lyudgs of: the Court ..es Of cGm%Ss M ,se .esx. a
m ta,ed case, dated 2o,h day Q: NAY; Ma xorSa,. .S.
IL ' sueipg creditors OF she Bank OF Ne*osr. -.
y. ~ South South Carolina, are enjoined from mo sns
S1shes o sit rss'ssss Esssss ;ss
and tnss I .;,a ,aa;- 6euaands At the Office Of the
To- R,nI rInos: of Sewbeery, S. C., at Se"beFry, In
3Ss Bans sese es Of South Carolina for paymen ."
eue W. hssore S the frs. day Of Decemoe. next.
Tsn render them within the time spesIasa aDcts 10
hssore Thos, u. lake, special referee, 70 10
os,sb,;s,ed before hF:s according 10 law
THOS. NJ. LAKE,
r,erl Of the Cenrt Of Common ~ as'
~ For Xe.5erry County, S. e.
My 25, LIT.
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~ FOR TlIELECISLATCRE.
DIR. d. II WEETS is respectfully prcSen-
ted TO the citizens OF Newbcrry, for their Suf-
traSc al the ensuing election.
Nay !, 1S-tt. NEWBEtkI.
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Due West Female College.
Apr. 90, l6-r.

GaS ~ CS1 4 SAaGc VSAkCSo.
\ full corps Of experienced Teachers has
been secured, aud every facility for the ad-
vancement OF pupils will be provided
Terms: Boarding can be had in the Col
legc, or in private families at $1,000 per
month: including fuel and washing at $500
per month. Tuition per session Of months
in literary department including Latin,
$1,000; Music, including use of Piano,
S2s.0O; French, (optiouaD $500; Admit
lance fee, Sl.OU. Board and Tuition il.
regular studies per session, $4,000; incla-
ding music and use Of piano, :l22.o0; in
cluding French, Sl27.0O Payment to be
made by the session in advance.
Uniform, solo blue worsted, black cloak,
black hat flush or velve,) trimmed with
black velvet ribbon. The Winter Session
will open on Monday, 5,h October.
For further information address
REV. J. l. BONNER, President.
Due West S. c., Aug. 18th, 1870.
Aug "a, 34-;t.
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~ Vim. H. l'crna.i, Proprietor Of the
Star Advertising Agency, Wilmington, y. c.,
is authorized 10 receive advertisements for
this paper At our lowest cash rates"
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Aug q 3t-tf.

We will send the New York Bcc.hcepcrs'
Journal and National AsricIIt,trSt and the
Herald both for one year for So"
Address T. :. 4 L H. GnLNEKER,
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THROUGH TICkETS NORTH.

General SUPPLEMENTARY Office,
Grceuvilc & Columbia 4. + Co.,
Columbia, s. c., Setembcr +, 1870.
on AND AFTER THISDATE, THROUGH
TICKETS to New York, Philadelphia, Bal.
,imorc, Washington and Richmond can be
purchased at the following Stations on this
Road, viz: Grecnvlle, Anderson, Abberille,
CokeShu-y, Ncwbcrry anI Aston.
JOHN II. MORE, Gen'l Sup't.
n. r. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent.
Sept {, Soft
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable.
healthy, and efectuai
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color,
riM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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NOTICE TO ALL

ALL PERSONS indebted 70 ABRAMS,
GRIFFIN l. HARGROEE, are notified TO
cal! and settle their demands by the 18TH
SEPTEMBER. This notice includes all,
and VIC are in earnest. We mean what VIC
say.
Aur "a ST..
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THE Exercises Of this SCHOOL will be
resumed on MONDAY, 2G1A SEPTEMBER
next.
Tuition rs heretofore, from $2 10 81 per
month. Modern LanSuag"s and Music ex:
ira.
Instruction given in all the branches
usually taught in Female Schools Of the
highest grade.
Pupils from distance can obtain board
in good private families at abort Sl3 per
month.
For particulars apply to
col. S FAIR,
Prcs't Board Trustees, or
S. p. BOOZER, Esq, Sec.
EAug 10, 32-tf.
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SOutn CdTO11Na
6syA AND TRUST C0MPANY,
.Eax;;us forr,crly occupied by Carolina Sa-
rioual BanS.)
JAIN STREET,
C57umJio, s. C., July 1st, 1s7o-
This Bank, Savings, and Trust Company,
ad.r their charter, with ample capital. are
,t,nared to meet the wants ct sersr"Ebu"''
mcss-
m annro .ed coi:ateral5; make collections
w. acrrs.;bi, points in the United States :
bny and scn exchange on the prlncipai
cities in the States and Canadas: purchase
and sell Governm. ut Bonds, Bank Bills
and Southern Securit. *:
Advances mad. Oh c.nsgnments Of Cot
ton and. other products ~,.h bill.ladlnS af~
tached, or Nare>hon>c receipt, BY specfs'
arrangement We receive deposits. allowing
interest, and issue certificates for the sane.
Prompt attention given 10 the coItecs~'
Of salaries, and liquidation Of esslmsas+Aos5
the State Government.
HARDY SOLOMON, President.
J.. ROATH. Cashier.
July 90, 29-3nos.
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r.~s.I N YOUTH, THE MAG

IN .:ioa i cmpt""ci principally in the future
IN Dl,i ?-., On r!tc p;I>r. OI the former cir
>u.n>t,!;rc : 4 lc:itiency OF cXperlenc" i< the
c:...s. .. Inc LATTER, an excess. BIT nov
;ni-nI,4s mast DC the realization Of the Inva.
iii WHO has become aware Of the remedial
cfI,rc:s o! tic cd Carolina Dit;eIS. that he
.l:d 10: ip%lsc use thereof ~ an earlier uay.
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