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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

Tho Ballot In tho Hands Of the Mormon
WOmcn-Tho Woman Suffrage Law Of
Utah.
SALT LAKE, Feb H. 1870.
The bill lately introduced In The Mormon Logisa-
ture granting the right OF suffrage to the women OF
Utah, passed both Houses and the Council and has
just been signed by Acting Governor Mann. Nor
mon women therefore, have the right to vote at tue
election on Monday.
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bacon and greens. Poole himself, the ar6iter
esegantiarium of Europe, threw almost imme-
diately the idea aside. Prince Arthur and his
suite have, however, fixed the question. Not
even the glitter Of their buttons could conceal
the pallor Of their visages when the would be
Brummells discovered that those quiet, un-
assuming gentlemen ignored the brass button
heresy
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IRELAND.
Agrarinn Outrage.

Agrarian Outrage.
DUBLIN, Feb. IL, 1870.
Agrarian outrages continue in the country.
Dispatches received tonight state that landlord
In Kerry county was fred a. to-day through win.
dow while sitting in hts parlor.
Luckily the shot did not take eject.
No arrest made
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ENGLAND.

Weather Representatives. Navisation.
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1870.
The weather to-day s intensely cold throughout
Europe. At Paris the thermometer indicates thirty
degrees Fahrenheit below the freezing point. The
Elbe is entirely closed to navigation on account OF
the ice, and the practice OF the Oxford and Cam
bridge boat crews on the Thames is suspended from
the Same cause
VALENCIA, Ireland, Feb IL. 1870.
owing to snow storm the lines to the telegraph
eastward working slowly and with dlflcuty this
morning.
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GERMANY.

Count Risnnrck to tho Prussinn Legislature.
BERLIN. Feb. IL, 1870.
Count Bismarck closed the sessions OF the Prus-
sian Diet to-day with a speech. lie regretted the
spirit OF opposition tnat had been shown in the
Upper Chamber, and promised an extraordinary
session soon. He made no reference to foreign
snare.
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YACHTING

Tho Triaugular Race Betwcon thS sspphs
and tho Cnmbria.
LONDON, FEB. IL. 1870.
Mr.. Douglas accepts tho Overs Light triangular
course as lately described to the HERALD, for the
race between the yacnrs Cambria ana SaPpho, TO
como on IN the beginning OF the month OF May
The sappho viii sail the Cambria even. not giving
her any allowance OF time.
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EGYPT.

Tho suez Cannl-Aid to Navigation.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. IL, 1870
The great rock near Bmailia has been successfully
removed from tao bod Of the suez Canal.
Tho minimum depth Of water Is NON about twenty.
piAe Zoe.
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canvassers.

CoNFLlcr or JURISDICTION. our law
columns to-day will be found judgment
delivered by Judge McCunn, of the Superior
Court--a Judgment on which We cannot com
Gent at present, but the righteousness OF
wAich will commend itself 10 the attention Of
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A "Render'' for America.

A "Render'' for America.
PARIS, Feb. IL, 1870
The Paris Pays OF to-day explains how the rumor
arose that NJ Paradol was announced as having been
appointed Envoy to washington. He intends to 60
to America In the same way that Mr.. Dickens went
as public reader-and Will visit Washington during
his stay In that country.
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Promfnent Depnrtnrc..

Colonel T.. ID. Lawerance for New London; Colo
mel George Bullock, for Philadciphia, Dr. W. q.
Hurd for Ireland; william Mcfinn, for Baltimore;
E. II. Dunntng for Boston. and Captain Anderson.
sor snpdusky.
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BAVARIA.

Throne Oblteration Under Debate.
MUNICH, Feo. IL, 1870.
The Council Is considering the subject OF the de-
thronement OF the King.
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NapoleOn's Life Said 10 be in Danger
and Numerous Arrests.
A Carlist Movement in Spain and Anti.Throne
Legislation in SOuth Germany
AGRANlAN OUTRAGE IN IRELAND.
The Ballot fOY. FcmaIos i'm
Utah.
FRANCE.

A Resicid6 Plot-NapoIe0n's LILO In Danger.
PARIS. Feb. IL, 1870
Thirty.nVs persons were arrested yesterday on
suspicion Of completely In plot againss the Stale
and tho life OF the Emperor.
In all cases arms were found upon the persona OF
the prisoners.
Those arrested were incarcerated N the Prison
Mazas au Secret on the Boulevard Mazas. and Will
soon be proceeded against.
Moro arrests are TO be made.
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THE SMALLPox.-Dr. Harris, in his last
epistle to the Board Of Health, gives us the
encouraging information that the disease is
decreasing, and that nobody is SO safe from
infection as the school children.
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KaIdcnbere's New Mccrschnuir Store, gh9
Ereaiwny near Twenty third street. Old stands Nos AND
John, and I'll Nassau.
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A.--lf Y0n Want n Bnvrel Of Gossd Flcnr Go
to tUsshLL's, gD FOURTH AVENUE. You snl save
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The People Armed.

PARIS, Feb 12-1O r. M.
several arrests nave been made this evening.
In all cases arms were found on the persons OF the
prisOnerA
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N.-DT' NcISHuUtF y. NNFryf-~s'Iy UNfvf EIr-~.
About ago my halo great aud nv
head much Affected with cAu1run told IN ond
to try your TRiCOPHERoGS. and did and y, my tna-
shmen my hs.r hrmiy rooted AMI all the dis-
appeared AZ the head shows l,E9 Yours truly
ALEXANDER DOUsLAss.
Chief Engineer kteansL4<, aupt.y,lla
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Other Arrests-New Conspirat0rs.
PARIS. Feb 12-7 P. NJ
There have been still further arrests By the police
to-day Of persons engaged In the recent plot against
the life of the Emperor.
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COLLECTING TAXES ON LONG Island
People must resist abuse Of authority, and so
furnish cases for the courts to decide. There
Is no other plan to get at the right We are
glad to see, therefore, that some citizens on
Long Island have commenced suit against tax
collectors for transcending their powers. In
one case it is charged that the collector, in
levying for the satisfaction of tax of fifty
dollars, seized five thousand dollars worth Of
property. Judges in such cases will presume
somewhat in favor of the collector, as he goes
at least in the name of the law but between
fifty dollars and five thousand there is plenty
of room for such presumption, and for punish
ing also an unwarrantable and oppressive act.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.


Heavy Discount ON American aIver-Thc
Red River Bishop-H esig gnatisu Of tho New
feuudapd Ministry.
OTTAWA, Feb. IL, 1870.
proclamation appears IN to-days onciai Ga
seue declaring that on and after the 10Th OF April
Dcxt American silver shall pass current at rates de-
sermined BY the government, as follows:-Flfy cont
pieces as forty cents, twenty-five cent pieces at
twenty cents ten pieces ut eight cents five cent
pieces at four cents. Discount on American invoice
Tor the ensuing week. seventeen per cent
Inc Gove nment has transferred the properties In
rrederlcIton, N. B., known as the Government
nouso ana provisional Buildings. Tor the use OF the
government and Legislature OF New Brunswick.
Nlshop fache, OF Red River, Is still here. lie has
peen present at the situngs ol the Cabinet IN order
TO DO consulted on Red River affairs He expects to
leave Tor Fort Garry on Wednesday next.
inc ministry OF Newfoundland has resigned. and
Charies FOX Bennett has beeu called upon 10 form a
new government.
Eiocti0n of Mayor Of M0ntreal-F1ncrnl OF
General Wyndhnsn.
MONTREAL, Feb. IL 1870
Thomas workman was reelected Mayor OF Mont
real to-day.
The funeral OF General wyndham, late commander
OF the forcos III Canada took place thls afternoon.
All the troops In garrison. the militia Orlcers ana
tne PROMINENT citizens were present. The public
ofliccs were closed nt noon as mark Of respect for
tho memory OF the deceased.
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All Cures by the NjssjsQuut Water Of Srrc.
fu. ana Kidney dse1ss stated In the new pampsls.
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TURKEY.
Provincial Inqmictude.

Provincial Inqnictude.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb IL, 1870.
The scrvians and Montenegrins arc intriguing.
which causes considerable solicitude here
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A.1"rrnin a. NAthcist,o tsxnHdci,,, ssy.Ias-
HEMER" THIS .ISUEDAY) )EvENiNC.-Po,l,xolv LAST
NIGHT AT "rAMMANY." Admsson a5 ar1 SJ caal,
No extra charge foe reasrved seats. ~ " ~
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A.--Dr. John Augustus Hair 1Seluvonutor-
This best article offered Those who vii have NO
olber References most influential c,,ixeps Depo No
ec,inon street Brookyn Tor sale HudnaIs Phsrmscy
Herald Building.
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Dr. uunhY--40 Yeara MT No. 3 Division
eei now " Rond street. door frsn Bowery. opes
ION . Al ~ NJ Not open on Sunday. Consutaon
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The city is tranquil.
Seven OF the editors OF the Rerorrne (newspaper)
have .receved an order to appear before the court
to answer charges preferred against them for viola
ton OF the Press law
In answer to this summons the Reforne this
morning publishes article against the government
OF extraordinary violence.
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The Press ON tho New Charter.

There is no scarcity of advice. Every paper
in the city seems to know exactly what Is
wanted to make our city government perfect,
and no two agree as to what our real necessi-
ties are Nothing can be more dissimilar than
the programmes sketched out by the several
papers. AS it is not possible to enact all their
plans-as it is not even possible to know
which is the best-we still incline to favor the
enactment of the Charter that is now pro-
jected in the Legislature. We do not believe,
however, that this is perfect Charter. We
do not believe it is the best Charter that
moderately honest and capable men could
make. But we are sure that it cannot make
our city government any worse than 1t is, and
we are reasonably certain that 1t will make it
great deal better. 1t seems also to be the
only change that 1t is possible to get just now.
For these reasons, observation-disclosures we can
get this Charter, and because it may make
our government better than it is
we favor it rather than any one of the
thousand impractical projects Of improvement
that may be conjured up in every brain, but
that can never become law. Moreover, there
are somc positive points Of advantage in Mr..
Frears bill. 1t gives definite responsibility
and political machinery that will all the
Board of Aldermen with respectable men. II
it fails the democratic party will be to blame
for the failure, and the people will hold them
to their accountability. In the enormous cant
and clamor about honesty made by the repub-
lican press il must not be forgotten that il was
under republican administration that the terri
BILE abuses we suffer from were fosted upon US.
We do not believe the democrats will do worse,
and if they do as badly the people will not
forget it. We are in favor Of the Charter be-
fore the Legislature because it is q change,
but we would not object to any pruning that
would not change its main principle Of giving
the government Of this city to the people that
live here.
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English Opinion Of tho Conspiracy.
LONDON, Feb. H. 1870.
The proofs which the Paris 0fIlcias pretend to
have or deep LAID plot against the Emperors life,
are totally discredited here.
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FiuN' 'Watchcs mud Je,y.lrw

OF All descriptions for sale and repaired by 1s class wox
menI GEO. q. ALLkN 4 son, fIs3 Broadway, ss.wee o.
wvtyssvenih and Twenty e,skth Streets ana 90 "sss%
W. osa dpog eeew GAaai sIesL
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Grand Match Gnmo In LOndOn-The Result
by Deep Sea Cable.
LONDON, Feb. H. 1870
splendid gamo Of billiards was played last even
Ing at ST. James Hall, Regent street, between John
Roberts, the English champion, and W. Cook. Jr., ),
1900 points up, even, for the champions gold cup
and f2OO q side, the 'spot stroke" barred.
Only 500 tickets were issued but there wore l, 200
present, including q large number OF the nobility,
whereof the Prince Of Wales and suite were most
conspicuous.
Al eight O'Clock Mr. Cook came forward, an
nounced the conditions OF the game and proceeded
to play.
At first II was evident he was not in good play
ing condition and the odds at the betting were
against him. He warmed with his work, however.
and at last won spendldly by III points, amid the
applause Of the spectators.
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SnObisul ind Religion.

SnObism nnd Religion.
LONDON. Feb. H. 1870.
The Pal AaA gazette this evening il severe upon
the 'inslncerty' Of Rev. DR.. Temples disclaimer
OF certain charges made against his form OF belief
Interpretation.
Grand Match Gamo In LOndOn-The Result
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Paris TranQuiI-ProsecutiOns Of tho Press
Newspaper RetOrt.
PARIS, Fob. IL, 1870.
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Price 25,cts, SO cts, and 81 per bottle.
what Does Reason Say 8

The little mongoose when bitten by deadly serpent re-
sorts ccrain plant eats of it, and escapes tine effect Of
the poison That is instinct Human beings on the other
hand must depend reason and experience in selecting
the means protecting health and life against unwho
Influences Now what does reason say on this vital
subject? Does it not tell that to nvigorate and purity
the system is the best way protect it against the nys-
bile poison which generates disease? Surely it does The
next question is what guide shall we follow in choosing
medicinal safegard Reason replies let your monitor be
experience Me the experience Of eighteen years com
prsed in unbroken series Of satisfactory
assures US that HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTIERS
possess strengthening regulating aud antSepte proper
Ties which are combined in the same happy proper
ons in any preparation exant This therefore is
the antdote TO which bids resort when health is
mperled either by the malaria which produces epidemic
disorders by any other cause whether inherent and
constitutional or connected with habits occupations
and pursuits The venom of noxous reptile is scarcely
more subtle and dangerous than that which turks IN foul
air and impure To escape the feyers bilious dsor
d.rs disturbances of the bowels aud other serious maa
es produced by these insalubrious elements 1t IS abso
utey necessary the stomach and all the secretive Or
gans should be- so speak, in robust condition Upon
the amount of resistance which the vital system can op-
pose to the deeterous influences that asa it, the safety
health depends and because the Great Vegela-
BILE vigout parts energy and regularity to the most
important functions oil the body that 1t can be recon-
and guaranteed an invaluable preventive ed
cine.
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sHERIFF's SALE,

BY virtue of Executions to me directed, I will
expose to sale on the first Monday in October
next, before the Court House door, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, viz
One Improved Lot, lying one mile north of
Pendleton village, known as the lanyard Lot.
containing acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of ". B. Smith, u. A. Keasler and others.
On the premises is lanyard in working order.
Levied on as the property Of John NJ. Watson at
the suit of j. Y. Fretwell Administrator.
One Tract of Land, containing 200 acres, more
or less, on waters of Meals Creek, bounded by
lands of John Carpenter, Thomas Geer. Mrs
Hannah Smith and others, levied on rs the prop
erty of James NJ Smith at the suit of Daniel
Brown and others.
One Tract of Land, containing 300 acres more
or less. on waters of Brushy Creek, bounded by
lands of John Long John B. Orr, l.. Lenhardt
and others, levied on as the property of William
Orr, Sr., at the suit Of John W. B. Orr.
One Tract of Land. containing 100 acres, more
or less, on branches waters of Steele's Creek,
bounded by lands Of wm NJ. Ramply, Mrs. Nc
Elroy and Others, levied on as the property of
John NJ Watson st the suit of ]. Y Fretwell,
Administrator, and Others
One Tract of Land, containing 152 acres, moro
or less, on the Anderson branch of G. & G. Rail
road, bounded by lands of Samuel Smith, Estate
S. j. Hammond, dec'd. and others, levied on as
the property Of T. j. Roberts at the suit of John
c. Horton, Executor.
One Tract of Land, containing 382 acres, more
or less, lying three miles southwest of Pendleton
village, bounded by lands of ]. Z. Adger, a.
Phillips. Geo. Seaborn and Others levied on as
the property Of John Brindson at the suit Of Jas
G. Clark.
Terms cash-purchasers to pay for titles and
stamps
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff
Sept 8, 1870 II 4
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

HE Firm of BLECKLEY s. EvINs having
dissoved by mutual consent on the 18TH August
the Notes and Accounts due the late firm will be
found in the hands of s. Bleckley, at the old
stand, and all persons indebted are notified and
requested to come forward and pay up by the lst
November next, or THEY WILL FIND A LEGAL
OFFICER TO DEAL WITH IN THE SHAPE OF
A MAGISTRATE, or ''some other man." We
have accommodated muny with provisions and the
necessaries of life, and hope all will come for
ward promptly and PAY UP and do their duty.
(Late) BLECKLEY & EYINs.
Anderson, s. c., Aug. 25, 1870.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

~ Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7, R. A. NJ. meets at
Anderson c. h on the first Monday night in every month";
at TX O'Clock. ~ n E. FRANKLIN Secretary.
aS- Hiram Lodge, No. S. A. F. NJ, meets at Anderson
CHon the second Monday night in every month, at ~
o'clock E. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
- Pendieton Lodge No. "a, A. F. NJ meets at Pendlc-
ton on the Saturday on or before the full in each
month"; at o'clock P. m.
VII D. GA1LLARD, Secretary.
A Living Arch Chapter No. 81 R: A. NJ meets at Pen
deton the Saturday before the full in each
moatn, at o'clock p m.
NJ. L. SHARPE Secretary
sG Williamson Lodge No. o. A. F. NJ, at Will
ianston on the Thursday after the full in each
month, at 10 o'clock a. m.
j. R. WILSON, Secretary.
81 Bolton Lodge, No 1So, A F. NJ, meets at Bolton on
the Thursday on or before the full in each month";
10 o'clock T. m w. G. ALEXANDER Secretary
81 Hcrmon Lodge, No 116, A F. NJ meets at Milford's
on tho rst Saturday in every month at 10 o'clock M
&. w. BELCHER Secretary.
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READ ON /!

will continne the mercantile business at the
old stand of Bleckley & Evns. The people OF
Anderson and surrounding country have my sim
cere thanks for their patronage FOR NEARLY
TWENTY YEARS, and hope to merit a contin-
uation of the same. My terms will be CASH or
COUNTRY PRODUCE, and promise 10 do as
we'll by my old friends and the public "as any
body." Call and see me-be sure and do 80.
SYLVESTER BLECKLEY.
August 25. 1870 9
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Ahead of the North.

In many things the North has for. long time been
ahead of the South merely because our people have
lected their natural advantages In nothing was this
more paaby the than in the manufacture Of Doors
Sashes, Blinds, Mouldnss, &c. This was noticed by MI
p p ToXLE an enterprsing Charlcstonian and he has
now one Of the largest and most successful manufactures
of Doors sashes and Blinds in the whole country Sec his
adyertisement.ss -slE
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Due West Female College

A FULL CORPS of experienced Teachers has
" been secured, and every facility for the ad-
vancement of pupils will be provided.
Boarding can be had in the College, or in pr-
vaie families at Sl2.OO per month-including
fuel and washing, at $1,000 per month.
Tuition, per Session of Five Months, in Liera-
ry Department, including Latin, $4,000; Music,
including use of Piano, $4,000; French, (option-
nj, $500; Admiltance Fee. Sl.0O. Board and
Tuition in regular studies, per session, $4,000 {;
including Music ard use of Piano, $4,000; in
Guiding French, Sl27.OO.
Payment to be made by the Session. in advance.
UNIFoRM-Solid blue worsted, black cloak,
black hat, plush or vclve,,) trimmed with black
velvet ribbon.
The Winter Session will open on MONDAY,
3rd OCTOBER.
For further information, address
REV. j. 1. BONNER,
Due West, S. G..
August %, 1870
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Valuable Farm at Private Sale.
August 25, 1870

II OFFER for sale my valuable Plantation, ly
ing between Seneca and Tugalo Rivers. and
on BeaveIdam Creek, containing Seven or Eight
Hundred Acres. There is upon said plantation
100 acres of bottom land in cultivation, eighty of
which is river bottom and also about 40 acres of
uncleared bottom. There is a sufficient quantity
of wood land, and due proportion of good up
land in high state of cultivation. On the prem
ises is comfortable dwelling house and NIL ne
cessary outbuildings. l will also sell my crop of
Corn with the plantation, if the purchaser de
sires. The whole will be offered at private sale
until the 18th of September next.
r. A. KING.
August %, 1870 0
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COTTON GINS, &C., &c.
Gullett's Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gins.

TV1HIS celebrated Gin may be seen at work in
every District in the State. Price, ST per
suw.
Browns Georgin Pattern Cotton Gin. Price,
S4 per saw
Halls Patent Cotton Gin Feeders prevent any
hard substance entering :he gin, protecting the
saws from injury and the lint from fire. Price,
$l.50 per saw TO size of gin.
Bearings Cotton Press. Price, S215.
Peaboiy's Cotton Seed Hulers. Price, SIS.
Hutchinson's Cider Mills Price. S25.
Cnhoor's Patent Broadcast Seed Sowers-for
wheat and small grain Price, $40, and all kinds
of Agricultural implements for sale low.
c. GRAVELEY,
50 East Bay Street, south OF the Old Post Office,
Charleston, S. C..
August H. 1870 Sm
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as5- The many friends of Col. WARREN D.
WILKES, without regard to party names or party
nominations, offer his name to the people of An
derson County as candidate for the House of
Representatives. Sound, reliable and ccnserva-
tive, no man would exert more salutary inhu-
ence in that body.
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The sePain Killer
BURNS, &C.,
BUT FOR
5pYsENTERY or CHOLERA,

Or sort of bowel complaint is remedy unsurpass
ed for ecency aud pdy of action In the great cities
of India and other hot climates it has become the Stan
dard Medicine all such complaints we'll as for Dys-
pesa liver Complaints and other kindred disorders
For Coughs and Colds canker, Asthma and Rheumatic
difficulties has been proved by the most abundant and
convincing testimony to be invaluable medicine Di
rections accompany each bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
/. d., -En ats md e ner bottle
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EsT The name of the Hon. JOHN WILSON
is presented as candidate for the Senate, ire
spective of party nominations. Occupying
conservative position, by long legislative e1pe-
rience, he is best fitted to WELD commanding
influence. The people have and will trust him
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nss- The friends of F. NJ. WELBoRN re-
spectfully announce him candidate for the
Office of School Commissioner for Anderson Coun-
ty at the ensuing election.