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COMET. Also, the Comic Trick Mules
HUMPTY-DUMPrY and SHOO FLY.
a Grand and Sublime FREQ Exhibition.
Tho Management, ut an enormous expense,
havo procured tho services OF MISS LOTTIE
ST. CLAIR, the only Female !Eronaut in tho
World, who will daily make one Of her
In tho Mammoth Air Ship '.Cty Of New
York" one Of the most imposing sights ever
witnessed. The Ascension will positively take
place at ha!f-past l o'clock, daily, from the
Circus Lot.
Prominent among the Msny features OF this
Great Exhibition, is the production OF Lord
Byron's Celebrated Poem of
"MAZEPPA," or, tho Wild Horse Of Tartary,
Dramatizcd and Arranged expressly for this
Company by u. i. J. Miles, of tho National
Theatre, Cincinnati. Greai pains have been
taken to produce this Legendary Drama in q
style OF magnicence heretofore unsurpassed.
Tho Gifted and Wonderful French Female
Actross, MILE LEBURTE, will appear as
Mazeppa.
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LOST ART REvIvED.-It is said that the
Roman ladies embrowned their faded hair
with transparent fluid, but tho secret of
such composition was unknown to any mo-
dern chemists. until PHALoN discovered and
produced his VITAL1A, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. S'9b "a
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Gen. Grants despatch to AIarctzek: ::
II am delighted that you have thrashed
the scoundrel Jim Fisk. He has lied
about me and my dear brother-in- law
No. 18. He insulted me Mt Long
Branch. Go for him again. Give him
unshirted thunder. My administration
will stand by you. No longer Let us have
peace"
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DEsIoCRATIc VICTORY IN NASHVILLE
Nashville, wherein radicalism has so
long run fearful rigg by an immense
majority, was reyolutionized last Satur-
day-giving 1000 majority for the Demo
Gratis.
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GoISG GOING! GoNE!-Faster than the auc.
tloneer's hammer knocks down merchandise.
neglect disposes of the teeth. Bid, therefore,
Tor that prize of life, perfect set, by brushing
them regularly with SOzoDoST.
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Supervisory Department.
Managerial Sanitation.

HEORGE ". DEHAVEN, III returning his
VI sincere and heartfelt thanks to the pub
lie for their patronage 80 literally bestowed
upon him in tho past, takes great pleasure in
he has unsparingy lavished time, energy, and
means, to collect in ono Grand Combination
the bost talent afforded by either Hemisphere,
in tho way ofEquostrians, Athletes and Gym
nasts, and with pride announces to tho public
tho names Of q few members Of his Company
who help to form this Great Capitalization OF
Talent. Among tho bright constellation will
be found
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The many friends, tboth colored and whito,) }
of JOHN T. SLOAN, Jn., respectfully nomi-
nato him for tho Office OF PROBATE JUDGE
OF Rlchland County. Sept 29
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"SPALDINGs GLUE" has now taken the place
OF all Ccmcnts and Muciagcs S25 t3
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Flour! Flour!! FIour!!!

900 BARRELS FLOUR, consisting in
CVV part of Choice Family Flour, '.Me
lest IN tie 'corid;" also, Extra and Super Flour,
at Gerry to'cest market prices for cash, for sale
by J. ST. II. AGNEW.
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RAISING CA1N-CA1N's EFFIaY CAR
R1ED ON HIGH AND BURNT. About s
o'clock last nighta large number of CO.
lored men, headed by drum corps,
marched through some of the principal
streets, bearing aloft an efigy of r. 81.
Gain. Above the head was placard in
scribed "Cain, the Traitor" This dis
play seemed to delight the crowd very
much. Finally the procession entered
the Military Hall, the crowd shouting
and singing, sDown with the Traitors,
up with the Flag" &c. In the hall were
assembled about 500 colored men, in
oluding the members of the procession.
The efigy was placed against the plat
form, and the crowd amused themselves
by shaking their fists aud sticks in its
face, and asking it questions. such as:
"Did you call that convention?" Chow
many more mortgages will you let the
Democrats lift from your church?'
"Will you stand by your nominations"
After considerable confusion, II. H.
Hunter was called to tho chair and W.
H. Birney elected secretary. Speeches
were delivered by Hunter, Taft and 9th
ers. The speeches consisted in denun-
Citations of Cain, the convention, and of
eulogies of the Hurley-Bowen conven-
tion. The speeches concluded, the line
was reformed. the eff1gy carried to the
vicinity of Gains house, where it was
burned, amid the firing of rockets and
the shouts of the crowd.
Charleston Ne'os.
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DR.. Rcndal's cures Of Corns and Dunions
and diseased Nails, arc instantaneous, effica-
cioua and without pain, by a process peculiar
to himself, and entirely unknown to others.
He has testimonials of over twenty years
from all ranks and conditions OF men Of this
and other nations. Many OF them, years
after tho operation, give proof of their not re-
turning.
LADIES can bo waited upon at their resi-
dences if desired. Sept %
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X @ al Item
Those whose constitution requires
stimulant, try tho Woodcock Whiskey.

~
Those whose constitution requires a
stimulant, try the Woodcock Whiskey.
WA3D MEETING AT PALMETTO ENGINE
HOUSE. Wards No. 8 and 4 will meet
this evening at tho usual hour in the
Hall of the Palmetto Fire Engine Com
pany. A full attendance is expected
COLUMBIA BUILDING AND LOAN Asso.
CITATION. oN.-From the advertisement in
another column, it will be seen that the
first monthly instalnent of 81 per share,
is called for.
On account Of his engagements else
where, DR.. Kendall, the renowned ope-
rator on the feet, will remain in the city
but few days more. We advise those
suffering with the peculiar infrmities Of
which the Doctor treats. to consider
their interest and avail themselves Of
this last opportunity of obtaining sound
Understandings"
PUBLIC MEETISG-M NEXT-OC-
ToDER 3.-We have been requested to
give notice thnta mass meeting of the
citizens Of Richland, in sympathy with
tho Reform movement, will be held on
Monday next, at IL o'clock n. M, in the
Park. Distinguished speakers are ex-
pected to address the meeting.
MILITARY MovEs1ENTs.-W learn that
one company of United States troops
has been despatched to Newberry and
one to Union. This step has probably
been taken at the instance of Governor
Scott. We are satisfied that the good
people of Laurens and Newberry will
receive with satisfaction these troops.
All that they desire is that law, order
and fair dealing shall prevail.
- -.-l,1>-----
Posi- OFFICE Hours. Northern mail
opens 4.3O p. NJ. closes IL A. M.
Charleston and Greenville, open 4.3O
P. NJ, close $50 A. NJ.
Western, opens 1890 P. NJ; closes
245P. M.
Charleston, evening, opens A. NJ.
closes 6 z. NJ.
Office open Sundays from half-pasi
o'clock to half-past S.
C1RcUs.-By reference to our adver
tising columns, it will be seen that De-
Haven g great sensation circus will favor
us with two exhibitions, Tuesday, Oc
tober II. The press of other cite:
| Ior,oo1y in fIa birhoot &c 81,
bition. A grand balloon ascension take.
place Immediately before the opening o.
the doors to the afternoon performance
and, although free exhibition, is vel
worth the admittance fee. Every body
go to SEQ the balloon ascension-nni
then go in and see the circus.
The COLUMBIA HoTEn.-Ope of oul
contemporaries speaks of this hotel as fol
lows: "It is one of the best in the whole
Southern country, and is rapidly growing
in favor with visitors to the State capital
Mr.. German, the proprietor, and Mr.. j
d. Budds, the bookkeeper, with IN army
of chambermaids and walters, keep the
establishment in apple-pie order, and
spare no pains to mako everybody com
Portable aud ut homo. The house is il
the centre OF the city, on Main street, is
handsomely furnished and keeps luxu.
rious table. What more can be said %
CHING CoTToN'-A SPECIMEN CoTToS
STALK.-We saw, yesterday, at Hopes
store, an unusual specimen of cotton
stalk development. This stalk contained
l75 fully maturcd bolls, and on one
branch not moro than six inches long
wero eight sound bols. This stalk wa.
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WA9D MEETING AT PALMETTO ENGINE
HOUSE. Wards No. 8 and 4 will meet
this evening at tho usual hour in the
Hall Of the Palmetto Fire Engine Com
pany. A full attendance is expected.
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Send your daughters to the Female
College, at Due West. The session opens
Monday, the Sd October

=
ball will be given during Fair week
here under the auspices Of the "South
Carolina Social Club"
SUPREME Court, September 29.-The
Court met at IL NJ. Present-Chief
Justice Moses and Associate Justices Will
lard and Wright.
Mr.. Melton read petition for ma,ela-
mas IN the cases of tho State of South
Carolina en rel d. II. Chamberlain, At
torney General, rs. Hon. Zephaniah
Platt, Circuit Judge Of the Second Cir
cult, and the same us. N. G.. w. Walker,
Sheriff of Barnwoll County.
Mr.. Hutson argued against the hear
ing thereof. MIR. NIahcr on the same
side. Tho Court having decided to hear
the application, Mr.. Melton was heard
for the motion. Mr.. Hutson contra.
at 8 p. M, the Court adjourned until
to morrow, ut 10 a. N.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY the Governor-Procamat &c.
Lorick Lowrance-Puro Whiskey.
George W. DeHaven's Circus.
Cantwel's-Goshcn Butter, &c.
d. @. Peixotto g. Son-Auction.
]. T. r. Agnew-Sperm Oil.
j. 2. Thomas-Building Loan Asso.
Walker, Evans e. Cogswell- Wanted.
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Notice

Notice
rs hereby given that shall petition the Leg
Il islature, at it's next session, to close II
certain portion of tho Public Road that for
merly led to my ferry OH Saluda River. said
Road not being used now as public highway.
Aug 2S mo3t SIMON 1OUNGINER.
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COLUMBIA, S. G.
Friday Morning. September 80, 1870
Fairs.


Agricultural fairs are of special i'm
portance to the people of the South,
where tho charge in the system OF labor
and its increasing cost have rendered it
important to take advantage of any i'm
provement that may facilitate work in
the fields. The application of machine
ry to agricultural operations has been
steadily increasing of late years, and is
destined to play still more important
part in our future agriculture. There is
in general an opportunity of examining
these at agricultural fairs, and also the
various fertilizers offered for sale, and
the different methods of cultivation,
which no farmer can afford to neglect.
Even as social festivals agricultural fairs
are to be highly priced for the hearty
and innocent enjoyment by which they
are attended, the exchange of kindly
greetings, and the revival of old associa-
tions and friendships.
The Baltimore San speaking on this
subject. remarks: sThero cannot be a
moro suggestive contrast presented than
TINT of the cultiyators of our own soil as
sembled at these triumphs of peaceful
industry, andsthe unfortunate laborers
Of Europe, arrayed against each other
with the destructive implements of war,
and celebrating victories which involve
general, poverty and agricultural ruin"
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To Architects and Contractors

FSTIMATES will be received. up to the
~ Goth October, for tho BUILDING OF
MASONIC TEMPLE, in rear OF the present
Hall, on Wentworth street, according to the
plans and specifications in the Office OF the
Grand Secretary.
Tho Committee reserves tho right TO accept
any estimate, although not tho lowest.
bond, with approved securities. for tho faith
full performance of tho contract.
Additional plans and specifications, with
estimates, for the ERECTION OF A BUILD
ING. in roar OF tho present Hall, on Won't
worth street, will bo received by tho Commit
tee up to tho Goth October. AS soon thero-
after as practicable, tho Committee will decide
upon the plan and allot tho contract.
All plans and estimates must be delivered
to the Grand Secretary.
Any further Information needed can bo had
on application to tho Committee.
JAMES CONNER,
Grand Master and Chairman OF Building
Committee, Charleston. S. G. Sept % tG
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, September %
Nicherson House,. W. Chatham, Hc-
lena; George l.. Heaton, T. J. J. Conroy,
Now York; James Is. McCants, s. B.
Chuning, Winnsboro; W. G. Norwood,
Cokesbury; s. S. Pegram, Charlotte; Il.
S. Underhill, Samuel II. Mason, Savan-
nah; NJ. Enrow, Mrs. Goodman and
daughter, w. B. Crane. A. l.. Holtzu,
u. Fl. Gordon and family, Augusta; H..
II. Gray and lady, S. c.; james Will
helm, New York; Mrs. Murphy, New
Orleans; S. Ii. Scuck, Miss E. NJ. Bro
die, Charleston; H. Parker Adams, An
derson; Samuel Ii. Bookter, Richmond;
Henry Fl. Jones, Spartanburg.
Coiumbia Holel-B. L. Bolton. w. S.
J Johnston, W. II. Walker, S. II. Moore,
J. W. Volty, J. G. Chisolm, Alabama;
Isaac NJ. Dwight, Fairfield; t. j. Curtis,
Phoenix; S. a. Barnett, Ala; Mrs. II.
Cohen, Miss +. Baggett, Miss II: Bag
gett, p. Dullie, Charleston; w. L.
DeBell, Md; G. a. Reed, S. Bleckley,
Anderson; j. d. Smith, G. L. Reed,
Walhalla; A. ~. Foster, Greenvlle;
John A. Blum, Mrs. John A. Blum
Miss Blum, Charleston; Jacob a. Dor
man, Conn; Walker Bennett, james
Huckier, DeHaven's Circus; j. Wolf
rum, Charleston; E. NJ. Taylor, Ander.
son. Miss l.. l.. Mcintosh, Murray,
Mcintosh, Edward Mcintosh, Society
Hill; B. Y. Sage, Atlanta; w. d. Ken
(nedy, Augusta.
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COLUMBIA BUILDING AND LOAN AsSo-
cIAT1oN-From the advertisement in
another column, it will be seen that the
first monthly instalnent of 81 per share,
is called for.
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DIR. Kendall extracted for mo this day, two
Corns, without giving any pain.
~ III NrInu,
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COLUMBIA, S. c., September 20, 1870.
DIR. Kendall has this day removed two most
troublesome Corns, without any perceptible
pain. havo had the operation performed
before, but not SO entirely satisfactory to me.
w. =. GEIGER, NJ. D.
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On account Of his engagements else
where, DR.. Kendall, the renowned ope-
rator on the feet, will remain in the city
but few days more. We advise those
suffering with the peculiar infrmities Of
which the Doctor treats. to consider
their interest and avail themselves Of
this last opportunity of obtaining sound
Understandings"
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Carolina Manufacturing Company,

oI~' SAAAAes ~AA'SAAAA'%oo'AAAA AA6 ooAhPohJt
HAVING opened Branch House in
ga tho city OF Columbia, offor for sale the
@EZHd latest patented and best made STOVES;
SSGthe most improved patterns and rcgu-
lar sizes OF all kinds of TIN-WARE, and
everything in thcso particular lines, with
confidence of thoir merit.
GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds Of
job work dono with despatch, by superior
workmen. Plumbing, in all itS branches, cx-
ecutod. If you want Water carried to all
convenient points about your premises, wo
will do your work at such prices as will enable
all to afford it.
Ehrlch's Building, fonr doors below Bryce's
corner. Aug IL
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She that makes dainty
She, I'll swear, hath corns. ."-Shokspeure.
The only opportunity to be afforded by DR..
Kendall, (wllose offico is now on Assembly
street, in the cottage adjacent to the Wash
ihgton House,) to those suffering with Corns,
Bunions and Diseased Nails, to havo them
instantaneously and cffcctually removed, will
end in the next two or three days, he having
been solicited to visit other cities, to which ho
must attend.
Tho following certificates have been fur
nishcd by gentlemen OF this city to
DIR. RENDAL, from London.
DR.. Kendall operated on my foot entirely sa-
tisfactorily. j. L.. REYNOLDS,
Baptist Church.
Columbia, September 27.
DR.. Rondal has this day removed several
painful Corns, without giving any pain
September 2G w. D. CORNWELL, NJ. D.
DR.. Kendall has this day extracted Corns
from my feet painlessly, expcditiously and en-
tirely. A. N. TALLEY, M d.
Columbia, September 81.
COLUMBIA, S: c., September 20, 1870.
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(Which OF you all now deny to dance?
She that makes dainty2
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GREAT ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION!
The Dcdouin Arabs-Hashomo and Hashamal,
who havo just arrived in this country, and
have been engaged ut an enormous salary, by
DcHavcns Sensation Circus, for winters
tour through the Southern States, will appear
in inca each performances .,.l giving their wonderful
and soc their Wonderful Performances
Will Exhibit at Columbia, TUESDAY, OC-
TOBER II.
years, so Cents. Sept 80 to
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''KING CoTToN"-A SPECIMEN CoTToN
STALK.-We saw. yesterday, at Hopes
store, an unusual specimen of cotton
stalk development. This stalk contained
175 fully matured bolls, and on one
branch not moro than six inches long
wcro eight sound bolls. This stalk was
taken from the farm Of Mr.. J. NJ. Craw-
ford, and will bo forwarded to the fair
ut Cincinnati, and consigned to the
Columbia delegation. Let PorhopoHs
see what CoNouopolis can do.
A gentleman who has seen the finest
specimens of cotton in all parts of our
cotton belt, assures us that this State is
unequaled by any he has ever seen.
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DR.. Rondal has this day removed several
painful Corns, without giving any pain.
September 2G w. D. CORNWELL, Md.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-08
LA DIES.
The EnfiPlslities of A ge.

Decrepitude is the natural accompaniment OF old
age, but it may be ameliorated, and the period Of
entire helplessness long postponed by the judicious
use of healthful stmulant. Physicians, fully
aware of this fact usually recomend moderate slim
ulation when the strength and vigor of maturity
have been suspended by the feebleness and prosra-
ton which are the inevitable results of declining
years. Port wine, gin, brandy. and other liquors
often prescribed by medical men for aged persons,
but the impulse which termented and distilled
liquors give to the circulation, and the energy they
seem to impart, is transtory unless the alcoholic
principle modified and qualified by the presence OF
medicinal tonics and inygorants VI all the comb-
uatOns OF diffusive stimuli with the juices of herbs,
roots and bsrks that have been administered to
the aged and infirm, with the view of sustaining
their waning strength, cheering their dropping
spirits and relieving the aches and pains to which
they subjected, none has been found SO eficaci-
Gus, SO agreeable and permanent in its effects
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The difference be-
tween the effect oil the Btters ard that OF mere
excitant however pure, is the same as between the
effect of sudden and momentary application of eX-
cessive force to given purpose and the result a
steady, continuous application OF exactly the requ-
site amount OF force to the same end. The mere
spirit of physical energy produced by dram land
which is always succeeded by corresponding depres
si0n) never yet benefited any man woman suffer-
ing from physical decay. cordial like Hostetlers
Bitters, at once soothing and invgorating, is the
remedial agent required fe4
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CONGRESS will have to take more strin-
gent measures to assert the governmental au.
thority in Utah than to pass laws against po-
lygamy. Paper bullets will prove as ineffec-
tual in making Brigham and his saints law
abiding as the countyman's tufts of grass
were in driving the boys out OF his apple tree
Enforcing the laws with military force is
the only resort left. For instance: Dr. John
P. Taggart, U. S. Assessor for the Territory,
was attacked in Salt Lake City one evening
recently after dark by three of Brig
hams rufiians, one Of whom struck him
with knife or dagger, evidently determined
to take his life at blow. The cowardly at
tack took place few yards from the doctors
residence. Though the night was quite dark
at the time, he fortunately saw the uplifted
hahd and weapon OF the principal assailant in
TIME to parry the blow with his left arm.
Quickly placing himself in an attitude of de-
fence, he turned towards the cowardly ruf-
nans, but only to see them retreat in the
darkness. They had fulfilled the order of the
church in making, as they thought. a sure
and certain blow at their victim and then
hed 10 their master with the news. The
doctor received the weapon on his arm, it
having passed through his clothing and left
slight but ugly flesh wound near the wrist.
This is grand trait of Morinonism and palIi-
ates itself in the crimson dogma of "blood
atoncment." We will do Brigham and his
myrmidons the justice to say that they had
previously given DR.. Taggart frequent notice
that it would be healthy for him to ego slow"
in his duties as assessor.
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QUEEN VICTORIA is really out of health,
as well as Louis Napoleon. A London medi-
cal journal says that "the Queen has been
suffering repeatedly during the last few
months from neuralgia, affecting different
parts of the body, and severe enough to seri-
ously interfere with her rest. Her Majesty
mas just recovered from recurrence of the
neuralgia attacking the face severely. The
attacks have been attributable to disturbance
Oh the nervous system due to exposure, worry
or excitement" 1t is of course yery sad. as
well as mysterious, to see a delicate and anna
Die lady like the Queen suffering from sex
posure." 1t causes one to speculate as to the
reason OF the Queens not being permitted to
become one of the benefciaries of the Pea
BODY fund, the mere fact of her not often re-
siding in the English metropolis not being
suiaclent to account for her exclusion from
the benehts OF donation to "the poor of
London" AS for the "worry and excite
mem" that may be occasioned by her ankle
ty for the safety of Prince Arthur who is now
travelling in this country subject to dangers
from remains and Bohemians. The Fenians.
20 be sure, seem quite diffident and have
shown no disposition to shed royal blood, but
the newspaper Bohemians of New York
threatened the Prince savagely the other
nlsht, reporting that crowd of roughs, arm
ed to the teeth, lay in wait to slaughter him
as he was leaving the residence of a Mr..
Stoughton. But there was no more reality in
these roughs than in the men furnished to
fill the quota of Sidney and other places.