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Sptidtn 4ratts uu0 @ou9bitraGe.
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nabe NnniiraBe.
8. gDarO. George n 8anben, galttmOrs., nabs
GbenilruBe.
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Saltir1oreitrabe.
10. IGrO. .Samusl GtanDins, Nr. 100, BeR.
6Ggettes, ndbe entaiutiraBe.
II. gparb. s.. &etpiS {er,pa, SIR. 27S, gprn,
SouarofiraBe.
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ito1t', nabe gutapitraBe.
l$. gDdrO. = alfrsN @. sau, Rr. 41a, Saratoga
itra6s.
IA. GBaro, - ERm, o, Gpr. Sir. 6O6. NBe1. g,oIti.
10. gparb. gBm. SpFman.
10. aSaro. - SamES PDtanb, SIR, 227, 9palpan.
itruBe.
II gparb. a8m. GreeeD. Nr. 49S, 9i9btRrase.
10 Npatb.- 3. 6ranF Sracp, 9ds ebarps Ino
10. gBaro. = 9. Pdrrp @eaper am TO-, 20, 81
ulio ~. sept. auf Der YorOOItsgde Der Baltimore inb
AUenUe.
20 aDaro. = Y3m. o. Siupp, SIR. Go, penn5aIba.
nldHNoenne, Tabe BiooleftraRe. i2O6-28l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-17

Sic 0eutl9eu Siirger Der 4. QGarh
Mbenos 8 u4r, in n@drbneg's SpteIH einiuinotn, uni
Die Contribution uno BsidliIe Bctrsfs Organization
eines ole HOtalpoltitt betrtfttnben Yiirser.Y srcins bon
penn n Der gerlannmlun9 am 8. D. Wlts. Oajl %ernauntsn
@ontite ~entgegen Ju neblnen, unO lbtr bic Nnnahms
oosr @6dn1b,erun9 %oerielbsn aa entidetoen.
tZlf,9,2l) DAD @pmitt.
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maihnr,a NAa..A

=
Rr. l, Sho 6reOerid StraBe,
1T leoen Abeno non inblrsiden GGiien heIu9t.
Ser Geruonpte, FsiBjge Ete9jisur, OR. R. Goz
iinstD, bietet burd bic Abmehieluno ieines
BrnQrammeg rem 9ublitum ieoen Sa0 ouoere
Semitic. Sic &amen 0Umarn, YOnerg unh
@lauB, bic $50 &, &oiirsfD uno Shmint
sruoten reiben 9eifalI fir ibrs Dortreflihen
9~eiIiungen. SGs neue politlibe Snterme3;o
s9ie Yreuben i'm @liaB" pirb BON Srn. 81.
&oItnsf1 loeben bearbeitet uno ant Montna
sum riten W}ale iber Die 85titer 9eben. 9a
iein pYreuBe 5iabt" 10 gut ge3Dgen, iuirO ErObl
aud biclCs @entsbilo rem Rleihen Grfolg taz
ben. Mir MAIDEN NOD auf 9rn. Siemann's
Sigarrenitnn0 I'M vSoeon" auinterIiani, no
man bic bhbiben 8ilOer per Oeuii9en SelOcn
leben un0 faufen lam. Yrof. S1iQer, Der
betanHte 8trtuOIe auf Dem piano, i1Uinot i'm
yOoeOn" UteOer ben Sirigentenitab.
SaS RrpntsS traBens8bcdter
brtn9t 9rrl. Slim Dem unternebn1snDen 81
rett0r imlner neue Sorbseren Den @lan3
nurtt Der 8%orfieIlun9en bil6et oieIe gBo6e Die
Yantpmtute Jack and the Bean Stalk,
neltbe in anoeren St66ten Das Saus oreibunz
oert 4benOe Binour6 finite. 3uet neue
8allete Iteben auf DEM groaramms unO bic
arnli6isn Gei6miIter Setlie unO Sophie
Remmelsber8 brtlIren, ME INNER, aud OieIe
Bp9e.
Stute @u8mittaa IT @OrIeGuu9 fir Sc
men: b. b. es oarf ui9t Gtrau9t, nod gr
tril9ungen psrabrei6t %par0Gn; rs miro Oura
DIE %tanloie gantOmine cine isltene uuterBals
tung geboter.
Wen es nab mebttanNi8er beiterer Inter.
baltura osrlan9t, Der 9e6e nod Dem Sbeater
@omique an Der SrOnttr. uno lauI6e Den
S4tudnten, Die bort iiber Die 9retter gebsn!
ms GSabrcr 8alfGm. = 0r. @i=
liars 9aliam BON gBtlOs &iri6er 1T pabrti6
sin BALKAN. Gr enttGtt Die baliamiiden Sbcile
BON lpilOen SiriGeH ppn 3Deer uno poN
BtGien. Seine Su9reoien3ien iin0 one bel
i0niid. SuIten, G%rfaltung, SnlsentsInoun0
unO AusSebrung peri6tpin0en I@nea unter Iei.
nen baliamiiden GinfltKen. (217-22l
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Nene MU3etgen.
Nrfnnutinnhunn

Die 8urtanE, itr bic Restfriruns Der Stiin III.
10. September er6fFret uno bis jur "a, Geptbr,
tsinl6lteBidl bon 9 nbr NOr9ens bis Q ubr abtnOs
an otn rafittbenoen gldbctt 9ebitnet bIeiber, unb aut
Cualittattoren OaJu betben, uno Que, i0tIhe lett Der
leBten 9Babl bas p. Sabr erretdt, fopie Solhe, pelds
oteies utter an ooer Dor Dem 8. yoOsmbsr b. = errets
den, uno Vile, tpelde friiber ihon ~reatfrirt fuoroert, i.
cod tbrs a9ohnun9en 9eipehielt babtn, ionic Vile, iutldje
ldon naturdliitrt Docr oerer 4Saptsre on BEN Gage Der
9Ba9l ooer lton friiber f6nia foerben. tnlHru f6 bel ben
RGatiratoreH treloen, ooer lie peroei ibr Stiinrnrtht In
Der Internationally %oerItersr. Rad 4blauf obenbtnannter
o Gage tperoen reoioitie gBabuiften OerbffentIidt unb
rattrd8ltb luetoet bic Biitc tpGbreno 8 Saettt, bonn
4 Vtotlta9 i'm Gttober antan9eno, Wieber 9sbftrst, I'm
bic ihIteBliaeH Bsrbeiietur9en Dor Der 0abI i'm SO.
bomber maGen lu ibnnsH. Sm Outrage:
8. Brnnf Brabb.
Yrdt0tnt Der ReaiNrir. 9eantten :;
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Baltimorer ~0eieQidoft.

Do bic STEELE oes 2blsbHisrs I'M Gtiiben.gat an
/; SftUber oafans ipiro, 10 t6nnen Retefirtnoe ib,e
Melonn9sil bs gum 2S B: Wets. in S9r, IL, Eetf:
Saitinprearafe, idriftlih sinreitsn,
yur Wleioln9el bon prattiihsu Garptnterr, tpeId,
tiidiibti9t. ~
(2lS, 2O,9 O & U e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-17

Sang veer posuidre 3abnarJt,@ SGbne pbne ben
~9erinsiteri SdfnerS ~ausjeber lam, aber es 1T nidtsbetos
psntSer iuabr. Gin furjer tiger ShIaf, Elm aneetebrrsr
idmerJbaften 3abu n.1t inelr. Der Doctor lit aud
ehn etididter G9nnbdrjf uno oerrittet aue Sptrationen
In ieintr Brande iebr GeItidt. Blreau ger. so,
RprbsG aIpertffraae. (stuuiI7 3lItel
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QnhnlasGpQe0e.

Die usbunssn bit{ss SnRiiutes ip.rb,n ont ers,eu.
Wtontaee I'm September fpieber beginner. Die Stlbisrl
ftno %bte'elben. ais tn ben anoern Snftituten Der uGejeu..
pbtiden. taitidsn uuo faufindnriI6 den aurIus. Before
oere Mnfrnsrtl am'eit tpiro allen 3msts,n sinsr enaIiihss
nn0 tauftndiint'ten 9rjitbhna Al 3bsiI.
Beotngungen: Borihule $50 iabrlid,; bobsrs eIa5eu
$50 tdbrlid oieiteIidhrlidb Int Boraus aablbqr.
(Gtpt. i, 1Ult.) Qfbmarb &3eudhb q I RyS{
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Saltimnrer G~dGteu.
0ercin

~Gsntrai.Saue," Rr. os, Rorb @apfraAe.
Die Wiit8ltsoer finb erIu6t. Der nadStfn situna
@rnHtaa. ben Is. September. Nbenbs s nbr, bei,uSs
ipobnen; SBah! eiHes @esifeurs unb GblrRsbers.
SGnmtIite Witsltebsr baden ibre aarten bs aarl srten
Oitober 1u ernsusrn. slstts Wtt9IieOer ,psrSen aufse.
nDinlner.
(2zl-2) q. afoo~a Esfr
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Mtt bic Sstnelifrn
Nn 0ie Ssraeliten in Wo(timnrei

an ote Ssraeliten tn Baltimore!
Die Gintpsibuns Der Gsnasoas i'm iioi,dsu pp,sitoI
bssann sefern anp idIeBt beute. &amnoa, Nor.
eeu, ben II. September. Serr Or. GeItfb nm
Or, Or. Bpebbeim.r peroet am ssrettae ben goHss.
bienit leiien, nno Serr beilner oprbetsn. Gent,
iuerosn Or. Siolb uno Cantor Raifsr ben @ottssbientt
Ieten. Der @ottesoisnt be9innt am sgreiiaa UNI s mir
Nbsnbs uno eamitde UNI 8 ubr Worstts. Die Ssrats
ibeiliser. Sn Auitraee:
(220-D 3onoa Qous, Ear.
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nrenresylGbsWlajh

@Infddt, Moutrb1ft. @ (egont,
Gduft leiGt uno eeraujdIos.
Sttht aeban0babt fir jros @rt Nrbsit Que anberen
UtaiRtnsn an elaittSitdt Der Siibe iibertreitsnp.
Gl2rehses 8eriGuIsjinmer
5reinaurers9 ernpeI,
(SuIt16 3I2te) Rr. A9, HfprSsNsborIssav
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Sancs 9D. @0rman

iHr ben srien 3pets bes StaOtratbes,
o. Harb.
Der Gntihetbuns Der Convention unterporItn.
t2I0-3Ol
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Sbtn Bppts.

Ser seitrise r4neritan' 1T 10 OertanOis,
nit obigem 8riefe foISenoen &atb gu uerbtns
oeu rSm Sinblids auf oes @ouuerneurs
Ueiserung, cine @rtroIiBun8 gu b%erufen, UNI
oas Regiitrirs8 eieB gu perGnOern, fORnen mir
unisrn Wtitbitrgern nur Den Gatb 9eben, bic
bei4rdntte 3eit, petbe ibnen oas 8sieB jWr
HtglitrGtton %erlnubt, 3u benuBen. Mtbgsn
unIere f%arbigen Wtitbirser (Oie 'Pets" Oes
,Aneriean"D, pel6e Iegale Stimm8sber ftno,
ieoen 8etiu1 MAIDEN unO leOes Spfer brin8sn,
um ii9 reaiitriren gu laiien !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-17

BtIonotre Gumptoire fnO in ben btrIditDenen 9tpurs
ttntnts eusidItbll@ fir bas Gtuoilm hisIsr flint
puupt8ptigs etng.rihttt, uno jtber e6ilsr III oarnut
9tplOr ertalt.
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Qr. 100. q. DQIbCn,

plftesitNnoen 50 ubr Wor8ens. "a ubr RaGtt.
uno rs ubr Nbenos.
81 Vile anftrd0e Ober 3uIhriIter an Or. u. {.
9Glbeu tolrtn AUD tn Der Gpotbsie auf Der @de Der
panOOers uno Siutr. ~ab9eReben perotn, (gr0. 271WD
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GtrdHe.
Sun8e 2eute. bird Sroistretioren an 8eit uno S6r.
per nieoereebroder, an nerO0ier Gntfr6itlnq, GdIineraet
i'm Ropfe, i'm 9tiidert un0 In Der BrlIt, S@lhttrnheit,
orsantidtr Sapdde, Suftu, Sitterrl, OrDbelioenNdbi .
INN, Sdtptnoiutt &C. Rtoeno, iuerben i6nel. flrirt.
eiuretiiae Wtitiel oar Nidts 9ebOfet, BELT CT ourd 6rt.
ltbes Wittel In 8 Sa9en ttirlIia ert i~u9ejoetne tlebeI
IN 8ass1. M%sso5iien isn6et ct eurt Yplt 0oer gyprEB
tr9enbipobtn. Gbrebiiunbcn BON 8 bs II l ubr, Ibis 6
u5r unO i bis 8 nbr Nbsnos. 3auernos beilung
tpiro %9arantirt. (Nua. i, I0Ittl
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To the Dental Profession.

ITO save natural teeth, not to destroy, must
rT6o ~ oe tno am am OF every Intelligent Dentist:
teeth, sound or defective, which stand in the
way OF a full set, ls due, in q great measure,
to the impossibiity of constructing, by means
OF clumsy, block-rubber teeth, partial cases
Ia .na1 I1, can Dc worn with any degree Of comforts
In order to ameliorate this practice, which
cannot but be repugnant to the better judg-
mont of every Conscientious and enlightened
operator, the Pstontee makes the Following
reasonable propositions:
He will dispose of the sole right OF con.
method for any city, town or county, to an
experienced practitioner residing therein; or
the right for o State, or State association;
g,ving also to the purchasers the privilege Of
ment.
Or he will enter into an arrangement with
members OF the profession, by which they can
have constructed at the Laboratory Of Rev.
noids Reynolds, under their inspection
and according to his method, such cases as
cases, designed to prevent the mutilation Of
young subjects, and to enable those more ad.
vanced In age, to retain for many years, their
organs. II -
Opportunity will thus be afforded Dentists
OF testing the value Of this improvement,
in, until such 81 time as they. having become con.
tam the right to use it as proposed above.
A margin, sufficient to secure the CO. opera
ton Inexperienced and intelligent oper rators,
will be chcerfuly conceded, Tor the agency
they must share in bringing this method
more generally within reach of the public.
Their cooperation is earnestly invoked, as
by the general Introduction of this improve.
ment, the practice above referred to, so re-
Voting to humanity and 40 opprobrious to the
profession. may be, TO great extent, sup
pressed.
1t may be we'll to add hore, as demonstrat-
ing the availability of this method, that out
or over 100 cases furnished by II. u r. since
its introduction, not one has Jee,. returned fc,.
repair! In one or two instances, whore, from
careless handling, when out of the mouth, a
tooth has been broken, the accident has been
remcd1cd to- the great delight OF the wearer,
with only few minutes detention. No other
system shows such rcsultsl
:Certlticates may be had for anything, ,"it ia
SAID. We prefer reference to duplicates re-
tanned in onr Office Or. & r. OF cases now in
daily nee, which could not have been salts
factoril;y y, worn, if constructed on any other
plan Tho wearers OF these have in MANY
instances, Voluntarily rendered to MS the
privilege of personal reference.
The proposition to construct cases accord.
ing to my! Improvement. applies only to those
who are licensees af the Good year COMPANY.
Oct ii WILLIAM REYNOLDS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-02

The WHR1IaIa OF FORTUNE The
Empress Eugenie's dwelling at Chisel-
hurst, England, was rented for her use
from an attorney, named Strobe. in
London. We are assured by special
cable telegram from England to-day that
the estate is merely held by Mr.. Strobe
as trustee of the Countess Beauregard,
pensioned mistress of Napoleon, for
the use of her illegitimate son by Bona
parte. When shall we he done with Che
scandals and romance of the French
empire?
NATURAL GAs.-The town of Erie, Pa. j,
was lighted Wednesday night and last
night by natural gas" obtained from q
well sunk by the Erie Gas Company near
their works. Thirteen gas wells in va
rious parts of the city are now furnish
ing fuel and light for manufactures.
The gas is being introduced into private
dwellings.
An extensive fire occurred at Tunhan-
nook, Wyoming County, Thursday morn
ing, which destroyed twenty buildings,
including Hufford's Hotel and many of
the principal business houses of the
town. The loss is estimated at 500, 600.
The cause of the fire, which started in
the stables of the hotel, is not stated
The balloons sent out from Paris are
furnished by the Post Office Department,
at q cost of 16.OO0f. each. They carry
about 25, 900 letters each, at half franc,
80 the department. pockets loss of 3. .500f.
per balloon.
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Hotel Notice.

THE undersigned, sole Proprietor OF tho
Hotel known as Hunts Hotel, now ROSES
HOTEL, would respectfully inform the public
that, in consequence Of tho great imposition
attempted to be palmed off on travellers visit
ing Columbia, by the keepers of Hotols, whose
names appear in the PnuNIX. of tho 3Oth in
slant. have my own Omnibus and Hotel in
combination with no other Hotel or person.
My OMNIBUS will bo ut tho various depots
to convey persons to and from this Hotel free
Of charge. Rates at this House So SO per day.
w. e. ROSE,
Nov Sole Proprietor.
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S O WEDNESDAY MORNING. 2
Special Notices.


Sound Logic for tho SIck.---Tho invalid
has often good reasons to exclaim, ''save me
from my friends" AS general thing, each
Of them will have different medicine to pro-
pose, and if he follows all their prescriptions
in turn. their well-meant advice may be the
death Of him. The only sensible course in
any case Of sickness is to resort promptly to
q specific which has stood tho test or long
and widely extended public experience, and
obtained on solid and sufficient grounds the
reputation of O Standard Remedy. This rnnk
among the restorativcs of our day belongs of
right. and beyond all dispute, to Hostotter's
Stomach Bitters. Let those who arc taking
it answer for themselves as to it's tonic pro-
perties. Can any dyspeptic, who has over
used it, question it's superiority as a sto-
machic over every other medicine? Can any
person OF bilious habit, who has ever taken it
for liver complaint, doubt it's efficiency? It is
believed among the tens OF thousands who
arc now using, or have heretofore used it as
an alternative and corrective, not ono can be
found who would exchange it for any other
preparation in tho known world. For inter
mittent fevers, nervous debility, constipation,
sick stomach, and all complaints arising
from indigestion or impoyerishment of the
blood, it is tho only article which can be con.
scientiously guaranteed, and no ono who ia
thoroughly acquainted with it's virtues will
allow interested dealers in worthless slops on
which they make larger profit, to fnrnish
them in the place Of the great vegetable re-
storat1Ve. Nov t6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-02

Seven years ago London bank was
robbed Of s11.000 by q fellow named
Jones, and so well had lie laid his plans
that he made good his escape with his
booty. But the police of London never
forgot his great crime. The robbers
family was placed under surveillance, and
when, trusting that time had effaced the
recollection of the robbery from the
public mind, they ventured two weeks
ago to sail to Canada to meet the guilty
husband and father from whom they had
been so long separated, the sleuth hounds
Of justice accompanied them. On
Thursday there was happy family meet
ing. in Toronto--the sorrow of seven
years' separation was swept away in
blissful re-union-when the tender scene
was rudely interrupted by several unpo-
etical policemen, who took the crest
fallen Jones into custody to answer for
his apparently forgotten crime.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-02

HOTEL NOTICE.

Columbia Hotel-Nickerson House.
The undersigned, proprietors respectively
OF tho COLUMBIA HOTEL and the NICKER-
SON HOUSE, would inform the public that in
consequence Of tho great abuse of their libe-
rality in furnishing Free Omnibus line to
and from tho several Railroad Depots. thou
sands having been transported free during
the past year who were guests at neither
house. they arc compelled to abolish the Free
Omnibus arrangement. They therefore, give
notice that, on and after the FIRST OE NO
VEMBElt, passengers will be required to pay
tho Hack or Omnibus Driver tho regular fare,
to and from their Hotels:
VIM. G0RMAN,
Proprietor Columbia Hotel.
VIM. A. WRIGHT,
Proprietor Nickerson House.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October 20. 1870.
Oct 80 G
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Getting Married Essays for Young Men,
on Social Evils, and The propriety or impro-
priety OF getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. Sent 1S 3mo
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Notice.

A II! persons indebted to the late DR..
IN SAMUEL FAIR. Of Columbia, decea eed,
arc hereby notified to make Immediate pay,
ment; and those holding claims against his
ed, to me. MARY Is. FAIR
Oct 23,t13 Executrix.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-02

0epSAaa M EyHiAY-pAiT. LIFE. L.,G --Hayo
thS courage, to discharge debt while
you have the money In your pocket 99Hb
Haye Fthb courage to do without that
which Hon do nnt need however. ssalasiz.i d
youE eyes may opyet stl4,n@,,l ~ 4,.aF,;;
Have the courage to speak your mind
when 1T is necessary you should do 40.
and 10 hold your tongue when it is pttti!.
dent you should do 30. -n;..v
Have the courage to speak to q friend
in a .'seedy" coat, even though you are
in oompany, with rich one. and richly
Hatelthe courage to make will and n
just one. t.....l.i
Have the courage to tell q man why
yon, do not lend him your money.
Have the courage to cut the most
agreeable acquaintance you have, when
yonl re,convinced that he lacks princi-
pie. "a friend should bear with o
friends infirmities," but not his vices
Have the courage to show that you re-
spect honesty in whatever guise it ap-
pears; end your contempt for dishonest
duplicity, by whomsoever exhibited.
Have, the courage to woar your old
clothes until you pay for your new ones.
Have the courage to obey your Maker
at the risk of being ridiculed by men.
Have the courage to prefer comfort and
PROSPERITY to fashion in all things.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-02
PAIN KILLER,
We ask the attention of the public to this
loug-tested and unrivaled
FA1lILY MEDICINE

We ask the attention of the public to this
loug-tested and unrivaled
FA MIL Y MED ICINE.
It has been favorably known for more than
twenty years, during which time we have re-
ceived thousands OF testimonials, showing
this medicine to be an almost never-failing
remedy for diseases caused by or attendant
upon
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever and Aguc.
Headache, Bilious Fever, Pains in the Side.
Back and I.oins, as we'll as in the Joints
and Limbs, Neuralgia and Rheu-
matte Pain in any part of the
symtem, Toothache and
Pains in the head
and face.
As Blood Purifier and Tonic for The Stomach
1t aeldom fails to cure Dyspepsia, Ind,ges
ton, Liver Complaint, Acid Stomach, Heart
burn, Kidney Complaints, Sick Headache,
Piles, Asthma or Phthisic, Ringworms Boils
Felons, Whitlows, Old Sores, Swelled Joints,
and General Debility of tho System.
1t IL also prompt and sure remedy for
Cramps and Pain in tho Stomach, Painters
Colic, DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant. Cholera Morbus, Cholera lnfantunl,
Scalds, Burns, Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites
Chllblains, as we'll as tho stings of Insects,
Scorpions, Centipedes, and the Bites of Poi.
sonous Insects and Vcnomous Reptiles.
see Directions accompanying each bottle.
NOV iitlmo
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Carolina Manufacturing Company,

Carolina Manufacturing Company.
A. HAVING opened n Branch House in
SEA the city of Columbia, offer for aale the
@R7Tg latest patented and best made STOVES;
SoSthc most improved patterns and regu-
lar sizes OF all kinds of TlNWAKE, and
everything i'll these particular lines, with
confidence of tlicjr merit.
GUTFERlNG, ROOFING and all kinds of
job work done with despatch, by superior
workmcn. Plumbing, in all it's branches, ex-
ecuted. If you want Water carried to all
convenient points about yonr promises, we
Will do your work at such prices as will enable
all to afford it.
The public are invited to call. Store III
Ehrlich's Building, fonr doors below Bryce's
corner. Aug 18 +
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Notice

NOtlCo
hereby given to all whom it may concern,
cred FREDERICK j. BROWN nv Agent and
Attorney, and in my name to transact alf
business and conduct all settlements of the
estate OF JAMES BROWN, late of kichland.
deceased. SELMA RROWN
Qualified Executrix Of Estate of James
Brown, deceased Oct +1a
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Hardy Solomon & Co.,

HAEIEG entered into the manufacture of
LIZ BRICK aud QUARRYING OF GRANITE,
and purchased OF Mossrs. Wright & VIM, one
OF turning out from 40. 900 to 60, 900 bricks per
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities Of bricks
desired Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, at his
store, or at the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sent 8
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The State Fair---Notice to the Citizens.
IL tizens, able and willing to provide LODG-
1NGS or BOARD and LODGINGS, for visi-
tors to theIState Fair, will at once report their
names and the number of persons that they
will accommodate at the store of Messrs II. K
". @. Swafield. JOHN MCKENZIE.
W. c. SWAFFIELD,
W. c. FISHER,
Nov Committee.
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Survivors Assoeiatfon-.-Notice.

J. Survivors Observation-Disclosures.
TEIHE annual convention, OF '.Tho survivors'
: Il Association Of the State OF South Caro-
lina9 viii be held o. Columhis, On the second
THURsDAY Of November next, during the
Preston. M ,''I - e .I-- ~,
This Association is organized ::ior tine pur-
pose OF collecting and preserving therecords
relating to the late war, and til o materials for
it's history, and also for the purpose OF assist.
ing our comrades who are unable to labor by
tracted in the service, and the widows and
orphans Of those who fell In the discharge Of
their duty.
The estate Association" is composed OF the
"District Associations" Each District Aeso-
the annual convention. -
The object in view appeals to the hearts OF
our people, and it is hoped that every Dis
representatives. tt.. .-...F.f 4
!signed.) WADE HAMPTON, Preet. ..
A. Q. HASKELL. Secretary. Oct 1S
90 All papers in the State will please copy: