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~-----.-IssfI Ions tolianhatlCnlil:li! i!
they were painfully aflicting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every &c
tnn of the country, that the public scarcely need
tn be Siplnr:ned OF ftts virtues orJses.sfis, fl
SttofhGus Iois6h III one of thG most destiltc5
tive eneniie:eof our RAGE. 0lcn, di4unscen and
stitnon and invites the attack of cnccbling or ia.
tai diseases, without exciting u suspicion of its
presence. Again, it seems 20 breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion. rapidly develop into one or other Of its
hileous forms, GIther on lhe snriace oramong the
vitals. III tie latter, tiibercles may be suddenly
deposited in The lungs or heart, or tnnors formed
in the liver or 1t shows its presence by cruptOns
on the skin, or foul ulceralions on some part Of
the Body. Hence the occasional use of Il bottle
Of this SnrsnpariHn is advisable, even when no
active symptoms OF disease appear. Persons af'
licled will the following complaints generally
find immediate relief and, Mt length, cure by the
use OF this a.lRS1I'HRIL!.-i; 81. 4'tfho.
mrs Fire. Rose or ETgsipelns, 1rttrr', Sat
Rhcmni, Scafd Head, KiApiroi,n, Sore Eyes,
Sore Ears, and other cruptons or visible lorlns
OF Scyotni0ms disease. Also in The more con-
Disease, Fits, EpfieJ,sH. NraialDin, and
the various t7ceroms affections of the muscular
ant. nervous systems.
Syphilis or Tcncrral and nrrc"ridt Dis
easrs are cured by it, thongh long time Is re-. re-
uuired for subduing these obstinate maladles by
any medicine. But ,l0ng-continucd use OF lhis
nieaicihe will curetlic complaint. 1irHcorrho.n
or IEltitsSy ysUtert,ic UIcc10tionS, and tcmdie
.DiScnses5 Fare commonly soon relieved and nlli-
matcly cured ly itsspurifying. and inyigoraii,ng \,
; effect Minute directions foreaclicasc arc 1onhu
In our Almanac. supplied gratis. Ehrnn,afism
and Gout, when caused by accumulatiOns of cx.
traneous matters In the blood, yield quickly to it,
as also Lipnr OoRiplGipfs, !, Torpidlty, CGngrs-
ton or INFLAMMATION OF the Llror, and Jaun-
dice. when arising, az they often do, from the
ranking polsons In the blood. This SARS.i-
PIRILLA is i great rcstorcr for the strength
and yigor of the system. Those who are Lam
guih and .Listless, Desp0ndcnt, StecpleSs,
Tanrs, or any.of the Observation-Disclosures of
UraEi.ess, ,vill find immediate relief and scon.
%ilciIs eyidcHcc Of its restorative power upon
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Special N Offices.
ipo CONSUMPTION.
IT'S ouREA lrs PREVENTIVE
Hs .3I'if't By :. q. soHENcX, II. D

- BY j. h soHhnoA' ~.
Seas as possSS San
Those near, and dear to family and fsiends are
ssSssPng shs n'o
DR, JOgEPH III. SCIIENCK'S SJlPLE
aid sg.,,s1 m tSa.aTss IaEAdMENT s. 55 ec
Sr ssssos Sas IN s oS
ysz lis
'qgickened Into healthfal yigor: ..,-.
TO the fsth q the Invalid Is % made 10
and visible works. The theory OF the cure by Or.
SshencES medicines Is as simple as It fs rnfaiittng
snring, sell lfconyincing -
o weao WIG S6t6 tb etaas
sumption originate in dyspepsia and fiinctionaiy
MS sSs SeS
sOnd p the action ss
with nll rs distressing symptoms OF ~
.y..o,,ct,r III, CQNSUMPTI0Esy ifli
The Mandrake Pills are composed OF one ~ Ma
They % possess ali the bloodsearchng. stsrative
pfoperiesof calomel, but unlike ss!omeLthey
/. The work OF cure is mow.b bdglnning Ths v,ttated
and mucous deposits In the & bowels @ and in thsIal-
sRsayd %eaSd from M sd
storlnch acts responsiyely and the patient begins
TO feel that he sgetting atlastl 2! riio ~ III
bIThe seaWeed Tonic in conuhcffon with thk Pills,
permeates and GssimilateS with the food QQhyha-
cation IS now progressing without It's preyofs tor
seem to Be 1t SShd There Is no more fIatueace no %
exacerhslion of thestomach.i An appetite sets IN!
given BY yan.induieentff ffatheri To- snfieSfiE man.
schencEs Pullnonic Syrup comes in 10 peridm It's
JfnnctloB ITO hasten and complete tie cure. It
Cheated Tt collects ana ripens the impairoa and
diseased portions Of the lunga., In the fofnI of
fo In Very short time the malady Is yanauisfed3
the rotten throne that II occupied Is renovat aud
made new and the patient in all the dignity OF fe
..'N.11'-' "o GIVEN UP AS. LOsrui1i ixoi
The second thing Is, the patients must stay in o
s5e prevent taxing col sod when the innss as
eased but Il must be prevented or cure can Dot be
section ofths country, In the fal and winter sea-
son, are ali .wropg. Physicians who recommend
tnat course lose theIr patients, II their lungs are
house they must not sit down quiet they mustsvalk
Ds aS keep s
70 get we'll This has great deal TO DO with the
appetite. P . and is the great point point 70 gain: -.
sibiliy IN the worst cases and moral certainty In
al offers Is sinful. Dr. tohenck,spessona state-
%edsss e wo1ds iae sa'u Of h own fpfs
Ma.hy years ago Was i2 tne laSt stages olcon-
ny 1ed aad az one time my
nSS uipwuns uaan atSniins W straWs nea!o ot
an anu o1talneo tne pre2alatlons which now oner 70
sne PUBIC, &C. ana tney mace perfect cure o. me IT
whole system. They soon ripened the matter il my
lungS anal ToQio spit up more tnan apint or onen'
siye yellow matter "a every mpInl1g LIE long time;
fever, pains and a bessa to iesSa me.
ana my aPpetiIe a 0eSame a so great that y was Filth
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State Iaf south CaroIina

b 7'i= EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
George ", Green, Force Foreslossre Is
IVY. D. Bryan g. .Bro>tl Morsgage.
DY Order of the Court in this case,
ID will sell at EsgeHcld C. H., on the
first Monday IN May next, the Mdrtgaged
premises containing One Hundred and
and oae-fourth Acres, moro
or less, ADJOINING lands Of James r. RYy-
an, Mrs. H.. TiHmala, John KoaAS and
others.
TERMS,-Costs aud oas-Aalf the pur-
chase money to be pstd fM Cash, Balance
on a credit OF twelve months wfth iatercst
from day Of sale, TO be secured ,hy Bond )
the Title Deed to be signed bat Motdeliy-
cred until paynlcnt is nla(lo. and if not
paid when due, the prca,ises to be re-
sold for Cash. .-aalu'
Titles and Stamps7to' oe paid in Cash.
j. II. MCDEVITT. s. Z. G,
Apr 10 .h,., 4tc Id
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A large hatchet belonging to the
gardener was beside q tree Butler
casually picked it up, and while talk
ing he made several deep gashes with
it into one of General Grants favor
ite trees. Just at this iuncture, the
President appearing, Butler hastily
secreted it, lnafr lis crost cr.o3sss tails.
After the compliments Of the day,
the President spied for the first time
his mutilated tree, and, with tones of
vehemence, inquired who had been
cutting and gashing that tree. AT
ter q few moments pause Butler step
ped bravery up to the President and
took him bg the hand. saying, " Mr..
President, ( cannot cannot tell & lis;I can,
not tell a lie; Wendell Philips did
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Stolen

EROM the SUBSCRIBERS Stable, last
II Saturday night, a blood bay MARE
with black legs, black main and tail, and
pretty long, left hind foot little white,
bare-footed, and eleven years of age next
fall.
Twill pay a reward of Twenty-Five
Dollars for the delivery of said Mare to
received. Il Mrs. c. DEvoRE.
Longhires Store, sc:
April +: 80 :. 3t 10
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lie C0uldn,t Tell 4 Lie.

Alf Burnetl, iE 9Ec Of his letters
to Tile People, Of Indianapolis, sei
latcs the following anecdote:
By the by, Il good story is told, 0
Ben Butler and his notorious honesty.
y. short time since, Ben Butler and
Wendell Ehi!ligs lad business with
the Frcsi4elit,,' E4sI III II in iFi q arm, pro
ceedol to call upon him. 1Thc Pfesi-
dent was busy, and, sent word that
he would see them presently. Phil
ips and Butler strolled out into the
conservatory, in the rear OF the
White House, thence to the. garden.
Butler and Philips were engaged IN
an animated c3Qln9yI;s'lrsatlon c3Qln9I;'l sol! upon some
topic. Butler becilae slightly. excl
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No enjoyment without Health. or
all the property we own in the world that
which demands the greatest care is our
bodies, Bettfr l9ss houses, lands, bal
ances in tho bank, tanPthluG that repre-
sents wealth, than the strength, yigor and
elasticity of the physical frame. The dys-
peptic, the bilious sufferer, tho nervous
invalid, can not enjoy tho gifts OF lhrtune.
Happily, however, dyspepsia, bilious
ness, and nervous debility arc removable
evils. & yJsg- ia
TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT,
is specific for them. 1t renovates the
se sts%aS SoMss RSf as hSP PRS Pe sas ssaSs tss
nerves, and ddisinfects the depravod fluids.
SOLD BY4IL. DRUGGISTS 4
April l2 g2tf g3 ! JIG
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cob, We woa'tt kill you, my dear
we don't do so much dirty wnfk as
that. But you won't get off under a
cool fifty thousand dollars, if that,
Frank Hoist has had a long expert
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1Ylng ana sails spread iof tAe DreeZe'
Annie was charmed with the novelty.
Mr.. Hoist was tender watchfulness
itself, Mrs. Niblo the most enchanting
woman she had ever seen, aid the
whiskered friends of her lord dis
creetly monosyllable. The only un-
congenial element were zoo big, ugly
looking men wandering about the
boat, and third who sat in the stern
Who is he ?" whispered Annie to
Mrs. Niblo, noddmg toward the lat
ter. 81 don't like his looks"
/ mOnly the 'coxswain. DEAR We
cou1dn manage the boat ourselves
YOU know. Don't mind Mm. /"
When will we get to New Fla
ven?' she asked, beginning tosgetsa
little sea-sick, for now they were go
ing along swiftly, and thsnGw motion
produced its effect.
"We won't go that way, at all, at all
dear. Frank says Bridgeportis much
| prettiar. and will not take SO long
you know
l told aunt ~
Here Anme's attention was called
from the subject in hand by sudden
observation from one of heparty, and
she forgot to refer to it again, think.
| ing it " didn't much matter T..
By night Annie was SO sick thai
she thought yatchipg altogether stupie
and horrid, especially as she was shut
up in the hot little hole, called by
courtesy "the cabin, while the oth
ers were up on deck enjoying them
selves inrthe breeze. The next morn
ing did not find her much better. .ano
she did not enjoy being laughed at
Eating was out Of the question, Th!
very mention of sardines and pickles
made her angry. Hadn't she suffered
torturea. torments, agonies all nigh
from the aforementioned edibles
B sides, Annie did not find Mrs
Niolo half as charming when she
laughed at her miseries, and called
her sickness childish stuff"
l wish you could be sea-cick fol
whole week p cried our bad-teln.
pered Annie, wishing she had never
come, and longing for Dick and Aunt
Jessica. Mr.. HoIst's tender speeches
did not sound half. so sweet waftee
down the hot skylight, as they die
!: whispered under the trees as home
ESo Annie, even when her ailments
grew q shade bsttsaSd poatedY zane
wouldn't come up gal deck. .1oMrs
Niblo's s reportlto her bFether twas a.
| follows -1.l ;--=''lp Z; ,.--.A ;.2iaii,J1
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tempted sham suicide. Being in love With
a pfrl who did not reciprocate his affection, he
adopted the plan of make believe selfdestruc,
ton in order to frighten her. The scheme was
ingenious, but French, and failed in the end:
letter. placed where the inmates of his
clearinghouse could see it, informed them
that he had committed suicide, and on looking
into his room through the window ne was
seen stretched on the bed, grasping revolver
in his hand, and with what seemed 10 De a
crimson stream of blood flowing from his head
and neck. The affrighted occupants OF tfe
house, believing the man to be really aeau,
sent for the police, who came at once and
burst In the door. They found the man in
preteuded unconscious state, but the crimson
blood resolved itself into large piece Of red
glazed muslin. A strong application OF STICK
to the soles of his feet brought the sleeper to
his limited senses.
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be no more lynchlng than the execution Of
Robespierre and Rigault was lynching. II
might be called high-handed, or cruel, or re-
morseless, or various other things, but !,
would have in 1t a solemnity which In lynch
law is wanting"
South Carolina has demagogues and ras'
Gals to whom the wickedest man in New
York cannot hold candle. They care moi
jot for public opinion. The law, admins
tered by their own creatures, has no terrors
for them. Dividing their time between
plundering the treasury and melting the
blacks to slay the whites, their killing, ac'
cording to The Nation, would te no murder,
Yet the Crewses and the Mackeys stalk
abroad, and fear no avenging hand. MOI
have they any cause. The Conservative
press, as they have always done, urge the
people to be quiet and law-abiding, and
their counsel is that OF the soberest and
most influential citizens Of the State.
This people endure uncomplainingly year
after year, fostering sore, infinitely more
painful, and degrading, than that which
tempts the Northern Republicans to seek the
deep-cutting knfo of a Vigilance Commit
tee. And, nevertheless, South Carolina is
threatened with martial law by Radical
President, while not word is uttered in
condemnation OF the lynch law, which, with
far less reason, the New York Radicals pro-
pose. Why, we ask, is our submission to
be taken as proof of our rebellious spirit
And why is the means Of redress which the
Radical party are eager to embrace in New
York denied by the very same Radicals to
this suffering people?
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The Cotton Crop OF Is7O-'71.

Through the courtesy Of the editors OF the
Commercial and Financial Chronicle, We
have received an early copy OF their elabo-
rate report on the cotton crop OF the South
for lS7O-'7l. The admirable facilities which
the proprietors OF the above able CONNER
cial journal possess for the collection OF in
formation through its agents in all parts OF
the country, gives it peculiar advantages
| in making up a correct and complete ac-
count of the cotton movement in this coun-
try. The result of their statement Qhe
main particulars OF which we're given in
special telegrp.1 to THE News on Saturday
last) is as follows
Receipts at the shipping ports. bales 4,o52,l54
Direct 10 manufacturers overland. 22S,923
Southern consumption n........... 9l,24O
The overland movement shows an ln-
crease OF about fifty per cent. over the pre-
vious year-say 22S, ,s23 bales in ls7O-'7l,
against l53, ,s25 for 1s69-'7O. There is an
extended statement in explanation OF their
method Of calculating the cotton sent over
land, which exhibits much industry in inves-
tigating the intricate question OF the amount
OF the staple going by railroads through the
West TO manufacturers. In addition to the
usual items composing the sea island crop,
they add the growth OF Texas received at
Galveston, which amounted to 7O4 bags.
The enormous growth Of the year has been
disposed OF as follows:
Exported to foreign ports during the
year ......-. ...........'.. .uaieo o,iVo''9
Sent to Canada by railroad direct from
the West. ........................ 5,6e2
Burnt North and South ............ 5,535
Now on hand, September !. 1871
At Northern ports. s.................... 65,765
At Southern ports. ts.................... 49,049
At Providence and Northern interior
markets 3s,476
Taken by spinners in the Northern
States. tes..............................l,Qp ,s5s
Taken by splnners South. h.......... 9l,240
Total bales. 4, Az, ,445
It is satisfaction to notice that the great
product of the year has rapidly passed into
the hands of consumers, which gives hope
that, with the large consumption now taking
place, the limited crop coming forward will
find an active demand at paying prices.
The Financial Chronicles full and elabo-
rate statement will be found of great interest
to the general merchant as we'll as the ope-
rator in cotton.
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DAGGMG! BAGG1NG BAGGNG |!
20 bales Superior quality e pounds) DUNDEE
CLOTH
so bales Gunny Cloth.
In Store and for sale low wbyo, by
aups No. Broad street,
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poNDs, COUPONS, &c.
GOVERNMENT, STATE, CITY AND RAILROAD
BONDS AND COUPONS
Uncurrent Bank Notes
Mutilated Currency
Gold and Silver
Land Warrants.
Dealt regularly In by A. G. KAUFMAN,
iplyIl .tuths No. Is Broad street.
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TlEACHERS WANTED.-A LADY is
wanted In the Due West Female College, to
teach Music, Vocal aud Instrumental Drawing
and Painting and French. Also Lady to take
charge Of the Primary Department. Apply to ihe
President, J. J. BONNER, Due West, 8. q.
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VTyANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w 10 the Land and Immigration Association
of Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY CO
Tickets now ready. WIN be glad to see my friends
and Central wharf. EBEN COFFIN, Sub.Agent
maH2Q
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Has on hand a large and carefully selected stock
of UPHOLSTERY GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, Pa
per Hangings, Decorations, &c.
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
A full line OF WINDOW HOLLANDS AND SHADES
Swiss, Nottingham and Muslin Curtains
Brocha, Reps, Terrys and Satin Delains
All Wool Damasks and watered Moreens
French and English Cretonnes and chintzes
Linen Coverings and Stripes, Bindings, DC.
Embroidered Plano and Table Covers
Victoria, Dining and Centre Table Covers
Toianettes, OH Cloths, Table and Desk coverings
Drapery and Centre Tassels, Frnges ana jumps
Gilt, Walnut and Rosewood Cornices
Bands, Tassel Hooks and Picture Nails
Hair, Wool, Cotton and Moss Mattresses
Pew and Pulpit Cushions
ATNo 2i3 KING STREET, IN TIE BEND.
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