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Medital.
Av.r,. Catear.ic Pills,
r.r al! tho purpose. Of a Lasa..vo ,Iea e-a..

Who have tried H. know that it cured them; those
me have not know that it cures their neishooIs
~ frisrds and ali know that what L does once y
- ai,ysVs-tber II never fails through any iau!t
or neglect OF a composition. We nave eaOus s4i
rinon thousan1s Of certificates OF uleiI Ie-a' 49,
cures Of the following Complaints LuS $50 - ~,
80 trnwn in every neishhOrh0od, and We necd not
nublish them. Adapted to al ayes -iu "a 49,
in ALI climates; containing neither odl.,4e 80. -.
dele.erious drug they may be tiken WIN .lety ~
any body Their sugar coating prise. 80, heir,-
fresh and makes them pleasant 90 taste VIZ ~
purely vegetable DO harm can arise lIo'N ''0' -
IN any quantity
They operate BY their powerful inllu- me- ul -
i,.erral Ti.cera 10 purify the blood ana sunuiaV5
il into healthy action -remoV9 tne ousti - y, az
the stomach bowels liver and other eF.ahI ., ~
boiy. restoring tuoir irregular AS'l1u ~ - -
ami Nv correc- irg. wherever they exist AtcA ue
engagements az are the first origin 81 ulse-sei .r
Minute directions are given in the WIagpeI or ,is
box. fer the following comp aihlt' "li'9H -4
Eor DYSPEPSIA CT INDIe-sTIoN, LIsrLtssS, s. =.
LsNGu0R sud Loss oF APPELLEE, th-y 49,. No. -
taken moderately to stimulate tLe st'ilA-h '--' 40
store its healthy tone and action .-
For LIVER COMPLAINT and It's various 81 iilt 9u's
PfrtoUs Hg.pACag SICK HEAgACHE, JAUNDiCs eE
GrEsS SICKNESS, BlLIlUs Coz and hiLious r.
vERs they should be- jldiciousiy taEtA lpI -. ~
case u correct the diseased actiOn or ieuio'S '0
oh-t7uctions which cause H. .-f4
For DYsEETAEY OF btARAH IA lut O-' 'l--- 49,
Far RgrraAlIsa.. Gou-, GRAVEL, PALPIrA -IoS OF
Try HEART. Pals IL the SIDE, BACK AND L't'ai
tbcy sholIt he continuously taken, as required u
change the diseased action o. the So s-eia- win
such change these complaints disappear
For DR. PsY and bR5rsICsL SWELLiN'' iIe'
should be taken ia arse and freq -cnt doses TO f''
duc3 the efiecs Of a drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION e .ar-e dose shoull N' s~--' a.
?. pro5u-e- the desired tiios, Dr. sympathy.
as o DISsER tIiL, take one OF ~" FILLS J. 4'''
mote 81 g1sti0n and re- eve the stomach.
an occasional dose stimulates the stoIn zen sl-i
bowels into healthy action, restores tho appeI,e'
and invigo-ates the sy-tsn. Hence it IS oiten az
vantago1us where no seri,us itraI- ngul 49,.
Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better IrA
tleir cleansing and reuov4tns elect on the yes
tive apparatus.
DR.. j. e.. A. E.iS ~ CO. Lowe -''"-''-
Practical a.d sralsfiel' C5emlsts. .
eo-D pV ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY ii1..l-
Sold At wholesale by Henry Co.. Bur l1Stoi
also for sale by r. 3. St--Es !. Co., Vincent TAR
and r. ". Buuitt
July Au- sept = Oct COW
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My judgement is that Grant hiss made too
many enemies to run. HORACE GREELEY.
You're right there, Doctor-Grant always
faces his enemies.-.N. Y. Commercial.
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pianus and Organs.
PIANOS & ORGANS
BLOOMFIELD x orIs. y. =,

have just received q pendif stock or isnos and
Organs, c.udin- beautiful "a octave p.ar0 f-on
the celebrated firm %
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THE
NEW DISCOVERY
IN Chemical AND Medical science.
-
DR.. &. r. GGrTia'S
SOLUTION AND COMPOUND ELIXIR

SF. d. r. GsSsTC1A7S
SOLUTION AND COMPOUND ELIXIR
T a R
FIRST AND ONLY SOLUTION ever made in
one mixture Of ALL THE TNV ELVE valua-
bic active principles Of the veil known curative
PINE TREE TAR.
UNEQUALED in Coughs, Colds Catar-h. Asthma.
Bronchitis. and Consumption.
CURES WITHOUT FAN
recent cold ia three to six hours and also bv IL.
NlrALlSlNG, PURIFYING and STIMULATING
effects upon the geaeral System, is remarkably
eiiicscous in all
DISEASES OF TUE BLOOD.
inclnding Scrofuls and Eruptions Of the skin. DIS
pepsia- Diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys Heart
Disease, and General Debility.
ONE TRIAL COSyINCEsi
ALSO,
Volatile Solution of Tar
For INHALATION without application Of HEAT.
remarkably valuable discovery as the whole ap-
paratus can be carried in tie vest pocket ready
at any time for the most eiectual and positively
curative use in
All Diseases OF the NOSE. THROAT and
LUNGS.
THE COMPOUND
Tar and sHGndr0Re Pin,
for use in connection with the ELIXIR TAR isa
OF the two most valuable Alternative
Medicines known in the profession aud renders this
Send for Circular of POSITIVE CURES to your
L. F.. HYDE co.,
SOLE PROPRIETORs,
no Z. 30. St., New York.
March 2j-E6m
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NOW F5R SALE, for cash or long credit.
Thess lands are in mild and healthy climate ana
for gTain-grvwing and stock-Iaising, unfurpa sou
BY any in the Unitod States.
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Browns By 1chia' are
tle t-au -F made ilT
alb "a cases 0f the hr.u-
ch.a- Cubes. as the many
thousands VIII o. riy
[ who have used then
Everybody alI tla-
. i.----, living .u e-uu =
Hr G Wa. shsulu-s trI--
CllI- -.- -r.-las
Ail1uf et --.I by I-.~l.
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5000, 900 Acres ofChoice Farming and. 6raz.ns
Lluds en- tae line of the road, in the
State Of Nebraska. in the Great Platte
Valley,
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BROWNS
RgD- E.E
MEDIC ms

/ There has never been %
/ me-icire offered G. the
public that yves suc-
{ universal satisfaction as
Do rrosu's Find Extract
. of HucLu" DC is put Up
D for the purpose q curing
all diseases OF Che KID
ueysaE1 Urinary Organs
a11 i- viii do DC every
/ sine when the o. sslses is
uotcf TOO long standing
] llyou want O. le strong
ard Vigorous Aslltly
and happy use Brown
Ext oi Euell SOLD rl
al druggists il barring
ton.
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THE proud position the Society now holds at the
head OF all Life Institution Of the world, is the gift
Of the American people. II gained their suira ges
given in honestly and dearly earned solid Cash,
because it served them best, and met their wants
most completely"
In selecting your Life Company choose tho very
best I he rates Of premium are no higher, and the
return OF dividends are much larger making the
aetual cost Of your insurance mach less in the
Equitable than in any other Company now doing
business
Please examine her popular Plans Of LIFE, En-
DoTNENT, ToSrISE, and DEFERRED DIVIDEND
POLICIES.
We desire to secure a few reliable, successful and
energetic representatiyes-fTsicias HaeH-ss State
and District Agents, in the Territory under our
charge. The right man can secure a General Agen-
cy, either for Northern New York, Eastern Vermont
or the state Of New Hampshire,by addressing
giving full particulars as 70 pas. experience and
success, with reference
ROBERTS WHGTCOM3,
General Agents and Business Managers,
Burlington, Vermont.
Aug 22-d&wtf
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sounding and Tube Boards

prepared by peculiar process on machinery eslec-
laily instructed to- TIC purpose.
= These are among the more important result
1-lues o. 'rlc-l0u % these lustruueurs Wtlout
t1e use OF which their makers could not hope o. give
them 81 that superority which has won SUCH a re-
putat o 10 Europe anl America, and secured sale
greatly exceeding -at Of any ether Instruments o.
tre class Ia the world. Trey therefore invite ez.ee-
l1l attention % the Patented Improvements used
exclusively 10 these instruments, as c0utrih u-l1
materially 70 tleir ackl0wled -ed superiority
Tho in...rn,nts are far saLe BY
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Prices range from s2to SO per Acre.

RoliEsTEADs FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS
2.5OO.OOO Acres of Government Land between
Omaha and North Platte open for entry as HOME
srEADs ONLY.
SOLDIERS OF THE LATE var
arc entitled 10
FREE HOMESTEAD OF l6) ACRES,
within Railroad limits Equal to
DIRECT BOUNTY OF 500.
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Shoesl Shoes! Shoes!
Q2.., .

L. -. -
RELOW we anumeratS a few styles of the
livery desirsble stock OF goods ON hand in
our Shoe Department, sl,to.{as
This department is now successful feature
OF our business. and is pronounced. by
shrewd local buyers. as we'll aa travellers for
large Shoe HOUSED and Factories, TO be the
best in the United States. This is pretty
strong for Columbia. small inland town of
South Carolina, to contain and operata eng
cessfulIy the best hhoe House, the best Dry
Goods House. and the best Millinery, and
Dresa-Faking Establishment, ""ALL COMBINED
UNDER ONE ROOF" in the United States; yet, it
is positively so; polumbia oontains the House.
and OURS Is THE HOUSE.
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT..
Gents Calf hand. stitched Dress Boots.
Gents Cali hand stitched double sole Boots.
Gents Calf hand-stitched Scotch-edged
Boots.
uants' Calf hand-stitohsd Congress aa;ter,
= Gents OaK hahd-stitched scotch-edsed
Gents Calf double sole Hunting i aad aiia hiding
i Ladies'. 9 a o.lf. Goat. Kid and Sci gsfsSs, double
Ladies Cali. Goat. Kid and Serge dp,iuibis
Everything pessibie for Children. shhhs schhhnso,
Girls and Boys All warranted and, from Tie
bes2 makcrs In the wofld. 80
Oct 26 l"NR G. SHIVER 4 OOl
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Notes Victoria Tonic Bitter"
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

For TIE cure Of Dyspepsia. Asse and Feuer.
Bilious Disedsss, Gsnxr0i Debility,
and al Inspsrities If the Blood.
SdLhE BtTTEh6 have now firmly esta--
4 blished themseivee In the favor of tho
public and the medical profession. Propared,
from purely vegetables ingrediepts Of sek now.
lodged efficacy, their unr.valed and highly
tonic. stimulating and prophryIactic Qualities.
peculiarly adapt them t0 all cases Of 0enernl
Debility. Nervous ProstrAtion Of the Sys--
tenn, 40.
Az an excitant OF the appetite and whole
some aid to The procesa Of digestion, they
will be found TO be very efion.,ious. while
their peculiar medical properties render them
OF nnequ .led value to those subject to { hills
and Fever, Congestion, and other miasmEtio
dtseases. - 80 - -
These Bitters will be found most wonder
fully beneficial in all cases Of Debility and r.
regulsftttes Of Females, Wheresot YER Intro
duced, they become standard articTsEe
medicinal staple. Unlike the many hoxiouo
:.imuisnts sdveTsirsii, thss brace AID sar.ssy
the system without exciting rndue csrebfal
ACTION. They are without doubt the beet to-
MO and constitutional renovatbr eyer offered
to the public. MO TIE a TAkRANT,
Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors.
Newberry. g. o.
Sold by E. n. HxNrsH, OolumBia, 8. o.
Septic s,5,Y emo
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State Of South CarG}ina---Unibn Cd.
COURT OF PRORA TE oe1l .a''a

Charles ". Scott. plaintiff, against sm,tb
Scntt. Lae 6coit, J6hn Il i:tSt,i,if, q q. Scott.
Joseph NJ. Scott, ,Reujamiri F. Scott IEH,,
ga6eth Scott: Charles smith. Mar,s n! Smith,
4 MileS 'Puckett, Nancy O. Pu9kett, IJohR Da,
Icy Cox Sarah Z, a Cox, William Nattie,J.
sssss saaets aar gsgn .gqssss assd
d en- or Bald swfilism Scott, NhSae AS nanoes TS
are nnknown, efend dants ESun,foh9 FOR.
Refgf-f 0nptdins Serted ''oi:Ft'' ~
To the Defcnd0nts sli3.U .t}ey u 'a5a.
VOU ara hereby summoned and reonired
Il to answer the petition Ii this action. of
which copy is herewith served uponyouS and
70 serve q copy OF Sout answer to>thS snhi pe-
0Non, on the Subscribers at their tsSsi}se A.
Union Court House, South sCarolinA .siT hn IN
twenty days after the Sol vice htrebI @T 6itihive
OF the day OF ~uch eefvics; and if YOU fall To
snswes the petition within the time Afor ,eSid.
the plaintiff In this action will euply. to: the
Court FOR the relief demanded in the petition.
as. L., MUNRO d SON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated septepber I, 1871.
To Smith Scott, John E. SCOTT. CharIes
Smith. Mary V Smith. Miles Pickett, Nancy
G. Pnckett and Mildred Scott, and the chill
dren OF William Rcott. deceased. vhose
names are unknown.
Take notice that this action ia brouuht for
the partition OF land in the Probate Court.
aud that the summons in this action, OF which
the foregoing is copy. was fled in the Office
of Che Judge Of the Probate Court. Tor IJnfcn
County, At Union Court House, in the County
OF Union, in the State Of South Carolina. on
tue 10th day OF september, 1871.
Il. MUNRO 4, SON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
,o USloK COURT HOUSE, 6. o. eeptemb+r 2i :.
1871. a s.t Sept AZ VIC
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The LAST OH THE MANDAlus.
tetnras oS AhWu en " Voigt. Thorne and
.Ho!loway TO the alternative writ of man.
danaus and the order to dismiss the writ
were entered in the Office of the clerk of
;tpe oonrt Yesterday afternoon. This is
the last step in the naGnddmus game,
The city was perfectly quiet yesterday,
and wore a. smiling aspect. The busi-
ness community We're cheerful and con-
'adent Of the hear approach of better
times. The asaei is now regarded as eet-
tied BY one and al. and. We tr1ist that
the peace and quietnowi exhibited ia hut
2 precursor Of what iA 70 be during the
Inauguration, and subseq1ent. admins
tration of the new city .goysrnmeGkk,
-r...o,r [Charlesson, Neus.
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e hee 6ati6i arrest 81 =B1psfv;iisor
T4eeA NsE 9sHmlnN ringAe5dsr. in
~ MSs .cfhn$ $sbn vitSe stu:
that city. took place on Friday, and. "a
stated by tie telegraph, he immediately
obtained release BY giving bail in the
gum Of .s$29Q9 0oD. This is the first act
IN the drama: which will doubtless dis
oloae more viilsiny than has ever been
exhibited before the courts Of New York
or any other tribunal on earth. The de-
yel9pments which have. been, made by
tha .e9Wmittps Who bafa s1aaibsa into
the frauds for whioh Tweed and his aaso.
eiates are held responsible, show that
during the LAST two years and eight
ufoaths half the entir6f revenue of the
CITY aud County Of NsH, York for that
Time. and much more than the entire
tax levy, has been diverted, or, az is
charged, stolen hy the ring. The
,ap9let thus Diverted foots up over
3f9, 500, GOO e''a'-1- = 'f''''
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Vatuabte Guy lot. :" :
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO, q, ,SUH.

On MONDAY MORNING, ths 9Th psayoven-
Der. In front OF the Court; House, in this
That desirable LOT at the corner rsof Pen
dieton and hithsrdsou streets, ha5ipE. a
front on PendietUh street tIO4 1eetI hdntS or
lei less: and on Richardson street 1e0 feet, more
Also. tabh ,'.irnoJ
A number Of LOTS in waycrly, coht4ining
Terms OF SALE.HaK cash; balance III e1ns
year, secured BY bond and mort rt9ARe. .Uf :bre-
stamps dhi''5t4 hisI INV A4t+
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-EiKKaSrsfs,ss -t1l;;;,;;,,,;;, t1lS;;m;,; :, q ;-;s,S:Y..'

LoND0Hs October tt31 t31ZNoon.-Con,
IavzapooI. 800 % Eo6sS sl-ap. m.-co.,
a,1 oon opened firner-uplands 9>K6; Orleans;
asssse9n o.pb4 s1-Evsnips.--
VPt4aE !oasd efst 1aapit tirmsr-aidsn 9
6s4fsssss SHssss shiRglns g sssaFnndh
az IS 'igaslI sjIg 3 :@|s3l3ss:;; b.,
nSefs 2SsDlas< sDsSeedbef sisIfa
to ll.l6; Jxnaary 1SM91S 1915; Fe-
HToaiya %1oat S II M March l9&; April lsA..
dull and declining. Pork ouiet. at At 10 N 40 )
Cotton rather easier-uplsnds isiS: o..
leans 1885; sales 1900 bales. Fraiehts
quiet Money z. Gold 1156@11A.
E=ehense- long 81; short 9%. Go
vernmepts aud State bonds dull and
steady. Stocks strong.
Up. M.-Oott0n hrm; sales 8. 1877 bales
sstuplands 1SA: Orleans 1873. Flour
Sonthern dull and lower; common to
fair extra 7.00@7.65; good to choice
T70f@925: Whiskey $4,000. Wheat
heavy and 2@3o. lower-winter red
Western 55@l.61. Corn 10. lower, at
a?@79. Rice steady. PORK unchanged.
Lard unsettled-kettle 1O1s. Freighta
dull. Sales OF futures today. 0so5O
bales, as follows: November lS6-l6M
l8N; Dsosm5sr 18@18a1; January 1877
@191; February 19169l9L; April 10 &
9l9%;. May 30. Money irregular and
closed at z. Sterling 81. Gold l216M
~. Governments steady, at "a I'D.
vance. States dull but steady.
BosToF, October 31.-Ootton quiet
middliDg 1879; receipts 97O bales; sales
300; stock 900.
WHMINaToN.l October 31.-Cotton
qulet1middiing III; receipts 81 bales;
sales IL; stock 2.477.
AUGUSTA. October 31-Cotton in fair
de%and[-miaddling IT'S; receipts / ,oJ0
BAfr1MoRH. s. October s31.--Cotton
eady-middiihg 1917; receipts 4Ss
bales; sales 378; stock 2,164. Flour
firm, and fairly active. Wheat, firm.
Corn ,steady-new white 5f072:yellow
66@70. Pork IA 5Q.Bns Bacon firm-
eh9llderssss shoulders Lard I0a1o1a. whiskey
S: Toulz. October d, whsisley ss,s.
bY Bsggi1g g nn aqie.: iasil7 g 1S@lsi Pork I2.75
9I3. oo: Lard IN Bacon qniet.
C1NcINAAT1., October r'81.-P0rk--12 80
nonc"' t1uIu D. - -bApOn-;-U8mAnd light;
holders hrm; shoulders ~. ;Whiskev
declining, at s8.
NoRFoLK. October 31.-Cotton firm
low middl,ng l7140l715; receipts Q, ,62O
bales; salss 800; stock 1858.
NEW ORLEANS. October 31.-Cottop
in good demand-middlng 1S1k@lSk
receipts 7.678 bales; sales 4,80O; stock
58. 345.
GALVESTON, October 81 Cotton firm
--good ordinary 15I6@15A; receipts
!, la bales; sales 2,3tO; stock 81, 697.
MoB1LE October 3l.-Cottop quiet
middling 18; receipts 2,2OI bales; salt s
5U0; stock 27.263
CHARLESTON, October 3l.-Two deaths
from fever to day.
NEW ORLEANS. October er31.-Arrived-
steamer Frankfort, tror Bremen, with
600 emigrants.
600 feet OF the levee cuved from
Montagt to Louisa streets.
SAVANNAH, October 3l.--Cotton
In good demand and firm-middlipe
I73a(0l734; receipts 1887 bales; sales
2, LOU; stock 40,287.
CHARLESTON, October 31.--Cotton
hrm--miidling l75S; receipts 1,162
bales; salea $40; stock 81. .346
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Cottage oh Ai4snAf HM!i, 'rsni
BY d. @. PEIX0TTOs 4 HilW, ,

ber, in front Of the G6tirE H0iSb. .eat n,
O'Clock. We will ssllsra baIId 10I 3ni'i1"
;, That LOT oh Arsenal Hill; with COTTAGE
thereon, bounded Oh Ythe North Aity Mrs.
belonging to Jones OF MEs. lGaSnGef; Wett
by Mrs; Adama AIa sIpsepb 1I1yl8T II The
n, less, and runfing Back 2o8 lSet, Hps5 o2 less.
Terms. -oRa thiid cash; Rtiahcs tm tMelve
months, secnre9 hy bond and mott IL fgRHS, best
lug interest at seven per cebt Purchaser to
pay Tor papers and stamps-i1 Property to- be
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CONSTITUTIONAL GovERNnENr,-.The
only thing constitutional" about this
administrrtion II . sort of kleptomania.
or 40, natitntional'' tendency toward de-.
faloatiop. a~'" .nug. aud embezzlement
"a sort OF "moral insanity" that seems
to have. .Rssum .tuunnuiemIo form among
Republican Office holders.
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Destraiie Co!ags- ,rl, .id,, i. . :.
BY D C.PEXOTT0 a SOW !,

ON MONDAY MORNfNG. TIE 0th ipf No1iem
Der. we will sSlf, i'd front Of fhS (Gurt
House, at 10 O'clock, on - - rs II
That LOT, with Q deairable Cottage and Al
necessary out: t:buiaipgs' thereon, eitns4ed on
tne corner et senate AND Lincoln streets,
measating thereon "a feet. more or tess, Ind
running back o9 Lincoln street 100 kesi, more
or less .o@ .5Aa terI siat-G
inRHs OF SALE.--One-third cash; abalapcs
In twelve months, secured By bond and NOT
gage, bearing. interest at seven Der Cent.
purchster to pay FOR papers snds istamps.
Property to be insured and policy to be as-
signed fe s,7,i ir,f 80. ;. cnct s0s
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Georgia has g town named "Oeusin
John.".F g,,ttss Ip3t5lttf ll tsIi
At Darlington, VERMONT, HE boys boy
have already had .snow-balling MATCH.
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Wanted.

, SECONDHAND BOILERS, thirty.two
- inches diameter. about thirty six fett
long. Or, three Boilers, thirty inches in di-
ameter, aud about thirty feet long. Address
ROBERT G. CHISOLM,
Oct ~ Charleston, I. O.
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B:ue Ridge. Railroad.

B:ue Ridge .Raiiroah. -
1NHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Blue Ridge Raiiro ad In south Oa-
roup asWiu be5heId on THURSpAY,ahe 10th
dayoH yeuber. 1871, lat the offioe fof the
Company, in Columbia, at IL O'Clock. By or
der OF the President.
K. ~. ". n. D. GAILLARD, Secretary.
OcC 10 va
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Hams, Strips, &C.

6emS, Strips, DC.
NEW .OANVASSED HAMS. weighing
IN froui to IL pounds-very fine,
sugar cured Bacon Strips,
Smoked Tongues and Salmon.
Dried Beef
Sundries.
Deviled Ham and Tongue, French Mnsh-
rooms, Curry Powder, Lea Il Perris Worces
tershire Sauce; OlwIs and Olive Oil. Capers'
assorted hauces. Spices, pure. In variety; Ex-
tracts-Burnetts. best made; Scotch Marma.
lade. assorted Jsllies and Preserves. new
Layer Raisins, new Ourrants and Prunes.
Liebig's Extract of Meat.
Mono ghnuine unless Baron LiebiR's sigma.
ture IL written ACROSS tho label; see that you
get it 30.
Cigars.
LIVE INDIAN.-ihis brand, OF which We
have exclusive control. still holds it's own az
the best at Its price. We make ID q leading
article. and sell eingle cigar at the same
ratio we sell BY the boz.
Partagus. Loudree. Figaro, st. Elmo. Lord
Byron, aud msJy othpr favOrite brands we
are glad to show fhe public.
Cheese! Cheesel
New York State DAIRY OaEEHE-choice:
Y'uug America Oheese-Auest to ha foupd:
Pine apple Cheese-t'should be In eysry IA.
mily;" Llmburgsr Cheese.-that caps the oil.
max.
All the above and . thoussnd other luxuries
and neressalies can be found at eli times at
the store OF GEO. bYMMEkS.
Oct 25
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INTERvIEwED-THH
ENGLIBE

~Ah1AK INTERVIEWED-THE ENGLIsH
ARMY BEING P1AoRD ON NAwAA.RooT1Na.,
40. 90. 3
had 5s'sss; lsss Sstsses W|ss
AM; and subsequently with bismarck. Sub
9ecs unknown.
Theirs refuses to modify his ultima
sa% s;s1 ..2E9s g HE99g|ePd rsgarHiYg the sopgpsF-
TlS HaSSlgR o.BihAelll la sassS SoJuloi,s
within . week. The foreign policy was
the main subject Of discussion. s,
The reorganization OF tho English
slS slSS hsg%sn,s
There Ia also an immense accumulation
u ~s- G;s..=...::sl.
., VIn,sa; Hasa. oss October 3hEhe Ss Stsssigsetiop
oepttea. Baron Halsgetham is forming
aneA ministry. Halzgetham ? Maa MI.
mister 1fa Finaeee rim TOeqns yFutoaka,s
cabinet. T. = = 3
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?, ss9Asds. 6 & s; RsssF & ass aRlS '9aaRil ttSl,aso "a
Ss HsxEork sight y q; ,;;s...3 ;3s1.;!;!a3 off par
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P Permanent Manure.

1t war extensively used the pa.t season m
Wheat. Corn and Cotton. and has given entire
sstiefaction:: as is shown by number 1t
certificates from some OF the best planters In
Georgia aud South Csr0liuA.
Our prices for Ferilizing. or X Lime. is 81
per ton cash, put up in casks or bar rels, de-.
iivered i'll the citv Of Augusta ar at any land.
inH on the Savannah tiiv.r. The prica Of nnr
AAA or Masons Lime, is 50 per barrol, de-
We are agents for tho celebrated ".stonewall
Cotton Fertilizer" and "Pur. English Dis.
solved Bone" which we rec, i've direct from
Eng and. and can Uffnr to ths pub,ic ut ru-
duced prices COLES. SiZER T. co
No. II Mcintosh street, Auru.ta Ga.
>, Agent, rhO5. b. OLAhKSON, Oolumhia, &.
v. Oct l3 Gmr
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The Doctors Recommend seegers' Beer
preference to London Porter and Scotch
- Aie. Why? They know it is unauthorized.
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3. O. BANE B1L19. ~
,rBsank OF Charlestoh 8. 2
Bank Ct Camden.
Bank Georgetown. =. %.
,Bank'of 8. .....3i....
Bank OF Chester,
BANK OF Hamburg. ~.
|! Bank. OF Nevberry: