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Encourage Home Industry.

HAVING secured ono OF tho hest receipts
IL in tho State. and procured largo mum
Der o. jsrs from a Il; tho North ! am now pre-
most improved style, and as cheap as can be
had anywhere. Merchants, Hotels and
Families would do vol to give me call.
II. DODBINS
Corner Richlahd and Marion streets,
June 20 r
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Prince Napoleon, Jerome otherwise

Prince Napoleon, (Jerome,] otherwise
known as Prince Plon-P Plon. comes to the
defence, OF, Napoleon LII in an. able and
a plausible lottef addressed; 70 TJuies
Favre. Hsfecounts tho disastdrshfought
Upon France since the death # the EN-
Pirewas deeseed:,s HeFheAls Ahatthefe
must be an appeal to the people, in order
to; bring order out Of the present Chaos.
BE says: Faith in mohatohy cannot be
imposed. The only base upon which q
gSoovernnaen ent In F'radce can affirm its
prineip}er+he-only eoasce from wbioh it
Gan draw legitimacy md force; is by an
appeal 20 the people. which we claim
aid on which France ought to insist. {"
Pfince Napoleon is said to be on able
writer and brilliant. .debater. and the
inheritor OF the features OF the first Ma
poleon.
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THEY ABE-THE RoB1N HOOP or Al, DIS.
NAL SwAA1P.-For nearly fifteen years
past, RohssoNyC Cou w sN6fklf: Carolina,
has been dhfeated with ga6gbi deshera.
does.5 Some of he.IAter bloody deeds
d this band 6ave BEEN tafSgtaphed As
Ku Ku1 outrsges, ,tspd .hsSes sfotned an
important part OF. The. .ssopE ID yysfade Of
Ku Klux agitators:s ThM gang tts com.
posed OF whites, blacks dhd mulatt toesi
.wtthi in tho case Of thsefapd6t, IAN I'D,
mixture. Of Indian .b1o6d, T6oy tiphabit
a swamp,rin which pursuit is quite use-
less. On-ths Western boundary Of this
swamp, the Lowry family has resided
from colonial times; at fret, as ,respecta-
BILE farmers. md later, as thieves and
outlaws. They are Of Portuguese stock,
but intermixed' with the Indian several
generations back, and since have received
on infuRion OF negro blood. Allan Low.
ry, the father OF the six boys now in the
band, seems to have been, by instinct
and IN appearance, moro OF m Indian
than anything else. Henry Berry Low
~, the youngest brother, is tho acknow-
lodged 1Bader OF the gung. At the COM
mencementof the late war. these Low
rys, with anumber Of mnlatto cousins,
became more bold and outrageous in
thoir depredations. Attempts to capture
them resulted in the murder OF the
would-be captors. .
In the winter Of 1S63-'G4, The gnng
was Joined. by some escaped Federal
prisoners, from Florence, 8. @. This
increased their number to about thirty.
They now maintained themselves by
open and undisguised plunder, killing
stock, robbing houses and individuals.
at last, the citizens banded to hunt them
down. and fght took place on tue bor.
dor OF the ewamp, in which old Allan
Lowry and the oldest son, "Bill," were
killed. When the war ended, the Fede-
ral soldiers LETT the gang and we're sent
North. The remainder we're three Low
rye, three Oxendines. "Boss" Strong,
and George Applewhite, coal-black ne
gro, who married sister Of the Lowrys.
Since then, several OF the gang have been
captured, but all broke Jail except Hen
derson Oxendine, who was executed for
murder in March, and Calvin Oxendine,
who is now in Jail at Wilmington,
charged with the murder Of ex-Sheriff
King, OF Robson County. Tho United
States troops, lately stationed in Robe
SOP, once attempted TO take the ontlo ws.
These shot and killed citizen, named
Taylor, within 200 yards of the soldiers
camp. They we're at once ordered under
arms, and started for the scene of murder.
BY tue time they got there, tho outlaws
were. OF course. deep in the heart OF the
swamp. Since the war, the gang have
committed eight murders, besides wound.
ing number of persons, beating and
maltreating others, and averaging. at
least, one robbery per week. All the
members OF the gang belong to the
Union League, and, all the lnea who
have been murdered. except one, Mr.. In.
man, were Democrats.
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Capital Bnilding and Loan Associa-
1iNn N

NHHE regular monthly meeting OF the Stock
Il holders OF this Association will bo hold at
]. Agnow & Son, at o'clock HIS EVENING.
A. full attendance is noceesary, as imnortant
Changes are to be mado in the bylaws and a
considerable amount OF money TO he loaned.
Instalmants will be received at the Telegraph
Office to-day and At tho Hall this svonin9.
June 90 w. r. CATHCANT, Scc'y.
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Funeral Invitation.

ihe relatives, friends and acquaint snces of
Mrs. s. A. WALTER, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T. Walter, arc invited to attend the funeral OF
the former, at hor late residence, on Plain
street, THIS AFTERNOON, at half past 4
o'clock
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.Nattvai Observation-Disclosures OF Rev
,J.;I EalleOu Caporast':1ii, A+i

We>have already, called attention in
our columns to the happy efforts OF the
genius OF a young Carolina artist-Mr.
Albert Guerry--now, located in Grean-
vile. We, observe. that bis. portrpits
have been very highly commended. Ex-
Governor Perry. 7qAnsrall ,,is!Easaly =! and
Judge 0rrihave expressed themselves in
very stEopgs terms fesps !thee:s Jill.
the cllaiaG GFet and The neHtsl in general
OF ME3Gaerxy.n . We have now the; ,testi3
mony 81 The Rev: ELLISON Capers, we'll
known for his patriotic spirit and much
esteemed ps . minister .qf the Gospel.
0beetYs; his, handsome, :tliIpte,1to Mr.
Guerry's genius and works: We do
most cordially commend the. claims Of
this young artist to the confidence and
support Of all who desire to. coll his
art into play in behalf Of some beloved
relative: or esteemed friend. ia encour-
age struggling merit td, give high sspi-
rations the opportunity:to nd.fruition
in the works OF geninsnHhis, hos ever
been esteemed the privilege Of culti-
waited taste and q liberal spirit. Mr..
Guerry seeks toilive by noble art! He
seeks TO illustrate South Carolina In arts
and to walk in the hgnored paths trod
by Allston. DeVeanx, scarborough and
other Carolina artists. Let his claims
receive generous recognition in view of
his qualities as man and his success as
painter: & i.
To THE EDITOR OF THE PHGS1x: Will
you permit me to call attention to the
portrait of Dr.. James Furman, the Pre-.
sident OF the Faculty of the Furman
University. at Greenville. now on exhibi.
ton ut the bookstore Of Mr.. r. L.
Bryan. s@fa,, ..
This is q lile.size and life.like paint
ing, and is the work Of AIr. Albert
Guerry.a a young artist of decided genins.
MIR. Query has been In Greenville for
some months past. and has excited great
interest among our. people. :. :.
A South Carolinian by birth and rear.
ing, aud q gentleman of earnest charao.
Ter, he has devoted himself &c Els pro.
fession with go much persevering' indus
try, and has given us SO many evidences
Of lis ability, that We feel it to be duty
we owe to his genius and to the noble
art he represents, to commend his wo1k
to our fellow-oitizons. DR.. Furman's
portrait is pronounced here. on oil
hands. and especially by his associates,
to be admirably correct. You will be
struck with the truthfnlness OF every de.
tail Of this fine painting. In the proper
light the disiinclaess of outline. the onse
OF posture, the living expression of the
eye and mouth, and the natural colors
and tints of the face, are all on the can
yass.
Let them speak for our artistl We
hail him among us-.the son Of our soil,
the child OF genius, and the laborious
and faithful exponent of q noble art.
Very truly. yours.
ELLISON CAPERs.
GRRENvMLE, s. O., June 13, 1871.
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ew and Seasonable Goods Orened
This Dav. :

This Day.
ICE CHESTS and EEFRIGERATORS.
i WATER COOLERS and PLATED ICE
PITCHERS.
Packers, patent Ice Crennl Frct2trs
Wire Di-h and Plato Covers
Palmetto and Feather Fly brushes
Fish Globes and Aquariams
Genuine Congress Springs Water.
Glass and Earthen Self-Sca!ing Jars.
Brass Preserving Kettles.
Together with an endless variety of Uouse
Furnishing Goods, at STASLEY'S
June 203 China Hail
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Native and Foreign Wines.
CCUPPERNONG, Concord, Sauterna, Cla-
- rot, Champagnes, just received and for
sale low. by l.. HOPE.
June 90
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To Rent,

Ii 4 DWELLING, on the corner OF Plain
G%H and Marion stroets. Also, for sale three
building LOTS, SO foct front. Terms
liberal. Apply to j. II, HEISE.
Juno ~ " Agent.
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There appears no way in which the
California murderess. Mrs. Laura D.
Fair, can escape the penalty of her
crime. The laws Of that State do not
permit the Governor to interfere in any
other way than by granting an absolute
pardon-a power which be will be loth
to exercise in the present state of public
feeling. According to San Francisco
paper, Mrs. Fair takes the greatest pains
with her toilet in prison, often changing
her dress thrce or four times day.
The Wheeling, West Virginia, Inielli.
genoe. reports that the Cincinnati and
Pittsburg express, going West, over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on Tues.
day, about mile East Of Glover's Gap,
ran over and instantly killed S young
man, OF perhaps eighteen, and q ohild Of
hye or six years Of ago, which be was
trying TO rescue from danger.
I The Department Of Agriculture, at
Washington, is satisfied, from reports
received from all parts of the South, that
the cotton crop this year will not exceed
1900. goo bales. and. perhaps, may be
much less - ~ ':.' -,
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ADVANCING CIVILIZATION. We see by
the telegraph, which has now girdled the
world and brings us news quick as
Puck, that France and America are
taking care OF the heathen Coreans on
the coast Of Asia, and forcing our civil
cation down their threats at the cannon's
mouth, while the heather at home are
making very rapid progress in the other
direction. We had almost forgotten
all about Corea, until aroused by the
thunder OF war-like American and
Ftench guns. Some weeks ago We saw
it stated that orders had been sent to the
Asiatio squadron to look after our inte-
rest in the Peninsula OF Corea, q sort of
sppendage to Japan, we believe, whose
people had noted very stupidly in ex-
cluding Christians from their miserable
half acre OF terrestrial squalor and
wretchedness, and dealt cruelty with
chip wrecked mariners. The instruc-
lions were to exhaust peaceful. persua-
sive means, md then try what virtue
there still remained in gun-powder. The
result is before us by telegraph. The
| combined naval forces of France and
America have made Reconnaissance
in force" against tho masked batteries Of
the copper-oolored Ooreans, and escaped
without much injury. It was O "gallant
advance" and "glorious retreat.'' OF
course we shall conquer, and civilize and
utilize these savages, and teach them how
to wear cotton manufactured goods,
smoke Virginia tobacco, drink French
vines, and eat English opium.
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The GA1lElr or MEssRs. WE4ns e.
H4x.rA 5ecept visit TO- .the. gallery OF,
Meesr& Wearn 6 Xix convinces us that
these attists are still -ip t1ie line Of pfb:
gresg. Th9y keep fully informed as Is, d,
al the lmproyements made in their de-
partmept, ,and they turnout as fine pic.
tures; of,all kinds, .as you will f3nd In
any gallery. Their work is, s,';caphsidefed
very fine, ana they have s1e,oota}red i de-
servedlybigh reputation in their branch.
Of the fine arts. s7iti i tx. !, Il.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. June 19, Colunsbio
'Aosel-E. S. J. Hayes. he1ingtap NV. u.
Crosswell, Augusta; Airs. ]. 81. Adams
and two children, Riotisnd; z. j, Good
wyn, Fort Motto; O.. e. Eay, Summer
vile; G: Q. Perrin, Z. w. Simkins, Va. &
Mrs. y. r. Robertson, T. r. Robertson,
M!nnsboro; ". B,nGoodin A., r. R.;
W. @. .-Heriot, Columbia. M,
Z Nicfersom Houses. F.. Tenney and
wife, Texas. Mr.. Rutledge, Miss Rut-
ledge and servant, J; Gilfillen. J, M.
Fredeberg,.: @: NJ. Furmen, Charleston;
J. q: Godfrey, Atlanta; J. Sutphen, s.
c.; ", D. Kennedy, s. c.; j. ". ,Hoff-
man, Philadelphia: K. Wright, Q. n.
G; Butt and wife, Wm. Johnston, Char
lotte; ). S. r. Thomson, Yorkville;. J.
B.. Averill, KingviIle; J. a. Bronson.
Barnwell; ". q. Ball, Laurens; E! e.
Jefferson, Augusta. a,.l. !.
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Notice.

THREE mouths from this date. application
4 will be made to the Greenville and Colun,-
bis Railroad Company for the renewal OF the
following sCRIP, belonging to the estate Of
JESSE DEBhUHL, which has been lost or
mislaid, viz:
Stock Scrip No. I, ,102, $50 shares.
$1,000.
Scrip No. l, ,ss7. s shares.
Assessment Certificate on came, No. 1.514
$40. WI. 81. PARKER. "
Receiver Estate Of jesse DeBruhl. decd,
JUNE g 1871. Abbeyi}le G. r.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jacob Levin-Anotion Sales.
r. &. Scott Proclamation.
A. L. Tyler-Steamship Line. ,.'t-.5; I'D.
II. Dobbins Home Industry. ,-. ~.
Meeting Independent Steam Fire Co.
J. a. Heise-Dwelling to Rent. ..'I =
Capital Building and Loan Association
D. B. Miller-Special Session Court
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient. gaG5 n +
p. Hope-Foreign Wines. f'7ni;1.
w. B. Stanley-Seasonab]c Goods; n
Resolutions IndependentFire Go: 7 }
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern
mail opens at 500 P. NJ; closes 7.15
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes GOO A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. M.; closes 6. 90
p. NJ. Greenville mail opens 8.45 r
NJ; closes 600 A. N. Western mail
opens 0. 90 a. NJ. CLOSES 1.80 p. NJ On
Sunday ohice open from 8 to p. NJ.
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RELIGIOUS On Sunday last, Bishop
Davis administered the rite Of confrmc-
tion in Trinity Church to fifteen caudi.
dates. It was touching spectacle to
witness the blind Bishop, assisted by
the Rev. ?. J. Shand, perform his high
offico. The Bishop, from his chair in
the chancel, preached an able and in
structive sermon.
On Saturday last, there was Catho-
lie jubilee in Charleston, in honor OF the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF the election
OF PIUs IN. There was grand gather
ing OF Catholics, and addresses were de-
livered by Rev. T. birmingham, NJ. P.
O'Connor, Esq, and Rev. @. J. Crogban.
In 1916, on the 18th day OF June, Clio
vanni Maria Mastai Ferretti was chosen
as the 259th successor Of st. Peter. and
became Pope under tho title of PrUs TX.
The celebration was in honor OF tho
twenty.fifth anniversary Of his pontifi.
cate.
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just Received,
A SELECT assortment Of DOOR BELLS.
TO. All kinds Sewing Machine NEEDLES
constantly on. hand. Fine Locks made TO
order, and repairing OF all kinds done prompt
ly. ft1 F.A. SCHNEIDER.
Gun and Locksmith Plain street
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Lard Lard!!
DUEE LEAF LARD-"guarantee strictlu
A. pMre"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
8, s and 10 oaddies, Tor sale at reduced prices,
by JOHN }AGNEW d SON.
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The MANY DISASTERS IN RICHMOND.
At the opening Of this new year it ~ not
without mournfnl interest, to look back
Mt the great disasters that have befallen
richmond since it became CITY. In
1871, the theatre on Broad street, where
the Monumental Church now stands
was destroyed by fire, and seventy two
persons. including the Governor of Vir-
ginia, were burned to death. During
the war, besides the snffarings usual in
besieged city. the ammunition factory
on Browns Island exploded in 1868.
killing thirty-three young girls and six
males, including Rev. J. II. Woodcock.
engaged there. In 1865, at the evacun,
ton, nearly the entire business portion
OF the city was destroyed by FIRE. In
1868. at political celebration on Mayo's
Island, the bridge broke down, killing
Coi. James r. Branch. ono of our first
citizens. aud fonr other persons. The
year 1870 was thick with disasters. In
April, the flooring of the Court Room at
the Capitol gave way, killing ffty'seven,
and woundiug over 100 persons. A few
mouths afterwards, large portion of
the city was submerged by flood, cnns-
ing great destruction of property: and
on Christmas morning, the Spotswootl
Hotel, with the valuable block of build
ings adjnining, was destroyed by fire,
and eight human beings burned to death,
besides four never heard from and sup.
posed to have shared the same fate.
Richmond Dispatch.
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DECISION AFFECTING soururrs R.,xs

DECISION AFFECTING SOUTHERN BANKS
An important decision, affecting a
number of Southern banks, has been
rendered in the Supreme Court of Ten
nesse'. This decision, given in the cnse
OF the Merchants and Planters Bank.
OF Memphis, but which applies to Mi
other banks similarly situated, is to the
ehect that, although the bills of this
oank: 10 recover the valne of which snit
was brought, were issned during tho
wa, Mar 'or .he purpose OF aiding tho rebel
aud on that account illegal, still. in the
hands of bona .ftie purchaser for vaIne
without notice, they would be upheld
and the holder would be entitled Ia rn.
cover on them;" and, further, that tb.
holders of such notes are entitled TO re-.
cover not merely the price paid for them.
but their full face value.
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An ambitious amateur once put up the
play Of tho "Lady Of Lyons,' as com
pllmentary testimony to himself. AT
the end of the frat act, he addressed the
audience as follows: "Ladies and gen.
tiemen. with your permission. will
conclude the evenings entertainment by
singlng, L would not die in spring
.ime. as find the part of Claude little
too hefty for me-"
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT,

IENlioSE who have Lost several Natural
Teeth. and have been advrcd to part
with remaining sound ones, as tho fret strp
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, arc
requested, before submitting to nrac,ice
cruel in itself and often nnnecessarily per,
formed, t" cnnvincr themselves of it's fallacy.
by lonking closely into q matter Of so much
Importance.
The above Improvement Was designed to re-
sist 40 drpl"rable practice, and after q tho
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable of accomplishing what no other sys-
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
which will save for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the same time reliable in every respect.
An invitation ia hereby given to such as
ieel interested to call at our Operating
fooms. and examine duplicate specimens OF
cases now in actual uae
NoyGf REYNOLDS 4 REYNOLDS.
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'TIIE BRIDAL CnAMBEIs.,,- .,,-Essa,s q
1or Young Men, on great kocIAL EVILS and
hbVsES, which Interfere with MARRIAGE
WIN snre means of relief for tho Errlng and
UDfTtnnatc, deceased and debilitatcd Sent
Mce OF charge, in scaled envelopes. Address,
HOWARD Il, ASSOCIATION, No. 2 s Ninth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA r, Nov 53mo
Chewing Tobacco---Just Received.
A FINE lot Of the best Pan-cake and Fig
N Chewing TOBACCO.
Nov3 JOHN C. SEEGEHS
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Novel,les---special Attractions.

NoVoltleb---opeclal dCtIacLlOuB.
NOV opening and showing. the largest and
~ most elegant assortment Of French and
English FANCY GOODS ever brought to this
market, selected especially for the Holidays.
Elegant Perfumery. Colognes aud Extracts,
New and superior Toilet Soaps,
Perfume Boxes, Toilet Boxes,
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
German French and English Toilet Waters,
Atkinson's Extract White Roses,
Eublns Perfumes. Extracts, SAohet,
Lows new Perfumes and Extracts,
Coudray's Fashionable Cologne,
Coudray's Lavender Water,
German Farina Cologne,
Superior Bay Rum,
large and fine assortment of Hair Brush.
cs, Tooth Brushes,
English and French Dressing Combs,
Ivory Fino-tooth Combs,
Elegant Pomade for the Hair,
Eau .ustral, Oircassian Lustre,
Cloth Brushes, Turkish Rubber,
Turkish Towels, Tooth Picks,
the city,
A beautiful selection OF Fancy Perfume
Sachets. For sale by
Dec IS E. Fl. HEINITSH, Druggist.
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Christmaa Booka.

PRYAN & McCANrk.K have juet opened
4Dfncw stock Of HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
from London aud New York.
Also,
Rosowood. Walnut an! Mahogany WRITING
Pocket Knives, Gold leus, Letter Folders.
Fsncy Inkstands, Work Boxes, Ladies' Com
panions, PHOTOGRAPH ALBrds. Writing Al
INNS, INNS, stereosGopes 1p and Views: Chess Men,
prices.
The British and American Poets, Pc cket and
FAMILY bibles, Books 0Y COMMON Player, all
eiZes and stylos of binding; HYMN BOOKS, eor
different Churches.
ALSO,
Some elegant CAEoMos and PIcrunEs, in
o"+ f-,n"a Dec bn
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An elephant got loose in st. Louis and
entered house and broke furniture, nnd
tried to scare woman who was up
stairs. She WAS rs cool as could be,
supposing it was her husband down stairs
drunk again.
Five women run and own boats on the
Erie Canal.
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At Heinitsh's Drug Store
YOU CAN OBTAIN
The Best Articles
AT VEST PRICES.

1EBIG'S EXrRACr OF MEAT.
IL English Mustard, of warranted rulity.
.riavoring Extracts, all concentrated and OF
high flavor.
Spices Of every kind, pure.
Ground Spices, pure.
russia Shred Isinglaos. Coxo's Gelatine
Sea Moss Farina. Pure Arrow Root
Salad Oil, for dressings and table use
Celery Seed, for flsvo,ing.
Puro Extract of Vanilla Beans
Pure Extract OF Lemon, from the fruit.
Fresh Vanilla Beans.
Triple Distilled Rose Water.
Pure Extract Calves Feet jelly
Food for Infants.
Broma, Cecoa, Corn Starch.
baking Powders, Of superior purity and cx-
cellence. and at less price than any other in
the market. +. II. HElNITSH,
Dcc 10 Druggist.
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.
corner.


Extra Cheese.
100 BOXES Goshen. Eng!irh Dairy and
AMa ~, % Pine Apple CHEESE, Tor sale low
oct 80 T.. HOPE.
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NovGt REYNOLDS T. REYNOLDS.
Carolina Manufacturing Company,

OaToilna Manu1acturlng Company,
n HAVING opened Branch House in
6Ra tho city of Columbia, offer for aaIe the
6s91 latest patented and best made STOVES:
S>Ethe most improved patterns and regu-
lar sizes OF all kinds OF TIN N-WARE, and
confidence Of thoir merit.
GUTTER1NG, ROOFING and all kinds of
job work dono with despatch, by superior
workmen: Plumbing, in all its branches, e1-
ecuted. II you want Water carried to all
convenient points about your premises, we
VIII do yonr work at such prices as will onaLc
The public are invited to call Store in
corncr. Aug 18t