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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

THE ELEoTIoN.-The next election will be held
on the 9th OF September, and already the news
papers and politicians are naming persons for
the various positions to be filled. A full set of
State officers, four Congressman, a new Assem-
bly, and twenty-one State Senators are to be
chosen. In addition to the foregoing complete
sets of county officers to be elected through
out the State. Upon the Legislature will de-
vove the duty of re-districtng the State for
Congressman, State Senators and Assemblymen,
on the basis of the census recently taken. The
Legislature will also elect United States Sena-
tor in place of Cole, whose term will expire
March 4th, 1872.
In view of the number and grade of the oli-
GERS to be chosen, and the business that will
certainly come before the Legislature, the cleo
ton will be the most important that has ever
been held in the State, except during the period
of the rebellion. The apportionment of Con-
gressmen and members of the Legislature is II
matter of much consequence Whichever party
wins the fight will have in its power to so gerry
mander the districts as to place their opponents
at great disadvantage in future elections.
This circumstance, and the.election of u United
States Senator, invests the contest for the Leg
islature with unusual interest. The great i'm
portance of the election will create II lively in
terost in the result, and it is probable that the
canvass will be most animated and exciting
one and draw out a full vote.-Soidao RepubH-
can.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

OLIVE LOGAN IN CmCAGo.-This is the way
Olive Logan advertises herself in the Chicago
Republican:
Olive Logan, the sharp, audacious, loquaci-
Gus the spicy, sarcastic, amusing, hearty, will
full eccentric, the fashionable, extravagant, SEN
satonal, the exquisite, charming, brilliant, daz-
zing, comical and classical, sweet medieval and
ever young, soaring, touching, incsive, rampant
and piquant, dazzling and beamng and corn
eating limpid and liquid and flaming and gush-
ing and pushing and critical, scornful, tempes-
tuous, arch and airy, ethereal, graceful and
tasteful naive, suave and brave, and eloquent
and passionate, and girlish, and Partisan, and
queenly, and womanIy, and sparkling, kss-me-
quick, and touch-me-not, and beautiful, kindly
and untirng, and aspiring, and defiant, peerless
gan Lectures tonight, on "The Passions"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

GENERAL BLAIR, the newly elected United
States Senator from Missouri, and General Lo-
gan, just elected to the same body from Illinois,
each commanded corps of Grants army at
Vicksburg. Both had been members of Con-
gress. Logan went into the war Democrat,
and is now elected as a Republican Senator.
Blair went in a Republican, and is now elected
as Democrat. Such is the vivacity of the
American character.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

THE Amador Ledger, in giving an account of
Governor Haight's official acts concludes as fol-
lows:
When we come to sum up few of the promin-
ent acts of his Excellency, one can see at glance
how the people ought to love him And while
we do not belong to the party, still we would
like to see him receive the nomination for Gov
ernor; we would like to see him astride his no.
bic steed "Anti-Subsidy," packing the Plumas
Act behind him, and upon his shoulders the
Sunday Law, Library Act, the School Book Act
with Patsy Fitzgerald as his henchmsn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04
A PARODY.
BY A 49-ER.
AIR.-A Life on the Ocean Wave,

ARA Life on the Ocean Wave,
A life in the mountains wild,
And home on a rich ravine,
Where the gold in pounds is piled
And chunks are daily seen.
There, with my shovel and pick,
And plenty of water as well,
| at my rocker will stick
And make each bpcket-full tell.
At night, when labor is oer,
III trudge right cheerfully home
Add my days work to the old score
And hope for better to come
Then am | not happy indeed
When with health and strength surrounded
And think perhaps in the next lead
I'll also find wealth unbounded.
So no more on the ocean wave
Will | venture my fortune to make,
But in some secluded cave,
My pile in thousands I'll take.
When enough, can lay by the pan
Drive away dull sorrow and care,
Bid goodbye to the mining man,
For now Im millionaire
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

CALIFORNIA WITHOUT CoSGRsssMgS. The new
Congress meets the 4th of March, and California
will be entirely unrepresented in the House of
Representatives. This is owing to the postpone
ment of the Congressional election from last Fall
to the coming one, and is yet another piece OF
small potato politics carried through our Legis-
lature by Governor Haight & Go. Had the
election come off we would have two more DEM
ocratic votes at the organization of the new Con-
gress and perhaps three, and they might have
told largely in the election of a Speaker, ETC.
Mendocino Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

THE Boston Transcript says that Massachusetts,
was represented by John Adams at the treaty of
peace with Great Britain in 1888, by John Quincy
Adams at Client in 1914, by Daniel Webster in
the Ashburton treaty, and will be represented
by Judge Hoar on the new commission to settle
the questions between Great Britain and the
United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

land route the station-keeper got rather short OF
provisions in fact, had nothing left but a bot
tie of mustard and some bacon. AS the stage
stopped there one day to change horses, the pas
sengers seated themselves at the table, and the
host said : "Shall help you to piece of ba-
conP No. thank you; never eat bacon" "
said the traveller. "Well, then" said the sta
tion keeper, " help yourself to mustard"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

THE proposition to have the name of the Deity
engrafted into the Constitution as an amend
ment has provoked great deal of ridicule and
many sacreligious jokes the latest of which
comes from Leavenworth, which proposes that
the United States Treasurer adorn his green
backs with ~ know that my Redeemer iy-
eth" This will correspond with the motto on
the nickels which is: In God we trust"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

SAM BRANNAN is making arrangements for the
Mount st. Helena at an elevation of 1910 feet
above the level of the sea, and which will be
devoted exclusively to astronomical observation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

A. &. REDsToNE, of Vallejo, has just returned
from Washington, where he was elected mem
ber of the National Executive Committee of the
Union League, and was also commissioned Ma
tional Deputy for the State of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

By the latest reports it appears that there are
826 convcts in San Quentin penitentiary. AL
lowing the term of sentence to average two
years, it indicates the existence of large PEN
itentiary class in California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

A RECENTLY married lady consulted her law
yer on the following question: "As married
Mr.. Smith for his wealth, and as that wealth is
now spent, am | not, to all intents and purposes,
a widow, and at liberty to marry again 2'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

The Legislature of Nevada talks of author
izing three lotteries, the State to receive por-
tOn of the proceeds to be used in the erection
of an Insane Asylum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04
Sueietu 9otiess.

Trinity Lodge, No. 27, n. n II. .U.-Hod their
regular communications at MASONIC HALL, Weavervie,
the Saturday of each month. Hour of meeting seven
o'clock p. NJ. W. j. TINNIN W. NJ.
NJ r. GRIFFIN Secretary. 1yl4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

ONLY three papers in Kentucky favored the
admission of negro testimony, one year ago.
Now only three oppose it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

North Star Lodge, NO. 81, T. o. %. F-Holds
its regular meetings ODD FELLOWS HALL Weaverve
every Thursday evening at o'clock Members OF the
Order from abroad cordially invited to attend
s1LAS RULE, N q.
W. II. BACHELDER, R. s. 1v14.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

Trinity Chapter, No. 19, II. n. .M.-Meets on
The second fourth Tuesday of each month at MASONIC
HALL. Weaverville W. J. TINNIN, p
NJ +. GRIFFIN, Secretary. 1vl4.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

TwENTY-FoUR newly elected United States
Senators will take seats on the 4th of March
Nine are Democrats.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

Stella Eneampmenf, No. I2, H. o. o. F.-Meets
on the evenings of the First and Third Tuesdays OF each
month, at 0DD FELLOWS HALL, Weaverville, at o'clock
Pariarchs from abroad invited to visit
+. W. YOUNG, G. P.
W. II. BACHELOR, Scribe. IVA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

Two thousand pounds of fine copper wire are
used annually to secure the corks of the Congress
water bottles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

Comet Lodge, No. 81, II. %. %. E.-Holds its reg
ular meetings at ODD FELLOWS HALL Trinity Center
Saturday evenings. CHAUNCEY LANGDoN, N. G.
T. d. DRAPER, r. s. 1v14.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

IT is said that timber cut in February will last
three times as long as that cut during the Sum-
mer months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

BEACON Lodge, NO. 900, H. %. q. T.-Meets at
tooD TEMPLARs HALL, Weavervie, every Sunday evening"
at o'clock. CHAS. L. CASS w. c. T.
GEO. Il. N00NAN, W. s. IVA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

TIE German Hospital Society, Of Trinity County,
holds its Regular Quarterly Meetings at the HOSPITAL BUILD
ING, Weavervlle the first Sunday Of March, June,
september and December CHAS. HARTMAN,
Nk Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

IN the vicinity of Pittsburgh, Penn, 100, ,oOo,-
600 bushels of coal were mined during 1870.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04
JENNY LIND is fifty years old.

KNITTING factory has lately been started at
Marysvlle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

RESOLUTION to abolish skating rinks has
been introduced in the Nevada Legislature,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

NEW weekly illustrated paper is soon to
make its appearance in San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04

GREAT Britain has 100000 miles of Macad-
amized roads
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-03-04
sUBsCRIPTXO.N. RaTEs-m .sdpanee

Court House Building, Second Story
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COLUMBIA, SIC: DNEsDA ~ HpRN1NG July 90 IS71 /

.oAs skins'a arc scItes, and ,lhro}lt1,| {; !,
liops, of oriaqos Sezos the tffdHnEsipar( ffH nEsipa fuid
tNhiicl lr.atqrs does not peed h,F vital BUR.
.eoHqa. . This is q ylase 'pFovisIop .ol frovi.
dence' but excessive pe,sRiEiationo ia. never.
thelsas,s extremely weakening. !, During tlito,
hoats Of aurs mer. all, hard working men per,
splro TO an extent that.ie moreIor less debili.
tasinE." Theys Of all classna OF rtho-commu-
nifty require Wholesome Iinsigorant al this
season. Let them not aeak it III tho liouors
of,the :bar.room; 1heSI will not find II there.
indicated stimulant, pure and updeflIet}.
lis What they need; and. among this class ui
remedies, HostetteF''s Stomach Bitters etands
alqno. Novalid plea can be urged against it's
9so,even by the genius OF Tenn perance ftaelf:
ior even tbo Maine lawppermits the sale oi
difusive atiniuli for 10 edicinaI purposes., AZ
general renoyating preparation, the Bitters
mas no equal anywhere But this ia only one
ot tho merits or this famous invigorator. It's
regulating properties give it nm immense An
porority over all the tonics OF the Pharma.
cor@ia. IN cases Of chronic constipation. II
10 tho most useful and certain OF all aperi.
ents! It creates no violent commotios IN the
u,Lsonarging ., organs. but, gently rehoying
,ue9 Oh tiielr obRtructinns, leaves them in q
Neatly, ylgorons condition. Itsecms unne-
oessary 10 state, ip view Of the mass Of te.ti.
mohy az to Its effects In 'dyepep.ja: that n ia
a permanent euro for that terrible and bnt
toy o,general complaint. N -.,1-'-, '''
Tho numerous "Ditters;" under various
names, which mercenary dealers endoavor to
enos,ltuto Tor Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
snouid DC avoided, for their own sakes. bv
the siok and the public at largo. Hostettcr,s
blttors arc procurable in bottles ONLY. and
meyer aold in hulk. r., Jniv II ~ :.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS' IMPPOVEa,EN1

REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.
TtHOsE who hayo lost several Natural
with remaining sound ones, as til Q first atep
towards obtaining artificial substitutes. are
requestnd; before; submitting to- a prsosioe.
cruel u itself and often unnecessarily per,
iormed, to convince themselves OF it's fallaoy.
by BY looking closely into q, matter Of SO much
The above improvement was designed to re
alss 40 deplorable practice. aud after q tho
capable Of accomplishing what no other ava
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
1t Is now possible to obtain partial cases,
which will cave foE years Natural Teeth, and
De at the aame time reliable In every respect.
feel Interested to call at our Operating
looms. and examine duplicate specimens Of
cases now in actual usa. -
NOV ct ~ REYNOLDS d REYNOLDs.
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Livery and Sale Stables.

i&SSsH M. GSssSa THE undersigned
HNT6HdSS5fSNs.K H. will continue the bu-
,I.s sas1 tzsNs1iES siness heretofore con-
uuotea oy ABnov d Co., at the old stands OF
tn9 late trm. His Omnibuses and Carriages
Viii convey passengers to and from the Rail-
road Depts to tho Columbia Hotel, The Nick.
erson House, OF any part Of the city. He will
a., n,so ,i furnish Horses Buggies Carriages. &e,
Julie 26 f)WEN DIIv
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A FEW E,E.s.,s, reasons why thsy should have the
4. Wheeler & Wilson's Sowing. Machine is
much simpler than 9ny Of tho aot6ars: re-
quirtng lnss than half the aIhouns: nY mn
chlnerY. -
2 AZ thereauit of this simpiieitysii Eih}a.m.-
get ont Of repair. ~
B.; AnSthsf S result Of this simplicity is
another Tessi. j. H.: .:tti ttie.iqS,i .iiSs and, con-
sequently, greater Teaso- and rspi ditydf mo-
GSa xaa Hssh eEsstoss 3sss aass :; H. =
$io, and makes the lock atitch. :a Ii
hs she ,Ss SSssaRest to by ths beet Rey the
by Non ,repntatton, and Independence
against strong and bitter cqmpetitiop., For
more than twenty years has the Wffaier,A
now stands the nIivalled Sewing Machine ot
tho enlightened civilized worid. Btdy tiis M
qhine that haa, been thus teeted and proved.
sale on the eaeiest poesiBie terms : Sales. =.
room Main street. second door below PHueNIr
Office, Columbia, s. @. '-1,' NAA
" -. !. s. PURslEY. Agent.
June y. lt.I X issn,.u ..,,:.i. ID, .; emo
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The loom sso1 Q tiRea Vnloan 81 thn, ,Isbiok
.Vatley Railfoat, exploited near Cohfport.
on Thursday tnbfaing,r killing the en-.
gineer and fireman and -four train chande,
The lhodies, heYe. all been found, except
that Of the. fireman, which is believed to
He ia tie Ga4ai. "fhet tenRlnh9r VIZ blown
BY the explosionl SBbdt 800 yards On the
mountain aids, and tdne Of, the train men
.was blown across, ,Ehe xjyer, .,,;, "a
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ohUTHHN.G HOUSE
'rs''U'9' 10 - or ih'!.noqA s.ltt 7
t Dss & w,IL'EY, 1
COL u NH Ia,;asr. l.n.s.

tWK have marked do3n all opDus largo
s, w - seoek e OF IhEADY-MADE CLOEHIN4 to
:YsSSh pf ~ ::aa.t wish g}e;s fs:isiE Ssra.. s:
maaein tho latest style and by the beat ma K.
err, ean lnNew a., York. Wehro the only house that
sci sci. n1 LINEN Drawtrs at 81 so. We are th &
C9sle1ttR Euits. warranted, senuino Al in.
epeac{ioh or our largo stock Will BetfIo tho
Mthd OF any one that money is made by bn1.
Ing from us. "Thirty-twoJ Inch Sole Leather
'Tru9ks. only few left. al, $40 June % :
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HCieaveland Mineral Springs,
tii'( (FORhFE REYi WILsDH,a.,

'tFoRhrERhY WILsoH's,5
IS Niles Vest OF Charlotte. ". O F
NHE subscribers, having associated them.
y selves In the management OF those
Springs, would announce to their friepds and
the public that tho House il now optn for The
reception OF vieitors. .1if-''S
10 those who have tested the virtues OF
these extraordinary waters, 1t is deemed un-
necessary TO say anything by way OF com.
mendation, but to others they confidently as.
snro Subtraction II they will make trial Of the
healing properties OF the Writer'S forsSnly a
ahort time. itii' ..j ltIl@1, : I'D
We pledge ourselves, ito spare neither pains
nor e4penne ip order to render all who may
fayor a., ne with call as comfortable as pospi-
ble In prospect OF an abundahco Of surpIfep
We have adopted the following scale OF
-. RED UCED CHA hG ES:
II over 10 days, at. 81. so nc r flar
Il not oyer 10 days, ....... I.75
Single day. 2so
Children between the ages OF two and eight
years, and qolored servants, at half rates.
WeAhing on reasonable terms.
:. II is expected that tlie Western Division of
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Hailfoad'will be COMPLETED to within o mile
or tHo OF tho Springs at an oarIy day. n,
4 ~. BLACKWOOD,
june Il. M, OATES u
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For Sale.

For Sale, st, -
z R00 ACRES Of LAND III DarnweN,
G.OON on the Edisto.
13O ACHES IN Krrshaw-in lots to suit
Saw Mill and 600 acres OF Land in l.oxing-
ton. on North Edisto; 81, 600. i . ..
9'6OO acreh Wateree Bottom Land, 81 pr acre
S,R0p acres creek bottom and pine Land, at
So por acre. 1 Houst in thts ottv fs. RIIo
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
cisy..s - 800. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
attorney atLaw and Real Estate Agent.
beDS 10 f4t N 1y
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Rev Books. bv Express.
pHYsICAL CAUSE OF! TIE DEATH or
~ CHRIST, DO, by. strond, and letter bv
Biz damea Simpson, M. d. .,'.'.1.N -
Hugh. Miller's Lie and Letters. Two 'yo yoi.
u,neH. by Peter Bayne. with portrait. H.
Ghristinpty and. Positiveism, by. MoCosh.
Peoples Practical Poultry Book. complete.
Mrs. Wistnr. -
Caliirhoe. o Eomance. by Sand So
Climates for Inynilds, by L.. Bill. 81 2b.
= Body and Mind. BY Mandsley. London. 81.
Little Men, by author Of Little Women.
PIKE County Ballads. by John bay. $3.50.
Mrs. Becton's Book Of Household Manage:
mcnt. Most complete work. Illustrated.
inst opened, at. BRYAN Il Mo1ARTERY -:
un0 ~ . Bookstore
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; M@. 4. MANHOOD: T
#%Y How Lostl How Restored!
SzH. Just published, ifn a sealed enre.

@zaiag tope. Price, si1 cents.
+ A /, LECTURE on tho Natural Trea tmept
~ and Radical Cure Of Epermatorrhea or
Sexual Debility, and Impedim pnts to Marri.
sgee. generally; Norypusness, Consumpt Ion.
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and PhysicaIfnca.
pscity resulting from self-Abuse, 4 @, ,'by Ro.
'nEhT 1,G ~ cuLvEnwE1L, NJ: D., author Of the
j .rA Boon 20 Thousanda OF sufra-e-s.,
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, tS any
address. postpaid, on receipt OF six cents. or
Two postage stamps, by. OHAS. J. @. KLINE
i'a1 Bo,yery. New Ysrk-P. q. no1, $3.50.
Suue X 3mO
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SPECiAL ATTENTloH given o tbeoo.
- stst lection on, O. Gome5cisl Paper Interest
Conversion Ut etste Heept1ties: bv eA4
Nov ~ emo T GAMBRlLT. Braker.
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.oi.gen. Sherman Aas, ant ,lia foot down,
eHs be5oers!s q Siids hls Ga sa@s :'fHs s5tEssd ID
for !. the Presidency Eehahgs; Sa' H., ,'s
never :madn, apylAttempt tQs bring his
nAnf ste toFMtya M tos Ios thS P5faideP Whsn
Gen: Sherman: being in Nav Ofieans
j and abuut TO START North, ',put, his foot
down" that he would not. Aght aaninst
the South, where he had received SO
many kindhasses'ahI 80 mnohop6pulari-
ty. lBekApay land promotion opening
npon, bis VISION, BE took his foot mp, HS
too mG6l sehse to resign the hdad 81 the the
army 'fdr life, forifont years OF hos s,watex
linz Wsahingtonaapd "a, ha LAS ''pnt hia
'aSoe assy9 81 Soo H RP' e ahe4 bin bow can
WIN take his f8ot up aud atbept the Pre-
lsidenoy; II nfe CAN getlit.ani Il; q
i':a; a@..! siir.a b.i.. /, latobils Register.
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ii Il, aof,. AIFpIcAL. H.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

4 NssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great So
3 ;11. Siel evils, and abuses, which Interfere
WITH MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief for
the erfing and unfortunate, 'diseAaed and de-
btlitated. Sent In scaled letter e1iy eIopes.
Tree Of c.7?rge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
~ A4p :, ,AISSpCiAT1ON, No, 2 south Ninth
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FIRE INSURANCE.
George higgins Agency.
Established i" Columbia, S. c., Il. d. 1s4o.


NHE following companies have complied
l. with the laws of tho State Of South Garo-
ilna, and have been duly licensed BY tic Conn.
tioner .0en0ral' OF the State, and by city Of
Columbia, Tor tho present year. represent a
CAPITAL OF OVER sa0, 900. 900.
ftna Fire Insurance Company, OF Hartford.
Connecticut. -
Imperial Fire Insurance Comnany o,ro
don. ~ A'"''-
Francisco, California.
:, rh@nix Fire Insurance Company, of Now
Putnam Fire Insurance Company. OF u,r,-
ford, Connecticut
Manhattan Fire Insurance Comnany of Ncw
4ors: GEORGE kUGGiNs, agent.
nlto the Columbia Hotel. May 20 i3nt,
sTkNH0UsE. MA0AULAY & CO..
Grooers and Commission Merchants,
UH4RL0T'TE, ~. O.
SOiiClT orders for COTTON, Corn. rlonr.
~ bacon, Lard, TO-, and Family Groceries
generally Orders filled carefully and prompt
Y. Feb z Tyr
Whites Gardening for the South.
RY the lato VIM. A. White, OF Athens, Ga.
MoLMEs. SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR.
hEE GARDENER. s!E0.
:, Ihe phosphate Rocks OF South Carolina,
taeir History and Developments-C Colorod
= slt Sermons on Temperance, by : Iyman
Sacred Rhetoric; or Course OF Lectures on
Pfeaching, R.L. Dsbney, ID. D. 1880.
Any above sent:by mail.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN.
Fob 10 Opposite Columbia Hotel.
;ho GDotoTs Recommend ssegers' Beer
4 preference TO London Porter and Scotch
u Ale. Why2 They know it is unadulterat ed.
Olaret Wine
|nN draught. THIS DAY, At low price. nv
" tho gallon or doson. EDWARD HOPE.
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fine summer toms is Hattorfs Bitters-
can be had vt PoLLOox's.
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HAS on hand. at reduced prices, GOLD and
IN, IN sttgEH MATCHES, JEWELRY, Sill
GEEE epd PLATED WARE, House FurnishinR
Goods. Guns, Pistols and Sporting Goods.
N B. Having the agency Of the American
fhlladelphia Watches, (rnulns Patr 1868, ] !
am prepared to furnish them at manufao-
turer's prices. I can recommend them a 4, rat
class time piece. nm - - %
Repairing and Engraving done by first claas
"oIhmen. and warranted. VIM. GLAZE.
4 One door North Scott i Sons Banking
uouee.. June f2mo =
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