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Rivers Of Impure Blood Flow

and vibrate through the system Of those
tainted with Scrotula, Salt Rheum. Syph-
Ills, BARRIERS Itch, Eruptions or Pimples
on the face, Boughness or Redness OF the
skin.
Compound Extract Of StiHingia
c~leauses and drives out all impnrietles
and effects an immediate cure.
If you wish a complexion fresh ana
spotless, use
Compound Extract of StiAtng'a,
which Will O render the whole system
and complexion as free from poison ano
blemish as a cloudless sky.
The genuine is prepared only BY
PEMBBRTON, TAYLOR co,
Chemists. Atlanta, Ga,
and each label bears the signature of J:s
PEMBERTON. [sepS
S5g" For sale by J. NJ. Hutchins, win
ester. Tenn.
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Made Of Poor Rum. Whiskey, Froofspir'
it's, and Refuse Liquors, doc. ored; speech
and swectenet to p!cas)tnctns'n, ca led oinIs-
".Appetiscrs, iie,,oreI.,1 *, 1 hn, . igs = t M
Muiicine, made from tho Native Eooti ana
Harts OF California, FREQ FROM all
Stimuiants. Thcya
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING FhlN-
CiPIE, a perfect keaovltor ard lnvigori.or
al lie System, carrying III Ill poisonous matter,
r,d restoring the blood to n healthy condition.
No person can take these Bittcrs, cr-i to
directions, and remain long unweH.,,
NSlOO will be given for an ilcurablS cas", rro.
ding the bones arc not DESTROYED ~ Einerll
poisons or other means, and to Vital organs
wasted beyond tho point ofrc'rair. ~
For Innammstory aud Chronic Nhen-
matism, and Gout; Dyapepsia. Sr !nci-
Militant Fevers, Diseases CT the Blood,
liver, Kidneys, and Bladoer tne.el:t-
tiers have been most sncc"ss'4 Encn l'!J-
eases arc caused by Initiated Blood, VIII
is generally Pros1cea w
Tngy invigorlte tho stomach, AMI s.'uria'o
the torpid liver and bowels, which rn9I'rt.c'n
Of uncdualled efficacy in c'csrs'ag III, ho,ltt
all impurities, AMI impartin5 new liz ard f'sOr
Dyspepsis Or Indigestion, Tcsash",
Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, TlghtTcrs G. tao
Cacs., Dizziness, Sour Stomach, b'd lAss!l
the Mouth, Billion, ATTACKS, Iln'tation OF 10
Heart. NOplOuo Disclshi - Va -
tba rsg;ons OF tho K!dncys, r1i q hIrlr'l o!acr.
n,inful sylnrtoms whic,, rro e, ofspr.nGa OK
dyspepsia, are cer'd by thc,o T.;'ci'.
Cleanse the Nttl,tsl B!obl whsncyHr !o1r'A
its impurities bursting THROUGH ), -
Nles, Eruptions, or Sores; clrnnisis wie1l5I'
hi, and your feelings wi!ltci yoi Wien. NJ
nc blood pure aud tho health OF Ito t"ssen MI
PIN, TAPE, and other WORKS, lrrkin-!il
The system OF 40 many thousands, GIe eiicc'd---T
destroyed and removed.
For full directions, rcad ea-eflilyta to e'r-'hsf
Enelish. German, French, anil s%panis'l.
i. WALKER, 81 Il 50 Commerce strcet.
Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD CO,
Drueuists anil GenerIi Arcr->.
Fan Francisco, California, and 81 naiai CON-
e. SOLD GY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALEES.
az For sale by J. NJ. HUTCHINS, Pu
l. C-.n-a Gsnohactn Tom IlnOlf
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"OUR FATHERS HOUSE;"
OH
TIFF UNWRITTEN WORD,

BY Daniel March, author of the popular
"Nipht Scenes" This master thought ana
language shows us untold riches and beau
ties in the Great House, with its blooming
flowers, singing birds, waving palms, roll
jnp clouds, beautiful bow, sacred noun
tains, delightful rivers, mighty oceans,
laundering voices. blazing heavens II
vast universe, with countless beings IN
millions 0" worlds, and reads to us in each
the Unwritten Word. Rose-tinted paper
ornamental engravings and superb bind
ing. ZElGLER, MCCURDY ~ CO..
1870 Race Street, Cincinnati.
my JIG. Mial, Esq, Agent for FRANKLIN
County.
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We have received the April num-
Der of the American Stock Journal,
published by Messrs. N p. Boyer d Co
Parkcsburg, Chester county, Pa. We
look upon this publication as one OF
The most valuable of its kind published
IN the United States, and earnestly
recommend it 10 our readers as atext
hook foy rearing and managing stock.
The subscription price is only 81 per
ycar for which any II of its valua-
bic articles may return to the subscri
Der many times its cost in the saving
of the life or usefulness of a valuable
horse, COW, or other domestic animal
Specimen copies sent free.
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Fine Beds of Limestone ho.n'

Immense beds of the puresf The noun
rock is found along thebase n,. at a ti
tain out OF which may Of s"nnly the mil
ding cost, lime enough to ppp'
ion.
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Mothers and Fathers ,,.,o,
Should take it, for it is a wcll-cstaollshe''
tact that in those families where newspa-
pcrs are found, the children are far more
intelligent and c%reditable to their parents
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The Life and Campaigns Of
Gen. Robert E. Lee.

By JAMEs.D .yMcCABE, Jr, m of the most
popular writers of the age.
The only authorized biography Of the
great chieftain yet published
Endorsed by all his leading Generals as
THE History ofhis campaigns;
And since the great hero sleeps ms last
sleep" and mo sound can can awake nm
to glory a, lain" let every man who cher
ishes his sacred memory see to it that lie
has this casket with its jewels.
Sold by subscription only. A fine Llth-
onraphic Portrait of the hero on sheet l9S
u inches will be presented to each sub
! scriber so this work. The book and the
portrait should be in every household II
the land as the embodiment, IN precep'
and example, of all that is Great IL Glo-
| rious in the Southern character.
..Breaths there q man with soul SO dead
Who never to himself hath said
This is my own, my native land
And Robert Lee my countryndn.
For sale by A. NJ. BURNEY,
j. II. THOMPSON,
Agents for Franklin 20.
fcb9-tf
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Salt VS.. Chills.

The following appears as a leading
editorial in the Cleaveland Herald:
eve wish to give s very simple rem
edv for chills, and wish to emphasize
it by saying that 1t has to our certain
knowledge proved very cfllcacious' 1t
is simply common salt. A teaspoon
full taken in water, and q teaspoonfuI
deposited inside each stocking next
the foot just as thu chill is coming on
That's all there is of it; but, knowing
that it has been very efllcacious In
"breaking' the chill; and perfectlng
cure, we nut it in our editorial col
umns, where no humbug remedy shall
ever find n place, if We know it."
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Mechanics

Mechanics
Should support it. because it maintains
the dignity and nobility oflabor. and con-
tends for the rights of the workingman.
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It is to the interest of the

Merchants county
TO support it well. For a good county y
paper is an nonor to the town ana cotity
In which it is published-a Respectfully
channel through which they may reach
The people.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-15
Tho Water Works.

MEssRs. EDITORS: Many thanks for
your vigilance and vigor, shown in ex-
posing the various frauds consummated,
and schemes now pending for further
fraud upon the State and oity treasures.
But through the magnitude of "bond
frauds, 1 fear that some smaller matters
may escape attention. Therefore, I wish
to call the attention of city taxpayers to
the contract for increasing the supply of
water to the city.
In using the words of the cool, quiet
parties who are pulling the wires in this
matter, viz: "we have the advantage of
the city, in some 5000. 900, in this con.
tract" We see tho practiced hand, and
in some small degree is shadowed forth
the objective point, in connection with
other designs of the same parties upon
the already over-bnrdened taxpayers of
this city and State. 1 have no hesita-
ton IN saying that this contract, with its
collaterals, will cost this city and State
5000. 600. more than less. if carried out
as er.fnlly designed. Why should not
the people of all parties rise in their
might, as has been done in Now York.
and take these matters in hand, and
thereby save their public treasures from
absolute bankruptcy. OBSERVER.
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We regret to learn of the sudden
death in Iorkvilie, OH Tuesday morning
last, of J. Bolton Smith, Esq. He re-
turned from attendance on the Supreme
Court. on Thursday last, in his usual
health. Chester Reporter.
Rev: s. Carew, n clergyman of the
Catholic Church, who has been twelve
years on the Australian mission, reports
wonderful improvement in the far of
South Sea Islands within that period of
time.
1t you want to be friendly with all the
world and the rest of mankind, keep
your mouth shut.
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AN AFFECTING CAsH.-A one armed
horseman recently travelling through
missouri, stopped at q biachsmith's q shop
to have his horse shod. The smith
noticed the empty sleeve, and asked him
he had lost his arm In the war. He
replied. with sigh, that he had, and
even more. going on to relate how he
loft home to enlist in the Southern army.
and at the close of the war, in going
back, he found that his wife, who
thought him dead, had moved away, and
he had since been unable to obtain a
ace Of her. "What is your name2"
asked the blacksmith. When the an
swer was ~. M. Waldrnp," he sudden
~ released the hoof over which he had
been bending, and without locking at
the ex.soldier, cried: "Follow me into
the house." and hurriedly led the way.
Result. the discovery of Mrs. Waldrup
With three new children by her side.
She had supposed Waldrup dead, and
had accordingly been married to the
blacksmith. The two men wisely came
to the conclusion to let tho lady choose
between them, and she elects in favor Of
Waidrap. Then she says she cannot do
without the children, and the black
smith says, after most painful pause,
S~AesAA SeAnO oACmS NY u6UEs
'.When the steamboat st. Luke" says
the Cinoinnati Enquirer, in most touch
ing paragraph. stopped at the landing,
some hours after, Waldrup went on
board with his still weeping and thickly
yelled wife, and the blacksmith followed
with the children. The boats bell rang
for tho starting, and the dread sepnra-
ton was at hand. The Grew, the passen-
gers, the oaptain-all who Witnessed it
were affected to tears by the touching
scene. With great drops rolling down
his tawny cheeks, the smith kissed the
children one after another, and in
choking voice bade their mother an eter-
nal goodbye. The two men gazed
wistfully at each others face, shook
hands long and earnestly, and then the
blacksmith, by strong effort of iron
will. released the hand of Waldrup, and
walked quietly to the shore. He never
turned his face again towards the boat,
which soon passed out of sight around q
merciful bend in the river, but strobe on
with head bowed down, to the home
whittier the voice of his wife and chill
dren should welcome him no more"
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Sale spartanburg and Union Railroad.

SesA1AAE 1Au OA1UA a.
The State OF South Caroliua. .plaintiff against
pany and others, creditors, defendants,
l obedience to an order dated 10th dsy OF
Novemper, 1871, passed by the Hon. James
III. rutland. Judge of the 4th Circuit, of the
STATE OF Sout:, Carolina. the undersigned will
soil, on the FIRST MONDAY in January, 1879.
a. a. onionVlie IN the County Of Union. In the
STATE OF south Carolina, before the Court
House door, between the hours Of II O'clock
IN the forenoon and 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
at PUBLIC outcIy, to tho highest bidder, the
whole Of the .SPARTANBURG AND UNION
hAlLHOAD, including the Road-bed Right of
way, Grading, Bridges, Masonry and Super
structure, lying and situate in the Counties
stock subscribed for in the Bpartanbure and
Union Railroad Company; the oh hartered riehte
ana privileges thereof; the railroad spikes.
cna1rs and equipments, and all the property
oWneo oy said company, as incident or neces.
sary Tor It's business, on the following terms.
10 WIT: Twenty-Five thousand ($25 .00O) dol.
lars cash, and the balance in three squai
semi annual instalments, with interest on
eacn lnstalment from the day of sale. to be
secured by the bond OF the purchaser, with a
mortgage OF tho entire property sold. The
purchaser will also be required to pay for ali
stamps and papers
II the highest bidder should fail to pay at
lars aforesaid in cash, the property hereinbe.
foro advertised will Immediately be offered.
a. the time and place above mentioned, upon
the terms already stated, for resale,
JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
NOVEMBER 28, 1871. Referees.
~ Tho Unionville Times, Fairfield Herold.
Carolina Spartan and Co!umbia Union will
copy until day Of sale and send bills to Re-
f"r"ea. Nov 90
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The MILITARY ARRESTS. onr
report OF last Wednesday, only one ar
rest has been made in this County by
the military authorites-that of B. r.
i. Bowen. Tha following persons have
been ordered to Columbia during the
past week, and recognized in bonds for
their appearance before the court
>. Il. Brown. J. P. Herndon, A. A. Bar
ron, s. Q. Sadler, w. Fl. Snider, w. D.
Barnes. There arc now remaining in
the Jail twenty.seven men.
YorkriNe Enquirer.
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State Of South Carolina-.Fai1field Co.

state Of South Carolina--Fai1field Co.
The State Of South Carolina, plaintiff, Of. the
Spsrtanburg and Union Railroad Company,
and others. creditors Order for Sale, do.
ID stated case. all the creditors of the
spartanbufg and Union Railroad Company
are required to prove and establish their de-
mands against the said Company, before us,
a. kion, Erq., in Winnsboro, Il. c., on the
26th, 9th 9eth, goth and 3Oth days OF Decem-
Der, A. D: 1871: and on the Esd, oath, 25th,
26th. 9th and 28th days of January. A. D.
1871 JAMES NJ. BAXTER.
~ THOMAS B. JETER,
NOV ZG special Referees
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ForeIgn AnSIrss
NOON DISPATCHES.

TELEGRAPH STRIKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
OF THE ooRTRs MMrNENT-HoPRs OF
THB PRINCE OF WALEs-ORLEANf
PRINCES TO TAKE THEIR SEATS, CO., 40.
LONDON, December 13.-The extra o
the London Times contains the following
despatch. dated Kings Lynn, near San.
dringham, noon: SIN the case OF the
Prince of Wales, there has been no re-
storation to the first stages of conva-
lescence, as we had right to expect"
A telegram to the Echo. from the vioi-
nifty OF Sandringham, says the delirium
OF the Prince is constant but not vio-
lent. He does not rave, but mutters in
ooherently, hour after hour. without ces.
sation.
The British Foreign Office has sent in
struotions to all of its agents abroad to
investigate the organization OF the vari-
ous branches OF the International eocie.
ties in the countries to which they are
respectively accredited, and to report
them to the Government.
} The strike of telegraph EMPLOYEES is
Adying out, and the men are returning to
work In all tho principal cities without
accomplishing their object and the
movement has proved failure.
A bulletin issued from Sandringham,
at 10 P. H., by physicians in attendance
upon the Prince of Wales. says his Royal
Highness has passed less unquiet even.
ing. Unofficial dispatches from San
dringham. however, are unfavorable, and
the lung symptoms are reported to be
most distressing.
MADRID, December 13.-There is q
rumor that a ministerial crisis is ap.
preaching, and that the dissolution of
the Cortes is imminent.
BOMBAY, December 13.-The parishes
OF this city have offered prayers for the
restoration of health to the Prince OF
Wales.
LONDON, December 4.-Despatohes to
London, to-day, indicate slight i'm
provement in the condition of the Prince
of Wales.
SANDRINaHAM, December 14-5 A. Nj.
The Prince of Wales is less restiess.
No increase Of exhaustion. He has had
some sleep.
8 A. M.-The Prince of Wales slept
during the night. There is some abate-
ment Of the graver symptoms.
IL M.-The Prince of Wales has been
tranquil this morning. The gain of last
night has been maintained.
2 P. M.-There. has been O slight
change for the better in the Prince OF
Wales condition. His comparative quiet
last evening and rest last night have
proved beneficial.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PARIS, December 14.-It is reported
that the Orleans Princes have deter
mined to take their seats in the Assem-
bly, at an early day, and will act with the
party of the right centre.
LONDON, December 14-The report
that Parliament will be convened in
January is oontradicted.
At half-past 2. there was no further
change reported in the Princes health.
Hopes Of recovery are freely expressed.
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DEATH OF TANDY BuoKHA1rRR. ESQ.
An old citizen, known and honored all
bis life long, as humane, high.toned
Christian gentleman. has departed from
among us-Tandy Buokhalter, Esq. The
death of Mr.. Bnokhalter occurred at hia
home in the Red Hill section, on the 9th
inst. He was aged about seventy two.
Ed0gfeld Adusrtiser.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, December H.
Nic&erson Houss-T. NJ. d. Miller, Mas
ter Miller, Il. G. Perrin, Abbeville; Mrs
Clannahan. Greenville; G. II. Harvey,
Philadelphia; A. B. Springs and wife,
York; "A. II. Hornsby, Shelby; A. B..
Davidson, A. A. N. NJ. Taylor. Char
lotte; J. d. Brown, N. c.; 1. G. McKis-
sick, Union; j. A. Foster, SpartanburR.
Columbia Hoiel-M. l.. Bonham, w.
b. ddison, Edge6eld; Mrs. P. L. Cohen,
John j. Cohen, s. d. Heard, Josiah
Sibley. Augusta; A. II. Waring, s. G. f;
j. Maxey. f. Mckenzie, Richland; W..
Whnley, T.. B. Seabrook, Charleston; W.
NJ. Conner, Lancaster; G. 8. Dwight
and wife. Missouri; d. 8. Thomas,
baltimore; d. r. Clark, Long Branch
Ed. Aprey, New York; Charles Miller,
G. j. Aspinwall. U. 8. Army; J. j.
McLure. Chester; Rufus Barringer,
Chester; W. r. Robertson, J. n. Rion,
Winnsboro; J. N. Raymond, BROOKLYN:
J. L. Murray, Cincinnati; Dr.. r. Lobby,
Charleston; j. l.. Loalfund, Philadel-
phia; w. II. Evans, 8. c.; JAS Van
rassel and wife, Ornngeburg; Mrs. Col.
Merrill, w. d. Kennedy, s. O.; James
Bernie, Greenville; Frank E. Taylor, s.
g.; Is. Y. Sage, Atlanta.
Central Hotel-E. Bean, Ky; l.. NJ.
Gentry. s. is. Ezell, j. Davis, J. 3. Hol-
leson, Sparntanburg; w. H. Gentry, j.
d. Thomas, Tenn; W. O. Harris, J. r.
Fowler, Laurens; J. F. v. Legg, Shell.
ton; O. l.. Grier, T. B. Jeter, J. W. Sar
ter, r. B. Lyons, d. E. Cofield, j.
Brown. Union; FL. Halfachre and wife,
Mrs. A. Folk, Newberry; Mrs. Elkin, T..
W. Coogler, Alston; l.. B. Lee, G.. T..
Reid. Walballn.
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Pomaria Nurseries.

Pomaria Nurseries.
~ or THE largest and most varied
Fn&s&4k stock OF Southern acclimated
G FRUIT TREES. adapted to our
- soil and climate, consisting OF
Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums,
Almonds, Apricots and Nectarines, from the
earliest to the latest; Cherries, Ounces, Figs,
Hazle Nuts, English Walnuts and Spanish
Chestnuts. several hne varieties; Grape Vines.
aud dRsspberries, Evergreens, in great variety,
Tor ornament and for cemeteries; Roses-ali
the best; Dahliss, Gladiolas, Lilies, 60; Or
namental Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and
cartney Rose, for hedges. Choice Fruit Trees
OF all kinds. which will bear the first season if
transplanted early. will be furnished at mode
rate prices. new priced catalogue sent to
all ~ho apply.
Persons wishing. will please apply direct to
the proprietor. VIM. SUMMER,
Oeo IL f3mo Pomaria. 8. @.
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In the District Court of the United
States for South Carolina.

In tho matter Of Gouyenier III. Wilkins. Of
Columbia, y. O.. Petition for
full and final discharge in bankruptcy.
nRDEHED, That hearing be had on the
- second day of January, A. D. 1879, at
and that all creditors, &,.. OF said bankrup:
appear at said time and place, and show
cause. II any they can. Why the prayer Of the
the second and third meetings of creditors of
said bankrupt will bo held at the office of @.
). JAEGER, Esq, Register OF bankrupt, New.
perry District. y. e., on 28th day Of Decem.
Der, 1871, at IL NJ. BY order OF the Oonrt
I'd day OF December, 1871
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United
States for South Carolina. Dec ~
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CAMDEN. Docomber Is, 1871.
THE members Of tho Executive Committee
Of the Taxpayers Convention Of South Ca.
rolina arc requested to meet in Charleston.
at tho Rooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
on WEDNESDAY, tho Goth day Of December
instant. at Z o'clock p. M.
Doc lh3 JAMES CHESNUT, Charm.
Buffalo Tongues,
NEW sugar-cured HAMS,
IN breakfast Strips,
Smoked Beef, for sale low.
Dec 1j f. ROPE
Fresh Biscuits and Crackers.
A LARGE assortment and choice variety.
"A just in and for sale low.
Deo1 1s H.HOPE.
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For Sale.
IA OFFER for sale the most desirable
6jN RESIDENCE in the city. known "a the
Waiker place." situated on Upper
BOUNDARY street, near the Fair Grounds,
Win sell the Residence with four or siI acres
attached. as may be desired; an exceljent
We'll and Out-houses in complete repair.
Inc Orchard comprises several hundred trees
OF select fruits. Apply to
RICHARD O'NEALE JR.,
Oeo 40 Cotton Town.
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cow FEED,
Qk BALES EASTERN HAY, as fine O. ever
CO brought to this market,
2.COO lbs. Wheat Bran,
100 bushels Cow Peas, for sale at
p. CANTWELL'S,
Dec 10 Main street.
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Notice,

THE hrst annual meeting 0f the Columbia
Il Chess Club will be held THIS fFridayl
EVENING, 1T halt-past z O'Clock, in their re.
Eular place OF meeting. 1t IL hoped that all
the members will be present, as busin sss of
Importance will DO submitted to the Club.
Dec 10 /. e. ORCHARD Bec'v
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Fire Crackers and Fire Works.
Sn BOXES Of No. 1 GOLDEN OHOp FIRE
w CRACKERS.
10 boxes Oenuon Crackers.
Also. large assortment Of Roman Candles.
from 10 20 balls; Wheel Rockets, Eerpents'
Flower Pots. Blue Lights, with great ysri,
ETY. OF fancy Fire Works, just received 1t
Dec 16192022 u. POITARDN
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Wanted,
"A young man, who is willing 10 make him
SELF generally useful. Wages not much Of an
OBJECT. Address, stating terms, I. W. A..
eaGNIx office. Columbia, g. G. Dec ii q
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Residence Wanted.

~ WANTED, . RESIDENCE, with eight
67f or moro Rooms, Coach House, Stable.
Of Main street. Apply to Messrs. d. @,
PeiXotto d Son. Dec 16a