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Mnlc of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spir-
Its; and Refuse Liquors, doctnre,l, spced,
"Appotze.s," =" . lestorer.," &C., that lead tho
tippler on to drunkenness nnd ruin, but are n true
Medicine, rin.lo from the Native Root. and
Herbs OF California. free from al1 Alcoholic
Stimuiants. They ARE tho GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CLPLE, perfect Renovn;or and lrivigorator
and restoring the i.fooS to healthy condition. .
No person can take these Biiters, according to
directions, md reinnin long unwell.
800 will be given for incllrahIn case, ;,rcA
,day tho bones nro not destroyed by la,ner.l
rnsons or other means, md tho vital or,anS
w,,lc,l h"gnn1 tho point OF rcr1ir
For t;r1, IniammmHtoty lam md,7 and Chronic Rheu-
go ,tion. Bilious, Remittent. and Inter
mittont Fevers, Diseases Of the Blood.
Liver. Kidneys. and Bladder; these Bit
oasos are caused by Vitinted Blood. w!,ic!,
il generally pro .nccti by dcransciuen. OF tho
Digestive Organs.
'rnsy inriso-'tc tho stomach, and stimulate
tSs tn.1,:t livcrn:d bowels, which render them
u. unli,.l,.l eli. roy in cIcn:,sn. tho h.oo OF
nHi:n:n.: is. '..'l :lnpartinS now fe and yigor
Dyspopsia or Indigestion, Headache,
i,in III t.e shoulders. Coughs. :rlslltne:s at tho
IT,. ..5,:th li,liora Attacks, Inlpitaton OF tho
il: :a.., Cup,ons Discharges OF Urine, Pain in
til. regions Of The Kidneys, anil hundred o;her
painful symptoms which are tn. oils. s.,r:ngs OF
Dyspcrain, nrc cured by thcre lht,c,..
Clcniao tho Vita: tI Hoo whenever y>r ilal
its impurities bursting through the skin il PM
plea, ErurtionB. or Sores: clciuse it when it is
foul, and your feelings will tell yor when. Keep
the blood pure AMI tho health OF the system will
follow.
PIN, TAPE, md other WORMS. lurking in
the eyscn OF 20 many thousands, are cilectually
destroyed and removed. ..4
For full drcctions read carefully the circular
around each bottle. printed in four ansuagcs-
English, German. French, and Spanish.
j. WALKER, 80 tG 81 Commerce Street, Ny.
Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggiats and General Agents.
srn Francisco. California, and 81 a:ld3i Com.
'nc're Str.ct, y. Y.
E5. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS.
D2aE.'ly GE1GER 4 McGREfn)K Acl. :
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Candy! Candy!

Candy! Candy!
20 Bones assorted CANDY full ,eeight
weight is extensively sold in this mariet.
purchasers will find it to their interest to
nave tho boxes weighed before buying. Ue
guarantee rs pounds in each boJ
Sept IL JOHN AGNEW~& NON
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GEORGE PAGE g. C0
P. P. TOALE.

GEORGE PAGE g. CO..
No. s NJ GhTbetle,. Street. baltimore w,
Manufacturers OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND ROIIEps
Patent Improved, Portable
CANCu a lt SAW MILLS.
GANG. MGLA y II ND SASH 81 " NILLA.
KlST MILLS; TIMBER wIILELS, SHIN
lar avs. Betting and Mill supplies generally.
and tiamufnctnrer's agents fti I.rfiel's Celc,'
DRAFTED Turbine Water Wheel and ovcry dc.
scrptitn pItI1 Of NV; Wood Working Machinery.
Send for descriptive Catalorucs and
M rIlce ILsle. May 90 ttTlv
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Thornwell's Collected d Writinga.

iHoIH"eII C0IIected WRITINGS,
IHEOLCG!CA and Ethical, volumes,
y cmoellished with DR.. Thornwells nor.
trait. 81 per volume. ,'1'| : mn.
Memories Of Patmos. By AIacDuff. 50.
The Conservative Reform alton and it's The.
oloGy. by Rev Charles p. Krowth, D. D. S.
Tho Unseon World. by Rev. DR.. Stork. 81.
NEW NOVELS,
Her Lord and Master. BY Florence Maryatt
Won. not Wooed. by the author OF Bred in
the Bono, &c. 50 cents.
Terrible Temptation. BY Charles Rcnde.
Uniform edition of Grace Ag1ilor's Works,
such as Mother's Recompensc, Yalc of Ccdars,
5c.. at 81 per volume.
The above books sent to any address, post
paid, on receipt Of prico
Aug DUFFIE 4 CHAPMAN Booksellers.
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The World Renowned Howe Sewing
, .a.. Machines
Are the Oldest Established Of Any inMe World.

TN range Of work this Machine cannot be
or thin goods, from gauze to. Heaviest beaver
coatings, or even leather, without change Of
needle, tension or thread. we will warrant
them to do this. Our fine work is equal to
any, and our heavy work excels that Of any
other machine in the world. Ladies' wishin9 q
to Introduce the sewing into their families wifi
IND it great saving OF time, labor and ex-
Pense to at onco purchase the best. Persona
VINO have tried all machines are unanimous in
declaring this to BIO the easiest learned or any
IN the market. If you are'prejudiced in favor
of any particular machine, at least examine
The HOWE before you purchase
ALFRED G.. ELY,
General Agent for South Carolina
Ohce three doors below DR.. II Hoinitsh's Drug
store, Main street, Columbia, 8. G.
Sept 81 ono
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COUNTY CLAIMS AND JURY CERTI.
" FICATEs bought by
Feb s d. GAMBRTTI, Rroto-

You may SECURE a. valuable prizo by pur.
chasing ticket in the Columbia Co-opara.
two Building Association.
Secure tickets in tho Columbia Co.onera.
tive Building Association.
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Vinum' Cibi Et Ferrl.
E1tract Of Beef, Iron and Wine.
A HENV bfEnrCuHD

II 1EkV NIEDIC1NE
ENOh Enfeobled Digostion. Loss of Anne
~ tite, Tone and Vigor. Impoyerishe,l
Blood, Nervous Debility. Especially ADAPTED
to weak stOmachs.
As nutrient tonic and mild stimulapt this
combination has proved especialh cfIicacions
IN many cascs Of onfecbled Digestion: Iosa of
tone and viigor, impoverished blood, and in
tho many ailments consequent upon general
debility; It il prepared with great caro from
partially roasted to develop tho oemazon,n.
thus rendering it moro grateful to the tasfo
and less apt to occasion disgust from Con-
tinued uso. For salo by
Aug 20+ Chemist and Drnnai.st
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COhUMBIAs g. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1871 Vol V
Roses Hotel.

AMN-S IN view Of tho influx OF vi.
@sHSAsr4R sitors to Columbia, occasioned
@3.r1Hie by the prevalence Of tho vel.
fever in Charleston, the
proprietor or ROSES HOrEI. has concluded
20 reopen ms establishment for tho accom-
motatiou of the public at onco. and tbereforo
wlthdraws the proposals ho has heretofore
made for its saIo or lease
Inc Hotel will hencoforward be conducted
ns nrst class house of entertainment, and
special provision will be mad O for the cnmfnrt
and convenience Of families. D-
Carriages and an Omnibus will be found at
every arriving train. w. =. ROHE, =
August 80 '
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New Books! New Books!! New Books!!

NV DoVhd' NeW UUUKB!! new B0OkS!!
VIE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THOS. JET.
N. Randolph. $3.50. '''- . :" =
:, lt.., Meminiscences of Fifty Years. BY Mark
AT Last" a Christmas in tho West In
ales; ny Charles Kingsley, with many illus
Light aud Electricity" by ]. T,ndall.
Ihe Coming Race; or, Tho New Utopia.
Six BOYS: Mothers Story. BY tho Amc-
!. rho Earthly Paradise. A Poem. By viii
nam Motifs. Three volumes. $3.50.
roErnestino." BY George Sand 75e.
Icrrlblo Temptation. by Chas Ileado. 3Oc.
best authors, just received and for sale al pub
ilsher.s prices, BY BhYal. g. hIcCARTER.
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Refined Oil,
NOTTON SEED'REFINED OIL. by the cal.
~ lon or barrel. Also, in glass, pints and
quarts. For salelow. Il. HOPE.
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Change Of Schedule.

OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. r. co
COMPANY SHoPs. N. O., June 8. 1871.
fs;N E<A Eg54tHARk. ON and after SUNDAY.
tfasx q s1zsssk-s1es jane T. 1871, TRAINS wil
following TIME TABLE. -
TrafDa cSn;ny L'out r..: Wv,
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Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad.
..-il- COLUMBIA 8. O. MAnnu 1871

kl III ds}s on and md a,,sE ,a;;etl,; tlis !,
connecting With Night Trains on South Caro
lima Railroad up and down; aleo with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte, Columbia
aud Augusta Railroad:
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aaHe . rati, 49, UaIIy. no. Iraln daily, Sun
Gays excepted. Both trains make close con-
nection to all points North, South and West.
No. Train makes cloee connection at nich-
mond for Virginia Springs.
Ihrongh tickets sold and baggage checked
ington City time. 16 minutes faster than this
city. E. P. ALEXANDER, General Sun.
E. H. DoRsEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket AGENT
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Change Of Echeduie.

es, SOUTH CAnoLINA RAILROAD CoMrhha
COLUMBIA, s. O., juno 0, 1871
EEs ksS Ef1 RnEIEER Change OF Bchedul.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-06
COUNTY NEWS.

Thomas Pagan, who shot imselt though the
head about two weeks since, died on Thursday
last, at his home in West Fitchburg.
Mr. Edwin Livermore of NIillbury died sud
denly last evening of congestion of the lungs,
after an illness of only three days.
The Washington Guards will celebrate their
ixteenth anniversary at the town hall, in Fitch
burg, on Friday evening, Jan. 18th, with grand
military and civic ball, and promenade concert
A young lad by the name OF Riley fell through
hole in the platform of S. r. Parker's car
rage shop, distance of twenty-five feet, at Mill
bury, last night. He was somewhat bruised,
but not dangerously hurt
Conductor Z. T. Wetherell Of the Boston, Gin
ton, and Fitchburg railroad, received, as n
Christmas present from his friends along thu
line of the road, massive gold badge, neatly
designed and beautifully executed.
Mr.. Albert S.IWhitcomb, of Fitchburg, the
mail agent on Vermont and Massachusetts
railroad, who was so severely injured by the ac-
cident of June last that he has since been unable
to do any work, received New Years present
of 500 from few of his friends.
By the records in the town clerks office, it
appears that the whole number of deaths which
have occurred in Fitchburg during the year 1870
has been 2O7, of which number 1O5 were males
and 102 females About one-half of the deaths
were of children under five years of age, rs
were between the ages of five and fifty, and
40 from fifty toIone hundred
The Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg railroad
company have just put upon their road new
locomotive, one of the best ever constructed at
the Taunton works. 1t is named the III. A.
Blood" in compliment to the popular and eff
sient superintendent of that road. 1t has Ia
feet drivers and 16 by % cylinders, is splendidly
finished throughout, and is to run on Conduc-
tor WetherelPs train, which leaves Fitchburg at
8,45 A NJ, in charge of Engineer Tyler, the
senior engineer on the road.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-06

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The chamber of COM
merce this afternoon unanimously resolved it
neXpedient TO petition the government to take
any measures to stop privateering in time of
war, and it was also stated by a prominent
member that the government itself was opposed
to the scheme.
The case of the suspected fiibuster Florida
was to-day adjourned to Saturday, the test-
mony on both sides being complete unless the
government, in the meantime, finds two of its
important witnesses, who have been spirited
away since the trial began.
The books of a prominent German sugar i'm
porting firm, lately seized for frauds on the GUS
toms, were released to-day, on payment of a fine
of $4,000.
The jewelry store OF Roswell d. King, vii.
liamsburg, was robbed of $4,000 in money and
an equal amount in watches and jewelry, last
night.
Nichola Asecarate, who has been credited as
Spanish agent in this country for the adjust
ment of the Cuban trouble, returned to Europe
to-day.
Frederic Hilman was committed to-day for
passing counterfeit SO bills on the Farmers and
Manufacturers bank, Poughkeepse.
The compositors of the Jersey City Journal,
Mai. z. X. Paugborn editor, struck to-day, be-
cause the proprietor refused to pay a double
price for corporation advertisements.
John Smith, mutneer on the ship Shatemuc,
died this morning of wounds received at the
hands of the second mate, who is now on bail
for the offense.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
road and the Scranton coal company have sus-
pended the usual monthly auction sales of coal
till the present strike of the miners is over.
A collection of the paintings of Gustave Dore,
valued at $4,000, was presented William NJ.
Tweed by personal friends tonight.
The Union republican general committee, this
evening, elected Horace Greeley president.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-06

DEATH OF CAPT. AMIDoN OF OXFORD
Capt Geo. II. Amidou died in Oxford Jan. 4th,
aged thirty-three years. Capt. A. enlisted as a
private near the beginning of the late war in COM
pany |, 4th regiment Vermont volunteers, and
was promoted through the several company ofFi-
ces up TO captain, and was at one time breveted
as major of his regiment. He was in the battle
of the Wilderness, where he was wounded; but
so anxious was he for further service that con-
trary to the advice of his surgeon, being unable
from the effects of his wound to walk, he pur-
chased horse and returned to the field. On
the 10th of October following be fought under
Gen. Sheridan at the battle of Cedar Creek,
where he distinguished himself for his bravery,
and there he received severe wound in
the hip, and had his horse shot under
him. From the effects of this wound he never
fully recovered. He won The respect aud esteem
OF his comrades by his courage in battle and his
devotion TO his country's cause; and his name
viii be preserved in the memory of his fellow
citizens in the long list of the defenders of our
country. His funeral will be attended at the
Congregational church in Oxford, on Saturday
at O'Clock p. NJ, in the services of which the
Masonic fraternity and also the members of the
G, A, R, will participate. Members of these Or.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-06
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
Forty-First Congressional Session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.

W ASHlNGTON, Jan. D.
SENATE.
After discussion, a bill was passed-2S to Is
apprOpriating S25, 900 to pay for the dwelling of
j. Milton Best, Paducah, KY, destroyed by or
der of a Union commander TO assist the range
of gunnerS in the Union fort erected near it, in
the battle there in 1854 at which time the owner
was surgeon in the Union army. The vote was
as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbot, Foreman, Brownlow Cas-
sery, Davis, Flanagan, Hamilton of North Carolina
McCreery, Nye, POmery, Pool, Pratt Ramsey, Rev
els, Rice Ross, Salisbury, Sawyer Scott, Spencer,
Sprague, Stockton, Thurman, Upton, Vickers, VIII
ley and Wilson.
NAYs-Messrs. Carpenter, Chandler Corbett,
Hamilton of Texas, Hamlin, Harlan, Howell, Stew
art, Sumner, Trumbull, Williams and Yates.
After brief executive session the senate adj
iourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The Paraguay investigation report was before
the house. Mr.. 0rth opened the debate and
censured severely the conduct of the navy in
failing to go to the relief of Minister Wash
bume in Paraguay in 1869.
1t was finally agreed that the question be
further discussed tomorrow until haf-paSt one
when the previous question should be moved
The senate bill authorizing the issue Of five
hundred millions in five per cent. bonds was
taken from the speakers table, and referred TO
the committee on ways and means
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, presented mem o.
rial from the New York chamber of commerce,
asking congress TO facilitate the laying OF a sub.
marine cable across the Pacific ocean.
On motion of Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,
the president was requested to furnish copies of
the report of John Hogan, United States COM
missioner, on the resources and condition of the
Dominican republic made to the state depart
ment during the administration of President
Polk, and the report of Capt Geo. B. Mcclellan
on the same subject during the administration
of President Pierce.
Mr.. Paine introduced a bill to authorize the
organization of corporations by General Lane
for the construction, maintenance and operation
ofrailway and telegraph lines from Washington
to other places in the states and territories. Re-
ferred to the committee on roads and canals.
Mr.. Garfield, by unanimous consent, intro
dnced 81 i, which passed, giving Mr.. Schenck,
United States minister to England, an addition
al allowance of $500 per year for private
amanuensis,. rendered necessary on account of
Mr.. Schench's partial disability in his right hand
from wounds received in battle.
Adjourned
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CLERGYMAN ASSAULTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.--Rev. Mr.. Dunn,
rector OF St, Pauls church, Oakland was beaten
in Montgomery street, by Thomas Fem, IA young
married man, who charges Dunn with publish
ing scandalOus articles concerning his wife.
Both were arrested on a charge of fighting.
THE GAMBLEToN MURDER.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Further investigation into
the case of VIM. Gambleton, whose dead body
was found in the Lake Basin on Monday, rem
ders il certain that he was murdered and robbed
OF large sum of money telegram from
Blake Brothers of New York says that they for
varied TO Gambleton a check for S79S0. He
deposited 1t in the Manufacturers bank, and
subsequently withdrew the money, since which
the officers of the bank have not seen him.
sEDUCER KILLED.
SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 5.-Murphy, the Sc
ducer, died from his wounds last night
FATALLY SHOT.
G. w. Lewellyn, clerk in the hotel at Gilrov,
was fatally shot yesterday by b. Robinson n
railroad agent, whom Lewellyn had charged
with being defauIter
ALLEGED FRAUD.
Alvinsea Hayward sues his old partner A. N.
Coleman, for an account of partnership funds
aggrcgating nearly quarter of million dollars
alleging that the defendant transferred the goods
of the firm fraudulently for less than their value
TO Alva d. Morrill, and Others.
DECISION REVERSED.
Inc California supreme court, yesterday in
the case of the people VS.. Brady, reversed the
decision of the lower court, and ordered a new
trial, on the ground that the defendant was con-
victed on Chinese testimony, under the fonr-
tenth and fifteenth amendments. The court
holds that the amendments cannot affect, and
do not abrOgate or annul, state law regulating
practice in courts, Judge Rhodes, democrat,
alone dissents. The opinion covers one hundred
pages of folio. Azzsa.
RUMoR OF POISONING.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. "a rumor is afoat
that Riel, Of Red River notoriety, has been pois-
oned.
BREACH OF PROMISE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 5.-The celebrated
case of Frederick Riehl, girl of twenty-oue
years, against Robert Baines, this city, seventy
two years old, worth half million dollars, for
breach of promise aud seduction, damages be-
ing laid at $4,000, was concluded last night
at Princeton, the jury rendering verdict for
the defendant. The trial lasted for five days,
and was of a most sensational character.
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lccnc, received the nomination on the first bal
CONNECTICUT.

lot.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Jan. 5.-Eary this morning 4
fire broke ont in the third story Of Talcott &
Posts building, and burned through two floors.
A few hundred dollars will cover the damage to
the building, but Gay & Hastings, dry goods
dealers on the first floor suffer serious loss by
water, their whole stock being completely wet
down. 1t is fully covered by insurance.
New HAVEN, Jan. Sat an adjourned meet
ing of the Home insurance company, to-day, it
appeared that the reinsurance fund had been
made up, but it also appeared certain that the
new capital stock would not be subscribed. The
losses of the company in December were very
heavy, The whole matter was referred back to
the directors, with authority to take diScTetion-
airy action for the safety of the creditors. This
will probably lead to an assignment, and the
polcy-hOlders in the company will surrender
their policies, and insure elsewhere, for self
protection.
HARTFORD, Jan. 5.-Hon. S. W. Kellogg,
member of congress from the second district,
has commenced II libel suit against DR.. j. J.
jacques, of Waterbury, claiming $4,000 dam
ages. Mr.. Kellogg charges Jacques with the
authorship of various slandcrous letters concern
ing him, which have been published from time
to time in different Journals
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Other Foreign Matters.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Times this msrning has
au article on the Alabama claims question, in
which it says England only Desires by fair con-
cessionS and frank allowance, to bring about a
settlement of this foolish quarrel, which ill be-
comes two great nations allied by blood and
sympathy
Jules Favre has informed Bisma,k, through
tine medium of Minister Washbun, that he
knows nothing OF the European conference, and
will not ave Paris to attend it,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-06

NORTH BRooKFIELD.-The number of deaths
in this town during the year 1870 was fifty-two;
of these fifteen were under one year of age, ten
under ten years of age, five between ten and
twenty, and five between twenty and forty, two
between forty and sixty, ten between sixty and
eighty, and five between eighty and ninety.
Post 81 G. A. R., encampment Ezra Batcheller,
have elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: Commander, Henry S. johnson; S.
V. C., A. F. Wallace; j. v. c., A. B. Tatro;
Adjutant, Frank A. Smith; Quartermaster,
Wilder Dean; delegate TO department eucamp-
ment, Charles H. Deyo.