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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-29
Ayers Cherry re6toral,


and C~onsnmDten. n1a
Probably never before n rAqvtgA hiyfQTy r.
medicine, has my thing W0lf ~ N14tIyF a30 ~ Mtk
deeply upon thu. conitience N. leenx19d, u M
excellent remedy Tor puAR1}44fy HtAsp Atat
Ihgpugh 4 long ss!ies 81 yfaEs 216 s1.o2r n1eft
IN their estimation as Is hay become hetN
Its Uniform ~ciiaA1ictcw akl power N S110Bt1Iy&s ##
ious affections Of tho IuII2ss and Unreal, tsye
made II known ~ a 1@4411y prd4994 1~m149Aa5
them. while adapted " nsitleS frhesp Y! 4Aoee4
and 10 young chfllfen, IL 4t<9a1 lzo4 1870
most ~efleetuai remedy that can NJ nt{ea ~ i2e3F
iept eunfusnptDBS{ 6fd fthe a11l1<SV44zxE U&eNAE
Of thc tiroat ard lungs Az q trgxi5to4 sG9l341
ttufdclI aftrck4 d, ffafdR< n sf4nid6c - ~ a
hnnd III every family and lINlecd ~ a ~ -
times suticrl tocolils and Edu&5g ~ tpn(<t76Ntks
provided with this antId0tt hi n&r1. 49,
Allioagh sstaiea cssossseteeEs1 ~ 11szai
diseaac sssqed Asitlsds have hssA NV
ISs. ,ss s ass, Il F@s s'.ssd "a slss}|s a8I
Throat. that re most olntinsteH 34gxj1l
When nothing sixe seuM feAeA lAeM4 4M@4 4skW
cs ss,'sy, rss sssg r ssss sssIsss - i 4
pr S.s.ssa n : sl |; ssnsyssstsua NJ
ca mso, q y sss6rnIyu1 ssd st4nqrNxk lNx
Cherry Rcrtessl n slna4 - fFe12<nx -
30 fSnefa1lf an ~ sM141Ys k4X!Nef N48@f
e as1 Arc Sss 1 gs. sss.s e y ssss'ssa'ss g Z NJ
are IAl{ hiainsaA1k4s NM3 x & 44
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-29

The erection of new buildings
in this place is rapidly being push
ed forward. No less than SIX new
buildings were raised this week,
and we hear Of quite a number Of
other parties who contemplate
building at an early day. Some
very fine buildings will be erected
during the present year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20
Gurppdtf9e NamriHteu.

3uria, 81. Mdrs. - Gin ieltlanle6
Mttentld perSfentlidt Die ~2u;erner3eiz
tune", Elm Sdreiben aus ber uridwei5
an &c. Majetat ben &aiier BEG Deut>
@9en &ei9es. SIN bemielben beiBt es:
u&aiierli&e Marfdt! @it auer<
b69fem @dreiben Dom, 20. Sanuar ;.
8. baben Cure &ai1erlide Mojeitdt uns
@@mei,ern Die @ieoerberitelluno bes
DeutI9en &et@es unp bic Nnnabn1e Der
&aiierwlroe funp eetban. 8erett6 bat
un(er 8%unoe6ratb NIT @&reibem pom
20. Gebruor feline @ladmlnl@e barge
braat. unp bic @ofnuns ausee(pro@en,
baB ba8 &pteoerer itaneene .&ei9 ben na@>
barlt@en 05lfern unp Staoten Elm Far
ter 6ort fit &e@t unb @ere9ti9tett fem
.perpe. @ir llri9wetjer nebner an bie>
fem differentiation beS &st@e6 etnen
lut 70 pdrneren MntbeiL ba fi@ &,annis<
fade 9el6i9tli9e Irapitionen an bass
ltlbe tnlpfen. Nls Dor flnf Sabrbun>
perter1 uniere@d ter cine l@me3eril9e Glib
senoGenl&aft 9rlnbeten. ba 8efdab ptts
ntdt 9eBer, lonberr nieluebr fit BE St.
baltung oes &ei&snerbanbes, In unitren
dlte1en Bunbesidmlren nurben fet8 bil
Re@tt bes Rei@t8 r~prbebalten, unp aud
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20
Nnmiral Treiberr milhelm +

- Momiral Greiberr @ilbelm Dol,
1T am 6ten Npril in @ien 9e>
ftprber.." "r. '''' ~, .~'
@r purte 1927 3u Marbur9 tn@ teier>
mari eeborer unb trat 1915 alsM artnez
Gotet in cen afttpsnD ienf. 1852 MUIR
Re ct 2teutenant, 1857 @apitdn. 1859
beelettete er ben Gr3ber3o9 6erbinat,b
War mad 81aflien. Ml6 8efeblsbaber
Ger B(terrei@ilden Gscabre in ber Moro~
fee lieferte er am 9. Mai 1864 IN ST.
metnl4aft NIT einieen preubi1&en @&if>
fen ben Ddnen Elm fesrei@es @ee9efe9t.
GinteeEase torauf muroe Ct 3um@ ontre>
Momiral ernanrt. Am 20. Suit 1866
beiieste er bet 2t6a bic italtenil@e
Glotte unter Yerlano. Ct tpurbe baf1r
Jun, 8ice Mpmiral errannt. Balb ta>
rauf %urternab1 er cine sr5bere urlaubs>
retle mad Grantret9, Gnelaop unbg}orb,
au,ertta unp erbielt an, 10. Suit Die 1867
ben Muftras, In Merito bic Mua lieferur9
Der &ftae bes 8oi(tr8 Mortmilian ~ e.
rptrten. &m 20. Sonuar, 1868 laneete
ct nit ben l1eberrefen BEG &atlerS In
Grieit. Sett 6. Md3 1868 ptrfte Il
alS 9terfebl6baber Der 6frei&tl&en @a>
rtne.
4aiier Gran3 Soitpb bat ous anla6
hes Toees bee &butrale EeBsttpf atAe,
Iorptet, bae bic aaule bfret@l&e Martns
I9rauer aulese.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20
Deutf@eG rtebensfeter o.

Deutf@e Grtebensfeter o.
von9lep gorter COMMITTEE auf eenO net,
Montas ftfeei.tt Grtebenefeter fane 10
getp gort, In Baltimore, @aibtnotsr>
G~lepelane> @balin9 NaibpiQe, quincy
@o@efter, 8lmtnston unb aneess
Srte1 TN srobartsfen Mabfabe fat.
Die proSeifon ber Deutl&en IN Mtw
|gorf iou Die srobarieftt eesueieu ftta,
pel&e je bort ft%att9efunpen bate. Die
3abl Der tbetlnebmenoen Mdnner tutrb
auf 10000 an9e9eben.. Stra6en unb
6duier tparen seiamuft mprpen urp bic
|@a&dfte Der Deuf@en waren seialoGtn,
pa Gisentbtmer uno Nn9etelie ii@ teut
E3u8 anaeidlo0n batten. SnGompfin6
Square &purbe omNa6mittae etneNielen>
Ma0enoeriammlune %absebalten,, ppbet4
|@pre@er bic 9robe @erlammlune su gilt
der 3ett aorelFrten. Inner ben &eonert
mar AUDI 5orace @reelp BON Der Netp
yorfer .sEribuue" uno %. 6. 8rpant
BON rer Coming pof, bic betctn "@ete<
ran<G pttorer1. pom Stem Yort Grz@oup-
ESalomon uno S5walo SttentoYfer, 9e<
b5rten ebenfalls ~ ben &ebnera. 8su
BEN @olte >purpe Der 2utber< Choral
"&tn fete Bnro 1T unler Soft" uno BIZ
Mationol>5 ymne ~6eil Dir i'm @ttses<
fran3" poreetraeen. Die Setter wurbt
u%rerrarteter @etle nit grocer Gini9fett
our@sefabrt unp ma9te einen 8robett
Ginprud. i
- Cine ~ortsineue Gmpfsbluns6> &arte
bate Der @irtb oe6 u@afe Seran" an.
9oben Steinwe8 CBerlin) %ous9eteIt;
Elm rtef9e6 Iran6parent nit ben 0eluu>
9enen YortraitS bes &aiier8 unp bea
&ronprinjen, barunter bic @er(e a
2itB @attrlanb rtaet rubis fem,
CT mta9t urs teine 8nidit,
@es bat er feline @i9ie
l1ne feit ftebt bic @a@t ant &beiu.
Deutl&lanb tpuro' bel e eban srok,
europa ben 8ratebler lus, +
"a feel ct rein, @robutaul wirb Hetu.
Drum faut Du aud iest bier rein.
Sn Seeau tneipt ii&'s gang famus,
3 Deutl9lanb, bann wirb Seoau sro6.
s.. s. Gaylpr bat ben 9r6Bten UNI
befen @orratb BON 8aubola ieber Art.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20

Trauenarbett In &u6Ianb.
BUR 9sbune Der G%rauenarbett tnRub>
LAMB bat Der &aiier peroronet, bag bic
2ebrturie fit @eburtsbtIfe permebrt rper>
ben ferner (ouen bic Grauen CUR Mus>
ibune be:r Gepi&serer Guntttonen bere@<
ti9t iein. gum Yodenimpfen unb aun, 9r<
beiten In ben aputbeten rpttbli@er 6eil>
ani1alten: I'M Gr3iebunssfa@ 1T ibnen
iepe G1roerun8 ju aepdbren ; gum Self,
erapbsnreGort fine fe 3ueela6en, tesslei<
den sum &e6nun0sweien unp In Elm.
beftimmte abtbeiluns Der 3anjlet tes
&ailers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20
r nuerf1hp McutI{hfei

Boyeri14e Deutlf9teit. -
@u6 DerlaiQe5 miro er;ablt> wie llb Elm
lipbeutl9er Sbertl'eunant rur9 einen
Doumetlaer einflbrte: u5err 8lreer>
meiiter>" io9te her 2ieutnant in itinem flo
peutl9en Gialefte, uwir fomme bier ais
Ste9er! SD Bit r1er lebr aus, paB i'm
@erin9lt, II nir6oimtldilAe6 in berStapt
pa1Nrt - eaS Minpeite mdre Ylinberun8
uno MbnnedunB. SIN Sbrt9en : I bin
no jung, tb bin Elm ,Greuno Don Die
Trauen3immer. s bab es germ, @psnn fe
bel Slid aufparteu> aber iauber s'palde
ml6en's 1sin> bit / mir 1ebr aus! llne
nod etnmal @enn mir I'M @ertn0fen
etnas 6oimtidii9eS pol1rt, 70 bab / mir
l9on einen Yaum auseeiuat, an pem5ie
paumeln ; auberrem 1T Die @tapt binnen
3wet @tunoen Elm ai9enmddr "-Dant
bte( er brahi19en Mil9une BON Drobunz
gen unb @emutblidfeit batten BE betref<
fenren Eruppen in Dem fletuen Srte lt&
lber nidtS ;u beflasen, etpas ~6otmtuj
dii@es" fam nibt Dor, Luno vauber
9'wal9e" waren Die Wdo9en aud.
Gincinnati IS. @prtl. - Die
2ei9e bes GimotbY 5artY, eineS Dray<
names purpe beut Mor9en auf pem@e>
let(e ber Snpianapolis u. Cincinnati g.
1enbabn NIT etneei@lasenem @@dcel ee<
sefunpen. Gs bat f& bis jeBt ni@t
b%erau6seltellt pb bier Elm Morp purz
lie9t.
Smaba, II. Mpril.-De Staat6
Siren Mntalt in 2incoln> Nebrasfa, Gin
neue8 @ebdupe wel9e6 $150,000 fefete
brannte leB:e Na@t ab. Mebrere Der
patienten fanpen ibren SOP In penTlam>
men. @lei&3eitt9 entlpraneen IN periel@
ben Na@t 10 @efan9ene aus tem3u@t>
baul e.
&utlanb, st. II. Mpril. - Die
TS9ter @9ule in Nortb Granville 81.
9. ,puroe leBte Greitas Na@t 6dn3li@
bur@ Geuer serf5rt.
@tp Sanetrp, 81. Mdr.-Der
&atler unp bic &atlerin ron Bra llien
,perren nd&iten Mpnat cine &eiie na&
europa antreten.
- @as baben bic GransoIen Yor. ben
@Ympatbien BET @merifaner 9ebabt? -
@9le@te @aftn fit l@were6 @tlo.
- Eal9en : &eseni&irme lnb bic
.eueRe Nsp Yorfer GrFnpuns.
- Das 8etter" felt lebteu @onutua
1T raub unp falt, NIT etnt9en &eeens
i9auern felt 9efern Mttta9.
- Die befen Gteurren bet &teftr uni
9sd. R1@'i @~.'~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-20
4taatS Neui0eeiten.

balelbf perbafttt, neil ber(elbe @bistsY
oerfaufte (ssrmii&tm NIT pfsfermlns @7en3
fit drjtlt@e 3wede) obnt an bic &e8te>
runB bic 1blt9e @pe3tal Gare besablt 3u
taben. uno Dor ben @eri@ts @ommi1dr
mad ct. paul sebraat.
-Dulutb puroe lebten Montas Don
einem befti9en @turme, wel@er ouf BEN
Superior See &pltbete belm9elu@t.
- Die Bfentli&e Yrifuno in her
@taatss uniYerltdt in ct. Nntbcny pat
bout ibren On fang acnemmet.
@inpna II. Wpril. - 9eftiser
S@nee @turm leBte Montas Na@t uno
fel ter Shnee bier 3ou tief.
- IS 81. Sbin, Don &ilfenny Town,
2e@ueur Gpunty> stns ant Stem @prtl
auf pie Gntenjaeo. %nftatt Der Gnten
fano er in Der Ndbr 'cs Cannon Tlu6es
feline Nrau NIT ttasm jun9en Manne,
Namens 6cnrY Wvurs, uno lberroi9te
p{elelben in aagrante delicto. Sptn
feuerte Ieine Glinte auf Mopre ab urp
perwunoete Jpn 9efabrli@. Dos @&rpt
brane in bic Qun8en unp in ben Nrm.-
&u9 bic 6rau wurpe lei@t am &nie per<
leyt. Sptn nuroe Derbaftet uno befn>
bet il@ I'M County efdn9nie IN &C.
Sueur.
Der SberiT besab ii@ no@ &iltennY
INN Moore uno Sctn's Grau 9lei9faI6
5u oerbaften:.
-Wm .pomleslant, Elm jun9er perbet>
ratbeter Mann in Groofec Greet 9ou<
fton COUNTY erl6pb li@ lebten @ami1a9
our@ oa6 SufdQi9e 2os3eben zines Sc
rpebr.6
- Gin Garbi9er Nanens emanuel
Spnes> Don GprinB @alley, GiQmore
County, Elm S9eulal In Electromagnetic
bat fir cine eeraume 3eit an leinen bet>
ben Stieft1atern pom beneu tie dltelte
nt9t liber Is Sabre alt 1T, baS Ser
bre@en ber Nctb3u@t eeribt unb NIT ben
&etjen Der beioenM do@en einen ob19eu>
li@en 5anpel 9etrieben. @erbaftstefeblt
9e9en Sone6 uno 19 anoere Snoipipuen
puroen erlaisn. BON benen ~ bereits 9ez
fa@tet iino. DieGerbafteten leben ibrem
preSeb entaesen.
&o&eRer> Is. Mpril.-5eut Mor<
gen Il ubr brad Teuer In bcmNmeriean
6auI aus uno wurbe ba6 @eb1ure nit
Dem 9r6Bten She'll IeineS MobiliarS 3er<
fort.
Mtnneapolis. II. Mpril.-6ein>
rid Bera, pom Buffalo County, @is,
beBins @%elbltmoro uno erbdn9te ii@ am
lcbten Spnnta9c.
Gin aneere5 SnoiDicuum per- u9te
an bem1sltrn Mbenc our@ einen SprunB
in pie tibl:n Blutben peS WilifVppt iei>
mem 2eben Elm Gnbe 3u moben> muroe
aber cur9 einen @efdbrten paran Der>
binpert. Sur; baraut an peml elbcn
Sage madte perielbe 2ebensmiice einen
3petten Selbfmoro &eriu9 uno nabm
etne ftarfe DO is9auoanum III ii4. Die
Ma9enpumpe rettete eieSmal letn 2e>
ben.
- Cine 6ruu Sebn 2arbner wurpe
leBten Senntag, tur5 na@ Mitterna@t
an Der Milmaufee uno 81. paul Gilenz
babn, In Der Ndbs pom Slian Citation
pur@ einen Gra@t5us 1berfabren. Die
Trau par %wabnlinnis uno botte furj
Dprber ibr 6 Wanat alte5 Sinh i'm Bett
ercrD6elt.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-27

HOTEL AnR1vA1s. September 28.--
G0tSn'6iG . Rotsl-H. Myers. Philadelphia; ;
+. .. Roberts. W. A. Bradley, Augusta; ;
&. Addison, F. Addison, P. Dufie. H.
a. Middleton, Mrs. J. 81. Welm and
three children, A. @. King, Charleston :
Mrs. e. T. Williams, Miss e. F. vii.
liRms, Greenville; J. +. Broudbent. Bal
tlmore; w. n. Brunson and wife. IT. g.
Ward, Mich; O. W. jerks, st. Louis:
J..Pagan and wife, Chester; P. M. Co.
hen, T: McNally. Union; J. ". viii
iams, J. A. Sligh, Newberry.
Nicherson House-W. 81. Trescott. r..
@: Trescott, Pendleton; J. NJ. 3. Car.
vile, Mrs. Carwile, two children and SER
want, Newberry; Mrs. Orrell. Fayette-
vile: @. N. G. Butt and wife, city; ".
r: Kline, Rock Hill; T. r. English.
IM1!ayesville; W. G. F. Wallace, Clayton !;
W. Brearly, J. J. Warley and wife, Oar.
lington; G. l.. Rowland, Philadelphia; I;
1. d. Kennedy, NJ. @. Parker, Il. A.
Simpson. Anderson; w. w. Smith, wife
and child, Ark; T. A. Oonnor, Cokes.
bury; ". Holland and wife, Greenville;
Is. j. Boone, GreenvilIe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-27

VI ESE BITTERS have now firmly esta-
Il blished themselves i'll tho favor OF the
public and the medical profession. Prepared
from purely vogcta BILE ingredients Of acknow-
iedged efficacy, tleir. nnrlvaled and highly
tonic, stimulating and prophrylactiu qualities
peculiarly adapt them to all cases OF General
tom, &c.
AS al excitant of the appetite and whole
some AID to the process Of digestion, they
will be found to bo very eificanious. while
Their peculiar medical properties render them
of nnequaied value to thoee subject to ,hilis
and Fever, Congestion, and other mlasnlutic
diseases.
These Bitters will be found most wonder.
fully Beneficial in all eases Of Debility and Ir-
reEuiariiies OF Females. Whtrrsoever intro
duccd. they become IL standard article-a
medicinal staple. Unlike the many nnaious
stimnlants advertised, they brace and furtif,
the system without exciting undue crrebrul
action. They ara without doubt the best to.
nc and constitutional renuyator ever offered
to the public. MO TE & TAliKANr,
Manufacturers and Solo Propretorr,
Newberry. 4. q.
Sold by L. II. IiE1Sirsn, Columbia, s. G.
Sept liz emo
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TE1IaE1GEAPHIO
Foreign AEalrsi
NOON DISPATCHES.

RooHEFoRT PETITIONS FOR CoaIMuTATIoN
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVACUATION
MARINE Observation-Disclosures DARON-
ETRD-MsEoURITY IN CHINA. &C., &c.
MONTREAL, September 26.-Hon. Lon
Is Joseph Paperean, leader OF the Cana
dian rebellion of 1887, is dead; aged
eighty three. stbt ..,
LONDON. September 26. Tie relations
OF Russia, Turkey aud Francs are be-
coming more intimate.
A steamer foundered in Lake Lucerne
Five persons were lost.
Roohefort petitions for communication
OF his sentence. His original sentence
was penal servitude for lifo
PARIS, September 26-The German
evacuation OF the departments contigu-
ous to Paris has been completed.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PARIS, September 26.-General Donai
sues the Independence Beige for publish
ing false news regarding himself.
Roohefort is quite i'll, with nervous
complaint :.
LONDON, September 26.AThe British
citizens OF Hong Kong have forwarded
q memorial to the Government, com
planning Of the inoreasing Insecurity Of
life and property.
Julius Renter, the originator of the
European system of gathering telegraph
news, has been made Baronet by the
Duke Of SAKE. Ooburg,
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@ O s ST Pl

" " . . l Z |.4
M OF to be behind our neiphbors to eav
IN nothing OF our being emulous to sur
pass them, We beg to offer for inspection and
purchase one Of the best stocks ever shown
IN our line in any market; every effort energy
and enterprise can suggest, every ADVANTAGE
capital aud experience afford us, are used
solely for the purpose Of furnishing the pgsr
goods at lowest possible prices
Also need scarcely add, that all our weights
are staudard-164 OF. to the pound, If any in !.
FLOUR.
We'll that FLOUR is Just as good as any
mans Flonr-sold perhaps lower, and weighs
as usual 196 pounds to the barrel.
COFFEES.
Stock full, bought before rise in price and
advance in gold-full weight guar anteed, at
old prices. ' :,
SUGARS.
all grades direct from Refiueries-Bold at
less than cost tof course everybody does it'll
ana no cheating about weights either.
LIQUORS
These are pure domestic and imported. and
sold mindful or Uncle Sans commandment.
Thou shalt not waller thy ardent spirits
without special liconse." We have NO Ype-
cial license. r.
New Goods constantly arriving Please
call and examine. GEO. SYMMERS
Sept l3
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TOOK OF GOODS
JAMES z. FRIDAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Columbia, s. G.

Columbia, S. e..
AFlNH secured the large and commod:-
IL ous Brick Warehouse with timed roof,
formerly occupied by l3lakciv X Gibhes.
situated near the track of the Grccnville and
Columbia Railroad solicits from his friends,
tho former patrons OF Blake y ~ Gibbcs and
tho public generally. consisi ments IF COT
Ton. either PRODUCE and n MERCHANDISE
on STORAGE. Particular attention given to
storing and selling COTTON.
Mr.. J. NJ. BLAKELY still retainn his Office ut
tho old stand. Srpt q +lmo
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Vegetable Elood and Liver Pills.

Pure Bae!. Pure Blood! Pure FLESH
"A MUCH needed medicine. in ail tropical
"A climates, is Blood Purifier and Liver
Regulator These PILLS combine l,u essen.
tlHi properties OF an Invigorator OF The Liver
anu Puriiicr of tho Blood The largest organ
III tho body is tho Liver. 1t is the preht
Workshop of tho body. When this important
organ does not act. the skin bccnnrs sal.
low; slck headache sets in, with chilly scnsa-
tions; cold hands aud feet; pain in tho head:
hectic feycr; gastric disturbance; vomiting; a
ieoilng ,l OF weight in tho region of the Liver;
dry Cough. Among other symptoms OF liver
cerangement, arc spronrss in tht region OF
the liver, across tho stomach, and below the
rios; oppressed stomach; faco sometimes
Nnehed; feverishness in the afternoon or at
night; drowsiness and Incidence: ncryou.
watchfnlness at night; melancholy, blue;
dreams, commonly trIghtfu; chest oppr, ssed
anu henvy; dniting pains in the abdomen:
.aimtness; signing; difficult and short br ath
pain in the chest. about the lungs, community
mistaken for plenrisy; shifting pains. like
troso OF rheumatism; cOlics; sometimes
snort, sharp cough. with dryntns ut tlront;
UNPLEASANT nI q. thro5bing about the stomach; tx
cess ri dandruff and scnrfy de,nsit on tho
SKIM falling Of the hair; fulncss i and straitmcss
nI tno abdomen, with desire to loosen the
clothing, somr stomach, with symptoms If
ayspePslh; bilious COLES; diarrhna; dysen-
terry; fevers; obstinate constipation: i1,tcrmit.
tent fevor, or fever and ague; j4un,licc; cop-
.sehchs ana dinrrhtnn alternately; exptctora-
llnn strlngy and sticky; foul mouth in The
morning, often nausea and vomiting; tlizzi.
ness; pain i'll tho right shoulder, s"u,ttimcs
IN IN shouldcr-hladr; inability to liz. on lett side;
l'iec"ush; occasionally, pain in Iefl shoulder
S,easonable use Of the BLOOD. AND LIVER
FILLS: taken rs directed, will always prevent
thia paihfnl tcrninatinn OF. he disorder.
These Pills are for sale by
EDWARD IL EEINITslI,
august 20 Chemist and Drugeist.
The rattle for Temperance Hall, No. will
positively take place on tho 10th November.
Secure tickets in tho Columbia Co-opcra-
tive building Association.
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:, IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND CoNrnAcroRs.
we learn from our Charleston exchanges that
Mr; Z. +. Toa!e, the well-known manufactures
OF Doors, Sauhes, Blinds, &C., has established
constantly on hand not only all articles from
mis- own manufactory, but also every variety
o. builders hardware, French and American
WINDOW glass, both plain and ornamental,
slate mantels, and, in short, everything. ne,
cessary to finieh handsomely q rcsidence,
d'oFe. OF onurch. Aug 81
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Gov. Seward and Gen. Banks recently
dined in Paris with Consul. General Reid.
The veternn statesman is vigorous in in
tslleot, but his physical system is giving
way. He is SO badly paraIyzed in botl,
arms that he cunnot help himself Mt tn
BILE. He is about leaving England for
New York. !. d i ilt fDJ .;Ii
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The Ladies Know Best!
THE CROWDS THAT DAILY VISIT THE POPULAR
AND LoW-PhIcED DRY GOODS HOUSE OF
W. D. LOVE &CO

hHD LoH-PhlCED OaY GOODS HOUSE OF
W. D. LOVE &CO,,
HtULLY demonstrate that their taste in
IL making selections for this market, both
III styles aud quality, cannot be ercelled
WE daily heat ladies cay that our assort-
ment OF Dress Goods is the hest in town. We
intend to keep it 30 through the season. il
money and energy can do it.
ALI the other departments are we'll supnlied
With the best makes OF goods in the market
Our Dress Goods comprise all the now ia.
brics, both foreign and domestic, including
our Compass brand OF BLACK ALPACA.
double faced. decidedly the cheapest aud best
Alpaca III the State. having both sides alike
Our patterns in CARPETS and RUGS arc
Sackings, VIC have big line
Our stock of Goods Tor mems wear il yery
iull, including all makes OF goods
Houso-keepers will save muney by exami oing
our stock OF Housekeeping Goods Wc ONLY
Keep tho best makes and cell at low prices.
nice line OF ladies' White Underwear, made
in the best manner, Of fine material
Our Lace and Embroidery Department al
ways contain the newest novelties
Our line Of Fancy Goods ia always comp,ete
We sell the best WHITE DRESS skirt in
the State for the money, as we'll as Alexander
and Courvois:cr KIDS, whis sh nccd no recon-.
mendation.
Granitevillo Homespuns and Pcndleton
Yarns to the trade at factory prices.
we solicit orders from city or country, and
invite all to inspect our attractive Stock.
which our polite and attentive salcsmen II viii
show freely.
We keep only tho best makes OF goods. and
nave but one price. Samples sent bv mail.
WM. d. LOVE IL CO.
Columbia Hotel building, Main street
". y. Love. Is. i. McCnEiRY.
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Music Lessons.

SE@AEI THE subscriber, who has had
t{9 t4lTeacher of Music. is desirons Of
getting q few pupils for instruction on the
plano. Terms will be very reasonable. For
particulars pply at Mr.. Burnwells residence.
Sept 26 ~
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RECEPTION IN SAVANNAH OF THE Coc,lNSI.
FRDEnATE DEAD. The steamship Ameri-
ca, from Baltimore. arrived at Savannah
Friday, having on board the remains of
a number of Confederate dead, removed
from the battle field of Gettysburg. A
committee of ex- x-Confederate soldiers
took the honured remains in charge i'm
meliately. and escorted them to the long
room of the Exchange building, where
they laid in state until Saturday after
noon. at 4 O'Clock. At that hour they
were carried in procession to Laurel
Grove Cemetery and Inferred. The
vessels in port lowered their flags in
honor of the gallant dead.
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RooHEFoRTs SENTENCE. Tho sentence
OF Henri Rochefort to penal colony for
lie is considered extremely rigorous, in.
asmuch as he does not seem TO have been
identified with the Oommunists He,
however, showed so many elements of q
political incendiary in bis career under
the empire that, in her horror OF all aei-
tators, France may be glad of auy pre-
text to get him out OF her borders. Even
if not implicated in the outbreak of the
Paris mob, he has been such q trumpeter
OF sedition as perhaps not unreasonably
to be considered responsible for the
awless spirit which has been lately ram.
pant.
The BOIL WoRM.-The Aberdeen
G1iss.) Examiner says that Mr.. James
u. Tatum. of that County, put up. nine
martin boxes in different parts Of his
plantation, which were soon taken DOS.
session Of by hundreds Of martins, that
commenced at once to destroy the mil
!ers that deposit the eggs whereby the
Doll worm is produced; aud Mr.. Tatum
states through the Ecun,iner that be bas
not found this year q single boil worm
IN his 100 aores of cotton.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at
Chicago. OF which Vice-P President Colfax
is q shining light. has amended it's CON
stitdtlon 80 that only free white males of
twenty-one years and over can become
members. Evidently the Vice-President
WAL have to reconstruct these Odd Eel
lows.
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Columbia Male Academy.
Notes Victoria Tonic Bitters.''
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

FOR ne cure Of Dyspepsia, Ague and Feuer,
Bilious Discusses, General Debiily
and all Impurities Of The Hood.