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Ncu publications.

L
SECOND EDITION just Published
THE LOVERS LIBRARY-No. /.
TALES OF SENTIMENT AND PASSION.
CONTENTS;
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In one volume 94Opp Pace 80 Mailed. prepaid
The puros publishing this ees Of books to bring together in
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best love stories in sny other language
j. s RBD1ELD IN Fuhopst. " Y.
UNOT ONLY is Dr. GRAY ACKNOWLEDGED to
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BOTANICAL TEXT BOOKS,
Prof asa GRAY Of Hazard H U%v s., Ao s,5 Of o so raP
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SCHOOL AND FIELD BOOK OF BOTANY.
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Of School Books President Chdburue Lii D. OF
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tn. worn ebotes the e discoveries IN the snoe q vegetable
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BY Rev. Wm. Patton D. D. Paper. 20 oens. Coth.. 90
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Poem BY Edward CNSwell. Is
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1--WE HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS of the
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leeiui AMI religious cnar'. The spnug tern 81 ~esis viii
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JOHNSTON ROBINSON No 10 bV.rri Mes iet OF 10 The
PnBaUsL
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VHE METHODIST.

10 opinion founders Of THE MBr ODlsT The time has ar
rived for the enlargement paper az, s operations IT s hen
therefore ha. ABEL STEVENS. WHO fa'
been closely eouner.ed METHODIST m It. foundation
contributor win from be associated with the present Aht and
Efficient editor Dr. CTOOls coeor sharing eIas With him IN the
labor responsibilities sn direction OIL roper rHB METHODIST
WILL early day, enlarged BE- COL the size Of existing heho
dist journal viii BE- eu is Fos in ds With every me
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Specimen copies this weeks containing f particulars con
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ANEW VOLUME OF THB
ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY OF WONDERS.

WONDERFUL ESCAPLS.
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THE THIRD AND CONCLUDING
V0IIME or

THE THIRD AND COMLJDlNG
VOLUME or
CHIPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
VOL. U-EssAYs ON LITERATURE BIOGRAPHY AND AN.
TIQUIT1Es
rvP Max MULLER, N. A., &C.
r,op with Volumes and H. and with Leciares the Science Of
I,pgusge Price or Chips from Workshop" per yoame IN
cloth 81 50
CRITICAL NOTICE.
"Mr MAJ Muller this voume as in nany OF his o'ef
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the general reader presented IN te hrt essay between
the Emperor Pope and Luther o. the grana passages ID
III. whole book sgniaest spirit which the author looks back
upon the events bis ooun history d tie with which be
can REPRODUCE them. - Abenaum Q.oDlOn)
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"Motte's Victoria Tonic Bitters.''
ENTIRELY VEGETARLE. !.

f9' re h,; eyre Gf Dyspep$ia, Aane ,oMi Fseer,
and all ~ e,urities If The Hood.
7NHESE DtT1 Eks have now firmly esta-
i blished thcmseIyes in tho favor of the
public and the medical profession. Prepared
from rsiy.vogctable ingrt dents Of ackpow.
iedEed tfticacy, their unrivalcd and highly
tonic. stimulating and prophrvla cite qnalities
peculiarly adapt them to all cases OF General
debility, Nervous Prostration Of tho Sys.
tenn, &c TT7
AS e1citant of the appetite and whole
some ss;m alt to tho process OF digestion, they
Viii DC fnnnd to be very cffca..ious. while
their peculiar IN edicnl properties render them
OF unequaled value to those .nbjrct to Chill.
and Fever, Congestion, and other m,aemuti tic
Diseases :,
These Bitters will be found mos wonder.
fully beneficial in all cases of Denilitv and Ir.
raguIari,ies of Females. Whercsoe yer intro
duced. they become standard article-a
medicinal staple. Unlike the many noxioue
atlnulants advertised, they brace aud FORTH,
tho system without exciting undue cerebral
action. They are without doubt the bert TO
nlc and constitutional reuCvator ever offered
to the public. MOTTEN K TARKANT,
.tIl Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors. .
$50, . Ncwberry, s. G.
Sept Is emo
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Fan and Winter Goods.

ia THE undorsigned begs leave to inform
lis Gust9msr.. and thc public general
10A Y, thai he |Insiu RETURNED from New
ever t,s broughtto tiis market, embracing DOE
Skins, Cloths. French and English Ca bi-
meies. Yestings,. &c, of the most n,oderi,
pHs'''eEin's;;f p,s''.E i Ia nil,. u ], s., n.
"A largo assortment -of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS. 81 niY.y - .ii,i, Il, ~
By paying close. atteution to business, lac
s4pects TO receive a share of tho pub sic pn-
Stpt 20 u ..i llt'. M. ,El N al '->'I III,
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CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK
SQpTH, g CARO!I'.IlIM,. II "A

pepos']s q p and 1R@aaEas K.ea4!ss.y!!eq. a!s'!!e:.
lN7EREs'T K: r AELiJjiWf AZ 41,E 1s44k;o
ON .NEHqIFYOA Els O9 DBP0aL7,D
.}:.. ann SiX., 'E'H .EENI: Com,
10 UNDED, ETEKY SIX
+ 't In ~ dfONTHh ON !ACCO UNITS! q oIriQ'J
si lOFFlCEHb. r,
WIN. Martin, President.
John = Palmer. v;co. pr.,,a, ~: M
A. 9 Brcnlzer, Cashier. & q -
j. II. Hawy Assistant Cuthitr, ]
JohD q: b, Shiith, ArsiAtant capifi!l
Wade Hampton, William Martin, 4. c. Has.
kell, F. W: Mchlaster, John P. T homaa E. Il. .
Henitsh, John b. Palmer, THOMAS +, Gregg,
Columbia
J. Eli Gregg, Marion no;'4t ta
g. T. Scott, NeSberry. u. r
". G. Mayee, EeMberry.
B. H. RutIcdgc, Charleston. ,t.al
Eaniel Kavenel. Jr.. Charlt ston.
Mechanics, Lab0rcrs, Clerks, Widows Or.
phann and otherr may here dtpositiber cav.
lngs and draw liberal rate, OF interest Il IRE.
on. PLANTERS, Professional hcn and Trutiee-
wishing TO draw interest on their fnndl ul.ti
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart rnal!
-ums Tor their children. and Married Women
and Minors whose deposits can only be with.
Lheir legal representatives wis hing to- iay
'tHIde funds for future ust. are here afforded
I'D opportunity OF depoaitinp their means
'vhei they Will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Lhe same time, be subicctto withdraw slwhei1
needed Anpl81
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK :.
OF COLUh. HiA. S. G.
Present Capital, $150,OOO.
AUTI1oItIZIsD CAPITAL. $500. 600.
OFFICI RS !" +
John 3. Palmer president. Ii;v
A. G. Brenizer Cashier

John B. Palmer, president. il, Il;.
a. 9. Brenizer, Cashier.
G. n. G. Butt, Aasistant Cashier.
'a'+ DIkEOTONS. g D. .!.!DD fs..l
). Eli Gregg. John =, Palmer Few. D1cMas-
Bearden, Of Copeland & BeaEden; r. L. Bryan
o. ~ Vr; y an = 4 Mc0svter; v, y hwsflield. Of Il.
F. W. McMastBr, Solicitor ,;, III, ,iisE.
FENHlS Bank ls now open tor the traneact Ton
II OF a'general banhinE business.ia ..G!n.
OERT1F1cArEs or,1lkpSsrT.of currency or
coin, bearing interest at the rate OF seven tT]
per cent per anpnm, IN Find; will be Issued,
DEPOSITS from County, Officers especially So
iicitcd; alho, from Trustees, 1dmimistrdtors
ETecmto,s, tessiOndk 1fen,s and others. /
Particular attention given to accounts or
City and Country Merchants. and 'othcr bt1si-
nese men, and the ususli Accommodations e1-
tonded
Notes, Bus Of Eychoaage. and othrr evi:
donces OF debt DISCOUNTED, ond money loaned
OIL collaterals.
Stocks. Bonds, f'did, .ilr.,. btn5hr md .n;d.
I, hutioted Gu if'ncy iurchas scti a: u mai
discount. - f TT'77
Siyht Drafts drn1rn d',-rc, "a, e;; tl,r nron,i-
oent places in E,9tnnG, iten.d, Scotland
France. G,sioeiny, h;;'g;n'', NHnnd, Den
Drafts on al! the r,omin, n, cities in the
United States bongh,iand cold. .ii.
banking Houre oFtrsit. Columbia Hotel
''pen from fo3. Feb % "
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Roses Hotel,
Sent 2G

A >SMl % IN view OF tho influx of vi
MTTSfar1A1 eitors to Columbia, occa stoned
GU sstaE111M by the prevalence OF tho vel
I'd eed944dksa6 low fever in Charleston, the
proprietor ut ROSES HOTEL has concluded
to reopen hie establishment for the accom-.
mncation Of the public ut once, and therefore
withdraws tho proposals lie has heretofore
made for it's Sale or lease ,'1
Tho Hotel will henceforward be conducted
as first class house OF entertainment, aud
sPeciai provision will be made for tho comfort
aud convenience OF families
Carriages and an Omnibus will bo found at
every arriving VIZ train. We. ROSE.
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The Amherst S,dhaala is responsible
-for the f6llowingt, Zone of. our; sopIo.
mores has; devised n new, way of telling
bad news ,He writes home to bis fether
last week" Anxious parent writes back
that he is thahkful''the money was not
lostl atih wants, to know.sthow near. .
BY return mail "Came within one of il
-lost thifty.SH. ".rLAYi!inA af7oH
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ION MARRIAGE.

lHAPppY, ,HEL1EF FOB YOUNG MEN from
IL the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhot'd restored. Nervoug debility
cured lrnped1menta TO marriage removed
NOW method:of treatment. New and remark.
P!e Eeme ediea. Books and Circulars sent free,
IN eealed envelopes. l, --'e'
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. q
so1th % ninth street, Philadeldhia, Pa.
Oct IL 2mo
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IA, RADIoAnp1U UsE1sn osYAtxsi 6snA.tpR

Ia, nTHRn n&3YAtESi GeMAtDR
oNs aTsRlaL-s1tTba United. States Circuit,
a4I AsaSs aG sa RsS PSs G. Ass Afsa
StGtes' Behat3fr rCiAys5Hs FOR III q Violations
ofathe' e',Cobgressibnaln Enforeenedt Act:
was cslled. 3 OlaytoRis eoupPel demgyrt,d,
tba, 9hs GiSntatsehth, tMentietdS5 aSd tATeHatt g.
ty:frst aBGtionis' III thg Act iafe unc5hStio
tutional SECOND; ;'that, the United SE&tes
Court has h0.,jnrisdiation over tthe1 Co..
worm OF 'asState; nthird, that: the Cos
vernon is ihot an (eleetfon "officeriiMithsn,
the meaning Of the ActI' prsiu esd -eau
It viii be- noted chat Clayton dbes not
boldly plead not guilty" or the frauds
charged un him, and demand proof he
clutches at technicslities, md endeavors
t9 get fid of thS saSe betope it Teaches
satSs tral lGh 81 sSe Gesed
mib1etrati6p, pGftyt6 bo 4in. HgbdJas
not deny that 'he' to1Ymittst1 the election
frauds chargeh aRainst HIN, hntl ~
meaps III Which he is lielievtal to have
reache the SenntS;;' Bit he denies the
constitutionaii,y or the law which! bis
own party passed S'ahd lie seeks sbeitGt
pleading that tie GJvefhor Of i stG,s Is
not nm eupble .tU q. ihw,' OF Con'eTJsa The
public"will' watch the progress Of this
case with some interest, lTwenty other
cases OF election frauds; oil committed
by Clnyton's friends, are, to come before
the Conft.a aA AfisssigaidaIs RcpabAcda!I, 9
~! lii - -2!. -.tInY LA ntliX - iJ,.isui
Z The New York 14f5aue; referring 70
Grnnts proc1amdtion,' Gays: 'tArii q .pi
Due notice has been heretofore given
that martial .law" would be3proclaShed
unless these outrageona'acts censedi, land
now the Presidents makes officiaI:pfoclaa.-
nation communicating that these unlawful
cofnbinations and ',,conspirncies disperse
within five days. OF course, this means
thatmartial law will come next in The
nine Counties referred to-. Martial law
is to be dreaded, but it seems that no
thing elae can put down the determined
ku klux OF South Carpliaa.s ,9,,, t,.o,
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Wines and Liquors.

"1HTo duU AIQuOT8.
1'HESE scarcely require advertising. Our
brands of imported WINES and BRAN
DIES are exclusively our own. being innort.
ers' agents for Whatever we do not import
ourselves. Will bo glad to exhibit stock.
sept ~ GEO. SYMMERS.
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NEW GOODS !!

I n range of work this Machine cannot he
or thin goods. from gauzo TO hoayics, beaver
coatiaGs, or even leather, without change Of
needle, tension or thread. We will warrant
tiltm to do this. Onr fne work IL eonal to
any, ana our heavy work exces that 1T any
other machine in tho world. Ladies wishing
TO INTRODUCES the sewing into their families viii
hnd 1t great saving OF time, labor and X
penseto at once purchase til" best Persons
who havs.tre all macbinos a re unanirnnn. in
DECLARING this to be the, easiyst learned of any
u tho market. II you are prejud,ced in favor
OF any particular machine, at least examino
TIE HOWE before you pnrohaeo: .l.
.ALFkED G. Ely,
& GeneralAgent for South Carolina.
ONCE Three doors below Dr.. Hointsh's Drug
STORE Mnin n, IN street, Columbia, SC.
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.;Peiots .Oem@efpial School,
:ttPysr oitttis2saa,; y ssSinep Bank,, -

o4;-ksspbag, ,aad Arh3Msltc'
pEaeSloE E&eSflkHER e aESHN9sF44Hss 4H siass saa
Ieesss.S4Aa codsset sotng gahslemen aSe pr.
rcE ihr The dutfea hf rHt,oon outing house pi
prnnA{ n! HQuEsrts4 to G,apai i7,tQ 0 Gcloet /, #
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CAssIMEREs AND vEsT1Nas
Thornwell's Collected Writings

Thornwell's Collected Writings.
FdND EOl.OfICAL aud Eth,cnl. . ynlurnts.
L enlbcliSled with DR.. Ilorhwth'. por-
trait. 81 per volume. rti77.
Memories OF l'aimos. by MacDuf g.
ThqAApservativt HefoI mai ion and its The
oloGyx48S Rev Charles + K1owth, II. ID IS
The Unseen World BY Rev. Dr.. sto,k. Fl.
NEW NOVELS.
Her Imrd and Master By Florence slaryatt /
Won. not Wootd. by tho author uf irel III
the Bone, &c 50 cents.
Terrible Temptatinn: BY Charles Rende.
Uniform edition OF Grace Agn,lor'a Wnrka,
such IN Mothers ksaonpcnse, Vale of tjc,larr,
Sc., at 81 per vnlun.e. ~
The above hooks sent to any address M. t.
pail, on.teeeipt OF price .ilI'
Aug DUFFIE * CHAPMAN, Bnokscllcrs.
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fhe rails f'r temperance Hall, DC (, will
positively take place on the 10th November.
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GrnGlAL ATTFN1 iON given TO the ol.
- lection Of Commercial Paper. NIntereet
an State and Railroad Bombs and Stocks, and
Honver.ion of State Securities. by s.,,yls,,65.1
Nv 40 froo tMRRITr 9t,ct.n.,...
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@peS1Al Noraxysa.

.,,,d. Lea e Psrrins' Sauce, e"',''
- Pron6unecocd BY oonnoissscurs1 ;.i''
~ t'"FfIB 0NEEGUOD SAUCE :,,i.arfa
a1timproves appetite and uddigcs.ion, and It is
unrivalcd for it's Aavora ID, is3iiu. .lt.f. ~
LMe are directedt ly a !MIessre. LEA Il PER
lshHNS to prosecute, all parties making or end
vi! iA"I ritJOHN tDUNOAN'S SONS, sel.
tAug ID 46u1a ,;.7l;1 Agents. New York!
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Mrs. A. Mccormick

Mrs A. Mccormick
-r WILL be prepared to open her
<xWA handsome and well select. ii
ETSSIssst stock Of MILLINERY AND
{S%,sHsff2 FANCY ARTICLES on FRIDAY,
SiSY<SASA the &. h inst
GSsXI(E IT She has jnst returned from
SJ f''S NlJ Nrw iurk. where si,e spared no
ii EfA pains in tho eclrctiun uf her
q j1 stock, hoping thcrtb by to bc able
VI to please eacl and every one who
may favur her With call
Her stock consists of Bnnnets, Hats and
Cni's, of the latest and most fashionable
styles. li"hdsome Flowers AMI Feathers in
make Furs of tho lutest STYLES. at remark
ahl! low prices. Also, good supply of those
handsome rra''y-mada Suits, uil oi which she
oilers ut very low prices.
Mrs Mccormick solicits continuation oI
the kind patronage of tho lntli"s OF Columbia
and vicinity. assuring them that she will dc
all in her power to please Oct 3
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FOR tie cure Of DysPepsia, Aqne and Feoer,
ard all I i ~s;t,e. gemf'hs "f ihe j5M1t1m"y' 5Ma"dy'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-27
STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY,


| The Lewiston Journal says young man who
came to that city a few years ago with several
thousand dollars in cash, went into business
there and was prospecting, but, in an evil hour,
he took to the social glass; and in few months
wasted his substance in riotous living News
now comes that he recently died in poor house
in western city.
The Journal says there is some talk of hay-
ing the evening train on the upper road, which
leaves Portland at and reaches Lewiston at Z,
kept back in Portland till s o clock, on the ar
rival of the p. m. train from Boston.
We learn from the Journal that the black
smith shop OF Capt. Jabez Pratt, at Greene
Corner, was destroyed by fire Sunday morning.
The building was sixty-five years old
The dwelling house of Jonathan Bryant, of
South Livermore, was broken open Saturday
morning while he was absent from home and
WE'VE Iuhored dollars IN money taken from
his trunk. Five hundred dollars of the amount
was in coin.
AROosTooK COUNTY.
The Presque Isle Sunrise tells story of free
love in Aroostook 1t says pretended physi-
clan by the name of Thompson, was last sum-
mer hanging about Houlton, and finally went
off, and about the same time married woman
left, having been furnished with money by her
husband. After few weeks they returned.
stopped fewweeks, and went away again, and
few days since returned together and took
rooms at the Smell House, and demanded of the
Va
had the scoundrel arrested and he is now in
Jail. Thompson, it is said, has wife and fam
lily in some distant town, but says the spirits
have divorced him from his former wife and d.
rected him to marry this woman.
The Sunrise says that child of Mrs. Harriet
Varney, of Maysvile, aged one year. recently
drew vessel of hot water from the table upon
its face, and was so badly scaded that it died in
a few days.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
About o'clock Sunday morning fire broke
out in the building in Bridgton Center, owned
by Henry o. Moses, and occupied by Mr. Moses
on the lower floor for drug store and on the
upper by DIR. Thomas Perley. 1t is not def
niteiy ascertained how the fire caught but it
probably originated from defect in the Chin
ney. The building was entirely consumed, and
Mr.. Morse's stock destroyed. DIR. Perley also
lost all the property he had in his office. Mr.
Morse estimates his loss at from $1,000 to $4,000
on which there was an insurance of S4. SOD. We
have been unable to ascertain the extent of DR.
Perley's loss The fire extended to small
house owned by the Walker heirs and occupied
by Mr.. Smith. The furniture was saved, but
the building was destroyed. Loss trifing.
,KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Albert Dudley's dwelling house, in Gardiner,