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WALTHAM WATCHES.

In soliciting the public patronage of Watches of domestic
production the American Watch Company respectfully represents
That fact the history of manufactures completely
best system making watches the
established by them Waan That system always had the
of and and the test OF the
the Watches themselves cannot be denied have been ample
and satisfactory 1t admitted handhe evidence of daily
observation repuetha the Watches only keep
but that machines they 1t should that
nothing needed but that their shapes and appearance
should the of the people, AS all these conditions the
Watch Co. fully the exactons
the market They confidently there is longer need
import watches of any description whatever
Every ordinary demand shape and variety OF fin
h and decorations be had And to price, the recent
auctions leave for doubt that the Naham system of
Matchmaking is the economical we'll as the most reliable and
that the Waham Watch the cheapest we'll the best
Many have been added during the last
all of which display the latest design and hnsh
the rapid the Company making toward perec
Among these the small size Watch for Boys and
be specially noted has been
this Watch because boys watch and with the object
bringing within the of boys of all classes Price being
considered such watch quality and beauty has any
country, been produced
The plate Watch added during the last year,
made either with without senwndng and setting attach
This watch either FORM the Company challenges all
all countries beat equal for its 1t made
with all the latest parmpovements which
which only make better for its purposes
tmekeepe but will make it the avore with wachmakers
This the highest grade Of full plate watches made in this country
size and appearance finish general excellence especially in
tended for and recommended to business and particular
Railway and Express to constant fact to all
who told by their watches the correct time day when
they want it, ALI such should have the american Watch
Co., Counting such destination for this variety
their manufacture the Company devote the greatest to its
employ only their best and best machine
r and issue it with their reputation at stake its
For sale by all leading jewelers. No watches reaed by the
Company. For all other facts address
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influence over the rest of Europe. The
date when this influence began in each
district, whether by invasion or other
wise, comedies curiously with that of
the style of building. England's
oldest castles are the round arched
Norman of the Conqueror's period
Those of Scotland, Ireland and Wales
90 back no further than Edward l.
RLnnE1rnnI
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CALL FOR ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

j. n. HARRIS & CO.. Propretors
Cincinnati, o.
For sale by GREENE BUTTON, Milwaukee: II.
B0SWORTH SONS, Milwaukee FULLER, FINCH
FULLER, Chicago; COLLINS BROS, st. Louis;
MOVES BROTHERS, st. Paul.
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A GENTLEMAN ir Winsted has eight
old brass clocks, one bearing the date
OF lilo, and two more which play seven
tunes, one every three hours. Another
man has four in complete running order
which have the moons age marked
upon the dials.
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CHASE, HANroRD d Co., CHICAGO, LII.
Headquarters for Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Axle Grease, and Wilson's Patent Oil
Cans, all at manufacturers lowest prices.
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Johnson's Anodyne Imminent may be adj
ministered to children with perfect sue
cess, in cases Of Group, whooping-cough,
influenza, and almost any of the diseases
to which they are liable.
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No Read the following from reliable druggist of
Michigan:
MARINE City, Mich. July 81 1870.
j. \. Harris 4 Co.-Dear Sir: The Aliens Lung
Dalsam has arrived. wsuid like To be without il.
for it has saved my life. Itook bad cold and cough,
and finally Consumption seated upon me. was
in very bad state. tried everything that
mended, and spent great deal of money but got no
help. i had the Aliens Lung Balsam for sale, but |
know nothing of its merits did not like to take it,
without knowing mere about it, had not sold bot
tie. When your agent called on me told him could
not sell medicine | knew nothing about. He urged
me to try il myself did so, and to my grateful sur
prise the first bottle stopped cough and before the
third bottle taken my lungs healed and well,
and can speak knowingly to my frnds and Gus
toners of the qualities of Aliens Lung Balsam.
remain, respectfully,
l.. C. COTTREL.
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IT is THE little things of our life that
are great in their results.
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II is Harmless TO the most Delicate Child.
1t Contains No Opium in Any Form.
1t is Sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
CEUTHON.

Call for ALIENS LUNG BALSAM," and shun the
use of any other Balsam. Unprincipled men may de-
ceve you with worthless PREPARATIONS.
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TO YOUNG MEN.

SELF-INSTRUCTOR on Marriage and Dis
"A of the Reproductive Organs, Seminal
Weakness &C. with ~ recipes for selfcure $50 large
pages loo plates and engravngs Sample copy, Octs.
nor LADIES, treatise on Female Diseases,with
prescription for selftreatment, in sealed envelope.
Price 10 cts NJ s. Inst Publishers Milwaukee, Wis.
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ROBBINS e. APPLETON

General Agents for American Watch Co., 1S2 Broadway N Y
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llTSTA(HE. HAIR OR WHISPERS
Name Stamps

For Tools, Patents, etc. Il. II PAYN, Manufac'r
BurlingtonYt 2c per letter Mailed on receipt otprce
IN an ssConyent Life Unveilcd,.by Edith
KE Ali - O(.Orman. Price ~ 30. Sold by
IlH1U all booksellers, or sent postpaid on receipt
of price by CONN. PUB. CO., Hartford, Conn.
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FRAGRANT SAP0LIEME
Read This!

w $50 per week and expenses. or allow n large
TO sell our new wonderful Inventions
Address NJ. WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Mich.
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PROCLAMATION.

.,S COLUMBIA, Juno rs. 1871.
WHEREAS, information has been c,fiiciai]y
w received at this Department that va
GAMES have occurred In chs tutiieos OF Comfy
Commissioners in the following Counties. to
wit: HeTeerry County, Sim. on Young and
neberger and Alexander Ke,sey; Clarendon
County, 2. j. Lemon and Gadsden TarIton.
Union County, II. Il. White aud John Tins.
Icy; Laurens County, David Foulke and Tur.
pin Dendy, failed to qualify.
Cover nor OF tho State uf South Carolne IN
accordance with the thirty seventh Section Of
the Act OF Septe mber 26, 1868. entitled "An
Ae Act 10 az % hno the duties and Jurisdiction Of
my proclamation, that special election be-
held on I IUEsDAY., the 25th dav Of july
next. to fill said vacancies for the unexpired d
term thereof. within the said Counties. re-.
sptctlvely., The Commissioners OF Elections,
appointed in pursuance of IAN ACT provid.
ing for the General Elections, and the manner
OF @ conducting the same" approved Marcn /,
1870, are authorized Snd directed to conduct
the said special elections, respectively, and to
MAKE al necessary arrangements therefor,
and each OF them are hereby required, after
duo publication, and with strict regard TO the
provislone OF tho Constitution and tho lava 81
the state touching their duties in auoh case.
TO cause such elections to be held on the day
sior"said, and to take all the necessary steps
for the holding Of such elections, and Tor tie
ascertaining anil determining the person or
persons who shall have been duly elected
thereat. .'0rN
In testimony whereof, + have, hereunto eet
my my nand, and oaused the Great Seal OF
the state to be affixed, at Oolumbia.
IL. this 23d day OF June. A. D. 1871, and
in the ninety. .ffth yoar OF. the Ipde.
pendence OF the United tates Of Ame.
RpRERr 4. SCOTT, ao-e-.o-
3. L; CARDozo, Secretary Ct State.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT

VNHOSE who have lost several Naturxi
Il Teeth. and have been advised to part
With remaining sound ones. as tn Q fret step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
cruel in itself and often unnecessarilv per,
formed. to convince themselves OF it's failacy.
oy looking closely into a matter OF 30 much
Importance.
The above improvement was designed to re-
sist 80 deplorable PRACTICE, and after a tho.
rough test OF moro than three years, is found
capable oY sccorsp!ishiHk shat no dti1er sye-
tenn OF Ars,hcis! Dentistry has heret ofore done.
which will cave for years Natural Teeth. and
be at the same time reliable in every respect.
An invitation is hereby given to such as
ieel INTERCEPTED to call nt our Operating
cases now in actual use. -
NovGt REYNOLDS l. REYNOLDS
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TKs Khsdiv5 81 Egypy, WHO, 1asItho6Rh=
suGeatV$ TNikaT aud k HsaaY4sz dfsAhaS

Ths KhediV5 81 aFgypy, WHO, although
suIeat0k &nIkaT andk vaewy 0rtks
sultan's, has himseitls strong itehipg
fofS"persbnaiog ognhefHaS snt, Sas "asaaih
managed 60. ges, into 4ruuHlel! With sthp
Pq5te. This time he Aagn BEEN bQssox-
pi5sssssa ssslsss {b;ss sSg bsiss ss,sN$s
eufAised II Con6tantiHupie that tie
KhediSs 'fmoaus: busidessv ih o military
way. and .that he purposes TO, prspafs
hligmaself, y ios q waAo oti.indspendanca
ageinst the Snltans authority, He, is,
engaged In 'afmibg The aEtByyptian tfSots'
with arms and munitions Of war bf tie
maatI approvadl modem patterns from
thjs lqpnntry, and, in "a. general way,
maintains, q threatening altitude Per-
haps' dc long his flne. array 81 American
officers imhy''see' some ACTIVE sef1ide
againatl the forces. Of the ,Sultauy aud'
win thaiz; spurs where; forty oenturies.
look t'lr down nPon. them, from, the ,Pyra-,
AAANos
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A FEW pf.S reasons Why they should ,bayo tho
l. Wheeler 4 Wilson's Saving Machinu Ia
iein, mIch simpler than any pi the othere;, re-
chD1ne1y1i 10 ,.n:.H. :ui,,,1 .,,.:N ..guu:..
chine is much iess liable than 2ths oti,efs to-
Ret.out o. repair. fls,l. ii;,7,,,r-s~
8. Another rerult OF this; simplicity Is.
greater durability. w 80 GI.4'- "T i ~.
4. An9ther, resn!t ia le4yI A,ioliqos apd. con-.
lion, with less noiao: = ~ in..! ,:ice tili "a.
te and sSs q oe no Shut
It ts the cheapest to bay the best. Buy tbs
machine that has justly, faulty and honora-
bly, won reputation and independence
againsta strong and bittercompetition. For
more than twenty yssT6 has ;hs Ibeoier i
Wilson not only stood first and foremost. tut-
now stands the!uni walled Sewing Machine Of :
tho enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chine tn at has been thus tested and proved,
and theplyop are sure to get tho best, For
sale on the easiest possible terms. Sales
room Main atrect. second door below PBGHIr
Office. Columhia, s.. G.. i! ,''.
J. nuns..Ey. Agent.
a. WHYrE, General Southesn Agent. II
June 81 - emo
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Intelligence Office.
(Opposiie Masonic Hau. j

lODposue Masonic Hail.
NJE call tho attention OF tho citizens of
w Columbia and vicinity to th 10 fact that
we have purchased the interest OF BEARD Il
ORCHARD in the above institution and will
elVe attention strictly to its demands. Males
or females wishing employment OF any kind
can be supplied by calling. OF sending in their
names and residences and announcing their
wants. The desires Of employers will be i'm
mediatelj tak' notice OF. Kentors and those
COLLECTION OF Accounts will bo pursued, Bonda
negotiated, and sales OF Real and Personal
froperty made. LEE d SMITH.
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>THn ,MErHoD1sr BooK OoNopns suAn

>THH ,MErHoD1sr BOOK. CoNoEnN suAn
DAIsVy.7The,, New, York Q6serpe,y a, reii-
gions Journal Of very high character, in
sPeaking OF the Methodist Book Con.
Germ scSudal' tsmurks: .'We give exptoa.
sion 20 the general sentiment of ,there-
llglpnA community. when we BUY THAI ahe
mAAagement Of that case is thus far the
saddest exemplihoatioonn1 81 huGan in1fir. e.
nifty that the 'chcsch;'oe Goaa las 4 HHesn sc i
calledlto witness in our times" alr ~
what. q pityj'' e1alaims the Lynch
barg girginian, t.Knt our ,Northern
their connection with Shareholders, Tanti
virtually forced the South into q eeparate
organization. in 1874, have the matter
entirely ,i9; their own hands and are
wholly Responsible for the consequences:
ThiR book concern business has been q
stigma upon the Northern 'Methodis,s
from 1874 until now,.,', 'i;a.. ,1 ,'.p!
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oA15o':'TH1aNG = 90 y: = HOUSE
.'' iI'' - III '-.- t ''t'i t'''t X - y
0HILD Ds 6 WILEY,
:. COL NJ MBIA, S.. e.

WE havo marked down ali OF our largo
" ytosk Of KEADY-MADE CLOTHING to
reach OF ali that wish goo lifting aarment.
made In the latest style and by the best mai.
oIs IN New York. We are the only house that
sell Al Linen Drawers at $3.50, We are the
only house that have tho imported Sucker
calcutta suita, warranted genuine. An in.
spectton OF our large stock will sottie the
mind OF any ono that money is made by buy
lnB from ua. Iblrty.two inch Solo Leather
1IuHhb, only lCW lett, at S2U June D9
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Jqpe22
HOW WE USED TO Blo PHYsTOK.

HD'-"ho does not remember't tho time when
spring purgation was considered indispensa.
bic 70 SUMMER health? No matter for wry
faces' tho inevitable ealts and SIENNA. rtn
barb. or calomel and jalap. must BE admins!
tered: These ''sprinR medicines, )" tho young. .
etefe were told. were to keep them halo and
hearty during the summer. Wo all know now
that this Was q fallacy; that new vigor, not
depletion, is what is required at The com.
mencement OF the summer solstice. As a
preparation for the enervating effects OF on
pressiYe summer weather, course Of HOS.
TETTENS STOMACH BITTERs ia highly
e1pedient. THE famous vegela able prepara-
ton has three prominent properties: It reno
Yates, purifies and regulates all the functions
u sne ooay. IL is composed exclusively OF
pure vegetable productions, viz: The essen.
tlai principle of Monongahela Rye, and the
moet eficacious tonic and alternative rootR
parks anu gums known to medical botanis
aence. 1t IL an absolutely aufo modioine. nd
NO tincture of the PharmacopUIa csu Compare
Win u either IN purity, or in the variety Of its
PLY for mankind, the theory that il was nncep.
ssary to pr ostrate patient in order to cnre
MN, Is forever exploded. and the true milo.
sopnicai doctrine, that vigor Is the great nm
taBonist or disease, has taken it's place. Hos.
letters Bltters Is an invigorant, and hence IL
is s.the.proper medicine. for the feeble at this
'HH8st tryliiE season OF the year.
re sure that you obtain the genuine art;cle
ae there are innumerabie vile mutations in the
MarEet. Look to the e.orna11ental etamp. the
cpRrayea label, and the n anne blown ipt[, the
Elass. Hostettcr's Stomach, Bittere in snlS IN
ooe..-a oIl.!. July t6
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A.Tcsae= IL S. :ai:.:. :aaa iDidden fare.
v wethto THIS world amid q halo Of mprky
ssY sSese 4 and a.. Sasli1g .aHg aa%es tea!sa y
a.st; but was prevented; she then effeotui.
ally pteclnded all Hope Of prevention by
ret9Flnn!alng to her home ldrenching her
se!t W!tP petroleum, Rllsg and setting heraelf
"a Water spout passed ovair: Borv,eln,,l / I
Reno and Trdeke6.1 Nevads, yesterday:
la.washefl away. . large vail Of earth and
ROCKS along the ,tsack,ef the Central, Pa:
ofln Railroad, and the Westward bound
freight train was thrown from the track.
Cohsid srable damags' was done, but 10
lives were lost. IL. - .1'l'lu?:i:,
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"a 7. : l-l"L - M
Acurious aud fatal use Of photo1gara-
ply is reported from Paris. It seems
that among Photographic views satkdn in
Peris dqringthe Commune we're pictupes
q TIE Destruction le Qfi the Column OF
Vendome, together with, the multitude
assembled. there, and a1sdH Of ssvbrraf Of
the barrioadea.- with their defenders
grouped thereon in defiant and dramatic
attitudes; By some evil chance il fhas
entered into, the heads Of Tie detective
police, in whose hands these photographs
have failen,' TO cause these views To- be-
enlarged in such a way as to enable them
to make clear the faces of NM. the Ma.
tiohal Guarda so triumphantly portrayed.
ltlai believed. that the hell.tale liksnesaes
th4us shadqFed will, in many Gases, lead
70 the arrest and condemnation OF the
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COLUMBIA. g g., june a, 1871. (,
DIR. EsWs WHEELER hss this day given
TO- us, as Trustees Tor the Ticket Holders. his
pond in thepenalaum Of $40. COO, socured. . BY
mortgage OF the real estnto offered for ra file,
fora prompt and faithful distribution Of the
prizes advertised as:soon as the GOO tickets
are aold. ,t'@ JOHN AGNEW,
y. =, ~ J. MElGAAN, u,
1qpe "a r. @. SHIVER.,,,,
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MANHOOD:
How Lost! How, Restored /
Just pNOlished, in a Lsealed enne.

ztssR1H - te.pe. Price, siz eests.
"A LECTURE ON the Natural Treatment
sad Ra?ios: Ours CT EpsTmatorrhsa or
SemihHi "eakhess, Involuntary Emissions,
sexual Debility, and Impedime ents to Marri.
ago. generally; Nervousness, CONSUMPTION.
EPiiepsy and Fits; Mental and Ply sical Inca
pacity resulting from self-Abuse. d c., by Ro
nEhT i,H >: CuLvEawELL, III. D., author Of the
"a Boon TO Thousa nds or Sufferers"
sent under seal. in plain envelope, to any
address, post -pnid. on receipt OF elk cents. or
two postage stamps, by CHA6. j. C. KLINE
1a7 Ho.very, New York-P. o. nox, 4, ,5se.
June IL - Si( VIZ :. am,
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STENH0UsE, MAOAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants

HHtF CHA RIOTTE, ". @.
GOnICIT orders for COTTON, Corn, Flour,
- Bacon, Lard, &C., and Family Groceries
generally. Orders filled carefuIlv and promnt.
~. -----. ---.. Eel 1yr
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New Books. hv Exprass,

New Books. .hv Express.
pHYsICAL CAUSE OF TIE DEATH OF
u CHRIST, hc.. by strond, and letter BY
Sir James Simpson, Nj. D.
Hugh Miller's Life and Letters, two vol.
umss. by Peter Bayne. with portrait. a. N
Christianity and Positiveism. by McCosh.
Peoples Practical Poultry Book. complete.
Mrs. Wistar. -
Oalliraoe. Romance. by Sand 90.
Climates for 1nyalids, by l.. Bill. 81 Is.
Body and Mind, by Mandsley, London. 81.
ne Old Fashioned Boy, by Farquarson.
Pike County Ballads. by John Hay. si.50.
Mrs. Decton's Book Of Household Manage
ment. Most complete work. Illustrated.
Also, some new Novels by good authors,
1u.t opened, at BRYAN d McOARTER'B
Jnn0 lS trN.. BOnketoYe.
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GPEcIAL ATTENTiOn given TO tbeooI.
~ lection OF Commercial Paper, Interea.
On On state and Railroad Bonds Snd Stocks. and
NOV AZ emo L GAMBRILL. Broke,
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!. To ContrANtnYz,

-rnaruw.d dre ~ ;Ht wn.t 1AaGsols.
;ast ~ WI De rece3Ted until the 10th
SHif iof tno oqlgregafion Of tiie ~ Wasbina.
tom Street Metho hodiSt Episoopal Church South,
ip this, ,qdsy. P!sns and esa be
Rdsldidal Com@iste aras G orye % The rieht % ra.
j9st ail the bids, " RID. sENN,
.gqly 2 = Secretary Building COMMITTEES.
~ .. 70 Architects :. = : 5uy7'
ner. OF wssSineton % o. snd S'Y RisSa.dsnn sa COR
ssyfs 9 H. ss.sss SiSss:ss: ;si % E
an ao9y s,ssG, and les se
saf4 f5S eWer storyto BE- yssS 1tn ntn hnss
os a.
es&stsSef cfess5 q hRggaf 'tsfy te Rs iahsa -
( saass.n @ e Special
!:. ,!.'''''n J:sMfffHHH. HHHi h''t' Dha1lrmap' 4.
t.Haii:!" f'W.'MOONEY, n .''n!% i1H N".
=; ~, ~. ., - mSss.iHMoMs. ! i5sl
2seaG:s- r1.it :. : 110.s :; s,e@m,e.ee. -,
,.'-''l -, Pearl Gtist. : m,
Rn BBtS. 'RttfaH'i ExRy, apJS1r
.ReY roceiSed aiid for sale low by 1893. !F
.sanel5 @9..-. JOHN AaNEw 4 SON.
The Doctors Reco1afhend SeereIa' NAHR
TNTnreferencsatnnr "a tnn 2 on1Gnn 81 s I'D
HASe Whv2 Thav LmHE - u - ~ anG si Scoton
-- - ---oy A-o ~ ~ @ 10 unaoulee[ateo.
u,,amis,- Clezet Wlne..;j .7,-..;
ANdrauRht, THIS DAY. ~ a, Inv nr,oa ~,
=. =: =; .-.e@. tSsgMfAD rt0Ps:. ,: !:
mhgfaLn8 Dlgeacl or South Carolina
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hno snmmer tonic is Hattori's Bittere-
can be had at PoLLoox's.
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can ensTiy; to te @ @sonyinc94of The above facts
Juno ~ al Main street,
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mblh andlAagusta &. Co,
IaEABUEER's O7HICE.

COLUMDIA,b q. O., June al. 1871
THE Coupons on Bonds due on lat Of Jn,v
next. leas Government tax, will be paid a.
Central National Bank. In Oolnmbia. At CIV
National Bank. In New York, at First Nationsi
John J. Coh6n & SOILS. in Angusta. Georoia.
Juno 23t8 G. BOUKNIGHT, Treas'r.
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.'LEAYE NO STlNG REIIINn. ID

Inc worK ol euro ls now beginning. Tho
yltiated and mucous deposits in tie bowels
nd IN the altmentary canal are elected. \ The
from its torpidity. The stomach acts resnon.
styely, and TIE patient begins to feel that he
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PfIvate Boarding.
MI hs. 4; J. WYATT insorms her friend
IL I!,oa and the public 10 general, that she la
3pIeinea pIil pAlYATE BOARDING HOUSE, OF
rlain etreet, near Bull. The house ia laru
and airy. and guests may expect the comfort
" ~ AOtao. Nav
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,.fi'i -. ~ + Pearl Gtist. 4 Z m,
-ke9 reeeiSed & ID for .aie E1 low By n'Si' lus'
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12
9PootRI INot1DeB.
C0NsUMPN0N,rr'~rr1'~' nm. i.
ITS cURElANp 1rsnPREvENrIyE,
DR JOSEPH II. SCIIENcIx'S
SAMPLE TREATMENT

And availed themselves Of hia wonderful eli.
cacious medicines, they would not have fallen.
l. Or. schenok has, in his own base, proved
tnat Whorever sufficient vitality remaihs, that
vitality: BY his medicines and his directions
H3.tl i9r their rae, is quickenod into healthial
In this statement thereis nothing presu mn. n.
tuous. 10 the faith OF tho invalid is made no
Representation that IL not thousaiid times
@s1bstsntiated @ by living and vi,ible works.
The theory Of the cure by DR.. Sch p "a me.
diolns is As simple as it is unfailing. Its phi
losophy requires no argument. It ia SELF
suring, self-convincing -
The seaweed Tonic and Mandrake pille are
the hrst two weapons with which the oitadeI
OF the malady is aasailed. Two-thirds OF the
casoh o. consumption originate in dyspepsia
and tunctionally ydisordored liver. With fhi,
condition tho bronchial tubos "eyupSthise'
%isa %!sa the stomach. THY respond to the NOR
the me, o1iminattng result, and the setting in:
with al Its distressing symptoms, of
.c'.:. 1.,. OONsUMPTION. G
The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one of
na..91o's 1S nSblest gifta-the podophillum Pol
ing, Alternative properties OF calomei; bnt 15t,.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-12

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-30

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