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Everybody is taking HEIN1rsH's BLOOD AND
LIVER PILLS. They cure headache and bi-
liousnese.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines.

BY Committee Of Practical Machinists.
Il ment and great range OF work OF this
Machine has made it the universal favorite
and leading family Sewing Machine for more
than twenty years, and hence it il no expert
ment to buy one.
For sale on monthly insta!ments. second
door below PuGNlX flee, Colum bia, n. c., by
A. j. PURSLEY,
Feb 27 Agent for Pursley L. Trump.
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A RICH DocUMENr.-The Savannah
papers publish the following effusion of
that quintessenoe OF mokeish humbug,
Aaron Alpeora Bradley. It certainly is
the richest document yet emanating
from the facile pen of the Wahoo:
Hol ho! All Grant and Wilson Re-
publicans, and all true Irishmen and
German laboring Democrats, who feel
that they cannot vote for o Commune,
free-lover, spiritualist, Know Nothing,
high tariff-man. bigamist. anti.Sunday
and Bible.man, rally at Lyceum Hall,
Bryant street, Savannah, Ca, Tuesday
evening, July 16, at 8 O'Clock, to ratify
the nomination Of U. s. Grant and
Henry Wilson, and to enroll your names
with colored voters, that we may make a
long pull, strong pull, and pull
altogether for the good OF your poor
wives and children who are suffering in
Savannah and Comfy. We wish to form
q Grant club OF 500 men, 500 women,
and 500 boys over ten years OF age.
Strike for the same rights under the
Constitution, God and your native land.
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The Voudou festival which Aourishes
IN New Orleans and vicinity, though dia-
bolioal, is interesting. and brings strong.
" to mind the witch scene in Macbeth.
The laet one was held near one of the
bayous on the Ponohartrain Railroad, at
night time. The Voudou queen made
short address to the assembly. both black
and white, all participants, and after-
ward fire was built upon which every
one was required to throw stick of
wood, making wish as they did go.
Then black snake was cut into three
pieces and thrown into cauldron upon
the fire, and after it, cat and Q black
rooster, which were put in alive. Then
all were ordered to nndress; certain pow
ders were thrown into the kettle; at 12
O'Clock all hands were ordered into the
lake; and with incantations, singing,
dancing and long sermon, the time was
occupied until day-break. The whole
strange ceremony wound up with prayers
and benediction.
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Proposals for Beef

GEALED proposals for furnishing the City
- Hospital and Aims House with fresh
BEEF will be received 1t this Office until
TUESDAY, 23l instAnt. Contract Will be
awarded to lowest responsible bidder By
order OF Council. ORAS. BARNUM,
July IS City Clerk.
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Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE.

6se O j. @ e1oeptea, naaai, ,eopnestiSSs ennafSs
with Night Trains on Gouth Carolina Railroad
and South on Charlotte, Colu pbia and Au-
gusta Railroad, and Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad.
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WILMINGTON. MAY 81, 1872.
DOUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS can
III be procured ct the office Of Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, to the fol.
lowing well-known and attractive Virginia
Watering Places and Summer Resorts: Green
brter While Sulphur Springs. Rockbridge
Alum, Both Alum, Hot or Healing. 8,oeet or
S,oeet Chdlybeate. Coyner, AUeghdny. Mont
trelrs Syringe. North caroliua, and the en-.
tirely new aud first GLASS Seaside Watering
Place in Hampton Roads, Virgintd-V Vue oe
Ledu.
bay Line, ali Il prominent Northsrn % nj Lake axe
and New England Sea-side Watering Places,
by variable and attractive routes.
These Tickets arc good to return by No
vember I, 1872. A. POPE
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
j: Il. Bowen, Agent Wilmington, Colum bia
and augusta Railroad, Columbis, 8. @.
June9 emo
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and after hunday, oath instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia At............ ~ M
Arrive at Charleston At 49,. ........3 ~ = n.
Leave Charlesto op at BIZ N
rive at Columbis at. t............ $40 p IL
NIGHT ExpnEss. FREIGHT AND ACC0MMODATIoS
Leave Columbia at. .... ....... ....6.t0 p m
Arrive 1t Charleston at. ...... 49,. 7.CO m
Leave Charleston At. .7.10 p m
Arrive at Columbia at... ........ $40 m
Camden Accommodation Train wiI) con
tinue to run to Columbia ar tOrmerly-hop-
DAYS, Wednesdays and eaturdsye.
A. L. TYLER, Vico-Prcsident.
s. B. P1cKINs, General Ticket Agent.
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Notics to Contractors.

Notics to Contractors.
OEALED bids will DO received at this Office
- until TUESDAY, Esd instant. for the work
for the erection OF new Bell Tower. Con-
tract will be awarded to lowest responsible
bidder. BY order Of O uncil.
July 13 CHAH. BARNUM, City Clerk
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Passenger train leaving Raleigh It 7.15 +.
bound train; making the quickest time to all
Northern cities. Price Of tickets same as uio
other routes. Mail trains daily, both ways.
over entire length OF road: Express daily
days excepted.) All passenger traine connect
at Greensboro with trains to and from Rich
mond. Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
between Charlotte and Richmond, without
change. g. f.. ALLEN, Gen. Ticket Agent.
W. II. GREEN. Master Transportation.
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OAAc11 Is cCCOK aAs
Fer Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs. Colds. Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.
\ AMONG the great dis
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III & - real value to mankind
than this effectual re-
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Esa. this and other coun-
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does surely and effect
ually control them. The testimony OF our
best citizens, Of all CLASSES, establishes the
fact, that CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does re-
Aeve aud cure the affecting disorders Of the
cine. The most dangerous affections Of the
fuimonary Organs yield TO it's power; and
cases OF Consumptiou, cured by this prepa-
ration, are publicly known, 80 remarkable as
hardly TO be believed. were they not proven
oeyond dispute. As remedy, it Is adequate,
on which the public may rely for full protec.
ton. By curing Coughr, the fore-runners OF
more serious disease, it saves unnumbered
lives. and an amount Of suffering not to be
computed. It challenges trial. and convinces
the most skeptical Every family should
keep It on hand as protection against tho
early and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met at first, but
which become incurable. and too often fatal,
II neglected. Tender lungs need this de-
fence; and it is unwise to be without 1t. AS
safeguard to children. amid the distressing
diseases which beset the Throat and Chest OF
childhood, CHERRY PEcToRAL is inyaluable;
for, by its timely use, multiludes are rescued
from premature graves, and saved to the love
and Affection centred on them. 1t acts
speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and health-restoring sleep.
No one will suffer troublesome Influence
and painful Bronchitis, when they know how
easily they can bs cured.
Originally the product Of long. labo, ious,
and successful chemical invesiig alton, no
cost or toll is spared in making every bottle
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virtues it has ever exhibited. and capable cf
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it has ever effected.
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Practical and Analytical ChemIsts.
SOLD ByALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Richmond and Danville Railroad.
E @ EHtPHsRl CONDENSED TIME
GS2 1R2 EkS2@S&y ABLE, in effect on and
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Change of schedule.

SOUTH CAROLINA NAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, s. O., june o, 1872.
So Y t. osonIEs 90 IEn,o o. sGeea9ls siiees on
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DR.. j. O. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical ChemIsts.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
TN preference to London Porter and Scotch
l. Ale. Why2 They know it 10 unadulter at cd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-30
OBITUARY.
REPUBLICAN

Died in Manchester, May Gath, Hon. John S.
Pettlbone, aged Sc years.
The subject Of this memoir was native
Of Manchester where his long career OF
public services, will be held in remembers.
anee by surviving fellow citizens, when
the names Of most Of us will be lost in the
vortex Of the revolution incident TO this
transitory world. The writer of this
article known Judge Pettibone from early
life. lie descended from the family OF
one of the early settlers In town, whose
genealogy is traced several generations,
He was a graduate Of Middlebury College
about the year 1911, did not enter any Of
the learned professions as did most Of his
class mates, but turned his attention TO
agricultural pursuits, In which his pen
did some valuable service in subsequent
years. In politics be was a Democrat of
the jefferson school The war Of 1872,
found him with our army on the northern
frontcer-for which service he had been
recently placed on the pension roll under
late law OF Congress. He was acting
as Lieutenant in A Battalion Of volunteers
at Missisquoi Bay, Canada East, In the
campaign Of 1913, under that veteran
soldier, Col Isaac Clark, more generally
known as cold Rifle" which place was
captured and It's military forces brought
out as prisoncrs--on which occasion be
was highly commended for his bravery.
Judge Petiibone was called much into
public service By his fellow citizens, rep
resented bis town IN the legislature seven
years, where he originated several i'm.
purtant measures, among others the
adjustment Of imprisonment for debt
and the right ufmen 10 ST a. jurors though
not frccholders He was elected a mem.
Der Of the Governors Council IN 1891, on
what was then regarded a. the anti ma
sonic ticket, was Judge OF the County
court, aud several years judge Of the Pro-
bate court for Manchester District, Will
many years Of service as justice Of The
peace, and other minor 0 fiices ia his native
town, was supported by bis political
friends a. candidate for Lieut. Governor
Of the State IN lss6-37. lie became q
professor Of The Christian Religion whilst
Ii college. and 10 Theology was q Baptist
and for a long series Of years was re-
garded as a strong pillar u The church Of
that denomination he was q man 81
strong prejudiccs and independent
thought which oflen led him into coniro.
VERSES, bat be never cherished resent
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nnnFLE, rnEN ANn VOW.

The Utica Herald calls attention to
how Horace Greeley stood last fan and
how be stands now Last September
Greeley sent his delegates to the New
York State Convention with the draft
Of a platform on which he said 'thcy
wanted to make a fight Here is an ex-
tract from IL.
In this alarming crisis in city and State
affairs, the republican party refers al
good citizens to IL record, as their war
rant for giving il their fullest confidence
aud support il the campaign, now form
ally opening, Of the honest men against
the thieves
Il abolished slavery.
Il led ia the suppression Of the rebel
lion
Il preserved and enlarged tie Union.
Il prompily reduced the enormous for
ocs thus required q . peace footing.
II has reduced the debt over two hun.
drCd aud fifty millions Of dollars in the
last three wears
Il has simultaneously reduced public
taxation over two hundred and ifty mil.
lion dollars per annum.
Il has preserved peace on the border.
Il has won a friendly adjustment Of the
threatening troubles with Great Britain.
H. FOR its conspicuous share ia tai.
bc8cRcept record ,cc endorse ne national
republican, administration
We eaiIirm the platform Of principles
laid down BY the las, Republican Com
ycutioa
And on these principles and this record
with the ticket this day chosen, We ap.
peal io al friends Of honest government
Of whatever prcvious party association,
ior aid ii The triumphant victory va
uHltcdiy pledge ourselves to win.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
EAsr poRsrr. MAY 9th. 1872.

East DoRsEr, May 9th, 1872.
M, Editor
DEAR Sir Whether silence on the
part Of the community regarding the
query in your issue Of May 9th, as to
the correctness of the report that this
place was going solidly for Greeley, is
to be taken as evidence Of its correct
ness, or whether the idea seems too
preposterous to require contradiction
your correspondent knoweth not He
can see no harm, however in saying
that so far as he has heard an express
ion Of opinion, il has been universally
and decidedly adverse to supporting,
under any circumstances the Cincinnati
candidates
A feeling of distrust towards Mr..
Greeley pervades this community, and
there exists a settled conviction that it
will not do to place in 50 responsible a
position a person of whom it is with
truthfulness said that he has been cup
oil every side Of every public question
which has come up save one" that Of
protection. We cannot forget that in
the darkest hours of the rebellion when
every loyal heart was yearning for
words Of comfort and hope the general
gloon was deepened by that pusillani-
nous note Of alarm and retreat signed
H. G.
Neither can we readily forget those
touching negotiations upon the Canada
frontier with the rebel Saunders and
others, which so Disguised every man,
ly soul
We cannot but feel in common with
many others that had his advice been
taken at almost any time during the
rebellion, it would have brought great
disaster upon the nation.
This is not saying but that he pos.
sesses some cmmendable qualities, but
they are not Of that character which
commends him to us sufficiently to
receive our sufrages, and / suspect
that when the roll call is uttered next
November, SO far as this little colnmu-
nifty is concerned, the name Of Horace
Greeley will be but feebly sounded.
Respectfully Yours,
/ REPUBLICAN.
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TILE wALLooMsAc RAILROAD.

The Troy Press of Monday last says:
can but four thousand dollars Of the
amount required from Bennington to
build the Walloomsac railroad has been
raised Eleven thousand dollars was
raised on Saturday last. II. w Put
nam it is said will subscribe the bal
ance
That sounds a great deal more like
business than the reputation howl
that has been kept up by the Benning-
ton Free Press for the past year
We say again to the WalIoomsac
managers 90 ahead and build your
road and you viii have the respect Of
everybody for your pluck.
We have given you some good advice
in plain way about this railroad mat
ter and now say If the business men Of
Bennington feel that their prosperity
depends upon the building Of the Wal
loomsac, by all means they should take
hold and DO il We have always
thought and still think the old line
should be run so as to obviatc the me-
ccssity Of this large outlay Of money
for new line to Troy but il Bennington
thinks otherwise she has perfect right
so 10 do and we would not put straw
III her way.
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rnE WIZ QUESTION.

The amount 81 milk carried over the
Harlem Extension is constantly increas-
ing, the number Of cans daily being
now 375, or IS 900 quarts against 300,
the largest amount carried last year
TIE price for the past month has been
cut down TO a point where It ceases 70
be profitable as compared with cheese
and butter making, but the hope Of a
better price in future, and the dislike
fer change induces the farmers 70 hold
on, aud We advise them 70 stick 70 il,
for matters are slowly but surely tend
ing towards the desired result
The Trt5u,es expose Of the neiarious
practice q the middlemen in New York
is explicit, giving the names Of many
who have been caught IN the act q
adulterating milk and laying The blame
oihigh prices sud impure milk where
i belongs This had the effect 70 stir
up the consumers and they arc ready
ard anxious 70 AID the farmers in any
plan that Will remedy the evil
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/. Hon.I,a 10, 80 Inol

By tie following letter iastrceiyed,
il viii Be- sgcb that there is prospect
that we may soon have . morning train
ffom Troy
Esr DonsIr VI May 2sth 1872
NJ Edlor
Dun sm Will you please state ID
yuuf next issue that tho Troy a Bos-
i0n n Il. Co. viii Il desired b. The
people On tie Inc q tho Western Vt
II Il and the Harlem Extension Il X.
60. RIM their morning train - state
Lane connecting with any train the
Harlem Extension may have therc 70
meet them said train viii leave Troy
1t about a. No.. and run b. State Line
n about scycntyGye minutes
b L. kEr
II VIZ understand the above letter
il means a morning as well as 30 even
ing train from Troy. We know that
the people Of tho Western Yer
mont Valley unanimously desire such
a train and viii regard il as an evil
dence Of disposition on the part Of the
Troy 81 Boston Co. to accommodate
the people Of this valley The Harlem
Extension viii Of course take adyan-
iage Of this offer, aud We hope before
orr next issue, 10 see the arrangement
carried out, to the great advantage o.
the marble business, summer business
and other interests Of this valley, a.
well AZ for the mutual benefit Of both
railroads
p S. Since writing the above We
have seen two Of the officers ofthC
Harlem Extention road and they assure
IA that they will make the connection
on their part, and If possible will induce
the Troy 4 Boston Go. to run Their
trains to North Bennington We hope
the Troy & Boston Co. will do this, ant
having begun a good work, not stoI
until the railroad connections between
this valley and Troy are satisfactory t.
our citizens and the business men o
that city
If our efforts to induce better con
nections between the Harlem Exten
sion and Troy Il Boston railroads prove
successful, as We have every reason t.
believe they will, we shall feel that tn,
JouEsAL has not lived in vain Let
tiers from prominent business men o
Troy aud railroad officials Of that cit.
confirm as in the belief that from Thu
time forward there is to be bette
state OF feeling all around
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n seems that aaw The proper time
fa umnc th work 81 reform "a
e aa NeaIy az the societies
81 the 6aeuni roads have aeld me Z
.s t adopted he resolution IS
commented ~ TIE Nemaat and Ns
YORK. i.aa. al are uav waiting
aa3 aagsa ia He % take ,he
lead ia i the tIus moving amcct.
ing u Qua Association has been called
AZ Library Hall Pennington oa We'd.
day May eQth s fuli attendance Is
desired
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-30

The iyeoum bids lair 90 increase 10 inn
ponange aud Interest each year The
pamphlet issued by Mr. u. W. Williams
Of the American Lecture Bureau, ia
Washington st., Boston contains list q
some Of The most distinguished men ana
women is this and other countries. Il is
stated Chat NO such list was ever before
presented to the public. This business
Of furnishing lectures IS perfectly leglt-
innate one and saves 4 vast amount Of
trouble TO both lecturers aud committees.
The agency receives Us commissions from
the lecturers only, and no extra price is
charged TO committees The lecturers
can afford 70 pay for having their routes
made up and theireorrespoudeuce attend
Ell to. Mr.. Williams furnishes not only
lecturers but eminent readers and music
ians; send for his pamphlet. II contains
no advertising aud is devoted simply aud
entirely to this business.
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NEW PATENT PUMPS.

= Having repcIYed the Agency Of f1r "a sale
0f II. II EAEeaoE'e PATENT WILL aud CisTEEg
PuaTs 10 Bennington ana portion of Rutland
couutie- ] would say O. those IN need u pumps
that avn prepared 10 ret up pumps aud
wAEEANT THIN TO GIVE FULL sATlsFAcTIOs
or 30 sale. These pumps are constructed Oh al
entire utN principle Of Force and SUCTION G0I5t.
tiatd, aud viii draw water with ease where the
old styles uii not work At ~ They also have i
cYiead , 10 which the Faiges and pIlBger sOfks
which makes Il Equal 10 ne8 pump Tor trl-
fling ezpeuse. IheG are manufactured from
White Pine, aith Iron Handle Spout aud collar.
And TOR better recommend than can give ]
refer you to d few n ne many reliable parties
who have them ia use, VIZ Peter Nyman, y &.
Waterh0une q Coz W III Fullerton, 5 = IhRyer.
can also furnish wooden pipe frJH3 one o. four
saort notice made frDa the besy Pine Timber.
GEO. B8YSION, Agent
Factory foi4t "a Nay sjth ls52 iiw3'
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aREELEY,sL LETTER or ACCEPTANCE.

GREELEY's LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
Horace Greeley has retired from the
Editorship Of the Tribune, in order that
he may not labor under the stigma OF
blowing for himself, and has establish
cd his headquarters at the Astor House
whence he has launched forth his letter
OF acceptance which we give below
II is plain straightforward document
and explains the Cincinnati platform
as Greeley understands it, and shows,
in measure, where he may be expect
ed TO stand in case Of election
"GESrLExES - have chosen not to
acknowledge your letter Of the 80 inst.
until ! could learn how the work Of
your convention was received IN all
parts Of our great country and Judge
whether il was approved aud fatl.
lied by the mass Of their fellow citizens
Their response, from day TO day, has
reached me through kilograms, letters
and the comments Of journalists, indie.
pendent oioficial patronage and indifler-
emit to the smiles aud frowns Of power,
The number and character Of these de-
monstrations. uupurchased and unsollc-
tied satisfy me THAT the movement
which found expression at Cincinnati
has received the stamp Of public ap-
proyal and been hailed by majority
Of our countrymen as harhinger d
better day ~ the Republic. Do
not misinterpret this approval q Is.
peclally complimentary 20 myself n0E
even 10 the chiyalrous and justly es-
tecmed gentlemen with whose name
thank your convention for associating
mine. receive and welcome il a.
spontaneous aud desired tribute . tina,
admirable platform q principles,
wherein, your convention 50 tersely,
80 iacidly aud s. forcibly SCI forth, The
conviction which impclled, and the
purposes which guided liz course 4
platform which casting behind il the
wreck and rubbish of worn out conten.
tons aud bygone feuds cmbodies IN 81
aud few words the needs aud aspira.
tons 81 today
Thousands stand ready 20 condemn
your every act, hardly syllablc q
criticism Or evil has been aimed 3, youi
platform, 81 which the substance may
bc fairly. epitomzed as follows
First All tie political nights aud
franchises which have been acquired
through eur late bloody couynlst9l
must and shall be guaranteed main.
tanned ana enjoyed and respected ever.
more
Second al the political rights and
franchises which have been lost
through thai canvuls!Qa should aud
nus, be promptly restored and re-es.
iabliebed s. that thcFe should re
heuoeloytA no prescribed and 10 dis
ffaachiscd caste within the ilmits q
our Uni3n, whose long es,Fanged PEG
DE shall rc.unite aad fFatcui2e upon