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No. sl4 Hue L0nDafus rhfsss
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ness Nightly, Daily or Premature bmisslons; sex-
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sent by mail, securely rol az oss
eT, EnW foRK, Sole General Agent Tor AmeEacS
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SEELY's Standard Goods are for sale by ali first
class dealers In the Northwest and Rock Island by
L. L. LANE and JOHN BENGSTON.
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Liver Complaint Is one of the most prominent
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To do this. the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used cleanse the stomach and liver
so that the Pulmonie Syrup and the food will make
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DIR. Schenek and his son, j Fl. schenck, Jr. NJ. D.
professionally at their store Northeast of
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All advice given free of charge, but for thorough
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A Specific Et,yneliy for all diseases Of The Urinary
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10 be useG after confinement, aud al eneebicd con
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DYsrEPsIA ga lSnIsEsTIJ hkadacbe- pain in tht
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tons, bad IN Ibc mouth. pal pltaiion OF tin
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What Leading Druggist thinks Of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy!

CONCORD. n. H., Oct. "a, 1870.
MEssRs LINTLEFTELD HAYEs:-I take pleasure
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yonr CONSTITUTIONAL Uatarrh Remedy. 1t has af-
forded me much relief during the time have used
IT, and | cheerfuily recommend it 10 all who ar
afflicted with diseases of Catarrhal origin. Re
specuully yours.
GEO F. UNDERHILL, Druggist.
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"FLAvoRIsG EXTRACTS.
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"BOQUET ILLINOIS" a
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chief.
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AUGUSTA. November Q. 1859
W. II. Tut,
Dear Sir--I have long been sufferer of torpor Of
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". J. BLAIR, Late of Danville, Va.
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DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye leaves no ridicu-
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What a world of real philosophy there
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ss-LADlEs TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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R re IN TEN MINUTES,

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CEELY's STANDARD
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@l
"BOQUET ILLINOIS" a
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IL
I "FLAvORIsG EXTRACTS
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f. H.
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As a pnrgatiye medicine stands unriyalled
Their action is uniform, certain and SAFE The.
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W ateil Buyers Atteatisa |!

The undersigned
respeetfulycall at
tention of persons
contemplating the
purchase OF watch
81 to the superior
ity of the celebrat :
ed Nickle Move
ments. manNfac-
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BOkEL & COUR-
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Beware of Counte1eitS
Inn MflcEc' SIR LANES CI;AREE's
ara erfeusipetu CONTAMINATED. DtshoneH DTftR-
Rists enasapor 10 sell the coueEetts fonaks greater
qrgdfs The genuine hare the name Of JoD Moses
each package. All Others are tc0Tthkess tnlst0Itons
Tbs GENUINE Pifls are unfailing IN the cure OF 81
thoas painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution Ii subject They moderate an
axceeses and remove all distractions, from What
TO MARRIED LADIES
they are particularly suited They will in n shor1
time bring on the monthly period with regularity
and althousn very powerful contain nothing hurt--
fni 10 the constitution. In ali cases OF Nervous and
spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limns'
fatigue on slight exertion, Paptation OF the heart,
Hysterics and Whites, they will effect cur. when
ali other means have failed. The circulars around
zach paokage give full directions and advice, or
will be sent free to all writing for them' sealed
from observation. - -
nj BIN all cases where the GENUINE cannot be
obtained One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Proprie,
t1r JOB MOSES, IS Cortlandt st., New YORK win
insure bottle of the geHutne, CONTAINING FlIty
pills, by return mail, securely sealed from any
k,.ov1adRa of ita contents.
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The Cook Room OF THE BopY.-The
food that has been cooked in the kitchen
must be re cooked in the stomach be-
fore it can DO applied to the nourish-
ment Of the body. As q mems of facil-
tatipg this second cooking, in cases
where the process is slowly and imper-
fectly performed, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is invaluable. It promotes the
generation OF heat in the living laborato.
ry in which the crude materials for
building up aud recruiting the human
frame are turned into convertible ali
mcnts. Bat this is not all. It acts
beneicially upon the cellular membrane
which sccretes the gastric juice, upon
the oliver, which produces that natural
laxative, the bile, upon the vessels which
receive the digested food, and upon the
absorbents which connect the digestive
organs with the channels OF circulation.
If any portion Of this complex machine
ry is out Of order, the Bitters will set it
right, thus promoting vigorous diges-
ton, healthy secretion, and the produc-
tion OF pure, rich, life sustaining blood.
N24t3tl
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OUR NEW SOLICITOR 1t would have
afforded us much pleasure to have been
able to speak in most commenlutory
terms Of the conduct and ability Of the
newly elected Solicitor of this Circuit
bnt VIC cnnnot find it consistent with our
duty to pass unnoticcd what We consider
want of respect for himself or his po-
sition aud an utter Disregard Of the pub
lie interest in public officer. We re-
gret to state that in consequence Of the
unfit condition of the Solicitor, large
number Of cases on the Sessions Dock. t
was postponed to tho next term Of the
court. We sincerely hope that it wns III
accidental occurrence, und that he will
retrieve his character ut the next court
that he attends. Thut Mr.. Fleming has
abilities there is no doubt, and if he will
overcome thut unfortunate morbid uppe-
titc, we arc confident he will make u
good aud acceptable tAicer. 1t will give
us pleasure to record such IL change.
Union IiH,"s
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ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH. EASTERN
RA1LRoAD.- The up passenger train,
which left this city at lO.l5 A. NJ, yes
terday, ran off at Oakley, about twenty
six miles from hence. damaging the en-.
gine slightly and tho express car per-
hans onsiderably. The cause of the ac.
cident was number Of stubborn COWS
that persisted in remaining Oh the track,
and suffered the consequences. No one
was hurt. There was no night train out
last evening. Charleston Courier.
The destruction of tho records of The
Clerks, Sheriff's and County Commis.
sioners' Offices ut the Abbeville fire, in
duced the impression that the Conrt
House was destroyed. It seems that the
new Court House was uot yet completed,
and the County officials above stated
were occupying rooms in Marshall's
building, which was bnrnt. The total
loss will be fully $50, 900.
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How to aezaia :he Lost rraas 9s oo-

How TO AcKala she Lost Trade 81 Oo-
4 lulnbla.
Nh. EDITOR: Three questions enter
into the discussion of this question:
First. Is It the wish OF her citizens to
regain the trade which tas been diverted
to other channels7
Second. Can it be done by any means
within their power?
THIRD. What means should be EN-.
ployed as preliminary step?
The answer to the first Of these ones.
tions is an emphatic yer!
The ecoond also admits Of an rilirma.
tive answer. The potcsr exists with th;
aDiN.
Tho third, then, is the ou'y question
Which demands our attention., und the
proposition to Commence the restorn.
ton OF our now lauguishing trade by
offering increased fuclities to those who
would trade with us, if the needed fuci
lities were afforded, is now before us.
warehouse for the storage of cotton
and other produce is needed AS The pre-
liminary step in the ndvancc movement.
The suggestion has already been made,
and to our mind it contuius the germ of
that growth which may yet cheer the
hearts of it's propngators. by its spread
ing branches laden with fruit, whereof
we may eat and be refreshed. l, will
hardly be contcnded that We now have
sufficient storage room for d cotton trade.
Of any considerable dimensions.
This fact repels the sellers Of cotton of
our own neighborhood, and the pur-
chasers Of cotton from abroad
We lose all the advantages of our To-.
cation. Our city is central; is Surround
ed by cotton. growers; has four impor-
tant railroads to briug cotton TO our
doors; and yet We get but little of the
trade. It is diverted to places less favor
ably situated, but where there is more
OF the spirit Of enterprise which eutices
tradc-where better facilities arc afforded
for the storage mud safety Of our chief
commodity.
Put this enterprise on foot. It will
be al entering wedge, and we shall soon
SEQ tue widening ot the opening to /.
broad way to prosperity. Other enter
prlses might be suggested Of equal, per
haps of greater, importance than this.
A cotton factory or two, fed by our un-
rivaled water power, would be potent
means Of building our city nnd increns-
ing it's market for cotton. But the ware
house plan is cheap aud feasible aud
should be tried. S.
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F1RE.-On Sunday, the l7th, the we'll
known residence OF the late Capt John
S. Jennings, on South Edisto, Grunge
burg County, was entirely destroyed by
fro. The accid Mt wns caused by the
sparks from the chimney igniting the old
shingles which covered the roof, and tile
wind at the time blowing fresh, scarcely
an hour was needed to reduce the entire
building to ashes The widow Of the
former proprietor, now in the autumn Of
life, clinging with tenacity to the scene
OF so much happiness and prosperity in
tho days that ure gone never to return,
is sheltered in IN old negro house on The
place, aud tho many far and neur who
have shared tho hospitality nud been the
recipients OF the geniul acts of kindness,
for which Capt. Jennings Was SO widely
known, will learn Of The calamity with
regret. AN effort is being made to assist
in providing for AIRS. Jcn 1iugs new
homo for tho few remaining years Of her
i.ie. beneath tho saulo o.a i5.hiai.,5 t1cvG
planted by her husband, and all WHO nre
desiroIs Of assisting in the work can
communicate with MIessrs, Couuts 4
Wroton, Charleston, Capt. Isaac Bam-
berg. ut Bamberg, South Carolina Rail-
road, and with Messrs. Hutson & Lrgare,
C.angehurg @. H., s. g.
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The CASE OF ANDERSON, THE BANK
FoRGER. Savannah, on Thursday
morning, court Of inquiry was held by
Judge Schley, in the case OF VIM. Auder-
son, the escaped bank forger.
a motion was made by Hon. Walter
S. Chisholm, on the part of tho prosccu-
ton, to obtain the granting of au order
from the court certifying to tho probu.
bic guilt OF the accused, to be forwarded
to the President ut Washington, to se-
cnre the issuance OF g proclamation from
the Chief Executive for the apprehen.
sion and commitment Of said William
Anderson, wherever and whenever he
may be found. After argument by couu-
sci, Judge Sohley granted the order.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE STATE ROAD.
On Wednesday morning, Mr.. Thos. j.
Roach, train hand on the Western and
Atlantic Railroad, fell from the top Of u
train at Stegali's Station, fracturing his
skull and causing his almost immediate
death. Mr.. Roach was native OF Spar
tanburg, s. @.
The difficulty with the London police
still continues. The disaffectiOn re-
speoting on increase of pay hus spread
to tho postmen, who intend, conjointIy
with the police, to hold mass meeting
in Hyde Park to-day, to discuss whut
course to pursue.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mee'ing OF Israelites.
Seibels & Ezell- Auction.
Meeting Myrtle Lodge, K. Of P.
d. @. Psixotto s. Sons-Auction.
Wm. Summer-Pomaria Nurseries.
L. Il. Stokes-Stationery, SO.
Isaac Sulzbacher-
Tribute of Respect.
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YonK vs. LANCASTER A contemporary
says:
''Onc OF the pcculiaritios OF the act of
the late General Assembly in passing or
adopting the code, without reading it,
has inst been brought to light. It lap.
pens i'll this way: Fort Mills Precinct,
formerly in York County, by ! clauso
inserted III the coGo, is placed in Ian
caster County. tho clause referred to de-
fning tho Catnwbn River to be the
boundary between the Counties to the
North Carolina line. The people, and
in fact their Immediate officers, of both
Counties, knew nothing of this change,
even if the Legislature did, which is
very doubtful; and it is fact, that in
tho late elections, no managers were np-
pointed for the Fort Mills Precinct by
Lancaster County, but, as usual hereto
fore, were appointed by York County.
and the people voted iu tho last named
County. Further, had the vote in Coun-
Ties been given as the boundaries in tho
code Indicate, Lancaster would have
had. it is asserted, a full Republican
majority, and York would have gone
Democratic, as the Fort Mills Precinct is
one OF the largest. The error was Disco
We ~. rather singularly, in this wise:
Several persons of Lancaster are report
ed 70 have said to certain gentleman,
we could not place the most implicit
confluence IN our mail arrangement
and so we sent to Fort Mills Upon
being informed that Fort Mills was in
Lancaster, they expressed surprise. A
reference to tho code, however. CON.
vinced them of that fact"
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MAIL ARRAaasxiKusfs.-ThsN Northern
mail opens 6.30 A. III. and 300 p. M;
closes 8 P. NJ. and l1.0OA. NJ. Charles
ton day mail opens 6. Is p. H.; closes 6
A. H.; night opens 100 A. NJ; closes
8 Is P. NJ. Greenville opens GAS P. NJ;
closes 6 A. NJ. Western opens $50 A.
M. and IL. 80 P. M. closes and lP. Al.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ: closes
1890 A. A1. On Sunday the olhce is
open from to 4P.M.
--~.-- -~.--. -----
PHGN1xIANA.-Vain attempt at high
art-Painting the weatherccck on q
church's steeple.
All last week, tho newspapers unani-
mously condemned Mansard and his
roof. Oa Snnduy, the pulpit gave it to
the unfortunate man. Our exchanges
bring us reports Of some Eve or ten
thousand sermons, more or less, all of
which s'pnt head" on Mansnrd, and
some OF which intimated that the fire is
a judgment upon this generation for
copying anything from courtfavorite
Of the dissolute reign of Louis XIV:
The ex Emperor, Napoleon, is about
going into MADEIRA. Heretofore, Ma.
deira usually went into the Emperor.
Major Bolster las charge OF the mill.
tary in Boston. It is probably OF little
importance, but it il nevertheless true
that he did not serve on General Pillows
staff during the war.
A tri-angle-A fishing party.
The poor man must walk to get meat
for his stomach, the rich man to get
stomach for his meat.
It is now said that odorous flowers act
as powerful disinfectants in eick rooms,
by reason OF the ozone which they emit,
HOTEL ARRIVALS. November %, 1872
Hendri:e House-T NJ BRISTOL, Charleston;
W D Schomberg, Lexipgtou; P b
Hanes, N G.; r NJ Kellogg. Milton; c
Massengale, Augusta; W W Belcher,
Louisiana; E D. Herring. B Harrison,
Baltimore.
Columbia Hotcl-E G Williams. Charles.
ton; VIM Reicherd, N Y; D Hart. S G
r Il; Q Sheppard. Ejgefeld; Frank
Stephens, Georgia; Henry Layten, N Y;
r NJ Kellogg, Michigan; b 3 McCreery,
Charleston; r W Rice, E D Nixon,
Baltimore; JAS Macafee. Dennis Mcguire,
Mississippi; J H Keenaghan; D G Nc
Guire, Alabama; Jas Mcintosh. Illinois;
B r Riordan, J A Moroso, Charleston;
" A Nerland. Blackville; W A Bradley,
Georgia; James Quale, Chsrleston; q
" Addison, Edgetield; s 9 Gilbert,
D Cliff, N Y; @ Roath, city; w
Braff. Baltimore; G @ Douglass, Geor-
gia; Pope. G G Jaeger. Newberry.
Central Hotel-R K Paine, N Y; @
Thompson. La; J w z Brown, Frog
Level; W Flou, Charlotte; McGill,
Monticello; D E Fleming, Camden; A
Davia, city; W H Whitlook, Greenwood;
Miss S West. Union; T " Coogler, He.
lena; P Wells, Groenville; q A Hail.
& N Eutzmenger, Doko; T Cantrell.
Spartunburg; W T Finley, S Smith, "
Anderson. s P league, Laurens; r L
Stanscll, Hodges; Fl Irby, Il q Ken
ner, Newbt rry.
Nickerson House-F Blodgett, New
berry !. Ihos II Wellace. Richmond; B
Westmyer. Giddonville; A W Benham,
Rochester; J G Bailey, G.cea.!!!c;; Wn
Murdoch, Salisbury; D Johnston. Tim
monsville; M Robinson, Baltimore; Rev
J L Wiisou, Sumter; Q Hudnutt; NJ
Seigler, G and G Il Il.
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The French National Assembly has
agreed to discuss at an early day the
proposition for restoring to the Orleans
es:aocs tAs;r couGso.iad property.
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Gratitude in England is plunt OF
slow growth. Some time after Bob
Burns iicG they 5Tootoa Il a.oa.a:c:. -
his memory. His old mother, while
gazing on it with tears Of tender
memory trickling down her check, ex-
claimed: 20 Robert! Ye asked them
for bread and they've given ye stoue "
And now the report comes that the
Duke OF Bedford has given Mr.. Boeh m
an order for statue of John Bunyan,
to be presented to the town in whose
Jail ''The Pilgrims Progress" was writ.
ten and where its author languished Tor
thirteen years. This thing of abusing q
fellow while he lives and honoring him
after he is dead and gone IL about as
mean as it is for rich old aunt to with
hold her fortune from IN only nephew
aud then outlive him.