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Among the great
DISCOVERIES e mode
euaS eience, lew are
Of more real value
TO mankind than
this ~eiiectual rem
edy for all diseases
Of the Throat and
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az Of It's virtues,
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! Or. sAoE's cArARRH REMEDY.

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- n, V. PIERCE, M. D., on.
Sole Proprietor,
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Smd nus" S"d he totals County and Township lin pTto gdh eraMb w which tai
dayofJ June 1873 THE bWIm%IS mm%he second nHGmGa from he k day q april the 9th
eP mee ne% ShsP enahyW IL GpT66W6 eqbd III
paEme66@6 fmbST as 9mt mbbSSdm P%Bn% Gm@d0 al during asst ten days of hetmm, and at@ yT
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THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
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send for Club Circular. which contains full
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Or. Wells ExtractO fJurubeba

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to
the plant and must be taken as a.perma
nent curative agent.
Is there want Of action In yOnr LIVER and
Spleen! Unless relieved at Once,thebloOd be-
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Rave You 4 Dyspentie stomach Unless d.
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Take IT to assist Digestion without reac-
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are in danger of Chronic Dtarrhoea or the
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Take it to allay Irritation and ward on
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Have Won weakness OF the Uterine or Urinary
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JOHN O. KELLOGG.
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NOTICE
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100000 MORE

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Persons sending machines to q office for
must send the Hemmer& Bob
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keen aukinds Ofsupplies for our machine
sF gfe Nm LINTON, Agent
For Trumbul and Portage counties, Ohio.
ONCE No. 10 Main St.. Warren, D.
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is nos a physic which may glve Temporary
relief to the sufferer for the trst few doses
but which, from continued use brings Piles
and kIndr d diseases to aid In weakening
h invalid, nor is it a doctored liquor, which
under the popular name OF 'Bitters'' Is so
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Tonic and dherdtiUe, pronounced so by the
leading medical authorities Of London and
Paris, and has been long used by the regu-
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

b estate of the celebrated "Lord" limo
thy Dexter, at Newburyport, Mass, is TO Do
soId at anction next week.
Colonel Vanderbilt Allen, the favorlte Amer.
AN officer of the KhedlVe, has established
himself and family in Italy.
The Rev. Dr.. BENJAMIN Hoyt, the oldest
Methodist minister Of New England, died at
salem. Mass, on Thursday last.
~SEarl Granville Is one Of the few men In high
Mace In England who Ia q strict temperance
man. For twenty-five years he has drank NO
liquors. .o, ,n,,h
California, It's climate, resources and people,
that be proposes to make quite a long stay IN
:Jnlia Meyers, of st. Louis, was married to
her drst husband eight years ago, and last
Monday followed her fourth to the grave She
hurled each one-no divorces.
lady again directs attention 10 the LONDON
uTimesn To- the extreme want OF Mrs. Therese
Black, Byron's Maid Of Athens, now upwards
Of seventy years of age, and asks for suDscrip-
tons. .-..,s,, ofUu-
l,ams College, has been reelected president
oEthe American board of foreign missions,
and Mr.. William 8. Dodge, Vlce.Preslaens,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-14
!, Jor111es ABoUT THE STATE.

The Congaree Bridge at Columbia Is rap
idly approaching completion.
"A Division OF Sons Of Temperance was
Organized last Tuesday at Great Cypress,
Barnwell County.
The Beaufort grand jury call attention to
the toxorbitant fees sometimes paid In tnat
county TO witnesses.
"A small sized riot occurred at Aiken last
Thursdsy4 evening. Politics and whiskey
were the causes, and q few cracked skulls the
Sl5G. Winsmith has assumed control Of
the editorial columns of the (Spartanburg)
NThe Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Convention meets In Columbia on
the 18Th Instant.
Governor Scott mas reappointed Miles
johnson, of Yorkville. q trial Justice for York
County, Woe John McManus, resigned.
The Chester Reporter boast OF a chestnut
conference.
The Southern Express Company are about
to erect q new and Handsome brick building
on their property, corner OF Richardson and
TAYLOR streets, Columbia.
&SSI;dIfacnlry occurred 10 Chester county last
Saturday night between tive -colored men
smedEamuel McNeal and and. Vim. Barber,
In" which the latter received a shot In the leg.
Track laying on the connection between
the depot of the Greenvllle and Columbia BAL!
road and the main line of the Airline Rail-
road was commenced on Wednesday last.
"A olored man, name Porter Slgh, was Kill
ed last Thursday In Columbia oy the caVing 10
of an afnbankment at Nash q Cos DrlcR
yard, which he was digging.
The Touring mill at Landsford, Lancaster
County, owned by Mr.. James b. Hayward, trus-
tee, was destroyed by fire last week. 1t was
theawork ofan incendiary.
At Beaufort, the Wlckham trial has been
postponed until the meeting OF the court IN
ty of the leading lawyer for the defence. Mr..
Wyuy being absent owing to sickness.
The free schools In York County furnish
ed Instruction during the last term to l723
whites and 1905 colored children. The
amou6ts paid to teachers by the county treas
urer: which was derived from poll TAX and
school district assessments, Ia $50A8 sc. The
amount due to the comfy from the State ap-
proprlation Is $9722 ~.