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TiseT<xs, Tross Bs-ssu.

The stoed hRs been sfele1 in Bost8a
a least past -asGEary Bar thar IS
10 reas3a WHY we should n0t see
whether tie stealing q TIE stsed
might noI have been prevented by the
simple exPelent q keeping the
sszble-i00r shut
That The stable-door Was not sbor
appears clearly IN these points follow
ING, which We ei1e today merely bE
way Of memorandum. taking then
wherever We fne them IN our Own
correspondence AID that Ct other
journals of character:
ffrSf The FIRE might have beea
preFeated from gaining the headwzy
Il got had the engines been on the
ground half a hour earlier. That
they were not On the ground half 81
hour earlier, : excused ty the pzos-
tratioa Of the FIRE department. horses
Al The other horses II Boston which
had been pr0strs1ed equally with
those Of the IRE department. were On
Their legs and st woIk again
Second TIE FIRE was eommuniez-
ted from block 70 block with unex-
ampled rapiditv. because the granite.
buildings over which Il ragged were
topped with fiaisy Frenc rboofs-
called -Mansards. beesuse Maasar1
who built Versailles aad Mary. buil1
similar roofs. which we're bv 10
means hiDsy. Had Nsnszrt built
the rs9fs which Boston nisczliei bE
his name, they would have been -
sl0w 70 tras1it the flames a. the first
hooT CT the basement.
TEird Whea the engines reach
ed the scene i was found that they
could not arrest the flames because
they could not throw a stream high
enough 70 reach the fames Had
those who made the engines consider
ed what the engines were made for I
i possible thst American ingenuity
might have coHtrived engines The
streams Of which woald riSe as high
a. they were required 70 Use.
FisarfA. The only Efficient chaek
given 10 the flames was given bv the
explosions, which opened spaces too
wide for the flames easily 70 oTerleap.
Had the streets and squares q Boston
provided these spsees It would not
have been Necessary 20 laoE CID
houses n order to make then
Fifth More than q dozen valus-
ole stores and other buildings we're
damaged in vain By clumsy attempts
10 blow them up before the right
person were put IN charge q thls
particular dufv Had the Ere depart
meaf Of Boston been commanded BY
a persons who understood the Use OF
gunPewdeT and the laws Of IL sxplo-
sion. not only might these buildings.
OF seRle Of them. have keen saved.
bat preciors tine also, and many
other masses Of properly los7 by the
loss q p7eci0as tine
From al which Ere texts one
sermon Is p7e2ehed-1he cossIizess.
namely. and general cursedaess Of
the prevalent American tendency %
iei things take care Of themselves; 70
put chespness for economy, toenploy
instead Ct frst-rste IN
teiseet whenever intellect Il needed;
10 exact or 10 nan, in whatever cali
ing oT station Of life, the best be car
Do +; and 10 make 10 Discrimination,
IN regard or n reward, II faEoF Of
tbe best a. against the second-best-
VI hich VIII Do for to-dsy-AeIr York
1-1--r7
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AIN IN IfFE-

How sad II i 70 contemplate an
aimless and purposeless existence
golden youth gliding by, wastiugprec-
lous OpPoTtunifies-with no object IN
'ieEy, JGst ke ship under fuIl sal
and wei named. but 10 rudder. onlv
drifting. going with the tide. OF per-
baPs with good working raddcr. but
10 p0r1 a view, onlv sailing vou
know not where Hare a aim il
lie, and a noble one. Ain high. and
you VIII BIT something. Are ron
student Be not satisfied 10 get
through y0ur studies OF Iecitatioas
without eensUe from voGr teacher.
bat study hard 20 aceuif Yourself
with honor be net content 70 creep
along On the level, bz; walk. yes run
even. up the rugged bill where honor
stitch o. the deck Are vou ne
ehan;e. II 20 learn voar trade vel.
net eoGtenfing Yourself with being
an average workman. bat strive 70
become master of voar an. alwavS
Lesriag in mind The Old 2dage.
What i worth doing at al. ) worth
doing vel Striveto De a leader.
not a follower.
First have an Object aim high.
then Zealou>ly labor To accomplish
rour object; success is sure u follow
earnest, increasing toll TIE coz
testauts in the Isthmian rzces had
an object IN view. and every nerve
was bent 10 obtain the objeet- II
Was the crown al the end Of the race.
Life mnst either rus OF be trodGen
under foot; the multitude Is moving
on; yoa must not look behind. or de-
feat ! certain. Lead Of in the train
and you viii gam the c-owa in the
end Those wke daily VII never
reach the Object, bGt VII fail al last
Reader. have 6 noble O9ject N view.
and then with al y0ur might press
forward until yoa reach il and Il u
yours.
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Steamboat sunk

CISCINsATI. November 1.-THE
packet St Marys, which sunk 81
Bra7dywine Bend. twenty-fve niles
above Memphis last nigl {, had 325
tales Of cotton, $50 bales q rags, 50
tons Old iron and sg1d-;es- The boat
lies straight and ear be raised No
lives were host though the Passen-
gers spent the night On the bar, with
a gale blowing aad the mercury about
so At the tine Of striking tie snsg
the boat was eBGeaForinS to land FOR
wood While the wind was bloxing a
gale.
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An osS Lady Murdered

MoRzoTowx OHIO. November Is
A most eold-bloeded murder was
psrpetrsted two miles from this place.
last night. on the person Of an old Ia
6T named Betssy Lindsey. aged 81
wears. who for the last two yesrs has
been living alone n bone on the
farm Of james Baker There i no
clGe 10 the murderer sad 10 reason
can be assigned for the eomuittsl Of
the deed.
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with eFes safFused with tezrs-.be
light Of true lore and trasi shining
through them; then raising she placed
her hand il bis; and. with heart
too faii for speech, they stood s;sesiiy
gazing cas oser he blue watrrs q
the sea.
They had been strong eayuyh =
conquer Fate, sad Pssee was tie re-
ward Of their rieforE.
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VIZ. Stevenson. q bard-woTking
iaborer IN New Orleans. raised SUI
cent funds te purchase = cart a3d
mule Going 10 bis stable one morn
ing recently, he found the mule dead
and instantly went and drowned hin-
self Such affection f0r dumb aai-
mal i foucbing.
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ssssa.nr.rAsrrrr-. waren.

IL is a0abtless within the reco.lec-
ton OF many IL this city thar n the
resr is24 General Lsayett. rsds
tsur ofthis coan-y, attended by
such II orstio1 as osersS. psrhsDs
ths graaisst spectacle Of 3 nsfioa's
trIh1te 70 hero the world has srG
seen Daring his ts1r Fbils n
siSit % sonne tnEn IA fhC State e
Tennes-ee, the 5eRersi wss mv=
terioBzly F5b5<d = hss xzfcb. 3 Tsi
Led sc1Tenir. ELiea hsd tsss pre-
sa1ied . kso, = Iz-l - General
George WES1ingtoa L oonnezs.
rate 81 ozee t5e afscro14ls rslario-s
zhieh existed bsINe-s tb-18. s1d Lis
k4iisai services AZ shs- -iegc a York
to~s. ihe erouzing erell u ~
struggle for 4rerica- Independence
Direetlv Hpoa IL robbery teeoai7g
EnoE1. most s-renee1. eE0-t. were
Elads foF = r-cogery. b1t. dsspiss
IL iaes shG1 iss 0sFefa9f y Isns-
esase o1-Fed = leIsard Z ozs tboa-
sa21 dollars II - 1.l1ra. not tbs
silghtssi tTsee 4 i Eas there zf-er
obiaiced- and Geaersl Lafayetis was
eveatezly eemTselsed 70 return 10
France, F.sigsei - 1he thgagks that
tie preei0zs gifl II la dear friend
E2s lost - biGn foreEeE.
TIE years passed o.. aaf Rith
their lapse nea's reeolier1i0as 81 the
Circumstances faded aEzr. LafEv-
est@ died n 1894. AID ~ q space y
forfre.gAf years tbe zloIe1 EzteA
b.re an EskaeEH history 81 he
en9 4 that fisae. b.sr > feE dsvs zEs.
a genfseEHaa residing IN this ei1v,
while visiting LoaisEille- attended al
anclion sale - = jaHk shop EheTs,
strange 70 relate be found aI1eag the
articles offered watch which, upen
examination. he discovered 70 be the
lgag-lost watch q I.afave4se.
Su5ce Il 70 sav that be eageriY
purchased i. ard a. quickly formed
the resolution 70 transmit i % the
family e General Lafayette, noE re-
siding II Paris: pending which
TRANSMISSION b0xever. TIE gea1lensn
has brought i . h.s hone. and ba-
consented 10 IL exhibition for = few
days Il Z i TEler-- jewelry store,
on Canal street
The Esteh + oPea faced, q god.
with doable ease, sad nsy be r.
marked - Of peculiar appearance,
bang Of only ordinary SIZE. bat nearly
81 thick = i i w5de Tie outsr
case beaTszPon tseafire surface earT-
ed fEures. n 5gs relief. repressufing
the picture q Mar who = sgr-ound-
Cd bT hsr eahlems, uhile over al
sppezr TIE stern implements u wsr.
hung high cut 0f reach o. the In
Her ease appears the get clearly ieg-
Tile Inscription:
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Tl.s Is - csr-5-g tE1- ~ late hus1z-sl- liEiel
E z-ts1z.l-sr NEE lzslral ID lhe I3a-Es.irt i-iis
Ersuraual q fl7lzzF- Fi--st.ll- Mas 81 . -osri
Isa-sz1ts1r l7-f- IA Tre---1Il flaTa1e I--sriy =
T-1r rWu -l-rnE1-s uere mace II o. ne lait-
III -tz- D. lisl li1-0ter 81 l. E,gr ElItfz af..T
t.s fziled r. make tis sg1nsu-
TIE usuEi fI-Ta.s ai death zcrt ta-TG-lny O fisc
Cr-u-larv s.B1 the 1EH aTnIEIui q -s Iif-y- ltss
ne Two st1--u- 7Ezyue1ts lue ~ slse TINE q his
death Wns paia II ne u tluif sale-1l A As-s-i =
PbIlaIlltiiIa " r. Csrzres. q tnsir lfiel- = "
c.l-ger Chestnut al1 klere1lit Stress
fSsauasl3 NETTlE THOMSON
X E Grre-ss l--e % NeU Nork- insured isE
ssa-s sinee II tie Fss-Esti-e Lie lusu-uDrs Con-
fuE f.- s. no 8ul CFi1lZ 70 uis-s-lsnc y tlsl-
1lss Vas ulEhls - Ezke E-Ir 1sTEllsi % 10
t--sauy 1urs1z glle ycz- S-l trt ul.uilf I-ll- o.
tls cece4Sa- ! have Etts lEF TG-ll az filc NeN
a-k nlli-s 1f TIE ls---z-E- - k-g11 = er-ssr
Gi lt1-neg-F zs-ts-a -tl-aE fIg1E11d fwc Iu-I17e1
and linelF F-.ile 31Liars- ftl= eiE THE ri ar1orn-
tut - tis ElieTE- S.ier ee 1ris IL Ee-ue r. 3
zn--1E AT iu-e-es-
= p ER ERANrISCTS
-7cs Ea-f Ea-rh III. -. SsJrrla-czs1eIi-
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Read the Following List Gf
Claims Paid

5zrss Jaioe. Nrr Eo-k Czsy. s1-ss1, I.ss-sszli
creme -Iuilfts
z a Han-ss- NeT Eo-k Cry. g 90. pay
mi rrF-izz rnl1itts and llrs-
E-x O X Earz Clrl-z-u IL $50 Tzr-le-li
sFr-szr rrl1-11E And = Lzys-
Il y Moore. Bos-a-L fiEss- ss.sH FaT-E1t
iI-t--.5us r-1azIes z1a - l8TE-
Fs-res II AEzi- Neg EzveIlis. In & 80
fsarrgan- over ne E1a1-hs aro Gays
fse-T,srF C1Csrs5t Isssr-ai- Eiak- s. Co. poT-
rrsu- ore-eue = reErs- 90 rlr'--ns and II ears
Jores T. Es-sl-u1G. flsehhzrE- Mas slte'a-
fl.sEaeus uTsraus Tes7s- 1zs1-l-h lzsa eEys-
GOOuCEII-I3 4 MARSHALL Arerts
srse ~ SozCr-es- Pa
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n Aa-1i1Eo-


Decor J. lssi-
o. tie covering II Ibe works =
sen The maksT'- naze.-E HaEfa-
Lcudau. lT5e
One can belieTefh-t the sigbt .
lhi- rrlir Eifh r. hos- q tist1rieal
recc!iecti0ns elustering about it -
wei fitted to awaken q -host u re-
Elections. ard carry ene's illa-,rati5n
orer the bridge q nez-ly a censurv
20 TIE tine When rhe tu-0 dead and
-11e hs-0 friends s-ood side tT s5e.
carving cut thesr glorious ra1e ar
fame. which TO-DAY sine thr0uEh the
iclC visa ofvea-s with q l1stTe ihat
can never fs1e-Nrs- D-l~1rs
H. g.frEsrr n
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z ary 6erar--1.rsui q ta1e E1sog i II Diseases
E,cz-izr h feEaales 3. = ss-s Erl SyscrrgE Il
ezy-
II shur.- j tsisz Bsazscs aHcE1ls tt-1ugh ths
CsrrElGlioE o. III E4eaz q e The important Or
sEns l.1l egzussfg-1es q tie fszr- ! WI ru-e A.
Izl.st any cG-1ils Gisszss-
For sale tv rIETEES ANAW All Iss-lir-
Pa-. au1 y dealers zn Fal-ily 1Gsd5a1uHs ETe---
A here
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Popular Music Books.

NOW select the Music Books needed during
IN tho next autumn, and agrceably occupy
your summer leisure in examining, playinr
and singing from them
THE STANDARD. Price 81 50; s13 80 pcr
dozen. Destined to be tho Bannel, CHurc;a
MHsic BOoE Of HE season. Singers. leaders.
teachers! tltally round" tho banner!
SPARKLING KUBIES. Price 50 cents.
For Sabbath Schools. None better.
THE PILGRJMS HARP. Price co cents.
For Eestries and Prayer Meetings. Unex-
celled.
Take with you. for entertainment at cum
mer resorts, THE MUSICAL TREASURE.
40 pages OF now and popular songs and
piano forte pieces, or SHOWER OF PEARLS.
Full Of the best Vocal Duets. Or, OPERATIC
PEARLS: Full Of the best Opera Songs. Or.
P!ANIST'S ALBUM. Full of the best Tiano
Pieces. Or, PIANO-FORTE GEMS. Full OF
the best Piano Pieces
Each OF the above five books costs So. so in
boards, or So in cloth. Has more than 2OJ
large pages full OF popular music, and either
book is a most entertaining companion to a
lover OF music. Specimens Of the STAND
ARD sent. for the present, post paid. for
$1:25, and of tho other books for the retail
price. OLIVER DITSON Il CO.. Boston.
CHAS. II. DITSON Il CO.,
aug s"I New York.
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VALUABLE AND INGENIOUS INVENTION
The honor of inventing and thoroughly
utilizing low-water Indicator, for use
IN the boilers of steam engines. has been
reserved for Norfolk and Norfolk mau,
Mr.. VIM. Brooke. The indicator utter
y prec!udes the possibility of wator in
the boiler getting too low, therefore pre-
venting explosions and all such casual
ties. patent has been secured, and
the invention will shortly be put ON the
market. MIR. Brooke is natural genius,
and his invention, founded as it is on
high scientific principles, reflects great
credit upon him.-Nor1oM Journal.
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Irish Champagne!

Irish Champagne!
IVES, IRISH CHAMPAGNFl Uhy not?
Il Was n"t tho great Apostle of Temper
ance, Father Mathew, an Irishman2 Still,
Were ne alive to-day, be would quaff cup OF
tho man who invented Irish Champagne"
THIS can be drank with perfect aaiety by the
knights OF Pythias. Good Templars. or Bad
Iemplars, Sons of Malta, Sons Of Temper
ance, or anybody else's sons or daughters,
masons, brick-layers, chimney .sweeps-in
TACT, anybody, particularly those who wear
Grant hats and Greeley hats. or their own
hats, are invited fraternally to imbibe tat
delicious beverage.
This notice would have been further OK.
tended. but man borrowed our dictionary,
and several big words we intended to use are
necessarily omitted; but when that man re-
turns that Dictionary, tho public may expect
to hea from US again.
May IL GEORGE SYNIMERS.
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n%o. Nothing can restore tho hair where the
fulliccs arc destroyed. or the glands afro
piled and dccayed; but such as remain can
DO saved by this application and stimulated
into activity, 30 that a new growth of hair is
produced. Instead of fouling the hair with
pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vi
gnrous. Its occasional use will prevent the
hair from turning gray or falling off, and con-
sequently prevent badness. Tho restoration
OF vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and
prevents the formation OF dandruff. which is
often 30 uncleanly and offensive. Free from
those decterious substances Which mako
come preparations dangerous and injurious
to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not
BARN it. If wanted merely for q HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can be found 30 de-
sirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it
nocs not roil white cambric. and yet lasts
long on the hair. giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co..
Prncttcn Ind Analytical Chem
LOWELL, MASS.
May iG T:tMlG
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN "A
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.

INTEREST LILO WE'D A r TIE RA TEOE
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUH.
ON CER1IFICA Z Els or DEPOSIT.
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
-PO OUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON ACCOC CNTN
OFFICERS.
Wm. Martin, President.
John b. Palmer, Vics-P PRECEDENT.
A. G. Brenlzer, Cashier.
j. II. Sawyer, in ecnel al change.
John q. Is. Smith, Assstan, Gus!.;a,
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William, Martin, 4. l. iins.
hell, F. W. McMastcr, l.. j.. BtiIil.L. .,l1E
Palmer, Thomas f. Gregg, C"innli4
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T.. Scott, Newberry.
W. Mayes, Newberry.
3. II. Rutled2e, Charleston.
raniel Rayeuel. Jr.. CharlCstoi
Mcchanics, Laborcre, Clerks, Widows ~
plans and others may hero deposit tEell .ay.
ings nd draw liberal rate of interest :here.
on. Planters, Professional ii en- and rrustcef
wishing to draw interest gu their funds I'll
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for tnoiT children, and Married Womeu
and Minors (whose deposits can only be with.
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
Lheir legal representatives wishing to lay
nsid o funds for future use. are here afforded,
M opportunity Of dcpoeiting their means
where they Will rapidly accumulate, and at
theSame timo, be IrtjccttO % Withdrawal lwher
1eeded AuR18
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Columbia Music Store.
LvDrand g. Son

H'AkE pleasure in calling The attention of
The pnhlc to an examination Of their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
risti'.E ct Pianos. Church and Parlor Organs,
Mclodeons, Niolins, Guitars, Eanjos, Flutes,
Accordcons, Hrass ami Silver Band Instru-
ments ot all kinds. A!so. Sheet Music and
Instruction looks for every class of Musical
Instruments on hand at all t;mcs. Sheet
Music sent by mail post paid. on receipt of
price; and all kinds of Musical Goods sent by
Express. when ordered. to any part of the
state, marked G. o. y. Good Second hand
piant" 80 Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
fan organs ai,t! McloGc0ns tuned and re-
iair'd II. a satisfactory manner: aid will give
rsiirr,.. 1T ,tnt0ii to- Packing, H.MovinG and
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All orders pronpily ate ndcd to end ratin
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Sheet Music ana sIusical Merchandise. Iay-
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Everybody is delighted with the QUEENS
DELIGHT 1t cures all kinds OF breaking out
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A DR.. Fowler has examined Grants
head .phrenologically, and reported: ::
Spiritualism large, acquisitiveness
small. This is the severest slam ever
given to phrenology. The Chicago Iri-
oune advises DR.. Fowler to retire, and
let Collector Murphy take the stand.
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memorable words:
ITO DE WEAK IS MISERABLE"
Never was truer sentence written than
this--supposed to be wrung from tho arch
hend in his impotence and agony. Every VIC
tim OF nervous debility, or Of that distressing
languor which is one OF the accompaniment
OF dyspepsia and biliousness, can teetify to
tho misery of mind and body which they in
volve.. The motive power of the system is
partially paralyzed; the mind is haunted by
anxiety and fear; and the sufferer is as inca
pable OF applying himself energetically to
any kind Of business as il he were under the
benumbing influence Of catalepsy. This ter
rible mental and physical condition need not,
however, be endured for forty-eigtt hours by
any human being. PLANTATION B1TTERs is an
absolute specific for all the torments which a
derenged stomach, a disordored liver and
shattered nerves superinduce.
:, as The worst Coughs yield, rs if magic, to
the wonderful curative powers OF DR.. Piercn's
Golden Medical Discovery AurS IA
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ATLANTA, June 90. 1863.
Dr. Hm. II. TmH-DEAn SIR: l am tailor,
and, from want of exercise, lost all appetite,
and what little did eat sourcd on my sto.
mach. l bought some OF your Liver Pills
from Redwine Il Fox. and have been entirely
relieved by them. My appetite ie good, and I
digest what i eat. l now sleep sound ut
nights. which had not dcne for months.
Aug 1873 VIM ]. FERRILL.
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Excursion Season of 1872,
VIA
THE WILMINGTON LINE,
COMMENCING .IIINE1 1870

WILMINGTON. MAY 81. 1872
ROCND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS ca n
~ bo procured mt tho office of Wii,minoi0m
Cotnmosa and Au3uStu Railroad, to the fol-
i11~ing 1g we1i-known and attractive Virginia
Or.er WhHc sulphur Springs, RockJrid0e
Htum' Idh Ain'a, Hot or He1ling, S,oeet o..
Stoeet Chmlybeote, Coyner. AUeghGny, liont-
G;om'nery ;..a'ns MAae Snlph"r: lello,o Sulphur, Kit
tlrely new and first claps Seas side Watering
Piace 1,a III Hampton Roads, Pirginia- Vue ae
,Alro, full line oi Excursion Tickctsrin the
nay dine, to AL prominent Northern Lake
and New England Seaside Watering pl,~ns
n.y. variable and attra ctivc routes.
lhese llckn's are good to return hy No.
'ci'ocr l, loi2. 4. POIE,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
and Angnsta l;aiiruad. Columbia, $. G.
June ID o.,
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Notices.

The BLESSING OF THE AoE-No more sick
headache, no moro dyspepsia. no more indi-
gestion, no more piles, no more chills, no
more liver complaint, no more jaundico, no
ease, 10 moro coslivencss, 10 more hea rt-
burn. TUFTS VEG GETABLE LIVER FILL is
a certain guarantee ag ainst all these DISTRESS
ing complaints.
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EE3EaHA THE undersigned have put on
Ss&AE@AI the line between Walhalla, s.. O.,
and the cut Of the track OF the AIRLINE Rail-
road, in Georgia, first class COACHES md
GOOD TEAMS. Tri-weekly trips will be
made, with close connections.
THOMPSON Il STEELE.
WALnALLA, S. c., July 90, 1872
August 8 tI3
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ior, by Its timely use, multitudes are rescued
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No. ono will suffer troublesome Innuenzu
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DR.. Tuics Hair Due is Harmless.

Truth and Poetry.-aIilton puts into lilo
mouth OF Lucifer, in Paradise Lost" these
mem Orable words: