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Charles Francis Adams has gone to Gen.
eva
Madame Msthua echeller was performing
in Texas when laat heard from.
Amy Stone and her troupe are performing
In the interior towns Of New Hampshiss.
Akrson Davis 10 said 10 bs writing .
vind cation of his Administration - - Prss-
idenl'!9Of the Confederate States.
Edmonia Lewis, the American sculptures
of African deacent q Rome, 10 making her
fortune ON the orders received from English
lovers Of srt.
Colonel King, Of Texas, has snug little
farm Of 81, ,132 acres, whereou are psstused
5000 horned cattle. 1000 horses. 1890
sheep and 5000 goats.
Mn. Beecher Stowe posposes to build ths
little church u Msndurin, Florida, thss VA
burned last year the Stoves huving org
inslly built It. It 10 the only church IN .
section of five hundred miles
1t 10 said that Professor xorse left "a
estate worth half . million dollars, oil b.
qussthed to his wife, except one eighth to
pay his indebtedness. After Mrs 1orssS
death the property is to bs divided among
the children.
The Empress of Austria 10 called, aad
generally acknowledged, u Be the most
beautiful woman In Europe. She 10 tall, be-
golden hair aud remarkably blue eyes. Her
toilet,es are marvels Of elegance and taste,
and her manners soft and pleassut-liks
those of girl of sixteen.
George d. Alexander, the great Illinois
cattle dealer, has become insane, and is now
io the asylum Vt Jacksonville. He was oncs
. man of large wealth, but unfortunate spec.
ulations year or two ago wasted his fortune
and upset his mind. He 10 brother Of the
famous John T. Alexander, 90 we'll kuowa
u stock breeders end dealers.
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ANCIENT AUsIc. The ancient Jews had
no written music; lsad scarcely vowel in
their language. sad (accOrd,ng u Jneephus)
had two hundred thousand musicisns play.
juR q the dedication Ut the Temple 0f 6OlO.
mon. Mozart would have died q such Z
ooncer, In the greatest agoaiss! The Jewish
srumpeis that made JsrichOs walls fall dawn
wers osly rsns' ha'sas; shsir nots ~ only
. cows tom With three q foar holes IN II i;
they had 10 oeher issasumeStsl music bat
by percussion, of which ths Kreatest bosss
made was the psalieFy, s0all. triangular
harp or Tyre, with sasiaDh and struck With
N iron needle a stick; their aacoat vas
somsthing IKE ! hag pipe; ~ dnbEsl was
: tsmhosins; - da;cims ~ sihos'sonis'
harp. viii sasisss. asd aesaek awtshss psAse'
efy ssisk |; - Egypsiaa lsis - ths ~ - =. :
- ~ JSwluA, 11d lhsir hsp . iyls e9ld 90
osly 49, y isitriaGs - ~ ~, laAs -:
isGl GlsAlsaae ha11. lssf sss asaAl,s -
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The Longest bridge IN The voeM = ~
TsDsas and Mobile bridge, u the dr q
NDOils. Il y Aftssn milss long, eroasine
both siven, wheso there Are dssuA i y
snppossstl On INN eylinders dnvsa Into ~
bsd Of ths m0rass. and i spsolabl1 ~
lonssae sisscsuss IN the uosn. nsxa >0eee
lol 4 4 0sspAsas, pAseoeaQhA gr...,
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Esrthqnake Phan,n ena.

The changes wr'ught on the earth's sur.
face by the severe earthquake 1T the 96th
ult., are something remarkable. Linn's
Valley. In Tulsre County. shows the result
of its strange freaks The Valley h"s al.
ways been noted for ito sulphur springs !;
bat, according u the visalis Dei". thirty
mnrs springs Of the kind were added Ia the
number. within al,Out mile Of the town Of
0lenvi,le. Anst Of the springs wcre in.
creased In volume sD,ne doubled, and
,m,c even trebled; while others were les
feued In volume. 6nme springs Of fresh
y ~aser WERE changed u sulphur wafer. One
large spring It clear water was changed u
milky whilemcss.-(ak
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Sixteen Days teS. Late.

The Lancaster (PA) Ezpress says: Twcn-
" years ago. Samuel Wise, son of Chris
tisn Wise, residing 1t Millport. Warwick
township. this comfy. lett home without
giving notice to any one-leaving young
wife and child behind him. Years rolled
on, and yet no tidings Of the lost son, hus.
band and father.
Te" years ago last February. Christian
Wise, the father Of the missing man. 6ied !;
but before dying he made will wherein be
declared that If the son. Samuel. sh' uld ~.
turn ten years after his death. be should re-.
ceive HE share Of the fortune, very cen
siderable estate; but in the event Of his
failure to return Il was To 90 u the sister,
IN addition to her own share
On Monday gentlemsI called st the
Caldwell House, In this city, armed with
power Of attorney from the long Inst son.
who is now and has been al these years Ia
AriD,na. The agent finally succeeded In
finding 6amusl's eistes. u ROthsville. and
che told him all about the will. He at ones
returned 70 this city and consulted the reg
lister Of Wills, the search revealing the fact
that lie vas just sixteen days too lats-ia
other w"rsis, the claim came Ia just sixteen
days after the expiration Of the ten years
contemplated in the will. r
The attorney IT Samuel Wise. the mis-
sing man. was delayed ON the Union Paci.
DC railrDad By ths snow blockade for Z
period Ut mors than one month, and San.
uel thereby lose his fortune. The missing
men hss proved s1crsass - bic 1sse wife
and child. having married w00as u Ari-
.Dna, by which ustoa - ~ saoshes child.
Verify. truth b stranger thar dctSon.
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DIsoUsrsD LkenLA1oHA "A cogsee.
poudsnt 4 Salem, OnSoa. sslls = stosy y
the s@scs lhas whea ~ lagislaauss ~ =
sess1oe thsgsItw0 yeass 80. . apesaeh9 p
o. 0f ~ charctss - 0ssday. agk f.
~ text - oponAsdnGak .'T'hno ahale0os
6tsnlH ,osvGsal 0smAsss e ~ lisgi1ngo
whs l1pj jgas1so - pssss1t, - \ 80 q.
~ pasuail tlSall - - - - ~
ssys - y =! 'l!n.lsg vsas' ~ s1Alpe y se. =.
H8G0D DDooGDUHe A4y,
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EeEsDGEIANH ATEaSN.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ENECUTINE DEPAETMENT.

ENECUIlNE Il DEIAttI Mf'N /.
I Y continuance of an hontTcd State and Nation
| al eusiGm. and in gratitude TO Aim. :.hty God,
the author ofour being, anil the girrr of every
rood aud perfect gift for the manifold blessings
vHllchSatrd Ia MS during the year whlr!i is now
drawing 10 n close, and in conformity with The
recommendation of Ills Eyrcllency th" President
of the United States. 1.'Rnhcrt X. Srnit, Cover
nor of the State Of South Carolina Ito hereby
appoint THURSDAY. the 4Sth lay Of November,
~ Il day Of general thanksgiving nnd prayer:
and recommend that sISpcnding all ordinary
business pursuits, the people do then assemble
in ticir respective places Of worship, and unite
us with one heart in the Joyous rendition OF
prayer and praise to the Mighty Lor Of Hosts
for His continual and unfniling love towards us
n Il State and Nation. As the autumn leaves
fall, reminding IL that the harvest oi life ap-
proachcs may We with gratitude for many un-
deserved blessings. and with genuine pemitcntc
for our sins, humhly implnrc the continuance Of
Ills guidance and protection, and aid us i'll the
discharge Of every duty TO ourselves, our fellow
men, and our Creator
In virtue whereof, have hcrcunto sct my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the State to be
affixed, at Columbia, this, the fourth day Of
November. 4. d. 1872, and in the ninrty-Sevcn-
tn year of the independence Of the United
States Of Amcrica.
Isl. foHEKr II. SEoIl'
Governor.
T. i. CARDOX0,
Secretary Of State.
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She is called Mny IEago@ hrgRn. Upon her
thc Micsfxsl nah" a medium als !hs$" n "n'Sn
.io abSraise GepcrI., IInsoSd !of The honor done
him. ::::'rhsfc were not many Who knew Of what
was going on; but in n quiet way, under the
guidance of Miss. I. D. Martin, the Secretary of
the Assnialion. the Confederate orphan ap-
nroochcl her f.h-rs : General. and with modest
grace delivered the gilt to HIM The General
WAS much affected, anil 81 were several stand
ing around asiher quiyering lips and molfen:
ed eyes aitrStcd. 4 short while atterward little
Nav was seen back inthe Hall e1hfhiting with
childish glrra handsome, silver goblet awarueu
few minutes previous as premium upon his
horse to General lIagooh and handed by him to
her.
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RURAL BEAUTIES AND CITY BELLEs.-
Country girls arc not Il wit behind their
metropolitan sisters in tho. natural elements
oflovcIiness, but it mnit;;ba conceded that the
city bellies best understand the art OF pre-
serving and hcightcnins their personal bean-
tv. The most perfect features lose half their
attraction unless the complexion is
properly cared for, and if the pretty girls OF
the rural districts wish to compete with the
"Fairst;rs" of the fashionable world in rcfin-
cd attractions, they must pay due attention
TO this important point. They ought to
know. for the fact is notorious, that TIagan's
Magnolia Balm imparts to the skin adelicate,
pearly appearance, mproducablc by any
other preparation under the sun. No mat,
ter how the cutcc may have been roughcncd
by exposure or discolorcd by the sun: the
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Camden Cotton Markert,
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CAMDEN :. Z. T. N0V. ISI-.
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Dr. lI'm. II 7m: =. -
Dear sir-For fifteen years I have been
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The Presidential Election.

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DR. WELLS EXTRACT Of JURUBEBA:

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar TO the plant
and must he taken as permanent curative agent
"a there want OF action In ydnr liver and spleen Un-
css relieved once the blood becomes impure by del
ctprous 81 creIons producing scr6fuous or skin DIS
cases. Blolcbes, Felons Pustues Canker, Pmples, &c
Take Juruhen cleanse, purify and restore the VI
tiatpd blood to healthy attioh.
Have you n DyspeptiG stomach? Unles digestion Is
promptly aided the system Is debated with loss OF VI
tal force poverty OF the Blood; Dropsca Tendency
General Weakness or lassitude. -
Take 1t to assist Digestion without reaction, IL VIII
mpart youthful vigor TO the weary sufferer.
Have yon Weakness OF the 1ntestlnes? You are IN
danger Of Chronic Darthoea Or the dreadful Innama
tion of the Bowel,
inflammation. :. - % ~ -
Have you weakness of Uterine or Urinary Organs
You must procure instant relief you are liable to suf
sTakc ii to strengthen organic weakness or life be-
comes BURDEN .i'''. >ht 'r" '"''
Finally should be frequently taken To- keep the sys-
danger of maafial lnlasatc contagious diseases.
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