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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-22
BULLS
SARSApARIlLA.


Read the following extract of letter rom
Mrs. Rivers. wife Of Rerereaed DR.. Rivers. ons
I'll the most learned, eloquent, and populsr
Ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and who is at present stationed al Broadway
Church, Louisville, Ky.
LoCrsvILL by =, DC IS
DE-. JoHs BULL-DRAR SR Many thanks
to you for the medicine you have so kindly
gwen me. have been a grert sufferer for
years, and had the advice of various phvsiejs7s.
Come pronounced my spine, some my lungs.
and some my heart 10 be the seat of nv dis-
ease. have been burnt. blist red and cup.
ped until had become disheartened. Several
very eminent physicians who examined nv
spine informed re that vas threatened With
paralysis or apoplexy any day. aaj that MOTH
ing but q setol would relieve ne, I had n
perfect horror Of: that, aud was hesitatinr
about haylug one inserted, when YOU kindly
sent NE your Sarsapar'lla which Immediate
y begun TO take three times Say. ] had suf-
iered terribly with most acute pain in The
rignt side OF my head, especially W hen would
read or write for any length vi time, and on
rising to my feet | would be perfectly blind
irr sereral minutes. and would nave to hold 10
something to prevent falling.
am most happy 10 inform you thatths p,Ha
IN my hesd is entirely relieved: / suffer but
seldom with my spine and then not so acute
". Ny appetite is good ; indeed for the i,.l
tims In my life enjoy Iny.Ginner more tasr
any meal during the day.
on kindly seat NE four bottles again lash
Inight. and began again this morning, and
hope t. hc entirely relieved. Please accept
my heartfelt thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
nj. b. C.RIvxRs.
My journal abounGs with similar Ist,ers a
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PERsONAL INTELLIGENCE.

We bad the pleasure of visit from
Mr., J. Fl. Sewell, of Jackson. Tenn,
las. Monday. Mr.. Sewell is son OF
'Sauire Sewell, of the 9Th district, and is
ON visit 10 his relatives and friends.
lie returns to Jackson tomorrow.
Squire A. J. Whitwell, of Cane creek ,
Perry county. came up to Columbia Last
Monday, and returned on Tuesday.
Major w. J. Sykes, Of Memphis, is
again with us, doing valiant work for
the Narrow Gauge Railroad.
Col. John r. Mosby. of Fayette coun-
~, West Tennessee, came TO our town
few days ago.
Mr.. John f. Hatcher, ono Of the edi-
tors of that excellent paper, the Louis
vile Courier Journal, has taken up
winter quarters i'm our town again. We
extend both hands to shake-our Ten
nessee welcome!
Mr.. Glasgow, Agent for the st. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company. was
in our town recently He married one
of Columbia's most beautiful daughters
several years ago.
Mr.. Watkins l.. Fleming, OF Zion, one
e the incest boys in our county, as the
- cav, has gone to st. Louis, to the
81 ~. ~sfcial College of that city.
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Another Testimony
Brsros B.HR, Is. No s,riTso ,s.,

BEHroS BAgRi Ks, No.. April 80. 1858,
DE-. JoIS BuLL-DkAK SrR Knowing tbs
efficacy OF your sarsapariila and the healing
and beneficial qualities i. possesses, send yos
the following statement OF my case:
Twas wounded about two wears AGO. WAS
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen mous,.
Being moved so often, my wounds have NOS
healed yet. l have rot sat up a nomentsinc. i
was wounded. I a,a shot through the bips
Ny general health is impaired, and I need
something to assist nature; have more faith
IN your Sarsaparilla than anytning else. /
wish that which is genuine. Please express
me hall sidozeu. bottles, snd. Cblige
CAPT. e. p. JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, No
r. S.-The following,was wri:lenrAprilsO
1858, by Mrs. Jennie lohusou, mother of Csp
johnson:
d.. John Baii-Dear Sir: Ny husband. Dr
U. >. johnson, was skilliri SUR con ana
physician in Contra. New York. vhef. he fir5
leaving the above G. p. Johnson 10 INV caYc
AT thirteen years OF age he lad a chronic diar-
rhea and scfofGla, for which gave you- say
saoa'liia. tcuEed hiu. thavc for ten years
recommended IL 70 Hlany IN New York, Ohio
snd iowa, ivT scroiEla, fever sores and general
uee'i'y; feiiectsHecess has atIeiided.it. The
cures aAected In some cases If scrofula ard
isfer sores were almost miraculous. am very
anxious Tor my son 10 again have recourse 10
ynur earssParilla. lie. is fearful of getting a
spurious article, benee his writing 10. you for
II: nus WOUNDS are terrible bat I believe he
viii recover. Respectfully,
JESNIE.S0HysoN
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In County Court at Columbia.-S. W.
Stanfeld VS.. William Dooley and others
happening to ME from the petition ficd
i'll this cause, which is sworn to, that the
children of Isaac y. Doolcy, to wit: W. Doc
ley, Priscilla DoOley and Harrict.A. Dooley.
who has intermarried with one - Wallace
and others, whose names and places OF resi-
dence are unknown, land are minors and non
residents of the State of Tennessee, and be-
ing the grandchildren OF W. II. Moore, de-
ceased, are necessary parties To this cause, il
Is therefore ordered by Inc. that publication
be made in the Columbia HERALD for four
successive weeks, the last of which will be
at least five days before the commencement
of the January term, 1873, notifying said
nonresident defendants to appear before
the Justices of said court at county court
to be held at the court house in Columbia on
the lst Monday in January, 1873, TO plead,
tOdefend Or demur to the conplainauts pc
titiOn, or the same Will lie taken for confess
cd ~ to all of said defendants, and set for
hearing eX parte.
Nov. 2.-4w. j. NJ. HICKEY, Clerk
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Gen. WhitthorDe received in Giles
county 17SS votes, Morris LIS, Gibbs l6SS.
The Epizooty made its debut among
the horses of Pulaski last week. 1t
commenced ON Mr. J. H. JohnsOn's
horses.
DIR. ]. Frank Grant, of Giles county,
while riding rapidly last week, had one
of his feet badly hurt by his horse fall
ing on flat rock.
The Giles County Agricultural Society,
which has held no Fairs for year or so,
met last Saturday for the purpose of Or
ganizing new Board OF directors, and
taking other steps towards holding a
Fair next Autumn.
Gen. Whitthorne received in Law
renee county, 475 votes, Gibbs 15s, Nor
ris II.
While the circus was at Pulaski, Rush
WestmorelaDd got badly bruised up by
somebody, either by the showmen or
some rcck-thrower of Lynnville.
Pulaski has precocious baby, being
able to say "Oh, lordy," at two months
old.
Thos. d. Whitehead, prominet citi-
zen OF Wayne county, and WOrshipfuI
Master OF Buffalo Lodge, died Oil the
9th inst.
A deer, one day last week, pursued
by hounds, ran into field near Waynes-
boro, when negro boy, who was N
horse, rode OVERT, and then got down
and cut its throat.
+. NJ. Whitaker killed two wild
turkeys at one shot, on Buffalo ri
yer, some few days ago.
A lodge OF Good Templars has been or
ganized at Clifton, with q membership
of seventeen.
Marriages are on the increaseiE Wayne
county, the Recie,c of last week, con-
tanning a list of thirteen.
Horse-racing is becoming promi-
nent feature with the citizens Of Wayne
county. lr
The Minutes of the Forty-fourth ses-
sion of the Buffalo River Baptist AssO-
citation, have been issued from the HER
AID office, p. WhitweA, Moderator, and
A. j. Whitwell, Clerk. The next ses-
sion will be held at New Hope meeting
house, Beaver Dam creek, Hickman
county, on Saturday before the second
Sunday in September, 1873.
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Duck River valley Railroad.

Capt John B. Hamilton is doing vail
ant service in behalf Of the Duck River
Valley Railroad. Notwithstanding he
weather was extremely cold, splitting
snow, he spoke on Friday at GOOchs
store, near Worley's, whore he found the
people ready and willing to hear his ar
1eel the need OF q railroad, and will leave
no stone unturned to get it, Capt Ham,
ilton spoke at Hampshire on Saturday.
The people of this thri ling little town are
Also anxious torthe Narrow Gauge Road
to come By their town, but IL II does not
run Immediately to it, they will take bo
stosk in it, We are sorry they are SO
selfish, and hope they win reconsider.
The road should not be run In the inter-
est Of any section, but should 60 by the
route designated by surveyors AZ the
cheapest and most practicable.
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Dress Trimmings, and Fancy
Goods,
BONNETS, HATS DRESS CAPS,
Sash Ribbons, Bonnet5 ard Trimmings, Wells
Nets, Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Hoop Skirts
Necklace Headbands, Jewelry,
NOTIONS AID VARIETIES
All Of which have been purchased with care
in the Eastern Markets, and will be sold at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
The advantage Of long experience in bust
ness in large city, will enable her to plA...e
even the most fastiiious.
Dress Making done in latest styles.
Patterns of every description, both for La
dies and Children on hand, and cut to order
from ten to fifty cents each.
She has also just added TO her stock OF
goods. large and we'll assc;ts.. s.ook Of
Ladies' and Childrenq Ready Made Clothing.
Bs Thinking and Stamping done to order.
Oct7-n.
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We mentioned last week that a negro
man had succeeded in getting about 500
worth of goods from J. Nj. Larkin a Co.
on the credit of Bony Watkins, a worthy
cnlored man of the Frierson statement.
He represented himself as the brother
of Bony, eho had sent him there 10
get suit OF clothes, and had succeeded
in getting negro man well known to
J.. NJ. Larkin. To Introduce him as u
brother of Bony, who, not doubling he
WAS brother To Bony, and in the good
ness ofhis heart did so. but found ont al
forwards that he bad been imposed
upon. The case was given to the police,
and many miles have they ridden IN
search of !'Bony's brother" bat all TO no
purpose. By some means, it was found
out that colored woman had been pre-
seated with pair of gloves by a negro
mau,-the gloves were identified by
Lsrkin Il Co., and Saturday last the wo-
man pointed out the man who gave
them 10 her, and he was arrested py W.
NJ. VOORHEES,, constable. Mr.. Noornies
walked around town with him 10 give
him chance TO get some one 10 go Oh
his bond. 1t seemed to be fruitless ell
fort. They stopped near the Columbia
Bank. aud Albert Green, cold, called
Mr.. VOORHEES, aside to speak to him, and
so soon as Mr.. Voorhees, back was turn
ed upon the prisoner, lac ran away,
Jumping over the picket fence into the
ward of Mr.. Wilson Tucker, closely prr-
sured by Mr.. VOORHEES,, who would have
shot at him, but ter fear Of hitting some o.
tie family Of Mr.. Tucker. Nj. Noor
hies fipding be could not overtske hin
on foot. returned TO McGaws stable and
.rot q horse, and was in sight OF hin
Srsin lust as be was going Out o
.ss river on the opposite side, near TN
:dance of Mrs. Sarah Martin. MI
Voorhsss plunged into the ,i IsHer an IN
s ~ snm sc hpnsb -esrly chilled to death,
being very cold day: p Ssr, G,,ees an,
had shot at him in tGs in &c the nr;so
was with Mr.. VOORHEES, wh In isil
rer was found. He was LODGE IN
and dry clothes furnished him. 1,
day he was arrested, be had procureeuh =, !.
cense, and was going to marry .ns
night He is an intelligent negro a T,,
has several aliases 10 bis name. ~
name he chose To be married py
Abrain Shears. He represents niuse
AS a preacher, lawyer, Radical .politicis
and Mason. 4 true bill has pee
brought in against him, and he Will
properly cared for until his case is Gale
in. a: VOORHEES, thinks Albert Gree
stold tbe prisoner 10 run,
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces u color which will
neither rub nor wash of, Sold by
all Druggists, Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA H
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Will INpfiiu>, iHf1ucnitl
Fees and Tuition throughout the Lit.
erary Department including Ancient Ian.
guagcs, So q
Music, with use af Instrument, . o.
Drawing, Daily lessons, II ~
Vocal Music in Glasses, ! N
Washing, } o..
Fifty dollars always required in advance
and the remainder OF all charges at the end
OF twenty weeks. Prompt payments must
be made, or negotiable notes given leari ng
interest from date,
Pupils will be- RECEIVED al any time during
the annual term, and charged from date OF
entrance to the close of the ten months scs-
sion, unless special arrangements are made
to the contrary, and no deduction viii be
made for absence except in cases of severe
and prOtracted sickness.
FACULTY.
Principal Mrs. NJ. III. WHITEsIpES,
Teacher of Mathematics and Ancient Lam
guages-MRs. NJ. NJ. GORDON.
;, Teachers e. in Literary Ntspsr."ent-MRs; NJ
T. MTaGI bfaS Miss Mrs. re- ~ NJ GoapoN' Mis-
Teacher Of Music to be supplied.
Teacher of Drawing, Painting aud other
Ornamental Branches, Miss SUE GRAN-,
Sessions, vacatians, Ete,
The Fall Session will open ON the first
Monday in septeinher, is72. Tho tilstin-
guished reputation of tho teachers, and the
superior advantages of the Institution are
facts too well established to require addi-
tional comment.
The College is located OH II large and fer
tile farm, The abundant crops now on hand
enable the proprietor to offer rare induce
ments TO all who desire to educate their
daughters at home institution, which af-
fords'superior facilities for physical, intel
lectual and moral culture, and excellent OPP
portunities for "a oo,nplefc English educa-
ton. Ancient and modern Languages, Art,
Music, etc, thoroughly taught. All it, pu-
pills become members VI the ia;nily-n0uc
boarding elsewhere.
W., wHITESIDES, Prop'r.,
WoodburB, Warren Co., by
aug. S-5u,
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At the election flor officers of De Molay
Commandery No. 3, knights Tenplar, the
following Knights we're chosen for the ensu-
ing year: Eminent Commander, Sir j. N.
fowler; Genera,issimo, Sir A. A. Lipscomb;
Captain General, Sir j. W. S. Frierson; Pre-
late, c. Foster Williams; Recorder, Luciu,
Frierson; Treasurer, I. ". Turpin; Senior
Warden, w. NJ. VOORHEES,; Junior Warden,
W. B. Gordon; Sentinel, W. j. Cakes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The reason why cash buyers should buy
goods from the One Price Cash House of W.
]. Philips, may be summed up as follows :
1t is the.only House that has adopted and
strictly carried out the plan ofthe One Price
system 1t buys for cash and sells for cash
1T keeps the best class..of goods and sells at
the lowest prices; the stock is always new
and fresh, az goods are received every week.
Nov. 2.-tf.
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Sci Smith Russell.

Sol Smith 2nssel is announced here
for Monday night. As facial humorist
he has but few equals and no superiors.
He is also fine singer of comic songs.
The press speak of him in tho highest
terms, and he has been greeted with tuIi
houses wherever he has been. livery
BODY viii 90 to hear him Monday night.
Tie Gallatin Examiner speaks of him
in the highest terms. Many of our rea-
ders will remember him as the star that
attracted such crowds to the Berger BE II
Ringers, last winter, and then kept
them in roars of laughter during the
performance They remember with
what anxiety they looked Tor bis appear,
apniause which succeeded his each dis
appearance. The performance will take
place in the Atheneum. &Oextra charge
for reserved seats. Tickets 81 Frief-
sons drugstore.
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AsUE AND FEVER,
OR CHlLLS AND FEVER.

The proprietoricf this sceiebrated medicine
justly claims torsit superiority over all rem.
edies ever offered 70 the public for The s.fs,
certain speedy and permanent cure Of Agas
and Fever, ar Ohilis and Fever, whether OF
short or long standing. He refers TO the en-
tire western and Southern country 10 besr him
testimony TO she truth Of the assertion. thai
no case whatever will II fail to cure il tho al
rections are strictly followed and carried n.s
In great many cases a single dose has kees
sufficient for cure, and whole families have
been cured BY single bottle. with perfses
restoration of the general health. Ii is. how.
ever, prudent, and in every case more certain
ocure, II IT'S use is continued in smaller dcses
tor week or two after the disease has been
checked, more especially in difficult and long
standing cases. Usually this medicine will
not require any AID to keep the bowels in good
order. Should the patient, however, require
cathartic me iieine, after having taken three or
four doses Of the tonic, a singis..dose OF Bull's
vegetable Family Pills will be sufficient.
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THRU STEES SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to Inc
by Maurice Griffin, on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1871, and registered in the Registers
Office for Maury county. i'll book L, vol. >,
PIP and =; l will OH the Srd day of DeceIn-
Der, 1872, on the premises, expose to pgbIic
sale, and sell for cash. the property dcss:rib-
cd in said decd, to-wit: Ono trSct and
parcel Of land, Of I9i acres and 81 perchcs,
situated in district No. II, in 3faury county.
Tenn, and bounded as follows: Beginning
at the northeast corner OF the n. (. Polk
tract, a. being part of the same). in the
centre ofthe lane In the east boundary of the
original survey, and running south 81 80,
west "a poles, 10 links, to q stake IN The nsfth
boundary Of The &. x. Folk tract; thence
thence North 81 81, east 90 poles, to a stake
In east boundary nf original survey; thence
north ", east l76 poles links to the begin
ming; containing by estimation lo4 acres
and 81 perches.
Also, the following persdnal property, viz !:
~ head Of work mules, black horse, bay
mare, neH. OF cattle, four-horse wagon
and harness, IL Carey plows, double horse
Miller plows, double shoyels, II bull
tongue plows, ! cotton scraper and set OF
blacksmith's tools.
New. ], I'd. ECCIUS +. POLK,
Trustee
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At a stated meeting Of Columbia
Lodge, No. 81, +. & A. M, held on the
18th day of November, 1872, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Josh G. Bailey. w. NJ, Edward
n. Green. S. w., George Mason, j.. w,
III. w. Sanders, T., Jas. l.. Guest, s.,
John A. Engis, s. D., w. B. Dobbins, j.
D., WI. Cakes. T.
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Rag Tulrmins.

Mr.. j. Sidney Fleming, of Zion, in
this county, gave us last Tuesday, two
turnips, the largest we have seen this
season. One is "purple top" aud the
other an old fashioned fiat turnip. The
seed from which they sprang were sown
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SCALY ERUPTIONS

Cleanse The Systens Of al Impurities.
rs swayne's Panacea Purifes the Bleed.
ra-Asa Blood Purifier and cure for Scrofu-
lous Com plants, liberated Sore Throat. Mer-
curial and Syphilitic diseases, Hip Joint COM
plant, Re, Dr., SwAYxE's PAsAosA has .
world-wiie reputation, II impasts strength
Constitutions. Describe symptoms in ell
Communications, an address letters 10 the
principal Office of d., swATSE i Sok, Ne. $50
delphia. For sale BY D. G. Helm. Columbia.
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FOR SALE,

z "A. McIemore, at Spring Hill. Tennessee.
He will sell it for cash or lumber to DO deliv-
cred anywhere on the Loui.vilie and Nsshvilie
nart can get III, and saw the lumber before
paying Tor the same. For particulars address
II. A. McLEMORE,
New. q. Ct. Spring Hill.
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To protect yourselves from the cold winds
of winter, and avoid colds, coughs and con-
sumption, go and buy your Shawls and
Scarfs, of Embry & Frierson, where you will
find large and varied stock. NOy.2-4t
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I - - y3dhN-sH OY.. nth. 1874
T We ADVISE any of our icitisens who
may have business in Nashville to moi
fhfl to avail themselves Of q pleasure o.
. visit to the magnificent establishment
Of Joha w. Hill q Co., proprietors Of
the Manufacturcrs' Southern Depot for
Wall Paper, Mirrors, dc. Our friend
Smith OF the Tullahoma Times, who las
love tor everything beautiful, thus
speaks Of 4 recent visit to Messra. Bill
& Co.: rf-. s.@s
One who has a pepciIant for art and love
for the beautiful, will find much to delight
| the eye in the magnificent rooms of these
| gentlemen, crowded as they are with every
conceivable quality of wall paper from q
cheap cottage print TO the most exquisite
| designs By European artists. The taste dis
| played In the arrangement OF the thousands
Of samples OF wall decorations gives the
whole establishment the appearance Of an
| art gallery. We were shown some mGgnifi-
cent specimens Of French Paper, imported
directly from Paris, by Nessrs. Hill & Co.,
designed for panel work, and for parlors. 1t
was a. heavy as the iinesi eroea ;is, satin,
.cacy Of coloriEg exeelled anything of the
kind we have ever seen. Each bolt OF the
panel patterns, contained single figure,
representing one of the Seasons. so delicate
ly and gracefully portrayed that ii would
bear comparison with some OF tho hest
works OF the old masters. The parlor and
chember patterns were in white and gold,
with delicate vine work stealing gracefully
over IL, and adding much to the beautiful
effect. Some OF this paper cost as high as
$7.o0 per bolt in gold, and we We're shown
Messrs. Hill & 90. have recently commenced
dealing in Mirrors, and they have in store
a large assortment of these indispensable
panderers to vanity. Any of our merchants
visiting Nashville should, at least, pay
visit to this establishment and VIC are assured
they will be amply repaid.
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Life. Grossh sHd Beauty.
"a "a
LONDON HAIR COLOR
AND DRESSING

MD Oh I'm IN d DIN ECOINU
Restores sFLondon "a D Life
Gray Hair sFLondonIA Growth
ana sure to s[L 1ndon -xs Beauty to the
Prevent London weakest
Raldues. London AZ Hasr
A fine head of Hair il such an Indispensable
adjunct 10 beauty that no one who prizes good
looks should, nesloet.to use this the oet per
feet Hair Restorer and Beautider .eXtsQt.
Price 70 cents.
Address orders to DR.. SwAYNE & sox. SO
North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Agents for
the United iStates.
Sold by the agent, D. o, HELM, Drugsist,
Columbia [feh9.ly.
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VI Els.

In this place on the 18th inst, by Rev. j
NJ. p. Otis, Mr.. JAMES ID. WRIGHT, OF the
firm Of Martin, Embry & Wright, and Miss
KATIE, daughter Of MIR, i. W Phillips.
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The Divinity Of Christ.

BY request Rev. J. M. p. Otis will
preach two sermons on the Divinity OF
Christ-one in the morning at IL o'clock,
and the other in the evening O'CLOCK.
ALI PERSONS entertaining any doubts rs
to the Divinity Of Christ are invited.
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To see the Cheapest, Largest and HandsOm-
est stock of Shop Handmade Boots and
Shoes ever offered in Columbia, which will
be sold for cash at small profits by Sheegog &
Son,
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ny REV. wv. o. BAILEY.
q be unto me as Il star
That shimmers on Garth its light,
And shines in the darkness afaf,
In the gloom of the murky night.
Thus from your eyes so bright,
Kind consolation sweet,
Shall fill IRE with delight
While storms upon me beat.
o be unto me rs the sea
When i.s waves are calm ana still,
When they kiss each other in glee,
And the gentle rains distill.
THUS from your heart 50 true,
shall thoughts of love for me,
r',.iili like the twilight dew,
And again return - -.