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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-09-25

Last week the remaining German
soldiers were withdrawn from French soil,
and the occupation ended. 1t closes a
period OF humiliation tor the French nation,
such as it had never before known. But
the tortitude with which ii has been en-
dured, and the financial ability with which
the enormous indemnity has been paid,
are wonderful.
The citizens of Rock land are moving
for new water supply, the management
of the old company giving great dissatis-
faction. An engineer has Just surveyed
the route to Oy ster River Pond about two
miles distant. tie figures the cost at
so, 900. .-
The State Fair at Bangor was u sue
cess financially this year Eleven thous-
and dollars was received, enough to pay
the Indebtedness incurred last year, and
place the State Society in good condition.
R B. Dunn Il Sons have broken
ground for their new cotton factory at
Waterville. The building will be 70 by $50
feet, and contain 10000 spindles.
-Governor elect Dingley is frequently
serenaded Being Il prohibitionist, he
objects to bands that have horns in them
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when rrinity's chimes announced ten
o'clock, tae aour for the opening, neil
mel the brokers poured yelling and swear
through the portals in y scramble each TO
pc inst ON the floor. As soon as the ex-
change room was reached Pandemoninm
b"%an. sellers crying their stocks filled
the hall with Indian war-whoops like yells,
bnt the voice of the buyer was not heard
il the land the theory of the best nossi-
bic price had been abandoned and each
seller sold for what he could get, At1l
0 clock the President read out the an
nouncement of Fisk Il Hatch's suspension.
A thunderbolt had fallen. Men looked at
each other as if they read bankruptcy in
for telegraph stations and hoarse calling
for messengers. Gold began moving up
BY Fights, after having sold at -, and in
a few minutes sold at 10, and promised to
60 HIGHER TO counterbalance COLDS going
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-09-25

dessert Of lifting proportions and la riutl.-
ness to finish oil the rpirurean repu~t-alI
entertainment far exceling Snbad', pan
tomime meal, inaSmucI H. ihat rous -l.,l
only in empty words and dumb show
while here one sense at least i @or"c,t
with the bounteous display ut form
In this second apartment lone lines VI
pears on either hand and in Tow, down the
hail looking like vast avenues Of mosaic
payements in their Naregatp;l tin(mps
grapes spread upon the tables in the cen
ire reminding one Of the rich ~tuils IL IN
oriental bazaar, presenting a. lhvN do I'LL
the beautiful gradations Of coloring from
the greenish-whte varieties to the >Warlhy
skinned Black Hamburg; ana peaches.
ruddy and tempting, cause the n0ulh 10
water and the tenth commandments TO be
repeatedly broken. At Tie further end Of
the hall, also, are disposed upon un ,lvlu-
ted table, running croSsWi@r, fruits und
flowers in rustic baskets, adding no little
to the attractivencss Of the picture
The show Of pears is large. aud COM
prises samples Of all Narietic+ grown ia
the state which are moi few II, the y.
varieties exhibited by the Hon Marshall
p Wilder wimesseth. And rs Tor Grape.
the fruit is certainly thc mo~j tempting
imaginable. and many a cluster might TO-
the ORIGINAL OF the mammoth bunch %us-
pended from a pole under which IN" mon
are seen staggering that i;Norilr picture
of those ever-memorablc marble GOV erred
books of Sunday school days
The exhibition is pronoAlced one Of
the best ever given, and truly the coIicc-
ton speaks well for ihe enterprise al the
Massachusetts, horticultural Society :nl
the skilled farmers of the State
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-09-25

ALMOST : FIRE. ON Sunday afternoon some
boy, discovered smoke issuing from pile ri
OH brick anG rubbish on the ruins of the Geo.
Brown house, and ,thiu two feet of the cor
n2r of Mathews B"o~. new ~tolc house, erect
ed Since the fire. On rcmoN ing few brick the
flames leaprd forth, but We're soon eN,ngui,h-
cd. # seems almost inc edible, with the heavy
rains recently, but such i the fact. that the
iir, has been snou,t4'u@. undiscovered, for
tnlW weeks.
Some women are continually dcvising way,
and means wherei y they may guard against
the rlHageS Of rats and mice about the house
When hv her Ingenuity they are thwarled' She
thinks she has fulfilled her mission ON tins
carth and is happy. This was the case win i
woman who lives over Primrose iihl, IN this
city. Afcr preserving some straWbeirles last
summer they were placed III sly pickle jare and
carefully sealed Now the important question
arose. where 10 put them away from the rats
She at last conceived the idea OF putting them
ON The bottom Of ,he cellar and placed an
empty barrel over he same, embedded several
inches. with the earth carefully piled up all
round, and pronounced rat proof. Recently
she had occasion to use those preserves, rs
some We're to be sent to Il sick friend. While
unearthns her treasures she smiled compa-
Gently at her own cunning, but presently her
mirh was changed to surprise ON beholdln@
her berries gone. Not one left The jars only
remained, all empty save one, and thar one
told the whole stort In that bottle lay the re-
mains of IA dead rat, gorged to such repletion
that the entrance 10 the bottle would not ADMIT
of esress. They had attacked the barrel In
the rear, coming up underneath. That woman
saws if would have been Il comfort to her to
have lived in the burnt district.
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hopes Of amendment and reform. &c..
in the future. Hs viewed the Judges
and ails{no uiix x2 TAD IN Hnrlav,a;d ann n oiSss

hopes Of amendment and reform. &c..
in the futase. Hs viewed the Judges
and allimpiiS Sated in Hurley idenunois
tions through rosy and Pleasing md,
dium.A he threw ont somewarnings e
bis pals to be, wide awake and on theft
guard against combination between
the Railroad power in the State, and its
creditors, with the 60.00O Conservative
votes. Thoy might play the very deucr
with their sweet calculations yet. This
prospect did not please Mr.. Robertson,
of Beaufort, bit. 30 he turned to the
Conservative members and graciously
condescended to express his conviction
that they were all right, and would both
be willing to pay the just debt of the
State and stand a. reasonable. il high.
rate of taxation. he thought plan,
he knew plan would be submitted,
which would infallibly win their ap-
proval, &c., &c. It was drawn by able
lawyers. and had the imprinsatur OF
learned and pure Judges. Ono Of the
chief troubles in the State was that the
taxpayers do not believe that their
money is honestly expended and applied
to legitimate objects. He did not say
how this little impodiment could be got
rid Of, be. thought his bill would settle
everything on O delightful basis. md
then we would not allow any more snch
carryings on, &c.
Mr.. Smith, of Spartanburg, obtained
the floor. He had offered bill which
declared the issues Of the Bank of the
State, after 1860, to be in aid of the re-
bellion. That is his language, not
ours. If it can be shown that they
were issued for this purpose, they will
be debarred payment, he said. under a
clause of the Constitution of the United
States. No court OH the top of this
earth will bold them good, when Re-
publican Legislature has put this brand
on them. How this may be, time will
show. Tie scheme of Mr.. Smith has
some plausibility about it. But sup
pose the jury has decided that they were
not isuued in aid of the civil war, how
can the fulminations OF Legislature
such as this, and in such straits, and
uttered for a mere purpose, although
calling itself Republican, amount to
anything against the verdict of jury?
Mr. Smiths idea is, We believe, that
only those adjudicated were cleared of
this faint, and if 80, that the others yet
have it on them. The fact as to the ex.
tent the decision goes. and tho grounds
on which it rests, will soon be made
plain when we receive the full text.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY DEPRESSED, IR.
RIrADLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY OR AMI
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DEDILITATING, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. Tho consequence of ex.
cesses, mental overwork or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds q SOVEREIGN
CURE in Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC SpE-
cIFIc, No. %. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispels tho mental
gloon and iespondenoy, and rcjuvenates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and always efficient. Pricc $5 for pnck-
age Of five boxes and large So vial of
powder, which is isimportanti in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
562 Broadway, NY. For sale by GE1aER
Y McGREGoR, Columbia, S. G. Ap14 lilly
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CnpcusinR.

The caucns of the radical Republicans
held in the hall Of Tho Houss of Repre-
sentatives, on Wednesday night, WAS tho
farce following the tragedy which was
enacted the night before, when the news
was received of the decision of the Su-
preme Court of the United States on
the bills Of the Bank of the State. DR..
Barker, Of Edge6eld, was appointed
Chairman. 1t was occupied the whole
evening in discussing whether it should
consist exclusively Of Republican mem
bers of the Legislature, or whether out
side barbarians, Conservatives, Demo
Gratis, aud Republicans other than mem
bers, should be allowed to attend. Mr..
j. D. Boston spoke sonsibly, as he gene
rally does. He thought this was no
time to be fooling; that the meeting was
called to devise ways and means to avert
the decision of the United States Su-
preme Court. There were. as usual. q
great many people on the floor who had
a great deal of gas ahead, and desired
to lot it of. He hoped no one would
be excluded. and the very citizens who
we're to be precluded were the ones who
paid the taxes; and when you insult
them, you insult every ybody. He thought
it best to be prudent in tho matter. Mr..
Boston desired to say, TINT he held that
every man in South Carolina was affect
ed by the decision OF the Supreme
Court He had been agreoably surprised
by reading in Charleston paper mode
by which the State might be saved from
destruction.
Mr.. Hurley insisted that it was a
strictly family affair. Mons but the
Simon-pure RAIDS should be admitted
into the sacred assenblage. In the
guise of jester, he dealt his fellow .suf-
ferers some thrusts under the ribs.
"There are men here" said the festive
Tim.-''there are men here, Mr.. Chair
man, from your County, who never saw
granite building before, and if they
had their just deserts, would see no.
thing but granite for some tine &c como. -
he had hoped that the old Treasurer
would have been here to toll the new
one how he succeeded so well on O SO
larry OF $4,000 year. He had hoped to
have had the two Comptroller. G enerals
here-ono to tell how ne came, the other
to tell how he was going to got away.
&C., sc.
The caucus reminded us of the man
in the foot race, OF whom wo have read, ],
who so exhausted himself in efforts to
start that he couldn't run tho race at all.
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LIST or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
Irwin's Hall-New Magdalen
Lake & Lassalle-Blaoksmithing, &c.
John Agnew & Son-Groceries
j. NJ. Morgan-Notice.
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November 4, 1873.

AN EDGEFIELD LADY Dies OF YELLOW
FEVER. From cambridge, in South
western Georgia, came, few days back,
the sad intelligence of the death, from
yellow fever, OF Mrs. G. W. Pearce, OF
tho Theophilus Hill family, of our
Connty-the youngest sister Of our es-
teemed townsman, DR.. j. Walter Hill.
And later news adds to this sadness by
announcing that Mr.. Pearce, her hus.
band, has also fallen victim to the
pestilence. In this unusually sad case.
six little children, the youngest but four
months sold. are left without father or
mother. EagefeM Advertiser.
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The Edgefield Advertiser says: Mon.
day last ought to have begun our No.
yember court, and Judge Carpenter was
promptly on the spot to see if anything
could be done; but of course nothing
could. The old tale of no juries-the
result of Radical connivance and mis-.
management. Judge Carpenter de.
parted on Monday afternoon, and will
return on next Monday week, to hold an
Equity Court.
A French writer has described young
lady as creature that ceases to kiss
gentlemen at twelve, and begins again
ut twenty.
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When Jonah's fellow passengers
pitched him overheard, they evidently
regarded him as neithes prophet nor
loss.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-07

DEATH OF DIR. LABoRDE.-W are
deeply grieyod to announce the death of
DR.. Maximilian LaBorde This sad
event occurred yesterday afternoon, at
6 o'clock, of bronchitis, after an illness
of more than two weeks, which he bore
with exemplary patience and unmur-
lnuring resignation. The end was so
gradual that, for forty eight hours pre-.
vious to his release, lie was a dying man.
Such euthanasia we'll corresponded with
the gentle heart and placid temper
which marked his career during long,
busy and eventful life. We shall take
another occasion to present sketch of
his life and labors. The one has been
as conspicuous and pure'as the others
have been unremitting. They were all
employed on the side Of virtue and mo-
rality, and in promoting the great inte-
rests Of intelligence, education and cul-
ture.
Perhaps it was fitting, and there is
some consolation in the thought, that
he should not survive the college, with
whose prosperity he has been l.ntifed
for thirty-one years, which he loved ond
served with singular affection and en-.
thusiastic devotion. Recent changes,
upon which we will not remark here,
left him without home. and God in
his mercy has loosed the silver cord and
taken him to "a house not made with
hands, eternal in the Heaveps." DR..
LaBorde was born June 5, 1904, and
died November 6, 1873. Few lives have
been more beneficent and useful. Its
close will be universally regretted.
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. To the Afflicted.

nR.. A. Ii. LINDLEY. OF Drs. Greene,
~ lindley 4 Bentley, and Surgeon in
Chief to tho Branch Office Of DR.. Kl;ne's
philadelphia bellevue Institute and Cancer
intirmary at Charlotte, n. O., will, for the
accommodation OF those who may wish to
consult him, be at
Ncwbcrry, S. C., Pools Hotel, December s.
Columbia, Columbia Hotel, December H.
Winnsboro, McMastcr'r Hotel, December II
DR.. Lndley has made. for several years,
the treatment of Chronic Diseases his cspe-
cial study, and has had large experience,
both in hospital and private practice. He
anu his co-partnsrs are well known through
out the South, by their remarkable cures Of
Cancers, Tnmors and Ulcers, Scrofula, Elcu-
matism Neuralgia, Fits. Spasms and Con
WILSON'S, Disease of Throat. Lungs. Heart,
Stomach, Liver, bowels and Kidncy-; in
short, all chronic, ling standing a:.i OBJ
scure disease Of every kind.
DR.. lindlcy operates on all Surgical Cases,
Club Foot and Fis,uia Specialtics. Ec snre
to cali and zee him.
Fec FOR consultation 81. Charges for treat
ment reasonable. Dcc3'
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NEW ORLEANS. December 9.-Cotton
irregular and easier; buyers and sellers
apart-middiing 16; low middling 14zs;
strict good ordinary 1875; net receipts
10.9S1 bales; gross IL. 643; sales z, 600;
stock Ito, 1872
MOBILE. December 9.-Cotton quiet
and ensy-middling Is; low middIing
1414(9l4a; good ordinary 1921; net re-
ceipts' 1.S40 bales; exports coastwise
1,505; sales 1000; stock AZ, 1855.
MEMPHIS, December Cotton weak
-middling AZ; receipts 1850; ship
ments LII; stock 44, ,972.
PHILADELPHIA, December 9.-Cotton
quiet-iniddling lG; low middling 15Iz !;
strict good ordinary IS; gross receipts
219 bules.
AUGUSTA, December Cotton de-
mand fair-midding l4l1.i; receipts
l,3S2 bales; sh, nents ,553.
BOSTON. DeceLber 9..Cotton lower
mi1ding 1873; net receipts l40 bales;
gross l,269; sales 600; stock G.O0O.
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Pratt's Astral Oil
ABS OLUT ELY SAFE

Perfectly odoricss. Always uniform. Illu-
minating qualities superior to Gas. Burns
III any lamp, without dLngcr OF exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to die
place the use Of volatile and dangerous oils.
Its safety under every possible test, and it's
perfect burning qualities are proved by ite
continued use III over 800 900 families. Mil.
hons OF gallons have been sold, and no acci-
dcnt-dirtctly' or indircctly-has ever oc.
Cured from burning, storing or banding it /.
Tie immense ye arly loss o life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
Gus oils in tho United States, is appalling.
Tue Insurance Companies and Fire Commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the ASTRAL as the beet safeguard when
lamps are used. Send for Circular. WM.
L. STANLEY, Columbia, has complete
stock at all times. Oct II 3mot
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State of South Carolina---Ri Richland Co.
COUNT OF COMMON PLEAS

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Sarah P: McCullum, plaintiff, against Rober.
McCullunl, dcfeuda Sn,ai,,ons for Re
Hef-COMp'dUi not ser Ced.
To he defendant, Robert Nc CuUun:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer til. com plant in this action,
which IS filed in the Office OF the Clerk of
Common Pleas tor the said County, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said COM
plant ON the Subscribers, at their Office, i'll
Columbia, $. -, wilhln twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive OF tho day of puch
service; aud if you fail to answer tho com.
plant within the time aforesaid, the plain
tin IN this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded III the complaint.
BOONE ~ MULLER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated at CoLrMnIA, October 13, 1873
10 ne hjenddnt, Robert .McCuNH,a:
Take notice, that the summons in this
action, OF which the foregoing is copy, was
iilcd i'll the otlics Of the Clerk of the Court oi
Comlaon Pleas, ut Columbia Court House, in
The County and State aforesaid. on the 4th
day Of December, a. d. 1873.
BOONE T. MULLER,
Deco! 10 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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PARKER'S HALL.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 8 & 10
Return of the Famous Artistic
DUPRfZ & BENEDICT'S
NEW ORLEANS ,IINsTUELs.

REASS BAND AND DURLESQUE OPERA
- TROUPE, with more crowning, tri.
ump!iant succcssl Having just completed IL
most brilliant season OF two weeks at the
Varieties Theatre, New Orleans, the palace
of beauty and fashion of the Crescent City,
appearing before large, refined and select
audiences nightly; their receipts running
each evening from $500 to 81 500. Will appear
as above, i'll an entirely new, attractive and
pleasing programme.
Admission 81. Reserved Seats 81 90 Re-
served Seats for sale at LyBrands Music
store. CHAS. II. DUPREZ, Manager.
CuAs. IL. KEEsuIN, General Agent.
1lnI.
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Auct1on Sales.
Furniture.

Furniture
BY u. G. PEIXOTTO & SONS.
THIS "wednesday MORNING. at 10 o,clt a.,
at former el residence OF lato Bryant Bailey,
hold FURNITURE, consisting of
SOFAS, Tete-a-tetes, Centre Tables,
Card Tables, Chairs, Clocks,
Cottage Sets, complete,
Bedsteads, Bureano, Wardrobe,
Side. board, Fire Dogs, Mattresses,
Kitchen Furniture. atd many useful arti.
clcs for housekeeping.
ALSO,
Mules. Horses, Milch Cows,
wagons and Harness, Farming Tools, &c :,
nc. Terms cash. Dec 10
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Bonds, Stocks, &c.

T BUY and SELL on COMMISSION and
J. my OWN account, at current rates:
BONDS and STOCKS OF RAILROADS.,
bonds and Stocks OF States and United
States, Bonds and Stocks Of Cities and thcr
corporations, Bank Notes. Coupons, Gold
andSilvcr Coin, and approved Cllims against
the United States, State and County.
ID. GAMBRlLL, Broker, Main street,
Aug ID fGmo ID door South Wheeler lIou-c
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Strayed or Stolen,

Strayed or Stolen,
- FROM in front OF j. A. Hendrix *
sxn EIo q store, last night, n black mare
MULE, about six years old, marked
eA, with IL .'l'" on the right thigh; also, a
sore ON her back; front hoofs dciormed. She
had on saddle and bride. 4 suitable re-
ward will be paid for her return to
SAMUEL BROWN,
Dec 32+ Three miles above Columbia
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Bad Weather, Bad Coughs, Bad Colds.
~ cASLEY'S celebrated COUGH SYRUP
~ will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Con
sumption. 1t is the remedy, without any ex-
c"p1ion; Stanley will say so. Get it only at
iEIN1FSl'S Cheap Drug Store. Noyl9 I
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Grand Concert

To Aid im Re DnR,i;ng Washington Street
CHurch.
A GRAND VOCAL aud INSTRUMENTAL
~ CONCERT will be given by Madame
Brisnoli, Professors Denck and Plate, assist.
ed by several amateurs of Columbia aud
Charleston, at parkcr's Halt, Oh TUESDAY,
December l6. Tickets 81. Deer
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TOtice,

TlllERE will be meeting of the S.ockhod-
n ers OF Tho state Auxiliary Joint Stock
company, ut tho Court Houeu, Columbia,
$. q on tho evening of tho 10Th of Doccm
ber, instant, ut O'Clock. Business OF i'm,
pottIncc to be transacted. BY order:
:, L. w. WOODWARD, President.
NJ " iiUTLER. Secretary. De,, 10 n
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Notice.

Notice.
DAITlE.S who have purchased WOOD
l. from G. IlAMBERG, and have not paid
tor the same. are hereby notified that bank
able money only will be taken in payment.
Those i'll want Of WOOD will be supplied on
these terms only. g. uAMBEKG.
Dec o n
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For Sale Low for Cash,

II lie PHUuIr IrOM WOrEs,
nNE 0.horsc power STATIONARY STEAM
~ ESGlSF new, j'ist completed and war.
rantCd.
Two new SAN MILLS, GO mp:cte.
Tho under .Sard would also request all
those indebted them, u mako payment lie.
fore the 1T OF January, 1874; and all those
having accounts aSaicst this firm, to send
III their hi'ls II settlement.
u % - GOLDSMITH Is KIHn.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereb. given that the copart-
name OF LAKE Il LAsSALLE is dissolved.
All persons are notiiie,l not to credit tho said
firm. THnS NJ :,AKE
Nov ~ MI
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Drs. Greene. Lindley & Bentley's
GREAT FAMILYsMEDICINES
TOMPOUND EXTRACT CORYDALIs,
~ the great vegetable Alternative for all
diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. GltEENE'S FIT CURE, for tie
cure Of Epilepsy, Fits, Srasms, and convul-
sions Of all kinds.
Mcdicnted Honey. for Coughs, Cclds,
Bronchitis, Group, and al diseases OF the
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Specific, n certain and speedy
care fer Neuralgia, rheumatism. Nervous
Headache, ami all nervous pains.
Wnbnsh<Ealicy ASue Cure. Cont ains
no Quinine. a most positive remedy for
liver and Spleen. Acts like charm
Prepared at the Laboratory, Charlotte y.
&. For sale by ". e. FISHER,
. Nov 20 ;ly Columbis =, G..
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HOMEOPATHY.

hH.SCHLEi, Homo >pathist, respectfully
~ offers his services to tho citizens or CO.
lumbia. Office over Duflica Book Store, op.
positc Columbia Hotel Office hours from 8
to 10 A. NJ = to and to9P N.
Dec ,,mOs
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Something for the Children

CUFFERING with Coughs. Colds, Group,
y Diphtheria: Cough CONNECTIONS, Cough
Kisses, jim Crow, Carbolic and ilorrhound
Lozcngcs, Allhta Drops and Jnjube Paste.
All excellent for Coughs and Code. Fresh
AID good, at
Nov ) t lIEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.