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est infectieuse i doses infinitGsi-
males.
Nous avons dGjA indiqu6 precG-
demment que POpiniOn de In plu-
part DIES auteurs sur In nature du
virus septique etait influence par
les theories recentes sur la termen-
tatiOn. La presence des vibrions
ct des bacteries dams lie sang sep
tique await fait admettre que ces
organismes infGrieurs pullulaient
dams lie sang dcs animauX inocules
ct determinaient bient6t la mort
par les desordres qu'ils amenent.
Tn tait capital, dissent les parti-
sans de cette thGorie, ressort de
ces experiences: dams un grand
nOmbre de maladies, ct principa-
lement dams Pinfecticn purulente,
le sang ct les humeurs cOntiennent
DIES Organismes infGrieurs sembla-
bles d ceux de Ia putretaction; ct,
dautre part, ces organismes, te-
nus EN- suspension dams un liquide,
imprisonment les animaux ct les
tuent par une sOrte de putrGfac.
ton rapide.
Des experiences recentes de M.
lie dOcteur Onimus yiennent con.
tredire ces conclusions, ct mon.
trent au contraire que ces organis-
mes interieurs ne jouent qu'un role
secondaire. Voicipexperience prin-
cipale de NJ. Onimus: il renferme
le sang septique dams un petit sac
do papier d dialyse, quill tait plon-
ger dams de feau distillee. Au
bout de quatorze heures, reau dis
tillee Sc trouble ct, examinee au
microscope, OH cOnstate qu'elle
renferme une quantit6 prodigieuse
dOrganismes inferieurs, identiGues
d ceux qui sont dams le sang.
En- injectant cette eau sous la
peau de lapins, en- meme temps
que sur d'autres lapins il iniectait
du sang, Nj. Onimus q WI que,
seuls, les animaux inocules avec
du sang ont succombe. Ainsi, de
deux hquides rentermant tous les
denx les mtmes organismes infe-
rieurs de In putreiaction, ct n'6tant
separes Pun de rautre que par du
papier d dialyse, Pun, lie sang, a
empoisonne rapidement, tandis
que rautre liquide, qui renfermait
proportionnellement TN plus grand
nombre de vibrions, a etc compile
tement inot1ensif. NJ. Onimus con-
clut de ces experiences:
10 Que lie virus de rinfection
putride nest point m ferment or
ganise appartenant'a Ia famille DIES
vibrioniens;
90 Queles organismes inferieurs
mont par euxmtmes aucune action
toxigue, Gu'ils semblent 6tre le re-
sultat ct non la cause des altera.
tiOns putrides;
80 Que le virus de rinfection
putride nest point une substance
dialysable, ce gui permet de Ia
rapprocher des substances albu-
minOides.
Une experience de NM. Bouley
ct Samson confirme les conclusions
du d0cteur Onimus. Ces habiles
experimentateurs ont VII en effet
que les humeurs non albuminOides
DIES animaux morris du charbOn he
determinaient pas pinfection char
bOnneuse. lis relatent 10 fait sui
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9enilltton 0u Alcsrbartbi.
MON ONCLE BENJAMIN
8 XVII
UN VOYAGE A CORvoL.
UH VOYAGE A CoRvoL.
Sxitc.

Un quart dhcurc apras mon oncle SO hissait, cote
cote avec In vcle femme, le long de pentes ncutes
sauvages Qu prcnncnt lcus rcnes dams 10 aub0urg
de Bethecm ct 50 tenent par le waste plateau an itc
a.quei lo hameau dc Scmbcrt est pcrcll6
De leur cote, les h6tes de NJ Minxt partaient dams
da faubourg de Beuvron s6taent mis-, eur candelle
map, sr r. seul de- leur porte pour les voir passer
e cfteitn e4et I'M phtnOm6ne Plus cureux que celu
cmc eclipse Arthns chantait: Aass6t qxs IA luSere
Sgillc3aa Aabvsxgh fs Cd-e-cR gac,Te; ct le pO6te
Ailot quOn await attach6 une ridele de Ia voturc,
parce quill ne paraissait pas tres sode, entonnat
.nd noel n. Minxits'etait piqu6 dune magnifcence
sxtta0rtnaire: il donna scs c0nvives sOnper me-
noabe ct don't parlc encore Corvol Malhenreuse-
ut await tellement prodgu6 les rasadcs que des e
oend eervfcc ses h6tcs pouvaent plus lever eur
jamip arTiva entrcfaites il 6taitharasse de
dunc hnmcur tout massacrer; car son malade
Il esat pass4 entire les mans ct il dait tOmbe denx fOs
route Mais il neait chez In nj chagrins nj contra
stte Dc bouteilcs; il sc NIT done table CONNIE ii
g ucn nedtete.
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want DE In bave, rccueillit il
fautOpsie dune vache morte dll
charbon, fut imOculee il deuX mol
tons, apres avoir etc delayee dams
une fable quantite deau. Cette
bave, eXaminee a retat frais, con-
tenait de nombreuses bacteries,
qui sc sont encore montrGes dams
feau OH ellie await etc delayGe. lie
resultat des inoculations pratt.
quees par six piqares d la face in
terne des cuisses, a etc absOlument
null. ....s" ,...... r#au..
Comment agit done le virus sep
technique! ii influe Gvidemment
surla composition des substances
albuminoides de rorganisme. Ces
substances sont tres instables ct
sc metamorphosent tres facilement,
ct une experience de M. Samson
indique tres nettement que le Sc
rum du sang acquiert dams ccs
conditions des prOpriet6s particu
Heres. LIE serum de sang septiquc,
traitG par ralcool, precipita sous
Ia forme pulverulente. Lie preci-
pite recueilli fut m6lG Gil petite
quantite, apres evaporation de Pal.
cool a Pair, a une dilution d'empois
d'amidOn qu'on abandonna Il In
temperature ordinaire. II y provo
qua Ia transformation en- glucose,
manifcstee apres vingt-guatre leu.
res, par retiet du reactif de Bar
reswill. Ces reactions indiqnent
que ce sang est passe d petat de
diastase ou ferment glucOsique, ct
fait ainsi acqnerir au plasma du
sang des proprietes qui 10 rendent
incapable desormais Pentretenir
In vie. h1f"
A considerer dune maniere &c.
nerale les phenomenes dc Ia viru-
lence, on volt qu'ils ressemblent
singnlierement d ceuX des fermcn-
tations. Or, il existe dies tcrmenta-
tions dc deux ordres: celles qui
sont dues au developpement DE.
tres vivants d structure GlGmcn-
taire, a dimensions microscopiques
Qeviire de la biere, fleurs du vim
aigre, vibrions du beurrc; ctc.);
celles qui sont produites par pac-
ton alterante dc substances albu-
minoides, fabriquees elles-memes
par des cellules vivantes (diastasc
vegGtale, salive, sue pancrGatique,
etc.. On concoit q priori quill
puisse y avoir des virulenccs dc
deux ordres aussi, don't les uncs
sOient dues il des corps figures, les
autres q des diastases solubles.
Tous ces fats, on le volt, appel.
lent dc nouvelles recheUhes; h
suiet d'ailleurs est DIES plus intercs-
SAINTS, ell meme temps que dies
plus ilrportants. Nous av0ns dGja
dit combien de maladies sOnt pro-
duties par des virus speciaux, ct il
est inoOntestable que le jour on In
partie physiologique ct exp6rimen.
tale de ces infections sera partial
telnent connue, la medicine aura
fait un grand progress. Personnc
en- etiet n'osera soutenir qu'avcc
iles notions precises, ID therapeu.
tique de ces maladies he sera pas
plus facile, ct quill ne sera pas pos
sible de les eloigner ct meme dc
les supprimer.
(RepMbliqHe tyancdise.J
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nuant la lutte pendant les vacan-
ces du corps l6gislatif, ct poussant
cette lutte au paroxysme dc la CO.
lere.
Une surprise qui nous etait me-
nagGe a tous tant que nous SOM
mes, croyants OH sceptiques, est
la sanction parlementaire dOnnee,
le 25 Juliet de Fan de grace 1873,
au projet concu par les energume-
mes de "rordre moral" dcriger Il
Paris, au SONNET DIES buttes Mont
martre, CONNIE monument de pc
nitence ct de contrition, une ca
th6drale au SacrG- -CGur, laquelle
en- realite ne sera qu'm temple de
Ia discorde. Ce def jet6 an dix
neuvieme steele ct aux idees quill
roule dams son cours, fait songer
ct fr6mir. lie parti clerical enivre
cherche les hauteurs vertigineuses
ct choisit rantique colline OH les
geologues ont retrouv6 dams les
strates du sol les traces des revo-
lutiOns du globe, ct constatc les
flux ct reflux dc la mcr changean-
te. LIE nom de Montmartre q une
etymologie pafenne on chretienne
egalement sinistre, c'est le mont
de Mars OIL des Martyrs. LIE dieu
lie In guerre Y cut dies autels, ct,
plus tard, au troisieme steele de
rere chretiennc, saint Denis paya
sa fol lie sa' tite que, mort, il Sc
init i porter dans les mains JUS
qua rendroit on s'eleve In basili-
que s6pulcralc qui lui est dcdiee,
miracle prolons6 qui flisait dire
all spirituel Henri Heine qu'en
pareille occurrence il ny a que le
premier'pas qui cohte. El, SS7,
Montmartre est lc theatre dune
irruption normande; Ell 1888, Louis
lie Gros y fonde une dOcte abbaye
de Benedictins qui ne croule que
sous le vent dc 1889; en- 1892, le
roi s'amuse, ct Henri Nv, le vert
gallant, Y batit unc petite maison
d la belle Gabrielle; en- 1914, sly
livre lc dernier combat dc Ia France
contre les allies que le premier
Empire attires; apres 1880, sous
la royaut6 bourgeoise, ce sont les
moulins d vent, le Chateau Rouge,
les balls, guinguettes ct jeux popu-
laires; en- 1871, la Commune ct les
saturnales plebeiennes succedant
aux debauchespatriciennes Mont
martre possede deja une eglise ca
tholique, celle de Saint Pierre, on
Pon peut s'agenouiller dams me
grotte imitant le Saint-Sepulcre
de Jerusalem. ii a un cimetiere
moins pompeux que lie Pere-La-
chaise, mais on reposent des morris
notables ct de celebrities diverses; |
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majorite maigre ct flottante sc
sentent done dGbortlGs, ct lc congo
pris par PAssemblGe rationale
nest qu'unc trtve destin6e d ren-
vOyer les affaires serieuses, q
ajourner les pGrillcux contlits ct
Il soustraire le corps delibGrant
aux eXigenccs croissantcs de Ia
faction clericale. lie due dc Bro
glie a retreci le defile que traver.
salt le pays, les extremes sc tou-
chent, ct il opere une retraite qui
n'emptchera pas le choc prGvu ct
rinevitable duel. Les clericaux,
nous ne disons pas les lGgitimistes
car lei la religion est lie principal
ct la pOlitique Paccessoire, les Gle
ricaux, pendant que les liberaux
sont engourdis dams leur fauteuil
d la Voltaire, ont jete roreiller dc
Ia fol, ct ills revetent lie froc du pc
lerin en- attendant qu'ils ccignent
rarmure du templior. lis prodi-
guent Ia poudre aux yeux dcs mi
racles, s'asseoient au chevet de Ia
patrie saignante, exploitent ses
deuils ct ses souf1rances, murmu-
rent de caressantes paroles d Fame
populaire qui q honte du corps
vautre dams porgie imperiale. En-
un mot ills s'ingenient q recolter
les fruits dc Ia reaction spiritua-
liste qui est Ia consequence natu-
relle dune periodic de sensualismc
efliIne. Eusebe Salverte, un des
plus mobiles caracteres du temps
dc la Restauration, fnt le tGmoin
attentif dun mouvement tout SEM
blable, ct cette exaltation factice,
cette waste conspiration, !ui inspi-
rerent son bistoirc DIES sciences
Occultes ct son essai sur In magic,
les protliges Ut les miracles. ii for
m,llait en- ces termes lie programme
to,jours vieux ct toujours nouvcau
dies picux k.rrons qui en- veulent
au patrimoine lie libcrtG du genre
humain: Conduipe les hommes
par leur credulit6 en- feignant de
Ia partager, est une ruse que, sur
tons les points du globe ct dams
tols les temps, Ia politique a en-
plOyee, sans autIe sOin que den
varier les formes, pour passortir
aux habitudcs ct d Ia mesure din
telligcnce des hommes qu'elle de-
vait METRE en- mOuvement.n On
ne saurait mieux nj plus exacte-
ment d6finir 10 jeu actuel du clGri-
calisme Ell France, ct respece de
course au sac, pour employer une
expression vulgaire, que mettent
IN pratique les voltigeurs de
'ancien regime. De Ia ces peleri-
lages de fideles auxquels repon-
front les greves d'ouyriers, CONT
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LES EXTREMES

In medic tutissimus ibis, disait
le poete latin, ct Theirs s'est val
nement efforce naguer de diriger
la politiquc francaisc dams les
eaux Gaines ct profondcs, aussi
loin du Cllarybdc revOlutionnaire
que du Scylla reactionnaire, dc
faire des deux ecueils proverbiaux
une double n6gation qui vallt Paf-
firmation de Ia paix ct du progress
en- France ct en- Europe. Lc due
de Broglie, son successeur, dGja
embarrasse du pouvoir quill q es-
camote, envelope des intrigues
ct entoure des PIECES quill suscita
d un adversaire antrcment habile
que lui, voudrait aussi maintenant
revenir 4 Ia Republique conscrva-
trice on du moins naviguer vers
ce port de refuge de tous les par
tis. Ii q triomphe le "a mai avec
PappOint bonapartiste, ct un coup
de main subtil lui q reussi contre
l'infime minOrite cesarienne. II es.
perait ramener facilement sur lie
tr6ne Ia famille d'Orleans; mais il
-comptait sans les Bourbons de la
branche aimee, h6tes pcu NOM
ibreux ct dependant tres rcdouta-
bles, dabord parce qu'ils sontl'an-
tithese de Ia Revolution, ensuitc
i,arcc que, dams le desarroi univer-
,sel, ills ont leur service une force
:savamment Org;lnisee ct merveil-
icaseaeat disciplinGc, qui est celle
du clerge cltholique. lie catholi-
cisme, menace partout dams son
existence, 0t plut6t dams ses bicns
temporels ct son autorite mate
rielle, q besoin dc Ia monarcllie
absOlue CONNIE cclle-ci q bcsoin de
lui, ct tous dcux font cause CON-
lnune ct tenteIlt un effort dcses-
pere pour rcmOntcr IL conrs du
temps ct METRE d meant les con-
quotes du monde mOlerne. Les
princes d'OrlGans on: assist6 d la
messe dams Ia chapelle expiatoire
du crime dc lcur aIcul, mais In
messe leur q etc moins profitable
qu'elle ne le fut au BGarnais, ct
ils en- S0nt encore pour lcurs frais
de devotion. LIS mont pas lc zele
feryent, pardcur militalAe ct Ia
veugle fanatisme que le comte de
Chamb0rd mettrait au service de
Rome; lis seraient nous, indul-
gents ct tol6rants, resteraient d
mi-chemin dc la cr0isade. Henri V
est phomme annQnce ct le messie
attendu, 4 lui seul revient la mis-
sion de reconstruire le moyen Age
sur Ie cratere Gteint du volcan
francais. Le due dc Broglie ct sa
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BLOODY AFFRAY.-A terrible and fatal
difficulty occurred at Harrodsburg, KY, :,
on the 28th ult A suit was pending
between P. B. Thompson, Sr., and
Theodore Daviess, Sr., in regard to o
note, which Daviess alleges he has paid,
but which Thompson charges had been
stolen from his law Office. Bad blood
had been up for some time, when
suddenly, three Daviess- Theodore, ST.,
and his two sons. Theodore. Jr., and
Larue-and three Thompsons-Philip
B., Sr., and his two sons, Philip B. Jr.,
and John Ball had their revolvers out
aud commenced firing. At about the
second shot Theodore Daviess, Sr., was
killed, falling directly in front of the
judge. About the snme time one of the
Thompsons was shot in the thigh and
fell. Theodore Daviess, Jr., and his
brother, Larue, backed toward the door,
still firing, and just as they reached tho
court house door, Theodore was shot
dead. Immediately after, another
Thompson was shot through the arm
and also in the shoulder. but he and his
brother still pursued Larue Daviess,
and mortally wounded him. John B.
Thompson was not hurt, though his
clothing was, riddled with bullets.
Eight pistols were picked up in and
near the court house, all discharged,
from which it is evident that both par
tiee were armed to the teeth, and de.
termined to make q finality Of tho thing.
All three of the Thompsons are lawyere,
the father being q brother to Jack
Thompson, the famous Kentucky Oon-
grossman. The Daviesses are farmers,
formerly in good circumstances, but
having gone considerably to the bad
after loosipg their property, some time
ago.
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Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry!
@ x6.a
VIM. GLAZE.

A T his new store, Main street, nearly on.
"A posite the Central National Bank, has
alarge and beautiful etock of fine WATCHES.
stem and key winders, from the best En-.
TIopean and American manufacturers, and of
MS own importation, in gold and eilver caees.
Elegant JEWELRY! An unrivaled aseort-
ment just received. and all the latest styles.
Sterling S1LVER-WARE, in sets and cases.
Brida! Presents, and IL very fine selection of
rated Ware, Gold Watch and Neck Chains.
Lockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage.
ment Rings, large stock of Spectacles and
e-Glaseos, Clocks, Musical Boxes, and q
great variety of Fancy Articles. NY stock is
the largest and best selected in the Southern
country, and will be sold as CHEAP as the
same article can be bought anywhere.
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MILLINERY,
i've Victis.

n tho present excited state of the adrpr-
i tisinJ mania, VIC scarcely know how to
address our fricn.s. "Unprecedented
Rushes," Enormous Increase of Biz" ad
c0Ptandum cigar puns, liberal profusion Of
supcrlativcs, together with tho quietly -whis-
pered-in-your-ear assurance that it is aston
iehing how tho young men stand up to the
grave demands upop their physical endur-
ancc-really have left our modest style in the
shade. We have. however, no desire or love
for tho sensational. "Water always finds
its level" and purchasers OF 10 cent hams
and cooking butter vamped under the name
Of "Gilt Edge" coon find their way back to
where good goods only arc kept; and where
to be performed. Our stock is full, our bust
moss lair, tnOt nnpreced.nted,) } terms are cash
and our goods arc up to the standard wo
hav ways maintained. We can promise
no mu,u. Trbuit sap.
Nov2 GEO. SINNERS
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FRANKLIN HOUSE

Corner bridge and Gates Streets.
fTtHE undersigned bcgs to announce 10 his
Il old patrons and fricn,ls, that he has re-
opened his SAMPLE ROOM and RESTAU-
RANI, and ~ prepared to terve, at all hours,
FISH, GAME and OYSTERS, in ali STYLES:
together with every deiicacy that the
Charleston and Columbia markets afford.
Nov C C. II EKANEIJN
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a Caro-.

BEG to stSto to thosa of my customers,
j. who have been running monthly bills,
that all accounts unpaid on the 5lh instant
will at once be stopped and the proper steps
taken to legally enforce payment. This
course is Imperative, for protection of my
self and creditors No exception whatever
will be made. GEO SYMMERS
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ENCOURAGEMENT FOR HARD.RUN CT.
T1Rs.-Sitka. in Alaska, has q public
debt of S150, and has only seventy. five
cents in the treasury. The New York
Commercial suggests that "there is no.
thing like Behring straits of this kind
with cheerfulnees OF course there is
not. Why should even New York be
discouraged at her inability to borrow
$4,000, 900, when she looks gently upon
Sitka?
WHo DIE OF YELLOW FEvER.-Of all
the persons who died in Shreveport
during the recent epidemic, we have
the age of 585 of them respectively. Of
these 100 died under 10 years OF age,
81 were between 10 and 20, 156 were be-
tween 90 and 80, 134 were between 80
and 40, SO were between 40 and SO, 20
were between SO and 60, 13 were above
GO.
The Vienna Exhibition was closed
without any ceremony, but in the pre-
sence of 10000 people, who came to
have last look. The fog horn sound.
ed; the military bands played the Aus
trian Hymn; the crowd cheered-and
all was over.
A philosopher remarks that there is
something peculiarly instructive in
standing upon street corner in large
city and watching the men all rushing
aroundi trying to make money, and the
women all floating aroupd trying to
spend it.
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Mills House sta bles.

JUST received 1T the above Sta.
F}AA bles, twenty head fin" KENTUCKY
a4R.ds LES, most oi which arc we'll
broke. viii he sold cheap for cash.
Sept 13 J. y. LONG. Agent
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New Books at Bryan's 30 ookstore

New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.
A JOURNEY 10 the Centre OF the Earth.
n from the French OF Jules Verne. t2.
monographs. Person and Social, by Lord
Houghton. with portraits, s2.
Jessamine, Novel, by Marion Harland,
Ag!ainet the Stream, by Schonbcrg Gotta
Family, sl.75.
Music and Morals, by Howtis, 81 rs.
Memoir OF Brother, by Tom Brown at
Oxford, 81 so.
remarkable Voyages; or. Man Upon the
Sea. illustrated, by Gooderch, So.
Book OF Epitaphs, by korthend, s125
The Pennsylvania Pilgrim, by Whittier,
Aftermath. new Poem, by LongfelIow.
Physics and Politics, by Baghot, London.
And other new Books. Also, an assortment
of new Novels. Ncv11
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CLOTHING! DRY GOODS!
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

LOOK OUT FOR DARGAINS!
TSHE undersigned. equal to the wants OF
X his friends and the public in general,
mas re-opened on Main street, at the stand
formerly. occupied by John g. Dial, with a
large and wcll-selcctcd stock of DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. which he offers at prices that defy
competition. RI sncctfully soliciting share
OF the patronage hitherto extended to him,
he promises full satisfaction to all that ia
vor him with call. II. GOODMAN.
Oct %
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Notices.

IAN honest man never gets fat
D'Orsay Cologne ia the beat OF perfumes.
"a setting hen is q joy forever
D'Orsay Cologne is also like xiso.
IA babe in tho house should never throw
stones''-
Every one likes D'Orsay Cologne.
IA thing OF beauty gathers no moss"-
D'Orsay Cologne is both cheap and good.
At FISHERS DRUG STORE.
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Notice to All.
G.. f. JACKSON,
LEADER OF LOW PRICES,

y now ready with large stock Of DRY
GOODS and FANCY NOTIONS, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, FOR CASH.
say little, but will do moro when you call
nj the sfo ore. C.. JACKSON.
Nov IL
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Guns and Pistols.

RESPECTFULLY inform
IL ny irio,it:s and The ,,ub!;c il,
general that | have on hand
V"ellstecied stock of double
and singlc-barrcled GUNS. REPEATERS,
Shot Pouches and fla-k-. Game Bags, Cans
and Ammunition, Iu:s OF all description,
Walking Canrs, AMI many other articles too
numerous 10 mention. which offer for sale
low for cash. kcpaiiiig done at short notice.
Also, hrys h;tcd. T. W. KRAFT,
Nov 4 ~ the sign Gf the Big Gun.
Planters Can Get the Highest Price
LNOh their COTTON. and buy their GRO.
j. CERtES NJ the cheapest rates. at
Scpt2 iiAKDl:SCLOMON'S.
Views for the Million.
HAVE just received a tine assortment of
l. STEKEOSCOPIC VIEWS, English and
American. colorcd and plain. Also, ILLU-
MINATED ones. II. l.. BRYAN.
Champagne! Champagne
En CASES CHAMPAGNE, lust received.
~ and for salc al reduced prices, con.
sisting Of
GOLD SEAL.
CARTE BLANCHE,
IMPERiAL and
PIPER HEIDSICK
CHAMPAGNES.
Nov % JOHN AGNEW & son.
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JOHN C. JACOB.
Lumber and Laths.

'HAyING a large quantity of BUILDING
-. mM LUMBER Ia;B !, and LAIhs on hand, per,
short notice. Orders left at my Residence
on Main street, near the new Government
Post Office, or sent by mail. will meet prompt
attention. Terms cash
Nov &c limo W LOWRY
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MOORE & FABER.
g. Solicitors In Equity
COL LUHBLA, s. C.
OFFICE on Main street, over Scott's Bank.
~ 20. Box SIS. Nov II 1uio*
A. c. MOORE. n FABER
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of errors and abuses in early lite
Manhood restored. Impedinenta to MHr-
riage removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, in scaled envelopes. Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an institu-
ton having high reputation for honorable
conduct and pr0Lcsai ional skill. Oct % 3mo
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LOR1CK & LOWRANCE.
Wholesale and Retail
Grocers and Provision Dealers.

OUR stock Is
- &C.: :: ;'::: +:
eur gooe.s pure. We do not publish prices,
but teel satisfied that none Of our patrons
Will leave Dissatisfied. We nay the highest
market price for COTTON. either in goods or
currency. Wc have an excellent WAGON
YARD in rear OF our establishment. Look
out for the sign Of the piow and the carriage
wheel, richardson street, Il few doors below
the PMGSIX Office Give us Il call. and in
spect our goods and prices. Nov %