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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The PertfUidn Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of The froforiffe OF
Iron, Is so combined as 10 hofe
The character of ap aiiment. as
eds!ty dflesfed and Gssiuifafcb
frifh Tie blood as the simplest
food. U Increases the quantity
" Natures Otgn TilfaflSlng
agent, Iron fg fhe blood. and
cures ga thousand as, y simply
CHToIliIig arp, fnrig0raffng and
IifafistH0 The SVsfeua. The en-
f1ched and Uifafixcd blood per-
aacafes crcrB part offho body,
repairing damages aud arasfc,
sedrchinO Out morbid sccyc-
f.ofss, aud Tearing nothing for
0tsedse 10 feed upon.
ihis u the secret Of the tcon-
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curing Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
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GhlIls and Iscvcrs, Humors.
Loss of Constitutional ylgor.
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
aud al diseases originating IA
q bad state of the btood, or ac-
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state or the system. BEING FREQ
from 1icohoi, fil any form, ffs
siiergfziHO effects arc not FOL-
sgloed ov corresponding re0c-
ton, Out are permanent, i1s}ff-
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fifs into ~ parts offio system.
0iid building ZIP ais Iron Con-
sfffufion.
Thousands horc been chouged
on TIE nso ofgtis remedy, from
iccGk, .sicidy, SUFFERING erca-
lures, 20 strong. healthy, and
ndppv men aud sC0neuf aud
fnpdfifts cannot reasonably hes-
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iuV fortune. No risk. % lIage pamphlet Ior
stamp, VALENTINE TIMBaIDGE a 20.
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North Carolina. s...,,,, c.u,,
ONAAUt COUNTY.
William Barlow,

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William Barlow,
ugginsf
joseph Allison and heirs ~ MARY hIs wifi.
Joseph Harlow. heirs of James and wife
Nancy. Charles $ Hay aud wife Lucy.
MARIAN Ray. William T. Bowels and
kuiba his wife, NJ McCullock heir. az
Patience. Helr Of john N barlow
Hugh ! Palsy formerly Hugh y Barlow
Petition y seH Reat Estfae ror Partition
appeaFlng ~ tie satisfaction Or tbr goprt
a that ~ the above named defendant. y ~
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= iberei0re ordered By the Court. Tint plbil.
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paper Published IN Ililshoro, n. q. f,r ~ ne.
geselte weeks. notifying the sail defet,dsnfs H.
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DR.. y. Walkers California VIM
cgar Bitters arc n purely Vegetable
prcparation, madc chiefly from the ma
Tive herbs found OH the lower ranges Of
tic Sierra Nevada mountains OF Calllpr-
ila, the medicinal properties Of which
aru extracted thcrciIom without the use
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unparalleled success OF VINEGAR BlT-
TERsia Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier and q liic- giving principle,
perfect Renoyator and lnyigorltor
of the system. Never before IN the
history OF the world has d medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
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sick Of every disease man Is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgatiyc as well as Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation at
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Diseases
The properties Of Dir. wALKER's
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Sedatiye, Counier.Irriiant SudoTilc, Aliera-
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Il. E. 4elsgSALD 4. CO..
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Great Family Medicines,

Prepared expressly yOr AMI adapted % The
Southern climate.
compound EyfrQct COrgIdlis." Is the
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Secondary HyVhiiis, ErBpffOns on the skim and
"a di,eases which are produced by bad Of un-
"Dr. Greene's re Cure" cures all
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-.Evssybody y -stho-wishes-women--to
succeed .in art viii, be. glad to know,
that the English giftwho painted foq
the exhibition the picture 1.-THE Boil
Call in the Crimea." has received
S6, 900 for the engraving copyright,
and bptter than thatr-considering how
much popularity isj involved il the
fact-the Queen has given her COM
mission. Above all, Miss Thompson 8
picture has been, the occasion Of yio.
lent discussion OF the gravest nature.
The question is. "How does horse
move his legs when walkingp" Many
say she has painted her horse in mo-
ton in the most erroneous manner;
other authorities, equally competent,
declare that she .is quite right, 4; And
so the talk goes on, leaving Outsiders a
marveling that 30 ordinary a fact in
nature could not be determined on the
instant. Miss Thompson's pictuissis
said TO be spirited and bold. and even
1t her drawing be wrong, it is csrssin3;
no worse an error than Raphael made
when he represented the disciples
drawing boiled Holsters from the Cali.
lean Sea.
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The Democratic victory in Oregon
grows more decisive and significant as
the returns come in, aud now, from all
that can be gathered, tho entire Demo.
cratic State and Congressional ticket is
elected by over 1000 majority. That it
should be elected at all shows de.
cided Democratic gain, for the Iude-
pendent party took in considerably
many disaffected Republicans. But
the majority was gratifying. The re.
demption Of Connecticut, New Ham p.
shire, &c, is answered ftom the Pa.
ciic slope, and there is no break in
the work of reform.
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quiet aud. d.unobsuged-middling-, IN;
net receipts 436; gross 1876; exports
ooastwise so; sales 1000; stock 64, 600;
weekly net receipts 3,508; gross 4 ,4O1; !;
exports to Great Britain 6,409; conti.
nent 6Sl; France 1883; ooastwise
4,4I3; sales 6.20O.
PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-Cotton
dnil-middling 1871; gross receipts
81; weekly net receipts 1856; gross
2.O88.. } 5.yE
CHARLESTON. June 12.-Cotton quiet
-middling 17@l7]a; net receipts 1888;
sales 56; stock 10. 434; weekly net re-
oeipts SO7; exports coastwise 1.093;
sales 348.
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AND Thou, Too. BRowNLow.-We
have copisd from a recent letter OF
Senator W. G.. Browulow some very
strong points against the Civil Rights
Bill. AS Brownlow has been for years
u red-mouthed Radical, there would
seem to be- attached to his words q
deeper significance than if they hac,
proceeded from different man. IL
am opposed, says Brownlow, "to this
Civi! Rights Bill, because it il a usurp.
alton OF the rights and an oppression
upon all classes of whitepeople in my
State aud section. But no feature OF
it is. to me, more odious than that it
Is especially burdensome to the poor
white people, and in utter contempt OF
their rights aud interests. am the
irlecd OF the poor white people. as !
have always been. because I want
their children educated in the public
schools at the expense Of those more
Fortunate than they, who are able to
send their children to private schools,
L oppose this oppressive and abo.
minab!e usurpat;un. the passage OF
this Civil Rights Bill will destroy th.
free schools Of the State, as it ought to
DO; Tor 1t is better to have no schools
1T nll than such as are arbitrarily die
tated under this bill. Tho mere threat
to pass 1T Is the greatest insult aud ont.
rage which has ever been attempted
upon tue ho0est. hard working people
of small property or no property ut
nli."
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STATE PENITENTIARY


5 the place where Judges OF the Law send
l. offenders to atone for their misdeeds
and reform their ways. The "INDIAN
GIRL CIGAR STORE" is the place VII ere
judges OF the weed eend their friends to
get the finest CIGARS and TOBACCO and
realize that 1.-THE ''celebrated &c. Ciearsn
surpass any they can buy elsewhere at 100.
Every one before leaving for
A SUMMER RESORT
Should get a supply OF these, or OF that
magnificent little Havana Cheroot, at So. 50
per hundred; remembering that as the
State House is headquarters
FOR STATE OFFICIALS
SO this Cigar Emporium is headquarters
Tor Smokers and Chewtrs, and that these
goods can only be bought OF
PERRY i SLAWSON,
Indian Girl Cigar Store,
Columbia Hotel Block, Colum bia, y. C..
June l3
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a SUMMER RESORT
Fur STATE OFFICIALS
Commencement Exercises.
MR H g E#


MH E
GREENYILLE COLUMBIA R. r. CO..
COLUMBIA. 8. O., Juno IL, 1874.
FURMAN UNIVERSITY, GreenviIle.
HIGH SCHOOL, Greenvllle.
FEMALE COLLEGE. Greenvillc.
VISITORS to the COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES Of the above named in
stitntions, paying the regular fare from
any station on this road to Greenville. will
have the privilege OF RETURNING FREE
70 the same station on any day between
Monday. the 18th. and Monday. the 22i day
OF June, both dates inclusive.
Newberry College. Walha,la.
The same privileges will be extended
to visitors to the Commencement Exercises
OF this institution. extending from Batur-
day. the goth. to Saturday, the 9th day of
June. both dates inclusive.
Erskine College, Due West.
Visitors to the Commencement Exercises
OF this institution will have tho same pri-
vlleges as above, from Saturday, June the
27th, to Saturday, July the 4th. both date .
inclusive. THOS. DODAMEAD
june II General Superintendent.
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The bill to exempt savings banks
from tax on their deposits, hus
passed both houses of Congress-.
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JHE EUCALYPTUS IN ALGERIA. 1t is
alleged that it Possesses the power of
absor bins the poisonous gasss from
the air aud rendering healthy the dis
tricts in which 1t is planted. It's
alleged wonderful sanitary effect in
unhealthy districts of Algeria, where
1t has been planted, is cited in proof
OF its value as disin fecting tree. It's
leaves possess the same effect rs qui.
nine In the cure Of chill fevers. Nine.
Bodichon, who introduced the new
tree into Algeria few years ago, thus
writes to an English gentleman in
Rome: IF you could SEQ the fragrant
forests OF Eucalyptus here. where fever
breeding plains formerly existed, but
are such no more. you would be thankful
for what yon helped nae to do. Please
send me some more seed, especially of
the red gum Eucalyptus Colossa,
which stnnds any amount of sun, and
grows magniticently in the desert. l
never did better work in nv lifs
than planting this Eucalyptus in
Algeria" If what is alleged of the
Eucalyptus be true. why may it not be
successfully introduced all around the
| Gulf coast of the Southern States, and
to u distance of Is to 100 miles back
from the sea? AS it becomes accli.
matized, it will grow harder. The
French expect TO revolutionize the
climate, productions and saiubrity of
Algeria with it, aud the Romans are
foudly hoping thut it may eventually
be the means Of restoring health in
summer within their walls, und rem.
drrIng habitab!e once moro their fer
Tile Campagna. over which disease aud
death have 80 long brooked.
Paris Letter to Chicago Tribune.
SELLING SHORT ON BoURBoN. a ia.
miliar scene in 200 or 800 new drink
ing snloons that would be opened in
Case no license should carry, would be
something like this-the hoys have it
all put up:
Thirsty Customer-Mr. Barkeeper,
what will five gallons aud Il gill Of Your
beet whiskey cost?
Mr.. B-S3O25.
I. C.-Cheap enough. I'll take it.
Demijohn is handed down. T. c..
takes nip, smacks his lips. aud in
forms Mr.. B. that on the Who'll. lie
thiuks he will not keep the balance,
and suggests that Mr.. B. shall buy il
back. Mr.. b., always ready for bar
gam, offers S30.l0 for it, which offer
l. q. accepts. paying the Is cents
difference. You see, he "srlls short
on Bourbon, ''seller IS" Jolly, isn't
it? A ten-gallon transaction, aud only
10 cents changed hands.
Oakland (CM J Tribune.
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The Illinois editors who did not pnr.
tlcipate IN the recent beating Of fares
ont Of Southern railroads aud hotels.
have been engaged III not exactly q
child-like and bland criticism of their
brother knights Of the qrill. Some of
the journals say the excursion con.
TUNED none Of the true representatives
of the press of that State, and the
JoDesboro Gazette desired the whole
brignde Of them arrested for obtaining
free iides aud Tree lunches under falls Sc
pretences.
Among the items of the contingent
account of the Department Of Justice
are one copy each of the poetical
works of Burns, Moore, Scott, Milton,
Byron, Pope, Tennyson. Whittier,
Longfellow. Browning, Lowell and
Bryant. The Tribune argues that
these purchases indicate purpose to
make it the department of poetic JUS
tice.
st. Louis has laid the cornerstone
of new merchants exchange. which
will cost 81 900, 900, and is 233 feet by
1877. 1t is bounded by four streets,
and will be completed by the fall of
1875.
A MANN of seed pearls has broken
out among the fashlonablas, and level.
ers say the demand never was greater.
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P. B. GLASS. Accountant.

P. B. GLASS, Accountant.
WILL attend to Opening, Closing or
w Keeping Sets OF BOOKS OF AC-
COUNTS for Merchants, Bankers, He.
chanics, Professional Men Or others. and to
any business pertaining to the Counting
Room. COPYING or WRITING Of any de.
scription executed promptly. Office at Co.
lumbia Hotel, first floor. aW June 9
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complaining of the seizure Of the Vir-
ginius, nor OF the detention OF the
passengers and crew; the real ground
of complaint her Majesty's Govern
ment holds Is. that, even assuming the
vessel to have been lawfully seized,
and the Grew properly detained, there
was nc Justification for this SUMMARY
execution, after the irregular proceed
ings before drumheAd court martial.
No possible aspect of the character of
the Virginius and her Grew could au.
thorize or palliate suoh conduct on the
part Of the Cuban authorities. There
was no pretence for treating such an
expedition as piracy"
PARIS, June 12.-Count st. Croix,
upon his arrest last evening. for strik-
ing Gambetta, told the police that the
object of his assault was to provoke a
duel. The Count was formerly an
officer of the Zouaves of the Imperial
Guard. Gsmbetta's face yet bears the
mark of the blow given him. Several
persons, in addition to Count st.
Croix, were arrested by the police at
the railway station at the time of the
tumult. fLLr rf|
The scenes of yesterday were literally
repeated at the Western depot to-day.
At the time Of the departure OF the
Parliamentary train for Versailles, the
popnlaoe again assembled in large
numbers, and the Deputies to the
Assembly were respectively insulted
and chee.ed. The police enoe more
dispersed the rioters, and took twelve
OF the more violent of them into Gus.
tody.. So threatening was tho demon
stration, that body of troops was
ordered to the station to assist the
police to maintain order. Armand
Adam, brother of the. Deputy of that
name, and Shuller, brother Of the pub
Usher OF LIE Republic Francais, radi-
cal Republican journal, was among the
arrested.
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oSAt ~ kOSoAuOhuo 10
the States severaliy Marston's safety
ballet box, as on. excellent preventive
against ballot box stuffing and other
frauds.
Probabilities-For the Middle States
and the lower lake region, clear or
clearing weather, South west to North.
west winds, slight changes in tempera-
ture and rising barometer. For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, gentle or
fresh variable winds, with lower tenn
perature and rising barometer East of
the lower Mississippi River. For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy or clear weather, North west
winds shifting to Southerly, stationary
or rising temperature, and falling
barometer during Saturday. For the
upper lake region and the North west,
partly cloudy weather, West or South
winds, slight rise OF temperature and
falling barometer.
CUIpEPER o. H., Va, June IA
coiored man who had escaped from
prison and murdered young farmer
ior his clothes and few dollars, was
hanged to-day. in the presence OF an
Immense crowd, mostly oolored.
NASHVILLE, TENN, June 12.-Miss
Saltie Smith, aged about seventeen
years, student OF the female school at
Oakland, KY, was fatally burned last
night. during school exhibition. She
was standing on stage near coal oil
lamp, which exploded, and enyeloped
her in flames. She at once ran among
the audience. causing great confusion
among them, most of them escaping
by the windows and doors. Her ia.
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE

YNkl pleasure in calling thea;tention
4 "l the public To an examinations Of
THEN STOCK u. MUSICAL MEkCuA&-
DiS', consisting Of rianos, Church and
iaritf organs: "cioarons, Eiu!iis, Gui.
tars. i;anj"r, Flutes, Acc"rticons, Grass
ana SILVER Ban" Instruments OF ali kinds
Also. sheet Music aud Instruction Books
Tor n"cry class Of Musical Instruments on
hand AZ Ill times. We are Sole Agents for
the State Of South Carolina of Estcy K Co. +
COTTAGE OCEANS. Sheet Music sent bv
mail, post paid, ON receipt of price; and all
kindr of Mnsicai Goods sent by Express.
whcn ordered. TO any part Of the State,
marked g. o. n. Good SECONDHAND Pi
amos and nrganr for sale cheap. for caeh.
Pianos Organs and Melodeons Tun ed and
Rrpaircd IN = aatisiactory manner; and
VIII rIvrc"pcria lAttention 10 Packing. Re-
',Hrina and Shipping Pianos for ct tht,par-
'"' :" Any ooipt dcsircd. at moderate
prices.
Ali',rdrI. nrompil! attended and.at.
istd'tf"' gnaranttfd these favoripr ua
WITH 'h"n patronage S"nG for our cata.
ioEnc a. "hect Mnsicai,d Mn.icnl Merchan.
uls" "l''ard OF street a few door. ,bovc
FnTS!% 'hicr. Columbia S. C. Nov7