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CaStOria.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute. in all cases
for Castor Oil. Castoria is the result Of an old
Ply sican's effort to produce. for his own prnc-
tce. effective cathartic, plea ant 10 the tasj"
and free from gripping
DIR samuel Pitcher. of iiyannis Mass sue
ceeded in con bIning, without the use OF aico-
hol, purgative agent IA pleasant 10 take a.
honey. and which possesses all the desirable
properties of Castor Oil
Ii is adapted to all ages. but Is especially rec
on mendel to mothers rs a reliable remedy for
all disorders of the stomach and bowels of chill
dren. Ii Is certain, agreeable, absolutely HARM
less, and cheap. II should be used for wind
collie. sour stomach. worms, cOstiyeness, Group
etc, then children can have sleep and mothers
may rest.
}. Is Ross & Co., of ~ Dey street, New
York, are the the sole preparers OF Castora, al
ter Ir. Pitchers recipe S-2+-lJtW
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN is published every morning
Except Monday IN the Bulletin Building, cor
ner W sshington syenue and Twelfth street.
The BULLETIN is served to city subscribers BY
faithful carriers At Twenty-Five Cents = Week ,
payable weekly. BY Mail, Tin ADVANCE, 90 PEI
snnumi six months, tGi three months, o.; DOE
month, o. IS.
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CEN'FAUR
! INIMENTS.
White. for the Human Family.
yellow, for Horses aud Animals.

These Liniments are simply the wonder of the
world. I heir effects are little less than marvel
lous, yet there are some things which they will
broken bones, but they will always allay pain.
They have Strengthened fingers, cured chronic
rheumatism of many years satnding, and taken
the pain from terrible burns aud scalds, which
has never been done by any other article.
The white Ltntment is Tor the human
family. II will drive rhumatism. scatica and
neuralgia from the system; cure lumbago,
chillblains, palsy, itch, and most cutaneou-
eruptions. 1t extracts frost from frozen hands
and feet and the poison of bites and stings of
yenonimous reptiles; IL subdues swellings, and
alleyiatcs pain of every kind.
For sprains or bruises II Is the most potent
remedy ever discovered. The Lentaur Lini
ment is usei with great efficacy for sore
throat. toothache, cak,d breast, earache and
weak back The following is but sample OF
numerous Testimonials:
INDIANA HoMK. JKrF. Co..,
Ind. May -. 1873.
81 think II my duty To inform you that hav.
suffered much with swollen feet and chords.
have not been free from these swelling In eight
| years Now am perfectly well, thanks to th'
| CenttIr Liniment. The lniinent ought TO b'
| applied warm BKSJAMIS BROWN.
| The proof is In the trial. 1t is reliable, 1t i
| handy, IT l. cheap, and every family should hay
IL.
| TO tbs sick and bed-rdden the halt and lame
| to The wounded and sore. We say, 'Come and b
| healed -
| 10 the poor and distressed who have spen
| their money for worthless medicines IA bottle q
| Centaur Liniment will liz given without charge
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is adapted to the tough muscles, cords and flesh
OF horses. It, has performed more wonderful
cures of spawn, strain, wind gals scratches.
sweeny, and general lamencss, than all other
remedies in existence. Read what the great Ex
pTessmen say OF ii;
NEW YORK, January. ls1i.
Livery owner of horses should give the Cen
taur Lniment "A trial We consider IL the best
article ever used in our stable
III. MARSH, Supt Adams Ex. Stables, Ny d.
"E. PULTL, supt u ). Ex. Stables, \ Y
"a. 5. OLIS. supt. Nat TX stables, n \ ~
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug Il. -.
..GESTLEMES:--I have used over one gross Of
Centaur Lnimsnt. yellow wrapper. on the
mules of my plantation, DE .Ides dozens Of the
family Liniment for my negroes. ! want to
purchase ii ut the Wholesale price. and vii.
thank you to ship me by savannah steamer one
gross Of each Kind. Messsrs. a. 4. stewart n
Co. VIII pay your bill on presentation.
''Respecttully. JAMS DAgRow.'
The best patrons of this Lnimert are farri
ers and Veterinary surgeons. Ii heals gals.
wounds and pall-eyil, removes swelling, aud
1 is wo, ia millions OF dollars to farmers. livery
men, stock-growers. sheep-raisers, and thos'
having horses or cattle
What Farrier cannot do for so the Centaui
Iiniment will do at trifing cost.
These Linlmcnts are warranted by the pro-
prictors. and bottle will be given to any Par
rier OF Ply ician who desire 10 tesI them. sole
| crery here.
Laboratory OF j. u. ROSE Il co,
| ~ DIZZY 81. NEW DIX.
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Review will be sent to one address for
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Circulars with further particulars may he
had on application.
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THE BOOK BINDERY:

There kind Of Binding required by this community ha' cannot be
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you hare Pamphlets you irish presv send them for b"'g.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

The different editions Of TIE sun during
the. next year will be the same as during the
year that has passed. The daily edition will
on week days he q sheet Of fonr pngcs. and on
Sundays sheet ot eight pages. or Sc broad
columns; while the weekly edition will be y
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and character that are already fnmilisr to our
friends. ,
The Sun will continue 10 be the strenuous
advocate Of reform and rereH chmcnt.. and Of
the substitution OF craftsmanship, WISDOM
and integrity for hollow prcrence. imhcciii,S
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the people by the people aud for the people,
as opposed to government by frauds in thu.
ballot box and in the counting Of votes en-
forced by military violence. 1t will endeavor
to supply its rCadrrs-a body now not f.r
from n million OF sou s--Wih the most care ..
tul, complete. npd truswOrty accounts Of cur
rent events and will employ for this purpose
numerous and carefully selected staff Of re
porters and correspondence, Its reports from
Washington, especially, will be full accurate.
and fearless; and it will doubtless continue TO
deserve and enjoy the. hatred; Of those who
thrive, by plundering the Treasury or by
usurping what the law does not give them.
while it will cndcnvOr TO merit the confd cnce
of the public by defending the rights Of the
people against the encroachments Of unius i
fed power. a. %, ID. ...4 e." . y',.,,
The price of the daily Sun will be 55 cents
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. NOTICE,

The Partnership Of CLAYTOMi& rCOt has
this day expired by Limitation Of term, and
we offer Our large and full Stock OF DRY
GOODS, Hardware, Shoes, Sc. +, at cost for
CASH.
We ex'cnd our hearty thanks to the citixeDe
of the surrounding country for their very
liberal patronage. -. :.
Those indebted to us must come forward
and make settlement by January lst
Central. Nov. go, 1876 iS ~ ~
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Ifthe greatness of mon is TO be es-
timated by the Nn1ount of popular ape
pIauSe bestowed upon thom, Gov.
Hampton is confesscdIy the greatest
man in South Carolina; and, if tie
amount of popular applause rests upon
intrinsic and genuine worth and .in7
tegrity and honesty of purpose, he.is
tho greatest maP III, Am erica. ilI 80 -
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THE SENTINEL.
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TcrmaS OF suEIbserHPtIOlns
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AGVerffSimg RateS.


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arst Insertion, and so cents for each subse.
AaSRt insertion.
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SASRthS; on favorable terms.
Advertisements not having the number Of
ISsortions mSrked on them, will be published
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'!These terms srV So simple any child may
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The space occupied, as eight or ten lines can
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benefited, will bear in mind that the
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Splstion, and is taken by the very class of
perSOhs whose trade they desire.
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FLORENCE was also Visited by a dis!
astrous fro On 14th instant; several,
stores and resi- ences CONSUMED; some
covered by insurance; ir:H Fan CO. SUPPOSED 20 be
tho work of~nn incepdiory, Five ne
gro rufIiqns forcibIy entered the house
of Mr.. J. II. Has"Iton, who Iivcs-in
fivo miles hom FIorencc. He not
being at home. they grossly insul.cd
the helpless women and children,
threatening theirIives with knives and
pistols, They carried off jcwelry aud
other vauahIeS to the amount Of $500
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Blacllvilie ON tho South Carolina;
Railroad, on 14lh nstant, Iwas laid,in.
ashes, Over twenty stores. and resi-
drnccs twqrc .drstroyod; loss, not less
than $4,000; supposed to be. tic work
Of an incendinrY., ,.--II -L.- = -
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Why is ischahse 30 scarce? lsit be,
cause the fractional currency has been
replaced by silver coin, and this last
hidden away in the private Golfers?
Let it circulate freely for the; good OF
everybody; itis no better than green
backs" and in our estimation, in peace
ful times, not. half 30 convcpient.7-r
Circulation is life financinlIylas well
as phySiol0SicaIIy. ,:,....,
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Eel T M} BKl ga e.

MARRIED, on the l7th instant at~the re.
sidence Of the brides father, Dr.. J. W Earlc~
by Rev. Hugh McLpcs. MIR f. 3. O'NEAL
and MISS Nj. P. EARLE, all Of PjGkens .....
On the Eth instant, bye. L. oHingswortI,,
ESQ, MIR. WILLIAM II. LYLES, Of Oconee
County, to MISS SARAH L. LESLEY. OF
Pickens County. &c.,. ..,r:J! ,,h D..
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To Our Readers.

In accordance with our custom OF
giving the DevI and others of our
office, together with our own sweet
solf. the privilege of enjoying Christ
mas and the holidays, there will be no
paper issued from this Office next
week. We, therefore, wish our vari-
GUS readers a'"merrya Christmas" and
happy good chOor. TothO little folks
wa wiShlHn abundance Of gifts from
Santa Claus. Keep, children, II sharp
lookout on Christmas Eve night for
the coming of ST. Nicholas, in his
fairy Chariot su.' ..~. ~s8s" .uhrt
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CoLuMprA, S. C., Doc. 15.--Dr. En-

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec, 15.--Dr. En-
sor. the supefinteudont Of the L"nPtic
Asy lam, to day ygl.Ve notice to tho
board otregehts That he will be cons
pglled TO discharge all the patients in
that institution upless Steps are speed,
.Hy taken for their further NANTES
nance. He states that $4,000 OF last
years appropriation, and $4,000 of the
aspiration of 1874 arc now due, which
he is unable to collect. He has had
-bqtC$l 900 from the State since last
.spritg, and has sustained the institu-
-ti"n on his personal. csedit, ,-aandeaupun
supplies advanced by Northern. mer7
chants and tho ,Carolin" Kati9ppl
Bank Tor several months, s.,,,I ard rp
Without immediate ais, fromd he
State or charitable cQntrNb"tions, hs
Will be cQmPeIled. close .tbe ASYLUM.
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:, .. CRISTADORO S
HAIR DYE.

C:istadoro's Hair Dye is the SAFEST and
BEST; 1t acts inStantanNouSly. producing the
most natnrl shades Of Black or Brown; doe
NOT STAIN the SKIN. and is easily applied
II is standard preparation,. and favoriir
upon every well appointed Toilet for Lady or
Gentleman. Sold by Druggists.
.. j. CRlSTADORO,
i. %. Box. 1888. New York.
Dec 81, 1886 16 )
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Notwithstanding the near approach
OF Christmas, hose coming amohg
all civilized nations is ever hailed with
joy! and to :tlIe young is always an
occasion Of the fondest hnticipations;
yet, on account of the scarcity ofthe
sine qua non. and The uncerIain anG
unsettled poIitiaI state of affairs, busi
ness in every department., and the
'merchantHe interest specially seem
unusaalIy dull and Ianguishing.
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II there is any truth in phrenoIogy,
Chamberlain morally is a failure; Tor
bis head is too fat on top TO be honest.
wo become con- inccd OF this fact the
tirst time We ever saw him, q ., 90
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no 0nr Patrona.

Thoee who are in arreRrs to5us must
como forward and scttISA or wo Viii
he compelled Ito erase their names
from orr books. Many ot our sub
scriberp, Who ars good for the amount
of their sabsoription Have failed 10
pay us for several years. We can
not afford TO furnish them the paper
any longer, unless they pay up, and,
however. much we may regret to
stfike their names from our list duty
alike to ourselves and those 'sdbscIfb-
'ers. wbOaPay us 7oompells us to donso'
We hays been paying postage, and
furnishing many our paper for several
years without q cent in return. This
we are determined to do no longer,
and unIeas they settle before tho first
day OF January next, their paper will
certainly be stopped. j ' ~ ..'
we have also determined not 10
enter any more names on our books
without tho cash III advance This
viii be the hnalt6raBIe rule of this
ofiice7in! the futurO srb'd ,,i '.' '-H:
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Tie New York Observer is out with
it's prospectus for the fifty fifth year
1t is largo paper of the first class,
and should be in every family in the
land. Those who do not takoit should
send for a specimen copy at once, or,
better yet, Dhould send the price for IL
year. Any person desiring a comprc.
henSivo weekIy,nOwspaper, filled with
just the = ewS that every family wants,
and free from cIap>trap or objection:
able matter, Of anyrklnd, will lard Y
do better. than to send. $315,to IS. l..
Prim & Co., 81 Park Row, New York,
and recsive the Observer spost-paid. .
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Thoscyk knowi.n.g} thsmraeIvecss finndebted
to. Russell S Wyatt, for 1874, or r.
W. RnSseiffor 1875; either by note or
account, will find their papers inathe
hands Of M officer after 10,h Secem-, :,
her, without respect to porsona.. I
must settle. II. w, RUSSELL. ..
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AT COST FOR CASH-C0NSIsT-
ING OF: 79d1@H bio
Larg1o lot Of Ready Made Clothing;
Ladies'. .Dross aGooGsyoco rodr sIuoa 7oaY
Notions n ana Hosiery; E'', ..:., ~" 60 ,;v ~
Ladies', Misses'oand ChiMren's Shoes;
Variety of.
Mems s'aandn Boys Boots and Shoes. 81
Cr ckery,' Glass and Eearthenwarcj Il
Hardware, in great Variety d" ".'''
Jeans and ,Casssimeres. rGrL .I .yrdt ,2L
And many otLor articlcsAalld for
cash. .. r,,I, I,.... 07.ii... tim
We9mean. what wo say, this iiBa
good opportunity. for MERCHANTS or
amy one in need of anything.lp r">1
." Respectfully, 80 l,'h
RUSSELL, MARTIN & Go.
Nov 80, 1866 ''s'ia.4 Io13 \ 2Hi4]"
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still quito iIl. .'.'' ''.F'
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"President Grants total, ignorance
OF law and his cohtcmpt for legal pro-
ceedihgs and obstacles complexities
difficulties very seriously. II exposes
him to the influence of reckless nd =
visers, who do not fear that any sctu-
pies es'wiIliwork against. the ideas they
insinuate into his mind. In, his pres-
ent temper he does not sec that ho 10
being used by mon who do not care "
pin .tol his reputation, or future, but
who see in him powerful tool which
they mean to, apply TO further their
own aims, cPstipg it away when it has
done their, work."
Tho truth ID Con. Grant, who in
accordance with his West Point train
ing and his inhibition Of tho suprc-
macy of the military over the civil
authority doubtless honestly believes
that the civil authority should in all
casca yield to tho military, and that
all questions in politics should be
solved at tho point OF the bayonet, is
himself, perhaps unconsciousiy'paving
the way Tor The downfall of Am erican
liberty. If tho great people OF the
n orth and West do not in their Prov
"ss rise, as by ono consent, to crush
This monstrous hydra and common
enemy, we may then pronounce SOL
cmnly last farewell to liberty. The
South can justly say that it is no
funeral Of hers, thereby leaving tho
responsibility whore it justly belongs.
We cannot believe, however, that the
American people are 30 infatuated
that they will silently acquiesce in ,he
deprivation Of their liberty by this
como man" power. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-06
General Bradley T. JOhuson's Speech
ia BaItisaOre Oh Friday Night.
iGazette's report.

General Bradley T. johnson, Of Rich
nlond, Va, was then introduced As he
advanced to the front OF the platform cheer
after cheer greeted him. They were long
continued, and many enthusiastic persons
ieaped upon their. seats and waved their
mats wildly IN the air. This exciting scene
lasted for several minutes. ~. ~ II
General johnson, afteEsshowing that both
PARTIES were thoroughly united in demand
Tor reform in national affairs, said the. Radi-
cal party has presented to the world the I'M.
precedcnted monstrosity Of q government
VI The people against the consent Of the
governed. For ten years past it has been try
ing TO use the powers of the people ausprped
D3y votes thus acquired to control the willing
Goupes Of their usurpation. [Apphuse.1
Negro suffrage, from being u source OF
power, has become fatal wound. The
weapon they have fashioned has ttrned in
their hands. When Tilden is elected he
VII have been elected by the very wea-
pom devised to fortify their power.
lCheers.l The Radical party stands
before the world relying for It's success
solely upon the breech-Ioader and the bayo-
net. II Hayes is elected he will be elected
ny the votes OF South Carolina and 'Louisi-
ana, and every man in the country knows
That with free vote both OF these States
would support Tilden IGreat applause,
ne Radical party has run its course, and
owes to-day by the sword alone. ~ hen the
Government is on one side and the people
" On the other, and the people cannot controt
'nc Government, then the Govern VIII