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n. Il. STEVENS, Boston, Mas
What 10 Tegasfne p

II Is compound extracted from barke, roots
ari herbs II is Natures Kcmedy. II Is per-
fertly harmless from any bad effect upon tho uyD
ten. sH0ui ,sbing and strengthening. ltacte
.i:t.tiiy upon the blood. 1t Quicts the nervous
%s,ein. II gives you good, swect sleep at night.
n.,hers. FOR Il gives them strength, qhiei5 tleir
mcr, cs aid gives them Natures Hweet eleop,, ,es
iias been proved by many IN. aged persvn. Ii 20
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Yg0ETINg for the complaints for which t. 10
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EHsqH -a5oNUNENT IMsa,Fii s. n On Hfii
-sTfsgney cYst- ireB spireP8 6iie EAtbes;
drnlat R6ue1 has Just been = cohbleted.
The Semnine Religieuse of that diocese
publishes the following particulars 1rteIa-
tive to the comparative heights of the
principal monuments oT the yioi,c rs col,-
tasted With the new work: The dune
of ST. Peters ut Rome raises its cross To
452 feet above the ground. Strasburo
the highest cathedral in oh France
reaches, with its celebrated Clock tower
465 feet; Amiens. 439 feet; Charities.
399 feet; Notre Dame, at Paris. has onIv
222 feet, The Paris Pantheon. considl
cred nne Of the boldeat edifices, does not
exceed 308 feet, the cross included. On
another side. the highest pyramid, that
of Cheops, measures 478 feet according
10 some travellers, 465 feet according to
others,; and this latter calculation is the
one generally adopted. The pyramid of
Cheparem has 43O feet, that of Mycoirenus
~ feet. Among more, modern editices
go zoe::!'4 @ Ie:aaAs ee1rG:. Ia.
of MILAN. 376 feet; the Hotel de Vile. of
Brussels, 352 feet the Square Tower of
Asinelli. Italy, Sol feet; :, the dome of the
Inyaiides. Paris, 344 feet; ST. Sophia Mt
Constantinople, only rises to 100 feet !:
the Leaning Tower Of Piaa, 10 1877 feet:
the, Arc de Triomphe, Paris, to 144 feet !:
the Pantheon cofjAgfipph, To l14l feet.
the Observatory Of Paris, to SO feet.
The dome of the capitol Mt Washington.
Including its statue reaches, ,307s feet lin
height; Trinity Church steepie, New
York. to 19A.i From theke aigares, which
are given in round numbers, 1t will be
seen that the spire of Rouen, which has
a height of A9a feet ~ ID he ss1ost elevated
monument in the world. The old one.
commenced in 1854, On the piaius of
Robert Beequet, destroyed by tie fire of
1922. and which uah Justly
considered one of THO boIdest and most
perfect WORKS II existence mad height
Of 4S8 feet; it WAS, therefore, 80 feet less
than The present spife.=. .1paerican 1rchi-
feet agd ERI aes6 Ne,gs.s q "a &
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FANNY FEKE's ADvICE.-Motherp
consider it your religious duty to take
out door exercise, without fail, each day.
Sweeping mud trdtting around the house
will not take its place the exhilaratiun
of the open air and change of sceno are
absolutely necessary. Oh, know all
about Lpcy's gown that ais not finished.n
and "Eommy's jacket" and even "hisp
coat thrown in your lap. as If to add the
last ounce to the camels back; still I
say, up and out! Is it not more impor-
tant that your children, in their tender
years, should not DO left motherless. and
that they should not be born TO. that
feeble constitution Of body which will
blight every earthly blessing? Let but
tons and strings go; you will take hold
of them with more vigor and patience
when you de return bright and refreshed |;
and if every stitch be rot finished at just
such moment (and it is discouraging
not to be able to systematic in your In.
bor, even with your best efforts,) sill re-
member that "she who hath done what
she could" is entitled 70 no mean praise.
Your husband is undoubtedly 1.-The best
of men," though there are some malicious
people who might say that that is not
saying much for hitni Slill he wo,,ld
u6rer. 10 tho cnd Of time, dream what
y"Sa +Eese dying of; go accept my advice,
aud iakg-the matter in hand younrif
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s1g The himsh heart silks apickls jar
you lEjll get nothing out of It If you
shake itin G hurry. eslJffai
- niphsheris il sort of gaFroting
difsase. IL takes fellow by the throat
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ORR RSyENGE.-Hon. B. II. Hill con-
cIuGcd congratulatory address to his
neighbors i'll Athens the other day as
follows: a; az
Ny Southern countrymen, the oppor-
tunity for our revenge has come at last
and let 1t be thorough and complete.
But how shall we take revenge upon omr
enemiesf Not by invading their coun-
try nor burning their houses, nor insult
inc their womenI Not by placing .disa-
biitiees upon their great pen. nor By dis
franchising their peoplei Not by placing
them under the rule Of ignorance and
crime, reconstructing their States, and
using the army 70 protect, their robbers [!
No, no II. We will do mono OF these
things We shall take revenge by Civ.
ing them what their own Republican
leaders have been unable and unwilling
ia give ihem--!oiest, peacefnt. c,nistiiu-
,ionaI government. We will labor for
":i: s=:::s9S saiis3 ;;f;rr=e A. na..
of it. We will, breed no cnrpet. baggers,
disperse no legislatures and deprive fiS
invalid 'oldiefa Of theitSpegsians. we
shnii guard rstcT1uiiy, Inv public credit,
aud Gay faithfully the .pnbiic debt. We
shai5;lngke every fdnt 0f our soil sacred
toeeeetpan, and every freeman proud that
he's an American citizen. Finally, we
shall tius9, build again our desolate Scush,
and aiake it brighter, happier and ,no.s
prosperous than ever before. Our chill.
dren shall love it aa the dearest land
under the sun--once deceived aud often
wronged. but always honorable and brave
and forgiving.
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A promising youth of only seven
summers, who had been ACCUSED OF not
always telling the trath, cross examined
bis father. "Fathee, did you pAe TO lie
wheo you were a boy 81 mo, my son,,'
said the paternal. Who evidently did not
rccall the past with any disiinctnesa,
"Nor mother, either ?" persisted the
ynnng lawyer, .'No!-=hut why.?" "Oh,
because ! don't sec hbw ttso people who
Hkver told a lie could hsve a boy tltss
tells as many as ! do.p ~ &S
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Con,,ot be EyceZLe9,

CHARLEsTowS, MASS. March II, 1860.
MIR. II. H. STEVENS Dear Sir-This 10 TO cer-
tfy that lave usedyour q Blood Preparatioh,si
ipy.5ctofnla Or Cankerous Huiporp, or .Kleups-
aft. Affections. II cannot be excelled and. ns o
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Yours respectfully,
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VI'(la|ltES!9l:INE33-
PurL1es the Blood, Removoseo
G..::::a iEeagLeoFMses tis9 si''ssA
81 Whole System. r.,., !
IT'S MEDICINAL, PROPERTIES ARE

~ tFk0te &gStens. fr.'Ii J
IT'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARE
iile'ali,s, Tonic, Solvent and Dluictle.
tr.EriyE is :::=...A A.c,ne!yaly from t>e
%: carefully selected parks, roots aud
'fi.,. Gi'l 50 strongly concentrated. that 1t Win
smrs lualy cradi>a.e frUm tie pysten eyaTy tatlra
scrofmIn, Scrofui2uc lsqlnor, Eu.
rnrs, Cancer, Cauces%SGS ERa1soFt
y r.,r., Cauiser. Faininess a TIE
,tgn.!eh, and al lise;fe. u y atise from tpi;
,hf.i Cd seiaiicn, sneniss .sint Sry ana
iiranisgi n.s. ntsn%1tisa,l MsurniE.Hl,
sRisas gRaiea fd6h tss sSiasS piSS fa4 HalS
For NleeTsapd ErapaiyE. WIses9en of the
sh'., RHe,uIea Hin,pfee, 1soiehess
aga. vEGEriNE has neyer failed to effect o
?diiiantn, eurn.u iIn'. it'mHYS - ~
fSr 1.aias Iae inl.he sas,, IssaasI,, ,HiSEcZ a,en..
i.tmeor.rtRa. arising from internal SIas. ulsors..
m Sa ana yytsaf 'tf' an& dss sSsTS sSSb pSs Pc
e:n'sca OF tlie.e oo,ni,H.iis.!lt jnvigofntes aud
strengthens the whole system, acts upon The er-
cr"ii'c "r.ans. .alnys ir.Nihat Hon, cures uiceFl
All ~ aI"l regulates the bowels.
sdr catarsII; Dyspepaia, EEafisoa1
iIcndnrhc. Pii1a, Ncrvoassesa and
s:eutYni E;roatrnStOu oG tEo fNeryo;rD
ay-irm. no medicine has given such per.
fcrl satisfaction MS the yEGfrINE. It purisies
the blood. cleh,ses all OF lie organs, aud poc-
scsSc' controlling power over The nervous sys-
tel. ',i.-' Ss.---.'s -'.tti aiiS =
h,vo induced many pl,ysleinnanni apotlecnrieS
~'rni ne know 10 prescribe and uss " In their
h,n families. -''+i' .
reliable BLOOD PU1fRREEEs yet placed
before the public.
PREPARED ny
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sn-ei Hope islthe best-partof ogr ricbeA
W"at 1ipi,teilr tho; wealth. of tho Imiios
10 pYen. Isl our souis7 4e!g t.t.:Ga
sJ1 y EJe I4SR .1Sfsp
IN As L. Si.G
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MANSION HOUSE.
!, ,''Hfair, street, street

COLUMBIA. Ss,.A.. ! n
TUsHIs House is now 'opef for the e;rieeccs,. recesp,..
be employed-to render guests comfortabic;.
It is newly furnished throughout, and the
table is supplied with thesbest the nioryet
affords. The Mansion House is located In
the centre of. the city, .convenieni 10, bn.;.
ness and all principal points, Transient and
permanent board at reasonable rates. Car.
riages in connection with the H9dse.- ~
Oct 10. 1875 ID Gc.iA OF; ~ : :.
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STATE OF SOUTH cAkoLINA,,' . :
NJ = 90 m : iyySpoko,y f....s p,

~ ANDEhsoN Cousrf:.
'oy " " HltumpA,eyy.'.. Esq, ttoeqt: J4ag.
WHEREAS, pr. e, NJ. Brown has as mad. mad.
suite me to grant him letters Of Admin;s'
trah m. on the Estate and effects of Inn
Reed dUcoased.GGGe -, t.ieiD49 :. IS'N'
These are therefore to cite and admonirl,
me in Court of Probate, to Be hs.d y'iVre at An
derson Court House, on Friday. sJahna.
,rIy 18th. 1877. / after. publication hereof,
t., shcw cause, ifany they have, why the aid
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this z2nd day OF
Deccniber "A. D: 1876. .4 - w.. ~
c..o 81 w. w. HUMPHREYS.
Dec %. 1876 24 " 'oes.e' %
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Gives Health, Strength 0ssts :.
AppefSte. i'aG /.
My daughter mas received gTeat benefit S.oE.
the use Of the VEGETrNE. Her declining health
friends. a few bottles OF tho VEoETISE res
iorcd her health, strength and appetite: ,.i
y. II. TILDES,
insurance and Real Estate Agent, - - .i ,
E. No. 80 Sears Building, Boston, Mesa.
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PARE MI OFFICE, MOBILE, ALA
F. E. DAVIDSON, President. ,,
M. G. HUDSON, Vice President.
II. W.. FORT, Secretary.

South Carolina Department, Colum.
bla. s. G.
Capital Stock, 9lOO, 600
THos. B. JE.ER. President
THos. A. McCREERY, Vice President.
II. p. GREEN. Secretary. 4
McMAsfER & nECoHrs, ,i..,u
Attorneys Columbia, s.. C. .r..
J. II. EvINs,
Attorney, Spartanburg, s. C.
Dr. B. W. TAYLOR,
Medical Director.
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f" 4 Complcte Pictorial History, of the
-1sn,es"-"7He best, cheapest, and ntost :
successful Edmiiy Paper In az
- the Uition." y ~ al
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- Toe' underaigne:l,i having purchased n.
enITs e ,t1 stgek, OF; General Merchapdise, ,Sd Of
partneroliip, aiid will continue to reitnS;sS;L
low for cashta at the DID stand, un,sr tEs tI,s
irM name and, style Of Sutherland darn. as
"''','s IN. syTHEkEAND,a
w. &c. ARMSTRONG;,
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Security EconomyI LiberaIity
Are the leading principles Of this Compa-
ny. All approved forms of Life and En-.
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cies of one, three, five or seven years. 1'o3i
All Life Policic4, non-forfeiting after an.
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entitled to Paid-up Policy. OF, cash surren.
Dividends may be used to protect Policies'
against lapsing in case OF failure to pay pro.
miums. This, with the non -forfeiting and
cash surrender features. are, sufficient to
make this Company popular among think.
ing men.
Good Agents wanted.
R-F-, MhiifIiT. ;ir-, Agent. S"i.'
Apri, Ia, 1876 y ,''a"soS1 '.7S'i'i'. =
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FFHHE firm of J.. n. Sutherland a, c.,,.
- tihsaday dissolvedl by mutllst c,non on
Al Indebted to the. frm will make rs~n,an: sen.S
toJ. N. Sutherland, who is All, ,ors,cs sstlaent n
settle up the business Of the a!in: iiHuhsSe, iiHeu se
'->i i@-a j N. sUTHERLAND. /,
n. J. ,ABldSTRONGIf
w F. SUTHERI, ,SE.n'r1
Belton, S. G.. NoY. On IR7R NNNO.
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VIcKsRWRc

THIS SCHOOL WILL REOPEN FOE
l. tie Fall and Winter Session, on Mon
day, Sd september next. Number OF Hchol.
ars limited. Terms accordif 6 70 branches
taught. Classes In the Higher Mathemat.
Ice, Greek and Latin languages will be
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aug29-2w X, d. HOWE, Principal.
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AMERICAN MECHANICS IN ENGLAND.
Twenty years ago, when the tide Of
emigration from the British Islands was
n its height aud the worsingmen Of
the Old World were hurrying to our
shores In search Of what they termed
Giving wages" few would believe in so
short a time The current would SGT the
other way aud workmen would will
lingly leave this country 10 teek EN-
p,oymcDt In England. Yet such is the
case at resent. Owing TO q general
strike Of the carpenters OF Manchester,
England, a large number Of wOrkmen
have been imported from America 10
oil the pisces Of the strikers, and If
possible to break down their ~organlz9-
lion. The wages demanded by the
Manchester carpenters seem email when
compared With those which lRborers
grumble at receiving here, and are far
below VIVA, carpenters should earn In
this country were Il not for he almost
total cessation of work. FOrty.one shil-
lings and two pence, or about ten dol
lara for fty-tWo hours work per week
is regarded by the English workman
as Q fair rate Of wages, and lie strikes
because the masters or "bosses" will
not graft the advance 10 thai figure.
Without a doub. the COS, q living 10
this country is create than in England,
bu; The difference vii! not satisfactorily
account for The objection Of the Amer
lean carpenter 10 work Tor a proper
tionateiy low rate ci wages at home,
when be is willing to accept what he
considers tho starvation wages in Eng
land and which, by the way, happens
10 be the rate which English workmen
strike to secure. Ii our workmen only
considered that If they give struggling
builders, contractors and property own
ers at home a chance 10 raise their
heads above the waters Of debt into
which they have been plunged by the
general shrinkage of values, there
would DO no necessity for their going
10 Manchester 10 get employment. The
movement, however, lie an interesting
one, as II marks one Of the processes by
which the labor market adjusts itself,
-[New York Herald.
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The valuation CT realty is the same
SIS last year. The State tax IS five mills
on the dollar. The Board OF Super.
visors have nc. yet levied the county
tax for this year, bu; will probably do
so at their next meeting on the fret
Monday in September.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-31

TIE Cincinnati Commercial remarks :
at Is not lack Of executive ability that
is the matter with Carl Schurz. He is
IN full pursuit Of the frauds in his de-
partment. There are millions in those
frauds. We suppose there must be for
~ newspapers under the Influence OF
the thieves interested In the various
frauds in the Department Of the Int.
rior. II was foreseen that SchurZ
would hunt down the thieves. He has
been making Investigations, without
telling the thieves what he was about
He has not given them the opportunity
that they are accustomed to enjoy, to
vindiCato themselves by the intimida'
ton Of Witnesses"
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h&brro} qyalA
PASSING AWAY

q NJ away; passing aHay
lt' sweet Summc- ToPc7 arr t"'N,te
away;
iaeir beauty !. Ha'',g rL'.' "asr1E e
has Ted,
ga Sith'rlnc 'n'y i' :L"t' GawI. "w.
" bel.
IN' lair, dew mrfr' a. l.'as sp,' ios
Will rise,
10, palo srnrs yioV s.t,, r. evening, rlear
,ue cooling dos L.l, a., -. d. ...-4i
rain,
r., .Lc, ra,r, vun ngu,eu, 81 ar'c.
again
rRssir" GwI! pas !nG aRa!:
r!isht hopes Q. ny yANit nov i~N .
passing i " ay,
via the beautiful y,sIons inat elsadeh
ny eye
by d yllme ) bich tilne, az 'uO 60 It."
skiesi
a., hnpe ma p,,' 20. t e. n, -"i.l
heart;
telgBt dreams tyir:rca D. ri .r' "a r,c.
hers may start,
-: those ofm! yrt may -
tor ncJ nee vi' ...i., ta,..t.nuy
again,
passin. o&eJ yDselfG a1"",
tLcGds it..C lof'd. .hrw IT., e. j,r'
.HS ava!
q ta5C watched u ,."i {: 'L"i lj,
solemn tide,
W 10 the pale, si!"r' nur.r"L N"i, hose
90 their side:
~ aight the d IL a. .do,r deep,
&c fled laI,
Nr, lie bore them away :, ia ','.nicss
shore
and my hsnr. m't".,. ,.l - l~raota;.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-31

UNscRUruLoUs dealers have tried 10
fitch from ,Dooley Brothers their tai
ent and reputation. DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER is always sold in CAM, and is
absolutely full weight. Be sure you
get the right article, and II will be a
blessing TO the household, and q saving
to the purse,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-31
W. G. RAUM,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Crawford Street,
ytxi DUOg TO Mississippi Valley Bank.

DROMPT ATTENTIUN GIVEN TO
sale OF Merchandise and Produce Of
every description, in private or a. Auction:
Particular attention given 70 the sale Of
Real Estate, at suction or ct private sale.
Keep constantly on hand, o large stock
OF Furniture OF every description, which l
sell at Factory prices, With freight added.
auR9l .M2t.dom
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-31

TIE Burlington HawReye thinks that
the great objection 10 c0d6Sh is its for
eigD accent.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-08-31
ylCKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 81. M
REPORT OF SHERIFF FLANAGAN.

Of the ShsFtf'S Office since January let, ls76-COmparatYe
Statements for The Years 1874, 1875, and 1884 Mass of
Facts and Figures that will Please The Taxpayers.