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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-12-07
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation OF
life, it circulatcs through ever pan
OF tic body, and unless it IS pure
and rich, good hcal,h i. impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way 10 drive
it out Is to puiIfy and enrich the
Llood
These simple f&c:, are well
known. and the highest medical
authorities agree ,i.1 nyIhins Lut
iron will restore the Hood 70 ;:s
natu:;i oondi,Dn; and also ,ha,
III the non preparations hitherto
made blackcn the teeth. cause head.
acI.c. and are Otherwise injurious.
EKp"%'S hos iNiira, wilithor-
""Shiy and quickly a'.,im.lla,e "i,h
tic blood, purI:.ir" an strengthen.
III. ii, AMI thu, d'i.. j.scasc from
au; part ni the 5, s''r:., and il will
net h!lchcn tnc tcciu. c,urc head
ache or Crn,tivAuUn. a:.i IS posi-
uYcly Hy! injurious
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: The comedy follows the trapet

- The comedy follows the tragedy
In the Montezuma {Ga.) Weekly what
follows appeared the other day: "a
young man in our town fell iD love, but
was too simid to verbally ask his adored
one for her hand and 90 studied up q
novel way to propose. Hs sent her tSo
different colored roses and asked permis.
sion to call that night, requesting her to
,wea. the red rose ii sbe would have him
and the white one If not. He still dared
not call with the prospect Of refusal
aus; sent friend ahead to see which rose
u4siwogn. Everything was as our friend
wished it. aud he is now happy" i,
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POINTS FOR HUsBAEDs.-Don'tt think
that when you have won a wife, that
you have won slave.
Don't expect yonr wife to honor and
love you it you prove man unworthy
of honor and love.
Don't caress your wife in public and
snarl and growl at her in private. This
proves you hypocr:,e.
Don't forge: !hat If you both live a.
you should, that you will always be rc
spected as genteel persons.
Don't find fault with her extravaganza
in ribbons, ETC., until you have shut down
ON cigars, tobacco, whiskey, etc.
Don't think that your wife has less
feeling than your sweetheart had. Her
relationship to you has simply changed,
mot her nature.
Don't expect your wife to have no feel
ings. Not to have is not TO be human {;
sud besides, you were marrying a lady
when you married her, and she married a
gentleman.
Don't make your wife feel that she is
an incumbrance on you by giving grud-
ingly. What che needs give cheerfully,
as If 1t was pleasure to doso. She will
feel better, and 81 will you.
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T'U Z TT'S
exp RANT

IL composed OF Herbal nni NU'iinpinou. iiL'!-
ucts, which pc ernentc the substAnCe OF tho
Lungs, expectorntes the ncrfd matter
that collects IN the BroLchnl Jutc-, and firms y
soothing coating, VIII, h relieyes tho ii-
ritatlon thn. CARES the cough. Il CirRnscg
them when enfec b!ed by disease, i.iylgvr
n,es the circulation Of the b!oo;, and ufnc..'h9
ntrrpuasyst.in. slight colds often end In
conuumption. 1t is da nGerous 10 neglect
them. Apply shc remedy promptly. A
t"atof twenty y.nrs warrants the a-srItioii h"'
norsmody haa ever been found that IL u y
prompt ini'sct!ects $ MS TUFTS EHPEGT0RhHT.
"a, LIKE m"ae '5 ntses A. ts Bhis Bm, sn,,.,
ohst'nat. cough. ApIcaGant cortiinI, chill
;lren take II readily. For Group IL 10
Invaluable Hni slI IOHii he IL! ever: family.
En 21c. md 81 IiaffIca.
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[sEALl JOHN ". DANIELS, c.cP.
Nov l6, 1882
Patents and Claims.

TYAVING formed q copartnenhlP Z
Ill ] s. Duffie & Co., OF Washing
D. c., I am prepared to prosecute PioIl
all claims for Pensions, or increa'so o. \
sions for Soldiers, or the widows and I
dren of soldiers who served in the sl
1912, the Indian wars, the Mexican sI
the late war. Also. Bounty, bsa y
Restoration to Pension Roll, Lana y y
rants, and all other claims agallla ';
Patents secured for Inventions DteCIll
Designs an d Trade Marks. No lee aaI
except for preliminary examlnauoa y
O Patent is obtained. q,
w. D. BEWLEY. Anderson ~ =,
July 13, 1882 o2
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INs1Inr
LEXINGTON ylpc,,u,

This well known STATE I,,,I,n,.'
in successful operation since ,ss,'...n ,sHa .. IA
reorganizsd by the act Of Msr.b va mn ,i.ili
new Board of Visitors, snd ths =, !, @ 7.
old Faculty, Is now prepared IN sH;pti .n,a;a 9
best terms. the distinctive sdy'n,,E! m
Scientife and Military School 1nonm! M q "
y. =. Military Academy at West pai,, M '.ai :,
the same system so successfully NM, III y
war. The Faculty, which on. fi,T i,:S-.s =,
Stonevall Jackson, Gen. r. r PoIs, Ia.a :l
M. r. Maury, now consists OF thr fsi,..i.., !,
intendent and ProfessorL: u"his
Gen. F,RANcIs ii. SAITH, LID sn,,s.
snd Professor Math and Mor,I p{g...,.
Gen. I. II. Williamson, Prof: Pr,,,Is.ir;t,
Col. 8. SHIP, Com. Cadets and Prof IL
Col J. NJ. BROOKE, Prof. Phy,ies w. '"aa
Col: NJ. d. HARDIN, Prof. General ,,i !.
Chemistry, etc. "a Y
Col. 7. NJ. SEMMEs, Prof Modern I,,r,..
Col. J. w. LYELL, Prof Matb. and iaSt
Col. j: II: MORRISON, Adjunct Prof o.,
Col. L. W. NICHOLS, Prof. Civil Al +,
Engineering and Astronomy. =
Under he direction c. IN efficient r,,,,
mittee Of the Board OF ' .sltoru. and MIN t !,
larged annuity from the State. eIp,,ps..
are reduced to the lowest rates, Ssn;,,
SEPT. /. WAN
For Information or appointment, ,ddru
: Nov Is. 1882 is S';
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BRowS's IRON BIrTERs cGectual.
~ cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders :hs greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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Saved his Chile.


~. EgsIw ST.. E-.tsmorr. Ma.
feS. -. i3S,.
Cert. :-tpon he rccumrno nLA-
i.Ja Of a ifsrrd ! u:e.i BpowH's
laoH liIIrEE, as tonic and re-
,:o!a:.ve for NY daughter. whom
was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away With Consumption.
Having !o,t ihrcc daughters By the
terrible disease. under the care of
eminent physicians. Was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress OF tic di.e1.e. but. 70
my great surprise. before my Jamsh-
ter had taken one bottle If BRowS's
IE0H BIrrERs. she began 10 mend
and now Is quite restored to former
health. a fHh daughter h"gan 10
show sisn, Of ton,unpl .rI, and
when the physician VI, consulted
he quickly SAID Tones were re-
CURED and when informed that
the elder s,ier was taking I:ROws's
lEoH BITrErs. responded THAT is
ngood tonie. take IL
AuoKhu PHELrs.
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Something NEW In EDUCATIOH'
Common Sense In the School. Room.
Ono Thing Mt ~ Time

One IhfnG MT Ia I7lMe Q.
TN the Female College at Will.
IL linInstOn. q. O.. OF which REV.
y. LANDER is President, each pnpi! de-
votes Ave weeks to ono principal study, aad
avoiding the habit of dissipated thought
No Public Exercises waste the time,
distract the attention, or shock the motlesty
Of its pupils. Graduation may occur
at the end Of either S weeks Section; !;
eight times In year. Liberal Ee.
diligent pupils. materially diminish the
cost Of education. Location easily accessi-
BILE, quiet, healthful. Noted Chalybe
Spring. No dram-shop in the county.
Send tor Catalogue.
April 20, 1882 &c 8m
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-01-26
THE GOLD MEDAL GALLERY.

person walking hurriedly down First Street
with hts whole mind intent on business, would
hardly notice the many brilliant displays made on
either side but with plenty of leisure upon. ones
hands how great the variety, how much to and
admire, especially Is this the at the entrance
to 1877 and l69 One cannot but stop and admire
the beautiful specimens of graphic art that fill the
either side of the hail. consisting of Cards.
Cabinets, Panels Boudiors, Imperials, Views,
Crayons, etc. Having partially satisfied your mind.
curiosity will impel you to 60 further, and mount
ing the stairs you stand before the door with the
modest sign, Frank G. Abel, Photographer, and two
little words which please you more for they are
brim full of hospitality and good nature-Walk In.
Taking advantage of the invitation, generously ex-
tended to ALL you open the door when perfect SUM-
burst of beauty breaks upon the vision. Massive
frames in gold, ebony, marqueaire, carved and gilt,
filled with beautiful specimens of the art preser
vative" line the walls from floor to ceiling Look
and admire to your hearts content and II perchance
you wish to make sitting the amable wife of the
proprietor will show and explain to you the different
dressing. room Ia ladies' boudor of itself. From
there to the operating room and II ia DONE No 1t Is
not done, you cannot get your picture for week
or ten days to come. Your negative must go
through the hands of the retoucher the printer and
hnisher and then since the close Of the state
fair these parlors have been crowd
ed and yet many additions have been
made to the working force Of the establishment.
Still the work accumulstes, and you will have TO
wait few days this account for the finished
work. Never mind; time flies swiftly: 1t is now
done, and you view the finely finished and artistic
work. you will be but one of thousands made happy
by visiting the Photographic parlors Of Frank q.
Abel, 1877 and 1859 First street-Porfland Sunday
Ore0outdu
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A LETTER.

PORTLAND, Jan. s, 1882.
Having been great sufferer from rheumatism for
several years. and tried numerous remedies Of every
imaginable description, and great number of ply
sicians, all to purpose. last spring had very
severe attack Of fnfammatory rheumatism so as to
confne me TO my bed. was advised to try Dr. Hem
leys Rheumatic Neutrslizer, and to my great sur
prise commenced gaining, and in q short time was
able to get about. do freely recommend the Neu-
believe 1t is without exception the best medicine
for eradicating rheumatism from the system In tho
world. 8. r. MATHEWS.
formerly of the Chemeketa hotel, SsleLi, and
now of the Esmond.)
DR.. Henleys office ia 203 Third street. near Taylor.
Portland, Or. Hodge, Davis Co. Wholesale agents.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-01-26
OREGON TO MAssACn UsErrs.

Some time ago Messrs. Hodge, Davis Co.. Of this
city. read In = Massachusetts, paper that Hon.
Charles r. Ladd, suditor Of that state, afflicted
with an incurable kidney disease, and had been
obliged to give up work and return to his home.
They Immediately sent him box Of their celebrated
Oregon Kidney Tea, and from time to time sent him
other boxes. A few days ago they received from
him the following letter:
COMMONWEALTH MAssAcHusErTs,
Auditors Dept. Boeton, Nov. II, 1881.
Messrs Hodge, Davis Co.: Dear Sirs-I have no
hesitation In saying that have been much benefited
by the Of the Oregon Kidney Tea a. q remedy for
kidney difficulty which has troubled me for six or
eight years. can heartily recommend It to those
who are similarly afflicted - . safe and agreeable
remedy. shall test its virtues further for have
great faith in 1t specific for many diseases of
the kidneys. Respectfully yours.
CHAS. r. LADD,
The original of this letter be by calling
Messrs. Hodge. Davis l. Co., Portland, Oregon.
and the Oregon Kidney Tea can be bought of any
druggist or dealer, In Oregon or Washington. Price
81 per box.
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urine and many other Diseases 'hst lead to Insanity
and death.
mn. NyNTYE Will agree TO .orse.' Five ~ unar~a
D0lIsss~ for q uf this Kind tie VITAL - H
STORAT1vE under his spcc.a nd,ff~H treat
n,ent viii not cure OF Tor anything impure or inJuri.
Diseases successfully without mercury; s~a~aststtes
fre<. Thorough examination and advice. INCLUDING
analysis urine, ss ot Price - sfsi Re~fsruative
" GOA bottle fDnr times the qranfsty tie.
any address receipt Of prt,". q. d.. secure
from observation: and ~ private NAME cesrcn. oy
a. y. M1NTKE. -. n.
N k~mray street. snn frAsrisre. C,sA
M. MINrTE's kidney RENkDv. \ n
PA E1T(t VI, lures all kinds NJ Kidney and
Bladder Co,ni'alnts ,svnorlhra. 3ieet, IsucorThosl
For sale by ali dr"vssts - bottle s bottles TOR y
DIR. MlNTsE's nANDE5.IoN FILLS are
the hest and cheapest DYSPEPSlA and NJ n-nOVJD
cure N the MARKET For sale BY al. frrsgisfs
HODGE. rAvls a co. raf- land. ar. Wh,eSale
Agents
An Orders for Nj dicine e. a. N. mus; be sccornpar
ni. with NJ - ~ guarantee Of good faith, which
Will be deducted when the parsnge L shinfed.
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MALARIAL DISEASES,
The Great English Remedy.

Is - uevr-.iA.iiig Cure for
Nervous Debility ifx hAust-
ed NitsiiTy seminal Weak.
il,-s. .',prrfnstorrhca. lsO<a
Manhood. impotency
Paralysis, aiii all tpeterri-
bic effects ~ salf-Ahuse-
Youthful fOllfrs. and ex-
css<t's IA na,nrer yeArs,
snrh - ietss pf Memory.
i.assi. uie Nocturnal Ennis
sions, Az rsi1i. - Society
Iiirire>s ~ VlSs,n, <o.ss--
IN the Head. the vital mud
passing u'ons..s-Yeo In the
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MAeaACHUaETTs,
as HOUSEHOLD sE vino MAcHI> rs.

Elk steamer Columbia, just received at CARR
sons Sewing Machine Store, l67 Third street.
This makes three heavy shipments Of this excel
lent machine received during the last four
months two of which have been entirely ex-
hausted since the fall trade commenced. The
success of the Household" has been unprece-
dented, it having become the leading sewing ma
chine of Oregon, its superior qualities rendering
il q universal favorte
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Climax Washing Powder.

The housewives friend has earned tcstmonias from
all who have ured II. among which are the Sisters
superior Of 81. vncents hospital. Portland and the
sisters Of Charity Of the House Of Providence a. YAH
couver II saves all the labor OF washing and brings
the clothee In better condition than by any other
prress Of washing. n. W.. WIlsou h the general
land
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Cincinnati advices say there is de
crease in pork-packing. There is, how
ever, no decrease in the number of hogs
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-01-26

Garrison is public benefsctor. because he sell
better Sewing Machines for less money than hai
ever been done in Portland before.
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The "Househod" took the first premium for
Best Family Sewing machine at the Mechanics
Fair, John B. Garrison, 1877 Third street, Port
land. Genera. Agent.
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:. 20 New se,,e.,. NJ. "A
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-08-18
MODERATE DRINKING.

las it often occurred to the common
observer that it is the moderate drink cr
who makes the regular soakcr-that he who
begins By tipping-by coquct,ing with the
fiend-will mos; surely i'll tn: end become
the victim?
Did you ever know any man who enter
tanned the least fear of his bccomn. adiic-
ted to a habit which he could not ut viii
break up?
Did you ever know any man VIII" indu--
cd i'll the u.s. of spirits h,biiullly whp il
not become foud of it, and more than apt
to become ,irunkard?
There IS always danger. No man is safe
who habtually drinks spirits, no matter in
how small discs The habit will grow upon
him until he will be victimiscl. Alcohol
is not conducive to health or to comfort,
and whenever DR.. prescribcs whiskry you
may rs well dispense with his services, for
his remedy will be apt to prove worse than
the disease.
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DENoMINATONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY OF
ENGLAND

The Church Of England has led the way
for tcmpcrancc work Of late "cars. Arch
bishop of York, Bishop Ellc,tt, Can"ns
Wilbcriorcc and Ellison, and large numbers
Of the pnrochial clergy, have put forth all
their strength. aud the uutcpm' of varied
and earnest ahor> is. tha, in twenty iii cc>cs
the mcmbrrihip has reached the nI.h figure
Of three hundr ID aud two Thousand six
hundred and ten individuals The total,
ui course is Il much Larger figure. There
il, also, n scamrns branch, aud branches
for railway employees and for domestic ser.
wants Oar Baptist Total Abstinence .\>so
catluu Is of much more modest, not To say
contracted Dimensions. 1t reports among
its members only seven hundred aud six
minister's. four hun lrrl anl fifty three dra
cons, and two hundred Students \ good
work is being done. Rev. w. i. l.rug is
it, lecturer and travelling agent. This blp
ti>m of temperance reform in th" spirit OF
cvamg"ll>tIc ricty, Is one Of the most prom.
i>ing Sig'rs uI :hc times in EuIllnl. To
Undue" the pr"pIr, especially the low and
drunhrn. t" hcr"mc thristlnn trrtntlilrrs j.
worthy of all the zeal aud hhcralty that can
hc enlisted in the crusade against the drink
in@ custom, of English soricty.- N"tio"u,
B"piist.
AuI with all thi, array at earnest work
in @rcat rrtnrm movement it !, pliu!ul t.
! find churchm u throwin. cold water upon
the efforts ofthr w &. r. l.. to check the
IN D>t mon-trru- evil society or religion has
t. contend with Vows. what are vows
..,l l. l.. l.
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CONNECTIONS.

4. With the South Carolina Railroad from
Charleston.
With W: mingion, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington aud all points North
thereof.
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road from Charlotte and all points North thereof
Il with Ashcvilc and Spartanhurg Railroad
for points in Western North Carolina
T.. With \. and {. Div. Il. an,l ID. Il. R. from
all nuintS South and West.
ID. With y. and Div, Il. and u. L. Il. from
Atlanta and eyond.
l.. With y. and &. Div, X. and ID. Il. r. from
ali points South and West.
+. With South Carolina Raih Dad for Char
lesion.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington AMI the Nrrth.
With tharlotte, ,ulumhin AMI Augusta Rail-
road for Charlotte and the North.
q. With Ash,vilc and Spartanburg Rail
road from llendersonvillc.
II. With \. and &. Div, Il. and D. Il. r.,
from Charlotte aud bcyond
Standard Time used is Washington ID. c..
Which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia.
/. vi. X. TALCOrT. General manager.
J. ". FRY. Superintendent.
y. PorE, General Passenger Agent.
April - II If
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All the Old Departments to be Retained.
EMBRACING
AND ONLY $500 Per YEAR

Considering the quantity and quality, as well
as the variety of interesting matter here fur
nished, we claim, that GOdcy'S Ldiy's BOOk is the
Cheapest and best Monthly Magazine in this
country.
Your News Agent will supply n sample copy
for 20 cents; or we will send Il Snmpte Copy on
Receipt Of II cents. And If you conclude to
order the Lady's Book for one year, you de-
deduct the money sent for the sample copy when
you make the remittance for the full year sub
scrIptinn.
Club RliScrS! Take the fed ut once
and do mt let your harvest get into other hands
Remember that you are Offering magazine that
has been before the public for more than half
century, and in all that time il never has been
cqusllcd by any of its rivals
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HEREDITY.

That distinguished scientist, DIR. Darwin,
says. "it is remarkable that all the diseases
arising from the drinking Of Sprirupu, or
icrmcutCd liquors are liable To become he
rcditaTy, even To the third .cncratiun in
cvcasing if the cause be continued. til the
family becomes extinct" This is "A fearful
picture, but it is not the les. true, ~ nearly
every ones experience, will convince them
if they will take the pains 10 trace back to
the fountain head 1t is dreadful rrSpnns-
sibility to indulge in u habit which mry b.
CntallCd!rom father to son for generations -
Il habit which bee mss rs much a disease a>
scroiula, consumption, or any other mAAly
We pity from the bottom OF cur heart any
manwho has not the moral power t. restrain
his appetite who crows crazy at the >in, II
Of whiSkey and indifferent to the appeals Of
wife, children or irirul> Poor fellow. hr
is to be piticd, for he is helpless his nerve
power has been destroyed, and his appetite
has the cntirc control Of his moral n,tur,.
There is no man more miserable than h. III
his lucid Intervals no man who has Il
greater horror ofthc depths to which he finds
himself going down, down, surely and rapid
y. Give him word OF cumiort-a h. lpiu-.
hand hope that h. mny bc able to
win the battle
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A FEARFUL P1cTUE, BUT TRUE TO THE LIFE

The incbriatc, anticipating the anatom;st,
Bogus the indura,ing process before death;
begins it while the mind still remains the
consecra'cd temple Of tn. soul while its
gossamer like tissues still throb with hcav-
en- born life, thus drying up the sweet
fountain Of affection, pctriiying the noble
impulses of a generous nature, leaving Il
brain Of lead and heart of stone. To this
complexion must come at last all who go
into the tolls of the tcmptcr
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GOOD TIDINGS.

1t is always pleasant to hear good news.
A few days ago the people Of Eatonton, Ga +,
had quite Il rejoicing over the bountiiul
harvest that had blessed the county, the
prospect of coming crop and not among
the least that the last blr room in the coun-
ty had been close | by the voluntary act Of
the Proprietor.
Eatonton would be good place to move
to, for all people who love quiet and wish to
spend their days peacefully.
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Bas~Thc Band Of Hope meets at the Meth
odist Church every Thursday, at p. NJ.
Bay- The w. G.. L. L. meets every alter
nate Friday, at the Methodist Church, a
3 =. NJ, from Aug 18th.
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THROUGH CAR SERVICE.

Solid trains between Columbia and Wnlhalnr
Through cars bctwccn Charleston and Iicu,lcr-
S"nvillc and Charleston aud Grecn>illc. uhvini-
ing change Of cars between either Of the above
POINTS.
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in all case. Also give your Pnstoicc,
County and State for every name you send
How To- REMIr.-Scnd II Post. office Dr.icr or
draft on New York or Philadelphia. And if
neither of these can be had send Bank notes
in - Registered letter.
Address all letters, and make rcmttauccs pay
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