^á^^ Of tMtsaeh.r, io thia U«w*. We-e^bi*«, ip hal».

possesses tnt oUsl «apeeUttes a* » teacher, »nd,bu b*»D «tt«ecMf«i U» » marked degree ia thateoonexten. ..

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¿saT* Our mdfjrt«r* referred io the announce¬

ment, ia pro»«, mud poetry of Mr. Jtímxrj» N.SPAM«. He in rite« the Hob and tba phar, to»lilt bil «tore, M he ls »roll preparad to eau. totheir wanta, herin« i-eedved a large , ead wallsnorted stock cf Grocorles and Family Sappllea.Alto a variety ofToy« And Ooo feo tlone ry for theHdldeye, '

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f*~ A poetleal writer ha« adrea ibo mysterythat Caldwell'« RooU »pd Shoes, eaanot be ex.

celled in quality and price. Bead the poetlealadvertisement ia to-day '«paper, .end give him a

call, and Judge for yourselves. His Shoes aro o {the best quality, «od «old at reasonable prices.

D«Uuqeut Tax Payer»Will observe the notion of Mr. T. J. Cog HI.AW,County Treasurer, In thia. ISafté, and pay up.

saood Illings ait n«ye»vlll«.Be sore to read the advertisement of Ur. J F.

BLsan. nf Msy^Tnio, io tbib Isawe. He has a

floe variety, »nd awong all the rest, a host ofgoods things for Christmas. Wo ¿eke pleasureIn commending this establishment to liberalpatronage.

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Stone Sc ivxurray»« «Ureas «nd Trained.Aiilm«|a Combined,

Will exhibit hore on Friday, the 9th last. Theyhave received favorable notices from the presswherever they,haveexhibited and have eleotrifledImmense audiences by their intrepidity and skill.

Sale* Day.Many people were in town on Monday last,

ead mueb real estate changed hands. Tbafollowing tracts of the Cololough Kata to were

sold at the priées earned s

Trae) No. ], 737 «eres, sold at $5 00.Tract No. S, 868 aeres, sold at $8 60.Treat No. 4, 360 aeres, sold at $2 60.Tract No. 6, 686 acres, sold at $6 00.Traet Ne. Ö, 608 aerea, sold et (6 00.Tract No. 7, 623 aerea, sold at $6 00.

842 aores, sold at te* 00.

mr««onie.At a regular Communication of Claremont

Lodge, No,, di, A.VFV M.'. held ThursdayDecember 1, 1870, tb« following officers were

elected far the ensuing Masonic year«Bro. T. V. WALCH,..W. M.W. J. PRINGLE.S. W.JOS. M. WILDER,.J. W.R. W. DURANT.Tressurer.M. C. WILLIS .Secretary.W. H. OIRARDKAU.S. D.R. M. JONES.M.J. D.A. M. CORBETT, I Steward.-D. B0BKRT8ON, JötewarasE. C. GREEN, )J. H. TERRY, V... .Charity Committee.R. W. DURANT, j '

At a Regular Communication of Sumter LodgeNo. 120, A.*. F.*. M.*. held Monday eveningDecember 5th, tho following offlcors were electedfor the enauing Manaonio year t

Bro. J. B. ROACH, (re-elected). \V.'. M.*

Sro. M.G. RYTTBNBERO.8.-. W\rei J. 8. TOUCHBERBY,.J.". W.\

Bro. B. R. NASH.Treasurer.Bro. W. H. CUTTINO, P.*. M.'.Secretary.Bro. T. M. DaLOKMB, P.-. M.*.....S.% D.-Bro. 0. F. BULTMAN,....-J.*. D. .

If you want to buy Harness, Saddles,Trunks, Valises, Bags, 8atoheIs, Collars, Harnea,Chains, Riding-brldlea, Martingales, Whips,Spurs, Curry-combs, Horse brushes, Feather-brushes, Axle-grease, Oil, Leather, SaddleryHardware, and all Goods kept in a first classSsddlery Establishment, call at J. S. Tofu AW ACo.'«., No. 8 South Front St. Wilmington, N. O

The Rural Carolinian Por DecemberFilled with in lei eating and Instructive readingmatter, abd beautifully illustrated, this favoriteSouthern agricultural magasine is once more

wsloome to our desk. Its eontenls are more

varied and yet of more uniform value and inter¬est thsn, porhaps, any other magasine ofa simi¬lar dais. We notice in this numbera valuablecommunication from Bolivia, another from Eng-land, and on acknowledgment of courtesies ro"

ceived from the British Cotton Agentin the BastIndies, all showing that the Magasine ie readand appreciated in those far dictant auatters ofth« globe. Its immediate home interest is how¬ever, its principal attraction, and Its accurate in¬formation in regard totbe agricultural affairs ofthe Southern United States, and its speelal devotlon to these, is the cause of its importance tothe foreign reader. From Virginia to Texas andArkansas its subscribers and voluntary contri¬butors keep if well posted, while its editor andhis able corps of assistants display the greatesttact, as well a« the moat extenaive information,in their varioua departments. The Rural lsentirely worthy of the wonderful succès ss whichit has aohleved, and we think that lt ahrnld bein the banda of every farmer in the South. Wewant each others' coop«ration, and to obtainthis it Is necessary to know what we are eaohdoing, and this can only be accomplished bv allreading and all contributing their information tosuch a periodical as The Rural Carolinian.

Our modern courso of living begets a condi¬tion of the body that reoalres occasional relief.The system becomes enfolded, deranged, dogged,aud lahore In lt« track. The mind sympathizeswith lt, and both sink or ore depresaod together,To restore tbe vital enérgica, purge the system-«leane the Mood-take Ayer's Pill«. (GlasgowKy.).Fr«« Press._t

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"No «en despise physic so muoh as physicians,because no men so thoroughly understand howlittle lt caa parform," waa the saying of a man

reputed by thé world to be wise. Whether thishe true, or not, lt is an Indisputable feet that theuso of the "Old Carolina Pitiers" Is a sure remedyfor dyspepsia, and tbo train of diseases incidentto living In A malarious el.uftSte.

Winsman's Oryst«lli«dfWorm Candy never fall« I

KuooEisruL SootHteaa ENTKRPHIHK.-Ofmanynew Southern enterprises which have bren un¬dertaken slnoe. the war,, dene have met withgreeter or more deserved «ocoe s s than tb« door,,saab and hilad manufactory af Mr. P. P. Toalo,in Chatlsiten, 8/ C. By bard work, indomitableenergy end liberal adv«ftl»Ing, Mr. Tosje ha«In three yeera outstripped all composion and

*^Jlt^B_<^?Mg«»tst>iT^ DecNo u»>«*°«-^r*/) «ot irish to Inform yon,

reader, that Dr. Won&rful,**$g$, other men,bas discovered a remedy that earea all diseasesof mind, body or estate, and ls designed to mah»oar sublunary sphere a blissful paradise, towhioh Heaven itself shall he but a side show,but wedo wish te inform you that Dr. Sage'*Catarrh Remedy baa cured thoeaands of tire* ofCatarrh la lu worst forms and «lagen, And theproprietor will pey ted* for a eaac or this loath-seme disease whioh he cannot cere. It may beprocured of druggists er hy mell for sixty senti,from R. V. Piero* M. D,,; Loffoio, fi. YT Apsmphlel sent/rep.

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*A$&\¥¡¡lK '8uivnvQ*-$« Val« itfTARN BY TUE BALK-6l,96e. íer bw.ihV

jj intew Yong s^frwy ttfewgfj '

COTTON »»i. ''

; - J-GOLD 1U|. "V

v-I-r <? ? ..-MffÁ^HLATEST QUOTATIONS OF

SOUTHERN SECURITIES,IN. CI1ART,B8T0N» & QH

A,C .KAU FMANBanker <fe Broker, No 26 .ffroa«* /SW*.

NOV. 36, 1870.STAT« BBCDHITIM-South Carolina, old, 86@

°°@71UeW' 71;®~ d°' r**Uid ,tock» °< lnt

CITT 8BOOBITIBB-Augusta, Qa: Bonds, -@76; Gbairlaatoo, 8. C. Stook, (ex qr int)do, Fire Loan Bunda, -@66; Columbia, 8. CBeads, -@60.RAILROAD Beana-Blaé Ridge, (first mortgage)

-<<fc60; Charleaton and Savannah, -@9oCharlotte, Columbia »nd Augusta, -@8S¡Choraw «oJ Darlington, -82; Greenville endColumbia, (lat mort) -@86; do, (State guar¬antee) 05@-; Northeastern,-©87; Sevan,nab and Charleston, ( let mort) -78; do,(Stateguarantee) -@69; South Carolina, -@73; de,69 ; Spartanburg and Union, -@66.RAILROAD STOCKS-Charlotte, Columbia and

Angdata,-@40; Oreen vlllo and Columbia. -

(5)2 ; Northeasters, @ ÎG; Savannah and Charlea,ton, -@36; South Carolina, (whola abares)@ il ; do, (halfdo) -@19J.Exe HA HOB, Ac-New York Sight, 4 off par :

Gold, llOfailS; Stirer, ICS.®abura CAROLINA BANK DILLB.

.Bank ofCharleaton."..,*Bank of Newberry......Bank of Camden................80Bank vf Georgetown.07Bank of South Carolina. 8Bank of Cheater. 8Bank of Hamburg .,"......7Bank of State of d. C. prior to 1R6M.........46Bank of State of8.0. iaaue 1861 and 1862 30. Pl an tere' and Mechanics' Rank ofCharles-

ton..,..People's Bank of Charleston....,-,..."Union Bank of Charleston.,.Southwestern R R Bank of Charleston, -

(old).-.Southwestern R R Bank of Charleston, -

(new) ........ ....-Farmers' and Bxohange Bank of Charles-

ton. 2Exchange Bank of Columbia.......7Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. 8Plantera'Bank of Fairfield .6State of South Carolina Billa Receivable...95.City of Charleston Change Bills.96.

.Bills marked thoa (») are being redeemed atthe Bank Countera of each.Jan 12 ly

SPKClAL NOTICES.

Pain is suppôt ed io be the lot of us poor mor¬

tals, aa inevitable aa death itself and liable atany time to come upon ua. Therefore it ia im¬portant that remedial agenta ahould be at bandto bo used on an emergency, when the seminalprinciple lodged in the system shall develnpeitaelf, and wo feel the excruciating agoniea ofpain, or tho depressing influence of disease.-Sueh a remedial agent exists in the PAIN KILLBB,whose fame baa made the circuit of the globe.-Amid the eternal Ieee of the porlor regions or

beneath the intolerable and burning ann of thetropics, its virtues are known and appreoiated.Under all latitudes, from the one extreme to theother, suffering humanity has found relief frommany of ita illa by Ita use. The wide and broadarea over whioh thia medicine baa spread, »nestsita value and poteney. From a small beginning,the Pain Killer has puahed gradually along,making ita own highway, solely by Its virtues.Suob unexamp'vl aucveaa and popularity baa

brought others into the field, who have attempted,un dor similarity of name, to usurp the confidenceof the people and turn it to their own selfishnessand dishonesty, but their efforts have provedfruitless, while the Pain Killer is still growingin public favor._ Deo.

Tba Great Pictorial Annual,

Hoatotter'a United Stairs Almanac for 1871, fordistribution grutiê, throughout tba United States,and all civilised countries of the Western Hemis¬phere, will be published about the first ofJanuary,and all who wish to understand the true philoso¬phy ofhealth ahould read and ponder the valuablesuggestions it contains. In addition to an admir¬able medical treatise on the causes, proven Honand eure of n great variety of di souses, lt embracesa large amount of information interesting to themerchant, the mechanic, the tuiner, the farmer,tlje planter, and prufeasional man; and the calcu¬lations have been made for auoh meridians andlatitudes as are most suitable for a correct andcomprehensivo NATIONAL CALBNBKB.The natara, uaea, and extraordinary sanitary

effects of Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, the stapletonio and alterative of more than half of the Chris¬tian world, are fully set forth in Ita pages, whiebare also Interspersed with pictorial illustrations,valuable recipes for the household and farm, hu¬morous anecdotes and other instructive and amus¬

ing reading matter, original and selected. Amongthe Annuals to appear with the opening of theyear, this will be one of the most useful, andmay be hud f»r tho ns*/ny. The proprietors,Messrs. Hostet ter A Smith, on receipt of a twocent stamp, will forward a copy by ínaifto anyperson who cannot procure one In bia neighbor*hood. The bitters are sold in every etty, townand v¡Ungo, and are extensively used throughoutthe entire civilixed world.

li rrore ofYouth,A GENTLEMAN who Buttered for years from

Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all theoffsets of youthful indlsorition, will for the sakeof suffering humanity, send free ta all who needit the reeeipe and direction for making the aim-pie remedy by which he waa eured. Sufferswishing lo profit by the advertiser's experiencecan do 80 by addressing, tn perfect confidence.

JOHN B. OGDEN,No. 42 Cedar Street, New.York!

Dee 7-ly _;narriage Outde-Kvery One Mia Own

Doctor*A privat» instructor for married persons or

those about to be married, both male and fe*male, In everything concerning the physiologyand relations ofour sexual system, and 1,10 pro¬duction and prevention of offspring, includingall the new discoveries never-befnre given in tbaEnglish language, by WM; YOUNG, M. D.-Thia la really a valuable and Interesting work.It ls written in plain language for the generalreader, gad it illustrated w ¡th nntnoroua en¬

gravings. All young married people, or thosecontemplating marriage, and having tba leastImpediment to married life, ahould read thisbook.. It discloses secrets that avery one sbouldba acquainted with ; still (t ls a book that mustbe looked ap aod not lie about the bottai. It «hilbe sent to any addrsas on receipt of 66 tents-Address Da. WM. YOUNG, No. 410 ßprnooStreet, above Fourth, Philadelphia.No v 23 6m

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The advertiser, having been permanen tly euredoftbat dread disease, Consumption, by a simpleremedy, la anxious to make known to bia fellowsufferers the moans of dare. To all Who desirelt, be will send a cony of the prescription used(tree of charge), with the direction* for preparingand using the sans, whieh they will find a sure

eur«for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, to.Parties wishing the prescription will please

address ,> ., flRef. RDWARD A. WILSON.

166 South Second Street, Williamsburg, N. V.Dea 7-1¿

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STOINTD ât MITHRAYThe O0II0B8U8 of Exhibitions f

Neto Designs L Amuse I,, ****1«mTtl^ifaeaHwg «Mit »

FRESH SENSATION FOR 1870.WILL EXHIBIT IN .. f

Sumter, FridayDeoember 9th.EXTRA ATTRACTION I

Har SohroTs Trained Wild Baaste t will baex-blbitad conjointly with the Circus Performances,without additional charge. Harr 8obroff, tb«Great Lion Hunter, will enter the Den of Lions :giving an exciting and Thrilling Performancewith these Ferocious animals of the Forrest, ex*amplifying the immense poteney that Man wieldsover the Brute Creation.

Tko OpuUm Resource! of SuperbCentrailizat ion of Arenle Talent«To delight and amóse are of a abarse ter quiteuaw tn this oountry The Exhibitions this scson will ba enriched »ad adorned by PerformersInimitable io theirspeelalrobas t and the splendorof the Entertainments will be enhanced by «varyaccessory requisite to make them elegant in styleand finish, and magnificent in their generalobaraoter.The great variety of celebrated Performers In

this Troupe is potent to sustain the elevatedstandard of excellence acquired by this popular!Circos.A perusal of the annexed list of famous Actors

will serve of palpable evidences to confirm thepromise, that the attained eminence and conspic¬uous superiority of Stone A Hurray's Circus willbe amply maintained this season. Behold theAttractions IEXHIBITIONS WILL BB GIVEN AFTER.

NOON ANO NIGHT,Commencingat.Sand 7) o,clock.Doors open ono hour provious.Admission.76 cts.Children unde4 10 years........60 eta.

GRAND STREBTrAGENT!Precoded by the Elegant Band Chariot, contain,lng Prof. 0. P. Perry's famed Orchestra, Drawnby Sixteen Horses I Managed by the greatMaitre du Cheval, Mons. J. li. Paul. This rare

sight will bo olrcum vested with too many wondersto be minutely described in the limits of a news*paper advertisement t therefore, the reader lsrefer ed to the Parade itself for particulars.The second frc« Exhibition will be a marvelous

display of human intrepidity.UP IN THE AIR I

By the daring Funambulist, Madelle JeanetteBlister, who will Walk from the Ground to theApex of Circus Pavillion, and return, on aSlender rYlroI Thia startling Gratuitous Per¬formance of Consummate Dering will toke placeat 1 o'clock, P. M., and the unique nature of theFeat cannot fail to command the attention ofthe eltisensof this vicinity.For details of these Dual Sensations, see the!

varions Pictorial Descriptive Bills and Pro¬grammes.

THE GREAT JAMES E. COOKE,The Equestrian Miracle, and Champion Horse¬man of the World, who will exhibit for tho firstseason in America his marvelous feats of Equi¬tation oa

SIX NAKED HORSES 1In addition to his other accomplishments of]brilliant equestrianism.

' M'LLE CARLOTTA DE BERGE,Confessedly the most daring, dashing, and

finished Equestrienne in the world.M'LLE JEANETTE ELL8LER,

astonishing and beautiful Tight RopeDanseuse.

MISS EMILY COOKE,elegant English Manege Equestrienne

The

The

LB JEUNE UÜRT,World renowned Bare Back Hurd«! Rider.-

Best in America.MR. TOM BARRY,

The famons Hibernian Clown, his first appear*ance lo Amenea.

MR. DEN STONE,The popular American Clown and Faa Generator'

THE SNOW BROTHERS,(Benjamin, William, and Alfred,) the anparalb

..oled Equilibrists and Acrobats.MR. WILLIAM DUCROW,

The intrepid Peformer on CordeVolante, and hisINFANTILE 80N, QBORGfB,

The bravest Juvenllo Equestrian in existence*MR. CHARLES BLISS,

The acknowledged Champion Tumbler of theWorld.

MR. WILLIAM FRANKLIN,The Paragon of Somersault Equestrians.

SIO. COLUMBUS,The surprising Contortionist, whose strangeflexibility of body and timbs bat won for himthe title of "The Boneless Man."

MASTER, GEORGS COOKE,The Art ist io and .Graceful Prinolpal Rider.

MR. EUGENE LEACH,The remarkably skillful and fearless Gymnast.*]

MU. R. LAMONT,Th« gifted Exponent of Panorattc ?. Exercises.

; MR. GEORGE ADAMS,Remarkable Scenic Protean Character and

Puooy Clown.M R. THOMAS, MURRAY,

Tho versatlio Pantomimic Won dor.1 ... MR. J. BATÜ1ÍRLHR, <

The Modsl, Athlete,' The«Uv« .:9*UisA by suchsubordinate aids as will he ftjaired ta gi«« eclatto the varied sots.

Jj liR. JOHN II. MURRAY,The unequaled Eqneitrlon tyreataj» will per.son al ly io per in tend the ' Rr/tertainrtents, a gear.

characteristics of refinement «nd pwuty In theirrepresentation.Peo7

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ï aIN QUARTS AND PINTS,

i),!;!' {.'..... »»....> .lt': > .> *yi, .

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For sale at the same prjce as

before the war in France._-ALSO-

A Fine American Champagne,"STAR" JBRAJNTD.

-AND-

A GENERALI ASSORTMENT OF

Imported and Domestic

LIQUORS,Of All Kinds.

ITOIi SALE LOW-AT-

PLilTERS' WAllHÖÜSlSumter, S. G.

Nov_

CHRISTMAS,-AT-

F. A. Folsom'sStore.

JUST RECEIVED AND CONSTANTLY COMING IN NEWAND HANDSOME GOODS FOR

TOYS! TOYS ! ! TOYS!!!OF ALL KINDS.

BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS,IN CHINA, &c, &c.

^ I INT E3 AL.BUM & ,NEW STYLES.

Candy, Fruits, Nuts, &c,In Great Variety, too Numerous to Name.

Everybody, remember, when

Fine Things, Pretty Things» Sweet Things, and

Cheap Things are needed, Call atF. A. FOLSOM'S.

P. S.-By all means ash to see the "Contraband Kater?1Nov 23

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.Pictures ! Pictures ! I Pictures ! !

PHOTOGRAPHS,FERROTYPES,

AMBROTYPE8,AJTD

PORCELAIN PICTURES.Theta Pletoree an now taten at th« Baratar

Qallefy» ta) ell alee* and atylea-np to Ufa ala*.Recent Improvement* have been brought Into

requisition, and the undersigned feels onnfldeetthat he can produce aa "orfeot and well finishedPicuree at oatt be obtained ID tba State.Copying from Old Likenesses, a«d the original

lineárnoste of the ptetere fully reproduced.J. I). WILDER.

Oil ff.«'.

Change of Business.The undoralgnod have this day bought out tho

Interest of Mr. A. HAUSER, In the Tin business,arid are proctored to cm.lum tho IMHO In all Itabranches, auch as KOOFJNU, (JUT J KRING AC,Ac.We hnpe by striot attention to business to merit

a liberal sim ru of patronageT. C. SCAFPE A Ce.

A CAttD*Haring sold out roy stock Ao. to Messrs. C. T.

8CAFFK A Co., I eherfol ly commend them tnthe publio, nnd solloit for them tho pitronago oftba people of Sumter and country generally. Mybooks aro in the hands of Mr. T. 0. SüÄFFE,who ls authorized to make settloutoDt for nie.Those Ihdeblexl to ma »III fdease make paymentto him forthwith.

i ¿ A, HAOSE*ITov \» tf

HU Stock coo«l.ts of almost erwry r*tkl* I* thettUM, ri«: ,,\ . ; '1

. SOïAMlDK-BOARDS, BOOK, W*nàroU#, Extention Tablas, VjJareaa», Wtob-Btands, i>i>?'iiC. .

Hiing Ml Eeetriag ChsSra, *Tmw«M JCribe, Cradle«.Traadle» C*U«jpe BtátUÚ» j-ud.Mall*ipili, » : c ..

JITS* RÄCtÖSVTOKSOB« moro of tho»» CUBAP COTXAOH 8BT8»

Meet Safes, Window Sa«*»e %*d, WtJJPapering-rall IOKVWHÍÍ~

* J. E. Suar60iMain Street, opposite. Express Offioe}\Entrance from 8ufr CM« on Malo Street to

FURNITURE ROOMS.

J. D. CRAIG,

M ANUPA O TU RB R,-DEALER IN-¡-

Furniture ft Upholsterer!COR. MAIN AND CANAL ST8.

SUMTER, S. 0.RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends sad pt«troos that be baa now on band a supply of

BED ROOM AND COTTAGE SETTS,of Tanoni styles.

CANE AND WOOD SKAT CHAIRS.BED-STEADS, TABLE8.BUREAUS, CRIBS, Ao., Ac,

all of whioh he offen for salo at prices to tait thetime*.FURNITURE made to order, in any atyie aad

at abort notioe.Manufacturing, Repairing aad Upholster»

done ptomptty and ia a neat and workmanlikemanner.

Mattresses made to order, and old Mattressesrenovated.Chain reseated with oana and made BS good as

new.Pieture Frames of all alxea, Rosa Wood, Gilt,

and plain mouldings, made to order, and Look¬ing classes set in frames, and for salo.'

FU N BRA. Li S

promptly attended to in Town or Country, andMctalio, Mahogany, Walnut, or Common Coffinsfurniibed aa required, at short notioe.

Oct 26"_8mMISS E. D. BRITTON

WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITEher friends, and particularly tba

ladies of Sumter and «omma-

nity to call and examina

Her Rich and Beautiful Stock]

Fall Millineryand Fancy Goods.

Having «elected her goods personally, aadwith great care, in the New York and Baltimoremarkets, sbe feels confident of pleasing all, bothas regards quality, style and prise. Aa «seal,there are roany novelties for the season,

.MISS BRITTON is supplied with a FIRSTCLASS MILLINER and a DRESS MAKER,from Baltimore, who are well qualified for thebusiness. The fashions procured in New York.

Ladios, eal! and have your Dresses and Hatsroado in tho latest styles.

Pnpor patterns of Dresses, Sacques and otherarticles of dress may be had.At the Now Store next to J. T. SOLOMONSSept 28_"SOUTH CAROLINA

Central Rail Hoad Go«

CHARLESTON, S. C., Od ober 13, 1870.

1111R FIFTH INSTALMENT OF FIVE). DOI.LAHS PER SHARE, will be payable)

on If th Decom ber proximo.In Charleston-at tho Offioe of the Campan j,

No. 10 Broad street.In Sumter-To Mojnr J OSKPH JOHNSON.In Clarendon-To Dr. JOHN I. INORAM.

WM. H. PERONNEAU, Treasaror.Nov 19_'"SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICENorth i:asicrn Railroad Company

CHARLESTON, S. C., Aug 16, 1870.|*A|»jsaa>ai__ M

riiHK ATTENTION OF THE PUH-1 LIC is respectfully called to the folio win«REDUCED RATES of FREIGHT betweenCharleston and Simians on the WILMINGTONand MANCHESTER RAIL ROAD, te go Intooperation on tho 20ih August.To Suirior-1st class, $l.'i>; 2nd class, 90c.:|3rd class, 80c; 4tb class, bbc.

Alli o)nas. S5o.To Mnyofvllln, Lynchburg, Timroonevtl'e, Mar'»

Blurt, Po Dee, Marion-1st class, $1.10 ; 2ndclass, «Oe; 3rd class, 78c.j 4tbeins , AOo ; 6lh class, 80c.

In order to sh..w tho extent of this Redaction,(be following OM) RATES aro Appended :

To Sumter-Isl class, 9180; 2nd class, 91.40;3rd class, 91.20 \ 4th elais, 76o ;5th class. 47c.

To Ma.vosville. Lynchburg. TimmmsvPle. Mar'sBluff, Po Dee. Marion-1st elass, $..70;' 2nd

el»',, 91.40 ; 3rd class, $1.15; 4thclass, 70c; Alli class, 46c

S. S. SOLOMONS, Sup't.Aug 24-If

PHEINSBERGER,HOOK SELLER, STATIONJSRI«Imik Book M amt rectum1*

UR A LF.lt VU

Pianos, Organs, Molodeons,Guitars, Violins,

Chroinos,Ac.

At New York uni Baltimore Pi it«Sept 14-_WILMINGTON. N. C.

va, NIC HOIi ZI sLAND SUItVEVOR

ARD .-, ti ^4,1CIVIL ENGINEER,'RKSPEnrKUliLt solicits the further

tronhgo of ibo vonjaiunitr «acrally.A^resf¡rTenrlís| .. j, .

Fcpt Ant p. A y

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VOL. xx WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1S70. NO 46.Tlaneo Danaoa B< Doa» Perentie*.-Vir«.

DEVOTED TO LITERATURE. MORALITY AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE*

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P*RPÜM*TI*, sa'Arts,' VOTÍ.Í9''^MÉV Boaaaeivw Pen>, »> ?, tfl ..-li

, Shaving Croata *ad Rraskei, Af?Jfalr Brush**, \-.,.<-{afoul Brurtite, .

Tovth und NaH Brushes. ..- All at Mctv'A

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CM IÍ-_ _Ayer's Sarsaparilla,IOB prnirYi.io Tun »avooi». sj

a Tho reputation thia ex>^ccilent medicino enjofk,

i la derived from Its CHI CS, «A ninny ol' which oro truly j;? marvel lons # In vol eva tow caaea of Scrofulous dla-V

if 1 A/Ji case, whore tho system fI ra seemed saturated \vitji

AwfiA al m^tm corruption, have boon^SKir nitrified and cured bj it.^ 1* ^t¿i Borolaloitaaa*ecilön4sn>d_-^ro&l£&x*C\ (liaorders.whielt wt\bufawKffíVrWnmw1^' private«! hy thc Rero in-,lons ^.ontaininntlnn until'they were painfully afflicting, hftvo been radicallycured in auch grent nuinlicvs in nlinohl evovy MH-..tion of thc conni ry, Mint thc public hcnicely ncodto bo inforraotl orita vUttios or tues.

.scrofulous poison la ono «if tho most deetrnc-tlve cncirilcs of our race. Often, tM<- tun-can mid .nnfolt tenant of (bc organism uanoi nilnc+lhcr <..</«*..etitutH>n,andt^vite{<tnoattnehorenlccT)lii.gor-|a-Ul diseases* without exciting a RtiBpinion of l*t

Brcícnce, Agnin. it scents to lirt-vd mfe«fiuMe .

irou?iiont tho body, nnd then, on pome ruriii alitooccasion, rapidly dcvolop Into ono or other nf Ita '<>hjdeoua forniH, either on thc aurfaro or among theVitals. In the latter, tnbcicles may bo Miitdunlydoponltcd in tho lung* o. heart, or tm IM rs fonñea .

in tho liver, or it show:. Its presence by CnfptinnMBn tho skin, or foul ulcerations on aoino nari utajéio body. Hence tho occasional te;o of fi lectio

bf this fi<ii Att]>n> Uhr is advisable, even when hoactive symptoms of duiense appear. rei>ous nf.flinted with tho following «ornj.la.uU-' pneiflllv.And Immediate relier, nud, nt Icnvrlh, cure, hy Uto ittSfl Of this KA HS 11' A lt 11, J. A : Xt. AiUha-nn'$ Fire, llonn or J!*fféi¡H-tái, Ti tter, Snit -

itheum, Soatd Head, lHnàt4'vrm, Soi e Vyrfi,ßfiro Bnrê, and other eruptions of vliiblc totinJ *

0# Berottiluu» dlsoa.-e. Also livtht» moro con-cealed forms, aa 2)i/*pcp*ta, l>roj>tv, itcttrtpu*mst, Vits, Kpiin>*!/, Neurnf{jU%t andthe varions Ulceran» auoctions of tho muboulurand nenrons wyt.teni«.RyphUi» or Vfincrenl attd Mernurial J>lat-

44UC» aro cured hy it. thotiKh a long time I« rc-Quired for Rnhdnlng tnerid ouftlniito milindie« l>y ''

any medicino, Hut, long-continued tue of tilla-'tnenlcinO will enre rho complaint, f.étitoti'hteú ,

Or White$t Uterine Ule>eratton», and JcntaloMHieaâM, aro commonly soon relieved mid tiitl-mutely bured by lia purifying und invigoratingeffect, Minnie direct lons for roch euee nro foundIn our Almanac, supplied gratis. Xliiwntatitnnand Gout, when ennsw) hy a<x<nmn)atioiis of ex«tran eons mattera hi tho blood, yield quickly to lt,§8alBO-JHt'** ComplainU, Torpidity, t'ojtf/r/t-Uo%,or Inflammation of thc lAvt r, uniJ.'o«/t>-mipe. when .arising, aa they often do, from thoJnakllng poisons th the hlAoil. This NAitx trr AJUL),A la a great restorer for tho^ltrenplh:.od viaor of the system. Those v. ho are I.<in-'fw|4 and lAoitoe», n^tnondt-nt, sie+nt,**.

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