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1'ostors, Cards, Invitations, Tickets, &c.
neatly executed, at this ofllce,--CIIEAi'
NOR CAIl1l.
b ith Odrolina News.
The artesian well i Charleston
has reached a depth of 1225 foot.
The grand jury of Beaufort coun
ty have raised the price of reteil
lignor licenses to $200.
The Newberry papers reord the
fact whenever a man gets a now
hat. A sIg b 4j ,br*rd times over
thore. .
Mtr. George L. Penn, an old and
respected citizen of Edgofield coun
ty, died on Sunday before last.
Aiken county has paid $3,500
toward Abstaining the lawful govern.
mont of 3etith Carolina.
A destructive fire t( ok pIaco in
Charlestdoin "on last Thursday morn
ing. The loss is estimaft.d at ten
thousand dollars.
The grand jury of Anderson
county havo-'presented D. H. Chant
berlain for-slanider, and his appoint
Cs in the county offices for usurpa
tion. .
On Weclne Iday night last the
ntore room of Mr. Ira Morris, in
Florence, w.Ut brOken into by ne
groest, and robbed of all its contents.
The bronze stat 1o0 and plates, for
the Miuuiltmie monumtieni in Charles
ton, arrived at that plaeo last week,
atnd will be y ced on the. monument
in a very short tim'ue.
The cit.ymoiinil of Columbia are
censured efei-e1y bifthe $tate pressI
for theii fition iifhdstgw the sala
ries of the city officers. Never was
censure more just and well-timed.
Capt. J. W. Perrin, Governor
Hampton's Special Agent for Abbe
ville county, now has undisputed
possession of the treasurer's office,
in the court-house.
The Supreme Court of this State has
decided that a widow, being the liad
of a family, may claim both lower and
homestead in the estate of her de
ceased husband.
A colored man, named Gibbs
Browvn, 85 years old1, was burned to
death in Darlington county on Sun
day b~eforo last, wvhile attempting
to get his children out of a burning
At thie'oldso of last wcoh, Dr. T.
C. Robertson, Special Agent for
York county, had collected v'ery
nearly five thousa~nd dollars on the
ten per cent. contribution callod for
by Governor Hampton.
A colored woman was run over and
killed by a train on the South Caroli
na Railroad on last Wednesday morn
ing. From some cause no coffin
was furnished for the deceased tobe
interred in, and the body remained
by the roadside during almost the
entire day.
Col. Thomas Taylor, recently
aippointed by Qovernor Hampton to
be State Inspector of Phosphates,
has reguay oned his office in
Chaleson beterappoin tmnen t
could not have been made.
Up tq Tuesday before last, Col. J.
A. Law, special agent to receive the
Hampton taxes for Dairlington
county, had issued 1,150 receipts,
about sinety of which were is sued to
good substantial colored men, and
had collected $3,260 of the tax.
Theohouse of Mr. J. 3V. Lloyd, on
Dargan street, F1orence, was attack
od with brickb~ats abou# 9 o'clock
Saturday night. Several panes of
glass and a portion of the. window
frame wore broken. Mr. Lloyd fired
* upon the parties, but they had re
tired too quickly tobo harmned.
* Speaking of this coimrce of
* ~ Charleston, The Newsa and Uourier
says :"There is no port in Amneirca
that furnishes better accommodation
for vessels thn Charleston. Shte
has a wide c~an4.. capacione harl.or,
roomy 'a efo4erth's and evoi'y
facility for loading and discharging.
Her shipping nmerchanits are as ad
tive and energetic as they are
straigh tfor' ward and h onorabl e. Her
pilots are faithful, e..poYofnced and
skilful ; her tug boats swift and
powerful ; their commanders ca(re
ful, industrious and thoroughly comn
piotent in the discharge of dutty;
and it is deeply gratifying to
know that the commerce of the port
On last Thureday, near Juneville
in Clarendon county, whilo Mr.
Hoary Tisdale was burning off an
old broom-sedge field, a little son of
Mrs. Eliza Robinson, about 8 years
old, climbed a tree to get out of the
way of the fire, and whilo in the tree
his clothes took fire, from which lie
was burned so badly that he died in
three or four hours.
The residence of Col. T. C
Perrin, at Abbeville, was destroyed
by fire on the morning of the 18th
inst. It was one of the handsomest
buildings in the up-country. Most
of the furniture was saved, but the
house was totally destroyed. The
policy of insurance upon the proper
ty had expired on the Wednesday
preceding the fire.
The Newberry Ierald says t "The
Columbia 1tcenix advocates a Con
vention for framing a new Constitu
tion: There is no doubt in the
world that such a Convention will
be held at in very distant day-as
soon as the condition of public
affTirs will adniit. When it shall be
held lot there be no squabble over
the honor of having first advocated
it. All the honor and all the credit
will belong to the .P'/txnix. Write I
that down."
INear three thousand taxpayers
have responded to the contribution
call in Barnwell county. In no lo
cality that the agent has visited has lie
heard of any one, who has anything
at stake to be affected by good gov
ernment, that is disinclined to pay
his taxes to the Hamptou adminis
I ration. Among those who have
come forward to uphold the lawful
government ara 805 colored taxpay
ers.
The county commissioners of
Anderson met on Monday before
last and decided not to impose a tax
for cornty prrposes, which
had been recommended by the
grand jury. The amount of money
alreidy on hand is suflicient for the
support of the poorhiouso for sov
eral months to come, and there is
nol pressing necossity for levying a
c()mlt ribution tax. The expenses of
the court and other denmtnds against
the county will have to wait pay,
ment until the machinery of the
State government is in complete
order.
PUnIFIES THE Bh.oon, RENOvATES AND
INVIGORATES TiE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES
ATUI
Alt:ratite, Tonic, Solvent and
Diuretic.
Yeaetn Reliab'e Evidence,
Mn. H. R. STEVENS:
])earsir-I will moost cheer
' egetano fully add my testimony to
the great number you have
egetine already' received in favor of
your great and good medi
cine. VE:ETIxr. for I do not
Vegetine thiing enough can be said
in its pramse, for I was troubled
over thirty years with that
Vegetin e dreadfuil dixense, Catarrh,
and had such bhad cong ing
. sells that it wouil senm as
Vegetine th- ugh I niever could brcathe
any more. and( VEGETiNE has
Vegeti eurted~ me;1 and 1 do feel to
3 egtinothan Godall the time that
there isso good a miedicineas
Ve etineEGETINE, and I also .think
Vegeine it on of the b~est medicines
for coughs and weak, sinking
yegetine fielings at the stomach, and
advise everb)ody to take the
VEOETrINE, for I can assure
Vegetine themi it is one of tihe best
medicines that ever was.
MRS. L. GORE,
Vegetine cr. Magazine and( Walnut
Streets, Cambridge, Mass.
Vegetine GIVES
Vegetine Health, Strength anid
Vegetine APPETITE.
My daughter has received
Vegetine great benefits from tile use0 of
V )OETINE. Her declining
.health was a soure of great
Vegetine anxiety to all hmer friendis A
few hottles of VE.GETI:TE re
stored her health, strength
Vegetinoand appetite.
N. H. TILDEN,
Vegetine Insurance and Real Estate
Agent, No. 49 Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
Vegeine CANNOT BE
Vegetinel ~ ~e 11 .
Vegetine (1ranl.E5TowN, Mar. 19,1809.
D)ear Sir-T-Ihis is to certify
Vogectine that I have used your "Blood
Preparation" in may famtily
for several years, and think
Vegetine that, for Serofula or Canke
routs Hutmors or Rheumatie
,affetionms, it cnnnot 1 e ox-.
Vegetine celled; and as a blood puri icr
or sp~rinlg medlicinme, it is the
,r~ best thlin j I have ever used,
Vegetmifo and I ave. usd lat
e very thing . I can cheerfully
Vodotino reconmmend it to any one in
Ineed of such1 ai medicine.
I Yours rseto
Vc' tne MRS. A.A.DN E
No. 19 Russell Street..
--PREPARED BY
He. R. STEVENS,
V getu fQSdTQN pkSS.g1%
SOLUBLE PAI
HE above well known GUANO A
PHATE is now offered for sale at the
Consitmers of this guano will find it
gave such universal satisfaction. Foi
CUMMINGS & CO.,
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feb 10-3m
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DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
Etc., Etc.
feb 3
Winnsboi o Hotel.
H1 undersigned takes pleasure in
informing his friends and the public
that he has removed to that large and
commodious brick Hotel, located in the
centre of business, where he is prepared
to accommodate the public with clean and
well furnished rooms, and a table sup
plied with the best that the market
affords.
He intends to deserve rnd hopes to
receive the pubic patronage.
.M M. L. BR 0 W.
January, 8, 18I7.-tf Proprietor.
J. CLENDINING,
Boot and Shoe Manuf'acturer,
WINNSJIORO, S. C.
THE undersigned re
S spectf..lly announces to the
citiz/ens of Fairfield that he
hasim re moved his Boot and
Shoo M1anufnetory to ono doocr bielow Mr.
C. Muller's. I am preared to mannfaicturo
ill styles of work in a substantial and
workmanlike manner, out of the very best
materials, and at prices fully as low a tho
same goods enn he mainnfactured for at the
North or elsewhere. I keep constantly on
hand a good1 Stock of Sole and Upper
Leather, Shoe Findings &c., which will be
sold at reasonable prices. Repairing
prompltl y atten ded to. Terms strictly Cash.
pJr- Dried Hides bought.
oct 12 J. C'LENDINING.
COLUMBIA REGISTER,
PUBL18H ED
Daily, Tri-Weekl1y and Weekly
TERMS, IN APVANCE:
DAUhr, six months - - - - - - $3 50
Tnt-WEEELY, six months - -- - 2f0
W~~EKLY, aii Slonths .. .. .. - I (i)Q
CHEAPEST
130ok asad Job 3*ian'Isag Offiee
IX THlE STAIE
pfC~Add ress all comm uticiations, of
whatver character, to
1MANAoER~ IEOI.STER I'UBLIPIIING CoMPANY7
Cor~MsoA, 8. (1
Mt. Zion Institute.
-THlE patronage of the oilzens
of Fairfield is earnestly solicited
for this time honored School.
TERM)M. PAVADLEI ONE ItALy QUARTERLIY IN
ADVANOld:
1st Grade p)or Quarter of,10 weeks, $15 00
2d" " " *" * " *19 0f.
AIfew puil will be received as boardets
inth aiy.of the PrincipaI, on teaeona.-.
-loA.rwV, W.i. DWIGHT,~.
IHC GUANO. 1
RD COMPOUND ACID PIIOS
following places in this county.
fully tip to last year's quality, which
circulars and prices apply to
Winnsboro, S. C.
0
Charleston, S. C.
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MAIL!
All Persons at a distance treated
by Mail with Perfect Success by de
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Dr. Townsend showing manner of Inhaling.
XIY EATED AIlI
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lation Is theo onlyway
tatcthe Aire 1s
ges cani be reached,
and Catarrh is a is
easoof theAlrPassa
WE MAKE A SPEC- gesofthoHead. Use
IA TY of treating pa- tlhisTreatmentaswe
tionts by 3Nail. Please direct, which is easy
write and describe your and pleasant,and wo
symptoms. guarantee a perfect
Cun of Catarrh.
Bronchitis reason as given a
bove. The Bronchi
al Tubes nre suiply
conductors to carry
air to the Lungs,
ALL PERSONS THAT hence inhalation
read this aro invited to nustgodlrecttothe
send for our largo and seat of the dlseas,
beautifully illustrated and if you will fol
Papor, sent free to any low our directions,
address. we guarantoo to
CURE Bronchitis.
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WEGUANTEE TO te rni
CUltEt Coughs, Colds, lrnha ue.
Diptheri a, J'neulmon a UeOyeae i
Neuralght,and nearly allEAW ildrc n
other sovere attacksweilwarna
w hent all other remediesCueWeaecrd
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tateio of thencu
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as e wiall directians
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noycompiainttaarecifoc-ovrt-tiIdsf
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or drawing blood, withoadte oeOy
very lile or no pain.
Alny p0orson troubledl~0 naeit
wit hCancorandTitmors 1 unstemr
wvili llnlso write for tea ous- rfth iod
timtonials &o., from pa-whnOge os
tlints cured. 1We cntwtar-tth
rata perfeot cuire. bldItcrnie
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puty th blood( in e
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thtanothoremedy
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Phyi~ns ishng oblcaueoinhae t
or cty lttlls usisrc t h o funihed Lung
teritoy atiourilltand passr o thrg
tis~g tlie im, b hdr~n as tabsue. n
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be lik ~ an te m ni4netstor Oxy
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