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.*?^Buok?ny-J<il) Printing ot ali kinds
promptly end faithfully attended to. ,.
OtkM?O(*B*>:<MftftJ. WA DK HAMPTON,
oiuay.U. .^goif?pxh>i?i>. < ?
'^ttftrlbg^^/?Wp^^tye'iab?tef to bis
^bTWW?avo*' to/'?orMder .wb?t 'syetem
df CuKrir?Ss? tho 'most productivo-and
h?rel havV rYo hesitntion, in snying that
tb?UjyHt?ri? Wh?clt- calls to i t??'nid all tho
opptisncW? > oltnakifl 'Htid soi?n??, will
al?va/Wher'tHftfba Ir?rngeqnul, provo
the &?et sV?feifesftff. uTd? bot propose to
enter into the details'of cottou planting,
ne?:tavgiveitb?E>, r>?ntpinn 'for its ou?t iva
tiosV l)eesu?0't?)<? "feame rules will - nob
nfrpry to ail ibpalitiee, and beenusolime
willmot permib'moto do moro than touch
cavvihty (groud1 fundamental principles
Y?hicht ; should' govern all intelligent
plan-tore.- 'She nroblem for ont* solution
isihow wotcan'?Dt afn tb o maximum pro
d,uotiOTj i lit' tho minimum cost. Wo
cheapen labor by increasing irs pro?
ductiveness, for whtie we may in doing
tb? i?tterbave- to pay higher wages, we
rWeive iori th? work done'larger profits.
Our objedt'abouhi bo' not to eulargo the
area of cultivation. t?ut 'to make' every
nero cultivated' yield to its highest ca?
pacity. Tho labor with which we culti?
vate ame nero, ' "producing from ' GOO to
1,0001 poonda of seed cotton, costs as
much as that which would muka that
Bame nore bring H.O00 pounds. Is it
economy to- use labor, whioh ia now
money, ao th nt it will only make from
ten nores what it can'os easily make from
five? If our iubororn cultivate ten acres
td tho hand, is it not best to plant only
half- thai quantity in cotton, working
orrr crops under tho improved system
which experience and ecieuce havo taught
and to devote the other moiety to grain
and grosse*? These propositions do not
admit ot a doubt,-nod the question then
arises how is the productiveness of our
lands to bo. brought to its highest pitch?
Here, nguiu, x refer yori to your own
great authorities in Georgia, only saying
that the primo secret of success in plant?
ing is in thorough preparation and care?
ful oulture. A crop that ia properly
planted is already half made, aud its
subsequent cultivation is comparatively
easy. But in order to prepare and culti?
vate our land properly, j wo must- URO all
the meaus which modern skill aud recent
science have offered. This skill has
placed . in our bands improved im pie?
men ts ?-of- husbandry, while science
touches us how to use them, what ferti?
lizers to apply hud the best mode of their
. application. It was by means of her
labor-saving- machines that the North
was able to Heep up her agricultural and
mechanical interests 'during the war, not?
withstanding the heavy drain ou her
laboring population. England has in?
creased the yield of wheat four bushels
per acre by the use of tho steam plow,
while McCormick's reaper performs the
work of many men in harvesting the
golden sheaves. It should be a source
of pride to us that these two great labor?
saving machines, which are revolutioniz?
ing the agricultural operations of the
world, are the inventions of Southern
men; for Bilinger, the inventor of thc
Slow, was a South Carolinian, aud
IcCormiok. a Virginian. Ii we hopo tc
keep pace with the-enlightened farmers
of other countries, we must hasten tc
employ the means tb?t give them suc?
cess. Every advantage of soil and ol
climate is with us, and if ire fail in thc
great moe, the fault will be onrs. Liet ut
then, my brother plauters, strive man
fully for the supremacy which our kino
mother, Nature herself, intended us tc
enjoy. Let us prove ourselves woi thy ol
hex beneficence; let us leave to pl?cemei;
aud partisans tho tronbled field nf poli
ties to seek peace, recreation aud happi
ness in those,moro congenial, more al lu
ring and more honorable ones given bi
her. Our duty to our country demand
that w? should devote nil our energies
our hands, our hearts, our souls,'to tb
restoration of prosperity; to the re
establishment of law and order; of smilinj
peace and tranquil happiness, through
out all the limita of our beloved South
Let us lift her up from, tho dust, am
sbow that she still has loyal and devote?
sous. Let us cling with reverence
reverence'made deeper and holier by he
misfortunes-to this our nativo land; k
no promise of wealth, or advancemen
tempt ns to forsake her; When the bat
barie.n horde destroyed Borne, and he
sons in despair and sorrow were about I
forsake th? eternal city, we are told thu
the impending doora t was averted by
happy omen. A eeo tur ian passing wit
his company to relieve guard where th
sad concourse were deliberating on th
proposed removal, gave the usual wor
of command: "Ensign, plant your colon
we will remaiu here." The Sen a ton
rushing from the temple, exclaimed
.'The Gods havo spoken; wo obey.
Tho populace took up the ory mid ret
the skies with Bhout of "Koinu forever!
Let us, my country men, os we stan
amid our ruin.?, plant our colors on tl
graves of our ancestors, sud invokio
reverently the protection of our Go?
shout with more than Boman patriotisn
with one voice: ''The South now I tl
South forever!"
Mr. President and gentlemen of tl
Committee, the agreeable task assign<
to me by your kindness, is done, ar
perhaps I should here pause; but may
crave yonr indulgence end that of thea
dience fora very few words more? Stan
ing here, as I bave done for the la
hour, sod looking over this vast thron
I have seen many faces which bav? m
me in other scenes iban this, and my ea
if I mistake not, bas caught th? tones
voices heard often bo foro ii mid tito fire,
and risiug high above the din of bstMfffi i
These sights and theso sounds have
stirred my heart to ita depths, - and1 I
would not, I cannot, ga hence without
extending toi my dear old ^omrades-iu-,
ar m fi one word of cordial' and heurt-felt,
greeting. Meu of my old corhiriabd,
bravo soldiers, true? friends', you know
that I havo not forgotten you-; looking
into your own hearts, you feel that 1 eau
never do thia. I Tho ties that bi lid-rwe" 'to
yup uro graven on my heart with a, pen
of fire.'. Looking on you .agaiu, niter
yeats' of absence, memory carries me
back to those years oTbcrofcfHtfife.'Xvbt?ri
it was my pride to lead-you. I recall
with the profoundest . emotions, your
deep suffering, your coustant privations,
your dauntless courage, your devoted
service, your cheerless bivouac timid the
snows of Virginia, your, trusty picket
posta on the Potomao and tho Itappa
bannoclc, your solitary watcT^ fl refef winch
havo blazed on nearly every bill and val?
ley in Virginia, your lieo.'vy marches,
your battle-fields which stretched from
Gettysburg to the Savannah, all orowd
on my memory as I stand among you
once more. 1 recall to that scorie in the
dark woods of North Carolina-who oi
you has forgotten it-where,, ns tho ear?
liest rays of the last sub- that shone on
tho Southern Confederacy, lighted up
the forest, the old "First Brigade"-first
always iu the fight-first in nil noble ac?
tions and honorable enterprises-firsl
everywhere, eave in retreat, wero mar
shaled before me for the last time. Thc
banners they bad borne sp often proudlj
to victory, were furled-the sabres whicl
were wont always to gleam in tho fronl
of battle, hung idly in' their scabbards,
and instead of the glad shout" whicl
used to herald the welcomo approach o:
battle, in deep gilenoe, with dejectec
countenances W drooping figures, th<
men clustered around [me to say and hen
that saddest of wbrds, "farewell!" wuili
ou many, many alcbeek, bronzed by th?
smoko of mnra^Bnu a hundred battle
fields, the sil^HBar told more eloquent
ly tliau wordsT^MUd do. how deep wa
tho affection {HBouud us together.
These recoi^BHfts come thiel; and fast
UH I tercet ngtiflHgullant old soldier
of Georgia, oudlgUoiild bo false to yo
and falao to eve?^fcstiuct of my nature
were I Dot to bjJH?cfore this andiene
of your kindr? tho virtue, th
intellect, tbc^H inanhooii
and beauty "9a BPh'sJnoblc State aro s
largely repre^B^ci, willing and heart
felt testimony' to those high soldierl
qualities whidh made your career in oi
unblo army aft heroes, second to uono.
You will pardon, Mr. President,
trust, this digression from my legitima!
theme, when you consider how strong ai
the ties with which men, who have fi
years shared together common danger
common sorrows and common glories ai
bound to each other, and eveu those wi
wero once our foes eon sympathize, I n
sure, with the feelings which prompt f
old commander to yield a just tribute
praise to the brave meu who once folio'
ed him. To you, my old frieuds, I bi
to offer a few words of counsel, for I fe
that I can speak to you with authorit
not that authority with which nccide
ouce invested me, but that giveu by i
fectiou. In by-gone years, you nev
refused to hear me; I never called <
you in vain; I ndyer appealed to yi
that you did not respond, and I won
fuin hope that my words will not now f
unheeded on your ears. Let me ndju
yon, then, to be true soldiers in the cun
of peace, ns you wero in that of wi
Dedicate yourselves to the service
your State, aud aid in advancing her
tho noble career aho is entering. Mar
on bravely in.the line duty points o'
shoulder to Shoulder, as you used to
amid tho roar of battle, llesort to
violence to redros* publie wrong, I
seek to liemedy them by peaceful ngi
ci es. Help, each other alon g the path
life; extend Uie kindly baud of char
to your disabled comrades, aud for
not the widows and orphaus of your di
brothers. For myself, I ask yon to ki
a place for me iu your heart*, us I si
do for you in mine, and believe tba
utter no idle phrase, when I say, tba
pray God io keep and bless you.
Solomons' Bitters,
rp?E grout'HOUTHKRN TONIC and lav
J. rant, is fur sala by Da. C. H. MIOT,
Nov 21 Druggist. Columbia, a. 1
Branch, Scott & Co
AUGUSTA, GA.,
OF.AI-F.?H IN
Flour, Grain, Provisions a
Agents for
STOVALLS EXCELSIOR MILL
Noy_12 3m
Medicated Candies.
GUM DROPS, CHOCOLATE CP. Ii;
Licorice Drops, Ginger Lozenges,
enuo Lozenges, Mint Lozenges; Colt's 1
Rock, Wild Chorry and Hosrhound CAND
Nov 12_S. g. JACKSON'S Drug Stn
Notice.
AS ws have lost so much MONEY, li
sent us through the mail, by person
dering Duplicate Photographs from Neg?
in our hands, we hereby notify ail pl
aendinrt ns money, that ws ?Ul bs rsi
Bible for money tent ns, unless lt ?omi
Peet Office Order. Rostered tetter, ?
L*?i JflOmtiu?kftFlil'WB^-Tne"' advertiser)1
htvVirtfj been reator?d to h?aHh' in & few weeks^
by a very simple rorhfcdy, after having suffered:
HP vivrai yours witlra severe Tong affection, ana
that dread ?iseaBoVC,?fis?rnption, is'ahxJoua to
make known to his fellpw-Buffer?rs (bc means'
of enre. ' '" " .
To all who desir? it, bu will send a copy 0/
the prescription uaed, (free of charge^) whh
the directions for preparing and, using the
same, which they w.Uljpu^ a,B.u?? Cuiti^ioa
CoNsujii-rioN,. ASTHMA, BHOMUIITIK, etc. Tho
object td tho advertiaer in Bending tho pre?
scription ia to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which bo conceives to bo in vaina
b)e?; and he hopeB every sufTcror will try his
remedy,' as it will coat them nothing, and may.
prove u blessing. !..
Parties wishing tho ]i rescript ion. wi|l please
addrees RET. EDWARD A. WILSON, .
i ? Williamebnrg, Kings County, Now York.'1
NovlO Smoi 1
KHHOItS OK YOUTH.-A gentleman who
suffered for years front Nerrone Debility^ Pro
mature Decay, and alt tho cfloctB of youthful
indiscretion, will, for sako Of suffering huma?
nity, send free to all who need it, tho re?
ceipt and directions for making tho eimplo
remedy by which ho waa cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by tho advertiser's experi?
ence, cnn do so by addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Nov 10 3mo No. 42 Cedar street, NeWjYork.
TH H IIKAXISiO POOL-ESSAYS FOR
YOONG MEN, who have fallen into vicious1
habits, and now desire a higher life, and a bet?
tor Manhood, with certain means of relief for
tho afflicted! Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI?
ATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. Sept 25 3mo
si'KfiAi. JNOT1CE.-To parties in wantof
Doora, Baabes and Blinds, wo refer to the ad?
vertisement of P. P. Toale, the large manu?
facturer of those goods in Charleston. Prioe
list furnished on application. July 17 9mo
For sale at Pollock House,
AFEW DOZEN DRIED MULLET ROE.
For Sale at Pollock House,
Genuine Imported SWITZER CHEESE.
For Sale at Pal'ock House,
McEwau's Celebrated SCOTCH ALE.
For Sale at Pollock House,
Guinness' Celebrated EXTRA STOUT.
For S ile al J'ollnck House,
Imported Bremen LAGER.
Just rccoived a amati lot of the Messina LE?
MONS,
Fur S<tle al ta* Pollock House.
"The Exchange House,"
Just Opened
BY PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN.
grjQ TRAVELING business MEN JiK>
WH wi ll lind at this Honso many ad-<JHft^K
Of vantages over ordinarv Hotels, ^f*^*
as tho best of MEALS AND "LODGINGS can bf
obtained at all hours and at moderato ratea.
Restaurant and Bar attached, where will al
wars bo kept on hand the best LIQUORS
WINES AND SEGARS; also, Fresh OYSTERS
GAME, FISH. Ao. Nov 17
KJT Newberry Herald copy one week.
OUR HOUSE RESTAURANT"
SnUATED on Asaombly street, near th?
North-east corner of tho Market, is nov
prepared to serve up OYSTERS in ?very atyle
to please tho patrons ot tho House.
Families can be supplied with Oysters ni the
on the shell or opcuud.
The BAR in furnished with the beat ?1
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
A fine BOWI ING ALLEY is attached to th
House. D. Mc-GUINNIS,
Nov 4 5* Proprietor.
THE CAROLINA HOUSE,
Washington sired,, a fair doors from Mail
j-jjj BEST of LIQUORS, WINES, SEGAR.4
Huyete., constantly on hand, and dispense
GP promptly. Hot Mixtures of various kindi
FREE LUNCH oviry dav at ll o'clock.
Nov 7 R. BARRY. Proprietor.
Legier Bro.'s Lager Beer Brewery,
H AM n UR o, 5. a.,
HAVE now ready and for sale, as good L.'
GER BEER aa can bo imported from Mi
i wanke?, Cincinnati, or any other place.
Orders received at tho Columbia Hotel BA
l-.OOM. Nov 2 lino
Photograph Albums in Great Variety
RANGING in price from 75 conta to *10 Oil
Pocket-knives, Pocket-books, Writ ii
Caisos, Writing Peska.
AI^O,
Family RI BLES, Pocket Bible?, llyn
Books, in various styles of binding, for tl
sevurnl denominations. Schools Books, mi
cellancdna Rooks, Blank Booka, Ac. Wc ha
tho above, for aale in largo variety, at usu
prices, wholesale and retail.
DUFFIE Ar CHAPMAN,
Nov 9 Under Columbia Hotel.
Barks, Pepsin, Cod Liver Oil.
FERRO Phosphorated ELIXIR OF BARK
Ferro Phosphorated Elixir of Bark wi
Bismuth.
Foiro Phosphorated F.lixir of Bark wi
Strychnia.
Wino of Pepsin for Indigestion, Dyepeps
Powder of Pepsin for Weak Stomach.
Pure Cod Livor Oil for Consumption.
Chlorato ot Potash Logonacs.
Pectoral Fumigators tor Aathma.
Farinaceous Food for Infants.
Soluble Pyrophosphate of Iron and Soda.
Iodized Strop of Horso Radish.
Pastilles Digestive. IJebig's Extract of Bi
Vichy Salts. Calf's Feet Jelly.
Kiaemgen Water. Congress Water.
For rale by FISHER A HEINITSH,
Oct SO t _ Chemists and Drugeists
Guns and Ammunition.
^>-*? I respectfully inform I
friends and tho public lo gene
^gX5fc.thtt I have Just received a f
* ^assortment of DOUBLE Al
SINGLE-BARRELED GUNS, Breach loadi
Guns, simple make, from the boat Euron
manufacturers, Repostera of all descriptio
Pc wier Flasks, Shot Poothea, Cape, Powd
Shot and Cntkry, which I offer to sell at r
mg oona ana warranieu. at snort notlco.
Wov ll P. W, KRAFT, Vaia street
,? ? H-- ea ?? i 11 en m 'Jj-1 a
Exchange of Bonds.
Orrrt.TCnAHr.OTTF.. COI.UMIIIA AA. R. R. CO.,
COJICMMA, 8. C., November 18.18flt>.
ri'HIE Sloes h old er s of tho Cbarlotto, and
JL South CM ajina? and tho Columbia and Au?
gusta Bailroid Companies in Join*.Convention,
July rt, ?86?), having consolidated and autho?
rise* Ino i?anance by this Company of RH 'First
Mortgage.Seven por cent. Coupon BONDS; tn
lio usedfor tho purpose of retiring tho lionds
of said two CuntpauicH, respectively, the un?
dersigned hereby g i Vos notice of bis rcf\di
ncHH tu make thcExchange ot the RONDS. ;
The Coupon dm) JaUUaiy 1, 1870, will bo at?
tached to tho New Ronda. Thia issue of Ronda'
for the purpuso designated, wtil amount tn
$1,200,000, which ia equivalent to a. hon ol only
about $6,000 per milo on this Company's roka
ol 195 mites. As a Bocnrity, they sro regarded
as being but ter than any heretofore issued by
either of tho two Companies named, end aro
confidently commended as ono of tho best in?
vestments now crtTered in the Southern 8tates.
_Novl8 lO?iQj: il? MAN80N, Treasurer".
'? BTEW BO0XS.
RESOURCES of tho SOUTHERN FIELDS
AND FORESTS,' including a Medical Ro
t?sy ?fl tho Southern States, bv F. Feyro
Porcher, M. J?.
Tho Campaigns of General For?at arjd his
Cavalry, with MapB, Ac, 13.60.
Dur Own Rirda of the United State?.
Where la the City ?-$1.50. * .
Truths Illustrated by Oreat Authors.
Kuronean Vineyards, by Flagg. .
Her Majesty 8 Tower, by Dixon.
Tho Story of William, tho Silent.
Cheap editions of Oeorge Eliot'a. Reade's and
Thackeray's Novels, and many beautiful books
for children, por salo at
BRYAN A McCARTER'S
Noy 10 Bookstore.
TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
RICHARDSON'S LAW REPORTS, VOL. !9.
Richardson's Equity Reports, Vol. 14.
being thu concluding volumes of tho Decisions
nf tho Supremo Court of South Carolina, nn
ilor tho old regime Just published and for
sale by BRYAN ?* McCARTER,
Nov 10 Booksellers. Columbia.
ALEX. Y. LEE,
aroliitcct, Clvilancl Hydraulic kCagineer.
GENERAL Agent for tho State of South Ca
T rolina for Monte's Patent EARTH CLO?
SET. Nov 10
To the Public.
o?2 I WOULD RESPECTFULLY
inform citizens of Columbia
"?fSlind tho surrounding country go
JgStucrally, that I have rt-aumed my
jE3S&ilO*ohl Business again, after a lapso
Df twenty years, ongagod in th.? manufacture
uf Iron, I am again baek at my brat Buaineaa,
that of WATCH, CLOCK ANO JEWELRY
ubere a full Stock of all Gooda kept in a Firat
Class Establishment can befound. Isballn.-e
my beat endeavors to give satisfaction to all.
1 hop? to receive, a ahuro of patronage. I shall
keep First CIUHH Workmen, and all work en?
trusted to me will bo warranted.
Nov? WILLIAM GLAZE.
Industrial Iron Works.
?? THE undersigned, having procured
4?T?j)good tools, has commenced a genera'
\?Jr Machine buaineaa, at the corner o:
Wayne and Gervais or Bridge streets, opposite
the Greenville paaacnger depot, and is nov
ready to receive orders for building and repair
ing all kinds of Machinery, huch as Steam Eu
ginee and Boilers, Circular Saw, Flonr ant
Grist Milla, Mill Gearing, Shading and Pul
leys, Cotton Press Screws and Irons, Iroi
Railings for Cemeteries and Buildinga, Bridge
and other B^lta and Nuta of any desired e-izes
and Wrought Iron Forgings. Prompt nos
guaranteed. J. A. J. DERRICK.
Oct 30 Imo
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
j~o THE undersigned mott respectful!
VyV informs bia patrons, and the public i
JETA,general, that hu has received a .veil sc
lee ted assortment of fine Watches, Jowett*
and Clocks-amongst them the celobrate
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Wain?
and Oak. SPECTACLES and Eye-glasses c
every foons, to suit all eyes. Above-montione
articles will be sold au reasonable pt ices. A
work connected with this line will bc execute
in tbs beat workmanlike manner, and proper!
warranted. A. W. WEH RH AN,
Plais atreet, oppoaite Mr. Ben y's Furn it ill
Booma. . Oct 27
Choice Wines and Liquors.
fr f\BASKETS and Cases Genuino ?HA5
ejVJ PAG NE. Heidsieck, Lae D'Or and Cart
DOr.
London Dock and Heuiicaey Uraudies, Ile
land Gin.
Harmony, Sherry, Claret auelSoU'bt-hle M
eh ira Wiu- s.
Warranted, ?nd fur sale? ev
Nov 10 E. f/ G. D. noi'K.
Pure Dickson Cotton Seed.
\\rF.oftVr forsale aoO bushels pun "Riefen
Vy COTTON SEED." grown from aced u
taim J from Mr. David Dickson. Oxford, Ol
la.-<l spring, and which were selectee! for 1:
ow n use.
Notwithstanding the unprocedentod dry sc
sou- wUieh hasooutinuod forrovtjsl months
we have gathered, up to thc present lim
from 1.500 to 2,450 pound? to the acre.
Price $3 50 for one to live bushel-: $3 00 !
tis a bushels or moro.
O i KOBO. G:k., Nuveinbci -?, 18C9.
I do certify thct f aol I to Messrs. Iii do,
O'Nealo A Son. of Columbia, s. C., ?urne of i
choice improved Cotton .Seed, lor plunti
purpurea. They propose d to ai li a poi tion
what they raised. Plantera purchasing t
Seed thev raine, may rely noon Kniting t
Genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON
Wu ari) Mr. Dickson's agenta here, and v
order Seed direst from Mr. Dickson, if desiri
Price $5 00 from one to Gvc bunin ls. or $4
for live and upwards.
Nov'J RICHARD O'S KA LE X SON
For Sale.
DICKSON'S IMPROVED COTTON SKI.
/"I BOWN front Soeet pnn btsid directly
\JC Mt . David Dickson, in 1807, and carefti
proaervod from mixing or adulteration w
other s?ed.
I will deliver tho Seed, sacked in good ord
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolioa lb
road, at $2.00 per buehel, for any amount i
dq/ 5 bushels, or st $160 per bushel, for
amounts in excess of 5 bushels.
A. P. AMAREB, St. Matthew's, 8. ?
I respectfully rcfor to the below named g
tlemcn, who purchased Seed of mo last spri
tor information touching the purity and sn
rierityof the Seed, to wit: Hon. T. J. Oo
wyn, Dr. A. R. Taber, Fort Motts ; P. M. H
.er. Ssa., and Wm. Panlllnj, w?q., flt. U
tteewV; L. R. Beckwith, Esq., Jamison's; i
Captain V. H. W. Briggmann and W. B. Mul
Esq.. Oraagcburf Court Wouso ; allcf Oran
burg County, 8. C. A, P. A
Nov 8 Imo
3Vf TT iT ?TTSJ'JElJEl.'ir,
MRS. FLANIGAN respectfully
kw?fWi?tm Hlu,rl,IH 'ue ladies of Columbia
HKki lw H r,n'1 vicinity flint Hhrt Rh n received
^fl^'VArJB and would ofter for their insptc
^?-?lJjD *??n a very superior tit nek of Mil
gdBS&Sc linera in BON N E I'S, H?TS.FEA
r ?V^XTUERS and FLOWERS, in ond
lftsa variety, after tho "very latest fashions,
and at Ibo lowest prices.
in "Dress-making
Al ten dwi to, aa visual, with an assortment of
Trimming*. I*att!drriw. Ac. tu ! . Ori 24
Teas and Cor??e's.
SELF.CTFD by an expert-Choicest Movnue,
Hydon, Japan abd English Breakfast Teas.
. Mocha, Old Government ?Tava, Lagunytn nnd
common to: choice Rio (Jodsfcs. Brices low ami
quality g u arantecd. . ftEC S Y M M ERR,
Virginia Butter. .<
?1 CS KITS good Virginia BUTTEE, j'for sale
JLeJ h>w for^oash. E. AG. U. HOPE.
White Corn;
PT ifSr \ BUSHF1.8 primo old Wlr?to CORN,
OKJyJ for salo by E. A G. Pi HOPE.
^i. - - ? M ?.m 1 ' ? "??
Tito ^?xeXa?iei"-l|iUi'Bery,t .
M?S? c. TC. hi?Er) has open/
?ggSfc, ed for in? poet ion, the finest and
>^\2SB moat, fashionable assortment o?
j^Jn^SFltEKCir, I;KGIJSH and AME
Q$H??a RICAN MILLINERY over offered
sS???tW m Columbia. CORBETS HAIR,
(N)TvlJ M 'pla?.i or ornamented, at allrricce;
VyF,? RU assortment of cheap FANCY
? ila JEWELRY, qATS, Feathere, real
QVi Ostrich, Birds of Paradise. Ac. I
w!41 selHow everything ta ibyUne.' Oct ?7 3mo
tmSTJLIHE lNSTlT,#Tli,
COLUMBIA, 80UT? C?KOLffl?r
? ? -ti Twnrji TBKPATIMWA?*'0*? HJS
/jrBhL HIGHT KEV. JIIHROP-IiYJiCn
r-^lCjSlai,^ FOR-Prn?pecf*TS. please address
^SSapTi-'TUK MOTHER HypKKIOBj1! Ur
*n\iu>' Convent, Vallo Cruels..
?SgsJP Sept 4( >j * ? ' Srne';'t
" DR.W.Tl. T?TTP'? .
STANDARD PBJEPAEAH0H8. ,->iq
SARSAPARILLA AKD QUEEN'S DEL^H.Tjc
'Expectorant,
Veqetable Liver Pills/ ? Jl'T
Improved Hair Dye, For sale by L^Laoi'
Fob 27 Iv I E. E. JACKBOK.'
For tho Caro of all
?.-tr. Invigorates
tho Appetite
': Promoter ,not
. M -I'
aiqc
Digestion*, :
. <: gttivftd
Relievos Bick 6ii
. .?' tittil .?;.9?['
Headache;
ill; i J I >.iwr?
Re?torcs tono to
thc System
of ti-?:oL-'
Quiets Ncrvous
ness, Gives Sleep
to the Restlosa.
Manufactured by W. II. CHA FEE ?V CO., No. 207 Kant Bay, Charleston, 8. C.,
And sold by HARDY sohOMO.v. Columbi* Hot?-! ItuilJiog, Columbia, S. C.
Nov 21 lin - v'
PREMIUM ROCH: ?SiiAltD GOODS.
THIS FINE LINE OF GOODS, WU ?Ol! ft ti'!'A I y ED THE PREMIUM
AT THE FAIR, AUE NOW ON SALE AT
J. ir. & BL L. KIN ABB'S.
CALL AND LOON AT THEM. ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN MANUFAC?
TURES.
Nov 14
INSURE YOUR DWELLINGS
SOUTHERN MUTUAL IXSIR.WCK COMPAXV, OF ATHENS, GA.
AND TIT. rc
Georgia Home Insurance Com'y, o? Columbus.
POLICIES participate in profits, theu-hy effecting un annual reduction of the
premium. Protect tho old homestead, nt the least possible w*n%,
H. E. NICHOLS & CO.. Agent?.
Nov 10 1 mo
& B S A T I ET D TJ O E M E N T S
J. H. & M. L. KIN A RD'S.
SPECIAL LINE OF DRESS OOODS just received ami offered at a small ad
vnnco ou co*t.
Special line tit' DOMESTICS, purchased since tim rivent fall in rotton.
Special line of SHAWLS, in ningle, double and Ariib. ' .
Special lino of CLOAKS, in latest design*, manufactured expressly for us.
Special lino of FURS, in River Alink, Coney, Siberian Squirrel and Rm-siau
Sable.
Special lino of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
Price? guaranteed as cheap as the cheapest. Friends, and visitors to the city,
arc respectfully invited to call and examino our stock, as we feel confident it viii
bo to their advantage to do so. J. H. & M. L. KINARD.
Nov 10 One Door South cf Columbia Hotel.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
H. E. NICHOLS & CO., AGENTS.
E8tatoli BUod, - - - - I84Q,
REPRESENT Complies eminent for AGE, STABILITY and HONORABLE1
DEALING, possessing aggregate accumulated assets of nearly
?30,000,000.
HA RT & CO.,
BAB IRON,
PLOW STEEL,
NAILS,
METALS,
GUNS,
MILL BOOKS,
BOLTING- CLOTH,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
HOES,
PLOWS,
ANO GENERAL
MERCHANTS.
WHOLESALE STO/iK NO. SO HA TNB STREET,
RETAIL STORK CORNER RINO AND MA RE ET STREETS,
feptl 0l3AX*l0JBrtOXl., fl?. O 3r?