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7II KIR A I' 1*01 NT M K N T U NCO »N STIT L’ TI ON A L.
An Important DfoUion.
The iollowiitg decision lias been made by
CHAT HAS Til K LA BO Jar VIItCCLA V/OX | ,1! » Honor Jndjjo ijreen :
OF AW PAPER /.V EASTMlf SOVTir THE STATE KX KKI.. HUDSON V8. MUDKAI—
CAttOl.lXA AXI) )• CRUSHES THE OEEI- ! raOHIBTION.
CIAI. AI>\ KU TIS1. AtE.\ TS. I An application for prohibition was made
! in the ease to restrain the sheriff from exe-
cuting a judgment rendered against the re-
| later for the sum of eighty-three dollar*.
tion for the last ten days, and is still showery
'•Cenerul Crrrn” is in full force, lut we
liniu
Has been filling bountifully in this sec-
Thc application was based upon the ground
that the act of Assembly authorixing the ap-
In.pe our planters will mule a vigorous at- j potat|)1cnt „(• mai; ; stra ,„ wit h jurisdiction,
such as given by that act, is in violation of
the constitution of this State. It was con
tact upon him, and put him to flight.
Mr. Stephen** HjoU.
We have received from the National Pub-
lithing Co. of Atlanta, the advance sheets
of this great work on the ‘ war between the
Slates,” which will s>ou be published. It is
the most interesting book of the kind ever
published in America. No library should
be without it. It is so! t only by subscription.
Agents wanted in every County.
An Oiler.
We offer the PeMOCUAT one year for the
first and largest watermelon of the season.
We hope our country friends will take
the matter in hand.
The first case tinder the civil rights bill
came up yesterday. An employee of the
Pollock House declined to furnish two
“fifteenth aincndmciite” with lager; where
upon. he was sunimoued before magistrate
Nash, and forced to give bond for his appear
ance at Court.— ( uluinbia IVmnur.
I„ yi. I>ef»au*snrc M. I».
We regret to announce the death of this
estimable gentleman, which event occurred
on Tuesday morning last.
Pr. DeSanssure formcly resided in Ilcau-
fort. S. C. but it poo its occupation by the
United States troops, he came as a refugee
to this place I.y his character and deport
ment, he won the esteem of all who knew
him. and we tender in behalf of them all, our
unfeigned regret for the loss we have sustain
ed and our sympathies to his family.—
Cunulm Journal.
Itcligious.
tended at the argument, that the act referr
ed to was violative of divers provisions of the
eonstitntiou : but from the view which I have
taken, it will only be necessary to advert to
a single one.
The first section of article 4th provides
“The judicial p >wcr of this State shall be
vested in a Supreme Court; in two Circuit
Courts, to wit: a Court of Common Pleas,
having civil jurisdiction ; and a Court of
General Sessions, with criminal jurisdiction
only iu Probate Courts, and in Justises of
the Peace. The General Assembly may also
establish such municipal and other inferior
courts as may be deemed necessary.” The
twenty-first section of the same article de-
doclarcs that “a competent number of justi
ces of the peace shall be chosen iu each
county, by the qualified electors thereof, in
such manlier-as the General Assembly may
direct; they shall hold their offices for a term
of two years, and until their successors are
elected and qualified They shall reside, &c.,
“and be commissioned by the Governor.”
The -'Jd section of article 4th defines the
jurisdiction of justices: “Justices of the peace
or two or mere of them jointly, as the Gener
al Assembly may direct, have original juris-
diet'o.i iu cases of bastardy, and in all matter
of contract and actions for the recovery of
fines and forfeitures, w here the amount claim
ed does not exceed one hundred dollars, and
such jurisdiction as may be provided by law
in actions ex delicto, where the damages
claimed do not exceed one hundred dollars,
ami prosecutions tor assault,** and so forth-
Thus by the constitution the jurisdiction
of justices of the peace is defined; t he source
from whence they shall receive their power
is pointed out. and the tenure of their office
is declared.
-Q VALUTAS SOS ^CASTJTAS.’
DR. LAWRENCE’S
Bir'ilj CsimtntH flail fxtract »f
K.OSKOO l
THE GREAT HEALTH RESTORER.
No Qcack M*dioinc-..Fokmcla Akol-sd Each
Botti-e.
XB'JO. 1STO.
CHEAP SPRING *
Just Opened at
sjom mm 4 co.
■4287 & 289 ^N« street,
Parr®lt , . r
OROS3 HO, „
i. New Stock of Spft.
T^jTO'V opeuiaj, cownsling in -
& Goods, Clothin
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If we recur to the legislative act in quo'.
A meeting of much interest has been in t j 0I1 w jj| j, 0 f uUn J tl, a t the jurisdiction
progress in the Baptist Church it this place , conferred upon the magistrates is precisely
since Saturday evening last, i hare has been ■ g; vcn |jy (he constitution to justices of
preaching every evening, to large congrega- ^ t j lc p uace; except the amount named in the
turns, much seriousness prevails, and the : act j s ninety.nine dollars instead of one hun-
indicatiim* are that a gracious revival is at '
band. The Pastor of the Church is assisted
Prepared and Seld by
Dr. J. J. LAWRENCE,
Orgunic ChemlMt.
Norfalk, Va.
KOfSKOO!
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE BY
PURIFYING THE BLOOD, RESTORING THE
LI YE It AND KID.VEYN TO A HEALTHY
ACTION, AND INVIGORATING THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
This is the secret of ita Wonderful Success in
Curing.
SCROFULA, SYPHAUS, DYS
PEPSIA.
LIVER COMPLAINT. CHRONIC RHEUMA
TISM, NEURALGIA, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. HUMORS,
LOSS OF VIGOR. DIFEASES OF KID
KEYS ANB RLADDER
and all diseasef caused hj a
B*YD STATE OF THE BLOOD
or a diseased condition of the
LIVER. KIDNEYS, NERVOUS SYSTEM. &c.,
It thoroughly Eradicates every kind of* Humor
nud Bad Taint, and restores the entire system to
a healthy condition.
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED BY
the use of this Medicine from weak. Sickly, Suf
fering Creatures, to Strong, Heaithp and happy
m n and wo non.
No.Me lieine. has attained such aOreat Repu
tation os this justly Celebrated Compound.
Approval bj \he Higher Medical Authority
ZKIOSIKOO I
Endorsed and recommended by the President of
the Faculty of the E. J/cdical College of the City
of New York.
Professor P». 8 NEWTON. M. D..
Professor and President of the Faculty, late “Pro-
fessor Tacory and Practice of Medicine, Cincin
nati, Ac,
One of the most eminent medical men of this age
—well known as the author of the following
standard Medical works* Newton’s ‘‘Practice af
Medicine,’* ’-Diseajcs of Children,” “Newton’s
Symcs -Surgrry.” &c., in December number of
the American Medical Review—page 278. says :
“Among the more recent efforts to introduce
popularly, some of the new remedies, wc notice
a new* preparation compounded by J. J. Law
rence. M. D., of Norfolk, Vu., which is furnish
ed to the profession and the public in any desired
quantity. We recently examined his laboratbry
and became fully satitjicdih&i all his work is done
in the beat manner, by the most approved process
and from the best material, giving as h result a
medicine, mect ; J% the confidence of the physicians at:’
the public.'*
)Psr*p!fj j !
mm
r to special toou . r . „
'Good* DrparAitfiY wbi«U hu '>•” IlArdwar®
Ibc fall in gold, and ** of«wd at
lor Droaafs at 10e. and 12Je.
English IWrugea at 15c. to 20c.
Colored Lens, and ^ enadineatf 2m * -Oe.
French i.awnH at cents, cheap.
Calico# from ftj, 7. 7£« 8 and
Brown Shirting. 7*8, ^
Uogf- mul j?£d/
*«, ula.stiWRre,
lashware
M E D 1 C I N
Crockerj-wares, Fa
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Tlw paUio «M t
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sale at
EST-A-BXjTSHEIJ 1831.
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY!
MOULDING AND PLAINING MILL.
RESSKD FLOORING, CEILING, WEATHER BOARDS. SHELVING. BOX BOARDS, fte.
_ 'Over a Hundred Difftrenc Patterns of MOULDINGS making over 100,000 feet on hand for
c at New Turk Prices.
Mantle Pieces, Door and Window Frames,
made to order at short notice.
STAIR RAILS, NEWELS and Ballusters of Walnut and Mahogany on hand and inado tc order.
Good and Substantial Work made as CHEAP at this K-tablisbmcm as can be made in the United
.State* Wc have on hand the Largest Stock of the above goods South of the city o* Baltimore, all
of w hich we guarantee will give entire satisfaction to all who want pood and substantial work.
The subscribers can refer to Gentlemen all over this State, Georgia, North Carolina and Florida,
as to the character of their work forthc Past Twenty Years.
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EAST END 11 ABEL STBKi
0»DO*ite W»n.Io Fertiliiar Works, in tha immediate vicinity of the Chat-lemon and 1’avilion Hotel.
May IS. 1*70. »°—
April 28, 1*70.
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EQUITY LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF VIRGINIA.
Heaton* why Fiery One Should In*urc in
the. Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Virginia.
1st. It U more LIBERAL to the Insurers Ilian
any other Company, *nd will eventually become
Pcrelt Mr Tf A I. and belongs to the IxsUKxn.
2d. It circulates its money amongst its patrons
who sre the Insurers. Consequently they are
getting the benefit of the rapid accumulations of
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DAVID B. CLARK. President.
THUS. H. WINXK. Vice-President,
JNO, Q. WINN. Secroterr, -e-e- *-:
Gen. JAS. II. HANK, Actuary, . ' •>’
Dr. F. B. WATKINS, I M Adrfic ..
Dr II. W. DAVIS. f
Judge JNO. A. MEBED1TH Counsellor.
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DIRECTORS.
IY.m. J. Joitnsox, of Johnson Sc Hunt, Wholesale
Grocer*.
Wm. H. Power*, Winston & Powers, Wholesale
Grocers.
Aldkrt Obdwat, Troasurcr Buckingham Slate
Company.
CiiARLKS Y. Mor.ms, Morris k Co’s., Sugar Re- * a
finery. 4^ ^ f
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by Rev. Mr. Norris o( G ranitviUc.— ( aim/eii
Journal, Oth iu*t.
, jrr!iini;>li of Wliitlcmore.
This notnrions atid infamous Massachusetts
oiqK't-Uogcr has been re-clected to Congress
from the First Congressional District of our
S'late rnnin.isiHl of the Kastcru an
tired, and that the court established by that
act is a substitute for that provided by the
constitution. The first section of the act
expressly declares that “until the organiza
tion of the Courts contemplated by sections
21,-2 and 23 of article 4th of the constitu
tion, the Governor is hereby authorized, em
powered and required to appoint a suitable
number of fit and discreet persons in each
tate. compose. oMl.c Eastern and North- | co “ nt >' to 4ct ” ma 8 istra *« 8 «f * uch cour * t i*’
Kasteru Districts His triumph i. complete, 1,cr ‘ ! thcn wa huve officeu ' '‘^nown to the
inasmuch as hi« majority is overwhelming.
The n hite people throughout the Congress
ional t as a general thing, remainetl nt
home, taking no pa.*t in tlso election. C ipt.
Dunn oT Horry, his oppoueut U also a Radical
eoni^itution, not elected by thj people, with
out a fixed term of office, appointed and re
moved at the will of the executive, adminis
tering that jurlrtdietiou conferred by the con
8titntion upon the justices of the peace, who
CURES IN ITS WORST FORMS,
From A. W. Mills, a prominent and well known
merchant of Norfalk, Na.
No. 11 Main-8t„ Norfolk, Va., Sept. 15, 18€0.
Dr. Lawrfxce—Dear .Sir : Your Koskoo has
worked wonder* in my family. JUy daughter
has been a sufferer from scrofula since childhood.
‘She lost thirty-one pieces of bone from her ankle
and several from her arm, beside* having ulcers
in several parts of the body. Whilst iu this con
dition tl • commenced taking yonr Koskoo—it
acted like a charm on her : under ite use the ulcers
grcdnally healed, and her g mem j health greatly irn-
prvved. It c rtainly saved her innrh suffering,
rhapi her life. I regard Koskuo* spwific
the Company, the money being invested by the q A. Pebles, superintendent LancheBter cottcn
Board of Directors among the insurcss. There- mills. .4#
fore the the insurers are building up an institu- Joi|v )\ Xtlkr. J. H. & John Trier, Jewellers.
tion peculiarly their own, and conducted for M. Miulhisek, Wholesale Dry Goods.
their benefit. Thus. Baldwin, Clothier.
3d. The loans of this Company are a* liberal Joax M. Gunniv. Cashier Planters Baalp
a* other companies, who declare dividends «t tlie J. 11. Dow ell. Superintendeitt Westerif , ‘Union t
end of the second, third and fourth years, but Telegraph Co. u.
this company at the cud of the first and every Alex. G. Kobkktsox, Cattle F%kcr. >
year. Thereby the insurer saves several years’ Gnu. I. Herring, Wholesale f.Jier;
imerest on the loans by insuring in this compa- li. L. Buuw.v, of Brow^a^ mL
uy, and he never
one Whole Y
he has to remain
he loses all the money lie lias paid. Goo<L. —
EQUALITY LIFE INSUKANCE
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lever looses his money if he pn\s for <' i o'-. i*-. , ^ ‘ : v« ¥ ^
Year, wlier»'*i<s in .>i huj o."t.*'. nil -. A !A-itn »
main an insurer for several yt .;rs. or S. .'•!. Ko-'i ng^
mi
Insure. it is
opwil .
Your Koiikoo ai.u
, , j arc elected by the people, and have a fixe J
a;i£ ii-ear^et-basger, hut a tolerably honest J r r <
, * a.,- term of office independent of the executive
Him deeeuC one. This result certaimy goes | '
.. . , .i i> i- i . . Is it eonstitiitiniial for the Legislature to
far to prove th>it the Hadieaw v. ill not vote . .. .. . . ,
I make this substitution t l an that bodt so
for an V.o«est ar.i decent man, even of their the roganic law of ,|, e i an j » Iu * m>
rovn party; ami that the negrois not sufficient- : opinion they cannot, and the act by which
ly iutettig-nt to vr*c Mnderstandingly, or not the attempt has been made is a plain viula-
Bnfficicntly free to vote ashe wonld like. It : t ‘‘ ,n ! ®‘ e e |,lls titat:on.
is said that the pitiful mite of $10 Was the
largc-rt sum paid to leading YVliitteowrc men
in some Cffiinties (’oiumon uniuflucntial
fellows were lajught, wo opiuo, for SI. At
this rate a few thousand dollars would go a
very Ion" way.
The lio’.i.ic cf Representatives condemned
Whiiteiuore without a single dissenting
voice, and they must now go bark upon their ‘ //„/,• ftyc.
record if they re admit him. Ilia term ex- ;
pirc* with the adjournment of Congress on:
the 15th of July, so he has but little more!
than a month to enjoy his triumph in.
The return of Whittcmnre to Congress and ;
the prompt recantation and repentance '
of Daddy Cain, ate certainly not encourage- ;
ing facts for the Reform party.
The New York /or.'(Radical) alludingt.) '
Vi hiiteimre's re-clctioa, thinks that “ it is i
hardly possible that Congress will consent to !
It follows that the magistrate had not ju
risdiction in this case, and the sheriff and
officers acting under or hy virtue of his au-
thority arc hereby rustrained from carrying
the said judgment into execution.
(Signed.) John T. Grekbl
Ittca-sosis U t v.
You should use Tulf* Improved Liquid
Uocause the Rarber say it is the best,
lleeause it imparts a natural color.
]Ici'au«c it does not injure the hair.
I’ec.tuse it leaves the hair soft and glossv.
and peri
for all *c:ofuious affcciioiiH.
cur »tl my wife of Dyspepsia, from which she
suffered greatly. She is now in better health
than she has been in five years.
With the highest regard,
I am great fully your*, &<\,
A- W MILLS.
Koskoo is endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere. Read ths following from Dr. Tille
ry, a successful practitioner of many years stand
ing in the old North State:
Rocky Jfount, Edgecomb Co., ^
September 10, 1869. j
Dr. J. J. Lawrence—Dear Sir: I have used
your Concentrated Fluid Fxtract of Koskoo in my
practice with the hapgiest results. I find it to be
a powerful Lircr Invigoraior and JMood Purifier,
anil Nervous Tonic. In all diseases of the Liver
Scrofulous Syphalitic, and Nervous affections.
i‘ is a remedy of immense value, in fact, in almost
every variety of C’hronic Diseases its use is in-
dicuted. Hoping yon may meet with the success
which you deserve as a manufacturer of reliable
medicines, I am sir, with much respect,
Your obedient servant,
R. C. TILLERY, .V. D.
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COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
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KOSKOO
CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
to admit a disgraced swindler to a seat io its
Norfolk* Va., Sept. 7, 1869.
Dr. J. J. Lawrence—Dear Sir : My ton has
received so much benefit J?om your xcoudarful Koskoo
• * . . .* , . , , , that 1 cannot refrain from expressing nn* grati-
because it not staia the sain or bed ■ . u j c> j i r i cc i almost everything without
ien. | l>enefit. 1 believe, in all sincerity, that your
«> ..... . . ; Koskoo is an infallible remedy for the dicease
Hecausc its application tssnnpcl and ea°Y- I , .. , . , .r i '« * i
11 1 ^ i liom which he has suffered, and, so far as 1 can
Decause its effects is instantaneous. : learn, has never failed, If you only knew the
| imuicnrc amount of suffering that be has unier-
! gone, tlien you could conceive the value of such
• a remedy as Koskoo—that surely cures. The
J great amount of good it is now doing among us
j is inestimable. •
With much gratitude,
IMPROVED FAMILY I 1 am, respectfully yours, &c*.
H. .. .. IVLA
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Gun & Lock Smith,
DARLINGTON, S. C.
(late of charleston,
R ESPECTFULLY inform the citirrns of
Darlington, and vicinity, that be is now
prepared to execute all work in the above line,
with neatness and dispatch. TERMS CASH.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Shop opposite A. J. Pierce’s old stand.
Mav 4 27
GEORGE HOFFMAN,
Rec:!
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it i.s the host in the world.
DUPLEX
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Forney's Ihc** fRadical) declares that
‘ it is discreditable to the country that such
a person be re-elected/* and adds: ‘Tt is
much to be regretted that the constituency A triumph in Mechanical Science. “Emirelv
ofthis naan could not have been better inform- un ^ ni.u.ufac'urcd under the very latest
. .... , . , I United States Patent*, with many ‘•important,
od eonceniinjr his character, and especially ' *iipiMior and valuable iinprovcnjentH,” Whii’h
with the the disgraceful circumstances under : rentier it in it* perfect completeness, n homo no*
c * ity. It is without a r.val or equal, and for ; j
Beauty and s-rren^th of its 4 *stitcs J ’ Speed, Du- i
rability and elegance, surpasses every other Ma
chine ; it is '‘hi!rely original in its eon truction ,
1 and does not infringe upon any others This)
Mrs. M. K. A.AkLSON
which he loft the House."—£V;/. -l</r.
TI»e illasaerc
The "latest advices are to the effect that
the alleged Routunniun masacrc of the Jcwt
was a fulscliwd from beginning to end. A
telegram from London, dated June 5th, says :
* despatches from the Lnitcd States announce
the receipt there of rep; .rts of nusacres o?
Jews hy Christians in Koutnania. No advi
ces have readied here on the subject, and
the Continental news agencies deny that |
there have been any recent outrage* upon ! nouncc thim
the Jews of Rouiuaniii. A dispatch from !
wonderful and ext aordinary acliicvemcat of me-
chiiniml Jp./eimity works* upon a table; it is j er-
fectic ‘ noi.-eio.ss, cf.^v i<, learn, rapid and relia
ble. makes she beautiful, strong ami r*-K-tble Du
plex Stitch; and will do all kind of work with
case ami rwatuc.-m. Sew* with all kind* of thread j
sillier, double or biagle; cannot, get out of order, ;
and it what is WAiilcd by every family. It ha* j
rr vived hrmiurn* and the full approval of the j
principal Lou sin'.;-; and all those who have used !
Dr. Lloyd, a Physician of Large
Practice.
J. J. LtwnEXcr, M.D.—Dear Sir: I checrful-
Ij* endorse your KOSKOO as being a most valua
ble prcparui ion. Upon examination of tiic for- j
muia, l find each iugredieul highly extolled by
| our best and most progressive cbnical investiga
rs. 1 have tost.-d ils effects in my own prac
tice, and have no hesitation iu recommending it.
In my opinion it is the best compound of its churn
e\er put before the public—exceeding by far all
the various compound* of sarsaparilla, &e., ever
invented. It is a decided nerve tonic, and in-
vigorator of tho nnini»l forces, aiding digcMioa 1 Good*
and assimilation, and thereby producing healthy ) \ - *
Hbiod. which should be the basis of treatment in ; v.lotning, ^
all chronic di«*^Me£. Hoping you will reap the j Hut* and Cap?,
tblic as a bene- (’rockery,
1 Fancy (juods
pleasure m informing her friends and cus
tomers ihat her SPRING AND SUMMER MIL- j
j LINERY has just bean received and solicit* a ;
j continuance of the liberal patronage she has j
’ heretofore received. The reduction in prices of j
MERCHANT TA x *f
COl t 1 XTREKT, ^
FLORRNCK, S. 0.
all good*, will enable her to aeli Millinery lower
llii* season than it haa ever been offered h^;*e
before. Store nt her residence, iu the rear of
the Methodist Church,
May 4 27 tf
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K EEPS always on hand a well selectedstock
of Oassimere* nf nil grade*, Ready made
cijOTiiiasra-,
of all grades, Gents Hats of the latest style.
Boot*, Shoes, and Gents Furnishing Gooc* gen-
crally» All who arc in want of a good subtautial
STJIT
well iimOc mi'l a Good Fit, wilt do wc! to cat!
on liim. He ne.cr faita to plea**in boihfil and
price, and hi* from!, are all of the beet qt.lity.
fie also begr, leave to in form the pub e, and
tof ' ^
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;!ierr. “l h : * hiakchitic works like a cituitn. and
sews neat and rapid, it i* what every family re
rewar *. you deserve iron* the
factor*
I am sir, yours truly.
CHAKLLS LLOYD, M. D.
Groceries^
Hardware,
Shoes and Roots,
Glugswnrc,
Medicines and
j while they are coins;,
| mar 10—’70
Y World. “Wc hav
1 examined the mrichii!
worthy of all the prai*^e'aim- '
visited the
An pr n ; nd-Jiiional testimonials from Physicians,
■ Eminent Divines. Editors 1 Druggist*, Merchants.
mechanical ecieiicc".—Chronic!* Augusta Ga. i
ILit'ltarcst fliat 8 rk*t occurred last ! Single Mitchmes, ell ccniple»r. packed in . box, <
t. i .t.. . -n. a., scut free t.» any part of the country by cx
: nres?, on receipt or price, ^..j. rtaro delivery l
rin^ ,i local election, it is (lexciiliej as an , gunraotecl .‘.^cnis wantcil. Circulars con- !
wliich was i taining extra in iacementa, FUEE, Address
e '^" Illustrated Nevis. "A greet tnuu.ph in | &e se . KOSKOO ALMANAC "for luis .rear.
1’rice, ONlj DOLLAR I’ER BOTTLB.
I Tine Liquors, Cigars. Tobacco, vtc.
j The public will find it a great adnantage tc
After read iu g the above high rccotnmeiuiatiou* | buy a new btuck, laid iu at almost gold prices.
Invalids cannot rcu-onublv hesitate to give Kos- • ‘ r> ^ *f
WATCIIEX,
ordinary political dittuili nice
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Dr c. M. PAllKER. M. D.
Darlington, S. C.
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E th ii. J70 1ft
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sterling Silver,
PlatedWare, Spectacles Eye Giusee end renjoj
ED. PERRY
No. 135 METTINO STI
Opposite Charleston
Charleston, S.
D EALER in School and
Printing Material!.
Law Blank*, Ac., mank Books of all stlos on )
hand and made to ‘••der.
Stationery • «*b kinds.
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