The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, November 13, 1867, Image 4
A WONDERUL STOY.-The fol
o a res
Yorla
Sat oj~e that
a3s , t oW~ fever,
broke out a the -erew. One
th the firsttvie
s a ace mpained by hion,
aslaskaurtspa ears; :bo wra
!e' saoenglf~-sttAlied to' iii fa hr
d emane iLth h,iIn day and
'" , atrd f fr tfd be persua
d d e h' for a moment.
tAAs s.efA very
I g the vesse-l, eviden t
ly for the purpose -of- deyouring
;any one who should dib ,and be
e wenited to -the deep..
-ff "Kterilngering a few days the4
at sea, he was sewed up in a blaii
a "e6 aad for the -purpose of sink
ing him,an old grindstone am l:
cargenera;ewere put in with
jim. 'The very impressive service
"-btMth ise aI Chureh was then
id' the y committed to
*e Abe
lieo boy; who bad vatehed
ing loseTy,.'lunged
*'in r his. ather when tbe: enorl
Mons shark swallowed them b'th.
.,j m $nAday after the dreadful
sees as the shark ntihied to'
e= nal-tessaforn th-6e. were
b.Sinli ssioft in the .ship,) one of
ifor proposed, as they had
_sh'arkkaok-,en board,- to make
an:eo rt=tb take himi
- h fastined the hook to a
itInb it with a
^ee pork, thre it nto- the
sea,and the shark instantly' swal
. 'weds it' Having thus hooked
hi .-neans of a windlass they
"=hoft him on board. After he
; e4 they prepared. to open
I4e-09eth ala stoolF
. 4 to t1 ;urpoSe, 'sd.
'ft T-: tsed, and .after Iistenin,
Wnoments, declared -most sol
y .he- heard a low guttural
sound, which appeared to proceed
**om he shark. Tfia. sailor; af
%g.r.e.oying a he*rty laugh at hi .
proceoded to disten for
s Ves, when li eiaik,a a
- 'fF teifpro-1
~' ? pjsn othe ebark whenJ
th afs,ery-wes explained..
Elimbsa.io wvas
bt in ifraide;'andlhis
thils 4%soyery,
'S4'i s asbak, -had by
- .oCAife,ripped :epen The
- Having -thusZl'bNtet
isfather,they behwepigwo#k
h~e N' as turn,ng.te a r
ps&angon to the old sip
ter's are, ska eninit'r
e a en g he.pay
w~Iise beard
-~ 696 sigiler~ distN\as ifNt
-test sason o the yeaitaittyery
esod,ig-oprevious announcee
nia e -off
* -en yesterday. *e day be-I
ni attejidage.. The ,riding was
eweeoU f -and th6 numerous
seateot withe great .
e priss.2 e ridge
DamiawD 1de, 4th Prize..o
o,a iahed ,i--frvnt
of the I cAogejpurse, where the
prize. ti%ited.
Mr.n kng Fyne tTie -
AOhxIRo~ ,2rrd riae,
8$ 4i) O 4r~ isi Ues e~
erewette
Wallace; 2d Maid.of ilonor.
]$ 54iis Prize1
I ~ ned 1iss'Berniee
Te w3ing,ere4blints -erne
- .ggfgrgid:-Aer:which
,with -thei?1I1adies,
4'- ~ 7e'groeni1,. .travelhiugr
4eprincipaN'~sfreets ofj
>t-i~iga brilliant Ball at the]
* - -4entktotel, ended the ceremno-I
ese]septe'p 4e-a late hour-and
-*hetrype wras prepared in Van
Wart's bst style.
STh.eureonies of the day will
long.be remembered with pleasure
;byitksidwho witnessed them.
LTaienmie Times, 1st inst.I
LIr's ALL MOVE TO ENGLAND.
Who lhas has Dot read of life in
"Merrie England," and who that:
has ever heard of it has not longedI
to go there and realize its pleas-| ]
ures. If any such there be, any
lingering, doubtful swain, let him
read what follows, and immediate
ly pack his portmantemn. We've
got our box of paper collars ready a
-for the trip. Just look at the in
ducemeent held out :
-"English ladies," say. Erasmus,
"are divinely pretty, and too good (
natured. They have an excellent
custom among them, that wheret
ever you go, the girls kiss you.
They kiss you when - you come,
they kiss von-at intervening op- f
portunitieli,and their lips are soft, t
warm and delicious."
A Bosto paper has a would-be1
fanay correspondent, who sin
himself "Job Sass." "Hie is not
balItsobright as Balaam's," says;
an cmhan,ze.
ESTABLISHED 1845.
4F' ni, 0u of Newber , h
IhIPOTR AivD WHOLESALE DEAL IN
DRUGS, DYE-STUF4 A5IDS, fORKS,
Sponges, Paints, 1ssential Oils,
Glass aud. Druggists Snndriesj
264 BROADSTREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
Oct233m - - -
Dry Goods, Dry Goods!
'11J.F RUSSELL CD.
19 Li-NEXT T J. GARMANY,
A U GUTA..c;-A.,
Offer to the people-of Newberry and Laurens. Distriets the CHEAP
I) it4(DS:.ever brought to Augusta, -boght for CASH, at
esty P ein %v< York and NOW COMING IN, will be sold
tow. Call and examine for yourg e.s be, re purchasing elsewhere.
A Major WAlt. Gle n, of ye wben i rtt, is connected ith this
11ousej and-iill be glad tece his friends. oct 23 3
$ ENDID. ARRAY!
" 4t
- -OF
Fall and Winter Goods
7 9 HRBIEION AT'
2X F COLUMBIA, S. C. ,
t, W h AREtOFFERED AT UN?ARALLELED LOW PRCES!P
Iis Stock hasbeen selected with the greatest care, and presents an attractire ariet, ]
d iaIy greatly,Mtije@tanEage of buyers to call anid;etaniei forthemsWees and
ectire bargais. Ihis store is eligibly situtted on Main street. Oct 16 3m.
El GoodV Fali Goods!
-AT-THE --
6 .WIROLESALE DE4I~~I~
RO" OL ISTAND, 2875 ing-St.
48 Aw #ecefing a IrgeTOCK of FAL LG OODS
pecial attention riven to the selection off kL inds of -Gpod's, suited foi Cb5untry Stores.
for Planters5A'rade.
8ek&.e coggyeNgse by every Steamer, with all the Newest Styles
onlis Season.~ -
We keep always on hand Full Lineso Dodiest fe'Goolis, which wc will sell at a Small C
drance on Agem%st prices, for CASil or C[T'Y ACCEP rANCo
We al-o offer at Retail, the La rest Stocts: to Select from in the City.,
s. 'ts sent-(freof charge) to an. part of the' State -
T drefa ,riees.
I11O ers will be promptly attended to.
-. - ~ StOll, Webb Q C .
pr e ,..-a %287. XING ST.
Wm.a.'TUTT & CO. v
- an~d
AtTComTAsG On Merchants
RXORTH TA LAYTIU WHA1?RF
~r - at yi 'PrceA
ou UMTl~.. *~ iLenry Le r 6Wm.H.Jefers-Thos.AJeffers.S
cases Gum Opium Onianter'ing-upon the busin.es of lihe
t - net season 4wq;geg lyavego rettyn! Tour
100 groes Parlor M. ie.- es hinifA rc tre hnge so kindly'
60-*Oc4ses Platitori Iiter tndd
0-,O00 lbe.. Wtite- Lead edd t- -v he~ eopening of our
500 galls. Liu.eed 04 - bsnr ls ewr i
000 Lb%. Saaw white Zine.. <'' CnWLkenergy- we n ill- -cenfinte toKa
20 bbls. Tanners 0j,, . t - udy .thenintere,sts of-oar friend1s,conin - 4t1
s aignrselves as hereoforto a legiti: h
5000lbsBlueSte Lir33 dvaceswill be made on Con
Me~tgs-B. C.5 aoi zg.munts, an.d careful aittenitioni paid to
~10baes' . y .1in papers. ,illing Orders for Supplies.
.1 "* Pearl-Starch, Our patrons will-be, kept fully porited
1000 lbs. Maccaboy Snuff. onte'ak - fchre by our
10 gross Mu..tang Linment, WelAe e
Dpth and Hair Brush4esj Colognes. Etracts .. H. L. 'J. & CO. H
etnd Fainev Goods in great variety. Charleston, S. C., July 1, 1867. vi
Ghiober 2343 3 Sept. 4 3 m
- B
Cotton Gins.
fR UJ) - I. L. JEFFERS & COs, e
NORT FA CTORS, "
e NORTHATLANTIC WHARF,
AT I ..CHARLSTON, S. C.
R AGiN''S TOR W. G CLEMONS,
BRO.WNE &,CO.'s SUPERIOR CO T
ETON GINS. These Gins have been exten
LIN A Ii$siv~Y~elby the Pianters of the State, and
}have.glven-great sati<faction'
- - All information will be cheerfully given on
OSN t application, either by .letter, or through R
Ne9toe - dpA63.- e
&IA IN S T RE ETSlas JOhnstonle 0
AND
gOLUMBIA. S. C. i.F.Nne
eare now receiving a very large CTO R KR
nd complete assortment of n
DRY GOODS ~. Bnig&Cmis gns
)f~all'descriptioils,suitable for theOfcei E ERYS.C
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, t
Ve rcspectfully invite our country________________
riends to give us a call when they
isit Columbia, and we can assure Dacn Shol -
bemn that we will sell them Di-yt&~~n
roods on as good -terms as they o. RErsecflyiorpth
an be had in the State. -~icsQ e~er,ta i
M. L. KINA~D I),t' sso
Columbia. S. C. hr o a,iuasapya r olsd
Oct2& . IIe Wm. F.bc Nance, -
0
Commisioner's Notices.
The State of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity.
John Satera hite, v. John M. Glvmph and
oihers.
The creditors of the Estate of Lemuel
Glvmph, deceased, are required to render
and establish on oath, b;4ore the Commis.
sioner of this Court, their respective de
nands, on or before the first day of Jan
nary, 1S68. SILAS JOH STONE,
Comia'. Office, C. E. N. D.
Oct. 14 42 12. *12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry District-In Equity.
David Werts v. Pamela Noble, Amanda
Noble and others.
Bill to sell land to piay debts.
The creditors of the estate of William
F. Noble, deceased, are hereby required to
render and establish on oath, before the
Commissioner, their respective demands, on
or before the first. div of December next.
SILAS .OIINSTONE, C. E. N. D.
Com's oflice, Oct. 14th, 1867.
16-42-7t. *9
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In Equity.
Eneline Bradley vs. Peter Rodelsperger
and others.
The creditors of the estate of Richard L.
Bradley, deceased, are required to render
tnd establish on o.th, before the Commis
;ioner of this court, their respective de
iands, on or before the first day of January
1868. SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. E. N. D.
Com's office, Oct; 14th, 1867.
16-42-12t. *12
The State of South Carolina.
Newbcrrv District-In Equity.
lizabeth A. Boozer, r. Henry Boozer, et. aL
rhe creditors of John A. Boozer, deceased,
re hereby required to render and establish
n oath, before the Commissioner of this
ourt, their respective demands on or be
ore the fifteenth day of January 1-868.
Cm.s Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE,
The State of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity.
rances M. A. Sammer. v. W. W. McMor
ries and J. C. S. Brown, et. at.
ill for Partition, Account and General Re
lief.
3. H. Lovelace, Adm'r, v. W. W. McMorries
and J. C. S. Brown, et. al.
AYmended Bill.
The creditors of the Estate of George A.
ummters, deceased are required to render
ndiestablish on oath,-before. the Commnist
o6ner of thiis Court, their respective de
winds Onair before the first day of J4nuary
ekt,-- OTSIHAS:0o3TONE,
Coid'.'0'i'lce, . c. 5. D.
~TAN Ol' SOUTH UiMOLINA.
Newberry;Distrie -ii E qtity'.
ohn~ S. Re~nwick and others, creditors, v.
Jas H. Williams, Ex'or. and othvrs.
The creditors of Benjamin Daicket t, dec'd,
re required to-render ~and establish their
aspective demands on oath before the Com-.
tissioner of thig.Courj, ont or before the
r SILAS JONTN,C. E. N.D.
Comn'. otlice, Oct. 14 th, 1867.
16-42-12t. *12
TATE OF SOUTH CAIROLINA.
Newberry District-In Eq:uits.
iehuael Werts and Susan M. Long v. Latimer
Long #nd others.
The creditors of the.estate of George
onug, deceased, are required to render and
tablish ons oath, before the Comnmissioner
F this Court, their i'espectivye dematnde, on
before thie first~day of .JanIuary- 1868.
S.I LAA4 JOHNSTONE, C. E. N. D.
Com's office, Oct. 14th, 1867.
TA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
hn S.. Bi"re antd JA B. Mafett, Admn'rs. v.
rliam'BidgZ,trs. Brdges and others.
Bill to sell land to pay debts.
The creditors of tI e estate of Wiley
ridges, deceased, are hereby requ red. to
rsder and establish on oath their respective
aims, before the Comndssioner of this
aart., on or bsefore the first d.ty of January
t68. SI LAS JOIINSTONE, c. E. N. D.
Comn's office, Q%t. 14th, 1867,
1G-42-1t, -- -
TA TE OF SOUTHCAON.
.Newboerry District-In Equiry.
Lavinia Kinard v.-it. HII Kinard, Ex'or.
- Ii!! or Dower. . -
The creditors of tl'e estate of John M,
minad. deceased, are required to render
d establish,, before the Commis-ioner of
V.Coturt, ityir re.pective demiandis, ot: or
fore' the- first day of Janiuary'-1868..
'SIL 18 .JOHNSTONE, C. E. Y. D.
Comn's ofli?e, Oct. 14th, 1867. .
16-42-12r.. .. 2
PATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In Eguity.
en'y Smnmner aDd William Sumnmer, sur.
ving Addrs. v. Mary 31. Summer, C. P.
Summier et at.
ill for sale of land to marshall assets and
General Relief.
The creditors of the estate of John Sium
er. deceased, are required to render and
tablish on oath, before the Commissioner
this Court, t'.eir respective demands, on
before the first day or January 186;8.
.SIL AS JOHNSTONE, C. E. N. D.
Comn's office, Oct. 14th, 1867.
16-42-12t. *15
The State of South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity.
Nancy-H. Ropp, v. W. II. Ropp.
The creditors of the Estate of Geo. Ivey
app, deceased, are required to render and
tablish on oath, before the Commissioner
this Court, t1heir re.spective demands, on
before the first day of January next.
Comn's Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE,
Oct. 1442 12t. *12 c. E.N.D.
The State of South Carolina.
Newberry District-Int Equity.
artha A. Wise v Patrick E. Wise, Admr.,
et al.
Bill for Partition.
The creditors of the estate of John A.
'ise, dec'd, are required to render and es.
blish on oath, before -the Commissioner,
eir respective demnands, on-or before the
[RST DAY OF JANU.ARY, 1868.
SILAS JOHNSTONE, c.s.N.D.
Comn's Office,- 12th Oct., 4867. 2mo *15
TATE OF'%QTJTH CAROLINA.
New@erry j.Ilstrict-In- Fquity.
ar-y E. Sen vs. Mary F. Sean and Se.
Bill fbrRef.
The creditoars o$ the
ceas on,orefored ts
bli6h SILASeth Com ve-.',~
madso o efr
r SIL S , c.-m D
NEW MILLINERY
MRS. JENKINS,
iespectfully informs her numerous friend
and the public, that she isjust in receipt <
a stock of
Fresh Millinery,
SUCH AS
HATS, BONNETS,
RIBBONS. FLOWERS,
BRAIDS, VEILS,
CORSETS, &C.
In fact aIl articles usually found in a firs
class MiliUnerv estahlihincnt. The ladie
are particulariv invited to call ard give m;
goods an examination, as I am convinced i
will he to their satisfaction.
Store on Caldwell street South of Pos
Office. Aug. 14,-33-3m.
Buy the Best.
J. W. Bradley's Duplex
ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
4W -1.
Of the followmng popular Styles, viz:
TIP-TOP DEMI QUAKER -.
Paris Ti all"- - .
Excelsior, Single Steel
Reception, Quaker, Double Steel
-and all other la;e styles can be_fTind here.
A In'dy-vha'ving enjoyed the plea crre, com
tort anid great convenience of wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirts
for a single day.. will t ever afterwards wil
lingly dispense with their use. For chil
dren, misses and young Lidies they are su
perior to all others.
MATHIAS BARRE & SON
October 2
Blease & Wright,
Have now in store and are constantly.
receiving a large assorinent of lfhe
Wchtparrnt nto.e enire saisa
tin.- ls
RW&CE<A4PTOES
Theymanfacure nd ellat hlsl$n
Oeai theb follticle ou tle,vz
Pai inare
RTeckepion Qhaker, D'obl sstento
-adnr er e andJapnne
Tin :i Wa e,6id ee
foT ale doay, ilnvof J tWOards uwly
donein th--rplne, wih thiaseROOFoG GUi
dran mifussor en yonfd they areoved
pof isoma all ofwhtheersprpae
tolernshaver resna& W riate,t
pro nowinssr and a-c conttl
recei;vingsarlurgefhavinrfcasestsenthe
frnishery the arti lo e oay
ihr respectfut.ad or a cntiation
ofThe meandctr a.deluras thesle tad
rta hebe srticle o.f
PlainSTin Ware
They nkee on baernd huat. od reet tof
alPworeed .terp and Japanedtosfi
maiThsipl rem ed hc e.a
c~Ure SuWrerishigt rtit by h d
ipefccoGdenealy
Thy 6 llkld~ofJO N ORB. OGDEN
clon in hi 42 lieda suc ees OFNG York.
LEW~ MtISi BUTLER,se
FASHIONBLE ABE R a cosand
REaEful LYsr nnounst the gapoen
t emen of N:ewe, to hi ie s repved
tohere h atl ber eapyto wateo allih
th ee ci o hs pofli- in. H:ies oet
is topease the mwon fastidi willte,n
firas tthe keeinio his sop shal be date the
motbiiu unxetont al trle. b
hanr exeutd a-ins the most aprvedi
manner..J. H-4-tN.
.eweryS Jcksonille
ADLNDING O THE4~fII
A et. Joh'Rflivr, o
Nevou ilySarvannah, erga.ad l
th apftafing 1 C01Tnaiy TefEE t
ll sanit. thfre ipde Aaniecin Whar,
ming he o'cl freabove places, conectig
cur e Geo~rrg i Centa o Rotyrad
verirsah Gxe.,frienle and Newb Odrleas.
inperfecl confidacs.e, frt.nprii
JO. D. OGKEN,CO
- Louis Schodair
Having removed to the CORNER STOR
O ON MAIN STREET, formerly occupied b
A. Harris, ani directly opposite Messr
Wiskemant & Wilber, would recpectfully ir
form tihe !adies and citizct,s generally, tha
he is prepared to furnish,
Dinner, Supper,
Pic-nic and Wedding Parties
with every kind of CAKES and PASTRT
at short notice, such'as
Of Nog:a, Almond, Cocoanut, Maccaroni
Orange, &c.,
Iced and Ornamented
CAKES.
Charlotte Russe, Jelly and Blanc-mange
Cream and Swiss Merainquoz, Fruit Merain
quo, Vaeherin, Polor-naise and Jelly Cakes
Also on hand - fresh Fruit, * Pound an
Spon=e Cakes, Jelly -Rolls, Sugar Buiscuits
Jumbles, Ginger Snaps and Nuts, Roe]
Cake, Love Kisses, &c.,
Fresh Bread and Assorted.Pies
Every Miorning.
Sweet rolls, and Tea bread baked to order
He will also ~have a fine ats.ortment o
FRENCH and other CANDIES of his owr
- 'ving fine ov'en Wbke' ans, and hih
material being of the hest, and terms veri
moderate, he respectfully solicits a share o
patronage. May 1 18 tf.
HARENESS
SADDLES &C.
The subscriber-wou#fespectfully infori
his friends, and the public generally tiat he
has.opened.a contplete . .
Saddlery and Harness
ESTABLISHMENT,
At BLEASE'S OLD STAND,
OVER TUE TIN SIOP,
Whe be wilt keep constant'y on hanid'
Saddles and Harness of every descripiott.
- ALSQ
REPAIRING done with Neatness
-. anu Des tcbd
TERMiS CASH, at moderate- and popular
priees.
jan 16 iJ. B0TLE, Egent.
$1000C00 In Watches!
POR SALE ON THE FOPULAR,
LraONE P?RIC E PLAN,Sim
GIVING EVERT PATXRON, A
Handsome Adnd Reliable *J#atch:
For the low price of Ten Dollars,!
Withiout Regard to Value,
And n6tt bePaid for unless p2rfectly satis
facto y: - --
100 Solid GoIlHt'ng W atches.$250 t541 000
100 Mlagic Cased Gold Watches, 200 to 500
100 L,adies Watchxes Enameled,. 100 to 300
200 Gor)a fft'ng Ohron'ter Watches. 250to300
200 Gold Ht'ng E'nglisl.L'ver+s: . 200 to 2.50
300 Gold Ht'ng D)uplex Watches. 150-0.200
.500 Gold Ht'ng Ame-rican Watccs'100to250
600 $ilver Hunt'g Leve-rs, -.$ .5 to 150
500 ~Silver H unting DupJexes, . .75 to 250;
500 Gold Ladies Wardhes,.. ...50 ro 250
1%Gol Huning,pinea.,....0 to 75.
2500 ilIuting Silver WatChes. ... .25 to 50
6000 Ass'td Watches, all knida, .-. 10'f 75
07 Every paltron obtains a Watch by tii
-rrangetn'nt? costing but $10 while it may
be worth $1,000.- No partiality shown. ..)
We wish to immediately dispose of the
above magnitlcentStock. Certificates, nam
ing the ar iele4. are placed in sealed envel,
ope-, and well m;xed. Ullolers are entitled
to the article namned on their certificate upon.
the payment of Ten :iollairs, wh<trher it he a
WVatch worth 51 .000 or otne worth less. Thd
return Qof any ortour em tificates entitles yon
to the article named thercop upon .payment,
2- spec;ive of its for:h,. ind as no article
vaisid le-s than$10 is nmed nn any certifiv.
cate, it will at once be seen thiat di.i
ho ottery. but acsi gto ar
~be-participated in eenr by tht most
fastidious !
A single cert ifica,te will -be .sent, bay mail.
post paid, upon receipt of 25. cts., fire for
S1. eleven to,r~2, thirty-three 'and eleg,nt
premium for $5. sixty-six tiu more valuable
Ipremium for S:10..one hundr-ed and trost su
perb Watch far- $15.- 'roAgenrs;'ori those
wishing egnploymnen, ~ his-is at iMsd 'oppor-*
tunity It is.a le'gttjaitelyi candwided sbusi.
ness. aulv :au:horized by ;he Go,verment,
and open to the most careful scrutiny, ry
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Sent under seal,.in a plain envelope, to any
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price 25 cents
Address thelPublishers,
. CHAS.J. C. KLINE &CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 4388.'
New Books!
- - New Books !
Coming wonders. A Remarkable Work.
By the Rev. M. Baxter, Author of the Corn
ing Battle;
Memoirs of' The Confederate War;
Biryan Maurice, or the Seeker;
Cameron Hall;
New America. by W. H. Dixon;
Far A bove Rubies;
H eart Breathin'gs, a Book of Devotions;
Home Pastimes, showing how to get up
Tableaus;
Elsie Magoon, a capital Temperance Story;
C.ecil Castlemaines's Gage, and: .ogher
Storl&ir bi1"Onids?.7
Aw well- as a 'constant -supply 6f Se6ool
Booka of >dl kincgs, and flue Note and Letter
Papers. Alsoi Indelible Pencils for marking
Liin,..Wrapping Paper, &c., -&c.
For sale at the Book Store of
_DUFFIE & CH APMAN,
Jn16 10 I4'. Ncwu-iy Sn.e C.
FALL AND WNTER
IMPORTATION,
1867.
RIBBoNs,
Ml[IY &SIRAW GOO 2
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO,
IMPORIERS AND JOBB :S OF
BfiNNET TR1MAHNfl
VELVET RIBBON6,
Bonnet Silks, Satins & Velvets,
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STRAW BONNETS AND LADIES IAS,
TRIMMED AND UNTRII[Y-D,
SHAKER HOODS, &c.
237 and 239 BaltimOte St.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Offer the largest Stock to be? &und In
this country and unequalled in choice wa"
riety and cheapness, comprising the latest
Parisian inovelties.
Orders solicited and prompt atteutiod
given. aug 21 tr
STEVENS HOUSE,
.21, 23, 25 & 27 Broadway, N. Y.
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
E'STEVENS HOUSE is weif and widely
known to the traveling public. The loeade
is especially-suitable to merchatis and busines
men;- it is in close proximity to thebeisess part
of the city-is on-the)nghWey .of Saotbern and
Western travel-and adjacent to pl teprincipal
Rsilroad and Steamboat de ta.
TH E STEVE'sBOUSE sliberal ieomodas
tigns for oyer 8,0 auests-it-s:weJlIfuai>red, and
posscsses..every moderofnirovement -for the
com4oWa'd entertainment of its inmates. The
rooms are spacious and wellventilated- royided
withg~as and water-the attendance Ie- propt
and respectful-and the table is generous y pro
vided with every delicacy of the season-st
moderate rates.
- The rooms having been refurnibed and re
modeled, we are enabled to offer extra facilitiea
for.the-comfort and- pleaaure of ogU G aes.
GEO. K. CHASE &'CO.
Paoa.IroRs.
u.nne - 2-imo. - - -
WxM iAE'V I
G H A3'S PILLSr.abdfAnd.e ~Illbdcod that
is c'aiined for themti, and ci rdn'osemed
themn t~o pabtc,ai.or. /
T. H. WAL,- Ex-Governor ofA.aaa
'J. W. A SANFOltD. Att'yGea.hofAlabama.
ROBEltT DOUGEwrTY, Judge Sua
Copir, A&lQbama.. -... " '/ ; ''
Fyom Taoxes J. JuDG-E, Judge Supreme Court.
IffAVE.USEI (iGALLIGHLAN!S
PILLS on my plantation, for-Fever and Ague,
anid -and them all that is- claimed for thsem
- XHOS J~JUDG E
Montgomery, Ala., Septpmber 29. 181i8.~.
- LoWnDas CdUrrY Albm.
GALLJIHAN'S FEVk .AND
AUUJE PILS will do. -They. ase 'decidedly the
best meglii o- fot Chills ..u Fever I. ever gave.
I would not be" withV t:e:n for five times the
price. - , .J. A. GIMRM.
-ONE BOX-OF O'AB A''S
1ILLS cured me perfe'efly of Cbfh e .
They are the best inedicine' for-CffI an Fever
I ever saw. .A:-Gi.EQNN-ALDSN,
Clerk Superior Ceart, Safete Vounty,Ga.
* MoNt'adMBav, A .zl~ 1866.
MESSRIS. BLUN1 &t 'E
.GFNTS:- I hawe need .,.ur. G42WJ*AN'S
PrLb n two occii-ions for Chlills and Fever,
nu'indThsaIit they v4ffect all that tbe.sie itatend'.
e'd to do. They are the best 'remed for the dis
ea.m that I haere ever trIed. 1 -c'onider them
perfectly reliable.
Respectfully, .DAF'L SAYBE
Gr:md Sed. Grazdi Lodge of F. and.AA4qAla.
- 'A rz xx. G A , March 11',867,
I H{AVE USED GALLItHA N'S
'LLES in fo,rf. cases.of Cid,lszmd Fe.wer,.:ewItha
p9rfact success They 'af th~e' s t er and.
A gue PIlls'put-up. -. 'A JAT,
- d Widsale inau wieston . b7 GoUD ee'-'R,
,. Wholesale a,&ew.:Yeritby McKaisSS Rkom
mis, flA.L.M 4-.o00talgS~ alb'
lDruggists irn'e Ver
-- 'lrOUT k HA Je
- 0JO ~
It Oila UNFAILING REMEDY in 'al Cis
of Neurnlgia Faciali,, ofteo ifecting a pen
feet cure in less than twenty four hou,
fro-)n the use of-no moure than TwoOR TUH~
FILLS '
No other form of Neuralg.r Nervous.
Diseas.e hara failed to yield' to .thipeNE
FUL REMEDIAL- AGENT. .
Even in thc severest cases of Chroni
Neuralgia'arnd general nervous derange
ments ,-of many years standnw.-affeg
the entire system. its use for a fe"w das or
a few weeks at the utmost, always affo*ds
the most astonishing relief, and very rmfely
fails to produce a complete and perrnament
cure.-.
It contains no drugs or other materials ,in
the s-lightest degree injurious; even to 'fhe
most dlelica.te systeur, and can ALWAYS be
used withySRFECT SAFBTY.
It has.long been in constant use by mnany
of our MOST ExxWSNT PHYSIeIAJS; Who
give it their una'nimous an.1 unqualilded- ..
approval.
Snurby mail on receipt of price,- and post
age. -'- -. -
Ong package,. .oS-o,---Postge 6 olin1s..
Six pcages,..... 5.00,...... -
Twele pckages,..... 9*0.-- -
It is sold hy all wholesale andretail dealer.
in drugs and rdiciac2s thioughout the United
Sta'es, and by .
TURNE R CO., Soic Proprktors,
120 Tremnont Street, Boston, Mass.
Oct. 9 41 6mo.
.Notice.
Application will be made:at-the next
meetinig of the Legislature of fhis StatE for
an-Aef Incorporating.a Freedman's School1
in the Town of New-berr!.
ROBERT TOLIVER,J'. -~
-CHARLEY~ G NON> - .
JA 4ES LONGSI1ORE, ~ Freedmen.
TIA RTEY CLAitK andf
others.