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JANUARY. 8 M T W.T .sK ?-1 21 31 !j 1 13 14 15 16 17 18 1 2(k 4 22 23 .4j 25 2 0E V THE CARE OF. RIKHEEP. - Ieigneritagent6bf the if Rm*nt company gives the follow iag t I. e sbeepdry nuder foot with litter, This is:even more necessary o* Never.#e them.ad M "Mi o st, noaw. - 6.6We up iam ramsarly i' the smMer, and keep themup Until De ee1IJs~ lin;iag heniGhey may S b l e r b u i f e -1 6o 6 b a s thus saving broken limbs. dont every day. gri'ng with the greatest -re ad use t e smallest uantity .dNsafe oAla iA ter &*y,1nifewdays, apd mix a little Aik with. her -at. 7. wo4 vi*tJbe sheep, ia t&ei-ag MM eSp ing. 9. Never frighten sheep if possible to avoidj_ . oak izold weather if,ou ean. ia i li oakr tinA , of Aiekfront &&osreSrt"ODg thefall, and Invspecia s are. 12. Ifany seep i4 hurt,. cath i wi w-atb wesiigi ~d if a asy ne, atpp lspirits'of 'turg~n ting4jl alJisl.vithon e thing healiwg lf-e .limb is hroken - 4Dd otlet*e sheep spoil tieir 16~. For, ye pulverized alan a wheat bdan; prevent ygak'p 17. Itene daame, examine the tohisees with blue vitrol, boiled in a lile e 19.Have at least one godwork you for refrence. This will b GOOD RE8 E FARME L. 1. Take Igjld9apn ea read ~ X AeSWe implements scatter Fepoda he sun q~t~.&Mxpedture of time and money. & Use moe judiciously, and do all kinds of trumper becase it is -eheap. - 6. Neiieiade well repairk! sieittleAot grazing in the meadow or-grain elds,oripi youg orchvrds. 7 Doofisfe to 'iake -'experi d~efts -ina smail- way of9nany new -~ 8: Plant fruit trees welf, rire for them, aiif o ursejoufl get gpeod ~9.ra e~~ecodoixiy by giving stock.good shelter during the winte*eI a sogoedfood, takiouE #11 that~ is iisomid, half' rotteif or mioul dy. - 10. Do notrdeep'tribes of snarlingr cats and dosarband tlse premnises, that eat mofrhwunnth tha6?hey are worh in a life time. Too RAP&DOReWTH OF TREES IN *Jau.-Reiing of the dying offofa hundreds of peach, pear, apricot, nee-S tarine and plum trees in Californiaf * without any. apparent known ecsen rewinds of fwhat our best pomologists have repeatedly -asserted, vis- that an extra stimulated ;growth and gret fruitfulness while young will cause erly diath -to -tue -free. California fruit-growers are already begnning to -.reaize;e tet isin in record ing it we caution fruit-growers everyf where against' too great: a timulating -.- supply of rod'to the orchard, a growth of one foot o neighteen inches year, THE COMPOST HEAP. In forming the compost heap it is not absolutely essential that we should have any manure to start the pile in fermentation.. A deaf.hore or7 other aninal, o some. refuse pieces of skin from a tanner, or sizing from a paper mill, or the refuse of a glue factory, or- the sweepings of a woolen-mill, will have;t,e saine efet on the com past as tIle nure. ill 'animal mat. t6r, with the exception of wool, hair, and bones, decays rapidly during the summer, and imparts the same tenden cy to vefeytorganized substance with which it .ay come in contact. Even woolen waste which alone would de compose slowly, is generally so satura ted rith oil; a highl 'carbonaceqs and consequently inflammable sub stances, that it heats-up the compost h&j0Sdi6W-yi $4pontii om bustion goes on i the pile, which spee aciesla hole in good condition for top-dressing. If a few bushels;say1ive or six; -an be7 aded ( c,compos, us.elekk W, *isze, or4izing,'o e such matter full-of. ammonia, we de sire nobetter top4essing. If amia' or dead animal matter of any kind, fish and fiesh inelsded, can be obtained to set thfiomos/heiit fe n onag and furnish it with anmonia, then use the soap-sqds from the laundry and the sBojRODior i tiha kitche adtheeim tet. 9'&re te feWthing 4$ AL ill put a eompost heap oin the road to putiefaction better than- the: refuse water from the laundry. Tiis eon tains, besides soap, the filth of clothes, which have receiTed the exhalations from thepares ofthe skin, and is real Jy rich in effie animal matter. Pour ed around the house, as it too, often is, it produces one of the 'worst smells imaginabej tpu upon cueumbers o grapevines it gives a most luxuriant growth-;_but the best place for this water, and, indeed, all the slops.of the house, I the compost heap, Whee all hi 'iga gth e r tt her mentation will be retained, and will aid in decomping much other o n DRIVING COir8.-If the colt is.at move now-mnay cause serious mischief, b~Jd It h~i~ e id blet resist restraint, will easily causeda loss, 1y EiKDag ~6 wagonoffran,'fe to fifty dollars. ,.To guard spthg get thre/Al0 alkis, tird Iem a se the third down the poleg in form of shafts the froet ends about twenty inches apart, the- back ends about sfr feeapat 54 hIriE5 Qdadsi abou~ six feet six incebes. from the forward ends, and Liegqq ith pieeg oor. Hitch the eatinpolttah bg hlre jgh Ighs by ty ing with small cord, and drive the seustozaig 'ntithiere as perficei sub mission to them. Driving to'poles is an advantage step, for two reasons: they gase.less noise .and excitement, cause gesjegggand, should <tie horse kick, no danger could .result whereas, one kick against .a buggy wo'ldlikely t6 &iuse seriois dam age and loss. the wagon or shafts,' all danger of re sising anything striking the h@ tyogieeep by the course of subjection. It is always the safest and best . method. Anything ease of constructing poles into the form of shafts will enable any one, at a trifling trouble by this nieans,t& easily supply the wait:--Prof; Mfanger. *To ma~ke pears color handsomely, peea&a'lanki4 eiheNeQtfla cool room, and then thinly and evenlg ple'e the fruit an the floor. K scn blanket must be spread over them, and in a.short time the effect of' this tratment will be apparent in the most golden-colored Baitletts and rich, rud >d orsle.iuimt be rdM suitbjefor wheat.puless.p4. through a process of renovation requiring year o time; and old land, urless "nneon ioly neh in. the .-gequisite igd Erdfsdisfd ilot2b eseW;indeed, . would seldom put wheat upon any field after the second or third ploughing from ihe turf. Harrowing wheat to kill weedse wll 'worth trying. It shou1d be done when the ground isdry and on sunny ays it will iot hurt the wheat, and while in our OWtn case it did not. kill ll the weeds, it certainly destroyed a ood many of them.I Manure should be drawn together na snug pile, and not be left scattered thout the yards.' It will :commene -fermant, and, keepi on fermenting noderately all Winter. -- - e . Root Crops should be gathered and * Lf~~1. I .Furnaiture. DEALER IN FURNITUR]; OF-LL STYLES AND GRADMS, Consisting of Walnut, Chestnut and Painted Ckiff ber Setts, PARLOR SUITS,. BUREAUS, Washstand; TABLES BEEDSEFEADS f all style-id grades, CHAIRS, to '-suit a, BooS&ases and Writigsk, _.Spring Beda antMattrasses, Window ShAdes and Fixtures, Wall Paper and Border, PICTURE FRAMES made to or der. Entrance bet ween Leavell & Spearman A0A'."'M. Dei6 &:Costores. W. H. HARRIs. 3. 1. HOUSEAI. vi vAR ky. - j W111-JUMBA &o IGOIAQTS ReepeafAy, i onsiheir frdi ad he 'public generally,that they have'on hand and for-sale BEDSTE'AD9, CHAIRS, An~itgiapf FuidtwFe, oigr Gaiouvvne in the best manner with expedition, and. at moderate prices. Neatly, and any kind of work in their line executed in a highly satisfactory manner. tQRKOO r I idss - 8 THE STATE OF SOUT]a CARO LINA COUNTY OF NEWBER1 ~RT~.C-80U 6F -OCoMN Charles D. Burton, Plaintiff, Against pvr (n-land*ni Ulysses it. Giilani, Ad .in istrators de. bonis non, wih ;Willi 'aniiexed, of the Estite of EliahAludrop, , Elijah L. Gary, Jobn.K. Gary, Fran ;es --. Gary; William -Gary, Ephraim F. Gary,.IDauieIL.- Gar, Nathaniel Gary and 3TryA. Haumouid children of Rebecca Gary, deceased, William M. Dorroll, John D. Pitts, Executors of the Will of Henry Burton, deceased, and Jordan P. Pool, De *eaR.ti d Adis~a ad Admi istratrix de.bonis non, C. T. A., of the i tate of ElUah W'aldrop, deceased, AreIf baAd WValgrop,iGeorge W. Gary, EWh L. Gary, Nathaniel Gary and Mary A. Ham mond, children of Rebecca Gary, deceased, William M.-Dorror-John D. Pitts, Execn tors"of the Will of Henry Burton, deceased~ and Jordan P;Pol You are hereby.summoned.and re~ired to *is ith ib , and to sezvacpy ou t asido tegg~erry 90oagt-:e, South Carolina, ivithlta twenty days flr the service hereof, exclusive of the day opsshiservice: and if on5 fail toanswer the complaint within tb -m.ioid,4ha plaintiff in this actio* will apply to the Court for the refiefedemand ed in the complaint. :-De$ed N6vmbei8At Ir,.s.1 JESSE C. SMITH, C. C. P. -- FAfft.-POPE & POPE, To the Defendants,_Archibald Walr George W.-Gary,~?lijah L. Gary, John Gr,Franees *. 4My.ii~Gry iel Gary and Mary A. Hammhond, chilIdren tion, of which the foregoing is a copy was fled in the offlebdf'ftTae'Cter1f6f'tiie'Court or Common Pleasforthe.County o fNewberry, and State of South Carolina, at Newberr of Nt ~i h on the 28thd FAIR,.E PE &.IE Newb4r C. H., S. C. December Wpd-51-68t. "MAKES THE WEAK STBPNG, The PeruviaN$ S b a Protect -cMielegina of the Protoxide of Iron, is so combined -soltv the char'acter'of 6n a tmi, as easily digestedl and assimilated with the blood .as. the ,simnplet foo.L It'inieases the quantity . of Natmre's . OwNg Y aliziig Agent, Iraq .4n the blood, and cures "aito sand ills," simplyj.. by To,ning upIntigorating and italizing the System. The en. riched and vuitalized blood per tffte s dy searching out. morbid secre-. tions, anud leawing uothing for LIis is11 secret of the won pf&ic6sgti remsdy in carng spesia ~Liver Com jiitj~ropsy; -Chrorfie Diar rhuea,B1oils,NervousAffections, Chills. .a.nd: Fevers, Humors,. Loss 'of Constitutional Tigor, Diseases of the Kidneys a.t Bladder, Female Complaints, compaeW'4-b! ~ bility or a low state oif the systeme Bei~ing free from Alcohol, in any form, 'its energizing effeccts are not fo4 lowed' by corresponding reac tion, but are permanent, infu-. sing str'ength, vigor, and new life into all p)arts of the system, and building up) anf Iron Con. Thousandlshave been changed by the use of this remedy, from weak, sickly, suffering crea tures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and wonwe and invalids cannot reasonaby hes itate to give:St a trial. . See that each,bottle has P ER ii VIAN SYBUPbiown in the glass. Painji~ilete Free. -Coffmbia .4dvertisenents. WILL THIS INDUCLYOU TO PART WITH YOUR GR EEINBACHS ? Those Blue Ebiiilon Over.CoatsoA- -.. -.. -- formerly $10,.Aow $30 Those Brown,- Heavy )eaver OverCoats, - - - -. $35, " $27 Those Blue Castor Beaver OvcCas.. -..-'- - "''. $V3, " $25 Those Black Castor Beaver Ovfr.Oats, - - - $25, " $20 Tbse Blue Chinchilla Osver.Coat7s.,....-.-.-.-.-.-.-.. .$24. " $18 lbose- ibnchilla Over-Ce;~...-.-.-.. .. . $17, " is Thdse .B(loth Cape Over-Cos-- $33. " $25 Those'Aro*iPploth Cape Over.oat.s,.. .-.-.-.-.-.-.".$3, " $24 Those Black, Heavy Beaver CaBO1 r-Coats, - . "- 15, , $12 hase Mixed Chinchilla Cape Oer-oats, - . $16, " $13 nd Blankets at same sacrifice. %,hevlot Shirts, - - - - - - - - - - formerly $4.75, now $3.00 ver Shirts..-.-.-.-.-.-..... -.-.-.".$5.00, " $3.00 0t iot Shirts. - - - ng similar bargains-in other goods. e R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD, -e. COLUMBIA, S. C. ''JOHN . DIAL,' Tnipoiter'and ealer in' .j HRWIA fIDARE *D ULERY9 Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Mill Stones, Bolting Cloths, Simut Machines f6ulfSiw% Millrns$gr Pe1er rage&aildig--Tri Ning lteials, Rubbeasd Leather Belting, all kinds of Tools, UOUEKEEPING & FURNISHING. HARDWAIIE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Lime, n American Window Glass, Guns, Rifies, Pistols, Shot Belts,aFlasks, .owder, Shot. &c. -WhoIea4e and Retail, t4t]w 8*n 01i0ah GOLDEN, PADLOCK, NO. 5 " '1a1V BIA, SM_ BI JOHN AGNEW & SON, COLUMBIA, S C. ;'k4vjxillded thirbdsih * two departments are thereby enabled tolfurnish to ftseir el ersc te'tbel 1 assorted, and containing a speciality in .each line. or Business. T.r -- .HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Embraces all:gso4&%iaWe for and adaVfteTto-tbe M r t trteeanic and Housekeeper. - - -. IRON, NA1LS2 STEEL, SPRINGS, AXLES. HUBS, RIMS. SPOKES, SHAFTS, BUGGY W:ES. ATENT 'E AELLED CLOTH. CUThERY AND S1iEF ! AR A at ACKSMITHS'and CARPENTERS' TOOLS, 0IIAINS, FILES, RASPS, WINDOW GLASS. PAINTS, OILS, VAR-. NJSHES. SPIRITS TURPENTriso - - L.M2CZEENT and PLASTER constantly on-band, and comprising an assortment NOT EXCELLED -WANY H6B- IN THE 'sTATE, selected 6 %h'~g~pt caie and ofered AT LOW DWN PRICES TO CASH CUSTOMERS.' Their QCQER DEPART-MENT F41 91L Cbmte 1d gtbbbcea mily.'Grocries in all their varieties. inelidini WINES, WHISKEYS, BRANDIES, CHAMPAGNES -and IGIQUOR- in. great-variely AND Oy THL3sT9"YROVEDBRANDs; CIGARS and TOBACCO are also a SVE - -IirY;~ aad'-ehA Department of our Business is separate and distinct from the other, comprising a separate corps of Clerks, AND WEAT PAINS ARE TAKEN TO FURNISH -CHOICE GOODS AT THE LOWEST CASH PIUCES.To 6UE CUSTOMERS. Wereetfusp y ask an examination of our Stock, being assured that we can make it e,ntt of'CA BUTE ti deal th is-. ,We'are also Ageits for D ARD!ER'FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, CU-UMBER PUMPS, and VuPOsTS GUNPOWDE. JOH$ AGNEW & SON, Columbia, S. C. Laurensville Herald copy. Nov. 5; 44-3m. 18731 WiTe-1874, J. if KNAB & MI4 CLOTING,HATSCOLUMBIA, S. C. ar g - e~ a Our NeWCash Syste a il u u WorksLike aCharmn. GETS' FURNISML.. GOODS. ..~~ The besbokviddine can e sten'an'y'liour - -jthe -day-.by-calling..at-our Est.ah! - nent. - The busy sceneis conntt* ready de Ufotii hat was ever -e nd~lyzgte - the EI tE 'C T INt an be God RATE PRICES, call and_se,it 6 sildf4LNIt42.keep ~he BJ~T.a t1ie OWFT PICEAS WELL AS. THlE .CHEA EST, elass-4 ofany flouse a i e tae. ' WEL L ASSORTED STOCK.,' We sell tiie BilOADWAY SILK be*.ipeopl ppE~t oion in HAT. . W ~e know that we have the HEAVI AND MOST COSTLY. STOCK ,OF D TL. KflflS.3 WILE's' Citv. The -other Reiart -COLUMBIA, S. 0. . of th.Tsa. 4 catte. SNos. 5 -4tf }(; All we ask is a call __________- ________ Now, 5 . tf.~ FALR Successor to G M.rTHOMPSON0, .LLaiDER -*ETALDALR GRAND CEt4TBAL 11ste, Cajisand Leafher, :RGQGDS TRUNKS, TRALNN BASS ANBUlJlIEllAS, ESTABMLSHEN1T7 . COLUl4BIA, S~ Cq COLTTM~BIA,~-S. 0. No 5,~ 4 1J1-Sm.O1~E STRANGERS tis~ifin our City during. ______ FAIR''WEEK, and FAMIILIES nakin' their WINTElf PURCHASES, wilr fmiu 1? decidedly to their advantage to examine HAS 'ast opened, in the new and hand our choice assortmIent before purchasimg. some building iminediately oppite the We send Samples gratuitously to all parts Phcanix offiee, on. Main street, a..'cmplete of the country on applicstion of all .ged -tk-f - - - we can cut, and pay er'prcssage'on all par- S'ATONRY 'a sof TENPDOLLARS. AND OVER to the Comprising Letteri Cap-and Note'.Paper, of nearest Express dep~ot, wieu, ameunt atc- all:sizes, qualities and of .every 4eilrIption; com'panie's the order. - . Flat Papers.-of Cap, Demy, Donble-.Cap, Me * WM.D. LOVE & CO. dium, .Royal, Super-Royal, and Imperietr *- - Columbia; S.-C. - si5zeS~, which Wil be soldinl any 'quantity, Or Under Wheeler Ho 'manufactured into Blank Books of any sia,, W. D..LOVE, - ~ I~~i n B.B.M'RRY Nv.5 44-3m.. ENVELOPES~ J -- c E GE~ . Irf end1ess variety-all sizes, colors and quail JNO.-Q SANK -BOSs WHOLESALE -jOf every variety,. Memorandum and Pass - Bool-s, Pocket -Sooks, .Invoice and Letter Books, Receipt,Books,-Note Books. U OREAl.RI D8EERBRWER ARCHITECTS and DRAUGHTSMEN wifll ind.. complea..stoct Lf.maeriala. for their TOBACCO, SEGARS -PIPES &C. usN . Dwing..Pager, iTLisheets and rolls, aBristol Boards, Postal Paper and Boards, Oil - - Pper,Peiicils, Water Colors, in cakes and LaerBer ouleSton frbes, Brashes,.Crayons, Drawing Pens. -. - - -- - - - -SCHODL ST ATIONERY Winter Season- fcn and Papils. cOLMBA, - Ptograh Albums.,Wrtn Desks, Port foli6s> Cabas, with boxes, and :a countless All orders pro'mptly attended to. AC RILS LMGER BEER IN BOTTLES. .Also a ios% elegapt sto.e of Gold Pens Nov 44-m.nnd Penci Cases,;supetrbly-mounted Rubber S 44-4m. - Goods.INKS. Ideil Black, Blue, Violet and Carmine,Ineie *ad Copying Muicilage Chess and Back mon- Mew8ingjtiag:and Wed - egCfairds, aubvr gusually kept iis a 19rst. Olass StagoQnery lionse .Wholesale and Retail Dealer. in left~j thriditiitendfrthis shall be. He will still .conduct his BER and1 CFL A S L A S 4BT H -E A HbNAn in~L Sesfl.prtISMT for ove h abe ist,n s tcesu ojea o whohve -W- tin' tdeotaon peona hcht A ND ... - mev la. .m hotrnt pnenaa. AND tention. His stock will be kept up full ;aad -~ Photography. COME ON FOR ALL THINGS ARE NOW READY AT THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Having jast returned from the Northern Cities, and the.National Photographic As sociation-at-Buffalo f reel better p:epared to do good work than ever before, by the advatagesof Tiliatest inip'roveie-h r Md the pretticst.style%. .. . My stock is larger than ever, and among whic'h are, a fine t of Albums, Fancy Picture Paper Weights, &c. - am prepared to take nHOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYPES, 2Opylg and Rlarging. Pictures, ..-.akmg-Residences,Jr.. Call %hile thi pretty 'eather lIais; .re member that.delas are aangerons, and do ot iput it61T.: io. A.proofiw al.ways furnished for inspection' befoewthe; picture i& printed. - . . - The sui-lst way is to-come at once. and get piectares it the Newberry Gallery-of the ever rcad 'Pfhiogropber, w16 wigE-MAIM Oct. 8 4!l-tf. .. COLUIM$IA,. C Visitors to the-eity are respectfully in vited to- visitrm rooms, where can be seen specimeas oreb t-MiIllstyle, of the Art. Satisfatglhi'UahMdded a44 prices cheap. A. M. RISER, Oct. 1, 39-tf. Plain Street. Proessiona; Card CE C. JAEGER, ATTORNEYATLAW, NEWBRRY,: S C Office on drdWell- Street; nearly opposite the Post Office. . . - . Practices in -the Conits of the. State and United. States. . ..Oct. 15, 41-6m. Dr' ,T.. BRUCE, -In resuining the PRACTICR of. his PRO FESSION, ienders his 4ervpest .:the. Citi zens;of the-Town; and can be found. at all times within itsrlimity. Apr. 28, '73.1-ltf. - JOHNSTONE & HARRINGTONI Attornes at Law (Office,on Law Range,) NEWBERRY,V S CA Gerg#,ohnstone. . -~ Haringte~ Apr:'22''78-18-]y. - THOMPSO)N & JONES, Dental Srgeons, - . r WEhmmj1e'CE ge"sraly KDA1MiLN JANUARY NEXT. 'Students prepared for:any College thi. ma wish to enter.. .. 1i tes by t'no ' r'i eid 'Bocane hafr$1li1 stanatlf i v waish ing. Fp fwhgr pr es ddl-es * . '~!HOMAN'DUCKETP. Dec. 10, 49-am. Educ4t? Tsv Daughters Inquire loto tJe M*rits -' 7, .-: j - OF, TliI. WILLIAMSTON For a.talogue, address - . ,SAMUEL LANI1l, A.M. Dec. 3, 48-tf. Wip~mston, S. C. NEWflY PEAE ACADEe . P. PIER,LA.-E. Prinicipai. iss FANNIE LEAVELL - Assistaatt. Pro. P. WEREE, . . Eusical Dop't. The NEXT SESSI0Eof this SCHOOL rl1 begin, on 18th SEPTEMBER, 18'73.' 'As far as-the piactic4duties 'f life are :oneerned.as thorough an edncation can be &btined 'i ibis School as at any Female siiriri'ths'State. Tuitio'n from $12.50 to $22.50 per Session. Paid irr:dwxmee er.isfactorily secured. Boadnrg bar~r lie'dbtained at a moderate rice. For particulars, inquire of S. P, BOOZER, see. JB'd., or of. - A. P. PIFER, Principal. Ang.:6, 81-tf. nd .study in the great.Metr;opolis of the Mississippi Valley and fnd employment. MOUND CITY 1OMERCIAL [0LLEG, *2 RMDELSM6 -t~N~~AI9L Established 14 Years! I LfA has furnished more businens m. t& 00w-s, Sgh and$t .BIM Q1?ftd4d unai ~z -e Hl. M. &t.r _ 'I;e - RESSED FLOORI NG, CEILING, WEATHER BOARDS, &c. OvG&FWIM#ent-at.e D . terns of Mouldings mde',.,over 100;0W0feton habd,: for. sa at New.yo prices. MantellPieces, Door and Window Frames, made to order at short notice. Stair lNew els, Ballusters.of Walnut pr 4ahogany, on haid' and iade tviiitdi.'-d tdi4 work made as cheap at this establishment as can be zaeia the-.lai.t Wehave on hand the laigest stkofthe%boveSouth,of the city.of Baltinore, all of which we g=2 antee willgive entire satisfaction oaH who Mirtgoodinids 'bsttias1rork- , - The subscribers are the'o l practical ea ihi6pr6, b carryitig -on the businesi In the eii of liarlestoi, and.can rper o gentlemen over this Stat,.Georgia, North Ci an,a&orida, at the'characterof 'Vieli faotth'ps twenty years. P. R USSE L L .O. ch,arlesto,. NOTICE.-On. account.6f the anner in which we box up oa wer, qndeiMbwst*p tion of the risk .o(Bieilkage'df Ghrss with o,dlnary;hadling,a,Qr g 13# ,1p0~ over the roads in thMOSateatA RATES, Which isa greatsaing to thKpti'eaoFoifrwork . 12 173vy- -W. P. RUSSEi . SPECRGMEKIC NES 1-9O]WEWN' ff CAMRE1 Fits, Spasms, Convulsions and.Nervows - ther bove exsfr yeas - ot"c -- Sekil, 4id Q1 4iame i nisrX419 ppre Blood. AL A. to -f ASoes ca sB" Rh4el m an - - )I0 - 4 0,7,,kAet teI. 'rhia Caten teredae diiig to.Att ofQo-r .. - - - ' _____in__Cash_-rices - S AM COONS f$l~ - Ladies and gentlemnen visiting the Te A-s f It'h's esn .-ooun bthest Mf-. hanfs the best, dinistaed, -aiid -mailenoa'ihde B Dlj bist plan,"of any inaehilie maniraletset. - : d I ' et Will -sew the finest addot-dibris,.ng mautters howi -hue1r. tiich..weer drops - stitee,iuns:light and ahmos oiselss. - *,0aHeiid.ukanifn.for.ouself; . "' $ old-eon the:mostye.Ogpl jenWs a~4 atisfantien guaiasee. Indenents tp clubs. LOVL10E &WEJEA Oct. 28 48-tf. WHEELER & WILSOI SEWINtG MACHINE -~. nA - ~ T h rCimu lfaaIu . A : 7.- Thes f arueusan jitri -tIJd thButh&*iIg - 8 ... F 'rCr. DEFIES3i A4mJF1nNAkt g P AS APROOF ~o Eadj who has one would -wilinglyrt ArlLs I ~ 88 wth it. ' - - .2 - :-: a if~ tAA)i~A And every ladyw'uo has znop, apxiessly.~i~ ''~T~~.r'~ esires to have one. ~s.1~1 A~~&~f. "Thie W.;& W. abs easily anf with bt little noise. ..-A - IIsW V0eaL.'E IY And physicians:recomnpend. them foc.:a-~ .. si . .. 2.. ies in preference to all others-., R-gionsklearti This Madchite id6*te prenium at t~ e l sections .still - Vienna Ex position; - .-: omipt uteti6*iM!uieu Bay.one -and you will not, regret it. aresemngaausa Sold byn i Aaii fr L*. H~ R EDUS, t'; , as A rtfrNewberry who can be fpqad - - - - t mi.'C. 'Chase & Co.'iStore:A3A He- can:furnish -to thoselivliofprefer them, H W .kLW Ee'; . Singr' m istie and many Tn ,ro e tEa . Ilocal~ Agency at the - Store* of Wmn. C.' hase &,Qo..... L. H. REDUs and W. C. SLIGH travelling A-~:. gents. Oct. 8, 40-tf.A *; r .1 "The Family Favorite." -* WEED SEWIM& L(MMME InoonEhbto,adready,for sale,* MRS. D. MOWER, GENERAL AGENT T 4~..' 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