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ii V>:. . What is the urc oitiptmpid W'flW the window shuttW^tflfcXkifcion, rncnt again-1 tho sunlight ofi'joy? Especially when tl?%?10vfihi>jil is sp blight and cheerful. LoBkVJlVrt upon the, smiling orc*ti<|U<ML epalrteko.. of th^it spirit of rda<j5Jjjf $fjjg\*'' ptevadcs all Nature's works. Even though you an ticipate troublc^J^aT^?wVjct, Irnf and he merry, like turn Uuuls..before a thuneler storm, utnl tbcigytttejrflmoffely he heeded. WITT M?ll Murmuring never healed a wound nor cased n pain, except when *;.io frets* him self to death^.^ Contrjvu to keep car s out of ti e bo-dfii. HVticri o!fdv/ of ttfese annoying insect* once get in there, they breed faster than bug* tu Juue, and cat rat holes in ^|^jjjjH^*r?C 0I1UU'''1 'or Jf troubles bite nie, I make myscll en*}', ktmwt?^fcdlWc 11 they will leave on the iimr^p jj^ffiiw c 'lies to seek lodging iu *^r?y'*BllWnV; immediately 1 tell her 1 um all full, and a few over; ?ndt Imsidcs. I don't acooiniuodate any of her e^^epri^n^af,(her for sup posing shoSft co?e^AVlth t/ l>nd slvil ling, and olT she goes. Sorrow eau't beat to be laughted at. If my l^flHp**^ ahoultl happen to he light, 1 wouTdu my heart with lead ; uiidJhtf,^tqvVf)t|rtqun(telyA I should break uiy susponders in straiuiug to lift too big u bag-full of riches, I should get thetu mended, and think no more about Cheir att?-d\scou?olate - Y< ur j.i itn phizzes arc cuough to fi ight en h ppihesa ^p^r^ ha1!.a_dozen fences put (leull r"atffP*yfla yunjflkiariz ? - -row up your 'Imng^ly; ^?Imagim.fum gath er daily cMse^^atdunda^frotn Paradim und l^i'uj^JS&^^^iVfrow a few ?l hot favorite ?fc>tliu/t Aipeu the filter of Hope In u woi d, bo de^mtnea1 not to care for Care, and you will Gnu the world s great deal Mll0a^^t|)a-U. l^oks to be. Own a iKniiJ ?f Yoiir'l)wn. ^biif rhi * IIuveW?lM of your own somewhere J uy a j lecc of laud andowo it. Hify it withlrtl!:^e*rrriinytton td kehp it at lung aH.iou.Jjve, and to leave it to your heirs. ?f*QPe^4an>?aU do money except vl.ut yoy earn yjuvself, then scrupulous ly save ?tbd'dny aside a*part of your in I'l tno, until yo.u, have enough to pay fot a peice of land. To be an owner of a.j homeftead will have a beneficial offec upon your' character. It will increase your se If VC 5 pect?your confidence in yourself. You will feel that you haw a p.ubstancial position, and something at stako in tlje community. The habit-ol paving, whieh [yon will have formed in saving^ ^"nfeyt ; to ^purchase a piece o land, will, in itself,'be valuable 10 y?u It will aid y^n^lyJTdJj^u^ripg other property, and becoming independ ent. The tend^cy. of this.is to make you more self-reliant, tootVambittbuh, knire industrious, more careful, and a better citizon. ?<B!S!*TA;-J ThoJ,loWerillfTp#; 6* % ?hom? will add greatly to your happiness. The feeling which, it eugenders .is a eource ot con Staat 'SmKttlSaT* ^Phere is ^ne spot of earth <jcv?jch you .improve u'd beautify .' With that spot your thought* and affec tions becorJie' identified.1 You learn to love is like an unchanging friend It beoTjroee an-nnfaiiing source of enjqy ment.^/iSFc a Aome.?Ex. \V ?I II III ? HI, ? J| ?. ? MADE HIH PA IT When General Jackson was Vin dent, a heartless clerk in tlje Treasury Depat&nontf ran up an indebtness with n poor landlady to SCO, and then turned her off as he did other creditors. She finally*vfibt to the President?with her complaint, and asked him if he could not compel the clerk to pay the bill. "He offer* his iiotc,'^ ahe sail, "but his note is good, far nothing." Said the'president, ''Got his note and Ttanftitoak gave her the note, with (ho jcorft^. rjjqftcst, ' "she wouhl let him kno'.t?w.hcn,.?ne got the money on it. '' ^kin^ijb.to tho president he wr -te "Andrew Jackson" bo the back of it. and told her sh.9 would got tho money attjiojiank. When it decame due the clerk refu ted to any, the note, but when ho learned wlaf^wa?:tho endorser, ho, made haste to "raise the wind " The next morn ing be found a note an his desk saying that hi|services were no longer required by the government?and it server?, him rigU. , c, Here is the lore ditty of a Georgian which he droped, and was picked up in the road ; "To Miss Sudy; Ur hold, n btranger at the door of thy heart, he gentely not and noz, has waited long is" waiting still, miss Sady yon treat uo other iriend so ill.?I lav you now and will forever, you m*y change but I will never for even one be out let derist won forget n:e not, Miss Sudy I must eon fest that I luv you the bestest of all the girls I ever ncwed, there is noue to be Com pateJ with you." FOR SALK OK TO KENT. -ONE ' A^REj LOT with DWELLING, at Branchvillc, 8. ?. Apply to D. LOEB, nug 24?3m STORE alid mm f^har\efton, 8. <'. thoy wore pal cured in auch Sarsaparilla, JU?? XIBJB The reputation thin ?x- i| collcnt medicine fMkwm, Is derived t'rpiu lta cures, many or which ovo truly murvclloua. Invt& cases of scrofulous case, where-the sy? Ecomca saturated t corruption, havo been puritlcd and curtxl by it. Scrofulous afloc lions nud djBordcrs,\vhlch wore ag gravated by fro ecrofuv ions contamination until nflllcUng, have been radically numbers in almost ovary see* tion of tho country, that tho public scarcely need to bo Inroruied'of Its virtues or rtscs. Scrofulous poison is ono of Uio most destruc tlvo enemies ofour root*. Often, this unseen and unfelt tenant of tho organism undermines Uio con stitution, and ip vltes the attack of enfeebling or ra tal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of ItS ^eiH'b." Amin, it seems to breed Inftwdtnn onghout tho Ixxlv, and then, on some favorable oo<-nslnii,4'apI<)ly dovelop into one or other of it < ? hideous forma^ either on Uio surface or among the vitals. In tho latter, tubercles may bo suddenly deposited iu tho lungs or heart, or tumors formed loin liver, or it shows fts.nrosouco by eruptions on tho skin, or foul ulceratloua on sortio part of the body, tlcnco tho occasional ueo of a botUo of thld $(ftyia}>aviltn Is advisable, oven when no nrtivo symptoms of dUcut-e opprnr. Persons af flicted with tho following complaints generally llnd immediate relief, mid, at length, euro, by tho Uko of Ulis HAKSAJ'AItlT.jtAT' tit. Anthn Fire. Sees or f-rustpela*. Tetter, Bali Jtlicum, Scald Head, ifin?wortn, Bore JtSyes, Bore /'um, and other eruptions or visible forma of ScrofAloris disease. Also in the nioro con cealcd forms, as Dysj Disease, the various and ncrvousjsystcjud. s;/p/t if is fcr reHeHMI And Mercurial Dls cases aro cured by it, though n long time is re quired for subduing these obstinate malndics by any medicine. Itut long-continued uso of Una medicine will cure the complaint. JAnicarrhata ?or fVhltrn, I'tcrlne Vleeratlotts, and Female Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and ulU match- ciivod bv Us pufifvlng and invigorating effect. Minute directions tor each case aro fount) In our Almau:.c. supplied graUs. Jlheumatlsi*} mid Oont, when can cd by accumulations of ex traneous matters In tho blood, yield quickly to it, as also TAeer Complaint*, Torpidity, Conges tion or Inflammation of the lArer, and ,Tawn ? diee, when arising, na they often do, from Ibe ran!Jinir poison* in tho blood. Tills 8A11SA J*.-U111jT,A I? a great restorer for Uio strength an 1 vigor of the system. Thoso who are i.au guid and IAstlesn, Desjtondcnt, tilcejilese, and troubled with Jvereotcs Apprehrnm&toni or Fears, or any of tho nflec?ous symptomatic of Weakness, will find iminrdiatc relict' and con vincing evidence of it rcstoraUvo power upon trial, i I * PREPARED BY Dr. JT. <J. Al'ER & CO., X.?wcll, ltlaao., Practical and Analytical Chemists. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. . .'-mavll 0 ly tn i<i us uiFoaso. Also in me iuoro com oniH. as Dyspepsia , Dropsy, Ilearl ', fits, Fpflrpsy, jScuralgla, ant/ mis tflcerous aiTccUons or Uio muacuha MALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAJUl a Every year incronses tho popu*> ih larity of this valuable Hair Prep aration, winch r|s due * to ^ merit alone. Wo can 1 assurej o\ir- jpld patrOns that it .is kept fully up to ' itebigh standard; ami it is theoh-r'j lv reliable and perfected prepara tion for restoring Git ay on Faded llAihto its youthful vjolor^rtiakhnx., J it soft, lustrous au$ silken. The scnlp,*by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tonio proper ties, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimulates and nourishes I 4 thoj hair-glands. By its use, tho hair prows thicker and strenger? - In baldness, it restores the capillary, | giapds to their normal vigor, and Wilj create a new growth, except in~ extremeijold >age? It is jtlus, mosj cccjnomical IlAiR-lhiits4i>ro ever M ?used, as it requires fcjvcr anpllca- , tions, and gives the liair a splendid, ' glolssy appearance.' /At A^'Hnyoaj *4l.p.j# Stato Assayer of Massachu sotis, says/ M The constituents^ are pure, and carefully selected for ex cellent quality; and I considor it the Best Preparation for ita intended purposes." ;, ; ,j Sold by all Drugalsl* mid Dealers in Medicine*. Price Ouo Dollar.. Buckingham's Dye. FOR THE WHISKERS. As our Kenewer in many cases requires too long a time, and too much Qare, to restore gray or faded Whiskers, wo have prepared thi9 dye, in one preparation, which will quickly and eflijctually accomplish this result. It is easily appnea, and produces a color whicli, wil[, neither nib nor wash off. "Sold by1 all Druggists. Price FiftyrrCents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL A CO., NASHUA, N.H. f &rlMt& THE cnEAT-.HLOOO P-l)?iriER. Foaseulng powerful Inrlpornticff' PQOPERTIES.- A t'LLA^.^" WMK. T.\?ao bittara aro positively invalnable la aw^MB^Bi3ft?iyi^l^y^3itlll5itf<i>t|i "? They purify tho eyatem, and will euro ?nYspepsjA .^:cen?r?l-oebi.': ity, Remittent and Iutermlttont fever*, and ore a prevenhvo of ChilLc anA Fever. All yield to Ihetr yoycrfnl effloocy. Are an anUdoto to change of Water aad Dim to tho wasted framo, and correct all W?lsava days of aufifcrin* to tho ?ick, and The grand Panacea for ?!! the ilia of lifo. TRY 0N E ' B-OTTLU Hi Standard XXm^l?S ?BlAlT/ln Yonng or Old, If arrtedSjf^ for Single, theao BitUvre are nnN S*iu*Lbd aad ^ 1 t*.1.0 N tieao Bittere are ttn-'V have often boon thoV I ot saving lifo. X. II BOTTLE. > nov 18 ly 1_n1r ? ' Pr awn $TOCK 0? GOODS GEO. iH. CORNELSON. 9 si ? ? ?*n ? . ?. , Having REPLENISHED our STOCK, we hate made EXTR \ PR?PA RAT IONS Tor a large FALL ANTJWINTER TRADE And can novf^^w^FT^jpijS: Our lMlETO^B#Ql?tWTTMitli|| t ^?'ffiffSlhj ift^ OaTOflfoST GOODS in the MARKET, including FULLLfNl s j?RT^TS311^?""? > In CASSBMERES, SATINETS, KERSEYS, JEANS, TWEEDS, CHECKS and HOMESPUNS we have the Largest Assortment ever eeeu in this Town also in BLANKETS. White and Gray Also a choice and large selection of H ATS*BOOTS anotsIIOKS, HARNESS and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLA*?, with a full assorted stock ol GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS stands unexcelled both in stylo and price. Thanking you for the patronage bestowed upon mo heretofore, I shall endeavor to merit and retain the same by dealing inirly and giving full.value lor the money and bopo therefore to sco you soou at my store. ( ' .>Btft|28; GRO. ,11. CORNELSON. IS NOW OPENINcS^E OF TIlJ&INEST ARREST 8ELiJ?Ld gfi STOlfe^OP FALL dVfJfvWGO??S e . i EVER'OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. >s ... .i. . .. ALSO > naferjna BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. A FULL STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES FRESH AND WELL SELECTED. Tho above Stock has been SELECTED with the GREATEST CARE and DISCRETION, and offered at prices that *?l defy competition. ^ ' 27 03 r>. louts. 'i!?r ? fa-. - ? 1 im FALL AND WM GOODS Whjch will be SOLD at LOWEST CASH PRICES, consisting in part as ful LongetntIts, SheeflnjgjsV Stirling*: ?tublerTloiUa. "aDS.slfa. Toweling, k: DiM lyejntnsjia aad Seoich Diapers. ClothP, fwef(ft and Ctesimera. | New Stjles Dreaa Oooda. Full Line ltlack Aipac?i. 2 Good StyWCalifcosf > J J Dress Trimmings and Laess. ilusory, Gloves and Noliona. Ladies and Childrena Straw A Fanoy Hats. I'lnnkets, Shawls and Nnbbui, . SPECIAL ?VftF.NTIO? cata^te l^L*raf Stecnjfef Ladles saddle.t? B(U| and BR?KS, SAUDXalRT, IlAjENKSSjTlIAjRWAI QL'ORS, kc Kentucky Jean?. Karsejs, Sic. Clot Hing and Hat* of Latest Stplaa. Alao rsisteckJaf Udies andffleats n'fWS and TI!^ AttF.,ajt0j^5|t;iES, WINB, LI T. GA RMILL, U; y RUSSELL ST. OHA-XGQBUItG. S. C. sept 21 Ijo' JEWELRY tit j 7*7 J' *** (: *' -; that has ever been in this Town. 11? ;n.t ^i^one of the FINEST STOCKS OF WATCHES, CLOCK, and*JEY\|ELty?-of every Stylo and Inscription aver uffered in this Market, and at Priceslhal mill diTyAompJiltioaf ejiywhefe. < t k 1 / f | sept 7 !j te > % \ ^lSsfeee Russell St. one DoorEast of Meronqj 's Hotel Offers to tje PylJlio tv FlTfJ- anllyWKLL SKLE? fEl) SfOiMv of Dry Goods, ClotMag; Hate Shoes, Groceries, &c., At LOWER PRICJBS than can Ro'honght at any other House in Orango'nurg. Call and EXAMINE his STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the CHEAP NESS of his GOODS. ?_na tfcr Also I will pay the highest price for OLD IRON, COPPhJA, BWaSS. PEWTER, HIDES, OLD R AGS and every kind of COUNTRY FRODUChV juoo 8 ?? *m JUST RECEIVED ?I. '{ A full Supply of DRY GOODS, PERFUMERY, JEWELRY, BLOCKS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, OJUNS, PISTOLS, SHOES, JIAT3, WATCHES, TINWARE, ' WOODWARE, AMMUNITION, BAGGING, TIE8, TOBACCO, BACON,. MOLASSES, HAMS. FLOR, poad other articles too numerous to mention, und will be sold LOW DOWN lor j r am also prepared to PURCHASE COTTON, ~ or ADVANCE MONET on the sann at less than Bank Rates. V The HIGHEST PRICES paid for ?ice, Peas, Coro, VYat, Eggs and all oilier |.kinds of Country Rroduce. Cull and sec for yourselves E. EZEKIEL'S, Sign of the BIG WATCH, oct 12 Opposite .Post Office and next to tli? B.ink. REGULAR DAILY TRADE. ??Jit* * nana ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH DESIRABLE GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT BULL Making Selection from thoir Extraordinary L?rge and Varied Stock ef GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Their assortment, with constant auditions, is "*"".' *"1 ?? ..... UNSURPASSED Both as to STYLES and QUALITIES. Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets FOR THE CASH Enable them to make the bent posaib'e RATES, which is the OLD RULE con tinued from its ORGANIZATION? 18 42, Giving an experience of 30 years in Business. Economy and Enterprise together with the Encrgj and "onilemanty depart eilt of all theii Assistants, are alviays found at* the OLD "ESTABLISHED in HOUSE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS i ? ' ? . AT ? ' r ? ? ???? ? ihwft J. M'NAMARA'S He has just opened a SELECT S: OCR, comprising all the LATEST STYLES of DRESS ,OOI)S. such as Japanese, Chcnu Poplins, DnllyVerden Silk Breche, Grauudines and Silk Stripo, Spra<;uo and Pacific Lawns. French, Colored and Linen Luwns,"Dress Linen.?, Piques and Silk Le'no, a speciality at 7 yards to $1. Also somo of the Choicest Patterns tft- Fancy English Cassimere", Coatings, Cloths, blank Oaasitnerea, Twoods, Cottonadcs, Jeans and Linen Drills. He has also a large supply of Hr<>wn and Blue Shirtings, Tickings, Stripes, Dem in*,< &c. SHOES of every description, among thotn a nice lot ?f Ladies Qaitors. llcady-made Clothing, Huts, <&c, and a very General Stock of Groceries, Hard ware, fcc , ?11 of which will be aold Low Down fur Cosh. Thanking the public for their kind patronage, I solicit a continuation of the same. a J. MoNAMARA. ard 20 e ly ? ; . h ?*? I f ' ? > a WOULD IXFOPM THE riJBI.TC THAT TIE IS ?TILL CARRYING ON TITB CAH rtagA Making in nil its various branches, and will Manufacture or Hepalr at the Shortest N..itef, all Carriages, Boggles ??f Wnf<>os. And am also prepared with NEW PRESS AND O XT TO GIN AND PACK COTTON SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL ha* branch* from I to ? oont more than that Ginned on the common Gins, oct 8 apl 2? ly f?. RIGGS. NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT I! f DOYLE, & WILES, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF CRANG5.BURG COUNTY THAT they have purchaaetl ihe CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF THOS. RAY And are CARRYING ON the CARRIAGE BUSINESS Pu all ira BRANCHES. Orders left with TJ8 will be PROMPTLY FILLED AU ?Inda of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with M8PATQH. COFFINS Fl'RNIdUED AT SHORT NOTICE. ;IX)YI,F? W1XKJ1 A CO., dee IT ? C*e?f*****> ? C. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Cuami.kston, S. .?? l,.,;?..?rIS.1871. llA Carolina Railroad will run as follows* ? W i 4701 to ?# ?-o rus ACcrsTA. r*p * * * Leave Charleston.?8.10 A. M. >,riv..l An|m.l. minim.illiiritt.ttft P ?? ?????. rou coli' M bi ay Leave Charleston.8.10 A. M. Arrive al Columbia.?4.05 1*. M. m. M. M. M. If. for ' ' ' ii a 1. i. k Leave Augusta.-7.40 A. Arrivr ;it Charleston.3.20 P, Leave Columbia.i.....7.40 A Arrive at Charleston.......3.20 P tu1i0vcji! wii.?ingtom TU/.N Le?v Augusta.3 00 A. M. Arrive ?t Kingville.9.00 A. M. Kii _-yii.1*2.30 P. M " Vnyve at AngUstn .0 80 P. ? .! ? M.::it r.Xf??;s.s-S?NDATS KXCKfTKO Leave (/!? Hton.8.30 P. M. jAVrivo>t Avj"**1*.?...7.80 A. M. !. ,.n An usta.6.OT P. M. i \v ivr * i;hur!esion.5.55 A. M. | .<? ..? m i.i \ Ntuur t.xenr.ss?si-ndats except ted. JJ ' V- . ? ?? ? ? . ? >.ivi; Charleston.7.10 P. M. " \ rrlve at Columbia, '. ...u.7.:J0 A. M. i-?v Columbia.6.00 P. M. Arr..e at Char1eat?b. ..7.00 A. M, ? sirarMKKvitLs tbaik. Leave Htnnmerville at.7.25 A. M. Arrive at Charleston at.8.45 A. M. Leave Charleston at .8.80 P. it. Arrive at Summerville at.4.45 P. M. I c\moew^t.i*c*&>. i Leave Camdcn.-..i.-6.15 A. I*. A . -ive at Columbia..10.40 A. H'. Leave Columbia..:....:..1.45 P.?M.: Arrive at Caiudcn..v..v.,.......... 6.25 P. M. Day and Night Trains malte close connec tion at AugiMta. with Georgia Kuilroad and! Centnd, Railroad. Night Train connecte with Macon and AugUrtla, Railroad. f Columbia Night Train connects with GreWrtville and Columbia Railroad, and with Charlotte Koad to points North. Caroden Train connects at' Kingville daily (except Sundays) with, uay Passenger Train, and runs through to Columbia. A. L. TVLKR, Vice-Prcsident. 8. B, Picke??, General Ticket Agent. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c, P. P. TO ALE, .Manufacturer ant! Pfaler, No. 20 Hayn? Btreet and Horlbcck*s VTkarf' OIIAIM.KST'.iX, S. C. This is the Largest and most Ceat !ttc Factory <?f the kind ?n ficnikirii Stajes^ and ,all articles in ijii* line c?? be furnished by Mr, P. V. ToXi.b at"prices wbiak-" d,cfy competition. BJe2r A p:imp!.l"t with full and detail*?1 list of all of Doors Sashes and V.?nda. and the prices of each, will be sent free ana post Paid, on applicatiod to ; P. P. TOAI.K, I CHARLESTON, 8. C. jiii? 16 ' wee Mi)NK? CANNOT BUY IT! Fur Sight 1? PricelessII BUT-TII k .DIAMOND SPECTACLE3 Witt PRESERVE IT. ? If yon value your Fyeeigbt nse these Per-1 feet Lenses. Ground from Minute Crystal Pebbles, Molted together,,and, derive their name "Diamond** on account of their Hard ness end -Brilliancy. They will last many years v? uhoui change, and are warranted' superior to all others in use. Manufactured by the 8pencer Optica"? Manufacturing Co.. N.^v York. 1 t.'A I.'TION.?None Genuiug unless stamp ed with our trade mark. For Sale by Responsible Agents,through-1 out the Union. * ** b. j. oLrrraoa, jan 20?ly Orangeburg, 8. C. Citizens' Savings Bank Of SOUTH CAROLINA, o*m*a*j|[^^ Will way 7 PER CENT, INTERIM? SPECIAL DEPOSITS and ? PER CRNT. en SAY.NOS DEPOSITS, Cswaeawded Hewi- ?/ LA?nuaiiy. I.oral Fiaanec Committee. Hon. THOS. Jg OLQYBg Col. PAUL S...FELDKP- r, Capt. JNO. A. HAMlLfON.f JAS. H. FOWLK8, Assistant Caahier.ta?3t? jan ely mar Sf -i- ? ? d ? m ?r to ?20 PER DAY! Agent* ?J^0 WANTED f All classes of workday people, of either sex, young or old, make' more money at work for us In their spar* moments, or all the time, than at anything JP else. Particulars free. Address G. STINSON A CO., sept ?lo Portland, Maine.-. At Private Sale THE PLANTATION forming a part the Estate *f th? lata C*l. Kettt, and known as the DARBY PLACE. The traot consists of about 600 acres, ene half well Timbered, the remainder Rich, Bed, Leaat. Soil, adapted t* Crops of all kind*. These are the Finest Lands in the District, and; were valued at $20 per acre in 1866. W*ul?? :he said for one-halt . ha4 ,-ric* now- Oaei fourth *i*?h, tike remair er in Ihr*? instal ment* bearing intetren' from date and s?-> eareil by mortage of ta>. earn*, j Tbvs la a splendid chanew for any *?o aV? airing t?> secur* Rich Land?, Um? fia-ter Pow er, exoMlert Cattl? Ranga anrt a B?a?n*B Neighborkoed* Apply (e Vir*. L. XJ. KB ITT, OY _ 4 A K.8ITT, &n.