The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, December 15, 1869, Image 3
From Washtgton.
V ? tixOTOIOee.6. -n 4he Rouse
efter-ieffetaeor te t ivestigate*<
ecent gold paintethe eensus .as ueeum
ed.
In the Senate there is nothing doing
The Reconstruction Committee heard
a dozen speakeiri regardieng Virginia
and adjourned to Saturday, when other
arguments mi.st be given in writing.
ry.pgDjsuli i4 lj n~ it~b$
'ASnINOTON, Drcember 7.-Th(
great Nuithern mail for the Souti
failed to connect this morning on ac.
count of the snow storm. It prevail,
ed throughout the West and Nortl
and delayed mails.
*Tho Coisnassoner of Agriculture,
in his report to the President, esti.
mates the cotton crop at 2,7u0,000
bale!.
The Sanatory and Monbers of the
Iouxe elect, and several memi era of
the Legilature of Virginia, visited
the President this morning, and thank.
ehim for the recommendations in
t Mc. sage. The President hoped
that the future conduct of Virginia
would justify him. The delegation
asked the appointment of Alex. itivo.
to one of the new District judgeships.
The Election Committee have ap.
pointed a sub-committee to consider
and report on the Louisiana elections.
In the House-the topics of the
message. are being} fferreditptpe va.
rious enimtitteos. The pares 'refer.
ring to Virginia and Georgia, go to
the Reconstruction Committee.
In the Senate Morton introduced a
joint resolution admitting her Sena
tors and Representatives.
WASHINOToN, December ll.-In
the iouse, a motion to table Inger
sol's $44,000 additional currency bill
was defeated, but it was referred to
the Commiiittee on Banking aid Cur
renoy, iinitead of Ways and Means,
which is regarded as equivalent to its
ultimate defeat ; as the Banking and
Currency Committee is understood to
be hostile to its adoption.
The Star says : "The Senate Ju
diciary Committee had another ses
sion yesterday, on the Georgia bill
agreed up.n for carrying out the sug.
geutions of the President's message.
Govertor Bullock was before the
Committee, and made statements
Relative to the condition of affairs in
that State, which he representel to be
little better than it was during the
warethat isgso far aspr non m , ag
conopgnbd.. Tbe bll be41 etteA
nex6 *oek.
The Texas Eleotions.
JKV PiISERN, Ticx s. Dec. 6.-ajwie,
Dav..rs arid Cas e cosites give- Davis
612 iiasjority. Grafitr, for Congress,
is one thousand ahe.ar. The leeislativ,
county officers in Iliwie and Case are
Radical. The Constitution is carried
almost unaniimously. H amilton is elect.
by a large majority. One-third of the
vote-rs were not out. The Lwgialature
will ratify the F'itieenth Amendment.
Foreiga Niewa.
LONDON, December 9.-The Lon
u News, commenting on Grant's
message says: "American. want in
# emity for their feelings on the Ala.
bama question, rather than t beir trade
or pookets.'"
Rloxa, December 9.-The Grou.
mienical Concil was opened by the
Pope. Seven hundred bishops follow
ed the Pope in procession. The
scene was magnificent.
HavaNA, December IL.-There
was a sharp skirmidh yesterday, near
Trinid ad-result unknown, The
steamer lopatra arrived to-day,
from Vera Crui. ; also, a steamer with
1,000 troops from Cadis.
News Items.
AUGUS-rA, December 1.-The re
ported Cuban expedition from here is
a hoax.
The press of Georgia is almost a
Iunit in denouncing the. measures look.
ing to re-organiyiatios of Stag
attitude of Oongfos ite na
nesijagricultural and commerel
circles.
8-r. Louis, Ilcposber lR.-.Te
steanot W. Rt. Arthur, ihenee to NM~
to.W' ieur~b oag wasI
total loss, including 350 heed .$11ye
t &ock.
IIA LIFA X, D00conb r, . -- e~
) Cl/ada(Nh Gran't*e beie ga6baire e
all hope. of the,recI recit.treat
and renders, Abttolnr'~a
ble, butt 1eljeves, indegen 4,oo ilf
become the populat et' .'
Sfrom Otib~ a 8 Y Ii bi'ees I
the New .York Trbssq rqpt be4
' insurgenfdlgiad" lTaI0 1I 1n~
Trinidad, and burning estates.4
number of plantations have boeeI~t
and many redsepd t,
10 hgelesh /nd another 1,300.
Great destrutipg.(.aqpd, a moere
thtan onishith'd 44II *rop h1i been
d est royetb, a
(CnICAao, Dec. 11.-Thenjsry gays
Mary Wastsona, $3,800, in the libel
suit sgains~t the Chicago Times. A
ne0w tesal was granted withost argo
mnont.
New Yotk Market.
Nmw Yoax, Des. Il, '7 P. M.--Cot,
ton qusiet and unchanged, sales of 1,
000 bales, at 254. Gold g84.
Chadten Market.
CuAnrarTON, DEeete I l..-.Cottor
firm, sales of 400 bales--mIddling
receipts 1,807.
MarebolNket,
[.ATERxmOOr. ee. 11 ....Cotto* gem
-plands 1li ; Orleans lgji sales
:1 5,000 Ata
The Statute law otfVirginia declares
p tr nob r Authorised to
tsolesini the same shlI be dt-emed or
t 4s e iet Ktete$d,-on
unt of oan ast oht gity is anuh
person If the marriage be in all other
respects lawful, and be consummated
witba full belief on the part of the per.
sons so marned, or either of them, that
they have been lawfully joined in mar.
The Phcnic takes a sensible view of
the final action of the labor Convention,
admit tig that Tin previous remarks were
lased pen what it was led to presume
would be the actieti of the c"nvention.
It'saym; "The convention did better.
and we ar' free to any that we regard
the 1 nal propositions of shd cenventin
as moderate and reasonable enough.
We eat never object to tny arrange.
m'tn l 1>kmg to the honest fulfilment of
contracts between employora and labor
oers."
Mfrs. Henry Minks, of Wisoasset,
Mo', who has lived with her huahand
forty-seven years, and is the mother of
twenty miuks, has just obtained a
divorce from her lord on the free.
love' ground that she has no aflinity
for him'
Victor Emanuel's brevet wife of
whom mention is made recently in
the press diepatches, is the widow of
a sergeant in the Italian army. She
is doubtless well drilled in all the du.
ties of the household.
A man isn't a m.n in Prussia until he
is 24 years old. They want to change
it to 21. In this eountrv they get to be
men at ten or twelve, snd some much
earlier.
Upons headstote in a kraveyard at
Lacon, Ill., is out the image of a pet
dog. Underneath the dog is the fol.
lowing text : "Of such is the king.
dome of Heaven."
Wiieasnono, December 14 .-110 bales of
cotton were sold to this market during the
past week at 20@22f.
- Call on Men of Business,
At the Store of
COODING, SNTART & 0O,,
(Next Door to the Postofflee,)
N the hour of Business, where you will
i nd the best Groceries. Wines and Li
quors, which will be sold and warranted t
Only for Cash,
And having trinsacted your business In
purohasiag ,, lot or said Grocerie,, you
will confer a lasting favoron
Your obedient 5ervsnts,
SGOODING, -BTUAltT& CO
nov 4a -,
B. F. DAVIIJSON, & CO.,
AVE just received, a ner and large sup
iply of
Dry Good.,
Notions,
Clothing,
Bot,
ists,
* %anketu.
Freneh, Cloths
and Casshueres,.
he., &o., ho.,
tWhiek they effer at greatly reduced prices
for 0,4511.. ..
P'ersons wantIng -adything In their lin.
*re invitetIto sall and exami their stook
before purtehasiig eliewherve.
They will take pleasuare In showIng their
goods. deco 9.
~AMPSEN MILLS FL OUR
IBS5T PREhIUI at the S. 1, FIR IN
4'PLUI$iA, 1869.
I'IE undersf#.4 offer to their country
,s. flrsede, and the publie In general, a
1eholee gad pure artfey et IR ,ft The
haveob hafid', 6i4 ipaa~.~ 1 a d
C" hohe
Family, traead Sangera. Flour
Northern an4 Westetn lotre af leiest ~a
het 'rie.
Cod.t Qist jayi
6.000 Bushels prime Whlib Coea
2,000 4e " Seed and Weeding
600 3.10 .'T
JNu.CAMIPBEN & CO.,
Ia g~ -8m, Charlsetp. P.
100m Barrels Extra Fleaw,
300 Seeks Liveqi~ ita9it.
Asyl a genral as'ent of roeeries
whIch wili be sold very low to elose out my
busineseh b lheist et Jammary.
fer payst, and any parties ewing me
est tle up aes 3ums haie msemey to
meet demands gl ig CfT
NO1. P. MATTM3WUt.
dee 11
ClaCetten and Linen
*range6t OrangesI
eact received U1 . tetw Olia
0044M whiek we wil e1 st 8a0 . 49at
der doen, or eheaper by the barrel.
DA0o0 400.
Wines, Liquors, &e.
Wishing to close out out eatire stook ef
Wines and Liquors, we are prepared to
sell at lower prices than can be bought In
this market. We now have on hand a large
stock consisting in part of *
I Casks of fine Sherry and Port Wine.
bble. of fine Copper Distiled Rye Whis
ke bbs. of fine Corn Whiskey.
1 bbl. London Dook Ain.
8 bble. common XX Whiskey.
-Also
French Brandy. Port. Sherry, Madeira
and Champaign Wines, and Jamaica Ruin in
bottles. , Call and examine, as we are aux.
ious to oloso out our entire stook of Wines
and Liquors. UBACOT & CO.
dec 11
MO..RM GdoODSI
EW supplies of Dry Goods and Notions
wat the towent prices, a large lot of
beautiful Table and Pocket Knives, a lot of
fne Family Flour, and low priced Flour,
to which your attention is especially called,
as the best bargain yet offered. And war.
ranted to please.
TWOMP.ON & WOODWARD.
e 4
T.cOtio
18 hereby given that at the expiration of
ninety days from the publicntion hereof,
application will be made for the renewal of
Certificate of Stock in the Charlotte and 8.
C. Railroad Company, belonging to Gen. P.
D. Cook, his Scrip having been loat or des
troyed.
8-tid Scrip bears date the 26th day of
Juno 1862, is No. 1749. and is for Nine
8hares. JAS. II. IUON,
nor 6-tlaw3m Atty. In Fact.
Winnsboro Workshops,
We are now prepared to
fill orders for new Wag.,
ons, Cart, Wheelbarrows,
&o. The patronage of the publio is re
spectfully solicited.
FRED COPF.S & W. II. DUVA.
nov 18.1 in
EXEOUTOR'S SALE.
''1Y vidue of authority vested in me
as Executor of 'he last Will and Lesta
ment of John Cork, deceased, late of the
County of Fairfield of the State of South
Carolina, I will otfor for sale at public auo.
lion, to the highest bidder, at the late resi
dence of said deceased, on the first Monday
in January next, all the property, real and
personal, belonging to the estate of the
said John Cork.
The real estate consists of two tracts of
land, both lying in the County and State
afaresaid. One gontains ffty acres. more or
less, lying on the waters of Dumpor's Creek,
and bounded by lands of Rt. 0. Cameron ;
he other tract conlains three hundred and
fifty acres, more or loss, and is bounded by
landa of Mrs"tlisbetih Mobley, Mrs. Polly"
rice, R. 0. 'Cameron, and John Simonton.
On this latter tiac are two settlements-.--ene
lately occupied by said deceased-and ithe
atfifr by James 11 Cork.
The personal property consists or a mule,
iaitie. hogs, sheep. farmine implements,
nousehold and kitchen furniture, and some
Mlier articles two tedious to mention.
The terms of sale will be made known on
the day of sale. DAVII' I. CORK,
Qualified Executor of the last Will and
I'9stament of John Cork, deceased.
dco 9-tx2
rn the District Court or the Uni
ted States, for the Western Dis
trict of South Carolina.
E~x Parte 8. B,. Clowney, Asaignee, In Re
R. A. llerron, Bankrupt-Pet iton for
leave to comupromise a claim.
LL creditors of time said flankrupt are
AnuotiAed to appear. before me in my of.
Iee tYrv~eo h .8 day ofDecember
next, and shiew cause, if any they have,
whby the Assignee of said Bank-tupt should
sot -be aut horised by any order of the
Court, to compromise the Interest of said
Blankrupt in thefedgment of W. R. Robert..
son. Conamissioner fn *Epsity vs. Robert
McGill, James McGill ad W. IB. Aiken at
the rate of fifty coats in the dollar, the es
tate of said Dankrnpt bein nildt
sne-sisth part thereof. a enildt
W, I. ULAWSON, RegIster.
dee 8'slaw2w
UNDER DECREE 1tN EQUITY.
Wesley Mayfield, adinr. vs. Sarah Milling,
et al-Bill for [ntguuctllen.
1Yvirtue of an order of ate made in the
1)above stated casse, I will sell at public
auction, to the highest &fdder, before the
Court Hoeus. door, in Winnsboro, on the
first Mond-iy in January next, the tract of
land described in -the pleading. in this
vause, situate in Fairfield County and State
of toth.Carolina containing about
600 Acres, nmore or leas.
2kags or. S8ns--The costs of #tait en4
e esc.6 sale teobe paid in cash on day
of ualey The balance en a crdit of one
and- t wo yeat,: in TM eqsua' wrrsal instal
mente computiing froms day of sale, wh6
interest from day of sale payable annually.
'The purchaser to give bend with good ae
sonial securjty and a mortgage of lihe ' pre
esrees and Co pay for necessary per.e d
stamps. SAML. 1,C0o WE T,
I'let's offoot.
9th~D'e..,' 1869.
deeSf 41.2,
)IOftlPINWf. 4utaine, Brotaide- and
Jodide Poctaessa, Hogmaa'. Anodyne,
Philotoke, phrefore Dtrown'q hesc,,.
Nails Hlasitseven, ; Col'ogne, 0y.
'rae i Lesef6, oil Clewe., Takith WItl.
Coe is ~ e4 et ci r.n, Jusfia RubJ
be. i ag sw Tube., Tauerent's Apeuleni,
and Cs ot el.
AId Colgates F il~ Soa, Ctwoe sats
LyeI emr' a ly 1, eaoi.Fe
'amutel ntf e
aqpt wio ae aot
UfetWePP9.rsa s -flt1t3 we
e.Ios n.'r.
- iV i~i I oIm
0O NEW @@S1.
~. W OLF E,
A0V'IG usi reqeive a a dttional supplies
of Doneesic and 8taple poods, Blank.
hete, Shoe; Clothing and Gentlemen's Out.
ittling, would call thb attegtlon of the o'ti.
tisf . . td p u b lic in g e n e ra l. ' la tin g n
sumed the superintendence of the store oc.
ouplod heretofore by his brother, Jaonb
Wolfe, he will offer the stock at such LO '
PRIAMS ar cannot be egetalled this sido of
New York, such as the best goality of
clack Bilk, Velvets, Cloths, Marinoes. Pop
lin,, Scotch Plaid+, Empress Cloths and
every variety of the finest Dress Goode and
most superior Shawls ever brought to this
market. Real Baruolhe and English Paisley,
also for Weddings and parties, superior
White Goods, White Alpacoa, Lustre Thule,
Organdio and Sw'ss Muslin, an excellent
assoriment of Dress Gools, the stook of ine
Goode being large, will be sold at unprece
dented 10W PRI(ES, as will be proven
by a call at the stores occupied by Jacob
Wolfs and Ui. Baruch.
b. WOLFE.
nov 20 Agent.
35ro I-IMaya-r
JE WELlT Y &c.
14, 10, 18 Karet, Plated and Solid Gold
Rings, Improved Shirt Studs. Scrow Shirt
Studs. Mechanic and Masonic 'ins Rferte
Buttons, a lot of fine Cooub. alt kinds, will
be sold low for cash. Come and aee. 'My
motto is "'quick safes and small profits."
CIIAII.ES MULLER,
Recond door from Col. Rion's Office.
des 2
R2 M3 0 V A I~.
W. W, KETCHIN
AS removed to the South Sture of W.
11it. Robertson's new building where h
will be pleased to see his old frieinds anl
customers and the Publ generally. I am
nod opening a new and complete stock of
Groceries, Provisious,llardwar, Dry Goods,
&c., &o . o neisting In part of
Bacon, hams, I.ard, Molasse, '.l .iods.
Sugars, all grades, Coffee, Ten, Flour. No I
Family, Corn, Oats, Wheat; Tobaco,Cheese.
Mackero'l, Herring, White Wine Yingur,
Soda, Starch. Soap, Candles. Maearoni,
Citron, Currents, Nutmeg, All Spice, Gin.
ger, Woodenware, Crockery, Glanswnro.
Shoes and Boo s, Ready made Clothing,
lats. Calicoes, Bleached, Brown and strip.
ed Ilomespuie, lied Ticking. &c., &c.
All of wh'ieb I will sell as low for CAf31
as can be bought in this market
A LSO
10 tons Mapes Supcr-Phosphate of Lime.
oct 7
Ketchh, McMast r & Brice.
"Devon's Oil is endorsed by the leading
Fire Insurance Companies of this City. In
view of the mny dangerous explosions front
the use of oils of an intlaminable nature-,
and tho destructive fires caused by the-san.
means, we consider a pure and perfectly
sate illuminator to be a public bey efaction."
New York Paper.
A large supply of the above, just receiv
ed and for-sa'e
To Wagon and Carriage Makersq.
A largo let of nmaterlal suchi as lltubb,,
Felloes, Spokes, Shiafs. Poles, &c.. assort ed
sizes, all sorts of material furnished at
short notice.
A Large Variety or
flardIware can always he founvd at the
store or Ketolhin, McMaster & liriee Cuti
Itails, Clinch Nails. lBrad4 and Finiishin~
Nails, Ilerse Nails, Ihorse and Mml. Shioe
lBar Iron. Rod Iron, Plow iron, Cast Steel,
flow Steel, &o,
We have been making recent large addi.
ions to far Sleok of Dry Goods, Boots
andI Shoes, Ihats, &o.
A large assortment of Ladies' Cloaks just
teceived, and a lot of extra fine Olothing
for Gents and Youths expected in a few
days.
KET~ilIN, MioMASTERI & DIRICE
nov I8
To Those Indebted.
ALlE who owe D, R FLlUNIKEN, Agent,
fe Aubrey' d Co , 'for supplies ad.
,aoedt diuringt this yer are regniestedl to
coins and pay up by t Re'elose of this smotir,
as further indiulgence will not be granted,
Prompt payzsnt for. ii year maf inisurn
gasistatndo if required next year.
Those who stll oM hitn for thei'r unpaid
$ecounts for 1807 an} .1868,. will greatly
4nhanoe thieir-eredit, by betti g altt save
e fee to some of lbe lawyers,
nov 0
MKattresses!I Mattresses!!
We k##i cow ~rparedto. A fll brdets"*
4tdtsteads havieg thse patent "*eioto aJofnt,"
a mosq, limppytant Ittsprovne,?et. It is umseh
stronger amd psore iniportant than Itouv fast
tening." is iery uimnpi' in-eue. Li0*
ishes no hIdIpg place for. buge, .
A.lat of MJqrese~s, sndi.8.ioot Tatles.
Juisii@reogd, by .3
ltloINTYRE & CO.,
Valuable Land for Sale.
wald o r ntally, bIe
mdiOes .P stai.i~ N~
area Ant lyn ~ t t wo ma~ nestg
ajoths at remweneratis 'fl I'&ra is
dee 4 T HOMPSO0 & WOODWA RD.
Rags Wanted. fbr whloh
Home Again
&
Ch eapor WINt.
'T ' YOU WANT 'o I V [E .oW N F
00 TO ELDER'S
mE8P CASIH STORE,
A NI buy your Fall and Winter Clothing
hoots and Shines,llard wnre, Dry Gond.,
Millinery, Oroceriet, Furniture, &c. There
ie no himbrging, everything is warrantedl
as represented and sold at the chapeit
rates. None need cone without tle cash as
all goods nusit he paid for on delivery.
lAbor-Saving Michine's.
His unsurpassed Lahor-a:tvnltg Machines,
such as Clothes W- shers, 'hutres., Dough
Kneaders, &c.. together with his usual
stuck of furulture, liepaiing, &e., will re
ceive close attenti''n. lie is now slling his
Patent Clothes Wnih.r and U'iiversal
Cloths Wringer. hoth rotnplete for $11i.
These are the cheapest .lachin a ever offer.
el in this market. Every machine is war.
tneed to lie what they are representetd, im
all etases if they du not give entire satis
faction, if returned in thirty days they wil
be tuken back and the money refunded.
Flour.
" 1 IlArLRS FOUR in store which will be
e ,,,sold at reduced prices every barrel
warrantedlas represented.
nov 9' F. EL)EI.
Splendid Stock of Goods I
GREAT BARGAINS.
NO HUMBUG
W E are now prepared to exhibit one of
the largest, cl'oicest ated cheapest
stock of Goods ever offered in this nitkrt.
We are deterlntied to make the priced to qnit
the tanes,'and v iII sell our articles as low as
they can be b~ugt in any market in hot
United States. You will save money by
giving us a call. Below we enumnernte only
a few of the artioles we have
T2'3r C -c c c,>.
Blenched and Brown Domestics, Bleaclh.
-' anl Brown Xhirting. Striped and
Plaid Hlomoianq. lied Ticking, Calicoes,
latiseys, Grey, Brown and White Illaihas,
Red, Grey, White and Opera Flannels,
lIlaok Cloths and Casaimeres. Fancy ('asi
meres, Tweeds, Jeans, Kersys and $'ntiaets,
Table Datrnasks andi Toweli.'g. Oil Clotis,
I cop Skirs, li.tlmoral and Doulevatl kirts,
Black and Colored Alpaecns, Bolid Meri
noes and DcLane,, Scotch Plaids, an end.
less variety of fancy )re-s Goods, Shawls
and Cloaks, i ollars and Cuffs, and Notions,
in variety, &o., &c
Our stock of Heady Male Clothing and
Shuits is very comapleto and cheap.
our hic of Gentlenrens', Ladies' anal
Chidren's loots and Sho:-s cannot be cx
celled in quality, variety and price.
A no assortment of Uentlemien's, Bov's,
Iadiea'. Mlissas', and (Chirlven'p lists.
We would call atsention to our comnplete
stock of larwdaro an-d Cutlery, Guns,
Crockery, Woolen Ware, Tin I1aro. Chil.
dren's C ths, &o.
Oar terms are strictly ('.-SI. N a goody
taken back after delivory.
Rlemember to buy your goods from the
Cheap Store. 11ITIE RS J- LA W.
oct 12
FRESH GOODS I
Fi E8H GOODS I
FALL 1869
W E are now receiving one of theo most
extensive and varied ST'OCK'S ever
offered in this market.
Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Cassimneres,
Broad ClothIs, Black and Brownt fomosptnns,
Checked and Strlpod hlonmespions. 3l 4. 7-8
and 4-4 Llnseys, lied, W~hilte, Opera anald
Shirting Flannels, an extensive stock of
Calicoes, Delaines, Colored1 and Black Al
paccas, Striped and Figured P'opitns,
Scotch Plaids and oilier Dress Goods, Shalaat~
in endless variety, t hanke of every d'eaceri.
(ion
Ssceau I Oem I
2000 PaIrs L'adies' M)ens' and Childlreas'
Boots and Shtoes.
Of every style n- quality,
No better assortment of Clothing hs' aer
been offered In this markcet ; as we intentd
to mtake this one off our specialties.
As usual outr prices shall be kept even
wIth, the lowest In Cltumtbla and Cl~arles.
ton. Give us a call. G'oodls shown with
tleasure, LADD~ ROS. & CO.
Y'ot will need more goods and better&ime.
ntext yttan Pray tiy prompt'y.
LYTFE INSURANCE, COMPANY.
DUBOSE EGLE5TO01, Agent,
Wjz'snono. 8. C.
Examine (lie superior inducements offered.
July 22..Gm
XUST0 TEACIIING,
MISS M. L.GAIL LAIRD wIll
silop thy piano..
lot- tertms, & apply at her' resIdence,
or to W. II. bweht.
To 9,heivien, ot Faiteeld and! trawellng
ptsb . J h4ee opened. A Reslrumtnt itt
W oooppsl.s Mr.- Devaidon A& (o.'.
e esteba bptoot, and hope ,by strio,
a * MIo9e. .nd a polite ,deort,
Fres BuolkOysters, and lresh~Churles.
Mt~ati 'Newbina PM,,'ftered up In any
. 'esb a.
sdafeo. GI DR B YNUte
aov 18'lta
. KET18N, MoMASTES &.BalCN.
July 24'
MWfWisiYTii~eiss
New Advertisements,
aIt q- DAN I sight
IXu. Vtkices il. N. Sp lIerIf1s D.t1r. rte lfck
tht city of.Paris
t +tel how Paris h becomo thein.'
andmot betifu ty in ntnh. word;. tho
CAN buy nd splenor are A prnt fse t l
pear to iser an Sniig;hot
isitos ar sw a lihined by Profesna Ad
A Work dMscripitr0 ati. 'th Mseries, " -r
sn te Vies, Splendorsu V., I ime., u, of
the ci' y oX;1f P'aeric.s. NwVl
vtres how Yir an bec e gta
arn indt beuiful city ; w the mldhot
tes Veau cmes ae er and Crncaed;
nyut mn ot auinsl oer 15In engordvingo
forfl coat of se and suteoring Pah.
visitors arc swindled by Prfessionsl Ad
veturers00 how virtue and vice go arm-In
armi in the b'eauttiful city ;how the most
Wfearful crimes are comitiociand ooncestled
how money i o sthundered In t peless Itatn
'of noted places, life and scenes in P'trla.
Agents wiated. Canvasing hooks sent
free. Asidlress N ATIONAL, P'UI I,ISIINO
CO , htilaelPhadeia, Pa., Atlanta, Ga., Cia.
cinuati, Ohio, or St. Louis, Mo.
10,000 Agents IIsated for
Walks mid Domef of Jesus.
ly Rev. Dr. MAcn D. D., author o
"Night Scones of the ile." Apply at
on10e to CRITTI'snscx & Mic~I(INN , 1308
Chesnut street., Pleladelphia, Pa.
The Most pid Selling ook
Now offered to Agents is
of '76.
Rh'Vt5Irl AND EKLAItOEU) BY OU. R. R. LIE.
Itis~ a large and beautliful oc!awo v'olume,
illustrated frith elegant Steel Engraving,
Motp., 4"c,
An Agent Iii 'rg, .L reports 110 stthserl.
berm the first week.
An Agent in Alabatn t, 64 the first week.
do Georgia, 47 do do
"' Kentuoky, 85 ,' "
" Miississippi, 32 '' "
- ennessee, 19 the first day.
" Kentucky, 82t he first2lays.
" Texas, 24 do do
" ilssoiri, 17 the 1ot 3 days.
'"Evryhedy subscribes for it," tlhe agents
all say. We want an agent in every coun
ty. $end1 for circul iro, giving full partiou
lars, to University Publishing Co , 4 Bond
street, New York.
OMEN OF NEW YORK ; or the nn.
der-world of the Great City. The
sins of every class or soei.tty ex.
posed. Avoid the Itallroad to ruin
Signals of danger up. More Mon
ey in It for live Ag.-uts than any
other book. Take three presses all the
time to print fast enough. ono Agent took
178 orders ir 10 days. 741) pages, 46 illus
trnions'. Price V3.60. Agents wanted.
.\dyolruss N. Y. BOOK C., }4S Nassau-st.,
N. 1'.
W I'1IOUT Spectacles. Doctor or hiedi
cino. Sent post-paid, on receipt of 10
ets. Address E. B. Foote, (author of Medi.
cool Common Sense) No. 120 Lexington Ave.,
cor. East 28it St.. N. ,
A WAY with unoonfortablo 'Irusses.
. Confort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent post paid on receipt of 10 cents. Ad.
dress Dr . E. . FOOTE, No. 120 Lexington
Ave., New York.
10,000 Agepnts Wansted for
RLE T ROS PEC0TIO0N.
T he finest Engraving in the market. A p
ply at once to
CIIIT 'ENDEN & AMeRINNEY,
1aos Chienni street, Philarlelphia. P-.
NUo.
For first.lae now' 7 Octave Pianos.
Sent on trial. U. 8. PIANO CO., N, Y.
COMMON SENSE !!!
XT A NTED-AG ENT8.---5..250 per mourh.
to roll the genuine and Improved'
CO.\MbON-14NSE FA MILIV SEWING MIA.
ChIlNE. Priesn only S$-8. Great induce
mients to Agents. This fs flee most poptu
liat Bewing Mlachi'no-of t he lay-makes tlle
famiou. "Elastic L.ock Stitch"-- will do any
kind er work that osn. be done en any Mas.
ehine-100,000 sold! and 'the deman't eon.
stanil'y increasfng. Now Is the time to take
an Agency. Ben$ for circulate. "g Bie
wnre of inafringers. -Si Aod'ress Rvecous
& Co., Bosst, Miass., 1'ltteburgh, 1Ps,, or
St. Louis, o.
TiHE CELKDRATED
STE WART COOK STOVE
TUE BEST IN THlE WORO!
o VENR 100,000 IN US E.
WH4 deo-more work with the same amount
of fuel titan any other, Sioe
ever made.
FULLER. WAftREN & CO.,
ExoLU8IVE N A NI~AGTUR RS,
Troy, N%. V.
tW DEscrlpilve pnmphlets sent fr-ee.
TIwo Konts
The lost IPopulaf Javsmils Maasstu la
Ateriesn.
NOtfIf!O SECTIONAL!
NO'IIIING 5gBCvAfAN!
LITTLE CORPOR~AL,
Estroly Oricinal and First Class,
A\\ stew suberlber. for THI LITL1
CORPORALb for the new yeap, whose
stemes and money a,-e gent, in before the
last of December, will recelve the Novem
ber and Decembst 1Ios. of 1869 Froe.
Ts LafTLu CouisoRAL. hat a larger etou.
\aiontae any other Jurea4le' iagasi.st
the world and Is better worth the price
than any other moagasine published, .
Beeasm:e of Its hun**ses olmenslo we
are enable4 to favniolaIt as ihm Iow rie of
One D~o~ar~ V ear: sigle. ~ <32 I
oets :ortree toeany oe who w try to
raise s .mltb. 3eattfla pemIme b4'ehelb.
Subseibs ,now. Dekt estabers estaw~r
be seat. Add~ess Asvase 1,, saace
Pnblisthere Chiage 181.
es per minte,. dwe..A#iA w'
~sol MAouzNa (ho,, DollIon Ma., or Mt.
Lonis, Mo.
IIPDmn fraala
The .Purest, Best and Cheapest
s@LD OW ALL GROCERs.
TO TilM WOIRKINO CLA8S.-.e nro
now prepared to furnish all elea:ec!t witlh
constant employment at Iserne, the whole of
the thue or for the spare motsents. lusi.
ness new, light and profitabale. I'ersen of
either sea easily earn frons t0c. to $6 per
evening, ante a iproportional -umn by levot
ng their whole time to the business. toys
ani girls earn nearly e nith its men. 'fltns
nil who see this notice nisy Mend their nu.,
dress, and test the bosincss, we make this
utsparalleled otter: To such na aro not well
satisfied' we will send $1 to pny for the
trouble of writing Full p-trticulars, a
valuable sample, which will do to commuenccy
work on, and a copy of The l'eople'. Lite.
rary C'ompanion-one of the large't anti
best family newspapers published--all pent
free by mail. Realer. if yotu want permn.
nont, profitable work, oddress I. C. A i..lN
& CO., Augusta Me. dce 7
100,000 AQ~ 01.4 lr.',ir"tb FOR
Prxieuwer an.<a -niun.
Apply at once to UkITTI iEN & Me.
KINNEY, 1808 Chesnut, street, ['Piiladel
phia, Pa.
V. I. JO1NS & CO.
LAND AGENTS & IIANKEILS, Austhr,
Texas.
Zaox'111mt '-.*W'
"Eureka" Smoking Tob.ceo
Is an excellent article of grannlated Vir
ginia ; whereever introdluo d it is univer.
sally admired. It is psut sp in handsomo
muslin bags, in which ot der for Meer,
sohsainu Pipes are daily packed.
Lorillard's
WIi CLUB SOK1NU TOBACCO
Is made of the choicest leaf grown : it Ia
anti nervous in its effect.. as the Nicotino
has been extracted ; it leaves no disagreea.
ble tnste after smsolsing - it is very milh.
light in color and weight, hence oine pousI
will lIst ni long as f of ortitary tobaeco.
In this brand we also pack orders every
day for first qnlity Meersolsnutm Pipes.
Try it and convince yourselves it is all it
claims to be, "the ninoet. -f all."
Lorillard's
CERTURr CIEWING TOBACCO,
This brand of Fine Cut chewing lobaceo
has no equal or superior anywhere. It is
without doubt the best eheswing tobacco in
the country.
LORILLARD'S S\lS
hlavo now been in genernl use in the
United States over 110 years, and still no
knowledged "the best'' wherever uwl.
If your storekeeper does not have tlese
articles for sale ask him to get. them ; ttsvy
are sold by respectuble jubbers nlmost
everywhere. Uireiaar of prices mnlied ot
application.. k'. LOl~tLJLAlit & CO).,
New York.
A HK your Doctor or Druggist for SweeB
Quinine--it equals (bitter) Quinine.
M'f'd by,SrSaans, FAttt & Co., 'chemist,
New York. nov 17
11R. WIilTTINR, It Wyfie St., Pittebrglr
I) Pa., of Union-wide reputation, tret a
all venereal diseases ; also, seminal weak.
nesr, impotency, &c., the result of self
abuse. Send 2 stamps for srlet pamphlet,.
S0 pages. No matter wio-fwrileda, stale case,
Consultation free. nov 17
0 Ye Sporfa r -
"Sl-ight-of- hand Exposed ;'' over~ l00
page.. "Age Cards ;" to tell anty personst
nge. 'Gamse of authors." All malled for
50 cents. Jt. A. OllisY & CO., Yorkville,
INTEREST PAID ON
CERTIFICATES of DLPOSIT.
The Carolina National, Bauk,
0b1
COLUCIJIfA, SOUI'II CAROLiNA.
BVresolutionu of thse lIoard of Direotore
of this IBanli, Gertsdion~tee of De~porll.
will be issued, drawing interest at ine rate
of ssnx Iexn carr. Pxa' A x55ust, thse legal
rate for thoney in the State of Sotuth' Caroli
na, for sums deposited in this manner, uo,
romath not less than thsirty days, payable
em demand after teen days notir..
Tlie Capits)l Stoolt of this )danl is now.
$128,800, and' aurhority has fen g ranter
to incerease it to' rhe sum of $208,000. The
scurity of Depositors is gran~sed by line
full payment of tii Capit a) Steek, and by
the oxamination, and punblished reports of'
its condition whenever req.nired by the
Comptrollet of the N'ational Cusspeney D'ut
reau.
'Ihe Bankil deals ia E'rchauge, 0l1ll anub
Silver Coin, and National and k.tato Securi
ties generally. hDepositu received ins Cohi
or Curreney, and4 paidf in- the sanme. Whet,
funfeent tA paid, ft srlfl be rx ?trti.
Persons haVtng firds to inrest, are re.
speetfully tuvited) to *orvespond- with the
P'resident ow uCashier en lie subjleel, ass4
make all investigation they may .see psoper
to satisfy themselves of theg saf'ety sam o
duetivvenes of an tnv'estrsan 1*1, etlsoef .
The Cardlins Natioal Bank Its ptare hh.
ed for ifa ass ies building beiongialg
to the i}aesk of the Stale, in .the eit of
Columbe, which, is will oeupy so .seon g*
the neossary alteratilons apd improvementi
dant be madE. Gtreat oare will be takhets its
the construction @7fI is uit, whiotr wmt 15e
large ad as stroag as granite al. iron can
make It, afoeding every possible seerty po
its contesls.
sOAan or tSOsaseeme
L,. D. Cmrv.u's, Prs'e, 1),.YW, PAeasU,
Joust 'assou, Ji... . G.ass
ded 4-fitS W (xC8Caiir
YOUR ,XO TE FA~,
pllee olee , who will eshe ee
p u ini weltleg Upeas out
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