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Thc War With thc Ked Mn?. WASHINGTON,May 31.-The following statement of thc view taken nt army headquarters of the situation of affairs on thc Mexican frontier and of the plans and circumstances of (len. Crook is made hy authority : JThe United Stales acquired Texas, New Mexico and Arizona from < ?ld Mexico ?ti the war of l&Mii-48. Kvcr since that time our army and adventurous emi grants have "been lighting with the ''Apaches," a general name given to many bands of Indians of about the saint; type, known distinctively ns 'Ion ios, Jjcarillns, "'arm Spring Indians and Chiricahuas, who for two hundred years have been ton tending for possession of thc territory lying along what is now thc Mexicali frontier. According to thc policy of thc United States such of tho Apaches ns properly belong on our side of thc line have been collected into two reservations, nt or near each of which is the usual agent of the Indian bureau and a garrison of troops. One of these reservations i? in New Mexico, Fort Stanton and tin1 other in Arizona, at San Curios, Fort Thomas. A large part of the Apaches, however, still rem vin in Sonora ami Chihuahua. These Indians occasionally come North to seo their ?dd friends at the agencies, and thc agency Indians return their visits, and while making such trips they keep their hands in hy Bleating cattle and horses which fall in their way and by killing every body whom they encounter. They are tho natural and common enemies of both Americans und Mexicans. They give no quarter and expect none. Such visits or raids across the border create a panic, bul the CHUKO is gone before a cry can be raised. Some time since Secretary Freliughuyscn in behalf of the United States and Senor Romero, Mexican min ister, with the approval of Iiis own Gov ernment, enteret) into an agreement (not a treaty) that thc troops of either nation might follow such raiders across the national boundary and destroy them, i'urtmit must, however, be immediate, ill "hot blood" on a "fresh trail," und according to international law, due notice being given to the other party, and must cease the moment tho authori ties of the territory invaded are able and willing to take it up. Gen. Crook was assigned to thc command of tho Depart ment of Arizona on account of Iiis spe cial fitness and experience, and lie was given au increased force to enable him to prevent theao Apache raids which HO interfered willi tho development of the resources of tho territory. This force consisted of two full regiments of caval ry, tlic Third and Sixth; one regiment of infantry, the First, and 200 Indian scouts, two-thirds of all now employed by thc United t?tulos, (len. Crook was convinced by a recent raid Mutt peace and security in Arizona could only bo obtained by making tho Apaches in Sonora respect and fear thc power of this Government, nod he thereforo determin ed to follow thc raiders to their hiding place in tho mountains which separate the Mexican States of Sonora and Chi huahua, lie liuulo his preparations wilh great care nnd deliberation, and took the precaution of first visiting Sonora in person and consulting with its civil and military authorities with regard to Iiis contemplated movements. They were only too glnd to havo such an auxiliary iu the work of preventing Apache raids, nnd having- assured himaolf of this Gen. Crook returned to his command and began ibo movement:) now in progress. Tho war department has given Gen. Crook the fullest liberty to conduct this hold enterprise in his own time, reposing in him absolute confidence nnd furnish ing him with men and money fully up to his requisitions uud estimates. There is no hurry in tho mutter, for during his absence from Arizona all railway aud mining operations and other pursuits of tho poople uf that Territory are going on without interruption, and his presence on the other side of tho border will keep all hostile Apaches there from undertak ing another raid. Gon. Crook in due time will account for everything in his own way, or perish. Lieut. William Baird, of the 6th Cav alry, who hasjust returned from tho Mex ?eau frontier, said to a reporter to day in reply tu inquiries, thut he did not think tho reports oi Gea. Crook's engagement with tho hostiles were trustworthy. "Very likely," ho said, "there has been fighting, but I do not think any decisive action baa taken place. Gen. Crook did not intend to acm! back word until he had accomplished something or had en tirely failed." In reply to a question why Gen. Crook did not take with him into Mexico a large force of Cavalry. Lieut. Baird said : "Gen. Crcok's action in that re spect is not fully understood. He took all tho men that kc could possibly pr? vido transportation for. Everything io tho way ol' provisions nnd baggage had to bo carried on pack mules. The coun try was scoured and all the mules that could be procured at different posts were brought in. Theso mules are not very El cn ti ful and the size of tho force had to e regulated in accordance with the supply. It was absolutely necessary to take scouts to track the enemy. Gen. Crook took with bim as far as the border eight of ton companies, with which he formed a cordon along the line. Six companies wore left in the vicinity of San Benardino under Col. Biddle. It was with one of those companies that I was stationed. It is a terriblo country that Gen. Crook entered, perfectly deso late. Tho prosperous ranches that used to stand along tho baso of thc mountains have beeu swopt away by the savages, and an occasional isolated hamlet is all that is left of tho villages. The great difficulty that Gon. Crook has to contend with is the scarcity of water. Thoscouta only know ono or two places where water can be found, but tho fugitives know where overy drop is in the mountains. The most cordial relations existed be tween Crook and the Mexican authori ties, and bia plans and intentions were fully approved by them. I think that i no uueosi?ess need be fell for the safety of Crook and his men. We had uo idea down there other than that he knew what he was about, and that he would come out all right." WILCOX, ARIZONA, May 81.-Advices from San Carlos state that Loco's wife, son. son-in-law, daughter and grand children, with fifteen women and sixteen bucks, have surrendered to the military authorities near 8an Carlos. These , Indians are direct from Mexico, and ' report that all the hostiles are ready and anxious to surrender, so that a speedy en ding of the Indian war in Mexico and the ' return of Gen. Crook to Arizona is antic- ' i pated. These Indians were among the , number ot Chirioahuas who left their reservation a year ago last April. Thinning ont the Colonels. , John Temple Graves, of tho Florida ' Jlerald, has boldly undertaken tho. her culean task of reducing the number ot "Colonels" in the country by his pen. 1 He says the growth of "Colonels" is ! alarming. They flood the country. There are one or two in tho regular army. There are t?terai in the volito- j teer militia. There are a thousand in ' office, a hundred thousand hidden away ' in editorial chaire, a half million at the ! bar (legal and spirituous], and an innu merable multitude flooding all depart- ' monta of trade and business. The pri vates of the regalar army and the civil- ] ians of peaceful lift* have been gradually ] drIVen beyond thc border, and vo have i become a nation of "Colonels." Wc fear i the dauntless editor has delayed too long < in his laudable parp?se. The "Colo- 1 .nels*' are here, srA what is worse and I sadder, they have come to stay. j SUNNY sim: SHOKS. Trli'knliy WMi-h thc Poor aro Nulmllc.i r. t. ila by Kilo? Dealer*. '"You newspaper fellows have had your whack at a great many of the frauds of tho day, but you have thus far overlooked the commonest and in some respects thc meanest of ali frauds, that in sinu s. Why don't you expose't ?" Thc speaker was a middle-aged man of natty dress, evidently a member of the craft known as commercial travelers, and thc one ad dressed a reporter for the C'o/iiMcrriat (jaulte. The latter, overlooking thc flippancy with which journalists had been claused as "iellowH," asked for plans and specifications as to frauds in shoes ami was enlightened in this wise. "lt would take too much of your space togo into minute details as to how frauds arc perpetrated on thc purchasers ol' shoes, so numcroi1" and ingenious arc they. I will then foro merely tell you about some of thc most ordinary way of getting up cheap shoes of deceptive ap pearance. (?oed leather of all kind", as you arc aware, costs money ami a great deal (d' it, in comparison willi priers twenty live years ?go, and a gicat?lealof Yankee ingenuity bas been expended in devising methods for making a little of the tanner's product go a great way. .Sole leather is thc most expensive of all, and naturally there is moro fraud in the sol"' of shoes than in uppers, in i. great many of the cheaper grades of ?hoes now sold thc soles consist of a very thin sheet of leather for the bottoms, just enough to hold il together, ami thes pace between il and the so called insole, which usually consists of a Kirip of muslin, is filled either with leather shavings pressed to gether or with common straw hoard. The wearers of this kind of leather goods should always be careful to avoid the shady side of thu street, as dampness is ruinous to this sort ol' shoe, causing the biggest part of tho sole to crumble to pieces. "Thc uppers, which the seller always assures the purchase art: genuine calf skin, are split cow hides, and wear little if any helter than the soles. The heels are in strict keeping with the other parts, consisting of a thin outer rim ol'leather and a slender bottom of the same mate rial, the remainder being made tip of scrap leather. Half tho ready made shoes worn in Pittsburg, I don t hesitate to assert, are shams ol' ono son or anotb er, in part or in whole. "Tho falsification is not confined to men's shoes ; oh, no. There is fully ns much or more fraud in women's foot gear. There is 'pebble goal' made out of blackened muslin, with soles of 'plaited hash,' as pressed scraps arc termed. "Sheep skin is skillfully dressed to im itate kid, and many of thc shoes made of il and sold for sewed work arc merely pasted together mid dissolve, so to speak, thc first lime they nru wet. TII?H sort of frauds sets hardest on tho jioor, who must ceotiom?7.e from force of necessity, nnd always buy things that are 'cheap' without much reference to their quality or durability. Shoes nt half price are always a temptation to tho poor, but if they would give the matter a litllu study they would soon discover that one pair of honest shoes, sold at a fair price, would outlast three or four pairs of tho other kind, though when first put on the latter look just as nice or nicer than the better kind." Without u Hitch. "I have warned tho people of this State not to apply for divorce," snid an Arkansas judge who was approached by a troubled gentleman for tito purpose of dissolution consultation. "Under Che law there aro hut few grounds for di vorce." "I don't know, judge, that any ono has ever gotten a divorce on similar grounds, but, sir, I Ihink that I hnvo the best cauce in tho world. My wifo ?H n very sweet tempered woman and never given me n cross word. She has been devoted und true and we lovo each other dearly." "Then why do you want a divorce?" "Because she's a singer." "A singer?" "Yes, sir, a singer. Every time there's a festival in tho neighborhood, sho has to Bing. Why, sir, she'll leave my breeches with a patch half sowed on to go somewhere and sing. I don't hear anything but songs. When thero's a charity conceit anywhere within reach she has to go and sing. She's so givon to the habit that when I asked her n question she sings at mo. She pours out coffee by note and pats her foot when she hands around the bread. What do you think of these grounds?" "New, but striking. Your OAO? will go through tho courts without a hitch." -Arkamaw Traveller. War Memories. Tho babies whose wondering eyes looked up into the faces of their fathers in tho swift moments of strange good byes twenty-two years ago are now men and women. The sweethearts who in the days of 1861 saw their lovers na heroes in a tremendous struggle can count gray hairs in their heads, and it may be wrinkles on their faces. Tho wives who awoke from tho prose of com mon-place life to tho emotional intensity of a dramatic existence when their hus bands left thom for duty in the arny ; the mothers whoso hearts for titree years were stirred to wild fluttering with every word of nows from the front, aro old men whose patriotism and hot impulses carried them with n sweep liko that of 9 flood into tho army, and the women whoso arms and heads and hearts never tired in the planning and doing for the absent soldiers, aro passing away. The boys who grew up in homes where there was only tho memory of a fnther, and the girls who took their first lessons in sewing on clothes for absent loved ones, are tho men and womon who shape pub lic sentiment now.-Inter-Ocean. Wanted to Suffer. A gentleman who was riding along a lonely road in Arkansas, heard some one groaning,. and turning aside ho saw a tuan standing near a tree. "What's the matter, my friend ?" "Oh, Lord, caught in n bear trap ! G > in away from here 1" "Let me assist in getting you out," "Oh, Lord I Qo on away, I tell you." "Don't you want to get out ?" "I reckon 1 do." "Then why won't you let mo help von?" "Because I set this trap here the oiher day, and a man that ain't got no more tense than to get caught in his own trap ought to suffer. I've been trappin' for thirty years, and this is the first timo that I've acted the fool. Qo on, stranger, for I'm going to worry along with thin thing till I learn somelhin . A man that's os big a fool as I am, is dangerous to a community. Ob, Lord I"-Arlan ta? Traveller. Constipation, liver and kidney diseases are cured by Brown's Iron Bitters, which enriches the blood, and strengthens the ?/hole system. - "My son," said the elder Spriggles to bis junior, thinking to enlighten the boy on the propagation of the hen spe cies-"My son, do you know that chick 3ns como ont of eggs?" "Do they?" said Spriggles, jr., as he licked his plate, "I ihougbt eggs came out of chickens." A FACTORY TOWN.-Old man Wal tina of Piedmonts S. C., says that Norman's Neutralizing Cordial beata mythiog he ever heard of. He came lear malting * speech on the wonderful sure two 25 nen la bottle? made on . his jaby. fie saya the. mere eight of that ?by would convince tho most doubtful ut to 'iie efficacy of Norman's Cordial. Cure for Drunkenness?. Drunkenness is cured in Holland in thc following manner : Thc patient is ?hut up in a room ami debarred all communication, except with his physician. AH often as he wishes Hpirits-brandy, whiskey, gin, Ac,-are given him, but mixed with two thirds water; all oilier drinks, such UH beer, wine, coffee, ?ve., are mixed with one third brandy. Thc various viands, lo< , that are'given him-bread, meat-, Acl are all prepared with brandy, conse quently thc patient is in continual state of intoxication. Thia lasts about five days ; nt the end of thal time he asks with entreaty for come nourishment, without his request being complied with and not until his organs absolutely abhor nlcohol. The cure is complete, ami from that day forth the very -mell of spirit- produces tl.o effect of an emetic. - In this wicked wt rid it is usually safe to be suspicious. The Publishers of the llirhiiiuinl Va. Hnuiiirt /? heartily recommend I lr. Hull's Cough Syrup and says : "lt lias been well tried in our O iii CC and composing room, and bas cured our city editor of a very bad case of Bronchitis. - Cuchaste language ?1 thc sure index of nu impure heart. - It is easier lo take care of a peck of fleas than one woman. Our will? liful tilinrdlilll mel f.iilhfiil Pr?? lector rcntorcil lo ucl i vi <iiil- i .. ... Mil. IlKNIlt A. WAiKUM.I -, . : li' . .> ..( Providence, lr. !.. for immy years ii.-- I.itlilnl mu? vigilant i...-:.! ivntchiiutii of UM- l?ar.-t. iv Stove i .nillimy's MTV extensive ii-l.tbll-hmciit, having buen confined to lils home .-. vera! weeks by a very <llslr(i?xlii|| i!;m>?. on resuming liin >ln llva nguiu avall.i himself ul this early ..j-portu lilly i'/r Btatiinj In ?. Hy a few plain facts. Mr. WA ri II ~\ \ s vi}?, - " A few moiitlis ugo I was tnken down ?villi a ie vere hick ne.*.-?, which ronllin-il mo lo iii?; lionne ?liilte n long lime, und much of tin- lime I wan nu very lauie ns lo las nuable lo walk, mid my left leg, fruin tin- Inp in i lu-1.,e., l?came im lustrously Miellen, mid 1 siilleri d i stn-mely from tho con stant Inten?? pain* produced l> ifiyn at lullam iiiation; I was irvin/. Hie tarions fn i-all. il CIIPS, nil the tillie,and was nuder Hie ireatiueiit of a physician Keven wei ks, but p-ittii^ no substantial relief, Al tliU time nu old lillie Iricml, a police ollicer, united UJMHI me, ami during mir conversa timi Inforined mu ol the great iH-nellt which lie lind obtained hythe iw?o( limit's I tenn dy, and urned mc- to try il, aa hu considered it a wonder ful medicine. I colinm-iii'iil taking limit's Item eily, having very little faith that it ivoutd ilo iimeh ?ii such .1 KtiihlNtru vara as mine, bul my doilhl was Mum dispelled, f>-r iH-foru I had tak.-u miu Imtlle I began t ? ,. t In-lter, the nevero pains dlwipiicnred, Ilia nv...'..i n leg grmltiully dceretiat'il in -??ri., anil I waa encouraged to continue, the use of the heirn dy; ami the Improvement tu my hea'.l!i coal lillies, my Hp|ietite i- n?.. ?1. 1 have re gained my MroitgHi, ami I am now |>erforiiillij" neilin my duties ;>> iralehiuau ?I lim foiindry, I very nihill I ito up ?md ii ?wu Mair* muru than line htlllllti-d Uni'?, ; il I MM i-i i;oo?| condition, a.i-l feel Hint my recover; ! due to Ilm.I*:- Item, .itv ahme. My Ki vere ticl?in.?.? and terribly Mi-, ?. ii 1. ,- ? is f.-ttlM'd bj III? dlse.-in-d Hale of lat l.l.li;oy.?,iii .! I flail S lhal it l.sa most .altin! !e in. .'..-ile- i'...t Aili KO speedily relieve and cure s'l. *.!.-. i. r.- IMS-! UH nihil-. I lli.-n I. mo.it e'n-.-.iiii . ie-otiim i .1 I : -1111 ' Itoiiii-d) to all aillict. ; nilli K "ellie) I ..-i -, IM I know it tu ho v> ?f>-nuil i. ?atili remed? " .. '?iii ;IH:M I , pee.I PLAIN TRUTHS The blood is tho foundation of life, it circu?ale ; through every pail of thc hod), and Hitless il i> pure and rich, good health i-> impossible. If disease has tillered the system the <?>//?. sure and quick way to drive it out is to purify and enrich the blood. These simple fact? nre well known, .md thc highest medica] authoiitics agree t!.. : n. hut in .? will restore tin: blood to its natural condition; ?ind also that all thc iron prt-paiati<ins hitherto made blacken ihc teeth, cause head ache, and ate olhcv.\i<c injurious. llitowN's IKON Hin KISS? ill thor, nughly and quickly .. sintilate with thc blood, purifying Piel -.??I ngthen lng it, and tims thit*: diseas.- hom any part of the System, ;vmi ii will not blacken the tetih, cc.ii.se head ache or constipation, and is posi tively not injurious. Saved his Child. i7 K. Huiaw St., Salomon. Md. Keb. u, tSS.1. Ccnu :-Upon thc rceoiuuienda. lion of a foetid I iricd IhtowsTs IIIUN Iii nuits ns u ionic and re storative fi-r my daughter, ul>om 1 wis tln<roii;;lily convinced wa? wasting aw.iy with Consumption. Having I OM three d.in?htcTS hy ike terrible dorase, uinl. r thc cate of eminent physician.. I ?.is ].*th to hclicvi- thai anything could attest ihc pi r.irsi el t!..; ihscso, but, tt my urea I ?.urnri-. '.i fina my daugh ter had taken one I ? tl!. ol UttOWM'a Ilion UIITHMS. ?lie IK.V-.UI lo mend and now ii ipiilc ru lured lu former health. A fifth d.utuliler |..-i;an to show >:,;ns of ( misiiiiiptii.il, and ?hen the physician w.i-. consulted he quickly viii ?.T?nica we iv ro eviired ;" ami ?hen informed ilia? inc elder lister M..? Uki ni: UMOWN'S IKON Iii rr mts, t.sj>. ,,.iv,i --ihat is a good loni.., ute il" AlXJKAM rtlSLI-S. BROWN'S IRON r.iTTrRr. effectual ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Weakness, and renders the greatest rs lief and benefit to persons suffering '.om such wasting diseases as Con fumptiou, Kidney OJuiplaints, cte. Brown's Iron Bitters for sale by Wilbito A WlUiite, Anderson, 8. O._ -Remember This. If you ara sick Hop Bitters will surclv aid Nature in making you well when all else fails. If you are costive or dyspeptic, or aro suffering from any other of the numerous diseases of thc stomach o * bowels, it is ?our own fault if you remain ill, for Hop litters arc a sovereign remedy in all such complaints. If you are wasting away with any form of Kidney disease, ntop tempting Heath this moment, and turn for a cure to Hop Bitters. If yon arc sick with that terrible siokness Ncrvourness, you will find a "Balm in Gilead" in the use of Hop Bitters. If you arc a frequenter, or a resident of a miasmatic district, barricade your system against tho scourge of all countries-"mala rial, epidemic, bilious, and intermittent fevers-by the uso of Hop Hitters. If yon* bavo rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad breath, pains ami aches, and feel miserably generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair akin, ricn blood, and sweetest breath, health, and comfort. In short they cure all Diseases of the stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease. $500 will bc paid fora ease they will not cure or help. That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister mother, or daughter, can be made the picture of health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but a trifle. Will you let them su(Ter ? ^ March 1. 33 4 The Best Shoes in the Market. if" AM now receiving my Spring Stock of . Men. Women and Children's 8H0K8. he celebrated "Bay 3tatc" Shoes-the best in the market, kv cry pair warranted. Come and ree them. No charge for show ing. A. B. TOWERS, No. 4 Granito Bow, Anderson. S. C. March 15, 1883 35 TEA. IK KUI* the best Youri- Hyson. Imp*?- I rial, Gun Powder, Oolong 'und Kiigli-sh lircakfast Ti a t-. lie had. For Mile low hy A. I!. TOWKKS. " March 1.'., I8W JOHN S. MATTISON, ATTO11N Y AT LAW. \ I.I. l?usiiicsi promptly attended i .. il OIH. K With ll. <.. S-Midduv. M:ir< li J_\ IW>:? :V, .?ni UTATi: O F SO UT 11 CAHOMNA, k5 AxuKitsoN Coi STY. /;.'/ Th. -. V. /./>/?, J mtge uf I'rolmtc. WJIFJtFAS, Larkin Newton has np plied t'i ni'- tn graul him letters of AiL ininlKtration on the Personal Ivdatc of Willi- Newton, deceased. Those an- therefore td cito and admon ish uUkiinircd ?Mid creditors ol thc said Wiilis Newton, deceased, to ho and lip near before nut in Court of Probate, lo I io lu-Pi ?it Anderson Court House, on the '.'Jud day ot .lune, lv-.'?, after pii!. licatlon herool, t<> sliow causo, if any OM y hav?, vyhy I lu- - aid ac hu i inst ral i on slum ld not ho grunted. Given under my hand this lt!, dav of .Lim- ; T. f. LIGON, 1. I'. .lune V, IT - BUSTED! II' I fail to ICai.SC tlx* Cluney liv :?Oili .juno. Hen? ?' I licite <*?HHIM iir<> olt'rrtMl nt a Nu? ri lief. LOOK AT TI IK FU?i'ltKS : Ci l.NT.S' Hunting, Landscape, Fiigmvcd M Solid (Johl Case, wtth Oenuine Klgln Lever. Htt'iii-wiiidiiig and Setting Move ment, for warranted. Cents'Hunting, He., Solid Cold, Land scape Kilgravcd, Heavy Case, with (?ehiiiiie Waltham Stem-winding ami Setting Move ment, tor i'-ii. (?eui.-' Solid Uold, OciievaStein-wiiiding, and Heil ?ni; Watch f?ir ?15. Ladies' Solid Gobi, Htent-wiiuliiig and Setting Geneva and Waltham Watches frum ?27 t>> -flo, all warranted. lliatnotid Lin/?-, < 'lu-tcr wt" seven Stones, l'or ^^?. Diamond and Cameo Hines, Diamond and Sapphire Doublets, Diamond ami Gar nut Douldets, fr>>ih f* to Ladies' Solid (?old Opera and (?nani chain?., Keck Chains, Locket.?, Ftc, Ftc. Also, same in (?oil plate. Ladies' Solid . ?old ISracclctrf, Scltf, Pins, Prop-, Sleeve Huttons, iVc, iVc, in lar;:o a-on nient, all ai correspondingly low ligures. This IJI^' reduction is made at a sacrifico to rifler a gran?! inducement to rush ?'tis toiiKTS ?illy until June IWlh. Come am! sic. Five ??.HTA\I>AICl>'* [Peloubel .V Co.) Oltt-AVN in Anderson County lo ?mr ol' lill'/ ot/li'l" Utilice. You can't alford to cheat your eyes hy imposing upon them cheap classes f??r thc benefit of vonr pocket. Get the best SPFO TACLKS." SECURE BARGAINS BEFOBE JUNE30ih. . J. A. DANIELS. _ May ?51, lSS:S HI A NOTHII IH'T UXTITI.HII WO.llAN. (ftviu iii ? liuitoc (iM-.i \<1 \h \ <? >->v .) Jil v*-v Sieur*. r.l?t-ir. ... T:n :.! ... i<. -.: ia.-- . "r- i ..:i,r_i:a'<. l-nn.ol l.jiiii. :: -.."lu . ..!'.. . . ac:.ii!il:i|-?. lu i y l?- ti 1.1.litil.;. t.. .::,.--:>..?.. .....iv amii,'' a? rom* .-I li. r . ..ir.-i?.ii.V |. I. -.1 .... i i tho I real .? ly .'.-v. !.,! .,. I., pwvil . v Writ ??'iii- . .li:?:i.e ?.r a ii.' ; . .-.ml I? i l..! :. I I , I.--. ?. . .. I .';/ a Utaitt '. '? in l|i lier mi it'..- lunn- ....! TI II nit! ml.ieh <-.'; {..ii -. i.i II'HIII l:.-r,i .. ?I '?.IHTLII i-.i-i hy, ?-r j ni ri I- a < :.i I:. )!. r V<V?tnl'l'-e m-, ,iii!,t na m.,j; i:-o : r tr. .- I i il not evil |.?i-,.-... 1 iH-rs.i:ui::>- ? .V- !.?;?!!t: il anil cm eill-fli-d i-f tin ti'ii'i* f i .r... ?' ini--iii- 't,'i.f.l:.i|,i?vi:i iiiiMllH.lt ! i irtiati'litlcil ni:- |inn.-tl*Mii| hy t??flw~: j 'i; ; tinta -riitiit ry. I' ll- .i>-!-!: >. -l!.. UV?! ll ? '..ii.ll .- :J i nm tnticli v in. lt ?Ill ettr? ?miin-ly lln>?ii.r I i-n-i < ? tiitiiujr Of ll. - i.?. r i:.. I., tu- rrl-i i, Irr .Mtir i ml |>iliifllt M-n-'i n.it ii-e.n'l < liai i in Tr. mill? ?, I ri m.- ,'l ..? um! I'lceiall-m, tin -.'.i- M. ul! 0l-?i1aivi - nt i u .i tin-wm K'liirnt ??in' ivi-akiie-u-,aiul i-< ? .; - - lally ? !a?.t-a lo tlieCUntiiaMif Ult'.*' lt penncatcn every imrtlon ni tli" rydetn, nn ti?lTo.i nc?-Ufe ami vi-..r. It n-mitvin falatiiran, Itatulrncy, iii- Iniyau'l era? lier fur MlmiiVinln,nm', n Ucvin ?. ak ni-ui of the: tiMii.aili. lt i iin-ii liinatliut, lltstdaeliea, Ni milis ?'nu ti iii -, i.rai Di'Mlli). si. i-plevait?., |i -pir?>l. ii i :-.I| liii?iri-ii "i. Timi fti'linit of ?M-arlOR il,.wii,,'ntl IliK i ain, w?i||;lit tm I 1.?-'..n lu-.'.? .iC.vay riiuuicl lt 11 red hy .t- UM-. II t :.: -t nil Mmm. ni; I iiliil>ratlt ti. iiiii?t:iiirO'i, tiri In liam rv wa li tin* lat. ti nt jr.iti in? il?- feinaUtyrteni. It rona linly (I. i L>rlut:!e?r:!x fi r .....ami IKH.I-! l-y driiinf -I". Any atlvle?' miiiliril nu t > t;? rial rare.?, anti tin- itaiiM ? of m..ny ? !.t> lint i bren a 1 oreti to fM-i ?is t h. -altli liv the ii*?- t.f tho Yt^retal r%I oiniHtunit, i-an ' e rlii.iln .'. I y la.iiiA?:^ Mm I'., ?> it li i.tani|i tor r |i!y i. t ! --i lioinn In Lynn, Masa, 1 -i Kidney Com|ilaint of cilarr ara thia roinno'.nid h nn^ia ,-n?-i ii na nbnntUiRl teatlmonlalaahow. "Mis. rinkhani'aIJrerl'lllx,"nayann?writT, "are the beti in the imrld for tho ctiro of Cou-itlpntlun, r.iai UMII-KS and To.-rhlUy of tho liver. Dir Blood r.Tlt'.t-r wori.a (rondori in ita npccla] linc and LMs fair f.' . .?uni thc Coin lion nil in it ? riopularity. .' a munt rcK|Kvt her na an Ansel cf Mercy ?vliorw solo ?..?' ttl .n \- tn iiMrutxl to others. 1 .;. '.'.!..loa. r.u 00 Ura. A. il. ll. Vegetable Comjiound for sale by W? hlte .v. W?hlte, Anderson, S. C. THE BEST OF ALL MENTS fe FOR HAN AND BEAST. 1 Ftirmor^thanathlMofaeontrirytho " nxlcan NnntaiiB lAnlmenlhaB boon ?T i toxnilliOM all over tho world aa only safo rcllonco for tlio rellof of - ?(tits nnd nain. It 1B a modloino - ...!> e pr'.oo iintf prnlso-the bast of tts . 'ul. lor every lot in of external pain MEXICAN *i Mnptnnrjr Liniment lu wlfhentan orrual. k ' lt penetrates lien ti and mun ri o toi "-?{.Ii? very bone-maklnff tho con tin u frji i ro of pain nnd lnilnmmatlon lmpos-1 g? . hie. Ita ciToctB upon Haman Flesh andi Tl .. I.'..nt o Creation nro?riually wonilor-| Miuli Tho iloxlcan MUSTANG Liniment is needed by* f*?nobody In_ ovorylionso. Kvory dny brings nowa of H the agony of nu awful sea ld or bara H subdued, of rh earn M tte martyrs re stored, or a val outdo horse or oz saved by tho hoalfng power of thia LINIMENT which irpeedily cn res auch alimenta of tho HUMAN rjLESU aa Rbtsmatlim, Rwelllnpra, Stiff Joints, Contrae ted Blandes, B?ro? and ?ealds, ?Cuts? Brnlaes ?nd Sprains* Po to on on s Bites and ?UnRS. Stiffness, Lameness, Old Sores? Vleers, fro a tt>! t e a, tl hil blatno, Sore Hippies? Caltsd Breast, and Indeed every tarax or o rte rnal dis? ease* It neals without seerej . For tho IJHirra CURATIOX lt eurea Sprains, Swlnnyr, Stiff Joint?, EVinuder, TTarncaa Barss. Hoof Bis* oases, Foot Bot, Screw Worm, Scab, Hollow Horn, Scratch ea, wind sails. Spavin, Thrath, misa bone. Old Sores, Poll Kvii, Film wno? th? Steht and every other ailment to which tho occupants of thy ?table and StoeV. Yard ara liable. The JbTaxteam afnstans; T.lntment always corea and never disappoints ; and il la, poslthroly, THE BEST OP ALL LINIMENTS TOB YUK OB BEAST, Mexican Mustang Linment for sale by W?hlte & Wilhite, Anderson S. C. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! WK INVITE Yon: ATTENTION TO OUR BEAUTIFUL STOCK Calicoes, Muslins, Fiques, Bleaching, Parasols, Notions, Shoes, Mens' Shirts, and New Style Hats, That wc have just received and ure Helling VERY LOW. FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE AND MOLASSES. Our Stock i, Cl >M I'LETE, ami we ask all to nee our doods and ?prices before buying elsewhere. ... ' Thanking you for past favors wc are yours, resp.eUulI), C. F. JONES & CO. April 12, 188?__ , A BEAUTIFUL PARLOR OR HANDSOME ROOM / i AN only bc had with thc aid of FINK 1 'UN ?'1.1"K l0' 'V^r^MlrT* * Kj made comfortable by thc outlay of a little money m goo? I urn it un . Vou will lind any style, from the finest $300.00 ?Mute*, down to Suites that only cost ?I7.U<?. You will lind EVERYTHING! usually KEPI ?N A FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, And the same doods can he bought CHEAPER of me than any other house in the State. SEEING IS BELIEVING, And all that I ask is that you .viii call, <ee my immense Stock of Furniture and get my prices. fz< inn TOT iT J~V" Oct li?, 1882 H LADIES' STORE. Herc we are, opening the Largest and Prettiest STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, For LIMI?OM lind Children, ever l>i*oii?;llt to Ol R STOCK IS TOO VARIED AND LARGE to itemize. Call and exam ine and Le convinced. We claim the van in every department, and guarantee prices' as" LOW as the LOWEST. With thanks for past favors we promise renewed ellbrtsjor the future, ffray* Our doods were selected in person by Miss Lizzie Williams, LADIES' STORE, BUICK RANGE. March ,_H.?, issn 37 A_ SETTLEMENT with all parties indebted to the firm of REED, MOORHEAD A CO. Their Notes and Accounts are still in our hands for collection, and parties o wei Hg them would do well to call and settle promptly, as we arc determined to close out their business. WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL LIX ti Ol' Farmers' Supplies and General Merchandise, Which we will sell as low for Cash ns they can be bought anywhere, and on time to prompt paying customers till 1st November next. We also keep on band u stock of the well known brand of ZELL'S GUANO and EDISTO ACID PHOSPHATE. The patronage of the public respectfully solicited. REED & MOORHEAD, No. 7 Granite Hov, Anderson, S. C. J&r We Still keep the HA?.mViX l'I3RI> CUTTER, (let one, and you will lind economy in it. R. ?V M. March IS, 1883 38 To the Ladies and Gentlemen of the City and County HAVINO purchased the Rtock of Messrs. TOLLY A MCCONNELL, I intend en gaging in the sale of FANCY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, TOBACCO, AND CIGARS. I would most respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. Ladies, I assure vou that you can always find at my establishment the freshest and best selection of Confec tioneries, Toys, Ac. Gentlemen, you can find as large an assortment of Tobacco, Ci gars, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Tea, Ac., us in any house in the City. 1 am dailv receivine NEW and FRESH Goods in my line. . -s reliving Give me a call, please, and I am sure you will bc convinced. All my Goods are of the best cpiality, fresh and sweet. I nm, very respectfully, your?, LOUIS NHAltlPE. Anderson. ?. C.. Jan. 2.r>, 1883 _28 _ Iv HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS. N. O. FARMER & BRO., -DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LADIES' CLOAKS and SHAWLS, BACON, FLOUR and MOLASSES, SUttAR and COFFEE, And in fact, everything generally kept in a first-class general store. Wc arc oflerine extra inducements to cash buyers, and those wishing to buy will do well to call on iw before buying elsewhere. Wc nre Agents for tho best Standard Fertilizers ami Acid Phosphates And parties in need of either ahould not fail to seo us before they buy. We will ?nil ; as low or lower than any one for cash, or on timo to good parties elaiuSTn ?ce??S teS&SE and SCUle at '?ncc> ?r T wil1 "? Feb 8,1883 N ??0 ^ BRO. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ALL parties indebted to me for balances on Mules, Horses, Cotton Gins and other Machinery, Stoves, Ac, for last year and this year, are requested to come and settle up at once, as their Notes are due. I indulged you last year on account of the short crops, but Ibis year there is no excuse, and the money I must have. TO THOSE WHO WISH TO RUY STOVES, MEE, POTTO, FANCY CROCKERY, t?vimm^to their iolerst t0 860 me before buyiDg e,8ewhere'and win Oct 5, 1882_ J?2M1V E* POPLES. EXCELSIOR COOrfSTOfSf THE BEST lit THE MARKET. Fourteen different ti?-? and Murt? Klva Si?? with Enameled m-ervolra. Adapted U tl! requirement?, und priced to mit all rms?* LEADING FEATURES : Double Wood Doom, raient Wood Grata ?3??S2.5W' ????ehamwaMo Auto malle Shelf, Broiling Dwr, Ewiiis|,:B U?tu?. rute Swinging Kno-Stop, Rsrcoiblc Go? Burning long Crow l ice*. Ik,"bte Phort Center.. Heavy Ring Corer... inrtmtvaUJ Fha Door?, NloVcl Knot*. Nickel p."wl, c,c rnequalcd In Material, lu F|nm, . ' Manufactured by ISAAC A. SHEPPARD & CO., Dartlrr.ce ITcl 'M) ros ?AU iv J. ?. PBOPLM. Aadewan. ?. c. * ' ' PIANOS AND ORGANS. UA VINO arranged tb furnish PIANOS or OKOANS of the best lunkcs, I de sire to call attention lo the method upon which 1 do business, and to solicit the pa? tronare of the Musical public. My buying the Instruments I offer for sale tor cash, i tau dispose of them ut the lowest possible ligures, as 1 have none ol the restrictions which agents selling upou commission la bor lintier. I keep OH band a supply of Drgaus which 1 will be pleased to exhibit lu customers, and will furnish descriptions ?f pianos and prices. (Jive me a call at :. E. Tolly's Furniture Wurerooms, on Depot Street. Correspondence solicited, md nronilitlv answered. li. M. TOI,I.Y May 17, 188.1 I? 3m. TH1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ANDERSON. COU KT Oi<' COMMON 1*1.13 AS. lolln DavW Siiliur, C!eorne ll. Subcr, Jacob lt. Sn lier and William S. Klcuzcr.a? Surviving Execu tor- nt Hie Estate off. Saber, deceased, who have Mirvired one .lame? A. welch, who wai i \. i II i or, sud l> now deceased. I'lalntfilit, uyahui Adam K. Cromer, licurgo A. .Sct/.lcr amt Ra rn li r, i m.r, IJefuudanlii,-Summon* fur ?ictif/ t\<miMnt w t Srrunl. Y? tn?.? Iiefciidaiita Adam 1". Cromer, Ucorgc A. Sci/ler ami sarah C. Cromer : V'iif are hereby summoned and required loau X MUT Hie complaint in i Iiis net lon, ?Illili t* flint in ll?' ollie? of lin" Clerk of thu Court, ?i ( ot.inion Plena, at Audersoii c. lt., 8. C., amt to i?nr?" n cony nf ymir n HM wer lo t bc said complaint m Hie HuliscrilK'r? al their office, AndenionC.il., c, ??iliin twenty day* after iii? service hereof, .xiln-ive of the day of such service: and if you '?il in answer tin1 complaint within Hie tuno lion-said, Hie ptahitttf in Ibffl action will apply lo ide Court for Hie relief demanded in tho com 111 - luted June 6. A. I?, issn. iimitvN, Titiiini.K .v BROWN, I'luiutinV Attorneys, Anderson, S. C. [SK.w.J.lobii W. Iiaulels, C. C. I". I'u Hie Defendant* Adam P. Cromer and Sarah C. i 'miner : 'fake notice that tho Complaint in this action, logetlicr with Hie Summon*, of which tho forego lug is u copy, wiu tiled in llio anice of the Clerk ii iiio Ciniii of Common Pleas at Anderson c. II., lu Hie Colliny ol Anderson, ill thc State of South L'ami ina. mi Hm Ulli day of June, ISM, lil? nv N, THllilILK A IIHOWN, PlalntinV Attorneys, Anderson, s. C. June il, issi 4? _ 6_ Bargains ! 17*01? thc next .':n days I will sell my stock J of pegged Hoots and .Shoes, Hlankets, L'loak.-- mid Worsted Dress doods at cost for ...I. Hive nie a call and bc convinced. A. li. TOWERS. Feh I, 1888 2? for ;t'l r.w;',,U.-.. .il tut .:*.? orv bill' '.- c , Wort will : . ' "17 in tiv. I.*| .t?: oi.o ahoul? ' 'K" il- SOU?J . i ?. v.; URE K.cl-.?ys and fiji ir.ocl tn.portant . .v o'. t..r;>:U.ty ?nd. : i i'.th? rc*se?onof *.'.;? b -c'a lu fro? OU ' I.* ivlf-r!riff from ? ? .. i hnv'i fie cl. Ula, . ?.>i??'*Jr.3t?i??,Ktiliie*r" ? ?o ! v.-1-:- cure. i'JOCJSTa. Price ai. i wm. Kidney Wort for sale by Wilhit<> t Wil lite. Anderson, S. C. -TRADE NORMAN'S -MARK ASCTinnnil effeettinl Remedy tor tho enre nf ?ll Irrvirulantlc* (inti dl?i>r<lt> r* or Ihr Stom ach and Hovels, win MI.T it? children ur adults. lt l.?Ri'ci |)tnlilo to tho Stomach without bt lng offensive to the taste. l'ruini>lly relieving nrwntery. PlarrhiTa, Chol - rm JJ?.rhu?, Citolera Infantum, Flux, Griping rain?, Flatulency, han??-?, Acidity of tim Stomach, H-'arthtirn, eicic ami Nervous Iti'tulncho and I>y?|>cpsln. May bo UMSI In nil derangements of tin-Stomach and Bowell from relaxation ot tho Iud :tiuv:i ur u chango of food or voter. 13"033/IvI.A.lT'S NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL ls as pleasant and harmless as Itlnck berry Wino. Does not contain Opium and will not constipate. Specially recom menced for Seasickness and Tecthlwir Children. Trice ?;c. and ti.no per bottle. S -UU.yoi??TWjyltts und TVotor? in UedMoe, EXCELSIOR CHEMICAL CO, Sole Proprietors, Walhalla, 3. C. U. S. A. New Advertisements. ONE MILLION A WEEK. Derided opinions expressed in languugo that can ?understood: tho promptest, fullest and most m?rate intelligence of wnatever in the wide rorld in worth attention. That is whatoTer ver y body is sure to find lu any edition of THE U N. Subscriptions: DAILY (\ pages), by mall, 5c. a month, or $?.50 a year ; SONOAY ?8 panes). 1.20 per year ; WKKKLY?S papes), St.no per year. 1. vv. KS? LAND, Publisher, New York City, )ON'T ORDER HANI) or Orcl.r-stral Instru <JL - .n-Jgaygty. lucais, or musical Goods of ,G^2s^5?iChN any kind, beforo sending V-Ty^rpAri- \\ r<>r net prices to ALLEN (f/. --X? R. DODWORTB, 47 Lafay '. wt ^2^4-^AAetto place, Noir York. An Trr c*r~l ' " H Excel lent B Hat Piston Cor ?|tC> I |*>>-M nel, ?1^.50; Ucst V flat Cor i*t\3T La^yrtynet, $:t0; Solo E Hat Alto 7~^vNs A"Xt?^?-5? Trombono, 820. [QJ???Z==??8?<r No?1 (;- O. V., with nrlvi ^?B^J^^ lego of trial.__ TO PARENTS ?ND GUARDIANS. aSufllfl Eei? COlE?, In the land ortho sky." Asheville, N. C., is one >f the liest and cheapest schools in the Cnlon for he Higher Educdllon of Woman. Cllmato re lowncd for .tx bealthfnlness. Kuli faculty of ex wrieneed teachers. Thorough instruction. Firm li'cipline. Music a specialty. Supply of instru ncnts ample, Including a magnificent Pipe Organ. IC-SSIOP opens SECOND W RI INKS PAY in SEPTKM IKK. Hoard and tuition lu Literary pepartments or the year, $150 to 3170. A discount to clubs, ??'nd for catalogue. Address _RlivT JAS.^TKINS, JR., President. Newspaper Advertising Bwrean, IO Sprucest., N..Y POUT ; V, ? ? -, HORCZ AED CA : . : No Honan will die of rowe. |t.'n . ,.r 1 , .,. 1 vak. If l'ont/v rowden? an- nm-il ii. time Fontal Powders will rnri-rnil en-WM il o i <:-< rou tal Powders will iirevrni ? ? ..>. iv i .. Fouiz's Powders will im mn .. i . ..ni ? . . ; and rrenm twenty per cen'., mi 11 ,s r . I .rr anti sweet, Fontr.'K Powders will citm or i r ?. i '.. . v Dlsr.'.SK tn wlile'i Horst? m l ? n"' ? ? ? .? rotrrit's.PoMi? t:a vi..!, c.:? . .. i .. . ' t??.t I'verywUfte. DAV::' -. For sale by Wilhito & W?hlte, Druggists, Anderson, 8. C. Nov 30, 1882 20 ly America Ahead! FOR ULE OY ALL LEADING DEALERS. ASK FOR IT! BUY IT!! TRV ITU! *t '^* \f( / SL* l*? r?>sesslon of tb? ASt?n \) \\J. Sf ?.?'...de by Ibo Tmllant." BgjaJ?gff / ,f .'"uar? snfTsrlng with W^" ZZLmm*1^* '''y '.,sv*-? from which JD jSg*7VV y 1 [1>?? '?Hod lo bo re wr?w?k jv\ 1!'r*d> *C3<1 . blstory of ?*i (hT>\ Ii ur 'n,* ?*??l??i ^fig?li*-?.-' frro 01 rh"Kp. th? opln mW Hm '- I"? of anec?Mfol praeU H JJ j il '"?'.? M, a.toH,cur?blllly Wt ?nd the mesasasesasary ? Il r.ttors jon lo hea'.th. Wt IB f l U **. our ?Peetal provlneo ffji j jj . '^J* w,,*r? other? &dl. MmJ/j TH| IIYflEIA ?flnjg^L ModletneCo.. 1 . *o* ll?. AtUoU, Qa. ?HKAI) and CAKES ". falces 111H(Ie tn.^'favj.. vare. Ham?nockH pT^SeSL Jase Dalia. B?^bfe??? ;nrs. Htnoke inv ?J ? scellent 6c. ?X, ^ of 1)7^ May JO, 1883 3,.l- h. (jp.j AGENCY for the s7rJ ?J Kentucky Can? i8mW*CU gleaner, Dexter Feed J?1 ?MW HART & GQMpji ?TATI? A(jj.;NTSF ?PP i ^ Pulverizer and VatUr?r^?^l? Marl, Ac. evenly in d H7 , or broadcast fcVERY MACBIKE WAUI^VJ Ao EMS FOU Thomas Smoothing Harrov Thomas Pulverizing Harr Ladow Disc Harrow, Ladow Spring Tooth Harr With broadcast Seeder Attacl Lane Harrow, Baldwin Feed Cutters, Burrall Corn Shellers,' Barbed Fence Wire, Buffalo Scales.' HAKT & C( TWENTY DOLLAi -TUE PENNSYLVANIA^ >inger Machine is the best SI EVER MADE. Vrt . Dito? LEAF,! 5>H large drawers, faiicj nT? With castors on stai winds the bobbins jj running the Mach? $20.00. Kemcmbd send the Machine] examined before anything upon it. Machine fully Mt ar five years. Address WILLETS 4 CO, heb 25-^-jy _ Philadelphia, DR. J. B?flhW? H VtZmztyS BEST FRIENDJ It ls well known tn physician* nn;ltlu!'.i Bown toauffbrlnii women ihetniclvrs, c.; reaubjectto mimerons diseases prculluii .I, auch aa suppression ct tte ?Iense>, nd ?cunty Mcn.ilriialiun, Consestlon, liq nd Falling o? thc Womb, attended witt 1 .ss train nf sympathetic and conttlluil.r cr*, which embitter? thc whela hf ', .?:.! nve long been considered .vi almost iuj lut nt Inst the remedy hus beenfoundla >r. J. Brndflold'o Female Reg It la not a "care-all,*' butn remedy 1- . f diseases, nil ol which pertain to the WOK Any sufferer from the diseurs mention ?kc this remedy, nnd thus relieve herx-ii. ?vealing her condition to any one,and r abjecting her womnnly modesty lo the? n ezamitintlon hy a physician. To bring hr-illh and happiness to the BJ Liflerlng women Isa mission before ?titi? ?vorsluks Into Insignificance. Whales ' faction cnn conipsro with one which pr' "That (Uro disease whose ruthless u Withers bernays tranctenl uo?i. rhloh gives caso for pain. Joy for t*orr?*. :ir tears, tho rose of health for thepslioM use, thu light, elastic step for dragsini; "? V Ights ol soft repose for heavy houri?! ntleasne**, bounding vigor for niawij ess, tho sweet linc of full grown bejalj1 harp ami withered form of cmaclallon.aia f in*ntHl. physical, social and domttiKI icntH for n/? io jri./,tnyi of pain and gloom.* i nu curly gravel Such ls themlolon, is; he resulta of Du. J. HB?nriKUrt FBMAIJI ATOK. which ls hence truly and appro? [yied -Woninn's Best Krlrnd." '.Whites," ?"tl nil those lRR(>4",aril"?J romli MO destructive to tho health, luppmj cnulyof women, disappear like maw IliKle bottle of this winiilcrfiilcompoiin'l I All who suffer from any ol these OW inst ca mostly invited loglvetlujiwaii riki. It lina cured thousands, and win t mit'l fall to try lt. J "1 Pi ?c. small ilse, 75 cents. L*r?etltr,iu Manufactured by J. BRADFIELD, Atlanta, ? >.r *,ifr niTt/u-htr*. For "sale by Wiihite & Wilbi! on, S. C. (ING OF THE ?I FOR #20.00. It is in every respect tho veryj*J j linger Style of Machines. finWgJ ?cst mander, with the latest lBPJ?J br winding the bobbin, the n wt ? ent stylo of table, with exleg arge drawers and bjmotfWl T STANDS, WITHOUT A RNA King of Singer Machi?6 We do not otk you to F?yf??m vhat you are buying. Weonly won. hat you really want to bay a Macw - ire wilUng to pay $20 for J THE BEST IN THE MARKET! Write to OB. sending the :n??' ?F learcst railroad station. Wa llach hie and give lustructloni ? 0 examine it before you pay WILLMARTH * C j . 720J|l^rtSt.,rb<Ude'P,l*l March 1,1853 __fL--A ri?! for 8? Uara t? iHSSU tell 1 ni ic; cd with H-rroai I*1?^^53?? a nd kindred troaWM.jffiaTvli nd com?lct? restoration of fffZ? & Igor. Addr^- ?? ?!>??.?-*.