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rTOWN AND COUNTY. SATURDAY, November 2, : s : 1879. TE'R.s OFTils NiwHvS AND IIIIRALD. -Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per. annum, in1 1dvanee; weokly edition, two dollars and 1111 cents pCraluum, in advance. Lberal discount to clubs of five and upwards. RA-mriEs or AIVETISIX.-One (ollar per inch for the first iisertioni, qaId fifty ceits per Inch for each subsei aent Insertion. These rates apply to all 11(1 vertscisemIts, of whatever nlatU ec, and are payable strictly ill advancee. Con tracts for three, six or twelve months imade oi very liberal te ins. Tran sient local notices, fifteen Cents per line for the first insertion anld seveni and ole-half cents per line for each subsequentinsertion. Obituaries and tributes of respect charged as advor ti-Sliemits. 'Simpit le allI Imoulenemnts 01 Illarriages and deaths1 published free or charge, an(I solici(ed. All comiunications, of whatsoever nature, should he addressed to the Winnsboro Publishung Companys Winnsboro, S. C. New Advertisemonts. Itemoval-R. B. Hanahan, M. D. ]nsurance-Jas. W. Law. The concert announced for next Mondey has been postponed to Decom ber st.* Eli James, an negro well known iibout Winisboro its a great, i illin, has been sent 'or two years to the Meck lenberg county, N. C., jail, for hirceny. Ile'll get his deserts after a a while. Sprinlgbriigs the bloss.omas. Autumn brings the fruit-and also colds, etc., Ir which nothing superior to Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has ever been offered to tie public. It always cures. Irie 25 cents. * W are plined to aliloulee the death of Williin Anderson, son of the Iev. W. A. Rogers, of this plae, which ocen irred oil Stturciny iight last at Smuter. Tile remains were taken to luishopville for burial. Tihe many friends of the afflicted parents extend to thiem heartfelt sympathy. FIRE 1NSRiANce .-We ask special attention to the advertisemlent of Mr. Jamies W. Law, general insurance ng!entll. Mr. rLTaw represents some of the oldest anid staunichest companies inl tile couniitry, aid their solvency mar be relied upon. Inl his advertisement lie gives some of the rates at which he -wil) take risks, and they will be found very moderate. The southernbound passengertrain 1, due at. Wimasboro at 4.57, did not ar rive oi Friday morning till after eight o'clock. We suppoe it waited -onl the Itichmnond & Danville traiu. Is there no0 remiedy for thissort of irregularity? It frequently happens, and is a matter vorthy of the action of the Railroad Commissioner. Howard Starke, colored, convicted in September of thme crime of receiving stolen goods, anid seouteniced to 0one yearl's impl'rlSiisent ini the penijteni tiary, has ben pardonecd by Governor Simpson01, and is nowv at large. We uniderstanid that the pardon w~as granit ed onl the petitionl of citizenis, endlorsed byJ Judge W~allatce anid Solicitor Gas -THrE CoTToN MARIKET.-Cottonl Sold ini Winnsboro on Friday at 11.35. Tihe following quotations of futures,[obtain ed from telegrams senit from New Yordl to a firm in tis place, wvill show tihe course of cotton for the past four days: Nov 18-November and Decemuber, 12.28; January, 12.40 ; March, 12.70. Nov. 19-November end Deccember, 12.88; Jalnuary, 12.45 ; March, 12.75. Nov. 30-Novembcr alnd December, 12.13; January, 12.283; March, 12.55. Nov. 21-Decemnber, 12.06 ; January, 12.16. Market depressed in conse quenlce of a break on Wall street. The Failura of the Meteors. Those wvho had faith Iin the predic Lion of Professor Tico that there wvould be agranid meteoric display onm the nlight of tile 18th Iistant, wero disap piointed at the faihlre, after sitting up) unearly all uilght. Professor Tice was pronounlced a humbug, or bogus as tronlomer, by the papers of his own city-St. Louis-several days before tile time hie fixed for the occurrence, and ~conseqiuently his predictions did nlot attract general attention. We are. however, promised that there will real ly be a meteoric shower about the nlighlt of the 27th instant. Professor Richard A. Proctor, ani emninenit as troniomor, iii a lecture in New York onl Thursday nlight, p~redicted a dis play of' meteors seime tinme near thme above date, giving his reasons as foi lows: 0On the night of November 27th, we expret to sea a beaittu display of' -nl10teors' radliatinlg from a 1)oint ?1ear1 the star G4amma, inl the r It foot of the consatellationi Andromeda, which is nowv nearly overhead at, about 10) o'clock at in~ight. It hmae boan ascer taied that mueteors follow lin flocks In theo tracks of comiets. .In 1846 Brela's comlet Wats ob)serlved to splts .1n two. The two parts each had a head and a til, and they rushed on sido by sido no0w one appears to be brihter, and uogv theothor untIl they diappeared. At thoeir retura 1852, they woro get keopiig ip their swift race, bitt they ha8( r much changed in. form'. InI 186M thh pr ehlou passage was too -near thm 'un eoi~raft ethem to be ob seried.' aj 80, when 'they should h Iave -been seon aga u, they could not he fotindt They sied&in 1871. But *lA('t ofi' o o~f that atth tinSe wljoen the arth ,em'esd th poathi of thes com it *~& ~ 01to not happen, he said, because the mete orto cluster may have been dissipated, but he felt pretty certai that there would be a display. The lecturer ad vised astronomers to keep - a lookout for about a week previous to the 27th instsant in a quarter of the heavens from which the meteors approach, in order, if possible, to detect the cluster as it ruishes end-on-end towards the earlh. 2'H, TWELFTHF R1 Z2GIMENT. General McGowane Accepts the Invitation to Address the Survivors Next Year. At the reunion of tho survivors of the 12th Rlegiment, held in Winnsboro ist August, Gen. Samuel AlcGowan and the Rev. C. B. Botts were selected as the orators for the annual meeting, to be held in Yorkville on the third Thursday of August, 1880. The fol lowing is the reply of General Mciow an to an Invitation to be present and address the Association on the (lay iamed: AsnEvn.E C. U., Nov. 4, 1879. W. G. RKmn. Esq., Secretary: My Dear S6-Your letter of Octo ber 291h has been received, ink which you inform me "that at a re-union of the survivors of the 12th Regiment, S. C. V., I was elected to address the sur vivors at their next meeting to be hold at Yorkville on the third Thursda' in August, 1880." None of us can tell what changes may take place before the time indica ted for your re-union in 1880. Some, possibly many, of uts iaiy pass away before tlat time; but there will still be survivors, and I think it well to lilalke arrani geamilients in aIdvince for such a graml re-union as I hope and believe you will have. I have long entertained tho hope that wo could lhalve a re-ullion of all the regimenis ot'lthe old brigadc but if we aire not to have that now, I fknow of no more fitting place to commeeo tile movement thal ill the glorious "Old Twelf'th," which was always in the iabit of leading I The trials, suffelriigs and privalt olls of G"eleral 'Lee's alm11v-'-espCecially durillg the marvelous canin11i which was commenceCt alt tile Wil(derness ill Mav 1861, and enled alt Appoinattox, A pril 9, 1$65-have never beenm klnowl or appreciated. Tie oillcers were too much101 engalged ill ftghtinig battles to give written accounts of them. ThiI official reports were iever lllaido, Or it' imade, lever saw the light. Your re union will afford a good opportimity to let tile world kiow something of this last, long bloody struggle of the wair, about which so little is knowi. I am greAtly obliged for your invi tation to join yol ill the celebral ion, and if I ai spared and able to get to Yorkville, I will be with yol on tile occasion. Please give thanks to the Association for their kindness inm remembering ine, and receive the saumne for yourself' per somally. I have tile hlonor to be, very respectfully, your obedient servaut, S. MNCGowAmN. 12XJ*LOSIO IX A TU NI R EL. ThirtyChinamen KClled andl a Mountal Shaken to its centre. San FmIAxcisco, November 18.-An explosion occurred in Tunnel No. 3 onl the narrow gauge railroad 1l'om Sal Jose to Sanla Cruz early this millonimg. Iromn tie meagre accounnts thuis fari received it seemlls that a blalst wais let oWl about 2,700 feet from tile mouth ofthle tunn~lel, which caused all explosion of the gases genlerated by tile filtering of coal 011 thlrough tile r'oof and sides of the tunneli. Twenity 0110 Chiamu anmd two white men31 were alt work ill the tumiiiel alt thle timle. Immmediately about twenlty miore Chmin almuen ruLshed into thle tuniinel withl torches io mild Iheir' comrades(1, and when they had1( penletrated abouet 1,500 feet thleir tor'ches caulsedl a second ex piosionl more violent thlan the first, shlalkinig the mountain to its acntr'e. TIhme wVhite men--Lindle and Johnson wecre brought out ter'ribly burned, and about ten Chinamnen, all seriously inljuredl. As ntear as8 canl be learnedl 8s111 thirty Chinamien were killed. TIhe second explosion wrm'ecd tile en insand works. Physicians have ee despatched to tile sceneO fr'om San Jose, an11d everything possible is bein~g (d011 for' the suff'erers'. .From addltiiol'repor'ts Icoerinmg tile exp)lsio it seem~s thaft three3 ex.. plosiolls occudJ~l4-theO first at 11:60,p. mi., thme second( at' 11:55, p. mf., amid thle thmii'd at 12:20, a. mn. Thlie men were chamngimng shlifts at the time of the first exytosion.l. Seven Ch inen have been takein out, all hor'ribly burned. Twenty-f'our dead remlain in the tunm necl. A Chinanman niamned All Wo was taken ouit burned about tile chest an~d iinured interl'ily. He was found dead ill 11is cabinl all 1101u after'wairds, strangled wvith a silk sell t. The Oli namt~t ni say thlat lie hanlgef himself, but the in~dicatlins are thmat 11e was strani gled by his friends to put him out of hlis misery. There is a terrible scene of suffering in tile camp, lad ruLinl all around~ tile route of thle tuinneh. Tile enginme for pmllnPinig air Is disabled pipes arelbroken, sneds wrecked, and brokentmbemrs scatter'ed all around. Tile gas preovenmts-any attempit to re eoyer tile bodies at piresent. The work will be delayed f'or monlths. RtEMYOVAL. T IEundersigned hereby gives notice' 'I"1ltat he has removed his residence to tile dwelling fermlerly occupied by D~r. Isaiah .inmphon. Office in the rear of the Court House, as- heretof..re. 1R. BI. HANAHAN, M. D. nov 22-txlm NOTIOE TO CREDITORS. LL prsos haingclaims, of what of everI. iature, agaflinst thle Estate of JSSEWYRICK(, deceased, are hiereby notified to establish the same before the nuldersignled, at his -office, No. 4, Law Raunge, Winmsboro, S. C., on 01' before the first day of December, A. Dl. 1879.' oct21txlwt JNO. J. NEIL, oct 2--txa~id Special Referee.. PURE WItIWhOIL. * . --156 DEGRECE8 ZdRIJ TEST. ETJ recomtnend the VESTAL V.OLb a. a safe iluminator. It is as olear ah4d hite as water, consejuetitly gives a .brilliant light with ve.ry .li ttlt odlor. 'Try it. The jirlio .s less timne FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY -OF JAMES W. LAW. 70 the Publi': Why not Insure your property? See the cost of a per diom expense: Daily cost of insuringy $1,00o at 3 per cent per annum is only 8q cents. At 2 por co'it. por annum is only 7 c. At I per cent. per annum is only 4 c. At I per cent. por annum iM only 21 c. At I per cent. pi r nnnum is only 2 0. At. por cent for 3 years is only 1.88 c. At I per cent. for 3 yoars is onay 1.35 o. At 14 per cent. for 6 years is only o.8 c. At 2 per cent. for 5 years is only 1.1 o. Dwcltings in town or country, detach ed, Insurable at the following ratos, viz.: For one year j por cent. For three years 14 per cent. For livo years '.-I por cent. Barns and contents, gin houses, baled cotton, store houses, uerchandiso, mills and churches insurable at adequate rates. I represent only the very best compa nies of long experience and well estabisi o.d churacter. JAMES W. LAW, nov. 22-Cm Agent. TIIE STATE OF SOUT1l CAlOLINA, CoUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Elizabeth Wood and Obadiah Boulware, by Georgo 1-. McM.st r, his Gnardian ad Litem, Plainti's, against W. Rt. Boul ware, Andre.w Boulwaire, Addi Whito, Judy Eubank, Berry Boulware. Fletcl. or Bouiware and II J. J. W. Coleman, Defen ints. - opy unmuons fur Relief. Complaint not Served. To the Dofendants above namod: Y O are ihcroby summoned and re qired to awer thIe moiiplatint in this action, Which i: i led in the ofice (i the Clerk of Commoint leas for tho said Connly, and to servo a copy of your an swer to the said compla.int on tho sull scribers at their office, No. 1, lhink; RIange, Winnsboro, N. C., within twenty days after the mirvicoe hereof. exclu'ive of t:w day of such service; mid if you fCl to answer' the complaint within the iaim aforecad, the iaintiff in thins action Will apply to the Court for the relief demand ed in tho coil 11 nt. GA[LL A HD& REYNOLDS, Piainiti!l'.' Attorneys. Dated October 3, 1879 WV. If. K-:ann, (n. H.] C. C. C. P. F. 0. et 4-[1au OwSat TOWN ORDINANCE. IIE following section of an Ordi nanl1lce passed oil the 1st of March, 1878, is published by order of Council: SiWTio\ VI. Ie ii further ordained, That any person or persons who shall run, ride or drivo any horse or horses atit a rpid rate through any of the streets, or shall ride or drive upon any of the side walks of said streets, ('r shall hitch any haorse ori mule to ally fence or post in such a way as to ob struct, said side walks, shal:,l be flued from 011one dollar to to twontyr dollars inl cach case, according to thc discretion of the' Intendant. Tfhe Police have orders to arrest all violators of. this Ordinance. E. 8. CuHANDLER, oct 4 Clerk of Council. JUST ARRI Vil. Four hundred pounds of Buck. wheat Flour. -ALSO A fiue selection of Raisins, Cur rants and Oitron. -ALSO- - Granulated and pulverized Sn, gars, and all grades of Brown Su. gars. P. 11. F.LENNI UEN. nov20 CHOIEGfRO DERIES. l' HAVE now on haund the largesi Iand best selected stock of stapih and fancy Groceries in town. ALSO, A comlplete stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats, Cllothingq &O. (Grockery, Glassware, Hardware, Woodenware and WVilloware. New Mess Mackerel, New' Mest Shad, Saur Kraub and B~ologna Sau ALSO '4i COOF & Olildler HIAVE ENLARGED THEIR STOCK OF JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER, PLATEDWARE, GLASSWARE AND %V FANCY GOODS, Making it entirely unnecessary for their oitomers to go outside of Winisboro for any article in their liue. They ploigo themselvos to giv'e advantages in regard to VARIETY, QUALITY AND PRICE. Extra fine artioles whieb tho market will notjustify in stock, will be procured on short notio. oct 4-am AUGHTRY &NARTIN , Wil LESALE AND RETAIL I t t GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCIANTs C No 174 Main St. (White Fr COLUMBIA, S. C. We have Mr. J. S. Gladney with us. ITo will bo rlad to sie all of hia old friends. (4iva us ia call beform puirchawin-l! e1s0 whete. AUGITRY & MKARINX. oct 11-3mos M. L. KINA RD OPPOSITE the WHEELER HOUSE, COLUMBIA, S. C., HA4 received the largest stock of Clothing; that has over boen in Columbia, and is selling at LOW PRIM Is Elegant Cheviot and English Cassimero Suits made in the latest. Nt3yles. Also, ai fine line of Soft and 'Stiff1mats, and a well selected line of Over Coats, of Fur Boav ers, Ulsters, Kerseys, and Meltons. Call and Examine my stock before pur. chasing elseowhere. MR. JAMES -R. ICENNEDY is with the above establishmnent, and would be pleased to see his friends when in the city. M. L. IKINARD, oat 4--3m Columbia, S. C. GREAT EXCITEMENT --AT PALYIETTO .fKOUsmJ. JUST ARlRIVED one of the finest as sortmnentq of Liquors in the Blora. One Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar, 1840; Three Barrels of tine old Wy ~his key: 1ht, Old Imperial Gabinet Whiskey, 9 ycars old1; 2nd, also, the Mabel Bclle, i ditto; 3rd, Rloanokco Rye, the oldest, 18 ditto. Corn Whiskev of the best grades, North Carolina Corn, Sweet an d Sour Mash. of the best grades Also, Wines and Bran, dies of the finest brands, I have also a fine lot of Cigara and Tobacco whLich I will dispose of at reasonable prices for cash only. .Give me a call, and Iwill treat yon right. Philadelphia Lager Beeor al ways on hand from the colebrated firm of Borger and Engell. You can find mae at all times at the Bar undler the Winnsboro Hontel, next, door to D. Rt. Flennikon's. Call and see me. ,J. CLENDINING. aug 26 PRESERVE YOUR OLD BOOKS. E. R. STOKES, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER --AND GENERAL B00KEINDER, H5 AS moved opposite the city Hall' whra he Is fully >roparel, with first-class workmen, to do all kinds of work in his line. BLANK BOOKS RULED to any pattern and bound In any style desired. My faciltes and long acquaintance with the business enablo me to 'unrantee atisfaction on orders for ' Blan kBooks, Railroad Books, and Blooks for the use of Clerks of Court, Sheriff.,. Probate Judges, Masters in Equity, and other conty ofi cials. Pamphlets, Maga:ines, 'Music, Nownp ~rs and Periodicals -and all kl'uds of pu Wations bound on the most ren sonable terms and in the bestinannor, All orders promptly attended to.. .te E. i. STORE8I, Main stet, o posite new City Hall, Co . lumibia, 8., ot 21 SHAVING SALOON. ally that ho is prepared to. give satisfac tio to alt who maiy favor hita with their - .OUUTCHlE8ON~ Iwill sbks yon with facilIt--.ountin ageing and dressing in the latest anJ n40st dyproved styl', with J. M. MeCALL Charapind arbor Shop anid Shun - aloo~n Wasboro, . O~ Hro* .al -SoeM his ton -~ ZELLOW PVSR1--BLAOK V0OM'o It is too soon to forget the ravages of thisi oruible discaso, wiieh ivill io doubt rcturn in more Iml'Inanl2it lnd virulent form [i tile fall aontili of 189. MAitRtLl/S ilEPATINE, a remlety dItscov red in Southern Nnlbla anid usert with tch 0ntlerfit1 retmtit9 in 80t1111 A merica where the lost aggravated1 cases of fever are fo)tid,I u1118( from o0 to two outnees of bile )to m itcred or- straittet from the 1)i00o1 vncit fitne( it wsses through the liver, .1s long s n.4 .11x VXVC.s f bile exists. l11T Its won.lerili aetion onl tile lver ilil .920121.0' I thle H liA-rIP not1 only pre (11s to at ert'itliny any kMild of Fever n111 1112C Vomit, bill also cure 1a'IIJalac. Const I alloit of tite iIWe.4. Dyspepsiai, tilol all ailartal dis.mMSeA. - No o'li iinee feir Yellow Fever who will 'coll 11h1 .V111111 tilurall't anal excess of h414. 011 tihe blomfi 1)y , i 'ig \l :1: .:I.? ii IPA-ixx lilh issolrl bV ail l -1-'l.ts lit 121 cent an1)d .00 bl ilols,orwill boii seiln by ex pres by the roprietors. A. F. MEitRIAL & CO., PItila., Pa. T'. Peliber-toni's St illingia or Queen's llelihdit. 21"''le r'1ports of wmOelfleuir'es of Rheitma s' r, 11r,1-11it, Halt 11itettin, Syp till. Caine-r. 1ter01 iti Sort'.,. 0h-11. (2nne fromn Il; p:12 (tif It 0oun2try, ire not. (,nly r2uiktlthe hil so tratt-a1Ilous as to be dloubted was it not for the b)111,li'eti of proof. omarkablo Care of worofa, &c. UA.9K OF COL,. J. C. HIIANSoUN. KIN fOxN, 0A., Septeinber 15. iS7t. O P.TS:-i-Or sxteen y'itrs I h'tve etn a Irreal Llfere' froi crofulit ii its 1nos. listrI nI 8r6n1. I have tl1'en oite'l to 1y room02 111nt1 ed for lifteen years with s'rofuills tilCera lols. 'I 'mt aipprovedi reerlief1.4 for sueil1 ases li'd heefit Itsmi, 111 t he O ' i'os, etn211inen2at hysie'lans comtiei, wvit vtm. a tiy deelrilee 1111t. ''1 11tt prottra t, I, d e . 18o3 poli1. lag. 1 wal4 atnvi td iy Dr. Ayer. of Fioyl (*18I-I,. y. 0G1., to enn112uenice I 1l us of y.).8' Chi'o111l 2xI rat't Stt!!!uglia. l nt I .-: ; u i . 411 nsti li lit. 0 '8leserlibe Ilhi. reliet I fi..tdi ied (201:t iili- e of he 181.tilinga 1 it It. Is to otl'vey an1 ad (2t11t1 lea oc tile litettity of Illy stilT iliig ht-fote i.n2g yotir medlelte' ; ItifilI'n. to sn y13'. I ab'iit oiled 41ll other retaledte i till coni linmecd cI'e use. 'o' r ExtraUtI Of HttItllIi.l, 11111 1 C;'22 1ay ri'ly 1 1 tIret of t81 pail1," of lil1 il vn.' , rI'h noth iro, to o I r1tal. 11te aivi e pir-tilt of 3ii pro'eion. More titr eight inntl h alve likisI SinceV this remintkabio cure, witlhont .ny et.2tn of lt irO.oIlt For thil t11.h of Itlhr- above sat at emen C,. I ref'rI o0i1ny gentlemani1 In 1 1:11ow Comity, (i..,ad 01110 t111i In (of tile b'tr'or Clwerokev Ciretil., rhoe r tll~aintel with1 ine. I siall over emualn, witl i thIlee lest gratittido, Your obeillInt. servait., J. C. BIt A NSON, Att'y. at Law. A MIltACLE., W9 ESO-ItNT, (I A., S'pt. IC. 187n. OFNTS:---ly taligtllte r w2as t Aken l2 t hOi ',10 1lly of . 1111", is.1:1. wi1w al was tull plI) d to be Wt'te 'lletimatih-n. nd was treated for iti( 118n6 witi I8o sieces. Illar 1 h,01, followl:. 1leCeS of 1('14 tg.8I1.0 work o1t, of the !-0.118. 81rm, fallcontli ( e'8c 8 1 1ip.-r till ali Ihe bo.e ro;, !i he lbow 2oM2 %hi si'.t1oler j '1t8 cai- o'1m. laity pliens of(it~m oi f 11.ght, 1001. ari 1g. The MIS. i 1 ) 11the ' r82o2 eeI 1 11 Ill 'hite 1'wellsg. M!rh-il w:f 11he n c0111c' .1o0i six yr'ar 1 o(hm'i. Ir'd. 311mi lit (-:1!;v con8 !tered lipelesms. I Wa's tiitttl.1 IO try r. 1-1 - ri'tOis's Cnnpolini 1c9rat (i f :.tilin 1 . l ::l Vj80 wll' saW tilai % 1. 18 lf ct s 1!1:. 1 2.1%ha ont) 'ile'n tihe ul set of It 1. 111111 l i 1;4'. All. M1y (laterhtt'1 was4ii tIeI ' > hI 1 'z' h61 ! h111it ,1% i rs 1 'iork. 1he" Fit, 11 or* ev -!) 1 I ov8r .litheisth ) 88b89 t 1 t iow 18 ta ny*1 all0( <'('a . aii' 00880, f.,'8 ; td l10111 ~ 11 (eel. 11 ewfi 'st1)1 of (1 10I -hi s wi t lked vvroi2s1s i lI nOmi. Her go -n 11l Ilea III) It)ow oool.i l I lelive she will, as 11n8 i lim s gain 25 . rm:-h a1ik well. I i r(blite tll.r Ae I2vry, r' t11 l lO l'in, OILGor], to 1It;us of yettr !!ivalttale niedlineo. With gralltitile, I am, Yor., truly. W11'. B. BLANTON, WFT Pof%*T, (14., HP14 It;, 1871). G TS :-11 h a C V.lo 1 1:110 it M r. W. 11. 3lniltn we know ami ' certify to im 1being I rtin. 'lift oit'n P!t-8 t lktnitire- s of Il nol'-f , t il.vet < elitizens will to 1001' to't. As muCh reference Y8110's3' 2111y 1al bHe ginersw;Ilod ol val heeco F RA A VOD & WAI. ER, Druggists. IOWSTN. I ). PIC 1. S. Clii. frM urll'rs s rLINT A pre Pire(l hy A. F. M l PREKl & CO., liRita., 1a. Sold by li Ds Ilt -r*,.o int 14v-4e, or senit iy eXpressq. Agents wvanted to ennvassi every dhere. 8Send for Pook-"Onriot's Story"---free o tiall. ledicnsi set, to poor people payable i ist'al aIotels. may 81 . NEW GOODS I'HE unersignedl wdcall fpteclialo atetion t~llo toheir nwloeive Phoro pucagg irfood have beenseltdwth 3tpeclily rflereneto thel wats bof thi rinre, and will be, sold at o stmb We wtold cnsltlo t a atte ticlesf to beuc Gooeatd oiery snad Averyeme t. A aollcnm purhaes ans rethecfully AT EATO GARANTEED. JOngre G ot, Gon deportsouth ofMris lete, i\ vrinngor,. 0 Wr ful epoatulcl the lottention os omds and requemtin onupectionofethe Lviorg puCaling, Our 013'goos han en riedwill cob youthadw asel oos ahs Ian bp aogh any omn oy.ayhee 0We ol ah attention. P oth ~pny Goods,-Ne Hory, ret. 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