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ataT Mft taaV |l4aikrto^ uj ^h^iafl V? collect und receipt for advertisement* and tnil> bcriptions to the Timrf. j? 7 Church ........ T \ ? . w r ? ? ? Prepbvtcrian Church?Service? nt II A.M., nod 4 i\ M?Sabbath School at t?J fW >j ? Prayer mcvtinjc Thursday afternoon at 4 vMck. Her. J. I). A. Rrown, Evangelist. Church ofthe Redeemer'(Epiwopal)?Ser vicc,i on the?Wjind ?tU Sabbath of ovjrr mon?i .rR?ftU? 4*1* ?L- Sabbath School Methodist Church?Service* at 11 A. M. and 71 I?. M. Sabbath School at 9 A. ib>] Rev. F. Auld, I'astor. Lutheran ChifolK^aS fStoo^at Dr. 1?. A. Dantzlcr. Siiperuitcnilcnt. _J TOWW DIRECTOR.7.a!>T Mavor?F. II. W, Uriggraann. , , J Clerk-W-:: J. ?liveroBT 7 Fl ? > '?Iii Treainirci?Wra. WiHcock. ia+^ifcrnwi^K' J.' Olhrcrosp Wm. 1 Willendtv4] Geo. Bohrer, A. Martin. _i^j^rex^ioi-ii-x. Orap^ljurf ^ail Arrango-neat. n?Kortll*rfi', Wetterwand ' OpVnit:. ,rClo*e#.' Charleston.10 A.M. 1.45 P. M Columbia . ...... 12,30 P. M. 1 I?. M. Office hour* fr|hn 8?A. M. (jj ? P. M^Sum excepted.^ ^ | \A ^ # ? ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT ORfcNGEBURG. .<, , PASSENGER. ' FREIGHT. I1ATTI1AIS?. I r OA V TlfA INS. j i Down-12.00 P.'M.fltown^ f - \ A.M. Up.2.lf 1VM. Up-12.42 A. M. NIUUT TKA|**H NIU'IT TKAINtV Down i - - ll.?S'P. Mi DoWti - - - ?U3 P. M. Up.2.00 A. M.'Un.5.31 A. M "We hnvc enjoyed thp iijiiversnl.spcll?? Very bad weather duringMho Wt week. Mr. W. H. Walker at the ofhoe-of the Daily Phoenix, is our duly authorized agent for the city of Cbliindn'a.'' Wien iShernt in burnt the city of Co lunthiu ami laid it in ashes, the Hostoni an? celebrated the event with cannon. Who shouts now? n >1 ii r :'>* rbis) ? ? ? m** ? - Our corespondents were not .si-tit copied of the Tinies last week, because all our extra copies were exhausted while we were in Columbia at the State Fair, etc. W c are in receipt of a V?unplhn> n?arv invitation to the Commencement Hall ot the King's Mountain Militnry.School,.for which we return our thanks and the wish .tlitft \t, iuays prove ;a success. ? ,?j y | jl'roju pti^l pijcsS j of'tmnttcr^o^iutl t|? f in'go the pleasure of giving to our read. 1 cr-t in our last llio benHIt. of our first in a series of Charleston letters? * Hereafter -.tthey hi in 11 be forthcoming. I \ \ '<? The Times of last week took well: it was indeed as lively a sheet a.s wo knew how to make it. This number we hope will be even more interesting, containing hs it doe_vletters from Charleston and Colum bia. fldVertisl'nients, wjneh appear for the first time to-day. They rffj-r, ifor tho mo^t part to the sale of lunds.by,SheriffOj Cj which will tuke place tiiH8Mcs(lay oil)e ceniber, ,. > - ? ' ... ?m- ? mm - Town Taxks.?We arc renuesled to htate that the time for collecting the town taxes expires on the 15th uistanL interested will do well tO.pnV up Uefn'iV thai date, n^ the penalty will be added to tfio8c*hen delinquent. Our town wqs, ecstadsed during ?wp eveninga of la?t week 1^'jMr K|rb|,|\?ibj gave exliibkion.s of hy^egerdeftnafu^ atfd vcntrilotpiism. We were not present,jiot being in town, but it must have been h . (rent, rare of its kind,'and dotibly so hire.' It wns great pleasure to us to witness a strong representation from Orahgeburg County at the State Fair of ;last week There was a goodly number of persons at tendant, and the exhibition from our Countv.fotmcd no inconsiderable poVttojn of the- display in Ct|lunib|^. A |ri{(t many prizes were carried off in the sever al departments by our citizens, the most promipcut of ;whom we iiotjeedj-na S. I/sbble, Mrs. I*. Felder,- f?fp/ffif \\ Izlar, for various household articles; and Mr! H. Kiggs for "grape juice" wine. ^^iis we trusted and can testify to [ex cellent superiority. p yrhjs^tywn ia jjpcmnikably quiet, uo ne jc/deiyjojrjy When Sherman burnt che eitv of Co himbin and laid it in ashes, the Bostoni ccfohratcd the event with cannon, ots now? ana ccWb 'Who srro Down with your crape! We will nouc of <$^i$yy?fy *^?er?|an sentinel" in South; | pnrolina Jujs ,its ..cpnptcrpart^by some s4nk(5e hearth. Stir up* "your lire, "old The Times, hereafter, besides the usual > lBarSrforfilal&n, will also contain a-let rteirfrep Charlestons Columbia and Wash ington, each^by experienced men. They will be lively, crisp, and on political points pungent'. The'outeiiprlSc Wppeals to every only fear is that the correspondence. w'Hl'' throw the editorial in the dark. Notice to Consignees P??r Sonjh Carolina' Railroad. By order of the Vice President of the j50. J^|TiPtV4^t J$c,out CMftrKC3 both jTi.ocA^ ttf?Pw" w'dl be collected at this Agency and no goods will be dclivr ered; until charges have been ]>aid at the Depot. The above to go. into effect from date. t\ (.5. Wm. P. Cai.iiouk. Actin g Agent. Orongobirg; & C., Nov. Oth, 1872. 2t ' .Our tyros bbj* to return thanks te the politeness! Jof ? ;Mr. John Hurl zog, the efficient assistant of Mr. J. II. Wallers; #thjs refreshment saloon. In the wee hours of the night ho sur p'riscd them with a sample of his whiskey, soirars and tobacco, which they will tes tify were excellent of their kind, and very pleasant to the inner man. Stranger, [.arc.yuu. weary Call, aml. he inspirited. Brti.mxo Matkui ?In another column will he found the advertisement of one of the most extensive manufacto ries of doors, sashes, and blinds, in the |Smilherti Staticsf. ?'7&? these articles are in jphiily. d?|ma:\|l-by ^??rbest citizens, we re commend all who contemplate imprving tboir honied or places of business, tit send : for circulars and price lists of these arti cle;;. tOgtfther; with the prieje of builders' hardwju-c, ij^trble inanj|i pjoi*^. !French mm American window glass, (t c, Are to' V, P. Tntlc, 20'flayhc Street, ( harlcs tou, S. C - ?1m>* ? mm The'Barnwt-Tl County Fair cotr.es off on the 25th, 26th and 27th of this month. ToS/re \vi\\ no doubt lie plenty of amuse, men t-for the lovers of Agriculture and enterprise. A Very notable feature of the Barn well County Fairs is the furf anius_? ntents, which conic nearer to the ijnte hA 4ui^ sjpr|s>k)f th"^ JockcjrClub in Charles Jt*ijJittaSoii^tbirig theUtaifie "can now boast of. There will be several good races Awrtncro,' and among tlmn, one wpTch prerrfisi^ t$ fco ifnusunlly good. The purse is for SI,000. Distance 2 .. ..... ? ? ' mile heats?the beet two iu three; for which the followrng entries have been made : JW A. A Id rich, b. s. Till Stoney. ?1 By Cob Bacon, o. g. Bob Shelton. By Flood and Cash, b. 111. Girl of My Heart. By Bogers, of Ky., b. g. ( Name un known.> 'V ThUfJomes plfdn tbo,-27th. (X)Ma[ERCI A.Hi. o it. 1 xa tin i 'ii a < 'orrox m. i nkkt The market is foiling oflj middling closing .1 I *> I to lli j els. Charleston?l"l to 18 cts. Priced feurrent. ? mmt ,, ^1 - ILiCon Hanud! ; : ? Y'HW iff (S) 22 " Sides : : * l?j fy) 15 firtrd : : " In M Corn i-. : : : s?linn 1 00 (.1) ifi^'V' : H: \rt 100 <?'? y\J <U "ced-1:| V * 1 25 (a) Flour : : : : cwt 5 00 (?>..'> 7? Fmlder J ; : " I 00 (?> 1 25 Itiiitgh Kice ': ' : ? 1 l? @ lhvttcrt %: t ::fr??; V* '25 ? 50 Kgg? -'? '? 5 V'1% ' '2't @ [WQttyW.1 : ' : '1 pr 2 00 @2 50 Ockvft 1 ' : i : ?? ? 1 00 (S>1 25 Chick ins : : : '? 20 (*; 3(W Bcr.i Wax : 1 : : lh 22 02> Heef : : " 10 (W) 12 Tallow . : " ' 10 Cj) ?_L-.. ? ? -.- -._11 C. J. Binnicker. I ? i mn" j n j,,',, hii'l \ ? Geo. S. Hacker - ? 1 ?t ' Factory .^nh-? I*. ' THIB IS AS T/AltOK rAKIY W^TPIjETE, n ftietorv an there is in tnWfcW'*Jtt? work , manufactured at the^^tory in this city. 1 Tlie only house owned and managed hv a Carol in - iiJiq? bna gflt&firj. fcwttttOKEK, i f ; ??tSncel?l l^tfrftrdcston, S. C. r .? Factory^xoyf'tyarcromnsopKing ?jUx'etjc^fpo-* site Cannon strefc'l^^u/e*?Li^.f&HW1^? Nov. W\ j: }r In ^ntvotfilp* X-lI^S-1 , ,.n ?,tf p,)U>-j .-!? niftj; lo ?^jrieifeMh? ! ~ ?1 ? ?.....;,:.,,,,, .?rJj ?t-nl ?Mohorn '.tbftrg ? ? ?'? ri' ? .i rvt; jr*#rftfA?1?: nian frn ! ? < r.t j*nn 'jdilo amiro.' ! : ti? I The undersigned keeps,vpubt?\ntty on hand I'/ ! . * T r T ' till Stock of Horses and Mules--to ho sohTht' \VM ' .? -*?wi.?n.u, prices to suit the. titpc^. ? ?j. 'Vvi! '/j;... I , Call at McrolieVs, :it Oranuclei i-? O. II., or ^ , %|V-.vt ?int;I TiUf hnn 1 v.r i>n ? ??-?<' * at ?iy Stables, at Hamberg, S. C, and 1 will. ? .: i. {'AW v.\:\ suit von. I intend doing n litc biisine1?, :oid guarantee ' ,"'5~:r'! n! ?Tr*,''i > *'?;.'?'? iw nrc as represented. , ??'i; ?' ?.ii?rn,?i 'i ? ?irt? ' Mr. A. ^I(.?QUEE^^"SA^XF?^ilt,e'nds to my . y? i ?., ? jv ??>??? >r? ?<??.*. '. i # business at Orangebtirg C. If. . : - y ?? ' >.? tr o.-. I ? J uci :?? F. M. ILVMllEUjg. FLOliK! FANCrGUOCJEUIKS7. TOBACCO! :. ;..:?? ? > > . ! l: il | '?i'v#tf' f ''" ' ,>vt w;rr?i!j , .Stuvalls I'ainily.rjoiir, ' No. ti.Nrilekercl, : 1 ?" ?ti"> J'rmr.rei-m] . . .Canned Salmon, : ' Lobslcrs, ; .- ,..>? ? .? .... liwon v.i b'l* ' 'louiat-ics, Fruit, Sen Foam and Horsfo'ru H iking l*ow?ier, : (Jrtlllieli; PuWdei'ed 'alillAfelTow Sugars. Tobacco! (bioil at iiiho plugs to tile dollar, also a va rietv of sou.*onable ? .:-, : ? CioOtTS, . - ? ? ?' ' 81,'CH AS" 'C' j.u, Hardware, , ../'.Sheer, '? '_y Yarn "n'nu ?' ?-^1 xmt?ffiffi KT. FOB IN OlUNUKUlHMt ttWatBYi S. C. A plantatlon al ,:> great biirgain? coiitai diiq about 'J'.Kl acre: Oigo'oit upland Cotton land, every aero tenable, no swamps^ir [lOltds, n'? ul "2'2~i acres c)e}|ryd ???iL iimler good lences, ".n acres ot'tlfodnh-l pVfluWl (his ve-.ir abaut 1,100 lbs-( ul cotteit to tb^ .i^i(v*wi^h u cn.-t of less lit mi ^140 worib 7?f rl^nWcial mam rd- '20 bmldhms.'itjl in;fsi>;i4 n-j^Oir,"T| new, ineluduig a very njci 1 live go(?d size rnomVtftVrV riayty Uoose," hitche^Mmke bpi?e, s!abb>: for eightTlorji^a^fli v'NWlegiii^irteis c.e; Abo :?. guild size country stiire^und alirj-tvate htaml for business. The plars? i? situated 11 tree miles south of Four hole bridges in Orangebiirg ccim tv,fohrtccn miles IVortV <)rinfteburg C. //. near the live choproitd. in a h^auliv and thickly s?i tted country. The n^tghKoiM are the oom and kindest people. I.aboror-are pLntUuluild well behaved. It i.- fffie oftlftj iln?;{ ucsiritliiu and prcitv placc* in this section of thecjunitry. Price $2,?00 tint half cash balance in one and Ivo years time. Thciliuildiiifr* would nmv eo.^i more (hau $'2,00/1 to construct ihvm. Titles indi.-peiisahle. Ai?plv to ,t?nlAW|)/" rej^iir^llWio-t as gdod as njcy dwopiiut house with Sr?'hrteRMtoevs r. car VKM.VN On (he place or 'vhlre.sji him at Orange burg S. t'. ' "1 ?KffW 0 * Jit \\T i V'Pi^VV Wl' will give encr ? T JV LI t Si AM l*??etb-'rnVii aii.l women Business ThtltWill i\nj mm $4 to $8 per day, !oan?bte put^ndl hi your own neighborhood, and is strictly 'boneraHle. Particiilars free, or |*ainoly<Jlutr^Ujejiableyou to go to work at once, will he^pl <m receipt of two three cents stamps ' , Address .i.;ryrii.\^'Xco,'. -U2 V?"ftshingtoii>St.,^??|fst,t>n, Mass. $5TO$20 per diy, Acents wanted I All chu? i?o*of \rofkiltg peo^de, iif WtfitV wi, young or old traikc rnoro money at work for us in their' spare moments, or all the time, than at any thing else. Particulars free. Address 6. Sim eon & Co., Portland, Maine. C-JOB AW GEBURG* ACADEMY, Tavor, winxWuiiB AcadoroyTias received/ since it**iV5Wnhtio*ri^ great, coim.rogement ? t ? r|liq,uurlersigned, | and tconvinccd?hciu^sutjipdus.ry ami applica*. (tdon onjtheir unit, is all t|u\t .is now ne ?j-e&sary' to rent/or: <i permanent Micoefs, what heretofore rrifiy have been regardtyf. ?n^.)urexperiine?,t?. ? ?. ? :? r* "?Tbey. feet'out' with fhd determination.to . iS?^J&?iS ^f#pW?'^^ the* eommunityrahd td',th?'^iw?mplibhuw:K of this end, they now renew.theirproinise' to devote alb.their energies and abilities. All the latest improvements in text books, modes oi instruction, mechanical tfpp'lmilc&i aYid digeipfiiie-, wfll lib carefuj ?JR!*i*JPIWtl fiadAjddlcl??Jdyi1 introduced. make the ?itANucnuitG Academy : ritnl^ favorably \vflfi the'best in the State or eiscUcre:'^-'-'-'n "^ Boys will be prepared for College^qr, en 'course of instruction. The male nadd'oiiiale depnrtments?re' kept sjryctlj; ?y^w/u\fdn except during recitations. f ? t*upifs cai/enter at' any tiWc,' and!those [.living atm-distanco-will he furnished with reasonable board in good families. " '' - ' . i .o . 'Terms pcr'Month U . i .ty>g.lifd> ? -? - - $ 3,00 .Classics - ?? - ..- -. , 4,(^0 - ? >[R ft?^f?flichainp VTaincs S. Hey ward. yj)]1 J *Te the l/r.Titgcbarg 1'uldic. Ploryonllpw us; to .cull yo,ir attention to, and wjth.no small 1'cclUig <d" pride, rc Viiiesb y?ur careful perusal of the folloW fcA f. '? iij Iii ;'? ; ,-' Jamkh S.' IIeywakiv A CARD. To the Tax-jwyers anil Cimservative Citizens of. Orungotiurg County. The undersigned, without any solioito xWm on the part of the Editor and Prti: prictor of the -(b'UHgcburgXimcs, decni it our duty, to in-go the claims of this paper <?n the c'tllJ'/cds of tho ounty. It is passing-strange, that men who are being robbed daily, should ignore the claims of this Journal, ami continue their support of smother paper, conducted in ! the interest of those who *ire robbing them, and whose puges are- iille?l. with ubnsdoP tbeniselvesiitiud all that they hold dear?giving the cold shoulder to ibis paper, whose solefohjoct is to advance their interests? And yet such is the case! It is, porhnpp, not generally known, that little, if any, of the public printing (which is a entity paper's chief pupport!) is given to it, and hence its claims upoiryon is all the greateY on that account. Farmers, subscribe to the Times.! Merchants, advertise in this paper!! Be assured that its career is anxiously watched hyJhc party in power, and that its successor failure will be a sure index of the feeling of our people. Let this paper fail, and no other proof will be needed, that we do not care to l>e freed from the vultures who are gnawing at our very vitals! l< it righto? Is it manly; to complain of the yoke, irnflcr winch we uro hiitfcrfnir, and not' raise a hand in our own behalf? . ^Support,.then, live only organ of the omcrvnths p'ltj in the oil thereby aid yourselves! *\\'e* desiriy in couclutibn, to reconi mend to your, confidence the presen D'ditor and Proprietor?we believe that jour interests i-rin safely be intrusted'to j his Jiands J _ (Sigucdj PAUIi S. Fei.dkh, Trios 11. Zimmerman, \V. F. Bakton, A. 1). Fi:ki>euick, W. \V. Cl i.l.kh, J. 1). ?SrnoMAN, A. 8. Saleey, M. D. TIIK NEW LAWS (M)Nf IMININti XKWSl'.VrKK POSTAliK. The following isnsummary of the laws concerning newspaper postage just issued to postmasters: ''Sodi Mfc. That no newspaper shall be rcccrvcrTto be conveyed by mail unless they shall be dried and enclosed in prop i er wrappers. Svc. l;lO. /flint when packages of news j papers or other periodicals are received at a postpflicc directed to one adJre.-s, and the name of tlio subscribers to whom they I belong^ twith-rtshjor-r*>st??o for ? qrwrter i? advance is bunded to the postmaster, ho shall deliver such papers or periodicals to their respective owners. Sec. 140. The posthmstorfl shall notify the publisher of any newspaper or other periodical when any subscriber shall re fuse to take the sumo i'roin tho office or. neglect to call for it for the period of one .inon.tfU. .. ?i . ..., See. I'll. That th? publishers of news papers or periodicals may print or write upon their publications, sent '.o regular .subscribers', the address,. of the stibseri .ber and the d4tc when the .subscription expires, nnd enclose therein bills and re ceiptsi for subscription thereto without subjectingsuch mutter j to extra postage. ( Sec,, ,JL42. Tliat any,,porsou . who shall enclose, or conceal any letter, mcmoran duip, or 'other thing' in any mall matter, not charged with letter postage, or make any Writing or memorandum thereon, and deposit or cause th? same to be deposited for conveyance by mail, for less.than let ter postage, shall, for every such offence forfeit and pay five dollurs, and such iiowspapor or periodical shall not be d.e HveVfcjl.'ujitil the.postage thcrqou is paid at letter rates. ? ': ' :See.c ?^fttcbn>^Uew?p1^r^^ihd peri ,'odical pnbi/catiojisj'' not .cxpoe.'dihg fomxj tfriiicei in 5 werglitiiwnt' frofi'' a'.known omec.of publication to regular subscrt her?, postage shall be charged at Jhc tnl 'lowing rates per quarter, namely:? On publications issued less frequeiitly tlian once a ^yeefc, at.tlic rate'of. 1 cent for each issue ; issued once a week 5 cents' additional *br each issue more frequent than once a week. An additional r?te shall be charged for each additional four ounces or fraction thereof In-weight. Sec. lTnX That on now?j>apora and other periodicals sent from a known office of publication to regular subscribers, the postage shall bo paid before 'delivery, not less than one-quarter nor more than one j year ; which payment may be made cither1 j at the office of mailing or delivery com mencing at anytime, and tire .postmaster' shall account for said postage in the quar ter in which it was received. Sec. 100. That the Postmaster Gene ral may provide, by regulations for car rying small pewspajvers, issued less fre quently than once a week, in packages to one address from .a knowu office or publication to regular subscribers; at the rate, of <ouc cent ibr each four ounces, or port {oh thereof." Sec. 1G1. That persons known as re* gulur dealers iu ,newspapers and periodi cals may receive and transmit by mail such quantities, of either us 'thvy ma)' require, and pay the postage thcreoin as received at the same rates'pro rata na re gular subscribers to such publication who pay quarterly in advance. '! SOL'TII CAKtiLINA RAILROAD. CiiAltLKSTpx. S. C, May 11). J872. ?riWd afterSUNDAY/May 19, the passenger trains on the South Carolina Kaiiroad will run .is follows: rou ausist a, Leave Charleston - 0:30 a ni Arrive at Augusta - - 5:40 p m I'OlCcOIAJMHI.V. Leave Charleston - 9:30'a m Arrive at Columbia, - 5:20 p m von cii.vni.i-sroN. Leave Augusta ? - 9:00 a nt Arrive at XJlntrlesLou - 4:!!l) p'm Ixuivc Columbia - 9:00 a m Arrive at Charleston <ji:3Q p in 1 AUfiusrA xiciiT kxpkeks. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston - 8:30 p m Arrive at Augusta - - 7:'5"> a in Leave Augusta - - 0:15 p m Arrive at Charleston - 5:00 a m COLUMfilA XnillT F.Xi'KFSs (Sundays excepted.) Leavoj Charleston - 7:10 p in Arrive at Columbia - ,. 0:30 a m Leave (. olutnbia - - 7:f>0 p in Arrive ul Charleston - i?:4? u rti | sr^iMKRvn.i.r. xnl't^r;; Leave Summerville - 7:25am Arrive nt Charleston - 8:40 a in Leave Charleston - 3:25 p in Arrive at Summerville at - 4.40 p in cam den im.vxch. Leave Cninden - - 7,20 a in Arrive at Culuinbia - 11 55 a m Leave Columbia - - 2.10 p m Arrive at Cnmdeu - (>.")? p in Day und Night Trains connect at Au gusta withMaeon and Augusta Kaiiroad and Georgia Railroads. This is the quickest and most direct route, and as comfortable and cheap as any other route to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis and all other points West and Northwest. Columbia Night. Trains connect with !-Greenville und Coltmd?a ttttffroad, and pity and .Night Trains connect with Char lotte Road. Through Tickets on ,!c, vhiit.is ;<uie to all poin?? North. Cnmden Train connects at Kingvillc daily (except Sundays) with Day Passen ger Train, and runs through to Columbia . A. L. TYLER, Yicc-Presidcnt. S. B.. Fie'ceus General Ticket Agent. Sop 27 ' ?s "Absoi,?/f 151JV Wtfimtf*$ : Mio r ?x-rios aoai nst Finn." . . . rr: Over i2?0!actira"fcflt?. put but with it, _jl?ek THAN worth op vnAfftivfY?}yy^^aLTii i$ F&am m. ?I iii r Kafenod.Simi^ ty-six 1 lad roads u.*c them. Inmiranvc C*>.'< F?, ?< "tehlo J'?.-?i /? fwiA ' - ? f*?..i ? l'iitto? '.- sro * briA ire1, e ^Tr ^"(M? t^nfci ? ?irtj hua i?/??T A i.so, TUK 'Babcocli Sclf^t^^ ? 11 J?it tn^y, ywwrf stavKpnvi hjUvfeaArs k ' It iwbiot* efl'cct^Mlinntl/tort^Mi Firc Kn-' ghie because it fr~.Tn*lMntaneo?l?y-4U!tdr au4 and water for wir Ivncth.pfii*a3ti:^rr^~ It *Um*r%*t^?/teb0^ %^tti^tew? ?? *?">? wprld,- and^eou^ci.yjj^iiy.U^.^uj^yI abiIitim of ftvcry PjiifiPv . . .v. , It does not remnre an expensive i\*/<t4iu of Wafer wdrftVab'l Is m'Wr'-flllt flb FI'IHW Scad for "Their H*?*UW;tj ui J!/rnm? r; b hi i unj oi *I^MiJ>y*;lMf'Mfe-"S0 An Illustrated, Mo?t!d_y_ .lnuruid, universally adinittcHl:t?-l'l?1W'7rfWU?-iM? r#.cil In the World. A llcpre-entiilivft.r^dj^ntnpioii of American Tnsty/rtA/t_ * Not for Sale* tri $6oOT*fuWa Storoa. ' TltK AlittXt^S^.il?ffc-frW^tbe ng ?litrityjflitatt none urdtlw -ft'Htyii ?igBui timely hucrek ^ftfAfltcri^je <if <'rA"n,??i4?0/m'al,:: Ii is an elegant iiir-eenipiv oninre\ light, and igrA&ffll litcHttOKi>7inif#lil^V?.tYtoX?>ieti!re.', . and White. JAltliOllgn eachs.ueeeedmg number alford- a YiwVcjnift-litf tM?PWM?1Whe real value and beunij of;.TII?,j4 'll'b&jft WI'l ho mutt ap'ove.h'Ut'd after it has been IkmiuiI up at tlic vWtrtt of Vhe vf?r*" WhtlcttthW^drmcation* may claim'itap\-rior<rhv4Uhem }aj"U compared with rivals of a r=i?\>ii:*?" i^C:12,V;tiCLM? ?jNj-1-*1 ^*!"' is a unique and or^!Kar?nlScl^itflwt?aTone and unappr?'aeito<br-?i,^o^Mb?f'vJff i'<jU/^t tflHipctitiou in price or character." 'Ire possessor of a com plete volume cflm\l)t^J?ifd?c?e% "flUS^Aiuitv of hiue palter and ehgi^yings inr^MQ^tfW1* "hape or number of volumes for ten unUMmj?>sli and then, there nfe t1iM'Wmffi.*1IW& ? ? ART DE<*.4( tt*PM BrW. X..IMitliHtandii^;liltt iirwi-swjj jit *hfcpri?t of xnhseripjion hist I'nll. V.b?tfl TJ*** Ruined its preweiir noMepfo'ptiWonKtim rcpre I sentntive character, the edidtin w:t3 iddrc than ?'oubbil.during.the\ftA\ .Vfajj jWpoiwaihat the pnhile' llpprticiate, AiTU .\merican pnhfle upprticiate, (Urn wtTT nnirport a hinc<re erlbrt iiiitli?.MUivfVodlii^rT^4*?e put> lishers, nuxip^/p ju^ut^v;hw ;m?^yfcj^?Hdeiice thus demonstrated, na\-c oxe\tt<l |uemselve* lo the ut most i ttl de\>lr^n?l^pfVM#tffiJ u ,?K . and,tlK!\pl?i^ for-rlie. ^'?hbjjpea^y^ufi.o J*?l by the niduthlviseUlc-L wifrastoiudi muTdelight even the' inoirfc'-' sih^idii^TnleiuW1 dt^T?K AL DIXK.,., ion ob riHlli btm desi^iis from manv Arlhe nui.-l cmijueiu artisu of Amerieit. ? rude! h Tb%aw odT Jn addition, {Ej;^j,).I^}^iC; ^ijft^w""1"'^ ' cleil and examples of the liv-u forvign inastcjs, seleeleil with a %newto th.?higr^t*aftUffelimems ?dm^.bvri^^ X.4t^-1!^V4>MW. ?ho vance forthe ve;ir L*<7.t,; wULfcccivc, hlidomd Hiib*?-f' A ?fA?r(WIr|.autifll greatest genertl iftter*^M*'yoidh?hfincH>^s have bono^khu? c?l" The quarterly. ti.ntedoidAtiK ta? MfiH, will ^produce four ul Jolin.-iS. l'?y.W buiuitablo chihl-skelchcs, ap|ir<mrT;ltc tojtiie roiirfeu mis. Thewc p!ate\ appwirinb'ib t?b"iLsigB?-flBjJ anua ry, April, J ulv, lUyl,iVj^'.b^r, ;JY^ihLjy| nlonu wo:t'rthe')iricv of a year's Mdisiaaptiifii. The popular feaiih\^iir.-rei>yflAu?? ^dwftstrHted "Ohris?nas" nund?vr wtfj hvA^^Hyl!^ To possess such a valuable ^ph'UVimttLthe :,rt world at a cost mi iriilmg.^iBw^TUTUid die suh-criptions hl'.thoiidOt)tMiie*-cr?!Vitllion oj the country : hut,, a< tV' \ ? Wl'lJ^sandA4ractinini Of TllE a LDl-NK cad tie cnban ol TtlK Ai.m rvr. rail i>c\cniitincvu, in propor lion tathbnHineiliMt'i""rt,:l'<***>fJ** ,l*H?orn rs, jfW 1,1*i AM Hhr^*??^ ?doM* hlv sure, bv.the lollOWUig unyaraTIeUciT ofler o l-iihnn > it VOH)\ Wl&t*#* ?qg ICvery au)ii pays in ndvi without add oil chron|os, after J..J. UiJJvilheshtflWnt Kng lish painter. Tbe jiictur- f ? ei.tided 1TJ|? Vill age Ib lle," and 'V V?,-s;,vLUfl^MW,a IbV 14 x 20 inches?nreqfrinud inina'L'-wdilltfBMMj I ?tes, rYqjiir\ng.2? i.nMt'cfiMtqm ai>rl,:t.ijtlfri^ta^>{K rft-* t each picture. The sa:ne'curonbis lir-i^ihl for t?3tl per pair, iir; titetrn^ stnljs. rrtPcrrti.'? th<< de;ern.i;uai.?n of its ^u.hu^ to-fc^ Tin-: ALIUrs l*i out of tli'? rvrt' li ol fobipetUion in every departnicnt, tlio itrTrhfdodA^ft IS?tWft?i t.(,r. respiindia^lv aheji<l,v<f ^-3^tfM^\i??fe?l^?flercd nv other jieriodicals. Kvri'v.snhscjiher will rc i^flvC if Wt^lMn^tt^mi^i^mtrW^nr the publishers, guaranteeing tli.tt'^f^hf^UK de iiveretl shall he.cimal to the *amp|<j??fiirni.?hcd trto ngent; Or thf iKn^W^fW^.^RfWile.l. Die diitribiutnii <d' ph<.um?*of fbi^b*wdrijfcbr to the HUbscribora to a live dollar>jJ'iodi?Jliw^ttJj' mark an epoch in the hftWfy of 1\Vt ? ftrt/f, cfcrnddcring the unprecedented chtBpin'-s?nf?il(KT(>r'H'c tor TUK ALW^RiujK .t||P,?M^l?fi little short or a niiraele.ivcn to Imwliw acqiiainicil with theachleVcni<niK?rf<iiV!v^iftiV% '^OWhs and improved mechanicid appliances'. ( F?r illustra tions of these ohiumn-, i"i.e November insue of T?K.\iAn?n?.) **.? T1IK l^lTKR.VRiV) 1M5VAUT will continue under Ibc^i-a JeHif" A KD HtiNKY fvTODUAllti, iir=nsh.n?rrnile best writers and poets.of. tin; d?v, who.^IJ-kIt'ivc to have the literKturti ?t TIIk A I.mSKttrwity?in keeping with itshrtbtib(lltrnHi6u.4.f 1 bio ??5 per annum, in .dvan.e, with Oil Chromos j'reo. >d - imoH. ?oj vt?a TIM'? A Id >1X l> \s\\\ J).erp?fti^i)*^Oiinahle only bvsubscription, l licreuill \% njiriduccd or eiilh" rate; casb'f.irsbMViflrfoir^iltt^ sent to the .publi?dicrn dircctdha;olcibf?dlU? local ngynt, without rwiMuisibHitv bfijjjv WjUishers, eteepl in rMffl* niieM Ml. k'VniWiiie given, in urine the fac-?niU<i?diuiMiuH??T>f>4^Ml,-S sl TToNfvto. ,, ofnA iy?m tna|C AGF*NTS WANTMD, Any person, wishmg to act permanently as a local agent, will Vccnve full a. d piom^t infor ?mation by applying to i <*- \?iti\ JAM?8 SUTT'ON A ( V.., l?uWi?*i*?,