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THE OB?NGEBUllG TIMES. Orangobnrg, S. 0., May 14, 1874 Mr. Kirk Rotunson is authorized to iollcct and receipt for advertisements and sub kOviptiona to tho IHmcs. TOWN DIRECTORY. Mayor?Joab W. Moseley. Clerk?T. D. AVolfe. ? Treasurer?B. Williamson. Aldtrmcn?Henry "Washington, J. P. Hur ley, B. Williamson," T. D. Wolfe. Church Services. Bnpt'ut Church?Services first Sunday evening Und tho Becond and fourth .Sundays, morning and erening. Rev. A. P. Norris, Pastor. Prwbyterian Church*?Services at 11 A. M.; tnd 4 P. M?Sabbath School at 9J A. M.? Prayffr meeting Thurttday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ??T. J. D. A. Brown, Evangelist. Church of the Redeemer (Episcopal)?1st and 3d Sundays. Serve* at 11 A. M., and 4 P. M. Sabbath School 9J A. M. Methedut Church?Services at 11 A. M. Had 7i P. M. Sabbath School at 0 A. M.? Roy. J. B. Campbell, Pastor. Lutheran Church?Sabbath School at 9 A. ?J. G. Vose. Superintendent. Orangobnrg Mail Arrangement. Nerthern,, Western and Closes. Ch*rleuton.., 11 A. M. ?Columbia. 1 P. M. Office hours from 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Sundays excepted. W. E. WILLIAMS, P. M. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT ORANGEBURG. PASSENGER. FREIGHT. DAT TUAINS. da v Tit a1x3. Down-11 M A. M. Down - - - - 7.-"iO A. M. Up-1.6-1 P. M. Up-12.12 P. M. KIOI1T TK?.lwfl N'KillT Tit a INS. Down- - - 11.62 P. M. Down - - - H.I3 P. M Up.2.03 a. m. Up.6.31 a. m See notice of tho Bible Society. On Monday Court will commence. Tin-: Charleston Regatta began yester tlav. Mit Ji S. Adbergoiti baa o:j hand :t itttge supply of those cheap.ham?, 0 cents per pound. Tiik lei*c<!sa.nd trees on Russell Street, below* M-.xvIvvt nave \) en greatly improved 4iy whitewash. Rev. Wm. II; jitl m, tho pastor ??{ the ICji^v.?ipal church, will ofll :iate in thai ?eh'iUch on Su::?Tay. - . -CJ. Si-::-: notice of-html for sale-? rare op porluniiy to purchaser;?, i good place for ii .small ninouul of money. "Mi nday next the land oi'thu delin quent taxpayers will bo sold; if not (collected by thed paths who an: now out. On Saturday evening the alarm of fire .\vas raised at the Billiard Saloon, but fortunately it. was extinguished before doing any damage. To-morrow tho match game of base ' ball between the Athletics of Blac.kvillc, und the Orange Rase Rail Club of this place, will conic off. "Cardoza" is on a funding expedition ;in New York : If a spoiled herring and a [half, cost a scent 'and a half, what will three spoiled herrings cost? We hear of many planters whoso stand of cotton has been so injured by the the. late frost, and heavy rains, as to necesi tatc their entire crops being replanted. " Mr. A. Fischer knows what the eom .munity need.-; Jio has introduced some delightful summer drinks that will suit everybody. His "claret sungareo" ?Src.t is just tho thing. His assortment, of sc gars is unexcelled by any in market. See the advertisement of .Mr. Gcorgo IT. Cornclsou, who has just returned from the North with tho largest and most complete assort men I of good i vor brought to this market. The goods are being sold cheaper than ever. See his advertisement. We learn that Dr. T. 13, Lcgarc so favorably known in our community is about to return to resume the practice of Dentistry in Orangeb?rg. Tho doctor will probably be at his old stand by the. firstof June. His many friends and pat rons will be pleased to hear this item of ,hews. A substantial collection was .taken up yesterday at tlio Presbyterian church, for tho Louisiana sufferers, which Mayor Mosoley will forward to tho relief com mittee. C -~> Tin: present Town Council is tho most efficient body that ever governed Orange burg. Tli^y have introduced many im,* provemcnts, and reduced the taxes on real estate to almost nothing. Moses Brown the bnrbor is still at his old stand, shaving?not notes but ovjjry body, from the heavy bearded man, who sbave3 to keep away a beard, to the beardless youth who shaves to get a beard. Qua worthy friend Dr. W. S. Barton has left for n trip to England, his native home; Tho doctor is accompanied by Jiis grand daughter Miss A. Stokes. We wish the tourists a safo and pleasant voyage, and hope the doctor will remem ber tho "Times" on the wing. -. i.? ? mm -? Wood's Household Magazine, for May has an abundance of excellent reading? There is the real go ahead snap to this periodical which entitles it to much credit, and we cannot name one that will a fiord an equal amount of entertainment and instruction for so little money. The num ber before us contains among other arti cles a paper entitled "Poor Jack," by F. W. Holland, in tho interest of seamen; "The Child in the Church," by Mary Ilartwell; "Kin and Kad," by II. V. Osborne; "Dumb Days," by Caroline B. Loltow, and sonic good p?ctry. There an; several illustrated articles, the New York Fashions, Architectural Design-, etc., Are. The illustration on Decoration Day is just the thing. Price of Maga zine one dollar per year. Address, Wcod's Household .Magazine, Newbtirgb, X. V. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. At a meeting of the Orangcburg Lutheran Church held on the evening of May 7th l87-?i the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: HV.tv.It lias pleased Almighty God in his wise proyiileneo to remove from our midst Bro. V. OLDKNUidiK:'. we lWIn imnibh stdi-1 mission to the wil of mr heavenly I'ather, I - licvciiig that our lo s is his eternal gain; therefore lie it firioUv,!, That in the death of Bro. !?'. ULOKNUOUKK, the Lutheran Congregation of Orar.geluirg lias h?i a worthy member and a firm ami faithful supporter of the Ohm eh of the Reformation Retired, That our united sympathies are hereby teiiili red to hi'- mourning wife and fami ly in this the liour of their sore alllietion. Hem)!red, That a blank page in our Church Im?!1.; he inscribed to his memory; aud that it shad ever lie a reminder to us of the certainty of death, and the uncertainty of life. Resolved, Tlmt a copy of the above preamble and resolutions be furnished to the family of the deceased and published in the Lutheran Vixitor, tin- Orangeburg News and Orangcburg TlMIiS. Kxtract from the minutes. .L II Kb*MANX WAHLKRS, Secretary 1.. ('. At a meeting of the Orangeburg Agricultural Society held Saturday, May Olli, I87d, the fol lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted: Itemlcttt, Thai this Society has received \\i;!i deip regret the intelligence of the death ol Thomas Oliver; that by this .-ad event, it has been deprived cf n valuable member, and that in testimony of our regard, a page in the mi mite book of this Society be suitably inscribed to his memory. JtcKolrat, Tli.it these Resolutions be published in the Oranguburg TlMKS, and a copy be pent, by the Society, to the family ol' our deceased fellow-mcinhcr. KIRK ROBINSON, M:r 9, IS7-I Secretary comai:d:i icn a i MA ItKET REPORTS Office of the OitANOEiiuitci Timks.j February 1 '2, ist i. corrected weekl r. Ordinary, - - - - \ \ (?> VI (looil (>nlinary, - -- l'j (.. l:; Low Middling, - - - 1;!', <<?? Strict Middling, - 1 11 (o Prices Current. Bacon Hams : : lb 12] @ is " Sides : : " II \%\ Lard : : " 12] @> Corn : : : : bus 1 no % 1 10 I'cas : : : : " 80'? 85 Oats : Feed : : "I 25 @ I 00 Hour : : : : cwl I 7"? to ti oil dodder : : : "1 ?_'."> (<r, Rough Uieo : : "1 30 (?>? 1 :;? Butler : : : : lb .",0 (,,, 50 Kegs : : : : do/. 15c @ Turkeys : : : pr 1 00 (" 1 50 Geese : : : : " 1 00 Or 1 25 Fowls, : : per do/.. 3.50 per do/.. Bees Wax : : : lb 23 ? Reef : : " 10 (/.., 12 Tallow : . ; " S f-<? It) Binders : ; per bushel 1 55(? I :?-'> consignees per express. H Riggs, J R Cook, C S Bull, J Stnckley, 2 Mrs M J Jenkins, A G Myers, Miss V S Bull, J Viiugcu.. Mrs B P Ruinier. One of the first buisiu-es principles to act upon,, is.to tnakeall pcrchnsusdircct from the niiin ufacturer?j.tlms.PftvJng huge sums,of mphcy^j for this reason wo advise our readers to pur chase their Windows, Dtors Blinds, ?vYv\, from 1. II. Didl&Co., Charleston, S. C, who lmv| at the Factories combined benefits derived from materials In first hands, skilled workman, Infest improved machinery, and thorough systematic management! All window.- glazed with good clear glass. Tin y arc also Agents for Asbest?r?! Hoofing Felt try itatpl yon will be pleased with its durability, bend for price list, circulars, &c. rjMII'F obi faahoiicd mutier of building houses, JL and wailing for months for the Bashes, doors and blinds to season, obsolenle. A live enser prising man who reads the newpapers, ami keeps posted about matters and thing", will make an estimate of what fs required in the bouse he is about to erect, send to Charleston. S. C, to the Builders' Emporium, and hnvcnll his Doors Sashes ami Blinds, ready lo go in its place when the weather-boardings arc pill on. Messers. I. IT. Hall tvl'o., the Proprietors,havetlie mdsj extensive stock of Building Materials and (>rna mchtal House Work, including White Pine,aim Fancy Lumber, Nnrblc and Narbleixod Slato Fi?ntels; Asbestos' Hoofing I\l , &c. Send f?n price lists and circulars. k very rapid; safe and easy way to make'j j. a money,is to proctite tcrrifpty to introduce tlr? j latest useful invention thai is wanted cvry day. by cvry one, cvry where, who has a family, a full si7cd Sowing Machine with 'fable and" Trouble for only 910 that docs the Fame work Iis a Machine you would pay ?80 for, rapid, smooth and firm, makcB a scam so strong the cloth will tear before the stiches rip-apart; Fight new attachments for all work and the ! improved Button ! lolo Woile used by us i>nlyi# Agents only need show tin m in pperalion to| sell in eyry house lin y enter. S30 anil upwards.? cleared daily by .-man agents. 'No such Ma chine was ever ?fi?red at anv such price. I>5. 000 sold lait year, 100,000 I'antilies ti e thcni'.r'j Demand ineroitshie every day where they bo-j come known. Minister, Judges, Lawyers, Ed itors, Machini-ts, Tailors uc ?mutend them as perfect. Rights given free to first applicants. If there, is no agency in yoitr.phtcie. write for it,'] or buy ii Machine foryour Fiiiiiilyor a relation;', there i< none b< tier or so cherip. Machines simt'j (o all parts of the country on-receipt of price $10 Read advertisement beginning "$(10 savedj in evry Family." in another part of tnis papcri Addict llio proprie tors, Itobcrt .1. Mulligan e? Cp;, :>2<? Canal St.j New York. f< >r S a I .k "One Six horse powerPorlablo Steam Kfigincl in fair order, cTUl bc accil in operation t very j Saturday,':tt the plantation of Mr II. P>. (Irillilh..'J For teriusapply on the place, or adores- L. S.O. 1'. <). Box pi,(Orimgcburg, S. 0. 'i'l I KB I ". -.nil lie r. meeting of the' b-itv,di?*g (!ouhty UNION BIBLE SOCIETY, on the fourthS'Uidai in May;nt Mt. Lebanon Lutheran Cisin-b. Members are earnestly requested to b i linetiial in attendance, a; matters of impor tance ^\ ill be brought before the meeting, llev. E. A. Holies of tho American bible "Society is expected to attend. lit-.: .. <;. S1IK1UD.1N, 96r: Seer. HA.XOS AM) ?TlGAi\Sj^ Fiuniblied on Moutiilv i natal merits! PERMS (>F LEASE: .1// Payments inade ? ; Lease will apply towards the purchase I'j ii,,- Instrument Loaned. Pianos rallied at S l?U to S?OO : : $75 advance, ?25 monthly. 525 ;.) d i<( : : 75 advance, :??' monthly. 025 to 750? : : let; advance, 10 monthly. ()ryaus rallied at ?125 to 200 : : $25 advance, ?10 moot Id y 223 t-> 050 : : 10 advance, 15 mouthlv 300 to 500 : : 50 advance 25 monthly. I-. ? Parties who ?'!!?:? satisfactory Security can pay for Instruments in notes at :;, 0, ?, and 12 mouths;' time. ( 'all and Ibid out other inducements oflered in both Time and Cash Sah?, froni KIRK ROBINSON, Agent for Orangeburg County, may 22, 187!? 14 "tf 111GHIjy IM I'OIiTAftT TO FARMERS AM) PLANTERS. AMM0NIATKD M UCILAGl Foil Steeping and Preparing Seeds before Planting. This preparation,lately introduced to the Ag ricultural world,appear from recent experiments to snip:!--all that has ever been attempted in that line. It not only contains all thcclcmcnls and lit food for tho seed in in infant state, which enables it to COIUO Up strong and vig?VOUP, but positively claim thai no rust smut or blight can exist wheie it is applied, und proving n certain preventive against the Potato rot. It dissolves readily, iuid'form's a mucilage by i.nicli any material can hi niadu to adhere to the seed. Coal Tar being a very small portion of ibis vul ablo compound to prevent the ravages of birds antl iiiHccts, bill ??> united and prepnrcd as to form a dry powdi r, which dissolves rc'adily,oiiu pound produeim; one and a half gidlons, or fifteen pounds of UiuciInge. On every lai in (lu re are to be found in abundance vaMiablo inate rials lor rolling seeds in before planting, which should never hoglcete-d. 'I In -e :oe rieh dry black eartli aiuHvood ii lies, or liiuo,and should 1)0 mixed in proportions of one purl of, wood ashes or lime, to three parts of earth. By tin aid of the iiiiH'ibige, iiiueh of ibis material can be made to adhere t8 each s?<'d, wldeh itcvcr fails tbsliowgood results. It has bocn tried on corn, rice, colfon, wheat, potatoes, pea-and all the cereals with marked effect, noiio shmVing any signs of not, blight or fungus where it was applied. 1'ul up in one pound Paekiigcs at 510 cents per pound, which dissolves and form one and a half gallon of Mucilage, suflicicm Ifi roll seed foi oneaerchmd. 000 Planterstiseil it lust season witii remarkable success. Every Fnrnu r and Planters should ui c i;. i-'ou \iK in .vllJiv U015I.vs(k\. Agent. ( h iinero.biiro1 W ' 1 DenVXl Kotice. THE undersigned lakes pleasure iuannutine ingto Iiis many friends and psdrons, that, he has p^rmaucntly located at Orangoburg, C. H,S.C. WnCre he will devote his entire time, from every Monday till Friday noon to the practice of Dentistry in all its Departments. Perfect satis faction guaranteed in all operations entrusted' to his care. Charges very moderate. Oflicc at Dr. Versner's old stand over Willcock Store. A. M. SNIDER, S. D. $60 8A?^D. ? Male and Female agents clear $30, per day Outiits and county rights granted free; AVonderful Achievement?New In veil tion?Lat' Style?A Largo ?ize Family |eW0G ItffACMIiVE with Table nntl Treadle- complete. ONLY TEN DOLLARS. The successful invention, and production of llie only full sized ready good Sewing Machine tf?.r less than $50, tliat operates by FOOT POWER. Prize Medals, Rrcniinnw, Diplomas, awards of merit, Honorable mention, &c, &c,, OVER ALL OTHERS. ? The hut useful invention to render the djfii jculiics of ? ev. iri'i less labo:idtis. The new and (improved pateut< d BUTTON HOLE WORKER, the culmination of perfect mechanical accuracy ?jaractieal skill and utility, with beauty, strengt! "^Tiiid durability combined. A long required labor <8 XeAY Patented Sewing Machine Attticliiueitts mith'whidll rtVe^ pe'v?iitcen diflercnt lands of ?beautiful f Iwirig^^Titiieyj eliil.orate, ornamental, 'intricate, fine*} plain and strong can be done with perft.it vii c and rabidity by those wdo pwver saw a serving machine bi fore. Our new 'attachment- h ivo ??' nunc merit that command 'immediate-.-!e . ? They are the most valuabl lidjunct-x \m- i ?'? n!( i to advance theusefulnc Bff Sowing Mairhinea,' and are adjustable to all .<>'!?? i* ? d n sues, equally as v.vll as our pbwn. AVitlioi.: i no machine can he perfect. iSold frjin'ratclrtb^ttf d, nf raie-TentH the cost of 'the obi .?'. .'es ibul by all other machines. our :;;:w wachinb Ui larger than mm ofthe SSO, machines* A V ill ?3o every d Jgriplioii pf.sowiug, heni, fell, tuck, ream, quilt, brai l, cord, bind, gather, ruflle ishiit, pleate, fold, rcollopl roll, embroider, run Rip bn Its, . ,. i\c., will sew anything a nee? -dle will go through :. i the strongest stitch known, so sti : ? I lal '.le. cloth will tear before [ho earn w I i:;. tqiarl. lias self-adjusting Straight needle, reliable accurate feed, direct ?mo;ion, no complication of useless coggs or "^aus to oil or get out of erdorj is silent.' easy .'Working, light running, very rapid, smooth and correct, qtiti .;? unth r>ln id and easily managed.' The invention of those excellent machines can be relied upon as upright" and responsible mien, wt II worthy of the confidence and patron age of o'm Christian rciuh i*s.&"Nbrtherhchurch .staudar:;,'' N. V. Dec. 27th. orders RECEIVED, and machines promptly forwarded to any ad dress on receipt of the following cash prices. ? Single machines tor samples or private use, *onin styles with 2-3 abiustable extension ta ble and treadle, famished with equipments r*}adv for immediate use ?10 Each M >-i:.ikm with our;' l\\\q .mbhj JO ; ** MhcldtieaVidt-'bible ami cover 20 " Machine.-with enclosed leblo half cabiiu t gtvlu 20 " Machines with enclosed table full cabinet style. -i0 " The machines :.t S10 are precisely the same he those of a higher price, the only dillerence being that those id $10 have plain but neat in bio ami treadle, while those of a higher price are ornimental, with elaborate and costly pol ished black waliu:!. Tables with covers, enclosed eases, and cabi net style. .No extra char: ? made packing* or ship ping ta any part of the country. Special cer tideate for liy years with every machine, Spcci mens of sewing, illustrated circulars, with numerous recommendations, wholesale cash prices, extraordinary iudticcmcnts to agent-, <Vv.. mailed free. Ivvchisive control of territory given gratis to capable and em rgetic agents, merchants, store keepers, ?c., who will travel or open ageriees tout exhihet the wonderful merits i f 0 ir m.-u'hia< ? in their localities, and and solid orders. Outiits and county rights given free of charge. An unequaled quick and honest money ma king biiiness formale and female canvassers in all parts of the country.? Christian Index. N. V. Jaii* 5th. CASH IlMlTTANCES must be made in Rost Office money orders, or Ran!* 1 inifts inado payable to our order in New York. Ri dstercd Letters or by express at on. AU < ird .? addressed to and ('? aimuoications muat b ROBERT J. MULLIGAN" & CO. 330 (?utnl Street, X. Y. t Jeileral Manufacturers of Machinery. ^\ f'P Yk n-iilc. rl f/jrtfjrwvdn ?' Sitpflliff.JGu&lihgt, ? [V ' .' . \ilJi.itujtcrsAr7reGud/&$ ?ShieamlM Hcifl ?r.mWaln A TitinpW(tile Ti^MmlJ^Lwnieii ?a OV'.:>?.'.tfoH'lVeOil*.'? e, >x All WorhWiirrnnted. v,v; x ./VriSV PRICES. Son it for.Prict\Tt f.: t. g LH, H ALL a CO, 2, , (J, 8,70, mrhci Street. - CHARLESTON, C, I I This bdl entered aecordtng to Act of Cong in the year 1873, by I, 11. Hall ?c Co.; in tl ortlco or llu Librarian of Congress, at Was nctoii 1 " ' Fi II. W BRIGGMAlNN,,.^ TlAS-jUPt received tUroslt"supply ofGROGERIES such a? BACON, 0 COFFEE*, g _ LARD, ? TEA . % > ? \t, BUTTER, ? SUGAR, g , CHEESE, w OYSTERS, 9 , '^?! CRACKERS, & SARDINES, >5 ^'l*. CANNED FRUIT. J '?' '?TT" also, ? y!** -j{ ' ./rumort: .vi CONSTANTLY keeps ON HAND, T>vy Oooclff, Olotlimir, ?ftttbs,,2tt?t"afi Caps &C-&C>, at price to suit the times. HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW I.O'T OF* noetheS hay, And Several kinds of FERTILIZERS which can bo bought low down for motiifi Apr. 10,1873 F- II- W- BUIGGltfAJT* In Announcing to the PUBLIC THE Receipt of n Large, Complete and WELL SELECTED SPRING STOClC bt vlmt? GROCERIES, LIQUORS & IBEG to Inform all Parties Interested in a Bargain, that thev have been bought Hp traordimtry Favorable Circumstances, and th?t they will be Disposed of Jj Cl-IEAJ? FOB C-A.SII- .'Jib* IT is my object to muko it adVautageoi? for my Friends, Patrons and the P?'BlicHB ft^fS'?d ]?. S- 1 Invilo Special Attention to a pure Holland GIN, Cogmnc and Bead*Bfi&Sf ?>Y Nov 20, c'31 , ,u) So Xlai4f THIS IS THE TIMS AND M.?0?0",u* rrio BUY ANYTHING YOU WISH IN THE Cr ROCERY LI NF/strdrTj^?oTO A. Bacon; Prepared Ham, Lard, Butter, Mollasses, Sugar, CoMec cic, &, AT THE" ENTERPRISE GROCER And in rear of the Grocery, is the . ., ?oog? ENTERPPi?i saloon:, ,,;"w5s WHICH is kept full of the finest grades of LIQUORS, SEGABS &c, wlucU^wBJ bejojbj ta suit <be purchaser. Call and ecc for vourself. . , .A. F'ISOE[EaEWfu,<ll# March 20 1871 ri jv*d ?*tf ,n,, .? 1 "'?????????"?? in amm BACON and floub . hue t? Specialties, -V ' JWj ll? '? d>(?:tH ! s S ? ^ ? -4? S 3 o--j u ^ ^ * jD ,g w S & * <3> ^ 5" ? 8 ? g g g ^ % 5 a ? I .'il .M?Cf^ idf tia cTVIIIID i cTVtHTO cTVIIIID 'f^K ^(tuo a ?>ltro^ ;n'rinidl COME ONE COME ALL r AND EXAMINE MY FINE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, WHIQn I am now Olfering to My Patron; at ery reduced rates. Bv having direct frSnn^he Manufacturci-s, 1 am able to Sell a FINE SHOE at a very low price. "I have all Sty'es of SHOICS to suit the purchaser. wyw 1N* addition to my Shoe Store, I have a Select Assortment of i r ai . , ,?jcil ?mit . ata .i-y^ti Whic' 1 am oflering Low Down. wwiimi ? ? mmmi I mi ? ? ???hum ???. mm., .l.^.., ? ...... ... ? TfTTwrmmMM1>M|^^M4)gH^j(m^^i 874 SPRING TRADE 187% Fresh Groceries, T. KOHN & BRO. ARE NOW OPENING THEIR ? ei?ho? .:ii-,d merit N E W S P111N G. S T O CK And can confidently assert that they are .[,. ,n? ie.itlo TI?IH GREATEST BAR^ilNS: EVEll before Exhibited in Orangeburg, which arc the results of Unusual I'avorable Purpliaa? in cons (p:cnec of the present and past Pressure upon Trado | DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, KSlBR?tDERTES, NOTl?^? " ' W11ITEG0ODS, PEBCALES, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS' At.,.' ?tfc;/^ * a iii i->xim OF the Finest and Uiches Materials and tho latest Novelties in style and Designs of tlii? aeaaon*" Wear. An elegant Stock of lady's Neck Wear, Tics Colhireftes, Scarfs, Buches and Bclta in ino.^t Select and Becoming designs. We have added to our already Immense St?cV bt BOOTS AN I) SHOES ?p ' 'A 1 * y i f T* I Comprising the Latest Styles of Ladis* Gaiters, Gents'Shoes and Bouts. * , Our Stock of ? W GENETS' CLOTITIXC, HATS, AND FURNISIIINF GOOm^'"* [S Superior to any eye/- entered l>y us. Wc earnestlybdll your attention to the above facts ami solicit a YISlT of Inspectrort.^*t^a< being abb- to oflVr far more N nlu.thle Liduceiuents than ever before presented, and. auch a.' cr.n. not fail to claim the Pnprpiingc ofall who study lOcouoiuy in connection with the Finest;tyiati^y** TI1B0DOB.B SvOHtNT & BB.OTHESR. Apr. 0,1871 NEW STOUt}. _?