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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-03

MARYLAND Election for Members Of Congress took
place yesterday. II will be remembered that at the
last election the partiesere equal four and fonr but
on the death Of Mr. MeKim, 'docoJ John r. Kenne-
dy (whig, was chosen from Baltimore -making the
delegation Ave and three. Wethink the wings viii
now do as well as formerly they electine four Ger.
tan the iocos two certain, and great struggle for the
two Baltimore members. If mobs and riots are kept
down, we believe the wings win succeed If other.
wise We shall soon learn. yt'.5 & s5sg.i.s Il.
A snarling ofice-holder, withths Van Buren, collar
on, writes to Us 10 know why we one week publish an
article in favor Of or commencing Mr.. Webster, and
then Of Mr.. Clay, and third Of Gen. Scott, and q
fourth Of Gen. Harisonl Why. simply because we
think them all good men, and competent 70 discharge
any duty which may be required of Them Besides
as the whigs have notyet nominated any candidate
forihe Presidency. and each Of these gentlemen has
been talked about a. among The number from whom
the selection may Be made, We want our readers to
become better acquainted with their merits. As 10
our own predections. we make i. no secret 1ENay
CIGy Is our rst choice among all The men IN The
world but We can chesgfully and cordial supper,
either o the other genslsmsn above named. q any
oihsr good man who win carry ont Che principles n
the wing party @w 9s ss n III fyssssa s.e
E9oaS. during the month Of August and fore part Of
September gradually rose from about 90 70 " IN
New York. Last week il sunk again, and ?t the Iast
advices il had tnA1bled At least dollaroh the barrel
Il was Saturday ceiling At IS and more disposi-
ton 20 sell than buy
"Sigas..--We perceive that three conservative
newspapers have recently been started n ne Sssso O
New grk--as Ithaca. WaseEiown, and Vernon.
1 +
Tas Crrg u ths Aip;stad- We last week gave
pretty much he subssahce # what had been done
respecting The captured Africans 80 far Is Judge
Thompson had coacsrnI Wslearh. il addition. that
after the decision IF Judge r., he District Judge
tJudson, !. diEeeied tho Marshal 10 provids every
thing necessary for their comfort who being no lont
er held a. criminals win be provided for nsomaoih
Or place than in the jaiLn The Disirist Court was
then adjourned to the third Tuesday Of November,
!. Hartford. for further hearing = regards the ques
ton Of property, .sieSa rs
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through the collapsed veins of the siekly ex-
srenities. Throw pltysic b tho dogs-tnay
the doctor his fee and let him go--lie an exs
tra InufTier around your neck and turn out
and snuff the wholesome bracing air until
vour frame becomes as buoyuut as the elesl
1ment itself. Eschev not exercise in modera,
tnn. hut aid the fluids in their course with d
GALLON on horseback, or q brisk walk on foot,
and your shorn strength Will return to you
| even as the strength of Samson when his new
curls had grown and fell upon ms brawny
| shoulders. The sickiy season y over. and
| cl;mote as any IN the world, so get well, all
| We pale subjects, and enjoy It.
| Iacl, Frost. arrant bogus maker that he is,
,vos ont on one of his excursions, the night
heCore last. with his bottle of quicksilver.
snrinklinp It over fields and fences, and turn.
mo every thing glittering white, to shine
4 in The beams OF the morning sun. The ras-
( cal! How busy he plust have been, touch
\ ing a little here, and dashing q great splash
! there, all the while chuckling at tho mischief
| he was making, and grinning at the thought
\ how he would take the good people by SUR
1 prise when they crept out of their warmibeds
I The next morning. Right merrily did he
! laugh, no doubt, when he threw double por-
i ton over the buck.wheat fields and melon
i matches, at the thought Of how he would
| cheat the good folks out Of their nice fruit
1 This fall. and their warm breakfast cakes
next winter. All Jack! it is grudge we
have against you.- Mdanaee City Express,
pH1EADELFHIA, Sept.25, 1880.
] very destructive fire occurred last night
in our city, which resulted in the entire des.
traction Of an extensive calico printing estab-
lishmenf, situated in Southwark, short dis
! lance below the Navy Yard, known as the
g Mulbausen Mangta The fire origin
/ ated in the drying room, and spread directly
over the whole extent of the building, $50 by
4 14O feet, and four stories high, which was by
| daylight one entire mass of smOuldering ra-
4 ms. affA slsaaa3 6 s3tizfss. 9s "a
By this confagration about 100 hands are
! deprived of employment, and suspension of
4 the manufacture Of 1900 yards of cotton
The aggregate loss is probably about
4 $4,000: about 1000 of which is said to
! be insured !; So 600 in Providence, r. /. and
4 about $4,000 in Philadelphia.
Another extensive calico printing works
was destroyed days after, ia Germantown
FROM JAMAICA.
BY the brig Gannicleft, Captain Jonas P.
Lew. which sailed from Kingston the 18th
ult,, we have received files of Jamaica pa
pers TO the 18th Of August, From them ex-
tracts are copied, which indicate bad state
of things existing inthe island To Captain
Levy we are also indebted for a commune
cation, describing the condition Of Jamaica
and its inhabitants, during bis late visit. He
declares it to be his impression, founded up
on accurate observation, that this colony
must soon become q scene OF insurrection
and massacre-a second st. Domingo. It's
i quite q common occurrence, he says, to see
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nothing of endanrering the limbs ii pedasruh who
-. =, 800 go. \, 80. 49,, -. -.
sIs ~ = sss~ - s, ~ ...Aos. nayIee
,hreuc6 n ;sab6hSIIv from arv direction. ana anser
49,. s.,,..... ~. -. ~. y, -, ..v,,. -.
'nsss HUesuona' WISH NO. y oa:. se'.ie upO"
say ~. y NOV aSa .omsb"s
o,ob, - ~ ,c,. ,,i v;sAl .nesa;lvs yvlthe
= = u.l.s' sa snss ~. z ~"
proper authorities see t0It ~ 80
sssas1fs
M: EditCy-While there are 20 many societies
to,sd .rd = ,,,rsn ,,.s ,ks n;n.;.
pesof christianity, and 10 improve the morals u man.
kind abroad. ii Is considered subject 81 deep regret
,ha. there sopld 4 o ,ocisy to,,;'s & s;, ma
object should Be 70 correct and reform their own ind
vidual views: ~ n oher vvor,ls ,vh;la tara < m
ncb ns;,,s 49,, ~ 80. =, q.
~ numerous secae'es anO y pc
neghbor eyes, shers should BE- 8 lIe pains ,asr
6rst 10 cast ,a hea out Z $500.
heal myself" i an admon.ion corono Nah.
!, ,,, $500. -
generation. asisss. ss,bssss6e rsss eosnponry
societies aud zsslads indisdssts III o busiy
engaged in morazing and caris,ianizing others man
ifest an equally la6dabS zeal in examining their own
hearts and correc,;nu ,la;y av.s, s,,,,o
,;rs o' '''u.
,rs - $500, ~1ula 'sY appee. g ACT.
selves I'm, ,sv $500 = !. p.ss
49,, III - :"
n,uen ole lasOlaDIe hgnt weald seey appear to
ed for ,,;n.,o, ~ :.
-. apa lensered az popular as
beleyedi, would . further q i - ,ov.rd :. r
zinc H. Il
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sSoveroent Of the trains and one hour in stop
ping, at l6 intermediate stations, for the re-
ception and discharge Of passengers, besides
the other necessary purposes OF taxing in
wood and water Boston Daily Advertiser. E
From The Ciacinnati Goseites ~
A rGst Estate and WOndrous sStory:- :. he
pubIic have no sdoubf observed tnat zen
Gaines not long since married secona VIE WIS.
1t has not been generally stated thar ne mas
sprospect Of obtaining, in her right an es'
snie estimated at tspelpe millions of dollars Z! !
Mr.. Gaines claims to be the Legitimate
daughter of the late Daniel Clark. I Mr.
Clark settled in New Orleans, when undel
the dominion of Spain. and became an exten
sive merchant and speculator, besides dis
tinguishing himself ASA politician. He dief
III 1918. and Mr.: Relf, Of the mercantile firm
ofGlark and Relf, Of New Orleans, took nm
mediate possession of his immense estates'
under will executed in 1911 From that Pc
Rod 10 the present, Mr.. Relf has controlled
conducted and disposed of Mr.. Clark's es-
tates, without accounting to any one. mrs.
Gaines claims as Mr.. Clark's daughter. Her
story Is a romantic one:
Z In 1902 or 1903, Mr.. Clark married in New
Orleans a lady separated for her husbands
This separation had taken place IN conser
quence of proofs that he had q previous liv-
no ,y;fa~ .b,,f before these proofs were effect
;rs w ob,a;ned nnon This account the mar.
r;aoe W.as kent pr'vafe.'1 Mrs. Gaines was
bor9n II fhis marr;ase. aniignanned Myra.-z
DISBURSEMENTS arose. between Mr.. Clark and
h;s wifes wh;ch resulted is 4. final separation,
II tha vearTfsly7. 81, .nrhlic ACKNOWLEDGMENT
afshe maria 81 ia v;1,e talyen. Mace.
The ladv. IN ma NJ, nenrsnasion that her mar.
mace was al ILLEGAL one. from his refusing
her nilhlir acknowledrment. intermarried
with 4 renfienar, Of PHILADELPHIA, who took
her 10 Trance. where thew resided many
wears. He is now dead, and his widow,
cla;minc "a have been once the wife Of Dam
iel Clark, Is lying, and resides 1t Natchito-
I'M Is ls1s HI alleged, that Daniel CLARK
made 8 new will. written complete III his own
hand writing. by which he recognized the
legitimacy q, his daughter, and devised his
Immense property to her. This will II is
tlesfroved Nv Mr.. Relf. ~ ssss
\ nj 1870. Mvra CLARK became the wife Of
VIM. wv. Whitney. She had brought
,,p by Mr.. Davis. in total ignorance finer
parents and Of her alleged rights. After the
marriage of Whitney IN examining some cid
papers, he first obtained some inlimation of
his Wifcys parentage and claims. He com.
lsienced al investigation, which has led iii
fiio full proof as ii Is sui, Of an fIe fcts sta
fed IN fhe ia ssis of Gen. Gaines. no do,ibts
every, effort viii Sc made IA elicit ali ti,e
facfs. ana rs secure ISL l,is wife tfe internal
herit5oe Thai has been wrestcd from her. Ea'9l
Daniel Clark was d native of Sligo. ia RE- II.
land, and came 10 New Orleans upon tlle fiii.l
yitatiorl Of Ii bachelor uric Gle, who made him
his heir. He filed a large space Id tile poll
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Maryland ~ N the 5ih Congressional flis,rirt; COT
Anthony Kmmel, one Of the Wing candidates, has
withdrawn from the CONTEST in consequence Of the
appearance 1T Van Buren, candidate, (washngterr
Dayal in the field The cnntest now lies between
Duvalland VIM Cost johnson. Whig, the late mem-
ber.-N. Y. ,American. a -,
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sIAs eNsathsr - Hurra Tbs September
and driving the tnipsma that breeds ihe aguei
ana nurses the vel low iaund dies, away. away,
r. ana 81 ansill ling new life and new vigor into
the irames Of the pale subjects Of tho bilious
demon tnat mas been stnlking among us for
the past two months Beautiful Is this al.
mospherlc tonic III its operation, and like
love 4 takes the command Of the wSfnV red
blood and calls itup tosburn and blush in the
pale worn cheek, and Jingle and curvet
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PROCLAIM ATHDN.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbia, S. c. July ). 1899.

NNHEREAS. information" has bren rereiv-
Wv ed nj this Department. lila! William
l1ncks. late of ST. Siephrus Parish. was mur-
dered by TWO fugitive Slaves Hamed Henry
and phillis. OIL the 18th da! ofJune last. in the
Parish of st. Johns Berkeley, while conveying
said Iiugtiv"> TO the Work House in Charleston.
NOW KNOW. YE, that to the end iustcc
may be done. and thai lh" perpetrators of this
atrncious murder ma be brough: TO LEGAL trial
and condign punishment, do hercbY otiera re-
ward Of THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY
DOLLARS for apprehension and dellve-
ry into some Jail ofthis Stale or ,wo Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension of Henry alone and
his delivery into s"ne JAIL or one hundred and
fifty Dollars for the apprehension and delivery
ofPhillis alone into some Jail of the State.
The descrintion Of said slaves by the witnes.
ses before the Jury of lnqucstis as 70 lows -
HenryiS described as rather light coored black
of middle height. stout in his frame about 80
yeals ofa"e, remarkably thick urck and one
of his small toes turning out Piii!lis is ofcom-
mon siZ". ofa dark complexion. about thirty
years ofage or perhaps more. When appre
hended By said IIucks they reported their
names a::d declared that ilcv had COM from
WIN ~ .clGHil DOlI 10 w rISS-
ion. and that they belonged To - person mlmed
Wells or .Vclc!l. Henry Is believed 10 b. the
same slave WHO was advertised as having run
avay fiom William Hickman on tie :SOih of
May last Willie conveying him from 'harlcSton
10 florida. The description Of the two is so
silnilar that the identity is highly pTnbab'c lie
is described in Tho advertisement. as luw in
statue has Il remarkable u c.. when waIkna
f'",m nr mp to one has atr;rli oiturnn@ his head
on one side. both of his s.na toes standing ont
rom his feet. and is having hrcn raised l., Brau.
nrt District nrar Br"ktorS Ford. and at one
time belonging to Jesse J. Clifton in that n"Gir-
hDrh0od
Given andcr my hand, and the sen! Of iIc
State. nj Columbia. the 9TH dnv o: Iuv. in
the year nf nur Ior,! nnc t,nn.,:rd aig.r
hundred and thirty nine. and in l.. sixty.
fourt', year or H. Independence Of III.
United States o. Amrrir,
PATRICK NOBLE.
s.: the Govcrno"
NJ. L,BuRDs:. Secretary ofStatc
Jnly. Is -
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE co ON PLEAS,

M EWIS RODGERS, who is in the cristo-
q dy OF the Sheriff of Abhevilie District. by
virtue of mcsnc process. at the separate suits of
John Nc CIin,ock, and of Miller, Ripley IL G."
having fled his petition with a schedule on
oath of his whole estate. real and persona with
the purpose ofobIaining the benefit of the Acts
of the General Assembly, commonly called he
Insolvent Debtors Act
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given, that the pc
til;on of the said Lewis Rod gers will be heard
and considered in the Court of Common Pleas,
for !AbberiIle District, a, AbbeviIle Court House
on Wednesday the sixteenth day of October
next; or sucIl other day thereafter as the Cur;
may order, during the Term. commencing al the
said place. on the second Monday of OCTOBER
next aud all the creditors of the said Lewis
',odgers. are hereby summoned, personally. mr.
by attorney, to appear then and there in the
said Court TO sllew cause if any they can. why
the benefit of the net aforesaid slolil.! not be
granted 10 re said Lewis Rodgers upon his
executing the ASST ignm"nl required by lhe acts
aforesaid. JNO.F LIVINGSTON, c. c.r.
c'TpE,* 1g1y 20 9f''Sss 1889. BIT ST. IS no "a
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Ko4DCE.isfa .A'Eau.e.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLuMEIA. SoUTU CAROLINA,
June 9th. IS3g,


By his Ereei'ency PArHicK NOBLE, Esq.
Gorernor and C0mmnndcr-ia- Chief IN
md Oper the State Of South Carolina.
WT7 IlERAS, information has been recciv"t
w AT the Department, lhat on the 18th "I
May, last.betweenlhr hours of l2and3 o'clo, +.
p VI. two negro chidien. Harry and Sary;
the property Of Stiles Rivers. were sto!cn from
his plantation on the I1Grse Shor ST. BarlhoI-
"newS Parish. Cole Oh District, South Caroli-
M. by some person unknown.
Nnw KNOW YE. Tha, to the end. Justice ma;
be done and that the perpelrator of this offence
may be hrongh' To lesa trial and condign pun
isI,lnenr do hereby offer reward of Tw"
Hundred Dollars. for his apprehension and con
victon in any Court of this State.
Said negro children are described as about
seven years ofagc. likely aud we'll grown.-
'They ar capable oftrling the names OF their
parents. and probably the name of the planta.
ton. MAY Bank Harry parents are Prince
and Fanny. and Sary's parents are Scipio and
Diana.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State at Columbia. the 24th dav Of June
in The year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tlliriy.nine and in the
sixty third year ofthe Independence olthe
United States Of lmerica.
PATRICK NOBLE, Governor,
BY the Governor.
VI. IABnRDE, Secretary Of State.
July %.
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EHaalnbllrS Lots Cor sale.
State OF South GA Olina.
EDGEFItLD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY
FORECLOSURE
Oliver Simpson, VS.

0I1sr HenSy Sl@PsIs' SP"I'a. vs. FORECLOSURE
NJU'rlCE Ishercby given that by virtue Of
" an Orie1 from the Court OF Chancery,i
will offer for SAFE 10 the highest bidder, at
Edeehcld Court House, OH lilr first NJ Munday in
October next. to iorccnse two Mortgages, the
following Lots in the Town oi Hamburg, viz:
Los krown III the Plan of said Town as Isl.
l52, l53. ISL l:55. Isl, l5S. l59. !60. lG1. and
49,. bounded Norlh by Cobb street. East by
Covington street. South by Mercer street. and
West by Cook street; comprehendng tile two
squares within said boundary. except IN alleyo
% feet, and square OF l50 feet, conveyed to
the Presbyterian Church. Also, all that parcel
oil land in upper Hamburg. described Il being
hon ,ded North by lands Of John 5. Covington,
East by ands Of John Foy. Soutl, by 4 ditch at
thr foo. of the Hill, running from the road lead.
ing to the Bridge, 10 tho Leigh trac line, West
by the Leigh tract and Fair tract line. containing
eighty acres. mnre or less. with the exception of
thrr" acres sold to Joseph J. Kennedy, and 4
half are sold 10 !;ichard Lubbock: one halt of
Cic purchase money to be paid in cash. and
for the other hafa credi; OF six month will be
given. Purchasers 10 give bonds and personal
security. and mortgage OF the premises, to
secure the credit portion ofthc purchase money
] TERRY, C. E. L. y.
Commissioners Office.
ci~stieLI, Sept. ,. 1889. s712l esl
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10 the diseases incident 10 the climate they in.
habit; and knowing likewise, that most Of the
diseases otihe UNITED STATES are based upon
organic or ilinctual arrangement of the liver;
directed their attention 10 those articles which
act more especially on the hillary organs.
Alter long laborious, and expensive research,
they have succeeded in extracting substance,
from the TOMATO which, from its peculiar ef.
deromnatcd Hcpmine. ltSa medicine that will
produce all the beneficial results Of Caomel, in
both arue and chronic Diseases without the
possibility of producing the dcleicrious conse-
Guenres common 10 that article Its action up
Oil the constitution is universal, no part OF the
system escaping its influence. 1t is. however
upon the organs Of secretion and excretiou,
that lis great power is particularly manifested,
hence it is peculiarly adapted TO the treatment
of bilious terers and other diseases in which a
,orpidity or congestion OF the liver and portal
cirrIe prevails.
1t is admissible in all cases whereit is neces-
sary 10 cleanse the stomach and bowels. 1t
removes obstruction, ant! excites a quick and
healthy action of the liver and other gandular
vscera Of the abdomen. Being difusbe in
in its operation, itprodrces free circulation
in the vessels on the surface of the body, ac-
companed by gentle perspiration, II does
not exhaust like drastic purges; still, its action
is more universal, and may often be repeated,
not merely with safety but with great benefit.
This becomes indispensably necessary in cases
Of long standing; for in them intense Temporal
nv impressions made By strong medicines, sell
dom, If ever, do gnodi bnt tend to inure the
stamina of tile constitution.
1t is cleansing and purifying to the system,
acts in perfect harmony with the known laws
of life and IS undoubtedly ole of the most valua-
BILE articles ever offered for public trial and in
spectou.
For convenience. this medicine is formed into
: grain pills. The white pills are cathar'ic. al
teratirc diaphoretic. and diuretic. The yellow
pills are tonic stimuiant, and diaphoretic.
Asa family medicine, onr which may be re.
sorted TO with safety. and relied on with Ger.
tainty. in the first stagcs OF disease in almost
an, form. it xceeds all former discoveries III
medicine. either from the vegetable or mineral
kingdoms.
They are put up i'll packages of 135 grams, or
A. Pills. at 50 cents. or loo pills at 81.
The abov" Medicine just received and for
sale Il the Fdgefrll Medicine Store.
Jnv ~, -" # %
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Miles Compound Extract of
Es71a A'ESs.

4 SUBSTITL I'll FUR CiLOMEL.
ETROM the well known and established rep
mtii:iOn of Calomd. it has heelI long employ
ed b., Ilic emplric and scientific physician. Us
Orr oi the must powerful agents for the remn-
val ofdsrase. BY the former, almost every
land has beeu dcluged with nosrnms, that their
auilus claimed Us specifies in every disease in.
cLent to The human family, The folly of these
pretcrsiors needs no comment. for accurate
chemical invest cation las shown. that the base
of most Of the Panaceas. Carhocons. &c,
which have been trumpctcd before the comlnu-
nifty with so much assurance. is Cdiouel. or
mcrcnry in some form. Now, it this potent
article even in thr hands of the most ski'ul
physician. frequently cxerts IN influence on the
human system, unforeseen. and entirely beyond
the control of art; undermining the constitution.
and bringing on premature old are. disease and
death, what result Should be expected whem
prescribed by the ignorant! Could their MANY
thousand viz Tins speak, a voice from The tomb
would soou dsp"lIhe spcc!fc' delrsion that now
sways the minds of the living.
Humame physicians Geplore The sad evils re.
suIlng from the memurial practice, and will
gladly hail the Introduction 0lan article that can
SAFELY be +llbstu:n.cd for Ca mrl. They fai
and thai kceniy. the great uncertainty it's prim
arv operation; they cannot say whether it will
be favourable or nmIavorahlr. They alsn knop
and, feel that Fits usr is continue'! iorany con.
siderable tIm". iiurious secondary consequent
ces must certainly follow. But thry must choose
the least Oftwo evils: they kuowno other art.
Gle that will arouse Il torpid lircr remove oh.
srructon. and set in free action the whole
gIandnar system. and it heing indspensaby
necessary to do this. they rontnue its use. not.
wihsta ding the evil consequences which
follow.
They have long desired and songht an art-
Gle that would produce the goOd effects OF this
drug, without sub eclng the patient to its dele
ieriOus results. Such Il resideraium. il is be-
lcved. has ai length been obtained. in the article
mnw presented tothe public.
Th" nroprictorsoiisis article kcepingin view
the lac' that Il miSe and benro'rm Bring has
nlaccd within the reach olall. remedies adar,ca
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PAPER hsANGENGS,

IMPORTED DIRECT FROM FRANCE.
FEVHE Subscriber has ..ust received splcn.
II d'd assortment of Paper Hangings, d.
rect from the factorp at Maihausen. IN France,
mostly new patterns and superior to any ever
IN this marker b. fore. This, with what he be-
fore had on hand. makes his assortment equal,
ard he eleves superior, TO any stock in the
Southern coantrv. which he will sell at Whole
sale or Retail. at the lowcst possible prices. He
respectfully invites an examination Of his Stock.
THOMAS RICHARDS,
DOB Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
August 81. 1889 c 30
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south Carolina Copper,
SHEET IRON & TIM WARE
.iHAfgsssGfNcGOry.

Y WOULD respectfully mIorm the Mrr.
Il chants and Planners of this State, AMI all
who may please 10 give me Il call. that have
located Mt Hamburg S. c., with view to Il
permanent residence; AID engaged in the
manufacture of Copper. sheet Iror; and Tin
Vare-which | will furnish bv IIho'csalc or
Retail, ofthe best quality, at the tOtccsl rates.
Having experienced Northern Worknen,
and being practiral merhanir myself can at
tend % RoofIng. Gmicring. and SpOming; ami
all othcr Jobs Of crcry description in my business,
,rbich shall he ,rell done. and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attcndedto.
A superior assortment Of Japanned Ware
Also, Stamp'd Plates. all sizes, iust received.
\. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March %, 1899. rs