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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

Tn. learned Professor t1----
horror f.- to- eas- VIM ll.
De- slI- o. lav- ones E-u- li-
the a.u- ic- o. t--ui- -
wea-ra---H-s lr -l1- -l-e--
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The ProF-r Day f1r Marriage Wosd-
n-sisy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

I'm FEEycH MIssioS the President o..
appointed John Bi-eiov 1ur present Caq-e
@ 5fz-sr a- PANS, @. ta E-vrv Ev.raH.l..-
arg ana Niuisier P-aliuoteHr--E Or --s-
court
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

uaruan with q sort o. nEnd-c-urr
ter the fashion Of 3 chlid's tov. "
be was making gres- noise an5 r.
were specializing WI . Il near, So
we're seen or tne cpp0sitc Sd o. q.
near the irene quarter rul --
men c1mIng-dlFl the opposite --r.
WIN -nitf is~- an .s-- .e.,-.-
r. -1aC.u0sc thas they ~s-. .
win tn police. suc thar CO. .-.
Indicate the direction o. he FIR.
hosstrng ~ -1s i-uu -s- iaf-uia
nasuce 20 sha nsiThru-nre-
g1r.v t1iI0sses s1~ --r=--
-u-- -==-nr- .ne ure. winch nl SETH.
cluster -of house, uT narrow ian- nv
fortunately clos b. ths hu-ui1-
there wa vacant FTace- We
90 Inta Do reiJre "a nun .-r . uet
-audv nag- AM STANDARDS arrive
Do rauI1 surCessi0I by -I-l- ~. -
Jda-l1okInc machine VIII -.t 1
ON tnau. -rcr rarri-c lr tre .r.-
flu- meI H- O. T-ale ra-sl1i- -r-H--
Der pa-- Iu--- engine rru-,s-
pump worked -v o. double le-s-
water n-iu- ur,.ecte. tr-au-
al01. 81 lreJ l1n-. w1-E-u- .- -~-
cu- aul-r portion D. ra- pump
?. nose vg- err -lectv. jos ~a- pa.
come 1.sran-, Tn- -rsa. l---
Be lns raui11-v with wrl-t -l- -.--
te- wa -xhausre- lE b -1H-- -.l-.
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buckets Sung I- -1s 7---l-
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

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zoe -- ---- v ua1e. rooms .5--ss
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The City Council me- Il JOINT convention s. z
7. H., and appointed the following city o5icefz
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

-l. hospital were r-- vel u-Iu-f al-
-rs lu--or- OBJ. v1a- -l-- could tlr c-- l--..lu-
-usr la- re-r .--,l- lellc.l- BESIDE l.u. -ua--
lu. ---r-u-n-. and -l- latter was alIlu stored
-- l-l.l- even -.mer. from o. slr. Oh -e- O.
---s-ur-.r Towards 90. --1-- o. -l. -nte-
COZ. l1. became scarce lu. -r -l- -lIt4ls
heavy r--als we-. s1-. ulec. c. con- urea-
-- -- -.-l1. s-l ruals- piece.
vl- E-a-- 1e-a -1E- -rF- I- u0 l--s-guc.
@. Treatment shown O. l---er- O. 1-1grel rams
genera s --rls- --r -le same us-. end rs-
--. saua size. -lluE q. ---r r-l4 as @
a. surell--
-1.1. ll- -ll 1---sre -ls. were win ne or
Ll-Tl.i. mad suer- s1-s months q. - suu-T
Norm .1-. Ir- T1er were rl-- --owl- there
r-- nl -e--s- -l-lu- -rc nor -ru---ur r-i-- o.
enjoying -res- a.- -la- e. Larv.le.
Lue-. we- nearly rs- t--lsau- eulsre. mer
-1-rr-- o. Salisbury O. o.. e1uuenceur-- c
tns winter I1e vsr, li s-1-ka1a 1- WITH
hardly l1v slerl- Il-r vs-e issue then
b tne rate ~ c1. f-- men son 70 TO-
tents v1u-l no.. Twelve or r-teel- u-- %. g-el.-
e- uuuue- W.ll. l.. u-- Eve - ST. -la
moe or l1s uer vers v.-11-- ANY G ve-ur
Enatsvei --r. 60 -n-- ----1ue- 1d.-. % tn-
Er--l- ~l.-. Ire---r-. then sauevla from
uurela-l l- -l. --sr--. - sle.re- -r-r SUI
ts-s- u1-s -1ar -l- men a. -ule-slrv e t--
rl- winters d. Salisbury o.. muse u.-. --vsrt
and ~ r--11sr. bal. a. us been c
tnr- rr-r-1lts .a-Ear- III four monte
l--f ue cen. .rel l.-- Lr.- t--
--ls-r-r-ll ar..-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

which vss rresi rrIvi,eys for Il So IT GUY
-oor1s sss a.Cos- Eiv--s szzcEy ana iou- To-
zxr1s tie cioss Of oar stsy our privileges wers
,o-svhEt iucrsasec: there was less trouble n
getting into TIE yard, and more were zlloWed O.
promenade the lower room a. one time. We
were much ANNOYED by Goa ges ana smoke, our
stoves sere badly co1s-ructsd-sn ine CA gwen
u Was poor KIND, leaving much eiinker. and
producing much gas OF Goa We generally r.
ceived nearly enough, though sometime III
stove were cold vhen tney vers - aeee=e
small ration o. veet vAs ISSUED Z us To-
cooking purpo-e- u smouure1 O. nccr- o7p
shors stFcs = each raan ever - c. we've
6syz, Dut as q good nan Ia nothing o. cook,
Ihose ihsI used ;te ne 1t d little more We
ais bought sc--s -o0d through tne Euariz and
s1rnetiHeE managed O. ''EIu fev uieoes e.
90 zav Tor wa,e- Forty or Eir- o. ~ ~-r--ea-
e. IL the c0urs- Ct the vInie- ir --ilc O. small
cooking stove f1- two hume ll-.ars IL proved
vsrv useful. and vh-- sa could .et WOOL Wa
ker. gong ur~.. AM day
I1eTe -are about fifteen hundred enllsIe. meu
cr-faeg ar Dauvi.ls a. To- l---u1i ng o. tns WIN
ys- They were Eep, % ;le sane KIND o. ----s
al 1-rs-.ye AMI received me same --.l1u. But
-nrr suffered more from crlt - more tlinly
c.s. f1- -ne mos par --- wing much ie-z
rl-- 81. T SAD. ~ -lua %. tlel- rooms rners
wen q. -r7vr- Oh. and tn- r-s would be-
Eul.- r --- middle r. -us floor 1lll- IN.
ron -,- smoke without al-.ls ul-a O. ~
u--mt-
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

Confederate 1-lrers. commenting O. m upor
tle Treatment o. our prisoner. excused u Oh me
Ercuu- That tner- covernme1f wa irving o.
force clr -1rerumeu- g. ef-ct an exchange OF
prisoner. ana tns- tll- was th- only mean. az
t1e- comuln-. Ez-lar-e they mus have.
whatever o els- then g. oHtal %. and they
YER c1unlenr thar wren tne friend. c. our
prisoner nearI o. tls hardship -hr- vers SUI
fertu-. lnsr. woull b. pressure brought %
bear uFlr 'ui alrH1-IJies taa- t1sy wouil NOT
b. alt fr resls-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

1uE ATTACK On kRsION The Word
learn from gentleman just arrived ron
Newi--rbc tne following additional partle-
ular- respecting the capture Of Kins5on
The assault on the city was lei by @en to1,
whose forces were strongly r.Assee o. two sides
T. For sous ft--- Uas- or -ru0ps Ee-r e-ii-1f-s1
N e-----iislC formidable sArtbvrrkE. vHict we're
constructe- Il seui--ir-rIs- tl-.. neD m
s1=re e0nusnc-s Cen. Cox ana me coIaHAnd
Ts-e e=-n1.y intrenched Evsry efor- tney
-aie 70 take tn city By storm was Vigorously
repuised by the ret.eis. Ehc Rre 49, nave
''fougnt ike tiFerI Tr~ ----y cuutsstsd or
advance tcr ssvs-r' -sys. an y7nen the struggle
va sc~- snu ~ tneir dsfss1- theT charged
- .-r troops nine times, vh1 to0E on eacn o.
cssiou refuge ~ their InirsucnmeHtE. ,rel lo1
AM MS command 1eaaved herlIcaity = tsf c>n-
tes- 100 o. the v0uHqs1 -nzu w. eyed OF
sunday last e ire n0--s.--s ID New Berne.
HAere the - ~ -nds- trel-msu-
some .he crew o. the reDt. r4L Neuse-
~tica vas des-royel before Emstlu. were cap
tured 10 formed one o. the prlucips defense
o. the city
The aivauee O.. our troop Jr-uu-l A1-ti
CarUiIna is msrEei -- OIL important woe --l--
tar roads arr 0e.uc c0us-ru-te-- whicl VII
o0uuec- with the ralir1a1s leading O. Richmond
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

IS a. a. could lean. should sa- taa,
B-iEaiie- Genera Vmde-. ooumrssa-v rsne-r-
1. me prisons Throughout -ne s1uta. va the
man mo- responsible f-- tut Treatment Of our
prisoner. Oicours- the immediate prison con-
l-anle-s mad much p0vs- -ve~ th- Mort o.
'ns rrl-oner=- nu- tns Csne-a. system So ran
Ell an1 sunervse- uv Wiule-. an from VIVA,
lav' been told -r men -r1u Llarlssr11 aud
Aua-r--rrll- should co- ula -hl, tne treat
meu- Wa Away. Wurs- OIL tHl- prison OF vnic-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-30
A VERY H1aH-HANDEp Acr-There

A VERY HIaH-HANDED AcT.-There
IS, in Glasgow, Howard County, o
church owned by Southern Meho-
dlsts. To this church, the Southern
Methodist Conference had appointed
Rev. Mr.. Swinney as preacher. Rev.
Mr., Swinney, under his appointment,
had taken possession. But it seems
q Conference of Northern Methodists
had appointed Mr. McCready to the
Same church. Of course, both could
not oficiate. Mr. Swinney was in
possession; if, therefore, Mr.. Nc
Cfeady were to occupy, he must do it
by first ridding the pulpit of Mr..
Swinney. Mr.. Swinney did not choose
to retire. What, then, was to be
done? Our erecuiones. of the laws.
Gov. Fletcher, answered this ques.
ton, and in the way we shall briefly
state. About two weeks age, he sent
an order to Gen. Pratt, commanding
North of the Missouri, to take pos
session and hold that church for the
use of Mr.: McCready. Gen. Pratt
ordered Col. Denny to execute the
order, and he did so. Col. Denny
demanded the keys of the church Of
MIR. Swinney, and had them turned
over to Mr.. McCready, who is now
the incumbent! We understand and
are informed that, the building in
question belongs to the Methodist
Church, South, and is lawfully at
their disposal. AT any rate, they
were IN possession. Yet the Governor,
with a sublime audacity, (which, how
ever, he does not show in st. Louis,
proceeds to GUST the lawful owners or
possessors at the point of the. bayo-
net.-& Louis Republican.
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COLUMBIA, c. SATURDAY. MORNING, SEPTEMBER so 1865

uncertain future, the past, at least, is ST.
cure. South Carolina has never swerved
from the path of honor, as she conceived it.
We have record Of which none need be
ashamed; iIs and when any apostate son of
hers dlsclalms or disparages it, may she
cast him out as unworthy Of her. The
devotion of evory true son Of the State
adhereS In adversely as we'll as in pros
per1ty-is loyal through evil So we'll al
through good report; and in tx midst of
the greatest misfortunes, ''sticketh closer
than BROTHER
AFTER the delegations from the Southern
States shall have been received, into Con-
Sress, many delicate and impol tant duties
Will devolve upon them, especially in refer
ence to the freedmen OF the South, and the
control which Congress, or party in Con-
gress, may desire still to exercise over
them. 1t may not be improper, in this
connection, to say that, whilst have ap-
proved the course of the State in seeking
to restore her old rela atoms with tho. Govern
ment or the United States, it has been u1,On
the faith and expectation that the State. as
soon as reconstructed, is to have entire
control OF the whole subject of her dcmes-
tic affairs. The State, and the State alone
must be left to decide to whom she will
give the right OF suffrage or other political
rights: A new code nor must be enacted
10 protect and govern the population lately
MADE froc-to prevent idleness, vagrancy.
pauperlsm and cline. l am not prophet
enough to foresee whether we can succeed.
but l solcma1y believe it will be Impossible
to live III the country at all unless the State
has exclusive control Of the whole Subject.
! have hope shat this will be permitted. and
think it is i'll accordance with our into
rests antb true policy to sustain the presi-
dent and the Democratic party in their
efforts to restore the States to their posi-
ton Of equality and to give them equal
rights in the Government.
With these views, if the voters OF the
District think that can serve them or the
State III this critical emergency, will do
my best for them; but l have too high a
sense sens: OF my own incompctency and Of the
ul1ncult1es and responsibilities OF the posi-
t1on, to solicit it by Il personal canvass.
SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
'ABBEv1LLEC c. H, Sept 81, 1865
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A Texas editor bows thus grace
fully: "We are equally indebted to
two lady friends, who shall be name
less in this though they have very
attractive namesEfor magnificent
cake, iced and decorated With roses,
Lilies, Grape, myrtle and evergreens,
and q goblet Of sherbet, such as we
read of i'll the tales of the Arabian
Nights. We hope they may fold their
wings, and conclude to, remain on
this earth, and-feed lis in this style
habitually"
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j. F. EtSENMANN.
Merchant Tailor

CORNER LADY AND GATES STREETS.
me Square ar Rear Of LItcAco>h's Stables.
REGS to inform the citizens of Columbia
- thet ne has received, by late arrival
from the North, a large and selected ,nsort-
ment OF BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
VESTlNGS, &c, expressly for the Southern
market, and will be pleased to see his old
customers and friends. He hopes by strict
attentlon to merit thsco11tinuation Of their
attended to. Sent % ~
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COPARTNERsHIp NOTICE

TNHE undersigned, having associated with
Il i : him nnI in business HIS son, EUGENE r.
WAnIEk, the hrm will hereafter be known
as GEORGE H. WALTER d SON.
The new firm will continue to receive and
forward promptly all MERCHANDISE and
PRODUCE confided tokheir care; and they
hope the patronage so 1iberauy extended to
the old house wiz be continued to the new
firm. GEORGE H, WALTER
Sept IA 40
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South Carolina--Lexjngton District.

OST on stolen, on the 18th February,
~ 1865, when Shcrmans army invaded
our territory, sundry papers and receipts,
including BOND or SEALED NOTE,
gwen by Henry J. Seibeis, jr., to Henry
Selbeis. sr-year 1SC4--payable 1st Janua-
ry. 1866, for 50 800 or 81, 100 in gold or silver
com, drawing interest when due. l do
hereby forewarn all persons from trading
the sald bond or note to any person or per-
sons whosoever, as they were legally exc
cuted by my son to me by Esquire Black,
and nave not received any payment, di-
rcctly or by transfer.
Sept 20 = HENRY SEIBEI4S, SR.
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At Home Aoa:ni

IMPORTANT no MILL OWNERS.
WILL PATCH. ALTER and REPAIR
l. STEAM BOILERS, within fifty miles of
TINS place; also, do any heavy or particular
MILL FORGING. I may be found by. an
plying at this Office. s. J. PERRY
Sept "a
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For the Legislature.

The following gentlemen are suggested
az MT persons TO represent Richland Dis
trlct III the next General Assembly:
VIM. WALLACE, WM. X. BACHMAN
WM. H. TALLEY, JAS. G. GIBBES.
Sept 2S =
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The Southern PRESBYTERIAN,

THk publication of the SOUTHERN
Il PhESBYTERIAN will ne resumed i'm
ncuiatcly after the re-cstablishmcnt OF the
mails throughout tic country.
IEnMs-Feur Dollars per annum in adj
vance Presbyterian Ministers and Elders
are requested to act as our agents
Inc style OF the firm having been changed,
an communications should be addressed to
JAnES WOODROW 4 CO., Columbia, S. c..
Sept 81 w,w3t
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J. II. Blakely and G. P. Copeland

III AVE this day entered into copartner-
IL ship, for the purpose of traneacting a
general COMMISSION BUSINESS, under
the style and name of BLAKELY & COPE
LAND. They will give their best attention
to the sale and purchase of COTTON, as
well as other things consigned to their
will take charge of cotton, and sell here,
Charleston or New York, as may be desired.
Store and Office on Main street, corner Of
boundary, near Cotton Town, Columbia, s.
G. BLAKELY 4 COPELAND.
H5- Charleston Courier copy six times and
forward bill to this office. Sept 81
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Special Notice.
COUNCn. QUA

COCNClL CHAMBER.
CoLUhB1A, September 2S, 1865.
A LII persons running wagons. draws
"A hacks and other vehicles for hire With,
in the limits Of the city, are hereby inform
cd that the City Clerk is now prepared to
supply the BADGES prescribed by Council.
Al such persons described falling to ap-
pear, pay taxes and procure badges without
further delay, will be arrested and dealt
with according to law
Sept 20 +. II. ELMORE, City Clerk.
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NOTICE..

"A LII persons holding claims Tor HORSES
IA. purchased for Gen. Hampton's caval-
ry, IN Febrnsry last, will present their
vouchers on OF before the 25th October
next. Vouchers NAV be left with TtHEO
STARK, Esq. JOHN T. SLOAN
Sept 20 Quartermaster-Gcn'l. S.
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FOR CONGRESS.

The friends OF GEO. D. TILLMAN, ESQ,
respectfully announce him a candidate for
CONGRESS-, at tAe ensuing election, in the
Third District, embracing Orangeburg,
EdSehcld, Lexington, Abbcvillo, Newbcrry,
Richlan6 and Fairfield. Sent "a *
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FOR STATE SENATOR

The many friends Of E. J. ARTHUR, in
consideration OF his past valuable services,
beg leave respectfully to nominate him for
re-eleciion to the Office, os SENATOR IRON,
klchland District, at the ensuing election.
Sept 81
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New Store
81 M ~ Gas9efsS.

ITNHE subscribers have just received, di-
Il rect from New York, a full supply of
Ladies and Gents FALL and WINTER
GOODS, OF all kinds, such as CALICOES,
DELAlNES, AERINOES, FLANNEL, Bal.
moral Skirts: Ladies Cloaks, Long cloth,
Goods, &c
GENES WEAR-Clothil,g, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes. Under-shirts, &C.
ALSO,
A good assortment OF CROCKERY and
GLASS-WARE
Citizens and persons generally would do
Well to give Us a call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Sept 13 1mo 2. EYONS 4 Co.
Corner Assembly and Washington SITS.
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N Office,

T\HE DUE BILLS for so cents, 81 and s2,
Il lssiled by us, will be redeemed i'm Hich'
mond, Va, 10y Mcssrs. LANCASTER Il co.
and at Columbia, S. c., by Messrs. ZEAI.Y'
SCOTT BRUINS. ,at the rate fixed bv the
Court Of Cancellation, viz: sixty Ar one.
AL parties holding these due bills arc re-
quested to present them for redemption
notice. KEATINGE 4 R.Iy
Sept 2S
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STOLEN.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from me a fine BAY
Naaaso HORSE, supposed TO be between
TXk14 and Is hands high, large dish
Al-l-face, star in the forehead, left eye
lash torn Off, which keeps his eyc-baH fret
ted and has caused q spot in the eyc.-yct
his sight is good; one hind foot white, q
small wind-Sall on his wethers, 2 large
neck, thin body, very dark maAe and tail
Any person knowing OF such horse will
please address me at Chick Springs, Green
vile District, and l will send for the horse
and send the reward.
Scpt27 Ss HARRINGTON HAWKINS.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-07
New HoTEL-GRANT House.

". W. Corner Of Caluert and Franklin streets
Opposite the Northern Central Railway Depot.
The above house is now open for the aecommoda-
ton OF guests, and offers superior inducements to the
travelling public. The table will be furnished with
all the markets afford, and every attention to the
comfort of those who desire quiet hotel. n6-lw
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For MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MATHEWS VEN
ETHAN HAIR DYE has stood the test of trial. and is
constantly increasing in public favor.
The VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and cheap
est made. Its price is only IS cents and each bottle
contains double the quantity of dye in those
usually sold for 81.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro-
cess, which renders it infinitely superior to any Dye
in market. Being complete in one bottle no prepa-
ration is required, which greatly smplifes the appli
cation.
IL Using THIS DYE you avoid that rusty, dead ap-
pearance by which dyed hair and whiskers are SO
readily recognized, when inferior article has been
used, it produces perfectly natural color of any
shade that is desired, from rich brown to jetty,
lusrous black, that will not smut crook or stain the
clothing. Invest IS cents, and you will be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. /. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer.
DENAs BARNES & Co., New York,
mys-1awlyf Wholesale Agent.
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HousE-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement Of Messrs. Smith, Bros,
& Co., No 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be cxcellcd. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits, and deal on the
square with everybody.
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MARRIED.

G0NTRUM-MILLER.-On the Goth of octobor
~ Ine hev; Richard Norris. VIM T. Centrum TO Miss
'1 TidI 1, miller, both of this city
+bn PaL. oMTth1-MILLER.-0n November ID. by
me ~ Key. Thomas Sewell, James H. Wofowav If
conntT ra county, to Miss Malvina NJ Miller. of Cecil
n GLEHART-SLACK.-O the ID instant h., po,
ali Of SWaEy Rutus lgchart to Miss Mary E. Slack
STREET-SEYMOTR -Or ,lo oe.. -.
the Rev L. A. Lefevre r. j. Street to miss gssnI; ny
Seymour. both of this city ~ Mss - nate
D % SlTnn n. S,, ER-On November 1st by the
Warner, both of this city. " 0ih''h'a W.
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT |!

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used
over 20 years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces lustrous black or
brown as desired. Does not injurc the hair. Price
rs cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
my9-2tawl
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-07

TENDER TETE-A-TETE
Looses half its charms. if the sweet words of either
party are not mated with fragrant breath. SOzo
don't is the only article that will this desdera
tum by keeping the teeth speckless the gums healthy
the whole mouth pure and undoliled. 1t literally
cmbalms the dental substance, preserving it from
decay through life. Use it daily. VIII find it a
pleasure.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-07

EMAIL DE PARIS is sold by all first class druggists
pertumers ladies' hair dessers and dealers in toile,
goods-Wm. Ii. Read li7 Baltimore street General
Agent. ''hiofc street uenerai
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-07

F1-When thistles yield figs then, and not till then,
will the extracts made from common essential oils
take rank with Phalon's Might Blooming Cercus,"
the rich product of living tropical flowers. The de-
mand for it. vast is has not yet attained its full
nrnnnrtions. Sold eYerYWhere.