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News Summary.

a ,arcus Of all the Southern members
now la-Washington was held few even.
ings since, at which they resolved to go
home and remaiu there until after the All
Of March.
Russian journals state that the cholera.
which has during the last tw o months visi-
ted the Southern provinces Of the Empire,
is gradually making ils way North, in spite
Of the laieness of the season. 1t has APP
peared 10 Berdotchewa, town Of Russian
Poland.
The Boston Post saws: The Southern
.xomes discard the homrspun, upon which
there has been so much boas,ing, and take
to Northern fashion and Northern goods
with wondrous facility, and their temper
swertens just u proportion as their ward
robe is r.pl lenishsd.
The Secretary Of the Treasury recon.
mends that the collection ofintsrpal revenue
taxes ir those States accruing previous to
the sstablishmen OF collection offices bs
indefinitely postponed. and that the sales Of
property under the direct tax law be sus.
pended until the States shall have nm ep-
pcrtuni,y sf assuming the payment of the
tax assessed upon them.
TRIAL FOR Treason, AccourrTAL. Ths
first trial for treason since That Of Aa,sr
Burr, occurred recently in Esst Tenne.ses
Captain Gamble, a Confederate enrolling
orhe.r, wss indicted for treason, and when
tired, acquitted by tue jury. In another
case, Jrdgs Trigg dec dsd that parole.
given to the Confederate aEmise hays not
been binding since the close Of ~ war, not
being equivalents 20 pardoRs.
Within the circle, Ave miles in diameter,
Of which Washington City is the centre,
there are, it is belle, ed, at the present time.
no less thnn 10000 colersd people. four
tiiths Of whom were .lnves at the opening
OF the rebellion. Among this population
there are nov ir operation fifty three
rehool.. under the instruction of Ill teach.
crs (mnny from New England, principally
from Ma.s,chu-stts ard Mnine.l' with n to-
tai of 5,6lS scholars in November, and an
average daily attendance Of +.223 There
nr- also, in addition TO these day schools,
fifteen even ne Schanls f"r adults in Wash.
ington, three nj Giesborn' Point. two ut
Alesnnfra and one in Georg- own. em.
brsring Al ,ssst 600 men and womrr.
There srr. moreover three in dustrinl schools
for the instrection uf colored woEsh in the
work and duties of n household.
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SOUTH CAROLINA-Lancoster District
PY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina.
I'D ry for said District.
WHkREAs, Emiliae LAnry has applied to
ms for Letters Of Administra,i or all
and singular, the goods and cha,teT., rights
AMI credits of d Z. Laney, late Of the Dis
.rict aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and adnon-
ish all and singular, the kisdred and credi.
tors OF the said deceased to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, TO be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the i7th day Of January
mat, to snow cause, il anv, why the said
Administration should not be- grarted.
GIVEN under my hand AID seal, this Cd
day Of January, In the year sf our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six, and In the seth year Of the
Independence Of the United States Of
America.
d. A. WILLIAMS, o. L. d.
January 10, lse6. Is-2t.
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HEADQUARTERS,
COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 81, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS No l.

I The following appointments Of Off
IL GERS in the Militia, made BY His Ex-
ceIlcncy the Governor and Commander in
Chief, by and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, in pursuance Of an Act of
the General Assembly, TO provide for the
re. organization Of the Militia, are hereby
announced, and they will DO obsysd and
respected accordingly:
Is, DIVISION.
Aajor-Ceneral VI. w. Gary, Edg.fsld.
lst Brigsds-Brigsdier General Joseph
Newton Brown, Anderson.
lst Regiment-Coloael Ab,aiom Blythe,
Greenvi,le.
I'd Regiment-Colonel w. C. Keith,
PiskeLs.
Sd R'gmeAt-Co!onel r. b Arnold,
Greenvile.
4th Regiment-Colonsl Charles S. Nat
tison, Anderson.
9th Rs.imont-Csianal y. II. Barton,
Pickens.
AID Regiment-Colonel Thomas b. Lee,
Anderson.
To command companies Of mounted men
Colonel w. II. Perry, GresnvilIe.
I'd Brgade-Bhgadier General Alex. c.
| Haskell, Abbeville,
9Th Reginent-Colonel G. McDuffie
Miller, hbbeville.
7th Rsgimeot-Colsuel Robert Lanham,
Edgefeld.
Sth Regiment--Colonel J. Townes r OBJ
| srtson. hbbeyille.
9Th Regit1sn.-Colonel benjamin Roper
Edgef.ld.
10th Regiment--Coloael James Mitchell,
E4geReld.
TO command companies Of mounted
men Colonel J. G. Cothran, Abbeyille.
I'd DIVISION.
Major General Johnson Hasood, Barn.
well.
Sd Bdgsde.- Brigsdier General William
Elliott, Beaufort.
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THE .TRI.WE EEkLY NEWS.
THE SOUTHERNER,

PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT DARLINGTON, o. O.
BY J. NJ. BROWN.
TERMS Of snbscription--To subseri.
4 bers on our books, SO so 10 new sub,
scrbers, 4 Advertisements per square,
first Insertion, 81 80; each subsequent iu-
sehlon 1
Advertisements not paid for 10 advance
will be continued until paid for, and be
charged accordingly. Transient advertise.
ments must be paid for in advance. Ad.
verlisements not marked for certain mum.
Der of insertions, will be continued until
forbid, aud charged accordingly.
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"Tha ". G. Guardians

The undersisned will issue. conmerctng
on the hrstday Of January, 1856, in the city
of Char!tttr, N G., daily and lri.wcekly
newspaper under the style and title Of
The Moth Carolina Guardian,
which shalt be devoted especially to the
dissemination of the latest rsws, and the
guarding, with IA eagle eye, the interests
Of The State under The Cons tuition, and in
confor atty with he !. Ms of the Uaited
States
There will also be issuei, from the same
office, weekly paper under the style and
title of
THE CATAWBA WATCHMAN."
Tse tsrus for the DAILY GUARDIAN
will be for one ysar, 81 SIX months. 81;
three months, $2.sO; any lass time 81 per
month.
The TRI.NEEKLY GUARDIAN will
be su,p!ief to sub .cribyts at S5 for twelve
months SO for six months; SITS for
three mosths, and rs ceniI per month for
any less ,imo.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ordinary advertisements, occupying not
moro than ten lines (one s2nare) will bs in
serted a either OF the abeve publications
at scv hty Rve csnls IeE Toe rst insertion
and fifty cents for each subsequent inssr.
ton. Larger advertisements In exact pro-
portion. LIS ,erRl discounts will be made
fer contract advertising.
The Weekly WatchHan
vii! be iuraished 10 subscribers at 81 per
nnnum. ,inglo copy. and to a club Of fi,e
fer 81 50; to n cluS Of ten for Sl2 50;
and TO a club Of tive ,ty for $40, with an
extra copy to the getto. up Of clubs.
All ordcrs should be addressed TO
J f. BRlTTON,
Editor and Proprietor Guardian"
Charlotte, N. G..
Dsc II. IT.
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Notice.

DERSONS knowing themselves indeb
1. ted to me for Lumber are hereby no.
tilted and requested to settle the same with
my Attorney at Lancaster c. H., w. NJ
Connors, Esq. in whose hands the papers
have been lett for settlement. Those in.
debted by account will please settle by cash
or note. "Greenbacks" will be received a,
par for either notes or accounts due me on
said claims, if rendered at an early day.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
December 9, 1865. I3-tf
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Medical Card.

these extraordinary times when all bu.
lsnrss is conducted on the Cash sys,em, I
End myself 'ged to adopt the cash system
w'tn those Of NV patrons who may need my
professional seryic.s the present year. II
Is with much rSlnc,ance that ! take thi-
course, but necessity compe's me TO adopt
Il. ltis ispo>s bs for me o continue the
Practice under anv other system. san buy
nothing sAcsp. for cash aud am unable TO
collect waat is >. me for ssrvics already
rendered. NV Medicines IIs,:u'r 'rents and
Books were burnt with my resi- ience last
Spring. and to get another supply | must
have money. Therefore all who may need
my services from th.s date must pay cash
or furnish me with provision al market
rates.
Those who are Indebted to me BY note
or account VIII copfer II favor by settling
up, either by cash or rpr"visions.
X. S. BECKlIAM, NJ. D.
Jan 10th lS66-St
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Sale Notice.

r WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST
l. Bidder at my residence n hall nile East
Of the Mineral Springs, on MONDAY, 18th
inst, a valuable selection of
Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
Some CORN and WHEAT,
And other articles too tedious 10 mention
TERMS CASH.
On the same d,,v will rent nv residence
JANE e. }. BECKHAN.
Jan. 10th, lSG6-lt.
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Y0RKVlLLE ENQUIRER.
YORKVILLE, s. C

lORhVlLLE, y. Z.
TERMS-iN ADVANCE-Three dol.
lars and Afty cents per year two aollsrs
for six months; one dollar for three months
payable in "greenbacks." When pay.
ment Is made in specie, two dolIags and fif.
iy cents per year one dollar and twenty.
hive cents for six months; seventy Eva
cents FOR three months. Single copies, ten
cents.
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SOUTH CAROllNA-Eancaster District
Rf ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina,

III -
- ry for said District
WHEREAS, A. s. Ni-bet has applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all and
singular the goods ard chattels. rights aud
credits Of Margaret Nisbst, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon
ish all and singular. the kindred and crpdi-
tors of the sad deceased, TO be aud appear
before me nj our mex, Ordinary's Court for
the said District, TO be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 18th day Of January.
INST to show cause, if any. why the sal
Administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under INV hand and seal, this lat
day Of January, in the wear of our
Lord 1866, and in the S9,h year of
the Independence Of the U. s. Of
America
ID 4. WILLIAMS, o. Id.
Jan. 10, lSG6. 1877.
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L mcnce in the City of Charles on,
early in Now N Der, Family Journal, to be
known as the
WEEKLY RECORD.
II will contain eight pages of fine paper
and clear type, and ~iii MAKE wGer bound,
a volume Of ornament value.
While containing all the 'niest religious
intelligence fran the Churches at home
and abroad, it will also contain a weekly
dicest of social, me-cauii.e and political In
teliigoncc, as well a. general Information
on literary. scientific aud agricultural sub.
jrc,s, making josrnal accep table 10 the
city and country reader.
Mini.ters throughout the South, acting
as agen anu receiving subscr ptions, will
be entitled to acopy.
For on. copy for elk months, g. 90
For one copy fer ons year, 90
CLUB RATES,
For ten cepei to oae sd!iess, for
six moHth', 80 90
All subs cripteons to date from the first
Of the month in which received.
ADvERTISiEG RATES.
One square 81 90; every subsequent
insertion 81 90.
Contracts made on rcasonal le terms.
L. s. BIRD. +. A. MOOD.
Address "Weekly Record" Key Bsx,
D.t Of 1sc5
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Y0KRVILLE FE NAL E
EMINARY.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS lNSTI.
l. tuition will begia (D. w. the Fir.t
Monday Of EebruNry, next A large and
CONNEXIONS building las been secured
sui will be well fitted mp for both Teach
ing aud .arding purposes.
The H"nrdiur Depart .aent will be under
ths care and superinl.ndencs Of Mr.. n.
w. Thorn~ell
Due attention will be given 10 Music
and Frrnch.
Iatrnding TO d.ynt- eur best energies to
The work. We earnestly solicit liberal Pa.,
ronags.
Circulars giving full particulars may be
obtained by applying 10 Rev. J. N. Craig,
at La caster E.. H.
RHv. }. NJ. ANDERSON
Rsv X b. ANDERSON. rnn Pa'''
Yorkvillu, S G., Dec 80, 1866. lS-3t.
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T Il E.
w e 8 t ern D e M oorat,
Published every Tuesday,
Will a Hll j. D q tcs,
EDITOR AID PROPRIETOR.
TERMS, s. COPPER ANNUM, in advance.

Trsnsient advertisements, must be paid
for in advance. Obituary notices are
charged advertising rates.
Advertisements not marked on the manu-.
script for specific time, will be inserted
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
81 per squars Of 10 lines or less will be
charged for each insertion, unless the nd
vertiss ment is inserted 9 months or more.
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a LIS o .

a l. S 0
ON TIE NEXT DAY, WEDNESDAY,
the 18th, ! will sell at the UOUGII place.
four miles East of Lancaster on Gilrs
Creek, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
on said place, belonging to the Estate, EN-.
brnclng substantially the same description
of articles.
eS3- at the same time will be rented the
plnntaiIon Qiongh'.) for the year 1866
This is also n valuable Plantation with n
good deal of fresh land.
Terms made known on day Of sales.
NJ. N. CRAWFORD, Admir-.
Dec. 29th, 1866 I73t
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Estate cf w. j. Cureton,
deceased.

pERsoNS having deTaad. Of any grade
Il character against the Estst te Of Wm.
}. Cureton, decd, late Of Lancaster Dis.
'rIct, South Carolina, are hereby oiili.d
and requested TO pre.eht The same properly
authenticated to the undersigred for pay
ment .'ithis the time allowed by law and
this netee will be plead in bar aga inst all
ciAiuis not 80 presented.
G. b. CURETON, }
Csc w: WILLIAMS, Er'rs
Is. .CURETUN.
Jun'y. 10, 1866. lstf
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"Thc PhGnix.D
P UB LlsHED AT coLUMBI
BY JULIAN A. SEI.BY.


BY JULIAN A. SEI.BY.
TIVE Daily Ph9uix, issued every morn.
l. ing, except Sunday, is filed with the
latest news, (by telegraph, mails, etc., Ed.
i,orial Correspondence, Miscellaney, Poo.
try, and Stories.
The tfi weekly Phoenix, for country cir.
cula,ion, ia published every Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday, and has all the reading
matter OF interest contained 10 the daily is.
sues Of the week.
Daily, one year. $40 90
three months ......... 900
Tri'Weekly, one year. TOO
three months. 200
Weekly, one year.. .,......... 400
thres months. l.25
Advertisements inserted in the Daily or
Th.Weekly At sl a square for the first in.
sertion, and rs cents for each subsea uent
insertion. Weekly advertisements 81 a
square every insertion.
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Estate Sale.

/ NDER an order from David A. VIII.
~ Hams Esquire, Ordinary for Lancaster
District. will sell at the late residence of
hngh w. Campbell, decd on Wednesday
ION day Of January next, all the Personal
Property OF the Estate Of said deceased
consisting of
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
W EEKLY RECORD.

INHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL COM
L mrnce in the City of Charles on,
early in Novtn nber, Family Journal, to be
known as the
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Now, ,,teLow,cltlzens, have address
cd you longer than / intended. An old
fellow-a Greek, be.ieve-onca SAID
that a great many people could COM
mence a speech, but very few could end
one. / thank you for your kind ana
respectfulattention. Ihavegreat hopes
when / look over this half acre or more
OF upturned faces that we will yet save
the Union; that we will yet see this
great Republic have described pre-
served for the future. am proud TO
say to you that, according to my best
Judgment, your present President Is
the man for the work. Applause. !
Trust him, and he will not fail you
He will do the work quietly and gen
tlemanIy, as a man and gentleman
should do.
The Senator retired, greeted by the
prolonged cheering Of the audience.
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giIe Memphis Riot.
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette tRadical,l
THE SECOND DAY.


THE SECOND DAY.
MEMPHIS, May 2.-The riot was re-
sumed this morning, and continued
with much fury until noon, with con-
sequences equally as disastrousas those
of yesterday. Before daylight crowd
of some five hundred negroes attempt
ed to gain admission 70 the fort and Sc
cure the arms in the arsenal, but were
finally met by the commanding officer
who threatened them with grape and
canister if they did not instantly dis
perse, when they Immediately retired.
General riOting commenced about y
O'Clock, beginning by the declaration
Of negro i'll a low groggery that ev-
cry id white man in the city would
be killed before the cessation Of hosil-
tiles. which declaration reaching the
ears of several white men, resulted in
the violent death of the negro. Then
the war began in earnest. Startling
rumOrs reached the business portion
of the city, and citizens arming them
selves with all sorts of weapons, rush
ed frantically in crowds to the scene Of
the riot, breaking into gun and pistol
stores as they went, and appropriating
all the arms they could find. They were
followed by the sheritfs force, the p0-
lice force, firemen and a posse, organi-
zed and armed by the Mayor. South
street was again the battle ground.
Here the negroes had collected to the
number of at least 800, bearing aloft
a black flag as their standard, and hol-
looing. yelling and firing in every di-
rection. Most of them were discharg-
/ ed soldiers. still wearing their uniforms,
and were armed with muskets. The
citizens charged on them. pouring in q
| vollev of shot at the same time, which
caused the negroes to run, leaving some
! u or 20 OF their brethren dead and
wounded on the ground. The return
( fire killed one citizen and mortally
wounded two others. The advantage
was pressed and the negroes were driv-
en- helterskelter beyond the city limits,
scattering in every direction. Various
rumors are ah0at as to the number kill
! led. bat it Cannot be less than fifteen.
/ have positive knowledge Of eight.
/ | could not learn the names of the
torch was applied to several negroes
dwellings, which are now mass Of
smoking ruins. The white troops fl
nally succeeded in stopping the riot,
and all is now quiet with the exception
of occasional firingin the suburbs. vi
olence to peaceable negroes has ceased.
But very few make their appearance
on the streets.
Most of the black rioters are skulk-
/ ing beyond the city limits, and the
white troops, Of whom there are only
/ two companies, are disarming them as
rapidly as possible.
Some fear an outbreak tonight, but
/ | think the riot is at an end, as the ne
groes have been badly wOrsted, and
there is not much disposition tOm)Iest
them while they conduct themselves
properly, although hetiremen and po-
/ liceare much incensed over the death
of their comrades killed yesterday, and
are prevented with difficulty from
wreaking further Vengeance on the
blacks.
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WOMAN, an essay on grace in onevol-
ume, elegantly bound.
KEEP the eyes wide open before mar
riage and half shut afterwards.
IT has been asked, when rain falls
does itever get up again? Of course it
does, in dew time.
A YANKEE has just taught ducks to
swim in hot water with such success
that they lay boiled eggs.
WHY is dog lying with his nose to
his tail, an emblem of economy? Be-
cause he makes both ends meet.
Il AM glad this coffee don't owe me
anything" said book-keeper to his
wife the other morning at breakfast.
"Why?" was the response. Because
/ don't believe it would ever SETTLE"
| NEVER look at the girls. They can't
bear it; they regard it as an insult.
They wear their feathers, furbelows,
and frills, merely to crafty their mann
mas, that's all.
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How THE ABOLITIONIsTs KEEP
THEIR PROMISES TO THE SOLDIERS
Major George B. Halstead, a gallant
ldier, who last fall stumped New
Jersey, from Sussex to Cape May, for
tie election of Marcus L. Ward for Gov
ernOr, is ont in q letter, bitterly de-
nouncing Ward, as unfaithful to his
pledges, "to appoint Soldiers to posi-
tons of profit and trust" He shows
that every position in the gift of the
Governor, TO which there is any salary
attached, has been filled by stay at home
politicians, to the exclusion of soldiers
equally as we'll qualified. He names
particularly the offices of Private Sec
.retary, Clerk of the Supreme Court,
and Secretary of State. The Legisla-
ture last winter passed an Act. author
izing the Governor to appoint some
suitable person to write the military
history of New Jersey, and Mr.. Hal
stead charges that the Governor prom
| ised the position to acivilian 'before the
ink was dry, with which his name was
written to the BILL" and soldiers We're
! told to stand to one side.
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4husictaus and dentists.

N FL, PFNNSYL, NJ. D., BLOODY
Rex. Pa. Htte surgeon 56th 7. Y, VI ten
I- bis professional services to the people OF that
place and vicinity. Dec. y, o'-iS--
" ". W.JAMISON, NJ. d., BLOODY
" , RUN, Pa tenders his professional seTyi- ser,
ses to the people OF that place and vicinity ofnce
me door west Of Richard Langdon store
Nov q, 65-Iy
nR. J. L. MARBOURG, Having
J permanently located, respectfully tenders
E Professional services to the citizens Of Bedford
zad vicinity. ,----..,
0Hee on JuIiana street east side, nearly opposite
he Banking House of Reed i Schel.
Bedford February ,, 1864.
s. HcEGK, T. q. AlNNI'"' 'H''
DENTISTS,
BEDFORD, PA
gH,e in the Bank Building. Julinna St
All operations pertaining to Surgical OF Ne
s-suical Dentistry carefully performed, and war
-r.ed
TFRYs-CASH.
Bedford. January 6, 1860
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GEO. BlTHYER. JoHN P BLY"fER.
~ FORGE BLNM y Err X SON
I / having formed & partnership, on the 9TH OF
March 1856 In the
HARDWARE 4 House FURNi>HLN6
BUSINESS,
respectfully invite the public to their new rooms
three doors west of the old stand, where they viii
find an immense stock Of the most splendid goods
ever brought to Bedford county. these goods
will be sold at the lowest possible prices persons
dcsirous Of purchasing BUILDING HARDN AXE
will find il to their advantage to give Us a call
WHITE LEADING have on hand large
quautifv of White Lead. which We have been for
iunate 20 buy a litte lower than the market rates
The particular brands 10 which we would invite
attention. are the
Purt BfscE Ls0d.
L55srtu Hhite Lcad.
sum" FrgUkfW White Leaa
HashiDgtoa White Lead,
VashiugtoD ZlDc White Lead,
Ne,c York White Lent.
Also French PorcskaHy FINISH.
Demqr Farush;
FayUiSbcS Of all kinas.
Floryeed OIL (puye)
TRrBeHtiHf oHd AicOh0t-
All kinds of IRON and NAILS.
No CHRYSTAL ILLUMINATING COAL
+ OIL.
LAMPS in profusion.
Hardware to give Us call, as we have every
/ Thing in the Saddlery line, such as Buckles
/ Rings. Hames and Webbing Leather Of all kinds
/ also variety Of Shoe Findings, consisting OF
/ French Calf Skins Morocco Linings, Bindings
/ Pegs, etc. 9,
Housekeepers will find at Blymyer Son
. store n great variety Of household goods. kniye
and Fork Of the very best quality; Plated Table
4 and Tea Spoons at all prices.
Give us a call and we can supply you with Barr
. Door Rollers the latest improvements Nova SCOTS
I Grindstoues, better than, any in use; Shoyeis
[ Forks and Spades,
/ Grain and g rass Scythes and Snathes; tlshnE
Tackle: Brushes Of all kinds; Demi-JohnS Paten
Wheel Grease Tar and Whale Oil, and an INFINITE
variety Of articles.
$50 200 WANTED-Would like to get il if ou
friends weuld let us have 1t. Less will 90 bu
uers,pg having unsettled accounts will close then
mn 10 the first of March, to enable Us to close on
. old books This should be done.
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