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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-11-20

The Rockingham Register says that lit will
crafty the friends of christianity to learn that
the two Methodist societies in Harrisonburg
have been happily merged into one body, and
have placed themselves under the pastoral care
and oversight of the Baltimore Conference OF
the Episcopal Methodist Church. -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-11-20
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LOOK TO IT
We noticed the fact some time since that all
persons in possession Of ardent spirits on the
LIST day of September to the amount'of fifty gal
Ions should report it to the Collector by the
lst of November, as failure to do SO subjects
it to forfeiture. We again call attention to this
fact that all may save their spirits from forfeit
ure, by needing the warning we give them,
Col. WM PRESTON JOHNSTON, of Louisville,
Kentucky, was, on last week, elected Professor
of History and Literature in Washington Col
lege, Lexington, Va.
Col. Johnston is the son of the lamented Gen.
Albert Sydney Johnston, and was aide to Elk
President Davis. He is admirably qualified for
the position, being distinguished graduate OF
Yale College where he bore off the honors of a
class of one hundred students.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-11-20

In the case of John Splitter against James E.
Carson, for assault and battery, James E. Car
son was fined $3.50 and his brother, Robert N.
Carson, $50 The judgment against Robert N.
Carson was set aside by the Court, on the ground
that there was not sufficient evidence to estab-
lish that he was party to the assault.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-11-20

GLASS & PUTTY.-Glass of all sizes con-
Va stantly on hand. GEO. b. PRICE.
nov 13-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-11-20

il lot IOOI, TtCtIVtu Dy
Nov Is JONES Sc HUNTER.
NEW BOOKS.-The Prison Life of Presi-
IN dent Davis, by Craven; Is Davis Traitor,
''so-called" Cookery Books; Masonic Text
Books; Guitar Instructions; also, Drawing PEN
ellis, Bristol Board Tissue Paper, &c, just receiv-
ed by NOV 81 JONES 81 HUNTER.
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292 92 r.
For the Lancaster Ledger.I
WHY I LOVED HER.

l loved her for t! at gentle winning grace,
For the a. tess beauty OF her sweet face.
Whose cold, ,hsr bcaming eye could not move1
To know her commands, dmiratiom--love.
loved her how dearly could not tell,
Till abse' ce taught the power of the spell
Though another's my heat sad aud lonely
VIII love her ever, aud love her only.
Whenever met her-T now will own
My heart beat happily aud with purer tone.
However gloomy, despair W Oud give place
To hope, when seeing that angelic face.
Although al sem TO the foot Of lies hill,
AT heart will love, and pray for her still
Oh! let me only hcr friendship retain,
= Then have not loved, or lived in vain.
May you on earth long and happily dwell,
Iov'd by all who know you, ever dear, L.
When the brittle thread OF life is rivcn,
May you quit this world to live in heaven.
MEMO.
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08 44.Ss 3 . z z Q &s9e

Why is Il colt like an egg9 Becaus.
1t is not fit for uss until it is broke.
There is lady in Boston who has
long name-AIdebarouliphoscofo
Lovers, IKE armies, generally get a. 'ong
qnieiIy enough unit! they are engaged.
Why is the Town Council like the
Charlotte mail Because it is a slow
coach.
Excuse the freedom of the press" as
lie editor said when be hugged bis neigh
bor's wife.
A foolish young lady is like n careful
housewife-her "wais," is as little as pos.
. sibe.
Why are wheat and potatoes like the
idols Of old 7 Because the former have
ears and hear not and the latter eyes but
see not.
Smiles arc the sunshine Of the soul,
bsaming upon the winter of the heart.
whence spring the beautiful flowers Of
tenderness and hope.
Nearly all the pos,ofyi,es in Texas are
in charge Of females. 1t works SO well
tina: the males now arrive and depart
every hour in the day.
"A Western paper says that the best
way to kill bed bugs is to cham their
hind legs to tree, then 60 round ir front
and mako mouths at them.
AUNT E, was trying to persuade little
Eddy TO retire at sundown-"Y see,
my dear, how the little chickens 90 to
roost at that time" ayes, Aunty," re.
piled Eddy, "but the old hen always goes
with them"
An editor at dinner table being asked
IF he would take some pudding, replied,
in fit Of abstraction
"Owing to the crowd Of other matter,
We are unable to find room for it,"
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This Wtingcr has again taken the first
premium in tho Great Fair Of the American
Instiiule-it has also taken the First Pre-.
MUM at ihe State Fairs Of New York, Yer.
mont, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, lGdi
ana, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair Champ lain
Valley Far, and at most Of the Couaty and
Institute Fairs throughout the csnntry
Over 100000 have he-n sold and are new
In use in the United States, aud ne reper
heard OF one that uas mol hktd
The Us'vERsAh is sope"i"r to all other
Wrngers, IN having large rolls OF -sli1 In
dia Rubber. 30 protected bv strong COG.
WHEELS that they canhot slip or break Loose
rom the shaft. Its strong wood frame cam
not oe broken, aud doe, not ruSi or soil The
clothes Every Unise.sal Wrinses is WAR
RASTEp.
We select few testimonials from persons
widely known 10 the public, who speak ae.
,uaI experience, aud are above suspicion OF
mlssta ement.
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T II E B EST

by Captain Ericsson, and other eminent
engineers. We can refer 10 thousands as.
ing them, and guarantee that all aill rec.
ommend them They are more simple ia
construction, nhd work easier, aud cost less
than all others.
sour readers will find the double acting,
improved pump Of J. ID. West g. Co, sns
OF The best in the market. 1t is very siu,s
P'e' works to charm, 80 that any child
may use it, throws a steady, contiaueus
stream, and does net freeis in the coli
exposure, aad is unusually cheap. We say
this knowingly, and give the Testimony Of
cur own accord, without the knowledge or
request Of the proprielors IN Y. Essn-
ing Posi. Juiy I, 1853
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Specimen Western Eloquence.

Gentlemen of the Jury Can you for
an instant suppose that my client here, a
man who alters sustained high depreda-
ton in society, man all on you suspect
and esteem for his many good qualities !:
yes, gentleman, a man what never drinks
more nor quari Of liquor day can
you, say, for an instant suppose that
this ere man would he guilty of hooking
n box OF percussion caps RattIesnakes
and econ skins forbid ! Picter to ycur
selves, gentlemen, felIer fas, and sound!y
asleep in his log cabin, with his innocent
wife and orphan children by his side-all
nature hushed in deep repose, and nougbt
to be heard but the muttering Of the 81
lent thunder and The hollerng of the bull.
frogs; then imagine to yourselves feller
sneaklng up to the door like dss picabs
demon, softly entering the yelling OF the
peaceful and happy family, and in the
most mendacious and dastardly manner,
hooking whole box OF percussion caps 7
Gentlemen, | will not, cannot, d well ur.
on the monstrocity of such a scene Nv
feelings turn from such picture of NOR
tai turpentine, like a big woodchuck
would turn from my dog Rose cannot
for an instant harbor the idea that any
man in these diggins, much less this ere
man, could be guilty Of committing an
act Of such rantankerous and unexam.
pied discretion. Add now, gentlemen,
after this ere brief view Of the case, let
me retreat Of you to make up your minds
csndidIy and unpartialiy. and give US
such verdict az We might reasonably
suspect from such an eblig gbtened and in
tolerant body Of our fellow citizens--re.
membsring, that in The language of Min,
rod. who fel at the bate OF Bunker Hill
1t Is better that ten innocent men should
escape, rather than one guilty one should
suffer.
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SOUTH CAROLiNA-Lancasfer District
ny ID. a: WILLIAMS, Esquire. Ordinary
ii for said District
WHEREAS. u. w Lynn. has applied to
me for Letters Of Administration on NIL
and sing ular The goods and enaItels, rights
and cfedts OF William r. Bailey, late of t,,.
Disiret aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are. therefore, to cite and nd.
moni'h ali and singular, the kindred ard
creditors Of the laid deceased, to 10 and
appear bakore me al ocr next Ofd,nary's =
Court faethe said District, to be holden st
Lancaster Court House, on the 22d day
Of june, next. 10 show cau.e, IL any.
why the said Administration should, mot be
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal. this 29lb
day OF NAV, in the year Of our Lord
one thousspd eight hundred and sixty
six. and 10 the Goth wear of the isds.
peaasnes of the United Stales Of
America.
d. A. WILLIAMS. o. LID.
June 6.-2t
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Published every Wednesday Morning,
BY
Commons & CARTER,
EDITORS AND PROPRIEroRS.
w. M. C0NSORS, D. CARTE.
T'hKMS,
ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII be inserted at one dollar and fdy cents
per SQUARE f,r the first, and one dollar per
square for each subsequent mse lion. A
square TO consist OF the space of TEN LINES,
B:evicr type. No advertisement, considered
less than square.
The number o. inaertions must be written
on each advert cmcut or they will be ;nspr.
ted till ordered out and charged accer 'ngy.
Scmi-Mont ly, Monthly, o, Qumtcrly Adver.
tlscmcnts, will be charged one dolidr and fly
cc'tS per square ior each insertion.
Tie following deductions will be made in
Lvor of standing advertisements
months d months. ] year.
GuartcrCOlumn, $1,000 $4,000 S35. 90
h"' 9iumn, 25,c0 $500 6o.eG
One Column, $500 5000 1000
~ Announcing candidates for Office 6ss
GoNas
- Communications recommending candi.
da cS Tor office and all others of limited or in.
dividual interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or Official notices must be paid fer
by the individual authorizing the publication O.
the same, without reference to their Official
capacity.
IS Announcements Of Marriages or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
aud solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce
ment, will nc charged for the ovcrplus at reg.
ular advertising rates.
sS" Tributes OF Respect, rated as advert ise-
ments.
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Jackson IL dge, No. So
A. :. F.. MI.

y%r~Nge BRrTHREN: You are brrebv sum
ssyGEss n"ned 20 be and .ppenr ut yonr
s~0lSS Lodge Room on or before the
Rrgn,5r Communication Of June npyI.
(Tnursdtv, 2is) I"me prepared TO pay
No"r durs, or AT least n part. A fu'i meet
ing is earnestly requested. Tho-r who fail
t" obey will. be deal, with according To our
Bv Lnw', and late Resolutions Of he I.odge.
Bv order OF the I.ougr
DAVID J. CARTER, Sec'y
April 4, 1866. 3m.
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Y0RKVILLE ENQUIRER.
YORKVILLE, s. G..

TERMS-lN ADVANCE-,Three dol.
lars ard fifty cents per year two dollsrs
for six months; one dollar for three months
payable in "greenbacks." When pay.
ment 's made in specie. two dollars and if.
ty cents per year one dsIlar and twent,-
FIVE cents for six months; seventy. five
sents for three months. Single copies, ten
cents.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866!
The Great Invention Of .hc Age
III 90 p S SKIR r s.


w. BRhDIEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
EiI.lPrIC Tor doihIeJ SPRING SKIRT.
'INiIiS INVENTION CONSISTS Of
l. DUPLEX (or two) ELLlrric PuRE
RBFiSEED STEsL SPK,Eos. ingrninasly
braided nghlv aud hrmlv iogether, edge o
edge. maj ing the toughest, most frgibis.
elastic and durable Spring ever used They
seldom bend or break. ike 10. Single
Springs, and consequently preserve th-ir
perfect and beautiful Shnpe NOR. Than twice
ns long ~ any Single Spring : kirt that ever
Has or Can be made
/ he " "nd-rfui HrAibllitv and gr-at com.
fort and plrasure To any Lady weaIIng hhe
Dup ex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced
particularly in ali crowded Assem-. blies
Operas, Carriages. ka lroad Cars. Cnurch
PcwS. Arm Chairs, for Prom made and
llonss Dress, as tne Skirt can be iolurd
when in use 10 occupy small place ~
easily and COW enicniiy AS n silk or Muslin
Dress
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Gren, Convenience Of wearing
the Dnplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
single day viii Never afterwards Wiling.
J. dispense with heir use. For Children,
Misses aud Young Ladies they are superior
10 az OthefS
The Hoops are covered with Q ply doubl.
twisted threatcd and will wear twic. as
long as ,he Single warn covering which is
used on ull Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The
three bottom rods on eyery Skirt are also
Doubt. Sized, and Ia or double covered
to present the covering from wearing of
the rods when draggi"g down stairs, stone
s!eos. etc etc, ~hch ,hey are cOnslaully
subject 10 when IN use
All are made Of the new and elegant
Corded Tapes. and are the best quality in
every part, giving 10 the aeare' The most
graceful aad perfect Shape possible, and
are snqneslionably the lignie.r, most desi.
rable, comfortable and economical Skirt
ever made
VESTS BRADLEY s. CARY. Pro
prietsrs Of the Invention, and Sole Manu-
facinre-. OF Chambers, and 79 & 81 Readc
Streets, New York
For Sale IN all the first class Stores 10
this City. and throughout the United States
asd Canada, Havana de Cuba. Mexico, South
America. and the West Indies.
eH Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic foI
double) Spring Skirt. A. g. C.
March 2S, 1866 -3mo.
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JOH WORK

VIII he executed with ncatncss and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
rs THE CASH for Advertising ana job
Work will lie required in all instances as soon
rs the WORK = rendered. Writ u orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard. Sorghum, &c, will he
received IN payment OF subscriptions ana ad.
Sutdsing at the mal keL atcs. Also clean cot
ton and linen rays,
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''1bc PhGnix.o
? UHLisHE AT SoLUMBIA c.
BY JULIAN A. SEI,BY.

INiE Daily Phnuix, issued every morn.
i ing, except SUNDAY, is filled with the
latest news. (by telegraph, mails, etc. Ed
r"r'"I csrrespondence, Mi,c.llauey, Poe
try, and STORIES
The Ii weekly Phoenix, for country cir.
c"li.ion, is published every Tuesday, Thurs.
dav and SATURDAY., and has all The reading
mauer Of interest contained ia the daily is
sues OF the week.
D"iIr, one year..... $40 90
- three months s............ 800
ir'"eekIy, one year. .......... 100
three months. ....... 200
Weekly, one year. .......... 400
three months. l25
Advertisements inserted 10 the Daily or
T'i Weekly ut 81 square for Ihe first 10.
ser,ion, and rs cents tor each subsequent
Insertion. Weekly Advertisements ST a
square eve y insertion.
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p L | & E s.,

Large WringeS "A" $I2 90
MeGium Wring.r, "B" 10 90
DOW = Washer, Family Size. IL 90
Deh Washer, Hotel Siss. Is 90
Merchants or good canvasscrs can make
money rapidly s-ili"g them in every town.
Exclusive sale gu,rsnt -sd and liberal I.rns
gwen 10 re-pon .iblc par'ie- W io ,rst apply.
pescri9u"e Circnar md terms sent tee.
The celebrated DOTY'S CIOruES
WASHER, wnich has Just taken lie first
premium ut the great Fair &c The American
Institute, is also sold by the undersigned.
Il. c. BROWNING, General Agent.
Nc. BAT Broadway. New York.
February 7th, IS66-iy.
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ave think the Machine much more than
pays for iiseif.very wear in The saving oil
garments. We think it important the
wrinser ,honid be ftied with COGS."-
lOramse Judd, Edl,or OF American Agricul-
turIsl.
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From he Nep York Observer.


awe have had in use for months past sSs
Of Vests Pum!s, which has given u. more
satisfaction rs force aud lifting putiip Than
any We have ever used. IL 10 one Jf ursat
power, and well adapted for ships decks.
mines, factories, greenhouses. efaperies,
e.c. The Morning Chronicle and Railway
Journal says :-lt is recommended for its
extreme sim Slicitv OF construction. great
strength and consequent durability and
cheapness OF repairS There is no stuffia9.
box-ihe pressure being held by a cup.
packing like that upon the working piston,
Working in n cylinder, fitted for the purpose
within the upper air chauibcr-which we
think great imE rovement, as stuttiag is 30
liable To be 'ersnged and lsas under strong
pressure To say nothing OF the 10 by
irc ioR incident thereto. Ii has also two
air sharubers, thus tho action Of the valve
is cushioned upon both sides by air-prs.
venting Water hammer and vacuum thunp.
TIE valves are very ACCESSIBLE, and sim pIy
and cheap'y repaired. They work easier
than any pump We have cyer ssen /; the 4
inch cyinder being worked 6y- children in
wells leo feet deep and ~ they are extrsas-
" cheap, rs well ~ simple aud strong, We
freely recommend them.
CAMBRIDGE MINIS, N. c., June Is, 1866.
J. D. VEST, g. Co.-Gsnts: The Pump
which ordered for our miue il received
aud put TO work in our underlay shaft,
which We are sinking We find tina, one
man wi |, with ease, liz SO gallon. per min.
ute. II answers our expectations in every
respect, md our workmen are h!gnlv pleas.
ed with il. IL will do great service wi,h
but triaing expense for repairs:
Yours respectfully, BURs IIeGISs"
We have plenty mofe such certifsatss,
but think these are cuough. For Pumps,
iises, Pipe, etc, address Or call upon
J. ID. WESr g. CO.,
40, Cour:iand street, MY.
May 2. 2m.
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"This Is the FIRST Wn"ger I have found
that would stand IN. service required Of 1t
J. p. iiu2gins. I.ovcjoy's Hotel.
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Vests Tmproved Pump.
Anti-Freesing. Double Acting. Fore.
ing and Lifting.

These Pumps have now been in general
use, number Of years, and give better sst.
isiactiou than any other, and are rscummsn.
ded as
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"My family would NJ soon give up the
cooking stove as this CLOTHES WRISGR.
1t cannot be TOO highly recommenoed.-
Solon Robinson.
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81 hearti' Y commend tito economists OF
tine, m"uey and contenttpent."-l The Rev.
DR.. Bellows.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

Er Parte. G.. ID Melton. } Biil to Per.
Soiici,or, Northern Cir pe,uale T.s,i-
cut. Smony.
Andrew johnson, Executor oi Michael
Horton, deceased, having this day filed in
my Office under the B,li ~ the above stated
case, an application III wiring. praving frr
leave 10 have taken and p.rretuated secnn
dary evidence OF the cenipntS of the rrpu.
ted VIII and Go dirli " III of snid deceased,
bearing dates respectively on the 2Ist day
at Dctobrr. 1865. ami the 29iH day of June
1860, The originals whereof s. alleged To-
hnv. been destroyed; on moiurn al K-rshaw
and Conuors Solicitors for Applicant, IL il
ordered that all per-on> hnviny like or op
p0sl:e interests. in said Estate. elmer as
legatees or heirs n law Of said deceas- :, do
appear before me on the 26:h dav Of JuIv,
next. 20 cross examine h. .Nidencc " hirh
may he produced and IN rod uc- evidence ia
reply; wher su"h rvIdence, IL not related,
shall be recorded
X. q. BILLINGS, G r.. l.. D.
Commissioners Othre. Lane rs'rr
&. II 80. Ca. Apri! 23d, &c.
April 35lh-l l-3m".
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
FOR 1865
TIE FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE or
spup xUnnIn

tUh 1000
TIE FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE or
THE WORLD.
fTERhTURE. Fine Arts and Fashions
- The mos, magnificent Steel ssgra.
wings Double Fashion Plates Wood "a.
cravings Of every subject that can int. est
ladies'. Crochet knitting, Netting, Embroi.
dory, Articles for the Toilet, fer the Parios.
The Bordoir, and tbs Kiiehen. Ev,sythiag
IN fact, TO make a Conpiets L.ady's Book.
THE LADIES' FAvORlTE FOR 3s
YEARS.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS.
for every department of household. These
alone are worth The price Of the beck.
Oiginal Music. worth % = year. Othsr
Magazines publish old worn out mssis
but the subscribers 10 Cooley get it bsfsrs
the music sieres.
Gardening for Ladies'. Another psssli.
array with Cooley.
Fashions from Msssrs. A. T. Stewart &
Co- OF New York, the miilioaairs nsrehsnts
appear 10 Cooley, tho only Magazics that
has them.
Ladies Bsnnets. We give more sf then
IN year than any other Masssins. 10 fact
the Lady's Book enables every LADY % 10
her own Boanst Maker.
TERMS OF GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1866.
(fron ehich as.rs can be no Devistisx)
Oas copy, one year. % %
1--WE copiss, one year. 8 -
Three copies. one year. . -
Four copies, one year. ....,..,... 10 ~
Five copies, one year, And an sxtfa
copy 10 the person gsttinx up ths
club, making i've copies :. ~ -
Eight copies, one year. and al extra
copy 10 The psrson getting up the
club, making nine copies. ...... ~ %
Eleven copies, one year. snd an sx-
TIA copy 10 the person getting up
the e.ub. makisG twsivs copies. .. 81 %
Az additions " elrbs ~ club rates.
Address l.. T.. Cooley.
North East cor. o. and Chsstout sss.
'' PSatApsEsngA.
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JOB WORK.

We are now prepared to execute all kinds Of
Job Work, with neatnsss and dispatch, and
on accommodating terms.
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T HE AR0LINA TIMES

cHAcLoTTE, n. C.
y published Daily and Tri Weekly, and
J. furnished to subscribers. upon the fol.
lowing terms:
DAILY TIMES, one year. ...... $1,000
six months. .... 500
three months ..... 400
TRI WEEKLY rIIEs, oGe year.... 500
SIX months. 800
three months, 200
The Weekly News, containing twenty.
eight columns a transcript of The Daily
Times, is published every Tuesday, at 50
per annun. Clubs or ten or more, 81 SO.
and copy TO The go'.sr up gra,ia.
Terms Of advertising in the Dailr and
I'll Weekly Tines, one .quar. ten lin ,sor
less) 100 fsI first insertion and 80 cents for
each sno.equ.nt insertion. A REASONABLE,
deduction made for advertise asnt Is inserted
fsr a longer period than onenon,b.
Advertisements inseaeJ in the Weekly
News n, $iOO per square for each in,.r
lion Aliistters on business with the ,boy.
publications should be- addressed To.
WARiNG H. HEBRON.
Charlotte, NJ
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A LARGE Supply of BLA A\Ks for sale
"A for c'rsh. at this office, embracing
Lawyers, Magistrates, Sheriff-s. &c.
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BABBITT'S COLUMN.
SM Per ent Saved
SO By USING
4 I BA8BITTs I,'sn :. ,,,>,,. .o -

-. LABOR SAVING SOAP.
i"'s Sosp i made from pure aud clean
M 'erials. CONTAINING No ADULTE
RATION OF ANY KIND. will not Il jure
the most delicate hbrc, aud i. esperalI,
"dap'cd tor w"olen., whirn will not shrink
after being washed with luis Soap 1t NAV
be used III hard or salt Water. II will re-
move paint, geese, tar ard stains OF all
S'rds. Que pound wn,rantrd rQu Il To two
r"u' d. of. ordinary Family sonp. Drrrc,-Es
sent with each bar for making three gallons
handsome soft soap from one pound of this
Soap Each bar il wrapped IN circular
continuing fall directions for use, printed
in English and German, Ask vcur grocer
for "B L. Babbitt's Soap" and take no
other. Is. II B\BBIrr.
Nos 64, 65, 66, ,67, 6S, 50. 10. II g. ~.
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