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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-05
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRr


The report of the Commissioner OF
Agriculture reviews the operations of
his department during the past year,
and asks the aid of Congress in its
efforts to encourage those States which,
scourged by war, are nov earnestly en-
gagged in the reorganization of domes-
tic industry.
OUR FOREIGN COMBINATIONS.
1t is a subject of congratulation that
no foreign combinations against our.
domestic peace and safety or our legiti-
mate influence among the nations.
have been formed o~rattempted. While
sentiments of reconciliation, loyalty,
and patriotism have increased at home,
a more Just consideration of our nation
al character and rights has been mani
tested by foreign nations.
INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.
The entire success of the Atlantic
Telegraph between the coast Of Ire
land and the Province of Newfound-
land, is an achievement which has been
Justly celebrated in both hemispheres
as the opening of an era in the pro
klCGS VI IAN AA4LdiAOns aAClC ID ACAoOh
to expect that equal success will at
tend, and even greater results follow,
the enterprise for connecting the two
Continents through the Pacific Ocean
by the projected line of telegraph be-
tween Kamschatka and the Russian
possessions in America.
FOREIGN CONVICTs.
The resolution of Congress protest
ing against pardons by foreign Govern
ments of persons convicted of infamous
offences, on condition of emigration to
our country, has been communicated
to the States with which we maintain
intercourse, and the practice, so justly
the subject of complaint on our part,
has not been renewed.
CONGRATULATIONS 70 THE FAR
The congratulations of Congress to
the Emperor of Russia, upon his escape
from attempted assassination, have
been presented to that humane and
enlightened ruler, and received by him
with expressions of grateful apprecfa-
| tiOu.
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presents. Is afzDISs BOOK STORE TOR s-''i fig Fl Il
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LooKIo9 . LooKI

. ever known sent free Agents wanted. En-
close stamp and address SMITH. CLARK Co.
BOX 1891. Boston. Mass.
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Department Of me Tennessee: tumble.
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Rg@9a8Yg>

IL you wish to bring up . child in the
way i. should 60, it would probabl, DO As
we'll for you to travel tba. wsy yourself
a negro in page county is turning
white BY spots. Several white spots hsvs
already appeared on hi. body, and his
left arm is white up to the elbow.
A Quaker once hearing a person tell
how much he felt for another who was
suffering and needed s.sis, snce, drvly
asked him. friend hast thou felt in thy
Psckst for him" ...
They have a cheerful practice on The
railfaad to New York. A. soon a tho
trsirs starts fellow come. through the
ssrs and asks il you want your lii. 10.
sursd.
An lrshmas observing Isndy taking
b" usual struts in Broadway. stepped up
10 him and inquired, allow much req, do
soe SoA 'of thoso houses Wnat do
you ask me for I" "Fai,h, and tb ouph,
The whole street belonged to ye."
A boy with ragged ,rowsrs and rimls.s
chip hat runs into Dr.. FslIer's drug store
with q dipper in, his hand. doctor,
no'her sen, mo to the shotic.ry pop
quickssn blszss. COS bulbs sick with the
Picksn cbox, and she wants a ,bimb,eful
OF polly gollic In. this din Upper. COS we
hadn't bot = go,,!s, and the kin, pups
got the bius wit,ers in't-Go, any T.
The other night. at ono Of the hotels
10 this city. 3 couviriSllv disposed gentle
man, retiring late, walked Independently
som:~hat nosily up the stsirs. and along
ths corridor 10 bis room. "Why, what
= noise YOU make" said h. wife, ,sho
heard with some anxiety the heavy tread
Of bis boots; 'how heavily you walk
"Well. my dear" was the response, "if
you can get = barrel Of whisksy up stsirs
With any lsss noise, l should like to see
you do i..-Erehangs.
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In EQUITY-Lancaster.

Robt. 81. Sims, Adm'r. } Bill for sal. Of
W.. Iabd, Injunction
Harriet A. Campbell. and to marshall
and others. assets.
In conformity to the Dscre,al order III
the Court Of Equity at June Term, 1856,
in the above stnted csse. the creditors Of
tho late Hugh w CampSelldec'd +. are here.
by notified that they are restrained bv In
junction from having. msi"taining, or pros
ecnting suiis at law against complainant M
Administrator Of said deceased, or enforcing .
wrils Of Fieri Fucias. sub-siing against u.
w. Campbell in his life time The credi
ior., all and singular, OF said II. w Camp.
bell, dec .ns-d., ore further notified, that
they are required to present and establish
their claims. Sef"rs the undersigned Gem
m ssioner Of the Court, on or before the
10th day OF October next on failure 90 TO
do the said clIim- ~ili be barred.
K.G BILLINGS. C.E ID.
July 4th, 1866. -3m.
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In EQUITY-Lancaster.

VIM. J. White, Adm'r Dill to sell Lands.
OF Elizabeth White, to account. for 10
decd, va. Junction. ~ mar
Martin p Whit. and shall assets.
Thomas r Mngill.
On hearing the pleadinos in the above
stated cass..and on motion of Kershxw e.
Conn"rs. Conplsinsnt's Solicitors. J. 10 or.
dered that the Creditors Of Elisabeth T.
White. deceased, be njoinsd from proceed
ing against the Adminis.rator, William ]
White, in tbs Courts Of law. and that lhey
prove and establish their demands agnins,
tho said dec eased, before the C6nmi-sion Ter
Of This Court, on or before the i,t day Of
December nexi. and in default thereof that
they be barred from the recovery Of the
same against the Complainant. William J.
White. Administrator. aud from any appli.
cation OF the asseis in his hands TO the
payment Of the sa ne.
II 10 a,so ordered that . copy Of this or
der be published in the Lancaster Ledgsr
twice month until The first day II Decs,u.
Der next. ii. D LESESNE.
A correct copy.
K. q BILLINGS. C. z Id.
June 9Th 1865.
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This WIinger has again taken the frat
premium in the G-ea, Fair of tbs American
lns,itute-it has also taken the First Pre-
MUM NJ the State Fairs Of New York; Yer
mont, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michigan. IL di
anr, Illinois. Kentucky, Iowa. Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair, Chaml lain
Valley Far. and at most Of the County and
Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 100000 have been sold and are now
in use in the United States, aud zoe nerer
heard Of one that ,oas not liked - .
The UswEHsAL is superior to all other
Wripgsr,, in having large rolls OF -sli1 In
dia Rubber, SO protected bv strong Coo
wHEEL> that thew canLet slip or break loose
rom the shaft Its strong wood frame can
not be brsk-n, and deas not rust or soil the
clothes Every Unise.snl Wringor Is WAR
RAaTED.
We .-lect few testimonials from perac ns
widely known 10 the public, %h" speak se
iual experience, aad are above suspicion Of
missta sment
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"Pa Does It."

"You Tommis, my son. what. tha,
you're saying .
"Ls, mel just said confound it."
"Wby. my sen, mothers astonishsd to
hsn you talk so. That's psughty."
al sAys wosssr thiugs than that some
times. I jus. cussa right ou, like any.
body. You know all tnsn oussss f.
"Ab. my son, gentlemen do not curss.
Low, uiaug men curse but gen,lsmsn Of
good sense and good msRnss don't"
We'll, anyhow, my pa does It,"
Run along 70 play, Tommis, and be
msn. Don't say such naughty things"
Enter Father. PA. srs you . gentle
man 7"
"Yss, my sou. Itry to be one bu,
What mskss You ask such strange ques,
tions. Tonnis I Who ,ays o,her~i.e Z"
Nobody. sir, bu. / vas thinkius .oms
body sold . sto'y--you or ma one"
Thomas, What do 700 mean I"
81 jost nssn, pa, that you eussss. and
ma says gsntlemso don't. Aud you know
you do. cause I heard you cuss the car,
viags driver the other day, and I've been
saying il ever since"
Peggy. Peggy, come take .bis 10y 10
bsd.
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I'm EQUiTY-Iancaster.

IN EQUiTY-I.ancaster.
Er Parte. e. D. h.sitou, Bill 10 Per
Sol'ei'or, Nor'"srn CIR. Pstua's Tsati.
cult. IDuny.
Andrew Johnssn, Executor Of Michael
Horton, deceased. having this da, filed in
NV Office under the Bill IN the above stated
case. AZ application in writing. praving for
leave TO have taken and p.rpstuuted sec"n.
Diary evidence Of tbs csntents Of the repu.
ted Will and Co dic,i " i'll OF sHid deceased,
bearing dates respectively on the 2l.t day
"f October. 1885. and tn. 99,h day OF June.
1870, the originals whereof 10 alleged tu
have besn destroyed; on motion OF Kershaw
and Connor-, Solicitors for Applicant, it 10
ordered that all Psrsons having like Or op.
pssi;o interests, In said Estate, either as
isgatees or heirs n law OF said deceass 1. de
appear before ms on ths 26ih day Of Jn'y,
next, to crosse examine tho, evidence " htii
may be producsd and in,rodu uce evidence Ia
reply; whs, such evidence, II not refutsd,
shall be recorded
X. G. BILLINGS. C. T.. l.. d.
Commissioners Olive. Lancaster
& II So. Ca. April 23d. '66.
April 25th-li-3n~.
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Landv w. BAILEY, Adm'r. Jemi- 4 Bill for
ma liammod. rs. Nathaniel : arcou u
Bower, ct. al. 1and relief
li appearing to nv satisfaction that Ma
than el Bowers. and Barnett d. Johnnon, do.
fnsants in. the above stated casa, resids
be, ond the limit. Of this State, on motion
Of Ker-haw & CoGnors, Soi'rs for Com
planant, it il ordered tn At the said Nathan
isl Bowers and Bsruetts ID. Johnson, do
plead, answer or d~nur to the Bill in said
ease ON or before the first day # Srptem
bsr next, othrr@is. Judgment pro confesso
will De ordered again-, them
X g. BILLINGS Z. F. l. d.
Co MRS Office, I.ancust~r T.. Il
5. & MAY a 1866. sm.
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UNITED STATES
STEEL PEN WORKS
Factory. CAMDEN. E.J. =
R Esterbrook g. 90.
Steel Pen Manufacturers
Sool 4 On &uuI80tuIoIh y
WAkEHOusEs:

t83 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA,
~ JOHN ST. NEW YORK
7Asts Celebrated Pens are Of Gsnuiss Lmsy
iean Aarrfa-tnre, and eonpIi.s. ssery isadirs
styis IN TIE Aark>t and are sgsai in ySrfsk,
siasticity and frsn>ss Of point 70 ths Beet im,
ported. Ihsy arc. fh<rsfors, srrs to sain tAs
eenfdsree Of the Aasrioan ps5iie.
samples aud Pfioes on application.
Lots hade TO Order. OF any pattern OF stAap
required. 49,
For Sale TO tbs Trade at ~ Xsss} s}aetxre,s .
Warehouse, az a6ovS /: and at retail By sA
Ssationers. 8ookssilsrs asd Ness Dealers ia
ns UpiseJ States.
B. EsTERBRooK 4 co.
March Z. ts6s.--sm. 50
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JOB WORK

JOB WORK
Will be executed with neafness and dispatch
and OIL accommodating terms.
GE THE CASH for Advertising and job
Work will be required In all instances a. soon
as the work is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, mus. be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon. Lard. Sorghum. &c, will be
received in payment Of subscriptions and ad.
vertising at the market rstos. Also clean cot.
ten and linen rags.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

J. J. Porter, Adnt. } Bill for sale Of Real
vs. Estate, to marshall IA
I. K. Rons, ct. al. Nss,s, &c
In conformity to the Decretal order OF
the Csurt of Eqai,y NJ Juno Term, 1866.
in the above stated case, the creditors Of the
Estate OF Robert II. Porter, are hereby
notified that they are restrained BY lnjunc
lion from sueing ut Law on their cinirus
against said Estate. The said creditor. are
further notified that they are reqsired to
present and establish their claims befor" the
undersigned Commissioner Of the Court,
TN or before the lO,h day Of Oct her next.
or failing 50 10 do said claims will bc barr.
ed. X. q BILLIN IS, Z. f. L. D..
July 4th, 1866. -3m.
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Published every Wednesday Morning.
CONNORS & CARTER,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
w. N. CONNORs, d.. CARTER.
ADVERTISEMENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be inserted at one dollar and 6fy eents
per SQUARE for the frst, and one dollar pr
square for each subsequent iIse tion. A
square to consist of the space Of TEN LIsrs,
BREWER type. No advertisement considered
less than square.
The number o. insertions must be written
on each ADVERT. smcnt, or they will be inssr.
ted till ordered out and charged Accordingly.
semi.Aontf ly, Monthly, or Quarterly Adver-
tisen,ents, will be charged one dollar and fifty
cents per square for each insertion. a.
The following deductions win be made In
tsvor Of standing advertisements " 81
3 months. 8 months. I year.
Qusrter'Colun $3.50 $500 s35. 90
Halt olumn, $500 $500 $3.50
One olumu, So.Uo 5000 Is 90
eB- Announcing candidates for OHice fy.
dollars. ...
tE- Communications recommending candi.
dates for office and all others of limited or in.
dividual Interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or onisa notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing the publication .
the same, without reference to their official
capacity.
sB Announcements OF Mari ,ges or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overplus at reg.
ular advertising rates.
cT Tributes OF Respect, rated ss advertise
ments.
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N OTICE.

A N Order was made at the lsst Term Of
"A the Court Of Equity, requiring the
Cemnissioner to comm snee ruits on the
BOMBS and notes in his hands which are
past Cue, ~ that ether creditors Of Tho
debtors nsv not obtain priorities. All
persons interested are hereby notified Of the
rxist-ncs Of such order, 10 tho end that they
may hnys opportunity to settle demands
against them without suit.
h G BILLINGS, c. L. l. d.
July 4th ls66,-3t
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"This is tho first Wrnger have found
that would -,snG the service tequirsd Of it
}. p. iiuggins. i.osejoy's iistel.
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1--WE think the Machine much more than
pays for itself every wear iu the saving Of
garments. We think. il impor, an, the
wringsr should be fitted whb COtiS"-
lOra"ge Judd, Editor ef American Agricul-
tu.iat
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4o@YAY>
"HIaaER DOODLE DANDY. +"

~~S~&~AS - SAA4N -
A Radical New jersey paper re.publishs
following from the Wilmington IN, o.,
spafch, as q specimen Of reconstruct,
stry:"
Yankee Doodle 10 no more,
Sunk his name and station;
higger Doodle takes his place,
And favors 'mslgamstiou.
Niger Doodle's all the 20,
Ebo shin and hsndy,
Loyal people all must bow
To Niger Doodle Dandy.
The white breed Is under par,
1t lacks the rich aroma,
Give US something black as tar,
Give US "old Dahomey."
Niger Doodle look a. him
No barren soil or candy,
full Of scent and Southern vim,
ls Niger Doodle Dandyl
Tho Grecisn nose is "ou. Of JOINT"
Can be pulled too easy;
Give US one without a point,
Flat sad black and greasy.
Bluober lips are killing sweet,
kinky heads are splendid,
And oh. it makes such bully fee.
To have the heels extended.
Nix the colors, stir the paint,
Like sugar loaf and brandy.
Father OF the coming Saint
Is Niger Doodle Dandy.
"Help" isge,ting very scarce,
And wages are alarming
But contrabands are coming fast,
The Southern hives are swsrming.
Niger Doodle, Kinky Crown,
Ain'tlyou very handy,
Wont you bring the wages down,
BY Nigger Doodle d andy,
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"My family would A. soon give up the
cooking stove as this CLoTHEs WRINoR.
IL cannot be too highly r-cslhnenoed -
Solou Robinson.
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Al 500 OPER YEAR we want Agsas.

svsry where TO cell eur IMPROVED $40 New.
ing Machines TL'ee now kinda Under
snd upper feed. Sent On trial Wa.taatsd
five years Above salary or large csnmis.
.lon. pnd The ONLY machipes s"ld 10 tns
U.ilsd States for less than $40, which are
fully licensed by Howe. Wheeler d Wilssn,
Grover g. Baker, Singer T. TO-, aad Bsehsl-
der. AL ether chsap machines are infrin
gemenfs sra ,hs selier or us<r are liable 70
arssst 6ns sad iAprisosmsaI Illustrated
eircalars sess free Address, or call upsu
Shaw d Clssk, st Biddsiosd, Maine. or Chi.
esg1 III. i1-ly.
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1 8 s 6 .

NEW SklkT FOk 1866
The Great Invention Of Inc Age
HOOP s KIR rs.
J W BRADi.EY'S Now Pa,snt DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor louhle) SPRING SKIRT.
rl>hIS INVENTION CONSISTS OF
i DUPLEX Cor two) ELLiPrIc PURE
RETIsEEp STEEL SrHIxos. ing~niously
braided ugh,lv and 6ruly togst her, edge o
edge, mai ing the toughest, mo.t flexible.
elastic aud durable Spring ever used They
seldom bend or bre.k. ike the Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful Shspe more than twice
a. long n any Sing!. Spring Skirt that ever
Has or Can be made
The " ond.rful Aeaibility and great com.
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Skir. will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carriages. Ra Tread Cars, Church
Pcws. Arm Chsirs, for Promenade and
House Dr~ss, as the Skirt can bc islj-d
when in use TO occupy u sDsll place n
easily and conveniently IA = Silk or Muslin
Dress
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Great Convenience Of wearing
the Duplex + IIiptie Slice! Spring Skirt fer
= single day will Never Afterwards ~iliisg.
" dispense with their use. For Children,
Mi-,ss and Young Ladies' they are superior
10 all others
The Hope are covered with = ply doubI.
twisted thrssted sad will wear twice a.
long A. the Single yarn covering which is
used on all Si"gl. Steel Hoop Skirts The
three bottom rods On every SkIt are also
Double Steel, and twice or double covered
to prevent the covering from wearing off
the rods when dragging down stairs, stone
steps. etc etc, winch they srs con.ianliy
ssbject 10 when 10 use
All aro made Of the new and elegant
Corded Tapes. and are the best quality 10
every part, giving 70 the ~sars' the most
graceful and perfect shape possibls. and
are snqusstionxbiy the lixnts-i, mos, dssi.
rsbls. comfortable and sconouics skirt
svsi made
VESTS BRADLEY g. CARY, Pro
prirters ofths lnvsntios, and Ssls Manu- .
factars>, 81 Chambers, and 10 e. si Rssde
Streets, New York.
For Sale in all the first elsss Stores 10
this City. and throughout the United States
aad Cansd,, Havana dc Cuba. Mckee. south
America. and the We.t Indies.
~ inquire f,r the Duplex Elliptic for
doubl~) spring skirt. A. T. c.
March -. 1865 -3me.
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81 heartily comtnent it's economists Q
time, m"ney and contsntmeat."-lrh The Rev
Dr. Bellows.
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BABBlH1'S COLUMN.
kA Percent saved
SO BY USING
II Il BABBITTS

DhDpi -
d. LABOR SAVING SOAP.
This Soap Il made from pure and clean
materials. CONTAINING No ADULTE.
RATION OF ANY KIND. will not ,niurs
the nest delicate fabric. and il especially
adapted for woolens, which will not shrink
after being washed with this Soap. It may
Do used in hard or salt water. Il will re-.
move paint, greese, Tar ard stains Of all
k'rds: One pound warranted equal to two
P"urds OF ordinary family soap. DirectisLs
sent with each bar for making three gailons
handsome soft soap from one pound Of this
Soap Each bar is wrapped IN . circular
containing full directions fnr use, printed
IN Engh.h and CermIn, Ask your grocer
Tor "B' Il. Basoitrs Soap" and take no
other. b. T BaBFITT.
Nos. 81, eo, 66, 81, 50. SO. 10. II &74,
Washington al N. Y.
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P R | e Z S .

PRlC ES.
Large wringsr, "A" = sla 90
Medium Wnng-r, II" 10 90
Datys Washer, Family Size. IA 70
Dotys Washer, Hotel Siz-. IS 90
Merchants or good ranvasssrs can make
money rapidly selIi g them in every town.
Exclusive sale guarnnt -sd and liberal Terms
given to re.Pon .iblc par'is- " 10 frat apply
Descriptive Circular and term. seat tree
Tho celebrated DDTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has just taken the frat
premium AT the great Fair of the American
Institute, is also sold by the undersigned.
r. C. BROWNING. General Ageat.
Ne. BAT Broadway, New York.
February 7th, l866-ly.
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kA MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.
SO PER CENT. SAVED

10y USING B. T. BABBIrwS PURE
- Concentrated Potas, or Ready Soap
Maker Warranted double the strength Of
comn'n Potash, and superior to any other
saponitier. or lev 10 the market. Pat up in
cans Of ! pound, 2 pounds, ; pounds, 6
pounds and u pounds, with full dir-c, oas
ia English aud German for making hard
aud soft soap. One pound will max. IS
gallons OF soft soap. No lime 10 required.
Consumers will find thi, the cheapest Pot.
ash 10 market B T BABBlTT.
Nos. 81, es, 66, 81, 6s, 6y 10. IA g. "a,
Washington street. N. Y.
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fS fIhts VIII give al the nIItIhfy, ma
val. political and forsiga inssilgsnes ofthe
AZ All cennuaiestisus. either &om
correspopd.n.s ~ sp business. sbouid Be
sddrsesed 70 CHAS u. WYNNE,
Piopdstov.
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THE CLEANER
T II & AR0LIHA TINES.
: CHARLOTTE, =. c.

T He AR0LIHA TINRs.
: CHARLOTTE, =. c.
Is published Daily and Tri.Wsskly, and
l. furnished 10 subscribers, upon the fol.
DAILY TINES, one ysr.... $1,000
e." six months. s....... 500
three months. s..... 500
TIWEEELr Tiass, oLs year,. 500
- -. sIx months. 500
The Weekly Nsws, containing twenty
eight columns. . transcript Of the Daily
Times, 10 psbishsd every Tussdsy, a, -
per snnuu. "Clubs Of ten or more, q 80;
ssd = copy 10 the Re,tH up gratis.
Terms OF advertising in the Daily ssI
Td Weekly Times. one square (tsn liz - VI
lsss) 90 fsi 6rs, iassrtioa and SO cents fer
each sub-eq u.nt insertion. A rsssesabis
deduction tpads for advsrlissusnts 10 Inserted
fsra longer psricd thss eus usnth.
. hdvsrtisewrnts, iass.ted in the Weekly
News q, 90 Per square for each insss.
lion. All letters on business with the sboss
publications should be addressed TO.
WARING H. HEBRON,
Charlotte. n. G.
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BEAUTIFUL ENGRxvINGs Of 0..
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THE RICHMOND TINES.
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND BEMEDYI

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