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FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
NuLp MhDAL VIEWING MACUINk 20.
36 Ann street, Now YORK.

or PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIAGE. containing nearlv 300
psgcs and lso fine PLATE ENGRAV-
INGS of the anatomv of the human or
gans IN a s.ate Of health and diseap..
with Treatise on Early Errors, III de-
plorable consequences upon The mind and
body, with the authors plun OF treat
meLt- the only rational ard successful
mode OF cure, as shown bv the report Of
cases treated. A truthful adviser TO the
married, and those contemplating mar.
riage, who entertain doubts os heir phys {
ical condition. Sent free OF postage to
any address, on receipt OF 20 cents IN
slamns or nns'q currency, by addressing
Or. LA CR0lX No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. The author may be con-
Quilted upon any OF HE Diseases upon
which his book treats. Medicine sent
20 any part of the world. .. lt.f.T
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Spttial Aotites.
An Esodtual Worm Medicine

an hIIootu1l worm MoulOlne,
Browns vormifuge comAts.
on woRs LozESsss! Much sickness, undoubtsdly
with ehidfsn anl adults ettrbaisd to other causes,
- occasionedby worms. The VERMVuaR Coz.
v'rs," sltAoush eGsclual 10 .dsstroyi 9. worms,
san do m possible iniury the moa dvlieste Shild
rm'valaable combination has been suceeufellv used
BY phy'ie'ans found q he sars and surs In stad
icSiHg warns, 70 huHruito chlidrsn.
cHiLDRxS H,vISo woRNs reqnire immediate At
tsniiOn, a. neglect Of the trouble often causes pro
longed sickness.
! SYMPTOMS or woRNs ~ CuiLDRES are orier
overlooked worm'in the stomach andbowslseau''
Irritation which can he removed only BY nsbse a
a sure remedy. The CeN,biaadon Of In rede n,'
s'sd Ia making BaowS's "vsRsFroR CoMurs
such aiio give The best possible effect with safety
CURTIS & Drown, Prrptietos,, New York -
Sold by slldeSlsn in Medicines, at gSots. box,
MAY 9t,.lsG6 SCI
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Sotenade, was presented ia a s,yl,
very life-like. aFihcgs6's Wake
was received with loud applause, ans
was tcpeated. The closing tablsau,
-"Statuary"-wSs really a fitting
finale for the evenings amusvmcats
The positions we're very natural, anC
the poise Of the white drppery excel
lent. Mt. Hiram Bfiton ma6o a few
happy remarks at INC close Of III,
festival which called, out many re-
spOnses--aud pulses. The realila-
sion, aside ffOwe expenses, was sI38. ~
DEATHs.-Seyeral deaths have oc
CURED in our county in tho'past week
Two persons, whose Nar.os We die
not lcarn--a lady ond gentleman
died at their place = ss residence or
Honey Creek.
The little daughter OF MICHAEL
HoKE, who resides in this township
two miles from TifHu, on the Melmor,
road, died on Thursday last, of fever
Mr.. LLOYD NoRRSss whose ,illues,
wO noticed last week, died on Thurs
day the 9th Instant at 4 o'clock ii
the morning. Iii, right arm aud lel
became paralizcd two hours and hal
before his decease. lie suffered frou
combination of ills which preyed up
on various parts Of bic system-priu'
cipally the lGngs aud bowels. The
body was inferred in the family bury
ing ground on his late residence.
Mr.. NoRRis was an old and esteem
ed citizen Of Seneca county-beiuJ
In the heighborhood Of 40 years o
age. He had resided in Seneca coun
ty thirty-Gve years.or more, and wa
in nfiluent circumstances
Mr.. RUDOLPH KAGA, an old resi-
dent of this county, and father o
A. KAaA, Esq, former editor o
this paper, died on Sabbath last, af
ter a long and protracted Illness. Mr.
KAoA was a man of a.dent politica
temperament, bat possesseda kin,
and generous heart withal, aud leave
many friends to regret the death Q
so good q citizetH i-.. ,..
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Go to the National RssOa for
prime oysters. .<5tDSb.kDt11
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Tarrancs

Compound Ertrdcfof Cubebs and Co
r.s7 paibd, u
There is no use Of oonfnement or change
Of diet. In It's approved form Of paste Il
Ia eutircly tOsteless and causes M un-
pleasant sensltiun to the patient, aud uo
exposure. II Is acknowledged BY .ha
most learned in the profession that in IN
above class of diseases, Cubebs and Co.
puiba are the only two remedies known
that can he relied upon with any Ger
tainty Of SUCCESS.
Tarran,'s Compound Extract of Cubcbs
and Copaiba never fails.
Manufactured only bv
,-.l TARRANT g. Co...
2IS Greenwich street, New York.
Sold hu lcnnnl.la nll nmnr Ito ANn.IL
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MoTro.--Best goods and full
weights is d. B. De Land & Cos
motto, hence they only recommend
Best Chemical S,teratus. - 60
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THURSDAY. DEC lS 1856.
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CANDLE our brief notice of the
"Trinity Church Fair" last week, we
stated that the receipts. for the two
evenings we're in the neighbOrhood Of
$3.50. This was coBjectnral, for We
we're without any positive iuforma-
tion on the subject, but we are grati--
fed to learn that the nett receipts, ex-
elusive of all expenses end disburse-
ments, will exceed Tho SUN OF three
hundred dollars, aud iFis with pleas
uie that we comply with the request
of the ladies who specially .superip-
tended the management Of that social
benefit, to present, In behalf of tbcm.
selves and others of Tripity Church,
to Gideon's Band, and the citizens of
Tifin and vicinity, their acknowl-
edgement aud very grateful apprecias
tion of the iiberality andpublic spirit
by them so generously, and cordially
manifested on the occasion 'Ah O. iHl
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NEf
b JBoARpINa.---GoOd boarding can be
had at Mrs, WILsoS's, on the South
side If Perry street, ,'ue6r}ths river.
n3>2m
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WINTER-Stern winter, witlrrough
and chilling blasts, az frosty breath
and freezing GOODNESS, has como in
upon. us without even an. announce
ment. He is a spOrtive, festive fel.
low, setting signs to screecbing
mourufullH and haunting eorpers
aud angles, as it were, in the hOwlings
Of spirits doomed to wander on
Garth forever. With an artistic hand
he pictures Utopiau scenes.upon the
window panes--6rst with sketch Of
Greenland scenery and follows with
tropic ferns aud Aowefs He insin--
oates himself into every corner and
granny, in a free aud easy manner, as
though bent upon a-sptee, aud Com
fort should bear the expense. lie
pinohes the 'earss and tweaks tho
npses of old and young, romps with
the children until he treads the
warmth. out Of their littleg fleet,
gives their cheeks a rosy red, and
makes their noses blue. He whirls
the hoops Of modest maideDs in an
immodest manner, and plays IN a
sportive way with their silken
tresses. He's rough old chap, but
brings us pleasures with the pain
the bright and feathery snow, that
like a wedding garment drapes the
earth in white; and the sleighs glide
swiftly to the lively music Of the
merry noted bells ;-thcsnOoth and
glassyiice, that like a mirror invites
the youth and beauty to eyer-welcOme
joys the sharp steel moves lightly
over its surface TO the measure Of
happy heart beats mufiled in comforts
and furs. Old Winter, thou art 4
cold and rough old fellow, but W.
give thee most hearty welcome. .rlt
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RootI Rooti Root
pEAnN MANI

ROOTS FESTACnINE ptesrrvss the lie or the
Raif- changes u nom gtay TO it otix,na, color In
three weeks-r rgveuis the het 'rou, fsuiRe--istho
hssi Aui1le ioF dirssne the hsr evvr fhuNa in the
| diseases ". The syAln--is dehrhunily p~tfumed
Ceres bsldne't and win hol Hs,n the skiu. w
tsp ihsaofy quicAiy, and tellit itpe, when We say
~ ish perfect
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TARRANTS
cyCSnPon.d Erirdetcf iT
CubebS and Covnibu

ls sur", c'rtain and speedy cure for all
diseases Of the bladder, urinary organs
and Kidneys either niho male.or female
frequently performing a perfect cure in
the short space of three or four davs and
always in less time than any other prepa-
ton. In the use Of
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REsTORER AND DRESSING coMBINED.

No oher prcpstaicu fct the hait oon,aios
Nut Oil. soldby all nruqgisu.
ORRtN sKlNNkR h co.
sole Prnpretcrs. Springfield, Mass
Apri 70, lst8-ny1ziY. rfrvF .s.t.,
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THERE IS NO SUCH WORD as FAIb.0
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~ Diafthea, Camping or
roo,D,.D, headache, 4 @ F"P l"'A' s''"''A'
Ri ;umatim, Piles,
.rHN... .r. Fresh Cui, or Bruises.
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TRIMS OF ADvERrIsINo.

7iiE iollowine prices Tor sdveuising have hesn
agreed upon by the newspaper pubhsh In TifIlu
taadea; advertisements pefsauu6--onc or
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22

We can get books cheaper under this system
than we could have done had we been com
PEELED TO purchase American works. The
public can be accommodated at reduced rates,
and got better article for their money. The
question for Congress to decide is whether
the printers and other hands engaged in the
trade shall be sacrificed, or whether higher
price shall be charged for books. AS we
have always advocated protection to home
industry, and as we cannot but think it
would be Just for years to come, merely
temporary protection would be better than
any other security. We advocate either an
increase Of the tariff, or the abolition Of the
internal revenue taxes, or both.
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Some Words ON our American Books.

Some Words on our American Books.
UNLESS the present protection afforded to
Anne lean publishers be amended so as to
secure for them at least some fair attempt at
competition with those of other countries,
the American book will become as scarce
curiosity as the mastodon, and all works
issued in bona .fde manner by American
houses will be eagerly bought up at a pre-
MUM by bibliomaniacs. In making statement
so comprehensive as declaration That the
entire trade of publishing is at present in
danger in our country, we do not speak at
random. The internal revenue, and the cost
OF labor and material at home, is so great that
it is far cheaper to pay the tariff, and
have the works imported from London.
The only reason why the system has
not been universally adopted by our publish
ing houses, is that they thought it probable
thai Congress would, at an early day, take
some steps to remedy the evil. AS it is,
the reader who has purchased an American
work, as he imagines, has no guarantee that
such is really the case. Many houses in our
city, and more especially in New York, have
had their works printed in London with their
imprints. The consequence is that it is
impossible to tell whether what we read has
, been set up by Americans or Englishmen.
Such is fair statement OF the case. It has
deferred the smaller publishers from issuing
as many works as they have formerly done
at the holiday season, and has secured for
some Of the larger houses a sort of monopoly,
which has its advantages as well as its evils.
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9 / G II 7 S BE N G.
~ There are some places that like Charles Dickens
old curiosity shop, arc decidedly difcut to describe
NeTemember once up N time goirg TO the &C 'demy
otNatura sciences, ana when got homo undertook
70 9eseribe what vo saw there but we gave up in do
spair, because there many bcgInnnga that we
never could select one 70 clmmence at
~ w uld be almost as difficult task 70 describe the
many beautiful things that are to be at Mr. q.
W, Pitchers, at No N8 Chesnu ss'reet. Many time
have we stepped In to look their stock of hand
some engIayings and large Photographs and always
their power, - 80.
Perhaps here Is hardly person VIII pretends to anv
taste that has and admired II Ir beau u and
artistic LhOtocrhOmos.
natural erect cou hardly b produced rae effect IL
lovely and the pictures are as they deserve TO be- inn
menselY popular
BesI0es these Pitcher has over a THOUSAND different
kinds OF Photographs Tor framing end II we were TO
cant upon his stock Frames Rustic Git Polished
Walnut, Iatved oval and square his Bib ca Prayer
Piesentation % Books fot old aad young iolksi roy
Photograph Albums, Writing Desks, Brackets
Rogers Groups ana his thousand little knok-knacks of
all kinds that bv heit cheaDless anl beauty are so
temp Ing we could I'LL volume. We would on j saw
IN conclUe on TO the reader, to and for him
al q. w. PITCHER'5, No sOS CHESNUT street 1922 2t
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HABEAs CORPUS FOR DR.. MUDD.-Appli-
cation, it is said, is about to be made to
Chief Justice Chase for a writ Of habeas
corpus in behalf of DR.. Mudd, one of the
conspiIatOrs in the assassination of the late
President Lincoln, and now confined at the
Dry Tortugas. AS Mr.. Lincoln was the Com
mander-in-Chier Of the army and the navy,
there is some doubt whether the late decision
of the Supreme Court in regard to trials by
military commissions covers this case.
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OUR MANUFACTURING STATEs.-The
three great manufacturing States OF the
Union are New York, Pennsylvania, and Mas
sachusetts the value OF ther products, re-
spectively, being $23,77O,53O, S16S64, ali,
S11,541,702. Ohio follows Massachusetts, and
Illinois comes next,
The idea that the business OF manufacturing
is peculiarly that of the people of New Eng
land, is mistaken one.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

cz:5z.EEEg GEORGE STECK & CO.'S zsssH
mcSts are "a irongIy MISREPRESENTATION S fSe fon
among The leading artists in America any Pianos
viii lam Mason. 8. Mills rheo. Thoms II. G.
1imm, u ak Naretzek George W. Morgan. Car Berg
man Carl WolsQhn Charles H. Jarvis II Cross,
Carl Gaertner, II. q. Thunder J. N Beck Joseph
RiZZo, h. a. Cross
CIRCULARS of certificates as to their au abity and
the references OF thousand purchasers in Phiade
phia and vicinity. TO be had on applic alton.
j. GOULD
l2I86t SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
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No Confirmation. No Paw.

IT is probable that those office-holders who
have been appointed to and are holding their
positions in defiance OF the Constitution
having been confirmed by the Senate-will
come to grief on their salaries by the failure
of Congress to make any appropriation for
them. A Democratic member from New
York suggested in the House OF Representa-
tives that this would not amount to anything
as the oflice-holders in question would steal
enough to make it up, This is complimentary
to the oflice-holders, but the scheme will
hardly work as a settled rule. Congress holds
the purse Of the nation, and lift cannot secure
obedience to the Constitution in any other
way, it must withhold the supplies.
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CABINET ORG 4NS,l These beautiful instruments
CABINET OkG ANS, are made ONLY by MASON &
CABINET ORGANS aAN LIN, and for sale in 2 bila-
delphia only by j. +. GOULD,
SEVENTH aud UHESNUT.
Gz55ae3:HEL1 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! CHRIST
VIZ I yVMAS PRE- SEN rs sI-Our celebrated AR lFFE
PIANOS now ling to suit the times Gail and
examine them OF our New Warerooms No. llO3 CHES.
NUT street. before purchasing eaWhere I2l9 ut
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VB You CAN NOT only SAVE FRoM25 R1
eB to IS cents on pound Of Tea, and eR1
t8 from to Is cents on pound ofCof- IN
e;B fee, but you win also flud that you 4l
GB can get the fnest best, and strictly 9S
"a pure goods ifyou so to the AMERI- 8sa
az CAN TEA CoMPANY's, No. OS2 ARCH, .Ra
GB@ AND No 2lsoUrH SECOND STREET LED
fS The reason they can sell the best R
EsB goods at lower prices than they are gN
6sR usually sold, is they have great GN
0B number of Wholesale and Retail Gg
GsS Stores in the largest cti3s of the &1
aB Union and sell an immense guam -RB
~ tity of Teas and Conee. and con- &N
G5B@ sequeutly they have to buy ag tin Rn
DsB such large quantities.; and every zen
63 one knows the larger the quantity 8n
or bought the cheaper 1t can be had .Rs
oB and buying It only for cash enables gz
nB them to buy at such prices that Aa
UB they can sell the bes. goods at =8G
1eB retail even lower than some dealers 4g
sB can buy them at wholesale. In
GB Try our Green, Black, or Japan An
aR Teas. Try our celebrated Roasted A
aB 40 cent Coffee, or our othe: CoGees. Zen
nB7 You will find them all of the finest 8N
aB" flavor, strictly pure, aud the finest 4N
I8" goods 10 be had, and at lower prices 45
GB@ than you had TO pay at othtr places IA
eB for much interior gcols. AMERICAN In
GB- TEA COMPANY, No. %! ARCH AND -4H
6sR No2l S SECOND ,rREET Rsn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RaY@ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY
CoE CO, N. e. corner OF FIFTH and CHEs-
NUT Streets, Philadelphia and TRIBUNE BUILD.
1NGs New YORK; are agents for the ''TRLRaRApH anc
tor the Newspapers the Whole country.
7S0ly4p JOY CoE GO
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FRFE SCHOOLS are to follow universal suf-
frage in the District of Columbia. This is
also radical measure, introduced by Thad.
Stevens.
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0kOOO "A RARE CHANGE TO INVEST
tpI)OAO. In cotton culture, Address U, G, u
Ledger once, IL
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sEssE3 s sTEINWAY g. sons
6 W
Grand Sqnare and Upright Piano Fortes

UIduV OqUaTV anu UEIBHI FIa1O EOrI5s'
stairway g. SONS direct special attention
TO theT pnewly Invented UpIieht Pianos, with
frame, paten led June g., 1866. This invention
consists in providing the Instrument d9 addition
iron LIace iiame in the OF it, both frames being
cas In ne FfCce. thereby Imparng solidity of
structor bDd capacity OF stsnding In before
a ltaiECd In that class instrument
The soundboard is supported between the frames
by an apparatus re- atng its tension 80 thSt the
greatest sSIbe deEJee sount producing lcity
is obtained and regulated to the incest desirable point
he Great volume and exquisite quality of tone
ell as elasticity and pIOmptness OF &C ton, these
new Upright Pianos have elected the unqualified ad.
heard them,
BLASIUS BROTHERS confidently offer these beau
tf III instruments public aud invite every lover
OF music 10 call and examine them
very Piano Is Tucted with their Patent ARrae
ARRANGEMENT applied directly to the iull Iron Frame
or sale only bV BLASIUS BROTH GRS.
II "a lm4p* No 1905 GU ESNUT Street.
, 1866-10-20
RESTRAINTS.

Fo5dham Bro, NJ. ISIS. Meeting S.. Near
Calhoun s.. Choice Liquors, and Segars. Free
Lunch Every day ~ |. o'o!ock, E4,abic. fur
nishru Mt al Hours
Th,n,iorc sa:ron. Exrhnrse House, M. 1913.
MARKET Steer, ctu!cc I.q!oss anu s-gaI>,& *. 4
Hrhendarc SAxton. Head OF M-rsct, N.t.t
hand side. J>ica water and Entertainments Nm
ter and Summer,
TAIlDKIAG.
Alher, O'Nrl. NJ. 81. M.,k,t s.. Tailoring
in ali is nrll:l: don. VIA. .Nca,r.-s gui az
pa'ch.
Rrb,r, II ,u>,,n. NJ. lin; s., opposite
Radcliffe Fs,hi,nablc FACTORING. Krpareins &c,
done ot Reasonable rates.
T.. Il. Morgan No. 80 Smith ST. near Cal
honn Nothing and Evening School Evening
for adults
John Ma,ran,. mny he found for the present
IL 50 Cnlhoun Street, where orders. may be
If, nt-ail tines Gun. Locks and Trunks re-
paired 1T short notice
w. J. WntrrEu.-Law Office Nolss Meet.
ing street. u!.lrd flooI) Charleston S. G..
prompt attention given 10 business
~ SCHOOL NOTICE.-The DUTIES Of
my scirnol viii be resumed on Tuesday, .'anunry
2nI, 1856. 30. 5. Smith Street, near Calhoun
Dec 20 2mls i'KIER Is. MORGAN.
Mrs. Fordham informs her friends that
She has npcncAa School for Children ut her
residence No. DIP Meeting Street, every At
ention paid to the moral character Of her
pupils. Sept. 9th, 1856
, 1866-10-20

Important letters OF inquiry are now in
,'e hand. Of the Editor;
Miss. \. T. A~!.sDArd,
Nils Iirtti tiinia. u.
M!a. sarah Ounce,
Mr. Henry .,..,chel,
Mrs H"tsy, II. OF 'Ir. Thos, r. GODDARD.
y. lc,tc. from Jas Hodges, 10 his VIII,
Betsy Hodges,
One from M'.- I-.avcniu sni,l., enouir.-
i.'-:: otter i:tr son Ecrja,nin Franklin, form
ysly ''ei"n.in. 70 \. s. Wellington. Of iii.
c.:,. III lirnr.y Ta:lor cnliirins tar lis
daughter Louise Taylor, Nancy McIiur.
nry of New orleans eu. dirr, !Jr auv l.c!!l-
ses> Of Her fam y III Till, city. Wilson
t.N''.s, OF Ricli.Doli,. - enquiries for Nam
ry i'o;ilrAter. Mrs. Eir.m Coumard.
Of Wilmington enquiries .or :Sis,n Wal,,,-.
i>"'.' l'a2l 81 Am@l,sta Ga. rul,,irc. for
trr -"i' Richmond Page Lewis j.. Moody
i.ow IN %i'iorio. enquiries for t s Children
'''St nAari 81 IN TINS titv Geo. w. sam
aeis. Of New Orleans enquiries after The
i..isi!.y Vi i.Ilcn Richards, o. NJ. Steward.
low il iiichnlonl Va enquiries a,,u; his
wltc la, heard Of in this CRY. and known
by Jno. Everett family cln>- leader in c,,n-
byrlini Church. AZ of; the above letters
@ttlIing - they do silent tales Of dreadful
tii',> now gone hy will he preserved for :
lev weeks Ia runr and any OF them may
be rccicyed by calling at the house of Rev.
H. H.. Gain or at the Leader Office.
, 1866-10-20
Convention or Colored SOL
dicrS and Sailors.
I. :.
Nlcs.srs Editors

".# .#.#.H ..... "...
Seem. . l'"'irc III the
LEADER "t last week, that tl.r Cel"rrd
Soldiers and Sa'i"rs held j consultation
meeting and thc conclusion they have ar
rived at Is, to ''"i't = 'onvc't:"ii On The Sth
{ January lo6'. interested ny ~rit''n
the matter, and low have IN M possession
tie wclc'nr Grcct'uS th't the ~is'irrs OF
INC call sends to sor1u cAn"LlN,. yea.
me entire so'rIi I" meet 'h'ir N"rtl'"rn
friends III grand counsel The question is
WI south 'aroiinA respond and send her
lclss''c,
Inc l'rsi 1854 thu cane ar.oss m" lninl
A. what need have we Of = Convention 0;
'o''''cFs an" o''''ors J'n >'r. men We're
frequently called wise. ana rScr thought q
, 1866-10-20
General Contractor.

The Undersigned would respectfully announce to
his friends ana the public generally, tia, he las re
uincs! his business, an are ready to MAX e col tract
as heretofore viz, for Brick work, Stating, ~plnstcr-
ing, and corniceirly. setting Of Boilers, cooking
ranges, crates &c.
IB All contracts shall he executed faithful.
~. and with dispatch. Residence No. u Morris St.
between King and St. Phillip streets, once No. s
Calhoun st. East und.
81. Maxwell. limo. oct Is
, 1866-10-20
TO THE PLAN rEkS Of NONrit AND
EI)tSJtH

In ,ntusisnti lav.n; purchased the steamer
lfI,'o. nov il good running or !r:, -intrn, putting
'.rr on the rnufc he'Nrcn ci.'l SION n,!! al tl,
innings 81. Nnrth .lI Snu,l Ei-,o.
WilIrtc,ivr ;Ecisht daily. free o: chsrgy, al
he 'IDse ON b"sc-s snnth wharf, aud intend
!rsvtu. C1"rlv,ion for Not,h an! South l:!i,to
Byautoid ana Rockville Oh rlcsInys.
ipt Fraishte .sas .'rcnts aIpiy,o Roht, Il. liar
my. lfpyrr and CO : nl,h wharf.
rnrr- .r' crrrfnIi. ronprtar: snl polite Off
cer~ on b Al 81 H. boa: and commend .cl %
me community AMI travelling pubiic. Frc,sh:-
taken ana received cheaper ,i"n By any other
.,nve,Ancc.
, 1866-10-20
NOTICE.

l desire to ob.ain information relative to my
daughter Marycret, Ann Elizabeth C:emc,. we
were brought from Marion Perry county Ala.
estate Of Dr.. Ftnnk Bates to Friendship coun-
~ No. Ca. here We separated, left her in the
hands ofa Spectator named James Gardner, any
party knowing OF her whereabouts will please
inform me by letter or other wise, at Calhoun St
opposite a.. VI. z Church Charleston So. ca
Mary Simon
, 1866-10-20

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