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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-04-10
The Congress of Tinkers.

Truthful account of lot of Political Thinkers
who met at the city of Washington, in the mem
orable year, 1866, to mend an old Pot originally
manufactured by George Washington Il Co.,
Saints-and how the Thinkers, after discovering
the old Pot to be made OF copper demolished it.,
and wished to substitute an Amalgamation Ket-
tie i'll its place.l
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Tobacco, Seg0rs, dc.

~ T. COCHRAN & co. have just open
u. ed at their we'll known house asuperior lot
of Chewing sand Smoking TOBACCO of extra
brands. Also an assortment of Choice CIGARS
which they offer cheap for cash. They also have
on hand stock of Groceries, Queensware and
Dye Stuffs.
rs Produce of all kinds will be taken in x-
change for Goods [Staunton, Sept, 12-tf
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In eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
At Washington, a lot
Of botching Thinkers there convened
To mend a Union Pot
Which in scuffle had been cracked,
And near y rent apart
In Congress Hall those Thinkers met
To try their tinkering art.
First, tinkering Sumner tried his hand,
And said he thought the crack
Might be repaired by fixing in
A leetle something Black;
Though such thing smelt very strong
Sometimes in summer weather.
No composition but Black Paste
Would keep the Pot together
Then Brudder Kelly rose and said,
There is no time to waste,
therefore, now propose we try
To mend the Pot with Paste;
Moreover, let us have law
That eUeTy other crack
Throughout the land, no matter where,
BE stopped with something Black"
With Summers and with Kelley's plans
quite agree" says IHad;
Although Yankee squatter,
Much experience 1 have had.
Black things are better far than white.
According to my taste;
30 shall vote to mend the Pot
With Charley's Yankee Paste.',,
Says Boutwell,, Friends, would suggest
Before you begin
10 mend the Pot to see if there
Are any rivets in;
For if one with Copper-head
Within it should be found.
l dare affirm that Charleys Paste
VIII never make it sound"
The Thinkers then to search began.
And soon it was disclosed,
Instead of rivets, the whole Pot
OF copper was composed.
Y e Gods ~ they all cried in a breath.
Our trouble but increases,
Instead OF mending, let us break
The WORKOUT thing to pieces'
For if the people should find out
The Pot is Copper made,
Our occupation will be gone.
And damned will be our trade;
30 let us smash the darned thing up,
And hide away the metal,
And substitute in place thereof
An Amalgamation Kettle"
Then Sumner knocked the bottom out.
And Kelley broke the bale;
Soon but the relic of the Pot
Was left to tell the tale;
And that they trampled under foot,
Amidst an awful din,
Swearing their Kettle should not have
One grain of Copper in.
The debris then was gathered UP,
And safely hid away;
But for the tinkering job, poor men
More taxes had to pay
And now the botching Thinkers are
At work with all their might,
Fixing Union Kettle up,
Composed of Black and White.
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BY PETER PEPPERCORN.

Lean, raw-boned rascals, who would ever sup
pose
They had such courage and audacity ~
l. Henry VI, DICT /, Scene 2
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Richmond Advertisements.
Est0blished 1888.
Il WILLIAMS.

KEEN, BALDWIN g. WILLIAMS,
102 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Take pleasure in announcing that they are now
opening large stock of superb
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Hats Trunks and Valses,
al Of which have been gotten up by the manu-
lecturers to order, and with direct reference to
the wants of our trade. By every arrival we shall
make additions to our stock and keep constantly
d full supply of the best and most fashionable
goods to be had in the country. We will also
have made to order any article desired, and guar
antee satisfaction. Having all the advantages
to the war with a determination to offer the best
goods at the lowest prices we confidently invite
The patronage of the old customers of the house
and that of the public at large Terms CASH.
WHITEWATER & WILLIAMS.
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INHlN G. EFFTNGER. with John I

John G. EFFINGER. with John L
ID Jones, successor to Minor & Jones, and for
many years connected with the Virginia Central
Railroad,) Commission and Forwarding Mer-
chants, for the sale of country produce and pur-
chase of merchandise of every description No. 6,
Particular attention paid to the sale Olive stock
@ss~ Rock and ground Plaster will be forward
cd to parties making consignments before sales of
their produce are closed out Rock Plaster $40
per ton-long ton. Short ton, Ground Plaster,
S15. Feb 27-3m.
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PRIME COST OFM ANUFACTURE
BROAD-CLOTHS,
ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, DOESKINs,
VESTINGs
in short,
all kinds 8
goods ever found
in First-Class FASH
ionable Merchant-Taloring
Establishment with GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
may be seen here in the newest styes and
designs, and having secured the services of
R. j. ADAMS, of Richmond, in the CUSTOM
WORK DEPARTMENT, Garments will
be cut in the most genteel style,
and finished in the most workman
like manner, and to every Gus
toner perfect satisfaction
Guaranteed In our
department for
the sale of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
We shall always keep
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
Comprising great variety of all grades of Goods,
in every quality, so that
THE POOR,
THE MIDDLE CLASS,
THE RICH,
may suit their tastes
and their pockets, and as
to all classes we are determined to
SELL OUR GOODS, we have adopted
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
and our ONE PRICE will
always be the LOWEST
For which goods of the same quality can be
obtained either in the cities of
NEW YORK,
BOSTON, or
PHILADELPHIA |!
We take pleasure in announcing the engage
ment, as Statesmen, of Messrs T. F. RAY, for
merly with G. B. Rouse & Co., of Richmond,
Va; JOHN E. DAVIDSON, of Richmond;
and JOHN ELLET, of Powhatan; gentlemen
well and favorably known in this community,
and by many throughout the entire State We
also present to
COUNTRY CLOTHIERS,
Rare inducements
which cannot possibly be
extended by any other House,
as we have established, as per-
manent local institution, in this city, the
FIRST EXTENSIVE MANDATORY
Of Ready Made Clothing
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Employing many hundreds of hands
In the actual production of garments in our
midst. By this arrangement, customers save the
COST OF TRANSPORTATION
AND THE
MULTIPLICATION OF PROTEST.
And may order
Goods in SIZES and STYLES just suited
to their requirements and ensuring to them
DISPATCH IN FILLING ORDERS.
HGP REMEMBER THE PLACE.
No. 1l9, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
LOEB BROTHERS,
RICHMOND CLOTHING BAZAAR.
Richmond, October 3lst 1es5-1Y.
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HARDWARE
HOUSE,

Governor Street. Richmond, Va.
we are now receiving direct from the manufao-
turers in England, Germany and the United
States, our Spring Stock, consisting, in part, Of
1000 dozen pen and pocket Knives,
1000 gross cocoa, bone, buck and ivory handle
Table Cutlery,
100 doz. ElwelPs, Pecks and Powelrs wedding
Hoes,
$500 doz. pad chest, till, cupboard, stock sd
$50 doz grass and grain scythes
$50 doz. scythe Snaths and grain Cradles,
$50 doz. Spades, Shovels, Forks, Rakes,
1000 kegs Nails, assorted,
100 kegs Horse Shoes,
100 doz. Collins & Co.'S, Mann & Stewards Axes,
40 tons Pots, Ovens, Spiders and Lids,
Carpenters Blacksmiths', Saddlers and Tanner
Tools,
Builders and Housekeepers' Hardware in greet
Machine Betting Fairbanks Standard Scales.
Hoes Circular Saws, Manila Rope, &C., &c,
to which we call the attention of the merchants
of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee, feel-
ing confident that stock is equal to any in the
country and our prices as low as any regular
house. w. S. DOMAIN & CO.
W. s. DOMAIN, l
JOHN ASHER. mar13-3m*
LHRENCH & CRENSHAW, corner 9Th
and Main streets, General Commission Mer-
chants, Importers and Grocers.
We keep on hand a large, well selected and ex-
ed and domestic; Rio Laguira and Java Coffee;
cut leaf, crushed, A, B, c and extra G Sugars;
Gunpowder, Imperial, Black and Japan Tea;
Adamantine, Sperm and Hand pressed Talow
Candles; Brown, Pale and Fancy Soap; Herrings
and Mackerel; Porto Rico and Barbados Molas-
SEES; Golden and Oxnord Syrup Chocolate and
Spices. Agents for the sale of Messrs Moet s.
Chambers (of Epernay, France) Champagne
FRENCH & CRENSHAW.
N. BIN addition to the above, we have the
pleasure to announce that the services of Mr. X.
P. Richardson and Mr.. G. P. Prescott have been
engaged, and will occupy the I'd, Sd, and 4th sto-
res of our and extensive building on the cor
ner of 9th and Main SITS. The former in charge
of Carpets, Window Shades, Paper Hangings and
House Furnishing Goods the latter in charge of
Furniture. These gentlemen thoroughly ia
their stocks are very handsome and extensive and
selected with special reference to the wants of
People. TRENCH s. CRENSHAW,
Jan 23-3m Richmond, Va.
ED ECKHAM & CO.,
ID wholesale and retail dealers in
Agricultural and Farming Implements Fruit
Trees, Garden Seeds, &C., North side Cary, be-
tween 18th and 18th Sts., Richmond Va.
We have in store and will keep constantly ON
hand, all kinds of Farming Implements, consist
ing of Mowers and Reapers, Farm Grist Mills,
Cultivators, Wheat Fans Corn and Cob Crush
ers, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Masticators,
Thrashers, Railroad and Lever Powers, Portable
Engines, and Saw Mills, Spades and Shovels,
(Ames) Churns, Dog-Power Washing Machines,
Counter and Warehouse Scales, &c.
Sole Agents for the State of Virginia for the
sale of Russelrs combined Mower and Reaper,
4Etna combined Mower and Reaper, Buckeye
Wheeled Corn Plow. Jan 11-6m
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EDECKHAM & co.
MANN s. VALENTINE, JR. p A. FRANKLIN.
& FRANKLIN.

Wholesale dealers IN Notions, Hosiery,
Gloves, Fancy Goods & White Goods,
Have removed to their large New Store,
Main Street, between 18th and 18th, North Side,
RICHMOND, VA,
and respectfully ask the attention of the trade to
their large and desirable stock of the above men,
toned goods. They solicit an examination of the
same before purchasing, feeling assured that they
can sell them as low as they can buy in any mar
ket marl3-3m*
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VT and Hlt22lO2'.

IT'S not a tale, It's not jest,
Admir- d with laughter at feast,
Nor ford talk which can that title gain
The proofs Of wit forever must remain.
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PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
The War Declared at an end Restoration
The Political Equality Of all the States
Declared
By the President Of the United States of
america.
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same, before purCttSHS leeIIHS aSSureu tHstI IieJ
can sell them as low as they can buy in any mar
ket. marl3-3m*
j. j. wAGGoNER, VIM. G. HARVEY,
"AGGONER & HARVEY,
w Wholesale Grocers and Commission
Merchants,
No 40, Corner Cary and 18th Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
~" Strict personal attention given to the sale
Of Cotton, Tobacco, Grain and Country Produce.
mar13-6m
GOOD NEWS.-To Heads of Families and
VI the public generally.-Ten thousand dollars
worth DRY GOODS to be run off at cost, at 173
Broad Street. corner 9th street, the old stand Of
Chiles & Chenery. Having determined to close
out my entire stock of Fall and Winter Goods
this month to make room for Spring Goods, / will
sell them during the month of January, At Cost.
w. r. POLK,
Jan 23-tillOct1O 17S Broad Street, cor 9Th
TOHN C. MILLER,
81 Qate of Kent, Paine s. Co.. Importer and
Dealer in Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
Corner Main and 9th Sts.,
RICHMOND, VA,
Has received large stock of Spring Goods, to
which additions are being constantly made, and
to which he calls the attention of the trade.
Represented by Saml. NJ Price. marl3-3m~
II G. SNELSON, Agent,
81 /. formerly of STEBBINs PULLEN & Co.,
Importer of China, Glass and Earthenware, and
dealer in House Furnishing Goods, Plated Ware,
KEROSENE Oil Lamps, Chandeliers, &C.,
Franklin Street. Corner above the Ballard House
RICHMOND, VA.
10 Particular attention given to Packing and
Shipping of goods. mar13-3m*
N. B. HILL. j. H. PLEAsANTs.
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Loeb Brothers, Column.

Loeb Brothers. Column.
R.IcHnoND CLOTHING BAZAAR
NO. 1l9 MAIN STREET,
LOEB BROTHERS,
respectfully announce to the citizens of Richmond
and vicinage that, with greater facilities than
are at the command of any other House
in Virginia, they have opened the
extensive Warehouse built by
them expressly for their
own occupancy,
as above
and
are deter
mined to con-
duct the Clothing
Business upon so liberal
a scale as to attract all clas-
ses of purchasers of READY
NJ ABE CLOTHING and
to convince the entire public that the
Richmond Clothing Bazaar is the
place long sought for by the Fashionable
World-the Economical Purchaser
the Seekers of Great Bargains,
and all who would buy the
most desirable and sea-
sonable Goods, at
Positively Low
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feVOlteQ ana VINO nave DCen overcome ana SUD-
dued, must be dealt with so as to induce them
voluntarily to become friends, or else they must
be held by absolute military power or devasta-
ted SO as to prevent them from ever again do
ing harm as enemies, which last named policy
is abhorent to humanity and freedom; and
Whereas the Constitution Of the United
States, provides for Constitutional communities
only as States and not as territories dependen-
cies, provinces or protectorates and
Whereas such constituted States must neces-
sarily be, and by the Constitution and laws of
the United States are made equals, and are
placed upon like footing as to political rights
immunities, dignity and power with the several
States with which they are united and -.
Whereas the observance Of political equality
as principle of right and justice is well calcu-
lated to encourage the people of the aforesaid
States to be and become more and more con-
slant and persevering in their renewed ALE
glance and
Whereas standing armies, military occupa-
ton, martial law, military tribunals, and the
suspension of the privilege of the writ of habeas
corpus in times Of peace, endanger the public
liberty, are incompatible with the individual
rights Of the citizen contrary to the genius and
spirit Of our free Institutions and exhaustive
Of the national resources, and ought not, there
fore, to be sanctioned or allowed except in cases
Of actual necessity for repeling invasion OR sup
preston of instruction or rebellion; and
Whereas the policy Of the Government ofthe
United States, from the beginning of the insur-
rection to it's overthrow and final suppression,
has been in conformity with the principles here
in set forth and enunciated.
Now, therefore, /, Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States, do hereby proclaim
and declare that the instruction which hereto
fore existed in the States Of Georgia, South
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Valuable Real Estate Sale at Bunsberg, s. O.
Will be sold by JAMES PATTERSON, Commlssio ner In
Equity, at bamberg +. u, on MONDAY, the 20 th day
II III, 1.-The IN REAL ESTATE PROPERTY Of the late !.
g. Jonss decea ed consisting # three valuab le I'm
proved fts III the village OF Bamberg and one ract
and containing six hundred seven ,6D7) acres,
aud living on tina South Edsto River, three miles from
Bamberg one milNfrom Midway. and on Fourth ofa
mile from the South Car11na Railroad Two hun dred
GOO .:leared aud hader fence, the balance we
timbered with good Framed Building thereon, con
tanning four rooms and all Necessary outbuildpgs at
tacLed
LOr No. LIN the village Of Ramberg, ontain ..
three aeres with excsllens two-aory Framed DWELL
ing til rcon. containing arge rooms and neatly
painted WI all necessary Oh buildings.
Llt No 2-Une-a ad a-half acres, with reat Fra mea
Building thereon containing six ROOMS and all eceR
sary Out buildings.
L IT No. s-Une acre Of land. with neat Framed
Building thereon containing four rooms With kitchen.
&c. @==s.4
TERMS SALE Cash enough to pay tbs c"s's Of this
cause in gold is e4uvaent iu currenot; he balance
credit until the first day OF January 1858 with in-
ttrest from the day January 1897. paya Bile an
nuay purchasers to give their hot ds with or more
good sureties and mortgage IF the pur hased pre-
PURCHASERS to pay for pape bonds to sulae for
their payne Mt IN gold or itB equivale Mt In currency
Au lust 10 fth63
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Give Nature a Lift,

People expect too much OF Nature. They trife Wit
their heath and their constitutions, and then are sur
prised that they fall SICK
The pressure Of constant entail or bodily labor upon
the animal powers is tremendous. Very few systems
and constitutions bear up against this pressure un
assisted Add to this the unhta althy influences which
urk unseen In the air BREATHE the water drink
the artificial heat with which we endeavor to chase
away the cold and MISUNDERSTANDING moisture OF wins
ter and it would TO require almost superhuman
gor keep in perfect health Ct this rigorous season
But how reinforce them Certainly not with adul-
terated simulsnt here Is no poison in the outer air.
or Ia the atmosphere OF furnace heated roos work
shops or iactorie go pernicious those deadyburn
ing fluids.
Why use them when
HosTEETER's sToMA }! a Aolts sp1ETERs. EEaEs
ve1etsbe tonic vtthoat everywhere obtain
ablea Nothing has eyeg been offered The feeble and
deoilt.ted harlessi IN Its nature. in Its
tnvigorating effects, asahls celebrated 5..ss
sronAoH1o AND A4ranAT1vE.
In TIE armyand the NAVY. nnaew settlements, ana In
crowded oiesby old aa you ng. ROB and poor 1t is
used as q =
PROTECTIVE AND: RESTORATIVE MEDICINE,
with the most gratifying results.
Anoust "a
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THE SUBSCRIBER

cO1IOTTs PATRON AGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME-.
- OHANICAL WORKS. to Wit: Repairs Weighing
scales Letter Preeses Printing Presses takes aud rt~
pairs Hostinx Machines tor Stores; makes ali kinds
Wrought snd steel PfoughB with or without stocks Also
a general run Of BLACKSMITH W'.RK: ALA, Wheel.
wriont WORK In general, ZAKUH D M.l4EISH,
Way2 tathsepos No. 4 Et. npsranu street,
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=4f1l'r1nN SAl.tS.=
Neat and comfortable Residence tn An.e,.ica stree
Z=s at Auction.
RH S5T1v n t0z NlcGT1 aJVRAY.

at auction. fz==
Bt SM1l III 81 McGIi iLlVRAY.
VIII positively be sold on HORsD,Y next. the Esd
nstan at II o'cork OH the .te of the xchanae,
. ALI that LOT OF Ian on the west side Of amer
lca street. below Reid street, bounded on the orth by
la ds OF -, ea by America street, tst by talds
-- e.- and south by lands Of ---, and measuring
1ee1 1rcnt on America STREET b. Ito feet In depth more
No. IT. = --,.--
There are two DWELLINGS, and a double ri. CHEN
on on the LOT me main Dwelling s of wood, two and
pantry, piszza, go gas throughout he premises Tn
uther Il small house OF ur In the resr of tn
BILE.
Terms ca.h. Purchaser to pay for papers.
This properly be tr-aen for at private sale mt
tn, 2sd instant. when 1t will be sold without reserve
August 18
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"a a e MT g.

The following are the Agents for THIS papef'
VA, HEMINGWAY, General Travelling ana oonect
ing Agent ,z,,.--,
Collecting Agent ..=#,.5, ,...,.-.-.
TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and sta.ioners,
Columbia, 8. O.
J, Y. NErHERs, Union, s. o.
Captain ". E. EARLE, areenville, 3. O.
Col. j. j. RYAN, Barnwel, 8. q.
J. T, DUBOIS. Marion.
g. HARDY, Sandy Ford P o.. Madison CO.. Fla
PATRICK HUvEY, Macon, Georgia.
!. T. f. WILLIAMS. Clinton. s. O.
T. B. ALLEN. Chester O. H., g. O.
". 8. LANCE, Grahamville P. O., Beaufort 8. O.
B. r. BRADFORD, Walterboro', 8, O.
HI DARR Sumter, 8. O.
THAD. O. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, g. O.
I'M. BROWN. "sontherner ctHce." Darlington, 8. u
Il. M QUINN b BRO, Augusta,
J.H. ESTEL1I, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAVEGA, Agent in New York.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
,xv axr szc0vD AND =rH11p PAGES: ~a*

Mus1o ON THE BArrERY-The following is the
nrooramme for this aftsrn )on's perform ance OF
the 9Th Infantry Band at the Battery
l. March from Fanst.
2. eeleoti ~ from Eruani.
3. Vive pAmerio.'ne.
L. Waltz F 1etstion.
s. Popular AIRS ,
8. Overture Fra Diavo'a.
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Furniture. II rses Vehicles. &c.. at AUCTION.
BY HNlITH IL a1cG,LiIVRAY.
No. "a Broad Street, south Side, Near state
Street.
Sales of FURNITURE &C., at private residences at.
tended to at moderate charges
e Auo @ tion -esssa- MEDNLsDAY for HORSES, Web
Giles, fURN1TURE, &C, at narr:past III uUtnuK at
Office. limo August4
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Snow CASES.
GERHARD ,WINTER n

NO. 10 NORTH .a71tLIAM,sTREET, NEW Y0RR,
No. 84 Broqshest, G Of Bo,oe,y, New York.
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION or
vi SHOW OAhlIB. in Silver, German Silver, Rose.
wond MAhnRan Walnut 9.
pood assnrtmen3 always on hand or msde to nrd ef
ct tie -horteat notice. Cases shipped {. any mart Of
The United States or Onnsda. tuthsSmo August IA
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PRIVATE SALES.
Splendid Vineyard and Orchard near ne toson
Aiken. g. o.
BY SMITH Il McGI!L1vkAY,

bH SR1fA q N1C1A.AAVh hR1s
No. "a Br0ad.st., south side, near state.st.
at Private Sale
THAT BEAUTIFUL AND REMUNERATIVE ESTATE
Of scres more or less about four miles from Aiken5
sixteen mill from the en'e prtsDg ty Of Apens ta
This fine FARM contains Bplerdid VINEYARD of 10
acres OF th most oh ice wine makin&gra In Or
Apple Pear Ounce, 30 +. So.. Trees THE CLIMATE
EsPEOIALLY BENEFICIAL To CONsUMPTIVEs.
o. the place nice Dwelling with Ave rooms, &c., I'll
in modern style; all usual optnuildinRs &C.. found on
well arranged farm Also the entire live stock in oud.
ing mules, together with wsgoLs harness, 10, &C.. =.
The attention Of the enterprising Capitalist and lar
rner Is especially directed to this beautiful estate
Ierms moderate. Apply, aa above. at
NO. az BROAD STREET,
August 1b Charleston. g. O.
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CHRONIC D1ARRHGA AND DYsENrERY. re.
turned sol era and 9th rs suf from these dis
eases against whioh the usual remedies are useless;
bnt for whion DR.. HUMPHREYS ioma ,pArH11 D1AR.
RHEA and DYsENTEH1o SpEo1r1os are a sure re They
ha. rness Mecated sug Pills. ar9 sure thing
these diseases Single boxes as oeus six boxes for
81 25. Sent by mall to any address free S-nd to
HUMrHREYs' HOMEOPATHIC MEn1u1Ne Co..
August IS S NO. 682 B. oa ,wsy, N T.
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rHE CLEANER AND CON NDENsER ATTACHMENT
Ifs an ENTIRELY NEW FEATUR ., and q great &C.
ouis tion to the Gin proper It very simple in con
atruction and operation and requires no appreciahle
RE to drive It, 1t to sppar,te all the vast
amount Of fine dust and sand from The sinned cot,on
which, by the ordinary proress won'd he dep 'sited
with it. and be packed in bales for market Til. con-
denser als prevents the possibility of firing the gin
ming buildings. II the GIN itself could generate
frs (which this Gin cannot do, It occupies hut little
s,aee aud may be- operated In almost any building.
however sna |, and wtlen desirab, may be used III tn
open field tits entirely po table and With the Gin.
forms A COMPLETE GIN NlNt4 EsTA ABL1sH MEhT OF
ITSELF which can be moved from plantation to
plantation .,z.
The saving Ii, the erection Of buildings such az are
required these Gi aud oudeDs over th st OF
tn ,ss required for her gins will cted the entire
outlay for these inprnved TN versa Cotton Gins anu
agent. for the LARK HORGHO MILL and COOKS
srGAR EVAPORATUR zs=z-
Agents TOR AK, HAnBAUuTs PORTABLE STEAM
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