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ITO THE EFFLICTED-R ENSON'S
a SALALEn BROTH or SALTS OF WIS
DoN-a specific for Ringworm letter, Itch, Bar
bers Itch, Ulcers, and all eruptioEs Of the skin,
no matter how mali nart or how long standing
Warranted tocure or no paw. Try II, ard IL Il
does not speedily and PROMPTLY cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money will be refunded
in every instance. Price. SOC pr bottle. For sale
by BLUNT L IGSsLkY
Druggists, No. 1924 II ain street,
An sI,b,,ora W
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D. OGDEN .........:........... DIRECTOR.
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A fine assortment Of CARPETS, which am SELL
ing at very low rates.
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TOREPAUGH'S MAMMOTH
MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS
will open for three days and nights,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
November 18th, 10th, and goth.
ON THE LOT CORNER FOURTH AND CLAY
STREETS.
Doors open at A. NJ. and P NJ. Performances
at q and P. NJ.
Children ten years of age, and all under.2S cents
There will be no mean subterfuge resorted to
BY charging an extra fee for so-called" re-
served seats.
SPECIAL NOTICE Bureaus for the sale OF
seats have been appointed at the RICHMOND
MUSICAL EXCHANGE, No. o2O Main street, con.
Quoted by Messrs. J. w. Davies Sons, and
at the spotswood Hotsl.
GRAND PROCESSION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ID, at 10 A. NJ.
no ls-at
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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
BRING IN THE SHUC

THIS RESTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEN,
on DEPOSITS.
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FOR ONE WEEK oNLT-THE EVENT OF The
SEASUN.
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NEACKERE AND HEARINGS.
Nl no IBAY MACKHRsL. Boston insoec,,,
No. SH0gE MaCREkEL, Boston inspse!
No.aB sioa M,cKggEL, Boston ,,.n...,,,
No. / BAY MACKsREL, kits, Boston irsuse,,
ton;
Woods No North Carolina CUT HEP.
RINGS.
Woods No North Carolina FAMILY pog
HERGIGGS, for sale by
noIe RUBkRr Y. WILLIAMS II On
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Graeser & McJunkin,
Commission & Forwarding,
MERCHANTS,

Gervais Street, Columbia, S. &C.
WOULD respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they will
attend personally to all business intrusted
to them. They willrBUY COTTON ON
ORDER OR SELL. IT or any of the PRO-
DUCTS OF THE COUNTRY, on as favor
able terms as any house in the city. They
are also prepared to STORE or FORWARD
Cotton, to be sold either in Charleston,
New York, or Liverpool. ..,A,,rs-
Being familiarsWith>al all necessary details
in relation 10 the Internal Revenue Tax,
Cotton sent to our care will be forwarded
without delay. z.. ,: -.
Planters and others will find it to their
interest to entrust to rs the transaction of
their business. C. A. GRAESER,
W. S. McJUNKIN.
Nov. T. 1866 45-tf. ---~
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LOST EDIGoR.-Our editor is
lost!-he is gone-went off several
days ago for Jefferson. We have
consulted the Jimplecute and the
Marshall papers (they ought to
know every thing) but not word
do we see about the whereabouts
Of our editor. We heard once
that he went to marry couple
somewhere, and forgot his mar
riage ceremony, and had started
in search of that then we heard
that he had got drowned in Sui
phur, but upon reflection we knew
that was not so, for Sulphur is as
dry as a powder-horn, and besides
that, our editor is an immersionist
and takes to water like a duck
and we know he could not drown.
Now, if any Of our confreers find
him, please persuade him to come
back home-for the devil is really
turned loose in our Office and we
cannot manage him; he needs the
pious admonitions ofour editor
it acts like a charm, and makes a
decent devil of him. If you do
not see our editor, if you hear Of
him, please write him q letter, and
tell him we are not all well, and
we are pretty near out Of wood
and soap, and he must come home
soon. Wonder if the Jimplecute
has not our editor slowed away in
his cellar or pantry fattening him
on the good things Of the CONNER
cial city? Ifso Mr.. Jimplecute,
turn. him loose and let him come
home, before he forgets himself,
and we will be yours till this line
is spaced out.-Roaham Tcra&
INc7r2.
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The Aiken Press.

It is proposed to publish in the Town Of
Aiken, s. C., 4 weekly paper under the
above title; to DE devoted to general intel
ligence-politieal, commercial, ,social, literary
and reiiSious-wiih a department of agri-
culture, including the field, the orchard, the
vinyacd and the garden. a news summary,
20 contain digest Of the Important events
Of the week, will occupy portion Of the
paper, and particular attt ntion will be given
to the unsettled question of labor, as best
adapted to or new condition, and the. de-
velopment of the resources ofthe country
in Manufactures, Agriculture, Frnit-raising
and Vine growing. - (
Terms So year, in advance.
II. W. RAVENEL, Editor.
W. D. KIRKLAND, Publisher. ....:
Jan. % 4 If.
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Advertisers, Read!

THE TRUE WITNESS, Weekly Paper,
(Jas. R. Jacobs, Business Agent,) is regu-
larly and gratuitously distributed to over a
Thousand Of the wealthiest and most intel
igent of the inhabitants of Laurens and the
surrounding districts, and this over and
above our large subscription list.
Terms: square, mo-, $500 emo. So, 90.
Address, . "WitneSs," Clinton, ). C.
Jan 2 3mo. --...--.-... .- --.--.--
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Newspaper Notices.
=. +. ..*@ Prospectus
THE BAPTIST.

. We propose to publish a Weekly
Paper, devoted to the diffusion of the prin,
ciples of rel gion and the Interests Of the
Baptist denomination We have been
moved to this undertaking by the sol;cita-
tons of brethren in various portions of this
State, as we'll as Of other States, among the
readers of the late Confederate Baptist, and
bv our own conviction that paper of a
high character would contribute largely to-
the intellectual improvement, the religious
progress: and the general welfare Of the
churches. The field is large, aifording am
pie room for all sincere and Jealous labor
crS. 3 -
The Baptist VIII be printed on sheet
about twenty-five by thirty-tW 0 inches, and
will contain twen:y-four broad columns,
mostly in Long Primer type, clear and lrgi-
ble, SO that it may be read with comfort,
even by tie aged. is entire mechanical
execution will be of the Highest order. Oar
columns viii be enriched 10y. correspondence
and contributions form tie other Southern
States, and, occasionally from Europe and
our missionary stations abroad. The enter
tainment and instruction of the young-es-
pccially the chi dren-wi! not be forgo:tcn;
and our venerable friend, "Uncle Fabian, " so
we'll and favcrably known to the readers of
the Confederate Baptist, viii resume his Ia
bors in their behalf Ii short, we possess all
the facilities requisite 10 produ. paper Of
the first rank. AS SUCH we offer it to our
brethren, and solicit their generous coop
Grafton. ...
The Baptist will be issued as soon as a
sufficient number of subscribers have been
secured -.fr5
..TERNs-$3 a year, payable on the recep-
ton Of the first number.
All communications Will be addressed to
'The Baptist, Columbia, S. c." .-.- -
J. L. REYNOLDS,
A. K. DURHAM,
Feb 6 1897 Editors and PrOnrictors
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Peruvian Guano.
DIRECT FROM AGENTS AT
MARKET RATES.

SOLUBLE PACIFIC GAUNO, SIS C,sh,
$50 lst Of November, with intc"ts:, approx
cd City acceptance.
SWAN ISLAND GCANO, $50 Cash, S25
lst November, with interest, approved City
acceptance.
BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE LINE, 500
Cash, SG5 lst November, with interest, ap-
proved City acceptance.
PHOENIX GUAN0, s55 cash.
FLOUR OF BONE, unadulterated and
unburnt.
=. FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM,
warranted pure. ..- .,.-
In offering the above Manures to Planters,
do so with every confidence, not only
having testimonials from Planters who have
used them the past year, but the further
guarantee, that eve:y cargo :" it arrives
from the Factory, is .analyzed by Prof.
SHEPARD of the South Carolina Medical
College, and the high reputation of these
manures fully kept up.
IN. ROBSON,
Jan. g., f. g. East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
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Miscellaneous.
E. L. Brantly,-
Civil Engineer, Architect and
.--,s>rr ;SUrVeYGr. -I.5.-Z

Offers his services to the citizens Of
Newberry, and surrounding Districts. - ~GE
After sixteen years practical experience
in his profession, he insures satisfaction to
all who may employ him; the courts are. al
ways satisfied with his Surveys of lands.
The plats will be perfectly neat and un-
exceptional: Dec l9, 1856. 5l-G. ~ -
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l
didn't come up after we'd got out,
and said < Are you hurt, Miss
Kate p"
MY dander was up. 1 couldn't
stand it-I catched him by the
seat of his white britches and coat
collar, and gin him a toss. Maybe
he didn't 60 clear under when he
bit the water. | didn't see him
out. Ne and Kate put for the
house. When we started Oft Kate
said
ben, let me hold to your arm,
| kinder feel sOrtar weak"
"Great Jimmy l felt so quar-
when she took hold. 1 tried to
say something nice, but my drot-
ted mouth wouldn't 60 Of, no how.
But | felt as strong as an elephant:
and helped Kate along BY and
by, Kate said !:
Ben, that Joe Snaps good for
nothin', sncakin,' cowardlynobody;;
if he ever pats his head inside Of
our house again, Ill souse him
with the dish water, sure"
Il tried to say something again,
but hang the luck, I could say no
thin, but squeezed Hates hand,
and sighed like cranky bellus.
We'd got clean out Of sight Of
the others. Kate says:
ben I feel that yourare my
protector, and 1 believe daldy's
right when he says you're worth
all the rest Of the boys in the ma
bcrhood."
Ben Purtle," says 1, "this is a
great day for you, and I made a
tremendous effort to get my mouth
off again; and out it popped sure
enough.
Kate" says I, trembling all
over, Il love you to distraction,
and no mistake. I've loved you
long and hard. My hearts been
almost broken for years, and I
want YOU to say right straight up
and down, whether you're going
to have me or not ?"
Kate hung down her head and
didn't say nothing but I felt encou-
ragged, for she kinder sighed. Says
I, "Kate, eff you're a gwine to have
me, say so, and eff you don't want
to say so, just squeeze my hand"
Well, she squeezed my hand,
right off. Lordy how 1 did feel.
1 felt like a astream of warm water,
or sassafras tea, sweetencd with
molasses, was running through
my bones and l just cotched
her in my arms, and kissed her
and she never tried the first time
to get loose. s.-~~
Ben was so overcome with this
narration of courtship, that apausc
for breath was necessary.
How long after that,,92 said l.,
':before you were married"
"Old Sammy was mighty proud,
and so was the old oman, about
the thing, and We got married
next fall after the muscadine
scrape,"
DO you think your wife loves
you ?" I asked.
"Why, lordy. yes: She thinks
I'm the purtiest and best feller i'll
the world. I tell you, sir, it's no
use talking; hifalutin airs, and
quality dressing, and cologne, and
such things, amt gwine to godown
with sensible gals, sure
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Philadelphia Advertisements New York Advertisements,
SAMSON AND DELELAH,
THE srRoseMAN sHoRN OF STRENGTH.

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on the
Errors, Abuses and, Diseases incident to
Puberty, by which Youth is robbed OF its
beauty, and Manhood Of its power,-with
Reports on the best means Of relief and
cure. Sent in sealed lette@ envelopes, free
of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLlA
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Jan. l6-3. 3m.
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Miscellaneous.
$500

PER YEAR! we want agents every where
to sell our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Ma
chimes. Three new kinds. Under and up
per feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five
years. Above salary on large commissions
paid. The ONLY machines sold in the Uni
ted States for less than $40, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gro
yer & Baker, Singer g. Co., and Bachelor.
All other cheap machines are infringements,
and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine
and Imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent
free Address. or call upon Shaw & Clark,
at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill.
July IS 1y. 80 - -5.-* 5y5.-7-s''s ,'.-
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THE ORANGEB}URG Nc j { } NEWS, rs
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.

TO be published. at orangeburg, S.. c.,
every Saturday morning. The First issue
will appear about the middle Of February.
TFRNs-Twe dollars per annum, in ad-
vance. Address = ~.
SAMUEL DIBBLE; Editor, -:
Orangcburr, S. G. ~
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...... JOuVen's ~.
KID GLOVE CLEANER.
ESTABLISHED u YEARS

The only GOOD article for instantly cleaning
Kid Gloves. They can be cleaned while upon
Gus. One bottle will clean IS pairs. Price a5
cents. Retailed by most Druggists and Fancy
Stores. Wholesale by Demas Barnes & Co, +.
C. Wells & Co and others, New York. s.... g..
nov 2S2m -...u-E
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NEwFoUNDLAND BABIEs.-The
spicy Hearts Content correspon-
dent Of the Boston Journal says:
What amuses one at first in these
houses is the inevitable baby, or
the twins in arms. There is a ha-,
by in. every house, and cords Of
iittlo children cvcryvhcrc.-Dut
all the babies are Of the same age !
To be sure, as the young lady re-
marked, ':babies arc always in sea-
son :" but it did seem strange that
they should ali be born about the
same time, at Hearts Content.
The life of the fisherman may
possibly account for this "infant
phenomenon" At this season.
for instance, all the boys, and near
ly all the able-bodied men, are at
Labrador, They are absent all
Summer. They return in the fall.
And this annual crop Of Juveniles,
as Tony Weller remarked, is F'the
conskans of that ere manoeuvre -
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" GROFESTEEK Secs
PIANO FORTE MIANUF AGTBRERS,

449 BROADWAY. NEW YOHK-
These PIANOS received the Highest award
of Merit, at the Worlds Fair. over the best Ela.
kers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities Of
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston,
also, the Gold Medal at the American Ipetitute,
for Five Successive Years Our Pianos contaiE
strung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and ali Modern
improvements. Every Instrument warranted
FIVE years, Made under the supervision Of 4r.
J. Il. .GROVESTEEN, who has a practical expes
rence of over thirty FIVE years, and is the maker
cf. over eleven thousand piano fortes. 0nr faeilS
tiles for manufacturing enable US tosell these tE
sfruments from 500 to 500 cheaper than any
first class piano forte. =. ls..vs.s, aug lb1y
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Jacob Werts,

Repairer Of Clocks, &c.
THE Subscriber win engage to mend, 70.
pair and regulate all work entrusted to him
in workmanlike manner. He can be fouad
at his residence nearSaver StFeet, and at New.
berry on Sale Days. Parties wishing him 70
do the work at their residences can notify
him through the post Office. Orders may.
also be left at the Herald Office. JAM
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Pona1sia Nurseries,
- r. .....s.. .=s...l8 1857. p. y

An the choicest varieties of Fruit treesA
Apples, Peaches. Pears, Plums, Cherries.
Nectarines, -ApricotS. Ounces, English Val
nuts, Spanish Chesnuts Everbearing Mul
berries, Grape Vines, new and choice table
varieties, Rhaspberries and Strawberiess
Roses and choice EFergreens in great variety.
A new supplementary Catalogue can b
had at Duffe & Chapman's Book Store gtv~
ing new varieties and prices. -
z Orders. sent shall receive prompt attentoB.
....... WMt SUMNER, Ponaria.
Jan. go 2no. = I ~ o.
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Free to everybody.

Aslarge 6 PIP. Catalogue, teaching how 70
Tan, SFreckFes, Pimples, Blotches,
Moth Patches. SalioRness, Erpptions and
all impurities of the skin. How 70 force
Whskers, restore, curl and .beautify tas
hair :; renew the age, cure Drunkenness.
Nrrrous Debility and other useful and val
liable information. Everybody send for it.
Address BERGER, SHUTS & CO..
Chemists, 2s5gRiver Street, Troy, Ny.
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CORN, FLOUR,
BACON, &c.

looo>BUs.. WHITE CORN. -
500 Mixed Corn,
20 HhdS prime Bacon Sides & Should rs
10 Bags Rangoon Rice,
= 30 Barrels Super. Extra Flours,
" so Sacks Salt (LiYerpool,) -lr-:
so Bales Eastern Hay, {Prime,)
To barter for Cotton or Cash,
Grain Of all descriptions constantly on
hand. Orders promptly filled. :..
r. =. J. BROWNE & SCHIRMER,
-. Main Street, Eoiger's New Store.
Columbia, S. G., Nov. 1866. ."
Nov. As 6m. H.
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q z

HAVING 1T Our-A gentleman,
riding through the country few
.days5sinco, struck up with the fol-
lowing rich ease, and giving, as
it does, a new phase in that nature
common to us all, we gladly give
it a place. Our friend, riding
leisureIy along, approached a fence
corner, when his ears were greeted
by eXcIamations Of anger, accom-
panied by vigorous thwacks on
some object that, Judging from the
dust arising from The locality, was
anything bat patient under the
infiction. Approaching the spot;
our informant bchcId a two-headed
urchin Of some twelve summers,
belaboring with all the strength
he was master OF; what seemed to
be a most stubborn specimen Of
the genus nude. The operation
did not apparently disvomnode
the beast. further than to arouse
its ''ruIishncss, "sand to whom it
gave vent by d series Of kicks that
would 90 honor 10 Castcl!o's cir
Gus ring~ At this juncture: our in
formant vcntured to demonstrate,
when the following explanation
was vouchsafed: Dad whips
man, Cwhack-kick, nam whips
sis, (whack-kick:) and sis, (gra-
tuitous kicks: darn her, beats me.
an I'm going to take it out -
(whacE. @-Gr5fin Herald.
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$50

A MoNTHl-AGENTS wanted for ak en-
tireiy new articles, inst ont. address o. !.
GARY, City Building, Biddeford, Ne.
July 25 ".
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J. HICKLING &:Co.'s
Great Sale ofEWatches.

On the popular cne price plan, giving every
patron q handsome and reliable watch for the
low price Of Ten Dollars Without regard to-
value. and not TO be paid for unless perfectly
satisfactory! -:& Is $ ID
50) Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
so Magic Cased Gold Watches-220 to 800
SOC ladies' Watches. Enamaled--l00 to 800
1850 Gold Ht'g Chron. WatcheS-250 to 800
1.rt0 Gold Huutlg English Leyers-2fO to $50
1900 Cod Hunt'g Duplex Watches-l50to 200
5.0u0 Gold Htg American Watcbes-1G0to to $50:
5.C0l Silver Hunting Levers---59 soto $50
500 Silver Hunt'g DupleXes---s75to to $50
5.0?g Gold Ladies' WatcheS---5 80 to $50
loco Miscellaneous silver Watclies-A 500 100
g G;y Hunting Silver Waiches-------25to to 30
3},>OJ Assorted Watches; all kinds----19gtc 75'
Every patron obtains q Watch By this arrange
ment, costing but SO, while itmaYg beaworth
$3.50. No p2rtiality shown. .,.rF
Messrs j. Hickiing & Co.'S Great American
WaIch Co., New York City, wish to Immediate
y dispose Of tie above magnificent Stock. Ger
tificates naming articles, are placed insealed Gu
Yelops. Holders are entitled to the articles
named Gu their certificates, Upon. payment Of
len Dollars. whether it be w atch WORTH $3.50
or one " orth less. The return OF any of oyr GER
tiECateS entities you tothe articles named there
on, upon payment irrespective of ITS worth and
as 10 article valued less than. $40 issnamed on
any cTtiicate, it will al once be, seen that tnis
is no lottery, but a straightforward legitimate
transaction, which May be participated IN even
by the NEST iastiQiOus!. - r. - sa@sas=
4 single Certificate VIII be sent by mail Isposs-
poid. upon receipt OFFS cents, FIVE for 81, eleven
for 81. thirty-hree and elegant premium for S.,
siXty~siX and more valuable prenaiuia efoc Sl6,.
cLe buudred and most superb Watch 6or SIS
To Agents and those wishing employment this
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Quoted business, duly authorized by the Govern
ment, and open to the most careful scrutiny
1t' AuuutesS uT s17c1yrT,sSf =. -
149 BroadwaY-Near p. o.
Feb. 6 6 3mo. City of New. York..
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The getter mp of:the club shall have one
copy gratis. It = also the cheapest adver-
tising medium in the world, as it reaches
Dearly all physicians and druggists, besides
having a large popular circulation. The
price for advertising is ten cents per line,
seven words making line. No papers sent
or advertisements inserted unless prepaid.
I : E.ss.LI- Address,. - - III 3 -,-..-.-.
W. PAINE, NJ. D., Editor.
Dec. 10 81 emo. Philadelphia, Pa.
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UNIVERSITY J0URNAL- OF MEDICINE
- AND SURGERY. ..-
4 Semi-NonthIy Journal Of Medicine, Sur
gerk Physiology, Hygiene, and General
Literature, devoted to the Profession and
The People. . j.
The cheapest medical pa per in the world,
published every two weeks, at the Univer-
sity Building, Ninth Street, south of Wal
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Philadelphia University Of
Medicine and Surgery.
ORGANIZED, 1S4S.

Chartered by the Legislature, Feb 26, 1853
Amendments to Charter. Feb, IS 1860, and
March Is. 1865.
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NEW BOOKS

PAIEE's Practice OF MEDlClNE,-Thc
work is now complete. 1t is royal octave
of one thousand pages, and contains full
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one of the most complete, elaborate, and
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postage 50-cents. .. ~. -.. ..-.
; New ScHooL REMEDIEs.-! ! octave, con-
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of the profession, ana complete alphabet
ical meteria medica. Price, So. To those
who order both booEs, $40, postage pre-
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-01-04
In AUGUSTA CTuNTY CoURr, DECEMBER

In AUGUSTA CTuNTY CoUKr, DECEMBER
Goth 1866, 1t having been made known
to the. Court that Jefferson Kinney. Esq,
who held the office Of Clerk of this Court for
many years, departed this life on Friday, the.
2lst inst, and the Court being DESTROYS Of
testifying their respect to his memory--it is
ordered to be entered on the Record
That this Court has heard with deep sen.
sibility, the news Of the death Of Jefferson
Kinney, Esq, who for 80 years filled the
office of Clerk of this Court, during all which
time he fulfilled every duty of his position,
with singular fidelity and ability The
Court also desires to hear their unanimous
testimony to the high character of Mr. Kin
ney, sas a gentleman of integrity and upright
department in all the relations of life, and
their sense of the loss which the community
have sustained in his death, and to express
their deep sympathy with his family i'll their
bereavement.
1t is therefore further ordered that the
Clerk Of this Court cause copy Of this order
to be transmitted to the family of the deceas
ed. and to assure them Of the coincidence of
each member Of the Court with the family in
their affection, and that this order be pub
lished in the Newspapers Of Staunton.
Copy-Tcste.
w. A. RITRNETT Clerk.