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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-09

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.
The market is dull and unchanged There is
fair amount of tonnage on the berth for Coastwise
ports while that for Foreign onrts is light There is
however, very little Of an 5tliing Offering to go
ward. The rates by steamer are &c " fb for Cotton
to New York, lie to Boston and Philadelphia; TObac-
to New York 81 % hid; Flour to New York 75c ~
Dbl. Flour to Boston 65e % Dbl; Bra to Boston so
45s ~ hid. by sail-Cotton to Liverpool % O. i6d
y fb. Tobacco 40 a AIS Cd % hid; Cotton to Havre
lie p ID. % n
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NEW ORLEANS Oct. 8!
Cottonunchanged; sales 400 bales; receipts $40
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TIL Il Nj A r. X Il r s..
Financial.

Financial. ss3as3 1si-i'h
I'M NEW YORK, Oct. ST. P. M.
Money fairly active, but the supply Is better than
week. and the demand is met at per cent There is
at as Der cent. Foreign Exchange dull at iO9l a
1904. Gold closed firm at 1i5. The Banks are ex-
changing their compound notes f,r new 8 per cent
certificates over 81, 100000 have already been
placed. Government securities heavy and lower
The excitement in Stocks subsidized towards the close
and prices were generally lower The business at the
Sub-Treasury to-day was as follows Receipts
S4s77 ,Oi2 fragments, Ss,s76 sbaance, s1o7 49,
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sCOpartnerShip.
For Sale in SacO.

A FIRST CLASS two story house with lot, situat-
IA ed on Main Street, No 1877, next above the Con-
combines all the requisites to make one of the most
pleasant residences in the city State House
ly new, containing ninc finished rooms, hail In cen
tire, together with stable and out-buildings Lot
contains over 14,GCO feet Of land with garden and
fruit trees onehalf mile from the railroad depot,
aud three and one-half miles from Old Orchard
Beach. viii be sold low for cash.. inquire of
JOHN @. PRO cTER,
=oct3d2w Middle St, Portland
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Real Estate az Auction.

'iHUkSDAY, OFT 1Otb at 3 O'clock + NJ, shall
sell the valuable Real Estate ON the corner @.
Washington and Walnut strtets; It consists of q -
story mouse, rooms, good osets. good cellar. Ar
ranged for one or two families. i. II .l.t.W
p story shop "A by 50 feet and framed tor a
house. -- . rr.II
Lot AZ feet on Washington st, and 10 feet Wa
nut st, making tour good house lots his property
offers an excellent oppol tunty tor Investment. Sale
positive as the owner is about leaving the city,
oc5dtd II. o. BAILEY, AuctOneer.
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Cask...,.... G % q 6 Y

7 ~ C v III k1GoLOb
Tar W brl. s. 90 "a 8 so
pitch &c. Tarl3 20 q
VIII. Pitch -. $50
Rosin % 90 % ~ 90
tTurpentine gal 6S q 70
L. OalSum.
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By Electricity '.1)

by LiScILlclJyI l9i-.-
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity OF youth; the heated brain Is eooled the rost
bitten AInbe restored, the uneontb .deIormtes re-
moved; faintHess converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deaf to aud
the palyied form TO move apright the blemishes Of
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmqture lie
prevented; the caamites OF ola age 0bvated and an
active circulation maintained,
.ss -r r1.-- l. A ID LES
Who have cold han0s and ieet weak st9ni1os lam IAN
ness and swimming the head WITH mug NAM anu
constipation of the bowels pam ~ the womb viii in
tspns cancsrs tamors pOiyPos and an that long
siosss will lind In Eleeui.Iy sure means
tram OF diseases ,,ntnI menstruati0n too pa ouse
OF eITs; and an Of those long ne Of troubles
with y9us abort tae, restore the sufferer to the
49, nj health -..r.t..--..- e.. f........
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3 Cincinnati Markets.

a.1s 81 Egks8ss 5ss5. ssCIGcINNAgI Oct 8. .
Whskey unchanged. Lard steady and unchanged.
Mess Pork steady unchanged. Bacon, active and
higher; sales 800 hhds. at 1l4 for shoulders, 17t q
7c for clear rib sides and 1<Ic clear sides; all
kinds held at advance o1c closing with but little
confident of higher prices Hogs-sales $50, deliver
able the first good weather. iiliil 4.Aa11hiH
'g,.eeg's..ss.S' - IT, .e..gssE I
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Railroad Consolidation,

go e' s'' CLEVELAND, Oct. s.
At meeting of the Cleveland, Rainsviile e
Ashtabula & Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Compai les held here to-day on the question Q, OF
tease ana consolidation, a large vote was poll
companies
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For Sale.

ssFH For Sale. sEA
A SECOND HAND Express Wagon, in perfect
"A running order, with top. For further partic-
ulais caI at the office of the CANADIAN EXPRESS
CO., so Exchange street. oct7dlw
A ssCsaITEGrURE q ENGINEERING.
In Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELL 4 CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architeet
Of estabshed reputation and will in future carry on
aichteetuie with their business Engineers. paf-
ue3 ih,ehulng TO build invited 10 call at their
otuce, NO. 5o6 Congress street. and examine eieva-
tons anu plans OF churches. banks stores blocks OF
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Furnituue ut Anetio.7

ON THURSDAY, Oct 10, at 10 O'Clock viii he soil
- ut office, 169 Fore st, Beds. ledsteads. Omit
Blankets Secretaries, d SKIS, Chairs Rockers SOFAS
Lounges, Center, Toilet and Dining Tables Carpel
Comfdrters, large Cook Stove, Croekery, Glass and
Plated Ware Sale positive. y.
ocsdtd +. o BAILEY, Auetioneer
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E. IN. PATTEN Il CO.. AuciieHeers,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
suilding on High sd. at Anelion.

ON THURSDAY. Oct 1OflI, at ~ Al, ON the preIl-
" ises, High street, next above the residence Of
John Mussey, will be soil tho two st0ricd wooden
dwelling, together with the furnace and gas fittings
Bricks aud stone not to be sold A deposit of One
hundred dollars will be reqGlTei he purchaser at
time OF sale. Building 10 be removed in fourteen
days. For key call on the aueti0neer. Ocid,d
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WAITED.
Information Wanted

N relation to man by the name OF Charles Cook,
l. whowas taken from the f0Dr Farm in Gorham,
by Mr. d MEL l. Hawkes., said Cook h wing lett Mr..
Hawkes. about three eks ago. He is of feeble mind
about 81 feel high, dark mr. aud skin was dressed
when he lett in blue coat and mixed pants, andhroa
rim black hat Whoever will give information of The
whereabouts Of said Cook by addressing q line T.,
DANIEL +. HAWKES., Stevens Plains, other
wise informing him shall be suitably rewarded
Oct9l&wiW 90
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE u. S. MARSHAL,
isuslt District OF Maine, Portland, Oct 5, 1867.
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received at This
- office, No. II Clapps Black, Congress street, uu-
ill URSDAY, October II, 1867 at u o'clock noou
Tor furnishing the u S. Courts with fuel tor The year
ending October Is, 1868. The fuel required viii be
the best quality of LEHIGn COAL, STOVE SIZE, aoeH
screened and free from Slate and Dust and to be de-
ivered in such quantities and at such times and
pacesas the U. s. Marshal for the District Maine
may direct si..et slt!fss al re3 g- a8t.
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Fuel for
U. S. Courts, and addressed to the United States
Marshal for the District OF Maine.
-i.ts tsar ~ iTs-l f9a CHARLES CLARK,
oct7j10d u. s. Marshal for District of Maine.
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Guardians Sale.

WILL be sold at public auction, unless previous
Wv ~ disposed of at private sale, on THURSDAY,
the It'll day of November, 1867, at the Post Office,
Stevens Plains, at o'clock p NJ all the real estate
of FERDINAND f, Alberta and Mabel Stowell, minor
heirs of Caroline Stowell consisting of A OF
wood land and three other small parcels of wood and
pasture lands DAVID TORREY, Guardian.
: Westbrook October 8, 1867. oct7d3w
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heights to Liverpool-firmcr.


p BuItimOrc WufHet. -
aRshss y BALTIMORE, Oct. I.
Cotton dull quotations nominal and unchanged
Flour firm; standard City Mills extra at II 90;
good shipping extra at 10 So Wheat firm; prime to
choice red 70 "a So Corn higher; White / 30 "a
81; Yellow A.. Oats firm at 70 "a 75c for prime
Provisions firm and unchanged. hFt-7
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E. vi. PArfEN * co., Auciioneers,
OFFICE II EXCHANGE ST.
Beds, Bedding, Furniture, &C., at
Auction.

ON SATURDAY, Oct. 18TH, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
~ new Feather Beds, Blankets, Qnilts, Comfort
ers Sofas, Bureaus Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Desks,
Crockery and Plated Ware, Stoves, Butter, Tobacco,
Pipes, &c; also sundry goods bought at lat Satur
days saie by Mrs Graham, to be sold ON her account
Immediately alter the above the sale Of Rich Fancy
Goods will be continued. a FalIu oc9dtd
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Notice to Parents and Scholars.
URINARY SCHOOL No. 10, which prior TO the
l fire occupied rooms in the brick School house IN
Chestnut Street. opposite the Methodist Church, will
rccommence its sessions in the same place on Wed
nesday morning of this week, Oct. 9Th at oelock.
NATHAN WEBB,
octsd2t Chairman School Committee.
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1.-TWO Good sized convenient rooms, to be occupied
by Lady. One must be pleasant front room
No objections to having both on seeon1 floor. APP
ply TO w. ii. JERKS.
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Dissolution of Copaaa.tnersl.Sa,

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Head q Hodgdon, is this day dis
solsed.s fi5G an GEORGE L. H0DGD0N. &
September IL, 1867. 80. F oet7dlw .
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xew vo.n s.ocG mar,..s.
boston Stock i.Is,

tsSsi0n Stock i4Isa
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Oct g.
American Gold. ....... . .................... 144l
United States Coupon Skies, 1881, tissue 1851 Ill
In ted States 1905 June ................... 1861
United States 5-20s, 1862 ..... s.......... 1921
stift ttt3 z" 4titi . July, 1865. -. ..... l071
" 1867 .................. 107t
United States Ten-forties ................ 101l
Eastern Railroad 1t0l
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Situation Wanted.

by a man who has had experience in running and
- repairing an engine, a machinist, and IN
derstands iron piping and steam and gas fitting
Willwo cheap this winter. Apply at No. Is Paris
Street. oct7d3ts
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NEW CURES By HOFFs MALT EXTRACT AND
- 80 p BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
May 20, w. 5. Brown, Esq, Clean, Cass County,
from HEMORRHAGE OF THE LUNGS.
May 20, Charles Rheim, Esq, Ninety thi cd street
aud Eighth avenue N. Y, from DISEASE OF TIE
CHEST
May 20, Mrs: Walsh Edwards, N. Y. The atre, from
May IL, +. w. Wilkinson, ESQ.,, No. II, Beaufort
avenue, Brooklyn, rom GENERAL DEBILITY.
May y. Sgeher, Esq No. POS W est thirly-eishth
street, from INCIPlENT CONSUMPT1oN.
May 9, L. Knupter, Esq, 1863 Division street, N Y.
from OBSTINATE CATARRH, and his wife from
BODILY WEAKNESS. s4 ~
June II, II. Cobea, Franklin street. n. Y.-GEN-
ERAL CONDITION IMPROVED. 4 $50. ...EE
June 10 Mrs. Johanna Fuchs, IA Spring street NJ
Y.-STRENGTHENEDA AFTER TYPHUS FEVER
STRENGTHENED. - - - =
:, june 6, Gustav Hume, No. 3s7 Eighth avenue, N.
Y.-CANNOT BE WITHOUT
Ssn p %, 1. 4, Lee Essex County, Port Henry
May 2, W, NJ. OLIVE, Montreal Ca,,sda- Is
NEARLY OUT; ORDERS MORE. -
sold everywhere. Persons wishing agencies might
sHppy to Hoff's Malt Extract Depot, 81 Broadway
W. FsPHILLIPS & CO., Portland, sole ag 'n's '''
MAINE; Sold by Druggists and Grocefs'
October L. dot ur
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ROarderS Wanted,

4 FEW Gentlemen boaiders, or a gentleman and
1Awife can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
September 26. dtf
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Maitland female Agents to canvass for an eltire-
" y new article, the greatest novelty in the State.
Agents are making from twenty TO fifty dollars per
week. Call soon for choice OF territory.
III. MlFOGG & Co.
Oo t5dSsw1w i ! 81 ~ + 35t4 Congress Street.
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AssglON SALES.
:. W. PATTEN AZ CO., AnctIo.eers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.

I bi,b ADRESDAA, October Qua, at O'Clock, ON
lens siaF aeinlses In Windhan, half mile fsom Al
euntan;ns' e west Gray, will he sold good Fam.
pasture AMI seven acres. well divided IlO tIlaee
eOnyenien mn wood land Tie buildings are amIlc
''''N'eht and in good order
Inme iiltely alter the aboye an.
parisss doois; Househcld Furniture IS an ''
rarles seeking Tor good Farm SsS ~. -, :. .h,.
any day previous to sale For can look at tins
apply TO d. Young, the prense or Iss ana Terms
& Co., Auetioneers, PortIand w. OF r. NJ ration
September H. david f.a ...I ...,+.
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House and Land at auction.

ONTUEsDAY, October 18th, at O'Clock P. NJ,
" shall sell the one and one-haii story house No.
Laurel Street. Sail house contains seven rooms
good Closets cellar, csteIn, sc. Lot As by 62 Il Ct
This property is pleasantly situated, in good neigh
borhood, and valuable for occupancy.
oct8dtd II. o. BAILEY, Auct.
E. IN. PATTEN 81 co., AurtiO1eeFs.
... De- oEEJrF EYru AEcEs crPEET a4f'
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For Sale.

.znASE If Stable and its fixtures, two very nice
"A Lorses one new top buggy, and one Jenny Lind
harness, S,e. For terms, applyto lIIn = EF
sen10dtf H. rfIi "A. M. MCKINNEY
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rrrrHl rEErnl rSErnl

Dr. d. still continues to Extract keeth by ELEo-
rRIorrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deca, cd
teeth or stomps they wish have removed TO- reset
ting he would give polite invitation TO call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAeHINEs for Sd >
tor family use with Thorough instructions. - ID .
Dr. d. can accommodate few patients with boaEd
end treatment at his house,
Once hours from o'clock A. ". TO IL NJ 2; froh1
SD s p. M, and to bin fhe evening
Consult alton free. nONl'
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House and Three Valuable House
Lots on Cotton street at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, October 18th, at IL O'Clock NJ,
~ on the premises, we shall offer for sale gooi
two story wooden house No. Cotton street.
The house has one finished room, slated roof and u
good cellar, with brick floor The lot Is about 90 by
SO feet. .-- pod. r.
Then we shall offer the three lots next below the
above Each lot is about so feet Cotton Street and
60 ieetd deep. |-H1ft-
Terms one-third cash; balance payable in one and
two years, with inter- st secured by mortgage.
Portland, October o, 1867. oci1dtd
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Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED-S1O to $40 a day, to intro
N duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. Ituses two threads,
and makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. W. G. WILSON
! e Co., Manufacturers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. au13d3m
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MEDICAL FLECTRICITY
2 DR.. W. N. DEFINING,
Medical Eleotrician !
I :
| Nessk-iy Opposite the nsGed Sfnfes Hoe

NessxSy Opposite she y nsted Sfntes Hoe
INTHEkE he would respectfully announce to
wv citizens VI Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city. Dueing the tire
years We have been In this city, we have cured
OF the worst forms OF disease IN persons who hay
tried other forms OF treatment Ia vain, and curin
patients in short time that the question is
asked, do they stay cured? 70 answer this question
we will say that all that do NOT stay cared, we
doctor the second time without charge. l...I...
DIR. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
Eiecfrcity IL perfectly adapted 10 chronic diseases
the form Of nervous OF sick headache: neuralgia Ir
the head. neck, or eNremities; consumption wheE
invoived acute on chronic rheumatism scrofula, hip
diseases, white swellngs spinal diseases, curvature
palsy or paralysis St. Vitae Dance. deafness STAN,
merng or hesitancy o. speech, dyspel,sia indiges-
ton, constipation and liver compliant, pies-we
every case that can be presented; asthma broneh.
It's structures Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints. thl
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RiOr RaItiuOrp,
state oil Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTME. T.,
~r.,.s -sss.or Augusta, Sept. ~, ieoa.; ,,,,
adjourned session Of the Executive Connen W." an
be held at the Coun II Chamber IN ,,a9t
Monday, the fourteenth day of Octop 81, III
oetol.a Seer etary OF State.
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SWEET POTATOES,

II arrive, cargo prime Virginias for sale In lots
! to suit purchasers. s.se.eift
st.,s .,s.,.g l,rs Head Widxery's Wharf.
ng-Also small lot Baltimore Extra Family Flour
OctOber a dow - s+l-.r zar..4se..fE nar1E
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rCUE cottage house No. &c Myrtle Street. Has
,Gick eistern, filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms in thorough repair and nearly new For
Dartcul enquire the premises. Possession
given the urst OF November. Il. nt.F...l
~ IL Ut sold by the first of November Part OF
the house w III be to let. Oet3 ut
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For Sale!

LARGE N, ,wionndland Dog, two year, 9d Il
IA brother to ii dog that Vas rs the Prince o.
Colony Of Eswiqan o Sarticalars apply e
as Free stree {, or No. Manson street
October 8. d1w-
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Watermelon Extraordinary.

How much do you ask for that watermelon, =
asked crude dappcr-looking chap of a sturdy
darkey who was mounted on cart. before
one of the principal hotels in PHILADELPHIA.
"For dis big one? Why Massa, | reckon
hes wurftree levics, does"
ais 1t ripe?" =
"oh yes, ;Nnssa, he ripe, shure I will
plugs UNI dough- if you say So" With that
the darkcy out with his old iack-nifc and was
making tho first incision in the melon, when it
gave long, deep and piercing '.Oh,r
WHY do you stop" cnquircd the gentleman
"brcss dc Lord, tot him hollored, did"
"cut away and sec if it's ripe.~'u
lie gave another poke with his knife. an,
this time the melon shricked out, "Oh! mur.
der, you kill me y Before the last word wos
out ehe' melon went tumbling to the ground
one SIDE OF the cart and the darkcy on tho
o'Aer, believing sob! dc Lord Of hcbba;,x -
Picking himself up, he halfscramblod half
, ran a iow PAGES from the cart and, turhin.sito
behold the fragments of the melon con,;nwol
"hcw, dis niger nebber stands dat C,,r
to q Oh it hollcr murder" While Wvnon tbc
celebrated vcntrloquist, walked quietly away
ail'o the shouts and roars of the bystandcrs.
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Nothing has Happened.

some years ago, farmer, living in village
bordering of Borks county, furnished one of his
'hrcc sons with sum Of money and told him
TO 80 West and remain two years, at the end
OF which time he should return to Lancoster
stop ut Schofeld's and ono of them would be
there to meet him. The young man stor,ol
on his travels, and at the end of the specified
'lmc ne returned It should be promised That
eelegraphs were not then in existence the 81 pos. T.
1i-system was not SO perfect as it is TO-DAY
ana literary attainments were not so concral
hence no| communication took place between
tho parties. He returned, however, as we
said His brother was there to meet him. and
they both proceeded homeward in buggy.
Tho wanderer, after relating some of his ad-
ventures, inquired whether anything had ban.
pened sincc he left home, yg
"No, not a single thing said the other {:
Everything is Just the same as you left--cx.
eept That the old crow died." III ,3SSI
raa44 aa44n.dV!eeds said tho wanderer,, Sand is the
old CROW dead2 What killed himiY" II IL
0'''Why, he ate too much meat when the
matched horses died"
Good gracious are the matched horses
dead what killed them ?"
"Wcll, you see when the house and barn
burned they oyerdid themselves in hauling
water"
Good gracious arc the house and barn
burned down--how did it ithappen?2
,f.Wcll, you see when daddy died, they were
carrying lights about and were careless"
Good gracious and is daddy tead-wl,as
was The matter with him.
""ell, you sec when our Sal ran away and
got married against daddys wishes, he Just
pfncd away and died"
Good gracious SO nothing has happened
since I've been away 2"
8 "No, everything is just the same 2"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
I'm EQUITY,

= A,xa;, ~ ~ ~ w NMAIty1,o n sss ! :
nM mORSNtfEBURG>DlSTRIGT y, ia,.s
'"s y HnIg 81 Ske hass4siisss ~ a',s,
,Atlnr's Of Conrad Keml&merlihs. esrlihsH1a"Ns W m.a'
& w. Bill for v,l Injunction ADD Rslisf,s
John i t.lP Poser ser, and I'd Wifs, Il al, nn wv
Pursuant TO an order in this casc. all persons Rav.
ing demands against The Estate Of Cohrdd Kefnxr--
lin deccase't will prove tBeihlbtfbrc mel .wnhjnJ
three months from this date and ali persons intobt
e'' to the sq'l.e ne will nsrks payment! ~ - ~
ornhgehurg. H. Commissioner.
H. lso7Aa bl.I1it1i9 4 "A isspy.t. /.
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Boris IN HoRsEs.-A very practical farm
;er informs us thatshe used Santoninc Candy by
direction of his physician, for his children with
such success that he concluded TO try it for "a
sick horse. Ho gave tho horse f6 troches Cor
two boxes); such, was the success of the mcdi-
cine in that and subsequent cases, .thutiwc call
the attention Of farmers to its use. Santonihe
has been long in dse!as q vermifuge among the
medical profession; being devoid of smell or
taste, it is q favorite remedy. Will farmers
give it trial aud report, It can be obtained
at any Drug Store. tsd 1ioz. to pint of hot
water i1btr no Tn.i IdTIToL 3
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WOfOrd College.

GPARTANBURGi c. H., SOUTH CAROLlNA.
~ The First Session of tho fourteenth Collegiate
Year begins on The LIST October, 1867. The course
of study remains unchanged, but the Faculty now
ndn irregular students or such as wish TO pursue
particular studies only.
The Preparatory School, under the Immediate
supervision Of the Faculty opens at tho same time.
i''inn per Year including contingent fee SOL OO
E"ard per month about ~ 90
BILLS payable in advance in specie or it's equiva-
lent in currency. i
The Divinity School also opens AT the same time
under he supervision OF Rev. A. NJ. Shipp. d. d.
kcr Whc""ri Smith, II. d. and Rev. 4. H. Les
ter, \ NJ. 'or further particulars u,ldre.,
~ NJ. Sl!Ii'P, President.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-09-14

HOPS AT TIE WEsT-A Wisconsin nancr
says that the farmers of that State arc begin
ming to see that hops pay better than any other
crop. In consequence the cultivation of hons
is largely increased, and seems likely to be
pushed to an extreme, in which case, by a
FAMILIAR principle of political economy, the
prSfN will vanish From Kibomn City sta