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OPEN DEFIANCE OF THE CON-
aEgEptT'nN. .YHtl r

We have frequently had occasion 10 speak
oftbc daring reckleesncss Of Mr.. Thaddeus
Stevens, but his out pouring on Friday
last exceeds in insolence and boldness any
thing that has yet proceeded from his auda-
cious lips. He has no regard for Constitu-
tions or civil order Ne likes prosecutions
and revolutions. Commotions, strifes and
vndictive agitations are the elements in
which he delights to move. He pcrsccutcd
ireemasons tho moment he got into the
Legislature, and finding revolutionary
movement necessary to cary out their pro-
.jects, he hurried one up took the public by
surprise, and accomplished hegira which
should be the era Of his followers in Con-
grcss. He is bound to have u revolution
all the time going on and if.he cannot find
one ready made, he will make one. He
cares nothing for oaths or constitutions,
and scorns, as a poor wretch, the man who
does.
The effort has been made by the Radicals
to make the people believe that all the out
ragcous tyranny of the last two years legis-
lation has n justification in the Constitution.
Mr.. Stevens, with his characteristic hardi.
hood in iniquity, which even Apolion might
envy, disclaims al such pretensious, and
avows nnblushngly, though truthfully, that
all the Radicals have been doing us raDl;
usurration. 'The President starts, -
says Mr.. Stevens, "by asserting in his mes.
sage what, if true, would support all the
rest of his arguments. He says the Con.
stitutiun Of the United States, is thcoret
cally operative in the Southern States. l.
that is true, then all we have done here il
rank usurpation. deny that the Cousti
tuition is either theoretically or actually il
operation in either of these States
We have no disposition to comment upor
this daring ayowal of the leaders OF the
Radicals-it is characteristic of the mani
is like his defiance Of law in giving contract.
to none but anti-masons when he was Cans
Commissioner the contractors t
put thousands Of Illegal votes into certain
ballot -marshaiiing spurious member
in the legislature attempting to set asid
an eie,tion and usurp State govornmcn
by revolutionary movement.
We simply put the infamous ayowai O
the veteran conspirator, above quoted, upo
record, and ask wise men, whether they pr
ready to follow the Radical party in tn
openly avowei determination. to over
throw the Constitution. We are day b,
day rapidly and still more rspidly rushin
towards crisis, which if the sober sense d
the people do not stay our course, VIII By
our country in ruins. T +
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BETTER THAN WUIsKEY. The following
receipt for making ginger beer very whole
some and refreshing summer drink, more
healthy, and far better than whiskey; put
two gallons of cold water into n pot upon
the fire add two ounces of good ginger,
bruised, and two pounds Of sugar. Let 1t
come to boil and continue boiling for hall
an hour. Then skim the liquor, and pour
it into jar or tub, along with one sliced
lemon and half an ounce of cream OF tartar
When nearly cold, put in a cnpful ofyeast to
cause the mixture to Torment. The beer is
now made, and after it has worked two days,
strain and bottle for use. Tie down the
corks firmly.
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Re,ohred, That in the Hon. George

hcsohed That in the Hon. George
Sharswood, of Philadelphia, we recognize q
gentleman OF great ability, Judge Of great
learning and experience, a sound constitu-
tional lawyer, and an honest man; and we
election to the position OF Judge OF the SD
preme Court Of Pennsylvania.
Resoirea, That We fully approve the
course Hon. G. r. Buckalew in the SEN
ate Of the United States, in supporting with
fidelity and high ability sound principles
and measures in the administration Of the
Government, and chat we shall be happy to
continue to him in future our confidence
and support
Reso'eed, That Hon. George ID. Jackson
and Hon. Thomas Chalfant, members Of
the Legislature of PENNSYLVANIA, for our
Senatorial and Representative District, are
entitled to our confidence for the honest and
faithful manner in which they have perform
cd their official duties.
Resolred. That We recommend to the
Democracy of Columbia County, the ticket
this day put in nomination, and pledge our
selves to its earnest support.
STANDING COMMITTEE:
Hon. Peter Ent, then offered the follow
ing, to which, on motion the name Of Il. j.
Mbertson was afterwards added.
Resolrcd. That the following named gen
tlemen be the misunderstanding Commit
tee Tor the cg suing year.
John G. Freeze, Bloom,
Cyrus r. McIIenry Fishinecreek,
4 4
John c. v enner, Benton,
Capt Rce-e j. Mi.iard, hIiillin,
,Iohn y. iiaunon, Hor. Cou,luia,
John c. Quick, MontoUr,
Elijah J. Bibcrtson, r'ugarlotl,
Chas. II. 1yreman offered, as an amend
ment, a list headed by
Leonard B. Rupert, Bloom,
Hiram Schwoppcnheieer, Centre,
Stephen Badly, Catawissa,
Richard Fruit. Madison,
Martin Cain, Cen,rala.
The vote resulted as follows
Freeze, ~ votes,
Rupert, -
The vote for the Chairman carrying will!
it the Committee.
On motion of Judge Badly, it was Re-
solved that County Convention should be
called to elect Delegates to the next State
Convention.
\ motion was made to adopt the Craw.
ford County system for cohiu;ting the pri
mary elections; which after some couyor.a
iional discussion was withdrawn; and
On motion the Convention adjourned.
DANIEL McIIENRY,
President.
]. K. ScUwEPpENHEIsED, so,e
JOHN G.. FREEZE,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-31

Rag The Republican party in California
has divided into ''long hairs and 'short
hairs" There are now two Republican
tickets in the field. John Bidwell, lately
member of Congress, being at tho head Of
the ticket chosen by the "long hairs" aud
Mr.. Gorham heading that nominated by
the ''short hairs Bidwell, who is an able
and prominent man, has tho support Of
throe-iourhs Of the Republican papors in
the State. AT the last Presidential elcc.
ton in California, Mr.. Lincoln's majority
was nearly 10000. The Democrats are
about to make tough contest y
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-31

bay" Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Rev Or.
Hawes, Hon. Chas A. Shaw, Ma1imillian
and Juarez Thomas Francis Moachcr, Z. s.
Fairfeld-Poruaits, Characters and Biogra-
phics. Queen Elizabeth; TIE Chinese
Empire; The Study Of Languages Oug
New possessions, with map; Omaha and
Nebraska; True and Untrue Marriages :;
How to Save Money, Success in Life, How
to get Home, Boys and Girls-Should
they be educated together; MIDIAM-A
Poetical lllegy, Theory Of Mans Organi2a-
ton; State Pride; Small CaH,iousuess
Surratt, General Grant and the Presidency,
Twelve Modes of Committing Suicide,
Authorizations of Food, Answers to Cores
pondents, and rich miscellany is given in
the August number OF the PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL. So year; 30 cents number.
Address s. r. WELLS, $50. Broadway,
New York.
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little, IL any strife II is entirely new
office, and one Of small emoluments, but Of
great Importance. l.n' 80.
JACOB HARRIS, Of fIemlocl, was nomin-
ated for Auditor. Mr.. Harris will make a
most capital officer. Heis good account
ant and fully understands the duties of a
County Auditor. He has had considerable
experience in that branch Of our County af.
fairs, having once filed the Office Of County
Treasurer with credit both to himself and
constituents.
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MARKET raEF1ZlV.
-
Nj A II Il l Il. u.

On the 2jth inst, by the Rev William j..
Eyer, MIR. David Roshel Of Scott Township,
to Miss Lucinda Creyeling, Of Main Town
ship Columbia County, Pa.
On the 2jth inst, ut tho residence Of Mr..
Wm. Rabb, of this place, By Rev. a. Hart.
man, John naney, and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Mcclure, both Of Danville, Montour
County Pa.
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CITATION TO LENlUEL POTTER,
- Admir- OF Charles Stewart, decd.

EGn oi Charles Stewart, decd
COLrhBiA COUNTY, So:
In the Orrhuns' Court In aud for the said coun,y.
Il ia .stcr alta thus contained
The pr't'on of Wesley FIemin respectfully rep.
TesChis, ihH Ihhfics Stewart, late of said county
di"f tbou, 'be trst of June, h.D.. 1895 or on or
hriGrc, ihlntlit.. and that administration af his
goods, Chnucls and credits was on the 2od day of
Jane, A. u, 1905. duly granted by The Register of
sHit county Ia Lcmu, otter hBd that the on.
~ bccnu" tnrniy ~ the 0f six hundred dollars
~ ~" h"Nu' 'ifbiiun bond 0l the said i.emuei Pot
ter "Hh r"uHIiiuh according TO law. thai by virtue
ct the huIbrF ~ rOnerfei upon him as admns,ra.
tor H!"t'4Hii, the sad Lsmuel Potter p0srersed
himself nj the said goods, ch aiiels and credits
amounting ~ value 10 the sum Of one hundred and
iOdy dollars nni ninety eight cents 40 by an inyen.
toTy OF the sam" hcd In ihe office oi the sa Regis
ter Oh the .!i day Of June a. H.. IsG5 will appear
| Tue petitioner further represents that the said
| I'muei f"ttr ~ wasting and mismanRcing said
estate and property under his rhnrec by hegIectips
aud refusing 10 render full and lust accounts of such
estate or property come 10 his hands or know
Tn" petitioner therefore prays the Court to issue
citation 10 the aid icniuei Potter, recurring him
iO nrpenr IN this foru on day certain. TO ausw ef
! this complaint aud show cause II any he have why
hr should NOT be ordered 10 give fucb counter
ties The Court shall judge necessary To indemnify
the petitioner against loss by reason OF hs 81 rpty
fNip. aud tnat the Court will prLnt such further re
! lief az may be authorized by law.
WhrTpupJn May G. 1857 citation directed TO Lem
Gel F7ucr to, On the first day Of next Term, show
ean.r why 10 fho" not give additional security OF
- Ia testimony whereof I have hereunt,
s. vet mv hand aud caused the official seal o
! - S-aii coGrt to be affixed this twentieth da,
! of any, n. D., 1851
Elocr,sJurr, July 10, 1867
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A N9v tune.

The black Republican, newspapors and
stumpers seems e have great many strings
to their bow, The following extracts will
exhibit the velocity by which they cal
things
General ii. JEFF. Thompson, distin-
auishcd officer Of The ton'.l..ale ,14y III
Missouri, and previously to Tic rebellion 4
prominent lawyer in that State, lately m.
nowuccd his adhesion to the Longsreet
party, and advised an acceptance C. the re-
construction act. '--Piita&a,pijr EtcsS.
THAT notorious rebel bu,bvackcr aal
murd derer, JEFF. Thompson, still continues
lis bloody work in Missouri; numbering
Union men with fiendishne:s unparalleled
in the annals Of warfare, - L0yat army cor
rcspoadaat IN 1868.
| 1t will be noticed that the above 'distin-
gushcl Confederate officer and ''promi-
nent lawyer was in 1868 notorious
rebel bushwacker and murderer" What Il
wonderful reformation has set III! II the
Devil ever betrayed more hypocracy and
knavery than is daily manifested by fhc
Rump leaders, writer's have failed to place
it upon record. The political scallywags
who shouted themselves hoarse over "the
war for the Union," but falling to wholly
destroy it, now have the impudencc to try
and complete their work by shouting re
constructor, when in fact they mean de-
struction.
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nea- The Boston 7fdreNg intimates that
Wilson is willing that Grant shall be Presi-
dent, if Wilson can be vice.
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D | u u

In East Bloomsbury, on Thursday morn
ing last, Of consumption, Mr.. Cyrus John
son, in the fifty seyeuth.y year Of his age.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-31

SHOCKING MCRDEE--Just as We go to
press we learn that horrible affair occur
red at Logansyille, last night, which for
atrocity has scarcely ever been euualed in
the annals Of murder II seems that vii
tain by the name Of Grimalkin, who has
been seen proving around that localityouite
often Of late, for no good purpose as was
generally supposed, made an unprovoked
attack upen G. Bird, a resident Of Logans.
vile, and in the melee which took place
ripped his bowels open with sharp instru.
mert which be carried about him. In
media'ely upon the commission of thecrime
be fled to the woods, and although diiigen,
search was made for him, his whereabouts
have not yet been discovered. What mo
tive he had for the commission of the hor,
rible crime, no one can tell, but we hope
the sooundrel may soon be brought to just
Ice. - Clinton Democrat. aFog .rrff. D.
----------> . g. y
CO. A man al Newport, r. l., dispatch
ed messenger to Alsxendpiai Egypt dis
lance Of about 1000 nliles,.the other day
and In 25 hours he bad rop!y.
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MANHOOD; HOW LOST,
CgOvy RESTORED,

r-'-rss-- IUST published, In n sesicd cnve
lapG. Prc" cents. A lecture on tho
- ~ ur'Nre. trrRtmeni Ind radical cure Of
irmina W-ahnrss or Spcrmaiorhoca.
lnlu..,' Nv Abuse Involuntary Ennis sions. I'm.
5.,.ncv Eerrnu- Debility aud. Imp 'dimeats tn
| E-rrllsu generally tnnsumpiion Epilepsy, and
Frs; F,rIl. sra Ply steal lncaparity. sc. by
Iuh.r, j. Cu,,cIHe I'll, VI, D., author OF thp Green
g0HG'&o,
The void -anownGd author, In this alIr .r7ric Ire
ture. clearly pro7rs from his own esprt,a'c' g mot
,1r i.l rius crIoucrJ Of Self ibusc may be eject.
uaitr removed HHHuGt MtdIcinc, and wiili"u dat
ler6us suFslcaI operations. bGu.irs iDsifiiiru'..
rines, or cordials. pointing out nn'lc "r rnrct'
tn matter What his condition MAY b., may ruIr
himself chcnpy privately ard Iudirally. This L"c.
tr. wiz prove tCOI to ihOusaHns ard ihnu- 'nds.
> =, under scr to any addrrss IN apiair "nv.ip g,
u,. ,a,.,.. n. ~ GENE ~ tS0 rosiagc -inn?S.
4,t- ~, CIV. tWe.t- f'riige aGac. fucG - cent
s,,irls. Chas. J Z KLINE 20.
~ Rawrry, New York, +. .. bni $3.50
Fob l3 I-67.-iy Pens d 20.
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yhe s.bsct.5g,s 20 ,ho stock Of tue uhove nan az
wi, One fourth ,f their subscription az per shi'
eondi,jou, 10 WILLIAM EsYpsp. Tleaenier.
h. D. RUPERT, President,
July 10, 1867 att ,A.t3sHluu
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SUPER pEOsfaATE GF L.i
sC-cTglT, pENN'k.

hs'ho reason 10 a, hand. oHnr 20 the farmers
our sup PAgsrEt'i, "hIch, as iu.ti'iztr i'i
l""rat Cor. c.'.. "-'.i01f. "r "'r'" hr 'f""''
lc0. rrd warrant a. p'imUrrg. ia ...9sI g., a.
sirtr .' .t..., .,H- any, I, d.rs Uol ar as
4 simple .tiIlUlaut rr one cror nv, o.. j. ia.iiul
IN Ms r.Ftcls. which eau be- proved hg the farmers
Of r"ftrr and aJjuiuing c4pli'. 'f ns state; n. o
or tie adjacent .Unu;Irs O. Delaware 'pi Gagtml,
who have used ntr n.aUr ctrrr for lle last yuafs
For Wheat 30 ~ frs ncSe, dr',..d OF .o"n
h.oI'rt
For Cau $50 to -Oo ib. psr acre, drcPFii il hill
at uW" of planting
lul oats, IiU ~ ~ pcr ucrc gown broadcast
For fulatoes $50 lbs. Ter acre, te.Actea ia the
row.
For Grass. 211 lbs. rer acre, Rs top drrsscr.
Tnis quantity on Grass Lands will produce an in
ctcHse On first crop Of to x tons per acre.
Give it a trial. We KNOW tnrt the result VIII bG
SAT-. act ry.
soid in Bags Of eGn pounds cHch Al S57 per thou
sand mounds nj ours New NEnuiHrlury, EdS' en-
/ Market street; also promptly -hipr"i - al puhi
/ OH f. * e. l. & e.. y. q. AMI '. u. Roads.
J. n. LYrR, As.nI Lioumsbetg, RELD :. Co.
's'"' JE. TOGRINGToH,
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NJ oTIgE

orricF oy TIE Bioonsrcro Ll1rHARy
lSsrr1uTr, july J. lsh1,
wa the Officers of the Ronrd Of Trustees cettliy
tbnt The condiohs upon which the last subscriptions
10 ,he stock Of said institute was made nave pee"
complied with, /, p,rrpr r,e.,dcr,.
sitnd r C. EYER. Ta.t0iaiy
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-31

aw r.rrr,u,t 4 Co, 81 Park Row New York
~ duiy authorised TO solicit aud receive subfefp'
ions and advertising for the Democrat q star pup
,lshed al Bloomsbury, Columbia county, "a
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The whole lalor OF washne IL but Pleasant Pc,
tinc compa red with the former mode Of RuBbi NJ u
Avn SOARING, and twietiug and wtinglng Ihe
ar, is 80 dissolved hv the HOi suDs thHt 6ul ll'e
conrrcssion ia necessary 10 eNpol 1t. NO iam''! III
lhe County should be without
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DIR. id. Bruce

Having resumed the practice Of Medicine,
tenders his professional services to the public.
Office in Mr.. Paysinger's' building, opposite
the Methodist Parsonage.
Sept. 1S 3S #, ...
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Gin Banding.

900 feet Vulcanized Rubber Betting, as
sorted sizes, 2, 4, 5 and inches wide.
In store and for sale alta small advance
on cost,
. by S.P. BOOZER & co.
Sept. 1856.
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srATEoFsOUTH CAROLINA
Newberfy Distriet-In Equity.

=. :, Newberfy District In Equity.
Sally werts,' vs.. J. Bel.on Wertss Thos, J.
Mafett and Wife, aud Others. Biz for
- p,,,;t;,n =. ~ -
=. l. appeariag 10 the satisfaction Of the
a AComnissionerth that Enoeh Cook and bis wife
Elizabeth, and Molly e. HolfyaIan, three Of
thGDefenaanssin thea slatet tsase reside
without the Hunts Of the State. II is. Or
dored on: metion Of darlington + suber,
Cemplainan IS Solicitors, that said dabseut de-
.fetdants do plead, answer or denns to said
bilfwithia forty days from The date hereof,
Or the: same viii be taken: pro- confesso
against ihena. >. ,
CONS Office; sILAS TOMBSTONE, -
Sept Sd, Ss-6t. =: 12*& -esE-M
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Notice..

The creditors of Middleton T. Kinard,
decd, are earnestly requested to render an
exact statement of their demands to US, on
or before the first day Of November next.
There are circumstances connected with the
seceased's estate which render early and
reliable information as to his Indebtedness,
important to both creditors and distributes.
THOS. F. HARMON,
HENRY O. HEhSON.
Sept. "a, 1887. 25-39-3t
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CLINTON HOTEL,
\ =. RE-OPENED

The above House having been leased BY
the subscriber, and now undergoing repairs,
will be opened for the reception of guests
on the lst of October.
The Table will be supplied with the very
best the markets afford, and no pains will
be spared to make the patrons of the house
comfortable.
Attached to the House, there will be
foand;a first class Bar room, well stocked
with the choicest Ales, Wines, Liquors, &C.
The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited. -.
sJ.Y. 3. WILLIAMS, Ags. -
Sept. s2s 40 At. Proprietor
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Dia Ghartestonsr SETTING.
JOHN l.Wl6ENER, Editor.

EYNDER the aboYe.head, the undersigned
u propose to publish GERMAN WEEK
LY PAPER, to be the organ of the German
population, and devoted TO the interests Of
this State. in encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursuits.
Literature, agriculture, Commerce, ARTS
and Trade VIII be represented in its columns,
and the news of the day will be given.
GeneralJOHN A W aGENER has kindly
consented TO undertake the Editorial manage
ment, for the PRESENT. -
Subscripsion-Twelve months, 50; six
months, ! so; thru e months, l..
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
C. G. ERCKMANN & CO.,
No. Broad street, Charleston, S. G.
Oct. 2 20 tf.
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ERKegS OF FOUTH. =
TAX DBPlBbTERS,
Take Notice.

I hereby notify all persons
in default for Taxes to come
forward and pay the same to
me, on or before
THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
Otherwise a levy will be made
and sale of property in No
vemver to pay said taxes.
This notice is positive.
THOS. NJ. PAYSINGER,
Sheriff n. D.
Aug. 2S-35-tf.
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Darlington & Suber,

attorneys at Law and Solicitors IN
Equity,
Practice in the U. S. and S. Courts.
Will give special attention to cases IN the
Courts of Bankruptcy.
Sept. 1888 lmo.
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STATE OF sOUTHCAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In Equity.
Elizabeth A. Boozer, vs. Henry n. Boozer,
ct al. Bill for Sale and Partition.
By order of the Court of Equity, will
sell before the Court House, at Newberry on
the first monday in October next, the real
estate of John A. Boozer deceased, consist"
ing of tract of land. containing one hun.
dred and six acres more or less, situated in
Newberry District, and Bounded by lands
of George Brown, estate of Dr.. D. E. Ewart,
decd, Mary Spence and Peter Hair.
TEaMs.-The purchaser will be required
10 give bond with at least two suret'es,to Sc
cure the purchase money, payable at twelve
months with interest from the day of sale,
and to pay the costs Of these proceedings
in cash. s1LAS 1OHNSIONE,
CONS Office, c. E. n. D.
Sept. Is 80 st.-*s.
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.:WC0NSUMpTTES.

The REV EDWARD A. WILSON win send
effee Of charge to all who assire n the preecrp.
ti0n with the directions for making md nsing
thesiu.pie remedy By Whieh he was cured Of
lsng affection and that dread disease ConsuDp:
dun his only ooieci IL 10 benefit the af1:cted
and be hopes every sufferer wilifry this prescrip-
ton as it wiz Cost Them nothing, and may prove
q blessing. Please address = :: ;I;:::g<t>Er--,:-
- -s REV. EDWARD A. WIESON.: =
No: les South Second Street, =,
Sept. 1888. " iIfiamsbnrgh, NeE York.
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Dancing School.

MONS. BERGER respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of NewberIy that he
will, by request. open a dancing school at
this. place on the 24sh Sept. Mons. B.
teaches Dancing in all its various branches:
He has certificates from the best families and
boarding schools in Charleston whsre he
has been teaching for years, and can give
good references. For particulars apply at
the Hotel.
Sept 1S SO #.
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Engine & Mill for Sale.

An s-Horse Portable Engine and 20
inch Mill, with pulies and shafting, suitable
for running cotton gin or other machinery.
All good as new. Apply to
RICHARD TOZER,
Oct2 Columbia, S. g.
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Fine Beef Cattle, &c.

For sale good lot fat BEEF CATTLE,
COWS and CALVES. In my absence Call
on Mr.. James NJ. Keith at my plantation.
R. STEWART.
Sept. Is, 1857. lS-3S-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

: WANTED, AGENTS. $3.50 per month
The YEAEs sRouND, OR 600 PER Cent Pro
FIT on CoMMissloN.-We guaranty the above
salary or commission. to- active Maus,rious
agents az their own homes, I'd. Introduce an
article of indispensable utility In every
household. For full particulars eaii on, or
address = 6, ", JACKSON. ace -
: l1soutA ST., Baltimore, Md.
:. September S6-4 - ss@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15

EXTRAORDINARY C0TToN ExPORTs.-The
shipments of cotton from this port during
the week ending last evening were to the
enormous amount Of over twenty-five thou
sand bales, of the currency value of nearly
three and aquarter million dollars. Ofthese
shipments, over eighteen thousand bales
were to Liverpool, nearly twenty-three
hundred bales to Bremen, and over seven
teen hundred bales to Hayre. The ex-
ports from the port thus far in the current
cotton year reach nearly two hundred and
forty thousand bales, and from all the ports
of the country they exceed seven hundred
and fifty thousand bales, or more than fifty
per cent. of the reported receipts at the
shipping ports in the same period. The
latest mail advices make the available sup
ply at all the ports about six hundred and
twenty five thousand bales, which, at the
average value of each bale of the cotton
exports from this port through the past
week, represents over ninety millions in
lawful money.-Ne,o York Times.