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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-03-28

n TIE tTIKIsTIANA RIVER
there was quite llood,an the marshes on both
sides are generally oyerilown. To-day the I'M
usual spectacle was presented Of the river con-
stanily rising though strong tide was running
a,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11

farces, the company being suited to
that class Of nIavz
The Musium. to which it is attached.
i well worthy Of visit.
G w. Walters. of :" Walters ORA
matte Troupe" was formerly connect
ed with this theatre, PLAYING " heavy
man"
ARLINGTON HALL
is where the inimitable" Arlington
and his burnt-corl artists hold forth
and mako vopr sides ache with tbe,r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11

A BILL TO RETURN TO SPECIE PAY
NF,Nrs.-Mr MORRILL,, Of Vermont.
introduced in the Senate, on the 29th
ult.. bill to raise the value of legal
tender notes to par. 1t provides that
on and after July 4th, 1869 the Sec
retarv Of the Treasury shall pay in
com all United States notes rot GEAR
ing interest and commonly called le-
gal tender notes. and that hereafter,
and until January, 1871, whenever
there shall be in the Treasury, after
having the interest and coupons fall
inG due in January and July Of each
wear. and deducting the gold certii-
Gates of deposit, any excess OF com
over S75.0O0.0OO. he shall. within
thirty davs. sell the same and receive
in nav therefor United States Nation
Bank notes, compound interest notes
1 and three per cent. certificates. All
National Banks are required TO pay
after july 4th, 1869. their notes in
! coin on pain of the forfeiture of their
charter. All National Banks having
/ less than twenty per cent. in specie oU
their respective capitals must keeT
and hold in coin all interest reserves
on the funds deposited by him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11

SILK IL CALIFoRNIA--Ihe annual
fair of the State \ gricultural Society
of California affords evidence Of rapid
progress in silk culture. Nearly ev-
erv fair shows an increase IN the mum
ber and variety of California silk. The
total production Of the State for 1867
Is estimated at 100000 cocoous. and
the supply of mulberry far exceeds the
demand. About halfot this years C.
coous have been killed. leaving no.
600 still on hand for stock. and these
viii supply $4,000. Geo cocoons next
wear. if the increase should be as large
as the average. The Aia CGlJarnt-
saws the business is quite profitable
lust now. but the silk men are advauc-
ING cautiously " Worms have been
bred ii California regularly since 1850
! and every wear the weather has been
propitious the increase has been rapid
. the cocoons having been unusually
large. considerably surprising the av
erage of European cocoons IN quality
and quantity and quality of dber.-
The prospects of the silk business Il
California, report says, are decidedly
fa~orable.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11


seekers a week at his age, and sich Nv
our Southern Dimocratic statesmen ez
are fit for the place are either IN exile
far away, or are prohibited from ac-
ceptiu the offs We wood be glad to
give en-, by the laws ny unconstoo-
shuel coneris for particinashen in the
late onpleasantnis
Na]Iandvgum remains to Us, but he
aint available The fact IL, Nalanvd
gum hcz outlived his day. He'd he
been actuated by desire to benefit
his party, he wood hey purpos, lv ire
tated the guard which arrested him To
the extent that they wood hev perie
rated his bowels so that he wuld hcv
dyed on the spot, with appropriate
last wurds tn put on banners and slch.
Then he wuld hey ben uv use tu us.
Then We culd hev pinted tn hiz dead
body, and in sepullurical tones cX-
/ claimed" Martvr!' r. But he selfish
i " retoozcd two dye, and took remark
/ BILE good kare to preserve himself In
/ TAXI, and returned two plague us. \
] live politikal martyr IL most nixon
/ vrnent peace Nv furnuature. Mvr-
/ tyrs IL very much Ike gruntin swine.
NV use only after the grunt IL taken
/ out ny them. and then they are only
! fit for present use However sweet
/ they ma be when fresh, tha won't ddo
! tn salt down. The story uv hiz rougs
/ did all very we'll for or ? caupans.
/ lnr tLa ncl,,c b.v ba5 enuF nv i
II soras ~, tbair stnro;iI,s IL. cot g.
/ be - tLa Dn,ooL-rasy vLat hash l. ~
bor5..rs l. ubtrpies itsaIr When
,r,..ro - C.,afor "a .I.r-t -, l-,,n,s
/ ,r,;. ,,..rf..r o,,1 L,sts ~ ,,,a,o tho
rLa Zy,rey r;lya = bn1l IN - CLinoar
H., 3a,,,.,,,l..,, T. ~, +l.a lot me l;.,
spfTerip for the koz. lis all very
wrIl when the mvrtvr haz suthin tn
recommend him besides Liz mvrtvr-
dun otLerwizo hn balzums = nn-anse
~, the srst marnatudo wi.b kaIIs for
snondv and efT.ztu,l abatement
Wicb fben sheII we have for our
President? There's one man upon
whom the minds NV the Dcmocrisv Nv
tha knntrv All ronter alludc-nede
,cIo ,,.r,+e .sP n "aFtor nv name
sav-to 4 Johnson He j. our rock
anI onr cIcaffnst tr,1st and in him on
h be,- We -alYrn II seams krera ~
49, b.. Laz olI Tho ,,,orit;z. ,,,-. .s7..
rnssru1 zandida.v He wuz horn nv
/ noor nareneo. in = moor vaar moor
bon.s and a roor Sta+a HI r,tI-r
I died when h. wuz 80 vnno that lf
didn,f rcroao,har hin, fur sTtbin Iif-a
Grt,- ,-.a~, artcr and he y.,z fon q
-. -, -, .,,..r.,, l,;-',,.., ,1o,. :,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11
A. HEADS COuRTSHIP.


A. HEAD 5 COURTSHlP.
y ramInta IS my oyster. Cause
T"F io'eu' s"e i"Feos We noth
80 'o' "a " - yo'i,' mo- l.oO h''p II. no"
~ ''e'P 'oN'"S q slrl OF mar
- n -,.',, ,, ',S PoS''loHf with
-. ~. ~ t."'', iS" nose.
,.,,1a..ll ~ - ,'',I' ~, I"' e'i"el
-, fa-I.l,,,, -, '''T' ,.1, SI'1t
a,,I H. =. ',,.',. ,.S... ~ + - u,oh |!
La,,,o,,o,l .b,,1,-.
W-a v.a sol,c,Ir,,. ~,
i, +la - -. - .-''U I'm
L,a5 a,1 7 - - 60 -, - ''ie
!. tha - .ae. ..'e ~ "a" Sot
ioi the
~ :.T. .'.'.' ''-,'''e me S't win
c'f S.,i.;.1,e.l - ''' vac ureao'
~ -, -:uI. - :; ~ "IiNe me SIT with
- '0""S ""SS II is
- - P''IC" Her sne o7ea 10
I, G'T i,I. S'i' u'oi' ! ''''"h ~
Lau5 SLas.;.I Il, a =" II "es|e "er
more. She didn't mean thai either
Z Itar n-4g tn rrrr~n -
500 "fF'on "hU
S'e "''o give nae some ol her ginger,
I'.,''' ',l' ! ''seu - 20 al"ns 10 anu
hands each I'm tn, .tL,r'. ,l,.,I
9, T - '''0 "''ei 3 Gus Peu 10.
Scthtr' IKE You see EN- IN the odd
,ftitr : '''''a@Fs. ana the TN signs on
''', I'.,.'','' ''i',' Is insured
- ~ 'i 50 oI''i' sue 'elt Oh
',.' ~ ','''' an" put OF IohS
- 80, ,'''" Po' - 'r9"Srfs as put
1Vl'" up oe'ore instead OF oeilnd =
!, '''.l' | "'9on 70 write verses, ol WHICH
7 S''''''
On, Aramiuta, Araminta,
Your heart ! b,r,I.,. than . fi,tar.
If Won dop,f love yopr fr;e,s Uead
YonIl h. riol,r sor,.,. ysrc,, h. is,l,..di
49,, - anu 80 !'o,ii7' 'I'iu Sec
10" -, olI' no
pug
~ ! "o' I Ni'"N VINO 'ool't staho
nam % q"
-" 900 up'S
0g'p ''"iS'
''o vi, Ii,o@iy ooii
/ 'l''"e 20 lil "ht 1"er Ihe 'opPernead
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11
Chicago Correspondence.
CHICAGO. November 80, 1867.


an exciting week in the Garden City,
and WESTON, the great . walkist," has
been the cause. No doubt your read
ers have read ever so much about him
and his wonderful feat of walking from
Portland Me-, to this place--a dis
tance of over 800 miles in twenty
five days-arriving in this city on
Thanksgiving day, when he was ten
dered the grandest reception ever Civ
en- any one in this city, not even ex
cepting that Of His Excellency when
performing his memorable feat Of
swinging around the circle.
1t being holiday, everybody was
out, unmindful of the threatening
storm, and Wabash Avenue was liter
ally damned as far south as Twen-
ty-second Street, with human beings
all eager to catch a glimpse of the
.man Of legs"
He was met at the city limits by de
tachment Of fifty policemen, who form
ed into a hollow square, with WESTON
in the center, and from thence pro
ceeded to the Post Office, thence
around Lake Street to the Sherman
House. All along the entire line OF
march the street was SO crowded that
detachment Of mounted police had to
clear the way, while for blocks around
the Sherman House, it would have
been an impossibility to get through
the crowd. \ stranger n the city
would have been at loss to know
where so many lived, moved and had
their being"
IN tho afternoon and i tho avaninc
he made his appearance at the Opera
House. delivering short sneeches. The
ipxcitement was onIv temporary, how
o-.~ o,l tbo ne~+ ,,,or,inc, c,rnd o,-
+li,,, - ,ynaI Ua w;II mako his
1a., .onearanc, ~ r,ar,raI1 Han nox4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11

The winter wheat y indiana looks
s-e-v prom leiBc'-'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

pre>iden>hel brc>t. wirh even the triumph
in Delaware and Maryland can not and
does not Sooihe.
The peple Nv the north wool receevo
the propo>i>hcn Gladly. | mcn>huncd ihC
matter to "a lecdin mnrc!ant uy Philad j.
ply, who he'd just declined 10 give siN
munthS credit for small stock uv goo'!>
10 friend Nv mine, on my endorsement,
but hoo. in the NOSE "ent!cmaniy manner,
expressed Willingness 10 sell for cash,
and he warmly approved ny IL Go.
~ed he, "and ei' il will work ez Voc say
and take item inkuhu>>c> uui uy the
country, think | can not only promise
yoo the co-rperu>hcn uv the Pcpie uv the
north. but also money cnuti 10 pay yoOr
i;,rc> 10 the end wv y"or choice.
And he bust into tecrS.
Wac are VOC weepim for sed | as
toni>hcL.
"Tho>c tccrs, Scd he ';arc for M,xi-
GO. She hcl cnloorci much, but her
cup uv wo Is not yet tiIll.
This is the only hope uv the dimokri-
~. The pcple hc' bin brought face 10
face with slavery. and they >ini>ht it.
They hcv bin brought face to face with
mig@rr equality. anl ihey don't scare at il
n al, Tha WIZ hronel; up b,inre -uii.-
"t'n superiority. anl TIA rumctnorrd that.
They I'M -um ruILrr r\fpu-lIr tu,.r- ihrn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
Egyptian Lotus, Night Blooming Cereus.
Sweet GpGpGnaX.

WOcdwo-tAs Lubin6 EdTchi'. Wilson's. Rarncv's wmc
DnH'nt. nd tronch cxtrats or the hardhccli,f. in
'eit variety of size, price and kind IaT cils, nnr
mi: dye h"ncv, sand. pE.r. silver gIvscrinc, y IN
il, d n'l, I'D ir"vn WiEdsor West End ard sta-r,:
AZ. and wash bali, from ;l.,c, D,y Hail. Rr,
,.dexcIl inp@ny, &rd otl,r manufa,t i. laf. i
rk. E"vcs sp,cEs. Ec from the i,ari:1yto q !.e-
= 4 Brother. lat j Ci-torg cup. ell b,n napkin
fh-t. * a;hs-, II th, hi and nail brain s. COMBS
rhhcT a.d horn, Kidding, tine. round. &C. al prices
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FINE FRENCH WATER LINED MOTH
AND RiLa.. PAPERS.

Envelp"s 10 nstch American paper ari envelope III
iz's, "1r!e= and P.c:. Al. st Pu-. and l,,t l. ID
ptu.i-. IN vo D. -ul e. -c- nd - H. - pens nd -
t,r!~o,k {, e. ltrlt,d c,le pen. iia,k ard iiu
n,s. r-!-i crn1n, AID ,irriraa =: and lit book
franz hooE 1ud cHrd "a cr nd"ct crIds. il r. Ei-tr
al. min afnTc i1raris man. card rcv: i ,'",- ny
'f"Hd:tcrs Ifncs authors improved. Chcc,rr;d tam
iC the rim Game, m?~..i in tA" Checker, Il
'fi.lt + if Ir' H,aHmtr, Ch,,k'.- ard E.r.. 81.
J'Td itlioi : =. thc W. = Mike Ncl.-. y 49, J.
- r'.torE !l'~iau i>,uiunc. p.lia.cs, mi y Irlo
d. nyri tyo,- dissc,t.d picI!T,-. mp Gc. cif.a-
i -:uEhts, cf'y, .srti cad and .inCr Lew Il 4
., IA! -1!.r- viii -3i-:i!ti- rriau- lit, ui kct
\ ,-.ll nh Il ~.
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Ec,r0i'c @! PrUc;icH ,joi.cS.

to .r..i ma. ,..' H.. ,..,..,f ~. -. ....
r.,rv cnh,r,.,,-p..,, of ,l.,.i.. ,.-.....i
,rr,I'y .>ri.n. ,l.,.. ,..;r,,, ..,,I ,.,,;....,.
fi,n,rI, .,,,, H.. ,,,, +. a.. ,....
i'm find, TX. ,l,,. .r..- n ,I...f.;,.. in,
.,llhon.h il : -p,r. e. ;1.., :.,.l .,,,i,
lin in orIrr w.r.i. h.,,r y. l,,t d.
hl> fcll.y- v.,u,I. L., ,...r.,,,. .,,,l ...,, ..
ii,n trmly wrc.ch,l vi. H.. .,,i.,,.,u..,.,
that :,r.s from .!,,. >,.i,.,j,,.-. 81, yl,ln..r
IL indeed Il. r.i.,,, ,,,,-,.,,r,.
Two y,.,~. ..., ,... ,,.,.,...,. ,,,.,I;- .,,,,
lie attended a ,ir-I.:r. wbrr. III. ,.;,i,,:ra
w..r. lanocI ;,oyr.l ,.,l,'.. ..,i ,,.i,..l,,.
u, lv hinI la,l:,-. who furnished linen.
IN ai,uIarr.. u:' .r,l .l-n.- All -..,,,
ID. hal.py ami cn..,,u,..l ,.N.,fa r,,. r.,,
hay. w,l,. I'D and >.l.n,. s, "a a,..:I
from the r,~t. ii. i.:,. hcru ,.,-..,rr.,.
thought. .ui drew III. ai:,nrian Of III,
lady n-uc-t i..,. ro .hc cli.l.
There i q liI,lc hav who look wi>:.
fully III III, cakes AMI l.i,.,. >.iI. IN,
he seems Ia be- catine nn.li,,..
WHY. do vnm no, know i!ai he ranno
"a. >" thr lad, a>Lcl. in evident >nrl,,-..
,nI then >IIc told nc L. ,..d story. Hes.
il =
Twn bows were plavin. together In il
hrch ,arl oi a dwcilin. wh,r, u,,. a; lh,.,,
lived They lad c>vr,!!..u. Ia li..h,. th.i
lives ri,::>..n,-irirm.l,. fortune. health
,tni no future MA, h.i.lii,r than tn. ir,
y iil,v ran l!irnm-h the ward. "n. ct' ill,lr
stopped iur Il moment h..:ur. :. va: 81! ,i.r.>
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

\ student went into bookstore and
inquired ot the proprietor if he Lad any
pocket ie>iamenis ia Gleck. .-In Greek -
erhoe'l our good friend, he>i;aIinglv, Il
believe not sir; but | have elegant ones
in Morocco"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
JET. CORAL, JET AND PEAR

Hcz and a+s rI0sai, lava let md it, ,nd per
p. ccLameTfy and L. t ctncr variti,s
cwclry too ncr III 70 ncrt:, :p ctItI,s T. it al
E. il every vrTiCf Of how from cents IIJv ard ,-.
nrse Nc-s. and lnsct rdy II tt cid Lo~- # Ill ini-
coin sivc fruit knives, napkin ria- &c Il lar tarl,
very heavy coin silver tEil"s, pain, ard engraved fine
pocket crt,rv. in livery sh'H pearl. bone iuTalo
iEd!t7 Fred rick Reynolds ccifIt'd Eazor, strp- &
ihc.cut ki. g. er il ~ utt,n L. L. :.,i.,s and Ai.r-
ian scS3ors ard shea. Fad ,,- Eitr Ne scissors 4
!icc tuIng cECrN mir irrHilf Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
. GEMS WANTED
FGH THE iiGST POPLAR

Aadlot mtiag $ >j~r:4.tioa E",d~ l.'5Iid.
We ,re the . 9 eI Il IKE pu ii-hrt- IL til ! ute
.,.r.. .,ius rig h, end IL fo:t can 81 ID to Il
k cicep .ud p a-ci. N rc b. Il c2.:p-i's.-
t,ut IN au- ether comp Y. al books d. IT = $
rough til ha.d # gene ii - ut, l. n'a-T Ii h
&c ir,iln Volts t tr rc ~" - ia :, gve
nya.-yrr I'll ,xt-a PEI ecnt. VII gh i - ally a.,
vttt. ~ u,r:. = II. Exp.re.3gtd C'uvas- viii
rec the ID tsgc {. ling d ectiy Wit the p0 is cs
Cur c,ys ,u.)5ae a. ,. rGi'r woTEs Oh u sub
cs :i:nN NntAncc a.d il stHl rapi i both Ii 1T. ad
uth.
cid 'GrE,s. and all other=. w.o want the best paying
agcn C.. plc@rc - 'r cir'j-s ID n. tcE:tis,
0!G mp IL! aid te c. rlctcr cf wcIEs vi L
II Sc Of otha pnhli= rrs ADJ - NATIONAL II B.
LISHINt G :. & Il Il, Ma Ih.iadcph;a p. tinci':-
n.ti rhi, Chicago, H., st. Louis, No., Richmond, w.
Pushes. MI wishing to advertise in any part Of the
coun ~ 3. lc.ve taeir ode,s with Mess. GEO. 2.
i;OWEiI L CO., . nsress street Boston OF Cedar
street. y y wo ,re Authorized TO contract 1t Publish
ers pce. i,g all rew=p pcrs isued in tie unitd S;,es
and British Provinces,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

Muslin. &c. va-;.r- t; l,s nd i;I.i.h. p,. kct
hoo sd ',ii & ~ iIh,-, ,g,. calf sd -E.
Transparent slI ril cr ali- u,-i,a .i,!4r,t paint
d and plain. psT :nl heavy t~- -lIss -il- ID mar
Lie, Cahas Ia L Iii Hi i!., ih, aud d doll NJ d
dol h"'s, lai!rin 'aic I'll =izcs, otchc from On.
cent ur" ari, lI~ uu- c:.aius, t3,k AID. y hir ii
vcr- T. G. l. .;ii,h's pa,nt "ar spocu and tu,rz,!s
n.A fgTkt. krE ia.. h-t ta i'm violin -t~ugs aIt an
Idus- variety uf th,- :;ftirs toe lulrr,r I detail
hl-n llr-,. ~ v.,:-I Is.nr........ =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

Geld rings from /! 10 Is carat, sCIl engine turned
rEamced pearl, turquoise, coral, garnet. chascd &C.
&c. vor pearl gold end silver sleeve bUttOD all sizcs
and plttcr.ls. canlen. nlintrd. cnaInrllcd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

II hunting and open engine turned plain, engray
ID and cnanell"d from American and E'r pcnn Maker
heavy coin and PLATED chains, various patterns Maic
Todd COS fine Il carat geld pe17 all sizes from Nc.
beautiful fine soft pen for ladies USE Nc 5, the 4r
est size mHdc. 'vC-y pm perfectly smooth any way II
he held. md warranted for one vclr H. r. a. c.
potent pen and pencil oEscs all size rubber, reversible
ebony gold, aud silver mounted holder and lctthernoxc1
f,r dek pens r5bsT IS carat gold mounted. pencil and
pen cases. and ivory, and French hcldcGs,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
: CALIFORNIAN.
y. JONNSBURY, VI.
rDN.1 a 60, Publishers.

90 , COPY = a-!"i'n. ..-......... P2 so
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a. G ,'... :;rr cen pei 4u ucr, II
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sp ne e Ii '.. SIT ach i,i-
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.~. 10 rHch n advanc . Obituaries {
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
CNIRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR:
PRESENTS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
AT \. :. L AUGHLIN'S.

&4Ecfw Dealer in watches, clocks, ieweIy,
EGZgyn coi silver ware cutlery, toys, fancy
eanAssss'ee>sfg goods, fine stationery, &C., &c.
Is constantly receiving additions to his present
large assortment. embracing such varieties cloc eight
day and thirty hour, with without strike and alarm
OCTAGDN DROP IND MARINE LErFRS,
Ia rosewood, mahogany, zebra wood and other cases
CYLINDER. DUPLEX. AND LIVER " ATCIIES.
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lRl ITLAND.

Th. .ru tlaad Eat t. OH the new r: ned fro,, New,
oFk 20 hilad lphia il opcu f = scttlcmc.t Tie
saini"lous d i'afc choicc garden soil. and pure vate
''i'" Il VINO steE he IT. o. pyo.T BE employment
Sr!S II - Per acre nd upward; cIic bic tp;n T. nd
a!Se ate p0H crs for sale tc1nl F.Fso,s de-
.liln2 Z pu cfisc vi axe Rait AID u |. re Ha,
ialuo"d T. At-i'n luLct IN, addrrss WN. J. - HELL
lf j. SlMfS ~ AFii \, fru tla. q l.. De- Eur!ir gton
& .. New ,Ic--fN
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NEND FOR PAMPHLET
WINS PATE%T HAIR CRIMpERS

or Crmpng AM T.: "a j : ha +. ~ u, required.
n s :, iLcm \ /. Your ckccp"r fo" hem. If hc
DOE kcnp tn II, WI tct tn man factu,rr, E.IN!NS
six (. Il CJI nhi Ave-. IN dtluhia
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EtNNUIn>' .TrEDNED TURBINE
NtI6.R WHEEL.

.,r f., last NJ'rr ~ The 'lul U power given,
I.r,. i-. Use CORE ant -"'. il
".r. W 1T 'iWl~ HOLMES, Agent.
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WANTED. WANTED WANTED.

70 scl I5rown Glasa leaning Ilish, : new invcnor
,f ! g ',rc test p"Cti,a worth uvcui no.v
ici;i ard lmlrlf sahl f'r lir ir- Windows, mir
ro~:. d. Ill 9? nd plat Ar.. tin. "tn. For full pr
ti,Ulars, ID 60, e y. BROWN, / Hicrckcg st. y. !
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T-.E An,:,.n.e History q t}e Gre-tesr Ras-
l II il Nv York i. hy -lu in I ianuarv num-
her ~ nkcc Ncti ns.' w tn = c,mic ,u:z. Now
- dy. liICt - cent, >oid ly ali n,vtncn
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I DNEhTlS!.R:,'
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monthly i1urn /, d. to the intc~r t. e DIVER j.
cr+. l:Icc 81 per !tlr. advance. tddT, GTil. /
l. iNlii u 80 iUlii hCrs g. l y. VI s.
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COTTON YARN FOR SALE.

A PPI4Y to FISHER & LOWRANCE. Co
IN lumbia, or to the Carroll Cotton Mills.
Greenvi!le. Terms cash on delivery
Feb Is 1mo
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The State of South Carolina--Ricb
land District.
IN TIE CUVDON pJEAS

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Zcaly, Scott * Bruins VS.. Kcatinge & Ball
attachment.
WHEkEAS tho plaintiffs did. on the
wv 22d day Of November, 1866, file their
declaration aGtnst the defendants, who
Gas it is said arc absent from and without
the limits Of this s II .ad have neither
wife nor attorney kI.c Fl. within the same,
upon whom copy OF the said declaration
might be served
It is, therefore, on motion Of John Baus-
kett, Esq, plaintiffs attorney, ordered,
that the said defendants co appear and
plead to the said declaration, on or before
the 23d day Of November, 1867; otherwise,
final and absolute Judgment will then be
given and awarded against them.
d. b. MILLER, G. G. P.
Der q, 1866. Ncy % S4
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The Adornment Of the Head---The
Hair Restorer.

GRAY HEADED people have their locks
silken tresses of youth, and are happy
Young people, with light faded or rcd lair.
have these unfashiouable colors changed
to beautiful auburn, and rejoice. People
whose heads are covered with dandruffo ond
humors, use it, and have clean coats and
clear and healthy scalps. Bald-headed
ened, and the bare spots covered with a
luxuriant growth of hair, and dance for
JOY. Young gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumed. Young ladies use it be-
cause it keeps their hair in place. Every
body must and ,oM use it, because it is the
cleanest and best article in the market
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH,
Feb Druggists.
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An exchange very truthfully says
now that "grim visaged war hath
smoothed his wrinkled 'front.'" econ
omy and self-denial, it seems, are ''in
the deep bosom of the ocean buried, )"
homemade clothing and meal-bran
coffee have gone cup a spout" and
most persons who have the where
with, think that the chief good is to
eat, drink and be merry, and let old
debts and the future take care of
themselves.
Since 1000, Austria has spent 100
years in thirty-one different wars,
ten of which were waged with
France, six with Turkey, five with
Prussia, four with Spain, one with
Holland, one with Denmark, and
four were relative to the succession.
One war lasted thirty years, one six
teen, one fourteen, one thirteen, one
nine, and three eight, while the
others were from few months to
six years.
JUST So.-An editor, speaking of
the complaints Of his readers, that he
didn'j publish all the local items they
desire to see, justly observes, that it
is often their fault in not sending in
the facts. He says he don't like to
publish a birth after the child is
weaned, a marriage after the honey
moon is over, or the death of a man
after his widow is married
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FARMER WANTED.

WANTED, a respectable white person,
w to take charge of a farm near the
city, with dwelling and every necessary
accommodation thereon. To one who can
furnish satisfactory references, liberal
offer will be made. Apply at this Office.
Feb IA
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SWEET OPoroNAxl The only elegant Per-
fume. Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief
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The Grnvcst ntnlndies
OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD

OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD
Howard Association Essays, on the ply
slology of the passions, and the errors,
abuses and diseases peculiar to the first
age of man, with reports on new methods
of treatmentSemployed in this institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address DR. j. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association Phila-
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A New PERFUME! Called Sweet Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by L. L. Smith
" Co., New York, is making sensation
wherever it is known. Is very delicate.
and its fragrance remains on the handler-
chief for days.-Phiiddd EUeni1tg Bulletin