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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-22

AcKSowt EDGxrSr is with pleasure that
We publish the communications appended:
RICHMOND, October Il, 1867.
Sister .Hrrinid:
Please find enclosed 4 check on Messrs. Ian
caster Co. for :lj> 10. the proceeds OF 4 game
OF base ball played in this city October 18th
Tor the benefit Of the ST. Joseph's Female Or
phan Asylum. Very respectfully,
\. G. BABCoCX.
CHARLES GESTRT,
JOSEPH DAVIDSON,
Committee Of Pastime Base Ball Club
ST. JosEFH's FEMALE ORPHAN AsYLrA)
RICHMOND, October 81, 1867 (
tnptnin 4. II. Brtcock CTurlss Gsnfry JoseDh
Dlrids0a, tyHimittse P0stihne Buss- Bail Cl,tJ:
Gentlemen,-1n reply 10 your very kind
favor, and in return for the generous aid af-
torded by the members OF your club 10 the
children under our care. permit us 10 axe
the simple Offering Of the orphans grateful
appreciation together with the esteem and
gratitude Of the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
We take occasion here TO thank also Messrs
Ballard y Go. and MessrS. CARRIER 4 Co. for
the nse OF wagons TO carry benches 10 the
grounds. SISTERS OF CHARITY.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer-
chandss and passengers. d. w Curns.
Steamer Abemar-. Bonrns, New ork, mer-
chandise and passengers, 5. Ayres 20.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L. Tatum.
Schooner Little kock. -. Trenton, n. y, cm
lower +mes river. lumber. Armstsad Parr.
Brig BRITISH Convoy, Evans, Mo, nour, haX-
al, Crenshaw Co.
By TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 2l.-Schoouer Pea
cock arrived to- day from Galveston There were
four cases of yellow fever on board daring pas
sage. one died and the others recovered.
WILArSGroS, Uctoner U.-Steam-htp Sapho,
from New York. arrived below with one OF her
fu.s blown Oft, extinguishing fires In furnace.
She Is now being towed up 10 this city. NO seri-
ous damage done.
CHARLESTON October al-Arrived, steamer
Patapsco from Baltimore, and brig Martha from
Nsw ork.
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2irllmond 1lispatrh,
TUESDAY............OCTOBER %, 1887.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTTER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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FoR THz LADIEs.-Harpers Godey's, Demorest,
and all the fashionable magazines and period
Gals for November on hand al CRCTCuYIsLps I'll
Broad street opposite depot. Also stationery.
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CIOthi3aN.

UNHE NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
Il GOING AHEAD.
IN RECEIPT OF THE SECOND SUPPLY
CONF To No. l4o2 MAIN,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth strcets
whore yon will find the cheapest and largest stock
Q! CLOTHING and FUENIShlNG GUODS.
ALSO,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
am determined 10 offer first class goods at such
prices ~ TO give Satisfaction. | invite my hume
rous friends and the public generally.
A. OPPkNHIMRR,
No. l4o2 Main street. between
oc 10 Four,een,h and Fifteenth streeta
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ACCIDENT TO MILE RAvEL.-bn Saturday
night whilst NJ lie Ravcl was engaged III the
play of = Wizard Skill" Il pistol which She
held in her hand discharged prematurcly, and
her left hand was badly burned and torn by
the force OF the explosion. Two rings which
she had on her finger were broken. She Is not
disabled BY The ACCIDENT
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Stores, Ii32ac02'e, dc.

A MOTHER LOT OF + f. N ID T. RS,
"A Ash Pans, Coal Hods, Cook Stoves, Ranges,
Heating Stoves. Call and look at them, and get
our prices before purchasing Elsewhere.
HDUSTCASTBES
stove and house furnish ing establishment,
Oc II No. $50 Broad street, Richmond va.
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from ali the forsiSn capitals and the various metro
poiian CITIES o. 'h'' continent, scarcely suffice. So
with the great art OF printing. our forsr.,be,.
wrote their handbiils and circulars, and were
totally ignorant OF bill hsads, business cards and
catalogues. But now pays attention TO
aught that Ia not printed In The very bes. style.
and It Is Just this s:yls In which the DrspArcH
PRIsTISs. House executes all orcers IN !.s line.
Il guarantees satisfaction as 20 price and quality.
and pledges proupiness and dispatch
oc la-eodlw
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JrpGg BrRSHAA's Court convened yester-
day, transacted no business of importance,
and adjourned untll Thursday.
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MAYORS CorET-REcoRDER REGSArLr PRE-
;SIpISG -M VI OSpAY VI oRS SG.-trcdcrick
Hackctt, manhood was arraigued for
stealing 4 pair of boots and a coat from Mary
Simpson, colorcd; and Charles Cooke 1iinS
Charles Coleman, manhood, was ;trrtiEncd
for stealing a from Iucius Simpson,
colored. They Were both sent on 70 answer
Indictment.
Denis O'l'rien, William Price, and John
Grimes, charged with being drunk and dlsor-
derly on the street, and resisting policeman
Blob, were fined five dollars and required 10
give surety tor their good behavior.
Charles Hunter, - manhood, = charged with
froniouSly assauiting, cutting, and woundiug
Kingston Clarke, color"d was rcmaudcd to
await Il further examination.
hbram Harris, manhood charged with
stealing china pitchers and goblcts, valued ut
six dollars, was sent on, and balicd for his ap-
pearancp i'll the sum OF $500.
Michael Sullivan and Michael Murphy,
United States soldiers charged with breaking
open the door of Frederick Gccscr's house,
were sent To The Libby.
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SrrRRME Court OF ArpEALs-NoSnAY MORN
ISG.-Wiliam NiCkeIS rs. Walter II. Niclels
upon an appeal from decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court OF Scott county. In this
case the court reversed the decree Of the
lower court.
lanes NJ. Walker and others rs. The Com
mon"etlth, upon u witt of error 10 a ludg
mcnt Of the Judge of the Circuit Court of
Richmond. The argument in this case was
heard and the case continued until Il. day.
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DIsAIssED.-We are sorry 10 see that the
services OF Mr.. ID. b. Parker, special agent Tor
the post-o Depar rtnent III Virginia, nave
been discontinued. Mr.. Parker Is ons oi The
best officers in The department, and oy his al
trntion 10 business, his urbunl;y and uniform
courtesy 10 AL with whom he came n contact,
have won upon all In this community, and
they viii regret that h- has been dismissed
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MAYORS CoURr There Will be no session OF
the MAYORS Court untll Thursday morning.
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IMP PORTA N II TO FAMILIES.
i M0UETCASTLE's STORE AND TIN
DEPOT, No. 500 BROAD srREEr.-l u&sR
have just received large lot Of the EsTslA,
latest improved STOVES, which makes Ey-a1
my assortment If par!or Cooking. ana t35Ss.a6
ONCE Stoves the bsst in the city. Par. ~
lor stoves FROM SS To $40 Cooking Stoves, com.
plete $40 to $50 very large Sizes $50 to sloo All
Stoves warranted ~ reprorsnted
Plumbing, Gas. ttting, Steam Piping, Tin roof
ing, and Stove Repairing done at the shortest no.
tics and on a-oEabe terms. All work warrant
cd TO give satisfaction.
ALSO. repairs STOVES and RANGES formerly
sold by George btarrett 49, .
]. K. aOUTTCASTLE.
oc lin No $40 Broad street.
TUST RECEIVED, all sizes Of the
- MORNING GLORY HEATING STOVE, Tor
parlors, stores, and Offices.
ss2l GREGORY CO., lal7 Main street.
9UST RECEIVED, THE GEM IL
~ Illuminated cAsBURNER FlRE-pLACE
STOVES, for heating the fre,, hecoDd and thlrd
s,ori.s by ono trs GREGORY CO.,
sea- l4l7 Main street.
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nPENING OF THE FALL CAM
" PAlGN-psEPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.;
avail myself of this medium to call the especial
attention OF INV numerous friends and the public
10 the largest and most complete assortment OF
Boys, Youths ana Gentiemons CLuIhiNG
have ever "tFsred. hleo, Gentlemen,h r Furnishing
Goods shirts Drawers, SILK and OlnShaH VA
brellas and verv large assortment OF hats,
elnb ac ng IL the latest sty les My stock ID per
f.ct. Styls and lit guaranteed, ana every Taste
gratifed. Profoundly grateful for the very Ilbe-
raj patronage heretofore extended, am uetet-
mined in tho future, as in tb past 70 omit no 81
fort t. please With great respect AIN the pup
l:c's most obedient, humble servant everTsaay 10
accommodate. Mohh'S ": h.oD,
oc SIN corner OF Broad and Fourth streets.
A ENTION, GENTLEME We
"A respectfully invite you 10 examine our
stock Jus, received, of French, English, anu
CASsiMEREs, CLOTHS. -DoEsKINs. BEAVERS,
MELONS, CORDUROYS, NEbNETEENS,
SESTINGS, ETC, ETC, ETC,
acknowledged by competent judges 10 be me pref
tie,t assortment ever exhibited IN thls cltyi u u
needless 10 state, ii in need OF fashionable SUIT
of clothing, that o,
OF our Custom Department, knows
how To put it up in his unique STYLE Come ann
seo some Of our custom work FINE Viii
SHIRTS made 10 order also. We have peauN-
'"' INV READY MADE CLOTHING.
made we'll, cut well. ard selling very reasonably,
and a good, substd utial variety OF
GEAT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
sCHAAP & HARTMAN,
Merchant Tailors,
oc3 Eo 1871 Main street near Thirteenth.
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OF LOUISA Ma.
u MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

u MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY
4. u. CETAS H. D., Emeritus Professor OF ob-
stetrics ard Diseases of Women and Childran
JAN Eo JONES. 81. H., Professor OF oDstetficSah anu
Diseases Of Women and Children:
WARREN STONE, II D., Professor of snrSery
r. G EICHARDs0N. NJ. y, Professor ot Anatomy;
SAMUEL N, BsMiSS, u. b.. Professor Of the
Theory and Practice OF Medicino;
STANFORD 4. CHAltLE, NJ. D.. Professor OF
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy;
FRANK HAWTgnKH, 81. D., Professor pro tenn.
of Maleria MeLica and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ASAroaT:
WIN. C. NICHOLS, NJ. D. g. J. BlCkHAM, M. ID.
The thirtieth annual course Of Instruction In
this institution will begin November lth, hHd 1nd
IN tho following March. Preliminary lectures
will be given daily in the Charity Hos ylai com
ng october 18th, At which tin" all" III. new
md extensive rooms for Pggciicai Anatomy Will 10
opened The f4ciltins OF the school, heretofore
unsurpassed, have, by the liberalty OF the STATE
LEGISLATURE, been greatly Increased during ths
past seasOn 80 that now every Chair has attached
10 1t Il practical department, In which studshts are
ttug to observe for Themselves tho facts set iorth
in the lpcturo-roOn.
Faes for all the Lectures, Sl40; Matrtcu!allon
(paid but oncal, IS Practical Anatomy, $40. Pay-
m-nt required In advance.
For further iniormatiOr, address
PROF. s. u BEHlSS,
au 3o-d8swlaw2m Acting Dean
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CUFFEE EXCITED.
NEGRO POLICE

Alta secret meeting held IL Huhhlcutt ilah
a police force of ten men from each "'fu ".
,rnointrd 10 serve around the polls on the
DAYS OF election. These men have been armed
with Dltons, and are ordered BY Huhhicutt 10
hold themselves IN readiness for any service
The inccndlary Giisyss that THIS step mas @ peen
,.I.., j., .,prorJ,u,,. with q suggestion from
headquarters. r,
Last night meetings were held at Eoehe%er
church and al ChimbOraZo 10 consider no"
10 act understandngly on the days ol clec-
Lion."
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ExEcUTlvg-The Governor, on Monday, ap-
pointed John &. Calla;n 4 Commissioner OF
Deeds for Virginia IN the District oi Culum bia.
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NEW GOODS.
E. B. SPENCE, AGENT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
respectfully invites the attention of his friends
and the public generally to one Of the finest
selections Of
FOREIGN CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, AND YESTINGS,
offered In this city, comprising all the novel
ties Of French, English, and German manufac-
ture, which will be
MADE TO ORDER
in tho latest and most fashionable styles.
A call is solicited at the OLD STAND,
No. 1900 Main street.
Zoe l2-lml
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ELECTION DAY.
WHERE TO yOTE-HOW TO VOTE.

or TOTERSIN RICHMOND.
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1t is well known, rs Il Cotemporary Justly re-
marks, that many Of the colored men who We're
registered in Richmond came from Henrlco
chcs tcricld, Carolina, Charles City, Powh:-
tan and other counties. How many of these
VIII find their way back the city il is inn
possible 10 say. A great many have actually
forgotten the names given TO the registering
officers, and scores went into the country to
get work before the voting fever became an
endemic and before the Radical secret socie-
LIS nrnlihted their lelNing The CITY.
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W07.i3le Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALaAHAC-OcroBsR? %. 1857.
sun rises s34I Noon risss......... 10
Srn ts..... S % High tide...........l2. II .05
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AnlltSe7llentS.
TRitc0tiO2lUt.

MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM WILL
III continue her SCHOOL. on Grace street.
and can be seen at any time ut No. 2U2 west Grace
street Oc 2l-dt
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An impression prevails that the majority of
coored voters III this city is much larger than
it really is. Full returns since the final reri-
sion give the following statement Of the COM
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WILLIAM +. FUX'S ENGLISH,
w CLASS>l AMI MATHEW ATlcAL
SCHOOL. There are still few vacancies Apply
At the schoolroom In rear OF Sycamore church,
Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall.
| uty
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which VS. offer 70 th trade At such prices s. VIII
mako It 70 the intsrss. Of al 70 paroni,s sais nome
,.,a~~ 1l-1m
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uHOsE BEAUTIFUL CEYSIAH Ia
| CAMS, new style, for wsddihS uau.s
- v n - IN. Dizpatch PrintnE V'"
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Total
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Rirlmoad, October 10, 1867.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16
The Crop Prospect.

1t rarely occurs that several poor crop
years follow each other in succession. If
this be so, we have every reason to hope
for bountiful crops this year to reward
the farmer aud to iill his barns and pock
cts. Much depends in farming, as in any
other business, upon the close attention
and application-hard work continuously
and plenty of it, will make the farmer
as we'll as the professional man rich. 1t
has been truthfully said that the proprie
tors track is the best manure to his farm.
This is more applicable than ever under
the new order of things. Land, to pro-
ducc we'll, Should be well prepared and
well worked and .manured. We have
never seen land too rich. Farmers could
make more and do it easier by planting
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16

*surer-phosphatc without admixturc of
lirt.-ED. SO. CULT.
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The treatment of the various kinds oi

The treatment of the various kinds of
soil does not vary so much as we might
suppose. Extremes are likely to meet.
First. Rest your lands. Let a sandy
soil rest, for the following reasons: to &C
cumulatc vegetable mould; to turn the
sand dark; receive the heat. and prevent
reflection and burning what is above
ground; hold uniform heat; fasten the
particles of sand together, so as to receive
and hold the water: all which are impor-
tant, besides the increase of its fertility.
On the other hand, rest clay, soil, to ac-
cumulate vegetable mould; to darken
the soil, as in the other case; to open the
particles of clay, that it may receive the
rain, let in air, light, gases, retain uniform
heat aud moisture, besides increasing its
fertiIzing qualities generally.
IN conclusion, the manure | now use,
is pure dissolved bones, land plaster and
salt, crowned with that best of all ma
nures, Peruvian Guano. Purchase the
pure article, and dc your own mixing.
For one acre, take:
Peruvian Guano. ........ 100 lbs.
#Dissolved Bones. 100 "
Salt. .......... 100
Land Plaster, -. $500. oO
All we'll mixed, and when you lay Oft
for cotton, open at least s inches, and de,
post the manure along the furrow. and
bed as usual. For com, open S inches,
drop the manure in hills 8 feet apart,
drop the corn within three or four inches
of the manure, cover all at once, about
one and half inches deep. Let it stand
I or 5 weeks without work.
Very respectfully,
DAVID DICKSON.
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A Good Law.

We find the following among the re.
Gently enacted laws of Georgia, and re-
commend it to the consideration of our
own law makers:
An act to encourage Sleep Raising IN
tbs State:
WHEREAS, 1t is important to encourage
sheep raising in this State; whereas, great
complaints are made on account of the
loss of sheep through persons entering
sheep walks or pastures under the pre-
text of hunting; therefore
Sec. l. BE 1t enacted, That from and
after the passage of this Act, it shall not
be lawful for any person or persons to-
hunt with dogs, firearms, or other imple-
ments, in or through any enclosed lands,
fields, walks, or pastures, wherein or
whereon sheep are kept or confined, with
out the consent of the owner thereof
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That for
every violation of this Act the person or
persons so offending shall be deemed and
held guilty Of misdcmeanor, and subject
to Indictment in any court having juris-
diction thereof, and upon conviction, shall
be fined or imprisoned, or both, at the
discretion of the court; the fine not to
exceed fifty dollars, and the Imprisonment
not to exceed thirty days, for each offence.
Approved December 4, 1866.
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DENTISTRY.

URiH. PARKERlrupsctfullz announces
shs. 8 is wolf aispaIa u. ls.estsln thssDs's
msassr and promptly oil Eprka she spilns'''
and at greatly reduced cures. -
Having acquainted himself with the late ines
timable improvements IN the profession, and Sc
cured full stock OF materials, &C., ho warrants
good and satisfactory wo.k to all who may desire
his services.
Edgefeld, 8. G., Aug.1, t31
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farmers 9epn:tnent,
Make Home Beautiful.

Mako your homs beautiful-bring to it flowers,
Plant them around you to bud and 10 bloom,
Let them give life TO your lonehest hours
Let them bring light to euliven your gloom.
Mako your ocn ,oorld-one that never has sor-
rowed-
OF music, and sunshine, and glad summer air
a home corld, whose forehead care never has fur
rowed,
And whose chOck of bright beauty will ever be
fair.
Mako your home beautiful-weavc rounds its
portal
Wreaths of the jasmine and delicate sprays
0fred-fruitcd woodbue-with ivy immortal
That blcsscs and brightens wherever it stays.
Gather the blossoms toO-Onc little flower,
Varied vcrebua, or sweet mi cnonctte,
Still may biing bloom 10 your dcsoatc bower,
Still may be something to love and to pet
Make your home beaati!ul-gather the roses
That hoard up the sunshine .rilh equ>itc art: :
Perchancc they may pour, as your darkest day
closes,
That soft summer sunshine down into your
heart.
If you can do so, oh make it an Eden
Of beauty and gladness remember 'us wise,
Twill teach you to long for that home you arc
needing
That Heaven of beauty beyond the blue skies !
Make your home bcautiful-surc it's duty
Call up your little ones, teach them to walk
II md in hand with the wandering Angel Of Beauty,
Encourage their spirits with Nature to talk
Gather them round you, and let them be learning
lessons that drop from the delicate wings
Of the bird and the buttcrhy-cver returning
To Him who has made all those beautiful things
Make home hive, where all beautiful things
Cluster like bees, and their honcy-dew bring; ;
Make it temple for holy revealings,
And Lore, its bright Angel, with shadowing
wing"
Then shall it be, when afar on lifes billow,
Wberevcr your tempest-tost children are flung,
They will long+or the shade Of thc homo "weep-
ing-wllow.'
And sing tao sweet songs which their mother
has sung.
Make your homo bcau!iful-bring tie bright bios
SONS,
Plant them around you to bud and TO bloom:
They'll wakeu bright thoughts in your care-haunt-
ed no.oms
They'll gather the sunshine to tighten your
gloom.
List to their cssons-their soft voices cheer ye
With sweetest Of echoes from gardens above,
And while their best influence ever is near ye.
Ie shall reap rich content in tho Harvest of
Love.
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COOP FARM1NG.-By. manuring and
careful culture, DR.. Cloud raised 5,s9s
pounds of cotton to the acre, on poor,
land, in Macon County, Ala
bama. BY the same system, General
Dunlap, of Mississippi, picked five pounds
OF cotton by weight from q sing le stalk.
1t does pay 20 farm well, anywhere,
whether in new or old country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16

less land, stimulating it higher and work.
ing it better, LEAKING out, or putting in
grass for pasturage, the land badly worn
or inconvenient to improve. Poor Rich
ard says:
"..olough deep while sluggard, sleep,
And you will have corn both to sell and to keep"
May such be the case with all our pat
rons this year-Laurcnsville Herald.
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THE Y6RKVILLE ENQUIRER.
Sept II

Il Literary and Family Nen.paper.-Entaryed
and Improved, for 1S67.-Nc,c' Type and Nep
Attractions -Four Original Stories, and Three
FaluaJle Premiums!
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Subscribers are Offering of the
LARGEST BEST STOCK OF GROCERIES be found the CITY, at F
acustomealo low Prices
Planters and Country find their interest by calling u.s.
visiting the City to make their usual purchases ,3
We have II and offering at LOW Prices
"A B. and SUGARS Loaf Pulyefsed and M Cnhed @ SUGARS
Rio; JSa'hnd LaguirL CQff E|E, bACON, hlO1aSoho;
.BAGGNG ROPE, Patent Iron TIES for COTTON;
Double Extra, Extras and Superfne FLOUR;
MaCKEREL SALMON WHITE FISH HERRING and COP EasEE;
English Dairy Factory CHEESE GoheaB sa s =
Rec Hive SYRUP SYRUP Brooklyn and Sugar House SYRUP
PICKLES PRESERVES CAN FRUITS JEILIEs OYSTERS; tiEA
( Xxx xxx, XXXX WFlSKEY'S, Kanawhl Valley WHlSkEY;
Imperial Crown HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUN; ~v,~>y.
Ea,f, nS Ps nsGs5s Aas nhpa as VINE
RasINs CURRAN1s, CfrRoN, ALMONDS, LEMONS, ORANGES
andN NUTS; 90 - -
Northern APPLES, Irish POTATOES, slverski ONIONS;
We'll BUCKETS, TUBS PAILs Horse BRUSHES, LEATHER;
Various menieH; " Y I ~TyT7
''' LEVY & JACOBS: u
Noy.al sna' .s'sasaA ,ssria asesg s4g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-16

Mako your home beautiful-bring to it flowers,
Plant them around you to bud and 10 bloom,
Let them give life to your loneliest hours
Let them bring light to euliven your gloom.
Mako your o,cn oorld-onc that never has sor