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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR TIE MILLION II

T WILL SEND. POSTPAID. 50 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
l. the celebnted Actors for 50 rents co Actresses
so cents; so Union Generals for so ceuts Rebel
Generals for so cents 60 Statesmen for so centa 90 bcsu
tful young Ladies' for 80 cents; 30 fnoooking young
Gentlemen for 90 cents; lnrsn Photographs Of French
Dancing Girls, In costume beautifully coore exactly
thny appear for 80 cents; for so cents us
beautiful Ladies' Of tho ParHlan ballet Troupe. they
appear in the play OF ths Black Crook at Nos dnrc
New York.
Send oil orders to p. o. BoI lit. Ty'Y.N.y.
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THE TEXT IsooI<s

In use can all be procured in Spartan
burg, Mt reasonable prices.
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A TRAVELLER, writing to tho Cincinnati Gazette
slys: "All Switzerland is divided into four parts
where man can go, where mulo can go,
whore carriage or diligence can CO. and
whsrs locomotive or steamboat can CO. IfSoLo-
MON had lived among the High Alps ho would
hardly have said, "a man hath no pre.emlnenc
above tho beast" for thsro is deal OF climbing
left after the brute has done his best It is hard
ly worth attempting, howove.. The ascent Of the
SNOW peaks is agreed by all to be vanity snd a
sor labor. The mountains that afford tho finest
views belong to the second named Glaze, and havo
bride paths up their aides."
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CHICKENS HATcHED FROM Zoos TWELVE Hum
DRIED YEARS OLD.-A Paris correspondent of the
Nation sta: ca that tho guests OF the Abbo Denis,
curatc Of the Pari.h Of ST. Eiio, in tho Fauboure
ST. Antoine. d.ncd few days ago OH fowls whose
immediate ancestors figured ho says, on tho tablo
ct tho great FIankish King ,Dagobert When the
Abbe Denis laid the first stonr OF tho church and
presbyle he had built by his own eIertions, OIL
the site OF the old chateau and Rardena of Dago-
bort, hons l,cst full OF eggs was discovered be-
meath the ruins OF tho ancient building. These
eggs, moro than twolvo hundred years old, were
about to bc thrown away by tho laborers,
whom the Abbe, remembering that wheat has
been grown from grain found in Egypt in
mummies dating back from tho time Of tho
Pharaohs, bethought himself that possibly
there might still be life in these oggs Asavant
OF tho institutc-copBulted at In reference to
these precious relics OF nm ag0 when there was as
yet no Franco to detest "Pcrf 5icus Albion" or to
be jealous OF Prussia mud needle gunB-adyiscd
their being forthwith confdcd to a lien Of ap.
proved success in tho maternal capacity. This
advice having been acted upon, tho good Cure and
his friends had the delight of witnessing, twenty
one days afterwards the Matching OF fno brood
OF chickens, Tho direct progeny of tho denzens oil
King Dagoberts barn yard. Tho fowls thus OBJ.
tanned have beer carefully kept from any mesnl-
Lance wi b their congcncrs Of less ancient blood;
and tho Abbe hL now yard 30 vol Iop!onishcl
with king DaCobcrt fowls" that no not only sup
plies HIS o, Ii lnrdcr with poultry Of this iustri-
Gus breed but is about to organize at tho sugscs-
tion Of numerous friends, sale OF liking Dago.
bert ggs for tho beecit OF tho poor Of his parish
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AUGUSTA. September 2a.-CoT1os-The market has
been unsetted to- n.y. and prices declined K,l cent on
yesterdny's quotations. Middngs will bring about zoe
Ast 19 20 st 2o a. at 2o at 2oH, nnd 16 at2 cents
The receipts were 17& bales,
snsxH-Brokers arc buying at 1872 ora --'hng az 1s'
I22ffffffG sI22fffffGlppSF lpSFit Il S5a2 TO- White al 81 2oaa 40
coRa-Pimo White 81 6o,l 60 Yellow ana MI1ed 81 90
nj 20. A ." ~
h.oosashouldere 1e1a17c. Sides isHc, Sides
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ATANf WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH. WHICH
1fl VIA prrcarons. and their recovery despairsd or
do now with grateful cInanatons to the Au.Wiss Dis.
poser offer heartfelt thanks this timely rcmey Dur
iog the short time since s publc introduction Into use
the Originator has most happily realized most san
Ruinc expectations IN manifestations issulng from ell
quarters Of E unparalleled rurive properties for ia no
case where 1t has been administered with regard to M
recois, and prrsevered in, has failed in its beneficial
results
In reEos'ing Ia this remedy. the invalid depend
upon the safety OF every article in its preparation
while accclcraes the heathf sctons Of each orgau
and vessel tile mind can be perfectly from appre
henson OF any subtle ingredient being nsnuacd into
composition.
Tho appetite. which improves under It's administration,
is nt liberty to indulge prudcnty in whatever
is paatable digestive aus! wholesome aud while
moro than proper TO avoid exposure fresh cold
need bc entertained OF any liability undcr this OF
Treatment to induce H. 1t II pleasant AROMATIC
CORDIAL quite nsrcoabir tho taste and lung re-
ylIyrT und Das OF health is distinguishing ttsefaa
without precedent AMI trust WILL long claim for
itself general reclamation for Its unrivalled efficacy.
For sale Iy tho proprietress. Mrs. CECILIA noDRf.
CUES northwest corner Of MEETING AND SOCIETY
and principal DrIGgisia
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE S1.a5.
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FACULTY..

FACULTY..
Rev. ANsoN W. CUMMINGS, A. NJ, D. d.,
President and Teacher Of Mathematics, and
Lecturer on Natural Science, &c.
Mrs. I. H. CUMMINGS,
Teacher of Rhetoric, Mental and Moral
Science.
Miss ALICE Nj. SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c.
Miss ALICE LoMAx,
Music, French, English Literature.
Miss SUE V: r. SHELDON,
French, Music, History.
Miss NJ. JANE WoFFoRD,
Natural Science, Latin, &c.
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Stock on hand and on sh,pboa.a.
Wilmington Market.

= WILMINGTON. September 2i--nosIs-Mariet con.
for the day arc 4ss bb which changed hands a he fo
loving figures 90 % for s,rntned commou ss 30 for
lot o red and No .; Ss 37T for No q 81 for low
NO ]; hno ~ 2oat 90 for good 70 eIt-n No /.
SP1hIIs IsIpntrSTNE-biartet quiet and prices weaker.
sass o. iSo obis country p,ctkses from wharf Al 90 e
and 100 bbh ut $40 per gallon.
Ghoph h1uafEET1AE-Continues IN demand. Receipts
9 es OF lO8 bbls, at $3 60 for virgin aud yellow dip
and u 30 for hard por $50 ba
t-sases OF 80 bales from wharf at s6c Der 100 fbs
ton 49, - ooio i'oin WHAT ~ W D Poi
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NJ obile Market.

MOBILE. September 21.-corros.-Tbere WAS n limit.
ed dsmind to-day with very Light stock oTorIpa Tbe
.Isst sEsed steady At UNCHANGED quctatons-say 2ic
NoSETAnr.-The dernsnd for gold continues yorv
nght For sterling there is only limited demand.
The market closed dull at annexed quotations. Colo l4Ss
"a; sterling 90 days, 163; sight 1853; france nominal:
New York sight par checking; haH dis count buying:
New Orleans aQht pnr al6 discount. -
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
MEDICINE And SURGERY.

A sE,fI-HoNTHLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, SURGERY,
PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND GENERAL LTTERA-
TunH, DEVOTED TO TIE PROFESSION AND
THE PEOPLE.
Tho chcnpct Medical Papor in tho world, published
ercrY two weeks ut the UniversIty Dndng Ninstreet
South OF Walnut.
Single copies. -lO0
Five copies 10 OHIO address. .4.:S
Ten copies 10 address.
Fifteen copies to addrcss. ...............93O
Twenty copies To address ss......,,... .lOOO
Tho grterr up Of tho Club shall have ono copy gratis
Address ". PAINE, nj, D. EdiIor
September IL Philadelphia, Pa.
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New Orlenna Market.

NEW ORLEANS, September 2l.-CorTos-Tho de.
prenon nohood in Yesterdays report cmInntod TODAY
In an almost entiro suspension Of busincss Factors Of
tsred their aspee quite nceIy and evidently AM
rse. but tho inducement failed to develop any inoYe
ment tnoe most Of tho peudng orders predcated on
such low rates that buyers doomed II utterly uicess 10
atsmpt their execution. Hence the days frnussctuns
uero limited in fact too limited to admit OF PARTICULAR
n'ng Under tho circumstances, say anything
positive ~ to prices, although Il may, incidentally be
saded tnat tho tendency was " increased weakness
sTATEhINT OF COTTON.
Htoaf on hand let September 1857. balcs-16 ass
Isses - so-eAJ. '-................" 1N
20,615
Clsirod previously. usy................., s.S1i-. oOI2
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COMMERCIAL.
Tho Ch.rIos,on Cotton s1nrxe,.

RhV CUttON HIuTkct,
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NRWS1
CHARLESTON. "Wednesday Evening. Sept as. 1887. /
selers Allowing greater disposition transse busI.
and meet tho views OF buyers and with laraor
stock Of the article the marko thors was rather
business done than for days. but at prices In many
instances shade lowor, sales $50 balee viz at ls;
10 at lsK; at 49, 20 at 1oi 4s at 20; at 2o;9 At al
81 al 2lk. We quote:
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SESSIONS AND vAcAr1oN.

SESSIONS AND VACATION.
The Fall Session will open October Sd,
1867, and close February 18th. 126e
The Spring Session will open February
Goth, and close July Sth, 1868.
Vacation extends from close Of Spring
Session, to October 1st.
A few days recess at Christmas.
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We use Piano without Master, Huntcn'a
Rchardson's, (new edition. and Bcrtini's Insiruc
ton Books. In vocal, Mason's Normal fnstruc
tor, snt.. Now Carmina Sacra.
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COURSE OF sTUD1----TEN'r
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RESIDENT GRADUATES COURSE.
Philosophy OF Natural History, General IIia-
tory, Physical Geography, French and any of tho
Ornamcntals, with Reviews Of any part OF former
course
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the year.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-04

Ah - AA1Nu8Ny
the Lungs, Liver
&c, this article
acts as a specific.
By putting from
one half a paper
to a paper In a
barrel Of sWin the
above diseases
will be eradicated
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FISHING TACKLE,
SHERIFF SALE.

Df VIRTUE Of q writ Of Yeud, Emo. Il.
ID sued from the Circuit Court Of Ws,b.
lng'on County, to M directed tested. N,
fourth Monday Of June 1897, upon a i1dge,
meAt and eosi, for the ION Of S2s9 ss' Az,
and cost pronounced BY said Court and n
favor Of Albert King and against ]. Y. Dead.
rick, Administrator OF Joseph Deadrick. de
ceased, and John <. Williams, | will sell A,
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boro' on Saturday the 18th day Of Oetobs,
1861, for cash in hand, all The riybt Nm.
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liams has in aad TO a house and LOT s~isps,es
IN the town Of Jonesboro' Washington Coma.
y, District No. 10, lying on main street al.
Joining the lots Of A, q. Mason and otbsr,
being the same house now occupied ~ Jobr
D. Williams, until said debt and eost 4 'a,is.
ned. THIS the 2sth day Of August 1861.
$. I. SHlPLEY, shenn.
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or
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A Semi Monthly Journal Of Medicine,
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And all kinds Of CASTINGS for REPAIRS
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| would call the attention of the Farmers,
in general, to a few facts. Having been in
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.AHHat IS necessary 10 c0nuiFc' The farmer Of
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aR> 4 E CAUSE
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or entirely prevented. II given in time, o eerun
preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera
Price rs Cents per Paper, or 8 Papers ir ''
PREPARED By
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"OULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w friends, patrons and the public gen.
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronags and hopes, by thoroughly discharp-
ing his professional services. he willcontinue
to meri, their patronage in the future, NJ the
abUys named place, where he has resumed
bis practice, and would be pleased 70 wait on
all who eRiFust their teeth to his care. Hay-
ing Just returned from the Eastern Cities
whore he purchased IN entire new opemtiys
and mechanical outfit, together with a
choice selection Of the best material known
to the profession, aid having secured nIl of
the most approved improvements for perform
ing operations in the most scientific style. he
feels sanguine that he will be ahle, combined
with an extensive experience Of more than
ten years practice, to give satisfaction in all
operations which be may perform.
TEETH inserted on the Yu'eanite Rubber
Base, Geld and Silver. he would invite
special attention Of those who wish Aarrgf-
cfsL TEETR 10 the Rubber Base "a posses iinq
aBfohts superiority over all other articles ev-
er offered for that purpose. Il can be more
perfectly adapted TO the gums. Il has great
strength, yet Il is light and very duruble. Il
IL easily kept clean-sweet aud pleasant 10
the taste. II does not cosf hof az much as
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Artificial Teeth, md those who wish to pre-
gerve their natural ones, can have ID done At
The Loisstt Pre- by applying At
CATERS DENTAL OFFICE.
f. Nova 1895 JosEsBoRo', TExSEssEE
TtrHVehraraby Cati.
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A PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
ExEcUrIvE DEPARTNESr, !


EAehH Abhhf angus 90 1901.
WHEREAS, HAVE BEEN OFFICIAL
w ly informed that an obstruction waI
placed upon the track of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, on the
Esd inst, near Richland Station, leu.
nessee, by some evil disposed person,
or persons, with the horrid design Of
destroying the lives of the passen-
gers and the property Of the Railroad
Company:
Now, therefore, l, WM. G. BROWN.
LOW, Governor of the State of Ten.
nessee, in discharge of the duty i'm.
posed on me by law, do hereby offer
a reward of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS for the appreben.
sion ard conviction Of the said evil
disposed persons who placed said OBJ.
struction on said railroad track. I
In testimony whereof, | have here
unto set my Official signature, and
caused the Great Seal Of the State of
Tennessee to DO affixed, at the Ex.
eeutive Department, in Nashville. ON
tho 18th day of August, 1857.
W. G. BR0WNLOW.
By the Governor:
Az. FIErcaER, Secretary ofStatc.
In addition to the above, tho L. &
N. H. X. offers $3.50, which increases
tue reward Olive Hundred Dollars.
ALBERT FINK,
Gen. Sup't L. &N. II. r.. Co.
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CARPENTER g. AUMSoN,
General Claim Accents,

pm- j. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant LIST Tennessee Light Artillery.
m9y" s. MUNS0N, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
Sth Tennessee Cavalry,
NXTOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w ofEast Tennessee. that they have open
ed an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
aiken and informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given to
settlements of officers accounts. S~toppage
of pay removed, and certificates of month";
de6tedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
nsn, Office LIST door South of Exchange
Bank. Gay ST., Knoxville, Ten,
Post Office Box 1873.
REFEREYCEs-Gov. W G.. Brownlow, Gen.
a. C.. Gillem, Col. L. C. Houk, Capt. McNeish
1858 may 26-tf.
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood, Youth, Manhood, and
Old Age,
after the Original Pictures in Posses.
sion Of Rev. GOrham D, Abbot, Of
NeW York.

ATANN regard this series Of paintings as the chefd
vi ueprYe of American art hitherto; certainly moth
ing in the department. Of ENGRAyfSG yet produced in
this country excels the work Of Smillie In their copying.
The Engrayings were published nearly ten years
since, and IN the few and limited channels through
which they have been offered, y ready demand has been
tnuud. 1t Is now proposed to enlarge their sale, and
Mr.. Abbott has placed the plates with us for that pur-
pose; Believing that, as in the case of every great and
worthy composition, they cannot he too common, We
have undertaken to meet his wishes.
The Trade, Canyassers and Climbs will therefore have
most liberal terms. Clcrgymen aud teachers will also
be entitled to a special discount, aad all persons dis
posed to aid in their sale In any way will find a genor.
GUS reward for effort.
The prints will hereafter he issued on better plate
paper and with more care NJ to printing.
Price Sl2 per set, on receipt Of which they will be
sent TO any address.
H.. A. ELLIOTT,
IHpgter aud Publisher Of Prints, 32 Washington s..
lsGG Febl5mOsGl BOSTON. MASS.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20
WISTAH'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

Cs--As Cslds, B-e-shists sstAsms. CrsSS, N1soaizc
N-"-a O-.-sv and 'he r'mrt'H,r ~ wei, Ne danger
o,,, ,s, ases u thr TarOai, Cht-, AMI La"gs p'ov"
III our chsnseaGi. climate at all SEASONS Vi The year
f.w are for,urat. enough u escape their ba1"fll in.
auruc.. How important then to have at hand a
certain an,idoic aGll these cnplaints Experiences
moves that This exists IN Visitors Bci'am TO au ex.
t., mol ouud in any ohrr remedy however severe
the cuff ring. the urca,l'n of this s"oihing, heal.
Ing and " wondc,fui Bal,an, a! once vanquiehes the
Gi.pase anu restores the sufferer ~ woned health.
MR. Jo,iN BUNTU.
uy BALDWIN, CGLauso CousIY, N. f.--writes;
"Iwas urera by ne,ghb0r 10 get one bottle Of
the uIsam far my " ife, being assured by hi that
m cu-c il lid moi produce good effects, he wod pay
,yr the boti. himself. on the strength f such prnn
ticai py,,eMcr Or its merits procur", bnttle NY
itr ui tins time wa. 10 Inv with what the physi
INNS termed Seated Consua piioh as 10 be unable
10 ru,se h"vspif from the bed. c0uahinR c0ns'an,3
uud ,uir,ug more or tess biOOd c''i''iehced giving
the BaIsat,i as directed, and was 20 much pleased
"A nh N, tbe,utpn that 0h Sinci uhUlhek bottle,
anu rontnIed giving u. Betnra this bstie was en-
tiIUiy used, she ceused coughing and was strong
enuusA 10 aii w. The fith bottle eli'eiy restored
huy To health doing inut y whici several fhyscia"s
Ind tried ~ do but had ililed."
PrspsTsI by SE'rH W. tUWLE BON. IL Tra'
mont s Boston. aud for sale by Druggis's generally
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-20

Il Bull STORY-.Sam Patch ouf,lope. -
Last Saturday wccx ago bull weighing
about 500 lbs. performed feat, and still
lived, thar &drprised all who witnessed it.
Sowo Ga.mer in Monroe township was driv-
',,a the animal when he attempted to run
across well So feet deep that was covered
only with boards. The boards gave way
and his builship went down head foremost
ffn>tso feet to the bottom of the we'll clean
out Of sight, As it was evening, and it
being i'm possible to attempt to get him out
that day. the owner called in the neighbors
on Sunday morning. There was u fullturn-
out. They tackled the bull with ropes and
brough. him up. Though the loop Of one
Of the ropes had slipped and caught him
across the ncse and his fore feet so that he
couldn't draw breath while being raised,
when again on earth he walked away as
though nothing had happened - .Ss9i.s-
g,Oue Tines