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WE WOULD SAY TO EVERY MOTHER

BRoNcnITIs-FRoM Mr.. c. H. GARDNER,
ncp Of Rutgers Institute Y May H. 1885, have
been afflicted with during the Winter and found no relief
unti found your TRocHEs" BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
or Cough LOleng give prompt relief Coughs Colds and Throat
Diseases aud are throughout United states and most foreign
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AmnsemeHts.

BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC
VENING ITALIAN OPERA-FAUAT.
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BUSINESS Nofite5.

| ALWAYS SHALL HONOR THE TRUTH, ana
consider HoYV Malt ETH one Of the most
HAyE Al PRESENT FOR DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS
wrote medical friend DR. Game lsunerng from con
sumption with pmoc asthma and as he has taken one dozen OIL
IIOFF's MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE or HEALTH,
he Is DESTROYS 90 get more &c.
This letter from DR. Blocker physician Rcwng
MINI well Of hundreds Of physicians prescribing iofF
Mar EXTRACT the profession which ignores all uh"g
taken this preparation under ts protection thus explaining
fs rapid ~ - - NJ. nc
L. -un. .anlll raneLa
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csors IN, Epssrfr1n-Ths :Aavert;ssr, bsss -

/. CRors IN, EpssF1ELn-Ths Advertissr, bss
tho foIlo ing hopeful paragraph:
"Ilope Of som.th'ng TO eati From more
than one section OF our District we have hear
very encouraging accounts Of the whea. eropl4
Or rather Of the growing wceat Aad yestcr-
DAY gentleman all the way from Lnurens
who has pnssed do i n'ttr ough 1nurens. ALhe-.
vile and EdeeGsld, told ns that the CROWN.
wheat aud "",s nlorg his entire route n,e FUR
more hou' ish.pg md more promising than h.
has ever known them. lie snys tina. The "Lf.s,
'nen IN most "sl sections bold This opinion."
OSE OF TWO TnISGS.-'.Wc will remain nm
der military rule" So suvs some Arkansas ed
tor. and some Louisianinn echoes It. But
says the New orIeans Picay,u.c you cnunot
anh will not remain under military rule YOU
will have government made for You. il ynu
do not make it for Yourself under the military
bills. If You vote down a convention. YOU
" h" thus vote " III he dIsfrnnchised by 1. sur-
piemen' ury hill, ard ih IL noh. hut black aud
white radicals will have my voice in the Gov
ernmrnt. Nothing cnn he more wild than the
idea that there il any mol. Of action or ros-
tnre Of inact;nh which avoid this Orpa-
n'z. or elni@rn'- =! This is The only ALTERNATIVE
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10
CHEAP PRINTING: PAPER !
70 EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
Litter Prom w q. Clark, Esq President of tie
So"them Press Association.

:. ~, ATLANTA, Ga, April 10. 1867.
H. S. 7hrasher, Exq..
DEAR EiE; IL aif"'ds me much rleaaure 10
communicate to You the following resolution
of the Southern Press Assucia,on
Resotr'd That "s II testimonial Of our ap-
pr'cal'on t"r the z"nons. fnithfuI. and effect
i've se' vice OF john $. Thrnsher. Esq. as Su-
peri:.tende Of this y. .snciation in the ycar
past.
We htrriy tender Inn the thank. of this
Association" aud confer upon him the compl
men'ary Position Of Agent Of the Southern
Prrss Association IN the city Of New York"
The t"'nis OF conmenlati"n e,npoyrd i'm. The
above resolution 20 no more Than Justice 10
your important services during your superiu-
lency- services which none had better
c-"orrun"y 'e knew, and non" can more high.
" arnrec:.'". than :"vselC Should OCCASION re-.
qu,r-. shall be glau +" avail ny self 9! tue 'aid
provided for hy tie r--olution
Very respectfully, Your "hthcnt s.r,.:n!,
W. 6. CLARK, President.
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FOR THE auuEviLLE PREss.
"REMINISCENCES AND REFLECTION,
AppEvILrrS G. H.. 5. c., IS 1891.

Mr. EpIron:. Our pn,:iic o."ices were h'ie'
Mt the period referred TO by tho fo'.''wi"g u"
cumbents:
The venerable james War.llnw wns the Clerk
Of the Court, and we'll aud faithfully did Ii.
| discharge i's duties. IIo WAS n man of umh nch
ing integrity. nnd conscientious in The discharge
Of the duties Of life. lie wrote IL very peculiar
hand, an'!, at the same TING, ono very easily
counterfeitcd. rccoliec, nn iilus,rn,iv. an
ecdo,c told on him hy his sou. Noiwi,h.tanh
ing the old gentleman had been engaged in
copying handwriting almost nll his fe the
son forged duebill on his father, handed it
to the sheriff. and asked him to present the
paper for payment. The note was exr'nincd
Ininntely, by I'll" supposed drawer, having no
recollection whatever "f having given il, IA he
was n lwnys in lun'ls out of which 10 pay his
purchases, but nevertheless. said lie, sit IL my
writing,' and he then promptly paid the
amount. The OLD gentleman Was Immediately
Informed Of the trick, and the matter. Of coarse,
was sraiien. d. Alexander G. Hamilton was
the Sheriff, and more honest and upright
man never lived. During the official reign of
his immediate predecessor, he became pecuni-
nrily involved the surety of his brother,
which literally broke hun up, and it is known
that he gave up ARTICLES OF property to hc sold
to pay the debts which wei e exempt from sal.
by law. 1t required the sacrifice of his entire
estate to pay this security debt. His record is
on high.
The Ordinary's Office wns well filed hy Moses
Taggart, Esq, which he continued to hold un,
his death. lie wns a firm, truthful, honest funct
ionary. although he wns sometimes thought
to be austerc in his business manner. lie died
ns he lived, an honest man.
Thomas Livingston. Esq, was Commissioner
in Equity. and have no recollection Of ever
hearing a complaint in regard to his official
duties. All Of these Offices were filled, admin
istered, aud settled up without involving their
securities in any .recnnidry liability, a result
which is sometimes not reached. Ills spirit j..
gone to God who gavc it.
Warren r. Davis, Of Pendlstop. WINS Solic
isor. lie wns n man Of brilliant talents, easy
manners. and above mediocricy as a lawyer.
Full Of anecIote and fun, b. wns generally
the centre Of attraction wher-soeyer ht. lu,
was cast. He died our member Of Cong, c.-
IN Washington city, and wus inferred in the
Congressio nnl cemttcry.
At the time referred to, the profession Of mcd
cInce was represented by DR.. L. I. Duvia Dr.
a. b. Arnold DR.. T.. 7. GeIiiugs, and q few
ye"rsl later, they were reinforced uy Drs. Living
ston. Wealheral, Tenneni. Bowie. and f.
Branch. There has been sine. tina. time an nj.
most entire evolution in the in- Of disease
One Of two things is certain, either Doctor.
or diseases havo changed. But.
MORE ANON.
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RELIxF FROM KENTUCKY of our c;li-
zens know W.D. Holdeman The atle editor of the
Louisville Courier. who resided in our village
for some tine during the war. He has recen,
ly written to GenI McGowan,' that through
his cxertions he has succeeded in turning in
This direction for the relief Of our people. por-
tion of tho supplies which have been raised by
the charitable societies Of his State. A car
load of corp and bacon has been consigned to
our friend Wright, Of Washington, Ca. and we
trust will soon be forthcoming In behalf OF
our people we return. our best thauks to Mr..
.Holdemnn and the people of Kentucky. for this
act Of Substantial kindness, which can now be
fully appreciated by our suffering poor,
Ind which will keep their memory green in
onr recollections. 81 =, -
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NOTICE..

| won;h Respectfully rcIn"st eScry ''nily
tri-weck'y, SIM weekly, weekly and n,nm,i,
ly journal south OF tln: Potomac AMI Ohio
Rivers, md 81 Dig. 30 min. ruraliel."f lat
i,ude west Of the Mississippi. To publish thi.
advertisement twice. and send to me ut New
York, each time. c"ry Of the paper contain
ing it. post paid. with til for sam.
II il desirable in mv cumbinn:i3us To pro
cure c!.carr printing paper for our Southern
eurnals. Tint sl.nii Inv. the fullest inr,rma
ton regarding IT,. sizes ot the paper used by
the scvcra! uhrati"nA ard can procure il il,
10 other way than hy requesting particular nt
lrniion 10 the heed OF srujirg u copy of lhr
publication with ihc iil
d. sire it sent twice TO provide against mail
failures. and I!at they be post paid To secure
post uilice delivery.
J. :. TIiR ASHER.
Box 5,93y New York. y. y.
.Mnv,3. 1867, -
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M a r X EFT Is :
REPOK1l:D BI J. y. BELCilEE

ApnnvlILE. May 10.
Cotton lG,n 81 tax raid by tn. buyer Gulj,
30. II 81; silver, % II 30 Bacon Hams, 90 a 25'
Sides. ls3 n 20. Shoulders, lG n 20. Strips, 90 !,
Com. white $500 yellow, l,yo Meal 81 90 =,
Flour. Si5 $50; Mo!nssrs, 80 Il 81 SO; P,as
Sls4 s. 90; Mncicrvl, in Knis. $500 II
:I25; Butter. 20 80; Eggs, avu %; Liu
""'s. SS 10 Il 5000.
ArcrsrA May S.-Corton mark-, duh, with
s"les of ila bales receipts 40 Lalcs prices
irregular.
CnAHLEsToS, May s.-Co,ion dull sues 1870
h"lrs--ulddling 2l4 Il % E,c-ipts for two
days 3Gu bates. q
SAVANNAH, May s.-Couon dull ard lroor-
ing-mid'l.ng 23t q transactions ligh'.
Receipts GIu bales.
MEw iorK. May s.-Goll SsA Flour n
sln'!e finer wheat quiet and firm C,rn n
2c lower; Pork dull. ut S23 Lard que. !;
Gotten quiet nnj s:e"dy-mnllinr 27n .7i
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THE GAzErrr.-We hsvssreeeived The first
number Of The Gazette. weekly pnper pub
lished at Charleston. South Carolina. The Ga
=ette is Catholic paper. devoted to The interests
of the Irish peoPlc in the Southern States Th e
number before us filed with Interesting matter,
consisting of original correHpon denee, rdito.
riai', sketches. tales aud miscellany. The o.
setts Is an eight pnge paper. the frat number
containing / supplement. Of two pages. 1t j.
printed on clear. white paper and new type.
presenting very credtabie appearance
Messrs. Caulfeld d Ford are the Proprietors
Terms g per year.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10

WAsnIScroS. May s.-Judgs Underwood
District Attorney Chandler and Mr. DAVIS
attorney, Mr. O'Conno-, are in this city. fo. In.
purpose of consulting Attorn.y. & ul STAINS
berry regarding habcas corpus for Mr. Davis.
If the Government nbeys the writ. which IS
probable, bail wi be rendered and tn. prison.
er discharged.
Stanton is better, and las attended in the
: Walker addressed the court three hour,
His speech WAS mastery effort Hu snd
copsttutionai liberty and self government are
now on q 6nnl trial, and that it. is about TO be-
decided for posterity and all The .wo,li whelh-
er written constitutions were parchm-u,
scrolls; words written in sand 10 b. AWAY -by
the first angry surge Of popular passion whetb-
er they can be evadsd by technical issues or
plea Of want Of Jurisdiction. A broader bill
Of attainder and pains and penalties had nev. :
been passed, reducing en- millions If loyal and
disloyaf people to territorial bondage, and
substituting tho cleaning sword and bristlinp
bayonet for constitutional guards and courts al
law: The case is to be continued to Monday
when Attorney General Stnnsberry will reply
AUGUSTA. May s. Foster BIodgett has be.u
appointed Mayor by Geu. Pope. The Mayor
snd Counsel were inaugurated to-day, in III.
| appointments are satisfactory.
MopILE. May 8 "A coIored mass eonv en-
| sion Of the State has been in ses.iou here fol
two days but adjourned to-day. They adop-
| ted a preamble and reaplutions. Tie first res
olut ion proclaims them a part of the Republi
! can party The second resolution -xpresse
confidence in -Gen.rals Pope and Swayne
The third states that employers had discharged
eoiorsd persons for refusing 10 become tl.sir po
liticsi toels. and calls fora s,pnd,rg dr,ny fo
their protection, aad that further legislation b,
4 Congress 10 heeded, even 10 oonfiscAtion.* TIL
fourth declares for peace between the two ra
| ees.t The other resolutions call for schools
military ,courts snd Union leagues. The,
I pledged thsir lives fortunes aud sacred homo
for the observance Of .ths-principles Of the Re-
4 pabiieah party. They also declared their un
denisbls vigss to hold office. st on juries, rid
] insli ,pabiio' 'eouveyances sit at pablo table
sed: pIsess of srsnsemspt. They meet il
Aentgomary in June next ...,. .e..s, -.
CaARLEsrex, Asy s--Ths street ess qnel
tien is at lsat settled, The direetets. !ts-ds
detsynias.ft % admi. sll eiaa,es .ef ejG.ens. /,
4 all cara. "A few negroes syailsd thsn,s.,res q
j the privilege, although The eonesssioin is nc
4 yet generally known.
i Senator Wilson. who arrived yeetsrday, Cd
dressed s'fxsge efowd osythe Citadel G.esi
I this aftsrnoSpas Aboat 2, 2,008 negroes asd abor
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SoUTu CARoLisA--A HoMG FOR TIE INDusIgIous
InMlaRAxr Publial.ed 6y tho Conaiis
sioner. Of Immigration.
We are indebted to The Commissioner of I'm
migration, Gen. John A.. Wagner. for a copy
of a fifty psge-pamphlet-a work containing n
brief history Of The State, showing its ample
resources and the many inducements offered to
immigration. Accompanying is. j. a, neat out
line map Of tho State. The pamphlet is very
ssstefully printed BY Joseph Walker, Esq
Charleston g. c. ~ "a >-.''
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM Ex-GovEnHkn PERR,

ANOTHER LETTER FROM EX-GOVERNOR PERRY
-ExGoyeLner Perry has addressed another
letter TO tho people of the State, in which he
reiterates the sentiments of his former letter.
with even greater entnestness and feeling. NJ
one could feel more seusibIy than ourselves The
injustice Of The present military measures. or
the dangers which threaten us from univ ersal
negro suffrage, 'bat the Argument Of Governor
Perry has only serStd TO impress us the more,
with the conviction that our only hope consists
in accepting the terms which they propose, ''est
a worse evil befal us. II unlimited negro suf-
frnge IS to be deprecated eve. when tempered
by the suffrage Of the enfrarchised whites, how
much greater would be the evil should forty nine
out of every fifty of the whites be disfrnnchi
sed by the .test-oa,h. Yet such, according to
the opinion of the best advised. must inevita
bly, DO the result Of rejecting the call Of con
vention now. Then follow necessarily all III e
evils which Governor Perry 70 earnestly dep.
recates. 9
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eT The folio ing peis"rs have freight re-
n"inirein Tho nrl",.3 al Ahb.viIir, Nnv 10 :
Mrs T. rrn"el. ii McAlist.r. Thos. Thorn
ION. Jacob Mil-r. W Wilson. + y Wilson, W
l. Watson b = Isa,nwell. II Ii Crowe, t. A
NnI hail. B"ilth,"r, Branch. T. C"wau
bradley Wii"man. !, + McCa.lnn. y l.
Wnr'law. j l. l--s'v, W ID Mars. & f Kinloch
j Ciirk ra'"s J White, G. E"x j Nor
w""'! j j Cunningham. T & Perrin " Tayra.i,
+ l.-P",to,'. = = Martin. j \ WiA-nan. NJ l.
r.hwar1s. Miss !: 'a-h"un, Miss Marie Ward
law. } W Hearst. Il Nob,e.
u. r. SOND!.FY. Agent.
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The State of: South Carolina,
:::ABBEvILLE DISTRICT. -
- IN. EQUITY.a+s,r. u,
The Trustees Of Estate ofE:Dr. 1chH. De Id
Hows'ss John F. Calhoun aid sthets. -
Bill for Account Relief .&e. j.,

TT appsorisg that chasles5 AZ isxSinfsaef apa
.wHs Ids Rosa Calhoun. aad II. q. a&ilIts.t !
Iop, dsfeedaHxA.to 20 ,hia Bit reside ,bsysrd5 5tAs
limits Of this State. - F.sa SS--t !es' EFse,
). On motion BY riamssn &Rain cnnrlkinantsf
Solfaitorr. Ordered. .thst said dsfshdasts do
arpeatand plead! ansSsf or Arnsuf q ssid Bin
Of Comp,taut within fcYsg 1ass frn Tho ppbsi.:
eonJssso' sgainst tl,sn. szs5 '.Ts's'
. ,..s.,:. tis4RfsaREtRsc.afcA. D.
commi,siousrs 0fise. ARrii a5. 1861.
j. sApta 2l+ -, sa6 81
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ALIENS
PAIN DOCTOR! !!

A SPEEDY RELIEF AND CURE, for Lum
IA bag", Pain in the Back. Side, Rhpuma.
item. Neuralgia. Sore Throat. Diptheria. Tooth
ache. Burns, Bruises and SPruins Nervous
llenthche, Stiffness Of the Joints, and peins of
any pnrt Of the body
This Compound has been but a short time
heeare the public, nhd Inns aIieady grown into
grssts favor and rrI'nis. in nearly every in.
stance. where it has been tried There are
ca.es 40 Chronic nntts deep. .s.ated as to bn file
ell human remedies. and the Inventor cf ibis
COMPOUND does not claim for 1t any such irfal-
hbility, as to to cure every disease under the
sun. such assertions. Of any human remedy.
bear their own construction sven 10 the most
simp.e-mindea but when PAIN can be cured
| and relieved hy Linim~n,s and Ernbrocntiuns.
| THE Preparation will do j.. =
The Pam Doctor il not made up Of roofs
Of Indian rrmrd es hut is "hnppy comron nd
~ Standard Medicines, and .thsgr fore can re no
HUNBCG. TIE Testimony of those u no have
tgivcn il 4 Fair Till. will substantiatr al lis
claims. IT WI IL KEEP EOR. ANY LEN GFfI
OF TIME. is Easily Applied. not at all disa-
grecnble.to ase em-H. and is 'sotf ~ such h
| Price as u b- within The. rsselt-n all.
| IL sh"nld he kept in every Family. and 10
/ worth Douhls the Price. to CURE the AfE,s
| MEETS Of CiI1i pREN.. GIVE IL. A FAIR
TRfaEs hND rot. WILL ALWAYS KEEP
TT ON HAND, among ihetFap6iy Msasci.ssss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10

s., Elsuea& ~ BowRAacE.-We direct attention to
the advertisement Of these wsll-kuown mer
chants, Of Columbia. s.. c.. who offer 10 the
public n choice ~selertion Of smut machi nes
boiling clo'hs. mill irons and beftrg, and will
fornish to order, mill stones, respcrs. mowers.
cotton gins and presses. We have had denl
ipgs with these gentlemen. and know. them to
be thoroughly reliable, anil have found th-i,
paices moderate. We cru recutp,nend them t"
our friends.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10

w We nre requested 10 state. that Straw
berry Fete. for the Cemetery OF the Episcopal
Church, will be giyen ,,tle Marshall House.
on Friday, lTtb inst. Bpor. open At o'clock
d. m. Adtnittance 70 cts. Children under IL
yrarS Of age. free.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10

natural antagonism between the two races hers',
They must understand, that inhabitan ts OF the
same sod must look TO each other, for their
mainteaancs.aa aaxs and rights. The of
tho colorsd man ,c.noo. ts.promotsd $bys- :di-
vision., i-And j. wilt we tian1s be found in the
end. that they: VIII understand where. Their
trns welfare liss, aud, their education, and sd-
yancemens can bess b. promoted by unio" and
identification with the white race Of their own
State. rather than by separation ahd distrust
at home. and by alliances with. parties in other
States, who should first cast the beam from
their own eye, bef"r. they find fault with the
imaginary mote here"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10

KEsrsrnaTro learn from our worthy
Clerk, Mr. Mcdonald, that iu pursuance Of Gov:
o-r's Request. he hus been very successful in
obtaining the name. Of suitable persons to act
as Registers and Managers OF elections Al
the request Of several. wepublsh the "iron- clau
oath, which is in terms folio IS:
II. A. b., do soiemny ewear Tor affirm) that
have never voluntarily borne arms "gninst
the United States since have been a citizen
thereof; tina, have Voluntarily given no aiJ,
conntenancr, counsel or encouragement to
persons engaged In armca hostility thereto; !;
that have neither sought nor accepted nor
attempted to exercise The functions Of uny
office whatever. under any authority or pre-
tended authority in. hostility to the United
States: that have not yielded voluntary
support TO any pretended government, au-
thority, power or constitution thin the Uni.
ted States, hostile or inim;cai thereto. Aud
do further swear for ufirm) that, to the best
Of my knowledge and ability. viii support
and defend the Constitution of the United
States. agnins, all enemies, foreign and domes-
tic that will bear true faith and allegiance
TO The sa,he thnt take this obligation freely,
without nny mental reservation or purpose
of evasion, and That will well and faithfully
discharge the duties os the of1i-e on which, l
am about 10. enter, so help me Col"
it is not probable. We learn that the regis
try viii! he ordered before the crops are laid by
in July.
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For Tax Collector.

&c m..ny friends OF l.. II. RUSSELL re-
spec,fully snnoI:"ce him candidate for Tux <
Collector ntthe ncSt election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10

ALIENS PAIN DocToR-We, direct attention
to the advertisement Of this new medicine,
whose curative properties have already been
!. tested in the experience: of many. 1t does
not purport to be panaeea, hut q valuable
specific for alaree class ofssffietive ailments
1t is not indeed an "slixir Of yonth.' 10 renew
the wasted powers, butt, ybat il aspirss to be,
on anodyns aGordiDg speedy relief and cure to
many OF .hs-"i ills that fiesh is heir to-
cail at W.T.. Pennys Drugstore, read Inc
ies,im onials Of It's snecesa, aud give ii trial -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10

TnE WrkrnEa Asb caoPs:-Durjng the pas.
week we have had some rather unreasonable
weather: showing more of the caprice: aud 10
cosstansy asos April than tho serene m,ljoe.s
of Msy--asneees,iou ofcold,' rainy .days and
frpsay nighta. A. few. nights since We hsd q
heavy f,est. which. however. We belisys,, has
done hut little damage. except 70 the garden
veselaSses. The wheat crop is reported, gep-
orally. 10 be very aus. with I tendency Is solne
places 70 S1st-sS Sogsis oissSt :. ;+:s-z;4ts ;+:s-z4ts =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-08

The SUMNER SCANDAL.-lhe papers
are beginning to print the gossip and
scandal. that has been ahoat IN private
circles for some weeks, concerning Sena-
tor sumner and his wife. The most that
can be sad i. that they have become cs-
tranccd within year of their marriage,
and that she has left him, and, as we
mentioned at the time, gone to Europe,
alone. The causes are too delicate and
personal 10 speculate upon: that most
mentioned is a Irritation between her and
an attachc Of the Prussian legation At
Washington, 50 marked rs to attract gen
eral attention in society, and Justify an
noyancc on the part Of the senator, and
interrupted by sudden and pcrcmptoFy
recall OF the pru-sian by BSmark per the
Atlantic cable; but we are sure there l.
nothing in all the circumstances OF tins
sad termination TO what promised to be
most fortunate and happy relation Tor
our distinguished senator, TO abatc the
public respect for him a. Il statesman, or
the deep affection Of his wide circle Of
friends for him a. man.-Sprng'ted
HpuJhcm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-08
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THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

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"" became cunV inc Z, II, since rst vas-
amount # money being cxpg naei tn. p,opl, oi
this country. ia Ir.yiuE chv-p i allno.- " rrh,s-
stoves. s.cc porn" f uh'cI a.-.r!: G:i rha;
true cc"notN Consisted l. iIyin- the . 3, --,y- ha-
could hc made. no ii=tlEd. L TIE price Ii-,r.
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to".iiC stove. II. 81 nn airs NjSn-. 70 III :-r
II n" i'st an a. p,Ttr tnv. thar could ir made,
Ans "" hav" cNQr-I:n ..tri with IT, md carefully
watched IT. 'pcrst.. t.e l-st siN and !.,.i
81 iIprv c1lct =, 4 lie . have II ouc, ai
ed Il, g. we :av- -cv,r q Thea. improvements -
cured ty IrtrT- ptir'. In ti- ne, d. 1T h.
it's, 10 Nv. We have brought il . higher afr ii !-
lection than has h. oI- i,- p.t,in-d III cook n,
stoves he T'crn: im-OS III tits hs-
Gcd largely 10 T. colv nj aud effectiveness In al
;' v4rictI's II stove ;.nuflctrrs. -tdy rf
nc-~ Durability, coay,n ,ncc am &C.,. ny L. ocrar on
"a her rhsn cheap in phi c and I'm M ". 81
-l'i-i' Judy the tr.r-t # til pre-, a. ~ q, T
stoves SHEAR, rAtkAIp & G..
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