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TE the
thu
NO SLACK Will PUTTING
sold the pound
theef cof
foncun sty
shpboard and its simplicity
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RICHLAND..IN EQUITY.

NJ. D. Wood, Admir- de bonis non, ct ur ct
a., vs. Mrs. Ann Beck ct al.
N pursuance OF the decretal order in the
IL above stated case, the creditors of the
late CHAS. BECK arc hereby required to
prove their demands before me, within
three months from publication hereof, and
to file their objections to the prayers of
the complainants' bill
D.. b. DESAUSSURE, c. E. R. d.
July IA mw3mo
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RICHLAND--IN EQUITY.

RICHLAND--IN EQUITY.
Edward Kinsler and Henry o. Kinsler,
Executors of j. J. Kinsler, deceased, vs..
Amelia B. Kinsler ct dl.-BW for I,,j,tnc-
ton, Sale of Real Estate, &c.
IN pursuance of the decretal order in the
Il above stated case, the creditors Of the
late ]. j. KINSLER are hereby required to
establish their demands against the estate,
before me, in Columbia, on or before the
first day of January next.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, C. E. r. D.
July IA mw3mo
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Wolfe's Schiedam Schnmpps are good
for colo and pain in the stomach.
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RICHLAND.-IN EQUITY.

Mrs. Emma T. Hopkins, Executrix, vs..
Henry Caughman el al.-Bal for Sale of
Real Estate.
n N pursuance Of the decretal order in the
u above stated case, the creditors Of
WRIGHT DENLEY, deceased, are hereby
directed to establish their demands before
me, in Columbia, on or before the first
day Of December next.
D. B. DESAUSSURE. G. E. r. D.
July IA mw3mo
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HB-The Trains of this Railroad run daily
(Sundays excepted) over Blue Ridge Rail-
road, between Anderson and Walhalla, to
connect with the up and down trains Of the
Gresnyile Railroad
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

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No Sect In Heaven.

Talking Of sects till late ono eve,
Of the various doctrines the saints believe
That night stood, in troubled dream,
BY the side Of darkly flowing stream,
And "Churchman" down to the rive,
When I heard a strange voice call hit
name,
"Good Father, stop; when you cross this
tide,
You must leave your robes on the other
side"
But the aged father did not mind,
And his long gown hoated out behind,
As down to the stream his way he took,
His pale hands clasping gilt-edged book.
I'm bound for Heaven, and when 1 an,
there,
I shall want my Book of Common Prayer;
And though put on a starry crown,
l shall feel quite lost without my gown"
Then he fixed his eyes on the shining
track,
But his gown was heavy, and held him
back;
And the poor old father tried in vain,
I saw him again on the other side.
But his silk gown fioated on the tide;
And no one asked in that blissful spot,
Whether he belonged to "the Church" or
not.
Then down to the river Quaker strayed,
His dress Of a sober hue was made;
MY coat and my hat must be all Of gray,
l cannot go any other way"
Then he buttoned his coat straight up to
his chin,
And staidly, solemnly waded in;
And his broad-brimmed hat he pulled
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Wolfc's Schtedam schnapps are put
up in quart and pint bottles, with tho pro-
prietor's name on the bottle, cork and
abel
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Richland District-.In Euuit,
RICHLAND..IN EQUITY.

John w. Parker vs. John L.. Boatwright.
Admir-, et al.
TN pursuance Of the decretal order in the
Il above stated case, the creditors Of the
late JOHN II. BOATWRIGHT al directed
to render and establish their demands
against the estate, before me, in Columbia,
on or before the first day of October next.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, G. E. r. D.
July IA mw3mo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
PROF. DE VAUX'S
ORIENTAL FRAGRANT
Or
OFLOTG

THIS celebrated Perfume, which has of late On i
l. amored the fashionable world abr BAD, posses
SEES two-fold usefulness. 1t contains the vola-
tile essence of Turkish plants, known in the SER
aglios and harems of the East possessing the
power to create Love and greatly influence the af-
fectiors, producing sentiment of oneness unity
in Love, even in the most rowing of minds. This
virtue renders the Fragraptie invaluable to per-
who feel the abseuce OF loss of the affections
of those whose love they prize. There is produced
warmth of feeling in the hearts of those whom
it is in tended to affect thus promoting marriage
and rendering conjugaiity continued joy.
1t speedily dispes all nervous fear, ava kens the
sluggish or dilatory lover, quickens the unappre-
ciating frieRd, removes the bashfulness OF the
maiden, developes the heart feelings, equalizes
love, makes the rough path ofpeevish nature even,
and opens in each breast little heaven. To
wives who fear feel their husbands love decay,
it commends itself Beyond all words. To lovers,
or those who would be loved, its silent infuenc e
is hourly exerted with the happiest results. Its
effects are irresistible. To those who mourn an
absent dear one, its aroma comes like a soothing
balm. No walk in life gloomy, no nature so
uncouth, no heart so pulseless as not TO acknowl-
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As a perfume the FRAGRANTIE not only sur
passes all other preparations in luxurious rich
ness, but wthstands the action of the atmosphere.
The aroma is delicate, and captivates the senses.
Constantly bestowing its sweetness, it is mex
haustible, and generally imParts its perfume fer
years.
With this celebrated article as helper, no young
lady or gentleman need pine in single bessedness.
Full and explicit directions for will accom-
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price as perfums alone. Price per bottle ST.
Four bottles sentby mail or express prepaid
receipt of So.
The Fragrantie can be sent perfectly secure from
observ ation, and all correspondence will be con-
sidered strictly confidential All orders should be
addressed to BERGER, SHUTS ( CO., Chem
lists, 2s5 River ST., Troy, N. Y, the only Agents
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
To Owners Of Horses and Cattle.

TOBIAS Derby Condition Powders are war
ranted superior to any others, no pay, for
the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs,
Hide bound, CoIds, &e.. in Horses; and Colds,
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Dis
temper, re, in Cattle. These Powders were for
meriy put IN by Simpson 1. Tobias. SON of DR..
Tobias, !, since his death, the demand has been
40 great that Dr.. Tobias has continued to manu-
fuctars them. They arc perfectly cafe and inno-
cent; ut need Of stopping the working Of your IN
imals. They increase the appetite, give fine
coat, cleanse the stomach aud urinary organs;
also increase the milk of cows. Try them, and
you will never be without them. Hiram Wood
ruff. the celebrated trainer of trotting horses has
used them for years, End recommends them 10 his
friends. Col. Phiio. p. Bush, of the Jerome Race
Course, Fordham, N. Y would not use them until
he was told Of what they are composed, since
whielr he Is never without them. lie has over 20
running horses in his charge, and for the last
three years he has used other medicine for them.
He has Kindly permitted one to refer any ono to
him. over ,000 ether references be seen at
tue depot. Sold by Druggists and saddlers.-
Price IS centsr,r box. DEPOT 90 Coft'audt street
New York. dccli
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

THIS preparation was originally prepared by
Il DR.. De Vericour, of Paris, and has been used
duri the past Eve years by housa de- of the fash
iOnable OF Paris and London, with The most gsat-
flying results.
1t is no~ for the Grst time presented in this
country.
twill in all cases remove any defect in form OF
condition of the Female breast as its application
changes and perfects it to its pri slime beauty.
Ladies who from any cause have not been fully
developed, will find Il invaluable for producing a
fulness of form, rendering the breasts large, and
firm, removing Tenderness and pain, and givin &
life and action to the mammary secretions.
Elderly ladies' by its use can renew their bosoms
ladies whose development has not been thorough,
can improve their forms, by producing fullness
and d-n roundness, so typical of all natural
beauty.
Its emollient quality gives exquisite soft ness
20 the kin, while it vitalizes and stimulates the
whole muscular action, Increasing the Develop
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breasts that perfect Development which oxcites
the admiration Of the most indifferent, and bich
is the pride of every lady Of refinement and edG-
Gated Ia Ste md should be place noDg the treas
ures of a.perfect toilet. y o Inconvenience in its
Application. Price 81 per case, with full direc
ions for use sent closely sealed, and postpaid by
mail or express reeeipt Of an order, by BEReEE.
5ar1Ts-d * Co., Chemists, 2s5 River Street, Troy,
y
i.-AH corrcspOndsace saeredly ccnfden-
tiaI. octl9
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS,
Best .Sirengiicniag Plaster in Tie World

Allcock's Porous Piasters resolve and assuage
pain by calling forth the acFid humors from parts
internal to the skin aud general circD ton thus
in many eases, positively evaporating the disease.
JAMES LULL, NJ. d.
There is nothing equal. in the way of plaster.
the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. ALLCoCK. Every thin z
is pleasant about them. They the plaster OF
the day, and tit type ofour present al ancement
in science and art. In Asthma, Cough, Kidney
Affections, Gout, Rheumatism, and local deep
seated pains, they afford permanent relief.
j. +. JOHNSON, NJ. D., on Topical Remedies ,
From personal knowledge of these plasters,
we can state that thev are decidedly preferable to
any in use. Wherever relief is to be obtained by
the use of plastS, we should recommend them.
A. INdRAHAM, Md, Editor Y. Mentor
Agency. Brandreth House, New York. Sold by
Druggist dec14
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made tlr,. .i.i.s .,,t,s . char. tumil,d over
i, cour., mixing ,l,c ,ufulls., rae ke, ,ou eve,
heard 90 lu, dead ha4ss oi m.ndnisht IN a
lta,sall, house. Tie h4sgvr aud the uid Iaia
scf'amfd louder tlian ever, the mocking bind
whistl"i like "a st'am.whi-ilc. and ihcy fairly
mad" chorus rs loud a. niggcr.singer.
f,a.hei the loot. bowessr. qHictl, aud
swiftly open,d u. and iu.i got into the ball IN
time 90 'ee ihr Old gentleman olen his door, With
q andl, IN his hand aui tome hurtying up
stairs Not q moment Was To bc lost There
Wa wardrobe near where | sio,,d, aud sprang
behind o. 10 came the Governor he reached
the door opened Il and weni in. and Ia the mean.
'imo There was all sort. OF confusion down stairs,
"hH 'h'u''l ~ ~ "n' sln' matter; Nou"'
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A Terrible Fircarm.

TIE Gusetum,ut D. uuN hatln. u,,d, 40 lllt.
ford IDnnrtiirut pur Aunlf,l b.li.t ..n. aft
new iuvcEti0n tilty of them Alll have unt-iutli
bore. This gun is Suile a tutiu.iit 60 lOok at
The main chafacierisn o. ,ais tctriblc NraInn
Is tia; IL has series - b. - With . safTiu
aud lock cs Under rigiG' 'rnvd iu no main
shan, aud rotating, siP.ulia, ousls aud coutiuu-
ousy 10y means ufa e.. ank the cirirdgl. i,.ns
Gd into the carrier rom the f,,d-boN,-. iL,u,r
driven cndwlsc ihpl The rear snis OF the haffcls
thea esplodCd ana the c.Hrt, .atfiie, os.,s
wlthdrawn, without auy lausc ga th, operation
The ncessan, loading and firing ~, pinluc,d b.,
the simplest Kind of mechanism. thru b,tng les.
part about the gun than IN the Spfiut'li mus
kci. THIS gun can be- discharged ~ the iate ol
two huadfed shoi- n i.cr ninntr. uur ~ it, t,a
tutes is that there h uO fvcuil which csu Affect
the accuracy Of the aim whrn the gun l. once
sighted alta given object, the same AHA can be-
maintained, at the will of the operator until
thousands of discharges take place lateral
train motion Of the gun may be Kept up II dcsr.
ed while the gun is being discharged ~ that a
perfect sheet ~ balls eau bc made 10 sweep sec
ton Of any circle within is range. As iherr J.
no escape VI gas al lhe brccch all the force of ic
powder ID expended Ia giving velocity 20 the ball
4 consideration which Is claimed 10 hc of the
very first Importance ~ this gun Is that every
cartridge must be either discharged or Withdrawn
from the barrels, thus ppcluding such results ~
we're shown on ihe battlefield Of Gctiysburg.
where of the 9s - muske,s collected aleg tha bat
tie, ~ 900 wcse found To bc loaded D.. ,00O o
them containing two loads each, aud q 40,
being charged with from three to ten loads each
the cartridges often tlme. being loaded without
breaking them, and many inserted With the bal
down first The gun Is light aud easily trans
ported. tine of the sizes now hcing made at ih'
armory discharges ss.i0O inch calihrc halls, aud
weighs 225 pounds The other siGc discharge
balls, Of one inch calibre, (ninc ouncrs ia weight
and weighs between 200 aud so0 pounds. Th'
first named has q range Of about one mile. an,
the latter upwards Of two miles.
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cond time, opened his door, and. seeing q maj
escape from The house hy the back way, Of cours'
cried d" Thieves! thieves aud made rush at
ter me. ! wa too quich tot him, though
| opened the door Fprang out, un'lc fnr The room
below mine. aud just reached u, when crash
within "A foot Of my head went "a brrh, and q
voice that know belonged &" the neat dooi
nrighbor, Tompkns, joined the governor in ih'
\ cry Of Thieves ihiryef murder murder
was safe though
! Running up stairs, | " shrllrl myself 'iui,h
CT than ever did lriuic or since, aud Wa ~ Bod
aud sound asleep IN half a minute.
! Wasn't there row. indeed nryci heard 81
many dogs bcfOr The mochingbitd Of cnutsc
was Ouiduing all previous effort. the chrh.n1
began To CROW. aud Toni rhint next door huw T.
| Ing " Thieves - aud calling ihr guyelnut
could hear scf,ams aud al soits of nni.,. aud
talking among ihc urighbuts, until AZ length 'hc
old gentleman voirr 10 ~" .aIl 'tliint Tom
Tom
Tom Fortunately wa, slccmpr "uni mot
Ing soundly.
" Tom cried the old mau in 4, ,ui,r that
would have aroused man from au cpil,!,ii. o.
judged u prudent io awaken then. aui
jumping from my ted raised the window. aud
rubbing one eye aud looking partially hifhi'u.
ed asked,
VIII! father what ga 'hc World b, il' mti.
ter ."
There ,hcvc. iu the hou-' Get Aout gan
and come down. Bc "a a huu,
lie sin the room below you haiuci Tuuil,-
aims. ga certain ~ 10 ! ,,w him hc riu
down, and threw hrick ~ him know D.,
diin pa.s the door. Mr. Jonc.
was directed 10 loUk out tot myself tu' gov
efnor stood scniinc ~ thc door h'lpW ARMED
With club while Tompkiu. hal i.c minute.
10 oooll'ct AID FROM the ucighbur- aui iu less
than halt that time, SO thoroughly va ever,
N...a.. H..
"a TIE yard, armed wlih pistols guns AMI s'Icks.
The governor led ihc attack .,ui olenIus tbr
door DE- called
tome out uf here son hou-.. breaking -rouu-
dnl u sou attempt 60 ipu oi i'-Ii. hl''u
yout. brtiu- out
Nu'uit ,auic. hoN't,t
Watch the door whil, .o.ip and Q ,.t.
came lp stairs moultttatt seal.n va .fI
Gent 20 ,l'i.f. 0cfyboly iha' 'lc tb..' w,- uo'
there
Ilo sua starr. ,,u ,Iel romlAn. ~
! d. tai" ml Billc oath ih'' ue i.iu t.- t,
do0f
Sou, .Aus ,l.. roor,I n'III.. -.
ir D.. ihN' IAN" tni fier" w.. o.. tltsi,r f..f'
The safl ~. o,tmiu d irn 'u, hopse af
e'sftbuds ~a. ioierti., "'l .,'.-f'I la..f h'
bad ,,eaisI bat w,. tual. ..l.f .a,I ii t.. r.--
~ iA~ n,tli anl eti'.,l t.. o. t,r ... nt
rn.' t.f ifi uni'r o.. l+...''t ut,f. ..l.r-
ih' stu'l' ui..-iu- go . 'H"tuush s.tn.u4
ter ihc r,tf !A} ~,', 49,. o.. sf1 f., ...
3. tatnt. Iat '.mtf' i.tI.l t. ..a.
~. .- $500 l.r. l...ari,i uuI,t '.- ..fI-t
hu' 'hc la,. hs', r.'er t-.n g. .rf,i E. IS.
90 'A4s dat
It!n 60, l4.a. clln.. .r
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lnt headed rh. at'... n.'. lua
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4'stu'inE ~iih 10 -fArh itf' ...t 'tH.
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l1AIn iHoH Passion The Gallipolis. Ohio
J.H.nat sals MT. Mitchell. an Oil ladv aged
I,t. -four year. anne 10 hcr death in a ,errihI,
ul'n,t la.t SATURDAY. ,u his ciiy. We learn
That va Atrhiu.on ole while Iassing was call.
81 %. o, VI. 'bsou. ihc liliher Of the d,cen..
'! .,uJ $40, s.k"i j. ,hoy could not obtain .otu..
.ulIet from ihr iYau a, the, Nc., 10 destitute.
''r~nm-tnc' While ulkin. 'hc Old lady tn-
'''si 'N' f,fuH go d very tad humor and making
'i1' i"n q. iUasl u,t d-ugh',r. Tie lai',f
70. If h.t "th4r.a i1i, bach r9oiu VI
.t.'' i... t.it.Iut. ...,i back. found
'' mo't,' .H towering passion aud hghi'u-
i'f daughter ha,iur torn h,r .fr.s badly Sh..
".., i'@,n "f "h,u. .i't,r .tlndinsa i,w .,con,i,
'' tl''a.. aal.i. aul would have fallen h4d
t-' l''H H,hi ~l. $50. l4.i upon she hed
''"i 1''r tw' cog il.r,- .pfns -hc expired o.
.''n. asset ft' iertini' la.iou VITA NhicA sl.r
i..',.. $500. ii.. .tilf,,t .tu.. a. her ieail
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HuMAN BR0TmEhMoop. race " mankind
would perish did they cease 10 aid each other
From the time that the mother binds the child ;
bead, till the moment that some kind assistant
wipes the death damp from the brow Of the dy-
ing, We cannot exist without mutual help. All,
therefore, that need aid, having sight 20 ask Il
from their fellow morials, no one who holds the
power Of granting can refuse without guilt
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tlttwu lS'lulST.-.A minister Of a we tern vii.
a-,e found, one sabbath anoiicc which had been
cut from Saturday newspaper, and placed
10 his deck fur him 10 read 10 his cOngrc-
CATION. liut, by strange coincidence, there
happened 10 i,c printed on the cher side of the
Aue slip the advertisement Of certain shoe deal
rf prominent member of his church. anu with
oni turning the paper 10 read the other side, "a.
the adycflis"incnt net his eye the good man con
dgled u wa- expected be- would read Il, and ac-
'ordingy 90 the suriris" Of all, he announced
~ ilIc usual poin, for reading notices
''oprgc : brown keeps constanisly on hand
and 'of ale. a large and well selected assortment
of huu' Airl shoes. which be- will sell low fpr
cnsl'. at 80. J." Pine street
iul he added
lroilicr Brown o. "a worthy member Of tho
'hUreh and sootiy. aud deserving the pa,ronap,
pf the congregation
TIL" rnnsicrnaiion Of brother Browa NAV h..
better imagined than doscfiLe,l
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CnrRcu DREss - Church dress has reached sucl,
aud extravaganza in our day ns 10 call for public
Iobukc. II would seem 10 Lc ia harmony with
the life and teachings Of Jesus Christ that simple.
iiy hc ih" rule of dress in Ills courts instead
however, the elegance Of church dress Is so great
that We must conludc that either vanity finds u
school ia lhc church, OF lhc purse rendered cou.
scquenlial in the house Of God. Humility is the
onc great lesson or Christianity humility In
Thought aud external appearance but when the
church brUincs the iheaior for display and aiIrr-
t'iion, this lesson 1t would seem, is dcspscd
u - iuo patent that, ia His house, wherein all
h,iofc Him are cidal, there exists mn anii-Chfisi.
like caste, the existence Of which is evidenced by
the cXirayaganCc Of drcss, which gives birth 10
rhafi.erislu. tyranny, nnd all unchariiableness.
How much more appropriate ia this place l. a
lmplc costume, Of som" modest and chasie color
ll"w Irpfupfiai" 10 illustrate that one day out Of
o." "s'u tie lay uf resi- lis indeed devo,-
"l To- hi.siian Offices, aud that one day is sclec-
irl iH which w0illlinc.s aud the pursuit Of van.
ii' "f' wallowod up ia icin. keass' to rcligi-
uns Professions Then would We be- able 10 deter.
MIN" uor only appeal Ia the scrious) who 20 to
'ic aud b. s'ru, aud lliu.r Who go from COM
rul-iUn Of duty IullS nrSN
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roNr's IIAr.-.' Say, pomp, you niger, whe,s
you get dat new bat 90
Why, at the shop, oi course
What u lie price ub such an article
" don know, nigger. don't know, the
shupkcrlVr wasn dar."