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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-02-14

The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commereial states that
Generals Grant and Sheridan, after
the presentation Of the latter to the
members Of the House, remained for
somc time after business was resumed.
They occupied seats beside Mr.. Ste.
vsns and General Schcnck.
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RUMoRs. There are rumors Of a
compromise between the President
and Congress on the reconstruction
question. Out of the present confused
condition of things on this subject, it
is barely possible that something of
real Importance may call for public at
tention before long.
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n, y. Post ana American Agrloulturist.

N. Y. Post and American Agriculturist.
The publishers oflhese journals have
made arrangements to furnish them
Zone weekly and tho othor monthly to
subscribers atthe very low price ofS2, 80
a year for both-or the semi.weeEIy Post
and the AgriculturiSt at $500 year.
These are first class papers in their re.
spective spheres, the Post being sur.
passed by none in ability or soundncss
Of political views, while its ample di.
mensions enable it to give all the gen.
eral news of the day, and an immense
amount Of the most entertaining mis-.
celaneous matter Our opinion of the
AgriculturIst has been frequently cx,
pressed, and we will only state here
that ii isa monthly journal of tho
very highest character ia it's branch.
a0d continually adding features and
improvements to enhance its value and
usefulness.
Address, VIM @. BRYANT 4 Co.,
Publishers of tho Evening Post, Al
Nassau ST., cor, Liberty, New York;
or, ORANGE JUDD & Co.; Publishers
American Agriculturist, Al Park Row.
New York.
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qI have sold PaImer's Vegetable
Cosmetic Lotion for the past seven
years, and never has a case come with.
in my knowledge of its failing to be a
benefit" Writes VIM. M. Stout of
Danville, Ky.
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CONGRESS-.


Thequestion of Reconstruction, for
some days past, has ovorshadOwcd al
most everything else in both Houses
lof Congress. A number of new schemes
have been brought forward in the
House, but it is yet SO uncertain
which one of them viii be selected as
the one to be put through that it is
hardly worth. while to print them
Congress has already submitted one
plan to thesStates. by majority Of
which it has been ratified. If that
body would now be content to put
forth some authoritative assurance that
restoration should directly follow the
act Of its adoption by any unrestored
State, that, it seems to us, would be the
best thing they could do If, after
such action by Congress, and the lapse
of a reasonable time for the action of
the unrestored States, they fail 10 adopt
the, amendment, the period for new
measures will then have arrived. 1t
is better not to hurry the work of re.
construction than to have it imperfect
ly done--and the loyal people can cer-
tainly afford to wait as long for its just
contamination, as the unrestored can
for restoration on terms detrimental to
the welfare Of the whole country.
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nS-Rsad what Dr.. seovill says Of ALIENS LUNG
BALSAMi ~ 4at
MEssRs. j. n. h.tRRfs 4 co.
GENrS-I make the following statement from per.
feet conviction and knowledge Of the benefits
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM 10 curing the most deep.
seated PULMONARY COYsUHPrioSl ] have witnessed
It's effects on the young and tho DID, and can truly
say that tits by far the bost ezpeooant remedy with
which am acquainted. For Coughs, and alihe carly
stages of Lung complaints believe i, to he ce;toin
Care. and il every family would kecpit by them, ready
70 administer upon The first appearance OF disease
about the nnGs there would be very few osesnf atnl
consumption II causes she phlegin and matter to
rise. without irritating those delicate organs (the
Lungsl, and without producing con stipation of tha
bowels IL also gives strength TO the system, stops
the ntght.swents, and changes all the morbid score,
lions to healthy state, YoHrs respectfully.
a. \. SCoVILL,
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. ia, 3l.lm.
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SHERIEFg s 81.
The State Of OHIO, Fairfield county,
IN PARTITION.


BY vrtne ofa writ or sale to me directed, from tho
Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio,
will offer and expose TO sale, by public vendne and
gut cry at the door q the Court House, in the city Of
Lancaster, In said county
On Monday the llth day Of March,
A. D. 1867 between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. M and
O'Clock P. M. Of SAID day the following described
lands and tenemelts situate in the county OF Pair
field and State Of Ohio, to-witi sT, Z y
In-lots Number l0s In Carpenters Addition 10 the
Town Of Lancaster, (now known as 1h-lot Number
800 in the CITY Of Lnncaster), ln-lot Number 100
In Carpenters Addition to the Town Of Lancaster
(now known as In.ot No. 800 OF the city Of Lancas
teri and In-lot No. l, IN Kern's Addition TO the
town OF Lancaster, (now known as In.ot No CAT, in
the city Of Lancaster.)
TO be sold by order Of Court In procoedinra In
partition in the case Of John Hall Of al pgains sarah
E. Rich, ct al. fT
Terms ofSaie--one.third the purchase money n
lNnd third in one year, and the Remaining third
Id two yesrs, with interest on deferred payments.
Appraised rs follows: In.lot 906 at $500 Inlet
S05 at $500. In-lot SIT at $780,
EMANUEL sBIsLER, sheriff.
HUNTER DAuGHERTY, Att'ys.
Feb. 7, l6GT--5w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Free 10 EreryhedY.

A Large epp. Circular giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the hcmely may become beautiful,
the desp'sed respected. and the lorsaken loved.
No Young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid, by re-
turn mail. Address P. o. Drawer, 2l,
Feb. H. 1867 6m. Troy, N. Y.
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TO Consumntives.

NEAdvortlser having been restored TO heaithin
Il fey weeks by n very simple remedy, after hav-
Tag suffered several years with severe lung aifec
lons to make known to his fellow sufferers the means
ofcure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy oftNe pre-
serlption used ree of charge), with the directions
Tor preparing and using the same, which they will
md sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron.
chtis, sc. Fhe only object ofthe advqT in send
ing the Prescription is 70 beneht the afflicted, and
spread Information which he conceivee to he inyalu
ahe andhehopes every sufferer willtry his remedy,
as twill cost them nothing and may prove bless
ing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, wifi please ad :.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wilhamshurgh, Kings cognty, New York.
October 25, lS69--1y
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Law And NOTARY OFFICE.


viii give special care aud attention 10 matters
Partition, sale Of fLands by Adminlstr and Qua
dians, with the settlement Of their aceountsi al
tothe hecollecton and dissemination oftitlea.
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and other, contracts
prepared, and their Acknowledgements taken.
e With an experience Of Thirty years he trusts he
Will identified TO receive. as he now socits, share
ofthe patronage ofhis old ffonds
Charges WILDE reasonable.
S.sSS2yE v3sss ;5s v Z ;.ss Ssss nsg'A
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COLORADO. C.-The probabilities are
that the veto Of the Colorado bill will
be substainod, thus keeping that ter.
ritory out of tho Union for tho pres.
Ont.
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Valuable Farm for
Sale.

TTNHE FARM BELONGING TO THE WIDOW
j and heirs OF George W. Shoemaker dec. situa-
ted about two miles North East of PleasanlylIe in
Walnut township, Fairfield county, Ohio, is now Of
fered for sale on private terms.
- The Farm contains about IL 8 acres of land,
f::n Of choice Walnut and Sugar soil, and has upon
E.1A Il a good Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage
house, Meat-house, Wood house, and Spring house;
at the latter place there teo very large Springs
good Limestone water also good spring near tho
Barn, and stream Of water running through tho
Eastern portion OF the premises, Has two good APP
pie Orchards the youngest just beginning TO bear -
sion II desired.
For terms enquire ofthe owners on the premises,
or q the nnderstenod. }. O., HlTE.
rioasantvillc, o., Dec. IT, 1e6G-tco.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.


The Board Of Examiners will meet in the upper
room OF the County Offices, for the examination OF
Teachers, on Saturday the and and 10th
days 01February, and on Saturday tho
2nd 9th, 10th, and 23d days of March,
The examination will begin precisely at 10 o'clock
A. NJ and no applicants will be received for exami-
nation ailer IL o'clock A. M. >
Teachers VIII remember that they can get certih-
Gates at no other time aud that they must be prepar
ed 10 stand an examinatioDin 0rthography, Reading,
Penmanshp, Arithmetic, Geography, English Gram
mar, and Theory OF Teaching. -
L Thecharacter Of the applicants examination
will be represented scale of one to telone de-
noting the lowest qualification, and ten the highest.
2. Four classes OF certificates will be granted as
folows. First class valid "a months; second class
valid IS montbs third class, valid, u months; fourth
class, valid 8 months. t.f
8, satisfactory examination in the theory and
practice Of teaching, and high degree Of success
teaching will ala1 be considered in determining tho
class Of certificate TO be granted. No certificate will
be granted unless the applicant passes examina.
tion in each branch Of study required BY ld,v.
s Owing TO change in the School Laws, all appli.
oants will be required 70 pay foe ofifty cents, as
condition Of examination.
AllapplIoants must come prepared with prepaid
envelope, properly addressed 10 themselves. IN
BY order Of the Board,
], y. REiNMUND, Clerk.
Jan, II, ls6Y--tE.
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No1Ioe Io Snorisnl en.

[ Any person or persons hereafter
found gaming on the premises of the
undersigned will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
VIM. I. BRUMFIELD.
Dec. 9th, 1866.
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desirable CITY Property for Sale.

TIME undersigned offers her property, In the city
-, Said property consists of a good frame DWELL
f..A ing House and necessary out buildings, all in
1al good repair, located ON Lot No 724, north side
OF Walnut street and east OF High street.
For further particulars apply 10 B. F.. REMMuND& 4
Son, Lancaster, Ohio. ELIZA BURK.
Jan. 81, lS67-tf R
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There are sixty German newspapers
In PcnnsylyaniS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-02-14

property coming to- her from her faith
er's estate. Her namo is Genevieve
Thomas Columbus Gazette. 8th.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-28

FnnTsBy auction, $3.50 boxes Sicily oranges were
sold at 50 10a3 g. and 1000 boxes lemons Of 81 eSaz ~ IN
HaYContnues In fair demand with sales at 81 Goal
rs for shipping and 50 05a2 10 for retail qualities
MoIAssEs-Is more active at about former hgutes;
ss]os were made Of 4Ss hhds 43 terces ~ Dols II
at Sl 70 hhds erces Manzanila at 70c, and 10 hhds
Centrifugal at 40c ,., 1u.
onot at 8a9c for erchantable lots In rosDs business
is small common Is held at - 25; sales OF Soo oos NO
were made at S6a7 5O. :, .a ,o,1
Pnov1s1oNs- market Is dull heaVy ~ anu M oMr 0v
ar Sales were made Of 275O bb a S23 6o2 ~ 1or new
western mess cash md regular way cloeng 81 elS oo
s2aa29 so for mess S18 50a19 90 1or PRIME anu a.
ira do and Sol t0a22 for prime mess. Aso, iof @
delivery S22O bbs new at 1913 65a23 95, o. una
nEETMThe n .rket is firm and quito active We notice
sales 800 bbls at s1sal9 80 for plain Western NESS anu
Tmnon BEErThere is fair business doing The sales
arc $50 tcs, part extra prime at $50 .o h,,,.
at s37a4l. ,,., ,oor,, of
BACON s1pEs-There Is but little inquiry We learn OF
sales OF $40 boxes at 103Sc for Cumberand cut; u
abort Rib al2c for short clear and 12c Tor long CUT
CUT MEArs-Are not very active. Holders are steady
in fher views The sales $40 pckss At 9Aa9iac ZOE
shoulders in dry SALT 60a10c for shoulders III sweet
pickle; 19a14c for hams in dry SALT anu luz
do in sweet pickle. r1,o 1o,y
and bph grades arc the only kinds which arc III anu
LAnp.SThe market is quiet at unchanged ra.es 10
sales are $50 terces and bbls at JOE no ~
kettie rendered city 12kc for Mo- WESTERN or
stann, rendered do, and Is for kettle rendered do
R1oE-There is change in the market .ct,ve at
SuGAn-The market for raw is moderately acuve ~
prices We quote fair to good refining at
The sales are 900 hhds Cuba at loaloc tor ren tas
grades and 12c for clarified In refined tnE.o s for
business doing at 13a131c for soft yellow ,U
soft white and 1910 for crushed powdered and gr1n
lated :. .,,,,onood nrices
TEAs-Are in moderate demand ut mcnangea ~ pEIo Tio
We notice sales of $500 half-chests Oolng per Tue
ence Nightingale and $500 do per the Iynaale aro ie
ported on private terms. -o,..lo .. ~ aod i.
Ok hbds talow at l7s6d 600 bushels corn at 3d
ner steamer $50 bales cotton at 9-16d
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T,,,. Ir,sI, Proclamation.

The Irish Proclamation.
The following is the proclamation issued by the
Fen;ans 10 Ireland, an abstract of which was given
some days ago in our cable dispatches
81 R.-pRoc1AMAT1oN-TH IRISH PEOPLE TO THE
WORLD. r.,
sWe have suffered centuries Of outrage. en-,
forced poverty and bitter misery. Our rights ana
liberties have been traEpled on by an alien arls-
tocracy who, treating us as foes, usurped our
lands and drew away from our unfortunate eoun, el
try all material riches. The real owners oI tn9
soil were removed to make room for cattle, anu
driven across the ocean to seek the means OF Nv "
home. while our msn of thought and action were
condemned to loss Of Life and liberty. bu5 Ms
never lost the memory and hope OF natlonal OK
istence .,,a ,o,sa of
We appealed IN vain to the reason ana sense ?G 9i
Justice OF the dominant (sec) powers ona con.
femnt. Our appeals to arms were always nnsuc-
cessfnl. To-day, having no honorable ALTERNATIVE
left We again appeal to force as our last resource
We accept the conditions! Of 2 eppea @sny far ros
dom than to continue an existence OF utter sert-
dom. All men are born with equal rights; and, in
associating together to protect one another ana
share public burdens, justice demands that such
associations should rest upon basis which MAN. nm
tains equality instead (sicl destroying, it. we,
therefore, declare that, unable longer to endure
the curse of monarchical (sc) government we ann am
at founding republic based on universal n SUI,
frage {sic) which shall ensure to all the
value Of their labor The soil Of Ireland at pres,
the Of an sgaaeeb be- essS
We declare. also, in favor Of absolute liberty % 9l
conscience, and the complete separation OF cnurcn
and state. -, CO.. o,,;dance of
Of our cause hlery sd We asosr
~ the face OF our brethren, that intend no war
aesnst the psos eos sSeSh gshf Engh or
sio eaten the yerdure Of our felds-agalnst
sSShss TnP o ss drain ans sss sos
and tneils, .o1r eanse our enemy is your enemy.
faasS eau your Is hearts s"t with u.s. you woEpsa @
England not only your hearts we end T1sa aaera
doton brought to your resides BY the oppression 70
Of labor Remember the past look wen 70 e4o II
future, and avenge yourselves by giving liberty %
your children in the coming struggle 1or hun'a'
| freedom. .,.po,,h1;o
s'THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
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vrTuI, BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
W name and value Of each article of o1lr goods are
marked on tcketa placed In sealed envelopes ana weu
mixed On receipt Of Is cents an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice, end Delivered
at or Office or sent by mail to any address, The pur
oaser after seeing what article It draws and ts value
which may be from one TO five hundred dolars-can
fien on payment OF one dollar, receive the article
nnrned or may exchange It for any other ercle marked
IN our rular at value. Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKa-
'Onr patrons can depend on fir, honorable dealing
Tho arcle drawn Will be delivered ut our Office, regard
less Of Its value promptly sent as directed py return
mail or expreSS. g.J s.Fs! y! 80. 4
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from may be seen on hle at our o'
,fce, among whom we are permitted to refer to-
John s. Holcomb Lamberty1le, n. gold watch, vafne
$3.50; Mrs g. Bennett No 252 Cumberland Brook
lyn sewing rnachine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,
eod lever watch, value $500; Hon 3. h Briggs wash
fnrton, D. g., diamond pin, $40; ]. c. Sutherland No
100 Lexington avenue piano $500 Ars n Js'Es0n 10 no
23 Nineteenth street. n Y, sewing machine s9O; Jos
Csmn. Eimira N T.; tmelodeon, $50; Miss l. Collins
Atlanta Ca diamond cluster ring, $225; Dr: Henry
smith Worcester Mass, sewing machine, S85; D. 6na"
No 1Ss 18th street. n T. gold watch. $50; Edw Boyn-
ton Nashville Tenn, melodeon. 500; James husse1.
montgomery, Ala, gold hunting witch, SzSO; r. y.
smith, Providence, 3. T., silver eyer watch $So Osear
Purdy Madison, N. j., muac box, S45; Aon T. y heW-
ell St. sPaurs Mimi, gold watch, .$1SS; Spedy,
Iiteh6eld Conn.,, silver wstch, VIM B-Pecf, Har-
lam fIis music box SIS; VIM. Raymond, Dayton. Ohio,
silver ten set $125 Hiss E. III Schenck Detroit mich
nsiamund car rines S2a5s Pierre Beaudn, St Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring. $170; Mrs Martha
Darnes St Louis Mo-, melodeon. value Sl2a - =:
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PaHacn&eTss


Per steamship Noneba, for New York; soAreess,
lady a;ld infant Mrs Keen and children " Do2ey =
De.uorest Mrs M Booth, O Bliss blss m1ss 91ssa
Bliss Bliss, Mr Trotman, Leon, Koran, Fiesc@'
RT Thepley. i. >. :, n.,,or
Par steamship Granada from New York; y GraYe5 aSs5
M Schwartz, Miss Stanley, q Carrotnors' hsa-
sen, Marriott, o Brien, j Brown: IN. n,,..,,,
Per steamer Dictator, from JacksonVi4e H@tsa'
Fernandina via savannahMrs Moore, Spr1lgeI,
ron. W Robinson Carke end wife, Il Walker, Miss
Wrds Mrs Burhans, Mrs 4 Dove, Jackson, Mrs Oh
liver Miss oliver, p Whitnere, j Menard, aalu
Byrrd DIR Stewart, Major Murray, DR. 0 b iysn ana
children, Col Owens, L Kemper, Kipp, r Acneng
Mayor, Rev L Deveau1, Rawson anu la4y VI
BIcNlabb, Cox and Indy, j Mclaughlin Col Low
J jenkins, and 10 deck.
= Per steamer Pilot Boy from Georgetown. s c.
DR. j P Maxwell, s Humphreys, Humpn9eys. n.,,uo
Per steamer W Frazier, from Edlsto ana hockSiue.
DR. VIM Bailey, Major Jenkins, R 81 Jenkins, corco-
ran, Towles Huland, Egg ge991asa M 70 s1a 41 p
Bailey and child, Miss Loper, Capt NJ daie; n
Randall, Col M Burger, J G Eagan, W Gregg, Major
Moses, J Hopkinsor, and is deck. 81.
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Conwayboro', s. c., March 18th, 1857.

1r,-vrRsrrY OF SOUTH CARoIINA:-We are II m
;debted to Rev. 9. Bruce Walker for q copy Of the
catalogue ~ Of the above institution; The omYert
stv si Consists nj Of ten distinct and independent
schools. sci Students are allow ID to choose the ae7
Garments which they wish to parsue, provided
thav enter at least three schools. In certain cases,
Mt than three schools. The applicant for admission
Is the University must be at least fifteen years o.
csrf;ed in writing by his last preceptor, or some
other oeb % suitable person # from another university
or @ college, his standing must be- shown TO have
been rood at the time Of his leaving it: he must
also have good elementary acquaintance e .7la Mlth
ar;fhmetic and algebra. The schools are al! filled,
rtI tha ercenion Of law md Medicine, and these
vacancies u viii be filled in May. There are loS
matriculates. The Ii brary contains %, ,0O0 Volumes
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NOTE WITH COTTON STATEMENT
make IN important change this week IN the @ Tece'p r
a. g cher Texas ports and in the exports to New "
leans Being unable procure reliable accounts ut tne
other ports Of tho receipts and exports, nave oeen
obliged for many years to compile then from M dnS Nv W.
oreans shppinr lists From the opening OF the route
between Texas and New Orleans vim ray anu
the opeousas Railroad until the beEnning G Inc e
the New Orleans Price Current and myselt, to aYola
counting cotton twice in the m S srop roo
so, So credited to Texas as but little cotton was then
crown in that portion OF Louisiana Now, however sugar
Culture has to largo extent given why to cotton
and the result Investigation growing out o. corsespot
shows that Of the receipts per opeousas Raroad TO Inc
lat inst bales of cotton, the product OF LOU
isana. That amount have therefore oeancsee us
above. onnHN' eo..
Galycst; n March 10th, 1867
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March .-CorroN.-There was pet
ter feeling to-day, and prices adV"nced lc undef IN ,v
favorable "cabe' advices we report saes VI Au'tle
GoEFEE.S1s nactve the only sales were 100 bags Ko
at 19 cts and 100 do on private TERMS Last sae o' LIZ
riayra was at 1811 cts. we quote OF 1sal9 cts
FIouR-The market is firmly maintained, though very
little doing For foreign export there is but little inqu1
J oniv for immediate wants Winter wheat brands OF
Extra we're advanced today in sympathy with tho recent
Of spring grades; the price Of AK
only to notice sale Of 100 bbls Howard street
Extra at s13 5 and retail lots within our range o
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this Sgfds pistrc was shot, at distance Of thirty or
sorty fort Yards with large brakebone shot. 0ne Q.
them the took effect in the left shoulder joint two
and half inches to the left Of the spine Just Pc 1e
a ss ah S1a s Is npys yss s G
1aysI With the nipple After running q short dis
bemorrhage feo h and speedy dissolution was visible;
Brandy and morphine were freely used WITH sma
and frequent doses Of to PreTenot ont nose
sod si;d bowels and on the third day he arose and
I Went to work, complaining only Of little soreness
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Consicnces per South Carolina Rntiroad:
March 27.

A,a o,es Cotton Of bules Mdze 1874 bags Rough Rice,
70 baes Pens 80 bags Dried Fruit cars Old lron car
Hogs, and sundries To shackeord Fraser Gaid 4
well Sons, G Williams Co, D. k1rkpnUcS Gas,a ~
ron Bnrkiey Co, Rodgers 4 Co. Baggett Co.
Dowio Noise Goldsmith Son. Spragne raae Ws nG
T. Chieolm p Pinkersolln, Averil Son. r II Agent,
y f Williams, NJ Gayer Mrs Hall, Durbec + Co, &
Robins Lieut. Johnson Mo1deSai Co. 4 n1ron aTroef
Wiley Nr Jackson Knnapaux LanIeau co, 0 Wiiile,
G VI Walter Co, " Lebby Bischof G sahlman Co.
F Pelzer.