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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-03-27
WATCHES FOR EVERYBODY!
A Stpvb stock Of fine Gold and Sarer
Wotches, all ssarranted to run, and
thoroughly regulated, at the
isu price Of $40 each,
and satisfaction

The above stock will be disposed OF on the
popular one price plan, giving every patron
fine Gold or Solid Silver Watch for $40,
without regard to value!
WRIGHT, BRO. d Co., 161 broadway, New
York, wish to Immediately dispose of the a
bove magnificent stock. Certificates, NAM
ing the articles, are placed in sealed enve-
lopes and well mixed. Holders are entitled
to the article named in their certificate, up
on payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a
watch worth 800. or one worth less. The re-
turn ofany our certificates entities you to
the articles named thereon, upon payment
irrespective of its worth, and as no article
valued at less than $40 is named on any GER
tificate, il will at once be seen that this is no
lottery, but q straight forward, legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in
even by the most fastd Gus,
single certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid, upon receipt Of Is cents, five for ST.
eleven for 81, thirty three and elegant prem
ium for IS, sixty-six and more valuable
premium for $40; one hundred and most SUI
Herb watch for SIS. To agents or those wish
Ing employment, this is rare opportunity
II Is legitimatcly conducted business. au-
thorized by the Government, and open to
the most careful scrutiny. Watches sent by
Express, with bill for collection on delivery,
so that no dissatisfaction can possibly occur
Try us. Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER & CO., importers.
Feb, 2l-3m l6l Broadway New York
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-03-27

EXPEKlENCE THE GREAT TEACHER.
MRS. j. CROLY (Jennie June) tes-
4'A titled 81 like the Grover & Baker Ma
chine, in the first place, because, if had any
other, should still want Grover & Baker:
and having Grover O. Baker, ii answers Q
purpose of all the rest. 1t does q greater
rieiy Of work, and it is easier to learn than
any other"
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NOTICE

NOTICE..
SH ALL require of all those who are
Aindebtedto the old1irm of Sneed & Thomson
locolne forward promptly to August next and
pay the interest required by law.
A THOMSON
July 5, 1867. Surviving Partner
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-03-27
FAIL and Winter Goods

TIT HHhU w HHNtE WOOUSs
have just received from New York
. anu Baltimore a large and selected stock
of Goods. These goods having been purchas-
% since the great decline in prices, enables
me TO offer great inducements tO persons i'm
want OF goods. | will sell as low as can be
purchased anywhere goods are retailed. All
ask is a call, as ] amSatisfied / can plense
Nov. -, 1867. T. w. KINCUEi oiS
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The Convention will Meet ,
HOOP POLES.
XaR.niSh.

NO. / COpal, Japan. Coach, Coach
= Body, and Black Leather, just received
Store. >'5
Oct. %, 1867.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-03-27

ONE Barrel No. ] Machine Oil: l
~ Barrel Spirits TuTpcS tine: | Barrel Best
quality Kerosine Oil; for sale by
March IL 1868, r. ~. KfNCIIEIDE.
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FOR SALE.

" Tea. Still on hand Extra Portorico SUI
gar, at ID cents per pound; one box Aice
Cheese; one case extra French Brandy, for
medicinal purposes-all sold cheap for cash
January 10, 1868. SNOWDEN YATES,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04
CR0IT a REIHSXInER.


NJIf)I2NE TgFAT-IAW MI tflLI.
tfTURS M fy}fd NL'ERf
WEsrulxMxa. Mn
ME have formed 4 topaStsrtship IL the
wv praciice ~ IMw Ia the Courts Of
CasfslI and Howard Counties, and will
prosspiIy attend 10 all laisineAs entrusted 10
our care. Particular attcasion gasid % CHI
lsctipns and procuring DEGREES iof il,e sale
Of Heal Estate H39tg
.Also, Applications iilei f,r Dss<k Pas and
BonA< dts hnifs of d6csatesl 1s.isZs<f
Oilicc adj,litipg The RESIDENCE pf Cuts. T..
REiRsxfpGn no5D-f
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L b proposed 10 establish, By means
of cannon AM telcgrapha, signals during
the harvest season to announce the a,,-
proath OF storms. These signals can 81
80 arranged as % declare he direction
and eharaeser of the coming storm, and
@ notify Grmefs who are cutting eropa.
II i eAtinated that moro than onss fourth
'of the grain add has crops ID die eoun.
Try arg annually injured by stosms da.
ring the harvest, aud that tho damage
% tho crops 10 Eosopeand Amarica du-
ring the last season. which might have
been saved at small cost, amounted to
the enormous aggregate on Ss55 900. 900.
The plan proposed for The storm signals
% Ne simple NJ IL Is praeiicable, aud can
Do made available along the coast for
the hcaest OF commerce, by warning
ships when % see ( places Of safety, aud
prepare for coming storms.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

IA W{3f Xna4f{ I.3<sll &. K. n t* ia " n -<>*Ft y
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y'yy er inFfeisyi o. oiAtr iHfasIiuas cfs...s.
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y = Z s.A esS,s A'a epusic.iaH sas hal. u
was ssisbs.Ahed
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=. - las n Ni.ieh sid 6slits4s 81 Ilse,s.
Il At's'H sAa eyHiatnnciag % iiia fssis,t Ma.
as2 y fEfNiai,ef, they shall peuner.f osrh.
wv taflaf " AAas " keWse to ise rsasn ~ 4,
a'FAss,ciie'H hstss Dne % Nhith l,sfs ai,nll
A'l.i.ss ne gaiilet af those tefisset6a n..f.
= s,'As nhlsa. sslfe gu1cegs have affitkfn ram
sne hsts y 9AHAEei Fot9sA, anf fhe kz,s,t.
n sst8ssifasays delivered - eaid oslscssa s.y
nest s'efhs q ecnftst ssd ilse other one IL
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u. NJ h.s4 AAsa eeks ~ fxlksfasisa, aud
~. aas pasaes y shoes pNfsonx whiea aAiIi
hesr Fszassrtes, and nleo ifs ua.nss
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= y ssFssstfAsiQn ha4 is<n tskea. k.ss
= - ~ Sassitlr4 y ~ fs1,xlesssi, and
" - Ap.s y hei1atse city de- fesisihace
u nkHsy sptet kasA,l ~ AiiiAnds orf~,slta &
Il. ssaspfs sla $50 t,s'ieesa ~ l,sEstfason
sst48l N80sN &AiN IttI4 ~ ID ilifitII4k1 - s.,.s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

W4M n. q H8ffNfIRH, bayiaf Aetiled IN
w W<ffniinsftf, resfc>E El<1zy ofIef< hlz Pro-
N6z@l448 &E<f{cez. - . Hom6opa<1ie Pht<icien.
10 fhd cItlxtns 0f Westminster and riclnifv. =
0f'Io4 with Of. 81 II Susrlnstead. III can
W consujted u the German language.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

dLAtsty viii Dr. Ihos. ". Wells. llanpstead, ]
nFfERS hi> professional services 10 fhe res
~ id1nls of Westminsler and vicinity. or
40 4pd residence LittIcstown Road. fcu
.deors aboye Union Street.
dse25-6m h ss
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

T1Ra. 4, u{fIf IfEIk sHnd. W. X. FIiINgER
The pf+cties of Medicine, et{er their profess
is..I sssyIsfs y thsIf ifl<nds nd shs public
o.. buf11h having been slone time sArsesd
IN an exfensIxe praciica jn 0bxtetrics and S1rs
gerry, feels confdenk hat he'c give saiisfac-
.tien 20 AZ rhe may b ia aesd of medieAl
a'i5s'a9ss ~ o,.s !, +. ,es,a.,o. .,u.
llsis fesidenes a Tie, VI End, WestmihrEer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

|1A4 CORDS of Rock ana SpanisI, Oak
-f0tJ Bark, 70 be delivered al .SeJIloss.
". Ianery 2 miles ea&t OF Westminster, on
Western Nd. Railroad. 81 per cord more
VII bs given thar the esiablished 10 West.
Wanted 500 Cords Black Oak Bark. ST
more per cord will Be paid, II delivered At
the She'd than the estob b!iebed price ii Vast.
minister. r. q. RcHl.QSS II Il,
y ap23 2m* ~. u. kflt)NS, Agent
..-..--.---
I0ARla Exposition Skirts, pew apd poyel,
IL ~ HOODS. n 90,
~ nsf2 HOODS 4 co.
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I WESTMINSTER, MP.
t1aiee on Main Street 4 few doors East Of
Court Street. Can be- nsnlied III Tho
German languaeo All claims asnhles The
United States and State, for Pension, Back
rsz and Roqnsier, promptly collected
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

AIl41<&I@ft'a 4 T IA y
XXflI.i promptly and sarofcII< s,tdsI<l IA els
NM Kind rf Do<sntss ~ Ary ~ z|1 {Hl1rIH h
<hi= <<alr 0|Ii<< orrosite r. II #f1ff s Cts
N1<< <IAin Slf4e< Wesiminstef, 49,
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q. B. NORMEMT,
Attorney &C Law,

HAyIx0 ieeated III me city sf Weshnia.
HI sites, s)Iisre ~ Cart street ntts denf from
hssu Sxert< ferpsctfully infgrips fs,r elsisRas
efGerfuil, aud adjoininx euaflfi4S, that be wiii
give prempt Attention - All badness entfnsted
to hiin, bafl before tle Courts ~ fhi Niats and
hs pspafsmra,t of ti.s Gepcfai UogerhaaeHs a.
Praeiisss ii .ii,% catrt Il iisassa,ary.
EkFERENCES. fA
Rev. y. 7. Ward and Jphs Sa,lih, Ess.,
Westminster.
ohaslss Ahbe1ss Zen. and Ds. Thomss fsi.
near, beifimeFs.
sxmssl Sofmsnt, Esq. aad Rcv. u.w.rd.
Wsskipgsoa. -. e.
= r. u. Harley. Fee. Hexi.irr IN llsnk
sspesy, Fredetiek lily. Nd ncsitly
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WINDOWS AND WINDOW FRAMES
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-27
Aus Nara9nap+

@io Sanetro, 81. Suit. = @pm
&r1e9sl9auplab am banana lteAt fol-
9enpe DepeI9e Ypr: Die MQitrten boben
am 10. Sul{ NIT elmer Mrmee Don 10000
@fa'1tt ei11en @n9rif auf bic Teaun9
9un'alta 9etnadt uub i1nb surid9el9laz
gen merosn; 1te ipuen 5000 Marn Serz
loren baben: Die @uiirten i1no au6 lei
e''1e'n Nn9rlfe; ben fe ouf Die Yara9uiz
ten 9ema@t baben> suriid9el9laoen >pprz
ben.
&tp Soneirrp 81. Suli. -
Der &a9rif ccr Muiirten orf bic poras
9uitti9e Teltun9 6umaitn bat am Mprz
gen hes 16 Suli itat9e flncen. Die yerz
ei11t9ten Streitfrdfte npn 8rallien uni
ar9entinilden CONFEDERATION riidten> yc,,
MarQu{s @artaS tefebliot in bret Gploz
nett cie 10000 damn ;lblten, gum Muz
9rif 9e9en bic Geitun9.
@leidseiti9 erIfneten bic Gil el19epanz
serten traillianildcn Tabrseu9e unp I'll
rpn ben &Qiirten Observation-Disclosures
cine nadcriidlihe &annpnace auf ii,
Teltun9> Nad ei11em lan9en une bart:
nadi9en &fe , an ben M%u6enmer:
fen> mubten bic Nuiirtsn pbne in rie Be-
te1ti9un9cn wirfli9 %einrrin9en su tDnre11
ben Nif;u9 a1treten> nad,rem 1e etwl
500 Monn All Tpoten nrGer>purreter
Serlpren batten. Die Gerlui tie Der Yora=
9uiten iil1o nidt gang 9enau befannt ; 81
bic pora91iten meiiten6 unter pemS hus'
brerNerl9an;un9en fpdten IL mil len ibrt
Verlu1te teeeutenp 9erin9er |ein> al5 III
bet Nuiirtsn.
0leid;eiti9 NIT Dem Sturm a11f 6uz
malta rlidten Die bel 0ranGbaep itrbenr(
Strcitfrdf;e bet Nlliirten Yprm1rts IT, I'm,
bic @erbinrun9en re5 General 2cpe;
cur9 Belesun9 Res 1T rcr Nlbe bet Ypz
llticn Ter Yara9uiten 9elesenen @olrea
atsu1dnelren. Die @crbincunoen te,
Yara9uiten >paren bur1 cine tolfcS treitz
ma9t unc a159ecebnte 6prtiffotipnct1
9eit6ert. Nu9 bort 1nubten bic NQiirten
lt9 na@ etnen b%artnldioen &fe il, rbne
tbren 3mcf su erreiden, suriidsieten,
Dielt Serluie> wel9e ie in tie lem
Ircfcn erlittcn baten> iino nidt tcz
fannt.
Da bic &rie9sportei IN Sralilicn oui
bic an9eaetenen betcen Mn9rife unp Re-
rem 9laflidcn Au69anA ibre aanse6pfz
nun9 9eleBt unp ca ricle 5pfnu119 iid
ais cine trii9erilde erwicien bate, 70 mirr
bic Tricccnspartei abermal5 Sicle Nnb1nz
ger 9erinnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-27

1pieoer auf9enpmrnen> er 9laubt meiner
8ruber tobt uno tpa9t ri9t 3urld;uteb>
rem. D{eie6 5inpernib ALIEN bdlt i'm
aut 1pnf Bate ct periu6t ;u mir 3u
prin9en, mid >piepersuieben. 8ieueiGt
au@ benimmt tbm Ser @eoanfe, poB id
jebt cine rei6e Yortie Bin, ben Mutb.
Sft fro9e i6 MIDI, IS eS' 11tdt be7er oez
mel en wdre> tpena i9 @pm6riantin de-
blteben? S@ burr te i'm ale Sage Ieben
unp 9enpb> iider meiner Gu9enp, feline
Mdtun9 uno has Slid 9eliebt su tperz
BEN. Groy bet 3unei9ung meineS Gaz
terS fuble i9 MIDI ~traurts in bie1em
pra9toouen S1lp1 e. @1re muir minbez
-tenS &aQpmbreule b. lbann wIrre i'd
bod Sertreut. NufB ieberieben, S6wez
lter"> rief CT beiu> Nbl9ieb> uDu 1oQit
NIT mir 5ufriepen iein," SD CLAUDE suz
meiler ;u peritebeny Mill aber meine ST.
panfen babel nt6t feileln> 1penn e6 fem
t6nnte ra6 Slid ware Su srpb -
i'd"
Bt5 bisrber mar bic @rafn Yon9ineuil
nit ibren @eoanten 9etpmmen> al8 Elm
2afat %beretntrat uno fra9te, pb bie0r1fn
ben 5er;p9 BON @%aQombreuie e%mpfan9en
wpue> bet lreben BON berNei1e an9elanot>
ie gu be9riben mIni9e. uGr fpmme 70
l9neu> ais e6 ibm teliebt"> rtef Siatella.
SIS miro mir cine Treuce 1ein> Jpn ;u
%empfan9en."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-27
Uprtiebuns fpIet.)

- Seidlai1e gu Gbren rer Gplpaten
in ben Ylatfprmen auf benz papter 1tnp
re6t i6Dn. Mer Nnerfennun9 purd bic
@abl eineS tapfern Gameracen gu einew1
bpben Gbrenan1t 1T better. Darun> itatt
ce5 papiernen 2cbenS> 9ebt ben @plpa<
ten ibren 6iibrer une 8uHenbruoer5 ub>
barb gum Gpn9rebnian1.
m.- Inter ben Yerlcnen, mel9e
ii6 Cardinal ntpnelt auf9eldrteben bat>
cab er ni6t oer9ibt iie etn5ulaben
fol- it9 ou@ &ptb16tlp beinben.
Man fam bod ni6t mtl7en, mas Dpr<
fpmmt> ia9te bet erfabrne Staat8mann.
CD. punl9)
~ SpIibe Maurerarbett
Heftrt 6 apt. Imos bel ben, grSBeten, nit Bel
benz Heinaen Bauwerfe, bab Ct ibernimrat. CT
arbeitet RAID, tiQis unb tauerbat. 6uat
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-27
Wetn NJ Qnn II. Nul1eu,
UfrsitberunQs AQenteu.

Carver Carver g., Mtnr.
4ssntsa fur ~fclsenee 5susr. uns 2ttsns geritsyunssse.
fsaI6aitsn, rdmlin:
pbpnir, 9artfpro Connecticut.
Sire anS mar;ne> ct. Spaul minn.
Mianeipta Snlurance g., ct. paul, Wiun.
5artforc Give Stpd Suiurance 81.
lGerlbert aud sssen 3phesfaae BON irscnb elmer
l1rlaae.)
Nortb @e7srn @escnleitise 9ebsn5psri9erunss-
@eieuidaft It.
9failwaY Challenger; Nprtb 9%lnerican Sran(It
uub 9~tatipnal travellers.
sos. 8einuann. Ncoofat une gtutar, prattietrt
IN allen @eridtstIitn he's Staates; periertiet @pan,adnn mad
Ieutidlare mne btlerst 8elrcrlsttrneu UNI Stsuer;ablunaer
FUR MbmeIenre auf Gerlun9en, ir,rie aneere in iein Rad, Tin.
idlasenrs 1sltafte, msltt rrrtrn,men mRssn.
Solcpb Ne1umann. 6. &. 2a7cn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-27

DIE Nn9ebpri9en bet Tamilie9lotbz
l9{lo treten rd6iter Sage s1 elmer Gpnz
ieren5 in pari5 sulann1e11z trorurd bic
SSrie eini9ermaben 9eans1tiSt purre,
@utem pernebmen nad 1T biesu fein
0runb pprbarten> lpttbern bonoelt IS iid
11ur 1m cine 9letdarti9e Grlecioun1 Ter
Tra9e: Mie vtel Ga1den9elp einem
&otblAilp ut1ter IA Sabren 81 9emd6ren
lei. Inter bent Gtnbruf her beuriqeu
@pblfeili9feit BET &irl9en unb 3metidz
9e11> fol- Der Mn!ras reS 8orclt &arl
auf eiaen S|emli@ oerir9en @etras lau<
ten.
.(M. puni9.)
preuben.-Sn 8erlin perpen eben
100000 5baler S9aBanweiiunaen
Qapier9elo) als eriter .Ibeil be5 @n<
leben5 fir bic uBunpe6F ptte" aboeae>
Bet.
(W. 8bte.)
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Sort init &bnbe,,

tim neuen @aQren @lab
3u maiden, &per6en mir auf
fur5e 3eit uniern Stpd bib
16er &leiberitpfe, gu febr re-
6u5trten Yreiien au8DertQu>
fen.
@eiBmQare>1, &etnen IT, T.
n. 1ebr biQi9.
q. 80 9ngerfou &Go
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C@9luB folgt.)

11au.-Sn@ ie6baten 1T am 16.
Elm muncerbareS llrtbeiL muncerbar >pez
gen leiner Be9rinpun9> 9efllt mprren,
Glner 1par >pe9en 8eleipi9nu9 ce5 papz
feS an9efla9t. Der Staat5anwalt be-
antra9te 9e9en Jpn @efdn9niBf rafe, IA
CT einen u0e9enftanb per @erebrun9 fit
he &atbplifen Der &eraGtnn9 auSoei ebt
babe" Der@ertbeipt9er rage9en bebaupz
tete> cine @eripottun9 pper &eri9imz
pfun9 zines u0%e9enitanceS" Der Ser
ebrun9 fir &otplifen lie8e ni@t rpr, pa
ln1ter Der 8e;ei6nun9 0e9enitanp> r1ur
Sa4en gu Seriteben ieien> rer papit
aber feline ~Sa6e" let. Do5 @eri9t trat
rteier @ufa0un9 BET unb 1pra9 rem Mn;
9etla9ten fret!
CN. Gftte.)
- SIT &u95bur9 1T ter 3ucran9 gum
Yfanpbau5 10 9rpb> rab bic &o0a fei1elz
ben nt9t mebr ausreidt uno 1000 f..
aus bet Startfai1e an bic Yfancfale baz
ben ab9e9eben reroen mii0en. @enm
bic 2eute jebt int Scmmerl - siel you
ibrer 5abe IN Serlab brin8en ma0en, 70
1T pa5 mpbl tin itdere53 etden per madz
lencen Npt6 cer armeren &la0en oa 1ont
bod Scr;u95meile muir im @inter> Der
bartenS abresSeit, bte3uRudt gum pfanpz
baule pe6 pfanebauS fart III Nnlprn6
9enpm11en miro.
i Cf. 8tte.)
Sn 8ursbur9 itno idmmtlide
bayertl9e 8i196fe su oer aujlbrlt9
&blt6en @pnferen suiammen9etre<
ten. CM. Gbte.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-27
TQrm III Y%erfaufen.

Cine 5arm spn 1850 older belssen tit Wef 81. TauI, fani
Wafsilsn srn st. gaul, 80 Older unter Gultur unS nit Qaatsen,
Storm une Safer beasat, Is Der 5enssn fno aans neu, @obu:
baus, sud-, 5%rudttaus. staauns &c. auf Der Garnt; 70
Ider inb 5el3 rno @telsn, gut nit Q0aher serfeten, bic 5arn,
1T an benz Sunfib Sees nabe Su Sdulen unb Rir6eu. Die
Srudt tann NIT psrtauft 1pesten, wenn sewInidt.-80 Rutten
Brudfetn itnb babel.
QDeBe1 greis su ssfabren lei
s. @plbber8,
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3en3iuS II. &QnGe.

9aHtler in wianos. Wuffali'hen Jr7,uner.
len, Nrten unb Standardization.
sT- Naeintee a.senten fur be terltmten ,.Webt.
in gtep-gprt Gttp.
NJ unterridt auf jetem S%nHrumente rtrb ertbetlt Il.
3tanrs rpcrben gehin,nt inter @arantieu eaer.
Der Bebtenune.
ecneert Sad, Ste strass. nate Der pvt =. Offee, G.
p.ul. Dtinn. as
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5Fnrm All p%erfQufeu.

1876 older sutes 5arnlant, tn 1afcta Gruntc. 4 gNsu,r
yen her Srutts belsaen, tne nit rarauf ifstsnter 1rudt.
strhntaus, @deraerath' Wistbetane uno oaen 6orm,ubetrr
trrrt gu pertauien. Bel Ger 5arm 1T Gin builder 9Dein. 1nO
Stitaartsn. ~
Nitere5 bel 1it firm ~. ( ,-
2rniS &orfbaaeen,
tit Sees Store, Ste StraBe, 3pilten Mianelpta
unb Gebar.
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Emmert & Sbmei3er,

eagle @trAbs, OF. pau!, febt ben, seehrten pu-
tli'un l~srsrssit 3u Disnfsn mi: ausasriGnet,1 Il,
ea9eTbisr pom tf'fsn Gsbrdu, fir ;:bfn geoarf
unS gum tiQtb|len Vfeile, unb erp lieb!i bisrrit
tbr 6abrifat teifens esr ~aecbrten Nbnehmera In
6tatt unb Qauo.
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Mftnnefpta Sans,
i Dtut(aes Sat- unc BoarptnszD aus
BON 9ermanu Gtrfler>

WEtII1ItUVUll8 U1tHN-
Dem b%tuti1en vuh!ifur hermit Sic eree5sns
An;sise, bab id ms!n neu sinasridsetee 5aus
nit alum Gpmfcrt fur bic geebrtsn 0dfte auf's
3eafominsnfe psrishen uno tets raraIf balter
neree, mir ben @eifa9 pom Hr1sdrsrsn unn
Gtntebreneen burd ansfnehmss Qpais< etre
uc5luerlebne Gafel uno Die frsunclt11e Beb;e.
nung III lerinaen. 5tur ben Wuslp1un babe id
bur6 Dir bette 5taQuna se,prat. 1872
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sber tit bet Sfiee Der Mtnneipt @taats3eitung.
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1uaenofebler.
u9tafDpee bQu}e,"

VSVN1VPEE VN1N,
unreli ps5 Gi(na.= GeutralzB abn Dspo,.
Wttnneaool1s, Wftnn.
MiH. 9"ar!mann> &ia;ntbimrr.
Wstns psr'btu Gais Trosn bst m,: fsts ii,
os|fe Bsb's:ane unb Iil4 unr 9osie IN nssiner
ppt!stnNcrtats;fn cau{e. Mtins 9es :ntb1lt
fsts ots be(tsu se:rGnfc.
@-sSlss 'usass:i9nes 5taaunt ii nit BEN
tluis nerbunesN.
M h. j. q +r1
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-07
aGTs rT3

TRUE.-Joubert says; i.sWhether
one is an eagle or; an ant, in the in
tellectual world, seelns t0 me not 10
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New York Advertisements
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Laurens Railroad---New Schedule.
ie "a z IzsE zs:&E....ssI
,FFICE LAURENS RAILROAD

" Z ISI1 III y ft1-tN5 fF.iii1ItV4LE,
LAUEENs G. H., S. c., July II, 1867.
nN and after MONDAY, 22d instant. the
~ trains will run over this Road as fol-
lows, until further notice:
Leave LSurens at 5 o'clock a. M. on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive
at Newberry at IL o'clock a. m.
Leave Newberry on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at fifty minutes after IL
o'clock. connecting with both trains on the
Greenvil!e and Columbia Railroad at Hele-
ma Shops. JOSEPH CREWS, Snpt.
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A young machinist of California,
Is about applying for q patent for a
steam plow, which pulverizes the soil
and at the same time plants and har-
rows. ;is e,t
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PassenGers taking this route, going
North, have choice Of route from Greens.
boro, Weldon or Portsmouth.
EB- Tickets good over either route.
baggage checked through.
For THROUGH TICKETS to Richmond.
Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, apply at Ticket Office, foot Blan-
ding street. CALEB BOUKNIGHT,
Oct . Superintendent.