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T. REEVE GIBBEs

j. REEVE GIBBEs'
CONNIE ERCIkL SCH o u,
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING TAUGHT IN
FIFTEEN OR TWENTY LESSONS OF
ONE HOUR EACH.
u,HIs INSTRUCTION 8 PURELY PRACTICAL.
+ being taught entirey on the system oI evssy s
day business, as Merchlnt, Factor, Jobbing Dusi-
moss and NJ hechsnical pursuits. 10
writing and Commercial Calculations Will also De
taught. j., atar,,n,
and Federal Money Investments OF Gold IN Federal
Money Federal Curercy into Cold lnvesmeac. M assac,
Of Gold, &C., and all needful iniormauo
gentlemen and youths for entering into pusiness
sYsTEM is tho first thing taught in my School,
and, without it. no one Ia business man.
j. REEVE GIBBEs,
ACCOUNTANT, &c.
No. 46 RRQAD-STREET.
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Remepals.

E. e. JENKINS, M. D.,
TTAyING LOCATED HIMSELF IN CHARLES
II TON, offers his professional services to the
public. May be found until 10th instant at No. 16e
MEETING-STREET, and thereafter at No. ST.
PH1Ip,s-STREET. wfm6+ February
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CIAkLEsroN CHAMBER OF CONF
MERCE-xLvrH ANNIVERSARY. 80.
Anniversary on To,Norro,o, February lltn,
1855, st the Mills house. :, stnno
An Election for officers win be held ct the above
rlace between the hours Of O'Clock and O'CLOCK,
?. A., under the management Of the folowlng mein'
suing year conprrN.v
+ I pFrzER. F. TUPPER.
ne T coward o Ell. WELLS. =
Ma,nhers Intending to dine will call on the Treasu-
rarI for Their Tickets. Dinner will be served up at
o'clock, P. NJ, precisely. n.,nor
. By order. - d. pHnnUr, Taano1rsr
FebruaTy1o Q Secretary and treasurer
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G0ufaiDnat.

URsULdNE ACADEtl VALE ChosiS'
NEAR OOLWBIA, 8. Q.
1INDER- THE PATRoyAGE OF THE hi1nA
u Rev. Bishop Lynch.
The First Session of lss will begin on the ls'
February and end on the st July.
For circulars address b, a,o,
January 1S limo MOTHER 6OfEnlOn-
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Mtttinas.

Z nORANGE LODGE, 10. Il, A>F. MI
REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF YOUR
"A LODE will be held This Evening, at @ Masomc
Hall, at half.past z O'Clock. Members VIII take oue
notice. and govern themselves accormngSc, iac pn,
,sasN Hs 49, m ~ : I ~ Secretary.
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THE sENNETTsvILLE JOURNAL

THE BENNETTsvILLE JOURNAL
rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
L at BennettsvilIe s. G., In the eastern portion
Of the State, by STUBBs LITTLE. Proprtetors.
and offer superior Inducements to Merchants snd
all others who wish 10 extend their business "a lms
solicit the patronage OF our Charleston friendS
Terms-sSper aunum, invariably 10 advance Al
vertisems snts inserted at very reasonable rates
July
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NIGHT SCHOOL, NIGHT sCHooL'
Nd s6 WENTWOR rH-STiEET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH..
yT,HE HOURS FOB TEE EXERCISES IN ARITH,
METIC, WRITING, READING, GILMAN G = Fnq ~
ENGLISH GRAMMAR ar from to cciooA f. m'
Terms-S2 per month II advance.
BooS,aesp,ns Boosrassp eharseo el' O. q. BERGMAN.
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Misfeaaneous.

DON,T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA.
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANBNlN'S HE-
PATIO BlTTERS, an unfailng remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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lost aao touuo..

y 0sT On SUNDAY, ABOUT ONE
Il O'Clock, In King lor Mary streets, Q LADfS
BROocH AND COLLAR. The finder w1n ne rews.o'
ed bv leaving it at NO. l6 BoYCE's "HAhF' ~.
February 10 .. : -
@ICrED nip. BETWEEN CASTLE
n;nci-nav and Fort Sumter FLAT, containing
lumber. For further particulars apply at No, D
JvItNTWORTH-STREET. February l0
r 0sT. ON THE CARS BETWEEN
IL K1uesville and this city, q Red RUSSIA LEA
TIER F0RIMONNAIE, containing $26 In money
and free ticket on the road in the name OF Mlss
Hnffman. Any one finding the same Will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at THIS OFFICE -5-
December I8 .-.--6 -. ~:
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DIR. H. M. CLECKLEY,
HOMGOPATHIST,
TTAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
a to HAsEL STREET, No. TO- four or Ave doors
east of the Postoface January so
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was the head centre of the world, and he
proceeded tosmake good his belief by put
ting up .caravansary in which he invested
all his faith and greenbacks. TRAIN now
effervesced more than ever. His verbal
detonations rang from one end Of the coun-
try to the other. He was travelling ad-
.vertisement for Omaha and the biggest
hotel in all creation. But for once TRAIN
failed. Too tempestuous to stay in one
horse country town he swung like pendu-
lum from point to point, ''around the
circle" Politics began to affect his brain,
and in one of his aerial fancies he nomina-
ted himself for President. The women got
hold of him and secured boiling hot advo-
cate of their .'rights' so-called. He started
newspaper in connection with crinolne
skirt. He became convert to the Pendie-
tonian theory that the national debt must
be paid in greenbacks, an ardent opponent
of Radicalism, and last but not least has
ohoisted his |. .,ner on the outer WALL IN the
name of the Ii.sh bird of freedom. Train.
has Fenianism bad It carried him to Ire
land where he bearded the English lion'in
his den. In two hours more living vol
cano was pouring forth an eruption from
the mouth of the craythur-as an Irishman
would say-which threatened to lift the
roof. Before ten minutes had passed, the
cable was loaded down with messages to
the President, half the members Of Con-
gress and score Of newspapers. TRAIN
was in luck. He fermented worse than
ever. He was walking fly blister. He
threatened England with stars and stripes.
The prime minister became frightened and
told the Corkonians to let the monster out
Immediately, which they proceeded to do,
and he is now supposed to be travelling
through Ireland making stump speeches
and inviting everybody to buy ffteen-inoh
guns and Spencer rifles.
The following is the latest spark from
this TRAIN. 1t is the end of letter sent
TO the editor. of the New York World from
cell No. l2 Of the Cork jail, which concludes
with "Mene, Meme, Tekel, Upharsin"
proclamation to the modern Babylon. It is
very much on the principle of "Come on
Mr.. Macduff and damn'd be he who first
cries hold, enough l''' How, when or where
this electric, eccentric and effervescent per-
sonage is likely to turn up, no man can tell.
Like the Paddy's flea, "You put your finger
ou him and he isn't there"
THE CRACK OF DOOM.
DOWNFALL OF BABYLON,
PREDICTED IN A FELoN's CELL
BY A PRISONER OF STATE.
Al the handwriting in the Banquet hall
Foreshadowed there Belshazzar's fall,
AID Daniel in the lions den
GAye Judgment to the sons Of men,
Perhaps from out some felon's cell
Where England plays her game Of He'll,
with Murder, Arson, Theft and Rape,
Some outraged Prisoner Of State
NAV light the fuse Of Rodman's gun
That sinks the modern Babylon
Americans ask what they think right,
pay your blockade bills or strip for fight,
RAIeage Dur citizens-change your law,
OF clear YOU decks for bloody war
What No money after all your ill-got gains,
Sell Ireland then for tn Alabama claims,
Or one live American in Cork
May teach forty millions how to talk.
Harkl 10 hear our corsairs boom
Get ggesdyI lis ths crack Of DOOM
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Aotth.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN CHARGE
OF the above well known Hotel, respectfully In
forms his friends and the travelling public that it
has been REFU!aN1sHED IN ALL OF IT'S DEPART
MENTs. The table will at all times be supplied
with TIE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. includ.
ing every delacy in season, while the cuisine will
be une1ceptionable. The Bath Rooms attached to
the Hotel are supplied with the celebrated Artesan
Water, and HOT, COLD OR SHOWER BATHS can
be obtained al any time. The same attention will
be paid to the comfert of the guests heretofore
and travellers uap rely upon finding the Charleston
Hotel equal to tiny In the United States, Tho pat
age Of the travelling public is respectfully solicited.
j.. P. HORBACH, Agent
January G. 2mo Proprieto..
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WANTED, AGENT EV s:RYWHElN.Et;'
w n selI tne MAGl CLEANSING CREAM.
sample doz. terms. snow ,rds. etc. sent on receipt
Of 81 ICUMMi.Nos Dosto- GOV, -
roromhar 1s 3mos
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DOs,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfalling remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver For
sale by all Druggists.
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SURVIVORS, Ass'OCIA TO M OF
= CHARLESTON DISTRICT. qLa
MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIATION WILL
. a be hell Tb-Aoro.o Tuesday, Esen'sg at MAI
80 A nunctual attendance is especially desired, as
busress of importance will be brought up ZOE con-i
b. order of the President =, ,,,,-,,, l.io.
V,abrparv IN e: Secretary.
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r.E FLORENCE GAZETTE.

DUBLIsaED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT FLOR
L ENCE, S. c., offers an excellent medium TO
Merchants and others who wish to extend tneir
business in the Pee Dee section Of the State. Rates
CT advertising very reasonable. September 10
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HOME, LOAN AND .BUILDiA@ Assn
~ v CIATION.. a.. .. -,
r51HE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THIS AssOClAi ioN ~
will be held This Evening, tho l0th INST, at :. !
O'Clock P. NJ at Masonic Hail. when slaleIen' M Z,
election Of officers for the ensuing year. and sale Oh
the sd instanent take place. - f.
full attendance of shareholders requesteo.
=. The dues OF members will be received during the
day at No. 26 Hsyne-street.
Trolr.,nr.u 10 1 GEO. e. KlNSEY. ITeasurer.
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n n E.w.s 8 U M Ia r z,

Gold closed in New York yesterday at 42s.
Cotton closed in New York yesterday
Armer, but less active at zoe. Sales, 5000
bales: -,
Cotton in Liverpool yesterday closed &C.
tive and advanced. Uplands, in port, sas{d.
salss, 1s, ,OO0 bales.
lit; is reported that the Senate Judiciary
Committee are not favorably disposed toward
the Supreme Court bill.
General Banks Naturalization bill VIII Dc
much amended, as tits not considered suffi-
oiently explicit BY congressman.
1t is said that the Emperor Napoleon mas
accented an invitaion from the Sultan TO Visit
Constantinople next summer.
IL statement is published to the effect that
the President contemplates redistri,ting the
various military departments and making
changes in their commanders.
The Pope recently ordered the Tie Dea"
suriy in all the churches Of Italy, in honor OF
the! victory at Montana. Victor Emmanuel has
issaed proclamation prohibiting holding reb-
eious services for such a purpose within the
kingdom.
The Washington corresp 7ndent OF the
New York Herald says that 'the impression
is fast gaining ground that General Grant is
either in actual sympathy with, or has been
humbugged by, the cunning official whom the
rascals have dubbed the 'Carnot' Of America"
An editorial IN the London Times OF We'd
nesday, on the subject Of the arrest Of Irish
Americans, al admits that the arrest Of Train at
Cork was q mistake, but 1t should be distin-
euished from the arrest Of Irishmmen who
come over here from the United States with
the,secret intention OF creating revolt.
AT meeting held in Birmingham, England
few days ago, John Bright made speech, m
which he pleaded the wrongs OF Ireland In ex-
tennation Of the late Fenian outrsges, and
begged for church and Legislative reform. Mr..
Bright said there was nothing that the United
States Government could do If Ireland was part
and parcel OF the United States that England
might not do also if she would.
EARLY on Wednesday morning body OF
men, supposed to be Fenians, were discovered
in the yicinity Of Mscroom Castle, about twenty
miles from Cork, Ireland. They appeared to be
preparing to make an attack on the castle, and
the authorities Of Macroom were notified OF the
danger. "A strong force Of police we're ordered
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WTANTED.-Ex-CONFDERATEN ~ soLr o,,.r
w DIERS to. engage in q biness IN taeir % OWL
counties paying from $50 to 50 per montn IN
Address ..5.' j. hlLhh.n ~
Jannarv II 1mos PhiladelQh1a, ,Pa
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FARM TO LEASE ON THE PLANK
"A ROAD between three and four miles from the
cIty Apply to SMITH & MCGILILYRAY,
aeal Estate Agents, No. 27 Broad.street.
Fobrusry 7 fnw3
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Go Rent.

ITO RENT.--PART OF A HOUSE,
KITCHEN &C., near the Battery, partly fur
n!shed il needed. Apply at No. MEE1NG-
STREET, between two and three o'clock
Februaly10 10 NTH
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OEA ISLAND PLANTHON.-WANc
- ED TO Hire a SEA IsEp PLANTATION
for the ensuing year, with the Flege OF pqIeSnnS,
ing at the termination Of the lea Apply 10 'AooD
COHEN, No. 48 East Bay. =. ''-
February8
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ITO RENT, THAT HANDSOME RESI-
4 DENCE at the northwest corner Of Pitt and
Calhoun streets. Apply at office Of VITALITY q
SHAEFER, No. IA Broad street
EhhruHrY 5 WfmS
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VTTANTED TO PURCHE- A sMAnLt ALL
w STEAM ENGINE. for pping water, l.ao aooo. oo'
four.horse power with boiler. 1mclent s.eam
padity to drive the same and turh steam ior -;
ing Crude Turpentine Barrels: out si1.horse DOLL
er, butt with tubes or return f1u' E. BULL,
Eatrnaru =
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nON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKN[N'S He
PATIO BifTERs an 1nane re Temeay ts tEr all DIS DIS
sale by all DruggiDs.
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TNOR SALE OR TO RENT, DWELLING
IL HOUSE AND LOT, No. 6s Rptledge Avenue.
~-'' ~ ~ E. L. BARRE,
Febr1,ary3 limo No. 141 East Bay.
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noN,T FAIL TOTRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNTN'S He
Patio BITIERS, IN unfailng remedy for oil Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver For
sale by all QruRgista.
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WANTED, BY AN EXERIENCEO AC- Az.
w CoUNTANT and good ltnman, any empIoy. .
ment that would occupy his atntion lor 10" uoo'9
daily Address SCRIBE, civ ostofhce.
January -, - - -
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OEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COIIUN
AND RICE PLANTATIONS, FARMS and CITY
TROPERTY of all kinds for SALE and LEASE by
CLIFFORD L. MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. So Broad street.
November 9 omos
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T1OR SALE, FIFTEEN GOOD AND SER.
IL YICEABLE MULES, on easy and accommodate
'''s WAGENER, HEATH & MoNsEES,
February3 No. 165 East Bay.
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p0antsa
n so-0o M TWELVE

WANTED, $500 Fd TWELVE
w months, fol- which rcent per month
Will be paid, and an unencumbermor ortgage OF s,,y
real estate given as security ADDS 80, Cnaries
ton. through the Postoffice, stag Tnere an a1te :
view can be had. 4 n,s2, Feorusly =
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nON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERs, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by nu Drulqista
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5or Sale.

NOR SALE, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
II on Rutledgs Avenue. Lot 81 by 216. By
E. L. BARRE.
Fsbr1,ary3 limo No. 141 East Bay.
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Total value. $500
The character Of the officers and members Of the
Association is reliable guarantee for the faithful
tulfment Of the promises and purposes the Asso-
citation The property to be distributed is all vaua-
bic and is subject to the inspection Of all parties in
terested. We offer fancy articles at fabulous prices.
What every ticket holder is entitled TO he viii re-
eeve in valuable and available real estate cash
We add to the value Of the property amount suf-
cient to provide for the charitable promises and
expenses ofthe Association and the cost Of disposing
Of the Concert Tickets And without claiming that
the property Is worth the price it is set at in this
schedule we do claim that it set as low as possible
and realize margin sufficient for the purposes above
named
The Cotton Factory is the mill Of Mes.rs J. V (
E. Il. Carney, known as Bennington Cotton Mills"
is in full and successful operation, and within five
minutes walk Of the railroad depots is run by water
power, and has run but two years.
The houses are all paying high rents, situated in
the heart Of Bennington Village rapidly growing
village OF four TO six thousand inhabitants-where
there is not house unoccupied; and a hundred or
more tenements could be Immediately rented ifbnilt
The building lots are all on open, unoccupied
streets, and be readily sold leased. Some OF
them very desirable lots.
All Of the property is free from incumbrancO.
Good and valid Deeds OF all the property will be de-
posted in the Bank before the money is drawn out.
The Concerts will be given during the winter, and
general notice will be given Of the time.
It is extremely desirable that the money be real
lied immediately in order that the Soldiers Com
mittee may distribute the Charitable Fund where It
Is greatly needed the present winter.
The objects Of the Association should commend it
to the public and entitle it to their cheerful and
hearty support. Its schedule Of awards the rest
ever offered to the public in q presentation scheme
The class Of persons to be assisted by the Association
greatly need the aid here sought Tor them and after
much consultation this has been adopted as the best
ofreaching that end. This is one Of series Of
benefits, which the Association in sincere good faith
lnrend giving them; and which, II the public favor
us, viii go far towards rendering them comfortable.
1t is to accomplish this purpose that this appeal to
the public Is made. Every one who can should aid
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3alrolds
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing, Dec. Q, 1867, trains VIII run b
lows.
LEvE BURLINGTON
s.3lA M..IfAIL TRAIN for Boston, Low p
cester, Fitchhurgh, BrattlebOro. Spriu --s .
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany ana w r
arrive IN Troy at BIO P. VI. New Yors
Boston 7.3OP. VI.
Through to Boston and Troy irithout chang p
I.35.P.M. DAY EMPRESS for Rut,a1i. 1
Falls, Troy and New York. Arriving ID i--
4.IOP. NJ; Bellows Falls, SIS Z. ", So
tady S.25 P. NJ, New York 500 A. VI.
3.35 VI. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN q b
land, arrives in Rutland az 500 p VI.
s.45P P. NJ, NIGHT EMPRESS. with Sleeping b.
New York and Boston. Arrive il Troy
NJ. New York 1900 A. " Boston FL Al
T through to Troy and Boston lrtti9lt ail7g' OIL. .-
The e.45 and ]. 35 P. NJ. and $50 4. NJ. tua. -
close connection with the New Yd-s t-.---
Troy aud Albany for al points Nes-.
From the South and East Trans l---ire n 5s-.-
as follOlrs
AIS \. NJ, NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN, Wil, -
ing Cars, from New York and Boston L-
New York at > P NJ, Boston $50 T. d.
A5A.M. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from j.
land.
ASP. N.DAY EXPRESS from Troy AMI New i'-
sI5PM.SfAIL TRAIN from Boston: Lowell. p " orr
ter. Springfield, Hartford New Haven 4I.s 81
New York.
Forfurther INF, rmat.on apply at the ln.l
ct Office 81. Z. American Hotel Block OF al ~ T.
and Burlington Passenger station Nnsie u
can be purchased for all OF the above re r.1.t'
points West, North Vest and >outI We s
he made from any Of the various routes ".-
ingtOn.
Nv. WARDWELL, Agent Fls,en--il
J.W. CARPENTER, Agent. No.l AiAeI--'--
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THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLl

THE attention Of sportmen and dealers is called to
Il the following facts.
At the trial Of arms before the Examining Board
In Washington, August, lS66, cartridges made from
this powder, gave far greater penetration, range,
and cleanliness, and in competition with tho prin-
cipal American powders, proved in every respect
superior 10 all others.
At the Wimbledon Rife Meeting in England, July
1866, competing with the best Of foreign powders
the same resull- were obtained, with prize.
The Board convened by order Of the Commander
In Chief Of the State Of New York for the examn-
alton Of military small arms, whose sessions were
attended by officers specially detached by the Rus
sian, Prussan, aud Danish Government, say, in their
printed report Of the numerous guns on trial, that
after firing 100 rounds all but became SO foul
not to admit the cartridge
This led to n test of PoIcdeT and they deem the
subject Of So much importance that they say in their
report; THE potedcr used these cartridge, de,
seTres special mention as being rey superior 1t is
the Orange Rifle Powder
Another meeting of the Board, called by Special
Order No. l26 Of the Adjutant-General, under date
Of May Is 1867 is subject among other conditions to
the following, in article Sd:
In order to conform to the United States stand
ard charge, as now adopted, the charge of powder
Will be 10 grains The powder to be the Orange
Rifle Powder FG. manufactured by Smith and Rand
Powder Coz
One of the best sportmen in the State writes
with the Orange Powder made the largest score
Jersey city says, 1T is the best POWDER made
In the shooting matches where the powder has
been used it has been universally successful;
VIM Taylor, Esq, the Celebrated pigeon-shooter OF
Ihave ever used.'
Another celebrated shot from Central New York
writes Your powder is in high repute here and
the country round about, and will supersede all
Others"
OUR BRANDS ARE
Orange Lightning, III casters Nos. l. . B. t. grain
- Ducking, 5ib cansters, Nos. /, ? 3, I, grain.
- Game, brass-bound kegs, IL l-2ibs and Obs,
Nos |, ?, 3, grain.
Rifle Kegs, 25ibs, Il l2ibs, l-2fb, Fg Fig,
FFFg.
Rife, canisters, IN. l-2fb Fig.
Kentucky Sporting, canisters, lib, 2ib, FFFg.
1t may he obtained at wholesale at our Office or at
wholesale and retail from the following dealers in
arms
Cooper Pond, No. III Broadway.
Onion, Bliss Co., No. Is Warren Street
Schuyler, Hartley, Graham & Co.. No 10 Maiden
Lane
John P. Mores, Sons, No. DOG Broadway.
Merwin Simpkins, Nc. 262 Broadway
W. J. Syms Bro, No. 800 Broadway.
Spies Nissan Co., No 10 Courtlandt Street
Thomas J. Jones, No. 10 John Street.
A large consignment of the above powder constant
ly hand, which will be sold at manufacturers /
prices by L. VI. 6. l. HAGAR
Burlington.
Agents for SAITH & Rand Powder COMPANY, No. !
Broadway, New York. Nov. 4. d2w&w6m. /