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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-24
THE NOST pERFEeT jR0H 1U)llE.
sVAEU HBEE PREP PAHATfDNN.
CJJRE OF CONSUMPTT0Nlu !

Asthma, Bronchitis, &C., Revised Directions ior
preparation and Use 3s'..- - - - 4
A Substitute for Mother Milk COMSTOCK's1
RATIONAL FOOD, for InWyahds, V I'D, Infants - .ll and
Hp6befT ELIXIR RoFYELIOw PERUVIAN
BARK (Cincona Calfsays), ,A.cordiM, tonic and
fsbEifggs 9 g as approved BY sse Profssston !, ,@
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MTHBsDIsTRIcT G0URTf OF T8E US

~ lA&3bs bsNfksAtn$SSs N0SSSAz NSs s~s>a-SSho
=. For the Dist. ofS. Carolina. = =
~ II sae RoWES MSsseF q In BANKauPrcr. ,,,a:r.n
At ,KnkrNe, IN the said Di4Ict, on the 18th dy
-! $50 .rl'" Of September, 1868. n - :: :, >
VTyH1s Is to give notice that Petition has been
i filed in said Court, by w. J. BOWEN, Of
York, in said District duly declared bankrupt,
under the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to
EstahlishS q. UnifoIms System Of BR4krnptcy
Throughout the united States" Approved March
"a, 1867 for q discharge and certificate thereof,
nom ali his debts and other claims proygble un.
der said Act; and the 9Th day Of October 1853, at
IL O'Clock, NJ, ls assigned for the hearing Of tie
same, before w. I. CLAWSoN, one Of the Reg
isters In Bankruptcy of said Court, at his oHceih
Yorkville, South Carolina, when and where the
Creditors may attend, and shew cause, If any they
have, why the prayer of the said Petition should
JJysfPM!nsfEpPING, Il sfEpPI ,U. b. Marshal as Messenger. |
- + BY j Il. CLXwseN, Deputy Messenger. -
'Septem ber H. .s... .,# SO Is.... :.l.E !8t
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TT affords MS pleasure to announce that our
COLONEL McCoRKLEt has returned from
the North,. bringing with him some. of those
BEAUTIFUL GOODS that many Of youS have
bean waiting TO aee. In few days our entire
Stock viii be in Store, and 1t will contribute much
to our pleasure sKdlpsss0ns visiting our town
will give us cal, and examine our Stock.
> - -. .t.a.r II . J. & E. B.-STOWE.
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I'M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE q. s.
For the District of g. Carolina.
16nn In the n MssssF ls%Sa. Ss In B4sKagr1cr.

e
16Hn In the n MssssF sWSx. Ss in BAsKaup1cr.
ut Yorkville, in the said District on tie 18th day
H., $50 Of September, 1885, - .
H1HIs is to give notice that Petition has been
filed in said Court, by JOHN T. OWEN, Of
Abbeyille District 8. c., in said District duly de-
clared a Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress en-
titled "An Act to Establish a Uniform System Of
the United States" Apptoy-
ed, End March, 1867 for discharge and Certificate
thereof from all his debts and other clainnsproya-
bic under the said Act and the 9Th day Of Octo-
Der, 1868, at II o'clock, NJ, is assigned for the
hearing Of the same, before VIM. I. CLAWsON,
one Of the Registers In Bankruptcy Of said
Court at his office in Yorkville, South Carolina
when and where the Creditors who have proved
their claims and other parties in interest, may at
tend and shew cause, If any they have, why the
prayer of the said Petition should not be granted
.J. r. NJ EPPTNG, US. Marshal,
r~r By ]. 81. CLAwsoN, Special Messenger.
- Sey,tamber IL g36 ..- Sf
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-24

D@ A man can move the highest noun
tain to or from himself with the simple le
yer of his two legs. 2, ..~'.-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-24

VIII be inserted at One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per square for the first, and Seventy-fye: Cents
per sauarefor each subsequen tion-Iess than
three months. Asquase consists Of the sp&ee oc-
capied by ten lines or this size type or one inch.
No advertisement considered less than square y
Semi. Monthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Advef.
tsemeHh, win be charged Two Dollars per square
for each insertion. ~ hj,s
Quarterly, Semi-AnnuAl or Yearly contracts
will be made on liberal TERMS -thb contract, how
eyer mpst in all cases be confined to the ipnmedir
ale business ofthe ffh OF iifdfvfdual eontkaetinE
Obitnarys Notices and TributBs Of Respect, ,rated
as advertisements. Announcements Of Marriages
serted gratis, and solicited. -.
zB- Personal Communications, whsh adnIissa-
BILE; Communications of limited orindivual inter-
est, or recommendations Of Candidates for Offices
of honor, prpat Or rust, will DO charged for as a.
verHsements '.AT5.. la, SiI!ri,l 1,s,s III .Er'.J
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M RANKRUPTCY.

IN THE MATTER OF 8. NJ HANNA, BANKRUPT.
20 WHoMIT MAYiCONC Germ :AThe under
signed hereby gives notice of his appointment as
ASSIGNEE OF s. M. HANNA, of York District,
State of South Carolina, who has been adiudged a
Bankrupt upon his own Petition, by William I;
Clawson, Register: All persons indebted to said
Bankrupt will make immediate payment to ilhe
undersigned. :. 8. Il. MOORE, Assignee.
Yorkgille. September 10, 1858. 81 st
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I'm BANKRUPTCfY!a u

TO WHOM ITMAY CoNCERNsz,-Fhsu under
zig ss7ss s 1IsssS Ssssf fs Pass 81 8 PPsR
Of York District, State Of South Caroline whe has
bean adjudged Bankrupt upon hist SthR Reition,
by WI. Glawson, Register. All persons indebt.
ed to said Bankrupt will make immediate pay
meAt to the undersigned. - =
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ROSADAI1IS
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
For SAFE Sale s4 p1l plipssst.,. sst, 10 Esasryansfe.f
AT THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
YOU can find, in the way of DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER DELA1NH .-f.f5. ~ '.,.':''- -,
. -... .. ... CHALIIS, -, - = i53sH >
s.-5 -. .N .s~--II LENoS, nIa.,r' jpRip7nl
, ~. ~. MOzAMBIQUES, HrnF - ~,
/: ~. ~. :: .e~... s POPIlNS, 7 Il 'i[19

IL. - : = WHITE LUSTRBS; )
.,. a.: ...... ..i4-.. .ir--.. -. BLACK SILKS.
DRESS TRIMMING, inendless variety ;Fhnges,
Gimps, Laces, white and blackt Buttons, 90.
pretty and cheap. A few piecesof MUSLIN that
are g sweet q %9,nsPs sS1fsrst 8 s6ss1sss
FLOWERS, RUCHEs, STRAW ERIMtMINGs,
the endless variety Of NEW and BEAUTIFUL
GOODS, to be found only at ..sL .CnAL.t
J. Il. E. B. STOVES. >
Nav 2s.EGfjg Sssl22xtg If
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE MATTER OF E. A. CRENsHAw, BANKRUPT.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CON Germ: The under.
signed hereby give notice of their appointment
District. State of South Carolina: who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Petition, by
William + Clawson, Register All persons in
debted to said Bankrupt will make immediate
payment to the undersigned -
J. 8. r. THOMSON, "A ss,s,,ooe
49,. r s. JEFFERYs, .Atg Ass'gnoes'
Yorkyille. September 10, 1863. 81 st
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NTR RESTDESMOKINGTOBACCO

mo calm the mind, soothe the nervous SYSTEM,
and imnroye the unds.stand ding, there Is moth
ing better than, 9, few whifs Of that aelight
fragrant Smoking Tobacco, "FIREsIDEa% XhiSaa
you can get by calling at J. q E. B. STOWEs
hTemple Of Fashion" = -o.':--z.-a|
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-24

PRACTICAL ANATOMY AND sUNEIRY.
Each Of these rooms, with ample means of II
lqststion, is open ten months In the year, and
under the supervision Of the special Professors,
repdering the Department perfect.
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m EQT7TY-YORK DISTRICT.

IN -YORh DlSIHICI.
D. T. LESLEY and J: g: Hoddey, Administrators,
vs. W. r. Hays and ethers.1610Jori in1n''c-
vUyHE Creditors of DAVID RODDEY, deceased,
are required to present and establish theirde-
mands before me, accordingto law, on or before
the lst day of October next
. "a; - WALTER B. NETS, G. Z. Y.;D.
Aupust 27 30 ..... ...-. lm"
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The AurErittFs !Gngairtr,
.TERM6AlIN ADVANCE:

One eopy. ,one 3 so
One Copy Six months, ......... ........... 2 OOl
One Copy, Three xn6dltfs s,s...s.@s.,,,.e.s ! EOD
TWO Co1ies: one wear 90
Five Etioies.> g - ps .a.,............. .a IL so
nfoSS r9n11tsaS Ir[Sss N lS m
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'ea5 ,.,.,i CLINICAL INSTRUCTIONS. ~
Clinical Instructions in the University twice
week, also In the Philadelphia Hospital Pepnsyl-
vsii6H Hhdpd6l 6lSWA1EH6pltaEfor haEyst fhila-
delphia Lytng-in Hospital, German Hospital, and
n. ~ fEanclss = HospaFta'. - ar .f.G
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-24

ALLISON ID BRATYON, s.;' 8,
IN addition 10 he:artse,es usualiy. Vent in sWen
IL selected Stock Of DRUGS, sEMEDIgIHE6,
|CHEMIGALSs de-, haSenew on band the fallow-
ing :,t>.1@fZ ~ ;pn
New iPrepa1s s.ioHs,
to which the attention of the public Sssneeaiiy,
ape eadR5ERs REaisaRss ssH fss
FLIYERl GIL. This beautifd -,iCE on, -so%K
FRENCH PREPARATION q Z,
Possesses not only the nourishing properties OF
CoD.idvER OH, but also the Tonic, stimglant
phoruss which renders Il stronser,than pure IG9l,
Liver Ql.saVing, therefore, time, money, sufaF-
IF foTaEsA.s oda 5S; 1eDo,FHERBo-p Il -pHospHATEp
ELIXIR OF HORSE RADISH.
Yhis Elixir settng asa Dihrede; Tonic samuiant
Bmmenagogue and powerful Regcnerstor0 the
Blood, Is most Invaluable remedy for sH Con-
stitutonal disorders dueto theimpd and pow
efty OF the Blood" rf>i5' 'f'a' 90? 9, e,f'i-rs'
TRE MOST PERFECT R0e 1BlNe,
aqhG assH1s sisfs RsSK EF5 HRs e aab 1s Fiji
The Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, is plesssnt Cordial,
and contains eight grains of Pylopaosrhats Of
Iron, in each fluid ounce; and In ki cgses where b
mild md eficaeious IRON TONIC is tdestred,
will be found 8 most
VALUABLE z PREP PAR5A4TfDNNs.1
HUBBELL's ELIXIR OF vALERINATE
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cainative attd ton
ic. Used in Hysteria; Spasns, Nervousness and
Debility. Full Directions accompany eaeh Bottle
Of %fisoS the ssS2s PrsPsssIleas; OF HYpo
PHDsPHFTE AND BLoODGETHSlF0r the
CURE OF CONSUMPTI0N,y,a,
Asthma, Bronehitis, &C. Revised DIRECTIONS lbr.
r A substitute for Mothers Mifk-coMSroCK,sE
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.z'yfSSa Z 0GaaNCERdES. y%s
IF Jon want CHEAP GROCERIES,, call on
Il "'s~ So. 80 McCANTS.
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@To persons who i1akek1p clubs 0ffe6 u
faffishSd ozsyssrx1Se ofShafea -
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MUSEUM

The Ma:earn i tJHaFesf 3afhet.aat IN the CITY,
embracing fine collection OF Anatomfeal, Physi
Illogical, Pathological, and Eoological preparations
whiGh are highly, sdvantagsgus 10 the Student Of
Meficne. OnG ;Is111G - ~ .1al MA ~ 90. 80
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BOARDING.

Students can B6aM fuhIa a tD $s per week: or
ton1l 81 To- 38per week q an .,,,r -
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.

:" BY j. II. CLAWS0N, opecIH THess61IKM'
September IL 238 ,:.- 3f
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CLUBS.

=
it; another cut it when ripe, and the rust
had ruined the grain; another states that
he cut before ripe, when no rust appeared,
and found the berry plump and got a, lar
ger proportion of -four per bushel than
when he had cut on full ripening. And
thus one after another gives his experience
upon all sides of this question, until the
facts render it's solution clear. Now, a
learned dissertation upon the wheat plant,
with an ingenious theory, unaccompanied
by facts, mig int lead to different conclu-
sion, and gain applause to the speaker, but
not being based upon true foundation,
would only lead those astray who acted up
on it. There can be no objection to an oc.
casional essay upon some subject BY one
who understands it practically. This should
be a feature by itself, and would be an i'm.
portant source of Improvement; but the dis
cussions should be conducted in the freest
and most informal manner. Besides, this
method of conducting the discussion would
have the advantage of making every one a
participator in the proceedings, and thus
interest him. : a.. -.
Every farmer con find language to state
a,fact IN reference to. a., subject, who, most
likely, would not feel competent to make 8
speech maintaining theory, and, in fact,
all theoretical discussions should be avoided,
except as they grow out of well-established
facts. Theories sometimes cause expert
ments which lead to important discoveries,
and in this way tend to increase knowledge,
but too often theory is advanced as known
truth, and when acted upon as such may
lead to disappointment and disastrous fail
ure. Theories are already too abundant,
but for well-ascertained facts, there is very
! great need. These club meetings excite the
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woven Covcrlids, by Mrs. J. C. Keys; two woven
ConnteIpanes.;by Mrs. L. j. Langs,on; one woven
Coanterpane,< by Miss eliza Norris; two Knit
Countetpanes, by Mrs. J. III. Jones; same, (one)
,Narcissed es ;s:a piece. ofSLeafber, by
Yoaff55 Committee make The following awards:
TO s1iss Eyir9 Milford; for The best Quilt; Mrs:
JIG; Keys, for the best: Co4erlfd; Misc Eliza Nor.
.ris; 70 S;the best woven. C5unteypane; Miss Mar
cssa Jones for fketbest Knit Gouuterpane;sB B: p.
Norris, best specimen Leather.
sons notion -the=Associations djOuraed to, meet
on saleday.ia February zt,sbsing7 the regular
quarterly meeting. -. -...,s.a- =:
So -. JAMES a. HOYT, Sec.
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:: SHERIFF.s;;Ss SALE.

BY virtue of writs of Fiera Facas to me directed,
/ wiilsexpose to sale on Saeday next, at Anderson
c. H., within the usual hours Of sale, the following
property, TO wit; - y. II
Ono Tract of Land, containing 4S7 acres, mere
OF less, bounded by:lands ofsJohn. Burdne, Slime.
on Smith and Others, levied: as the property Of
n. Il. Reeves, atthe suite B. F. Webb.
One uuimproved Lot in the Town of Anderson,
known in the p1an.0f said Town asGbe Northeast
corner of square No lG, containing pne-half acre,
more less, levied on as the properly Of E. Webb;
at the suit of Sharpe & Watson. 'sc.rs>
sSOnc Tract of Land, containing 200 acres, more
>or less, known the Warren Place. ON waters of
Three-and-T Twenty Mile Creek, bounded by lands
/ of Robt. Adger, Major Seaborn and Others levied
on as the property of Samuel W. 5filler, at the
suit Of Hull Atkinson, survivors.
One Tract of Land, containing l51 acres, more
or less, on waters of Generostee crsek, iboursled
by lands of John w. B. sketon, EstIe ofeJossph
Taylor and others, levied on SIS the property Of
Wm N. Keown, Al the suit of Jacob Burriss. *
:: One improved Lot in the Town of Anderson.
conlai lining hrec-forths ofsani acre. more or less.
known MS the Cochran House, bounded on theeast
by Main street souih.by lot of Samuel Crawford.
west by lot of John 3. Moore, and on the north by
Church street, levied, ON as tie propsrty;of' "A.
Evins, security for B. f. Hammond at the sui. of
Duckwortlf and Martin, Admrs - ,sr ..;i =. :
I'M tract OF Land containing o5Us acres, more
OF less, waters Of Rock and Watermelon creeks,
bounded, by lands Of Griffin BFeazeale, Hugh Ma
l1affa. Wm. MEG ukin and others On the premises
are:two fine Mill sites, about sixty acres Of Bottom
land; and o-comfortable dwelling house and our,
buildings. Levied on as the properly of a. Eyins,
security for B. F. Eamniond, at The. suit of Duck
worth and Martini Adm rs. 60 .;S. 80 :
Ont ussday after saicday, attEeresideuee ofstEe
defendant, miles south Of Anderson; CT H.; one
COW and sealf, 2 yearlings; one four-horse wagpr;
one tRo-horse wagon,,, one buggy and harness.
chairs. i bedsiead, 2 feather beds and bedding. =
small 5tatlesil dining table, 1buread and safe
Lowed on as tile property ofsN. NcAlister,, rat the
suit-cf WmB b Watson. e5. 81. Z
Terms Gash=purclasers to pay for titles and
stamps sesass, sesea..s, sss:.. sst.
;..:I' 4; 80: yhl: MoGUKIN, s:Aci :.
Dec 9, 1868. -. -. q:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-A..NDNRSQN COENTY

N TIE. couRr' OF coSafoN PLEAS.
John III MDobbin Administrator, vs. J W Cooper
and wife, LolA Cosper, James Il fagctt, and
oth4rs-l tdG0a.for Relief &C. .s.' -, =.
1T appearingsto my satisfaction that trJ-W: Cooper
ana wife, Lou AsCooper james r Pagel,and Flor
ence. T. Page. Dsfendanlsia the above stated case,
reside without the limits Of this State On motion
Of Reed s Brown, sol. et,Tit is M -,
ORDERED, That the said Defendanis,d do severally
appear nNhis Court within forty Gays from the
publication of'this notice and plead. ausWerfor
demur 10 the pet,lion filed against them, or-the
same will.be taken pro con fcsso. -.
-JoHN:W DANIELS, ccP.
Clerks Office, Anderson County,.
- December l6, 8GS - ., 2G-et =
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;sTIATE3OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERS0N COUNTY. So,

By W.. JE Humphreys, Esq, Pro: Judge.
S. WHEREAS, 1frs Kelly made suitYo me,,sto
granther Letters of Administration of:the Estate
and effects of G W Kelly. -. .f...4s y, !.
These are therefore 10 cife and admonish all and
singular The kindred aud creditors Of the said G
Wkclly, dcceased. TINT they be an. appear before
CourteIIou on the 18th day Of January, $50, ut
ii o'clock in the forenoon, To- slew cause if any
they have why the said Administration should not
be granted. .,..
Der, Ammo Domini,, 1868.
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zTHE j, CIRCUS n Gba1xG.

This anu be received with glad
ness by Juvenile portion;of the community, and
children .of larger growth will find some excuse to
enjoy tho splendid attractions offered by SToNs &
Uuakarrss circlis which hass.been pronounced TO
bs.ihs best in;;the world. Remember that Tnes-
dy: Is the day, and c7crybody can anticipate
chfslnas BY attending real live Circus full Of
wonders and complete in abiis appoint nnents =.
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AND DEN. STONES IS
j O GO S g M .u.1 e. S,

Are. fi1ed feaurcs with this Circus. and their re-
smarkable portrayals of animal Intelligence will
continue To afford rich themes for. .amusemcnt.
STONE s. MURn:sY advertise only such attrac-
tons M actually belong TO their Circus, and do not
.mncnify4 the abilities of their troupe when they
claim.that no exhibition .in,the worldrcan equal it.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDBRsGN COUNTY: =

By W:aW Humphreys, Esq, Pro. Judge.
WHEREAS, B Frank Sloan made suitto me; TO
grant him Letters of Administration tonis non
with the will annexed, ofthe Estnte and effects of
.nrs Susan Sloan.
These are therefore 10 cite and admsnish nil
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
Susan Sloan, deceased, that they be and appear
before me- il, the Court of Probate, to- be held at
Anderson Court' House on the 3lst December in
is,ant, qualification hereof, atl o'clock inthe
forenoon. 10 shew. cause, if any they have, why
the sad ADMINISTRATION should not be granted
Given Under fny hand, this 18TH day of Deeem-
Der, Ammo Domini, 1868. :
!. - WV. HUMPHREYS, r.J.A.c..s
r26 y
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Notice to Creditors.

AS. the Agricultural Association. meets at Ander
SON. H. on the 10Th, The meeting of R. A. Max.
wells creditors at pcndeton has been postponed
,to TIE I7lh inst, when he will be prepared to per
feet settlement of his Indebtedness on the oasis
herefof5re agreed'upor.
. Dec 8, 1865 iNs,.- 70 =: Ii-; .@.ssz
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THE GREAT JOHN HENRI

s..ts LIZ Q1G1iA1 S0AtN;. et'i1st'~t f.is-
The superb 7defanee, champion Equestrian and 11
ThauJnaturgic Artis;e-late Director of the Cirque
loieon, Paris. His frst season in AEerica: )
Ls.Jeunc Barte, the premier Bareback Horse
man-champion rider Of the world. - $. - =.
:. Murray and Hutchinson, theiExcelsior Aero
bats-lhe spiginatore. of5a ncw series OF. novel
performances. -: s,sS.S.i.',-s.
ThelRolIandc Brohers;.the peerless; sensational
Gymnasts. = a. - ;.
:. George Cooke, the noted English Protean char
actor Rider. FIRST season in America. -,
aIr-Den. stone, the skil!ful Doctor Of Fun and
popular IIumoriss.s and : =, ); -.
- Mr.: Fred May, thu merry MONARCH Of Clowns
and favorite Jestcrswill preside. iu the Depart
nent Of Alirth. go.
z Mr.. Harry North, tile most expert Tumblcr in
tile world. ~ - x. -,,zs'-.i.-.
g: MrBurt johnson, the champion: LcaperSand
& Mr. George Murray, the Grotesque Comedian = s:
:. Mr. Robert Johnson, The remarkable Pancrallst.
Her Ludoff, the amazing EQnilibrist. -
Vim. Armstrong, theelassic scenic Equeatrian.
The rhief attaches will be aided by Incomplete
force Of Auxiliary Talent, consisting in of part
Signors ;Morr,tti and 1&crtignes Monsicnrs,.Nic,
own end D 'Ucroixl; Herrs Wetzlar.5 Ponitz Stal:
lbers and Bishofen: Messra. Bywick, Forrest and
Merton; Masters Freddie, Clarence and Walter
The whole forming -, -.
,v-p-
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. I New AdYeEl.ti sements.
Sale.

3; MYsHOUSE and LOT on the. Greenyillc Road,
The lot contains Folr;and % half Acres: If not
sold within fen days.; It will berehted ow for next
vssaafs -. JOSEpH.N BROWN.
Dec. lie; 1862. - 1fEE226 2:.,d ~ =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-12-16

n B STONE & MURRAY's CIRCUS travels
exclusively by railroad special trains chartered;
1T immense expense Therefore, no attempt win
be made TO deceive thcpt,hlicby Street Parade Of
empty wagons, drawn hyl horses hired in the place
of exhibition. The attractions Of this Circus are
in the Pavilion.
nei- Don't forget the ime-TGESDAY, DE-
GENDER %, 1868. 554'ss3a