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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-17
AUEFfi6lNgXEEs.
AssfEVEE,xsIIE.

AssfGNEESSAIE.
DY virtas of sasS sat tEnat fes pr.
dls, - 1ih 81 sse ssass 81 ssssast
ne1. sssah Ahs ssssk e 81 sgligls si Noun
tain MsRsii Rsii RSaa saf nsds 1saaIes GA =.
-AA wefd dcfawsoN, assignee.
December y H. 81, lsrar FL a.urt .anal8 =
ADMINISTRATORS sAIE.
II VILE offer for sale 4 Pphas optcrS nSh the
J. 7tb Of 4AN4ARY, Hexs & eansteake
Plantation, heat spait = i, .,sPe n,
SIX HUNDRED iBttSHki SsORG6&N,
Lot of Fodder, Shuoks, DO AAlso, on ths,11TH
OF JANUARY ct heslate-fesidenee Of the de-
ceased, near GaEdsyUaiaiHnis5sCounty,
FOUR THOUSAND RIHHELSs OR CORN,
Wheat, Hay, tFodibr and GgxGfsty safDther ar
ticled. Sid propssty Aeias& pnEtson - the estate
B TERMS OF SAnRscGASHsss 1a,i7y . so ijEI Z ~
:aafJ rS5ni5 4 sH.aH2HN0MS0N, s
AdmfnistzatWiw rWiH ahne1ed. i
Decemben.l0si f;l 3sa aat EA60o Isslz y.faI6
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oe oi NM "nsqHNOTICEssen 'hi iD'aJN
NEYarrangemehtsar snch d so lsusbie hasto
III furnish Large qpanaties pfp supsA2r,g gSalts
tNfCE Persons wishing tp pnfthzsS Hfep IS
qpsstsd.to give nae two or three week notice be
6re coming for It. ADDRESS la, .
q &c. si;i 1esirgt 30 raHt tAntochp6 fGs1
October 8 Al,
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JUDGEiOFaRR aRROBAENasr SALE.

Mrs. isabelle Stsefs, II lle W, !, b Steele
and Others, IHeim5 M 3 qsotHe Steele,
Deceased ss1.p4ss4 III ttf5aaf1,s j. ). e. -.
DY virtue n m, order nom ID. HARRIS,
1i4sr IL ssdss $ssa Fl s sf sss sa aSa x ths
!, FIRST M0NDAV I'm 5ANUARYaNKX
HE HOUSE Es9NDTag m eun-
monstn Psrtih6f ~ III SsiSSs f11ttl III FORK
ing i,Sis soi tst,9 "os t''l tsth sq'.
oNE:Ao88. .NaiHRE affSs "a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AAn.sxs.s1&s5ssL Z xs.s& : L'7t qeSSf'ssfL,HN II STlfL1,HsN1.

s.4SJ}Bs w1fE1AAs Nave
w applied to me fol, Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights
eSa coaSsusTessiss Sssa.ss 6 f 5scssIsat the
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Iqdyeuf PrcpaJeHC Cunrt f,rthg sgid1 ,gunty fdne
DECEMBER instant to shew cause.f any, why
the said Admhf atom sfould not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 14th day Of
December, in the year Of our Lord onsthotsand
--elehts hundred and SIXTY
S9sss e :ss t@spsaasRps s l HRRsfs ERlsss ss's'
FSS!ss FSS!ssssiaasSssiaIYa|22TfNf3ss spsI3tF1 F1l Fs1sssl
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PERFTMNRY.. sc. :

MERICAN, French and English Extracts for
"a Tfke sHRndk kerchie fxtat1 1res, OH and P6s
n1atles, for Hair Fine Taiet tSospss EtngEnt
glieh Teoth, Nail and HaiE Brushes Rhftsl9, Gntf
otherarficlesin thsiiine, both useful ,and oftn-
Mental always On hand at TIE York Drug stesSS
foNoeeinber % SCI 31oN fs4s .ssssy Ithnfzot
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NOTfCE..r

tuyHE % %co!partnership heretofore existing unnsl n
J NhS name ofRATAREEa& Of DAMIELS, ha
been dissolved, ,byimpt4al consent. i'll Alipensons
indebted 70 tbs.lste firm will mn make eflsmsnts
With hJAMES DANIKLS, wk0 ID itthoraSaff "a
luseths nsmeof the firm IL liaG.d16onsas ssd1
no saistrq zs?eb 'oa }ahEs b3AfEI; HIs; 1ned
4 Rock Hin, 81 c., December 81 nD4es2 & sAtseht
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" TO COTTON sELIERS, :

Is BUY C0TTON THis SEASON, Wi fte
pleased, 70 seeanythat may be eoffsred ID III mar
Cotton before sefhs The haghest market pfftfeae
Will be paii3.rGt .,sya9a GnS3 INC jk3sIST se n
Planters Wishing toship their S,otta4tg North
can make ARRANGE ehents through him. L1RERAL
wiirbe made ron Shipments.
Call and see hing before selling, ct his Store peaF
ts ss knss IN M0aHtsi1 mt RallTS1s 81 SsYR RsRss
3 sQssobsrds u,rakl asL,l2,11m ,naat sfria
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E1I1J35ATEsYOIfQaf50NS.

AK r0ae, SeEsIAlsaRed on n
yyfssssIsIa fsvs swe sgsa sgaa sA sEs from ss9,
mss Shs eG5Pr UPPivssty aREeisssss 8
as follows: Two 6undrS po46s ofSYNETY
DOLLARS eash, payable tsEthssa an9ak kinssal, l.
q Bond and pay8 thirty doll16ssS ySaf, can send
one student FK1E QFTUIF ION, ipr three years.
years to one Of tfbest Insfutions Of Learning in
the sou1n, by paying Thifty Dollars year on bis
bSnsi STnsssiaiIsdsssiased ass aapsf6ssa Agent, by
the Hof1t fhe pniSeSfsB No secures Bonds in
and nd tSss Iscent souffies 81 Ssssh .ls,so snd Is
supplied Win bfafiis ma s~llf teazFt s6re in
executing the Bonds and giSfagShe Necessary pa
ss KS Ghs4 shs sslsaFf Hfd T 9NH 'sedH s@edH
Boarding can be had in Greenville, at about $l2
PEI For @fn Further particulars, siiladd address 'lT
vr,-.TREy REy. TILMAN z i4.1srJ =; CANES hTN }SS,r
nXlrsa]lhdE, nXlrsa]lhdE,11HoAM ItfarksnllsssTs Istfa
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sTAfE OF SOUTH EAROLfN A,,
,79oTsoF yHaHosK Sodfrfy. .sss9llhs

VT7HFREHS VIZ. STEPHENSUNH HAS Hpphed
tpme for LetteneM AdntEistxatiod bnea1l
and sipg9la5i the Xoods and chattela F1s1b5s 40
credits OF r. F. McLURE, late or the, Ceu6ty
aofesaid. deceased. 9V9n1sa .sIisJi asiEi ffIF
GThese are therefspsi ite Cite llaH1
singnlar, the kindred and CRED Of the said de;
ceased 10 be ana appear be4orS tns, ~ Dur next
Judge of Probates Court fsr tBs sadd County t0be
holden at York Court House onithe 3lST DAY, OF
DECEMBER, inst, TO shew cause, II any,. why
thessd Aaministfa fattou shduid, not beETanted. 10
GIVEN nnder my hand and Seal Hhts 18th day A!
December; nthe year Of our Lofd one Thousand
gsas ms es shs HtsS Tsfs4s 1ss RI
"a ETilfsHsd 10 ,,9rRlq sJndSG5 G5fPTobate.l g
EDecember IL, systssM :IaHfnrsd ~ bsfs
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WOOL CARDTNG 6

,,,.-; WOOL GARDEN G. Ss!
EEyHE undersigned respectfully inforyg thesit- :
u iaens Of Y ork District, and thepublic general
ly; that hehas recently erected In connection with
his grain Mills, on Crowder's Creek, an entirely
new WOOL-CARDING MACHINE, and rs now
fully prepared to Card Wool IN the very best man
ner. portion Of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited yN.r' T. rG. j.. RIDDLE"
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,n;n p ,N0TIGE. aatt

4 IL persons having claims ageinst the estate of
IA. MARGARET McLAIN, Of; whom am FIX
1inistrston are notified To- presetlt lfheSams,i On
OF before the 14th day Of DECEMBER next on
which dAy Twill settle up ssid sstStesin full .uh
- i,lfa ,iuoGs s9'5c.I ,1s.il Ss&.oBRoWM.~
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gss!al.. llsAglS lsssstfsI Ilsssssss ss5sssg


RSssBIE3sss sisassSssR Slsssd Ssssss
ct fsW.R Gll, II sc6este1, SC, SSr, ,the Temoval
of bic poiticaldsabiIties Referred :a.rZ, 4
Mr.. Annbey istroduced the following concurrent
resolution, which WAS ordered for consideration to-
morrow; that "a retrenchment and economy should
the proceedings Of tins General AZ
samhly, that tho per diem Of members absenting
orwithout lesve, be deducted du.
ing such sishe, e1pept IN case Of sickness Of the
member % sbsenting himself ,luas'ct,n ,jsti"l,l.'
Z" Mn Wight introduced q resolution, which was
agreed %, and ordered to be sent to the House Of
for concurrence, thateertain Sher-
IFS aud Tar Collectors in this State not having
sailed With The State and paid over, the, moneys
collected according to lav, that the Comptroller
General be authorized and required to take steps
TO- compel al said officers to settle their accounts
With the Statal and pay over al moneys belonging
to the State IN theirhaDds sccordingtto law: Pro-
uide,- In the settlement OF said accounts, the
ComptroIersGsoersl be authorized TO- allow, IN
Offset, an proper lawful claims of said officers. -,
Mr. Maxwell introduced resolution, which was
ordered for consideration tomorrow, that 1t shall
be the duty Of the Comptroller General to audit
aud Day the ncocunts of the various Comnisaon-
efs Eection Of the Iast general election and the
ts municipal elections Of the various inoarporated
cities and towns and that the accounts must be
certified to BY the County Commissioners mis-! ~ Of the e
ysreqs conpties, ,..s, " ,-an Il ncde % 70
:sTheresolntion authorizing the Attorney GeneraT
u employ two leg.I gsnf a&ep to aid 70 preparing
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;oaESffR faf6Fs sdS$HHE.a !,


coRfxcrEpwFEKtLYB BY slAJ. las, ,P2a4ss, aaiRaoeEk.
"E,l7H AND CoMMss1oN MERCH4 4Nfr,,,.,oI
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TOWN. TAXES,

az .: pd.lIVSENE EAAEesrW : n
DERSONS who sre,tn arrears, ,Asx TOWN TAX
t ES for theyear ending in February, 1888, are
Hereby notiA ed That unless The sie fspafd tS The
Secretary and Treasurer, On Of bsfopa the 15thef
Decembsr next, steps will be taken 70 enforce the
pay ymeht by h%. no .spiIn'1 ars,''" - -.
Ntovsls Il bsa aAB}HtAA' ssaFs'ssY 'na 1FsssassH
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EYE-WATER AND SALVE.
THEBILLIOUS

CHoULDusssepforfg IiEqiIny ytgorator,, Ro-
December q A;4aESlGs;ff9 49Ha lG;ff96EsDAfF' 4
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CHESTER NURSERY GARDENS,

-, CHESTER NURSERY GARDENS,
n CHoItEs : Corfectioh 81 yodng .Ffhit Tees,
"A Grape Vines; strawberry Plants EpssYfeens,
Rpses, Greenhouse Plants, &e..&as Price list Gan
% ' nAo 1si'Ao:H y Ao1fe W. Blake; Eurserymanya
October 1S -. g. s::....=H.saa4.s
ROCK HILL LODGE, 10. III ,A.iE III
AA/ THE Officers elect for the ensuing year
of ROCK HILL LODGE, No. 1lS a. u.
Ss'AD g.. sITGREAvEs, Secretary, =,
December 10 ~ ~ 80 ~ - 2elttH@
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,Y0RKVILLEl FKKALB COIIEHE.;

= '.sgt xV1A AHtE &AAA1I IOVAAn0Hsi .
AA,aT The next Session Or five Months i{o0
6f0 2 weeksD WI open on MONDAT,,fTH THE
FIRSE DAY OF FEBRUARY 1880.
ion The Whole expense Of Tuition ahd
- - Board; sneludfhg Fu5l, Washing and
Lights, viii be fl95.1 or tits amount $50 Is re-
ouired in advance .ir'it9ji'. nt-s @itj5T1 Tore
Boaftlers win furnish their own towels, ipaaif Of
sheets and pillow cases. io ssattEati Hnns) 80
~ 1MnsieI hhetIangdsges 9ancientssa nfodern1
Painting and Drawing; at reasonable rates. % 3
For particulars, address SI!giisa.t5T ss Tes
NE - N rYoEkyille, 8. @.
- The ssps corps Qf Teschers wiz be On dnty
asasretofote: d asA spss
December II 81 tt
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DRESS GOODS.

4 SPLENDID assortment OF Ladies' DRESS
a GOODS, and any quantity and style Of CAL
fCo. for sale low, by T. n. DOBSoN & co.
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"0HYGHn

,1IIAEG GHtsl' sss'tf1fsE22TMMll s'
"A Tape Worm H0n hand at, the. York Drug
s'fss; s'Sfsss;srmss@FtANe5eHNSsFfesseaDAaI. Ssssrimss@F f Il "a ;.
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'CROCKERY,

.D0WLs, Pitchers, Cups ahd, saucers, Plates,
ID Castors, Tumblsrss Goblets, Stone and Glass
Pitchers spi'toons' Pepper Pa5eS 6s6H &s y pss m re
'Dfcember II q, 81 ..... II,
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rs. ~ SITUATION WANTEDsi yss
YOUNG NAN * good edncationi ishdd I'D ven.
q connected, desires sehooi fnthei eotfntfy, ol
q situation as A teacher in apHyets family Ad-
4 !aarsss, SSt,smbst si foo5' f. shssfPs Il
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ONEARE.N .N0RE DKi IfSa =


III ~ |fIill|l iISa fia i; iss 3s;l3Illj
Judge, for the payment Of the purchase money
bessS Sat- e b R..d N afE 4 a ssf ssafnssys T1
iopasemhsss7 dido 10 yIslm1ot ,Isi1ss a
iVT8MafiSSr0 0NEBsHGTEH sat q
70 ftams .sfEa1Edditsg ga1G6HlsssSS.gAr, 's '1noo
wmi wsSSisr sstTH tiiidaEdu s1Baae 2If6g
-iYa4f aSSssrS arol Nv .sfTfaSsss sfisf Q
IN .AssssanA p,e esgilnas hasi{sei eeew .ssi,
PEzss1gs Y ssIS ss. ass 9ssss @ss b. ss5 s
gSaif HohS5s kdsIltBq mrmtrim ef1 ,sststa
iasS Observation-Disclosures si
Hshsel5ssofaaad, &fh DWtBI& &Nas, gF1RE
R0p1ESndo iAptpylsse9ALthbrssis, sikFsa
s. III 3 sss ssssa ssz s: e sale aSSSs
sdntatiint ONk AGRE adTD ks6FARTKk
pass oE lsss kAaf as ths Is ~ oESa ae saspami
sd, as.K14eNsGG 81 MOB III sHeHE E4iimlsq
5a,s Rsopsssz a Ssll b sola E9E tS E$s ss &
comply WitKakSasf3s 81 ffa14 Tna hirW epHss
'stasY eaat. sgsSG GEAES sEt RAEEERsgEpo +.
sRRssSnst r. s 81 z as1sY 9essas
= s .5gs Ess, tH,T ,ss:
Rf %tgs 2sxEssS sa q Ssy ss.l e sss SSs SIS
ofahsries Haass on THRIEdR64 MOMRAhH
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r. M. DOBSON & co.

A WORD ToTRE WISE IS spEftt1ENT.
fail to settle by Christmas day, viii be sued.
Magistrates can actf 81 to 800. 'Wehiust have
mon money S,+ as s IN 9sRsss says sdfen time So
. December IT III - 1d'5f' n'''ir 81 i MsH
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PaR,AGON. OII,,

OIL. yo.:pi9?. q
NOR Sewing Machines, Watches and other dne
and delicate MaGhihety. On hand at the
York Drug Store.
''i.a JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.
December E,-y,U D AlsH tt
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OHNrG,oKHFKElTDAL.
YORK: :DRUG STORE, on rHERIA.IK!PAsG'as : lI.I q .ss!'as

.Ai4dOT of nice things-+it is> impossible 70 dss-
A.eribe then,--suitable, and intendedfor Christ
mas Presents, selected With care and taste by Dr.
TomInson, in Philadelphia with an eye single to
shs sna & A se1s so
mesy tbei Fssiss',sgs sQIaaqdaasEaabbQR N IKaSqasaabbQR
December II = ,,.,. flr G," .os.i .aGga IT, Z
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OfIDNEWSPAPERS FOR SALE.
Y 6TfN OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE,
1DtU at 81 per hundred. tAggly ri z q tAsS q; Sgt
i ,iIEosrs3bsr . Hem II 1sTttRsh bas
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-17

!. ?sl slCONSUMPTION CURED ~
w sumption, Asthma ahd i'd at II diseases 81 tie
Lhffgs and Throat. Just received at the York
Drug @ @stSss Y .:JqHHSFFcssi sil Ky gYK.EENDAfL'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-17

saREADErMAD ADEG 0FHiNG :
QUITS and OVER COATS from % to 49, Call
~ ,soon, II You want 70 buy eheap, at .go,S
:" December II <h"" T 81 ,.'... tt
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RAGsWANTED.

vNWo CENTS AND A HALF per pound, IN
CURRENCY win be paid for CLEAN Cotton
or IIinan RAGS delivered at the ~ II G-.I
2s3 ss,J,. Lss,J q zbcnoq ES2P'REa S& ofsATS'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-17

their pay 7++-s' - t',rz. ,,,,,-s.....e!
Nash. Certainly; they; are op duty. 50 long n
they ara safe ;bm shentseut to hunt up'the hndur
ders,s cf Nance and Randolph, they are off duty;
He, vas willing to pay men for their servieesnher
tiiya yaSnsfs snt1 1wosja aot pss, mi HHsIES
MI. Corbfn said there was not senstQr but wa!
willing to give these ccnnstables proper compensa
siou;sbut he was opposed to what 'wss q pardca
hr evil. namely constructive expenses, To- "a,
they shall be paid actuai expenses, gives an op
portunity to enter in an account all constructive
erpebses.; He would rather pay q fixed sum PEI
mile, cay twenty cents, rather than pay ceDstrue
tive expenses He heped they would not open th'
door to such accounts, The amendment was re
jeoted. n;o..seaTFrs '". O. 'H'. ...'' ~: =:
In the House, communication was read iron
Geo. A. Bennett member from Beaufort re
signing bis seat on account of ill.health. The re
sigsatidnva accepted. H. ..i t,,i +. ''ci os;. s
A bill 10 regulate the sale of spintuSus iquors
by spothecaries, was indefinitely postponed. ="
A bill to prescribe anperi9whieh all debts
contracted prior to- May,l, 1856, shall be eolIesss
in this State, was put upeH It's second reading anf
the enactfng clause stricken out o-, n; rag =.
- A bill ,toTpunish. Sherifs and other officers TO
violatins the homestead law vas put upon its h sec
,ond dreadpg, slightly amended and passed to q thir'
reading ag< - - i go 80 -. ,:
Mr.. Neasle introdpced's resolution, which wa
adopted: sThatthe CommitteeoR Ways and Mean
be instructed to inquire into the amount Of the ex
ecutious issued by Tax Collectors against individ
uals for capitation tax, now being collected b!
Sherifs, and report to this House # any of thes
officers are collecting more than IS warranted ,!
law. - =, r - 5.-s~ :
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.s;;n. = 4 mn m q ncoio,ad
prlae oe;Sgs ~ - I'D ~ noSof nsonls
eh. uen .h.u,0a1Uss ths sl.vss - stbe hondbolaer
n,a.e 'aIes' h.s" ..s,,-..;a,, n.sHsa,,
aqs esHS arc lrsg ~ =: ,ss ~ -,
sys'e~ -Hes WIZ 81 ~ -. " The posi-;
upon upon y Ssas q ..rG kSS..ss Am ,est
wn 9yn' S..a. s ~. T.s.sa,. ~. & ,a,,ssst
ns S - - - q. q ssssCs i, syna
" S ' oss as. ,.ha.s M .hinnt g nsr oe,nai .
sui :REattS.sA,Ss E sA lst ~ ar.
nousn; ;as. 80 = ~. oaa. = naIan uhat
e".u s"ss Gun. e s Jsaraoa.sd nane- s..rsnc aads
: "as :aaaSosgos.. ss' Z = pst n$aSnI Sannas.
sa'''s '" ~ 49,, D. -L;.h oso .~amn,
i.ea oy tue Nse:yuat DauAs, s.a'. %. |
1los HsgtT 1 t
r ce'Ve. o tne 1aoI ~ ~ 80 ~ NOV
Inc op.n.oa ~ au'aeoea .Sas s;,e Ss,S a.,s.s 2
oe s. ~ egn.s =. 'ase ;Sag tSer monev invested
essa ps 1a. M .S;.ts .h.t H. rsr 60 nov
anu u;a VIC . ess 80 a,,s~.r,s,,t . - shnr he an.
p'a ts;Oa ..ss s.,n nrnr;n,i s. Eseri.an.
III :. ~, ~ l;co;d.t;o. !. ts Ia
,,sa.s snd mSnths fb;s abo1d eiye the l n5iablic 5ibli
creditors fair and liberal oompensation for the
,,so of tbe;, rsr;sak IF thix uroyisiun ybe,made
:, o ,S-TrA.TlE q, Z
VIZ 80 80 .--.i.i IL I.IG n
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Observation-Disclosures. &c.

VIARRANTs Aperient, Halls Hair Renewer,
Ayers Cherry 'Pectorai; Fery's Dead Shot
Vernifuga, Costars Corn Solvents Spalding's
Prepared Glue, Kennedy's Rheumatic Remedy,
should be kept in we'll ordered Drug Establish
men' GsR Yq4saaa 81 35t 81 Dc RPg YgsasAn. I
peeembers17 IL 81 .oHA
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GROCERIES.

f&OFFFE,y Sugar, Molasses, Bacon, Corn, Flour,
u Meal, Cheese, Mackerel, Rice and Salt always
" iiA''' : ~ T. NJ. DoBsoN Il cos.
December l7Ei a-tHSh EANEi tt
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, PICKLES. OYSTERS. SC: -

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-28

4 FIsION. willie upon our pillow
sleeping, awful sights in fancy creeping,
skeletons Of dry bones weeping. half q
million, may be more; ; each one stood
erect and crying, vengeance for his fate in
dying, on the battlefield while trying to
control as heretofore. Each one swearing
he was willing to commence the work of
spilling blood of Radicals and filing every
house with human gore. Ghostly horde
with fendish feeling, rebel dead, but
Devils dealing death TO Radicals for steal
ing cotton, spoons and something more.
As / gazed in perfect wonder, suddenly a
voice like thnnder, rent the air for blood
and plumber on the head Of every man.
who on loyalty is doting and on plumber
has beeu floating, where the niggers do
she voting, there ii is, we formed the clan.
Clan of Klu Illux first meagre band of
rebels who were eager to dispatch each
Loyal Leaguers found within the Southern
States Now a mighty host preparing
bloody deeds Of death and daring, for the
loyal who are sharing honors for their
hel!ish hates. In each town and hamlet
treading, death and desolation spreading,
scourge that Union men are dFeading,
ghostly wailing of the slain. Fire and
smoke and vapor boiling, for the flesh of
those who're toiling for the Union, and
are spelling with the niger on the brain.
We are devils and rebeling, now on earth,
we have our dwelling, and they set up
such yelling, an unearthly helIish scream;
when our bed commenced a shaking.
and the noise, these devils making made
us tremble and awaking, found it but
irightful dream.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-28
40 Cure a smoky Chimney.

A correspondent who lives in New
Hampshire, states that in those parts re-
fides a man named Joe-a fellow noted
or the tough lies he can tell, and as a
9anple relates the following:
Joe called at Holton's one day and
found him almost choked with smoke,
when he suggested
You don't know as much about mans
aging smoky chimneys as l do, squire, or
you'd cure en-"
'tAh," said Holton, with interest, "did
YOU ever see a smoky chimney cured?"
"See a smoky chimney cured ?'' said
I'D Joe. Il think have! l had the
T'orst one in Seaboard county once, and l
sured it little too much"
GLOW was that p asked Holton.
why, you see," said Joe, ''you see, I
built a little house out yonder at Wolf
Hollow, ten or twelve years ago Jim
Bush, the fellow that built the chimney,
kept blind drunk three quarters of the
lime, and crazy drunk the rest, ! told
him that he would have something wrong,
bat be stuck to it, and finished the house.
Well, we moved in, and built fire the
next morning 10 boil the tea-kettle Ali
lie smoke came through the room and
went ont Of the windows not a bit went
up the fines. We tried it for two or three
days, and it grew worse and worse. BY
nnd-by it began to rain, and the rain be-
gan 10 come down the chimney. Ii put
out the fre in minute, and directly it
came down by the pail full. We had TO
get The baby off the floor as soon as we
goull, or it would have been drowned. In
Ltlcen minutes The water stood knee deep
On the floor. Then | went ard took
look. II didn't rain half so hard outside,
and pretty soon saw what was the mat>
'ter. The drunken cuss had put the CHIN
uey wrong end up, and it drawed down
wards it gathered all the rain within a
hundred yards, and poured it down by
buckets full
"'WeH, that was unfortunate" remarked
iEolton. ''But what did you do With the
house? Surely you never cured that chin
ney !"
'But ] did, though, " answered old joe.
GLOW - asked Holton.
Turned the other end up" said the
incorrigible, 'and then you ought to have
seen it draw. That was the way cured
It too much"
Drew too much p asked Hylton
"WelI, Squire, you may judge for your
self" said old Joe. ''Pretty soon after
we got the chimney down and the other
end ny, ] missed one Of the chairs out Of
the room, and directly see another oi 'em
shooting towards the fireplace. Next the
table went, and then saw the backlog
going up. Then ! grabbed the Old woman
under OF one arm and the baby under
folAcr, AM started; but just as reached
tie door l see the cat going across the
floor backwards, holding on with her
claws TO the carpet, and yelling awfully.
But It warn't no use. just seen her
going over the top Of the chimney, and
that was the last"
"Well, what did you 90 then 2" asked
Holion. "Of course you couldn't live in
such q house"
Couldn't I, though :" said Joe ''but
I did. put Pou!lice on the Jam of the
fireplace, and that drawcd t'other way, 80
we had no more trouble"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-28

DOCKET KNIVES, TABLE KN1ves
n and Forks, Spoons, &c, oan be bought
sheap fox cash at GEO. HUNTLEY's.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-28
YEN r E A S u RS SALE
CP
UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS
II CAMBRIA COUNTY, A. D. 1868.

/, John Cox, Treasurer of Cambria county,
in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. in
pursuance of the several acts of Assembly of
said Commonwealth, directing the time and
manner Of selling Uuseated Lands for taxes,
do hereby giUe notice that the following des-
cribed tracts ol Upseated Lands and Lots of
Ground, in the said County of Cambria, or
such parts thereof as may be necessary to
pay arrearaEes Of taxes due thereon. for one
year or more. viii be offered for sale at the
Court House, in the Borough of Ebensburg.
on the Second Monday. being the 8h day Of
June aeTt, and continue by adjournment
from day to day. until the whole be sold, for
such arrearages of taxes and costs necessarily
acCruing thereon.