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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-10

AssAULr.-Ben Bailey was arrested yesterday
for quarreling with Alexander Singleton, on
Marshalrs Wharf, and drawing knifo upon
him. His case will be heard this morning.
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DoS'r BE aFRAm.-The Citizens party do
not wish to intimidate any voter OF the oppo-
site party, but they are determined that every
man, black or white, who wishes to vote for
MIR. Lesesne shall be allowed to do 30.
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WHITE MEN! Strength is safety. Let the
Radical conspirators against the welfare Of this
city see to-day that you are not to berun over.
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WHcM WILL You TRUsT?-Eyery citizen is
forced to entrust his interests to the city au-
authorities. Think OF this when you are ohoos-
ing your ticket to-day.
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FROM SEVEN 10 FIvE.-Only ten hours are
.allowed for voting to-day. Go to the polls
early and watch your chance.
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Peremptory Sale by Catalogue of an Import
er's Stock of Dry Goods.
RV J0HN n 1THNNR G. IN

Peremptory Sale by Catalogue of an Import
er's Stock of Dry Goods.
BY JOHN G.. MiLNOR & co,
On TOMORROW, 11th November, at 10 O'Clock.
will be sold on second floor OF our Auction Sales
room, Nc 135 Meeting. street, or credit of thirty,
sixty and ninety days,
THE REMAINING STOCK OLA DRY GOODS M
PORTING HOUSE,
CONSISTING III PART OF:
Super Rose, Whitney, Merino. limitation Bath
Medium and Common BED BLANKETS, from 81 to
ia; Self White and Blued Patent Flannels, Sa1ony
and Imitation Welsh and Scarlet All-wool Flannels,
6-4 silk Mixed Coatings 6-i Wool Fancy and German
Mixed Coatings, IA Black Worsted Serges, 34 Shep-
herds Tweeds and Wool Cbeviots, Ga Black Lustres
and Alpacas, 7.s Colored Nelanges, Ladies' Summer
Merino Vests. Mems Lambs Wool aud Brown Cotton
shirts, Ladies' Tweed Circulars, Bermou'e Mantles.
fl Heavy Irish Linen Black Sattara Trimmed and
Braided Jackets, S-4 Bleached Table Dainask, 5-8
Linen Cambria handkerchief. Huckaback and Loom
DOWNS, oilet Brushes, Flexible, Bone, Metal and
Pearl Buttons Hooks and Eyes. and Smith & Sons
Needles, White Brown and Dark blue Flax Thread,
Black Glace and Fancy Ribbons
cases Wou1en's Straw AMI hair Bonnets.
There will be no othor goods offered at this sale
but of'direct importation.
Condnions-Sums under $780, cash; 5000 to $500,
thirty days; $500 to $780, sixty days; over $500.
ninety days. approved endorsed notes. Settlements
in all cases to be made upon delivery o. goods.
November Io mwfmtuw6
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TIE CITIZENS T1oKET.-It is announced in
the interests of law, order and prosperity.
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Hon. q. D. LEsesNE.-He represents conssr-
yatism, peace and security.
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CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS, No. a.
A decline in the value OF rca estate.
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fall anS lpintrr GooSs.
JOHN S. FAIRLY S CO.,

JOHN S. FAIRLY IS CO.,
NO. 81 II N E T r Z E Z,
BEG TO INVITE The ATTENTION OF THEIR
city and country customers and the trade generally
to their complete aud attractive assortment OF the
above mentioned Goods.
Our PURCHASING PARTNER is constantly in the
NEW YORK MARKET, ard We are thereby enabled
to offer peculiar advantages to customers in both
Styles and Prices
We would also Invite au examination o.
COLDYS VERTICAL SELF-ADJUSTING
HOOP SKIRT.
THE ONLY FlULTLESS SKIRT MADE,
For which we aye SOLE AGENTS in this city.
September q D4c thstu3mo
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TIE RADICAL MorTo, "Vc Victts"-Wo to
the conquered.
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TIE REPUBLICAN TIcKEr.-It is bid for
plumber.
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Desirable Residence in Cannon-street, next door
East to the Church Of tile Holy Communion.
w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

We IGl i I'LL ~ I've % LII " 4Nos
Aucttoneers.
By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed by
the Honorable George 3. Bryan, Judge Of the
United States District Court for the District of
South Carolina I will offer for sale ut public auc-
tion on TUESDAY, 17lh day Of November, Ut the
Old Pos.office, loot of 81 oad-sireet
All that certain LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND, situate, lying and being on pnon'strcet
between Ruiledge and Ashley streets, upper wards,
oil the City of Charleston, measuring and containing
on Cannon-street ityfour (54 feet and the same on
the north or back line, two hundred and thirty one
feet ten inches 231 10 n on the east, aud two hun
dre and thirty two feet ten ncLes OF The west line;
butting and bounding on the north on lands now or
lately the estate Of Joanna Mchenny; to the east
on lands oil Vim. L. Webb; south on Cannon-street,
and west on lands Of tho Church OF the Holy Com
muniou, James Jones and r. N. Gourdin, as Will
moro fully appear by plat thereof drawn by Robert
K Payne Surveyor, ond recorded in the Office Of the
Reg srar of Eesne Conveyance, Charleston District.
On the first OF June, thousand eight hundred and
fifty -four. On the premises fine two-and a-balf
story Wooden Dwelling slate roof on brick founda-
tion, with double Piazza. containing eight square
and three attic rooms, with pantry, dressing N,
&C., besides Kitchen, Stable, &c.
Terms-Onc-thrd CASH; the balance in three equal
an pua in,talmont4. with interes, from the day OF
sale at per cent. per annum payable annually the
credit portion to be secured by the bond Of the pur
chaser with mortgage Of the premises, the buildings
to be insured and tho policy assigned. Purchaser 10
pay for papers AMI stamps.
G. HERBERT SASS,
Assignee OF Evans l. Cogswel.
October % oct 9S noy2 TO- II
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CAS We Do IT?-Of course we can-by five
or six hundred majority.
There's so ID time coming, boys,
good time coming;
There's good time coming. boys,
just work little longer.
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Auftionefrs' priuats Sa!ss.
CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.

CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.
Real Estate Agents, No. sc Broad-street.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of superior quality. on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
year.
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS in
all parts oil the State.
CITY PROPERTY Of every description.
November 9 3mos.
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A Cara.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Please an2ounc, that I am not q candidate
for Alderman OF Ward No. 2, bu. would be
pleased to serve my fellow mechanics and
citizens at any other time.
Respectfully,
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BEAUTIFUL DnEAa1Ens The young men
known as Beautiful Dreamers are requested
to wake up and vote at o'clock for Lesesne.
Il is the early voter that catches tho Pillsbury.
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CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS, No. s.
A Withdrawal of all Northern and foreign capi-
tai now invested in Oh irleston.
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\ { ard.

TO 1uE Editor OF THE NEWS.
Please aanoaace that ar! 10 candidate for
the position o: Alderman, and obkge.
Your-. r. D. WHITE.
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THREE CHEERS Now boys three cheers
for the Citizens candidates.
Rally round Lesesno. boys
Rally round Les: :sne
Shoutngfor Charleston and freedom.
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HI! HI! HI!-Who will get the first stream
on Pillsbury? Throw cold water on his hopes
and put him out.
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CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS, No. A.
City shinplastera.
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TIE CITIZENS Morro-"Justice and security
to au."
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II. Il.
you want cheap Blank Books;
It you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&c.; or Miller's Almanac;
Jfyou want Printing executed neatly;
Il you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made 10 order. with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 80 Broad
street.
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CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS. No. L.
An increased rs.e Of insurance on property and
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
For SANTEE.-The steamer Marion will leave
on Wednesday night for Wright's Bluff, &c.
See advertisement.
CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound at Wilson'S grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets Goods delivered free.
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CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS No. c.
An importation of needy Yankees, who wish
to ma he money to carry back "tew hum."
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s-
One MORE Sing, boys as you 60 to the
polls:
Away down South in the land Of cotton,
Plllsbury here will never D. forgotten,
Look away Look away
Look away Dixie land!
Oh now We march to the polls so bravely.
AS Pills>ur! g clans are swearing grayely
Look away Look away
Look away Dixie lani!
CHoRUs-Ci yes, We love Lesesne, boys
We do! We dol
A.id for Lesesne. with might and main,
We'll vote aui work so gay!
CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS, No. T.
The white Radicals to have the privilege of liy-
ing in luxury or the labor OF the colored Radi-
clls, and the labor and property OF their oppo.
nents, black ard white.
CoLoRED PEOPLE. SING THE SoSGs.-You
knew the tune
Away down BY the ASHLEY River,
Not Tar away,
or: we've beard old Gilbert promise,
But ueve: got the pay,
and nov ou- purse is ;ank AMI capt:
Everywhere W, roam;
And ;he only WAY to fiji it
VOTE for lie OLD FOLKS OF HOME.
-A--
CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL Success, No. S.
Into!erable taxation.
WIDE AWAKE Listen to the tune. Here
We are:
We're of to VOC, boys carly in the morning,
We're of TO vo:e, bo: ), ly the break OF day,
We're OFF 10 vote boys, Tor all the pretty Southern
girls,
We're OF 10 vote, boys by the break Of Gag.
CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS, No. o.
Intolerable oppression.
UNITED We STAEp.-O.:e mogc stave as we
roll up the votes
Here's three Ihsers fo- the uprish; and true.
Here's three Cheers 10: the upright and tri:e
Lescsac a1 old Charleston forever
Three cheers for he upright AID :-.ie.
FREEDOM OF OPINIoS.-Eycrv man shall vote
as he plcases. tic Republican party and Union
LcagUe to tie contrary Notwithstanding.
.
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THOSE ISLAND BoYs.-Nc could not prevent
their registering, but W, Sill be ready for them
to-day in case they attempt to vote.
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4 3 =
CHEAP DRY eooDs' CHEAP DRY
GooDsl
AT THE
CoENER UF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
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CHEAp
FAMILY BLANKETS,
JUST OPENED AT
STOLL, WEBB y CO.,
Nos. 2s7 AND 239 KING-STREET.
November
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FREEDOM OF OPIHIoH.-Evcry man shall vote
as he picases, the Republican party and Union
League to tie contrary Notwithstanding.
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CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS, No. g.
The rogue's millenium-no ru@izhment for
theft.
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CONSCIOUSNESS OF RADICAL Success, No. S.
IntOlerable taxation.
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CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS. No. o.
Intolerable oppression.
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CONSEQUENCES OF RADICAL SUCCESS, No. T.
The white Radicals to have the privilege Of liy-
ing in luxury Oh the labor OF the colored Radi-
clls, and the labor and property OF their oppo.
nents, black and white.
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Fire Insurance Notice.

The per cent premium due on eposit notes held by
"THE KENT COUNTY MUTUAL lNsURANCE COMPANY
al Dover. will be due and payable by 10 O'CLOCK,
on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, 1868. Less a
dividend of 10 per cent allowed.
Lists Of premiums due will be in The hands OF the
following agents. with receipts;
l.. J. VanhInkle, Delaware City; James R. Glenn
enls, smyrna; James Cowgirl Treasurer, Dover A.
jackson. Jr, Camden; J. Y. FOuk. Milford A. Har.
rlnglOn. Harrington; J. b. R. Powell, FarmIDgton; c.
A, RawlIas, BrIdgevlle, Seaiord and Federasburg
James Ponder Milton Hiram II. Downing, Ge, rye
town Paul A. Davis, Lewes; Wesley Stack, Greens
toro, Maryland.
Punctualily IN payment is required.
Dec I9-lm GEO. 3. DICKSON. Sec'y. D..
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SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW FOR SMYRNA!
Something that ought to have been started long ago.

Something that ought to have been started long ago.
J. IL. PRIMROSE has remoddled his storc-hous0
and fitted it upneaty two beautiful Store-rooms
lie occupies hmself and is prepared TO offer TO
his friends, the public and especially TO his late
customers, the largest cheapest and best variety OF
goods in his line that graced this beautiful
town, or any other town south of Wilmington.
This line OF goods (the feature referred tol
comprises,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS & MATTINGS.
Ladies' 4 Chdren's Plain 4 Fancy FURS,
BUFFALO ROBES and UMBRELLAS.
His Boots and Shoes nearly all bought from
manufacturers, and all the best City Made goods
every pair guaranteed represented. Ladies can
get any kir If shoes they want, either for them
selves their families.
His Hat aud Cap Department is superior TO any
house South Of Wilmington. You can alwa. mud
the cheapest assortment OF Hats and Caps ana all
the latest New York styles that ont. He is con-
stantly receiving fresh goods. Ladies, you can ma
Hats and Caps for your little boys.
Ladies in pursuit of Furs can find the largest as
sortment kept in the town. he was very particular
in selecting good and fresh goods and will sell them
at manufacturers prices. You buy Muff or
Cape at lower figure than you can at any retail
house in Philadelphia. He has the best Siberian
Squirrel by the set as low Sl2 90, up as high as
! $1,000; aso Sable Mink and Children's Furs, and
gentemen's Beaver Collars.
! He has fitted up room in the second story, where
he always expects TO keep full line Of Carpets and
Oil Cloths. He has very extensive assortment
now hand, such as Three Ply, Ingram, Venitian,
Oaks, Duchess, Rag, Hemp, Cottage, Step, and
various other kinds OF Carpets.
| The subscriber has singled cut the above named
articles, and by dealing exclusively in them is pre-
pared to sell at lower figure than any house in
town, for the following lst He keeps one
line of goods. 3D. BY doing he can buy cheaper.
I'd. lie buys principally from the manufacturers
buys the best goods and pays but one profit. 4th.
The whole secret is, he buys and sells for cash by
so buying and so selling, he can sell at least twenty
per cent less than any other merchant in the town.
Cone in and look, aud you will find the best assort
mcnt ever offered in the town.
]. IL. PRIMROSE
Commerce Street, bel Market.
Nov. l3, 1867 SMYRNA, DEL.
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Some people say they study please, but the fact
in they study how they can make money. Now this
ia exactly our case; and propose to do it by SELL
ng goods at small profits and selling large guam
t;,S Of them. Any one desiring goods in our line
would. we are sure, save money by giving US call.
Bags g. Cotton. Dry Goods Dealers and Merchant
Tailors. ..as.af. e.'
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ONE DOLLAR EACH.

VKTEBS Cotton Cloth Dress Patterns, Pants Patterns
w Sewing Machines; Watches, Dry and Fancy
Goods, &c, &c. Send Ten cents for Patent Pen Foun
tan with slip describing article in dollar sale
Any person, (mae femae) send in club o
from 80 to 900. at no cents for cach). and
get premium for so doing. Send IN Registered Let
ters. Samples mailed free 10 any address
EASTMAN KENDALL,
65 Hanover ST Boston, Mass.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
aGG0
AUCTIONEERING. A

WI LANR, Licensed Auciioneer. Townsend,
n IA nreosred 10 call sales Of Real Estate, Msr.
ehandise. Personal Property. &C. Having had several
years experiences. be fels confident ne can render
entire satisfaction. He will sell property iof cer'
ain per cent. os the amount solo, o. oy i1e ioo
he will attend to their wants in this line promptly
Orders for his services can be sent twice day ss
Tawu.rnd. address, II a VIM. J.sLANk.
N,.sss am = 80 Townsend, Del
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REVOLUTION IN TRADE

I AIDES, you receive for the sum of ONE DOLLAR
IL Silk MerinO aud Alpaca Dresses Shawls, Bamoras
Linen Goods Embossed Table Covers Watches Jcwery Silver
Plated Ware Sewing Machines ten or more,
with cents for each descriptive check and the ettr
the club will receive worth from 50 to $500 according
Agents wanted everywhere Circulars
free PARKER co. successors to GRAHAM q Co. G4
Street. Boston.
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CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS
For HOLIDAY Presents.

Beethoven's Sonatas. Q vols Cloth, each $3.50
Chupin's Mazarkas and Waitzes. Cloth. IS 90. Men
delsshons Songs. without words, Cloth. $500. Mo-
zsrrs SOnaias. Cloth, 81 so. Thalberg's LArt du
Ch mt. Goth. $500. Moore's Irish Melodies. Plain
o.. o. Cloth $3C0. Full Gilt 81 90.
IlVAE CIsCLE SERIES. comprising Collection of
IndrumeR al Music Tor the fIanU, z volumes.-rhe
Pin Iists Album. a collection forming the third
vIiume of the Home Circle" The Silver Chord,
y ngs. Ballads, Quartets. Duets, &c. Piano Acc
SIpwer of Pearls, Vocal Duets. Piano Acc. Gems Of
Germ n Song. German and English Words. Piano Acc.
Gemt Of ScIIIish Song, Scotch Songs and Ballads,
+ anO Acc. Gems Of Sacred Song. Sabbath Songs and
Ito ne Ballads. Piano Acc: Operaic Pearls. Popular
SOngs. Quartes. Duets, Tri0s Sc. irom the principal
Operas .PrIce OF each volume, Plain, 81. so; Cloth
93OO; Cloth El gill; $500. Sold in separate volumes
the com ,lete. by all Music Dealers and sent
postpaid by OLIVER DlTSON & CO Publishers,
2T7 Washington st. Boston. {. ii. DitsOn Co., Ill
Broadway New York.
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No More Need

OF people in the country paying three four profits
~ on the goods they have 10 buy The ehods in
roduccd by the Dollar Sale principle, as offered by
GILMAN d CG ,ll9 Hanover street Boston, Mass,
enables consumers 10 obtain Goods at wholesale prI-
ces, with almost unlimited allowing Of exchange and
valuable presents IhrOWn in. Send for circular,
send Ten Gents for descriptive slip. Great induce
ments for persons to act as Agents.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

nELACovE INSTITUTE.-English and French
~ Boarding School for yeung ladies Accomplish
ed educators, healthful location, delightful riverside
residence, and hOmeike comfort, are the chief al
fractions Of this and beautiful Institution. Thirty
handsome chambers limit the number Of bOarders 10
sixty. Second term commences Feb. lst, 1868. For
Prospectus address The Principal,
MISS RACHELLE G. HUNT, Beverly. NJ.
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DOWN.

DOWN
DOWN IT HAS BEEN, AND NOW THEY
HAVE REACHED THE BOTTOM;
And the place now to find them at their lowest is at
John 3 ay11S'
Store He has marked his Cotton Goods down twenty
per cent, and will compete with the prices any
where in the State
Merrimack, and all the best make of Prints, sell.
ing at l6 cents, and very good full Madder Print
at l24 c.nts and good Prints as low US 10 cents.
He has a fine assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
French Merinoes, Poplins, Ali-Woo Delaines, and
figured deaines, best quality and yles, at the old
price again-25 cents. A iull line Of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
of all kinds. kerseys Cloths and Cassimercs Blank.
cts Shawls, NOTIONS, Hosiery, Buck Mitts and
Gloves.
QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, &c, &c.
P.S.-The Highest Market Price paid, in trade,
for Country Produce.
Call, and see for yourself, on
JOHN BAYLIS, JR..
Novl3 Commerce ST., Smyrna Del
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II EAL ESTATE.

am now having many applications for Delaware
and Maryland Farms. Those who desire to sell
their property should send me description, with
lowest price, and terms. Catalogues published
monthly, for free distribution. No charge unless
sell. A. R. WOOLSTON,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Nov-l3 5l2 King St., Wilmington, Del.
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A Physiological View of Marriage
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBL,

THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBIIsIIED.
Containing nearly THREE HUNDRED PAGES and 1870 fine
plates and engravingS OF the
Anatomy the Human Organs health and disease
with treatise Early Errors, its DepOrahe Consequences
the Mind and Body with the Authors Plan of Treatment
the only rational and mode shown bl
the report of treated. truthful adviser the married
and those contemplating marriage vino entertain doubts OF
their physical condition. Sent free of postage address,
receipt of postal by ad
dressing DR. LA CROIX, No 81 Maiden Lane Albany, N y
The author be consulted of the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally by mail Medicines
sent to any part of the world.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-01
: Watches for the Million! !

Arrandale + Co.'S Great Watch Club Everybod
needs good watch, and wishes get at the lowest
possible price; horde Of swindlers knowing this
nave conlrved various ingenious devices 10 get peO
pie money, and then either lai to send a watch or
send one that worthless a IIme- keeper. ARRAN.
DALE q Co. have now perfected arrangements by
which, for the small sum Of SlO, good and reliable
watch may be CERTAINLY obtained. They have
formed GREAT WATCH CLUB on the following
plan Certificates containing the numbers Of all The
watches named in wholesale list (Which is to
all appIeanls) mixed up. enclosed in envelopes
and sold Or rs cents EACH Every certificate is WAR.
RANTED 10 be for watch. and, as will be seen on
reference TO the list, of less value than Ten
Dollars. while some are worth $500. We undertake
to send any watch drawn whatever may be its value
for $40, and IN order that every may absolutely
depend upon getting first class time keeper, we
guarantee that every purchaser of One Dollars worth
Ofcertcates shall receive al least one for watch No
533 our wholesale list. sent post free which is
first class patent lever, handsome and reliable watch
in sterling silver hunting case and usually sold for
$40 You will certainly get such watch; and be-:
sides, you may get a Gold Chronomeler worth $500 -
We sell the certificates follows: One for 25 cents
Three for 50 cents; Six for $l and 20 for 50. To
those sending 81, we will send a handsome chain
gratis. To those sending SO will send a GOLD
CHAIN warranted not TO tOrnfh in 20 years Parties
getting up larger clubs will liberal presents.
particulars OF which may be learned on application -
As 1t is our intention to do strictly honorable busI-
ness and 10 insure from liability TO lOss
we VIII send our watches, 1t desired WITHOUT MONEY,
ins ncing the Express agent to collect on delivery
Ii we are desired 10 forward watches by mail The
money must be sent by Bank Draft or Post Office
Order, and il will then be at our risk. We WILL then
REGISTER The package at our post office. and il lost
WILL REPLACE 1T FREE OF CHARGE. lf any watch
semi IS not approved, it may be returned and the
money will be refunded. The reputation of our firm
which has been established for five years and is we'll
known in every parl Of the country. rrusI will be
deemed a sufficient guarantee that we will faithfully
perform all contract to do
Address ARRANDALE q CO.,
l62 Broadway, New York.
Dec25-3m P. o. Box, 5, ,2S5.