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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-06-13

VIZ notice our sterling northwestern contem-
porary, the Chicago A vocArE, does as the honor
to reprint our article in the April num-
Der Of the Journal, captioned Ready
made Opinions" If our contemporaries in the
advocacy of the reform movement consider any
Of our illusions worthy place in their columns
we cannot but feel hattered: but we should
think nothing would be taken from the merit of
such articles if proper credit were given. This
the ADVOCATE neglected to dO-most probably
an oversight on the part of Brother CT Coach
makers international Journal.
Brother Ware, a thousand apologies. We
find by reference to our files. that we omitted
as charged, to duly credit the Journal. 1t
certainly our desire, as we claim it has
been our aim, to give credit to whom credit
is due. In advance, therefore, we announce
thai our next issue will contain an excellent
article from the May number Of the Journal
emitted 4Ersdes- o. Oiefkships.''
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western railroad have struck, because they had
not been psid for eighteen months.
Well, what Of itf What though their
families had been refused another dollars
worth Of groceries Does that lessen the
outrage Of body Of wOrkingmeu striking
against railroad company9 Bah!
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The Rhode Island U. y. Senatorshfp.
Providence. r. 1, june @

Hon. Wm. s Sprague was to-day reelected
70 the United States Senate, without opposition
In either branch Of the legislature.
When il is understood that the Sprague
family occupy the same relation to Rhode
Island that the Central Railroad does to
Pennsyivania-controls the politicians Of
both parties, body and breeches-ths abo We
announcement will be appreciated.
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to the honor Of the legal profession be il
said that no member thereof has yet demand
ed one dollar Of the Union for legal assist
ance. The counsel for the Union il u. III.
Parsons, Esq, Of NJ. 81 William st., who
visits the rooms Of the Association twice a
week to receive complaints, and to perform
such other business as be may be called upon
TO perform for unfortunate women. Hun
dreds Of cases against dishonest employers
are settled every year by the interference Of
the Protective Union on behalf Of the work
ing girl, many Of which could never be set
tied but for this gratuitous aid.
Sin how many cases." says the report
which has just been published, ''the declara-
tion by the working women Of an int, ntion
to appeal to the protection Of this Union has
resulted In reconsideration of protected
wrongs, can, perhaps, never be kn0Kn Nor
can we know how frequently The poor wo-
man accepts part-a very small part, even
of the sum she has earned, because Of her
womanly fear Of making real destitutiOn
known, OK because Of the fear that otherwise
she may yet nothing. The more touching
instances ID which dimes are accepted by
working women, for services in which dol.
lars have been richly earned, because star
walton of themselves and families seemed
the only alternative, are neither few nor an
common. Nor are such pittances unfre-
quently accepted as the means Of salvation
from a degradation worse than starving.
There are depths OF bitterness in the expert
enees IF the working women OF every large
city which cannot be described in words,
aud which can only I've conceived by those
who are in positions Of actual contact with
them"
The numher Of complaints registered by
working women up to March 3l, was csc,
on which The sum Of $4,000 was collected
for the claimants, subject to not one penny
in the way - fees. In the whole time dur
ing which the Society has bsen 10 existence,
fraudulent claims amounting % only $S5
have been made. The Working Women's
Protective Union IL now in successful opera.
ton, and is doing untold good for the class
for whom it was established; but it's sphere
OF usefulness may be and should be enlarg-
ed BY the liberal aid u generous and MI
name public. Its expenses from November
Is, 1868, 70 March 81, 1868, as shown BY the
account Of Moses s. Beach, Treasurer, were
$ll,542 SO receipts, $9,9l2 l7-leaving
deficit OK 81 $50 46. The rooms are now az
No. "A Franklin-st., but as soon ~ the state
Of the Society's treasury justihes the addi-
tional expense, more commodious quarters
viii be provided Attached 90 the rooms OF
the Union, and under ~ supervision Ok the
Superintendent, IL wDrk-room IN which
women are taught to operate upon the sew
ing machine, and 90 perfarm other work re-
curing special instruction. This room was
estahlishsd and is still maintained BY James
w. Gerard, ESQ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-06
n,uls IS TO GIVE NOTICE., that on ;ae IS!

This IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on Ne lst
1 day Of February, a. D., ISIS. warrant
L nkrIil,tcy WAS issued against theEstatc of
n hancock aut, State OF Maine,
VINO has been adjudged Bankrupt, on htA own
p ,ilon; that the payment OF any eel + and deiiy'
=, ! of any property belonging 10 such Balkrupts
+ thrrr or for their use and The tyal SER OF any
r0pcrty by them arc forbidden 10y i;w: that a
.,retfng OF tire Creditors Of said Bai krdpts To
rove tbcir debts and to choose one ~ more AS
.sners of their Estate. will be held al Ceuit of
.rErurtey to be holden at Elswuitl; il TIE Dis
ct If Maine, before Peter TEACHER, Regis ter on
NJ. nj lie Office OF +. & i. Hale,
~ JOHN u. HOPKINS,
L : Dep. Marshal, as Messenger
Feb astnHs57. SHG District I'll Maine.
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THIS IL to gi notice :--rhsi on tho II h day
/ February, \. r., 1853, a Warn ant in Bankrupt
loyIe and Oils r. Marks, of Franklin, in the
sJounty Of fiaucnck aud State of Maine, late Co.
nartn, - under the iii1n Of Doyle and Naks, whe
tjnn isn't The pa, ,nent of any de BITS an delivery
,fAany properly belonging to such Banh upt9, 10
III m. or Tor their use, and the transfer OF any
,r r,lty by them are forbidden Ivy law; h's a
ne ling of the Creditors of the said Bar krupfs, !"
1,r ,c their debts. and to choose one or more as.
il "A, es OF their estate will be held at c"hrt OF
nkI.Li:tcv 10 he holdcn Mt Ellsworth tie
lie, of Maine, before Peter Thatcher, hel Isier on
te 9th lay Apr, a. D.. ISIS, at u o'ciocA'
j. NJ. at the Office Of hcssrs. T.; q +. nS'e.
T. $ Dep. Marshal, as Messenger.
ri, sstb IS5 3v6 District OF Maine.
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Probate n Offices.

To the Honorabl- Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
Tor the County of Hancock.
l YDIA ID JARVIS OF Castine. Guardian of
Il Charles W Jarvis aRd Edward b. Jarvis, mi
noVs under the age OF tWentV-one years, res poet
iuily represents that said minors interested in
certain real estate in Castne, bounded Northwest
IIdygs dom MISUNDERSTANDING bv Watr Street. and
southwesterly by WAY, and that il will be for the
interest of sand minors that their interest therein
shall be sold and The proceeds applet according
to law. Wherefore she piays that size may be IL
censed to sell and convey the same.
BY {. j. ABBOT, her Attorney,
Castine, january -, 1865.
At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the Comfy OF Hancock, on the First
Wednesday ofFehruarv, A. ID. lScs.
On the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT the
Petitioner give notice to al persons Interested by
causing a copy of the Petition and Order Of court
the con- to lie published three weeks successfully
in the ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
in said comfy that they may appear at Probate
court to be held al Ellsworth in said county, on the
fourth Wednesday of Apr next, at ten o'clock Ill
the forenoon, amt show cause, If any they have.
why the prayeroi said petitioner should not be
granted
Attest '--GEO. a. DYER, Register.
A true copy OF the petition and Greer Of Court
thereon.
sw5 Attest:-GEo. A. DYER, Register.
To the Honorable Judge ofprobate for the County
= AMUEL X. WHITING of Castine, Guardian
: ana next lllenu OF JOUn NHitlD5 ana Anna
Whiting, minor children tie late Leonard Whit
ing, respectfully represents that said minors
are Interested IN certain rsal estate in Ellsworth
and Surry, of which the late Leonard Jarvis died
seized and pOss ed and that it will be for the in
erest Of said minors that their said interest shall
be disposed of and the proceeds applied accord
ing to law. Wherefore he prays that he may be
licensed to sell and convey the same accordingly.
By c. J. ABBOT, his Attorney.
Castine, January %, 1858.
At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock, gu the first
Wednesday OF February. A D., 1865.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDEREp,-That
the fetion'r. give public notice to all persons in
terested, by causing copy OF the
petition, and this order thereon, to be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri.
can a newspaper published in Ellsworth, in said
County, that they may appear at Court of Pro.
bate Tor sand County, TO be held at Ellsworth on
the Attn Wednesday of April next at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, TO show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-GEO. A. DYER, Reg lister.
true Copy OF the petition aud Order OF Court
thereon.
3w5 Attest:-GEo. A. DYER, Register.
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district of Maine, s..
At Ellsworth, tie i7;h day OF Feb, Is $
Thc undcr,iS cd hereby gives notice OF hie ap
ointment os @esiguee Of Benz In.n Franklin, Ia
Ian l.. FrapN!ln and Edwin franklin, under thf
IAN of B. Franklin & sons, al Of Ellsworth: II
he Count oi Hancock and STATE IF Maine, wi hin
aid District who have been aJjuagsd Bankrul Is
N their own petition, by the District Court OF
"a d District. -
sy5 isaac II. THOMAS, Assignee
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TIAlAtINIAI :

TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy OF the most c,irable and
successful practitioners with whom | have had
Official intercourse. CiitS. MASON.
Commissioners OF Patents,
81 have no he itation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man mare competent and
trustworthy, and Inolc capable 1 putting their
AZ peatons in tol m to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at The Patent oiice.
EDMUND BI Rk,"
Late Commissioner OF Patents,
"Mr, r ~. EDDY has made furme THIRTEEN
applications, in all but or OF which patents
have been granted. and that one is nowpendmg.
such unnlislahable proof Of great talent and
ability On his part leads ulp 10 feCgalmend all in
ventors TO apply tn him 10 procure their patents
ae they may be sure oil having the most faithful
attention bt tOWed ON their cases, and al very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGAkD."
Jan. /. iS,S- lYJ0
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nYANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MANto .olicit
" Life and Accident Insurance for the TRAY.
eilers Insurance Company, of Hartfo d. Conn, in
hancock ana W ashington Counties to whom a lib.
eral commission or salary will be pald hy
DYER ELLIOTT Special Agtss.,
Su Ellsworth, Main.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

y the District Court OF the United States, fol
the District Of sIa'nc.
In the matter oil Benjamin Franklin, Lshsn l.
tanNiia and E4win Franklin, Banhrupis III Bans
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appoint.
ed and has taken upon herself the trust OF an
AdmX.' of the est,te OF Abr ham Smit h.
late Of Brooklin in the Co., of Hancock deceased
master mariner,
by giving bond as the law directs she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the sadi
deceased : estate to make immediate payment,
ana those who have any demands thereon, to ex-
hiblt the same for payment.
NANCY K. SMITH.
Dloskliu, Feb, g. lSoS.
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Gsaompsns,i3D Medicines
S..ttt',

The genuine Smiths Razor StFoFs.
Fig Candies, Washing Powders. Soap, Dye stuff
Supporters, spices 81 MI kinds, Ctron, { ar-
ants, Rais us. Tamarinde, Irish Nose,
lcAlcs. n, Nc,
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Cant. Dog
Q L A 8 p

~ Office is hereby given that
- Ihave purchased OF Peavey and Howe of
Bangor the right to make and sell, for Ellsworth
ard all the towns Union River, the celebrated
peavey Cant. Dog" and Clasp. shall prosecute
all persons using this Csnt-dog, on Union River,
unless they have first obtained the right to 1t,
and have 1t stamped
will sell at a reasonable rate, the right to make
and sell these dogs for all the territory have OF
] shall keep them hand for sale.
JAMES L. MACOMBER.
lllsworth, Feb lsth, 1855. 1w5
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Attend to- FF,oHr Ghil drens Teeth

We are so often called on TO- extract the
~ ffss Molars or J.,w Yeeth for children, and
:, = 10 regulate OF strengthen The front teeth,
sWhscs sbeeonne crooked from neglect, that
= sSwe think R advisable TO call the attention Of
: s parenss to the subject; so thar the back teeth
may be filed, and the esffons, teeth: noeieed
whist children are cutting their second set,
x so IS 10 prevent their coming irregular.
Children shed, or lose but ten teeth from the
sssS upper law, aud ten from the lower Jaw. and
- lie Melars,s or jaw teeth, which they cut
BacK of these, belengto theiradut orsgrown
SSaef Many persons say they were not aware
OF this fact, = Now notice aud 'acsaecording-
IN. Charges very moderate. :, Terms CASH
:''>A r s, ,WHALEY. Surgeon Dentist.
Nswbegrys Jan, 15,lS6S. - = =
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Executors Sale.

BY virtue of the will of JOHN W.PAYNE,
deceased, we will sell at his fate residence,
near Island Ford. his Real Estate, situated
in zaarens and Newherry Districts, on sa-
luda River, and consisting Of about SIN
TEEN HUNDRED ACRES. Also, Cattle,
Horses, Mules, Hogs, Sheep Carriage.
Buggy and Harness, and other Personal
Property the Life Estate of his wife LC-
.CINDA, late. Mrs. BOYD: s.:-- ,.>s,,-sc.. :
= The sale VIII take place. on the goth Jan.
uary. - -. -: = x -"
Terms of Personal Pfoperty,Seash: of
Real Estate, one half cash, b,lancas on y
asontilseredif, With interest from day Of
sale, purchaser to give7.bond, with atleast
two goodSUreties, and a mortgage Of. the
premises, 10 secure. the parch&se, money
and also to pay fol, r,titles. 80
- - JOHN SATFERWTTIfE,,> -. -.
- RICHARD s. S.ATTERWHITE,. =.
+&Jan S2s2 -, <-Hss5sSs sHs.32tSss -: Executors
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STATE OF :sOUHH CAROLINA

STATE OF soUTH CAROLINA
DISTRICT.
BIZ Joba T. Prcfson, Ordinary OF Newberry
- =: :DistrieS. -" *
Whereas, YIN. R: HeRtz has applied to
me, for Letters Of, Administra1ioa, on all and
singular the goods and chattels. rights and
tcredits of Robt. r CrOmcr,la Of the district
atoresaid, deceased: .a5,ss,y.,,. =. = :
Fhese are therefore cite and ,admoniSh
a)Eaud singular, the kind dfed and creditors OF
thesaid DECREASED, fohe and appear before
me, at oar next Or1inary's Court for the
said District, to be holden at Newberey Court
House, oD tie 17th day OF Jan inst, to
show cause; ic any, why the said Administra-
ton should not be granted.
= Given under my: hand Sand seal. this Sd
day of Jan in the year0f our, Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven.
-. JOHNNY Peterson, o. N: D..
Jan: 8 2 2t. ~. 7--.,. -. r
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United States of America,

$40 ases SOUTH BsslFolt3ad D1stftct- -
ssssssRg ristee ofaaexccution 10 me objected
Ewilf expose 10 publieessee bsfofe the
: aS;osres- House. door sc NewbeErg} Eon the
irstt aaondas fu, Feharala next abe, lot o!
land containing laaeres, more, OF h.ss, 9th
Sfwsiliae; house and dsneeessarS out"hnadiRg
IN The town Of Frog Level :, And also, tract
$50 land No. Containing 100 acres more or
less, Adjoining lands Of aafahaH Moore,
Matthias Wicker and others. Also5 Tract
No. a, consaiains Lap acres, more OF less
:, adsoisi6g siaSds Of sisrgstet Bowers, WA.
Reed and ethers Tie properly of John s.
EEirge, nc tie snit OF james. Hszleu& l. Co:
sSsgeFns Gasi ~ ruchssers TO pay for siriess:
y. PM EPPISGsT
-sSaRaaryis-s :~+C g. s. Marshal
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Notice to Creditors.

All persons having claims against the es-
tate Of the late John S. Birge, deceased.
will render in the same, duly attested, to-
Col. S. Fair. my attorney, On or before the
lst Of March next. And all persons who
are indebted to said deceased will make
payment to the same, on or before that
time, to my said attorney.
ISABELLA BIRGE, AdmI>
dec g '87. St OF John Birge, deco
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA.
tLanrens District-In Equity. .. =. -
JehaK. Gary and Willis Wallace. Exr's, IS!
Charles NJ. Gary, ct. al. sr>y..;'"

sEE
l.. Bill for Construction of Will.:&c,
BY Order of the Court of Fquity in this
case. will be sold at public outcfy, at the
residence of the late DR. Thomas R. Gary,
on Tuesday the twentY-firsts (2lst) instant,
alt the Rea, Estate of the late DR.. Thomas
R,Gary, deceased, la the following Tracts,
to wit .,.-,. - = =. -,
!. No. The Homestead, containing about
Five Hundred and Fifty Acres. more or less
efspleadid cotton land "A most naguiiS
c,nt residence, with the finest Improvements
and the pleassntest situation in the up -coun.
try, are on this place There is also a splen.
did ltfle Corn Nils with good settlement
convenient, located on this place. 49,.
No. a-The Pits Tract, containing about
sixy acres more or less-sp'endid land for
cultivation. 80 .
l. %o3-TAe Bush River. Tract, lying on
g. so River, .conta ainilsS FQpr Ii Hundred. and
.Ei " Acres, more or lesS.ss Il O. better land
afcr corn, cotton or small graitr inthe State
fiae bottoms and meadows, with a good
DxeliugHouse, Gin Houses &c. upon it. :
5ssIERus:-On credit. of.sfwe1ve mon: as,
EEhj jnterest from day of sale, except costs.
lasieh must be pad IN CASH; purchasers 70
IFe bond, with at4east Two good sureties,
End o mersgare OF. the premises to secure
Wv pN,Sf - HfZL.MoGowAE, {: E,B D.
CONS of. ce, Jan s 22Ez - .. - -
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80 CHAPPELETS DDPoT,
Essss+ a'ft-'-S > G. &C. r. R., So. Ca,
Nov. 27, 1867.
Tho firm Of Anderson Smith IS hereby
dissolved by mutual consent. R. NJ. Ander
son Is alone authorized to settle the affairs
Of the firm of Anderson & Smith, & E. B. &
VI. r. Smith. +. 81. ANDERsON,
w. r. SMITH,
(Attest) Z. 3. SMITH.
JoHx C. HILL,
fRexAs &. WHITE, VI. D.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEwBERRY DIsTR1cr-IN EQUITY.
W. II. Harrington and others, Ex'orS., VS.
Aaron Gilbal and others.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Catha
rine Clifford, Aaron GiIbal and Louisa Gilbal,
defendants TO this bill reside beyond the
limits of this State. on motion of Mr.. BaX>
ter Plaintiffs Solicitor. Ordered that they
do plead, answer or r7demur to this bill with
in forty days from the publication hereof,
or the same will be taken pro confesso against
them. SlLAS TOMBSTONE,
CONS Sfice, c E. Nd.
Dec. IS 81 2m. Is
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Newbcrry DiStrict-ln Equity.
Louisa C. Cromer David A. Dickert
and wife.
Bill! for Partition.
The creditors of the estate Of James i
Cromer, deceased, are required to render
on oath and establish their respective de-
mands, before the Commissioner, On or be-
fore the first day OF March 1858.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Dec. 90 50 lot. tl2 c.E.N.D.
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce lux.
uriant growth Of hair upon bald head or
beardless face, also recipe for the reno
val of Pimplcs, Blotches, ETC., on the skin,
leaving the same soft, clear. and beautiful,
can be obtained without charge, by sd>
dressing THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
Sept IS SO s23 Broadway New York.
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? Stra;Yze,d az Horse.

S,rayed from the subseriSeF, at Newberry
C. IT., on Monday the 9th, light bay horse,
black name and. tail whitesspot iaforehead,,
a little white EstreaE, on ;his$risht nostrn.
Supposed TO hare broken ioose from where
he was hitched.: Any person finding said
horse, or giving Information which will lead
to his recovery, will be suitably rewarded
by the subscriber, 2amiles North of Frog
Level. = - AMOS \. K1BLER.,.
ian e. . 2t: --.. .'~
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Jan .
CHAPPELLTS DEPOT,

CHAPPELL'S UEPUT,
NEwBEaRY DIST, S. c.,
April -, 1867.
The eo-parsnership heretofore existing in
the name and style of E. B. 4 w. &. Smith,
Is hereby dissolved BY mutual consent, and
ssoae successors, Messrs. Anderson l. Smith,
are alone authorized to collect the accounts
ofE.B.& W. 3. Smith, and to settle up
the business Of the concern.
E. B. SMITH,
(Assess) - : W. r. SMITH.
THOMAS 6. Write, N. D.
Ian 1888
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ERRORS or fOUTH.s

4 Gentleman who suffered for years freea
Nervous. Debility, Premature becay;;aad all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, viii for
all who need 1t. the recipe aud directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers Wishing rospreft the ad-
vertis.rs experience, can do soby addressing
ia perfect confidence, '-I;S, --!tt.-tssF
-. JOHN B. 0GDEE,
',1EHr 42Gedar Street New York
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School Notice.

The undersigned would inform his foru'er
patrons, and others who wish to avail them
selves of his services as teacher, that the
first session of bis school will commence on
the second Monday in january next. and
continue until the 18th Of July. Pupils
will be charged from time Of entrance to
close Of session. No deduction will be al
lowed except in cases of protracted illness.
Instructions will be given in the modern
languages, French and German, TO thoss
wishingit. II. 49,.
Boarding can be had either with The
undersigned or in the. vicinity.
For further particulars address,
THOMAS DUCKETT,
Liberty Hail. Newberry, S. c.
Dec. IL 50 2mo.
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60 &C. S7s5 E5zs.Isz5sz1sSZ -


rag aSSBAL MEETING ofihe Stock:
holders= Of v.bss ahoyet institutions vii be
shesd 81 she CITY Of Charleston, on the Sec.
ond Tnesday,in IN FebsusEy next, she llthday
ofshas niossth. PEaee Of aeetfng-Hmll Sf
she Souahse estern iasilroasi Bank, OR Broad:
Street. Hour Of cenVeniag-ll O'Clock,
..6sM - - ss.~:s-s>t = 49,
On the day following "wednesday, the
1ath3 there viii >bs an Elecdorfhet6 at the
same place, besweenthe hours Of 9 A; NJ
and ds p: Y. M.,, sor Haeen Direetsss of the
Railfoad Company and Thirteen Directors
6ogshe Bank, So - : s-eE<a .E7l,Tss.E-E~
4 Gorsmhtee to- feFify proxies viii attend.
Gtockhelds rs wiH be passed as usua! ever
the Road to and From the meeting free Of
charge, 10 accordance with, the Resolution
Of tie ConventioR of 1851
J.R. EMERY, Secretary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15

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