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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-09

Kits No i. new 2 e5a8 90 Hgs, NC cte1zasM
DO. NO. Z,.. q ~
Her'ngs, gib'd 6 00a7 80 N Z gross 200
Labrador ..8 O0a7 40 Roe...... ,1lallA
iHaiifax !. .4s50a5 on southern
Cod, 3 100 tbs.. 6Sa6 90 Gross. =: 0Oa6 10
Hog and Spot $7AaS% Mullets. 81 5Ooa25
trout. .....7Is Blue Fish ,..,..,. .6a7
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TRANSMISSION OF MEN DIsEAsEs.-Dr.
Charles Elan, an English lysician, has just
published book in whicmedical problems
are discussed. Of the tran!ssion Of mental
disorders, he says:
There is no form of heige more remark
able than that of tendency suicide without
any other marks OF abetion of intellect
DR.. Winslow relates the caof family where
all the members exhibtedhen they arrived
at certain age, desire commit self-de-
struction; to accomplish ich the greatest
ingenuity and industry we manifested. Dir.
Gail relates very strikingstance OF seven
children of one man, who enjoyed compe-
tency and good health, yet possessed rage
for suicide, and all yeldeo it within thirty
or forty years. Some han, some drowned
themselves, andUthers blout their brains.
Many other examples of same tendency
are brought forward by same writer. l
may add one case to the ale from my own
experience. Sitting one ewith an acquain-
tancc. noticed some depion in his spirits.
After prolonged silence. broke out into
the following dreary attenat conversation !:
ssMy grandfather hung hinf, my uncle took
poison, my father shot hi1f. shall cut my
throat" The facts were Gct; but constant
surveillance prevented thequel In his own
history.
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Mem 3Dnblirations,

L ~ 81
GOLDEN 56E,a LINES, 3, s, OR THOUGHTS FOR THE
The Tree OF Life, by o. winslow, s125.
Emmanuel or Titles Of Christ, by o. Winslow, 81 25.
Foxes Book Of Martyrs, New Pocket Edition, H.
lustrated, rs cents.
Protestant Gems of the Prayer Book, 81.
Brooks Scripture and Sabbath School Manual,
each, Is cents.
Good ,:ociety, Complete London Manual, 81 rs.
Lovers Poetical Works, London Edition, Illus
Moore's works, New Shamrock Edition, London,
Illustrated, 81 i
The World at Home, beautiful London Book,
illustrated, So.
One Thousand and One Gems OF Poetry, Illus
trated, 81 rs.
Ten Thousand wonderful Things Illustrated,
$175.
Plain Educational Talks with Teachers and Pa
rents, 81 so.
The Christian Sabbath INDICATED, 81 so.
The Son OF Man, DiscOurses, by Conlin, 81 IS.
Remarkable Facts In Holy Scripture 81 so.
The Holy Eucharist, by Lacey, 81 so.
The Gabled House, or Self-Sacrince, 81 so.
Sidney Elliott, by Nauman, 81 so.
Springdale Abbey, by Parker, 50.
Mabel Clifton, by Brierwood, 81.
Typhaine's Abbey, by Gobineau, 81 rs.
Silver Threads by II. McKeever, 81 so.
The Three Bernices by Bright 81 rs. :
Laure, or the Bllghted One, 81 so.
The villa on the Rhine, by Auerbach 81.
Agnes Graham, by Fila, 90 cents.
For sale by
JOHN NJ. GREER,
No 253 King, Corner of Beaufain streets.
oct2S
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THE STATE EAIR,
Rules FOR E1hibitors.

[ 4 CnLuMB1A, s. c., October q.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
on my return to this city, find await
ling ae bundles Of letters, inquiring con-
eerning the approaching fair. To reply by
letter would be the work of an amanuensls.
Hence, beg the use, Of your columns for a
short communication, and would respectfully
ask all papers in the State, interested In
our success, to give 1t an insertion In their
columns.
/. An articles intended for exhibition win be
brought to Columbia and returned after the
fair, by all the railroads, free Of charge.
q. AN articles should be securely bagged
boxed or barrelled, and all stock should be at
tended by groom, or he sufficiently well
broken to stand to the halser.
s. Everything should be plainly m arked, ano
directed to me at Columbia, ond must be In
Columbia by the 9th of November. All pro
duce can be shipped by Ordinary freight trains
between this and the 9th November.
/ 4. Owners of stock should Immediately notl
fy the agents of the railroads upon which they
ship, from what depots and the number o
head of stock they intend shipping, that the
required car-room may be furnished them. The
various stock trains will run to Columbia OF
Monday, the Sth of November, and owners
must superintend the shipment of their owl
stock. 49,
S. For further particulars, all contributor
ono rosnactfpllv referred 70 the 1Premiun
List" with the regulations attached, recent.
! published in the Charleston and Columbia pa
pers.
6. The attention of contributors Is especial,
called 10 the first clause of the 4th paragraph
| of this communication.
Very respectfully,
/ D. WYATT AIKEN,
4 Secretary State Agricultural and Aechanlca
Society.
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Ead al ths Florida Rebellion-The Yer
Ger cass--ssAafos sprague Getting up
Aa.o4ksr sensatlon--The Ala am q
C1aims-More counterfeiting.
srso1AL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.]
WAsH1NaroN. October a7-1olP.

E1pECIAL TELEahAA ~ Ahh 3to ft''J
WAsH1Neros, October as-loiP. NJ :
Adyices fron the military commander report
mat the United States troops have entered Jack
SON County, Florida, that az Is quiet and the reye.
nus Is now collecting. 81
ne November statement Of the public debt WIN
show that since September !; nearly four million
dollars Of three Per csas. csssidcatss have been
redeemed and cancsllsd 81 sds Treasury; This
.sntracts the eurrsnes. s. me national banks
Ne sbngsd 10 sap1sl shs ashdisney by locking
10 leeai tender notes IN their reserve funds
me counsel for. .Yereer say that direct ques-
slaa 10 be argued now Is me consatutiOnAiisy OF
Ihs ssctisn Of shs nction acts which pro
Hdss Ior mhatary szibanaas % n cyillans IN time
sspesce. and nat decision Tor yerger is almost
So ssnstsr spragns, s. k6o4s izlsnd ls here, and
aesolasss to,aaorrov i0r e 4 aaiy organ n this
sit5 with 1hlea Ae intsaes 70 start new
yctstisai passy, shs main planks q whose plat
forn wl.l BE- tnesights of the wOrkingnaan Ia and
rem dnaaeisl plan. 8 A i
secretary fisn remarsed to-day tiiat the adj
n,nistration would ma nothing additional to
communicate to the senate in December in re-
fsrd % RE Alabama claims.
xdgicss rsasiyedSas the Treasury Departments
indicate that its ascfei sersce force are ssout TO
sxs sone adtoandips selppmsats q souatsrs
iaitHs cperationa sssSss. ~. So
. as slSsaas Bsrsau sarpsa 81 az sais slnsIs
ssts cs,,ntSisei sobsseo stsE,ps ase circn-
istlne il thS oots sOpsciSils ii 6sSrsla
Isl sSesessatatlss 6 Il me kingmsn's as
fs,.Sai 8 5psaisd t0sday 10 the treasury and
,saer dsps1ta,snts - sniofse me eishs hour law
81 N public works: IS ~ ( X
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Circus men and jugglers are famous for
tort,lring the Greek and all other languages
into queer phrases for their professional use;
coinages. A DR.. Thayer, who runs show In
Ohio has, however, distanced all competition
in that line. He calls his circus the ''Ioolo-
hjppozonomadon." Nobody can beat that.
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THE AMERICAN GIRL OF THE
PERIOD.
Viewed from an English stand-Poini

Viewed from an English Standpoint.
A certain London papr is credited with q
particular and intimate Knowledge of Ameri-
can affairs and American people, and this is
what one of its writer's ha TO say about the
American young lady:
This Is the country where -omen first agttated
for their rights, although whit rights an Ameri-
can young lady does not alredy possess am at
loss 10 conceive. When she aarries she commits
sort of social suicide, but bore that "happy dis
patchn she has every thing Tetty much her own
way. Her father pays for Ter Parlslan toilets
without repining; her motheis her humble SER
want. From the age OF ten me DAY OF her mar
riape she indulges In one log Irritation, although
the object OF 1t frequently canges. She neither
reads nor works, nor walksher whole existence
is passed In flirting, dressn, driving and dane.
ing. Her life at waterin place Is, should
Imagine, somewhat monomous one, although
she seems thoroughly to enj' 1t. She gets up at
about 10 O'Clock, and aftera breakfast which
would give London drayma an indigestion, she
filrts on verandah until O'CLOCK, then she
dresses at she dines after dinner she
goes ont driving with soc favored swain;
When She returns she drees again for tea,
and from to IL O'Clock sE dances. To oil in
tents and purposes she is ya0ut chdper0ne,
but she is able to take carco hersell. OCCASION
ally, but rarely, she malIrs Tor love, Dut, as q
general rule, she knows Ia dollar what every
admirer has, and aspires toa house in Fifth ave
nne a carriage, and 10 be anyed in silks and fine
linen. al had IN offer from man with $2O,OO0
year and growing busins," said an ethereal
being of sixteen to me, ''bu shall I'LL out more
in year or two, when Tx can do better"
West Point, one OF the ptiest Of American
watering. places is the mos;ivorite field for fir
tation, because 1t is close the Military Acade-
INV. The fortunate youths: this establishment
are much In vogue with fair sex-lndeed
Irritation with one OF these buin2 warriors forms
nm essential part OF a thorOu fashionable educa-
tion. These sentmentaliticre, believe, OF the
most innocent character Ate end OF the season
the future hero cuts Off ltton from his coat
and gives it to the object his directions, who
treasures the trophy as an lian uoes scalp;
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Mlnister EclIahoH, who mas lust refurned here
fraau Paraguay. thinks thar the position Of Lopez
isstrongsf than azer ana fhatthe announce-
nssnt made b5 the war is over is
srly pretexf ie 1llsalSi1& ne troops.
: Revenue tod 700.
M Ewing & Epl:y restored e health and con-
sciopsness- s. <, E $
In the seven mo ien IA September VIZ
siais paid 4 tai of s ies O. tobacco.
Ckief Justice clsase "a: ii Is the supreme Court
so-iay thst the .o6rz Sof sf iorlsdE IN the
Eerger case having been decided, coanset could
MAKE the motion f1r = 1git lis,oss corpus
HEsnsssr ths sAons
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THE ELECTION IN KERsHAW.
ESPECIAL rrLraaa1 10 rHE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEaRAn TO THE NEws.l
OAHDks, s. c., october 81.
The election for representative to I'LL the vacan-
cy caused by the death Of Jonas Nash, resulted
in the election Of winiam Adamson, colored, the
Radical candidate. Therewas no opposition, and
but little interest was shown in the AFFAIR. Very
few votes were pollea, snd everything passed of
quietly.
y The Railroad Convention which assembled here
to-day is likely to organize under the charter Of
the Wateree and North Carolina Railroad Com
pany.
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5perial Notices.

me- NOTICE.-NATIONAL SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON BRANCH,
No. "A BROAD STREET.-Money deposited on
or before the 18th November will draw interest
from the 1st November.
oct2S II NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
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jnnfral Notices.

gpTHE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Mss MARY RILEY are respect
fully invited to attend her Funeral at the Cathe-
dral Chapel, Queen street, at4 O'Clock, THIS AZ
TERNooN. octos
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spsrial Notlfes.

as- CONSIGNEES PER BRITISH
steamship DARIEN are hereby notified that said
steamship has been THIS DAY entered under the
Five Day Act. All goods not Permitted at the
expiration of that time will be sent to the Govern
ment Stores. R0BT. MURE CO.,
octoo AOpnta
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Marrie6.

FULLER-PARKER.-I Charleston, s. c., oc-
t0ber 21st, by the Rev. VIM. H. Adams, GORDoN
n. FULLER and SUsrR PARKER, both OF Charles
ton, s. G..
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as- NOTICE.-APPLICATION WILL
be made to the Legislature, OF its approaching
session, for charter for LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, to be called 1.-THE SOUTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY"
oct4 MI
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NB-THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
ofMr. and Mrs. HENRY E. YOUNG, are invited to
attend the funeral services Of the latter at st.
Mchael's Church, TO-DAY, at O'Clock. oct2S
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&g CONSIGNERS' NOTICE. Il E
Schooner HENRIETTA, Leavitt Master, from Bal
timorc, is now dischsrging Cargo at Acconmo-
datlon Wharf. All goods remaining on the wharf
at sunset, will be stored at the OWNERS risk and
expense. RIsLEY CREIGHTON,
oct2S Consignees.
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as-THE FALL AND ITS DANGERS.

MS-THE FALL AND ITS DANGERS =
Animal as well as vegetable life Is powerfully af.
fected by the great atmospheric change that
takes place in the fall But for the flowers, the
foliage and the herbs OF the field there Is no help.
Their time has come and die they must. 1t is
otherwise with man. For him the means of rein
vigoratlon have been provided by skill and
science. To recruit his exhausted energies and
fortify himself against the disorders generated
by the sudden depression Of temperature and the
unwholsome exhalatons OF autumn, let him tone
his nervous system, invigorate his digestion and
give edge to his appetite with H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. He may then face the NOR
bid influences OF the season fearlessly. The chill
ing night dews and heavy morning msts will
have no power to make him shiyer and burn, to
affect his liver, to disorder his stomach or his
bowels, to rack his Joints with rheumatism or to
render any latent element OF disease iIs his sys-
TEN active and dangerous. To the sufferer from
general debility, whether constitutional or aris-
ing from other causes, this potent vegetable spe.
cilc is earnestly recommended. And let it be re-
membered that physical weakness opens the deor
to all maadies. Yigor is the chief defence Of the
huuaH SITuCtuIe dYdluSb du CduSeS VI ulSeaSc, auu
HoSTETTER'S BITTERS may be truly pronounc-
ed the safest and surest Of all invgorants. 1t is
the most genial OF oil vegetable tonics, and Is
admirably adapted to the wants and weaknesses
of the more delicate sex, as we'll as to the all
ments Of man. oct25 6D&C
Gs- A CARD.-A ERGYMAN,
while residing in South America as a Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, 1 will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
in sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
oct4 3mos* New York City.
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, Whe Crisis Over,

prin has published letter announcing that
Minister Gorilla accepts the notifications made
by other members of the Cabinet In the ecclesi-
astical nnance section Of the treasury budget,
reducing the amount thirtJ-nys per cent The
ministerial crisis Is therefore over.
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&B- NOTICE.-THE STEAMER PILOT
BOY WIN go to Blufrton on her way to Savannah
THURSDAY, 2sth October and touch there on her
way back to Charleston SATURDAY, aoth October.
oct26 2 J. D. AIKEN j. co.
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T A l. l. 0 P E N u
OF MILLINERY GOODS,
AT MRS. N. ]. ZERNOW'S, No. 3o4 KING ST.
Having Just returned from New York, would re-
spectfuny call the attention of the Ladies to 8
large and handsome assortment Of MILLINERY
Patterns Cloaks on hand and made to order.
Dressmaklng attended to as usual. Country
orders solicited and promptly filled.
oct14 tuths3mos
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EUROPE.
"A Turkish Treason.

A Turktsh Treason'
PARIS, october 27.
The Pa.rie says that awidespread conspiracy
has been discovered In Turkey connected with
a revolt in Cottaro. Austria and Turkey are act
ing In concert In suppressing the conspiracy.
Peace Reigns in Paris.
s. PARIS, October q.
the city is tranquil. No disturbances whatever
have occurred.
Ths Emperor was at the Theatre Francais last
evening.
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BAwORDS OF CHEER -ONTHE
Errors Of Youth and the Fonies of Age, in rela-
ton to Marriage and Social Evils, with helping
hand for the erring and unfortunate Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. sept25 Sraos
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g8 TO THE FLOUR MERCHANTS
AND ALL INTERESTED OFFICE INSPECTOR OF
FLOUR, No. es EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, October
1s-0rders for Inspection Of Flour win be re
caved at this once nom this date, and be
promptly attended to.
@. N. AyERILL,
oct16 Inspector of Flour.
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FURMAN UNIVERSITY,
GREENVILLE, S. C.

GREENVILLE, >. L.
THE next session of this Institution will open
September Is, 1869, and continue forty weeks
without lntermission.
Three Years Scholarships may be obtained, con-
ditfoned on the payment Of thirty dollars annual
ly for three years, and emitting each holder OF
scholarship to the free tuition Of pupil for one
year in all the regular schools on the paymen; of
the annual Incidental Fee of five dollars.
The regular schools embrace Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, (Prof. Judson); Latin
Language and Literature, prof. Taber); Greek
do, prof Smith,; Chemistry and Natural Phi
losophy, prof Harris); Logic, Rhetoric, Int.
and Nor Philosophy, prof. Furman)- =.
Except to holders of scholarships, the annual
charge for Tuition and IncdenIals will be S65.
For instruction in Practical Chemistry. or in
Modern Languages, German, French, Spnnish.l
there will be an extra charge, the amount depen-
dent ON the numbers in the respective classes.
Good boarding can be obtained, exclusive of
lights and washing at about Sis per month
Catalogues or Scholarships can be procured by
addressing the subscriber.
JAMES e. FURMAN, President.
August 26, 1869 9
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

IN THE COMMON pLEAs-EoUlTY SIDE.
U. j. Rogers vs.. VIM. Rogers, w. J Duckworth
and wife, ct al.-Bh for Partition Real Estate
Of Vm. Rogers, Decd
1T appearing to my satisfaction hat Margaret
Martin, Richard Rogers Allen Ellison Defen-
dants in the above stated case, reside beyond the
limits of this State. On motion of McGowan &
Moore, Comp. Soils, it is
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
plead, answer or demur to aforesaid bill of com
paint within forty days from the pu blicaton here
Of. or the same will be taken as to them pro con-
fesso. JOHN W. DANIELS, cC.P.
Clerks Office, Anderson, S. c.,
August ID, 1863 S-6
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Wool Card Factory.

THE undersigned beg 10 inform the public gem
orally that their machinery for WOOL CARDING
is now in successful operation. and they would
respectfully solicit share of patronage. The
Factory is situated on Little Generostee, in the
southwest corner of Anderson County, one mile
from Crafts Ferry and seven miles above Lowndes-
Vile The machinery is entirely new and of the
best quality, with Burr Machine attached mixes
cotton and wool finely. Our charges for Cardng
will lie the customary prices.
s. W. STIERARD,
J. II. REID.
BE- Abbeville Press copy twice and forward
bill to this office.
Sept 2, 1869 10
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROEINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANDCHoON COON11.
IN THE COMMON PLEAs-EoUITY SIDE.
Sallic McGee and her husband, VIM. McGee, ct al.
VS.. Jane Smith, Telith Dunkin and her husband,
Benz. Dunkin, ct al.-BaL 10 Partition Real Es-
tate of Samuel Smith, decd.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Polly Cook
and her husband, William Cook, Jane Long and
her husband, Berry Long, Nancy Tate and her
husband, Pinckney Tate, Defendants in this case,
reside without the limits of this State. On mo-
ton of MCGOWAN j. Moore, Comp. Soils. it is
Ordered, That they do severally appear and
plead, answer or demur to the bill of complaint
in this case within forty days from the publica-
tion thereof, or the said bill will be taken as to
them confessed.
JOHN W. DANIELS,
C. C. p. Anderson County.
Clerks Office, Aug. %, 1869 lO-6
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY,

IN THE COMMON PLEAs-EoUITY SIDE.
F. A. Riley and wife, Jane, VS.. Jesse McGee, Ad-
minslralor, and others Original Bill in the na-
ture Of Supplemental Bill for Account, &c.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction that Robert NJ.
Brown and wife, Sarah A. Brown, William Mays
and wife, Martha L. Mays, and Rebecca McGee,
widow, William McGee, Washington McGee, and
two other children, heirs at law of Chiles McGee,
deceased, Defendants in the above stated case, re-
side beyond the limits of this State. On motion
of Norton, Comp. Sol, it is
Ordered, That the said Defendants do appear
and plead, answer or demur within forty days from
the publication hereof, or the same will be
taken pro cOnfesso against them.
JOHN w. DANIELS,
Clerk Of Court Common Pleas Anderson Co.
August 26, 1869 9
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= The London Times, in its Manchester cotton
trade report. says it is admitted that the returns
of sales of cotton at Liverpool falsi6ed every
day last week. The figures really amounted to but
little more than half those given to the public.
As result there is something like panic at Man
chester, and for the present all confidence is lost
in the truth of the returns from Liverpool:
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BREAD, RICE, COT TON.

THE undersigned offers for sale Tract of
Land, in Oconee county, containing 500 acres, To-
Gated on both sides of Seneca treek, one mile
west of Fort Hill bridge across the Seneca river
Mr. Ravenels,) II miles from Hunnicutfs Cross
ing on B. r. R., and including 100 acres ofprime
bottom land by measure. Come and see for your
selves, and in so doing you will net be disappolnt
ed.
Let me give one fact that have had from the
Oldest citizens of this county, that there has never
been scarcity of bread known in it. In l845,
when the whole State was destroyed by drought,
and Greenville and Spartanburg had to move OF
their inhabitants, the cribs were full in Oconee
Come to Perryvile, and will show you land with
corn on it as good as you ever saw.
j. OVERTOM LEWIS, Jr.
Psrryviile Depot, B. R. R., Aug. 26, 1869.
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- The Thornton property, one of the old colo
nial estates of Virginia, lying on the Alexandria,
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad, and containing
$500 acres, has been sold to Northern company
for Sl5O,OOO 1t is to be divided up into small
FARMS and colonists from the North are to settle
upon it.
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A stitch in Time Saves Nine.

If you have cough, do not neglect it thousands
go to an untimey grave by neglecting what they
call "a slight cold" These slight colds are very
insdous. They soon become deep seated, and de-
fly all remedies. DR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT
will cure it, 1t can be had of any Druggist.