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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This splen-
did Hair Dye the best in the world the only true and
perfect Dyc harmless reliable, instantaneous no dis
appointment ridiculous tnts; remedies the i'll eff
fcts of bad dyes inygoraes and leaves the Hair soft
and beautiful black or brown Sold by all Druggists
and Pcrfnmer and properly applied at the Wig Facto-
ry, 16 Bond St, y. y. 1y2l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-03
THE RIVERSIDE

contains besides its lively soriesa store of informa-
tion pleasingy presented, and it is so prepared that it
not too young for the old too old for the young
Pure English md straightforward talk characterize
it's contents
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n Il RISTM AS CA OL A 7
u "APOTHECARIES HALL
THE NEW DRUG STORE NO. REVERE HOUSE
BLOCK.

THE NEW DRUG STORE NO. REVERE HOUSE
BLOCK.
The public arc particularly invited to examine
stock of goods which will be ready for inspection carly
in December.
HOLIDAY GooDs.-wo shall offer for sale
larger stock than before many of them at cost and
less than cost
CONFECTIONERY g. FRUIr.-wc intend
to keep on hand a hnc stock of Confectionery and
Fruit. fresh supply received almost daily.
UNSETTLED ACCoUNTs-An persons
having unsettled accounts against the firm of CLARK
& WILLARD are requested to present them without
delay.
SPECIAL NoT1CE.-owing to our change in
location and a contemplated change in business, all
persons who are indebted to by note or book &C
count are requested to adjust the as soon as pos
siblc. Until accounts due settled we shall be
obliged to do a strictly cash business.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-08

TO COTTON PLANTERS. :
AMMONIATED
u Z 8 s @ L. " I'D ID
BG0EyIn9.

The supply of Peruvian Gasno having
become exhausted, Il is necessary for the
planting oomnuDity 10 look for substitute
for this article, 40 eticacious in pronoling
and suPtaiuing the growth Of cotton. The
combination Of Peruvian 0uano and Dls.
solved Zones has been found 10 10 the
safest np5 bsat Of all tha many. /. !ccs
offered, and we are confident tha, iaAa
ordinary seqeon, to ase tho lsnguage Of Mr.
David Dickson, can never fall. In pre-.
scn,ing our AMMONIArED to the Planter,
We but give tho combination in form
ready for immediate use, thus saving tho
cost and trouble Of manipulation and accur.
ing ia(orminy in quality.
The practical results obtained from tho
articles shipped by 10 prove them 10 be
superior to all others, and In q .raio ex-
.enaing tHIongh every por;ion OF tho Cotton
arcwing Rce'oas, and, during tho past hrs
years. cQ.surnlng thousands OF tons, We are
-S. to henr Of the frst complaint.
In our manufacture we discard oil mineral
phosphates, and rely entirely upon Puie
Bono made rendily soluble by the use Of
Suipiurio hoid. Tho Ammonia IL supplied
from tho next valuable source to Peruvian
Guano, and In sufficient quantities 10 give
the plnnt vigorous and healthy growth.
tho soluble bono sustaining II throughout
The sealon.
We hnve no hesilution in placing This
article against any manufacture or co,nbie
nation known and will refund every dollar
spent In ito purchase in case 1t does not give
| satisfaction.
For tho character and purity Of the arti.
cles shipped by us wo refer to tho prom!-
nent names appendcd,t hey being nfew Of
| those who obtain their supplies from us.
JOHN MERRYMAN 4 Co,
" Baltimore.
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Internal revenue reoaipts to-day

Internal rn, revenue receipts to-day
over $775,000. +
Durapt positively declines the Cir.
cult Judgeship. The contest is now
between Judge Erskine, Of Georgia,
and, Judge Wood, Of Alabama-r
chances favor Erskine, :,
The usual theft and premature pub
liostion of reports occurring SO fire..
quently, tho Presidents message will
be read from the manuscripts.
A delegation of Virginia Grant Re-
publicans, representing the boilers
from the recent Republican State
Convention, thirty strong, are heres
and have met with great encourage
meLt FROM the leading Republican
members Of Congress and feel sam
guipe of Vrginia's early admis ion,
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Valuable Land q. Rent,

WE. the nnderstsaed, Executors, OF sa.
ssvts rah Pickett, dessaasd, will sssug 10 ths
,highest Bidder. at the late homsstssa Of the
said Sarah Pickett, on the 28d instanl, tho
followiag tracts Of land Tor fhs year 1S70s 3
z one tract known As the l'.a aqsas Plsoe.,,
containing ssson hundred >sres marc or
less.
Also tho tract known ss tae sstesks
Plaee,p eontsining' about Two hsadseA snd
afty, s6fes.
Also another tract known ssths 1Aoals
wsTe fiscs, " sohtsfaiss ab5as oHs haadssss
ard 6sty ceres.
A Hon on the crop VII. ss reeeir4A 10 40.
cure the rent. M.W. BlsULTASsg,,
w. E,Y0NGUE,
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R. R.eGeasomSe@a

David Dickson, Hancock county
Dr.. 4 NJ Pcndleton, {"
WV Simpson,
A j Lane,
Col. I NJ Turner, I"
John I Berry,
James NJ Gray, Jones county
II 8 Kisnr, Houston county
n g Robert. wilkes county
N W Stone, Columbia county
DR.. Henry Gather, Newton county
DR.. J 8 Hamilton, Athens
Edward bancroft,
A p Dcaring, I"
A Livingston. Newton county
lion. I ] Smith, J. .ffcrson county
II 2 Richards, Newton county
John II Chisholm. " est Point
Stephen D Hoard, Augusta
Dr.. II II Steiner.
W D Grant, Walton
Rev. W M Cunningham, In Grange
Col, y Locke, Dougherty county
Non. NerscheF v JOHNSON, Jslseri on 90.
II Wilkins Jefferson couH,y
Jas. Denhnm, Pusnam coun%y
} PriAtup, Columbia county
9 NJ Stokes, Leo county
Rev, 7 d West, Columbia county
CA dunnsSgy, Walton county
= W Swanson, Troup county
Thomas Wsr'hcn, WashingioS county
Sterling Elder, Coweta county
JR Tolbert, Y"
Rev: G s Camden. Brooks county
10 Morton, 7"
Samuel NJ Garter, Murray ooanty
II Stapler, Lowndes county
n Montgomery, Fort Lamar
CIV Lewis. Decatur county
N Hill, Qui.msn county
y P Burnett, 1"
~ While, Macon
hV Bsnyhby, Atlanta
Or Nolan, Henry county
I'll Clark, Oglethoppe county
HF. Woolley, Cass county
Adsns, Jones 3 Reynolds, Maeoa
( @wysrTsn, ' :, Ss,.I.a,, Lane s Co.. augusta
Herrya & Co., Homo
VIC q L Ganier, West Point
BjPye& q 8on, Forsyth
Isaac Harris, Syringe Grove, N. G.
James r Irwin. Ghatloste, NC
Col.5 RSpearrasn, Silver strset, 9. ..
RW BAGS, OrangSburg. s. y.
Col. I Moore, Spnrtanburg, q. 6.
John H Cathcart, WlnnBboro, 8. C.
Thomas ! Woodside, Greenyiile. 8. G.
JW Bark6dsle, LaMrens. g.. u.
Gov.CsH Da pont, Quincy. Rls
George w Scott, Tallsliassee, Fis
4 I Given, Montgomery, Ala
n Mghtfoot, Abbeyilie, Ala
b Tliornton, Coosn River, Ale
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-08

A NEEDLE IN LIVING MAN.
HsARr.-At one of the late eetings
of the Academy of Science at Milan,
ITALY, Or. Serafin Bissi exhibited the
heart of ali insane noblep. an who died
lately, and who at yplious times at
tempted suicide, fser he had killed
his father in or. of his insane its
Tho unfortu'. .ste man died Of cancer
OF his to- gas, which he had bitten of
durlp.o one his exeesses Of lunaey,-
Wen he was dissected needle of
three inches in length was found in
his heart. The coroner.s court was
informed that twenty-five montha be-
fore his death ho had told hia parents
that he bad pierced hts heart with a
noodle. They, Of oourse, did not be.
lieye It, beeaase no change in the func-
tiona Of this organ could be remarked;
He never compaaiped Of any pe:;.n in
the ches. or in the heart Scientific
men regard this case as being Of most
extraordinary intorust tosurgc6ns and
anatomista.
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From Washington.
|AsiuSaroN, November 80.

|AstuHaroN, November 80.
1.-THE Spanish iron-clad Saragessa has
arrived at New York.
aR. M. 2. LEOPOLD has been detail.
I ed from Secretary Boutwell's office, 40
..speeial.sgea$ to inquire into banking
interests South.
Tho .Prosidsnt mas appointed, John
-Parsena df Ohio, consul to st. Jago
do Cubs. H ' 4
The Supreme Court hoard today a
.oasesfronn Maasissippi, involving tho
legality Of tho cotton tax.
iWAsHfNoroN, December 4.=-The
reported disaster to the iron -clad Dio.
'tator % antrue. She left Tybee for
Key West. on Tuesday, aftar short
detentiau ia the Savannah River.
The Elective strength Of tho Fede.
ral array IS $4,000, though tho paper
force is x2I@o0. sas,&
Is Shermaa su5aats . plan for enlist.
ing 4S,0Gs alen. OF whom two thirds
!; are TO be ia acAa1a sorvice; below
-svhich, Sh&Saaan thia6s reduction
ssill he unsafe.
Belknap's report. says the railway
companies to sshieh the military rail.
road material of tke quarterma,rter's
department aas sold, on q credit, ut
the end Of the var. incurred debt
originally Of &7.s9t.40s. ahe inter-
est on which has increaed ts.is amount
TO $4,000, 900; ab0at half Of which
has been paid 6nt some rail,Sads bo.
ing in default, aad ahawtng no dispo-
.eition to meet thasr obligations, aisit
has beea latoly oTdSsad TO bs brought
against Thorn.
Gentlemen intesssse1 sn The full
z,sssorasion ss shs 9ssthArn States, ra.
port she feeling of Gongpsss aa aaite
favorable. They Nsy tls au,h nssdi
fear no further pfosesfpNsa asgisla-
rtion.
Rrsskonrsdse and GhArmss .hsS .
q
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We have been making recent large addi.
lions to our Stock Of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, go.
3hIgc assortment of Ladies' Cloaks lust
received, md n,lot of extra fine Clothing
for Gents and Youths expected In q few
.. KRTCHIN, McMASTER & BRICE
nov 10 =
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A Large Variety Of

Hardware can always be found al The
store OF Retchin, MoMaster & Brioe chi
Nails, Clinch Nails. Bratls and Finishing
Nails, Horse Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes
B Bar Iron Rod Iron, Plow Iron, Cast Steel,
Plow Steel, sc.
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GEORGIA. NURSERY.

10000 Southern Grorn Fruit Tree, for Sale.
A pPLE TREES Q years old IS to fee.
IA high, with n well formed crown nj Q
10 feet from the ground; price Sl8 90 per
100. One year old, 4 to G feet high. price
$l2 90 per 100. 81,
Peach Trees. Pear, Plum, AZ root, Nee.
tarine Trees, Grave Vines, Strawberry
Plants, &C. Descriptive and Prico Cata.
loguc sent gratis to appli ,amts.
Address. WM. X. NELSON.
oct lo-6m Augusta, On.
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GREAT INDU~rniAL EXHIBITION IN
NOVEMBER, 1870, ON THE WASHING
TON RACE CoURsE, CHARLEsroN, S. G..
Wo learn that an attractive programme
10 under consideration by number
Of gentlemen, of long experience in
such matters, and whether it is to be
a World's Fair, Continental or State,
We are not advised, but it 10 to be
opened to exhibitors from North,
South. Fast and West.
A tournament Of one hundred and
fifty horsemen, and racing for -four
milQ, two Mile and one mile heats,
with trotting matches will likely be
arranged to como off.-Charleston
Courisr.
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Splendid Stock of Goods !!
GREAT BARGAINS.
NO HUMBUG

NTE age now prepared 10 exhibit ono Of
w the largest, choicest and cheapest
stock Of Goods over offered in this market.
We nro determined to mike the priceR to suit
thet.mes, ..and will soil our articles ns low as
they cnn be b,ught in any market in het
United States. You will save money by
giving US call. Below NO enumerate only
few Of tho articles we have
T01sY G&eooea@. =.
Bleached and Brown Domes,ios, Bleach.
I'd md Brown shirting, Striped and
Plaid HomespunG, Bed Ticking, Calicoea,
lhndseys, Grey, Brown and White Blankets,
Red, Grey, White and Opera Flanncls,
tlnck Cloths aud Cassimeres, Fancy Cassi
neres, Tweeds, Jeans. Kersys and Satinets.
Table Damasks and Towolirg. Oil Cloths.
! opp Skirts, Dalmoral and Doulevard d skirts.
Black and Colored Alpnccns, Solid Meri.
noes and DeLanes, Scotch Plaids, an end.
lesa variety of fancy Dress Goods Sharls
md Cloaks, collars and Cuffs and Notions
IN variety, &C., 60
Qnr stock Of Ready Male Clothing and
Shirts is very complete and cheap.
Opr ltne of Genilcmens', Ladies' and
Chidren's Boots and Shoes cannot bo ex.
cc'icd In quality, variety and price.
hpo assortment Of Gentlemsn's, BOYS,
L"tiies'. Misses, aud Childreps Hats.
We would call attention 10 our complete
atook Of Harwdaro and Cutlery, Guns,
E'sek ssy, Wooden Ware, Tip Ware, Chill.
!lxen's G. ,hs. sc. y e'G,
iakcn back n,tcr delivery.
1seuen,bcr 40 tp, your goods from Tho
CAepp Stove .RJ7WBRS d'LA W.
csj 1S
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0SE ard NIL come soon and secure bar.
" gains lip Groceries, Wines and LIQUORS.
Come to j. J. McCARLEY'S, next house 10
Jno. II. Ca.hcart'a, where you will find Mr..
8. De' erlcy, he is kind, accommodating an.,
Por % clerk, who will take tho grentcat
pleasure in waiting upon you,
dec 4
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The mississippi Election.

New ORLEANS, December 3.-Re.
turns FROM tweuty-six counties in Mis-.
sissiPpi give Aloorn 80 ;662 majority
"A gain Of 27,ooO over last years vote
aor the Radiaals.
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JyST! JUST nE!Egl!i'EETTVE!l nm |! NJ \ g!!l !.

0n HHDs. Bacon, ooasisiing Of G. r..
AZ Sides Ribbed sjdss, Bulk o, n. &
Ribbed eldce and shoulders which viii be
,scldi low for asah. 9 BaCOT'& co. {
is,. Also y
Jgst arrived 70 hbls. sasar A. b, "Ex
ira =" and Demerara q. i'' '.st
SO DACOT g. co.
Orangesl Osangesl
Just received IL barrels fine Florida
Oranges, which wo will sell out, ot SO oepts
per dosen, or cheaper By tho barrel,
BACOT &CO.
Craekefa, biscuits, Cakes, &c,
Soda. Sugar, Oyster, Novelty. Lemon and
Wiae Crackers; Ten Cakes. hnd tuMbles,
ttresl, from the manufacturers, for sale low
Ny BACOT & CO.
dec : = d..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-08

Ia. l6, ID Karot, Plated md Solid Gold
Rings, Improved Shirt Stnds. Sorew Shirt
Studs. Mechauic md Masonic Pima Sleeve
Bnttons, u lot Of fine Clocks, III kinds, will
be sold low for cash Come and see. My
motto is 'quick sales and email profits"
CHARLES MULLER,
Second door from Col. Rion's Office.
dcc 9
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nov2O
Ketchin, McMaster & Brice,

"Devoc's Oil Is endorsed by the leading
Fire Insurance Companies Of this City. In
view Of the mtny dangerous explosions from
'he use Of ola Of an in0nminnbe nature
and tho destructive lres oausei by tho same
means. We consider pure and perfectly
safe illnminator to be public DO efac,ion. u
Ntp l'ork Paper
a large supply Of the above. just rcceiv-
cd and for aal.e
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Charleston Market,

CnARLEsroN. Dec. 4.--Cottom dull
and nominal, with sales Of 100 bales,
middtings 24 receipts 2,3l6.
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New York Market.

New YonK, Dec. 4, z p. M.-Cot,
ton heavy and declining, with salcs Of
2,700 bales, at rs. Gold 22H.
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MORE NEW G0ODSl
Great Bargains i'm Fine
SEooI9Sl 0n.
S. w O T. # T. i,

HAVING iust received additional supplies
- Of Domestic and Staple Goods, blank.
sets. shoss, Clathing md Gentlemen's out.
fitting, would call the attention Of the ciii.
tizens apd public in general. Having ps,
sun,ed The suPefiplendence Of the aiore oc.
ouPied heretofore by bis brother, Jaonb
Wolfe. he will offer tho stock at spch LOW
I'RICES AZ oannot he eqaallr.l ghis silo VI
New York. .snch MS the Ecs. qrality cf
plnok silk, Vvlvcis, Clp'hs. Mnrl,,sscs, FoP
'in', Scotch Finds, Empress Cloths M!
every variety VI the fines, Dress Goods md
mosi superior Shswls ever brought tn his
market. Kenl l'arncho and English Paisley,
niao for Weddings mud parties, superior
white Goods lfhito Alpaoga, Lpslre Thule,
Organize md Swiss Muslin, pp csapl)sDt
nssor'mcn, Of Dress Goods, tho stock Of ono
Goods being large. win be sold ~ pppreee
denied Low PRICES. as will ho proven
61y call at the stores occupied by Jasob
Wolfe opd II. Daruch.
S. WOLFE
nov 2o Agent.
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T@1@sg1e@Ks91i0.

T9n@@Eo@gs77ai9.
Foreign News.
HAVANA, Novemhe 36.--The Span.
ish mail steamer brought 1000 sol.
diers. The insurgents attacked San
Jose, OIL the Nnevitas Railroad. They
captured sally party Of eighteen, bn.
were finally driven of. The Cubsns
lost thirty.four.
PARIS, December A. Roohefort has
created intense excitement in the
Corps, by a demand that the National
Guard be ordered to guard tho hall,
tor the protection of the deputies.
LONDON, December 5.-The Lanca..
shire mills have resumed full time.
MADRID, Qocewber 4.-Thc cons.i
tutional guarantees recently suspend
ed have been restored.
HAvANa, December A.-The Span-
ish Bank will issue 5000 ,ials, cur
Eency, as au additional loan to the
Government.
Authentic Information received here
FROM Santiago de Cuba, November
23, reports tho landing of fllibus.
RSering expedition from the Cuban pri-
asteer Teascr, in the Nipe Bay, aud
that great quantity Of military
stores reached the interior in safety,
On tho 2o.a the Spaniards attacked
the insurgents, who were intrenohed
ut Manette. The attack MAS com.
,menced by Smelling, and cndod in q
bayonet charge, ip which tho Span
iards were repulssd with great loss
many of the wounded being taken by
4be ,wictuIs.
.----. -es -.-
News It,ma.
.MEmrHIs, Novcmher So.-The
whites and blacks arc fighting in West
Mississippi. pthrteon negroes arc re-
ported killed in Sundower County.
Trouble is Imminent at Grenada, Wa
ter Valley aud Woneua.
New YonK, November 30. Rioh-
ardson's symptoms are anfavorable to-:
day.
Paar jaws, November go Tho
bank, in this place was r',bbed of
$60,O0o to-day.
Nav 'HoaE, DEG ,mber 1.-The
Herald has tho following from Lon
don, November 80: "Thc Cabinet
and Governme ~ Laere are in state of
excitement .p'l embarrassment, not to
say alolm. Tne secret agents aw.
Ployed ny tie Executive in ireland
have rep" rtcd to tho ofiocrs of the
CROW tAeir belief that very gone
raj rising or revolutionary move,
m",nt of tho people of that COUNTRY Is
Imminent. At Cabinet Council the
question Of continuing the stlshanslon
zrof the Act Of Habeas .0orpifs in Ire.
Y land has boen debated. No decision
has been arrived at, but it is consider
cd certain thnt extreme measures of
repression, and for tho sustainmcnt of
tho Queens authority in tho Island
will be adopted shortly"
GRENADA, Miss, December L.
Tho elections were quiet. Yalla-
busha County gives Don't nearly 5000
majority.
MEMrnls, December 2.-Midnight.
Nothing definite. from Mississippi.
1t is generally thought that Dent is
elected by a small majority.
CLEVELAND, Deoemher 2.-The
commercial elevator and fifty or sixty
bushels of grain were burned to-day.
NASHVILLE, December a.-The bill
reducing taxes from four to two mills,
with no exemption, has passed.. The
bill removing ,disfranohiaement of the
l4th amendment passed its third
reading.
New York, December 4.-ThaSt.
Matthew's Episcopal Church, oldest
in jersey City, was burned this morn.
ing. Cause--defeotiye duo.
ToraKA, KANSAS, December A
fire destroyed the record of the land
office and the journals of tho House
of Representatives.
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Mattresses / srattfsssssi.l.

We ars. nov psspeset Id 1i,i cydsss III.
Bedsteaas hsylng the pascnl ssaefslo Joins 8,
i most ipbpofsaas mpsavesaeat. 81 3g s,ssh,
tsnings.g Is lgsfy oisnpis in nee a III ne.
nishe8no hiiIve bisoa ;SF Ga q. .,s * 4 rs
Aiot, of Ma zss.S 4 hssa 81 sssss ~ i, ~
iisisTYas co.
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Liyeruool Market.

Liyeruool Market.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4.-Cotton olosed
dull-uplands IL ; Orleans l2s sales
10000 bales.
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RssaiKINs OF GERERAL MARrrN.-
The Baltimore Sun, of Saturday,
says: "The funeral Of Gene Bnl Viii.
liam y. Martin, of Charleston, s. G.,
who died on Thursday, at the resi-
dence Of his son, VIM. D. Martin, No.
@SS North Eutas.street, took place
yesterday afternoon, at A O'Clock, at
Mount Calvary .Chnsoh. The ,ceremo-
MES were conducted by Rev. Dr.. Pink-
nay and Rov. Aired A. Curtis. The
remains, after the oonelusion of the
ses.ice, we're placed in a hearse and
taken to Camden Station, whore they
were taken in charge Of the Adams
Express Company and forwarded to
the late homo of the deceased. Con.
Martin had been on visit to his son
about two weeks."
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ssCounty Commissioners Otilce.
FAlRslELp COUNTY. Nov 30, 1860.
DROPOsAI.s willjbo reoeivedE blythe coun.
J. tytCommissiopers iisA o. Keeper or Su.
,periusendant OF the Poor House, for tho
year 1870. Proposals 10 be hRndcd iutho
Clerk. on OF hef6rs the 20 NDeo.. 1889, q,
] s, STEWART.
dec 2-fx2 TX. Id, Co. Com.
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THE LAnoR CoNvxNrloN.-The
Unionxille Times, speaking Of tho
Labor Convention beld laat week in
Columbia, and tho oxhorbitant de-
mands it advocates, suggests the fol.
lowing remedy.
b We would suggest to our readers
q remedy against all those olas..oom-
binations; it is--aell land to negroes.
Make the negroes landowners, whom
thoy have means to purchase, and their
interest and yours become identical.
In less than three years, every land.
owner, white, or black, who docs, not
feed on official pap, will be in the
same ranks of opposition to extrava.
ganoa, corruption high taxntion, and
labor strikes of ignorant men, en-
oeonEaged by Designing demagogues.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-22
FERRY sDAvTss Vegetabas Pain Ki1Ie,

We clip the following from the Providence General Advertiser s'At this season of the years< when Dh6letal Cholera Mdrbus, D5sen. tery, and other kindred complaints a,e sure to prevail. every body should be literally sup piled with the Pain Killer. Persons leaving home, whether it be for days excursion ol trip to Europe, should be in condition to place their hands on it at moments warning Many diseases incident to the summer months : which will prove fatal if not immedately v checked, can be promptly cured by one or two doses of the Pain Killer. On more than one occasion have we been relieved of intense suf
 feriiag hy the timely use of the IaboTei nam ed
 preparatien. Solk! by all Druggists, Grocers anu medicine DealerS. If 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-22

pSe Especial attention, is called to the advertisement of; that celebrated Special. ist, Q. Van Hummell. M. D., of New York City, who treats throat and lung diseases by inhaiati0r-the only acknowledged cure for Consumption. He uses A66ot,s Inhal, in0 E7nid h relnedy mt knawn tn tha Pra. fessiop, Thousands, have been snatched
 from the jaws of death by this wonderful remedy, and those afflicted should not hos itate to place themselves immediately un- der, the Doctors care." e"'i' "'Ai III" fhs -ai