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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

Nail N THE F0OT. To relieve from the
terrible effects Of running nail in the foot
OF man nr horse, take peach leaves, bruise
them, apply to the wound. confne Sith a
banlage. They cure, as if by magic. Re
newing the application usually does the work
B3ih man and horse have been cured in a
few hours, when they were apparently on
the point of having the Iocl-jaw. The re-
ceipe remembered and practiced, viii save
many valuable lives.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

SwAIMS PANACEA, Kennedy's Medical Dis.
y covery, Hembold's Buchu, Bake's Cod Liver
Oil, Jayne's and Ayers Medicines for sale by
Jan 10. aARTSWICK J. IRWIN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

We are now converting 7-S0s OF the june and
July series into Gold Coupon $50 bonds of 1857
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-06-23

N. L. CHURCH FESTI SAL-A handsome
cake, at the " T. Churc festival, is to be
disposed Of by ballot durin G the week-thc
ake to he presented to the clergyman who
h,s the highest number of votes cast for
I'm The contest. we understand, is ar
ral!si to be between the clergymen of Clear
he'd and CGrwensyille. The ballots will be
received at the old church edifce, where our
Methodist friends have in progress Il first
chs festival, for the benefit of the church.
We trust our citizens will not lack in spirit
and hberality towards securing the prize for
Gle Or the other of our worthy ministers.
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spirit and letter OF their bargain. All that
they donand is fair play and equal rights
for employer as for laborer. Tho difference
between tho South Carolina farmes and
planters and tho Radical Spouters ia simply
this: the former are liberal und fair in all
thoir dealings, because thoy have u charac-
ter TO maintain and reputation to lose,
and because they know that unless the
workers thrive tho State cannot prosper;
the latter froth and fumc Ilecatsc the elcc-
tionB draw nigh, and The colored vote he
comes snpromo necessity. The farmers
and planters stand by tho lahorers for the
reason that without them they cannot Till
their land and make their crops. The poll
ticians will VOW and promise until election
day is over, and then treat their dupes, as
usual, with rowling and repronch. And
when the proper time comes the lahorcrs
will show that they know whom to believe,
whom to trust and whom 10 maintain and
support. Then, indeed, will the Radical
race be rum
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AlTBR the conclusion OF Congressman
Whittclnorc's laranguc at Georgetown on
Thursday wcols, u negro Legislator and ma
gistrate named Jones, with several other ne
Eros@, ''npproaclod the publisher of The
"7im,es, while the said Jones. with an open
copy Of tho papor, with drunken oaths OF
vengeance hcapCd his malodictions Oh the
'fUhols of The district, who ho said he was
'rcaiy ~ slay ut a moments notice, u he
chad before d0nned tho true bluo uf the
'trooly loil,' and wns accustomed TO kill
'thn Southern rehels--all of which brayad0
"Was in consequence OF an article taken
'from the New York Day Book, and published
Gin The Times, which article gave n life
Like and faithful picture OF the condition
'of affairs In this A1ricanizod country"
Jones was already undor indictment for
riotous proceedings.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1850.
To Our Friends I'm thc Country--In-
duccmcnts TO New Subscribrrs.

Wf desire, iI possible. 70 make THE NEWS.
Whfch is d'rrd,ig tnithom exception Mc cheapest
newspaper tn tie South. n regular riSif0r in
ece'P 'oeH regulated household in his ana ne
adjoining States. As an indpt~UtW 10 the rlo,,.
ers 10 subscribe 10 THE NEWS BEFORE The erpi,n
ton or the present pr0,' hare Orra ,,pcd ,rjth
Aessrs. Wase"r, EranS Co1s,rrli, ne publish
eS ofhe RURAL CARoiISrAN, to supply that mc'r
ana superb agricultural ma9az zine, together anith
THK NEWS, 10 al ne,c Subscribers, al the .No,,o,r-
fn9 res'V toto rates:
Tus DAnH NEWS ana thc RURAL CARoLINIAN,
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TnR THl-wEKEiY News ~nd the RuRAI. CARO-
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sent either 20 TIE p;oJricfnrs or THH NEWS, or to
me proprfetorS of The RrRAL CARoLISIAS. Bnt
persons desiring 10 or1H Themselves or this os;a
must do SO 6sforT TIE first or january merit a $
the arrangement ,ein not BE- extended beyond
that period.
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'tSRaAToR RLRCr" GUFFIN uses iniuri-
ously inccndiary language at Abbcvillc and
tells the negroes he will have bill in the
Legislature "to protect from harm any
colored man who may resort 10 violence to
redress his grievances" Representative
Jones, at Georgetown, VOWS that he is ready
10 slay "tho rcbels'' ut any moment. Are
these men to bc called TO account, We haro
Governor, and State constabulary, and q
code OF laws. Are these for tho protection
of the 'truly loyal" only, or for white and
black, Radical and anti-Radical alike, Gov
ernor Scott will please reply
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Euu0 for Galc.
600 ACRES. TO CAPITALISTS. :

600 ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS
OOO At private sale or for lease fine
PLANTATION III Orangeburg District forming
part or the estate OF the late Colonel Keilt, con.
sIsing OF abDnt GOO acrcs $50 Of 1t cleared. 1t Il
watercd by Lyons Creek, n large and ncver-faIl-
Ing stream. Soil rich, red clay, well adapted to
cotton, corn, wheat, root crops and clover Gil.
mate healthy all the year. Splendid range for
cattle; the ncighborhood attractvo-tne adjon-
lHg plantations owned by gentlemen who reside
there and secure good order. Tlic buildings were
burned but lumber mills being near, they could be
replacL clcapiy. A largo State rond connects IL
with Louisville. South CarolIna RailrOnd, six
miles dEtnnt- Tho above is splendid chance
for thosO desiring to form beautiful farm In q
were returned Mt $50 per acre. VIII bc aod Mt
hnli IN that price. for terms apply To Mrs. LAU-
RENEE KBrrr, Society I'LL, s. q.
isIFERIEogs. Major II. B. Whaicy, j. G.. Kcitt,
FISH,, Orangehurg; II. w. Pcro he au, Esq, VIII
iinm Middleton, Esq.. Charleston
Octfi mwf2mdsDSC
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LET IL he borne in mind that while Radi-
calls rule South Carolina inoffensive citizens
may be arrested, and their lives put in peril
without shadow Of Justification or excuse
If this be doubted read our account of the
Abbeyille outrage.
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TnR bill to authorize tho State 10 purchase
the Charleston Clubhouse or United States
Courthouse. mentioned in our telegraphio
reports from Columbia should hayo been
reported as bill to give the consent OF the
State TO tho already completed purchase of
the Clubhouse lot by the United States, and
10 ccdc The United States jurisdiction therein.
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Gsbibilion6.
A WON DERFUL FIsu

A WON RFUL FISI
WAS cLught III Ashley River, on Friday last, by
Charles Sparks and q. n"'lsLcn, anu viii bc OK.
hibi'cd At Military Hail during THIS DAY. The
NV irs OF this FISH would return their thanks a,
ha i.onor, The Mayor. for thr privilege cx,c,,acd
To them In allowing them To exhibit /. on Sunday
to the hundreds who have visited IT, ana who have
cNircs6cd their great satisfaction "a cAnmuing
this curiosity. puygyIs
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Tns gin-house Of DIR. W. l.. Anderson, of
Greenwood, was burnt by inccndiares on
Sunday night with quantity of cotton
and wheat the property of himself and
neighbors. When will Governor Scott issue
proclamation Offering rcwnrd for the ar
rest of the scoundrcls who burn the barns
of white farmersf
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9AOO ACRES TO LEASE FOR a
4iOO TERN OE YEARS,-rhe Iuraa and

2100 ACRES TO LEASE FOR A
-ltOO TERM OF YEhRS.-Tie large and
beautiful PLANTATION, known M Ileitt Place,
consisting Of 24o0 aCrcs, 100 cleared Soil rlcll
aud clay abounding In deposits OF mari. 100 acres
OF splendid cotton land; 100 acres OF II will make
Y hng to the aero; location perfectly healthy all
The year; four and half miles from I.ewlavllle,
South Carolina Railroad; well settled; has bcen In
constant cultivation since the war; hns all ncccs-
sary buildings; small dwelling, barns; stables,
glnhoilsc, screw, 1aborcrs' houses. I,yon'H Greek
runa through the estate and furnishes ono OF the
beat aitea for n factory In the State.
win be anld with the lease, the following: 8 nno
young MULES, large lot OF improved Imple
menta, Iirlniy P1Oughs, New Gin, dickson Cotton
Seed, enough to plant the entire crop; 1000
busols OF Cotton Seetl for frtIilzlng 400 bushels OF
corn: All Will bc sold on the place, low for cash.
Parties desiring TO lease are requested TO inspect
the growing crop OF cotton, which viii givo entire
satisfaction. POr terms, apply TO Mas. LAW
RRNCE KElrT, 81. Matthew's +. O., 0rangeburg
District, 8. q
RHPERBHcB.-MaJor T. D. whaicy, J. q. Koitt,
Esq.. Orangebur9: II. w. PcrOnneau, ESQ, VIII
liam Middleton, EGq., Charleston.
Oct25 mwf2mOs
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READ the account printed this morning
OF tho behavior of Congressman Hoge and
Assemblyman Gutnn in Abbevilc County [!
These lawmakers are law-brcakers with u
vengeance.
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consotous OF their Impending doom. Thn ooree
oftho old man ond tho boy had just been poured
put, while mrs. rcightnl was ongnged In pouring
out her own. A dish OF potatoes, boiled with tho
skins on, was upon the table; tho old man had
Just taken ono on his plate, when tho report of n
pistol broke the silence, and the old man fell dead
rhcn another, and The hoy was u,hcrcd into
eternity. Mira. rcshtai In,ist have jumped up
ami cn'lravorrd 10 escape and been cut down
Win ha'cAcl. nnd afterwards shot when The
pistol hai been rcloNlcd Tho work Of hIood
being accomplished, the muidcrcrB searched the
hoi'c I"r plindcr ana thGn vet IRE TO the build
ing Tor The rurpOse of covering UP their L'Oody
work.
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NLORIDA LAND FOR SALE, "A
ID Ialnahln pI.A AkTATIaN of Ran acrca In ha.

II valuable pLAETATIoS Of $40 scrcs i. Ma.
ron County, Florida, ia offered at private saIe
about QUO half clenrcI and under cultivation;
part best hammock. This Planiatinn IL ono OF
the moss desirable In the Stntc; ia very produo-
live for Cotton. Rico. Corn, Sugar, Vegetables
&c; oso fine fnr Oranges and Oth,r Fruits; 10
lnna'cd In one OF the hcnlthicst and most plea
S,,nt naghborlinOtls In the State, being convent
rnt to railroads. churches, &c. Appiy 70 A. B.
MnLlIQ tN. Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf, Charleston, g. @. novA
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Nem publications,

TO T II e Law ERS.
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KlGliAitDS0N'S LAW REPORTS, 81, AMI the 18th
BRYAN Il MGUA RTtIt
- Columbia, s. e.
VINO have large assortment OF Law Books
Law B!anks and Stationery constantly on hund.
noy17 wTn6DaCs
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Do0r0lnu.

POARDlNG.- -FIRST- GLASS BOAE
- ut mis: WILLIAM y. FIsaSER'S. No. q IItpi
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THO RENT, THAT THREE STORY BRICK
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YIHO RENT. A NEW SEVEN OCTAVE
4 PIANO, OF superior tone. Apply at No. l5i
Meeting Etrect. nnvo7
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III X l. A T II Il & o.
Are now receiving full Stock OF
GRoC ERIES AND LIQUORS,
GDHSuI1TNd or:
isO barrels l.EFtNED SUGARS
20 hhs. nnh barrels Raw Sugar
100 h'ls. ami barrels MuI;l.pisS
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100 haga COlfrra
100 packages Mackcrcl -NUY. l. 3. a,h s
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100 boxes Cheese
100 lDxci Soaps
40 barrels flomr-Plnc, Sppcr BItrn and
Family
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"ausH tiln Brandy unh Wines
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brooms ana BuckctH Saurkrunt, DC, &c
For sale 1T lowest prlces.
u. KLATTR 4 90,
, No. 21I East BAY,
nov0 knrthwcSt corner Cumberland street
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Aleetinas.

ST. ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10. A. T.
NJ MA Communication or thIs Lodge viii, bc
nuiu at Masonic Hall THIS Monday EvkHIHu 10Th
instant, at O'Clock. Members are requested to
81. n n JENNyi:tsE.rr
noy2p Sccrctafy.
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A TrENTlON, CARPENTERS! THE
a white JoL "ncymcn Carpenters of Charleston
are requested To attend y Meeting ut thc Wash.
hgioii Fire Engine linli, rms DAY, the 2vtll
instant, NJ 10 U'rlurk T. H., Tor the purpose Of
clcchnt, delegate to the Executive tpniii,ittcc
nn,i sign the Constitution Of the Wnrkingmcns
Union. By order OF !. H. KhBB,
HOV2RN Chairman.
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Go Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
IL &C., now vacant can readily be rented by
advertising them In this column. The rate Ia Is
H?iI In advance,
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A & A Il u

G A y
In assuming the management OF this elegant
Temple OF Art, The Lessee deems 1t incumbent
upon him to state, that he enters upon his mana
gerlal duties with great dGidence and much ON
harrassmont Charleston being remotely situat
cd from the great theatrical centres his resources
will be consequently limited, and TO some extent
contracted. lie will not, therefore, indulge In
prol1sc promises for the future, but will pledge
hlmsclf to use his best service AMI cxcrtions 10
furnish such novelties and attractions as he can
possibly command, and cndcavor to produce
them In such style as will deserve SUCCESS and
secure public APPRECIATION.
Courteous attention will be paid to the patrons
OF the Academy Good order viii be preserved
and enforced. and proper morale hc rIgidly
maintained throughout the establishment.
JOHN 7. FORD,
noyqe Iessce and MANAGER
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I OST, ON VANDERIORST OR RUT-
~ LEDGE STREET, n Lady's EnaIncllcd tioid
watch nhd Chain. The Under will please leave It,
ut No 8 l'utlcdge street, and u sul,abic reward
Will be given. noyis
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Eost nn0 4;uunn.

4 OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOlJ
IL have lost anything, make 10 known To the
public through this column. The rate fur twenty
words ar less, each insertion, IL - cents, if paid
III advance.
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Wanis.

WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody in this column
at The rate OF % cents for twenty words or less,
each Insertion, II pnil I'm n,lyaDcc
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w left Clocks or Watches ut OTTO SWEET
hEh'S over year. II not applied for they will be
sOiu ~ COST. nOy20 ~
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TNO RENT. A FINE STORE WITH FIX
Il TURES for grocery and bar-roOm, corner
Longitude Lane and East Bay. To an approved
tenant rent viii be SO per month. Also six
large square Rooms, with fire places, hack piazzas
win ho renl" singly IL preferred. Inquire of Mr..
ROSE, OH the promises oct18
pOOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR-
LII NlSilED rooms in q rcslcace pleasantly
sltunted In tho western part OF the city. Terms
ii Doughty street. octI2
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GEO. w. WILLIAMS L CO.

n IL
wlloLEsALB GR0CBRs,
HAYNE STREET, CHAIR. .EsTON, S. c.,
Have In Store and to arrive. which they are
Offering at lowest market prices
1000 bhls. Yellow Pink Eye Planting POTATOBs
1000 sacIa Liverpool Salt
SO bales Standard Gunny Bagging
200 ooils Hemp, Jutc, Cotton and MAMMA Rope
500 bbls. Refined Sugars
10 hhds. Porto Rico Sugars
81 hhdS. MuScovnto Sugars
100 hhtis. Old Crop Cubn Moiassos
800 bbls. Old Crop Cuba Molasses
100 bbls Sugar House Syrup
600 bags Rle. Lagnayra and Java CoHec
800 boxes Colgate No. and Pale Soaps
260 boxes Is. d., Cheshire and State Chccse
3OO bbls Fine, Super, Extra and Family Flour
$50 packages Fish. Nos. I. Z aud 3
1000 kegs Parker Mil Nails.
Orange Rifle POWDER Shot and Lead, Caps
Candles, Fire Crackers, Soda and Sugar Crackers
sugar Jumhles, Soda In kegs and papers, Starch,
oysters, Sardincs, Candy. Buckets and Tubs,
Raisina. Figs. Potash and Lye, Rice, &C., &C.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-29

NM a N T K d, A WOMAN, WITHOUT
w cncumbranccs. to Cook and assist In
housework for small family. Recommendations
required. Apply NJ this Office. noy29 IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-29

Just received and now landing ut Union Wharf
per schooner "hZclda md Laura - from Baraaon.
ZOO lunches RED BANANAS
20, 600 Cocoanuts
5000 Flantains
5000 Grape Fruit.
IN STnRR,
~, 900 West India ORANGES
10 b,is. Lines
100 bills. Baldwin hpples
10 Kegs Malaga Grapes
100 bbS. Onions
50 bbls. jackson Whites and Peach Blow Pc
tatOcs
il hhis. Assorted EutS
200 drums New Figs. assorted Hscs
800 boxes Assorted Pigs from 2 to J a,s. each
10 trails Dates
80 cases Union TOrpod0es. containing 30 o0s
90 whole and half boxes Fire Crackers.
VIII be sold low by O. BART L CO.,
n0V.3 Market street.