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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-03

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH By The COLOR
BApNa-R EADNa-SPKEoH-mAKINa, BLOWING
AND PRESENTATION. The Fourth Of July, m .de
notable by several circumstances, one of which
is the signing Of the Declaration OF Indepen-
dence, and another the speech Of Mrs. Parting
toms about the
american eagle that fewed across the seas.
And brought the British Lion kerslump upon his
knees"
will be celebrated by the colored people OF
Charleston in manner that will excite the ad-
mration of every hatless, shoeless piccanlnny
within the city limits.
As "the day" falls on Sunday. Monday will
be celebrated. The Continental Guards, COM
posed Of white men, will fire the national salute
from guns borrowed from the Citadel, but
which will not usher in the day-the bells hav-
ing precedence, will, by order Of The Mayor,
commence ringing at four o'clock, and will con-
tinue to do 30 a. intervals during the day, un-
less the ropes break.
At Six o'clock the Lincoln Republican Guards,
Lincoln Light Infantry, African Blues AID the
Delaney Guards, all colored companies, will
have battalion review-L. l. Wolf reviewing
officer.
Between and g O'clock procession will be
formed under the direction Of Chief Marshal L..
I. Wolf, the right resting on the corner OF Cal
houn and Meeting streets, and at 9 O'Clock will
move in the following order: The military, the
fire companies, the Union League OF America,
the Mayor aud Aldermen, NUM- 'ipal officers,
State officers, Federal officers, benevolent and
charitable societies, and the citizens-ail that
will celebrate.
The line of march will be down Meeting to
Calhoun-street, through Calhoun to King,
down King to Wentworth, through Wentworth
to Meeting, down Meeting to Queen, through
Queen to East Bay, down East Bay to White
Point Garden where everybody is invited to
assemble.
The exercises OF the day will be commenced
with prayer from ". d. Brown, after which the
Declaration of Independence will be read by
SamI Dlckersop. Then Alderman T. ]. Mac
kew will deliver "the speech" Other speeches
are expected from D. L. Corbln, D. q. Cham.
barlair, and R. e. DeLarge, colored.
All of the above is takel from the programme.
In addition to the above mentioned exercises,
there will be parade of the colored fremsu in
the afternoon.
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TO BU SIN ESS ~ r N.
The SUMTER NEWS,

PUBLISHED Al OUMIEH, y. C.i
Is ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS IN 1HE Up.
cOUNTRY: has large circulation, and affords su.
perior ad vantages a. advertising medium. Terms
low Addres DARR & OaTEEN,
February u PropTIetoss,
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nv room: my mother jumped up and ran on
the piazza and called fer help; the SHIRT or the
older child that died was burut right on; both
chi. .dren were burnt from the feet up; the little
one was laying right on the pillow.
Mrs. E. G. Prince and Mrs. Rebecca A..
Prince, wife Of Mr. John E. Prince, were sworn,
but their testimony threw no new light upon
the affair. Every witness testified that Mrs.
Calder was on the best of terms with the whole
family, and that they could not conceive why
the attempt to destroy her and her children
was made.
THE VERDICT.
AT the conclusion of the testimony. the jury
renamed in consultation about half OF an
hour, when they brought in verdict to the
effect that the deceased had come to their
deaths by the burning of the bed on which
they slept, occasioned by tho placing OF q
lighted lamp under it by some person or per-
sons to them (thc jury) unknown; and that
the aforesaid unknown person or persons had
committed wi!ful murder.
After the verdict the jury resolved to request
Governor Scott to offer q reward for the ap-
p-ehepsiop of the murderer or murderers.
MYSTERY.
This affair, one Of the most 6endish we have
ever recorded, is still shrouded in mystery.
The testimony throws no light upon it beyond
the rescuing of the children after the incenoi-
ary and would-be murderer had arrar ged
everything for the success of his dlabolical
work. Itis clearly shown that the destruction
OF Mrs. Calder and her four children had been
determined upon, and the feud or fends hoped
to accomplish that end BY this method, which,
but for the timely discovery, would have done
it most effectualy, and left no mark by which
the world would havo ever known anything
more than that they were destroyed in
burning dwelling. The Coroner has done his
duty. 1t now rests with the Mayor and the
police to ferret out the villains that planned
and executed this terrible crime.
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sHEkIFFps SALE.

SHEHtFF"S SALEs
By virtue of writ of Fieri Fac'as, to me directed
and delivered land with the consent OF all partieg
concrrned,l will bo told on TUESDAY, the 9TH
day OF July next, on thu premises corner of King
and Tiadd streets, at 10 O'Clock NJ.
All tho right title and interest OF the defendant I'm
Levied on and to be sold as tn property Of D.
LiIlenthal Co., al the suit ofC. sIerck q 60.
Terms cssh. Z. W. n. MACKEY, .
June % msiu3 &. O. O.
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Aaftipa Sdlrs.
a Fine Dwslting. in Complete Order, near
Kmg.street .>
w. Y. LEITCH Y r. s. BRUINS.

Will be sold at Auction on 1UEsD ", 18th July. at
the Old Postoface, at IL O'Clock,
That 6ne thre, and a half story WOODEN Dwell
LING ION brick basement) With three piazzas, eitu-
ated on the north side of Georges rect. one door
from King, known as No. %. said premises con-
taius six square rooms. besides large acs dressing
and bath rooms; GEO. fine kitchen stable and neces
sary outbuildinRs.
The above desirable premises is in hue order, the,
same having been recently painted.
Lot measures - feet in front By - feet I'm
depth.
1erms-one.fourth cash; balance In one, two and
three years. with interest secure by bond and mort
gage; property 10 be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay US for papers and stamps.
July sftu3
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oouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT oTF1ol

CHARLESTON, &. c., April 8, 1853.
ON AND AFTEP SUNDAY, APRIL 11TH, THE
PASsEs.GER TRAINS of the South Carolina Ball
road will run as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... ..........aS a.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphts.
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
Grand Junction.
Leave Charleston. ....................s.S0 a. n.
arrive at Columbia. DIV Z. n
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Ball
road, anc Camden train
FOX CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. .......................s.go a.
Arrive at Charleston. ..3.10 I. y.
Leave Coum oia. ...-. ....-. 80. '.''.'' 20
arrive 1t AUGUSTA AUGUSTA NidHT NIGHT; EXPREss
SUNDAYS R1cEPIED.'
Leave Charleston. ..........-........I.W
Arrive at Augusta .'e.V =. -
Connecting With trains tor Memphis, Nashville
and EeW Orleans Via Grand Junction
leave Augusta. ......................aSf. Z.
Arrive al 1nsi aoIGMsia is1a NIGHT EXPRESS.
(sUNDAYs ExcEPrKD.l
Leave Charleston. ......................6o6f ?. =
AI Connecting e Sundays s1csp,ed With areeD1ls .az
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columba. $50 p. u.
A-'''' - FAYETTEVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. .................S.ssP z. y.
Arrive at 6ummervllle $50 ?. H
Leave Summerville. ............"......Ll0 l. l..
Aff''e : ''''i CAMDEN BaANca. '''''''''
Camden and Columbtt Passenger Trains on Mox-
DAYS. WEpNEspAYs and SATURDAYS, connects With
up and down Day Passengers at Kingvllle.
leave Camden. en..::........."...... ....;6SS A. Il
Arrive at Columbia. .uW A.. =.
Leave Columbia. 5000. NI. y.
Arrive at Camden. i.V2 e es
Signed q. I. PEhhEI
April 10 General SUPERINTENDENT
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I have two children now; all four Of my chill
dren slept in bed with me; the light awoke me;
could not tell whether the form saw was OF
q white or colored person, male or female;
when saw the form it was about two O'Clock;
nv clothing did not catch fire at all, but was
burnt on the arm when I rescued the children
from the q ,mes; as soon saw the fire rushed
into my fathers room; I did not know that
was burnt until got down stars; had on no
clothing on nv arms. my night dress had short
sleeves; after giviug the alarm must have
tainted as do not recOuect anything that oc-
ourred for o short while after. The lamp
found under t. 9 bed as the same one that my
father used. and the came one saw him put
out and place upon the mantepiece when he
burnt at all, they got out last; took the babV
out; who took out the other little fellow DO
not know; when I came down, und the back
door ooen; think was the frst one down; l
had pavilion on my bed; 1t hung inslde OF
the bed; my father and myself are op the best
OF terms; have been living with him since
my husbands death; my father went to law
yer to see about the property that was left to
nv husband; he told me that the lawyer said
nothing coul1 be done until Mrs. Calder's
death; my husband has been dead six months;
myself and my husbands family are not on
good terms; my father supports me snd my
children; air. Alexander Calder. paid my hus-
bands funeral expenses, and since the fire has
gwen me t25; the front Of my baby's dress was
on fire when l took it up; there was no way
OF getting into my room but by climbing up to
the porch or getting inside Of the house
and coming up the stairs; it seemed that the
fire jumped all about the room; the oil used
in the house is lighthouse oil; l do not think
that the oil in the lamp was sufficient to have
been spread about as much it appeared to be;
some OF nv childrsn's clothing was kept in
nc fat her'a room in a hureau the drawers OF
which were open and the clothing s'attored
about; we have missed clothing and such
things. but We don't know whether it was burnt
or stolen: the form saw was large; am Oh
good terms with all in the house; as scream
ed my father jumped right up and came into
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
3nitanee in Sranfreib.

Oai,s Gurppa beldafti9t li9 nit Sen
jiiinsitsn 8ablen Ger 3auptitact paris;
penn mag au9 Der Nusipru6 peridplz
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bette pariS uber gang Trantreib einen
.ma1tiaen1G iuaus duS. Dds Safer
tbunt bat'e5) III alien sier Wabltesi,fen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

@eiultat in Tranfretd trift Elm Wobnse>
baube auf 49, Giamobner, In GnslanD unb
@a1es auf 5,4, in 9eleten So, in Srlano
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Ginwcbner, tn @annoper auf s,4, in Der
SAwet5 auf SIS, in gatern auf 1912, In
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genannten Climber naA Der 31bl Ger @pbns
setdnoe, wslNe auf bic sleiae 5lihenein>
belt trefen, 70 ersitt ii9 naafepenee @eit>
enfplse Der Oihtisfeit ser @ebnsebdube.
Sn ben Ser. Gtaaten trefen auf cine geo.
srapbilAe Suabratmeile &c @obnsebdute,
in Ncrwesen 46, In @panten 2sl, III @an>
ncoer 40l, in Yreuben 425, In SeFerret9
438, in Der @Aipet3 1852, in 8aiern 563, in
Srlanb 679, in Sta!ieu us, in 9aben 1852,
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Nteperlanben 934, in Gnelanb unb Dales
l441, In Belsien 1924 Diele 3ablenreiben
iint Der aasemetnfs unD fur5cFs Musbrud
Der namhaften gerlatepenbeiten, relGe III
Der urdihnittlihen Sert5eilun9 menialt>
der 8ebauiunssn iber bic GrunpFG1e Der
ein;elneu Sdnber ttati1hlih beReten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
Oie mpr,nuueu.

lln'srs meiien @eiesgebtr 1T Waitin9tca
iAsinen Sci bsm yaiheu Gprridfen Der Givi~
ltIatipn nah SEN fernen Wsltsn, ipeide f9
bsreits ilber Die SrpSsn Gtenen uno jeaisits
Der gebir3e ausbreitet, s6n eean Mernap>
nismus, tpelAsr tister eprtin ab9eidiepener
Ginlamteit ieinen SiY bate, Gsfatr fir bie
9uten 5ttten Der neuen Nnleple; iu fis6.
ten. GsiF admliA Elm AatraS ;m Sevat
seFsnt tserten, tab bas 0eies sesen golisa'
ME sswattiam ourAssiibrt srsrpe. Die
les Gpesial @sieg sur llntsrbraduas bsr
@plisan,ie 1T fhsr 1anse int Gelesbu4 per-
,sihaet sewsien, atsr es blieb itets Gin flo,
per suAfatsr. @sebrsrs@srluAs iipe saf<
reno rsr lsgtsn Sisuns seuadt wpyeen,
tine MaDysDsl iiiitr '9spaltianeG UrGfuprna9
81 %ersutugsn, ater fe iHlusen aae febl.
Seine rrn ben bis Observation-Disclosures, MaD>
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lisun3 Gattta fneen fpn1en. Man ipQte
aaerbinss pisiss Mial nit Ser SaAe eGrnlt
madden atsr man ipate auA beipneere Spr<
&c trasen, baB sas @eies prafttlh aus;ufab>
rem lei unb baD es einen tbatldAliden uno
pplitisen GinFuD auf bic lpeiate Srpnans
urtsr ben Mprmpnen babe. (Reput.) i'm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
gtntiifif Scr @pbnbGuier.

~ 8ei einerU ruppiru,s Der ein;elnen e1noer
mad Der 9teibenfplse Der Setpobnunssinten~
fitat Der @%p9nbduisr, ersiebt ifh fplgenbes
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
@QQrfn!
0ene Waaren!
Gatbfart & On.

erbalten jsbt bic er1su SpatjabrSmaaz
rem uno laben NQe Elm, ibre 1dDne
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bis 1915. 0roee Gprtteils >rcrrsn
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Mleraupria 0lace 5anb bub
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paar.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-22
NOTICE..

yRHE Books of Subscription for the
4 Shrpherdstown and Haltown Turn
pike will be opened on Monday, May the
3ls,, 1869, a. the following places. under
the Act OF the Legislature, and under the
supervision Of The gentlemen named at
each place
A, Shepherds,own. at Ender's Hotel,
under Messers David BilImy james IL.
Shepherd, |. +. Chapine, and J. p A.
Eni!er; Unionvile. under Jacob Remnant,
Samuel Knott. ST., and J. s. Melvin, at
the store of the latter; Hallown, under
D. b Lucas. J. II. Strider. and B. F.
Engle, al The store Of the latter; Horper's
Ferry, under Edmund Chambers, Sol. V.
Yartis, Geo. koonce, and Il. W. Potter.
field. at IaGiis' Store.
May |, 1869
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"Veni, Vidi, Wei"

The forthcoming number Of the illustrated
Western Void, printed in oil colOrs, will be
the most beautiful paper ever issued from the
press since the art of printing was discovered
Remember, it is the only paper in the world
whose illustrations are printed in from one to
seven distinct colorS at 4 single impression.
Aside from the beautiful illustrations which ac-
company it weekly every number is replete with
glowing Rumances, Love and HlStrionic Tales.
Il Is 1T companion Of every fireslde-the mag
aznc of every branch of Literature-the cham.
plon of all noble induStries-the support Of The
farmer, merchant artisan, and the education Of
the masses Seud Tor specimen copies. Sold
by all news dealers Subscription, So per an
mum. AdSress THE WESTERN WORLD
CO, Cor. Park Place aud e ollege place,
%. Box 1929 New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-22
Commissioners Notice.

,
Louisa stephens IN her own right pro-
c"ee,' null :" "el .n'Sh' oSos"'eF' Alice
o'eP"e"s' i'a'"''H''
~ 's, 10 UnS"Ge'y,
IN. J. stephens N'Gno'as Ms'mion
anu ""'iam Nconef'!' Deie" 'an'''
ana
NichoIas Marmlon anu "m' McSher-
Y' fis'h'Iiis' -,
'" J" O"snce'y.
nou'sH ''eP"e"' j" "e' oE" ''g"'' ana
|o ,oS S'n a'"' C y. W. y I"'"n' uIus''ef
A'''c 'eP''H'' "eee - "'o"eO '"e''
0"u ?o'' ~ anus %''' De'e1usn"'
- o"JuOs'"' "'"'''"' ',u os,'eeo'
WI '''.s cause " recon- mug" 10 hss,ef
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Commissioners Notice.
James W. Glenn, ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS.. In Chancery.

James w. Glenn, ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS.. In Chsncery.
Grove, Ell al, Defendants.
This cause coming on this 22nd day OF
April, 1869, TO be heard on the report OF
Master Commissioner Fsyman, and pa
per, formerly read in the cause, and 1t
appearing to the Court that said report is
10 degree imperfect, il is adjudgeG, or
dered and decreed that said report be re.
committed 10 said Commissioner with in
strucion-
Isl. To ascertain and report the names
of the parties, entitled to lhe proceeds of
the realty ct the late William Grove, and
The evidence supporting their claims, to
consider the evidence already produced,
receive & examine any testimony that may
be presented by any party or parties
claiming as descendants OF said Grove,
and make return OF the same 10 future
term of his Court.
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
8 8 8 s 8 8 8 8 8

20 THE WORKING CLAss.-l am now pre-.
pared TO furnish all classes with constant en-
pigment at their homes, the whole OF the time
or for the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable Fifty cents tuf S. per evening,
is easily earned by persons of either sex, and
the boys and girls earn nearly as much as men.
Great inducements are offered those who will
devote their whole time to the business, and
that every person who sees this notice may
send me their address and test the business for
themselves. | make the following unparalleled
offer; To all who are not we'll satisfied with
the business, will send 81 to pay for the trOu
Die OF writing me. Full particulars, directions,
&c, sent fee. Samples sent by mail for 10
cents. Address E. g. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-22
James L.. TOWner
Having connected himself with the
Wholesale & Retail Dry-GOOdS House
John NJ. Miller, No. 81, \.
Howard Street. Bait. Nd,

Begs that his old friends from Shep.
herdsiown and Jefferson County. vii! no,
forge, 10 call and see him when they WIS.,
i, the city. The Stock from which he
has to work, is very full and we'll selected
and having been bong for Cash, enables
him 10 give his friends great bargains. He
only asks q call from them, feeling salts.
fed the low prices will induce them TO
purchase their goods from him.
p. S.-All orders promptly attended 10.
May |, 1869. 4w
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april 10
BILLINGS
Drug Store.

OAKER'S No. | Chocolate. best in the
= market, for sale at Billings
march l3 Drug Store.
VACUUM Oil Backing, for sollenng
i Harness, Boots, Shoes, &c, sold at
march 10 Billings Drug Store.
VIOLET Ink, all the style, for sale al
Z Billings Drug Store.
A Ill of Stonebrakers original medicines
n for sale at
OCT 10 H. w. Billings Drug Store.
KILOUR Of Rice, splendid article for
X making cusiards, puddIngs, &C., Tor
sale at Billings Drug Store.
NIISHLER'S Herb Bluers the greatest
Nl Tonic OF the age, for sale al
feb 10 Billings Drug Store.
ENGLISH Corn PIssrero, for sale at
u jan 80 Billings Drug Store.
RlLAVORING Exuac,s.-Belrs, Da.
X WIS, and MIer's, BurneI;'s. Extracts
OF FGneIa. Lemon, Strawberry, Orange
and great variety Of Others, for sale at
Billings
nov I'll Drug Store.
MEXICAN Wild Flower Shampoo Lo-
WI ton for removing dandrutf and clean
ing the scalp, sold at
jan 80 Billings Drug Store.
GOAL Oil Lamps. all sizes and styles.
v Comet Burners three sizes. Lamp
ChimneyS and wlcks, for sale at
oct 81 Billings Drug Store
HINGARI Biuere, at
q nov 81 Billings Drug Store.
COAPS.-Glenn's White Windsor.
- Lows Brown Windsor. Omnibus and
Bath, Colgate. Low and Genns GIycer-
inc, Family Soaps, Lubins' Toilet Soaps,
English Honey. YogJleys' Windsor, ST.
yer Soap for cleaning silver ware, and
great variety Of other soaps at
Billings Drug Store.
CROOKS Wine Of Tar for Cough,
y Colds. and nervous diseases, just re.
ceived at Billings Drug Store.
DURHAM TOBACCO.-I have just
IL received large package Of No. l
Durham Smoking Tobacco, and would IN
wife NY old customers 10 renew their pat
ronsge. H. W. Billings.
DEOLY'S Compound Cough Syrup,
L PeCIy's Syrup OF Tar and Wild Cher
ry, for Coughs, Colds, &c, PeoIy's Dys-
pepsla Bitlers, al
may 8 BiIings's Drug Store.
TRENCH Mustard in jars, Tor sale al
L Billings Drug Store.
A FULL stock Of Garden Seed sriII on
y hand, at Billings Drsg Store.
DULLS Diauhes Curative, at
ID may g Billings Drug Store.
uOSTETTER'S Stomach, Mishlers Herb,
III brakes Plantation, Stonebraker's Dyspep-
sia CannOns Stomach and toohaUl's German
Blters also Hollands German Tonic, Rob
er's Wild Cherry Expectorant Bitters; Morning
Star Bllters, Scheidam SchnapP- RosbdalIs,
and a great variety Of other BIlters AID Tonic.
for sale at In. BILLINGS
Oct 10 Drug store.
GARDEN SEEDS.-A foil assortment
VI OF fresh and reliable Garden Seeds
Just received and for sale, wholesale and
retail.
jan 80 Billings Drug Store.
ALLCOCK'S Porous Plasters, Wells Plas-
Il tiers, Poorman's Plssters, BelIadona Plas-
tiers, at H. NJ. BILLINGS Drug Store.
MERCHANTS GarcIrEg o. tie
Nl Creates Lininent Of The age. for ,s.e
at Billings Drug Store.
NLYCERINE Lotion good Tor Sunburn.
u ChsFed and Rough Skin. prepared
only at BIllIng.' Dug Sore.
DLIXER Of Bark lron aud S'ricknis.
X tor sale al Billing rrug Store.
M AGlC Combs lor coloring NE hair. q
III permanent black OF brown, tor sale
al Billings Drug Store.
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575 to $500 per month, everywhere, male and
female, to introduce the GENUINE IMPRO-
NEn COMNON SENSE FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. This machine will stitch.
hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and en-
5rolder in a most superior manner. Price on
" SIS. Fully warranted for five years. We
will pay $1,000 for aay machine that will sew a
stronger, morO beautiful, or more elastic seam
than ours. II makes the Elastic Lock Sutch.
Every SECOND stitch can he cut, and still the
cloth canrot he pulled apart without tearing It.
We pay Agents from So to $500 per month
and expenses, or a commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address Sc.
COMB & CO, Pittsburgh Pa, Boston, Mss,
or 81 Louis. Mo.
CAUTION-Do not he imposed upon by
other parties paming off worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is tn" only genuine and really grac zeal
cheap IN chine manufactured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-22
PARKER & CO.
Nos. % ana 100 Summer ST.. Boston.

NIATiONERY-Jus, received the
~ largest and cheapest 10, Of Paper, En-
velnpes. Blank Books, Drsf, Book Pens.
PenhnIders, Pencils and Pocket Books,
ever flied in this market Call and see,
at II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
NOUS Grease Extractor,
| vii remove Grease, Oil or Paint. #.
fectuaIIy fron coarse Cloth, or the finest
fabrcks, an leaves no unpleasant, odor
after using. Solt at DR.. Nagruder's
may s Drug Store.
7 lNEN and Paper Collars, styles
IL "Rich6rld," Milton" and "AlI the
Co." also the "Venice Tie" the latest
agony, al UusfmGs.