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SPECIAL NOTICES.o
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.

seswesd Tonic and Msadsaxs ra si eaR consump. r 2 < o'9Esn f taken g. ss Tssy ceanss the somss 1 s a1 aad sa1s pos se. % then ths sppesiss sscoss good hs
 gsslsss sAs dlsssss ssss This is the dsh owes his anrisaisd sis,s Sa enia Of %srSa E s a naass a Pn easy approximation for when the phlegm matter ripe sgnt cough will throw on and the patient has To do this, the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food will make good
 f the ss i spSn of s ans bile starts freely and the liver is soon relieved the ssps s % sS 1ss unssr xA ysF $ assfs # shs s J SnecIs Ssaseed Tonie is asentle stimuiant anda terativ and the alkalii in the Seaweed which this pre- %asa to I S so 8M
 up and is made into good bleod without fermentaton The great why physicians do not consump- ton they try Q do too puch, they givemedcnes to wGs sssss ss s Ssng up the and eventually the pa- Dr. schenck his treatment, does not try to stop q 1s s s ss cs, @ ,ss, es the
 be cured of Consumption Liver Complant Dyspepsia. Catarrh, Canker Ulcerated Ihroat unless the liver If person has consumption, course the lungs 1n some diseased either tuberces abcesses bro- chial ftations pleufa adesion the lungs are mass ssd ss a s.:s s put II is the whole body,r The stomach and liver have iost their power to make blood out of food Nov the only chance is to take Dr. Schencks three medicines when VIII bring mp tone to the stomach, the patient Will pegin 70 want food it will digest easily and make as soon as the body grow the lunps corence neal NR ana the patient gets heshy and we'll Tia the only way to cure aconsusnpton -
 when there no lung disease and only liver Pills are sufficient without the PumonicE Tn the Pms freely in all bilious complaints as they irs sshssos who has enjoyed Slass5 ,.... for many years past and weighs 225 ponri.S s-s to mere skeleton in the very s Efaee oS ced hia case hepeess and abandoned him to h hte He vas cured by the afofesd medcnes and sircs his rs thousands siilarly afcf6dY have ,sed I A bcnencks preparations with the rearkable s- cess; Fun directions accompany each, making it not less patients wish their lungs examined and fo- ths purpose he professionalIy a his principal ofics pha delphiA every saturda @erd all ietters for ,st De adaressed He Is also professionally at No S0 fnd Sgeek &ew-xpFk, eyeryaother Tuesday, and aE No 35 1znoses sreet, 6cstoM every other Wednesday He seg aavlcs rse but for thorough examination with city osa sas ns,of f one hours # eaeA Price 6f the Puluaonic sYrup and roa,~ .sh ss se,'ss ger Ios,e Se cF s7ss;s half
 sass N A0aesale For sals bya drqegsts
 41 #M
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rrnhnte Nntiees.
ra aorls q EoIss7 SafasH :. ss.,o,

Ara doust 4 hoeltgEiaiasn at sh.ror "A within and fur the District of Sharon on the 9th day ef JulysA. D. .lS69s gzr A -szr,-s
 Present zacheus W: Bisse1I. Esq Judge.
 loOn motion of Abel D. Woodward. q admins trator, with the will annexed on the estate ai Polly Jarvis. late of sharon, in said District ldecessed. this Court doth decree that 6 months from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the sameit6 the administrator, and Idi. rects that public noticeehe given of this order. Dy adyeftising ina me wspaper published in LitchtcM and'by posting copy thereof On the publc aign-post in said Sbaron os osnearast Il fhe place where theid sceased last dmalt. .IlBltssqsss
 1H Gerfiied from Record, .s1aipl aat ai ans i4Sw CHAs. s.E.fSEDGWICK, Clerk.
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ssH Works eLtEe z ,CIsarass.'

"OFhA eA4sEG N aGl4s'2ae!'' Have you Headeehea- -Renae,s- Magic Oill Have ssoa Geafh1dhss AIls6 Renne's Magic oil Atys yss s]Nspta1gias Hse Reppeig.M Magic Oill Have you S0tsl Thgnata ,Bss iRanne,s nj a1ie fSili Have ya seiasicsa sJJsei iRenns's Magic oii! Have ,Ii S0i a Brufses Use Renne.s Magic oil! E Hsss ss saa ea s7 Magic Oil! aSas5 isars, 70 ssas gsan,sss ne Magic otn Have yon Eamenessg aia Use. Renne. .s Magic Oif!
 si4his1 isa the best fanil y1sremedy t0Icure all kinds of pain 1pevcf ttiesmsb yf1asls ,oIs s. H ciesun 9S i'd deiicioGs to sdssf and if ' ssa lo sss .i, t ,l M liIl 70 S ,YSgy good.
 b pifectj jsRsAR ;sachni f pf the Draggisk ou MeTphmb bnH harsss } yoHq rtTadsul4i EsAsgha vsd dnntig itDn hand thny will send f6r is at yodfG request, and sell youathe eGenuine Rsanss hagic Oil ss t1ssDss the nla lo
 5 os e 'saoIs1 s 'i solz ShassoE, .,,, m ! owi 10 s3ns9 3 10 3qisss1 aoaAd cMappfactHrerss a9ai1TxaH.' aLlsEzs7.u0 .Il .cRittsfields Mass. S0ldlfn Eisca1aeln bF Messells & Gates, also [Sy A ;aCisMitha and y Druggists Merchants |snedd sqnedd gIose3ssso gsInose3sssso4 4 zfea no ;.
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ssBuy me and 1911 dO vou Good

"Buy me and I'll do yOu Good ,, The best medicine inlthesRorld is Dr. LariQ. ley Root and Herb Bitters "a long. tried and standard remedy for Liver Complaints Bilious Diseases, Humofs of the Blood and Skin, Jaun
 dice.. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cos,iyeness, Head ache and all Diseases arising from Disordered Stomach. Torpid Liver or Impure Blood. They cleanse tho system, purify and new create tn 3 appetite. build up ana streng then "the1 whole body: c. c: GOODWIN & co. Boston, Mass. Sold by aif druggists. ',a.'@ La% 79h"i Il Am
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ISa'WANTED. .os.oI '.'a

w E WANTaaAAGOOD AGENT IN
 W every town and village in the atate to sch a standard article needed in evef$ Mmhy, and somethhG thak Ef1 1en Onragents are making on Ri s Sts soM s iDo no Psf @ esRs psGe To the right pSrtfesA we Will offer good induce. ments. .Smtehleisnplesment for either ladiesor Bgsntsmas WePsT cypress Charges when the or. der exceeds 5. sample and terms sent for 5G cents Call on or sddfsss 3A4 "a U9a h | sc91Rs1c 10 lisa II c. CLARKE CO,
 eda g9vAH ENo. 160 Broad st., Boston, Mass.
 May IF, 1869. .E1si 5. :,
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Soreness of the. flesh, tenderness of the scalp. are cured by using Renne's Pain h. Killing Magic Oil. This is excellent also for sore throat pain in the joints, and people say "It works like charm '' .<
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Town Orders.

NDfIcE IS hereby gf Tsh to all persons 4V ah0lding Orders i0f4wh bJfothe Selectmen ief tho Teaa Df Litch6eld sen dhea Treasurer, sto present AhehI ordenssf farh hpaymentsos or be.
 fore. the sixth day of August, 1869. No ip- tefesst wifi Os owed on ssid 0rdSfs after Said dayy unless ppfesented onf or before 4haFdaE9i 5 GEO. M. WOODRUFF, 4feAsurer. Eitchdei6, Jdlye6, 1869. s-eS 3wl3
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.9IDlinTDI DIEDl9qrG)

i1i In this town, July 16th, Carrie a, youn gest daughter of Robert F. and Ann E ;Lampman, aged d6 years, ten months; ant IT days. a5 at' hu"5i FQ 't ei'gIAc 70
 Into our house there came one night , nr ',a :. "a An angel from above, ot' v 1'-Hl i6o ,u'
 And took our little one so bright, z i9fo ,d1 To rest in Jesus love! s ',0iifaIDf na -s S''' VT '5'4s i+ s+l9 94sa blth .n9iafH f1IDe Bg .h 'Tis hard to part with one so dear, saEilo sb
 7,aE But Jesus' love is best ;3s.ylil !. ss5. -Is .Bo He took her from this world of care;t si ,i ,adn Within His arms to rest. i.5i.-f -.5, -.
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s1IsWsC ,5IaS0i(ltf06 paw

Hk FIRM 9}EEsaa 9Es HART rRRoS. &-lee. L. Hart retiring. N. R. Hart having bought the entire interest 5f J. L. Hart, will assume aA eKe la s9l|flt Is ,l eis%s1ta dse fse 9la Hart alone under the name of N R. HART
 1Jnsa5a 1amoTq hns Inss1a9 3s0GlNeR HART :. .ss6otaW 9afrfa1aa haa 2alaGi .oHHRT
 West Goshen, July 31s8eusaEfsmA bna 13W4 7
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2aNlt6 M Ml1df6Ef,rer1ts.
NOTICE. H

nRy.H 8HffH, Dgutist, of New Hsaysn. sa |. @ has taken she house lately purchased by g.B D. gAfHIeea Prospect 7Stfed, Litch- field, Wtefe hel will spend iffEo sum raer yaca- Hod S5me6 ifysIp Ipfedofc attend Htoi iSny csils s'which lnay made upon him pfofession-
 .a2aoK T aDaoTa As 1m "A
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lDr!! s4 s. Fitoh,s Fasnily lphyaioian.

6: 6' FItoh amy Fhy siOian. New Edition M,uich h' enlarged sI 90 Ypages. with most valuable additions, Sent free to any address Write to sIq PTS; 8 FITCH, FIT 714 Broad 1r. 5. $ Fitch viii be at the 'rontins Hotel. New Haven, Saturday Jan. 2s, 1869, and every 2d Saturday after from ga. ra. .untilIlrp. m, consultation free .GoJX1idtE Wf. Es DTs, s. Fitch successfully treats aif chron. ic disease Of an or any part of the fiunsnS sys- tenn -fo.tAs1as to ab$StoasEssDc irssdlIJsdUa sa1 adInom adxjs .gi4nI
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TIE NSsIJQVOL LkQWDER | RETGIhh4 cstss- Cancer as0- scrofulous "A diseases of the Skin. See Report to D. F. .aafS1icab Sbeiety, 5 ana Rat1me6s of Physir clans in Circular, sent free on application to
 la DHAS, A, DUBOIS. GeneralsAGent
 F. O. Box 1859. 3m13
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DODD'S, woo1,w ''''',', .,.usa n.N NERVINE. ',
 DID TT,

NEw LONDON, CONN. April 26, 1869. - &aa5tsss assf siSr9 Ttsios. ass sss soaI alt tinued tOimprovey yas 1T have been doing for some time, under the ,treatment,. of the new msdlcine, and l am n bha bhappy. to tell you that am getting better-even faster than when you were, here. 3oI commenced the, use of Dodd's Neryinei without anybody advising me to 1t. 1t. When began with 1t could only walk from my bed to the chair. fl M y trouble has been extreme pain in the head, and haslasted over three years. All the medicine I have heretofore taken has failed te give any relief, -! am now able to go up and down stairs, and daily improving. ! consider the Nervine the bestlmeM MehS I evsf found Rnd shall contin. ue it's use for l am confident of entire recovery ] have taken only three bottles, and would not be without it on any account. .s''iH +'iT'
 10 Sw EindVeryt truly; ZZ Mrs. sIgS. NIgTE.
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o ,A Il 2. Court of Probate holden at Plymouth stA within and for the District of Plymouth, on the 9th day of July A., D: 1869. Presen Augustus H. Fem, Esq, Judge a.as,s
 On motion of Homer F. Bassett of Water. bury Conn, Executor on the Estate of Geo. c. Alcott, late of Plymouth within, qsaid Dis. trict, deceased. This Court sdoth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the rs9 reots shss SS E sisssoi % sis ana ordsr s,, by aqzeEflsln8 1n ~ neNspaper pablished in LtcnnsI0, md by posfing . c0py fh ereof on the pubHc slgn-p0st in said 1own of Plymouth nearest the placs nhsre ths dseesed last
 Mortified hosd Record.
 sFll3rreT AUGUSTgS H. FENN, Judge.
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CONSUMPTION ANDec4NcER CURED.

Il yd 4agss WALTHAM, Mass, Nov. I2.. 1S68.m
 My grandmother and several 1.a .aunts and cousins died of consumption. My mother had cancer, l WAS taken with bad cough which had affected IS menths; 12 months affeT my Gengh, ,cenme menssd. cancers began in. both breasts, which grew rapidly for g months, hard Fcanoereu Humps in both breasts. Tn this state
 l called i8ns you Yith but little .hopes as both
 breast IJ consump and osncss ssssihsd to struggle which would destroy ne 6rsts bad
 suffered mnch from dyspspsia, Yoafn .reme.
 dies, with the 5cohceRt trated cancer h1ineral spring watsEi ihaXe wholly cured me. T have or eHpectoTat tion;; no swelling in my; breasts; s9 dyspepsia;; nc, pain or. suffering. Every
 where an strong and able to perform all my duties took medicines for four months.
 ns fs,mIa, haRkatplly yogts si,s sI. .aa .ns Asss$s si ssssss assiss
 sE%ATzAH Haes
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AHA COURT ORgPRoBATE HOLDEN

W COURT OFgPROBAgE HOLDEN ~ at Litchfield within and for the District of Present, George M. WoodrnA nsq., Judge.
 On motion of Austin AuYn JM, Executor of the last will and testament of Newton Wooster. late of Goshen withi4 said Dn<zict, deceased. This limited for the of saId estate to exhibit their claims agsinst the .sameto the said Execu- tor, and directs thatppbc notice be given of this order by adyeztisins in n newspaper published in @ @Atcnneid. ana by posting a copy thereof on the hezplsce Yhereths deceased iast dwelE S.
 Certified from Record, ~aa% s7's~ ~a-"&% aS-sE*1 sr GEORGE lNN NN.i WOODRUFF, Judge.
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lEDNTTAK uaa0TH-- aLlu.or1ups:
 5lss--rgeI, land show thar glaa esET F Cheek neither feelings nor eg essions; be sure that no, man is. more lnly tlan he whose heart is warm with
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-04
NATIONAL LABOR CONaREss
/ THIRD ANNUAL SESSION.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


( The Third Annual Congress of the Nation
y Labor Union, commenced its session at
Ehe Assembly Rooms, corner Of Tenth and
Chestnut streets, PhiIadelphia, on Monday,
august 16, 1869. The meeting was called
T. order by the President, @. H. Lucker, ut
whose request the secretary, Mr.. John VIM
cent, read the Official call for the Congress.
The Rev. John Kemp. Of philadelphia, at
Ipe request Of the late President Sylvis, op-
thed the meeting with prayer, after which
a Committee on Credentials, consisting Of
Pc following delegates, were appointed:
Aessrs. Jessup and Kuhn, Of New York !;
Cameron Of Illinois; Trevellick, Of Michi
ian; Walls, Of PeOnsy:vania.
Upon motion, after some discussion, the
Convention took a recess until theee o'clock
\. NJ, in order to allow the Committse on
credentials time 10 prepare their report.
] On motion, 0. B DAILY, PreddsuS Of the
EAteFnatloaai MAchiusstsP sm0 Black1mfths'
eniNn, who having been travelling for some
'1Onths, had neglected to have bis eredeu-
t'als forwarded, who was admitted to seat.
Several cOlored men were received as dele
Ates to the Congress.
10 consequences Of the Incomplete condi-
don Of the list Of delegates (the committee
Tlot having received all credentials until the
1sassembllng Of the convention) recess Of
fifteen minutes was agreed upon, duriog
4hich time the committee finished their
ltbors.
4aE DEATH OF THE LATE PRRsIDkNT, WI. Il.
sYLvIs.
Upon the expiration Of the recess. the
chairman, (Mr. G. II. Lncker) announced
Hhat at this stage Of the proceedings the
plemn and sOrrOwful duty dsvolvsd upon
im Of announcing the death Of the late
President Of the Congress, Mr.. William Il.
aylVis. His death occurred on July ~, af.
sr short illness.
I On motion Of Charles Mclean, or Rosten.
SIass., the appointment Of committse oil
condolences was authorised, when the chair
appointed the following a. the committee:
Nessrs. Mclean, OF Massachusetts, Earnest.
New York; DAILY, Of Ohio Baker, Of
4ennsy lvania; Oreamer, Of Tennessee.
subsequently,, the motion 70 appoint q
committee was reconsidered, and 90 amend.
I'd as 10 provide for the appointment of one
hember from each state represented upon
BE floor Of the Uonvsntion. The announce
k2ent Of the committee was deferred Cor the
Aresent. ..
4 By request Mr.. A. @. Camsrou, Of Illinois,
he friend and associate Of Mr.. Sylvis, de,
,ivered the following elloRy:
EULoGY ny R. A. c. CAMERON.
| There are times, DIR. President and gen
Iemen, alike in seasons Of sorrow and Of
10y, when Language fails to convey the emo.
lions Of the human seal; tunes when the
heart, knowing ito own grief, would TAIN
hide it in its inmosf recesses and cherish the
Feelings 1t csAnOt express. Such am sure
are the feelings Of all present who truly ap-
preciate the character and loss Of our dear
departed ffiend, William II. Sylvis. The
death Of q good man 10 calamity always to
BE deplOred The loss Of such . man at
tsuch a time, and under such circumstances,
lie one of those iSscrutable dispensati0ns
which must remain among the are0Ra OF
=
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-04
POLITICAL ACTION.

At the Baltimore Congress, in 1866, after
mature deliberation it was determined that
the time had arrived that the workingmen Of
the United States should cut themselves from
existing party ties and predictions, and or
ganize grand National Party, the corner
stone Of which should be the recognition Of
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-04

10 consequences Of the Incomplete condi-
don Of the list Of delegates 1.-THE COMMITTEES
rot having received ell credentials until the
fassemblIng Of the convention) recess Of
tfteen minutes was agreed upon, duriog
thich time the committee finished their
ltbors.
SaE DEATH OF THE LATE PRRsIDkNr, WI. n.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-09-04
COOLIK LABOR.


The recent attempts OF unprincipled and
interested parties to revive the Infamous
Coolle trade, which is, essentially, a revival
OF the slave system, is one which demands
our earnest and serious considerauOn. IL is
question that effects all classes Of society.
while We do not wish to array ourselves
against legitimate voluntary emigration, il
must not be forgotten that there is a vast
difference in the status of the voluntary emf
grant and the imported coolie. The impor-
tation Of these coolies, it is acknowledged
on all sides, is not for their advancement.
socially or morally, but has for its on
Ject the dsmnable one of cheapening Ameri-
cansslabor and to eventually force the work
ing men into condition worse than slavery
Inere ls law on the statute books of the
country, passed in 1862, prohibiting such i'm
portation, and l earnestly recommend tha
immediate and effective steps be taken BY
this Congress to secure its enforcement.
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IN E9UITY-..ANDERsON.
IN EQUITY--ANDERsoM.
March 25, 1869

0. r. Broyles VS.. Catherine P. Earle, Daniel
Brown, ct al.-BMby Cro@dor for Payment.
PURSUANT to the Order of The Court of Equity
the creditors Of Samuel c. Earle, deceased. are
required to present and establish the same before
me on or before the first day Of July rext. or be
barred from the benefits of aforesaid bill
JOHN W. DANIELS, o.c.p.
Clerks Office, Anderson C. H.,
April -, 1859. 42-6
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SPRING & SUMMER STOCK.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
AND
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and customers that they are now re-
cevng from New York. q new and desirable
stock Of Goods, consisting, in part, of beautiful
and varied styles of CASSIMERES. both French
and American, tha; are in vogue this season. AL
so, BLACK FRENCH CLOTH and D0ESBlN
CASS BLK. FRENCH DRAB d'ETES, excel
lent article; LINENS of various kinds; Silk and
Marseilles VESTINGS and Trimmings of every
description suitable for our business. Also,
splendid lot of READY-MADE CLOTHING, very
cheap-such as Linen Sacks and busters, Cass.
Sacks and Pants, Black Alpaca, Drab dEtes,
Cloth Sacks and Frock Coats &C. Hosiery, Linen
Shirts Under-Shirts and Drawers, Hats Boots
and Shoes, and various other articles usually kept
in our linc all of which we offer low for cash.
We would also inform our customers that the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT, in connection with
the above, will have the especial attention of the
senior partner, who is posted in all the different
styles of the day, and feels himself fully compe-
tent to give general satisfaction.
We would also respectfully call attention to the
noted
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Lands, Lands!
KEESE & McCULLY,
Brokers 6 Dealers in Southern Real Estate,

WILL attend TO buying and selling Southern
Lands. Keep constantly on hand, Plats and Ge-
scripions of lands for sale. Parties desiring to
purchase in the South, and those who desire I'd
sell their property. will find it to their interest 10
consult with u.s. We hare correspondence in New
York. Boston, Hartford Conn, Baltimore and 9th:
er Northern cities.
Those who wish to sell their lands will please
send US full description and plat and Deeds Of
the same.
Parties wishing to purchase, either North or
South. will do +Fcll to correspond with u.s. Will
be pleased at all times TO send Plat anI de-
scrption of lands for sale by US. ANY inforuis-
tion cheerfully given No charge is made unless
sales are effected. Reference given on our card.
KEESE & McCULLY,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents.
Anderson C. H., S. C.
BS5~ Eeowce Courier copy six months and send
bill to this office.
March 25, 1869 SO
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Empire Sewing Machine,

For which we are agents. aud which has been full
ly tested aud gives general satisfaction, and which
hens, tucks hraids and gathers without the use of
bastng Especial attention given to those pur-
chasing to instruct them in the use of the Ma
chine, so that there need be no fear Of them get
ting an article they cannot use and which is in
valuable in family.
Remember to call at No. Granite Row, where
we have the above machine constantly Oh exhibi-
ton.
J. B. CLARK & SON.
April Is, 1869 AZ 3m
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April Is, 1869 AZ

NOTE.-Wt would call the particular attention
of our friends to the above card. p. p. Toale has
large Factory. and such facilities as enable him
to supply the best work of Ills own make at low
prices. a very large and complete assortment al
ways on hand at his Factory, lorlheck's Wharf,
nenr North Eastern Railroad Depot, Charleston,
S. c.
N. B-nrders from the country solicited. and
strict attention paid to shipping in good order.
April s, 1869 al ly
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HAVING ample means for advances, a business
o,nerience of twenty years. and confning himself
strictly to Commission business, without opera
t;no on his own account respectfully soliclts con-
signments of Cotton, Flour. Wheat Corn &c.
Shippers of ,na @ eGer in % Charleston pRS
40 Now York; thus having The advantage of two
,nortets without extra commission.
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Sharpe & Fant's Column.

A LARGE and beautiful lot of LADIES DRESS
Il GOODS, consisting in part, of Lenos, POP
lins Mozambiques, organdes, Muslins, &C.
We respectfully invite The ladies to call and cx-
anime before purchasing, rs the most fastidious
can be suited, both in price and quality. Just
received by
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court of the United States for the
District Of South Carolina.
In Re. T. j. Pckcns, Bankrupt, Er pnrte W. j..
STANDARDIZATION 10 establish Il Lien.
NOTICE is hereby given 20 all creditors holding
liens againt the Estate of T. j. Pickcns that they
are required TO establish the same before me at
my office in Yorkvillc, on or before the fourth
Monday in May next. or be barred from al! benc-
fit of the decree for distribution of the assets of
the said Bankrupts Estate to be made in this case.
by order of the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge of
said Court.
W. l. CLAWSON, Register.
April 90, 1869 45
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Chester Nursery Garden,

ERUIT TREES, of all descriptions, for
n sale. The very best early and late
Southern Apples and Peaches, Evergreon.,
Roses, Dahlias, Flowering Shrubs and
Vines, .Green-house Plants, &c. Persons
who wish to procure Trees or Plants to
improve their homesteads, will do we'll to
examine my Price List, which can be had
by addressing
w. BLAKE, Nurseryman,
Oct % t3mo Chester, s. G.