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Sherif's Sale.

, virtue of sundry writs of Jtieri .fdcias, to me
:n directed will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN May next, in front of the Court House, in Co.
ium6ia, within the legal hours the following per
sonal property, viz: DC -. : - %
,nt nt6) SIX MULES, levied on as the p.operty of
Thomas d. Clarkson, at the suit of Florian c.
MAY u.s. Thomas u. Clarkson. Terms cash
April 10 NTH p F. FRAZEE g n n
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DWECrOKS.
Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm Harper 4 Brothers.
ex-Mayor of New York.
John j. Crane, President Bank Republic
VIM. NJ. Vermilye. Banker, (Vermilye IL Coz
Chas. G. Lockwood, Cash'r Newark Banking Co.
Hon. George Opdyke, ex-Mayor of New York.
AIinot c. Morgan. Banker.
Thomas Rigncy, Firm Ghomas RiGney & Co.
Benjamin Is. Sherman, Treasurer New York
Steam Sugar Refining Company
Aaron Arnold, Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co.
Richard Ii. Bovine, Wetmore X BOVINE LAWYERS
E. V. Haughwont, Firm E. " Haughwout& K Co.
VIM. Wilkens, Firm w. Wilkens x Co
julius M II Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. w. Wright, Merchant.
Charles j. Starr, Merchant
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. w. Cuyler, Banker. Palmyra New York
Geo. L. Hope, Pres't Continental Fire Ins. Co.
John Fl. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham, Corner Fifth avenuo and
Twenty-th street.
Edward H. Wright, Newark, New Jersey.
George W. Farlce, Counsellor.
w. l.. Cogswcll, Merchant.
GEORGE KEIM,
General Agent for the Southern States.
r. ". GIDBEs Medical Examiner
G. L. BERG,
Agent for Columbia
Omce-hlchardson street, one square below the
New State House. April 81 t6
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JEROME PAGAN

EABfNET MAKER and UNDERTAKEN, Main
~ street, one door South of Washington street.
takes this occasion to return his sincere thanks to
ms friends and numerous patrons for past bcne-
nts, and would state that he has OH hand and con-
stantly arriving, all the modern improvements in
his line, which he will dispose of on tho most ac-
c0mmodating terms. He has recently fitted up in
elegant style No Hearse, and will supply
Cothns and attend to interments at short notice.
April IL '
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Real Estate Sale. 6y order of the Executor.
BY Dc. PEIXOTTGs g. SOE. a,.3
WE will sell, on MONDAY MORNING, the Sd Of
May, in front Of the court house, in this city,
All that ioT. with the BUILDING thereon. ait
uated on Plain street, bounded on the North, by
Plain street, on the South by D. B. Miller on the
J. Arthur; lot measuring, on Plain street. one
hundred feet, more or less, and running back one
credit OF twelve months, secured By bond and
mortgage, bearing interest at the rate of per
cent; Property to be insured and policy assigned.
April 2S. Nav 2
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Assignee's Sale.

In re f. A. Tradewell. Es parte Robert N Iewis
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DY virtue of order of sale, in the above
I'D stated case, to me directed, by the Hon, Geo.
$. Bryan, Judge Of tho United District Court, for
at public auction, on MONDAY, the Sd day of NAV
1869, in front Of the Court House, in Columbia, s.
C.. at II O'clock a. NJ. all the right, title and in
terest or the Bankrupt in the Estate of Mrs
Mary f. Tradewell, deceased
Terms made known on day of sale. Purchaser
to pay for all necessary papers and stamps
Aprll Il DONALD ]. AULD, Assignee.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-02

Gardening for the South,
PI VIM. n. N. White, of Athens, Ga
~ Inc Grape Culture-a treatise on the cult
vction OF the native grape. BY Fuller.
Phin's Grape Culture and Wine making
Saunders Practical Treatise on Farm yard
Poultry-il!ustrated
Breaking Butterfly. By Author of Guy Liv-
ingstone.
Marooner's Island. by Author of Young Ma.
rOOners.
Friendships of Women. BY Algcr
Anecdotes OF American Clergy
And many other new books and novels, ut
DUFFIE & CHAPMANS Bookstore,
April ~ Under Columbia Hotel.
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Assignee's Sale
BY D. G, PEIxoTFo d SON. AUcT1oNEERs.

BY D. C. PEIxoTro & SON, AUCTIoNEERs.
WILL SELL, before the Conrt House. in On.
i lumbia, on MONDAY. the Sd da7 OF May next
the the 1noxPired Term Of LEASE, (being until the
1zd DAY OF August, 1867 OF the PREMISES situ-
ated on the Northwest corner OF Washington and
Assembly Aa streets fronting on Washington street
s SO feet and on Assembly street 23 feet, more or
ton, and others; said Lease being part Of tie
Bankrupt Estate Of @. p. Remsen. Terms casb.
THOMAS J. LAMOTTE,
. Assignee of C. P. Remaen.
Columbia S. c., April %, 1869.
April 24 ,ntb,o
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
F. OR PURIF FYING THE BLOOD.

THE reputation this ex
cellent medicine enjoys, is
derived from its cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases Of Scrofulous disease,
where the system seemed
saturated with corruption.
have been purified q n d
cured by it. Scroiulous af-
fections and disorders,
which were aggravated by
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Respe.,C5t the .l,' BODY ID

.A writer iii Hearth and Home
says: Respect the BODY. Give
it what it requires, and M more,
Don't pierce it's ears, or strain its
eyes, or pinch its feet; don't roast
itaby fire all day, and smother il
under bedcovering an night; don't
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casions, and don't nurse or pet il
to3death; don't dose il with doe.
tors stuff; and, above All, don't
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ney. Let il be warranted not to
smoke from the time your man
hood takes possession. Respect
the body; don't oyer-work, over
ges8s or over -l6ve; and tnever de-
base it; but Icy it down, when you
are through with. 1t, q WeIl-Worn
but Rota misused thing"
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With q large corps Of able cOntPk
but0rs. lts pages embrace discus. .
tons on MI questions of interest 70
the farmer - and especially fsA
Soathern, farmet. i
Il u circulated freely from viggih>i
ia to Texas, and offers "a daalaFa isats
iMtn tatnnnfa egnds N..,st., $3.50. a ~
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Address, :
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. scraeel Readera.

.Ezos The Dettoit Free Press wants
modern nproYements worked into
school reading books, and offers
the following as q sample of THE
d aOHt that would be up to the spirit
Of the age: 81 e. s
Here Is the gas works. IT is .
high building. All our Congress,
men are born here. Do Congress
men evsrsteal2 You may be sure
they do, -
Do goa see that small boyP He
is.R good, boy, and supports his
mother by selling newspapers
Els fats1ai don't have to work any
more now. pa e29
Hers b the picture Of a young
widowqo See how sad she looks.
Her husband could not pay her
dry goods bin, 30 he-died. Do
sy6UthllR she win get another man ;
She Rn Try hard. r ~. /
-. ~, Here - the sea side. You see
that swell there drinking spring
water? Whatishe here for I? For
bis health. win he get it, Yes,
III ,his f8ther's money holds out,
and bbe don't get engaged first I'd
that fellow with the paste dia-
zMaOndsg E .4 1sat. 1
Do you see this colored man 4
See how fast he runs! He is run
ing for Office. He was a poor lad
Gonce, aAd worked for his clothes
and Yictuals. Now he don't.
= This is q picture of Horace
.GgeelH What ia he doing? He
is mailing strawberry plants 70 his
subscribers. They are fine plants,
ahd yield about q bushel d plant.
This IS political economy. ssh
casHere Is a fine likeness of Colfax.
See how he snailesE He is looking
at Che White House. What is
that man doing there2 He is count
ing over Government greenbacks.
he is q public official. See how
fassLhe9 counts! Those one dollar
bills on the left hand side are the
money he is to return to the Gov
eminent; those ten dollaf bills on
the right hand are the money he is
going. TO put into his pocket. II
algood thing to- be,a Government
official. Now you're talking!
Here 10 the face of a reporter. |
See how joyful he looks He has |
just heard that a man has cut his
owuthroat; and he Is going for the
item. Should you like to be re-
porter and get licked ON dark
nights, and see, dead persons, and
climb up four pair Of stairs
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FAR9IER's CHRQNEcLE.
FOR 1899

+.
Now Il the time to subscribe for
THR FARMERS CHRONICLE,
Publiphrd every Saturday, al DO
lumbus, Ohio, by DWYER q BUS
BY.
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Additions have baen made 10 tie
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cond g no agricultural paper im the
Address DWEgR q BBsBY.
shS Y raai' galRmbus, Ohio.
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13reoi0w- bend T89lIa1-

man.
no keep your wife Ia constant
oheck make her dress in ginghan1.
why is wit like q Chinese Iady's
foot2 Because brevity is the sole
of il.
What kind Of food makes the
butterfly In winterP Buckwheat
cakes.
What class of women are most
lapt to give tone to society? The
bellies.
What Is that which ties two per-
sons and onlytouches one? Al we'd
ding ring. q
Why is the Greoian bend like a
cigar? Because il is manufactured
to-back-her.
Why is young man reclining
on the bosom of his wife Ikea fell
low INDUCING in a spree2 Because
he is on bust. A
The two most precious things
now inclosed in hoops, are girls
and kegs Of whisky. \
Flatterers only lift a man up, as
il is said the eagle does the tor
toise, to get something by his fall.
Mother, = said a little poet of
four summers, listen to the trees
making music for the leaves toI
dance by"
The lady who was invited to take
the gentleman2s arm said no-she
had two Of her own and did not
need a third. - h .r5f 4
b Josh Billings says, 'lf 4 was in
the habit Of swearing, I wouldn't
hesitate to cuss a bedbug night to
bis face" .1zuTo0V GfIE-3
"Well, Dick, said a doctor to a |
polite man whose wife he had been
attending, how is ayour wife p"
"She is dead, THANK you. ~ .aay
An old lady hearing somebody
say the nailR were very irregular, /
said: cit was just so in my young
days-no trusting any of EN-" j
While a young widow is weep
ing over the memory of her hus-
band, she may fish up q successor
in the dark stream of her tears.go9
The man who tried to ssweeten
his tea with one Of his wife "a smiles
has FALLEN back'rOn sugar. Moth
ing like first principles, after all.
Ike's last trick was to throw Mrs.
Partington's old gaiter 10 the alley,
and call the Old lady down from
the. third floor to see an alley
yaitaPy .b au al#I 1& ,n @taa -
A woman is about to graduate
at Philadelphia as a dental sur
goon. If she ii pretty, fellows Will :
buy false teeth from her just to let ,
her draw EN-, I'll banafou
"A young lady was discharged
from one Of the largest pickle
manufactures one day last week.
She was so sweet that the vinegar
act. ..t sa' .g
A friend Of ours is very severe
IN his denunciatiOn of the Grecian
bend! He says his wife has il, and /
gets her back up SO often that it is
unpleasant to live with her.
Jenny. said Scotch minister,
STOPPING from his pulpit, shave ye
got q peen about We ?" Eyes, min
ster." "Then stick il into that
lrpte q man O yours by your
A lady recently advertised for
as follows: "a young
widow lady wishes to superintend
widower's household, and would
lot object to the supervision Of a
"A man who cheats in small
measures is a measureless rogue.
i he gives short measure in wheat,
hen he Is rogue in grain. If in J.
Whisky, then he Is arogue IN spirit. =
4 he gives bad title to land,
hen he ID rogue indeed. n
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srae E1ar4srrfak 80 .E
There 81 3 blithesome maiden
~ wIhst lives next door % me-
Heeageg aEs biaei Is Hlidnight
And nandsozae 81 can be;
I8ar checks IRE fnlfof diu1ple
And red any roses
aaz81 ha7 thsr this dove 81 mine, too
Has got 3 Roman nose
Y asAea her Il she'd hsvgg
Chat was the other night
And thi8 Was her reply, friends:
.-t 'sgghV, BilF, you are tight u
EavB II ssE know Il have, love,
Abosrd,a little vines
Blt that 3 not The ques ton
WIN jon, or not be mine r
ana then abe put her lacs, friends,
9l ksmear nine 80 she could,
80 And with tlie sweetest smile, frieRdi
SAID simply that ahe would
Pc seeft me 70 the door, II
g Was ready 70 depart;
q And thuh it was the girl next door,
Declined my hand and heart
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The rundot ID that, I'll the re-
quest Of his wife, Napoleon may
P B. induced tosspepd the winter III
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INV Is The time to anbsoribe for
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BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES,

=. Z. OF ll,t*e us Lady, book contains
fourteen each yrar Superior no any
W" challenge cnnuiariz nlaDuhiish
ed in ibis country, either III box III
periOdicai. ..........r.S- Fl. IS LIT.
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'PuDHsseay,or NtoaFtysa Qnaet Oh.
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ORIG1NAL MUI0.-2Hodey's is tn"
only nagnziUe 1rwtIfCh music prr
pared +xpresriy 4oriit appears 5a IL
VIZ have Observation-Disclosures, Hot
cultural sandaas Health department
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-16
TIN New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

THE New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
The returns from New Hampshire foot
up as follows
A Republican Governor and Railroad
Commissioner, chosen by $500 majority.
The recollection of three Republican
members to the Forty First Congress by
liberal majorities.
The choice of majorities of Republican
members of the Governors Council, the
State Senate and the House of Represen-
tatives.
An inspection of the returns will show
that the total vote, as might have been
expected, was light. The Republican
majority, however, holds up admirably,
az compared with the average majority oil
late years, so that, taking all the circum-
stances together, this may be promo unced
victory eminently creditable to the Res
publicans of the old Granite State. The
new tactics of the Democratic managers
Of irving TO wheedle over the soldiers by
presenting fresh candidates and concealing
as well as possible the old issues OF theil
marty. have met with no success, for thu
people see at once through the attempted
disguise. They see, also, that the mel
who assailed Lincoln are equally
hostile Mt heart to Grant, and that TIT
best way is to meet them at the outset o
the new adminsi alton with decisive
rebuke.
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open ALL THE YEAR ROUND
THE BREAD LOAF INN,

Charges Tor Winter Season, 1868 -9:-Dlnner,
a. bets. Oyster Suppers, 81 boAid per day, 81 !;
feed tor horse, zoe. We have recently added to
our accomoda lions a Ball Room, As X "a, which
enables Us TO accommodate large evening parties
for dancing aud other country amusements. The
business now, that we are obliged at that season
to place GU. day charges high. During the win
ter We make them as low as we can afford for the
benefit OF sleighing parties and local custom.
JOSEPH BAT'TELL.
Ripton, Dec IA, 1868. IS
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T H E
WEED SEWING MACHINE
Al are invited to call at the stor OF
j. H. SUMMON & CO.

4 are invited to call at the stor OF
j. H. SIMM & CO:
and examine the New and Elegant Weed SEWN
Machine. The Weed Family Favorite took the
FIRST PREMIUM
at the
PARIS EXPOSITION,
for being the best family Sewing Machine on ex-
hibition. The Weed machine is u shuttle machine,
simple in construction. durable and periec:.
Call and examine for yourselves, and We are
confident you will be satisfied with no other ma
thine.
Ladies. Now is the time to secure the very best
Sewing Machine ever made. Come and try one |;
come and buy one.
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, 9Th May, 1861
To THE WEED SEWING MACHINE Co., Hart
ford, Ct.--Sirs-The Department has received the
Silver Medal and Diploma, awarded to. your Com.
pany On Sewing Machines. at the Paris Universal
Exposition of 1867. Your obedient servant
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
The above medal is the first in the Official Pub
LEGATION OF awards made to American Sewing Ma
chimes independent OF extra attachments. sgt
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ALBERT II. HAYES, MD.
Resident end Consulting Physician.

N.B-Dr. II. may be consulted in strietesi
confidence on all diseases requiring skill secresy
aud experience. Inviolable Secresy and Certain
Relief 4IvI
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1t is superior to all Others and has the following
'sPECIALIrIEs:
lst. 1t can be altered in an instant into any shape
or size, the pleasure Of the wearer may desire.
ID. 1t will never slip Of itself er come apart
81. II is warranted to be the best material and
made in the strongest manner.
The PRICE of this Skirt is full Is Low as other
trst-class goods. Ladies' are requested to examine
tile merits OF this really Superior Article.
+. r. CLAY.
Mijdlebury, April 30, 1867. ;ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-16
NOTICE.
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The Trustees OF this inst tuition take pleasure in
announcing that they have secured the services OF
the eminent and well known DIR. A. II. HAYES,
late Surgeon L. S. Army Vice President of Col
umbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, SC.
This Institution now publishes the popular
medical book entitled TIM Science or LIFE OR
SETF-PREsERvATIoS written by Dr. HAYES 1t
treats upon The Errors of Youth, Premature De-
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Diseases and Abuses OF the Generative Orga~s
Thirty thousand copies sold the last wear. 1t Is
indeed book for every man-young men in par
tcular. Price only 81.
This Institute has just published the most per
feet treatise OF the kind ever offered to the pub
lie, entitled "SExUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WoMAN
AND HER DISEASES" profusely illustrated with
the very bcst engravings. This book is also from
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tiers may be mentioned The Mystery Of Life
Beautiful Offspring Beauty, its value to Woman
--Marriage-General Hygiene Of Woman-Pu-
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Prevention 10 Conception, &c. In beautiful
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$780, Either of these books are sent by mail,
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The Peabody Journal OF Health first-class
paper In every respects pages, 32 columns
published on the LIST OF February, and every
month during the year. Subscription price per
year only 90 cts Specimen copies sent tree to
any address on application to the Peabody Medi-
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