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Clerks Sale.
James Canuon ct ux ct al

Juncs Cnhncn et uX OF al
BY virtue Of decretal order In the above stated
case win sell at Orangeburg Court House, ON the
sale day In April next nli that plantation or tract
OF land situate in the County Of Orangcburg cou-
tanning "a acres more or less and bounded by
lands formerly owned by Dash. Roach and John
Crum, and known an Sandles Big Bay.
CoSpirIoSs: y
One half Cash and balance on n Credi, or sis
Months. Purchaser to give bond for said balance,
secured BY Mortgage of the premises, and to pay
Tor papers and revenue stamps. Mortgage to con-
tain covenant for resale after twenty y-ons days
notice In case OF o breach Of the condition of the
bond and in case the purchaser shall fail to comply
with the conditions OF sale the said land win be re-
sold on the next succeeding sale day. at the risk Of
the former purchaser.
GEORGE BOLTvER.
mar l3--3t c.
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I'M the District Cours Of she justices

I'm the District CGuPt Of the Umitesl
J. STATBS-For The Districf Of SoaM CaroRnG-
IN Me Matter Of John Huffman Bankrupt-In
signed hereby gives nc Zoe of his appointment as
Assignee Of John Huffman. in the District of
Orsngeburg and State Of South Carolina, within
said District. who has been adjudged 9 bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the District Court Of said
District.
Dated at orangeburg C. II. the adday Of March,
A. D. 1869.
C. b. GLOVER,
maro- Assignee
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EAsrEn.-Easter is a movable feast, being
the frst Sunday after the full moon which hap.
pens ppan OF next sfter,the twenty first day of
March Che vernat equipox). The period
which 4 esiIi oscar extends from March 22d to
april 2sti,--shirty Ave days. From this feas.
.--the Christian passoyer-are calculated all
tho other moveable feasts, as we'll as the
fasts, sobsoryel by Christians.
Easter is 30 called from the Saxon "Oster,"
10 rise, being the day commemorative of Christ's
resarTestfoh; or, as others think, from the
Teut6nic goddess Ostcra, whose feast was cele.
bratcd il spring Et'l s
Tie aegg az Raster is an emblem of the rising
up out Of the grave, in the same mauaer as
the chick, entombed as it were in the egg, is
10 doe siias, brought to life. AS an emblem
of the universe, the work of the Supreme
Divinity, the egg had place in the theology
and philosophy Of the % Egyptians. peraians,
Gauls, Greeks, aud Romans.
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LOCA.I, ITEMS.
sATuRDAY MORNING, MAR. q, 1859.
THE JOHANNESBURG NEWS is THE
ONLY sPAPnR PUBLISHED In OR
ANGEnuisG i COUNTY AND PAYS
wEEKI VISITS TO RvERY HOUSE
AND EiANzET IN THE ! COUNTY. &

=. ssyeEal apE .eur readers, doubtless, OBJ;
ssssed 4 i 81 8 n 81 sle margin Of sbeir pa
per, lsst seek, sssetalof these knew what Il
ssseant, and no zach mark win bs found on
saeir papers this week. Others, however, a,ay
not kaow what ID means, Well, We win pro-
ceed 70 sslrshsAi. One niask means. year sub
sesipsion IL due, the second marx slsans pay
W, end ess.===:as sAem n,eans that Il sou don's
pe5 up you win b crossed out. and no more
Asve the pleasure Of hearing us spout, through
she medium ofl the OnAsaEnuna News. We
l0se yosg fondly love you, and hate 10
part with yoa, but we love that two dollars,
Roo; 80 pay up and don't ges cross.
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A well known author hung up his stocking
in jest last Christmas Eve, and his wife, very
much in earnest, put baby in It; vhereupon
the author said: any dear, darn that stock
ing"
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EHNAL NOTECE...-AM Persons
I holding claims against che Estate Of John q.
Miller, decd, will present them properly vouchod
to the undersigncd, on or before the 18th day of
J. II. 0'CAIN,
mar 3o-3t Qualified Administrator,
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NOTICE.

EHAHR NOTICE.
Il The Collection Of all
Taxable Real Estate within the Corporate Limits of
Orangehnrg Village, for the year 1869. win be held
at DR.. Oliveros' Drug Store, each afternoon, be.
tween the hours Of and o'clock, from the Ilth
to the 10th day Of March, inclusive
Those falling TO make Payments during the after
Moons above specified, will oubject themselves Co an
additional ten per Oehtum on their original Assess
ment. L. J. 0JIVER0S,
fcb zf--N Clerk Of Council,
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sherif's s Sales.

ty&&8A sA9AA . 60e&Hsse
BY virtne Of sindry writs of a. f., 10 r,s directed
I win sell to the highest bidder, at Orangcbure
Court House, on the first Monday in April nexf,
Tor cash tine following property, S::.s
One tract Of Land containing $40 acres, bounded
oy lands ef D. Avinger, w. G. Norris p. J. Tate
and Estate lands Of David Shuler levied on as the
property Of George w. Thompson at thu suit Of w.
D. " Jhmison Commissioner In Equity.
ALSO - s.
One tract Of land containing 60 ss-es mere or
less. bounded on the south by Thomas Oliver; north
By Mrs. A. C.. andrews. west by Mrs. m. Keitt and
east by Columbia Road Levied on ~ the property
Of g. ID. Keitt at tho suit Of David Houscr
Also
0ne tract Of land containing 900 acres. living ON
Buil Swamp. Levied on as the property Of j. ].
Douglas ai the suit Of Jas IL Harley,
. ALSO
One tract of land containing 900 acres. bounded
north by Estate Of L. 8. Tyler, east by A. d. Dow
kiver Levied on ne the property Of Thomas W.
fyier at the suit Of VIM. II. Wrotfen Assignee.
ALSO
One horse Levied a. the property of j. J..
hoick At the suit Of L. Louis & Go.
Janaison Co1n'r, vs.. Frederick.
Under Decree Of foreclosure in Equity In this
case VIII sell at orangeburg Court House on the
hnh day Of April next for cash purchasers paying
for Title and Stamps). An those three tracts the
property of a. J. Frederick lying in Orangcburg
County; to wit: One haef Of about 100 acrcs. on
North Edisto River, through which tract, sandy
Lake runs; bounded, nearly all round by Lands
which were of L. L. Cooner. One Other tract, OF
about 500 acres; called .Radcliafe" by
erioks, and BY lands Of Reeves Doyle, anil former
ly OF L. Il. Coone,S and other tract of about as
acres; being the undivided half ef iI6 acrea. ON
the "Mile Pond and Peter Woods Branch" waters
Of North Edisto.
Sheriff. Office, II. RIGGS.
0rangebrrg c. H., s. c., soc.
Mar. 8, 1869.
mar13 n
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sourH CARoIIsA LOAN AND THUsT Con-
rASY. SY.-Particulaf attention IS invited 20 the
advantages which this Iastitution afsords to
parties who desire to invest their funds tenn
porarily.
The abili.y % use sach funds at .hoss notice,
and at the salAo time to derive interest there
on, is thus amply secured. Executors, adminis-
TRAITORS or trustees, also ladies unaccustomed to
the general management of Investments. viii
find this Company convenient and safe
depository for money.
The Directors are well known cisizens Of
Charleston. So
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EIMAL NOTICE.-ARE Peraoma
~ having demands against the Estate Of Rich
ard ~ Glaze. deceased. ara hereby notified to pre-
9th day Of April nexi or they WIN be debsrred
payment. .t M. 4. NJ. ARANT.
mar zV-at Adm'x,
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MEssRs. CoRKELsoN, KRAaER & Co. ad-
vcrtises fresh stock of goods just received.
AL that is necessary for us to do is to cali at
tention to their advertisements The fact is
notorious, that these gentlemen know exactly
how to keep store. They are liberal adver-
tisers, to which, rs matter Of course, they are
much indebted for their great success. They
buy heavily OF all kinds of goods, 10 seH, and
they lie. the aeapie know IL throagh tine
medium oftheir County paper.. wsaavise our
readers, one and all to give them call.
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TN sl,e District Court OF tine un,sea

Il STATES-For the District Of South Caroiipa-
In the Natter of y. W. Keitt Bankrapt--Ia Bank
rnpty.-Noiice is hereby given that all Creditors
holding Liens on the Estate Of J. w. Eett, a Bank
rupt, must prove their Liens before Julius c. Car
penter, Esq. Register in bankruptcy, at his ONCE
No. r. Broad Street, in the City Of Charleston, on
or before the 10Th day of March. inst.
by order Of the Honorable George s. Bryan,
Judge OF the District Court Of the United States,
or tho District Of South Carolina.
C. d. GLOVER.
March q, 1869. Assignee.
mar AZ
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I. K. SaseoEtas, Representative from this
County iaRse General Assembly, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at this place. This is, we
bslievss, the first Federal appointments of a
colored nlaai to Office in che St.to.
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Consignees par South Caroline Railroad

Consignees par South Caroline Railroad
Remaining ia the Depot to Date.
N. e w. sistrunk, T. r. RiekenbAcker, MIRA. O.
Nj. Roberts, w. J. Snider, J. H. Boltcn J. Bennett.
Il. Marehant, f. NJ. Jones' d. x. Eorria, II. j. KsI.
Ter, ]. w. Hoffman, n. w. Bates. j. w. Tyler.
Guano win be unioaded on the Platform at Con-
signee's risk.
In accordance with orders received from the su-
perintenaents Storage win hereafter he charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for ~ unreasonable
length Of time W. C. MEREDITH,
Agent
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/ N The Dlstriet Cessre q mo Unieesl

TN the District CAsaRe - a7se United
il STATES-For ns Lhstyset Of SostA Caroiiaa-
In ne Halter Of jacob r. Wlst Bankrapt--! IN Bank
rnptey.--Noice is hereby gives elat all Creditors
holding Liens on the Estate e. saoo,, b. witt.
bankrupt, must prove their I.isns before Julius
Office, No. ~ Broad Street, in the City of CHARLES
ton, on or before tho 29th day of March inst.
BY order of the Honorable George 6. Bryan.
Judge OF the District Court Of the u. g., for .he
District Of South Carolina.
&C. d. GLOVER,
March o. 1859. 80 Assignee.
mar o 4t
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OlgANGEBURGa COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT

Er pa'se Michael Arant, Ex'r Estate Horny Fckel
WHEREAS. Michael Arant having fled his pe-
wv tition and final return in this Court pray.
ing for letters Of dismissal as Administrators OF the
Estate and Effects Of Henry Fekel, deceased
Notice is hereby given TO all concerned that on
Friday the 9th day of April next, will proceed
10 grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of Court. this 4th tIav
Of March, A. d. 1869.
THAD. c.. C,.ANDREws,
mar 7-St Judge Of Probate.
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DInEcTIoss FOR UsE.--Ilhodcs Super.
Phosphate, the old and long established ataud.
ard manure, can be used either broadcast or
in the hill, or ,ciM ae seeel ~ Me ol,iU-in no
instance is it to be ploughed under sod, nor
bedded upon.
In case of re-rlanting or backward growth,
Rhodes applied as top-dressing produces
speedy growth does not fire. Exposure il
of great advantage, rs it absorbs ammonia from
the atmosphere, rain aud dew-it being estab.
iishcd that large quantity of ammonia per
acre is evolved during the year from these
sources.
An application of two hundred pounds per
acre is considered sufficient for crops, but ex-
perienccd tlaeters report three hundred pounds
per acre as repaying thc ou,iay-high man
uring, on few acres, being the most desirable
under our changed labor system.
Professor Charles U. Shepard, in recent
paper, says:
The planter win never obtain the best eff.
fects of artificial fertilizers until he incorpo-
rates them largely with composts cf stable
manure, vegetable muck aud wood ashes.
The idea Of trusting to few iundrcd pounds
to the acre Of even the best fertilizers seems
next to absard to the Northern or European
agriculturist, who thinks nothing Of enriching
the same area with ten or fifteen tozs Of n
sound compost. 4
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II ID HIh& HptBtF1ct UOWFt OF the United
IL STATRS-For The District of SouM Caroiina-
ls he Natter Of Jacob r. W.T. Rankrnpt--In
Bankrsptey--1o az Whom IL may Conceyn-The nm
dcYsigned hereby gives notice of his appointment.
as Assignee Of jacob p. Witt, in the County of
Orangcburg and State Of South Carolina, with.
in said District, who has been adjudged a bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District Court Of
said District.
A.. ID 1869.
c. b. GLOVER,
mar o-St Assignee.
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I'm tlse District Court OF the United

I'm tse District Ceurt OF the United
j. STA TES-For the Distriet Of South Cdroiine--
4" The Matter Of J. w. Reia, Banirupt-In Bank
rgpfey--To Whom may COneern-The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appointment AZ
Assignee Of J. w. Keiit in the District of
Orangeburg and State Of South Carolina, within
said Diatrict, who has been adjudged q bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court Of said
District.
Dated at oraRgchurg C. II, the Sd day of March,
A. d. 1865.
C. d. GLOVER,
mar o--ot Assignee.
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COMMERCIAL.

OrrIcE OF the ORAxeEuuna EEws,
March &c, 1862
cOTToN.-sales for the week, 80 bales with a
good demand. We quote:
O'uinary :......'.'... s..............-3
GOOD Ordinary. y..........-........-.........
Low Middling. ........... ..... ...........25l
aiadhhg .,.....26
otr'ct ..............................
GOOD Middiing. g..-.......................
RouoH RrcE--Is dull ai 81 s5 per sushei
Corn l.1O Peas l.05
Pinders, aolbs to bushei, 81 90.
uoEn...-.''..,..t...,... 28
oiLsEh..'....... .......-..,....................2 e
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I'd EGEKyEEs's NOTICE ERss assss
lS aessigned having Assz appaihtea RErEE8&R
Of tao Estate Of Henry EIlis, aeesased kSseke
giyes notice that eli eiains saaIsEt sA;d Eatsss
Harst be presented TO him, and AZ ysfssns snaSffsS
must make payment 10 hin alone. 49,
g, D. 1IUTER, Receiver.
feb 70 ~ So n
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"A Proclaaation has bsen issued By Gevcr-
nor Scets, dirsesing all needful measures to be
taken TO carry into effect the recent act Of tho
General Assembly, fer the removal OF tine
county seat Of Barnwell County from Barn
well TO the Town Of Blsckville.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY.

IN EVUITY--ORANGEBURa COUNTY.
The State Of South Carolina slu. ne. epfssi
Ex. Rel. S
Solicitor Southern Circuit. fost Deehn.ehis.
Application having been made By Jacob III. poe
ser and Eliza r. his wife, and GnuFehweIl A. Cross
well and Elizabeth r. his wife far Iearr y. -, 49,
Past Existence Loss aud Contents OF the last snd
Testament OF John Ramph. deceased en- nolISA "a
Messrs Hstsoas Legare, SOicltoss for eprsieasse
1t Is ordered, thas ell persens who may tAihk tkssn.
selves Interested do appear hefarc Tes st fss-.szs
burg ON the 2sth day OF May next, and eFses sal
anime the evidence which may be Produced en-, ~.
sroduce evidence in reply. %.
dE0. BeEIvER, G. C.P.
Oeicc Of Clerk Of comIaou Pieaa \ - J, ).
OEsageburg. c H., Fen. 20, 1850. Sst
feb 20 ltt ssS ,5e8e - tes
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5HuuU FVBIe, MUM 7. e. al. y E0UITf. !
by orasr ef the Court Of Equity made In this
case, the creditors Of Nathan Milestone are no.
quirod to prove their demands before mo within one
month. @. W. BOLIrER.
Fenraary .d, 1859. c.. G. p.
leo o 7HH.t Hsff. a,a
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.ME,KGEsTEeATEs BLANKs
mar 81 THIS OFFICE.
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NOTICE To CREDKTOzes.
W. 9. sandfara and wife, ! oaAsaEBURa
vs. r en-
Jacob Fogle, Adm'r. ct. al. EQUITY.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.

AtoH the "a iiiSI u9 uuuole Ihe Naho vi HE A<iiAo
make three times much out of his stock; and
how all the profits of the farm be more than
doubled Farmers. farmers song, experienced
book agents, and others. wanted TO take agencies
per month, according to ability and energy. Cir
culars giving full description sent free. address
ZEIGLER, MCCURDY " CO, Philadelphia, Pa,
Cincinnati. o.; Chicago, Ill, or st. Lonis, Mo.
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State oH observation-disclosures County
Court

State c9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County
Court.
In the matter OF the guardianship OF the minor
heirs OF Calvin L. Loomis, deceased, to wit
RolliL A. LOOMS julius N Loomis Francis II.
Loomis, Ella LOOMS, and Carrie Z. Loomis.
I'm reading and filing the petition Of Francis T..
W LOOMS, the guardian of said minors, dated
January l1th 1859, representing among other
tain real estate in the equal undivided one-thrd
parts and interest il lois and 3, In block ~, in
section 81 town north OF range 20 east in the city
of Kenosha, in the county of KeDOeha and State
aforesaid and that it is expedient that their in
tersst in the same should be sold and the proceeds
invested in interest bearing securities for that said
property is wholly unproductive and PRAYING for
license to sell the same and 1t appearing to the
Court from said petition that it would be for the
and to the said lands sold, and the proceeds in
vested as stated in said petition. Therefore it is
ordered and directed that the next of kin to said
wards and all persons interested in said estate, apN
Lpear before the judge of this Court on Monday the
eighth day Of March, 1869, at one o'clock P NJ, at
the Probate Office in the city Of Kenosba in said
county, then and there to show cause il any there
shall be, why license should not be granted for
the sale OF said real estate according TO the prayer
| of this petition.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Kenosha Tele
| graph, weekly newspaper printed at Kenesha
| city aforesaid, and circulating in said county
Dated at Kenosha, the 18th day of January, ID
! 1862,
County Judge in and Tor the county OF KenoshA
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HtRRIGG BUT NOBLE --Sefhelp for young men
@A who having erred. desire better manhood
Sent in sealed letter envelope free of charge, If
benc6tted return the postage. Address PHI
LANTHROS, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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a Positive Remedy for all
kinds of HumOrs,

ScrofuIa, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbua-
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Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Az
fections, Headache, Languor, and Depres-
sion of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Consti-
patton.
FENfIS excellent medicinal compound was first
Il prepared by DIR. J. w. POLAND, in 1917,
and was then employed with great success III
expelling humors from the blood; but in 1913 a
medical friend who was quite celebrated physi-
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gested some important improvements, which were
adopted, and which has made it $50 the people say
the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known
to "the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely Of vegeta-
bles among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow DocS
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot.
When the originator lived in New Hampshire az
Gofstown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty
miles around, AID in Manchester particularly the
IIumor Doctor was we'll known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it eff
fected Though manufactured in large quantities.
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purChas
ers had to wait for to be made In that re-
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sores, or carbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcer,
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Salt Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
1t free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant 20
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PREPARED AT THE
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And for sale by all Dealers an Medicine.
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ton to restore GRAY Or FADED
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ing it soft, LMStrOIS, and SiLIce1G
the scalp, by its use. becomes
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e1'aGpttO1es and d07ad7'aI1f, and 6y
its tonic properties preUe9etS the
hair from falling OaCt, as 1T Sti7r,-
NE0teS and 2lONTiSheS the HUi2.
glands. By ats use the hair Q9osUS
thicker and stronger. In badness
it restores the capillary glands
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create q HeaV grOaOth except IN
eDtre1pee old age. 1T IS the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eUeT eCSed, as 1T requires fe9Ve7:
0ppLc0tiO21s, and O5Ves the hair
that slDteTd1d glossy appearance
SO mach Gd'pirsd By all. Il. II.
Hayes, M. d.. State AssGyer Of
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pure and ,c0refMJly selected for
eaceLLe7at quality, and L consider.
it the BEST RRSEP .AKRAEEGN for
ats intended purposes" We patJ-
Hsh a treatise Oss the hair aUhich
zoe send free By mail 2GpON GppLi~
cation, aVltich confirms cOna313e2es
ddtOry notices from cJeIgy2ae71,
PHYSICIANS, the press, and others.
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the restoration G22d the preSerVd-
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COOK, CoGuRN & CO.
Genl Agents for Northwestern States,
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WANTED. AGENTS. sT ma ss sse s2s 2s:

where m;lle and females 10 introduce the GhNUlNE
IMPROVED COMMON ~ENoE FAMILY SEWING
MACH NE, This machine will stitch. hem, te
tuck, quilt. cord. bind, braid and embroider in a
most superior manner. Price only SlS Fully
warranted for five years. We will pay 5000 for any
machine that will sew stronger. more beautiful or
more elastic stitch than ours 1t makes the Elias
TIC Lock Stitch" fvery second stitch can be cut
and stll the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from SO TO $500 per
month and expenses, or commission from which
twice that amount can be- made. Address ECOMB
Il co Pittsburg, Pa., Boston, Mass., or st Louis,
Mo.
C1wti0n.-D onot be imposed upon by other par
ties. palmlng off worthless cast-irOn machines I'M
der the same name otherwise, Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine man-
tactured
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-28

The Woodstock Ol) Sentinel states
that Captain E. D. Bond, formerly Of the
9Th cavalry, eloped on the night ofthe 14th
instant with Miss Ada Fellows, leaving q
wife to whom he had been married num-
Der of years She did not ego crazy but
applied for divorce.