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1ost aub 5ouuo.

STRAYED FROM No. IL ELIZABETH.
~ STREET, TAN TERRIER. answering to the
name OF Fanny" The finder will be literally re-
w9rded by leaving her at 9. H. JOHNSON, No. 2e9
King-street. lime u
GRO LEM FROM MRS. LEVlCY SMOKE.
~ IN Colleton County. two mites from Walterboro
The Mare ~ black. and rather low for her length.
put vel! buiit; her body long; both tore feet and
one nind foot are white, and branded on the shout
an Was s,n, IN The hd white
the thief followed for want OF means and her little
crop must be los: without help Any information
ty. aav A- 81
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GDuattoual.

KING's' MOUNTAIN NJ MILITAR
IN. SCHOOL, YORKVILLE, g. C.-1he Second
Session of five mouths. OF the year 1859 will begin
NOVEMBER.
TERnds-For Tuition, Bosrd, Washing, Fuel,
Lights, Books and stationery. $3.50; payable in ad
vance. For circulars, containing full information
apply to Colonel A. COWARD.
June IL stath8 Principal and Ploorletor
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This table tells, more. eloqus4tly than
words can de-, the destruction OF live stock
In the seaooast region caused by the war.
Pickens is evidently not musical county.
but is, we believe. to have aDrass band before
long to keep company with ahe Eve piano
fortcs or melodeons which now harmoaize
the county,
We spoke yesterday Of lhe apparently
email amount ($5, 39l ,2s3) returned as the
total value Of tho stock in trads Of the
merchants Of the State. OF this amount
Charleston returns .416, Richland
1886 944, Georgetown $l2l,77e, and Pick.
ems $3.50. Omitting Charleston and Rich
land, the remaining 20 counties return only
$2'465, 92S. or the total credits ($8,718.-
66s) Charleston returrs only $S08, ,724. or
total amount Of stocks Of companies out
Of the State ($1,46s. .9OA) Charleston 70.
turn 5000. $40; and out of the total amount
Of bonds not exempt from taxstion T$i $685. :
991) Charleston- has ST ,162. .A97.
These figures and tie somparisons which
they provoke viii give onr people soms idsa
OF their present condition, 40 Teportsd by
themselves. They prove thas ss ere mot
so deep IN the miro 90 to mako IL impossl-
ole TO extricate ourselves, snd that wo have.
indeod. already osught eight Of the turning
IN she long lane Of our adysraity.
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Motifes In Daukruptrp.

h1STMlCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES, FOR THE OUrHERN DISrRIJT
Cs GEORGIA-IN BANKRUPTCY In THE MAT
TER OF ALtxANDER 3. ADDtsON. WALTER H.
NERS, COMPOSING FIR VI OF ADDISON, ELLIO T
u CO.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISTRICT OF
GEORGIA. SS-A Warrant in Bankruptcy has
been issued by said ourt against the Estate OF
WALThR II. ELLIOTT, and ROBERT O. VAN
WICK, OF Georgia, partners. composing the Arm of
ADDISON, ELLIOTT & COMPANY, of the County
of Chatham and State of Georgia. in eaid District.
who bave been duly adjudged Bankrupts upon peti-
ton OF their oreditors and the payment any debts
ana the delivery OF any pr perty belonging to said
Banklups. to them or to their and the transfer
Of any property by them are forbidden by law A
meeting Of the Creditors OF said Bankrupts TO prove
their debts eEd choose or more Assignees OF
their r. tate, will be lie at Court Of Bankruptcy
to be holden at Savannah, in said District, on the
THIRTIETH DAf OF JUNE. 4. D. 1869, at 10 O'Clock A.
M., OF the Office of FRANK =. HE .sELTINE, ono of
the kegistrars in Bankruptcy of said District
WILLIAM II. SAIYTH,
Unite states Marshal Tor said District
TN THE DIsTRiCr COURT or THE
Il UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM. 1S69.-IN THE MATTER OF J. &
7. :. HEFFkON. OF CHARLESTON, g. c..
DISQUALIFICATION FOR FULN AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTHY.--Ord ordered, That a
nearing be had on tho TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF JUNE
1862, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, g. G.;
and that all Creditors, &c. OF said Bankrurt appear
at SAIL time and place, aud show cause If any they
can why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted And that the second and third meetings of
creditors Of sad Bankrupt will be held at the oce
OF j. G. CARPENTER. Esq, Registrar OF Second
Congressional District, 8. c.. on TWEEN SECOND
DAY OF JUNE, 1869 at l2 81.
By order OF the Court, the 4th day of June 1850
DANIEL -HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Cour: Of the u g. for s. G.
June5 "a
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. WE oAH heartily oonanend ID our read.
ers tine racy 'tPish Story" wAieA wan bo
sound In ec1 Posss sotnss this aiernssx.
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The average value of the different kinds
of property differs but very little from the
averages Of the whole State. In Charles
ton County each horse is valued at $85,
each head Of cattle at $lS, each mule or
ass at $102, each sheep or goat at ST. "a, each
sAo&net So, each piano forte or organ at
$1O2, each pleasure carriage at $62, and
each dog at So SO.
A comparison with the last census
shows that we have 1854 horses against
2747 in 1860, 1910 mules or asses agsinst
1913, and only 1000 swine against 39,741.
This last item indicates that the freedmen
IN this county have an especial fondness for
the pork Of their white neighbors.
Out Of the 1858 pleasure carriages in
the State (a total which seems very large)
there are but 396 in Charleston County.
This shows the degree in which the wealth
Of this part Of the State has been dimin
lshed. Before the war Charleston City had
more pleasure vehicles Of different kinds
than any other city of the same size in the
United States. Now the average in each
county is sos, and Charleston County.
which includes city Of 40. 900 inhabitants,
has but 396 Richland has 179, Pickens
225, and Georgetown has 156 The horses
we have now are, with but few except ons.
work animals, and the same may, of course,
be esid of the asses and mules. 8
The following table shows the number of
horses, cattle, &c., in four counties
Charleston, which includes this city; Rich
land, which includes Columbia; Georgetown.
one Of the seacoast counties, and Pickens.
which is in the extreme northwest corner
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THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscribers in
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FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FUR SALE BY
DIR. HI. BAER, NO. 13l MEETING-
STREET.
ID IsON's TOBACCO ANIIDOTE
LII Roses Cough Syrup
Schenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Heaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
Rejuvenating Elixir
Chloride of Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or '.Kaiser" Pills, Sc. &C.
April3
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poarbing.
3asuranfe.
VOU OUGHT no INSURE In THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE A SSOCIATION
OF AMERICA,

FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
nd Sssisss 5, ssstnen managed and
"a. Because 1t is tho only nnonfed institution Of
ths an loads s e fhe Statea from which
Sd: Because itis purely mutual: ali policy holders
creasing assots belong excluaveiy to the policy
holders. fos
4h. Because It's rates arc wer than those Of most
otasr a companies And its dvldsnds will be larger
on Because V invests ito funds at rates of interest
averaging ten per cent. waile Eastern CONN nies
rates ayerage less than seven per cent This makes
OF premium smaller. One hundred dollars imnroveS
at sx per cent for fifty ears will amount to 81 aa ri
dss sae ss sa amount 20 invested at ZEN per Cont VIII pro
cent. Investment $9.897 08. Ns.4
otn Because YOU ought TO insura in successful In
sttution and tue Lie Association Of Amarica is &c
be by far the most sssful life nsurance inst,tn
tion OF Its age in the United states.
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED IN This COMMUNITY.
$780, 600 deposited Ii. the Insurance Y,enar,man,
OF the State OF Mtssodn (accortir4 to law for the
protection Of policy holders. d
OAscers.
y dopER prss'nt lcasher Peoples Nat. Bank,
T. Y. E.JENKINS. III. D., Medical Examiner 'T ~
Directors. I
JOHN .. STEELE fof North. Steele q wardell,
g. IRVINE WALKER wakes, Evans q coasweii.,
e e Y. Y bnR. aEM4R. M MDrueaist. 4. u
9: F. tANKaiK. Druggist. '''. > = 1'A"1'as.
JAS. e. SPEAR. @eweIler. ,e;sa III ~ S394 ,,s
.. q. STLcOx Wholesale ana Retaal Furniture. s.s
N. p. CARTER. Secretary and Agent. 81
Aarsn 10 lyr No. 10 Broad-saxese.
GsaAaaPOOann AnD. saAHR.CuTrrau.
LADIES AND. UrmrDREN
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assessed value Of personal property in
Charleston County, according to the returns
Of the district assessors:
Glass; No. Value.
!. Horses. ........... 1854 5 143.416
q Cattle. .5975 81. .391
g. Mules and Asses. :. 1910 126.185
4. sheep and Goats. 1896 4,57S
B. Hogs. ............ 1910 22.SS3
6. Gold and Silver
Watches and Plate. ...... 1874. .4s4
T. Piano Fortes and
Organs ......... 500 61.Oss
.. Pleasure Carriages 1876 A.710
y. Dogs s......... ..1764 4,485
lO. Merchants Stock. .53S ,416
II & IL. Manufacturers Stock ... 453 926
~. Monies. 27O. .5O7
Il. Credits ,..................... 808, ,724
15. Stocks of Corporations out of this
State. except National Banks. ). 900. $40
l6. Bonds not exempt ............. 1852. .497
II. Leases ..................... 5O,S37
10. All other property. .......... 1,775 484
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LA VALENTINO CIGAR FAC

|UNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS BEEN APPOINTED
4 AGENT OF THE LA VALENTINO CIGAR
FACTORY. No. lib EAST BAY-STREET, heretofore
conducted by Mr.. r. SALAS, and would respectfully
OF Charleston.
Having recently imported large quantity of supo-
rior VOEL IA ABAJO LEAF TOBACCO. we are pow
inanufacturing the fncst qualities OF SPANISH
CIGARS. which. for flavor and workm anship can
not be surpassed even in Havana.
ALFRED A. BARBOT, Agent.
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TRANSFORMATIONS w A N II 4 D.
Il Captains of small Vessels can find employ.
MscnIpYp y sppyns foot of s5 sG S3aN q
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| A GOOD START FOR BAKER -.rO
~ RENT. that popular BAKERY at summer
vile. 8. O., near the Depo:. Inquire at No. 2s5 EAST
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Go Reut.

no Il H T.-G e II 1. E M E N q II
Il parties desiring ROOMS. furnished or not, can
oDtSin them; also Buggy House and Stable. Apply
at No. 48 BEAUFAlN-SlRtET
JuneS +utbaa r
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CHI A r l. ES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 12, 1869.
Personal Property i'm Charleston.

The following table shows the kinds and
assessed value of personal property in
Charleston County, according to the returns
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI.
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. In both Eng
lish and German by Robert Stewart, v. s.. OF Miss.
Inc WORK covers the whole ground Of the breeding
aud raising, and the treatment o. horses and mules
bo:h In sickness and health It has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out Address q. F. VEN i.
Publisher, Cincinnati, O. 6mo* March 10
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VIZ 1ANTED BYA YOUNG LADY, A SIT.
w UATION to teach young Chldren-take en-
tire charge OF them and sc " for them If required
Has no objection to leave the city or stae. ADDRESS
A. r., Key Box No. SO, Cnaeleston PostoHice.
June
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WANTED-AGE TO SELL The
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
$26. The simplest, cheapest and best Knit,iug Ma
chine ever invented. Will knit 20 900 stitches ptr
minute. Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
May4 20
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
Consultations Of Stock.

CHARLOTTE, CoLuMnIA, & Aro'A II. X. Co.,
TnEAsuREn's OFriuE.
C"LuMnIA, S. c., September ~. 1860.
THE undersigned is now prepared tois-
sue Certificates Of Stock in this Company,
in lieu Of Che stock Of the Chnrlotia and
South Carolinr and the Columbia and Au-
gustn Railroad Companies, in nccordnnce'
with the terms OF Consolation, adopted by
the Stockholders in Joint Convention, July
8, 1869, viz:
Each shnrc Of ST ock in tho Chnrlolte and
South Carolina Railroad Company shall bo
converted into slinrc in tho consolidation
company; and every fonr aud onc.hnli
shares Of stock in The Columbia nn,l Angus.
In Railroad Company shall ba concerted
into n share in the consolidated company );
ard where, in tho last named npportlon.
incnt, fractions of - al,are Inny result, the
owners thereof mae, ~ their option, com.
plcto tho nnii ny paying for Tho necessity
additional shares Of Columbia and Augusta
Railroad stock at the ratio Of $3.50 por
,l'arc, or they may receive pny for their
surplus shares at he anme rate" njt5& a#h1
Stockholders or their legal representa-
tivcs arc required to surrender the old Corr
lilicatcs, when applying for the now.
G. II. MANSON,
sept 28 Secretary and Treasurer
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Rl 1irtuc OF sundry Executions to NC di
~ rected, | will offer for sale at Fairfield
Court House on the first Monday md The
day following, in November next. Within
The legal hours Of sale, to the highest bid
der, for Cash, tho following Real Pro
pcrty. Purchasers to pay for Titles:
One trnct Of 80 acres, moro or less, OF
land in Fairfield County, bounded on The
east hy the Rond leading from Winnshorc
to Columbia, south and west by lands OF
JAS. B McCants, Gnl on The north by The
Town Of Winnsboro, levied upon ns the
property Of James N. Shcdd, at the suit OF
Jas Is. McCants and others
One tractof 500 acres, more or /. So. O
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lnnds y
Bcniamn Brazil. wm. Tramp. deed n. W
McClellani,C G & S. &. X. Il. Co. and 9th
ers, levied mron MS tho property Of p. d
Cook, nj the suit Of David Milling.
One tract Of 400 acres, more or less of
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands of
". p. Broom, ". J. Als,on and Miss Tiin-
nant, levied upon ~ The property of +. d.
Cook, Mt the suit Of David Milling.
J. W. DUVALL, S. f. c.
Shcriif's Office Oct. 9th 1869.
oct l2-t2xl
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Photographic.
Foreign N sws.

PARls, October 8.
Father Hayacinthe has gone to the
United States.
Republican instructions in Spain
continue. The Republicans are max,
ing sharp resistance. The police of
Madrid advise the people to arm for
resistance. The miners in the depart
ment Of Avignon were rioting, and
had burned many shops. The mill.
sary suppressed the riot-killing ten
and wounding many.
MADRID, O,tober 8.
The troops were triumphant in
Catalonia. The Mayor of Tortasa
abandoned the mayoralit, to take com
mand of insurgents. Oder has been
restored in Valentia and Galacia. A
state Of seige will be declared wherey-
or outbreaks occur. \ meeting be-
tween tho Prim and Serrano OIL one
eide, and the Republican deputies,
Casteller and Figeura, on the other
to effect compromise, reached no re-
suit.
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Court of Equity Sales.

G. B. Lamar, ct ux. ct al. ..
Ford and Rutland, Exrs Faharld :
i.nnd I. j. Robertson, ..1 q
IN pursuance of dtcrces and orders Of the
| Conrt made in the above stated cause,
will sell to The highest bidders before the
Court House, at = innsboro', s. c., on rho
first Monday in November next, aud the
days following, during The legal hours, -
All the real estate belonging TO the Estate
of Co.. Nicholas 4. Peay, deceased, connisI-
ing Of about $4,000 acres Of land situate
in tho County Of Fairfield, upon the Water
&c Ripcr and its tributaries.
This land has been divided into separate
convenient tracts containing from COO TO
] 80 acres, Of which plnis will hc exhibited
at the sale ; m the sale. will be madc By
tract. ,
Also, GoLD MI.NE. with abou, $50
acres f land circumjac,nt, known rs the
Not, Mine," situate in Union County, of
which minu the snI estate owns n pnrt IN
tcrcst, aud the other owners join in he
sal". SO that the purchaser will buy the
whole interest.
TERMS. About S. 600 cashto be appor.
toned pro rafa between oil the pu ,hnscrs !;
for the balance n credit Of !, 2. 0, :, and
years, this balance being payable in equal
annual ins,nlmcnts With int, est on the
whole from day of sale payable anhunliy
for this balance purchasers 10 give bond
each will, two gond surclies aud further
secured by n mortgage o: the tract purchns.
cd. ..tg.t! .r#. ..t..,..ut aI4. r.
Any purchaser paying ore Mird Of lis
whole bid in cash. will not be required TO
have surc,ies to his bond.
Any purchaser paying the ,cho!c Of his
bid in CASH, will be allowed discount of
ten per cent upon the amount of his bid.
Purchasers will be required to pay for
all necessary papers and revenue stamps.
g B. CL0WNEY.
Clerk G. G. p Eqrity side
Wiunshoro, s. c., 9th Oct, 1869.
Allpapcrs III the State will give two in
scrtions q week apart. and send bills TO This
Office. oct 0-tlOx3
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LOO Acres, More or Less.

Situate in Fairfield County and State Of
South Carolina. IH" ~. ~ t9~ a it"1 e
Terms Of Sale One.third of the purchase
money, and the costs, Of suit md expenses
Of sale o be paid in cnsh on day of aale,~-+
Tho balance on credit Of one md two
years in cGaal nnaarGna.alncayy, comput-
ing from day Of sale, with ihterest from
date, ItoAbe secured by bond md good per.
ro,mly security and n mortgage Of premises.
Purchasers 10 .pay for papers md stamps.
r ' ,SAMG. = 'CIC WHEY, G. G. p. '"'
Clerks Office, 9Th oct, 1869. g HtFnV%?'
toot G-f1fE IaiD0l fsIG yt'lf'sug tGY'
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News Items.

CoNcoRp, N. H., October 5.
~ The storm at this point is violent.
The telegraph North 'is Interrupted,
tho river is rising fast, and the dam
ago is considerable.
LATER reports of the food
show that an immense amount Of dam
age has been done. Bridges and fac
tories have been swept away and sev-
eral lives lost.
TaoY, N. Y, October S.
The Good is unprecedented. Three
persons have been drowned.
ALEXANDRIA, October Z.
Grabcolta shot his wife dead, to-
day--cause jealousy.
SAcKvlLLE, N. b October 7.
The storm Monday night was tre-
mendous. The tidal wave flooded the
low grounds. Thousands Of cattle
we're destroyed. The dykes on the
marshes are all gone. The bridges
throughot the country have been des,
troyed. The damage to this small
parish is estimated at $l,OO0,O00.
BANGOR, Me-, October 7.
A letter from the telegraph manager
at Calais, ME-, says: eve wre in Ter.
rible state here. The lines, both ways,
arafat on he ground and covered with
,re&s and buildings. TIE damage to
vessels and buildings is very great
PASSPORT ia reported 10 have been nearly
demolished. The water III the Penob--
scot has risen TO the hfgh spring mark.
The hoon&a nro broken and miIfions OF
feet of logs have gone by the city. a
large gang of men having been sent
down after them. IT is hoped that most
Of them will DO picked up
sNsw ORLEANS, October 9.
This evenings Timas says: 1--WE
learn OH undoubted authority, that the
steamship Lillian arrived vt Cedar
Keys in time; took on board her freight
nNaa passengers and sailed without being
'hslested, The parties in search Of her
came TOO late"
WlLMiSaroN. N. G., October o.
1t is rumored that several Spanish
gnnboaiaj are outside waiting for the
gnnboat Cuba but the rumors are. be.
lieved 70 be without foundation. Coal
was removed from The Cuba to. day SHE
had ten tons enough 10 run eight
hours; which evidently proves that she
came here in Ndistresa. ~ 'N.ahH%
New YoRK, October 0.
It ,s stated that Arrangements VIII Be
made for The removal Of the receiyership
Of the gold Exchange Banls, on Tues.
day next. ga .,ts.
PouaHKEEpsiE, N. ". October 9.
The safeof the 'Dptcless fsoan. y En-
tual Insurance Company was robbed,
last night, Of 100000. ts
pALgiaoaE, Octobors9. I
Hon. jefferson Davis has arrived
here. ~ lgss
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r H M O " A H.
w, w, KETCHTN

LAS removed TO the South Store of w.
IL Il. Robcrtson's new building where b
will be pleased TO see his old friends nn,l
customers and the Public generally Ian,
now opening a new and complete stock of
groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Dry Goods
&c, sc insisting in part Of ~, ."a
Bacon. Hams, Lard, Alolasscs all kinds.
Sugars. all grades, Coffee, Tea, Flour. No /
Family, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Tobacco. Cheese.
M"ckcre's, Herring, White Wine Vinegar.
Soda. Starch, Soap, Candles. NTaoaroni
Citron. Currents, Nutmeg, All Spice, Gin.
ger, Woodenware, Crockcry, Glassware.
Shoes aud BOO 8, Ready made Clothing,
Hats. Calicocs, Bleachcd, BrowE and strip
ed lIomespnns, Bed Ticking, 80. &c.
All Of which will sell rs low for CASH
as can be bought in this market
10 tons Mapes Super Phosphate of Lime.
oct Z
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HARPER. WILSON & co,
sept % l73 Broadway, New York.


WTANTED-AGENTS $50 to 5000 per
w month. everywhere, Mnio and Fc-
male to introduce the GENUINE IMPROV.
ED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This maciiuc will stitch. hem,
fell. mck, quilt, cord. bind. braid aud en-.
br'iler ina most superior manner. Price
only Sl8 Fully warranted for fvo years.
Wclaill pay 81 900 for my machine tba.
will SOW stronger, moro beautiful, or more
elpslic scaIn than ours. IL makes The
nEiastic Lock STITCH" Every 'ccond stitch
cnn be cnt, and still tic cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing It. We pay
Agents from $76' to $500 per month and
expenses. or n ncomn,ission from which twice
TIM, nmount can be made. Addrcss Sc.
COMB & Co., Piltsburg, ! Pa, Boston, Mass,
or st. Louis, Mo-
Caution. DO not Be" imposed upon by
other parties palming off worthless cast
iron macines. under tho samo namo or
Otherwise. Ours is ho only genuine ard
really practical machine manufactured
= Cauion-- Extra. I'VE caution tho put,lic
against concern in Nashville, Tenn ms
thcy ate not our duly authorized Agents,
having copied our advertisement without
dutborily from us, We sl.all mot hold our
selves, responsible, for worthless machines
sold hy other parties. rhe Qonune Nh
chimes can be had only from lis Of our nn.
thorized Agents, who will always have n
certificate Of Agency signed by us. Beware
OF ElEfrlnRerB, CHA t+5ut sei 81 apIt %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-13
New Advertisements,

SOMETHING NEW In musical circles
~ the Es'cy Organs are the rage They
are the most durable and havo the fines.
tone. remarkable for their scccines, and 1ow.
{" Tho Iox Uumdnu aud Ioe Ju5iiaate
are the greatest and best inventions even.
introduced. J. ESTEY s. co Sole Manu-.
facturers, Dratlcbcro, VI sept -.