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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-10-07

KISS HUI FOR i4Is MorGyR. III was
a very pretty and pions couceit ef that
dear old lady 70 kiss that youth for his
mother. So forcibie bus it appeared to
popular adm ration, th#t no iHc"nsIderabie
uamber OF yunng men have the same al
feciionaie ci,reEs bestowed on them oat q!
respect for that same venerable relative.
\ striking example Of this was afforded
a few evenings since by toung lady who
erjuya the undivided affections Of q down
town clerk 1t SO tappaned that, some
weeks ago, his mother died, Hls heart
was cousocd in this great bereavement by
the afftctionate sympathy oi lis employs
ers fascinating daughter. Il Is not strange
this affection rpened INTO love. The pa
rents approved their daughters choice, but
wisely kept their own counsel. The In
teresling relations. however, were destined
TO come TO light IN way~1 hey least eX>
pectcd. Oue evening the young couple
were enjoying a pleasant tete-a-te;e in a
secluded part of the pa'llr The old
gentleman happened, 10y the merest acct
dent, TO step in aud take seat unob>
served by the young people. Suddenly
his attention was arrested by one of those
prolonged, luxurious kisses which only
lovers interchange.
What noise is that q the parent loud
ly exclaimed
Silence like death.
81 say Julia, what noise was that -
"S-i-Esir z"
"Vhat are you doing there 20
mo tn ing, sir !"
"Who are yon kissing there ?"
"Ouly-onIy William, sir; his moths
er's dead, you know and-and thought
it wouldn't be wrong to kiss him for her,
you know, sir y
"Humph ~ and tie old gentleman took
his leave, doubtless thinking how fortu~
nate the deceased lady was to be SO aHec-
tionately remembered.
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Z, ,OOK w VEIL TO YOUR
- UNDERSTANDING
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Mems and Boys Wear,

The undersigned respectfully informs his nu-
merOus customers and the public generally that
he is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of any desired size or quality, from
the finest French calfskin boots to the coarsest
brogan. in the VERY BEST MANNER on the short.
est notice, and at as moderate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced of the fact if they will only
give me trial. Try and be convinced.
Ia ReI airing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in workmanlike manner
Thankful for past favors feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to cons
tnuance and increase of the same.
JOHN ID. THOMAS.
Ebensburr AnriI 2S 1S64
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they were painfully afhlctiEE, have be--
cured in such great numbers in alu6.. s-- :
ton of the country, that The public sca-g.5
be informed OF lis virtues or Uses.
ScrOfulous poison j. one of de most fs---a
enemies OF our race Often, this unseen al Il
tenant of the organism undC!miueS the rrr-.-
without exciting a suspicion OF is UrUsefea u
II seems 10 breed Infection throughout -hf tr.- 7
then, on some favorable occasion, rari ..v q
into one or OthST of its hideous forms FHt -. /.
surface or among the vitsls. In the lltz :
cles may be suddenly deposited IN he ~
heart, or tumorS formed in the LIVER. u- =
Its presence by erupuons on the skin, OF Oil u
atiOnS on some part of the body Hens. O :.
sional use of bottle of this SGFSGpar7l !.
Yisable, even when no active symptom, e a
appear. Persons afflicted with the f0-7---z'
plants generally ind immediate reid 3 :
length, cure. by the use of this SIRS4PEyI
Ii: st. AIatHOIsy's Fire, Rose or Er11a
letter, Salt RiieuIIl, ScGId Head. ElFs-
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eT--z Z
visible forms of ScFOJttlOHS disease. 4s-a
more concealed forms, Is DBspcysiI. Dr77
Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy, NCrts
and the various UEceTOuS affections OF Ii -
lar and nervous systems
Syphilis or TeHereal and MercIgriGl Bsz
are cured by it, though long time Is re---ss
subduing these obstinate maladieS by any rs
But long continued use Of this medicine va Z
the complaint. LeIIcOT5'hGd or HhueS, tnf
UIceratioHS, and Female Diseases. 81 Z,
monty soon relieved and ultimately Cl-7-
purifying and invigOrating effect Minute
tiOns for each case are found n our Aill--- /
piled gratis. Rheumatism ana Gca'' I
caused by accumulatiOns of eNtrand5l, "a
IN the blood, yield quickly to IT, as 2s5 =
Complaints, TOrpidity, Congestion or lag
1IGti0Il of the LiUer, and JGtl1dtee' Nhr---l
as they often do, from the ranking poHlls
blood. This S4RS4PARILLIls Is g.
storer for the strength and yigor q 'l7 y
Those who are LdHglISd and LsSti.Ss' ~.
dent, SIeepLeSS, and troubled Win NtTts,' +
11reheHsiOHS or Fears, or any Of TIE l-1
/ symptomatic of Weakness, WI. ma H.
/ relief and convincing evidence Of is res
! power upon trial
PREPA BT
! DR.. J. C. AVER q Co, lowell u
Practical and AlsdI.TticGI ChcHi'z
REESE J. LLOYD, AGyNT, EEENsE,Es' y
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EBENS BURG
DRUG AND BOOK STORE

DRUG AND BOOK STORE,
HAVING recently enlarged our stock
II we are now prepared to sell at great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con-
ssts of Drugs, Medicines. Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Icons, Halls and Aliens Hair Restor-
atives, Pills, Ointments, Plasters, Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Pure FlaYorng Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarb, Pure Spices &c;
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
Post, Commercial and all kinds of Note PAPER:
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnolds Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, His
tories, Bibles, Religious, Pray and Toy Books,
Penknives, Pipes, &c
~ We have added to our stock lot OF
FINE JEWELRY, TO which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies'
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tail. LENNON & MURRAY
July 80, 1868. Main Street, Ebensburg.
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THUS gently lisps political cotempo-
rary in the interior Of this State ''If the
miserable, cowardly, white livered wretch
charges which we know to be as false as
the gangrened heart from which they em-
anated, will uncover his hyena counte-
nance in our preSeace, We will spit upon
IL for him"
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FLOUR AND PRODUCE,
FRONT,
SECURE THE SHADOW ERE
~ THE SUBSTANCE FADES!
SPESCE,S EEYy

!:.J1Ia3:s ga .i;l:. l.Gyj2Is Y
Is now in perfect order for executing Pictu
in every style OF the art. Photographs of life
like accuracy, ranging from the smallest card
picture to the largest s'ze for raining, tax en- in
any weather, and warranted TO give satisfaction
Particular attention paid to children's pictures
Frames of all kinds for sale cheap. Frames of
any kind not on hand will be ordered when de
sired. Instructions in the art on liberal terms
~ Gallery on Julian street, 3 doors north
of Town Hall T. 7. SPENCE,
Ebeashurs, Oct 6, 1868 Photographer
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Ayers Sarsaparl.
ron PURIFYING THE BIO,

The reputGz
cellent mei.1r -
l. derived fr1nrss
many Of wL.e.E-
marvellous. E-
cases Ct Sc-af -
case where ne
Seemed satu-...
corruption. hl-s
purified and eug
SrrOfU'1Gs gFe
dIsoTlers.Wii
gravated by tes-
Ions r.nfHH.--
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For restoring Gray Hal.
its natural Vitality and fl.

A dressing
Is at once aSss
healthy, and
LOT preserviB,
hair. Fadds
hair IS s5oa
to its orqia1r
aciM The 49,
freshness Of
Thin no.
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NEW MERCANTILE FI9M !

EVDWARD ROBERTS hereby gives
H notice to his old friends and customers
that on the first day Of July, inst f., he admitted
his son, GEORGE ROBERTS, into full partner
ship with him in the mercantile business in
Ebensbure, and that hereafter the firm name
will be EDW ROBERTS & SON
Our stock will embrace everything in the
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods line, Groceries of
all kinds, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. of
the latest styles and Of all qualities a full line
OF Hardware, QIecnsware, &c, and irs fact
every article to be found in well regulated
country store.
eE Having enjoyed successful and pleas
ant experience of more than twenty years in the
business at this place, and having completed a
spacious eGifice on High street AID increased
my facilities for supplying my friends at all
times and at the lowest prices with the best ar
tices in the market, | confidently appeal TO
those who have so generously given me their
confidence and support in the past to continue
the same measure of patronage towards the new
firm. EDW ARD ROBERTS.
Ebensburg, July l5 1869. If.
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NEW SAYINGS INSTITUTION
TIrs TIME APPROACHES WHEN

TIIE TIME APPROACHES WHEN
w l. o T HIN G
Is unavoidable, and the point is to know
HOW AND WHERE To 90 To OBTAIN A SUPPLY.
n grca. many have found out already, and now
advise their trends In want OF
DRY GOODS
To call at
F u C. II G TT n q.
CORNER OF KING AND CALHOUN STREETS,
Where Dry Goods can he bought toa great alyap
tasc Attention Is called to:
100 pair 1914 White Blankets, only So Ts. worth
81 SO.
la+ German Covcrlcts, from 81 up
Large Comforts, only ST.
loo pair Pine Double SiawIs, only 81 50. worth
Sc 90.
Arab Shaws, from 81. up
case brown Canton Flannel only 15c. per
yard. worth zoe.
Heavy Black Beaver Cloth for closEs only So
worth So IS.
ine assortment OF Brown Shirtinrs, Long
cloths. Apacns, Dreas Goois. Notions. I!o.
Story. Gloves, &C., which have been bought by
large quantities, and Will be sold to satisfy the
purchasers In every respect.
FURCHGO1T C BRO,
Corner King aud Calhoun streets.
sS-A special Department for boots, shoes
Hats, Trunks, &c, sold at corresnondnsy low
prices poyao amos
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CRUNlis--The sale at the Masonic Hall OF
:ac articles !cs; tra:a The Fair ~ III oprortua.,y
for securing Christmas present that should not
bc neglected.
There is no ,um:nuton in the list OF hotel arr-
walls, aud onr merchants are apparently driving
brisk business.
A. the recent tire small coiorcd child was
taken in charge By black man, but neither tie
child or her guardian have been since heard
from.
The German Fire Company give bal. OH he
goth instant, and the German sine Association OH
the Sth OF January. Roth are 10 We .he balls OF
the season.
The orphan children of both asylums are cor
daily invited TO attend the maHnes to-day. and
seats will bc reserved especially for them.
King street WAS very lively yesterday; every
body was out and the Christmas goods in the
different stores were closely inspected.
Young Charleston is Wild on the Chapman Sis
night, that it would be Impossible L" squeeze in
the most dlmlnutirc Juvenile.
The Santn CLAUS or the period Is represented as
making his round OF visits in y conveyance draw
by four dcars OF the white fawu spccles, as.rido
yel0cipclcs.
Mr. Bernard O'Nciil has accepted the agency
Of the National Steamship Company. comprising
ten steamships as advertised aud sailing regular
ly between the ports OF Liverpool and New York
via Queenstown, Ireland. Parties wishing pas
sage tickets, or sterling exchange, for any
auIonnt, u, lowest rates of the market, can ue
accommodated by apply ing to the agency in tIis
CITY
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Hotel acknowledgements ~
CHARLESTON I:t,rxI.

j. Il. Baker, South Santcc; Miss l.. Allen, J.
p. Burhans. ). q. Amour, e. II. Roth, IL Franz O..
Fl. Andrews Hrs. G. H. Andrews, W. PenfoId and
man, Miss Pcnfold, Miss rutherford, Il. Penroid,
jr.. N E. Putnam, Nrs. n. e. Putnam, Mrs. q. C..
Putnam, Mrs. crary, Mss Crary. Il. Il. Crary, O..
r. Crary, NJ Edgar, NJ. G. Moore, J. ". Mitchell,
Miss s. Fl. LNggett, II. 4. Pratt. O. Morrow, NeE-
York; u. Il. D.rry, Mrs. q. II. Berry, Brooklyn; 3.
Muller, II. D., Aiken; J. L. Murray, Ohio; G. Lee.
Richmond; p. l.. Wiggins, Beaufort; G. @. Coo.
Boston; H. II. Alley, South Carolina; j. P. Nerri.
deth. Baltimore; G. q. Pease, ]. T. Drew, boston;
w. N. ConnorJ, Lancaster; II. Buck, Bucksville;
s. Stiles, q. L. Clayton, Augusta; l.. c. Thompson,
Kershaw.
PAVILION HorBL.
p. K. Cosur!, Summerville; George B. Graham,
hJersyllle; n. j. Thour0n, Steamer Pilot hey; j..
j. Hodge, Columbia; T.. Grcenneld, Georgia; NJ. d..
Kecia, South Carolina; w. u. Hale, Christ Church
Parish; g. w. Wifc. +. b. Christie, Edgcncld; n.
u. Riley, G. q. Walker. Greehwood; =. u. Miller.
sr., Columbia; 7. L. MoXanze, Fort Motto; NnN.
Jones and wife, South Carolina; W. q. Foster,
Mail Agent Northeastern Railroad; Kirk Robin.
son, orangehurg; H. A. Mayo, Bambcrg; John
Ncttlcs. South Caroilna.
HILLS nuUSB.
Wm q. Carmody, ID. P. Griffith. Aiken, s. G. F.;
Gustar Leebacs, Augusta, Ca; N. BrttOu, J.
Freciand, Hudson City; J. ID. Warter, I.auransc,
NJ o.; John r. BsrloH and wife, 4. J. Hoery aud
wife, New York ". d. kcAler, Pc; Wra. II. Pes.
ter and wife, Beverah, Hlsa.; Jacob Ii. Scheft,
New York; Hugh Hendry, Nawark, \. j.; John ].
conery, Hartford, CT
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THx ACADEMY or MUsiC.-Last night was
the beneht night Of the Chapman Sisters, who
played In "Ixlon" and tho "Pet OF the Pctticoats"
Their acting and singing were beritchlng. and 90
the audience thought. The astounding Bishop
surpassed himself in both pieces. and has fastcn-
ed himself more lrnly than ever in the affections
OF the risislc public. bushel and half Of
hooks and cyes and bone and metallic buttons
were swept mp utter the curtain fc!l-a due TO
rshsp.
Al tho matiucc this afternoon will bc played
the bnriosque, Aladdin, or The Wonderful
Scamp" and al night will b. played the famous
"Piuto'' and the broad farce. WANTED, A Thors.
and killincrs."
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THU HOLIDAY TRApE.--As " general rule,
t,c most extensive and liberal buyers OF holiday
goods do not put or their purchases until the
stocks have become low ana the crowd 40 great
that they are unable tn make satisfactory selcc-
tio;s. Indeed, as we happen 10 know, some OF
tlc most desirable customers in that branch Of
or the coming season. Dealers who propose to
engage In it-and which OF them does not p
SHOULD therefore announce their attractions with
ont delay, If they wish to reap an carly harvest
We need hardly add what they already know,
that The advertising eoumns OF THE NEWS ul-
ways a rchcx OF the business OF the city, are con-
suited now more than ever by those desiring bar
gains In any branch OF trade.
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TuI HISTORIAN. reverend gentleman
will preach tomorrow morning in Glchc street
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr.. 0irardeau pastor.
Subject: "Thc SuGcrIngs and the Prosecutions or
the Christians in Turkey" Tho wclI-known and
venerable Rev. VIM. d. Sprasuc, d. ID. LII. D., In
spcakng OF this di;course in his letter of common
dation to the Reverend gentleman, says: at was
discourse every way suited to the sacreduess OF
the Sabbath, acd fitted to max: every American
Christian more grateful for his privileged iot
and more earnest III his efforts for the renovation
OF tile world. have heard but one opinion cx-
pressed concerning my brothers discourse, and
that was one OF high probation.-Aloany, ".
r., January Il, 1851" All arc cordially invited to
attend. Seats free.
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SACknD CoScERr.-Fhere will be y sacred
concert at the Cathedral Chapel Tomorrow even
lag for the beneH. OF tho lately completed Pnro.
ohial School, whioh has pupils from every parish
in the city. The object Is n good one, and when
10 its intrinsic attractions arc added the rich,
harnonIos and dulcct strains Of sacred music,
it cannot be doubted that the concert will draw
visitors from every quarter or the city. The con-
cert commences at hslfpast o'clock.
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SUDDEN CHANGEs or WEATHER are proiuc-
tive of thr"a. diseases, coughs, colds, &c. There
Is no more cIectual relief in these diseases to be
found. than in the tnxcly use or " Browns Bron-
chial rroches." They possess real merit, and
have proved their efficacy by test Of many
years, having received testimonials from eminent
men who have used them.
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INTERESTING TO OUR CiTwESs.-We arc hap
py to inform our readers that Messrs. Sha1cr &
Brother No. 3Ss King street, have secured The on
elusive agency OF the celebrated Bartram & Fan.
ton Sewing Machine, for this city anu state. This
machine halls from New York, ana IL considered
by all good judges TO bo far ahead OF all others.
It's wonderful simplicity commcnds II to all, and
1t claims 10 be the model sewing machine OF the
world. Cnli and see 1t.
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lot OF LAND AND DWELLING,
DuBoSE EGI.EsT0N, WIN. J. EGl.ESroN Va,
MARY Il. EGLEST0N. AND OTHERS.

In pursuance OF an order or court In :l.s cause
VIII hs sold at auction, al The Old postortlcc in
Chariea.on. :. g., TO the higheHt bidder, on MON.
A. H., "'
Al that lot OF LAND. with the wooden Dwo.
ing House thelcon. Situate on the north side or
warren street. west Of Thomas street next TO
tue residence OF l'Oltua g. Clifford Esg) The res
iuence contains nine rouIns and two dressing
rooms, double piazIas, &c; the xii chen cOntains
SIX rooms. The Lot measures ON the front line 81
feet. and on The west line 80 feet nlso nm undi.
rded bali interest in tho right Of way over strip
OF ., iapa q! Included between The south and west
INES OF the lot now or late OF Rev j. s. IIanckel
and line connecting aii feet cast OF the north
west corner or the lot east OF this Lot, and I8
inches north OF the south line OF said IiancKeI
and then running west 81 feet inches, and then
norlhward!y to tho north line Of the lot OF said
@ ney; ); 5; ilanckel, dividing the p,ivy into two
Gquoi parts, as per plat recorded in She ofIlcc OF
Registrar ol Mcsne Conveyance Tor Charleston
county. IN Book y, No. IL, page a2i.
Terinr- -onc-thiri rt purchase money TO l,c paid
IN ctsn on day Of snlc; balance in one and Two
years thereafter In ct,ui:i anu,ri instaiiIirnto
with interest frcm day of sale, payable annually
purchaser giving bond and good security and
mortSage Of premises, and paying for papers
anil revenue stamps.
S. H. Cl.OWNEY
Clerk OF Common Pleas for Fairfield County.
ucC1t S4Ml
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ao- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INsr1

Jzu- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTI
TuTioN.-Thc following amounts have not been
called for In the above named Institution. As the
onicc will be closed on the 3Ist OF December, all
iorsons interested arc requested to bring in their
.Ias' BOOKS and receive the amounts due them.
Those who have drawn the FIRST nstaImcnt hut
not the SECOND, will not find their names In this
list, as the fact OF their having drawn ono In
intcrcs, in tho Institution.
HENRY s. GEIGGs. Treasurer.
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surHHHn couar, coLpppr., DrcsuREn o.

SuPHaHH COURT, CoLuuBtA, DECEMBER O.
Tie following cases were continued by consent:
]. "A. Nicely aud wife We. James McFaddcn; I;
James HGmphill ~. eN partc Sarnl Kennedy and
others; William q. ilouZe, administrator VS.
Thomas z. iion@c and othcra; A. J. kibcr sur
Yiyor, vs.. q. Reeves: u. Mobley. CT III, vs. John
mckee, !r., administrator; G. J. Carter ada. the
State; Peter II. Scott vs tho State, struck on;
Louis Il GarcS W. T. u. Jcter, struck or; John s.
nonng anu iubdnh Fowler VS.. II. ID. hskcw vs. s.
l.. Harris. ct al, struck OIL.
court.
The case OF Joseph Crews ads. S. S. rarrar 3
Brother was resumed and concluded for appcilrcs
oy hr. Simpson. Hr. q. p. Sullivan Ia reply.
Thomas q. Jetcr, ct uX, administrators, plain
error, was commenced by Mr.. Shand, and oceu
pied the court mp 20 the hour of Adjournment.
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THE MUTUAL. hIp AssoCIArIoN.-A lecture
for the benefit Of this association will DO delivered
by the Rev. w. W. Hicks, as tho Second PresbJ-
periaa Church, at haf.pasi O'Clock tomorrow
cvcniAg. We havo already explained tho objects
md the necessities OF the association, and we
again urge the generous hearted and charitable
TO taSo this opportunity OF showing thor npprc-
ciation Of what is indeed good work.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

MASONIC EI.EcTIoN.-At the annual Com
nunication Of Washington Lodge, No. s, A. II. NJ,
held mt Masonic Hall. Thursday evening, 9TH Inst,
the following officers elected TO serve for tue
ensuing Masonic year: Brothers Jno. Ogrcn, w.
NJ; Thomas e. Hacker, s. W.; w. Douglass, J. ". !;
s.. Webb, treasurer; G. u. Sigwa!d. secretary; II.
p. Castles, s. d.; Thomas r. Strother, j. d.; J. s.
McCulium, N. Gilbert. stewards; W. S. bowman,
r. NJ, chaplain; J. W. PRESCOTT, sylcri r. p.
o'NcGlc, organIst.
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a NOBEL LEsTABLSIMEET.-Wc invite the at-
ten;lon OF the friends OF THR NEWS In the city ami
throughout the State to the excellent! facilities
which our olcc enjoys for the prompt execution
OF all kinds of Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
vidcd with new type and ulncalncry OF the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
and carefully selected stock OF cards. envelopes
and pnpcrs OF all qualities, TuE NEWS Job 0hce Is
now prepared TO fill orders for every description
Of plain and ornamental printing in the very beat
manner, and at rates ut least as low as any other
establishment In the Southern States. Call at
THE NEWS building (Ip.stairs) and examine our
scale or prices anl specimens or our work.
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fnilsra! Notices.

.e.s- TIE FRIENDS AND ACQUAIN-
TASCES OF Mrs. MARTHA STBEDAAN and Mr..
Thomas Stccimnn. Hni Mrs. Powell arc respect
fully invited to attend She Puieral OF the former,
at the Morris tBrown) Chapel, Morris street. THrs
MORNING, at O'Clock. dcel{
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BUSINESS ENvHLOpEs.- NEWS Job Office
IL now prepared to furnish good envelopes with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Scnd your orders Every merchant anu
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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MHLER'S ALMANAC for 1870 now rccdy
For sale At Fogai'ic's Book Depository, anu ut \.
NJ. Williams & Brother publishers, No. o BROAD
street. up stairs. Single copies Zen Cents. IILc-
raj discount to the trade. dccio
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

Srock SALEs.--In Chester Oh Monday were
sold
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
stsck at 52a5t.
Columbia and Augusta !sstiroad stock. uncon-
solidated, at Sll.
One hundred shares Bank OF Newbcrry stock
sold At s. per share.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

re- SECOND PRESB YTERIAN
CHURCH.-An Address will bc delivered in this
Church. fio-M0nRow EVENING by Ike rev. DR.. w.
w. HICKS Services to comlncnee u. half past
O'Clock. collection will Or taken up at tho close
OF tile Services, in behalf OF Tie I.,dics' Mutual
Aid Association. .IeclI