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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-15
THE COMIC GENTLEMAN.

A MOE MONTHLY JOURNAL, devote
n to Wit, Humor, Poetry and AdNeruss,'
mruts. ONLY % cents. Specimen copy i9l
i've cents. Send Ave cents and get u sptcl'
mon Containing extra Clubbing khles'
Magazines, Periodicals, etc, etc, gwen as
Premiums. Address .,rN
,ur, Charlotte, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-15

TAKE time to put your words IN
cartridge shape before you fire them
and you will find increased effective
ness has amply repaid for the extra
work,
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Original Attachment.
For Sale.

A splendid country residence and farm
Mt Taits station, Tenn. wish TO sell my
ing lands attached thereto. The dwelling
house Is a fine two story brick, containing
eight rooms and large, fine conservatory.
every description. The farm contains $50
acres, on which there In n fine peach and
apple orchard just beginning to bear fru 1t.
Terms very reasonable. For further par
ticulars apply to A. q. WILCOX,
sep l070-u. Tait's station, Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-15

a PENANT remarked to farmer,
81 can't bear a fool"
"iour mother could" was the re-
ply.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-15

$3.50 clear profit per day. 5000 per Week
sWo;oo per month made EASY by any LADY
or GENrIEMAN Introducing this GENUINE
ana ORIGINAL OH FAvoRITE. With its
many ncp and practical additions making
the most complete combination of rdiuabie
ana hSeJM improvements ever effected in any
one machine. The embodiment of ex-
IRENE simplicity, efficiency and utility, en-
urely different in model and design from
any low priced machine. IL Is the most
serpicenble, elegant and reliable FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE erer inpented, gi yes per feet sat
istaction Observation-Disclosures. Has receive
ed PHEMIyMs. stood the. test of 10 years,
| and Is fully approved of by ererg family
who have them In use Is nofselesS, makes
the strong and beautiful ELASTIC LOCK
STITCH, with wonderful raptdty and GER
TAINrY. Se'rS anything q ncodle WILL GO
THROUGH. from the finest to the Hickca fab
rio, firm and neat, with case. Uses all kinds
of silk or thread direct from the spool; is inn
sion, self-guicier. and uses the adjustable
STRAIGHT NEEDLE, perpendicular motion,
with powerful lerrr action. Possesses ALI.
| the good qualities of the best hi0h priced ma
chimes condensed, without tier complied ta,1
lions OR FAULT. samples Of SciUing SENT
FREE on receipt of stamp. For certificates,
tc, soc Descriptive PAMPHLETS. mailed
rec A thorough practical sewing machine
! for family use.-"7ribune." a very strong
and reliable machine, for n low price,
"Mdhddd." This beautiful sewing ma
chine Is one of the most ingenious pieces
of mechanism ever Observation-Disclosures, ;"
Ga. Worth many times its cost to any
family.-"N. Y. Weekly" Tits quite new
machine with itsmany late improvements,
and sews with astonishing ease, rnpidlty
and eatncss.-"Rcpublican, n. Y. Sin.
gle machines, as samples selected with care,
FOR FAMILY USE, with everything COM
PLErE, sent to any part of the country per
express, packed in strong irooden Dor, FREE,
on receipt of price, $500. Safe delivery Of
goods guaranteed. Forward cash by REGIS
TERED LETTER, or p. o. MONEY ORDER, at
our risk Agents wanted, male or female,
everywhere; New pamphlets containing
extra liberal inducements, sent FREE.
Address Family Sewing Machine Com
pany Office, So Nassau street, New York.
| Sppt3-ly
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DISSOLUTION.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween FRECH & COURTS, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by HENRY
FRECH. All accounts due Frech q Courts
must be paid to Henry Frech. aug3l
Sept3-4w FRECH & COURTS.
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NIL DESPERANDUM.

V,IIE UNDERSIGNED TAKE THIS ME-
1 thod of informing the citizens OF
GAINESVILLE and vicinity that they are pre-
paired to do any and all kinds of carpen-
tering work with neatness and dispatch,
and at reasonable prices, and solicit por-
ton of their patronage. We are also man
ufacturing the celebrated Washing Ma
chine, King of the West, which excells
anything of the kind ever brought to this
market. Give us a call. Shop on South
side Commerce street, one door above the
Foundry.
May II, 1S10-ly.
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Soluble ManureS
Feed Jour Land and IL Will Feed You.
PHOSPHATE OF BONE
a Nd
LYE FERTILIZER.

4 complete manure from Supcr-Phos-
phat" of Lime from fresh animal bones,
Potash, Ammonia and Magnesia-Potash
being the dominant agent. In rurnips II
II especiRllyadnpted. Also, in Peas, Beans,
onions, Cabbage, Tobacco aud Garden Veg
ctablVs. give your Tobacco and ChbbagcS
~ stimulant by II handful around each
plant in II circle, drll by the hand and
cover up,
II is not offensive To the sight or smell.
II is In n fine dry powder. \ superior ar
ticlc for House Plants, Garden ana Field
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Cheaper than 1t can be had elsewhere in
the State.

WE have sold our Highwine Distillery
w and Fixtures, and discontinued the
mashing, sitting and rectifying, and are
engaged In doubling highwines, In first
class COPPER STILLS.
We use nothing but the best Tennessee
Highwines, manufactured by j. $. Majors
\ Co., OF Montgomery county, and j. L.
our whisky to be Full Proof and rs good
whisky as Is made in the world.
Our Mr. q X Harris has lifetime expe-
rience in the business, and consequently
has acquired a perfect knowledge of Dis
filling. We give, as local references, Mes
srs. C. rusman Il Chestnut, Pettus & Bro,
Trahern & CARROT, Thomas higgins and
Vile and New Providence. We also refer
to B stewart, Drs McReynolds and n l.
Thomas, who use our whisky in their
practice, and will recommend IL for medi-
cal purposes; and Messrs Jordan Neblett,
L Ramey, Hugh dunlap, J G johnson,
Harry Dudley, S + Beaumont, and other
private citizens of Montgomery county,
IL in their families for medical purposes.
We can also refer TO Messrs Bailey, Ord
way & Co., Charles Nelson x Co., and
q heathams, Woods & Co., of Nashville,
Tenn, ID Hadeen. Memphis. Tenn, A
Lyle, Atlanta, Ga, w j McCormac, Louis
vile, KY, Ben Herring, Union City, Tenn.
Stuart Dick, Paducah, Ky.
Send and get good double copper distilled
whisky, don't use any more, Indiaberry,
strychnine, ashhopper, CINCINNATI, recti-
fled busthead. Terms strictly cash. All
orders from Il distance will receive prompt
attention when accompanied with the
money.
d. DICK T. co.
June IL, ls70-ly
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STEWART COLLEGE,
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
REV. J. d. SHEARER, President and Pro-
lessor OF Ethics. Metaphysics, Logic, &c.
JAMES DINWlDDIE, Prof. of Matbemat-
les, pure and applied.
DUNCAN N: QUAKLEs,P Prof OF the Latin
JAMES a. CARRIGlcR, Prof. of the Greek
Language and Literature.
l----, Prof. of Natural Sciences.
WIN. NJ. STEWART, Prof. Emeritus of Min
eralogy and Geology.
Modern Languages and English will be
merits. The President Will give especial
attention To the lower classes.
CLASSIFICATION.
There will be seven classes in the College;
three sub-eofisgtafe called the First, Sc
cond and Third; and four fsgfafs, Fresh
man, Sophomore, Junior and Senior.
The lower classes will no longer be COM
mitted to tutors and men in inferior posi-
tions, but will enjoy the direct tuition oil
the Professors In their several Depart
ments.
TERMS.
Board, Lodging, &C., per month
of four weeks...: ...............slo w 10 S2o y,
| W ashing. per month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 81
annum. 40 %
Tuition in Classical, sub-collegiate,
per annum.. w w
Tuition In Collegiate, per annuiIl........ 40 .,
Modern Languages. ........................2 20 "
Contingent Fee N
| Fees all payable one-half in advance. and
remainder al middle of session. Prepay
ment necessary TO admissionS
REMARkS,'
| Boarders will find homes in Professors
| IA, It.a- ts,ll Rnf IN
private families.
The Professors are all Alumni of the Uni,
versity of Virginia. They are experienced
the highest grade.
The next Session of 40 weeks will begir
September LIST, 1870
For Circular, &c, address the President.
| REV. j. Is. SHEARER,
| julylB-3m GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
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100 lbs. TO the Acre win double your
Crops and triple ySuF money.

wv lUNs W Nut NNaN VIM NNuuiN y'ut
Crops and triple ysur money.
Sold In 81 Rags, or sS per barrel of 80 lbs,
or sl0 per.ton OF 1000 his, IN bags or barrels,
IL is the cheapest and the best in market
II will prevent worms in all root crops. II
win induce Solidity, IL will prevent an
abundance OF noNious weeds. IL Is In cN-
cry respect better adapted than barn-ynrd
or any stable manure. You double your
crops the first season. You VIII get n het-
tor quality of Cotton, Corn, Fruits and
Vegetables. You make your land more
fertile permanently.
All this can be done by our Supcr-phos-
phnte OF Bone with our new system OF fer
tlliZing Light has Indeed replaced dark
ness. order has succeeded chaos; and the
ghost OF stcrility Of the soil Is forever laid.
Cash Paid for Bones
Al the Factory, Borland Avenue, Fast of
| James Park, ON the Memphis and Charles
| ION Railroad. Send In your orders to any
OF the seedSmen and dealers throughout
/ the country, Produce taken In exchange,
I Cotton held until April.
| N II. - Dissolved bones, Nitro-fhos-
nhatcs, and Chemical Manures especSally
made to order for Wheat, oats, Barley
Corn and Rye, .,..... =,
! For testimonials, apply nj the factory 70
! DR. Tipping, who lisa thorough Agrlculiural
| AnnlyticaIC Chemist OF 30 years experience
/ who personally supcrintendS It's mnnnIac-
turr. y. n. PARKER a. 90.
Mcmphis, Aug, ~, lS70-sln,
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For sale by $, u. STEWART, Clarksyille
April 10, lS70-ly
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)C|| |)|EIlED|I ; ;
6 O L D
GOLD.

T WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION
l. of my patrons to the fact, that the re-
cent heavy decline on gold has enabled me
to sell Groceries, especially those based on
gold, Mt greatly reduced prices.
Keep constantly on hand the best assort-
ment of
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interesting FoEs2sn Iatsl,sssnos.


VERSAILLES. December .S.-A sum-
mona TO- Surrender was fatty refused.
1t is doubted whether the threatened
bombandment can be effeuted. No guns
are in position, though at hand, and
could soon be mounted, did the forts
permit. 300 guns could be placed in
position during the night, but the forts
would silence them at dawn.
CoNsTANT1NoP1E. December 1O.-Di.
plcmatio negotiations between Russia
and Turkey are unsatisfactory. There
is danger OF q conflict at any moment.
BRUSSELS. December 1.-THE Prus-
SLAMS are preparing to occupy Luxem-
burg. The occupation is sanctioned by
the'King of Holland.
BRUSSELS, December 11.-Garibnldi
hae resigned his command, and returns
to Italy.
LONDON. December 12.-The Eastern
question is again agitated. The Rus
sian Minister at Constantinople demands
further annulments. England is taking
precautionary measures.
The Shipping Gazette deplores the
French determination to defend Havre.
on account Of the destruction of property
involved.
VIENNA, December 13.-All the Jour
nails denounce Prussia's course towards
Luxembourg, and calls upon the powers
to rise and repress the insolence which
renders all treaties useless.
BoRDEAUx, December 49, Gambctta
writes as follows, under date of the 11th:
have returned to Tours. I left Gen.
Chancey yesterday, continuing SUCCESS
fully to defend the linesof the Loire. I
think the situation SO good that may
g9 TO Bourgis, and SEQ whst can be done
with the second army.
It is reported that Bourbaki repulscd
the Prussiaus on the 18th.
HAvRE, Decamber IL, ola London.
December 13.-The Prussiuns are in
force at Benzeville, 16 miles from here.
Havre is defended by large force and
$50 guns, manned by marines. The
population is eager for the fight. It is
r9mored that Troohu cut through Prus-
sian lines.
LONDON, Dember 13.-The German
batteries command every point of Paris.
Notre Dame presents as fair target as
did the Strnsbnrg cathedral. The bonn
bardment is fixed for the 10Th of Decem-
Der.
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United States of America.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.

FOURTH CIRcuIT-IN EQUITY.
Aoram Van Buren and 8. Angelica. his wife
ct al. Us. John Peter Broun, ct al.
RY virtue OF an order Of the Court in thie
1D case, will offer for sale, at public outcry
on the FIRST MONDAY in January. 1871. st
Columbia, at not less than the appraised prices
below stated, tho following parcels Of LAND:
All that PLANTATION, called "Big Lake. u
situate, lying and being in the County OF
Richland, in said State, on the Congaree
River, about eight miles below Columbia. con-
tanning about two thousand one hundred and
seventy acres. and appraised at twelve dollars
per acre. Said plantation has been divided
into two tracts, of nearly equal quantity, by
the road running through tie plantation from
the main public road to the Congaree River.
and the tracts will be sold separately.
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION, called ssShiyer."
y wing in same County and State. about eigh.
teen milos below Columbia, containing tIir-
teeehundrcd acres, more or less, and appreie-
cd at ten thousand dollars.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash: balance
upon credit of ono, two and three years.
with the bonds OF the purchasers, bearing in.
terest at the rate of seven per cent, payable
annually, secured by mortgage Of the lands.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers,
Said lands may bo purchased at private SALE
ON application TO the undersigned, at Sumter
S. G. is G. RIVHARDSON
Dec l0 Special Referee.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

II OFFER for sale 5000 acres of LAND, the
Il most valuable portion OF the Dolby estate.
on West bank Waeree river, twenty miles
East Of Columbia; ten miles below Camden:
five miles from Camden Branch Railroad:
twelve miles from line OF Railroad from
Sumter to Columbia. The river affords fine
water transportation. The place IL perfectly
heulthy, with the finest water, and a number
Of tho best la aborers in the County: bounded
by lands of Mrs. English, and Blacks, and
others. ! 900 acres are river bottoms the
Ereater portion eafe from over-fows. with a
river front of nearly mile, 81! cleared. except
200 acres of finely timbered oak lands. and
under fence, producing finely Cotton, Corn
and small grain. and especially adapted to
stock raising; and large number Of cattle can
be kept fat all tho year without feeding. and
readily sold on tho place. The balance
$4,000 acres) arc good pine lends with large
proportion of tine creek bottoms. 2.5GO acres
Of tho abovc-a separate tract-are on North
and South Spears Greek, immediately on the
limo Of the Chatham Railroad, and the tele.
graph road from Columbia to Camden, sixteen
miles from the former; heavily timbered with
pine. and fine water power; 200 acres good up.
land cleared and under fence, adjoining the
river bottoms; balance heavily timbered with
pine. There is fino residence conveniently
situated, and ample accommodations for
laborers. Will be sold in body or tracts to
suit. For further particulars, apply to E. @.
Dohy, Camden, or to Colonel MCMA. TER. Co.
lnmbia, who will chow plata OF the landa,
!o!:E McCAsHiiL, near the place. will show
parties tho lands. II not disposed OF before,
will offer them at auction on the first MON.
DA1 III January. Dec thm5
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1eot' and communicates to their merchant
subscribers information concerning the
financial condition and character OF mer-
chants throughout the country as privi-
legged communications; and further in
wolves the question whether such mer-
camille agencies, as hitherto conducted
in this country, shall longer exist.
MARSHALL, TEXAS, December a. The
block OF buildings on the East side of
the public square, except the market
house and telegraph office, we're burned
day. Loss $10O,OOO; $4,000 insur-
ance. The losses fall principally upon
G. NJ. Taylor, w. II. POLAND, johnson
q Co., POLAND, Head & johnson, o. J.
Taylor, Knight & Co., A. Cohen, J. Fl.
Starr il Son, and A. Runicke.
NEW ORLEANS. December 14.-The
ficdyune states that Judge Durrell has
ordered the re-arrest OF Perry Fuller and
Wooddy Thompson, for custom house
frauds. Thouipson's bond is reported
stolen from the commissioner. Fuller
was youched for by Senators Ross and
Mcdonald. Neither Fuller nor Thomp-
son appeared whom called for trial.
RIoHMoND, December 14.-The recent
municipal election, carried by the Con-
servatives, was taken before United
States Judge Underwood. this morning,
by the Republicans, for revision, under
the new Congressional law. He declined
to commence the case, leaving it to await
Judge Bonds arrival.
RALEIGH, December IA resolution
lmpeaching Governor Holden of high
crimes and misdemeanors in ofice was
reported to day by the Judiciary Com
mittee. and was passed by vote of sixty
to forty-three. There was O long and
interesting debate prior to the passage
OF the resolution. Tomorrow q commit
tee will be appointed to inform the Sc
nate OF the action Of the Hcuse Also,
Committee of seven to draft articles of
impeachment and conduct the trial be-
fore the Senate. Uuder the statutory
law passed by tho last (Republican) Lee
gisature. the Governor will be suspend
ed from executive functions as soon as
arraigned before the Senate. Chief Jus
tlce Pearson will preside at the impeach-
mont trial, where some startling develop
ments are expected to he made
CHARLESTON, December 14.-Sniled-
Steamships Charleston, New York; Ash
land. New York; Virginia, Philadelphia.
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Ma0niticent Estate to be Sold.
HOLMES & MACBETH. Auctioneera

AOLmES & MACBETH, Auctioneers.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, tho 2Oth day of
December inst., in front Of the Old Custom
House, Charleston, 8. c.,
>, All that fine TRACT OF LAND. known as
Perty OF Col Frank Hampton, situate in Rich
land County, about five miles from the city of
Columbia, the track Of the South Carolina
Railroad passing through it, containing 8, ,521
acres, more or less; said tract being composed
OF 2,444 Bottom and OFT High Land. The i'm
provements consist Of fine Dwelling, Stables
and out-buildings in Pine Land; also, q large
Barn, and ample accommodations for labor
ers, with fine water power. Place under cuI.
tivation. This Plantation has q fino reputa-
ton for Cotton and Provisions, and the pastu-
rage is considered thasfinest East Of the Mis-
sissippi River. Full particulars will be fur
nished to any persons desiring to purchase.
TERMs--One-third cash; balance in two,
three and four years; interest at seven per
cent: per annum, payable annually; credit
portion to be secured by bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage, OF tho property. fur-
chaser to pay US for all necessary papers and
stamps. Dec 5,8,l5,16,17
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Sherifs Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry writs OF Jieri .fdcias to
X me directed, will sell. on the FIRST
Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours, the following property, viz:
All that square OF LAND. in the city OF Co.
North by Upper street; on the East by Pulaski
street; South by Lumber street, and West by
Huger street.
All that square OF LAND, in the city OF Co.
lumbia. containing four acres; bounded on The
North by Richland street; on the South by
Laurel street; on the East by Gist street, and
on the West by Pinckney street. Levied on as
the property Of Adolph Feininger, at the re-
spectivo suits Of g. w. Gail and Ak and l.,
Bamberger us. Adolph Feininger.
IERMs-Cash. P. F. FRAZEE, s. R. G.
Dec IL NTH
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FRANCIS a. GREY 81 Co,
Accountants and General Agents,
UNDER 60 URT ROOM.

UNDER co URT ROOM.
FVNHE Subscribers would respectfully inform
L their friends and tho public generally
that they are prepared to do all kinds Of
WRITING, copying Of Deeds, CoEveyanccs,
Mortgages, &c; also, to balance Accounts,
and prosecute tho business usually expected
in All Office of this kind.
An accomplished penman and Account ant
will always bo in the Office from a. nj. to 9
the traneaction Of business. Wo guaran tee
To give satisfaction in each and every instance.
~ Is. Particular attention given to tho pre-
paration OF Acronrts for State and County Of
hcials F. GREY e 90
Nov 22t
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NEW GROCERY! /!

o & WE have just opened GRO SseSstF !
Es@gsA Gerry STORE on Assembly Sp MEa
Market. where we will Keep constantly t'a1i1 81
hend full limo Of GROCERIES,. pROVI-
SlONS. WINES and LIQUORS, Mt tho lowest
cash prices, and where we would be pleased
give US a cali, feeling confident that in quail
~, quantity and price, we shals be fully able
to meet their demands.
All kinds OF Country Produce taken in e1-
change for Goods in our line, and the highest
cash prices allowed.
Dec 10 A. II. MONTEI1H & co.
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtuo Of sundry writs OF Geri facias to
\ D me directed, I viii sell, on the first MON
Jay In January next, in front Of the Court
All that Plantation or Tract OF LAND, on
Mill Creek, in Richland County, containing
four hundred (400) acres, more or less, and
bounded on the North by lands OF Colonel
Caughman. on the West by lands of the Es-
tate OF Wm. NJ. Myers, on the East by lands
OF O. p. Pelham, and on the South by lands of
James Durnsides; levied on as the property OF
Joseph A. Reese, at the suit Of D. B. DeSaus-
sure, c. r. r. D., et al, us. Joseph a Reese.
There is q Dwelling House, with all neces-
sary out-houses, on the place.
Terms cash. P.F. FRkZEE.
Dec III NTH g. g.
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Notice to Liquor Dealers.

Notice to Liquor Dealers.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., December Is. 1870.
A LIZ LICENSES granted by City Council
~ for the retailing Of Spirituous or Malt
Liquors expire December 81, 1870. .AppIica-
tions for renewal must be made at regular
meeting OF Council, December 20, 1870. Pro
per blanks furnished by applying to
VIM. j. ETTEH,
Dec Ii City Clerk and Treasurer.
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For Sale.
Central National Bank.

GDBSCRIPTIOM LISTS to stock in the CEN
~ TnAI. NATIONAL BANK OF Columbia will be
deposited for few days with the following
partics: hossrs. Copeland Il Bcar,lcn, Mossrs.
Bryan McCarter, and A. G. Brenizer, Esq
Those wishing to take stock will do well to
call at once, as there is only limited amount