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The statS 81 South saroiihl
ADBEV1LLE COUNTY.

The statS i'of South uarciiAl
ABBEViLLE COUNTY.
In the Common Pleas.
pcha.lea W. Martha, Jacob b. Msi.in, Arf
Mas'ha peylon Marlin Lis vile, Plai.,
james M. Martin, Wm. N. Martin, job.
J. Martin, as Executors Of jacob Ma.tir
decd, and others, Defendants. y
|TNo tho defendants, James NJ. Martin,
4 WIN. N. Martin, John l.. Martin, u.
Executors of Jacob Martin, dsc'd, Vim
A. Giles, Jas. 4. Baskip a. EXECUTORS OF
Andrew Giles, de; ID, Mary A. Martin as
surviving administrative Of John c. Mar
tin decd. ... ..
You are hereby summoned and reouir.
Cd to answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office Of the Clerk Of
fCommon Pleas, for the said County, aud
70 serve copy OF your answer to the said
complaint on tho subscriber at the ufIioe
at AbheviIle Court Huuse, within twenty
days after the scryice hereof exclusive o.
the day OF such service; and if you fai
to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid. tue pluintiff in thi. action will
apply TO the Court for relief dem landed
in the complaint.
Dated April 2, 1870,
MCGOWAN & PARKER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
May 6, 1870, 2-6t.
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\ BOVE prices complete with frame.
II Without frame. $40 less on each
mill. Also, Steam Enginos, Boilers, Mill
Gearing OF all kinds. Girls, and Saw Mills,
Shutters. &c. Agents. &C., for L. & P. K.
Dederick's Hay aud Cotton Presses, which
also manufacture. All sizes Of Gin
Gearing, constantly on hand. a 80 horse
Stationary Steam Engine and Boiler. on
hand, for sale cheap, for CASH.
All work warranted. Terms-Cash, on
delivery. 80 80. Z. :: aS5.x''.: * e,
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DIRECTORS.

>. DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON, columbi..
E. WlLLIAM MARTIN. Columbia.
i F. W. MrMASTER, Cofun; bis. - -
:E|SA. c, HASKELL, Columbia.
= J. P. THOMAS. Columbia.
E. II. HEINtrSlf. CoIu+nbis, =
JOHN B. PALMER, Columbia.
THOMAS e. GREGG, Columbia.
5geJ. ELI GREGG, Marion.
sssssG:: T. SCOTT. N ewbetry....
,issW. G.. MAYES. Newberry. 49, - r.,
ss:B, H KUTLEDGE, Charleston. -, ,
5: DANIEL RAvENEL, JR, Chcrlestor
Mechanics, Laborers,, Clerks, Widows,
Orphans md others may here deposit their
savings snd draw d liberal rate Il tp.srrssi
!herepg Ra1tst1si Professioua, Wen and
ftastess whtfhg draw in,ersas on33 33tbAis
fasas until ,bey require them for bushes,
Dr. Other, pnrp6ses. Parents .drsiring to
.et apstt small snns Tor their okildfsu; ssd
Married Wofhas and Minors y Nosa dea-
posi,s can only bSs wi.hdraws by diem.
'elvss or, 10 case Of DEATH by' their fsr.i
'eprsssntasives,) .ishing 10 isy ssids funds
or future use, are here afforded an opp5r.
unity .ofsdspostiee LhsiE pssns !, si,sts
hey viii rsPidly sccamelats, and st tho
,eeded. s'I''s Sssfssf ss't;s rFa'Is''
Septic, 1888. :2s-iyz5.x -. Z, 4
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= PETER 2 y: BREntHsER, 81; siSi:. +.
FLA NON, II KsE,H

ND Agspt for: :sbesats Q Tks Gyie,
- trassd Piahsy aotursd hi
sadsks :sgHi s aso, sIssk Co.
:sssnss Kpat adE. Cog and soshssE sAIsss
saanf sh6fak Qsgx5A Asd aSsles Is
db tinA6A aSsnxi. insslas $gSis eitaes.
M y6ad lssssats 9 q 4 i 81 ssniess
SMa3 ~ lss ~ 9; 6 =
:,gsnsary IA ftysi @, u ''...
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p -, y .S:'s.t tH-E>!r~5T' 4 SseSfSSs-t.SS i i
:: ~ z. AR'y N i III
W. II. PAHKE: Agent, - =
M.,,s m q ~, d tse, sl ,llls. sgsl
: : = 80 kgEE &
RT CT I: &za
pEhasoplEss g ls ::s!s,lal 1.
- .efs Dr. w. =. Joaes, viii pfsssii,I
!, 'sfsr9 ftopstlt assssssa. AndEsai:s
ens inasbtea 70 ths ssiaS are rSagss ~ w
yassss 70 .hs sndsnlspe
/ 4. ! q \ |gsss q
s Siast ssso, M-q
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, Food For The People.

- .-. y. d. .:.-.i ...l ..f- .s. ..
= Food For The People.
Hn - o. Z
w Hhds Clear Ribbed Sides,
10 Hiids Shoulders, ''1.'' - -:+.s.
90 Tiercss suyar Cured Canvasssd Ha m
30 Dbis and BbIs or Lsaf Lard, -
:, 500 ;Bbls Of Prime Flower, -" (.
,. 20 Tie.ees of :" '"- Rice. = +f".H ."
= $50 Bbls and ! Bbls Mackcrel, :" y
100 bbls of Mo|asses and Syrup, -
with ln'l Stock Of Coffee, Teas; Sugars
Canned Fruits and Fish, Jellies, Pickles,
Preserves, Candies, Raisins,f Dried Fruits.
shefled Fruits, Nuts, &c., &C. Fvr.sslc
by '.' - :"' - : s. .s-, ~
THcs. NJ. GoLDsBY, '.. -... -.
Old Stand Of A SrkvExs,' -.
299 Broad street Augusta Georgia.
March, 4, 1870. ,45-lf
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CARRIAGE AND

THE subscribers would respectfully in.
Il. form the public .lha. they are pre-
pared With skillful workmeu, and all tho
necessary materials for the. manufactured
Of CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, and WAC.
oNS, and all other work pertaining to
their business.
All new work warranted for twelve
months, aud sold q. the lowest figures
possible, for CASH, which we make for
'he purchasers interest.
Painting and Trimming
d ARTM ENT.
Particular attention will be given to the
+ in'ing and Trimming Of Carriages and
l5ucgies. and all contracts faithfully car
lied out.
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49, : '-,v-'i q Tv=-sI W-Es-
, G. ESBQGGSy See'y aud Geo. Agt.
susa JOHN I. DARBY, NJ. D., Med. Al.
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49,. e ees9 ~ q i 3 66
! MslagR. rRaia|laq
8 a.,sk $3.50 asl - n,a,
4 8asdz s.ii,,oy q :
el1aa
( 'ax g !.
/
E : ls
9 !. snss e
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aP1ANTINdi. : eoTATozs an ;I,

!, 90 q WING s4QTAT0Es, ~
s 4sH Pink Ntai = asaf:s 5s.sss:,;
iaSFSaE 3sfs III bsassg gAsn ks$aa.
!. nnM Got kn1sHs 9coss.,
5a3 p ,1sas z d Is .sss;st o.sssss 3 3
Jap. u rtefcI 81 .
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lk||,(||lg/::' DRUGS:

aeesgsTH eWEFsssygy'
:oplum Morphine. Qdioine, Soda, ,sali,,
Sweet OF. Assf5s.hG Cam pEor,. Nus,
tang >Liniment, Sanford's Livsn sfnsiGos
ratot, Coeaine. Lyons .Kathair6h,s q Gasd.S (
Seeds, Soaps, Perfuneries, Yeast PaTHi5s
Cattle poHde,s, seidIitz Powdera eseG Aaii
Other Kinds OF 1aYdets, PjlIs, .,spd. Tine.
lures, Qiptnenf SF4&A dsx, ssE 8 8ass
a. PEMNEx 81 l
March 25s7 $40 4s-,f
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sDRlNCiPAL and Interest: Or any part
II thereof, may be- withdrawn at any
r.ime-tie aukfesersing the right (though
it.wilf be rarely exercised TO demand four.
teen days notice If tie amnun, js, unde,
81 900: twepty days il over 81 900 and
under $4,000, or thirty days if over
$5 900. II
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Greenwood Hotel.


THE subscriber, having purchased
l.. the large and commo odious build
ing known as the Greenwood Hotel,
IS prepared to entertain tho travelling
public, Tho house is situated in full
'lcw OF and convenient to tho depot,
and business portion of tho town.
The rooms are large, neatly and new
~ furnished. The table will be con-
stantly supplied with every: deIicacy
the market affords, and the hotel is
in every way equal to, # it does not
surpass. any in tho up-country.
ln connection with this hotel is o
first class Livery Stable. Convey.
ances Of all kinds on hand for hire.
T. F. RILEY, Proprietor.
Greenwood, S. c., March II, 3m.
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T.: ~ = " 1. slE I
|. EhpM and afler this date. fApril
a3a ;lst lsz0l tterest fsbiri StEe Is,
y anuaafys Mst; A. The rate aefsf0 81 Ser
cent per annum wilt be CHARGED mon
usfor 1859.
!, tnriEHlha KdAsEEER4 dAsEEE 4sssoaAa'
X: 'psil 8; 1sz0sbpvtG 5ass.s.ss .,..;;s
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Nv, ~-'---,"T ~ '..' 90 -" :,
4 State Of South Carolina. :
: I, .ABBEHILLE 'C0UNTH..

|, >: q a IN Equity. =:
J. ]. Cuaninghsm and II. T. Lyon !,
- Ms'gstss' g. Williams, Admx, 80.
q! 4 ,s.'>' ? -; 80: and others. = -<S
BIZ: To- Sci Real. Estose, Aa,shall As.
~ ~ ~ 4 ! ~ !" SETS, de-. ..'.'-i ~ s.S
- I,EEg 7g-s N,S Sl~-s.s IF S-sis
DuRsUANT to Order Of Court IN
H:. sthis case, MI creditors of the Estste
g e.: A. WIliaps, decd. are. hereby soitl,
He'd % present and p,oys thsir demands
sstors me ionsot BY ths third day .of J6ns
'sszt at myofce or be hsue. 80 ~, '".s! ~. =.
- ~ MATHEW MoDoNALD, ~
s., ~ :ss!. j; CO P.. q
Clerks 0f6cs, ,ad March. 1870, Ben "a
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GEO; ": CARPENTER.s

". C1tLNI
compouut FIaida sdhcs SNsa6spasafxas
Aud Compound fs4 Fa.a ~ ss.a Estraas fsjsaeAn
L init oluced by ED. ". Csfpsatsf' and:.
the patronage of the medical fsculty; bare
bsen so long exiensiSelf insSd hy pbysiejaps
and others that they arc generally knorn fer.
their intrinsic value, and can 90 relied Oh 'as ]
being most valuable remedies u oil case. where
not be 100 highly recomme6ded. They arc pre-
pared in highly .aopssptyeisd 5ssm:se .s 10
render the dose smAh aud kohv1 isnss Orders
by ali or otherwise win feceivs prompt atten-
tion. Geo. W. Carpep!er. Hsnszey l. Co.,
- ho'essls Chsinssab Warehouse,
No. 1877 Market street. PhiisdsIphia.z +. I
For ssle BY Parker d Thontop. and ". T.
Penney. Ahbeyills. :Dpwie.$ Noise, Wholesal
Agents, charlestoo, 8. c. focs Is, 1850. ASA
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NOTICE / O !:
80 .,.a ~ - Sy"
To : Teachers.

DUBE1o notice is hereby given
Il that the GCounty Board of Ex.
aminers" for School Toachers for Ab-
beville County will examine all who
shall apply:so item onannd after tho
goth of April instant. =. .. sr
No teachers will receive pay from
tho State unless they shall lass exam
'nation and receive + certificates of
qualification. '"' ~ -
Those wishing to. be examined will
apply Immediately, *as tlloirs pay shay
date from said examination.
The Board will sit. at vAbbcvilIe
Court House.
Notice is also given 81 .ikas Mo" "'.bouan.
darics Of the several Townships. in
this County Will be adoptcd sas tho
boundaries Of the School Districts"
n. J. .LoMAx,
-. ChaiEman Board.
April 90 1s7O, b2-3m z :
Z. 3 = K I :
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I'm BANKRUPTCY. -. e 8.
IN 7HEaDksTR1GqsU0HRr or
TRE4%HNkTEDstSSAT,E T,ESdezaJY
!: THE. DFSTRfO1s@. i1EsfSOIyTH
:! G4RoLxNA.%st'! so g.: ,sst;s IS
lnshs matter ot ". G. HuNTlER,Y Y,ssS 81
: ~: ~" Bdnkrapt..ss ~ ,::si.tas "
.DYvinae of an order: Issuing from. Iks, i
ID Honorable Court s.o,,rsssiS. d, II o,Sea s s.
hs'eby given p GIT lien essditars of. :ssd,
bankspnt t0 establish, the ssag,e, sy;thtUl
.hitsy da5s from Tie dale beTsok before
VIZ. Ciawson. Register. at bis Office in
.YfoskSiile g. G. ,spd to sh6Se esauss II any
they haye, Why the nesl Esss.s ofsths said
saaktaps 1;"sa sbsuld snos bs sela 70 ss.i.ty
w.. w., !, .fak 7otiSa.Hs. /. wAiRp1Aw.s
.Ss .i%s,3 s ~ :, ksstv %.
:ssAhbs;aDSas GsaE lsess asge 81
April iaAsyA 4z} ,as.ss,.a3: ssssss .aSs; u
7Sv.T Es:sst sfs M, ~ ,s.s;
- slt.s q s 81
ss IS e, q
aaE .TRQsrBR1DH1 p = 3
April !, 1879, .4y-&tf
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Agrifaltnra1 aud 9omestis.
Improved stock.


The experience of the few past years
has clearly established the fact, that the
breeding and keeping Of improved stock
Of all kinds is sure source Of great profit.
Years ago, it was, perhaps, natural that
men should have been somewhat timid
and reluctant to invest large sums in fine
horse, or improved COW or other animal,
because the delnard for such stock was
comparatively limited, and farmers gen.
orally could not clearly see how they were
to get back the money thus invested. But
at this day, when the superiority of the
Improved breeds over inferior animals has
been demonstrated in such an unmistak-
able manner, and when it is known that
fine horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, &c, can
also be sold at rcmuneratiye prices, the
wonder is that any person, SO situated as
10 be able to do better, will remain con-
tented with the runts and scrubs of the,
past. A horse that will bring but
seventy FIVE dollars is just as expensive to
keep as one thar will stand as much or
more service, aud bring readily when
offered three hundred dollars. A Devon,
Attorney, or Durham COW will give So
much more milk, Of richer quality that
it is surprising farmer will keep an in
ferior COW on his place. So with hogs
it will prove more profitable, certainly, to
pay high price for an improved breed
that will take on fat rapidly, than TO keep.
the long gaunt rooters that we sometimes
see en- the roadside and in the woods,
always looking half starved.
This same reasoning will apply to all
animals on the farm--the best are'.the
most profitable, and to this assertion the
experience ofs.every enterprising farmer
in the Union viii lend the weight Of his,
confirmation Liberal, energetic men.
have derived great profit from handling
this class of animals than from all other
departments oftheir farm, and if, among
our readers, there. are young men who
think about saging III farming, we hope
they will adopt the policy we have ad-
yocated in this article Let them discard
the old time theories and prejudices, and
invest their means in improved animals.
If YOUR means ale limited, be contented.
al & st with small beginning, and if you
devote yourself faithfaliy 70 attending to
Iyoar business, eur word for it you will
fnd greater profit in the years trans
action than you would have derived from
handling inferior stock to 40 eztent ten
times greater
This is progressive age. and every
interest, is making rapid advancement,
an those who wantsto succeed must keep
up with the times. The demand every
where now is for fine stock. and a single
horse OF. COW now often sells for as much
as herd would score of years ago.
The sensible farmer will take the lesson
these facts teach. -Farn1ca's Home Jour
nal,
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A Douhle Man.

All the stories told US of the Siameso
twins hardly equel this of the Scotch doab-:
lie man, of whom the following account
is given by the Rerum Scotiarum Histo-
ria:
During the reign of James III, of
Scotland, and at his court, there lived
man double above the waist and single
below that region. The King caused
him to be carefully brought up. He
rapidly acquired knowledge of music,
the tao heads learned seyeal languidges,
they debated together. and the two upper
halves OCCASIONALLY fought. They lived
generly. however, in the greatest harmo-
ny. When the lower part of the body
was tickled, the two individuals felt it
together, but when, on the other hand.
one Of the other individuals touched, he
alone felt the fact This monstrous being
died at the age of % yeas One of the
bodies died several days before the other.
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* REEN'S MANSION HOUSE.
H ALEXANDRIA. VA,

JAMES GEEEN. -PRoPNIEToR.
is First-class Hotel in every respect. Tht
citizens of the Valley. having bushes in Alex
andr;a or Washington, and travellers going
North or South, will find this an agreeae resi-
ing place on the route. as il does not require
the early start by several hours as from Wash
ington CIR Baltimore. Cars and steamboats,
leave .Slexandria for Washington and-reiurn
every hour from A. ~, to y P. NJ,
Jan L 'GG-iY - - -
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Hons CAEsHFuLssss: Manr a child

IIoMg CHEERFULNEss. Manf a child
goes astray, not because there is a want Of
prayer or virtue at homo, hu; simply be-
cause home I lacks supsbine. a child
Aeeds sn,les as, much az flowers need sun
beams. Children look little beyond the
present 81 moment; II a thing pleases they
are apt 10 seek,lt; lit displeases they are
prone to avoid it, II home is the PLACE
where sfaccs' arelisour, and wefds.sharsh.
and fault finding is ever in the ascendant,
they wfllspend as many hours as possible
elsewhere Let every father aud mother,
then. Try e be happy sst. them talk l:: y
their cl.ildrt p, specially thellttle ones l' u
such a way Al. tosplakq them happy, ss.
|aa :. =
/ I'll Al sensible physician says that because
! man il given to liquor, it is no reason
why Idaor should b givea % the maa,
-
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Wo,uan.y Naodesty.

Man 1ovas- the IN ysterlous. q. A cloud
less sky, the full blown rose, leave him
i,nmosed, but the violet which hides lis
blushing beauties behind the bush, and
he moon when she enifrges from beneath
a cloud, are to him sources of inspiration
and ofplersure. NIedesty is to merit what
shade is to tigares in paintlng7--it gives
its beldness. aud prominence. Nothing
adds more to female, beauty than mo iesty. /:
it sheds around the countenanca Q halo ct
light, which is borrowed from virtue.
Botanists .tave. given to the rosy hue which
tingcs the cup Of the white rose the name
Of, maiden blush This pure and deli
cate hue is the only paint Christian vir-
sins should use; it is therichest ornament.
A woman without modesty is like faded
flower, which diffuses an uewholesome
eaor, and which The prndent garaenel
will throw from him. Ter destiny il
melancholy for it terminates III shame and
repertarice. Beauty passes like the How
ers Of tile albo. VIII h blooms AMI dies IL
"a few hours bat mod,>tg gives the. .fe
male character charms which supply The
place Of this transitory freshness ofyouth
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JIte Slteaauduah 1erala
Rates ofAdvertising

RdEtB Oh AUVNEtFcEHS
Transient advertising.inserted at the rate ofSl
per square item lines Of this type. The rates for
three months and upwards, will be found il tho
following table:
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yESNTLUH HOTEL, * = i;s-- -s,s-s. -
1 MAIN WINCHESTER, VA.
J.P. HEIRoNIMUs, PRorEiEToR

Having leased Tor term of years the TAYr
LOit. HOTEL PROPERTY. long and favor
ally knewn TO the Irayeling public. aud hav
ing cleallsed the house and refuriished il with
comfortable Bediing. Furniture, &c:.Cl offer
to my trends anll The travelling rslblic the
comforts of IA HOME, With Competent assist
ants, and polite anil atten i've setvpnis thinl
can safely guarantee satisfaction to Hf5
guests III Shall be my 1eifaiasysr terektDfe
tie Taylor Hotel TOTS former reputation Js
the best Conducted ami most comfortable
public house in the Valley.
| confidently appeal to-the public for q
generous patronage.
nLv26. ,6S j. p. hElROAl4d U.s.
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Special Notices inserted at ocents per line,
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A chap out in Michigan wanting wife
not as an .orna ment of society,"" but as
d useful member thereof, thus advertised:
..Auy gal what's got bed, a coffee pot,
u skillet, aud knows how to cut out
breaches, can make hunting shirt, and
and knows how totake care Of young uns,
kenlhase my services till death parts on
u.s.
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FAMIby PaAYER Happy the domestic
circle united by this bond Of sympathy
and love. Happy those who daily and
nightly, according to an expressive, though
quaint and homely phrase, thus sshsn the
mornings and evenings Of the household,
and so prevent them from rayelling oals =
= Home cwd tie Void
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How. often do moderate drinkers take
refuge. when demonstrated with It insthe
assertions: II can take drink, and let It
alone / know when | get enough.
VIZ la e heard this from the lips Of more
than one person addicted to the habit Of
taking IAN. occasional glass; and as we
have followed them through life, VIC have
seen them taking the occasional more
and more frequently, the custom growing
stronger, the temptation greater and great
er, until they have finally succumbed 70
/ these almost irresistible influences.
Reader. your only safety i in total and
unaaaliaed abstincaes.
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/. Seieel aostrl.


ROSES.
The lreses, nay l levethem not;
They only bring tonne .sih
Sad thoughts that waken TO my heart
q bitter. memory.
loved her as man can love. :
Bas once-and even yet,
Though have learned how to forgive, .
tbs harder to forget
Since then the summer sun has shone Z
Fall oft DER hill and plain;
For me no sun can ever make
This earth SO bright again.
Pve seen the roses brooa and fade =
Fulloft since ,hea..bu they
Will never look the same to me
Until my dying day.
The white rose had puer tint,
The red a deeper glow,
They b4eathed a sweeter. perfume then
All me, how long, ago ..irssS, .5s4
s Tl5ve them not, hey But recall : s.
All that would f6rgei,- -
4 faaltlltss woman whom loved, : -
- Aud whom alastlose yet.
a,When sttmmersroses die no more,sihl5>f
- q When life Knows no rs greet, . -
u hen summer sunshine fades no more. /.
!. +, Then, then n. | may forget. .ss,
.a,-,7 -s..s....s.F 80 ITinsley's Magazine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-01-27
NATIONAL HOTEL.
~ WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
C. NEEB, PRopRIEToR.

HAVING leased and refurnlseed the National
Hotel, in Woodstock, 4 respectfully soiicit
a share Of the patronage of both the local ans
travelling public
This is one Of The largest and most~con
pletely furnished houses in the, Valley of Yir-
ginia and is siiuatedin one of he most lgealth
ful. picturesque ana convenient locations in
the valley. and Will be pleasant retreat du-
ring the summer months. So
My Table Will be furnished with the very
best Of he market. ami accommodating Ser
wants will be employ ed. The Bar will be
supplied with The choicest wines and liquors.
IN experienced ostler will be in attendance az
all times. ~ [Apni Is, '6S.-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-05

ole Balls Departure for Europe.
From the Now York World.l
Ole Bull sailed for Europe recently
in the steamship Russia, being accom-
panied to the vessel by number Of
ladies' and gentlemen, most Of whom
were members Of the New York Phil
harmonic Society. The party left the
dock at about noon in the revenue cut
ter Jasmine, and during the ride to the
ship, Herr Bull was presented with a
beautiful silken flag which was a com
pound of the national flags of Norway
and the United States and bore the in
scription: To Herr Bull, from the New
York Philharmonic Society" Speeches
were made by DR.. Doremus, who present
ed the flag; Col. Howe, Senator Roscoe
Conkling, General N. P. Banks and other
gentlemen, who alluded to the eminent
service to which Herr Bull had rendered
to art, the regret they felt at his depar-
ture, and their hope to see him again in
this country.
To these addresses Herr Bull re-
sponded feelingly, speaking of the
friendly relations that has always ex-
listed between his native land and the
United States, of the work he had at
tempted to do in this country, Of the en-
enlargement and sympathy he had met
among Americans, and of the pride he
should take in showing so beautiful a
memento of his friends here, as that
flag, to his friends in the distant north
Healths were then drank, and soon the
cutter drew up beside the Russia. The
party went on board and remained there
till the vessel sailed There was some
trouble in regard to the delivery of Herr
Bulls baggage at the proper time, which
gave the old gentleman some anxiety,
but the trouble was soon relieved, and
when the cutter left he stood on the
bridge of the steamer waving his hat and
returning the cheers of his friends. The
cutters cannon was fred the ships flag
lowered in farewell, and the last seen of
the good old man was his standing still
on the bridge, returning the salute of
waving handkerchief and cheers,