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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-02
NOTICE

Il hereby given that the subscribrs snd other,
will present petition 70 the mont legislature oil
Nains,, praying that aa act o. ineorporatioa b
granted them. With authority 70 locate, Construct
On Us line Of tho Portland and Rochester railroad
10 Buxton or Hsllls, In the county Of York - ?
point near Bonpey Eagle Palls In aid tom OF Iioi.
H. or IN Sta ndsl On Cumberland county, with ssc
privileges and subject 70 such liabilities ~ may b
s'.A A~''' y AK r.LORD. !n I
be- JAMES MESERvE.
lIORATIO BRlANT.
~ h'...' JAMES MORTON.
To- .HgEi w. r.T H and others. m ~
November 20, 1870. ~. D. .r'r. 'vSo
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, ANNIE A. DAVIS
STATE OF NAME.

YORH a. Al the supruse Jsllclsl Court. bogus
and held Al Alfred, within and for ssd coanfy 81
York. ON the third Tuesday ~ srptember ~ TIE yess
Upou the FORGING Ilel, Ordered. thai the Libclaat
rive notice % the said AicaBder Dats - appear 6efoc
The justices Of oar sad Supreme ysdteai Court 70 DC
the ara Tuesday Jnnuary it. ~ sttested cry
OF said liei, and TILE ortef tberroa '. TIE ynon ard
the cety % Yosk thrcs weeks saeecssyely the Lass
puslleasos thereof o he iouresn days = heto!e
eur SAID Isart show cansr, n any he hase, why the
prayer OF said Libel should pot BE- granted. .....
~ Attea; II. fAfRrlELD, Clerk.
true cory Of the Libel s orier q Court uerrou.
sw;0 :, - Attest; H.fAlRflELD, Ciert.
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Three fishing vessels came into Portsmouth,
N. II. last Saturday night, having been out but
one DAY. bringing. in the aggregate b2.O00
pounds Of Cod agd Haddcck fish.
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THOMPSON. In Saco, Nov. ~, David a., son Of
Robert Thompson, fbrrnerly Of catrine, Ayrshire,
Scotland, aged - years and months.
SMALL. In Hyde Park, Mas Nov. -, Eddie IL /,
infant son Of Francis A. and Caroline A Small,
aged ~ months and - days. p" go.
HAMILTON. InConcord, Nov. ~, OF oonsumption,
Caroline, wfe OF Otis X. Hamilton, and daughter
md months. so '.''sl .i'uf lVHt .s.ss
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-02

AyRicAs WNEs.--It 10 not generally known thai
Cape Colony produces Tho most delicious wines
grown on the face OF tho earth. A cargo rcceived
a. . remittance by our neighbors Dr.. J. q. Aver
Co., contains several varieties raised there among
which the Constancia commands the highest price
Of any wine In tho world. Almost the entire crvp
OF Il q consumed In the palaces Of Europe, this rare
exception being sent 10 them In exchange for their
medicines which have long been the staple rene
dies OF South Africa. -BosroN JOURNAL 1917 -
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NEWS PROM THE PoKrLANp Plass.--
Tho. Washington Chronicle andl New
York Herald say Hon. John Lynch was
Lynch and faaily intsnd leaving for
Washington to-day. 26th.l .Ce-oI ;vnr
Tbs Efforts Of Mr.. Lynch were proper
toned to the great importance of the sub
ject, rshipping bin and m Troy could
have been saved BY an arm" his would
have gained the victory. This sn9-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-02

wHAr 70 vrALrrY i-sems philosspheu call 10
Asimal Msgnstim, sons Nsrvee fesee, others Ca
loeic, but ~ whatever name y may DO called, the
ming mssnt u The main sprin2 q existence, u 10
ished BY proper attspton % the requirements of
the body and tho avoidance OF excesses u waited
OF destroyed by oyertaxing the mind with study or
anxiety and incorporate fndulgcpocs indeed, IL rc-
quires an expenditure OF vitality for every thought
or action equal 70 the magnitude Of the thought or
lcton. when the body and tho bra n arc val bal.
anccd, the stomach e capable Of restoring the
the ron "a il incapable OF supplying u, In other
words the expenditure Il too large for the income.
Here lies the cause of % much suffering nom Die.
eases Of the Heart, Liver, stomach and Lnng,, and
only preparation known which imparts this vitality
directly, and consequently the power 70 overcome
iisoasef - TTVIF lW5O
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L. Had enough 10 look and fesl bod yoursslft but N
when nor . small sum you can buy ''Sheridan's CAS
airy Condition Powdcrs,n which given In grain ~,
OF three times week, will mako him look and fss
we'll Two
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Winters now hiriy upon rs, and the teams are
fastening " tho lumber woods In various part OF
tho country. Our advice 70 every man who goes 70
the woods, DO he captain. coot, teamster, or any
other man. 10 70 take along good stock Of John
sons Anodype Liniinent," and "fsrvonS Purgnsive
may DO saYed by this precantiOn. TWO
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Special Notices.
RushtOu', Cherry Pectoral Troohes

Rushton's Cherry Psctoral Troohss
Asthma, Group and bronchial difficulties generality
exceedingly palatable, having none or that nause-
ating, unpleasant cubcb taste, very soothing, and
act ike charm. Also. Rushton's II. W Cod Liver
Oil, for Consumption, Scrofula, &c. Tho oldest,
purest, and best n market. Use no other. Bold by
druggists generally. f..r r .rr n 6mE
Twenty.scven Years, Practice
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has PLACED IN. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice q speciality. and enables
him TO guarantee speedy and permanent cure In
he worst cases OF SaPpressfos and all other Mss-
struai DsraRgsmsnh. IRON phafsUsv ess,s All let
tets for sdvcc must contain 81. once, No. Endi
colt Street Boston.
N. B.-Doard rnished TO those desiring 10 re-
main under treatment. -.r#.f si| 10 e.,
Boston. July. ls70.-sp.no.lyr30 ... ... ..
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Of honor was that OF James Lomhasd. Poor follow,
lie came nom the bosom Of bis sraocrstic fsnily
in Gorham 20 spend ThsnksEivins with |. ffiend
here. But Pate willed 10 othsrwiso and rather
''weut back on Jm's expceta toaa A he was pro
oeeiing Wednesday night tAcooriing 70 his S<6ryl
through that dclectable locality, the '.Ship yard,
on his way 70 the house OF his ffiend, tho lively
sound. Now Jim IL very fond Of dancing. 20 he
proceeded 10 find the private danoe-hall and intro.
ducc himself lie WIS invited 20 drink scvrr!
times and that 10 all no remembers till he found
Mnirin nys hswps placidly lying On his tnck iu
ne mud, and openly and without shame, embraced
I'M The arms OF bachanalian Morpheus Ills Honor
told him be ought not 70 have gone 10 the dance
1itbout a Gard Of invitation, but Jim tried 20 e.
cuse himself on the ground OF his love Of music, say
ing
.sTbs msn thst hath no music In himself. f..f
Nor b not moved With concord Of meet sounds,
L. it for treasons, stratagcus, and spoils;
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-02

~ Pimples on tho face, Eruptions, BlotShes,
ScrOflous Disease and all sores arising nom I'm.
pure blood, arc cured BY Dr.. Hcroe's All. Ext OF
Golden Medical Discovery. For bronchitis, LAryn.
gifts, and al severe and lingering coughs nothing
equals It. IL cleanses, puriies and strengthens the
system. Al IN Auti-B Bilious or liver medicine and
for habltusl constipation Of The bowels, Il works
wonderful cures Sold by druggists.
All Mechanics call for Beaci's wsshing Boap. u
Il powerful detergent, and Is Just what they want
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-02
NOTICE.

.' ',i" :, NOTICE. ia.r-i 7
Tho persons named ~ incorporstors Of The Saoo
River Railroad Company In IL Charter Erantei by
the Btate OF Maine and approvci March sth ls09,
iopaf Court Room, In the City Of BIddeford, Dec.
Oth, 1870, st O'Clock NJ, Tor tho purpoee Il sf.
fecting an organisation and 70 trAnsct such other
RE-. .. Hartley, II. N. Chapman, chsglss Tim,
GsDi GS.' b..ns VIM H. i.n.a m
Charles Hardy, J. q. Dearng. y. A. Day, John
Gains, Ferguson Ilaines, A. II. Jellerson, q.
BWeetsir, J. NJ. Goodwin, Q. A. SHAW. J. II, Bur
hank, J. N. AnthoIn, Marshai. Pierce, Joshua
Moore. H..f. ID HIs lwO
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y Notices Of Deaths not encceding nx lines inserted
fse above that number at regular advertising rates.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-02

and onions. and he othsf surrounding Of Ann were
In agreement with the aforesaid odor. Sho plead
not guilty 70 charge Of gross intoIcatiSn but tho
proved oonclusiVely thns she. Was suffering much
under the influence Of cheap gin; Ann essayed 10
make an eloquent defence, but the judge cut her
10 the saying, "Hsll hes no Jury like woman
scprued - As there was no probability or sufficient
TREASURE accruins nom Ann's earthly possessions
~ settle tho fine and costs shc sas ordered 10 take
New I@Befcre Recorder Weymouth. II Is Gu.
rious how popular Lconari wslch H. He has ane
circle Of friends, and persons OF authority stand
about him 10 defend him.. Ills circle OF ecquaint-
very isrys. lie is an especial pea or tho police q
very OMEN invited % spend Few weeks with q dis
tinguished ooiss at the o'sss d Ccdiag, where he
d the life of thc company. Leonard IN epcaking 0f
The frequent interviews ho has hsd with His Honor
Judge II the roiice Court, and temporal hther OF
the witching goddess Justice, who's hand Wolch
has oflsn sought Ia wont 70 qsota nom Othelio, 7
.'IIer father loved me; on invited ms a .5i
s a ys:s sa. me- The he s :sss :. :s
That IhaSe passed." Dif ll sIiI H.J Hl ID
A strong proof Of love ibr Leonard was shown
By the Recorder, who presented him with ticket
sssripg on thcfsce The cyhal WORDS, THIS ticket
price, v thirty days vsit to the r.e...s q Gs<
court sSr ,his Isst deed q iipdnsss and withdrew
Nov. "a This morning a the crank Of ths grind.
Ing machine At police headquarters vas turned In .
lively manner. Z nice little crowd for quiet tee
party came birth 20 march b the oourt, room. and
ihers take part In The scens ~ pomp and pageant
~. Several of the innocents were OF the slifs Of
socety In their respective localities but In IN an
lucky hour, having drawn Adrssxht nom the nd
speedily found thernselve Observing The nstion:l
day Of Msnkssiving and prayer q The police "a.
ton. 10 quarters rich bst MA Eaady.. vhsrs hps
wrought but solid Iron lattce-work Of the door,.
BY 10 O'clock THURSDAY night . rcmafkahly pslccS
and social company had EHthsred under ne hespI-
ms os rssssSy ~ risaas.sd sy d. bssS,i,s q
choral sosg, In which ali participated. my Litts
brown jug, the oliver notsa Of which rsng out ON
The sui night air merriiy, and with Joyous ca
Ths nrst name emblasoued on the mornings roll
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10

AFFRAY AT SARAToGA.-Th New York.
"Tribune" says: During an excited dis
cussion between several gentleman at a
Saratoga wine room on Wednesday, over
the various points Of the days races, a
sudden and wesl-nish sanguinary affair
occurred. Il seems that Gen. Buford Of
Kentucky, with part Of friends, in.
cluding NJ Pollard of Missouri, and Col.
Fallon of Baltimore, were enjoying a
taste Of champagne. During their pleas
ant conversation, Mr.. W. r. Balwell en-
tered with party of friends, aud en-
gagged in the discussion, during which he
gave Gen Buford the lie. The General
at once pitched in and a struggle be-
tween the two Immediately ensucd, du.
ring which Buford, who is giant, over
powered his antagonist until friends sep.
arated them. While this was progress.
ing tables and chairs overturned and
bottles shivered to atoms, the bystanders
took sides on the question, revolverS
were drawn, and general scrimmage
was only prevented by the strenuous ex-
ertions of prominent sporting men. The
affair has been hushcd up very SUM-
marily.
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Summer Schedule.
SPARTANBURG AND UNION R. R.
fss;N: 70 - s3l11
.:s'sfe 81 !4A:e -


On and after Monday. the 9th instant. there
will be Daily Passenger Trains over this Road.
On Mondays. Wednesdays. Fridays and $atur-
days. the Down Trains will leave Spartanburg
Courthouse at 80 A. NJ, and arrive at Aston
II 4. VI.
Returning leave Aston at 10 ". and reach
Sraranburg Courthouse at $50 y. VI.
On Tuesdays. the Down Trains will leave Spar
tanburg Courthouse at I 30 A. NJ, and arrive at
Aston at ! L. VI.
Returning leave Aston at 2:l5 2. NJ, and
reach Spart anburg Courthouse at7. 7. VI.
On Thursdays, the Down Trains will leave
Spartanburg Courthouse at 3:45 \. NJ, aud ar
rive at Aston atS:35 y. VI.
Returning. leave Aston at $50 4. NJ, and
reach Spartanburg Courthouse at 40 p. ".
BY this Schedule. persons coming down the
Greenvile Road on Tuesdays can come up the
Spartanburg Road the same day. without deten-
ton on the way, and persons going down this
road on Thursdays can 20 through to Columbia
without detention at Aston. Persons going
down this road on Thursdays can 60 up the
Greenville Road the same day, without detention
on the way. and parties coming up from Colum-
bia same day, for this road. will not be detained
al Aston. THOMAS Il. JETER.
July 6, 2I-tf. President 5. s. l.. Il. L.
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Slavery RediViVus.

The horrors Of African slavery
scarcely exceeded the tortures en-
dured by the white slaves Of New
York, as revealed in a series Of let
tiers addressed to the Sun newspaper
Whether these letters are genuine
truthful narrations or simply ar
ticles gotten up to secure the sale
Of a sensational paper we are not
prepared to discuss. But the most
casual observer must notice the
cruel eNactions made upon female
labor by capital. 1t is disgrace
to the Christianity Of our age and
country that some other modes Of
relief to this class Of sufferers has
never vet been devised. Business
rules, Of course, must be made and
adhered to. But trades unions
and working womcn's unions
should be organized to define GER
tain rules that employers will Or
will not conform to. Strikes in
all branches OF business are some
times IS productive cf as much
good in the moral and social at
moSphcrc as thunder showers in
nature.
Among the numerous charitable
institutions Oh New York, why has
not some Great soul InaugHratcd q
home for worn-out working wo-
men? Often poor working wo-
man, without being sick, isactually
in such an exhausted condition
that size is forced to give up her
employment or be discharged as
inui:icic"t. The street is her only
refuge il such :, case. for all char
tiles. cxc2nt those ior fallen wo-
men. receive only those arDlicants
who are uual,ie 20 work. Houses Of
,ncrcv and industrial schools for
homeless Girls are not expected to
;lvcommoiatc i,iioys, and absolute
rest is what the noor. worn-out
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10
CONTINENTAL HOTEL
Attend 10 Your ChiEdTen'S Teeth

We arc so often called on to extract the
Srst Molars or Jaw Teeth for children, and
10 regulate or strengthen the front teeth,
which become crooked from neglect, that
NC think it advisable to call the attention Of,
parents to the subject; 50 that the back teeth
may be filed and the front teeth noticed
whilst children arc cutting their second set,
so as TO prevent their coming irregular.
Children shed, or lose but ten teeth from
the upper jaw, and ten from the lower jaw,
and the Mo'arS, or jaw teeth, which they
cut BACK Of these belong 70 their adult or
grown set. Many persons say they were
1ot aware Of this fact Now notice and act
accordingly. Charges very moderate
Terms Cash. t. S. WNALET,
Mar. ,, 9-tf Surgeon Dentist.
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand frilaSSortmcnt Of the above approved
cases, Of different patterns, besides cotins
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptnesS and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent By
railroad vii! have them sent free Of charge.
i Ilearsc is always on hand and viii be
furnished at the rate Of $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the snb.
scr;bcr respectfully asks for a continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spared TO render
the utmost satisfaction.
A. C. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. c., July 81.
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Locke says the faster a man writes
the slower others can read what he has
written. Napoleon could write fourteen
pages in minute unfortunately, how.
ever, pa:e consisted Of eight blots and
a splatter. Some Of his lines to Maria
Louisa appear as if scattered over the
paper BY the explosion Of a bomb shell.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10
ODE TO RUM.
T.. tty tnYntcc cy:ol ,hce.

l.; thy dovotec cx.ol :hce,
Aal thy wondrors virtues sum;
3u. the worS! Of names Ill call thee,
o, thou b. hyGra-iponster Ruin.
pimp!e-makcr, visage-biorter,
F!c,,!i!l-co-rrp.2r, id!crs mate;
Nisc;.i"::-1rccicr, vice promoter,
C:clit-spui!cr, devils bait.
Observation-Disclosures, pauper-nlaker,
Tra$:.1ct:ayer, sorrows source
Pockc:-cmp:icr, Sabbath breaker,
Co.Sciencc- sitter, quilts resource,
Nerve.en?tebler, system-shatterer,
TAirst-incrcascr, vagrant thief;
Co.gh-proLncer, trcachcrous IattereF,
Hud,bedaaber, mock-re!ief.
Business-llindercr, splecn-instiller,
Woe-beget;er, friendships banc;
anger heater, prisoa-dller,
Dcbt-i.ro!ver, topers chain.
Nemory-drowuer, hcuor-wrccker,
Judgmcnt.warper, blre-faced 4uack;
Feud-bcgiuaer,, rags.bedecl;er,
S;rifc-cnAindler, fortunes wreck.
Sumnlcr'S.coo!er, winters warmer,
B!ool-pcliu:cr, specious snare;
Mob collector, mau-translormer,
Goad-uu1ocr, gau.blcr>s fare.
Speech-bewrangler, healong-briageF,
Vi,als-bnrncr, deadly fire;
a:ot-mover, frebr4nd.flinger,
Discord kinder, misery's sire.
Siuews.robber, worth-dcpriver,
Strength-subducr, hideous foe;
Reason thwarter, fraud contriver,
Money-waster, nations woe
Vile-scGaccr, JOY diSpeller,
-dis;rrber, blackgrard guest;
Sloth-implanter, liver-swel!er,
Drain-distracter, hateful pest.
Ctterancc-boggler, stench-cnitter,
Strong E,an.sDrawlcr, fatal drop,
Tumul,.raiSer, vcnon,-spitter,
Wra:h-inspircr, towards prop.
PaiE-inl;ctcr, eyes '-infamer,
Near:,corrapter, folly's nurse;
Secret bab0!er, body manner,
Thyift-dctea,er, loathesone curse.
Wit-lcstroycr, joy-inpaircr,
Scandal-dealer, foul-moGthed scourge
Senses-olunter, yoath-cnsnarer,
Crime inventor, ruins verge.
Tir,uc.tlastcr, base deccivcr,
Sp;te-diSplayer, sot'S delight;
Noise-excitcr, scomach-heaTer,
Ealschood-spreader, scorpions bite
Quarrel-?iotter, rage-discharger,
Giant-conQueror, wasteful sway;
Chiu-carbuacler, tongue-enlarger,
Malicc-veHter, deaths broadway
Tempcst-scat:erer, window-smasher,
Dca,h-forerunncr, hell's dire brink;
RarcnouS-marderer, windpipe-slasher,
DruNkard's lodging, meat, and drink?
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-eGS%'

1t is distressing to note the great mum,
Der Of committees appointed to investi.
gate cases Of official corruption. Fraud,
cn!bezzc!mcnt, theft, &C., to the amount
of millions Of tie public money are ev-
erywhcre shown up.
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The Bee-keeper's iaui,
And
IYlIOIIL iGRICTL,4Ils

e%SS- Have been eons,;s =
<zSSg1S \and removed fron az
Gx3sII$A ;!aad, Ohio, aud PfrS
<YEZI+-cNIIi Pennsylvania. TO NgTSs4
kHsa2G? - - City. The two ioum;
gS~--z----z-.~ one is now largeigsg
ted, double quar:o, eight page pape,, Co.'S
ing Five different departments, Vi: ~
Keepins. Agriculture, Home ana $50
Ladies and Youths Departments, msSss!3
it the cheapest and best family papeffn4 a.
ica. for only 81 4 year. Edited by Hrss
4, King, Ellen ). Tupper, and james |:
Kue>,cc. and published by II. A. KingIs
81 Park Row, New York, who send one ~
pie copy free, TO every applicant and IS
en;crprising Hce.Kccpers. Hints To- w.;
XeeperS.' practical Pamphlet ofn psss.
in neat pink covers, Seventh Edihoa, ~
lo OO0l. sent post paid for 10 cents; also ~:
tbors of The Bec-Keepers Text BookN
which has reached its Ninth Edition,
Twenty-Second Thousand, having ran EdSt
Editions of 10000 copies in less: than fr,st
wears; sent postpaid, neatly bound h M
muslin IS cents, in paper cover only 10 d.
or one COPY sent free 20 every new s1tscrihet,
TO the two papers, in the following Menl3
offer:
The undersigned. in order TO favor o1y
readers, and increase the Circulation OK t
Herald, have made arrangements Wih. ID
above firm TO send the Bee>keepers Jou1a
and National .lcriculturist, and the HeaA
both one year, for So 65. and send q eopg q
the work "Hints to Hee>Keeper S, and IT'D
Keepers Text Book" FREE TO each suosG
bcr. We hope our friends wIt snow na
;;..'-"ral offer to their bee>keeping neighaon
and send i6 the above firm fora sample ecps
hnt @ n avail yoa.- selves oe this offer, themes
ey and names Of sub ""ribcrS must oe sent
ms. Address, "a
T. F. i K II. GRENEKER, =
Editors Herald, q
Feb25tf Newberry, S. G..
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<>.S~

a new md dangerous counterfeit fifty
cent note, with the visHctte of Lincoln,
has been put in circulation in New York,
but it is believed that they are intended
for circulation in the South. Look out
for them.
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The Sewberry Herald :lubbcd with
the Rural American at very low rate.
We will club The HERALD with the RURAL
AMERICAN At the very low rate Of 50 so, for
bo'h papers, one year, tlS70;} and the Rural
American vii, be Scrt FREE for the balance
of 1869, to all subscribers who send in their
names carly! Here is chance to obtain the
largest and hest Agricultural, Horticultural,
and genera! Family Paper published in the
United States, and the HERALD for only FIFs
TT CENTS more than the regular price of our
paper! Such cllauce is rare, and it will be
to the interest O; our readers TO cali and SUBJ
scribe soon. SO rs 10 sccrrc The Rural Ameri>
can for the balance Of 1859 FREE
:. I. I l.. y. GRENEKER.
Nov -, !5-Gn
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HOUSE.
COLU MBIA,
OUTU CAROLINA.

This pleasantly located HOTEL, unsur
passed by any House in the South for com.
fort and healthy locality, is open to Trav-
cllers and others seeking BOARD for the
Summer. Families can be accommodated
with nice, airy rooms, on reasonable terms,
GA call is solicited"
My Omnibus will be found at the differ
ent dcpots-passcngcr carried to and from
the Hotel free OF charge.
May 10 20tf WM. \. WRIGHT.
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Citizens Savings Bank.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
BRANCH At SEWBERRY, c. II, S. {.
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.

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Interest Allowed at the Rate Of Seven per
cent. per Anuum on Certificates ofDc-
post, and six per cent, Compounded
Every six Months on Accounts.
OFFICERS.
WM. MARTIN, President.
5"IX y"IIX :: 3. ThdYIS' ThdY1s, Vice Presidents.
THOMAS +. GREGG, Cashier.
&. 7. SCOTT, Assistant Cashier,
FINANCE COMMITTEE
JNO. r. PETERSON.
+. S. COPPOCK.
Il. s. CHICK.
SOLICITORS.
FAIR, POPE & POPE.
DIRECTORS.
Wade Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia.
+. ". McMaSter, Columbia.
4. C. Haskell, Columbia.
j. p. Thomas, Columbia.
i. II. Heinti>h, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Thomas +. Gregg, Columbia.
J Eli Gregg, Marion.
&. I. Scott, Newbcrry.
". G. NayHS, Newbcrry.
i. II. RutleGge, Charleston,
Daniel Ravcucl, Jr., Charleston,
Mechanics, LaborcrS, Clerks, Widows,
Orphans ana others may here deposit their
savings and draw liberal rate Of interest
thereon. Planters, Professional men and
Trustees wishing to draw interest on their
funds until they require them for business
or other purposes; Parents desiring to set
apart small sums for their children, and
Married Women and Minors (whose dc.
posts can only be withdrawn by themselves,
or, in case Of death, by their legal repre-
sentatives), wishing to lay aside funds for
future use, arc here afforded an opportunity
Of dcposiIiug their means where they will
rapidly accumulate, and at the same time,
be subject to withdrawal when needed.
Apr. 6, l4-Gmc.