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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-01-27
WESTERN MARYLAND
COLLEGE.
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES, IN
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.

Incorporated by act Of General Assembly,
March, 1868
Under The special patronage ofthe Mary.
land Annual Conference, Of the Methodist
Protestant Church,
Ehgibly located at Westminster, Carroll
county, on the line Of the Western Maryland
Railroad, about midway between Baltimore
and Hagerstown.
THIRD SEMI.ANNUAL SESSION
Commences September 9th, 1869, and closes
January 2sth, 1870, embracing 20 weeks,
exclusive Of the holidays at Christmas.
Course Of Instruction Thorough under
the direction Of the following Faculty.
REv. j. I. WARD, niacipai.-Moral
Science and Bellies Leitres.
w. II. ZIMMERMAN, A. NJ, Vice Binci-
dl-Natural Sciences and the Languages.
REv. AuGusTus WEBSTER, d. D.-The-
ology.
Rrv. OLIVER Mathematics.
Miss ANNE S. HANcE.-Preceptress OF
Ladies' Department.
MISS LYDIA s. KEsLEy.-Music Teacher.
Mn. WV. P. WRIGHT -Preparatory De,
partment and Book Keeping.
]. W. HERISG, NJ. D.-Lecturer on Anat.
omy, Physiology and Hygiene.
X. b. NoRnESr, Eso.-Lecture on Civil
Law
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS:
For board, washing, fuel and lights $50 0O
For tuition in Preparatory Depart
ment...... .......," III w
For tuition in Scientific Department % SO
For tuition in Scientific and CLASH.
cal Department......... .......... 80 0O
For Instruction in Music, and use
Of Instrument......... ............- 25 %
For distraction in extra branches at teach.
ers's prices.
Payments invariably one.half in advance
For Books and stationery, cash.
For Catalogues and Circulars, address
REV. ]. I. WARD, Principal,
Westminster, Nd.
ScHoIARsHiP.-Persons DESTROYS of pur.
chasing Scholarships for three or foul
years course, may do so by applying to The
Rer. p. Light lfilson, Conference Agen
for the College, whose address is townsville
Frederick county, Nd. J. T. w.
august, 1869, -6m
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VgNIIE "MoRNING GLORYu
Il BASE BURNING sT0yE
PARLoR FURyAcn
AND
p o Il I A b LIE HEATERS

Burn all the gas in the coal, and Al 4.
coal to ashes, without waste, thus ma.
inc what hasneverbeioreb eenaeeompr,LT
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD.
MONTOUR HOUSE
WEST END, WESTMINSTER. MD

HyHE undersigned announces 10 the public
i that he has taken the above Hotel. The
House is new, and furnished throughout with
New Furniture, Beds, &c., and is prepared 10
accommodate either transient or permanent
boarders The Table will always be supplied
with the best in the market, and the Bar sioek-
ed with the choicest brands Of Wines, Liquors.
Ales, segass, &c. The location Is very desira,
Bile. being only a few yards from the Depot,
The stabling il large and ample, and attentive
0ztlers always on hand TO wait upon travellers
J.. A. KLEFF,
aug ~ Proprietor.
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster,
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

y ~ IL IL " IL Il Y " y NJ "
THE undersigned, proprietor of this Es-
adjustment, has on hand, for Spring plant.
ing, 10000 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and Standard Pears; 500 Cherry
Trees. Also lot of Plums, Apricots, and
Ounces. A good supply of two and three
old Grape Vines Of all the leading varietic,
Currants, Gooseberries and Blackberries,
STRAW BERRIES.
An extensive stock Of Strawberry plants,
selling at low rates. have the Agricultural,
Russell, Wilson'S Albany Seeding, and
Fillmore. These will be sold at 81 per hun.
dred, So per thousand, or SS5 per ten
thousand. can supply any demand, up to
one million plants, having eight acres Of
strawberries now under cultivation, EN-.
bracing twenty five varieties, among them
the Jaconda. Golden Seeded Downing 5
Prolific, Triomphe de Gand, Stewards Seed.
ling, &c. ! have also Raspberries. Ever.
greens-An extensive stock of large size,
Suitable for Cemeteries.
DECIDIOUS TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, n lot perpetual bloom.
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT. Proprietor.
Westminster, Carroll Co., Nd.
ia23.tf
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PERFECT COMBUSTION OF coal

Z bhrESi SoMDuSflON OF COAL
Consequently, with halfihe fuel ,b,r,s
make double the heat Of any other CONT,
ance for house warming ever ingenled
l. Their operation is simple and kndhs
an annual ceremony only.
2. Light fire in autumn, replenish ID
aud remove the ashes once daily, and lIs
60 on burning until spring.
3. They radiatc an even. gentle audhe,N
iul heat, with none ofthat abominable M
of gas and burnt iron, so usual in GONNA
Stoves.
I. They win burn as briskly By dsy 4
as slow by night as is desired. and ,sa l
regulated TO give the degree Of heat rccuf
cd in any climate.
5. They completely Ventilaie and Illus
nate the room, thus making as healthy ID
cheerful as an open fire.
O. They are made entirely Of Cast IrSl
and will not rust out as will Shed IN
Stoves.
7. They being based upon scieniiEesi,t
and experiment, mast necessarily saptfxs
all others.
8. Made in Baltimore. repairs can !
had at short notice aud trifing cosi, vi
the difficulty Of getting repairs for acs
made Mt distance generally makes i n
iernble 10 buy anew one.
.. Their rapidly increasing popusfe
having induced many 10 initiate theni 4
public should beware. Ask for and y
only the Morning Gloryr'
Sold by IRA 4. GROUSE, Wssiss|
ster, Md. oali
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Justice orthe Peace, seriseae'
and COnveyancer'

The undersigned offers his series 1c n n
Justice Of the Peace to the people O vi u
county ind the public generally, sna Y I n
dition TO his official duties, Is P,eIsis So.
short notice, to write Deeds, ho's 4, !,
Bills Of Sale, &c., &c. May bs ~ \
the Sherif7s Office, in the Court h'I I'M
Westminster, north east corner, ~ I
hours from o o. clock 4. NJ, to 70 ei4sa ",
N. BIZ desired will 30 GU. - 'ls'
try 10 take Acknowledgements, de;rsp,f.
PETER b. MlkbSb'h
dec loft
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Kg~ Tn inviting tho attention TO
he card Of Mcssrs. Cushings Il Bailey.
booksellers and Stationcrs Of Bali.
more, we would note especially two
considerations: the increased impor.
tancc Of Baltimore as market. and
the large facilities Of this particular
house. The trade Of Baltimore with
the South has increased more in Dro
portion since the war than that OF
any other city, and the claim of its
merchants and manufacturers that
they can sell goods cheaper than they
can be bought elsewhere finds nov
substantial proof in the largo orders
they are constantly receiving from cv.
cry portion Of the South. Tho house
of Cushings g. Bailey was established
in 1871, and it has been characteris
tic feature Of their manner of tradin,
that they have invariably given th1
buyer who orders his wares by mai
tho Same superior advanta ascs h,
could have secured in person.
Employing large capital in thci
business, they combine the utmost en-
terprisc with the most elevated intcu
lrity. For further particulars wo nc
fer to their advertisement. "
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The Court Of Sessions for Groenvillo
County.

Judge Orr concluded tho Session!
| business Of the Court on Saturday last
having tried and disposed Of nun
Der Of important cases, two Of then
! indictments for murder. Sam Ii!lH
J colorcd, was first tried for the murlrl
lof Capt. ThoS. iloItzclAw, and acuut
ted; he WAS ably defended hy- i. S
Arthur-thcro WAS no proof sufficient
to convict. Andrcw Hill, colorcd, was
next tried Tor TIC same G;luncc Il,
WAS defended with Great zeal ard pro
tessiona! ability by OIin D. l,"y. ;nd
". II. Trcscott, E>citirc$. 4 verdict
Of "gui!ty' was Reinforced on stron"
c!rcumStai:ti:ll evidence, ;hat appeared
TO the .jHry coucl,:Sive Of his :.;:'!:
The prosecution WAS conducted by ;hr
faithful and efficient Solicitor Of Ills
Circuit, W:n. ii. Perry, Eip., assisted
by the energetic efforts Of Capt. Nm
Earle. I!!c charge OF the .!U'i-c Na-
characterised by his usual cIcarur.&,
and force. The jury only dcIl1cra,r,;
tcn or fifteen minutes on the case Le.
fore returning Il verdict Oh ';sr;i:y'. =
! This w"s OF Friday. GA Saturday
morning M:. East moved lc!!.rc ii"
Judge for q ncw trial. :.tt eu,,Dortc,l
his notion ty an argument universaI-
y spoken Of rs very able, t'i& highly
"rrdjtab!c to His zeal an! professional
talents. The motion w:,s r~>i%;ct: hr
the So!i;cr and Can!. Earle. Judge
Orr: :f;cr hearing tic ar1i:Acnts pro
and con, adjourned the Court "t din.
nor time, withholding his decision ill
;hc afternoon session; he then, in an
elaborate review CT the case. aunoun-
"cd his decision against the motion lu!.
Il new trial. and proccu,rh 10 pro
nonr"c the !iH:i sc:.tcEcc Of thc law.
Ihc sentence c! Judge Orr. in the
casr Of Andrew I'LL. wa, taken down
hy that distinguished Strho"ra,.i:vr
;:nd literary gentleman, =. G. Dri'ur-
tainc. now Oh i visit 60 GruvnviIlr, a!u!
al our request: written cat for 1i.v
Enterprise.
The sentences in the v@rious cases
arc as fellows:
Andrew Hill, for Tic murder Of
Capt. H"lt"c!aw--to hr l!un; or Fri
day, the 2S;l October next.
Young Harrison. co!orr,l, burglary
--chc year i'll ;hc pcnitcn,iary.
George Garrett. co'o"cd, bu:y!a"y--
five years IN the i'2"itcntiary.
johnson Wright, petty larceny
iour month* Imprisonment iii ,j#i!.
Franklin Pierce. colorcd 10y, lar
crliy-two months in Jail.
ietcr johnson, small colorci boy,
larccny-two days in jail.
Taylor Earle, petty iarccny-four
months in jail.-Enteprise.
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White Companies.

DR.. ]. l.. Ncay!o expressed Great
surprise last Saturday chat !hc E'n9r;.
.cr recommends i.c formation Of white
companies. lie thinks that, con"i!vr,
ing the good feeling among the races
;hc white people ou"h; to feel perfect,
j. secure with an armed guard vj' CO.!
cred mcn 10 preserve law :,.i oy,!.r
! a"d that, go far as llu j. concerned. |. he
could sleep scrrnc!y with h coiure,!
g,!ai i around him.
In reply, we say that while good
feeling has existed between tho races
hitherto, the arn,ing Of c,tc exclusive
y must create i!l-wiI. The unarmcd
race cannot reasonably lool; upon the
Hrmiug CT the other as anyii.inn: but
an insnlt; fer it must be cu;n:trurd 81
tier that thc whites arc no; To Lc tru.-
ted with arms iii The cause OF i::w an!
order, or tl,a; the blacks rrGuii." :.:l,.,
TO preserve their rights. Either o.!
ithcsc surno>iiions il III insl... to tl..
white people.
1t is expressly to nppcasc this out
ragged sense Of right and 20 a.,av amy
rising spirit Of i":;!un>y Oh accuU..t O.!
being put 81 q disadvantages, ,!;:,t We
'advocatc Tie formation OF Wilt" con-
p"nicS. Nor can We sec any ruasoaa-
bic oi,i%ction to tl:is couISe. I:,ns DR..
Neagic says, t!c arlnin. Of c.,!orn,i
men ought not to give offence to the
whites: by all the rules Of logic the
arming Of the whites ought not TO give
offence to the blacks. The a".:,.;icmt
Of good feeling applies as we'll in one
case az the other, ana we sec no reg
son why the doctor should not bo AS
willing to sleep in The c.rc OF q white
as Of co!ored company.
But there is another reason for the
organization Of white companies.
Whether truly or not, thc colorca nj
!itia have been privately informed that
the object Of their organization is to
scare and keep down the white rcoplc.
Such belief as this can only he com
batted by counter organization,
which will satisfy the militia that the
white people are not scared. We there
fore repeat tho advice to form white
companies for service in The militia. il
accepted, and for measure Of pre-.
caution i'll any event, as the very best
preventive Of disorder. Tie issue
presented to the whites is none OF
their seeking; but it is before them
and they must choose between the al,
tcrnatiycs Of biindiy putting them.
selves at the mercy OF an ignorant col
ored militia, or confronting threats
with preparation.
Yor1ville Enquirer.
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Tho NcWhorIy Riot.

NEwDERHY, S. c., Sept. 81, 1870.
| Editor Of tie Southern Gacrdirn:
DEAR SIR: In your paper, this NOR
ming, | find stalcmcn. in regard t,
| the condition OF affairs in Ncwb"rr,
.ounty.which is so erroneous that / &C.,
called upon, over my own signature,
to correct it. On Friday or Saturday
last. Mr.. James B. Chapel! had Il lit,
tic difficulty with 4 negro, which wa
understood 10 be settled on the dav i,
occurred. On Saturday, while Mr..
ChappcIl with his family and y few
friends were visiting Mr.. Moses An
idcrson,a crowd OF SIXTY armed NO
;ro&s came to tic house Of the latter
,and demanded Mr.. Chaprc!!, at the
same tn!o swearing they would xii!
him aud lis friends and burn their
premises. OF course their demand
for Mr 6. WAS refused, aud nc:ghhorl,
were notified Of Ills danger. The Shcr-
i'll was promptly notified Of the dar-
.;"r 20 the Fablic peace from this arm
ri band cf negroes, and went III, to
Mr.. AEdcrson'a on Sunday nj .ht, and
arrested Mr. Ch@prc!i bat the nc
day they again :;, ,;2miEcI near Mir.
Lon::shore'5 s;or", which is in the
same n"i#.ito"hood, anG the whites in
the nri%i.ho"l:oo,!, acting Under tI,c
orders o. the Sheriff ana hi,; posse, ;,H-
S";nk!c>l also: hut the Mv@lue, on that
''ay disp"r*cd, and the Sheriff Gisu.i:;-
sc" ii" posse. Not L riot wa., fred.
no bleed Wa shed, hy the Sheriff ui.!
his posse, 40" did the armed band Of
negroes do any i!urt. tuesday an,:
t"-""y everything throughout the
county las been perfectly quiet.
J! has been s;at",! that tie k:ii.i."
q; = negro was i!c cause OF thi, d:s.
;n:"a'cc. ] write 10 :uy liIa. no ne
.;.n has hrCE killed by " white lnan
throughout he years 1869 un;! l,;..v
IN this county.
/ AN. dear sir; vcry' truly, &c,
y. J. purE.
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OUR CIRCULATION GROWING IN
CREASE.

| Mo so seldom rcfor to matters per
sonal TO ourselves, that wo arc sur,
our readers will cxcuao us row, fo
! giving few facts in relation to ou,
increase OF circulation during the pas,
eighteen months. This evidence ol
growing prosperity, whilst 4 matter
iHt direct interest to OUT advertisers
all, will be gratifying, wo feel assured
70 our subscribers and patrons gcnc,
ally.
In January, 1860, our total circ,,la,
''"n was T20, but now it is I.lC4
lhls last number includes 100 names
obtained, by tho consolidation Of the
two papers, from tho books Of the
banner, (bcing exclusive Of names
which were upon tho books oC botl.
papers.) Thus il appears, that with
these Edn"rr Subscribers, which were
thus obtained, we have added in the
last eighteen months, ISL new names
TO The list o. the Press and Eanacr.
70 enter moro into detail: Our list
at Greenwood has been increased from
- to l"7; at Lown,tc~vilIc, from 32
to IS; at Due West, from o2 TO 80;
at Caihonn'a Mills, from to 20; at
Nilway, from 5 10 81; at DonaITs,
from Il to 33; at Cokcsbury, from
IL to 80; at Ni"cty-Six, from 1t toss;
NJ Nodscs' Depot, from G to 81 at
Diamond Hill, from g to IS; at Long
Cane, from S.to II; at New Market,
from TO 1C; Il: Widcmans, iro.n II
TO Fl; ani 1T other Offices il like pro
portion.
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I@2s:"oID's FArlD EXTRACT Drcu,.
''r weakness arising from inJiscre;;on.
'he exhausted powers o! Nature which
ars accompanied by SO many alarming
symptoms, among which will be found, In.
"islo,i;i"n to Exer!or, Loss of Memory.
"akeFu'ncss, Horror of Disease, or Fore
boIngs Of Evil; in fact, Universal Lassi-
'odc' pfos:Ta';on, and inability to enter
into Tie cuj oyme".s OK socic.y.
The constitution. once affected with Or
g"n'c eakness, requires the aid of hicdi-
c'ae TO strengthen and invisorate the sys-
tenn, which IIiGLMBOLD'S EXTRACT
bGtllJ invariably does. If no treat.
"'ent is submitted TO, Consumption or in
sanity cn2ucs.
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A letter from Raleigh, North Car

A letter from Raleigh, North Caro-
lima, states that soon after tho mect-
ing Of the now Legislature, articles of
impeachment will be preferred against
Gov. Holden, and that as far as the
facts are now known, no doubt is felt
that two-tlirds vote OF the House
OF the Legislature will be secured in
favor Of them for trial in the Senate
lie will be charged with tho violation
OF the hadeas corpus clause of the
Constitution, and the laws Of that
State made in pursuance thereof
though other specifications will bs
included in Che proposed indictment
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Markets..

AEnEvlhLE, September 30.-Cottor
ftcady-middling 12lGyl3. Sales
$50 bales.
New YoRa, September 2s-Cotton
unscttlcd-uI'Iauds 17@;17t; sales zoe
bales. Gold l3i.
7P. M.-Cotton dull and lower
GALES 9,4oo bales; urlands 165. Gold
Hs@i4i.
AUGUSTA, September 2s.-Cotton
market very active, at 1lN,1i4c., for
middling-salcs 1850 bales; receipts
1863.
CHAELHsTh", September 1s.-Cot.
ton dnll and lowcr-mildling 14}(a.I5
ealIs 500 bales; receipts l,G4I: stock
6,H8+.
LivERrooh, Scptcm bcr 2S.-Cotton
closed fiat and irregular-uplands 81
@s5; Orleans 9GeJ; sales 10000
La!es.
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LONDON, September 27..-Thc fol
lowing is given as the probable pro
grammc OF Thicrs ut St. Petersburg
Constantinople and the road to India
to be guaranteed to France; Alsace
and part Q! Lorraine and TIE road tt
Vienna to be guaranteed TO Prussia
that is, England. Turkey, Austria ant
Belgium tc be innocent victims O.
peace.
II is estimated that thcro are now
100000 troops around Paris.
The guns Of Mont Valcrian have
dislodged tho Prussians from st
Cloud.
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30 S,e

NOMINATING CONVENTION TIHrI
CONGRESSIONAL D.STHIcT.-ThisC Con
lycntion met ycntvr'!:.y afternoon, at
) O'Clock. On motion Of j. L. Car
,r"l!. I.*l, Col. J. p. Thomas was cal!
ted to the Chair, and ". L. Carwill
IreIucstcd TO act as Secretary.
The Delegates from Anderson, lAb
bcville. EdgcIield, Ncwberry, Oran &c
burg. lsichland aud Lexington were
called upon to enroll thc!r naincs.
The name Of John f.. Bacon, Esq.
iof EISciicid, was put before the Con
!vcntion, and he was unanimously nom
ln",ed TO represent the Consrcssion
i'll District in tho Congress- OF th,
United States. Upon motion, th,
Convention adjourned.
W. i. CARWILE, Secretary.
-PhCaiz, 2Sih..,
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ll2LMaoLDs S FLUID Extract OF Bucuu
IN affections peculiar to Females, is un-
e4ua'led by any other preparation, as in
ChIor"s's, or detention, Painfulness or
Suppression Of Customary Evacuations,
liberated or Schirrus Slate of the Uterus.
and all complaints incident to tho sex. or
;Le decline or change Of life.
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a wonderful draught of fishes late.
ly gladdencd the hearts Of tho fisher.
|meh of Kings county, Nova Scotia.
On Or S5S M o e aca aSs; haqIsg Hs
10000 shad. The value of tho fish
caught within sfew' days was sstimk.
ted |at t4S. 600, or ~ hen cured for' the
market atlSfS, ,09e.! !'e ,. u, .2e1aioiei !
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SEERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of Writ Of Fier
IL Faciss to me directed, will sell al
Abbeville Court Uouse, wihiu tile lega
hours of Sheriff 5 saIe, ou the Grst Monday
in October next, the following property
to wit:
554 ACRES Of Land, moro or less
adjoining lands Of l.. G. Carter, II. A
Griffin, J. Il. Tarrant, and others, levied
upon As tho property Of JAS. w. LIPS
COMB als. John II. Tarrant.
ED- Team cash.
II. S. CASON,
Sheriff ALbeville County.
Sheriff 9 Office, Sept. II, 1870, 3t
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It was in 1879 that some ton per
sons came to John Wesley, in London,
TO consult him concerning their spirit
ual state; they formed tho nucleus OF
the society, which ut this hour nun.
bcrs more than SO, 900 preachers, 3, ,0OO,-
0G0 communicates, and 100000
hearers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-09-30

Tho American Dental Association
began it's sixteenth annual convention
at Cooper Institute, New York, on
Tuesday. Several subjccts Of inpor-
:ance to the profession will be discus.
sed during the convention.
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COLI B. Kelly, tho United States
Senator just elected by tho Legisla.
ture Of Oregon, is q Democratic Con:
servatiyc, and was the candidate OF
that party tor Governor 1864. He
succeeds AR. Williams, the present
Republican Senator, whose term ex
pires on the 4th Of March next" -
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40 ze2 zl1vx;;;es;- $;''
e S5CaG3.InS

x,r~.. o'':'' August 18th, ,.es.
Mon" or n,,>," ,"'e''i"" to ny
vacuo. Juniper Berries, AAlRACr
form Il 'inc gin. Cuhcb9 e:;.raIc. arc
p'acen!@nt with spirits obtained from lu,.
per "'fricH' rc:'y !iv:'o sugar is used, aud
&":Hi! proportion Of spirit. It is moro
"aI.'"b'o than any now TO use.
E"el.u, as prepared by Druggists, is Of
" ""'!; coior. 1t IL plant that cmits is
fragrance; tho action Of flame DESTROYS
"''s V'' active rriicir!e.) leaving dark
ana a.i:n.o"s 3ccac;:on. M:no is tho collar
o' "'5'e"io';'F' Tie ;acLuin my PR par
alton I7c'!on'ia2tcs; the sma!cs. ,,,,n,;.v
OF the other ingredients #,o aided 70 n-,.
TeHt fermentation uroa Inspection il v.;u
DC i1""@! not 10 30 a Tinctu,c, rs mado :,
"aT:a"c"H"a, nor is it 4 Syrup-and
therefore c:'l be us"d in cases sswhcro fov,r
"r inflammation exists. In !h:s, Won h.vo
'"e knowledge Ct the Ingredients and tic
modc {: PREPARATION.
Hoping that You will favor il with q
II.
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Queen Emma, Of tho Sandwich Is
lands has seen SO much Of civilization
that She has resolved not TO throw
bersef awa,' upon tie funeral pile OF
her husband. but instead thereof to
permit another suitor for Lar hand
TO dry her tears and to swccten hcl
cup OF aloca.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

DT VIRTUE Of a writ Of Ficri
ID Facias 10 me directed, will sell at
AbbeviIle Court House within tho legal
hours Of SheriG's sale 90 the first Monday
in October next, tho following property,
10 wit
ONE HOUSE AND LOT iu tho vii
lage Of LowndesvilIe, containing 80 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Joel
Lockbart, Mrs.. Pressly, ]. NJ. Mosley, and
others, levied unon as the property Of Dr.
II. II. SCUDDY, ads. Z. J. Tay lor.
ED- Torms cash.
HENRY S. CASON,
H.. Sheriff Abbeyillc County.
sberiff's Office, Sept. IL, 1870, st
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An English chemist has invented
for use by the Prussians against Paris,
"a projcctile to be filed with petroleum,
which spreads O fame over sixteen to
twenty-tour square yards surface.
Two hundl cd workmcn arc engaged
on it. -. .. -.
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A private letter received in this city
yesterday from Laurchs, says: Awe
rything is quiet. Joe Crews has mod
Grated considerably jp. his expressions
to tho negroes, and now refuses to
give them arms. Auiparties oare un-
der tho impression that our prompt
action bas had a asalutafy cffect"j
07'..' =. f.' %3.s|AY' PhGnix. r
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EEERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of 4 writ Of Tie.
- Facias to me directed, I will sell A.
AGbevi'le Court House, within the lcra
hours Of She'iG's sale, On The first MONDAY
in October next, The following property
TO wit:
600 ACRES Of land more or less
adjoining la"ds OF Charles Smith, J. A.
Ellis, aud others, levied upon as the prop.
er,y Of J. G. ELLIS, ads. John Davis
and Others.
ED- Terms cash.
II. S. CASON,
Sheriff Atbeville County.
SHERIFF. Office, Sept. II, 1908