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DYED.


Departed this life ON the 18th instant, at III P.
NJ, after long and painful Illness Of consump5
ton, MARGARET j., wife OF Adoiph center, and
third daughter of tho late Frederick Hnmkey,aged
lwenty-eight years and TWENTY-FIVE days h.: -
Gone, gone, loved one, gone from our home,
God hath recalled thee In thy youfhlul doom,
Deaths icy fingers rest upon snee now, =
Still beauty fingers on thy pailid brow. - 81
Gone gone, loved one gone to thy tomb, -"
Rut ,tis not cbeecless, hope dspels JUS gloom ,
while we are weeping over the halo wed ground
Thot art but sleeping till the trump shall sound.
Gone. gone, loved one, gone TO the bl"st, ..'''
Earth had Its pleasures, but twas not thy rest
Sin and tenn ptatIon were thy sorrow here, 'a! .a
Then full salvation Is thy portion there. re:
Baltimore Sun, Petersburg and Norfolk papers,
| please copy.
In Nashville, on the morning Of the Htf.instaIt,
Mrs, MARY CARRDLL,a sister of Michael and
Malachy Mccormack In the flfty-second year Of
her age. -sar.-. H. ..@tEo'trt ~ ..'.ats.E'r
On the GOTH instant, at S O'Clock p. NJ, PHILIP
PHALAN, in the ffty-thlrd year Of his age. i,
His funeral will take place from his brother
| in laws (Lawrcncc Cnsf'incl, on Brock avenue,
at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. - "a -
On June The 10Th ffully res icnctf 70 'cafhl AN.
DaEW kOLEN, IN the scvcnty-third year OF his
age. tr4tt.L ..fi-- - = ~. t,.l,. So :
bis funeral will take place from his late resi
dence corner Of M1r1hall and Madison streets
THIS tTuesdn. AFTERN DON at e,siock. Tbs
f,lebds Of the family are rcspcctful! invited 10
Winchester. Philadelphia, and California pa
pers are requested to copy. ....>,F o.,ka
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LEGION QUERED AT LAST

~CON QUERED AT LAST:
An unhealthy system is generally produced by
an unhealthy stomach, and the laanr Is sure
indication of poor Indigestion, When d.
sestlon Is bad every part of the entire system
must necessarily suffer, and the mind Itself
shows the efecta the low spirits Of the pa
uept. Indigestion is The parent of ,housand indie
scrbabe iiiiseries ali symptoms Of worse disor-
dets yet 10 come. Tile prenionisary Indications
Or }has tefFoF OF our race -dyspepsia-eyery one
knows Now, why suffer the penalties Of delay
when by the use Of MtsHLss's HERB BlTTEHs
not only Immediate relief Dntpositiee and permIa-
neft cure car, lie rsalsed. This celebrated house
Hold remedy is an infallible remedy for all dis
eases arising from disordered stomach, and VIII
eradicate them. Be reasonable with yourself, con-
suit your own interests, throw away your phar-
macopea prescriptions, and take course OF
M1suLER's HERB BITTERs. Sold by all drug
ri sts AIT, dealers. DR.. =. B. HARTMAN e Co.
proprletors, Lancaster, Pa. je 2o-deod&wlw
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flour correspondents will remember that
there are hundreds Of tirst-class female
schools In Virginia they will excuse us for
not beginning the work Of publishing long
reports of their exhibitions, examinations,
concerts, &c. We can get through with
half dozen colleges, the University, the
Military Institute, &c., with credit to our
selves aud pleasure to our readers, but we
ssmust draw the line somewhere"
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o. T. A Danish Romance. BY Hans
CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, author OF the ~ ui:
HoyaHrpN. <.'''i ,.,,.,
4 book from ANDERSEN is always vel.
come. He Is one of the most entertaining
Of the authors Of the present day. His
children's stories have given him world.
wide reputation, and we are quite ready to
take this romance upon trust. aF'.'
For sale by BATES & WADDY BRoTuERs.
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! ny. DRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODS!
we have recently added 10 our stock Of DRESS
GOODS many styles just ont, really pretty and
desirable. We call special attention TO late Ar.
rivals Of SILK GRENADINES, In beautiful pat
terms, and cheaper than similar goods were ever
known In this market. Our stock Of
-RICH SILKS tbiach and fancy,
JAPANESE SILKS, PcPtiNs,
PoPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGEs,
GRENADINES, HERNaNIS, -
LENCs, MOZAMBfQUEs,
s LAWNS, GrNaHAMs,
i PEEcA EEs, cHAslBkEfs, ~ I....a L
| >AbPACas, &C., ........
ID very large, and being anxious TO reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusua, inducements.
JOHN N. wOODFiN,
my12 t@..zs51 t:'t-g'' lii Main street.
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We speak very sincerely when we say
that we have been mortified at the course
of Senator LEWIS, Of this State. tie
triumphed with the Conservatives and True
Republicans-he was the second in honor
upon the ticket. He was afterwards noml-
mated by convention almost entirely Con-
servative for the post OF senator OF the
United States, and was elected with great
unanimity. He was present in the city
knew all the proceedings-suffered his no.
mination and election without word OF
objection or explanation as to his own posi-
ton. He thus clearly acquiesced in the
views entertained by those who elected
him-that he was moderate Republican
that he was for moderate measures-the
removal of disabilities and the restoration
of harmony and freedom from the policy OF
pains and penalties. <.t
The moment he went to Washington he
disappointed the expectations of those who
elected him. They would have been con
tent had he sought association IN poiltlcs
with TRuMBuLL and men of his class-laW-
vers who understood law, and honest men,
who were disposed to respect it. But nc
did not. On the contrary, he became ailieo
with SUMNER, and DRAKE, and CHANDLEh
He has been active in ultraism. In every
phase of the Georgia case we beileVe II:
has:yoted with SUMNER. He has meaaieo
in tb;nos very low-such as the Mayors
election in Washington-and always, on the
mot, ultra and relentless side.T zine las
part he played was in company. with thai
embodiment of all uncharitableness Sena
to,r MORTON to make an effort to induce
Genera, GRANT to withdraw the name
Of Mr. AKERMAN, of Georgia, from
| nomination for the Office Of Attor
| ney-General. Mr. AKEBMAN is certainly
not especially pleasing to us, but
| on the score of difference between our
selves and any man with reference to tho
late civil strife we have long ceased to raise
insuperable objections, as have the south
ern people. We all honor the frank and
manly spirit who consistently opposed US.
and who, now that war is. over, desires
peace, and desires to see the people Of the
South treated as citizens, not as slaves. Bul
MIR. LEWIS does not meet us on that ground
| it seems. He cannot forgive. NotWith
standing he contracted to cast cannon fol
the Southern Confederacy he cannot for
give AKEnMAN, the Union man, for serving
briefly on TooMBs's staff to avoid conscrip
ton and compulsory service during thu
| late war. That is a different thing from
casting cannon IL, 81
we do hope that Colonel LEWIS, for the
great name he bears, will review his record
aud take anew latitude and departure, Ger
tainly there is nothing in the Office Of sena
tor which requires him to meddle in TIT
tpetty elections in Washington nor TO en-
deayor to increase the rigors and mortified
| lions Of his fellow-citizens.
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To TAX.PAYERS.

NUTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN been appointed by the City CouneI COL-
LECTOR OF CITY TAXES for 1883, all parties
ttons To nav the same as longer Indulgence can
mot he Given, :, - THOMAS r.. WORE
-, Collector of Delinquent Taxes for $780,
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If Radicalism were Liberal,

Power can afford to be liberal. IT'S
never wise whom it is not. II Congress
could only think so we weuld not see them
mousing over petty ISLANDERS, giving ear to
manufactured horrors, and helping the
swarm of interlopers hated by the people
to harass them and feed on their substance.
1T wouldn't have PAT Woops graveiy ar
raigned before committee with the view .of
showing the existence in this community
of feelings which if they do exist, Con-
press should endeayor to asslage rather
than assravate. BY acting upon wise
and conciliatory plan they would win over
thousands whose aversion they provoke by
impolicy and persecution. ...... ...
We like the spirit OF the Wheeling Intel
hgcncer, tho Republican organ of West
Virginia. 1t is liberal and practical. 1t
tires of persecution and relentlessness, and
of carpet-bagser strategy and sympathy.
Its measures are above these things. It adj
yiscs the Republican party in that State to
| take "open and honest ground" in refer
ence to public questions, and among. these
it names that of paying a share of the pub
lie debt of Virginia. For this we sincerely
commend the course of the Inteshgencer.
"Open and honest ground would leave
no room for national legislation With the
view to fomenting sectional jealousies. A
platform on such ground would pass the
scyerest censurc upon the inquisition under
General BUTLER to ascertain whether OF not
the blow struck PORTER between the eyes
by PAT WooDs was an expression OF the
general contempt of this community for
members of Congress. That sort of thing
could not find endorsement in any open and
honest platform. ........,..
Power, indeed, may be liberal, and would
commend itself by being 80. Were the lie:
publican party tomorrow morning to re-
nouncc its little meannesses OF the PAT
Woops order, and rcpudiate all its conniv-
ances at the rascalities Of carpet-baggers,
and abandon MI it's illiberalities and perse-
cutions of the southern people indeed, It's
whole system of Iegislating its blatant par.
tisans into oflice-it would then occupy
"opcn and honest ground" Thousands
and hundreds of thousands who curse them
to-day would bless them tomorrow, and
the party would be OH the surest possible
way to the prolongation Of its ascendancy.
Why might not Republicans do this?
Are we not citizens of the United States!
Can they make the United States stronger
and happier by irritating us by every sort
or exhibition of distrust and suspicion, and
every species of imputation and insult and
menace? VIII their people be happier for
this? Does it make their own nights and
days more delightful?
Let them beware Of folly and partisan
passion, which lead to disappointment and
defeat. Let them be wise in time, and try
to establish peace in the nation, harmony
amongst the sections, and content amongst
the people; so shall their days be long in
the land and the Government he strength
ened in the hearts and arms Of the people.
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ar sPRCIALTfEs tn sEAs0NABtE
GoODs.-sATIE, STRIPED AND FIGURED
fi0UEs, BUFFlAND DRAB LINENS FOR
DRESSES, FRENCH. CAMBR1Cs, LINEN
LAWNS, JACCOEETs, NAINsooKS; PLAIN,
CHECKED AND STRIPED SWISS MUsLINs,
+HRtLLtAffs gRsANDIts;. ENsLtsH,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN OALiCGEs, PIT,
Low L1EENs LINEN sHEETINGs. COT.
TON, sHEETINGS, BLEACHED C0TT0Ns
.eotroN PLAWS, TOWELS FAPKNs, Ia
BLE-CLoFis MARsEtbLEa SUtLTs; NOR
TINGHAM LACE FOR CURTAINS, TABLE
oIL-CLOTHs, &C., &c. Very cheap.
JOHN N. W0ODFIN,
myI2 ILL Main street.
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me- MOURNING GOODS.

NE MOURNING GOODS.
Our assortment Of MOURNING GOODS is very
large. We give to this department special atten-
ton and In vte those In want to examine our ME-.
RINOS, MoUSSELAINES, ALPACAS, TAM1SE
CLOTHS, BOMBAZINE5, REPS, BIARRITZ,
SILISTRINES MOURNING SILKS, GRAPES,
BABEGEs, GRAPE COLLARS, GRAPE Wells,
LOVE Wells, M0URNING HANDkER-
CHIEFS, &C., &c.
] Our stock Of STAPLE GOODS. WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, I'M
BRELLAS, PARASoLS, FANS, COTTOHS,
THREADS, SILKS, BUTTONS, TRIMMIs GS,
&C., to-, is very large, and prices satisfactory.
- +S~sss~. JOHN N. WOODEN,
e. ! - .t.F lit Main street,
myl3 between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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me- ROACH EXTERMINATOR. War
rauted to act. Price, 25c.. Sold at. a-7.
MEADE s. BAKERS,
jel7-1et .es u.s. ...E 80 Main street.
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Extract from an Ordinance pasSed BY the Council
of the Cfty,of Richmond Hdy 80. 1870
ftSECTIoN 10. All taxes on licenses listed ny the
Assessor shall be paid to the City chamberlain,
upon the warrant of the Auditor, on or tefore the
18th day OF june and each license shall be Issued
when the tar assessed thereon shall have been paid:
and on all such taxes not so paid within the time
specified there shall be addition Of t,oe1aty per
can't, and the unlicensed business, shall be sus-
pended until the tax, with such addition, shall
have been paid" = .f D.
lie 1o-ot Clerk Council.
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
In RAILROAD-NOTlCE.- Colonel Tt:uMASS
s. FLOIJRNOY, President OF the roa9 0SneIsi
T. ~ IMBODEN, and Rev. u. A. DAVIS, Will AZ !
dress the people st the times and places named Ii
this notice aud win present The claims or tue NOR
folk and Great Western Railroad and the. Land,
Loan and Trust Company to the prompt aud llbe-.
raj patronage of the people. TheladleS are par
tieuiarIy Invited and urged 70 attend, their tnnu-
ence Is always for good, and their counter nce
uarfeulsrly hencactal In forwarding the great en-
MONDAY, e0th OF June, at Mount Airy, y: G.
TUESDAY, 2Ist OF June, NJ Hay Stack, sarry
county, N. g. .,,..s.g. s $50 d,
THURsDAY cad Of June, atFancy Gap, Car
SATURDAY, asth OF June, at Hilisviile, Carroll
county. Va. ,,.,.als. -. .ge t.ttss ~
' TuRsspxY, sssh OF June, al Trap ain, surry
s0 WEaB,S Ssap nth Of June. ss dsaas.
ThURspxYs sash Ok june at Mouth Of Wilson,
'i MSSb;AY, a Of July, at Thomss,s Factory,
sH THns saaHs sh ss July, .. Marion. smyta
wei WShEsfb,aEsDAY, 9th ,of July. at Glade Spring,
I THURSDAY, TN OF july, at Abingdon, Va.
= 49, s''''' : Jea-tJys
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Ask to see tho FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
~, tpc dem sirik IS American Watch Com
panv,n Crescent street. Waltham, Massachu-
sets, II is by far the best fuli-plate watch
made in the United States, and surpasses any
thing heretofore made In this country forrailway
engineers, conductors, &c. I'll. ~ ING,
nm so-d eod-w cow sm
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~ CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, June LIST 1870. :
r WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
4 daily between the hours Of O'Clock A. n. and
O'Clock P. NJ, from the 18th to the 3oth OF june
Inclusive for the purpose Of receiving from any
person charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
one-half ofthe amount oftaxes charged, deductiug
from tile whole amount, or cne-halE, as the case
may be, ten per centum thereon.
- --.30E-.f w. b. DAVIDSON,
10 Linn .... ...-.,-. City Collector.
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=. CITY AUDITORS OFFICk,{
DyrunoNn VA June I. 1870. !

THE CITY ASSESSMENT OF GLASS
4 OR LICENSE TAX for the year 1870 must BE
paid to the City ChambeElsin upon the warra an
JiJNE, I will he ut the Auditors office each day
from 0 A. nj. to 3 Z. N. - E..f %. -.
The attention Of merchants and all others sub
iect to this tax is especially invited to the sub
Joined extract. LOUIS +. BOSS1EUX,
-.....---.1 - .... Auditor. !
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@ GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS
at soc. worth 81; 7g ."1 2t.k--a 80 .
GENTS LINEN HEmMED HANDKER.
I, CHIEFS at sc. worth 35c.; s.. &c. III,
GENTS, COloRED, BORDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS at ose.; - ,....
GENTS LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at ssc. worth Soc; - -.
CENTS BLACK BoRDERED HANDKER.
CHIEFS at soc. worth 75c.; -
The best make or PAPER and LINEN COLI
LARS, ..ar -a
SHIRT BosoMs, 80 ..
DRESS SHIRTS, ..... .-- .s.a
The new style WHITE CAMBRIA SUN UNI
BRELLAs, at ~. LEVY BROTHERS.,
r.: ..... .. .r 1913 and l2l5 Main street.
A large stock of LINENS, COTToNADEs,
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, CORDUROY, &C. =
f!ta~.. '''.-" je II
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.j sslaasJIAS HOrrCEs.

gasr SPECIAL MoTrcE.Ws respect
ftiiy invite ASssntions fSs our sale THIS AFTER
5EOoE; on hssprcmfssh ct O'Clock p. NJ, OF
inst yaiaable and heaafsf FARM called HUNS
LETT HAIL. on che Meadow Bridge read, three
and a half miles from Richmond, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN AuHEss
-ssf LEE h GoDDiN,
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So, then, let us see. we shall have a
channel to the sea deep enough for all pur-
poses. We shall, by building hundred
miles of road to Lynchburg, be put in the
possession Of the advantages Of a great high
way equal to the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road =; and we shall have another in the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad greater than
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Greater
because of its shortness, its easier grades,
and the country it traverses. To our con-
ISOLATION, moreover, We know that this gil
gantic improvement is directed by man OF
immense practical information, and who is
possessed OF a sagacity quick to intuitive-
ness and wonderfully accurate, whose plans
are directed to this city, and who, together
with the directory, which concurs in his
views, will at the earliest practicable mo.
ment, straighten the eastern division of his
road and diminish its grades so that the
sharpest grade in the whole line will be the
twenty-nine feet coming east lin ascending
the Allegheny at the White Sulphur
Springs) and some forty feet going west
Crossing the Allegheny beyond Coyington).
which compares well with the one hundred
and sixteen feet to the mile OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, crossing the Cheat noun.
tain. s.sls - Il s.a
Awe shall have, then, two great ways
going westwardly, neither OF them inferior
to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and we
shaii have capacity for sea-going vessels
equaito all our wants.
Upoa these measures we must now 60 to
work with perseverance and enterprise
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CONTEMPORARIES

ssDUY .hom FIRST CLASS HOUSES"
I Tho Einanc &c Committee ef the City Council co.,
eidared PIYZsNitH tho only drstsclass esssoissa-
n,ent In its lina In she city anc taSsc tns ~ so-
.ossS 49, pIZZlNI q CO.'S
Pirst-class Confectionery, 500 Broad sfress.
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Good Manners,

Every household s!lonid cn'tivat"
good nannc:S. They are ;ndi~pcnsa,
bic eve" 10 the young. \ chnrIis,
rude department brspcal,s low, un-
feeling mind; no position, wealth or
education, can n.:'.>c amends for il.
GooG m:uncr> ave attractive end win,
ming: they should be carctn.iy OH,
served iii every family circle. Par
cuts shoEll never indulge, themselves.
III careless manner or coarse !Armua~e.
much los 10 their chil.rr:, o. t;1.acs.
tics. The i>ciinG> ci those in i,:rr:o:.
stations aho.:;d hc regarded US well Il
those Of the hi5i,,.,t. The smile, IL,
D!c.:Ai lone: and Tie courteous hr;
L. 4nite IS highly appreciated a. howc
as air. It. ii We wish :. free ".,, c..
sy coz, G" 'nanilers, We must cui,iy:;,.
them 1t nr:n", by Icing courtcou,
and polite 10 those who surround 49,.
and we wi! not only add to the Lap
l,."css Of those we !n.. bat L.. =, -.
II >':c:>iy. Teac!i yC@- c!.;i,!r
- -. ~, .. Includes riri:itv =, II!
---'....i ~ .br. Il cL;i,: is III: .,-.::...
:S :>ih"i".' Il oy an CD ,,rriuy c,v
."..-,i'diess Of dress or t;.m;ly positiuu.
~ ii'a':> a:!d modest d"po":i,;n Mius
confidence and friends. and by kind
and delicate attention to th: Trailer sex.
ah>i chiva!"ous protection to the help.
lsSs, We and ln>ti'e aid greatness to
oar character.
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STATH OF SOUTH CARGLENb,
County of Abbcvi,le.
Corjt Of Co"sni"M I,iT,v.

Summons 10: Money Demand.
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"N"w&rATEE ADMINISTRATOR
sional!y | hear ,Han compia;n orlli.;
newspaper, because j: coui";n<: a,lvcr.
1iscmcn,s. What does that man wait
y newspaper for? lie can want i, on
l.y for The Information il @i> es. Now
ii ma'trr:; :iot ~ h IN W i.c her il come,
~ The $h"rc Q: an advert. nlcnt or in
the "g%:'inS Sc1!"Mn". Th" kuowlc,!.s :,
i Wt;:t we are ai,cr. Where lcyS the
1H'Mcr get his first knowlc lGc c, farm
IH!lrmrn:S and seed? Did You no.
1:Ml INC reaper YOU now use fvst &c
scHbcI IN The advert Snm department.
of Your farm ,iou' nal? .iIrt new cLl.
1iNator tLat does the work s"vcral
times better ard cheaper than The oh
one, whore ID you G.,d ,hat? An:rns
the advc. ;iscincnts! Those now swv i
potatoes that yield s" finely, and G. >E
20 nca'.v. wl.c:e id Yen learn Concern
ing si;:.:? Th". .cw n...cl.rnc, tia.
dec, the work 20 nicely. Was y, ncla::n
cd through The al,c: ;i*'ng c,'nmu: O!
, the newspaper
q HE a,Sci sing columns Of tie
newspaper arc Of iu!' as much pcr,:r;.
:,ry ";;!ue TO the reader as rra;:.,..
matte" proper. We arc indebted t.
the advertising columns for chcap
newspapers They arc the lnbricatorS
that rrn tho machine. Few papers
could live on 'i.rir subscriptions alunr
CntonIhc advertising, and ninc-lrnths
OF he papers in the United S:tcs
would die out, and the balance he
Obliged 10 raise their subscription
price.
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JUST RECEIVED,

A largo supply Of Aliens Pain Doctor,
gooh 'nimcut Tor Pains. Bruises. Sc.
Also Aliens Lung Basam, Tutt's Exrec-
torart. Ayers Cherry prrtoral and Wis
ta''s Ct.crry E.!*am. These arc all goct
and need no putting. II you have a consh
or cold, call on w. -. Penney, and get u
n bottle Of either, and il will Go you good (.
W r. PENNEY.
March o5, 1870, 4e--tf
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NHMm0IN 10: WoA"y TcmNMd.
n. I.iCEp'"-nlce, plaintiff. nr," J,rn's \
E!"NU,,c, I-!rrd'ui.
To III" Defend -; .'"'1"S a. rYoyu'c":
" Cu ar2 hrr,'by <u'mr,nmcd aa,l ,cu'lirc,;
4 - answer tive ..n,nu':'". il ih', ar;' III.
which - iicl III Tia. "t.i"n 81 tc Ctc;k u Com.
mon Pleas, irr Tie III Cuu..;v. emil /" serve :,
c"i,v "i your :nswcr {" Nbr s.;ii roin,l ,iut on
H. snt,'.'Ii"la Il i!.,i; g. L'r. A,icNiiie Con;
li'u c, Law Em.:", vi ;'in iw"rny .iryS a,rr
the sc,>ire hcrvrr, ,.;-::. Nr u the a., II such
service: anN il N"u f;il 10 anHwcr inc c"in
plaint M.th'n the lime aote&.,il, ;hc rlai,Lii,
will iai:c in l.,n". ~, ,r"' v"n for ;hr .um oi
S'v li''Hd,"i :rd Fi!;y No'i': With in;c'c,:
iar'""n i."n, i've: Ia. h'y OF D,.n.h,r, 1855.
III ten per cent l'"r :."n'''n. W., costs Of a.,
iuI@ @rl:Hnts. l'"'Ei.iN a; IOrII!,tN,
l';..in.i'i, Attorney.
Dat Il Abiev l'c, Lr'v 10. $40
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Thc dcuiaI Of Commo,iyre ,-aadcr
bits reported apopicc'ic iii was an
nounccd in The Newport Commercial
Advertiser in the io'!owing spccia.
telegram: Saratoga Sp.;ng*; AuSuSt
l9.-Vandcrbi't convalcsGcnt andnow
laying 4 game OF point cuch"e with
Turhbu|l, Garrison sd Stewart"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-09-02
EVER A LITTLE BOY q

gr FANNY ", BARTON.
My i't'c four yeHr OLD Harry,
Ii'i"ht IN, beauty and Joy.
Said wi.ir his Ecc,ri "t wonder '.-
.'l'a:a, wns 90 ever u hoy
Wos 90 'v"r ms liui- rs / Icf'
.'Dea.' b ,L,, I said, in reply,
Will nay da,l liry eyer ha w"a
Aid hcart-woIn. and sini, ! as e.
With forehead "f wbitrncss and c,ndor,
Aud loving and in,"rrnt eyes
Ilnw .!,5t irc"srrr the distance 'iwCrn u,
With II st'arg, r'.i hr', s't"rii t.
Thou .:r !" suL ilu-h,l and a"::,ant
l like . leaf at its fnl':
! far away ::"n The a,Hc:s-
Thou within reac!, t ihuir ca1l.
Type C the beauty celestial
Humble aid ten DER aud sweet.
lu"u Son, 81 in fai Il, my 'I:|j':;
To Il, 3: ;Iv i;,'her : ir.t
Tau.it by Ike !o.iny rHan,Ie
Ey ily tru il t!'a' LnoN 70 IL. Y,
May 20 t" GU Fa''..r ~ ,Hplc,
And i'll heart l.e a:wa,a II boy.