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Eopesul and Cheering.

The signs Of the times are indeed
hopeful and cheering, and we believe
that,a strong pull, and pull altogether,
will bring the old ship of State clear Of
the quick which arc threatening
to engulf her It cannot be accomplished,
however, without work, good, honest
stripping for the contest, and sinking
Of all little party feelings of fjealousics, or
doubts, as to the fitness Of this man or
that, for this or the other little position,
or direction in the work and it will
matter but little in the general result, if
that result be success, and a glorious
success It will be, if we mite heart and
hand in giving it aid, if some things are
nct what we would wish them. 1t is
enough that VIC are perfectly, heartily,
honestly satisfied with our standard bear
erS, Judge Carpenter and General But
lcr, Therefore let Us unite with sacred
earneStness in flrtheriug this good cause,
and let all minor Differences and appoint
ments alone, for ne hare not the time to
trouble ourselves about unimportant
points. We believe that the right men
are at the head and front of the battle.
Is not that enough2 As to Judge Ger
peater, no more fitting man could have
been selected in this emergency! phys
ically and mentally'he is head and shoul-
ders above any man that the ring can
produce. and they are shaking in their
boots that their opponent is so fo,nida-
BILE, and that their position is 50 weak and
so uatenable. Judge Carpenter is fear
less in lis exposure of the frauds and
corruption Of the piratical crew, and his
dissections shake their guilty souls; his
boldncSs too, is refreshing, and hiSsca.il-
Ing, biting, sha'p utterances, estectuaIiy
silence the p;t;cEl yelaings Of the thieves
who have long since parted company
with truth and honesty. ne may safely
say that we will win the fgat, if there
is anything in truth, fairness, honesty
aud pluck, and We vii! have no going
back o.: that, but straight forward press
with every energy to the end, the bitter
cad for the radical ring. Let every hon
r>t man, black and white, say then, sue
cess to the Union Reform Party, the
ron;st party, and to onr noble standard
;.-7vTS. ~ ! &c WI: pull d9wn, scatter,
;,....-.~;,i l>>;l"y .-s -:':'s.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

It's WAY THEY uAvE.-ln' Ward
Seven the other night the DeLarge and
Bowen factions held independent meet
ings, and each meeting elected ward
delegates. The DcLaTge faction are now
out in a card, stating that E. P. Wall, the
President of the opposition meeting, and
a Bowcnitc, Of course, had brought 70.
ters over from the adjacent parishes and
islands, who came to vote for Bowen del
ecates, on condition that they should be
furnished with transportation. Persons
who live in Charleston have no reason to
doubt this. It's way these Ring Rad
icals have of doing. That's the way they
elected Mayor Plllsbury. It's dog cat
doe. og.-Charlcston Courier.
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A, EVcr.ps,oS-On Friday last the

Ak ExcuRs1oS.-On Friday last the
pupils of Mr.. Hillhouse's school and q
number of invited guests made a pleasant
trip to Beaver Dam to enjoy the day
in that felicitous abandon, luxurious
ease, rolicsotne sport or pleasant chat,
as mood or feeling prompted, and just as
your gay marooner or pleasant pic-nic-er
knows so we'll how to do. The day was
warm-superlativcly, but the grounds
we're enchantingly inviting, and the
party dispersed into little groups, and
while some sought the grateful shade
afford ID by venerable oak, others be-
took themselves either TO some scqres-
terci spo. for dreamy re9erie or to the
lovely green sward for a refreshing walk
upon its soft and yielding carpet.
Tbs the hours sped till past high
twelve whea a very nice dinner was
served. After which the fierce rays OF
the sun averted their glanccs and gentle
breeze sprang up, when the party were
regalcd by some very sweet instrument
tai and vocal music from lady and gen
teman Of the party.
Nothing noteworthy occurred outside
the general routinc-the day was quite
too warm for incident, either dramatic
or novel yet all made the day highly
enjoyable in his or her peculiar vein, ex-
ccpt a very young lady who found it
difficult to read a beautiful book which
she had brought with her: her amiability
we have no doubt had much to do with
her being continually sought out, and
though she had abandoned position after
position, (seeking quiet and finding it
not,) she was compelled to close the vol
u,ne, and give ear to other words and
voices.
"Giye me
Leave to enjoy myself. That place that does
Contain my books, the best companions
To me glorious court, where hourly
Converse with the old sages and philosophers;
And sometimes for variety, confer
With kings and emperors, and weigh their coun-
sells;
Calling their victories, If unjustiy got,
Unto strict account and IN my fancy,
Derace their ill-plac'd statues. Can then
Pant with such constant pleasures, to embrace
Uncertain vauities? No: be it. your care
10 augment wealth Of pleasure it shall he
mine
tn increase in knoHleSeeo
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Notice.

Judge Carpenter, Gen'ls Butler and Ksr-
shaw aud others, will address tic citizens
Of Ncwberrv. on The political questions OF
tie '!av. on Monday evening next, at ] past
i've. o'clock, from the steps in front OF the
Court House.
4 cordial invitation is extended to all to
be present on that OCCASION
SIMEON FAIR,
July -, 3n-lt. Sup't Of Canvass.
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COMMERCIAL.

NxwsssrY. S. c., July 26.-Cotton 1s.
NEW YORK, July 25-7 P. M.-Gold closed
steady at 2G3 az I: Cotton frmer-sales 200
bales; middlirg up!auds OE.
EBALTiMoee July 25.-Flour dull. Wheat de-
clined SC. White corn l.22 1.25. Provisions
firm ard unchanged. Whiskey l.04
AUGUSTA, July 25.-Cotton hrmcr-middhngs
IS; sales go bales. =,
CHARLESTON, July 25.-Cotton qniet-mid-
dlings is a1S!; sales 50 bales; nett receipts l"a;
stock 5,l3t.
LIvEEPooL, July 25-Evcning.-Cotton firm
uplapds s.; Orleans s.; sales l4,oo0 bales.
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.O1-R MANUFACTURING

~OUR MANUFACTURING
INTERESTS manufacturers Of the
North have asked for and obtained the as
sistance of the National Government until
they have become burden to the people At
large, and the tax paid by the United States
for the support of these manufacturers is
equal to all the other taxes put together
Lei our manufacturers make goods of better
quality, and at lower prices, than other
manufacturers, and they can defy comEeti-
ton without Government help. This, at
least, is the plan Of Mr. P. P. Toa]e, of
Charleston, S. c., the largest and most sue
cessful manufacturer of doors, sushes, blinds
and mouldings in the Southern States.
July 6, 27-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

A lady in Wheeling, W: Va, a few
mornings ago, was awakened 6y her sick
child, for drink of water. The lamp in
the room had burned low, and she at
tcmpted to refill it when burning, and the
flames communicated with the can. An
explosion at once occurred, and the wo.
man was so badly burned that she died
in few hours after the accident, suffer-
ing intense agony.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th instant, by Rev. J X. Men
denhslI Mr.. 3. II. LovELAcE to Miss u. l..
EINARD, ali of Newbe1ry c. H.. S. c.
Our thanks and we'll wishes are returned
the fair bride for the very handsome remen'
br.nce sent to this Office in the shape Of q
wedding cake.
On Tuesday 2srh of June, at 10s o'clock, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr. BEN
son n. JONES, OF Newberry, S. e, to MISS
N. LILLE WooDF1N, Of Asheville, n. y,
bv the Rev. Jarvis Buxton. No card.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

We have received copy Of the proceed
ings of the immigration Convention, held at
the Academy of Music, Charleston, S. c., on
the Sd, 4th and 5th of May, 1870. Among
the several interesting reports is that on the
Flora of the State, "as it relates to the means
of diversifying our industries &C. This is
a most valuable and interesting paper, and
we should like to see it broadcast over the
State: indeed it would be gratifying to US
and very profitable 10 the State at large,
could a copy of these important proceedings
be found in the hands Of all our reading pub
1fr
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

PACK Up.-More than one colored
man wa< heard to say on the fourth in
slant, that in ten years from this time
there would not be white person in
this State, that the State belonged to
the colored people, and that they inten-
ded to drive the whites out. No excep-
ton was made in favor of carpet-baggers,
scalawags or whangdoodles. Everybody
has FUR notice now, and plenty of time
to pack up ia.-Chester Reporter.
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Saturday afternoon the last pier OF the
new railroad bridge of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, ln pro-
cess of erection over the Savannah River,
was finished. The work on the super
structure of the bridge will now be pres
sed rapidly to completion, and it is
thought that trains will be able to pass
over the bridge by the lst Of October.
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Cheau Reading.

eve have made arrangements with the
proprietor of the CAROLINA FARMER, first
class, eight>page Agricultural Weekly, pub,
lshed at Wilmington, N. c., to club that
journal with the HERALD, at 81 25 per year
jor the Two, to all new subscribers to the
Farmer Specimen copies Of the Carolina
Farmer may be seen at this office.
Feb. %, Sit.
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NOTICE.

THE citizens of Edgefeld and Newberrr
having concluded to furnish a BARBECUE
in connection with the political meeting at
saluda Old Town, on Monday next, an in
vitation is hereby extended to all, irrespee-
tive Of race or political opinions, to attend
and to partake thereof.
SIMEON FAIR,
July 81, 30-lt Sup't Of Canvass.
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KILLED BY LreurNlSe.-A colored wo-
man named Polly Cannon, in the en-
ploy Of Mr.. j. B. Fielding, who resides
on the outskirts Of the city, was struck
by lightning last Wednesday afternoon,
while in the act Of going to the well for a
bucket of water She died the same
nirht, about s o'clock k.-Guardian.
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BEEF, BEEF, BEEF

AND choice beef, will be served every
morning, during the session of the District
Meeting, at Harris Stall. Parties leaving
their orders cah have itSent to their houses.
Every morning remember, and afternoon
also if necessary, will furnish good heef.
A HARRIS.
July -, 30-lt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

All communications to the Executive
rorr,;,>A should be addressed to the
Hrdary:-nsd at Columbia. Col William
Wallace, J. Is. Palmer a";: Il. W. osioess ;..aS
have been constituted isub'com'-. ~'se
at Columbia. Applications for spcc'okcrS
may be made to that committee. Reg
ular appointments will be IN a d e,
from time to time, by that CON-
mittee, for public meetings in the
several counties of the State, at which
Hon. r. B. Carpenter and General NJ. c.
Butler will address the people. The
friends of the movement will please OBJ
serve these appointments and make the
necessary arrangements. Should the pres.
ence of these gentlemen be desired on
any other occasions than those appoint
cd by the committee, their attendance
may be secured in the intervals of such
appointments by addressing the Sccfe-
tary.
The following appointments are an
nounced for Hon. r. B. Carpenter and
N. c. Butler to address the people:
Anderson Court House, Wednesday,
July 27.
Walhalla, Thursday, July %.
Pickens Court House, Friday, July
20.
Abbcville Court House, Saturday, July
80.
Saluda Old Town, Monday, August l.
New berry. Tuesday, August 2.
Spartanburg, Wednesday, August 3.
Union Court House, Thursday, August
+. F. W. SEIBLEs,
Secretary Executive Committee.
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Hy~ D DAVID D &c Il S 0 n S
Great Book on Farming now out. No farm
ers library complete without it. Bound in
cloth, extra, 81; Sheep, $50; Hall Moroc-
co, SIS, Orders received 1T tn is office. Good
canyassing agents wanted. For terms, ap-
ply at this Office.
June 90 25-tf
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GrcenyiIIe and Columbia r. r.,

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
COLUMBIA, S. C., July 81, 1870.
FROM MONDAY, July 25, to SATCR-
DAY, July 30, inclusive, Tickets will be S-
sued at al stations where Tickets are seld
on this Road. 10 20 and return from any
point, for ONE FARE. the round trip.
JOHN Il. MORE,
General Superintendent.
Julv q, JO-lL
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mr PRIZE STORIES-S $780,.

The Proprietor of the "YonKvILLE ESogI,
REs offers THREE HUNDRED DOLLAkS
in prizes for the best ORIGINAL SIOhiEo
delivered to him by the first OF octooer'
1870, For further particulars, address
L. n. GRlST, YorkVllie, ;. Z.
July 20, 20-tf.
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LIGHT, PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
EMPLOYMENT guaranteed TO persons in
every part of the country. Suitable for La>
dies or Gentlemen, Boys or Girls. Address
NIN CENTURY PU UBLICATION CO.,
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

saTTUTT'SIMPROVED HAIR
DYE is admitted on all sides to be the most
simple and natural Dye ever invented; 1t is
easily applied, does not Stain the skin, leaves
the hair soft and glossy, and is instantaneous
in its effect. Try it andyou will use no other
July 20, 29-2r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

Five hundred Chinese laborcrS arrived
at St. Louis on Monday, and left tor
Memphis, whence they 80 to the interior
of Tennessee to work on plantations.
They were very quiet and orderly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

On the first day of August. the Post
mas:cr.G General will place in operation,
37s new money order offices, which Will
be about equally distributed owe: differ
ent sections Of the country.
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We have received the catalogue Of the Due
West Female College. We are gratided to
learn that the institution is in a fourishing
condition, and under the management of
President Bonner, will continue its prosper
Gus career.
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n% THAT FRESHNESS AND

W. ! II q Itl7H71I-N 11'7'1 Il - y
beauty of complexion, so much to be &c
sired, cannot be retained unless the female
system is in a healthy condition and free
from distractions. There is no remedy
which produces such beneficial results as DIR
TUFTS SARSAPARlLLA AND QUEENS
DELIGHT. Their purifying effects add
tone to the stomach, and inriSorltc the
whole system.
June q, 25-2mo.
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NV IUFO IIhO NII IVNV
Ever was known.

|
OFFENDED OLFAcToRIEs.---Wen never
longed for the orange groves and silver lakes
of Florida, and for gulf breezes, more than
we have in the last week or SO. We have
always had the strongest desire TO sc: to that
favored land of flowers, fruits and quick
growing vegetables, and to enjoy the fresh
and nvigorating breezes which continually
come from the gulf, laden with spicy odors'
We have longed for it because we loved it,
AMI because we love the beautiful and good
always. We have never gone back on this
love, and never will. Just DOW we desire Ii
more ardently, however, than ever, and tor
why? because the ills at present endured are
almost insaferable, lodge in some vast
wilderness, shut out from human sight and
companionship, provided the atmosphere
was pure, would be more preferable than the
charged and inrolerably offensive air we now
have to inhale. We would just as soon be
shut up in radical ring caucus than sit
in our office with the wind blowing from the
South. The nuisance complained offs posi-
lively shocking, and we make an earnest ap-
peal for its abatement, otherwise we will be
forced from the pressure Of this smell to give
vacation and stop the Herald till frost Do
please, somebody, take it up, remove it.,
bury it, hide it away, sell it, do anything with
it. rather than that We should be forced to
act desperately.
WICKED MEMS CoNTENT1oN.-This seems
to be the age of Conventions. Every ele>
ment of society-religious, social educa>
tional, scientific, mechanical, political or
what not has been represented in Conven-
ton. Never was the like known before
Surely it must be the age of reforms gene
raj reform. The need of another convention
is vet apparent, convention of wicked men
and bows. Cannot this class, so large and
strong, be brought together? Perhaps the
meeting together of delegates-it being as
suned that the most notorious and demon
allied will be sent as representatiVes-of this
class may bring about some change for good;
,bey may become ashamed of their position,
knowing that the eyes of the whole country
are fixed upon them, and resolve for reform
II no good comes of it, surely no harm WILL
for they cannot become worse, and the hope
is entertained that in meeting where 80
many evil-doers are brought in contact with
each other, that big shame will gro" up
in their hearts and reaction take place con
ducive to public peace and happiness. We
might send dozen or more delegates from
Ncwberry easily, say six full grown, fully
fedged graduates, and six young followers
of the devil, and never miss them. How
does the idea take?
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DEAp.-We are informed that Wash.
Jones, alias Wash. Bynum, who vas
wounded in the Gadsden melee, died
from his injuries on uesdav last.
]Guardian.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

/ new serial story by distinguished Amer
ican writer, whose name is held in reserve,
is to be begun in the August GALAXY. The
tale is said to be full Of incident, dramatic,
novel in scene and character. and admirably
adapted for serial publication.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrected Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Bro.
ker, No. IS Broad Street.
JTLY %. 1870.

STATE SEcue1r1Es-South Carolina, old, "a
80; do new, 40; do, regist'd stock, ex int
CITY sEcuR1r1Es-Augusta. Ga. Bonds "a "a
70; Charleston. S. c., Stock, ex x9r int. "a 4S
do, Fire Loan Bonds, 70a -; Columbia, 5. e..
Bonds, - 60.
BAILaoAD BosDs-Blue Ridge, first mort gage
5Oa-; Charleston and Saw vannah, IOa !; Char.
iotte Columbia and Augusta. - IS; Cher" "
and Darlington, a 50; Greenville aod Columoia,
1st mort, s0a =; do, State guarantee, 67a-i
Northeastern, 81 "a; Savannah and Charleston
LIST mort, - a 50; do. State guarantee, I5a -;
South Carolina, - rs; do, 70; Spartanburg and
Union,'-a so.
RAILROAD STocKs-Charlotte. Columbia and
northeastern. l5a Savannah and Charles
ton, - a5; South Carolina, whole shares, II
20; do, half shares, AZ 2s.
EXCHANGE, &c-New York Sight, OF par
Gold, ll6 a l22; Silver, 106 -.
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JUST 80. In speaking of dance, q rus
tic beauty said, "The dancing Was nothing;
but the huggin' was heavenly"
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~ ARTICLES OF REAL
merit are always worth their price" as is
proved by the value Of SUMTER B1TTERs.-
So say hundreds who have used them.
July q, 30-1t.
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Messrs. James NJ. Baxter and Silas johns
stone have been appointed and commissioned
by Gov. Scott, as No,aries Public for New
berry County.
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LOCAL.

oHLEDGEHENT.-Col. Patterson,
Vice-President of the Greenville & Columbia
Railroad, will accept our thanks for compl
mentary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

We will send the New York Bce-kceper>
Journal and National Agriculturist and the
Herald both for one year for $3.50.
Address I. F. 4 K. H. GRENEkER.
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The accounts of the massacre Of Christians
in China are confirmed. Neither age nor
sex was spared. The most hoTid butcheries-
of women and children were pcrpetrated.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

TO VIM. H. Bernard, Proprietor of the
Star Advertising Agency, Wilmington, n. -,
is authorized to receive cement Or
this paper at our lowest cash rates"
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~upHysICTANSARELIkE

the general class of friends, plausible when
their aid is not required, and somewhat ser
viceable on occasions of minor exisence;
but of tr;fins utility in circumstances OF
real and urgent necessity" So wrote q eel
eorated English cynic; but when we cohsid~
cr the vast amount Of good done by the use
Of the "OId Carolina Bitters" we are assured
that the remark had personal object, and
not general one; for 10 man eau doubt
their efficacy.
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Bw FOR RTHELEGISLATURE
DIR. D. H WERTS is respectfully presen
ted to the citizens of Newberry, for their suf
frase at the ensuing election.
May 4, 16-tf. NEW BI1ka1.
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THE PRINTER for July is to hand. is
devoted to the interest Of the cart Preserva>
tive of all Arts" and is most handsome
monthly. Published BY John Grcason, Is
Gold St. New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-27

From Monday last to Saturday next, iu-
elusive, tickets will be issued at all stations
where tickets are sold on the GreenTille and
Columbia Railroad to so and return from
aay poin. for one fare.
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4 Splendid Rosewood Piano
Worth $500.

For New Subscribers to Burke's Weekly.
THE Publishers of Burke's Weekly for
boys and girls offer splendid $500 Rose
wood Piano, for the Largest Clue of New
Subscribers, mot less than thirty,) sent to
that paper. Send for particulars and q
specimen cop? to
J. ". BURKE & CO.,
July 81, 30-tf. Macon, Ga.
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Safe! sure! reliable! is Wincman's Worm
Candy!
July 81, 30-1t.
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IRISH PoTAToHs.-The friend who sent
US that large mess of praties last Saturday
afternoon, will please accept our thanks
They were, we thiuk, of the Early Rose and
Goodrich varieties. Potatoes just from the
soil, we have never edten that were more
mealy and Of finer flavor. They were also
very large, and oac of which would satisfy an
ordinary cater. .
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May 4, 1S-tf.
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.Rills parked thus ~ are being redeemed at
tbc Eauk Counters Of each.
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CORDIAL INv1TAT1oE.-Delcgat to dis
trict meeting and visitors generally are invi-
ted 20 make their headquarters at Wiscman's
Photograph Gallery, where they can while
away their leisure by examining specimens OF
the art, his beautiful stercoscopic views, or
take SITTING for their pictures. Charges
for pictures very NO l:ratc.