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CustlE shov, well known House has r..
equity been opened by &. L. Barnard
tsmctly cfthe American Hotel, Washing
ton. II. G.. AID has capecity to acc"mmo-
date over hundred people with lodging.
AMI has capa,a"us and nicely furnished
r"cmS for families. Connected with the
House also ~ "a ladies' dining rom. The
striCtcst or,ier is maintained and accomrno-
,!a,,n; servants always at cali The House
j. open al all b, urs. The advantage OF :
Hotel upon the plan OF the Sherwood House
j.. that the guest can accommodate the price
oi his hvia2 10 his own WISHES. paying eni.
Cor what l,c gets. The Sherwood llouse has
ycccn,ly been newly furnished aud refiteG.
s...:. brinc in a central and business part oi
the city, offers unusual inducements To ira
yrl'crs. A fair tr,a, IL ASKED, and patrona:.
from s.. Mays county solicited.
T. Z BARNARD,
Agent.
s'if. Il .isGStG
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ID q Pharmaceutical Preparation. The pro-
per name is given, and it - the most active
which can BE- made; il il endorsed as a
cure by all medical works. for such diseases
as recommended by the Proprietor. It Is
pleas ant In is taste and oior. free frr IN all
snjurirus properties. and is taken by Adults
aud Children. II is Tonic. Diur.tic, Blood
Purifying and IRvisosaiing. Enieebleh and
delicate constitutions of roth sexes viii find
il far more s,rengt henins than any Of the
Preparations Of Bark OF iron.
See Medical Properties contained 10 DIS
peEsatory Of .he United States, Of which
the following is a correct copy:
BCCHU.--lts oior is strong, diffasive,
and somewha. aromatic; its taste 10 bitter
ish. and analogous Ia that Of mint. Il 10
giv,n chiefly in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs. snch as Gravel. Chronic Catarrh OF
the Bladder. morbid irritation OF the Blad-
der and Uretha. diseases of the PROSTATE
Gisnd, and Retention or the Incontinence
Of Urine, from loss o. tone in tie paris
concerned in It's evacuation. IL has also
been recommended in Dyspepsia. ChroLie
Rbeumstism, Cutaneous Affections, ami
Dropsy.
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I,oxusrD Ave,.o.....

II N EDWARDS, having qsalifed as an
- AnehSaeer acccrding to the Lioensc
Laws Of the United States, gives notice ehsa b
viii attead 10 the sale cf an real or persu>al
property that may lie offered al public auetioa
IN 81. Nays ccunty. Address B u Edwards,
Great Wills. o., 81 Aar.'s county, NJ.
Jane 3, lSse-u. -
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vuNHk undersigned, Attorneys at Law and
I Solicitors m chansery, have, thi. 3rd day
fJsiy. isse. f"v.et = senas'ner>hie n &c
and s,yie IT Combs q Oswns~ Thu vi -.
see in the county Of Saint Msfy's Mdthe -
oinins Counties. and 10 the Court o. Arreals.
Especial attention will he raid to the enllees;cw
efelasms against individuals, TIE Ssass, ~ The
Gevevament. ~ ri FlAaErn- = ttf.,
Refegenass s,vea, vhsn required. Addrs,s
>,mbs & DIVINE. Leonardo xn, r. o., s,
iaryt Counsy, Maryisni.
ROBERT G. C:OWBS g
JAS. 8. DOWNS. Ia4s
joy S, Is66-ly. -9ss @ssi..l IS -.
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us. UUIy,
THOMASy J. BENNETT.
RIA To
Cure Of Kidney and Bladder -A5ecfion
eta Patient Seremty- Eight Tears
Of Age-Tla"I.st to
Mr.. HinlJoid.

GIRARp. Pa. March 81, 1862.
EDIroI CosMoPoLIrE:
desire Is an unsolicited tribute to thu
merits OF Helmbold's Ruchu. and for the
benefit of those similarly afflicted as myself.
10 say that after consulting many eminent
physicians, and trying nearly all the best
advertised remedies in the vain hope Of ind
ing relief from aggravaSng kidney aud blad-
DER diseases, from which have suffered ex-
cessively fer many years, good fortune G.
nally suggested To me lIeImbold's Bu.hu,
which commenced using with little faith,
and no apparent beneficial results for about
a month. At the expiration Of that time,
however, thought commenced TO expert
ence slight relief, which encouraged me TO
persevere in its use. and new at the expira-
ticn Of four months. although am an in.
firm oil man, nearly seventy-sight years Of
age, and conseq nenily medicines cannot be
expected tc favcrab,v effect me as thew 9TH
erwise would, | have found such unspeaka-
BILE relief ...sa permanent benefit from Mr..
lieimbold's valuable discovery, that I feel
ought publicly to record the fact. as an &C
Acknowledgement to him and valuable sug-
gsstion 90 the public.
Yours. Respectfully.
IN. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentle
meu.:
COL Dan Rice. Girard, Pa.
Chas. Stow, Esq., Girard, Pa, Ed. Cosmop-
elite.
George II. Cutler. Gir.rd. Pa. Attorney.
c. J. Hines. q irard. Pa, Attorney.
Capt. ID. W. Hutchinson. Girard, Pa, At
torney.
David Din, Gms.d, Pa, Merchant.
David ID y, Girasd, Pa, Merchant.
q L Rockwell. Girard. Pa, Merchant.
d c Ely, 6irard. Pa, Drus, ist.
ASK ENR
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limited 5tates Gotel,
800, 33l, & 333 Penn Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D.. O.
M. II. BEAN, Proprietor.
Rates Reduced to $3.50 a Day.

Two keep pace with the times, and NEE,
! the wishes Of the travelling public, the
Proprietor has decided to reduce the price Of
beard and room 10 So so per day, and. not.
withstandins the low price charged, he in-
tends that toe House shall maintain the same
reputation for comfort and n,atness, aud q
60, table. rs heretofore.
ny This Eo.el is within Eve minutes
walk Of ,be Capital aud principal Railroad
Aepots. and convenient TO the Government
Departments and Offices.
Street Cans 30 all parts Of the City aud
Georgetown pass this house every Eve min.
uteS.
Jan. 20, 1870 Il.
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Potomac Transportation Line
n FoR ALEXANDRIA.
WASHINGTON,
. GEORGETOWN.
And Potomac River La ndings.
Steamer Express
GAIT n MCKEE
GAIT. A. c. MCKLE,


Will resume her route on TUESDAY,
March lss. leaving Pier No. 10 Ligh, ST.
Wharf. Baltimore. every Tuesdsy. at Z
y M. for Alexandria. Washington and
Geo-setown, stopping at the following WAY
POINTS on the Potomac River: riney
Point, Stones Wharf, Coburn. tCkaptico
Wharf, Chapel Point, Matthias Point,
Smith's Point, Nanjemoy Stores aud p. IS
Wharf.
RETURNING-Will leave Six Str ct
Wharf, Washington, every Saturday a. g
A. NJ. aua kins Street Wharf, Alexan6 ia,
at A. NJ.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, AP-
PLY TO
A Nrciham & Sons, i42 Light st. " mart.
baltimore.
Brodens Cn., IL King II. Alexandria
& Waters. l05 Water Il. tsecrsesowr.
7 NJ Crouch, 9 st. Wharf Washington.
March s, 1870 III.
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] JOHNSON BROTHERS.
eennsinisston n'erfbants
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
GROCERIES.
No. 1907 Water street and No.
HIS JohnsOn's Wharf,
WARRINGTON, ID. e.

ME- respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w ~ Mary's and Charles counties that we
na'e engaged In the commission and forward
ms tiasiness in conjunction with our establish
iishtd grocery trade, and solicit consignments
81 MI kinds Of couniry produce, also wood and
lan'ler, for which We guarantee the highest
market prices.
"e would also call attention tn our large
stock OF Groccri,s, which we u.yrr To on, p
trcas NJ wholesale rates
References
t'so III u White, assistant cashier National Bank.
Washington, C., George & Jenkins, Balii.
morc, Nd, John Palmer, u " Tyler aud
John Abci, ~ Mnty> countr, Md, VIM
Leg.s, Acso,nac county, Va.
JG:ie :, ls70-!y.
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Jas r. HEEsssr. rw Hairsrox. w nA.Iax
HERBERT. HAIRSToH& 90.
GENERAL -
Commission Merchants.
IS and 81 South Cznrse. Street.
BALTIMORE.
WE rrspecifuIiy solicit your ~on.ivnmes,r
w Of country pro.iaee generally. Psssiea-
lar attention given to
Grain, Cotton and Tobacco.
Our experience enables rs TO ostain the hi.A-
est prices. We keep ON hand
A No. Peras;aa Gsa.o, -
Pure Groaad Bone, sN
Plaster, and choice
CIorer and Tinosky Seed
Orders for Merchandise, FARMING imulem,nts
Re-, prowptly filed al lowest market prices
We call the especial attention a Farmers 70
HERBERT&
Ammoniated 8 o luble Phos-
pate OF Lime, -szztraig
whiei we manufacture from ne rery beet spsse-
rails, n-oa scientific principles and warrant Il tn
contain all the f-rtiiizng properties necessary
TO increase and mature the crop and permanent
y improve the soil.
Price, $50 per Ton $4,000 Bs.
We also manufacture
lIatrst0M's Tobacco Fertilizer.
which il carefully prepared for the wants OF the
Tobacco Plant from a thorough knowledge Of
the same, ascertained by practical experience
as well as Scientific Analysis. II contains
q per cent Of Ammonia. 4 per cent. Of
Potash. and IS per cc1t. Of Sol. Phos.
of Lime,
aud lille well suited to the growth ofcrops, is
particularly adapted to, and considered spe-
ciic for Tobacco,
Price. $40 per ton Of 1000 lbs.
Respectfully,
HERBERT, HAIKSTON 4 co
ES- Having seen the above named Fertiii-
zers manufactured, and knowing the Gentlemen
who make them, | can with entire confidence
recommend them TO the Farmers and Planters
AS genuine articles and therefore have no hest.
tstion in soliciting your Orders for the same.
V. CAVALIER,
Leonardiown, Nd
may 10. lsI0-tf
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Law CO-Partncrship

The undersigned, Attorneys at Law and So
lictors in Chanccry. have this ist day of De-
cember, 1869, associated themselves 10 practice
their profession under the name and style of
BLAklSTONE q MORGAN.
They will practice in ST. Mary's and the adj
joining counties and in the Cour, Of Appeals.
Special and prompt attention will lie paid 10
the collection of claims. tine OF both caa al
ways he found al their Office in Leonard Town.
Address, Blackstone x Morgan, Leonard Town
p. o., 81. Mary's County, MI.
JAMES n. GLADSTONE,
JOSEPH +. MORGAN,
Dec. ?, ls69-,f.
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= VALUABLE
I'm FOR SiLB,

III VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
sn'aisi.g $50 To IT'S scrcs. ioca.
- mouth Of the wicomieo On the
- Klvrr, 81. Mary's cosnsy. Nd
q . lind and prcsacti=e and is we'll
g 20 TIE growth of the staple pro.
esthsssethou oftbc State. This farm
seaiS 70 To-. or three steamboat
sses. 80 rpomy
KE2SG HOUSE !!nA
= e. . hrss. BARN. |stik
AHLES, aad other OUT -
isis. There i plenty Of WOOD
NAHsR for the use Of the place and
'e that might be spared for sale The
scert satrrs abound in f.h oyster. and
- towi u season. and can Be bad nj.
Sc ut the landing. II lies Immediately
tae great Duekiag Grounds, {ths Mar.
s.. has fine wster coil eonvenie ut for
sdisg oysters. Is 10 20 thousand bush
Of which might COW he easily and pro-
shly ectded. II desired, the And can
J divide d into tSo sasg Farms, each
lsiss an equal water front. Apy one
As''ng 10 psrcaase valuable place. can
4 Bargain. ss ] sm desircas n moving
the West. Address.
b. CnESELDINE,
+ttH Milestown,
St. Mary's Co..
=. M.
May 10, ls70-tf.
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Weems' Transportation Lin e
OF
STEAMERS.
Summer arrangement.

- 49,
IN and after WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
1870, one Of the Steamers will leave Bal
timose from their wharf. Pier No. g.
~ Light street. foot Of Conway street, re-
ceiving passengers and bass ,ge OILY, every
Wednesday and Friday night Mt 10 o'clock,
for Patuxent River direct, proceeding as far
up ae Hills Landing.
Returning, WILL leave Hills Landing eve
~ Friday morning for Benedict, and leave
BeneJict every Saturday moraing at o'clock
for Baltimore; leave Nottingham every Mon
day morning at o'c.ock fer Baltimore d.
rect: both Steamers calling at all the Land
ings on the River, going aud returning. for
Freight aud Passengers, and at Plum Point
every Saturday and Merday, for Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday morning
at 8 o'clock Tor Patuxept River, via Plum
Poi,.t, proceeding as far up as Benedict.
Returning, leave Benedict every Wednes.
day morning at O'Clock for Baltimore, cal
ling at Plum Point going aud returning.
Leave Baltimore for Plum Point every Fri.
day morning at O'Clock, returning same
day.
Freight received on Wednesdays aud Fri
days, up to 5 O'Clock. at No. Tobacco,
Warehouse Wharf for all landings on the
River, and on Mondays, a: same Wharf. fos
Plum Point and all Landings on the Rivel
below Benedict.
Freight received for Fair Haven daily a
Pier No. 8, Light street, foot OF Conwa,
street.
NJ L WEEMS,
Agent.
Jure %, ls70--tf.
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Use wiNSLow'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
~ the best remedy extant for Dyspepsia, gcu
erai debility, etc, sold everywhere.
Use NCRDOTFS AMARILLO
~ Pills for the cure Of Bilious complaints,
colds, ETC., sold everywhere.
Sc CiSPARS FROST LO7FOy-so
~ everywhere.
BURHoUGH BROS,
Wholesale Druggists,
Light ST. near Pratt ST.
GEO. n. DAVIS,
No. las West Pratt,
BALTIMORE.
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Francis NEALE. j. y. NEsLE
NEALE, HARRIS E. 90.
Commission Merchants,

Sell leaf Tobacco, Grain and all country
produce.
Buy fertilizers and all supplies for farm"-s
No commission charged for buying guano
when funds are IN hand.
may q, ls69-,t.
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II. +. HELMBOLD,

Drag aad Chemieal Warehouse.
go 59i Bro3a,ray. Nee Tork.
E None are seauins unless done up "a
ssesl-engraved wrapper, with fac-simile ri
my chemical wareht NE, and signed y
T HELEBOLD.
May ~, lS5c--iy.
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HELMBOLD'S.

Take no other. Sole by Druggists and
Dealers everywhere. rsics 81 rs per bot
lie. or six bottles Tor So 60 Delivered 20
any Address. Describe symptoms in oh
coinmuuicasiuns. Address
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Et'CLLs s HINKEL, Druggists.
Cure IF Bladder and Kidney A6ecfioN
# Long &anding-Stone Passed

CuTe ~ fEddaer ana hsdHey affection
# Long Sandimg-Stone Passed
and 10 he .Seen.
WEsTPoRT, Conn. September 8. lsG9.
II. 7. HELMBoLp. Esq:
Dear Sir-lr ommerced taking YOUR ..Ex-
tract Of Buchu' about two weeks since for
an AFT ction Of the Gravei bladde. and kid
neys. hare suffered by spells. very much.
for few days past. But yesterday relief
came through the effect of your "Buchu.'
A stone passed from my bladder about the
sizs Of LARGE PEA, and | Low feel perfect
ly well and entirely free from the pain that
have suffered with 80 harG.' 1 attribute
my cure TO your medicine entirely, and
would recommend all persons similarly af-
iccted 10 try it. have great faith in its
curative powers.
Yours. truly,
THOMAS J. BENNET.
REFERS To
Rev. WILLIAM COGSWELT., West
port, Conn.
}. l.. Il. CANNON, Druggist, westport,
Conn.
II. b. WHEELER. Esq, wes.por,,
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq. westport
Cvnr.
or. WAX EMAN, Reading. Conn.
Il. W. CRIMSON, Wholesale Dug.
gs'. New York City; and many others il
necessary.
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4 n 0 :.
bIrION.

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sii.sTaly hne
AH'sS Ihrugls
IL.
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40 . EV great
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ls<l tx,s; - 10
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|'vspe 60.
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Baltimore
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MSfufT-
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
SHT To
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR
| TtflaESiAdR cq$7lAHfTYg
sal.. VIZ, i, Gay, .anr. q
- Aun T. Casic y '.ss3 u
r., WIN. n Gay q az = gsva
!, a. Jas. r, Abail, adur.. Of
"a VIM. B. Guy 4 cshcrs.

|ARDERED. This i9sh day Al Ja'y.
NJ 1910, n.at the sale made ami re.
Ported by jas. y. Abell. Trustee, in this
cause. he ratified and eon6raed. unless
esusr to The ccntrsry Be shown on before
the 10Th day Of August next; provided
oopy OF lshistcrder ler pahlphed in the
st. Mary's Beacon. once . week CIR thrca
successive weeks prior 10 the said l9th
day Of August.
The report states tho amount Of sales
to be 500.
A. J. SPALDING. CT.
JAMES T. YATES. 4. J.
July 81, 1S70-3x. - gu
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bRfsT.
sl'e ssll-
3 river. as.Si
&sre &C l~ss.
Tow~l, sud
! p-ri:iag
&sng..
r Onc-
y cash 90
oa thrrs"s.
|e In two
| Is months
J Ia tc So
Ess The par-
|frov'ti by.
lCst froua The
CR ME-
Trustee.
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FORD,

fryis. Jcseea N
| Hea Ch.Fsnaa
(stA 1sswissi.-
Essa. ID d, Rev
10 Cxsess rasnss
|Rrs Heaxr ssA,-
~ E&sA xN.
NJ.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

A special Woul correspondent writing
from German headquarters, 18th, gives i'm
porant information concerning the move.
mcnts against the army of tho Loire.
The Bavarans are moving from Fontainc.
bleau, towards which point Frederick Charles
is fastening by forced marches Tho Duke
of Mecklenburg reports the enemy as having
just defled towards Chateau Dun and Char.
tres, and arc constantly pushing forward to
occupy Drcux. Con. Danriels hazarded
much in order to deliver the capital placing
the army Of besiegers between two fires but
tho situation is equally critical on the Ger.
man side. At this moment the French army
is falling back on its resources, resisting the
army Of Prince Frederick Charles A sortie
from Paris, combined with ON attack in the
rear from Versailles, is daily expected Tho
Parisians, yesterday, wero attempting to erect
a bridge over the Seipc near Serves, to bo
used in case Of. q. sortic, but have not vet
succeeded,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

THE NEXT House OF REPRESENTATIVE
The Baltimore American says: The thirty
two States which have SO far elected members
Of the House Of Representatives will send ac-
cording to the latest returns received here
-l33 Republicans and 80 Democrats, a Re-
publican majority Of 44. These figures will
not be much altered, if any, by the official
returns Five States-Ncw IIamshire, Con.
nccticut, California, Texas and Gcorgia-cn-
titled to 81 members have yet to hold elcc-
tions. The first four Of these States arc rep.
represented now by ten Republicans and four
Democrats. Georgia is unreprescnted in the
present Congress. IF the Democrats gain one
u Texas, and one in Connecticut, MS they
claim they will do, and if Georgia elects four
Republicans aud three Democrats, az it is ex.
pectcd she will, the next House Of Rcpresen-
tatives will stand l45 Republicans and 90
Democrats, showing Republican majority Of
AZ.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02
The New Movement.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1ST0.-Th o
"Tovenuo reform" movement is topic which
clicits moro comment hero than is probably
imagined elsewhere. The result of the agi-
tation which has commenced on that subject
is looked for with no small degree of interest
and although tho President and members
of his Cabinet affect to ridicue the strength
of tho third party which is rising up to coul-
ploto tho disintegration in the Republicans
ranks, their fears of its influences can by no
means be concealed, and tho efforts of the
Administration this winter will be to counter
act as much as possible the power of Senator
Schurz and other members Of the Republican
party who have taken strong ground not mere.
ly in favor of revenue reform, but in favor
of a total abolition Of all the proscriptve fea
lures Of the Radical party, which, it seems,
the President and the politicians to whose
wlcs he has hopclcssly fallen seem anxious
to prolong until the cud of the present Ad
ministration at least. There are indications
that moro libcrsl Republican policy will
make itself felt in Congress very early in the
present session, which, as may be Judged,
will be confined almost exclusively to western
men. No definite shape can yet be given to
the particular theories upon which the oppo.
sition to the Administration will be based
but they will tc such as to permit co opera
tions with the Conservative element before
the organization of the next House, which
will be in March, unless the recent law chang
ing the time for the meeting of Congress is
repealed. 1t is already suggested that Rep
rcscntativc Logan, of Illinois, will unite
heartily with the opposition to the proscrip.
tionsts. last session he took grounds which
annoyed the Administration and stirred up
the wrath Of Butler and his special parasites.
There is no doubt of a renewal of these differ
cnccs during the present season. The times
will be ripe for all expression of sentiment
by cisaffectcd Republicans, which will cause
an earthquake in the party about New Years
day or shortly afterwards, oven if it docs not
commence as soon as the Presidents message
has been read. The Democrats and Conscr.
vativcs will not be idlo during the winter
but it may be depended upon that they will
act iu everything with dignity and prudence
There will be large number Of mcmbcrs
of the party in Washington, and important
councils will be used during the wintcr.-RicA
mond Dispatch.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

GD- Once upon time, at trial before a
jury, the reputation of certain distinguished
legal gentleman was used for the benefit of
his client The opposing counsel objected
to this. He didn't know any reason why the
gcnteman's client should be invested with
the high character OF his counsel, who, as the
jury knew, was 'thc right bower Of the bar
The latter gentleman was not familiar with
Iloyle, and asked the meaning of the term
right bower 'Why, the biggest knavc in
the pack, responded the sharp counsel
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

DsS- A foreigner who heard of the Yankee
propensity for Dragging thought he would
beat the natives at their own game. Seeing
some very large watcrmclons on n market wo.
mans stand, he exclaimed, "What! dou't
you raise larger APPLES than these in Ameri
ca p The quick wittcd woman immediately
replied, "Anybody might know you Cor
cigncr; thcm's gooscberrics y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

Gf" Do daily and hourly your duty; do
it patiently aud thoroughly Do it as it pre-.
sents itself; do it at the moment, and let its
own reward. Never mind whether it be
known or acknowledged, or not, but do not
fail to it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

E1- A woman applied to a magistrate for
a summons against her ncighbor.
"Shc called me a thief" your honor
Can't make her prove it ?'
"No doubt you could" said the magistrate,
"I think you had better not"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

ne4- In tho counties surrounding Alcxan-
dria, Virginia, great many immigrants have
lntely purchased land, and arc making won
derful improvements. The tide of immgra-
ton continues. Among tho persons who
hovc lately purchased land and settled in tho
vicinity, arc numbers from Pennsylvania,
New York, England and Maryland
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

COOP News. General w. X. Easily,
of Grccnvillc, has recently been to Richmond
on business connected with tho Air Line Rail.
reports, that the company have ample means
at their command, and will certainly finish
the road to this place in twelve months, and
to Grecnvile in eighteen months Spartan,
24W uU
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

DeN. An accident occurred on the Green
vile anl Columbia Railroad this morning to
the upfrcight train. Two cars jumped tho
track about two miles above Aston, and
rolled down the cmbankmcnt The cars
wore badly damaged, but no one hurt. The
down train from Grccnyille was delayed about
an hour and-a half in consequence.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

PnRENoIodY. .-"What a fine head your
boy has" said an admring friend. EYES,"
said the admiring father, she's chip of the
old block; amt you JuhnnyW 81 guess
So" replied the boy, "my teacher said was
young blockhcad"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-12-02

EH~ The German soldiers want to go
home. Christmas is coming, and to Ger.
mans Christmas is more tender tic of sym.
pathy than to any other nation, between
friends and relations.