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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-13
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
The EngIlsh !" Peacs cOmln5ltttlel.ee.'

The English i" Peace COmmittee.''
H.. LONDON, Dec. 0.
The Committee recently: formed in this
city for the purpose Of obtaining the best
possible securities for the continuance oI
peace and unity between England and the
United States, had intended TO announce
a plan ut an earlier date, but have deter
mined now to take no public action pend
ing the settlement Of the Eastern question
Explosion and Great Loss of Life al
sTaoo Birmingham. ,iM1h1l .
The explosion at Birmingham is much
more serious than was at first reported
Another death has occurred, and at least
thirty of the wounded, cannot recover.
Thomas Brpssey, the great railway con
Tractor, died last night, aged 65.
Queen Victoria Is visiting Lady Clar'
endon at WalEord, '.' III, ,.,.. ,,,,'',
The steamship Cuba bas arrived.
The Spanish Depntatlon Received
ha.1 by Their New King. q 4 10
rrp.l 90 amma o.f !Adi TURIN, Dec. 8.
The Spanish dcputati0n were received
to-day by Aosta and the Prince Of Oarig'
N .H F ..I .F.l F||.. loo o. 4 0 d. .I.r.tf
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GOVERNMENT Bonds.

srATE SEcuDrrRs- Missouri, 92K; Tennessee,
old, 81; new, 90, Virginia, nov, GSH; old, O.;
4 STooKs-W6steE Union Telegraph, ,4SH; Adams
RxpEeSS, G5X; Wells, Fargo b Co., 81; American,
York Central, 9a{; DO scrip gl{; Erie, ";
HSflem. I8a Reading, l08k; Michigan Gen.
hi. i0IE; Cleveland j PittS6prgh, IOS; North.
VeStqrn, tx; do preferred, e5k; Rock Island,
iO8i; New jersey Central, l6aK; 81, Paul,
59H; do preferred, siK: WabGsh, blHdo prefer.
red, 70; FOEt Wayne. 9iH; TeEre AGute,, p;
Chicago and Alton, ilG; Ohio j. MlsslSslppl,
SiX; Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati, 81;
Darlington and qnInCy, 1853; .Lake Shore, 9ak;
Illinois Central, 49,
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PhiladIelIphia, NlIaIlrl,et, n,

q. s''' ''0' PHnGDELFHIA, December II.
RLoUR-Dpll and 4OminlV Ohio and Indiana
50 OOC0H Is; lAmilywinteF SS 1905 2S.
a 3I6I Ao Rye, market steady at 9Sc. Corn
dull and unchanged. Oats steady; stats 6S95Sc;
western &8SGc. .aEI MT t-I,i M I
PRoYSICNS,- Neglected. Ness Pork SeO 50,
LArl-PFimO BtN8m l3k 10. lf. ErrG ..1 ... ~
Ons-RatFoleUm unchanged.
WHuKY-ela89e for iron bound and P0C for
wooden bound
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The Broken Gable.
ST. JOINS, New FoUNDLAND,
l- NJ December IL.

" --TT Y wv DeCVHIUUT IL
The Atlantic Gable Company's repair
ing steamer, Robert Lowe, returned here
yesterday, from her attempt to repair the
Atlantic Cable. She will take In coal
supplies and sail again tomorrow.
@ Capt Kerr, II. n, who has for many
years been on the coast Of New Found-
land, making soIndlngS, will go out on
the next cruise. His lsslStancG viii no
doubt be Of great value The weather
.,,o,,tt,,,Io, stSIrH;y ..7I8 = gni.n- rr EuN
COutIuues sUo[Ily' Hgn. af,H u rli p tsuM
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~. CnIoAao. DeOember l9.

FLOURrDull and nominal ..t,.t,..5I
6RAnS-WhCAt; No.2 spring Chicago very
dull, closing at 81 06 this afternoon iArIy active
at 81 OS1l 05X. Corn-NO. Q mlxcd quiet and
ElFln, closing at 43KG for new; this afternoon an
changed. Oats quiet aud frmer; No, 2 at 881j5c,
fresh receipts Rye Dull but hrm at 61IS8BSc.
Barley steady; No. spring At T3c. y'il N"
,Ho0s-D Dressed hogs, A9Kc lower at 7c for
llght 69d hsSyy SS on On an average ttye hDg'
h OATTLE-Mod oderateIy active at 9A@INcnaeA
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Don't Want to be senator. at =
INI CHICAGO, December 19.

Hon. 6. 3. Lawrence, Chief Justice Of
tho Supreme Court Of Illinois, having been
mentioned through several channels as .
candidate for tho U. s. Senate, TO succeed
Mr.. Yates, he has written letter saying
that under no circumstances would he be
a candidate for that position.
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BaItimuoFe Market

FIouR-Dull and unchanged. III .-,. .t.-,f.
GRAIN-WhG9t quiet and unchanged; Ohio and
Indiana 81 891I 10. q C6rn-No' l white T4e;ytl-
low Tsc. Rye-No. 7b0s3cs oats-NOIi1 500
63c.
PRoyEsroNs-Dull; Mess Pork $2i 90. Bacon,
clearrib I4e;; shoulders 1Be; Hams, plaIn'at 19c.
Lard; primo steam 13K FIrtt ~ ts M
WHlsKT-At 9Se. 'usl ,.iyuiuf plrHuiaiA
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Mar ket
NEW YoRK, December u.

l. - t'.'E H't. ... NbW 1oRA' OeCemDeF H.
Gold has been very dull all day, opening at
110k, selling up to ll0K, and closing at the
opening figures. A few loans were made at from
TO peF cent: Ciearancee, about S39OCC0O.
IsSues particularly 20, Money IL easy at from 10
6pcr cent, the latter being the ruling rate. The
stock market has been strong with principal
dealings 10 Western Union, New York Central
CuEitlGs dull, with tho GxeestOn Of Tennessee
which have shown moro activity than for some
time. Y 1881 ''t1i' .fE ~ p. lt'-.
STIRLING BxcHANoE-BHnhcrS bills IOO.
MONET-Market easy, r7-..y,.rl s.. .i.
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TnE oRERLEY COLONY.

The Meeker Colony at Greeley Is flour
ishing. bitches arc ready for Spring ir-
rigation, and forty miles OF fence Is TO be
put up this winter for the protection Of
next seasons productions.
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TRUSTEES SALE Al! E OF VALUABLE

L Land on Caldwell's Run. f'J
BY virtue Of deed Of trust nladO on the 18th
day OF September, A. D. 1869. by Alexander A.
Allison To James p. Rogers, Trustee, aud record.
cd In the ONCE Of the Recorder Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Deed took no 81, pAg0 89I 1
Will sell At public pp6 at Thea front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county, on ,t.U
Thursday, December az, 1870,
At 10 o'clock a. Il, i've acres Of land, 10 the
S8l10 more or less, situated on tho ROdth slde OF
Caldwul's Run and bounded as follows, viz: Be-
ginning at stake on the Fouth side Of the Run,
thence 81 deg. ". II poles to sugar tree corn.
ee 10 Samuel McLure's, thence with McLuEaS
line 4. 10 dUg O. IS poles TO stalks corner " VII
liam Collins, thence with hlA limo n. 81 deg. o.
38H poles 70 the beginning, together with all
privileges, improvements and AppuFteuanceH.
Said deed Ol trust was made 10 BecurU 10 Alex.
andcr Rogers, Of tho city Of Wheeling, the pay.
mcLt Of = debt Of eS8t65, which said debt ID evil.
denced by promiBSaFy nOtG bearing UYon date
with said deed Of trust made by A. Allison
and n: u. Gregg at Wheeling, ". Va, for rald
sum Of $685. 65, payable atthG Wheeling Savings
Institution on the lstday Of April, 1871, value fa.
celyed. The amount OF principal and interest
claimed 70 be due aud unpaid, including interest
to tho day Of sale 10 $i0l. .g5, for which sum the
sale will be made TIE title 10 believed 10 bO un.
exCopIiOnGble. Terms, One.thlEd caSh; balance
In six and twelve monihA with Interest,
noV2leod JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
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AN EARTHQUAKE.

Tho shock Of an earthquake was felt
ut Gordon City, Colorado, on Sunday
morning, which extended southwaFd to
New Mexico.
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The Early History of the ZaHeSSss
T7T1 TVaac Zana...Ct CtZane'B TfacesS

The Early History of the ZaheSs.s
[' Isaac Zane-..st Zane'S Tracs:"
The following paper was contributed
to the Belleiontaine Pies by Judge N. z.
McColl6ch.i Nc are indebted for copy
to Mr.. s. G. McColloch, of Roane county.
gT7l'9Hu Z Ts4Io ZANE. I'HJ
Being requested by Hon. A. 9. Good,
man, Secretary, Of the W. r. HiStorical
Society, through Judge Lawrence Of Ohio,
to furnish biographical sketch Of "Isaac
Zane and his brother, as also q history o.
what Is known as ZaneS Trace IN Ohlp," :"
/, give you the following sketch foE p1bll-
Gallon. | approach this subject with more
deli6lCy, owing TO the long lapse OF time
since tho occurrence Of events sought 70
be known, and Of my inaccurate knowl'
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HH8 Iat6st{N85Wvs
,doTHEsFARaWEsT. :
raE SALT LAKE SILVER MINES. '

ooq TIE SALT LAKE SILVER NENEs.V .
OMAHA, Dec. 12. ,
The silver mines near Salt Lake are
drawing great numbers Of people there.
Il Is claimed that there will be ten thOus-
and Genti.es in the city and mines about
next season., Three smelling furnaces are
heinp bnilt. +
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Family Cases. IN ocGoswltn |
8S large 3 dram walls, containing tho above
lIst, with book Of directions complete, GIG GO g
80 . .lnpaper case, with book, ,r.,",. 3 %
= VETERINARY -sP ECIFICs.
Case Of 10 l.oz viAls, In lnId, 100 doEeS each,
with manual OF directions, giving full
account Of all diseases Of HoTBeg.Cattles
Sheep, Dogs and Hogs, With ftdll' dlreeA -
lions for use, In neat walnut case, COM -
plete. ...... ....!,.,........,,,..$lO w
- POXD'J EXTRACT, ,l r-pv I.
Cares .PlIeS, Neuralgia, TOOthAShe, Bleeding
OF The LuugS, stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Burns, Bruises, LAmeHeSG. SpFalnH. RheumA'
tISni, Sore ThrOAt, sore Eyes, B0llSi cernE,
Ulcers, DID Sores. The Best Family Medicine
GST FEieS, Coz. Soe., Pint, 81 90, Quarts 81 70.
~ These Remedies, except. PONDS EX.
TRACT, BY the case or single box, arc sent to
any partOE the country, by mall or expressi tree
~ * StSe' on mi MFeceIpt 81 he price, t3J!'St (.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
Oflce and depot, No. $50 BROADWAY, New York.
,ipI Hurnphreya Isconsulted dail ' LAt his once,
personally or by letter, as above, for oil forms o.
disease. If,yl a" rr', ysi we " ~
FoRsALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ~ .
nov2i.cod&W -. L.. IL
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DUPONT GUNPOWDER AGENCY
~ The undersigned y tho sole Agent ~ ,H I'M, !,
ths Celebrated Du POpt Powder Mills; lm qpSt
ityis ur1cduhllc In this country, as evidenced by
tssts made by the United States Government.
He keeps a. all times large stock IN maya Ig
PiaStIn1 and Mining Powder all In Metallic
HeeS.u SpoFtlng Powder in Canisters. All ol
which will be sold to the trade as low ~ the
S1me can ba hAdin the West.
&c has portable magazines Of different Sizes 10
ahib by Rail or Boats. gee
Orders solicited. 1rr...., o..
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c1M1LrA s1MILIBUs dURANTUR
OuJ HUMPHREYs''a III"

Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple=PromptG.,E Eficicnt
and Reliable. They are the Best Family ,MedI.
Cines In use--so simple that mistakes Ic9p1okb DO
made In using them 40 harmless as to be free
from danger, and 80 ciileientas TO be always re:
lIa0le. They y,hayerecelvc the highest eommen;;
dalton nom tho Thousands who hAvGlong used
and known them and will always render salts.
action 10 those who Try them. b-- poo- i'ai /.
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Iaooaa s-texsass.
New Advertisemessts,

= q. T. +. b.
School for Young Ladies s--B. r.
Stuart, = fincipal. 81
7 Notice II. N. Withers, Secretary,
! s' Fresh Ale just receiyedsat ii. w.
Dosportes. SSg &s.8 s.f95
10 Physicians. 355
Goodipg, Stuart5& - IS, ofSr 4 most.
delicious beverage in the shape Of
Raspberry Cordial, (which is certainly
good, as efrm very kindly presented
us swith aglas, md We have tried it.
L Sec their advertisement,
4 Notice to Tax Payers--John w.
Clarke, County Trcas.I7@s
!. Established in 1856 Charles Null
&sler.; oss3 s
Administrators Nttice-~John q.
IIagood, Adn'r. ..s{f q.
s$3 lEsstraye ed sorSS tolene4H Henry J aoobs.
Citation Nv. N: Nelson, Probate
Judge. s
asJpst Received edr-Bacot & Co. 81
For Sale--J. p. Macfc.
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Shaking and Bu ming,

1t is not necessary TO journey from The
tropics 10 Alaska in order 10 experience .hc
extremes Of heat and cold. Thousands
undergo all !he inconveniences Of this lher-
mometricnl change every day, or every other
day. ~ tho case may be, without The irou.
bic Of moving, oyer the threshold. a word
with these iavolm!ary shakers What are
thcy doing TO expedite their return TO
medium temperature ITO break the ohilis
and Danish the fever? Are they dosing
themselves with 1unire. thereby impe:iinc
the soundness of their bones md nrairing
the vigor of their brains aud nervous sys.
lcm? Some Of them are, no doubt. but not
the majority Of them. il is believed. The
value of llos'cltcr's Stomach Bitie,s as n
harmless amt certain specific for fever an
ngue is understood and nlpreciatei in alt
paris oil the country where inirrmittcnts
prevail The residents of such localities
begin TO take il early in the spring ms
protection against the miasma by which
hey nre surrounded: not all of them, per.
hnps. for n blind adherence 10 error is the
Speolal'y Of some people. but tho greater
number. #ss -NF.
If there is any fixed fnct in therapeutics.
II is this: that the liittcrs nrc far better
safeguard against all the varieties of peri.
odic ma!adies produced by tnwholcsome
oxhrlntons than any drug or, compound in
the matcria mcdich Of the pro ion. This
assertion is, made with ali due rcspcct to
ihe faculty, hut being an important truth.
an one TINT nearly concerns tho health of
large settlements in various parts of the
country. and indeed OF tho public ut large,
i" is made fcarlessly. Founded on ample
and unmpeachable testimony, i, deiics dis
approval, Essis.
10 break up chils and rrvcrs. as we'll as
to prevent them, thero is rothing 90 rrlia.
bic rs this wholesome vegetable rcstora,
i've. g.r.i may Balm.
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the Rich,n os,d Calamity.

The news Of The terrible catastro-
phe at Richmond, Virginia, will cx.
cite the profound sympathy Of ou.
readers, for the sufferers, their ,rela.
tions and friends. The accident was
occasioncd by the falling of, the gal
,lery of tho old, Senate Chamber, now
Z used for its sessions by the Virginia
Court Of Appeals, !, Many perso,s had
assembled to hear the decision in the
Cahoon- Ellyson Casa case of much
public interest the,hoor gave
way beneath the enormous weight,
and fell about twenty feet to the
ground floor, and carried with it the
assembled throng. Fifty six persons
were instantly killed by the fearful
occurrancc and several others mortal
ly wounded. Our whole community
will dcplore the appalling calamity.
Our rcaders retain in their bosom's
core grateful remembrance of tho
many acts of kindness, hospitality
and sympathy shown by the citizens
OF Kiohmond to our suffering soldiers
during the cent war. We tender
the coincidence Of our community to
the bereaved and agonizcd sufferers.
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Augusta trains at Chester, going up
and coming down.
Feed your poultry on raw onions
chopped fine, mixed with other food,
about twice a week. The Stock Jour
nal says that it is better than q dozen
cures for! chicken cholera. 1t says
also, that pulycrized charcoal, given
occasionally, is preventive of putrid
affections, to which fowls are subject.
f Bridal tours on street cars are said
to be quite fashionable in Baltimore.
Tho Abbevillc Press and Banner,
OF the 22d inst, learns that the Epis-
copal Church building at Wilmington,
in that District, under tho pastoral
charge of Rev. 0. II. Porcher, was to-
tally destroyed on Friday night last,
22d inst. It was tho work of an in
:oendiary.
The Charleston Courier of Mon
day, was draped in mourning for tic
death Of Richard Ycadon, Esq, one of
,thesproprietors.
Tcsa.os7 black silk, sponge :. With
alcohol diluted with water, and iron
it on the wrong side.
10 preserve silks laid away, wrap
them in soft white muslin, and put
Jumps of gum camphor in the trunk
with them.
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A Family Medicine.


We call the special attention of our
readers to the advertisement of that
favoritc home remedy, Perry Davis
Pain Killer. 1t has been before the
public over thirty years, and proba-
bly, has n wider and better reputation
than any other proprietary medicine
of the present day. At this period
there are but few unucquaintcd with
the merits Of the Pain Killer: but
while some cxtol it as liniment, they
know but little of its power in easing
pain when taken internally with great
success, but are equally ignorant of
its healing virtues when applied ex>
tcrnally. fWo therefore, wish to say
to'all that.it is equally successful
whether used internally or externally,
and it stands to-day, unrivalled by all
the great catalogue of Family mcdi-
cines. 1t is sufficient evidence of it's
virtues as a standard medicine, to
knew that it is now used in all parts
of the world, and that its sale is con.
stantly increasing. No curative agent
has had such widespread sale, or given
such universal satisfaction. 1t is a
purely vegetable compound, and per-
fcctly safe, in unskilful h.nds.
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STAR SPANGLED BANNER.

a large 4O.eolumn paper, Lcdqer size, H.
lustrntca Devoted to sketches, poetry,
Wit, hnmor, genuine fun, nous nsc (or II scn.
slbie kind and 10 the exposure Of Swim
ding, humhugs, &c, Only 70 cents year,
aud superb engraving "Evangclinn,n |
ZS2 feet, gratis, 10000 circulation.
Money refunded to all who nsk it. 1t, is
w,de-nwakc, icar,css, truthful Try it now.
10 cts. n yenr. Specimens free. Address
banner" iiindsd sdale n H. Ir. .aE
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New Book.
-Eo .A- slE.N1.IITHs@s. .

Inventors who wish to take out Letters
Patent are advised 10 counsel with MUM s.
Co., editors OF the Scientific American, who
have prosecuted claims before The Patent
Office for over twenty years. Their Amc.
rlcan and European Patent Agency is he
most extensive in til" world. Charges les :
han any other reliable agency. 4 pamph-
Is sent gratis.
MUM u CO., 81 Park Row, n. Y.
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Sugar Cane and Sorghum Mills

Evarorators and Horse Powers, cmbody-
ing all.lhc recent improvements aud taking
the lead Of every kind in thc market. Man.
uiactnrcd by Geo. l.. Squicr " Bro, Bulla-
10. New York. Either Sugar or Sorgo
Manuals Cor 1870 sent free
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The Riverside.

: l. I : Z
.aSchooPs Oup is the picture which
ffoptsSthe May "Riyerside, "a. par
eel of children racing down hill,-
and the number hints at a general
frolic and at school things toe for
1here are stories by Mr.. Stockton,
"The House that John built" and by
Miss Hall an amusing story by Anne
Silycrnail, "Baby Nannic,' with
drawings by the little artists fairy
poem and picture by Miss Bishop,
with abundance of riddles and char
AIDES while Mr.. Jacob Abbott tells
elbow Railroads are made" The nun.
ber has the breath of May in it.
Yearly subscription $3.50, Publish
ed by Uurd and Houghton, N. Y.
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i. Fortune TELLING Cards.

Tell any persons .ag e, tic amount Of
money In their pock cts, tho number
thought Of, etc. Mailed to 'ny address for
10 cts. Address Grey s. Co., Publishers,
forkvillc, $. G.
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"TIe Little Gorporal.,

The Little Corporal for May comes
in good time. Fresh as the flowers
and as bright as the spring time--full
of good things for the children and
for all who love children. Great i'm
provements are promised in the al
ready charming magazine. Sewell g.
Miller, Chicago, Illinois.
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Securities more in demand. Exchange
fnvoring buyers. Money easier. Bank
rates IT, cent. n month on Stock colatcr.
ais. Gu, sidc rates arbitrary. Bank notes
stngnant. s'a . 'af
*H'ils marked thug (') are heng redeem
cd nj the Bank Counters of each.
ion 80
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MIR. VVhGeEeT's Gallery. q

The Photographic gallery of this
gentleman reveals the fact that heli>
doing good business, and ia rcceiy-
ing q Just need of appreciation from
our citizens. This gallery is located
IN the extreme sopthern business por-
tion,of our town, in the, building
known as thc "Woodward store"
where he will be pleased to sec those
who desire to take a s'sot."t His pic.
lures give general and hearty salts
faction. ,yr:e, 5.nt
Those wishing woik done in the
most artistic style will not fail to call
at the Photographic Gallery of. Wren
& Wheeler. @s. @'&2@HNsz %@tiA
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New Advertisements.
ESTABLISHED 183O.l
WEIGH s. GRIFFITHS,
"a IFS ! 4 J~EC ,StIV

Sd us ! A>rES! 81 IVS!
Saws Of all descriptions. Axes, Boiling
and mill furnishings. Circular Saws with
solid Teeth, or with Patent Adjustable
Points, superior to all Inserted Ceelh Saws
Bsas" Prices Rcouctd. "tfSu -a
Send for Price List and Circulars. "Usu
a" ~ WELCH & 0RiFFITIIS,
Boston Mass, or Detroit, Mich
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S,IRANEDOR STOLEN,

yHROM the subscriber on Monday 18Th
Il inst, q Red Deifcr. three years old
with white stripes on the right hmdleg
JUS, abovclhc .hoof. Five dollars will be
given FOR her return. if -strnyed, and if
stolor, Fihecn Dollars with proof to oon-
vict the thief.
npl so-x2+2 a.: HENRY JACOBS.
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Parties

Having Palmetto Trees will hear of some
thing greAtlyto their advantage by cnclos-
ing 81 to Il. l.. Williams. Andearicd, Car.
bont'o., Pa. .-''
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Special NoTic&. ITO parties ihss want of
nors, Sashcs md Blinds, We refer to The
advertisement Of p. p. Toale, the large
mannfncturer of those goods iii Charleston,
Price list furnished on application.
july 20.-9m 1Naia "F""
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BOARDING..

Those desiring cheap and comfor-
table boarding and good fare, arc
referred to. Mr.. Fl. B.. Mem astsrs ad-
vcrtisement.
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ESTABLISHED 1859.

1> | RESPECTFULLY in sEAaaEa,
S/na form tho citizens of 81 wv
Winnshoro and Fairfield District, that l
have n, full assortment Of Wal ches, Jewelry,
Clocks. lSpeotaclcs. So, always or hand.
AMI will sell nt the lowest prices, and would
rcspco fully ask, tho continuance Of the
patronage Of my old friends and Gust omers
All goods warranted as represented. i am
prepared 10 do all kind of Watch and Jew
&lry work and have always q good stock Of
mai erinl on hand, and will guarantee salts
faction. All work warranted. '
~ gsHanE CHARLES MULLER,
Second door from Col. Rion's Oiiioo.
apl 30 as, I#a!.E E.,.is. isss 4tf,r. i.w ts
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small proportion of spirit. It is moro
palatnble than any now in use.
Bnchu,. rs prepared by Druggists, Is Of n
dark color. 1t Is n plant that en,its L.,
tragrahce; the notion Of flamo destroys
this ,tits. .ae!lye pripoiplc), leaving q dark
and glutiipoue deooction:, Mine is tho .oolor
Of ingredients. The Buohu in my preparp.
ton predohinates; tho smallest quantity Of
the other ingredients nre added. 70 prevent
ietmentati6n upon inspection, II will be
found not to boa Tincturs, as made in
PharmaoopGa, nor is Il n Syrup-and
therefore, can be used IN cases where fever
or inflammation exist. In this, you hare
the knowledge Of the ingredients aud tho
mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il wf.ha tri-
al, aud TINT upon inspection 1t will meet
with your appreciation,
With feeling Of confidence.
am, very respectfully,
II. T. HELMBOLD,
- Chemist and Druggist,
Of l6 Years Experience.
.