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By BOWERS & SILCOX.

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY NEXT,
w 25th instant, In front Of the Old Postonice,
corner OF East Bay and Broad streets,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, situated In Marsh street, No. :. Lot 40
feet front, by 100 feet deep, more or less. Build
ing contains square rooms, piazza on south side,
with good Kitchen and outbuIldlngs, and good
Blacksmith Shop.
Terms-One-half cash; balance In one year,
secured by bond and mortgage. Building to be
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
B. & S. for papers and stamps. jan22
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mg- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and oil kinds Of WRAPPING PAPERS, so to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. c..
decli 6mOS
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By 2. D. OAKES.

TSTATE SALE BY ORDER OF THE
L EXECUTOR.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, 27th instant, at the
Old Postofllce at II O'Clock,
That well-known BUSINESS STAND situated
at the northeast corner OF Broad and King streets,
occupied for many years by james Smith COL
burn and now by Mr.. Muller as Family Groce-
ry The Building Is OF brick, three stories high
anil substantially built. Lot i3 feet inches on
Broad street, and 81 feet inches on King street.
ALSO
The three.story BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING on the east side OF King street, next north OF
the above. Lot 25 feet inches front and 43 feet
inches In depth.
ALSO,
The two.story BRICK BUILDING, Nos. ISL and
1S9. west side OF King street, below Broad. The
lower part occupied as Dry Goods Store; the
upper part as Dwellings. Lot 10 feet front and 43
feet in depth.
Conditlons-Oncthird cash; balance In one,
two and three years, with interest payable semi
annually, secured by bond and mortgage OF the
property; buildings 10 be kept insured and policy
assigned. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps jan22
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By LOWNDES & GRINIBALL.
By A. C. McGILLIYRAY.

FXTENSIYE AUCTION OF HORSES
L and Mules at the Mills House Stables, Chal.
mers street.
Viii positively be sold WEDNESDAY next, oeth
instant. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
20 fine HORSES and MARES saddle and draft,
warranted.
ALSO,
25 head young, well-broken MULES warranted.
inn24
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RETURN OF THE CHAPMAES.-The Academy
of Music vim be graced tonight by the reappear-
.ance on the boards OF the Chapman Sisters,
Blanche and Ella, whose acting together with
Bishop, the incompatible comedian, carried
Charleston by storm some weeks since. The
Chapmans come prepared at this visit to win new
laurels and to make the good people Of Charles
ton feel that "'tis better to laugh than be cry
ing" by introducing each night an entirely new
programme, in which comedy and buriesque,
dance and song, fun and music, are elegantly
blended. The winning manners Of the Sisters
have already gained them an enriable repu-
tat,on among our theatre nabitues and their
return to Charleston will be matter OF
.contratuation to all who can appreciate true
talent. Bishop Is so great favorite, and
his ludicrous imPersonations are so irresistlbly
funny that every one who has seen him will not
lose the opportunity OF witnessing his versatility
in his different roles. The stock company that
accompany the Chapmans is unusually good, and
includes many superior actors. The play to-
night will be Joan OF Arc,'' In which Blanche ap
pears Us Joan, the female warrior, Ella as King
Charles Of France, and Bishop as the Duke of
Burgundy. The musical extravaganza known as
s.Shoo Fly Don't Bodder Me- will be introduced
to the Charleston public for the first time by Miss
Blanche Chapman and Mr.. c. B. Bishop. The
laughable farce OF lone Thousand Miliners Want
ed" will conclude the evenings entertainment,
and will hardly fail in bringing down the house.
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CIT Y A FF A | R S .
Meetings This Day.

Friendship Lodge, at P. NJ.
Washington Artillery Friendly Society, at
p NJ.
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mS- THE BANK OF HA8IBURG.-BE-
ING appointed as the Receiver of the Hamburg
Bank, by his Honor Judge PLATT, Judge OF the
Second Circuit Court, notice is hereby given, to
ali whom it may concern, that shall attend, for
the discharge OF my duty, on and after the 18TH
OF JANUARY, 1870, at my office in Hamburg, to
receive all claims, assets, or information con-
nected with said Bank. FRANK ARNIM,
jano0 oI Receiver.
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@UsE JOHN DWIGHT & CO..
SCPER-CARB. SODA the best for housekeepers.
Established 1916. sept27 m6mosDtC
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ASSIG NEE'S ALE.
n In BanEruptCy-In the matter OF William
Knots, Bankrupt, ex parte c. b. Glover, As
sgnce.
trlct Court Of the United States for the District Of
South Carolina, will sell at public auction, at
Orangeburg Courthouse, on MONDAY, the 7th day
OF February next, at the usual hours oil sale,
The REAL ESTATE OF the said bankrupt, situ-
ated In Orangehurg and Lexington Countless con-
sisting OF about seven thousand (Io0e) acres OF
Land.
The said Lands will be sold In various parcels,
p]ats of which will be exhibited on day Of sale.
Terms OF sale-One-third cash; balance on O
credit OF one and two years, purchasers giving
bond and mortgage, with q covenant OF resale on
failure OF the conditions OF the bond, and to pay
for papers and stamps. G. b. GLOvER,
Assignee in Bankruptcy Of William Knots.
jan20 II
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o-
THE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The Sunday schools connected with Trinity, Bethel
and the Spring street churches met at Trinity yes
tertay afternoon to celebrate their annual union.
Long before the exercises commenced every
seat in the body Of the church and in the galleries
was filed, and the chairs placed down the several
-aisles were speedily occupied. The pews in front
oi the pulpit were assigned to the schools, who
also formed the choir In the singing. The chairs
in the pulpit were occupied by Bishop Wightman
and the clergymen OF the several Methodist
churches, while the seats in front were occupied
by the president Of the Sunday School Union and
the superintendents.
The exercises were opened with the hymn, 81
Love the Sabbath School, which was sung in
unison by the scholars, the young voices swelling
lou& and clear through the sacred building. After
the reading of the Scriptures by the Rev. ]. NJ.
Wightman and prayer by the bishop, the vel
come address was delivered by Master G. L.
Dantzler, OF Bethel School. The reports Of the
superntendents Of the three schools were then
read, showing an increased attendance, and
greater interest than was manifested at the pre-
yious report. The number Of children in the
Sunday School Union was SIS, and $500 had been
expended for books and other purposes.
Speeches were made by Master Walter NJ.
Whitehead, Of Trinity, on Sunday School adran-
tages.' By Master J. T. W. Flint, OF Bethel, on
the "Triumphs OF Messiah. A dialogue entitled
"a Reluctant Scholars was well delivered by
Masters Jas. Il. Speren, Jos. E. Hutson, and Geo.
L. Sigwald, OF Spring street school.
The closing speech was made by Master RIillard
c. Moore, OF Trinity, little prattler whose pleas
ing. childish accent gave his piece "If you love
us, show it-show it," more prominence than
those delivered by the elder scholars.
The report of the president Of the Union, Mr.. F.
r Pelzer, was then read, showing that the Union
was in prosr erous s:ate, with q good attendance
otthe different Schools and an increased interes,
in both parents and pupils.
The hvmn, marching Home" was then sung
hv the schools, after which an able and eloquent
address, was delivered by the Rev. T. E. Wanna
maker pastor OF Bethel. The exercises wer'
closed by the hymn, "our Glorious Home,'' ant
the benediction.
The singing throughout the exercises was con
,rcteo by the children, whose united voices pro
idol fine effect. They were led by Mr. IL. Z
pdmonds and the mclodeon played by Miss Mar.
r ,rroupls, OF Trinity Sunday School,
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5perial Notices.


10 CONSIGNEES PER BRIG JOSIE
A. DEyEREAUX, from Boston, are hereby noti
fed that she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at
Brown 4 Co.'S Wharf. All Goods not taken away
ut sunset will be stored at owners risk and ex,
pense. NJ. GOLDSMITH son,
jan24 Agents.
@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER
FALCON, from Baltimore. are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY discharglng cargo at Pier
No. /, Union Wharvcs AL goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at consgnees' risk.
M0RDECAI & CO.,
jan241 Agents.
@-CONSIGNESS' NOTICE.
NEES per Schooner KATE E. RICH, from Boston,
arc hereby notified that she Is THIS DAY discharg-
ing Cargo Mt Adger's North Wharf, Coos not call
ed for before sunset will be stored at their risk and
expense. Claims positively not admitted after
goods leave wharf.
jan24 WILLIAM ROACH / co.
mD- NOTICE. = CONSIGNEES PER
Steamship SARAGOSSA are hereby notified that
she is THIS DAY dlscharging cargo at Wander
horst's Wharf Goods not removed by sunset,
will bc left on wharf or stored at expense and
risk of consignee. RASENEL & CO.,
jan241 Agents.
@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
TENNESSEE from New York, are notified that
the Cargo is being discharged at Pier No. .,
Union wharves. AL goods uncalled for at sunset
will he stored at tile expense and risk of owners
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
jan24 Union Wharves.
@- JOHN STANTON VS.. N. A. ROOK,
ADMINISTRATORS OF BERNARD RoDD1N, DE-
CEASED, ET AIN EQUlTY.-Pursuant to the
order OF Court In this cause the creditors Of BER
NARD RODDIN, deceased, are required to prove
their claims before me OH or before tine first Mon
DAY OF March next. WILLIAM ]. GAYER,
jauol fmws Special Referee.
zS- IF YOU WANT Law BOOKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, go to EDWARD
PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street. opposite Charles
ton HOTEL Charleston, S. c. decl4 6mos
n@-NOTICE OF DISAIISSAL.-NOTICE
is hereby given that THOMAS E. SCREvEN, Ex
ecutor OF the will of THOMAS E. SCRETEN, will
fle q final account and apply for final discharge
of himself rs representing the said THOMAS E.
SCREvEN, deceased, committee OF JOHN DC.
POST. on account of his administration Of said
Estate of JOHN DUPONT, thirty days from this
""''' ' THOMAS E. sCREvEN,
ian1O m4* Executor.
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IF YOU WANT NOTE, LETTER AND
CAP PAPERS and ENVELOPES, go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel
Charleston S. c. decl4 6mOS
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TF YOU WANT PAPER BAGS, FLOUR
SACKS, and Bags of every description, 60 to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. C. decl4 6mos
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CRrMBs.--The chancel of ST. Paul's Church
was draped in mourning on Sunday, in memory
of the late pastor. Dr.. Hanckel.
The remains of Samuel Murray, who was burnt
to death on the goth, were inferred Mt Magnolia in
the Masonic grounds by st. Andrews Lodge.
The proposed reading room is designed for the
wcrIngmcn, and not for any union.
The Rev. DR.. Lord has resigned the rcctorshlp
OF ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, and the congrcGa-
tion have rendered a call to the Rev. c. p. Gads-
den, of ST. Lukc's, which it is stated has been de.
clined.
That beautiful and expressive melody, "Shoo
fly, don't boddcr me- Will be rendered at the
theatre by the Chapman Bishop Troupe
The scaffoldng in- front of Messrs. Bolmann
Brothers new store, north of THE NEWS Office has
been removed and the building presents fine,
bold appearance, anu is quite ali ornament to the
street.
DEATH OF A UNITED STATES OFFICER.-Ma-
jor George Burroughs, OF the engineer corps of
the United States army, but attached TO the 9th
Lighthouse District with headquarters at this port,
died on Saturday night. The Major left on the
schooner Narragauset q few days since on sur
veying tour, and when in Bulls Bay was taken
seriously i'll. The services Of physician from Nc
Cellansville were procured, who accompanied the
schooner on her return to Charleston. Major Bur-
r0ushs received every attention, but expired on
Saturday evening about O'Clock short tine
after the arrival OF the vessel at this port. The
body was embalmcd by the army surgeons and
taken to the United States Hospital, in Tradd
street, to await directions from the family. Be-
fore embalming, the body was much aiscolored,
but this soon disappeared and the corpse assumed
a llfelike appearance, Major Burroughs had been
on duty in Charleston for some time, and boarded
at the Pavilion Hotel. Ills family are at present
in Washington. but had been expected to join him
at this place in few weeks.
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misrcllaneons

TF YOU WANT THE CELEBRATED
CARRIERS WRITING and COPYING INK
combined go to
EDWARD PERRY.
No. 1855 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. &. decl4 6mos
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By r. M. MARSHALL G. BRO.

Mount Pleasant, January, 1870. ' janM al IS fe62
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BY virtue OF an order of sale In the above cause
to me directed by the Hon. R. B. Carpenter, Judge
OF the ,'aurt Of Common Pleas for the First CIR.
cult sit. ug in Equity, will, on THURSDAY, the
10Th day OF February, 1870 Offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the Old Postoffice, foot OF Broad
street, In the City OF Charleston, at II O'Clock A.
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paatlr,ore cattlc Markets. :
EAL7IHosE, December :


IB EE-Ftc Ar 7 LE-priccs to-day
ranged as follows: Old CoHs and Scala.
wags at 6 50a4 90; ordinary thin steers.
,oscn.and.cows st,4 00a5.00J fair TO good
stock cattle at . 00sG 00;"fair quality
Escycs II I Uoas 90; ami The very best
Bcetes at S-Gsas IS per- 100. pounds.
.hc average prise baius sbout,5 75'gross.
The market To-day gaS without activity
at dcclinc ot2 cents por. 100 pounds
on tue rates Of last neck, closing very
dull =, =. s'a. j,
y sliEEp. Tile mark. during tho
psst week has been Gully moderately sups
Piled witt, Sheep. aud for good and extra
qualities sc no.ice 4 decided improve
men. 10 rates. Prices to-day ranged as
.r.llowss, al 5ai0; ccn,s per found, the
latter p,ics being for a very. superior lot
Of sheep, weighing l55 pounds per head.
HOGs.-Yhe'supply during the pas,
week las been largsly in excess of,h&d
maid, md tic market is very dull.
Price, 10. day ranged rs follows: Fair to
good Pas2llogs at 10 25a4 % pef1o0
pounds net. e.
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HoLrDAr PHgtISrs FOR ALl-can be
found at Parker 4 Cos, 9s and 100
Summer Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
10 enable every person to provide them
selves with handsome and useful holiday
presents, from now until the 29lh Of jan
uary, 1870, these gentlemen will Issue
large eisht.pagil~ catalogues of all tAc
Lowest md best Novelties in sucl, goods
as fancy boxes, desks. glove boxes, albums
in morocco, gil. aui velvet biniinsa, real
morocco shopping bags, furnished rc,i-
eulcs, silssrplatei ware and cutlery Of all
descriptions, the latest styles Of jcwc!ry,
in geld, ,eorasl,an, jet, shell, elfuscan,
carbuncls and'l'air, dry goods, &C., &C.,
and hundreds Of the latest md best pub
l;shed hooks. They arc giving 0S;
liusDrxp I,cKtrs to t'ery one Who will.
become their agent, without charging
them 10 cents eaeh Us heretofore. Read.
the change in their advertisement 10 an.
other column, and scul for catalogue. y
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CHRISTMAS in Weston wss not rtmar.
kab!c for It's lirsliness. During the week
The merchants were favored With "fusht'
in their line; snl.he evenings were made
r'rssaat to many Of tic young people by
partic, given ,o,ihein by some Of our ollcr
citizens. Whisky was apparently used
only In small quantities. as no. arrest.
uctal made. nor .did &c ttl.sr 80, sslii !.
f,ailss b! dtantsBre.s.
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------E-.---- -
ADJ REFRESHMENTS.

z z. ---~--s-.---S->-.->>
s 7i Esxi &C GOMEZ %kss VIRGINIA. ,o.w,t:
70 L,vi Il. Warner, Thon,a. u Warner
and A,isiin Wilson, Frco.holders Of
said County. '' ,...-,i
rotasmnth As EMANUEL Bos.cr has this day
riycn Information 10 me Justice Of sa'd county
that hc did Oil the 9Th day Of September. 1869
Oh his land Ia sail county, take up mn Es..ay
,cer, sou .urc hareby. co,,nalidcd, after YOU
shall have been sworn for That pu:puse, well and
truly view and arrrasc tlIeNtil steer, and ccTti.
IS under ycnr hsEds, tue ra,ie u The said steer
together with prlicnlar description o. lie kind,
marks, brand, stature. color and age thereof,
aud make rctnta, together with Il is warrant 10
the clcrS ttihe Circtii: court Of said county, Of
sueh your certificate 0fSaluation and description
Given under ny hand, this 20 day Of
October, 1860. ~ ii. ~ d.
W II MI COW fo.t;.a
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1cr.-,ft TIRE informed ~ Mr. Fred
i,rinkin.n, that a fex days sso luck
uheat gentleman. whiic passing along the
pike near the teli.gats. suddenly tisap.
p.ared ia Tie mud. No:hiDg bs. Ills hat,
Sllic. the viswers valso al 10 cents, was
left. Any friends Of the deceased ran have
/. s. srslying at Mr. Li,riasmau's store.
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"wnsss do you tuy your snuff" said
ano laav snrif taker to another tlio other
jan: III they werc enjoying d social "rnt"
together. "Ntliy, ut Sni,ll 4: Dents Of
.sUnrIsd sas tie reply .'t'iey Always give
mo more and better article for ton ecu.s
thaa / r.n g., ny sAsie ct,iasawta.'f
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

! ---=-------5tz---T-fT
ATuTlcE'T0 BUILDERS.
| II Tlls gIGsFs!s;,aIr .yhp. Nss, en,iss 18th
aay OFF, I,crcWbcr, lsja, appointed b. iis Su.
fpervisnrs ii 'I.e%Is tuunh 10 contract for THE
ker.,,ion of -----,' = -'7,i--'7'- ,r-TEs
EFlyE' ONE-SrOgYl HEWEDlsLoG
HOUSES.
and ans hss5. on..hsf-i hal stories high, upon
The County Poor Farn,, hereby gives nolicc thai
| hs wiIl receive $<.4lge7s
,''Dip SEALED PROPOSALS.
Tor building ofthe sarle. until Thursday, the
6li, lay Of January, lsi0,atwhieh tisiet on lhe
sud Poor Tarnl; w!llc.i!, situated on 'Stonerdhl
creek, IN said county, and is part of the 'busi
Farm, sail contracts will be sawurdsl. !: lsd'
pav le male for QUE ormore % sale, bll!tllss;.
Plans a,n' specifications can 10 obtained O.
any o;hSr ig!ormat;c HAT may be desired Wy
addressing the undersigned Contractory 10
siTc bond with approved security, conditional
%. ll,l completion Of Gehopsc or houses ,Fceer-
ding 10 tie specifications, on or before INC lCti
tay Of APRIL, lsIo. -: -, "
TERMS OF ,PAyMENT-CASH
on Completion and reception Of tho work. ilyThs
tiw,bc. necessary for erection Of said buildings
10 lie lakcdffot t!rs Poor farm. Tie tight is
rc:sssla 10 reject any or all bids.
5 80 ~ ALSO, - - ., 49,. '
Proposals. vii! bereceiv.d.. for. making. And
laying upa sutiicicn! Eumbcr Of fruce.rails TO
e,co>e ten acres of laud-Iiie timber 10 be takra
s,anting on the'laTEi. Por further particulars,
address, W. V. .CnlDESTER,.
dec2u s. Big Skin Crock, w. Va.
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parcoc,or.. During Il recent Sunday
School cxani.na!ion at one Of the churches
in this place, "a. of,h; ministers prs.sn.
(R.v. Mr.. Marrsy) asked class Of lisde
boys tie question: "H'ha. is the chief
end Of man p silcnce re;srcd supreme
for mciu.n:; until one little specimen
OIL tho back sea! cried ou. 80 vile, MIR.
Mdrr,y." Thta.t;eaily speaking, he
"vsessAt dosa thc house.
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,,i1CoSrSDsun By clergyman alta diuuss
,tpirtJ ::'".Wthy don't they build mills on
iaths IoHsr Mississippi =. Ansres "Dau
,s't.tts5S e,,ft.." Response byra lady ofthe
psrty: "Why docs tLud devil never sta.s Z
"a Answsr: low III II IL can lt;"
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Fss.os.1tD..-Dutins tho holidays, ".
were pleased 10 meet with s,any old
friends, al ufwhum had. "coinc. home 10
spend Christmas Among otlcrss We
noticed A. i. Saith. Upton MsCandlisa.
y. NJ. Dawson, and r G.. llniiston.
They all iu,k wcll'an appear hearty.
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si,5 iTnx, name uf the post Office atLong
.S,J,aue, Cabell County Ia, been changed t.
.seIatsbsV, Ceiegs. tt.t ete
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its mary merits. had already gained.
Prize, So 80 per gear. Deacon & Pet.
crsou, h,ladclrbiu.
..s,,nr.iw I',eaing GI'os..-Thi. vel.
como wseElr is again io.l,an.i sand /, il!
A will, pleasure indeed Nc add our mite
q; n,aise 10 ,Ly.iar tli.- oldr,. and belt
lite ary weekly in America. I.;sa bright.
stu, il ;!,c literary. .tirmumen..-iu eyelT
way, wartIy VI tho immense patron. Pc
which it receives. Price 81 40 nor wear.
ucscon T. itler.ou, Philadelphia. 4
~, STAT. .,nas,uc,. To publishers Of
the .lmtriiran Gcrs: J,oursaI' wisLios 10
place copy,cf that publication in Tie
hands Of every Farmer, Planter and Stock
breeder in Tic COUNTRY. l,sye nut in
lG0, 600 packages. continuing, .,:p l%i
eory. large Illustrated Show Biil, a IRE.
49,, IL ,,l an. &c IL, E.uor;,, or
ecu, boosss 'sOrsen'an's, iisg brsedets,
nlesp Rrseasss' pan,Ismansr sf fsaitry
brtedeFs. Nanaai' lnsse packages 'hsy
OLE. 10 'endiFce and post pad to'aii who
apply tor them. We hope 81 our farmer
TRENDS ss'l- rai''ti,s'nseiyss ~ til" gen.
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