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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-31
L o y T. ) O " G.
III ". l.. sHOEAAKEE.

DO still love you; ?" Ask the bee
Ii he still loves the flower;
Aud of the Hover demand il she
Loves sunshine aud the shower;
And ask the bird if he still loves
The joy that summer brings
soft airs, blue skies, And leaiy groves,
That listen while he sings
II bee, and flower, and bird, say: "SIy,
Then my loves false, AMI ned away.
"why do love you:" Ask the sea
Why IL sdores the moon;
And ask the queenly rose, Why she
Dotes on the month of June;
And ask tie sun-hower, Why she turns
Her bosom 10 the sun,
And all the dark night, iondly yesrn.
For her beloved one.
If the sun. flower, rose and sea reply;
We do not know" no more know T.
All who the secret source can tell,
OF love that long endurcs:
The charm is undefnable
That draws my soul to yours.
only knou, that all my love
/, eentered all in YOU
As constant as the stars above.
And pure as morning due,
Enough, though hid the cause may be.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

iNvHEREAS Willard >cverv. of DiNlell. ia the
W County Of Oxford, by hj> mortgage deed
duly CNeCutsi dated January 2Gth, lSIn, and re-
corded Ia Oxford Registry OF Deeds Rock -, Page
- Ell = the Suh>crihcrall his rgnttitlC and
interest in ami to hi, f1rm Ia DiNlell IN the
County ot ONiurl aud STATE of Maine. being Lot
NO -, in thc - Range of Lots m piNdeld aGOre
sail. an wheC'a- The condition, OF said mortgage
have been broken hereby cl.iim TO h,closs the
same ysrerSblA u the laws 81 thi. State
WARREN >ENEBl,
DiXucld February 2Eb. ISL
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Legal Notices.
Notice of Foreclosure.

NlvHEREAS Andrew Hill, Il Stoneham in the
w County of oxford, by his mortgage deed,
dated oct. l2th, lSis, aud recorded IN OHiOrd Rec
iStry, Book a., page 80: conveyed t1 Frecland
HOlme,, of oxford in said County, all the land
conveyed tn him by Gorham McAllister, deed
dated Dee. 2Sth, ISIS, being the homestead tarm,
then owned 10y him, and situated IN said Stoneham,
containing Scvcnty. acres, more or less. Also
all the land convey Cd TO him 10y samuel Ray, Oct.
18th, 1857, being the same premises conveyed 10
said Hay by Wm. \. Mauning's decd Of Oct 2nd,
lS5. cont0iring fty ocies, more OF less. And,
whereas the conditions of said mortgage have
hccn broken, |. EbeneKcr L. Holmes, Executor
OF the estate of Frocland Holmes deceased, here.
by claim u f,reClO>c the same. according 10 the
statutes of Maine.
EBENEZER Il. HOLMES Executor.
oxford March Sth, ISL.
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To ,he Honorable, Board of Count, C,nm.>,i,

T. The Houorab,, Board or Count, C,iau5. ION
cgs, ga aud tur thc County ut ONtort.
E>PEt TIL LILY, represent the undersigned /,
IL citizens uf the town ot Hebron. iu s,id ,oun.
Is and yirintt. that puhljc convenience 1ud ut
,~--t, l,eu.rc, certain alterations new 10 ..,ii,u.
and di~cuut iuua tc,.- iu thr odd County X 1d. a.
Now Travelled tt.l MuOi Luc over ,.rv .',y-,,..l
Hil ,>o-csl!ctD. q, The dwelling, of Ihhu ntr'u
Wuvd and iioratiu O.. L. Btrou, iu Hebron. 90 The
line of the town ut Parts. thvN Oh, rrIutv PiJy
your IIouor- to view said ruaj aud u,1k' such Jl.
trratiuus and di~cont Uu1nrv. ia Your iudsnc cnt
the public travel requires, aEd ia duty bound
will ever pray.
>,ntN {. O.. CU>IINIAN, y 10 others.
February ISL
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Local .igemts for The Democrat.

~ uH are aistAoil@cl 20 lcttiPt Iot Hs0hVA
y ID loV,jo,. Albany Henry W. Park Mexico
>.l,auu~ Poor. NntoVSr. GeO. II. Brown, Mason.
T. Poster. Jr Bcthcl Henry Upton, Norway
In lti,i,lu BfNant's 4 Orin Poster, Newry.
W cumming. Bucktcl,i IA Abbou Jr., =. kumfd
Is .l ..-t :, N tiSht. piNh'd Z. l.. Douglass Optun.
ua,tt ~,-Nall T. sumner u n ChSndler,W >umr
~InrIrs tr,vburg Jas VI. shaw. Nalcrt'd
4 IA kttpp Hanover. ii saunders >we'icn.
Y y hubbard. Hiram.
>uh,,tlh,rs eau tell, by examining the colOi e.!
,ij, rtsvH~, t thcr papers tho amount du', amt
.i,,.- l~ia- tu await lhcm~rlyeS of the advanced
rs, tutnt- can >eud 60 u bN mail, or hand e. thy
i.,-aIt a-yu, sept -, Vu the slip, mean
ti. paper i~ rIid tor Co that dStc. When money
b., ~,..t .i, -houid D. taken Co examine the lip.
aua i tIy mooney 81, uv;Cic,ltt IA Ithin Two week,
49, ~bouit Dy a.,priscd ol u.
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Guardians Sale.

DN Vi.tue of a license from the Hon. Ju,igc of
ID Probate for the County of pNiuri, the sub
>cribcr. Guardian OF Ida T., Charles II ant Fran
p Estes. Will sell az public private sale. on
the premises, the 2ith daN oi Apdl next, al one
of The clock IN the afternoon, so much uf tho
Homestead Farm OF Ann VI. E>ic-, late u! G-ccu
wood. ia SAID County, decea ed belonging 90 ~atd
Lila r. Charles II anil Fruci. E-ic- as viii
hriug the sum OF i've huudrvd dul!.Ts
JAMES H. E>IL>. Guardian.
Greenwood. March -. l>5l.
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NNvUEREAS jaime. VI Mclaughlin. ot niNtcid,
w tu thr County OF oxford aud state "i Maine.
ou th, tenth day ol November, \. II lsb'. mort
gagged 10 the subscriber the following described
kr.d Estate, situated IN Canton, ~ -ait tnuuiN {:
Bcin- l;ut ui two GurC lHt>, numbered twelve
ami ttirtceu, iu Rmgc fourteen, n satd town at
tSutou. containing enc hundred actr~. more or
les >ait Nu.tgage bcrd i> rvcor,lrti iu the ON
ford Rrgi>tr, 90 bvtti-, book ilJ. So, to hich
~aid deed reference IS had Tor mon, particular
description OF said premises, the conditions Of
said mortgage drvd having been broken, hereby
claim 10 iuyeclo>e the 3grcCablA 10 the laNs
of the state ui Maine.
PHINEAS MCLAUGHLIN.
Wiue>S-L III lJpuEN.
March g. ISL
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WnhHt,N> A,s 4, p, H'ear~, q, NSwTy, l. in the he
hi- iced ot Mortgage. ,iatr,l the twenty Grst day
I'll October. \. u lSi7, aud recorded with oxford
Record ut Dr,',t- book lt1. page ~. conveyed L.
me "a certain farm with buildings thereon, in said
NrWry. also >aid A~S 3 >teSrn>, hy hi 'leed
ut mortgage dated the eight, euth day of febria
~ \ u l>sEy Aud rtcuulcd with OXFORD Record
ot DEEDS. book la3, page 80, conveyed to me
certain farm. being the lam described in the first
mentioned dcr,l, refer rucr tu the TvCori Of sad
ur.t msutiuuei mortgage being had for more
iui description ut the premises an' Nhcreas the
conditions ot said mortgage are broken, claim
foreclosure ut tire same as;ccably 10 the statute
"a -rIch ease provided.
kNOCH POSTER
\rWrv Narch L. Isl
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Freedom Notice.

rINHi> c<rtifey that | have tins day given my
i sou. Charles VI. TitconI6 his time during the
remainder IT hls minority, 10 act and trade for
himself. and shall claim none Of his earnings nor
pay any de6t. OF hi, contracting afler thi, date.
RODNEY TIrCOMB.
Witness. IL. SMITH.
Paris, March 9Th. ISL.
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Freedom Notice.

I heIeoy certify, that have given my son, John
Il Neal Watson, has time for the remainder Ot hi.
~ act and trade for himself, that
.han zeither claim any Of his wages nor pay ANY
debts of hi. coniractin. sitter this date.
SAMUEL :. WATSON.
Witness, SAMUEL WNNE.
March lOth, ISL.
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EOf square. a inch Of space week, sl.OO
Eash subsequent week, ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES. per cent. additional
PROBATE \OTiCEs-or,lers OF notice of E>iSie3 %
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Guardians Notices, e b
Ndminisi rator's and Executor Notices, $50
All other Legal Notices, so per square, tor
three Insertions.
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Published Every Friday Morning, by
F +. SHA ",
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

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Circulation over I.ooO---Postage sn the
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Pay Up!

4 IL persons indebted TO the subscriber, either
n Gy note or account, are requested {" settle
the same before the fret Of April
W .. DOUGLASS,
Upton, March l3, ls7I. j"
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The Boston Journal says it is re
ported on the street that the Eastern
Railroad and the Boston & Maine have
perfected their arrangement loI conlinu-
ing TO jointly use the Portland, Saco l.
Portsmouth Railroad.
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6ostetter's 8 Bitters.

@- ARREST DECA Y.-WHEN A
plant or tree begins to decay 1t must needs die
IT, cannot be reyi,alized. But It Is not so with
human beings. human ruin can be repaired,
trepRthened, restored, though brown leai OF
withered blade OF grass can never be made green
AGAIN. In the autumn OF life, or even IN its WIN
ter. when nature seemsto be giving way under
the pressure OF years. 1t Is still possible to reard
the progress Of decay, and TO lend to age more
than its wonted vlgor. AS means OF promoting
this object. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS
Is unquestionably The ppost potent OF all restora-
tiyes. 1t will not make the old young, ou! II Will
prevent lessen, or sooth the inhrmi'ies wnlcn are
the usual accompan:ments Of the decline OF lie.
For debility and lack Of nervous power, from
whatever cause arising, 1t is the medicine that OF
OF all others before the world, best deserves tne
name OF q specific. In purity, In invigorating
properttes. in its adaptation to weak stomachs
and feeble organizations, it has no competii or
anoog the ronics Of the pharmacope!a, nor
among the proprietary remedies. Besides its
strengthening principle, 1t possesses Alternative
and regulative properties o. the highest order,
and az an anti.billious medicine Is far preferable
to any Of the preparations containing mercury.
Time has shown that for physical decay, nervous
debility, dyspepsia, bilious disor .ers, and inter
mit,ent fever, HoSTETTER'S BITrEaS is a
remedy wi,hcut q rival. This is the season OF the
fall OF the leaf let it remind the old, the ieeole'
the sickly, 10 invgorate and regulate their sys'
TENS with this great vegetable tonic and alera'
,;ve Dovl9-
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the government have been engaged. We
shall continue to press the Ring to make a
clean breast OF the whole business and to let
us know the worst But it would be great
relief to the people to learn, if that be posi-
ble that, if there has been waste, there has
been no fraud, and that every dollar OF bond
ed debt contracted can be.properly account
ed for. We are not of those who think it
better to repudiate debt of $4,000, 600
than to pay debt Of s1O,OOO,o00 North
Carolina is head over ears in debt, and can
not rid herself of the burden. The power OF
legislation is all in the hands OF our oppo-
nents-a little moral suasion is what we have
left. While, then, we trust that the war with
corruption will be vigorously conducted, we
hope, if against hope, that our financial al
fairs are not quite as black as they are
painted.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.


TIE DAILY NBwaEey mail one year, IS; BIZ
months 81; three months 81 30. Served iE tnt
city at EIGHTEEN CENTS week, payaolato the car
riers, or 50 a year, paid in advance at the once.
TIE TRI-w9EKLY NEWS published on Tnesdays'
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year Id; BIZ
months 81.
rHs WEEKLY NEWS. one year 81. SIX copies
10. Ten copies, to one address, $ls.
susscRIpr1oSsi in all cases payable In adVance'
and no paper conunued after the expiration o.
the time paid fer.
NOTICES OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found,
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, Is cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding so
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 80, and not
exceeding Az words, so cents each insertion.
These rates are NET, and must invariably be
paid in advance.
Rxx1rrANcRs should be made by Postofnce
Money Order or by Express. II this cannot De
done, protection against losses by mail may oe
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order OF the propnetors OF TIE Ns"s'
ar by sending the money In registered lestef.
Address RIORDAN. DAWSON & CO..
NO. 14s East Bay. Charleston. sc.
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| to America, consisting OF four priests, whose
duty it will be to labor exclusively among the
colored people Of the United States. This is
to have apermsnent establishment near Bry-
antown, Charles County, Maryland. The priests,
it is stated, are of the st. Joseph's Society.
The mission was inaugurated in England, and
Archbishop Spalding has donated sixty acres
of land upon which it is located, with an am
pie building formerly used as an academy, In
aid of the work. The establishment Of schools
for colored children at practicable Localities
| will be among the first duties OF the MISSION,
| which comprehend the general mental and
spiritual Improvement of the eolored race.
Curiously enough, according to the dispatch'
the mission has,bsen established by the Cath
oIic Church IN England, because, in the Ian
ruare of Archbishop Manning, England had
imposed slavery upon America, and it was 1T.
ting that Englishmen should be the first TO
move for the amelioration Of the emancipated
people.
The story comes from California of man
whose skin is gradually changing from the
color OF blonde Caucasian to that of negro.
The account says that, in the treatment OF an
obstinate ulcer on the arm, the physician al
length, in despair OF success by ordinary
means, transplanted a piece of skin from the
person of healthy negro. Healthy granula-
tion commenced; the ulcer closed, and the
patient recovered. but only to find the small
dark spot spreading with alarming rapldity,
until now one-third of his arm Is changed IN
hue to that of an Ethiopian. This case is not
unique in the annals of surgical practice, but
tits of especial interest as occurring just at
this crisis. With two States under martial
law on account of the inherent wickedness OF
the whites, and others on the brink Of the
same fate, the value Of black skin has be-
come qnite appreciable.
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Counsel for the Ku-KIux Prison ners,

The Columbia Phenic is advised that the
Hon. Reverdy Johnson will arrive in Colum
bia on the oath or 25th, having been retain
ed to assist in the defence of the persons to
be tried before Judge Bond, under the Ku'
Klux law. Mr.. Johnson will, unquestion.
ably, be OF great service, but we had hoped
that at least one eminent Northern Republi-
can lawyer would have been associated with
him-one who could not be charged with
sympathizing over. much with the South, but
who, like Mr.. johnson, would faithfully anc
fearlessly do his whole duty.
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Observance of Thanksgiving Day.

Tomorrow will be observed as day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer for the City OF
Charleston, under the proclamation OF his
Honor Mayor Wagner, and it is understood
that there will be a general suspension OF
business throughout the city. AS, however,
the closing OF The NEWS office Tomorrow
would deprive the community OF their IA
vorite paper on Friday morning, and so
cause our merchants and business men
some annoyance and inconvenience, our
Office will, OF necessity, remain open, and
THE NEWS will be issued, as usual, both
tomorrow and Friday mornings.
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The Blue Ridge Railroad.

Amongst the directors elected at the meet
inc OF the stockholders OF the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, held last week, are
number Of gentlemen of large experience and
unblemished integrity under whose man
agement the resources OF the company will
be honestly and judiciously employed in ad-
vancing the completion Of the road. We now
feel more cheerful about this great work than
we have done for years.
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U1HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON COUNTY.-Certlncate q Em'
tied Partnership between BUCKLEY T. BES3ON,
OF the City OF Brooklyn, State OF New 5orh,
CHARLES gSDERw99D OF tns Town ans snE EygRr
E. BEDFORD, OF The City Of Charleston sta'e
IN This ertlaca,e hereby wituesseth that the un;
derspned have by virtue OF an act OF the General
Assembly OF the State aforesaid, entitled IAN Acs
to authorize the formation OF Limited Partner
shipsm passed IN the year OF our LORD, one tnou'
sand eight hundred and thiIty.seye1' ana Ian an
other ACT entitled IAN Act TO extend The dura'
| tion of an 'sAct authorizing the formationU Lin.
tied Partnerships,n passed IN the year OIL our @
Lord one thousand eight nupdrea anu ni rsnsal
ed, passed December 10th, 1865, formed Lllnise"
Pal tner>hip as follows: .,
First. The name or firm under which ,,T suGn -
partnership shall be conducted Is EFEHf h'
Second. The general nature OF the buslness IN
tendea 10 be transacted Is that OF the Grocery Bu
siness both retail and wholesale, IN tne saia o'y
fhird. BUCKLEY T. BENTON, Of the CITY ynS q
Brooklyn, state OF New York. ana CaAhLS AZ Le. "
DERWooD OF the Town and CSnn.iy tcia Ti ps2tneTs
sae snn ETEST q BEDFORD OF the City Of Charles
rom rom s. State aforesaid, is the General Partner.
Fourth BUCKLEY BENTON speGa dd,ssr: pars
le Iea Goo nH and CHARLES UNDERWOOD, the other
SSpeciai partner has contributed also seven thou.
sand oars ($Iooo 10 the common stock OF the
PARTNERSHIP.
first day OF November, eighteen hundred and
seventy one, and will terminate on the at cay
of November eighteen hundred and sew. .nve-
Dated this 2sth day OF October, A. D., 1871.
(Signed) B. T. BENTON, IL. 81
CHARLES UNDERWOOD, Il. 81
EvERT E. BEDFORD. Il g..
Witnesses:
(Signed) 9. W. RoDkRIcK,
THOMAS E. PKARSkLL.
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NlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-Court OF Com
mon Pleas.-ARCHIBALD ARMS TRONG, As.
s!gnee Of G. A. BOWMAN, (of G. D. CARR q co.,
Bankrupt, Plaintiff, against B. O. BREVARD, OF
Alachua County, In the State OF Florida, Defen'
dant.-Copy Summons, for Money Demand
complaint not served.
To Z. c. BREVARD, OF Alachua County, In the
State Of Florida, Defendant IN this action: You
are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint In this action, which Is Ill d In the
ONCE of the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas
for the said County, and to serve copy OF yeur
answer on The subscriber at his ONCE, No. AZ
Broad street, within twenty days after the service
OF this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF
service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff vii take judg. .ment
against you for the sum OF eighty.sx 67-1oo
dollars with interest at the rate OF seven per cent.
per annum from the first day OF July, A. ID. one
thousand eight hundred and slxty-une, and costs.
ISAAC NJ. BRYAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TLs1 A. c. RICHMOND C. C. G. P.
Dated November 81, A. D. 1871.
To the Defendant z. C. BREvARD: Take notice,
that the summons in this action, OF which the
foregoing ia copy, was fled 10 the office OF the
CLERK OF the Court Of Common Pleas, for the
County OF Charlie. TON, at Charleston, In the State
OF South Carolina, on the 2lst day OF November,
a. D. ls7l. ISAAC M. BRYAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. 4s Broad street, Charleston, S. C.
November 81, A. D. 1871. noV22-W6
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Remopdls.
EeQql u otires.


THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF RlCHLAND-Court OF Common
PNas.-PHINEAS F. FRAZEE, as Sheriff. Rich.
land County, Plaintiff, against EDWARD L..
DEANE and ROBERT K. SCOTT, Defendants
Copy summons for reief-[Complalnt served
10 the Defendant. EDWARD l.. DEANE: You
are hereby summoned and required TO answer
herewith served upon you. and to serve copy Of
your answer TO the said compliant on the cub
scribers, at Columbia, within twenty days aft
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and If you fall to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this
acion will apply to the Court for the relief de.
manded In the complaint.
Dated November ls, 1871.
MONTEITH BAU$KETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Gbnratlonal.

MFRS. HOPSON PINCKNEY'S BOARD
M ING and DAY SCHOOL, for young ladies,
No. So Has street. how'll
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VTTANTED, A PRACTICAL PRINTER
w and Compositor: 10 take charge OF 3
recommended can obtain situation or an inter
est in the paper by addressing Horny News,
Conway boro, i. c. None need apply unless they
come fully recommended, for competency and Of
good moral character. nova
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THE AVERY INSTITUTE.

The classes in this institution will resume
REGULATIONS al 9 O'Clock On "WEDNESDAY. next,
the 29th OF this month. ,
Pupils are requested 10 be on hand promptly,
and new pupils should present themselves Tile
1rst day. III. a. WAhhEN' FflueiPa''
audi
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To the Defendant EDWARD L. DEANE: Take
notice, that the summons In this action, OF which
the foregoing is copy, was filed In the ONE OF
the Clerk Of the Court or Common Pleas for Rich.
land County, at Columbia, in the County OF Rich
land, State OF South Carolina Aforesaid, on The
Goth day OF November, in the year 1871.
November 20, 1871.
MONTEITH BAUSKETT,
nov22.w6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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4mnsemfnt9.
A ADEMY OF NJ o SIC.

A CADEMY OF USIC.
Manageress. .....AL1CE DUNNlSG (LlNGARD.)
Director HORACE LlNGAhD.
LAST PERFORMANCES. BOX OFFICE NOW
OPEN.
Grand ovation extended TO the
GARDS!
AND THEIR REFINED COMEDY COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY, November 22d,
"DAY AFTER THE WEDDING, "CRlTIC, ="
AND.
LITTLE TODDLEKINS. "
THURSDAY, November 23d,
THE splendid Comedy, in acts)
"STILL WATERS RUN D E EP )"
And each evening
WILLIAM HORACE LING ARDS
SKETCHES.
Doors open at IT'S. Carriages may be ordered
for l045. Free List most positively suspended,
lPress excepted.) Reserved Seats on sale at BOX
once daily. Prices as usual.
nov22-2 E. E. BIDDER. Business Manager.
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Mrs. P. J. BARBoT'
TEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN.

Pupils taught at their own residences, or at he
residence, corner o, Smith and Montague streets
nov0
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SHERWOOD SCHOOL,

GREENWOOD SCHOOL,
english, French and German Boarding and Day
School for Young Lid e. and Children, is now in
Session at No. 81 Wentworth street. Nile.
LEPRINCE has charge OF the French Department.
For admission apply as above.
MRS JOHN LAURENS,
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TTRSULINE INSTITUTE

RSULINE INSTIT o TIE
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
VALE CRUCIS," NEAR COLUMBIA, S. c.,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, UNDER THR
IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF THE RELlGIYUSES
OF THE URsULIEE CONVENT.
The situation OF the Convent is all that can be
desired for health and beatty. The buildings are
Capitol. aud IN the midst Of an oak grove Of
twenty acres 1t ID within half an hours drive
from the depot where omnibuses aud baggage
wagons await the arrival Of passengers.
TERMs-For board, washing, fuel. lights and
tuition io English, $500, payable $3.50 in advance,
,r $50 per month, payaoe IN advance.
Music. French Latln, Drawing and palhtng
form extra charges.
sS For further information, application may
be made TO the MOTHER SUPERIOR, 10 Rt. Rev.
Bishop LYNCH, or 10 the Reverend Clergy.
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