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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-11
THE CARDIFF GIANT.
A Sheriff seizes Him for Debt.

A Sheriff Seizes Him for Debt.
The st. Louis Democrat of the 7th instant has
the following
Everybody in the United States and San Do
mingo has heard of the Cardiff Giant. The
humbug was exposed after the owners had
realized large sums of monev, and then the
giant ceased to be a wonder in the East Seve-
raj months ago the Cardiff Giant was brought
TO this city and exhibited to admiring curiosity
seekers at small admittance fee. The gigantic
show, however, did not draw, and the giant was
tobacco warehouse. The owner, DR.. Wilford
w. Wiley, was about to start out with his
treasure on a tour, but he became involved
pecuniarily.
An excursion was placed in the hands of the
Sheriff, and on Wednesday Deputy Valentine
was instructed to take the writ and seize upon
the Cardiff Giant. He proceeded to Washing
ton avenue, where he found a shop in opera
tion with the "Great American Giant" as the
heaviest attraction, and was about to levy upon
that overgrown specimen when the idea struck
him that under the new constitution live man
could not be imprisoned for debt. The show
man told him that he was probably in search of
the Cardiff Giant, which was at the old tobacco
warehouse. Thither the officer proceeded, and
after long search discovered q box eleven feet
in length, with "Cardiff Giant" painted thereon.
With great difficulty this box was removed to
the Sheriff. warehouse, and there it will remain
until the 18th instant, when it will be knocked
down to the highest bidder, unless the amount
of the execution and costs shall previously be
paid.
Yesterday Dr. Wiley went to- the warehouse to
look after his stone giant Not finding the
wonderful image there, he became almost dis
tracted. He rushed about the streets tearing
his beard and gnashing his teeth in a manner
terrible to behold. Meeting an ex-police COM
missioner, he seized him by the collar and
cried in wild agonizing tone, "The Cardiff
Giant has been stolen Some dastardly thief
broke into the house and carried him off !"
Nonsense" said the ex-offcial, ''no man in
the world Is strong enough to carry the giant
off. The sheriff has got him"
"Ah oh!-the villain. / tell you the giant
isn't mine. He belongs to my wife. She sold
her furniture to buy him. l must have that
giant or die!"
Rushing to the sheriff's Office, the Doctor de-
manded the release of his giant, as it was the
property of his wife.
'Belongs to your wife, does it p said Deputy
Bishop. 1All right; here is a judgment against
her also, and Wen hold the giant for both OF
you"
"Would you seize woman's household trea-
sure? It's all she has-sold her furniture to buy
1t. Isn't it exempt from execution?"
mo; giants are not exempt when made o1
stone"
'Oh, my giant my Cardiff What will my
wife do without her giant 2"
Any one wishing to speculate in giants car
doubtless obtain bargain by attending the sale
Mrs. Toodles will be there. aea
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INVESTMENT BONDS

PORTAGE LAKE AND LAKE SUPERIOR SHIP
CANAL los. Secured by first mortgage on the
canal (now completely and on real estate worth i've
times the amount OF the mortgage.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, 10s.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA Qnciuding
Omaha), los, and other choice Western county and
city bonds, yielding good rates OF interest.
ALLENTOWN CITY (PA) SEVEN PER GENT
SOHOOL BONDS, free FROM taxes under the laws
OF the State, at par and interest
For full particulars apply to
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
s2sm No. lat South FOURTH Street.
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CONGRESS-.

Cntinued from the Fourth Edition.
He believed that the administration debasinR its
powers by using them in such The appointment
Of Governor Cooke had been recognized By the whole
country excellent one but even Governor Cooke
had recently entered convention of SMALL contsmpbls
politicians aud had gone down in the dust like q
and crawled for the purpose of ngratstng himself
in their favor
favors enough from the Government to induce him to
crawl anywhere (Laughter)
Mr. Niblack resumng his remarks said that everything
done tried be done by Congress during the
session had been done according to the smallest and
meanest party standard ever set up in the country In
this connection he referred to h effect of the Presidents
special message Southern outrages in inducing Re.
pubcans to vote for the kukux bill who at first resolved
nc TO
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-11

GLNs-ELLEKBoGEH.-O the 4th instant, by the
Rev. DIR. Hirsch, MIR. SIMON CANS, of Little Rock,
Arkansas, TO Miss MARY KLLERBoGER, OF this city.
KANE-KKLLRY.-OnJ January l, 1871, at the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception by the Rev. Father
Fian, MIR. DENNIS KANE, formerly OF Wilmington,
Del, TO Miss ANNIE q. KELLEY, Of Philadelphia.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
GBY ASSOCIATED PRESS ]

lbh AbSOCiAThD PRESS j
E1clVsiUey TO The Euening telegraph
Lynching I'm VirginiaS
STAUEToN, Va, April 11.-Thomas Hodges,
the noted horse-thief, murderer, and desperado,
who shot and fatally wounded Mr. Whitlook on
Friday night last, was taken from the jail in this
place about o'clock this morning and hanged
about one and half miles from the town.
The jailer and ex-Sheriff McOutchen were
both In the Jail and refused the mob the keys,
when they broke open the doors and took
Hodges out. None of the men who entered the
Jail were disguised, yet they we're not recog-
nlzed by either the jailer or the ex-
Sheriff, being strangers to both.
Hodges had shot and killed four men previously
In this locality. This first act of lynching in
this locality is universally condemned.
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MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No.
South Second street. has OF the largest and NEST
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand nne assort-
nent OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain TO get the werth OF their money.
WMTooMB's AsTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.
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CITY NOTICE ES.

PINE NEW drinking establishment has just been
opened at No. Al South Eleventh street by Mr. VIII
liam Harrison, who will from this time keep on hand
at the new stand the finest assortment of wines,
liquors. and the like, to be found at any retail place
in the city The bar has been fitted up in the best
STYLE and the surrou ndings are OF such character
as to make the establishment faVorite resort for
take social glass with friend. 1t will be found
on trial that all tastes certainly be suited at this
stand from those who select the most elaborate OF
fancy mixed drinks to those who require their
nourishment plain as possible, or, as 1t is COM
monty expressed, in a raw state.
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MOURNING DRY GOODS.

MOURNING DRY GOODS.
BESSON e. SON
HAVE JUST IMPORTED.
Two Cases White and Black Lawns, 2Oc.
Two Cases Black and White Lawns, 2Oc.
Two Cases "a Grey and Black English
Chintzes, Is and is cts.
One Case "A Black and White English
Chintzes, rs cts.
Two Cases Black Rohair Lustres, so cents
tOSI'25.
One Case English Bombazines, all quail
ties.
JUsT RECEIVED,
Two Cases Grey Chene Poplins, a5, rs, and
81 cts.
One Case Grey Chone japanese Poplins, a5
cts.
One Case Grey Chene Scotch Ginghams, 25
cts.
One Case White and Black Scotch Cling
hams, 81 cts.
Two Cases Black Gros Grain Silks, S1.25 to
$500.
Two Cases Double Warp AIpacas, 3gX to.
as cts.
Two Cases Black MOusseline, Llama, CASH
mere, Thibet, Hermann, Barege, and
Maretz Square Thav1s.
One Case Mourning Bordered HandI<er-
chiefs, 35 to so cts.
Two Cases Black AlI-wooI MousseIines,
62H cts. to S1'25.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MOURNING DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No. eIs CHKsNUT st.,
4112t PHILADELPHIA.
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oAKFoRD, Continental Hotel, has opened an ele
CANT assortment of Ladies', Children's, and Infants
trimmed and untrimmed Hats. Flowers, Feathers
Ornaments, Etc. Also, Boys Cloth and Straw Hats
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Lynch Law in Virginia.
4 Murderer Hung by a Mob
Arrival of the ''City of Paris" {"

Etc, Etc., ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc.
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QS02 OO0 IN CASH GIFTS, TO BE
dbOZsJ.NNlN distributed nv

QO02 OO0 IN CASH GIFTS, TO BE
.BOZC .NVN distributed by the
NEW YORK CASH PRIZE co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE,
Cash Gifts, 900 80 Cash Gifts each $1,000
10 sc " 10000 200 =" 500
20 " 5000 $50 " 100
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 to 500
75 " Melodeons... rs to 100
5hO sewing haCnlnes. .............." 90 TO 10
500 Gold Watches. Observation-Disclosures. 75 to 800
Cash Prizes, SilverWare, etc. valued at 81 000, 900
A chance to draw any Of the above Prizes for 25c.
Tickets describing Prizes are sealed In Envelopes and
well mixed. On receipt OF 25c. Sealed Ticket is
drawn without choice and sent by mail to any ad-
dress. The prize named upon 1t will be delivered to
the ticket-holder on payment OF One Dollar. Prizes
are Immediately sent to any address by express or
return mail.
You will know what your prize is before you pay
for It. Any Prize exchanged for another Of the
ualue. No blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair
dealing.
REFERENCES The following lately drew valua-
BILE Prizes and kindly permit us to publish them: =
Andrew j. Burns, Chicago, $4,000; Miss Clara
Walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500; James NJ. Mat
thews, Detroit, $4,000; John T. Anderson, Savannah
$4,000; James Simmons Boston, $4,000
PRESS OPRIoNs:-'The firm is reliable. -Weekly
Tribune, Dec. 2S. Observe their suceess."-N Y
Herald, Jan. l. "Just and honorable "-Net0s, Dec. g.
Sdnd for circular. Liberal inducements TO agents.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of 200
Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH GIFT. Seven
tickets for 81 II for s2 so for s5 200 for sl5 Ad-
dress BURTON & GRAHAM, Managers, No. So
WALL Street, New York. 4S6t
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MARRIED.

IHITcoMB's ASTHMA REMEpY-Sure cure.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22
Cnanzyverable Areumeut..


Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor. tongue can shake, and it is upon
established facts that the reputation Of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, as health-prsssrving
elixir, AMI wholesome and powerful remedy, is
based. When witnesses come forward in crowds,
year after year. and reiserate the same statements
In relation to the beneficial effects Of medicis
upon themselves, dsbeliefin its efficacy Is literal.
iy impossible. The credentials Of this unequal
led tonic and alterative extending over period
Of nearly ewenty years, include individuals Of
every class, and residents ofeyery Cline, and
refer 10 the most prevalent among the complaints
which aalicr and harxss the human family.
Either multitude Of people, strangers to each
other, have annually been seized with an insane
and motiveless desire to deceive the public, or
Hoststter's Bisters, for no less than fifth of a
century, have been ahording such relief to sutf-
erers from indigestion, fever and sgue, bilious
ness, general debility, and nervous disorders. as
10 other preparation has ever impaired. To-
day, while the eyes Of the reader are upon these
lines, tens Of Thousands Of persons Of both sexes
arc relying upon the Bittsrs g Q sure defence
against the ailnauts which the present season en-
gcnders, and their. confidence is not misplaced.
The local potions which interested dealers some
times endeavor to foist upon the sick in It's
stead, are everywhere meeting the fate that is
due to fraud and imposture, while the demand
for the great vegetable specific lie constantly in
cYeasinr
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22

$1,000 REWARD is offered BY the proprietor Of
Dr.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Die.
covery for medicine that will equal it in the
cure Of all those diseases for which It is recon-
mended, among which are severe, acute or ling.
ering Coughs, Consumption iu its early stages,
Bronchitis, "Liver Complain" Biliousuess,'
Constipation Of the Bowels, Serofnlous diseases
and Skin diseases, a. Eruptions, Pimples.
Blotehes and Boils. L ie sold By druggists.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22
Religious Meeting.

An interesting religious meeting has been in
progress At the Baptist Church Of this place for
eight or ten days past. Rev. J. z. MENDEsHALL
has been preaching with great earnestness and
ability, large congregations have been nightly
In attendance, and much good. We trust, is being
done in the holy name of our common Lord and
Mister. We trust it may 90 on.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22
Correct the Stomach.

It is . we'll ascertsined physiological feet that
the origin Of most Of the ills that afiet humanity
is u deranged condition Of the alimentary canal.
Ths Bowels become eonstipated and sluggish,
and thence arises train Of painful and distrees-
ing maladies. As preventive and cure, there Is
no remedy so safe and sure as DIR. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22
Groceries.

Mr. Taos.P UPsHUR, Jr., who has eonnexion
With Baltimore houses afordiDg ample facilities.
h,, opened Grocery House at Sumter, Is will
b seen fren his advertisement. He is selling
goods at very low rates, and Je take pleasure in
sonmending him to the favorable &C ;siderstion
Of eur numerous readers.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22
Sumter Female Inntiturc-.Aistoric Leo.
lures by Rev. Donald Mcqueen.

Sumter Female Lnstftuec-sHintor1c Lee
lures by Rev. Donald Mcqueen.
The Regular Session of the Sumter Female
Institute, ander the conduct Of Mrs. LAURA A.
BRowzz, ss Principal, began on the 18th instant
under favorable auspieiea, considering the 6nan-
cial depression of the country. This school en-
braces full corps Of accomplished female teach
ers, in the several departments including that Of
music, now under Mrs. F. L. GREHS, whose high
cultivation and success in this eonnexion are 50
generally known and admitted.
highly interesting and profitable feature Of
this Institute 10 found in the regular semi month
ly Historic Lectures oy Rev. DONALD MCQUEEN.
1t was our privilege, through appreciated invita-.
tion, to hear his lecture Of Thursday evening
last. We were both entertained and instructed.
The able Lecturer is devoting his present series
to the. History of England. Beginning with it,
earliest period he will advance steadily on to the
present time. His detail and delineafion are
very thorough, as far as all points and facts oi
interest or importance are concerned, whilst his
precept and sdmonition, both personal and ma
tional, IS drawn therefrom, snd eliminated as be
passes along, are both utsful and impressive
The labor bestowed upon these Lectures, and the
thoroughness and style with which they are pre-
pared, exhibit both the intellectual industry and
ability Of their author, and gives this Institute
special advantage.
While upon this point we might as we'll say,
(vhat is the trath) that such things are not suf
fciently appreciated in the community ofsumter
Our people, to very considerable extent art
educated, and We have much literary taHte ant
accomplishment here, bat It is permitted to lii
dormant, like hidden treasure or light under Z
busheL The trials Of these dues may hsv'
something To do with this, and still such skoul(
not be the ease. Intsllsetual culture and enjoy
nent eonstituts one Of the blessings which hav
been spared 10 rs, and which marks the whit
race With distinctive feature, and must contiou
to give it thet social elevation and purity whiel
so largely tsnd to mako up the elements Of CON
trolling infneree.
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Personal.

We have recently had the pleasure Of visit
from Mr.. J. W. SELBY, Of the excellent house
Of WILSON 4 sELDY, Commission Merchants, Of
Baltimore. Our friend SELBv is enc of "the salt
efthe EARTH" We refer to the advertisement Of
his house with the utmost confidence.
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monumental supper.

Nrs. o. H. MOSES, Prcsidentof the Ladies'
Monumental Association Of Sumter, announces
Supper in aid Of the work oferecting . Monu-
nsnt to our heroic dead, TO be given early in
Narch. The movement, We trust, will meet
p.empt and liberal response.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22

~ Ifyou want to buy Harness, Saddles
Trunks, Valises, Bags, Satchels, Collars, Hames
Chains, Riding brides, Martingsles, Whips
Spurs, curry-combs, Horse-brushes, Feather.
brushes, Axle grease, Oil, Leather, seddiery
Hardware, and all Goods kept in Q frat elias,
Ssddlery Establishment call 1t J. S. TopHAx 4
Co.'S, Nos South Front St. WILMINGTON, N. c.
"CLEAsslNa The BLooo," upon whieL chas-
latans have harped SO much, Is not . nero catch
word and delusion. The microscope shows that
some diseases exist like parasitic growths upon
the globules Of the blood, and it Is farther
known that some subtle substances destroy or
e1pel them. These substances have been con-
bined to make Ayers Sarsaparilla, which does
e6ectuaily c1pel the disorders that breed and
rankle in the blood to rot out as it were the ma
chinery of life. Mercer (Pa-) Whig.
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Rau Road CourtesH.

We are greatly indebtedso to col.R. R. BADGES,
President Of the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta R. R., for an editorial complimentary"
ever his road until January 1st, 1872.
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French and Music.

MISS L. II. WALKER proposes eiving les
sons In French and Music, should class Of 6vt
or more be formed. Miss WALKER had The ID.
vantage Of studying Freush under DR.. Fsbe'
(now Of s. C. University,) whose long residsnes
in France made that language easy and familiar
as his vernaeular; and sbe sftervard studied fu
one of the most Justly celebrated schools in the
whole Mississippi Valley-"Seienee HILL" o.
shelbyville, Ky. Mrs. Tevis, (who with be-
now deceased husband founded Science Hi
more than forty years ago, and who is still il
veteran Principally in giving Miss WALKER
certificate Of capacity and aptuess, alludes par
ticulariy to her correct pronunciation.
Apply at the Methodist Parsonage in Sumter
Fab ST
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Marriage Gulde--.Every One - owa
Doctor.

"A private Instructor r married. ,,.r>o,.e -
those a6ont tn be married. h",a ,:..l ais! IT,
male, in everything coScc...s.: me l.s'-:el' -
and relations cfour sexual ;, ZEN. sn.. &c p.o-
ducti"n an. prevention q: ,:r rr.n.,. iI:e'l l';
all the new discoveries never h.forr giv,r Ia ,le
English language. by VA. l0I%G. u. ~
This jsssaSty u valuable al interesting ws:t-
II Ssgftttea in plain las Sasse for i,~ sca. ial
reader, aod Is illustrated With nLueroc> e.
grayings. All young married Pe"r,e. or "a 81
contemplating marriage. n:'i having tie l"a,t
imredimcHt to married LIFE, shouiG read Il .
hook. It discloses secrets ,lS' every "rc shrrii
be acquaipt with; s;iIl it j. 4 Do. X Iaa' ms,
be locked up and not lie abou; the horse Irr;.l
be sent to any address on rrreipt If 50 cents
Address DIX. WM- YOUNH. Sn. $40 SPsuce
Street above Fvcrth, rhii ..,lrLia.
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JOurnall1tlcs

Maj. ". T. LEsEsSE, we are pleased to 300,
has formally assumed the editorial conduct Of the
Clarendon Press. We welcome him to the edi-
torial STAFF. Ho has already given earnest Of
bis versatility of genius, in connexion With the
pen editorial, and we trust he may find it both
pleasant and profitable, nov that ne has entered
regularly into the harness. Mr.. NJ. B. Lucas
continues As proprietor, and to him our best
wishes are also extended.
Col. JOIN W. FERaUsoS has recently taken
the editoriil chair of the Lawren2ville Herald,
relinquished BY Col. B. W. BALL. To the latter,
in retiring, and the former in assuming, We mako
our compliments.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22
The Future Prosperity ofthe south.

There can be no doubt that twould contribute
greatly to the future prosperity Of this section
Of the Union If many amongst Us would turn
their energies and capital in new channels Of
enterprise aud business. The old roads are
clear, bot they arc worn and crowded. Blaze
Q new path through the woods for yourself,
young man, aad you will arrive ct the goal Of
success ahead Of your competitors. A striking
example Of the value Of this precept is found in
the case of Mr.. P. P. Toale, Of Charieston, s.
c., plain mechanic, who has made himself
the head Of large mandatory Of doors, sasaes
and blinds.
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UNCLE JGS:s&
TRUNK Full OF pUM II.

A Portfolio of first class vi, ;.n.l .ic'oor. con-
tanning the Riches; Cp,sical stories CO. Sells.
splitting Jokcs. Ilu='or. .us P.e'fr. Hr'"
par,dies. Hurlcsuuc S,r,i.,,.>. New c.. ..':ans
az, M;r;hprovohine SFrce!.c- ever 3~a''-.a l.
In,ersprr el WITH curious :azk;-s. t.a"si- :; tard
Tricks, fcats Q; P.rlcr Magic. ard n.-s.y 21G
Funny Eusraviugs. Ilusj'~;e.! Gov Pfi'e
Is cents. Seat " nal, reS;,se rai'. - any
part Of the United States, receipt g Price
DICK L FITZGERALD, Pub!i>. ers, !S .ian st.,
New York.
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An Independent FoTtune
IN FOUR MONTHS.

Can be made in quiet w4y By men :la. are
capable Of kecnine the secret. AlIres~ IA'it.>
GOODWIN. 81 Exchange pi.ee. Nv York.
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SOLE AGENTS FVK TEE L =.
and have authorized ,h Il. to &C. ter ci,a.
Eureka Aluminium Gold Watches ter ip--. D, =
lars. and to warrant CA :. ana every otc t. ,e }.
correct time for one year. This watch cuara,-
tee to be the best anu cheaps>, r:'ae koecr tss =
now in use in any psst 81 he globe. ! ae nori
are in double cases. Lad es aa t;ri.;S 81. -.
are beautifully chased. Tue ca>e- ara u's..c
metal now 30 widely known III ECs.l 20
Aluminium Gold. II Las II cxac, co,os -: :.
which it always reiaihs i; W. So 4 t. 's..
the strongest acid no ore can tel i :: = - z
only by Wei ,ht. tie AluraiH',.n Gp, &c.. :.
lieh;er. The worss src ...e - :..,e-.-
same ;hc vel! lsnavr s.:.-ri",n H,..-a. c.-
Aluminium j. = cheap metz. h,scs r.. .3
10 sell the Which :vr s. - i make s.s.- f.
We pack the Watch >af:y u <a.t ;..N a'..'
send it by mail 20 any part 81 70 { : or &C.
ceipt Of $50 fifty cent, ;'E p.ri..s aai .-
tage. Address all or.,r> 70
L. V. DEF9EEST = Cc.. Jewellers.
40 & 70 oa,iva, Ncw TorL
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A disordr Of tie digestive organs renders q
man irrssoIuss, infrn Of purpose, ana both in.
disposed TO, and unequal to eutsrpriss Of any
kind. Thea Why not ;besk . remedy therefor
and such Is Is afforded BY the cure ofthe eelebrat-
cd soethefn Tonic. ths cold Carolisa Bitt6rGs
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22

Bishop G 2. Pierce Of them. &. Church, soath,
in letter bearing date Jan. 2Ist says "DAs1ys
PRorHYLAcnc FLUD is . pansees-a preventive
and q REMEDY. With my wife, sise qua aea."
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BRIGGS * BROS

Illustrated & DeSeTiF:i!e Catalogue
OF FLOWER hNO VEGsTkeLe SeEnS.
AND SUMNER PIONEERING LULES.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-02-22
A. Il. FAHQUEsaR.

Proprietor Of Pennsylvania Agricultural Waris.
Mauu:actrrcr of Improv Cd Polished S'cel I~rk
Penna. Dickson Sweeps. Spii Steel Sweeps.
and Scrapers. Steel Piows. Saoyel picw Eiades,
Cultvators. Horse Hoes. Harrrws. Hors- Powers.
Ihreshng Machines, &c., &c, Sccd for .ilus;ra ed
Catalogue.