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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22
From Cuba.

Havana, November lG.--Thc Steam.
"hip Porto Rico has landed reinforce
men's from Spain at Sar tiago Dc
Cuba. Arrived, Columbia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22
From Cuba.

HAVANA, November l4.-Colonel
Estrada, son-in.law Of General Aguii
lera, has been captured aud executed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22
From Tennessee.

Nashville, November I4.-It has
been showing since three o'clock this
morning. 1t mells as fast aB it falls.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22
THE RAIRVIELM HENA In.

the Presidency, and if rccont events
havo any Significance, his chances for
reelection ore by no means disoour.
aging. ~
On the ,other hand, tho Democratic
horizon is gloomy and foreboding.
Tho star of hopo is glimmering but
fccbly far in the distance, whilo tho
signs of tho timos offor no encourage
mont to tho friends of liberty in their
warfare against tyranny and despot-
ism.
Tho policy to DO puraued by tho
Democratic party in tho approaching
campaign will be no easy QUO to shape.
Great sagacity and Wisdom will be nc
ccssary to mark out and deliuo tho
plan Of battle, wl,iIo great prudence
and foresight must characterize every
action of tho Conservative olemcut ia
order to insure u complete triumph
over tho enemies Of tho Constitutional
Government.
Sumo time ago tho whnlc country
was startled by proposition alvunc.
cd by tho Missouri RcpuLlican, viz !:
That at the next Presidential election
tho Democrats mako II, nominations,
but uso every effort to unto with the
Liberal Republicans, and thereby do
foot the extremists. 1t scoms to US
that this is tho only oourso loft us that
it Would be wiso 10 pursue. Defeat
staros in tho faco any man that may
30 put forward by tho Democrats as q
party candidate.
Is it not thcu better infinitely far
chat a Conservative DO elected by our
suifragcs, though ho be Il Republican,
rather than witness Radical tri
umph, simply through a mistaken idoa
of clinging to party organization
that offers 10 hopes Of success.
Tho Democratic party can romain
intact, and firmly bound together aud
ut the same time cast their ballots for
liberal Republican, thereby striking
rs vigorously Mt Radicalism as if cup.
porting ono Of their own party.
Wo ore strongly in favor of this
policy, inasmuvh us we do not believe
that tho Democratic party. ns n party,
will succeed in tho next Presidential
election, and thus convinced, We are
prepared to make sacrifices now in
order to render moro secure our
chances for success iu the future.
This course wa tried lin Yir-
ginia, Tennessee, and Mis-. ouri with
must happy results, and without com-
promising one rnrticlo Of principle.
The condition Of tho country at
Ialgc is such that it bchoovcs good
men Of every scction aud of every po-
litical party to unto their cuorgics
md resources In death struggle
against Radicalism and. its corrup.
tiuns.
In advocating this policy, VIC arc
actuatcd solely hy desire to restore
to our blocding country those rrcroga.
tives and privileges that arc tho birth.
rights of freemcn, and establish once
more upon a constitutional and cu,i
table basis tho government transmit .
ted to us by our for cfathers. Surely
no more patriotic motive could
prompt any c"urtc Of faction, and feel.
lliDg that We arc light in tho position
we havo taken, VIC shall await the Fl
nal result with tho satisfaction that
we have at loast acted sincerely aud
in tho interest Of our whole people.
Gov. Scott and the Taxes.
]'y rcferrin" to tho COLUMBIA Pho
nix Of the l5lh ult., our readers will
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22
From OMAHA.

WASHINGTON, November .l3.--Thc
oignal Oillcc reports snow at Omaha,
Coricnnc, Utah and Duluth.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22
From, Turkey,

CoNsrANTINorLE, Novombcr l6.--
There were $50 cholera deaths last
week.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22
COlg2te's Family SOap.

STARCH, Potashc, Concentrated Lyo.
~ Axle Grease, Candles, Pickles. Rais,ns
Gun Powder and Caps. Also barrel Of
n. q. Syrup, q superior article. For sale
oy MCINTYRE h co.
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From PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November l6.-Thc
lirst snow of the season fell TODAY.
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From Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, November If.
There were 49l eases Of smallpox
last week, decrease of IS cases.
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"a delicate parcel to be forwarded
ny ra,I--A young lady wrapped up in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
A Shocking Affair,
4 Lady's Htan Torn Out y Mad Bull.


A correspondent Of tho Louisville (Ky)
Courier Journal, writing from Roundabout,
gives tho following account of shocking af.
fair:
On Sunday, before noon. an old lady named
Sarah Tuttlc, who resided in the eastern part
of Rockcas,le county, while going through {
pasture on her WY to church, in company
with daughter aged eleven years, was at.
tackled by mad bull, a horn of which pierced
her left side, tearing her hear. open. After
this the annual chased the girl, and just be.
fore she reached the fence, the bull struck
her with ito hOrns aud threw her thirty.ive
feet over the lence. Her injuries consist of a
broken arm, leg, aud dislocated shoulder.
Persons who live in Mrs. Tuulu's neigh
borhood knew that she intended going to
church, and, missing her from the congrega>
ton, they visited her house, and not finding
uny one at home, aud the fires being out, u
search was instituted. The bull was found
first, and the bloody horns created suspicion.
Further search was made. aud the suffering
gill was heard grOaniug at a distance. She
told the sad news Of her mothers fate. Still
further search was made, and the dead body
of Mrs. Tut,IB was found wel,oring iu its gore,
terrible sight to behold. The neighbOrs iu
the mountlins around them formed squad
to kill the curaged brute, and volleY of
seven guns were fired into it ut given signal,
which only had the effect OF maddening it
even more tlan i, had been before; then,
with few fearful leaps. the animal showed
Fight at his enemy. ani in less than FIVE
minutes cleared the field and held the ground
Cor about five hours, when a well directed
rife ball brought him down, and his career
was ended. The funeral of Mrs. TuttIe vas
preached at night by the miu.ter she was 90.
ing to hear preach ia the morning, and tho
wounded girl lay in bed in the same room,
and heard the sermon. The old lady was
buried on Monday afternoon, aud the people
Tor miles around nt'ended the funeral.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
What Love is to o Woman.

What wonderful thing lore is to a womanl
How it helps her to know that some one is
always ioud Of her; thu. hc sejoices, when
she rejoiccs. and sorrows wher, she grieyes !
to bc sure thut her faults are loved, and that
her face is iairer, to ono o. least than iaces
that are far more beartiFrl-that, ono great
heart holds her sacred in It's ineraost above
al women! She eau do. anything, be any
thing, sufer anything. thus. rpheld. She
grows pre,ticr under the sweet influence
brighter, kinder, Stronger-and life seems but
a iOrt.i.te OF heaven aud all her dreaus aro
gold. .p. = >
Bu, when this is gone-wnen the aods arc
piled over that true lovers breast--or when
her role hus been played in one Of those too
frequent human traycdies, and the curtain has
dropped and the ioot.light' are out, and it is
all over forever, then God have mercy on tho
woman, for le holds nothing more for her !
How weary is her work wher 10 one helps
or praises How de.olate her leisure! How
joycss the things tina, gave her joy! Tho
poiu, that she could bear when some dear
voice praised her patience and pitied her
grows ipsupporabie, ambition pcrishesj for
who shall cure TO hear pralses.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
Lot us be more sooiable.

To order to increase tho sum Of human
happiness, We should cul.ivete kind and fra
ternaI feelings with ono another. A true life
consists in something else than simply ac-
cumulutiug property. We do not aud cannot
"live by bread alone" A writer 10 the
Journal Of agriculture dscourses on this sub.
ject most beautifully, as follows:
"Tho sole object and aim Of too many 10.
dividuuls seems to be to get gain, 'grab ALL"
let tho consequences DO what they may to
others. Tho desire to accumulate wealth, re.
gardless Of the comfort aud social happiness
OF our neighbOrs, md the interchange Of
friendly sentiment should be ignored. On
the other hand, wo should SO live aud act that
the generous impulses ofour own hearts would
prompt US to extend the hand Of fellowship
to oil our neighbors, aud looking them square,
Iy 10 the eye. feel TINT glorious inward con-
sciousLess that we had never wrouged them
in thought, word or show. Then, too, let
little deeds Of love be done; let the principles
of tho golden rule be c1cmplifed 10 daily
lives; let US bu more sociablc, and cultivate
our convivial qualities BY frequent inter.
changes of friendly greetings at social gather.
ings; let NO aristocracy be acknowledged
save that of the intellect, let US beau,ity our
homes; let US make them what they should
be by chcrishing love for tho beautiful, 50
that ....
'nIcasing. may attend uS forever,
And whatever we pray for or do.
May our lives be one gtand endeayos
To type the pure, the good and the truo ="
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21


For THE CONSIDERATION OF YOUNG La.
DIES.-Trust not TO uncertain riches, but pre-.
pare yourself for uny emergency in lite. Learn
to work ard no. be dependent upon servant,
to maku Jour bread; sweep your own aoora
and darn your own stockings Above oil
things, do not esteem too lightly those hon.
orabIe young men who sustain themselves and
their parents by the work of their own hands,
while you care for. aud receive into your CON-
pauy. those luzy. idle pOpiDjays, who never
lit finger to help themselves, so as they
keep body and soul together, aud sufficient to
live in tGG!tion, w. a I
Young Tolnen, remember this, ard instead
Of sounding the purses OF your lovers, and OK.
aiming the cut of thpir coats, Look iuto theit
hearts aud hubiis. MARI il they have trades,
and eau depohd upon themselves sec if thcy
have minds that will lead them to look above
q butterfly exic,sacO. Talk not of tho beauti.
full white sEir rad tho soft delicate hand
the fine appoatsncs Of the young man. Let
no. these foolish considerations engross your
thoughts. @
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
We MAY NEVER KSow,-Ws may novet

We MAY NEVER KNow,-We may noret
know OF the anguish hidden beneath smiling
eyes.
We may never know of tie weary hearts
beside US day by duy. whOse prayer is for
strength to wait till God shall say "Well
done" We may sit down at the same freside,
clasp hands ut the sauG social board, look into
others faces, uOuc eau see the heat; and who
may tell Of the sud iaIlures-the soul sick,
puins tor Fathers hand to lead beside still
waters Of peace aud rest. ,r,
All! never till We sour beyond the atesc
and all the tears be wiped from our eyes
shall We understand thut luscrutable mystery,
the human hcart. All! despair not when
life seems hard and dreury; by and by ths
shadows will fall apart the fet'ers that bind
us will b dis.e7ered tho burden be remoy-
ed the TIED hands be folded and sleep, with
her healing wings, shall hover over US. aud
rest be won. tf.
Thank God for the res. Of the quiet grave.
Thank God for tho home Beyond it! and DO
sure, "when 90 awake in bis likouess ye shall
be satisfied then"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

FmESDsHig.-sOme people wonder why
it is that they possess no friends. They live
in fue houses, dress in costly garments appear
inroyal turnoutsI and scatter their money with
Frodigal hand, but somehow their peighbors
shun them, aud people Of far less means are
received aud passed along in society from
which they are excluded, The fault rests
wholly with themselves. Ten to ono i every
thing they do is not prompted by selfish mo.
tiyes which arc so apparent as to rePeI every
body but parasites aud lceches. It is within
the power of all to make and keep friends i
wo hold sef,hness OF at ara's length, aud
cultivate Kindness Of hesr. and courtesy Of
manner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
POETICAL.
THE FOOTSTEPS OF DECAY.

Oh lot the soul its slumbers break
Arouse its senses and awake
To SEQ how soon
Life, in its glories, glideS away
Andithe stern footsteps Of decay
Come stealing on.
And while We view the rolling tide.
Down which our flowing minutes glide
Away so fast,
Let us the present hour employ,
And deem each future dream joy
Already past.
let no vain hope deceive tho mind,
No happier let US hope to iud,
To morrow than to-day.
Our golden dreams of yoro were bright,
Like them tho present shall delight
Like Them decay.
Our lives like fastening streams musl be
That into one cngulGug sea
Are doomed to fall.
Tho sea Of death whose waves roll on
Ger king and kingdom, crown and throne
And swallow all.
Alike the rivers lOrdly tide,
Alike the humble rivulet's glide,
10 thDt sad wave
Death levels poverty aud pride,
Aud rich and poor sleep side by eide
Within the grave,
Our birth is but starting place;
AND death the goal;
There all our gliItering toys are brought
That path alone, OF all unsought,
Is found Of all.
See, then, how poor and little worth
Are all those glitterinG toys of Earth
That lure US here;
Dreams OF n sleep that death must break ;
Alas before it bids US awake,
We disappear.
Long ere the damp Of death can blight
The cheeks pure glow Of red and white
Has passed away;
Youth smiled and all was heavenly 'air-
Age came, and laid MS nnger thefe,
And where are they?
Where is the strength tla. spurned decay,
The step that roved SO light and gay;
The hearts blithe tone?
The strength is pone, the step is slow,
And joy grows weurisOme, and zoe;
When.Sal, comes on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

a REVEAL STuHY.-This story has never
been appreciated ms it ought to be. 1t actual.
ly occurred in the negro church at Company
Shops last month. The colOred people werc
carrying on big meeting, mud many wero
coming through. An old Guinea "aun,y"
went iu aul her bull dog went with her and
coiIed himself up Il. her feet. After the
preacher got through and the shouting and
chipping had commenced, the bull dog became
euraged md seized biz buck negro by tue
throat and threw him down on tho floor
Some Of his friends ran up, caught the dog BY
the leg aud pulled him Oft. Tho beast turn.
I'd in his Jury upon the crowd and bit four
others seriously. You never hOard such
hOlering and squalIing in oil your life. There
was tremendous crowd in tha church and
this happening away up about the 'altar," the
crowd in the back part thought it was the
mourners "coming through" aud they took
up the shout aud went to shouting: "Bless
the Lord. !" "ShOu,, brothers aud sisters {"
"One moro poor soul saved :" &c. &c. But
about this time frightened negro split
through the crowd, the bull dog hanging to
the seat Of his brecches and he squalling {:
"PuIl him loose tho devils got mel" And
out tue crowd went. Many fell down aud
werc run over by the balance aud the lights
werO put out, and some Of the negroes got
seriously hurt The old Guinea negro keeps
Il chain on tint ball dog now as big as wagon
pole whenever she tends meeting.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
W. WSs
AGLnt the

tg-The following gentlemen are duly au,
thOriScd TO receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scRlprioa for the ".Spirit Of Jc6srson," and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEo. D. Observation-Disclosures.
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RoBr. RloN Lucas and J. HUNTER BEL.
LEn-Rorper's Ferry.
JoEb W. RoBERrs-N NhlIerGy.
JonS Dyiel6s Depot
ALEx. 0sRoURS-L LhiouriN.
NJ W. BunR-Brorn's .Sig$
Il. II. RonEErs- KemmysriRe.
IRNRY S. LgAGuE-Lcctoca.
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JoHN W. DALdAnN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Charles Matthews, going into an eating
house for lunch, heard as he entered aud sat
down seven orders given in quick succession
BY q throng of as many customers. Ono cal.
led for basin of ox'tail soup, two for mock
turtle COUP three for pea soup; aud ono for
bouilli. Aud the waiter, dashiHg 10 tho
speaking tube that communicated with The
cook, bawled out with immense rnpidity,--
zone OK, two mOcks, three peas and a bully
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

-Sace Greenwood, writing from Denver
city, KS "Naturc did un,clOpes 40 i'll turn
originally, 10 atIixing to them mark by which
they can be seen, and bead drawn on them
ut u distance. 1t renders them especially
liable to attack in the rear which reminds us
Of little story, A small Colorado boy, who
had been out planting, run into the house in
a state Of great excitement, saying that he
had seen some untcOpes in gulch near By,
AT his entreaty his mother went out to look
at them, but nothing Of the Eiud was to bo
found. She became incredulous, and said at
last: ~ don't believe you saw any antslopes /;
it must have been your Imagination, my
childw TO this the little boy Indignantly re.
piled: "Iumph! guess my Imagination
Isn't white behind"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

The Williams Review opposes the admis.
sion of girls into College, but says if they arc
determined tocOmo, the student Of that College
will 'welcum thCm with open arms
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

My friend have you sufficient confidence
in me % lend mo a. doIlar?' oh, yes, con-
ideuce enough. but no, dollar,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

"A physician has discovered that tho
nightmare, in nine cases out often, is produced
from owing bill to the printer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

What are the most dlsagresnble articles
for man to keep on hand? Hand cuts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Difficulties stupify tho slothtul, terrify
tho fearful, but spipais tho courageous.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

-Synplshy Isl balm to the tortured heart
it Is a Jewel beyond coupsre-a flower
dropped from thO. garden of heaven,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

- Water rsddens tho rose, Ihiskey the
nose, and tight boot' tho toes.n,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

- Many child sings-I want to be an
sugol, who would bs more satisfactory Il hS
wanted to bs good boy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. P. Il. STAuB,

L. +. Ii. eIAuB,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
0FFlcE4sl 81. Paulst, cor. Saratoga and St, Paul,
BALTIMORE.
DRAcTIcEs 10 all tho Courts Of Baltimore, Bal.
L dmore County, Court Of Appeals oi Mary land
and Supreme Court, United States. TitltS Ex.
.miued, Deeds, Mortgages aud Legal Papers pre-.
pared promptly. Special attention paid to ColIec.
ton Of DEBTS agsinSt residcnts and mon. reSid
and immediate returns made.
REFERENCES:
Robert T. B.nks, Mayor, Baltimore.
J.wssisy Guest, CAh'r CitiEen's Nat ba'k, Bait.
J.. A. ttanbleton L Co., Bankers, Bait.
Rob-. Mickie, CsSh'r Nat Union bank, Balt.
Carroll, AdAms l. Eetr, Bait.
Oct. 81, lS7i-tf.
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PERSONAL.


PERSONAL,
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Announce the in'foGHc'l0n 0' pau " O'us''"s
CIOTpING AND UNDERWEAR BY
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HOTEL.

NnAtHINE OIL, Lard, Fi,h aud Neat Foo!
lI on, at greatly reduced prieeAj also the best
quality Of IGbricAiing Coal Oil at tbs very lOwesl
price. For sale by ,,
June IS. 1911. KEARsl.EY L SlIEERER,
DURE CIDER VINEGAR at 25 cts. per gallon
/ LIso, Pure sp!ccS oI all kinds for Plckling: for
Ilsby KEARsLEf q shhEkEh'
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Be yirtuous, pay the printer and bs
happy,
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Toys as Teachers,

The dressing of dolls may bo made most
pleasant mode Of teaching little girl to work.
All girls are fond Of dressing their oTn toy
babies, though they SOON weary OF hemmiug
busters. By mrking dolls clothes exact
miniatures Of chldrens garment, so that
they will take on and off, agreeable cccupa.
tiun IN ncedlework will be found for little
girl. The child will easily be made to ,ake
pride in having RlI her dolls wardrobe as neat
and well worked as she can and good habits
Of care, neatucs'. and order may thus be in-
cuIca;cd. lu this way, as hus already been
pointed out, play and useful instruction aud
trimming may be combined through tho agency
0! toys. In Watching little girl play with
her doll, M insight may Oiteu be obtained
iuto the mode in which the child herself is
being brought up. When young, We all i'm.
ta;e more or less the habits mud manners o!
our elders and in whichever way child is
seen using her doll, whether i, be roughly,
kindly, or gently. or by making gres. fuss
over its appearuucc, such US thinking chiefly
of the fashion Of iis dress and Ornameutsi SO
may the characteristic features OF the treat
meut that child herself receives at home be
frequently inferred, The alt Of showing
children how to play to tho best advantage, TO
make toys, and, in short, to enjoy play as
much as possible, though natural to some per.
sons, is frequently wanting to lamen,able
extent with msny nurses, mothers and teach
ers A few practical hints on this subject
might and should bo included in the course of
training given 10 ali teachers, aud especially
to those who devote themselves to inIante
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

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Office open at all hours for trains Through Tickets
'''N y A.B. WOOD, Agent.
Harper, Ferry, June 90, ls1l.
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OF OF FL Z N @.
Th. 10 something cannot be surpassed 10. ! can
iseil you good suit OF fne Satinett from Se% ena
upward. Also. au alI.wool Cashmere SUIT from
Sih,ys .l.o tne stock Of The Latest Styles Of
Gents HATS, aud lot oi good Trunks-a OF which
viii soll az cheap AZ nv neighbors, and perhap,a
little cheaper. Give me call. This 10 the way TO
proyealI things. Bring your stamp. TO insure Gneat
bargains. J. GOLDSMITH
Sept. 10. 1871.
SPECIAL Notice 10 tho LadlGs.-l have hrce
- 10. Of Chigaons IRON lic up. switehes from ~
10 so inehes long. J. GOLDSMITH.
Sept, ~, 1871,