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Private Sale.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will apply to y. O. Norris Esq, Judge JJ. ol
of October next for a settlement of the Estate
of William Hunt deceased, and for letters OF
dismission from the same.
Sept7, 1871 10
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Oct 5, 1871
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

BIZ d. O. Norris, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS. William Harper and l.. II. Wei
horn made suit to me, to grant them Letters of
Administration on the Estate and effects of Asa
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the
annear before me in tho Court of Probate, to
ieiild be held at Anderson Court House, ON Monday,
10th day of October next, after publication
hereof, at IL O'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause if any they have, why tho said Admin
istration should not he granted
diver, under my hand, this 18th day of Sep
tembcr, y. d.. 1871.
Judge of Probate.
No., 1v-I IL
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FACTORY STORE.

Mr.. A. n. ALEXANDER keeps on hand at
the Factory Store select stock of General
Merchandise, which we propose to exchange
for Cash or Country Produce Except perishable
fruits and vegetables) at fair prices.
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Oct S, 1871
Administrators Notice.

"A Estate of A. r. N. Glmer are hereby
snotified to present them, properly attested, to
the undersigned within tho time prescribed by
law. and those indebted to the Estate to make
nayment Mt once. J. r. CARTER.
Admir-, dc Jonis NON, with Will annexed.
Oct ), 1871 Ii
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sHERIFFs SALE.

rO.-~~---
In Court Common Pleas, Anderson Co., S. C..
John Dalrymple, Administrator, vs.. Margaret
HDalrymple, ct al.-BiUJ for Partition, dc.
TN pursuance of the Decretal Order Of the
l. Court of Common Pleas in the above stated
case, to me directed, will expose to sale on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next, at
Anderson Court House,
5i ~ ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 90 acres, more or less, situate in AM
derson county, on waters OF Beayerdam Si; GreeS'
pie and others. Sold as the Real Estate of
James Dalrymple, deceased.
TERNlS-One-haf cash-thc remaining half
on a credit of twelve months, with interest from
day of sale, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, and mortgage of the premises. to
the privilege of anticipating payment at any
time Purchaser to pay extra for papers and
stamps. ,,- ,o.
Oct5, 1871 ID
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ill court COMHiOH TltdS, AiucieVh VV', % 70
Martha f. Hunt, Plaintiff, VS.. VIM. G. Bennett
iAbran p. Mott, etal., Dcfcndants-Judgme't
for EpreclSs7"'e.
TN pursuance Of the Decretal Order of tho
Court of Common Pleas in the above stated
case. to me directed, will expose to sale oIithe
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT,
at Anderson Court House,
ONE HOUSE AND LOT,
Situate in the town of Andcrson-lot contain
ing two acres, moro or less-bounding lots of
John c. Whiteiield, j. S. Murray, Academy
Lot and others.
TERMS OF SALE-The costs of this pro-
ceeding and one-half of the purchase money
cash. the remainder on credit until the first OF
January next. with interest from the day of
sale, purchaser to give bond with good security,
together with mortgage of the premises, to
secure the balance due. Purchaser to pay cX-
ira for papers and stamps. 80.
49, WM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Oct 5, 1871 IA
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANDERSON COUNTY. -
By A. o. Norris, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS. James NJ. Welborn made suit
tome, to grant him Letters of Administration
OF, the Estate and effects of Sarah Welborn,
deceased. .-sz ~
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said Sarah Welborn, deceased, that they be
and appear before me in the Court of Probate,
60 be held at Anderson Court House, on
Wednesday, 18th of October instant, after pub
lication hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why, the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this End day of Octo-
ber, A. D., 1871. -
49, Judge of Probate.
Oct s, 1871 II 2
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PURE GYPSUM [!

CONTAINING Ninetyninc and Two,thrfls Is
u per Cent. (99.G6 per cent? SOLUBLE
MATTER. Warranted free from all impure
ties. Prepared in this city, and for sale at the me
low price of Fifteen Dollars per Ton, Cash, py
JOHN II. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant, Charleston, ,. T.
Sept y, ISL II 'H
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Oct 5, 1871
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ANDERSON COUNTY.
By A. o. Norris, Esq, Probate J'tdge.
WHEREAS, Thomas G. Clemson made suit
10 me, to grant him Letters of Administration
on the Estate and effects of John Calhoun
CleRason, deceased. :.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said John Calhoun Clemson, deceased, that they
be and appear before me in the Court OF Pro-
bate. to be held at Anderson Court House, OIL
Wednesday, 18th day of October, after publi-
cation hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 3Oth day of Sep
tember, A. D., 1871.
A. o. NORRIS,
Judge of Probate,
Oct S, 1871 II 2
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SHERIFFs SALE.

.SHERIF'F"S SALE.
In Court Common Pleas, Anderson Co., s. C.
]. S. Murray, Administrator, VS.. Mrs Jane Os-
borne, Vim. NJ. Rampley, ct al.-BfU TO seU
Lands, for Relicf, dc.
TN pursuance of the Decretal Order of the
Court of Common Pleas in the above stated
cause. to me directed, I will expose to sale on
the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER next
at Anderson Court House; the lands described
in the proceedings in this Gaze rs the Real Es-
tate of Leverett A. Osborne deceased, to wit !:
LOT NO. Q,
Situate in the town of Anderson, containing
nine acres, bounding lots of Rev. w. Il. Wal
ters Homestead of Mrs. Jane Osborne, line OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad and Lot No. 3.
LOT NO. 3,
Containing fourteen and a half acres, adjoining
Lot No. 2, Homestead Of Mrs. Jano Osborne,
lot of Mrs. E. M. Rucker, and line of the Blue
Ridge Railroad.
TERMS-Cost Of the proceedings and one
third of the purchase money cash, the remain
der on credit until the first of January, 1872
without interest-purchascr to give bond with
good security, together with mortgage of the
premises, to secure the balance due. Purcha-
ser to pay extra for papers and stamps.
WM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Oct S. 1871 II 5
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PENDLETON FACTORY.
THE WOOL CARDS

A THE PENDLEToN FACTORY have
N been put in complete order, and are now
ready for business. They are attended by skill
ed operatives, who will attend to all work in
their line promptly, and in the most approved
style. Wool may be sent to us from all points
on the Blue Ridge and Greenville and Column
bia Railroads, and the Rolls or Bats will be
carefully packed and returncd-that sent on
Greenvillea and Columbia Railroad will be taken
from and returned to Anderson at our expense.
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HELDMANN

HAS good HARNESS and SHOE OIL
i'll Como and get 1t.
SHOES, BOOTS, HARNESS AND SAD.
DIES, homemade, always on hand, or made
to order.
Repairing OH Boots, Shoes, Saddles and Har-
ness done to order.
Sept %, 1871 IL In
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COTTON YARNS.

A supply of our super. or Cotton Yarn +
kept on hand at the Factory, and in the hands
of our Agents at various points on Blue Ridge
we offer to the trade at market prices.
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SACRED SILENCE.

!
Never with blasts oftruInpets
| And the chariot wheels of n,ruc
Do the servants and sous OF the HinLes
His oracles prcclnim;
And. when @randest truths are uttered,
Aud when holiest depths are stirred,
When Our God Himself draws nearest,
The still, small voice is heard.
He has sealed with His own silence
His years that come and 90,
bringing still their mighty measures
OF glory and of woe
Have yon heard one note of triumph
Proclaim their coarse bcgun
One voice of hell give tidinys
When their ministry was done?
unhcraltlcd and UNDECIDED
His revelations come;
His prophets before tleil scorners
Stand rcsolute aud dumb
i}ut thousand years OF silence
And the world falls to adore,
And kiss the feet of martyrs
1t cruciiied before.
hear in this sacred stiffness
The fall OF angelic feet,
feel white lands on my forehead
With beuedictioi sweet;
No echo Of worldly tnmult
My beautiful vision mars;
The silence itself is music,
Like the silence of the stars
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NUMBER, 90.
coed. Nv own pride vas

have her succeed. Ny own pride was
at stake, you knows
"And you studied the part all day.
she said, '.bccausc you knew just what
would take place at night! Oh, how
can ever thank you enough for i: 9'
FLUSH !" he said, taking a seat en-
the sofa beside her. "a brilliant CT
reer is before you, Marie. Make the
best now of your golden opportunity.
If mistake not I'VE shall have the earl
and the marquis at your feet, Is L
prophesied."
She turned her blue eyes faH upon
him with :; look which, he could hardly
have mistaken had lie dreamed of Il
possibility of its being there. AS It
as,-he did rot heed it.
~ care nothing for that" she replied
81 shall be quite content with much
more humble suitor than either Il mar
luis or an earl.
Anything lie said, laughing, "but
a clown liz q pantomime."
~ did not say that"
"Neyer mind, Marie. I viii try to
forget my Idle dreams. Still, it would
have made me very happy could they
ever have been fulfilled.
Size WAS silent moment. idly trac-
ing with one little finger the pattern
Oh the sofa covering. Then she said,
quickly, "You do no know but they
may come true yet"
He seized her baud earnestly, and
tried to look into her downcast eyes,
trembling lest he had mistaken her
words. "Marie," he exclaimed, "you
do not mean-that, after all
81 mean," she said, placing both her
hands in his, ''tlis,t if you will take mo
for your wife, Edward, in payment for
your goodness To me, you will make
me very, very happy. l have loved
you all my life, 1 think, but I never
knew ituntii last night
ooh, Marie! bow could you7.
81 thought last night" she replied,
smiling, "that if Tie clown could in q
play make love so well, how excellent
ly would he be able to do it in reali-
ty.
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TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

E{NVERY drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN
81 RGooLVENF communicates through,
the iSlnud, sweat, Urine. and OF her fluids
and juices of the system the rigor of life
tor IT repairs the wastes OF the body with
mew anl sound material. .Sc,ufaia. ST.
pills, Consumption, GIQatlaler DiscNsc, III
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me tTEsfifS 't'ta otGei Iya7sa " ts $2ieia SoFt
Eyes StsEH0T0tis UiseadlYes fioas tic Ears
and the worsi forms Of Skin diseases, Erup-
lions, Ffror Sores. Sca!d Head, Ring Horn
Salt Racnm. h'ysipelaa, Acac, Eiacs; Spots
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charges, Night Sweats, Loss Of Sperm and all
rasiss Of the life principle, are ciihia TIE ca.
,uirc rGage Of This TOnder OF Modern Chem.
isi1y, and q .ftlr days' use wiN prose TO ana
person using il i'm either Of these forms Of dis
ease lis potent polcer 10 care taem.
II The patient, daily becoming reduced
BY tie MAST decomposition that is
continually progressing, succeeds in ar
resting these wastes, and repairs the same
with pew iaterial made from healthy
1.oad-aGd this the SARSAPARiILIAN
Viii and does secnre-a cure is certain
Tor when once tins remedy commences it,
work of publication, and succeeds in Ai
minisbiug tue loss of wastes, its rcpaiIs
VIII feel himself growing better and
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ute improving, aud flesh aud weight in
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Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resell
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Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia
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hrtrll-'iust deposits. on the water is thicl.
cloudy, mixed with Substances like The
white OF an egg, or threads like whit.
silk. or there is "A morbid, dark. bilious APP
prarince, and white bone-dust deposits
and when there is a pricking. burnin.
setisrt"n when passing water, and pain il
the Small of the Back and along tie Loins
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no matter how violent or excruii hitting the
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cured for fifty cents. There is not rene
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Who THE HEALTHY GIRLS ARr.-
Girls, whose ages range from twelve to
eighteen, llaye an ideal standard of
mines otherwise, it is PUNISH, :, r-s its
presumption. What eorsets can not
effect, arsenic, slate pencils, chalk and
vinegar can, and when al these aids
are brought into reqnisiiinn, the saints
are rewarded b. pallid cheeks, puny
physiqncs-waists, that hand can al
most span. The mother knows that in
the hour her little girl modcstiy re-
quests that ''the hooks or hnttons bo
set back, for mamma, sre, can run
NY hand between my dress waist and
myself, and / do feel SD nn,idy with
such q bag hanging round me-" that
the warfare has began, and until the
day of her decline, the apostles injurc-
ton. to .'keep the flesh in suLjection,"
will be serupulously obeyed. Between
the era of the swatldiing band, and
corsets and cIinoline, there used to be
a period of Il few years, when arms and
limbs conld climb trees and scale nights
like their progenitors, mentioned by
Darwin, and muscle, sinew and food
babe fair to hold ,lieii own. The little
barelea,led, tanned girl of ten, astrile
II bridleless an:. sad,lleless horse, or
padding down the stream on a raft of
her own constructing, had a season of
pure animal enjoyment, and it was
thought enough If she grew plamp and
rosy. was early tn bed aud early, and
could sing the 'sfves" to the tune of
Yankee Doodle. She must have been
far in her "teens" or out of them, be-
fore she caught a glimpse Of the model
young lady, with tapered waist, pinehed
feet, fastiaious appetite. and "a general
air of languor pervading every move
ment and utterance. She looked upon
the lay-figure will, admiraGon, and
| forthwith commenced rcmodeiing her
self, bnt with indifferent success. Gas
the twig is bent the tree is inclined. -
| Nature had IL good start. and she wonld
not yield to art without hard sirng-
gle. The few robust women OF fifty to-
day, are the ones whose young lives
were free and careless as the birds,
whose clothing never fetiered limbs
| nor pressed Lungs, whose impulses and
| instincts were never checked or killed
outright by Mrs. Grnndy's structures.
Il Woman's journal.
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"AY, CORN and OATS. for sale
Ii by HENRY 4. BIOSSAT.

WHY Do You CoUGH--wien it is in
your power TO relieve yourself? \ few
doses OF DIX. TUFTS EXPEei0-
RANT will cure yon and alIay the APP
prehensions of your friends; moro
over, it is pleasant to take, it produces
no nausea, and strengthens the Lungs
aud throat to resis. attacks in The fu-
tire. Mothers need not dread tho
Group when they have a bottle of this
valuable compound ON their Mantei-
pieces.
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your own sake-for Marie's sake-foi
my sake!"
A look of great trouble came into the
clowns face. All that Ninette said
was true. Ma,ie's failure might in.
sure the fullillment of the cherished
dream of his life. If she did not sue
coed to-night she would never at
tempt the stage again. But he could
not lend himself to SO despicable 4
plot as this against her, even if it
would give him the eventual possess
sion of her love. He was not so base
as that. Yet, while he was determin-
ed that Marie should succeed in spite
OF Ninette, he deemed it best to dis
semble before her. No warning from
him to Harcourt would avail against
N;nette's pretty establishments he
knew that well enough. Neither had
he the courage to bring upon him the
hatred of his fcllow-p players by re-
porting the conspiracy to the manager.
So, for the present, he deemed it best
to lull Ninctte into security even
while he pitted himself against her.
This, at least, he would do, through
his love for Marie.
'Iou are right" he said; "but it
seem scruel to bligiita flower of suc!,
fair promise before it has time to un-
fold. Besides, is there no one beside
Harcourt who is up in 4Melnotte 2"
'Not a soul. You ought to know
that as we'll as /. Old Beamish will
wait till halfpast eight. Harcourt
WORT come, and it will then be too
late to change the play. Consequence,
pantomise as usual. I'm fool for
telling you this; but from what |
heard just now, l thought you would
be willing to help me-"
"No," said Steel, II won't lift fin
ger to help you. Ninette; but will
keep your secret. l won't bctray you.
Manage the affair as you like but
don't asl. me for my assistance
"Iou will promise to say nothing 2"
she asked, turning upon him suspi-
ciously.
II promise solemnly," he said, with
a forced grimace.
"What an idiot I am ~ exclaimed
Ninette, turning upon her heel, "to be
babbling such things near the stage.
Now remember! Not word"
withdrew, willie the clo-~..li il's ',A l'
stairs after q certain yellow-covered
book, which he took home with him
to study diligently for the rest of the
day.
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A c. L IL.

at the hour for the commencement
of the performance that evening, the
theater was filed to its utmost capaci-
ty. From pit to roof a crowd of ex-
pectant people eagerly awaited the
rising of the curtain. The dress circle
brilliant with costly toilets, blooming
with beautiful women, was alive with
the futter of hundreds Of fans and the
rustic of silken robes. The sparkle of
diamonds and the perfume of boquets
lent their aid to the enchantment of
the scene and the murmur of many
voices filled the air with languid,
muffied tone. A certian measure of
romance in the history of the unknown
daughter of Peter Frondat had given
to her debut degree OF interest which
brought half the elite of the great city
to witness her failure or success. Her
appearance had been well managed.
Discreet and judicious advertising,
editorial notices of the marked evil
dences of her genius, careful cooking
of the public ear, all that could be
done in her behalf to bring tbeater-
ter goers to the box office, had been
done by her two best friends, Steele,
and Beamisl, the manager. The re-
suit thus far more than justified their
hopes an expectations. Whether
their endeavors were destined to be
rewarded by her success tonight, an
hour or more, at the most, would GER
tainly prove.
Eight o'clock arrived. The orches-
ira flushed the overture, and stopped.
There was no bell for the curtain, and
the audience waited with some i'm
patience. In a few moments the lead
er began to distribute music to his
musicians, and supplementary piece
of lively dance music was played to
keep the house in good humor. Still
no curtain. The pit began to get some.
what noisy, and the dress circle muir
INJURED its disapprobation of the delay
Thus, at quarter past the hour, stood
matters before the curtain. Behind il
a somewhat different scene was pre-.
sented.
| The room was filed with peO
pie, dressed ready for their parts
some rushing about with an appear
;,nce Of considerable excitement, con
versing eagerly together, some laugh
ing Mt Marie's unhappy predicament
The manager was nearly in state O
apoplexy. The overture was done
The impotence manifested by the au
dience was becoming only too audible
Still, Harcourt did not make his ap
pearanee. Marie, i,iller dressing-room
sat trembling with excitement, an,
rougeing to extremes to hide the ash.
pallor Of her cheeks. Steel, who hat
made isappearancei in the green-roou
much earlier than necessary, as he wa
toply cast Id the pantomine, sat in on
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ACT III.

Az l. llls
The next morning Edward called
upon Marie. He found her at her lodg-
ings, a poorly furnished apartment on
one Of the upper floors of house in q
retired part of the town.
She lay upon lounge at the further
side of the room as he entered, but
rose instantly to meet him. Before he
could prevent her, she had twined hel
arms about his neck aud kissed him
1t was little thing, which would have
been scandalous in some women. Some
how, it did not seem bold in Marie.
at is yon who saved me-" she cried
impnlsively. "Ninette has been here
and I known everything. l though,
you were good last night. Now
know that you are noble"
He smiled, and unwound her arms
ltcnderly.
'It was nothing he said. 81 coult
not bear that my pDpil should f,l
when had done 70 much already {.
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CIV 2'pet' i gGaneg- ge1estea
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NOLASSES BARRELS a d HALF
lIl barrels. can he purchased on cheap
terms from the undersigned. by applying
at L. Il. BiOSSATrS WAREHOUSE. ;
Z. EADEN,
Ssr. % g..
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THE WORLD Is GOVERNED TOO MUCH.

La, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER %, 1871.