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nfSs4 THIS Is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR
when the system should be thoroughly purged
of the humors which create disease. There is no
HELMBOLDS GRAPE PILLS, causing neither
nausea gripping pains-as is the case with the ordi
nary cheap patent pills Of the day-most Of which
are composed of calomel or mercury, and carelessy
prepared by inexperienced persons. After thor
oughly purgng the system use HELMBOLD'S EX-
TRACT CTSARSAPARILLA,t the Great Purifier, and they
will insure new life, new blood, and renewed vgor
Try them 63 wths7w
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K6g- DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES
SEWERS, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9, 1871.
NOTICE-Owners OF Hacks and Carriages kept
for hire are notified that they must renew their
Licenses on or before the LIST OF June 1871. The
penalty for neglect is five dollars for each time the
enforced j. q. DIXON,
l1thstu ct License Clerk.
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FEs ASSIGNEES' PEREMPT0RY SALE
El.I In the Eastern District OF PENNSYLVANIA, United
States District Court in Bankruptcy in the matter
BY M. THOMAS Il SONS, AUCTIoNERRs.
Nos. 199 and 141 South FOURTH Street.
MODERN FOUR-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 1924 CHESNUT STREET WEST OF NINE.
TENTH STREET, % by 2S6 FEET TO SAMSON
STREET, TWO FRONTS.
On Tuesday,
May 80, 1871, at IL O'Clock, noon, will be sold at
public sale without reserve, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change, all that handsome modern four-story brick
messuage, with three-story back building and lot OF
SyoQnd situate on the south side OF Ohesnut stree,
n pO i1' i 'front.' az Twentieth street NO. 1924
inc in depth aso feet to ~ Iees fronts
1t has all the modern conveniences; subyoOt 20 a
ground-rent of s1l,0 600 and mortgage of slo,0se,
together $4,000. Terms-one-half OF the mortgage
NAV remain. Immediate possession. May be exa-
mined from to 6 O'Clock. Sale absolute.
BY order of
CHARLES ii. ROBERTS,
q. II. WOODWARD,
$500 27 st Assignees No. 129 N. FRONT st.
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n6gp NOTICE OF REMOvAL.-CORN EX-
w." CHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
PHILADELPHIA, May is, 1871.
AS our bank building Is about to be remodeled,
so TO provide greater facilities and security in the
transaction OF business, have taken the banking
room in the Chamber of Commerce Building,
SECOND Street, above Walnut, formerly occupied
by the Tradesmen's Bank, where we are now pre-
pared for the transaction Of business.
51S6t H. p. SCHETKY, Cashier.
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my IF YOU DESIRE MILD, PLEASANT,
safe, and agreeable Cathartic, which will cause
neither nausea gripping pains, Natures remedy,
HELMBOLD'S GRAPE PILLS. They are purely
vegetable; their component parts being Oatawba
"Grape Juice and Fluid Extract Rhubarb" Should
you desire brilliant complexion, youthful appear
ance. new life, new fresh blood and renewed vgOr,
use HELMBOLD's EXTRACT SARsAPARnLA. b3wths7W
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CURTAINS AND SHADES.
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a6s- HELMBOLDS EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
is the Great Blood Purifier thoroughly cleanses
and renovates the entire system, and readily enters
into the circulation OF the blood, after purgtng with
HELMBOLD'S GRAPE PILLS, the foul humors
that have accumulated in the system for years.
OF Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are thoroughly
reliable. test OF 20 years has proved this. Try
them. 63 wths7W
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- ssand Raritan Canal. N|
SWIFTSURE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DESPATCH AND SWIFTSURE LINES.
The steam propellers OF this company leave daily
a TIA nj. ana p. M.
Through In tWenty-fOur hours.
Goods forwarded TO any point free OF commission
Fregnts taken on accommodating terms.
~fF' WILLIAM N. BAIRD & CO., Agents.
No. 1S2 South DELAWARE Avenue.
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aFTG.a01 gN SOS A
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rSsa BI; GEIEED RY WuA'

yon know. There is an old p-ovcrb which
says, "E1pcrience is the safest guide" To
this guide the sick and ai,ing naturally turn
when casting about for tie means Of relief
They Inquire What . medicine has done for
others, before ttcy adopt it themselves. or
all tic rcmcdic, and prc7cn;i7es III uSr,
tio.tcttcr'. Stomach B;ttcrs mre:s the trs,
most trinmphan:iy, an! hence its inmcns"
popularity and vast sales The sufferer
from iulists::on IS sare 10 ini some orc
among his friends who ms been cnccd If
that ailmcnt sIy the famous vegetable s,o
machic. The victim Of fever aud aguc,
liver complaint, constipation, nervous pros
tratioa, or general debility, has only TO
make i:qniry in the ncighho-hool where
he resides in order 70 discover what this
standard restorative has effected in cases
similar 20 his own. In the published tcs
l;rony 10 ia ms:i,S he viii find volimr
o: proofs Of lis sanitary properties, which il
is impossible for his commoH s. aSc II rcSi<'
IIe tries it, and the c;'yy. Il pro!%ccs vn
bis system adds another 70 lie ;io$: of "ii-
ncsses in it, favor. Tl'"s, its reputation,
founded on the tsc;S, lot assertions, con-
:;nrally grows and sprea;iS. CkH.!at'nS
and impcs:or$, some or .hrm mere local
!ricks;rrs, and others Woo take somewhat
wider range, aticmp; 20 thrust into tie
hands and down the threats OF iay",is,
their hnpiaz:rd concOct!ons rs suhsri!HIr,
for the to%c which t"r 50 many wears has
been q mcdicina! staple, throughout The
United States, Spanish america, Canada,
and tho Wr;; Indies, INIT ONLY succeed 10 4
very limited extent. In this reasoning age,
the people, having asccriainel what is really
dcscrv;n. Of their confidence, decline "run-
ling after strange gods.
Nov. !, dim.
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WaSa:h Hot

The Columbia Union endorses ard eio-
RIGS in ven.ia;;ng the base and Insulting
language Of one Of its correspondents.
which says that the average white man
Of South Carolina is the poorest spccl
men Of the Caucasian race he has ever
seen on either side # the Atlantic" And
the Ut.ion gets its nourishment and pa
tronace from the people it insults, for
shc .hettcr lass" from this l'apcr's stand
noint contributes hut little 20 make i
thc fat and i'npudrnt sheet ii is.
Waxing "a, it kicks.
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The Tremaine Brothers.

/. was onr exceeding good fortune 4
fr~ wr-S. -zn, while in CO!u,nbis, to
hnsr tho Tr"maine Brothers, and AZ ia
, the tine pas. oar delight MAS unbound
cd. NJ parlnr entertainment th7t We
have ever listened to has ever hcc7 half
50 good. The power AMI compass Of
their voices, and their exceeding har-
mony, cannot be equalled, or has not
been, and on this latter occasion they
were 50 much better than on the former,
that we cannot help this expression of
our qualification. In addition to their
number, since their visit here some two
years ago, they have the aid of Master
Kellogg, perfect prodigy. His voice is
indeed wonderful, and in his persona
tions Of the female character, We venture
to assert he cannot be eqnalled iii En-
rope or America. Mr.. pierson, who
many of our readers will remember with
pleasure, still d'cs the agreeable and
humorous parts, ard his speeches are as
rich as cream, while NJ. Tremainc, on
his elegant Bnrdctt Combination Organ
is 4 treat worth the price Of the enter
. tainmcnt. We mention all cf this be-
Scause VIC were assured by these gentle
men. sha, in the easly part Of next year,
they would pay Ncwhcrry visit, and
We assure them, if they come, 'ha'
though they cannot in so small com
munity draw as great crowd, yet that
they will have an apprcciativc onc. Oar
citizens may expect treat Wien the
Tremaine Brothers come.
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SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
PRICE s45 CASH, WITH USUAL AD
VANCE FOR TINE.

PRICE s45 CASH, WITH USUAL AD
VANCE FOR TINE.
EXPERIENCE IN TIE Use OF THIS
Guano for the past six years in this State.
!or Cotton and Corn, has so lar established
its character for c, cc?lence as to render conf
ncnt unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy
of the Company to furnish the best Con-
ccntrated Fer:l Ter at the lowest cost 10
consumers, this Guano is put into market
this season at the above reduced price,
which the Company is enabled to DO oF
reason OF its large facilities aud the reduced
cost Of manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season
are, as heretofore, prepared under the per-
sonal superintendence Of Dr.. st. Julian
Ravenel, Chemist of the Compan! at
Charleston, S. c., hence, planters may rest
assured tina. its QUALITY and COaPO-
SITI0N is precisely the sam" as that here
tofore sold. At the present low price every
acre planted can be ferti!ized with 200
pounds Of Guaro at II cost not exceeding
the present value of so pounds Of cotton,
while experience has shown that under
favorable conditions Of season and cutlra-
ton the crop is increased by the application
from two to thrcelod the natural capacity
Of the soil Hence, under no conditions
could its application fail to compensate for
the outlay. Apply to
IN. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
M re Fast R,v ond NOs I and . Atlantic
Wharf, Charleston, S. c.
JNO. s. REESE l. CO., General agents.
Nov. %, 4S-3m.
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TRUcp p0siT!YE.-Tfc imncas. s2!el Of sing
er'S Sewing Machines is 3 ;T,-D; positive Of 1teir
merits. No family Knowing apythin. sbout
them are willing 10 DO without one. Anything
in the way Of sewing. pain or orDaG:rnial Cali
be done IN them. a.:'! c!Il with bu; lit:le in
>tructiou can run them with tHcijty Tie nm
chiHery is simple ard rut i:x:.le 10 break or get
ou: OF ori.cr. Tmey have br.n Known IN keep il:
good runEiag order for fifteen years without
need Of repairs. which caEu"; d" Saii of Other
machines. Ne >rs. Chick y CiiIc!; Az tie gents
at NeWbe7ry. II.
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A f;ND'sH NrHnrH The Eds.Gvld
Advertiser says: On the 18Th Instant,
Rachel Sta'lsworth. an aged negro wo-
man living On the plantation Of Naj"r
Lemr"l Cc-l"v, murdered her gron;
grandc',i!i. cn'Y fn"r days cd, hv taking
it from bed and breaking lis neck. IN
inquest was .ri1 upon tho body of Il c
child, and verdict rendered accordingly
The old mnriercss has bcci, arrested and
lodged in jul. The vie ard unnatural
atrori'y Of this murder il enough to
make the blood of very devil rrn cola.
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Back to their RooSts.

Columbia, We understand, is rapidly
filing up ith tho political buzzard>: cor
uorants, and vampires, who fur short
period had taken wing to other parts, to
sharper their bcaks for another pull at
the old ca-case Of State Having picked
all the good joints will they fight over
the remnants? They arc lnI: Of hope
that the treasury will oucc more be re.
rlcnishcd. The taxes can alone DO this,
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Will papers in the Safe copy?

o.. ADVERTISING AGENCIES III is flc:
that all those persons doing g business which
reQoi-es extensive advertising. and wDo
from the mode Of conducting II are able 10
arrive at 3 close: approximation Of the results
produced ov each separate investment in this
way, are universal in The opinion that better
contracts ean bc secured through we!!-es-
tahlished Advertising Agency like that OF
Geo. p. Rowel! 4 Co.. New York, than can
he Obtained from publishers dircct, no matter
how familiar with rates and papers the adj
vcrtiser may be il stands to reason ;lat an
agency, controlling patronage 10 the cxtcH;
0: from fifty 10 one hundred Thousand dollars
per month, Should be able 20 >ccu-c fayorS
which would not he accorded n &i'- incre in
Gividuai, even if we omit entirely the benefit,
which they must derive from t.ic.r extensive
cNDc:;encc ''-ENch !nrc.
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50 with IL: Government nov: il fears and
bcl:c:eS that uts property The laws arc
violated and trc>p pIs>cd a!:I that its citiz"ns
arc in jeopardy Of person and property.
VIII t!Ic Executive ami the citizens 0? SAIL
Counties verify and prariicc the emphatic ami
nob,c SENTIMENT. AMI join with the u:drr-
signed, and, VI :, truth. pray LET Us HAVE
pi.AcEr +. +. DAVIS.
WooDeUrFs. SPAKTASBUEG COUNTY,
S. e., November l6, 1871.
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TIE STATE Or SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COUNTY OF NEWHERRY-rOUkT
OF COMMON PLEAS-Albert J. lialtiwan
ger, Plaintiff against Joseph Manner Law;on,
Discriminatory $anmonS--ior money d.
Eiand -ICompIain served. TO Joseph Mat
ncr Ia%:nn, Defendant il this action: f"u
are hereby summoned and required to ali
swcr the complaint i'll This action, OF which =
COPY IS herewith served upon you, and 10
serve i COPY 0f your answer Oh the SuhScrI-
hcrs az their cf:icc, 1T Ncwhcriy Court House,
South Carolina, wir!in twenty days after the
service OF This summons on YOU, exclusive
Of the day Of service.
II You al! to answer This complaint within
the lirlr aiorc>niG. Tic p!aintitf will take
Judgment against vow for the sum OF one
hundred and >;N dollars and forty cents, with
interest al the rate OF seven per cent. per an
nun. from tic :wcuty-<crcnth day OF No.
rcnlbcr, Ouc thousand eight hundred and
scvcnty-onc, and costs.
DATED, 27ih day of November, 1871.
FAIR, POPE 4 POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Thanksgiving Day.

Ag. EDITOR: 1t gri"rrS me 10 sco any
irrcvcreuce towards God and Iii. worship.
However great may be the mockecy Of ap-
pointing thamksrivin. day in Sonth Caro-
lima bv General Grant ur Governor Scott,
every sincere Christian should feel his OBJ
legations to his Creator. -iS the condition
.of things am on" Us renders day Of hr-
initiation and PRAYER unch more appropriate,
4 is respectfully proposed that the 3"th i'll
4att he so oi'$c we'd hy all our pcol !c i'll
their Va rioms churches. I.rt it he 4 day Of
PRAYER, that lie who holds in His hands the
Srcp,re Of universal tionil IL, and 70 whom
all kings and rulers are subject, aud whose
high prrrogat!vc il is to deliver ;hc op-
pressed, will look down u2on this afflicted
State, and vouchSafe her Il speedy deliver
ancc from all the expressions Of wicked
hen, and rcstor" 70 her The d'ys Of h"r all
cicnt purity and virtue. lie, prayer IA"
especially made Cor all who are un!aw!nllv
Imprisoned. and for the destitute and sui:
tcSing families of those who, without cause,
are thus iucarcrrated.
This suggestion is made By ~
AN AGED CLERGYMAN.
viii papers i'll the Safe copy?
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TIE STATE OF SOCT! CARO-
LIMA, r.H:.NTY OF NEH BERRI-CHCRT
OF COMMON r!E.tS--Alhcrt !. ilalri
wansrr, Wi.iam Iilit;wsn"rr, and JOHN NJ.
Proctor, rs Conarimcrs in I,aic, under the
II ne an,! fr;n nt 4. J. iialti"aagrr aud
Go :pany, Plaintiffs, asa;iist .JoSrph Mancr
L,wiou. otherwise called !. Man"r I.rwton,
Dcr;.in;rt--u"py S;!mmons--For honry
Drmand.--I Complaint Served i" Jo-
>rrh M,!cr Law!on. D"frn,ian: in this ac-
t -: irG are hereby sEmmoucd and re-
Gujrcd 20 an-wer ihc compii:rt in this AZ
,ion, Of which i cor! is herewith served
Hpon ,o;i, AM! to serve copy Of y"Hr an
swrr on lie Subscribers RI thcir nlhce, a.
N'n berry Court House. South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service of this
>un:mnns or Yo", exclusive Of the Cay o.!
service.
II yoa !,;! 20 ans~er This complaint with
il Ike ;imr atorcSaid. the plaintiff vii! take
Judgment against vos !or the su:n of ore
hundred and mInriy three dollars and sev.
cAty cents, Ni:h iIicccstat the rite Of seven
per cent. i,er aauun, iron the twcn' v-tir$t
day Of Novetn!.er, onc thousand eight hun
;l"ci and seventy -onr, and costs.
Da,ci, 2lst day OF November, 1871.
FAIR, I'OrE & POPE,
Pinint!Es Attorneys.
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COM VI ERCIAL.

Ncwhcrrv. 6. r.. November 23 -fottoa IL.
Co.u:ni,ia November 7.--t t":t"n l7:c.
New York November - 7. N.--i'rt.nn f-i.-
!, active and easier: sales 4.i:2:; balcs--ura anGS
49,: Or!ears l0:. Gold ,ai :.
Baltimore, November g. Cotton Elr-mid-
ding 1S?.
Ga c>'o7. November 27.-T":tor st ong-mi'-
ding lS.al6:.
Ang1>ta. No7cm'e: 27.-co,!on qus=t-rrid
diinS IIt"lI3.
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TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA \
NEWBEGRT COUNTY.
By james e. Lca;y, Probate Judge.

By james e, Lcahy, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Jacob Eptins and jasper n.
Epting hath made suit to me 10 grant them
Letters OF Administration, Of the Estate and
effects Of Adam Eptng, deceased
These are therefore TO cite and admonish
all a"l singular, the kindred aud creditors
of the said deceased, 10 nc and appear be-
fore me, in III" Court Of Probate, 10 be held
at NewAcrry Court House, Oh the l2'h day
of December next, after publication hereof,
at II ~'ciock in the forenoon, 10 shcw
caa<r, i say they have, why ia" S:!@ adj
mini%i7ation SHOULD; no, y" granted. Give"
anLcr NY hand this 2Si:I ,!,y of Ao'"mhrr
A9ro Dom!ai, 1871.
JAMES Z. LEAnY. =. ! SC.
N0v. 20, .iS-2;.
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MASUFA CTCEIHG ESTEEPHIs: II CnAaG -
Toa.--t aareston is fast becoming maruf:ctur-
ing AS wei! = corimerciai city. The largest mauu-
factory Of doors sasleS blinds &C.. III lhr Soutl>
ern States j. that OF Mr. J. Z. TW!e. on tlurl-
b"ck'S Wharf in t;Iai city, safes roonS al NO. -
liayne rect Mr. TGae's aLTcs:i-cmrE; = T}scars
in another c0.utEa Nov. lin.
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Berry, s. (,
Wednesday, November %. 1871.

The suggestion Of an aged Clergy
man" that the 80 Ii he observed as 4 day
Of prayer, and Invocation to Almighty
CD, 70 intcrpose in ouT behalf, is good
one. The South has no cal! or thanks
giving over the blessings which either
Scot: or Grant etj"y.
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EVERYBODY WANTS IT -Gucss vino is the
NEATEST jIOtSEEErEE in our town D.?
We know her She CLEANS her knives, china
windows. paint, oil cloths. tables and Aoo.s,
and brich,cns her hin, brass and cooper
wares with Enoch MJrgAn's Sons SapO!lo
Ask for it. It il a good thing.
Nov !. Aim.
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MhENtGU,

On ::c l5''l inst. ~ tic i;cidc'S father,
Rev. ". r. Farrow, Mr. y. .. SPEAHMAN
AMI Mss LiDA FAkgOw, ali Of this County.
Near Martins Depot, at the residence Of
III" brides father, on the 2i>. inst, by the
Rev. TaoS. II. PGn", Mr.. SAMUEL W.
VANCE and Mss CAREIE YorAG. al! Of
I.aurcns County.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber having given Z? his bn>i-
ness, would request nj persons having
work in his hands 10 tax" it away.
His house and 10: and furniture, will b.
sold to an early purchaser a; bargain. If
10; sold soon, nill be offered for rent for
tho next year. r. ;. BAILEY.
Nov. 70. iS-tf.
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o - .

"NrSsRs. GRIFFIN 4 liOFvMAH, Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No. : ;>uu.h ST.. i;al
timorc, Md. are dui; Authorized; 70 contract
for Gdyert rti.cnc.tS at cur coLt:ac; rates. Adler
tiserS in that City requested ~ leave their ta
rors with this house
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The S;x'n Ai,nG:l SESSION Q! this Schoo!
will cu:ur.rmcr Oh Monday. .I*inary Sth,
1872. Rates Of tuition IL follows:
Classical, Algebra, Geometry, &c. $50 co
English Grammar n: d ("og:aph,y... IS %
PRIMARY .............. ~ ""
Pupils will he charged froia the time Of
admission 10 the end 0! S:'SsinH.
Board can bc obtained either with the
Principal, or in the neichjnrhood, Mt $1,000
per month. Nov. %, 4S-1l-lT.
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We are pleased 10 src Marshal Miller
again on the streets. lie IS tmphaticsly the
right man in the right place. Wcmay TOW
look for c!ean-crossings aad pleasant pave
mentS.
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Oriental Council 10. II, organized here
las. Spring, was recently put in operation by
T. I. D. G. N. B. R. CAmpbcil, and the T. I.
X s. Installed. At the first regular meet
ing tie officers elect will he installed.
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TIE STATE OF SOJiTUEARO

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COUNTY OF NEWBENRl-COURT
OF COMMON pLEAS-I:meS y. Lipscomh,
Plaintiff, agabst Joseph Mantr Law'on, De-
trndan:-Copy SummonS-iur money de-
mand.-t Complaint served TO Joseph Ma
ncr Lawton, Defendant in this action; You
are hereby Summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in Ibis action, OF which Z
copy is herewith served upon y"tl, and to
serve 4 copy of your answer on the suhScr;-
hers III the office ii New berry Court House,
Snu;h Carolina, within twen'y days after the
service of this Sum:nUns on you, exclusive Of
The day Of service.
If ynu fail 10 answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment Against you for the sum Of thirteen
hundred and twenty-five dollars, with inter-
cSi 1T the rate Of seven per cent per annUm,
from tie twcnty-!ir>; day OF Novcmb.r, one
thousand ciyh; hundred aud seventy one, and
costs.
Dated, 2lst day nc N.vrnibcr. 1871;
FNiii. i'Oi'E& i I'UTE.
r!Hintl!fs Attorneys.
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l25 BRLS. FLO

We have III store orc hunda
ty-fye barrels Flour, from
Louis, Louisville, n.y., Nashvi
to sell low for cash.
Q led English Teas 70
Rr.cLu heat E,o.r, and l
uice tninss for sale by
p. S.--2o iaz +
C ,ne 'nn and get so
NvY. -, lT--2t. II
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Grand Total. l.....................S $50 81:
Also. ! mule, , Carts and Harness, $500 #.
of Lumber, ? Pistols, Lot near K. r., q
>hoyelS. 3 Picks, 8 Hoes, Q Axes, Hand
axe, Bucket and Watches.
J. W. CALDWELL,
Nov. Is, ,iG-lt Clerk and Treasurer
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Nnr;c'< Victoria Tonic Dit:crs. arr. beyond
dr,,i,:. The best Constitutional tcro"aror cv-
cr ,,tfrrcl 70 ti,.. nr,,i;c. .iS-6,.
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The books and accounts Of the undersigned
can Ire found 1t Ho.sc / Tarrsnt's OEce. In
my shsenoe these gentlemen will receipt for
accounts due mo. ?. 3. BUZZ.
Sep. %, 3B-tf
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AEALUABe RGHovAToR 1t is we'll knosn
that one Of the most valuable zcno.ators of
the soil is knc, ssd ve are pleased to call at
ten.ton to the card Of MessSs Bowen & Aer-
Ger, OF Baltimore, in this paper, who offer
this article to planters at the low price Of s.
per ION.
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LOCAL..

Next Sunday is the first Sunday In Advent.
Sec Notice Of large Riff" o. Watches ard
jcwclry, t. conc off a Mn''r < !'.trrant>.
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Mr.. l.. Peters. :hc Publisher Of III" MI
s;ca! Nourniy. has sent Us 4 copy Of ''Uhrist
lnsS Chimes. u choice selection Of carols.
suitable for Sunday Schools and the fc>tiv!!
season now approaching. Every piece is 4
gem and We recommend the whole IS some
tllsy VERY fine. Single copies postpaid 20
cen@: 81 for $: 100 for Slj. Address j. L.
Peters, 500 Broadway, y \.
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Attention Is invited 10 >uIr ol zeal Es'a;c
: minor clIidrcn. by Mr. John L l.eav:!l.
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