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REAr PENNsILyANIA ROUTE
IPOsAI.s FOR FRESH BEEF.

OYFICB A. Q, E., DAvTp's ISLAND
NKN NOhA HARBOR, Dec u lsga
healed proposals., in dupliratc, will be recaiVei Al
This Ohce until u m Jan & ls73 for furnishinE ths
frrSh Beef" required by the Subsistence DopoTt.
ment a. this post during sir months, cOmmencin,r
Jan ], ls'a Information 10 conditions quRiity "a
beei, pa nents, Sc, can he obtained by applicaoU
TO ms ONCE. copy uf this advertisement % is
attached to each PROPOSAL, CHAS, BELLNiRR,
! decl9 Second Lieut. Third Artillery, A q q
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OFFICE Cum Coz AisstRT o. sUS S II &c a.
Sealed proposals. in dapiisats S S2f e iSS
M ~! once zee gntil y m 90 wEDNKsDAY. January
,moOo PORT BAIYlARD. Nm
&SS E P0aRds 81 q B bsS8s.
s s,SSS B R0HRds q S S Msfl
2oO pounds OF coarse Mexican SAT-
,,,o,, FORT CRAIG, n. NJ
G5oi PoSads q hsSns
200 POUNDS Of hns MsSioan Salt
l,ho POUNDS II coarse Mexican salt
FORT OAKLAND, c. T
Ee0 iOunIs q bSShs
sSS PoS aRds q q S SSs M Ssts s.,,
$50 pounds . coarse SfeSaiSassSS s sau.
SANTA FR M
$%S P PSaRas & & ks tS2s
40 pounds u CORN Meal
i'SS fSa5ds q SaS S I aSIial u.s. salr
Som P s@SH siffflP oEfN n Al
d0Og pounds OF BeAna
90 pounds Of Corn Meal
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- ,,o PORT STANTON. y. NJ
SsS fSShds Of Beans Sqs
10 PSaads 81 S@s s' SsSiss ssI !.rr
q, FORT TuLARosA. n NJ
100 pounds o. BSSaa
i.9u lNulla OF Corn Meal
l5l pounds OF hns Mexican Sail
Nv pounds OF coarse Mexican salt
1885,, FORT UNION, Nm
lnlOO pounds OF flOuF'
l2UOO pOunda OF Beana
Ai0l pOundh OF Corn Meau
e11 pounds OF hns MeKioan Sail
aVD pounds OF coarse Mexican Salt
,,,., FORT wISGATE. y NJ
ll.OOO pounds Of Flour.
huO pounds Of BeanA
. a,b0 pounds Of Corn Meal
sou POUNDS Of hne Mexican Salt
p | a., ithn pounds OF coarse Mexican Salt
une hAl OF the Flour to be delivered no AtAr thE "A
hpIll - lst1 OF such other time the Chief Com
mlhAaFy nl int district may direct Samples on Ronr
rom zen % hfteun pounds must accoinpany sSSi
blu Inc Beans, Corn Meal and salt to be delycreH
on or before April D. ls75-samples Of each art,slS
. redulfel ihe Corn Meal t2 bs ground from Amer,
can cOfn white or yellow Bids for Inc dsliyers -
me ehtiTS quantity Of Salt At Port Union a. vel a.
/ loI Ihe ulnerenl Posts, will also be rScelyel T6a
EeqniIements Of acknowledgements from thiS odis,'
Re4Flh5 dhle November ~ $50, and NoVsInbar -
l5liINill be strictly compiled With, CopleS al +. ~
. VII 20 furnished from THIS ufhce on appllcatiou
Captain and &. U g. Army, Chief {. g. S1b las a,
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Joy for her recovery and robust health all due to
the use Of the BALM OF LIFE, And |, too, feel
low condition Of hesh and general bad health to
strength, heah, renewed health and choeFfuneaH,
due alone To the free use Of hts BALM OF LIFE,
which is 80 clean, harmless and charming however
used.
TluHt always very kindly remember, Prof, Cook.
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Trains leaving Washington At a a. IN. and . ar
m connect A. bowie with trains for MAtlbOrn leay.
tnE Bowie at 10 ~ A. aud b3t9 n. IN arriving At
MArlbOrO at " ~ q, NJ, and B3la .. N
Trains arriving At Washington at II % q m. and
20 4. m. connect At Bowie with tFainA Leaving Mari
bgrO At . u r. IN and ~ H. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth aud prnnEylyhnin ave.
nue., northwest CORNER sixth aud PennzyIyAniA ave
nue. eau have their baggage called for aud checked
AZ hotels aud reHideuces to all points North and
West Through tickets To Cincinnati. Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville. It, Louis, NeW OTioans
Chicago, Omaha, Ran FrnnCiscO. and ali points
North, Northwest West aud SOuthwest
z. l. DUBAhhf, Gen, Superintendent
! T. X. YOUNG. DEN rasReDgaF Auaput
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JAY COOKIE s. CO.,
General Agents for the DIsIFiel OF Columbia,
VITgInIa, North COrOlinH, and SOHth Caro-
linnI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC.
LEWIS JOHNSON CO,
FAINT, WASHINGTON 4 co,
MIDDLETON 4 CO.,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
FR DHEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PAN
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BHTwFEN
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON

The steamers a tho North German Lloyd, Of abOO
tons, have been ncwiy furnished with all the modern
improvements
BAbTIMORE ............ CAPTAIN Illenhain.
BEhlIlN ,..,,.,..,,.,,.,,. lndutaoh.
OIlO..a.s ..sss.s,s,,s,rrss liaHHG
LElPLlL ....s..ss..s...... " Nurrf.
viii run regularly between BREMEN and BALTI-
MORE a. follows
Prom bremen Prom Baltimore.
BALIlMORE Geo.. December Il
LEIPZIG ........ December a. january is
BERLIN ........ January H. February ii
OHlO.....,...,.. February ~ March 70
And hencefurth from each side every alternate
wednesday.
The steamer will take passeni,pra to Bremen South
amptnn, London and Hayre, and return
PRICE or PAsaAOP.-ln gold, from Bremen 10 Bal.
timOre. Cabin, HlOD, Hteernge, 40 From baltimore
70 Bremen, Southampton l.Onduu aud Hayrr Cabin,
800: steerage en- Children, between one aud ten
years, half price; nurElngH, "a
All other arrangements are the same a. the New
York lines.
Further information can I've AsccrtAinel by apply.
K. SCHUMAtHER 4 co,
No. south Charles street, Baumurr Md.
Agent for Washington.
d CHARLES WALTER,
No. SO ID street, Opposite city Hall
" Also Bills Uf Exchange on principal places In
| EurOpe. dtHsI
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.


NORTHWEST.
TRAINS. LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE: WASHtNGTONi
an q, NJ, Niagara III. e - o. m, Western IA
press, daily: press, daily, e1cept sun
y q. IN, baltimore Mall, day.
daily D a m, Mail. daily, et
10 - a. M western EH- cept sunday,
presa, daily, except sun. u % a. m, Western EN
day. press, daily.
J y y. M Baltimore Ac.' - r. m Pacific ETprrsA
oOnmUdAtiOn, daily, Ell daily, except sunday,
cept sunday. 10 .. N, daily.
q D. NJ, Cincinnati RI " ~ D. IN, AccOmmnsia
lresS, daily, except Sun uun,laly ,e1osptSundAI
day.
nrenA daily.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

HASH HouseS III MOntall3 charge
$40 week, the boarders furnishing
their own blankets, during the past
winter.
The Kalama Bedcon says. "a
well known and prominent boss al
Humphreys undertook to chastise
a Chinese cook, but John was equal
to the emergency, and catching his
would-be master by the hair, at the
same time brandishing a hatchet
over his head, said: 'Alel;can man
no sabe me, you bet! Me make
kashee you velly soonp A third
party stepped between the combat
arts and postponed results, or by
this time we would have a grave
stonemarked Sacred to the memory
of Captain Tom -, who was
toully murdered by heathen Chi
nee.n
Mrs. Carrie F. Young has gone
east of the Mountains to lecture.
One hundred logs bored eDdwise
and called water pipes were lately
shipped from Tumwater, W. T., to
Salem.
Reports from Eastern Oregon are
favorable to an early mining season.
Tumwater, w. T., has no young
men without any visible means of
support.
A man lost a purse containing
$3.50 in gold coin between Marion
Station and Neil's saw mill a few
days ago.
The P4amdealer thinks the dis
continuance of the Postoffice at
lIermansyille a serious mistake, and
hopes it will be re-eStablished.
The Washington correspondent
ofthe Salem Statesman says that
Leroy S. Dyar, who has been as
signed to the Klamath Agency,
will probably be appointed
a full agent.
The Roscburg E,sign of last
says: "'l'he merry clang
Of the engine bell will soon greet
the ears Of Douglas county residents;
and the note ot'the locomotive whis-
Tie is the note ofenterprise; and the
cars are coming. Grading between
here and Oakland is rapidly pro-
crossing, and according to contract
is to be finished by the LIST of Juue.
The road is completed nearly
through the Pass Creek Canyon.
50 rapid its progress that graders
and bridge-builders are pushed to
keep ahead of the track layers.
Wake up, We 'forty-niners,' and see
what is coming"
Clark county has paid $ll,819 of
ler debt in the last ten months.
Seattle Coal Company is turning
'ut about 81, 900 worth Of coal per
lay.
A mail route between Port Town.
end and Whidby's Island has been
stab 'ished.
The Odd Fellows of Vancouver
re to celebrate on the 26th inst.
Indians who should he on their
eservations, according to the Dis
tch, are prowling around Seattle.
The Northwestern Stage Com
any have changed their line of
ravel from Wal'a Walla to Wal
llu so as to run by SchuebIy's
lace. at which is Whitman Post.
flee.
1t is proposed to apply all the
loney realized from liquor licenses
Clarke county to the erection Of
Court House and Jail. The peo-
le will vote on the question.
About two weeks ago a young
d, the son of Alex Vincent, a far
er of Dungeness, w. T., while
1t duck hunting, accidentally shot
mself, and died in q few minutes.
Salt Lake City has now a popula-
IN of about 10000, and there are
altered throughout Utah some
rec hundred small towns, settle ,
ents and mining districts drawing |
cir supplies from that city. 1t lis q
ophesied by those familiar with q
e country that in FIVE years the .
'pu,ation Of Salt Lake will be 100, /
%, and that Utah will contain v
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Horace Greedy says "Showrne
p druMkard that dOnA use tobacco,
/ al'd | I'll show you q white black.
bird"
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EsCIFIc CoAsr NEWS.

'"N - WY NA pSi!0N''O "
the Territory for tie current wear
including $4,000 for the Board o
Immigration, and $4,000 in aid o
the Agricultural College.
$500 pounds of strawbem;e'
were received in San Francisco or
the 3d, and 500 on the 18th.
The Legislature Of the proposed
State Of DeSeret, met on the 81 inst
Ru'Us Snow was elected President
ofthe Senate and T. d. Riclarl.
Speaker of the House. Two L. S.
Senator's were to be elected the next
day,
Zen tons Of ore from the Butter
field Canyon mine, Utah, recently
lettel over $4,000 III silver AMI
gold.
Gold diggings on the Colorado
river, Utah, have been discovered
paying from SO to $50 perday.
Gov. Growers man Gilirey is on
his way home.
General Davidson, tie officer
who commanded Fort Donclson at
the time OF its capture, is in Port
laid.
From tie OyYg1nian we learn
that Mrs. Kellogg, Of 'ortlanl, was
poisoned last week, either by a mis-
take in tie writing ofa prescription
Or III the manner Of compounding
II. Sic was relieved by antilotes.
at Sheridan, N. T., oatsandbar.
ley are selling for 4@4l cents;
l.our, SSl retail, aHd - wholesale;
bran s. per hundred, aid shorts
81 per huldrel.
There is a brisk demand for ne
chaucS, especially carpenters and
, brickIaycrS, III Helena. Thc build
ing season has commenced and there
promises to be a good deal Of it.
Another slight shock Of earth
quake was felt at Los Angeles, Cal,
on tie lhon,iug of the 4th.
Work on the locks at Oregon
City is progressing very rapidly,
favored by the good weather.
The house Of Nr. $. -Earlls, III
the southern end Of (lackamas
county, was destroyed by fire on
the 2Sth ult. Loss about Sl,l00.
Boca, Alaska, is where the ice
comes from to fill the ice houses at
Puget Sound.
Rea! e,tAte continues to advance
npr,cc at Walla WaIla.
Gen. W. W. Miller has been
elected Mayor Of Olympia, w. r.
Three young ladies, Kisses Mar
tyn, Spelman and Murphy, took
Tie black veil at st. Nary's lospi- |
tai, san Francisco, recently.
1'he Enterprise SAYS two chill
lrcr of Mr. VIM. Welch, living on
-Vill creek, about sixteen miles .
from Oregon City, were drowned
Ill the mill race near his residel &C
Sunday before last. The two were
walking along the bauk-one about
three years Of age and the other
tiye--when the younger fell in,
dragging the other in after him.
Another child saw them fall and
ran to the house to give the alarm,
but before assistance arrived they
were drowned. The sad event has
cast deep gloom over tie entire
The County Treasurer's office at
Walla Walla was robbed on Wed.
nesday night OF last week OF S20,-
900 in county and Territorial bonds
and coin. The thief obtained the
key to tile rreasurer's safe by enter
IHg the room Of the Treasurer, Mr..
\. kieger, after he lad retired, and
taking his pants, mone of the pock-
IT'S of which the key was. He then
made his way to the safe and -ac.
'omplished his purpose. !
twenty-five regular services are
leId every week at the Taylor {
treet NJ. +. Church, Portland.
There are ten whisky shops to
ne church in Portland.
An ambitious chicken in East c
'ortland has two wings and four
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

~ WitIlouI paying LIS Inell, III Gan
Francisco.
Mrs. ]. Blakesley Frost is now
; lecturing n Sacramento.
Farmers OF Lane county are CON-
: planning of the dry weather.
Twenty men and forty hounds,
all of Dallas, ont several days and
captured all of two deer!
Dallas voted to have free schools
for six months.
Tie Masons at the Dalles, have
in contemplation tile building Of a
new hall this summer.
Pitching horse shoes is the popu-
! lar amusement at Corvallis.
The Chemeketa Hotel at Salem
will be opened to the public on the
/ first Of June.
Salem has the "caIico ball" te-
I yer.
Washington county school dis
tricts have levied a tax sufficient to
keep up school from six to nine
months during the year.
\ Lane county denizen says that
the report circulated that he was
killed by tree, was gotten up for
political effect to keep him from be-
ing nominated for Sheriff of that |
county. lie feels indignant.
Mr.. r. \. GeSSnerannomces him.
self as all Independent candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Marion coun-
ty.
\ little son of Louis Flelschner
played with q large knife, and now
has two fingers and a thumb on his
left hand.
From the Oregoaian we learn
that q little s9n Of tIr. X. Eaton, of
Portland, aged ten years, was
drowned by falling through a hole
in the flooring of the wharf at that
city, last week.
Portland boasts of ten persons
who have not tasted liquor or to-
bacco since New Years Day-have
been in Jail is the reason.
The Portland Bnllctin says:
Compulsory education and COM
pulsory yaccinnation are now the
leading questions OF the day. But
there is something vicious in COM
pulsory education, because it strikes
at tie ritals Of the Democratic par
ty. We must have a Democratic
party, if enly for contrast. 1t is
healthy to observe the influence of
organized ignorance.
The 0'eyonjaa saystyphoid and
bilious eve.s prevail in the country
adjacent to East Portland.
4 dead infant packed in a cam
die box, has been mearthcd in Port
land.
A broom handle factory is talked
of at Oregon city. Look out, hus-
bands.
SIS was the price OF the cigars $
stolen from q Portland Brewery the G
other day.
On Thursday evening of last a
week the "fire tiend" consumed the
lwelling house of Captain Robert r
,on, Corvallis. Loss $1,000. i
The paint-house in the California
State Prison was burned last week T
'ausing momentary panic. Prison t
'rs were so frightened they wanted /
o "skedaddle." ?
Mathew Anderson, ofSan Diego, o
AL, on the 9Th, was assassinated
" a Mexican. The latter was ar. II
ested. il
Tom Fitch was elected second a
'. s. Senator on the 9th by the p
rtah Legislature.
A store on the cooperative plan Ia
: to be established at Coupeville, N
Vhidby's Island. o.
The Northern Pacific Railroad hi
'ompany are gong to build q large
ar-shop at Kalama. til
Work Oh the rev Court House &c
t Salem, has been commenced. I'll
will be finished in year from m
ext fall. I'll
The share of the Indebtedness of pl
lark county which has to be paid I'll
y Cowlitz is 1882 "a. pc
& p NcDonol,l 1afn aditnr nj w
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vested.

vested.
Ole Bull, the great violin virtuoso, is
threatened here in one grand concert on
Thursday (2Sth) assisted by several other
artists. This, with II number of public
society Balls, etc., will constitute the
amusements for the week. Thursday is
likewise to. be Kept as a general thanks
giving throughout the city. 1t is to be
hoped h,at those who ar i'm earnest
about this will hit upon something. for
whichthc people of this.st;ste ought to be
thankful 20 Grant and the R.uieal, party.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-27
National Democratic Nominations.
FOR PREsIDENT:.
HORACE GREELEY,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR vICE-PRESIDEMT:
d. GRATZ BROWN,
OF MISSOURI.
OF MISSOURI.

Without taking to ourselves the credit
ofafiording to readers any peculiar delight
by our editorials we tecl it incumbent to
say that press ofothcr matter has prevent
cd our having any room. They have ut
least lost nothing by our almost complete
silence, for VIC have furnished them with
full and interesting letters, while politics
Icing rs yet in an undcvclopcd state, we
lave had nothing worthy of very special
comment to bring to their notice.
llle attempt of the Comptroller Gcner-
al and Treasurer to have another clipping
Of political wool has happily been frustra-
ed, BY the injunction Of Judge Melton,
while the lcviathan Moses hugs his native
slime, not yet developing in which quar-
er he proposes to attack the mesh of
political diffiulties by which he is encir-
81. This non-committal course does
lot augcr we'll for those who hope to see
IL him either craftsmanship or honesty.
There nrc in the field several eandi-
,atcs for Congressman
The Dread II. X. Scott,
Hon. d. II. Chamberlain
Honest John j. Patterson,
:" Colorcd II. B. Elliott.
We present them to YOU each with tire
crit for which we deem him most con-
icuous. Our interest i'll the success of
nor is only the distant one Of II journa-
!. OF the card we prefer the namc of
IN Chamberlain. We hear that he is
an Of ability, so that in wliutcvcr dircc-
N he may exert himself it will be sensi-
fclt-if conservative he will help us
grcatdcal; if radical he will be an eff
cnt instrument in punching out the res-
Ii bottom of South Carolina politics
herein is the only hope that rcspecta-
/, lily will ever again have any CONTROL
!: !: infcncc in cur State affairs In the
ction ofthcir extreme turpitu,Ic lies
new birth OF cntombcd honesty.
.lis therefore with disgust not utter,
';yvoid Of cheer, that VIC propose to
4. Al
:pouncd for the seething of the political
'tron, each putting in with Puritanic
;an or Jewish incantation his Own
lar curse of powder or of herb
can Mt least tell you Of the dose
may expect and possibly at times
est MI antdote for your stomachs
z.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN ORANGE.

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN ORANGE.
BURG POST OFFICE TO NOV. 27. 1872.
j. O. Baxter.
Miss Whine Falkcls.
Il. A. Griffin.
Jacob Hildebrand.
Miss Lucinda Johnston.
Miss Fanny Mack.
Miss j.. Milton.
Mrs. julia McMichael.
ID. A. Phillips, Esq.
Mr.. Charles Scott.
Ephraim enuth.
Mrs. Rose Williams.
.'crsons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
+. DcMars, L. NJ.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-27

DIR. w. F. Barton President
j. L, Moorer, 1st Vice President.
d. r. Barton. 2l g.
w. w. Wannamaker, {"
Kirk Robinson;. Secretary and Treas.
l.. II. Beckwith,.
+ : s; 5;E; i:;:: $;:::;s:s : $:'"''' n> CON.
James Stokes.
1t must be pleasing to all citizens of
our County to be assured by its members
that the Society with its annual Fair is
regarded as promanent thing. Its exis-
tencc cannot fail to impart and maintain
throughout the County an energetic vital
ity among the Agriculturlsts who are its
bone sinew and support as also the intcli-
gence and refinement if NOT the. political
rulers oft. We believe our farmers will
realize this fact and do their utmost to
assist the. President of the Society in car
rying out his expressed desire of making
our County Fair second to none through
out the State.
Upon being nominated the President
thanked the Society for the compliment,
saying also that he had served year
already and found the position SO oncrous
as to render him desirous of retiring, but
leaving the matter entirely to the Society
if reelected he would serve. He was
re-elected.as has been. seen and the MEM
bers of the Society together with him ap,
peal TO each citizen Of our Comfy to u.s.
sist in forwarding the interest Of this home
undertaking in any way possible.
Our Fair this year was success in
every way, and puts beyond question the
fact, that if it enjoys the interest and sup
port it deserves, Oaangcburg will have
established in ner midst, one Institution
of great public Importance, in watch her
white southern citizens can take unallov-
cd pleasure and pr5tc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-27
TIE ELECTION.
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED

STATE OFFICERS ELEcTED
The following is list ofthe State eff
GERS elected last Wednesday to serve for
the next two years:
Governor-Franklin j. Moses, Jr.
Lieutcnant.G Governor-Richard H
Glenves, colored
Attorney General Samuel w. Melton.
Secretary Of S.atc-Henry Z. Nayne,
colored.
State Treasurer Francis L. Cardozo
colorcd.
Com ptrollcr Generals olomon L
Hoge.
Superintendent of Education-~Justus
X. Jillson.
Adjutant Genoral-Hcnry W. Purvis
colorcd.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-27
DOWIE, NOISE g. DAVIS
IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS AND
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
CHARLESTON s.. C..

We beg to call the attention of Drug
gists, Physicians and Country Merchants
to our large rnd complete Stock of all
Goods usually kept in Fisst-class
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
consisting i'll part of Pnlc Drugs, hIedi-
cincs and Chemicals, Foreign and Domes-.
tic, all Proprietary Articles, Instruments.
Trusses, Supporters, Bandages, Suspen-
sionS, Glassware, Window Glass, Putty.
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuiis, Fancy Goods
and Drus sgist's Sundrics, which have been
selected with great care tomcct the wants
of all in need Of Reliable Articles ut
moderate prices.
We are also Proprictors of the follows
ins,which we offer with confidence rs
being equal to any Similar Preparations
in the market:
Sumter Biuers the great Southern Tonic.
Noises horse, hog snd cattle POWDERS.
Moiee's fever and ague Pills., warranted
To cure. Moies's sDpalar white worm cam.
dy. Noises liver. pills. purely vegetables
Noises nnrping star yeast or baking pow,
dcrs. Coliicrs remcdy tor man and beast.
the h.st I4inuclt cver used. We arc
| agents for the tullowing articles, we offer.
ut proprietoE's prices:
DIR. Won Glilann'. Royal Grown
Schnapps. This worll-rcknowned Tonic.
is highly recommcndep by tho most cmi-
nent German Phosicians.. and pronounced
by them AS perfectly pure, and free from
all adulteraliun.
Cuban Bittcrs and
Patient Spring Show Gases, Walnut and
Metal Frames. 4, ., 6, 4 and 8 feet, always
OH had.
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