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FOR FIFTY CENTS.

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Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellsw and
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Sea Foam,

DEST Yeast Poder now in use. For sale by
ID II. & D.
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THE JOURNAL
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Paints, Oil. and Glass,
DEsT Ivory White Lead, White Zinc, Red and
ID Black Lead, and numerous other colors Oils
of all sorts, also Window-Glass and Putty, all of
which will be sold cheap for cash. II. & D.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

Small looked vacantiy q the wall.
But I low he's always bore : tip
top character. Butt think thsss over
smart yosng men u bear looking
arter, ld0.n
Dr.. small raised his eyes and lot
them shise IN assent. That vas al.
Shouldn't wonder ef our masters
overly fond Of gals
Dactor locke down 1t his plate.
Had plenty OF sweethearts afore ne
walked home with Hanner Thompson
t'other night. I'll bet.n
Did DR.. Small shsng his shoulder?
Granny thought she detected faint
motion Of the sort. but she could not
b suro. Ii ssHsss<-
"And l think ae how that . feller
what trifiss with gAls' hearts and then
runs OF ten miles, may b. a'n't no
better'n he had orter b.. That's what
l rays, says l."
To this senefsl remark pr. Small
asssnted In bis invisible -sfallI I say
Intangible way.
II ailsrs think. may Be, that some
folks i,as found II best to leave home
and 90 away. You caust never tell.
But when people is . bein' robbed IT'S
we'll to look out. Hey Pr -
II think So" said Small, quietly,
and, having taken his hat AMI bowed
. solemn aud respectful adieu, he de-
parted.
He had not spoken twenty words,
but he had satisfied the newsmonger
of Flat Creek that Ralph was q bad
character At home, aud worthy Of sus-
picioD Of burglary.
hp i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

Another great bubble has collapsed.
For some weeks the country has been
regxled with accounts OF the discovery
Of diamonds, sapphires and rubies In
the mountain regions OF Arizona and
Colorado. Among the prizes secured
by lucky stragglers In those barren
attitudes was ruby valued ct $3.50, 600,
. diamond worth $l5. 900, and whole
bags full Of smaller specimens of the
priceless baubles. or course there was
sensation. Denver was excited !;
San Francisco was soon In ferment !;
and speculative sy mpathy was prompt
~ manifes ted in the stock jobbiDg
centers Of New York and London.
Mining companies were forthwith
formed, margins put up, and the stock
eagerly taken by the gulls who are
anxious TO become suddenly rich.
But the San Francisco and New
York Commercial and Mining Com
pany determined upon Q survey, and
promptly put competent force into
the neld for that purpose. These sx-
plorers visited the region where this
undevsloped wealth was said to exist.
They Travelled, and prospected. and
Investigated, and the result Of their
researches is, that the whole PRETENDED
discovery is gigantic fraud. They
found few diamonds, and other pre-
cious stones. but all under circum-
stances justifying the belief that they
were planted. by the originators Of
the swindle.
The bursting OF the bubble in San
Francisco stimulated the common
sense of New Workers, and experts
have been interviewed concerning the
value of the stones reported to have
been found. Mr.. Crooke, . partner in
Tiffany 4 Co.. says he never heard of
. $3.50, 600 ruby, and that fit weighed
only seventeen carats and was genu-
Inc, Its value would be only $40, 1000.
So the seven carat diamond would not
be worth $4,000. The Arisona rubies
sent on 10 the Gfm were found TO be
mostly worthless trash but now and
then valuable stone would turn up.
But this WAS not considered arrange,
after they ascertained that Americans
were purchasing, short time before,
uncut diamonds In large quantities In
London! So this is how Arizona came
to be peppered with brilliants.
The objects of tt,ss stupendous fraud
were to draw capitalists into bogus
companies for mining, and to bring a
host Of fortune-seakers with their loose
change into the mining districts. But
the exposure will do infinite damage
to Arizona and Colorado. by creating
an impression that their mineral
wealth is largely myth, and that
swindlers and robbers are too numer-
Gus In that quarter to render associa-
ton desirable. It will take long
time of honest effort, and unsxampled
mining success. to live down the dia-
mOnd fraud. d.-Gazette,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

Blessed be God that there 10 1t least
one thing thoroughly superhuman,
supernatural In this world; something
which stands out from tho above 1.-THE
laws of nature;" something visible
and audible to link Us with Him
whose face We see not, and whose
voice We hear not. What q blank
would there be here. II only this one
fragment Of the divine. now yenere-
Bile, both with wisdom and age, were
to disappear from the midst of N; Or,
what is the same thing. the discovery
we've to be made that this ancient vol
ume 10 not the uDearthly thing which
men have deemed 1t, but, ct the high
est estimate, q mere fragment from
the great block Of human thought;
perhaps, according to another esti-
mate, mere relic Of superstition.
There is but one Book, and We shall
one day know this, whom that which
y human shall pass away (liks the
mists from some Lebanon peak) and
leave that which 10 divine, . stand
out and TO shine out alone In it, un-
hidden grandeur. Horasius Bonar,
d. d,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

A writer tells story Of two we'll
known Southern clergymen, one of
whom undertook to rebuke the othar
for using the weed. Brother G.n he
no exclaimed, without stopping to ask
any other question, "is it possible that
you chew tobacco:" I muat confess /
do."the other quietly replied. Than
would quit It, SIR" the old gentle
man energsticaliy continued. 1T is
very unclerical practice, and I must
say very uncleanly one. Tobacco!
Why cir, even q hog would mot chew
~" "Fathsr c." responded his amus-
ed listener, "do you chew tobaccoe''
II? No, sir!' he answered grunly,
with much Indignation. "Then
which Is the most like the hog, you
Or Irn s t.a $1,000
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

p MILLER, Proprietor. fvst cisss
j stopping place for bosr.iersnr travel
or. viii So .,rna - ,''!s M.tel: on Cedar 49, ~
IL - . ffesys the House daily for StanwOOd
.sH Wilton. and semi weeklyfor Davenport.
GoOd StabI.ng attached. "h
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
The Sins Of Christians.

Most people suppose that % soon rs
person joins the church, perfection
In Thought, word and deed is to be
demanded of him. They forget that,
like other soldiers who have enlisted.
the most loyal aud true-hearted have
moments when the weary body sue
culnbs TO torpor; or the strained vis-
ion, through the dust and smoke OF
battle. loses sight Of the height to be
obtained; or the benumbed ear listens
feebly for the rallying cry. Who
shall call such one "traitor?" Not
He who "knoweth our fame,n and
''remembereth that we are DUST"
Others besides Peter have gone out
"and wept bitterly" and though .
&C nsorions word may have condemned
the offense and sneered at the tears.
yet over aud above the tran.grsssion
and the penitence the Saviour has
written, Neither do I condemn thee;
go, and sin no more. Fanny Fern.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
MILLER HOUSE,

sStanWoO4a Iowa.,
SuyHE PROPRIETOR OF this House VIII
spare no pains 10 make his guests com.
Portable, and In doing 10 hopes 70 mer!t ~
custom of she public Generai1y. n10ss
for Upton. and re urn. Alao. - c0nmees0n
will he found good Livery. Home c0.so
And farmers will be furnishod meals - hs-
dnoeA rstss.
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.as3aD 94D0kLU,4oN 1GDeST
i isss.sss5ss a II t~sSaHsss< 4sis a. vsbns
fssna1 siaass snpjovlx.s xpseallI
AZ sssIi,s II .iAsasss sv.a. sssSs2 -
q - $3.50; e aRisa : = I'd. ssss q
ppe NJ bsaA aulsaea stdssss saaa aAsDussssni
Ahe - ssaS xsssgHaL II &C. asss i
= - 4eesest r sressms e scotlenA 80
ws~s Ill .axVf .Ys-ks .s~s~aM ss~s
Pee how prosdly y Waves pa tpet tmPEghea, =,
d sss sssasa. ana sns Sra@s sna ms sseep
-sspsnvDsss:ras sssssi is4sme xAss'gs
Anf tsp~s y ths yiv~. ~ 1eko ~
56sas ssssEsis q seosssSd, sSg ,sissis ior
snSae. y svtlss = rx't We fAvnss3~
in5. u. .l.sIAsssi lIIi a u sss aa6hdai,
4~sss shissl~snssss husss salsauSs.A
~, g. ..s . !. ~. !. = Il. q ~ -
4sSs sAl1sfsx eptiand. ths tAistls 5os met
i shriv. sAers - rosebud Or eAansssk,
e,sr blows, A....
lyshs dssk noanta,n stream Il m ~.
~ sassss 80 esows; sa hea 'Ma7sE q
'snns - - = - ssskssaa - -
Ir-vs emblem q scotland, shs tki5lIs l5f
on the crest of the msund II msjsstic waves.
Aud it bio ssoms hextraws on our SorefAth-.
esNs esavss; q q III ss<&sss4 :
AZ Il there seems 10 Suasd the remains Of
the nees Az M s8eGs@SN
Dear emblem Of Scotland, the thistle for me!
Thsn harrah! sor the thistle % hardy and
brave.
High renown TO the thistle. and free may ~
wave:
still free may II wave, and renowned may
Il be.
o the emblem Of Scotland. the thistle for mel
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
kuctioneers.


UCTroxEER viii attend promptly
"A to selling all kinda OF properly At Auc.
tlon, In any part Of Cedar county. a Iist 0f
his sales viii always he found ~ the TlYIoN
ADyRrTr sxR ONCE where those desssihg -
.oorvlNog can x the dny for their sale W1h.
eat oooine him.
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pav.ncR uOUsE,

AsRs. MARY PALMER, Pvoprirtre..
MI RonrdSrs and the Travelling Puniic
viii nnd everything FOR their comfort NJ ms :
House. Good m meale. comfortable rooms Aho
Leda. Cedar street, Upton, I0wA. .
Good Atabling attached. N"a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

Hotels.
post HOUSR.

nyE. p. POST. CLARENCE, IOWA. a
k new Hotel throughout. convenient 1 70
tns m ~. nsr comfort convenience and satisiAcston
.H cuatOmCrS. Yf.-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

A Cincinnati man killed himself
because he had no opcrsonal attrac.
tions. .asHe 2 Els sfsesa 5st.a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

! An eight foot skeleton has been
unearthed nesr Winfield, Kansas.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
CHAPTER X.
rHE DEVIL 81 srLENcE.

Ralph had rsss0n 70 fssr Small.
They we're natives Of the same village.
bf Lswisburg. though Small was fivs
5eAn, The elder. Same facts IL tho
<sector's lifs bad come into Rslph's
'fss4sesloa u such : way : 70 eonnrm
lisS-!ong snspiciop Without giving him.
power g sxpoes Small. who vs. 6Fm-
.1y insreochsd II the good gn0ls u tAs
peopIS q thS oounty-sea& villags q
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
O. w. PORTER

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Collections,
- and other business. promptly attended
sO.-Ohfee in west end Of Guibertson's corner
building.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
DR. LOGAN,

-DHYSICIAN e SURGEON. General prac-
tfce of the profession: but makes = spe.
soiaiitv OF the treatment of all forms OF
CHaoNfc diseases. Prompt attention paid
20 night calls In town or country.
Once at DR.. Riggs Drug Store. Residence
~ Mr.. Wilhelm's. 5Nf
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Photographer.
r. u HARTGIE,

vpUOToGRAPHER Pictures taken In any
STYLE copied and enlarged. Rooms over
ase a Lewis west side Court Square, TIP
row Iowa. ls-0
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Physicians.
Dr. II. II. MAYNARD.

yDHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. L. 3. Ex-
anilner OF Pensioners. TIProN. Iowa.
Once and Residence opposite rne Palmer
House.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

LYMAN CARPENTER.
4 yycriONEER. Dnrant, Cedar Ceunty,
"A fS~A. 4sn1S6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
Insurance.
HI.AER WOLE.
Dentist.

NOTARY PUBLIC and Insurance Agent
~ West Branch. IaAa. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
:. ENSIGN. N. r..

DHYeICIAN & SURGEON. TIProS, Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
Or. T.. hopes 10 give satiAIact ION in at: cases
entrusted to his care. once. over Cobn 4
Wetzei's store lstf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
R. STARRETT
Justices.
INuN rI1rHILL

~ Lie Insurance Agent, and Conveyancer.
soface eth the County Clerk In the ronrt
f,onse. Tipton, Iowa, Jan. LIST, lass. nivl5.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
Contractors q Builders.
RIPLEY 4 CLAPP,

Rlp14EY q C1IAbP,
c,oSrR . cToRS a BUlLDERs, aud Deal
\ ers in Lumber Doors. Blinds &c.
a1-&hon ard once ON corner o. Fourtn
and Linn streets, south OF the 6tsAm MIL.
TfPTox. IawA. yo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

-drtor than her herbs-Of the old
witch. And then he went round the
cabin gravsly, lifting each separate
bunch Of dried herbs from It's nail,
smelling Of It, and then BY making on
interrogation point Of his silent face.
hs managed 70 get . lecture from her
on saeh articls ~ her Rs0tsria asedico,
with the most marvellous stories illus
trativs Of their virtues, When Gran.
~ he'd gotten her all of his silent
l,attery, b was rsady 70 csrry forward
bis main purpose.
There was sosnsthing wierd about
this maa's ability 70 turn the conver-
satios = hs chose % have Il go. Sit
ting ~ the 0fanay's tsa-table, nib
bling cosn-brsad white he drank his
CLAN of vatsr. having declined even
her asssafras, he ceased 10 stimulate
her medical talk, and opened the vein
Of gossip. OnCs started, Granny San.
ders was auro % allusie TO the robbery.
And Oncs on the robbery the docsor's
COurue was clear. #
II low somebody not fur away IL In
This 'ere bustoeseli, sss
NOT BY word. NOR even . nod, but by
some motion of the eyelids, perhaps,
Small indicated that hs agreed with
her.
"Who dye s'poss 'tis?n
But Dr.. Small Wa not ID the habit
Of supposing. He moved his head ia
. quiet way, just the least perceptible
bit, but so that the old creature under-
stood that he could give light II hs
wantsd 70.
II dunno anybody that's been bout
hsrs long = could b susDkcted."
Another motion Of the eyelids indi-
eaAs6 6mAil's agreement With this ie-
maS9. e. y = IS
They a'n't nobody coma here late
y 'Sspeln' Tie wastsr."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

me thirteen years to git twenty-0ne,
and I never could live with my moth
er again after Hammer gits done her
tims. Cause, you So. Hanner'll b
through In three moro year, and TIL
bs ten and able TO work. and we'll git
littls place shout q big - Granny
Sanders, and ----'s ss Aa
Ralph did not hear another word of
what Shocky said that afternoon.
For there, right before them, was
Granny Sanders log cabin, with it,
row OF lofty sun-nowsr stalks, now
dead and dry, In front, With Its rain
water barrel BY the aide Of the low
door,, and its ash barrel BY the fence.
In this cabin lived alone the old and
.shrivelsd hAg whose bldeousnsss gave
her reputation for almost eupernatu-
ral knowledge. She was st once doc.
treas and newspaper. She collected
and disseminated medicinal herbs and
gossip. She was Ia every regard In
dispeusable 70 the intsliectual life Of
the neighborhood. In the matter Of
her medical skill We can not express
IN opinion, for her ''yarbs'' arc not
"a b found In. this pharmacopoia Of
scieDes. a.s.s7ss..sf
i What took Ralph's breath was n
6nal DR.. Snall's fns, faultlssa horse
standing at the door. What did Hon
- Small want n Visit this old quack
for?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26
The Diamond Frauds.

{ To be continued. ]
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-04

.causM by the discovery that no less person
than President Grant has for more than twen-
ty wears been defaulter. 1t seems lhat
during the Mexican war Grant. who was then
a lieutenant in the army, acted as commlssary
and quartermaster. At the close Oh Tue Wal
there was deficit of five thousand dollars 10
his accounts. His attention was repeatediy
called to it by the accounting officers OF tle
treasury, and repeated demands were maue
upon him to pony up, but ne never conue
seendelf to take the least notice OF tne un
answerable letters which were aooresseu
TO him. He had spent the money anu VI
course was unable to return ii; ter IN tnose
dars his character and habits were sven that
no one would think Of lending OF giving MN
even so much as five dollar note. IN 1867,
through some hocus pocas, a bill was engl.
neered through Congress appropriatng sloou
TO him In compensation of sum OF equal
amount alleged by him to have been stolen
from him In lS4s, when a quartermaster 10
Mexico. But, to Grants great disgust, the trea.
sury officials pounced upon this one tnousano
and carried it to the credit of the CID score
1t was then thought that there night Do some
chance Of getting the remainder, and AGAIN
was Grant notified that be was in default, ana
ureed to settle his little bill; but it was all OF
no avail. and to this day, with the exception
Of the one thousand dollars credit, Ulysses ).
Grant is shown on the treasury ledgers 10
have owed the United States FIVE thousand DOL
ars for more than twenty years.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-04
rERMs oF-rHf NEWS.


TEE DAILY NEwe, BY man one year, se' - -
months "a; three months $3.50. served ~ sus
s,sy at EIGHTEEN CENTS week. payaoleso 70 sns cs'
riers, or 50 year, paid In advance az @e ol.se.
ran TaI.wEskLY NIws, puonshes on Iussaays,
rhursdays asd Saturdays, one ye6 sa' Elk
Tar WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81 sn COPE.
10. Ten copies, to one address, Sle
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable IN adeahce,
and 40 paper connnued after the expiration o.
the time paid fer. -,,
Nr1css OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and Founo
poardInp. 4c, not exceeding 20 words, % Genus:
eaon insertion; over 20, and not exceeding ..
words. 40 cents each insertion; over 30, ana no'
exceeding 40 words, so cents each insertion.
. Tnese rates are MET, and must Invariably W
paid in advance. ,,,s+,,oco
3: Rxx1rrANcss should be made Dy FoStomse
money order OF by Express. II this CANNOT oe
done, protection against losses BY mah may DC
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pes
Able TO the erder or the propretors OF THE ssS''
OF By sending the money in registered ies.ef'
Address RIORDAN. DAWSON oo.'
No. 14s East Bay. charleston. SO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-04
Current Literature.
.Mps poRrEa,s NEW souTHERN COOKERY
BooK. By Mrs. NJ. E. Porter, Prince Georg'
ConrthonSe Virginia.

MRS. PoRrER's new souTHEEN CeoKEgY JOKER
RooK. Bv Mrs. N. E. Porter, Prince George
Courthouse, Virginia.
We have received from Mr.. E. Perry, of
Meeting street. copy of this new companion
for housekeepers, published BY John E. Potter
& Co., of Philadelphia and New York. 1t hp-
pears to justify, in every particular, the state
ment of the publishers that it is complete,
trustworthy. easily understood and very eco
nomical. The book is handsomely printed,
and we feel that we can safely recommend IL
to the housewives of the South.
The GALAXY. Sheldon s. Co. New York.
This deseryedly prosperous magazine mas
entered on the seventh year OF Its existence
and shows, by its prospectus for 1877, tnat lts
publishers do not intend that 1t shall lose lib
position as the most attractive monthly maga-
zine published in the United States.
new series of papers by Judge Jeremiah
Black. upon national topics Of importance,
will be followed by articles by other prominent
statesmen. In the January number General
Custer commences his interesting papers en-
titled '.My Life on the Plains." The sketches
of prominent living public characters, By JUS
tin Mccarthy, will be continued. The serial
stories will be by such writer's as Charles
Reade, Anthony Trollope and Mrs. Edwards.
The racers of Mr.. Crapsey, 1.-THE Neither Side
ssot New York" which attracted 80 much at
tenlion, will be followed by further articles
descriptive of criminal and low life In the
u,,,, o,,;ao Tho short stories are carefully
and well chosen. And the scientific and lite
rary departments, under the direction OF capa-
BILE writers, will retain their recognized excel
lence.
For the trihing sum Of 81 a year one may
obtain in the Gala1y vast amount OF In
strucive and entertaining reading. 1t is
magazine worthy Of the times and the people.
Address Sheldon & Co., No. SIT Broadway,
New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-04
The State Fair.N.xt Fall.

Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, the Secretary oi
the South Carolina Agricultural and Mechani
cal Society, invites the cooperation of citi.
zens OF the State in completing the premium
list for the fair to be held next Fall. Any
suggestions OF alterations or improvements
sent to him at Cokesbury, S. G., will meel
with due consideration. Colonel Aiken also
requests the secretary Of any agricultural,
horticultural or mechanical association in
the State, to send him the names and post.
Offices OF the officers of the association.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-04
The City Debt.

We print to-day second article upon the
subject of the city debt, and the powers and
duties OF the City Council. AS the opinions
expressed in these articles are shared BY a
number OF respectable citizens, We have not
thought it just to refuse them place in our
columns. Their publication must not, how
ever, be taken as implying that the views
they set forth have the support Of this paper.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-04
The Fence Laws.

A correspondent Of the Columbia Union,
whose letter is printed elsewhere, makes a
strong argument in favor OF therepeal Of the
present fence law, which is terrible stumb.
ling block to the small farmers, and is on
injury, more or less serious, to every land
owner in the State. Let the law be re.
nealed
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The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
always among the sprightllest OF our South
ern exchanges, las just donned new and
exceedingly handsome dress, and may now
fairly challenge comparison, in neatness OF
typographical appearance, with the best
newspapers Of the country.
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fost ano .5onnb.

DICKED UP ADRIFT, A FLAT, IL BY
CO. which the owner can have by proving
property and paying expenses. Apply TO "a.
HINSON, James Island. jan4-S%
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Business CARDS.
WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
w FORGET ALL.
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO. S6s KING STREET,
Dyes and Cleans, by means OF steam, Gentle:
mems, Ladies' and ChIldlen,s Clothes. Fine
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
up with the Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Face
auo Grape ShaWls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
~ Goods received and returned by Express.
juD22-lyr L BILLER, Proprietor.
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0ATHEDRAL PAROCHIAL SCHOOL,
" Mr.. JOHN CANNON will Resume his Glass at
the Parochial School, on THURSDAY next, 9TH
January. jan2-4