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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-06-22
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At ~ oscsel
AS THE SOLE AGENTS in the United
States for the LIVERPOOL WATCH CO.,
We arc authorized by them to close out
q largo line Of European Watches,
Chains. etc., now IN stock. for Cash. at
prices never before known. All beautiful
in aniah, aftis&ic in design, reliable Or
accurate time. durable. and Of the lates
style. Every Watch will be retailed at less
than cost Of importation, and forwarded
securely packed, prepaid, to any part Of
tho country on receipt Of price: Money
can DO sent to us by Exprsss, With e.
ders tor Express Co.. to return Goods or
Cash, which viii secure premptness and
safety to purchaser. Among our list will
bs found. A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
SILVER, SOLID DOUBLE CASE
WATCH, genuine English fnn plate
jsweled movements, adjusted regulator,
steel cut hands, engine turn ne1i, correct
and serviceable article, large OF snallsize
in complete running ORDER with an
elegant Gents Vest Chain, Locket and
key, all complete, mailed'fed for FIVE
DOLLARS. u @=
AVERY HANDSOME WATCH in fine
Is harat Gold plated Double Cases
imitation of 500 Gold Watoh-engraved
or plain, genuine English, full plate
jeweled movements, adjusted regulator,
correct, :-,d in complete running or
der with elegent Gents Vest Chain,
withLocket and Key, mailed prepaid for
only EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
The Oride Gold Watch.
IN MASSIVE oR1DE GOLD Double
Hunting Magic Spring Cases, elegantly
engraved, OF engine turned, Genuine
Patent Lever movements, fn1ljeweled,
regulated and warranted to keep correct
time, and wear equal to Gold, preci-
sely like in appearance, make, finish,
brilliancy Of color. $500 Gold Watch.
One of these splendid Watches win he
forwarded by mail FREQ to any address, in
handsome morocco case, lined with velvet
.nd.atin, ladies OF Gents size Witch, )for
only TWELVE DOLLARS.
Watches for Holiday PRESENT. manufac-
tu1ed to order. 800
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES
Of al grades, in Gold aud Silver Cases,
from SIS up to $500. Other Coed Watcher
equally low. With every Club Of six
Watches, Of any kind, We send n extra
Of same kind free. s. premium to eetter
up Of the Club. A superior stock Of &C.
nuine Oride Gold Chains, - to IS each,.
warranted fully equal to Gold in briliancy
of color, wear, etc., Bills Of .ovsr$ 81 col
lectsd on dsliveay, If desired. All Bills Of
~, and less, must bsoash in T. O.
Money Orders, or Registered letter.. at
our risk. Goods carefully selected, packed
and forwarded prepaid by mail, OF by
Express, OF receipt Of price. Safe delivery
Of al goods guaranteed. Watches forward
ed 10 be, examined to parties known
when express charges both ways are paid:
No goods Forwarded west of the Mississippi
River, with bill to collect on delivery.
Purchasers must pay MI express charges
on goods sent c.. 0. D.: al1o for return
Of money. All Cash ordk13 forwarded
free Of charges to destination Catalogues
Free. Address all orders.
CHAS. 2. NORTON &CO.,.
Importers Of Watches, etc.
Established 1857. sc Nassau st., N. Y.
No. SIT.
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B. +. WALSHE'S

N. B.-Lettcr Onlezs receive paca
attention and filed c. O. D! il deaN
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Vi 1Iv8 No Aosx1v, And Our 111eKs
Ar zx aA10 70 Al. A RESIDENT on
On.oou oa1xAs CAN nux 4 W,A1cz 11saa
q AND II Will cosf NM 10 NonE THAI II
nj LIVED H.. N1w Yo.x-' AS HIS u
sxr1AnDu M PanpR Luz.
- .,.. 81 s,i. - % NOT SELL s~as ~
Waatiks2 Watel,ee IN any In.itstion. Gilt,
Plated tMs, fiBedCases ,whatsves (these
10 III ,o,f6kla; 8ades Sd IT Bras: o. German
11llvsat). Tk1 Wsilshamll Wstch . worthy
# = soid Gold q. 8ilyer Csss, and ws do
notPpopose 70 ssla It in snyotAsr.
E1uR: q9a.ssxD FOB \ P11c1 10T.
ADU1xes NJ y31A, s:'s
HowAnD4 Go.
Jee1<ys and k~lre-smaAs.
No. 765 DsoApxA1, NEw Yoak.
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L~OUIS1XN1AN.
! y R6nga,44WzafRAs
TIE BALANCE WHEEL
4 :, - "
1 times a second,
2IiO tiiines / minute,
l4,40o times N hour.
945, 600 times . day, -
292, 90 times = week,
10, 600 times q month";
l2G, IA, coo times . yeaE
MORE IS lxPECTED OLA WATCH,
THAN AMI OTHER KIND
or MACHERK.
II n,xst nat only run vi dag, basa1 ~tght ;
no. only on ,oeskdays, 1,d on Sundays and
Holiday. II must run hanging up or lying
~do,om-,psiide dozen o. right side Up. II must
keep running ,ohsn he .oearer sis do'en OF
stand up, When h ,oalcs q rides. Intact,
It's expected to do is duty at al times, in
evyy place and h svesy position.
4 Genuine Walthasn Watch |
will fulfil al these requirements. I wound
once = day, it Win faithfully tick for You
. hundred and twenty-six million times in
. zeal, without era requiring hesh oil
al that tima.
Aoenuino Waltham Watch
s Spring, , ,aassls, 81 Seve'os, and 50 other
pasts mak;i*g alkogeher 1856 separate pieces.
ALL GENUINE wALTHAM
Watches h3vOO ov0n
0eV0O4~s
TN EXTRA 3xwx1Lxp 4 nKvKN yKW1L
111 5Uz1 s1w1z1w HAVE FIFTEEN
r 80 ~. - -.s
Every part Of Waltham Watch IL made
BY machinery, The machinery used in
making the movement Of . single watch
coast over : Hundred Thousand Dollars,
yet We sell these Watches, in = solid Silver
Hunting Oase, for $1a. Tho am watch
could not be made BY hand and Anisheds
N perfectly for Tex Tn1zs A. MUCH:
4 Genuine w,,alltham Watch
I. interchangeable, like . Springfield rife
that il, any *psrtof ono Watch il exsetly
ike the same part in another ; and Il ten
Watches II one grade .were taken apart,
aud the screws, wheels, springs, &C.. were
mixed together ten witches could be
made by putting these parts together
again, withuot any reference to their
former combination. This isa
GREAT ADVANTAGE:
For, If any part Of. waltham Watch is
injured we con always replace it sts
7Fising Epens<
GENUINE WAlTnAm WATCH
L. made With special reference to
DURABILITY
Othar Watches viii run for . year OF two,
an require constant repairs ; but
a ~A1t1aam ~Atch
WILL RUN FAITHFULLY
FoR MANY YEARS
We sell these Watches,
IN SOLID SILVER HUNTING
CASES. @1o
IN SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASES, 80
We have prepared IN
/. ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST,
which describes the various grades OF
! Watches in detail. gives tie weight and
quality ofthe Cases, and ali other inform
alton necessary for an intelligent selection.
We wish every: one would send for it
before ordering . Watch.
Write for It as f0ll0ws -:
Messrs. HowAHD-& Co..
No. 785 Broadway,
Ne,o York:
Please send M your Illustrated Price
list Of Waahasn Watches, as per adver-
f~se,neai in Tn Louus1AN1Ax.
(SiRn name and address in ful)
-: WITHOUT EXPENSE,
HaHuna the Money.
We have sent out over Fre Thousand Of
these Watches upon these conditions, and
have only been asked TO refund the money
49, - --A--- -~-
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square fxst insertion; sasA Subsequent
insertion, 76osnts.
All business aosicW Of sdvestsenpens
70 b charged twsaty oents pr line each
iuseF6ka.
JoD, P1rxzueo saseuted with neatnees
and dispatch.
Welding oasds ensoatsdh accordance
with prsvaine 1nshdous.
Funseal NstiDoo paintsd q shortest mo-
ice and with qujskest Dispatch.
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We want Smart and Energetic Agsn'
introduce our popular and justly ce'sn
I'D inventions, in every nNa3r' 10
and Lsty IN H. World.
indispensable to Every
Household;
They a1s highly sppsored d. .'d''
and auupted BY Ladies', PAyHs'n .
D;r;nes, and now = GREAT fA'V
TIE with tbean.
Every Family will pureha''o
Of more Of them. Scssethiog that y
merits are apparent at a G14ASez
DRUGGgl
MILLINERS,
|~DREssMAKERs,
And all who keep FANCY STU" .rq
will ind our excellent articles e11
VERY RAPIDLY, gives perfect '''N'
ton and netting
small Fortune"
to all Dealers and Agents.
Country Rights RI
to oil who desire engaging in On ''"%t
Rssrxdaass a,,d Profitable Business
same time doing good to thor e'"I
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ST, LOUIS.
For st. Louis, Cairo and Memphis.
.~h Steamer KATIE,
~ I N Wurre- Matter: viii

Vi ~ ~ J. N Wa1TE, Master; VII
leave New Ozleans for above ports on
SATURDAY,
Juno 10; o1ne e;
SATURDAY, AioiaoA1
July 8; July a.
For freight or passage apply On board
or to ...
j. JANNEY, No. $50 Common Street
A. A. GREEN, No. 196 Common Stree.
Where a plan Of the cabin can be seen
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BATON ROUGE.
fha ondGrosse T passen-
mi-weekly
- ~ ST. John.
W, r. GREArHousE, Master; "
JAMES McELRoY, Clerk,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at S P. NJ,
aud SUNDAY, at 10 A. n.
Returning, loves Baton Rouge every
Monday and Thursday evenings.
For freight or passage apply on board,
. E. o. ME1ANcoN, II Cont street.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-04-04

AN EMBARRASSING SITUAT1oN.-An ex-
change informs us that the old philopena trick
has been revived again in Alabama, where the
young lady takes a double almond in her teeth
and the young man bites it off" That sort OF
thing used to be popular in Doylestown, Pa,
but it is hardly ever tried any more since the
painful accident which occurred ct a philopena
party last Winter The lady who held the al
mond between her teeth was somewhat adj
vancel in years and not little dilapidated.
The almond was uncommonly tough, and the
man who nibbled was in deadly earnest: He
closed his teeth on it and pulled. 1t would not
give. He pulled harder, but made no impress
sion. BE clinched his jaws upon it and gave
desperate wrench. 1t is unpleasant to relate
what followed; but, as truth crushed to earth
will certainly rise again any how, whether we
try to keep her down or not we may be .par-
doned for saying that as consequence OF the
violent efforts of the young man, he found him
self standing up in that room holding in his
mouth nut in which were fixed double set
of porcelain teeth belonging to the aforesaid
maiden. 1t was embarrassing in certain
sense for all parties; the young man thought
it would be soothing to the feelings OF the
company if he went home. Other and less
perilous games are in vogue at Doylestown this
year.-Aar Adeler.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-04-04

SLosHtN' ABoUT.-During certain "court
time," in Pike county, Alabama, there was
trial for general row, and witness testified
that one Slantonstall "jest kept sloshin' about u
AS this remark about the chivnlrous Stanton
stall was frequently repeated, said the lawyer
for the defense: "Come witness, say over
again what it was that Mr.. Slantonstall had to
do with the affair."" "Slantcnstallf Why,
I've told you several times; the rest of 'em
clinchcd and paired off, but Slantonstall, he
lest kept sloshin' about" "Ah, my good fel-
low" exclaimed Nat, quite testify, Eve want
to know what that is 1t isn't exactly legal
evidence in the shape you put it. Tell us what
you mean by sloshing about" "Well," an
swered the witness, very deliberately, "you see
John Brewer aud Sykes, they clinched and
fout That's in a legal form, amt it ?" ooh,
yes," said Nat, "go on" "Abney and Black
man then pitched into one another, and Black
man bit off piece of Abneys slip-thats legal,
too, amt it7 Simpson and Bill Stokes and
Murray was altogether on the ground, bitin'
and kickin' one another-that's legal, too, amt
it?" eyes, but what about. Slantonstall Z"
"And Slantonstall made it his business to walk
backward and forward through the crowd with
a big stick in his hand, and knocked down
every loose man in the crowd as fast as be
come to 'em. That's what call sloshin' about" !"
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ALI Sorts Of Paragraphs.

"A Wisconsin man has some trees which
produce apples without seeds or core.
Il caught her gently by the arm, my gentle,
blue eyed Kate. She cried, ''Let go, you fool,
you hurt my vaccinate." ea
= Mich COWS should always be supplied
with an abundance of pure water. They
should never be allowed to drink foul wa
ter.
- The girls in old times didn't behave any
better than they do nowadays. Even the Old
Testament tells how Ruth followed the Boax
around.
1.-Two intimate friends in this city," says
Baltimore paper, chad an animated dialogue
with red-hot pokers, and one of them has since
had only one eye on things in general"
As lawyer and doctor were walking
arm in arm, a wag said to friend i"Those
two are equal to one highwayman." "WhyT
Because they are lawyer and doctor-your
money or your life" .3.,i
- Thompson is not going to do anything
more in conundrums. He recently asked his
wife the difference between his head and
hogshead, and she said there was none. he
says that is not the right answer.
Hunting the tiger, gentlemen" observed
an English officer, relating his East India ex-
perience to friendly circle at a London club,
''is capital spert-nothing better-e1cept wheR
the tiger takes it into his head to hunt you
then it is apt to become too exciting"
The greatest run of luck on record is that
of Baltimore cigar dealer, who within the
last three months has inherited fortune,
drawn big lottery prize, found $1,000 in the
cellar of his house, aud lost his mother-in-
law. itt
There is at present so much said in regard
to the definitions of words given by DR.. Web
ster in his dictionary, that it may be apropos
to call attention to his mastery explanation of
the word "boip in earlier editions, according
to which the word signifed "a circumscribed
subcutaneous inflammation, characterized by
pointed pustular tumor, and suppurating with
a central core-a peruncutis."
"A woman was arrested the other day for
whipping her husband in the streets, And
served her right, too. When woman wants
to whip her husband, she should take him by
the ear, lead him up at least two pair of stairs
thrust him into a chamber, and then wollop
him in pleasant and civilized manner, and
not make public exhibition of the affair.
"A San Francisco tobacconist who is evi.
IDENTIFY up to stuff, advertises as follows: "Fully
realizing the benefits which free and enligh.
tened press bestows upon the masses, and hav-.
ing always regarded the newspaper as the poor
mans college and instructor, l feel sure that l
could in no way subserve the interest of my
fellow citizens in a more substantial manner
than by the dissemination among them of the
leading journals of the day. have, therefore,
with this idea in view, made arrangements for
liberal supply of morning and evening pa
pers, and in future will keep them on my coun.
ter for free distribution to all who shall pur-
chase cigars or tobacco to the amount of ten
cents" = r
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-04-04

THE ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR LINE
RAILRoAD.-The Board of Directors of this
Company held a meeting in Richmond, Va,
last week, of three days duration, at which
much important business was transacted.
Messrs. Harrison and Reed, members of the
Board from Anderson, S. c., were not present,
but sent in their designations, which were &C.
cepted.
The building of the Road was represented as
progressing as rapidly as possible. Much de-
lay has been caused by the bad weather of the
Winter months. The balance of the iron to
complete the whole track from Charlotte to
Atlanta has been purchased and 10000 tons
will be landed in Wilmington, N. c., in July.
1t is thought the Road will be finished in
twelve months.
The length of this Road, from Charlotte to
Atlanta Is 262 miles, and will cost about
S5, 100000.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
will be held at Spartanburg, S. c., on the first
Wednesday in June.
The President and officers of the Company
have labored hard to make the enterprise q
success, and indeed they have accomplished
wonders, starting rs they did without money
but great deal of faith. Col. Buford is one
of the best railroad men in this country. Il
may be truly said that he has worked himself
almost to death-having been confined to bee
Dy general debility for some time past. He il
now up and hard at work again. Charlotte
Democrat
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-04-04

THE GAME LAws.-By recent enaetments OF
the General Assembly of South Carolina, the
old and long-obsolete game laws of the State
are revived and declared a part of the statute
law. AS matter of interest to those OF our
readers who are fond of the chase, we give q
summary of the provisions of these laws. IL IS
declared unlawful for any one to kill doe or
fawn from the first day of January to the last
day of July in any year, or to- kill buck from
the first of September to the last Friday, In
October, or from the first of March to the last
day of April in any year. And the period
when it shall be unlawful to kill doe is ex-
tended to the first:of September. The penalty
for violation of either of these provisions is
fine of ten dollars, while the same penalty is
attached to fire hunting at any time, with an
additional penalty Of twenty-five dollars for
every deer and fifty dollars for every horse or
head of neat cattle killed while so doing. An
other equally important provision attaches q
fine of ten dollars to any one who shall hunt
ON any lands whatsoever at greater distance
from his or her place of residence than seven
miles. without the consent of the proprietor
and also declaring every entry upon the en-
closed or unenclosed lands of another, after
notice from the owner or tenant prohibiting 1t,
a misdemeanor punishable with fine or impris-
onment. or both. In case of a failure, on con-
viction, to pay the fines, one-hah OF wnicn goes
to the informer, the trial justice before whom
the case is tried.is required to commit the con-
victed party to Jail for periods not exceeding
two or three months, according to the Oh
fence.
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RATHER SLENDER.-A Detroit man, who
had contributed bundle of his cast-o8 cloth.
ing for the relief of the victims of the Minne-
sofa fire, received from one of the sufferers the
following note:
"The committy man Civ me amonst other
things wat he called pare ov pants, and
'twood make me pant sum to ware 'em. i
found your name an where you live on one ov
the pokits. My wife lated so when 1 shode
'em to her that I thot she would have COMP
shun fit. She wants to kno if there lives
and breethes man who has legs no bigger
than that. She sed if there was he orter be
taken up fur vagrinsy fur havin' no visible
means of support. couldn't get 'em on my
oldest boy, so used 'em for gun cases. If you
hav another pare to spare my wife wood like
to get 'em to hang up by the side Nv the FIRE
plase to keep the tongs in"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-04-04

THE CINCINNATI REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The New York Tribune, commenting upon
the scope, character and aims of the Liberal
Republican Convention to be held in Cincin-
natl in May next, says:
"The Convention to be held at Cincinnati on
the first day of May is to be a Republican Con-
vention. Neither the Grant nor the Demo
cratic party can participate in its deliberations.
The nominees will be Republican, and it will
then be in the province of the people to deter
mine whether or not to elect them. No mans
vote, who may choose to give it, will or can be
rejected. The inquiry as to what may have
been his views in the past will not be made.
Although all Republicans favorable to the
movement are invited to attend, it is expected,
of course that the representatives, of the differ
ent States will meet separately, and determine
for whom the vote of their respective States
shall be given, as is the case in all National
Conventions. This will put it out Of the power
of those who might contemplate mischief if it
were simply mass meeting"
A Washington dispatch says "Those who
are best informed with regard to the Cincinnati
Convention, say that it is the intention of the
managers to exclude all who have not been
identified with the Republican party from its
deliberations, thereby making it strictly q Re-
publican meeting. Judge Davis expresses a
desire that the Cincinnati platform shall be
silent on the subject of free trade or protection
so that it may be acceptable to the friends Of
either principle"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-04-04

INTERESTING TO MILLERs.-A new mill or
machine for manufacturing -four from grain
without mill-stones has lately been put into
operation in Edinburgh, Scotland, and is con-
sidered by competent authorities as one of the
most important inventions of the present day.
This mill reduces the grain to -four by percus-
sion, while it is unsupported, and falling freely
or being projected through the air. The wheat,
in passing through the machine, is struck by
series of bars moving at an immense speed in
reduced to state ready for boiling, no iG3juri;;
GUS heat being caused, and the flour produced
ordinary is IF myeR sps oR r3s 3Gs e to ed s e s13s s a s
ton is Considerably less. The machine in OPP
Grafton in Edinburgh realizes it is said, all the
advantages claimed for orit.-Raral Carolinian.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-04-04

In certain town there had been very
exciting election for the office of sheriff: line Inc
successful candidate, of course, was very much n,
elatcd, and at night was for long time talking ls
before fore retiring Meanwhile the youngsters in
.hetrundie.bed useD we're all ears" at length one
tow-head tow popped up under the inspiration Of
the the query: dMa, are we all sheri6s, or only you
and aG Ipa?" clay down, you little fool, :"
snapped the mother oat wSst % yss yS ats s"% qerng
- nsapces of special s providence Of God and
mentioned m the cases of two widows noticed in
sathe widows husband was dead /" At this
point he saw smile upon some countenances,,
and his ps,s ng@i striking him. ne nda
himself by saying: "In fact, both the husbands
W." What is the difference between a spend;
thrift and d feather bed One is hard up and
the other soft down.