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,sENsIBLE.-We notice an article in yes
terday's issue OF this paper that the Pitts
burgh sewing machine men arc about TO
dispense with canvassers TO dispose Of
their machines. The Singer representa-
lives of this city came to the conclusion
long ago that their Office was the proper
place to sell their machines, they having
sufficient merit to draw customers with.
ont running alter them and annoying
them in the manner peddlers do general
ly. They also presume that when lady
wants a machine she will know it with.
out being told, and through the facilities
afforded by the press they are amply in,
structed where they may he found.
We would advise our Pittsburgh friends
to dispense with their canvassing. They
can conduct their business much more
satisfactorily to the trade, and it will be
quite relief 10 their customers door.
bells.
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1RoN-PHosPRoRus. CAIIsAYA.-Thc three bcs
Tonnes, skillfRily and elegantly combined in an
anbeF.oolcrcd cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant TO tho taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard q Co.'S Fcrro. Phos.
phorated Rlixer Of Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal CalIsaya
Bark, and each tcaspoonful contains one grain OF
Iron. Samples furnished FREQ to the profession.
CAswELI,, HAZARD 3 CO.,
'I Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. my24-weSa-dAw
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The Favorite soap,
Manufactured by Z. REID, Wheeling, W. Va.


= claim that 1t cannot DO exeelIcd, Ist In puri.
y and quality; ID, In economy, because It 10
arm and hard % soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed TO the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. It will therefore wash half as much
more as the soaps now In market ct the same
price; Sd, For perfection In washing. You must
wash witha pure, clean soap, OF you cannot have
clean, white clothes. .UsSlh6 FdpOFiLe Soap and
you will have NO more trouble getting your
clothes white and fAultless, and guarantee that
Il will not inlure the skin or the most delicate
fabrics 9TH, claim for Il an advantage over an
othersin that twill bear leaving In water for 8
or 10 hours without inIuring 1t. Other soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them IN the tub
or basin after uslng. Please enquire OF your
grocer for tho FaVorite Soap, and you wifi be
convinced that II 10 the h0gt. 'S-.'-. ..
CAurIoN.-Bach bar 10 stamped "dnRsTs' and
Mechanics Fduoris Soap, manufactured 6v n
REld. RAteiin0, ", Va"
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by
p i'sNh'AN .t 7f |' EDWARD RRID
p.4.. Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
aug99 .. Wheeling, W. Va.
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SATURDAY, FEB. ~, 1872.
Travellers ReslstoT.
New AdvertiuementS5

Steamer Ed Hobbs and Barges.
Express No. 2.
Furniture and Undertaking-Wm, link
& Co. ..-
Davis Sugar Cured Hams.
Door Mats and Rugs. ra..
Wanted-Salesman. O"
Situation Wanted.
]. B. HUI Ees.
American Watches-oxtoby & Dufield
For Ladies Only.
Hats, Hats.
Rustic photographs.
Joseph. Graves.
Auction, Auction.
In Everybody's Mouth.
Stop that Coughing.
Pure Materials Only. .-.
Logan's Arnica. raa
The Cheapest in the Market.
Ayers Worm Candy.
Oglebay, Son l. Co.
Seed, Flour, Sugar.
Dried Fruit, MAckcrel. r
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SALE OF TICKETs.-The sale Of tickets
for reserved seats to the Moulton Concert
will commence this morning ut shelb's
Wherever this troupe has sung, the press
speaks in the very highest terms Of the
selections made and the faultless charac.
ter in which they are rendered. 1t iSso
rarely that an opportunity is presented
our citizens to listen to flrst.class musical
artists, that they are fully prepared to
appreciate an occasion like that Of next
Tuesday evening. We feel warranted in
making the prediction that every chair in
the hall will be filed, and we are quite
confident that all who do attend, will be
charmed with the exquisite music fur
nished by Mrs. Moulton and her assist
ants. To secure the most eligible seats,
we would advise selections to be made as
soon alteF9 o'clock this morning as pos.
sihle .......
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PATENT ITEM.-During the week end.
ing February, 9th inst, patent on ma
chine for making bolts and rivets was
granted to John Gifiths, OF this city.
Mr.. G. has assigned one half Of the interest
in said patent 10 Nicholas Rahr. tgrE
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sEMt'MoNTntS sAI.E-Mcssra Barrltt
q Gill will havea semi.mionthly sale OF
horsess mules, cows, wagons, drays, carts,
1uggies and har9ess, next Monday, at
Louis seabrighrs tavern, just below the
Eighth ward. Those who are in need Of
any Of the articles mentioned aboxe, will
find this an excellent opportunity TO
supply themselves. H. Hcrvcy is'to be
the, aac!ioaeer., Full particulars will be
found ID an advertisement in another col.
umn OF this mornings paper.
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Nor IMPRovMe.EWe regret to hear
that Mr.. Lewis, the miner who was hurt
in the Central Glass Works coal bank,
several days aimee, is not likely to recover
from the injuries sustained. Yesterday,
his lyiepds thought he could not survive,
ana bis Death was hourly expected.
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DISCRIMINATORY Richardson was
discharged from the penitentiary, yester-
day his term having expired. Our inform
ant could not give us Richardson's crime,
the court which sentenced him, nor the
period. lie aas- A.. n.
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Masonic and other associations desir-
Gus Of obtaining a good organ for their
halls, will learn something to their advan-
tage by calling at Harding's Music Store,
TO see the new Mason II Hamlin organ,
with pipe attachment. a
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Mn CH4RLEs N. scHMrTz, Of Messrs.
Ware & schmitz, Philadelphia, Pa, pro.
prietors otDr. Gottlieb Fisch's Food Cure
Bitters, is in town making arrangements
to supply the trade.
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THE BREAK UP."-The Ice commenced
running past the city, Thursday night
about 0 O'Clock. The great gorge near
sewickley gave way early in the morning
Of that day, and as 1t came, down the
river, it carried everything before il
The "break up was occasioned by a rise
in the Allegheny and Aonongahela, which
was not anticipated here, as there had
not been sufficient rain to produce such
q result. The damage done To property
was not extensive. The Emma Logan,
which had, been in a partially sunkerl
condition for aweek past, was cut through
and settled in water reaching her upper
works. Tho wharf boat stood The storm
bravely, although lying in an exposed
condition, and receiving the full force Of
the rush Of water and Ice. Yesterday Che
river was full Of heavy masses Of ice,
reaching from shore to shore. Several
days will elapse before navigation will be
resumed, and should the characteristic
feature OF the weather this winter
change7bo continued, the river may be
closed again before another week passes.
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FERRY Boar AoRouND.-The steam.
ferry boat, formerly plying between La,
grange and the Ohio shore opposite, was
forced on the head OF Boggs' Island by the
running Ice yesterday, and now lies llirh
and dry. She is said to be squarely on The
Island, and when tho river is clear Of ice
can be got of without very much diff.
Guilty. n,.. ... 100 t.....r.
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TOwBoAT suNK.-The towboat Stella
was sunk, yesterday, at Simms' landing.
She had ten barges which were all saved.
The Stella was owned by I'D. johnson,
and was insured for ten thousand dollars
in Pittsburgh offices. ~ tA Iei
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SWEET PoTAToEs.-Just received q lot
of splendid Sweet Potatoes, Lemons,
Oranges, assorted, Fish, Oysters, Game,
&C., at Haggerty's, corner OF Quincy and
Market streets.
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WATCH PRRsRNTAToN.-The men EN-.
ployed In the mines Of the Crescent Iron
Works testified their appreciation Of the
worth Of John Dixon as man and q
superintendent, by presenting him a
splendid silver watch and chain q lew
evenings since. Mr.. D.. had filled The
position OF "bOss" in the mines, and by
his kindness to the men and consideration
of their interests, won their esteem. He
had resigned, and the relations heretofore
subsisting between them were to be sever.
cd. Tho presentation speech was made
by Mr. Fry, who briefly and appropriate
" expressed tho kindly sentiments enter
tanned by his fellow miners for their late
superintendent, Mr.. Dixon was taken by
surprise completely, butIaIter n moments
hesitation, proved himself equal to the
emergency. lie expressed his thanks for
the beautiful testimonial presented by
those with whom he had been
associated, and expressed his regrets that
their pleasant relations, although the
nature OF their occupation would seeming
ly preclude the idea of anything pleasant
connected with Il, were about TO termi1
nate. lie would be reminded every time
he looked upon the dial of their handsome
git OF the many happy hours passed in
the society Of the generous givers.
The watch and chain, as above stated
are made of silver, andin selecting articles
manufactured Of that material, the miners
exhibited their practical, good sense.
Messrs. Iennegcn & Co. furnished the tes.
timonial; the presentation took place al
Casper Hile's in East Wheeling,
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MARVELLOUS beyond precedent is the
effect of sozoDoNT upon the whole econ.
omy of the mouth, keeping the gums
rosy and healthy, the teeth in perfect or.
der, giving TO the breath a balmy fra.
GRANGE. taw
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, I am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes at cost. l.. V.
Blond, 107 Main street. -
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Two Mason 6 Hamlin Organs for sale
very cheap, at sheib's music store, Mon
roe street. I'LL 49, .-i. Q
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New styles, new scenery, new accesso.
RIGS at the Partridge Gallery. t
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IL You want first choice of spring
stock of Wall Papers, go to PAUL s. Orr's,
No. 30 Market street.
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Transportation.

Tickets 10 all principal points in the East and
West can be procured 1t tito Union Ticket OiIlee,
IN n'Lurc House, and at the Station OF Bridge:
r' s4 yAr Err MYERS,
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MICHIGAN.

=
~ suffering Ii ur,v"",
use and every family should have them an i SN
Tor Their protection anil relief when rcnn II,I'
Long experience has proved them 10 Ic tEE.,,",'
EST surcst, and best Of all the Plils Win wLia,
The market aDOunls. by their OcCasI"Ini WHY, nOl
tho blood Is purified, tho cOrrIInlions Of m, w. wv
tenn expelled, distractions removed, and h. r.,
WHO'S lnachlncry OF liic restored To H. healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clS~,,.I,
AMI sluggish are cleanse1 by IUrr'S PiNs,s hnI
stimulated into action. Thus incnicnt II 'r %
Is changed Into health, the value Of which Ch,nre
Wien re0kQneI ON the vast mullltlItcs who cnlN,,
Y, can hardly DO computed. Their sugar coaIiUs
virtues nnlmpalTed for any length of tmc "V W,
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly rCIi,liS
Although searching, they are mild, ami on"r",,
without disturbance to tic constitution, 6rCt Sr
occupation. ''''
Full directions arc given on the wrannor IA
each box, how TO use them as a Family MvJ"s
anl, for tho following complaints, which Ihc,S
Pips rapidly curo:- "'''O
For DyEPepsia or IndIge stion. LIstlc,,.
ness, II.ilngnor and Less Of ARpetiIe, tcy
acl, and restore It's healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint aud lis various sylnn
TONS, bilious Headache, Sick IHenI.
ache, Jaundlce or Green RIckneHs. iii.
IOuH Collie anti Bilious ReVera, they sbnntI
be JudicouSly taken for each case, 70 cofrcct ,ha
" eaio Which
cause 1t. 49,. ''
For Dyaentery or DIarrhuea, Int ma
mild lOseis generally required. '"O
For Rheumatism, G0ut, Gravel. p,,I.
pitutIOn Of the Heart, Pain In ths
alIE, Back AMI LOlnH, they should hc coni"
uOIlsly taken, rs required to change the disc,s@J
action OF the system. with such change lbo.a
complaints disappear. t-0i.4.
For lDFOpay and DFopaIcnl SWELLING,
they should DO taken In large and frequent Ja.s,
10 produce tho effect Of drastic purge,
For suppression, o large dose shOuld hO
taken, Us It produces tho desired effect hy sym.
pathy.
AS n DinHer PtIt, take one or two pills IN
promote digestion and relieve the stomach,
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach AMI
bowels, restores the appetite, and nvigorNtcs ths
system. Hence Il Is oiten advantageous WLere
no serious arrangement exists, One who feel,
tOlerably well, oiten finds that dose of these
RUS makes him feel decidedly better, itom thGir
cleansing and ren0vating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED ny
Dr.J. G. AVER q co., Practical ChemistI,
LOWELL, MASS, U. s. A.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Books Books, Stationery, &c.
e. ~ 5EEE g9EiI.E.t
New Books!

WgSs :4 !! c !; y e@By GEORGE MCDONALD,
WOmAn's Worth and WOrthIesSness-By GAIL
HAMILTON, cloth, 81 20.
Books and Readlns-By Moan PORTER, cloth,
$500. ssassIl I'D
Hannah-By Miss MuLocK, cloth, 81 30; paper SOC
Seven Decades Of the UnlOn-By HENRYA. WISE,
extra cloth, 81 co. =, a.I 81
Border "reminiscences Gen, NANCY, cloth,
$2OO.
FOrster's Life OF DIckens-By JoHS FoRsrER,
cloth, = 0O.3 Z; .3.JI:l s. n VI |
Ny ROEea-By L. VIRGINIA FRENciI, cloth, 81 80.
Ny Wife and I-Mrs. Il b. Stowe, cloth, 81 70.
Richard Vandermark-By the Author OF "Rut-
LEDGE" cloth, 81 q, ' ..FaT,k IsI
The HoOsisr alphabetically EDWARD To-
GLEsToN. cloth, 81 %.
More than She could Besr-Dy HESrEg BEND.
|. BOW, cloth, $50. ~
81 0O, - VT .st.',. ~
The NsreId-By MARY FAirI FLOYD, paper, SOc.
The Handy yOIame Edition q Dickens cloth,
Blade o GraSs-By B, l. FARrEoN, paper, 9Sc.
A Leaf In the StOrhlBy ''oueda,' paper, soc.
Lord Bantam-By author OF "Ginx's Baby"
4 paper, 25c. .r1T ,-n,l.I.,iE . -.
Life OF Col. JaIneS.FIsk, j. paper, Soc.. : :!
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOE Is7s-2Oc.
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DOUBLE and single button Opera Kids
for the Opera at Henry Brues'.
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JUST received at Henry Brues'. a lot of
new Spring shawls.
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Por.tdEE C6ahi The following cases
were disposed Of in the Police Court yes.
terday morning: Francis Yates; tumult
and disorder, five dollars and costs-sent
to jail; Hugh Finn, drunk, one dollar
and COSTS same, resisting an officer in
discharge Of his duty, five dollars and
COSTS Dennis BrennOn, same, one dollar
and costs. ..4 -, n
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Rustic Photographs, new styles, at the
Partridge Gallery. s
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OPERA Kids at Henry Brues.'
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snAoNs LIVER REeULAToR has no
equal as preventive or cure.
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RELEAsED.-We mentioned & morning
or two ago that W. Il. Caughran was be.
fore Judge johnson for changing the date
on which alegal process was feturnable,
He was committed TO Jail in default oil
giving security for his appearance to-day
for further examination. By consent he
was brought out yesterday afternoon, and
the investigation resumed before Esqr.
Hammer. Tho State was represented
by j. Il. Good, Esqr.; Caughran by Z. G,
Cracraft, Esqt. The examination resulted
In releasing the prisoner on his own rccog.
nizance in the sum Of five hundred dol.
lars for his appearance at the next term Of
tic Circuit Court.
. ''.=aSSS-.!l-. -
i"FoR LADIES oNTY"-THE ESCAPED
NUNS LAST LEcTuRE.-Lincoln Hall was
thoroughly filled yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, by ladies of all ages, who had
copyrighted TO hear tho startling disclos-
ures promised by Miss Edith o Gorman
in q narration Of the inner life in con.
vent, the inetiable secrets Of which were
70 be exposed ITO ladies only"
Ladies' Of the highest responsibility
were present, and nearly all classes were
represented among the audience.
Miss Edith 0Gorman's appearance was
similar 70 that Of the two preceding occa-
sions. She evidently was only partly con.
fined TO or guided by notes during her re-
cital. With unsparing and unqualilying
terms she opened the door Of tho pcnetrd.
tttlm Of tue sisters lives, as she viewed or
judged them. Fearful and execrable deeds
and words were attributed by The lecturer
to tho members Of the conventual sister.
hood, whose external serenity and sanctity
Of life were once so implicitly trusted BY
her.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

20 For Tie relief AMI
cure OF all ,irlangr''
nlehts In the si",, n,
ash, liver, aud bow '",''.
Sls. They aIcanitl
aperirni, aud nn
excellent pllrgau,,S'
Being purely ycgr
Table, they contain
no mercury OfmlI,,'
raj whatever Much
serious slCknrs, mi
suffering sp,rvCHI'II'
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New Scenery at the Partridge Gallery
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. u soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color, NTH tie
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l WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply want felt for real genuine good
article Of Soap Ut reasonable price, the under.
signed isnow manufacturing such an article, as
all testify who have seen and used
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F0R sALE BY AZ DRUGGISTS EYERYWnERE
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
RMWNE 9

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
II by the following Schedule on and after No.
Veulber 10th, 1871, Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS, z &
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:. Ana NaH ,Csme sams g HiIi.,

sSAnd Nnss, ,Csane. sans 4 HiIi., !,
Ahd Asaa stand, shocking at the door,
"a wansihsof segsf In hurnsss .Ftrdon
usS@e couldn't Help sVing It COMES
SO natural. Andahef &ak vwantin' OF g,-
sariE th,arnn has becone typical mos
adays. Of any want we Eaay have, uiolgys
in our tls or bread Ii ctr mouths. It
is moeestin their till, however, athat
Messsz assms HsN ssp afpse sAad sif {
yon viii reed their new advertisement
this veal, ana gisS thsir stock ssn in,
zpeciioh, you Ssifss prettyiapt' graft
fy thh7n. u ~ Sst
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Attention, Ladies'!
:.Iallii farl Sale!

yHTILt. be soid at Edgeaeid d. f., Oh
w Sale day In December next, II not
previously disposed Of at private sale,
the TRACT OF LAND formerly belong
ing TO the Estate of s. Broadwater. decd. :,
;containiug Three Hundred and Twenty
six Acres, more or less, and adjoining
lands of Joseph Bussey, Thos. Garrett,
W. DR. Hammond and Others.
TERMS.--One-third cash; the balance
on one years credit, with interest from
date Of sale. Purchaser to give. mort
gage to secure balanceof purchase money.
:. q. M. BR0ADWATER,
Oct. q tt q "A '
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!. ;. : = -
Dwelling. Destroyed by Fire.

'OWeffinS' OesHoyeU "
ION Sunday evening last during the
absence !of SMr. &. p. Holloway }and
hmily, his Dwelling house; in the Noun
tain Greek Church vicinity, together
With sll hishousehold furniture; clothing,
&C., and some$25o IN cash, was destroyed
BY fires..e The FIRE d supposed to have
beenthe work of an incendiary.. Loss,
notless, t,an$i, 500 No insurance. = =
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/ @, Some ten. days ago Mr., Ltwis
Bean, living about ten miles North Of
this place, had the misfortuneto have his
Gin House and considerable quantity Of
.Co4on consumed, by FIRE. Loss, about
$500. No insurance, The fire it is thought
wassthe result Of carelessness.
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tcry yaGIounae
We, mean. that old citizen and uers,
chant. Mr- ,. Cs Began, who nnppHnces
In fhisiweek's Advertiser, his late retnrn
from Charleston, and sshesfeceapt of his
Fall and Winter Stock. His shelves and
counters sre now. groaning with things
new, beautiful, useful, fashionable, tasts-
ful. Groeeries and Spndries nolsss than
Dry.G Goods-s Read his, Card, end when
you sSfAg round tns CIRCLE" begin at
hiah6asst and honsoated; s. Ted sd, ,ssanG sS' !. :
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tWHoI LIZ AKp / ! RETAIL EEED
pEsrABL1sHMENr. Williams q Row
land, ,of Augusta, send us 'thsis Card,
this week; ss wholesale and retail dealers
Ii Grain, Hay, Fodder, Ground and Cut
Feed. y People who buy, such things
Would 1d5pwsa to read tins, card and
make RilSte.. -. =. ~ 80 av..
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THus richards n / S d SON,
BOOKSELLERS, j,
sTAFI0NERs,
~ And >. IT,,
Dealers in Fancy .G6uds,
2ss Bread Street, ...., !,
i. !. ,3s.AUGUsTA, GEO - !.

(. y, sj.sAUGUsEA, Eco x
!, Estahlshed- 1872. 49,,
4Itzsss, ~ -- Zoo, - =
Ksaps constantly ON hand. a. large Stock
g. Of an KINDS ana sizes cs 49,.
). 80 REsANK BOOKS,
FSalscap, Letsaf, Tote, and al other
: WRIaISG rAPERs.
And every article Of STATIONERY,
used IN Counting Rooms and Public pS-
aces. = III - y - d \.
Also, a great variety Of FAN O z
q cons, tomeet the wants Of Country
Gny Books viii be- sent BY. mail, free
Of expense, on receipt- Of, Publisher's
price. s,i. - -
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FLORENCE
NOTICE.

NViIOH. ~
NOTICE is hereby. given that On the
IN first Monday in November nest.
and from day 10 day thereafteE. the Books
Wit be opened for subscription to the
Capital Ssoecof the .Spartanburg& All
ken Railroad Company-by the Under
signed at Edgefeld Court HOUSE by
Luxe Cnihreath, John Lake and N: w.
AbIiey Mt Pleasant Lane, and BY Q. shep;
pard. ]. z. Bodie. and john JTrapp .at
Tfxpps. MillsE - y q, - ~
Subscriptions. are, to be Fecetved In
money, or ip innds at 6 fan appraisement,
lof toIbe paid In labor.
The shnfes are one hundred dollars
each. Il
, Itisproposed TO endeaTcr to conlpdese
the link ftom NiRety Six to Pine House
LAWRENCE CAIN,
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=. 49, P4tRfS SIsfKINS,
Commissioners for Edgefield County.
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