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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17

A Iltusville wife placed toy snake in
her husbands boot the other morning,
and then could hardly get breakfast be-
cause OF her snickering at his perform
ances when he discovered it. he first
looked IN the mirror, then went and
threw his demijohn of old rye into the
mill race. He drank thirteen CUPS of
coffee at breakfast, and for several even.
lngs afterward astonished his children bv
going to bed at o'clock each night.
The Denver Tribune has found q pleas.
ant variation for an oit-repeated an
nouncement It says: Gall communica-
tlons Intended for publication in this
Journal should be authenticated by the
signature OF the writer's nearest relations.
when any exist; in other cases, the auto.
graph OF the resident physician of the
asylum where the writer tarries will be
quite sufficient"
TIGHT ON BAR-KREpERs. A ba..keen.
er in Harrisonburg, Va, in order to "a.
cure license to sell, under the late action
OF the Council, is required to give bond
OF ~, ,O0O to keep sober himself and not
allow any one else to get drunk on his
premises, to close up ut 10 P. nj. and on
Sunday, and not to allow minors to
enter his bar-room.
"Many Voters" have addressed petit
ton to 4. B. Elliott. Chairman of the
hepuDlican Executive Committee, ask
ing nlm to decide as to the regularity Of
the nomination OF A. j. Ransier for
Congress. They argue that it was not
regular nomination.
few weeks ago, the creek under the
great Natural Bridge, in Virginia, sud-
denly disappeared, and subsequent in.
yestlgation demonstrates the fnct that
tue stream enptied itself into tho earth
through number of newly formed
assures of unknown depth.
a Boston auctioneer writing letter of
ADVICE to young friend, closed up with
the following astonishing information:
'The evil that you do through lie will
come back to plague you on the day of
your death, or. if stormy, on the first
day thereafter.
The operation of the compulsory edu-
cational Act in England is creating somo
nneasinoss. A class has arisen that re-
fuses to recognize the right of the board
to take away the fathers control over his
child's education.
Gen. Hancock forbids mining expedi.
tions into tho regions of the Black Hills
first, because the gold there belongs
to the Indians, and secondly, because
there is no gold there.
a London lad sixteen years old. apx.
ions to die, lay down on q railroad tracI,
before an approaching train, but changed
MS mind, got up, robbed store, aud
then went and hanged himself.
England ia threatened with potato
famine, and the Consideration of the
farmers who pay high rents can be ina
glned. The crop is almost totally de.
stroyed for the season.
1t will be interesting to the ladies to
know that the ex-Empress Eugenie now
dresses almost entirely in red and black,
and that her beautiful hair is beginning
to show threads of silver.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17
To Columbia Merchants.

YNHE UNION TIMES. published by r. M.
Il Stokes. at Union Court House, offers to
the Columbia merchants a good medium.
through its advertising columns, for securing
liberal Gnying Counties in the state. The
crops OF Union County are excellent. and
large trade may be expected from it's citizens
Terms OF advertising moderate. Sept ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17

WHIsKRY MANUFAcTURE-An official
statement shows that there are in sue
cessful operatio IN III the United States
not less than 200 distilleries for the manu-
facture OF whiskey alone. to say nothing
OF private stills that the revenue officers
know nothing about The daily capacity
OF these ZOO distilleries is estimated at
2l7,6o2 gallons. Nearly the whole of
the whlskey manufactured in this coun-
try ls consumed here. good deal of it
considerably disguised by tho addition of
drugs. The tax on whiskey is now Sc
venty cents gallon, and estimating the
product as above, the revenue yielded to
the government from its manufacture
would be S152. .377. 40 per day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17

~, TIE LIFE OF THE FLESH rs TIE BIoop."-
Ihis Ih nelng the fact, it is very obvious that
when the blood becomes corrupted the whole
system becomes corrupt also. To relieve sG.e th;s
the true policy undoubtedly 10 to direct the
Iemeoy TO the source OF the disease. It is in
this manner that DR.. TUFTS Sarsaparilla and
4ueen'a Delight acts. It's specific effect ia on
tne blood; it purifes it, vitalizes it, and eIpes
all distemper from the system.
cd to- general use. The old and Young nav
use It; the most delicate female, at any time,
may take it; the week and enfeebled will b.
strengthened by it; the tender infant. who
may have inherited disease, will be cured by
For Syphilis, and oil it's trains Of evils. IL ia
sure Antidote.
DR.. Tutt's Liver Pills are a mild and GENTLE
purRative, possessing the peculiar merit of
acting ae poWsrful agent in relieving oonees-
tive or torpid liver. They have no equal.
Pr; TUFTS Hair Dye is the 1est in use.
oePe - 1871
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17

Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company.
A N EXTRA MEETING OF this Company
~ will be held at their hail. THIS EVEN,
ING, At 8 o'clock. A punctual attendance is
requested. By order.
Sept IL d. GOODMAN. Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17

BEwARE.-The public in general are
cautioned to look out for the spurious
article put up in imitation of and as sub
stltutes for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Buy only from respectable druggists.
and see that it ie put ap in square pack
ages and has the signatures of A. o
Simmons and J. ii. Zeilin & Co., on it's
side; all others are frauds upon the pub
lie. Bewarel s145
Colonel Tennie G. Claflin saws: 81
have seen olairvoyantly, within two
years, there will be inaugurated q war
more bloody and cruel than the world
has seen for centuries. I shall command
my regiment and shall be killed"
Hurry up that war;" is the only com
ment the Toledo Blade makes on this
terrlble announcement.
An atrocions murder was recently
committed near Corpus Christi, Texas.
The assassin fred lis victims house,
leaving him in it with his hands tied
behind him, clothing piled upon him
and cultivator placed upon ali. When
found he was lying face down wards with
his head thrown b,f4S aud his mouth
open, giving Indications of having been
gagged.
Somebody says IN wife should be like
roasted lamb. tender ana nicely
dressed" A cynic adds, "and without
any Saucc"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17

Y NJ. G. a.
A CALLED meeting of the Young Mems
& "A Christian Association will be held THIS
EVENING, at half-past 7, at tho Reading
loom. BY order or the President.
D. A. PRESLEY,
OePt II Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-17

Dr: TUFTS Hair Dye is the beat in use.
Sept II toU,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10
A New COUNT.

The LeurcnS !lcrat has in its posses
sion copy oi Il petition to the Lrgi>ia.
tu.e for new County 70 be taken from
a portion Of .Abbcvi!lr, El-eticlL, New
berry AID E.lurenS. The Herald o!:i"c;S
to diSlnenhcrmcmt of III: County OF
LaurcnS, MS it is aircrly small enough,
but that 1t may answer "ery sell for
Elsc6-Id. Abbevillc, and PERHAPS New
berry. but Lsnren$ has no Surplus to
spare. It says:
"If. As the sal! petition proposes, the
boundary lines extend seven, ten or
twelve miles each way from the villag"
OF S,nvty Six" those ouly living imnlc-
cia,eiy on the river wonil be benefited,
as the village of Niacty.Six. wc believe.
is some >ix "r sevrn miles frcm any con.
venitnt crossing Of the Srula hr>iles,
Nature has already fixed an imperi<hahle
line in this Old stream, and therefore, VIC
would say, "rcn'ove lot the old land.
mark"
Suppose, for instance, the boundaries
should be fixed at twelve miles from the
village Of Ninety-Six, persons living
near the extreme boundary on the
North, in now Laurens County, would
have distance Of from ten 10 twelve
miles to travel, and the river to cross, in
order to reach the Court House.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10

nz;7~ SYMPTOMS OF LIVER
COMPLAINT AND OF SOME OF TIE
DISEASES PRODUCED By If. A salow
or yellow color Of skin, or yelowi>h brown
spn;s on face and other parts of body; dull
ness and drowSincSS, with frequent head
ache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth,
dryncss OF throat and internal heat; palpita-
ton, in many c:l.eS L dry, teasing congh,
with sore throat, unsteady appetite, raising
of food, choking sensation in throat; dis
trcss, hcavincsS, or bloa:cd, or full feel
ins about the stomach and sides, pain
! in sides back or breast, and about
shoulders; cole pain and soreness through
bowels, with heat; constipation. alternating
with rrqurnt attacks Of diarrhGa: piles,
naulence. nervousness, GOODNESS Of extre-
nctics: rush OF blood to head, with symp-
toms Of appoplcXy, numbncSs of limbs, es-
pccially at night; cold chIlS alternating with
hot fluShcs, kidney and urinary difficulties; !;
female weakness, dulncSs, low spirits, nm
sociabiIity and gloomy fnrcbodncS. Only a
few of above symptoms likely 10 he present in
any case nj one time. All vino Use Or.
Picrcc's Ar. Ext, or Q"Ilcn Medical Dis-
covcry for Liver Complaint and is Compli-
cations, are loud in its pra'c. SJ!l by all
first-claSs druggists. H..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10
Williamson Female College.

We take pleasure in calling attention.
to the opening Of Wil!ianston Female
College, which takes place on the 18th
Of February next The President Of this
institution, the Rev. Samuel Lander, has
a deServe,i!y high reputation as a teach
e.. and beside he is assisted by a full
corps Of able professors. As?c from the
advantages atfor1cd by course of in
struc,inn from this able faculty, the l:.
cation Of the College NUT commend IL
self To- all, as the pupils will haze the
benefit of the celchla'rd mineral waters.
The rates f,r h,a.d and tuition, also, are
quite moderate. Read the ErcSilcnt>
card, and Srn,! for circular.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10

TIE STATE FAIR NEXT FALL. -C"loncl
u. Wyatt Aiken, the Secretary "f the
nth Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical So:irty, invites the co operation
y! citizens of The State in complcting
the premium list for the fair to he tcld
next Fail. Any suggestions "G altcra
iious or improvements sent To lin at
C"krShury. 5. c.. will meet with due
consideration. Cn!orcl Aiken also re-
quests the Secretary Of any agricultural,
horticultural or mechanical association
in the State, 10 send him the names and
post offices OF tic Olf:erS Of The associa.
ton.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10
United States Court.

The following are the names aid >cn.
fences Of the Spartsnburg prisoners, "t
whom large number We're present al
the opening of the Court on F'iday last
A daily verbatim account Of the pro
caedingS are stenosraphically reported in
the Union, from which We make our cx.
tracts:
Aaron Ezeil. ten dnllarS fine, one ycal
imprisonment; James Wall. three mouths;
Munroe ScrusgS, ten dollars hnc, six
months; Alexander Bridges. ten dollar,
fine, o..e Year; JOHN Burret,, six II nn,hS
William P. Burnett. six months; Ste
phcn D. Splnwn. fifty dollars fine. and
two years; Marion Gardner, Il rec months;
Chesterfield Scruggs, six months; Henry
Suratt, one month Andrew Cudd, tlree
months; Ma. TIN lIamnett, six months ;
William Self. three months; Charles
Tate, eighteen months; Junius 4. Tin.
dali, one year: Melvin G. Blackwood, ,xn
months; John N. Moore, eighteen months:
John Cantwcn, three months; Lewis
Henderson, three months.
The District Attorney mol p,oS<rr
the cases against George &. Bishop and
John {. tlrnr:.' f"r t',c purpose Of using
them aS witnesses.
John {. Wall was sentenced to tn. ec
months imprisonment, as were also Da
vid &. Mcclure, Calvin Co,k, DiIiar,l II.
Csnt~cll, Albert p. Clement three
months. and ten d"llarS fine.
The following. wheSc cases were cx
am;nei Wednesday, were ti>p"<cd of:
William z. Ramsay. three months i'm
pri>onment Zihcin Cantwc'l. wh" is nj,
old man, .nI had served .< onc"t tic
eonrit,ee OF the Khan, vas sentenced /,
one years mWi>onluent.
Judgment WAS suspended in the "a :,
Of n. T. Phillips. WHO has been anxiors
20 wake clear breast Of ali he knew con
serning the hlan, and to aid the officers
This sentence Was suspended in the
sess ui Lewis Jolly. who sisted upon in
Quisy, thas he bad said he was present
q, the murder Of Ovens, white Rcpuh
lican Of Union c"unty; he claiming II,
had said so jokingIy. Sentence will not
be passed upon him until that case ,c
ccives further nve>tisa;irn.
The following were sentenced to siN
months imprisonment: ". s Blackwell
VIM. Robbins. Thomas j. Price. KIM
Eda ards and Frederick Paris, la, 10,
Massey and Cl!ii>cnbury, Tate, cac
three months.
Alfred Burke. of SpartanhurS county
was sentenced to pay tinc of $lOA"
and to six months imprisonment i"r ii
licit diS,iiling, and like sentence Was in
posed upon james ScrugsS. for retailing
spirits without licenSe.
CoLrMBlA, January 5.--The United
States Court has vi';naly completed it,
work here for the present. Foity-ciSht
conieSsitg kr-kiux from Spartanhu:e
sentenced to-day t" terms ofiuprlsonme",
ranging from one month to t"o years
The pe,i, jurors were then finally dis
charged by Judge Bond, who, it i.
understood, leaves hare Tomorrow (o'
Baltimore to begin the term Of tie Cir
cult Court there next Tuesday. The
grand jury is rot yet discharged. anl
will probably sit t:w days more tc
find more indictments, bnt the trials are
at an end for the time, aud perhaps for
ever. No decision has been given in the
McMa>tcr case. charleston News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10
williamson Female College,
WILLIAMSON, S. C.

REV. SAMJ-L LANDER, a. NJ, President,
assisted by full corps Of competent and
faithful teachers.
TIE Spring Session, 1872, will cpcn on
Monday, February - h, and con:inre ~
weeks. The Fal! Session, opening July Isl,
will close with the Commencement EN"r.
rse>, on the til of November Bcar'ii:,.
pupil, thus have the full benefit Of the
CELEDR ATED MINERAL SPRING
during tie Summer months.
RATES PER SESSION, IN ADVANCE.
Board, including fnel, washing and
Tu;io" in Regular College Course. Is un
Latin or Greek. . 5 %
Fr"rch ................ ln my
Instrumental Music ..... 30 M
" Preparatory School. ..... In oo
Pnpil- received at any time, and charged
for the I;mr they remain.
:;rnd for Circular Jan. 10, 2-6t-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10
fl;sn RE.ANIMATINC, TIL

sG1?" TERMINATING TIL +
lI..R When the hair ceases to draw from
tic scalp tho natural lubricant which is its
suStcnancc, its vitality is. us il were. sus-
pended. and ii not promptly attended 10,
haltlnc>S will be The certain result. The one
sure method of avoiding such an unpleasant
catastrophe is to usc Lyons Xa;haron ,
which, when well rubbed into tho scalp, will
speedily rc-arimaic the hair and prevent il
from falling out. Besides that. this inimita-
bic rsu$citant and >trcnCthcncr Of ihc Hair
nourisIcs and stimulate its Young and tender
fiherS, removes all obstacles TO their grow I'll
in the shape Of dandruff and dirt, and ulti-
matcly produces 4 new crop ofIair, stronger,
g.oSSicr. and twice as abundant MS the old.
Asa hair dressing it is notably the most
agreeable, refreshing and ScTviceablc article
ever placed upon dressing table. II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10

FIRE.-The alarm OF fire was raised on
Monday night about eight O'clock, and as
il proceeded from oar own premises, the
local had bnt a short distance to proceed 10
ascertain particulars. From the sitting
room below to little clothes room above
stairs, was all the distance he had t, travel,
when it was discovered that one entire side
of the room, with the dresses hanging
,hcrefrom, was a sheet Of fame. The
fewcSt number of minutes more, and it
would have been too latc-thc wholc house
and contents would have been consumed.
The flaming clothes were at once torn
down and Snothrrrd ONT, and the walls
and ceiling also <Tbdnrh before the
alarm spread. Gan<c--carrlcsS handli' g
OF lamp. This is another lesson Of warn
ing against carelrsSncss iu u.c Of fire and
handling of lhmpS.
BURGLARY AND ROBBERY. The store Of
Messrs Lcavell t. Spcarman WAS entered Oh
Monday night last by some person or per-
SONS unknown, and several articles taken
thcrefrom. 1t was entered from the front
door, a chiScl being inserted between the
two folds which forced them sufficiently
apart to allow the thief 10 insert his hand
and raise the lower bolt The articles ia
ken, as known, consist Of flour, two hams
shoes, several pieces of cloth, &c. No
clue has yet been discovered as to who
the thieves are, but the police are actively
on the alert.
TIE Communion service will b. celebrated
next Sunday a. the Presbyterian Church by
the congregation Of the Methodist Church
uniting with the former body. Both Churches
having communion that day, an invation
was extended by Aveligh Church through
the pastor, Rev. Mr. Mickle, to Mr.. Mood,
inviting his congregation TO an united com.
munion, which was fraternally accepted
Members of all Evangelical Churches are
cordially invited to attend.
Divine Service will he held at Avelcigh
Church next Friday and Saturday night.
SPECIAL NorICE.-The undersigned re-
spcc,fully gives notice thar all indebted to
him either by note or account, must come
forward at once and lqudate the same or
abide the consequences.
Jan. 10, 2-3t DR.. S. F. FAM.
RAILROAD MATTEEs.-At meeting yes
terdav Of Directors the negotiations pending
relative TO the Cir, cuv;llc and Columbia anl
! the South Carolina Railroads were closed
and under th" new arrangement Of conSolida-
ton the following is the list Of officers:
PrcSidcnt-W. !. MHgra:h.
cc-prc>ihcut-J J. Patterson.
D:cct"rS--iInn. J. l. Orr, }. L. Ncagc
J. J. Patterson, r. Hurley, J. VI. Allen
Joseph Crews, II. I. Farmer, Thomas bod.
amcAd. J. Koarh, j. L. Marley, c. B,
Walker. and J. Il. Sloane.
! The four las: named and lre-ilcnt Magratl
a~c ccc;cd in place Of Frederick Bush, for.
m"r PrcSidrns, and Directors kimpton, Par.
kcr, Waterman, and Card"zo. rc>igned.
| ECulumba Uuion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10
Editorial Change,

The last number of the Laurcns Her
aid contains the salutatory Of Mr. Thos.
B. Crews, who assumes the editorial bar
ness of the paper Of which nc has so long
and worthily been the proprietor and
publisher. lie takes the position with
such exceeding mos'cs'y, that VIC augur
good things, and wish him all the tempo,
raj happiness and success that can poSSi-
bly, fall to the lot of a country editor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10
nSy. \ BODY AND MIN

gSy" \ BODY AND MIND
disease. Such i, lv<p.p,;a. The stomach
and the brain are too Intimately allied FOR
tie ono to >':f.r without the oihrr, so that
dyspepsia ami 'lrsi'nrdeucy are in.cp.rablc
It may be added, ZOE, that irritation of she
stomach is alnost inrariabl! accompanied
b1 irritation Of the temper.
The inyigorasing and :rsnqnilizing op-
Grafton Of lEossc,ter's Bitrcrs is most pow.
crfullv developed in cnscs Of indigestion,
The first effect Of this agreeable tonic is
comforting and cncoura cing. \ mild glow
nrrvahrS the system, the chronic uncaSincsS
IN ile rrsion Of tho stomach is lrSSrncd,
md the nervous restlrSsne<S which cllarac-
,,rizrs ilr. disease Is abatci. This i'm.
nrorrmrnt is Eot TRANSIENT l. not SI!.-
r,,drJ lv the Irtrirn OF the old symptoms
with s.lp-ra,!,ic! t"rr", a. is always tho
case when unmr'icatrd stimnlan'S arc
njvrH for the complaint. Each dose sc'm<
to imp4rt ! permanent AGGRESSION o' heAlth-
f,I iuyjrora:iOn Bat tbs is not ALL The
apcricn, and an.i-hi!:ous properties Of the
nr,para;iop are scarcely secondary III i'm
,nrt,ncc 10 lis tonic virtues II there is N.
overflow of bile, the secretion is soon
brouch. within proper limits, aHl i the
hillary organ is ;mcr: aud tori:;l il is tonr':
and rrculatcd Tie ,!ltct upon IT," dis
i-,,;,,,, nrr,uc Is cGrlali, saiuiarv and in
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10

BCrKEs MoHTuLY.-rhc boys and girl,
nlaSaz nc, is received for December, and we
regret 10 notice ihc announcement that it is
rhc last nImhcr which will appear. the pa
tr0nagc receives. nni being sufficient to su>
tain it. We had hoped Il different result
and that this "crv Interesting and uScfu
monthly w"u.d bc enabled through a gene
rous AMI large patronage to continue its Wis
its TO the youth Of our Land. But it is de-
creed not 10 be AMI We tender lis publisher,
our SympahicS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10

SWEET SIXTEEN! HE SCHooLDAY TISl-
TOR NAG VINE comes this month in the iui!
flush and bounding h"a!th Of 'Swrct six
teen. a:d right heartily Go VIC welcome it
:n! give i, our New Years greeting. We
wish II! our boys and girls cGU'i become ac-
Guli'rt"i wiil this charming Young Folks
Magazine. Tor We know Hey could not help
i;kiag il and venting il, :cr il is only one
.iGiI;Ir year. Ji!e Visitor is firmly c.tab-
li<ilri. being now in It's Sixteenth year, and
i in every line. true aIl.t itirc and st,od-
Send 4 grc"a stamp to.I. v. l'aughadar 4
Co.. Publishers, Philadelphia. Pa, aud &c, i
specimen numhc: q: the Visitor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-10
JUVENILE BOOKS.

ESpEC1AL CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN
to make this department attractive, by the
selection OF GOOD BOOKS. combining en-
tcrtainmcnt rs we'll aS instruction 10 the
young. The LITTLE FOLKS have had e$
pecial attention given to t!icir wants this
season by the publishers generally. Books
for the young Of all ages a:c amongst the
most beaurifnl publications oft'le season and
MUCH LOWER IN PRICES than last year
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
OXFORD EDITIONS OF FAMILY AND
POCKET BIBLES. We have Just .cciyc.l
q large invoice OF OXFORD BIBLES AMI
PRAYER BOOKS. The assortment cm-
braces every variety Of editionS ana styles
with q variety OF other English and American
Editions, make The largest and most eleqort
variety o. Bibles and Prayer Books, ever Of
fcred for sale IN Charleston, and at greatly
reduced prices.
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AND SETS OF
STANDARD AUTHORS. including Scott,
Cooper, Dickens, Thackery, Isaac DiSrncli,
Limb, Waverly Novels. MacauIav, Christie
phcr North, Poe, llaIlam, Milmar, Hood.
Eroudc, alonmScn. .IowettS Plato. &c, &r.
Our stock is TOO large and varied 10 emu
mcrLtH, but Dur Store Is ar'"NS'l WIN Il
view 10 the convenience Of customers, and
the price Of each book marked IL pI.'In tIs-
urCS.
FANCY ARTICLES.
DESKS. WORK BONES, WRITING
CASES, Pnrtr-f,!io>, Photograph Albums,
Fancy lux SIaa Is. Fancy Boxes of Note Pa
pcrs.
SI'NDlY SCHOOL LIBRARY AND
BOOKS FuH PRIZES, Sunday School
Cards. Illuminated Texts, Sunday School
Books, an,! iIrS" variety OF Bnoks suitable
Tor presentation - Teachers and Scholars
I~i'cr>nns resi- ling III the cuua;ry will
please bear in mini that By sending their or
,lc:, 10 us for any boo>S published III Amer.
ica. thy will DC charged only the price of inc
bJUk. We pay for tic postage or express.
address
F0IARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. 26D King rREEr, (in the bcnd),
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Jan. 10, 2-l6i.