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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-17

WHEN George Wither, the Puritan
poet, was taken prisoner by the Caval-
iers, there was general disposition dis
played to hang him at once; but Sir
John Denham saved his life by saying
to Charles II hope your majesty will
not hang poor George Wither, for as
long rs he lives it can't be said that
am the worst poet in England. ..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-17
OUT WEST,

1t is reported that Candy is surrounding
the Modoos, and will soon oblige them to sur
render. Jacks force is ffty-three.
-Columbus-Workmen engaged in a sand
bank near this city, have exhumed quantity
Of bones Of strange animals and men proba-
bly, Indiaus From absorption of the hu-
man bones, 1t is evident to those scientific
men who have the matter under investigation
that the representative race Of mon
buried there, differs materially in size and
shape from the North American Indian of the
present age. The skull and parts of the
body has been obtained, and great care is be-
ing taken to secure tho remainder ,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-17

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, April s. 1873.
-FLcrE-fioward street super / - ass 10
Wheat, market dull and receipts light. Sales Of
red ut 1850 2O5 cts-choice white ~ oOOO. 900
per bnshel Corn, 1900 bushels received to-
day. bite sold at Goa 20 cts-y,llow at G3l2
"a cents per bushel. lne-sales Mt 90 cents
per bnshel. Oats-sales at 45C &c cents.
NEW York, April Cold l.ls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
Consumption Health, hopes.

The exhau>ting effects OF Consumption
are VOL known, not oul to. those who are
It's victims, but likewise TO nearly every
person In the land and whilst it's treat.
mcnt in times past has done no credit t.
'he art aud science Of henling, Dr. Keyser's
Lung Cure is sp ci6c in is cure In cv-
cry stage Of the disease it is good, first, last
and always. il cures the first stage always :;
II nearly always cures in the second aud
even in the last stage If al, it has spmo.
times snatched the victim from the verge
Of the grave and VIII re the powers %
nature arc not too for exhausted, il will
alleviate suffering, aud spin out life 10 the
last
DR. Keysers Office FOR Lung ard all 9th
or Chronic i-eases, 1G7 Liberty street. An
cssry free by mail. Lung Cure 81 80 per
bottle, or s. 30 per half dozen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
n Beautiful Chrome.
Isle - 30, in Is Colors
Tho Strawberry Girl"
FOR EVERY SEBSLAIBER
TO
ii f \ Il T II AND 10 Me
FOE 1878.

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
The Tide Of Enligration Turned

Seekers for new homes are pouring into South.
west Missouri, attracted by the cheap Lands of
The atlantic + Pactfc R1H R7Gd Comraay
This Company offers 200, 600 Acres Of the
finest lands in the world, at from 81 to SI2 per
acre, on seven years time, and with free trans
portatiUn 10 all purchasers
This Road. Nerer B1cctaded Jy Snou. is des.
tined TO become the national highway between
Nr'c York and SIN Francisco and to the indus
rious farmers of older States we earnestly re-
co'amend this land Of cheap homes, sure that
nowhere can the poor man find n more grateful
climate, a better soil, or greater productiyeness
For full information with Maps and Pamph.
lets address AMOS TUCK, Land Commission
cr, IS South Fourth St Louis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
Destructive CONFEDERATION
'ecial 10 tae CamberlAna:Baily News.

Special 70 tae CamberlAna:DaIy News.
GoRDoNsvEmLE, Va, April C "A ,er.
r,h'e conh 'gr@Ilnn Is raging on IL sides 4
THIS village. families are paoi,-strick Il
and leaving their homes The Ere co,
meuced on the farm Of Mr. Michi. and
swopi across tho railroad ut Mellon S,ation
on The Chesapoake and OHIO R,ilraad DO
stToying the siatiDo-hcuse. dwe'lin bors,
and everything in lis path. The los, !.
heavy TO the farmers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
Highway Robbery in Richie

From the Wheeling Intelligcncer.
On last Wednesday the "a instant. Mr.. Rob.
ert u. Rogers, merchant Of Smi,byi,le uis
county, was robbed o. 81 o5o. The psr,icp1srs
as NC learned them, arc as follows Mr. Roc.r.
startled from home on the day above specified
with Tic intention Of visiting vour CITY md
Lying in Il new stock Of goods. and had in his
possession $4,000. AZ I've was tr,ye,sir,,o vo..,.
I'"t.l part Of ihc road hetwccr Smithyille and
the hiichic mines, two men sieppcd ont ~ Ito
brush into the road 60 suddenly That ther s.,red
ms horse, which whirled in the road with him
'Hi WHs irshutiy caught by two other ru0,ns
VINO appeared in the road behind him One NJ
lhc tohH"fs presented revolver nt Nr Rogers
"s'' ma demanded hat be ~ once surrender his
.t''.ilF, which BE- did They then demand
his money or bis life lie feeling more willing
20 IUt WITH The former, drew pocket book
.'"W iIs pocket, containing $50 and gave then,
."' 'Hgf hrow too wei the amount he had aud
"'W'Hltd thc remainder. The thieves surprising
S''. et'Iy, mat he had The balance Of his money
'H "l' saddle pockets. took knife and cut then,
"pen "ut there found the money. Mr. X had
D" me ." goo, wrapped up 10 a piece Of paper.
'"u ln % SIX handkerchief stored away in his
s'Ha'c-pockct- The thieves. rs soon ne thew
procured TIE money STATED 10 leave and com.
,"'"'el Nr u 10 sit thc.e on his horse three
',uI'f bui as soon ns tie scOundiels disnpucar.
ti DO ihe brush, he rode rpr home ~ full speed.
He lnen fnised % baud Of men ard star ted in
pursuit ~ the robbers
Tine thieves were backcd. but Mr Rogers hss
q pretty good idea mo they we're The, knew
".l "'oHi him md 10 is thought that they were
Iincr some OF bis rciEbbors or we're band Of
,.''ers regularly organized and The news of
"r holtrs departure communicated 90 .hem by
some oi JOS neirhhors The despersd0cs should
We huns up without law or rospel, whenever
caught Nr Rogers also lost one silver snd ono
eoId watch the value we did not learn
lion Charles Faulkner has been unani.
mously re elected President Of The Nartiasburg
and Potomac Railroad Company
The person drowned in ihe Opequon at the
sulphur SWiug ford, in Berkeley county, an
account OF which VIC gave il our last number.
was NoaoAN RRTroy, youth about 10 wears Of
ago son u Nr. Eov4rp Barron, residing in
bUhe,ille 10 til' county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

I ANDGETUs Fresb Garden Sod ls-q q,
II kJlkENDALL x SHEETZS s.
DLACh STRAP Tar and best Tanners OIL
kUYKENbaLL s. SuEErz's.
Eomncy, FEB. -, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
2Atnis > :. '::s. a::.

Inst Pa}iislsdi IN a Sealed Enrelops Prics c's.
\ Lecture 90 the Nature, Treatment snd
H""to" cure n Spcrm1f0rrh00, or Sc
m'"al Weakness, McolUtarg Emissions,
Serpoi DeJady, opd Impcd,mcDh ~ Mr.
r'"ge gc"erdhy; Ncrroumcss, Copn,mp
HoH, EPHePW 4. Pits; Matai ANIL IHgs
'cot I0cnp0cig, resulting from .Seif-ALusc,
eic by ROBERTJ CULVER WE'LL,
" H., AU1toy ri tie GRAN BoDk. ,Ec.
THE 'corid-ycHouned author, iH Ills All
p"r"ble L'ctare, cicuH pyorcs fron his
o'c" experience Mat Hr ou/W consequences
NJ Seif-AbHe may be c6ecwoHy ,cmoced
T"h"W mcdicWes, and ,citioUf numerous
surgical operations, boHyics, Instruments.
rings or r,rdoi, pojHfipg oW n p,ode
NJ cure az oHcc cc,tom and Cfcchai, Ly
'rh'ch cCerH sHB,rcr, no matter ,chathis co,,-
d,foH may BE-, may cure him0If ,h,0p12.
Prir0tcIy. anil yodjcaHg. rms LEC-
TiRE Will PROVE A BOON TO
THOUSANDS ND THOUSANDS
Sent, nHdcr scoi, 10 any oddrcss. IN u
Pla'' "0led cHrclope, oa the receipt ofsir
ccnts, ar tc0 postage stamps. AlsD, DR..
CWrcrceHs luayriggc Quite price 80
ccHH. AdlIcss he Publishers.
CHAS j G. KLINE6 CO..
~ Bonc,U, " j., Pest OHrc Bur,I.5SG.
April H. 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
South Branch 9ntelligenter.
,ouNEY, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1878.

| sr tllow-c;tzen Of orr County, Mr.. JAMES
r.Y1gyUALL. As we are informed, Mr. X. was
n on Tuesday afternoon last, about o clock
no ,ih instant, ut Frenchs Depot, on the Balti.
,-o-s and Ohio Railroad in this Countv by the
rl.,ern bound Express train lie had been
,5rn to Paw Paw, and just stepped of the mail
gain. and TO the other track, TO cross over
% Nr. Frenchs store, when the train came
Wandering 10y Mt the rate Of twenty FIVE miles
M hour and before Mr. KuykendalI was able
20 get on - the platform the ''end Of the
.cine bumper OF the Express struck him.
'g.ns him along the platform for n dis.
lance Of about thirty-fve feet, breaking one
Of ts legs and killing him instantly" Mr.
trskENo,Ll enjoyed the friendship and esteem
70. "a large circle Of friends who will regret 10
,-n % lis sudden death. lie leaves widow
srI seven chidrcn. May god temper their sor.
and "sspage their grief Mr. X. we sun.
CO.. wts in about the Goth Year of his age.
-,mUus were brought to The residence of
.. ilrk, Esq, his brother.in law, on the
.u Hrauoh. about six miles below this place
were inferred in the family burying ground
O.. U.s. Blues farm on Yesterday. \ la.rc num-
Ter vc understand, Of symparhizing friends and
t,.Haiutauce' o. the bereaved family were pres
,aton the occasion. The funcra! services were
4ni.c,,d IS Tie Rcyerends WooDwonr1 and
I>.N
Attention is called to the advertisement
..r"a'rc Of Mr. GEpnEE lIRuwx Offering for sale
,e.' valuable town property. ANY person
"- " pleasant home, AT very low price
E....' j, wei 10 make application soon
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

Hon Charles Faulkner has been mani.
monsly re elected President Of The Narunsburg
and Potomac Railroad Company
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
Baltimore Cattle Market
TuIRSDAY. Ami q ~

BeEF CATrLs The market this vest Ia,
been fairly active throughout for ali GRADES
The quality of the Cattle generally has hem on :
ly medium there being bat very few tons the
lower grades being also scarce. The demand by
Others than Baltimore butchers has been c,,,,s -,
ed almost wholly TO dealers from Washingi1n
and Annapolis. Prices are about ! cent rer IN.
higher than last week. About loo head az rexss
Cattle, among the receipts, were not put ON the
market, but, with few more car loads will M.
reshipped East by their owners.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged Ne cI
lows Best Becves AT 25GSI 60 that GEN
orally rated iirs, quality ) 15@SSG %. n'e5i
um or good fair quality c0@S5 75: ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows I OO(,r = on. in-
feriOr and lowest grades of Caul 0 OOG.Oo 90
general average of the natket to-day - -
extreme range OF prices I GOA 81 81 Most ~
the sales were from % 10 So - - loo M.
OF the receipts 40 lac ID came from Ohio n
from Nd 50 from West Va, and 23l head from
Penn total receipts for the week S37 head
against 9Ij last week, and 575 head Same
tne last year. or the offerings $50 head were
taken by baltimore butchers, ~ head sold IN
speculatOts for Eastern markets, and l4I head to
Washington city and Annapolis dealers-total
sales Tor the week i0j head, against SIC last
week, and 5i3 head Same time las, wear
SHEEr.--1he receipts are a little fuller in mint
OF numbers than last week, but yet no, up to the
demand, and prices higher, consiSering
quality. There have been ycrv lew good Sheen
on 'he market, ana the prospects are that prices
will be fully aiutained for some time Ion ,cr
We quote fair t. good wool Sheep at 4IG,7 cents.
good TO extra 7Cs cts, and clipped l8id6I cts
per I'D gross. Receipts this week gg2 head
against $50 last week. md 1873 head same time
last year.
IIoCs.-The receipts during the pas, week have
been very light more so than for long time;
and in consequence OF this and the continued
falling of in the arrivals for several successive
weeks previous. prices have hcen steadily advnn.
cling, and during this week this has been the case
To a greater eNtcn: than for the same length of
lime Tor months past, until the highest point
attained is lc per 10 nbooe tho outside quotations
of last week The receipts have been absorbed
MS FAST as they came To hand, butchers HAVING
to be put of with half the number needed We
quote still-icd at 75(@Ss -, and corn fed Hogs
nj o0Gs - per 100 lbs net, and tie market
bare, closing with good prospects. Receipts
tins week 1881 head, against 47?1 last week,
and CC95 head same time last YEAR san
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
BEST THING in the WEST.
---u--
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rail Road
l. A n ID s!
Three Million Acres
Situated IN AMI ncd, Me Arkaas1s lt,H,y.
he Finest Portion IF Kansas!
h even years Credit. Seven per Cent. Ia.
ierest. 224 per ceu'. reduction 10
settlers who improve.
y FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.

IHE ~ CTS about this Grant are--I.ow Pri-
&c, Long Credii and Rebate 90 settlers IL
nearly oue.fourth Rich Soil, aud Splendid
Climate short and mild Winters carly plant
Tag, and no wintering OF Stock plenty of Rain
fall md just at the right sessoa CoBl Stone
aud Brick on The line Cheap Rates on Lumber.
Coal, &c no lands owned BIZ Spectlators
Homestead and Pre- emptious now abundant: -
irst class Rail- Dad on The line Of great Through
Eoute-PrOducts will pay Tor Land aud lm-
pfOyements.
IS ne best opportunity crer ofcrcJ IN
Tie F4biic, MroHgh he Ieccnf completion IF
he Rood
For Circulars and general information, address
\. f. TOUXELIN.
Manager Land Dept,
ToPEKA, KAN,
January -, 1873 -3m.
Smyrna times., 1873-06-04
Board1n@s

Single gentlemen or ladies' or families. rs Table
Boardsrs, or with furnished or unt1fniahed rooms,
which are neat and spacious. can be accommodated.
Inauire Of Mas. STURGES. on Commerce street,
opposite the POslofIiee, ia stnyrna, Del. apaS4t
Smyrna times., 1873-06-04
aA.Ass O2 aAe UsaAaeU states.
IContirued from Hrst pageJ

Industrial school pay Of suitable nt
drsd and thousand i've hundred dollars
and ySoi sSs@eio
gfty-6Se hve hundred dollars nunufsa anu
blacksmith and carpenter and farmer aud
July eighteen hundred i've four thousand one
-, RIVER CROWS.
TINS 70 o. ekPendsd Tor such Goods provisions
deseT%ne. incadns tE1spaFatioa thsfeoi insfaens
agricultural and mechanical pursuits inprovldng employees
dance care 9 support Of the aged sick and ndTm for the
pro%oss their eiviIsoa eo%iCr improvement, thirty
'N'u'A"O OO''A'' ROGUE RIVERS. =
usSs sn 81 % & Of
eighteen 81
e o n @ H aG
tum per second article treaty q October eighteen
For interest on eight hundred thousand dollars at Eve per
S S eleventh. eighteen
S s % s e % s and
For last OF 1--WE for supplying said tribes with to-
0ae'0 and SALT tssfs 2Sqf{S2 Rsf S fsitS
hundred dollars at I've per eenSm under the decton Se
and 1s Of treaty Of
dred and seventy dollars; s;v,,1Nmps r
For cenum interest huudredand fifty thou
August seventh shtsen hundred six twelve thcus.
For interest on hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Ave centum TO be paid as annuity he having Joined
eighteen hundred and twelve
dollars.
@ 81 March me
eighteen hundred and sixsx two thousand five hundred
dollars.
FOR interest twenty thousand dollars the
per centum per annum annually
Of the Seminole government per third article treaty
March eighteen hundred and sixty thOus
and dollars
annuity in specie fourth article treaty OF
September eighteen hundred and seventeen
For annuity specie per article treaty
September seventeenth eighteen hundred and sgteen hve
Fer blacksmith assistants. shops and tools
TO be applied as IN the ..eA.y OF Feo-
For miller during pleasure the President hundred
"'" sENECAS OF NEW YOYK.
For annuity lieu OF interest on stoc per act
nineteenth eighteen hundred thry.One,
thousand dollars. .
For interest seventyve thousand
eighteen hundred and osx three thousand seven hundred
and hfty dollars
and hfty dollars transferred the Ontario Bank
United act OF June twentseyenh eight
hundred or six two thousand one hundred and ny
'"OUO'--' anu sENECAS AND sHAwNEEa
fourth article treaty OF
September eighteen hundred and eighteen
For backsmt and assistant shop TOOLS and steel
SENEcAS. MIXED SsENECAs AND sHAwNEEs QUA
WEAS. AND PIANKESHAWS, OTTAWAS OF BLAN.
CHARDS FORK AND ROCHE DE B'ECF'AND CERTAIN
Tor last Of Te instaments for blacksmith and assistant
shop and tools and steel for shop for shawnees Eve hun
necessary iron and PeoAs Hakias weas.
thousand hundred and
ITO be connuedI
Smyrna times., 1873-06-04
Ayers
Hair Ngor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at I
once agreeable.
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, NTH the
Smyrna times., 1873-06-04
Delaware railroad Line.
; ID nm Hmer Arran & C nm m .
Onand after

0nand after
MONDAY. JUNE I'd, 1879,
E3FsS3 xcA-l (Sundays excepted.) trains will run
Essszse .sss<szzsz.sS as follows.
Smyrna times., 1873-06-04

The Mixed Train will be subject to delays incident to
given.
New CASTLE Trans.-Leave New Castle Wilmington and
philadelphia at O, A. NJ. Leave Philadelpha 1915 p. NJ
and W%tminston % ton i.s5 ?; N; for New Castle.
SMYRNA. BRANCH TRAINS.-AdditiOnal to those above
leave Smyrna for Clayton 1884, A. M and 135 p NJ Leave
Clayton tor Smyrna, $40 A. NJ and sOO p NJ to make
necton with trains to and from Dover and Stations south
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County and Queen Annes
Kent Railroads. At ,aytOn with Md x Del X. r. At Har-
rfngtoh with j. X. r. At SeafOrd, with D. 4 D. r. X.
At Delmar, with E. ). R. r. and Wycomlco POcOmoke R.
H. p. KENNEY, Superintendent,
Smyrna times., 1873-06-04
Maryland g. Delaware X. Il.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, May 96t 1878, trains will run
Smyrna times., 1873-06-04

All Freghts must be at various stations at least
(3o Minutes before starting OF Trains. otherwise they will lay
over twenty -four hours - =
freight trains will have Passenger Gar attached and will be
subject to delays incident to Freight business.
NAV I7th, 1873. J. l.. CALDW ELL. SuperintendeDt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-22
|>NSyXZS$|SNZZSZEl
NSZA&SRSM

of Chronic and Acue rheumatism. Neuralgia,
/ umbago Sciatcd, kidney aud Nervous DIS.
eases, after years OF suffering bv taking Dr.
F,TLEkiS VEH,.TARLE RHEUMATIC SYnUP-
the scientific discovery OF J. p. Filter, III. d.,
regular graduate physician with whom we are
ppi sob ally acqu iinietl, VINO has fnr 80 years
treai ed these dis, aits exclusively with astoulsh
lag Results. We believe it our Christian duty
after deliberatOn. 10 cunacleh tionsy request sui
ferers TO use 1t, especially persons In moderate
circumstances who cannot afford 10 waste
clergymen we seriously feel the deep respons.
hiliEy resting on Us iu publ ely endorsing lhis
medicine. But our knowlege and experience OF
It's remarkable merit fully justlhes our ac'lon:
Rev, U. II. Ewing, Media Penn, suffered sixteen
yea.s bee lme fopt less; Rev. Thomas Murphy,
D. ID, Frankford Philadelphia; Rev. ]. Is. Davis,
Hightstown. New Jersey; Rev j. $. Buchanan,
Clarence, Iowa; Rev. G. q. smith. Pitslord. New
YORK; Rev. Joseph Beggs. Falls Church, Phlladel'
phia. Other testimonials from Senators, cover
nors. Judges, Congressman, hysicians. &C., for
diseases. Une Thousand dollars will be present
ed to any medicine for 20 ne diseases showing
equal merit under lest, or that can produce one
fourth as many living cures. Any person send-
ing by letter description OF afilictlon Will receive
gratis q legally signed guarantee, naming the
humber OF bottles to care, agreeing 10 relund
money upon sworn statement OF It's lailule 10
cure. Affilctei invited to write to Dr. Flrl.EH,
philadelphia. His valuable advice costs notnlng.
DuWIE NOISE Il DAVIS,
Sole Wholesale Agents for South Caroilna.
For sale at Retail by II. BAER, w. A. SkRtNE.
A. w. ECKEL CO., DR.. GEO. CAULIER, G.. J,
LUHN, JOS. BLACKMAN, E. b. KELLERs.
ianl8stuthly DkC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-22
InapIora Pace.
By AYARD TAY i o X

The clouds that stoop from yonder SKY,
Discharge their burdens. aud are tIeei
The streams that take them hasten py'
To hnd relief 10 lake and sea.
The widest wind in wales afar
Sleeps, pilloweJ on It's rutiled wings,
And sung, through many stormy bar,
Bea.s into silence on the strings.
And love o'ercoaes bis Young unrest
And first ambitlon's Il ght Is DER;
And doubt is Graded on the breast
or perfect faith, and speaks no more.
Our dreams and passions cease to dare,
And homely raiience learns her part;
Yet still some keen, purs ling care
Porbids coLtent TO brain and heart,
The gift. unreached, beyond the hand;
The fault In all Of beauty woD,
The mildew Of the harvest land.
The Spots upon the iisen sun
And still some cheaper rvice claims
The will that leaps TO !oftier call;
Some cloud iS cast on splendid aims,
On power achieved Bome common thrall.
To spoil each beckoning victory.
A Thousand pigmy hands are thrust;
And, round each height at aimed, we see
Our ether dim with lower dust.
All, could we breathe some peaceful air,
And / save purpose there forget,
Till eager courage learn tn bear
The gadny's 's sting, the pebbles fret.
Let higher goal and harsher wav,
To lest our virtue. then combine
,Tis not for idle ease we pray.
But freedom for our task divine.
1.-THE Galaxy FOR March
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-22
By J. FRASER MATHEWES,

TOUSE AND LOT BURNS LANE. 49,
H Win be aold on THUnSDAI1, =, 27th instant,
near the Postoffice, at il O'clocn, 49,
LOT No. Burns Lane With Two Story Wooden
DWELLING. Dimensions OF Lot 20 feet front BY
TermsNone hall cash; baia1ce in twelve
months, secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage Of tTe premises, vii inle est; proper >
ty to De lnsuIei and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay me for papers. II BIC, ,2225.26,U'qi
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anrIlon Sales.--future Daps.
by SAM. C. BLACK, =

by Sam. Cs bLACh,
SALE OF s79Gks 9Gg4ioA AND , BONDS BONDS AT
On WE'D NEsDAY. 2eth February, 1873: ! ~tll
Charleston, :. o.. at IL o'clnck. A. NJ, r7
The following SECURITIES, say:
1900 SHARES ). U. kAILKOAD STOCK
200 Shares Georgia Railroad Stock
800 Shares Chariot Q, columbia and Augusta
Railroad stock ,...,-,, ,,e-..., ,tr,,,
I'll SHARES savannah and Charleston RAN.
road Stock
$50 Shares Memphis and Charleston Railroad
rs shar Central Railroad of Georgia
no Shares Southwestern Railroad of Georgia
Stock .'d
5000 South Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent.
Bonds, First Mortgage
$l1 600 South Carolina Railroad Seven Per Cent.
Bonds, Srcond Mortgage =: 81 "a,
$4,000 Central Railroad OF Georgia First Mort.
rage Bonds 'sa'". ''.-i ''h -
Audi III other SecuritIeG as may hereafter be
added to the list. ,..,.,
Terms cash. Purchasers can arrange TO have
their purchases carried for thirty days. AZ bank
rate OF interest, upon deposit OF proper margin.
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Ubiropuoist
,ORNS, BUN1ONS, &C., CURED.

NORNs, BUN1oNS, &C., CURED.
Mrs. KEOaH having returned 10 the ely Is pre-.
pared to give relief to those suffering from
CORNs, BUNIONS or other iseases OF the feet.
as to her skill aud SUCCESS as Chiropodlst she
ward North. She will, II desired, attend those
who may require her services at their residences.
she may be found at No. 90 Church street, be-
tween Broad and Chalmers streets. feb5