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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-24

The term horsepower, IS applied
to steam boilers. Is so indefinite that
it has come to be regarded by many
engineers as practically useless. 4
committee recently appointed by the
Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia,
recommended that its use be discon-
tinued. One Of the members said
that horsepower. as the term was
used by engineers and boiler-makers.
indicated an actual power, which in
one case sometimes varied one hun.
drcd per cent. fIom that in another.
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When You are attacked again with
a hard cold treat it as follows: Eat
no supper. On going to bed drink
two tuInblers Of cold water. On ris-
ing III the morning drink freely of
cold water. For breakfast eat a
piece Of bread as large as your hand.
Go out freely during the morning.
For dinner eat about the same as YOU
ate at breakfast. During the after
noon take a sharp walk or engage in
some active exercise which shall pro
duce a little perspiration. Go with
out your supper and retire early.
drinking, before you jump into bed
as much cold water as you can swal-
low. The next morning YOU are
nearly well. If, instead, You feel the
cold. it will stay a week or ten days,
and wind up with a hard cough and
exPectoration. \ cold IS not. as many
think, the result alone Of exposure 20
q sudden change in the atmosphere.
It is the product Of two factors: one
is a certain condition Of the within.
and the other is a certain condition
Of the without. The Culy soil in
which this plant can grow is certain
condition Of the system, the promi-
ueut feature Of which IS a deranged
stomach. Those who have good di-
gestious very rarely have colds. So.
to prevent colds, you must keep your
stomach in good condition; in other
words, you must keep yourself in high
health. There are some habits which
give q central tendency to cCIds. For
example. the use Of hot drinks which.
in addition % flooding and weakening
the stomach. open the kin. and in
crease thereby scusibility to the in
fueuce ofextcruaI changes. The use
Of warm baths. especially warm foot
Lathz. Sleeping ia close, uuvcntila-
ted rooms. Wearing the same fen
aeiz lunu1 Ie night that have hesn
8. rH -.e lny. Using fat
.a art Their. lE deraug.no
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Oatmeal B-eaE3ass Cake.
This is made of No. ? oatmeal. wit

This is made of No. ? oatmeal. with
water enough TO saturate il. and little
or no salt. Pour II in q baking tin
half an inch or three-quarters deep.
shake i down level. and when this Is
done it should be so wet that two or
three spoonfuls Of water should run
freely on the surface. Put itinag quick
oven and bake twenty minutes. II
Will be as light and tender as the best
johnny-cake. or else you have wet II
too much or baked i TOO long. This
is one Of the most accommodating
baked dishes that can be made. 1t
will do very nicely with q little longer
time if the oven IS not quite hot. If
It will not bake there all pour 1t in
to q frying-pan. cover i close. where
it will even bake in fifteen minutes.
For q hurried breakfast and a slow
fire il Is invaluable. Scarcely any
wholesome thing in the bread line can
be prepared more readily. II can be
made still thinner and baked quicker.
It IS good either crisp or moist. For
emergencies alone. every housekeeper
will find it convenient to be able TO
make this kind Of cake. Many use
oatmeal mixed with buckwheat,w wheat
or corn for griddle-cakes. Take, say
one-hvlf Of the porrdge or the mush,
difuse II in one quart Of water and
add the wheat meal. sitting it in and
stirring slowly.-Sciepce Of Health.
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The Panama Star d Herald gives
striking illustration Of the vigor
aud rapidity Of vegetation in the trop-
ics. by referring to the bushes and
trees growing in the ruins of the
burned Aspinwau Hotel 4. Panama.
1t IS scarcely more than two years
since this confagration took place,
and yet there are now growing with
in the walls trees at least thirty feet
in height. They LeIong to what are
called trumpet trees genus Cecropia)
and the branches are said to be crowd
ed out Of the highest doors and win
dows, 50 as to reud-r it probable that
in their further growth they viii
throw down the walls with which they
are interlaced.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-01-24
s DIR. p. FAHR\EYS >
=
CELEBRATED
Blood Cleanser or Pauacea.

As a medicine for children, fhe Panacea IS, n
every way, calculated 10 take the place 81 toe end
.rS- variety II drugs which are Annually sold for
that purpose, and which are often yey injurious.
\ me- eG.lue which possesses the qualities ~ . c.
tlG rite wei a mild Alternative, aHd which =
.as a.- 81 srre-ts-g dl.ease without the least l-
jury To- the child Is Of lucalcu a. l. value to
ever mother. A. Ca5Ea-ic, Il IS verE effective.
Fet .t does nor II g.geL J.! proper quantities, cause
NAUSEA or distress lI the stomach or bowels. is
Eery pleasant 20 the taste, which j. very lUp0T-
taIt f-atC.e as medicine for children. A. 4 pre-
rertIVs OF disease Il = unprecedented a. g acts
directly GpnH the digestive o-gaus alf tine 7I""t-
ID all srrufu.1Is diseases y ! the aa.t Gle tive
-Ge ilri le eve offered 20 the pLHil. aa". u gwen
"-a--.lF and r---gg e-lggV. those cra.Tv dis
-s.-es 80 common Us .lll-cl IEag ue entirely cal
.rs.taI.
Prepared t,r 2. FGh-.el, Bros. ( Co.. W4vu-s-
b8-n, is-s- .rs-l-. 81 "a Dr. T. Z .EESEy. - ,rg-El
Dearborn Street, tl!raga. Price
Si2T I-- bottle: 'lF sale HE Whole
-a-a aai Retail Dealers. a1J ~
= 5. >TEBBIE>. Fg..
~ Igul-E.gor, Pa.
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4iomf. farm and Garden.

c3xMuxIcATToSs from farmers and from a. Il
tere,-ed in the A=licZ-tll-al enhancement oi
The County, are res2ect!1ll requested io- Us
c.l1uo.
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Bitt9lS
Purely Vegetable.
Free from Alcohol
DR.. WALKERS
California Vinegar BitterS.

Vinegar Bitters 80 m, . VIE r,r-
DruS. made G. ful- Er- wrs.-- r,
Spiri.s ana ResE-- L..a-. a.e-r-,,E srr...f
aaI -weetcEea 80 r.a r..rs r.n..
De Tonic - s Ar--r.la.-- .r D.. 49, p,
lha: lead Tie .--a- -- -- ..--.f.. ..-.,.,ss ". ..
yliu. but ar --a E- .I4.. maize lroy, :,
naive roots ~ lsTss o. California, free M
al Alcoholic Sfl-l-..lfS- They are ne tr.I
B.ogI Purifier and . .E'a--l~lr- T-.-.r.a
Perfect ReugFzrJr and llv.-ars'ar 81 fla n,
s,.l- carrying OF g. poisonous matter a.
-a-ra~rg -Ee nroFi 10 Ge-.t7F H.....r n
rIauug if. refreshing and luTlEu-a,Bg tg.
mag8 and body. They are easy ol a#E l.g-
-.an. prompt 10 their seton, cer-a.l a ,sr,
rr--..s .asr and reliable 70 all fuT1- .' ',aay
No Person can take these Bittsr,y
C.-E.u- 10 directions and remain lgi.gHu y.
provided their bones are not Ce,r- r.f =
m.ucrz. poison or other means am 'sr.
0--tu= wasted beyond the pom, gfrrra-
Dyspepsia or Ind igestion, Ha-ssN,
PAIN in frr Shoulders Coughs. Ilga'ue,s nrA
Chest. Dizziness. Sour ETuCtati0Es Of sS.a-
ach BAD Taste ID The Mouth. Bilious At-aa., p. f
pitatloH Ugthe Heart lH1anma,lnE g.. ... .---,
Pain IA the regions Ofshe Kidneys. zll g .0. :.
other painful symptoms. are tle ---yla.,
Dyspepsia In these cuUplslnis .; H.---=.-.
and one bottle vii prove better E-aT-I-..
%, merits than q leuEthy advertisement
For Female Complaints IN y.-r-r-
married or SINGLE, al Tue dawn o. ~ a....a...
or the turn OF life, these Tonic EIt,e-, u.--s.ta
decIJei N influence firat markel ,--
Weut j. soon perCcp-!n.e-
For Inflammatory and ChroBg
r. rheumatism N and Gg-L IESpaF F-.a &c.
Ee~;igu. Bilious. Eeml-telt aud i-,r.-
Fe.rrS diseases OF the EUul. ilyeT kEsla-sr
Bladder these Bi.trrS have been mos sGu.a.
such Diseases arr caused nvf 4uatedE.oa--
l. generally produced By deT4u-eueL. t..
Digestive organs.
They are "A Gentle PurEative os wt
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INyALIDs, DON'T pEsP AIR
ThoBSsuds hare foaad relief, and
thousands VIII tura 70 IhE AedI-

Thousands have foaad relief sad
thousands VIII tn-a 70 Ihiz NedI-
else after exEaustias rreiT purses
SAD t,atiease In search VI health
GiidiuesS " the head, GguuesS II n. IIi.l, L.
fl breath, coated tougae. less Of 2pperite, p&ius
-ld ReASt.e>- Ia the stomach. e4iA cement Ol 70 ?
aver. yelOVuess Of the skin, Constant fever and
tA.rst wiki total sllsreIsh for 0-Ises, piesss re-,
or any SIGi OF e.al JyMeat--FAh!;NEl'S : PA
ACEA Il taken aiI pers ergrpd Ia Tor = Few daI =,
WiH rtL8ve hi. whole Glass Of -yEuptOals.--i lie
z .Ils Of the body become pure, au3 Mind clear
the slu.ua.h elgtaeued the tJHgue clean, the
3 petite improved, and the whole system 20 ben
cdite that disease. IL lad weather, Is lcss liable
% aGliCt yOu.
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AGENTS, now i yOur chance
- NJ La L. LIE L III L ILL

The only book ou tie suhiect that tells The vla1.
story Don't he hambu-lcd with anv other
IHl> has near'y 50 py-,.> G5- n I1lIIDUze In
H5-Vsf'I2F am -HHDS~aa J.. lee $50 Tie Pros
.e"-l> ~ SCI. II lt~i-Lt. For t.rSt choice offer
lt1ry address at once D. ASIIAfEAD.
- IL SaDSOm II, Ia..adc.pl Pa
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r = S--@ .-r- - ~--- eyeTywhers.
- - --~~ - --------- mate and fe-
AmalC, toiutrodUce the heGENJINEINPRON'
-FDNNON SENSE FAMILY SEWN VI i
- II NE his machine viii stitch hem fell
tuck, gui.t. cord, ind. braid and cmbreitar i'm
Il most Supc. ipr manner. PricroDrySI5 FuIly
- licensed X warranted for I've years We viii
PAY SlpVfor any machine that wiz ~eWa Stron-
ger. more HeaUtifU'. or more elastic seam than
NY u r''Sf yiih e ,, |.e m , t2Shiiigh & ~
f7caunpj lie pulled anaTG without teaiingu We
%nav AGENTS from - 10 s2=0 per month aud eN
4 IU"nSeS. or a commission from WhichtWirr that
= 80, a. ga 'i''''', ,'t'ii'>> IN '-hb -
t-rS' ~, H1>' %, 1fts,.: P.U5urg, Ps.; Ctjrron.
%LGN; -. LoutS, No. 2i22-s
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IL RUB Z e q

which Il pronounced 5v the leading medical au-
rloiitir, vi London and Paris '-tae mot power
.di TOME and at-Iaii.g known 20 TIE medical
world. IuI- j. no new and UurlirI discovery
ast has long been G-oI blythe ealing physicians
SUITS
Don't weaken and impair the digestive
organs ty c..taa ti-~ and l.E les. they give only
-e!Hro a:y re ief-Indige-tiyH. tiatlcncy dys
rrp-ia wita ri - and kind ed diseases ale sure
II 10 .Ow llcI- u>e. he p tie boOd pure, and
-ca.IA ], assured. JOHN .. KELLOGG,
IS P.art ~. New York.
- soc AGENT for the United states
L. ice One Dollar per Bytr.e send for circular.
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C0n Agents wanted. Just ont. 4 splendid
guy NV Chat ATT, Christ hl ssing lit lie
chill ron lmWnu>a ~ a~, 5gI -t-t-Tl-> W.ts
Tea 90. UHr .arge Mlpnf the Tinted states with
immense Word Map ON reverse side. our
Map, and Charts 20 Ike vi dire
HAA~IS LjBEICHT. Empire TaDauE Chart
ES'au j,hmeut, la- Liberty s., New York. -
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EVorY Day an Increase In F!ce,1
and w WS.G1- IS Seen ana FS,t.
Kidncy 4 Rladaer Complaints.

I--.-v. aHl WuE.I diseases, trg,gr-. I.asrr.ys.
D-rsv, St11IHss ~ Water. Iucnrtrcuer Of Uriuc.
b-i-Its D-.s--. hHnm.uuTlL aud !u s-l Ca-,s whr..
lHr-e 1-' irieltIsf deposits, tu- ~..syr s. thgrE
ClHTtr, mixed with E.la~tanccs like Ii. hit. uf a.
yg-, nr thrc4is u white six, thcr. IS morbid.
daTS, bilious appearance, and white J1uc-Ugsf Dc
s~'S anu Nitl thyre Is lf'ehlHE burning g, S1-
tie B.c; AMI along the Loils. lr.Cc. sI.oo
V02mS, The r. Unknown and sure Tcz.-.,.
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men. teachers. Iadies or minis.

fers, 4C-..s van . II eVrTy c0llly n = INe,
Psag.r, ). .iIlEIrG Btbs." so oiIlu>sraJIon- EEtr-
terms. Prospectus free. Address Zeigler Nc ard
l2a-. SIS Arch 81, PLiiadA-, Pa
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LIGHT In THE EAST.

/ lie most CumpTe lenSlVe ana VlIuIOit It I-IoI9
work ever pC J>.ed also for our new liltlsl ateu
Fam! Y Biu.e. containing nearly 51ghEe scripture
NuS,raIi Is & D.. smiths comp etc Dictionary
OF the Bib e. send for pa oSpectUs circulars. = We
viii snow you wA4J agents SAY OF this TIE J-St y
cEsuIsSs fFutf.l BiH-S. s how fast they are sell
ing il NATIONAL PUB. co, FAila-, Pa 81
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keEETCI send for circulars and pccia
HGEN ! ) terms for "McClcl'&n'- Repuhi
cauism IN America The fastest selling book
ont. j. NJ. STCHDART CO.
l22-iw Publishers. Philada
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LOOK! Free to all!

s-pPEa WLEK TO AGENTS, MALE or FE-
C'JO mae. t. al VINO VIII write for an Agency
We vi send ;ogy y oi t35 !, Bg5seff g y .'
81 Fe-u. it. :. l>tT4tIS. 3 Wi ee sent tf-e 10 a.
VINO may wife. LGAkoIDE, Paterson, y J. -
calLnnt do tarta-taan seeu-eana a.eE-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-04
OFFICIAL

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending January 81
1878, and printed oficislly in THE DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
i In the City Of Charleston.
~ Office hours from A. II. to OK p. M. on
Sundays, from 5H to sH p. N.
sz PERSONS calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are Advertised"
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.

Are warranted t, care In every case, or the
money refunded.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingredi.
ents or any Eind-nothlng 10 the lesit degree In.
furious TO the system under any circumstances
and may be administered with perfect SAFETY 10
an infant. "
They never fail to cure the most obstinate case
when taken as directed.
They cure Immediately In NO case Will the
patient have more than one chill after the nrst
dose, and In the majority OF cases not even that.
They accomplish the woik by destroying the
cause of disease, which no other remedy pretends
to do. .'-.--
They are an enectnal preventive, neutralizlng
the malarIous poison In t 'e system, and thus
averting It's consequences. noV9'sth
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'By7LOWNDES & GRIMBALL. 9

CTORB ON TIE EAST SIDE OF KING
y street, between Society and George, former.
ly occupiei By Mr.. Hart, as a;Bookstore, at Auc-t
tlOp.
II o'clock. a. the old postSfiics, % +,. s.,,
thereon tnow occupied by A. Tam :burg) on the
east side OF King street, between George and 6O-'
ctety, meaaurng on the !rOnt llne on King street.
25 feet 10 Inches. On the back line 25 feet ces,
or less. butting and boun ling north on land OF
John Mood, sou b on land OF Weissinger, east on
land OF -, west on King Street.
Terms-One third cash; balance In one and two
years, TO be secured by bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage OF the premises; she bonds to
annum from the day OF sac. pay yable anoually
until the whole amount be paid; buildings to be
insured and kept insured, and pslicy asaigneds
Purcha-er to pay L. T. @. for papers. s9o sel.
jan4.smwth4 - 80
T ARGE SALE or LANDs.-PATRICK
IL P.JENEINGS. Administrator. Vs. ?. g EEL
DER and others.--In the, Common Pleas Orange.
burg County ~'''i '@-'-i-'' ..EL
Notice is hereby given that the sale Of LANDS
In Colleton C0naty, whereof John T. Jennings
day, viii be made by the sneflfr of ColIeton Cou.
IT, AZ Walterboror on the frat MONDAY in Janu.
ary 1879. for onehalf cash. with the privilege of
paying all cash, or giving bond and mortgage 70
the Referee for the other hall, payable tn zone
year sMtlh interest from date, purchasers paying
The Lands will be sold in parcels Of from 500 TO
5000 acres. and with the reservation to eacn OF
all canal and other easements hitherto common
to all OF them.
THE vholeI number Of acres is supposed to be
over 80 900 acres. and the facilities for market by
the Edlsto are very grest. n GL0VEkLf1
dec14.2l jana Referee.
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NEOISE'S LIVER P LIS,

For the cure OF Hepati 8, or Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Sick-H dache, and as q Cathar-
TIC and Ambitious Pill have no superior.
These Pills possess that peculiar power OF In
ylgorating the stomach, end stimulating the
liver and torpid bowels, which render them Of
uneauallei efficacy In cleansing from the blood
ali impurities. and imparting new life and vigor
to the whole system. They are entirely vegetable
and perfectly safe.
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DR. Won GLAHNN'S ROYAL CROWN
~ SCHNAPPS.

AN unequalled antl.dyspeptic, tonic, nervine and
invigorating cordial.
This world-renowned Tonic is prepared under
the personal supervision OF DR.. Won Glahnn, OF
Amsterdam, Holland, and has been pronounced
by the best German physicians to be pure and
free from adulteraton, and by them have been
recommended ior The following painful com.
plaints: Diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, Female Complaints, GoIic I'm.
perfect Digestion, Gravel, Chronic Disrrhea,
Oropsy and all diseases or the Stomach.
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aiken. Dolly
Archer, Mrs E
Baker, Julia A
Benlng, Feddle
II
Bremecker, Ju'
lia
Brown. Mrs
Jack J
Brown, Indy
Blown, Rose
Button, Mrs
Burckmeyer,
Mary
Burns, MIS-
Clarence A
Cammel, Annie
Calhoun, Carrie
Calder, Susan
Comar, Mary E
David. Mary
Oaleleish, Mary
Ann
Della Tore, Ada
Dennis, Miss s
Dean, Louisa
DeVnder, r,,Jane
Dunus, Emma
Edwards Grace
Edwards, Mary
4
Falatice, Pau.
line .l
Farmer, Jane 20
Fells, 6sr riet
Friday, Emma
FuIlong, Kase
Gsya, Louisa
Gadsden, Mary
Gambo Helen
.arret, Delta
Glliiard, Rebec.
aeneretts, Miss
Gibbs, Mary-A
Goodwin, Rose
Grant, Lizzie
Grant, Mrs har-
~
Green, Sarah
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ILL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n sqainst the Estate of hrs; 1881 s.s.., ~
ROEMPKE, are requested to present mem en-, aLsas .
ed without delay; aud taose iWnIiSWEMREpG
make payment to y. IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Charleston, December IS, 1872. ~ decsQ
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Drnas arto, @ehlrit1es.
DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-

nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
~ ~ 3 NATlU SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. $500 Certificates or Testimonials OF cure,
Including Rev. o. II. Ewing, Media, Ptnnsylvanla;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylklu, Pnlladel.
phia; the wife. Of Rev.J. u. Davis, lllQhtstown,
New Jersey; Rev., Thomas Murphy, Franklord,
Philadelphia; Doctor jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelpnia; Hon. v. Greeley, member Con.
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam.
den, New Jersey ex-senator stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted 10 cure or money refunded.
Dn. GEO. OAULlEt, Agent,
ulyl-1yr 0harestOn. so.
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NOLLIER'S REMEDY.

TIE BEST LIHIAENT FOR Ian AND BsAsrl
This article has gained wedeServed reputa.
ton, wherever 1t has cen used, as an external
remedy, and hundreds Of our best citizens testify
to its good qualities on man and beast. Used once
1t becomes family comfort and necessity.
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8ailrcu0a.

OFFICE, SAVANNAH AND Oh HARLEs-
" TON RAILROAD COMPANY.
- 's'S'J CHARLESTON, J6nharya 81 1873:a
S. On and after Monday, January 8, 1919, the Sta
ton "PocotalgoY on this Road will be abolished.
All goonY consigned to that place Will be left ss
Yemassee. uraii .,jI
O. 8. GADSDEN. Rnas. and supt.
s. C. BOYLSTON. @. e. and q. Agene lan38
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Mnsil;al Books.

Alnsilal Books.
EHH0IRS, MUSICAL GLASSES, CON-
~ yESTIoNs, ACADEMIES.
Attention to the following Choice List OF
NEW oANrATAsl | oRAToRIosl ANTHEMS |
New and Attractive Cantatas.
Forty. sixth Psalm. Dudley Buck, g.
Festival Canrats; Eugene Thayer, 81 25.
Gounod,s Choral Music, so cents
Well worthy OF careful study.
Musical Enthusiast, HEWITT, so cents.
An amusing and very melodlous musical ex-
travaganza.
:. gssl-. EEw oRAToRIos
st. Peter. J. z. Paine, 81 rs.
Prodigsl Sen, Arthur Sullivan, 81.
e.. Fine effective compositions.
-. ANTHEM BOOKS.
Sabbath Guest, Emerson & Morey, 81 60.
Bucks New Motette Collection, 81 so.
Baumbach's Sacred Quartettes, new, So so.
IN PRESUMABLY READY.
strauss Dance Music, Violin and Plano, 81.
The above books sent, postpaid, for retail
price.
OLIVER psTsoE sas,oG CO., O. ssT DTTsUS sU,t CO.
mch27-waly
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Anrtionsers' psipate 5alss, Hr.
ByLOWNDES q jGRIMBALL. rt,a

A., FINE RESIDENCE, In, B B DAD
H street at Private aate..
Tnat four story BRlCK RkSiDESCE ON the north
side OF Broad street, known more particularly as
The former residence of The late Dr. a.. Frost.
The House contains II rooms, dressiDg rooms
and pantry. -. .saS-.s-----------
Lot IA feet ON Broad utrees by 92eTeet deep.
two story BUILDINd to the east Of the
above suitsbie for an. oce, and I'M the same lot.
Apply a8 above -. ~. - ~. - lanatN
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TlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il GEORGETOWN CoUNTY-COURT OF PRO-
BATE.-St. JE0. P. ELLIS, Sr., vs.. DURAND l..
ELLIS, u. II. ELLIS, ct al-Petiti on for Sale OF
Real Estate. To DgRAND l.. ELLIS q Defendant:
swer the complaint In this action. which was
filed In this Court on the 18th day OF December,
1872, within twenty days after The service there
fail to answer the compla at within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will apply 10
this Court for the relief dema nded in the com.
plaint.
Issued under my hand and. seal or once, this
first day Of January, 1873. K. D. BUSH,
janl.w6 Probate Judge.
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EIRsT.CLAss FURNITURE,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
MILLING,s FURNITURE STORE,

MILLING'S NITURE STORE,
No. 444 KING STREET, NEAR JOHN,
ia the place to get handsome and suostantial
FURNITURE OF the latest ami most elegant de'
signs a5 prices to suit the times. This establish
ment has just received large supply Of superior
Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Sets In Oak
Walnut and Imitation, which are offered at prices
ten or fifteen per cent. lower than those charged
elsewhere for less substantial Furniture. n
SUPERB BURIAL CAsEErs A SPECIALITY
Cal and examine the STOCK and prices.
SIGN OF THE NAN AND ROCKER,
No. 444 KING STREET.
dec1s-3mosD6o
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