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SALE OF LAND.
Sheriff. - StEtes.

Tie S:atc ot South C=!o..i.a-Newberry
Cuc":; .-->,y4!!iA Mo"c: ~ J. II. Eo3z.
e., a:.l lJraE! Wis. -. ::.c:ln.v:.: under
L;e::.
By ,-iuc o! the above -:;;ari:nem:. |
VIII SCI. oI Tuesday, the ~ day Of D,crnl.
%: arX:, - NrwG~:ry {. H., :; lie u>n:.l
:tO,.r, -. o D..c> OF Cotton, attached a. the
property 0: j. II. Byozer and Ahr.m Wise.
Terms Cash. J. +. CARKiNGTON,
4.-lt. ;. y. {.
IT, SAFE Of South Carolina-Ncwberry
GoGntv --!.aug;. =. McCAG9hr:m, F:rIn;itt,
rs. r. Dray;on Nance, AID john K. G..
Nance, as Executors, ard o':cr., Defend
ais. i<.-ENevu:!oa aga;"s: Property.
Mary ". Fair, Plaintiff, ". K. Drayton
Na:.ct, and john h. Nance, As Executors,
49,! o:,n:s, Dr!clGau;S-yXtculion &.
g@!as. Property.
b. virtue Of >undry executions !irrc:c,!
to :"c III lie .]o't c.:.c<, :.ii! sell At Iae
r;>i,;,uce .: JOAN X. c. N.:icH, Oh ':'ne<.
thereafter ..s i.oSsih:", .I.c ;ol.o"isg i.er> oa
i! property, viz: .:,,:sr.o.I nnt :<>i;c!.r:
Furniture, $50 M.:'.. O:,c U~: M.re and
CUl;, Eve tO:.s and Calves. -!.c E".:ii:tg
FIVE Sheep, o. S.G,:iv a.! E:j :,, .::.t Que
E;.@-y .:..3 Harness, .;r., <. :" Tic aDUyc
!cY;cI cio" A> 'i.e F:"pcri! oi Joi" X. q
N"Lcc. i,rEI., Ca.,.
47-I,. }. J. CAHRiNH:VN, >.N.t.
STATE 0: Sou'A ra:oiiaa-~Iy:.":y Of Ncw
Le:Ty.-In the prol.a;" c"a:rt--t:x part,
.!o.rlh I..i :~r:., .S ..i.n'r, L., o: ir
viz. Gala .:"'. G"cras~t --Pcti:ioa 20
Sale q! Personal l:-!.!".
IG pG:S"aHce o.: ..a order from tie Hon
J. c. LcaiIy, ;':ge oi Probate f0v Ne"Dcr
ry County, y: >r!i. =: ru5!i,. o:!cry, j:
:co": o! ;;Ic Court House, Oh Monday, til,
t:r>: d"y Of December, tie following person
al property, belonging to the estate Of Ir
wing Caldwell, deceased, viz: one bale .
Cv;;on. oHe Sc: GUH. Tc::a> Cs>tr.
4--l,. J. J. CARnINGTUN, S.N.C.
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Every new subsc:ihr Is entitled 10 Z pre-
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FoE TIL: HERALD.
IitRU:.cE !BTF.. No.. ), 1873.

Ni>,EE EpIrt.H.-i,> been y Iii"
.,.,.,,,.ro will ~. ever ,,,,s, Ia>, writ
$780,.
j." 80 iih,''Ah h'' = ' ~ go" Il" '''!''
ti.'.:!. aid wat with iiaic and rain.
y:o,,;l: o:' .;:::.>>. a,lycn>!lurc> ly ;in.i
~. ii:id. an tilc,i last b.. 20; lees. ii:v
cvc.Ia~,i.. i1Hnicl. witch ias tore t:l.'
Line >i;", o"; q; things gyn"r&:iy. -:
made cO.cn. whicn trrmcriv w:;S king.
= n,iscrao;. k,iSS Of :: kiown a,l kawSr,i
sponIoo licks 10 be s!5a<er than an-c!S
visits: and will! nj them the kayrS
,..D:.s,..,uyit or ;!.e ..:a:!.::n@ ov 4 Euncc-
ou- ::l.n;,v o:, !>:..Envr,}uS children. !
>ulu;;l.l"> !hii.!, il ;::H; n4r--i!czr!;i:,tl
JDn,ing-:t aIi. but sun other Urior-
tun:t :Ito.ny .: thr >l}rci.> - wears !:.y
k!o>c an GOES the 9"!lcI;,! job work of
III" Elnliiy.
tries - rriIi al.G Larc il. bu; Nr
E:!;il:r, I:.n-wi,,cr c;.I't depict III" an
rwiSh OK nv heart when n.ciancho!y
kolitc!apI:,sijin >:.- on lnv Lruw :.nd
ctcs OH nv heart. VIII dly Ike daugIn
,un.:?
Aav hopes Of the Legislator dom
something "a alicvva:c the kondisiNn.
- So NJ. Eosiiuy is down on the
deb; :tn there's talk O. rcW.lE"SlHn. ~
I hop" il will be done, then ! won't l.Av
;Guy more C.ci> TO pay. An Betsy she
hopes n!r up powerful. by pa!utin ti.c
Dict;:. in b:itc auA gl@~:;4 i1lors. WHEN
the Gen. As<e!l:bl; vii. ~ 20 :!:v!" frl-
lcrs is holds klain> agil! G> farmers,
gi; np ;md g;:-yoa Gee We o::o. 4
powcrior baI;im IN l;orn ri fIrtil LAYERS.
/ kam c,;x;,ctly Gee it. Jat Betty docs,
anA shes 4 sknmlS;Hi> won!"n. a:n!
when she @its Oh h"g Snn1ay iiNins IN
ii!at err. funi.jigDl" wi:cI. sits On be-
hind. she's 1 Ste 70 see. like her
lr.>, DO IN ho."" kios,.. luz 81. don't
hold 50 III lied. then. ana fir another
r,.;,,0a. ,!I.. ;.iut 50 h::.Dtira,in to the.
o,].cr j;.Ii.rs ~ l!:;s nu wic.S Ct 1Acr
ou.l i, p.yriLnlrrlr a.q:va,in AZ
n.c,;u times ;,n sich like. t.. BETSY
j;&.. !, ;,,}oulor wcN. III; fir ,!,.. ,:.k,.
nr,n.,... ! ,ay. notbin. Major Homes
S:;ys il the W:ty 0v wimlucu. pcr;iEer.
::,r!v the ijUh Strunr ones with ,lI. liar
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ny Sr'!, ''!' o1..l .,..o 1rs:..r ,,d;,,, tim,
t., ,,.;ni,.I i;,,n.t .'.,li ON yrr,. wills
M 80, ;! IT,, va" i,.r. mad. ,i~ if'r,In
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--S>-~N-

TuG SCIENCE OF HEALTH, for December,
cos ) ;hc Third Volume Of this practical and
independent Ma2"ziuc Every family should
r'Gl II. Among the contents are "The P0,
trEtii : X "IMr H!"t.rl sy.r1ol G'r:' >
VIII: VIC wait :ur Health, Cantor; 4LI
Improvement. '"W oman Dccss," and Il ANY
o.hcr Interesting ar!:c;c-. ht>i!c, nun!c. Gus
questions from corr csr0udcn:s answered ard
much general Information gi".n. p.cc s.
: yt"r. -i!Lr">> K. Wells, Publisher. 3S3
Broadway. New York
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~ tfnssH n n jis.. :e,, y,.,.,..,., ,,..,
.t/ #%"sE/ PR. EzyI/a4zrI tIj IL" .I,atcri.I T.,
=, ''~'= ~ M :SS,;% III t!I;. G,,,u.ty ar.d The
CSa3%, ;t=3TrH!sstCz GZb:IisiY,!y. ana ns an
%''r> /IJ%;ttI HS@<<}ti!1 D1reYs Gnriva!IcI nj.
F%"'SH''>, I"' f%rn,>5 sen Er7t page.
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FO!. TIE HERALD
Another <c.I.r.- ~ Ltnri:

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Chap: j. A. KILLER, Treas. j. A.
Sigh, >o'v: d. NJ. k;M;;fd, 6. H.:
Mrs. Kate AloA;s, e.: Mss Dora Ri
SCI, T.; Mrs. +. i.pt!n2, /. Miss Aan-
!!io Epi;ng, J.. i. 5.
There wc;,. .ey.urv-,;vc names on
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ASTONISHING

Thit there arc in ti.;$ Town and County,
over Ole !ani:cd AMI 6:ty pcr.o"S "ho
owe nIe iron; 25c 20 50 c=ch and Yet they
vii! no; coar up aid pay. If thr! "'"I':,
then would bc able 20 pay mh,: owe.
Nc~, 10 say tie least, Ills is 40: rEIAHcLY,
aid j; these ~ o2;;S a:e no; p4Ii hy hex,
Monday, Is: Dec ! .hcn 20" mn-t abide
the col>rqueutcs. Every o;.c w..o reads
this All: uw~> ~" :::ay SAY, ";ha!'S tOr me,
nnI tr4st the: w!l AID, Il wi! pay il At
n:.tr, !o: N":>!"ii is !. poor E'"m. has i
!argv ::.,ai!y. an: d! series his :.on.y"
L. K. MARSHALL.
Nov. -. Alt.
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4fetstenauts, Misses Augusta ---
and - I.angdon, rs well rs TO the
intelligence Of his bright host of pupils.
OF coarse some Of the pieces were Of
superior merit 10 others in point of
;,atractivencSS. but We !lavc not III"
space to lT,ri:cHlarizc more than I few,
and Of the number acre, In Memo
ri:,n., Tile Monument Of Peace"
Correcting to Spring." "Colnin@ ti'ro
sac Ryr,"' The Sober Second Thought,
nn,l~!,at i, 80 "nnlinnc We must re-
pat the wiIo:e eiI:lh~t, 4: O.: ~"co"H
thought it WIS al good. amI H Nett-f
pleased audience WIS never sen.
We omit mention Of President i-'H-
del-S aaci,cSs to the 9rS"U;u'h5 'i's"'
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.H%;E & miscellaneous.
.idminist:atrix's Notice.

All Mates and Accounts -. the Estate
OF y. En":.r, ':.,cased, MAJ; "r settled on
Or before - o. January, ISL. Al I: o$e
who wish :. compromise Oh oI!' NOTES must
Apply ,.:.u d!ate.y.
G.. MOWEn, A.."N.
Nov. -. +7-tf
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''S -1'~ VI "''>A !"1N ~ ." '''--: -
matters H'f "i:lc3; l'f II W%S c"oG&'!
to Enn" II aIt"ro"i generous heat.
After tne taa". cane al c:"br"cc and
a kis5-ti!!s was The stcoDd. the t!r<,
be:c2 given N"lcr the Sh:ycr. Tic
Far:iya! Was ii time for suppcr-aHd
the opening sermon BY if. M!i!:a'"s,
Or III: Nap!!>t hcO!CG!c&l NcnIh&rN
of Grct:iY;lic. aud delivered 10 the
Young l:Q!cS Ot th" Christian AsSVc!a-
+. ,r.
llVH. Inc D0ctOf fc:H%FkS were
hoscG a., tI,c 3n.h 1n1 2-rl, verses uf
.hn 9Th chan uf s. Mari, mad yer.
VA - '''N
a,1n-u,ria;r .,.d nrar.ic,l aud vl,a;
f~
nli"ut have been cyUrctcG DE 50 lifted
and clyGu~lt & speaker. There WAS
also aTyrUpi'lat@ vocal AID Instrumental
HiU.:r. Notwithstanding the bitter
Ec,lJ tlr .vc.,;.., yac,.,ni irn s;,;,rt
gnJ j!... l;,ru,. .1,Gir.:".. retired in OK
p2c!utiUu Of The rich .uI ivl."yr feast
Z
u the next uHT and ui~Ht.
nv, :,
81 Gle un O clock THURSDAY. Dr.
Carlisle. Ot - Uil;?t; college: delivered
>.
mastery: ci"'i idtAt -"A !;t!'iG "t-
:,
uTcsS |" i!r -.!L''>DV!!!* = 't!I1y "A!cH
:: ..
Vas un!'cIH':!it I:r""IIcEH p!.G VI lis
! .l G.i.
iH3St -HPrg t!"I'". W! tHi' "cc'sSi'i!
too. the yGn"@ ladies. beautifully and
.;f.,.o,I,. 1.........! sol ,.,,!,
- "Hi'''i ''''N 'N
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! STOKE LATHE.

ul.ir!.. rio!a :. r.a;%l, stick Of wood.
o,,;J.s ,n,S md ,a.y.i.c,s ,l,.. s,sk,. 10
',,.,..,, .,.,. n,ol.;uo h..,,.r.,.ol.,
-, '''
''ii'' l. 'H;'''' ~ i'''''"'
THE MISUNDERSTANDING,
"\ W!'''i' H'& Oh ':'''''. -H:. ''"'''h''
can inrl't;>'' u lnll s"t Of four hubs in
tw,u,y-,.;rIu minutes. which 10 4 skill
c,I,.,.,:,. ,.,.. -.
!''i i:'i'' = Il '''H WI" ~
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TIL. EiCJALsumILTE ADDRESS.
TIE LORDS PRAYER.
TIE RENEDlCT!GE.

The 'nt.rc programme Was readel'cd
with i:.ui;lr>> :;ccUr:tcy anI excellence,
thanks lp tly artistic skill OF Mr. Ian
der. and lis efficient ;t:.d accomplished
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! &A< III X1~aIg.
1e,,&, t. azz&skz2, Ea7ae,
Eh # FHazz> i-s&zsfkar ED:roR,
p %|TEEEaY. T. 4. &,
h 1lAt>Hh /-5t< VII rEDTLE

" "jhsHzDAY. %NV. %, 1872
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, FOR
THn DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
III tic Matter o: Viii N Il. Ruff, DGhkrupt
b. NhoH, :. petition 10: adjudication Of
bankruptcy va, .ii..'! ots ,lc 1i!l LAY o!
August, 4. y. ;S;%. in said Court,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Tiis Is - give notice tha; Ua Tie 9Th DAY
Of November, 4. D 1873, w4rraa, il. bank
ruptcy was Issued .:cni;ls: the estate of vii.
Ii IA, il. Ref, OF Ncwberry, in Tie County
Of Ncwbe:rr, in ~ STATE 0: So1th a:o'i:la,
WHO I.a> been a':i!'ircG bankrupt on hi-
O"H petitions; that ;!.c p"y:He:It Of aly
,!t;'!S and :r!!vrry VI :.ny PROPERTY by kin
are forbidden IS !:v; .:ia: 4 meeting o:
tie creditors oC t:.r s::i Dl;lhiUii 70 prove
their debts, and TO ciopSc auc or more as
siyutc> Of lis ',t,, will he held 4. cour:
Of bankruptcy, 10 be holden At NcwLcrry,
South Caro!iMa, h".o:c e.. G. J .r1,r, Regis
Ter, Oh the :3!l day U: November, i. D.
1915, at u c!1ck, u.
K. II. y AIL.ACE,
I. :. Marshal, as Messenger.
ic: \. ?. f!:HG, Deputy Messenger
No.. u .1I-%'
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Barnum's Hotel,
Corner Broadtoay and TtcentieM Streets.
NEW YORK CITY.
On both American and European Plans

COMPLETE with all modern imnrove.
- ments; rooms en- suite and single; pri-
rate parlors. baths, elevators, SO. location
u,n!surpaesed, a, being in the very centre OF IA
shion and brilliant New York lifo. In proxi-
nifty to churches aud risccs OF amns.rnent
and Lord & Taylor's, Arnold & ConstabIcs'
and J. G. Jol,nston's dry goods palaces.
The hotel is under the mara cement of A. s.
barnum, formerly OF Barnum's Hotel Balti-
more; 1. n. Green, Of DAYTON. Ohio ana rn.
Gently Of New York, aud Freeman Barnura,
of Barnum's Itotcl ST. Louis.
Sept r.-1mo
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New Mackerel.
SA KITS Mess and No. MACKEREL.
w so Half and Whole Barrels, 1s, 2s. 9s.
so Boxes Scaled Herrings. a.
500 Georges Goldfish.
For sale low by HOPE G GYLES. u
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MHx1olN WARaS Vrsr1.EiRiAi here twili
be q celebeai ion at New York on The
10th inst, BY The survivors or sthe mill.
tary and naval forces engaged. in the
Mexican war. The participants will be
welcomed ]. the Gnvernnr'a room at the
City Hall by the New York municipal
authorities. after which an oration will
be delivered, probably by Hon. Caleb
Cushing, at some public hall. The
Committee Of Arrangements, headed by
Gen. Joseph Hooker, includes q large
number Of army, navy and ex.volunteer
officers. :;ataA ~ @
There was intense excitement in
Elizabeth. N. o., the other day. over
the discovery OF an apparent plot to de-
stroy the town. In the pocket of man
who had been arrested for drunkenness
was found g letter from a person in New
York, who informed the arrested purity
that shaA might expect him soon, and
the first thing he should do upon his
arrivel would be to blow up Elizabeth.
It Was discovered, subsequently, that
tbs writer referred TO his wife.
Maurice H. Richardson, OF Fitchpurr.
Mass, q Harvard graduate of the pre-
sent year, has just performed the ex-
traordinary feat of swimming all the
way from the stone pier at Falmouth
across to Martha's Vinerard, distance
of seven miles and half, in two hours
and ffty-fve minutes. a friend escort.
ed him with boat, but gave no assist.
ance.
Bishop Hendricken, speaking of the
fabulous wages" 1921 cents per day.
winch the Irish laborers now earn, says
that 1t is OILY earned for a short time
during the year. The same number of
hoprs in this country, Mt no harder
labor, would bring in to the workman
$!.5O or g.. Three-iourths of The
adults OF Ireland would leave it if they
could.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
CO L q Nj Ria, &C.

Present Capital, $3.50. o00
Authorized Capital, $500 000
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President,
A. @. BRENIZER, Cashier.
q; N: q. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
WIS BANK will soon occupy it's m enifi-
Il cont threo-story and Mansard Roof build
ing, now IN course of construction on the
corner or Flain and Richardson streets, but
Ior the present will do business ut it's old
Banking House. opposite the Colum hi 3 II OF eli.
general Banking business transacted. Ger
lihcates OF Deposit, bearing Intcreet at the
ratio OF Seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
OF debt DISCOUNTED, and money loaned on COL
laterals; Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
anu sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in tho United States bought and sold
r pInEcToEs-Jas. III T.. Black. John b. Palmer,
r. W. McMaster, r. D. Sem, tot H. D. Sem &
SON G. ". Bearden, (of Copeland l. Bear
HTtn,) H. l.: Bryan, W. g. Swafed, (of r. 4
W.. Z. Swailield,) w. b. Stanley. j. q. Seegers;
samuel IA! McGowan, Abbeyile; James II. Rion,
Winnsboro. Feb
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Fancy Groceries, Spices and Condi-
20 f3'A m6nfg

THESE in full supply: PRESERVES, Fruit
J. Jellies. imported English Sauces and
assorted; Mushrooms. Trufles, Curvy Pow.
der. Penang Gloves. Mace. Ginger, Red Pep
per-, Hams, Smoked Beef and Tongues,
Picked Salmon, new <Mookerel, and full
stock OF Staple Goods. at as low prices as
any one, and jul sceights dl,onys guaranteed.
Aug 80 iN}>tsf - GEO. SYMdERS.
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The morris Cotton Gin"

HAVING enlarged my business. / again
IL offer tho above Gin to the planters OF
south south t. Carolina: Having been thirty.eight
please the most fastidious. My Gins are war
ranted to please, or no sale. They run
tt9hter, gin cleaner, make more lint from the
same n;a Quantity Of seed cotton, than any othe,
yin made. The price lo,oer than any Gin in
the market. Planters wishing theso iiins
vii. please order edrly, to avoid delay.
WOOD TURNING OF every style done with
nMoathaess and despatch, and cheaper than
dress E. MORRIS,
July ID om Columbia, &C.
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GEORGIA
G0rr|uu PRnss.

HNHE above PRESS is the most SIMPLE.
l. STRONG and DURABLE in the market
Price, complete. i125. Send for circular.
PENDLETON & BOARDMAN,
Patcnteos and Manufacturers, Foundry and
Machine Works, Kollock street, Augusta.
Georgia. Aug 2G 3mos
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HN the Breakfast, Luncheon. Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA g. PERKINS,
BILE. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
Got 20 lily Agents for the United States.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAcE.-Hann
relief for young mon from tho effects OF
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. Impediments to marriage removed
New method Of treatment. New and re-
sent free, in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an institution hav-
ing high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. July 3mo
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Bonds, Stocks, &c.

T BUY and SELL, on COMMISSION and
l. my own account, at current rates:
Bonds and Stocks of States and United
States, Bonds and stocks OF Cities and other
Bank Notes, Coupons, Gold
land Silver Coin, and approved Claims against
D. GAMBRILL, Broker, Main street.
Aug 10 t6mo I'd door South Wheeler House.
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Private Boarding

Private Boarding.
MT RS. WYATT is prepared to accommodate
Ixl several BOARDERS with meals and
lodging; also, provide for number of Table
Boarders. Residence on Plain, between Bull
and Pickens streets. }fsF N'ta Sent
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK

Va A0GINo oA AN HO d "A IN d
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.
iNTERES1 ALLO WE'D AT THE RATE
nFSEVEN PER CENT. PER ANWLM
nN CERTTFICA1 1ES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. COMPO UNDED
EFERI SLY MONTHS ON A eco UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Vim. Martin, President.
John Il. Palmer, Vice President.
y. q. Hrtni2cr, Cashier
j. n. Sawyer, in general change.
john Z. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Palmer, N e. ma.kclI Mii''A F. W was, MeMSs,.n se.n
II. Hsnitsh, !; +. Gregs, Colnmb;@
q. l. Scott, w. G. MAles NewbcrIy
IS. ii. HutlcdSr, Daniel Eavehci, Jr., Char
MECHANICS I.ahorcrs, Clerks, Widows.
1vl Orphans End others may here deposit
their SAVINGS and draw Il liberal rate of inter
est thereon. Planters Professional Men and
trustees Ling 10 draw interest on their
ln!ids until they require them for business or
other purposes: Parents desiring to get apart
small sums ;or childrcn and Married Women
ana Minors t"hore deposits can only be with
urawi hv themselves, or, i'll case of death, by
their legal representatives. wishing to lay
aside funds for future use, are here aflorS cd
an opportunity of depoeiting their means
where they vii! rapidly accumulate, and, ut
the same time, be subject to withdrawal
whcn needed Aug l8
The Cheapest and Best Place in Colum-
bia to Buy
TRACKEES, Biscuils,
~ Buttti. Cheese,
Lard, Beef,
Tongues, Bacon, Hams,
All OF the best quality, If at
Juiy2i HARDY SOLOMOE'S.
Thorburn's Turnip Seed.
WHITE NORFOLK,
w YELLOW STONE,
GREEN GLOBE.
RUTA DAGA. Fresh and for sale by
Jn!y 23 HOPE 4 GYLES.
Threshing Machines,
IHAN MILLS, Cotton Gins, Cotton l'rcsees.
IL Engines, Bclting, Smut Machines. Porta
bio Mills, Agricultural Implements and Ma
chncry of all kinds, for sale at marufac-
iurtrs' prices by
LoHICK & LOWRANCE,
June - Columbia. 8. G.
Seegers Beer is Pure.
ION ':"ntaiI, Cocolus Indcus, FishsDer-
l. ries' I" make ono sleepy or headachy
Cow Feed.
TONS SHORTS and WHEAT BRAN, for
- cal" by HOPE 4 GYLES.
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Brandies and Wines.

RRANDIEB of Brandenburg Freres-epe.
- cialty; yintages '35, '68, go, '65.
W1NES-Olarets, st. Estephe. st. Julien,
MargauI, La Bose, Cha teau, Latte. Ohablis,
all, CHATEAU YQUEM, II. the house. Of Of
BrAndenburg Freres, Bordeau. This new
ket. GO. SYMMERH
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The Georgia Gin.

The Georgia Gin.
nN entering our fifth season with these
~ GINS, We have only to gay, that in
EVERY case parties Sho have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with thom, and pronounce them tho BEST
they have any knowledge of.
We GUARANTEE them to gin as clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN as FAST and turn out as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT IL
MADE. Please order early. SO as 10 avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded on application.
LORICK l. LOWRANCE,
June 21 Sole Agents fer South Carolina.
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Sunday school Convention.

The First District Sunday School Convention,
embracing Westminster Woolery's, Franklin
and Freedom districts, will be held in Finks.
burg, on Tuesday and Wednesday, October
2Sth and 10Th, 1873. All Sunday Schools Of
every denomination in the above named dis.
tricts, areinyited and hereby authorized to send
three delegates to this convention. An min,
listers OF the Gospel and Sunday School Su.
gerlntendents are, er.c6icio, members Of the
Convention, and are hereby most cordially invi-
yea % attend. First session will be held on
d dlaesoay evening, at : o'clock, in the NJ. P.
Church--Rev. A. d, Dick, pastor. Revs. q.
u. Richardson and W. s. Hammond az
Westminster, Prof. Sanders, and Others Of
Baltimore, will be present 10 assist IN the Ok
ercises. II gMEIT "
State Superintendent Maryland s. s. Union
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Western Maryland Railroad.
20 e; ;:

I'm and after Wednesday, October Is,
~ 1873, the passenger trains on this road
will run as follows:
EASTWARD.
Leave Hagerstown at 6.35 A. NJ. and 80
P. NJ.
Leave Mechanicstown at $50 A. NJ, 7.5l
A. NJ, and 1906 p. NJ.
Leave Union Bridge at 5.33 A. NJ, 8. 38
A. NJ, and 3.4S p. NJ.
Leave New Windsor at 900 A. NJ, 8.47A.
NJ, and 400 p. NJ.
Leave Westminster at 6.1s A. NJ, 900 A.
NJ, and 4.25 p. NJ
WESTWARD.
Leave Union Depot, North Charles Street
baltimore at $50 A. NJ, and 800 and 4. 20
p. NJ.
Leave Westminster at 1925 A. NJ, SIT
and 5.52 p. NJ.
The train that leaves Baltimore at 800 p.
NJ. stops at all Stations, but does not go far
Their West than Mechanicstown.
The 4.20 p. NJ. train from Baltimore is the
Express, and stops at the following Stations
Owing's Mills, Reisterstown, Tank, West.
minister, New Windsor, Union Bridge, Fred.
e.rick Junction, Mechanicstown and all Sta
tons beyond.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station fol-
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival of 8. &c
A. Nj. train from Baltimore.
JOHN 7. RIGNEY,
oct IL General Superintendent.