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llosksys are scarce in Michigan. A
saa1ler in Detroit kept one for pet. who
Usually sat on the counter. A coustry-
uas eauss 10 one day. the proprietor be-
ing 10 hack room. The customer seeing
: ssldDa thst suited him. he asked the
psies. Monkey said nothing ':I'll give
losuty dollars Tor IT," laying down the
n nsusy. which tho monkey showed into
~ drswsr. The man then took the sad.
- <le. bat monkey mounted hin, tore bi,
I III. scratched bis face. and the customer
1omusd ~ dssr life. Proprietor rush.
= = 81 vaetsd 20 know what's The fass
AJet r rid tho eustoasf-"fuaf
tso6kA so1dls Of Jour son. sitting there
1n7 { vent 10 takc Il, hs wouldn'
- ~ i" Tho saddlss apologisst
r y y SSksy, but ssssssd him that b
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FOR EXCHANGE.

0EyERAL Fine Properties in Philadelphia for
- Farms in Delaware and Maryland,
Those wishing to exchange can do well by
calling un GEO. W. INGRAM,
nls-3mos Middietowu, Del.
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control them. Tho testimony OF our best eiu.
xcns of all classes, establishes tha fact. that
CuEuuy PICTORIAL will aud does relieve and
cure tho affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. Tho most
dangerous affections OF the Pulmonary organs
Weld 10 II, power; and cases OF Consump-
ton. cured hy this preparation are public
" known, so remarkable as hardly TO DO be-
licved were thcy not proven hyond dispute.
As remedy Il Il adequate, on which tho public
may RELY for full protection. iy curing Coughs,
Tho fore runners q more serious disease, II snSss
unuumbcrrd llYes, AMI an umouui OF suioring
not TO hc computed. II challenges trial. and con.
yircas tho most trrptical. Every hnny should
keep II on hand a. protection ngaihsi thn early
and unpcreciycd attack ~ Pulmonary Affections.
which are easily mot nj Hrs,. hat which become
incurahlc aud too often fatal. II neglected Ten
der lungs nccd This defoucc and u is unwise 70
l., wlihou; II. A. safrEuard % children. amid
tho distressing disrascs wl3eh l.ssct ihe Throat
and Ghost of Childhgol. CuEgrY fErIonAL
1. invaluaha for. BY lta timely use, multi
ttuics arc rescued from premature graves, and
saved 10 tito love and affection centred on them.
Il net. speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound ard hcal,h-reftoring sleep. No
one Will suffer iroublcsomo Influenza and palm.
fal bronchitis, when ;hey know how easily
they can b. cured.
Originally tho troduct of long, lahorious anil
fureessrii chemical invcsir8:ien no cos, or 'oil
Is spared In making every bottle in the n'ino';
possible perfection. !; may b. confidently rc-
ilei uI,on at rossessne 40 fbc virtues ia has cvcf
oxhitied. and caral, a. Producing currs Al
memorable as the greatest Il has ever effected
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES!

MRS JOHN BUCHANAN, N. D. Professor
OF MIDWIFERY dcvoies special attention to the
treatment of Diseases OF
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
She has been 80 years in active practice aud
cured over 10000 eases of Disedss, peculiar 10
Woman
She soliCits difficult cranr and generally con-
sidcrcd ncurablc case', and guarantees sate and
speedy cure.
es-- Her iSFAiiBI.E GOLDEN PILLS, for
IrreJsidriiies, can "a procured al her Office, or
sent by mail 81 N er box. Ladies' afflicted,
please call upon % address
MRs. J. BUCHANAN, VI. D.,
OFricEs PRiyArE--sii PlNEsr, Phil, Pa.
Hours from 0 4. N. 10 o p. ".
.gc- Cip his ont t6r future reference.
Oct. 10 isI2--ly.
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iDas,rslIsslsoavish ishcssspsees:
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Nltdital-
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
Cough. Bronchitts, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among tho great
discoveries OF modern
science. fow arc OF
moro real value to
mankind than this cf-
fce,ual remedy for NIL
diseases of tho Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial OF its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries. has
shown that II does
,ursiv and pfifctually
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Music in Camp.
ny sonx 4. thompson


Two armies covered hill and plain
Where Rappahanuoek's waters
Ran deeply cri,nsoncd with the stain
OF battles recent s!augh,ers.
The summer clouds lay pitched like tents
In msads Of heavenly azure;
And each dread gnn OF the elements
Slept In It's hid emhrasurc.
The breeze 40 softly blew |, made
No fotes, leaf tn quiver.
And the smoke of The random cannosada
Rolled slowly from the river.
And now where circliag hills looked down
With cannon grimly planted,
Ger ls,lcss camp and silent town
The golden sunset slanied;
When ON the iervid air there came
A strain, now rich, now tcnder,
The music seemed itself atame
With days departing splendor'
A Federal band which eseani morn
PLAYED uisa surcs brave and nimhiei
Had jus, struck up With fu,s and horn
Aud lively clash Of cymhal.
Down aockod the sollig-s To the banks
Till nsarginei lay its pebbles
One wooded shore was blue with hYanks
And one MAS gray with "hebels.
Then all was still and then the band
Will rnovsmsuis light and iricksy,
Made stream and forest, hill and strand,
Reyerbcrate with Dixie.
The conscious stream, with FURNISHED GLOW,
Went proudly Ger i,s pebbles,
But thrilled throughout It's deepest iow
With yelling Of the Rebcls
Again a pause, nnd then again
The ,rlr,pei penlcd suaorous,
And Yankee Doodle WAS the strain
To which the shore gave chorus,
The laughing ripple shoreward flew
To Kiss the shining pebbles
Loud shrirl;fd The crowding Boys in Blue
Defiance % the Rebcls.
And yet once more the buglo sang
Above the stormy riot
No shout upon the evening rang
There rrigned holy quiet
The sad lone s,rcnm i,s noiseless tread
Spread o'es tl,e glistcning pebbles;
All silent now the Yankees stood,
All silent stood The Rebels;
For each responsive soul had heard
That psintiVe note appealing,
So deeply ilom- Sweet liomc has stirred
The hidden founis Of feeling.
Or blue or gray, the soldier sees,
As by the wand OF fairy,
The cottage meath the lise oak trees,
The cottage Z! Tie prairie.
Or cold or warm ~, native skics
Bend in their -tutg esr him:
Sending the trss- mist n 5is cycs-
The dear one tnd IogG him.
As fades the iris ANgs rain
In April's ,eHfd weather
And vision vanished a9 the strain
Aud dsyligh, died together.
But memory, waksd by nusic's art
Expressed in simplest numbers,
Subdued the sicrnrsi Yankees heart,
Made light the Rebel s,umbers.
And fair the form Of Music Shines
That bright, celestial creature,
Who still mid war enta,ted lines
Gave this one touch OF nature.
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Farm, Garden and Household.
TIE VALUE L.1E1R SVGg'
RELATIVE.

INC vH;ae OF labor can not be
estimated hj' any abstract rules OF
laws: lis raiu" Is rc!alIve only. l he
va!oe OF capital and the use ofcapi-
ta! are estimated by the laws OF
trade and by lea! statnt"S. The
real vai"c OF i"5or consists III lis
power t" pro0nce articles v"i"ahie
icr the use oI man, and It's relative
value IS toAnG IN us power 10 pro-
oace 7a'"c "hcn coE'!"e" with
S"p''a!. |" inns co"h'fy '"e use O
c"p''a! IS nAe0 IL a0o"' seven per
cent. per aH'i"M; IN E"EIa"d T. Is
Tess: ." the '''e"' Sti'' less Il"
'"IS country i""oE 's ''SneE 'Na"
III h4Fop'' y'' 0e"F'"7 ABOUT the
same relation 10 capi'a' rs 'heFe'
III h"s'a"u 1ano Is mucN oeaFcr
tA"n Aefe' all" "hcn 'Ae use OF
ooaF i"0" IS c0no'neo "''h cneap,
er I@ooF Sne pFoouc'S OF Inc SOIL
pe"E aooo' the same 'a'Ce' "h''e
inc p'000c:S oi h'"noi"c'"'e "'0
cne"Per' IS i"'or Is e"e"PS:'
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.sesCsaoMpers.
PROSPECTUS
OF
The Progressive Ace.

Tho I-,da-.;-.l ,.os.. .,,:, :.
.,a ~ 49,, or p'":'oSee ~ pupHsN III
1%S ~" II y, Ne" oe.tE, >. Z. ABOUT me Is: Oh
"sG ISSPtp;E gearing
rhn f,,,;.. a. WI
. ,,;,,.n Ir;no. H,i1 1 w 'Cs ..ii:', VI
thn nn,..,-,i'o1 VI ''' .He iG1;u'es q, VI
: a:r ."'.'> ,: :.',." '""'' WIZ! ''e sill
ri NV. ~ ~, -. ..S Se'%.t et'r:?T' S
nnu.n.ncr j., ,i,., :.::do,, wa =.
tnrrn c;nhrarin,, ,.;.r;n 80; T.'.i. ~ y; t"e
n.,;cn ~ ;n,..,n.;, @ 90, 'Iito
n ,o:.:rc :. vi h ;,cr,r 49,, r.
tir,. wl.;In .hn .,,.t S,rn,,o,, ntf. .;II 10
us,i in .i,o IiSsnn,inat;on nf ;rnor,.,+ nc,i,.
ical iu1r.lranr. Im I'll .nh;ectc - nr;r
ions viii IT, ..,iy,nc,J Imiii'. :,,d "pi,.
IT, hes, cYr.~.,,s rr~Iriir,"nf cr,"..; 49,
tcrrsts or par,v nr~,lifrrf:,,,. ,,,,li h. 'io,.n-
tcl 10 fhn ri.,i; o. rv"ry ,,c.'r ~ III. Own
no;i.iral views and n tbc tr..I. and nr,r,,.
mcIyJ exercise O. his cyn ,,,,ic;nn. Snncch
a:n! Suffrage.
30 r1caS:rYc OF Reform viii hc oiIvnc.,cG
si:nplv hcclu>. il i ucv md -, nrrrr il,
pn!:c% will br >r>t.inrI .honrh ;,,na;. i,.:.n
The sanci:on and aDnror.l oi' Ion~ c:r,h.
li>hyd Usage.
* Iitr,arr and family nc;r>,,,:,.r i,s g.
lec:ioUs will he >rcy, - ,bai r.. nhntr,orne
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From the Abocvi'ie Press and Banner, .:al
uary 18th, 1878.
1 NEW ENTERPRISE.

Seven wears ago we adopted the plan Of
sending our Farmer" Cooking Stoves
tiroug: tic country with wagons, by our
wan, long felt in the Sonih, and that each
family might have al opportunity oi seeing
If 10. purchasing onc Of these Indispensable
household articles The abrndan. success
O.: our enterprise throughout the States Of
Missouri. k"GiutEr :, Tennessee and Georgia,
ana the universal favor with which our
S:occS aTr IL cirrG cvrrywh're, convi"ccs
IL ihsc in o:;rr 20 supply the couiiA"rd
growing demand We mus: largely increase
Gc! 'o,ceS at tie Foundry: !;rncr =" have
Increased our daily maurAc'G:c 81 this one
pattern to thirty, and vii: still further in
crease it 70 i:ty if our trad" continues 20
demand it. Oar Saiv<;cn. WHO vii visit
YOU, are authorized 10 give tE.c SAME terms
as though Won made n" purchase ,l:rcct
from ourselves Il; tie Foundry We have
bUt on PRICE. W!i!"!I i CA>T uX TIE STOVE,
ans! from ;i:at ncEr: i;"!aic.
This S'u"e !iiS 80 CO.'S: :.ij:a:,l arrange
mcns such as rilmpcrs au, Inside fuv
D,ates rs Isl ali other s,oy"s. bal is 50 simply
Constructed tia: any o::a nay Use Il sic
ccS>iLi!y. Il is yer! heavy and made only
0; the best Qualities Q! Hrw iro.. 50 mixed
as 70 sccH:" 4 to"g:!, strong plate, which
.;ErEa cracks by fire.
To those persons in the Stove trade who
think their business will bc ruined tv Us,
and who therefore oppose ard miSreprcScnt
Us and our goods at all places, we desire 10
assure them that instead Of being AZ injury
t. them, we are doing them benefit, by
building Up business which has heretofore
been neglected, ana by introducing an ar.
'icle Of household utility. must ultimately
bring them into general Use in every iami-
Is. Respectfully yours,
CULVER BROTHERS.
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CULVER BROTHERS
AHrEvILLE. s c.. Dec. 10 1872

NE>sgs. CULVER DRorHERs We cheer.
fully giant you permission 70 Use cur names
rs you sec proper in commendatioa Of your
FARMER COOKING SrovE, for We regard il
as being altogether the best cooking stove
il use II is all that is desirable in stove.
for it is simple in construction, has no dam
pers or fueS TO burn out and ba;es quick
and beautifully. We beSpca!i Tor ?ou
liberal patronage from our neighbors ard
friends, believing as We Go that none who
purchase orc OF these stoves will ever
regret it, but will consider il q rare prize
i'll these DAYS when good cooks arg so hard
10 get. We think your enterprise merits
success and hope you will attain il.
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THE NEW ERA will be conducted Oil tlt
'o.GAmg evil and political :HaHi;Gs. - vita! &c
-" :"irrcs'S oi:::c state :.Gf '.!! inbor earnest:
!T " *cc2'ac' ;l;e:e:v;:'. 10 aGjNs; the reG;,!e
20 tier nc" circumstances:
IL. In passing successfully through any crisis,
Tie l""pe ::u$: possess elasticity c0rg 10 ati"It
'i":n: elves 70 ncw conditions. Eu';i. seas :i!c
;te Of n@t:cN socG"r ti"" :!:c >r!:t":.: .:i.er,
tn:c :" Obsolete E>r%cS and form. i :;cl the MO
gie>S "i Society is Ge:"rin.:r..!iE throw ing CT
%. Ii:c State j. enriched in proportion - :hc
p=-n".ency 9r her citizenship i srcr:cd. 10
r:lc%; his crc. land Nropr:e;G!$ shouG IL o.
c'Urag"G TO Mr their !.rGS or >rul; TENS and
i'll <acil quantities - will rI,:,!';" the head o..
every family 10 b*con!c land holder. :rG! ;I,,S
being Identified with IL" material Interests CT III.
>tate. contribute 10 her prosperity.
81. Rulers are the p"op.cS agents, invested
with power for the urishmeut Gf eyif-t.,..s
aud 1or the praise Of them that do welf.: TO
who"i 1t Is the Gnty OF the people 20 render al
proper re>pe:t a:d obedic"ce for there is r0
loHer but Q: Goa: the powers that be :,rc o.
t:iGed q. GoG. "
+:h. The proi:@" TT ;c oi political G,ih ;< ti::.
"Hich &!US :c -AG!::mis;r2ion. and cn"Jics i 70
ucTc:opc tl!v u!@tvr. Interests ct lie STATE: 10
prGno:: the h&pDin'Ss. by securing the renee
AID CG;c; OF The Individual citiz.:!. a:.G hari:;,i,v
among nil classes o: Society.
NEW ERA III 'BL!>uiNG COIIrANy.
Greenwood. :. G.. December 2!>t, lS.2 2-u
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APPLE bUrTEE.-ln prepar:n :
apple butter, cider made from
sweet apples will make . better
article, but il it cann>: be obtain.
Ell, common cider can be used
Take the cider Is il runs frum the
press, before any fermentation has
taken place. and toi! it down in a
tin or copper boiler lnevcr use from
until IL has evanorated fully one
hall: while il is boiling all tie scum
that rises must be carefully remov-
Cd, and as soon as it is thick
enough, AID Il quantity Of good tart
apples: pared and cat into quarters,
taking oat all the cores. Fill the
boiler half full Of the quarters.
Keep up low but steady fire, and
be very careful to stir the apples
every few moments, to prevent
them from sticking to tie bottom
and sides OF the kettle. When the
apples have boiled about fifteen
minutes, and have settled down a
little, add more, uutil the boiler is
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MANHOOD: HOW Last. HON RESIOREn

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#a ~ Dir. CuiyrTWtMS Celebrated Essay
on the radical cure lwitbout mr,li.
cincl Of Sperma,Or.irl, or ScminAi Weak
ness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotcn-
cy. Mental and PHYSICAL Incapacitv, Impede
mcrt> 10 Marriage, &C.: al>O Consumption,
Epilepsy. ana Fla. induced by scil.in,iulgcncc
OF sexual extravaganza.
Prize, in a sealed cnvelOpc, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates. from a thirty
years successful practice, :hat Tie alarming
consequences Of se!t-abusC may he raiica ly
cured wit!icut the dangerous use 0i' internal
medicine or the application OF the knife ;
pointing out mode Of cure at once simple,
certain and rffcctual. by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, nay cure himself cL;cap!y, privately
and radically.
This Lecture siloald be in tie hands of cv-
cry youth and every rnal in the land.
Sent, under seal, in 4 plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, OF
TWO postage stamps.
Also, Dr. Cu!rer%elI'> Marriage Guide"
price 80 cents.
Address the publishers
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l27 Bowcry, New York.
Post Office Box 1856. 4 pr 81, lily.
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Of the
UNITED STATES.

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ten by 20 Eminent
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Daily. Sundays excepted. connecting with
Night Trains on South Ca-oliua Railroad. up
and down. also with Trains going North and
South on Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad. aud Wilmington. Columbia ard Au-
guSta Railroad.
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manufacture etc. il all ages. 1t i ! complete
encyclopedia of arts and manufactures. and is
~" most "r:"rt""ir, anG H'nHh'" "nri7 - 'r-
!"iIuIL!oi un ,i;hieciS o., .enrai interest Fl
":'!cI Ia III" !r:b!.c. TIE ;;C2E j. .o!d ty agents
who @rr :H:A:Tg large sales i'll all parts Of the
Country. II is oi:r!ci 1t the low pr!c. Of $3.50
3U! Is the ci!"a.'c<t bGrk ever said hy sub-c1ip-
ton. We wau, .t.eM'S iI every town III tie
United States, and 10 agent can fail 10 DO WILL
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oar agents the exclusive righ; Ofterr'o:r. One
OF our agents sold les ccpir: il ci.:tt days. aEo-
tier sod :;'I5 in two weeks. our agent in Hart
f.!G Sold 81. i'll one week. Specimens Of the
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The Great Democratic Journal.
TIE HsEW YORK
WEEKLY AsESNSS.
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+ Mammoth Eight Page Sheet, Fifty-six
Columns OF Reading Matter.

Coat;inS i'll the nc%S, foreign, domestic
ru,ii.ca! and general, with fill and reliable
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literary. agricultural AMI scientific matter,
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AGgeSs---BN1.be2'.
G OIL | NJ 81 4 HOTEL
MBIA. s. c.


THIS weli-krown HOTEL, situate in the
ceHirc Of the business portion Of the CITY. af-
lords every convenience and comfort TO tray
"!eTS on business or pleasure. The Proprie-
tor, having secured lie services of polite and
cfIcent assistants, pledges himself 10 spare
10 means aud pains in lis management 10
sustain the high reputation 50 long cnioved
by the "COLCMBtA'a as 4 First Glass House.
Attached 70 The House is handsome Bill
LlAED ROOM. furnished with three of Pho.
In Ian L Coi!cHder's best and most improved
Tables
TELEGRAPH OFFICE in ro,unda Of the
House. Also, Balh Rooms, equa!cd by none
IN The city.
Nm. GORM.AN, Proprietor.
T.. /. BCRDELL, la:c Of "Char.cstoo IIo-
tel, ana J. F. GADsDEN, Assistants.
Jan. 20, 1878.
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In Ks.
First Glass Stationery House,

Which the subscribe: intends this shall be.
He Will sill coni:l"; his BINDEHY and
BLANK BOOK MANIFACTORY and Pa
PER-RtL LING ESTABLISHMENT, which
has been in successful operation for over
thirty years iC this State and 10 which he
will con:inU2 20 devote lis own persona! at
tcntnn. His stock will I've kept up fall anil
complete. md Ills prices will i;1 found aways
reasonable, ;.nd l." h;'rcS 20 have 4 share Of
patronage.
J.. r. STOKES, Main Street,
Ncv. -, +J-tt Opposite Phoenix Office.
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PROSPECTUS
or,
TILE NEW IlI5A,

i Paper devote. 70 The ,,"!.:::.r in:cf, So. WEI
te published weekly. !'y !ht NV Er. td.i,h-
H. '";n;s:nr. &: G:r..:.w",G y &. ;.h;rr tl.r
!; o: f%a:?ary ISL. =: >2.'"' Yer an!HnI. IN
.ITaHc". E..iiri: i.y W. i. llaIc.
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-hEt'"' !'.i-F. w NJ
January =, 1873.
|, l.. D. Bowie, Clerk ct the Court Of
Common Pleas and General Sessions cor
County and State aforesaid. 20 hereby GER
;iiy tha. l am personally acquainted with
the above s:gners, and take pleasure in say
ing tat they are, Sercr'!ly, honorable cen.
t!eElen, and men Of cred; and uEGou5tc,!
vefaci,y. | will add that the McSS's. Gu.
YER Brothers have sold several hun,l7c.l @:
their Farmer Cooking S!oveS in this Coun-
ty, and, so far rs l have heard, they give
universal satisfaction.
l.. D. BOWIE.
l endorse the above certificate.
c. ". GrFFIN, J. ?. !. c.
FEB. 5, 5-6t.
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\ fi:st-claSs e;ght-pagc LitcrA:;: FamiI: Pa
per, Published every Saturday IT Charlotte,
y. {.
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Comprising Letter. Cap ami No;c Papcr, IF
al: Sizc>. qualities "il.i Of every description
Fiat Papers oi' ;'Hp. Nn&rr. DoHi,'r-C:ir. Ne
diam, H"Eai. S.i!s.:-H Royal, aHd I:nrc.ia!
sizes. which vii IL >ui,! :! any 0r!ntiiy. or
manufactured ill;n D!:;I;,; l;1n;, ii any size,
ana ruled 70 ANY pattern. aGI. b1r.m! il any,
S:y;c. IT Short n"'ic.,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26
Stationery sgssss ES;aegSs:g.
NE|T. SI1i1IOIlRY HOUSE,
z. r STOKES

HAS just opcnci. in the new and nand-
some building Immediately opposite the
PiTHiN otii'c, on Main street. a complete
stock of
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Port Jeryis g. 8 ii aui ':l5 m 40 s.o and = IN
Gosten ana ydle.owu -, @ 1880 n aaI sll.l3 3t
4;2l. ft:3osnd - p N. ior MI .e'o6a oay
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA enn 10
supplied with LONDON CLOTHING,
perfect In style and BIT, bV following the
Instructions Of our SelfMoamrement
Rules. 10 our new Fashion Book. which,
with samples Of materials. Is FORWARDED
post free.
REMITTAGCRS need not necessarily
accompany the order, as arrangements
have been made that the F0rNariiug
Companies Agent shall. at the time Of
delivery. collect the amount Of invoice,
together with forwarding charges and
Castom dies
This mole Of collection and delivery
bss been found Of great service In con
ducting our extensive American trade.
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= For YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

Riding Fashionable Costumes for The Promenade
Circular LUt Killarney and Marine Travelling
P1nmenaae L.tels and paletots eIauMey shaped
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English, Scotch lrsh ana foreign manufactured Tweed,
Dotskns. WorsteI Diagonal. Supcrfne Cloths, Sk-mred
COatngs, and every wekPown texture for SUITS CoAr &c
In Stoch for immediate use or made % rneasnre
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Commencing Jane 2 I55l.--Lelve Ses.YoIk a ionoss:
4J0s. .m-NEWs TRAIN i0r El'
Ga m.-Way Train for Soncr le.
IA m-way Train or Fleming Ea'o5, Bshlhem Bah Mach
Churk Wif,ebarre Pt.Or Ml1roy C NJ Carmel. fsre'oa
Tun shannock ToEaDds Wa7ereY &C. nth thro1zh
port Danue &c Connects Junction vita Del Lacs. W
Railroad.
Ga m-NoRNvs Express d.y except saachysl fr Easoa
AIertoFp Harrist1z and West Connects s1le. ..f
Remington 4. E5a Maael Chunk WLeoare Scranton Tos.
aida. Wayefley. &C.
1918 q. n. and Y m.-Way Tr4i-s flr some-yNe
R.4j m.-EKPFKss fDr Fenugon, Eat01 bihi ANffhr1,
Hauch Chunk, Mahanoy City, HDetoa hse.bare ae7o l.
INK Columbia, LllcaHer. EpLria f0-tY - Harr llrf tr
200 D. m-Way Train Esst0n. Betl chem ald A--esa
$3.50 p. n Way Train f0r Painted
m-Way Tram E1st01, Allentown, and N1c1 iarL Coz
meets a. Junction With Del. Lack. a-d West. r. X
4:30 2. m--Way Train f0r somervIIe All Remington.
D. m.-Way Train Tor SolerUll.
5:l5 p. m-Way Train for P.linset
$3.50 m-EysSyG EIqRE daily '17 Ea-on. Bsiklsa Alsaa
town, Reaing, HsT1sbuTg Pts5uryh, Chicago &c
and q. m.-WaY Train fJr S0nevlle.
1880 2. NJ EmINant)- -For Elst1n
9lj ard 1880 D. I--Way Trains fJr Plznfcli.
For Elizabeth O 1890, $50 g. go G: t;g s:e EN lts
H. Has p l2:i5 l. Z:J 9. $500 J:i' fls so fg
s. SIS $780, 5l5 C. 62O ~. 7:i5 a3o 9la 100 no. a
r. 2. Kicker, Sgpt al! Eas
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BarLlna tionses anO Bankers.
Uiuiorn0 Ncilrcs.

CAYUGALAKER ERAILROAD.-The COUPON
~ ofFRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS due On l'i
nstaut VII De paid AZ tdce ard after that date.
GIBSON, CASANOVA g. Co., 50 Exchange place
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LINE STEAMERS DAILY tor

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER
A. 5iJO o. m. nom Pier a. y. R. 100. OF Romasolst F
Cabin fare TO BDSTOS - -. To PkOElDbNCh, 81
Deck fare BOSTON. % 2j. To PROVIDENCE, 81
Ffeien at ss Providence n1h Boston Prov
ad Proy Worcester r. al important n Eng cities aut towns