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among strangers. and probably with little
means, the frrrors Of the disease are az
grayafed and many dlstressful hours arise
that should have been spared. Bright "a
j. the Colorado sun. exhilarating a. j. the
atmosphere. neither have the power 10 re-
move the G,sp-seated difficulties. 10 al
leviate the nightly and protracted cough
no. to suppress the profuse sweat OF the
midnight hour. II j. only question Of few
more days and then the weary and vexed
soul passes away. Surely there l. land
where a hOnIe can be. ound and where
neither the day nor the night l. TERRIBLE
GREELEY Tribtlus.
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Invalids Visiting Colorado.

The people Of Greeley. and of other
places in Colorado. are destined for long
time. and perhaps always. 10 b. impress
lively panied with the sight Of invalid>
coming hither too late: and especially OF
such invalid- a. are poor and want emf
plOyment. that they may liva while they
DO live They are coming now. having
faint hopes that they may b. cured (: but
every experienced person sees that death
has marked them for ms own. and il can
not De long before they will pass away.
Not infrequanflv do such come who ARE
under the stern recessify II finding en-
ploymenf. that they may earn their bread !;
and a. they need exercise in the open air.
or al least exposure TO the air. they get
the idea that somehow they might BE- en-
pl0yel on cattle ranches. A. some have
4 similar idea who are not invalids. and
a. some young men think il would b.
good idea Ia rusticate on = ranch some
thing might BE- said Of what they are TO ex-
pect.
First: Ii j. not customary To furnish
hired men with bedding. They are TO
find their own blankets. and they may
sleep ON the hay. or on the door. or on
the hare ground. In good many places
such lodging places are preferable TO beds.
a. ~ CDuhI - uAl-
second: The food l. plentiful enough
but the kind j. far from being what most
young men ir the East are accustomed to.
and IL j. FAR from being suitable to an in
valid. There are two kinds Of ranches.
one on which families live. and on which
will b. the headquarters Of the herieis.
In the last the herslers do their own cook
ing. and they live remote. seldom seeing
human beings.
Thru Cattle are cared for BY abie-bol-
- men. whose duties frequently compel
Them IA take long rides. often to BE- out
over night; and they are expected to sleep
where night overtakes them, and 10 endure
beat. munger. thirst. and cold without a
murmur. IL seems 10 N that If invalids
should undertake to lead this life their
days would speedily end. We have heard
q Young men of good means and refined
habits being employed on cattle ranches
with other her,lers and they were the sub
yet u jokes and tricks and they were
nicknamei and ri,liculed. Telemachus A.
slave among the shepherds in Africa ex-
perienceSl a similar treatment.
feS weTpis more concerning those
wlo come too late. The first thought Of
tle heholders j. that the invalid had far
bitter ~tay ai home 10 die among his
Trends and avid familiar scenes. Here
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TIE Rice Divorce Suit for fraud IN 2se 10
esssing greaA excitement IN Boston II should warn
young n-sn not to marty in h~se Rice il but =. hs
bride g. Hes thar she made him believe she
vas bur his own age, BY using Magnolia Balm upon
hrr fsce. neck and hands. Poor youth! He probably
foun'' her elbows weren't quite -oft and pretty
Ought HAsan to be indicted2 We know Of many sim
Lar es-ss4 Thi- Balm gives q most wonderful Peariy
and natural comperion. TO which don't object We
Ike pretty women To finish the picture they should
Ne Lyons kafhatron upon the h-ir. With pearr
chin. r~y Cheeks and soft, luxurious tresses. they BE-
come irresistible.
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WILHOFT's FEVER AND AGUE Tonic
This medicine j. used BY construction compa-
nies for the benefit Of their employees. when
engaged in malarial districts. The highest
testimonials have been given by contractors
and by the Presidents Of some Of the leading
railroads in the south and West. When men
are congregsfed in large numbers in the neigh
borhood Of swamps and rivers. Wilhoft's
Tonic will prove 3 valuable addition TO the
stock OF medicines. and will amply reward the
company in the saving Of time. labor and
money We recommend it to all. WHEE-
LOCK, FISLAY & Co.. Proprietors, New Or
leans.
Fox SAIE ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FOX sALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS.

ANNA :. GETsINGER. OF Honesdale. Pa.
writes the following: :. After suffering for
nearly two years from neuralgia in the breast.
passing up into the throat. face and head.
was entirely cured and restored to health by
using DIR. l. q. c. Wi-hArts Pine Tree Tar
Cordial &C CTa.
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THE Little CoRPORAL.-Thet table
contents 81 the sept mber number indicates an
entertaining feast Tor the readers. whether young
or old OF this excellent iitttle magazine. which
Is always well filled with choice variety OF
original literary matter The subscription price
Of the Corporal y sl-5t year, with beautiful
chrome 10 each subscriber several choice
premiums ARE offered % grttcrs-up 81 clubs sin
gle NUMBERS hftesn cents each Published by
JoHs r.. MILLER. Chicago. ~.
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An ACT or JUsTICE.-DOubting Castle
was sad stumbling block in the path of
Bunyan's Christian. though il couldn' bar
his way 10 Truth. We can sympathize
with the Pilgrim. for Doubt always besets
Va when we are asked 10 believe anything
particularly extraordinary. Consequeut-
ly. when We heard. some eighteen months
ago. that physician in California had com
pounded. from the juices and extracts OF
certain herbs found there. a medicine that
erred almost every variety OF blood dis
ease. we We're incredulOus. since then
W. have hal opportunities II testing the
accuracy OF The report. ami are free 20 adj
init Thar our doubts have Vanished. See
ing what We have seen. knowing what We
know. n j. impossible for u 10 question
the remedial properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs. That this famous veg
etabse Tonic. Alternative. and Antiseptic Is
a specific for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint.
Chronic Constipation. Fever and Ague.
Bilious Intermiftenfs. ScrOfulous Tain, in
the Blood. Incipient Consumption. Local
and General Debility. rheumatism. Sick
Headache. and Diseases of the Kidneys.
seems 10 b. "A matter beyond the pale of
controversy fired fact "a medical his
tory. The statements Of friends, in whose
veraeiry and intelligence we have full con-
fidence. corroborated by our own personal
observation. compel u 10 admit the sur
passing merits OF the preparation.
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We shall soon have cool weather. and then
every man and boy should wear Elmwood
Collars. You need not adopt the Mexican
costume. but can wear something between
the collar and spurs.
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When . iiea Is made to appear a. large
A. an elephant. We can see all the wonder
ful parts OF IT. formation. and are astonish-
ed 10 find thar IL has coat of armor much
more complete than ever warrior wore.
and composed Of strong, polished plates,
fitted over each other. each plate covered
like tOrtoi-e-shell and where they meet
hundreds OF strong quilts project. like
those on the back Of the porcupine and
hs-igehog. There l. the arched neck, the
bright eve. the transparent cases. the pierre
ers 10 puneture the skin. sucker To draw
away the blood. six long-jointed legs. four
OF which are folded on the breast. all ready
al any moment % b. thrown out with tire
mendou- f0rrs- for that jump which both
en- one when they want 10 catch him.
AMI at the end of each leg hooked claws.
"a enable him 10 cling 70 whatever he
alighr~ upon. \ tifa can jump hundred
tin,- it, own length. which j. tn. ZANE a
if man jumped six hundred feet: and he
can draw load two hundred times his
own weight.
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meeting Of Cen. Lee aud Jackson.

from JuliO's renowned painting. The two be
sold In connection by gems when desired. No
book or picture Will command 80 much rOuthern
attention as these and an immense sale - sure
Sold ~ SnAscrilfoa oafy.
WA>TED-GeneraI and Canv assing AGENTS eve
rywhere. Add for full Information. AMEkI-
CAN PUBLISHING CO.. Hartford. Conn.
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On Everybcdy's.Tongue. EHiogiums ofthe
xrvaf National ReTrncrAtor % Health. PLANTATION
Brrrrss, on evrrybody's tongue This srssuitous
rtra advertising Is better thss all the paidfor
pufang to which the owners % bogus hitters are
ohirrd 90 resort II lbs spontaneous hcartiness
about t. which carries eSnviction to the mind Of the
ausiit0r.
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To Millers and Engine Owners
To nearly double your steam power aud save fue
also, address j. y. TALLANT. Burlington. Iowa
COLLEGE OF LAW

OF mo thll0 and NOrfhWettcTn nlNfr-lfIcs. Judge
Henry Booth. Dean Hon Lyman Trumbull and Hon.
James X Dooiirle Daily Lecturers Van Bnren Deus
duced 20 ESQ ear Lectures daily far % weeks, and
llars address v. d. DEssLow. Tribune Bldg Chicago
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Fell from = R.Ilrsad Car. and nearly broke

Feh from hniiread Gar, and nearly urose
his neck Pat picked him up. rubbed him with Mexi-
can Mustang uniment. and sent him on by the NEXT
train Falls. bruises cuts. contusons iameness and
such accidents are constantly occurring. There Is
nothing sure safe cheap and convenient the Gel
ebrased Mustang Ilniment II eosts but 30 cents and
SID pr bottle. and no Family or owner Of Horses
should Be without IT, There is flesh. bone OF mus
Gle silment upon man or animal. like Rheumatism.
Bruises SPAWN and LAmeness. which II viii not ale
vizte or cure. Why will you suffer- Beware Of coun-
terfrits IL Il wrapped in q steeiplafe engraving.
signed = q. W. w,stbrook. Chemist
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lIri;E> writing 70 advertisers pseass n1.ntion the
w uzme u his paper.
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We publish soon In Book Form this spiendidly
illustrated work now appea ing IN Scribner' Z
Magazine. We are really 10 give agents territory
10 canvass. We shall also publish the magnificent
steel Engraving
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FIVE MYSTERIOUS PICTURES.

Queerly Concealed Beauties. Strange Deyieee-
Pulling Problems. FREE TO ALL Address. with
stamp. ADAMS a CO. Pearl street. Boston.
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WuV send Is cents and the address OF i've per
WUu / sons and receive by mail Beautiful Chro-
i mo, sire hy s-wOrfh ti.D-and full In
NAV i sfructions "a clear pa day. Address
MUU ] PLUMB Co.. lts south sth ST., Phila. Pa
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye

Posse a. sliiies that other dye does. It's
feet IL Instantaneous and A. Is natural that IL
not be detected u - harmless and easily applied.
and Is In general use among the fashionable hair
sold everywhere. once. - Murray ST.. y. Y.
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re On choicest IN the word.-Tmporters
u ~ ~ VrlCr--lnr-e-f company Ia Anerica--~ta-
y nbN~- lie urIglc plrA-ce every boly-IrAde
tncrc-s 1-- Agents wanted everywhere
best indutefncNfs l.fe tnr-~end for Circular
10 RoBKKT WELLS. gNesey 81, y. y, r. o. Box l2s5
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No Person can take these Bitter>

according 70 directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de
stroyed 10y mineral poison or other
means. and vital organs wasted beyond
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Grateful Thousands proclaim YIN
EGAR BITTERs the most wonderful III :
vigorant that ever sustained the sinking
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-22
SH HERIFFS SALE.

PY VIRTUE Of sundry executions TO
- me directed, will offer for sale for
cash, the purchasers pay for all nuces-
snry papers. TO the highest bidder, before
the Cour: House door in Winnsboro on
the first Monday in August next, with.
in the legal hours Of sale. the f. flowing
described property, to wit :
All that piece. parcel or tract of land !;
lying. being and situnLo in The county Of
Fairfield and Stale Of South Carolina. oon-
tanning seven hundred and twelve acres,
moro or less, boing part Of tract contain
ing inc hundred aud thirty acres, moro
or less, on west fork OF Littlo River,
waters Of Broad River and bounded by
lands belonging 10 the estates of John II.
Means and 4. Z. Means, deceased, on the
East by land belonging to tho estate Of
Andrew Yonguo, d,ocahcd, on the South
by lands Of J. S. Douglass and estate of
Martin Yongue, deceased, and on the West
bv lands Of Martha Il. Boyles and s. II.
Stevenson. Levied upon as tho property Of
James ". Yongur, at the suit of Henry
L. Terrill against James w. Yongue and
others against the samc Defendant.
l.. W. DUVALL,
Sheriff's Office, S.F.C.
Winnsboro, y. G.,
July 13. 1874.
july l6-tlx2
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for q few remarks upon South Caro-
limo and reform. He expressed his
views and called upon Mr.. Buchanan,
of the Chester Reporter. Mr. Bu-
ohanan, in we'll timed little address,
spoke Of tho necessity Of reform, and
urged the people Of Chester to organ.
ize tax unions. In conclusion, he
said Of the remarks of tho gentleman
who had preceded him, as the urohin
said when he had his standing prayer
tackled over his bed. "They arc
just my sentiments."
After more music and conversation
the party adjourned to Johnson.
Hall to indulge in Terpsichoreas
amuseneuts. A 'ssorub" string hand
was improvised, and tho young people
tripped on the light fantastic for
several hours, until the car whistle
announced the time of parting. Tho
Boro crowd got on board and reached
home shortly after the shades of
evening had olosed, pronouncing the
affair quite a success. Tho band ac.
Quilted itself admirably ut Black
stock, and was generally compliment.
ed. ..
We are greatly pleased to soc these
reunions. They show that the people
of Fairfield and Chester are not dead.
And much credit is due Blackstook
for thus bringing into closer nc.
quaintance the two adjoining counties.
10 tho managers of the picnic, and
to numerous other friends, we, iu
closing this hasty report, tender 10
behalf of all the visitors, warmest
thanks.
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MT. ZION INSTITUTE.
WINNSBORO, s. G.
SHERIFF'S SALE,


10y virtue Of sundry executions to mo
- dirccte cd will offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder before the Court House
door in "innsboro. o. the first Monday
in August next, within the legal hours OF
snle, for cash, the purchaser to pay for
NIL ne cessary papers, tho following de-.
scribed property; to wit:
All that plece or parcel Of land
lying heing and situate in the county OF
Fairfield and State Of South Carolina. con
taining one hundred acres, being part of
n tract Of land containing two hundred
and sixty six acres, more or less, on Watts
Branch, waters of Little River, bounded
on the east by the public road LEADING
from Bells Bridge on Little River to Buck
head. south west and west by lnnds OF
Martha Il. Boyies and 8. II. Stevenson
and on the north by lands belonging to
the estat of John Il. Means, deceased.
Levied upon as the pro perty OF Jns. W.
Ionguo mt the suit Of Henry 4. Terrill
against James. w. Yongue.
l.. W. DUVALL,
s.F.C
sheriff's Offioc.
Winnsboro', 8. C,
July 10. 1874
July H. t1x4
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NINETY Six, G. s. c. r. r..
March 20, 1874.
GENTs:-1t affords mo pleasure to add
my testimony to tho value of your Gins.
For capacity and simplicity know not it,
equal. l see no reason why IL should not
be durable. Tho price being 70 rcasonables
your Gins are and ought to DO popular.
(Signed} j. II. BROOKS.
ALLENDALE, Oct. II, 1873.
GENTS One of the 46 SOW Gins Mr.. f.
All ordered for me have received, and I
ain very we'll pleased with it. When tho
Gin cnmo was 80 well ploased with It.
and one Of my freedmen on ono Of my
places liked it so much, he spoke to Mr.,
a an to order him one, which he did. I
feed the gin myself and ginnod 100 pounds
seed cotton in ll3 minutes. The driver
did not know was making trial. be-
'ievo that can gin 100 pounds in 10
minntcs on trial.
JONES M. WILLIAMS.
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Tlet Ca nden journal says "
rcgre o ),s,n that telegram has
been received announcing tho deaf h
of General Jamos Cantey, on Tues
day last, 30th ult., at his residence
at Fort Mitchell, Alabama. He had
been in critical condition for somo
time, aud the news Of his death was
not unexpected.
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Dancing School.

MONS, BERGER having obtained q
IXI sufficient number of pupils will
positively open his school on Monday the
2Olh inst. at Thes plan hall at 81 o'clock
for young ladies and masters and ut 8
o'clock, for getlemen. A special class for
the "B oston Glide' tho dances OF
the day, for young ladies md gentlemen
is now in progress of formation. Fer
particulars or for circulars apply at
Browns Hotel.
iuly 1R.3t
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PRICE,.

The G1NS-S; SO por saw freo on oars at
Augusta Ga.
q Tho Cotton Press-Prioc, complete,
free on the cars in Augusta, Ca, $3.50 90
For further particulars and pamphlets,
apply TO PIERRE BACOT,
.... Agent.
july 2-2m
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BROWNS HOTEL.,

|, A@ - TBE undersigned respect.
RssSSeeI fully informs his friends
ssfsisa5a ssiiss5 and tho travelling public,
that he has removed 10 That large and
oommodiohs hotso 70 tnerly knows 40 the,
"feiraeld Hotep where he will Be prepared
TO entsrtain tllem ~ heretofore. Ths
patronhge ofmy fellow oI,iaens Of Fairfield
particularly solicited. To both transient
and regular bonrders my terms will bo
oado satisfeotory. '7'
; SIS - ...' n. L. BROWN. '.
osp 20 Proprietor.
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THE COTTON GTN
Testimonials,

BAnHwsLL. &. c. March 22, 1874.
Ae,"s. Nebltu & Goodrich, augusta, Ga.
GEETLBMEM:-AB, to tho GIN and it's
capacity. oan pronou nee it "numbcr
one" Mmc IL sixty saw gin, runs by
nm nudershot water wheel. and can gin
from to bales, and if tho wheel was
properly constructed. would gin from 6 to
8 bales per day. 1t cleans the seed beau.
tifully and gives general Satisfaction, "a
.lsisnsd) 3, T. twm. HAYGO0D..
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Over $50.000 worth Of improve.
ments have been made in Greenwood
Abbeville County, within the past
two yeals, in the way Of fiue rosiden.
COS, stores, etc,
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Dancing Sohool--Mons. Berger.
Mt. Zion Institutute-R. f..
Clarkson.
GTThe Methodist Church is noor-
ly completed.
0r The offioo returns thanks to
Col. Jas. II. Aiken for some inter-
estpg Western papers.
g!G- In Charleston oity, there are
$4,000 whites and 10000 blacks.
Yet the death list for last year
stands, whites, A8e colored, l,027.
" Crops generally in Fairfield
have been much injured in consc :
qucnce of the drought. While we
hear of magnificent patches in places,
tho average is not 50 good.
" Mr.. John W. Scigler, ono of
the member Of the string band, lost q
fine violin at BlackStock last Thurs
day. The party returning it will be
compensated.
HFA new barber shop has been
erevted, adjoining G. w. Barber's
store. 1t is run under the auspices
of the fifteenth amendment.
GA grand pow WOW of the faith
full was held at Gladdcn's Grove Oh
Saturday, A prominent light from
Winusboro ca me near being extin.
guishcd by the heavy rain.
GfThe town tax books will close
on next Saturday. After this day
executions will issue against delin-
aucnts. Avoid costs by paying
promptly.
CX@ Let the parties who are
raising company call mee ting Of
those wishing to become members to
take sumo steps towards orgaaiza-
ton.
" The Comet disappeared from
sight last week. 1t was first class
fraud. Didn't spread out a good
tail didn't strike the earth nor
wrap its tail around the NOON
gW@ Dannenberg e. Co are closing
out their entire Spring and Summer
S ock at cost. Their inducements
are greater than ever heretofore offer.
ed to tho public.
" We arc under obligations to Mr.
John II. Neil for couple of the
finest water melons VIC have seeu
"May he live long and prosper"
" The County Council of ths
Oranges met in Winnsboro on tho
18th July. Delegates from seven o.
the eight Oranges were present. The
meeting was full of interest.
0Fft never rains but it pours.-
The long drought has been suoce &c
by freshets. Persons from different
portions of the County report heuv,
raius and considerable damage to tn,
crops. The corn crop at Feasteryill,
is reported in fne condition.
GB@ Tax Unions have been form
cd in every township except S, ant
l3. We urge upon our fir lends i,
these townships to organize immcdi
ately. Let Fairfield present a upitot
front against corruption of ever,
sort.
6r TIE schedule on tho G. G. & A
r. H., nas been changed. The dowr
passenger reaches Winnsboro IL
1888, pnd the up passenger at "a.
p. NJ. The freight leaves Winns
boro IN tbc morning going North at
$50.
#---
cY~ Several co!ored candidate
have applied to US to "state thei
names in de paper" We want can
didates to distinctly understand tba
we don't work for the fun of it, nnt
unless they have an ezra fue d,liai
wiihans, we haven't got time to tall
with them.
EY" At the meeting Of the boart
Of examiners. on the 9Th Ju.y, tw,
colored candidates, Isaac Purcell an,
Robert W. Lee, applied for tn,
scholarship in tho University. The,
were sont down to he examined b,
the State board. Tho former, espe
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .. ...
Selling Off-Dannenberg &l Co.
Sheriff's s,le-L. w. Duvall.
Dancing Sohool--Mons. Berger.
Mt. Zion Institutute-R. II.
Clarkson.
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JOB PRINrING.--Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of overy description.
Bills, Letterhends, Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &C., 80.
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THE ELLIOTT
COTTON GIN.

oOTTON SAW GINS fthe best
quality manufactured by the subscriber.
Terms of sale--Cash or Note and SEQ urity
or Bankable Note, or order on Cotton
Merchants. j. NJ. ELLIOTT
N. B. The cotton roll has been improved
on the Gin of 1874. J. M. E.
july il-8m
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0TThe Methodist Church is noar-
ly completed.
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~ The offioo returns thanks to
Col. Jas. r. Aiken for some inter-
esting Western papers.
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~ RIDaEwAY, s. C Maroh 10 1874.

- NIUUEWAY, .. y MoC0h To 1914. :
dENTs 81 now enclose draft on Messrs;
4. Patterson g. Co., of Philadelphia, for
$2l0. have used tho GIN, and ON
plosHea to havoit in my power to say thvt
it works equal or better than any'i have
ever tricd work it with an 8 horse
powor engine aul oan gin 10 bales cotton
in hours, bales Weighing 400 pounds,
fed tho gin myself for half an hour, und
ran II at best speed, aud ginned 76l pounds
seed cotton, making good lint. This was
few pounds better than nny of tho 9TH
.ers, out Of four different persons irving.
The least ginncd was $50 pounds per half
hour. (Signed JAS. PAGAN.