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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-25
FURNITURE


Oonsisting of Walnut Chamber Suits
Painted Cottage Suits, Parlor Suits, Wal
nut, Poplar and Pine WRrdrohcs, Side
bonrds, Safes, Secretaries. bureaus, Wash.
stands. Tables. Book Racks. Towel Racks.
and Hall Racks, Desks, Cots. Chairs,
Plnno Stools. Sofas; lounges, Etngeres.
Book Cases, Counter Stools. Dookkcopers'
Stools Cribs aid Cradles ofthe very best
qualify. For Design and Workmanship
unequalcd, which offer at Culumbn aud
Charleston Prices. Save your freight bills
by buying at AIOME.
Bcdsteads :.,:.
OF. ;,all" styles made of hard Southern
Wood, md warranted TO give entire saiis
action. Use economy and buy the best
Woven Wire Mattresses
THAT will Inst life time. They are
comfortable. durable elNslic and cleanly
Wool, Cotton
IND Hair Top Mattresses. Our prices nr.
beyond competition ofthc the samo quail
~. -
Mirrors and PiplWns far nlc.
Repairing.
l. Furniture neatly Repaired Mt odcrnte
prices. Picture Frames made to rdcr-
materials furnished :, =, /,
sept 25 Il. W. PHILLIl S.
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Ga 10 b a geg
Da'ded BGeF2

Ia FINE lot of Fresh Groceries, Just
"celvcd by John D. McCnrley., consisting
Off Crates Cnhhngcs.
Salt Herring,
9 bhls No |. Mackcrcl, -.
2 bbls No. 2 " "
dozen Kits No. l, 2 and 3,
- :" Mnakercl.
Also q lot Of Condensed Cod Fish for
Family usc, which can rcco1Ifhcnd from
experience. Il Coffee and Sugar of all
Grades, Laf1 Bacon md Hams, N. C.
Mountain Butler, Cheese and Crackers Of
all kinds, Meal. Tlominy and Flour of the
best grades. Also Gained Goods Of all
kinds, Oysters, Canned Peaches and Pine
Apples, Tomatoes Catsub, Snydincs, and
Anorican Club Fish. Everything tbni can
be had III n first class Grocery, and also a
fine lot of Leaks TRis Tobacco, 1000
Figaro Cigars md other grades. and best
of oil: constantly on hand the best quality
of Liquors that .ufn be had. Nathan.
Cabinet, I'urkc's Rye. and Lynchbure
Rye: Nelson Co., Kentucky Rye, that can
NOT &c cxcellcd. Comb and Try for your.
selves and be your own judge.
John d. McCartey.
nov 8 e,
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$500, sSsn3is xsS' co%sno;,sn %sas T,a r ssr ss.
pectus. keltreseM's 90 different hooks,
,wantsI in ,eSarE family. Agents wan ted
III every County and Town in the United
States, to make. " permanent busincs on
these works. Sales .shrc and Profits large
Complete outfit sent poslp'd on receipt of
Sl.6o, enai ling you tp commence Mt once.
For outfit and Tuh ;narticulars address
Pa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-25

CnAPrED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringwo orm, snlt-rhcum and other
cutnneous affections cured aud the skin
made soft and smooth, by using Ihc JUNI.
PER TAR Soar, made by Caswell, Hazard
Co., New York. BE certain to get the
Juniper Tar Soap, as there are mol.y imi-
tntions mnde with common tar which are
worthless.
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WILCOX, GIBBS g. co.
EAtEact from lhe Atlanta ,.vrn.I
February |. 1874

"nI uHfS L, lSI4.
o u."'e'" S!"'r Agr'cuiIurnI ',ritiy.0
Sec. Office. Atlanta, la. Jan. " 1S7I
10 TIC Eaitor Of tie Urroid:
AZ the Lest meeting . he >tnto ,rr;cn;.
ural Society, there WAS M .,nscd anon ,hc
secretary III" duty st oh'a,u,nr samples
ol an commercial Fertilizers cxpp- -ri' i i3r
SAFE Ill inns State. anil sending H.. same
to the Analytical hcmist in ,nc S,o,r
toilcge OF Asric.iiur. aud the Mechanic
Ar,s ht Athens, ro, analyses cs,ima,i II ni
value. | have, therefore, obtaipcd ami
sent 10 the Chc'hist Prof White. samples
81 most Of The leading Guanos aud phos.
phates' that are sold in this s ate II i.
proper 10 say here that these samples
% "ero 'hkch by myself in person. from the
o"ik. IN the warehouse where thew wcr.
.tored. and rur in air-tirht glass inr..
Inc analyses were male by number. The
'hcm'st not Knowing The name of Tie
NJ mrncies or from whom il was obtained
Inc names Of Of ,lhe Fertilizers
corresponding with The number scniYc
me Chemist. were preserved in nv o'icc,
have rrcrived from the I.uborar.ny Of the
St"te College tho follow,ng results of ,hc
h"aiyses OF Fertilizers, MS shown in the
enclosed report OF Prof White. The cal
cnlntion ofihc ''omm"rcial vnulue. inclu.
""g prcht on manufacture. giv"s MS tho
" '''"e, 'ol WHICH inc articles should
ne sold in Savannah. ms follows:
E,iw"n 81! Dissolved Bone, per ton S4I 81
Eliw Gunno, :. :. Al ~
Soluble Pacific Guano, 81 n
Sen Fowl Gunno. L" ~ o5
E"ehsh dissolved Bone, a. Al g.
Painpsco Guano, o5 "a
Chesapeake Guano, e" g :, -. -
Purchasers Of Fcriiliz. RS cnn compnre
the calculated Commercial value with The
selling price. Tie State Agricultural
Society will publish fer the bcncfit Of tn.
planters the analyses Of other Fcrtilizers
AS soon az received.
81. 60 Very Respectfully
NJ. JOHNSON, Sec.
by this comparison it will Ee seen TINT
INC en- Fowl Guano is cnly sold at So or
per ton more thnn the calculation on tho
commercial value Hnd thnt the Etiwnn
"uano is sold $l3 81 more than the es,i.
mated commercial value making differ.
Gnce G IN favor Of the Sea Fowl against The
hrwan OF IS per ton the Etiwan selling
NJ So5,OO cash knd the Sen Fowl selling
81 oo W yetthc chemist, .valurs tho Sea
h'"l af 1886 more ihmn the EIiwnn. The
comparison with the Solu bic Pncifc is
ever greater in fnvor Of the Spa Fowl
he Sen Fowl being valued at $I3 l6 per
OnmOre.
Fihv TONS Of sen Fowl for sale bv
9 A0oT Go GO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-25

A local hdihorsst, at Brunswick
Missouri, says: Parents should look
more carefully to the education Of
their children. A. neglect in this
direction is apt to entail misery upon
their offspring. Qply last night a
youth lost three games of seven-up iu
Kinkhorst's saloon, solely through h
lis ignorance of mathematics.
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N 0 T I G E; .

.: j..i.' """" "'''
WE have. o lot Of choice Liquors, con.
w ssting Of the following brands /:
H3eig!cr. Rye, Fine Apple Brandy; N: 6.
Rum. Blackberry wine, Corn Whiskcy.
NJ Monongahela Whiskey, Gin, and stock
or Groceries. consisting of Sugar. Tohhc.
Go, Soap. Starch, &c., &c., all Of which will
DO sold low for cash at The store ono
door south ell. +. Davidson's.
GEORGE W. BARBER &CO.
fob 26-1m
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NoTsTCKs$

a Ll' who gave me their notes for Cnro.
~ lima Fertilizer, are hereby notified
mat 'hcr notes arc due on The first day
OF november next. and are in MY hands
Tor coilcotion. Those who COVE me their
mol es Tor Cotton Food, will find their notes
al 'he Express Office. hope for promp
payment Of both. -,
oot IA JNO. Ii. CATHCART
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'Sa5NrETHAHNG TO. DO. Tint will
pay you. Outfit Free. ,:Congenial honor
able cmplqyment largo Cash wages
u"arantctd for ALL either sex, young or
old can be lone during leisure time n,
your homes, or PAYS imme nsely 10 travel.
Large Salaries TO experienced Agents A
splendid outfit free {! Write for il nj once
to LARAhE. s. HALL, 1G4 North Charles
Street, Baltimore, Md.
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Charlotte, Columbia, 6 Augusta
Rail Road.
1z 3D. A&sssss &1ss! :EsSls|22 :ESlsg2 A2a AA2aa

COLUMBIA, Nov. 1873.
rIE following Passenger Schedule will
i ec run over this ronl OH and after
MONDAY, 10Th instant:
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The, Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
EV.ERE WEI iNESD.AY
The EcHga! Famine L,ihd.

n VIVID PICTURE OF THE SITUATION
IN INDIA SIXTY FIVE NIILLlpN pEo.
PIE THREATENED WITH sTARvA.
ToN-ToTAL FAILURE OF THE RICE
CRoP-FoRMEn BENGAL FAnINEs -.
TWELVE MILLION HUMAN BEINGS
PERISH by HUNGER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-03-25
JURTJT8ERAr

u arrests decay ofvital forces, exhaustion
OF the nervous system, restores vigor TO
the dchiliiaicd, cleanscs 'yt;n,ed blood,
removes vesicles, ohstructons and acts
directly on the Livcrand Spleen, rrico 81
a bottle. John Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt
ST., N. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

CLAuEE iavites the public to examine
his dry goods of all kinds and learn his
prices, with a confidence that no dealer
can oGer II better line OF goods or greater
inducements to purchasers Butter,
eggs. &c, taken at highest cash prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

TuE Commercia, Hotel at nodgevi-s
ander the prophet r>hip OF VIM. j
Thomas, is improved in appearance and
management, aud rapidly gaining popu-
Iarity Mr. Thomas possesses the eo,
tyrprise ana tact tn make 40, land
lord, and cannot fail to secure good
run Of custom Daily stages between
Mineral Point and Arena, and daily
back from Dodgeqill6 70 Mineral Point
returning after tie train arrives here
aoch evening, s;og At the Commercial
ierse.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

Az INySNcroN The tax payers Of
Iowa County are cnioinod to call at the
ity Store, M.geral Point whenever
raev want anything in toe line Of Dry
i1ools iron a silk dress to a yard Of
calico. III goods warranted to be as
REPRESENTED
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

WINTER is fast wearing away and.
spring goods will soon be in order; to
make room Tor them Deler is Sc ling
seasoneblc goods 1t greatly reduced
figures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19
Light Woe Light. SAreatcr Light.

Pnif.rd has Just returned from the
&ost, and has laid in the largest stock
Of lamps ever brought to this market,
which nc se!ls at very low figures Call
and see them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

AMoEG the hedcy tax -paHers Of this
city is Thos Da,ey, and to realize money
70 meet the same he is selling goods in
lis line ut n gold basis Now is the
time to gct bargans-in clocks, watches,
g.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

proncr equality, equity and fairness protec-
ton for the weak, restraint upon the strong
in short Justly distributed burdens and justly
disiributed power These are American ideas
the very essence Of American Independence,
and 10 advocate the contrary is unworthy of
the sons and daughters of an American Re
pubic. We cherish the belief that sectional
ism is, and of right should be. dead and bur
ricd with the past. Our work Is for the
present and the future In our Agricultural
Brotherhood and its purposes we shall rec
ognize no North. no South no East, no West
Ii is reserved by ever Patron as his right as q.
freeman to affiliate with any party that Will
BEST carry out his principles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OuTs being peculiarly farmers institution,
we cannot admit all to our ranks. Many are
excluded BY the nature of our organization,
not because they are professional men, or
artisans, or laborcrs, but because they have
not sufficient direct interest N filling or pas
turing the soil, or may have some interest IN
conflict with our purposes but Ec appeal to
all good citizens for their cordial cooperation
to assist in our efforts toward reform, that we
may eventually remove from our midst The last
xestige Of tyranny and corruption. We han
the general desire for fratelnal harmony,
equitable compromise ard earnest co-opera-
ton as an omen Of our Culture success.
sEYENTli-CHARITY.
It shall lie an abiding principle with us to
relieve any of our oppressed and suffering
brotherhood by any means at our command
wOMAN's SPHERE
Last, but not least, we proclaim it among
or PURPOSES to iaCulcatc a proper apWcca.
ton of the abilities and sphere OF woman as IS
Indicated by admitting herto membership and
position IN our order,
GENERAL PLEDGE.
Implorirg the continued assistance Of Or
Divine Master To guide us in our work, we
here pledge oarsclyes to faithfully and harmo-
niously labor for all future time to return by
our united ctIofts to tEe wisdom, justice, fra
tcrnitY and poil!cnl purity Of our iOrelathels
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

TIE nurdett Organs, .o. which Fred
PischeI is agent, are becoming tayorites
A il in want 81 a musical Instrument OF
any kind should see Fred before they
purchase
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

CHEAP cooking moasses and cheap
tea ut TeasdaIe x ParmeIe's. And c.
Richardson's celebrated boots and shoes
cheap fer cash,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

LADIES have you seen those new Graz
watts and collars at the City Store. The
very latest out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19

The Richardson boots and shoes re-
tain their popularity. leasdale Il
Harmele still sell them, and warrant
hem equal to any custon-ma@a work,
and much cheaper.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-19
GENERAL PLEDGE.

EoR nobhy hats Of the l-tcs. patterns,
call ut Dellcr 5.
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BEER FOU STAGE WITH A
LIVING STATUE
'I.IW :. -1-IIW--'T TI-1I

rom q. .'.ttW iI.ou
a lew dAys since an u.J.fiy gebt.omAr,
who had got ouI Of LusIhe,s and cot.
cIHded that he was too advanced in age 20
do hAri work, cOn.iul.l To- start d gro.
Gerry store. lie secured stock If POO, E,
aud yesterday morning, while preparing
Tor opening the Cstah'ishmsnl, concluded
that he would tap tho key. Of yeer lett on
the previous day d TREND present,
see'hg him approach one q the hegs ,,'.6
an anger, learnei tnal Doc .r'o'ia' g.. '',t
the beer TITO Yya.t.oa,t .lRg.-.,I hat
the proper way wss ,y place The lac /
in position mud dfiF" 10 the cork which
the revenue mp covered, but
the Oh gentleman rrIcIu4ed ,Au. biz way
vas the best, Hni irfth Riln forced hole
IN the veg o. cy4r." the boar AsCuuIdd
hka fountain Ne o. W..L4iyw o.. Augur,
and be- ohieavoret 20 suppress II ~ put
ting biz tshi over ths hole, sut fsi .hg IN
this, IS irser'iug ii. t'gar snl a. u iasi
resort be eat down upon u, gii.ing loud )
for some one 10 hand biu isucet, bIt
meanwhile tho bcer hsi forced It gay
through his pants, climbed upward aud
was Oozng out everywhere --,fn-rging
from bi, whisib M, and even At hs shirt
collar, aud ths byatshls'a we're laughing
~ hard that they were unable 81 DO any
thing to relieve him even II they hsl
dArni 20 venture within lho area Of beef
spray. " was not Until every drop hsd
left the keg that the old gentlemen foli
warranted 10 getting up.
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UuR.CuuHCHEs.

ulsrIAN Eighteenth sTee
Eet,ycrn Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every tuisl AMI fourth sunday
sunday school At 3 p. M.
Prayer meeting wednesday evening.
4, Is 1RfMBLE, Pastor.
EEsBYT Err AN--Eiqhth street.
Pre- aching, sabbath NJ l0i am. and - p. q
Prayer meeti &, Wednesday att P. N
sab6ath School 9 pm. J. NJ. Lsnsdsn, su
rptinte-dent. Ryv. ". THIYEB, I1stDi
ETHODIgT.--Cor. Eighth snd Walnut stf
rfsa.ling. sab5s,n q IL an, and 7 ?. n
prayer meeting, wednesday, u Pun.
.tb1Ath school, 3. pm. l.. W. suAW oil
uuefintonGen'. RKY. j.. L. WALLER,
Pastor. ..
sornsng prayers. sabbath i0i am.
Evening prayers, "a pm.
-slbs'h School, y SIN.
Ryv. rti' \. GnBEET Rector.
:. PAT $50. '.i."tF r's -. sud
N sspin s.,sl.
tuhAg sgryiae, sabbath "a .. o.. 4 an.
Srspert, pm.
sabbath School, pm.
yer, &C every day, D 81.
REv. +. }. O'HlLLOH's, finest.
g. JOSEPH's CifJRCH.-tUsrnan,j cor
uar u Walnut Iul Cos streets,
Mass. oyUry Sabbath ~ ~ O'Clock =. n.
tc-p5rs. . 3. %.
Maa 1nung "2lk day, 3 o.oloct T. IN.
kRMAS LUTu.NA& CHubCH-l3ih
ttrset between Washington avenue and
zinut street.
Preaching sunday norniag AZ 10 O'Clock.
ssbbnih school = 2 o'clock ,. ~.
RKy. &. DgEEsCiiNRa Pzrt'r.
DUNG MEMS CuKI5IlAS AssCClA.
ZION. --Heglilar meeting second Monday
elch month ~ their room over hockw' u
Z ~ book store, Commercial Avenue.
Weekly Prayer m3t,iug, Efiday, q; pm A.
ae rDom.
l.. W. sTILLwELL. President.
ECUNn MISSIONARY BAplIhI
CHURCH. TONER sycamore ana J pIt;-
hr.t streets. Preaching sabbath - II
o'clock \. N. anil O'clock p. m.
sunday school O'Clock =. ~.
Tho c6urch s. co1pected with The lllho.s
Association, ~ ne fiiu Missionary BAp-
.i.t DlAr.L ~ CAIRO.
,lVrAS METHODIST FDutfgrth. re
tween WE-gt sr' Cedar.
Service, StOuEtg. al an.
-.Jbatn school ] pm,
Ila.- meet. Al ga.
SCOSD FREL WILL BAPTISr.-fE'
teentl T.st, between " alElt 81 ! Cedar
services -abJstl, y and =. o..
rev. y. KiCE-, Fa.'or.
uEE Will baptist HOME MISSION
sABekTH sCHyOl..-Corner WALNUT
sud Csdar s-reep.
-,Oua.h School, y ia.
I.-I tIEE WILL Baptist CHURCH
.fagry' = BIrT,ck-
sc'dces, s,OOata II ain, pm. ? y ?, u.
hsy va, hELLRY, fS-;tr.
UsI MISSIONARY BAPTIST ii lCH.
& r.,ar a-tw,eu siuiA AMI Tenth IT,.
pea riug -trba't ll} an. sui {. pm.
Tiayer rasstHR, wednesday evening.
fula.utug, friG1y evening.
- Iuafh school. II, pm. john EsuRAEteT
sad A..g -la,4'a-, -Igerin'arteut-.
HsV. y. j SappE-, Pastor.
q IpaU BAFIiaT gHJAC} L. Fourteenth
s'ra.t. between Cedar sid Walnut. ll.
sa.y B,.t;-' ca--cI -e1oglizs4 ~ t-s -
.U.IAr.n
.,ry...s, aaJbs.a. AN. p II. ard : l.ia.
yvy. JACYE E.AULET. L.4tr.
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The Aldiue, while issued with all the reg
ulzrity, has none OF the temporary or time
~ interest characteristic of ordinary PERI
odicAls. II Is an elegant miscellany OF pure
light and graceful literature and coUec-
tistic skin, in black and white. Although
each succeeding number atorus z csh
pleasure to its friends, the real value ana
beauty OF Ihe Aldine will be most appreci-
ated after 1t has been bound up at the close
OF the year. While other publications may
claim superior sheapness, a. compared with
rivals OF u similar class, the l.idine Is an un-
ique and original conception-aione and un
apprOaChed-aDsolutely without concept
In price or character.
ART DEPARTMENT. 1874.
The illustrations Of the Aldine have W
3 worldwide reputation, and In the art CEN
| tres OF Europe II Is an admitted fact that
| its wood cuts are examples OF the highest
| perfection ever att. ined. The common
| prejudice in favor)' steel plates Is rap
| idly yielding to t.-@- educated ahu oi.-
eliminating taste which recognizes the adj
yantsges the advantages of superior artistic
quality with greater facility OF production.
The quarterly tinted pl4t1,iOr 1874 viii be
5y rhos. Moran and J. ID. Woodward.
The Christmas issue Tor 1874 will contain
special design, appropriate to the season,
| by our best artists aud will surpss- In at
| fractions any OF it, predecessors.
NwARK. y j.. sept. -. 1873.
| Messrs. James sutton & %.
| GENTLEMEN am delighted with tho
proof. in color OF your chromos. They are
wonderfully successful representations by
mechanical pr Jces, Of the oIisinalpaintng..
Very respectfully. lHos. MORAN.
These chromos are in every sense Ameri-
can. They are by an primal American pro-
cess, with material OF American manuI,c-
tuTe from designs Of American scenery by
An American painter, anu presented 10 sub
,cIiburs TO the first successful American
al 4 M hat or tl4l IA
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ADVERTISE ~
OH Bulleiin.

4 man Intending to do business must
first prepare himself 10 meet the re-
quirements OF his customers; next he
must let every possible or probable
customer know that he Is 50 prepared.
In a very small place he may TELL all
the people what he can do. inaiarg'
village printed handful, poster OF
circular, properly distributed. will b'
eHicacioue. but WHOEVER N IN A
PLACE LARGE ENOUGH TO SUP.
PORT A NEWSPAPER WILL FIND
THATIT IL THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHICHTO ADDRESS THE
PUBLIC.
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sFCRET ORDERS.

IHE hAHDNs.
\ % COMM ASDERY, No. lG.-statsd
A.. qDly AZ the Asylum Marohe Han' hTst
- I'D Mondays ia each month.
q no COUNCIL No. 94.-Rcgu.Ar Conyo-
al a .. Masonic Hal, the second FRIDAY
ia each month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. 7l.-Reylln Con.
yyC.t.Ja 1t Masonic HA4, On TIE iA!Ti
ia-- lay Of cyery month,
AFRO LDGJ o., SO. 81 :. & 4. VI -Eegu-
l.r I. Aiuluicat.9u, AZ Masonic Han, the
~,T d nd fourth Mondays 81 esch month.
iuL DDD-FELLON
LLaASDEE LDDbE, zIi-Meet- In Cd j.
-e.0ws Han, "a Alters building, every
LLTstZy evening u + O'Clock.
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OBSTACLES TO MApPIAGE

: : ,lnnI,,- DIUfI Ion NOnUS NWIF w = I
haPF!r nyns' and Abuse. IN cAlly ,>%i, ]
Co.., - o, Ir Upo.,or"d' impndimuut, TO MAJ
Nsw and rmarkaa rem dig,; h0 r. I aG.
circular sent free in alyg,di cgin,lTyWiBPy' W9
Hres,T, Ninth ST. Philadelphia, fa',--gaInn
institution having Ii Oh repnii s .,.2n 'or
hnHorable conduct and professional Sh''I
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THE NEW CHR0M0S-FROM WILL.
LARD'S FAMOUS PAINTINGS.

These Elegant Chromos are by far the most
Npres ave pictures ever given To the pub
be, being llll of humor and "pluck" 10 the
al ex'en'. Size 10 by 22 inches, mou nted
upon inyGss and strainers. Price $40 the
pair. -epG orders 10 the publisher, j. +.
RYDER. 29o superior street, Cleveland o.
o2-0-Q-d23m-w3m
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STATE OFFICERS.

.to,g.rs- John J.. g.. rr.e
l.C4,ruaLt-GuF. ruor-----
isrret,ry Of State -GoOrye IL. Harlow.
huItIrof state. 3. Lpp.Lrgu.
.ta,a iTrssursr--CI-Iur RUE.
AlfJrl General James Is hi-4a.
s-yi. a.. e. lA.tTa .r.Y.---,e p TO-. Bats ~ al
yDSGRESsM
.enat0rs -RigLrTi !. Og,e-5y and John A.
,pgan.
IomeE,-.
MEABEEs GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representative iu the both District
Ohm II. Obyrly, WIN. \. Lcmma aud Msth-
j. lEscOTe.
.enst0. for tho jJtd G!-trict.--Je-se Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. J. BAKER, OF Alexander
state Alton, y--PEtleE II. Pope.
L.erk--h. :. iJcun.
Sher.r--A. u. lrvi-.
YIN. Msrtin-Assessyr aId Treasurer.
SurypyOE--.IOAn +. Hely.
COUNTY COURT
Judge =. BrO,s.
As.Jcla:os--J. Y MgCri,e AM 3. Mirchn.
Calt--I p,7h @ Lynch.
,.roucr-iuhu y. Gus,IHu.
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+ y u N ID r Y -
M A G II l n K S or
FoRoEs AND PIPE FIrTIso,

M CHIN ERY
MANUFACTURED and repaired.
! special attention given TO light and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad and iu,i " org
! snd AL work OF a simNar character
steam and gas htting In all iu branches.
A full assortment OF Morris, Tasker & Co.'S
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
etc, and gas fixtures ALWAYS on hand.
PIPING or HOUSE FOR GAS
NADK A SPECIALLY.
Afont Tor Cameron special steam DUNE
ana. ana boiler ieo.Ie5 The beet nnanufsefhred.
COILS patent syphon pumps, sDd Judson1
patent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, ETC., for sale:
Two ste amboat engines, 1871 inch bore Of
cylinder; i've feet stroke, and In good ordsi.
One steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
One engine for hosting freight; 7&X16.
One l0X D saw mill engine, with shan and
crank TOR nuly or gang saw, second hand.
One new 7Xl2 engine; iny own manufsc-
ture.
Also, q sec md hand stsve cutting ma
chine and lointer, aud warehouse hosting
mzehine, In good order.
Engines and machinery OF sl kinds bought
and sold
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Newspaper advertising is now recognized.
by business men having faith in their own
wares, as the most effective means for Sc.
curing for their good. wide reco gnition
Of their merits.
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Newspaper advertisingis the most energetic
and yigilsnt of statesmen; addressing thou
sauds eacn ua!, always IN the advertisers
interest, and ceaselessly at work seeking
customers from all classes.