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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
TRIAL JllSaYtE'.S COLRY:S-

IRI.iL JILSIICL'S COLRIS-
The usaai amount Of business has
bccn done during tire past week
most OF the cases being nnimportant,
two OF three cases Of stealing seed
cotton from, the field were called, and
upon conviction the partics we're SEN
tenced to the extent of the law.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-09-11
hOME .lCILN.-

NOM; -iG.IIN.-
We had the pleasure OH Thursday
Of shaking Il "how,lic do" with two Of
our townsmen who have for the past
mouth, been enjoying the various
pleasures OF "a trip North.' Col. w.
j DcTrcville comes back with every
evidence Of having been well fed, and
carefully looked after. If We were in
his place wc would spend "a month
North every week or two. Mr.. c..
Is. Glover also puts i'll an appearance,
and Judging from his "kcltcr" we
don't know but what he ought to do
the same thing, he looks ms if he was
Just i'll trim to run that Office os his,
and We would not fall into his clutches
now for all the snakes in Ireland.
We give th2m warm welcome home.
BASE Rail-
The Oranges have challenged the
Athletics, of Aiken, to trial game,
which has cen accepted, and it will
be played on the grounds of the
Oranges ut this place, on Tuesday
next. Success to our boys. This is
the last game the Oranges propose to
play this season and NC hope they
may retire victors.
We also learn that the Union Club
from the ncighbor!lood of Eastcrln's
Mills have challenged r "catch nine"
from this place, and that the trial of
skill will take place here on Thurs
day next. Almost all of our Orange
burg players are good, and while we
do not know who our nine are, wc
expect COOL account from them.
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COURT ORDERS.

HRAY'S EXECUr TORS. &c, VS.. GRAY
" AND ALS.-In the Chancery Court or tn
city Of Richmond.
The following is an extract from the decree en-
tered in this cause on the 1o!h day OF December
1874:
1t be referred to one OF The commissioners of this
court 10 take the following accounts and make tn
following inquiries, aud mike full report thereof
to this court, with any other matter specially staieC
which lie may deem pertinent, or which may be re-
quired by any party to be staIed-tllat is TO say:
l. An account OF the transactions OF James L.
Gray and William H. Pa liner Us executors of the
estate Of William Gray. deceased.
.. All account OF all The assets Of The teSator'S
estate, both real and personal, showing fully their
description and value.
3. AN account of the outstanding debts and Ia
biliItes of the esa C, II any there be, with their
character, amounts, and priorilies, aud to whom
due and owing.
1. An inquiry ieto the safety and .productiveuess
Of the forms of investment In Which he may lind
the tate TO stand with his Cpl ion rs to what
investments should be made with moneys hereafter
coming 10 the hands or the executors, and what
chsnees 81 any. should be made the Investments
now existing.
5. An account between the estate Of the testator
and such OF his egatess US may be chargeabe under
son OF their occupancy at the time of and since HIS
death OF any of his houses.
q. An account between the estate of the tesator
aud any OF his cgatess who may be chargeablc uu-
reason vi bonds of theirs held by the tetator In his
lifetime. or charges against them upon his books,
with full statement OF what may lie found charge
able under tie provisions OF said sixth Item Of the
Will TO any of the testatCr's sons sons-tn-lAw.
z. Who are The Parsons interested Us legatees un-
der the provisions of the will, with their full
names, and the ages OF such Us are lnfantSp
3. how far. and In what manner, the court may
safely and With due regard TO the protection OF all
Interests created by the will proceed to divide the
the test trs laughter, Ann Maria Valentine, their
share Of the tsta.e. -.s.s-
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WHO'S AFRAID?- We had supposed that
in hi. " bandlttl" dispatch General Sheridan
had completely bridgcd the short distance
(which separates the horrible FROM the ridcu.
]ous. We were not prepared for the deeper
I,athos Of bis dispatch OF Wednesday TO the
War Department, in which, after the fashion
of all gallant soldiers and brave men from
The beginning OF tine, he proclaians his own
invinclbIe vaor. II am not afraidl0 I'm
ague Marlborough, or Wellington, or Napo-
leon, or Stonewal Jackson, or Lee, in the
face Of an enemy, real or imaginary, tele.
graphing to the rear that ACg were not
afraid" There's something truly Homeric in
the caudor with which the Lieutenlrt-Gene-
raj thus acquaints the world with the state OF
"his mighty Diaphragm" albeit the hero that
he most resembles be Thersites rather than
Ajax. Who can refrain from admiration at
the spectacle Of General Sheridan straddlipg
his sword in the streets Of New Orleans and
crying aloud to the Secretary at Washing
ton, "Who's afraid? Not ~ Evidently
Sheridan is man 10 fllsify the historic say
ing of the Emperor Charles ", and to snuff
o candle with his fingers without blcnchn9
ut the ordeal. He might even be trusted to
walk through church-yard ut midnight
alone, and not run for fear of "spooks." He
must undoubtedly be brave mln-for have
we not his own word for il: Wise, too, as
well as brave. He ceriiies to his own cour-
age, and the President and his Cabinet VOuch
for his wisdom" Who will now vouch
for President and Cabinet:-B Baltimore Sun.
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An acrobatic feat which it is believed has
hitherto never been accomplished in the pre-
sence Of an audience was successfully per-
formed at Nblo's Garden on Wednesday
evening, December 80, by the Garnella Bro
theirs. Little Dick, Standing upon the shout
ders of Robert, leaped in the air, made two
complete revolutions, alighted upon his feel
upon Roberts shoulders in the position he
originally occupied. thus accomplishing the
very difficult feat of turning double SOM
9rsault from the shoulders.
l have no quarrel with those to whom
Ntter and natther arc a genuine part OF
their English dialect, who heard the pro.
nunciation in their childhood and grew up
TO Use it uuconsciously but that vastly
larger class Ito originally said eetcr and
neether, and have since gone about DELHI
eratc!y 10 change it, ought to realize with
shame the folly of which they have been
guilty, and to reform.-Protessor Whitney.
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MEDICINE.

The FAMOUS GLoBE-FLowER SYRUP
CURES, As If BIZ MAGIC,
COLDS. COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, HoARsESEss'
OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS,
ASTHMA, GROUP,
prrRpIsG OF THE LUNGS, PLEURtsf,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
LOSS OF VOICE, and will cure
CONSUMPTION, -........
as 10000 grave-robbed witnesses Hsti.s' 80
oo,um: nothing poisonous; desicocs 10 take Ihe
earthly savior to all afflicted with aaectons OF tne
throat and lungs: bequeaths to poser'ty one VI .he
greatest blessiRgs-sorSp LURss anu iiiiniun'''
from CoNsU=PTioS. ... ,oo,
,.od and not n single failure known. Thousands OF
teslim onials Of wonderful cures, snch as tue
inc can be seer at the Office OF the proprieors' NO.
go Broad street, Atlanta, Ca, OF VIII Oe sen' oN
plication to any who doubt:
FxEcETIyE DEPARTMEST,}
Ill. ATLANTA. GA, January 26: 1874.
r,p T. g. PEMBHRTeS: Dear Sr,-l nave useu
vonr Globe Flower Cough Syrup myseii. anu ~ ~
family with benefits so marked as 70 iea We n ar
nnea,ioned The merits of remedy winch 10 my eA-
Inns has proved one that excels everything Tor
Colds coughs. aud obstinate lung aneclions 1n.
always use 1t with perfect commences amu iIi Snrd
! ,h.I satisfaciinn e1 perieuced BIZ me and mine.
veg JAMES NJ SMITH.
Governor state OF Georgia
For sale by Or. J.s. PEMBERToS Co., proprie'
tors, Atlanta, Ga; n and BY y11 LAID CO.,
| wholesale Agents,
.,on Richmond. Va.
- sIMMoNs'S LIVER REGULATOR
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

RALTIMOHE. January l5.-Flour dull steady and
unchanged. '. heat quiet; Pennsyly red, ~
6f1.lS; others Unchanged. Corn quiet, but nrin
for southern: While southern, S0G Sac; yellow,
SOd S3c.; mixed western firm aud In GOOD demand
crn white. Csc. :: western mixed, 63@64c. Rye
dull aud unchanged. PROVISIONS firm. Mess poi K,
400. Bulk meats-shoulders, Tg7%c.; clear-riU
sides. 10@1 OSc. Kacon-shUuldcIs Sa,G &c.; clear
RIB sides, l49ll4c Sugar-cured hams, l23sg
&c. Lard, lag 1Ee. Western outer unshangea.
Whiskcy dull nj 07A9Sc. sugar firm and in good
Aafl
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nYEING! DYEING! DYEING Gieat
II reduction In prices--reGucrd 25 pr cent.
DfElNG done on the newest and most improved
plan. Gentemed's ovrrcoats dr,sscoats, vests, aud
pants dyed plum, blue. brown aud blue black. La
dies w.ar-dres ses, co-ks, shawls. waterproofs.
operacloaks, sashes scars, ribbons, parasos, and
all kinds straw goods DYED orange. scarlet pink,
solferlno. green, purple. maroon, crimson, wine
color, brown, navy blue, and black. al kinds OF
Feathers dyed all coIors, cleaned. and curled Kid
gloves dyed and cleaned Crsa1e vails eyed. cleaned
and dressed. All goods carefully and promptly ut
tended 10. PREMIuM sTRAM DYrING AND
CLEANING WORKS, S04 Main street. de 24-3m
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW 1URh MAfhEI 10.
NEW YORK, January 15.-Cotton quiet: sales
Of 1871 bales at l5slGl SIC. South rn fopr dull
roou to choice ezra. $5.55@s5.5S. Wheat dull
and lower; shippers holdiog off; III e@$l "a for
winter red western. Corn less active and scarcely
so irm; sec. for western mixed; sS@SS!c for
western high-rnixed and yellow western. Coffee
quiet and unsettled: rio quoted at 5]5N zoe. god
Sugar steady Sc tor fair TO goo1 refining. Sasc for
prime INC. for New Orleans, 9sc. for Centrifugal,
SIC for Pernambuco. MplaSscs steady new Or
leans. G0@G6. Rice quiet and STEADY. allow heavy
NJ Seas 15-1 &c. kosin dull at AZ O5MS2. for
slr;,ined. IW pentine lirmrr at 37Gl3 7nc. Pork
0uil s2025 Tor new mess. Beef unchanged. Lara
lower; prime steam, l4ec. Whiskey, Csc.
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Armed with this ANTIDOTE. all climates and
o,anoes If water and food may be faced without
fear AS remedy in MALARlOUS FENERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS. RES TLESsSEsS,
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA,
THE CHEAPEST. PUREST, AND BEST FAMl-
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY is, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mer-
cllan'isc aud passengers. W. 7. Por.er, agent.
Steamer shirley, TrverS, Baltimore. merchan.
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Conn
Schooner John Rose. Howell, New ork, railroad
iron, Tredegar fron-Works.
Schooner Major viii I'm II. Tantum, Shoe, Phil
aaeinhln, pig-iron, Old dominion Iron and Nall
sioop Ann Elizabeth. Rollins, james river, oys-
tiers, to master.
AT CITY POINT.
Schooner Adair +. Bnnny, kcnCell, Woods Hole,
gl,auo, Allisoa i Addison.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyauoke, Couch, New York, mer chan
disc and passengers. q. W. allen & CO:
steamer John sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer.
chandise aud PASSENGERS, /. B: Iatu1n, agent.
Osborne's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
schooner ID. Il. Martin, Daniels, Baltimore,
slaves, Curtis 6 Parker.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Veuskabet (Norw.l, VanSaut. from Rich
mond, arrived at Rio de JaueirO November 29th.
Bark Palo Ito (Am.l, Jenkins, from Richmond,
arrived at Rio de Janero December 9th.
Brig sullivan (Am:l. rerry. from tishmond' ar
rived ut RIO de 5anero November , I'm ;r, p,,,
mond, arrived at Rio de janeiro December 7th.
Brig Marie Angy;te t,snl;; Br0berg from Rich
Brig Bertha (Gcr.) Kuhn, from Richmond, ar
rived at PEI nsmbuco prior 10 l!cctmber 22d.
NORFOLK, dahuarS Ia -hlIlfeu UaTh = lIiaHul
N. Ger.), schultz, from Richmond, 10 fili>h load
lug for MarSei les.
VISEYAKr HAVEN, January 12.-Arrived,
schooner Freddie " alters. from Portland for E1r-
eIuia.
BOSTON, January 13.-Arrlved, schooner Leo
nora, Wiley, tropl Virginia.
NEW ioEK, Janu l3.-Arrved, schooner
William Butler, Knowles, from Providence for
Virginia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Ths lisht.Shio that has been stationed of the
south end If hog island Bristol tR. l.) harbor
ar anCS,Qr In Newport haruor OH the morning Of the
l2thakstsnt, having beca criveu from h.r station
by ice.
Il. Telegraph.
New YORK. January l5.-Arrived: Cleopatra.
Arrired-zut: steamer 5 France and Holland.
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ALWAYS UNIFORM

ILLUMINATING QUALITIES SUPERIOR TO
Burns In any lamp without danger of exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
the use OF highly volatile and dangerous oils. It's
SAFETY under EVERY possible TEST, and Its per-
feet burning qualities, are proved by Its continued
100000 FAMILIES,
while no accident directly or indirectly, has ever
occurred from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The many limitations and courtcrfeits of the
ASTRAL OIL that have been thrown unsucceSsfuy
on the market is further
PROOF OF.ITs SUPERIOR MERIT.
The ASTRAL has now a Worldwide reputation as
the SAFEST and BEST.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used.
CHS. PRATT & co.
established l77Oj,
los FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
r. W. POWERS & Co, Agents,
no lO.cod3m Richmond, Va.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioncer,
No. . Governor street.

By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioncer,
No. Governor street.
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT AND
i FIXTURES FOR SALE At AUCTION
On MONDAY the 18th instant, At ~ o'clock.
will rent at public auction my la1 ge aud we-ar-
ranged tobacco FACTORY. situated on Seventh
and Canal streets, aud Immediately thereafter sell
ali the FIXTURES. which comprise all that are
usually found In large aud we'll conducted factories.
Name In part
! HIhYIDRaULl'C PRESS AND PUMP, Tai
bolts patent;
RETA1NkRS,
4 SHORT los MILLS.
HALF-POUND MILLS,
3 MARROW SIS MILLS,
2 NAVY As MILLS.
7 POUNI-LUMP MILLS.
/ POCKET-PItCE MILL,
l LONG los MILL.
1 ELEVr N-INCH MILL,
STEM SCREWS,
/ LIGORlCE BOILER,
. FAiRBhNk'S PLATFORM SCALES,
I LOT DRIERS and TOBACCO STICKS,
: STOVES ana FIXTURES, &C.. &C.
Terms: Sums unGer 800, cash: OVER that
ar1ouul and under $500, sixty days: over $500,
ninety DAYS, for satisfactory negotiable notes.
n1"~'' &. +. WORD.
Sale conducted By THOMAS ". kEESEE, euc-
tionper-J. &. kEESEE Salesman. IA IL
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FINANCIAL.
RICHrdoND STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, January Is, 1870.
sAy.xs.-a1oo Virginia consols at o..
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nyy YORK. January 15.-Eoon. --SE'sks dull and
lower. Money, 3x per cent Colo, Xix. Ex-
change-Long, 4s6k; short 400. Governments ac-
tive and lower. States quiet
Eceaing-Moaey easy at. 2HGs per cent TX
change frm at 1861. Gold. IL lS91l2. Govern.
ments actiee and steady. Statesvuiet and nominal
excent for TeRnessee's, which are better.
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It is emiuentiy Family Medicine;
snd by heing kept ready for immedlcc
ate resort will save many an nour OF
suff,ring and many dollar Ill lime
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial il is stu re-
ceivlng the most unqualified testllho~,
nials OF its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and 1eSponsl,
b,lity. Eminent physicians commend
Il NC the most
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, January 15.-Flour unchanged. Corn
dun aud declining; new No. 2 mixed, 664c.; re-
jcc,ed, 6l%n6lSc. Provision, in fair demand
Pork, S1S.45. Lard in fair dem md al l33sr.
dies, 97s..; short car niducs 04c., Loose. Whis-
KEY Steady 94c.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DOYALFIREI INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
ASSETS. Nv 5i OO,OUO
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. 1000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM!
Il PANY, CT LONDON.
ASSETS. OVER-.................... 100000
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia. 100000
shareholders personally responsible for the obi
CATIONS OF the above companies
Representing the above staunch old English com.
nanies, we solicit the patronage OF The public upon
their unJlestionable security. prompt and linerai
settlement of all claims, anG heavy income. +
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE & CO., Agents,
no 10 ats- No. HOS Main street.
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CINCINNATI, Jannlry 15.-Flour very dull
Corn steady at 7UM72c. Bacon quiet and un.
changed Whiskey, 94c. Mes pork. So; Lard
quiet and steady steam. S13.5Gs@f13.G2A; Eet-
Tic. n14. 26MlSla.5U.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE I

RICHMOND, December 81, 1874. J
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on SATURDAY the 30th day Of Janu-
airy. 1879. IT IL o'clock NJ, as the time, and my
office. ON teyenth street between Main and Bank
streets, 10 ihe city Of Richmond, as the MACE 10
take the sccolat aud make the Inquiries drec ed by
the aforesaid decrte. THOMAS j. EVANS,
in 7-E4w Commissioner In Chaucery.
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ENHE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE
l. In Its extent aud equipment, Is unequalied b!
any printing establishment In the South. Has larg,
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOE
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly aud neatly executed, anu al low prices
COOP WORK. GOOD MATERIAL. AND salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some OF our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS 50 to 80 per 1000.
VISITING CARDS 5Qc- to II Tor so.
LETTER HEADS 81 10 49, 70 per reaR.
BILL HEADS ~ 10 $40 per ream.
CIRCULARS $3.50 10 ~ pe- LOCO.
.-. HASDBILLs ~ to IS per ! 90.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds O!
work.
=. RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK spe-
chilly. he fact that we have for the past twenty
five years been doing the most Of this class or work
Is eYidence that we are prepared 70 30 1t promptly
and satisfactorily.
We particularly Invite attention to the beautiful
aud useful TRANSFER INKS that we are now
nsip8, They have been but recently introduced
but are sircady extensively used by railroad and
sue nb9at connanies banks, mercha ants. aud Others
Orders respectfully solicited and satisfac uou
given in prices aud work.
Wease EoH furnishing these Inks III ALL CO.
LOhs, AND or equality that be coDied any length
o. ZINE Asfer f,eiEg printed. They Will copy clear
ana Distinctly In the ordinary lester-press booA.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND IN AMELIA COUNTY.
BY virtue of Il deed Of trust executed by William
g. Bradley TO the undcrs igned rs trustee aud duly
Amelia. shall proceed TO sell ut public auction ut
Amelia CourtE ouse. on VEIN ESDAY the 9th
day OF January, 1875. that valuable TRACT OF
LAND containing THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES tmore or less). now occupied by
The said William C.'Bradley. lying within one
mileof the tlourishing village OF Amelia Court
house. Said Tract has 4 comfortable FRAME
DWELLING containing six ror ms, and all the ne
cessaryi. out buildings. About onelhird Of the
land is IL pine which Is valuable on account Of It's
proximity to the railroad. a large portion Of the
resi1ue Is alluvial lowland.
The deed pTescribes sale for cash; but will ax-
tend liberal credit TO the purchaser. For further
information apply to
90 3. c. HARTsOoK, Trustee.
ia 1-2.5,7 ,9,&tds Richmond. Va
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Errors OF speech In Common USE

fa;tors of The Wheeling Register:
IN a late issue OF your paper 50" an ae-
4eynnt sfy some would.be purist to CORE ct
ssro seeming errors in a dialogue ne over
hesrd ON the street. The dialogue was In
substance as follows:
g Won't you please open my umbrella ior
mes" asks lady of gentleman.
Certainty and 1t was opened.
.Tbauk you" said the lady.
"Not a. ALL" was the reply.
The critic maintains that in this short 80.
1,,couy were committed two gross errors
one by the lady, who asks, he says, .or What
she does not want; and the second by the
gentleman, who fatty eontradicts The lazy,
fmolying by his answer that she does noe
fhaok him, which, II true. would be sn un-
pardosab'c bit Of rCde1ess. But permit me
10 say that the criticism Is utterly unca'eo
for. ..
racy or Of politencss can be made. In Inc
,.ase of the lady there is used form OF pre-
ferring request sanctioned oy tue oest Az.
fhortties. Little, indeed, must the professor
n Think The critic had that awful title pre-
faced to his nancy have read, or much must
he have read Re little purpose, II he condemn
her innocent phrase, 'sWill you not please
ra;se nv aIubrella?r It is as different from
<.Will you please not raise my umbTeiias'
rs it IL possible to imagine any two sentences
10 be. Taken in It's strictest sense, the lady
only delicately and gracefully in>inostes thai
the erntleman's gaDantry forbids MS seot &C
ropmod4ting her; and her mode OF reques
is therefore correct in grammar, seDsc, ant
etiquette.
With regard to the genteman's seemins
1udeness. il vanishes when we supply tn'
obvious eIipses 10 his answer. The LADY
thanks him; and he, as any true gentleman
5sbound TO do, simply informs her, IN correc
and concise phrase, - Thanks are 'sot al al
necessary for so trfing service" ID.
4boreuo, Pa, January B, 1919.
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nnUGs, Mg;pICIHEs, 1ee.

TREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC.
" J. n. I.ARcc OURS HLIXIR OF cALlsAiA
BARK, plcs SAINT cordial, which stresghsnS nna
improves th,. digestion. An excellent prevenmtYe :
OF FEvEnf,, FEVER AND AGuE &c. &c d sS
fated per sons. ", e. THORNTON. sole manulac'
turer, Baltimore. Sold by druggats generally
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The following Is the report of MIR. l.. Gimmi.
wevh,nas,er of the arrival. sale. &C. OF live STOCK
from the 9th to the 9Th Of january. 1870:
HOUSED head sold from 9a@D1 014c. net.
:SHEEr-Suld from SAGE. gross.
YEALs.-Per head. sold from S5NSlO.