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X ENDALLs
PICTORIAL BALSAM.
Read the following
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
PLYMOUTH, W., Oct. 1874.
FRANCIS Fam g. 0entisu.sn.--I have had
the catarrh for three or four years. Two years
ago this spring got cold and the phlegm SET
tied on my lungs, and was running me into
Consumption as fast as possible. My husband
and parents said would not live year in the
condition was In. was not able to do my
own work and was coughing myself away as
fast as possible. had doctors and had taken
other medicines, but none OF them did me any
good. Last spring my husband went to the
store to get something for me to take, and was
told to try bottle OF your Pectoral Balsam.
When he brought 1t home told him It was no
use throwing away money, as there was no.
,nhH ehno "ouiu w nle any BoOu; Dut when
had taken 1t two or three times I saw that IL
was helping me and continued taking It.
When had taken two bottles OF IL was cured.
| have not enjoyed so good health for five years
as do now and can say 1t Was your PectorsI
Basam that cured me. I shall with pleasure
recommend 1t to every one see who Is troubled
with lung diseases.
| cannot express half my thankfulness to you
when think that your Pectoral Balsam has
saved me. will say It Is good for all It il re-
commended for, and will not be without 1t In
the house so long as can get It.
Ever yours,
MRS. D. II. gibson.
ONLY so CENTS FOR LARGE BOTTLES.
FRANCIS FEM g. CO.,
Proprietors,
No. 10, CENTER STREET, RUTLAND, VT.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-13
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-13

The scarlet fever has broken out in Corn
wall aad several children are sick with it.
Milo Ilambln, son of Joseph b. Hamblin
died with it on Sunday after an illness of
only forty hours. He was bright, intel
llgcnt lad of eight years, and attended
school on Friday before his death
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-13

The week OF prayer was observed at the
Methodist church, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Benjamin Cox.
a course OF lectures are being given here
pysDr. Major on Psychology, which are
drawing full houses.
, 1875-11-15
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALcolol-%aH steady ns s:.2e s:.2f
h1lOOM, conN-Was In continued coed dctaspil and
a'rady st the prices annexed: !: cboico old harl
brush. 1oal1c; choice medium, 7Sa1Eo aool ma.
nsar.a ua o'usa oasoAe 's 'us!s aud covers aseo
nurrEN-The market for iii, staple vi. quiet and
s1 , ~ lea'n nfm Under steadily
S.at 1ha ~ sae 'o~ef arsaes ~ neglected and
good grades, 2oa3lo; infssor to eoamop. lo{alsc !:
D."~,xo o'' s"s-oe'
nanu4So-Ihefo waa moderate amount Of
trailing ut Abonk ttoady prices. Wo quota ~ fol-
lows: STARK a, nc; Lnwsson, 2.xo: Alontaup.
o... s.,,.r,... - ,.e' a. .'Ae; "hosseoa'
se' oaF'ap-mos. M. ltalsc; do. hu. 1s91ee:
cnEEsE-wa. In lsh. demand .t 11S,a,ac ] which
Wese sub'Anstay the psices current at tho beginning
Of thn wcek: ....
C0AL--Thera wero no price changes, A ,Ioht hn,.,.
nss. was doing At The quotations foilowins; Isbun.
flO.s0: Tactawanna, Tange aud nut Ill 20 ,in eeu
s'so camel: g oofss.9 HoeslnR vasy sis9; ia:
t4.5Aa5Oo. = oA''' sS'SS 4'1A'n'
CUUtEHAdE-pork barrels wore ono,c5 Al Z, 1sca
, 1875-11-15

dried remain nr, despite tho absence Of any consi
crable demand. Fish ~rrn quoted quiet AMI nfn,
Halter nnd chrcsn ordered rather sparinety sn
iormef 1untaetona wcru only indi1etrnty au.ta!nrA
There wcrc no chanGta IN prices Of cosl wao leather
tagging, and tobacco The oil market fcnaIua quiet
with rtecs rnng steady.
L''m5eE was again aettEa AMI hrnt. The offer
ings 1t tho docks larger tim former
daya Of tho week, hut tnyera were humorous,
aud aales were effected Al recent prices. Common
stuff was quoted higher It tho yards In iron
and heavy hardware theta w.a No charge. Trade
wAA fair for thc reason, ahl ratss were tolcr.
ably stoaay. SNila wrte- quoted Al a3.l1h.
The brp,m-eurn market fairly scklve and Gr,n.
nwIng 10 diminished receipts, Wool remains qulct
Hts,ts wtru tess active but steady, and chotea hops
asn Green fruits rather quiet, and applca
ta'y, but mt quotably lower. tste and poultry
wrrr dull and weat. Retailers buying spss.ng!y
Al irregular prices.
!.dslces from adelaide, south Australia uudsr dato
ot tae YIN q septembr report tho e1rufts Of who.t
= nv hotf a. 9e tons for tbs month and 1900 tons
fnr the saahoH. Tbs supius Of wheat orer rrcd and
domestic eonsusnptlon was ls3aO0 TONS leaving M
available autpIus for export Of tl.oN0 tons.
Iho VIZ ole snpply Of gfan comprising tho Aock 1t,
Eta'!afy at tto principal points Of accumulation at
!ake and rehbo1rd ports. Ia r,nHit tho akes the
New GuEk canals, and ty rail, Nov, 4, 1873:
, 1875-11-15

W'thhra"n from Rtoro On Friday for city oou-
sumption: 5,e4s bu wheat, 6,1t1 bu corn 4o37 b,a
oats, Coy bu rye, 7,137 bu barley.
Tho following grain was inspected Into store IN
Saturday morning: l car No. . rcd winter wheat
81 CARS No. spEing lsd cars M. do, ll3 cars No.
do, 70 ears roJeetod do, carr grae do {os whca:
Il caFs hgh-fnisca corn, 50 aud 1910 bu No.
do, e5 cara reeccd do, 10 grade do t3e co.n;
cara waie oltA, - cars aud 500 LII No. do, -
cars no grade do $50 oats>; Tears No. rye, LOO b
fs]eeted 10: 92too bu No. barley, earn No. ) do,
cat rejected do. Total tCu7 ears> a74,Goo bu. Ia-
apected out: al.ssd bu wheat Ill Go7 bu cosn ZOO
bu oats, i12n hu rye ll,l;l bu barley.
The following were the receipts aud sh!pmcnta Of
bfeatlstnas aud I've soee nt tAis poiut during tbs
past week aud for tbs corresponding wecks Guiding ~
dnteHs
, 1875-11-15
LIVE STOCK,

CATTLE-under moderate receipts and IN re.
spouse to tho geuafay improved tone Of sdvices from
new xork auu tnterneltato polnts, tho week cpsned
fairly active In tha department Of trade ana main
tatne1 reasonable degree OF activity down 10 the
close. For good to prime shipping beoyes the market
las ruled l31oc higher than tho lowest auoaions Of
the previous week, but other descriptions. thouub
somewhat mora firmly held. showed M enprec,ah,o
adsauec. The quality Of tbs receipts uas bstter tan
for several wseka past. Thsra was noticeable Js-
crease In the nnbdr Of lean cows And rough haffat.
tened Rtoers, and Z larger proportion Of tha ursles
sused TO tho requirements of tho Eastern trado hut
Tie average OF tho catss now coming forward IL
" 10 mcaaa II good a. 1t should bs 1t this
season Of tho yoar, and smoug buyers . good
al M /, ot M Mesnnbng y he.rd on Fiat secoua. failing
snppl'es haso thus fat enabled sellers psicas
Tue shipping Of afssaed beef has now begun. aud
e..ses per weet viii be % Yorwared. DID, ~" 10 ''0' e'F
There WA not much activity durine Saturday. To-
havs their o1ists val iel Tke suE Of tSa stoe
w.; .,S o1ked on ut ver, full pes The
Choice beoses-Flne, fat, well-formed year
20 yeaf Old ssesFs, weighing l,15o 10
oeoa .tssr; 1e,s. s''a'oo
M:asa@ s.sas:.s!ses; ID iii s:, 1ssa- 4'0s'.e'
unsh:s aas 1s' ssotl@nsf & e. c III; '00ao
common to choice cow, tor city slaughter.
weighing soo to 100 hs.:. 2.soas7s
T. 200 49,. 27o9s.7S
staRs; bull. md acaiawsR aOoa9.2s
4e3as EAI1e-Infonah droyes. ...... 251& t.00
Of thu week resulted III deciips of sasssc psicss
moving down 70 t7.nn@7.<o for common 10 p.ilas
shs ln,rket Developed stronger lone. apd about 10.
ot tho reduction was reaa.ncd, Since Wednesday,
va!uos hAvc not ductuae1 To any Important extcui.
enough II tho close the market had IN ursr rtouu OF
weskness which, under materially Increased supplies,
would no doubt develop into posItlvs decline. The
sponutng week last year, but then al ill., packing
aouses were Ia full bA't. whereas now only about =
aozsn houses Ate r!na,ng. There isa fesl,n9 that
pretty general 1c!!ef that materially lower grts viii
ba estnbstd bxfere the hss much further ID
vSnccd. ~
Saturday, market fairly active, aud value, vers
unchanged, salr1 maktng ut $7.U0ts1so for poor to
medium, sna 1t II .33Qs1, 10 for Hool to prime
, 1875-11-15

5.
Soecfd{ Utsnairh ta The EAtrp n TrIhuns
LrvEnroo!. Nov. lJ-11 ln.-FLpun-So I. Ma
Cd; No. ?, 2ts Gil.
dniH-Nheat-T No. l. 1as ~; No. ?, 1oa ID .
apF1ng, No. % %; No. o. ID; whlto No. !, lis;
M. 2. 1oa 81: club, No. l, lis ID; No. 2, 1ls 81.
corn-No. !, ala I'd !; No. 2. 31s3l
Pnov1s1oSs-Port, 8l'. Larl, 67s Cd.
L1vEnrool, Nov. 13-Eyeni1g-uetsned patroIsum
10a l01d.
ANTWERP. Nov. 13.-Fetroleum, 9ss.
- LONDON. Nov. l3.-Eycuinq-CoHsoLs- nouoy.
OIL 3.l8 account, DIX "''
AMERICAN sEouRIr1Es-Sov 6s, lO3k; '0.a, l0sk:
!oAos, lo4s; New York Central, 20; Erie 1tK p1o.
fefred, %.
suoAn--So II D. g., 22aa22s Sd, anoas.
PANS. Nov. lI-nxxgEa-asti Toe.
FAANESoAT, Nov. 1l.-UatrRp 9EArxa Doups-Neg
s,g5H.
, 1875-11-15
CONNIE

Tic following vera tho recapta and shlntueuts Of
tho leading articles Of produce In this city during tho
twepsy-four hours endna At o'clock on Saturday
morning, aud for The corresponding date one year sgo
, 1875-11-15

- 'os P''"ace nAfleta were rather qniet IN
aa'oraay' shu generally weak. tIr4n was generally
heavy OF aai'. ana til coma Of tho markets botn of
tno.s fessnrs' seFe notseras's rlers Va. its donr
'or .h'p.eeh. sass 10 Wheat AMI that vi. sluggish
most of tue trading e*ipg Speculative.
Tbs dty'Soods sr4as W.. s,u!et, II ID USUALLY .bs
case ot tho eloslng dly OF tile ~ssl, rrl,a wars
subjected 10 no Important .hauss thu ,,,,t.,
Displaying hf,n aud steady tone. Tbs e.rort n,,v..
s'ens has given the Eastern market for a,.n1,r rot
ton productions something Of Al upward tendance
but uo 3n.msdiata decided 4dvsnce IL Inrtv ~
Occur. lu tas grocery market ,hess va. tunI.
tfats aetisity, both on local snd iHtst,of .c.
count, aud thu general tenor ut prlcrs WAS n,n,r
taan It tho beginning OF the week. For Golfers how
ever, the market still has weak tons aud the quota
Nous OK Ito grades vera reduced another 4 Sugar..
b!rs nolaHscs. teas, 1irs. sp ~, soaps. etc., were
held NJ vary full prices. This drted-frut market fc-
sened tbs sans charactett4,lcx on the preceding
ass of tte week. There IL fairly active and a.eady-
growing denlaud fur foreign asaofstuents, and fos
fafains, eurrants, and other ilura price. aFs
Working hrnss. Rahins we're asaia advanced luo psr
bo1, AID were strong u ths improvement, pouestio
, 1875-11-15

4hlbUlNE: Al\JND D.AA. NOt
---------~'---"---
sh"ndrr'. 1nsc for long cttars.. 1''.c for 'hos
,"r Ills .'s ,aue stEay ~ AZ ,X HXn snr sho.'r* c g.
hams sajrs W., rs a s'rat, "a anu % 10 y"
ris,ys y. I''St"nns i g. II ,ic; .oaM ~ lnnl
ooo u. .har r,l" !: it,; ". i. b".-s , .or, tr.1.
ssr.re ~ ri. q 4. ean ~. ~ .hrt ccr. nt i In
bs si oi d. ~. green i ha,s a. !os s e.sh
'ni 0Xe .tIss 1s.. nsssa!sr.
EEEF rNof,uUTsnW.%rs. ssssJ ~. ,,,.. - .t .s
1000 or ,ne,s so;s,o r "M s,1ra 1e, ,a..s ~ .n
lJ0oa 1I 50 fpr hams Esio. .ors ~ IL, ~ an
TstIow-v,, ouo,.s =, s,..o,
,...-,.
,io1,n-w,, AM, ~ a9s IoFIs.
csansc In prices. Local tcalers teak few lots. AMI
enc or Two 'hlprns orders llcd but tho etnAn,
s". ~. 'ot.' ihe current rocssrts wero rattle
r1Iv"to terms. i,.a' hr's spring o1.ra.. partly /.
fl9Ht8550: 3l0 brls spring supcrfnes n n toai m
and luu trls -four On nyiv.t, sr,,.
1k b,1, Tic m.rtet c,o,c, nnrn",,s stns ~, o'a
,nR range OF prices: cho'ce winter extras, 41ooe1
500: common to good do, es73t9oys; ebotes sprlna
~. ns"s w,,s :. n41s 40. salrplns grades. st.N7N
sn snvn" srno,an.s -, 49, ~ sps'nsH. sa1'a
@4so; buckwheat do s'.ooeao.oo.
DRaH-Wns quiet and 2sta lover Tho t,en,sn,1 IT,
Ing very light on only mod yra,s ,unly. n,i., sora
10 TOM at &lAoSl2so on track, aud sl:.ao lses on
DIsaa eaasMs.,s,,. eafs v,,. u ,o,. ,,,.. .,,
saesr,Gs,e. ,ss ss5. v+r. 10 ton. r.,
VIII W. mi tsos ao on ea.s he ,r,,o
S""at Nsm rs, ts feE % ~ @ ~ fona: vssnoo WAS tult mil
shipments Of te nsceee ,x Mcra o: s. wn1 n our
resep's largo o est. Il II srsns @ ~aeas VIZ s'a bea H.
or = h1e /" ill., III IT, w.. ~ Sr .s seas VA no
hs way ns wtsr raes Of trasooraan vs. WIFI Ilc e
inR OF ILc In nnsros,s ,sbiia o &C. tai ~
usrr Tiers VA nus or sapd 1sote" soe socn i'm e.
was ch,eaT iront .ant ~ tsr, 'nS m asy eay aseie
par Of mn w sys h,h.ro " iaRs on hs
hsy ~. sn!o.s as, tsc, long tool ho
Alter aa s .s o III e I'M p'a IT,
LII ~ ii,',, expect tn1t their
general soso or the of aa
hold on ;earpa tint Present rrces e ennaot so
te .caloarI Tne r,thsr 1.rso On
To Of sradn.v " s ~ sFe
W,st. ncu]nr whcb o.r ,snans,, " w tao
hvher Urslesemust ia iatsn csro ~ nns u tna
Viii pIore 10 ~ eopS M 10 10 at mt wheat
o, sna Ny tltns d.. g. saten, asaEs. vii GI T.
could eld ste.y wScrs l. iii tic mn.er ,av sssao
orsc 10 hat thn .r.,,nv INV ~ ~ otasta aso
tns order soer Dassnhos orrn = u I, tae @ &eap
Ter III" onti1 sol fron n s,s 'fnsn ~ y, = oe
the cIwo. Saer liz vc.r WA wn, ~ .Hn,. svt ~
,.'si q H' = H., ensng .n @ e s Cub No. 2snrtpg
sioss No elosc =, Se md 1 psie "slns teI x
l0sE a. ios bu So, ! do Ut .I6S1Wc. 1 a In fSa5th.
wcstern) lo at naAS13l,c e. 0lD it, rrtrcte1 IN .t
lltf III II, Ia al Tat. hn,k
, 1875-11-15


NEW YonE, Nov. 13.-Dusness ugh. With com.
mission houscs aud importers, apd tie Jobbing trade
remained quiet. Tue clothing trade Il operating moro
freely n fancy cslaimeres. 6e Plaid psins In eeay
denand. and robas doing fairly. Cotton aoo.s quiet
but havs hrmeF tendency. Cotton 6Annes In good
demand- Fancy wool hoate1y aul Cardigan jackets In
sta1dY request,
, 1875-11-15

farc ~ deal wifi > hnrh worth m tnvr'arlr Mt only
sHrcats, 'honEa legal ttudrr FIR thc Iayn" II nl
heL.s. +, II. y.
FtEhhfS,iI.
, 1875-11-15

iISrk, Ia1J. 0oa,. 7sdouIF. ! E1.sIi,,
----. t'!'. st'. te.. ~. iss.
"SSsx ~ +, sqass!!s1st as!ss MI, = e.nI -, ~,
Asme seek, It'll 3.s aM III hGs s4 s s ~ 5g e.
H!nee Nuv l. III liviv lsa1H exS M 9s;l anh r. S1 M
urern 1inm.-shtn,.d -. n. -: :: -
suain.t a. TX .Issa !Ia o .os tgo weak. Eoccs
sss - - ptese4 sAhe wseK as year s!nce Now
tv 't 4; Asa'ast .2s9 p'eces The correspond
p4nxIN,,mrHs - 80, f,,,o,v,,, ~. ,,,, ,,.-,,
civ 10 data. Ao'''"'ns a'o 'ao 's'"1ne TOT u!la
s.ms tims III iG3oat
Hsms tmn III, ~
s.ms tina isn 4t00
s,no Inn ie7i 6pss,
Sans Una iH;a So9o
Tho packing 1t Cincinnati Ia reported At os9oo lead,
aRa.ust PALM T. TO satno aste 1aat year.
hfocks-1he following are the stoeks tn this city:
PORT urls. .s...,....,,..,,...,.... p7s as1
Lard, trs. .,............,.,.,,,,,&G71 6ssa
lard urlules that ia .et,usr,' hands.
, 1875-11-15


precious metals Of which. aRan4t tha whole wo.l W.
tFo The iaERsst producers. 50 long ~ we have !
appreciated currency, the producer Of what, o,
Wy other aitc1s OF export, must pay mora for lbos
WHICH additional ezpanss production " tax utl
t1iosts to that extent. fbw Europs Will lr,y our
nan, Petroleum. tobacco, chss.p. Ac Whol. thr,o M
sigks e*iinot ~ bought e1aewers sLocie. N yIue
currency would add to our expectation. ia1ltixt.
tulfu costens aud sone other pstlcics sdu On sr9v
es!s tn tAf4 country. NA '@'so
nux i. remedy iii. sero,4H dpfte, In n1r eoou+,ca
naat 70 " ths clrTrncy Of the future ste wuat
M.nen Nlt'sal e.ouomtstA tuat now, Now. four i
aos tsat ssd4!tsnlsr proposition w.uid auswcr The
uaspose Son Intended wAfle tbs ufrrnhart ~
It discount II 70 to ba csnt,: lut wi.., s,nui,
cons OF the loud ~htu tue gry.ab4rk ue,s,na gouaI
ogoG 10 1uaAtFats Tue fs4s t.ir,y 4 stat.m.nf J..
~ eAi4 slpunded. showing ths Eti.tys c.,n vnus -
to"f par cent bohd aud aEAo tic Is ion,i .ssn,",
Ut D !ss tsut lpAd IL wurth 1.ar III xolI
Tsr cent boud ~ wotth i'll cut.
per txuk laAu II wuI til ~ cgutn
i.ta st eent loud IL worth - cents
Sow, suFposspg tA-t your per tsnt bo,,a m ,t,-a
twenty sa.1s-a sAott tins for srcur1tv IT ~ ;.
;sts oI inltreet 10 ruu-w W. would tF1,.tir t"n. ~"
1ee1e-ps3 nena long befurs maturity Of ths ,r|
aAIsh woald becutas . financial pfIh1n, w,t;,
lohe 70 caro- for It At over Gu rrpt, ~,
~ dollar. On tbs saiuo b4st, tHa
~ ooud u rAlued ut II cents, nAsumFrg uf copts
A4e PR rsut u w0sh par but tbs inlsreopysrtlbs
M bond would give Il sd1t,iona vnlue W tenI
ro1ss} ,hreslmtnt. TLlA privileges nf tntsecouyer,,1
sou!a outs ssgh the Irgs tcler Character you ctvs u,
Aa PA eeut bond. because that woull smotuI L,
ptMn9 xasn currency snl con armed al rsIuI
niue ua!ess ths dossTnmeps could nauagp to tettra
csnt bulas aAd adopt ths pef (, III rats
* 1as ooaasa dsH. EAsswas us gubus wouil MT
, 1875-11-15

fh"ndrtr. 1n.c for hong clears. 1'-,c for short
rils. liz f"r rhort cr,rs, AMI iuc for 1,an,..
la.nn ne1s steady at ptvn fnr shoulders. lic for
.tFt Fi.'.. laVc for shnrt CLEARS nnl lta Iae for
famH BALES wrro retottrd Of III boxes shoulders nj
t4e; 30 hn1ra CumrcrlanIs 1t tie; TO- mo IL. lnrg
rirar. NJ ditc; 80 1oxe. III nj tntal!I
Ike; 9 lnscs ..na nj ."r % r'a' -; ~
ElArH rt. At &c: - br. hnrk4 nj t;no; nina
r. sl,s sh1 ,u0l pa green hsius lva cash,
AMI 04o seller Decpn1Ger, 0'
UREAsE-Was = nnn,tps1 nj 763Dc
q, nEEF fNoDUoTa-Wtrr r.cAdy ant quiet At &17sa
!oog lot fnr's, sl0ssai1.0U fur ettra !uess, AMI
1t s!O.tu. ~ ~ 1 WV A-
TALLow-Taa nuoted ~ s,.aoc
, 1875-11-15

,,- io"'hR were tho exports Of -four, wheat aud
.e'n 19"'h New York during tho past week and tho
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03
Sale Of MOrtgnyed Lnnd

\ pursuance Of authority confer, cd on
l. us by powc. Of Attorney containeI
IN Deed hy John Rnincs. Of daia the ,leL
day Of January. a. j. 1871, wo will otlcr
Tor sn'e on the first Monday in February
next ut public ouIcry To-. no brightest Nd,
der, before the couri house doov'in Winks:
horo, between the hours Of il o'clock A..
VI. ana o'clock J.. NJ :. tho following DC
'scrihcd property. to Wit :; t,
an that place, raro.l or tract Of land
ly'ng. being and situate ia tho, Coun-
~ Of Fairfield and state CT South Caro-
hna, containing three hundred mud
twenty fhrct acres, } orc , Ar less,
nnd adjoining lands of JACKSON
Joiner, Il. d. Wilson. John Rafns. Ben.
Cloud nna others The said sale il FOR
no T rp.se Of forcclosiug: n mortgage
given 10 us by John Knincs. "f aaic ihv
first day Of January. y d 1874
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
The purc.'a. CT 20 ply for nnrcry.
". Il. KOi EETSON,
} ~. II. n.UN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-03
CHARLESTON rio THE FRONT.

Am'ng our new .lvertiscments. is that
Of one Of the oldest estshli -hmenls in
State. E'tablishe cd IN 1882, il has main
tsinedthe first place in It's Ii, OF bu mess
Will large experience ami uuauvpas ssrd.
facilities, Messrs. Walker, Evan. & Cogg.
well arc prepared to sus,nin tho repuig-
ton OF their estrb'ishmcni. Like \. r,
Stew'r. hey believe in newspaper adver.
l'Ing, and take this means TO announce
that they have this season added very
lhrgely 10 their stock Of type and
machinery. and are better prepa rod than
ever to please their customers. We wish
them every success.
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MoxRr SAvEn. Moxkr' 'MAux.-I, j. no
longer necessary to- pay two nnd three
profits. Mcssrs. turchgot,. Brnrdic, Il
20. heg to dra " attention. 0 their immense
closing out sale of $500 UGD Forth Of pry
Goods. Carpets. Fnrs, etc, which take.
place annnaily bot weeh Janrary ls,, aud
February .snh, prior 10 PURCHASE ,g their
Spring s,nok. at 275. King street, Charles.
ton S. G. o. ~hite Hall street, Atlanta.
Ca, and Bay str cot, J"cksonvlllo. Via.
Samples sent ON applic ,,isn. Remit per
Expross or Po.t OiTcr Order. or & ,od. will
be sent G. o. d. All ret>it orders over $40
will be sent from the Charleston branch
free Of charge.
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The State Of South ar0ljnn,
COUNTY or FAIRr1ELD.

IN TYE COMMON PLEAS.
Jonathan Stanton, Plaintiff, agsins, ia mcs
Saws. Defendant.
TO N; NJ. Laws. Susanna II. Hinnaut.:
twiic OF james :. {linnant1, Lizzie r.
Stokos (wife ofJohn Stokcs}, heirs Of
Jane" Ia MS, the above nhmcd Defend.
ant
NOU arc hcrchv summoned. nni rc!..
- auned 10 show cause within twcnt !,
DAYS after the service hereof uron YOU II
any you cur, why tic execution issu.I
on the Judgnient entered IN this action on
the seventh dry cfFcbruary, 'A'D. 1867,
IN inc office ct The Clerk of tho Court o
common rlcns for the County and State
aforesaid, in favor Of the above nanc,t
pclehunnt, James Laws, for tho cum Of
io"r hundred and four dollars and sixfy-.
seven cents, aud fifteen dollars coats, and
winch has been retained nnsatisticd. c.!
cert as to- the costs and the sum OF c,,htv.
lo"r dollars and uixty ii vc cents npnIicd
TO the debt and interest on tho - div.
OF March, A. ID. 1868. shall not bc renew. :,
{" ; ana II yea fail to show cRus. MS nforc-
Sa'a ny answer served on the Subscribers,
nt their ollie, No. 6, Law Range, Wins.
horo, SO. Ca the same will be 80 renewed
"cSord!nS' to the Aot OF tho General As.
semhly in such case madu,and prtyldrJ
ith December. 1874.
McCANTS & DOUGLASS, .,
, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
TO ~ NJ. Lrws and Lizzie Il. Stokes. hcirn
OF james Laws, lncensed .,~
Take notice that the summons 10 show.
cause, OF which tho foregoing is &C nv;
was h'"d III the oii OF tho! Clerk o ihc
Court common Pleas, in the County of
rhlrhrld.'n the State of South Carolina. IN
The .ti, dry ofJAnu"ry,A a. Dl 1875.
ilh January. 1879.
MGCANTS s DOUGLASS
. Plaintiffs Attorney,
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AGRICULTURAL LtkNs, ,'--lf yom hive hot
already ordcrci your Ag .icultural Liens
to secure advances, do go NJ 0nc~, Walker,
Evans & Cogswcll. Charleston, :. g.. keen
on hand four dificr en-, Kinds, snd il ueith
err Of these meet your views, they arc pre-
pared TO print. al tho lowest prices. any
special form to order. II '.hc Planter or
F,rmer has not yet bough, The Rural Ac-
countanl, buck for simple farm npoounts
let him do 80 ut onnc.
They also have New Agricultural
Lease which gives the Landlord a lien on
crop Of toaapt. Thf. is very valuable.
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Dr. j. Walkers California Vim!

"AsOs ~ NAhOi . SatlAlVlulH Ill.
egar Bitters arc a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tho ma
two horbs found 6h tho lower ranges Of
tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Caliror-:
llia, tho medicinal properties of which
Hro extracted thcrcfrom without tho Use
Of Alcohol. :. The question is almost.
daily askod, "What is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success OF VINEGAR BIr-
TIERS" Our answer Is, that thcy remove.
tho cause Of disease, and the, patient re-.
covers his health. :; They are the great.
blood purifier and q lifo- giving principle,
q perfect Rcnovator and Invigorator,
Of tho: systom. Never before in the,
history Of tho world hasa medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTKRs in hcnling tho
sick Of every disease man is heir to. Thcy
arc gontlo PurgatiYo as vol as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and ViEccral. Organs, in Bilious
Diseases. !;.::; ,.''.'
i The properties OF DIR. WAI.KER's
N1SEGAR BITrERs ars Apcricnt. Diaphorctic,
Carminatiye, Nutritious, Laxative, Diurotic,
Sadativo, Counter. Irritant, Sudoritic, AlteTs
tive, and Anti Bilious.
"a. hIci)ONALD AZ CO..
ru:gi>s and Gem Agts, San FRA iai,co California,
i, and COP. 81 Washington aId Charlton Sts..S. Y.
= Sold by oil DruBBists and Derfrrs.
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FIIRCHGOTT, BENE DICT & co
Gil ARIES ron, S. G,

Offer to ih'prhlic val i,.'ors in genera
III in nenso and we'll selecte.l stock .
Dry 10 Is, Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mal,inss
&C., VI tho lowest prices. Herewith they
annekthe pri:e,of = fc " articles -Calicos,
from $40 los. long Cloths, from & &c"
loo. brown II 'me<pUns, extra, hcnsr,
from 10 l0c., Jetns, from l3lc. up.
wards. Cassincres, from 400. upwards,
Flannes. from 20 TO 4)o. L.dies', Misses
and Gsnts Hnso, T5s.. :Si. 10, $500 per
'loz. anl upwards, $ SI.pspIcrs, 81 80 rer
dog. md unwari:. Lnlies' and Gents
Pocket tIIanIkcrchiefs, from G0c. per doz
md up wrrds, Black and COIorcd Alpacas
zoe. mud upwards, Dress Goolsc from 25c
upwards. ladies 'aul Dents Furnishing
Goods. housekeeping G'eds, Fancy G ,oil.
tibhons. Nntions. &c. from l5t "b per
'"nt. che9pcr than elsewhere. Sampler
cent and "rdsrs';pr"mptly. filled. All
re'"il "rders from $1,000 upwards. sc nj
h-r Express treo Of charge: A liberal
lisooppt TO wholesale dealers. .. - 80.