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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
The Meeting Of Citizens.

The meeting Of citizens on Mon
dsy WIS well attcndcd.-a,most every
section Of the co unity being repre-.
scntcd
| On motion of Capt. r.. S. Dcs-
portes, Capt. James Beatty was call
Cd to the chair, and Mr. d. r.
.ticnnikcn requested to act as SOC
rotary. On taking the chair, Capt.
Beaty stated briefly tho purpose Of
tho meeting, which was to take into
consideration the excessive and un-
just charges for frcights from
and to Winnsboro and other towns
III the county, on the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad
On motion Of III. Ii. l.. Elliott,
tho chairman WAS roluoS5cl to
state such facts in his possession aa
bore upon the Srbiert-natteG before
The meeting Captain Beatty COM
piled Iy furnishing many ftcts and
iiEu.es, which proved thAt tue "on-
! paint" o. merchants ana ol..-i.
"gc Ill wei! faUnloJ.
! CIp@,ia DJA51 sh>wa} tnlt on
! twelve thousand balos OF cU53on-
tac average annual ship,n1n5 ftom
this point-..,c loss in trciyi.ts,
compared witn certain o5het points,
is ;;27O0O, and on incoming
frciyht&, between $4,000 anI $780,
00O, in the whole amounting to
between $4,000 and $4,000, u
sum larger than tho cntire annual
tax Oh Fairfield for both State and
co0nty purposes.
Capt r. S. Desportes stated that
the grievances suffered hy NTinns.,
boro were felt in an equal degree By
Ridgeway. 1jy reducing lreiHhti
! ID 4 proper sG,.Ddar,'-to such rates
as other points onjoy--thc saving,
[" his firm alone, woull be abunt
! .2250 i'll 4 single year. Ho tAcasht
we had nothing TO expect ilom tno
G. G. 81 A. Railroad, and that our
only hopo OF relief lies in the build
ing OF a competing line.
Fu4tior remarks were then made
by Me 'Srs. Woodward, lIcM .stcv,
tlownny. Davis, Reynolds and Jno.
II, CatiYc,tra. Mr.. Cathcart thought
there WAS no neel Of q new lino as
VIC could control tho ono we have.
If The people along the road could
buy tho stock, then we could con-
troll it. lie had long wondered at
the submission to tho oxtortions OF
tho G. 9. e. A. Railroad, and was
glad to SEQ some action being taken
to remedy the evils undor which we
suffer.
Capt. Desportes offered tho fol-
lowing resolution:
| ResoIOcd, That {, committee, to
consist of Mcssrs. james Beatty,
Geo. II. McNlaster, James A. Brico,
d. r. Flonniken and Jno. S. Rey-
nolds, DO appointed, fol the pur-
pose Of preparing for signature and
then forwarding to tho Legislature,
u memorial setting forth tho
grievances imposed by the Char
lotte, Columbia g. Augusta Railroad
Company Oh the citizens of Fair
fold county.
On motion, Capt. Desportes was
added to tho committee, and tho
resolution was adopted.
Capt. Desportes offered the fol
lowing:s
Resolued, That a committee be
appointed by the chairman, for tho
purpose of communicating with the
president Of the Chester & Iaenoir
RAILROAD Company, and the presi-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06

General Noise has prom;sal the
Noise Light Artillery Of Rilgoway
to furnish them with two handsome
pieces, and also to present them with
a flag. An entertainment for the
beheft Of the company is in pros~
pect for Christmas.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06

DENTAL NorIcE. .-Dr. isaiah Simp-
son, Surgeon Dentist. Charlotte
N. c., respectfully informs the citi
zens md public generally that he
will visit Winnsboro, S. c., profes-
siorally, on Monday, December 1Cth,
and remain eight days ONLY. Call
carly, rs his time is limited Tocth
extracted without pain. Terms
cash, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Dec 5.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
Mount Zion collegiate Institute

.M known IN fa'stitats tSsia s Sosaa gan Te's ea
G1$y embraces Mathematica, the
Classics, Science and tire usual English
branches Special'at attention will be paid
to olocntion. reading, spelling and writ
ing, Pupils will feceive that careful
drill in tho rudiments which is essential
to securing q thorough education, Black
board exercises will entSr largely as
method Of instruction. The college
buildings commodious and conveniently
located. The Principal hopes. with the
political and material Improvement of the
State, to secure o liberal patronage, by
means Of which Sthe Institito may bo re.
|'storedito It's former popularity anu useful
ness .t ,,@. ss tft
TERMS:
Classical department. per session
oftwenty weeks, 5000
intermediate. ~, $500
Primary, 1000
! psynaenls ~ g 70 be Be Ha.a. qusrsssly II Al
{B#5 !, ~ ~ Syr<s -, =. ~ u, ~ s35
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06

We arc pleased to note thai the
Town Council is having ci&teIn
dug at the cornor Of Washington
and Zion streets. Such an cxpcn~
diturc Of the public funds will meet
the hearty approval Of all tho tax
payers. Several moro cistcrns arc
4mperativcly needed, and they
should all be built-at such inter
walls Of time, Of course, as will dis
tribute the burden Of taxation
over a term Of years.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-06
EIoTICH'.

IN -. L IN~Eli.
a Ill persons having claims against
~ JAS. r. Aiken, deceased, are hereby
requested torrescnt tho same, properly
attes:cd, OH or before tho first day Of
january next. And all persons indebted
to JAS r. Aiken, dsceasod, are hereby
notified to pay up on or before the first
day Of December next. s5i.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16
~rRANs1ENT BILLs-cAsu.

Poor Hanuah's heart was very full; when
feelings such as those that had lately come
TO her como when early childhood is long
past they are not lightly to be put aside.
When she entered the office aud saw ths
face she liked 60 wcll-though most women
might have cared little to look upon it-she
had need to be very brave, but she said her
few words calmly, and would have uttered
good bye as calmly, when something hsPpen-
ed that rendered her muto with as,onish-.
mcut. The clergyman had taken her hands
as in adieu. hut instead OF dropping it he
kept it, and suddenly inclosed it 10 beth OF
his.
II cannot bear to let you 70 thus" ho
said. You may think mo odd, very pro-
sumptuous-I am n strange man, believe
but Ike you so. IT you eosld like me as
well-not that expect that, but 1 suppose
you understand me-could you make up your
mind to be my wife,"
Hannah was always very much ashamed of
it, but by way of answe. she quietly tainted
away.
In the cleaning two people walked to-
gether, arm in srm, toward HauDah's homo.
And on Hauuah's finger was q plain old
fashioned ring, that had been her lovers
mothers wedding ring. Many glittoriDg.
besemmed circlet less is worthy of typifying
such n sacred promise as each had given the
other day, than that worn Bit of pure gold
with the craven motto, Until death do ns
part" within il. At the door they said
good bye until tho morrow. There was great
excitement in the house when Hannah re-
turned.
why Hannah, wherO have you been :"
cried one girl.
"TIow mean to go of without telling us =
cried another.
a don't SEQ how could tell when did
not know until an hour ago, said Hannah.
"Why how red your cheeks are and
You've got ring that ! never saw before
wouldn't know you, you look so odd = cried
Jane
"She should look happy" said Becky with
n sigh. I'm sure would"
"He is such a good man, and Devcr
dreamt he liked me, said Hannah.
"Well this is something else" cried Jane.
"Au offer, to declare Who is itr
ooh, you know. Grsndma's stockings
did =" said Hannah. "lvc been to SEQ
him forty times Think of that"
"a clergytnan's lady, too" said Jane;
land don't believe she read this before she
went out. Read 1t now. Hannah"
Aud Hannah, taking the long fold of paper,
on which tho wors,ed had been wound, from
her sisters hand, read thus:
Whichever of my nieces may have COM
pIeted the forty pairs Of stockings for tho
Winter Mission may row receive my thanks.
They are substantial. Go to my old resi-
dence Open tho cuboard beside the psrlOr
fire. place. and you will fad sliding door ia
tie left wall, which opens by spring. Ia
this lies a will in her favor. Proof must ba
given that the forty pairs of stockings have
been knit. and by whose hand. think, aud
may add, hope, Hannah will do it."
So Hannah. plain and hard worked ss sho
had been stood before them an heiress and
n bctrothed wfo. Jauo was glad. Becky
and Patty had the grace to endSavor TO be;
vas very generous to them.
Such is the power of happiness and wealth,
that, as middle-aged woman, Hannah has
grown quite handsome, and is By no means
g the plainest Of the lot" to-day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

Tho names Of Gen. VIM. Malone, Gen.
Joseph f. Johuston, Major j. ". Daniel aud
Col. T. W. NJ. Holiday are now most prom
iucntly mentioned in connection with the
next goverEOTship of Virginia. An intima-
ton in the Alexandria Gazette that Col HOl
liday will not accept nomin ination, brings out
the Winchester Nctrs in an article in which
it says: "We desire to correct this state
ment so far as it implies that Col. Holiday
has ever expressed any intention not to ac>
cept the nomination. We know that he has
not thrust his desire for the nomination upon
the public holding as we believe he does the
view, that the exalted Office of Governor of
Virginil is one that should neither be sought
nor declined" The same paper further says
that should Col Holiday be the next Gov
error, we do not believe there will be
in the State stihe end Of his term, who will
not be proud of the wisdom and prudence Of
our choice"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

That old and reliable Virginia paper, the
Richmond Dispatch, printed its New-Year's
edition on a sheet double its usual size. Civ
ing vast quantity of statistical information
in regard to the business, &c, of the city for
the past year. The Dispotch is a valuable
paper at all times, and one Of the most
thoroughly reliable in the South.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16
PoETIckL.
BEKTND TO EACH OTHER


Be kind to each other. through veal and through
Voc.
For there's MANY sorrow for hearts here below:
The storms of this lIse beat around us in vain,
If we're kind to each other, in pleasure and pain.
Be kind to each other when itfe is all lisht,
When music and mirih plense the ear Of the
nieht:
When pleasure spreads roses in glaudeur's gay
hall.
Be kind to each other and fear not at all
Be kind to each other IN sorrow or grief.
'Tis sympathy only can give thee relief;
Dividing Ou- sorrow but lessons our pain,
Be kind 10 each GENERALIZATION is vain.
Be kind to each other, whom sickness Is come,
Let not hing Lui SMILES ever visit your home.
Encourage and succor, and sooth the distressed.
b. kind to each other and still thou art blessed.
Be kind to each other through life 70 its close,
And when thou art freed from its wishes ard
wees;
When freed from life's tears, from its sorrow
and siehs.
BE kind to each nther and meet in tho skies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

COTTAGE HEARTH The january num-
ber of this excellent 6reside monthly presen en,s
most interesting table of contents, embrac
ing fashions, illustrations. music, poetry and
humor, and a receipt book which is in itself
worth the price of subscription. D L. Mil
liken publisher lO1 Milk ST, Boston yearly
subscription, 81 so
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

DIR. Rob't F. Baldwin, Physician and Su-
perintendeDt of the Western Lunatic Asylum,
at Staunton, Va, will please accept thanks
for a copy of his Report and that OF the Di-
rcctors oe that institution for the fiscal year
lS75--6
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

Hon G. J. Faulkner has favored US with a
bound copy of the Report of the Commission.
er of Agriculture for 1875, for which we re-
turn thauks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16
A Reminisoence of stonewall Jackson,

In recently published letter tho Hon.
Charles James Faulkner furnishes the follow
ing incident in the life Of Gen. Stonewall
Jackson:
AT the age of 16 years Thomas j. jack
son was a constable OF the county OF Lewis.
Va with his uncle Cummings Jackson as
his security. The first execution that came
into his hands was sgaDst n widow living
some twelve miles from the court house.
Jackson summoned a man named Charlis
Post TO accompany him and to assist him IN
driving away the cattle which he proposed
TO levy upon. When lie arrived theTo be-
found that the old woman had but ono COW,
the principal means of her support. SO soon
az he learned this he turued to his compsn-
ion and said Charlie, | will not levy this
execution on that poor woman'S cow al
poor as l am / would rather work night and
day and pay the debt myself" Upon that
he left there and stated the facts to his un-
Gle, his security in his official bopd. Hn
listened TO his narrative and then said
Tom, | see you were never born to be =
constable, my boy resign your otice at oncs
aud | will pay the execution" Mr.. Faux
ner says also {: Il remember upon ono &C.
casion | received telegram Of the extreme
illness Of daughter in Anpomattox county.
anu communicating message ilou neE tnAI
che wished to make some request of ne i'm
person before she died. | took the tale
gram to Gen. jackson and asked him for
leave of absence for few days. He read il,
and | observed q tear trickling down his
cheek, and after pausiUg for few moments
he said: Colonel, shall not refuse your
request. for there is nothing now requiring
your presence absolutely at headquarters;
but will announce to you the rule that gov
erns my conduct. When entered the army
gave myself up to my country, and however
might depIo1e my separation from those
love, and especially under the circumstancea
mentioned in this telegram, yet would nos
feel myself at liberty to leave my post here.
I have left all that are desr to me in ths
hands of my country and of my God"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

y West Virginia has the youngest Cover
nor in the United States.
- Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt died
at his residence in New York, on the 18th in
slant.
- Judge Richard Parker, of Winchester,
has been elected Grand Master of Masons in
Virginia. -
- The New York Sun puts it this way :
THE San Francisco Chronicle calls for JUS
tice to President Grant The idea is good,
but under present circumstances its execution
is impracticsble."
. 1t is proposed to introduced new and
economical feature in canal navigation by con-
Meeting the boats together in trains 1t is
estimated that this plan will reduce the ex-
penses of towage and hand labor about fifty
per cent.
- The employees of Mr. C. E. Haines.
the famous cigar manufacturer, celebrated
the incoming of another year of prosperity
for his establishment, by presenting him
with an elegant gold headed ebony cane
Stanton Tindicntor.
- Iu the latter part of last year an act of
the British Parliament permitted Victoria to
call herself Empress of India" in her Asiatic
dominions, the title being confined to India,
and on the lSt inst. proclamation Yves made
ut Delhi carrying out the privilege thus grant
ed. The programme for the occasion was
marked by Oriental pomp and maguifcence,
and boheld by crowd of assembled
tributary princes and potentates.
A Washington dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Enquirer says: There is excellent au>
thori,y for the assertion that Ccnkling, Ed
munds, Frclinghuysen and Christinncy have
decided to vote in strict accordance with the
facts and if the testimony taken by the South
ern committee shall prove that Gov Tilden
was elected they will not DO parties to any
attempt to count in and iuaugurate Governor
Haves"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

The NEW YORK MILLINER AND DRESS
MAKER opens the new year with number
even better, if possible, than previous ones.
Its handsome colored fashion plate.s charm
ing, aud its varied contents full of interest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

Senators II. G. Davis and Samuel Price,
and Hon. Frank Hereford, will please accept
thsnks for additional copies of Congressional
Record.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

and b Sta.
sioA. NJ. MAlL,,DAlLy.-Arrive,a a Gorion.
vile at - 50 P. NJ. connecting with c. a o. Ma il
Train at | 90 p. Nj. tor Rich uoud arriving at
Richmond at i 80 p. ~, and with e. D. Mail
Train at IL 80 y. NJ. for Stauaton, white Sulphur
and IIuntin Ztun arriving Huntington n 10 90
A. Nj. The Train leaving New forh at 50 P NJ
aud Philadelphia at II 10 a M connects with this
train.
95JP. M.SPECIAL EXPRESS, DAILY.-Ar
rives at GOrdonsviiie at , 30 A. NJ, connecting II
30 A. NJ. with e. Y o. E1press Tain both Fact
and West: the former arriving at Richmond = 80
4. NJ, aud connecting with Richmond and Dan
willie a nd Richmond and Petersburg express rams
for all Points South, ard the latter arriving at
Huntington al 6 45 p. NJ making close connoc
ton with Steamer for Cincinnati and the Vest
Train leaving New York at II 5o p NJ. and R%lti-
NOR. Is p w. connects with this tain. Through
cars from wAshing gton Richmond on his Train.
600 A. NJ. Train from Richmond. arrives at
Gordonsvile 10 Is p. Nj, conncerrg with the Va
Midland Train, leaving a. 10 2 NJ and arriving
~ Washi n @ ten al 90 p. Nj; at Philadelphia at
) 10 A. Nj. and New York at % A. NJ.
345 Train from Richmond arrives at Gorions.
vile 80 p NJ connecting with the Va. Midla nd
Tr.in leaving at I 40 p. NJ. and arriving at Wash
ington at II SIS p. d; st Baltimore } 40 a NJ !;
Phindrip phi. As A. NJ, and New ! oIk 20. A.: NJ
10 45 p Tain from Rchmond arrives at Cor
dnnsviIle , 40 A. NJ, connecting with the Va. Mid
land Train leaving at so a NJ arriving at
W.shineton at ! 80 A 81, Raltimore 10 35 a. NJ.
NJ NJ triaIah;a I 80 p NJ and New York 1 O5 u. NJ
through Cars from Richmond to Washington on
this train. ..,:J,o, =,
Train from Huntington arrive at Gordonsvttlt 35
A NJ connecting with Virginia Midland Trt 10 >
leaving at > 50 A. NJ. and arriving at waning IN
55 80 =; 40 ,I'E1rS ,nd Ms% Yofr !" x o5 p "
~ Tickets or Sale at virginia miolahp
Ticks, Office. COL and 603 PenHa AVs, us frn d
Baltimore and Potomac R. Depot OIL =
Streets. j. MORROW,
PAS. Ar't. 50! snd'6o, Penn Ave; e; Wa'hing gtOn
w. VI 2. DUNN. Eng. Supt. 'hlchnoi
10 l-T6-n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER 4 Co,

PERSON y II.
NOAH WALKER K CO,
The Celebrated Clothiers Of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of a plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call spccial attention. They will
send applies tion their improved and accurate
RULES FOR Sci F: MEASUREMENT.
and full line of samples from their i'm Inen.e stock
of CIoths, Cassimercs, Coatings, Shirtings, &c,
thus enabling parties in part of the country TO
order their Clothing and Shirts direct from them
with the certainty OF receiving garments Of
The Very Latest style
And Most Perfect Fit
sta:nablc. Goods ordered will be sentby EHpr.ss
to any part of the country. As ia we'll tno"n
bout the Southern States they have for Forty
three Years excclIed in all departments OF their
business which is substantial guarantee as to the
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and we'll escorted stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with full limo of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the Iates, novelties in design, and
AT POPCLAR I'RICES
When Goods sent per Express c. o. o.. there
will be n" coll! ction charge on amounts OF 3 % and
Goods aid Price 1.iat free nn nppiicaton The a. :
trution of the Trade is invited TO Wholesale
Department. which is always kept up to the highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furn ishng Goods. either
ready made or made to order.
165 and lG7 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, MD.
November 2S 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

A young man in San Francisco put out
one of his eyes while taking of shirt, a
spiral stud doing the mischief. Moral !:
Never wear a shirt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

- "Eooch Arden" drsmatizstion of
Teupysou's poem, has, with the lstter's con-
sent. been brought out 9. the Crystal Palace,
London.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

"A sad example of tho fatal nature OF
dip,heria has Just occurred in Paris. A
whole family. consisting Of father snd mother
and two children, we're attacked with il, and
carried of in short time. DR.. Regnauls,
who attended them, caught the malady. and
in spite of the care of one of his colleagues.
DR.. Biset, died also in twenty-four hours.
Dr. Biset was then attacked in his turn, and
he expired .--
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16

DESERVING ENTERPRISE The "Christ-
mas number of the Baltimore Weekly San
contained an immense variety of good things
embracing the opening chapters of one of tho
most beautiful stories yet written for that pa
per Through Meadows Green" by young
lady of Baltimore. At the low price at which
it is published, sl.50 per year, the Weekly
is one OF the cheapest end best papers in tho
county. The DH'y Sun continues to rank
among the able>t aud mos, thoroughly relia-
bic and interesting papers in the country
We have received n copy of the Sun Alma
nae for 1877, which the proprietors have
gotten up as New Year present for their
readers. 1t comprises thirty-six pogcs Of
valuable statistical and other matter, aud is
mos, creditablo production. The enterprise
of the Sun proprietors deserves and is con-
tinuaIy receiving the most extensive patron
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-16
FURNITURE FIXED up,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
And EoDairing.

TJNHOS U SPIN KS would give no. nr-A
l. tice tha he mas recently removed tSssSssE3e,
his Boot and Shoe Shop to his rcsi E5''<a2zss5SSn
donce on Main street. three doors below West st.,
where he ia prepared to
MAN OR REPAIR
tice and upon reasonable terms. Every effort i'll
be made give sAts ii, TO CusiomcTs and the
patronage OF the public is respectfully solicited.
March u, 1876.
SCHOOL BOOKSAND STATIONERY.
HAVE just received from Ph itsdel lphia a COM
slate line of II School Books used in the schoo!s
-of our so wn, which sell at as low hSures
"a any other house. Aay book not on hand can he
Furnished in \ 70 W days. have also large STOCK
Paper with Envelope, of all szes and shaPes, with
States, Pen holders, Pens &c, all nj low prices
cali aud oxamine C. e. BELLER.
ORIENTAL CREAM. the most elegant and del.
~ icate preparation for the Skin ever inven ted,
also Hagan Magnolia Balm aud Saund ers' Face
Povder To be had at G. E. BELIEF S.
TYSE Co.guliue for mendinc China C lass, Earth
u enware, Stone, Ivory, Wood, Leather, Trim
kets, Toys &c, for sale by c. E. BELLER.
DEAD THiS.-safcty from fire insured by usin g
II the Hang up Box Matches 200 IN a box for only
FIVE cents. Can he had at c E. BELLER'S-
ARGE GIycerine Balls OF Soap, only ten cents,
IL to DO had at C. +. BELLERs
l. be carried by any one travelling in an ordl-
nary pocket; for house use it i'd iudispen sable. -
Ths most convenient article OF the kind ever got
ten up To be had at C. f. BELLERS.
nURANG'S Rheumatic Remedy 10 sure cure
~ for Rheumatism in all its form1-it IL purely
vegetable and is guaranteed to give relief. For
s.I.b Z. E. BELLER.
TENTENNIAL Celery Salt for SOUPS Gr.vies,
~ Meats, &c, FOR Ia!eby {. E. BELLER.