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DRATHs.

sARING.-On Wednesday the l4th instant,
Annie Estelle, daughter Of Edward ana
Mary Saring, aged years, months ana
II days. u..
The Ielatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the fune-
raj, from the residence of her parents, NO
$40 West Sixth street, on Friday afternoon,
February 18th, to meet at the house at 2'a
D, m,
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A NEW PROCESS for Preserving. \
n Corpse without using Ice or embalmlng
and KEPT week OF more. Less expensive
than Ice. Personal attention night or day.
All kinds of furniture made to order. Here
can be found large and good class OF sec,
ond hand furniture, which will 20 solA
s. W. cor, Fourth and Sniplsy sts: jy22-sna
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMI NGION ANL
BALTIMORE RAILROl-
November 27, 1876

BALTIMORE RAILROl-
November q, 1876
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
for
PHILADELPHIA and intermediate stations
6 h5, 10. 90, 8 81, lO45, am. = 80, d30, 20
Philadelphia and New York, 2o2 am, u IA,
1910, 546pm.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, Il 81,
s 80 q m,
Baltimore and Washington 10 50, IS, 80,
q m, II 50, 1925, 10, p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, 62'. 9S5, m, l3O, 8 80
pm.
Wyoming and intermediate stations 5 90
Delmar and intermediate stations. s 90
935am,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
s 10 q m, 5 90 6 80 pm.
Philadelphia and New York, OF q m.
Baltimore and Washington, II 50, 55 a m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the de-
pot. -
jan1.ly H. + KENNHY, supt'
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY T0 W1n w
A FORTUNE :-TAlRD GhAND ",
nRAWING, 1877. At New Orleans' Va
Tuesday, March q.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoM'
PANY.
This Institution was regularly lncorPodino.u PduooA
hv ,ha Legislature of the State 1or EuuGae
tional nurposes, in 1868, with CapitAnio.
q noo o1O. TO which has since been huusu ~ -
raSerne fund of $3.50, 600. IT'S GkANID PIN.
OLE NUMBER DRAWlNG6 WIN ast0 SaNo
Mace monthly. 1t never scales or poe''
homes, Look at thefolloW1ng schene'
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
10000 Tickets at. Ten Dollars Each.
Fractions of tickets in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES:
CAPITAL p PRIZE ssS'SSS @'SSS
90 ~ ~ 10000
qqvvr Wv 5000
rn1ZEa rnn1lGa o. 5n 5000
FhiA1~7 ~, 5000
- ~ M t,IU 1850
y 40 @ yNo 10000
lOO 90 1E0 $1,000
@ 6GV 20 ~ 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
o.x,mation Prizes of $500 82,70O
SAPpioGGl a. do 200 1880
~ ~ do 100 9U0
- 1000 ono
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S722,243.andH HNo NO BLANKS. LANE

pl AA,HtO'and NO BLANKS.
Greatest Single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United states.
Ey authority Of an act of the LEGISLATURE
the next All Prize Drawing will taKe pace
in public at Cheyenne, Wyoming. POSITIVE
ly January 80 1875, and to be conducted Dy
sworn commissioners.
s722,243 to be distributed.
All prizes and no blanks
Within the reach OF any one 10 opCalh
fortune for only small outlay.
TO be drawn the 18TH and 3Oth ofeach month.
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
on presentation at this office Immediately
ai1e! arsnd .nn u lash Prize. $4,000
do 10 do 1900
do do do 10000
AGrand Cash Prizes. 10000
Do do DO 5000
I'M cash Prizes. each l,OW
Tickets, s. each, or packages of 10 tickets
| $40. and tho balance TO be deducted only
| from the prizes drawn. Information FUR
nished, orders filled. Also agents for the
Royal Havana Lottery, and al legal1zed
| lotteries throughout the world. orders
solicited. Apply to Or address EMORY q
CO., Brokers, 81 PARK ROW, New York
! City. ooi"
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Easily digested by dyspeptic and weak
ali that is necessary to nourish every part
part of the human body. After being thor
oughly tested by gentlemen Of high reputa-
tion in the medical profession, 1t was pro-
nounced superior to any other preparation
febl7 0m WOOL64Cd q w, MHs,
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The Wilmington Conference of the M. e.
Church will meet at Milford, DEL, on the
7th of March next.
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LOTTERIES.
A Fortune For Only ST.

End dollar quarterly drawing; at new
0rleans MONDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1Sn.
Ia1ljISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoA-
PANY.
This institution was regularly incorg33- co. 3
ucation ii Purposes in 1858, with caPlta, 9 10.
$1,000 TO we1eh e1sa a. ~ nds fts aRXNn S1 SINGLE
II TtTMRER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. The season of 1877 opens WIN
the following scheme:
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4,763 Prizes, amountlngtV s1''''
Write for Circulars or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
P.O.Box 892 New Orleans, La.
or WILLIAMSON d co.,
3l7 Broadway, N. Y.
GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING, Tuesday,
Ap1il 3. Capital Prize, $4,000. Tickets e VI
each,
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eo, p,,uo. amounting to $685. ,525
A'sWg9 A'Write fnr Circulars or send orders to
"'''o '0 CHARLES T. HpWARR,
New Orleans, La.
REGULAR QUAkTERLY, ,c DhA"GrHo nA Gen'
on February 4, 1877. IlcRets s1oeaoi ~'f
ital prize $4,000.
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kT 8, DOWN WNING'S

RESTAURANT AND SAMPLE ROOMo
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
Rest wines and liquors always on hena:, n H..
Good billiard tables and shu1ne o9atu tHnsst st
tached to the saloon. Largest and nnIis. LIZ.
oyaters in the city served up IN every ''''s'
Meals at all hours. Call ana gMe10WWT1Na ge0
jlQ8m W. n ~"
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cies and land commissions.
would suggest a State agency, with
as much land at its disposal as could be
bought, long credit and low interest to
purchasers. I would incorporate similar
inducements to merchants and capitalists,
by giving away water powers, factory
sites and repeal of taxes. With COM
petent agency under the guidance of our
present government, an enlightened un-
derstanding of our wants and the means
afforded, South Carolina could have no
superior in the race for future prosperity,
and the day could not be far distant when
her past credit would be restored
Charleston would become a city of the
magnitude and influence which her
commercial position entities her to-
Commercial steamers would ply directly
with all Europe ;gSabbath school and
factory bells would chime where now
habitation is unknown; our swamps and
low lands would give place to the plow
and mower or reaper; fisheries would be
established upon every stream; snowy
focks would sport upon thousand hills,
and the millions of dollars which we
now produce, but 60 to enrich others,
would develop beyond every conception,
and we become busy and prosperous
people.
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= Asparagus is like sermon. It is

Asparagus is like a sermon. 1t is
the end of it that people enjoy most.
Two things in nature are detessable
"a girl who is trying to be woman, and
woman who is trying to be girl.
-Hornets cannot speak the English
language, but when they tell picnic
party to leave, it is as clearly understood
as if uttered by the most grammatical
Bostonian.
"A gentleman, on walking out one
Sunday evening, meta young girl whose
parents lived near his house. "Where
are you going, Jennie?" said he: "Look,
ing for son.in-law for my mother, slr,
was the reply.
He was gentleman from the coun.
try, and had ensconced his "girl" and
himself in the corner of horsecaE. AS
the vehicle sped up Shawmut avenue his
arm began to steal around his eoaApan'
IONS waist, and his head inclined loving
" toward her, unconscious of observa-
ton by few remaining passengers.
Just as the car approached Sawyer street:
the conductor thrust his head inside the
car and yelled Sawyer r. in close prox-
unity to Hayseed's head. The Latter,
hastily drawing himself 'sinto forn," In
dignantly remarked: "You needn'ter
howled it through the CAT, if yon did.
We're engaged, The rest Of the freight
set their faces toward the driver, and
grinned.
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Nor CHARLEY Ross.-The boy that
was reputed to be Charley Ross was taken
to Philadelphia on Saturday last. The
positive assertion of his guardians that
he was indeed the missing boy attracted
an excited multitude to the Continental
Hotel, and many persons vowed that the
boy was Charley. Two brothers of the
father examined him carefully, and then
said: "We do not think he is the boy"
A neighbor of Mr.. Ross said: 81 know
it's Charley Ross" The guests Of the
hotel thronged into the room to catch a
glimpse of the youngster, and kept going
and coming all day. In the afternoon
his guardian started with him for Ger
mantown, the residence of Mr.. Christian
K. Ross. At least fifteen hundred per
sons gathered in the depot to see him of,
and men waved handkerchiefs and wo-
men threw kisses at the curly-haired boy.
At Germantown the passengers quit the
train in body and followed the boy
their numbers increased by hundreds OF
residents there. When they reached MIR.
Ross's house the throng went on to an
OCQer uOuSe, GWO UlOCho 1Ooro, q NN
being made to enter Mr.. Ross's premises
in the rear. The crowd followed in con-
fusion; tramped over the the lawn, flowers
shrubbery, and even invaded the private
portico, driving the Ross family inside.
The boy didn't recognize any of the sur
roundings, or any person. When taken
to Mr.. Ross side he did not make any
signs of recognition. Mr.. Ross ques-
toned him at length. He said: Il live
with Mr.. Coffin. Ny mother lives in st.
Mary's; never lived in big town; l
lived in big cabin with one room in it;
I amt going to tell you everything"
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ross are confident he
is not their boy. Mr.. Ross says: People
are very foolish. If boy is found about
whose identity there is any secrecy
whatever, they jump right to the conclu-
sion that it must be my boy. They
never stop to investigate the facts
Whv, I have had five hundred, yes, near
ly six hundred, cases brought to my no
tice from all over this country, Canada,
and England, and in nine cases out OF
ten, when I run them out, they were
either illegitimate children or women
running away with children from their
husbands" The last boy was known as
Augustus Lowering, and was found at
st. Mary's, Ohio.
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RITEyeUF SUBScRLPTION.-TwoD DOLLARS
per annuu,, and ONE DOLLAR for six months.
Subscriptions are not taken for q less period
than six months.
Liberal deductions made to clubs of ten or
more subscribers.
RATES or DVERTLSLNG.-One Dollar per
square OF one inch for the rstinserion aud Fifty
Cents per square for subsequent than
three months. No advertisements counte less
than square.
Liberal contracts will be madewith those Wishing
to advertise for three, six or twelve months Ad-
vertising by contract must be confined to the I'M
mediate business ofthe firm or individual contrac-
ting.
Obituary Notices exceeding FIVE lines, Tributes
of Respect, and all personal communications or
matters of individual interest Will be charged for
andedeaths, and notices of religious character are
respectfully solicited and will be inserted gratis
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- Scene in a restaurant at the seaside:
Two gentlemen had tolerably good din
ner and were looking at the bill. There
was a mistake in it. In lieu of two bot
ties of champagne which had been con-
sumed the waiter had charged for only
one. "Shall we point out the thing?"
SAYS one, probably the more scrupulous.
"Well," replied the other, after mo.
ment of doubt, Eve had better not; the
waiter would be sure to be scolded, poor
felloww
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CHAMBERLAIN UNMASKED.
NILES G. PARKER'S STORY OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA RING.

Ten Years of Rascohty-An Expose Of the
Crimes Of the Carpet-6ag Government
from, the Reconstruction Convention to
its Final Ouerthroao- Fl. Chamberlain
and Fl. II. Ksmpton, the Arch Conspira-
tors-Parker Didn't Intend to Steal at
First, but Chamberlain Tempted him
NTH Golden Fuit-He Repents and Be-
heves IN Hampton.
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When the disorders of Babyhood at
tack your Baby use at once Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup and notice its rapid AMI BEN
efciai effect. Is cents per bottle.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS are compelled to
require cash payments for advertising ordered by
Executors, Administrators and other fduciaries
and herewith append the rates for the ordinary
notices, which will only be inserted whom the
money comes with the order:
Citations, two insertions, $500
Estate Notices, three insertions, 200
Final Settlements, FIVE insertions 300
TO CORRESPONDENCE order to receive
attention, communications must be accompanied
by the true name and address Of the writer. Re-
jected manuscripts will not be returned, unless the
necessary stamps are furnished to repay the postage
thereon.
a. We are not responsible for the views and
opinions of our correspondents.
All communications should be addressed to ed
itors Intelligencer" and all checks, drafts money
orders, &C., should be made payable to the order
of E. B. MURRAY & CO.,
Anderson, S. g.
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IMMIGRATION.

An Essay Read Before the Sitn.m,er 1leeting
of the State Grange at anderson, S: c.,
on the 9th of august 1877, By Mgor
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kept IN Cne DackSrOuuu dS lal CO no No"Ao
and pulled the wires, or employed Klmp-
ton to act as his proxy. 1t is too pre-
posterous for him now to pretend blind
ness and innocence.
WHY PARKER SAYS HE FELL.
In 1874 a civil action was brought
against me before mixed jury, Judge
Carpenter presiding, to recover $3.50, 600,
of which amount it was alleged had de-
frauded the State by funding coupons
wrongfully detached. The sole witness OF
Importance to the prosecution was a
forger clerk of mine, named Ladd, who
swore that had told him one day at
dinner that I had funded that amount of
coupons for Scott, Neagle, Kimpton,
Chamberlain and myself. He did not
say that the proceeds we're delivered to
Chamberlain as we'll as to the others, but
that Kimpton received the amount which
it was understood he was to account for
10 Chamberlain. Well the jury sat on
the trial about two weeks, and finally
agreed together that something must be
done. So they brought in a verdict
against me for $4,000. Assuming, for
the sake of the argument, that the YER
dict was legitimately rendered, why were
not indictments drawn against the others
who were impeached by the same testi,
mony? If Ladd was to be believed, all
concerned in this transaction were
equally guilty and equally exposed to
prosecution for their share in it. His
evidence, if it affected one: affected all;
These statements will be denied, OF
course. but I have endeavored to state
the plain facts as accurately as 1 could
I do not seek to deny or extenuate the
part which l took in this Ring corrup-
ton. I frankly admit these acts Of mine
in South Carolina, which l now bitterly
regret, and which I would give much to
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From, The Ns,e 1orh World of Monday.

The World reporter called upon Mr..
Niles G. Parker, at his house in Jersey
City, and obtained from him 8 very full
statement, which was taken down phono-
graphically. The statement was made
without previous preparation, and this
may account in great measure for some
looseness noticeable in the arrangement,
and also for any slight inaccuracies of
dates and figures. Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Parker was engaged in conducting a
large temperance meeting in Jersey City,
and on returning home made the follow
ing statement:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
Grange Mixture.

rg,HIS valuable FertiI ger is manufactured by the
IL old and reliable Patapscu Guano Co.. OF bal
timore. under the Immediate supervision of their
Chemist. DR.. G I-iebg. IL in ;rOduced by
them about three years ago to meet she general
dema nd for Il low priced hut genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. II has proved entire succ"ss and
the demand for it has increased, that last wear
the sales amou nted Ol0 Tons. Ii ia rich IN
all the elements OF p ant life which the cnce and
any other valu eless matter. While con taining
so large per centage Of Ammonia most OF the
high priced Fertilizers IL has nearly double ito
quantity of Bone Phosphate OF Linz 10 Eecom-
posed and available form which makes 1t
permanent in effect and sequentIv of greater
value to the iarmer than the high priced and high
ly ammoniated articles. Wcinvite farme,s to ca II
and examine the s.mp'e we hive at our ware
house WASHING ON LIPPlrT
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TAILOW WANTED!

THE HIGHEST price-in C.ah or Trade
4 paid for 1alUw. by u. s. HUG HE'S.
nRIED APPLES and Peaches wanted. in
~ trade for Goods, By D. &. HUGHES.
lime TOBA inch Hat piugs-at on y
Il is Cent? per plug, for sale by
March IS, 1916. D. g. HU GHES.
IIORSFORD'S Self Raising Bread Prepare
II tioa -un-urpasSed for making Light Bread I,
Biscuit, Cake' and ?Astry-f0 sale by
Feb. ~, 1876. d ) HUGHES.
GTALEY, Armstrong & Cbsdwic Choice
~ Roasted Coffee, for sale by
Feb. p. 1876. D s HUGHES.
BAKERS Chocolate. for sale by
ID Feb. -, 1876 d $. HUGHES
EHEAGANS HAISES' Choice Family Flour,
Il constantly ON hand IND sale ~
Feb. -, 1876. D. s. HUGHES.
FHEWISG and Smoking T"baccos-a full line
~ constantly kept on hand and sold cheap. BY
Feb. -. 1876 d Hughes.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stone China WRsh Bowls
- and Pitchers, for sale At \ bargain nv
Feb. %, 1876. D. 5. HUGHES.
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he Naturalist's Agency

/ AS been rstabIIshed at 1925 Lancaster Aven
ii uc, PnIa'teIPhIa. Tor the purpose of giving
Cl.lectUrs OF UGj cts at Natural HIstOry Oppor-
turIty buying. ling Gx;h angling their du-
p:lcates or cUlIectIUns.
1 have nov IS tons, and nearly S35. 900
woI IN OF Minerals ON hand. lhAvo sold over SII,-
COO worth the 18th day of January, vine tho
fret box WAS put into my establishment. Sester-
day, October 3ist my cash saIes and cash receipts
were $500.
Our MINEaALCoICAL CATALOGUE. ilu ated by
$500 worth oi engrAvings, is now ready for
dIztT!DUtiCn. Free to all To Cthers
rcceip; OF 10 cents for postage. desire cspO
claIIY call attcu ton TO my remarkably hne
specimens of Amazon Stone, of which have
kkvc had nIne-t.nths OF all the specimens over
found. have made SIX trips to the locality and
Ihluk may safely say that no more will DO found
GOOD cry stat s from Is cents ) LOO each.
: My TItaniun N.incrals the finest ever known
Bes!des the Hydrnrcu Titanic Acid, II ydrOtitaaite
a mineral recently anaIyzed by Dr. KO mig. of
Pennsylvania Univers'ty have also remarkably
well crystaIizsd PeroskiiC, Ei ookiIes of
size RLIiIcs genicu!atCd till they form D circle,
SChur onite. W r~ICEjte, &c.
a PcgRaite nave large surf ceS cove cd with
minute bright green cry stalS " e have the moot
he.m:!ul grees Waveliitc ever known. colorcd by
vSnaojr sCid-
Tho Column bite crystals that occur in the dina ION
Stone v'Iy Interesting The Graphite from
New NJ, xic" occurs IN xagUnHl prieus
Tho EuiboiI;e fTCIu New Nj xiCO is the best ever
found at any locality. We selling Amethyst
= Gar lower prize Ihsn il sold q before.
" have sold over 5 eco worth tpoe ;bO iG,h of
JutY
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"lHnneIH:

VTuITE-Heavy twiled factory, tw;!Ied do
w met. shaker, plain domet, And line
OF plain ali WOO! white FisnneIs
EJED I Iremans'. superior sCarlet meriuo ILL
"a ed fine and heavy and plain all wool red Elan
neIs.
EANTONS-Co!ored uublcached and blsachsd
" canrOus from l25 so 81
Nov. q. GEO. ". T. KEAESLEY.
pAhING MoIasses and Svrurs. Tor sale By
ID GEO. ". +. kEARSLEY.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE Undersigned having given his attention 10
L the Collection of AocJuuIs, Sc, has concluded
TO devote his time principally TO the duties of
eral Collector, and invites the attention IF Sler
chants and Business generally to the fact
Prompt nd energetic cfForrs my part will he
given the Collection Of all claiI;o placed in my
banda. A. ". Ora AER.
Charlos:owa JetIe.son Co., V. Va.
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HeaICh Eesorr
CHARLES K. LANDS.


FREQ Of Cost.
The following i, an extract from a tie.crIptiop
of VI"eISnh. Pub4'h'd "a chs New York T,tElnS
By tho we'll known AgTlCT!IuFiEt. $o!co Robinson
An the taTIncTs WcTs Of The FL! 10 dn' sn,.
nud OF tosIn, n no have turned th-.ratrs.:oa
iruiE' and MARKET 2A'do Ming. have !,-u.
The suiI IL am, vaTymS !ruuI sauty to-l-r.v
and surface gently undu!ariuE, iuttrsec'so viva
email stream HaG OCoa-i"nai wet meGdova ia
which iePoSI's # pest OF muck Slnred snf
6cient fer;IlIze she Whole uplaud surface. sit.r
il ha en- exha msted of IIs natural fertility
II is certainly cue OF the extensive tracts
in a almost level PosiIiuD, and SUitahle crnoi,np
for pI fA TminR, that know OF this side Of
the Western pThirIcP. We found OF tbs
Oldest farms ppsrenIIy just IS prOiitabIy Proaue
tive when fret cleared of forest fftJ or hun
drCd yearsagO.
The eeoIoEisl would soon d:scOver the cause OF
is con ,uuod fertility. The ~hols ,ovrtry 10 =
m rne q. pos', nd all through the soil EOund
denc-r OF 'aICR Tcous substsnces. generally in
tn. form OF indurHt'd cal"nrTeus rnErI, sbGvipg
IN Distinct forms of ancient sheilS Of the
tia foTmatiUu {: nd this msTly subGtsnce isFeAI-
ter. ali tn. ~ oh the soil in v"rJ rcUnHn ut.d
!rIn nd IN tie cxact condition nUs' eEs,J sGSirn-
Hated by srch plants the farmer dSsirss 70: eul-
tivHto
August J., lsT6-Sm.
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New staDI;s;ElIG1c rlt.
Wnnn WGax anLAnKalIiT3INa,

II E. ROHR having for number of cara hrea
~, engaged at the Machine shops of Nc-srs.
WeirCk L Weller. has co !uGed to operate indie
pcndentIy of tia; firm. nd h>s associated win
him his son, ]. Marshall ROhr, for the purpose Of
conducting the business OF the
NlNLF,l CTERE AND REPITP
of Wagons. Driii0, plows. and Farming inple
mcots eneralIy. The Sunlsh Piow will be spc-
cialty with this firm. Every description Of work
in our dopsrtmeD. will DC executed promptly aud
with pectatIrn of rendering entire satis!ac-
ton Charges will be moderate
Shop near Toll Gate in Chariesto~n.
Dril!s for Repair ought 10 he sent to the shop
early, that the nEccPsarT paEts that only lie OBJ
tanned abroad may be secured in good time.
d. E. Z. S. son
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
WILL keep n hand a constapt supply OF COAL
w of all kinds. and Sawed and Split WOOD,
which they will nd deliver in quantities to
suit for Cash. Orders left at lard.
n-r Samuel street and B. & o. r. 4.
o. Ca an paid for Bones.
June lS73-Iy