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CHAs. W. CRANE, at No. s2S Montgomery
street, room No. 10 Safe Deposit Building. IL
Sole Agent for the EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
In San Fxxncisco. Persons in that city hav-
ing business with this office are requested 70
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and collect for the same. All persons in Eu.
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Wonderful, but True !
A. j. DURLtNG,
PROPRIETOR OF TIE PEOPLES
Drug and Family Medicine
STORE, makes tho following
ANNOUNCEMENT.


Owing to the general nepTG 'siCn in business,
the Eieut reduction OF WAGES for labor, &c. l
deem it my duty at this time t. Plvo the people
OF lehlghton ara vicinity TIE LIoN'S SHARE OF
NY RoFITs Read AMI remember the follow.
ing PEccs of tew OF the many articles sold at
my Drug StOrei
PATENT MEDICINES-all 81 Preparations
So cents such rs Vinegnr llttCrs. Hos ctter's,
Drako'S pElntut ton, MisheI'S Herb, German
BttCrs and all others formerly q, now 80 cts.
5Jc preparations 4Oc. ana -5c. orepHratons2O zoe.
COLD, COUGH and LUNG REMEDIES. as
JavHC's EXOcc GRANT, Ha PS aLd Al ems Bal
san. Ayers Cherry PeCtOral, NJ ilk cure. Cod
Liver Oil, CCl Liver oil and LINE and OILERS
formerly II now 50 cents.
HAIR PREPARATIONS - Ua,rs HGlr Re.
newer Nioutaomcry's, ayers Hair Vlrcr,
and Mrs Aliens, formerly i low 8j cts All
blC. pICparJ tons OF above character now iOc.
LINIMENrS = LauGach's, Lows Magnetic,
DOnncllys FlcCtilC samson on. R"uWlVs
Rphci. Mage on, GarGlino on, Wldhre linl'
mont, and all others formerly SOC. now ioc,
Horse, Cattle and Mi ken Powders formerly
25c. now :Oc.' Durnt'S celebrated Condif on
Powders improved 3jc. per pound,
Kmaig's Hamburg DCOps, ic per bottle Breast
Tea, &c. a uaclngc; ri. Of all knGs formerly
@5C. now .Oc. per OOS.
PLASTERS-rorous Arnlca, Poor Mans and
All 9TH. l., formerly 25c. NOW .oc.
WORM RETEDlES-Worm SjYrups. Vcrmt-
IN cs, " OIin Lu22uECs and COniGclOls lOim
cr.Y sc. now -'c.
Roots, Barls Herbs, Medical Teas. Sc. &c,
formerly from lyc. to lJc. per or. now &c. To &c,
per o.
Castor on Balslm de Malta, Essence Of Pep.
pC In.nt, EsscnCe on Lemon, Golden IlnCtule,
paTCrOIlc, anu ClYCCrine formerly lUC to lJC.
now &C to lOC. pei botte
Everything Down! ! Dawn Down !!
Caustic soda. for Making Soap, from 0 ceurs
to 10 cents pCr ppuaG.
Castor on, strictly pure, 'Cc. per quart. oy the
gallon less.
LOOK AQAIN.-WALu PAPER, Gold Cit
pauCr iOr & aged Papers formerly 9iC. 10 3jC.
now @CC Wmte Blanks ard TlHts formerly lSc.
to g5C. now Pc to ijc., ana Blown EacSs iOrtl
eTly luc. to i2c. now -. to gc.
Physicians rIescupt,ous and Family Recipes
COMPOUNDED at Greaty liedUcel Rates. Go or
send TO DU RLING'S
nuvlnE had au experience Of almost Twenty
Years IL The Drug business. more thSn Zen NJ
winch have been IN LChiphtrr, | VIII III the IN.
tuTe. rs have IN the rast Gugrantes TO all the
very Best and PurG5t Drugs, Medicine, sc, u
be f0unt III TIE American Markets. Il BU Y
FOR CASH. Dec lr-nOv3
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~ Az III 70 MS

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend TO all patent
business with greater prompmess and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
"associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
patcntablity, free of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer to the German-American
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Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations.
at Washington; Hon. Jos, Casey, late Chief
Justice u. S. Court of Claims; TO the Officials
of the U. S, Patent Office, and TO Senators
and Members Of Congress from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO., Solci-
tors Of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
Building, WAsHIEsToN, DO. dsc29
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N. Y, Weekly Herald.
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Tho circulation OF this popular newspaper has
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DAitY HERALD. aud is arranged in handy de-
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are Given the Telegraphc Dispatches Of the
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aiOne makes
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Every week is given faithful report OF
POLITICAL NEWS,
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the question oil the hour.
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
Of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest as well
COveres relating to the duties of the farmer,
hints for railing CATTLE. POULTRY. GRAINS,
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1or keeping DullOlngs and farming utensils in
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department, widely cOplei, under the head of
THE HOME.
giving reciDes for practical Dishes hints for
making clothing 0nd for keeping up with the
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our Paris aud London correspondents on the
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Of the WEEKLY HERALD viii sRve the house.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
There is a page devoted to all tho latest
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
While all the news from the last fire to the
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WEEKLY HERALD, due attention is given TO
SPORTING NEWS
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every week a SERMON by some eminent divine,
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jan ) 1873
Postmaster General
Dear Sir

! wand To Know if half a Right for to
ESsemon a Letter ven it com in my office or
Post trn Ven | half suhsu. hion ia stealing
or eoumteTtd moncyyen half Know Right
ilr 70 ENsemnit sudch Letters, give me the
Right for il Ensor soon
Yours Respectfully
---Pm
ven you eHsor By Telegraph, sent it TO
-Reading Railroath Line.
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VALUABLE II FARlE
At Private Sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED offers at Private
Shle a Valuable Farming property. Itu-
L alcu IN BEAVER Run VALLEY, Ma!
hOnlng Township, CarDOn Coz. ty, Pa, 29S miles
from Mruch Chunk, and mics from LehiEh-
ton, containing lS Acres, about acres OF w1ich
ion, the balance being Timber and The I'm.
pryvGm ents thereon are u . story Frame Dwc.
ing House lGN?i feet. with Kitchen attached.
one Stable. and other necessary OutouldinpB;
also. an orchard containing about 100 Choico
Fruit Trees comprising Apple, Pear. Peach and
Cherry Trees OF various kinds
i his property, being situated near Mauch
Chunk and Lchigl ton, would make 1t desila
bic place for any one wishing TO engHoe in the
FrIit business. the demand Tor truck in tho
above places being nlwaYs rood and realizing
best Of prices. Beaver Run Creek flows through
the property.
To nav person wishing to invest IN Real Es.
tate this offers on opportunity seldom to be met
W tn For further particulars agUlv at tina
Cflice, or To the owner on the premises.
HENRY TUCKER.
Se1t |, iG77-"mOs.
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PARAGRAPHIC.
ivated ear-An car Of corr

Florida hotels are now serving shod,
green peas and tomatoes,
'-"SeIlng OUT lisa very frequent sign on
Chestnut street. Philadelphia
"A New York laundry styles itself" "a
society to encourage the wearing OF clean
shirts
MI M'rsn'i' VINO hrat discovered gola
IN california th'fIy years ago. sun liVes ii
Vha' a.o,''
-Ml'h.gA' llh'rals nave become a ne
eesslJy IN Hunungdon' owing to the preYa-
Ien'e oi small p'X'
II Is good hlng that beautiful snow IS
not one OF those things OF beauty that are
JOYS forever
MI. ana Mrs' mos Niloer' oi rams
Vllie' ono celebrated on i raay last the
seventeen o''nl'eIao'y ol 'h'!r "e''IlS'
,"l'''o" ana ''oO'' L'''"Huol H'SO
came '"'o power III 'ne same year i'iy'ahu
u''" On inc .''''' Gay % '"e year, jan 0''''
An aged negro died IN baltimoreFecent-
~ VINO was commodore Deea'ufs COCK
IN o'neE "oEuS' nc was &c caterer Oh Deco-
tor'
AT soIe ol oIoo"eu Oul!s IN FarIs' n.y.
on '"e -o'h ul'' 'he Iour'eehIh DUKE ol
1horhua'e' "hich II ihohths ago was pur-
chased ior @i'''oV' was soid ior Sl'S5o'
-E''f'cI from a ne" ffeheh Dcok ol Olo-
Graphy W. N'II Schur@ls ono ol the popu-
lar lecturers oi the United states. lie IS
quoted at 52oo llOOOi.) an evening.
The United States ship Supply, detailed
oy 'he navy department to carry goods to
the Paris Exposition which was to sail on
FEBRUARY Vth, Will not sail until week
later
-" seasonable weather. has come along
now, and we are likelyGto have it according
to the orthodox old recipe: "First it blew,
then it snow, then it thew, and then it friz."
1t is stated that Gov. Mcclellan intends
to devise method for the reorganization of
the National Guard of New Jersey, and re-
fers to the necessity of ample provision for
ride practice by the Guard.
In Japan The crows and hawks are used
as public scavengers. They are never mo-
Tested, and the result is that all the carrion
and other stuff left in the streets are pouncod
upon and carried Off Immediately.
The Superintendent of Schools in En-
met county, Iowa, is out in a letter of advice
to his schoolmamams. in which he saws:
"Remember that your time belongs to the
district, and leave at home your novels, love
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It invariably Cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Croupand other
Affections Of the Breathing Organs.
II, snnthinr innncnce nnon the i,ritnted lin.

Its soothing influence upon the icritnted lin
ing Of the AIR passages ia due to the Fact TINT
ii> Ingredients are the mOat c0CaC!Oua pulmOn.
ic simules known 10 medical hOtauvthc basis Of
the article be ug tho HONEY of the HORE-
HOUND PLANT, Chemic lily united with the
mralCIuGl p'iucip.c OF the hBlES Balls.
AMEA or Balm Of Glead. Thee are besides.
five other botanic c.CmentS winch give addt-
tiOanl Cflcqcy 10 tho 1rst numCd two.
Those who hlNC USrb 10 say that IlALE'S
HONEY OF HORE HOUND An D ia II is not
Ouly wonderfully remcdCrl III all cases where
the Orpans OF Respiration nTe effected but also
tDnt its action IL unusually rGpd. y few DO eS
frCQuenmy serve TO relieve Vcrv obstinate
couch. 1t contains nothing that can disorder
the stOmrch, n tlct that can hc alleged win
truth of nut few COi III remedies It has an OK.
tiCmoiy agi ecuO flavor, end 10 eOld at q hgute
which enables { lose Of the most limited means
to avail themselves of lt5 virtues
II Is simply madness 10 tiiHo with CuuGn.
Irritation of the Throat CheSU ana LuuPS
travels rapidly, aud what Is trinnc ana easily
conquoiaOc difficulty III troSe organs to-day,
may IN a few weeks uCvclOpe INTO Bronchitis u
C0nsumntiOn, two diseases which carry more
victims to early graves. than any other IN the
long lRl of bodily disorders.
A Cough may be titlV termed Inc preliminary
Stage OF Con umpiiOn, q m1lnGY Ot Wnlch
HAlE'S HONEY OF UOREIIOUND AND
TAR. is the sureet known preventive. Those
DESTROYER snOuld delay not moment 10 ta6e
this CERTAIN specific.
CHILDREN derive great henetit from its
SOOTHING properties, wien suffering with the
uarOXYsm3 of Group anu WhOOpiuS Cough. lh'
first named disease Is especially deSlruc I've
among young chilGren and this reliable remedy
should b. kept on hnnu ~ all house od5. BUY
THE LARGE PACKAGES AND ECONoN1z;.
PRICES, 90 cents and 81. per Bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
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SULPHUR SOAP, ,
The Leading External Specific
for DISEASES OF THEssKIN and
Beautificr of the Complexion.

II renders the Cuticlc IIealthfully Clear
and Smooth, and is the Best Possible Substi-
tuto for Expensive sulphur Baths.
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a THIRTY.THIED YEAR! ~ Z.
The most Popular Scientific Paper
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The scientific American Il a large Grst.clars
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Tho most valuable practical papers. by emin.
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Piano and Organ Taught.

MIss LYDIA Z. FINCHFR, Of East Mauch
PlANO or ORGAN. at their Residences ~
LELlGHION or WEISSPOR1, Two DRys in
al saSh Mseh' IeI furtheC pATeoalASs, epQuire a.
Nls OHoos tsF&sh
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AAA is not easily earned IN these tImss.

ClAAAy Is not easily earned IN these times
AHI but It can be made m three months
NV by any one Of either sexIn any part
,-. OF the country. who Is will ng TO
w0rF steadily IT the employment that we turn.
lsl. suO week in vOur own town. YOu need
NOT De away irOm home over night. NOu can
give your whO'o ume TO the work Or only yOnI
spare moments. It costs nothing 10 try tho
business. Terms ana t5 Ontft free. Address,
ut once, IL, HALLT1r II g Co
lebl0NlH Portland Maino
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Itis an IrcompnrGOle Remedy for nruiSes,
UlrCr4 It5 uuu every rrtlOlo or uhh'tlI"y
condition of the sk'n, and Is u most Sy'E Geapie
remedial agent gnl source OF SPECIFY Icl'tI III
Cages OF Guut md iiheuUpll7ln: -, 49,, ri, 81,
n 40 n most desirable Dl-l lNFECHANI Or
ri OrTtlINC, OR BED LINEN, worn ana used
iOus Hspa es. AMI ~ Capital k'Mtu' U,la iIe.
vent .tIvc uf them, when uAtl W. an y .C'i.I'
Persons employing u hlyo no need % ttNr Nil!-
ubur Baths, or to resort to sulphur Spllugs 4
balnnc purposes: .,,,-r ,,,r i,t, for, mana
de Tsb c tEuu any CoSm'dr, nee II , ln y @ tlut'
., ant q O. Ot th9. nature, ,conceHt CuhlpleAlou'
nj Bl, nj hes but removes thHm.. ,,.,-,,,,,-,
TAN FRECkLLS,p S,plMPLIS BLOINHEH,
ruI ma hIc aueruny yield To It's clarifying ~.
nucucaf ana it Is the velv best sop 10 th,Fe
with, because IL leaves t1c s!.lh sdl ON hl' nv
from the irritation prOdHC Il on a sths't!Ec cur
rlr nv the sbpnc!tiOn Ot the razor. 1t also
C0mp:ptrly erauicntHs DANDRutF'
u6u YES declare !; @ 70 i sIeesi6 omd 6,ior ioT
/ fl.rlrs' ard ldlc, moving II ;he uCsl circles oi
metropolitan ANA rural society spolk ol Il ~
ne. .In,niSis aour IN from all quarters Cf the
Union upuu Its Plup lrtpr many ol Wllch nave
De n pub. .IshCd In the form OF the neat puma.
.et procuaO,e OF lru"-s'S ma Fgntl Hn9ts
p,,i!prs HE or!ginUls being open 10 pUbnc /. :
spnCt'Ou vi hI- MEDICINAL " AEEHoLnE, 7s"' :
SIKH AVENUE, saw NoGN; ING MuG!e IL
moreover isCors2d hY tht "a coicu lta ti MY.
Like WOsl other F1mpuskeue lCf piiN \ -
EULluUR SOAP has been im,uicL roap1
without thu smallest frUClOu OF rtnelhl en-
Carv hS. e ugcu and are tU.steu upon the un-us'
TcC;II,lg and uunpscryaut, as genuine sulphur
SO.ps possessing properties Identical Wth or
CuIIlI 10 the Great SHcCltic when the.r vendors
spptl 70 IlyYl BY uudCrhuud competition. lh'
public should Therefore be CGUviM TO lnquiI
iOr GLE ms su phur Soap by MS iul' name
and see tia they get the eni article.
All resp fctr Die ID u plst'. Etnc. tanas ~ nl
ers and GTurrrs Keen GLENNlS SULPli IL
SOAP amt will ON dcmay fOI'i,, supply the
G'NulNE THING 20 thcIr customer.
| PhIEES, % cents per cake BOX, (3 cakesl
! scut Dy mail prepaid, tor ~ cents.
! c.. N. CrittentCn, PrOp'r,
| NJ aENEN SLNTu AVENUE Y. Y.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-27
HAMPTON IN SUMTER.
Hrs PATHWAY SrpEwN WITH Flow

HIS PATHWAY SIEEWS WITH rho"hhH'
SrurEn, September 2l.-'rhe meeting here to-
day was very largely attended by the Rcd shirt
Democracy and colored people, ANA rivallcd the
grand gathering two years ago. over eleven
lsmdrod wcarcrs of red, white and colorcd
shirts were in the procession, and between three
thousand and thirtyfyc hundred people gath
cred about the stand. Governor Hampton was
welcomed with every manifestation of enthusi-
astic affection, his pathway being srewn with
flowers and the cheering being almost continu-
GUS from his arrival to the beginning OF the
speaking. The Governor, Senator Butler, At
torncy- y-Gcncral IOumans, j. f. Bacon, Esq,
and j. G. Gibbcs spoke, and were listened to
with grcri attention. Sam Lee, Radical lead
er, proposed asking the Governor questions after
the conclusion of his speech. Lee is an espe-
cially obnoxious man, and his nim was so cvi-
dently to interrupt the meeting and annoy the
speakers that only the persistent efforts of the
Governor and Senator Butler saved him from
being very roughly handled by the infuratcd
crowd The excitement vas calmed, however
and Lee was taken on the stand and protected
until the conclusion Of the meeting. All passed
off we'll and the Game Cock county is growing
loudly. The review Of the military by Gen.
Kennedy and staff took place in the evening
The Governor has returned to Columbia Cor.
N,,,y ,Jf IgUT,cr.
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Nominations in Other Counties.


York COaHty.-At the nominating convention
held on the 23d the following nominations were
made: For the Legislature, Peter Garrison,
Chas. Green, Col. A.Coward, b. =. Massey
School Commissioner, Robert Latham Judge of
Probate, Andrew jackson. County Commission,
crs, a. =. Lindsey, Jas Seoggins, W. W. White.
All the nominees are new men, except Mas.
sey and Latham.
Spdrtdndury.-At the primary election held
on the 2lst, the following nominations were
made: For the Lcgislat ire, John Dewberry,
Gen. John G. Anderson, John D. Clevclan, j.
w. Carlisle Judge of Probate, G. W. Nichols.
Had our friend Farley been christcned John
instead of Hugh, he would have stood better
chance for seat in The Legislature. Hugh'll
do better next time, perhaps.
Marion.-The Convention nominated, on the
23d, the following: For the Legislature, Col.
]. c. Blue, Capt. r. II. Rogers, I. c. Moody,
DR.. w. NJ. Davis. Judge of Probate, John Will
cox, Sr., unanimously renominated. School COM
missioner, Rev. 7. =. Lyde, jr.
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Returned From Market.

Two by two our merchant are returning from
their Fall visits to market. They all tell us they
have purchased heavy stocks, and if may
judge from those already arrived, we can safely
say the stocks of goods of all kinds in this town
will not only be very large, but the most elc-
CANT and appropriate ever brought here. We
think the style of Dry Goods are beautiful,
while the prices are astonishing low.
Mcssrs. j. L. Cotton and r. r. Gee, have re-
turned. Mcssrs. j. w. McLurc anls Thos. Nc
Nally are on their way home, and Mr.. D. b.
Culp left here on Wednesday last, to lay in a
large stock.
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KIND ANDTRUE.-The New York EDening Post
says: The fact is that with all the unstinted
iberaiiy which has been and is pouring out
money like water. there is still lamentable suc-
fering for want of money in all the yellow fever
cities The distress is not merely that of per-
sons with the fever in their houses. The class
to be re)icYel includes not only the poor, as we
ordinarily use that word, but everybody WHO'S
dependent for support upon earnings of any
sort, because all business is at an end i'm the
stricken cities, and all earnings are stopped
Men who in ordinary circumstances are uccoun-
ted thrifty and well-todo--lawyers clerks, sales
men, shopkeepers-are left without resources,
with the means of livelihood cut oil, and ali
these men with their families are in n state of
dcsituton to which such men in ordinary cir
cumstances never come. Into the ranks of the
poor are thus thrust tens of thousands Of per-
sons who arc not thought of commonly, even as
possible subjects of charity. The need is over
whelming, the hclplessness appalling, and in the
ordinary.coursc of nature the cause of all this
suffering must continue its activity for five or
six weeks yet at the least Every d,llar that
pity can spare is sorely needed, and literally
as good people have everywhere given to the
cause, they must give more literally yet, clse
all the horrors of famine will be added to thoss
of pestilencc.