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MACHINERY HALL.
Lately used for the
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

This extensive and we'll known Building is offered
private sale entire sectional parts the materials
contained therein, to suit the wants Of purchasers
1t aReously In the construction OF
railroad passenger freight depots excursion,
house. wharf and dock buildings, &c
For Information circular containing illustration
sectional view full description and address
w. G. ALLISON 4 CO
SID and Walnut sts.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Tho Importance of the system its life
and the direct bearing which has human are
thoroughly recognized and the danger OF overax
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the excessive Of tho appetes and propensites
subjects for consideration When the
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the and promptly apply the remedy,
thus avoiding the painfully slow seeking for the truth so
the inexperienced and annoying to tho
tient who very naturally wants to know without delay
what tho matter the extent OF the arrangement, the
sprobabtes of rccuperation and the time required.
the brain has become exhausted by intense mental
application deprivng il of the Of connected
1t only its strength by being properly fed and
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NNILitAM ABBOTT AUCrfUNEER.--fN,. coNsE.
w quence of tho death of the owner VIII sell.
Wednesday. March 10. nj 10 80 A. NJ the eicgRrt furn
turc contained in the house Ia East sth St. consisting OF
velvet and body Brussels kddcrnnstc and Ingram Car
pets: French pier aud manc Mirrors walnut sdooards
Cornices. lace and damask Curtains cnrlcd hair Mat
tresses feather Beds aud Pillows Eagercs Extension Tn
blss elegant ~ octave Piano. rosewood Fsror suits
silk brccael handsome Iookcnsc sBe,stcad handsome
parlor. library Chamber aud Dining Room Furniture
Crockery French Clocks &c Catalogues AZ sale aud ohes
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DOGS, BIRDS, sc,

A FOR SALE AL KINDS or FANCY DOGS.
1sBirds dc Medicine for all diseases Prepared Food
for mocking birds, at B. g. DOyEYs. No. 3Greene ST..
near Canal
A FEW VERY HANDSOME YORKSHIRE TERRIERS;
also full biooded King Charles and Puppies Stable,
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
PART CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY
SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.

On horse hst Is sound kind and true
in harness from three daysare
given to test warrsntees
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A CHARLES W. BARKER. .AUCTIONEER.-0REA
BRED TRoTTiNG COACH and SADDLE stock ever eH
brought to New York from the Blue Grass Region take
place tomorrow (WEDNESDAY) March 49, At IL o'clock,
at BARKER SONS New York Tattersall's, corner Of
broadway and 39th ST., comprising SEVENTEEN head OF
the grandcst and fastest young TROTTERS finest
combined SADDLE and Harness Horses and most elegant
MATCHED PAIRS Coach and Coupe Horses earth, n
Guiding the get Of AMERICAN CLAY, HOwARDs AB-
DALLAH; GRAFT HORSE, HAMLET BRIGNOLI, NED
notod Kensncky sires Among the Young trosters Of
TROT IN 225; sorrel Mare. 15 high, that CAN BEAT
$50; OTHERS that can trot in from 2 so DOWN TO
Gslding - high hnt is BEYOND cAvII. the most WON
FEARING and broke SADDLE Horse In the world; goes
every known gait and has hnfmile in 49 seconds,
superior team o bay Gedings 6 high Of great style and
kpce action. The stock view for trial. TIL
TIME claimed for the trotters will be SHOWN IN HAIR
NESS TO purchasers any time PREVIOUS to sale The
other Horses also be TRIED possible
required BEFORE the day Of sale.
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N,ATTERSALL'S TURF AGENCY, 225 BROADWAY
Books open on all events Lousve Cnp withers ans
Oxford and Cambridge; Combinations:
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
4 UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL { KEARNEY
IA no AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH Av
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II Bowsry National Bank
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State Of South Carolina,
OCONEE COUNTY.

by Richard LOWS, Esq, Judge Of Probate.
" made suit TO mo to grant him Lottcrs
of Administration Of tho Estate and Effects
of J. L. Breckenridge, dcccased--
These aro, therefore, TO citc and admonsh all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said J. p. breckenridge, deceased that they bo
and appear before mo, in the Court of Pro.
bate, 10 bo held at Walhalla, S. c., on Mon
day, 18th day of January, 1880, after publication
hereof, at ! l o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any thcy have, why The said admins.
tration should not DO granted.
Given under my hand, This Sd day of
December, Ammo Domini 1879.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Oeonco County.
Dec 4, 1870 3-6t
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Comments Of. the State Press on
Col. Aiken's Letter.
TCharleston News and Courier. I

This frank onupciation of opinion by
Congressman Aiken will tako away tho
breath of tho hide-bound politicians
who conceive of nothing beyond, or higher
than what is now known as tho Democratic
party. 1t is somewhat novel, wo admit, to
find Democrat, holding high public
otIico at tho hands of the Democratic party,
preaching its funeral sermon and ordering
its incremation. But Congressman Aiken
will, of course be loyal Democrat until
his millennial party shall be formed and his
millonnial candidate be found. This is not
yet. Wo grant that thero are Objectionable
features in tho Democratic party, but wo
have no idea that equally grave objections
will not be found in any other political or
ganization, in tho present or the future,
New parties do not spring into existonoo
perfect and fully armed. They grow up
littlo by littlo, year by year, and it is use
less to attempt to hasten tho process. If
the Democratic candidates be badly beaten
in 1880, the National Democratic party
will be considerably weakcped, and it may
60 to pieces. But to assert now that it has
outlived its usefulness and should be wiped
out is mother judicious nor just. What
ever is the case in tho North there is no
hopo or rest for tho South exccpt in and
by tho Democratic party TO proclaim its
downfall in advance is to place ourselves, in
our nakedness, at the mercy Of our enemies.
South Carolina's main business is to hold
what sho has apd to carry the State again
next year. The next highest duty is to
help to elect tho Democratic candidate for
President. Neither one task nor the other
will be made tho castor by giving up tho
fight before it begins, and casting about for
no7el methods With now men. There
certainly is not in existence, OF this time,
any existing political party, outside Of tho
Democratic party, to which wo can turn
with any expectation Of improving our
position. The National Labor party and
the Grconback party, in their various forms,
have no attractions for prudent men who
want just and stable government. Neither
Butlerism nor Kcarnoyism is tho party Of
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that theiri bosoms bent responsive to Tie
osll of tho Democratic party, aud that their
fcalty and loyalty to that grand old party
is tho exponent of pure Republican princi-
pies, is not shaked by past events or future
dangers, nor turned aside by tho disposition,
becoming 80 prevalent, to run utter now
gods.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-12-25
[Ncwbcrry Nows.]

Congressman Aiken has recently been
attending tho National Grange at Canon
daigua, Now York. Upon his return to
Washington he wrote lcttor to the Nc,os
and Courier, which has excited much
attention and comment. In this letter ho
speaks of tho corruption existing in both
tho Republican and Democratic parties
of tho want of patriotism, of statesmanship,
of ability and tho adherence to party pre-.
oept and bchest, which characterize tho
prominent men Of both these parties. He
despairs of their ever being able to riso
above it, Particularly does ho despair of
the Democratic party. lie secs nothing
but gloom and defeat in storo for it. Theier
fore he proposes and predicts tho formation
of another party-by the people-aloof from
and above tho lines and principles of either
of the existing parties. TO this he looks
for the future publication of the public
service and protection of constitutional
government. Wo do not know what the
sentiment Of Northorn Democrats is--wo
have not been among them as Col. Aiken
has--but We do know that tho Democratic
people Of this portion Of South Carolina do
not sustain Col Aikon's vicws and PROPOSE
tions. If Col. Aiken could hear the tones
of disapproval in which his constituents, Of
this, his own district, speak of tho contents
of his letter, no would beyo little doubt
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OcOMcc County.

BY Richard LOWS, Esq, Judge of Probate.
WHEnEAs. Mrs. Harriet A. Bryce has mado
W suit to me to grant her Letters of Ad-
ministration of tho Estate and Effects of Alex.
Bryce, Jr., dcceascd-
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OF December, instant, after publication hereof,
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any they havo, why tho said administration
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Giyon under my hand and seal, this tho 10th
day Of December, Ammo Domini 1879.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate of Oconeo County.
Dec II, 1879 4.2t
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The Night Before Christmas.

y " ~ sf ~ n :.
Tive. the night before Christmas, whom oil
through tho house.
, Not !, creature was stirring, not oven O
mouse;
The stockings wero hung by tho chimney
with care,
In hopes that st. Nicholas soon would be
y there;
The ohildron wcro nestled all snug in their
beds,
While visions of sugar plums danced
through their hcads
Aud mamma in her 'kerohicf, and in my
cap,
Had just settled our brains for long win.
tors nap;
When out on the lawn there arose suoh a
olatter,
arose from my bod to SOC What was the
matter;
Away to the window l flow like fash,
Tore open tho window and threw up tho
sash,
The moon on the breast Of tho now-fallcn
snow,
Gavo the iustro Of midday to objects below;
When, what to my wondering eyes should
appear,
But a miniature sleigh and eighty tiny rein
deer;
With littlo old driver, SO lively and quick;
knew in moment it must bc St. Nick
More rapid than eagles his ooursors they
came,
Aud ho whistlcd, and shouted, and called
them by name:
"Now, Dasher! now, Dancer! now, Pranccr!
now, Vixen!
On, Comet! on, Cupid, on, Dundcr and
Bltzcn!
TO tho top of tho porch! to tho top of tho
wall!
Now, dosh away, dash away, dash away
all!'
AS leaves that before tho hurricane fly,
When they meet with on obstacle mount to
tho sky;
So up to tho housetop the coursors they
flow,
With sloigh full Of toys-and St. Nicho-
las, too!
And then in twinkliug heard on tho
roof,
Tho pranoing und paving Of each littlo
AS drew in my head aud was turning
Down tho Chimney St. Nicholas camo with
bound!
lie was dressed all 10 fur from his head to
his foot,
And his clothes wore oil tarnishel with
ashes and SCOT;
A bundle Of toyes he had flung on his
back,
And he looked like q pcddler just opening
his pack.
His eyes-how they twinklcd! his dimples.
how merry!
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like q
cherry!
His droll !ittlo mouth was drawn up like a
bow;
And his beard on his chin was as white as
tho snow;
The stump of pipe he held tight in his
And the smoke, it enoirclod his head like
wreath;
lie had broad face, aud round little
That shook, when he laughed, like bowl of
jelly,
Flo was chubby and plump; right jolly
old elf,
And laugcd when saw him, in spite of
myself.
A wink Of his eye and twist of his head,
Soon gave me to know that had nothing
to dread.
Ho spoke not word, hn! rent straight 10
his work,
And filled all the stockings, then turned
with jerk,
And laying his finger aside his nose,
And giving nod, up tho chimney ho rose;
Ho sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave
whistle,
And away they all flew like tho down of a
thistle;
But heard him exclaim ere ho drove out
of sight;
"AlERRY CHRITMAs TO ALI, AND TO ALL A
aooD-NIGmT!"
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stout backbone is as essential to physical
health as to political consistency. For weak
ness of tho back and disorders Of tho liver and
kidneys. tho tonic and moderate dictetio action
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tho digestion by this preparation, the spinal
column and oil its dependencies arc strength
cned.
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