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UTANTED-TO ANY ONE SECURING ME
W. aplace In Government Printing Office to
finish my trade, will give s75 cash and then in
monthly instalmcnts until satisfied Address f.
&. d., Critic office nolO
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E,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT A GREAT
II bargain, 800 acres, ten miles from Washing
ton city, with good dwelling of rooms; also. four
tenant houses, In splendid repair; abundance of
fruits of all kinds; well-watered and well-fenccd;
exchange for property In this city or Virginia,
suitable for summer boarders VIM. II. MAIN Il
BROS cor. jpennn nVp nnd ri sts uc.gp
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III OF
THoS. L. wAGGAMAN, $40 Seventh street.
(Changes Wednesdays and Saturdays).
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY DESIRES
N a situation in any business, artistic or other
WISE where her services would not be required
later than or pm satisfactory references
given and required. Address, with particulars,
MISS IDA, 22s, East Capitol st. PostofIlce, city.
uOl0
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VXTANTED-BY a CAPABLE WHITE MAN,
w apOstiOn as manager on farm, or will
work by the day or week MS hand; can give
satisfactory references. Address No. 1923 ST. Q.
nnll
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VJIANTED-A WIDOW LADY, OF EDUCA-
w tion, wants employment copying, letter
writing, nmanuensis or any position Mt which she
can earn support. Address MEETA, Critic Of
flee. noi4
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WANTED = A SITUATION AS STENoG-
w rnpher; can write 100 words per minute
and can transcribe them quickly I'm good long
hand, and can operate the type writer. Address
MRS. j. 1. DODGE. Oswego, N. Y. mol.
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-25 ACRES, 4
II miles from the city improved by house and
good grist mill, In good order, with stabling for
horses and cows fruits Of all kinds, excellent
MAIN ~ BROS, cor Penna. ave. and I'd st. oc22
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UTANTED-A COOKS PLACE IN A RES
w taurant or dining rooms Address 1873 I.
st. n. W. nO12
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WANTED---SITUATi0NS.

UTANTED-BY a YOUNG, RESPECTABLE
w girl, white, OF good parentage, with fair
education, II situation ms nurse or nursery govern.
ess. Address, relating particulars, L. f., Critic
Office noli
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WANTED---HELP.

WY ANTED--A F1RST-CLASS BARBER. AP-
w ply at cigar store, cor. of 9TH and SITS. $. e.
nniO
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LNoR SALE-A BARGAIN; THE ENTIRE
II patent covering little notion, which will
sell rapidly in every city. Address SUCCESS,
Critic office. oc3-tf
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Monday, November Ia, 1881.
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WY ANTED - BOY. WITH REFERENCES,
w to run press McKibben's Printing office,
S02 ID Vt. n. W. noi1-3tA
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yXTANTED--A PLACE AS COOK IN A RES
w tanrant or dining room. Address 1882 l. st.
nOl1
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A RARE CHANCE-FOR SALE-FARM IN
"a Prince Georges county, Md, ten miles from
Wilson's Station containing so acres, 1900 choice
fruit trees-apples, peaches: pears, ounces, dam
sons, cherries, &c; plenty ofwood and good water
large and comfortable house and necessary out.
buildings Address H. j. A., Critic Office nu2O
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FOR SALE.



Advertisements of Three lines under this head
inserted times for % cents.
NOR SALE-5 BUILDING LOTS ON CAPI-
IL tol 1Iill, near Lincoln Park, containing 2,l00
feet each at $3.50 n pece title perfect; terms: half
1th ST. nOl03tf
CARRIAGE FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN.
~ j. AMBLER SMITH, 9th and ID SITS. no9-3tf
EOR SALE - JUST ARRIVED, 30
II head of driving and coupe horses: q w
Among them nre four pairs of matchedZcyS
coach horses, stylish and good drivers, at Huguey
& Bowen's stable. No. 6i5 N. Y. ave. no.-2wf
EoR SALIs-A RARE CURIOSITY IN AN
II old newspaper. Address s., Critic office. ocl4
EOR SALE--A FARM WITHIN ONE HOURS
II drive of Washington; high and healthy loca.
ton; suited to growing corn, wheat tobacco and
clover, or for iruckng will sell heap, part cash
SHAL III, CITY II, D, se16
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gei einem @efpra6e iiber sSefferio,

gei einen @eiprd9e iiber Seferion
Davis Bud duserte neulid General
2cusirstt Eolsenoe Nnfidten iber mebs
rere $oeerfabrer i'm lebtcn Sriese: v@en.
See war elm ebler @baratter, aber ais
5eerfabrer nidt feblerfrei; in ber Sise
ber SAladt mar er nidt INNER faltbli=
tis, cine giseniAaft, bic ieoer srpBe
Militdr beleen iollte. @eneral Stcnes
wall Sadicn basesen beiaB sroBe Selbit=
beberriauns mnb bate bas weitere Ser
bienit, oab ct bic Iruppenbetuesunsen
nit GROCER Yanttlidfeit al1sfabren funnz
te; er mar elm srrBer Telo1err. @rants
yOrtbeil beitanb bauptiidlid nur in ieis
ner arBerorcentliden Selbitbeberriduns.
Son 100 Sffisieren in bet Nrmee piirben
80 wabrideinli6 cine Before tbeoretiide
Yrafuns, als Grant, beiteben @raut
ater 1T Der praftiide SOlpat, oer in oer
Sdladt feline aaltbliitisteit bewabrt." i"
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Cine BDbttbdterin.

Osfast bic 5tars fur fs unS U1rs
Wnslcw wirb bslpsilen, bab iie bic ams,
rifantl6e 5lcrentner Nadtieau Ger Rin.
Der III. Dapon ano mir 70 iibsr,eust,
bab mir unisrer Sup" lsbrsn wsrosn
3u fassn: ;. .@eissnet lsi Mrs @inslow" !"
neil 1e berislben bsbal1liH mar, iib.r bic
Yeriube bss 3abnens unb antere Be-
lhwsrlthfeitsn fir 8inbsr 9inw ee,utom.
msn. Wers gDinslom @uotina
SYrup nimmt ben &lnbsrn bic SAmer-
gen uno turirt Dyisntrie unb Diarrboe.
VI maft ben @aumcn 3art. tefreit BON
Gnt3anpuns unb brtnst bas &inb slldliA
iibsr bic Ysrcpe bss 3abnens biuwea.
Gr tbut seraee bas. tpas CT puraisbt ~
ttun, MaeS unb nht rpentssr. gDir ba.
Ben sinmal Mrs Winslpm aeIeten uno
tennen is nur purh itren Sopttna
SYrup fur Rinbsr. Wenn mir bic
Watt 6dtten. tparbsn mir as als 5silant
fur bic 8inber binfellen--mas Hs aud
In Der 2bat III. Der Syrup mirb In
alien apOttstsa gu 25 Gents per 0lul9.
psrfauft.
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ebe Marusia muHte wie ibr seihab. bate
er 1e an ieiu 5er3 seriiien, ibre idmies'
fame @eIfalt bog fd In ieinen itarfen
Nrmen wle oas Rebr, weldeS oer Sturm'
wino in. yesriff itebt gu fniden, nit un<
sdblisen, beiben Sa6en bebedte er ibr
Saar, ibre Nusen, ibren Munr.
Wtein! rief er, Du biit mein!
Sultan, Du eridredit mid, fammelte
fIe, als fe 1d enolid beinabe atSemlos
ieiner lImarmunp entwanb.
Wesbalb tait Ou mid Sefcltert ba'
burb, bab Du mid auf bic Yrobe ifeQteft,
pdtrenb Du bic Siderteit in Der Sanb
hielteif, mar feline Nntlport.
sic ldmies. Yiit tlussr gere6nuns
bate ie 1d Sofia teoieut, uu bic 2ei'
tenldaft Rapfaibe'5 bis aufs aeuberite
gu fteisen, uno nit 3ittern sewobrte iis,
bab fe ben Ycsen bcinabe 5u ltraff se<
lpannt tdtte. Der Yreis mar errunsen,
bic Turitenirsne wintte ibr, aber bieIe
stunbe bate iSr aud bic @swi6beit se,
seben, oab lie fcrtan nit gorHdt unc
iluaer Berednung eins wilbe yatur 5u
lenten haben peroe.
(gertfesuas fuIst.,
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-6abt Nht auf Cure Slet.
men! Dis belize SatresSeit III bic &c.
fabrliARe Jeiabin fleinsr Rinber. MQsnt'
talben lauert itnsn bsr Sob auf unb Be-
brobt itr 3artes es6sn NIT Sommertranf'
teiten (Summer gomplaint) wie Ourd'
fau. Rubr &c. MIttsr, bsbsnfst, pab es
fsin bs1sres Mittsl siett. Cure 3Ieblinse
asiunb unb n,unter gu ertalten. als inoen
SIR 1e NIT Deutldes Rinb er'
mebl (papotrcpbins) srndbrt. SelbQ
t,dntItds cber fdwahithe Ginoer madI
Dsutihes &ineermetl munter, fraitis uni
sefuno. Sn alien renommtrten Mpsttss
fen ,u taben.
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San Yeorp Springs Yarf.

Der teliebteite grbolunssplae in Te=
ras, nur cine Wfeile pom Sauptplaee in
Gan Gntonie selesen. Die Wasen ber
StraBenbabn fahren ale 5ebn Winuten
blnaus unb aud nad ber Stabt suriid.
Nae arten bon @ririidunsen better Qua
litdt finb I'M Yarf gu baben. Sortreffli9e
8aoeselesenbeit &c. SSflide Bebienuns,
ppllfOmmeue SronunS unb 3ufrieoenbeit
far Gle wire sarantirt. Wiuiif gu
cher 5eit. 5. N. 9eri9, gisentbamer.
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100000 Iidets 3u 2 Drllar isces
6alte Tifeta ST..

Gfu. g. q. Reaurssara naa @eu.
9ubal g. Garly.
~- @nfraben fur assntsn, fpwie Staten fir
GlubS t6nnen nur in Der Office 1T Stem. Srleans
eemadt wsrben.
WsBea 2ireularen %. DeftelIunaen f1rsibe man az
so. u. Daupbiu,
NtW Orleans qd
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- Cine auBfair, beren Grtras man su
wobltbdtisen 3weden perwenbete, muroe
neulid in &cme. Ga, absebulten. Gie
Yreile ,paren peri ridieoen, ie nadoem oer
SuBlidtise iid elm Wsacden pber cine
per1eiratbete Sruu pdblte. Iud bas
Nlter ber Damen bate bei ber Setltelz
lung Der Yreiie elm Wrrt mit5ureoen.
Sier bic GuB=Y Yreisliite
Mabden uuter 16 Sabren- .-.25 Gents.
BON 1870 -.-.50
BON 20-25 >. IS
6rauen unter 80 Sabren. ... 90 !"
bon 3O-4O so
Mibden BON 30-4O Sabren so
Das Giiien bon 6rauen bon 40-5O
Sabren foltete 25 Gents, bon Srauen
aber so nur 10 Gents. Melteren Sung
frauen bon ater 40 Sabren fpnnte man
fit Elm Nidelitiid 2 &alie seben.
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(gsrtfebuns f0Ist.)
c5R es M ! al t d.

bab eiu aus 70 einiaaen Wfan,en, mis
Sopisn, Buhu. Nianorasons uno aSwsn'
aatn aubereitetes 5eilmittel, mie bas Sop
fen Bitter, 70 bislc unb wunberbare Su'
rem perridtsn taun? So mue pobl 70 iein.
ssnn penn Sung unb @lt, 8ei& unb Nrm,
pa1toren unp GcIioren, @rppfat'n uno
Gbitorsn GHentlsd be3eussn, eab ffs bur6
baGslbe furirt ,pstben, 70 miifsn mir wotl
alautsn une piirisn niht larger ,ws'fsln.
Gas gl1tere in tiner anbsrn Spalte.
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Durh@hIaaenber Grfpla.

uster 1000 grsmplare bss In ben
SpaI'sa elsier 3situns anes,sistsn 8u.
dee Der @ettungsanfsr" wurs
ben i'm eaufs oss sortssn Monats abss,
isBt. unb mir fnb fef baSon iiber3eust,
hab jeots tsrlelben in has 5aus tes 5anb.
wsttsrs. Garmers unb @sidaftsmannss,
iopIs In bic ilraalsnDsn Yalaas Der Nri.
den. Grsubs. SrOa, 5rieesn unD Glud'
leltsfett esbrudt Bat.
Soften mir. pab turd bic wsrtbSOlsn
&attIdldSe bss 8ettunssanters
eueltt rem erbarmliGsn 1rsbsn bsr
SuadIa.bcr, 5abrifan!sn lossnanatsr cleo
trilder 5silmittel, feuie Nsptrsnos" unb
Der WerfaHer pertblo1sr SupeIlhriftsn,
bic gidts ais bic Nusbeutuns itrsr Opisr
bejweden, elm baloises Gnoe bereitst msr.
he. Dies 1T un(er aufrtdtissr @un(h.
philadelphia ,,Sassblatt."
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Damen<, Serren= unb Ginber@
Strampfe bei Sdram& & Go.
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Sano s,t nerfamfem.
Sa8 fh1nffe Sefittbum an 3epne
Grcgf, Serdr So.


Siebenbunbert unb adtetn afer QanS, ent.,
taltenb 100000 gara5, II Meilen nrrbeltlwidi
asn Gan Intonip, su bsben Seten bsr 2euns
aelesen, reidlid nit Mal1sr unb 9aumwubs SER
ieben. ftnb Su annebmbaren Yreif.n Ipfprt eeaen'
9aar gu serfaufsn Das 2anb III Bic auf wsriae
Ider eulturfdbis unb fam fsbr lti9t in Yer YER
fdisotne Carmen eineetbeilt werben, 70 baa iete
Garm 100 Ndsr suliurfdbises 9anb ertdlt. So 1T
bas cine quite Gslesenbett fur sinen eanbpirtb,
fd In ber Nase elmer iebt f1cn sroBsn unb tda>
YOn 5lseln umrabmes 8eiibibum sa ernerben.
Das &Iima in iener gessnb 1T ausssssifnet, BITE
2uft leid', rein unb truden. Dislss aum 9erfauf
ansebstene aanb bilbtt bas ft5Aite 9tal an ber
2eoae III unmitteltarer Ndbe Der BON Gan Mntp>
ntc mad Griebridsburs fltrsnbsn Yoitfrass.
Wesen Der ginRlbtttn fuenhe man Ih an bic
Offit Der ,.0reisa grsife fir asras." Gan Mn-
tonic. 1tras. 2.6,w6R
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Sic 8eraa6ung eiaes Giiembabms
attaes.

0$*S~~<
8or einigen Sagen tpuroe in Wdi=
iouri etn giienbabnsug beraubt. lleber
BEN 0er9ang Der Sadie beri6tet Die
Mmerifa:
Sie Sadie trug ii6 Treitas @benbs
gegen balb Sebn nbr auf einent bon
aanlas GitD fommenoeu, III 0itli6er
9idtumg fabrenben 3uge Der Chicago,
Gof Sslanb nnb Yacife gilenba9n gu.
Nls ber 3ug slt Cameron, III Clinton
GountD, Wlo., anbielt, itiegen bier
Mdnner, unb mie ct barauf ST. @initonL
spDlf Wteilen tpeiter Oitli6, anbielt,
itiegen orei tpeitere Mdnger eilL pel6e
suIammen ben &aub unb Die @forbs
t1aten berilbten.
9lls ber 3ug gBinIton pertieb, befan=
ben f9 5tpei BON ibnen ont aneeren
Gnoe bes Gepddpagens in ber 9tdbe
oer 2ofomotioe, stpei auf Dem Sritte
atpif1eu benz Gepdf= un6 perionen=
ipagen unb brei i'm Yerionen,uagen.
9urs na6oem Der 3ug @initon BET
laNeu bate, iammelte bet Ganbucteur
%. Weitfaa i'm perionenwagen Die
6a9rfarten ein. Qtls ct onmit nabe5u
su @nbe mar, 1prangeu bic brei be5ei6z
neten &erle, jeber nit einem &epolpes
in ber 6ano, BON ibrea @iben auf.
giner BON ibnen, elm GROCER Wann nit
| i6marSem 8arte unb einen Seinpanb=
rod trageno, rief Dem Gonoucteur gu:
.6a[ten Sic Shre 6anDe in Die 6Dbe.1
llnmittelbar barauf i6OB Der &arbz
m6rSer 3ipeimal auf ben Gonoucteur
unb apar, inbem bieler balb a6gefebrt
fauo, binterriids. Sie er1te &uget
6rang bur6 Die S6ulter Oes 8eamten
unb Die stpeite bonn &iiden aus, in Der
Ndbe beg &iidgrats, bur6 ieinen 2eib.
Ser Gonoucteur, iDelGer iib in Der
9fdbe Der binteren Sbiire bes Wagens
befano, i6leppte ii6 nod na6 bep
Sritte be1elben unb fiel bann berunter.
Seine 2eide muroe ipdter aufgefunoen.
Gin nit i'm perlonenmasen befinbli9er
Steinbauer, Wamens Sbomas Weglerz
nan, mel6er betn @onbMfteur au 6ulfe
fommen ipDilte, ipnrOe bon Den &aub=
m6roern bur6 bic 5tirue ge16ohen uno
get0btet. Oie Gduber tpoilten bas auf
oem 3uge in 8ermabrung bes Ngenten
Der Ser. Staten @rpreB Bcompagnie,
CHARLES Nturrap, befinoli6e @elo er=
| langen. Sen pallagieren nabmen iie
gd6ts ab. Sn ben am gnoe bes 3uges
| befinoli6en S6lafmagen begaben iie
ii6 gar ni6t. gBdbreno bic genannten
ltntbaten i'm perionenwagen beriibt
,uurben iibertpdltisten anbere Sbeilz
nebmer an Dem 8er6re6en ben @rpreB=
agenten unb aiuangen i'm bur6 ber=
gebaltene &epolper slr 9erausgabe Der
S6liiiiel gu ieiner @elbipinoe. Sic
6ffneten bieie iobann unb nabmen oas
barin befinblide @elo, mebrere tauieno
Dollars (ber genaue 8etrag 1T nod
nidt fefgeitellt), beraus. 9ie suei
@auber in Der gtdbe Der 2Ofomotibe
1 i9olien auf ben Sngenieur, obne i'm
| Ieoo9 gu .treifen. Ser Geuermann
| lof6te beBbalb Die 2i6ter ber 2ofomo=
tlpe, au6 oas uoroere 6auptli6t, aus.
Die Tduber entfamen nit ibrer 8eute.
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Stimmt an ben FROZEN
N nbeeaus. Do SOZODONT
III, siebt es tfins boblen 3atne msbr.
Manntr, 5rauen, &inoer, alle eebraudsn
paHsl6e uno iiteraa bieie;6e psridSnenbe
teiltnbe Wirtuns, badslbe tofet 70 ypsnis
unb IN bod 70 unsnDlih sisl merit. Sra.
gen sic SSrsn DrusLitsn banaA.
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La. 8. u.

y II 8
Die 2euiiana StaateIotterie III bic einsise, bts
San Dem Sole enbp(tirt uurbe
Glue quite 0efegengeit (eia Gfad
s,t MAIDEN.
Die 3iebu 8 Der Rlal1e q Fnbet 1ait
in Stem SrIsaas am Dieatas ben 9 @Isui 1881
Qouiitana State Qotterp So.
Dtefss Snititut wurbe i'm Satr. 1858 fir Gr.
sie5anss> unb lDOtltbdtisfeits 9wsde bon br
StaatslesisIatur sefeb!it ineurporirt nit easn
fapttal BON 81 ,o60.e 200. su wslGem Fe eitttr
.insn @eferpsfuno aon $4,000 biasueefiet ta..
Sere aroben 3 3iebunsen son einselnep
Rum NJ era f;nber mpnatlit fat. Nismals nirf
cine 3iesuns ssrfbsbsn. Ran lsfe nadfplaenbs
wreisssr.seiIurs.
Gnt,.fnxpi. Gao (s(in
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Seit ciner yfeibe peu sobrsn =

= Setf clner Helbe BON Sabren ae.
braude id, in meiner 6antilie Or. Qu.
gu # &Onis'S Samburser9ro
pfen, idrcibt Serr Satob 8uid, Gop.
lprpille, Ba., unO iiible mid, SeranlaEt,
oeuielben cus bette gcb gu 3Ollen. Sdon
manher meiner Befannten bat auf mein
Nnrathsn bic 9ropfen senOnllnen unb iid
in leOer Se5iehuns tefrieoisenb bariiber
aus9elproden.
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5n fur5er 3eit bat y 9. 6raut
iein @eiddft beinabe um bas Dcppelte
persrSBert, neil ct feline Waaren gu biai=
gen Yreiien perfauft. Serr 6ranf emz
pfieblt aae Naaren fir ben 0telt ber
Saiicn 5u auBerf bi(lisen Yrsiien.
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MAKING WATCHES.

De1ective Watch Cases are one OF the chief
causes or SO many watches not being good
Time pieces The cases being thin and not fit
Ilhg well. admit dust and dirt to the move
ment, which soon interferes with the running
parts OF the watch nccessitating cleaning. re-
pairing, &C., ana the amount thus paid out II
applled toward buying good case In the he
ginning, "ohld have saved all this trouble and
expense We have recently seen n case that
meets all these requirements, 1t having been
carried for over twenty years and still remains
perfect. We refer to the JAS. BOSS Patent
stlhcned Gold Case, which has become one
OF the staple articles OF the Jewelry trade
possessing as 1t does so many advantages over
all other watch cases. being made OF two
heaVy plates OF solid gold over plate OF COM
position. And we advise all our readers to ask
their Jewcler for a card or catalogue that will
explain the manner in which they are made.
lt Is the only stiffcned Case made with two
plates OF gold, seamless pendants, and centre.
Solio joints, crown pieces, &C., all OF which are
covered by letters patent. Therefore buy no
case oefore consulting a Jeweler who keeps the
JAS BOSS Patent Stinened Gold Case, that,
you may learn the difference between It. and
all limitations that claim to be equally GOOD
For sale by all responsible jewelers.. ASK to
see the warrant that accompanies each Case
and don't be persuaded that any other make OF
'"'o 10 "S Hoou' 12.
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is noU ..[,-. :. .,.
There is, on the face Of it, nothing
improbable in the burning Of Column.
bia with Mt least the acquicSccncc and
assent of Sherman. 1t is not an lso-
lated case. If Columbia alone had
been burned, it might remain, to the
North, a question of veracity between
Hampton aud Sherman. between
"Rcbcl" civilians and "Union' sol.
! Iicrs. The chanccS in that case " ould
tayu, Implicit confidence in the North
in the statements Of the latter. But
WHEREVER sltERMAN's ARMY WENT,
in South Carolina, they burned, raw
aged and destroyed. This was so in
Blackvillc, Lexington, Winnsboro and
other places. When Copicdcratc sol
diers were absent, Shtrman's army
touched nothing that 1T did not de-
stroy. Our reliance here is not OF
Southern testimony, though it were
easy to find hundrels Of our people
who saw, and WHIP suffered by, ,h'
work Of dcvusta:ionl There was not
town or village ih the State whicl
Sherman reached where the gaun
v chimncys, rising from smoking ruins
o did not stand as monuments Of tn
Is victories of his lcgions over sud-cl c
" women and waiting children. Co
Conypgham, U. s. ~ in his "Histor
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18

The Ne,cs and Couyie,'s reply to
Sherman is blow between the eyes.
1t shows by Northern testimony, the
utteranccs of Sherman himself and his
officers, that Columbia was not an
isolated case, but that throughout the
whole Of South Carolina smoullcrinp
ruins marked the path Of the invader.
Sherman's boast to IIalleck Of what the
Fifteenth Army Corps would do, and
his remark that Columbia was as bad
as Charleston, and that lie desired to
teach South Carolinians lesson, arc
all cumulative. The fact is, many
things were done in the passion of
war that appear barbarous in these
days. The burning Of Columbia was
one Of these; and Sherman is vainly
trying to lie out Of it. The more he saws
the deeper he founders, and hc should
either admit the deed or keep his
mouth hcrmcticallv sealed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18
ATTENTION.
LADIES ! !
-. %" SLi AiI~i. .,..~
1870 g. 1880 u

o lStI
1870 g. 1880 VIII VIII
HAVING determined to "CLOSE
OUT" our stock of Spring Dress
Goods, we offer you from this date
unusual bargains in same. We have
q complete line of these goods, md
parties will do well to call, examine
and price these before purchasing.
We would also call your attention to
our line of Fancy Muslin and Linen
Lawns. In white goods we are "Full
Up" Our line of Shese goods con-
sists of Linen Lawns, Victoria
Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Plain, Plaid
and Striped Nainsooks, Jaconets,
Cambrics, Piques, Plain and Plaid
Swiss, &C., &c. Laces, Laces
Laces. Edgings, Edgings, Edg-
ings.
GALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
!. SELVES.
McMAsTER, BRICE s. KETCHIN
! may 7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18

r,o PERRY, GA, April II, 1879.
nave watched the use OF the medicine now
Nmo"n as '.Swifs Syphilittc Specific since the
Se'ar lS2I-ovcr go years-and have never heard
COMMENCED the use OF IL on my slaves between
nssshho ,sJs H1a 1879; ana also did number OF my
mGtSnaoIS ~, nnd IN every Case that came within
nt;rothe%r-in-aw, t; % George Walker, bought at amc-
{, ,oM sSGrc not ,rarrdnted. After the purchase
,welYc yearG' His head was Without q hair on
IL lie treated him with this remedy and in
i0ur weeks he was sound and well, and in a
snort time had as fine head OF hair rs was
Ever owned by negro. He owned this slave
many years, and he never had any return M
Ihc disease nor lost days work This is oniv
one bo among hundreds Of Instances Of remarka-
past life have never known n remedy thai
would SO fully accomplish what It is recon-
mcndcd to do H. T. DENN tSE
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. pronr,e-
tors. Atlanta. Ga. N10p'io
Sold by all Druggists
CAN for copy OF young Mems Friend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18
MACON. O. Nov 1 1910

MACON. GA, Nov. 1, 1870.
pr c. ]: Monctt-Dear Strive have been
hanuilng Teethina for several years. and the
demnnd increases as the article becomes intro
uuceu ana Is Known. Our sales average from
TWO 70 three y: oss per month. We believe that
your IeethinI cFecthng PowtlerS) will egentu-
ally become standard and Indispensable arii
clc Tor an no singic instance has ii failed to oirc
Sat!dct'on. NO complaint has ever been made
claim Tor It. Merit is bound to surceed
HUNT, RANKIN ! LAMAR Drurnists
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18

FoNKL1NG claims to have such cvi.
dcncc Of bribery in behalf OF DcPcw,
that he will be able to make the half.
breeds come over to him or else ad.
journ the Legislature.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18

The Register agrees with the Ne,vs
and Courier in one thing, that 3cfr
Davis was fraud. On this point We
regret to differ from our contempora.
ries-both daily.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18

vi 5 sIOCK % Of Furniture which WILDE the cheap
FSr"te a n my & goods are warranted be
wa ana can 6uy Se"pGr Bear in mind that Ridge
new S y Mus f Of the quality goods
rreI T" s c4mos Hat Kaok and Book Shelves cheapest
O
pov o Da cR @ ana see them supply Sewing good as
Machine merely
nu0n n @ IT, h. cmembcr that most of The machines largely
Rmomh " EeXMo' Ito nose light will long havo
esy competitors
racory All orders lhavcp attention
lowest prices Furniture moderate priccs om % % m
me- Don't fail TO call
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-18

fRoQuoIs and Foxhall both como of
hentucky racing stock, and Foxhall
himself was foaled il, the Blue Grass
Region,