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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
EARNI AI AWCYfOHT,

"ILL be sold at Public Auction, on Tues day the 29th of November next, on che premises in sharon, Con. the FARM late the property of Dr. SAMUEL RocKwELI, deceased. Said farm is situated in, the centre of the Aou- rishing village of sharon, and contains about 1O0acfes of first rate land, we'll fenced, and in high state of cultivation, with a great a. Dwelling House, Barn, and Out Houses, well adapted to the place, and in desirable situ- ationy The purchaser can also have the pri- vilege of buying atthe same time the farming utensils, hay in the barn, wagons, harness es, &cs--tegether with many other useful and necessary articles, if desired. -GR5I
 MARTIN ROCKWELL, l 5g.E
 ,EH WM. ROCKWELL,
 AMAZON SHAwLEY, At's 'o'S'
 .l9Y NATA'L B. GAYLoRD, &ma Sharon, Ocs. 3l, 1898. @s se gT M 4 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
BOOts&ShOes.

NE1E 0NOCNAAOSt AtcSvAAAt F
 ssss Ss;s sss;ss ss sss; sssss sss: former stock makes his assortment very com plete. and having taken the shop formerly oc- cupied by Wn. Judson, opposite the post of flee, is now able and ready to execute any or- defs in his line of business with which he may be favored. From the liberal encourag cement he has received, he is induced to extend his business so as to embrace every article in his line that can be called for.
 He hasjust received from New York an ex- tensive assortment of stock for Ladies' Work, consisting of French, English and American kid; Curriso, Mogadore, Madras, oil dressed and French morocco; northern and southern seal; fine cloth for gaiter boots, &c and ha- wing first-rate workmen employed, is now a. ble to offer to the ladies of Litchfield and vi- cinity a greater assortment of chaste and ele- gantwork than has usually been offered in this village; and should sufficient encouragement be offered, he intends to offer the best assort- ment that can be found in the State. cU' All kinds of cali, seal skin and thick work done as usual. ei@ 5h nea'9lii3a bsis a2iif @9
 Repairing of all kinds done at short notice | 3fh7s9 lEe ot ba7sl SAMUEL CLOCK. I Litchfed, opposite the post office, Sept. 29Y7
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17

1GtTAGES leave the Mansion House, 'Litchl - field, three times week, viz: Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at | o'clock "A. aM.. via Bethlem, Woodburys Seuthbury,; and Newtown, to Norzralk, aud reach NeW-Y York by 2 F; N. .t sao .ol 9.aI 4slls5 aI .tl e2d svad
 Ur Fore through to Ne,p-Y Fork $s 3. OO. III
 Returning leave New- York ut 7 A. M. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and arrive in Litchfield by '. M. ioi 5Idasoq s g,sy ,s,s s,lca mdne II a Rs.ronags ot persons travelling by SQSai The NSamsfxa1S Tnsrsee- Y o9279@9"s @tfa s'o'2''" LrrCHFfELh CONN.0 ..,Dl
 May Is, 1886. m lad775'1 n tf4a sd
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
TEew E'aIl and NvinseE @ooasl
 mn a seMgsc6ekc e x.0stes., {, si'lais

rTAVE juss returned from New. Fork GillPi III the largest aud best assortment of Fall and Winter Dry Goods that has ever been brought into Lifchfield ma!kei--ana WAaafA Fate than d any iOther store in tha county The public ara invi1ea to call and - aur their stock of- Goods bel0Fe buying. ia'8' siS6e
 Eischfeld, 0ct. %. '-f@' sg WI S0 A"
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
Hartford Female Seminary.
Cast Iron Eire-Erames,
 Hsg5lsa g & j.. AND A few casks Canaan Lime, @ a9f FOR SALE BY Oct. 27. @.,5- 3 s. P. BOLLES.
R. R. RRTNIA AN. i. 17I. DENeTvECE.

sdMN4A4NHB1Z4aM0H1@AU&eA1oDAA 4 F4
 ss af DEgT'TxST, sl ID EspEcrFuLLY invites your attention to the EG present highly improved method of re- placing the loss of Teeth, by inserting the Si- licious, Metallic, Imperishable Teeth, from one to perfect set. ss N. s. ~ f,., tsf Teeth cleaned and filled with gold, tin or lead, 50 as to stop the progress of decay. .gss
 T For reference, see pr. GRANT, who has made arrangements for closing his business.
 Roons one door east of Presbyterian Church.
 ~Iitchfeld,. Oct. %, 1886. 2l
 Circumstances having rendered it necessary that should discontinue the Practice of Dentistry in the town of Litchfeld, R. B. MERRiMAN proposes to com: menre the practice the above art and hasprepared himself accordingly. Ihave lately seen q number ol specimens Of his manner of filling and setting teeth some Of which were very difficult, and required the exercise of the most silf hand. It is but justice tt Mir. MerTiman to say that they were all skilfuly per formed and attended with little or no pain to the pa tent. His efforts to avail himself of the latest i'm provements in the art-his superior mechanical tact together %ithhis of character commend hin to the confidence of the public ' AM ..y..s..aD
 October %, l636. c. W GRANT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
PUBLIC GALE.

AOOAAO 0A LLls 4~ss. .s. TO be sold at public auction, at the resi-
 dence of Northrop 6 Smith, in North Goshen, on Tuesday the 18th day of Noyea'r next, all the Real and Personal Estate assign. cd to the subscribers for inc benefit of fine creditors of the late firm of NoyfhroD R N,u;h. Consisting ofabout 20 acres of Land. dweiling house, barn, saw, cider and shingle miIIs' with valuable water privileges; clocks. and parts gf clocks, machinery of the first order for manufacturing clocks. a small lot of ma hoganE, and many other articles too hume. rous to mention in an advertisement.
 BENJAMIN SnbcwIcK, Assigaees on
 FakDRR1ck RoBERrs, sa;S estate.
 Goshe1, Ocs. %, 1886. asit'S y1ei;as3 % Al tq CeuE e Probdls ksIH ai NorJ6ik, so;IIiI.
 and tor the Disirirt cf Nouolk, on the 24tk day
 Qf October, A. D. 1930:
 '1D Pvse,e, Michael Y. Mills, ESQ. .ysdge. "HID Court doth direct the administrator 4 on the ,estntc of SETH WILCOX, late of N0rfolk, in said district, deceased, represent, cd fo bd iDs0ivont, Co give notice to nll persons interested ili tho estnte of said deceased, 10 appear (if they 500 catise) before the Court of Probate, tb bS holden at tho Probate Office in said disirfct, on the 1zth day of November, 1o00 at Q o'clock in tho forenoon Co Dc heard relative Co tke appointment Of Commissioner on anld nalRie. by posting said order Of notice pn public 99nposl in sald town of Norfolk nearest lllo plnco where the deceased la4s dwoli. and bT haverlIalng tho same ln c newa. nnpGl NdblI5hod ln Eilchleia. fN FfAns Certified from Record.
 02 TINTH MICHAEL r. MILLS, Jadgc.o
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
DISSOLUTION.

l NyHE clpartnership heretofore existing be- | II tween the subscribers under the compa- nv name and firm of NORTH e MoRsE, is this day by mutual agreement dissolved. Y.-~-
 NELSON H. NORTH
 fl- BENJAMIN H. MORSE
 TThe business will be carried on at the same place by ". A.,JV1O9'h % Co., Former customers, and the public geneTaiiy' are invited to call and examine
 AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF '. .s FALL & WINTER GOODS,
 among selich are the totsOscing articles:
 BRoADcLorHs, variety in prices and color VEsr1NGs; plaid, silk and worsted, plain and figured French aud English Merinos; plain & damask, London and American Calicoes, Q large assortment; Shawls of every variety 1; Rob Roy, Chally, Spun Silk, embroidered Thibet, white and red Merino, and others.-- Cassimeres and Sdttinetts, plain, plaid, ribbed and printed; black, blue black and colored SILKS; Silk VelVets; gentlemen's and ladies' Camblets; Gloves, lined and unlined, merino, &c black Bobbinet Lace, fOrtyeils; Blond Footing; wofsted, fur & swansdown Tippets. Pilot Cloths, Petershalns, and Lion Skin; Flannels of all kinds; rnerino and wOrsted Wrappers, Comfortefs, Yeomen's Cravats, webbing and carpet Moccasins fur, ,sealand hair Caps; Suspepders, Oil Cloth, Apron Check, Horse Blankets, &c.; Umbrellas, and many other articles --all of which will be sold as low as can be sold by ourneighbors. aD)
 N. H. NORTH & co.
 TsArhfeI1 0ct 00 14NR A$ 21
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
,r0 PROBATE SALE,

DuRsUANT to an order of the Court of Pro- l bate for the district of Watertown, will be sold at public auction to the highest bid der, on the 24th day of October, 1886, at o'clock in the afternoon, (unless previously disposed of ct private sale,) so much of the Real Estate of THOMAS DuTToN, late of said Watertown, deceased, as will raise the sum of $222 6l cents. Sale to take place at the dwelling house of Mrs. Thankful Dutton, in said town. Terms made known at the time of sale. WM. HI. MERRIMAN, ! Adminis-
 DANIEE F, DUTTON, trGtors,
 sDikh ske aciH 0ssaeTed.
 Watertoscn, Oct. 8. l636. t &22
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
IacSfsi.i fas,snrs.
AT REDUCED PRICES

Li,ehReld, E. A. Lord; Plympuih, S, M. MseAei Woleousile, John Hsngsrkhtd; New Hartford Ce ire, .. r. fleaderssn; Cornwall, R Harrlsoys nes lem. Daniel Piskia, Jr.. lNew naviiord. MaUfe. Co BroihwslI; New Milford, L. q c, Taylvr; ~. Pre ton. Wafamaag Iroa Co.,; Washington, George switl; Keni, Smith & Morehpaae; Wnrrens Gihe ~ starr. .AffA-FE rLMnSF1
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17

CelehealeF, WbeeIef Na4 CaFMllI BaRFnhy iIN.. Hasilah Mewry; Norwich, Wm. Fapikneg; Uncats, ming c DahoII; Wasessbpd. Asa Wlghlmaa; New London, Nathan Hslfent Mystic, Johh hFda; Mrss e BrldRe. Asa Fieh; StenlnRons Elisha FaKee. JF.; PFasisa, M. q. Richards; Griswola, poan & Treat; lewett Cly, 0. R. Pask Lisboa. WthlAm Sissoa Fssnkls, Joshua Tsaeeyi Lebanon, c. Robiasoa.
 Jane e. tF"t " l6wl
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17

Lsschfeld, Oct. 20,l 1886. l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-17
t.NOses .IEOg-se e SOas,

-i'''-5 elXOSeS .yXO9.Se e .SOas, 2ni
 HAVE ON HAND A coaPLETE 2AssoRrnENr OT , Plain and ! apan' q Tin. Ware, Brit0nasiG [ ca Pots and SpoOss,
 with an assortment of TRUNK GOODS, q ssI ss5iu sa suitable for pedlars.5 .5i sdl 10 1oaa -aGTPedlars supplied on asgood terms as at any manufactory in the State. al4 ,i.gsiyel aeal .Iin Eape Iroughs, and all kinds of TN AND SHEET IRON WoRK done ats short o notice, G
 Litclfeld, April 2l,;o,oa y5 g,;a ,9 l4sg.44 46 6d,,
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The Indians Panacea.

EyOR the cure Of Rheumatism ScTofula or
Kings Evil, Gout, Sciutica, or Hip Gont, In
capient Cancers, Salt Iiheum, syphilitio and Mer-
curial diseasea particularly Ulcers and painful af
fictions ofthc bones. liberated Throat and Nos
trils; Ulccrs OF every description, Fever sores's
and Internal Absccsses; Fistulus, Piles, Scaid-
head, scurry, Biles, Chreaic, Sore Eyes, Eye re-
sipelas. Bloches, and every variety Of fcnntageous
Affection, Chronic Catarrh, Headache, processing
from an acrid humor; Pain in the Stomach and
Dyspepaia, proceeding from vitiaiion; Affections
Of the Liver, Chronic inflammation Of the Ridncys,
and debility caused torpid action o.
BY rcnovaiing those constitutions which have been
bioken down by injudicious treatment, or juvenile
irregularities. In general terms ]. = reco!nmen-
dcd TO all ti.ose diseases which arises from intfn.
sed in the blood, v,iaiion of The humors, OF what
ever name or kind.
Some of The above complaints may require some
triHiug assistant applications, which the circum.
stances Of the case will dictate bat Tor general
remedy or Pmifeaior, 90 remere The caase, The ix-
DAYS PASAeEa will generally be fund sufficient.
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NOTICE.

THE firm hcrc,oiorc existing nndcr the
firm Of CARPENTER & BONNEY, in
consequence Of tho death Of The former,
was dissolved on tbc Isl day Of May last,
All demands due by, and TO The concern
will be attended by the subscriber who
having purchased the entire interest OF the
concern. will continue the business on his
own account. The stock on hand will be
disposed Of at reduced prices through tho
summer months for cash, or to those who
arc punc,uai in their payments. Country
merchants will find il for their intercs, 40
call las his object is cash) and examine
his stock. as he is determined TO pu, goods
10 them at shade above cost.
e. w. BONNEY.
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REGIMENTAI ORDER,
Camden. August "a, 1886

A Nelection is hereby ordered TO be held
"A afthe respective muster grounds OF
The Beat companies in the upper Battalion
on Friday the 30th September next, for
Major to fili TIE vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of 1t. Col. Quinlin.
Officers commanding companies will
cause this order to be carried into cxecu-
tion and returns made TO the Col. as soon
thereafter as possible. By order of Col.
John Chestnut.
J. D. MURRAY, Adjt 2ed Reg S CHI
Extae, of the law governing the elec-
t;on for Major
That when The commission Of Major
shall become vacant, the Colonel. and il
there be no Col the officer next in com-
mand in ,hesaid regiment, shall order each
Captain or commands of company, 10
call to his assistance two Of his subaltcrn
officers, or other fs and proper persons 10
open and hold poll at their respective
muster grounds, giving forty days notice,
by advertising in three public places in the
bounds Of their command; tho said mana
gers shall hold the poll on one day at their
riustcr ground, from eleven o'clock in the
morning until thicc o'clock ia the after
noon, and shall meet on the battalion mus
ter ground, or some public house near the
same, on the day following, and count over
f the roies and declare the clction.
August G-9S-tf
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SOUTH CAROLINA
SUMTER DISTRICT.
jeremiah Pitts applicant,

James Brunson, Joseph Brunson. Mary
Brunsun. {wifc Of Isaac Brnnson. Jun'r.
dcc'd,) Mary Brunson, {wife OF Daniel
Brunson dec'd) Benjamin May, William
Wilder and Mary his wife, the children of
Daniel and Margaret Holiday, J. J. Brun.
son. Washington Brunson, james Brunson
and Sarah Beers, children Of Mrs. Banis-
ter. John J. Banistcr. and children. of
Susanah Banis,er. deed. children Of Da.
mel and Mary Brunson. children Of Jc-
rcmiah and Volen,ino Plus, and children
Of Lemuel B. Davis, and Matilda his wife
John NJ. Dorgan. guardian adliiem for
Minors defendants.
IT appearing 10 NY satisfaction ,ha,
Mary Brunson wife OF Daniel Brunson
John Banislcr. Daniel Holiday, the cbil-
dren Of Daniel and Mary Brunson. Also
the children Of Daniel and Margaret H"l.
lady, James I}runson, and Sarah Beers
iand others il any) Of the legal heirs and
Representatives Of Isaac Brunson, Sen'r.
deed Reside without this State. II is
therefore ordered, that they do appear and
obice, 10 the division or sale Of the real
Estate Of isaac Brunson Scn'r on or be-
fore the FIRST Monday In octobci next, or
their consent 10 the sarnc will be entered
Of record. :.
WILLIAM LEWIS,
Ordinary s. d.
JuIr 2n-1S-h
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LANDS
FOR SALE

<flHE subscriber Offers for sale his va.
- luablc plantation, on the ives. side Of
the Wa,esce river, and on both sides ol
Sawncy's Creek. about 10 miles above
Camccn. consisting Of upwards Of
8, 900 acres OF land.
Therc.is abou, 400 acres of open land in
the tract, and the balance well timberetl
with oak, hickory and pine. In the tract
there is large body Of the best land, un.
cleared. On the premises are oil The
necessary buildings, and in excellent re-
pair for carrying on an extensive plania.
lion, und supplied with the best waicr..--
On Sawncv's Creek, running through the
lnnd. there are some valuable mill seats.---
Any person dcsirous Of purchasing,
would do we'll to exumine The premises, as
q great bargain may be had, and on liberal
terms. ALLEN STEWART.
June 1S--2l--tf
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Ne,v Copartnership.

TIME undersigned having on the Is. inst
associated themselves in the mercan-
tic business. under the asra Of Shannon,
niece q Go. respectfully solicit from the
community and particularly tho former
Customers Of Shannon g. M'Dowali, a
continuance Of the liberal patronage ex-
tended to iha, 6rm, and which It will be
their cndcavor TO merit. Their stock Of
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1T We ~ FORK COST,

III .FEW' FORK COST,
Figured aud plain eolorcd Silks. hand
some assortment Of the above article sui.
table for spring will be sold ., COST.
A few pieces DUFFIL BLANKETS,
aud NEGRO CLOTHS. will be sold ai
cost by II. LEVY April 9
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Hagin's Hotel.
||lA CO.
- ~ ~ 9~AA ~, -.

% IN miles sexlh Of Casrioas, 4 c oa iie Cdmifs
road.
Where the subscriber continues his House
Of Entertainment. having built mac house,
expressly forihc aecommoda,io Of slran-
gers. He hopes to BE- ableto rcrder hi,
guests comfortable and happy, and soliei,s
o continuance Of former patronagc.---No
excr.ions shall be wanting on tho par, OF
the Subscriber.
DAVID HAGINs.
July i6--25--cm
N. B. Ms. &. Winsc,. my agcn, for The
house, will bo in constant attendance.
ID. H.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
I The corarsnership Of Shannon and
M'Dowall was dissolved by mutual con-
sent on tho isi inst. They tender 10 the
public their grateful thanks for the favors
they have received.
G.. J. SHANNON.
w. ID. M'DoWALL.
juno 1S-2l-,f
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cured from lhc pain, and nm now happY g sEat
that teelmFseif peYfechy9Ie
CURE FOR sCRoFULoUss H ULCERS a e

WIN. TUCKER, is NeyIse.s.
CURE FOR SCRoFULOUS ULCERS s.
New ToRK, Sept 10, $780,
This may certify, that N The fiji sa 1876, vas
seized with swelling in ny netk md Gee, wbich
afterwards ulcerased and became large ghsssly ul-
Gers in my neck Afttf tryins several Physicians
to no advantage. wentio Phiisdelphia, md paaOed
myself under the care, Of Dn. Physic snd, Be4eh,
when, af.es repeated saliralion 70 no edec4, lwas
pronounced totally incurable. A1erWuf4e | took
twenty bottles Of SWANS Panace1and eight bosfe5
Of Poiter's Cathoiicon, with no materiz! bene4t
Dcsparing Of life, which had non. beroms Z bar.
then 70 me, returned to my parents IN Nev York
in ls29, and gaze myself up 70 linRerinx death.
Hearing Of the great success Of THR IsDIkas Pa.
kAcEa. however, in cases similar to my own; vas
persuaded TO try It, as = lap resort To my zreat
surprise as well as Satisfaction, 4 soon found myseH
rapidly recovering and upon taking seyer botfles.
the ulcers healed and becameperfectiy well IN ibs
course Of two months, and hsve remained % ever
since. fmake this statement ind with 4 pphlshef
for the benefit Of those who are suffering nndef -
milur serofuons or syphiii.ic afecttions tst they
may know what has cured ono who has suffered
every thing bat death, and ubo eonidefs his H.
saved bv the above syrup. WIN. HiNHAN-
The above Medicine may be had at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN, 8. G.
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NOTICE.

Those .ndcb,cd 70 M'Caskill g. Rosser. On
note or account. Cor 1888 4 and Is ure rc.
qucssed to make payment. Us j. is desirable
10 Gloss tho books Of that concern.
P. M'CASKILL.
Aprii 9-ll-,f
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f'll,
SUMTER HOTEL.

TIME Subscriber informs his friends
Il and the public. that he has taken the
House formerly oceupiea5 ~ J. Goodman
and more recently by J. J. Esum as q
Hotel In the Town Of Camden. and near
he Court House. whcro he is prepared TO
cecise company, and aa,tcrs himself ,ha,
those who favur him with their company
will be satisfied with their aecommoda.
tions. A. u. KUfFlN.
May s3.-20::-,f.
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CARPENTERS

Extract Buchu, Extrac, Jalap, Extraest Bu
Arnut, Syrup Lirerwort, Buffers Magnetism
teperient, Balm Of Columbia. Hunters Corn
Plaster, Hygesn Pills, Imperial Hair Dye.
Bleaching Liquid, tofemove iron moulds and
ink spots from linen. Dcwing's Cement, for
mcnding broken glass china dc: Jewi,fs
Wafer Proof varnish. ALSO-Sal Eratas,
lsinglass, Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal, Arrow
Root, Ci,ron, Jujubc Paste, Tolu Lozenges,
Soda do. Liquoricc and Opium do. Pepper
mint do. Rhubarb do. Metal Bronzes, and a
variety Of Surgical instruments, jus, received
and for sale BY
YOUNG &, M'KAIN.
March IL, 1886.
KIassi; Bs'aiacA BtgssE Notes 6
FOR SALE AZ THIS OFFICE.
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JOHN FERGUSON, kinc,a.

SHARtGstoSi haIch -, ISS.-
| rss sciIed abou, three years since with dis.
t.cssing Rheumatism caused by taking severe
cold while under the influence OF mercury, and
which has disabled nc from business nearly ever
since During Tins period have been patient in
he Marine Hospital in this City. upwards OF fenrt
months nearly and the same length Of time in tlte
Bsl,imorc Hospital, and tried almost every RENE.
dy, with little bcneft. On the 10Th Of February
asp at t,a, time scarcely ahlc to move about upon
cruicho&, ] commenced the use of TIE Indian s
rsrarec Y car north fnrHd :nvsc,! en;irrlY
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April 9-ll.-,f
ENGLISH
q .1R ID E ~ E EE I'D

TYHvHE 6ukbcsfbcfr arc uo~ feccivIng q sUrYiy o
IL EKsish Garden Sceds- ofthe growth of ISIS,
which they can recommend vita grra, confidence
to thelr G.raas and customers, being firsh aud
Genuine
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ron SALE BY r. THORNTON.
.5ssvss sekiTA Gre nc jo,!oriRs;

PamphIets ON Gardening.
Calculated by tho subscriber, TO answer Tor Cam.
den and the adjaecn, country, near the same laii.
iudc.
uJrThc above Seeds arc warranted. Should any
one end ,lcm olhcrwisc, aler fair trial, others
viii be girrn in their place. Snv.'2l.
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over The sy rups IN common use.
CASES OF RHEUMATISM.

CHARLEsToS, Nov. IS, 1881.
During the last winter and spring. was afilic.
ted with vcly asYcrc and distressing Rheumatism
occasioncd by exposure in bad weather I now
take grra, pleasure Ia stating that six bottles Of
the Indians Panacca, restored ne 10 perfect
health, and confidently recommend il to al! SIM
ilnrly afflicted
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Among ~hiea ere tho following
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WILLIAM LEWIS,
Ordinary s. ID.

July 30--27-h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07

u may be confidently affirmed that this a.
one Of the most vaiusble pieces OF proper
ty for manufacturing purposes IN the United
states. Situated an the falls Of the Shensn-
doah. II j. above the reach of inuuda,ion;
aud, without dam, commands nearly the
whole force Of that river, by means Of a
canal which has been cut through the cen
IT.. of the Island.
Two bridges connect the Island with Har-
pers.fcrry on the main land, aud two more
are ia progress Of construction by the VIM
chester and Potomac rail road company,
hose road passes over a. This work to-
g.thrr with the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
and the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road. DIR
tan; rot more than go yatds,) afford to
this property unrN allied advantages.
The Improvements are several Dwelling
Houses, extensive work shops. and one Of
the largest and most valuable SAW MILLS
IA the country.
The property will be sold entire. or in lot,
as may be found eNPedieut on tie day Of
sale.
Tvmt-One ihird Of the purchase mo-
noy, cash, on the day Of sale, the balance "a
two equal payments at9 aud l. months.
with iuierest-thc latter payments 10 be Sc
cured To the satisfaction OF the trustee
Il. PRICE, Trustee.
June o I-36-ts