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-E7aO1s .HcNNe21lN,
~

SN EzsOkS eNGt&e<Gxfys
'RHIIE exercises of this Academy will be re-
\ suned under the direction of MIR. b X.
CAMPBELL, on the second Monday in January
next MIR. Campbell has had charge of this In
stitution the past year, and from the able and sc-
cessill manner he has discharged his professional
duties, we not only feel grntified, but bound TO
recommend linn to the confidence of the public
;s an Instructor. This Academy is situated in
Edgeficld District, 26 miles N. T.. of the Village,
and is not surpassed for health by any situation
in the State; and what is equally important to
parents and guardians, it is entirely removed
from those l!allnts of vice and dissipation, which
too frequently destroy the youthful mind Those
who send their children or wards to this place,
may rest assured that every possible care will be
taken to improve their morals.
November ~. 1857 d42
The Columbia Telescope will please give the
above four weekly insertions, and forward its nc.
count ,o this ufiicc.
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Steel Ribs for Cotton Gins
NEW ATTENTION.

ENIlE Subscriber has Just received asup-
IL ply of the PATENT RIBS for Cot
ton Gins, which have been spoken so high
ly of wherever they have been iricd through
out the Cotton Growing States. These
Ribs are SD constructed that one set will last
~ years or more, and he constantly in use,
by having an eXtrn set of Cast Steel faces.
These faces are made to fit on the firnt of
the Ribs, where the Saws pass through,
and in so simple n manner that any person
can put them on. The Subscriber will al
ways keep supply OF Gins on hand. of,he
above description, and will furnish them
with an extra set of the facines, at the same
price that he has heretofore sold Gins with
the common Ribs.
WILLIAM JONES.
A few doors above the Upper Market.
Augusta, Oct. II d. 80
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN COMMON EAS

IN COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Chalnbcrlin, attachment in Assumt.
Survivor, VIZ. 1icO Notes Damages
John a. Young. 1888 so c,s.
FH7iiE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec
IL laration i'll this case, in the Clerks Office,
and the said John A. Young having no wife or
attorney known to he in this province, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration with Il
special order of the Court endorsed thereon, can
be served: 1t is therefore Ordcrcd. that the said
John A. Young do appear and make his defence
with u year and day, from the filing of the said
declaration, as aforesaid, or final and absolute
Judgment will he forthwith given and dawardcd for
the said plaintiff.
JAS. WARDLAW, C.. Cp.
Clerks Office, Jan. II, 1888 dna III
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Lexington < mae Academy.

MFRS. NJ. NJ. ADDISON. will resume her
I'VE duties as Principal of this Institution, on
the first Monday in January next.
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per Quarter, $40 90
Washing (Extra) 3 90
Music on Piano Forte, cxtrn II 90
Use Of Piano, = 90
Terms FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Reading, Spelling Il Writing, pcrquartcr 4 90
The above with Arithmetic, Geography
and Grammar, 90
tory Mythology, Rhetoric and Logic, 90
Ncedcwork (cxtra) 9 90
A competent assistant is engaged Every at
tcnton will be paid TO the morals and manners of
those young Ladies who muy bc entrusted to the
care of the Principal.
Payments to be made quarterly in ndrancc.
Dec2 Il 46
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~ office.

fNiiE undersigned intending TO be abscn,
4 from this State and the State of South
Carolina, alter the 1st Of April next, re-
quests that any claims against him may bc
,.nndtl in 70 John B. Gucu, Augusta,
Rich,r,! Anderson, South Carolina, or to
h,n,se!f. And he requests those against
whom he has claims to settle them with
the two named persons or with himself
before he sets out.
JOHN BURGESS, sen.
Augusta, Jan. %, 1898 ac SO
The Ehgefieid Advertiser will publish the
above fnr three months and send account
to the Augusta Conslilutionalst office.
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SOUTEa CAROLINA.
EDGEFiE.j.B DISTRICT.
{N EQCIIY.

IN equity.
Treumnnd Bretl;,upt,
Admir- ofGertrude Brcu.
ha,ipt, deceased, W Bill Jor Injunction
John Bauskctt Paul Titz- Relief and is-
zimmons, Robert Waits, count.
Executors Of Christian
Breithaupt deceased, ct al.
L appearing to my satisiacton, that the de-
IL PENDANTS Pau! FilZsimmons Osslan Grey ory,
Ann Gregory, Ormond Gregory, Mary In
gram, and Susan Bretiiaupt, reside beyond the
limits of this State, OIL motion OF Griffin, COM
plainants solicitor, ordered that the said Paul. Os-
sian, Ann f., Ormond, Mary and Susan do ap-
pear and plead, answer or dein,rr TO this Bill
within three months from the publication of this
order, or the said bill will be taken pro confcsso
against them. J. TERRY. cCE
Feb z, 1885 l:tl
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Billiards. Celebrated Patent

BUlIHr0'S CClDrHtcd Patent
ANIMAL AND FEGETIBLE OIL SOIP.
LVOR cleansing Coat Collars, Wooden,
IL Linen and Cotton Goods, from spots
occasioned by Grease, Paint Tar, Varnish,
and oils of every description without injury
to the finest goods.
The Oil Soap possesses every healing and
penetrating qualities, and is used with per-
feet safety for bathing external Complaints,
upon Man or Beast. Instances are too
numerous To be certified. Thousands of
Certificates might be obtained OF its cffica-
cious effects upon all Bone complaints,
Weak Limbs, that have been dislocatcd,
broken, or otherwise Injured. In almost cv-
cry case, when applied to Corns on the
Feet, il has effected an entire Cure. When
applied, the Corn should be pared a little
and wrapped in cotton or wool, and then
kept moist with the Oil Soap.
1t is positively the best remedy if thor
oushly used, for Sprains, Chiblains, Pois-
ons, Scalds, Burns, Sore Lips, Chopped or
Cracked !i!a,,,is, Cutancous Ernptions, or
Pimpled faces, that is known. For places
chailcd by the Harness, or saddle, Sprnincd
Shoulders, Scratches, &c. on Horses, there
is no composition that exceeds this. Price
20 cents per bottle.
A fresh supply of the above article just
received, and for sale by
CA. DoWD.
Edgcficld, Jurc |, 1887. lfI
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 HBEPILLE .DiSIWICI.
IN ELlUITY

'atIhg'on E1nndEa , w ,s"n, Vs. Bill to Joreelose
Mnrv Tntom Mortgage.
AT appearing TO my satisfaction. that Claudia
G Tatom resides without the limits of this
Stutc---lt is therefore Ordered, that the said c. e.
Tatom, one of the defendants in this case, do
plead, answer or deinur to the bill in this case,
within three months from the date Of this publ
cation, or the said bill will be taken pro confcsso
against the said Claudia c. 'ratom.
WM. G.. BLACK. c. E,A.D.
Comm'r's Oficc, -ibbrriHf. Jan %, 1893 &C So
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NOTICE.. n

TE1AkEN Up on Thursday morning. on fIo,se
Creek. about 9 miles, from Augusta, Ga. n
worry large dark bay Horse. his right eye out. has
II whit" spot on liIs forehead, Il small whc spo,
owner Is requested II come forward, prove rr,u.
ci,y, pay cxpcns,, and take him away.
RUDOLPH CARTER.
Sept %, 1857 If RI
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RBLE YARD.

Sonih side Broad Street, fuousta, Ga
vINllE Subscribers have Just received and offer
i for sale, n splendid assortment of MARBLE,
of every description, such rs Italian Egyptian,
Irish uiId Northern Marble
ALSO,
Tombs, Monuments. Mantle Pieces. &c.
All orders from the country executed with
neatness and despatch.
LAWRENCE, GLENDENNING & Co.
Augusta. Ga. Nov 20, 1897 hi3
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dissolution

VeNit. Firm heretofore existing under the name
y OF .jDES 4 THOMAS has this tliv been dis
solved hy mntull consent. All those indebted to
the SAID n'H are respectfully requested to call
ana max" settlement with the Subscriber
GEO. w. THOM,a.
November l.. IS:,i t4l
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:SDET:f CARE INA.
.iBEEijLLE DISTRICT.
N THE COMMON PLEAS

y i. Eu,:' L Co. W. .i;tdchmrnt.
John. i'. MnIa!. isSwmrSH
TS~::% ria,.ni, ia,ii,. . tl.~ day .i:.,i rkc,r
declaration. and t!.c ijc.yn;:;,u, La,in.
.:'i;l,rr 81" ne. a:,"r,cy, Ih"wl: to be- in dis
STATE. o,'!':"A ':.a; il Tie said Defendant do
:ot annrmr aud make h.@ defence. wi.l,in Il wear
i - day from, u Is date. i,al :,,.l absolute
uta,"i.i 'h.. i,c forthwith :.vo., and awarded
:"i IL" -A.d f!ai:i;itl> 80 Li:a, iuii..:.'
JAMES WAREiAN. c.c.r.
t!'rk'a 'i!lcr, Zee. l. 10 daG g.:
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Edgefield Male Academy

rENIIE Trustees of this Academy have the
j pleasure of announcing 10 the Public, that
they have engaged the services Of Mr.. CuRRELL
as Principal for the coming year. They have no
hesitation in expressing the confident opinion
from the very high testimonials which have been
exhibited. that he is IL gentleman of eminent
qualifications and fully entitled to tho liberal pa
lronage of the community.
The terms of Tuition are 81 80 cts. per Guar
ter. for English, and $40 for Classical Scholars
payable i'll advance.
WHIT. BROOKS,
President of the Board.
Dec o. 1897 ffn
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A
Adams, DR.. J. F..
Behannon, Mrs. J.
Butler, VIM. NJ.
Butler, Erwin
Burns, Mrs S.
Burton, Nat. 9
Blackwell, r.
Bridwell, Johnson
Bussey, Enlberson
Boswell, Miss F.
Bonham, M. l..
Burt, Mrs. s.
Berry s. Duncan.
Baker, Benz.
e.
Carpenter, A.
Coghurn. J. NJ.
Coatny, Patrick,
Couch, Sarah
Cook, W n. sen.
Eumill, Mr..
Edison, Martin
Fuller, r. Alsa
Gennings. B. S.
Griffin, Snowden,
Grogg, VIM.
Garrct, Hester
Gaines, 1lrs. Eliza
Halsont,ack, D.
Hicky, Thos.
Harrison, John
Hatcher, B. w.
Holmes, J. b.
Havind, Catharinr
Holmes. Anderson.
Holmes. Mrs. " yeti
J s.. l.
Joiner, Il. B.
Lee, W. NJ.
nj
McIcnt!on. Erilron
Mccullough, J. G.
Martin, David
Jan. !, 1888
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
( EVI WErH NGrON, living near
- Rcdycrcck meeting house, tolls be-
fore me an iron grey horse r9years old,
four feet eleven inches high, has the ap.
pcalancc of once having the fstula, Az
praised at S35.
PETER QUATTLEBUM, J.C.
Fcb0 1898 c3
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Si:aTE1 CAROLINA.
IEEt.EIt.LE DISTRICT.
4 ni - EAiIlEn ~

- Ii.I COMMON PLEAS.
Adams I,!mclcr n Co. vs. John 4. Young
:. kmccian' Il Go. W. the Same,
S'odiard Birch 4 Co. vs. the Same.
James &. BoIcnIin. w the Same
VHN!lE. Plaintiffs in the above slated eases
u having This day filed their declarations
III my office, al Abhcvilc Court House
Ordered tlla,th dcfcndan, do plead thereto
within Il yea: and day, from this date, or
judgments by dc!aul, will be rendered a.
gaiIst him.
JAS. WARDI.AW. c. c.p.
Clerks Office, May 9, 1887. 12m
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g :u.sH III EDICINES,

.! n kinds, Paints, Dye StuGs,
.aos Class, Brushes, Sc. SC.
Az THEIR STORES IN
8! NJ BURG AND AUGUSTA
s'"u supply is heavy, their assor,mc mt good,
-, Articles fresh.
'''"i'I@ 'nirciy with the Manufacturers or
..',jf''' importers, they can sell their goods
....'. "a. anY house the Southern Country.
.''..,.t so! ,i:i examine.
i'f.' - II a. Hamburg is next to II. l.. JET
g., y '':. H. augusta, opposite TO BEALL's
fN5.,'',. Ware Houses
ITCIIEN & ROBERTSON.
= >';,.as {: kITCHEN,
:! !;nBfRrsoN, NJ. ID.
- ".:ni..et i lS}7 h 45
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN LNnIyJSyyJy

nv EVUIIT.
Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore. vs..
John Bauskctt, BiY for frrouut and
Adln r oi Jn0. Moore Settlement
VIM } Wightlnam
and wife, and o hers
L appearing to my satisfaction, that -
II Hardness, the 81 istcr Of the defendant Ann
Wightman, il she is alive. resides bcvond the
limits ot tins State, on motion of Griffin. COM
plainants solicitor. ordered that the said -
Hardness. do appear and plead answer or ,lc
nur To this Bill within three months from the
publication of this order or thai the said bill he
taken pro cont ntcSso against her.
j. TERRY. ccE
eb Z, 1893 l:}tI
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
STRAiFD From the Stable of the SulYcri
~ h:i on tie ght of the 20lh November las I,
= bean i'", N.ihE, about fourteen Il, d ii half
:'an''s hgh her righ, eve cut though i, cannot
!'c /" rc'vrd without close examination no other
marx rr"o'!ec'"d. Any information concerning
;ii1 Mag" wall h@ Thankfully rrcci, cd. and will be
compensated by the Subscriber
W. Is. MERINVETHER
Hamburg :. G.. Ian IL, lS:;S f5l
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SOJ rIH CAROLINA.

sou FEH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
f. IL G.. Iarnall, vs.
ISartlicl Winding,-Shobcr ATTACHMENT.
d Bunting, vs.. the Same.
~ IIEREAS the Plaintiffs did this day file
w their declaration in the Office Of this
Court, against the Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of the State (as it is said
and having neither wife attorney known with
III the same, on whom copy of the declarations
with Il rule to plead thereto 0ught to b., served
II is therefore ordered, tla, the defendant appear
and plead to the said declarations within Il wear
and day, otherwise final judgment will hc given
and awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, c. C. r.
Clerks Office. Dec |, 1897 t,.u 41
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Morris, Mrs. Francee
Morris, Sidney
McCan, VIM. f.
Martin, Jane
Martin, Wm.
Mayson, G. W.
MOBILES, Jarron
p =
Paget. NJ. NJ. 9 !
Prescoat Den.
Perry f. w. Esq.
Parks g. Barker.
Philips Rev. Jos.
Pasy VIM.
Pruitt B. J.
II.
RAISER BENZ.
Rabourn Mrs. Sarah
Riddlchover Geo.
kabourB J. w.
Rotton David.
Rogers II. A.
S. -
Settle Edw.
Scott Mrs. Villars 2
Stephens jeremiah
Stone, Jesse
Scigler, Mrs. M.
Sharpton, Alex.
Stuart, Thos.
II
Terry, James
Taylor. Mrs. Martha
Thomas, Geo. \
Thorn. VIM. B.
Taylor, NJ.
w
Welch, Rev. Jas. T
Wilson, Uriah NJ.
Witt. Martin
Williams, Butler
-
West, Brooks David I
or ,hr Clerk Of TIC
Cour,
Wig lItinan. Nj,
VIII, j. Moore
aliis s. Fruzier.
. FRAZIER. y. NJ.
S3i G IS
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MEM DRY GOODS AND
q z VI
GROCERX' STORE.

"IIE Undersigned having removed to the
IL Upper tenement of the new Brick range
next below the Ware House Of Stovall, Sim
mons Il Co.: are now receiving Il fresh and gen
cril assortment of
DRY GOODS, SHOES. s. GROCERIES,.
recently purchased at the North chiefly for Cash
at reduced prices, all of which they oilcr low;
and respectfully invite call from those who may
be in market believing that sucI, inducements
will be offered, to secure liberal share of the
patronage of the bubble.
STOVALL & IIAMLEN,
augusta Ga. Sept. 8, 1877 I'm 81
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A CA r. D.

S~ - 90 SS A~s
TNIlE Subscribers beg leave to return
IL their thanks to their friends and the
public generally, for the very extensive pa
tronagc heretofore extended 10 them, and
from their close attention to business, hope
10 merit continuance of tie same. They
have now OH hand and will continue to keen
large and well assorted Stock of
Groceries, Dry-GOOds,
Hardware, &c.
Selected by themselves expressly for family
use, among which arc the following articles
Baggina, best Hemp and Tow,
Bale Rope, and Twine,
Sugars, fine S.. Croix, Por,orico, and
Loaf.
Coffee, prime Green, Rio, cid Java.
and Whnc,
Molasscs, N. Orleans, and Cuba,
Salt, Iron, and Steel,
Flour, Rice and Bacon,
Spirits, Wines, and Cortlials,
Windsor Chairs, and Wood Ware,
Smith Tools, &c. &c. DC.
The quality of all will be warranted good,
and arc offered for sale at low prices, such
US they hope will correspond with the pre-
sent low price of produce. Orders for any
of the above articles shall DC promptly at
tended TO by
II. l.. JEFFERS, & Co.
Hamburg, 1887 If go
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List Of Letters.

E D EMAINiNG in the Post Office at Edec.
~ field T.. House, OH the 1st january, 1855
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RsARVGS, OILS, sc.

)" '!:.srrihcrs respectfully invite the at
''.'.'"n of Merchants, Planters. Physicians
d., r,..I &C. ihcir Ic, Stock of
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III List OfLezerS.

Id EMAINING in the Pos, Of,ic. ~
~ Hamburg S. e. (no, published be
tore) the first January 1898.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-14
TRUST SALE.

Agreeably to the provisions of a deed
OF trust. executed bv Greenberry ".
Bernard in his lifetime, unto James Y.
Hodes. Clearing date on the 18th day of
April, 1881, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Nelson county, to
secure debt therein mentioned. due
unto King and Fishburn :; and bv
virtue of decree of Nelson county
court, (rendered at its October Term,
1879 substituting me, the undersion.
ed, as trustee in said deed, in the place
OF said Rodes | shall, on Tuesday
the seventeenth day of next month (Ju,
ly.) proceed to sell at auction, for cash
TWO TRACTS OF LAND.
lying in said county of Nelson, in the
neighborhood of Rockfish Gap. and sit
uated near 10 each other: The one con.
tanning about TEN ACRES,-adioin.
ing the lands of John Critzer, Thomas
Lobban and others; and the other about
-Four Hundred g. 95 Acres.
"a small portion of which is saia to lie
in Augusta aud adjoining the lands of
Samuel Leake, Thomas Bernard and 9th.
ers.
The sale Of the tract first mentioned
will commence at eleven o'clock, on the
premises aud the other will be offered
at three o'clock of the same day, also on
the premises. Acting as trustee, | will
convey only such title TO said property,
asis vested in me by the deed of trust
and decree aforesaid.
JOHN B. SPIECE.
June Ia 1S3S-1t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-14

HURRA FOR RocKtNGhAMi- VALLry
TvRNPIKE.--We understand (says the Re-
gis;er) on good authority, that tho subscrip.
tinns to the Valiey Turnpike in this county
already amount to upwards of $40, OOO.-
When we take into Consideration the fact
that this amount has been raised in some ha II
dozen places in the county, We think we may
safely assert tina, the subscriptions will, in a
few days overrun the portion allotted US.
I'VE ore glad 10 see that Rockingham il
about to redeem herself from the reproach
OF want Of public spirit.-She may now we
think, be safely calculated on for her full
proportion OF the subscription. We wish
we could say so Of another county that we
could mention. The truth is, we begin to
feel little uncomfortable about il. Howe:
yer, this is 6etWeen ourselUes.-lt would not
do, you know, 10 be spoken Of Ier6um sat.
Ed. Spsc.] y
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TR UST SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust executed
to me by George Nicholson, on the 9Th
day of April, 1886, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of
Augusta. for purposes mentioned in said
deed, will sell, 20 the highest bidder,
Tor cash. before the Wayne Tavern. on
w ednesday the 9TH day of July, the fol>
loving personal property, to wit One
Carryail Body, one set of Blacksmith
Tools, viz: one Anvil, one Bellows, Vice.
Screw Plates, &c. one Stove and Pipe.
one Mahogany Sideboard, two large
Tables, one Clock, one Secretary. two
Bureaus, one dozen Chairs, one Settee,
two Feather Beds and their Furniture.
three French Post Beadsteads. two Ov.
ems and Lids, one pair Brass Andirons,
one Fender, and Shovel and longs, two
Pots. one Cow, one Looking Glass, two
LIN Sales, two pair Andirous, two
long Kitchen Tables, aud ell his right
title and interest in and to claim due
from the United States Government. or
IRON the State of Virginia, to the Heirs
ana Representatives Of Henry Nichol.
son, dec, d. on account OF service in. the
Revolutionary War.
such title only as is vested in me nv
the deed aforesaid will be conveyed 70
the purchaser.
J: S. Carroll, Trustee.
June ID. JS3S-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-14

The following statement Of the remarks
made IN the House Of Representatives. by Mr..
PRENTIss, Of Mississippi, before taking the
oath OF office, on Wednesday, has been obi
gIngly furnished 10 US by one who was in
better position than our reporter for hear ing
him National Inteiligencer.
Gas the Speaker was about TO administer
the oath, Mr.. PRENTIss remarked that. be-
fore being sworn, candor compelled him 10
inform the House, on behalf Of himself and
colleague, that they did not claim their seats
by virtue of the recent election in Missis-
sippi, but by virtue OF the election in No
vember last that they looked upon the re-.
cent election as unconstitutional and wholly
invalid
"Mr. P. further said, that his colleague
and himself could not conscieniiously take The
oath under any other election than that of
November, and that upon their consciences
they should take their oath and seats, and If
they took them at all, by virtue of that e.
lection alone.
+" Mr.. p. said that high sense of duty,
both 10 himself and the House. called upon
him for this avowai, that, if any wished 10
make objection, they might have The oppor-
tunity OF so doing"
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Great Excitement in Esosto,,.

TREMBLING AMONG THE MEDICAL FACULTY, ,
We learn that the distinguished DR.. Wat.
son, 2I6 Washington street, and DIR. s. G.
idewett The celebrated Bonesetter. 297 Wash.
ington street, Ctwo OF The most skilfuI prac>
'tiohers IN Boslon,) having witnessed The
happy effects OF Goelick's NJ alchless Sana,iye
10 several cases which have come under their
observation, have given the general Agent
Vi 'his great modern medicine, permission
10 reier TO them through the public journals.
IL is with pleasure, we notice snch acts of
dIsintereSted benevolence and this noble cen.
crosby Of Drs. III. and W. bespeaks their
genuine philanthropy
we understand, that DR.. Watson is of the
opinion, that as the Sana,ive has created snch
:! tremendous excitement among the Medical
r'cufty, that II must be something extraor
uihdry and lar superior TO the common nos
trums OF The day-and there cannot be o
doubt, but when the virtues of this great spe
cIfIc shall be duly appreciated by Physicians.
they will frankly acknowledge il TO be The
m ost valuable addition which ha, been made
10 the Materia Medica since The DAYS OF
HIPPOCRATES.
we Iuriher learn that the general Agent
Of the Sanaiive has the liberty to refer ia
Df: Hewetf, Tor two cery interesting cases
%"'cn came wilhin The knowledge Of The
Wv vi tbC cures, as we learn was
erected upon young lady afflicted with
LUMBAR ABscEss"-and so serious was
her complaint, that she was unable 10 sub.
mil 10 DIR. HIS usual mode of trea,men,
IN such Cases. He advised her 10 trv The
Sanasive, she did so, and be fore lakine one
ph'si was entirely cured and NOT A YES.
TlGEO OF HER DISEASE REAIAJNSi,
Another. "A gentleman, aged d. prononn.
Geo 2y all who knew him. fo bo i'm a oCON
FIRMED CONSUMpTION" was won woo
deriuiiy restored TO health By The use If o,,Iy
one Ph'al 81 The Sanolive-snd he is now V q
ana ABOUT ms daily business as usuaI :
we think The open and candid course ,pr.
sued by Drs. Watson and Hewett r;rbiy
entities them TO the lasting gratitude Of III,
pub!'c-although they may have the wbols
phatanT OF tho Medical Faculty pouncino
upon them. '' po'"''"g
Alter reading the above, and the foIlov.
ing extracts from letters addressed to DIR,
rowland, by his Agents who can for mo,
ineot doubt The powers Of the Mighty Sspa.
Amherst, N. II. Jan 1, 1888
Dr; Rowland-I sold phiaI of the Match,
less Sanative toa gentleman who was in =
confirmed Consumption, pronounced PAST