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Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
Gaafe OF Maine.

In the venr of our Lord one thousand eight hun
drod and thirty-eight An Act additional TO pro-
mote The sale and Settlement of tho Public Lands
c, y. :, ,o,oc,oJ h, ,be Senate and Houst
f - po - =; Igtrc GssemJed That
., 10 sl," he cold to those on
an lalus loiicu 70 o tba same ns
wno VII, p9.o' @ M nr;ce ,o he fxed bv The Land
@ retrnnca 10 tho field notes. rot how
81; te: H., GG,.oarts nor nero. fhren
ever al less ,cG ',,i' r my ha n,;d yi,b three
our.n Pa'S n ,na ,u IF said sale IN labor to be laId
years rom 'le liihe ol sao sa'o y" nd
ou' 10 lhahls ao"'s ~ dor ,he d;recon Of the
anus 50 s"'u az 5 G ini,,a fourth mari to he
"% r.'' IN ss within our Years from the time of said
pn' pinla III Gus" "''l'' '''' 'D'' '' '"' '''o :
sa'o' M, -
SEC, be1 Jamer e"aeIG"i I" shaII oach
twenty or less NUMBER oi InoN iuu"9' sn'l' III
select LOT OF one ll''nored anu s'A'l 'o,os
in any township loitea lof se.eIs tno 1 s,,1 ia
no mil WITHIN us 'lnh,'s al,o si,a. fsv ; ,r;,n
factory 10 tn9 Laiiu Aeenl, 'ia' Ivy r n;d saian
the term OF ihree years rom 'ie '.io " saw,
ton, erect IN proper ana supstantai n,""'iei, q
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
SHIP CHANDL e r Y {.

"A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"a and for sale by ZINA HYDE 81 Co., Front
street, Bath; including C0RD4GE, Manila a; and
Tarrcd. from the manufactures OF plymouth, MAR
blehcod and Boston, by the gang or retail.
Sail CLOTH Duch and Twne of most descriptions
.4NCHORS of all sizes, warranted
CiL4IN CABLES, Sheets and lies OF boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war va
rantod for two years also, English Chains Bot E
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes md Mails, with
oihlr Castings of all descriptions. ;,
Wiadlsss Nccks and Capstan Sptndtes'
ZINC SHEATHLNG NAILS, new and appro-
pirate article
NATaL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass,
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three 10 ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
Charts.
Many ofihe above articles can suitable notice
be delivered to the purchaser at his place OF busi
ness, direct from the manufactory free of expense
to him, and at the manufaetor's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1888,
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31

fidy o"'
MNN Low 4PlRlrs.-Low spirits is ccrlain
V = late of the mind, accompanied by indigestion,
wherein the greatest evil, areapprehended upon lie
slightest grounds, and the worst consequence M"
ngined. Ancient medical writers supposeeiiis DIS
be coninedto TO those particular regions OF tho
abdomen, technically called hypochondra, winch
situated therg ght or left side OF that cavity,
whence comes the name hypochondriasis.
SYMPToM5.-1hc common corporeal symptoms.
are Aatulency in the stomach or bowels, acrc eruc-
tations, cosiyehess spasmodc pains, gddlness, DIM
ness ofsght pa pations, and cfen an utter lnabii-
" Of fixing the attention upon any suhJeci OF mpoi-
tance or engaging in any thing that demands vlgor
or courage A $50 languldness-the mind becomes
irritable thoughtful, desponding, melancholy and
detected accompanied with total arrangement oi
the nervous system. The mental feelings ana pc,
cuiar train ofideas that haunt the Imagination and
overwheIm the Judgment, exhibit an minnie diver
sty. The wisest and best OF men are as open 10
this aflction as the weakest.
CAusrs.-A sedeniary life of any kind especially
severe study protractedto late hour IN The night,
md rorelv relieved by social intercourse or exercise,
dissolute habit, great excess in eating and drink
ing the immoderate use Of mercury, violent pniga-
lives the suppression of some habItual dscharge,o.
long continued eruption; relaxation or debility of
one or more important organs Wllhlh the apooheh'
is a frequent cause.
1REArMENT.-The principal objects of treatmen
arc 10 remove Indigestion, 10 strengthen the body
and 10 enlivcn the dsirits which may be promoted
by exercise, eaey hours, regular meals and pleas
ant conversation The bowels Gf costivc) being
carefully regulated b the occasional use oi mild
aperient. We know nothing better calculated TO
obtain this end, than DIR. Wm Lvanss Apeilent
PiIls-beng mild and certain in their operation Tho
bowels being once cleansed, his inesnnable Camo-
mile Pills, (Which are tonic anodyn ,and ant.spas-
modic) are an infalbe remedy, and without dispute
have provcda great blessing to the numerous pubic:
| Some physicians have recommended free use ~
mercury, but should not be resorteo 10 as ~
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
Commissioners Notice.

m1UE Subscribers, hereby give notice, that they
II have been appointed by The Judge of Probate
for the County of Lincoln-to receive and examine
the claims ofthe several creditors to the estate OF
GEORGE b. MITCHELL, late ofBath in said County,
Merchant deceased represented insolvent. That
six months from the 2lst day Of February INST. arc
claims-and that we will attend that service at The
Counting Room ofClark Il Sewa in Bath on the
second Monday ofMarch next,and the five following
months AT 3 O'Clock P. M. 1000
Dated at Bath this 28th day of Feb: A. u; 1905.
DAVID G. MAGOUN.
FREEMAN CLARK.
M tc49.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
ARRaNGE.MEN'TS OF THE
KEN NEBEC AND BOSTON
Steam Navigation Company.
FOR 1888.
THE SUPERIOR STEAM PICKET
.N'sav Easggcs % IL !,
NATHANIEL KIMBALL, Master,


SySs7all.J Ieavo GARDNER every MONDAY and
wv FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock P NJ, and BATH at
6 O'Clock p. M for Boston.
Leave Lewis's Wharf, Boston, every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock z. M for
Barn and GARDINER.
Carriages will be in readiness TO take Passengers
to and from Hallowell, augusta, W3teryille and
Bangor, on the arrival Of The Boa5 ana on ~ y5le Gays
From Hallowell 25 cts
sn, From Gardiner TO Boston 81 90 } and
FIRE, bath " So so 5 found
Deck Passengers, $3 90.
M During the past winter tho New England has
been thoroughly o7erhauled and repaired, and the
proprieors have spared neither pains nor cAPence to
render her in all respects worthy ofpubc confidence
Thai she is the fastest Boat the eastern coast is
now wv universally admitted and her superiority as
safe and comfortable sea boat has been nlly proved
.agents-J, Reed, Augusta-C G Bacheder' 'Iial-
owell-L. Ii. Green, Gardiner - - Bath
j. ]. Jerome. Bangor-M w. Green, Boston.
Gardiner, April 1888.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
E6 Il G5.lA6 eIKIe3E7Rs.

a CASES Proadc7ohs assimeres ard Satinets,
Il now opening and for sale low for cash by
OTIS KINlBAiL.
No. A Trick Flock Central Wharf
n'ays ed. 4w5.
May Sd. 3,
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
QUARANTINE.

AN and after the 10th day ofMay ,anduntil the10th
W of Oct. 1888, quarantine will be required
of all vessels, their officers, crews, passengers and
cargoes, on their arrival from any port where any
contagious sickness doth or hath preyallled-of an
vessels on board ofwhch any person shall have died
of any disease or been sick during their homeward
passage. No person shall be permitted 10 go on
board or to 60 on shore from any vessel when at
quarantine without permit from the health officer
Fishermen and all other persons cautioned a.
gainst throwing any fish or any filth into the dock,
or suffering any filth to remain on their premises
whereby the health of the inhabitants of the town
may be endangered all violations of the law will be
strictly attended to- Vessels will anchor at the
ual place of Quarantine, nearly opposite the lower
Steam Mill; and emo vessel shall be allowed GER
tiicate to proceed to town IN any case whatever,
while she lays above quarantine" All Pilots are
to attend to the above laws.
Per order. J. ELLSWORTH, Sec'y.
Bath, April 81, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph., 1838-05-31
SALAMANDER SAFES

v II f subscriber has established himself in this
q town for tie purpose of manufacturing the
above named Safes; and begs leave to introduce
them to the public as an art tcle which will stand
a heat sufficient to melt Pig Iron without being in
jurcd; they constructed on a plan entirely dif-
ierent from those now in use; being lined with
Cement which ressts the action Of beut, as has
been proved in furnace in N York, heated sui
fcieniiv for Is hours TO melt the stones of which
the furnace was built when the Safe was taken out
unniurod.
Al orders punctuaIly attended too.
G. LEAVITT JR.
AeESrs In Porland Little d Son. In Saco,
Mellen and Smonds
Bath. March Q, 1893. 6m51.
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CALL TOMORROW.

Two words nicely put together for tbe
,ccommoS a,inn Of debtors At large; or, il
the reader likes il better, large debtors
.aIast that glorious morrow which never
con- 81! Ira, psy day st;llhoped Tor bot
never known! Master Button calls. by
request with his bin IS long IS bib yard
stick, with his name hourisbed At The bot.
tom, Immediately RECEIVED payment, =
and directly opposite, 'errors excepted
for tailors never allow dscoun, for cab>
bsgiag. His heart is bounding with The
bDissful anticipation Of money in both
pockeIs;' already be pictures a gund fai
dinner at home bis cheerful 6rss,de; bis
wils's smiles. and bis prsltl,ng cbildron's
welcome. staff, the constable shall be
paid. says he ~ himself, sior lam tired
&c falling him 10 call 70 morrow Al
last ID reaches The dwelling Of bis Iiher
il patron, the knocker falls three from
Ms hand; and then comes lissried All
ter-he presents his bill; then follows :
doIsfuI shake Of The ksad BY the waiter
with the astounding scall - morrow
Poor fellow, with ! hard effort BE- smoth.
ers his Indignation for one hasty word
might lose him liberal patron.
/, jagain be seeks his shop, and mounts
| bis board with heart IS hot and 40 hsa-
w - bis goose. His :ousneymsn come
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BELIEF IN The DEITY.
Bu Sir Waiter Scott


There is nothing more awful
than to attempt 10 cast . glance
among the clouds and mis.which
hide the broken extremity Of the
celebrated bridge Of Mirza.--
Yet, when every day brings us
higher that termination, one
would almost think our views
shold become clearer. Alas!it
is not so: there is a curtain 10
be Withdrawn. a veil 10 be rent,
before we shalt see the things as
they really are. There are few,
/ trust, who tlishelieve in the ex-
istence of a God; nay, doubt
if, at all times. and in all moods,
any single individual ever adop-
ted that hideous creed, though
some have professedit. In the
belief Of a Deity, that Of the
Immortality Of the soul and ol
the state Of future rewards and
punishments, is indissolubly lin
ked. More we are not TO know
Of; but neither are we prohibit.
cd from all attempts, hover
vain, TO pierce the solemn, ga,
cred gloom. The expression.
used in scripture are, doubtless
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.,.,pr,oss.-Fiye pollars in advance, fve
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Shy s ~ of the year. No subscription win be
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aS .ss ontion Of the publishers Persons wishing
!. d %s will please give notice thereof 70
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~, insertion, and FIrry Crsr sasrs,
each continuance, II.
, m as to the number Of insertions, will be
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ingly. ,sruyxys.-For IL, lines
lass m, alterable, 3months, $lU
"' 10 do. 6 10 do. 20
d. d. do. ~ DO do. 80
n4-All JOB WORK must be paid for on deliv-
Announcing candidates for State oihces viii o.
,on dollars, and for county Eve dollars each.
Postage on letters must be rala 70 receive ~
cntion. -----.---r-x.xss.sz,r
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-02
Al MORAL TALE FOR THE
TINES.

From HE Men, YORK. Mirror.
Alit,le Frenchman loaned 2
merchant FIVE thousand dollars
when the times were good. he
called atthc counting house 2
few days since. in a state Of agl-
ta,ion not easily described.
How do you do?'inqulred the
merchant
Sick, YER sick replied mon
sieur.
whats the mat;cry'
De times - de matter.
Defines what disease Is that.
DE maladic VAT break all dc
marchands vermneh.'
.sAh!ihc times eh ?--well they
are bad. very bad, but how d.
they affect yong
wv, smonsieur,l lose dc con
tidancc.'
'lrAwhomg'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-02
In every body
sNot 10 me, ! hope 2

In every body
sNot il me, ! hope 2
sPardonnez moi, monsieur, bur
| | do not know who 10 trust at
present, when all Dc marchands
break several times all TO pie
ces."
Then ] presume you want
your monoy?'
.Oui, monsieur, | starve for
want of i'argsnt.
sCan'tyou do without Il
NO, monsieur, | must have him.
You mns:?'
sOui, monsieur, said little dim
ity breeches, turning pale with
approximations for the safety II
his money.
I sAnd you can't DO without it,
No monsieur, not one little
moment longare.'
The merchant reached his
bank book, Dire a cheek on the
good old Chemical, for the a.
mount, and handsd it 10 his visi-
tier.
4 A.
Watts dis, monsieur
"A check for five thousand
dollars with the interest,"
lis il bong said the French
Van with amazement.
sCertainly.'
,sHaye you de l'0rgent in do bank
Yes
And is it parliament conven'
lent to pay de sum?'
4 Undoubtedly. What aston
fishes yoa?'
IVY, dat you have got him il
ldese tines
oh! yes, and ! have plenty
more. owe nothing that ! can
mot pay at a moments notice.
The Frenchman was perplex
led.
\ sMonsieur you shall do me on,
IIcclle favor, chg
i with all my heart
Well. monsieur, you shall keel
ds l'arg snt for me some it'll
year longer
|sWhy, | thought you wanted Il
sI,ont az fontraire. | no van
dsTdrgent, | want de grand con
fdanre. Suppose you M 60
de money den | want him We
much; Suppose you got hin
, den | no want him atall. Tou
, C0UtPIeHc~s ="
. After some further confei
|. epcc, the little Frenchman pre-
vailed upon the merchant to r.
.Itain The money. and left III
counting house With light hra'
and d c0untenancc very dlifel
!. emf from the one he wore whe
tlhe entered. His conGdenc
was restored; and although h
Ibid MOI stand IN needuf none,
lie wanted to know that hi
\ properly was ID safe hands.
This little sketch has Il mora
rlif the reader has sagacity {
-nongh 10 find II out.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-02

n a.
10 him Tor their wages--'call Z morrow,
re ssc!siss !,iltsry; stal 10 nOres,
rs.scho hey iai0 he cara al their cred
iton- and call 10 morrow ffst coming
from The iips 81 : gepiIeman u TIE WI
per walks, neser steps I'LL Il rolls grace
Iessly from The mouth Of lhs boot-black's
lsndIsdy, Who ia snsver 10 Bis request
for dinner, shrieks oui, call 10 morrow.
Gould We lsll slI the evils that attend
poverty, to .csli Tomorrow. ibsrs might
Be some hops 81 ; mans smuggling thro'
the world. but that i impossible,
once bad friend. who was unfostunsie i
nough 10 make Ill his cuslomers bis debt
ors In winding up biz business, he sen
his bills 10. but vas repulssd By The dead
" battery, 'csll % Morrow. That NOR
row never came his family we're desti
.ute, bis wife died broken hearted; and
within ne damp walls 81 4 prison. n
coon followed the beloved psr,nersof hi!
prosperity and diversity. In vain he
babe death 'call to MORO; The fslI de-
stroyer pays bu, one wit; and il i hi
last.
Mr. Editor, II any one should ask yol
II this communication has direct allu
sion, tell them 10 call Tomorrow ant
| you viii aptwer hlw.
u
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-02
A LYRIC OFLovE.
BY MRS. c. BARON WILSON.

The last sad Tins, we met ahd parted,
Soft twilight deepsncd Der the grove,
Where long we fingered broken hearted,
Repeating vows Of endless love!
That hour! long years have circled Ger il,
And time has many a grief effaced,
But ev'ry year more deplore il,
And deeper In my heart Ills traced!
As crystal streams, il constant nation,
More deeply still their channel wear,
50, this true hearts untired devotion,
But stamps one image deeper there!
The last sad time we met and parted,
When twilight Swallowed DER the grove,
Memory retains, though broken hearted,
As the sole relic left Of love!
THE SEA SHORE.
There is freedom in the Ocean,
There is spirit in the breeze,
Thele is life in every motion
or the ever restless sea.
With the bending crest Of foam
In the sunny radiance glncing;
And the ripping sounds that come
Still dying, still advancing.
and will it not be Joyous,
When this mortal coil is DER,
And lis cares no more annoy US,
To meet upon that shore;
Where the waves Of life are sparkling,
In the regions OF the blest;
dWherc the wicked cease from troubling,
aAnd the weary are at rest.''
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-02

metaphoricaI, tor penal fires and
heavenly melody are only APP
pIicable 10 beings endowed with
corporeal senses; and, At least
till the period Of the resurec-
ton, ire spirits Of men, wheth-
er entering into the perfection
Of the Just, Or committed to the
regions of punishment, are not
connected with bodies. Neither
IS il 10 be supposed that the
clarified bodies which shall a.
rise in the last day, will be ca
pahIe Of the same gross indul-
gences with which ours are now
soIaced. That the idea Of Ma
hornets paradise is inconsistent
with Tic purity Of heavenly re-
ligion, will be readily granted |;
and see Mark Xii. IS. Harmo-
Nv il obviously chosen as the
least corroreal Of All graiilica.
tions Of the sense, and as the
type Of love, unity. and a state
Of peace and perfect happiness.
But they have a poor idea o.
! the Deity, andihc rewards which
are destined for the just made
perfect. who can only adopt the
literal sense of an eternal con-
cert-a nsver-ending birthday
ode. | rather suppose this
should be understood some com
mission from the highest, some
duty 10 discharge with the APP
plause Of a satisfied conscience
That the Deity, who himself
must be supposed TO feel love
and affection for the being he
has called into existence. should
delegate a portion Of those pow.
ers, l, for one, cannot conceive
altogether 50 wrong = GOMEZ
ture. We would then fad real
l;tv IN Millions sublime mach
merry 81 the guardian saints, q
lgenii Of kingdoms. Nay, w
would approach the catholic
Idea of;he enployments Of saints
Though without the approaching
lthe sbsurdity Of saint worship
(which degradcs their religion
There would be, we must sup
pose. in these employments, dl''
l6cuIries to overcome and exer
tinnste be made, for all which
1.-The celestial beings emplyet
4 would have certain appropriate
lpowcrs. Icannot helprwnlng
That 4 life of active benevolencs
Iis more consistent with my ideas
THAN an eierniiyof mnsic. Bu
Iii. il all speculation, and il is i'm
possible togucss what we shnl
do, unless We could solve the :.
quatly difficult previous qnes
ton, what are we 10 BIZ. BY
There is a God, and q Just Coz
"a judgment and afuturc life
and ALL, who own SO much, le
I,hem act according 10 the fail
E|ihar u ia them. | would not
lof course, limit the range Of %,
,leenii 10 the confined earth
There II the universe with 81
.li.s endless extent Of worlds.
/ |sA MORAL TALE FOR TIL
TINES.
J From IKE Nc,o York Miro
Alittle Frenchman loaned
} merchant FIVE thousand dollar
, when the times were good. n
called al the counting house
,lfew days since. in a state Of ag
not easily described.
How do You do?'inquirsd III
! merchant
: sC;cL vsv cick., replied nor
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-06-02


From Besancon's Register.
RExAaKAsLE RuINs AND TRADIrloS,
On the eastern shore 81 Pssca goula
Bay. ~ Jackson couoty. State of Aississ.
ippi, near lis msuth, are the runs Of an
ancieas foriiGcation,e built apparently,
many centuries ago ltsppsars to bsse
been constructed chiefly Of sea shells ~
Within this ruin, several feet below TOE
scrsace, have been found charsd Goals
and fragments Of peculiar kind Of ear
ihenwsrs, together with many human
bones. Amongst them were discovered
parts Of human skeleton Of gxanslc pro
portions. The upper part Of The skull
was said to be Sufficiently large 10 Il
loosely over the largest modern heads.
".4ll historical traces Of the origin D
this fortress have long since disappeared
There Is. however, tradition still extanl
amongst The old French settlers on The
Bay. said to have been derived IRON Ii,
Indians who inhabited the coast on il
FIRST settlement, BY the French, thai hi
fertilization was built by tribe Of lndi
ans long since extinct, known IS The 81
luxies.
according TO The legend, this trib
was ~ Hsr with 4 more powerful neigh
boring tribe. .aiter many suceessive d
fsais, they wers driven 10 the sea shore
whers hey built this fertilization; the,
wsrs closely and vigorously besiegsd q
a considerable time, lIllthsir supplies BE-
came exhausted. and they were reduce,
70 the last extremity. Hope having de
serted them. they marched into ihe Uces
and persisted!
"ln this neighhoihood i frequshtl
heard the most extraordinary and strsng
music. It's heard ia The summer month
only, and on the most cain and seren
evenings. usually after sunset. |. II sal
to be truly m.Iocious. resembling severa
instruments III concert: The mcnl retiss
harmony is preserved through is variou
cudences. thodgh no peculiar notes u ia
strumeuts are initiated. The sound 81
pears 10 hsvs no peculiar or limils
bounds but seems 10 be transilbfy :
sometimes appearing TO be in,hs waier-
then Immediately changing its position
seems 10 be transferred 10 The atmosphsr,
approaching and receding 4 intervals
sometimes dying away for some minutes
and then suddenly reyisihg with incres
"a energy. The Isogth II tins that III
n ysisrious nocturnal music continues.
various and irrrgelar; sometimes but ho,
iaentsry,- aga q j continsiss for hours
and, lingering. leaves the air so slorl,
that II will long dwell il fascy; and Il
deiusion will last till we ale almost Il
Ito believe that il exists only ID imaeinl
'I,ion; and were il mol supported BY Il
lmnst undoubled testimony. Il would I
difficult 10 give credit 10 such sesmir
pbsblasy. But that such music Is hear
/ there, rs l~yoad doubt. Its sttrib'
ted u various scsssss; but ths one mo
generally accredited BY Che supsrs,ii'c'
81 tbs neighborhood, i cocchsd in Ii
| ton, and linked with the tradition of,h
1 Biluxie Indians
Leaving out Of view q
poetry Or The foregoing legged, wher
| We ask. on tho page 81 hislo-y, can |
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-12
Collie Mixture.

HNHE above is anever failing remedy for that
q variety of collie, SO distressing to Infants
and for which the most injurious anodyne sub
stances are too commonly given. 1t is safe and
sonthlns, and instead Of producing costivcncss. it
usually operates gently OH the bowels.
Tins remedy has now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, which
q"ack medicines made To sell. cannot command
II Is extensively used by the best physicians in
the Ountry, and to use the language of many Il
mother, acts n charm. >lIIc it alIays the
pain and nlls the child to rest. it does moi leave
behind it those unpleasant symptoms. which
Landanum. Ba,emans Drops. &c. generally pro-
ducc Ample directions ACCOMPANY each vll
and certificates OF its efficacy (f requred) cal, be-
produced from til" most respectable clizcns of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN Il ROBERTSON. Hamburg,
FDW WEBB. .AndcrsOn e. H.
WIN. HACKETT. Pcmdicfon C. H.
DR.. E. J MINIS, Edgcfeid {. H.
Feb. 5 1888 til