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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-07-27
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For publishing in the vilIagesso Winnsbolough'
Fairfield District, sc. q new weekly newspai er'
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THE TRUE CARO-

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Rights to al!.'
ys7HE political principles OF the paper Will be
g fervrnt and devoted attachment 10 inc 'fue I''
tcrest of the Statc-au ardent desire l" au>d"eI @ Wv,
| noble cause for which the people have so mahiINE
| tourht-a stern and unrclening opposite 10 an
! NaIonaI Bank and Tariff projects-anda "a'c'iu'
and Jealous scrutiny into the con duct OF our ues'
both State and Natio al. will occupy our TEST
rics and must strenuous exe'ti"ns. ,.,
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news Foreign and Domestic, IN conu'hSeo i1''"
rlean such Commercial Intelligence Us WI. VI
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oo,;c occur-, noes fgenerai iintcrrst-scl'ctSuc Such
Agricultural Intelligence as may tend 10 arouse a
iri, of noble rivalry in our generous anu 'lhera'
Planters: a,lva CO their interest and promote ther
cntcrprses-and give an epilomc OF all that "gtaes
Tie '.uo:ld we live in lG t'ct, 1t snail pe our
proud cn'eavor to make our hehdonndal welcome
visitor TO the Planter in his broad expanded ne ds;
the Merchant in his counting room; the tonlic,ah
in his clse:; the Lady, in hcrhoudo', and the Me-
chanc in his Iaborious and valuable tolls.
OGlhc grcatard mob cause of fTEMPERANCE, I
our sheet will prove strenuous and nnlnchinS aa-
yocate: as WE colsiderIt 1t next TO religion Inc most
powerful anent to advance moral ana p'cuhiafy
condition of our people. The noble PRACTICAL RE-
SUITS of the efforts of Il friends and ad, oc;rs "i
this cause are already noticeable throughout the
:encth and breadth IF our wide expanded domain.
From the Halls OF Congress, 10 the most humble
hovel, their efforts are discernabc tie mighty
have been rcscured from destruction, and the hum
bic have been strengthened and comtorled.
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erary Department will not lie overlooked We
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:llut muy in the slightest degree be deemed rcpnS
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sve to the most senslively delicate mird Conlro.
vcrslcs Of scctarian character will never find ad
mitancc in our columns, we deem such subjects
unified for and bur,hrnsome 10 publication de-
signed for general edifcation, instruction, and
amusement.
But it is not our purpose by long Prospectus,
and proluse promises TO deceive the public into our
suppor-we prefer to be Judged Ivy our works
We are practical Printers, and th:ougr our indus
try and attention TO business, will enddavor to DE-
SERVE that SUI pot which might otherwise be de-
nied 10 our limited abilities.
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Executors Notice.
July 6.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of R. Cor
IA nelius, decd. are requested to make payment
or before the LIST Of January next, and those har
ing demands against said estate will hand theminz,
according TO law. %
N. A. PEAY, EHr..5s;'
July G. 3,3l.
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Bank Agency.
For sale.
Lost.

N,HE subscriber lost OH the 24th ult., the Keys
1 of his Trunks, consisting of five in number,
one of which is brass-all connected by string.
Also, lost, on the day previous to the General
Muster at Camden, an Umbrella, formerly pur-
chased of MIR. Hayman Levy, of Camden The
deverer of the same to Mr.. VIM. Baskin, at the
farmers Hotel, Camden, will be literally re-
warded by J. A. COLCLOUGH.
June l.
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Notice,

Notice.
4 LII persons indebted TO the estate of COL David
II Miller decd. either by note otherwise, are re
ouested 10 come forward and make immediate pay
mcnt satisfactory arrangements, and all having de-
nands against said deceased. urc requested to hant
them in legally aested, to John S. Cunningham, Esq
who will act us my agent i'll settling up the bust
ness Of said estate.
SARAH A. MILLER, Adm'rx.
May 4, 1912; 4lsa
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The Matter Of Benjamin Gass. Bankrupt.
DURSUANT TO an Order Of the District Court
Il of the United States for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the tenth day Of
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, why
the said Benjamin Gass should not receive his Dis.
charge and Certificate, Bankrupt
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston. 18th day of June, 1912.
June, %.
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J. D. O'CONNELL,
JOuN CARR.

TERMS OF PuBLrcATloN.--The True CarolIn'an
will be published every Thursday morning (or on
such day as may he found most suitable lor the
mai!s,) IN paper of imperial size (as large as the
Greenvie Mountaineer) and Of The rest quality, at
s. so strictly in advance ;' if paldafter six months;
and So so ifuot paid till the year has expired.
June 4. 1912.
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July, 6.
Just Received,

nIRECT from the manufactory,an ,an excellent
J supply of Gentlemen's French Cali Bootees,
suitable for the season, which are ohereo Io lor
sale, together with their former stock Oh ooo'S
and Shoes, as usual, at very reduced PRICES:
WIN. ANDERSON q CO.
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Ordinary's Sale.

sTNTILL be sold, on Monday The lst day Of Au-
w gust next, at Kershaw Court House, be-
tween the hours of 12 and o'clock; eight hundred
acres of land more or less bounded S. ly lands OF
l.. P. Thon,ps N. and NE. by w. +: Horton
and Bryant King, and E. by Nathaniel Jones; to
sSeps deceased TIE land is all the property that
$ could be found Of the deceased.
The conditions Of the sale will be ne-third cash
and the balance on credit, until the first day o
January next; the purchaser TO give bonG with two
good securities and mortgage Of the property
go. J. w. BASklN, o. KID. /
.Ordinary's Office. June 8, 1912 :
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JOSEPH CHARLESWORTH,
Fashionable Tailor,

HyENDERs his thanks to his customers for
the generous patronage he has received and
respectfully informs the public that he continues to
carry IN bnsiness at his Did stand, two doors above
Tho Dos, Office. where those wishing to havesgaT-
ment, neatly and fashionably m dc ore invited to
.scall.
g. Jane 26.
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In EGuity--AershaeC District

John Cantey, Ex'r. Fl. T. Cantey, Us. J. ]. Blair
Supplemental bill for retisf and Injunction
1T appearing to my satisfaction that John j.
/ Blairis absent from, and beyond the limits OF
this State 1t is ordered that he do plead, an
swer, or demur to the above stated bill, within
three months from this date, or an order pro con-
tesso will be granted thereon, against him.
JAMES CANTEY, Jr
Commissioners Office, June %.
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United states District Court

DISTRICT Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the Matter Of Geo. Q. Nc Iniosh, a Bankrupt.
RURSUAT to an Order of the District Court Of
Il the United Suites for the District Of South
Carolina. Notice is hereby given, that cause may
bo shewn before tho said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the tenth day Of
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, why
the said George @. Mcintosh should not receive his
Dischurgc and Certificate, Bankrupt.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk
Charleston, 18th day Of June, 1912.
June, %.
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fresh .Enncy groceries.

Prunes, in Glass Jais,
Currants, Citron, Almonds, Raisins,
Uuderwo: DIS best Pickles,
Preserves, in Brandy,
Preserves, in their own juice. Olives,
Champc's hest French Cordial,
Lemon, Cling and Raspberry Syrups,
Champagne, oi SUI erior quality,
Hock Wines, Superior Porter,
Sl.Julien Medoc Claret, Champagne Cider.
- ALSO.
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wine, some % year
old,
Superior Port Wire, in bottles, very old,
g French Brandy and Holland Gin.
ALSO-A complete assortment of
Sugars, Of eucry quality, Cofee, Molasses, Iron
Sail, dc. dc.
All of which, arc offered on reasonable terms. by
Jan %, H. LEVY.
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Office Of Common Pleas,
Kershaw District, Marchl4, 1912.
CABINET MAKING.

INHE subscriber has opened shop opposite the
Post Office, where he hopes by strict oiten-
tion to business, and moderate charges, to mclit
share of public patronage. -
Inu %. G. M. JONES.
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Fresh Drugs, Chemicals,

Putent Medicines, OILS, Paints, Furnash-
es, &c. &c.
TINE subscribers having just received their
L supplies from New York and Boston, arc pre-
pared to put up all orders entrusted 10 them and as
they can warrant these articles no fault can be found
with the quality, and prices arc in Accommodate"
aoith the times.
ALSO-Sperm Oil Of superior quality.
rA liberal discount on all bills Tor casn.
DELEON g. LEVY,
April 9. sign OF 'ic h'''"'.
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ISThe business will be continued, at the old
stand, one door north of Messrs C. e. +. MatheSOn
d- Co. by w. ANDfRSON u "
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Piano..

A elegant Six Octave Metallic Plate PIANO
"A FORTE, Of modern make, and sui erior tone
and quality, for sale. Enquire at this Office r.
May 25.
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.
FSIlE Partnership heretofore existing under the
L name of John D. Murray g. Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN D MURRAY.
THOMAS LANG.
EDWARD AUSTIN.
April q, 1912.
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Cash
DAID for dry or green Hides, or hides taken
L in exchange for Shoes, at cash prices:
& SsssGM, ALDEN &, co.
rune,2s9.
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I WHITE II SUR 4 u.R WATER;
: From the White sulphur Springs,
GrCenbrier County. Virginia.

- UIVUHUIIUI UUHHI! FIKofn11'
ENHE subscriber has just received supply, III
barrels, half barrels and hottles OF the ABOVE
Water, so much celebrated as an Alternative ana
pnrcative, and torsfhe cure of Liver Complaints,
Dysucpsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofula, DIS
eases of the Kidneys and Skin, Mercurlal i'isea'
ses, Female Affections, &c. &c. and for relieving
the bilious habits of the system.
This article is received direct from the Springs,
and is kept in barrels prepared for the purpose
which prevent it's sdecompo and preserve tile
article equally as pure as when t. ken at the Springs
JAMES R. McK-tlN.
May 25. 2-ss
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United States District Court.

Charleston, 10Th day of May, 1912.
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Amos BaowN
IN CHANCERY


P Pa. c.n.ASO' & August Term, A; d; l8n;;
HIRAM BALLARD Whereas at the March
Term Of said Court A. d. l94l, Amos Brown of Mil
ton in ad County, brought his Bill in Chancery in
ton aforesaid, now absconlei to parts unknown with
ont this State and Hiram Ballard of Georgia in the
County OF Franklin h,rln stating, that on the i2t h
day Of January 1883, the sad Garland being justly
indebted to the SAD Amos in tho sum of 500 spec
ted IN two promlssory notes OF that date. for fifty
dol ars each, theone payable on the first dav Of jan
vary A. y; ie,e, and the other the first day of
January l5ll, both, with annual Interest and secure
lhe payment OF sad notes, The SAID Garland on the
same II January 1888 made executed and delivered
to the said Amos, mortgage decd Of piece or Gel
OF land IN sad County Of Chltten en-, being Lot No.
u, IN the ith division, supposed 10 contain eighty
acres, with the condll that if the sad Patrick
should pay said notes according to their tenor that
;he said mortgage deed should be void, otherwise of
January A. D, 1889 tie SAID Garland made, executed
ana dc lrered 10 SAID Hiram Ballard mortgage deed
oi the sad lands, with condition, that if the SAID
Garland and one Owen Garland should well and trL-
~ pay the three install nients first mentioned in Ger
tain contract under seal dated January 2}d 1889
made BY the SAID Hiram falard on the one part, and
the said Patrick and Owen Garland on the ohor mari,
amounting to S25 90 and three years of the frs in
teres that should accrue thereon then the said deed
should be void, otherwise # force And further sta.
thug that the said two fifty do lar no cs, or aav mart
thereof had not been paid 70 the Orator or any per
son on ms account and praying decree of forecl,
are OF Inc eall lands and premises which said Bill
OF Compliant beng duly entered in said Court at the
March Term tkereofA. D. lSil, the Orator appeared
by his Solicitor, A,G Whl1emorc, and the Defendant
Patrick Garland being cat of the State and it not H.
ing made to appear that he had had pursUnal notice
of The tendency Of this Bill the same was conr.n ed
10 the August Term of said Court 1911. (which
Term me orator again appeared by his sad Solicitor
and not being made to appear that the said Patrick
Garland has yet had personal notice of the ser.
wee and tendency Of this Bill, the same was aran
by 1rder Ct sad Count, con nued TO thcnex Term Of
said Court TO be holden on the An Tuoed,v nf MAJ
next And the sad Court further ordered that no
tce be gwen the aid Patrick Garland of the penden
cy OF the Orators Bill, ~ publishing the substance
'neFeof together with this order, three weeks surces
svely in The BURLINGTON Free Press" n neyspnnrr
printed IN said Burlington, the last of which 10 be- at
least twenty days before the setting Of SAID Court a.
ioresnd which shall be deemed sufficient not &c 10 he
sad Pa'rick to appear and make answer to said Bill
Attest, WM. NOBLE, Clerk
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Moan DAY
VS.
HEMAN CApy
IN CHANCERY

HEMAS CApy Whereas Noah Day Of In
derhIl in the County Of Chit enden has filed in the
Once OF the Clerk Of the Court of Chaunccry for
said County, his Bill in Chaacerv against Hcman
Cady of Pittsburgh inl the Stale of New York,
therein stating, that on the Sd day of February i. ID
ISao, the sad Cady was indebted TO the said Day m
the sum OF $4,000 as specified in two pronissorv
notes GATED Feby, Is a. ID. 1870 for 5000, each, the
one payable IN n!ne months and the other eighteen
months from the date, with interest at the Bank of
Burlington and to secure the paymen, of said sum
OF money, the sa Cady on the 3D. day of Febv A n
io1O made executed and delivered to the said Dov
ms Mortgage deed of Lot No. IS in the first diysioo
OF land IN SAID Underhill ,and further stating thai The
sad notes had not been paid, and PRAYING said Co RI
to decree 10 he sadDay the foreclosure of sd premises
And the sdCady residing out of the state so that sub
pHna cannot be served upon him. is therefore ordered
mat the SAID lIemon Cady be and appear before the
SAD Court OF Chancery to be holden at ,Burlinaton
WITHIN ana Tor the County of Chttenden as n Coutt
OF Chancery on The fourth T'uesdayof May next and
make answer to SAID Bill and is also ordered that
the substance OF the said Bill and he order be nnbl;s
ed three weeks success lively, in the BURLINGTON F,oo
Press newspaper printed in said BURLINGTON ,bo
last of which publications to be at least twenty da"
before the sitting OF SAID Court, which shall he der
ed sufficient notice to the said Cady TO annenr and
make answer 10 sad Bill
Dated at Burlington aforesaid this 18th day of
April A. ID. 1912.
WIN. NOBLE, Clerk
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY

THE Summer Term Of this Institution commenced
L on Wednesday the 81 Of March, and will continue
twenty Two weeks The School is Delightfully."- To-
Gated in retired part Of tins leaulifll village Ad
vanlagcs afforded for instruction in the solid and
ornamental branches of ctluca,ion.
Frof WrNDMliLER and his daughter, from Germa.
NY are engaged 10 take charge of the music depart.
nicnt, in the CORE OF the pre-, ent Term.
Monsieur BouCuETTE, ACCOMPLISHED Fre,cb
Tea cher, is also engaged for that department.
Circulars containing more particular information
may lie aimed by application TO The PRINCIPAL, Miss
LEE, or al The Bookstore Of Mr. d. A. BnAMAN
Bnrlincinn. March 2qih. 1872
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DISSOLUTION.

T1NHE firm of Srongs Geo. was, by its own lma.
Il ton dissolved on the LIST. inst. The name of the
firm will be used hereafter only for closing its bust
ness The and accounts are IN the hands of the
retiring partner Geo. Is Shaw, al the store lately
euped by the firm, with whom either of the late
firm, business relating thereto may be closed.
All having unsettled accounts are requested to call
and have them adjusted, and all whose notes or ac-
counts have 'ecome due TO the late firm are notified
that its bu mess must and triN be, speedily closed
April 18th 1912 TIE. STRONG.
w. l.. STRONG.
GEO. g. SHAW.
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Sn BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed, first rate
~ article ju,t received and for sale low by
April |. II. THOMAS.
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Sexton for the yilJnrc.

LAYING received the above anpointme,, ,b,
l. Public are respectfully apprzed that will n, al
times be in readiness to attend to the duties Of III,
office. The Old Hedrse has been repaired for pres
ent use, and there IS some hope of getting new one
and all chnrges moderate.
d. X. pANGBORN.
Shop on Calin's Lane, 18th March 1870
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Petition to sell land.

STATE OF VERMONT . AT probate court
| District of Chttenden, So. held at Burlington
within and for the district Of Chitenden on the eighth
tay Of April, 1912, Mary Hodges guardian of Sophia
Hodges, Emily I. Hodges and George l. Hodges ali
lof Willston in said district, minors and children of
George Hodges late of said Wilson deceased filed
IN said court her petition in writing, setting forth that
her said wrads are seized in their own right in fee as
tenants in common of equal undivided half of the
following described parcel, or farm of land situated
part m Williston and part in Richmond in said Coun-
~, beng the farm now occupied by the said Mary
Hodges and the heirs of the said George Hodges de.
ceased, bounded on the north and east by land of Or
son and on the south by land of Hathaway Sherman
supposed to conta in abou,twohundrcd and forty seven
acres OF land that part Of which farm situated on
the north side of the turnpike road leading from Bur.
ngton through Williston to Montpelier being about
thTtyhv acres is subject 10 life estate therein to the
sad Mary Hodges, the same having been heretofore
out to her as dover in the real estate of herae hus-
bohd Andiurher setting forth that sale of her said
words lntercs, in said farm, for the purpose of putting
me proceeds OF such sale at interest," would be cond.
GIVE to the neres Of her said wards and PRAYING said
Hodges. ms guardian aforesaid TO sell al the inter
est and Estate of her said wards in said lands
Wheroupon, tho court aforesaid doth appoint the
2ndd ay of May "A. ID. 1872 for hearing and deciding
on said petition at the Office of the Register of said
court SAID Bu ngon, and doth order that al persons
interested be notified theeofby pul LEGATION of this or
der containing the substance of said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Ftee Pres n
newspaper prinedn said Burlington, the last of which
puhcatlons 10 be previous 10 the said 2nd day of May
1912.
Given under my hand at said Burlington the 18th
day of April A. ID. 1872
WIN WESTON Reoister
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
That buy CrOckcry ~ Glass Ware.
INARKAK WAIT 4: ROOT rivr nn,ll

l. merchants in the al dining Counties that they
have their spring stock of Crocicrv in store and are
row ready TO supply their order for assorted Craze,
10 any amount packed in the most worhmanIkc man
ner at New York and Boston prices, whIch will lie
nanliestly saving to all that biv ofu> II or
der. promptly executed a Their store Corner Church
and College streets, b lrling ton
April H. 1912.
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WINDOW SASH.
BENJAMIN II. sKIFF'S ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT The Prot ate Court for
District OF Chtenden the district OF Chittenden
To all persons concerned in the estate of BENJAMIN
II. Skill, late of Charlotte in sad District; Greeting
Whereas, Sally II. Skiil, Administrative Of the es-
tate of the said deceased, has made application TO said
court to extend the time limited for making payment
of the debts OF the said deceased and settling saia es
tate year from the 18th day of April 1872 and
also proposes to render account of her admins
taton and present her account against said estate for
examination and allowance. Whcreupon the court
aforesaid doth appoint the second Wednesday of April
A, ID, 1892 for hearing and deciding on said applica
ZION and examining said account NJ the office Of the
Register OF SAID court in Burlington in said district
and doth order that all persons interested be notified
thereoiby publication of this order three weeks sue
cesslyely IN the Burlington Free Press a newspaper
printed in said Burlington the last of which publication
to be previous said second Wednesday OF April A.
d. 1872 that they may then and there appear andshow
cause if any they have, why the time Of settling said
estate should not be extended and why sad account
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at said Burlington this 18th
DAY Of March A. 1912.
WIN. WESTON Rsgister.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to us are requested to make
L "A immediate payment, whether tho amount be
cents or dollars. PANGBORN d. tRlNSMAID.
We are re ewing additions TO our stock Of most
articles wanted in our line, which we shall be happy
70 sell at low prices. Watches, Silk purses KNIVES,
Razors Scissors, &c. SC. P.&B.
April IL.
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Y AUGHN'S Jct BLACK Ink for sale Nv line slh.
scrber. This ink is man 'facturcl in his VILLAGE
by W. Vaughan and is warranted not inferior 10 Nav
nari O. NoyeN' or any other mix now in use
Please ear in mind that this ink i Of Do,,,s.,.
Manufacture, and is worthy Of any rcn,lcmon,s nj
IGNITION and patronage, especially il he wants n rood
article. For'ale at S.HuNTlNGTON'S
hafch 20. Book b in lerv
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TO FARM ElS 8

TkASS SEED.-The Subscribers have selected
~ from best samples of northern prowth. Their
usual supply of Herds Grass and Clorer Seed, which
they can recommend as very superior. Many fat.
mers who have unfortunately used the southern or
western seed, large quantity of which has teen
heretofore sold in the ncighborhood of Lnko Chan.
plain, have been taught by experience the difference
between seeds of a southern or northern growth,
For sale at the Dock.
March &c. 1912. FOfLETT e. BRADry