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PREMIUM HORSE
ECLIPSE

THAT received at the New York Stato Ag-
gricutural Fair, the greatest ever held in the
United Staets, at Albany Sept. 2Sth 1912, 1.-THE
first PREMIUM" from host of competitors, a.
mong which were several "impor;ed ones,''-
Will be located for the accommodation Of those
who wish 20 improve the breed Of tina noble an
inis, the horse. al the following places, viz: AT
f. B. Hills in Shoreham on Saturdays and Mon
days, a; d. Hills in Bridport on Tues lays and
fridays, at Fl. Barnes in Addison on Wednes-
days and Thursdays. .or further particulars
see the Bills. EDWARD LONG.
2i Jul DAVID LONG.
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FIRST, read the Deaths, then turn to the
Medical Department of this paper and re ad as Tor
life. Then call quickly on The subscribing a.
gent who has the cure on hand for ell your NAL
ddies, ana remember delays are dangerous.
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DALDNEss AND LOSS OF HAIR.

DALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR.
I'D is caused BY want Of healthy ac-
lion on the vessels which throw off perspiration
from the head. When these vessels are weak or
diseased, the perspiration is thick and clammy
and adheres TO the mouths of the pores and clogs
them up. and dries and forms scurf or dandruf.
Less blood is then carriud 10 The roots of the
haia and for want of which the hair has not
sufficient nourishmcnt, and consequently be-
comes dry aud harsh, and begins insensibly 10
fall off which continuing TO increase, eventually
produces badness. Restore the capillary YES
sells of the head to their former healthy circuIa-
ton, and fine silky new hair will make its ap-
pcarance which will increase in quantity and vo.
lume until the hair becomes thick and healthy.
Jayne's Hair Tonic is the only preparation
thit has ever been known TO produce new Hair
on Bald Heads, which it has done in innurnera-
bic instances, and will seldom fail, If properly
aud perseveringly used. Prepared only by DR..
ID. Jayne.
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DENTISTRY.
N. HARRIS. SURGEON DENTIST.

" GUILD express his gratitude 10 the
w public for the patronage which has
been so literally bestowed upon him, and
trusts that his skill and enlarged experience
will secure a continuance of ii. He would
assure the public that he has ever endeavored
TO keep up with all the Improvements in the
science of Dentistry, by scquainling himself
with The most recent publications, and by cor
respondence with distinguished practitioners
IN the cities. He last spring purchased OF
that ski'ful dentist DR. Whittemore of Boston,
the art of making The GOLD AMALGUM which
has recently been so happily adopted into the
practice of the profession in Boston, New
York and other places, and has been the first
TO introduce it into this region. So complete
ly does this composition shield the tooth, that
those hitherto become tender and useless. BY
being properly cleansed and filed, may be
preserved, and so restored, that he possessor
can maslIcate his food with as much facility
as though no defect existed.
Middlebur7, Dec. I, 1912.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR
1913.

THE subscriber has his Store HOUSES and
WHARF in abe most perfect order-the build
ings are extensive and conmodious more so than
any other establishment on
Lake Champlain.
Property Of all kinds, will he received. and
forwarded TO almost any part or tho United
States, and Upper and Lower Canada. Boats
| cave this place Tuesday and Saturday of each
week, for Troy N. Y, and Troy every Wednes-
d sy and Saturday, for Yergennes, also, the Ca.
NAL Packer
j SHERMAN,
will run 70 and frcm VeIgcnnes and Buffalo,
each month through the season, which gives IA
cilitcs for shipping property from this place, to
any part OF the country, which is enjoyed by
no other place on Lake Champlain. All bust
ness entrusted TO his care will receive prompt
ate ntion. All Communications by way of en-
quiry will be duly noticed; charges will be as
low as at any other place in this part of the
country. r. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, March 1913. 52-m6
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$500

HALLONS Linseed Oil, for
MEAO sale by the subscriber at his
ENEfZk oil MIL, by the Barrel at The N.
rsEzsl=sxzszEsY. price current for Cash.
Painting done as usual,
And Paints furnished TO those only who en-
ploo him, 10 OF Is pr. CT. less than at any othe
shop or store in the state. Call and see before YOU
evpioy any oiher-if work is not don as agreed.
AMI paints as recommended, no charges made
Three or SIX months credit given if requi red -
Call at my shop al Mrs. Kinsey's, 2 doors east
Of w. s. Johnson's store, or at my les idcnce.--
All orders from distance punctuall attended TO
for oil or painting. +. O'FLANEGAN.
P.S. Boiled OIL by the barrel, if requested
or in smaller qua nifty. TO-
NAV 80 1913
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TO TIE
PUBLIC.

IMPROVEMENT in whatever regards the
Ina ppiness and welfare of our race is constantly
on the march 10 perfection, and with each sue
ceeding day SOC new problem is solved, or
some profound secret revealed, having an i'n-
portani and direct braung ov"r mans highest
destinics. If we take retrospective view over
the past twenty Yeas. how is The min struck
with wonder, What rapia strides has science
made in every d 'partmeEt Of civilized life. par
ticula,ly in tina, which relates to the knowle ledge
of the human system in health and disease. How
valuable and indispensable are the curative
means recently discovered through the agency oil
chemistry. How does the Imagination kindle
and our Imagination glow at the ingenuity. he
near approach to the standard Of perfection, OF
the present tim! Through The elaborate nves'
legations Of Physiology. or The science of LIFE,
and the Pathology of preva 'ent diseases, much
valuable practical Knowledge has been gained.
/ In cnnsequ nee Of becoming acquainted with
The organ "a ton, The elements Of the various lis
sues aud structures of the system, remedies have
been sought after and discovered exactly adapt
ed TO combine with, neutral.ze ard expel morbid
matter, the of disease, and substitute heal
IL Y action in its place. The beautiful simplicity
of this mode Of treatment is not only suggest ed
by the pathology Of dis nses, not only grateful 10
the sufferers but perfectly in cnnsonaDce with
tho operations of Nature, and satisfactory TO tie
views and reasonings of every Intelligent, refiec-
! ting mind. 1t is thus that SANDS SARsAPAR-
lila. a scientific combination Of essential prin-
ciples of tie most valuable vegetable substan-
ces, operates upon the system. The Sarsapar:l-
la is combined with The most eifpctual aids, the
most sa!utaIy productions, the most potent sarn-
pies of the vegetable Kingdom, and its unprece-
dented success in the restoration TO health OF
those who had long pinned under the most distress
sing chronIc maladies, has given 1t an exalted
character, furnishing as il does evidence of IFS
own intrinsic value, and recommending il 10 the
afflicted in terms the afflicted only can know
1t has long been most important disidcTatum in
/ the practice of medicine 20 obtain remedy SIM
liar to this-one that would act on the liver,
stomach and bowels with all the precision and
poteccy OF mineral preparations, yet without any
of their deieterious effects upon tie vital powers
Of the system.
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Old Parrs
Last will and Testament !

most singular Document has recently been
brought 20 light, witt en- by the celebrated OLD
PAM. who attained the almost incredible age oil
I52 years. IL is written on parchment, and al
though upwards Of 300 years old is in an excel
lent state of preservation. The following is an
extract -
.These DO cortife vt yet undcrmeriione4 is
We method of preserving health, which BY ye
grace of A!mi hiy God has caused me to attain
10 my miraculous age. Albeit in my ycnIh
was affect, with ye Bloody Flux and K'Dg'sEvii
but ahch ali left me hy using some days ye
herbs a. herein wriiteR."
Here follows the receipt:
borrower, bequeath 10 my second Great
Grajs.:n ye method l employ for preparing ye
IN dicament Given this day. in yc l4Ith year
oil age" THOMAS PARK,
"Wnnnrt IN, Salop, Januarie. l7lh, 1880"
4 : n A Ii Ii L E0n
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w DOL
Manufacturing,
CARDING AND CLOTH
DRESSING.

YEHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
IL infrm his friends and the pubic that lie
is prepared tn receive, at his Factory on the
bridge in Salisbury village, wool, to manufac-
ture on shares, or by The yard, TO suit custom
ers, into
Plain Cloth, FlanneIs and
Cassimeres.
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HIS Machinery being newly fitted up and
and in complete repair, he is prepared to do
work in the test manner, and on the most
reasonable terms.
He will also exchange cloth for wool upon
as good terms as may be made in any estab-
lishment in the County. Calculating his pres
enI business for permanency, he will endeav-
or by his constant attention 10 every branch
Of it and faithful manner Of manufacturing
TO give complete sa isfactinn to customers.
June, 7h lSi3 E. B, HOWARD.
5:Sm
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Horse Medicines.

PUNDERsoS's CONDITION POWDERS, for the cure
Of the Yellow Water, Heaves, Worms, Bolts,
&c, in Horses. Or Warranted. % For sale
by w. p. RUSSELL.
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rs The attention of the reader is respectfully
called 10 the following certificates. However
great achievements have heretofore been made by
this invaluable medicine, yet daily experience
shows results still more remarkable. The pro-
prietors here avail themselves of the opportunity
of saving it Is a source of conrtant satisfaction
that they are made the means OF relieving sue h
an amount of suffering.
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Books & Stationery.

THE subscriber has
L Just received from N.
York, several new con-
signments Of Books, a
mong which is a good as
sortment of
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EXTRA BRANDS

THE subscriber is now re-
L ceiving and will keep con-
stantly supplied with the chuic-
est brands of Flour, .Manufac-
WesteIn Country. The flour
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Die Sfuinem pptt StsstDm.
(Sttlu6.)

Sc par in Ser Champagne 1914, ais
nab Dem elorreiben SrefTen BON ga Sere
@5ampcnoile Die perbunoeten 0reru poll
ber froben 3uperltebt Der baloi9en Gin=
nabme Don poris, bipouofirten. uno Der
3ufaI Den Sbriiten Don Solm NIT Dem
Selterreibilben @eneral 8rafen 81. bel
einem @attfeuer 3ulommenfibrte. 8rof
81. mar Oct fribare 8afenoefdbrte
9olm's; felt lonoen Sabren bdtten iie
iib nibt oeieben. Sc. tpar bolo nab Dem
Nbentbeuer. pelbes 6olm in Den Guinen
BON SlsStpn Suitieb, in Sefterreitbil1e
&rieosoienite 9etreten, bate itdb ipacfer
binaufoearbeltet, uno bel N6pern unter
Den Queen oes beloenmutbioen Graber:
soos eefdmpft, oeblutet uno oelieot. -
Die Sreunoe feierten ibr unuermutbetes
g6ieoerfebn NIT Der berSlibifen Sreuoe
uno ourb traulibe Wittbeilun9en. Ser
Seber pou eoiem &ebenioft woro oft
uno froblib oeleert. uno i6on lon9e idlie:
fen Die BON Strapasen ermiioeten Qoiu=
banten, als Die beioen Sreunoe nob ,pa6:
ten uno ii6 nidt eenuo BON Den felt ibrer
Srennun8 erlebten Sbidlalen er6dblen
fonnten.
"6err Sruoer!" iprab 8raf ST., uno
brabte Dem Sbriiten einen friiben Seber
au. "ib babe DID nob BON tpeeen eines
Sbnanfs um Seroebuns 5u bitten 5
ebe Du nob trinfit, iaoe, Oh 0u's nibt
libel oeuteif, Dap id mai blinoe Sub mir
Dir eeipielt babe ?''-Srsuno! rief 0olm,
mag es iein, pas es piu ; felt mir uns
trenntcn. lino ibon piel Sropfen Der 3eit
in's Wecr Der Grpi0feit 0sronncn; uno
bdtteif Su mir aub cine 8raut ab
ipenltie oemabt. itb tpiu's nibt oeoen'
Fen - uno biermit idlurfte ct tpoblee
mutb oen foltliben @ein binunter. ST
enteeenete, traulidb Die 6ono onf $oolmS
Sbulter Legend: "Gs 1T mir iebr lieb
oab es 70 leibt ab9ebt bate MIDI, ipeil
@ott! eefabt een,abt, nod einmal Dor
Dir besweeen auf @iitolen 9eforoert 81
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sS5SsSHssetpaegGte G3itgtersteGrp,
Die Gtrtetef6fc.


Ses Nbenbs inter einem Baum
Nuf 9rinen aclbbcblimteu 8aum,
ltmrinat bon Isnsr Sebdfsin @tbaar
Gin S6dfsr eintt gclasert mar,
lino feiner Sl6te muntrer Shall
Sterst nit Dem naben wieberbou.
Sa Fam ber Serr Munbunaus Der,
Gin sro6er Wann-9ar bif uno ibper,
Scst' Icb, CT mu6 It6 fat bemib'u.
Gum Stbdfer in bas junae Grln,
llnb b6ret nun in gutter Stub
Dem SpieI ber frrbrn Sl6te su.
Der Ser tinft f1d aar tct69elctrt,
llnb mic Der Sctdfer aufaeb6rt,
Sdnat CT gar bcbe 8epen an,
Su sei9en, ,pas CT fir Gin O1anu,
CT banbclt bon oer 5otrtem pfiebt -
W'an t6nnt' ts orufen, rpe CT fpridt.
Dem S6dfcr es all Scpf niebt feblt,
Gr Fannie 70 ben $auf Der Q8tlt,
Srnm fpratb CT talt ,,Oas 1T all gut
Gin Sburte 1T, ,per Is nltbt tbut;
OcCb iCbpet9et Nun unc fplClet mir
Gin SthfIsln auf Drr Sl6te bier ~
Wlunpunsus iprah: u@infdltaer O1ann,
Sbr p'det ldnslt, pa6 ids niebt fam!
ueL blaiet nur - es 9rbt pann ltbcn!"
gu ,naht MIDI Iaeben, lleter @obn!
3u tlajen weib icb frcileb ,pcbl,
Allsn nlebt ,ple man fiu9rrn fca,
,0eht, iprab Der 6irt, Sbr leir nie fauf,
sSIcB 2Sno 3u maiden NIT rem Olaul,
9c6 mill man, baB Sbr gub aub rcst,
Tub nur rin Sinserleim bcweat,
60 mil es nidt mehr rpeiter fort,
ee feblt bic sbat benz itb6ncn Bort."
sd lcbs mir bic QGiTen(6aft,
Gjisbt lls gum Suten SUP unc Sraft;
Dcb fir pas 19iIen, pas nur prablt
lino uns NIT bcblcn 0hlfen 3ablt,
Seb' ieb ni6t ctnen &ren5er aus
Gut Sladbt uno tommct ,pobl natb 6aus H'
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gtnas aus Nmerifa's Sor5eit.
9ie klaueu @efeBe Oct Nuritaner.

Melbe Sreibeits Soeen Die beriibmten
pileerpdter uno Yuritaner bon Moha'
tbulets, ouf oeren 2lbitammuno fib Die
Neu Gnoldnoer 70 iibertrieben piel su
9ute tbun, be9ten, miro fi6 am beifen
aus foloenoer3ulammenifeuun9 ibrerSer:
oronuneen entnebmen laf1en:
l(le eeute Die Feline 1000 pf. pertb
fino uno Sob. ooer Silberipieen ooer
&nSpfe traoen. ODER eespebtes 3eue. oae
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8agrgans 4, sarze @8#mmer aos,

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dsa2GCERHES. &c.

YEJut. Subscribers respectfully Inlorn iheIf
e friends aud the pubic. that they have re-
ceived large and iresi, SIMPLY Of GOODS.
selected BY Que OF the firm. III Ner York, B0s-
ton. philadelphia, Baltimore aad Charleston
winch IN add ton Ia their former stock. com.
prlses the largest end best assortment OF Goods
ever offered IN this market. CONSISTING. IN part
as follows:
~ hhds. Porto Rico. New Orleans aud
81 Crox Sugars.
$50 bu., Riu. Cuba. Porto Rico. 81. Do
ninso, Java. and Mocha Coffee.
20 Eh,ls. Yves, I.Idia Moiasscs,
~ lIcrccs Cuba do
81 bbls. New Orleans Go.
10000 lbs. Bacon Hams. .Sid,s & Shoulders.
sU,UJU Sweie Iron. assorted sizes,
$500 {" English do
3.nUU Band and Hoop Iron.
1000 " Nail Rods & liurse Shoe shapes,
2,0G0 Cas. German. u Biisleied Steel,
.!0D selis Wagon Boxes,
100 sacks Salt (blcncled sacks,)
1850 bushels Snll. III bulk,
500 pieces Hemp and Tow Bagging, 4J
iu i6 inches wide.
250 pieces Gunuy BasgIng.
I.UUD ib.. Dasgins rwmr. (Weaver's,)
l.0 cO,ls Manila Dale Rope,
LOO do Hemp do do
Ism yLids O,nabuiss.
5000 lbs. doubt. refined Loaf Sugar,
3tubU :. crushed de-.
1900" powdered do.
l,OOO" s,nsi,. refined Loaf do.
20 boxes furrci.Ie soap.
lU Sperm Cauh!es.
~ Huii'- patent andes,
:, terces fresI, ground Rice
2.OOU lbs. White Lad No. Union Mills
% hbl. Canal Flour. (ch"icc bIand.j
40 dnz. dinlns. parlor, rocking aiIe
children'- Chairs.
1cases Hats aud Caps.
$50 casks SinIir Lime. iIn fine ordcr.)
ID keg, Dupunts FFFg { Powder,
l,O0t: lbs. bar Lead
1Ubpxes Window Glass sxi0& lOxl2
lu bags Shot assorted sizes,
$500 pair, Shoes.
T"a. Pepper. spice. Ginger. Chocolate. Gin
nainom. tlnouds. starch. Nn'mre.. hme che"
ing Tobacco. Nero Ll",rs. Blankets shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn. Cotton tard'. We"
Cards. Tnca- Sleeves. Plough Linea. ini-"
Maddrr. Blue Stone. CopPeras. EPSON salts
Lin.eed Oil. Lamp Oil. n Superior article.
Trace Chains. Filth Chains, Snioolhins Irons
hr4-- bound cedar buckets. hor-e Buckets
pnils. Tubs. Kee.crs. Willow Wagons, nes'
Measures, Feathers. &c &c &c.
SlRLtY Il CRAPON.
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& olsen. Flour. Bacon, &c,
Executors Sale.

NM7ILL BIZ SUi.D. ut Edsetirld c H.. on
Wv thu first Monday in November next,
by mutual asreemen, Of parties. NIL sh"i tract or
parcel Of land. known us the late residence "i
Hillary VI. Collier. decd, aud u"w occupied
nv William Vance there is uhu'H ihirtrrn hun
drrd acres OF best Oak md Hickory land a..
taclrcJ TO The place; as regards the value Of
this property IL character II so well known Ms
TO make description of II almost useless. II IS
considered one oi the best country sands tor
Public iionsc IN the State. Ithelng an The Mar
tinlown rund The great lioroushfnre leading
from the west lo ali the "wer country markets
aud n nu,ed stand with all the Dr"v"rs. and
when viewed purely as regards the planting
interest. il presents many advantages that oi
fertility Of soil. and i,s adjacel cy To one OF The
best markets ia the United Stn'"s
Ttrms Of saie--t)ne thoIl-and dollars cash.
the ba!anre in two equal annual in-ain:rnI- !;
mites will be required with approved security,
and mortgage "f the property II deemed me-
cessdry.
r MERRIWErHER,
X. IiENU,RSON.
ISAAC +. HEARD,
Executors.
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Medical College of Georgia

FENHE Lectures viii lie resumed Oh il,r Sc
u cond Monday (the l3lh) November next.
FACULTY.
G. NJ. NEWTON, VI. d. Professor Of :inaiu
l.. 4. DUGAS. NJ. D Professor Of Phys,olusy
und PalnoIns,cni ANATOMY.
ALE&. MANS, VI. y. Professor ci Chcnis-
Try aud Pharmacy.
|. y. GARVlS. NJ. d Professor ci Thetnpen-
ucs and Maie.ia Mcdira.
JOS. y. I'VE, VI. ID. Professor of Obstetrics
md Dis-ases Of " onrn and lnismis.
L. -. FORD. VI. ID. Professor oi the Institutes
aud Pracuce Vi Medicine.
r. EVE NJ ID Professor Of the Principles
ana Pricuce oi Surgery.
JOHN McLEStER, VI. ID. Demonstration oi
Anatomy.
II. r. CAMPBELL. NJ. d, Assistant Dernc,r-
siIatoI
Fees Tor lui! ConTsc. SllD 90
Practical Anatomy. when taken. 10 90
MairIculatinn iifsi Course only, on
Money currIn, where Students rcside taken
| al par.
PaueLls will be operated upon grn,ui'uusly
il allow cal L" be brought before th, Class.
Students boarded here las; winter ut Is 10 IL
dollars per month, every ihln. included
PAUL +. EVE, Dean.
Augusta, Sept. 1913.
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water Proof, g. No Mistake!
n, L, JEFFERS g. co.

WAREHOUSE d GENERAL COMMISSION
MISUNDERSTANDING. 3. e..
ED EG leave To- iulrrm their friends. and the
I'D public generally. their NEW FiTEH
PROOF RAREHOUSE. viii, large col'e.
nieni close Stores a,tuci,ed. is now completed
and read, for the reception Of
Cotton, Merchandise, Dc.
|, is situated un the principal street leading
into the business pari of ihr town. four iret
above the rghes water mark by actual survey
entirely remote from all other Luiidinss, wnci
renders il fire.prool, aud conveniently situated
Tor loading aud unloading Wagons.
They are now permanently located III ih's
place, aud pledged not to speculate IN Colon
on ,heir own account, but Id give their u"d'I'
ded attention TO the interest Of their customers
aud are fully prepared to attend 10 the Safe'
Storing aad Shipping. of
GOasoa, Flour. Bacon, &C.
Reeeicing and For,cardiry NERt HiNDISE.
Purchasing Gcods TO order. &c. &c.
Their charges Will be- Us f"llows:-For sci
ling Cotton % cents pei bale; Shipping do
i2i ceGts per bale. Commission Tor buying or
selling Merchandise anu Produce n per cent.
Forwarding aud Storage. ia accordance will
the established rates All Cotton. Flour &c
received by the river free from Wharfage. Ii
beial advances will I've rnadr when required
Oh auy consigumenrs made To them.
| Hamburg, SeplT.9 II SIS
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

IN 6SSfL -
George A. McKie. s. O. .rs. R;u 70,
Elizabeth McKie.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that by virtue Of an Order from The
Court OF Ctaucery. shall! offer for sale 10
the highesl bidder, on the first Monday IN
November next. at EdgeheidIourt House.
tho real estate of Charles Mckie. deccnsrd.
consisting of several irocIs Of land. con-
tanning in all two thousand aud eighty
pcrrs, more or less, situnte in the said Dis'
,rict and State aforesaid, an The Martin :
town road. and bounded by lands of the
estate Of Benjamin Roper, Of Samuel Z.
Scott, estate OF Isaac Vann. Henry Wal
drum, and others; said lands 10 &c sold
in separate tracts according to plats of re-
survey, which will be exhibited on the day
Of sale; Oh a credit Of Que and two years,
except the costs. which must be paid III
cash, purchasers to give honds aud per-
sunal security. and mortgages of The PREM
,ses 10 secure the purchase money.
j. TERRY. c. Z. Z. D.
Commissioners Office.
EdsefrM, Oct. 3. isi3.
Ociober4 4 (S5 90 81 81
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.iug l6

a CERTAIN and cii"clna! cure for Asue
"a and Fever; also used successfully III the
Treatment Of Billions Fever, Nausea, General
DEBILITY and Nervous Weakness.
The mos, hailcring recommendations Of this
Medicine have been received from many emi
nrui Phy-icirn- aud others ~ho have used II.
| And i, j. pr,srI,ned that u" medicine has ever
b-. u used hose action has been more bench
cinl. pIcnsnn aud inyigorniing. and called fDr,h
from afflicted sufferers such expressions OF
heartfelt gratitude and hankfnlncss. Persona
taking In. Pil :. snop lind themselves relieved
-Chiii broken! Fever gone, Stomachond
heaL rec aud hcalIh(ml !! Strength aud ap-
petite increasing and improving aad all ner.
ynn, weakness fled
When taken according 10 the directions ac-
compauyiug them. they never fail TO cue the
Chill mud Fever the first das and never sicSen
tho -,"u,ach or operate upon the bowels.
Their ac'inn upon the whole system is so
charming. that persons are invariably surprlsed
and pleased viii, their rapid and complete
rrs,ora,inn I" health.
The Pills urr pnr"y and solely Vegetable {;
and the happy combination at the ingredients
aud their proportions arc such as 10 produce
medicine which never fails 10 relieve when
relief is at all altalTablc.
Each box contains 90 doses Of Pills-Prce.
Que Dollar. For sale by
UAVlLAND, RlSLEY & CO..
Agents. Augusta, Georgia.
J. ID. TIBBETS,
Ed.rticld Cur, House.
Dr.. W. W. GElGER,
Cherokee Ponds.
Aug Is TN: %