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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE CONBON pJEaS

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
EOHN w. MCCLELLAN. who is in the GUS
% tody Of the Sheriff of fAbbeville Dis,rc, by
yirtue of two wri,s Of capins I'D saiisfaciendum.
at the snits Of James II. Giles and Wilson g
Lomax, having fled his petition with sche.
du!e. on oath, OF his whole estate, real and per.
sonnl, for the purpose ofob,ainins the benefit
ofthc Acts of The General Assembly, COM
monty called the insolren, Debtors Acts
PRbiic Notics is hereby given, that the pe,i-
ton Of the said John w. Mcclellan will be
heard and considered the Court Of Common
Pleas for Abbeville Dia.ric,, at AbbeviIle Court
House. or the sizteeaah day Of .0c.rber next, or
such ether day thereafter as the Court NAV
order during the term. commencing at the said
place. on the ,hrd Monday Of October aext,
and cilthe creditors Of the said John w. Nc
kcllar, are hereby summoned personally or by
lheis attorneys, 10 appear then and there in
the said Court, 20 shew cause. If any they can,
why the benefit of the Acts aforesaid sbould
not be granted TO the said John w. Mcclellan.
upon his executing The assigpmen, required
by the Acts aforesaid.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. cr.
CieTR's Qfics, 18th iny. lsa3.
Nay 81 (S17 62D Sun IS
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lAGRfCULTURAL
CONVENTION OF BREEDERS.


.Stbany. .yuHe. lsi3.
The Slate Agricultural Society Of New York,
sesirons that some fixed principles should be
established the basis Of excellence IN the7a-
.y;uus descriptions of farm siock. (wiiiouI re-
feIcnce .o,hnir reias:re rreiils as breeds have
appointed the undersigned committee, with
instructions to call,iile pai;icuiar otieil,on OF
breeders throughout the S;aies to the inpor-
;tanca or the snb,ects ard IN make the necessary
arrangements for q Convention toh be held at
che Library Room Of the American Institute.
IN the eiiy Of New York. during It's 18th An.
rual Fair, 10 tie month Uf Dcsnber hexi, t!,a
day 10 be hereafter noticed; al which hreeccrs
Of stock aud ,hose Interested IN Agriculture are
amos, respectfully urged 10 give their attendance.
with view 70 a spil and free discussion of
;hosc forn.s, eualiiiea. aud properties which
most conducc IL ;,striustc saine. and, aisn ih'.
the disiinssisc characteristics Of each separate
Srred NAV he ,ts clcssIy defined os possible.
Tho Sccisfy tsiieve ihesiks decision fsuch
y meeting viii ofcY io the agricniirrisi the best
!uiotnfmsge .haf cen 81 apreseR. bc elected.
and which. iiieJ hns', may be 80 satisfactory
TO il,e ,.sid Of every intelligent breeder. as to
lead ID gieairr uuifornily uf articn aud opi-
,,,ion, aid ssssibis become standard with
them, by which 10 Judge and be tndged, IN all
cases Of competition.
Will these views OF the subject tine CON-
uii,,ce hope yoa may dcem.it oi Sufficient IN
.portance 10 be present nj the proposed Coaven-
,tior, and lend 10 In discussion TIE ND or your
-rxpefieace and .aients.
The committee vii be obEse,iby aay sns-
:ges,intls. ia Tie ;ia,erirn, you may consider of
.,.ntfieieui in.pcftanre- 30 Ee communicated to
.heu, Il, rrlas;un 10 this ,snhiesi.
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GE.ENN'S SPRINGS.
&uUra1as6ssrs lDiSgy'is ,.

SOUTH' CAkOLtNh.
WliiS delightful watering place has re-
Il Gently found lis way into The hands
of three individuals who are determined
To sustain its reputation. The beneficial
results Of the wafer eau he testified 10 by
hundreds who have experienced its inllu-
eEce upon various diseases. and the ac-
communications shall he suited TO the wants
CT any who may visit the place, upon the
following terms, viz:
Mlaa per day, 81 90
- per eek, d 90
per week. ovc. one and less
;au weeks, 5 GO
- per week, over four weeks. 4 90
Children aud servants half price.
tlorse pei day. G2
Z" per ,"cek, 2 50
per week, over one week. ) 90
Mr.. Wrl. Murray and lady will super
intend the provisions uf the table.
JOHN Il. ZIMMERMAN.
Agent for Glcnn's Springs Company.
May ], 1913.
N. Is. THERE'S n, this time, land will
CONTINUE through riie year, good Male
aud Female School.
Mr.. John lsham supcrin,cnds the male
school.
Rev. C. S. Beard supcrinlcpds the le-
male school.
May 81 81 lS
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Potatoes. The Richmond Compiler
gives us the following circumstances cou-
uecied with The history of,his valuable es-
culcn,. 1t says" 4 friend has sen, Us an
old aud queer looking book. cnsit!ed The
ancien, aud present state ofthe ccun,y and
city Cork" &c, by Charles Smith, NJ D.
By turned down leaf. we ore directed
TO paragraph in il relating TO the intro.
iuciion OF potatoes into ire!and. As we
suppose al. knew. this vegetable was in
use by indians, ,aud seat To ireland, by Sir
Waller Raleigh. and we learn from this
old book rha, ne luuded ct Cork. where
The FIRST po,atue: were planted. "The
book says" The person who planted
them. imagining that the apple which
grows on The stalk was the par,l TO be used.
galberrd them, bu, no, LIKING rhe ,usrc.
neglecIed the roots I'LL the ground being
dug afterwards TO Sow some other grains.
the potatoes were discovered therein; and
to the sreu, surprise of the plnu'er, great
ly Increased; from those few This country
was furnished with seed"
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State Of seuth Carolina.

PA rES 'WRENN. r., Of the said
.aS Di,iric', living withia Que mile OF
Giisal Church. tolls before me an es,ray
mare, of mixed roaa and. gray color, four
teen hands, osc inch high. judged 10 he ten
years old, both eyes injured BY being Gu,
for The Hooks, in doing (which both wash
ers.have hesn.eut. away, appraised at &c.
teen dnIlars'by Simpson Sullivan, rGu,h-
ridge Chealham and John Terry. Given
under my hand This 23d day Of ApriI lS43
EDWARD SETTLE, Mact.
May 81 tS2 0Ol tim Is
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEE,ELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
+. Abraha.ns,ys Duntsp & White. ri Fa
Zaldman Wiidman .Ss the same, s'
Starr i, CIeland vs. The sasie. a. :.
Biselow s. Birch We The same,
Win. s. Miller s. Co. vs the SAME. Z" 4"
II. SIoddaTd IS the same, a.
Jordan Moseiy. for Chos,or,VaunShns-
iy vs Hollis Dan!on, {. f"
TN obediehce 10 IN order passed at: the last
ii term OF The Court Of Counon Pleas for
said District: hereby give public notice TO the
plaintiffs IN the above cases, generally, 10 shew
.cause ut the ncz; ,era OF said COrt, 10 be held
on1hs i~rMonday in October nszt ntEdsc.
fcld C. H., why tfeir respective executions
slsnu!d NAT be saarked ,satisfed, and certain
funds IN asy hanasapplied TO executions IN my
Office junior 10 those oEsai,i plaintiffs. Notice
is alBo given. that l; 70 alleged by tl,e piau,iis
in The junior cnoes, that ihe abaye stated cases
we,e ssiished during The ,eF,n Is! Office Of VIM.
Thnrrsond, Decd, izte Sheriff Of said d:s,ric,
8. CHRISTIE, $. ED.
June 10 aauiao 2i
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New Spring and Summer
G 90 I'd 8.

FHYiE Subscribers hnvc JUS; received, and
4 are now offering tn their customers nnd
the public scneruily, i full and well selected
assortment Of
Fancy 81 Staple Dry Goods,
Comprising every va.ie,y of Gonds in ;heir
linz. suited to the Spring aud Summer trade
which they will sell a, prices TO suit the times.
ALso--A general assortment OF
Groceries, Hardware, Hats,
Shoes, &c. DC.
which " i'll be sold NJ prices which cannot fail
Ia give satisfaction TO those who may favor them
will, their patronage. We were induced by
the present reduced prices Of Goods, TO make
heavy purchases, which enables us TO offer
strong inducements to purchasers. We nre
determined to sell, and ln, those who doubt
our ability to please them. cell and sec.
We also continue the business Of
Millinery & ManfnarnakiflS,
under the superin,endrnce Of Mrs. c. NJ.
DOWD, and having received now supply
Of Goods suited 20 that branch of trade are
prepared to execute all kinds of wu:k with
neatucss and despatch.
ksOrders lrcni The country promptly attended
10. BLAND q BUTLER,
ApTili2 If IL
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he pursued once, and found successful, Is the
only right one. and must, Of course. succeed
again no. having reflection suficien, 10 know,
that practical planter mast vary his plaps 10
suit the circumstances around him, ever keep.
ing in view, economy in labor, and the growth
and production Of the plant.
Example.-I was once passing plantation.
when the cora was about tasselling and the
ground wet, mentioned to the overseer, (who
was getting good wages, and had good repu-
ta,on as planie.) that differed with him as
10 the manner he was ploughIns, which was
very deep every row, on upland-aad attempt.
ed 10 reason with him on the subject-when
was met by this kHoekdoaez argument, my
Grand Father used TO make as good corn as
any ono else, and he always plous he'd the way
am doing. $50 yon have many followers OF
their Grand Fathers to contend with, in batter
ing down foolish preposessions in faYur OF
systems that ought TO be obsolete"
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Black sea Wheat.-S. w. Jcweii, OF
Vermont. says For three or more
years, this varie,yof wheat has been cul,i-
valet in this vicinity. aad with universal
success. have seen tho grain selected
from the most rank and lodged portions
Of The field, ,hreshed separaIe, and the
Weld was about one bu>hel TO the shock ;
in fact i. has Invariably given good re-
.nrn. from 20 TO 10 bushels to the acre.
The great encouragement to grow This
kind Of grain with US is, that i, never fsi
led Of yielding good return. and IN mos.
cases large crop. not subject Io The rust,
as other varieties have been here. ."--diJ.
Cu!if5GtOT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

Tic Coo 7fec.-(Paio de rGea lin pas.
sing through the valley OF Aragua. Humboldt
and his company stopped u. the farm Of Burbnia
to satisfy themselves by ocular examination
respecting the truth Of the accounts they had
received Of the P-to dc raea, or Cow Tree,
the milk Of which the negroes were said!o cca-
slider Wholesome alimert. They found its
virtues had not been exaggerated. II is 4 hand.
some tree, resembling the broad lcavcd star APP
pie. II yields IN abundance Of Siu,innus milk
Of ah agreeable and balny smell. This nom
ishing iluid flows mos, abuudan,ly a,lhs rising
Of the sun. The natives hasten from all quar-.
,eIs, with bowls,o receive the milk. Humboldt
declares that he never me, with any object that
SO strongly affected his imagination as the Cow
Tree.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Bin for Psrtition.

Richard Hardy et al.
SIS. hin far prrf;,;oy,
Thomas tlardy,ct al
HI appearing to the satisfaction octbe Con,
Il missioner, that the Defendants Thomas
Hardy. james Hardy, Barbara Hower,ou Al
len iioweron, Howcrton, children af
Macy llower,on, deceased, ChaIes Bussey
and wife Eliza. and James Key, Abner Clan.
ton and wife Tayy o. Glanton, John Parks
ard wife Lucy w Parks, reside wiihou, the
limits Of The State; on motion. by Bonham.
Complainar's Solicitor, ordered, that The said
absent deie.. .-lan,s .do,plead. answer or demur
To coEiplnlnanis bill, within three months from
the publication Of this order, or the said bill
will lie taken pro eoHiesSo ngains, them.
J. TERRY, C. d.
Cos'm'rs. 0Ges, E4gofela Nag 20, ls43.
May ,; Sm ~
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State Of South Carolina.

~
Rf OLIVER ToWI4ES. ESQUIRE.
-ED Ordinary ofEdgeGeld Disrricr.
Wherens, Wise HolIey and. Joshua HoI-
ley. applied TO me fas Letters ofAdminis-
;rauon on all aud singular the goods and
chanc!s, rights, and credits of Charles
holley, late Of The Dis,ric, aforesaid, de-
ceased.
Thesc a.c, therefore. TO cite aud admon
lsh all and singular the kindred and credi-
tors OF the said deceased. TO be aud appear
before me, at our ncxt .0rdinary,s Cour,
for the said Districr 20 be holden nj Edge
Eeld Cour, House on the 3fd July. .lSi9,
TO show eaesc. if any, why the said Ad-
uiinis,raiian shos|d DO, he granted.
Given Under my hand and sea! this 10Th
day Of June. Que THOUSAND eigh, han
drcd aud forty three, aud in the sixiy Sc.
"erlh year of american independence.
%. F9NLES. o. Ed,
!une2l. ls43. fs2 I2l 2t q
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To Prc,erue Eggs.-Ttc high price
and scarcity OF eggs during the winter
season, RENDERS it an object Of importance
10 preserve them frop, dccey during the
season Of abundance for that Of scarcity.
This, like every thing else. is very easy
matter when we know how TO accomplish
i',and difficult when we arc isnnrau; of,hc
mode Of efncIing it
The shells Of eggs are porous, and.hy
being Gong kept, the fud coI,cIIs ovapo.
rate gradually. mud tina, in proportion Us
the temperature Of weather is increased {;
the vacant space occasioned by tue eva
pora,ion, is Immediately filed with air,
aud this air acls on thecoutenls OF: the egg.
and produces decomposiiion or rolIenuess.
Now If the air can be prevented from en-
teriug through TIE she'll, the egg will re.
main sound Tor an indefinite pcriod-for
decomposition conaot tahc place without
AIR. Reaunur ,rici vanishing eggs to
preserve them bu, he found tho cheapcs,
ani mos, cfFeciual Inethad was to apply
oil or grease, with which they were rub
bed, or into which they were dipped.
The trsrspira,ions OF matter from the egg,
was proved to be as effec,uaily stopped
by the thinucst layer Of Cat. as hy atkick
coa'ing, 50 rha, no sensible ves'ise be left
on the surface ofthe shell. All sorts Of
fat, grease, or oil 'were 'lound well adap-
ted TO preserve eggs they were preserved
for niue months, as fresh as the day on
which ihey wcrc'laid. Other plans Of &C.
complishing 'he same purpose might be
stated, but tie above is SD simple, cheap
and eSIertual, tina; !, is leen,ed uaneccssa.
,C0liHt..
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r MEYER CAST A FLOWER AWAY.

I NEVER CAST A FLOWER AWAY.
Inever cas-, HoweT away,
The gii, Of one who cared for NE.
a liitlc flowe.-a faded flower
Bu, /, Yas done reluctantly,
j never iookd last adieu
To things familiar. bn; my heart
Shrank with feeling almost pain,
Even from their Mclcssncas TO part.
4 revcr spoke the word jarcsaR'
But with an nrcrance faiDtand broken;
4 hear,.sick yearning fpr the time
lYhert t should never more be spoken
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SaEEasKFEsS SALE.

EpY virtue %! sundry writs of .Eicri Fa-
i . c,as..l will proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, on the FIRST Monday
in July ,aex,, tie following negroes viz:
Mary, Sam aud Massf,a,. cold q, the
suits Of Elisha Carson, survivor, agains,
John .fsnux aud John X. Johnston .and
James sturs.,aA, for Emo. MatshtIll vsJohn
X. Johnston, the property ofjDo.; Is. John
s,or. Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, Sc. D.
June 10. 1888. 2, %
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.CyclOpeesies Of 1giseOr,s.

IT ID. T!BBEfTS. has received a Few CO.
eD.s PIES Of the nbosc valuable work. which
he oilers i"r sale at the puhlishess prices.
The character Of this work being 30 well
knows 10 the public, generally, il is deemed
unnecessary to comment rponii.
Nav 2i IF IL
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Brought 20 the BAIL
brought 90 tine .JaIa

GSrOEeSffS 10 the sDa2S
NF th's District II negro man w ho calls
~ himself WESLEY, 6 feet 81 Inches
high. naour p or 23 years,of age, very
slim. Of dark complexion, aud stasnmors
very badly wheu asked a.question; says
he belongs TO Mr.. Gail Cromie, in the up.
per end OF ,Laurens district.
The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property. pay charges, ap,l take him
away, otherwise be will be Disposed of
according to law.
C. II. GOODMAN, JaiLor.
y;iue lss &C 20
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State of South Carolina.
,EDGEElELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

- ~
Joseph Sss""'% ss "''t' .}BMJo, deecuu.,
Moses Jsaobs,et wife. e,aI. &c
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Moses
k Jacobs and his wife Ca,har:Ee, reside GU,
orthis Stale. on motion Of Griffin s; Burr, Plain.
liii''s Solicitors, ordered: That the said Moses.
aud wife, do piead. answer. or deianr. To this
bill, wth'u thrae month. from, the publication
Of ihs order. or the said bill wi!hc ta,cn pro
eonjtsso, agains, Them.
8. TERRY. C. E. z. D.
-GOmmisiorcg' Office, April Il, I8I3.
April 10 lam3m IL
French IEnGlins g. .Prilste6
.LASyMS.
n FINE assortment. for sale Cheap. by
II JNU. o. B. FORD.
Hamburg. April Is II J2
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State CT South Carolina.
EDGEEfEED DISTRICT.

Commissioner in Equity. n,,,,,.,-. ,f
II Us y
Lewis EIIzey. 'u0ffs0ge'
FtiE Morisaged premises containing
IL six hundred and forty t6l0) acres
mare o. less. situate in EdgeGeld District
aud adjoining land, Of John Turrnnce
Thomas Lamar. aud John Curter accord.
ing 10 he original grant, having been cold
on The FRS, Monday IN AugusI last, Que
fourth for cush. and lhe balance on a cscd-
il Of three months. aud the purchaser hav-
ing failed To comply with the terms of sale;
{ shall cffcr The same premises to the high.
es, bidder on the FIRST Monday in July next,
for cash, al the risk Of the former pur-
chaser.
S. CHRISTIE. S. T.. d.
June 10 (S3 COY 81 20
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State OF South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Nv THE COMMON Pleas.

Ys. I'TasnaSg Aff1cLr,en,
Alex. Simpson.
7EHHE Plaintiff having filed his deeiua,ior
Il IL my office against the said ief.ndan, :
Ordered that the defendant do appear and
plead thereto within a year asG 4 day fiom the
t.iins OF the same, otherwise Anal jadcmeu:
will bs awarded against him.
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON, ,.C.C.P.
Cle,&'s 0Gice, 2i,h Sept 1872.
Sept. p ly 35
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IT'S bu, sscp.dowr yor'dcr lane.
And the little clurch stands near
The church where we were wed, Mary,
Esca the spire from here;
gu, The graveyard lies between, Mary,
5,Aad my step migh, break your rest
For fseR you. darling. down 10 sleep.
With yolit baby ON your breast.
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I'm very lonely now, Mary,
For the poor make 10 new Trends;
But o! thy love the better far,
The fow orr 9Ihcr sends.
And you were al! ! had, Mary
Ny hlcssingsun my pride;
There's uoihias lrit to care TOR row,
Since my poor Mary died!
Tm bidding you a long farewell,
My Mary-kind and trne!
But I'll nut forget sou. darling,
Ia The land l't, going to:
they say there's bread and work for ell,
And the sun shines always there;
!3u, I'll 10; forge, old Ireland.
Wc,e il fif,y times Us iair!
And oi.ca in those grand old woods
I'll sit. and shut my eyes.
Aud uly heart will travel back aSain
To tho place wbesc Mary liesi
And III think Ieee The little snle
Where we sat side by side.
And the springing corn. ard the bright MAJ
morn,
When frs, you were my tridc:
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g@Sost5e 8eeess;
sAsIENT OF THE IRISH EMlGRANT'


A new ballad, sung with great applause !
,he principal cities in tte union. by Mr.. Deml
s.er. II poitrays the feelings fan Irish pet
SAINT, previous 10 his leaving home. calling Il
-he scenes vfhis youth, under The painful r
ace,ion of having buried his wife aud chilt
and what his feelings will be in America:
I'm sitting un the sslc. May,
Whsre we sa, side by side,
On brish. May morning long sso.
When frs, Won were my bride;
Tho corn was sprinsins fresh and sreca,
And the Lark sang loud aud high.
And tie red was on Thy lip Mary,
And the lovc lisht;n yous eye.
The place is little charged Mary
The day as bright as then;
The Lark'e loud sons rs in my car,
And The com is green again.
But miss ,llc soft clasp ofyour hand.
And your breatb warm on my cheek,
And l sill keep list'uinS for the words
You neper more may speak.
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ALUNH SPRHNG PlLLS.

FOR THE CURE OF
Pyspeps,n, Scrofuious and Chronic Lipv
Diseases.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
April 8, 1913
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

A NIMAL CHEMlSTRY-has proved beyond all
n question that be chemically combined
act upon the at sorbent system and various
accunaations which, If allowed to continue viii create
disease pain, Troublesome tumors pobid swengs
uous Diseases &C. According 10 tie chemistry and the
physiology Of the human system, remedy hes been DIS
ed and is applied and rendered successful in
moving painful swengs, pains in the side and back rheu-
matsn scroiuus humos KIug- Evil, enlargement about
the throat and neck, ague cakes, enlarged spleen &c &c.
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician,
that tho here spoken of should be used prefer
every thing else. IN case OF gatherings painful
swellngs in the breast OF those who nurse When the
breasts pantu-thee means which be used
that will give quick and certain relief this. never
fills for weak backs spinal irritanons, and in fact all
kinds OF weakness inammaiions cannot fail As an
external application in liver complaints the hips
and shoulders Chrome and n0ammaory Rhenm alisnn i,
has equal and as pain extractor, Of al kinds here is
no drops inment plaster that wi compare with the
"JEW DAVIpS OR HEBREW PLASTER"
this the remedy and is too well known among pnysi-
clans in general TO need any other description Thou.
sands have been relieved by tins pasteaer every other
application had IA led It's pleasant TO wear, and one
need fear taking cold in that part which the plaster
applied. pamphlet giving account Of its discovery
which sufficient 10 spread SIX eight pasters. Price
so cents, FL.
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier wholesale agents
for the State o. Vermont For sale also by s. E. Howard,
Burlington; +. Huntington, Vergennes s, Moody Mid
dlebury, N. G, Hale, Chelsea Dana, Weeks and SIAM
Ton. Danyille; $ ii Topper Charlotte; WF&dP
Wood Wesiford; L l. Dutcher ST. Adams; 4 ID
Soulo Farield; II and l. b Walker, Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown, Waierville Keller and Noyes, Hydepafk
V Noyes, MortsylIle Pennock u Benjamin Wocou
Hoon and Judevine, lamoille; Perry and Co. Cabot
T. ID Putnam, Marsh6eld L Jeweu ST Johusbury Jew
eft aud Co. Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; w Downer,
Sharon; Britain, Barrel VIM Rhodes yr. Richmond ;
Du,ton and Clark, Brattleboro. 22-iyoop.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-17
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Silver Spoons Gold Beads, Ear onamncts Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genemens BreasP patterns livery
rich.) Gold Rstlets-stOne sci, old and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Spectacles, Silver Thinlbes
Miniatn cases. Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Reyes,
Gold Watch Chains Gard Cases Mourning Rings and
Scissors, Fancy Goods Voins and Strings, gout
somen Of best Kind Of Peume,y, Macassar Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the hair, Fishing implements, &c Lot
Britannia Terpos and Casters sui erior quality large
Of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and in short every thing that is kept at
Jcwclrj Ware Store. .iII
s. A. takes this opportunity to just say 10 the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier aad vicinity that he has en-
arged his Shop Establishment and has spared pains 10
select Goods suitable for market 10 Gil up and fur.
thcr says all home abroad TO Just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere.
Al rate they may rely this, that goods what
we recommend them to be or no sale.
CTCIocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
NIB Silver work nd Iewelry made to order any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, Mayi, lSd3. 78