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Last Notice.

LII persons indebted TO me by book account,
IA questcd to settle the with Jesse Mason, or E. c.
Lencr. Esq To avoid putting my debtors to cost have
employed MIR. Mason considerable expense, who has
been travelling for several weeks past, and trying col
ect my but that plan having failed. say
fr Tho iat time sheas sho do not off soir accounts
collect my debts. JAS. J. VERNON.
i5-24--tf
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mont
Kettles,
prepared
paired at the
o workman-like,
Books, full and ha.
Wrapping Paper WI,
B$es wax, old Pewter,
exchange for Tin Ware. ,.
S'Se. IS, WILL.
Spartanburg. May o 1844.--20--a,
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consideration OF thn
0',. prcIerent"s VIII;
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silence woMd he IN
Is natious ,sHeht We
= 1t shouic he lont /
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Meyc2 af Gis 3h4-
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gociatoI if ne wcl
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ANN 81 would Lc
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but az Congress Gecn
We shall tskc 'Texas
sent Or noLrg4
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More Cheap Goods.

(JtST RECEIT,ED THIS DAY.
TUSCAN, Straw, Lawn, and Wilton Bonncts Wilton
Hoods. ofevcry quality aud shape. Also Georgia
Nankecn tinShams, stale and mixed Hose silk Velvet
worttrd Sicrgc Dimy Collars, India Rubber Mt. BIZ
anI ncy Pamsols, mourning Prints, Victoria Plnds IN
beautiful article Tor clidens wear) also few acs Cof
cc Go lbs per Sl All Of the above cheap for Cash
may go In
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Nv EQUITY.
SPartanburg District.
Bill for Partition, Account, &c.
HESRr J. Rowland, ct al.
for DIR. F. L, PARHAM,

WIN. WALKER, ct nj.
T appearing my satisfaction that Betscy Rowland,
IL of the Defendants in this case, who il is said,
has inermarred with person. tho Complainants
unknown, resides from and without the limits of this State.
II is therefore, motion Of Henry Bobo, Compt Soils.
ordered that publication in the Spartan be made, Of ruts
against the said Bctsey Rowland ordering her, within
three months from this time, plead dcmur
to the Complainants' Bill the will be taken pro
confssso.
THOS. o. p. VERNON, c. L. s.. D.
Spartanburg May 1. 1874. l9-3m
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Nv EQUETY'.
Spartanburg District, South Carolina.

H. T. Sims and wife and others Bill for the partition
oc land
DR.. Samuel Snoddy
TT appearing to my satisfaction that thc defendant Dr
Samuel Snoddy resides from and without the limits of
this State, on motion of Henry s. Dean Compainans So
corS Is ordered that he do appear within three months
from the publication Of this rule and plead answer or
muir to this bill the will be taken pro confesso
L. q. i. VERNON c. s. D.
Commissioners Office, July 10th 1874. 20.3m
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8. Bobo 81 u. G.. Leifner.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
EQUITY.
Nh formed Co-par,ncrsp in The practice of their
frolesson and will attend to any buspcs. en,n,ted
to them III the Courts of Law and Equity for Spartonburr
Union, Laurcns and Greenvle. O.
Office at Spartmburg, LIST door East of the Court Hou,
January Tth, 1844.-4- ~
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$. B. DEAN,

>. Is. DEAN,
AT TOR NEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTICE in Pnnldng Cass, Cherokee.
w Forsyth, Lumkn, Unon Gilmore Murray T,h,,os'
Floyd, Dade, and Walker Counties ~ e"'
-RESIDENCE-
,,,e , Chatoosa Co., Georgia.
-''a'e' " ioff' ...-. ......... 1y
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HENRY & DEAN

ATTORNEYS AT LAW g. SOLICITORS IN EoryIry
(SPARTASDURo G. H.)
undersigned will practice in co-partnership in Law
IL and Equity for the District of Spar,anIrc and ,,
attend the Courts for Union, Laurens and Grceny;e -
hc Clients may be assured Of the same prompt
hoy nave ever bestowed business for the last twenty
years They mny be found the office lately occnn;sa
~ i'e"y N DoDo JAS. EDW'D HENRY,
, ii. !. DEAN.
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H. H. LEGG has been commissioned by the rx,
Il to act US Magistrate 10 fill the vaco,cy ,: So's
dinary. 1' :" "'' ohc" OF Or
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ORDER No. 4.

Union c. H.--HEAD QUARTZ.
5TB DIyIsioS,--MAY %, 1914, 49,
TDRIGADIER General A. c. Bomar, having resigned
ID the command of the 9th Brigade of South Carolina
Militia Col. John j. Plaxico, of the 34h Regiment will
assume the command of the said Brigade until Brigader
General is elected and commissioned fill the vacancy
and will be obeyed and respected accordingly
The officers in command Of the Regiments respectively
comprising the 9th Brigade will hold election for Brig
adler General of the said Brigade Saturday. the Sd day
Of August next. . .-. ... 81
In the discharge Of this duty, they will conform to tho
acquisitions of the law. ID. WALLACE,
o5 - Mai. Gen. 5hh Dir. s. C.. M.
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w. c. BENNETT. DrNr1s,

4 ES1DENCE at Hiram Mchcll's-pcrG,,n. al .,
~ rations in DentisG5. f'n' "'i oPo'
Art,iiciai Teeth inserted from one TO full &C., nro
lng cleansing, and extracting carous Teeth ParcnSS
''tenton paid to regulation Of Chldren's Teeth
SParianburg, January l, 1874 O.,
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

NOCTOR JOHNSON II Duane street. so well known to
- the victims Of Syphtc disease the most successful
his destructive and almost unnanaseabe maay still be
ound at the old Office which he has occupied for the last
The public, and large portion of medical gene
al practice have that all advertising Doctor quack
snorant uueducs.ed cbariatans quacE
iy Medical quckery consists in man holding himself forth
skilled in the healing art, without having diploma,
horty practice, without general medical information.
'hysc and Surgerythat knowledge Of general
disease superior to three Of general Physicans
and haour skill the and proper management OF
every variety OF Venereal Deas including the surgical
.hra, preeminen We have confined prace to the
Of all private and delicate complaints for years
We COO patients patients
only from every part OF the United Stae but they
Under the time and week without
physicians the city and from the country coming consult
respecting their PATIENTS sending their patients for
dvice We dscountrssnee ackcy in and there
country where they rd physician KILLED in the
their disease Every undertake make
charge No matter how long have Glest Structure
Ulcers the body or in the throat or nose pains in the
case is durable at all.
Constitutional Weakness or Impocncy is disease 70 com.
dictated in its Character the adopted by the great
majority of physicians highly injurious instead 1 sauary
constituting part Of practice Many unfoItunae VIC
OF this unnatural vice has the be.et Of
treatment dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and sinai
the back confusion of intellect iogetulness, paptaton
he face are Only symptoms Of this complaint II drec
tons followed guarantees Post paid lette with
statement OF containing 50 for advice, attended
lod communion with the advsrtsing doctors New Yok
Publications Of others. Office II Duane from
shatsam street m3 lmsec
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MEUlOAlx.

ON STklCTUKE AND ITS CURE.
E 81 ds :w r $ss5
sTh.t s,stur. !. very common maeay and hsqusnty
andThst erroneous notion prevails with regard 70
3d~That although Structure may long remain dormant
be suspected il always tending TO other forms Of
shHTS.s there are thes in particular by
wssn s ss es. may 81 sa ss especially in its
is certain free from rain inconvenence and generally &C.
.esad is frequency of Structure hi. win
surprise M 1 b;
Sss, % on n 70
On s 40 s. e % M
s sISs be sss
hicksuns and this clenng in one part or other Of r.
obsaIty. this hieksains may without giset and n
that Ca; hs L nothing S e s s a.
esi nature Of b; %ai iS ..,o. o from . d.o,
der hs oCoq that si S Sns
due eSass III! M
Ss
self but on the mind causing iownes' Of spirits and want Of
stAe.s mild ssI ,;if Ss;S, .fsmosy
y ana
dsraage Now ihs EoI6d condition Of the passage
ending destroy Gs:s delicate
s:%s
% Therefore
Ct a IN ]
which for many ye the suhTf sa A.! louaa
s ss9 ss
but .s b . 5 1oS
sx .s:m 80 "
S Gososs.q. MAY HAVE INA.
cured as how long the geety stage may have c3nnged
e.. h ss1sa a. S1
period of from 81. to eight wee4s III; would strengthen any
TIE EyTEcr a srRIeTURE HAS Upon THE MrND.-ThIs,
the early +, the sd lessen
this in The degree in every individual ivi but
ei
capable Of bushes, than formerly Much might Be ayane
or he
se while the fact itself proved by he return OF mental en-
he o structure is repeated ,ss this CERTAIN
.ls s. much bqysss, could d. have
SsI ID s s
Of careful aud experienced persons he cure now accomplish
.e who the writer Iva o. Of
s hs.s @ Ss The
means. together authors Private Treatise and such
I saN case may call fer The fee on these
Ea 's 1 s
Trease"-at has dwelling house, ss Greenyeh street. New
he.: nS% S:s tSss
that attended their lie believes however
ceny those who have long from certain elias, Of
people and other causes who Can properly apprec
his services
Dr. RALPH duty especially those who
~: s e the e
self Besides his rank Graduate OF Edinburgh, &c &c he
been engaged the of these diseases both in Hospital
and city PRACTISE for than thirty and has published
three editions of work expressly them Also that he ha,
letters from the most eminent Physicians in Europe 20 the most
Mott Of New York Dr rhysck Of Phsdephp and o!nsl.
that permitted refer fhyAclan
eminence in this city. The Private Treatise" ST. Ad
dress DIR. Ralph, SO Greenwich It. fl2 Inns &c
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READ WHAT SIIERMAN'S LOZENGt.i.
HAVE DONE.

MIR. DAY, boot maker No. 20 Tillary street, Brooklyn
WI suffered greatly for eighteen months with emaciaon de-
bity sickness Of the stomach loss of appetite shooting pains
The bowels his stomach neglected almost every kind Of food
He had been attended by various and
for months by the professors Of the University. and all to
reading Dr. shem.ns Book Descriptive Of the symptoms
fwoms he thought they his he purchased box
Of Shermans Worm LOzengcs few docn hrouRht away
he judged abeut quarts Of and entrely cured
multitude Of similar might Be- Hs,taoned where chill
hing gave relief but shermap l Lo.ea9as
SUMPTION all cared Stery.as Cough tozeuses
lew seconds, and enable those aABcse1 with the most
Dnnbar Rev Mr. De Fores Rev Dr. and hundreds
thousands their happy virtues Others the
Efficacy Of Shermans Cough LosenEes, for headache,
aptaton, lowness Of spirits, sickness and lassude
from bodily mental and for the wonderful proper
ties Of SheImans Poor Mans Plaster which but i2k
and warranted for rheumatism and lumbago
weakness the breast side, back Of the
body Ask for Shernnn Poor Mans Plaster and that his
and his fac simk with directions for the ba
There worthless imaona haw ked about and
s9d by unprncipled druggists. Rsmenbcr Sherman
LozepRenges and PaSters and Truss-ens Others will
be deceived .
Dr. Shermany Warehouse is los Nassau street Axenu22
Hudson e cor sninS sa Bowery co. p~aS n East Broad
In DIsoklyr. Mr.. Hay. Fulton, and Morntaius
Ia Jersey City-E Randall Grocer In Nsgak Trgpe
g. Boston, Reddag 4 Co.'S State Albsny-A Guthrie
Hall 70
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FEMAIE PHYSICIAN.

MADAM LA CROX educated ia the Medical Faculty in
M Ben and grsduats Aiaws-apprss the ladies Of New
York and females gele ally that she can be consulted with NE
seq Madam L. having had long experience in the mos.
hop.as n % bons
sacton irreguary suppression Of stoppass &c. MADAM
La Cror would ladies that she ocates personally In
all Her mole Of treatment founde on the most seem
c principal require but few days 20 emecs G
her abs female VII BE-
found idequa the Of the In short she
this notice TO the ladies the result OF IN
and just reliance the appointed means oil in
"a ting health viEor cheeIuns: and
B. Residence Of Madam La Croix 70 sr,ck street nea
Canal whers she prepared ladies on the point
Of couu~ment and medicines Tor ell diseases 10
which her liable All communications and letters must
be raid. r. m2i lms IN
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ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE

HILLS !NFALLlBLE NuUENT, or never drying
IL Pommade has been tssed durcR the last four
by thousands being Extraordinarily superior to all
others offered the publclfo amelioratng the hair The fol
lowing It's predominant properties removing Dandun
eHectuay staying the hair from falling OUT causing light or
red hair to dark hue certain preventive OF gray har
makes il H. xble and ned curl potent mo!sene i'm
parting glossy and uxurant plies all deciency
Of natural nutrment, aud mpls PoMMApE La TOLL
i ali others exant la word the SINE
QUA of good had Of hair The most iLdubltaoie prof.
he given the Of the above rites to all
Who feel interested good head Of hair Sod wholesale and
ta HILL the and mint able hair cutter No. 86
Pearl street, adjoining the Pearl street House.
NEW YoRx, March %, 1914.
Mn. WILLIAM HILL:
81 take pleasure acknowledging the great benefit
have tived from the Of lnf4llibe Ongusnt the
Hair Indssd value IL 80 highly fon experience o'
its virtue that consider duty commend il to Others
who may suffer have done the loss of hair Atou
hsr had fghfally thin from its
continual falling Off that had seriously thought of
the OF shaving which had before adopted
9ut fortunately diverted from this purpose by Ito
whom had casually spoken Of the state of my hair who
strongly urged to try your PREPARATION which was the rt
mtmat on had OF L. your own exl tence am hap
pr to say that this has been OF benefit
fore hair entirely ceased fall off and began to
applications il gradually became thicker and fuller. until
had better head of hair than had before still the
Ougueot toilette pommade and have hesiton
that for peventng the hair from fall ing
ST. simply toilette pommade your preparation
HENRY PALMER, ls9 Pearls st
The above is a copy of the original. az m*Tc
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TO MAkkiEp LADIES.

MADAME RESTELk'S PRE-. aTTiVE POWDERS.
M Those invaluable Powders have be unisersaIly adopted
well as by thousands in ths country ,henS the only rnid
M ecacious renedy for married sces whose ea for.
bids too rapid increase Of family. .
The results Of their adoption TO the nappnsss the health
r, touch within limits of an advertise.
ment-esu Which affect only presert well being OF
parents but the future happnesn Of their Offspring not
hut too well ksown that the families Of the married often m
lctae2 In how many does the hard working fac7
and more especially the mother of poor remain slaves
throughout their lives ngylng the OF ncessant labor
ong but TO live and living but to TOLL when they might have
weighed down the spirit sst broken the health OF
The father how often tho widow left unable with the E9Dt
tuous intentions her fAthsrless offspring from be-
coming degraded objects Of chstyor pogate votar'es
last are the days Of the kind husband and father embeed
beholdng enaciasd form and declining health Of the
companion OF BOSOM she had reached the Of
hyfaSt sinking into premature graye-with the certain
sorrows, and his young helpless chdre, Of those
tearing alterations and watchfu socitude, winch mother
one bestow unfeuenty sme when least able TO
the heart'rending action Is desirable then-
them,eyes the well being Of their oprng
when simple. healthy and certain remedy within our
conroi he advertiser feeling the Importance OF this subject
estimating ben fits resulting thousands by the
attention Of the married consideration Is il not wise
nd yirtuo preventeyis to which are subject by pN
md healthy within controi Every dspassionate
yrtuous and enlightened mind, will unhestangy answer
The Affirmative
Price five dollars package. accompanied with full and psr
ocular directions. . ...r,
All ss,s mV,s Be and aad.etsd 70 BOZ
Principal Office 14s Greenwich street. New York Ofnes
I'm IN
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
j A MES RDON IL 70 N N IL IT It,

NV CORNER FULTON AND Ma 5sAU STREETS
The NEW YoRK HERALD--A daiv paper, issued every
morning OF the week-prte TWO cENrs per copy Counv
subscribers furnished the far my specific period
in advance. NO sen. unless paid IN adj
THE WEEKLY HpRALp-lssued every Saturday morning at
o'clock-prce QUARTER CENTS per copy--iur
nshed to country subscriber az 81 annum in advance,
or at the same rate for specific period,
ConREsrorpEN re- are requested TO address their letters
JAMES oRpor BENNETT, Proprietor AMI Editoanc all lc
ters on business must be postpaid
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fUKTU1UESE FEMALE PILLS
INVENTED AND PREPARED NJ

THE sci.stiSe es%Sinstion nsTedi.nu oihieh tS-.s
Pills are compssed have made them the wonder and adrn
ssion Of the world They known all Europe h
the only preparation discovered that nvasby
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in al
ben. eh that they must not used during
produce miscss1Innn il used during that period.
The Translated into English, and developed
the Of M de Boudeoque and the Engsh dr.
agent for the continent Of America.
Ihsy can b 4n.mttsd ~ nail z, any par. Of the u.,: =.
sae United States Office 29 Liberty street, Grnych g
pee S3-hali boxes 81 No half boxes sent by mail 500
Melveau boz a. New York. win with immcds!e stterI
t'ov. AVi.t'-rs nps he pastn sid. no TN IN
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.~.n.mx NA W., 80 81, sEM Y AshHVs,c,.n

MADAME KESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, wosiS
ssnee 70 The treatment Of their Complaint except by ose OF s
that all she attends % them personally, hx
4xpercnce practice knowledge enables her TO do She
iems stats this she does not wish 70 b
ulsssed with the preeatn contpSaly appearing ana os
and incompetent themsev.s are Obliged to @ some scare.
lors and residence las Greenwich street, between CouIsst
.,d Lhsyty streets Hours Of attendance from NJ ns
p ~. flo 3mkm
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON ~ CO.'S CELEBRATED
AMER ICAN PANACEA

AMERICAN PANACEA.
THIS article is I'll compounded from vegetable matter free
from aduteaon and warranted Tree from inare
the Invaluable discovery made from the
table king DOM having failed in single instance when
taken in with IONS to effect Of the fol-
Scrofna Bronchetis Fever sores Kirgs Ev, Fs,ua In
aammatory and Chrene Rheumatism, Piles Biles EIysPe.
Head, Botches Pimplss the Face and all Cuau Di
Eapors Of the Skis Pains Ulcers arising from
an use OF Mercury or an impure site OF the blood
ducing aud tua alienation OF the whoe system In
81 @ euptons Of sar rcen,y contracted diseases
that requires from three four bottle eff
perfect cure anl no return of the disease, :.
also act. gentle cathartc the appetite and
raj Of The patient causing all ulcers to
NOR prou.ey tsan bsiors taking II and inducing pe'ssy
alteration, and the with all med ciues. effects
will the several constitutions differ from each other;
therefore those using should not ds,ras IFS efficacy if they
do not receive immedat. benefit 1t prepared with graf
and the extracts brought into small acompass as to require
usually but table spoonful each day for an adult.
pronounced by them the b's antmercua medicine known
and the most ecacious the of and
be by reference the certificates tesmop
possession Of all the agents been found peculiarly eca-
cous IN producing repurty OF the females aud has
Those in the oft should stimulating drinks.
beer, mustard, aqd all highly seasoned food.
No 20 Pin. st. op ose the custom House Few York and at
Chambers street; No 90 Front 81 No ia IVES ST. No So and
Hamm ST. corner Hudson No SOC Grand ST. No Isl and
o Or enwch ST. No 2 aud az Cherry No 1856 Walker st.
No IS Caharne st; Nos 33l and AL Pearl No. ia Canal
BooklyuJ w Smith corner Futon and Cranberry st. and
VIM Bagrove Sqnres Buildings corner Willow and Allan
tic sts BY all the principal druggists the United States
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EEnanLh MONTHLY PILLS

OWING the celebrity, ecacy and invarable SsceesI 81
~ Madame Esteils Female Monthly Pills in all Of i'll
sgulary suppsTioD :toppsgs Of hof fu1ctioas Of
Introduction into the United States about four yea.
and limitations constantly attempted 70 Be
twelve esnu boz Ru up different bore. and called.
sossibe dollars box Females are therefore
cautioned against these attempts to impose them. IL
,rfts except those sold Madame Re.tss Principal
40 Greenwich New York, and Esscx street. Bosoh
II esch box.
tho direceas inside Of each boz Sold sso BY
poiatnsn at IA GRIND street. Of Allen. REV York
flo I'm
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NIBLO'S SEED STORE.

40 THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs the pub.
~ lie hu duriag his late visit to England he procured
through Mr. Charlwood, the celebrated scotsman and
all the variety of nahlias AID Flower Seeds such
took the emum a! various HORTICULTURAL Exhibitions last
early and Late Veg table sed; End ely Of early and late
Purchasers will re attn ed to by regua bred seedsman,
that mp takes occur
Every line has been purchased for ready
and an be- sold al modera prices.
The Conservatory is under the Of practical florist
who ill dispose Of variety of plants and shrubs
very low prices. Boquets wreahs fastefuy arranged
~ every.va of tve howe sh notice
get variety e Flower Pots, Or Flower Stands
and Ware trJm the Pottres in London Bri seed Scotch
Oar Neal CIR, It's SC.
1 Every offered for sale .rraned Z, be
mended w. NIbLO
iy
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FIRST BoAnp, April $1,000 State 5s e4I 1890 do
$1,000 do b5f 61i $1,000 Old County 5s 9S 1000 do 9s
1000 do 97l 30 shares Wilmington Railroad ut; do
b5f 7t $1,000 State SIS 6i3 shas Coml Bank, 81; do
Liberty Bank 40; s do Girard Bank II: 500 City SIS
1871. io6; 70 shas Bank b5f, AZ; Is do Township
Blk 30 $1,000 city 5s 1866 lo $1,000 do 1862 lO5E 400
do 1850, 055; 800 Gas 6s, ILL., shas Penna Bank.
do Man and Mech Bank o6s, IL Camden Il Amboy, II6
$4,000 Wilmington 6's 1898, 81, 70.
SECOND BOARD, April pa shares Marine Insurance
ISL; u do Camden Amboy 1885, Is do ll4.; $4,000
SIS 63l 1000 do s5f 6sA; shas Farm Mech Bank AIT
200 do Wiling RR l7i LOO do So, III; 63l do Grard Blk
II; 8 Mani & Mechs Elk, 25J.
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TIT HULL'S TRUSSES


pERSONS afflicted with InptuIes rely tho best
instrumental aid the world affords On application At the
sipe de United s~ss Ie careful to e.smipe hs
ul in writing: None geauixs or to be relied upon
GOOD, without his signature. 49, -,
celebrated usses aud thousands imposed upon in conss
,uence These limitations be relied they
made BY unsku mechanics z3 better thaa tho crd
sary trusees. 49,
ladies' having ent from the business depart
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