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MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.

The Undersigned having been assigned BY
the MISSIONARY BdARp to labor in Division
No. J, oithe Edsefield Association. will attend
at the places aud at the times stated below:
Plum Branch, on Saturday before the Sd Lords
Day in July:
BuftaIoe, on Saturday before the 4th Lords
Day in July.
CcilihaIn's Mills, On Saturday before The Isl,
Lords Day in August. =. !.
Rehobeth, on Saturday before the Cd Lords
Day In August. +:
GilgaI,. On Saturday before the Sd Lords Day
in August
Bethany. Oh Saturday before the 4,h Lords
Day in August.
Hofeb, ON Saturday before the 5th Lord
Day in August.
Beulah. Oh Saturday before the lat Lords Day
in September.
The Meetings win continue for seven dlys
if circumstances render it proper
4. WATKINS,
ID. D. BRUNSON
June IL l8l6
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StiERIFF'S SALE.

PrY virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Fa
-D cias to me directed, will proceed
to sell at Edgefeld Court House, on the
F;rst Monday aud Tuesday in August,
The following property 10 the following
named cases, lo-wit: i
Jeremiah w. Stokes vs.. P. Fl. Rooney,
a lot of.land in the town. of Hamburg,
known in aiIe plan Of: said town as 10,
number (f33,) one hundred and thirty
three, fronting on"Ceutre Street fifty feet,
and running. back one hundred and ffiy
feet. -: - - - =
William r. Neal bearer, vs.. George
N. Pardue, John Moore and others. sev-
orally, VS.. the same one negro man slave
by the name nf Nat.
Terms Of sale, cash.: = =
H. BOULWARE, S. ED.
July lllh 4re "a
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Il. S. ROBERTS.

Anew supply of Phloloken, Bulls Sar:
saparilla, Eppins's COMPOUND Extract Of
Sarsap parilla aud Queens Delight. DR..
Jayne's Medicines aud McAllisters Oint-
menls, Rowands Tonic Mixture, Pills OF
every useful kind, together with a'large
and select lstock of Drugs and Medicines.
UN. B.-Pysicians' Prescriptions care.
fully compounded by Mr.. RosERTs, who
has had. many years experience as! an
Apolhecary, aud 10 the practice Of Medi
cine :. :
Edge6eId c. H. July Is q .25
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Notice.

FyHE Commissioners Of the Poor for Edge
u field District, having determined to pay
no more pensions. would give notice to any
person, who may need the charities Of the Dis
tfict, that by applying to nny one of the Com
missioners, and upon making his orher case
known will be, admitted to the. Poor House,
where they will be well provided for. aud al
Tended 10 according to their necessities
BY order Of the Board. -
JOHN HUIET, Clerk.
July is :...., Ct 25
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of. .hisgessel, when he was hailed. TO tell
:yod the.,lulh, caplain.s' said ne, my speak
ing trumpet got bruised, and it is so crooked
thatitis i'm possible to Tell straight story
lhroug6it.' s. -, -. : s:
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10 Office.

TEHHIs,is to forbid all persons from trading
II fora Note, given by me. to Alfred May,
for Forty Dollars, date NOT fecoliected.bnt SOME
time about the. first .nf. january I545.. or the
twenty fifth of Decembef. 1874, as | do not in
tend to pay it unless compelled by law.
Also, one other Note. given by me to Samuel
Nix, for twenty dollars, date not recolected,
as | do not intend 10 pay said note, unless com.
PEELED by law, as the properly was nor sound
for which it was given.
MALACHI STEVENS
Lpwndes County, Alabama July 2, 1876.
July Is St 25
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SALEM WITCH CRAFT oUTDoNE.

SALEM WITCHCRAI7 QUTDONE.
NE R; J. y. ROWAN Dear sir:-For
+lEA four or FIVE years have entered great.
5ly from Rheumatism in:mYsbead, which sdnr-
ing the last year became Worse. and worse
For four or FIVE weeks previous 10 the 18th;
inst, IhaJ suffered without intetmission, my
general health was much impaired, my sight;
injured, and my head so senstiTei that 1 could
scarcely rest it upon my i!low, Two days
since. a single application Of your an fAG1c'
LOTION" relieved me entirely, in: Two OF
three minutes! I have applied ii occasionally
since, and the soreness is nearly gone. SO
great and sudden was the change, that I can
scarcely realize that am tile same man
have also cured one oi my hildreh, andia
female friend of headache intwo Or three min
So erea, is my confidence in ihe .MAGrc
Lof'ioN" ikafi would no, be without a bo.
tie for fifty times il. cast. ~, 1
Yours respectfully ~ - y.
.. JACOB W.. SOUDER.
No. $50 Markets. .siree,:
Philadelphia, january l7th, 1916. 4
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. .by
]. T. RowAsp. 375 Market street. Sold also
by Horn, Folrt and Poplar siIeeis. apd Gil
linghanl, Ninth and Race streets. Phildefphia.
Sold BY r. 8. ROBERTS. Edge6eld G, a..
South Carolina. S.s5sss:
July IS ,-..,-.. 80. ,25
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Notice..

Notice.
YHNO Administrators, Executors and Guar;
Il dians. who have not made, any returns
Of their transactions as such, for the current
year, nre respectfully requested to. attend to
this duty without further delay, as the time
prescribe d by law has already expired. II is
desirable that those who are intrusted with
such business should aten 10 it in the proper
time, to prevent the payment of cost a.forfei.
rnre Of their Com missions. and great deal of
irregularity in business.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
July Is If >25
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NEW ARRIVALS

ANLUUR-beSt brand, S5 % per barrel.
Il BY retail, 80 pounds Flour for$l.
Medicumentem dr genuine Dutch Drop,
imported from Holland. -
A fresh supply OF Lemons, Mofasse 8
Vinegar, Candies, Crushed. Powdered,
Clarified and refined Sugars. Tomato Cat
sup, Salad Gil. Copers, Horseradish, Sar-
dimes. Mustard, Cayenne ahG Black Pep
per, Spices, &C., &C., at my usual low
prices. - ''' -.
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Dr.. Brandreth's Pills.
'RHE w Il S IL .

M y lime musl'be lost by theuse OF fool-
~ ish remedies, such as bleeding, 6r
Mercury, for they both only put OF the
evil day 10 make it The more fatal Eyeh
in inaanii,alory diseases, bleeding never
ought to be resorled TO, for in nine. cases
out of ten il ,willtake away the power Of
nature to efFec; The cure. even whet aided
by BraddrethssPills:r They can take out
lhe impurities from the blood, but alas
they cannot put new bIood:into the body.
this reaairei' time, bu' they can rsgensrate
old blood, bu, the old blood mqst be there.
tits al all ,timesfeasier to eradicate tner-
curry from the system and restoreithe ner-
curiaIized being TO foil health, Than. i is
to effect the tesiol alton Of rtis ,maffwho
has repeatedly beep 6Ied. Bleeding and
The effects 'oaf opium are The creates! an-
iagonists the. a.;Brandrelh's Pills 6ave-to
conte1d 'asaiisl. Let US, therefore, be
wise, akd when sickpess assails is, ab-
s,ract The disease out o. the blood, not the
blood gu. of the, body which bleeding
does.
Now, Brapdre,h's 'PilIs mol oplysPuri-
fes the blood. but they lessen the duan-
lty, at ,he same time they make tke. quail
Ely osltes. Ihey only take tne Worn OUT
parts from the blood, those wli,eh::li re-
tanned; would be source Of dissase.-
The good effects which are derived from
Brandreth's Pills have to be felt to be
beI,esed;. Tie, seeds Of decay can be
constantly eraditated by their suse. and the
PrinciTIe or I:ife@the Blood-strength-
ened. Thus Proiracllng Vlgor OF peoy q ano
mind tp period when we have been &C.
custon,ed TO see The faltering step and The
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN EQUlTY.-JULY SITTINGS.
that an Extra Court OF Eqni,y
" for the District aforesaid, be held on the
last Monday in August, (being the 3lst day of
said month, } to continue in session, until tie
have been disposed Of. ~ - ,iiz'.sst. ~.
JuIy.3; 1916. ~
luye 81, "a
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:iJAYNE'S SEXPECTORANE-Wee esteem en-
ita pleasure to be:able to Recommend this me.
dlclne as the best Calculated for the purpose Of
curing coughs, colds; sore throat, asthma, and
ali atiectfons f , 5of the lungs. From long per
sonaI a:q'allntarice with d.. Jayne, we know
that ne Is no 9nackii and his medicines are no,
nostrums otthe moderh cry UP. but are the re-.
suit OF his long experience as practising ply
sicIan, aud the expense of great lbor.-HaTt.
ford. Conn. Daily Reuieuo
r. 3. ROBERTS, Sole A gent. at Edsefeld
CHI. Soiiilly Carolina.
Be,oare Of coua,susits!
July Is -. a Ok
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Asihaa cured By Dr.Jaynes ESpsc.orant.
Miss MARY. CAMPBELL, Of New Haven Fay.
e:cq!lnty, mas been cured OF Asthma, Of more
than elghteenyears continuance, by the use Of
DR.. Jaynss SEIpeetorant She commenced
taking the medicine last summer, and ,after
using eleven bottles, was entirely rid of this
distressing disease. We are assured, Of this
cure by lady ofundoubted veracily. and re-
qnested to make it public for the benefit of 9th
ers.-M0unt Pleasant, Pa Register.
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GPHair Tome.

? .rs WV lN' OCt ~, IC4ls
DR.. D. jAYsE--Dear Sir-Your Hair Tonic
is an excellent article. Many respectable per.
SONS also. otter their certificates in favor OF
your EIpectorant l believe your medicines
are the best preparations that have ever been
offered 10 the public, for the relief of the a1ict.
ed, and;fo the cure ofthe diseases for which
they were intended.
Your Expecloran, think will soon be es.
clusively popular: Yours, &c.
ADRiAI ELY.
The following is from Physician and n
much respected Clergyman Of the Methodist
socisly. dated Modest Town, Va. Aug n,
1910. ~ 81
DR.. sJAYKE-Dsar sir-I have been using
your Expectorant extensively in my practice
for the last three years. and for all attacks o,
Colds. Coughs, Inflammation Of the Lungs,
Consumption, Asthma, Pains and Weakness
ofths Breast. lis decidedly the best medicine
have ever tried.
Very respectfully yours,
r.. w. WILLIAMS, M d.
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The Hor. WIN. L. YAYcEY has resigned his
seat, as member Of Congress from Alabama,
10 take effect at the end Of the persent session.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-05-12

Mr.. Webster's great speech in The Senate
on the \. L. Boundary Treaty in defence
and in reply to various snarling attacks and
ialshoOds, phi forth by Messis Dickinson.
lnsersell and others, in previous debates. is
COW published in pbanhlet. 1t occupies IL
close columns on the Philadelphia Inquirer
The history oitne ga.ialiuns for 80 years, is
Interesting, showing that all the previous adj
ministraiions, even that OF The energetic Gen.
Jackson. were not able 10 selIle this question.
whilst Mr.. Webster and Lord Asnhurton.
meeting in The true spirit of compromise,
'amicably' settled the difficulty AT once, 10 the
satisfaction of the great body Of r1en in both
countries aud both Governments readily raii-
fled the treaty. In England portions OF the
opposition insisted that Lord AsBburIon had
suffered Mr.. Webster 10 get round him, aud
The rights OF England had been surrendered
Al home, small portions OF the democratic
party have always been dissatisfied. II was
done by Whig, and u1der Wing ddminiS-
trdtion. reasons sufficient for presumng thai
our rights, aud the rights of Maine (wcIl sat
lshcd. however, had been 'barIered away to
the British Government. Congress have
nav advised President Polk, dnicubiy to ne
goiiaIe and settle the Oregon question. We
trust he viii do so. at 40 deg. 'bar;ering away
line wild aud worthless territory 20 81 deg.
10 Al. To which we never had any claim which
we could defend, and value!ess even to Eng
l,nd beyond The profits of the fur u ade. az LAT
10 is $50 miles North of Quebcc.-Kcen Sen.
!iaGl.
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SPRING ADVERTISING.

The Boston Star, on the subject of Adver-
Using holds Inc following language:-
Nothing is more clearly settled, or more
universally admitted Than that the best moa-
~ spent by business man,is that paid fer ad
vcriiSIng. The fact has been demonstrated
through the wcrld. Men will pay enough
for handsome sign, To embeish theirsiorrs,
for elegant windows. and for oysters. drinks.
cigars, confectionery aud nick knacks 10 pay
half 4 dozen years advertising bills, and
all without any benefit 10 iheK business, or
themselves, 10 compare with the advan
iage 10 be gained by freely advertising Hun.
dreds ought Ia be paid where tens are now,
if merchants would thrive and make money.
Ii does not answer 10 dabbIe with the mat
ter. A man may as well expect 10 wash his
hands, by dipping finger tip in the walter
as 10 gvs his bu Inc IS i sensib clean lift BY
Il little adve Using. The true way and profit
able one, is 10 pay for liberal advertising. and
thtR use 1t. Keep the mill wheel turning all
The time, and people will send you their grist
after while. Depend upon il, half the bus
mess men who bust up might Il void The
painful and disasierous event, by resorling
10 The printers instead of shavcr's aid. 10 hold
them up, Hall the sum paid Tor shaving and
other ioilies would make the foolish men
| who pay Tor those Injuries rich and comfort.
| able. Try ii and see;
We wish thai our Merchants, Mechanics,
and business men generally, could realize
and appreciate the importance of advertising
We speak not now for ourselves, or for City
Papers, but OF the importance Of adveriis-
ments in Country Newspapers. If every
enierpfising Merchant, &c. &c, in in Albany
would devote: len fifteen or twenty dollars a
year 10 Advertisements in western and North
ern Newspapers, they would find their account
in it. Their own interests and The interests
ofthe city, would derive great benefit from
such an arrangement. Our Merchants in
former times made themselves known 10 the
Country through the Country Newspapers !.
This might be done now with great advan-
lage. Every dollar paid Tor Advertising in
Country Newspapers will pay back twenty
lold--Albany Ere Journal
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1000 Pieces Room Paper.
Just received by c. BlRGE & son.
May 4, 1916.
THE GIVING OF THE NOTICE
CONSULTATIONS OF INTER-
ESTS & ETERN Al AMITY.

There are some events which are viewed
with attention as they appear in the horizon,
gathering fresh importance as they nearer
approach our vision. creating both disquiei-
ude and fear while they run THAR course, and
often times when clouds intercept their path
line apprehensions of men ma gniiy them into
ON. rs poienrious oil alarming evil. Such a
description OF affairs hes marked the proceed
ings Of the Oregon question. and as il ad-
vanced through the various passages oil leg
islaiion, fears were entertained that the
peace of the world would be Destroyed
Another imagination attaches more con-
sequence 10 trivial circumstances than they
warrant or the result generally jusiifes. All
classes were looking forward with intense
anxiety for the noiice-well The notice has
passed-ihe fat hath gone lorth-and il has
not occasioned half so much sensation as
SYLVESTER'S Monthly Notices. where
in the relates of battles fought and won, OF
fortunes dispensed and yet to be obtained, OF
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-05-12

NEw YosK s. ERIE, RAILROAD The bil!
Cor this road has failed in the Legislature o.
New York. This makes great squirinins
among the I.ocos IN New York and Albany.
IE 4 large number Of members of Con
cles@, in anticipation Of Icing ssssion, arc
navy absent FROM Washington.
- The late Massachusetts House Of
Representatives. naga:irei the Woonsockel
railroad. lis is ran Ct the great conten-
plated read from Boston direct to New.
Yors.
TnE EAMgcuILLEr SHEEP. We fnd
from 4 communication in The Vernon
Chronicle that the fact Of Mr., Bingham.
having genuine Ramboai!lets is questioned
This gentleman is there asked for proof, bu
prsIuces none satisfactory. Perhaps he will
he able and willing to DO so hereafter.
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ter after took a bad cold, was troubled
with aseyere cough for several weeks, sn
that nv health and strength failed me. |
was Obliged 10 give up business, leave my
bench aud shop. had all the alarming
symptoms of Consumption, such as pains in
The side. sweating nights. &c. tried many
kinds nj medicine. but ali in vain. until pro-
rnred d hottie Of
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
which. by my faith and PERSEVERANCE finally
saved my life have not enjoyed as good
health for twelve years past ds now do.
THOMAS BENNETT.
We are personally acquainted with MIR.
Bennett. The public may rely upon the
truth of his statement.
WHITALL STOKES.
GEORGE PARKER.
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the ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

Late aud important news has been re-
ceired from The army of occupation.
Col. Cross. who disappeared from the
camp, has not yet been found. General Tay-
Tor had addressed note to tie Mexican
commanded. who replied that he knew
uaihing ofCoI. Gross. but had made Lieut..
Doas. prisoner who, as friend Of Col. c.,
bad crossed the river i'll search of him. Gen.
Taylor was using all diligence in strength
enisg his position. aud So was Gen. Ampudia,
TO foriify MetamOras. Fifty men had de-
serted our army, many of whom were shot III
crossing the river. Lieut.. Porter and two
soldiers had been killed by the Mexicans
Gen. Ampudia has sent formal notice ID
Gen. Taylor, ordering him 10 leave his
present position in 81 hours, but Gen. Tay-
Tor refuses. Gen. Ampudia has been super
seeded By Gen. Arista Bloodshed, il is ex-
pected, will soon ensne.
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THE CENTRAL ROAD.

Notwithstanding their siruting and pa
riding before the public in borrowed plu
mage, and their ungenerous policy of bouI
siering up their road by dclaming the Rut-
land through the columns of the Watchman
and Bunker Hill Aurora, The lions in The way
of the Cenlrals are multiplying apace. Itil
believed that not more than ono half the a
mount of assessments made has been raised,
while a fearful incubus rests upon their
stock in market, Beside those who have the
nest means of penetrating the profound Sc
cfecy which is sirenuously maintained in re-
iai'oI 10 the subscription ofthe central stock
are oil opinion that il is minus at least ST.
oOo,ooo OF a suffciency for the completion OF
iheir road
Another difficulty has more recently been
created which renders the prospects of bust.
ness Oh 'ile Central Road far lees encourage.
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Survey OF The RUTLAND ROAD,
EFT CETERA.

Mr.. Gilbert. the Engineer of the Rutland
road, with his corps of assistants, has been
diligently engaged in minute survey Oft
route from Bellows Falls 10 Rutland, PIE
,.aratory 10 placing the road under contract
He has flushed about thirty miles. ana Is
now in town under orders from the Directors
TO proceed immediately {" locate Inc roao
from Middlebury 10 Verseones.
The only obstacle which will have ten
dency TO retard project which must and VIII
be eventually accomplished, is The diiiculty
of6xinr upon the CONJUNCTION Of the Ru,-
land with The Cheshire road. The Cheshire
Directors have voted to lay out their road TO
Cheshire bridge. nine miles above Bellows
Falls. This point of conjunction. however.
the Rutland Directors have decided to be
wholly inadmissable. They would fix itai
Bellows Falls. 1t is expected that this
question wiIin very few days be submitted
to the New Hampshire railroad commission
er., who are invested with ample power TO
decide upon the location OF railroads through
that State. There are the best reasons TO
believe that the result will be favorable 10 the
FINLAND interest.
Should this be the fact. the unnatural and
fraudulent compact for the union oil Inc
Ffchburgh with the Central road, would
probably be abandoned This the suhscri-
beers IN Boston would rejoice TO do if they
knew how TO calculate for Ihrir own interest.
They never have been fully aware of the
immense amount required for the con-
struciion of the Central Road, in comparison
with the Rutland. Upon this subject they
have been most grossly imposed upon BY
those who shared theiI confidence, but " ho
have shamc!u!ly betrayed ;hem. II Is said
by gentleman upon whose intelligence re-
lance can be placed that the grading OF the
Central road five miles out of Burlington
would cost as muck as the grading OF the
Rutland from Burlington 10 Middlebury.
Again the " hole distance from Burlington 10
NJ ontpeIier, occupied by a constant sue
cessioa Of expensive bridges, rock excava
TORS, aud high walls aud embankmens,
liable to be swept away twice year by the
maddsst stream in New England, would re-
qu;rc an outlay at The hest as great as 10
construct the Rutland road FROM Burlington
TO Shrewsbury, few miles short ofshs sum-
nit al Mount Holly. Indeed it cannot be
doubted that the cost Of The Ccriral road
woull be at least $4,000 greater per nile
than lie Rutland. Beside this nd as nov
located. should it be connected with the
Cheshire, is so miles longer, and will cost
s3500,0OO. The whole expense of the Rut-
Iaal is estimated al Put $500 coo.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoSDAr, May
(, 1876.


Reported for The ". z. Farmer.
At market 425 Beef Cattle, (including 30
unsoId last week. Is pairs Working Oxen,
20 Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep and l3fO
Swine 80 Beet Cattle and 450 Swine I'M
sold
PRIcEs.-Beef Cdule.-Sales were effect
ed at higher prices and we advance our quo
talions.viz: Extra S6.l2 6.25. First quail
iIy 1915 600. Secondqualiiy 1928 81
rs. Third quality $3.50 5.25.
Horking Oren.-Sdles $40, IS, 81. 80,
10
Coms and Calres.-Sales s22, 25, 81, and
30.
.Sheep.-A LOT sheared Sl.75 10 $3.50. A
lot not sheared $40.
WOOL. Moderate sales without any
changes in prices.
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Ma WEBSTER. On the evening before
leaving Washington for Boston, the whols
body ri VIII. members Of both houses, by a
scr. o. conscntaneons inpu lse,' Nended ;heir
way /" Mr. %ebs;er's lodgings. The meet
g says a l.;.e:. was quite memorable one.
On On. side the most unqucsiiona"le mani
lcstaious Of admiration and regard; on the
other, decOrOus but not concealed siarifica-
lion al such an unusual but most significant
proof of undminisbed confidence and scurn
of the paliry but malicious attacks on the
floor OF Congress.
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Bordertown. N. J., Oct. 25, 1915.

Dear Sir:-Dr. Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry he's been in the market some six or
seven years. The universal celebrity which
This medicine has gained over all Others
throughout the whole country. is enough to
convince the most incredulous of The great
value Of it, and encourage those who are
sick to try it. have long felt it my duty.
and wished for an opportunity TO express 10
you my gratitude for the benefit have de-
rived from it. have been rescued from the
grave. and saved from that most terrible
disease, consumption. by using it. Las, win
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ing than at firsl anticipated. While waging
war with The Rutland, and leaning upon liz
alliance with The Fitchburgh. the
Central has veniured 10 turn tie cold shOui
der 10 the Concord for connection upon
Terms mutually a1vanta gPous. This has re-
suited in the application of all The power and
energy q: Ihe Concord road 10 the construc-
lion of The Passumsic whose success is now
deemed quite certain. The latter road Wi.
constitute The link for The continuance of the
Concord 10 Montreal, and commanding The
counties Of Orange, Caledonia, Essex and
Orleans, will deprive the Centrals Of the
business o. all the north eastern section Of
The State, upon which they have hitherto SO
grandilOquently plumed themselves.