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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending July Is, at l2 NJ.


the day ending July Is, at l2 NJ.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
w Field Bait. Lieut. w d Porter, u S@N. b
SCHNEIDER, Phila B Pendleton and Lady, Natchez
Miss. David, do. X Vaughn, do. J N Glapner
do. e Thompson California. w R Jones, Bait
H p Hauenstein. Pa. J E Warfell, Lancaster, Pa
] Plummer Woowich N Y. w Graf, Green
wich, N Y. F Cabel, Calestown, Mass. Ex Gov
ernor Biggsbee, b. X, Washington.
CoLEMAN's HOTEL.
HW WNichols, S C. w g Mordecai do. S NJ Lit.
tie, Alb. F Vinsent, Phila. A Williams and daugh-
Ter, do. Il w Harris, jr., Miss. A Campbell Phia.
j T Armstrong, Ark. N ID Strong Pa. G G Armes-
bad, Alb. B Fish and Lady N J. J Fish and
Lady, do. w G Temple, U s N. G w Ruffin, N G..
M Arnold, Phlla. d Garesche, NY. Runden,
Texas H Murdell, N Y. F Cooper, do. M Decker
son, NJ w H Smith, USN. b B Lowry, do. F
Fagurt, London. E Vischer, Mexico. ] Haiti, Va.
Bridge, Y. S Andrews, Ten. G G Alyer, Mass.
J H Copp, Ala. Lieut.. Col Payne, U s A. F B Bru-
mel, USN.
BRowS's HorEL.
RT Merrick Md. HI Cockenea, Va. w H Rob-
ertson, Bait. W P Cressen and Ladies, Phila. w
II Meriwe,her Va G Armstead, Alb. w b Pres
ton, Va. w Wilson, Bait. I H 6 Tayar, Ark. D
H l. Porter, Florida. H Washington, do w RAM
sey, Ky. H Skpwith, Va. Col. Jasper, Bait.
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1 enty- ninth Cong res SIS:
FIRST SESSION
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, July Is, 1896
The warehouse bill was passed this morn
ing by vote of-yeas 81, nays 20.
The Tariff bill was taken up.
Mr.. Evans concluded his remarks in opposl-
siton TO H.
The Senate proceeded TO consider bills on
the private calendar.
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Lieut. Col. M. Payne arrived at Baltimore
on Monday, and left yesterday morning for this
city. The Argus says: He brings some ofthe
trophies taken in the battles oflhe Rio Grande.
Owing to the wounds he received at the Resa-
ca de la Palma. he is compelled to support
himself on crutches.
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DAILY PAPERS IN VLLAGEs.--An ambitious
movement has been made, praiseworthy in lis
enterprise, 10 establish daily papers in villages.
Some have succeeded, but several have failed.
The Cstskill Messenger tried the experiment
of issuing a paper twice week. but was com
PEELED to fall back upon the weekly.-.N. York
SIM
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SHocKiNG.-The Cherokee Advocates says
that 1'onI Starr and two other men lately wenl
to the house of an old man named Balbridge,
killed him and Cherokee named Sides, and
then kidnapped their slaves.
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L. !. Foster, a young student of Medicine,
committed suicide at Columbia, Tenn, on the
39th ut. His uncle and father short time
before had killed hemseles.
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Green corn from the adjacent gardens, and
Walermeons from Norfolk. have made their
appearance IN the Alexandra market
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AccIpENr.-One Of the crew of the steamer
James l.. Day, at Mobile, had his arm blown
off by the accidental discharge of cannon
which he was loading, to fire a salute, on the
4th
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HEALTHY.-There were but two deaths in
Natchez (Miss.) for the week ending July /
| and those two were infant children.
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DIVIDENDS DEcLARED.-Bank OF Virginia
per cent; Farmers Bank Of Virginia. g
per cent, subject to deduction of one fourtl
for the State.
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CouP DE SoLEIL.--There were in No,
\, Z ork, on Saturday and Sunday, no less tha
81 deaths from exposure to the heat of The sur
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II is said that the Senate have confirmed the
nomination OF Col, Morrison as Company Ge-
neral Of the army, and that Of Capt. Powell as
assistant do.
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Inc ONO Statesman announces that Gov.
shannon has removed to Cincinnati, where he
has. opened law Office. 70
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GOA woman was last week sent to the New
Orleans prison Tor six months for getting ir
high spirits in very low manner.
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1t is said an order has been received at ST.
Louis, Mo-, for $4,000 pigs of lead for the
French government.
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ALCOHOL The average yield' of the Bos-
ION police Offices, daily, is from one 10 two do
zen drunkards.
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The CRoUP.--As soon as the patent is ia
ken apply cold ice water TO the chest.
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RINGGoLD.--The remaus OF this lamenled
officer are expected TO arrive IN Baltimore very
soon. They are 10 be deposited, says the Ar
gus, in the rotunda Of The Merchants Ex-
change.
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On Saturday and Sunday nine deaths Occur
red in Baltimore from heat. r.
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AT caucus held by the Administration
members, il was agreed that the psesent ses-
sion shall terminate on or before The l7lh of
August.
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TOOLS, LEATHER, &c,
INROM THE FAIR R-One case Of Carpenters
l. and Millwrgbt's Tools
One of Shoemaker's Tools
One box of Shoemaker's Hammers.
All finished in the best manner.
Three bundles Of skirting and sole Leather
Two Reirigeraors
Three dozen Morocco and Calf Skins
Eight pieces japanned Leather black and white
-Four pieces hree-fy and other Carpeting
A lot of Hollow-ware consisting of Tea Ket-
ties Dutch Ovens, Pots and Spiders
Two barrels best quality Glue.
Axes, SEovels Britannia Glass, Stone and Wood
enware.
With general assortment of new and second
hand Furniture. For sale by
b. HOMANS, Penn. Avenue,
july 3-6t Between 10th aud lth streets.
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THE FOUNTAIN
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY ls, ls4s.

eJl The Columbian Fountain has nearly, il NOT
quite as wide circulation in this city any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
er city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
tba in mind .ttHt
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DEATHS

At Washington, July Il, ELIZABETH, wife
Of G Johnson, esq and eldest daughter of the
late James Dunlop, of Hagerstown
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GRACE CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA.-Rev. Mr..
Watson Of New York was duly installed Rec
tor Of this congregation on Sunday. Rev Dr.
Wainwright preached the sermon on the occa-
sion
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Ripe peaches from Norfolk have found their
way to the District, and are selling from elev
en- pence to a quarter Of a dollar per dozon.
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Public Temperance Meeting.

E-AssocIATloE, No. 2. Junior United Bro
theirs of Temperance. will hold a public Tenn
perance meeting al the Methodist Protestant
Church, Navy Yard. on Monday evening, the
Goth inst, al early candle light. Rev. Mr..
Eva. as also the Rev Mr.. Hendrckson, and
DIR. Walsh will address the meeting. The
Sons Of Temperance, Brothers OF Temper
ance, parents. guardians, youths, and though
last not least, the ladies', are respectfully re-
uuesed to attend.
July 10Th, 1876
rs Notice. Brothers Of Association
No 3. At the last regular meeting of Association
No. 3, United Brothers of Temperance, in accord
ance with resolution of the District Assembly,
that each Of the several Associations Of United
Brothers OF Temperance should elect two repre-
sentatives to the National Temperance Congress to
assemble in New York on the lst Monday in Au-
gust, 1916, whereupon George Savage and Selby
Parker Esqs., were unanimously elected to repre-
scnr this Association.
juy l6. e. G. BEvEnIDeE, Sec. pro tenn.
DlsrRIcT ASSEMBLY, u. B. Of Il. ID. of G.
Officers and representatives will please take
notice, that an adjourned meeting will be held
at the hall Of Association. No. |, on l2h
street, between E and f in the city Of Wash
ington, on Monday next, the 20lh instant. al
o'clock, P. M. Representatives will please
be puncual in their attendance, and bring up
the returns required by the 7lh Article Of the
Subordinate Constitution, or they piQ not be en-
titled to pote!
By Order
4 II
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f5- V. P, ALMER is authorized 10 procure
and forward advertisements intended for nSer-
lion in this paper and also Tor the collection
Of subscriptions He has Offices in the cities
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Balt-
more iy l5-tf
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Ninety passengers. Of whom forty-one were
children, recently arrived on one boat al ST.
Louis from the Upper Mississippi.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 18th. 1876.
GkoRGErowN. July Is.

GEORGETOWN, July Is, lo45
At a regular meeting OF Association No. 5
U. b. T., held at the Hall Of The vigilant En-
CINE House on Wednesday night, July 6. the
following Brothers were elected officers Of Tie
Association for the current quarter:
Brother VIM Il. EdeS, President; VIM
StaIllngS, lsl Vice President; Lewis Payne,
"a do; Arthur Baker, 81 do; o iedah Ritter,
Rec. Secretary; James O'Reilly, Assistant, do;
Wm. II. Craig, Corresponding do; James B
Goddard, Financial do; John Garrett, Treasu,
rer; Wm. Lang, Marshal; James Hurdle, De.
putty do; Geo. w. Payne, A ID. do;
The regular meetings OF the Association are
held at the Hall Of the V. f.. House on Wed
nesdav evening at s O'Clock
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Rev. E. J. Richards of this city has formal
" accepted the call Of the Presbyterian Church
of Reading, Pennsylvania, to become lheir
pastor.
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The brig Iris, with 1872 emigrants from Bre
men, arrived at Philadelphia on Sunday.
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|. 90. F.-The corner stone OF the new
Odd Fellows Hall, at Reading, will be laid OF
Saturday next
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EMIGRANTs.-2l2 passengers arrived at N
Y. city on Sunday from foreign ports.
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Counterfeit 81 bills OF the New England
Bank, Boston, and Mechanics Bank, Newbu
ryport, are circulating.
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HEALTH.-- Before drinking cold water when
heated, dip your hands and wrists in cold wa
Ter. 1t may save your lie.
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CHoLERA.--The Philadelphia Sun in notlc-
ing the fact that watermellons have appeared
in this city, cautions lis readers 10 'look OUT
for the cholera"
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WHAT WoN'T THEY BE KT?--There IS a
Yankee in Matamoras taking Daguereolype
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WOOD LAND FOR SALE.

WOOD LAND FOX SALE
Xxx ACRES of Wood Land, A miles from
OO Washington, short distance beyond Rock
Creek Church. 1t is thought this land will cut
from 25 80 cords to the Apply at This office.
jy 4-6teod
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let us not be so absorbed in the dongs Of others,
to forget what is going ON at home.
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FOR SALE.

A. FOR RENT.--A brick house containing
IiM IL rooms, situate on Al street, a few doors
South Of the Avenue. Enquire at this office.
July le-5tcod
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"PosIrIvFLY SHocKNG."-The village OF
Hampstead Branch has lately had its morals
dreadfully shocked by the conduct Of two mar,
ried women, named Flowers and Jones, who
eloped from their husbands on Thursday last,
with two Lotharios, named Huestis and Hud
son, and went into private lodgings somewhere
in this city. The husbands followed them,
but we believe did not discover their hiding
place. Mrs. Flowers is only l8, and has been
They are said to be exceedingly pretty women.
~ y Mirror.
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The "News," published at Fairfax Court
House, (Va.) states that there are large num-
Der Of persons from the Northern States, now
in that country, looking for locations 10 suit
them. Four farms, OF 200 acres each, had
been sold to them.
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PIN MAKING.-A London paper says that
new machine for The making Of pins has
just been completed 1t is>called "The Regi-
na." Strings Of wire enter it upon, the one
side by thousands, and almost Immediately ap
pear at the other, as pins in the most perfect
form, iterallally headed and pointed 10 de-
gree Of perfection defying microscope power
to detect fault in shape and finish. The
sticking Of the pins into the paper is likewise
completed by the same machinery in an in
credby regular and rapid order.
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Counterfeit $2's on the Northern Bank 0
KY, are about.
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SLEEPIN TENTS.

Peaches are already plenty in Baltimore.
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on Monday, and left yesterday morning for this
city. The Argus says: He brings some the
trophies taken in the battles OF the Rio Grande.
Owing to the wounds he received at the Resa-
ca de la Palma. he is compelled TO support
himself on crutches
GRACE CHuRcH, PHILADELpHTA.-Rev Mr..
Watson of New York was duly installed Rec
TOR Of this congregation on Sunday. Rev. DR..
Wainwright preached the sermon on the occa
sion.
CHOLERA. The Philadelphia Sun in notlc-
ing the fact that watermellons have appeared
IN this city, cautions lis readers 10 "look out
Tor the cholera"
RIEGGoLp.-'rbe remaius of this lamented
officer are expected 10 arrive IN Baltimore very
soon. They are 10 be deposited, says the Ar
gus, in the rotunda Of The Merchants Ex-
change.
WHAT WoN'r THEY BE AT ?-There is a
Yankee in Matamoras taking Daguerreolype
lkenesses.
EMIGRANrs.-2l22 passengers arrived at N.
Y. city on Sunday from foreign ports.
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The brig Iris, with 1872 emigrants from Bre-
men, arrived at Philadelphia on Sunday.
Ninety passengers. of whom forty-one were
children, recently arrived on one boat al ST..
Louis from the Upper Mississippi.
II
1t is said an order has been received at ST..
Louis, Mo-, for $4,000 pigs of lead for the
French government.
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|. 0. o. F.-The corner stone OF the new
Odd Fellows Hall, at Reading, will be laid on
Saturday next.
Counterfeit ST. bills OF the New England
Bank, Boston, and Mechanics Bank Newbu
ryport, are circulating.
Counterfeit SOS on the Northern Bank Of
| KY, are about.
HEALTH.--Before drinking cold water when
heated, dip your hands and wrists in cold wa
Ter. 1t may save your lie.
Rev. E. ]. Richards of this city has formal
" accepted the call of the Presbyterian Church
of Reading, Pennsylvania, to become lher
pastor.
The CRoUp.-As soon as the patient is ia
ken apply cold ice water TO the chest.
ALCOHOL The average yield' of the Bos-
ION police offices, daily is from one 10 two do
zen drunkards
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SPLENDID METEoR.-The Baltimore Patriot
of Tuesday, says:
A large and very brilliant meteor passed
alhwart the heavens over our city last night,
from southwest to north east Its light for
the moment was powerful. An unsual mum
Der Of shooting stars as they are termed, was
also observed during the nighY
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ICE! ICE! al l2a cents per bushei at the Ice
u House.-We have small Jumps Of Ice, that
will do for Soda Fountain, Ice Cream Merchants,
&C., &c. which will sell at the house for the
sum Of l21 cents A person will be in attendance
during the day. for the delivery Of the same.
Our customers need not fear that ou, Ice will fall
short, as we have heavy stock. Persons wishing
Ice will please leave their address at the Lumber
Yard of w. H. Gunne, opposite Coleman's Hotel.
iy l4-edf GUNNELL Il BIRD
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TEMPERANCE MEETIaG-A very interesting
Temperance meeting was held in Parrot,'s
Woods Oh Sunday afternoon, which was at
tended by numerous and highly respectable
congregation OF our citizens. Rev. Henry Sill
Ger addressed the assembly as did Dir. Walsh,
Of Washington, in effective style, in defence Of
the principles Of total abstinence. Mr.. VIM.
Edes also, in extending the pledge to those
present, accompanied The act with brief ex-
hortation.-GeO. .adp0cate
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KILLING OFF THE DRUNLARDs ---Deaths by
intoxicaton or intemperance are more common
this season than we ever remember to have no
ticed before. II is probably owing 10 the bad
quality Of the liquor sold by most dealers, be-
ing nothing than the poisonous alcohol itself,
favored or colored TO toIepresent the genuine ar
licles or il may be owing to the new license
laws, which prohibit the sale of liquor In small
quantities, and thus compel drunkards 10 carry
home more than enough to kill them.-JN Z.
Sun.
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TOOLS, LEATHER, &c,

July ll-3t
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Rn @BRGgS0 sR@rysGsa

TEyHE Subscriber respectfully informs ms
n. friends aud the public at large, that he
has had his House thoroughly repaired aud
has made large addition TO the same by the
purchase ofthe adjoining House. which will
enable him to accommodate at least foitv or
fifty more persons during Cunrts and other
lines than lie formerly did. His whole aim
has been concentrated to the comfort and con.
Yenience of all those who have favored hm
with their patronage, and he fal'ers himself
that discerning and generous public will con-
linue to bestow on him a share OF their fav"rs.
He will, as heretofore. endeavor 10 furnish
his Table with The best that the country can
afford.sl
Having removed his Bar al the farthest
end of the House adjoining, lile or no an
noyance can be experienced by those who put
up at his Hotel.
His Bar will be furnished with the best
Liquors, aud his Stables supplied with good
ahd wholesome provender and attentive Host.
lers.
b. RYAN.
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THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE


EN7ILL stand The ensuing Spring Sea-
w sou AT Edgefeid Village every
Saturday, the balance Of his lime al the
house Of the subscriber, al the low price
of S, 10 and SIS.
Prince Dalma was got by Col. lIamp-
IONS imported Sovereign. was bred by
Col. Manning, out of his imported Lanear
mare, is blood bay with black legs
name, and tail, about sixteen hands high
and four years of age. Sovereign was by
EInelius out of Flucr de Lis. Lanear
marc was got by Langar, out Of The Bal
kan by Blackjack. her dam by Mrs. Fry
by Waller, out of Vourrern. by Sorcerer,
Tooee, by Buzzard, Sc. DC. Season to
commence s0Ih tf March. and end 10th
of June. Twenty-Five cents 10 the groom
in every Instance. r. WARD.
March 4 4t 5
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NJ OR T. p Il o o +

Darlington, Bearer Co., Pa, Feb. 1889.
HeH D. JAYNE-Dcar Sir-aiy little son. when
Il D ubou, two months old, was seized with bowel
complaint 1t continued for weeks without lnernis
sion aud Notwithstanding the remedies prescribed by
srsppo,dbIc fy siciar cgaTc up the child rictn US
w. suppus TO fatal dist But provr cntinly
heard e Jayncs Carminitirc, as an cfectua cure fer
bowel complaint, and immediately dispatched csscn-
yer to town sc eutccn miles for bottle By the use
OF this medicine in less than rty-six hours tue disease
was checked aud by It's cos, INT use for low duys tc
child wis restored to perfect health Shortly after This,
there occurred similar in Of Tho families oil my
congregation. pr scribed "Jaync's Carmiutivc and
the result was Il sp.c cdy cure,
The SAME child, owing TO exposure, when recently
coming p the Ohp was attacked by that horrible nalady
GROUP We landed in the night nt lcarcr FONT, and
when our fears were alarmed lest the hoasc sepuichrdl
cough was the forcrunncr Of death, We gave him tea
sprour of yorr Expcctorun, aud appod some l'ment
20 tho throat, un breast and before ma ~ minutes Inc
hoascncss was gone, the hid brcnthcd freely a"d slept
swec,|y Owing to these circumstances II cannot DC
wondered at whv have high nn opinion OF yonr med
icines aud why advise epey FANNY to keep them on
haud read ior any emergency. Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR r BRADFORD,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Darlington, IA
r. S. ROBERT Sis DR.. D. Jaync's only Agent at
.Edg cfcd Court Houes.
4 aIY Beware Of Couhtcrlcits! "a
April I 81 Az
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRIT.

Robef, T. Moore, vs. Henry Bill for
Marlborough and George w. injunction.
Marlborough. and refae|'
Eft appearing 10 The satisfaction OF the
u Commissioner that George w. Yarbo'
rough, one of the defendants IN Ibis suf'
resides beyond the limits Of This Stale
on motion OF Mr.. Bauskelt, Planutt $
Attorney. i, is ordered that the said de-
fendant do appear aud plead. answer OF
demur to the conplainan's said oil 'l
complaint, within three months from Inc
publication hereof. or The suid bill will be Ia
ken pro conlesso against him.
S. S. T0MPKINS, G. E. E. d.
Co,nn's. OF Feb "a 1876 3m5
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Dr. Brandreth's PMs.

Security to The Patrons Of Brandreth's Pills /!
MEW LABELS.
J7The New Labels IN Single Box of The
Genuine Brandreth's Pills, contain 5063
Lettersl
| { N consequence Of the great variety OF con,-
4 ,erfc.t Labels Of pretended Brandrett''s flIs'
and which, in maay INSTANCES, so nearly resrih-
bles in outward appearance the genuine OF lie
old style, as often to deceive the unwary, Doc
Tor Brandretil acting under sense OF duty 10
the public, has employed those celebrated ar
fists, Messrs. Perkins and Durand, who have
succeeded in producing, al a great cost, three
new Labels, from steel plates ol extreme din
Guilty of execution, and oil 50 complicated q
nature as to amount TO an impassibill,y offnh.
latiom, being considered by judges master
piece IN the art of engraving.
The burder of,he top, as also Il the nnder
label, is composed of the most elaborate and
chasle patterns of lace.Hork To crown The
climax of thesebeapIn labels the paper aPoIi
which they are printed, is previously printed
| with red ink, ailer design 80 exquisite ana
so minute as to dety competition; the top ana
the under label each c0utalp the words " Bcn-
jaain Brandreh's Pills." written in red INK
nearlytwO hundred times-the topand Under
label containing, therefore, upwards oil hVe
thousand letters.
There is also upon the top. the under, and
the side label, two signatures OF DIR. Brah'
dre,h: one being his regular signature, thus
B. Brandre,h, and the other hts lni! siguatnre'
thus-Benjamin Brandrell: both the lac'sIn'
lilies Of the writing Of DR.. Brandreth, 10 initiate
which is forgery!
The Brandrelh Pills having tho: iabelsupon
them, can be relied upon as the pure ana
genuine.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office 2ll Broad.
way. N. Y. other offices in New York.
The genuine only for sale in Edseheld
District, by R. 5. RoBERrs, Edgefed q. ll:'
Kcnrick s; 7hayer Hamburg, J. 5. i d; ~, T..
Smyicy Meeting Street. AlSo' by J. NJ. Hn'
hams, Aiken, aud by at least one agent in er'
cry District in The State.
Every Agent having the genuine has Ger
liGca,e Of Agency. signed by the Doctor hun
self: EdgeleId c. H., April ], 1916 81 10
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G. A N DID A Il E S .

r. We are authorized to an
nounce N. l.. GRIFFIN Esq. as Can
didate for The Senate, at the ensuing elec-
ton.
Feb s5 te S
20 We are authorized to an
nouuce Col. JOHN BAUSKE4T as a
Candidate for the Senate, at tie ensuing
election. Feb 25 te D
w .are authorized to all.
nounce Zap, r. J. J.HIBBLER, Esq, as a
candidate for the Senate, at the ensuing
election. March les e