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PATIENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office, flashing tOn,
No. % State Street, Boston.

U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON,
No. % State Street, > Boston.
TFNHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er OF Patents, is agent the u s. Patent Office fnl
purpose Of receiving and fol wardng the all
MODELS, specimens OF ngredei all manufactures
shall be intended to be patented deposited therein,
which will be received and forwarded free Of expense
rist to their owners and with ali possible dispatch The
subscriber will prepare specifications, assign
ments and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches nto American and foreign works. for
talshing the validity utility OF inventions, and render
advice on all ega and scientific respecting the
same Patents secured il Europe and other countries
BY application at this Office, are saved the
time and expense Of journey Washington, and delay
there, we'll all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience Of fourteen years pracuce-an
tehsive collection Of works, documents, decisions
&c, on mechanical subjects and the Patent Laws-and
patents Of different countries collected much expense
during the long time this office has been established and
TO which daily additions being made together with
counts here kept OF inventions patented Washington
enable me to afford important and information
10 inventors DESTROYS Of securing patents which in ohel
respects might be difficult OF aitainme nt
wrod lyS3 R. II. EDDY CiUil Engineer
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, February l3, lS46.

NlDAhs OuludI ID, lCfO.
Totten, from The Judiciary committee
reported back, with an amendment, the
bdl to repeal the 9Th section of an act tc
suppress tipping houses; rules suspen
ded and bill passed.
Sessions reported back the bill to Sc.
cure to owners of slaves executed by
sentence of the law, compensation for
,he same, with an amendment. The
amendment was rejected, and the bill
passed-ayes Sc, noes SO.
Acorn. from a selec, committee, re-
ported bill for the benefit of settlers IN.
on The state and school lands; read frs,
time.
The house went into committee of the
whole, Cannon in the chair, on the an
por,onmen. bill, after some time spen,
therein the committee rose and asked
leave to sit again.
The bill to amend an ac, allowing
fees 10 sherifIs and other officers in GER
tain cases, approved December. 1893.
WAS read a second time and referred to
the Judiciary committee.
The bill TO regulate the practice in
Justices courts was rejected.
The bill 10 anihorise The governor Of
he state to exchange the laws ard legis.
aiive documents Of lI.ls state with those
u Other states, was passed.
On motion the House adjourned.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
SENATE.

Safurddy, February ID, ls46.
Petitions, memorials, &c, were pre-.
sented and referred.
Fox introduced Bill to authorize the
renewal OF suits or judgments by scire
Jacias, and in equity by bill of revisor,
&r.-referred to the Judiciary.
Stewart called from the table a B H to
establish Common Schools in this state,
and the Senate forthwith wenl into Com.
mlllee Of the whole on the same-Miles
IN the char. After some time speu,
therein, the committee rose and reported
the Bill back, with sundry amendments;
which was received.
On motion Of Stewart, The Bill was
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21

ordered 10 be engrossed for its third read
ing on Monday.
A Bill 10 authorize the Executive Of
this Suite 10 exchange public documents
with other States; also TO authorize him
10 appoint Commissioners in the various
States oflhe Union To take acknowledge
ments Of de DIS, &C., were read third
time and passed.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
Speaker, and Messrs. Green, Ewing
Berry and Ne,.erville.

Speaker, and Messrs. Green, Ewing
Berry and Ne,.erville.
Brooks obtained leave to introduce q
bill to provide for The selection Of grand
Jurles, and for other purposes.
Singleton obtained leave to introduce
bill to bring into one The several acts
OF this state in relation 10 the public rev.
enue. and for other purposes.
The house took up the resolution Of.
fered a few days.since by Moore, giving
precedence on The orders Of the day 10
the apporlionmen. bill, and The bills for
The payment oflhe Planters bank bonds.
for erecting levee on the Mississippi,
for the sale Of Chickasaw school lands,
and. for the sale Of the 100000 acres of
land belonging TO the state. On motion,
The resolution was laid on the table.
The house went into committee of
the whole, Wade in the chair, on the
bill to establish volunteer companies
After some time spent thereon, commits.
tee rose, reported bill without amend
ments and recommended lha. il be re-
terred to a jolnlselec, committee repor,
agreed 10.
The b Il to fix the apportionnent of
senators and representatives in this state
coming up. the house wen, into com
mit'ee of the whole, Cannon in the
chair; after some time spent therein, the
rommitee rose and asked leave to 81,
again tomorrow a. o'clock.
The house then adjourned.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
SENATE.

FRIDAY. February l3. 1876.
Petitions were presented by Messrs
Lansdale and Guion. ..- "
Matthews. from select committee,
to whom had been referred :, bill with
an amendment, to apporion the senators
and representatives of the Legislature,
made minority report.
Bills passed:
A bill for the relief Of widows and
orphans.
A bill to repeal an act prohibiting the
introduction Of slaves INTO this state, as
mere handse or for sale.
A bill 10 secure to owners of slaves
executed by senence Of law, compensa-
ton for the same.
Durr introduced a bill limiting the
tenure of certain officers therein men,
toned; read first time.
Briscoe introduced bill to repeal an
act prescribing the mode Of pro eedng
against incorporated banks, &c. reat!
first time.
Numerous bills were introduced and
read first and second times when
The bill to fix an appointment of
representatives and senators in this state
was taken up, and then postponed until
Monday next.
The resolution to amend the cons,itu-
ton of the state. 50 AS n Drohibit the
charlering of banks, was ordered to be
engrossed, and postponed until future
day.
The Senate then adjourned.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
SENATE.

THURSDAY, February IL. 1916.
Price Introduced bill to repeal The
!th section Of all act for the more per.
feet organization of the superior cour, oi
chancery referred to the judiciary com.
mi,iee.
Lipscomb introduced bill to establish
volunteer companies for the more eff.
clent military organization Of the state !;
referred 10 selec. committee.
Bills passed:
bill to change the time Of holding
circuit courts in the 5h judicial ds,ricl.
A bill granting certain powers and
privileges to the officers and trustees of
the organised religious. charitable am,
benevolent societies in the state.
A bill to repeal the law OF liens on
judgments in justices courts.
Horne, from the committee 10 whom
was referred the apportionment bill made
a report. and a discussion ensued there.
on. The question was then taken on
recommitting the bill and amendments
to committee of the whole, and making
it the order Of the day for tomorrow,
and decided in the affirmative.
On motion The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, February IL, ls46.
fehhons we're presented by Mr.,
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
SATURDAY, February Ia, 1886.

CoLONIzATloN.--Thr New York
Journal Of Commerce says that The $l5.-
600 subscription for The purchase Of ter
ri'ory in Liberia is completed. and
would have been much sooner, had moi
'he terms of j, required the whole a.
mount should be given by fifteen indi.
vIduals. An additional subscription of
$4,000 for same object, has been made
IN smaller sums. With this $40. 900 i,
is proposed to purchase the whole re-
lnalrting territory from Cape Mount 10
Cape Palmas, and thus forever Danish
from 300 miles of coast the accurscd
slave trade.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21

On the 81 instant, both Houses of The
Virginia Legislature suspended their
rules for The purpose ofpassng land u.
nanlnously, too, in both houses> an ac,
of reuocession. "accepling by the state
of Virginia, the county Of alexandria,
IN the District Of Columbia, when the
same shall be receded by the Congress
Of the United States"
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


WEDNESDAY, February IL, ls46.
The morning business was dispensed
with, and The southern railroad bill taken
up and made the special order of the day
for Monday next.
The bill to repeal an act to prohibit
the introduction Of slaves, came up as the
order Of the day, when after some debate
and several amendments being adopted,
the bill vas passed-aves so, noes 20.
The house went into committee of the
whole, Wade in the chair, on the militia
bill, and after some time spent thereon,
the committee rose, reported progress,
and asked leave TO sit again tomorrow
report received and agreed to.
The following bills were passed:
A bill to auIhorise the commissioners
Of the sinking fund to compromise will,
the debtors Of the fund.
A bill to anthorise the governor of this
state TO appoint commissioners in other
states.
A bill TO purchase book called "Norlh
on probate courts"
A bill for the relief Of widows and
orphans.
A bill to tax prosecutors in criminal
cases with costs in certain inslan. es.
The bill for the punishment, of libel
lers and slanGerers, and the bill to change
the law of assault and battery, were in
definitely postponed.
The bill to secure TO owners of slaves
executed by sentence ofIaw, compensa-
ton of the same. was referred to select
committee Of five.
On motion the House adjourned.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURES
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, February IL, le48.
Me.calf presented the petition of the
members Of The medical convention.
The governor informed the senate
that he had approved and signed the fol.
lowing bills:
An act to amend the revenue laws of
The state.
An ac, amendatory Of the laws for the
relief Of the poor.
An act for the benef, OF the sher,ffs
ofCoahnna, Washington and Issaquena
counties.
An &C. 10 attach portion of Yazoo
to the county of Warren.
An act to amend an act to reorpanse
the judicial districts of The state of Mis-.
sisslppi. approved Feb. 8, 1914.
An act 10 preserve the records of the
probate court Of Lowndes county.
An act to incorporate the presiden,
and trustees of the Aberdeen Female
Academy.
An act to change the name Of Francis
An act to authorise the removal of The
slaves Of the estate Of Thomas Harde-
man.
The bill au,horising sale of lands be-
longing to the sinking fund, passed.
The senate went into committee Of
the whole, on the bill reducing the fees
OF certain officers therein mentioned,
approved Feb. 10, 1914, and after some
time spent thereon, rose and reported the
bill back with an amendment repor. re.
ceived and agreed to.
The bill 10 repeal the law of liens
upon judgments i'll justices courts, was
taken up, amended, and ordered to be
engrossed.
The bill prescribing the mode of col
Iecting costs in certain cases, was passed
ayes IL. noes l3.
The senate refused to resolve itself
into comm ttee Of the whole, on The res.
olunons to amend the constitution Of The
state.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21

"A YEAR's NoTIcE."--A down.e's
editor wonders why his suofeI''.;,,, ..;,,
who are so rampan, for Oregon ,"n, ~"
no, walk up and pay their snosr''i ii'..,'s %
after having had more '''an "a .n.o,
notice." to the effect that the P''"
would be very desirable.
Kosciusko chronicle., 1846-02-21

DEFAcING THE MONUMENTS At m"'h ,'h
lNGToN.-SOme miscrcanl,says va"
ins,nn paper, has recently d,sne%,' !, i''',"n
Grcenoush's s,a,ue of Wasl'na""'
viii h stands in The temporary or''s.II I'D
building of,he East Capitol grruna'' 'hs hs
Of the figure Of Columbus, ,s'andI''e '1h;rb oa "b
left side Of the antique chair 'n y, WIZ. :.
The main statue is sraled;) one'ha', ."o WV
arm, with his hand and ball. nave ave I.. ,.,.
broken If and carried away. Us ,so
ters Of the Latin inscription ha''
been defaced. f
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ElelGMiSo
e THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

T. published semiWeekiy f'rsrn Nondsp ana Thursday,
., Four Dollars per amman, payable in adrdnoe No sub
..ript,o ,c recepedtor shorter time than months
md no paper ,cu be discontinued fercept at The discretion
.Sthe Editors) until all arredrdges paid.
~ .aDVERT us E1IE.N'TS inserted at so cents per
,saare Tor less) for every form insertion and ~
cs,s psr s1u1e Tor less) for every form insertion
EVERl ADVERTISER rs required TO note, on his
manuscript long he trhes has advertisement inserted
an advertisement. noted, to be inserted tai IFS dis
ontiaudnce be ordered
FOR YEARLY .iDFERTISLNG The terms for
he prriisge oftro squares, $40 for square, so for
one square, inner form, So Every yealy ddcertser
WILDE 7tir.d coafae has Advertising to has parcu
ar line Of business.
and - reasonable terms.
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MANSION HOUSE TRACT OF
LAND,

Of which David s. Garland died seized and possessed,
living in aud adjoining The town ot New Glasgow 10 The
CHEST bidder on credit OF SIX. twelve and eighteen
months, equal instruments, bond and approved security
will be required and the rlle wllhneld I'LL the last pay>
ment is ade- possession for seeding viii be given at
the usual time and final possession The LIST January
lS47. or pe,haps earlier. This TRACT mostly lies
well and is susceptible o great improvement. II has
sufficient quantity Of Wood Land for lis support, and
commoJoUs
d " L l. " e. ri o L s e.
STORE HOUSE. COUNTING ROOM AND OFFICES,
as well as Out buildings suitable for farmer. mer-
chant or professional msn. The containing up
wards of six hundred acres.
CHA'S PERROW, Com'r.
The Richmond Wing will copy.
March IS HEAP
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D I S S O L U II I o N

I'DV.s'E ~ HOTy'ZES
DEC LEAVE To say to their customers. aud The
~ public generally. thu, they now tersivinu and
have N store. their SPRING SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES, which have been recently honuht
IN me Northern Markets upon The favorable terms
and are equal 10. If not the extensive and best Sc
'ec'ed stock IN the upper country, and they deter,
mined 10 offer such Inducements in price and quality
as Vi give sal sfarnn
The following portion OF the articles, to which
they invite attention
so hhds ST. erik Porto Ricoand n q Snr,rs
Cuba Clarified do
20 boxes Loaf Sugar
bhIs Crushed and Powdered do
800 hays Rio, Laeuira. Java and Mararabo Coffee
Az hhds and bhs. N. O., P. Rico and Cuba Mo.
lasses,
$50 sacks Salt,
10000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
29o kegs Nails OF the best Factory,
III tons Bar Iron
" Trpdegar do
Hollow Ware and Nj ,uld Board.
2 g American Blisiered S,eel
ooO lbs Shear and Cast Steel,
40 boxes Tin.
lO,OOO lbs. Cotton Yarns Richmond ,uber E.c,,,;e
50 bbls. Tanners Oil,
casks winter strained Lamp Oil
Az BIKES and caddles Tea. some vef Y nne.
2o tons lump and ground Plaster,
so bags Shot.
900 his bar Lead
~ Keys sporting and Blasting Powder,
30 Nova Scotia Grindslones,
20 kegs White Lead
500 lbs. Putty.
ccroons Indigo. the very hest
81 boxes Glass x 10 and TO- sl2.
~ bales Domestic and Cotton Oznaburcs.
so boxes Sper and Slerne Candies
30 " Hull ard Som and other Tallow Candles
25 j." Soap.
LIQUORS.
9 pipes very superior Frenrb Rrondv
25 bills American do
SO - Apple do
pipe Old Antigua Rum,
10 bbls N. f. Rum.
u 90 s. Madeira Wine,
10 " Malaga do
25 old Rye Whiskey.
$50 common and rectifed Whiskey,
10 Z" Vinegar.
Casks Lundon Porter, pints and quarts
Together with Calicoes, Bed Ticking, Checks. Tow
and Flax Linen. Lampwick Bed Cords. Leading
Lines. Pepper. Ginger, Numegs. Allspce. Salrpeire
Alum. Nader. Lampbiack. Feaihers, Wool, Caps
Hats. Jugs, Jars. Demijohns. Buckets, Hops. Tubs
paper Trace Chains Cotton Cards, Tacks, Mackere
Herrings. Shad, &c. SC. SC.
March 90 is
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JOB WORK,
Win Neatncss and Dispatch
1T THIS OFFICE.
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E.ENCHGOONN

uSI received and opened a great variety of FAN.
~ CY GOODS.
Ai.So-A splendid assortment of CHINA, in Dinner
AND LEA SETrs, all oi " hch will be sold very loY
flease call aud STE them. ID. ". MOORE,
Sign Of the Bi. Pitcher.
March 20 10
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RRy.g.y'Y, q. y'y9SxEy.

b. hFFER for SALE a full and complete supply of
!. ~ =, GROCERIES, consisting i" part o''lt %II"v-
40 hhds. P. Rico, ST. Croix and n. o. Sugars.
- Clarified do
25 boxes and barrels Loaf Sugar.
425 bags Rio, Laguya and Java Coffee,
II 80 hhds. and bbls. Moasses,
25 half barrels very fine Molasses,
4. kegs Nails,
IN Sao) sacks Salt
ia III ions country Bar Iron,
,I Tfedagar Iron small sizes,
$3.50 los. American BIislered Steel
n Duo g Shear and Cast Steel.
1900 " Hoop Iron, in. 10 / in.
l lOO0O bale Cotton,
lO,O0O " Sole Leather, good and damaged,
20 barrels Tanners OIL
20 Grindsiones,
500 lbs. best Caracas Indigo,
,e,u 1000 Nader.
I'd 40 kegs Dupon''s and Kentucky Rifle Powder.
n 30 " Blasting do
,,,l SO bags Shot,
o0t 50 kegs White Lead
20 barrels Vinegar,
,bA 80 nest Tubs,
IA 80 doz. Buckets
ba} 800 lbs. Lamp Black,
500 " Patty,
a. 30 boxes Il 0 and TO- II Glass.
81 barrels No 2 and 8 Mackrel
H. 81 Dukes Sperm, Hull's and Tallow Candles.
so Suap, 0''''''
5 casks Cheese
~ boxes Raisins,
2 casks Rice,
en 80 boxes Tea.
J chest fine Tea
70 bales Domes,ics,
the 10 Oznaburos,
oe 81 pieces Bed Ticking,
rm W., Oh ." beached Domestic
alH an many other articles. too numerous to meno,
pain at, advertisement. all of which We assure our friend
a ENLR. s"'''"y' shah DC SOLO low Tor CASH OF
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200 tons fsi0iSSer,

kNoR sale either IN the lnmp or Ground Those
= wishing 10 purchase. will do we'll 10 call AT Lang
horne's Mills before they hoy.
A. n. MONTGOMERY.
March 26 IL
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SkErCM OF THE ACTS,

Qop"blic character dnd sueh Of them ola pirate ma
tre, as relate 10 hi, section Of The State. passed The
iast session Of The Legislature
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|l,aracitf|
and "a
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the siofd
DIS of20Q
bed in tn
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nd, Va.
HALL"
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$50 REV
March 90

$50 REWARD.
- DNAWAY from the subscriber, living on Saun-
~ ton River, near Greer's Ford Bedford couniy Va
On the Bis Of March 1915, his negro man
NJ a X + "
| will give the above reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS.
TO any person who will apprphend and deliver the said
runaway TO me, him il Jail that get him
again.
MARTIN is thirty five or six years old. five
feet nine or ten inches high stout made. of rather a
bright mplexon has a small scar on his forehead and
one on his breast and had IN when he left blue cloth
coat and pair brown jeans pants He has a W ifp at
Mr.. Tho. Helms ia Franklin couniv in which neigh
borhood think he may now he larsny
JAMES BURNETT.
March % 3..
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Messrs. Peter Lyon, Bird " iite and
Robert pnSly:

| iCSsiS' W sbu
Robert Pasly:
|HNAkE notice, that shall the 2Slh day Of April
4 L next, at the dwelling house ol Washington Reese.
the county of Bedford. take the Dispositions oi James
Burnett and others, the ls day al May next, at the
dwelling house of Priscilla Bernard, In the countv Of
Franklin shall take the dispositions o Priscilla Der
nard and others; the An day of May next. at the
aw Office Of w IN. Martin, in The town OF Rocky Mount,
franklin county, shall take the deposons ot Solomon
Pasy and others; and on The 7lh day of May next, at
he yelling house of Patrick Ilx in The county nf
mnkn shall take the depnsltlons of Nancy Williams
and others; all of which depositlnns when taken are Ia
be read evidence. a depending IN the Circnit
Superior Court ui Law aud Chanc.ry, for the
Franklin, On an inJnnctiun, IN which am complainant
sd you defendants. Ii the taking 81 SAID dispositions
prof any of them is not completed the frs, da,. the
same i'll be continued from day day unliI finished
JOHN II. FORBES Ex'r of
John Furbes deed.
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FOR RE.s'H,

.U,.. lake Ray:
WAKE notice that On Thursday, the lst day Of May,
1876 at the Store House Of Matthew X. Allen.
in the county uf franklin we shall proceed 10 lake thu
deposition oil John p. Allen and Others be read as evil
dcnce in cause now depending aud undetermined, IN
the circuit peror court Of law and cancery, holden
for the county OF Ffankln, wherein are PLAN III
and Luke Ray defendant. Should we fail in taking
the above named deposition. en the above named day,
we shall continue trou day 10 day (Sundays excepted,
until all are taken and completed.
ENGLISH s. ALIEN.
March so I'm
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now prepared offer his friends and the public, his
Usual large supply of
Drugs Medicines, Paints. Oils. DYE Sruffs Window
G'tss, Engl sh. German, French and American Chemi.
Gals, Preparations. Ne. &c, making his assortment
large and complete Among variety ot others may be
hund-lst quality Indigo, Extract Iogwnod. adder.
topperas. Alum, Lamp }la *, Castor Oh by the barrel
gallon or dnz Spis. Turpenllne, do Ink Ground
Black Pepper Ground Allspice. Gloves Nuimess Cas-
STA. Mace Ginger Sweet Oil in baskets and by the gal
lon, with large assortment Of Mulca Window Glass.
OF all sizes for builders. Copal Varnsh. Brushes Sash
Tools. Eng sh and American White Lead Colours
Soap Stone Paint for Roofs. Hair Brushes. Tooth and
Nail Brushes Soaps, Pocket Books Toilet Bottles Per.
iumery &C., &C.. all OF which lie offers to Country Ner-
chants and Others good terms as articles of the
same quality can be sold IN the Northern cities
The subscriber, al the doubtful quality ola large
number OF the powdered Medicines usually Sold has at
considerable expense erected machinery Tor the
iacture of Powders under his personal Inspection from
the best Materials which enables him guarantee all
Medicines sold by him pure and free from AJuera-
ton.
Physicians invited 10 examine his stock, assuring
Them that pains shall be spared To furnish them in the
best lyle and at short notice.
All the new remedies and instruments received as soon
as they appear aud any article ordered from the North
hv express
Al SO-Fanlv Medicine Chests, with directions and
Physicians Medca Saddle Bags.
p JOHNSTON
Richmond Va.
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NEW HARDWARE STO r..
-. GREG sKY is nav receiving and open
- . ing, duor below Messrs Tnrner < Burwell,
FF.sRDBy.sRE CUTsEEy.,

which he anxious 10 dispose of, very reasonable
terms.
House builders, Honse- keepers. Farmers, Blacks
smiths and all others of articles his line are
requested 'oca before purchasing esew here.
Feb % IL
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RRANDRETu,S PILLS

As general family medicine, especially in coun-
~ try so subject to sudden changes of temperature
as this, their value is incalculabe. By having the
Brandreth pills always on hand, should sudden
attack of sickness take place, they can be given at
once and will often have effected cure before the
physcisn could have arrived.
In chOc and inflammation of the bowels, these pills
will at once relieve, and perseverance in their use,
according to the directions, will surely do all that
medicine can do to restore the health of the patient
In all cases of indigestion, worms, asthma, dis
eases of the heart, and all affectionsof the stomach
and bowels, the Brnadreh pills will! be found nev-
er failing remedy.
TO ensure the full benefit of the celebrated pills,
they should be kept in the house, so that, upon the
first commencement of sickness, they may be at
once resored to. One dose then is better than a
dozen after disease has become established in the
system. For sale at the store of II. A. STIDGER
CarrOton, February 6, 1876 -Gm.