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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
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Nomilien Nlalter unb Nutter.

ONlIlllttH OlNllEt UHp SUl[eT.
untcrSedlRete MAIDEN hierourd, bcm Vus
blifum befdnnt, oos fIe am lifcn 9Ipril bic
bcfdnnte Bon Taaen's WIhle Gle ndhelle
bel Der fleinrn Qchd Sriide) bel 9lacntdun
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an 6uneen ~ iiberIieferm = aud, fIno Te be.
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liefern.
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oen ite anf gerlan9en aurufen, cicfelbe ab.
hclen nno mahlen, uno fir ben "lpll' lpies
Der iberIicfern.
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all Der 9Rilhle, Ccer an benz StcbrbauIc
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@pp6 anf NdHo, Den Gie an ben bilaltcn
prelBen abicBen wereen.
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f6nnen icwotI on ecm StChrhaule, wic aud,
an Ger Wnblc 9emad,t wereen
Durd aute 9Irbeit, piiuftlihe Ibwarmn9
ibrcr @'rladfte, unb tilIige preise, bcffsn
iIe ibren gIntheiI tcr 6ffentlideu Suneffoft
81 erhoItcn, pcfllr fe iIdl jeoerSeit banfbar
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3ufprud, /; inccm lie wiTen baB ihre SIrbeit
nur ccrfuft Cber unterfudt su -snereen
branht, I'M alI9cmctn arprictn su psrceu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
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er bcltdnoig anf Joano baIten. 9iud, miro
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prciie, unb cute Sebienung bcfft er Gd1 Der
8unefdaft bic Der nlten Nirma 70 reidlid,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
GcScr SGSoesrett,
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berbaupt Gle 9Iusri9c III maiden, oae or ee
9eupdrti9 eas groete A6crtiment
aller 9lrteu 9eber 9Saareu,
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fduf an5geboten puree Sein 8crratb be.
ffeht thelIs aus Saudjuber, TuterfdlIer,
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haftefe 9Irt pcrfcrti9t ii uno an lebr biIi9en
preiien uerfduft miro.
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gen tpOiIen. Hno haupilad,lid, einacIabeu bel
ihm ansurufen, inoem or &c NIT lcIheu
9Rndren beoienen fam, Die aud, oauerbaft
fne.
Scbn 3. Cole.
Gebruar 4. nosm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
Dte 8etlDdftsperbtnpuna

cie feitber stpiiden ben llnterfhriebenen un.
ter Der Sirma bon Ger 9hnb ecI
BERT beifancen bat, purbe am 4tem lie.
leS onrdl 9c9cnfeitise @inWiLli9uns aufse,
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aniuuchmen uno phnftiih 81 bcler9eu.
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pibIifum befLnnt, ods er Nd, ciulcri,htrt hat
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Ginte uno Dausrhafii1fcit er jerereit nils
lens ii gut gu lchru. unb 70 mcbIfci MAIDEN
wiro ais oies lOnitwo gcidcben fam.
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&C llnteritnbuu9 eines Qcchrten pnblifums,
or -er orrd, Yauftlitfeit uno Gjute Ieiner
sIrbeit Tt ,plrcia gu MAIDEN iuhsn tpirc.
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ibm fir aiteS @iIeu uno @uB i'm SIustaulh
fur lBllren cSer blarcm @jeloe brsdhh.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
G5emablener Gpps.

Wiro an ben biaigifeK preiIen britdneia
gum 8erfanf 9ehalteu, an Sern's MnbIe, III
Iorc'Bbeitbaa, BEL
Sern uub 0iere.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10

Oa er Die gtsu.Dcrf uno pbhaoeIpbia Nd
lhtons crbdlt unc re9elmdei9 crtatrn miro
10 1T er oaeurd, in oen Stauo aefeBt, inner
mad, zen neueften Wcoeu su arbcten. Sci
ne preile llno iebr biGig, unb lcnc Slrbeitcn
bic ale inter feiurr eisencn sIufTdt 9emad,t
weroen, pstipridt rr bon ocrinslid,er Site
;u iein.
@r III berSlid caufbar fir bisber senc(Ie.
ne aunefdaft, nno bpfft burd, bitIige unc
pilnftIthe Seeienun9 biefelbe fernerbin an
ietner ncuen Werftdtte su srbaltsn.
9luenfaur, 9lpril 3. iia4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
lleberaus ippblfeile Suite!
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Iss8 ben unc einem acebrtcn pu'
blifum iiberbaupt an, baB
E;;9ss5 CT ee cutmad,crci nod, ims
MSss1zeA nier an ieinem altcu Stan.
De III 9IOcntauu, 9e9cnuber
Deter Suber'e Bcbnun9 uno Nagcnbud's
8aifbaule, ousgeeshnt fortbereitt, aumo CT
lcoerScit auf Sano hdlt uno an fcleenoen
preiecn uerflufen wirb:
Veaper Nutre, Vrufh, Nu6ia Ieioene
9enappte Spite,
Die er bon 81 bis su 81 90 perfaufcn wiro,
mcrnnter Die ipdteffen Wccen Th brfucen.
Da ictne Site aus ben bcfen RdtcriaIi.
en- 9emdd1t Derocn, 70 fauu er jcosrScit fir
ocfelbe gut ifeben.
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uno criudt ahtunaspc1 nm bic feinere llus
rrftlieun9 feiner altcn Sreunbe uno Sun.
Den.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10

Stneirer' r'0erffdtte
in caS ncrcpeitlide @de Der
9rrBen Sco SelIotps caQc
III Der Snmiltcn Straee Der
Staot slaentaun oerIe9t bat,
nlIwc er alIe bicjeni9en, Die
ibn nit ibrer 6unbfd)aft be,
ehren mereeu, nit p6Giocr
I3ufriebenbeit beoienen nirb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
Slllc 2trtcn SetroiSc.

Sie beSahlen jeeer;eit Die h6difeu QOrciee
tir alIerIet @etraice-w weIde mad, bcIirbcn,
an Der W'ilhle, Cber an Dem StcbrbauIc
hberliefcrt fpereen fSnncn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10

Setblebem, Mdr 20.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-10
acimc sur, fcine S5esobImne.

9pril3. 1918.
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
SUMTERTILLE, s. &. Tx

The subscriber having just received q
stock of Fresh Materials, designs making uE
and keeping for salesa fine assortment o
Furniture, consisting of Bead-steads, Cribs
Wardrobes, Presses, Bureaus, @'Bookcases
Sofas, Tables, Wash-stands, &C. &c.
Old furniture repaired, and polishing o.
every description done, on reasonable terms
Also, will keep for sale, Sasbes, Blinds, win.
dow shutters, Pannel Doors, Mantlepicccs
Locks, Hinges, Nails, screws; in short al
the materials required for, House Building
The subscriber, thankful for past fayors, So
licits continuance of the same. ~,
T.. Fl. MELLICHAMP. /
Corner ,of Broad and Libcrty-sis.s
Sumtervillc, June ii, 1S4S. 33 tt !;
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:.Il[NlPR0vED / N COTTON il [. GINS.

Thankful f6r past sffayors, The subscriber
.wishessto1 inform the public; that he :;stiIl
'fanlf factirss S'otion Gins at, his establish.
inent in Stateburg on the most improved and
approved plan; Of the, most simple construc-
ton, of the finest finish, and Of the best ma
terials, to-wit:: Steel Sa,cs and sieel plated
Ribs, case hardened, lin which he will sell for
Two Dollars per Saw. He also repairs old
Gins and puts them in complete ,orderp at the
shortest notice. All orders for Gins will be-
promptly and punctually attended TO-, 4.
- :. 1ELIAM ELLISON
statebufg, May i, 1sls. 5t1j ~
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lslIrsl

hs bssriber begs leave to inform Ills
friends and tho public generally, that he Has
81 engaged himself, in the Ap.eheripg Business
Z, n ssnmteryile He will endeayor to procure
me NE tlnest Bseyes the country affords; and
ceive Q liberal pa tronag ge. sIIe, win butcher
three times week OF ofteDer if REQ nired -
Regular customers may run accounts month.
". Payments required prolnptly to enas
BILE him to carry on the bisih g.
Nay %, 1915. 81 4nt 1
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Beef, Reef.

Tie subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens Of Sumterrille and vicinity, that he
intends to carry on the Butchcring Business,
and that he will furnish them with the very
best Beef the country can afford, as low as
it can possibly be afforded, on the following
days,gtt,-wit: Tuesday, Thursday,and Satur-
last eight years, punctunlly, he returns his
thanks to his trends for their LIBERAL patron
age, and solicits continuance of the same.
o. G.. CHANDLER. /
June ID, 1918, 33 If
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s H 3 Hl1..
N o Il TO E..
SUMTERVILLE,. 18th Nav

5i,. -gt SUMTERNILLE, 10th May, ls4s.
On my way to Sumterville to day. i lost,
q suppose, by, dropping from my pockets7ff "a
large red p OC KETf BOO X, containing
Notes to the amount Of about $4,000, with
other papers, (no money about SS44OO pay
able to Henry 81 Lesesene, the rest payable
to James B,tHilton, and the estate Of VIM.
Hilton or bearer The finder will confer.a
tnyor, and be re,oaraed by placing the Pocke,
Book and contents where may get hold 81
them. All persons are forewarned trading
for same. q !; fEs4t. N,
JAS. B.aHILTON.:
May 2S, 1S4S. ,afir, 4, - 81, s,&i 81 ~ 81
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sumtelYille3 .IlAcatl my.

Tho undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and patrons, that in consequence of
his contemplated absence on visit to Vir-
ginia, the exercises of the above institution
have this day closed:, Two weeks previous to
the regular termination of the session, and
that for this difference in time, proportional
deduction willibe made in the tuition fees
!. @.,aH l1. Inc exercises will; again commence on
Monday, the l4th of July next. l,;;l.,g
~ II; TtIOS. B. RUSSELL,;i9. !. !.
I '.st 3. = Principal. =
May 26th, 1s48. 81, 81 sg... s. 1t 81 &
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DEATH Or, a REVS 5LUTIoNaRYI
81 III ~.

We announce with sorrow the death sof
Captain JOSEPH WEsg, who lately died! at his
residence In Ciarendo county In THE. 99thl
year Of his age.s "a hfrlt Vest wasia a relict Of
the revolutionar war, hayn served under
Gen. Sumter, Of whom he could never speak
but in terms ofathe highest praise and iiadmi.
ration. He vas likewise stationed sthree
months at Fort Darlington, on the Altamaha,
at which place he performed all the duties Of
the soldier But death at Hast came, both
from disease and old age, and = NJ S
The wheels of Weary life at Inst stand still"
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NEW GOODS.
A. w EHHTE, g. co.

Inform their customers and the public
generally, that they are receiving their
SPRINSG STOCK from New York. i,
Their senior partner is now in Charleston
completing their stock-which they will sell
as low as they can be purchased in any
southern market for cash, or to prompt custo.
lnerssa 81 Call and examine our stock, and we
Eatter ourselves we Will not fail 10 give salts
"a, They would also inform their friends that,
having lately become agents for the sale oi
FULTON O'SNABURGS, they are now
prepared to supply that article in any desra-
bic quantities upon as low terms as it has
ever been purchased in this place. Prices
as folows;---9 1-2 cents per tho bale;- 10 do
Pcr Tie piece, and ] l do. per yard for all less.
er quantities upon timer each yard warranted
10 weigh oz's.
March 90, lS4S. e
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81 nst Rcel.eIlIijils I Il isisaI /:

BY DRUCKER d ~ j, 4 fun aud conn, al.
supply Of sSADLER ,fG UTLERY1NI1
HARDWARE consisting Of almost eyery
aIticlss which belongs TO tthe above specified
lines, which viii be offered at the lowest .pri-
cess Enquire at
80 AM BAzAARs
}. 6 Opposite the Camde Banks
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S8 Ss,5S N NOTHERsLIFE SAVED
aDY sTHEIUSE OF DIR. WISTAR's
$eRAI SAM or WIN rEJERRV .S

BALSAM OF. WILD CHERRY,
NJ The following certificate is from the wife
of Mr., SEnoch Perry, q very respectable far
NOR in o Oxford County, Maine, and can be
relied dppon as true in every particular It
was not solicited, but given by the lady, from
/. sense Of duty, feeling that she owed the
preservation Of her life to DR.. Wistar's Bal.
sam Of Wild Cherry.
Rumford, Oxford County. Me,
'5Sf .sf July %, ,l545.
sThia may certify that have for a number
of fyears been severely afflicted with the asth.
ma. In October. ls43, took violent cold
which produced d very severe cough, which
was accompanied with severe pains in my
side and I.sweat profusey nights. These
aaad symptoms continued, until was so much
reduced chat / was unable to do any work
about house the house, orieyen walk across
the room without assistance: In July, 1914,
Iwas SO afflicted with shortncss Of breath,
slchsgreat difficulty in breathing, and in
such severe pain, that was unable TO lie in
! bcdior sleep for three eweeks. One physician
i who attended mr., and another who was con-
suited, both gave me up to die--said they
couldslo no more for me: My friends de-
SPARED Of my life, i had no hops myself:
then commenced taking DR.. WstaFs Bals,
sam Of Wild Cherry. Before l had taken
ono bottle, I was able to walk about the
;,ousei continued to take the Balsam i'm
fi]I Rad fakeiig four bottles, and NOW
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May %, 1s4e. .s;r. {, t.,s 80 81.
RSr. s. G. Koxv'lInarla

Having located at Mr.. VIM N. G GaTaner,s
(Sumter Dist, near ST, Paul's ChnrcIi, Zaw-.
caw,) will be ever ready, to attend to those
who may need his services. y Thankful for
past pa iayors, ne hopes to merit a share of pub
May "a, 1913. 30 I'm
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NOTICES.

Taken up by the subscriber, on Tuesday,
the 9th inst, sorrel MARE, with star on
the forehead, and about Is or Is hands high
She was found in the possession of a negro
boy, who says he stole her frotn Mr.. George
Norris at the 81 mile house, on the common
rood. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay expenses and take
ber away. ssa
CARSTEN VASSE.
IS mile House, state road, sgS
May 13, 1913. 33 If
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!, MONTGOMERY, \ (ALA.) JAN. 81, 1916

5 MONTGO GOAiERY, (ALA.) JAN. 81, 1916
]. r. NJ. tEPpING, Esq. s, s til
Dear Sir! Your preparation. astyllingia''
or Queens Delight,'' is attracting some at
tention in this place; and we think It only; me-
cessary that it should be attainable to render
it very saleable. L. e5 Ss NJ MI = " Below Wa
will give you a few lines from DR. Berney as
refecting the opinion Of the profession here
Of the merits Of the preparation, Dr. 81 sis d
Physician, oflarge practices .and extended re-
putation,. and whose reconmend datiofl would
60 fur to extend the sale Of your Medicine
you can send us a lot to the care Of T. IS. g.;
Mobile, s. y II Ff.ssf$ ss$Eys 81 {
Respectfully IS 4;
JENNINGS d CAT DRuGGIsTS:
Mr. i r. nj. Eppisii, u,
84sS Sir,-I am pleased to discover. from the
acconlp ying letter Of 5Messrs. jennings &c
Cafi;y, that they have applied to You for an
Agenay for the sale OF your prepara alton Of
Stylipgia. IT. would :3be, i am persuaded;
cy here, and should you determine t6 do 40,
Jennings g. Cafes would do as Well for Vol,
as any house in this place They are respon-
sible and clover gentlemen, well known, to
the community 81; s,Ich ); and you would con-
fer favor upon the faculty general u, aa iwelE
as the people, II yb1 would place Sus il pos
session sol Your preparations have eyeF'
been pleased with the sstylingia in the tttat.
ment of certain affections, having 6rsEreceiy-,
ed an acquaintance with its remedial iproper-.
ties, years since, from my friend. and precep--
tor Dr.. Thos. Y. Simons, Of your city, to.
whom ! would refer you, if thought neces..
sary. L 5a.55IsI @ s5 Il
iis u Respectfully, S. rs:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INTER- II j 55DIsT
s .js N! THE COMMON PLEAS !;
B n, Penich J Declaration ii "A Attash't.

Benz. ]. b. West De5l. !5..s. s.! B
Whereas the plaintiff id this action did On
this day file his Declaration against Benz. lJ
ID. West tho defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits Of the, State Of South
Carolina, Gas it is said) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon wiihom 4 copy
Of the above Declaration with rule IL, plead
thereto, may be served -: Y. sSs SO
It is therefore ordered, that the, defendant
do plead thereto on or before the twenty.
fourth day Of May next, otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will be then given and
AWARDED a' against the said Benl J. D. West.
j. d. JONES, q. q, {. q.
May 23d, 1s4s. 81. Nafs lad i
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Medical Notice.

DR., A. II, FRIERSON, having located Al,
Mr. John ]. McFadden's on Black river, with
q good assortment Of fresh medicines, offers
his professional services to his former custs
mers and to the public generally.
April l2, 1915. 24 ~ 1t z
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Goods Lon For. Cash, or to
! PsInctsiuE Customers.

! Pst1actstuL Customers. s..
The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers and the public generally, that
as the facilities for getting goods now, are
such, that he is able to sell at very small
advanceion Charleston prices. He has just
received bis Spring stock. consisting in par,
Of the iollowing:- ft=t
DRY Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crocke-
ry ami Cutlery Ready-pale Clothing of ev-
cry description, Hats, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes,
&cs&c.a gs5:.t NJ
5000 Spanish Cigars, Of various brands;
Mrs. )Millef's fine cut Tobacco.
A good assortment of Wines, Cordials,
Lemon Syrup; Pickles, Bitters, cooked Cod
and Salmon Fish,; Pepper Allspice, CHINA
mon, cloves, nutmegs, starch, &c. &c. &c.
Bonn's Scotch snuff; in quarter ID. papers:
a few more of, the favorite brand OF
~ Charleston cigars. = s.
= Best wine Vinegar, Just received. 49,
tG8l a. LORYEA.
April 10. ,1645.,. s,&. 25. tt
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CAMDEN BIs,.ANCM.

TEN MILES of tho q CAbiDEN BRANCH
RAIL ROAD from the JU NOTION To-
CLARENDON, are now open fol, the trans
portation Of Freight and Passens
A PASSENGER Train runs daily;inc cbn-
nection with the Traihson the South SCslbli-
ma Rail Road S {. :, a 1. &
FREIGHT viii also bee AIKEN tsand from
this Station; tile charges however; Oh fffeigf,t
to Clarendon, must for the present be paid id
advance. 3it.S RI
i For further paftic culafs, apply to N. D. Bax=
ley, Agent, at Clarend don, OF 70; tile AGENTS
on the South Carolina Rail Road. !,
- - IS JOHN MGR "A e.. Eng i, &c:
Mar. 81 1s4S. S. % II o.
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I.NpSI,.

- BY TIC snbscriber in the nelgh ghb,nrhood of
iBishppyille, a M TIE on John s. Bradley, for
ihity dollars, dated somo time during tho last
.of, January, of the present y year.s "A Ii pers
sons are cautioned against Trading for said
&. GILBERT T5CROSSWELL.;
BIshopv lille, 81 G. May il ,ils4S 81: 1t
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] I.oW FOR i, GA i. Isl sFE. E,i.'

The undersigned has just received q larps
and general assortment or New Goods; pis !:
Dry Goods. GroceriesyH H Hardware, Cutlery;
Carpenters Tools, Guns, &C.; Hats; Caps;
Shoes Boots, Stationery, &c. Crockery;
Potwarei &c; .s :.,lsiz .5syy 81, &c =
5000 best spaniah i.Segars.
M MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS
Violins, Guitars, Flutes; sss.taI g 81.
Italian Violin and Guitar strings; 81 4; a
Alargelot of as 5, i, 4. 81,
.READYaAL44DEjCL EjCLOTHING; NJ
which will be sold low for cash or good pa.s
per, by
s.ij 80. IS; u b. HANKS,
Opposite China's HoielS
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SUNITERVILLE BAKERY

Notice II.
:, The ,snbscribcrFwill positively commence
Baking OH Friday next, 9th inst. The tickets
will be ready by Thursday and can be had at
the store formerly kept by John Singleton.
tFS JOSEPH DALLISON.
lie is also prepared to make cakes for
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Routs, at.l6 3-4
cents per pound, they finding their own ma.
terlals, in a superior manner, to guarantee
satisfaction for town or country parties.
J. B. u.
: Nay Sd, 1913. 81 1a91tf
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TO Families,

No. ! Mackerel, Lobsters IN tin; Sardines;
Ginger Preserves, Fresh Crackers, assorted;
Almonds, Raisins, Figs Brandy fruit, Butter,
Lard, u &c. &c: &c, for sale by ..,., z. I.
! ,1.', I, ..4. s 4: ]. s. 2. MOSES.
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&, & &. BOSS ARD
IHaSing located M STUNT terssiill lss ssspsetfuls
sIy sslIaIss tss Is lslspas shd
Office iafhrse dooriis gboss An Noses,
latore1 hefs he may be found att any time,
unless TofeBsional lyengag
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ThesSsabsea.tbeisaS|

s asE5 8i95.I 81 The s q bsea.t bei
Begg leave % Iorms opstoners and the
the public genera Hat he has lust teE
;ed q general assort lent of s.AfEQTCLNESs
which he will dispose Of nsi low as HEY can
be afforded in this piace s.