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From the Yankee Badc.l
4 Lawyer among the Cows.
BY TIMOTHY HARROW.

LAWYERS, it is generally conceded, are cute at
,,;.l;,' clients p6ckcts Some of en- however.
Arc not so all.kin cute mt pickin' or sclectin'
the best of stock-cows, horses, pigs, &c. |
know OF one. at least-a 'd"yIi u sp."t coi'su-
rraple ceieor'y-'n I'c'' o,,'e,I "o ms ure"
IGNORED with seat on 'nc bencn-"no once
made most gorgeous 6W IN plckln out co~
from among a nerd ana as II IS your Voca'.on
To record all bulls, whether OF Yankee or irish
origin, Will 40 You TINS one suDstl'ut'h
fictitious names for the originals.
Squire Wick, who lives not thousand miles
from the Capital OF tie Pine'tree state, was
great tavorite with the late Judge Cranch.--
Several years since, while vIs'in' the Judge, the
latter invited the former to walk over ms prem
iscs. Among other places they visited the barn
yard, and the Squire was struck with admira-
lion as he gazed upon the noble herd of cows,
winch had Just been drove up Tor the night 5
'njlkin'. He expa'ated upon their beauty, their
different good points" NC, with as much Tree
ness as would tirst-rate ck-breeder; but the
tact was. lie knew but precious iittlc about
stock. and some oil the " good points which he
Hoined out, caused the Judge TO laugh some IN
ms sleeve
We'll, Squire, sad the Judge. which OF the
cows will you take
Which will l take, your honorF SAID The
squire, somewhat bewiidered as TO what ''ie
Judge meant; ,ro,,-.
YES, which WIN 20" 'ahe VI .,, nboo,n we
You present U, o',' VI '''"
"hIch 70" IL nave .,,,i,,.,, ,seypect.
heai'y' YOU umnp,uGtion to rcceivia:r the pres.
m nt I'm, really choose not to make the selection
/ Ind rather our honor would make the secc
ilon-recnvers should not be the choosers'
If you accept the present, you must make the
election That's the way the case stands
make your dcti0n accordingly. Being rand
jndgc ofsiock, you'll not be likely to cheat YOUR.
set.' and the eccentric judge smiled KNOWN
smile
The Squire donned his onlddrowed snocta.
rles, and began to view the cows with Il critics
>crutinizin' eve. After some 10 minn,cs' sever.
c.t scrutnza,on, he turned 10 the judge, and
said
i apprehend. your honor. You wouldn't like
10 part with that very fat, short horned. thick
nccked COW =
i have no choice--makc your selection said
the Judge. his risibles almost choking him.
i don't want to rob YOU of your fvorite COW.
but il you have no cliocc, | should prefer the
very fat one--she has many good points
No flvorite--no robbery al all-,be fat COW
is yours Nv man will drive her TO YOUR house
before milking
The Squire returned homo mioh,v nleoscd
with his present, and made haste IN intnrro Lis
wife. In about an bour The COW was Jriynn in,o
the Snuire's ward bv Joh, tho InJ,,o's ,a.,,,
The 'Sonirc dcsn,tcIod liz sor,an, w, s,n,.
healthy dnohtdr of srr;n .'m, -, H. SUI
COW the f,te., hes, nn;',od mn" '.I n '
are.' In a few mnuies IN o,,,o .na nh ',,
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To Mothers & Married Ladies'.

This Extract Of Sirsaparia has been expressly
female coml ,nts M female IN
suppose she approaching that critical period The
oid NJ tlcc to take preventive
aud horrible diseases which females
Of life Th. period be dtdud for ssrera v,as
using this medicine Nor less valuable ar,
approaching womnhoo calculated nature bv
nckcuing the bloc AMI ingor the Indeed
invaluable for all the delicate diseases arc
subject.
It braces thu whole system permanently the natural
the
latin! produce subsequent relaxation which
ielicincs tax for female weakness al disease.
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INVALUABLE
i vi lily COM MON

SlA Lectures ON Causes, Prevention and Cure nj
- consumption, Asthma Diseases OF the Heart and
nnl ftmae Diseases 23i pages, - engrayiugs
age l-2 cts 10y ''''T Pos'-
shoulder lirnces and Chest Expanders, So Mail
20 20 any part % cts postage. lnhalng Tubes Silver
% ny hlnil, letter postage, Abdominal Sunnor,a,s
perfect 50 TO- $40 Tor all Ruplurcs, Falling OF thc
DOVES ana Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sen,
ny pExpresS everywhere. For Braces or Supporters
VI Rupture Supporters, give height from head To too
ana circumference of person next the su,,n 'oo'
apoye The hips. II Rupture, mention which s}IJe
I hae.is wanted Tor the sale OF the above goods Ad
post paid. "''i we" iofk,
March TO- 1919
nEo. u, fIck, Apothccnry and dealer in St,rgi
cal Instruments, Agent for Burlington and yicmiiv
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The Rev. John Seger

or Jersey City old and highly respectable
Baptist denomination handed the follow certificate
T"snsends office, 26 Fulton Saturday II speaks
Itself.
Dr. TowSsESp-Drar Sir: I n constrained o YOU q
of tina benefit derived from
cvn- by doing shall benefit suf-ri.
have been reduced for
much that much difficulty for walk
ao had letter which covered the hrad-Nhca
extremely troublesome and he
used quite number Of rcmclc, for both the complaints but
rrccycd little benefit until took Sarsapaa which
through the kn" of Providence has restored
usual health a. enjoying better than have
hrr ofycars 60 of believe to be
valuable medicine, aud recommend acquann.
which large have been minister grca, many
hope this hay sketch be much benefit
medicine has TO
JOHN
iuiy H. 1916. Jersey Civ
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Rheumatism and .Lumbago.

N1HI--- ThIu . I5fi
On. TOWNSEND: Dr,r Sir-For tho la.,. been
iced with rheumatic pous hav. iern
possible and unable follow
also had the lumbalo
the Saaparla and thought
would could obtain relief Tho
AMI experience Of Rheumatic pains Ny
raj health has been commenced with
which thankful and hope that will
that your remedy complaints
Yours &c,
RICHARD JONES
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The medicines issued by the Craetenberg Company
CONSIST OF SERIES, -eninenty adapted TO the dis
eases Tor which they are respectively recommended.
Great dsrepute has attached to the Patent Medicine
business by persons claiming unirersai power for a
single given medicine. 1t is not only idle, but impu-
dent, TO launt such doctrine in the face OF intel
llgent community. 1t Is contrary TO the very first
principles OF common sense.
Graeienberg Vegetable Pills.
The History of the Graeenberg Vegetable Pill is
briefly follows:
The inventor after more than a Quarter Of a Cen
turys investigation OF this subject, was led to the dis
covery by rejecting upon the following Laws of Ma
ture.
iCjSThere three principal avenues By which
Nature eXpels from the body what necessary be ex-
PEELED thereirom. These three the Stool, the
urlne and the Pores. These must be kept in a heal
thy condition, or disease is certain. THIS is fired,
posture Lar and no human being can safely disre-
gard IT. In addition to this, the Liver must he kept in
order the liver Is the largest organ IN the body and has
some OF the most important functions to fulfil. 1t re-
guates the Bile and consequently the digestion and
the bowels. The stomach must be invigorated and
made healthy Added to all this, the strength and
tone OF the system must be kept up by proper nourish
ment exercise, and rest
These are plain and simple laws and when they
all work harmoniously, person is III sound health.
This position will not be questioned.
y N0c, ,chen the system rs diseased ii is the
FIRST grand 0bjcct 10 set all these functions at rOrk
both TO erpei disease and 10 restore the health az
The bowel must he opened, cleansed, soothed and
sUtlHllUNtu lllt urine lllusl Uldut 10 HOW neut-
fully and naturally. aud throw Oft the impurities OF
the blood the liver and stomach must be regulated
and above all the
Pores
must be opened, and the skin made healthy These
things done, and nature will go TO her work and
ruddy health will sit smiling upon the cheek and
life will be again luxury.
The second in the Series are the
Graefenberg Health Hitters.
These are Entirely Vegetable and are skilfuly and
elegantly prepared 10y the Graeienberg Company from
n number OF the most purifying, nvigorating and heal
ing Roots Banks, Herbs and Vines, gathered in the
vast forests and pralrles OF America As a tonic a
deobstment, resorer OF the tone of the SYSTEM and
refresh the sallow complexion, they are OF imme
date and potent efficacy. Taken in the spring and
summer months they are the most powerful Proven
tive offebre and agulsh complaints.
Sold by A C. Spear. and Sherwood. Burlington,
l. $ Munson. W b. Hatch, Winooski Falls, Ayers
and Clark, Milton Hurlber and Hodges, Wilision !;
Z. B, Green, Richmond; Field and Beach, jericho ;
y: Loveley & Co, Charlotte !; l. & l. Ta,tle, Essex ;
W. B. Nele, Hnesburg 4. Furguson, Huntington ;
II. p Wood, Westiord W ID. Tyler, Shelbum ;
l.. l.. Dutcher St, Adams, General Agent, 3sm3
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
1875 FULTON STREET,
SUN BUILDING. Ny.

Theodore Peck Apothccay and Druggist burlington "
Rcddns Co. State Boston Dyou som. w norm sec
cond Philadelphia; ; Hancc Druggist ba'tno,r rnn
Co. Richmond n NJ Cohen Charleston Wright Co. 10, nM-
New Orleans los South Pearl street Asany
Buskhk cor of Broad and Market Newark J.; and ny y
principal Druggist. Merchants generally throughout w
'f.i,. 81 ,Iuii. nj tho
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Rev. Mr.. HOPKINS,

ofhH BAPTIST Church kindly tho following certificate
He like thousands of Others ras cured ~how kno1ine
Nen York, May l. 1877
Dear Sri afflicted during the last the SAT-
Rhcunl hands and and tried ours
IT, At last induced to Sarsaparl though
10 positively cured justice 70,
better complaint from the tskiny H. and
entirely healed
Respectfully.
c. J. HOPKINS
Pastor Of Bethesda Bap. Church, % Allen Street
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IAirkbridc's TattcrsalI's
,-,~ HEA We POWDERS. I'm
\ NAEE. Speedy and Permanent cure for |

,--,> HEA We POWDERS. ~
A SAFE. Speedy and Permanent cure for
~ leave, Brokrn-wlnd, Chronic, Cough, Colds and
all Diseases which de pend upon inflammation OF the
cous membrane of the lungs, throat and head OF the
Hons, or affect the SoundaeSs Of the .innarS rind
Ihls remedy which Inns been used with sue remark
able success IN England is now offered to Horse own
cs IN the United States as positive specific for these
obstinate and distressing complaints From the COM
hnation OF powerful vegetable ingredients in its com
stlonTti Is enabled 10 compete successfully with dis
ease IN the hardy constitution OF the Horse and at the
same time, is warranted To be perfectly safe and genial
is eaten glcedy by Horses and other cattle and does
not AT all mconyencnce the animal or deter him from
usual labor. The following is amongst many
proofs have OF It's Efficiency. 1t is from one of The
best Farrcrs in New York, and gentleman whose
knowledge IN the medical treatment OF Horses is very
extensive.
New York, Nov !, 1877.
Messrs. 4. II. Cough & Co,
Gcntlcmcn-l on will recolect that bought pnck-
age OF your licave Powders some time 100 TO admins
erto valuable horse Al livery in my stables and thai,
was quite dubious OF the wisdom OF attempting to
cure such a bad case as his was and did not i'm fact
befeyc there were any medicines better for MS com
plant than those had been in the habit OF using dur
ing extensive practice with horses But ius,ice In
you and your rdi"dbe remedy requires TO say that
mat sEsif package cured The animal of aggravated
Il case ct iieaycs as ever saw, and his wind is now
perfectly good believe the cure is a permanent
Respectfully {. LLOYD,
Great Condition Medicine.
Besides their specific action upon diseases of the
Lungs, Ne. The ileayc Powders are the best Cond-
ton Medicine that can be used to improve the appetite
scken the coat, expe Bolts and Worms, and correct
al Diseases that arse from arrangement OF the diges-
tive functions in the Horse
Numerous certificates, conclusive ms the above can
De shown Mr. Geo. w. Davis, Munroe n. J, ha 4
horse cured OF most obstinate Heaves by one pack
~ w.. MT I, A Hanks South Anboy, n, J., cured
gro horscS by single pdckage But trial of One DOL
ois worm; VIII convince more than any thing we can
pup,ish; beware OF lmatons-the genuine is signed
q IL Tough u Co, Price $ per package, Six Tor
York = w fowle, Boston, A. g. SPEARs, Go +.
nARRiSGroN, Agents for Burlington 81
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Though it cannot give the saved one wealth
II gives u treasure far more glorious. HEALTH.
lISrrtt STATES NARSuAIS OrrICr
ELY MOORE.
THIRTY YEARS STANDING ,
~ ID L

THIRTY YEARS STANDING
MOUNT WASHINGTON, BERKSHIRE Co, Mass,
November ~, 1911.
u'ssrs. " yaH hetchdm :-tients--for thirty
years have been afflicted with Piles, general Debility
and inflammation, causing uiors and proapsis OF the
bowels and which had resisted all the medical treat
ment DIR. Chapman and others could give, The last
three years OF that time my sutlerings defy descrp-
ton. | was confined To my bed, unable to help myself
aud at last given up by my physicians and friends in
despair OF gaining my health in fact tor three
days before commenced using DR. Uphams Elec,u-
AIRY, was entirely spcechless, and my burial clothes
were auc but unus, ,'e oelectI ~! hielcies ~ ~
violence, ana me use OF Ut oPhahi f.iectuaiy toueh
ana oip MAN, nave ,'le pleasure OF s.'.is .e iAi
'ne pubic ,la, NY "'a' u nov s1o', uIu Inn,
i've many yt"s' !, IG, FL Eo, w ar Nv ro
the virtues oi DoV'oI p'',n e., "''I w.
cohheiid II 10 ny uio'.u r.'oM III ~ ~ Nv a.
ca me p'!ohu uc gAPr'.".o''' % "'' wa; ~ "'y
cusc, anu t"l u''. -, ~ ~ ,.nI g. p1 4, ~,
oii'''u Wy Us u, ,h h,,I ,,J !, ,hau yilI nee
any o'''ri u'sc"st VI ''IV ~ 70 a u ~ " ~
II "ccoiulhe 10 uc "oe"o''' VIII "'''" "H''"''
cur III every easc' , ; r ,,cIz
ionfs' Win ''c u'"os' St ~ liz SpIlp
r- nh =. IN ". 90 % ,Sis
~, foRfMoNr, brik 20, Mass, nov ~ ioi.,
Inc apnvc ctrlic"c "'s s'iiiple una uu'n",
sloiy VI suitii'ls ana 'e,'e ~ m'. Us p'' s'i'' ''
witness III TIE case, cheeiiu'y smaoisri ,p,,,~
, Dit; cHAtMAN'
New loih, NOV ., iof''
strained TO give you statement OF the benefit have
derived from using Dr. lpham,s f.ectuary, IN case
OF piles, believing by 50 DONG, shall rsndcr beheh'
to those who are suffering rom that tfonp'esolhe
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Your obed;ent servant,
NELSON NEWTON,
$50 Spring st, i, cor Renwick,
New York Nov Is lst

NorroE.--The genuine Uphams Electuary has his
written signature, thus q 6. A upham, NJ; D. The
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & kETcuAM,
l2l Fulton street. N. Y. A, SPEAR, and GEO. A,
HARRINGToN, Agents for Burlington, and by Druggists
generally throughout the u. $, and Canadas
Burlington, Dec 80 ISi7 27yl
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TIE lliRlCULOUS AND ILUOST U0L,

LFfEcr AND TGAYSFoRMArIoy,
IhAl this singular article has on the dsensed or
usngnrcd human culclc (or skim is nstoundiu,r
even 10 Wodern scIcncc-ils wonderful pronrrtirs
CAUSED such an immense sale that legion of conn
Wl'ns stated an over the country Bat reader if
you axe oliicted- yellow, dark or chnppc,l-,t vo,
nave limples, Bloiches, Sa Rhrnm. Scnryv. Ery.i
peas, sore Heads, Old Sores, Beard and Bnrbcr's
Itch Chapped AMI tender Flesh Frcckies Inn Sun
burnt Dark or yellow skin to a pure clear white
SmootA and soft as an Infants this will chance il
u But mind, readrr-ro cure the above. Won INNS,
ask and be sure you get the true and genuine J,ncs's
Hahan chemical Snap czy- And II yon are not
rarcin! you VIII get some worthless councrcit-cheap
but quite useless ''
These persons amcrG others have used IT, and find
1t TO be more even than We state:
w Henderson, Esq Councillor at Law
Mrs Il. Williams, Jersey City.
Mr. Jas Ethan, do do
DR. Francis Williams. New York
ANA we might give you thousand others but the
ahove must satisfy any reasonable person
~ But once more, reader. be- careful ot chem
,"ntrririls ana limitations. See that The name of II
JJNfS' Is on The wrappcr-and buy il nowhere else
IN bnfngton, hut OF Gro T.. IARGIy.roy. " Anothn-
cares linll Corner Church and College SIS Who is
I NE only aIPo'Htcd asent in the STATE OF Vermont
Price 30 Gents cake O"'
Is arlington, Icb. - 1918
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Principal Office, 126 Fulton-st.
RUCUWATUSW.

Moro than 2110 Cases of Rheumatism has been cured by tho
of DR. Townscnd, Su-ararilla within the last
is used the perfect Rheumatic Com
plants, however chronic The astonishing
Ia. performed indeed wonderful Other remedies sometimes
temporary relief this entirely craicacs il from system
when the limbs and bones drcadfiIy swollen.
DR TowSsE was attacked with distressing pain hin
could walk without crutches; much
Obliged to keep bed Itricd several
did relieve then called of
c,n, help heard Of Sarsapal, aud oh.
bottle aud days entirely cured and
well
ASifDEL1. WALKER,
ALBANY. Jan. 2 l9i5 p Daniel.
- Hear Mr. Seth Terry the oldest and rcp.c,&
ble Hartford Conn The following extract Of let.
received from him
TOWNSEND: have used bottle Of Sar,aparis
aud excellent upon chronic rheumatic pain
ich subject from occasioned several years
II Please send bottles to til. Of Dr.
vaour with of principal physicians
" SETH TERRY
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Mathew Beers Estatc.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon the Pro-
District of Chittendcn. S.. bate Court for the
District OF Chiltenden To all persons concerned IN
the estate OF Mathew Beers late OF Colchester IN said
District, dcceasedi-GREEriNG:
WHEREAS llnman Beers Administrator Of ,hc cs
tate OF SAID deceased proposes render an account of
ms administration, and present his account aualns,
sad eslle Tor examination and allowance at session
OF tIr court OF Probate, 10 be holden the office of
The Probate Court in Burlington on the tenth day of
May. 1913.
TnEEEfoRE, You are hereby notified to appear be-
i9re SAD court at the time and place aforesaid, and
s'rW causi' any yol have, why the account aioe-
said should not be allowed
Gwen under my hand at Burlington, this Bid day
of April, \. ID. ISIS 10y
4lw3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Rcgistcr.
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In haste, yours, A. p DICKINSON.
InhammatOry Rheumatism Cured.

Seneca Fails, July To, INfl. Mt. Btnnett-Denr
Sir-I am entirely out OF your Extract of Yellow Dock
and SarsaparIla, and will be much obliged ii you will
send me some four dozen or more bottles soon as
possible do not like to be out OF the medicine So
lar it has sold well and given entire satisfaction. One
bottle OF the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and one
bottle of Rheumatic Lniment, sold on the 10Th day of
June, has performed radical cure OF nlammaory
Rheumatism OF long standing, upon gentleman who
was only able to about the house on clutches
lie was in our village to- day, some six or seven miles
from home withou, crutches or cane. He wished me
to tender to You his uneigned thanks for being reslor
ed to health and relieved from pain and suffering by
the sole use OF your invaluable edicns.
J. r. BROWN
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Methodist Clergyman,

Z, J. HUPkINS,
Pastor of Bethesda Bap. Church, 25 Ailer
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Consumption Cured.

Victor Orleans Co, n Y, July Is, 1917
Mr., Bennett Little Falls-Dear Sir-on the receipt
of this send me ut least four dozen bottles Extract Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparlla. 1t IS giving entire sats-
faction here One case, that OF young man from
Michigan nearly gone with consumption lie COM
menced taking the medicine when unable to sit up,
and before using the whole OF the first bottle was so
much better 10 be able to walk the neighbors and
it is now certain that he will get well speedily lie
was also very deaf, and that also nearly cured
There are other cases where it has been used with
good success. Yours, truly,
A. 7. DICKINSON.
Sept, 9th Just received a letter from Herkimer,
Herkimer Co. which states that the Syrup cured a
gentleman OF consumption that was supposed to be
beyond hope-now enjoying good health.
Victor, July D. lSi7, Mr.. Bennett-Dear Sir-The
medicine sent has not come TO hand yet. | am entire
'ly out, with calls of from to 10 bottles per day Send
some by express Immediately.
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hly II, lsid.
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must be opened, and the skin made healthy These
things done, and nature will go TO her work and
ruddy health will sit smiling upon the cheek and
life will be again luxury.
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This is to certify, that VIC, the undersigned Phys-
cians of the city Of New York have in a very great
many cases prescribed DIR. Guysons Extract OF yell
low Dock and Sarsapara, and are fully assured that
it has no equal among all the varied Syrups and Sar-
saparilla preparations tina, have ever been sold.
John +. Stebbins VI ID. Sam'l r. Wells, NJ ID.
p S MAYNARD W. D., +. X. Thomas. NJ. d.,
james f.. Morgan, NJ D., S. NJ Johnson, VI. ID.
New York Oct Is. 1916
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FOR CAMDEN
AND ALL THE INTERMEDIATE LA

AND ALL THE INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
The we'll known steamer
aQ "DEKALB," w. NJ. Lubbock
Es:tG3&gA.r master, having been thorough
.9zl overhauled and repaired,
will be ready to receive Freight on this day week,
and will leave with despatch.
Shippers Of goods may rely upon their being for
warded with promp,ness, QLe river being in fine
order,) and at low rates as they can be sent by
any other conveyance. Amy goods now landing,
may be sent to the Agents, aud will be stored, free
of charge, until she is ready to take them ill.,
This Boat, throughout the season, will stop at any
and every landing on the river, both going and COM
ing for single package only provided the :reghtis
paid here The Agents at Camden, are Messrs.
PAUL F. VlLLEPIGUE g. Sons.
MARTIN, STARR & WALTER,
Agents, Boyce 9 Co.'S. Wharf.
Charleston, sept. Ia. 6l3S
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

The subscriber, Agent for the Charleston Steam
Cotton Mills. offers for eae,
al and 7-s Heavy Shirtings and Sheetings,
From that Factory. These Goods are remarkable
for weight and finish, and will give good satisfac-
ton 10 the buyer.
Also-Varlous styles Of BroNn and Bleached
Cords, Oznaburgs. Prints, &c.
Particular attention will be given to the sale Of
Southern manufactured Goods; consignments OF
which are respectfully solicited, and upon which
advances will be made If desired.
J. II. TAYLOR.
Charleston, Aug. 16. 50 6t
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New! NeW!!

The subscriber has the pleasure of informing his
customers that he has received his full supply Of
fall and winter Dry Goods.
For Ladies' wear.
Lamartines, new article,-Rich (all woody
French Cashmeres; plain and Figured d.; De-
Laines some very low; extra fine Jet black Bonn
bazines for mourning; Silk and cotton warp Ali
Pachas; Honduras plaida, all wool and fine; Ombre
Lustres; Grandella plaidIs; High colored Cash.
mere and DeLaines for children; handsome colored
silks, some very rich; Black dress and apron silks;
French, English and American Ginghams very
low; French, English and American Prints; mour-
ming and second mourning prints, &c.