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LIVER COMPLAINT,

JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,
Ind all diseases arising fran disor-
dcrtd Liver or Stomach M both
Male and Female
Snch as Constipation. Inward Piles, Funess
or Blood to the Head. Acidily Of lhc Stomach,
Nausea, llearl-burn Disgust for Food. Full
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Ernca-
tons, Sinking or Flulcliug al the pit of the
Stomach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Flmlefng nj the Heart,
Choking or Sucaiiug sensations when in
lying posture, Dimncs Of Vision, Dots or webs
before the Sight, Fever aud dull pain in ihe
Head, Deficiency of Perspiralion, Yellowness
or the Skin aud Eyes, Pain in The Side. Back,
Chest, Nc., Sudden flashes Of Heat, Burning
IN the Flesh, Constant Imagmiugs of EVIL and
grea, depression Of Spirits can be effectuaIIy
nurnJ I,v
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DIS sOEgJ TIO NJ

g. BRADFORD, dissolved the 14h
of sunfnis which will
for we affairs readily
close Goi.LAl Hun WALhEt,
S. BRADFORD
Hamburg, July is, 1910. jim 2S
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

WINES, Liquors, &c.
Al BARRELS New Orleans WllISKEY
IU ~ BARRELS MononsaIiela q
10 Fnnk's old Rye ''
S "Mountain Dew" :"
/ Pipe jalnaica
/" St. Croix Z"
Barrels American GIN,
] Pipe Holland
Pipes COGNAC BRANDY, various
brands,
10 Or. Pipes Madeira and Tencriffe WINE,
5 " - Port and Sherry ..
S :: Sweet Maklga 81
{" i" White Muscat -
) Barrels ALCOHOL, high proof,
S American BRANDY,
10 Cider VINEGAR,
S HaIf Pipes w. Wine Vinegar.
S Casks London PORTER, quarts & pints
S Barrels CORD1ALS;
9 Lemon Syrup, &c. &c.
IN BorrLEs.
Madeira Wine, Port Wine, Sherry Wine.
Lemon Syrup, Rasplmry Syrup, slrawbnry
Syrnp. Ginger Syrup, French Cordials, Sc.
For sale by
r.. A. KENRECK.
Hamburg, June 23d, ls49. At 20
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IL g. M q, fS .

q BEG leave 10 return my thanks TO the
q public for the liberal patronage hereto
ancc Of the same for the new firm.
G. W. GARMANY.
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n GN q. IL

q BEG leave TO return my thanks to the
e public for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed OH me, and solicit continuance
of Tie sarac for the new firm
B. S. DUNBAR.
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STATE OF SOUTH cARoLtNA
EDGEFiELD4DISTRtCTi: E5

EDGEFIELD%D1ST
IN THE COURT OF ORDLNARY a
Medy Mays and Others, Applicants "a
William Hi and wife Sarah, Nan. I
cy Broadway, widow of Benjamin
Broadway, decd, AIelha Mays,
Jesse Mays, and Abney Mays, chill.
dren Of II deceased grandson, lAb-
ney C. Mays,) Defendants.
ET appearing 10 my satisfaction iha. ihs
IL above named Defendants, (Dislribuiees,y
of the Real Estate Of A6ncy Mdys, wHo depats
led this life in the year one thousand eight hufi-
dred and four, residing in the neighborhUou of
Cambridge. Edgefeld District, at the time Of
his death. These are therefore to cite and I'd:
monish the above named VIM. Hill and wife
Sarah. Nancy BrOadaway widow OF Benjamin
Broadway, deceased, Atetha Mays; Jesse
Mays, and Abney Mays, children of decea.
scd grandson (Abney Z. Mays,) Defendants
and Distributes as Aforesaid, TO be and appear
in my Office on or before the first Monday in
October next 10 shaw cause if any they Gun,
why the Real Estate Of the said Altney Mays,
deceased. shnild moi be sold Ior Pdriitiott, or
their consent 10 the Same will be enisfcd Of
Record. Given under my hand at tny office
the ninth day Of Jtily A. D.. l949.
JOHN HILL, o. E. d.
July II 1919, 12t 25
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A G. A ES ID .

yHyE respectfully tenders his sincere and grateful thanks
of firm of BRADFORD,
support generously solicit
WALKER COLEMAN whom h cou,
dcnilyrcc mmendo o
SAMUEL NJ. BRADFORD.
IIamb lG, lS49 Pm 20
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DR.. HO0FL
Celebrated German Bitters.

Their power over the above diseases is not
exccled-if cqnacd-by any other prcpara
ton in the United States us the cures allest, in
many cascs after skiluI physicians had Iiriet.
Derangcmcut Of The Liver and Stomach are
sources of insanity. and will also produce dis.
case of the Heart, Skin, Lungs aud Kidneys,
and lays the body open 10 an attack OF the
Cholera, Bilious, or Yellow Fever, aud is gen.
orally The first cause OF that most banelul dis
case, CoysuMrrloS.
Opinions Of lhc Philadelphia Press.
1.-THE DISPATCu."
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FULLER INSTITUTE,
GREENWOOD, ABBgylLLE D1sr.

GREENWOOD, AsBgvILLE DIsr.,
H1HE exercises of this Institution closed on
Il "Wednesday the 9Th ull. with an exarni.
nation, which is reported in several papers of
the State, Of 30 pupils in General Literature,
Science. Music, Singing, Painting g. Drawing.
The schonl will reopen on Monday the 10Th
"f July in the same convenient house, where it
will be conducted as usual until The new brick
building is completed.
Miss d. w. TuPpER, Graduate OF The Troy
Seminary N. Y, who has taught Music and
Painting during the past session, with unusual
skill and success, will continue during the next
session, and Miss NJ. ELMoRE, will remain in
charge of the Prmarey Department.
Mr.. & Mrs NICHOLS, return their grateful
thanks TO their Patrons for their past confidence.
and soliei. under their late severe loss, their
continued and increasing support.
R. II. NICHOLAS, Rector.
July 1919 .3t "a
r.'ALbevilIc Banner, Laurensyille Herald,
and Hamburg Republican, will please copy
three times, aud forward their accounts 10
Greenwood.
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Cheap Goods in Store.
30 Eshds PrTssac n Cd Ss;@Js.

wv RE ElsuS L RhaaC ~ W SesA ssb'.
10 lIlids. common n. O. Sugar,
~ & choice Porto Rico, Sugar,
% Barrels clarified
- crushed
4" powdered
Boxes Woolscy Il Woolscy double
refined loaf sugar,
Charleston double refined loaf
sugar,
20 llhds. Muscnvado MoIasses.
so Barrels New Orleans
l25 bags prime Rio Ccllec
40 e 3" Lagngra
20 old Cuba $50
81 % old Java I.
GOOO Lbs. Union brand white Lead (No. |
extra and pure
300 Gallons Linseed Oil,
= Barrels Train g"
800 Lbs. Putty in bIudders,
I'D Boxes window glass (all sizcs.l
20 hess Eastern nails (asS0r,c,D
2O,OO0 Lbs. assorted Swedcs Iron..
500 /" CaslreI (Sandersons,)
German and Blister slcc !
400 Pieces heavy Dundee bagging,
100 Coils hemp rope
~ Bales homespuu (Augusta maouf,c.
(Graniteville Company
heavy cotton Usnabulss,
20 boxes sperm candies, i'.,
20 :. hdaulanrlie candles
10 Hull " Sons patent candles,
30 Hlds. bacon sides westerly
1000 Lbs country Bacon.
3 Tierccs Rice. &c. &c.
A ALSO-
Saddles. Brides, Blankets. Calicocs, Cotton
YarneShoes, Hats, Caps, Tmbbs, Sug garca,s,
Sleeves, Tobacco, Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Tea,
Canc-scal Chairs, Wood seat Chairs, Griud-
stones. and lnauy olIlcr' articles loo tedious 10
euuiicfale. ss
DUNBAR Il GARMANY.
Hamburg, July II, 1919, IL -
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December 3lSt sans -

AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE.--We
have frequently heard the Celebrated German
Bi!lers manufactured by Dr.. HooEand spoken
of in terms Of commentator, and we know
dcservcdly SO. II is Il TOO common practice in
certain qraltcrs, 10 puff all manner of useless
trash, but III the case of the above Bittcrs, hun-
drcds are Lying witnesses Of their great moral
and physical worth. AS medicine for the
Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Nervous Debility
and Dyspepsia it has been fuunu invaluable,
eilecling cures and thoroughly eradicaling dis
cases, when all other medicines have f,cd.-
We lel! convinced, that in the use of the Ger
man Biltcrs, The patient does not become debil-
itated, but constantly gains strength and vigor
10 the frnme-a fact worthy Of great considera.
tIon The Btlers are pleasant IN taste and
smell, and can he administered under any cir.
cumstamces, 10 the most delicate stomach. In.
deed, they can be used by all persons with the
most perfect safety. 1t would be well for those
who are much affected in lIle vervous system,
10 commence with one easpoonlul or less. and
gradually increase. We speak from experi-
cnce, aud arc of Curse, a proper Judge. The
press far and wide, have united in recommend
ing the German Bhlers, and to the afflicted we
most cordially advise thci: Use.
ESPRIT OF THE TINES"
June 24M says -
"DOsoUR GOOD CITIZENS who are
inval:dS, know the many astonishing cures that
have pecn performed hy DR.. Ho0lia,Id's Cce
braledGerman Billers If they do not, we
recommend them 10 the German Medicine
Store" allwho are afflicted with Liver Com
plaint Jaundice, Dyspepsia, or Nervous DeLll>
ity, the Doctur has cured many Of our Citizens
after the best physicians had failed. We have
used tlIcm, and They have proved 10 be inedi
cine that every one should knuw of, ahd we
cannot refrain giving unr testimony in their EI>
vor, and that which gives them greater claim
upon our humble effort, they are entirely Vcge
taJtc.
Can stronger Testimony be adduceI by any
Preparation before the pnblc7 a single bottle
will convince any one of their power over dis
case. They are entirely Vegetable, and will
permanently deslruy the most obstinate coStire.
ness; and give strength and vigor 10 the frame,
al no time drbilItatng the patient; being also
grateful to the most delicate stomach under any
circumstances. and can be administered with
perfect safety ln delicate inlaus-they are free
from Alcohol, Syrup. Acids, Calome. and all
mineral AMI injurious ingredients.
Tbry can be taken at all times and undcr all
circumstances no nnlinary erpcsurc ,rM yrcrent
them haetng a. Salutary cBcct, and n0 Jal result
can accrue from an Orer dOsc.,
Ful sale. wholesale and retail at the princi.
pal Depot. GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 27S Race Street. Philadelphia.
For sale in EdgcGicld by g. l.. PENN
Columbia by BOATtVRIGHT IL MOT
Augusta by Wm HAMS, and by respectable
dealers generally throughout tho United States.
July Is lSi9, 1y 2G
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WAREHOUSE s. COMMISSION BUSINESS,

EE07a5e.-s, Soeth- Caroline.
FHE URDERsGNED having ass"e themselves in the above nnncs
WAREHOUSE recently occupied by Walker Eo respectfully tender
STORAGE SALE Of PRODUCE orwaus NER
CHANDISE, PURCHASING TO ORDER &c.
Whenre will BE made CONSEQUENCES
their favorable LOCATION known the
Water Syarc EHo1lse they by unrmiuS
auI hope satisfaction
GOLLOTHUN WALKER
Nj. W. COLEMAN
Hamburg. July lG 1si9. 2m 2G
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N Oticc.

A LII persons indebted to Whitman R.: ill
n Deceased, are hereby notified 10 make
payment. and all persons having claims against
said Deceased win rrn'lcr item in properly ut.
tested. William NJ, Hill isappointcd my Agent
during my absence from tho District.
r. s. DANIEL, Admir-.
AprlG, If Is
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Notice..

A Ii persons indebted to the estate of Ja.
IA cob Pow, Deceased, will please to call
and settle immediately. and those who are cred.
itors are requested TO make known their claims.
II. X. SPANN, Admir-.
May 90, If lS
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N 0tiCc

EHE Subscriber offer for sale her HOUSE
2 and Lor about I of mile from Edge
field {. II. lying ON the road leading from
Edgefie!f c. Ii. TO Columbia,.and conlaiuins
four acres; also all that tract Of land contain
ing l2U0 acres, situate about three miles from
Edgelicld Village. For terms dpply 10 the sub.
scribcrs.
r. BLALOCK,
p. R.&BLALOCK.
June 6 l549 = I'm 20
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Notice.

WNHE Subscriber wishing TO- leave this
IL place, offers for sae his House and Lot
situated in POlersvile. Also 1876 acres of land
five miles from Edgefeld Court House, lying
on the Abbeville road-aIso first rate Cow
and Cali, with other properly moi mentioned.
s. CLARK.
June 90, n %
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HEAD QUARTERS,
9Th REGIMENT, S. e. NJ.

9Th REGIMENT, S. e. NJ.
MlLLvlLLE, July 7th 1919.
ORDER NO.
BN Pursuance of an order from Brig. Gen'l.
e. JOHN X. Viewer. the 7,lr Regiment will ap.
pear n, the Old Wells OIL Thursday the I'd Of
August. fully armed and equipped for Drill and
Review. An inspection uIurlns of every com.
pany will take place Immediately after Review.
Officers and non-commissi0ned Officers viii
assemble the day previous for Drill and In.
strnction.
Captains Of companies, who have not fur
nished tue returns OF their companies, are here
by particularly required 10 make them on the
Gay of Officers Drill.
The Lieut.. CoIuneI and Major, are charged
with the extension Of this oider to their respec
tive commands.
BY order Of Col. G. D. MINIS.
S. 3. GRIFFIN, Adj'L
JnIy II ls49, 81 25
~" The Hamburg Republican will please
copy three times.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT;
IN EQUITY.

Anna Anderson.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue
IN Of the decree oil the Court of Equity
in this case. shall sell at Edgefeld Court
House on the first Monday in August next.
One half acre Land, Iyi1s on Stephens
Creek, aud adjoining lands '6f Said Anna
Anderson, aud Jonathan Taylor, and ON
witch is a valuable gffst mill, known as,
Anderson's Mill.
Said Land will be sold on credit Of
Twelve Months, except for so much there
Of as HiH pay the cost of this suit. Pur-
chasers 10 give. bond and good PERSONAL
security to secure The purchase money:
S. S. TOMPKINS, e. E. E: d.
July 5, 1919 at IS
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Notice.
FINAL. NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES requiring that the bu.
" siness Of G. l. Il f.. Penn should be sel>
lied mp wilhoutidelay. Nnlice is hereby given,
that oil Notes and Accounts not settled during
Court, will be given out 10 an Officer for col,
lection.
Z. PENN, Agent.
Feb. % IS49. If
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N D 4 4 &C.

NOdlcc.
"A LII Persons arc hereby forcwarned from
LA trading for a note Of hand, signed by
me to w. Rinchars, for one hundred dollars,
dated, some time about tho Isl of juno, 1919,
as have moi received any value for said
notc' am determined not 10 pay il, unless
compelled by law.
VIM. RAWLS.
July is, q 26
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-15

The CHURCH LoAFER.-In all the towns
and cities we have ever visited, we have discoy.
cred a class of bipeds whose distinguished charac-
ter is comprehended under the term of "church
%loafer." Your genuine church loafer is rarely
under eighteen or over twenty years Of age
These gentry generally assemble in great mum
berz in front Of the church, about half an hour
before the commencement Of the services, and
form a lane through which all corners have to
pass, subject to the critical remarks upon per-
sons and apparel Of these shameless assailants.
The church loafer is generally dressed in fashy
brass buttons, long soap-locks, aud q hat set
jauntingly upon the bump Of combatiyeness.-
Add to these personal attractions a countenance
expressive Of the tone idea of assurance and
impudence, and you have the church loafer in
your minds eye. After the service Is fairly
commenced the fraternity enter, one at a time,
at intervals of oDe minute, aud walk up the
steps and through the gallery as though ANNA
ted by a scientific desire to ascertain how much
sound can be extracted from the contact Of wood
and sole leather. Before the service is quite
ended, the church loafer leaves his seat and
rlshes out to resume his place in the ranks Of
his brethren, who again marshal themselves into
the human lane through which the dismissed
congregation are 10 pass, subject to a variation
of the remarks before alluded to.
Trenton, ~. J. Gazette.
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Commissioners, Notice.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district Of Westminster,
Commissioner TO receive, examine and adjust oil
claims and demands Of all persons against the es-
tate of Emery Cathan, late Of Townshend,
deceased, and all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto, and six months from the 10th day
of May, A. ID. ts4s, being allowed for that purpose,
do hereby give notice that w will attend TO the du-
ties Of our appointments at the dwelling house Of
the widow Of the deceased, in Townshend, on the
third Thursday Of June and the first Thursday Of
November next, hom nine to four O'Clock p. M. on
each Of said days.
THOMAS COOK, JR,
OSCAR F BUTTERFIELD, : Coam'rs.
THOMAS j. HOLLAND,
May %, ls49. Al
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cHoxcn -uRoCnRIns

An CHESTS Imperial, Young Tyson, rgs IN
4U chong and Souchong Teas, selected WV wiz
great care and warranted to give entire sansiAonOA'
20 Boxes Ground Coffee ia.
20 Coffee; Box and Keg Raisins, Spices, &c
rs Hhds. st. Croix, Porto Rico, MausaniHa' NJ
Cuba Molasses.
ALSO 81.
10 Hhds. ST. CRoIx SYRur, a superior arne..
2J 3" st. Croix, Porto Rico, Museo'aao ~
New Orleans Sugars;
rs Bbls. Crushed and Pulyerized Sugars
9 Boxes Loaf Sugar a., uos,
received and receiving, and for sale on inc "V''
favorable terms at the Sign Of the Elm Tree recon
April 10, ls49. TOWNsLhi 81
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ARIsTocRAcY.-The truth is, that our real
aristocrats are TO be found generally among
those whose ren~0r aguins. aris,Vera,io Ps~ss-
sions is ferccst and most noisy. The gentle
manv-we use the term merely to designate the
possessor of certain qualification s-instead Of
enjoying exclusive privileges is restricted by his
sense Of propriety, his regard for the welfare
and convenience of others, and his habitual ten
derness Of feeling. But your real aristocrat
knows little or nothing Of these influences. He
poisons the atmosphere, which others have to
breathe, with his foul tobacco smoke, no matter
whether it be in a railroad car, on the quarter
deck of a steamboat, or a thronged side walk
in a concert room he carries on loud and perhaps
rabid conversation, no matter who may be an
noyed by the Interruption he may be an omni-
bus driver, and in that case INDUCES his aristo-
cratic feelings by racing with some brother whip,
regardless OF the lives and limbs he puts in peril
or Of tic Law he violates; or he may 30 a street
vender of fish, and INDUCES bis aristocracy by
blowing a horn as loud as he can, without a mo-
ments cessation, under the windows Of the sick
and dying. In a thousand forms your a~ristocra-
cy displays itself in its real shape-an arrogation
and enjoyment of privileges, or rights, or bene-
fits, from which others are restrained either by
force Of circumstances external to themselves or
by their own rectitude and delicacy of feeling.
Even the news boys that sell the penny papers
III tne stfeets uuu means 70 pay tue arlstOcrdto on
Sunday morning, by shouting their loudest about
the church doors, so as to interrupt the clergy
men and annoy the congregations
In a word, aristocracy has little or nothing to
do, IN this country, with position in society or
with riches. One may be a Crosus in wealth,
and a Sybarite in luxury, yet be modest, quiet,
gentle, u%nselfsh, considerable; and in him there
IS no aristocracy. On the other hand the rank
est aristocracy may be found in company with a
coarse and ragged jacket, COW hide shoes, a dir
ty face and uncombed hair with the coarsest
tastes and rudest manners. As it is not uncom-
mon to find gentlemen in neutrality-suspicious.
in feeling and department, however plain and
homely may be their food and clothing and hab-
itations-so the most aristocratic habits and as
sumptions may be seen in the lowest ranks Of
those whose favorite theme Of abuse and angry
discussion is the imagined "aristocracy" of such
as merely ask leave to enjoy, in a quiet, unob-
~trusive, inoffensive way, such pleasures and pur-
suits as lie within the compass Of their means
and inclinations, invading meanwhile no other
mems privileges or rights, and practically re.
specting all other mems tastes, wishes and con-
venience.-N Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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COmmissiOners, Notice.

TNHE subscriber having been appointed by the
j. Hon. Probate Court for the district Of Marlbo-
70, Commissioner to audit and adjust all claims
and demands against the estate of Artemns
Dickinson, late Of Dummerston, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the twenty-hrst day
Of April, A. ID is49, being allowed for that pur-
pose, hereby give notice that we will attend to the
duties Of our said appointment at the dwelling
house Of Widow ALMIRA DICKINSON, in said
Dummerston, on Saturday, the thirtieth day of
June, and Saturday, the twenty ninth of Septem-
Der, from | o'clock L. NJ. till 4 O'Clock +. M. on
each of said days.
JOHN d. MILLER.
WRANSLoN HOLT0N ''""T''
Dummerston, May &c, is49. Al
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TO RENT.
Rnggy and Harness ~Trimmings.

Culver PLATED, Brass, Tinued and japan.
and Worsled Webbing, Horse brushes and Cattle
Cards; Brass and Plated Buggy Bands, Patent
Leather, Coach Lace, Drab Satinet, Drab Broad.
cloths, for trimming Bugges. Oil Cloth, Woraisd
Damask, Dash Irons and Mslleable Castings, just
received and for sale by the subscribers At the very
lowest prices. THOMPSON & RANGER.
HratleboFo, May Ia, 1870 3w39
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A CLMAx-The Provincial Secretary Of
Nova Scotin, in calling the attention Of the Lee
g~iislature to tho spread of the small pox, said the
disease was a loathsome one, destroyed life, Gre
ated a good deal of terror, and injured The looks
Of he ~i1habinnbi
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BroadcIoths, Cassiineres,
Vestings.

GRAvATs, Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery aud Gen.
" tiomen's Furnishing Goods generally, a large
will suit those who buy cheap, at 4 GRANITE
ROW. [s4] a. n DAY& BROTHER
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Nuts, Pruit { Fancy Cenfeetionery.

He hopes by strict attention to business and FAIR
and honorable dealing, to merit and rcceire y share
Of public patronage. A. PARSONS.
Brattleboro, May, ls49. istf3o
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NEW HARNESS SHOP,
DR.. A. d. PUTNAM

lre=rA HAS lately received "HTLLS
~ IL STOPPING" a new article for
"IIU Filling Carious Teeth. 1t is a COM
pound material, and perfectly harmless, both as 1t
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health,
sasy Of application-being introduced into q cavity
in a plastic state, and hardening as soon as it Is
packed. 1t can be applied with ease to the merest
shells Of Teeth, and It's adhesive property is such
as to be retained without difficulty.
r"HiLL's STorPfSG" comes highly recon.
nended by eminent Dentists in New York and 9TH
err States.