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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES.
DR.. Cuilcn's Indian Vegetable Pile

Is Domestic Preparation which has been used with
tire success for many years Being internal medicine.
has decided preference outward appca ions which
are but palives, and crares. This medicine acts
upon the diseased paris producing healthy action, and
permanent cre-which warrant, or refund the money
Wholesale and retail. by Rowand & Walton, propretors,
81 n. Sixth street, Phiia.. James r. Mckan, Camden,
Bnaricht and Mot Columbia p NJ. Cohen, Charleston
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1YO)SnIcC95A "a.

All persons indebted 10 the Estate of George
Reynolds, de eased, by Note or open account. arc
hereby notified that unless payment is made before
return day for the next Court OF Common Pleas
TO be holden for Kcrshaw District, suits will be
commenced against Ih"m.
JAMES CIiESNUT, Jr,
Agent ior the Adm'X.
September 80
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EDR. CILLEN'S S.. Y.
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA!!1

This Medirne IN wARRHNTEDt to be superior tUany 9TH
er preparation of Sa rsaparila IN the word.has cured and
will cure Of Scrouia or kings Evil, COnsump-
tion Bronchitis, EryspeIas, Obstinate Cuuneous Erup.
lions Bloches Biles, Ring Worms, and Tctcr. ScaId
Head Chronic Ulcers Merrural disease, Rller1ratism
Neuralgia Liver complaint Palpation Of the Heart Dys.
persia etc. than any other medicine ever discovered, aud
hence hr hest purifier of the blod offered 10 the
public Read llc certificate Of Mr. Brooks, and then send
Agent and get pamphlet containing scores just as
IsAAC BROOKS, JR., CASE!!
GO AND SEE HIM AND YOU WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS NOT BEEN TOLD
We the undersigned, having visited Mr. kaac Brooks
jr.. the Office Of Messrs Rowand d. Walton, $40 War
ket street. Pha consider his the most remarkable
one we have ever witnessed Or heard Of.
His disease was ScrulIa md terrible must have been
his twelve years conflict with The destroyer! His Pnate
the entire roof Of his MOUTH Nose Upper lip, and lower
lid of the right Eye have hecn destroyed, his Face nearly
eaten up. and part of the Jaw Bone carried away And
vet We can give no description of his case.
Mr. b. informs tatn January last. the Whole interior
of his mouth well most Of his face was mass OF
deep and painful ulcers. sH-f
On the 18th of January last, he commenced taking Dr.
CuIIrn's Indian Vegetable Panacea, which checked the
disease few days. and from thai time the cure has pr
crossed without inrrmssion. gs,--.s. ..-CF
New flesh has supplied the place of the deep ulcers and
,hoy badly dissured his face sound and his general
health is restored. ,Fi'7" 80 =,
We are assured that in the treatment Of Mr.. BronSs
case no Mcrcurals Ointments. Castic applications
have been u:cd In fact the Panacea alone las wrought
this wuntcrful change. r'' s,-a ~. -as. .'
PHILIP 5. WHITE, Esq, j. W. JONES, VI: DJ i..a
Rev. JoHH CHAMBERS, NV. STEELISG, VI. d.
Rev. A. ID. GIILLTTE, IT. p. s. RoHY, NJ. u.
Rev j. r. NICHOLAS, JACOB FRIHcK. NJ d.
Rev. WM. URIE, IS. .. Coles VI. u.
Rev F.. KIScATD, lJ-WFAsHMsAD. Esq.
Rev. LEVI BRINK, ...- p. SKEH SMITH, Esq.
E. GULLIoN, I So. |. A. GoDEY. E-q.
And thousands OF Others equally respectable, whose
names :niglt b. added il necessary.
Rslcnc. west side Of Jefferson street. third door from
SchuyIkrl running from Schuylki Sixth, between Lo
Gust and Spruce.
Wholesale and retail by RowAND & WALTON. Proprie.
tors No 81 N Sixth street, Phila., JAMES r. MckAIN
Camden, BoATwnicHr & NIoT, Columbia, P. VI. COHEN,
Cha rlpstun
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Victims of Dyspepsia!
LOOK IIEGSE!!
DR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

DIR. ALIENS COMPOUND.
This Medicine is offered to the public generally
from full conviction that it is superior to any other
now in use, ior the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pl.in,, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c.
Prepared only by the Proprielor<, q. w: AL
LEN, NJ. ID, Philadelphia, and J. A. & w. H.
LEVELAND, No. 207 King Street, Charleston
So. Ca. q,
~. None Genuine unless signed by DR.. IT, w.
ALLEN, and coun,crslgned hy J. y. O. w. L.
rLEyCLAND. The b tiles hving tue words
d" ALIENS pysrEprrc MEDICINE PhIIa,' blown
on the glass.
Sole Agent for Camden,
H. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite .nrsonic Hall.
Sent ; IS lY
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DIR. GUILE MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR

FEWNLE COMPIaINTS.
This Medicine is Vegetable Preparation, anil far sur
passes oopcrs Fills in all in which they
lncnde. Hundreds Of Females whose constitutions have
been been broken down, have been restored TO perfect
health By the re of this Invaluable medicine. it il eli.
trey harmless in its OPERATION and may be taken with per-
frcr safety al any time.
Wholesale and retail by Rownnd ard Walton proprie-
,ors No. 81 n Sixth street. Phila.. James Alckan
Camden. Bua!wrist and Mot, Colu nbia T. VI. Cohen,
Charleston.
July is %
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Feb ID
Turning,

Either in Iron or Wood neatly done; also, hav.
ne had considerable experience in Gun work, re-
pairing Locks, Keys, &c. will be thankful for any
jobs Of that kind. r. }. MrCRElGllf.
E,h q
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE s7sf'ff y ~ "
That Two Story Brick Building on Broad street
suitable for Store ard dResidepee,y yirh all lhe ne
cessary out Buildings in good repair, ana large
Lot attached, in the most business part of Town.
Terms made easy. 49, ! %f'fsfSElstSf Is'F's
Enquire of. Mrs. C. F. F.CARPENTER. ~.
July ii 20 -e.yp -sifys.e
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important Remedy.
MTTEITFLETS FL t. SHLNC C'
4 certain, safe and c6rcual for Sore. Weak and
In0amed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
he Eup
MITCiIEIL'S EYE SALVE,

the Eye,
The unparalleled sncces which has attended the use ol
his nrenara,ion and the acknowledged necessity ipf some
, yj,inh can h. relied upun as a remedy in severe
cases of Opa!ic affections which so prevalent IN ms
country ,I:rc the Proprietor I" make arrangements
.ycry individual who may need the b'nels which result
from its use ,, -
The Great advantages possessed by this article over every
other its CERTAINTY SAFETY, Coz, EStENcE au EcoNo
Ny All Physicians admit thar great danger Is 10 DC ap
prhpndcd from lrlrgi;;s the eye when in an iaca ana
unhealthy state In the of this Salys This objection
entirely removed as 10 harm possibly result from lis
use: ing in all applied 10 the external portions
r ,ho axe. ILc- nv avoid N all the incunv-nrnce pain
and danger which necessarily attends the Introduction o!
aav pu:genl articl. into the eye.
IS activity in subdug inflammation is $" great that bnt lew
cases require the Of more than one bottle 10 cir
]. r. McKhIN. Agent for Camden.
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ScasOnabIe Goods.

The subscriber has Just received good supply
of Fresh Goods, suitable for the season, consisting
in mart of various articles for Ladies Dresses,
Calicoes, at all prices, brown and hleached Home
spun, &C., together with good assortment for
Gentlenen's wear, and great variety of other
articles.
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Medical Books, &c.

Medical Moral Religious and Miscellaneous Books, ant
Stationary Of great variety, for sale bv
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April ih 1919. If II
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Committed

TO the Jail of Lancaster District, Two negro
men, Jacob bright nula''l about 5 feet Tor .
inches high, between % and 80 wears OF age. stout
bui.t. and jim, very black fellow between 20 and
30 years of aye feet or : inches high very
stout built, they say they belong TO John Oneal OF
WAYNE County Georgia, the owner is requested to
come forward prove property pay charges and take
them away.
JAMES ADAMS, Jailor.
J,Iyoi 1910 81 Pin.
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A CARD.
Reynolds & Reynolds.
have this day associated WIN. j.. REYNOLDS
with me in the practice OF Dentistry.
Mr.. REYNOLDS has been my pupil for the past
four years. and commend himlwith confidence TO
the community.
The business will be conducted as formerly at
nv office on Main street, under the above name
and style.
WM. REYNOLDS.
Auguet22 81 If
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IJVER COMPLAINT,

JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
And aII Diseases arising from a Dis
ordered Liver or stomach, i'm both
Male and Female.
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles Fu!ncss or Rood to
the Head. Acldy Of the Stomach, Nausea. Heart
burn disgust for Food Fullness or WelgitI IN the
Stomach Sour Eruc.aons. Sinking or fiut- '-
tering at tIic Pit Of the Stomach; SWIM
ming of the Head. Hurried and DIE
cult Breathing. Flm!eringat the
Heart Choking or Sufoca- .'.
ting Sensations when in n ~ ...
ing posture Dimncss of Vision,
Dots or Webs befnre the Sight. Fever
aud Dull Pain in the Head, DeicIencyn ni
Pcrspiration. Yc!ownrss Of the skin and h?rs
Pain in the Side Back Chest. Limbs &c. sudden
Flushes of Heart Burning in the Flesh, Constant I'm
aginngs Of evil and great depression OF Spirits,
Can be cifrrtuaIly cured by
d.. ECoE.AND'S
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New and Elegant Perfumery.

LSS" SeAAN "--S
The subscriber has just received AND enea
new and c!o;ce selection OF Perlu!hery, ooaps'
cosmetics, &c, consisting i'll part, OF
Lubn's Ext Jenny Lind iSahy's TX Connie u orsay
Jockey Club E,l-s IIedyosma
Npninuc,le liaui's Eau l.ustral
Pa:cho!y Nymph Soap
Vrrvcnc Shaving Cream
50 Boqu.; dc Caroline ltoussels
Essence BuGuct a,ucrlalns ~ yu
Lows Windsor soap Transparent wash naiiS
Shaving Tablet lOTrs looii iasc
Cologne. Rose, II 'ney, aud Lavender Water
Bay Rum, French phIIocomb, Bears OI, Bears
Grease and Baers Marrow. for the hair, with ma
~ other articles in the line tou numerous TO men,
ton whic! may De had at
may 8. II. }. DEt1Al d.
sugars.
A fresh supply of Crushed, Charmed anu row.
dered. Sugar.
Fur sale by THOMAS BONNELL & co:
June % tt ~
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A stock of choice Groceries, all Of which he
will sell as low as they can be had in the place.
and to which he respectfully invites The ltnlloh
of purchasers. }. CllAkLESWoklii.
Anril % u u
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r.. w. E:ONNEY

VIII continue to act as Agent for persons trans
acting business in either Of the Banks in Camden
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The Bank of Camden, S. c.,

Tic BanK OF CnInuen, ,. C.,
22d AUGUST, 1918
Ertract from The Minutes Of The Board:
"Ordercd, that notice be given that to all notes
offered for renewal after the first October, the orr
ginal signatures of all parties will be required, or
the notes will not he renewed: and that this rule
will be vigorously enforced once every year here
after. BY order Of Il e Board.
w. J. GRANT, Cashier.
September 5 35 If
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Notice.

Notice.
Application will be made at the next Session of
the Legislature, for recbarter Of GoQch's and
Tngram's ferry, on the Catawbarivcr in Lancaster
District, formerly known as Lanicr's d Green's.
Lancaster, Sept. Sth lSlO. 30 IT,
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Dec Is
Cash for Bark
SVicks and Glasses.

vVicks and Glasses.
The subscriber has just received and opened
large and select assortment of Solar, Camphlne
and other Lamp Wicks, Glasses, &c.
Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers for sale on
the most reasonable terms for CASH or punctua
customers. u. J. DELAY.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall
April 4tli, 1910. If IA
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DR., ROGERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LIVERWORT AND TAR.

A safe and certain cure for CONSUMPTION OF THE
LUNGS. SPLITTING OF BLOOD CorGns, COLDS, ASTHMA
P.,x IN THE SIDE BRoNcnlTIs, HoorNG CouGH ald all
d., Arrr
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c,,,..,os n. ANA AGAINST MEIIc0.-Frt
aav Dec 81, lai9-Tne Board fnss Porrs' :
f,trnuoent. Present. a. the D~'nosI' g7Is.,1 ~
- A,rgsrst M-sde, sdmiDissrslnb " h's al.
4, = ssI,,os for cerlsin damages on professor ~
:, 10000 Ssa for ccmIns,io's CD Eae osnse'J "
cs,t.,a ye,seI. Of wsf, bsing ss'lh .~1e- Sb.~,.
1900, ,og.tnsr vita tho proofs sno oDeoua'h'"
SOC - sss~4,b the Bosrd cans - an oyi9ion
49,, r. ,o,tuer branch Of the claim 20 VIZ Tor sne
s..ss AZ shove ssid 10 not yaid, 500 tnss we SAM
1. ,co-doaly not allowed sno taH NC is'teI :. 80
:, 80 cI.ia, 10 Wit for couIssions ps'd ~ ssaas
ycg and delivering 81 Alvsrado, 70 tas Mexican
,a-rp-,i csrtsa vesses u var 10 vsic, and u ~
- ..rs /, allowed accordingly the amount 10 -
ss-dsd subject 70 the iatgfs .cuon o. shs pona
.,,pins Or he destruction Of Lis goods n mat place
Ga or about TIE l3gn November, 1895. wa ezsr'iaei
.t ordered 10 81 received Also, the nnsnort Of toe
s,ns, claiming fur the tsix.ro u Tat oosi cotton
s.si and eorsrqasnt damages, Al the plsee, 10
I.i6 81 tns .lnls Of G-H. IsyiOFs advance gpcn "
a. tue memorial CT Capt Pcilo b. !ohnton OF tne
schoossr Consolation, claiming for per'ors oanfe.
ans sool All n Of property IN l.32 rear FroDSrS
"a, month Of the River Tabasco The Board then %
journsd anal II A N. A1sdsJ. Nat. in'slissa'"i'
WoExirG SoLDrERs IL CALIToRsLt "A isa ~.
from the tnipes,ayg On lc-s (5tsnisisasl NV,
Il LEI Of tns ~ Infantry has eonpSy 2, ,o~,. ~.
perfect ciIci piae-s Strange ming ior y. I'm.
u xss hs q do duty 20 ihoDsa re W a. ~, n n,
--.,,rv I'd Istsi tnsm regularly 70 90 W - ~. -
All cis Tor teenseives A certain rr,.,s w.,o5
ss,h xsek with thsir rstioas, 10 s - 80 ..
.sa S1.s !, .ss az sus duty By sriss b, sn III
s...s ss-7 DO ie,s .ss sss snsD 20 .s q
| va. clseik tn ,his couaGy. Thefs are sevsfs
na .earSy "a tbs eonrassd, and an.ess .asy oes.'
essss 1870. food fear tssrs oil % many more.
solHs veg 'H@ Bsssoa Co9rtss
| d.s.racsivs are broke o1f in Savannah o.
l - i,,h las, and destroyed an esttfe oioeA =
s.fei,s. en- hs vess ode Of Mrkss a. u psoRs.y
- nsCsra zoe Of wasstngsos, D. o. ~ -
80. mss Win eoasasrsbs iossss, ~ hsss" W.
e.. NC. ~ pssns1y iasSysA
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ao.E,,r or raE PszsiI BIsx At WILL, ILL.,.
hos ..a,,s as.es Howard -" :rrssssd tssssasy
q: s &c e. ;s a. sss:ls . s.s
eernss ~ ~ coxoissd % one OF tsres msa vso ssfs
y ~ soss.y aor.iss. ana vs:s 70 Hss.io.a y
W. oos is.sd fosss h ressrnS shs AZ Ssy 70 %
Ssi Rivsr, sad e.ns % Pro.s - ne 80 rs.s.
sss.ss liza 20 suspssioss, tAas he wse sressss
IA ~ . Wsasiaesos eosssy p sssssey p
49, VWs~"
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ST. LreER; o. TER THrIAo' or LIZ. ss-.Yo-i


GP PaIrsn-
Juj.ipe tn. unique composition b. tie ordinary
r,l.s of rorel sritns meek readers would pronounce
4, ssr-.n Of incident snd without ssf -srlly dsro
nd Mo, 70 rive II the excite ,.ent demanded 10 work
- ,ss ,r..iusiiou The Iane ttlnz rrsy Do raid Of
Wuss'n ns,,ses I'd OF mary u the most sinirsols
srodu,usr.o # & her 10 iraiA, 60 Leser 10 slmss'
xi,tou, a prototype II Eesh'a literature, snd bers
~. 3sd liz pre.siJo Of tas German cultivation
IN ,eh IL had is oEga Is q not 70 De read for the
Ia. story Bat ss AZ seuts and subte cslDes.
do, If ~. uork.pss cfG dsep Inner experience, sni
-. ,,A ,,orrs oct u character amid The sgisAtons
.sso,.. AL ferns,iirs age 10 IEis point OF 'eH
!, II, york Of orisia.hy ard Un-eniso.e poEer.
rbs ,ore q too son5-e ~ he popular taste
~ rvsneutts u to- qa,ss and saoeas6 ehirsetsr
-. on,.. a. not shsced OF win sufficient preeiiOu,
=, -, ,,,.,b.r n . certain tin, confused nyt
,.,-- ~ TIE sseg-l lssves - Ia tee s4ns dreamy
,,..,.,,v which marks the evolution Of tie pit or
,.i, ..e,unt sc % 10. predict tnss s. Lsg7r all -
- f.rori,s with TIE g.rsrs nAss OF readers Bal
uucA vigoE OF taouEas, sr'is-e sat Gel
.,.,,s. OF esArs:ss- s.i fresh I'D bed 2,in ans
uhs.r,ise .eios Of ,As stronger pAssSEs Eoi L
--,.,..,, for Tbs VA. Ct se7sg u ogsESrcoess o.
...r,,o,Isn AID the s5seros CT -ss2aae eoatEasti
.,s ,urorisss Tas Gyie 10 exqaissely stspsst 70 th'
.ab;.et There are passages Of rhytsnis use.oci01'
.x..,pess vtich eeloog t. IA beat days OF Enshsi
49,. .,d reveal both tas esy AMI the hsrd CT tra'
.ru,, In rsis ssyls ofsonpos.uOo kAry portions an
sa,sA,d viii tie dstoass nicely q nsutsfsrs pa ~
ns. - vssA - ssassss1 b - rssA~ q sss "
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WUsES Ne. 2si3
u TElsssiss 10 ras ssa.YOsS TRlsuss.


WAsHfSGro>. Monday. Dec. -.
&c olt"h Minister. SIR h. Bai~rr, vii b
$1,000 :. me Prrssiert to-day At u O'Clock We
'N'' 'ns noa'e vii slscs other otsc-r today
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~ Yo~ier. 81 We,is, rhrssstsGisN 90
pah,,shsrs, CnIoL Hail. isf hsSssa-sI ssx Ne RVS
-Dr skew. .slbo, q various wosss o. and pre-,
,ti5asr Of Wsisfesrs. ~ rcars-sv nsS fsoih o. aio
.~ur,. N. n. Gsve NteheIs, ws.ss-eass Ply.
s;-i.n, " Lexipgtoa-sy-Conscits sions nom 10 W =
Lectures 10 Ladies" IS cents "Expchense N Wsses'
Cure IS esuIs and usct, gaas nsy be bed e Grow.
sas SO sroad~sy, or By nail q me salhoF ma In
rIDr. w. nednsia, .slhor Of "a nsw sys
TEN Of Phydogn0my," vii give lessons 10 tbs newy
discoysrsI scisrcs Also, written snd verbal discnp
10 OF snarsesr oy the aes, al No WUrsast % In
~ A Fact for fab On bIes .-fhoss who 11t
hssr 10 hands of AEDaUsr OF HsAao % sny %
heir lJ1rnsymen, will como from aodsr tnts 49,
brushes and bright seisscfs viii ~ hsnfsone nsss
s.if - ths mos fssuaioas lssss eoa'd assS' Ss
lx1s.
~ Harlem Rail Read nes1sI,fss,H sssssn AZ
Road Company sss,d foe ne sxIsssos ., - ses sioSo
Raj Roa1 10 Dsyer Plains These so1es ~ 1900
e1 e.,Pc ss,s 20 81 ass!
; ..:a.s y: q Toe principle VIZ g S:
~ watsr-Csre,-Inos osssks ..Is,.s, Nj 8
- -. as1nS he winpsr TIE sssabhshmsas 80 -
ss s1asI nross soos, ~iA priysss tstss salssses
asiiy ts .ss 81 =. .sI,.s ais In
~ Lissix Hair Dye, Improved 20 20, ~ - -
nlary 10 10 entirely free from a is sppBsl
wsssse win tAe sHons's: SOP a. speasS q Birs.s
~tlao1. waiting 70 dfy ym s>'' us fs3hAsssH
q wsss ssd Tsssss a. ss.s sssos s-ai q wSt
- e ws. t. es-s' brsiss q Loes hs NJ
fsars :. he ,s,s ,srs sos Dssdrsf dis s'
.sn-lsss hso % 20 =
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-, VT, I'D rssvess.-cinssss, &C., see ~ W.
psofm 20 Ihs les ~ Log HAIR he ere 70 -
Hair Wigs. Iospsss, -. "a n rpsplsT HEAlo, !. MOI
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Dstentisn OF the seurs,r. Mail.

tHilADEtrHtA Monday. Dec 24-lPN
Inc S'u.ne'a MAJ Due A. O'Clock thi, morn.
ia DID Mt resch the Pest Ot-e Ia al, Nv un,,,
aqaartsr before tbs Afternoon. The ds.anroa "a,
caused BY the cara runrisg CT the ua-k IS uc. ,si.
Ode Of BAImora. - 80
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q Mr.. ssrn 0AsE, of Dracut. Mas has boon
ssseed o. charge Of being concerned IN sas PARKER
1.so9s q Manchester, so0e four years ago IL u
- A.s NJ. Q. en- prove sHbl, - sAas W psoss
seeO be naNa&O e.
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-. Yo~Ier. 81 Ws,is, rhrsssisgists snA
hsrs, Clinsor HAL isf s..'.as1 sssf @s RVS
- Dr. skew, agIbo, Of various works %, and Pre-,
.ti,asr on Wstsfesrs s foartnsv nssf fsoth o. aie
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-24
A Rare Chance.

ETAVING been in business for more than
l. l. 40 years, the sabscI ibers have come To The
C nc lusion to retire from the active mcrcantil.
business, and are therefore, wishing to dispose
Of their stock in trade. and to rent their Store
for term of years I } some active, judicious and
capable young man, which will be done on the
most favorable terms. $50
Having one of the most capacions and con-
venient Stores in the County. located within
less than miles OF the Naugaiuck Railroad
now contracting, with a good and level road
leading to the same. and being SURF rounded by
an extensive population of thriving farmers for
customers, who manufacture the best Cheese
made in America, and having long establish
ed house in Baltimore and the almost exclu.
sive contract of that Cheese Market, and ma
nv of the best customers in other markets: il
presents. altogether, rare induceT.ent to a
young man of correct business habits should
no suitable person offer to purchase. we may
be induced to receive a Young man into part
nership, on very favorable terms. to transact
the entire business Of the finn.
S g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester Centre. Feb. 1919. lf4O
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-24
Musical instruments.
A. g. j. DAYTON,

WOLCOTTVILLE,C CT,
CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE SERA-
PHENE.. & MELODEONS. Of the
very best quality If TONE
and Workmanship
nE1HESE Instruments are not inferior to any
Y made or used in this Country, They are
y we'll adapted to hurch or P arlor Mu SIC.
DaytOn'S Improved MelOdian.
THIS Instrument is combination of the Ser
aphene and Melodian; it mas all the advanta-
ges of the former, and yet is almost as porta.
BILE as the latter. They are of Rosewood,
Black Walnut ami Mahogany, and finished in
the best manner. ...
They are admitted by the most competent
judges to be superior to any others now in usc.
All instruments made and sold by them are
warranted in every respect.
nJ-The public are invited 10 call and exam
inc them,
Instruments Tuned and Repaired.
Wolcotti!le, Jan. 10th l549. H36
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-24

(STAGE)-.At Cheshire-A Stage from Wa.
terbury. daily connects with the A. M. train
for New Haven, at 8. 40 A. NJ. Returning up
on the arrival of the evening train at sos M.
Also, Stages from Litch6eld connect with
the down train at ll.O5 a. NJ. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays. aud Saturdays. Returning upon
the arrival Of the up train, at 1875 P. W. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Also, from Wolcottville on MONDAYS, We'd
neseays and Fridays. Returning Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
1T PlainUiiie, Stages froyn Plymouth and
Bristol connect with the morning train for
New Haven al Sis A. NJ. Returning at S 80
P. NJ. ALSO. from Litchfeld, through North
field, Plymouth and Bristol, 10 connect with
the 1890 A. NJ. train to New Haven. Return.
ing upon the arrival Of the train at about Q
P. NJ Also. stage leaves for Hartford upon
the arrival Of the train from New Haven, al s
A. NJ. Returning to connect with the tram
from New Haven al 5 30 p NJ ..r
1T Pennington Station, Stages from VIM
sted. New Hartford, Collin vile and Union
vile. will connect with the A. NJ. train to
New Haven. Returning uponthe arrival OF the
up train at 2.lOP. NJ
HENRY FARNANl, Superintendent.
April Is. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-24
MICHIGAN LANDS
For Sale or Exchange.

hight HUNDRED ACRES of valuable
IA Land in Shiawassse County, Michigan,
Twelve miles from the Capitol of the State.
six hundred and forty acres in the town CT
bennington, is we'll wooded and we'll watered
with good share Of natural meadow and ara
hle land This tract will make four good farms
with sufficient Of each kind Of land for all farm
ing purposes. Eighty acre has been under
l;nce and cultivation for some years. The
either one hundred and sixty acres lies one and
half miles southeast from the first piece in
lie town of Perry, is peculiarly valuable tor Il
White Cedar Grove, from which shingles can
he made enough to pay the purchase many
times; it is the only Cedar Grove in the coun
try. The above Lands will be sold entire or
in sections as may be desired, or exchanged for
small Farm. or House and Lot. in Connecti-
cat, on fair terms: one in LItchfield County
will have the preference.
For further information, inquire OF the SUBJ
scriber. 4. 8. LEWIS
Litchhetd, Dec. 10. 1S4S eow3m-32