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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
IMPORTANT NEWS
To the People of Vermont.

nR j. B. HlBBARD, who for eleven years treated sue
- cessfuy thousands of of variety of Chronic
Diseases throughout the State, that the Physicians Sur
geons and Faculties boosted incurabehas made ex
ensve arrangements in coparnersp supply every town
and village with new and pure FAMILY MEDICINES, I'M
PROVED that were the used to perform such aston
ishng cures, even to the Doctors. His
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
YELLOW DOCK AND WILD CHERRY &c, of which
thousands have proved the efficacy by the name Of
stALTERATIVE SYRUP
has been wonderfully improved and warranted to cure any
Chronic diseases OF the Blood Liver Stomach Bowels Kid
neys, Uterus Glands, Bronchi Lungs, Nerves. &C. where
there is possibility In Dyspepsia Rheumatism Dseas-
of the Bowels and Kidneys its beneficial effects are ali
most immediate One days trial will convince the most
skeptical--Dr Hibbards
Ahe,dtice Tonic Pills, A',ti- Bilious Phusic. and
FORM Phgsic,
have also been much mproved but they need no par
fifteen years. have used Them and none who know them will
be without them. These medicines to be had
fresh and pure, from the Laboratory Of DIR HiBBARD & Co.
and compounded under his personal supervision.
0 Agents supplied at 80 per discount for cash. or
80 l-3 commission.-Old Agents desired to return
the old stock by Express otherwise and new will be re-
turned for it and receipt for the amount gwen
the receipts taken by Mr. A. Gates payable to
DR. A. Hibbard & Co., his agency having ceased.
There will be Travelling Agents, the facilities
for transportation great and cheap that it useless
II All orders and communications addressed to DR. j. b.
HIBBARD & CO., LOG Wall street, New York. will be at
tended with dispatch.
B.-The proprietors deem it unnecessary advertise
their certificates in favor of these medicines they
being too well known to require it. 6m43
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
For The Umdhant County Democrat.
The Departing of the IsraeIites from Egypt.
BY LIZZIE LovEGRovE

LIZZIE LoyEGRovE'
The CALLING chain is broke and Israel, ransomed
From her cruel bonds, stands by the impeding seHj
Behind is Pharaoh's mighty host in hot pursuit -
On either hand siupendous mountains rise, iorbldding
Aueh 10 pass while full in front the raging pillows roar,
Proudly deiyng all advance.
Loud murmurs of complaint are heard through
1sracls trembling ranks and 'gainst the man Of God
That mighty champion sent by Jehovah TO deliver them
From tyranny and wrong, their murmurings rise
"Docs Egypt not own graves enough, that thou
Hast brought us out TO perish hereto sink in ilns
Dire sea Tor worse, to fall by Pharaohs cruel handi
All would we had remained and the yoke OF slavery
Content submitted to our fate and humbly bowed
TO Egvpts naughty sons. I'LL death had us released
And giv'n delverance sure"
Moses. in humble awe, stands forth, and hears
t1nmoved their bitter murmurs and their sad complaints
His trust is in the potent arm of that omniscient God
From whom his mission Him he deems able TO deliver
Iashed bv the ocean waves Drawing tempesuous winds
mistaken by the storm. Hark his voice is heard
Saving TO Israel's troubled host, "3e still, and
Yonr own delverancc sure, wrought by Omnipotence
And Heaven" Then lifting up his hands he cries
To Jacobs God save for his own mercy's sake,
His chosen ones.
That prayer is heard. The angel, that hitherto
Had led their way--by day clothed in his native cloud
And ROBBED in flames by night-retrcs behind
Their ranks, the better TO protect their flight.
Orders from Heaven are heard. "Hore on J"
That rod the of their foes by Moses ouslreched;
The waves, longer bound by naures laws, retire
In wild retreat and on dry land emancipated Israel
Pass while Pharaoh and his host in close pursuit.
Rush on, unconscious of the fate that waitsto make
Their overthrow complete.
They the fatal pass The longer said
Roll back. They struggle but in vain. They sink
The waters DER them close. While Israel safe upon
The other side eoice and own their great DelvereT
Willow Brook, Sept, 1858.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Important Discovery.

DR. ALFRED G. HALL, author of the New Theo-
ry OF cure by the NUTRITIvE PRINCIPLE in Physiology
and Medicine sustaining the laws of life and removing the
cause of disease confirmed as NATURAL SCIENCE by
the Nurve Process expeling dead and depositng living
matter at the time in the Body increasing weighs
and strength while under treatment being the dscov
of the constitutional power rasiin Diseases ample proof
given in the person of any invalid.
DIR H. receives visits makes examinations ascertans the
of disease, describes the precise condition of
TENT furnishes prescriptions, medicines and recipes for his
Nutrtive Finds and Cordials.
Three months attention and treatment is requisite in alp
cases. with printed instructions for diet and washing and
of the Alkaline Grde for the spine and Kidneys
torave action produced in all parts of the system mme-
diatey by the natural laws sustained by nutrition
He is the inventor and sole proprietor Of IL Nutrve Flu
ids They be made by any famyare adapted to the
several temperaments, and to every form Of disease.
His works, "Views of the New Theory" &c. "Woman--
hood" and The Mothers Own Book" furnished to
valds ander his supervision. 1t is before Congress
Doctor Alfred G. Hall may be consulted by letter or by
person, at his Rooms,
No. Is Winter Street, boston,
from 10 NJ to 8 NJ. MEDICINES, Sc forwarded by Ex-
press to any part of the country,
Boston, July 25, 1853. 6m42
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FOOD versus PHYSIC.

NO MORE PILLS NOR ANY OTHER MEDICINE.
nU BARRY'S delicious REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD
~ is the natural remedy which has obtained 1000 esti-
mona of cures Of Indigestion dyspepsa constipation and
darrh@a, nervousness, bousness liver complaint fat,-
lency distenson papaton of the heart headach
Deafness noises in the head and ears excruciang pains in
almost every part of the body, chronic inflammation and
liberation of the stomach irritation of the kidneys bad-
DER structures eryspelas eruptons of the skim impurities
and poverty of the blood scrofua incipen consumpon
droPsy rheumatism govt heartburn nausea and sickness
during pregnancy, after eating low spirits pasms
cramps epieptc fits spleen, general debility asthma cough
inquietude, seeplessness involuntary bushng paralysis
tremors dislike to society, unmess for study loss of
ory delusons vertigo blood to the head exhaustion mel
anchoy groundles fear ndecson wrechednes thoughts
OF sel-destructon and many other complaints 1t is
over the best food for infants and nvads generally as it
never turns acid the weakest stomach but impars
healthy relish for lunch and dinner and restores the faculty
Of Digestion and and muscular energy the most
enfeebed Principal Agent for America,
J. p. LITCHFIELD,
215 Washington street, opposite Franklin ST., Boston, Mass.
A few out of Fifty Thousand Cures here given;
Cure No. H. of dyspepsia, from Lord Stuart de Deces
II have derived considerable benefit from Du Barrys Reva
enta Arabca Food and consider it due yourselves and
the public to authorize the publication of these lines
Cure No. 9S33-"Fiy years Undesirable agony from
dyspepsia nervousness asthma cough, constipation atu-
ency spasms sickness at the stomach, and vomiting have
been removed by Du Barry's excellent food.
MARIA MOLLY Workman Ling near Diss. Norfolk
Cure No. a. 121-"Nss Elizabeth Jacobs of Waltham;
cure OF extreme nervousness Indigestion gatherings, low
spirits, and nervous fancies."
Cure No. 4S,3l4-"NIiss Elizabeth Yeoman Gat-acre; a
rritabity."
DIR. Wurzer's Testimonial.
Bonn, Germany 10Th july 1852.
This light and pleasant Farna of the excellent,
nourshing and restorative remedies and superede
ny cases. all kinds of medicines 1t is particularly useful
in confined habit of body, also in darrhGa bowel
plants, affections of the kidneys and bladder such
gnvel infammaory irritation and cramp of the uethra
cramp of the kidneys and bladder structures and h@mor-
holds. This really invaluable remedy is employed with the
most satisfactory result only in bronchial and pulmo-
nary complaints, where irritation and pain be
ved but also in pulmonary and bronchial consumption, in
which counteacs eectuay the troublesome sough and
am enabled with perfect truth express the conviction
that Du Bays Revalonta Arabca is adapted to the
of incipient hectic complaints and consumption
DIR. RUD WURzER,
Medical Counsel to the Municipality of Bonn.
In canistes suitably packed for all climates and with
full instructions for diet at so cents rs cents 400 Sl75,
1915, and $3.50. 3m4l
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-09-28
Thompson's Trusses.

0IN The subscriber, sole assignee of the original
- Patentee, is manufacturing these Trusses,
which have been successful in the cure of
Hernia of every kind and adapted to every form of the
plant.
Having in constant employment nm experienced and in
genous workman, he make to order species of
Truss TO fit kind Of Rupture, and will his
attention to fitting and adapting the Truss to effect
sired object His long experience in the business he fiat
tiers himself gives him great advantages in eecng this so
much desired end.
shop in the second story of the building owned and oc-
uped by j. & C. Clark for their Planning Machine Resi-
dence on Main street, in house owned by DR. Dckernan
G- Applications and inquiries made either place VIII
receive prompt attention.
ROGER WADSWORTH
Bratteboro July, 1883 tf43
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FARM FOR SALE,

~c&SA The subscriber offers for sale his Farm
&M.s,& situated in the town of Somerset, on the
- llM great road leading from West Wardsboro
go 80 to West Dover, being about three miles
from the former and four from the later-contanine
150 of excellent grazing land with comfortable
buildings thereon, and good, durable running water
The premises are well worthy the attention of any
man wishing to purchase desirable country residence
the subscriber is determined to SELL and the prop
erty being very desiraby located and in an excellent
neghborhood Terms of payment made easy
good title given, and possession the first of April
next. MILO HALL,
Somerset, Oct. 6, 1859. pS1.6m1
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DETERGENT DIURETIC.

SPECIFIC for Gravel, reenson aud suppression of the
Urine Inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys Stran-
quarry Dropsy Diabetes and diseases of the Urinary func
tons 1t ceanses the Urine of its acrid constituents and
an invaluable remedy for the afflicted especially the aged
All who use it will be astonished at its harmless and
derfu effects.
Made and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
n. S p A L d N q, M. D.,
BRATTLEB ORC. VT. a.
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PheInS, TrusSes.

A BDOMINAL SUPPORTERS and Shoulder Braces 1.-THE
best instruments of the kind in use for sale cheap
by r. SPALDING NJ. D..
Brattleboro, Sept. 1st, 1852. as
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DUBLaC NOTICE. do hereby give notice.
IL TINT owing 10 bad health, compelled to de
cline business and that sball sell Cost my Stock Of
Good. iii tie 2lst OF March next at which time shall
positively dispose of my entire stock Of Watches jew
rry aud Corectionar' at public Auction. My stock
valuable and worthy Of public attention.
lnciosing my business in Lynchllurg, | tender the
public ond to my friends my sincere Trunks for
their long continued confidence and support
G. a. EVARD.
PS.-All persons having work utmy Shop reqles
ed to get away without delay aud all whose watches
have been in my Shop 10 months are notified tu
they will be suld at Auction unless taken away before
my sale. C. A. F..
Feb l1-ts
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sept 81 1ts
Expires copy
NEW FOUNDRY

~ EW FOUNDRY thu subscriber, ia,r
y leave to inform the citizens Of Lynchburg, aud
Unity, thai they have leased the establishment ON Il
'asin known Narwirhs Mil and foundry or the r,i,
of carrying eegcral foundry business and ti
manufacture asricultua! tool, tobacco presses oil all
,inds, aud fixtures.
We are prcpntcd Il furnish all kinds Of plowq nn,
low cuslinGs. used IL tits country. hlso mill ecasiul
'na thrcshios mnchinc made o The beet material n,
the most substantial manner
We have patterns of the Livingston, pcchs Hin Ia
.lc, New H2rk Premium, two si,r- iii side. ror an
horses superior roltoros,) aud -u..son plows A,
utiyator, roo4 scaper- and the celebrated H.,
Straw aud cora stalk cutter j.. Ills country, with rpn
to 10 knives.
All order, for any Of the uluve mentioned implement,
,rmaChines will he promptly Intended t.. Graiu an
.'ountry produce taken in eXchunsc.
Corn, an Corn meal iurniscd H. usual the mil.
WHlTTEMORE, NrNAMEE 4 CO.
II S WmrrEMoEE,
JAMS McNAMEE.
G A WuITrEMoEE.
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iNHSSOE4sTEON

The copartnershp between
- the subscribers, under the style Of ECHOLS 4
RYOR, ia this day dissolved by mutual consent The
fairs of The late frm will be settled by either of the
nbscrbers, who will continue to the OF the
nm only in winding up.
A it is all essential to them in closing their late bust
e-s they hope that all against whom they may have
cunts, willcome forward withou, delay nGd settle
! heir successors IN the GROGERY are Messrs
hurrel & Stton, for whom they lax, pleasure in be.
pelking the favor Of their old friends aud customers
lud the publir gencrnIly.
One the firm will generally be found in their Office
the second Tory Of their old stand Immediately over
hrssrs NJ. K S. counting room
II ] ECHOLS,
IAs
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DIRE, LIFE AND MARINE iNSUp

l. ANCE.-Lynehb1rg Hose s. FIRE hsa,oace Com.
papy.
This Company makes Insurance against loss or den
are Fire. Dwelling ionses, GIore> Tobacco F.,.
rrs and other buildings. on ftirniinrc. Good. wares p
merchandise generally in and country,on c mo-,
favorable te,ns
Also makes Insurance. the lives Of nll persons IN.
Toying good health, ind of sound CONSTITUTION Tor ,b
whole duration of life. or fura limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, viii h,
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will rlso take murine risks from and =,
any Of the Northern Southern Ports, III ftyourpl
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON r. G. PETERS, Fae President
SAMPSON DIUGUlD, Chicr Engineer
james NJ Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John liggnt. Nathan b. Thurman,
George W. fancey, Ohm Otey Taylor.
William Z! Anderson. William T. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer
CREED 7. Wills, Scc'y.
DIR. i. II. Glmer,
Dir. VIM Otwuy Oven, '"'""" H1""mers
Feb8--dts
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MISC sLLANE0US.


4 lsLATIRE-f'HH .1AffEAT Df1BLNIUA
LOOKING tPs--1an .n0a .3PpeT1t' = ior Inar
val f4prore aeass1he his afpuprsiins n the ssg'~
gate. the above sum for the camreiiaa at tho y. md
Tenn South side Petersburg and Nproll AMI Dtii.
sii. Railroads have pa s.ed the lnrss, AM avail tie
action of the SENATE H. filr nean me Tie hisn 81
Erferaai Issp,or~uens shn inak "isb 10 appropriate
their fund. iudirioul ia The rpinfctiea Of Fit en,e
Nardrebes will end II, diifrilb in rgsaar goo9 IN
at the CLOTHING BAZAAR for which tisy vii re
.sive koadsoms dfeia, Ms an sight
Thsse who wisha tine ittins Garment. e7sai n res-
aazz Aork considerable Less espfnse aud truhie soud
do well to rail- estal'li<hmcu--a- ~ ares
stock OF Dreas Frsack, and sark COATS. PANTS
VESTS &c.. the shaPc, size. taste aud Of al
nav i,c accommodated. \. D. SKATER & CO.
4 frb 3-fs CIoihine Rtgnnr
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I EONARD sCOTT y CO.'S List OF

I BRITISH PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS.
1irere3 in all The principal Ctes q the Unded States
Pre- 0j Postage, und forwarded by mail under the pro-
v.ions 81 tae Lite Post Office law, at merely AOME
MI RATES.
/. London Qlarterly Review. (Coescrvative.)
,. Inc Edinburg Review. (WmS.)
>. The North British Review, Gree Church.)
4. The Westminster Review, Liberal
,. Blackwood's Edinbnrs Magazine, (Tory)
Although thcsc works distinguished 10y the puiti
g, .aers above indicated, ye but II small portion oil
tis.ir contents il devoted 10 political subjects. 1t is
-tir literary character which gives them their chief val
u ud IN that they stand confes4rdv far all 9th
Journals of ther ciass Biack0od, still under the
lthory of Christopher North naintl its ancien
celebrity and Is this time, unusually attractive; hom
the orial work. of Buwer and other literary noublcs
written for hut magazine. and frat appearing in lis col
both in Great Britain and in the United States
Such works The CaXtons" and My Novel"
(boiu by Buwer )trhe Green Hand, Katie Stewart
and other serials of which numerous rival editions are
4ued by the leading publishers in this country, have
b. reprinted by those publishers from the pages of Black
wood. after it has been issued by Messrs Scott Co,
than Subscribers the Reprint of that Magazine may
always rely having the earliest recalling OF these fas
tinutinp niles.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C,


DOCKS ON AGRICULTURE" &c -
> ID b PAYNE has hand. aud VIII sell on g"o''
Complete Farmer mud American hardher
Family Kitchen Gsrdher, By bunt
Practical \ gricultuie. by Johnson
Johnsons Agricultural Chemistry
Yountt on the Horse
sheep
Pig
Dog
Stephens Book of the Farm
The Americnn Farm Book. by Allen
Aliens Rural Architecture
! he American Muck Book
Treati.e on Hot-house
Liebigs Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books several kinds
The American TURNER'S l. NJ. ersal Handbook
Coennn's Practical Agriculture
Mrs B-s' Practrn Cook Book
Miss Lcslir's Receipt Book
complete Cookery
House Book
Virginia House Book
Acton, Cookery
Berrh's Cookery and Domestic Econ0ny
agriculture for Schools, by Blakey.
Bi-p, A large assortment of Hand Books, Of Rural
nd Domestic Economy in Paper, at &c each, &c, &c
der II
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BLACK SMITHS rmye,s

II An indispensable Article Ion all Black Smiths fof
which as to saving OF Coal nnd heating Iron peasccn
qnire of Mr. Dabncy Of the rh9nx Foundry. MrJ II
Bailey, Wheelwright, and u, the Smith Shop III.
rednont Works all oi y hich have them IN rIse. o.
.ale by A. Netteton Agent for the pnentee f Nirg,u
Piedmnni Mnrks LYnchhnrs Lunr . L
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BAh Eis n CIAvEY.

MERCHANT rAlLoRS & CLOruERS-Th,
w subscrhers have assoc'nted dfeselse. Together
under the siylr and firm nbo,r ND hase krn thu
well know tsad ut the ol Main mud slrrse
for the rffp,se OF conducting thu C1.OTiING BUS
NBsS, h. Nil its various hfaprltcs They vii hlve in u
few days OF 6opds Suitable t. complete u
Gentlcmans .a.lfobe.
They will kcep constantly ltaad n Will srlrr, cd
stock q L0fBS. cASSIMERES AND NESTISGS
which they VII make up IN tie beet = Sic Of Hofus nsh
snI TO suii the II the h.t ii ne. They res.
leetully invite the searon of their fren1- aud the
iablic their cstah il j. The ntau oil
10th parties VII With every' ing Ia their line
having Ia view tho rule hat governs trade aud busno..
iuen In general by which they hope gain liberal
share Of tho public patronage.
SAM'b BAKER
NM CLAiEi
r.t
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WANTED TO HYKE.-Tbc Subscribers
w wish to hire for their work tie Va. & Tenn
arood, in the Mounai region Of Va. n number Of
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management Of
negroes and are themselves large owners Hired
groes will receive the same Treatment in every respect
that they give their own. One Of be seen in
Lynchburg, at any tmc till the 10Th of January, at tho
Washington Hotel, McCorkle Simpson ONES,
orut Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy aud
boys. SCOTT K ADAMS.
dec o dncts
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FDOOAs. BOOKS !--NEW BOOKS, STA
ID TATiONARY, &C.. just received by c. MORSE
Ny Novel By Bulwer. 37t cents
Hieis.itndes "a revolutionary Story by James % .
Hattie Stewart from Buckwood % g"
Henry Esmond, by fhackrray. SO
4 Shabby Genlec Story do 90 F."
Harper. Magazine, %
Drapcr's Chemistry,
Lnco,n's Botany.
do for beginners,
Boltnan's Levisnr Gt
Piceo.a in French
Pinnock's Historics-G Greece, Rome & frunce,
MitehcPs Geography and Atlas. new Edo
do Primary
Cutters Anatomy
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Billions Classical series
Dawes Alith's and Mahl Works.
School Inkstands,
Steel PENS, superior quality,
States, Welsh u the best quality,
lax aud Ink Powders,
White late Pencils,
Writing Books.
Day -boohs and !.ed2.r.
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Pocket arct Book. great variety,
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do Bill Books
Indexed Mems
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Envelopes, cold and white plain und fancy,
Bill Paper long and brond,
Round Rubber Bands,
Drawing mud Writing Pencils,
Letter Clips for holding papers
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MISCELLANEOUS

IMP ORTANT TO Fac METZ.
Gardeners. Florists. incorporated (Smpo,,.. ~ =.
aJqeturrs. hrtizans Prafe ssioaaf Men, Aec1,,,
oikers-The Pump and Fire En.,..
q Oni bined.-RightS ecprcd by LS.sed So ~
fers- PateAt-ALL lETRIsGEnEKTs WILL RI p,,.t
I'D BY LAW. This is the valuable invent
the age and without which. manufacto tories nulI ~
ices hotels. and private dwellings, are incoran., |
comparatively insecure. With this Cheap and az a"i
Fire Engine the Farmer il perfectly independ.,, - R
insurance companies and ca, -,
defiance to the inccndiary. WI
RECOMMENDATIONS
wehnve in use Mr.. R. Birmingham Mtch~I'. pr.sn
AND ENGINE. and esteem them "A most vslusl,lo -
pendagc, great convenience and an efficient mr.,
lion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond
r. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Spring.,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmvilia
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham.
X. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
Tie Pump can be seen ia ut Dir. WIN. g. Mor,;,
Diuguids foundry, and many other places in I.ph
burg. all of whom approve their utility and 1sefs
ness. The Pump can be seen in Rirl mond, at IT, Viii
office. They warranted IT. 'ork ell io- nne v.,r
~ NOTICE-All pers.n- buying Hing m.
above articles, are responsible to me for it.
.BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL.
march 22-dts Pron,i "a,
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