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TO bis wife, aud to have an iaiersjew with
pr. Eyanls, a ptisoncr in tho hands Of tho
MexicanS,. who had been in confinement
some weeks ON suspicion. The liour for
his execution having arrived, lie Awas led
sout. his hands sttctchcd above his head.
and tied 10 n post in.front of the building
he. had occupied, his f,co to the post aud
his back 10 the cxecutioncrs. At the com
mand fire" at least bundled balls were
fircd into his body, aud all that was morl nj
"t Henry A. CrabbeY eYbupg dead, swinging
hy his tied handi. A Mexiean stepped Tor,
ward. aud, with ~ largo knife, severed his
head from the l,odv--ti,c warn Lipod sDirt.
ing hall way across l,e street. The head
was placed on tabIe in trout, or in the
office OF the Zuez, exposed 10 she ieers OF
the populacc. II WAS theu placed in ajar
Of nescal for preservation.
But the Mcxicats will have TO ron,les au
account tor the Invasion OF American ter
iIlcry ia pursuit. of the full spirit of re-
FoH !, sick, had beeulrfi at Sonoiaia
by Cr4'L They oceUpivd- the house own
cd 10y Z. +, Duhbar, Esp, on the American
Fide.o the line. Or the 18Th Of April, at
night, patty of twenty Ave McxicAus came
upIrom San ,Iuan, went 10 Dunlar's house,
tpok these poor sick men ont OF, bed. tied
them, and AT dawn OF dav carried tlcm to
the foot oitiic hill, shot ihrrl like durs. on
American soil, aud lett ihem 10 rot. A
party of P;lpngo. In,!iap9, more merciIul,
buried them, and four solitary mounds now
appeal, tpnc Witnesses OF beastlY crime.
10 the american government FOR feveDgc.
VIII such an appeal 70 uulcardl
Mr.. Dunbar just escaped massacre, hav.
lug lett Souoiata Oh The 'titeruoon previous.
The MeXirans were furious al his escape,
although hc hnd uoihing to ,lu with the
party except 10 offer shelter, on Anerican
hoA, TO four sick men. in his own house.
a partyof about 80 recruits. 0ndor Capt.
Grant Qrrcv. started fr,,m Tucson TO ioiu
5 Gr,bbem Carorea. ,Wlcu within fifteen
miles Of the lntt"r pl.ice they were attack,
cd 10y about 600 Mexieans. Capt. Orrey
re,reatedl, fighting, au,l regtincd The A,ne.
rican li''e will; = hose 81 o;ly ki!l4.l. The
McNican loss WAS about 40. Cupt Orrcy
observes great credit for his skill.
Aterery watering place tho Mvxicans
attempted to check himaud subdue him bv
thirst hut he routed tlcln on every occa
sion. The last eight miles waSa continued
running fight, aud his fourth man lost was
killed just ut tho iiuc. Another party of
tho same strength, which left, jfubac, has
not vet been heard of. IL is believed that
il Captain Orrcy had been with Crabbe a
different result might have been autieipa.
ted. All wasenUi mana semepL want OF
experience, anla clear rushing upon a
deadly fate, Ctahl,c entered Cavorra with
81 men. Al these wcro killed exSeri. fIie
Youngest, said tuli'tye been spared by The
Mexican commander CarGin. The name
OF the survivor is nultnowp, lh, l,e ia. said
to he boy OF sixteen or seventeen. The
MrSicans al Cayorca were about 500
srOMg.
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,
FOR WEEK ENDING June 9

Geo Collyer IL Co, Harrison & 4. Level
" w, f " + ( Alexander, G w Hammond
y J! j Gai!!s.r.l ] y Wh!uer, ! q Cook,
W X Calhonu, w I Wright. J w Harri
son. } 5 Lorton, c \ Reid, Bue r RR, w
u Goodrich, Maxwell IL S, T j S IL Go. j
I Sloan d Co. l. Towers, England, B & Co,
J Il Benson. lsscrell d Norman. i IIcwer,
Monday & G. W. Ptchforl, j b ES. d Co..
Parker IL w, S S w Brown, j w f
Thompson, r b johnson, j Hodges, Mrs
+ Piekvns, w S Il IL k|e$e. y Biemann.
II Gissel, }. lIcnkrn, \ Il Williams, j l..
Randolph, J S Presley, Gum & Bruce, a
. Norris Ii Tyler. A $ Stephens, Mrs p
Adams, j III US,cndorff, J n Lawrence, k
~ w, HGwynn, } NJ Kullum. Mrs Pa,tor,
son, W II Pcrrcneau MissS Foster, Miss
T. Edwards, } McGru,h, J. Z Werner.
+ RICE Anont
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Stale of south Carolina,
~ EQcrrYApfcKENs.

~ FN't iIl ---IlChENS.
Abraham Duke, Harriet DGle and Ransom Duke
u.s.
JS-eph Dolleson, Melinda Dplicson. BENJAMIN
s Cannon. Washington Ca .on, Garter Cannon
james Cannon, Margarcy .Marohbanks. Judy or
judith kendrick, Elijah Canunn, Martha Brown
and William Gilstrap. Kst
hiLL FOR PARTITION, ACCauNr RErfrF &c
THE Conplainanis having flied their hill Of
complaint, and it appearing to my satisfaction
that Joseph Dollcson, Melinda lDolieson. Bcna
MIN Cannon, Washington Cannon. Canter Cannon
James Cannon Mai snAret Marchlnnks. Judy or
judith kendrck, Elijah Cannon and Martha
Brown, dcfelIdans to said bin! gSei;ss 5:,snv; ~.
limits OF this State: on motion of C. j. Elford.
cor plainnnts sabciter, IL is ordered that the said
absent defendants dn plead, answer. or ,lemur tn
the said bill OF c"mpaint, within three months
tr"nl tins date, or tho said bill will be taken as
confessed against them.
R0BT. a. THOMPSON, o.g.rp.
Con.rs office. March 2i 1857 3m
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AMBRoTYPE ES!
SEgEEsKFVI,S SAE,NS.


Dl virtue of sm,lry write of iicri f,tcas to me
ID directed WILDE sold before the Court House.
m fick,ns District. wit hin the legal hours on the
first Monday and Tuesday in July next.
One trnct Of land containing two hundred and
fifty seven acres more or less adjoining lands of
j. JtGarvn. Robert Johnson and others, also one
other tract of land, containing six hundred acres
more nr i,Ss, adjoining lands of j. a. Easily, ir.
Widow Nerk and Others. levied on MS the proper,
~ uf i. n. Garvin. at the suits of Phillips and
McCarol, Il. ~. Steele, Adhr'r, VIM. Boggs aud
others.
2O5 acres uf land more or less on waters Of six
mile creek. adjoining lands of John Howard j. f.
Howard and other levied on us the property of
Samuel Smith, at the suit M. Oliver, survivor,
and others.
One tract of land Containing one hundred and
thirty more or less a,lloinin. lands at ohm
Ahmrycr c. Wcnielkrn and others .levrd on ns
the p"pcrty al Wm Lady mt the suit Of q. W .
Phillips for another and others.
so acres oflnnd more or less adjoining lands
of II. w, Kuthman Recs and others levied an as
the property of John ii. FrerichS, at the suit of
John c. Neville.
One tract oflmnd containing one hundred and
fifty acres more or less whcrcnn tle defendant
now lives, adjoining lands of Eli Shepherd and
others. levied on as the property of l., Il. Rut-
ledge, at the suit of l.. b.. M. d III. Keith,
Executors.
All the defendants interest in n tract Of land
whrrcon the widow Mckinney now lives contain
ing SOL acres more or less, adjoining land of Jas
Robertson, w. WIurton and others levied on as
the property Of Wilson Mckinney, at the suii III
james a. DOYLE and others.
One gray horse levied ON hs the property of
Jesse n. Hall mt suit of j r.. Hunncntt.
One two.horse wagon levied "n as the proper
" of H. Masters, at the suit af Leonard Towel,.
One shot gun barrel, nnc rifle gun one feather
bed, one qnilt and two blankets, wash pot, two
chairs, box small kettle. one telling axe and
one oven and lid. levied ot ~ the property of
Patrick Kelley, deceased, at the suit of William
! J. Keith.
! Terms cash purchasers TO pay forpopers
l. C.. CRAIG, Spn.
Jun 10, 1881 As I'd
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JUST R.ECETVED.

FRESH supply of Sugar, Coffee, Mo.
N laSses, Rice, Powder, Shot, Lead. Pep
per, Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Madler, Cop,
pernS, Candies. MUS, Sc.
For sale low for cash by
H. W. GREEN.
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GOOD NEWS!

The Comei b0S not Struck The Earth yet.
IoRN in Egyp'! and cam be bought in lots of
" from ten to fifty bushels. at one dollar per
bu>hrl cash on short tmc--say 40 davs with in.
tcrest.--all things ma6e safe. Apply tod. T. HA
GOOD, Esq, ut rickens e. H.. or 10
=, H. McFALL, Oconec Station.
June IL 1857 4S x
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SPRING q SUMMER GOODS.
NHaSS. Ha. KNEE
I IANlNG returned from Charleston with su,
prrb and well selected stock of

II HANING returned from Charleston with u su,
IL p"rb and well selected stock of
Spring & Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of elegant Muslin and Ilarcge
Robes and Dresses. superb Mnntillas aud Maute
lets with II great variety of other articles is Of
frrihg them for sale at tho most reasonable rates.
She also has on hand BONNE1,S, Of every dc.
scripti"h aud style. aud amongst them a few of
the new style Gip-ey Bonnet elegant Emhroidc.
rlrs in Collars. Sleeves aud Bands; Calic"cs and
G'p%homs, beautiful patterns; fine Long cloth
and Twills. and many other FINK GOODS of
new brands and STYLES including splendid VA
riety of Flowers. Ribbons. Lnces, etc. Also.
Gentlrmcns and Boys Hats with good .ssurt
mrnt of Gorls in this line
return my sincere thmks fur past favore. and
respectfully solicit the continued patronage of
the public. Please call, Ladies', md examine lor
N"WSrlvcS--henutiful Gonds and bargains will
bc sold ON the very best terms
Walhalla April IL. 1851 40 Sm
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MaaTnasE.

/ HEREBY inrwam nh persons from, trading
j ega Notocf hand 9iyeu'by me toJ. ~ .Jitmes
opl dated the 5th day of Aoy, .IsB7. (anlospt
iiot recotlected) as so not intrnf'to, ray said
ffr whjeh & was given having failed.
Ja,sesS, 1S37 NEEDIf FREEMAN.
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'a'abaygiESEI.

fEHGsS. DoDGENS tolls bsfose. me org stray
! steer Supposed to bethFee yeaus ol,f. ms red
>it'$ white back and belly, with White face
marked will, cropt off the left year and swallow
Which aidstses tDay be fu,sd a, Tics Doguens.
Jaeasses Salley--the owne,' te prSve property
pay expenses and take him away "a
Apri! G, 1851 JOHN KNoN, MED
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ES,A,Es AY.

AMES i. HOWARD tolls before me a n,o,<c
o c"'"rct n'n,c Mule. about fourteen hands hiyh
hve.or six years old, with some marks of the GEAR
Appraised at $7b.o0 The snh niulrunn he had
hy applying t" James f. Howard. who resides
h,e' north east oI Pickens Z. H. and paying
aIl expenses. a
ISAAC W6KLIFFE Mr.p.
June 90 1851 SO Am
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
At gsickcras e.. Ell.

AT EricsSeEas a.. sd.
1HlE ubsyrih,rs arc now receiving and
opening a large 's,d carefully sufected
stock ct new aud elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting, III part, of Silks, Mislins, Cal.
leo. Ginghnms, Trimmings, etc.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Lnces and Thread,
CassinercS, Dap d'Ele, Linens, yes,ings
Ready Hsade Clothing.
Haas and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Gaitcrs
And 'be usual variety in the DRY GOODS
line.
Also, Hardware. Crockcry aud Cutlery.
SEGAlaS and Tobacco of the best quality.
Groceries,
rs cheap as can be bought anywhere in
the up-comtiy.
Our Stock is a very full QUO, and l,as
been carefully laid in by one OF the firm.
We car therefore, recommend highly eve.
ry article we have on hand, and viii sell
on the most reasonable leierms. We respect
fulv"soicit the continued patronage Of our
iricuds and the public.
As heretofore, we will exchange Goods
for tho usual articles of Barter.
+. d l.. i. ALEXANDER.
MAY II, 1857 a. tf
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NOTICE

Il 3 hereby given thar applicatioa will no made
L,te Iegslaiure at itT next session, tochatge
the public road leaving tbe putin read near Mrs.
JNiiN Browns hguse, spisifipg l,y Sanie Bfowii's
saw nlill itegssct,sg ail public road al Of ncsr
Jnalyo G.. FefRqsoBS souss
juno iS, IS3T 4s Sm
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LAND FOR SALE.

TUE undersigned will sell to the highest bi,ii, y
Mt rickcns G. II. on Sale,Iay in July mkt, n
valuable JRACX or LAND, situate in fickrnS
district, containing Three Hundred and Fiftv->iX
acres. anladoining lands of Samuel Maverick
deceased, John Howard and others. Sold as the
property cf Jacob Gwin
3ERhS-S"ld on credit Of twelve months
with interest, the purchaser giving note With ap-
proved security.
June ., 1857 II OWN, d0eat
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state az South Carolipsa.

-.,'NVEdV WH :3UWVW V'seFbKRpe:a,
rtcKESs p,sTEicT--iN rHR coruT OF conMoS Pl,r 49,
p''fs"" NJ, !. Ln"pk" Foreign Aoac1meat.
Thomas w. Chostnip. W. j, .Gmlt
NHEREAS, the plaintiff did. on the 4lb ,1ay
w of March, 1887, file his declaration ngnin:t
the defendant who las II Is ssitl) Is absent from
and withoutth the limits of this State. and have nor,
ther vile nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy OF the laid declaration might
deserved: 1t is ordered therefore. that tit. said
defendant do arpcar And plead t., tile said Gecia
ration nn or before tl'c 9Th day of March. 1883;
otherwise final and absolute judgment will diem
be given and awarded against him.
March ~. 1887 j. f. liAG0OD, cor
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N NaSTHSEs.

NETTLEup and commcncc anew An Notes
~ and Accounts due VI L. SHARPE si4st be
paid up by the first of August.
Prndletun June IL, 1857 40 3
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State oa' SOwiRa CaroIima.'

rlCEENs n'srnicr-iN the cerHT or COMMON PLEAs.
S'0'''S KS '''''@'r Foreign duocam4rt.
tnsm liangs ..t Co. Norris & harrisoa,
w HEREAS, the pInintilfs did .,n the 18th ,la,,
w of nccen,bcr, $50, file their declaration n
ganst the dcfesdahts who (as it is sai,l)arc nb.
ttat iiomand without the limits or this Sta,canca
have nrithpr wiIo nor attorney kn,wn within Tho
same, nl'or whom y copy 0f the said declaration
might he srgved: ltismdcred. tl,erefae, that the
sn'tl 'l,fr'Hlants 10 appear and plead te the said
declaration on or before the Istl, ,.nv of Dpcen,
Der. 1851 otherwise fin,i aud absolute iuduncns
Will then b. given and awnetlc,S again, / them.
Dec. rs. 1853 !. b. HSGO0U. cypus
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE
DERS0Ns SlesiF9us of purcbasing F.OTS
| IN thetown Of Wall,alla, can haye thep
on the Nsaat conditions. Apply to-
}. VI. 0SplSyDoRFI, Agt.
Nov. 8, 1884 90. II
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SPRING s. SUMNER. GOODS!

SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
At Bachelors Retreat.
FRE1CH, SWISS, BRi7ISH li4D
American DTy dSootis.
'EHE subscriber is n"w receiving ono of tbc
best selected and entire new S,ocl, of
TbHsY GOODS
he has had for the last seven wears Besides
which. he has II variety of FANCY GOOLS; !;
also Roots. Shoes. Hats and Bonncts OF nj! STYLES
and fashions; Groceries. Hardware, Croch.
cry. Medicines. Dyc.Smifs, &c: in rIGt most mr..
tices Usually kept in country store. Give me
u call and y"n will hot leave without making
purchase, and carving off II bargain!
will Barter for Corn. Fodder. Wheat, Bacon,
haw Hides lieesw"x, THliow, Dried Fruit, Dc,
allowing the very highest market prices.
LEONARD TOWERS
April % 1857 Al pm
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c. II, rsskurEL. r xa

G.. II. IssEHTEL. A. r N0i;NAS
ISSERTEL & NORMAN,
WaIfIalla, S. C.
THE subscribers beg leaveto inform their
/ friends and flie public generally. that
they are now receiving large aud elegant
assortment Of seasonable
R1Ty esOOds,
Consisting Of tho usual variety, which are
of the latest styles. and most beautiful pat.
terms, Together with. q fresh supply Of
GROCERIES,,
Purchased on the best terms IN the New
YorE, Baltimore and Charleston markets,
and will be s,dd onNsbe best terms fot CASE
only, Try ;l,em,
Jewclry, &c.
They also have or llasd q very valuable
Stcck Of Jeyelry, including xpiendid Gold
and Silver Watches, and Fancy Articles.
sDTssGs, Medicines, &Ec.
Their Stock in this department IS heasys
aad fhe assortment general, and, rs great
caro- vas had in, purchasing, the puYcbasrr
,ppy rest assured of getting q pure article.
phoir Stock einhYaces quite variety OF
other articles, which can only he appreyia.
led by being seen. csll, carls and buy
bargains. 1ssEarkl. q NogMAw.
Walhalla. NAV %. 1854 46 tf
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DIR. n. w. GREEN

I1FFERS his Professional seFyiccs TO the citi
N SeiJs al pickens District. iattllo praciieo, Of
Medicine a les yetiels brppaliss, lIs wouldsoy
tlat he has IN experience Of Ten vents Ia practice
ofieeiiii bis Store April Is, 1857
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ESsNAE. NaR PHCE.

FIN "A 4. Nab EHGE.
THE legal heirs and representatives of Russell
1 Cannon, dcceascG are hprcby notified TINT a
final scti element of the Estatu of the said eceas
rd will be had before the Ordinary ut rickepr
court H"nse, the 9th day of July next. Those
indebted to said estate viii make pn ymont ami
those having demands viii present t,em erl or be-.
fore that time RANSOM DuKEl
H. DUKE dam rs
April 20. 1857 lh SIN
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SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
GsEg dAfNKIRnA HnAs e.

GROCERIES,, &c.
ME undersigned has just returned flom
L Charleston wiIh u large and well selec
ted Stock of new and elegant
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting pa''y of CaIicoes, GingllanIs,
Mn>lus &c;
Bonnets, Trimmings, Ribbons. and Laccs:
Ci"ths, Cassimercs, D'ap d'Ete, Linens and
Ncsiings
Gloves Hats Il Caps, Boots d Shoe;
Saddles, Brides and Simtingales
Together with many other articles IN tho
Dry Goods line.
-dLS0. Scsars aud Tobacco Of tho very
best quality.
Groceries:
\ large and fresh lot, for sale very low
My friends and The pubic are requeste,r
to examine my stock for themselves, as I
charge nn'hing for showing Goods; and
am also determined TO sell us low Us tho
lowest, Try me.
| will exchange Goods for Bceswax, Tai
low, Feathers, Hides, ,Sc., &c, us well as
sell on the most reasonable terms.
J. n. LAWRENCE.
lickpns G. H.. March IL, 1857 35
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TgsnfBLg ToaS kBo Ix ihEls ois.--s,lt APP
gsdts that gLrNljaa. cosesy. ~, was visited
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~
MaxIIUsG DYA YIGlL kNae 3oSiMIlrgs
TX RocgiSdnSNC Co. Nal JefTsrson. Ran
dali, wi.o had been soni from Boekingham
county, Va, by a vigilance committee for
snillherous alleged Iawless acts, snell ms
burning barns. robberics and plapning the
assassination of ccrtain prSminent citizens
in that county, returned tb4fe ON Friday
last. He was immcdiately arrested by tie
vigilance committee aud ltc,l ia custody. TO
soe'if he eanIi mol bessWrenlegcd into tho
hands Of law on legal proof, Not being
able 10 accomplish that object the commit
tee OH fuesdaS 100 him ont and hung him
on attee aniil hc Was dead The sItich,
.nolia iispatuh stalos tIral Randall was a
man Of extraordinary physical stfcngiIs,eed
when captured WAS armed with a O 10 aud
pistol. but did not oiR.r any fesisIANca to
his captofs. Jones. o son a,lag OF Jsan-
Gall, was also iplhe clistodyof Tie com.
0Ittec, aud Sas To have beci tVBg on Med,
nesday.-- l3ali;sg0gc SIM,
TssnlBLg ToaS SsDo * itglsois. LID APP
gsdts thas gLsNljaa coNesy. lIt, was visited
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Anderson Prices Current.

eonnM,rEp MseKLY nl nyeLAxp. nIrcKLky 4
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(iddleburY Female Seminary

| he Winter QuMter commences on Wednes-
II, Dec. 2, and continues ten and half weeks
bi!s are not received for less than full quar-.
except by particular arrangement with the
Incipal.
Is AGNES GORDON, Principal and Preceptress.
IS NJ. J. Knowles, Assistant rrcceptress.
Is E. c. LAWRENCE, Teacher Of Drawing and
1ainting.
A. BoTT, Teacher of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
|aition-ln Elementary English, SO 90; Higher
klish, 81 so; Latin and English, So 90 Piano
oo Guitar SIS 90; SingingS2 90; Vocal Music
rs, 90 Painting in Water Coors, 81 90 III
SIS 90; Drawing, 50 Oo French, SO CO. Ger
b 81 90.
n extra charge of % cents is made for fires
sweeping.
fodrd-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
I'm, Lights and Washing, S25 90 per quarter
young ladies finding their own towels and
+ ps. Fuel is provided Mt cost
ills payable at the middle OF each quarter and
deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
|ddlebury, Nov. 10, 1857.
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WEYBRIDGH.

HE non resident propretors, and others of the
IN of Weybridge, in the County of Addison,
hereby Notified that the taxes assessed by
town within the year next preceding this
/, and the three years previous remain either
whole or in part unpaid, on the following des-
led lands in said town, to wit;
Ocners
|ophronia Smith, 80 acres.
hez Hays, Al LIZ
lizabeth Hays, heirs of 81 l-2 &"
|dric A. Ferris, Ia "
cription.-Lying on Snake Mountain, near
line between Weybridge and Addison, and
bg lands set off to these persons from the Es-
Of Friend Adams.
OUner
Estate of John halsey, "a acres
iption.-IIouse and lot near Otter Creek,
|west part of the town-original proprietor,
tus Sturtevant.
OicRer.
sdwin Lawrence, acres
Description. privilege on Turnpike Falls,
r. Peck Bridge, so called;
\ so much of said lands will he sold at public
|tion at the store of S. L. Sprague, in said
|ybridge, on the 9th day of December next, at
O'Clock in the afternoon, as shall be requisite
ischarge said taxes with costs unless previ-
Ply paid. G. L. HARRINGTON, First Const
Rated at Weybridge, this 18th day of Nov.
~. 1897. 30;3w
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BOSTON ADVERTISER ENTS
Burnett's Cocaine.
A perfect
Dressing for the Hair.


A perfect
Dressing for the Hair.
The COCAINE holds, in liquid form
large proportion Of deodorized COCOA NUT OIL
prepared expressly for this purpose.
No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which so exactly suit the various con-
ditions of the human hair
SoftcnS The hair wheR hard amt drv.
IL soottes the irriiatod scalp skin.
HaBo,dS The richest hustre,
II remains longest in effect.
1t is the best and cheapest Hair Dressing
in the World.
Marsden, speaking of the people of Sumatra
says-"Their hair is strong and of shining
BLACK, the improvement of both which qualities
it probably owes in n great measure to the con-
slant use of Cocoa Nut Oil - Morsdea, p.49.
TESTIMONIAL.
BosroS, July 10th, 1867.
Messrs. J. Burnett & Co i cannot refuse to
state the salutary effect in my own aggravated
case, ofyour excellent Hair Oil Cocoaine)
For many months my hair had been falling
of, until was fearful of losing it entirely The
skin upon my head become gradually more and
more intiamed. so that could not touch it with
out pain. This irritated condition attributed
to the use of various advertised hair washes
which have since been told contained camphene
spirit
BY the advice of my physician to whom you
had shown your process of purifying the Cocoa
Nut Oil, commenced its use thelast week in
June. The first application ALA, ed theitching
and irritation; in three or four days the redness
and tenderness disappeared; the hair ceased to
fall, and have now thick growth Of new hair.
trust that others similarly afflicted will be in
duced totry the same remedy
Yours, very truly SUSAN r. POPE.
Prepared only by J o. EPH BURNETT g. Co.
Boston, and for sale by all Druggists. Fifty
cents for half pint bottles.
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months.
Pills family boxes. 20 cts,-Plaster on Kid,
is "a cents.
10 The above articles are sold by the dealers
in Mddlebury, and by merchants everywhere
this paper circulates, and by one more agent
in every city, town and village in the United
States, Canada and South America.
Sold in Middlebury by all the Druggists.
G. l.. Case, +. A. Hamilton, Salisbury; Z.
Store Shoreham; F. F. Fletcher, and Gordon
Sear, Bridport; l.. W, Pollard. Addison; J. d.
Needham, Bristol; Market Hall Hnesburgh; II.
O. Smith, Monktoni also by Druggists in Yer
gennes. 20