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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-09

A New York letter says You may form some
notion OF the growing boldncss of the highway
men here when state that an English sailor,
just returned from Australia was knocked down
at the corner of Oak and Oliver streets, lasI
evening by gang of scoundrels, who not SAT;
isicd with taking S2lO in geld from the uniortu.
Aatc strangers purse, actually pulled of his boots
coat and lat leaving him literally naked in the
street. One of the rutfians, who gave his name
AS John Williams, identified this morning as one
of the party, WAS sent to the Tombs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-09

THE LITTLE SUGAR GlAST.-The Sugar Mill
of Henerey l. Co. was tried on Saturday last.
1t proves to be of great power, and the rollers
run 30, close and crushing, that not n tear.drop
is left for the cane to shed orerits crushed joints.
The residum seems Us dry as paper. Fifty stalks
of the cane gave over four gallons of juice. At
this rate, an acre closely planted, would yield
over four hundred gallons Of syrup.-Charleston
Standard
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-09

OUTRAGE IN Bosroy CMuRru.-R. II. Steven,
ESP we'll known and esteemed business man
Of Norfolk, Va, being on visit to Boston, re-
Gently visited church for colorcd persons. Sec.
ing some negroes from Virginia, he commenced
conversation with them, and the fact brcams
known that he was Shareholder The clergy.
man approached him and asked, "Do you own u
sou?n This WAS signal for offensive demon
stra,ions from the negroes, including threats of
shooting, tarring and fcathcring. Mr. Stevens
left, however, uninjured. The Boston papers
ex plain it by saying that the negroes thought
Mr. S. was there for the recovery Of y fugitive.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-09
A.2RIcuLTuRAL.

We ask tho espia'al attention Of our readers to the
notice of m ag .dtural meeting by the Secretary
of Our District & ley; and mny not also ark the
attendance Of eve farmer in the District upon that
occasion? We Il5fS; and at the same time, indulge
tho hope thnt tk i, public spirit enough in tho
farmers Of Old FSkeaold to make that meeting and
fair preparatory which it meets, occasions Of which
they may justly proud.
Agricultural g. eties are productive Of much good
to the farmer an through him to Ill classes Of soce.
ty And yet tn, IAN accomplish nothing unless far
rners take suteit interest in them to have annually,
at least. fair :'hich is exhibited every improve
ment which they sy have m.ds in crops, implements,
and stock Of r. ,iinds. And Fair, cannot be sus-
tancd unless +. :r. sre .timulstod and encouraged
in their ondoavo !. to Surps,s one another by pre-
MUM or prize alsted to excite emulation. There
premiums or pri. can only be offered from the fund
in the Treasurer hands, which fund is rassd ny the
initiation fee ci dollsr paid in by each member an
nunlly. tWO ho for th. credit Of the District, that
all the members hare been punetnil in paying this
little mite Hsnco we the importance Of swelling
the lists of membership and trust TINT hundreds of our
farmers who have heretofore been indifferent to this
l.udable enterprise, will aock around the secretary'
book, and lend helping hand to this good work.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

teen rings in the snakes tail. While he
was separating them from the carcass, he
felt slight pricking sensation in his heel
Turning round quickly, he discovered to
his horror, that he had placed his foot on
the snakes severed head, in which the
muscular action still continued, and all
lifeless as It was, it had bitten him
Colo now knew that he was dead
man, and his sole object was to see Ju-
anita before he expired. Cathing up his
prize which he had purchased with his
life, he rushed across the fields with the
speed of despair. Every moment he
felt the poison working more fatally ii
his brains, until at last swollen, GREATNESS
speechless, and frothing at the lips, he
rushed into Juanita's presence. He could
no longer articulate, but holding out t.
her the thirteen rattles in his swolleI
hand, and fixing on her one last look o.
devotion, he rolled on the floor at he
feet, and after few gasps breathed hi
last. Thus it is with love.
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LOTTERIES.

FENHE Lotteries of Samuel Swan & Co re chaI-
Il tered by the State Of Georgia, and ha, esEG1
commissioners appointed to superintend thsi
drawings, and certify that everything connects
with the same is done 10 a strictly honorable mar
ner. They offer to the public a fair oppo,tumE
for investment, the interests of parties at u.s.
lance being as well protected as though they vsfs
present. The managers would respectfully ea-
attention to the fact that all persons have lagE
right to send orders for tickets to Georgia. IS hs
lotteries of Samuel Swan & Co. are autho-ag
by the Legislature of that State. A lottery VII
be drawn every Saturday Throughout the ye-f ~
orders received being filled in the drawing nsA
to take place after the same comes to hand. 4'
eording to the scheme one ticket in every e
must draw a prize. Tickets So halves, -;
quarters, $3.50. No tickets sent unless the mon
ey accompanies the order. The drawings ~
| upon the principle of one number on each ucAe',
and are so simple that none can fail % unaafs a.
| them. There is no combination OF numbers y
mystify the buyer. Prizes vary from siO 2 ~
600; every prize being drawn, and result o. aIAf'
ing forwarded to all purchasers. -
D%A list of the numbers that are drawn ~
the wheel, with the amount that each pre- = !.
titled TO, win be published afer every aa5 W,
in the following papers New Orleans XII. XII.
Mobile Register, Charleston STANDARD, Nl'I -,
Gazette, Atlanta EateLigeRoer, Savaaaah ", -
and New York Weekly Day Book An.e ~
address plainly, and direct to s. SWAN o. W.
atlanta, Georgia. ,.s..t.a
Prizes paid in full no percentage asa'N'
from prizes as in other lotteries. ,.,t
All communications strictly conhdenu~I =
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BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The following wait aAoat on the " sea
of reading" we clip from an exchange.
We do not know its paternity, but it con-
tains some wholesome truths, beautifully
set forth:
Men seldom think of the great events
of death until the shadow falls across
their own path, hiding forever from their
eyes the traces of the loved ones whose
loving smiles are the sunlight of their
existence. Death is the great antagonist
of life, and the cold thought of the tomb
is the skeleton of all feasts. We do not
want to go through the dark valley altho
its passage may lead to paradise; and
with Charles Lamb, we do not want to
lie down in the muddy grave, even with
kings and princes for our bed-fellows.-
But the fiat of nature is memorable
There is no appeal of relief from the
great law which dooms US to dust. We
flourish and we fade as the leaves of the
forest, and the flower that blooms and
withers in day has not frazier hold
upon life than the mightiest monarch that
ever shook the earth with his footsteps
Generations of men appear and vanish
as the grass, and the countless multitude
that throngs the world to-day will to.
morrow disappear as the footsteps on the
shore.
Gin the beautiful drama of Ion, The
instinct of Immortality, so eloquently ut
| tered by the death devoted Greek, find
t deep response in every thoughtful soul
t When about to yield his existence as ;
sacrifice to faith, his beloved Clemanth
: asks if they shall not meet again, t
] which he replies They have asked tina
i dreadful question of the hills that loo
Y eternal-of the clear streams that fo'
e forever-of the stars among whose fel
h of azure my raised spirit had walked i
e glory. All were dumb. But while
S gazed upon thee living, I felt that ther
S is something in the love that mantle
d through its beauty that cannot who'll
+ perish. We shall meet again, Clemal
# the"
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They are claimed to excel other reed
instruments, in the following particulars :
LIST. Quality of tone.
I'd. Power of tone.
Sd. Quickness or yivacity.
4th. Resonance and intensity OF tone.
9Th. Distinctness and articulation.
9th. In the sympathetic blending to-
gether of the tones.
7th. In the removing by the sympa-
thetic attachment of the abrupt, stuccato
character in the termination of the tones
of other instruments.
9Th. The perfection of scale.
9th. The action of the keys.
10th. Capacity to produce musical et-
feet by variety of expression and execu-
ton.
18th. In dynamic expression, admitting
the various changes instantly or gradually
18th. The facility with which the va
rious effects are produced.
18th. The ease with which the wind il
generated.
14th. The impossibility of dust or any
obstruction getting to the reeds from th'
upper side of the instrument.
18th. The impossibility of the peda
rods dropping out as they often do il
other instruments.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

A SURE PROPHECY.-Some thousands
of years ago, celebrated Chinese phi
losopher, (Confucius,) pointing to the
West, prophecied that from thence should
come the hope and regeneration of the
world. The idea, it may be, gave birth
to Bishop Berkeley's celebrated line:
Westward the course of Empire takes its way!''
Certain it is, whether it be to Christian
ity, or to the progress of art, science and
commerce, that we look for the forward
march of civilization, the West has stead
lily expanded into broader and brighter
field of human development and triumph
while the East, which was first the
Garden of God," and the paradise Of
man has as readily receded into darkness
and inanity. Slowly and surely, from
as far back as we can trace history, the
great empire of the world has beer
tending westward. 1t has at length
crossed the last ocean, discovered the
farthermost hemisphere and soon pushing
itself against the shores of the Pacif,
will pause and rise to a power, intelIi
gence and splendor, in all that is emo
bling and happifying to man, such as tn
world of the past has never known. TIL
day-star of nations and of the race is n
, longer in the East. Brighter than til
Sun the adoring Magi worship, th
West reveals its light which is ere long
. react and illumine the whole earth.
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BACH'S
American Comnnnna

TNsHE subscribers would respec,fer,,
j. attention Of the People Of Vernon, -, = y
claims of 70 Dc
BAcHs AMERICAN coMPorvn
As one OF the best preparations bssor. a.
for the relief and cure Of the following corr, ss
Bronchitis, Monsters Sore TByoo, y
onek, Nursing and Ulcerated g
Mouths, Sore Nipples, Aercurial ~, 80
Ferer Sores, .Scrofsia, ULcsrat;a, ,
the Lungs and Stomach, all ~
Complaints, Female WsaLne,s ana ,',','
Irregularities, Fltor Albus, Tor WI;,. q
Coughs arising from an br,,., :,
Throat, Piles, Weak Stomach, 80
fact, in any case of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION op nm.
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY 'i eEg
In the city Of Auburn, where this raes;.,.
prepared, and the Proprietors reside, a -.
of the most reliable and respectable - y ~
efficacy have been furnished in its Nvc, y p
voluntary promptings EFF those Who bsvsi " las
lieved and cured Of long standing and e.,-,li.s 2
aggravated affections Of the above eoTs,ilie-y
from grateful desire to spread its lrns-l.99a1
and promote the good Of Others who msvts .9s9
| ilarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly har,v
cases of Bronchial and Throat Gfseta.., q ~
slight to Chronic determinations and ~. sa'a
Also in some very marked cases Of Fenals ~
ness and Irregularities, ard many oihs, - -
plants enumerated above. ''A'
We have also some strong cases Of this sb...
ter in our own State, in which it has been ",sal
with svoaderfal success, where for years 80. aa
many other remedies have failed 70 ar5 -. %
Its Ingredients, among which is gow ,s,.si
fluid extract of
"BFECH DROPS" OR "CANCER R0nr,
and composition are such as to render Il ps,ta,,,
ly safe and harmless, requiring the exercise n !.
special care in regard to the habits Of ths is5
vidual, beyond that ordinarily necessary.
From q personal knowledge Of these acts IA,
not hesitate to say TO all who are in any wsy n
fiicted with Bodily Weakness, Debility, mar
nation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
is recommended in the strongest assurance
Relief and Care.
FRED. Z. SMITH, Montpelier.
Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont
To whom all orders should be addressed.
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@ There is a monomaniac named
Brougham, in Montgomery county, Mo-,
who has lived under a shelving rock, on
the bank of the Loutre river, for the past
three years, all of which time he has
spent in digging in the solid rock, search
ing for treasure which he says his uncle
and some other men, who were miners
buried there more than hundred years
ago. His only garments are leather, and
his only tools an axe and tin pail.
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CERTIFICATES.
Important from DR.. E. w. Sabin. d
Rochester. N v

December !, 1856
This may certify that have made trial Of
"BACH's AMERICAN CoMPoUND' in a case q
severe Bronchial Election, and a long standing
irritation Of the mucas coat Of the Alinentaytrac
By the use oftwo bottles of the above COMPOUND
it is thought permanent cure was affected /
have seen its wonderful effec in a decided case
of Scrofula Consumption, where the patient was
thought to be beyond cuTe-after taking iewbot.
ties Of the american Compound is now thought to
be oat of danger, and nearly s0eR. From what |
have seen of the effect ofthe Compound, Ishouh
certainly recommend its use in such cases as
above named. Z. w. SABIN, n. D.
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@Old Rolla. a well-knowp bound q

EayOld Rolla, well-known hound of
Montgomery, Alabama, few days since
fell into well, forty feet deep, in which
he showed very little sagacity, but he
made up for it in getting out. A rope
being let down to him, he seized the end
in his teeth, and was thus-only, how
ever, on the second trial-hauled safely
forty feet out of the well.
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Er Tho lvncbers Of Roroer The low.

ca The lynchers of Barger, the Iowa
murderer, exhumed the body the day
the trial and driving it in wagon to the
door Of a prominent hotel, left it hold
ing in one hand paper on which was a
call for horse feed and lodging. This is
about the ghastliest "joke" we have
heard of recently it is worthy only Of
lynchsrs.
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Mr.. Editor:

II WISH to say to all persons who are indebted
Il to me by Note or Account, that l mast have
some PAY between this and the goth day Of
MAY next, and NO MISTAKE!! All who will
pay me FIFTY CENTS on the Dollar can have an
extension of time for the remainder, if desired.
l think, considering the hard time, that my re-
quest is reasonable and ought to be attended to.
ASK and We shall receive"
And again it says: He that asketh receiyeth."
trust ii will prove true in this case; but should
it not, we have a remedy which, though severe,
usually brings to repentance.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
Irasburgh, April2s 1857. 1s:ti
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81 A certain preventive to attacks of
mosquitoes, black flies, &c, is said TO be
-glycerine 4 o., oil of peppermint 2 IL
drachms, oil of turpentine 4 drachms.-
The face, neck, hands, in fact all parts
exposed, to be rubbed with the mixture.
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The United States Minister at Con-
stantinople, Mr.. Spence, is now at Buch-
Arrest, on the Danube, whittier he has
gone ostensibly for commercial purposes,
but really, it is said at Constantinople,
for political object, connected with the
question of the union of the two Prin-
cipaGties.
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LANDlNUh DhlU0S,
A, C.. TABER. NJ. ID.

Hon. D. L DODGE, of Auburn, n. Y, and
late member of our State Legislature, and one Of
the most accomplished Physicians and Chemists
of our country, after giving this medicine his per;
sonal observation, says" II is destined to SUPER.
sede all liquid preparations for the cure Of CAroaiC
disedsess
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Medicine for the People

VNHE subscriber has received the IaIse .Sor !,
Il ment of Patent Medicines from u. 80. s.ss
G. G. Kellam-the Agency having beeh -, \, s.
red. A full supply viii hereafter be AsP'
at my store. n NvF
Sept. 20, 1868 T. ".
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eg A Wisconsin editor says, that at
Marietta (Ohio) the French Minister,
Count de Sartiges, was introduced as
Count ,SaHsaqes.
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-Auburn, N. :, June 10, I555.
We, the undersigned, have received the fJrmu
la for preparing ''BAca's AMERICAN CoMPouSD,h
and as far as we have tested it, can recommend
its general use as tonic and Alternative Medicint,
to REMOVE INITIATED HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD.
and peculiarly adapted to Females suffering from
Leucorrhoea, whites, ard to those whose con
stitutions are enfeebled from Intermittent Ferer
JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS, NJ. D.,
LANSINGH BRIGGS, Md,
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Furniture

in unusual variety and styles. PARL OR SETS
in DAlLASK, USH, and HAIR CLOTH,
MAHOGANY and PAINTED CLIMBER suits.
MARBLE TOP TOILET BUREA Us, and
CENTER Tables and very full stock of
Mahogany ard Walnut SOFAS. ROCKING and
PARL OR CHAIRS, CENTER and SIDE IA
BLES, EXTENSION DINING TABLE, and
almost every thing which helps make well Sc
lected, and assorted stock of House furnishing
goods.
OVAL and PLAIN, GILT ROSE WOOD
and MAHOGANY FRAME
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Notice to Everybody.

HASKELL & HAITIAN can and ioiR sell goods
Ill at wholesale or retail cheaper thae the cheap
est.
Just imported from the best manufacturers in
England, fifty two pieces all wool cloths, consist
ing Of Devonshire cloths, water proof Beavers,
Claret, Rifle. Fancy and gold mixed Devonshires,
Doeskins fancy Plaided, bordered and black, do.
A large assortment Of Alpaccas, Verona sur
ges, Lama plaids, French all wool Thibets, Mo-
rine skirtings, regattas, ginghams, fine family
linnens, superior sheetings, damasks, huekaback,
buttons, linnen thread, ribbons, edgings, ladies'
gauntets, linen haKdkerchiefs, cravats, horse
blankets, &c.
With the advantages of importing we can and
viii sell the above goods at Boston or Montreal
prices.
ALSO ON HAND
10 hhds Malson's best high wines,
Martell's best brandy,
pale,
2 DeKaaypen's Gin,
hhds wine, Port, Sherry, and Madeira,
Scotch whskey,
2 Z" Monongahela,
2 Jamaica spirits,
1000 cod fish, 5 tierces Hudson Bay salmon,
bbls white fish, do No. mackerel.
A large assortment of teas, tobaccos, sugar
and spices, ready made clothing, boots and shoes
buffalo robes, otter caps ladies' furs, furniture
! crockery, hardware, iron and steel.
All orders addressed Derby Line, Vt, will re
ceive prompt attention.
Mammoth Store, Rock Island, Dec. 16, $3.50
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER |
ACARn.

For the convenience of Druggists and indivil.
uals now using this Medicine in the State Of Va
mont, constant supply will be kept in the hand
of our State Agent, FRED. E. SMITH, and Il
applications or orders win be promptly filled, q
the same terms as lokeR addressed TO rs.
P. V.R. COVENTRY & CO., Proprietor,
81 Genesee ST., Auburn, n
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NOTICE.

VNHE Subscribers are this day receiving large
J. assortment of Goods, which will be sold as
Cheap as any other Establishment,
not excepting the Commission Store. Our stories
are short, all we ask is, just examine for your
selves and be your own judges.
GEO. WORTHfNGTON JE. & Co.
June 8, 1857.
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Maple Sugar.

TIME subscriber would say 70 his nnn - d
IL customers and friends that be Is Pc
receive maple sugar in any quantity III
for
BOOKS AND ST'ATIOAEhf
and pay the highest prices, via. IRON
cts, as per quality, II delivered AZ BIS ie,,,est
He would also say that he has Jass VS.
from Boston with very
Large Stock of Books and Statiohs.i Y.
which be is prepared to sell hitie els - u
ever. But you are ready 70 ask no. 80. "a -
Books cheaper and pay more for All So ~. a D.
duce than anybody else; the secret iss ass
principle Of the " nimble sisPenee, "
sales and small profits. .,...ryy pRoWS.
Craftsbury, May IL, 1857.
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LOOKING GLASSES.
PICTURE FRAMES. FEATHERS, MATTRA
SEES SPRING BEDS,
PAPER HANGINGS.

NOW is the time to buy because they can be
bought cheap, and because home comfort may be
greatly increased by the interior decoration
dwellings, and because IS cold winter is coming
and the bitter blast may be very effectually shut
out by papering the walls of living rooms, thus
saving FUEL, and many an uncomfortable shiver.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing.
AT the Head of State Street,
Montpelier, Vermont. 43yr1.
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F AR III FOR SALE
200 ACRES

SS&S -E-A&%6 AA-aS)
of first rate land, divided into moving, tillage
pasturing and wood land; this is an excellent
stock farm, cutting from IS to 100 tons of hay
There is running water to the house and barn
which is never dry. On the farm is Sugar Or
chard of 400 trees, small Apple Orchard and
any quantity of Plum trees. This farm will keep
thirty COWS the year round, and team to carry il
on. Said farm will be sold to the highest bidder
one half cash this fall and the remainder in one
year.
Any one wanting to buy farm will do well tc
call and look for himself; this will be bargain
for somebody, for am bound for the West. Sale
positive-no buy-bidders. Possession given the
first of October next. B. P. KING.
clover, May 2, 1857. 23w3z
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HARNESSES made and repaired % '''-
Ill IN his usual good style, BY srsNfoEp
IFasburgh, Jan. /, lssT.
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them genuine.
CAUTION.

All the genuine medicine lears the fac sim'te o.
P. V. R. COVENTRY & CO., on the outsids
wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot, 50 GENEsEE 81
AUBURN, N. Y.
FRED. E. SMITH, General Agentfor the State
of Vermont.
For sale by R. w. NYE. Irasburgh, Vt. IS
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HANS, SALT. NAILS, COP r. t "a
n n Salmratus, Sulphur, Chalk, los ~ Rsisls
Camphene, Lamp OIL, Brooms, s''s si,sesftss
Cast Steel and Steel Plated shoves, - v.FlslY
~ West Iadis Goods snd Hardware. Nfg
be sold cheap at The S""
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Bach's Family Recipe Book is to be had gratis
of all Agents-you will there see cures Of disea
ses recorded-and you are invited to communi-
cate with any whose certificates are given Il
order To rrnve them pennine.
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WAGONS! WAGONS

A LOT of good down country Wagons war
Barton Landing, July %, 1s56.-31tf,
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T 9 "a - (!

AIDES can find shoes or CATERS of every de-,
IL scription at WORTHINGTON'S.
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DosIN. TAR, CHALK, WHITING.
Il = Borax, Soda, Camphor, Indigo, and all the
variety of Patent Medicines; also Dye Stuffs, can
be found at r. w. NYE'S.