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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-01
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER L, 1S57.--~-

there was a rent or tear on one side and
slightly blood-stained. On the retreat of
Lord Rawdon, Gen. Greene retained pos
session of the field, and there the body of
Denny Porterfeld found an honorable
grave. His horse lived fol several years,
pensioner, roaming at pleasure on the
banks of Cross Creek-known and beloved
by all who venerated the valor and chivalry
of Denny Porterfeld.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-01
NARCOTIC SUBSTANCES.

It is stated in an essay by reliable au-
thor on ''Chemistry of Common Life,' that
of tobacco there are consumed about 4, 4,48O
millions of pounds every year; of betel 500
millions of opium, % millions; of hops,
80 millions, and of coca, 80 millions of
pounds. The cost of distilled spirits to the
people of Great Britain amounted in l949
25 millions, and tobacco seven millions and
half, making in all an annual expenditure
of ffty-seven millions Of pounds in these
stimulants, not including the cost of tea,
coffee and chocolate. This sum equals the
whole public revenue of Great Britain. 1t
is justly remarked by theauthor from whom
these facts are taken that, whilst we may
naturally inveigh against such an excess Of
unproductive and often injurious sensual
qualification, it is obvious that tastes SO
deeply seated in human nature, so univer-
sally indulged, and so detrly gratifed must
take their origin in the physiological con-
dition of man, and have some intimate con-
nection with the natural conditions of his
being.
The curious fact is stated that, the COM
mon clay pipe now used in smoking tobac
co, was used in nearly its present shape at
the first introduction of that weed, as though
before approved for a similar use. There
have been occasionally found in Irish bogs,
clay pipes, supposed to be of date ante
rior to the Introduction of tobacco. In
Croke's Legends and Traditions of the
South of Ireland reference is made to q
dudheen which was dug up at Brannocks-
town, county Kildare, sticking between the
teeth of human skull. and to other author
ity which would show that the northern ma
tions of Europe, long before the discovery
of America, either smoked tobacco, or an
herb of similar properties, and that they
smoked it through small tubes. 1t is said
that in one of the ancient chimney pieces
in Cawdor Castle, there is a rude carving
in stone of fox smoking tobacco pipe,
with the date of 1910. Another learned
English authority considers it certain that
habit of smoking had been acquired in
England long before the days of Sir Walter
Raleigh, and mentions singular fact, in
support of the theory that something was
smoked before the introduction of the to-
bacco plant, that, in spite of the suppress
sive edict of Queen Elizabeth, and the
"Counterblast of James, the Society of To-
bacco-pipe Makers, in the seventeenth
year of the reign of the latter, had become
so very numerous and considerable body,
that they we're incorporated by royal char
ter, and bore on their shield tobacco plant
in full blossom.
TAvAvE1rr,c R1pTu u DsY-Tho aid oruo on
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-01
THE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE.

The Charleston Mercury gives an inter
esting account of the first locomotive built
in this country. 1t says that the South
| Carolina Railroad was the first one COM
menced in the United States, to be worked
| by steam power, and when finished and
ready for use, which was on the I'd October,
1888, it was the longest railroad in the world
being 136 miles from Charleston to Ham
| burg. 1t was the first railroad in the Unit
| ed States that carried the mails, and the
| first locomotive built in this country was
constructed for and used on that road.
This engine would be curiosity if plac-
ed alongside of one of Norris's or Baldwin s
last improvements. 1t was named the ''Best
Friend" and was built under the direction
of Mr. E. L. Miller, of Walterboro, at the
West Point foundry of Messrs. kemble, N.
Y. The engine had no tender, but carried
its own wood and water. The wheels were
of wood, with spokes like a wagon, and the
wheel armed with a wrought iron tire. The
engineer who run the first locomotive that
was used on this or any other road in the
United States, was X. y. Darrell, an ap-
prentice brought up in Dotterer's machine
shop.
After few trips, the wooden wheels of
the ''Best Friend gave way, and were re-
placed by cast iron ones, the pattern for
which was made, and the wheels cast, by
another of Dotterer's apprentice boys, j. u.
Petsch, then the foreman of that we'll known
establishment. These, it is believed, were
the first cast iron wheels used on railroadsin
this country. The "Best Friend" blew up
after q brief career, and from its wreck an
other engiue was built by Mr. Petsch, at the
Company's work shop, of which he was then
in charge. 1t was called the Ph9nix.-
Previously to this the crank axle had been
used, but in the reconstruction of this en-
gine, Mr. J. d. Petsch introduced the
straight axle with outside connexions, and
also wrought iron tires on the cast iron driy-
ing wheels, neither of which, it is believed,
had before been tried in this country.
A man was recently bitten in one of his
arms bv lunatic in the Insane Asylum at
Hartford, Conn. Shortly after the occur
renee the arm began to swell, and exhibited
signs of being poisoned. Medical men are
of the opinion that the virus from the
lunatics teeth was communicated into his
system by the bite, and that he will eventually
become rad.
To keep shippers out of bacon in Sum
mer-eat it early In the Spring. We
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-01

To keep shippers out of bacon in Sum
mer-eat it early In the Spring. We
never knew it to fail.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-09-01
Dissolution.

The firm of MILLER & ORR was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 9th OF July. Those
indebted to the late firm will please make inme-
diate payment. II. S. MILLER,
Aug. 4, 1857. DAVID ORR.
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H. B. Dowler & Co.'S
CELEBRATED
VIE AT f A N S.

The subscribers are engaged at Monroe
Union county, n. c, in putting up the above
named Fans. In their manner of construction
and operations and entire adaptation to the pur-
poses for which they designed. these tans
are unequalled by any that have heretofore been
offered to the public. They are constructed OF
the best materials, and none but the best work
men are employed. An experience of five years
in the business justifes the belief that entire
satisfaction will be given.
All our work is warranted.
~ All orders will receive prompt attention
and the machinery delivered according to order
References:
ID. A Covington, J. P. Houston, Munroe Z.
James Is Robinson, Benz Morrow, Mecklenburg
county
VIM Smith, DR. Watkins, Anson county.
ROSE IL STEEL.
MONROE, Union county, March Goth. 6m
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g- For the Cheapest stock of Clothing
you ever saw 90 to the Emporium of FASH
ion of FULLINGS & co,
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H- For the Prettiest stock of Clothing
ion of FULLINGS & CO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-29
CLARk'S FEMALE Pills

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Prepared from a
prescription Of Sir Clark D. PHYSICIAN Exraordi,rrt
the Queen.
iA's INV ""''e lhrUc "Htelling in the cure of ali
those painful ana dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject. II mocTats all excess and renoy..
all distinctions, and speedy may re relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited, 1t will in a short time r;n, an tho
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price dollar bears the ,oye-,,,or.
of Great Britain 10 prevent cnjntcr:cts
CAUnoS.-Ehc>e Pills ,iIo!l not BE takrylIy fom,io,h
are pregnant during the first three months as they suro
10 bring on MIscAEIaGE but every other time
cry other case. they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
l. {. BALDWIN X co. Rochester Wy
Tut'ie& Noses, Auburn, y !. General AGENTS
sVV ana postage stamps enclosed 10 any a;tho-;y
ed Agent Ill ensure bottle OF the Pills by return ,oo
For SAT- b. FRED. J.. SMITH, Monipeiier Wholesale,
gtn for Vermont Sold hv Frow,e / IIOYT .rI
i.'nghan, = Johnsbury, j ) Ii Wees Dan,ii,e + =
X eyes NcWbi -'"''i r q
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\ PEov0kINC BoY.-A correspondent of
the Detroit .l'IrC1tsr, SAYS man was recent
ly selling baulhy horse to stranger, telling
him he was "all right" &C.. when little ur-
chin rushed up to him and inquired very
earnesty -"G Grandpa. which boss YOU goin to
sell. dat one YOU build fire under to ma Ike
him draw" The bargain was not COM
plctcd
re- The very latest novelty iii dress in
Paris is crinolirc slecres. Now, then, stand
off entirely.
r. The financial endorsements of Thomas
McEhath have led to the withdrawal of his
name from the New York Xiitune. which is
now published by Horace Greeley & Co.
- Mr.. President. rise to get up. and
am rot backward to come forward III the
cause of education. for had it not been for
education. would be as ignorant as YOU are,
Mr. President.
The CLERGYMAN AND TIE SkEpTEC.-'If
we are to live after death. why don't We have
some certain knowledge Of it ." said a skeptic
to clergyman. WHY didn't YOU have some
of this world before YOU came IL
to II >" was the causlic reply.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-29
THE MARKETS
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE: u AEKLT- UGust ~
Al market Isl, Cattle a0 Ecrvcs :n ~ Stores: con
.istn. cf W"rkin: Oxen. Cows and Calves. Ycarlgs.
Twn and Three. Tears Oh!.
Pricc>-Markct Beef Extra including nothing h';t the
best large IA. saii-i"l OAcn 4'n per 1St quail
" iH,iuC nothing, but the best large fat sal-tcd on
SEA -: ~ quality. includn. the best Cra>Sfd On
The best stabilized Cows. and the hc>; :lrc.. Old
Steers. S-E:aN,H' 81 quality &c., 800: ordinary IS
Etrrclliu. Iottir-\" quotations.
Stores" "!Hi. oxen. from 3im' ~. Iii l-a. crn
C" .! Calves nom -. - i5"u. Y,aririr> fl-ai9:
w" Years Old. = -: Three years oil f{;i.n
80 21';,3: EN,la -: objections. g. 31aI4l412
:iwurfao western At ri.kc.. Prices live weight.
la dressed. lee ,r'r H..
Hides - pr H.; fal,w, La &c per 10; Pe..
&c % each: Cal; Skins. lt!c
Veal calves Bur Iiitl" o..'''i for.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Ausi,st ~
At i.iMrkcti'o reFa attic. o'0 Stores pairs Working
oxen. ly C'"S AID Calves. 1859 sheep and lambs. and
Prices II E"cf Extra 90: first quality S. SO: sec
"ld do $50. t.r '" s..:s,1 or!.:Iacy, s3,vp.
NurAiu: uNcI! Sale =, ne
Cows AID ar,.-- Sales al {oi g = 81 sea A..
Veal Calves Sales n go. las each.
Si"HrS-i 'arii:ie Lag: Two !ra:s o!t, Sc-aSo .ree
Years old. $50
>a'ep a.i l-ar.hs E,:ra. 81. SIS AS. u !o,
Z. GO" - -
p, ~ -. ,,t.il ll.lcc per u. S:.oa;~ y.
H!.-. L. 20 y; PIX. aa7;c. Tail,,v-. u. &
;'r To-: t'l; Sins Is IL i,.. Il.
H-;ia'", o"ii-i l.. ti"ltr-e saplS of BEEF ~ uarkct
''.., Nav" ;i,'fr 'r,fN - T. Pc ut. ain Nh
cattle r.,; t'i:oT than last K. iher al"
clio 80 ~..c', A:iI -'r''.'. SW ln' ~ ~Il'.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-29
XsEn>ON,S ASEH:CAN St;.yE AND
1 isi-ES GIN NENY. T. ~. y, ,..i.i::a

hiss >t' "a" s M :a,.ei III, fav.,r Tho = -
In" ( It's >,ar>. Cuts BRUISES. Lire sf
Esell '.r'l i.sr and ArIuS Ni'is-. iiI>e=S.<
81. ~ S.'' li E;.,.,u. ;iIl.taii'<.
Bits i &">il.,:-s Si'!rr>. Flies Pc! Hes and
Il a, -in Sic, "a i.sirl'. WIr.,s f-fI TIT, Fans
ia nc STE a. aC. Ci=fvs C,Ti4- i:.i> (. El"
.i iI al 'r- :: c'D ~! Il iitst,n i !rsc.e'..
f- i-fr 'lsr> I.i'cls r-6il lax.
Joseph i'll ;,>'N. ~. F.. ;-;.-. II= ,s.;r Mass.
= < T., RE- ( CO J-ti.r~ai ACUris y" t.,ri.., R,s-
S"i =: az, rnlarS medicines n.c.t
- the States ami i:'ii-h Prus ii,r>
For sa. in ST JiI.,,ry Il, H. T. iin,f i'1Sisi West
e. I'C'-t, Cord ilii'ariS c. ,i,.ic v s,o,i. ard
'ir"reI'-s :rsr'rc. J 4, Barring Co. Ess Johns
lE:y. Aid1ic. 1 Harrington. "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-29
ST. IO!iNSHvKY. VI. .tur. c1th

Mr.. stone: You noticed the anticipated
Balloon ascension of Mr.. Wise. in YOUR pa
per week or two since. and it may be inter
cStng for YOU. so as to assure the community
Of what is being donc-.o insert the words
Of himself IL regard to it. He writes:
Il Will cndcyor to meet the engagement
with all my energy and appliances; and if
deemed ncccssary. viii engage an assistant
Of skill ard experience. to make it doa|Iy
ynr. | an very DESTROYS that the ascension
shall he worthy the patronage bestowed upon
me. and wi>h therefore, that the same energy
and lrovis ons be applied by The Committee.
as characterized 'hc Caledonia ascension last
year"
The Committee were chosen the 18th. and
arc determined 70 meet Mr. W'i>rS every
want. and that 10 lack of c:!crgv or their
part shall make failure Il is proposed to
have two asccnSions-onc here. at the time
Of our Fair. and the other at bradford Fair
Grounds. two days after. i rich programme
will give further particulars.
Yours truly.
Gro. \. MERRILL
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STATE or IIpltDN1

l:SsrJ District
IL Probate Court holden NJ luncUra within aud Tor said
district. on III" i4th isv Of August \ u IS.
mo. q. HOOD Administrator "n the e,fei.. 81 Jaro
cree late "fCanaan In said district, arti pre-
ms administration account for settlements Wtcreuuru
1t l. "r:ci dat the Sane De- referred 'h IctA av ~
S"?'"i"rrnrx a. tt- Pr"a'e ono il said I'm, rur,
'T c1.;raI II and allowance and thai al l,,rr,rd
o. notified hereof. 10y tn" publication q" thi, order To
sitP">iA: printed ST 81 1uiIshIry three
lNtl ~ sl AS nav be- that they auncar ana SAID
Time ana 'a'' II li.'i sec cause. 81 i",i :a"r.t"l
Attest. WM Oh A\Di...it I;.G.c I'll Pr, ate
4 trrsCorv Il record "a
Arrest. ISRAEL. DEW EFT Rstis,sr
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y. Excelsior Flows. q
y large and increasing number Of

- ''t7' ''I''1 III V1SI.Ih IIIlI!lUcf OF
G @ 9 j IA Il NII.,ES
arc using tn" warranted Flows: made at the In
ION Iron " orhS. and they pronounce them better
than the best. If any plowman deems This void
OF the truth. only ask such to hitch ON .hc;r.,,
Tie and give them an honest trial You can hc
favored with large variety for selection. sucb az
choice Eagic>, Side Hill and Right Hand. Excel
sior and Planters. Friend with All. the Vermont.
or $ or Moore Flows. and circle of small rlows
from GllT"rent patterns. It VIII cost NOTHING, f.
,noN fhrn over The Trade VIII be supplied at a
liberal discount
\. b.-ljon't strangle thc country chickensan
feed the city gnbblers. but give ,ncritorious az
tlclo far play, If il IS unfortunate as 10 oriri
nate in the country.
luxe BUELL..
st. J"hns5urr. april 20. 1887. 3o-,5.
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FONHISSiGNE'H.S NDTiFE.

y y
"A T. The Subscribers heinz oiiI:c lay tn" Probate Currt
Is: ti' district Of Caledonia. commissioners
e1a'f" ami adjust all claim. and demands all ,--
sons a,IIlSf Andrew Ia,la,. atc "f Ivl,i in sal; lis
til deceased. and the claims OF the deceased c,i,c,
III 'h>t hcre'" hereby give notice that months from
the llh day of August. 4. liI allowed f the
H"rS l" present their claims sal. commissioner, for
tAalliia"n and allow and that will meet Tor
That Ir,">r al the c,Fce "i GC&G W Caino In Iv;,-
f"fs rncSia, III" Sth .iav September I> An,
da' III" l'1h 'ay "f February l> at clock In the
afternoon, each If said DAYS
WM II. MC'AFFEI,l ,.,.,,.,
LOVED PORTER. commissioners
LYNDON Auc a.
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I LIBERATION. This rcr,i.cs that ! have

II given my son. Benjamin Dayirs House.
the remainder of his mrorit.-i >hai! c.ai,:l none
OF his earnings nor >h1li he rc*p':.>i5lc fr any
Gcr, of hi, contracting. AT, t.;, date.
\. Il. HOUSE.
G.I. MGGI>s. }v.;..,.s
~ 7 prtr "iNit9S'' tS-.,;
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Special Notice.

Z PROMPT scti!emcnt of I'll demands in favor
. Ct J. J. B.HcGnIT. and Ntwr1IS B,<
ROT is requested. This notice is inn,,ntjrr. a.
i)r J.. IS about 70 move rHt If the State IhcTe-
ilands Will Ne foAnd IN the hands Of NJ. +. Tay
al Newell iianc:oi,'> Gfi,c, No. = fi,;rody.i,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-29
Keoal ADVERTISEMENTS.
MATpsToNE.

vIIIE ro-r,>ident pr,rirtors the town ii Maidstone
in the county 81 E>5ry are hereby notified that the tan
Is assessed 10y said within three heNt rc,r!
iu this either in hole in part unpaid
The follow ins descr!brd lalllS III said town. u wit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-29
Something New.

a Cooking range designed for country rsc-
i suitable for every one :. no has ,,.b-ron,,
a summer or winter cook room or dairy room and
ever, house to be complete should have one
BOINTON & DFMIEG
st. Johnsbury, Nav 18th. 1877 34.f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-29

A trkE FOR " Hn"PrNC CurGH-St IIva,ti,tbo t.ua,,
Fast Aug IL i>''-M">sr> Seth ". Fnwlr Co-t;ri,-
c'ti several months since little ,au.tcr IF r; r.
zen Years 81 age wa. taken with Wl"uiig C. In very
a--!aN slc i'in and Iutli. could nr her s,onu,;
III any way I" rel!cVc her suffering We at length
l" U! hptt" Of Your Dr Wi>tars RalSa n " i'll thrr
~ W 'hr' hours after She had using if she
wa great! relieved and in less than three sv, was on
'ifriH 'ir'' and Is no" WE'LL. have rcc,,};ncrf.
The aisai t" many "f M re.ltnrs h, have us,I il
a'l III "caSc hay. known 1t fail Of tiTecti,c = s,.e,l,
f''N SPECIFY
on are At liberty 10 make any use Of fine above Won
link rr""r- II il shall induce snvnriv 10 use ;nrr Raj
sam Shall be glad Tor have great Confidence in il ~
Yours. =. GIiTTE
n Proprietor Of the Courier de St Iva, iitl,o
buy none Without the signature Of |. BUTTS. a.
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These Meetings to begin at 1o'clock I. NJ each
Gav.
1t is hoped that tho friends ofthc cause, as well
as others. will come out, in multitldcs .nd hear
on" who pleads coqucntlv in behalf OF the op-
pressed.
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Notice.,

-" T. is hereby gwen that application will
be made to the Legislature Of Vermont ~
their next session. 20 ':,rtcra bank to be located
i'll The village # st. John>bury. BIZ the name Of
Bark Of -. Johnshiry.
ANc q ISL 20 "a
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ST.iIE OF TER.HONT.

- I + OF ] T R.WJN T.
Essex District. -
IN rr"has Court h"ldcnat Irncnhurc shin sud for SAT-.
district on IT," !Ith av e August. \ u 1851:
HORACE J.. WALTER. Il imnIstra.or on the estate y,
Manning Waiter late {. East Haven. in said district de-
e6ass' makes application to said c"r 70 extend the line
'rr"o!" aw"! him 20 pay the debts due from =.
l&t" ai!' tn FENDER his administration account uu some
future day Wh"r"rI"r. = ordered hy said court that
sHd Application m heard y! the Probate Uir IA LINEN
'I-S "n tho Eth day ofS it"ulor A. ~ -: n,i II i.
further Terro that h"'c"c given 10 al pers MS concern
cd 10y the n'ica"n Of :!is order in thu Caic,. i:ian
printed at St Jolsl.v three weeks successfully ,cSrr
sai,! hearing ~ the Csr!rt
Attest. VIZ. CHANDLER Ju..cc II Probate
"A toe C"pE "l rt"r" 4.-i9
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'ENiE subscriber as recently purchased the
L :1poheca:y shop II Lyndon owned Nv rr.
u. y. irw!i. .yh'rr may le 81, I'D f:..l assortment,
Of Dr'iSs and Medicines. Vegetable. Mineral ard
Patent. Also.
chr .Wr4LS, S|'EGI|.iL I.ESTHI-
-M.EYS. FiHCf liHTElLE.S.
and in short. everything KEEP, in like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with accuracy and
,.r>la:rh: N.dv;ncs Surgical Instruments and
Books. NtG;rai II Ni>c-iianccus, no, cn hand
viii be ,'~nr::rcd N sh.r; notice
/" Orders ,;:a:cfrliy received am: !ro:p,., -,
:eni"d -. l.. y CAEfENfKh.
Lyndon, june Il. 80. Ga;f
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New Advancement.

Gf'iIE subscriber a,iuy purch1s d the entire ia
:crcst ri y. i. Film / in the Iia:ncs. i;:!si-
Railroad Street. is now prepared to furnish
all kinds Of work in this line. 1T short notice and
il a Norkmanlihe manner.
IN assortment #
coon HARNESSES
constantly on hand.
l. REPAIRING done IT short notice.
j. +. I.AI,ICi.R.
Opposite the Ia:.sinp::s House, ST. John.'urr.
VI Nav - 1917 3:if
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1iiEiei AGES AND DEATHS.

The Simple aaH"Hnca:n,nt u: Deaths and Mar
arv notice, Al l., q .l..ri :; a,i,y1ti~i~ :, rates
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NGTTcE

f.. IN" subscribers. hoir- appointed r. the prnh,.e
W Court for the district Called MIA Fnnn,i.sn .rs ia
receive" examine AMI adjust all claims md demand. Of all
persons AGAINST HciilEiin ETnly late Lyndon in sal.
district deceased ard the claims he rcclsel i,ed
IN onset thereto hereby give notice that SIX ins m
tie 18th day "i September. A. d. 1917 a:c allowed for The
cr"''' Z" present their claims - sail commissioners
FIR cNan nation and allowance and thai We will! meet for
thai purpose al the lat" dwelling horse f sale; Euc,;v
on the ain day SHlcn.tr 80 al the iih ,av 81 Fell
riaEy 1875 at at ten O'Clock \. NJ on each % said DAYS
"a CiHooN,l ro...,...
PHILIP tOS& 'oh!''i1s'''e's-
'-shi''i' August :, 1872. 46-iS
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v - - - "a" "h' VI 90 so" ~ i.''i' au'u"N.
~ -" Ina H ktr"i&" ilu'.s'. in .?ii TtWU " East
Haven th. first day "fncuicc ucN' n ~ in -
49," -; Il AL IL :"iir.d /; Is, trcc .. ;a<r, ,tI
,,St- 1'l. r'"'N i"Usly paid.
pEl.t - !..Nj Haven. ~; I-l "a, - iG.'>t. y
u. &. III BISON. First C,i..tq'i"
80 i>s':,d ~ \ : i!.y- Ar" t>,t !. ., 3. ,!,ik
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Farm for Sale at Auction,

'EEHE subscriber offers his farm for sale at Auc-
4 h"n. N'p;r,nhcr l.. consisting Of 225 acres Of
pasture. tii!"sc. and wood land situated two miles
north Of Pcacham corner. The buildings on said /
farm arc good. and in good repair ANY one wish |
ING to purchase. will do well to call and examine
before purchasing, elsewhere. Also 40 tons of
hay. . Cows. :; icarngs, 20 Sheep 400 Sap Tubs. |
all of which will be sold to the highest bidder if
not previously disposed of.
\. J. SHAW & co.
Tcacham. Aug. -. 1857. $50
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AID much Of said lais III b" SD; a public -rr;ion .:
,!wcis hO,c in saii Maidstone" GA Saturday. III" -"
,l.v Oc;oi,r NEXT rr,k w IL" ,I"""!:. =: shall
b. requisite t. DISCHARGE sail t c"sts n":s pre-
N.u,!slv paid. LEW l. HALL. Fnsi t"lsti'H'
V,.Is.ou, Auc 4 lsk- I>-;n
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G. NJ. STONE co.
a WORD FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SPEAK
EnI, TuETSl,i Nt.S

FOR TIIEHSI.N rs.
We sincerely wish could stand by TIE sid" Of every
mother VII" has ci!ili >!i - iru;: tceii and tel
her what know I'll" benefits and blessings H. De de
rived from Mrs. in>oN Sr":hg syrup L. suffering
child We would tell her 81 the Ca relosc and refresh
i!I@ .i, il would Give the little Ilicr"rc .it change
il would Produce III regulating tn" bowels especially -
this al liz" when l:,',E anI G.Irntra.
crinE" an attendant ut III" process 81 t';'G ;irt surely
and steadily ,Niia~ Nii;.i TG;rs al he" child
ti;. III Il 81" would fi a"i never iairc F1IfF
and CURE. How earnestly Wnul ~" plead for that ili'i
Sufferer CANNOT speak Ia t>,; But Il; cannot
40 TINS We c!i:irt i'Trar speaking I" every nottlf
through OIL little Visitor. ti t" YOU: TAKE
or word for it, w. state what KNOW and TESTIFY
{" What "" hay" seen g" the rclitS {" this ilva.nIu."
prescription -" old ard experienced nur>c &c" then. AZ
and procure Mrs. v iiSiow Sotiin Syrup
suffering child and word nr il. YOU will thank for
this nlNicn.