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We cut the following descriptive of business al the
from the n Y Shipping List,

We cut the following. descriptive oil ousiuo'S "
from the N Y Shipping List
Busines of all kinds remains in the same apaleIte
tion as noticed for many weeks past and from ~,
aDces we are likely have extremely quiet tes 49, -. -
adven Of the year In regard to money, md AZ
ss .bat tba market superabundanty suppheu, anu ne
baa no iifcut in obtaining whatever their Dusi-
es NAV reouire at ordinary low rates o 70 peI e
jed a the Of the securities IS up 70 me
r Standard But as sessness is the almost
atrtgtic Of general trade, il is not surprising l
sbould he much more than borrowers anu lat
there ever time when money was hteTaiy mug
market that time is now Il hardly probable tnst re
be a positive breaking in the mOnotony mgeh oeLo,s &
sprin The few which still remain OF the current go
are likely to devoted rather 70 balancing od
closing up old than the opening o. new oIes
with ne incoming Of the think Il Is Iot an
yagsnce 10 look for a resumption OF more heait
ton IN the commercial and industrial interests Of the
the absence Of been so long the burden y
The depression shipping interest. when mas ee
feature in the worlds commerce for months pas
SILL continues and difficult to orete when TINS
Will give Vay 70 healthy condition Of affairs me al
spce Of any demand of moment for our hTeads9s
and e comDarativey small imports from Great BrAh |
he onneut bear with pressing severity on the oWnes
large vessels OF the regular liners nave been
drawn and despatched south load cotton ior European
ports.
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has been some activity IN the mar
ke and in some instances better prices have been obtained
We cannot quote it above e figures current last
weekI sIO5 for red, and Sl7 for choice Ohio white
will by reference the ieegraphe market report
that wheat has declined in New York.
CoRN-Has been bouyant and with light receipts sales have
been made at CSC prime DID, and holders asking
Sc Sales in lots from have been made at this fig
oATs-Have advanced. and the market is buOyant New
have sold during the week 454 and old at 5c The re-
ceipts very limited
RTE-L.ght sales at Csc for prime.
BARLEY-we quote it 5Ds6Oc-the latter for prime No
rsnspred during the week and these prices are
merely nominal
BEANs-Steady at 75ej3sl.
HAY-Is selling $40 per for timothy at the sesles and
s75OGs9 for other kinds
HIGHwINES-Have exhibited little improvement sales
being more generally 2c than last week Sales also 9
and IsSsc.
HOGS-Hogs good supply at about the rates current
week. little hmness is manifest and some sales
reported prices the better. Packers quote
them for ghtto heavy dressed and s4a40 gross
There reported sales considerably above these rates but
could hear positively above SAG gross though
have seen small lots heavy held at s55 dressed
HOPS-Are held st I6c for
oILS-ard oils steady quotations We note decline
in whale elephant ard tanners of 39 See table Linseed
steady without further change
POULTRY-In good supply, with but moderate demand
Turkeys selling at &C. and chickens st5SG6e.
NUTS-Sales Hickory at 25. snd Chesnus sT5'
PROVIsIoNs-MEss PoRK-Held at SIS, ,OOasl6.OQ with
tile doing.
NESS BErT-Fresh packed is held at slOalO,50.
LARD--We quote s5fal0e.
TAILow-Seiling at eISe.
sALT-An advance has been established and quote it
81 50 per Dbl for both fine and Saeks99c for ground
solar and llc9l21Sc for Mason City
SEEDs-Notmuch doing Timothy is held at 81 IS Gl,S7
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND-Nov. 10.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Nav Queen, ViEer, Detroit
Steamer North Star, Sweet. Superior.
Prop + nth. Salisbury; Buffalo; 20 tons mdse.
Schr AIaTgartt; Stone Pt Huron; 50 m # lumber.
Scbr Fldelity. Duncan, Pt Huron; 100 IL # lumber,
Schr Mosdel e, Merran, BufllO
Schr CrevOa, Trenton.
Scow Gladiator, Upham Buoi ls0 coal so tons OF
marble.
CLEA ARANCES-
Steamer May Queen, Viser, Detroit.
Schr ROeder, Sweeney, NermilllOn; 100 tons iTon.
Brig Caroline NJ; rtln, Detroit; 400 tons coal
Scow Gladiator, Upham. Wyundotte; 800 tons coal.
e LIST OF VESSELS passing in and out Of the Lock Of
the welland Canal Port Colbourne C W furnished by
the Lock Tender to p Dobbins Secretary of the Board
of Lake Underwriters:
BouxD WEST, Nov. l9th-Bark Water Witch. On the
% h-None.
BouND EAST Nov l9th--Schr Revolving Light. On the
20h-Prop jefferson; schr Northern Belle.
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MRs. RoRINsoNls CERTIFIcATE-

YERNoE, Trumbull Co. Nav Ist Isss
THIS eerthes thai have been in very Door health for
and found little relief after em1ovnr pnbr
Of Physicians. My disease was PrOaDSis Ute II had
been reduced By that and FouOr Abus until had become
neerated to considerable extent By the advice OF Dr.
y Bushnell procured and took bottles of Marshals
Uterine lathohcon which enabled me . attend 10 nv hus
band IN ms last sickness until he died which was about
yeaI since have taken three bottles since his ath
whh mas made me able TO labor and support my family o
hIes charen The CathOcOn has nearly restored me 10
health II the only thing that has mi ated my suffer
inc for which feel very grateful.
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The cATHoLICoN is for sale By City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally iuiI2
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Gnarapers.

ENG r AVING AND LITHOGRAPHTNG
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
ID ENGRAYERs AND LITHoGRAPHERs HsBf
tTeet, Cleveland, o,
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OF AMERICAN WO

Ii MEN. From the N z Daily Neles (Editsrial)
We desire to call attention to letter from Dr. Joshua
F. Bridge on The Health ofAmercan WOmen" " In anOth
eT column He treats the subject able manner and
ms skill and medical judgment be relied upon "
Prom fie Albany Morning Express
MarShas Uterine CatnOlicon has proved 70 be fully as
valuable 1t IS claimed in many severe tests made
by medical gent lemen and ohora Dr. Bridge is regular
physician Of very ne ataiuments Of great Judgment
and discrimination iudicous and highly successful pr
Children - -
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y S00 LBS. Good Central Butter
AscOO for sale at the lowest market prices, a
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1T rs PROVOKING.

uST to think, after creditiDgs customers Tor
- 3 ORA years, and yoddemand yc nr money.
that some of. them should threaten TO plead in.
fancy, others .to'takc advantage of the night and
run away,'and not pay for epen The trouble YOU
had in keeping clothes on them, and others 10
!'verlght herein town, aud puff cigar smoke and
blow their sinking whiskey breaths in your face
when the money .hs. Bought ,ha. whiskey and
those, cigars, ought to have been paid to some
mSrchant who let them have clothes and other
indispensable articles, and who thought they had
enough of gentlemanly principle TO pay un hon.
est debt and then after all the trouble, besides
the expense, TO lose the debt, say tisproroking
All the persons who got credit ofnc, didn't yet it
because they were worth tho amount of their in.
debtedness, but because Thought they were hon.
est, and had too much respect for their feelings
to refuse Them crect.
L have II list Of those who have hcen mposny
IN this way upon unsuspecting merchants, and
Tor one, will take the responsibility of giving them
u Newspaper notoriety, ifthcy don pay me what
they owe me-u tritling set of scoun.ircs; they
shan't buy anything else on credit, if ! can help
1T. think us much of man who would steal as
one who would get goods under such false pretcn-
ces. So those to whom allude,-l see some of
them 3 or 4 times day-had better call and settle
soon, with j. LYONS
March 4, So AZ ,f
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October |, 1851.
HOTEL, LIVERY AND SALE
SIT

;;i. TmE UNDERSIGNED. having rented 'N--@
! Il the stables formerly kept by LLCA
NJ. DAVIS, upon Washington street. would hereby
notify I'll" travelling public that. at Il large outlay,
h" has ii'el'up aul rc.;,rran.rd them for the
purpose Of accommodating amy and all wh" may
feel disposed In l'atr"nxr him.
lie would ais" say that his stables will ALWAYS
be provided with experienced Osllrrs, and an
abundant supply Of pr"vrul":
He would say thai in connection with his STA
hI"s. he has ais" rented the Hotel occupcd last
year hv '"'i;'*"n Eh'm"v, and is prepared t"
c"nmo'iltc both permanent and transient board,
c!S.
Having had l"m.c experience in tho Hotel and
Stable business, he nniivr. himself ,ia, his TN.
firing efforts i'll his line viii not fail i! his
patrons.
Ills Stables are we" supplied will, Hacks, Car
ria..cS. Bu"yirS an.l ll"r>r>, 1" hire.
lie hopes by strict attention /" business TO
mcrIi ANA Receive share of public patronage.
L. =. EUrI.EDGE.
Ahbcvi!lc G.. IT.. <. c., Feb. H. ISIS If
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RAEGEY's HOTEL. REMOVED.

{ ri TIE subscriber wouil respectfully IN;
LII. inform the public that he has re- IL.
,n"v,d from is old stand. and leased, r"iiticL
aud repaired :c ho'i>c of Mrs. J>Ni: l.. ALLEN
on The SOUTHEAST corner of Public Square" where
he will "a, all times IL. pleased to receive and
accommodate any anl all who feel disposed to
favor linn with their patronage. No pains or
expense will he spared TO r-n,lcr his quests cont
l"rtahlc AMI happy, while his ,ahl. will b, sup.
piled with ;lic hest the country afford. All
u" asks i trial, ;,'sl he lrS confident that h.:
will hr able I" please. ho:h in Recommendations
and j.|"r, is his guiding motto is" Live and
let livr.' His intent ,n is tn charge such ,,r
c"s as liz can live 10y, and others can afford TO
pay.
There will be Stables connected with this
Hotel supplied with a the requisites of Il Livery
Stable; 50 that he will he enabled Ia accnnnio
date both man and beast. There will also hc
convrNancrs la Cs.nvry passengers TO any point
tl.ey may desire 10 go
JOHNSON RAMEY.
january II, 1888 IS If
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Bost Qualities of Goods.
IN oTEC"

VIII. Nn'S"ril'crs having disguised. Of their cn-
IRE stock "' Dry t'""'ls. in the establish
i;"n, know us Chambers n Maisha!l, al Ablmvilr
{. H., :. g., h":e leave. ,n recommend ,u tLc;r
trends am! tn" public "rnrr.Ilv. their <,i,:ccssnrs
M"s>rS John Gray ana Jas. +. Robert son. who
viii c"'ri'i"t ih" hu>n"ss under the s,y!. and
tile of GRAY ~ ROBERTSON.
hcSr gentlemen are well known by us as
'n'"irliSn@ and correct business nir:,. and we
ch""r!"i!y rrc"'mn'md thrin To our friends an /
Patrons rs worthy their liberal p;,,rnnnyc
~ Mr.. john GRAY is our authorized Aren't to
settle a' accounts due hy or to the firm of
Chambers " Marshall an,l we earnestly request
those Indcbtc'. I" make early settlement ,.s it is
absolutely necessary fer TO close our business
AT Ahlcvil!c Court llu,,sc, uul the a,li:,ccnt
country
CHAMBERS IL MARSHALL.
Columbia, :. c., Nov. 80, 1857. 3a.lf
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Abbeville Male Academy.

I>llE Exercises Of this institution will he rr.
4 sImcl on the FIRST MONDAY lNJAN.
TARi next.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions The first will begin upon the first
Monday in JANUARY, and confirm" - weeks ::
the second commencing Oh the second Monday in
SEPTEMBER, will continue ~ weeks.
!Tuitio11.
Reading, Wring, Spelling and Primary Gcnr-
rhphy, Isl Session, Sill 90
"a Session, %
The above with Geography, Arithmetic,
English Grammar, History and en-
cr'.iScs in Englisl, Composition, lst
Session, 30 On
~ Session, 9 %
The above with all the advanced Eng.
lisl branches, lsl Session, 2:i On
Cd Session, lu 90
The above with Latin and Greek, lst
Session, 2S 90
"a Session., l., 90
05' students will be charged from the time
they enter, until the end Of the Session
The services of Il competent assistant will he
secured
Boarding can he procured at places convenient
ly situated TO the Academy, and ut reasonable
rates.
". ii. WHITE \. t.,
Principal.
Dec. 81, 81 3J If
u Press please copy.
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fkEW SuPPlIES!!
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
Cutlery, Agricultural
Implements.
H. =. TX ERR.


R EGS leave To state that lie has recently
-g-D nmde large additions to his stock with
great care, with special view To suit the trade
of this District. Tho new Cash system recently
adopted by him, has operated admirably, having
been highly compmcnted 10y great many very
seaside gentlemen, Tor the course taken. In
fact. there is sensible, honest man who eX-
poets to be supplied with groceries all the year,
at small profits, on time. The hardest customers
1 have are those who, almost invariably, take
the longest time TO pay. They must be sure
they are getting goods al cost, UNDER and then
Keep You out OF the money, until forbearance
ceases to be virtue, and still expect the mer-
chant to be honest while it must b. apparent
to every one, of even the ducst comprchension
that the merchant must either quit his occupation
or chisel somebody. always suspect such Gus
TONERS when | hear them complaining about
mean merchants Without hearing the case it
as n safe rule to put the customer down for tho
biggest scouudrc of the two.
L have been particularly careful i'm selecting
q small stock of Carpenters Tools, which in
tend to make leading feature in my business
My stock AT present is small but will make such
additions us shall find suited to the wants of
the trade. invite particular attention to my
A"gcrs, Of the very best manufacture in the
world.
The stock at present consists, III part, of the
Following goods, viz:
lthls. new crop N. O. SUGAR,
Is Bills Coffee do
Stewards 4 do
10 lIhds W. |. MOLASSES,
40 Bbls N o. SYRUP,
100 SKIS SALT
100 Kegs NAILS,
so Boxes English Dairy CHEESE,
SO +" Malaga RAlSINS,
gu Adamnn,inc Candles,
10 pure Sperm Il"
lou Bags Shot, assorted,
400 l's Bar Lead,
30 Bags Rio Coffee,
Iirrccs new Rice,
Boxes Macoron
I Kegs Ky. Powder,
10 doZ. Canister do
10 - Corn l,r""ins
lG0 pairs Tr,ce Chains,
All other kinds do
Buckets. Tubs k"rcrS, churns
Si(tcrs, Skimmrrs, Ladies'
Porter aud Ale in in's and quarts,
1.inSerd. Machine aud Train oil,
S-gnrs and T"ha"c", finest quality,
Black smith To"iS.
Flows. lIari"w>. R.k"s,
Straw Cutters aud Corn Shelters
So boxes Window Glass
Willow Wagons an Wooden Ware,
Bagging, Rope and TwIne,
Whisky, Brandy anl Wines
Pots. Ovens Sk,llcIs. Frying Pans,
Waffle AMI Wafer irons,
Pocket and Table. cutlery.
White Wine and Apple Vinegar,
Mill, Cro>S-t II, and Hand Saws,
Hooks and Hinges,
Butt do. all sizes,
Screws "f every size,
Pure, aud ~" ! White Lead
Chrome Green. Chinese blue,
Burnt Turkey l'micr,
Patent Dryer,
Ivory Back,
French \ elbow,
Stunc Orllrc,
(bNIuIu ,],,
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GOODS TO SUIT THE TIMES.

HPLACk and Fancy Silks French Musns,
E-D French Mirinos, (cvery coIoL) Solid aud
Blca & Bros IIomc<puns. Miss Georgia and
Kentucky kersics. Bed and Negro. Blankets,
(cvery pricc,) from 81 25 to $s OO per pair.
ALSO
Bonnets Flats and Hats, Gaps and Hoods, DC,
&c, Clothing from Heaviest Oyercoat to smallest
Sacks Vests and Pants from 90 cts. to $40 each.
| would just say that the ''indcfaiigable
clothing man" has retired from business, l can
sell Clothing or any thing else as low as any
man who sells ut profit. j.
l have, also. the agency for Dixon's Spiral
Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers, fewfof
which have now hand. t.s f.5. ~
Hardware, Crockcry, Tin and Wood ware al
ways OIL hand. Call and see neat LowndesvilIe,
S. G. J.T.1 BARN ES.s-S >
49, Oct 22-57 81 49, If
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POUND.

4 SMALL Pocket Book has been handed us.
EEwificb was found in the street, OH Monday.
ItSootnins four Notes, each one amounting 10
sisSsd. s IS 81 Danes, .nd dated, January TO- 10,
Ths.ownsr can get the Book by calling sat ;the
Psep$Q QGct, and paying for ADVERTISING I.
NfSyeh 2, 1858. a. sS5's IL
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The State of South Carolina,
:WBERRY DISTRICT.

NEVBEHR| DISIH{CI.
In Equity.
Ellen G. Waters, ct al,
vs.. Bill for Partition of
B. f. Summers, ct al. Land, Acct, dc.
TN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Court Of
l. Equity, in the above stated case, we will sell
ut public auction "n Sale Day in April next ut
Abbcvillc Court House, One Hundred and Nine
ty SHARES OF STOCK, in the Greenvilie
Il Columbia Rail Road Company, belonging to
the Estate of John w. Summers, deceased.
The Stock will be sold in parcels or lots of fr.
teen or twenty shares, Il credit of four
months
STAIR,
y. HAIR,
Sur";riay -idm'rs.
March 6, 1858 46 til
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LOOK TO YoUK ElslEISf!!
PatI:es1aaaxsbs;ss:, n q,
The Ahhevilla ESxS TNfs1 1fsis

1Ao'Htho .SetGF!Yf11ss11IlElHss. :
THE Abbeville Steam MlIs Sre. ROOD
j. repair. and make; aslaJhg afdd6f Edxul
:t,ful, white -four as any AfiiiS as ttss. contsf
AT these Mills you will alweys.ied Iced q
they ask is fair trial ~ .
Recotteet that these Aills are the 1filss fot. .yo,s
to patronize. We will nsrre satisfacli6e 6e Al
cases. Small favors thankfully reeeiSed. '''''
= March 4, 1858. As f. ~
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State of South Carolina,

-4BBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Abraham Duke and liar.
riet, his wife, Bill for Specific
"a. delivery of slave.
Elijah Cannon, r. NJ. !
Palmer, and Others
aPpeaDing 10 my satisfaction, that Elijah
Il Cannon. Carter Cannon. Margaret March.
bnnks formerly Cannon, James Cannon, Judy
Kendrick, formerly Cannon. and the children Of
William Cannon, deed, (whose number and
names are unknOwn) Defendants in the above
On motion of Perrin & Colhran, Compiainants'
/. Solicitors. ordered that the said Defendants do
appear and answer, plead or demur To said Bill
0f complaint. within three months from the pub
lication hereof The will be taken pro con.
Jesso against them.
WIN. II. PARKER. cE.A.D.
Commissioners Offieet(
March 10, 1858 At Am
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The State of South Carolina.
-iBBE FILLE DISTRICT,


In Equity.
Rcnicker Il Glover, Bill for an account
US. G.,
N. J. Davis, VIM. NJ. Sale M"rsl"l'i"g assets
and o,llcrs &c.
II appearing to the Court, that VIM. M. Sale
l. one of the Deendcntsi in this case, resides from
and beyond the limits Of the Statc-on motion OF
Wilson. I.omax md lIudde,,, Comna:uant's Soc.
i,"rs, ordered, that the said defendant do appear
and answer, plead, or dcmur to the Complain
ants Bill of Compliant within three months after
publication hereof, of otherwise the SAME Bill will
he taken pro confssso against him.
W. IT, PARKER, cEAD
Commissioners Office,
March 2, 1858. 45 3m.
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l. industry, the great practical superiority Of
Singers Sewing Machines is a fact established
beyond dispute. No tailor. shoe manufacturer,
c"th'er, s':amsircss, dress. maker .ad.ilcr car
Ticge THINNER. hat manufacturer &c, &c, can
afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only a fair average Of III. actual profit from
the ,sS OF each one Of these Machines, and, for
conhrnlation Of this truth, we refer to any one
oi the thousands of persons who them. They
are adapted TO every sort Of work, fine or coarse
upon silk, cotton, linen and wooden faLrcS also
light and heavy leather. They never fail to give
entire satisfaction.
10 meet the growing demand 70" n smaller and
more elegant machine for private household pur-
poses, We have just produced and are ready to re.
ceive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
w hich is the most compact and beautiful Sewing
Machine ever constructed. II is ornamcnted in
the highest style of art, aud all who see it are
delighted with il. 1t makes the improved inter.
locked stitch, and is capable OF doing a greater
variety of work i'll better Style than any other
Sewing Machine ever offered for family pur-
poses.
Price of Family Machine with iron table com
pete for use, 500. The larger standard ma.
chimes. from Sl25 to 5000. Send for I. NJ. Singer
& Co.'s Gazette, n beautiful pictorial paper, de-
voted to Sewing Machines, and containing list OF
prices. and all other information on the snbicct
1t will be forwarded gratis.
E. J. TAYLOR, Agent
For Abbevil|c District, and adjoining territory.
Principal Office, 456 Broadway, N. Y. Charles
ton Office, 1924 King Street.
N. B-As Agent for tho above Machine. 7
would here state that have had one of the No.
3, Machines in operation for eight months, and
that it has performed work, from fine shirt col.
lars to heavy leather in Carriage Trimming far
beyond my expectation | would not he without
it; and shall be pleased to send samples of the
work to any one WHO may wish to see them.
Also to receive orders for Machines, and TO give
all Instructions in working them.
T.. ]. TAYLOR.
March 10, 1853 4G If
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Cash System

is incxaus.ible while that for the Credit is en-
hauscd, in too many unfortunate instances, IN
the numerous appearances of notices to Debors
by those who sell on Il credit.
Our Stock is Frcsh-Ncw ont and out and is
composed of every article usually kept in ON.
line. We are always anxious to wait GUS
toners. and will take pleasure i'll doing any and
everything in our power for the Trade, for the
Cash-don'L forget that-thats the thing that
makes the crease; that makes the turn in the
wheel. Don't you understand? just try us,
and we will do you good.
MOORE g. QUAIFE.
January 90, 1853 80 If
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M MOORE g. OUAIFE,

y ESPECrFUII.Y notify the public that they
III are Diet crmincd to sell goods if they can
hnd buyers. We sell only for cash, and there
is in asking for credit. 1t wont do. A
determination To adhere strictly to this rrnci-
pie will enable rs to sell goods cheaper than car,
possibly br afforded on the usual long credit
system. The argument in favor of the
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
lH[ ;EE 81 DS Z HAIL.
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE

A ND who that is gray would not have il re-.
IA stored TO former color; or bald. bui would
have the growth restored, or troubled with dan
druif and itching hut would have it removed, or
troubled with scrofula, scald head, or other rrup.
tons, but would he cured, or with sick headache
(ncuraigia) but would be cured. II will also
WOODS linir restorative VIII do all this, cir
cular and the following:
AM Annor, November ;, 1876
PRor. O. 7 Woon-D.,r Sip. h,., I..,
much so1 oG the wonderful ,cis nf 1n,,. "u"l, tI';
Restorative, but having byen SO often cheated bv
ounckcrv and nuocl, mrs, rims h.;r J,... -.
was DISPOSED 10 place vour Rrstor,,,iv, in H..
somc cotc~orv ,r;th H., fhon.auI AMI ,r. i",',,'
trumnetei Guock rrm.d,,.s. un,;I mo, ,."', -,
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