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TILE suJTYERM GUARDIAN
A Political and News Journal,
PUBLISHED At COLUMBIA, s.. C.
Daily, Weekly and Weekly.
BY G. P. FELEEM.
TERMs.-DAmY, Sc; Tnt-WEExLr, 81; WFEk
Lr. 81. a year. Payment invariably
in advance.

yENIII5 JOURNAL, now entering upon its third
4 year under the present proprietor, is rapidly
extending lis circulation and influence. Founded
and conducted upon the principles Of State Rights,
IL enjoys the reward Of public confidence and en-
iightcned approval. Entirely independent, in ia
management. it has stood with unwaycring conf
.icpce, and soundne>s, integrity anl consistency
"f its principles. Through evil report as we'll as
through good. liz voice has been heard in defence
pf the EQUALITY of the South its counscls
nave ever been and are for RESISTANCE 10 the
Wrongs attempted to be put upon US by u %section-
a! majority.
The SOUTHERN GUARDIAN looks for cup
port to the STATE AID section whose rights, honor
and interests it has faithfully cspoused uad main
tanned.
Cu;unhia, July 1861. If 90
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EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DY W. P. DuRIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Id field District.
Whereas, b. NJ. Martin has applied to Inc for
Letters Of Administration. on all and singular
the goods and c%hattles, rights and credits Of
Mary Martin, late Of the District aforesaid
decd. :,
These are, therefore, to etc and admonisii all
aud singular, tho kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to he and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District. to be
holden ut ELgeiield Court House, ON the Gath day
of Mar. inst, to show cause, i, any, why the
said administrator should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day OF
Mar, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and s;xty-,lree, and in the eighty
seventh year of the Independence Of S. Carolina.
W. +. DURIS0E, o.E.D.
Mar 10 Ct 10
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The Queen of Louis XVI was as ex-
travagart and as fond Of meddling i'm
State affairs as Eugene, and her fool OF
a husband suffered her to lead him by the
nose. One day they lost their heads,
poor things.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-18

SOUTHERN WoMEN.-On the occasion
of the recent departure Of ome for tho
South, from Washington, some remarka-
bic developments took place. A Yankee
correspondent says:
One lady had seven pair of CATERS, five
pair of boots, five pair Of morocco slip
pers, three pair Of dancing slippers of
white kid, four pair of India rubber over-
shoes, aud a pair of the longest legged
cavalry boots, with double soIes; studded
with good spikes, heels tapped with shoes
of iro., and tops splendidIy ornamente1
with an abundance of patch work OF
waxed ends on a groundwork of patent
leather.
'llow about these, Madame 2" said the
officer, as he quietly insinnated the cayai-
~ boots into her astonished gaze "lt
you viii put them ON and wear them on
Your trip to Richmond, you can take
Them: but they can 80 with you under
no other circumstances" "Done-l1 II
do it," said the heroine, and grasping the
heavy leather in her hands, she retired be-
hind the friendly crinoIine of a group of
sympathizers, and planting her pretty
feet-gaitcrs and all-into the depths OF
that monstrous foot harness, returned, and
awkwardly displayed them, doubIe-cascd
to the gaping eyes of the this time aston
ished official. lie kept his word. Those
boots went to somebody in the Confeder-
ate army or, they may have been an in
tended Christmas present for Gen. Stu.
art. Those secesh womeudo such things.
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
Elias C.. Robertson, Guardian Of
Nancy Robertson and others, Citation for
vs. Settleulent
John P. Self and his s%ureties, W. and Acct.
D.. Jennings and John Elkins.,
nN hcaring the Petition in the above case, 1t
" is ordered that the aforesaid Defendantsdo
appear in the Court of Ordinary for Edgefeld
District, on the Goth April next, to account for
their Guardianship Of the above minors. A set
Element ard Decree will be made that day for the
amount due the said minors.
w. F. DURIS0E, o. f. n.
Jan 10, 1853. ,3m 3
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STRENGTHENING BlTTERS,
OF GREAT VALUE.
INDICATED WKISKEA!

It's Prominent Ingredients. lockwood, WILD
CHERRY and POPLAR BARK, have an estah-
lished reputation as medicinal agents, and are Of
themselves its best communication.
Prepared by J. DENNIS, NJ. D., Augusta, Ca,
and sold in this town by E.. NJ. PENN.
Aug SI
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Notice.

A LII persons having clnims against the Estate
"A of Towlcs Attaway, decd. arc notified to
present the same on or before LIST january lS6i
and those indebted to said Estate will please pay
up by that time, us 1 desire to mako II final settle
ment on that day.
P,h st D
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nv ORDTNJRY


IN ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DURISOE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
D field District.
Whereas, 2. w. .Carwile, C. E. E. D., has
applied to me for Letters of Administration on all
md singular the goods and chattles, rights and
credits of John Whitlock, late of the District
aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nll
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appearbefore me, mt our next
Ordinary's Court for the said District,to be holden
at Edgefeld Court House, on the 18th day of
April next, to show cause, il ally, why the said
administration should not BIO granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2nd day
of Mar, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-!hree, and in the
cIshty-ssventh year of the Sovereignty and INDIE
pendonce of the State of South Carolina.
W. F. DURISOE, O.E.D.
Mnr Ct
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDLNART.
I'D. r. Miller, Adm'or applicant,

Henry Miller and others, Defendants.
VKTHEREAS, j. D. Ii. Miller. ADMINISTERS tor of
wv the Estate of Elizabeth +. Miller, decd,
has applied to me, by petition in writing, praying
that Il part nf The proceeds Of the Real Estate of
the said Elizabeth +. Miller, decd, may be paid
over to him, to satisfy debts against said Estate /;
ani it appearing to my satisfaction that Sion Mil
Ter and the children of Nancy MrCarty. deceased,
(names unknown.) Defendant. i'll this case, reside
beyuul the limits of this State. They are there
fore required to appear at the Court of Ordinary
t, be holden ut Edgeiield C. H., for EdseiieI' Dis
trict, On Saturday tic 23i May, A. D., ls63, to
show cause, if any they can. why Il portion Of the
proceeds of the sale of the Real Estate of Eliza
beth F. Miller, deed, sold by me for Partition
and division, should not be paid over to the .said
J. D. r.. Miller, Administrator to %li1uidaie the
debts against said Estate, or their consent to the
same will be entered of record.
Given under my hand and seal, this the Esd
day of February, A. D. 1863.
Feb 81. 1865. I'm >
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
John NJ. Stidham, Applicant,

John NJ. Stidham, Applicant,
Ella Stidham. Alice Stidhsm, Ira Std
ham, jas. Stidhnm, ct nj, Defendants.
Mt appearing to my satisfaction that John Morse
and his wife Savannah, Defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond the limits Of this Slate.
It is therefore ordered that they do appear and
object to the division or sale of the Real Estate
of John Stidham, doceasod, on or before the 18th
March next, or their consent to the same will be
entered of record.
Jan, g, 1868, 12t 2
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GROWN Fruit TREBS
FOR SALE At TIE
Georgia Nursery"
Near Augusta, Ga.
EITEE1IITU c NEUTODs

- 4 llhLiIIltV ~
yryHE Subscribers offer for sale n inc lot Of
GRANTED YOUNG FRUIT TREES, con-
sisting in part Of
10000 APPLE TREES, one and two
years old, and from Ave to eight feet high. among
which are sixty Of the best Southern varieties.
$4,000 PEACH TREES, one year old,
uf very thrifty growth, forty varieties al Which
ripen in succession from early June to November.
5000 PEAR TREES, thirty varieties,
all Of which are on Ounce roots.
Is varieties of PLUMS, %ripening in succession
through the summer. Also. ApkIC0TS, NEC-
TARINES, ALMONDS, FIGS, GRAPE CUT
TINGS. STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASpiRA-
GUS ROOTS, &c, &c. Ever blooming ROSES
and Ornamental Strawberry.
Our TREES will compare favorably with those
Of any Southern Nursery, and we wills sell ~ cheap
rs any of them. We take great care in packing
them in Moss ard Straw, 80 that they hay he
shipped safely to any part CT the Southern States
Descriptive and Price Catalogues sent gratis Il
all applicants. Address
FLEMING & NELSON.
Augusta, da.
October 9Th 3ul. ~
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Be DlLloEsr.-fndustry is never un-
fruitful. Action keeps the soul both
sweet and sound, while slothfulncss roLs
it to npispmcness. There is q kind of
good angel waiting upon diligence, always
carrying a laurel to row life; whereas,
idleness for her reward, is ever attended
with shame and povery.
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the Estate
IA of Willis Whittle, sr., Decd, arc requested
to present them duly nttested according to law.
A. WHTTTLE, u.
s.. CROUCH. ~
MARI Bins 8
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By PHILEMON PERCH.

By PHILEMON PERCH.
And the first of q Series of Ballads of the
War;" by HuRHrRT whose charming productions,
recently published, have marked this juvenile
Poet US the Keats of the South. These will
be followed by Il Series Of Sketchy Romances, By
Hon. W. GILMORE SINS, and by n choice collec-
ton Of original and selected Tales, which, it is not
buasting to say, will render the FIELD AND FIRE
SIDE more attractive than ever.
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.
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1863. TIE 1868.
SOUTHERN FIELD&FIRESlDE
Published at Augusta, Gu.
4 First Class Literary and agricultural
Journal
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TIERS CONTRIBUTE TO IT'S COLUMNS.

On the first SATURDAY in JANUARY, 1863,
a New SERIES will be commenced, in Quarto form,
of Eight Pages, convenient for binding. Ench
number will contain THIRTY-TW0 COLUMNS
Reading Matter.
The Proprietor trusts that his exertions to main-
tain a First Glass Southern Literary Puper will be
literally sustained.
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allowed a commission Of twenty per cert. No
commission on club rates can be allowed.
The first number of this Favorite Weekly will
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For less than 3 7 months, so cents a month.
FROM THIS DATE, no subscriptions out Of
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POSTMASTERS are authorized to act as our
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IS B Ell n Z"

A Thrilling Romance Of the Last Century,
BY Mrs. SIZE L. Hunt, of South Carolina.
Also the opening of a series Of FIVE CHAPTERS of
q HISTORY, entitled
"a GEORGIA COURT FORTY YEARS AGO."
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fruits of a project which the widow ill.,
ended for her own sole benefit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-03-18

GALL AT TIE HAMBURG p. O.
" and got your MEDICINES.
Hamburg, Dec At 4S
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State of South Carolina,

Nfar4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20

CHILDREN OWE Much Or THETA S.sssE~s
TO CoLps.-No matter where the d.,e4ss
may appear to be seated, = origin may
be traced to suppressed Precipitation, e. a
Cold. Cramps anl Lang Complaints are
direct products Of C4ll. In short. Coi.bs
are the harbingers Of half tA@ diseases
that atfiiet humanity, fer as iheg az
caused by checked perspir2tisa, al g.
five-eighths Of the waste matter af tae
body escapes through the pores, if iAe~s
pores are closed, TIA; proportion Of is
eases necessarily follows. Keep clear,
therefore, of Colds AM Coughs, the great
precursors Of disease. or If eoatracte !.
break them NJ imme lately, 81 tima,Y
use of Naiqac Porter's CUr4.irs b.
sam. Sod by c. e. Peek At Is cents
and p cents Per bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20
Aonss, GayiItn ind f,rl!,.
Apples for Sheep.

MEssas EeGT08 In NJ. 1, current
volume Of the Farmer, information IS
asked upon the use Of apples AMI roots
for sheep, to which, after giving some
valuable hints upon the, care and manage
ment Of hocks IL winter, You say I'VE
have never fed apples to sheep, but per-
haps they may form q ga3l progende..'
Now, dear sirs there is ne perhaps, IN
my opinion, about the value ct apples as
feed for sheep. l have fed but teg 10
sheep, for the only reason ta1t | never
had them in sufficient quantity . spare
many for this use but among ~ i4ti-
mate friends. hundreds Of bushels have
been fed cut with the very best result
have never seen lambs grow betjet or
do better every waT. than aAzn tasls leet
was good hay afiibl'HR. WITH, a. tAs RAE
of about ems bashsl Of apples per ha4-
dred sheep, per day, AMI tals reFeata IS.
say about one basAel, be,aus, The feel-r
was not 50 particular as to have just 50
many and 10 less every dar.
The small apples whics ere usa51 II
made Up into cider Fer = es=3ze "a
curse to mankini--a7s worth more 30 Us
made u into woQi and ml.;5a-59.l corr
venieai AMI useful art;eiaz-,ata ia,9 -
der, to be sold al the prices which have
prevailed n tsaa4I:a county ..e ;4e last
ten years.
Several vino have Il as='zs IA der
sheep, have refused - So .ssa aal csea
would feel car ta.s1 At tn IL 44a.it5
IN Ary In r,-aE s-z5.s. + sIr-t=sr- faass "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20
TIT RECEIVED new AL REST stock u
To HOrse Owners

Dr. sweet's InfAllible Linirslsrt for Horsss
Is 4-flFaled e aay, ia al eases Of lAueHtss arr.
M non >9F2.Es, Lra.ses 90 seteAia- its eeget
Z ag'cal and eeEtaia- HaFaess Or IDLE Gat..
>siHieaes Manse Ae, il will a.sa esse spe-siffs
i4'tn ana h1nsbane ma y b easiis prevented al
7-f-4 Ia 'aeif lac'fisat stages, tut confirmed ca.
IS are oeyaai tae pesss5l.lty u a -s3.-7f 49,
- case q the Ai1a t9ae4eF, j. = 4ssreTafs -
esss eai II Ray te aiieEil fc.i Is III. Lfn.ur.
ana ~ iaitbfaiaPr lieatisu ~ 10 IS remove
i-l'lsress, saa enable tie Lagss = tsayel uitb
comparative tase. asa
Everr horse e#aer Should have iii. rs-es.l--
haad faf is tizisT use a tie ar, ,7-.a,-s,3
lAmeaess sill eteeiuaiiy pTeFel: ,h6.e f.rtpil,.
Die diseases mentioned 10 WAiea ali horse. =
ilAe'es aad which rantsr - many Otherwise vaIa.
able horses nearly wastaiess.
Sold by all dealers ..wt-a
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No JOY without annoy.
No fool ike an old fool

No JOY without annoy.
No fool Ike an old fool
No man is wise at all times.
Never be weary Of weIi-loiag.
None of you know where the shoe
pinches.
Nest men employ their first years 50 as
to make the last miserable.
Mems years and their f,1'ts are all
ways more than they are wiling 10 owa.
UHow to make an apple tart, Soak
It in vinegar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20

0It is an old and true saFin. that 4
man should not marry unless h. c5n sup
port a wife; and from some examples
that we have seen, we are beginning to
doubt seriously whether a wom4n can
prudently marry un.ess she can supper:
husband.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20

A PRaTIrABLs SazEP.-Mr Ayb.a
Thayer Of s8atA Paris, owns a c5ss5t
sheep, which has given him a gsta5a, by
sale of lambs aud WOO, Of twaatY-threa
dollars in two years 0ue Of h. L,als
sheared fourteen pounds If 5ol .4st
spring.-DsWocrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20


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A.t'' y ''s tA s~ess rs 40 W. i''-'ae5' ma
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49, = = =. ',t'-' - '5-.' ''s"is' i'et
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.i's@4 ID '.s Ee4' e' 1e57.
". NoaSsls an eSi1s e.'e'.s''s tr2sPs'
VIII be s1ecl5iy relieved ard a5eetass3y cured
9Y using taess a4ta5-ahie a1sfs-.z5 All hT pay
.tefs7 issi-..-a g. - tts-s,571s N-lth are
as'a1a''s s eAe fs1 r
SICK Aeasloea < ana Ns'z7s Ct Appetite,
iat.-astlE-lt 10 s-s-ittfs.
These feelia e fysez s. 3##a Is ssasils arise
Jr1Es trnlt5e u 4aH. yaue>- gh-.slstz3 sg}ra-
tioa. or eating aat 3EiaS5H: saf;.rer 81 aast5ie-
liver sH3 stomach fa5se organs must Sc re,5sy-
e1' Il yea 5ast7s ta be vel Iae PISS taken ae-
e2iiisS - 5ae P5fris3 Iast7U-t. gs,v'sI ia9eAi "
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- a. :, 8 % - a. q . '1s1 , 5-zAl ...-' an.
So t'-''5e.
We AEess ard Des2 ity lad2aei p ever
fatigue,
III s7s q 4j=sa 1eas y tie assz1f ;1sza izEa1l-
81 s5,.s ast Use satatzr Will quickly ssials {
a.ili1aaa- siren cf5. NeFg. ies tzs tsaaEt lie
cst1eV 1azsas ~ E1lR 4e=s! Efea. IL NAY
s-t - sz.ta-s iaaz do 7af El.4s sa-aa 9e Ezc-
e7'is--.iei its -eaieTy ar. lux, aaaT person
saIt=t1s tast taay 1raa.s decrease tae svAtla1.
l.. j. great ialstA Ae, F tsss issss 7s earfzct
AID saa.a5s fse.s tie r4i, lae.l.s.as
v.ts -=Fe t5sc All FI-1f Z sz. SIS ziz-4=4s -
sz5l Sa'eE 4=f.-u-,, gls.s ss4 Is az. -s-erS 3.
.zt'7N t' . 5=1ti.F - e=a-e- ='t-sa= VII ss'1
i4e ts.aHati % s.: rs .z-st-s - - - ta3s IA
RS la--5 '.e.
Volunteer A.:z1s5a-a Tats-s--a..7!.s CT
Sazas AL A.=as= 44i Seedlings. on
VII ez-.fzs4 s..H= #s-.z, ~ ~. > +. -.
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=. HAFEgsIEOIr@F,
orderly sergeamt's Bills.

Claims ior Pensions. Bounty. Pay and Extra Paw.
Prize Money, azs all claims arising en-, of tic
present Wsr, lar'iculflg a;te8isl g., Char-es
uoderate. kar PeasieEs, Bsaas les All pay. tae
aa.e expense % any oae ease net u ezeesa : p
NJ c-arsc Uascss sasSosst4l. szn49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-20

-TH4fsse F.zrzs@.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO

IhEOlDEN y OC 1OhlcsVCsS AA' NhAAS'
MARIFFzA uoLLEan. 1T is truly magnificent work,
sn honor 70 the author, the publsheT and the whole
country ."-Presdent Andrews. ,.u
OHIO WEtLETAz uuVERuzT ..."It exceeds my expecta-
tons II will DO my guide In orhogTaphy and prom
ciaton, aud will often be consucd BY me for III neat
and accurate definitions" ."-President Thompson
W. n. RuLEuT1o OoLLEsE.s'H We have used
WehsteY's photography. At recent meeting OF our
faculty It was decided 10 change 10 conform TO that
Of Worcesters Royal Qusrto Dictionary.
Garfield 1'
WsprxaE RKnRvn OoILEaH.--"I dnd It worthy Of
cordial appreciation r--President Hitchcock.
OsKsLu ooL1ssK.---'It more than meets my expects-
dona. ! recommend It SO the standard authority in
orthoepy to my children and my. puph' '"-Presldent
Morgan. ,u Il.s
ANTIOCH OoLLsaE. ."I adopt and aim TO use IN teach
ing writing and speaking, the erhogaphy and pronun-
ciation Of Worcester's Royal ouaIto Dlsuonary'"-
President Hill. iaJh arl. g-I
iIn oil my writing, speaking, and teaching have en-.
desyored to CONFORM 10 tho les for ortbogaphy and
pronunciation su contained IN Worcesters Dictionary
i-Horce Mann, late President.
KrrYor OolLxan, GAMBuR 81 most cordially recon-
mond an the moat reliable standard authority OF hs
lHDgIish language as II Ia now Wrtton and spoken
President Androws.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07
Master Commissioner's Sale.

lHAaeAAASfbaA N>f1AeAA@@As~f~@1A@~@
,,y,,,,a :, ~ 4ns4< ~ aMhr4as " HalJJ
william y, Hubbard Superior Court Of Franklin
Robert Riordan 1t aI So0unty' Ohio. sl-' ~ -''''
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
i the sad Court to me directed will cier for sale o.
Public auctions at the door Of the Court House, IN TIN
CITY Of ooiumbus, on iel-l
Saturday, the ssh day Of August, A. d. 1863,
at ono o'clock p M, the following described real e.,
tate situate In franklin county, Ohio, towiE part of
Parks survey No 3yl5, IN the Virginia Military Ds-
trct beginning at point In The National Road and
road laid out along the east line d aeertain sct
800 acres or thereabous belonging 10 Joseph M eui
vant thence 64K deg. y. 1l6 60l00 poles along the
center Of the said National Road; thence N5K deg w.
IB4 32.IO0 poles stake thence b. n deg 30minoW
60 lO10O poles 10 stake being the northWest Of
Robert n. Neil's land thence 3. IL deg 40 min. west
lp5 poles to the place beSnnipg containing 400 acres
II being tract Of l00 scr o the west end Of tract
Of 29sk oxned " sald Robert y, Neil
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Aanatl0ft6oU UsOTttHSs
insla f CERTIFICATE.
-rh, IL to certify that, about eighteen months ago,
comm enced using STnLmo's AMBRosrA. MY hah was
short, thn and rapidly hiling out had trieo many
Hair Toncs Invigorato, etc., without RECEIVING any
benefit. Soon after using the Ambroha, my nar ceasen
falling out and commenced growing 90 rapidly as 70 a.
tonsh me. Now my hair Ii thck soft apd glossy, AND
ID Ave feet four inches In length iet down. teagn
ing to the floor This wonderful result attribute Sole
ly 10 the use OF 6rRRLNas ANpRosIA, as since COM
enced using have applied nothing else 10 ny han'
Mrs. L. A. BROWN,
t. .,.o.. ,t No. 493 DroadyAy, New York'
We advise young persons, whose hair is beginhtgto
fall out TO take warning In time, and save ther nsr,
BY using the Ambrosa. To those who have
theiY hair the free use Of the AMBRosA Will surely
restore II, as II has done for Nousdnds
DR.. BTmLma's AMBRosIA Is stimulating oily Sf'
tract Of hoos, Barks and Herbs. II will cure all dis.
estea Of the scalp and itching Of the head, entirely
eradicates dandru, prevents the hair from falling ont
or from turning prematurely gray causing u 70 grow
thick and long It IL entirely different from all other
preparations, ard can be relied on. f.. ; -.-, Q .
It Is we'll lnown fact to thousands In the city Of
New York that this Is the only article yet discovered
that will cure the Disease Of the Scalp and cause the har
to grow.
PRICE sI.OO PER BOX, containing two bottles.
DIP q. II. aTERLING, a. D.
sole Proprietor,
-a.i.s No. 493 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale by all Druggists ''' '-i
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