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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

CANCER CuREp.-Gratitude to DR.. Morev-
and believing 1t to be benefit to the public. or
| more especially to those similarly effected com.
pels me TO make the following statement of NV
case. had been afflicted with an eating ian.
Ger of the left eye for two years. Had been
treated by several eminent physicians, but all
to no avail. was despaired Of by my friends,
and given up to die, as several physicians pro-
nounccd my case incurable. Having heard Of
the remarkable success of that eminent physi-
clan and surgeon, DR.. Morey, Of this city, in
treating all chronic diseases, | applied to him,
i've weeks ago. He removed the CANCER: I
am now entirely well. DR.. NJ has inserted an
artificial eye for me, which enc in ten cannot
distinguish from the natural eye. While under
DR. Morey's treatment, l saw several afflicted
with all species of diseases, who were cured.
sincerely advise all those afiictedin any way,
no matter how hopeless your case may be, to
apply TO DR.. Moray at once, for do believe that
if your sase is durable, he WILL by The blessing
of God, cure you. A. TuoRNBURGH.
Peoria City, Franklin County, Kansas.
BLIND RESTORED TO SIGHT-Gratiiude to DR..
A. Morey, of the Western Institute of Medicine
and Surgery, No Al Shawnee street, Leayen-
worth, obliges me to make known 10 sill the af-
ficted the extraordinary cure which has been
effected in my case. / had been afflicted with
sore eyes for q year, most of the time blind and
unable to do any work; was treated by several
physicians both in and out of the army, but all
o. no avail. Having heard of tie great cures
DR.. Morey was performing, and the reuarka-
bic success which was attending his treatment
of alidiseases, resolved 10 give him trial, but
with slim hopes. My eyes began to improve
from the first application he made, and iu one
week could see TO read, aud in four, l had re-
covered my eyesight 50 that could egain work
and see as well as ever. | urge upon all who
may be afflicted with sore eyes or any other
disease TO consult DIR. Morey for really believe
that he can cure every case that is curable.-
While under The Doctors treatment, saw sever
al cases ofcaucer, sore eyes deafness, and every
kind of disease, which he had cured.
TIMOTHY DUNN,
Seneca ST., bet. It'll s. 9Th, Leayenwortb
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02
Leavenworth Advertisements
DRS. BIRGE & MOREY

+ AVE established Western Ins,;tu,. -.
II Medicine and Surgery, Eye, Ear and CO. "
Ger Innrmary, No, Al, Shawnee street :. To.
snworth' Tor the purpose of treating all cbron;.
diseases, such as Cancers. Sore Evas
INSTRUMENTATION 80 sym Deafness, Dyspep-
an srno 1ie weaknesses, Sc. sc.
AN experience of over quarter of century
both IN hospital and private practice. ENABLE,
them, on examination of any case, of auv d;s.
ease 10 which human flesh is heir, to determines
whether 1t is durable. If so, their treatment
VIII certainly perform the cure in the sbortes a.
Tune. THEY GUARANTY A CURE in every case
thas they undertake.. Special attention gwen
70 surgery. Consultation free. Charges mode
rate Certificates of cures already effected
from patients in all parts of the west and refe-
rences given ON application. Letters contain
ing stamps promptly answered. Terms cash.
A. A. MOREY, MD,
Principal of Institute.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02
Seneca St., bet. It'll s. 9Th, Leavenwort
Iron the Leouenworth T;mes.)

Hg-On Sunday last Dr. Morey, of this city,
performed one oftbe most successful aud scien-
ti6c surgical operations ever performed in the
West. The operaion consisted in renewing
cancer from tie upper and lower lips of MrE,
Styles, in which those Two organs we're entiely
removed, together with portion Of he right
cheek. 1t was a most difficult ask but DR..
NJ, as he has done in several similar operations
here performed il in the most scientific manner.
DR.. Morey, although very yonug man has
already secured for himself reputation as
Surgeon and Occulist secopdto none in The west.
1t is by such scientific operations as the the
above, that he has elevated himself to high
rank in the medical faculty and made his name
familiar 10 every one in Missouri, Illinois and
KGr. The Doctors institutes al No. Al Shaw
nee street, which is tbrongcd all The lime with
the lame, blind, deaf and hall, from all sections
Of the country and all whom he is curing.
3-33-ly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20

HE POVERTY AND WEALTH OF STATE
MES.-Jefftrson died comparatively poor
Indeed, if Congress had not purchased
his library, and given for it five times its
value, he would with difficulty have kept
the wolf from his door,
Madison saved money and was compar-
atiycly rich. To add to lis fortune,
however. or rather that Of hi4 widow.
Congress purchased his manuscript papers
and paid $50, coo for them.
james Monroe, the sixth President of
the United States, died in New York, ~
poor that his remains found resting
place through the charity of one OF his
friends. They remain in cemetery in
school street, bat no monument marks
the spot where they repose.
John Quincy Adams left some $780,
900, the result of industry, prudence anil
inheritance. lie was Il man of nlethoi
and economy.
Martin Van Buren, died very rich
Throughout his political life he studiou,ly
looked out for his own interest 1t is not
believed that he spent thirty shilings in
politics. His party shook the bush, and
he caught the bird.
Daniel Webster sGuanlercd some mil
lions in his life time, the product Of his
professional and political specuations.
lie died leaving his property to children
and his debts TO his friends The former
sold for less than $50, ,000-thc latter
exceeded S250,000.
Henry Clay lett II very handsome cs-
tate. 1t probably exceeded 100000.
lie was prudent manager and scru-
pulou~ly honest man.
James X. Polk left about $50. 600
$50, 900 of which he saved from lis Pres
idcncy Of four years.
John Tyler left 5000 Before he
reached the Presidency he was bankrupt.
In office he husbandcd his means; ami
then married rich wife.
Zachcry Taylor left SlJ0,O00.
Millard Fillmore is II wealthy man,and
Keeps his money in II strong box 1t will
not he squandercd in speculation nor
'quandered in vice.
Ex-iresldent Fierce saved some 500
000 from his term of Office.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20

OUR NEw PEEsrDENr.-W have had
"A President Taylor. and now we have Il
tailor President. Little did the present
incumbent think, when following the
peaceful profession of his YOUTH that his
goose would one day hang 50 high. and
that he, who once aided in dressing up
his southern patrons, would one dav bc
called To assist in dressing Gown the same
individuals, and in giving particular flS
to so many rehel.ious customers. The
war has come To lis close (cluthes) The
"pre-pOSseSsion' OF the southern forts has
leit enough dead men in the breaches
let all breaches now be m, nd, d. Our
Presidents previous life has been but sew,
sew now if he pants for fame, he is
vested with sufficient authority to cluthu
the naked and bleeding South with tht
garment OF mercy, 50 that our peace may
not prove to be patched-up one, but
blessing TO all parties. Although not ut'
u character 20 benign as his predecessor.
may lac conduct his administration with
such vlgor as To make it appear there bo
niue men in the Presidential char, in-
stead OF only the ninth part OF unc.-
Puck; San fi0nctco Pdp0.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20

noose over the fclon's neck, dragged him
from his saddle, and came gallopng down
past US, trailing behind him his victim
still struggling, and stranging in the em-l
brace of the fatal IdySdt Thus he dragged
the captured desperate into the city, and
through the streets, amidst clamorous
riras and Jraras, to the front of the pail
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20

The great Cincinnati Bridge about To
be suspended across tie OHIO river, will
be the longest in the world, being over
two thousand feet longer than that over
ihe Niagara river, and, therefore i50 fe,
longer than the Menia bridge in England.
Its total span will bo five thousand liiy-
seven feet. The massive stone piers tow
er one hundred and ten feet above thn
floor OF the bridge, and two hundred feet
above their foundations One year is
the period allowed for bnildins it,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20
A LECTuRETo YOUNG MEN.
Just Published in a Sealei Enpslpes; Price
Sir cents


Sir cents,
A LECTURE on the Mature, Treatment and RAD
ical Cure of SrFRNfAToRRlId:A or Seminal Weak
iless. Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility, and
lmpedments to Marriage generally Nervousness,
Con,umpi m, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and
Physical lncapagity, resulting from sefahuse, Sc.
Bv ROBf. \ CULNERWELL, NJ. ID Author cl
tle "Greeu Book SC.
The worll-reuowned author. in mi. admirable
Lecture clearly prove. from his own experience
that the aoini consequence + Sri-ihu-c NAV he
ehec ,uailv reuo' ~ without medicine and without
dan ,crou- surgical operation. buihs, hstru-
merts, nnts m coniisl- pinuu. ont d mode OF
cure a. d1it certain and cd;ciud iY alieh very
sufferer nofa,iieg ~ hat Iar opu,liiun may le. may
cue himself CLEARLY pthatclY, AND rdirally.
Iit L@mrt Nili proye q Boon to 1hou-aud- ard
ThDutanf .,... .....r
send uuder >,sl in q ilimeutclhrc. tdor, al.
drffs. potpuiiaon rccep. ufsix cont. or Co. post
stamps Add o-- the uut'ish.r-
CilAS j. & KLINE a CO.,
22ily i27 Broadway, n. Y, Post Office Box ,5s6.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-20

Why is kissing your sweetheart like cat
ing soup wilh fork Ans.-BccmiSo 1t
take, long time to get enough Of II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22
FeR SALE or RENT,

YFsIE Plantation of Che undersigned, in Edge
L Geld District, on SaEada River, s miles be-
lcwChappens Depot, containing about 12iS acres.
Also 750 to 500 acres of Welt-timbered Land,
within one nile of the river tract, at their
est points The river tract win be rented or sold
atone Ithas 500 acres or more cleared and un-
der fence, 400 Of which are in good culture $50
cotton q e especially # saaao is used, asshe soil pos
sesses the proper admixture of sand. The re.
nsaiader, composed mainly of creek and river
5estoms is good FOR corn and small grain. There
are some 40 or SO acres of ancleaned creek and
river bottoms, of the finest qualify. Eighsy to
f0aacres are already seeded in wheat. There
are or the place q comfortable D8eaiag with
eight rooms. Gabias for about 10 or 50iabor-
ers and their fasaiies, and every eut:building
necessary on plantation.
Application may be made to the undersigned
on the place orin Columbia during the session of
Nov s2zss II. L. BoNH4T.
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Great Closing Out Sale Of Stock
Worth over S25, 600,
Interesting News for Ali,
. q 3 q C HIS.

.rISHE undersigned late of Cb&rlotla, y hss
: brought TO this market, a. stock OF sgoodss
worth over So, 900. consisting Of Boots and
sSfEes. of all descriptions, 4 ffe assortment Of
.I,ry@sad Fancs = Goods, xcll selected stock of
Ready-nlade Clothing, Hats and Caps, ladies.
Hats of the very latest Style, Nubiass Sontags,
Hoods, Breakfast sSawls, also OF lash
IONS and in short EaGny articles impossible to be
slentionet
The undersigned has chasen this tcwu to sell.
ont the entire Stock, at ~ bolessle and Retail,
SaF PRICES WHICH GANN6T DE BEATEN in
any town orscity, North, Soath, East, or yest,s
and very respectfully invites citizens aud uler-
chants TO exarline his Stock and conyince them
selves cone soon, come earl, come al, ST ron
wish bargains No dorbt there will be q great ss
rush for the goods. ara determined TO sei,
!. JACOB STERN.
n. b. Cotton taken at the highest market ysIs
ina payment of goods. Store east Of Martins
Hotel, Sawberry Court House.
- Nov 8-fS-im.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22
The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
3 NEWBERRY DISTRICT.

= -, ~ = NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
By j. T. Peterson, Esq, 0rdSnory Of Nes0-
berry District. 81 9. F..
N, HEREAs, Elizabeth Richards has applied TO
: w: me for Letters of Administration, With
will annexed, ON all and singular the goods and
chattels, rig hts and credits of Benz, Richards,
late of the district, aforesaid deceased: ~.
These are therefore to cito and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before qe,jat
our next Ordinary'S Court for the said District,
to be holden at, Newherry Court House. oa the
2lst day ofNovember next, to shew eaqse, if any
why the said Administration should not be
Given under ny. hand this 7th day of. NoF;.,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
I51l7-2t. jonN ?. PETERSON, o.E.p,
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nRI SAl.E g,1 BENT.

The House and Farm in NsSbers
ID RI, now the property of Homo j.
Whise, ESD, and formerly the resi-
dence and property Of DR.. ~. ".
S Nerris. On the premises are 6ae dwelling
house all necessary outbui and &tle well
81 water. In the garden and let there Is also a
6ae selection of TrIit Trees.
Attached is a Farm of Twenty Acres, more or
less, assentf8 eattiyGted and wsu drained and
fenced.
TIE subscriber also eaers for safe q lot OF
Household aud Farm utensils, Lead iishatsss I'd
bAece, Wood, Leather, and otler articles left on
fhe premises. s. :
For terms apply TO the sabscsioer at YaEssty
Store, Law Range.
nov - IS # O. VI, An \ tsis, GEM
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STATE or SOUTH c4R0LINA.

=. ...-5o'-.~ = -a... NEwBEkRY DISTRICT:
By Jo6n r Peterson. Ordinary 9f Ne''8Sfry
District. -" - -.
TN|HEREAS, Thomas II. Paysinger has ap'
wv Piled to me for Letters Of Adn1Inlstra'
ton, on all and singular the goods and chat
tels,. ,Eigkts aad credits of ~ iliamson L. Buz:
hardt, fa6e Of the district aforesaid, deceased:
These afetherefore to cite and admonish al
and singulas the kindred and eredi ors OF the
said deceased, to De and appear before me, at our
next 0rdinary's Court for the said District, to oe
holden at Newberry Court House on the 4th DAY
il, af Dec. next to shew cause, if any Why the SAID
, Administration should not be granted.
+" Given under my hand and Seal, this 2OtS day
Of Nov. in the year of our Lord one thousand
Sight hundred and sixty-6ge. r..
N222 JOHN JEFFERSON, e-N.D.
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a q IIE.I1 1.--NE BERRY. ].

&C b 8 fE@N 8. Committee, VS.. ING: w
LONG, Lunatic.
~ 2 giEsae an order of the Court OF Equity
passed ID the .abore stated case, | viii ser
ubIic auction, on the 18th day Of November
5Sss. as the plantation Of Jno. w Long, defend
aas III his personal property, on a credit ei
s Are months, With interest from the day OF
Eale. For all sums over twenty dollars, the pnr.
schasers are to give bond with good sureties to
secure purchase money and for all SIMS O, and
,,s,der twenty olsafs, cash. The plantation OF
the said Jno IS. long will be rented out on the
sane daY eithersas whole or by helds, TOR one
rear lie gersaiss rentilg said land viii be re-
5s,aircd 10 giye bond wita good saFety to secure
geats i44SS ~ AZ ?! " ,ssS...s
Nesberry G. r., Nov IS G. \. p
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22

I'D e virtue OF ID resolution of the General is.
ID sembls, of said State ap eieetioa for "a
member ofthe House Of Representatives; in. Con-
gress, for this Congressional District; is ordered
to be held on Wednesday, the 22d Of November
inst, at the several places of election in this
District, by the same mahagers and in the same
manner as the last election for members, Of the
General Assembly: The following are the pre- pre-
Court House.. Frog level, stoney Battery,
jolly Street, ,Dominick's, Suber's Store, Bull
Street, J. +. Glymph's, John ,Glymph's sligh's
Box, Maybinton, WhitpiFes, Cromer,s, Jalappa,
Broadway, Longsbore's, Bead FALL ". Hams.
Nov. 15-47-2tv -. ... 49, - p.
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:. sg1gRZ 0R s0UEH .eARoLINA:

8IAINE OP| bUUI3I lCdNOLItV11.- -
- SEwBERRg DISTRICT:
Bys John z. Peterson, Esq Ordinary Of lSFe0-
6errV District.
XXTHEREAs, j. r. P. .Crosson and John B.
Nv Simpson bave applied to me for bet
ters of ADMINISTRATION, on all and singular the
goods and ekattels, rights and credits OF f7aohh
Cook, late of the District, aforesaid, deceased.
These aretherefore to cite aud admoDish all
andsingllar, the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to be ana appear before me, at
our next 0rdnarys Court for the said district, to
be holden at Neaberry Court House, on. the 4th
tiay OF Dee next; to stew cause,if any, why
the said Administratinn should aotbe granted.
Given us.der my hand and Seal, this 2oth day
of Nov, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-fire.
n 22-4S-2t JOHN T. PETERS0N,,so. N. D.@s
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JAY.


1rp,rFrD this taansitofS hfe on the 2Sth OF
Ss9ctober. JouN u 1RK Itsoa. IN the 18th year
Of hisag - .,.,s...,
gs5e s.,hsset of tSis bFief aleif, was stricken
,7aTn On tie night ot tsse ia ulEmo, by an IN
SnoWn hand, While assisting 70 resepegthe prop
Z saTty og 4 neiehbor fro5a 6re, He vas beloved
~ IN ,sho knew fsiys. His disposition was kind,
gsnfle and saeFsssoils md ne was not known: TO
lave Rad an. .eTeTssys lie leaves wife, mother,
sisters and brother TO sloars his ntialefs ead.
bowed bg suddep storms, the rose
Sinks on the gardens breast
down sa the grave Our Brother goes
silence there to rest.
z IA nIsre With Us his tpnesul yoiee
The hJmR Of praise shall swell,
ii, more ais cheerful heart rejoice.
when peais the Sabsash bel.
ia yonder oloudless spEer@
= Aaaitla siniess tllrongg,
lie usiers IN his SayioE's ear
Tue eserEastipg song. g
nk now We gnourH our absent Brother -
Yet life oar heart = humble pEayeF,
and daily every effort bend
70 raise aud Join BIN there.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22
Notice.

IT WILL sell at the late residence Of Samuel j..
L SBuzzsrd, decd, on ghaFsday the ð day
of EoycSaber inst, four likely Mules, one Horse,
Cows, Hogs, Plantation Tools, and some Other
articles too tedious to mention, belonging TO the
estate of the said Sanlg,et j. Buzzard, decd
D. III: BuZZARD, Admir-.
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admins Sale


order 81 aIr & f. Duriso, Esq, Ordinary,
s Of Edgefisld District, I asill sell, at the late
residence Of T1t0ll IS 3. GEH At
Ms Eaon Rdgefeld District, on Thursday, 3oth
November, inst, III The personal property Of sad
deceased, consisting Of
Cotton Gins, Materials for ma king Gots
con Cans, such as Saws and Boxes
or Shop Too s, Black
smith S Tools, &c., &c. .
TIE attention and attendance Of Mechanics is
respectfully solicited.
: ferns CASH IN GOLD or its equivalent.
Also, at the same time and place, viii be rent
ed the plantation and work shops Of decd, for
.shes next ensuing year, The plantation consists
iofattrree huadfed and. sixty-niRe (SGsl acres,
more Of less. SOPHIA CHAPMAN,
= same terms. <. Admr'S.
Nov % 4S 2 -.%..... .-. ~ .
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nIhas ridcial Legs 8 Arms.

FF5IIE15S Z)BEls, Agens for Jacob Sulzbaehey
& Co.'s prepared 10 take orders for Kolbe's
Sy.iiHcial Ieesaad irq.s These are the best
that aTe made N this county. know this 70
l,esa fsltsanIs yfcae ono Of the Kegs snyself.
speeimels OF legs to be seen at Helena, New
$. nov AZ IS & JULIUS z0BEL
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
--=.E}

NEWBERRy DIsTRIcT3
By John z Peterson, Esq, Ordinary Of Ns'''
berry District. ...-..,..,
sVXTaEREIS, Mark n. Btyd has applied to me
" Y for Letters of Administration, on all
end singular the goods and ckattesls, rights and
credits of Jesse E. Sigman, late of the district
aforesaid deceased: - -.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the Kindred and Creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next 0rdinary's Court, for the said District,
to be hoI6ena at NewberEy c. H, on the 4th day Of
Dec. next, to shew cause, if any, why the said
Administration shoald not be granted.
Given under ny hand and seal. this goth day
Of SoF., fn the yearef our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxSy-four. -
NoF 222 JOHN T. PETERSON, o.N.D.
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g O 0Kss ;
C0.PARTNERSHlP : NOTICE;

THE undersigned baving, on the. Ist day Of
L July, 1865; entered into a 4Co-partnerssips
for the purpose. Of carrying on a GENERAL
MERCANTILE BUSINESS in the towp Of New:
berry, under, the style of WRIGHT, CoPP0Ck
& Co... now announce the same to the public, and
respectfully solicits their patronage.
ROBERT H. WRIGHT.
EMANUEL S. COPP6CK,
j.. : HENRY. NHITAIRE.
Nerbcrry, SEC. - -, nov s 4s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-22
Notice

r WILL SELL at the late residence of James
i. B. Wilson, deed, OH Wednesday the 9th
day yssf December, next, an the personal property
belonging to the estate of said deceased, 4not
otherwise disposed of by his VIII CONSISTING oi
Mules Cattle. Hogs, Plantation Tools; House
held ana kitchen furniture, &c, lsse.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Exor.
s ALSo, at the same time aud place, will sell
the personal property belonging to the estatesot
james w. Wilson and Jacob G. Wilson, decd,
consisting of Clothing, Books &c, &c.
{ Terms Cash. 49,
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Admir-.
> Nov. %, 4S-St.
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DESIRABLE
I'm FOR SALE
T have for sale one Of the most desirable farms
in the southern states, containing i

II in the southern states, containing
500 Acres
one half Of which is well improved, andin ahigh
state Of, cultivation, lying on Saluda aud Little
sRiyers, NeFberEy distESt, South Carolina, on the
Greenyille and Columbia Railroad, and nine miles
from Ne8berry. Court House.
The bottom land is admirably adapted to- the
cultivation of Cotton, and the range for cattle,
hogs and sheep is not surpassed. The buildings
are new, with a magni6eentStwo story dwelling
house, containing six rooms, with fire places.
There are excellent framed houses, with brick
ehimnies for laboEers. The plantation is we'll
watercd, and contains - -. .
GREAT WATER POWER FOR MACHINERY.
The stock, wagons, plantation tcols, furniture
and provisions win be sold n it'll the plantation if
desired. - = a> - :
Address are az Silver Street, G. 1 C. R. R.,
nov % ct MICHAEL WERTs.
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NOTICE.

1aA@ 44A&<ss ~
TsR r. ~. Garnany respce full takes this
IL method of informing bis patrons that
ing to tie enibas ssnent o tines and CIR
;ciiinstances, thai he IS 6ngeg nilabie 80 attend
tie practice Of his upon Credit ssyss
TEN, nd in future he pect pay as soon ~
ffes case teriainatcs II is accounts are in the
hands Of AAIr. Ed. PeterSoa for ces Iection.
Get So z4Tttff s.
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JIls & & Ed.

FIlEz FRESH CYSTERSs N Cans
FRESH LoBsTERSs
III B5xES SARPtf4ES
.F-lME LOT SAUCE,
TOMATO CATSlJR, ETC.
Tobehad, at IIARRI
nov 4 45 " holesale or 4set