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FRIDAY. Nov. 80, 1866.


In THE SENATE, Mr.. G. W. Williams
presented the report of John R. Patton,
Agent of the Catawba Indians
A bill to repeal the Usury Laws of this
State was debated, and made the special or
der for tomorrow, at IL NJ.
Message No. from His Excellency the
Governor, giving report Of pardons granted
by him, was communicated to the Senate.
The Senate sent to the House a message
rejecting the following bills: ga bill to
abolish imparlances in suits at law" and
Ga bill to increase the pay of coustables at
tending at Court"
The Senate sent to the House bill to
authorize the issue of bonds or stock to pay
amount due the contractors for marble work
of new State House also, bill to provide
for the admission in evidence of wills made
in the execution of a power; which were
read the third time, and the titles changed
to Acts.
Mr.. Barker presented the memorial of
the Charleston Chamber of Commerce, and
Board of Trade, praying for the repeal Of
the usury law.
Mr.. Rawiuson submitted the report of
the Commissioners of Free Schools for York
District for 1866.
Mr.. Black introduced the following:
That as this State is at present excluded
from the representation in Congress, to which
she believes herself conssitutioually en-.
titled; and an election at this time would
have to be made in entire ignorance of the
political issues in which the State would be
interested at the time when, by any appa
rent probability, she would be permitted to
exercise her right of representation, that in
the opinion of the General Assembly of this
State, it is inexpedient to proceed at this
session to elect Senator for the next Sen.
atorial term of six years, commencing on
the 4th March 1867.
On motion of Mr.. Mullins, the resolution
was referred to special committee of both
Houses.
Mr.. Haskell introduced bill to regulate
elections for Representatives in Congress.
Resolutions of Marley, sympathiziug
with Jefferson Davis, after an interesting
debate, were referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations.
In the House, the bill establishing an
Agricultural College was read three times.
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SATURDAY, December l, 1866.

But little business of general interest was
transacted in either House to day-both
Houses being principally engaged in the
election of State and District Officers
General Ellison Capers was elected Secreta-
~ of State; and the following Commission.
ers in Equity:
AbbeviNe.-W. II. Parker.
Nevbery -Silas johnson.
Rorry.-B. E. Sessions.
Marlboro &C. P. Townsend.
CZarendon.-D. w. Cuttino.
Lexington A. Meetze.
Sunster.-J. R. Kendrick.
Pickens.-R. A. Thompson.
Faiyied.-H. A. Gaillard.
In THE SENATE, Bill torepeal the usu-
~ laws of this State which was the special
order, for l o'clock, was discharged, and
made the special order for 10 o'clock, on
Monday.
Pursuant to notice, and by leave of the
House, Mr.. Haskell introduced Bill 10
carry into effect the donation made by an
Act of Congress to the several States and
Territories which may provide colleges for
the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic
arts which was read the first time, and re-
ferred to the Special Committee on that
subject.
Pursuant to notice, and by leave of the
House, Mr.. D. Wyatt Aiken introduced
a Bill to alter and amend the fifteenth Sec
t;on Of the first Article of the Constitution
Of the State which was read the first time,
and was referred to the Committee on the
judiciary.
The fifteenth section of the LIST Article OF
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mend that contributions be made ia every
District for their subsistence apd support.
WEDNESDAY, Nov, 27, 1868.

HEDNEoDA1J W WV Sti iOo".
In THE SENATE, to-day, sundry memo
rials were presented praying relief for deb
tors.
Mr. Williams presented the return of the
Commissioners of Free Schools for York
District.
Mr. Winsmith offered a resolution, which
was considered and agreed to, that it be
referred to the judiciary Com mittee, to take
into consideration the subject of "The Dis.
trict Courts" and if deemed by them expe-
dieut, to report bill abolishing the same.
Mr.. Buist offered a resolution, which was
agreed to, that Committee Of three mem
bers of the Senate be appointed to inquire
and report what arrangements and provis-
ions should be made for the election, here
after, of Senators from this State in the
Congress of the United States, in view Of
the requirements of an Act to regulate the
times and manner of holding elections for
Senators in Congress, approved July 25,
1866, and that a message be sent to the
House of Representatives, requesting the
appointment of similar Committee, to act
with the one to be appointed by this body.
MIR. G.. W. Williams presented the peti.
ton of the President and officers of the
Yorkville Fire Engine Company, for an a.
mendment of their charter aud the petition
of sundry citizens of YorkVille, for amend
ment of the charter of that town.
In THE HOUSE, On motion of Mr.. j. K.
Aiken, the different portions of the Cover.
nor's Message were referred to the appro.
pirate committees.
MIR. Rawlipson presented the petition of
the citizens Of Yorkville for an amendment of
the charter Of said town, and renewal OF
the charter of the Yorkville Fire Engine
Company.
Mr. Campbell introduced resolution
relative to discontiuuing the three months
notice of application for charter or act of
incorporation, which on motion was not a.
greed to.
Mr.. Springs made report from Special
Committee of York and Lancaster Delega.
tions, relative to the appointment of an agent
at the request of the Catawba Indians.
The two Houses at the close took recess
until Friday, in consequence of Thanksgiv-
ing day.
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AygTlgN SALES 8
Commissioners Sale.

IN EQUITY-YORK DISTRICT.
Moses White, AdminIstratOr, Bill for Inju"eon Sale Of
L. Jane White and Others J Lard, &c. A..
IN obedience to the Decree by the
Il Court Of Equity this cause, will expose public
sale at UNION COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN JANUARY next, the real estate Of
DR.. ALEXANDER WHITE,
ate of Union District deceased comprising the following
lands viz One of land lying the waters Of Broad
River bounded by lands of James G. Love, James Nc
Cullough and others, and containing
$50 ACRES,
less together with THE MILLS situate thereon
Also, the interest of said ALEXANDER WHITE, being
the undivided half part, In tract Of land containing
'l6O ACRES,
more less owned jointly by said Alexander White and
James Curry, deceased, and bounded by lands of Flea
zer Parker, James G. Love and W. r. Lipscomb.
Terms or SALE.-Cash enough In Gold Coin, to pay
the costs of these proceedngs the balance of the purchase
money q credit Of one, and two years, with inter-
est from day of sae and secured by the bonds Of the pur
chaser with good srces and mortgages Of the premises
said Bonds, when due, to be paid in gold c0ln
(SS 00) WALTER B. METT5, C. Y. D.
December 6 SO 1t
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$40 REWARD

STOLEN from my stable about two
weeks ago. Il medium sized dark bay MULE, about 10
years old having black spot the size of walnut, on It's
left side just under the saddle. The mule Is supposed to
have been stolen by negro formerly belonging 10 John
NIcCants Of Yorkvlc, $. c. The mother of this negro
lives in the lower part Of this District while he himself has
been staying for some time previous near CoumDa D. u
The mule was traced through Yorkvlc down the Chester
Road, rs far as Whccer's plantation.
will pay any person $40 IN SPECIE who will restore
the mule 10 me- NJ NJ. McAf EE'
Dacpmhpr rs IL
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0MuMp.

Dp-In this District on Tuesday, Goth ultimo, after
brief Illness Mrs. SARAH STARNES In the 9th year of
her age.
Mrs Starncs has lived consistent Christian Hfe-has
often expressed her readiness and willingness depart
and be Chrs-and has now gone, we trust to enjoy
that "rest which remainet. TO the people OF God"
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SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS.
PARTNERSHIP

heretofore existing between the undersigned in the
MATCHMAKING BUSINESS having expired, they take
pleasure In returning thanks their friends for the liberal
patronage bestowed 1t becomes necessary settle up The
bu the firm Immediately, and those indebted are
hereby requested TO come forward and make settlement
longer indulgence be given. f this request Is not
attended early day, necessities Will require us
10 placc our cIaius in the hands of officer for Collection
Take warning. j.. ED JEtrEffs,
November % 81
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PIANO TUNING g. REPAIRING.

THE subscriber offers his services 10 this
EEErzEase1J community in the above business. He
II III n n hopes by close attention TO his profession,
and efficiency, 10 secure liberal share Of
ua,ronace as he has, wherever he has bccn Please leave
orders for services at the Office of the ENQUIRER, at
Roses Hotel. T.. II. FEASIEk,
Piano Reparcr and Tuner.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby informs
Il those ntcrcsed that he has bGen appointed an AS
SISTANT ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE In
Work District The Division over which he has control,
lies East Of the road leading from TO CHES-
TER, ria Drattonsville and Of the road leading TO
WRIGHr'S FERRY. ,,
- Office on the second floor OF the Adickesn building.
w II. +. ADICKES,
Asst Assessor Int Rev., 29h Div, Sd Col. Dist, s. e.
NOvcmbcr8 ~
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INTItE COURT OFORDINARY
YORK DISTRICT.
PARTITION OF REAL, ESTATE

PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE.
William Nelson, Applicant, rs Anna Nclson Jane Roberts
William Nelson, Andrew Nelson, Green Nelson and Co
lulnbus Nelson, children of Robert Nelson deceased
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il William Nelson, Andrew Nelson, Green Nelson ahd
Columbus Nclson sons of Robert Nelson deceascd) re-
side without this Stale 1t Is therefore, ordered, that they
appear and object the division sale ofthe real
Of Andrew Neson deceased before the eighth day Of
MRch 1867, their consent 10 the same will be entered
record. Given under my hand and seal Of Office, Nov
Both, 1866. (Sll6O) F. e. HARRIS, U. Y. ID.
DcccIAbcr 6 80 3m
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THE STATE OF 8. CAROLINA,
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

YORK DISTRICT.
Joseph P. Anderson Applcan rs Charles v: ANDERSON,
Susanna Wikerson, David II. Anderson, Caleb GasaWay
md Wife Mary Ann John w. Latham and Wife, Eliz-
abeh Rcbecca Anderson and Jasper Anderson, Minors
children of William Anderson, Junior, deceased.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Charles v. Anderson, Susanna Wllkerson and David
H. Anderson three Of the Defendants reside without this
state il IT, therefore, Ordered that they do appear and OBJ
ie ~ the division or sale of the real estate OF WILLIAM
ANDERSON deceased or before the uth day of Janu-
ary 1867 or their consent the same will be entered OF
ISL 50, F. @. HARRIS, o. Y. D.
October IL * ..T 70 - ~ om
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finantial L Commercial.
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.

~ II will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below currency, 'eenbacks, unless 9th
erwise specially stated.
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TOR TAX-COLLECTOR.-THE
1 friends of JOHN NJ SHERRER, (of Bullock's Creek
reypectfuly announce him candidate for TA&COL-
LECTOR, of York District at the next election.
August l6 II ON
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES!!

LINE OF BUSINESS. We receive our Goods direct
from New York. and the people that is not in
tention to make afortune on the necessaies Of life.
We will sell:
Good Brown Sugar, at9 lbs. for 81.
Good Sound Rio Coffee, Tbs for 81.
Liverpool Salt, only 50 per sack.
Flour, (new Wheat) only cents per b. ...
New Orleans Syrup, 81 per gallon.
White Wine Vinegar, so cents per gallon.
English Dairy Cheese, 6 lbs for 81.
Leaf Lard, l6 cents per b. ..'
Carolina Rice, l2H cents per b.
First quality nemlock Leather, only 30 cents per b.
Fine Table Salt, only 25 cents per Box.
We also have hand Window Glass Sardnes, Lobstcrs,
Oysters Salmon Tea, Pickles, Spices, Soda, London
Club Sauce, Mustard Crackers and all kinds of Fancy
Groceries.
good Assortment Of Hardware, Crockery, Glass and
Wooden Ware, which we offer ut low prices.
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NTOTTCE-AFTER THREE

v Months Notice, at the Legislature ensuing mp
nIication will be made for the RECHARTER of the Ferry
ON Catayvba River, known as "TiORN'S FERRY"
November l. 1866. d 3m'
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CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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DOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l. friends of ANDREW F. LINDSAY, respectfully an
nouncc him as a Candidate for TAX-COLLECTOR OF
York District, at the next election.
July l9 10 ON"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

"Jes' ia Eraciy i'-solon Single sadi they were
there e,ery time" ~ be felt "oaey" TO the morning be
took Plantation Bers fine felt Eeary night. h. took Plan
mentally oppressed be oos Plantation Bteri and they new
er failed 10 ssthim on Die pins square and hrm.
Few persons any better authority bat as some may
just read The following
owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. w. a. WAGNER, Madrid N. "
have been great sufferer from Dys-
pepsia, and had 20 abandon preaching. The
Plantation Biiters have cured me.
REV. CA WILDWOOD, New York city.
Ghadl1st all appetite-was SO weak sud
eneated could hardly walk and had perfect dread o. soo
ey The Plantation Bittera have Get me- all
right JAMES HEAlNNAi, 80. Louis. NO.
The Plantation Differs have cared me N
arrangement OF the Kloeys and Urinary Organs that dis
tressed me fJr years. They act like charm.
G. encore, 80 Broadway, n. y"
Mr. ON DEvOg. manager ofthe Union Home school for
Soldiers Children Gays she has given 30 20 the weak and 90
children under her charge with she most happy and graf
flying resusu We have received hundred reams of
such c-rthcass but Advertisement effective a. what
people Themselves say good article Our forgns and cur
reputation he a. stake The original quality and Ugh character
these goods will sustained under and an crcum
stances They have already obtained sale tosu
VILLAGE PARISH and hamlet amlng civilized nations. Base i'm
i,ors try 20 come as aud style as they eau
because good article be sold - los one
they mad some support parties who 90 what they
SELL De on your guard See private stamp over the cork
r. d. DRAKE Co.. Nv York city.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

TwENrY THoUsASD LIVING W1rNFssEs
are testifyirg to their neighbofs from day to
day Of the wonderful effects Of the " MAR.
TIA WASHINGTON" HAIR RtSTO-
RER 1t is a perfect success, the best in
market II lie not dye, will not stain the
skin; will restore gray and faded hair to its
original beauty; cure all diseases Of the scalp;
remove dandfud, prevent the hair from falling
off. promote healthy growth, give It soft
silk-like appearance, as in youthful days, and
causes It to grow on bald heads when there
ia life and vitality at the roots, but when these
are gone there Is NO hope Of success War.
ranted. SIMONDS 81 CO.,
Fitzwiliam. N. H., Propretors.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail by Bixby q Co.
Druggists, Montpelier, Vt.
d&w:0i:25
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Corn Frchanr-- receipts .seriay have been 1891
hh FLOUR $3.50 bush Corn, ard i5u push Oats The mar4ri
lrfIuur dl and aalNaf lrclfnF We quote AZ
o. IS lra -uternne e. 7,ss % CON non rA
slt sl@Q af medium dos aui elAlo ~ l'r ol
rIie- including st. Louis brands lu southern
Fsur there nothing and prices nominal Corr Is
.Ilt No fsr cnatern auI Western yeNuAi aud 20 a
c fo Western uixr Oal, have been sold ~ H Der nnshrl
~ Canada aud flrNtsic bye siOlaelso Shorts
slas5, Fine iced So aud hdtnss a. 80 SO per
PEovrioss -fork rs Arm and selling a. 81 81 70 Tor
urmet s82 saao or mrss and go 81 YER Dbl tor clear
ra.h h Tor luess sllt4ialiNr extra mess
am as SO per iar family Lard q ~ u l2o
Il. lIn bis AID tIrrresi Smnacl Hams % dc No.
butter ranges so and Cheese 10 10 yer Id - 10
quality.
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CNTArE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON pfsrWCT ss
In Probate Court held ~ Montpelier within and said
~ district, 90 thc dh day u july, A. ~. 1850.
iame. slater esgcgar q one last W and Testament
David r. slatr late Of Cabot in ad district, deceased makes
application 90 said Court with e and appreciation ia
writing ~ e dsvecs and aees N said deceased, resd
Ing u this state, FIR license 10 s the
oseh sc ncudus che home iheren ali atuated
Ia said Cabot representing the sale thereof would benenc-
~ 70 he sog d.vsecs aud egaees q said deceased and
those inter-. Ted 10 bis estate
Whereupun % g. ordered ny said Court that application
b. referred 90 session thereof 90 b. held ~ the Probate once
iu Montpelier t 1st day u July, A. H. i6 airing
and decision heeon and, & further ordered that All per-
sons Interested De notified hereof BY publication Of notoe ~
sad apg cation and order thereon three weeks successfully
iu the vermont Waiehmau and State Journal, printed
houpeer before ad time u hearing, that they appear
AZ said time ana place, and they cause, object thereto
BY Che C1urt.--Aticst n. A. CHASE,
i19 Register
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior any Cologne battle the
lace aud to render the skin o resh aAy in
nammaon to perfume clothing, tor headache It Is man
uiteidred from the rich southern Magnolia, aud obtaining
patronage quite Unprecedented ~ yofte with actresses
aud opera singers. by All dealers, &OJ In large
botiles aud BY DeNAa BARsEs FCo New YORK. Wholesale
Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY all Druggists.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED !

~ ' TN n VI AAsAANAN D0AsAA4A ~ ia ~ o
Gentlemen 90" had worth 3i1o who took cold
from hurt 10 che ls uelsss Tor year.
had used esrryhiagI could OF without hsnsd until
tried The Mexioan Masang nimen 10 soon effected perm
anent cure" j. /. DOWNING.
Montgomery. Ala, june ~ 1852
take pleasure 10 recommending the MexcAn Mustang
Lnimeut valuable and Indispensable article Cor spraus
sorss, soaehesor ais Horses. Oar have used flr
Burns, Bruises Sores, rheumatism 6e and all say acts
like magic" J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman f3r American, Wells FarE9s and Hafden's
Ekpress.
"The sprAn my dausers ansie, occasioned ahs skat
winter, entirely cirei n week. after she
ineooei using your celebrated Mustang Liuiment.
Gloucester, Nassl Aug. 1855 30. sEELf."
admitted f.et tha the MeSioan Mustang Liuimsnt
performs in slqrtcr time and beast than
any article discovered Families yery-m and plant
Should always have them ou hand Qlck and sure h
tt1iy All gnaiae Is wrappl 90 steel plate eusrayings
bearing signature ot9. Vs. Wsthro1s, Chemist, and the
srrat O.. stamp 3f Orxt BAEsrs Co. over tls toy.
An effort been made 90 cogn.ere. 80 with cheap stone
plate label. Losk eioisly
SARATOGA sPRiSG WATER solo by all druggists.
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IYoss ExrHAor or PuRA JANAIoA GIsoEa for Indigestion
Nausea Heartburn Sick Headache, Cholera Morbas fau
eney &C, where warming sumulantls required w. oi,
mi preparaton md entire purity il cheap and rela
be article for culinary purposes sold every where
per bottle Ask for LYoS's" Pure Extract Take no othei
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists
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INTERNAL REVENUE, 1860.
o l. l. ECT RS MOTTO Ei

INTERNAL REVENUE, 1866.
c l. l. + G T 0 RS NOT Ei
THs ANNUAL TAXES for the FRS, Collection District
Of Vermont, assessed upon Incomes Ltea1es Carr
ares Plate Sc under the Excise Law Of Congress ap-
prov ed July l. Is 2 and the various Amendments there.
TO- having become cue and payable Twill attend myself
or by Deputy al the following times aud places to re-
oeiye the same, viz;
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
At nv office In Montpelier, Mooday, Tuesday and
Wednesd,y, July % q and % ~ the Norhhed House
ia Mortified. Wednesday July % at Wilson's Hotel.
Cabot, Thursday, July 25 from a. IN till IL ami at
Stevens Hotel. In Mansfield from ill NJ same
days Josin's Hotel in Waitsfeld Friday, July n
from 10 a. m. I'LL p. NJ and Browns Store in Wa
terbury, on Saturday, July 2S t p. IA.
ADuIioH COUNTY.
AZ the Stevens houe, Nergennes, from Monday, at
IL A TIL Tuesday at same hour, July 80 and 81 At
tldredge's office 10 Middltbury, Tue'dty r NJ and
Wednesday. July 81 aud Aug Ii aud at Boyntons Ho-
tel in Orwell Thursday Aug. 2, from Ii A. NJ. till 4
Pm
RUTLAND CouSTY.
At Nicholson a OrmsbS's Office in Brandon. Friday,
Aug. at the Us Court House in Rutland Saturday
and Monday, Aug. and a. the Hotel in Casileon
Tuesday, Aug al BeRman's Hotelin Poultney Wed
nesday Aug s, tl r. Nj and the remainder OF the
day al the Hotel in Weat Pawlet; and at Hirs Hotel,
WallingfoId, Saturday, Aug, IL ill II A. NJ.
BgNNINorOE COUNTY.
At the Equinox House Manehester Thursday, Aug.
o. and at the Mt Anthony House, Bennington, Fti-
day Aug TO-
IT All persons negleotng TO pay said taxes within
the above speeid 3D. subjected to pay 20 cents
for notice and afe days delay 10 per cent addition
al upon the amount Of the TAX with Of collection
gr Any ons send his tax by another as receipts
are given In all cases
Montuelipr Julv IA 1864
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

Who would beautiful Who would not add to their
beauty What gives that marble purity and dgsHs appear
auo We observe upon the stage. and n che city belle Il
longer secret They hagans Magnolia Balm. les con-
tnued fecss pmples and roushness from
th face hands leaves the complexion smooth ranspa
MT blooming aud ravshag Unlike many cosmetics il
tans to the ska ANY Druggist will
der IL for you, II not hand 30 per bottle.
We. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y. Chemist.
DRHAS B4RNRSS co WAoissais AGENTS, N. y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
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Special Notices.

EMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHIMES
Are superior to all others for
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Contain an the speedy nosesss
durable, and easy TO work.
nstrated Circulars free Agents Liberal discount
allowed. No consirnments made.
Address, EMPIRE S. N. Co, broadway, New York.
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