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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-06-27

The State Of South Carolins, Newherry Dis
y ,trict-In, Equity >. Richard .. Gists and
. Wife and others, Y. 0ssan &: Rutherford,
Admr & others-Bil1 for Partition of Land.
The creditors of Dr. Thos. B. Rutherford,
deceased, are required to render on oath and
establish their demands before the Cenmis-
sioner Of this Court, on or before the SFst day
of September, 1856. z.- ...
-. SILAS J0HNST0NE3 e~E.N.p.
CONS Office, 12 June, 1866. IL. =, -,
The State Of South Carolina, NewbeFry Distrlet
In Equity, Helen o'NeauE walter d. Hunt,
Bill for Dover *s'<.=s@s - - =
Bt appearing to my satisfaction that Walter
Herbert Hunt, the defendant ia this case, resides
beyond the limits of this State = >-.z5 =
1t is therefore Ordered, On motion Of ar. Bax-
Ten, Comp. Sol, that the said defendant, Plead
answer or denlun to, the bill in this case WithiEs
three months from the date hereof, or the same
will. be taken pro confesso against hiua. =, +. :
s-. =.a- SILAS JOHNSTONE, G. 4. y. D.
a. C6mm's Office, May 22d, 1855, - 2.
May 80 snn $15> -..
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Appearance of the sun from the
North Pole.


To a person standing at the North
Pole, the sun appears to sweep hoTi-
zontally around the sky every twenty
four hours, without any perceptible va
ration during its circuit, in its distance
from the horizon. On the Dist of June
it is % degrees 80 minutes above the
horizon little more than one-fourth
the distance to The zenith, the highest
point that it ever reaches. From this
altitude it slowly descends, its track
being represented by spiral or screw
with very fine thread; and in the
course of three months it worms its
way down to the horizon, which il
reaches on the 23d of September. On
this day it slowly sweeps around the
sky, with its face half hidden below the
icy sky. 1t still continues to descend,
and after it has entirely disappeared il
is still so near the horizon that it car
ries bright twilight around the heav-
ems in its daily circuit.
As the sun sinks lower and lower,
this twilight gradually grows fainter,
till it fades away. On the Doth of De-
cember the sun is 20 deg 80 min. be-
low the horizon, and this is the mid
night of the dark winter of the Pole.
From this date the sun begins to as
cend, and after a time his return is
! heralded by faint dawn, which circles
slowly around the horizon, completing
its circuit every twenty-four hours
This dawn grows gradually brighter
and on the 2Oth of March the peaks Of
ice are gilded with the first level rays
of the six months day. The bringer Of
this long day continues to wind his
spiral way upward, till he reaches hi:
highest place on the Dist Of June, and
his annual course is completed. Such
is one Of the most wonderful works o.
God.--Scientifie American
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CARTHAGE mANUFACTUKEIts.


MYERs q Neutrality-suspicious. Of all the
Ns Latest styles OF First Glass Carriages and
Bugzea, EzpTess Wagons and Cary ais, y Norm
Markct street
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A mothar was in the habit Of asking
her children before they retired at
night, what they had done to make
others happy, found her two twin
daughters silent The question was re-
peated. al can remember nothing
good all this day, dear mother; only
one Of my sehoolmstes was happy be.
cause she had gained the head of the
class, and / smiled on her and ran To
kiss her; so she said ! was good. That
is all, dear mother The other smoke
still more timidly. A little girl who
sat with me on the bench at school. has
lost a little brother. l saw that while
she studied her lesson, she hid her face
in her book and wept felt sorry and
laid my face on the same book and
wept with her. Then she looked VI
and was oomforted, and put her armi
around my mock but do not know
why she said ! had done her good.
''Come TO nay arms, my darlings," said
the mother; TO rejoice with those tina
rejoice, and weep with those that weep
is 70 obey our blessed Redeemer."
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Az ES0HEoUs FOssIL-A recent issue
Of the Montana Radiator has an account
Of an important discovery made in that
section It says The evidence adduced
two weeks ago as 70 the existence, at
some far-of period Of the past Of sn
antediluvian beast Of monstrous pro-
portions, By the discovery OF a molar
or jaw tooth in the claim Of Doctor
Fales in Last Chance Gulch, opposite
the end Of Broad street, has received
further confirmation by the discovery
Of an ivory task, in q somewhat dscom-
posed state, about fifteen feet in length.
At the point Of discovery it measures
nineteen inches and in q distance Of
SIX inches It increases TO twenty-five
aud q half inches, and in 3 distance OF
forty six inches it increases TO twenty
seven and 3 half inches in circumfer-
enoe A hasty examination by Mr.
Rumley, the asssyer, shows its principal
constituent part TO be phosphate Of
lime it, surface, fracture, and nerve
and vein lines are those Of ivory. The
tusk, which must have belonged to the
father Of ali elephants, was found about
twenty i've feet further up the Rulch
than where the molaF lay, and some
four feet from the bed rock, and seven
] teen feet from the surface of The ground
--Nns Xerk hssHlHs Peat
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LoUHFIlIE, hr.. sept. lg. tE6f
On the 2ld Of jar iis,, -uu.H."..l through su
agent o. nine. iu ihe hriUb. l.rH fur uf tiIs uH.
psriment Of the A my OF tha CurH.fIsui. q rsn,.
pie of my Ceiruu hlusrs, q l..#ulf.uu. and rs-
questei AFR suaifs.s Do ioua.l .. ueHrorau- O.
sanction ant approve Is Use s.auHE aur aII.itr..
1ho following iue MriIeEI ir.etor's reply, tHI
also Gen. E0sscrtns' pepr'.--ion i1 sh-p SO dozen
at cuco, To haze t sold o. sulsri.
ions nrfI
81 am Satisfied that Ceirun EfiarH aII d1 ul
harm % any one o taken properly and in modem.
uon. i see no oIeru1u t1 ur bu. r. being permit.
Ted % dispose q o. % suiIera
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~ Of the Treasury to adjust the claims Of
B,sl / Dixon VI. the United States; fer the
relief Of Elisha j. House, Asses-or OF In
ternal Revenue for the Second District Of
Michigan; referring the claim Of Swain
Howard for damages from collision Of one
of their vessels with a vessel belonging 10
the United States to the Court Of Claims ;
for the benefit Of Secretary Horne; for the
relief Of Nathan Eoyes. The Senate Dill
for the relief Of Goldsmith & Bros, Of San
Francisco, and Portland, Oregon, was rs-
ported back and referred to. the Committee
Of the Whole. The Senate joint resolution
referring the petition and papers in the
case Of james Crutchell to the Court Of
Claims was indefinitely postponed.
PoRTLASD, Ne, April 27.-The steamer
View brunswick arrived from Eastport this
morning with 200 Fenians. On leaving for
Boston several who had gone ashore were
left behind. At the entrance of the hsrbOr
the Fenians were spelling for fight. They
mulinied and drew their pistols on the
officers and obliged the boat TO put back.
Some of its ring leaders were put ashore
and sent on by rail, and the boat pro-
eeeded at o'clock.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-There seems to
be no doubt that Mrs. JEFF. Davis has OBJ
Iained permission g. visit her husband.
DETRoH, April 27.-The passenger and
freight dep0t's of the Detroit aud Milwau-
kee and Michigan Southern railroad, and
the ferry steamer Windsor, were destroyed
by fire last night.
SAN FRASCIsCo, April 26.-The California
State Telegraph Conpany to-day served an
injunction on the United States Pacific Tele
graph Company, to prevent the latter from
doing business between certain points IN
Caliiornia.
The brig Ids Rogers Merton, from Kama
gawo, arrived to-day.
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THE OFFICIAL FRENCH DE LARAIIoN

On the 10th instant Mr.. Seward in
structed Mr.. Motley to protest against
the despatch of Austrian troops to aid
Macmillan.
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] CtAMPBELL MoRWES GROEsBECK, Attor-
] ~ Deys AZ Law ana Claim Agents, practice 70 All
the C-urts. Collections promptly attended 70 ;
sso clans against the United States and vouchers
! collected Oroe u North Cherry street. Up s,alrs-
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NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
N aad Jou Printers, and pa hshers Of the Dai-
, and weekly Union, timers Alley, between
Union and Deadeucz streets.
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Bachelors galr p,st

The Original and Best i'd the World
The only true and Perfect HAIR pyc. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. P-5dgcs-
immediately a splendid Slack OF natural
Brown, without InIuriug bs hair OF skin
Remedies the I'D effects d bad dives. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine Ia signed
William A. baichelor. Also.
RegCaCrGfiHg Extract OF IrlrT-4-.. f5r
Restoring agd Blaat. I..-- ttr H4t-.
CHARLES BATCHELJa. Nrw Yoax.
sepl5-ly
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- Physiological Nlcv Of Marriagr e.
CONTAINING neasiy 3 q page, and tlU due Plates
and EngnVinga 81 The Ans.amy % the human Cd -
gans M state of ucslth and l.sssso. win Irea-
Use on harry Errors, Is lgp.graHo Consequence
upon The Mind and Body, sIh l1s Author. Plan
81 Afee'i.i,n' ,i'e osly uil.asl ana sucCcsslIli
treated. A truthful s4FIser I1 lls b. Hrr.ri nr.f
those coniemplatng mgrrsEe VII. entertain don nfs
Of their physical ccnaIl0l- sens fra. %. asiaea Id
any address, on reeeipt oi 81 se1ls, 1 samrs 90
postal currency, by agiire=slnr Do. la gRrIN NJ.
"a Maideu Lane, Albany, n ~
The autnor may o. CousIu.es urou -sv "a flr
diseases upon whlrh HE Ulus RESTS e.lhaf peraou.
The world. uttI8.Um
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A curious anecdote is told Of Capt. Bos
ouet, the French officer who gave the
order to FIRE on the Papsl dragon at
Castle Gandolfo He recently applied
to the Pope for his signature to an in.
dulqepce to one Of the images which
Catholics ere in the habit Of sending to
their families. The Pope was told who
he was, but received him without any
appearance Of resentment writing his
name and few words 10 Latin in the
usual way on the image. Captain Bos
ouet boasted OF this among his fellow,
officers; but when the image was ex
smined, it was; " ADliss a9glud UsuiSti1
1.-The words Of the Saviour to Judsi
IscarioL -- N
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In Chanosrr d l.M-anvIlla- 70.
FEERUiEY BULBS. lsaf

p. K. Ben anl ". T.. WHIT, Ezrs at Hm- White.
deceased,
n n WattersoE-
1T appsanug b. he ssi.s-srt.aa r tlr l'.5f az
Master. fom AFFIDAVIT, maj ife
nesses;
ltis fhsref0rs ordered ttat pl'-i-.on la iiscs
Tor tour consecutive weeks Iu ila sas.lf.e t.afl.
a neEHpaper published 30 tlse-J e ra1a. .-lt' n
Day al cur D. rr Court g. tf hs.1 ai D. lo,iil
IN MaMiaaVlHe % the 0lrth Monday n Marc,
1888 tnsn md theTr b p.ea1i answer or e'
eru,assf .--.rst Am and sar Or bearing "a l =
u b. MJRFuRl e. a n.
a. IA. ~ & Hrtrs. D. O.
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| .,PBISG WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL s
! - FRANK, SUCCESSORS to n }. Druckel. Brewers
Of ale aud Lager bees. No 81 Broad street, Nash
/ VILE, Tenn. ldeco y
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn.
MCAEH Ri LIS, 1906

r. N. Lancaster, etal,
". Peuuon-
j. r. smith, tal.
or. notion II oornplainauga solclt0r, and q ap.
peartnf 10 The satisfaction % me Clerk tnn eifr
Ing PoEell, Samuel PgselI EiIa1 Powell. rsra.fnR
Lancaster and husband -- lanel.-leff Nlii. y
Jane Powell and the sid0a and children ui Hl.har1
ID Posel Francs R.bins0u aui husband -
Robinson. Dabnsy Lancaster. E.Ia.neia hch ana
William KEN Janea Lancasfgr. Naihsniel laaf af-
Ter, Hezeklah Fsagans adj aie i.ti.sl.A r t-ii'-H
- 1.r,.ssi,la-,t- III ne STATE 81 Teunesae-. go
that the Ordinary process Of iHE cannot D. ser7ri
upon them
he Is therefore orfersd that pgoicaton b n 81
M the Nashville Uu.ou, Do. fapef Pi.l-I-a- p
sns-tv ~ NaahyiIIa az tour slrcssiEe ueeals, re-
quIrna ~ deIendsnts i6 apUsar before tlr y l1ll
court q Smith, on o. before ne hsai annl9 m
Nay next, lsls then aad mere y peaAi aa.Fe
Or deruur q COMPLAINANT r.l.. 'f --i s.ll-l ~
tsreo asr so7fss-sd - -aI t1En i1r hearing er
parte. a. b. tnen- -.... 90
uaru-ata p Vs. ANf-lt ai-s ~i---a
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Mrs. Mary Sanchez died in Baton
Rouge La. on the llth inst, at the
advanced age of 10. She was born At
Galveston. In Esst Baton Rouge, on the
10Th Of August, 1856, and, with few ex
eeotious. has never IN the course Of her
long and peaceful life been beyond the
parish lines. During Der life she Wit
messed the elevation Of the spanish D
French, English, American and Oonied,
crate flags over the fort and eiis o.
Baton Rouge
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In Chancery At MgMinnyille.
FEBBEaKY RULES, 1869.

A. r. Hammer, comp nsut,
" 30. Bill t1 aa Land.
Major Mercer kaIns dcieuiaut
IN this cause itappeaung b One sltsiicuou o. ths
Clerk and Master That lne HTCre uamet dn'Hudsu.
d non-residaut OF The state of Tennessee so tlHt
the ordinary process OF .4E rsalHt r. served upon
him. 10 is therefore ordered tIlt puhi.ratI11 Ha
made, for four successive Fs..s, Iu One ea7lliia
Union. Newspaper published IN Nashville, Ten.
nssssa, rHquiring said deis1isul fo appear ou tIH
! first day OF our next Court Q. Hs hold it lr1l.uu
vile, on the ftn Monday n Auch. lsld, o. plelfs
ansWer o. demuF b complainant uit 1r inr .lluH
will be taken q oonfssssi aa t0 hm, and set i1I
| hearing sKpsr e.. j.. r. MORE Jku. Q a d.
fah2i-ulia EFI o.. Buns. d. a..
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Go 70 Bryant, Stral,0u & CO.'S Nashville
Business College ior a thorough sdurauou
IN Bookkeeping, Foumalsliu. CONNER
clal Law, Commercial ga.tlauoua. Part
nefship, Settlements, &c.
Send Tor College paper, Circular. sc.
Address BRYANT, STkAITuN 4 co.
Octi3-iy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ESQ, eSt,FlE5s.---Photog1phs Of Gener.ls
i LeeeIAl ana Coniederate. The largest Coz
leeii9n N the vest, for sale. Wholesale a.,
SSse.,. hemem Der the place, Gallery of ne
omoerland, p Cedar street. opposite COM
may1T-ti.
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Nineteenth Century !

No mans name Is more intimately connected
vitb lie history OF MArEHiA MEDlCA Of the
United States, or moro iavorBblY known as q. pio-
nfer In Medical Discovery, than that Of
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UAEkEEs AND IIIEOKER

OTIS. L. Attorney and Coun ellor % LsWs
" Nflce ~ Che-rF s.: 2 .. Boz as.
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ms eeieo'aiei toiisi sep, o. such uaiversai
denisnd. izmade isum De choicest us.orsis. n.
aild and s@otsut To- lis us.--s. frasraativ
'esaisd, aad extremely esusasi.I is tss .ruoa
upon the skin. For sale BY q. Drurs %. ana
Fanny Goods neaiers f.,rs-1y
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First GLASS Steamers,
u FE r E & s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRAET Coz

TARRAET 4 Co:
6entsmen-I am resident Of Curscoa. and have
been disposed 70 write n you concerning DE real
value Of your SELrZER APEEIENr a. afemedy
or Indigestion aud dyspepsia desire 20 express
20 you my sincere gratitude for the great Denent the
SELTLhR has doue my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has boon sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and afer being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or three yesrs
she was finally induced to seek the advice Of 3
learned Physician. Doctor Cabialis, o. Venezuela
Who Immediately treated her win, your BIER
NE5CENT BELIZEk APERIENf, she began d
iupr0Ye az once, and Is now PERFECTLY WELL
feel Il % be my duty for the good Of humanity q
make this statement, ieaing thaG medicine so val.
uabie should be widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, aud repeat
ing my earnest uanlude add thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
$. p. q. HENRTQUER,
New York, June g, IS. Meschant, Curacao, s.A.
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The Bsital Chamber. q, - 81, ~.
and Instruction for Young Men 49, -. .i' -
laoie treatment Tor Diseases o. ~ r-,lv,-- -
7e4usi systeus-Seai Tree. IN - .-v-if,,s-.
Address, Dr; =, skILLlN alusHroN. aogs-'i
A-i'>.-----' li-l-le plis Pa arrIa-Iu
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At NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys's reeep-
ton yesterday Afternoon, remarked that
supposed the paragraph in the Moniteur
might be regarded as an official statement
Of the result Of Baron Saillard's mission.
He said it might; and then added that it
was substantially what they had prefgured
TO me in conversation last fall. he went on
TO say that the reasons for the debarking Of
the troops were selected FROM. climatic and
eauitarr- conslHeratfous
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In Dyspepsia,

nni rs attendant trsin Of symptoms, Il acts more
LIKE A CHAIN than med cine There D. moth
tng nj the whole range of Matena Medics that can
or moment bear 8 comparison with i M tins dis
ease.
A ran account Of tbs wonderful plant may be
Pages 1851 and 1855
= series OF experiments In which Dr. Bull has
been years engaged, hes inst he n brought 10 a
"a cefsfli termiEation, and he 10 nos enabled 70
ofsr 10 the public = combination Of CEDkON with
other approved tones, The whole preserved 10 the
bret quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
which he b. confident has no equal m me Wotid:
putiio have long since learned 70 estimate fuch
thngs By their true value. The faiest plan u loE
every one 20 test for himself the virtues Q ne"
medicine.
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VAL t.APER, etc.

Es7 ILSON, j. ". & CO.-Manufacturers and
w wholesale and Retail callers 10 Tin, Copper
md Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. IL
College street.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water

ATO natural or artih rial compound has yet been
IN discovered or nanufactl red that equsls these
waters A. preventative relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
ed by the experience OF many thousands Hho nave
drank them for wears, with The most beneficial e.
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COLLECTING AGEaTs.

ID g. TUTHILL, Deputy United states Marshal,
III. collects Mole Accounts, &C, IN Middle Ten
no see Office az STATE Capitol, next door 10 Fed
raj Court f,ounn. z y. Lock Box ~. Ses adver-
O euleut IN another cClImn- ldecA-bm
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Administrator Notine.

HAVING qualified a. Administrator ON iha g.
Ill tate o. John n. ball. deressrl, ths b. to uH.
uIy all persons having Caiu1 agaIust said estate 'H
hie them with me sith.u tHe time presented lF
lag. OF thay viii b. barrel suj thoss iudebt8f 10
come coward and make payment
ianla-a tBHs HU SMITH. Airsfs
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THE FRENCH OCCUPATION SOURCE OF APPRE-
HENsION.

Under these circumstances il has hap
pened, either rightfully or wrongfully, that
The presence Of European armies IN Next
co, maintaining a European prince with
imperial attributes, without her consent and
against her Will, is deemed a source Of ap-
preheusion and danger, not alone to the
United States, but also to all the ndepend-
enl and sovereign republican states founded
on the American continent and las adjacent
islends. Frsnee is acquainted with the re-
latl0us Of the United States toward the other
American States TO which l have referred,
and is aware Of the sense that tine American
people entertain ia regard % the obligations
and duties due from them TO those other
States.
We arc thus brought back to the single
question which formed the subject of my
Communication OF the 9th of December last,
namely: the desirabieness Of an adjustment
of a question, the continuance of which
must necessarily be prejudicial to the har-
mony ana friendship which have hitherto
existed between The United States and
France. This Government does not under
take 70 say how the claims OF indemnify
and satisfaction, for which the war when
/ France is waging in Mexico was originally
instituted, shall now be adjusted, in discon-
| tinuing what, in its progress, has become a
war OF political intervention, dangerous to
| the United States and 20 republican instiu-
| lions in the American hemisphere. RecOg-
nising France and the Republics Of Mexico
as beHigerents engaged ia war, we leave all
! questions concerning these claims and in
| IDENTITIES to them. The United States rest
| content with submitting to France the ext
| gencies of an embarrassing situation in
/ Mexico, and expressing the hope that
| France may find some manner, which shall
| at once be consistent with her interests and
honor and the principles and interests Of
| the Unned states TO relieve that situation
! without injurious delay.
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NOTICE Having suggested 10 the Clerk Of the
N County Court Of Smith county, che insolvency
oil the estate az g W House, deceased, ] hereby
notify sl persons having claims against the SAID es-
ta.e 10 ale them with tbe Clerk Of said Court OF
before the fret Of October next for pro rata Of cad
estate properly authenticated, or they will be for
ever barred. and al persons Indebted 70 sad e.
tste viii come forward and make payment imme-
diately. This, April 9Th, 1850
B + @ SMITH, Admir-
aurln-z4ts Of & " House, decd.
"AM TED-Married Ladles whose health wi
W not admit Of an Incrta-e Of family, send 2
cent STAN for Or. Stuarts Private Circular 70 Mar
red Ladies', and common sense viii tell you Il 10
NO HUMBUG All communications str cay conn
dental DR. DUDLEY STUART,
aprl4-8mwe p. D. DraE 6f0s, Chicago, III.
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DE-. John Bull
Louisville, Kentucky

attained a reputation az wide spread ~ the CONT
meme of North America Bui the GROWING glory OF
tui- life remains 20 he attained % ms discovery, OF
rather combination for re does not q an 70 nave
teen The diac0ve-er olCEUFON. VIA cd Is the hafs
OF the Bitters now offered 90 the public. Ihat nom
or belongs o. the native luhahitautt OF central
America, 20 whom ms virtues haye been known Tor
more thau two hundred years Armed with D. the
Iudian hds aehan e 90 the most deadly malaria,
and handle without fear, the most Youumons ser
pents. Il Is belief with them, that while there II
bre N IL tre BODY the CedrCn is p3ient 20 cuie no
matter VII the segse may be-.
WIN . ~. But p not prepl edio endorse this e1
travagant pro te1slon be ~ neYcrthelees tat shte
from thorough elimination OF tho evidence rela-
ting % is virtues, that a. a remedy aud preFe
tive for al dlsesse ausIrg nom exposure, thef
90 the aoather cilmEia, or 10 miusIl1uc inhuen-
co. Il .Ianda
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

TsAREY & SMITH, hos. &c and 30 Union street,
lr-p starsJ represent the following Companies
H.tna az hartford, security Manhattan Metr0pOli-
IN. Ptosnir snd Knickerbocker LIE o. New ork,
and Accident Of ColUmbus, Ohio.
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Ginseng. Feathers, Bseswax.

TUE highest market prlce -. - fsi pa Eho,ls
Co, No 81 North MsrEei slae-. ION Wells 90
sfandl asr &C.,. Faaihers aed HeeaWaE A.
Unch q 1900 ~, elnaaas s-niea.
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