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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-10-13

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity-Pickens.
" I q NSsis", Re'n, nAo'' Bill, for Construction Of
ru w Willie, Partition, 60.
PY VIRTUE of decrctnl order, mode in
- this c"usc ut Chambers, by the Court of
lie out.cry, at
IICKEN.S G. IT.,
ON sALEDAY IN NOV EMBER NEXT, THE
REAL ESTATE
OF tho late Maj. WIN. L. Keith, ms follows
Tract No 2, the Homestead, in tho village of
i'ckens, containing One Hundred and Twenty.
eight Acres moro or less.
=, Tract No 3, containing One Hundred and
Eighty. Eight Acres more less, adjoining the
homestead. Norton and others
Tract No 4. nnimprovod One Acre LIT, on.
ro,,'e the Homestead, in tho vllugc of pckens.
tract No D, the lot in tho village Of Pckcns
whcreon Liout Clary resides.
Tract No 6, the lot in tho village of Pickcns
whercon DIR n Anderson formerly lived.
Tract MOI. the "Yisngc OH Ficld Tract"
containing Fight Hundred aud Thirteen Acres
more or less.
Tract 8. tho Calhoun place. containing
Four Hundred and Sevcnty.fve Acres more or
less.
Tracs No 0, the Chneross tract, containing
Sixty Acres more or less
Tmct No 10, the Abcrtson tract, containing
Sly Hundred and Sixty Acres moro or loss.
Tract NJ l. the Aiken tract, containing Two
Hundred Acres more or less
Tract M u. tho Barhnur tract in tho State
ct Georgin, containing Oac Hundred and Sixty
Acres more less.
Tract NJ l3 in Rahun, Georgin, containing
lwo Hundred Acres more or less.
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ORDINARY'S SALES.

Rf VIRTUE Of an order directed to me by ".
~ ii. Hoicomho Esquire. Or'linary of Pickens
District. will sell to- the highest bidder ut Pick
ems Court House, Oh $alcday in November next
Ihe Real Estate
OF Joinw. Mckinney deceased, consisting Of Two
Tracts "f i"nh AMI described ns follows:
Tract N" !. the home place. | ing on Indian
franch waters OF rhrce-a,"l Twenty Creek, ad
joining lands of l.. Hendricks, Jane McWhortcr
% and others, nnl cont ,ning Ono Hundred and
Twenty Acres. more or less
fract No 2, lying on waters of Eighteen Mile
Creek, adjoining lnnds Of Johm linton T.. Hen.
dricks anh others, aud containing Thirty nine and
one'ionrth Acres. more or less.
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MILLsTONEs! MrLLsTowEs

J'iE undersigned wishes to inform those in want
L OF the aforementioned articles. that they can
Up Up supplied with very superior quality Of earn
Stones, OF any size. at reasonable rates All work
fnished with any draft dress required by The
purchaser, and ,rdrrnnted perfect Old Stones re-
dressed and balanced will, the PATENT ADJUST.
lBLE SHOT BALANCE, the most accurate now in
nse For terms &c., address
c. MAYHEM.
Anderson C. IT., s. G.. Oct. Is. 1896
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state OF South CarOIit,a

StNtC Oh SOWsn CIFOIlEhN,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iVIEREAS, G. l. Chapman hath applied to mo
" for letters of administration upon tho Estate
Of G. Il. Chapman, deceased, late Of the Dis.rio.
OF piokens and State aforesaid: The kindred and
creditors Of said deceased, are therefore, oited to
appear before me at Pickens G. II. on Monday
the 9th day Of October, 1866, to shew cause If
any they can, why aaid letters should not be grant
cd. Given under my hand and soal this lst day
Of October, 1865.
". L. HOLCOMBE, ORR.
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Andcrson C. H., s. G, Oct. &, 1856. -
The State OF so,ssaa Carolina,

PICKENS--IN ORDINARY.
I. 7. Barron, Admir-,
va Petition for final
Thos. Barron and others. settlement
appearing to my satisfaction That John Jones
nnl wife Nancy, the heirs of Henry Barron
deceasel, Thomas Barron, John Barron and wife
Mary, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State 1t is ordcred therefore TINT
tho said absent defendants do appe ,r in the Court
of Ordinary, at fickons Court House, on Monday
the 24th day Of Dcocmbcr next, to show cause, If
any they can why a final settlement Of the Estate
Of Samuel Barron, ,cod, should not be made on
that day; and further, to render In their advance
ments md receive their tlistrbniva shares of Tho
said Estate at tho same time.
W. +. HOLCOMDE, ORB.
Ordinary's Oaicc Sept II, 1866 1--8m
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TO THE WOUNDED.

TiiE following Resolution adopted by tho
L Legislature Of South Curolina at its recent ex-
irn session:
R"so'ucd That His Excclcncy the Governor,
be requested to issue n circular directed to each nr
tho Tax Collectors Of the State, requesting them to
furnish him with list of tho names of all citizens
in their respective Districts who were permanently
disabled in the State Confederate service during
the late war, particularly specifying those who
have been deprived of their limbs, aud stating in
each CASE whether it b, arm or q leg and TINT
the Governor be also requested to furnish the in
formation thus acquired to tho General Assembly
at the next regular session."
All persons coming within the scope of the above
Resolution will meet mo at Pickcns G. II. during
Monday and TucsIay of Court week, and Mt Wal
imlla the Saturday following, for the purpose of
furnishing mo with the desired information
s. G. HERNDON, r. G.
October 1, 1866 9
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PiCkcRS-Rn Equity.


TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PicAcns-Hn Equity.
NJ. \. Clayton
VS.. Bill for Partition
Hannah Clayton. ct. ais.
Ri VIRTUE of n decretal order to me directed
~ in this case, by tho Court OF Equity and dat cl
hth September. 1866, will sell to tile highest
bidder. at public out cry, at
HslCs6ENs COURT sHOUsE.
On Salcday in November next, the
E1HAL T. JEST TATE
or Jesse NJ. C,nyton, deceased. as follows:
ONE TRACT or LAND, situate in Pickcns Dis
trlci, on Twelve Mile River containing One IIun-
"red AMI Forty seven Acres, and adjoining lands
OF W. II Anderson, Anthony Stcwnrt and others
iakNsS OT SAHIE.-On credit of one,
TWO ana thrco years. except the costs which arc to
be paid in cash, IN specie, or it's equivalent on the
dny OF sale. Payment to he made in three eoual
annual instalmcnts Will, interest thereon from the
day Of sale. and to be secured by bond to the Com
missioner, with nt least t%o good s,,retcs, aud n
mortgagc OF the premises. Purchasers to pay cx-
ira for title, mortgage and stamps
RODT. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Eoln VS. oiicc. Oct IS 1866 81
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
nYmENRAL.


Married, on Thursday evening. May eth.
IN the Episcopal Methodist Church. at ~
O'clock, by the Rev. DIR. W. y. Camp, Mr..
HAMILTON WRIGHT, to Miss Lucy &.
daughter Of the late DR.. Franklin White.
~ We tender our congratulations to the
happy pair, and wish them long life aud un-
aiioyed happiness.
" Theresa bliss beyond all thai the mmAtrel
has told.
whOa two that are Ilnk'd in ono heavenly
With heart Hsvsr changing, and brow never
Lovoon uiro' all Ills, and love IN I'LL they
dien fVrf
MARRiEp, on the 10 inst, by the Rev. Il. II.
Rutherford, ut Newmhn's Point, IN Carroll
Parish, La AIN. CEOzTER BARTON 10 MISS
ANNIE NEWMAN.
Married, At the residence Of the irlde's
mother ia this county, on Thursday evening,
Nay 2ith, BY the Rev. y. II. nntherari,
Glptaln A. J. FLANAGAN TO Miss LzzIE
We wish che Captain and bis fair bride a
prosperous passage down the steaua nf life.
May II always be their fortune 10 steer clear
Of the shoals and quleksands that may heset
thoun. And ~ amer year,, when Old t.aalher
Time shall have placed his seal upon their
brow, may they he ahl0 TO review the past,
and know no hsur thae was shAdowedb ~ pain
or tear.
"phl married lovel each heart shall own
Where two congenial souls unite.
1hy golden chains inlAld with down,
Thy lamp with heavens sriendor
bright" ftF
On Thursday morning. May 10th, at the
GayOsO House, MomphiG, Col. EDWARD r.
MCGEiIkE 81 Pamela county, Miss, 70 Mrs.
PATfiE PENN, daughter Of General ben
Williamson, Of Fayette county. Team,
Married, at the residence OF the brides
father, May fith, by Rev. L. +. Murrell, 8, T..
EDWARDS, of vicksburg, 70 Miss SALLIE
Z MEADOR, Of scott county, Miss.
Married, In Madison county at the r6si.
dence VI the bIideis father, on tho 17th inst
by Rev. q. q. Andrews, col. h. II. JONEs. OF
AunaOwer, 70 liiss FANNIE KICKS, daughter
Boni ). Kicks, Esq.
Married, In the Baptist Church, At Marion,
Ala, "a the evening OF the 15th inst, By the
Rev. Vim. IL. Mcintosh, Mr.. JAMES TAR
RANT aud Miss FLORENCE FOWLKES,
daughter Of Mr.. samuel II. Fowlkes. all Of
Marion. Ala. .g : .uufrHfl6l aJ
Married, In Natchsz, Miss, on tie aotl OF
Nay, by Rev. DIR. Watkins, JOHN II. KING
or Washington county, 10 Mrs. ANN
WARREN, OF Adams county. d.
Marrie1, at q, JOseph's Church, Peters
burg, Va, on the I'D ult, by the Rev.
ThOmas Mnlvey, Captain SrANHOpk
h0sk1 o. Mississippi, 10 Mas ELIZA y.
WHYgE, or P~ntarIburg
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

Weie oma muE nan VINO
p je, q trip touea Ar
aoWn tho MlasissIpbl.
10 ttu point. ibat
p De iermer State are.
fely gbeH attYurb butt
Mdf pOfH6a ot 9si in eul-
HEatiaaslMe IN ylsla IN
Afkah5 amoh se5 ono.
fourth 81 m average asp.
On ae Mississippi beiHsoiH sle.
naen4 thoiAFkgnsas, the aous are
m oRditon, and tie freed-
men WeEdng we'll Below Mem
phis and iu4 ahOFe VieksburV. the.
iRdicati0ns ere not hatterinQ. orr
infoFnsut is tgayelIinG forthe pur-
pose specially OfaiHfOFmlRghimselG
end yves his opinion that th6 Weld
win not exceed one-thifd Of seasons
DNAVts tA0 WaTs
-CEops throughout Tennessee
are represented as very backward,
whoatawih barely reach half an
average yield.r liHs a
"a sse'a lrrE h4T
-N ewa hFOnl The interior OF.
Georgia Represent everything per-
tanning tO4arming inteFestas having
been nearly Fuined by the late heavy
rains. The wheat crop IS a failure
ON account Of rust. Great destitu.
ton prevails, and hundreds Of faTni-
lies are destitute Of food.
.n-Agcntleman from Red river
says bhe late foods IN that Feioin
wen sOsudden that mach merckan-
disc, waiting removal, was damaged
and swept away by the rapid rise
sS.thS rtSor- In SOME instances the
and many foundations were re-
moved. Many cattle were oyorrih-
den BY The foods and drowned, OF
driven toOdhe high laads and
staEyedf 81 5i,sr
NT
lIuTsau Refugees. Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands,
DhFAHfMEST Oh MtaafskIpPf
iDFFtnH ASSISTANT COMhIaRfoxR
Ia For the State or MissIsslppL.
Special ora slss'''rE' Miss June - 1855.
x N0.ea g. EG
Any Arrangement that may have uecn
hltnerto In force on the Davis and neiRhI0r.
lng plantations on Davis Bend. RiVfn. To-
MI. j. 3. Belford and his 20. partner m, ex.
elusive privilege Of ginning the cotton n cd
On SAID plantations ct . fixed rate, are , ro.
By abroEAted.
II. PreyiOustO the hatnring Of the q.
eat growing crop Of cotton, uts
VIII be made whereby the Freedmen can ynl
themselves % the privilege o. ginning their
eotton - the wins on the plantation tr al
h~elghbortng gina, as they mas find moi all
yantageona, The price charged for aid work
being regulated wholly and entirely by tho
current market rates, and entirely unihau.
eneed By snymOpOpoly Of the same.
BY ORDER OF Major Gen. IN. j. Wood,
a# SMART ELDRIDGE
Acting Assistant Adlutant General.
Onielal: A. ". PlEsT0N,
JnS'st Capt. and A. A. q.
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COOPER'S WELL,
KINDS COUNTY, MIss.

FH4HE HOtel Il nov open TT the reception
% Company. The ~Ohalybcate Wnlef
ean - had afthS Well FOR one dollar per gal.
iaA Send glass stone, or cypress vessels;
eak WI not answer. Charges for poarl
go4eTnod according 70 the times A Nand
IMAM WILL1AAh PrupFinlor.
N. III Co0peF'a We'll Daily E~xrassiLine Of
Hacks Al HyFamAs atatioa. On ne 20, and
3, u, dIatancss miles b the VIZ Aiss
HACKS at Clinton. on Southern Hailfaad, G
mil@ 10 the Wei. Those taking river nentB
y Viek!surE, leaSe on theeaFs n Pc nora
leAs4l
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

~ Oh. LARO0EAn's Indian Vegetable
PulmOnlc Syrup cuTes Coughs, Colds, WhOOp.
Ing Cough, Group, Asthma CataFTh, Bmn.
ehits, Pain In the sldc, Night sweats
HoaFseness, to which public speakers and
singers are liable, Consumption, In is early
stages, and all diseases OF the Throat and
I.hngs.
Indoraed by the highest medical authority,
clOrEymeh Of 0VeFy denomination. authors,
editors, professors in our VaEiOds colleges, and
By May Of our most eminent public men.
Gantainlng AoePfum. Il "A adapted to every
age, and may be used without Nar Of the
dangerous results which follow the use Of
many Of the Cough preparations Of which
opium and lpeeac arc the base. Give Il a
trial Price ucsnts and q per bottle. DR..
=. r. KNIGHTS, Proprietor, Melrose, Mass
Yes HNH.H 1904. Die. .|.E A
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HrNM M.#a. aN.INN .".N "nN III
Dr.. kEIGHFs' Oriental Hair Restorcr
proves itself the only reliable ReytOrar oil
Grey and Faded Hair to Ia orlginaIeo'Or.
Itoontalns neither oil, alcohol nor any other
Injurious substance.
n oleanses the scalp, gives the hair a rich
and glossy appearance and promotetll lux.
ufiant growth.
Il Is scientifically prepared, and is indorsed
BY the most eminent medical authority.
II is oxquiaiiely perfamcd, will not StalA or
soil the finest fabric, and is Indispensable to
the toilet Of every lady q dgentoman. Buy
no other. IDA p. |
Price 70 cent? per Bottle.
Prepared by DR.. Z. R. KNIGHEs, Chemist,
Melrose, Mass.
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Ire Vac Women oF aeuth.

3icumond Is begirt with an ar
my o. Confederate dead. The hal
loves precincts Of our cemeteries
ar /. ldered still more sacred by
III IN nves-tO be counted by tens
Of tb, sands Of martyred heroes;
arm us were bloody battle-flelds
al &c WeFe the most crowded
h,sg Us. Tho dead Of both arc
eli s IN Hollywood and Oak
E'ot Not alOne-the fallen of
vi q ii are buried here. Your
o' / nd lost, brave and chivalrous
p r whom we, too learn 10 love
el ide by side with ours. The
r. proportion of your best and
u young men, cheered by
sings and strengthened by
yers, came to Virginia to
our common cause.
oh! how many of them fell
c-fields or died in hospitals,
inns Of disease engende-ed
exposures Of aTduOus cam
is no country upon whose
ri onor shall be inscribed the
a # the Confederate dead
lht d for and with their cause.
! AZ courage aud devotion OBJ
tin tie plandits Of admiring ma
TN But IL Is the recollection OF
t. sl -ufle tngs, their patience, and
Il ii untimely end that most ten
1 n endears their memory TO us.
ii :, they left us the the guardian
d i oftheir graves. 1t is q crate
nj s%ervice, cue alike TO them and
tC their sur living friends. Lot us
keoT green the turf above their
heads and build monuments to mark
TO- generations yet to come the place
Of their repOse.
A society has been formed In the
city Of Richmond entitled "The
Memorial Association"
The objects Of this society are to
collect funds to be applied IN en-
clio ing, arranging, returning, and
otherwise the placing In order, the
graves Of the Confederate dead IN
TERED IN the cemeteries Of Rich
inOnd, so that the names Of our fall
en- soldiers, may be permanently
preserved from oblivion, and their
last resting.places saved from the
slightest appearance Of neglect or
want Of care. 1872
All persons who make donations
FOR the purpose Of carrying out the
objects ofthis Society are enrolled
% members Ofthe same.
We would respectfully suggest TO
ne ladies Of the South to form aux
Hilary societies, cooperating with
ns ineaFryiRg oHt The objects above
stated. AS soon rs such societies
ere formed, It is hoped hat they
Eill correspond with this Assooia
ton. Letters may be addresseland
contributions sent 70.
MRs. WM II. MACRAhLAND,
President.
All Southern papers are request.
81 70 insert and call attention to
the above appsai.
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washington County.
NOTICE.

To all persons having claims against
the estate of Henry Johnson, de-
ceased. r,.
VETHEREAs, ut the october torn, A. D,
1855. OF the Probate Court oCWash-
lngtOn county, letters testamantary Of the
last will and testament Of Henry johnson,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
Now, therefore, you are requested 70 exhibit
your claims against the estate Of said tesla
tor, and have them registered, in the manner
and within the timo prescribed by law, or
they will hofOreyer barred.
n. J.JOIINsOk, ExecutTix, Sc.
NrGgNT & YkRuER, Atty's, mayawft
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HsB- DR. LAR0OKAn's s~lrsApArfiIR Coan.
pound, for the speedy aHd permanent rurc
Of Liver Complaint, s%CrofelA, or King's Evil,
Dyspepsia, DTopsy, NOurAlE.A. EpIICpy, Fry
sipelas. 81. AhthOny's Fire, Pimples, pustulcs
Blotchcs, Bolls, Tulnofs, Salt Rhcum, Ulcers
and Sores, rheumatism. Pain IN h qstonach,
Side and Bowels. General Debility. Uterine
liberation, syphilis and McrcuriAl Disease,
aud all complaints arising from or resulting
In impure blood.
Itis double As sfrsagtA Of any other Sara.
parilla Compound In the market. and is In.
dcTSsd by The medical faculty Ne the beat and
eAsaPssi Blood PuriAsT extent Price o. per
bottle. Prepared by DR., y. H. KNIGHTS
Chemist, Melross, Mass.
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HHL - Ii
Died, In Kateles. May 5lh, lsss, Mn.
NJ. wm il. eaEkeet in the 18th year Of her
frequently d late have we been called
upon 70 pas o last tribute Of respeet. % de-
parted worth. bnt nono have so stirred the
deep sywpalaies Of the soul, as the subject
Of thIs noN-tnt down In all the vis0r of
lle and ftll maturity Of the ehristian gfsoes.
Through all her last Illness, she evinom tfue
christian patisats aud entire rcsignaaon 10
the viii Or Heaven, and fnaIiy brtalhud cut
her pure znlrt In the soul-suzlalnlng
triumph OF faith.
Oh. way ahsald We 80 slly thse the dead
Whon Aaalh trnnslains nom all the us OF
Ne De llTins raiher, who slll are led
ThFoage e. and sotrow, tEosbie, care and
Eull d rod. meE her lie We. lFnls
rough battles. met al 10 Stom fealltss. d
al last came Qg ~eeaaaafaF, tasoataea By the
aspsaluns OF ne verdi. Daring lie late
struggle which 80 tried meas Souls, none
aaplssa q hs2Asn than " tie
haHlsalF4 INDEPENDENTLY ehdufeu and %.
cii1bU eheerlnlly made, Having fought the
her reMaFdAAn eterhai cTOan or glory inthe
ntnyeagg Ms. 4. haa leo a lerHAvsdi bus
band, thfec lovely ofpaant, and q lalsa dIlcle
OF relatives and frisaas % mouFu her lire.
parable loss /; but In HAeir nnd FameRbfaIfe
She hes q mqpumen1 more duraae tlAn
blenae ormafbie polHllngtp the bFlezA 81
Vlther % ~ gone.
Died. at the, reshlencs % hia meter, / n
sBnaa4er eonnty, on the feah ina. = en-
rostion Of the brain, DIT. BUGEN REL-
LANE IN tbs sd year Of hA age.
niaasst Yazoo City, MIss., on ennd msrn.
Ing, H 2Qsha ise8, go8APHlHE H.. s1at
20 y. u. La~tiR, Ii - -
asef - y!
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

TO all persons having claims against the
estate Of Jonathan Ballard. deceased;
r ETTERs Of Administration on said es.
tate having been granted to the uader-
signed at the March term. A. ID. 1885, Of the
Probate Court Of Washington county, Miss,
yeu afe hereby required to exhibit your
claims against said estate, aud have thbm
registered In the manner and within the
time prescribed BY law, Or hey WIN be for.
ever barred. GEORGE u. HUNT, Admir-.
NuEaht q Yergor, Soils. maygl-w7w
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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A.. A RE prepared only Tor q Legitimate pnr.
"a, pose, and are the only safe and effective
medlclne for females extaIt.
Do not trlne with your health, and use
cheap and dangerous medicine, which Drug.
giktshavo bought and w1ll recommend, being
tgnuFantOf their properties.
Thev are 1Certatno uro for all those painful
and dangerous disorders toWhich the Female
constitution Is subject, They moderate all
excess, and remove ali distractions They
lnHtgOEata tho dehltltated and delicate; and
" Regulating and strengthening the system
me hhe o. health Is rcsfOresi 20 tho checks,
weakness Of the spine and limbs relieved,
and all the indications OF Nervous Debility
removed. Nomalden, wife, or mother should
be without them.
Try them--usc according 10 direction, and
be convinced that they are the LiDT's
ASA Dor MIS-. wMMow,s MYsTIo Puts.
Take non other, Hrina a. per hoN, or Q boxes
for ~. For sale by al druggists,
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- DIT. KNIoHTs' Hair Dressing, q vege.
table preparation for identifying and pro-
motlngtho lnNufiant growth Of the hair.
Il prevents the hair from falling OF or
turning gray.
It removes dandrun. c~leanses the skin.
cures ncFvOuS headache, and ell those dis.
tresslng affections induced by the use OF oily
or alcoholic Hair Dressings.
Its invigOratlng properties insnre luxH-
RANT locks, incllRed to curl, and by its per-
slstcnt use the hair Is restored to bald heads
when such a result Is possible.
II is s~plondldiy perhlmed, win not stain or
soil the skin or any article Of apparel, aud is
universally sPproved-especially by aides
and children. Buy no ether.
Price "a cents per Bottle.
Prepared by Dr. E.R. KNIGHTS, pbsulst
hislruse. Mass. 4 aAT
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
n BIrERs OF ADMINISTRATION upon
the estate Of Catherine NJ. Daily, de-
ceased, haying boon granted 20 the uhAl5r.
signol. at the May term Of the Probate Cont
of Warren county, Hiss. all persons hAving
claims against tho Same arc Hereby noliled
70 have them proh4teil anil registered within
the time prescribed BY law or they will be
forever barred and all persons indebted 20
said estate are requested 10 make prompt pay
mcnt Of their liabilities. W, y. DAILY,
mayl0-w6w Administrator.
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A New and Grand Epoch in
MEDICINE!

nR. MAGGIEL Il the founder OF n new
Medical Ryatemi The quAntitariAns,
whose vast Internal doses enfeeble the suDm-
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.stercOtypel nOstTums OF the day. EXtra0r.
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lneliciemey OF the (sOscalledl remediea Of
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tie liver e Affected, is functions ne re-
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