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jos WoRK.--We have now completed our office
81 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re-
s%pectfully ask the patronage of our friends.
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Auction Sales Tsts NAY.
Il. NJ. MARsHALL & BRo. wilt sell this day. at 10x
O'Clock. In their salesroom,N No. SO Broad street. hor..a
wagon. furniture, carpets. &c,
n. HUNT d Son will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, In
their salesroom, No. 14a Meeting street, boots, shoss. 10.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL viii sell this day, at 10 O'Clock.
in their store. No.1s Nesting street, the contents OF a
dry goods store. &C.
* MILES DRAKE will sell this day. ct 10 o'clock, In his
store. corner King and Liberty streets. balance of
stock OF dry goods, &c.
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OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.

OFFlCE CITY CIVIL. ENGINEER
CITY HALL, CHARLESTON. September IL, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE e. EIVED UNTIL.
~ the 18th at IL O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS OF tho lengths and sizes given below. The as
Inmates will include the cost OF excavating about 900
cubic yards OF earth. the necessary filling, reforming of
and grading after the laying Of trunks.
TRUNKS. FEET.
aruhS IN Line street ................. 27O
Length OF Trunk in and from lots in Coming street
r ~ - n ~, n Hs,1r ars.n.. 800
main drain in Wentworth street. 100
Length of Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad
Clife stree t drain. 1877
Iva. onS 49,. oVT
trunks to be twelve by twenty inches in the clear.
built OF two by twelve inches prime yellow pine plnnks.
to rest upon slcepers of three by nine inches, three feet
long, placed Ave feet from centres. Braces to be two by
six inches. dovetailed into the sides Of Trunks, at dis
tances OF FIVE feet from centres. The Trunks to be laid
to grade pegs furnished by the Engineer.
All the work must DO carried on with the greatest
dispatch.
Plans can he seen at this office,
A copy OF these specifications must be attached to each
onsT. LOUIS j. BARBOT,
september IL City Engineer.
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Free to EYerYhOdy.

A Large 6 PIP. Circular, giving information OF the
greatest Importance TO the young OF both sexes.
1t teaches how tho honely may become beautiful. tn.
despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive Il copy poal- paid, by return mail.
Address Z. o. Drawer, 81.
March 30 lyr .r,n. ~ "
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DIANO-RG+sTEs-ahAND, SQUARE AND
PRIGHTlcWhic are now acknowledged to be-,
Any oTHESss n ERIc These instsuments pos ao
sess every modern Improvement, are Of the largest size.
finished In CARVED and PLAIN ROSEWOOD CASES.
em1racing every variety OF style. Each has the full
RAME. OVERSTRUNG BASS with oryith-
out the n agraae osrrrangemsnt,: Each has the FRENCH
other In rapid execution. ,These Instruments are all
SEVEN. SEVEN AND AouknrER and SEVEN AND Il THIRD
ocTAvHs; constructed Of, THOROUGHLY SEASONED WOOD.
aud Of the finest and best material For oREAr POWER,
sISe1Na QUALIT1Es, gWEETAFasa and PURITY OF TONE
throughout the sntirs nEaIssTfEEaR ELEaANoE OFFINisH
ana GnEAI I'VE Piauo-Fortes Of Messrs.
JENNYS y SON are unsuxpasSed by any other makers In
the WORLD. snddhaye tsfsns fAsl HIaHRsT PREMIUM
enable this frsn tpFgo6nc asU1aEEIoR INSTRUMENT,
public ut TWENTY pm orr. iovsaS than anv nthsr ~ S,p ~
CLASS manufactures In the country -
The special attention OF Dealers, TsSchsrp and others
is invited to the examination or these Pianos before max
ing their selection elsewhere. Every instrument la fully
"'7AH2a s!lr1n TH1 TIVE vnAna. nescr;ntiyA cirnn--
lara sent to az parts Of the county upon application. Ad,s
Nos. aasgpd 2s5 East 21st street,
ns.Ween ~ and'Sd Avenuea.iItsas New York
~ C1PtoIuDSf ~ G+1Nf HNThh3SNr WtF aSMN 1Yr I'll
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It yon want CHEAP Blank Books;
If you want chsap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa.
pen, &C.; or, MILLERs' Almanac:
" you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, Me-. 50 Broad street.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

NOTICE.,
CHARLES TON,O October IA. 1867.
SIClfED FROM A NEGRO A SMALL LUMBER OF
NJ FOWLS. and lodged at Upper Wards Guard Housc
Inc owner is requested to cali. prove property, and take
4" away. E. j. KINGMAN,
~ First Lieutenant Upper Wards Police. 4
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Des"dOe RESIDENCE IN Coming street, neu, 81.
PduLS Chnrch.
BY CLIFE'ORD & MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents.
VIII be sold at the old Custom House on TUEsDAy oo,b
instant. at IL o'clock,
Ihat LOT OF LAND, and THREE STORY wOObrx
HOUSE thereon. containing six large rooms. dress;uv
p menas and pantry; store room, kitchen, servants apar::
Coming street. one door north of warren street a
sTo ;sst the im i lot has a front on Coming street Of so feet Ky
healthiest locations III the city. =" y"
o n~erms = Q cash; balance in one aud two Yeas,
secured ny bond and mortgage of the premises. WITH IN.
terest. House to be kept insured and policy sssienrd
October 2 ~: ,
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EOUS,
COOPERAGE f.! COOPERAGE!

TO FACTORS, PLAN AND
n
FHNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD kESPECTFULLY
Il inform you that he has q number Of first rate work.
men making BARRELS OF all kinds, wet and dry; and
KEGS Of all sizes, wet and dry. and that he ia prepared
to make contracts for the CooperaGs OF Rice. for ship
ment aud factoragr. at very reasonable prices.
SHOP No. 3 CORDES STREET. leading down to Kerr's
Wharf. t. ,JOHN X nEVTN
October IL
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u. fH. ~.

N So Pc He ID. - *
Are synonymous with Hsalth, Strength and viaor.
The secrst will be revealed by investing Ia a bottle Of
EPATIo BTTTERs. For sale by ali
Druggists. Y, -
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OFFICE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CoMpASv
YoRKvILLE, s. c.. April Is, 1867
dENTLEMEN I have Just received your letter OF Feb
ruary l4th-upon my return to this place, after an ali.
sence OF two months-andt this reply may be too late for
your descriptive Circular of Ingersoll's Cotton Press.'
Inc Press l used in packing my cotton last wear
ips. With good active hands to work it, I am satisfied
packed In o day. ~, ~. N~' 10
This Press combines the advantages Of lightness. and
consequent portability and simplicity tbeing easily man
ageu by any one Of ordinary intelligence). Great com.
pressing r. force !. with little motive. power. and last, but
tnioe least as worked entirely by hand, thus saving for
the use OF the ordinary Screw
Respectfully. &C.. yours, Ell law
To LITTLE l. MARSHALL. Charleston { ~ "
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE TIsr
address ~ WV. IH"'
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put OH Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE People.

ALLENDALE, BARNwELL D1sTR1or. s. C.)
. March l, 1887.
GENTLEMEN 1 used. during the past season. one of
,'lngersolls Portable Cotton Presses - purchased of Won
last september. have always boon pleiudiced in favor
dueed meto try any other. 1 take pleasure, however. in
adding my testimony in favor OF its entire adaptation to
tue wants OF a cotton plantation. II has surpassed NV
most sanguine. expectations. l have packed with but
TWO hands. yet l prefer four-two at each lever. NV
Daies all weighed over 500 lbs. The first lot I sanf to
market averaged 662 It's. My impression ia that 500 lbs,
Is about the capacity Of the Press. and q greater number
OF pounds subject tho foilow-block to too much risk. mn
less the sides OF the cotton box was Increased. 1t would
add greatly to the value OF the Press IL the cotton boy
was ten inches. longer. In haste, I Rm, very respectfnIlv.
Your obedient servant, &C.. b. W. ANTON
p.S. l took my Press down and carried 1t some tonr
miles 10 pack the crop Of a %neighbor, who failed to have
y screw. built; he was 30 much pleased that he has
determined to abandon the 'Screw" and purchase Gin,
e's ieA 3. WI.
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS,
NITy TpE.Sr1pv o.r,o-

OCTOBER 2, 1867.
A LII AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY ORDI.
IA NANCE on 3Oth September. Renewals will =.
granted on application at this office, If made during THIS
Month. 4 THOMAS C;tv ~ a"S
October
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Get OF CITY SESSOR
OFFICE CLERK OF N
X., October III. 1867.
Il LAR Meeting. to be held on S 22d inst.
proceou u olcct an ASSESSOR to all the uneIpired
term of Mr.. d. G. GIBSON. deceased.
NJ. on day of election. AZ"
By order. ". RI SMITH
October IL CIars ~ Ha.,
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A Caru.

80 EXC a. FF &4 "A GNfXs tat 845l BN SEb5,
what. sssTARRANTss EFFERvEscEET srLrznR
afGHiENT, ana what are ito enscts2 THESE are aues-
a1ns wa'on me great american pubic has a right TO-
ssA, ana y aleo mas . right TO expect q candid and satis.
factory reply. The preparation Ia q mid and rsanne
saane casnsrsc, alternative ana tonic, and ia most care.
nily prepared IN the form Of q snow white povdar co,,.
tanning all the WONDERFUL medical properties u tba 81.
famed Settler Springs Of Germany.
of its effects We would nsy that t,,ose ,vho hnv. .ss.ax
the preparation are the best judetess.. ana 4hsr $500.
over their own signatures ths& AS prsn.rseca ,ssS
promptly xeheve indigestion. Ragdlats tha ~, = ~,
bile. Cure every species of hcadache. rrano,a,infswS Il.
nervous system. Refresh and ~inyigosate thc sear Mi
gste iao pangs OF Riisumsssirnl 2 St;s,ss4siisaa acta w Il.
Stomach. cieanss and tone The bowels. Aaasst ths
falling appefts. Cure the hearSburn. VIA
II yon argae eufSssre give this Remedy otnSs trial. ana Il
viii convineNyc Sg the above facts.s 5S& H
@ TARtsAss1EkA co.. Sole pEoprietors, Nov YorE.
old by an Urz88iats. arnSa September l2M
NyEa ny S
Whe TAN 4Sr "A dvsrsssssan thss s,sussry.
TBh pRdxry hss assIarss sitsaiatsod fhfaunhost d.
middis and uppeesDihtittts 6of ttp BiaEx. Adysrtisi1a
ratsa ~ rsaaonAbls % The s~tsingancy of fhe raonsy p,ss.
kss WIN waszsnk. aMsssAaits snd others wishiag 10 IA.
fas.SSlunns 81 ne pApsr viii saaf@ss KIN ~
JULIAN A.s sETRx. Rroprsstor. B
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction, sS.s- mata nav

ALL KINDS oFJoB WORK DONE AT H DAHL,
NEWS OFFICE. .
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REHABILITATION d.
Whites, 10 Blacks and Colored, 1s-Total, %.
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ITO DELINQUENT TIA PA YERS
CITY TREASURY OFFICE
~ October g., 1867.
Il FICE on 22d inst. on all unna;d retnr1. - 1esg
u u AstH June last. =. THOMAS,
CCtoDoTS Ctv Trana,nrar
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YELLOW FEVER And SMALL P0X.

March 80
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AUCTI0 SALES.

Horses, Wagons, Furniture, CARPETS.
BY ". M. MARSHALL d. BRO.
MULES. / Mo avs aa osi sDrin o. w Mo; - ! STosd street
! Cottage Set Furniture. Sofas, Chairs, Crockery. &c.
. brussels aud Tapestry Carpets. Occober Is
Vatuadle lNedcat Works-CAarts, Engrov,uys.
.%ns.ruments. Medicines, Vials, Sc.
M n. M. MARSHALL 81 BRO, Guct,ra.
THIS DAY. at II O'Clock. ut No. SO Broad street. win be
October 10
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Domestics, Print,.
Lo@gcloths, Ouercoats, Ready Nude Ciofh;no,
Cass'"erss, Toeeds, !SatineiS, Shoes, Notions,
&c. &c
MCKAY X Campbell.
WI sii THIS DAY. OF their Auction salesroom, No. 1876
msoung street. opposite Pavilion Hotel, at 10 O'Clock.
Pieces LINEN DRESS GOODS. Prints, aipsn.ms.
Longcloths, Irish Linen. Hsndk uma Gotored rlannels
Lawns, Muslins, &C., &c. Di""a''S'
H~osIERY-Ladies' Misses and Gents. Hose and Hal,
Hose Of English. French, German and American M an".
tacturs. '"""-
Isdiss' and Misses Isle R GLOVES, Ready
Made Clothins-Coats Pants and Vests.
SUPER CASHMERE Shoes. Cutlery
fspsr and Linen Collars. Watches. Chains. &c.
Terms cash. October 1e
Valuable Farm Of about Ftue Acres on Runfdqe
/. by cLIFEoEnDp 'S&s"f nAr1,EwE
va, !, Real Estate Agents.
VII" u Z solo, al the cid Custom House. on TUESDAY,
18th inst. at IL O'Clock,
a rAkM OF about Five Acres. situated on Rutledee
ln Avenue. 2asH feet; on aadsden street. US ieet;
on a. Congtess street. $40 feet, and on the back line. 500
terminus. Upon this tract is a two and a hais story
y % "smn Dwelling. The soil is remarkably fertile. drains
recenuy surveyed and divided into % tine building lois.
as ~ q pat TO be seen at our Office, No. sc Broad Street.
stamps. W. "pe'H = III
octoS SeoSe property can be treated for at private sa,,.
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Decisions of the Internal Revenue
Commi ssioneT.

The following decisions OF the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue hsve re-
Gently been rendered;
Marriage is valuable consideration
of the law, and conveyance OF reality
made upon such consideration Is TO be
regarded as made upon a Yaluade aud
adequate one, and confers upon the
granter no succession within themean-
Ing OF. the Internal Revenue act.
The amount received for ADVERTISE
ments in newspaper Is not to be in
cluded In determining the liability OF
the publisher of the paper to a special
tax as manufacturer
The carding of wool into rdls for
hand spinning is not manufacturing, and
no special tax is imposed upon Il person
for doing 1t.
II is enacted in section seventyone OF
the Internal Revenue act, that No per-
son, firm, company or corporation shall
be engaged in prosecuting or carrying
on any trade, business or procession
hereinafter mentioned and described,
until he or they shall have paid special
tax therefor in the manner Hereinafter
provided. A change OF part or Ill the
Individual members ola firm is a0ange
of firm. When such change takes
place, the new firm thus created, unless
it be firm of lawyers, conveysncers,
claim agents, patent agents, physicians
surgeons, dentists, cattle brokers o. ped
lers (section 7S) should pay special
tax from the first day of the month in
which it first engages in business, or
carries on any trade or profession for
which a special tax is required, regard
less of the fact that the new firm Is COM
posed in part of members OF an cd one
which has already paid the special tax
imposed upon it.
Burr stones, mill stones and grind
stones were exempt from internal tax
by the act of July 18th, 1896; but whet'
stones are still taxable at the rate Of five
per cent advalorem.
Illuminating oil, which is exempt
from tax by reason of marking less than
thirty six degrees Baumes' hydrometer
should not be marked "tax paid" but
should bear inspection marks, the same
as taxable oils.
Repairs of articles of all kinds are ex'
empt from taxation as manufactures
Repairs, however great, which do not
destroy the identity of the article or
thing repaired, are not taxable; but ar
article or thing which is substantially
new is to be taxed as a new msnufac
ture, although it may contain SOME
parts or pieces that have been more Of
less used in other articles.
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THE UNADILLA NATIONAL BANK.-The
following comes out in reference to the
failure of this institution:
at appears that the people of Otsego
county, N. Y, have been nicely caught
in their own trap by the failure OF the
Unadilla Bank, and that this is the Sc
cret of their turbulence. The farmers
and others in the vicinity having money
on hand loaned it to the Bank, and took
the notes Of the officers for the same in
order to avoid taxation. In trying to
rob the government of its dues they
have themselves been robbed. OF course
there is not much sympathy for the vic
tins since this fact has been made known.
There are, no doubt, great many others
in the same situation as these Otsego
people were in-trying to cheat the gov
eminent by all sorts of evasions. They
had better look out; for dishonest prac
tices in one are apt to beget dishonesty
in others having business relations with
each other"
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DRINDLE It BeRNHAM'S
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
RUTLAND, VERMONT.

Fire, Marine, Inland Navigation, Life,
Accident, Life and Accident com
bined, Live Stock and Steam
Boiler Insurance,
Effected in the oldest, largest and most reliable
Insurance Companies in the United States,
among which are the
RTNA, Assets, $4, 075, $50 rs
HOME, N.Y.) 3,506,922 90
HARTFORD, 100000 90
ms. co. OF NORTH
AMERICA, 100000 90
HOME, New Haven) 100000 90
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20 the pleasure of directing your studies
and labors. Believe me, We would gladly
continue our work with you longer,
While 1t is with proud JOY that we see
you going forth In the fulness OF manly
strength to the duties OF active life, cur
joy Is tempered by sadness AT the thought
that we shall miss your companlonshlp
In the familiar scenes OF our daily lie.
Do not suppose that our Interest In
you will cease. We shall watch you
with tenderest solcitude, we shall re-
ioice in your successes, we shall share
the burdens OF your sorrows. we trust
that you will look fondly back TO yonoer
halls, and regard them as your nome
and the home OF your sincere friends.
You have bravely stood by the Unlver-
sity in her hours OF darkness and trial.
You have thus rendered her true service.
You have aided in assuring the incom-
ing of that day of prosperity, which we
believe to be dawning upon her. May
she not still, may she not always, re-
ceiye the aid of your influence, your
affection, and your prayers Above ALL
II you would be her crown of rejoicing,
aim at reaching the highest type OF
Christian manhood. With this worthy
aspiration go forth, my dear friends, to
your various posts in life. Go without
misgiving There is room enough for
every earnest worker. No true work
shall fail of its reward. And "the God
of peace make you perfect in every good
work to do His will working in you that
which is well pleasing in His sight,
through Jesus Christ; to whom be glory
for ever and ever-Amen."
The following hymn, composed by one
of the graduating class WAS then sung,
after which the audience was dismissed
with benediction pronounced by the
venerable Professor Torrey:
Jesus, shall we come in vain,
Asking grace and help Divine:
Lord, our feeble hands sustain
Let us feel our strength is Thine.
Higher duties sterner strife,
Now for nObler effort call;
Sanctify our inward lite,-
Be our friend, our guide, our all.
While thy blessings, Lord we see,
Flowing countless from Thy store,
May we closer draw to Thee
Shan Thee less, and love Thee more.
When our day of life shall close,
Set from earthly labor free,
Father, grant us sweet repose,-
An eternal rest with Thee.
burlington Times, 9Th,
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A GENTS WANTED.

IA = or+ieIs
2O00 Agents wanted to sell new sr tlC.'
needed I'M every household in the United stsI e.
Good experienced canvassers, Male a anu &c
male. wanted in every county, town and scho .,
district. Enclose so cents and cents sIanP
r b, MISSIONER d CO.,
Castleton, Rutland Co., v
Janf7d&wtf
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THE MASON i HAMN CABINET ORGAN
The Cabinet Organ bears the same relation to
the melodeon, sersphine and ACCORDION, as does
the modern grand pianoforte to the ancient
spi met and harpsichord; and the immense
strid &c made by Mason & Hamlin in the inven-
tion of this instrument are within the knowl-
edge and comparison of all of us. We may now
emphatically add to the list of notions, in the
manufacture Of which America has excelled
the world, the best reed organ, as the most
emin ent musicians have, with singular unani-
nifty, pronounce the Cabinet Organ superior
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TOR SALE,

A PLEASANT HOME BY THE sEA-sHORE!
The late residence of Timothy V. Meigs, de-
ceased, situated in Madison, County of New
Haven and State of Connecticut, together with
cultivation. The House is two story, with L,
neat and cOmmodious, having been fitted up by
the owner for permanent home; is offered for
sale. The location is in the center Of pleasant
town, within five minutes walk of two churches
and an academy, and ten minutes from r. Il.
Depot.
To man of pleasure or business, who wishes
to enjoy pleasant home, and rear a family
where he may have the benefit of religious and
educational influences, the above is a rare OPP
pOrtunity.
Referees for location j. E Redfed, Cashier
Essex Bank; Hamilton w. Conkln, Hartford,
Conn; Hon. VIM. 5. Hull, Madison, Conn; c.
Bridgman, Keene, N. II.
For price and terms of sale address
MRS. T. v MEIGS, Madison, Conn.
Madison, July 2, 1857. j11d2taw&29
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I IFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
THE ORIGINAL TRAVELLERS LIFE &C
CIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Of Hart.
ord, Capital and Surplus over $4,000 800.
This company issues policies insuring against
LOSS OF LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE,
whether disease or accident, with weekly
COMPENSATION FOR DISABLING ACCT
DENT.
The combined Life and Accident policy, 1t is
confidently believed affords the
Best Insurance for the Least Money,
which is the great object in life insurance.
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livery WOMAN in the land should

u read and remember these important facts
about DR.. DODDS NERVINE, and invigera-
tor Among medicines, it is Woman's Best
Friendl Leucorrhes Tor Whites), Amenorrhea
(suppressioa), Amenorrhaga (1owing), Dysme-
norrhea painful menstruation), Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, dragging down sensations, loss OF
strength, mental depression, constiPated bowels,
sleeplessness, irritabiiity, and the iunumera6le
symptoms of low vitality and disturbed circula-
tion-are cured by this extraordinary medicine.
One teaspoonful in water is worth more as an
Invigorating Tonic, than any amount OF Alco-
holic Bitters, which are always attended by re-
sction and depression. .,..,
Dodd's Nervine equalizes the circulation OF the
nervous fuid, promotes the free circulation OF
the boodaids digestion-cures c9s Sd ne,
regulates the bowels, and restores the vltal Or
gans to their natural activity. 1t contains no
Opium or other poisonous drug, and as an IN
vigorator will make strong and healthy the
weakest system. ,-. o..-o
No woman should despair of perfect restora,
ton to health until she has thoroughly tried
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., Wholesale Deal
era Boston, aug13d&w1y
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
FRESH ARRIVALS AND Low PRICES.

The subscriber would announce to the citi.
zens of Hydeville and the surrounding country
that he has on hand, and is constantly receiv-
ing, large supplies of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Groceries and Provisions,
Furniture, School Books,
Stationery,
and in fact everything usually kept and many
things that are not kept in fret class country
store.
A splendid assortment of FLOUR Just re-
ceiyed direct from the mills.
offer nv stock as cheap as similar goods can
be procured elsewhere in this section
Give us call, and we will suit you as to
prices and quality.
E. ID. BILLINGS
Hydevils, Vt, April /, 1851. aug2Sd&w1y