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RaatoIl Market.

Boston Market.
BOSTON, January lt.-CoFFEE-There has been
considerable inquiry 70: Java Coffee, and the bal
ance of q late import, about 5000 pocRets has been
sold at 2AKc per lb, gold. An import OF 1400 bags
,acel has been sold for export at exc per ID, gold
In bo d, We quote com mon and Cape from 9AalOc
per ID. gold, in bond. Singapore Java is held at
2lHc, gold.
CoTroN-The advance in gold has given o decided
upward tendency to ths cotton market, and consi-
derable Improvement In prices has AIKEN place. The
sales have been to soma extent for export and con-
sumption, and We quote ordinary at l4al6c; good or
dihaTy 13a18c; low ml6dling from 16a17c; and mid
ding at 17alec per ID, including uplands and Gulf
The tendency at the close Is upward with stocks well
sold up.
without material change. The upward tendency OF
Cotton imports more frmness to prices, but buyera
have been purchasing moderately OF al hnds OF
goods. Standard Sheetngs are selling at l6a16H nc;
Brown Drills have been selling at 16a16& and IN
some instances for export at reduced price. Cling
hams have been selling at 15al6c for the Glasgow,
and the Lancaster Prints have been selling more
freely at llha13Hc and Delaines selling at zoe
for regular styles. woolens have been more lnquir.
ed for, and manufacturers of Cassimeres and other
desirable spring goods are starting up their mills.
The sales have not been to any extent Clothiers
willing to purchase goods only at low prices. In
few weeks more activity Is looked tor, although the
unsettled state Of affairs at Washington tends TO keep
in check all active movements.
GUNNY RAas-Thers in armer feeling for Gunny
Baps in consequence of the advance in 20 id, and
prices are higher Ssles OF 150 bales at 17Na8 cts
and stocks are now hd for an advance on the latter
rate.
GuNNY CLorH-Thg market remains ns dull as pre-
yiously noticed, and no sales have been made. The
advance in gold has not led to any speculative move
ment, and the demand for consumption has been
quite limited for soma time past
HAY-rhere have been sales Of Eastern and North
ern at s22a26 per ton, as to quality
NAVAL SToREs-Tlle market is firm for Spirits
Turpentne, with sales at 53a55c per gal, now held at
the latter price. In Ear the sales have been confined
to small lots at So las 25 per Dbl for Wilmington
Rosin has been In m oderate demand, with sales OF
500 bbs common an6 strained at s3a3 Is small lots
of No. at So 25a3 so and No. at So 75a4 per bbl.
In Bitch there have been sales at So rs per Dbl for
Southern
RIcE.-Rangoon bss been selling In small lots at
$40; and Carolina in scarce and ranges from 9as1c
per ID.
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TO JUNK-SHOP KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUECtL,1

DECEMBER 2, 1867.
VyHE JUNK-SHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOW.
i ING persons have expired. They are hereby
notified to apply at this Office Immediately ind re-
new the same:
PHILIP RILEY, Warren and St. Philip-strests.
NJ REYNOLDS, No. Bcdon's Alley.
: MARY BURKE, No. 72 Calhoun-street.
EDMUND WALLACE. No. "a Washington-s treet.
JAMES WALLACE, No. So Spring g-street.
JOHN LEAHY No. Ola Coming street.
MARY HAFFERTY, Columbus and Hanov,r-sts.
MARY CAMPBELL, President and Cannoll-sts.
P. MANION, No. 81 State-sireet.
JOHN KENNY, No. 46 Queen-strect
JAMES BARRY, No. 10 Whari-street
D. CONROY. No. 80 st. Phillp-street.
P DORAN No. 1O E1change-street.
p PINKUSSOHN, No. So Enst Boy.
w. II. SMITH,
December3 Clerk OF Council.
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LIVERPOOL CLAesrFI1LT1O.
Wilmington Iarket.

WILMINGTON, January 18-TURpENINE-No
change in prices Only IS bbls received to-day and
sold ut So 10 for soft and 81 S5 Tor hard per 29o lbs
SPIRITS TURpENT1NE.-The market rutes quiet TO-.
dsy, and the price has decliI.ed shade Saleo OF
only 10 bbls at 48c, and 81 do al 48Hc per gallon
RosN.-Sale OF only go bbls ut So for No q
No receipts or sales Of rar. ~
CorroN-The market has ruled quite active 10
day. under the advices received and prices have ad
vanced Sales Of 108 bales at Lie for Ordinary, 1871
for Good Ordinary, l5c for Low Midding, and lo7aa
16Xc for Middling-closlng at highest price,
TMBER-Une raft sold at Sc 80 for ordinary
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Commercial.
Exports.

NEW yoRK-Per steamship Charleston-l63 bags
Sea Island Cotton 100 bales Upland Cotton 1is
tcs Rice. 197 tales Domestcs and Yarns. 900
sacks Corn. bbs Phosphaae Lime, & ~ EmpIy Emp,
.b;n sararossa-230 tcs Rice, 693 bales Cotton,
ie4 pkcs SO bales Yarn..... Per steamship City
Port Au Prince-7 bales Sen Island Cotton, T4
bales Upland Cotton, 81 tcs Rice.
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Is5s-THE BAPTIST BANNER, AU.

GUsTA, GEORGIA.
TTEE FIRST NUMBER OF TIE SEYEETH VOL
il UME OF this Religious and Family Journal Will
appear onthe first Saturday In January, 1858.
lie Banner will be issued regularly every Satur-
day, printed with new type and on fine paper.
The resident Editor, Mr.. JAMES N. ELLIS. will
be aided by the pens Of some OF the most distn.
Ruished writer's of the denomjpsop IN this and the
adjoining States.
a limited number Of advertisements Tot suitable
character) will be received at the usual rates.
Subscription price THREE DCLLARS per funum.
Address BABIIsT BANNER.
December % Augusta. Ga
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& Jones, A sesgo Mure 4 Co. NJ Goldsmith L
Son, Albers, Murphy. Little Co. Kerr
Co. Mantoue & Co, Klatte 4 Co, Prlngle, Mar
shall Berpe l. Powen T w Miken, W " Smith. A
Quackenbush. Kanapaux L Lanneau, Claus
sen, Cohen, Hanckel l. Co, John Hanckel, Grant,
and Order.
- SEE 47stsNff- SE5sS
Consignoes per savannah and Charles
ton Kailroad. January 1s.
Southern Express Co. Agent Cohen, Hanckel
& Co, Johu Colcock & Co, Roper 8; Stoney, Il Bag.
gett l. Co, Cart Kopf & Joryey, L T Behling, l.
Howard l. Bro, Klatte & Co, w Lawton, Mordecal
Co, George Clark Co, Davis, l! Aiken 20,
smo. Grant willis & Chisolm, Hannah Peak 8 R
Blake Timber and Wood to Order.
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DIE CHARLEsTONER zEITUNa.

TIEDER THE ABOVE BEAD THE UNDER.
II SIGNED pre- pose to publish German Weekly
PAPER, to be the organ Of the German population,
and devoted to the interests Of this State IN
aging Immigration and Industrial Pursuits.
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce. Arts and
Trade will be represented In Its columns, and the
news of the day will he given
eneral JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly consent
ed 10 Undertake the editorial management for the
present.
subscriphon-Ss for Twelve Months; s1.6O for
siX Months; 81 for Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on hharal terms.
c. G. E.iJKMANN & CO..
No. 8 Broad street, Charleston, Q. g.
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November q

THE SUMTER WATCHMAN
rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT Sum-
TER, s. c., BY GILBERT FLOWERS, Proprie-
tors, vt FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably In
aivspte.
Advertisements inserted at uEual rates. "-&
Every style OF Job Printing executed In the nea..
eat stvie and greatest dlsr ch. >eptenoer 60
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THE SUMTER NEWS.

DARR & OSTEEN, Proprietors.
DUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT SUMTER,
Z S. [. Subscription s400 per annum. To
Clubs of fouI s3.0U per annum.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
0erpmbarH
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THE MARION STAR.

HsTABLIsElED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO.
T. Is published at Marion, s. c.. In the central
portion Of the country, and offers favorable
nsdium to Merchants, Druggists, Machinists, and
all classes who desre to extend their business in
the Pee Dee country. -
FOR the benefit OF our advertising patrons, We
sh MI In addition to our subscription list, which ts
constantly increasing, pubi,h and distribute,
Cratuitously, copies Of the STAR, during the bugi-
ncss season this Fall
Rates of Advertising liberal. - i-s''i-.;l
W.. McKERAIL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
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THE BENNETTSVILLEJ JOURNAL
CS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING

L at Bennettsvile, 8. c., in the eastern portion
of the State, by STUBBs l. LITTLE, Proprietors.
and offer superior inducements to Merchants and
all others who wish to extend their business in this
section Of the Pee Dee country We respectfully
solicit the patronage OF our Charleston friends.
Terms-S3 per aunum, invariably in advance. Ad-
vertisements inserted at very reasonable rates.
July
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FUN FOR ALLl

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Il SON, male or female, can master the great art
OF Yentriloquism by few hours practice, making
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selves, can teach others, thereby making 1t source
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Address 2. o. Drawer 21, Troy, N. 7.
Nav 19 1yr
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THE HERALD

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBErRY O. a.,
i at S. per annum, and, having large crcu-
lst1on through all the upper and lower Districts Of
the State. affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonsb'e-for which
s2ply 10 cur Agent, Mr.. T. P. SLIDER, at the Mills
House. THOS. F. l. R. n. GRENEKER,
January2 Editors and Propristors
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, January l5 '0s' }
The stronger aspect of the article at Liverpool
with limited supply here. induced firm feehnR
among sellers, and prices improved &c. q 10.
Sales near GOO bales-say at IS; 90 at 1sH; "A at
1877 at 1sS; 15 at IA AZ at l4,s; Ill at l4H 10 at
14; 30 at lax; 16 at 15 10 at 15; $50 at 16; 12 OF
15sl; 11s at 1s; 81 at 16H, and A at 1870. We
nuoto.
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Gitp advertisements.

NO. 1 LIQUOR LICENSES.
A PPL1CATIoNs FOR NO. LIQUOR LICENSES
n must be filed In this Office by the 18th In
slant W. II. SMITH,
January Clerk OF Council
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PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN
i CURE.
DIR. RECORDS
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APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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This most reliable specific, so universally adopt
ed in tie Old World, now offered for sale for the
first time In America by F. A. DUPORT CO.,
only authorized Agents for the United States.
Price So per bottle. Large bottle, double size S..
The usual discount to the trade. Sont, Sc
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with directions and pamphlet, by addressing to
F. A. DUPORI l. CO.,
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RODRIGUES'
PL|LMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC

TTAs RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF FOR
I'll Its wonderful restorative and curative qualities.
Under It's stimulatve influence. and by Its pen
etraive agency, this health invigorattng cordial e1-
cites general beneficial reaction, and disperses the
impermeable distractions which prevent acoess to
other remedies While gradually reducing the ac-
0ompanying construction which attends the maady,
of the respiratory vessels, which, by this remedial
combination, promotes the healing process by which
relief and cure is effected.
Hemorrhages are arrested and cured, with every
other concurrent disorder.
As neither narcotic nor emetic properties Of any
kind are employed In this Pulmonic Compound, and
the most assiduous attention given to the quality
and medical value of each component article which
constitute It, 1t lie confidently and conscientously
recommended for Its safety and reliability, without
restriction in generous, wholesome diet, or appre
hension of renewed cold from its effects.
For sale wholesale and retail by the Propretress,
Mrs, CECILIA RODRIGUEs, northwest corner Of
MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS, and at the
Druggists.
November IL Tyr
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NAVY orlea,ns Market.

NEW ORLEANS, JAM COTTON The GALES to-day
amounted to 400 bales al sitter rates early 10 tne
day. but easier subsequently, requiring little chsnge
in our quotations, which we only slightly modlly as
follows Ordinary at 1Sxs1Szc; Good Ordinary at
14HaISc; Low Middling at 1oha161<c; Middnpg ioa
l6Mc; Strict Middling at l6hal6Ac, and aood Mid
ding tic.
4 he mlrket opened WITH renewal OF the previous
demand and considerable competition among buy
ers under which prices exhibited increased buoyan-
ey strict good ordinary selling at l6I cts, low mid
ding as high as l6c, and Mddling up 10 l6hc, bus
st late hour the movem ant checked by the fail
ure Of the usual New York telegram, and with less
eaoerness on the part Ct purchasers factors modi-
fed their pretensions AMI met tue demand freely at
yesterday's advance. The sales Of the past three
days sum up Is O0O balns taken mostly for foreign
EXPORT but buyers tor tho North operating more free
" The receipts proper, excluding the arrivals from
Mobile. Florida and Texas, which are embraced IN
their respective statamnuts, amount to. s8 baies,
against H. 722 during thu corresponding period last
week, showing o decrease OF 1891 bales. The e1-
ports comprise 0S1 bales, embracing 1928 to Liver
pool Sll9 to Havre 1791 to Barcelona 1870 to Genoa,
1877 to Vera Cruz, and Gil TO New YORK
sTATIMaNr OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September 1st, 1857, ibalesl 1925
Arrived previously. sly.....-.......... s1s,s2s-S27s67
IA, ,223
Cleared previously. .2SO 96S-25Os6S
Stock on hand and on shipboard.... 11S27O
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Gitp advertisements.

NOTICE TO PEDLARS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
JANUARY 49, 1858.
LII ANNUAL LICENSES FOR PEDDLING IN
n the streets aud thoroughfares of Charleston eI-
pircd on 3lst day of December last. Applications
for removals must be mado Immediately.
w. q. SMITH,
January 40 5 Clerk OF Council.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF OF CITY DETECTIvEs,l
% JANUARY 1TTH, 1888.
TNHE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO PLACE
i upon their COPPER PUMPS some private mark,
in order that they may be identified when stolen and
recovered by the City Detectives, as numbers OF
copper pumps are recovered by the Detectives, but
none can be identified.
'-' H. ". HENDRICKS,
LIST Lieutenant and Chief of City Detectives.
January IT
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PORT CALENDAR.
n.y.oru nH ruE NOM
Marinf news.
Saturday.

Port of Charleston, January
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TO MILLMEN.

WE HAVE FOR SALE At THE n s,,,erior S0Lg
typc metal. for iournaling purposes N q.arm "a
mills, hoIsting.works, etc. VIII oc SOU a. ~
duccd pricce for caaE:.
Gold Hin, juno fe-h
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The Diamond Ring.

TICKET NO. 1a WON THE DIAMOND
i Ring which was rallied for at the Express
Saloon. The holder Of the ticket can obtain MS
prize by applying At the Expre" saloon, Sold
Hin. scu
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The following curious details regard
ing the gastronomic tastes of the reign
ing sovereigns of Europe, are taken
from Paris paper
Napoleon III.-Abstemious, cautious;
never making the slightest remark to
the servants. Moderate drinker, but
great smoker. Du re,te, the Emperor's
kind and considerate manper to every
member of his household, however
humble is position, is worthy of imita-
tion.
Queen oria.-Abstemious, Pusey-
ite, liking beef and pastry.
Alexander III.-Hearty eater, con-
noisseur in wine, prcferriug Champagne
and Burgundy, aud fond of game.
His Prussinn Msjesty.-Good drinkcr
(Roederer, etc. beef, mutton, biscuits,
and sweet things. A pleasant and un-
affected host.
His Majesty Of Austria.-Silent at
table, eats dark meat, especially mutton
and game, }. and drinks the national
wines of Hungary and Bordeaux.
Victor Emmanuel.-Mighty hunter.
Capital appetite, eats only white meat
and small game. Kills wild boar, but
never eats their meat; drinks the Cote
d Or wines. ...an 8, d.
Isabella of Spain.-Great appetite /;
prefers veal and white meats, drinks
Spanish wines and Bordeaux.
The STANDARDIZATION of strong
meats, Of rice, pastry, Eastern fruit, and
Burgundy.
Hi, Dutch Majesty has the finest cell
lar in Europe; fond of fish, and espe-
cially salmon. His neighbor Of Belgium
eats very little, and always small game,
and drinks sparingly Of Bordeaux.
The ex-King Of Hanover lives on the
Bohemian pheasant, the woodcock OF
Galicia, and smoked ham Of Styrin, and
drinks Moselle aud the Rhine wines.
King Louis Of Portugal is the SMALL
est cater in Europe.
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH By A SNAKE
Some of our exchanges tell horrible
snake stories. One Of the latest is told
of young lady in Snyder County, Penn
sylvania, who was in the garden picking
berries. A piercing scream from her
alarmed the rest of the family, who
were at the tea table. fastening to the
spot, they found her lying on the
ground insensible. She was carried
into the house, and, sad to relate, exam
ination proved that she was dead. Her
friends, on proceeding to prepare her
body for interment, were horror-stricken
to find an immense black snake coiled
tightly around her person, underneath
her clothing. There being no evidence
of the snake having bitten her, the In.
ference was that the young lady died
from fright.
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Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. 3, F.
y q A. ~, meets at their Lodge. wv
room, corner Main and Blanchard AH
streets. Gold Hill, every SATURDAY V\
evening at o'clock. Stated communications,
first Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited.
By order OF the W. n.
W. N. HALL, Secretary.
doid Hin August !, 1888. aui II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ID X. II.
IN. RADWAl'5 READY RELIEF.
Is the only vegetable remedy in liquid torn, that
will cure at once all iiiiouv attacks F9rcrs,
Rheumatism Neuralgiq, loothache lie, iArbp,
Spasms, Dipthrria, IuHucnsa. kilnot end + ID, or
Diseases. Oho application will In lew minutes
atiord Immediate comfort.
Sisters Of Mercy. Dorcestcr Street,
Montreal, &. f.,
hospital OF the Sisters OF Mrrcv,
Or. Rndwav---t certify that your Ready Relief
has cured over one hundred Of sick from Cbills
Vomiting, Headaches, Internal Pains, &C., &c.
One OF our Sisters had the rheumatism in her
head for great many years. Having taken a
few spluniuls OF Relief in water, aud rubbing her
head twice with the satnc medicine, she was per-
icctly cured. and never alt II since. always use
it for Dysp.nsia and for Cuds, and ALWAYS with
success Iii very useful tor Sore Throat. Coughs,
Influenza, Dipthsria. &c. II has good effect in
Flatulcncc or Wind Collie use Il for foul brpath
aud it produces marvellous effect In short, 1t
urucures relief altogeih remarkable to our lnya-
lide. SISTER MARY DE BuNsECotRs.
Sudden colds. coughs Influenza drhcria
hoars,ness, sore throat, chils, fever and apu'
mercural pains, scarlet fever, &c., &c. Take
from fur to six Of Radway's Pills and also take
y tcaspoonful Of the Ready Relief in n glass Of
water. sweetcncd with sugar or honey: battle
the throat. head and elect with Ready Relief. Of
aguc or intermittent fever, hattie the eInc also
in the tlbrnng vuu will he cured
Sc" DR.. Badways Almanac Tor i5CS.-R. Il. L.
sold by druggists. sI2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EHE Grea Medicine &C the World.
4 Perry Davis & sous Pain Killer NAV
p,Sst justly bo st, lei Tire great medicine 81 tho
worlu, Tor there Is 40 region At the globe into
whichit hes not found it- way, aud none where
it has not long been largely used and hiehl,
prizel. Moreover, there is no cli'ia TO which IL
has not proved 20 he Nell adapted for The cure 81
a considerable variety Of diseases; it is speedy
aud safe remedy for buns sca,ds, r1ts, bruises
wounds and various other injuries ~ well rs ioi
dyscntery. 'iartp, ani bowsi complaints geasr.
aly It IS a luiirsbly suited for every race VI men
on the faco of the globe.
1t Is very significant iaei. That notwithstapd-
ing tn. long period Of years thst the Pain Killer
has been before the world, II las never lost one
whit OF its popularity or shown the least sign Of
becoming unpopular but, on the contrary, the
call for it has steadily increased from its frat ds
covery by that excellent and honorcd man, Perry
Davis and at no previous time has The demand
for i'hcen great or tho quautity made Teen
50 large, as 1t Is this jav.
Another fact u. that nowhere has tie rain
Killer over been in higher rcpute. or teen more
generally used bv families and individuals than
it has leen here at home whore it was first dis
covered and introduced, and whore ts propric-
tors Messrs. Perry Davis & Son. have ever Teen
held in high esteem. That the Pain Killer will
continue TO he what Ne have styled it. the great
medicine It the world, there cannot be the shadow
of doubt. Providence advertiser. dG:iw
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sSROOFS OF HE SUrEKiORlI
90 rf~
NCElCIE
" ALTlIAM WATCHES.

t1,is r,rr.-, b,s r.,eo, :. u. ,-,,d NJ .ht.
miss Ii, .ra,;nr,, ,r .,nnri.,r c,,, ,i,s ,,c,,;u
AID enterprise. Ihat it ni'l work r-volut,N Li
the watch munu'.otur ~ p he wO.N one ca-
doubt WIN '-eriile- n q operations Il the Wsit-
BAN -,'siij-hm"rt. tar !. ,urus "r wa'ch move.
r,ant' ~ ii-t auout onraaF tho oosf ~ imperfect
ovomous>--hc-iie "a" uri!srn 10 i-hi ~ Of ihe
m'r.l,'e-ltl' ""''l'i must yire ,h''n tr""t
noar t;,rr pi,ce ., mae. irc.na>n viii lee n. rare
IN .re Fy,ure =. good 20 .lL,od mike has otp
h"retofrr, tor ~ chircry j. arbitrary in its per
l'i'f'''"' @rr On" nnf[ - rc'''T' article l"s' "a
'N~f ~ "'" tnAt So W.T'hl"'s: u WI 10 cause
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nNE OUNCE OF GOLD

~ VIII he gwen for ever, ounce of ndultera-
ton found IN "B. Il. BABBtT's LION COFFEE"
Tsis Coffee Is roasted ground, anil sealed "hor.
mciicallv." under letters poient from the Omitted
States Government Al tue Aroma" is saved
aud the Coffee presents a rich glossy appearance.
Every faulty shottll uss 1t, a. it il fifteen %
twrniy per ccnt stronger than any other pure
'Coiice - One can ln every twenty contains
One Dollar tir,cnhsck. FOR sale everywhere II
yovr grocer loes not keep tia cnaee, and will not
l;et it Tor You, send ydur otdrrs direct to the fac
tory. u. I. RADBlrf.
Nos "a, So, JG e.. ~. Gg. 1872, and -
WOshugi on-st., y. Y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-25
CASTLETON SEMINARY.

An English AMI Classical Boarding School ict
both SCxes.
Charges AZ low as in any other School aTordng
equal advantages. instruction given in all the
Ornamental BsncheA. A toll corps Of teachers
in all the departments.
Spring Term OF thiiteen weeks begins Thurs
day, Apll 2, 1903. Address
C.R BALLARD, Principal.
Castlcton, VT, Feb /, 1868. 2s;1y