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Assignee,s Sale.

b. order Of the 70 i. George s. BRIAN.
Judge of ihe Uuiled states eonrs for thr
District Of South Carola,a, Igill sell q he
residence Of William ] Lakes ; ;, =.
THURSDAY, the 18th Of fBctaters :: ::
One Tract Of Land upon which 4tle MD
William J. Lake now resides, containing
(llO) One Hundl cd and Ten Acrrs. a1ore or.
iess, hound.rd liv lands of estate Of b, r.
Pay>inger, w. &. Abrams ard orhefs.gsS
Also, One Tract Of land, n nsainins fssy
One Hundred and Til, ~ five ;Aerrsss mora
or less, houuded by lands of j.. i. M M,ndes-
hall, MN Corpoek md Others. -: 4. y y
Terms Of sal. cash. Purcha<ef to psy
for papers and stamps ~. . -: - =,
-- Sept. 90 80 If. l.sEss lsS9T,s 8:
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fEor the. Hcraldi :.
Sunday School c Celebration.

= . s-S4 " -a-t E-g s'F+'
Mr.. EDITOR Asa little diver
sion for the mindsof the readers
of the Herald from the all absorb,
ing subject Of politics, ] will give:
you a glance at a celebration at
Mt. Pleasant, which I had the
good fortune to, attend. On the
18th Mr.. Felix Graham, the eff
cient superintendent, and his large
Sunday School, and a large num-
Der of the citizens of the neigh.
borhood assembled to hold a cele-
bration. The day was fair and
lovely, and young hearts beat
high in anxious anticipation of a
joyous day. The orators for the
day were Revs. Black, Lee and
Boyd, but alas for all human an:
tieipations! not one. Of the orators
made his appearance. What was
to be done?a ; Speeehlfying is the
order of the day, and without
speeches what would a celebration
be9 The programme must be
carried out, and orators must be
gotten up expressly for the oceai
sion, so yonder is Uncle thinner
man, he is always ready .to. do and
sto suffer in any good cause, and
we will confer this distinguished
honor upon him. But one~is not
enough, politicians go in gangs,
we must hunt up another. Yon-
der is Rev. J: Hawkins, how came
he here? A gentleman in the
neighborhood lately discovered
that be was minus a rib; and be-
ing dissatisfied with his crippled
condition determined to have the
deficiency supplied; and hearing
that Mr.. II: was skilled in clerical
surgery had sent for him to per-
form the operation, which being
successfully accomplished, even
| without the. use Of chloroform, on
the previous evening, Mr.. H. had
invited himself to the celebration
| and as second class is as good as
| any when first class is not on hand,
he too is requested to make "a
speech. q A procession was formed
at the. residence Of VIM. Ruff, Esq,
and headed by a magnificent ban
| ner, marched to the church, which
we found beautifully ornamented
with waving festoons Of evergreen,
and spiral wreaths, and wreaths
encircIing beautiful ~clusters of
flowers, &e.. &c would you be-
licvc it Mr.. Editor-t,co ,:erita6le
crosses IL a Methodist Church!
Well. to make q. long story
short-the 4srliool sang beautiful
songs and thc two brethren made
impromptu speeches, and VIC won't
to the grovesandzsaw; Slong table,
and heard it groan beneath its ap-
I petising, load, and we, surrounded
it, and made a certain simultanc-
Gus motion, and behold the. CON
| tents oftke table disappeared, and
We walked off and said to ourself-
"sic transit. glorias- naoadi." All
seemed ta feels better and Verify
good humor prevailed exceedingly.
After afeast ef2good things and a
faow Of, soul, the audience re;as'
| sembled in the Church, and they
sang more and Uncle Il. enter
tained them a while with wit, an.
| ecdote, and reason, and we left the
place humming to ourself--zt"Il = 1 m n
glad I'm in this arnly,g sc. sg
NEWBERRY.
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The Due West Female College

-. The Winter Session opens on Monday,
| the 5,h of October The Faculty the same
as last year. A full College Is expected. u
+ = z s RITES OF TUITION. 'S'.' ~ -. r
Primary Department per session, SO 90
Academic - +. -, -.."..> rs 90
Collegiate :. go 90
Music, Piano, -. : -. .. Il. r. "a 90
Use Of Piano, 2 90
Contingent Fee, -" 90
Ornamental branches at the loves: rates.
No extra charge for Latin or French, or
Vocal Music. ----. .. - .-: -.-- - :
-. Boarding SIP month. Washing and
Fuel about $3.50 per month. .--r.-Z.T< :
T Due West is in Abbeville District, four
niil's from Donnald's Depot, on the; Green,
Yille & Columbia Railroad. G,'@ - /;
- a>2 2 REV. J. l.. BONNER, Prcst 4, I
sept % At 49,. 50 -. - :. -: ;.$zi ,
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In the district Court of the

UNITED STA1ES--FOR THE DISTRICT OF
South Caroiira-En Bankruptcy-In the mat
ter of Marshall & Bro, Bankrupts-Notice'--
Marshall & Bro, who have been adjndged
Bankrupts, on ,beir own petition. having
filed their petition PRAYING their final dis
charge, alf creditors who have proved th"r
debts and other persons in interest
are hereby notified to appear before the
q. s. Court at Charleston, in said District,
on the 17th day OF October next, II o'clock
NJ to show cause, if any they have, why
said prayed be not granted. : ~ -
And VIII further take notice that second
sad third meeting Of c. editors in this case,
viii be held at the Office Of Herry Summer,
Esq.. Register at Newberry C. H., on Mon
day the 18th day of October, at II O'Clock,
A NJ. ..:--...,..~ !
By order Of Court.
DANIEL HORLBECK. -. ,
st Clerk District Court United States.
Sep. 80 40 St. For South Carolina.
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claculA
Mems 4! :j':':I a and '' Boys 49,: ..>s.s p.
!. s.......< ...s =. CLOTHING, j ( !. !.
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

=. : :
/ Are again ready to supply their patrons, in
the eabove line Of goods, suited TO the sea-
son, embracing; every grade, and of the
latest style and finish, under the following
leading heads: -, :. :. =. - - .
Black Cloth Dress Goats, Pants and Vests,
from common to fnest,,, Q a.. - .-.-.-..-
Black clethsBusiness suits, different grades,
Black Beaver, sc &,a"ts.;;t " .st5E
colored Velvet cass a. I" something en-.
silk mixed cassimeres, .-7 ..- [tirely new
Fine English walking g new & handsome
Harrisons cassimersf -" ,i.' - = =
black and cold satt. C. as low as So suit
Kersey suits as low as IS per suit, ,is-,-.
Over Coats insgreat variety, r, = = > -
India Rubber suits, -. -. ~. ,..,
Youths and Boys clothing Of every; grade
suited to all ages, -..> . ..-.-, -~-.---,,-
Furnishing Goods ofeyery description,
Hats and Caps Of many styles embracing
the latest, -. -. . 80. .-...s:
Boots and Shoes of best makes, ',.-s sz:,>..-3
Large lot Trunks, EaIises, Travelling Bags,
&C., ,,. .5.y.r-,- = =. .....-s ..a.-. u
Hand and Buggy. Umbrellas, e. g..
AT of which will be sold as low as in ANY
MAKKET at retail. .... . .'..-
We deal exclusively in the above line,
and will offer inducements not to be found
elsewhere. Respectfully,
=" WRIGHT & COPPOCK.
eep. 80 40 St. = -...s..-r ..
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Notice.

Persons holding liens on the property
of Jordan P. Pool, now in bankruptcy,
will render them on oath, and establish
them before me, at Newberry, S. c., on
before the 1st day Of October next, in
accordance with the order Of the Hon.
George S. Bryan. District Judge. II.
sept 3 HENRY SUMNER, Register.
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Il is saia that Methuselah

It's said that Methuselah was drowned
in the food. He was born Ammo Mnndi
6S7 ;,add bis age $3.50 to 6S7, the date
of his birth, and We have 1856, the
time when the food of waters was
upon the earth" The conclusion is as
certain as figures, that the oldest man
was drowned for his wickedness. tAnd
is remarkable proof of the truth Of the
Bible fgures.] ~ 20 -. -. -.
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WRlGnr & Coppock, eminent as cloth
ieFs, can now fit, the whole public in suits
of substantial, durable, elegant, fascina-
ting, and fashionable clothing. Don't
fail to get one of their. suits. r.. g. 49,.
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c0of'eouS .e@aa 3 :.
q sTas Issasl iaaihsraag ! Fsillurrss,.. rs,.5

- DS1A8 League GaEner1ng 9 Ea1fure.
E on Friday ssss took place 3 meeting of
Seolered psogia, which aas expcctsd Eand
siassnsca 70 an immense aHaair, and i
,se,fo q Den oeralics saEn ous q
sTussdag lass Butefrom someEsreason,
noslaid desa iastbs .loiss ieasue pro-
granme. tks peeting was quite small
and simueFed down into an iasis ni6cans
sspaw aOa 20 which goa and morality
sman aIIiia sarpst- al the way
afsom 6hiaS iHuia.sd stbe5 assembled
kaeol Flhs meeting took place Il ihe
sonst fI6use, and was auiet and orderly
ssra thea sLsenes ofanything like enthu:
asiasne encourages siie hope that the
-eSiofsd people are begiahipg 10 see these
earpe, baggipg friends in their true light
This i1tefes,iag, specimen of: Ohio scala,
*Wassa among other things, said, ycu mus'
vote fors' Grant and Colfax if you AFTER.
d. wfkDs ssAisss7 EOS trs n t'IIe hadn''
ougbter faiked So, such advice viii burt
sshse caase. sTbscosDrsd falks all have
staMaehs, ii Zone Of them haven't brains
ansshsy viii prsftsf ref voting for Seymour
sbd Bihlr and something to fill thei'
stomachs, than ssr Grant and the terri
basprespcet Of starvation. s 70. -;
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA

~ EEwBERRY DISTRICT
BY John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newbc,ry
District
Whereas, Junius E, Chapman has applied
to me for Letters nf Administration, with
will annexed, on all anil singular the goods
and chattcls, rights and credits OF William
4. Chapman, late Of the district aforesaid.
deceased: ,.,yt,I ..-,s... < , ...ssas.-
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased; to be and appear before
me, At our next 0ndinary's, Court for. the
said District. 10 be holden at NewbeTy Court
House, on the 9Th day of October, TO show
cause. if any. why the said Administration
shanld not be granted. X 4:.al
Given under my hand and SEAL this 222nd
day Of Sept. il. The year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.
JOHN L. PETERSON, 7o.n.d. :
Sept. 80. 40 Il. ~
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George Washington shot and killed
Frsnkiin Pierce, last Thursday, in Co
lunbus, Georgia. Pierce was stealing
Washinetou,s corn. Pretty business
fsFthe fssher Of his country to be IN.
The Lowell Courier thinks, after read.
ing the late newspapers, that t'this
worlds OH q cattle shoE,n y fs7,'' - -
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEeIsLATURE.-Af:
ter q session of seventy.two days, the
body styling. itself the Legislature OF
South Carolina, adjourned sine die, Sat-
urday
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: NEWBERRY, s. C.:
of Missouri

Ne sssssb sbata 6alf sheet this week,
. in coaseqnence Of death and continued
sickness intRs family 81 our brother.
aaa also the sickness. Of three of our
Office force. Several matters are thus
. aaasoidsbly emitted this week which
We trust will appear in the next. We
make this apology for any andall short.
cotnings in the paper. 2jssG 2 $qaa
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NsWoerEy Post 0mee.

NswberTys Post Office.
This office has been made q Money
soFdss Office, 60 ge-iats- operation on the
an dssof essober, 1855. SsF!
~ Fhs Money order roRees nov II this
sSStzse are Anderson C.: IT.. Charleston,
Chester o. f.. Cotpmbia. Laurens c. q.
NexSetIy O. 3H, and Port Royal Rates
safg gonasission $sa8z orders, ten cents !;
ss&se A,esn cents sso, twenty cents /;
Ind 500 fxentS -fEe eents.s. -: seas
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SzG SeS@FsSS ~ ~ Cards. - * s,s1'~. > Z
ssaswss intite attention to the. card of
Msssrss Tharston { Holmes, which win
BE ieuad in our issue of to,das.@9These
genllemenz represent prompt and re-
liable business firm. Our young friend
ssIlOfmessit xill befsmsmbened by many
:sinfbis district Vas the courteous and
trusty Aajntant General of KssshaH 5
Brizadc. during the s'late unpleasant
Is HsfS, Is ESs 2GsSfAS TfysssSEsS-~+s''@'s :.
zYeafans also, and with pleasure, to
that Of Dir. j. n. Fowies. We are glad to
say that Mr.. Fowles viii remain withaus
da thes busy SEASONS faHiand dsafa-
Yer, Ard geeommend bimso the com.
mini atEs ss. 81 sasIasss man and
courteous gentleman. -
81 q %@zEAE 50 49,,
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
Newberry, sept 29-cotton firm at 2l-25.
Columbia middlings %. '- :
New York, cotton steady at 25i, gold 415.
Charleston % to 23 -,[ ,,.-..-.. --
Liverpool cotton firm. = - :, -. =,
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could not be proved that he tlIo1 ~,
George. The gold watch and 1,', oal, q ~.
longing 70 the deceased were fonnS IL - ~ oe-6
ton traced rem the prisoner. u ~ pos 90,
warped oil the gold watch far a sill H. nad
with a policeman '''''f ono
ee PRISONER is about . wears old II.
is 2 'a"iess and entirely reckless ell, nc
other crimes - '''eits end
When arrested in Boston he lai
hea sAit oi clothes which he had nura ~ d
cd nj Chapman ia this city. Will o ,''i H..
way 10 Boston. "''''e oi his
Mrs. Blaisdel. the muther. was mr., ,
on saturday on eharsr ~ hafhnrin,. >s s.,
coaeeal'ns ihr murderer. aud bropaht 'j,.'
tore the police court. The exan,;,, ~ 90
was poslpan L t.lI 10 day, Palm" ' ,...
honds she was committed to jail Sbs eve eve
tests her innocence. hHt saws She Jna.
dohht that Howard 8aaiitr1 ~. .5 '''
der tue mar-
Evidence, 1t is said. is fi,t aee,mol.,..
OF The guilt Of both the mother nm Tim, lin
Ii Is Almost sad case all ronud. '''' son
Howard was arraiened ,bis f,,
forenoon before the Police Cn ,ao''.'l !
pleading mot guilty was remgndnd =, ;, aoH
Tor examination to day l''
No counsel has yet appeared for c;,h..
l'th or his mother. - [JeJcrSoaian. ,'''''
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The Eleetoral colleges.

AUGUSTA. Dee. 5.-fhe electoral coil
leges re-assemblcd this morning 40 tAc
State House and cast the Yote Of the Sta e
for Grant and COiiax General George l..
Beal. of Norway, member of the college,
was elected messenger - bear the vote -
Washington.
BosToS. Dec. a.-fhe electoral college
Of Massachusetts re-ass- mbled tn dav aud
cast the Aose of the State for Grant and
C0if8X John G. b. Adams. or Lynn. was
chosen messenger - Washington.
CONCORD, De-. ;, - Tie electoral V7.c
Of New hampshire da6 to-day given tor
Grant and ColiaA. Charlie, ellis. OF
HilisboI o, was .oseu messenger.
HARRISBURG, Dee. 2.-Ihe Pennsylvania
electoral coll -e to-day e,1s, p votes for
Grant a0l ol,ax.
MONTPELIER. Dec. - rhe electoral
college OF |euaoHg voted for Graa. and
Ou!t3N, aud chose Gen. tIrdudgf, oi Yer
@cInes. mcs-J'l ceI 70 Washington.
TRENTON, Dee. , The = W Jersey
electoral college met to-day aud appointed
Hon. Peter ID. Y. Room. Ptesileu Gae
seven electoral votes OF the , ste were cstst
Tor seymour and Blair.
HAGTF0Rp. CT. Dec. 3-rhe electoral
college Of tAis state met ia tAe t.ogeea4r's
room. in tile state House, at noon lo-tlay,
aud organized 'F electin9 Ex-Goy. Haw-
les chairman. aad }. T. Ma 81. clerk.
lhey cast the six V0,cs Of The State foi
Grant and oltaX. and appointed ai. 10
seph seldom. Of Norwich, messenger tC
take the vote 10 Washington.
EALEiGH, Dec. A.-.the electoral college
Of he Stare net to tliy and cast their VOTE
for Grant and ColfaX. 6. IL. I5Eagdal wa,
chosen President OF the college.
MILWAUKEE. Dec, l. Hile cleet0ra
college to day cast ibe vote OF tic stat,
ior Grant and toitHX. Ihe college lUnan
imensly adopted a resolution recommend
In Horace Maynard Tor u seat ia la,
Cabinet.
INDIAEArOLs. Dee. q The cleetora
college OF Indiana to dag east the Thirteen
votes Of the state for Grant ana CuIi;lx.
AEw ORLEANS. Zee. 3.-i.H pre,itIeu
tial electors Of this STATE met TINS ncrain.
md cast seven yoles f1f seymour a
/ Blair.
CHICAGO. Dee. 2.-ihe electors TO
( President and Vice President mes a
7 Springfield TO Tag and cas- xfeen vote
Tor GfaHt and Gotta K.
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Go to a blacksmith, with one forge aud
ahalf dozen scattering pieces Of irsu for his
stock in trade, and he may turn M his
eyes and say all local papers are ''o8s
horse concerns" never for The ouce think
.ug tba- most all business in the Gounty
Is done ia shat small snug way that be-
tokens want Of capital, ana a lack OF .
large trade. Letthc man tAaz goes to that
smith Ia have Vort, refuse 30 patroolze
him because bis shoPis small affair. and
where will he be, visa his small snithery!
Let the man refuse to have hjs family :
saoe akin. dome at the smaii shop by ihe
roadside, bee4use il Is u oae.hnfse con-
eern, aud because a. Lynn aley do those
things on "a larger scale, aud where will he
your local shoe=makefs.
Itis true no doubt, that eases will arise
when it is the duty oi a citizen to neglect
his local paper, and to take u foreign one
hut the cuSeS are rare.
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Citizsns' Temperance Meeting

The third meeti : of The citizens seaer-
ally 10 discuss the Temperance question
anu TO consider the relations of the people
of this town 20 the cause OF temperance
was held on Thursday eaeahe at ''Lv e
UNI Hall, =" Lords Building. Hamilton Joy
in the chair. y. X, Sawyer was made
secretary for the evening.
n. a. JOY Esq , WAS the hrst speaker
He iiad never favored =" r,.lnroiisa out
was willing to join in any effort to stop the
sale OF ram. Was nos prepared t. 20 Into
an indiscrininate fight, but willing TO say
to those selling rum You must stop this
business. There had been. always. =
class in this community who We're ready
for fight. They wanted 10 drive men 10
do right, on try 70 do so. whether they
could succeed or not. Il was well 10 eX-
anime what was most feasible TO TO or
what really could be accomplished, if tire
attempt was made. For his part Ae would
have some one licensed u sell ios Inediej-
nal aud mechanical purposes; and also
have the Hotel keepers licensed. eondi-
tionally, that they ght supply travellers
at their rooms, but not to keep al open
bar. This would sapply all the supposed
necessities OF the puolic, and would be
about as tar as public opini0A would s.lnc-
ton. Do this. and 10 oHc could complain,
if every vioiator Of the law in regard IL
the sale of intoxicating liquors, should be
deal. with.
Rev. Mr.. Savary Was called upon ID
iaform the audience What mad been done
at the previous meetings. = Commute,
had been raised to prepare q request foi
signatures, asainy the Selectmen OF the
town TO prosecute those selling liz or>
without a license. The paper had beer
prepared, ana Was then sIgned by many
OF the In.st influential neu OF both politi
cal parties. It was still to be circulated
for signatures.
lie read the paper and the names 1T
tached TO L, lie Wanted the meeting t,
take for It's text for the evenings discus
sion, the question OF u prohibitosy law
its utility and worth TO the state =
Mr.. Edwin WOOL liked the constlbulai.
law. He did not want any body licensed
Believed that When mcA kept oae gro,
: shops, in deiiaG.e of law, and thus 40 di.4.
: ont temptations 10 the young, ti.at shooting
with the ',ramrod . was Necessary. Ill
| believed in it, and in fighting. If it cam
> to politics, let it come.
5 Mr.. Savary SAID there was somethin
more in 1t than giitteri.is Scnera!.ties.
; There is some politics ia it, aAd ii the que,
ton came to De RAJ Oh -ac sde 10 sloul,
vote against il. He tho'ta good beginniI
had been made; e had met in a slnalle
hall, and now this one vas illl. And f;
) think OF the change, 70 una this hall. Tia;
4 had been used for tine purposes it mad. il
d TO hall for Temperance meetings, Wi
. making great progress in the right dire
| ton.
, Mr.. Cole made a lengthy speech. Il
commenced by saying It we could get ta
thirds OF tine people OF tue town to sign
. pledge TO nos nave amy liquor sold IN tow
) for forty live years. we might do SOM
thing. But leaving this rather impract
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Dr.. Morse on IncipleHt
Consumption.
LEFrEE No. vi

ittst t-is NJ" '
Editor the Americana:
lucipien, consumption is .ae disease il
lis first stage, after tubersles arc formed
buI oc.ore tney have ppufaied. TIN
tubercles in this stage are ike miIlet seed
small in size, aHa 81 sFayisH. nah trans
Paren. color. IT. this condition. they MAJ
be viewed As the seed of The disease. Ihcy
grow IN size. change Ia color. 4ul daaily
burst fanaas feui alterations. Win tn
bercle> NC have always irrladoa Of III,
bronchial maeoas membrane. aud With
aled c0adision o. The Blood.
IA every ease, where tabereles exist ii
the lungs w iad that catarril, sore throat
OF bronchitis preceded them. faey are
generally caused by colds. All catarrhal
affections whether OF the nose. throat OF
! lungs produce ihiekening of tire mucous
membrane and more ar less secretion OF
mucous fhese tend 10 diminish the size
OF tar al tabes throuzl wHiel the aif
p4-se. 10 zae iuaes and Is "A Dscqueuce.
diminish the quantity OF air received ut
each breath lie qaaai.ty OF air being
diminished Front tae ieaz tHe blood be-
COME vf~s5-d or carBoHaee5us. which
induces formation OF tu5ercles fIe ain
OF treatment ia this stage Of consumption
is lrs; to >o4JAe 4Hl alag irritation. sec
ona TO expei all viscd secre;ioa~ from The
tubes. aud allow the air 10 enter freely the
diseased part; and third. 10 aej upon ;ho
blood sch IA maaaeras 10 ucusralizc
tie free carbon il contains. an1 rr.sares ii
By an artificial umospHale ia condition
of comparative purity. Ihi- Is easily ac-
eoHFljsaea where fine patient da3ivte4iizes
his danger. al.d heartily auI per,rvefInslr
cooperate =1i,hus.
We believe every ease nj iuafHiru- con-
sumption en- b.. saved. bv tfle U.s., of sIe.I-
ieatei lnhalaf'oa.
BIT how mclaachol. /. the rereetIan
Ia. IN TINS t.=e of tjIf. disease. ,.,n,t,35,-
lively few vfIl be awakened 10 tEei,. dan
ger.
they know lie iu.j,laogs. stsaltl,V. and
painless uatur,. Of consumption. and vrt
lhry Will disregard ali warnings nauI il
has become combined In Its uolf apaa fine
very citadel of lite
Al4s, nv u..stg merchants. -f.es,j54zz= Ia
be rich. labor ON. regardless Of al aaao-
niFIaas. a#8 il.f szgs,~a tn .e5f5jeB i5al a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-10
The lie " England Temp eraace
Society.

This body met in Boston last week, Rev.
Dr.. Chiekering formerly of Eur land. ciI!
ed EX-C'oqernor BucAilghnn 70 the Cagir.
The first days proceedings we're spic,d
By these incidents DIR. j. ID. Fulton. 50 i'll
that tue Roy. Ar. Spurgeon Of London
drink. beer daily. and says he needs it,
fine celebrated Daniel Pratt made two
spcee es and got itule exasperatea.-
the Rev Dr.. Blagdon offered the How
ing resolution;
ReSoleed That IA lax which Shall FORBID
and punish te sin u iptenqerhsce, by the
seFeress and most prompt penalties, and
6e faithfully enforced. Is sreemiuently
needed now aud ait All ti,nes; and such a
law connected with aSFlulns for persons
afflicted with Il maHiA for strong drink
would be eninentiy eilieaeoas in ,.dvanc-
ing the cause of temperance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-10

"a sentl eman from Bethel Hill Me-, says that
usssrs Alien Bros., proprietors of Philip Alien =
er:nt w orks Il. l. were down 10 Bryants Pond re
eantIy, trouiing, when QUE OF thenil was attacted
Win sci,,tic rheumatism so suddenly that ne nae
~ s. carries from the pond to his Hotel pot y.
aud he WAS out next day
How are YOU to-day Pm not feeling We'll pui.
ious and sick head ache, hayE been looking round
a.r n box Of "pars0n's Purgative Pulls but ou1
trsfers are all sold out.-Coantfy Paper.
"a springing joy, pleasure which no Ia ngusge
On. inpertcnt 70 every posse s. on o. =
- ~ q /, Rssforatyen can impart This is the
eniy preparasion 70 which Medal mas yer peeh
a " arxied-St. Joseph Union.