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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton Of the country that the public scarcely need to
be informed OF Its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfet
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution,
and invites the attack of enfeebng fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion of its presence. Again,
it seems TO breed infection throughout the bod, and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into other of its hdeous forms, either on the
surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber-
cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumOrs formed in the liver, or 1t shows
its presence by eruptons the skin, or foul ulcer
atoms on some part of the body. Hence the occa-
sional use of bottle of this Sarsaparina Is ad.
yisable, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear Persons afflicted with the following COM
plants generally find immediate relief, and, at
length, cure, by the use of this S4KSAPARIL-
Ia: st. Anthony's Fire, Rose OF ErysiPeies,
letter, Salt Rhewrs, Scasd Head, RsnDtcorTn,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and other eruptions or
visible forms of ScroftsiOus disease. Also In the
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsio, Dropsy,
Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
and the various Ctcerous affections OF the muscu-
Syphilis or TencreaI and 1fercWrioy Diseases
are cured by it, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
But long continued use of this medicine viii cure
the complaint. LeUcO1rh9a or Whites, Uterine
Uycerafi0ns, and Female Diseases, are com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc-
lions for each case are found in our Almanac, sup
piled gratis. RHeum0fism and GOuf, when
caused by accumulations of extraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly to 1t, as also Lirer
Complaints, Torpidify, Congestion or InJtam-
nation of the liver, and ,aundice, when arising,
they often do, from the ranking poisons in the
blood This SARSAPARILL4 is great re-
storer for the strength and vigor of the system.
Those who are Laaguid and LisfIess, Despor-
dent, Sfceptess, and troubled with Nervous Ap-
preheasio,as or Fears. or any of the affections
symptomatic of Weakness, will ind immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
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Receipts for the Standard
BIRTHS.
MARRIED.

In Albany, Sept g. son to D. W. and Mary
Cheney.
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DODD'S

ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.
LRDYARD, CONN.,, April 8, 1863.
Accept thanks for calling my attention to
Dodd's Nervne and Invigorator. 1t has done
me more good than any other medicine ever
took. have gained twelve pounds in flesh, and
am correspondlngly better every way. 1t is an
invaluable remedy.
34wS Mrs. JOHN T. LEACH.
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SHEFFIELD.

While Alvin Bradley was saving in hi
mill--the saw going at the rate of 100 cut
per minute-a squirrel ran into the mill
on to the log and up the saw teeth into tn,
loft without injury.
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A young man named Sulham, formerly
of Danville, but lately from Montpelier,
was arrested on Monday evening for taking
improper liberties with a young woman
whom he met on West street, and whom
he pretended to know. He had an exam
nation on Tuesday before justice n. NJ.
Johnson, and was bound up in the sum OF
$500 to appear at the county court, and in
default of bailwas committed to jail-Cal-
| edOniGn.
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IRASRIRGII.


DIR. Ranney has arranged with Dr. Dut-
ton and is now to make permanent stand
at this place, much to the qualification OF
those who have proved his skill. He has
purchased his team and is ready for work.
HURT.-Mr. Dimic, overseer of the stone
work on the railroad, while assisting tc
make break at Felker's ledge, had fouI
ofhis toes caught under falling rock
weighing some two or three tons, holding
him fast until the rock could be raised
when he found his toes badly smashed
They were dressed by DIR. Ranney, who
thinks amputation may be avoided if prop
erly cared for.
Nor SoLD.-We stated few weeks age
that Albert Webster of Irasburgh haC
bought the Bryant farm. 1t proves to bt
mistake. Mr.. Bryant asked Webster i
he would buy the farm, and Webster sale
'I'll see" which is not quite so good a.
deed.
DEATH OF JUDGE NYE.-Hon Geo. Nve
Tor the last forty or more years, resident
OF lrasburgh, died in that town. last Fri.
day night, of congestion of the lungs
aged about 65 years.
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Be SURE AND READ THIS! n

The copartnership existing under the name,
style and firm of HALL & JOSLYN, is by mu-
tual consent dissolved. And we hereby inform
our customers that we shall not make any more
accounts that may not be paid on or before the
18th DAY OF OCTOBER, with a view to close
up as soon as possible.
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DERBY
DERBY LINE.

The house belonging to Mr.. f. Haskell
is being moved to finer location across
the line.
Surveyors have been examining new
routes for road to the depot on this side of
the line, as the only way now is through
Canada.
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Last Saturday, the farm of Mr.. Daniel
Haws of this town, was sold at auction. 1t
was purchased by Joseph Trudale of St.
Johnsbury, for g, 1855. The personal prop
| erty sold well.
Charles Hall of West Danville, has sold
his farm to Edward harrington of Cabot.
Price S2700. We suppose the personal
property advertised by Hall, will be sold
at the time and place named.-N0rth Star.
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STATE FAIR.-The State Fair this year
has been decided success. The weather
was excellent, the display of stock, espe-
cially cattle, was greater than ever before,
and the sale of tickets, we think, must far
exceed that of former years. The greatest
crowd assembled on Thursday. Over twelve
thousand tickets were sold at the gate on
that day, in addition to the membership
tickets and complimentary ones ex-
tended to the officers, members of the
press, &c.
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COVENTRY.

ANOTHER FRIEND.-Our old friend Jes
&c Miller of Coventry has fixed US. He
has brought to our Office a nice mess of APP
piles and a Doubtful supply of nice eating
potatoes. He says we print the best paper
in the world, and the compliment is worth
more than the potatoes
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The fair of the Bennington County Ag-
ricultural Society was held in Bennington,
on the Sth and 9th inst. The Banner says
at was poor affair The least said about
it the better. 1t was izzle. 1t needs a
tonic. Its Sands of life" are nearly run
out. Its a disgrace to the county. By ac-
tual statistics, it was the slimmest fair ever
held on the American continent. The only
redeeming feature was the able and in
structive address of Hon Henry Clark, on
Thursday afternoon. 1t was an able pro-
duction, worthy of its talented author.
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Vegetable Soap.

Combined with Glycerine, is recommended for
the use of Ladies and in the Nursery. l5w4
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NoTICE.-The Orleans County Bible So
ciety will hold their annual meeting at AL
bany. Wednesday, Oct. 9Th, at half past
six P. NJ. Preacher, Rev. E. P. Wild
Services in the Congregational meeting
house. ,. N. ID. fERKINs, Secy
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Also.

PURSUANT to order of Court in case
OF }. I. BARNES, ct. al. Executor. VS.
l.. ). JOHNSON, | will sell at ABBE-
WILLIE G. H., at public out-cry on sale
I!ay in DECEMBER next, the Real Estate,
des,r'hrd in the Bill, situated and being on
C1LUOUV'S CREEK, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR
ACRES, more or I.ss, and bounded by
lands Of said L. j. Johnson, r. NJ. Palmer,
ID. +. Pursrly, anc others.
TERMS CASX. Purchaser to pay
for papers aud stamps.
NJ. MCDONALD,
c. C. p.
November 10, 1869. T29-3t
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By Order Of the Court Of Probate
FOR ABBET1LLE COUNTY.

FOR ABBEvlLLE COUNTY. i,
I WILL sell, en- Sale Day in DECEAI-
L BEls next. the real estate of ARClII-
BALD b. BOYD, decd, containing
NlNETf-SiX acres, more or less, situated
in AhhevilIe County, on Simmons branch,
waters of Hardlabor creek, adjoining lands
of Mrs. Traylor, William Brackuell and
others.
Terms, credit Of one AMI two years, in
terest from date, purchaser TO give bond
and approved security, and mortgage 10
secure the purchase money. The costs to
bc paid in cash.
II. S. CASON,
s. A. G.
Nov. 10, 1869, 20-3t.
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WAsHINaqoa,. November 30 90
The New York Herald saysH: fChol-
era, yellow fever and small box tare
raging fearfally at Santiago de Gu
ba, three hundred ideaths havingoc-
dcnrFed from cholera. alone Within
thirty dsyssa It2was,f found iinpes-
sibls to giyethe dead .bodiesprof,er
isepnleher, the bodies .beingeoYaned
only with a few inches,of earth.
4As ; aoeonsoauence the ateneh fthm
FtheocemetsrNhas alpd dstabseonaei q
pestilence- The Cubana ips thbrin-
terror 'pfofessoto abe cen&deHt of
ashceess' aud giyethas spanishteoops
much trouble. .oyif6I e,ata ed: o,
: taoh:sof9 evoGa usd. ofnssfs CT
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SAMUEL HUNTER

containing FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands of A. J.
Ciinkscaes and others.
TERHS-ONE HALF CASH. as TO
balance, credi. of twelve months. interest
from day of sale, purchaser to give Bond
with good security and mortgage, to Sc
cure the purchase money, aud pay for pa
pers and stamps.
M. MCDONALD,
" C.. c.. p,
AbbevilIe G. H.,
November 10, 1860. 29-3t
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TO those having Cotton to Gin.
-EGo I--I! "glG H. ,.asvp.
- ~ 4 10 / 90 ~ H4i-n.iaI
HUGH 'iWH.SONs1o

Has at his Mill one 6f the finest Cot
ton Gins now in use, and isginnfng and
%ESS ss3sSbS: xbe5&Ss l.ssss;s sssEsssss )
penny made. The difference in few
miles distance IS trifle when tho
cotton zig on bths wagon cEhe. lint
ff9m this Gin Il of . superior auaHty
ana commands the highest mAftet
Iprioe. Nov. 8, 1862 2gtff;11
.AlIh1aN IDaO9N E.EAa
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VALUABLE LANDS
For sale in A6beville. Importat
Lind Buyers.

TCy SQtc " LiOOeVltte. lmpOTtGE 10
Lund Buyers.
n N ACRE lot in Greenwood, with fine
INV improveme nts; 80 acres in original
forest-large young orchard. This place can
be bought low. as the owner has no use for it.
Two l6 acre lots OH main street, in same vii.
lage, we'll improved.
Three vacant lots near depot. desirably loca.
ted, greater portion of each in forest. contain
ing from 80 to 900 acres. One tract of 800
acres. known as White Hall; 800 acres in for
est, 60 acres prime bottoms; we'll improved,
and contains an excellent store house, and is q
good mercantile stand.
Ons farm on Saluda river, Of $50 acres, 100
in fores{, 20 acres in new bottoms, 100 acres
Of upIands fns for cotton. all under good fence
comfortably improved for tenants. Exceleut
falls on the river and we'll adapted TO machine
ry.
One farm adjoining the above on Turkey
creek. of $50 acres, 100 acres upland cleared,
60 acres good bottoms balance in original 70.
est aud pines fencing good, and good tenant
Que farm of 'a2 acres, in Edge6eId, five
miles from Ninety Six depot, 65 acres in esIti-
vstion, orchard from 10 4 acres, trees In good
condition: This place is we'll improved.
One farm of 500 acres, in Edge6eld-sxce.
lent timber.
One farm of 900 aeress, in Abb.ville. on
SIOuoT CEoChs NV USI Cd lu Oolsoulb, W8A lu-
proved for tenants.
Ono farm Of 800 acres, on same creek, s4-
perior cotton land 1875 acres Of superior bot
toms-in fine condition.
One farm of 600 acres, on same crock, supe.
rior improvements for family residence; land
Of tho first quality.
The above lands con be bought low.
For terms apply to the Land Company, q
Greenwood. J. T. PARKS,
". K. BLAKE, President.
8ecretary. 26 tt
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By Order Of the Court of Probate
FOR ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

By Order of the Court of Probate
FOR ABBEVILLE COUNTY:
I WILL sell hy public auction on SALE
L DAY in DECEMBER uext the fol.
lowing lands-vlz:
THE HOME TRACT
Of the estate of HENRY b. NICKLES.
decd, containing TWO HUNDRED and
FORTY NINE acres more or lese, boun
ded by lands Of II A. Anderson, James
Colhrnn and hers.
THE DICKSON TRACT.
belonging 10 said estate containing TWO
HUNDRED and TIlIRTY-TWO acres
more or less, bounded by lands of 7. G..
Ellis, estate lands of Samuel Anderson
and others.
THE CALVERT TRACT.
belonging to said estate, containing
THREE HUNDRED and THIRTEEN
acres more or less. bounded by lands of
George Nickles, Robert Dunn. aud others.
There are rla,s to represent the above
three tracts. These lands are situated in
Abbeyille County, about 10 miles North
East Of Abbcyile G. II. > '''
Terms of sale one third cash, ,he bal :
ance on a Credit Of ore and two years,
purchaser to, give bond and approved
security. and mortgage Of the premises
10 secure the purchase money. a. I
. II G r,cnN
Sheriff ALbevills Coun,y.
Nov. 10, 1860, 2o-st "..} l. .
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SALE oF. LAND.
By order Of tide Court of ProJute
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EXECUTORS Said,

DURSAANT to an order of ule eCircuit
Il Court, for the 7lh Judicial Circuit
the Executors Of SAMUEL MARSHALL
DECD, will sell on the
lst MONDAY Of Dec, nert, Co
AT ABBEvlLLE C.~II,
Within the legal hours of sale, n tract OF
land belonging TO estate Of said deceased,
containing
Six Hundred and seventy-two
Acres,
More or less, situated on Curltail Creek,
about seven miles from Greenwood. Be-
longing to this tract is
Fine Flour anil GriSt Mill.
Known as "The Marshall Mills" the
Machinery having been renewed in 1867.
TERMS:
The purchaser to ray in cash costs of
sale, for stamp and papers. Balance on a
credit OF twelve months, with interest from
date, and secure purchase money by ap-
proval bonds and mortgage Of The prem.
ses.
S. S. MARSHALL, }
J. w. W. MARSHALL,
A LSO, at the same time and place the
IA Executors Of Samuel Marshall dec'J,
will sell that valuable plantation known as
"THE H0MEsTEAD,"
On Which Mrs. E, c. Marshall now resides.
This tract contains about
Fourteen Hundred Acres,
Situated within six miles of Greenwood in
healthy and good neighborhood, we'll
adapted to the cultivation of cotton, corn,
and small grain, with good improvements,
consisting Of a
Large and Comfortable Dwelling,
with all necessary out-buildngs, suitable
for we'll regulated plantation. This
place will be divided aud
Sold in Three or Four Tracts,
the plots Of which will be exhibited on
day OF sale. These are valuable tracts of
land-a large proportion OF which consists
cf fine wood londa
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Large and Comfortable Dwelling,
TERMS :

These tracts will be sold on a credit of
one and two years, with interest from date.
and to be paid annually, the purchase
money to be secured by bond, and ap-
proved security, and mortgage Of the
premises. The purchaser to pay in cash,
for costs Of sale, for stamps and papers.
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present at the meetings of the Board,
and act as Secretary, keeping the
Journal of their proceedings, and all
orders Oh tho County Treasurer, au-
thorizod by the Board, should bc sign
cd by him, and made II matter Of re-
cord.
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Clerks, Sales.
J. l. LidIle vs Samuel Hunter.
Bill 10 marshall assets
sell land, &c.

PURSUANT to order, T will soil. orn !
sale day in DECEMBER next. at nubIic
ou'cry, at Al5I'EVlLLE CHI, the tract Of
land. Of the Real Estate of a. IIun,er
decd, now in the possession of
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TWO gave. last week n portion Of
Governor SCOTS Message to the I.egis-
laturc. Tho remainder VIC could not
get. 1t is as foIlows:1
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Fine Flour anil GriSt Mill,

A LSO, at the same time and place the
IA Executors Of Samuel Marshall decd
will sell that valuable plantation known as
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The duties Of, the Board of County
Commissioners arc Of. an srduous and
comprehensive ;charaoter, and in the
honest and faithful discharge Of them
are involved much of the reputation
and efficiency Of the State Govern
ment. Their attention should be e.
pecially directed to- the condition Of
the roads and bridges in their respect
lvs, Counties. An persons liable to
road service should be made to per.
Sormiit t6the4 fhHlextent Lof keeping
sheHfin good repair, or TO: con tribute
I'D 'eqdi7alsnsa "a h@oSey nfor their ex-
empptti!on. pt n. s,BEdges' spd lofhet ,atfac.
ures .shouldl be 4lste ,by3 son'tract, mira Of
which .dueo nbtide -ahoulf dbs, given
The County Auditor should always be
,H3XHA9 .H .mW
.3nsbHetaT
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A LsO, at the same time and place, the
n Executors will sell that
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7 WILL sell by public auction on SALE
L DAY in DECEMBER uext the fol.
lowing lands-vlz:
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' THE HOMESTEAD. -.

On Which Mrs. E G. Marshall now resides.
This tract contains about
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Situated within six miles of Greenwood, in
a healthy and good neighborhood, we'll
adapted to the cultivation of cotton, corn
and small grain, with good Improvements,
consisting Of
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PUBLIC PROPERTY.
There is a considerable amount Of
p"blic property i'll this city: Charles
ton; and other portions Of the State
which has been for IL long time ex-
cmpt from taxation, and productive
OF Ito revenue. l recommend that
Investigation be made Of the location,
extent, and probable va!uc of this
property with view to the sale OF
such portions Of it rs may bc deemed
advisable, SO that it may be placed Oh
the tax list, and contribute it's share
to the public ravcnuc.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

WITHIN 400 yards of the Market Hall. on high
w ground, at prices ranging from 1915 upwards
Apply to HENRY +. FAIRBANK
Elizabeth, N j.
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ESF Hucksters are charged ten cents
q day in the Paterson market. The
City Clerk sell them tickets which the
City Marshal collects daily.
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CALL QUIET ALONG THE LINES. y
Political matters in all parts of the
country, just at the present time, are
remarkably quiet, and a great calm, as
is always the case after a great storm,
is settling down on the broad and pla-
cid face of the republic. There will be
no political revival" until after har-
vest, and not much of q one until the
fall elections of the great States of
Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and New
York draw near.
In the meantime the Pacific Railroad,
the Cuban question, the incoming
crops-North, South, East and West
the summer resorts and annual fairs,
will furnish subjects for the contempla-
ton. employment and amusement of
the people. 1t is quite proper that the
country, after the recent great excite
ment through which it has passed.
should should have a season of polite
al repose. Perpetual agitation is ex-
hausting alike to individuals and ma
lions, and q period of quietude, like
that into which we now seem to have
entered, is precisely what the weary
nation needs Trenton Sentinel.
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supplies to Las Tunas. A Desperate
fight occurred at Brinosa. The Span
ish artillery compelled the insurgents
to, retire, but they fell back in good or
der, and continued to harass the escort
until it reached the vicinity of Las Tu-
mas. On their return the Spanish troops
were not molested. They arrived at
Nuevitas with 10 cases of cholera. Seven
soldiers have since died of the disease
A train of cars from Puerto Principe
reached Nuevitas on the 10TH A hand
car in advance of the train was captured
by the insurgents. A commission of
volunteers was about to leave Nuevitas
for Havana to procure the removal of
Gen. Lentona.
The Spanish officers in that quarter
are disheartened by their inglorious
work, but continue to make exaggerat-
ed reports Of the operation against the
insurgents.
Letters from Santiago de Cuba, dat
ed the Sth inst, report that two
expeditions Of filibusters had landed,
one near Guantanamo, and the other
near Baracoa. The first expedition is
said to have been annihilated by the
Spanish troops, who captured its entire
equipment but the truth is that
small party sent out by the filibusters
to communicate with the insurgents
in the interior was cut off, and the rest
of the expedition was in a precarious
condition, though they had so far sue
ceeded in escaping capture. 1t is ru-
mored that the soldiers have murdered
Gen. Buceta.