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REC ElIl " E,Es $ SALE.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.

s s N GosIMoS PLEAs. N
Valentine ,pitthan, ct, al, ,Ia.,ho
w. Csirc cult
ElizabethiL. 1. Eilisseth al. Court.
by virtue Of an order of sale made irst,s.a
case by the said Court, viii sell q. Grange
bars, 3 ca, on AIcn,hy the Cd day Of ,Ianaa.
rs noxt, during the usual hours OF salc
:. Is Allfhaf sractof land situated III Orange
burg County, routaing one hundred and forty
elk 9Ul ncres more or less, and bounded
by lands Of LIB. sKsitt, j. q wennsniaker
aiftiEtraetNoSl. "a Iiv
2.raii .tlIat lot of land eit.,utcd ii, said
Chiiiity- containing one hundred All, thirteen
(llal acres more or less, bounded by Lands
OF estate J. ia Glover, 81 c. Andrews and
| tract No. j.
3. Al that tract iBf land situate in aaid
Gountg containing, one hundred snd thirty
sh. I.e22 Ie2 ...=:e - I i.:,is,ded by
lands of II. II. Legarc. estate r. j. Glover 4.
6. tisarewsa aud tract No. i, purchased BY D.
4. All that tract Of land sitnate on Russell
Street, an iie3T6wh OF 0rangcbarg. and
bounded. by lois OFF. w. u. ItstKES and j.
i, the above J.aads arc rcsoif al tiie4isk
Of The fsenasr purchasers, they having failed
TO comply with tho teriis of gale
Terms---0nc-tliIrd cash, artl tho balance
on q credit Of twelve months. purchasers 10
give Bond fur said balance. bearing iniSres,
| froud dr. Of sale, and secured by mort ea re
of the premises with u covenant for resale
on a breHchi df the condition of SAID Bond.
and TO pay for Papers and Stamps
B@GL0yER. Receiver.
orahsebng, s. C., Dec. Q. lS7o--tti
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Dahkrhpti &c p,rte p. Y, DrpBLE
Assignee.
By virtue Or an order OF sale to me directed.
from rae Honorable District Court of the
United States, for the District OF South Car
oiina, | wliisellnt pnblic auction, at Orauge-
burg q, II on Monday january I'd is7i at
the ustIal hours Of sale:
All that rlantatid. OF tract of land living
in the Fork of Ediotc, Qranseburg Co;,a.y.
containing 10 acres more or less, bounded by
landsso Mrs. ii. Gardlsf, H. a. Keadie
Also one Rihs
Conditions cash. Purchasers tf pay for
papcrs and Stamps,
J. V. DtBBI,E. tssigaeo
,9aa john { Tanning f'amkraat.
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+ OST Ors STepE.FN-vsron, ~,

+ OST Ols STOLEN-FrOn ri ~
IL Wife about the 10Th Nov. last. her
POCKET BOOK containing Sll in Gold,
Sl.6O in Silver and little Change in Green
backs, also NOTE against II, q. Sans paw
able To the Executors of the Estate df Alles
Shaler. deceased Several payments have
been made on the Note. Any person finding
or giyeing Information loadins 70 the rrceg,
cryof said Pocket Book ard Ndtc will he
Libetslly Rewarded.
All persons are forewafiied from trading
for said Note as payment has been stopped.
dec 3---tf IRWIN T. DANT1I'ER
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IN TIE e0tjlir D j. PROBATE
/. oaANeEnuRo corsrY.
~ pare Aibsrt l5. HanAsffilsr.l

re ParlF asIbPrt s5s ii IfunkeTfiler,
Us.
n. Evan Cook, Potter Cook.
Lasinia Cppk ct. al. 81 y IS
pursuance 10 an orsisrto ne directed by
the Honorable Thad c. Andrews Judge Of the
Probate Court, I will cspoao TO public ont
cry on Hale'lnr in Janpnry next. the following
fractot innd:. = zs4s ~ &ss
One tract of land containing 1GO acres
more or less, hgebnrg Counts ...be,ihlcsI
by lan1sfof john D. Sffoi6an, fEaruiiiis
Grambling and others.
Il Terms casd. pgrchesets 70 pay for pm.
pers and stamps.
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The Nashiegton Star Gays thae the
Arlington estate neyor did belong to
Geasrsl Bee 81 tiv death oi George
W r. Gusts life insyrcst vas
bcaasathed to Mrs. Lee, bis daughter,
aud IT her death il MAS to go 20 her
grandspfs. Uastis and Fashaeh Ice.
The saxes upn The property having
accuanussd during the reGsillon, il Was
sold ti.ereior and Purchased by the
q ssyr y.el,t h,ls, 1t willb scens il il
ileta ~ W - lax tl,.e. Subscuacnt-
IS eiiplts weie .ssds it.g tcd,cd il. by
pas as! a.e siggsa.t ef tasus, hatithey
wefS 5.tiisticeeseil ssd ticti is still
sFsss d Cox fts.seisl 10 sirlu.c of
tit ts, ri s.tissds d IL &S
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Notice of Dismissal.

NT0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
In the 2sth day Of December next will
lie my final Account with the Hon, Thad.
@ Andrews, Jw'ge of Probate, and ask for
Letters Of Disuiissal as Administrator of the
Estate Of Oliver Shuler, dsoeaacd.
By3 IL. SIiULER.
rez 20 ~ Adpinisiraicr
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III q @ Al Is
sATuRpAY pHsS al is7o..

= ). = : ~ =
ffis''r 'sslskpAg ~ i g t,-- eiotday
hsxs y saiedsy Quite sn slnount Of
R1sss & @settissd e for sale .l Thc
s'si ses'e Does nos every sl'aa
eessl's e ssars the .aew year sirest'3f
Eems, tlaeni 10 the sale on Montay neat
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Assignee's Sale.
81 IN .BAKRJaRI1,y.


In the Matter Of GALEB G.. SrIrnESs,
bankrupt, la pare z. V. DinnLg,
Assignee,
Eg virtue Of an ot1rros sale 10 n, direct
ed from tie Honorable District Court OF The
United states, for the District OF South Caro-
lima, will sell AZ public auction, al Orange.
burg {. H., oh Mdnday. III ed day In Janu-
airy. 1871, at tho usual hours OF sale:
All The interest Of Caleb e. Stephens.
Bankrupt, in all that plantation OF tract of
LAND lying on South Elsto River, Orange
burg Comfy, co,itaiaing 625 acrcs moro or
lsss bounded by lands OF J. u. cleoklsy, es,
tate of John S, Jennings South Edisi6 River
and estate lands OF 80 Thomas.
: Conditions cash Purchasers to pay for
- i. ". DIBDLE. Assignee
caied 9. stsrheus, Bankrupi.
dec 10 IL
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE IS 3HERERY- GIVEN THAT OK
1N the oath day OF Deccmbcr nest. will
HE my Final Acooun with he Hon. Thad.
I. Andrews, Judge OF Probate, and ask for
Letters Of Dismissal rs Administrator of ia.
cob A. Dans sler, decktsGd.
J. J. 'IfUNGERPEILLgR.
nov 2o-4t administrators.
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Nj O{at a. Ali PcrsSns 1fRv.
In 'ns n'mands against The Estate of s..
y. kcnnery, deeessed ate Of GrnRgeburg
pnlly, wal present the seme properly AZ
.,Ne and tpose indebted TO said Estate wJlj
make payment 20 ;-is.,,s .ee....
z. II. RoUsER,
Noy. Hb.1S70. AdIainis;rator.
nvy j. =, setf
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In pufsuatiee 10 an or,lci; TO me difec.ed bv
the Honorable Thad. c. Andrews, Judge OF
the Prebate Court, L will expose to .riiblie
outefy On saicsilay in Ja;,eary next. tue fol-
lowing ttastloflaHd, yiz:,s q, 90 -.
little lover part of ,Sla Matthew'S Parish
orangcburg county, containing iiisse nun
dred and sixty ono hcres,g more or less.
bounded by E. Hart. J. Sctlers, X. Banister.
W. Evans, NJ. Datitzler, and Il. W Yost.sa
sIerHs+-a ane-thita cash, ,,-the. balance pay
able in one and iwn years, secured by Best,,
ani mortgage With interest from day az sale.
VIA Covenant fear resa,e i'uschasrEs to pay
for i'apefs and stamps.
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%G.it eHrknl thus y are being redeemed
~ hc ent 'o6f Of each.
.en - 3m
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ee'i tfuhAeFpaeF, "a Partitton.
In, pursuance 10 an order 10 me directed
by the Honorable Thad c. Andrews Judge cf
tie probate Court, I9will expose to p,fblic
outcry on aaledhy Ia January next, the fol-
lowing tract Of land, yiz: fg4s .Se,lss
All that tract or parcel OF land situate and
lying and being in the County oil orangednrg
more or less sand bounded by lands Of ---
Wecks, George L. Spiitil, aud swartz Hum
gcrpeicr. Ss ~ $500
Terms.-0ne-half cash, halanceon 4 credit
of ono year. purchaser 70 give bond and
mortgage, bearing interest FROM day of tsllss
payable annpnilyy With d covenant for re-
sale en- aNbreaeh Of the conaiison of said
bond, also 70 pay for papers and stamps.
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One tract Of landeoniaining goo acres
moro or less, bounded5by lands pf D. II. T..
1ete. Peter Asinger; Mrs: George FHrsnson.
Estate Vance Thomson and Santee River.
Levied on ps the property of r. w.syeght at
BEul ts.t fa.Hsr5.-itF its Nfi4t
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On Ti,esd,sy alter Salesday at the resi-
denGc of john rs Dantxlcr. about 10 head
Cattle ind Wagons. Levied on as The pro-
perts ef Jolin &. Danticrg at the suit of
Mary Ain Crook, Xxx "a
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On Tuesday after salcsiay n, the resis
dence Of aleu- Porter, : Yoke Oxen, head
cows anu Calves, fear,iigs, l / head Hogs,
aead sheep and 2 riinber Carts. Levied
on ns the property OF Allen Porter at the
suit OF JalnesiD! Jones, Endorsec.
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1shcriTs UGlck, II: RiGGs; Is
0rangeburgC. H., S. C., so. sC.
December s. $40. So
dec 10 q = ia
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SPECIAL NOTICE
~
USE RENNE's FAIN-KILLINo
,Si J. MAGIC OIL! .t 81

"IT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"
The extraordinary cures made by the faithful
use of this great remedy has excited the wonder
of the world. Every city, and village, aud family
and every hill top, 10 echoing the glad song
which brings so much hope to the sunering-,se
Rennes Psin-Kiling Magic Oil. ut works like
u charm" The very stones Of the streets arc
rcdosnt with this good advice. There Is nothing
like 1t whom It Is used thoroughly as directed, it
takes right hold of pain and kills IL! 10 does no.
move il from ono place Of the body TO another,
but destroys it whore IL exists, by our "Flank
Movement" (Grant adopted our theory closer
and closer on the cncmy's own ground, until the
stronghold of pain and suffering yields, aud the
patient is free from pain, and is happy. What a
blessing in family. The husband and uifs. the
children and hired help, the cattle and horseg and
the stranger within thy gates, all made comiorts.
BILE by simply using RENNE's PAtN-kILrIye MAG
&c On. Bnt moro than this, IL makes those WIN
sell 1t wealthy, gaining for them more and more
confidence of their customers, because they keep
so valuable q remedy in their store for sale. Do
you value your own interest? Do you love your
friends' Do you love yourself a. you ought,
Then don't neglect TO purchase for timely use tbi,
sure remedy for Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia,
Cholic Pains, Cholera Morbus, Sprains Bruises,
Rheumatism, Colds, Sore Eyes. Cold in the
Head, and all other painful complaints-but be
sure and purchase the genuine. and keep IL on
hand and he sure and use u, and tell your neigh
bors about its virtues, and advise them to use il.
and If your Merchant where you trade has not got
il in his store urge him to send for H. and II he
will not send and get it for YOU, send for II your
self Be sure and have it, Sold hy all druggist.
merchants and groccrs.
WIN. RENNE, Sole Frspristor and Manu-,
Pitts6ld, Mas
Suld in Middlebury by
2Iyl II. A. SHELDON. Druggist
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The sleighingin Rchville and vicinity
is good, and people are improving the
time in getting in their logs in anticipa-
ton of the building and repairing to be
done the coming Spring. We are told
that the gristmill in this place is to be
put in thorough repair, and new Cheese
Factory is to be built about ID miles
west of Shoreham village, near the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. Orvis. In passing through
the street, we noticed large handbils
posted up, with the rather startling an
nouncement that, the willard ,cas com
ing" and would exhibit at the School
house in Richville the evening of the
10Th. This announcement threw the
"littlc folks" into such fever of excite
ment there was no rest, until they were
sure that the admission fee of ) cts. was
safe in their own possession, but after
spending their money, and witnessing the
wonderful things this Wizard could do,
the fever left them decidedly cool, and
they could readily see that they might
have made a much better investment Of
their money The anticipation of good
school has been fully realized. There
have been about fifty names registered OF
all ages, from six up to twenty. Mr.. Gale
has been thorough both in discipline and
instruction. The term will close Friday
March 4th, with an examination of the
scholars, and speaking, declamations, dia
logues, and the usual exercises of "thC
last day Of school" The mumps ar,
making Il visit in Richville Just now
The Fair was the highest the morning O
the 10Th, that has been for the last eight
years, but did no damage as we can learn
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate court for the district AddisonCom.
missioncrs to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of an persons against the es.
ate Of PARMA FITCH,
late nj Mridlchury in said district deceased, and
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto;
and fix months from the 18th day Of February 1870
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to to the business Of our said appointment at the
| Office Of the County Clerk, in Mildlebury, on the
18th day of March, 1870, and the 18th day ct
August, 1870, from nine o'clock, A. VI. until four
"'clock ?. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated at Middlehurv. this 18Th aav &c Feb. 4 .
H.. 1870. A.
led. ;. BUSHNELL
~ STEWART. '""~'
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A H(TMRIT(,.

HOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EXPIRES
III sion from persons reading advertisements of
Patent Medicines, and in nine cases out of ten
they may be right 1t is over 90 years since in
troduced DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment to the
public. | had no money to advertise it, 20 | left
it for sale with II few druggists and storekeeper,
through a small section of the country, many TAX
ing it with great reluctance; but | told them to
let any have it, and if il did not do all stat
ed on my pamphlet, no one need pay for it. In
stores two or three bottles were taken on tri-
al by persons present. | was, by many, thought
crazy, and that would be the last they would see
of me- But | knew that my medicine was no
humbug In about two months began to receive
orders for more Linimcnt, some calling it my val
liable Liniment. who had refused to sign a receipt
when left it at their store. Now my sales are
millions of bottles yearly, and all for cash, war
rant it superior to any other medicine for the cure
of Group, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Collie, Vomiting
Spasms, and Sea-sicknoss, as an internal remedy
1t is perfectly innocent to take internslly-see
oath accompanying each bottle-and externally
for Chronic rheumatism Headache, Mumps, Frost
ed Feet Bruises, Sprains. Old Sores. Swellngs,
Sore Threats, &c. &c.
Price 80 cts. Sold by the Druggists, Depot 10
Park PlaceN Y. 46ml
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SintC News.

The books and papers belonging to
the Office Of the Assessor of Internal
Revenue, were removed, on Thursday,
from Fair Haven to Bennington.
BRANDoN.-Mrs. Lucy Stone and II
Blackwell was to speak on women suf.
fragc at the Town Hall, in Brandon, on
Monday evening, February 2sth.
The ST.. ALBANs DAILY "MRssnSuEa
TO De DIscONrINuEp.-The st Adams
Messenger of Saturday announces the APP
preaching discontinuancc of daily edi-
ton.
The United States Pension Agency
has been removed TO Burlington and let
tiers and applications for bla INKS should be
addressed to the $. L. Pension Agent
Burlington, VI
The Rutland Woman Suffrage Con-
vention closed two days session at that
place, on Tuesday, Hon 8. NJ. Dorr
presided The convention was addressed
by VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Julia Ward
Howe, Lucy Stone, II. b. Black well
Mrs. Ada G. Bowles, Rev. q. Walker and
Others The Convention was success in
every respect,
IMPORTANT RAILROAD CoMnINArioN.-
We are informed that the Vermont Cen
trial Railroad has effected lease of the
Ogdensburg aud Lake Champlain Rail-
road for II period of 20 years, and took
possession of the road and its equipments
Oh Friday. This is one of the most i'm
portant railroad Combinations whiah has
ever taken place in this section of the
country.
The BENNINGTON County CouRr llouSf
QrrsTIoN.-This question, one which has
been agitated since the buring Of the
Court House and Jail at Bennington
Center, some time since, and which grew
out Of the attempt to consolidate the two
county shires Of Bennington Center and
Manchester to one at Bennington, was de.
cided BY II vote of the people of the coun-
ty last Tuesday, 10y from GOO to 800 ma
jority, IN favor of continuing that the two
shire system.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY-The past week
has been quite eventful The Railroad
meeting on Tuesday evening not being
well attended for want of notice was ad-
joruned, after short speeches by Hon. d.
Stewart aud his brother Hon. John. W
Stewart, who favored the project to bond
the town with much enthusiasm. The
Meeting on Thursday evening was fully
attended. Hon. James NJ. Slade, opened
the discussion, followed by Hon. j. W.
Stewart, who presented the glories and
advantages Of junction at Middlebury
and the necessity Of bonding the town to
secure it, with their accustomed energy
and force. They were followed by A. p
Upper, Esq, who concurred in the
general proposition of advantage with the
fiction left out. .. ~
On Tuesday last the widow EldridAl
IS years old, while STOPPING over tn,
fstove, fsll to the 6oor and was severely
injured. :
widow Hendricks, mother-in-law 0
W. II. Eldridge, Esq, died on Monda,
last. at his residence, aged 81 years.
William Farmer, had his hand bad
iy cut by circular saw a. the Peg Fac
tory in East Middebury, on Thursday,
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n OF G e.
7 IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

For sale, one n the host grazingI and dairy
larnis in Addison County.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
IN West Cornwall. containing about $40 acres |;
s,so pasture OF 81 acres, mile distant, which
can he had with the farm IL desired.
The buildings consis, Of ha Rdsosie, caracous
cottage house, PAINTED and blinded, and is com
plete in evsry part, with an un'ailing supply OF
running water, brought into the wood house.
Not barn, or shed, or shelter for stock or srau
or horses or carriages, or tools, is lacking. Thus
avery iarn wans Tor comfort ar convenience, i,
FULLY mot. Sew ersl vi The out buildings sre nav
aad tssteiulv finished. and sil in complete order
and repair. Every barn and yard is Furnished
with an un,siling supply III running rsier.
The tsrn il suitably divided into railing and
bottom land, and has an ample supply OF wood
and rail timber. Every meadow and pasture ci
any size has a constan, supply oi living water.
The farm Is truly a model one, and Tor its siae,
is unsurpassed in the County, in capacity and re-
sources for Welding large yearly returns.
It will carry the year round dairy Of seventy
live cows.
For In, thar particular. snyuire ct :. u. Rock.
we'll or Iudge Shade. oi MdAIehurv, or the pro-
rrietor on the premises.
2s,r :. =. ROCKWELL.
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WANTED

WANTED
BELLEw, Frank Temple, last heard Of 10 New
York; also Sophia Jane Logan, wife Of Walter
Logan, formerly Of England.
~ Inquire at this Office.
BRIDGES. VIM, formerly OF westchsster. Eng
heard Of in California, In 1851
- Inquire at this office.
KN0WLER, Richard Frederick and his wife
sarah, formerly Sarah Clark, left England about
1850.
CURRAN, John, who emigrsted from England IA
Canada in 1872, his NEXT Of kin 10 claim property
DERMER, Charles, a German. came to Ameri
ca from England In 1885, or 1855
GARTSIDE, James, son OF Jonah, Of Yorkshire
came 10 America = lev year since
, GIDDINGS, James, son Of Mathew, Of Cam
brdgeshire, England came 10 America = few
years since,
GREEN, Mary Ann, otherwise Mary Anr
Ai"rt, who died in May, lssa, her relations.
LEDGER, who married the daughter Of Thcs
Davis, who died in England in 1911, his descen
dants wanted.
MATHEisoN JAs L., formerly of Scotland
came 10 Americs 1850, ia.i heard Of in Kentucky
1859, an cAheer on n. X.
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IInrrah Tor the X. Il.

Hurrsh for Bridport, that noble old town,
OF black hawks and greasy sheep so renowned.
And hurrah once again, some other noise make
For railroad is coming right over the lake.
Right over the lake it will certainly como,
And then perhaps, this town will be "somc,"
Providing the lake is crossed here. Of course.
Then lot us all shout until we're hoarse
Let's all arouse, we've been dormant enough,
Let old Bridport hear the engines puff
Cause line of rails this good town to cross,
For twill be for our gain and not for our loss.
D. II L.
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Be careful what medicine you


Alcoholic slimulants injurious to the merry
ous health. aud are ALWAYS followed by de
pressing REACTION. The strength that Dodds
Ncrvine gives is the STRENGTH OF HEALTH
and COMES To STAY. Beware of the whiskcy
preparations that have laid the foundations Of so
many habits of incompetence. Whether under
the name Of Bittcr- az otherwise. let the villain
Gus compound alone Better die of honest dis
ease than he burnt up hy the fire. Of alcohol. For
the ingredients that compose Dodd's Nervine see
pamphlc, on each hattie. For sale hv Druggist.
and Country Store, Price une Dollar.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Il N. D. PARMEI.EE oHcrs his Isrui lor sale
formerly owned by charles l.. Smith, containin;
about POO acres, situated on 'risto! Flats. one o
,hs finest places in New England. 81 I miles iron
Bristol village, 4 mile from New Haven las
Mills, where there is a Cheese FACTORY. A gcot
Dairy Farm, well fenced. Plenty Of good build
incs-one Of the largest and best Barns in tn
County; plenty of wood, and well watered viii
a nice brook running through the Yards. Sixt,
acres Of intsrvsl--vsry hest for grain re
maindsr clay. Said farm is one OF the hest IL
the County, in good state Of cultivation,
For further particulars call and zee.
Bristol Dec. %, 1869. 25tf
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Children'S Diseases.

For WllOOplNG COt'Gli D~lds Neryinc Is adj
minstered with unexainpled success. Mothers,
remember this andsaso your little ones the agony
of most distressing complaint 1t also work
admirably in MEASLES, bringing out the rash
we'll aud leaving the bowels free aud healthful.
See recommendations in pamphlet. For the di-
seases which aiiict CHILDREN WHEN TEETH
ING nothing can furnish more instant or CRATE
ful relief Remember II contains ne opium in any
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D0dd's Nervine.
AND INNIGORATOR.
\ TllOEOt Gil Tonic AND SToMACHlt.
And expressly adapted to the reliel and permanent
cure VI al ivius VI
NERVOUS Disc SE, Xc.. &c.
Take care of Yourself.

DOpp'S NERNlNE is PURE TONIC-har
monihes perfectly with the NERNlNE FIBRE
gives increased energy to the STOMACH, LIVER,
BOWELS, and other ,isccra, and 81 PPLlES
FLESH LIFE for the waste that i, constantly Ia
King place. II OPERATES SUOTlllNGLN -
j. a. PLEASANT To TAKE as any wine-and
with SLEEP and GOOD DIGESTION. which L
PROMOTES, RESTORES the afflicted to SOi Nd
HEALTH OF BODY and QulEfNESS,uf MIND.
II contains no opium, mercury or strychnine, ESQ
often used for neN Jus complains) and is wholly
free from any deletcrious drugs Whatsoever. Tons
Of thousands tesllying To its curative powers.
See pamphlet accuIupau, ing each bottle.