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Df. Wm. II. Tass,s Improves Ma
-fr Dye.

- " OvS @04n
-nr Dye.
This Dye is warranted superior to any
ever discovered for imparting a beauti-
full, natural Black or Brown Color to the
Hair. It is warranted not to injure the
hair. Its effect is intantaneous. Any
one can'apply it. 1t preserves and beam
titles the hair. The BARRIERS universal
ly pronounce it the best, because it takes
less time to dye. Because it imparts .
natural color. Because it does not stain
the skin and bed linen. Because Its ap-
plication il SO simple.
MCKEssoN & RoBBINs, Wholesale
Druggists, write-"Send US Five Gross
more of your improved Hair Dye. It
meets with ready sale, and is taking the
place Of all others. The most fashiona-
BILE BARRIERS and Hair Dressers in New
York use no other Hair Dye but TurT's."
Prepared at the Laboratory of VIZ. h.
Tut & LAND, 294 Broad Street, Au-
gusta, Georgia. junel7y1.
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diseases require Equine Remedies
rcovvr>IclTtnII =

Mn. EDIroR:-I notice in your last
issue an allusion to a certain IRR IA Co.
,uStJid. ! wish to correct you a little in
regard to said I'm, the sign is the Red
Cross" and five red balls-I neither feed
men nor give them rest-but l give
them '.Jfts", and patch their soles, and
keep, sole and body together-I hope
you will make the correction, in order
that ali may know where TO get its.
SHU Fly.
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The NansemOnd.

Mr.. Joseph Il James, sent us a hand.
some bunch ofthe celebrated Nansemond
potatoes, yesterday. There are ten Of
them, and they are so nice and tempting
that We can almost pardon those fellows
who have been trying to steal them from
Mr.. James. The bunch weighs five and
three nnarter hounds.
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Come 10 the one price cash house Of W.
J Philips. and buy your c~alicoes, domes-
tics, tickings, tweeds, drillings, jeans,
linseys, flannels, poplins, alpacas, de-
iaines, plaids, cloaks, shawls, Balmoral
aud Boulevard shirts, clothing, boots,
shoes, and hats, and say time, trouble
and money.
Dct3S-2w
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The Trustees for the old Jackson
College, will sell the lot on which il
formerly stood, tomorrow The sale
will take place Oh the premises. The
land will be devidcd into seven lots,
each containing an acre. These are
valuable lots, and ought to bring q
good price. They are ner the Depot,
and will be in the centre of Columbia,
when it grows into q large city.
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PrOC 4.

uf Culleoka, has assumed control for
the next two wears, of the Gregory, or
..Excelsicr' Mills, 4 miles North of Co.
lumbia. He desires the liberal patron
age Of his people.
0rf I'm
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A n n rs
RCOyGREaN-

We are authorized to announce Gen. W. Z.
WHIT rHORNE as a candidate Tor Congress OF
the United States in the 9Th District. Election
in November.
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DIED.

In st. Francis County, Ark, on the
18th of October, 1870, NINA FLEETWOOD,
infant daughter Of DR.. WILL J. and
MARY ELLA MATTHEWS.
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wN. WooD & SoS, receive orders fol
their splendid Chairs from Florida, Mis-
sissippi, Georgia, Alabama, Illinois In
diana. They ever receive orders from
Nashville, where there r two Chair
Manufacturers. Every where, as TAR as
we have heard the verdict pronounced
on theirs, is that they are superior to
any chairs ofthe kind, North or South.
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Just Received.

Another lot of fine hand made
Boots and Shoes, among which are
he noted scandinavian far superior to
any Boot that has ever been brought
10 this market, ant are offered for sale
at a greatly reduced price at VIII
L1AMs & TYLER. Every pair sold BY
US r w~arrentcd.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-11-04

The Nashville and Decatur Railroad
Company is going to build iron bridges
South of Columbia. 1t is time that all
Railroads were doing this, and we are
not surprised to see the thoroughgoing
President of the Nashville and Decatur
Road taking the initiative.
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An IMPORTANT RAILROAD Gov.
NECTlON.
The Mayor Of Montgomery, Alabama
10 the Mayor Of Nashville.

- SA9yOH " vnEnCs
Yesterday Mayor Morris received the
following dispatch:
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October %.
To the Mayor OF Nashville, Tennessee:
GREETING: To-day the rails have
been connected between this point and
Cahaba River, leaving only fifteen miles
to connect Elyton on the Alabama and
Chattanooga Road with this city. This
road is an air line connecting your CITY
with ours, one hundred and eighty-three
miles in length, on which the rails are
now down north from here eighty miles,
and south from Decatur twenty miles.
Much credit should be given to our
friend Campbell Wallace, who has, by
his iron will and perseverance, overcome
every difficulty. II. L. FABER
Mayor Of Montgomery.
Mayor Morris sent a congratulatory
reply on the completion of great link
in the chain of Southern intercommuni-
cation, and expressed tho belief that tho
closer connection of the capital OF Ala
hama, and the capital of Tennessee,
would be of mutual advantage.-BaNRer.
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SPRING HILL ITEMS.

BES CHEAIRs, has gone heavily into
the stock business near Spring Hill. He
has a fine lot Of sheep, cattle, mules and
horses, colts, and one of the finest farms
for stock raising in the State. So says
our reporter.
On last Sunday Rev. Mr.. BURR, OF
Franklin, preached at Folks Chapel
to the largest congregation, that ever
assembled ut that church. We learn
that his ermo was MOST excellent.
THE NJ. Z. Church, at Spring HillsN4
the Rev. Mr.. IRVINE, as pastor for a
other term. Mr.. l., has organized, or Is
carrying on the largest Sunday School,
that was ever in Spring Hill. He has
brought in a large number of old patch
elors. Col. MART CHEAIRs, has a large
class of these old fellows, and he says
they learn very well.
SPRING HILL, only had two brides
at Church last Sunday. R~einfOrcements
are expected daily. So ist them come.
THE people of Spring Hill still per
sist in keeping the gentlemen and ladies
separated in Church.
THE Spring Hill NJ. E. Church en-
rolled fourteen m OH their Church
record on last Sunday (Oct. 30th.l The
c. P. Church enrolled four. All were
young people and the greater number
professed at the Camp Meeting.
SPRING HILL has been dealing very
heavily in .'matrimony'' of late, and
they say that about four more weddings
are to come of between now and Christ
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Our Boots and Shoes are the best shop
hand made; every pair warranted. Our
Hats of every style and price: Ladies'
Furs, handsome and cheap. Men and
bovs' clofhine and suits made to order.
These goods will be sold low for cash.
Please cali and examine them, as we are
determined to sell lower than in Nash
Vile. SHEEGoo & SoN.
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In order 10 reduce my stock, will sell
a line assortment of dress goods very
low, consisting af Mozapsbiques, Poplins,
Grenadines, Lawns, Pique, Peracle.
Jaconettes, Chombras, &C.. also q good
line of Russo tarlataTis, and white goods
generally. Clio. w. MCCoRD.
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Corrected Teckiy BY ,. o. Ifdtkecsou,
General Commission Merchant, Augus-
tG, Ga.
CORN-Sl 10.
OATS-65c; SIS for black seed.
RYE-SI IS.
BARLEY-eI 10.
PEAS-$l so.
WHEAT-Red 81 zOtdi %; Amber ~ JS@
l s.; White 81 45@1 80.
BACON Shoulders lG@i6iEc; Side, 1a@
1910: Hams 20c. -
BUTTER-30c.
EGGS-5Oc.
FEATHERS-TJc.
TALLOW-11c.
SHIRTING-3-4, ss<0sc; 20, VOdllc.
SHEETING-4-4, l2@l2Lc.
OSNAB'GSt7 or, l6c; 8 o., lie.
COTTON DRILLS--l3c
YARNS-t1 40@1 50.
COTTON STRIpES-l5@lGc.
COTTON CHECKS-l61.c.
GEORGIA TWILLS-3Oc.
BURLAP BAGS-Selected I'd hand 2 bJ, in
bales of 800, sc; less than bale, 10c.
WHEAT SACkS-New 2 bu, &c.
LARD-Tierces 1elsc; kcgs and Cans lojs
@l9c.
FLOUR Supcrinc 81 70, Family d so;
Extra Family o. 90.
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Ward No. Wilson Tucker. Theo.
Lipscolnb, John Bond.
Ward No. 2-Wm B Chafin, Jas H.
Jamison, Jimmy Hodge. .r@frs,
Ward No. 3-John A Walker; J @
Bailey, I NJ Powell. -.
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FOR

We are authorized 10 announce WI. B. COR
DON asa candidate for the Legislature in the
Pictorial district composed Of the counties o
Williamson, Maury and Lewis. Election, frs
Thursday IN November, 1870.
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Another lot Of fine handmade Boots
and Shoes, every pair warranted and
twenty-five per cent cheaper than can
be bought in Columbia.
WILLIAMS e TYLER.
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The friends and acquaintance of
JAMES T. BRYAN, are invited to attend
his Funeral from the residence of
THOs. B. BOND, at o'clock, OH Sat.
urday the 9Th Of Nov. Burial at
Spring Hill.
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Buy your Boots and Shoes from SHEE-
GcG & Son, as they keep the best that
can be made, and will sell them for cash
lower than any n in Columbia or
Nashville. Every pair warranted UcI
made. and of the best leather.
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A fair lady of Pularki street, and the
belle of Bear Creek, for Memphis.
A beautiful belle of Madison county,
who has been blessing our town with her
presence for some time past, will return
to her reckless country tonight, on the
1890 train.
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SMITHS Toalc 0yrap.
Beware of Counterfeitsi Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the
counterfeter brought togrief.
T~hegenuine article must have DIR. John
Bull private stamp on each bottle. Or.
John Bull only has the right to a
facture and sell the original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
we'll the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp Is not on the bottle do not
purchase, or you will be deceived. See
my column advertisement and my show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself
The puplic's servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville Ny.
For Sale by T. b. Rains.
When you want a good Hat call At
EEaLE's.
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ue" lLlo VI Otopic aIU lolCy SOOuS.
Use Equine Powders for general debility.
Please ReoA This.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, June 3, 1879.
We hereby certify that we have this day
received from the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Cumpany," through the
hands of Messrs. Clark 4 Farrar, Agents
at Nashville, the sum Of Ten Thousand
Dollars, being amount Of a policy on the
life Of Samuel F. Mayes, deceased. This
amount vas paid to u 4, in fsU, witkout
any discount being taken off for prepay
ment of same, although The company
had about forty days longer in which to
pay this policy.
JOHN ". MAYEs,
JAMES NJ. MAYEs,
Executors,
MARY NJ. MAYEs,
.ExecutriX Of the estate of Samuel L
Msyes, deceased.
JOHN FRIERsoN is the Agent for this
Company at COlumbis, Tenn.
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To BE taken in the place of Quiiiine
or Bitters of any kind; the dose is small,
and its virtues undoubted. 1t will be
found cheaper and better than any other
remedy tor that purpose, and also as a
general Plantation and Family Medi>
cine Simmons Liver Regulator has no
superior.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-11-04

At a meeting of Columbia Lodge No
81, F& A Masons, held at the Lodge room
November ID, 1870, tie following pream-
BILE and resolution were adopted.
WHEREAS, An Almighty God has
taken from our midst our much beloved
brother and companion Thomas Warren,
who was after q prOtracted illness, called
from labor to refreshments, and.
WHEREAS, We feel that in the death
of our brother and companion, Warren,
our order has been robbed Of one of its
devoted members, the Church one Of its
bright ornaments, society one of its best
citizens, and his wife and family kind
husband and indulgent father,
Resolrcd, That we wear the usual badge
OF mourning for thirty days, and that we
tender his bereayed family the sympa-
thies Ofthe Lodge,
ReS0tred, That these proceedings be
spread upon the minutes Of the Lodge,
and copy be forwarded the family.
Res0lred, That this preamble and reso-
buttons be published in the Columbia
HERALD.
w. r. ELAM,
y. NAUaHT, Com.
j.. A. ENGLE,
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All persons indebted TO the firm of
Canterbury & Shirly are hereby notified
10 come forward and make settlement
Immediately, as we are going TO close up
our business. 0ct2SJf
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W. j. ANDERSON,
y. n. GREEN,
THos. j PrCKEys,

LADIES and Misses Furs offered at
SHEEaoe & SoN's, at such lowaprices as
you will be sure to buy If yoc will call
and see them.
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For FlOPeneN,
Bailey's SPRINGS Water.

Thirty families passed through Column
bia several days ago, for Florence Ala.
They came from Indiana.
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MCKINNEY d SMITH keep New and
Secondhand Pianos of the best maker
or sale and rent, at less than Nashvill
prices.
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.FORnAYOR

We are authorized to announce JOHN p.
McGAW as a candidate for Mayor Of the City
of Columbia. Election 10 November.
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A few bottles OF this excellent remedy
for Dropsy, Dyspepsia and Scrofula, just
received for sale by 7. B. RAINS.
Nov. =, If
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II YOU want a nice suit Of Clothes
made up i'm the latest style, and of the
best material go 10
WILLIAM. Il TYLER.
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BULLS
ARKANSAS HEARD From
Ttimony of Medical Meen.

DR. Ohm BCLL-Dear Sir: Last E.bru,r.
vas m Louisville purchasing drugs. and l rot
some OF your S~arsaparilla and CeIrou Bitter's
NY son-ln-law, who was with me in the store. had
een down with rheumatism for some time cDm
eralhealth improved.
VI. Gist, who has been ia bad health, tried
them, and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee, who has been III bad health for
several yearsEstOmach and liver affected be
improved very much by the use of YOUR Bitters.
Indeed the Cedron Bitters has given you srect
popularity in this settlement. | think could
sell a great quantity of your medicines his f,r
especially your Cedron Bitters and Sarsapari.-
Il. Ship me via Memphis, care Of Rickeu &
Necly. Respectfully
c. b. WALKER.
Filth street, Louisville, Nv:
For sale by I. y. RBINS, Druggist. one ,A.o
from Host Office, COlumbia, Senn.
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Preaching at Rocsx Spring.

RTv w. I. Ussery will preach at Rock
Spring next Sunday on "Churcn CoulInu-
nion."
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The Maury County Bible society.
According 70 notice given in the HEI

According 10 notice given in the HER
AID of last week a Bible Society has
been organized in the city Of Columbia,
to be known as "The Maury County
Auxiliary Bible Society" The object
OF this Society is TO promote the wider
circulation of the Holy Scriptures,
without note or COMMENT" in Maury
County. Its aim will be to put the Bible
within The reach of every person in the
County:-to those who wish TO buy at
co.t-prtcc. and to those unable TO buy,
as a n'ee-gift. We desire and solicit the
aid and cooperation of all Christian
people in this good work. All money
raised by this Society will be used in
supplying the restitution of our own
County. In this instance our charity
alphabetically begins at home, and after
we have supplied u OWL restitution,
then we may aid in supplying other
destitute parts. The initiation fees are
fixed at the small sums for annual mem
barship of 59cts. for adults, and 2Jcts.
for children. We hope that all persons,
who desire 10 aid i'll circulating the
Holy Eiblc. will become members of
this Society. In order 10 bring this i'm
portant subject and good work before
the people, We hope that the Pastors of
the various Churches in the city of Co
lunlbia Will tax such steps in the prem
Uses as they may deem wise to bring the
matter before their respective cougrega-
tions. We suggest and earnestly request
the Pastors OF each Church, at some early
day, to present the claims of this Society
before his Congregation, and t o explain
its object and plan of operation. and to
take measures to secure among ais peo-
ple as many members for the Society as
possible. We do not ask that a ~coilec-
ton be taken up in the various Churches.
but that the nature and object of the
Society be explained, and as many per-
sons as possible. in each respective Con-
gregation be induced to become mem
bers of 1.-The Maury County Auxiliary
Bible Society,"" We look 10 Ia aggre-
gate sum of the small initiation fees 10
furnish us the means of carrying on the
work of the Society for the present. We
hope that the Revs. SMITH, C~ARuTHERs,
BECKETT II OrTs, all of whom are on
the Executive Committee, Will take nor
tlce of this request, and have il carried out
i'll their respective Churches at as early
aday as practicable, each pursuing the
course in his W Church, which seems
TO him wisest and best for his Congre-
cation.
on \. WALKER,
Nov. lth, lS1H. President.
Maury County Auxiliary Bible Society.
Famine Remedies are warranted.
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We are authorized to anne unce Esq GEO.
W. kINZER as . candidate TO represent Maury
County in the Lower House of the Tennessee
Legislature.
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lie wise and use Equine Remedies

MoRE new Hats for Men and Boys at
SHEEeoG 4 Sous. selling very low for
cash.
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We are authorized to say to the voters
of this corporation, that Robert Ii. jam
isOn has finally concluded to run for the
honorable position of Mayor of Column
the repeated and earnest e~ntreaties OF
many friends and voters. To every one
who feels interested in having a good
Mayor, one who will work as we'll as
watch, we say, vote tor Bob, and do not
expect him to come around TO electioneer
with you, for this he will not do, but we
will guarantee that he, as we'll as his nu-
merous friends, will appreciate TIE HOY
or nevertheless. MANY YoTERs.
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Honey work cheap, and always has a
full assortment.
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TOWN n COUNTY.

L0st.- Five Dollars Reward.
A Pointer Dog, white body and lirer-colorcd
head. Any ono returning said dog win receive
the above reward. Jso. BAIRD, JR.
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bought MY goods for cash and | Wish
10 sell them for cash. ann content with
4 very moderate profit. PHILIPS.
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Pest O2ce at EnterprI.e.


has been appointed Post Master at En-
terprise. a.
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ron STATE

We are authorized 20 announce Col. THOS.
H. PEBBLES as q candidate Tor the State
Senate, embracing the counties Of Hick man
Dickson and Maury.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-11-04

FRANK AYDELoTr will please accept
the thanks Of a portion of the HERALD
family-eight-fo for several can Of SPLEEN
did fresh oysters.
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ron

We are authorized to announce Hon. W. b.
WILSON as . candidate for County Represent
alive, to represent Maury County in the Lower
House Of the next Legislature. Election first
Thursday in November next.
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1ToCK-HoLDERs.

represented by the following we'll known
wealthy citizens of Maury County: ,
STOCKHOLDERS.
w p Ingram, Jas N Granberry,
jas g Cecil, NJ L Stockard,
w 8 Ridley, W. Dale,
n F Cheairs, II B Titcomb,
Myers, Jno w Huntington,
Sam Mayes, &c Huntington,
il Williams, T B Rains.
John Morgan, w Wilson,
Calvin Morgan, Jas II Thomas,
Willis Il EFierson,: John A Walker,
James II Mayes, FIJI Watkins,
Lucius Friotson, DIN Goodloe.
The annual election for Directors was
held on the LIST of November, 1870, at the
Office of the Bank. The following gen
tlemen were elected:
DIRECTORS.
d Myers, W p Ingram,
f II Watkins, T Rains,
J Williams, Jas II Thomas,
NJ Mayes.
The new, Board organized, and elected
the following President and Cashier, by
a unanimous vote.
PRESIDENT AND CASHIER,
W p INGRAM, LUCIUs FRIERsoN,
President. Cashier.
1t will be seen that the Stockholders
Of the Bank Of Columbia are among the
very best citizensand most solid men of
our County. They are composed Of
farmers, business, men, professional
men, and capitalists, and all Of them pos
sessing the purest financial escusteons.
One Of the Stockholders is worth three
or four hundred thousand dollars.
The Directors are not the mon to pass
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Nine Fights.

RECEIVING every week at SHEEGoG &
Sons Boots, Shoes Hats and Shirts.
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Ifyou want a nice coat for a little mon
cy try GEO. w. McCoRp.
II
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Prominent Departures.

1F you want a good Suit of Clothe
made to order, cali at
ESGLE's.
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ALanee Irish Potato.

Mr.. L. L. WILLIAMS, the great sweet
potato raiser, brought us about the straDg-
est and largest specimen of an Irish pota>
to, we ever saw. 1t weighs two and a
half pounds, and is in an indescribable
shape. 1t is an old fashioned red potato,
a small kind Of potato, which makes the
size of this one still more wonderful.
1t was raised by d. w. PEELER.
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Pearls ard RWbfes.

When rosy lips part, pearls should
glitter behind them. To preserve and
iteautify the dental enamel, there is no
preparation like Sozodont, a compound
ofthe must wholesome vegetable anti
septics, among which the Bark oil the
south American Soap Tree, known to
the natives as Outlay, and used by the
Spanish Americans for cleansing with-
out iinpairing. the most delicate fabrics,
is the most important.
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~"SpALpING's GLUE" will just suit
NOu.
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XssA Chsin.

Mr.. JOIN s. CASE, will open q new
school at Hopewell, on the 1st day Of
January, ISL