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Laroeny- plead gailts pen,ittesntisra

Larceny Fl Plead guilty Penisseppsiispryy
one year. ~ 'S'tVoN
State VS. Charlotte Kcitt- Grand Lar
ceny-Imprisonn,ent until 24th Decem-
Der, 1871.
Statelys Nelly Grimcs--Assault aud
Battery with Intent to Kill-Plead
guiity-One month in Jail.
State VS. Moses Stromap,sss Assault
with Intent to Kill--Guilty of Assault
and Battery-Six months in Jail.
State VS. John Evans-Atsault and
Battery with Intent to Kill---Guilty of
Assault and Battery--Six months ID
Jail. 3
State rs Jamison Hiii-Askauit and
Battery with Intent toNKill-Guilty to of
Assault--Six months in jail. '.5 ,,.,5
State VS. Wm. N. Mount-For Official
Misconduct-Sealed sentence. -
State vs. Henry Dickson, County Com
missioner = Official Misconduct - Sen.
tence suspended.
Statey G S. Bull-Brcach Of Trust
Scaled sentence,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CoUNTY oY 0RANGEpuru-CouRr CoNuoN
PLEAs-GeOrge Boliyer as Administrators OF
the. Estate of Christian Arant, deceased
Plaintiff against jacob Arant, Emmanuel ID.
Arant, John Arant Nathaniel s. Aranf
Martha Till, wife of John Till, Ellen Dantze.
Ter, Wife of Allen Dantzler, Puryis A. Brun
er, Julius }. Bruner, Sayilla Moorer, wife of
Samuel AIoorer, William Arant, Melvin,s
Aranf. Elanda Arant, Thomas Arant, James
Arant, Benjamin Arant, jerome Arant,
Martha Arant. Buford Arant, David G.
Camp, Walter Il. GrambliDe, james T..
Grambling, Francis M. GrambliDg. and 9TH.
crldistributees mt law of the said Christian
Arant, deceased, aud persons interested in
the matters mentioned in The complaint in
this action. unknown, and Laura V. Ayin-
ger, wife of Daniel Avinger, Defendants
Copy summons for relief Complaint not
served.
TO tie -Dcfdaduats aJoce-ndmed. You are
hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which is fled in
the Office of the Clerk of Common Pleas for
the SAID County, and TO serve n copy of your
answer TO the said complaint on the sub
scriber ut his Office, Bamberg, South Caro-.
lima, or at the Office of the Clerk of Common
Pleas Mt Orangcbnrg, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof, exelu-
sifc VI uie eay OI sucn service; and If you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff III in this act;e. .-:!l an
ply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint September 1S, 1871.
AND. c. DIBBLE, Plaintiff's Attorney.
Attest: Geo. Boiiver, c. C. p, TL.S.l
To Me Ds:tss-ss&satts a5osc-nnp,ed: Take no.
tice that the summons in this action Of
which the foregoing is copy, was filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, at 0rangcburg, South Carolina,
on the twenty-frst day of September, A. d..
1871.
TAKE notice .farfher, That the object of this
action, IN which summons is herewith
served upon you, to obtain distribution
of the assets of the estate of the late Chris
'tian Arant, deceased, among the parties in
tercstcd therein, under direction of the
Court of Common Pleas of 0rangcburg
County, the demands of persons claiming as
creditors, far exceeding in amount said as
sets in the hands of the Plaintiff No per-
sonal claim is made against you.-Dated
Sept. 21,'lS7l. AND. q. DIBBLE.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Bamberg, S. C.
sept % Ct
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In town in Ohio, not long ago; the
women went in bands of two and three,
with their knitting and sewing, into the
dram-shops of the place. and spent the
whole day there with their work, talkirg
politely on various topics. Husbands
aud friends came in, saw how things
looked, and had not the courage to step
to the bar and drink. This was kept
up TOR several days, and the result was
that every shop in the place was closed
1t two or three hundred of the young
ladies Of New York were to initiate this
example, for week or SO, what hest
of "nice fellows" would be caught in
places which they wouldn't be suspected
of visitins-"not for all the world, y.u
know"
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C,oTToN GINs. - RRowN,s

" georgia PAffnSE COTTON GINS are
simple, durable, we'll made, of good mk.c-
riats, very light running and Unsurpassed in
the quantity of the staple produced Price.
- per Saw delivered 1t any II. Il. Depot in
this State when the freight does not exceed
that of two railroads.
Gullett's Pnten: Steel Brush Cotton Gins.
The Cotton from these Gins always COM
mants the highest market price where ordi-
uary care is taken in ,he preparation. At
the Cotton States Fair held at Augusta, GA,
last yenr there were : eu Gins in competition
and the nBegi was awarded TO the Gull
lett Gin. Piice 81 and $3.50 per Saw
Cotton Presses o. various Patterns, Horse
Powers. Bondlsy's Portable Sfes n. Engines.
Brinly's Kentucky Plou ;hs.
G. GEAEELEY. IS
SO East Bay 81. outh of the
Post Office Charleston, s. C.
aug 2G wee I'm
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IMPROVEMENT IN CHARLESTON
Among the recent improvements in
Charleston is the warehouse and buid-
ers' depot of Mr.. z. p Toale, the man
ulacturer of Doors, Sashcs aud Llinds,
extending through from No. 20 Hayne
street to No. 33 Pinckney street, and
to be the most extensive as well as most
complete cstablish,r ent of the kind
South Of Baltimores
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ITJs so.a@ThG other day we were
asked ii 9is was really a fact that p. S.
Fielder & 60. had really opened a store
in Oran2pburg. We said we didn't
know. But since that we have ascer-
tain9d 'thtt it is a stulb5rh truth. Ii
any onesis;4lisposed to deabt US; let them
examine our advertising columns, aud
then pay a visit to tho store where
Stockcr used to keep, aud we'll bet that
they will be satisfied v ith the result.
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CouRr.-His Honor, Judge Graham

CouRr.-His Honor, Judge Graham
swimming golden opinions This is the
tisita fiipe, that Judyc Graham has pre-
shled here; aud term after term he is
sately gaining that position, in the sem
plsot fame, fof which Judge Carpenter
entered 10 VAIN T:.s court has pro-
gressed in order Iu fact we never saw
asippotl,er court of sessions.
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A Norwich man is very angry with
his wiee. Re Bought an fn2ia rubber
airbcd. Sac Gidn't believe that it was
heal,lhy to sleep on mattress that was
not ventilated. a,xl SO in his absence,
punched about Fifty holes in it. That
husband has lost his faish ie WON. IL S
ingenuity.
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Notice Of nimi.ssal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT +
IN will, on the 7th day of November, 1871
file my final account with the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for Orangeburg Comfy, 4 s
Guardian of the Estate Of NJ. T.. L. Shuler.
and ask for Letters Of Dismissal
A, J. AVINGER,
oct 1T Guardian.
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Respectfully,
STILES r. NJ MELLICUAMP.

[Mr. Mellichamp seems not to have
understood the paragraph which he
quotes. BE admits that he fu company
with Mf. Seubrook applied to two firms.
We only said to scveral fricnds--not
firms H
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Mr.. Jos. Mcnamara has fine lot of
goods on hand which needs no recon-
mendation. All you have to do is to
60 andbuy at tho prices which he has
fixed to suit,eyery body aud the times.
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Notice 0f Dismissal.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the lith day of Novcmb Der next, will
hie my Final Account with the Hon. Thad
{. Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters of Diemissal as Executrix, of the
Estate of Joel Butler, deceased.
Nj. A.. RREVES
oct IL: Exccutrix.
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BAKEny.-Mr. .Thos. w. Albcrgosti
has jjustreeeived fresh supply of con-
dictionaries, cakes, &c. He also keeps
constantly son hand fresh bread, and
cakes. See his advertisement in aaoth-
sr column.
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The following PREMIUMS are offered, and
will be Awarded by Impartial Judges.

The following PREMIUMS are offered, and
will be Awarded by Impartial Judges.
81 A.-Department of Crops.
Largest yield of Cotton upon acre, $40.
Largest yield of Corn upon 8 acres of high
land, SIS. etT '3T"r
Largest yield of Corn upon acres of swamp
land, $15.
Largest yield of Corn upon / acre of high
land, So.
Largest yield of Corn upon I acre of swamp
land, So. SisH
Largest yield of Rice upon acre, So.
Largest yield Of Peas upon i acre, So.
largest yield of Sweet Potatoes upon arcc,
g So.
Largest yield of Irish Potatoes upon ! acre,
$3.50
Largest yield of Turnips upon + acre So. so.
Largest yield of Ground Nuts upon l acre,
So.
Largest yield of Native Grass Hay upon
acre, So.
Largest yield of Pea Vine FAY upon acre,
So
Largest yield of Sorghum Syrup, from acre,
So u
Largest yield of Sugar Cane Syrup from |
acre, So.
Parties wishing to compete for these Pre-
miuuns must notify the Executive Committee
before commencing TO gather the respective
Products, i'll order that arrangements may
he made for an impartial test of tho rcspec
tive Yields.
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CouRT HousE sToRE-Capt. ,. "A.
Hamilton has just returned from the
NORTH With 9 supply of, goods scarcely
ever cqua!lled, aud never excellod in our
Town, Give him call.
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sdYEI.ocAL has been treated. Start
ling, isn't it? BY whom? We imagine
we can hear hundred voices say. Well,
We wiiltell you. 1t was by a man pos
sessed of large heart. Unquestionably
SO. No liide-bound fellow do such n
thing. tits inconsistent with the com
posite of their nature Some men would
try to cheat the devil out of his dues
when they die, and much more strongly
would they try to avoid giving news
paper man q present. But such is not
Mr.. j. w. Mosciy OF Uornelson's. nat
be gave to US, is on our head If the
readers R the oRAsaEBURa NEWS de-
sire to learn further of the particulars,
let them stop at hIr. Cornelson's and
ask for Mr.. Mosely. We will be re-
sp6hsiblc for the balance.
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Charieston has citizen who is is blessed
wittlaawpnaerfat appetite. G Bsis. yely'
fond ,of blask fsE ,,nd-b;s u,o,L ofn.,!I

withRasSrwenaerfa appetite G Eeis- yay
ffpfd ffpfd ;dt BLACKLIST andThis ulods pfeatipg
them is commendable for simplicity and
celebrity. Taking a halfpopGd ono, 10
his fingers, he inserts his teeth in its
sides, and drawing it quickly, along from
one side of his mouth to the other, he
lays down, the, denuded back bonc--aii
that is left of the fsh-in about two &C.
conds. When he dimes ut hotel, and
the bill of fare is shown him, he says,
Yes, tiat is what I want" If the
waiter asks him (which ?" he replies
"Why all, all of it, to be sure" All
the hotel Keepers strike for his patroh-
age. ek. Stk &
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j GEO. NosE This genteman's ad
ter'iSemenss starIds, copspisaously in
another column. Not in many years
has has. n & good article in the way of hams
beeil offered to this public for the small
sum of 1octs per ID. Mr.. Vose is a
gentlemanly aud clever grocer, and all
hR ,coadjutors may be placed in the
same category. In a word, no better
gentleman, no better groceries, aud no
better bargains can be had than at Mr.
Vcse's.
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Terms of AdmiitaIlcc 30 cts.
Children unde" ten years Of
age, Half Price.
EXhibitOrs' Tickets for the
whole Term of the Fair 75 cts.
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Capt. Briggnann is in receipt Of fresh
gosas9of every description, and a fine
lot of liquors which everybody know is
good, nnd those that don't believe it
.just5go aud be convinced of the fact.
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OFFICE OF TIE ORANGEBurG News,
October 13, 1871.
COTTON-Sales during the week 2G5
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For further particulars apply to any one
of the undersigned.
PAUL S. FIELDER,
WESLEY w. CUTLER.
HARPIN RIGGS,
LAWRENCE n. BECK,wITH,
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Executive Committee.
aug 10 lot
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fS.-S;,InpLcs.of Crops.
Ten prizcs, worth from Sl.Oo to $1,000.
C.-Gardcn and Orchard Pre-
ducts.
Five Prizes, worth from Sl.Ooto 81. 90.
D.-HOuseNoEsf Department..
Fifteen Prizes worth from 81 90 to $500.
E.-Machinery and NIanufac-
tllrs.s.
Twenty Prizes, worth from 81 90 to 1900.
Work of all Kinds.
Twenty Prizes, worth from $l.oO to $500,
G.-stock Department.
Fifteen Prizes, worth from ST 90 to $500
fH.-Poliltry Department.
Five Prizes, worth from Sl.OO to $500.
H. Department eG Elor;cni-
ture.
Five Prizes, worth from $500 TO $500.
M-Miscellnneous.
Ten Prizes, worth from Sl.O0 to $1,000.
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BEST FLOWING by WHITE PERSON, So.
Z" :" "COL'D So.
BEST WALKING in WALKING MATCH, So
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COMMERCIAL.

Ts. -
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s THAT's t.EouuH. =, What? do we
hear every one say. Why. to go to Mr..
j. rrpf Harlcy's store aud get enough of
= s;;S:;.hl;s ;s:;t:h;ss for small sum of money,
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,.sATURDAYI ooT. az, sls7l.

SEE sthe advertisement Of Theodore
Kohn.& Bro @
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26

TcN'I!'lIr = %
Passengers from keunoly yNi,r. and al -tilions
on the ken rounif RAJ. Road, wii. rc,ch VIII
mingion at in.li. !. &, Philadelphia at II -, A
II, and iial,i or ii l.ej. =. ".
Passenger. iug the kenl County Railroad, will
lcGtc Baltimore ,l'fesidcui Street Depot at .?s
4, y. Philadelphia depot corner Brnai ST. and
Washington AstHHtl ~ s3u, 4. NJ and Viii
minyion ~ lu.Iu, T.. y.
\ Stage wil rna between Chcs,criovn and
kcuu"dy'ar. making close connections will,
lrajns Hast and Nest. twill leave Ches,eriown
al i.ap, \. NJ anl retaining. leave kenncdysillc
ou arrival O; train. and reach Chc,terlown about
30, ~ j. u. NiNGhTE,
UPr au--u Chief Eng aad Snp't.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and edectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
to its original color
~iM The gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair "a thick.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26
Kent County Rail Road.

TIVE k,ui county Eil Road hcng calnplc,ca
L 10 h@nu,dy1...", traius will run dlils, (Sun-
days excepted Tor ;fci -h; and passengers be-
,w zen krupUtt o. ani Townsend whore close
connection VIII i z mllc with trains Of the pc!a-
ware L. K. cumueuoiHg cn
MDNDil, OfTOBER 2lh, 1870,
Aui wi'l run as follows until further notice,
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26
500 VOLUMES IN ONE.
AGENTS WANTED
Foa
The Library Of Poetry and Song +,

Being choice selections from the hes, Poets,
English, Scotch, Irish and American, with an in-
PRODUCTION hy WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT,
under whose critical supervision the yolnne was
compiled. The handsomcst and chcapcs, sub
scrption book extnnt. Over 300 pages, beauii-
fully printed, eloiceiy illustrated handsomely
bound. A Library OF over 800 volumes In one
book, whose contents, of no ephomcral nature or
interest, will never grow old or stale. II can be-
and will be, read and re-rcad with pleasure b.,
old and young, as long as its leaves hold to-
gether.
"a perfect surprise. Scarcely anything at nil
favori,e, or Mt all worthy OF place here, is neg
.ecied. ], Is n book for every household. ~
Y. Nail
We know of no similar collection In the En-.
glish language which, in copiousness and felicity
of selection and arrangement, can ut all compare
with tn I. Tim0x.
Terms liberal. Selling very rapidly. Send for
Circular and Terms to j. d. FORD 4 co. %
Park Place, New York.
aug 5--4w
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26

srw C,srir THtiss leave New Castle for Whining
ton aud riilnd.iiha att 90 \ 81. Leave Philadelphia
II l5 ". aud " ilminTtni 90 r. ". Tor New Ca,t,e
SNfENA NEAStH IEAtNR.--Ahdltiunnl To those ab,vc
viii leave rlay tea Or smyrna 40 A. " md aOc T. A.
leave smyrna Tor ciaytrn n 10 A. NJ and 3s NJ h,
mrkc connections with trains q aud from noycr and sta.
iions south,
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached i..y,
Wilmington IL a5 l. N. Now Castle, 2n: ahidls,orn
30' Tnwnscnd. -. Clayton, - ncvr,, I p6; Wv
omlns, l5 FELTON,. no; harrington. Is: Farming.
ton. 40; NriiscNiir, Is S"nfoh, so; Laurel ID
aud arrive u, Dcmar ui -, A. " Passengers
leaving Philadelphia at l. 30 =. ~ will make
close connection with this train AZ Wilmington,
Rciurnng--Will leave belmnr, Q 81 r. NJ; Iau-
rel, 3 20; Scaiurl, 90 hridEcvic, { 80; Far
mng,on, - Harrington, , -; FELTON,. II
Wyouug Is: Dover. I u5: Clayton, 7 Gas
Townsend, "a; MilfllciOwu, . In kirkwood
. oj New Castle . -. and arrive NJ Whining
ton, lu0u =. ~. Philadelphia, II 20 r. ~ and
Baltimore. . 50 An. Suffice 10 delays incident
to frcigh; lu,i"tss
This train VIII stop To take pr passengers only
AT stations uimed hn' will sd, down passengers
1T any stopping place, fNgsIr llarc's Corner,
State Road, Rodney nnl Dupont.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with ,hc Ken, County, and
Queen Amos & Kent Railroads Tor N,nuedyyille,
Sulicrsy'!lg and intermediate riarcs
At Clayton, with VI s d. 4 L. for Eas,on
and intermediate places.
NJ Harrington, with J. & y. R. n. for Milford,
Georgetown. icWcs aud intermediate ilucrs
AZ Seaiord, with y. < o. L. T. for fclcrals-
bug and Canhrid g. 81.
~ nclm0r, with l.. :. Il r. for SALISBURY.
Princess Anne, Cr.dcd, ni.o ror Berlin and 9TH
cr stations on tic ". 4 +. T. H.
May ?o-y II y kl.NNEY, Superintendent,
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 G a SH.

y. B.-l am also prepared, nj ut my shop In
Odessa, 10 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sower
with all It's improvements and In the most sub
s,an,ial manner, TO the laincs Woods or any
common grain drill now in use, and guarantee
to give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the At,achmcn, will please
forward their orders as soon as possible as only
q limited number will he furnished this season.
TERhS:-Dcawarc Phosphate Sowcr attach
cd old drill, Si5, Cash or nm approved note at
30 DAYS. ". n. llAviLros, ". u.
July l6-n Odessa, Del.
A. T. BRADLEY, AGESr,
Middlc,own, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26
ppttit Critics.
esvn u SACK r,,n rA.,.s.

II wc, ns M. Darwin says,
From monkeys are descended.
Old Time In changing things hath not
A. yet the matter mendcd.
DssrcpdeEss Of our ancestors
Have no such times ms they,
Who had no rent Of house or tar
VI government TO pay,
No tailor bills came in--Damc Nature
Clothing gave
And freaks Of fashion did not make
Of monkey girl shave.
81 the olicn WAYS the happicst way;
The new condition fails;
And, Darwin, you can my boy,
Just give us back the tails.
No hnrrying out cf bed had they,
No boiling breakfast down,
No hasty walks 10 shop in fear
Of some old boss irown.
The lady monkey sai not up
Till day the night did rout,
In waiting iof the lodge 10 close
And let her husband out.
They had no voics It's true, but they'd
No officers 10 keep,
And o'cr dcf,ui,ers cash account
They never had to weep.
So the o dsn wa,'s the happes, way;
The new condition fails
And, Darwin, ~ :ua ear, my boy,
just give us back the tails.
They had no fashions promenade
Where heauiv's feet could stray;
But then the old loss monkey had
No millincr TO pay.
They had no wine, the monkeys Young,
Through night To keep a-s,orming;
They saved thereby lyou know yourself)
A headache in the corning.
A peaceful race were they. who ncer
To wars appeal did fly;
They saved thereby occasion for
A Joint Commission High.
A smarter race were they than that
Which from them hath descended,
And Time by changing thugs hath no,
As yet the matter mcnded.
For the olden way's the happies, way;
Tine new cnnd II ~ is.ie;
So, Darwin, II yon cin, my boy,
Please give us back the tails.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26
G4Has
Delaware Rail Road Line.
o........n.. A.,~u~--...~-s
sum ialer Arrangcl, cnt.

IN and after Monday. July iIth. 1871, tsundays ex.
~ e-pieil Passenger Trains will leave as follows;
NORTH. sotTu.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26

cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness oncn, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing eau restore tho
hair where the folliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands airophicd and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pns,y sedi-
ment, il will kcepit clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent The hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those delcicrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely for
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-26
'1llplOAL oo-PARTNERsH1P.

1Nn ". n. BARR hes the pleasure to an
~ osunce = ~ public Of this vicinity, that
~ enilelnlg1 ullh hin iu the practice Of
~ ~. q. 3. uAxwBLL, Of jacksonville,
M psu4sps u Obstetrics and diseases
20 - ee1l1sen, IN Oglethorps Medical
1r5Cnnot, 0eosgta.
g ot ~ Dgoupt 6issntlon 10 their pro-
1S116 . ~ ~ wans II the commu-
M ~ eesatsaa.
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suns RES eneliden 0clin9ens cifris
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fprtseleBten Serluden, bat unler eeutider
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arpSe 0%ebeimniB selSit &upfer III
l6weibenL Ysfanntlid mubts &upfsr bis
tabin an cen 8erbineunssi tellen, ebenlc
wie bic eeleren @etalle @clp unc Silber,
aelptbet mereen. Die Arbeit res 9Stkene
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sspSbnlid srit mad mebrfadenT erluden.
uno no bic selStbetsn Stellen cine itarfe
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a%ussinaneer. Sn Tolse peien bat man
biz rabin cappn abiteten miiilen, 8upfer
surSerlteluns vOnNnferfettcn su beniiyen,
pbsieid es iid "a e. eurd .SalsWaHer
nidt ansesrihen wirr, bsteuteur beHer
ei9net, ME ras leidt cprrppirsnec Gilen.
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spn Ger Ser. Staaten 3esieulns Elm pa
tent ertalterL unc lit nesentei tepeutet
,purcen, caB feline Grfinruns cine bod
widtise lei. Dian bat cine Spn ibm als
prpbe Selicferte Sette elmer un9ebeuren
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Stance, rielelbe 81 serreiBen. Sur elm
9lirc tuah lei nod, weiter erbSbter
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tel Stelle, ipnbern i'm Mstall. Cine &c
idhpeibte 8upfsrfette laBt iid fir bsiuahe
tie Salfte rsr Soften elmer SelStb,tsten
kerlellen.
Nidt minpere Seeeutl,,s crb1lt ciele
Gntcefuns papurd, zap &upferabfale su
srSberen plattsn suIammenSefi9t wsrs
cen f5nneu, wdbrenb eielelten friiber RAJ
;u ben grpseB pes GinldmelsenS u,r
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muBten.
@ie es beiBt bsabiihtist ras Mariz
me- Miniierinm, bies pidtise patent an
iib 81 ~trinser, "a init Siilfe tsielben
iid beceutenpe GriparniiIe ~ersielen lalIen.
Die Wsrlute ter Sif6ers Slpts
te in @lpueeiter Wah, in bieiem Sabre
iibtrisisen alle in friberen Sabrsn erlits
tenen ; speiunrswanSia S6ife int Sesrtbs
Spn 100000 unr 1856 Slider sirsen
81 @runts, ,ppburd As 6rauen su @itt
iren uni 80 Sinner sa @aiisn wuresn.
@aibinstonl 6. Nps. Oisaranfs
belts me Sterbefale on Sorr res
0ampferS .Sranf lin" msrrsn psn
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een unb Collector Murpby 1T Won Sss
fretar Boutwell, ansapistn lpprrsn, eiele
llhtsrinduns lsfprt 81 erpfnsn. @an
meint. rieGbeltra ifi nnrGbp!era MertuS
unp rnrd %9nfuabnis 81 yisisr Y~anasisrr,