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de la paix a tout prix pour songer a
relever cette dynastie sur les de-
combres qui jonchent un sol mou-
want. Dams tous les cas-, on q tort
de reprocher 4 Gambetta le refus
des offres de service militaire des
princes d'Orleans ct l'exc+usion de
leurs candidatures a Ia prochaine
assemblee rationale ce sont eux
qui Sc distinguent par des titres
surannes, sc mettent d part du com.
nun des mortels, ct Sc croient petrls
dun autre limon que celui de leurs
semblables. Qu'ils rentrent dams
l'alignement ct fassent eux-memes
cesser l'exception don't ills Sc frap-
pent par leurs ambitienses preten-
tions.
Nous arrivons an gonvernement
de fait. ala Republique qui s'est
solennellement engagee a n'aliener
nj un pouce de territoire nj une for
teresse de la France. Pourtant,
Jules Favre en- rendant Paris aban.
donne ct epuise, accepte un armis'
tice sur la base de la cession, ct
Gambetta consent a la convocation
dune assemble rationale, sous des
reserves qui compliquent 10 situa'
ton en- amenant un schisme appa'
rent dams le gouvernement de Ia de-
fense rationale. Nous disons appa
rent, car il Sc peut que Favre e'
Gambetta jouent depf roles conve
nus ct suivent deux routes traceet
d'avance pour atteindre le meme bn,
de delivrance, sans que les specta
teurs du drame soient inities au sc
cret de ce parallelisme d'action. Lar
mistice est un delai qui permet de
reprendre haleine pour un nouve
effort. QUAINT A la cession, que con
damnent meme les pnissances euro
peennes ct qui d'avance serait null'
ct sans valeur, la Republiqu'
ne peat nj ne doits Poperer
Qu'elle reponde 1 PAllemagn'
Ie redoutable et infranchissabl'
non possnnus de l'autorite romaine
ellie defiera Ia diplomatic de Bis
mark ct Ia strategic de Moltke, ell
opposera Ia dernisre, Ia suprt
me force, la force d'inertie. LAlle
magne occupera.t-elle inde6nimen
Ia France tout entiere, Ia snppri
mera-t.elle, l'annexera.t-elle Tou
est impos sible en- fait de conquete
si Ia France est decidee 1 ne Ia poin
subir de bon gre. L'asscmblee n,
sera qu'un entr'acte, c'est pimpree
sion generale, ct les efforts de
puissances etrangeres 4 Ia lutt'
pour obtenir une voix dams le We,
dict, CONNIE leurs armcments rapi
! des, ttmoignent. NON moins %
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Bismark lui-meme, quelles que
puissent etre sa vanite ct ses illu-
sions. ne saurait sc meprendre sur
le caractere fragile du titro quill
devrait 4 nm gouvernement nrecai-
re. Ne rencontrant personne A qni
parler. II q exige improvisation
dune assemble, esperant que cette
organisation Acceptable, passagere ct
irresponsible, solidarisevait le peu.
pie frapcais dams son etat d'humi-
liation ct de decheance, ct que le
gouvernement sorti de cette serre.
chaude parlementaire ct de cette
comedie d'intrigues, n'assumerait
rien du passif moral de la situa-
ton ct procederait tranquillement d
Ia liquidation dune gigantesque
falllIte.
LIE gouvernement de preference
de Bismark sersit probablement
celui de Napoleon III, le mime i'm.
perial qn'il garde en- reserve a
Wilhelmshohe depuis Sedan, ct le
bruit de l'incroyable euthousiasme
manifesto par les mobiles ct les
paysans Went sans doute de sour.
CO allemande. Napoleon serait le
| repoussoir de Guillaume, au char
duquel il serait attele sous couleur
d'alliance. ct ce personnage de-
pouille de tout prestige s'encadre.
rait / merveille dams une France
deshonoree don't il precipiterait Ia
decadence ct hAterait Ia dissolution.
II = aurait Ia une sinistre harmonic
de lamentables ruines ct CONNIE un
lugubre aspect de sepulcre anticipe
Mais l'ex-imperatrice q penr pour
son fils dune couronne payee de
l'amputation de deux provinces
franchises, ct Chiselhurst repousse
ce que Wilhelmshohe acccepterait.
81 nous passons aux pretendants
des deux branches de Ia maison dc
Bourbon, il nous fant sourire 4 Pin
nocente mamie dn due de Bordeaux
ct comte de Chambord. Que des fi
deles, desinteresses ceux-la, mails d.
plus en- plus rsres, Monument Henr
v. Prince sans posterite. presqut
sans notori9tl, il n'entre dams au
cune combinaison. Les membres d
10 famille d'Orleans pesent davan
tage dams la balance; lis le savep
. ct 90 produisent, invoquant le sor
} venir dn paisible regne de Louis
. Philippe. compliant sur IL constants
} affection de la bourgeoisie, Sc re
commsndant par des vertns mo
destes ct incontestables. lis n
! sont nj fiers nj belliqueux, defau
qui est devenu une qualite aux yeu'
, de la France abattue. Mais lis son
J trop intelligents ct savent trop G
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l'aveu de rempereur Guillaume, de
l'etat pendant du conait franco
allemand, ct du renouvellement
probable du duel dams des condi.
tons differences ct imprevues.
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PROOFS PEN DAN

Paris est tombe, Ia France est
envahie, desorganisee, ruinee, ana
NEE, ct le proces est toujours pen
dant devant le tribunal incompetent
de 10 guerre. Ss5 jsdies Us est. lie
ueud gordien nest nj tranche nj
denoue. Pourquoi parce que, en-
dept de l'odieuse ct revoitante
maxine de Bismark, le droit prime
Ia force. Guillaume, qui Went de ra-
masser dams une boue sanglante les
insignes imperiaux de Napoleon ct
se pavaue sous IL defroque du vain
Gu, traite de "balivernes" les idees
qui sont le juste orgueil du monde
moderue, mais ces balivernes sur
vivront / lui ct 1 50 dynastie. Sous
i'age de fer des vieux conquerants.
que les nouveaux voudraient reta-
blir. Ia victoire dkcidait de tout ct
ie glaive seul decoupait les empires
sur Ia terre. Nul besoin de titre de
proprikte, de consentement des pen
pies depossedes. puisqu'il ny await
point de peuples dams IL presente
acception du mot. c'est-a-dire de per-
sonnes collectives mattresses del
Ies.memes ct admises 4 interveni'
dams 10 disposition de leur sort et
le reglement de leur destinee. Fort
heureusement II men est plus Dc
meme, ct VOLTA CO qui explique com
ment le triomphe est souvent plus
embarrassant que 10 lutte ct abou
tit / des problemes insolubles, 4 Dc
veritables im2asses ; comment Biz
mark, si f9cond en- ruses. est ! u
quote dun gouvernement qnil NJ
peut trouver, change ses batteries
ct consent i regret I traiter ave.
Jules Favre des preliminaires do i
paix; comment entin, l'empereu'
GuilIaume attend 1 Versailles, c.
palais bait par l'orgueiIleux monar
que qui ne voulait pas attendre, e
exprime 1 ses Allemands idolatre'
ID crainte que tout ne soft pas I'm
ct quill cit \ reclamer de leur servi
lite des sacrifices aussi lourds qu'
ceux que 10 guerre leur q deja cod
IDS.
En- efEet, tostes les routes qu
A'ouvreut au carrefour de l'armit
tice sont des impasses, ct 10 cor
vocation dune assemble national
a'est qu'un tatounement pour dScos
srir une isspe eni n'eziste pss. L
1ouvernsmeat qui cedera On pouc
ae territoire francais Stant vouS
sus NOR, prochaine. Il main AZ
signera ID honte de h patrie d.
want - stcher - moment dc cett
sbdicstion. sucun parti ne voudr
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5ssilleton sn A1estbatibi q De i'aran,- Gonrsur
LII CHANDgLLE DgS Roas

oh: non pas osla Seignsur! stcria+-elle avsc IN
pcsts do douleur supreme.
Gillette vt % movement, st bien quo 10 prince lui
bsoyat h main Do gaotsst ellie laiss ombsf pierre
Une hssre apros, h corps d FnDsoise await dsparu
soss ~ 6porns moneeau do perres Of d foae s4oouat
ilsos;ssa.
Rsssss su pslas y roi Ct apportsr les vetcments do
psynps sqssk Gillette ttait venue cour, 4 lui
dit - e-sgss 80 ts.ss $50
Rsnsa1es habtA It rstoarnss dams votre village
j voss rtpsdiS.
Gillsts pastit y seir m6ms.
Ells await taat sast sas y rtes, qsss n dcseen-
dait ms rsgrstA
Avsat a peeadrs \ route = slua, es voulut faire
uss pisuss vsaii1s . mepsse1 - piesres
Arrive a, sls dSi Ssyoir 100 snie. Il ells .culeva
~ pisrrss uns M.
che dsss % pkusss. pcsa dams bras, e 10 cou
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--Ts tairas-tu, miserable hurla le Maudit.
"A moi, ma mere cria Gillette; ct cctte ois 81 fort
que tout le monde accourut.
L. chandelle pres do seeindre jetait do plus wives
Sosdain. on suseDdit trois oosps viOens. happts b
porte du res-de-chausses
-N'ouvres pss! cria 10 medecin.
Mais h porte s'ouvTit
Qoelquun moota rspdement lescalier puis trois nou
veaux coups farent fnppes d porte de- Ia chambre
Par Il Mort n'ouvres pas cria encore 10 doctcur.
Mas h porte SQUIRT
Alors ena, pale OF vetue do blanc femme JENNIE e.
merveileusement belle sous ~ chevslur argentee
Ee dihgea droit 10 lit Do Gillette Ct lu Dit
-Veux.tu venir ~ ciel, aupr6s d a mere
oh oui repondit Gillette
Et ellie expira.
Comms Il chandelle dos Rois brlait encore, ct que
Gillette 4sat en- eat do los 10 dssnier vOo de Ia morte
sscoomplit.
q femme mile 50 psncha sur Gisae, Ia prt dams ses
bras e ouvrt Il pitrc sass que Bslsebuth cherchat
oh ID fsnme ditl en- 70 tordant les mains, Ia fem.
,ne msudts qui ma vaincu encore une fois
Fyspeoise reiouSna
Non pas Ia fasnme L. repondt-elle. ID mere
ia chandele 6s Ros Setsignit entSremcnt consumec,
ct Ia mere ct II c nOntercut dicuses vers Ice Solcs
cHARLEs DEuLiN
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XII

Gillette retourna an village de Lecluse.
Ces vain qus Belsebuth esaya encore dc q tentsr
9 rcsa insensibe toutes lee seductions ct nalluma
plus jauais ID chandele des Rois.
Eis vtous ains dix ans aprss quo Dicu Ia rappea
lui
Ellie fut aseinte dune iDguliSrs maladio ellie stsi.
guait leutsment comms une lampe.
Son oncls appela es pssmies mtdecins do paJs s No
purent riensoomprendre soo NAL.
Cepcndant arprt quill veuait darriver Lille IN
uSdecin Granger qui opSsit dss miracles
Loncls De Gillette courut 70 chercher ct 10 ramona s
soir meme.
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aGEScE 4 la soUvELLE-oRLEASs
WHARTON & TARDREW, Bourse des Marchand-
rue Commune, entire les rues St-Chnres ct Camp
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-07-26
A Few words to rlae Ladies.


Many ladies, particularly. mothers nursing,
complain OF tired. listless feeling. or complete
exhaustion, on arising in The morning. On the
wife and mother devolves The responsibility OF
regulating the duties Of the household. Her
cares are numerous, and the mental as we'll as
the physical powers are frequently called into
requisition. She often ands her slightest occu-
patton . weary task and existence burden,
while at the same time she has no regular dis
ease. Hoste;ter's Stomach Bitters, If resorted to
at this period, will prove an unfaifiug remedy
for this annoying lassitude. The effects of this
potent agent are soon seen in the rosy cheek and
elastic step of the head Of the family, us with
restored health and renewed spirits she takes
her accustomed place in the family circle. If
this friend in need be regularly used, those de-
pressing symptoms will never be complained of,
and not only would lass;tude not be experienced,
but many diseases following Its advent be avoid
ed. As medical agent it has no equal, while
its pleasing favor and healthful effects have
made it general fav.rite. It is free from all
properties calculated TO impair the system, and
its operations are at once mild, soothing and
eficieut. All who have used the Bitters attest
it's virtues and commend j: to use.
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DEATHS FROM DRINK.

fDr. Edward Jarvis, the statistician
the General Lille Insurance Company
London, ----ishes the following
|etement, as showing the deaths Of
srsous who are intemperate as COM
bred with an equal number of persons
temperate habits. He says that il
Do, 900 iutemperate persons be taken
'on fifteen to seventy years of age,
pd an equal number of corresponding
yes who are not iDtempcra.e, tbirty-two
the former will die as often as ten Of
le latter. Out Of 100000 of each,
6,907 of the intemperate will be dead
efore fifty years of age, but of those who
3 not Incorporate 49, only will be
ad. From fifty years to sixty the
Imperative numbers of deaths will be
4l8 and 1854, and from sixty years
seventy they will be 45.174 aod 33,
b0. Here is an argument ad rem.
shich should be much more potential
Ian aDy prohibitory laws 20 check the
nicidal growth of habits whose fatal
esults are thus mathematically demon
rated.
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EDITORIAL.

Among the members of the late Bap-
st Sunday School Convention, held at
|nmter, we were pleased to meet Rev.
F. Gregory, pastor Of the Church at
It. Pleasant and Sunday School Editor
/ that excellent Church paper, The
Forhing Christian, aud our old and
.teemed friend, G. 4. ELFoRD, Esq ,
|iiior aud proprietor Of the GrecnviIle
ountameer.
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SPARKLING
CATAWBA SPRINGS,
Fyrmer:y called
THE CAROLINA WHITE SULPHUR.
CArAwBA CouXTv, y {.

Tni, highly popular wa'cria- pace r.. 70
open for visitors on "WEDNESDAY. Ja"e !S;.-.
The Mineral Waters Of these y. rags are to
White and Diuc sulphur. and CLaNeieaic. ,!.o
ME icinal properties OF wkich nrc 10; cxce:le'..
ard healthier aul more te.i.. al w"te:.as
pace no, to be found.
TIE Springs will he under he management 9:
JAS. N. BLAIR formerly Of la;Ac'"''-li i:oa>O.
Raleigh. y. C.. at ex.erie.cc@ 49, ke'pe.
together with Mrs WEE>x. al >i>:..r, i4ay
rely upon good fare and .."l a''et::.a.
Plenty Of r.. good Ba:t Of M~.ic -: 5ooi
Physician in gticndaEcr. dc.
Leave Baltimore or wasa.r,:rn c':y "a ;aa
morning via Acqnia Creek. T., m.'.i aaa bar
vile X. r.. to Salisbury. wne'e >'. 'a.e t"e
wc.tern aud Nnrgaaio. Ho;.,;. ..: ..,,. I'c"-
CRY Station Che Spr;r,> Bop: i ...-ls,i
nine o'c, ck the ncxr morning.
Leave augusta, ia. ., n;-b.. AMI '.ac ';lo
Charlotte a.d >iates*iiie R"ap c..... ':e .ua
reach the Springs early ;hr ,.x, a..'r;-
Charleston in ;he morning, 49,. .c a.: ;'e ..r.no.
the uext morning.
4 good .our horse 0mnitus VI. 80. .' r.r-
ncction wiki the trains 10 TIC ...i -, US.
beautiful road oaly six miic>.
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A stubbern Fact.

There is scarely any disease in which purga-
tive medicines are not more or less required, and
much suffering might be prevented were they
more generally used. No person IN feel we'll
while costive habit of body prevails; besides
it soon generates serious diseases which might
have been avoided by timely use Of Cathartic
Medicines. For this purpose pr. Tutes veseta-
bic LIVER Pills arc con6dently recommended 4;
they are ,aild, safe, prompt and uniform in their
action. They contain no Mercury. Persons
may eat and drink as usual, ana they may be
taken at apY time,
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girls, youths ana toYelJs maluens ~
avsjlsble spaces 5slsR and abcgs was
dsuseay Hiled. sEhe sweet lilais of the
shiIdren, Head y be Me sisif q the
church, vas q eharning feature Of the
occasion: Addresses 4 gxsrs delivered by
Rsys. j. r. Bdis g. Williams and
a. M. Lamar: Ws haysssldan heard
better, 81 more saitabEe IN truth, they
were touching and beautiful.
The Methodist Sabbath School, one
hundred and more Strong. sntered the
housein procession.
MIGHT:
Sermon BY Rev. J. <. Mendenhall,
from the words: she that uinneth souls
is Bise,n.&e. It was DISCOURSE flength
and power, fully sustaining the reputa-
tiou of that;gifted preacher;
After the sermon, the Convention was
called to order.
Resolutions of thanks for she hospi.
tality Of Sumter were passed, and the
time for the next Convention fixed for
Thursday before the 4th ST. nday of July
next.
Parting words, full Of feeling, we're
spoken by Dr.. Dargan and Rev. ". D.
Rice, presiding officer.
The pulpit ofthe Presbyterian Church.
Sunday morning, vas filled by Rev. j.
B. Buist.. Methodist by Rev. D. W.
Cuttino. ,rs--
On Monday evening, Rev. o. F. Greg
ory delivered an earnest and impressive
Discourse at the Baptist Church.
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sA- Mr.. c. T. MAsoN's liberality
las again been manifested toward u.s.
neat and accurate thermometer nov
angs in our Office, put there by his
1u generous hands. Mason deserves
atronage and he gets it--for courtesy
I'D liberality never fail to bring it.
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CHEAP GOODS.

A choice variety Of substantials and
slicacies will be found enumerated in
le advertisement CT the Planters
7arehouse, printed iu this paper. And
Jose who call and look around will
Id some more Of those delicious Ara
Iau dates.
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An Antidots for Fever & Ague.

SUnTER, s. c., Juno 24th, 1871.
Nh. B. 2. MoIsE-DEAR Sal have used
= box ofyour Fever and Ague Pills, obtained
from Dr.. China, With great deal Of satisfaction.
have had chill and Fever since '64, periodically,
and have never been we'll since. Two months
ago was attacked and had them every other
day for three days. Your pills were recommended
to me BY Dr.. China. ! took one box as direc-
tions stated, have had no chill since and my
general health has never been so good since 81
Is it is now. am So years Of age and feel as
we'll as did at IS.
What is the price by the dozen boxes as ex-
peet to use them in my family and among my
friends.
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FTVhe undersigned graduate Of Columbia Col
lege, and Master of Bellies Letters. respect
fully informs the citizens Of Sumter aud the sur
rounding country, that be is prepared to instruct
scholars at their private residences in
FRENCH, SPANISH AND ITALIAN.
ALSO II
CALLIGRAPHY, (McLarea's and Goldsmish's
systems)
MUSIC. (piano forte.>
DRAWING, lin pencil)
DRAWING, lin charcoal.)
DRAWING, lin pastel.)
PAINTING, Tin oily
PAINTING, lin water colors.)
Any communication will meet with prompt at
tention, addressed, care Of the Watchman
Office. HENRY A. HORN.
June 21-tf
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Court of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
Elizabeth N. Bradley, Plaintiff, against
John Mcleod Bradley, Gordon Brad-
ley, Mary Murray Bradley, Samuel
Bradley, Henry Hughes Bradley,
John ". F1erson and Edrard f..
Erans, Defendants.
Pus,uan. to an Order of the Court In this case,
made ct Msy Tern, 1871, the Creditors ofSamuel
J. Bradley, deceased tho sestator in the cause, are
hereby notified 70 come In before me and prove
their debts. Cd or before the lst day OF December
next, and tha. in defsult Of their coming in 10
prove their debts BY that time they will oe ex-
cluded the benefit Of the decree made in the case.
GEO. ". REARDoN,
Clerk Of the Co1rt and Referee.
cIcsks Once, Sumter, May 3Ist, 1871.
June II.
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WOULD INFORM HIS PATRONS AND
FRIENDS, that he has removed his office to the
new building, on Main Street, next above Mr.
7. T. Upshur's Store, where they may fnd him
from 10 o'clock A. NJ, to P. NJ, and from A
to 81 P. NJ, unless professionally engaged. If
absent they will please leave their names on the
slate.
After 7 o'clock, P. NJ, he will be found at his
residence on Liberty Street, opposite the Acade-
my Green.
June II
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For Sale.

For Sale.
TIME place on which reside, containing about
TWO THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
(2,7e0) acres
Ny plantation on the Santee River, in Clarendon,
containing TWO THOUSAND TWO HUN
DRED (2,2o0) acres.
ALSO
The tract of about ELEVEN HUNDRED l10o)
acres, lying partly in Sumter. partly in Clar' n
don, and ten miles South of Sumter C. H. This
tract is heavily timbered and we'll adapted to
Turpeutine.
Either Of the above will be sold as whole, or
divided, if convenient, ty suit purchasers.
JNo. N. FRIERS0N.
statesburg, S. C.
May 3-4m
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June 81
CLEAYELAND
Mineral spri@ &.
(EORMEELY W;i..uf-
- ni5cs Uca oj' ChuI.g,. =.

30 nl;3cs Uc# oj' Ch" 'Pe. =.
The subscribers. having n>,..c.::,.,i i. m.e;-o'
in tie mana cement o! these Sl.:.:->. '.. Az
nounce 10 thcr friends an: Tie ,'.i '...i -
House will be opened ob tie i ..r o.. ,n.
the reception ot visitors
To those who have tc> ri y. VIC : i..-."
extraordinary waters Il Is &c.. .,s., 10y :,
say anyiLin. ty WAY "t cor.'..-'..'a::o,,. bat L.
Others they confidently assure ..;i>:..rs.' ',t"e
VII make ''ial q ''.e he'hes ,-';.;'
water TOR only = hort ;ia.r.
We pledge 9.:>civc, 10 spa-e r-.,r 7'a.
nor cXprn-c in "'G T Ia re:.l.r 2. 80, ~
fav"r as wiz, coli c"nl;er-'i" - >.i;''.
In prospect of an abundance ~. .a..i ...,,e
adopted the foowinc scale rf
REDUCED CRA.....>:
II over 10 days at s. ef Jay
II not over 10 days,
Single day.
Children between the acr> Z al, .c.es.
and co.Ored s.rvants, at half
Washing reasonable t",'a>
I, j. exrec,,d iaar a., Wc.f,:sl ;''-.s'"n o.:
the VIII. Char. L Ruth. Railr.ar va b. c"'u
plciei TO within a nile or r.o Of Isr srs,.-> II
al early day.
J.J.BI.l KNt'.H.
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sa- Ice Cream, &C., by The ladies Of
be Baptist Church, this day as usual !;
Id by the ladies' of the Methodist
hurcb on Friday, beginning at IL
.rlock
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lFREsK DRUGS.

DR.. A. j. CHINA enumerates some
eadiug articles Of his large stock. He
Jas also just received garden seeds for
sll planting.
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County Surveyor

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COURTESY.

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