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Columbia Hotel.

Mr.. EDITOR On my way down
from the Cherokee Spriugs,2 have spent
a day and half at this excellent Hotel
and it is a duty and pleasure te
recommend it to the travelling public
The hotel is we'll arranged, hand
sonely furnished and we'll kept. Being
situated in the most central portion Oi
Main Street, it is very convenient fol
shopping, and is always lively.
Mr.. Budds formerly of the Mercury,
is in charge of the Office, and gives hi:
old friends a hearty welcome.
Any one who is not pleased with Ibis
house, must be hard to suit.
1 had nice room, linen sheets, good
bedding, pavilion (if mosquitoes should
molest me), good waiting, plenty Of iced
water. Bill Of fare-So up, nine kinds
of meat, three entries, eight rellshes
twelve vegetables, sherbet, and four
kinds of pastry, nuts. fruit. and good
coffee. Waiting excellent.
This is not the testimony of q dead
head, for / paid full fare.
C.. q. NJ.
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r%- Governor Geary, of Pennsylva-I
mia, stands to his ground as to the
bayonet election Law. off Grant dou'e
Ike my position" he remarked the
other day to on interviewer, II can't
help it. As the Governor of this COMP
monweal,h, I was bound in ny message
to allude to that, and to condemn ths
action of the General Government il
using the marines at PHILADELPHIA
during the election Of last yesr.
don't believe in that policy, and I nevs
can be made to believe 10 it. Had r
the power l world give the Souta.
universal amnesty. Then ! would sa
You are put upon your good behavior
Hold your elections 10 your own WayF
Elect your own candidates. Let ihl
elections be conducted fairly. IF yoi
are not able to maintain order, let your
Governors or your legislators call apon
me, auc will back them With the
whole strength OF the Government I
believs that you'd have done more to
secure peace than any thing else. You
can't govern this people With the
bayonet. Whenever 10 comes to that,
the republic is q failure, and We had
better confess IT,"
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81 The sickness Of the Presidents
colt, says the New York Sun, about
whose sore tail the whole ofhceholdIna
world was SO greatly exercised, was due,
We learn, to the cireumsUribed quarters
devoted to the Presidential stable. To
guard against suOh misfortuuss in
future, Gen. GRANT is erecting new
pslalial structure, adjoining the State
Department on Seventeenth street, for
the royal stud. This edi6ce is to be go
BY 81 feet, aud three stories high. il
is to be built Of pressed brick with
brouu.stona trimmings, while tee
interior will be OF hard wood, oiled, and
lnished 10 inperial atyie. The base
men. aoor Is destinsd fos the Presi
dssaial dairy stock. She arst aoos fOr
aitses horsss and eqaipages te match,
and tho upper stories for prQvender and
residences ior the llssried servants.
The cost Of this imposing stable will be
Delayed, uot from tho Presidential
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from the Union Timos1
A Negro Outrage-Herolc Conduct
or q Lady.

A diabolical outrage was committed,
| on Saturday night last, by FIVE unknown
persons, at the house of Mr.. James II
Gcssett, one of our most valued and
amiable citizens. 1t appears that the
parties stole noiselessly up TO the house
aud fred one shot through the window
in the direction Of Mr.. Gossetl's bed,
where he vas lying, .he ball striking
about six inches directly over Mr.. G.'s
head. They then fired through the
corner Of the house, in the direction of
the bed on which Miss Fernandis was
sleeping, the charge striking about a
foot above her head Miss Fernandis
Immediately Jumped ont ofbed, obtained
pistol, threw open the door, and,
seeing one of the assauliing party
running, gave chase around :he house,
fred at him, but, it is feared, without
effect. On examining the premises, it
Was discovered that there were 6ve ip
the party-one on 3 mule, one on horse
back and three on foot One foot track
was undoubtedly that Of a negro, bare
footesl, and measured eleven inches an
other trnck was about the size of an or .
dinary No. Z boot. The reason for such
an attack upon Mr.. Gossete is Involved
in great mystery. He is one of the
most peaceabe, honorable and pure
Christian gentlemen in the land, and has
never had the least difficulty with any
one, nor does he entertain the slightest
animosity towards any man. He is,
however, an unainching Democrat, but
modest and courteous in expressing his
political opinions, and Dever intrudes
those opinions upon any one no
necessarily Ia fact, he is a good
citizen and kind neishbor in every
respect. The cool bravery exhibited by
Miss Fernandis is worthy Of imitation
by all our ladies, particularly in these
dangerous times.
We sincerely hope the scoundrels
will be caught aud the law strictly en-
forced against them. These negro as.
saults are becoming frequent, aud 1t
hehooyes our citizens 20 keep strict
watch Oh their premises and prepare
themselves against such scoundrels.-
We see many signs Of Decentralization
since tho visit Of the Ku Klux Com
mittes and Battermilk Wallace to this
section. We are informed that the
negroes have been promised that martial
law would be declared in o short time,
ifthere were any more outrases from
either party, which means il the white
people are quiet and orderly. the ne.
groes themselves can bring ie about by
committing outrages upon peaceable
citizens. We eau all imagine upon
whom the hsrdxhips Of political martial
law will fall, ii instituted hero just
before the next Presidential election.
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The House OF Lords.

The London Spectator, prominent
English Liberal journal, in a recent ar
ticle severely critieises the condact Of
the House Of Lords, and asserts that
this body, which should represent the
hisest siatecraf, and maturest prudence,
is every year tempting and irritating
the people into new agitation. l. is
asserted to be really hopeless to look
for conservative popular feeling while
the House Of Lords continues to utter
foolish threats as to what changes it
will mako. Ofall the present institu-
tions in Eogland, it is asserted the
House of Lords is the most dangerous
and the most revolutionary, since if it
docs not Substantially agree with the
general aim Of the people it can only be
an incendiary element in the Legisla-
ture.
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OBITUARY Y.
DIED, in Greenville, Alabama, on the 2Sth Of
May last, in the 29th year ofhis age, CHARLES
HENRY BURKETT. -

DIED, in Greenville, Alabama, on the 2sth Of
May last, in the 29th year Of his age, CHARLES
HENRY BURKETT.
It seldom occurs that we record the death OF
one more lamented than the subject Of this
notice. CHARLES HENRY BURKETT was
born and brought up by his parents in Sumter
County, S. c., till he had attained near man
hood He then left his home aud engaged Is q
Fireman on the ". & II. Railroad, where by
attention and care he earned for himself the con-
6dence and esteem Of the company, and was pro-
NOTED to the office Of engineer, the responsible
duties Of which he filed 20 the satisfaction Of the
company and the public. More than two years
ago he dissolved this connection ard sought .
home in the vest, where he formed engagements
with the M. & N. Railroad, as engineer, and was
discbarging the duties Of this new relation up to
the morning of tho fatal 28th Of May, when he
was suddenly thrown With bis locomotive from
the track, and Sc severely scalded that he died
in four hours after the fall, leaving devoted
wife, mother, brother and sisters to mourn bis
sudden and unexpected DEATH This melancholy
death of one so full of youthful vigor and hope OF
success in the future, suggests sorrow and regret
which none but the bereaved can realize. Here
We sorrow.
A beautiful thought is thus expressed BY q
thoughtful mind "Sorrow sobers us, and makes
the mind genial"
And in sorrow We love aud trust our friends
moro tenderly, and the dead becomes dearer to
us, ano just as TIE stars shine at night, so there
are blessed faces that look at rs In our grief,
though before, these features were fading from
our recolectious. ,,s....
Peace to the departed. Grace and mercy to
the afflicted ones. g.
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SHERIFFsS SALES.

cnY virtue Of sundry Executions to me diyeesed.
! n will no sold at Sumter Court House. on the
,Srst Monday and day following in Sept. next
iwishin legal hours Of sale. to the hghes. bidder,
for cash. the following property. situated in Sum:
ter County. Purchasers to pay for ,Ries and
stamps.
Ono Tract Of 500 Acres Of Land more or less
IN Sumter County, near Bradford Springs. ad-
joining lands Of Estate Of Mrs. Allea. Ars. A.
MeKain. Est Of J. A. colc'ough and others
levied upon as the property Of Robert l. Heriot,
ct The separate soits Of E. u. Coseieuzh, Aea7'
4 Frost, G.W. Williams, A. J. Moses, Adams.
Frost 8 CO., and Green, Watson sad Walsh,
|, against said Robert L. Heriot
One Lo, of4 Acres Of land and Buildings
thereon in the Town Of Sumter on Calhoun street
bounded West BY lots Of Mrs. Drsyton and Grar-
deap and c. H. Noise, Trustee, North BY lands
of Trust Estate OF Mrs u. N. Loring, East by
,los of Miss n. H. Haynswosth, levied upon -
the property Of Jos. C. Haynsworth, at the separ-
ate salts of Martha A. Mnldrov, and GeFaddin
and Durant, Ex'ors. Of Leah MeEaddin.
One Mule levied upon IS the property OF n. D.
Phillips, the interest Of II. D. Phillips In IS
Spades and ehovels, levied upon - the properly
of Phillips Norris. as the suit Of Noses Eursten-
burg, against HeuFy D. Phillips.
One Lot In Town Of saeter (salled Lot No. 9,)
containing 2 1.lo Aefee ofLand, adjoining lands
Of Dr.. witherspeon. Miss Mary Clark and bound.
Cd By Main aad Caldwell streets.
ALSO,
0ne Lo. l. Town Of SumteF. franting 90 feet
sl2 from Main Street. North By ). 2. Hayns-
worth 20 feet, South By lot eff. 7. Brrnson,
Wet By l.s IL LIP. Locke.
ALSO,
One Tract Of 6.AeEes Of Land more or less
sseut one mile ftoA the Town Of Sumter, boand-
Cd South By lands foruesly Of Mrs. c. Bossard
and A. J. Moses, East By landG Of Mrs. c. Bos
sard asd ". Rayusvosih, North By lands OF T.
]. Coshlan and J. L. harrington, West By lands
Of Mrs. c. Bosssrd.
ALSO,
One Lot Of Land in the Town Of Snmaee. situa-
ted on Main Street, bounded North by lot Of T.
B. and L. Z. Fraser, Sooth by lot Of J. J. aeses.
ALSO,
Ons Let In Town Il Sunter, bounaed West BY
Washiastoo- -stass., seats b. Rspsblitae-ss
Norta by lands fsrne,iy cg Perry Moseb East by
lands Ola. J. Mosss.
Levied upon as he property Of Nsalssoery
Noses as tie separate s1its Of Jalia =. REiereon,
W. Monseouery Noses and Bernard C'Neill W.
Montgonesy Moses, D. J. VIM and George W.
~ T.J.coeHLAN.
Sheriff Sumter County.
August 10, 1871.
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rhe Scott Monument in New York City.

The World, of Wednesday, says:
4. The cornerstone of the monument to
Sir Walter Scott was laid in Central
Park yesterday. 1t will require about
one year before the bronze work, now
being moulded in Europe, can be finished
and transported to this country; but, as
yesterday was the centenary Of the
great novelist's and poets birthday,
which was celebrated in every country
where tie English Language is spoken,
the promoters of the monument de-
termined to begin its erection on that
day, thus adding a very important
feature to the celebration.
The monument will be an exact
duplicate of the Scott monument at
Edinburgh, and the work has been
planned by the same designer. The
superstructure will represent Sir Walter
in sitting posture, and bis stag hounds,
one on each side, lying down, with their
paws stretched out before them aud
their heads erect as if on the alert. This
figure rests on square granite pedestal,
and the entire structure will be nineteen
feet and six inches high. The monu-
meut is to be paid for by subscription
and presented free to the corporation Of
the city of New York. Its site, though
not so conspicuous as some others, is a
very beautiful one. Visitors riding
into the park from the Fifth avenue
entrance, and passing over the winding
carriageway to the left of the Mall, will
suddenly come upon small plain at the
foot of high and rocky terrace, and
here, surrounded by smooth, grassy
carpet, with border of symmetrical
oaks and frs, will appear the modest
representation Of the form and features
of Scotlaud's greatest author.
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III. r. HelmboId Attempts TO Commit
suicide but falls.
New York, Aug. 81.

New YORK, Aug. 21.
A special dispatch from Long Branch
says about 9 o'clock this m. DIR. Il.
T. Helmbold attempted suicide. He
borrowed q double. barrel shot gun,
hired carriage with colored driver
and started out on Occan Avenue te-
wards Sea Bright to shoot meadow
larks. Below the Arlington House he
got out of the carriage, pl,ced the gun
under his chin and fred. He being a
small mao the effort to pull the trigger
caused his hand to move and his face
only was injured. In desperation he
repeated the experiment with the same
result The driver who. in the mean
time, rushed to him and caught him
fainting aud bleeding in his arms,
brought him to the Arcade Hotel, from
whence he was taken home.
IIelmbold tclegraphs that while out
cunning this morning the gun was
accidentally discharged but he is not
injured.
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same moment Howard and his Cont
nentals advance, with fixed bayonets,
while Washington sweeps down upon
the British flank with his splendid
horsemeu. The enemy are aslouuded-
the attacking column finds itself assail-
ed in front and flank. A panic seizes
them. At this moment Pickeus de-
mands a surrender, and assures them
that they shall have good quarters
TIE British accept che offer, and five
hundred men lay down their arms
Three hundred have already been kill
cd, wounded or taken prisoners. The
battle is over. Tarleton wounded in the
head by the sword of VIM. Washington,
has escaped with his cavalry, and they
fly so rapidly that all efforts to overtake
them are vain.
The Americans took 800 stand Of
arms, two pieces ofartillery and twenty
FIVE baggage wagons. This was the
turning point in the war. Lord Corn
wallis withdrew his army into Virginia
where he ultimately surrendered with
his whole force.
Congress testified the national graft
tude by presenting to Gen. Morgan a
Gold Medal, to Washington and
Howard, each, Silver Medal, and to
COL Pickens, Sword.
And here on this ground cousecrated
by such heroic deeds, stands the monu-
ment erected by grateful Southern men,
defaced and mutilated by Southern
hands!
"Shame where is thy blush ]"
C. II. NJ.
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There are hundreds oeiasmsrs in Eug.
land Who would be glad 70 emigrats to
this country With their families; and
follow the same honorable occppatiel
here. had they the means 10 pay she
expense OF the journey. Efforts ars
being pu. tossh, By the planters Of the
South to secure this olass Of labor ;apd
certainly 8 wiser nose eould enos BE-
inaugafated By them, for the English
farmers are .hasongh and seisatiGa
besides. being the very hes. oi sltlzeus
Intelligent and las,sbidine'
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Deaths.

We are called upon, says the COlum
bia PhQni:r of the 18th inst, to record
the death of two elderly citizens of
Columbia-Rey. G. w. Boggs, who de-
parted this life in Pendleton, on the
l4th instant; aud VIM. II. Scarborough,
Esq, who died iu this city yesterday
Mr. Boggs was an aged man, and for
many years o Jealous missionary in
Hiudostan and other foreign countries.
He was, we believe, native Of this
State, and bad for the past fifteen years
resided in Columbia and vicinity. He
leaves several cons and many other
relatives and friends to mourn his de-
cease. Dir. Scarborough had been q
resident of Columbia for many years,
and vas skilled in his profession Of por
trait painting. He had been confined
to his bed for length Of time. A large
circle of relatives aud friends are left to
lament his death.
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Penalty Of m..eeSenaslon In Georgia

In the Atlantic (Ga) District Court,
on Wednesday last, FIVE miscegenatiopI
cases were disposed Of The Judse
sentenced Wm. Iibbs, white man J
convicted OF living with a negro womau,l
to pay fiue of 81 900, or to be i'm :.
prisoned in the County Jail for the term
of six mouths. Martha johnson, his
paramour, TO pay $3.50, or three months
imprisonment. VIM Harris, negro,
convicted OF a similar offence, was
sentenced to pay $3.50, or six months
on The public works, Mary Harris, his
white paramour, to pay $1,000, or six
months cn the public works.
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FArRBURN, Ca, Sept. 4. 1861

FAIRBURN, GA, Sept. 4. 1868.
DR.. o. 8. Paorairf: Sir My wife has beet
N invalid for 6i,een years. Doctors all agree.
she had oliver Disease" In connection viz
their praetic she used varions ardnosed remedies
mono Of which seemed to do any good. sometin
ago I procured bos'le OF your "Liyes Aedieipe'
Of your agent here, C. A. Harvey. which bein
given aecosaihg 70 direcsioas,1 has sassted
complete cure.
respectfully, &e.
GEO L. THOMPSON.
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Red SNOW has been louBd In
Washiu gton Territory. Is ossurs 10
bands on the white snow, and cousains
very minute insects
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The "Roston eoaterp seems to be.
popular drink 10 Paris. Il consists
Of glass Of water vith o cork Aoatiag
10 it.
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Tia temper ors i Westera re-
ligious convention vas sadly relied 81
q discussion concerning The mpraI and
spiritual aspects os srDqdet, ::
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WEST POINT Ca. Ass. II, 1855
This is to. esstify that have used Dr. o.
PROHIBITS Liver Medicine nyssh end 10
family, for twelve mosths Or moro, and
hesi.a,ingly cay that bo,ieve It ons Of the ,
Family Asdsinss U sss. v,,,,i
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DIR. paopH1rr's DYsgNTgRY coRDIA
I, one Of the most valuable compounds nov ?
up for Disrrhea, DysontsFy, chossra lhfansum
Thi, medicine has been IN use for years, 9.
gives universal ss,isfsSGen. ;.
The most delicate eh:ld may take II With iu
punity. Ee
CONVICTION, g. A., Nov. 0, 1867.
DIR. PRorKrrr:-Having very ssveee Alta
of Dyseuteyy during the past RUNNER, "
induced to use your DyscnteS Cordial, d
derived thersfrom imnedisss snd permsne
relief Il gives ne pleasure b recommend II
- ,edy to sil uho may be % attsffed, bslievt1
that. should the directions BE- followed, reii
would surely % obtained 4
Truly, DO, -. oS. PORTER.
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Preserve Your Sight
THE CELEBRATED
|Schafhaasen Spectaeles.
Na.rSnr..r,d as s.asEaenesa, Ssss.srles6.

40o141cezSso os 0cA9fa0reeas cSssSevsoao.
TIA supss;ossty ogthese Crest Bye Pfessessrs
coustsss e. The casefai Methe@atieai Accuracy
sn the eenssruetion II ths Lensss, baine manu-
lastsrsd Of the Best white Flint Glass, the exact
Shapo Of The Eye, thns obviasing eIi 6iinmsring
and Rayefing 81 fhe Sight, Diasiasss. and all
10 other Train d Evils pfedueed By he uss of
isfes;os specsseles. s.:sa
Evsry one rAoss sight is falling anderstaads
its vai6e. By buying imperfect speetaelsa yoa
hslp 10 destroy u. 81
BUY TIE BEST r
Il Bsv. de Scaaf fAaasea Specsaeass aad
pssssrge tie Eyes-srksA are psiee.ess. !.
ZOE SALE by krs
C. r. n HaAs0N,.a, :
Jsnsss $50 Nstsnnasee D Js6sler. ,
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In the District Court Of
United States.

FOR THE DISTRICT oE SOUTH eAs@
In Re-Leander. &. Bigger, 20
--Ez parse WA J. Clark -
nR pursuanes Of an order in The - Z
~ titled casa, datsd Jul, 2sth lsat
creditors of The said Bankrupt are eel
Rea to come 10 and establish their -
the aadersigoed, at his oGiee. in CnsIss -
c., on or before the let DAY o.
uext, or Do debsrrsd The hene6t ot
= ''''' - '-'' Julius c. CARPET 8
c,.,,udea Prsss sop,. ansi i'' q
Ass s-us.p.
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The census Of Great Britain
shows that out Of about 31,500, ,00G
people, ooly 0,000 are laud-holders.
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CHARLOTTE, N. c., Sept -. 1858.
I have used Dr.. O: s. Propbiis's Liver Nsdiein
ss tonic, AMI found il TO be poveriul aud e1
Gcaeioas. Il 10 excellent for fane.ional derange
aent of the Liver or constipation Of the bowels
in mort cases superseding the necessity ole regu
lar course Of medicine.
5s G.JIMEYNAEDE. A. II.
&c L Psster Tryon 81. Church.
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s.NAncA.

a IL rsrsoas hepins c,sfips e lstnet ths D. s.
assese11ens ~ l1s fsAsnsiine a. - q.
oss1b T14 @ ees,o1s u fnslE1sr tAe i1tssese
Essnasl MayFapt Coltsctsr Gasarnsl Rsts1ns, 8
reg -. :. - - - 4. tlsTzNv sunsn
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
TRANSMISSION OF LIFE.

Counsels on the Nature and Hygiene Of the
Masculine Function. By DR.. Napheys. author
# "The Ply.ical Life Of Womnn." It relates
tie male ser is foil Of new facts delicate but
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MILLION DOLLARS.

Shrexd but quiet men can make fortune BY
evcaling the secret Of the business to no one.
address WM. wRAY,
esS Broadway, New York.
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- c1ssErA, TEXAS, 1889
Da. PsopHrrr Dear Sik-Yosr Liver At
cine and Pain Kill It is Q complete saceesa.
J. L. HHITTLE
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Boys Prepared for College or Business.
PHas. ssssIon-Fron October ist to Feb. 18th.
SscosD Drrfo-Prom Feb. ieth to june Soth.
TTERMS-Sleo per session. for Board and
4 Tuition-in advance. Special Instruction
given in Penuaaship, Book Keeping, Business
Forms aud Accounts. For further Information,
address
Capt ". II. COLT,
aug. s-ew. Maysvilles s. C.
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PROHIBITS PAIN KILL. IT

This isihs celebrated nsdjeise ,hss rqn Pd
kDa vlss Psin Eiiles cat Of nc fn&rkst9uheregd
vaas sSld. Nvjsyma&e FrbpG Gtt1ch$n8e 4e ID
| froin Pafn KiJiaftn PAIR KILL II.
For Rhsumatism, Neuralgia, or pain Of
| kind It. hes no equal.
For Cas- Bruises, Burns. Or old Sores, Il isI
best. thing you can use - dressing. !
| 7 HdEsNAKE BITES % SrINaSof P0seo
GUS INSECTS, It 10 . pssieet ANTlD0TE.
| II is good for ceiie, Colds, coughs, Be
| Compliant. Its name Indicates its 1ature ii
/. Ii truly DEATH y pein. =,
Manufastsrod aad sold By BRADEIRbD
CO., Atiaata, es- and fsT sale - IN D7uegi
par - booLYoovNTHJ 81, Apay lss
This 10 to certify .thss vas senaoed TO
house and most Of the time TO ny bed, end
fsrins the, greatest sscey imaginable. -
/ RSssmafsn, fes 1se HpibG and sllef 10
| every available remedy, WITH 10 -re8sf, -
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STEEL CAST IRON
PLOWS. PLO WS.
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I It has bsen used for great number Of year
and has given universal satissaction.
There Is DO brother or son claiming 70 hey
the original recipe. Its Pot PIN both Powd'
and Fluid form. =. .,>t.l.: 20, i
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privy purse; but from the appropriation
for the erection ofthenew State Depart
ment. Boss Tweed must look to his
laurels.