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a TERRIFIC Cow FIaHT.-The Atlanta
E',a narrates the following strange story
On Wednesday last singular fight
took place in Forsyth County, on the
AIR Line Railroad. Two fine cows-ope
belonging to Mr. MoGinnis. the other
to MIR. Rogers:got into fight. and so
desperate %ss The eneonnter that the one
belonging to nj, McGinnis was killed,
and the other. after lingering two days,
had to be killea.3 It is said, til q conf bat
was heard fora long distance. When
found ,they were looked dototether. One
had her horn through her opponents
neck. The other; had stuck her horn
under the jaw, Proceeding upward to
the brain. 1t took two men to extricate
them.
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State Of South Carolina...Abbevil,ec C,

COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
John Knox, Plaintiff, James, N. Martin, De.
tendant
To James NJ. Martin, Defendant in ,l,is
action.
VOU arc hereby summoned and required
n. to answer the complaint in this action.
which is fled in the Office OF the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for the said County.
and to serve copy OF your answer on the
subscribers, at their Office, at AbbeyiIie Court
House, within twenty days after tho service of
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day of
service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the ri intif will take
judgment against you tor the sum OF two
hundred and thirty-Dine dollars and forty.
nine cents, with interest at the ratio OF twenty
per cent. por annum from tho twenty fifth
day OF May, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy. on the sum OF ninety three dollars
aud sixty nine cents and costs.
THOMSON & FAIR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated Abbevillo. goth February, 1871.
To The Defendant, James H. Marlin:
Take notice that tie summons iii .his
action, OF which the foregoing is a copy, was
filed in the Office OF the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, at Abboviie Court House, for
Ab6eyille County, In tho State of South Caro-
lima, on the Goth February. 1871.
THOMSON 4 FAIR,
April gu Plaintiffs AttOrne,s.
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OF the wool clip sold for the highest
Prize syerF realized 4here. s,Caliiorniasis
now theEsecond, ~oois growing State il
the Union. 100 tons Of silk and ten
were shipped Eastward by rail to-day.
Indian depredations in Arizonia CON.
hnue. The Ipdiars appeat, to be sup
piied with Go7ernneht arms. a, q.
NEW York, April 21.-Wm. A. Moore.
theatrical manager, is dead.
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sThe latest California crop is' one OF
terantnlas. They are raised in Calav erae
Qouhty; and sold with their marvellous
houses, to Eastern tourists. Their cells
are totally unlike anything else in nature;
from three to eighteen inches deep, with
waterproof lining. coated over with a
substance looking like chamois skin, but
as fne;ae silk velvet, with door or lid
which they close after them when they
go In; and when they hive their young,
they latch it, bolt it, and then seal Il
perfectly water tight. They inerease 9
about $50 fold annually. g'.a ; 4
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WASHINGTON NorKERss, ne steamboats,
Fairy and City OF Alexandria quietly
dropped down the, river on Saturday
night and returned Sa8day morning,
crowded with colored men, hands from
some OF the fishing shores. on their way
TO Washington to register, in order. to
vote ae the ensuing election in that
place. On the. trip up. everything on
the bouts that could be- moved off WIS
stolen, including the, provisions and
clothing OF the crews. at two OF the
shores, all the hands, left. so that opera.
flons could not be carried on.
alexandria (Hu.) Gazette.
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State of South Caroiina---Abbeville Co

COURT or COMMON pLEaS.
George Med. Miller and j. Towns Robertson.
doing business under the firm name Of
Miller Robertson. plaintiffs, a. gainst James
III. Martin. dcfu,.lant
T,Jnmes M Mdrtil, defendant in .his action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
II answer tho complaint in this action.
which IL filed i'll the Office of the Clerk or the
Court of Common Pleas for the said County
ana to serve copy of your answer on the
subscribers. Mt their Office, at Abbeyille Court
House, within twenty dnys after tho service of
thla summons on you, exclusive Of tho day OF
service.
IL You fail to answer this complaint within
tho timo aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take
Judgment against you, for the sum Of three
hundred and seventy, eeven dollars and forty
two cents, with interest at the rate of seven
per cent. per annum, from the twentieth day
OF February, ons thousand eight hundred and
seventy.one, OH tho sum of two hundred aud
nino dollars and sixty cents aud costs.
THOMSON j. FAIR
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Abbevillo Court House, Goth Of Feb
rnary, 1871.
10 the defendant, James III. Martin:
Take notice that tho summons in this action
OF which the foregoing il copy, was fled in
N Office Of tho Clork OF tho Court Of Common
rieas, at Abhcvllo Court House, for AbbeviIle
County, In this State Of South Carolina, on tho
2O,h OF February, 1871.
April l sc Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Soda and Mineral Water.
HHE FOUNT is open for tho soaeon. with
- cholce syrups. made from pure Juice OF
tue lrult. HGISE'S OONFEUlIOkEhY.
dreenville and Columbia Railroad Co.,
De- El sgsss sssai| slSEgaa4Ssa sa||aaEla g;g
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To Persons Having Lands in the Weat

up GnEENv1LLE, 8. c.. April 6, 1871.
'AE undersigned expects to leave Green
Il vile, 8. g., about the first of May next.
Tor The purpose OF selling lands in Che Statea
OF Missouri. Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota.
any person wishing to employ his services in
have been sold for taxes. or having any other
business which they wieh to entrust to him.
cnn address him ut Grconvillo, SO.
~ He will aleo either purchase or locate
land warrants. J. H MARSHATI,. 4
RErERENcEs-Col. Fl. p. Hammett, Green
ville, y. e.; Col. l.. D. Childs, Columbia, g. c.;
Andrew Himons, Esq Charleston, g. O.; Hon.
.. y! Orr, Anderson, Il. q. April "a
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PnoMpr JusT1oE We like, says the
Klchmond Enquirer, the way they do
things in Philadelphia in the criminal
me; There is nothing like prompt
trials, followed by speedy punishment
TO strike terror to tho souls of eyil.doers.
Only two weeks ago three young Villains
were fined $1,000 aud sent to the peni-
Tertiary fifteen years each for IN outrage
upon young girl; and now the teie-
graph informs na Of similar case in
traitors. The crime was committed on
Sunday. the 9th instant, and on Sutur-
day last two Of the rasrals were each
lined $1,000 and sent fifteen years TO
the penitentiary, and the third $1,000
dne aud five years imprisonment. Let
us see II we cannot do things little
after this style in Virginia. T. is the
speed and certainty of punishment that
prevents crime. while the laws DELAY
lends it encouragement.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
L,a THAT newly finished and elegant
aaa MANSION, corner Of liiohland aud Oates
streets. The lot contains one aero Of
highly cultivated and ornamontcd Slonnd,
commanding a picturesque view OF the Con-
garoe River and valley.
Also, fur sale, four other large and we'll i'm.
proved c,ty lots, and q FARM, on Giirs
Creek, fnnr miles from Columbia, containing
about 500 acres OF land, $50 of which are low
ground. j. ". PARKER
April limo
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sECRETAkY'S OFFIOE.

sECRETARY'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, g. O.. April Is, 1871
VIE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
Il the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
company will DO held on THURSDAY, 9th
inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Stockholders will be-
passed ynEE to and frt m Columbia to attend
tue meeting, AZ heretofore. They will be re-
CURED to show their Stock Scrip TO tho Con-
unctor, who will exact pay from all others, an
no one but stockholder, or those OF their
privilege.
All stock represented by proxy requires n
Ten cont stamp for each signature, and no
one but Stakeholder can be proxy.
.. V. DARLINGTON, Secretary.
opapers publishing by agreement, two
illsnl.lons. % April 10 tG
TO Tanners.
WE have ten thousand poundo OF A No. /
w DhY HIDES for sale at market prices.
ALSO,
Ono thousand pounds TALLOW.
april II POPE 4 FRANKLIN
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Rate In. O.J'a Asked.
NdTaes Of SecuTiti6S.
8TATE SECURITIES.
AYxA 4. =

Augusta. Ga. bonds. !.
Charleston stock.
Charl'n Fire Loan BIDS
Colu bin, s.. O., bonds
Columbus, GA. bonds.
Macon, Ga. bonds. :.
Memphis. Tenn. binds
old. !.
new. .
Savannah, Ga. bonds.
Wilmington, N: O.. .
Wilmington, N. G! 4. .
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf. 4.
3. II. r., let mortgage
Central Georgia.
Charleston and Savan. /.
Charlotte, Col. & Aug. .
Oheraw and. Darlington
Cheraw & Dar.; ed mort
Georgia Railroad
Green: & COL. 1st NOR.
Green. & O., State guar
Laurens. g. ~: ..y.
Memphis & Charleston,
North. Eastern lst mort
North Eastern, ID NOR!
Sav. & Char, 1st mort
Sav. & Char. State gus
South Carolina.
South Carolina. !. =.
Spartanburgand Unio1
~ RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlantic and Gulf. . .
Central Ga. ex div
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.
Georgia. ~. -. :.
Green. and Col. R.tR.
Macon and d,NVestern.. .
Memphis &c Charleston,
Northseastern.g. .:.... y.
Savannah & Charleston
8. OR. Rj.shares. Z! !,
8. Q. r. r. & R'k shares
i.a 'yBAEK STOCKS. ylasi
Peop's N'l.B'hC Charl'n,
capital $500, ,O0O.u..
1st NATL tBankfC Charlsr
capital a4OO; U0Oo!.:.
8. O.. loan e Trust 90.
Caro-. Nat. Bank. Cola,
capital 5000; 900. = I,
Central National Bank
! Cola, 'capI.SIOO, COG
8. O.fBank & Trust Co,
capital 5000, 600. !,
Bank OF Charleston
Union Bank SIC.
Peoples Bank So. Ca. I.
Plan. & Me Bank 8. @.
Bank oflNewberry..
Bank Of Camden
Others worthless.
M1scMnANgoUs sEcun1T
Charleston Gas Co. Z. /.
Charl'n City r.. r. stock
GranitevilleMan. 90.
G. &c O, r.. cert. indeb.
8. @. r. cert. indebt's !.
N. e. R. r., cert. indei
City ChKtleston Ger. in,
City of Memphis comp.
n. q. r. r.. pref. stooh
s. gu. r. past due cou
>. &'C.R. past due con
EXCHANGE. ETC.
New York sight.
0old :. i'.-...........
Silver. -. ). 4.
8. O. BANK BILLS.
Shank of Charleston .
Bank OF Camden
Bank Georgetown.
Bank of s. c..
Bank OF Chester
Bank Of Hamburg.
Bank Of Newberry.
Bank of the State oi
s. g., prior to 81. F..
T" issue 81 and go
*Pl. & Nee. Bank Char
*People's Bank Cllarl'n
*Union Bank Charles'n
rs. ". r. r. Bank, old
rs. ". r. r. Bank. new
State Bank. Charleston
Farmers Elk. Blk Char.
Exchange Bank. Colum
Com'l Bank, of Colum
Merch. Bank of Cheraw
Planters Bank Fairfield
s. G. bills receivable. I.
| Charleston change bill,
Ras~ Bills marked
redeemed at the bank .
To Persons Having Ii
GREENvILLE, {
iTHE undersigned expec
| Il vile, 8. c., about til,
for the purpose OF selling
OF Missouri. Nebraska, 10
ANY. person wishing to en-
selling, paying taxes, or r,
have been sold for taxes.
business which they wieh
cnn address him ut Green
~ He will aleo either
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gfa@ Bills marked thus (*) ore being
redeemed at the bank counters of each.
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. m
:, The NATIONAL TxpoaRApHroA1. UNION.
The National Typographical Union,
composed Of delegations from all the
Unions: of the United States apd Canada.
assemblies in Baltimore on the fret Mon
day In June. The sessions will be held
in Raine's Hall, corner Baltimore street
and Post Office avenue, and are expected
to last week. The Baltimore Typo
graphical Union is making extensive
arrangements for the reception aud
entertainment OF the delegates, over 100
in number. Committees of Young and
energetic members of the Baltimore
Union have now the matter in hand.
Quarters for the delegates have been
secured ut the hotel OF Messrs. Gilmour
& Sons, Monument Square. Calvert
grand banquet is in contemplation. and
if time permits. the visitors will most
probably be treated to an excursion
down the Chesapeake. Baltimore SIN.
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Bank of Charleston.

CHARLESTON. 8. O.. March %, 1871.
N accordance with tho resolution adopted
l. at meeting Of the stockholders on 18th
instant. an election for THIRTEEN DIRECT
next and n meeting of tho Stockholders for
tho purpOse Of re. organizing tho Bank will
also be held Oh same date, ut 12 O'clock in tho
Bank Hall. WILLIAM THAYEN.
AprFA414 Cashier
Seegers' Boer is Pure.
TT don't contain Coppcras. Salt, Limo or
l. Alum. March II 4
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EM49h PEIo
il EIoEstgp. AGairsas

VERsAIlast; ApriF &c. .-Tliers, in 10
jeiroalsEsst hhaeSnslngas the; ;esapspgee1 1of LAs-
nierss depiayes the end Of oriminal resist
anSe to 81 thsl lgoYfern rn1,ment is aPProachipg:
Il ,MAsHtNATON. Anri1 II. feign Mis-
'oelany7 AAsniers was capturedN by. strate-
ss gesa: sRsIggn RfssRg nsh ,as Gas sSs
asSasa Boaros, I've p,sI 1eae6sa
Versailles, lin excellent spirits. j. There
was, an engagement along the entire line
Wednesday,. & Domblowski reports the
results favorahlsto the Commune. The
Communicative mastering Z on the
island of GrHnde IJatta. The .fKhtihg
was OF b bloody character. Tie Com
munists ataf naakiDg alstfategic move.
ments to benyalopet the Veraailliats; who
advanced tooo far. iLavillois has been
sacked. ,,Ynlerieh, and Oonrevive are
ehelling, PAiis frightfGllyy.. Tie Aroll de
Triumph has fallen, Shells shower in
tie Avenue desWmes.n u Forty civilians
have beeh. killed. Il The Nationals are re-
turning dispirited, and disgusted. The
) slaughter has, been awful. Dombrogsk; /;
complains OF the ineff1oiepoy of the Of
ffcerE Dombrowskip says he is waiting
the 90 Operation 'of the. gun boats. which
will be, ready in four days, @ ~, a4@ii
LONDON. Apliie '2l:--Versaiilesif de.
-spatc6e6 Say che C0mmunists.r have Il OF
reooYeie4 t4aif lost positions, IT WIS q
: desperate house TO- house fight at Neniliy
and Levallers. A decisive enEakement
is progressing at Port MailIot.- = Tie
rampaftS adjoining afo q mass Or ruins.
Shells, reach Hue Dnclaysu. Note =
I: :iThere!is.Atill, nothing official or exploit;
though the general tenor Of regular add
spe6ial1 1dssbstehes Indicate that the Yer.
saillists are gradually > gaining ground.
LoNDohi aApril i2la-Itdib ib announced
that Germany supports the claims OF the
Inhabitants of .'Alsace against Franco.
Theis6ip Royal Arthur, before reported
aground. Ks q total wreck. -
NEw YoRK, April 21.-r.A World spe.
cial. dated Psris 2l, says another revo-
luton ia, imminent. The. Commune has
arrested the, Central Committee, aocus.
ing tthe members s3d6f negotiatipg with
Theirs to- betray Paris. TheiN National
dnards. are, indignant, and threaten to
arrest the Commune, unless the Commit
tee 10 iis released. \. Complete anarchy
Pans, April a1.-Geuerali okolowitz
was wounded! ao The Veraaillists have
thrown, snp5 intrelchments on the left
bank OF, the. Seine, and are concentrat.
ass; as .PR.assau1 and :GoFbovoi5 with the
hpPhrent intention sof making; a sortie
against hevailers and XiliieSSs T. = = The can
,nqpadias soIl Maillots gate, eontinues.iiir The
! ilonvnola.nowhOse 2suppressionc wasigre,
Gently ordefedp ooh tnne to. appear. q :? .
.i.shi hisorI- -aoi? -E&-I E&-I5SS 49, i.3
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John Woodbury., formerly OF
Brattleboro, VT, was found dead
upon the floor of u boot aud shoe
shop IN Keenc, Monday morning
1t is supposed hc died from want
and exposure, he having eaten hut
two meals during the last week.
He was in i'll health: and his pride
had probably prevented him from
making his wants known to those
who would gladly have assisted
him.
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General Burnside, COMMANDMENT
chief Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public, has appointed Col. w. q.
Neazey, of Rutland, Assistant In,
Spcctor General on his staff for the
Department of Vermont. Col. Il. 5.
Peek, of Burlington, has also been
appointed an AIDE on Gen. Burn
sides staff. Both these appoint
ments will give general satisfaction
to the comrades of the Grand Army
throughout The State.
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t,TAiE OF VERMONT. rratiord ili,trir
= ssh Probate Court hrid nj New bury
snid ,ii,ttic, on the 18th day of Scptcnihrr
1871. Anu Magoon. adiuiristratriX oi the cS
late of Samuel Magoon, late Of IoiSham ~
said District decreased. presents her admins
'ra lion account frr examination ana anew
ancc. Nherrnpon 1t l. ordered "S s-ii" c""'
Thar said account h, referred to sce>ion o'
AL ,u,tt Ia hf hrll at the pI.ha,c oihcr %
said Newbnry nn the 10Th da' al october' ~ '
for hearing aud decision thereon. Ana u l.
further ordered that notice hereof i'e 2ifch '"
ali ner-nns Interested. hy publication OF III"
same three week, successfully IN ~, N'ii'h',i
o,,;n,an a newspaper published At Bradford.
,rIc,-;,,,s 10 said time appointed for hearing
hat they may appear =, sand time an.i place
and show cause il ANY they may have, VII!
aid account should not lie allowed.
r. the court. aiicst,
l. H. ". BAILEY, JHd.r.
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In Rycgate Nov l-t,. Infant daughter of
Robert q. n Susan Child Beattic aged 3
months.
In East Thetford, Oct. nth, Mrs. Slack
wife of Mr.. r. :. Slack.
In Thctford, Oct, 18th, Mrs. Ya rington wife
of Daniel harrington.
Also in Thetford. Nov. End Hiram NJ
lnnnlh h nmnl ~ NnAra
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are uuraiing i'll the cure of Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, sore Throat Incipient
Consumption and Diseases of the Lungs.
They have no taste of medicine, and any child
will take them. Thousands have been rcstor.
ed to health that had before dcspaircu, Tes-
tuony given in hundreds of eases. A single
duse relieves in ten minutes. Ask for BRY-
ANS PULMONIC WATERS. iyl
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Whitney Of Fayston and William
Marshall of Waitsiield. They have
such n taking way with them that
they have within the last month in.
weighed four huge bears into their
coy little log traps, and taken Bru.
ms scalp, pclt and tallow as a re-
compcnse for the entertainment to
which they invited him.
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a one armed soldier named Her
ing, entered the house of DR.. j. \.
Dewy. Of Montpelier, and stole Il
quantity of jewelry, during the ab
Scncc of the family. officer Davis
found him in Jail at Burlington for
drunkenness, and .ook him to Jail at
Montpelier.
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Meeting. al Masonic Hall on Wednesday at
te rn ,on of the week in whirh the moon iuli'
in the months of September, December, March
and .,uu-. Daniel lfmlbut, I. |. G.. NJ; Rev
j. BIitton Recorder.
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Esr.iuiOu. Societies.

METHODIST Erl~CoI,L CHURCH. Rev. II
T.Jones, Pastor. sabbath scrvccS--inornrp
1t TO- - afternoon at I:IJ and o'clock
CoNGuEGA rIONAL CHURCH. Rev, j. h. VIII
Hams Pastor. Sabbath Services at 1889
H. and O'Clock Z. M.-llhe latter in til,
Academy building.
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st. .Iohnsbury made a handsome
record in the matter of relief for the
sufferers by tn fires in the West.
Its cash subscriptions were over
$1,000. and in clothing, etc, over
over $500. This puts it ahead of
any other town III the State, IA posi-.
ton its citizens may well bc proud
to occupy.
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Mr.. Judith Rogers Of Arlington,
, recently paid $3.50 because his
wife would amuse herself by going
into ii neighbours yard and shaking
stone under Ann Cady's nose.
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The Methodist Female College at
Montpelier, will be finished outside
this season. The building is of
brick, four stories high and will be
an ornament to the town.
The next term opens Dee. 6.
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go,
gu
NEWBURY.-Ihe contributions
sent tC Green Bay through Mr. Full
cr were cash $1,000, seven packing
boxes filed with over 100 articles OF
clothing. bedding, Sc. These ART
clcS were contributed 10y persons III
'''' ~ '''' Wv vas NV '''
>"'N'''
\ number OF families are getting
a supply oi coal, tilhlhinS II cdeap
cr than wool
The Ezra Il rhainhnrlin rlaee an
rb,oaI strc., la. brnn sold ia .
Mr.. +. L. White of Barnet
a.. - -, ,,,.,,,:,.
at Wells kEtr to MIS- SLACK, Tor
2"ooo.
Miss. Etta Sawyer -avc Select
Reading at the Seminary Hall Mon
day eve. to a small and select audi.
cnce.
.Jassi. SON Of Wn l. B,ircy fen
Gnm , Lov cant and broke his arm
one day last week.
=
l,0...',"..
Rsy. 10. Carsfow Of st. Johns.
burv will lecture at thr Methodist
Chanel Friday eve. NOV. 10.
meucpd early TO oct road, for
THANKSGIVING. by anpropriatine Il
number of W. II. Nichols turkeys.
''''o .'', ,,1
- ''.' US ""-''' w
"'"N'. ''' ~ N"'''> i'''''N> - '''''
JANUS " '''''>'''
ro,r NuIs-S. W. Kuinht is
about comnlrtirg 4 LARGE new, three
s,orv hotel at Pest Mills Nillarr
which j. . credit n fine place. ana
Nil, h. a yrry pleasant Summer 1o-
sort
'''''' ''"'' : ''''' ' '''
Its no use to 20 fishing with IN
Alder bush now, i'll this section, be
cause Halls fish poles have become
SO popular that fish won't bite I'M
less you have one Of these
r. VI. Tavlor has fue stock OF
Goods for the fall and winter trade.
" hH oI'>i' = VI n' w. ~ VI
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Full directions in each box.
Price ~ g,cr box or boxes for. 4 3

Suld by the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail. securely scaled from all ohscrva-
tiou. by enclosing the price To the Sole Gen"i-
III Agent for America. JOB MOSES, Is Corr.
LANpT ST, New York Pamphlets of advice
sent free to any address. i.uwly
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decnyod.
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with n pas,y sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dceterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely for
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-10

RGvrs-Ipr I.onGE. No. 90. Meetings. every
Tuesday evening, at Tcmpllr's linll. Shcn
hcrd.onS Building. Il. II. MnrdiL, w. {. 1.
G.. H. Walters. Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-10

About 800 sheep and six horses
which were being conveyed to mar
ket, by railroad, were seized ut
White River junction, last week
Monday, on account Of frauds in
taking them from Canada. The
owner will perhaps, now see that
"Ionesty is the best policy applies
to the sheep and horse business.