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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-01
,.RAIRs, or ksyERHSING.

An I'D srtisiug for less than three aorths
for one square of eight hp~s or less, win Be
charged one insertion, IS cet1-s, tires 81, SO,
and so cents for each subseQttnt' insertion.
Administrator Executors and Auditors
Notices, $500. Professional and Bneiness
Cards. not exceeding one square, and incla:
ding copy Of paper, $500 per year. Notices
in reading columns, ten cents per line. Mef
chants advertising by the year at special rates.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-01

A New Yorker has introduced a new
perfume, which he calls Il love YOU
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-01

Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Prssf
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctored spicsA
and sveetened to please the taste, called Ton
fcs"" Appetisers," [" Restorers," &C., that lead
the tppler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are
true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California. free frsm all Aicohsiie
Stima lants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER a.A LIFE GIVING PRIN.
CIPLE perfect Renovator and Invigorator Of
the System, carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to . healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according to direc-
tion and remain long unwell. ".-tt
Fer In0amm1fery and Chronic Rheu.
natisR aud Gsut, Dyspepsia or IndI.
gestSes, Bilie1s, Renittent and later.
uittent FeverA Diseases Of the Bleed.
Liver, kidneys, and Bladder. these Bit.
tiers have been most successful. Sach Dis.
eases are caused by Initiated Blood, which
10 generally produced BY arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs. .... ....
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache, Pain In the Shoulder, Coughs. Tight
ness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations Of
The Stomach. Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious At
tacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Pain In the regions Of the Kidneys and
ahundred other painful symptoms, are the on
springs Of Dyspepsia
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels, which render them Of IN
equalled efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all
impurities. and impsrtlng new life and vigor to
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions letter.
Salt Rheum, Blotches. Spots. Pimpies- Pastules.
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring Worms, Scald- Head Sore
Eyes, Eryspelas. Itch, scurfs. Discolorations Of
the Skin, Humors and Diseases ofthe Skin, Of
whatever name or nature, are literally dug up
and carried out OF the system in q short time BY
the use of these Bitters. One bottle in such
cases will convince the most incredulous Of thek
curative effects.
Cleanse the Vitated Blood Whenever you md
its impurities bursting through the skin in Pim-
pies, Eruptions OF Sores; cleanse IL when You
find it oostructed and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse it when 1t is foul and your feelings wiz
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and the
health OF the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in
the system Of so many thousands, are efectually
destroyed and removed. For full directions. read
carefully the circular aroasd each bottle.
J.wALKER, Proprietor. r. H MCDONALD d
CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
CAL, and 3 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
OF PENIS VI VANIA. E

This Institution will re open the Spring
Term (lS7D of twenty-four GA weeks on
FRI DAY, FEBRUAR RY 10th. ...- .,
nSy- For General Circular, Catalogue and
other information, address --
THOS. H.. BURROWES,
Agricultural College P. o.,
Jan 25-4t Centre Co. "a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-25

snia N'
GAnsDEN.-Def 8edytb lt44en sta 24th4A.
1ssn 18th: Year ar Of his
@ THE RELATIVES AND THE
Friends OF the Family, and the Reverend the
r1efgy ur an Denorpnstiuns, are invrsd 70 at.
tsndl las sfdh1ai, at ST. Lhfssa Church. ) us7s
-AErxRNnoN, at n,clcck.- -jnll2a
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hutas1STATE oRsSeUTH ARoLInsAtl
tolfY oif SA5E 5E 1HA Eai,EsToS; AYbR,sa aoFffcE32
GAILRBEhT siA4 Mayor Of tie saaid ttYsin
.pursuance0 theSsautes olpthe said Ssasaiaqd
ting Ordinancss of the saidgeieyptn unoatnsse
:nisde ahd d6 hefetsbt, give ssdst
ali etsiona issi il Sk AhbEKi.
.ha ssil b ol 'Ilfs
THAI secoad1Ssg ossAsguss, slga,een hundred and
.sezuty,onas eats ahe1 usual places' oG3eeostonl
:thsousnout tne satd.0iey. =.af .:1i:!r. !;E
sTtfirssF Tirs IutrSsst tr i1idsfhtsn q
;esfh Srd tsSs h6Sw 20 lss ~ ~ IA 'sm, ,a,a
sal1 @ rRaIA ~: e:frTgees.:u.45: agsl..r4s;., go
liz Ward &A2~tEToHsa M 80 .aaui!h.'
'.as .watnNucs Three, 'n:i;.:.:Gar M 'il.';n.
e:ii'' Ward Noo::.flFfye. ssar'r. ~. .7Jsl''t.
:. #ard&o. r.. - =, |a 'ni
%. Ward Es: sssatMiliac nya. 81: ta,.; :,
Ward no. 77.Que. ~ rlsA:c .ns:i.uras.
-, Word No.s-oaeE's-J. g n:Inpa.z .lIse
fAre Mayor ana hGsaid:a Aldermen waff fSevoaed
one Sepsal tssef'M ",:1 ss; sa .,.s
.At Tho same time, o9s schdpl d ,G3agn%Issiahspr
shall be elected ,pH thsIegal voters 05- each
The polls will be opspsa at Eeyen O'Clock in the
forenoon, and close tat ,aye o'sess in the after
noon OF the day OF the said election.
.IL.sl q. rlLLSBERY, Mayor.
Attests WE ~. hiarcHEII, tlesx Of Councils s.ld
:stuiyoaI Ea:n. :-f:fisras+ u s.ss:"'..':'
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aaThsG GTMRaMsp!.ss;. :: :. :.

Il E3s Mayor Of 1cSaf1esa6nfa this tieal
neriaaa, ttAsfe iaR Needed something more than
o respectable, mediacsilS fayoped with IA
nsticism.,.Tbe. times demand 9 Mayor who
cdD dDEia:tESieity oabofEthe nateisEaeee{t
who is pledged to Eeapse,s Fys debt AND taxation.
who will do tqual-jjas to oil classes Of
ca,izeSs, Irrespective III creed, coi6f' or p6.
ltlcal opinion. II c9aIlsssIf9n is te prosper
it must be, dnlpther ,woSas, uadefo the. ssls-i
biesg at :1an AZ .aiIs .Shg: + \
-ene,wiSof is dfamiliar. .wA b. our strength and
weakness; ,aaa.sha1 has phqvea .Aifs aaIJiol-
ism ,aid dhig aithniqtfa y sBllleyi s one s Tho
is The chanpion0l mo- political aEartYs apa,'
hio %ho VIII VIII Zee rs it t1ht not eollaf hhpec-
essarily drawn from the poyeass!rickenl
tressurH .sacha naniisi iGsaer ggeler,
tie, caathdldatsot ne Stffzsns y Charleston.
Such man Mr. Pillsbu.y is not. " -'.3s2 ! }.
50 III, thv Rrst plfss, Mr PillsSdry + REPRESENTS
poiHicai'paptsr:and not sshe whole people.
lis ii party ii politician lie was nominated and
as seer ihe Raaicsi sepupHHssaes eHs psopese, .s =
elect him.. - His aaamnaaa y, . pass
adt9lnls aaa Ea!l9e 20 q Ass oEnSe
welfare ofssse ss css'nos. 'sel mace saoss.si
ent ie:tna Metesses oi pis RssteA :tAne ssn.
isigs| is is9a|qgh t sshasu' :sEn g sae lea OF
aitthoughiint chasep sas.s maes 'tsas sap
party candidate aaaH ctasfik!ss ing RaI{N Nf,p'
ID aheffes,ea af sssay Snlss!5 s ssal sst, tslT T
sedutQHsss 'ssps cleae sl'oAtotsis.s.st ssile,
deserves apd should " nseI aan sae4menseus !4l!
defeat! - .,i I.,.'. 's:s 49,: LIT
we admt tnat MT FAlsoHlhyy las1niS 9e1 shH3one
hh .3r1fso h{o,
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! NeN aaassSrsnts. IN
4E3fN :, IS4HdB Il + ;>1;r111:ss Y:oT p si oes & 8
n ~
pAh4aEro DIVISION SUNS lhhphAAsoh'
EVENING EVE @ next ua as, the ssn IN Instant at hslfpsss
O'Clock. t.am -Marsat -Mhari. -l,nksia maz be-
.sssaassss sossIssp sfs,ess .ssas
2. A SIEg9X' 'sr:. t's..sfz
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y sN Y; j. n iHHi e.
Es9GHAUANfo1aA 4ts9 si On Ansi
% sa ssaa
~ ., s eo ,a 80,
,sa, amesf If, {SoSl; 4s .;ia iYI
-
s61et fot sale ff6m Gfi 'Wafehonses,ae.
t-1aaudo =, Isa1auEstntss ihunt aae6aai' q
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.s . .'as, gsa a. ;u;.s ;,es sls5aSs S,ss.;s
!9t - ga.
fihaa gasss 9I9ae,dosen no0less eaensa.
rJTyG 77.I{yr7 q I, q 7iH = :5a.iiIaG.
aas,ssass ,H,n eds, IS sssl 's5i.'5 81 =
4 $3.50 Prime .1dar8landIW " Whjta and Waati
/ Esncern Mt1ed G9RNa,tp! ,ans;I!:. a. ,Ifiq. I5r
~ ssis sssia ,s !,s
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IN ~; t.t' lszl.ItiH ,ikiI ,in:l. = suI:oiIl.
TNBA RET -0Isi iDAHUGHT, ,lgs:
III ff1n,i.: ilEJ&sjtIc 8 :D;;lA1ti Z + tiiIAi
iftsa: t:,!tartsf25 fER sAIleR :a.s'.: :',r,sss.
= 1Issh , s M nm
l.l,.s saN4eanst rfas: ts!s-eh! s,,sa: !.
Vi HaasSats 'aisl g sliS.srtr
AZ Goods dsltyeked free, rs e en-
Il ..:n.::s, ii t"stlla. iis4a 1ari, eva ,uDtl
n lsr,n .,lpyg,e,as s:;sI..iatn 10 as y, 2iggir
~ :r!ss5a4eaa ~ !1i ~
ssaasa's Ilss s1sA1sst s1sssa.s ts,s .;s,S
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'ss0:yfINS Sae 2Il dbbIs.,iITI Ia aEaiEfnI:l
ssso1Pss e1'ess1fs fsss as ssa.
.assorseipi French FrutN, In OWE antse pnsQpsn
Ereneh in fancy lara ,;,.ils;g r,asy,
inila GAr.tes j, .Insfi,.,-s ,:r
FagSlEn ~ Si9aE n fss AaS sas
tS,ss;{su GiiS9s S2:iars ;O8HAtloH;
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II g & 1tS 81
;. .lhe IrHh Yotess..

ID; aI lie SQpedsats s t6 swhifSSh tAateM Ills
managers ir.Sonth Carolina have FeaoNsea
!to SealoHgs thsH. leaae 9f't6aeieaaal 4 spowef
r, sneh sha nosk aitifaL aud ding j their
PRESENT 2sstfaqfed sfgt te',ereate antantagot:
nism 'hetEween Il sur. .hlsh' ezens and tta resi-
a tngcuthihuhits.ia To- accomplish thissea
ST. 81 "a aos Hl Hopls,i ,hs Pattpndgs oths cts
eU4sfnnentdfstsibuted, atthts time; ;with'a.
lafiSist liSE sha asssimHipatlpg H habsa M ndf iSur EFF
tiefrisnds are, phed,taa8aiter dayzwih, art
iay appsals fg thA pussivpa'iaIp!la tradttioas.et
::,:.the old country.1rinth the hope thai rsomsoi
thems may pc cajoIsd 1hts,snppo osting for me
aaaoea as glw6itch: :lhas sVer Been blt 1:
ter and unrelentipg enemy Of their race. :sSs';l
But, for once the. Radicals viii be foiled.
The IrishmaD, Of whatever station, has the
wleto, comprehend and to balk their tricks.
.HeeHnoasthat WHEREVER Radieaiism has;held
sssaY 8 ~ hss q hSlsst ss;ad aHoa
hiszcvastryzaanEh haxa been, prnscrihea pnai
p3ssittssssttataa y s Aid yathg Aeie Wanting
,to:sUavinoa himnL ths:animus OF the deRir:
s1aainf bbarty scHls sfaGeand
glancssaa iha DlaatraEsons in Tia last mum
berefthaFd ectableR adeals hest sHa,pers
Ia Wsszs sSa ! M hista85 IL pl.4ns. aals
The Irish of Ohayleston, I'M Ahs .comf1g
election, are gong tu sraru shoulder To-
shoulder NJ VIE tEa 6tieff' Respectable Citizens
in the effort to redeemthe city. Mr.. Pills.
Basyfhay generously employ bone Of them
At tha s4psaSe @ el:s: M ThasSy Ta aSIil4fsEvei
him theirfuliT and ihithfeh tabor I'm exchange!
i5r the Speoplgy iiieiie imohe q the wlR giyge: ,tg
him nothing meressG: esG; ;ansSlteS' eed.-
2:93,;Iela -as231. .a2;. .-,7ssas:.iE. y : is::2;s
.ncu.Gla il,lA I
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= Y Ia AJNI~I'-r. kIs' N!IF-3 y . y III
aGppar1nsfship MotisesI::,.::

r rT1HE: FIRM ssoF HAKTiG 60, HAViHE,
ss r Dgsf ss EifE HssT !S "a aSss Ss "a ssaH 81
.partnecrhiSi so'dst9f 9froA thssrdaSi for tire edh
oaruer es,Kinganhi Market seIeel g! mud at Go5a as
|: :Hayne atrata uater tho AaMe e1 HART 4 CQ.;gei 4
.rIlu sGi 'woE nnf IHf5S fSt1e TM@S9 ~ e l}9 Il
.,oIIsy. yl-, -,aui. = sfRT
a.. D..' y! ...:si..: pnssM MutTFF toRkN it
=cfarlsst6h, July 2es1sffs1It 'NlGgdny a,!.Nasl
.s:s. as5, U sagss ~! .s.,
!,Aas 4 * 80 ar", s"'"t u
.Is- 81 .rlli.' III ;innGd (, si.Ii.,il :ss,s .
.!,:Au oaAIE tAND WOO 0R-aS10 ls,nt /,
az luz luz Mil i; ;s'',ss ,.s,
;isa. i2Sls a iaS lIH zA9sssi
You csn donllyou, oohhins omsn4t' s.stI't; 'f !
b,a TRH. JHt1s aKERas si a:
-.wlrA ness sroasle anaIas less expense:!. If 10
g .saaab sa lRg asAssesEP ksua @ .ls,
Aaachea.to tae'abose sfoveaW VIII Roast an1 Bass
,e:tnnu. lspl an topatfectttfn. .sIn eesI1al !
aFor sae'stiMa6atattaterB pfseeaBy' i!t'i":as: !
q =: saaeiss sasa51, - :. : RsasI 1s':s,s Me
! sasply1s-stuta Solo AseptsIar Charleston. S. Ga.i
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Guefial Netitfs.

= -,
a8sEGQQNsIGNEES PEE. Rla.4M MERCHANTS
LINE schQeper- -A&Rey ERs Hill SEM. 70 Adsasls
North wharf for goods. All not remsyaaeEillbe
stored at .heirrIsk aud expense. No claims a.
lowed afttt goods ssre delivered.
1ulsas-ll tast:as4 wltnp4M RoaoHs1 oUr
- CCONSEs5IGNEEss P p P'ER- MER
FAItpcNS, ldom Bslsimores are Fssh hereby lgasiaed
that she Is THIS bIY dIscpeeiging cargo 81 Plsg
No, / gnion Mee5ves., All Goods PSt taken away
at sunset wilT reihaih Oh wharf as ro6slg1ees,
risk. MoRDEc11f& Co.,
- r36NsfGAEEs PER 81 AAlsHP
from NeE YoiE, are notified that,
she is dIsehargI99 es{S0 Tala DAY q Adgsf's II
Wharf Goods u9sslled {or at sunset Ri remain lp r.
Cd the Wharf at owners risk
iflEss sa 3JIi&sfEtss; JI&Etss :ADGEK u 10 xse6ts t
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a.; iTA9 NoTIdSe Se-Noagg Is. HEIRSE' Hl1ItS
By given 70 the aaMn4ueot Txapages of,ttas
76Thisf Sdmme4iAe, 0,ht ifnsfeir taxes are hbt
.as1ss S Kasa9s,E Hak ss5esqtt0R s g t.
iasned 70 S2nfct me same. npi oa.:ii,s ,.Y.i
sBs order of PpK. OQBURN, atepdant. "a. III: |.
:.,StrnmerYllie,i1nth Iulya197t-es' juiS2o-2A !
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pTR AYED'a FROM ANN, SIaEET.,oN
- the dlrectionaf tEe Shell Roedn0n ssturdsy
Iass allarae reds COW. with large horns AND ears
sHi ss s Ep;ss s2 sE RspS s Bs5a
Ho,e BsAtfam street, ,n.... 81, 1g'S21!2n
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.iasas.iWARD5IN -sRESEDENTS 0h
WARD Nosa;sMhoaass' desirous fof staking2out
Naturalization Papers, Yiltnsll on i#s u !4V0kr
ENpDsSIattotnsylat Law, No. II Broad street,
oppostassatea asress hetwean the hnnrs:m ssahd
halr.psss2 e'clookP saaasse:: :BRSki LU0As,asIr
.juLsG6 tsga:ass. ,s1ss Gtetrmani iWet6Eo.r4:
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yTFANTEDNgFURGH RGHASE,4F0R 0R: CASH.,
wv :aa smst,!4loDSE3 oontaini1g 8 bo &raems.,
either,in the cenese of the city near
the lines Of 1.-The Gitg lRailWal., Address
a.; Ibis ofAce, stailpg tesns, locaItone sc. 80
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benseS f6r iWet 70 -ieS8 th0n RaH-Oisthe loitnof
csSssfIz BS these vaifiotts chahses and fmprote
4hashtbts 4hashtsS Tie ettuhoGaic t power R steam nayiga.
bob IL liSf feassd nearly ,t6Suirs:iold &at further
Development spif ths use 9t Steam ip ocean
nayigaI ON which Is to take place year 6y Year
maysbeTanticp Thsscmspound engine
has. 6e9D In use, now only about two years.
"a H.ffhhtf III GefmadS, Id 1852 antf In previous
Sesfs. 500, ,Ovooo francs we're expended for
TniliiaEy pafposes, and viii lhat sum Norm
Germany Was capable oif passing lfomda peace
to war footing IN a fortnight, and I'd OF present
ing'Hsen. On The frontier with first line Of
meh-dinlded thirteen
.erMsRarueeslqllp peEtegtly iegaRped aaa. pro-
es4ledawsh- q ttlrss:Fate slmatsrials This FIRST
:armS eeotdtbe reib0reea immeiiate telR aby:tAE-
tteen eiyisions afehatdwehr forming IAN eiIkc-
sst7sIbfce ns tbd oee Old soiaierso! and behind
5fhess'e6o, ,uW nsen; wefe 100000 In :ths.gasfi-
:Sdh1 Ssdns; dap6ts, dc.iThis ithmense force
ispResndfd2y tidrered anH furn;shea' With an 'ad-
a6hiq}saiba 6hi}saba fa1ftfefS. engineer Corps, am6uhntes,
lacs France 0p. the ol6ef ns4d, With ainli-
tar. .baags5 Of 900 goo fraaRls could Only
sBlase anrarny Of sQp, 600 men on M The frontier,
that teroe bj1ga tpsuf3 lyG prev idsd with
7artithrys sbua1y eqnpped1 nsndsBilit ia william
1ous administration France too. had aharaly
-arris and cl6tEas96ra b ressrve-oi 100000 men,
asd;1ieSs than muRih after ths 'war With
Prussia wgg dectared; she-h had to form whole
corps from the satpota: fAs foriths ss5eOoo
mobiles ssAe, should haye, been ready r to take
the field, they were found i'd f.aistate OF total
dlsorganisatien. ,,oorso oss os.,.; sA'@''O ;t
<. -Aeenaapondsut,wr ,wriIing of "the future
ogg,SkSayyp5,sva SkSayyp5, ,rsvsaSs: I'm twenty saaaf Prom
now this city will. il it continues In the path
oi Industry and enterprise 1t has trodden the
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oGrssSg G1;!,,iasT E0TIoE,7zpylRINa w .VEMP61
RARY:. ABSENCE from The astate,s WiLLlAdlG;;
Moup, JR., III, aaSE au.8S 10 act ss inT Attor;
hsy. aY:: a1HyERBTE. i sBl ssT HERFollRR4!, llR4!,
{ .AyGS3 n:4!i::.nl. Lunnn.:Era., ]. l..ui.as.nSs
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AN ACTIVE YOUNG NAN Se0TcHl
gaaIs ssasaah h reS assrIas S 5 a Rs
SiIilHs IS snisEs Bfhse eenera1S gssiul, Gun
give fTs.: tefetenses. ADDRESS retnqs once
Uia ftaE' NEWS. ~ - a.'ai s4'"h -: :-'nlayls
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FoaRENF;s;FogR ROOMS, AT mo- II
i doughty street Apply tsithth. iloa2s
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NEW Al AS1 BFFfASirlEgk BFfli E1slsSF StEs E9E JUNE
AND JULY.

i hi. ;t:c.iiljiIsl
ennla iiT' esDlW. e:.s:fss.s. :: :f.iliiinsGr1
9ooDsrsoR gR4lgaaEERst taNg E5A AYKRa@aH
.a.l s1,a5 .aa a1H I.si,:ss, 5:i =! 7.
rtlt leIil;sa:-,r ri ~: y :, s 4 s.1ig
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TILINTEb, q SHALL Jotp pREp GIRL
.yTe 70 da holsaHol K end nake heIseli gelp-
5aily fu.' somhsh dstluns anItsd:, amply,
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.ua / t,eislio7., Boarbnta.'

|NTOTgCE Observation-Disclosures
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me minutes walH1fof lhe, &sramarl /, r. OF IaffaY
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ssrasFAFEapPa SOUTH .GAROLINA.
osyNryaops aBLEsToS.i the common
pleas.-JOHN 7. BRYCE audh-WILLt4M=E
BRYCE,iag gupartnera .nndef t1a name .ef:JsfY.
BRROEsk CO.. ghEDW1RD w: 00T.--6pn.
mons. for Money Dsusnd- plaRs not SsEgr
ed.ls-Te EDWARDW. GRooT, defendant in this
action: You are hereby, summoned T az and EequiFed
to answer the complaint, In This aeti9n Hn lob Is
lied in The ohce Of the Clerk Or the Court .. Com.
mon PIaas fof ins SAID County, ana 'to sefve .
copy Of y.Qps answer on tRe sqoseribers at their
ONCE, No s., Bfoadd street. Chaf1estan, within
twenty days after the service Of this Summons on
yeaS Dt thA days qi.aeryice.a ss.,an ..Y
-Iissp fallito- -ans#sF thiS complaint Yisiia the
time aforesaIds the pla!pts1 syiut take Judgment
against you for the sum Of Seven Thousand Dol.
lars, with interest q. the rate Of seven per cent
from the tweathti 6sy.of April, one thousand
eight hhnd5ed and seventy :oner ana sosts. is..
1Dated CharlestoReJ June T. iisl .gs :.
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s|i3iI sas .s 81 s!iSs
notice rhstthesumnonstn IN this.. aatious OF @bieh
the fdseeotngl Is Hcopy, ,ssfssi uplaint Annexed
Was tigdinsHs 6ftSe oEthS SgiesP Of the ie6nit eE
Pisg at Charleston; ii @ @f County Sf
;aarlesssa. and STATE 49, South, oaEallna tAA la
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w. & A. Railroad.

The readers particular attention
is asked to call, which will be
found in another column, tor q
meeting of the stockholders of
the W. & Ala. r. r.
1t was hoped that the CON-
plications attending this matter
had been definitely settled by the
action of the directors and stock
holders, last spring. 1t now ap-
pears that the Chancery Court al
Nashville has sprung new troubles
on us by declaring that W. N.
Wright & Co, are trustees for all
the stockholders, and that if they
buy they will in doing SO bind the
stockholders for the price Of the
road $500, 000) This is a thing
unheard OF by our people, was
not their intention in their ac-
ton at the meeting in May, as is
well known, and this call, as we
learn, is made at the suggestion
of a number of stockholders who
desire to take counsel in view of
this most unlocked for turn which
singular decision of a Chancel-
lor has given to affairs.
We understand that neither of
the parties to the recent suit John
Frizzell or W. N. Wright & CO..
raised the question, but that it is
an opinion volunteered by the
Court. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-08-17

sg The cholera is spreading
in Europe, its progress being more
rapid than during former years,
and its virulence greater. These
facts have urged the authorities
of cities In this country, particu-
larly on the seaboald, to prompt
sanitary measures, and according
ly we read municipal orders for
the cleansing of back yards, out
houses and cellars, and the free
use of lime and other purifiers.
Such action is commendable, and
may well be viewed as a monitor
to other sections. 1t seems to be
generally believed and feared that
the pestilence cannot be kept away
from the United STATES, and, there.
fore, it behooves..e every family to
prepare for its approach. Every
yard in town and country ought
to be cleaned, dry and air the eel.
lars, purify the out-houses, scatter
lime freely, and be careful of what
you eat, SO as to have the system
in good condition. San ounce Of
prevention is worth a pound of
cure" says an old adage, and it's
true. The disease will not, prob
ably, reach here; but the neces
sity of preparing for its approach
is in no respect lessened. Let us
have clean surroundings, whether
it comes or not; and if it does
come, we shall see it robbed OF
more than half its terrors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-08-17

@ Capt. L. d. Barnes
has rendered his resignation as
Assistant Revenue Assessor of
this district, and it has been ac-
cepted. He intends migra-
ting, we believe, to the far West,
and in going, will carry with
him the best wishes of those
with whom his business rela-
tions have brought him in con-
tact. His position among us
has been Of that kind that usu-
ally makes as many enemies
as friends; but his gentleman
ly department, conscientious
performance Of duties, and evil
dent desire to avert unneccssa-
ry oppression, made favorable
impression upon this COM
munity. We are very sure that
if every Northern man who
comes amonst lis would act as
the captain has, neither immi-
grant nor citizen would COM
plain.
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Real Estate Transfers

The following transfers of rea
estate have been acknowledges
since our last, in the County Courl
Clerks office:
F. r. Moore to George A
Dickens, Il acres in 4th dis
$3.50.
j. L. Bryant to Walton Hiles
lot in Lynchburg, $3.50.
Temperance Womack to joe
NJ. & ID. L. Harris, dover inter
est in 23rd dis, 500.
w. o. Price to John & E.
Morgan, lot in Fayetteville,
$500.
j. r. Braswell and wife to
j. j. Conaway, interest in land
in 3rd dis, $50.