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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

There cannot be found q more en-
terprising firm than that of McCrary
& Harrison, Main street, West Nor
ristown.. Their Fall and Winter
stock has been purchased with a view
Of pleasing all classes, colors and
sizes. Go and see for yourself.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

divide and conquer was the
motto of the great Napoleon. Has
Earnest & Briscoe adopted it in the
last six months, OF what means the
constant stream Of customers that
flow in and out of their store. If
any one fails to get what they want
in their line, and that line is a pretty
extensive one, it will be no fault Of
Dan Briscoe's.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

Dr.. G. T. Magee keeps fine stock q Toilet Goods
az hls Drug -Perfuns-ies Soaps, CENTS, etc.
also, fall line Of Confernouerles-Cand Nutz,
Fruits, Tobzocos and Cigars
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

P, Smith & Co, have a varied
stock Of goods which they offer in
exchange for all kinds Of produce.
Then. again. they offer the produce
for cash at the lowest figures. This
is the way to keep trade moving.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
Richmond Market.

BICHMoED, Va, Nov. Q, 1872
The wheat market Is arm, al good grades mud reldy
sale al quoted prices. Prime white g. % very
good 81 80 to 81 S. Good 81 g. Es.r 81 rs 70 81 So
Common from 81 - 70 g c. and 81 20 Prime Red
81 IS very good 81 50 to 81 S. fair g. IS: com
81 30 81 - 81 50 g. 81 60 81 IS and 81 20
according TO the quantity.
7 Srozgs On
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
T.. T.. Va. q Ga. Railroad rIme-rable.
Cincinnati. Cumberland Gap Charleston r. r

Daily trains Sunday excepted,) leave MorIistown
nt 2.45. p. m Arrive at Wolf Greek at 5:55 p. m
Returning, leave Wolf Creek At Geo, a. m Arrive
At Morristovn at 9:l2, a. N.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
CHOICE VARIETIES OF
s ed w h e q t

WE Offer to the Farmers, in limited quantities,
w the following prolific Seed Wheats:
BURE's GOLDEN STRAW-HwHITE"
NEW YORK FLTET-tNHETE."
BLUE STEM SMOOTH HEAD-ttRED."
PURPLE STRAW TFARDED-"RED."
LEE, TAYLOR h CO,
Sept. lstb.] Lvnchburg, "a.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

Or. p. 4 Nelson oeers his services IN the pr4e-
tice Of Medicine, % the citizens q aorristown and
surrounding country. Once next door To FlssA-
mans Tailor Shop nearly opposite the Court house.
None but tire very J,sst SEASONED lumber used
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

The stock Of prints Lar est Ersscoe's cannot
be surpassed both quantity and quality, which
they are Offering >; very low figures.
large lot u Gne jevelFy Of al The latest styles
just received BY Earnest 4 Brisoos.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

ORIG. & ATT. BILL.-B. A. Mcfarland, survi-
Oving partner Of B. A. Mcfarland Co., vs. A. J.
GiIlett and D. A. Minis admr.--In this cause il APP
pcariug to tue Clerk s Master that the defendant,
A. j. Gillett is q nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee 50 that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him. II is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Morristown Gazette
notifying said nonresident defendant to appear be-
the Chancery Court of Cooke county to be held
at the court house in Newport Depot, on WedueE-
day after the 4th Monday Of February, 1873, then
aud there to plead, answer denur to said bil or
the same viii be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing parte as to him.
II. \. ROADMAS, c. < ~. -
uctB-4w Printers Zee 3.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
A Card Of Thanks.

We return thanks to the people of
Morristown and vicinity for their
kindness to ourselves and daughter,
during our affection in their midst.
JOHN PRYDE.
MARY A. PRYDE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

DR.. @. T Magee has just received
a supply Of fresh vaccine matter
and is prepared to vaccinate all who
desire it. We would urge our PEG
pie to attend to having their families
vaccinated 81 once.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

TIME Adyocate contains Is quarto
4 pages of solid reading matter, of four
columns each, exclusive of advertise
mems, and Handsomely printed. 1t is
devoted to the business interests of the
farmer and planter is ably edited. and
aims to secure the union and co opera
ton of all agricultural interests; market
reports from all the leading market.
Single subscriptions co per anHum
Clubs Of 5 at So so; Clubs Of 10 at
Sc 90; Clubs of 20 at 10 90; being
the cheapes. paper published in the United
States.
AS an advertising medium it has no
superior. Its circulation is now 10000
and rapidly increasing. Rates low. Ad-
dress Advocate Publishing Company,
Jackson, Tenn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
Fanev Goods and ConfeetIonerIes.

BeadHteads, bureauIA, safes, cribs, vaAhztands
etc, always On hand Gus. Arrs-S's
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

Two cases of small pox are re-
ported at Rheatown, in Greene
county.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
Il NJ HHI no HHULEs4LE FHIIB tIhkENI
CONNECTED
LEE, TAYLOR & Co
Wholesale and Retail
GFoeerH. Commission Merchants and
Produce Brokers
Ne. II Bridge street. LyHrhbuFg Virginia

Ne. II Bridge street. LyHrhbHFg. Virginia
LEScHBUE0. Nov -, 1871
Several changes % which we ssI attention wheat
continues * active demand a. revised quotations
fer al merchandise lots condition and qall-
iity. Corn dun. Rye wanted. oats, plenty and
neglected. Flour, IL Bsrrels in steady demand;
Also Bags, at Is cents per Barrel less tazn II in
wood A. yet weather is unsuitable f9r slzaghtsrlng
and consequently Pothiug doing II Pork. Produce
generally steady at revised quotations.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

It i not rhySic which may give temporary
LEI to th6 sufferer for the first few doses. but which
from continued Gze brings Piles and kindred dis
eases - aid IN weakening the invalid, D"r - It =
d0cter-d IL auT, which. under tie 2oPulS name Of
Bitter " Is 60 extensively PslI1e6 a public
~ sovereign remedies, but 4 IS a most powerful
Tonic and Alternative, pronounced B. by the lead
ing medical aIItl .,rti-s Of London end Paris. and
has been long used by the regular ysicians ct 9th
-. .-r..L -.-.a-I.l -..-.-L.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13
Dp. Wells Extract Of JDTDbGb2

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the plant
and must be taken = 2 rInaneTt curative agent.
i there want Of action In your Liver and
spleen? Unless relieved a. once the blood he-
impure by deleterIous secretiCs, producing
serofulous skin diseases, Botches, Felous, rus
tules, CankeT, I1Ioplss, &c, sc.
Take JEfubeba t. cleanse, purify aud restore tho
vitiated bio 70 healthy actl0n.
Have you DySpepliCbtOmach? Unless diges-
ton Is promptly aided the system Is debltaed with
loss Of vital force poverty Of the Blood, DroPsicsl
Tendency, General Weakness or Lassltude.
Take it to assist Digestion without reaction, it
vii lmpart youthful v5gar to the weary sufferer.
Have you Weakness OF the InteSIiHeS? You
are in danger Of Chrcric DisrrhuR or the dreadful
Inflammation Of the Bowels.
Take 1t TO aley irritation and ward of tendency
to inhammati0us.
Have you weakness Ofthe Uterine or Urinary
Organs? Eou must procure instant relief or you
are liable to suffering worse than DEATH
Take It TO strengthen organic weakness or life be-
comes burden.
Finally il should be frequently taken to keep the
system IL perfect health you are otherwise IN
great danger Of malarisl miasmatic OF contagious
diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Platt St. New York
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar Uer Bottle. send for Circular
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-11-13

Go and examine A. II. Arnett's patent WaAhStGnd-
It Is Ike the negr0's rabbit-gcod FOR everything
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

A young lady who has just returned
from Europe. advises her friend not 10 90
there, "unless you are sure that you know
enough TO appreciate the beauties OF Eu-
rope. 1t lends such charm TO Italy to
remember that among those groves of OIL
i've the immortal Beethoven seulptured the
Medecean Venus and Shakespeare compos-
ed the sublime poem of Paradise Lost"
A San Francisco preacher expresses the
unqualified belief that if Judas Iscariot had
lived in that city he would never have
hanged himself, but would have stood a
couple of trials, disbursed his thirty pieces
of silver in judicious manner, and been a
free man to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

Miseell

WARN FEET. A correspondent of the
American AgricultHTist furnishes that
paper with the following remarks on
warm feet. which remarks are admira-
bly, calculated for his latitude:
To 90 with cold feet is TO undermine
the constitution, and this half the WON
en- and The girls are doing. They have a
habit OF cold feet aud an accompanying
habit Of i'll health. Thick home-knit
wooden stockings are not very hshiona-
bic. Oice, no coun,rv cir. was reckoned
fl Ia be marie until she had knit her
pllloW-cdse lull oi stoceiugs, but il is not
80 nov. do not regret that less han d
knitting i done now than formerly but
| hope we shall not give mp warm wool
len stockings Tor winter until we can re-
place them with something better.
Merino, or the common 'boughten'
white wool stockings, are rather Thin.
but some of u supplement them with an
additional pair oi cotton stockings. wear
ing the cotton or the WOODEN palr next
the fee, a, ind vidualS prefer. Cold
feet are often caused. at least in part. bv
too ij-ht classics or bands az the tops of
the stockings, or by tight shoes. or shoes
tight ia the ankles. These interfere
with The circulation of the blood. aud
there cannot be- comfortable degree
OF warmth without a good circn laIinn
and acrA,ipu oi blood. M last lesson
in this matter CAM from btbN.s expert
ence lA~l September. Shdd@nA She
contra ci "a h9blt Of Ia. ing cold feet
and ws.l " warmed them tide >kin ~ecm-
ed hlut tit ftl- i've. ~u1-">. = The
uHci nt nt'H. 4 t.i ta.h Ili not seem
urc.~-if * ~. jHc .crf. y icu. %
l. or.-iGt4t loan. s4i4 herr H4kl4 49, hai
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

BEEs Tie weight ofan empty hive
should be known, and in the fall. each
colony should be weighed. and il to be
winterei indoors. allowed twenty
pounds Of honey. On the arrival OF cold
weather they are ta be removed to dry +.
dark room. having temperature OF
thirty or forty degrees, given upward
ventilation. protected from mice, and
allowed to fly out during warm days.
For those not well acquainted with
the management Of bees, it i safest to
winter them on the simmer stands.
Strong colonies, with twenty-five or
thirty pounds Of honey, holes through
the center of the combs, to allow COM
munication, upward ventilation, and
well protected from the effects of the
cold winds. will nearly always winter
successfully in the open air. Exchange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

Multitudes of people eat when they do
not feel any appetite. simply because it :
the regular eating time, apprehending that
if they do not then eat they will afterward
become hungry when IT may be very iucoL-
venient and even impossible to get any
thing at all to eat. TITS forcing food in
to the stomach against the instincts OF the
body is wicked waste of power Is ii.h'
ing against nature, and puts man below
the brutes which perish. for they never 90
against their instincts Irrc-uafby i..
meals i dangerous habit; hnt il j. nct +
wise to force food into a reluctant STOMACH
for the sake of regularity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

DANGER FROM WET CLoTHEs.-Few
persons understand fully the reason why
wet clothes exert such chilling influence
Ii is simply this: Water when it evapo-
rates carries off an enormous amount of
heat. in what is called latent form. One
pound of water in vapor contains as much
heat as nine or ten pounds of liquid. and
all this heat must. of course, be taken
from the body. If our clothes are mois-
tened with three pounds of water-that is,
if, by getting wet, they are rendered three
pounds heavier-these three pounds will,
in drying, carry off as much heat as would
raise three gallons of ice cold water to
the boiling point. No wonder that damp
clothes chill us, and are considered danger :
Gus to health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

4 QUESTION FOR TIE PURIc.-A Ger
tain man sold 10 two other men. jpl acres
of land for $500. Each paid 500. ana was
to have an equal share Of the land: bu' on
fndiu. that one portion was better Than
the other. one a.rc, 10 pay - cents more
per acre than the other. aul oi cHurs" i.-
ceive- les, land. As he pays only $500
how much land viii each receive. aud how
much per acre will each pay:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

A tTER an extensive practice OF upwards of
~ Thirty years, continues to secure Pa'ents H..
the United States; also in Great Britain, France
and other foreign countries. Caveats, >peciIra-
tions, Assignment, and all other papers for Pa
patch. Rescarc hes made to determine the validity
and stihiy ofPatcnts of Inventions, and le-Al
and other advice rendered ia MI matters touching
the same. Copies OF the claims Of any patent
furnished by RENTING one dollar. \ Assignments
recorded IN Washington.
No 4geHcg in the EHite States poSsess6sSHleg is Y
'actlfics for obtdiHiaq Patents dsctrfdinttg ne
probability ofiHrsHtiens.
All necessity OF journey 70 Washington to
procure a Patent, ana the usual great delay there
are here saved inv,ntots.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy me of the tostSGdhpie and
SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom nave htd
offiri.l intercourse. tHA~. NJ N~i\-
Comm. sSiuncr OF r.f"uts
Il have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ j man atSrt competent anil
trustworthy, 1nr more capable ut FnNtl x ihclr
applications in "a form "a secure them Hr tarl Z
aud fayorI BILE onsidvratton AZ the f1tvns One'.
Edmund BJRkE'
Late tb.utut -ipurt ~ ihH Ni7,
" Mr.. Eddy has mate iur tlC rVrf IiIlEIA ~
piicHtions for rAIcnt,, having ucru -urre~~lui iu
almost every cast such UuWt-tae4uiv proof 81
great talent auI ability oH hl- Uarf, i'au- ~, tu
recommend an inventors Nv apriy tn hilu lu rrp
cure their parents, thcy tnay by -ufv -t uANu =
the moot faithful attention br~taW ',Luu tt,.
cases, aud at yery lca~nuabIe charges,
JDtlN iAttAlti-
Boston Jau. f1.2-ly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

The unhappiest case OF runaway hors-
es just now are those that run away at
the nose.
Boys in the West continue to play
with revolyers, and attend their sisters
funerals soon alter.
Topeka woman wants divorce
because her husband sleeps with a re-
volver under his pillow.
A faithful minister prayed on thanks.
giving day for the absent members who
Were prOs' rated on beds of sickness and
chairs of wellness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

A colony ofcommunists, 500 strong,
il established in Iowa. They own So
600 acres.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-12-26

General News.
The deaths in Boston the pas, wett
were is; from small pox 81.
-Vice-Prc,idcui toifax len Washington
last week Tor New lork to meet Tie stucT-
holders Of the New ork Tribune.
EDWIN FoKREsr. the ,ragcdiau. died i4
an appoplec'ic tit. at hi re- drncc ia fhlIa- F..
del hia. ON Thursday morning Lat.
As ON MAS kuLrp ron i-MoAiY
b ,>fou. Dec. 7.-Asr.n Wood. ci-nl
years old. who Asd 100 thr ,a-, lr7ft ut
Acton. wa- found murdered This moru'r-
il, his dwelling, H. Wa- reported iu Aa'c
considerable money Robbery "a,
j tt,otcdly he "hjr,, oithc murder
\ Boots RUBl The Amo Stanton
ruby. which 10 r,pre-cttcd 10 ~ n"r.N
$3.50 600. va. te>tcd by lapidarie~ -nl
proved to be soit garnet "olih A,.
500.
The old notion That oaorou~ hoW'.-
are Injurious to the health seems 10 have
been quite overturned 10y some recent cN-
per!ments. 1t i, found that flowers Mi.h
powerful perfume. -aeh q, the hyaciuthe.
heliotrope, misno~ tie. ETC.. devcl'pr
large quantities Of Zone, which arc 81
great hygienic yalnc 30 The publication NJ
the AR IN marshy districts
We learn from iuc Portland i'r... .I.t
Collector Wa>hharu. ia Friday evening,
,''',,' ~
STEAMER BLNNt-lhere j "f'""H
agitation IN Washington A- - 'Ar ~
'Ne' - ''e
'''''''''''u '''"' NV p ~ 't'''N''
'''''''e''' ~ '''N> ''' '"' p">'''''' ''.'
H = P''o'''' IT. W.T. '' r. '''''''-
r ri ~ W ''N'
Seal good lir- are Citing ~Aar n
a phoor> money " lis. Aiz bt.4iH,-
N''s uneasy
-N".f-made men are mos, 4.wuz alt tea
hc a leetle too proud az the jh
ia,tery n like ice krcan, w. pa.t &
a leetle at a time aud often.
Nos, ,,.,,.t.. ,.,..,..- ,t... ..,.,i... a. ,i..
.-,nSa--,h.. ,,.'.rt ;.,r,i..f..
= -
heaven ~ ever Kind Nv uh-'he l.'''
s'o' A1iht.-"N oar oacks - IT,"
.-.. - .
t,,..,.
'i''e a ~ u'iie' 81 ."e'A +
-''''I i y'N' y'>' ia ''' ''".'' .... pose
-Suckces, IL quite o,,..,. l.,,- 7-r-'-- o..
fr,r, ,or . MAJ, LIN, .r,,.,,,c il M, n,
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinE-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

~ Among the grea,
!. !. /. !. |. !. !. |.
Wk3A discoveries of modern
Iw4N - ~ science, few are OF
$500 N more real value TO
FEN mankind than this ef-
hlVA ~ fectual remedy for all
NIX - diseases Of the Throat
J ~ 2 ard Lungs. vast
a AA trial Of its virtues
sLEAH throughout this and
kAiLN other countries, has
lxSzxY shown that il does
surely and effectually
control them. The testimony of our best cti-
Yens. II all classes. establishes the fact that
CHERRY PECroB,L will and docs relieve ana
cure the affecting disorders of the Threat and
IunEs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
vts' 10 IL power; and cases Of Consumption.
curci ~ ths preparation, are publicly known,
81 remarkable rs hardly to be believed. were
they net proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
v IL adequate, On which the public may rely
tYr full pracctjou. Bv curing Coughs, tile
flrerinucr, of more serious disease, il saves un-
numbered lives. and amount Of suffering not
ID ~ computed. Il challenges trial, and con
vinyes the most sccptical. Every family should
keep it on hand rs a protection ngains, the early
and uuporreivcd attack Of Pulmonary Alice
ilnns which are easily met AZ first but which
become iucurh,e. and too often fatal, II neg
lc-'ri Teulsr lungs need this defence: and il
Is unwi-e tn be without Il. As = safeguard 10
i,ircn, amid the distressing diseases which
tr-e. tina Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHEREY
PrCroRNL ia invaluable; for, by It's timely use
mI.fitGi,s are rescued FROM premature grnye-
ani -1yei tn tho love and affection centred Oh
tlcm. L a-ts speedily and surely against ordi
nary co'l.. securing sound and health rcstoring
s'ene No oac viii suffer troublesome Infiu.
cnHn pAtutUI Bronchitis, when they know
h5N- easily they can he cured.
-. -.n1,y tie product Of long, laboriou', and
successful chemical investigation. no cost or toll
Il .nl~r.i in masking every bottle in the utmost
ta--'hi perfection. Il may b. confidently relied
u"11 H+ possessing nh .i.s virtues Il has ever
exhibited. and capable Of producing
memorable thu greatest il has ever effected.
PREPARED ny
Dr.. j. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
'-t" NV tff uEUGGt>rs EvrRYwHrRE.
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Vinegar f;ttt~rs a.-...t ts.t fancy nrt.
-- l'-.-lf y. FRI. ar4 k-.a,r
--t-u-l t' ~ -ass ~
..ae s--,." K-,'re-,
g.. -.- 'r "U % dean Nr-a~st and .n.
..-, r.t.e tern t#s nt..c f4ut.
t-+' ua. .a0a. K ra a.4Att
't-.. . ...rs- snt 4 I-'e s..rHG
80 ;'F''.f - Tie
...r.f -ri'frr a 4 fsa'7r.us
aH- T, s-f.-.hf<
* t 't Hey A+- sA'y
To tHf.r .ts. rsr-a j .u silc.t
E, t-'s~
- F-r-nn can take these .....r. accord
f' .E n.re lra'.art
tsrt tf' fH'N,H 7r a'hEf
---.a ss4'-4 LeS5ad '.e at
D,.p~p>t, ~ Indigestion. ii-ltt.'- Elm
.fr. re ..~-f III t.e H~.f. II III
7 sar' sIr af r' t- >,.ri,', H'4 lave
i: zig NT-'H. ----. - '4''n 81 Tie
Hef. 'ir I'.. r. '''- frS - =
NJ. ~ -ta IN t.str c'ur--.Htt
80 ,..-r, r.. r., .l.r.s.,-rr,r,'
H---f hi t.- 'l'l n .1niafa1.i. TN f-
f F." 'a' '-~-- m Y .--s e. s. Fly -5 --. -a aa
-->. .' '.'-.- ''. e'f'' r -9S' r-F'-'
'or l"h'n'matory and Chronic Rhe"-
ninti-nI '' -.h. r.taarI .~atpn. "a aH'
'.-.H#.f-Hf -r-rr. l..s~4-~t ut -h-
1---.e ->s. - fa@ !t- .-r. '--r- ''-rt base
~rnr >.F p -rrr@s l-~ caasrt ~
-H ttt r- Grady .s-- -@s.! y! -sfa-s az
r se" sa.t
They ar a Gentle PurEaiive a. wei a.
T"ntr. ..r.-T a'' t.- bra. o. rHsf.t -t 4,-.as
a. nHH --t.F r~ r-e-ss .Hn NJ l. Hsas-
't"7 lt9f aa t>-rA- 1rs4as i44 III A .ai
y -Htrt
For shin Disease. T-e'ar' T-.s- S,'t-
.'r. $3.50. e. Cd. i'.r,. rs &c.. g, t4r-
q .se rast. Sl.4 liv,t N7fe i've, t-..
~ W --..a Al Ht af tl- a.-. H4nars
s-. v.st-t-r aia~ ~, u.t.--.
us .t.4 s,-.-i re u tae .y.,e-, ~ 4
IF '.-,- + ,.--, one ba,,'- n
..a a..-,a e.a.#-s a. r.-.. .4..e4...a, u .hs.t
ttraI4~r the Initiated BLOOD = .r-v~- yal
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BROKLEDANK.

So Parties seeking Reliable Insurance are
respectfully invited and will find it TO their advan
tage to confer with me before making their engag.
monte. 2mosAo
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INSURANCE CO.. has Assets in the

UNITED STATES now exceeding those Of any
American Fire Company also OF amy Foreg Co..
ia a .dition 70 which IL. la ge- assets abroad
readily available sncSn by the payment o. Its
Chicago losses.
The following Message has been received by
Cable:
ITO the Liverpool. London and Globe Insur-
snee Company. William street New York. Draw
for LOSS AT BOSTON As REQ JIRED."
signed
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I-TT--5 Tl.rT :
T. "A n .-r1 Il .1ctl P .Iufl-rs. I've setter
-Htr.., I y nr-s. as tiscy advance ia TEL " ID
"a. .l ttrl ...s ot ne Hn-set I5 eHl-i against
FAKE . q a, az " a. <ERs NisEsAR EirT.ss once
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Money for an informant.

Money for an informant.
In CASH, the sum of FIFTY DOLLARS
will be paid Tor INFORMATION sufficient TO CON
yict any person OF injuring, or doing damage TO
the Hancock Society Fair Groupd- or Lixtures al nd
also. for like information tor damage heretofore
done. The reward will be paid on COW iction an
the name Of the infoTmer will be suppressed, IN
SIS required absolutely to coayict the accused.
Per vote OF the Trustees.
SAMUEL WATSON. Secretary.
East Surry, Dec 2, lsT2. Ssfs
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DIR, RAILWAYS
CkpCkpApllIIAN RFS0l VENT

rN> NNur THF No~T ASTONISHING CURE:
80 Ltf X "a RAPID = III THE CHANCE
IHT 10y EDFRGors I'NUFI; IHF rs
ffrf- 'f THIS Truly MuNul.I :.
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crate raj thoushnd. g-.sA ~ }f~s.,e
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FEVER AND aGtE.
FEVER AND AGTE ,.feI f-r raf oetts. Thsre I,
? slsi sr.ti il tbs aaiii thst WlA sure Ft.sr
. q Ac1c ari IA othsr Naas'.us Rions, s1aist IT,
r.lou. and s.lrs ..tr. taidea b. RAILWAY =
y ~ - C-Hs a. EipwAY'S READY RELIEF.