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7 A S T c A l. L.
EOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

! now offer for sale my farm, known as the
" Langdon Farm, on Town Hill. in New Haven,
consisting Of 220 acres Of the choicest land in
Addison County, well fenced, and in high state of
cultivation. 1t has first class dwelling house
containing fourteen rooms, in the best condition,
good barns and adapted to the wants of the farm.
The location of the place is most desirable.
have also for sale fine pasture of 1875 acres near
by the main farm, also well fenced and well wat.
cred.
Stock and farming implements at low rates.
Part Of the purchase money can lie mort.
gage. SETH LANGDON.
New Haven, Vt, Jan IL, 2s72 AZ SIN
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To the weak, the worn, and the weary, the Cd
tor of the Boston Recorder says, 1--WE can most un.
hestatingly recommend tho Peruvian Syrup a
protected solution of the protoxide OF iron, to all
the weak, the worm and the weary, having richly
experienced Its benefits. II possesse. all tie
qualities claimed for it by its proprietor.
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fe-t mon society OF vermont Officers.
The Re- Union Society met at IL O..
clock at Burlington, with an uncommon.
ly good attendance of officers, Tor the bus.
mess meeting. The President Mr.. Geo.
p. Foster, called the Society to order,
and the records Of the last meeting were
read by the Recording Secretary, Mai.
J. S. Peck.
The following were appointed com.
mttce to nominate officers for the cnsu.
ing year.
!alst Rcgt., Maj. l.. G. Kingsley 2nd
Regt, Capt. D. 7. Sharpley 3ri Regt.,
Col. W. &. Veazcy 4th Regt., Lieut..
L. p. Kinsman; 9th Regt., Capt. s. f.
Burnham; 9th Regt., Capt. +. T.. But.
terfeld; 18th Regt., Capt j. l.. Mosely :;
Sth Regt., Maj. }. l.. Barstow 9th
Regt., Adjt., j. c. Stearns 10Th Regt.,
Maj. j. A. Salisbury; 18th Regt., Capt.
H. r. Chase; 18th Regt., Lieut.. G. G.
Benedict; 18th Regt,, Maj j. L. Peck ;
18th Regt.. Adjt., j. NJ. Poland; 10th
Regt., Lieut.. X. IIaskins; 18th Regt.,
Capt. c. d. Brainerd lst Cavalry, Capt
A &, Watson; LIST Battery, Lieut. w L
Grcenleaf % Battery, Capt John W
Chrse 3D. Battery, Capt II II Start ;
lst Sharpshooters Gen. W Y W Rip
ley.
The Treasurer, Gen. p. p. Pitkin. pro.
scented his report, showing a balance of
s20.39 in the Treasury. The report
was accepted and ordered on file.
The Society spent the remainder of the
morning hour and portion of the after.
noon in discussing the place of the next
annual meeting. Montpelier was finally
selected. 1t is expected the time will be
fixed at some time during the session of
the legislature.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President, General Stephen Thomas ;
Vice Presidents, Major n. p. Bowman,
Paymaster Albert S, Kenney, U. S. Ma.
Wy; Treasurer, General p. p. Pitkin ;
Recording Secretary, Major j. S. Peck
Corresponding Secretary, Adjt j. c.
Stearns Executive committee, Captain
John w. Clark, Montpelier; Lieutenant
Kittredge Haskins, Brattleboro Major
John w. Newton, st. Adams.
The following resolution was adopted
Rosolctd, That the Executive Committee b,
instructed TO enquire into the expediency of en-
larging this society as to admit non-commis
stoned officers and enlisted men as members and
if deemed expedient ia prepare amendments t
the constitution and bylaws to that effect, to b,
acted on at the next annual meeting.
The address by Senator Edmunds wa.
worthy of n moro extended notice thar
we are able to give it, and delivered il
his happy style The large audience as.
sembled at the city hall to hear it, mani.
tested their qualification by unmistakable
signs.
About $50 persons many ladies', sat
down to the society dinner at the Var
Ness House. 1t was pleasant affair
though the post prandial exercises were
cut short by the lack Of time allowed by
the programme for this exercise.
A social hop followed, in which large
number Of the officers participated, and
evidently enjoyed that part of the ro-un
ion quite as much as any OF it.
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The Importance Of giving Sherdaus Cavalry
Condition Powders to horses that have been out
in the cold rain stood in cold wind, or drank too
much cold water, cannot be over estimated no
man should be without them who owns good
horse
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Governor Hoffman hes carefully stud
led the signs Of the times, and from the
strong terms in which he condemns ballot
stufing and legislative bribery one would
never suspect that he owed his election to
votes for which no voters conld be found.
But his conversion is complete and I'M
questionably honest, and most Of his rec
concentrations arc wise, and he shows adj
mirablc good sense in emitting from his
message all discussion of national politics.
In the matter of street professions he in
sst that whatever laws arc passed should
secure equal privileges to men of whatcv-
er politics, of whatever race. color or
creed.
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For Sale.

Farm situated on Town Hill, in New Haven,
containing 10 acres Of choice land, suitably di-
vided into meadow, pasture and wood. Well
watered. Brick House, wood shed, horse barn,
corn house, hay barn 80 by So, with plenty of
sheds attached. Cut $500 worth Of hay the past
season. Terms made known on application to
the owner 43 l.. A. LANGD0N.
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At the annual meeting OF the New
York Methodist Sunday School Union, on
Wednesday, Bishop Morris was chosen
president of the board of managers. A
thousand dollars each was appropriated
for Sunday school work in Germany, In.
dia and South America.
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Profitable Business
ATTENTION.
Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers

Astonishing cures by Drs. kline and Lindley,
at the Philadelphia Cancer Institute. s3l AIch
St, Philadelphia, Pa. At Branch Offices, by DR.
McMichaol, 81 Niagara ST., Buffalo, n. Y; and
by DR.. Evarts, over 81 Gcuesee ST., Auburn,N NY.
Wondr-fal Cancer AniidOtes
No Knife. No Caustio Medicines. No Blood.
Little Pain. For particulars, call on or address
either Of the above
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THE PEOPLE POURING IN.

As early as three o'clock Friday morn
ing people began to pour in from the
country round about to see the remains,
and the hotel keepers were given no rest.
At the Baptist church the crowd was
increased immensely from eleven o'clock
until one, and two dense professions
moved up the stairs to the auditorium,
which was tastelully decorated with
black and white, the modern and the an
tique symbols Of mourning. Upon the
railing of the organ were the words in
white letters upon black ground, "In
the midst of life We arc in death"
The floral decorations were even more
profuse than at the Revere House. BY
moor there was real rush at the church,
and the officers around the coffin were
compelled to continuity force the crowd
forward.
Fisk was very popular in Brattlcboro.
lie had not an enemy in the whole town.
Every place Of business was closed, and
the the Offices and even the private
houses bore the insignia of mourning.
Rev. Mr.. jenkins, the well-known
clergyman of Brattleboro, and Rev. DR..
Flagg, the chaplain of the Ninth Regi
ment, efhciated at the funeral. Jay
Gould was not present.
Fisk was buried in his beautiful family
lot in the Hill Top Cemetery.
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JAMES FISK, JR.
Died January 9TH, 1872,
Aged 81 wears.

- y
The coffin way very massive with a
gilt rail, and was lined with white satin
tringcd with half an inch of solid silver.
Wreaths of smilax were disposed here
and there.
A large number Of strangers, mainly
from New York, attended the funeral.
A body guard Of the Ninth Regiment un-
der command Of Lieut.. CRANE, accompan-
led their late commanders remains from
New y ork.
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Chicago has from $4,000 persons need
ing daily rations. to say nothing of their
other wants. The distribution of sup
plies is admirably systcmat:zcd, and no
really deserving people are permitted to
20 hungry or cold, and very few under
serving succeed in eyading the sharp eyes
and omnipresent surveillance of the ac-
tive corps of officers charged with the
distribution of charity 1t is great
thing to know that the gifts Of the kind
are not misapplied, and equally impor-
tant to remember that thousands of peo-
pie in that city are still fed upon the
crumbs that fall from the table of the
kind, and are clothed with the raiment of
charity.
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HUNTINGTON, VI, Del. I1tE, IolI
Dr.. ;. W. SNYTm
DEAR Slg,-lt is one year since you began to
treat me for Chronic Catarrh, which at that time
had troubled me for about four years; your treat
mcnt removed tho disease 80 that for tho past
eight months have had no return Of it, and | now
feel as time advances that the cure is permanent.
skillful treatment. 1t has the double merit OF
being entirely satisfactory while the treatment
continues, and is permanent and lasting in it. re-
suits afterwards.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY BALLARD
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ISOR SALE.

EOR SALE
have 500 CEDAR POSTS which l will sell
cheap for cash at my house. al;
W. T. DENIsoN.
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Mi0olrburp 8toister.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1872.

The French Minister of War has decid-
ed that in future white or dapplcd gray
horses shall not be employed in military
service;that experience of the late war hav.
ing proved that the animals of those col
ors offer an excellent mark for the enc.
my's artillery. White horses being re.
gardcd by the veterinary profession as
Emphatic, were condemned during the
siege as unsuited for human consumption.
The Kansas Democratic Committee
have agreed to publish an address recon
mending that the Missouri (passive) pol
icy be adopted by the National Democra-
cy in the National campaign of 1872.
One of their number has been authorized
to appoint time when a Convention
shall be held to select delegates to a
National Convention, the object of which
shall be to withdraw the Democratic par.
ty from an active part in the nomination
Of candidate for President.
CANNOT READ NOR Manufactured
Eaton, commissioner Of education, has
prepared his annual report, and as finally
made up it will be paper of great in
tcrest. From the tables therein it APP
pears there are 100000 persons in the
United States who cannot read and write,
four-ffths Of whom are in the Southern
States The illtcratcs credited to New
England are as follows Maine, 49, 47 ;
New Hampshire, 1926; Vermont, H.
700; Massachusetts, 97,724 Rhode Is
land, 81 sol Connecticut, 29,5Ss
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@. p. M II A D.
Real Estate Agent.
A TALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Only miles from Mid1ebury Village, con.
timing $50 acres of choice land; 40 acres in timber
ana wood, the balance about equally divided in
meadow and pasture land. A story house 40
40 with l. IL = -, painted and blinded with
excellent cellar, &c. Barns in splendid condition
Horse barn 81 = 81, one 80 25 one 40 r 40 with
good cellar undcr the center. 30 y 40, these three
barns, clapboarded and painted, with shed 30 \ 40
short distance from the above described barns
are four others. One 80 = 49, one 30D 40 with
shed 20 40, making ms complete barn acommo
dations as we can find on any farm in Addison
County. there is an abundance of water on the
farm, good fences, plenty Of fruit, &c. tits loca
ted in pleasant neghborhood, and in every re-
spect desirable farm. Terms easy.
o.. MEAD,
39iu Real Estate Agt
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millions of Pairs sold,
.SIL We r TIPPED
Boots and Shoes. AZ

sIOMES FOR SALE,
l. IN sHoREHAM VILLAGE, VT.
Two or three houses and lots in good locality.
a, prices IRON $500 to $1,000 each iron axle
wagon, to use single or double with pole and
thills, aud hayrack, de; and other things too
numerous to mention. For information aud
terms, call on the subscriber in Shoreham village
Z. 8. ATWOOD
shoreham, Vt, Nov. 81, 1871. 36;u
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A BARRIER 70 a RETURN TO SrEcIE
PAYMESTs.-lt may not be generally
known that in case all the greenbacks
were drawn in by contraction save one
ten dollar bill, the holder thereof could
not get gold for it at the Treasury except
in violation of law. Every dollar of coin
in the Treasury is pledged to the pay
ment of the principal and interest Of the
bonds, and hence before specie payments
can be resumed that compact with the
public creditors must be change; and, in.
asmuch as these creditors have an un-
doubted right to bold the Government to
the terms of the bond, just how change
is to be effected does not appear. How
ever, five may not reach specie payments
as the law now stands, we can come with
in one per cent. Of it, which viii amount
TO nearly the same thing
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The report of Mr.. George William Cur
It's for the Civil Service Commission is a
highly creditablc paper, and contains
much food for the serious reflection OF
some of our Senators 1t plainly says
that the chief national appointments in
the several states are now really made
not by the President and the Senate, but
at the pleasure Of the senator's from the
states in which the Office is to be filed.
The President may have personal knowl-
edged Of the unftness of certain persons
whose appointment is sought, but if the
senators from the state are in favor Of
those person, the President must yield
his knowledge to their pleasure, or the
Offices must remain untitled. The Prcsi.
dent deals with the senators in a let-alone
way, leaving them to retail the offices to
whom they please, the appointccs paying
for their appointments in hard cash or
political service, il not both.
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4 RTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

l. AND Incorporation Of
THE VERMONT FIRE PROOF ROOFING CO.,
Organized October 30th, ISL under tho provis.
ions Of the act Of the Legislature entitled can
act relating to Private Corporations by voluuta-
~ association" Approved November %, 1870.
Article !. This company shall he known by
the name II the Vermont Fire Proof Roofing Com
pany.
Article H. The business Of this company shall
he the manufacture and sale Of Coles roofing
coping and tile, in Middlcbury VT, for the State
of Vermont.
Article III. The Capital Stock Of said Com
pany shall be fifteen thousand dollars, to be di-
yided into shares Of one hundred dollars each
Article W The officers Of this company shall
be President Board Of Direc ors, Secretary, and
Treasurer.
f. p. FLETCIFR,
W. =. NASH
a. S. BARTON Directors
EBEN SMITH,
P1IIL0 JEWETT,
Middlebury, Dec 80, 1871. I2;3w
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Truth and Poetry.-Milton puts into the
mouth OF Lucifer, in paradise Lost" tbcse
memorable words:
TO DE WEAK is ArIsERADLE."
Never was truer sentence written than
thls-supposed to be wrung from tho arch
neno IN his impotence and agony. Every VIC
tim OF nervous debility, or Of that distressing
languor which is one OF the accompaniment
OF dyepepsia and bilioueness, can testify to
the misery of mind and body which they in
volve.. The motive power of the system is
partially paralyzed; the mind is haunted by
anxiety and fear; and the sufferer is as inca
pable OF applying himself energetically to
any kind OF business as if he were under the
benumbing influence Of catalcpey. This ter
fible mental and physical condition need not,
however, be endured for forty. eight hours by
any human being. PLANTATION B1TTERs is an
absolute. specific for all the tolmeuts which
deranged stomach, a disordered liver and
shattered nerves superinduce.
:, Hs- The worst Coughs Yield, as if magic. to
the wonderful curative powers Of DR.. Piercs's
ooIoen hIeolc&I discovery. Aug 8 10
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a. Removal of Furniture Store.

QsRSAskH5z25Hn WE, the undersigned, beg
friends and Ike public tha, hat
We have removed our entire
STOCK OF FURNITURE to our now ware rooms,
which we have erected OIL the uite of Janney's
olo hotei, and Will be pleased to have thoso
in need Of anything in our line to give us n
call, as we tlatter ourselves that we can give
Just as good bargains as any house in The
south, as we buy from none but the most
Ienaoio manuta cturcrs in New York, Phi'a-
delphia, Baltimore. Cincinnati and Louisville
All orders promptly attended to. Particu-
lar attention given to repairing, packing and
)obblng. Funerals served in the very hest
manner. FAGAN BROS.
Aupu.t10
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Iris5 Champagne!

t'0 o11N1K1Pu6 HC
VES, IRISH CHAMPAGNE! Why mott
Il Was not the great Apostle of Temper.
ance. fnther Mathew, an Irshman? Still
were he alive to-day, lie would quaff a cnp OF
TINS beverage. and, emacking his lips, bless
the man who invented Irish Champagne.'
ms can be drank with perfect safety by the
Templars, Sons of Malta, Sons of Temper.
ance, or anybody else's sons or daughters.
nasons, brick-layers, chimney.sweeps-i
iact, anybody, particularly those who wear
Grant hats and Greeley hats5 or their own
hats, are invited fraternally TO imbibe iat
your own expense, mind!) this superlativeIy
delicious beverage.
This notice would have been further ex.
TENDED. but man borrowed our ictionary.
anu several big words we intended to use are
necessarily omitted; but when that man ro.
tuTns that Dictionary, the public may expect
to he ar from US again.
May 18 GEORGE RYNfMERs
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.- The Northern
mail opens at 2.3O P. NJ; closes l2. 90
A. M. Charleston day mail opens 4.3O
p. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens 700 A. NJ; closes 6. IS
P. M. Greenville mail opens Gas P.
NJ; closes 600 A. M. Western opens
and closes 1.30P. NJ. Wilmington opens
23O F. NJ; closes 11.30 A. M. On
Sunday Office open from 3 to 4P. NJ.
A large and varied lot of cards, suita-
BILE for weddings. invitntions, visiting
and business purposes, have just been re-
oeived at this Office, which, owing to the
dull season, will be printed at very low
rates.
The advertising agency of Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, represented by Ros-
we'll L. Logan, Esq, is the only author
lied agency for this paper in Charleston.
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On marriage.-Happy relief for Younp
Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed, New method Of treat
ment. new and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed enyelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug II 3mo
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How tho World was Peonled

How tho World was Peopled.
NEUROLOGICAL LECTURE. By Row
~ Edward Fontaine. So. A'o''
n thoughts ut upon Government. BY Arthur
Konaghing 1t. By Mark Twain. Illustrated.
At Home and Abroad. By John P. Kennedy
rosters Life of Charles Dickens. 50.
Ialnns Notes on hngland. t2 so.
Ire-Historic Times. By Sir John rphhoot
Popular Life OF Gen. II. E. Len. '''''oeA'
and other new publications, for pale At
June Il. j.. BKYAN'S Booksiorc.
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Special Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH
COLUMBIA. Aupust IN 1Q

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
COLUMBIA, August 10, 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on ana after
IN WEDNESDAY NEXT, the Board viii in
spect all the yards, cellars, 4 c., in the various
nuisances will be strictly enforced. The
Board recommend the citizens to have ali
their trash and garbage placed in barrels or
boxes in the street. to facilitate it's early re-
noVal. BY order Of the Board,
rHOs. P. WALKER, Acting Clerk. =
~ OHt0n copy. Aug II
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

~ - SVAA0 ~ 0OA
MAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
~ Il the public to an examination Of their
SIoCk OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
sisting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos. Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruction Books for every class Of Musical
,nstruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of
price; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. to any part OF the
State, marked G. D. u. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos Organs and Melodtons tuned and re-
paired in II satisfactory manner; and will give
csrcrai attention to Packing. removing and
shipping Pianos Tor other parties 10 nhy poin
desired, at moderate rIicea.
All orders promptly attended to and 4ctis-
faction guaranteed to those iavoring H. will,
their patronage. Send for our caiulupuc n:
Sheet Music and Slusicai MtlrEar,li.c T.. law
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Er,G,nt..
Columbia, &. G. Nov
Everybody is some authority. IL every
body says aO and 70. it must be 80. Theysav
hEINIrsH $ ArprlHEs are good aud arc worth
having.
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Everybody looks at pretty girl; but turn
the QuEESs DELIGHT and purify your blood
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orphan Home Of South Carolina.
EIfS lble Buil<Iinrs purc,,o.

N,
OrPhans. Provisions and Noneu IT,.,'ts1
TAKE pleasure in announcing to the nnb.
4 4 nc that have purchased, or the Rcy. =.
Is. I ZONES, the Spartanburg Female Cole %
nn1mikidIngs nmkg and Campus, for tho ORPHAN
lngs are capable or acccmm odatipe about olo
children The Homo will bo opened at the the
ciose OF the present session Of the College !
e.. e. l5IH NOVEMBER next. Applications for u.
inc u! admission OF orphans must be sent TO me.
,te Dcstltnte children, bereft of both parents.
will have q first claim on tho institution: IN oss
Dereit OF father next, &c. When any Of the
children exhibit extraordinary mental ant.
ness, we propose to give them a collegiate
e Seancation; There will be Sunday and Dav
school; also. an Industrial Department in
connection with the Home. Address
Il. @. OLIVER, Agent.
aug lmo SpartaDbnrg @. H.SC.
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Ok BASKETS CHAMPAGNE
10 90 600 CIGARS.
Canned Goods. Fruits. Nuts, Cakes and A.
lot of other goods suitable for the 4th: also.
for Parties, Pic. Mics, Barbocues, &c.
june 20 LORICk 4 LOWRANCE
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Initial and Monogram Press.
T.. r. STOKES

= now prepared, with Press and apper.
i tainmenis: to manufacture INITIAL Pa.
lEn and ENVELOPES to order, embossed
and in colors, of all sizes AID quality.
ALSO,
Keeps constantly in store full stock of
Fancy and Staple STA N.NEkY. BLANK
DOohS, Fancy Articles and all goods pertain
iDs 10 first class S:a:iOncr. Il0nsc.
April 20
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Motzs Celebrated North Carolina
CORN WHISKEY

hANE lot IF ihc above WHISKEY IN
hahd. a'd ha'irg made rrsnccmrnts to
a"he ~ All " h''krN manufactured BY hTotz, will
.,"s''h''! ho' y II OH hand. Can only be Ii ad
"'u w. J. BLACKS,
'"'''" 81 'ho Charlotte. N. G.
Everybody is praising UErS1Tsu's MEpJ-
ciNks. His pills are il bcd,'s mouth:
cures liver complaint
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Meats, Smoked and Picked

Meats, Smoked and Picked,
LNRESH to hand
Il, Primo Smoked Tonguts,
Prime Smoked Beef,
Diamond" and "Orange" brand Hams.
Elm City Breakfast Strips,
Elm City Sugar cured lickled Rounds.
with full supply or standard and fancy
groceries, Spices, &c., at low prices
June - GEO. SYMMERS