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what Dyspepsia may End In.

Indigestion is nos dangerous, say the faculty.
Perhaps not in Itself while it remains rem 81 mere in1
digestion; but look at the consequences 10
which it may lead, and often does lead when IL
becomes chronic disease. A spark, OF hre Is
!. small thing. A pressure of the foot will put
- out. a breath wifFextinguish it. Yet it may
fire powder mill, or kindle a fame that Will
consume o city. In. like manner indigestion
may produce gastritis, cancer of the stomach,
congestion OF the, bowels, apoplexy, liver dis
easeS ANA many other dangerous maladies. Is
It. not wise, then, to check it in the germ7
Nothing is more clearly and indisputably es-
sablished than that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
wiu eradicate dyspepsia I'M ALI it's stages. : The
true policy, however, is to extinguish it in the
first stages with this wholesome, powerful and
5nfalfbie tonic and Alternative. Tt is easier to
JssSeueh spark than a flame, and it is easier 10
ysflrs dyspepsia when it is first developed, than
when It has made headway by neglect, and be-
xsSfRe cornplicated with other ailments. Ihere
Asltiot the shadow Of a doubt that tho Bitters
are as directly antagonistic to dyspepsia as wa
S6s Is to fire. Thereiare thousands OF cases on
record proving this fact. The remedy rs saie
Ana agreeable All the liquors Of commerce
urescribed as stimulants leave a, sting behind.
Euk the sting is taken eat of the spirituous ba-
sis of this great remedy by vegetable medlca--
ton, and, moreo9er, shes stinplant thus medl-,
cstedis of exceptional. purity. " al tones
taken as safeguards or remedies for fever and
sg-ieu bilious remittents, and other iepidemics,
I'd if the only one that can uniformly be depen-
6ed ON. g
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Re.suimating the Hair.

When the hair ceases to draw from the scalp
the natural lubricant which is its sustenance,
itg vitality is, as ittwere suspended, and If not
promptly attended to, badness will be the GER
tain result. The one sure method Of avoiding
KArHAIRoN. which, when well rubbed into the
scalp, win speedily re-animate the hair and
preventft from falling out Besides that, this
fnimitable resuscitant and strengthener of the
Wl,ir nourishes and stimulates its young and
taisder fibres, removes aid obstacles to their
growth in the shape Of dandruff and dirt, and
ultimately produces new cropof hair, strong
en-, glossier, and twice as abundant as the old
As hair dressing it is notably the most agree
able, refreshing and serviceable article ever
pllsced upon dressing table. ~
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MAKE HOME ArrRAcTIvE.-Nothing adds
more to the handsome appearance of Q house
outside, and to its cheerfulness inside, than
good clear window glass, and bright-colored
ornamental glass at the sides and over the tops
Ok the doors. The first lets in all the bright
warm light of the sun, while the latter admits
the light at the same time that it shuts off the
view of prying eyes. The best French and
American glass, both plain and ornamental, as
well as doors, sashes, blinds, balusters, newels,
mantels, &C., are to be had of Mr.. p. P. ToALE,
No. % Hayne street, Charleston, sc.
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Symptoms of Liver Complaint and Of Some Of
:. .y on, the Diseases Produced by 1t. -,di iri

-eik saIlow or yellow color of skin, or yellow
isil brown spots on face and other parts of body;
dizziness and drowsiness, with frequent head
aG1e; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth,
dlFyness OF throat ard internal heat; paipita-
tom, in many cases a dry, teasing cough, with
sore throat, unsteady appetite, raising ct food,
estsking sensation in throat; distress, heavi-'
and and sides, pain in tddes, back or breast and
about shoulders; eolic- pain and soreness
through bowels, with heat; constipation, alter
mating with frequent attacks of diarrhcea piles,
flatuleace, nervousness, coldness of extrelni-
ties; rush Of blood to head, with symptoms of
appoplexy npmbness of limbs, 5,, especiallyE at
kfdnsy and urinary difficulties; female weak
ness, dulness, low spirits, unseciability and
gloomy forebodings. Only few of above
symptoms likely to be present in any case at
one time. All who Use DR.. Pierees Alt. Ext
or Golden Medical Discovery for Liver Com
plairf and its Complications, are loud in its
praise. Sold by all first class druggists.
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Tobacco I Tobacco /!

lYHHE undersigned will keep constantly on
hand, at wholesale or retail, all brands of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, at the lowest
prices. Also, supply of Tobacco kept at Mr..
James A. Brakes. I am now located at An
deIson G. H., west end of the Benson House,
mers and friends. have a full stock of the
beat Liquors and Confectioneries, which will
be sold at reasonable figures. Look out for
the Blue Sign.
T. J. LEAK.
March 7, 1872 S5 3ma
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TRAVEL BY RAIL, WHEEL AND SADDLE.
LIVERY5gand SALE STABLES
:. At WALHALLA and ANDERSON;
80; 80 BY
THOMPSON 81 STEELE.

THE undersigned have formed partnership
Il in the above business at the points named,
and have supplied themselves literally with the
best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and Ostlers;
Grain, Forage, &C., for the accommodation Of
the travelling public. 40 eaH..
Hacks, Carriages, Buggies or Saddle Horses,
can be had at all times, by the day or week, ,at
reasonable. rates; and we are prepared at a mo-
ment's notice to convey passengers from An
dersoh or Walhalla to the terminus Of the Air
Line Railroad or to any other point desired 10
immediate charge of t. j. Steele, and those at
Walhalla under the direction of A. w. Thomp-
son, each of whom will give his personal SUI
pervision to the. business, and spare io pains tO
give general satisfaction.
&:5- The patronage of the travelling public
respectfully solicited. 90.
A. w. THOMPSON, T. J, STEELE, -
Walhalla, S. G. ,q Anderson, s. C.
Nov 80, 1871 n ~. % va ~
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eUANo FOR COTTON {!

TtHE following extract from letter received
by us from Messrs. Wilcox, Gibbs IL Co.,
explains itself:
CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. %, 1872
DEAR SIns: In consequence of the duly re-
quests received from planters, we have decided
to accept niiddling cotton Mt Is cents per pound,
in payment of Guano next fall; and give the
planter benefit of advanced price, at his option,
and hereby authorize you to make sales on
these terms with all trustworthy planters who
prefer this arrangement
Yours truly
(Signed) WILCOX, GIBBS d Co.
Wilcox, Gibbs b Co.'s Manipulated Guano,
cash, $50. Time, $40.
Wilcox, Gibbs Il Co.'s Phoenix Guano, cash,
$58,5O. Time, $66.5O.
For sale by
Feb %, 1879 81
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OBITUARY,

.,DIED. at Anderson c.. H.. on the 22nd of
Fehruary. Mr.. JOHN n. SCHREINER, aged
,Ss Years He was native of Hamburg, Ger
many, and for thirty-ive years was rnerch'ii'
Ia the city OF. Charleston. -" .'t'.i>, :.
n;ss at Columbia s. c., Mr.. JOHN BR1Ns-
1;SfSM H1Sso of e. PoWderhnm Devonshire, England,
and for many years a resident of Havana, in
ttthe island of Cuba .-i 5is. ,o'.
-.sried. at Madison, Florida, on Friday, 18th of
Robruary, of, pneumonia, after brief Illness
WILLIAM HENRY WH1TNER, a son OF
the late Judge ]. NJ Whitner,in the S5tn year
- ! = ljS-lSI ~ - ~ - -
v ~ .THow is the strong staff broken,
And the beautiful rod!
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MY Goods are all fresh and good, and were
UI bought LOW, and now Cotton has ad-
yancsd &c, to twenty-five Cents in Anderson, and
ural consequence, goods will follow suit and
being desirous of closing out nay entire stock
of Dry Goods, &c., in order to continue my
old business of Confectioneries and Fancy
Good, will sell to any one who wishes to go
into business at Anderson my entire stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &C., AT
COST, which will be about ten or fifteen per
cent. less than they can be bought at now, and
a GREAT DEAL less than they will be sold
u I viii sell NOW AT COST, at least until
some purchaser of the whole stock comes in,
LADIES DRESS GOODS, such as Poplins,
DeLaines &C., Ladies' Cloaks. Blankets, Ready
Made Clothing, dc.
COME BEFORE SOON, '
And make your selections. I mean just what
1 say, but am nearly out Of ''Taters Oh my
Gravy"
Storerooms also. ~ 'ht
A. P. HUBBARD.
Feb IS, 1872 80
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned gives notice that he will
make application to a; 0: Norris, Judge OF Pro
2nd day of April next, for n Final Settlement
of the Estate of Anna Williams, deceased,
and final discharge therefrom.
JAMES McDATID, Ex'r.
Feb %. 1872 "a S
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Situate in the Town of Anderson, on Calhoun
street, containing II acres, more or less, bound,
Others. Levied on as the property of q. T..
Taylor at the suit of Charles T. Lowndes and
James Robb. =.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay extra for til
tie and stamps - t.4a'I1-V .e:niist ~
.t,,.3jig : a.. VIM. .McGUKIN, Sheriff.
March, 1872 - i,. u.,i. '35i i.c...r';.
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ONE HOUSE AND LOT,
The Wando Fertilizer Ahead

FAIR PLAY, oCONEE CO., S. c., |
- :: G1isl. -. .."Feb. q; 1872 -
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GUANOS.

VErE have in store and for sale, the follow
wv ing standard Fertilizers:
CAROLINA FERTILIZER, cash, S54 On
time payable 1st November, with ! per cent
interest, $50.
SOLUBLE PACIFiC cash, $54.
COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHTE, cash, $751;
PHqNIX GUANO, cash, S56.4O. On time
payable l.t November, $66.5O.
Wilcox, Gibbes & Co.'S MANIPULATED
GUANO, $50. On time, payable lst November,
59.
ACID PHOSPHATE, cash. S25. On time
payable 1st November, with per cent. inter
SHARPE & TOWERS.
Jah II, 1872 27
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

KToTICE is hereby given that will apply to
~ A. o. Norris Esq, Judge of Probate, on
Monday, the stb day of April next, at Ander-
son Court House, for final settlement of my
8. Taylor, deceased, and for leave to turn over
to my mother, Mrs. Lucy III. Taylor co-ad-
ministratrix of said Estate, all the goods, chat
tells, property and effects whatsoeverbclon
to said Estate, which may be in my hands at
the time Of such accounting and for final
discharge from my said administration.
u. r. TAYLOR, Admir-.
March Z, 1872 S5 4
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YOU MAY STILL LOOK OUT FOR THE
WAGON sl... s.E

have employed my brother, f; L. CLARK,
who will go through the country with the
wagon, visit your homes, and show this world
renowned Machine whether you purchase or
not; and if you purchase, will give full anti
perfect instructions how to use the Machine
and all of its superior attachments. ~ a.,
John II. Clarke can always be found at the
store Of J. B. Clarke & Son, where he is giving
the Singer Sewing Machine business his whole
attention. Call and see me. -. :, II
~. - " :~fgs- JOHN II, CLARKE.
Feb ], ISL 60 .! ....A.. Igrw
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'U.~S S.:
<sHERIFF'S SALE,
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT
R. H. Tripp vs. Francis B., Trip, ct al.-Pets-
tion for Partition. u1x
DY virtue of an Order from, 40: Norris,
ID Esq, Judge ofProbate for the County tsd Of
Anderson, to me directed in the above stated
case @ 7 will expose to sale on the First Monday
in April next, at Anderson g. H.,
@i' ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Situate IN the County Of Anderson, containing
III acres, more or less, bounding lands OF John
Williams, d. Sullivan, VIM. Clement and 9th
ers.I Sold as the Real Estate of VIM. Trip, de-
ceased. u,
with interest from day of sale, except the costs,
which must be paid cash; purchaser TO give
bond with approved surety together t,s w5n
chase money. Purchaser to pay extra for pa
perS '3!'s7' ana Stamps 'lPs VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
March Z, 1872 IS ,....,,.,-..4
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l.. " +, :. SINGER -
STILL TRIUMPHANT! RI

GoLD and Silver Medals and Diploma awar-
VI ded to Singer Sewing Machine at Sayan-
nah Fair, November, 1S?r, @''''
First Premium at Atlanta Fair, October, 1871,
for best family machine - -'--i...
: Premium at the Macon Fair, October, 1871,
for family family machine, with best and most
useful attachments. ~, -, t-s.i.-l
First Premium at Thomasville, November,
1871, for best family machine.
Gold Medal and three Silver Medals awarded
the Singer at the Augusta Fair, November 1871.
Diploma awarded Singer Machine at Ander-
son, S. c., Fair, November; 1871. s..4.J 80.
Examine this Machine.
JOHN H. CLARKE, -.
Agent, Anderson, s. Ga
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

Greeley mesns the open hand Of friendship; 10 the
North 1t means freedom from the domination OF an
oigarchy OF political rings, Of which Caueron' Chandler
and Conkng. are the ring masters; 10 the people IL
the publication OF the Civil Service ana honet
work 10 all the departments OF the Government with
10 hours day OF work the White House (which Is Mr
Greeleys usual allowance for himsel, we shall haVe at
least. eight hours Of work from those below him. NO
more Leets and Stockings; more Caseys
no moro brother-ln1aw qualifications for once :
no more Gatling gun conventions; no more Dayones
at the balOt-box Is not that a vision Of the future
worthy Of contemplation and of hopei And then, with
Cabinet Of the best brains OF the nation for advisers
and Congress OF revenue rcformers fresh from the
people, our nation shall be ways Of pleantness
and our paths shall all be aths OF peace.
Mr.. Washburn OF Alabama was next called on. lie
said he born and raised in the South fought in the
Rebel army, was whipped and confessed It, and
wanted peace which he did consider the South had
OF could have under the present Administration.
When he left Alabama he prisoners marching between
files OF sodiers their way TO Albany State Prison.
and yet the laws Of Alabama In force and oppO-
stion il made TO them. He appealed to the people OF
the North fer change in the administration OF aGlrs
which would restore constitutional government, and
concluded with the assertion that Alabama would give
Greeley and Brown minority OF 10000 TIE citing
adournd with three cheers for the Liberal nominees.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
DEPARTURE OF BALTIMORE DELEGATES
FNTUUsIAsM FOR GREELEY AND BROWN.

The greater portion of the delegates 10 the
Baltimore Convention whose route 10 that oty ny
through Eew-York left the city, last nghH M 'he ''
train on the New-Jersey Railroad large numDer vi
influential Democrats from the diherehb states aeeo
paned them and there notable absence at the ue
not OF rowdies and gamblers This was 80 marked
tature that the railroad officials who have been aceus-
toned TO ace this class OF travellers In company with
Convention delegates for years past, frequently r-
marked last h that the passengers were apparently
persons OF high character and influence BY O'Clock all
the excursion tickets were taken and many person'
were compelled to pay the regular rates
The prevailing sentiment In favor Of the adopuon
OF the Cincinnati platform and is nominees and de-
gree OF enthusiasm was manifested unusual on such
occasions When arrived for the train to leave
the depot IL estimated that nearly 200 persons were
unprovded with suitable seas and four more sleeping
added. making Is cars in all; and as tine tram
slowly moved from the depot the crowd that had asse
cied gave three cheers for the Baltimore Convention ana
three more for Greeley and Brown.
The following delegates aud prominent Democrats leiu
the city by this train:
Maine-w IT, McCrinis, VIM. Emery, e. X. 0'BTien
the Hon. Z. F. PsbuEy, 7. II. Hubbard, James u
Churchill T. NJ Tbbetts 0. NJ. Roberts &. :. Andrews,
delegates; the Hon. c. p Kmhal, candidate Tor GOV-
ernOr, and the Hon. L. d. NJ. sweat. a.,
Massac husetts-D. " Sklns, Daniel d. BrOdhead,
Geo Delano Nicholas Hathaway, D. a. Buckley, Henry
Hobart, Geo. VI. Stearns, Geo M Glil X T. Ct. D. ~
Gratis J. b. wheeock. Hugh DOnneiiy, Geo. Warren H.
L. Thnver. and Oliver stevens
New,Hampshre-The Hon. Harry Bingham, Chair
man: Prank Jones. A. W. subway VIM. Band, George
W NJ Pitman, NJ v b. Z igerly, C. G. Chandler, George
E Dame. George F. Putnam, and Theodore Morgan
New YOrK-J. Il. Mech aud NJ. h. Mather.
Among the delegates from other states who ieft te
citv last night we're Henry George, W. F. GOud, anl
Frank AIcCOppn Of Cau0ruia: Gen. Thomas H. WI,
iams of Nevada r. Lowry OF Indiana, J. j. Easen VI
Minnesota and H. C. Hodge OF MlcuisIn.
Among those who accompanied the delegates were
+ f. B0utOn, Illinois: Augustus Bradley, New-AIDdhy'
Ind: e. p Howell. Chicago, III. James T. Oney, Cat
Skill y. y: Thomas l. LamD, Norwich, Conn the Hon
jaime, Vert. Bllrigu y. c.; Jesse F. chaIer MOntgOh
erv " Y Frank j. Hrcker ROndOut, y. Y. Col Garrett
Anderson. Norfolk Va. the Hon. George A SHAW, bOs-
ton Mass the Hon. James NJ. Ashley O ONO, aud Gen.
kIlpaLrlck OF New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08
CARPET-BAGGERS IN TRIBULATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNRl

WASHINGTON, July 7.-ApprehensiOns of i'm
pending danger beginning TO be shown in political
circles the continuance in authority Of the
present Administration Two occurrences in the past
week pointed very plainly TO the fact Of ex-
isting alarm. One was the arrival here, on
the very day that the President vOuchsafed his
presence, OF a seriOuslO0dng carpetOag citizen OF
Florida who cvincsd not the slightest hesitation at
making his business known 10 other serious gentlemen
who learning OF the Presidents return had assembled in
the ante-rOOm and awaiting an audience. The
orida man said his object in coming TO Washington
was TO give information President to ugly
condition OF political az airs his adopted ate and to
point him the obstacles which were IN the path OF
the Grant ana Wilson ticket These consisted mainly Of
nharmoniOus relations existing between certain state
and Federal oics with several other Complaints 70
the management Of politics in that State. Unless
something done promptly the carpetbag-er assured
bis audience that Florida gone mp beyond rsdemp-
ton Another incident OF the week the arrival here
on ,Tuesday Last Of LIT. MTren, and intelligent col
ored gentleman from Louisiana, member Of the State
Legislature, and q representative Of faction OF the
Grant party of the state who 10 appears, are IN cond
on OF thorough disgust certain events or political
ebarac-er and had dispatched this member Of their
party 10 restie with the Pre- ident the wrong do
i4 OF Federal officers in NeO Orleans. Murreu reached
Washington and again for Long Branch the very
evening .that the President left the seaside
on his occasional visit 70 the capital. Conse-
quently there was dci8y in meeting him.
But not to be thwared, the Louisanian rested in prox
imty % the Executive cottage until the return OF its
owner when he forthwith proceeded 60 interview him
on the subject OF affairs. The conference lasted
several hours and It is understood, resulted in assur
ances from the President that he would satisfy the de-
mands OF his friends IN louisiana that there may be
another change the official slate there before the cleo
ton Certain it that Mr.. Murrel has LETT for New
Orleans satisfied that the President will accede 70 the
views Of himself and his friends. H. however said by
prominent Republicans that the President has with
drawn his letter to Casey requesting the latter esgna
ton and IL this be true Murrell and those I'm whose
behalf Ire is acting have little reason % congratulate
themselves that Grant will do a. they request.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-08

DIED

ARyOLDTn this city, sasT, July Jae aiHshter Of Airs
Pare IN the residence Of be- fnth No. ia East Sss. r
Providence East Greenwich a. Ll papers pelss 'opy
BAEER-At Pltsryou. n J. JAY q. Nancy W Baker
se hr brother, Noes Baker, 40 Market
5Ig p n for F--,.t sfaton al I'm The srsuye, an
l.ends of tAo 4nly respectfully .ussd 10 end
CLBRROu SUNDAY norang Loae Ls T. wife q Andrs Cr -ss
Ele-ay. the Jtn nsE
gAierHLD-sunday July g72 Js MAJ daughter OfLeSs
Fpne eryc m on a evening, a. ll Lr'rt oc'oek Bei
10 Slfat:or, ruesday, BY .As B! o'coc4 tram.
GTLLES-Ann vie Of Thomas Giles n ie ith year o her ir.
ril-4eSo. - West T4ruetl0i On I-es-a 9H &C oeoa
uAnalsoy-sudday on Friday July william The cll
TG . % % .. and friends s IL g''y % a 70 's' o a5 ' "a
sih ins.. l:l O'Clock Il.
KgTH-Ipv Helen Horrs Keith q Aherea. SCOTLAND
r he y are pectfuy invited to attend The funeral at
O'Clock rom 10 East Tvrntrtl,t, rassilv, July 3
KEMPTOSA Brooslvn July e. jennie Eaa, on ha Of JeHHs
hemains taken 20 Fr-e5oll " j., or interim nt.
Mc'USS-On SATURDAY July 6oha AeCunn, q he @h yenrs
rh e7.s ard fnend, OF ,se family arr respectful uyei
the eral bis esisnc % West ryeatg as,s "a.
ouaayl morning.. it oelo Tue rsnain ~A BE- sT to =
bltd repo-- ais soaand thence 70 AVay cemeisr
MARTNA Hampton, Conn., July :, sarah Ws II -osrph N4s
aged y years.
pRcE-A, wqe.4e L L. Jay9 Of ,aolr, s,utg3 Dwight RA,
alat on Of yrl and lou Sc 1e ag-l mouths nd days
pager please copr.
ne., borne hou riet A. ne OF D. Anson Prtt
A. takn Gsniay Tor informant
RODGER-Drownei Morchrs Z L. SATURDAY Jay Robert
R0lger the 4jth Of bic fge
Rsnuyes end tends respectfully invited to Iend his He os
Summrave flFe toruras jersey biS
Heiyuts Monday afternoon. JnT ., At OciosA
G asgow (scolandl papers please copy.
ROE-n hs city, July O. Rnh A. wife Of l. Woosey hoe ae
The -nans for intsw~ai hr The Haren
Id. road Monday At 83 O'Clock RELATIVES ini led
uBcra AZ the k8Ety talrl s. ~
Church, on SUNDAY, the l4th ilsl at % ID a..
sFyNOVR-In Broosyn and pa1a illness Ssturfay
Str n l. L. eldest n william y seymour aged u rean-
The relatives and invited Ao
services next, the 9t inst y o'clock 81 as At
residence % JefersOn-str FranklaaTe.
sHEARAAer lingering illness, Julia A. Shear in the ls year
ler
ne AZ 0f her S0uinaw. Daniel beren s E@z
Brnalwlr. MONDAY. the 9Th inst, at2 p N
WOODGA rE-Suadenlr. FaT, July E2 william W odgate
hi. -,
N-udesohu he Me1 Christian AsocsrSns,
respect the funeral the 51riy min Il
M t. Church, between Seventh aud EgHayes IL sday July
AZ l 0eock p m.
WATERBCRY-At Yonke, Sunday il- l2 Ns EKe Bltlo
Wsterbur7 the ate EDsneDef aeEbury
Notice OF The funeral t'nnrrog.