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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
rage, being aware OF Physical Weakness Organic De
Oiy, Detormities, &c, speedily cured
He who places himself under the care of DR., IIaock
may religousy confde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill! as a physician.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTTCE'

Dr. llallock addresses all those who have iniprot
themselves by improper ndulgences and solitary bab
winch RUIN both body and mind, uniting them f.
either business, study, society or marriage Tbcsn i
some Of we sad and melancholy effects produce Iy Tie
early haDlJs OF youth, viz: Weakness of the I{ar @
Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness of sight las i
e usenar lover ralpaton OF the Heart Dyspepsia
nervous lrrliabHtY, arrangement of the Digeitiv4
functions General Debility, symptoms Of Gonsump-
MENIALif, the fearful effects on the mind are nuct
10 nc ureaded Loss of Memory. Confusion of Idcas Ia
preston o. Spirits Evil F0robOdings Aversion 10 Socje
W oell DlstfusI, Love Of SOLITUDE, Timldty &C. ma
some oil the evils produced Thousands OF PERSONS Of MI
ages can now Judge what is the of their decnfng
neAti lOslng ther Vigor becoming weak, pale nervous
anu enhelaled having singular appearance about Tic
eyes, cough and sympL0me Of pOnsn1lpilnn
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ROsTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD

-
- So NJ TX ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
For Boston, ut 400 exp. ! a55 exp and a45an and
III Ti 20 on p, DO eA 70 SOC and 955 exp, pm
rom Washington square station all others from Foster
For Grafton, westboro Southvflle. CoriaviIio On.
ASHLAND Tda at and S45 m l4O 40 and NJ anu
E"g south 50 5d Framingaam 800 25 and SIS NJ LAO.
For Milford at and 9.s5 am lao 1925, and 4.sopm
For Natick at Z and 9.45 m LAO, 4 30 and n M '
For Wellesley, Granville west Newton Ycvvto,
and BrIshton at and 9.45 m, 400 H. Pas,
train to Natick, and there change to the SaxoTv IL
wards eH''SeVeh minutes after
%, The 420 m train runs day except Monday; all
sgndav Express from Albany leaves Washington So
sunday Mail leaves Washington So. station 2So m.
TRAiNs Leave BOSTON as follows:
For Worcester, at 5 !. $50 exp, 9 exp lam1so
For New York, via Springfield, 9 exp. am. sexp.
Grafton. 5, l. u m. l.3O. 3Opm.
Westoor9 s. L i a m, I3O, 49, $50 exp.pm
coTdayiiS g. 8 l. am M Is 49, i isS pm.
Ashland, ), I, II a m. 30. 4.9O. $50 exp pm
south birmingham, s. l. $50 exp. and eyp II n u,
S U ia exp SeNp 4, 4sO exp, ), $50 ex 6i5 exp
Aatck, l. TO- Il M IaO Els, 4, ;, $780, $751; s.45 II
SaNnnvil'e e, 10 I'M. SIS D m
Milford 1 $50 exp, exp. m, 2.l5 exp 49Oe xp m
All outward trains run daily except Sunday F '
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 y m stonninq At W
Newton, south framin CHAM, Worcester West Brook
hed, Palmer and Springfield, arrives in New York at $40
am. c. o. RUSSELL, Sunit snringeasj 'V
A. FIRTH, Asst Sup't, Boston,
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way stations Cac-
commOcatiou) at 6. As a M - 7' N"
pm. ' ' anu ~
For Albany express S.; for New York and Albany
exp lO25 m, and 4.SO and 1925 p m. New York
sunday mai leaves at 1905 m. Sleeping ears will
4.3O train. ~ Noii'''i"s WIN
LeSVe Springfield for Worcester at q I5ll3Oam az
q E'u2 exp STU eNp. m. Albany Sunday exnress
oJ9 a m sunday mail 1928 m (Mondavl F9
- hAllRoAD CONNECTIONS AT Albany with tbe No,,
York Central Troy and Greenbush and Hudson RIVE,
Railroads. At chatham with the Harlem and Ilndso,
ana Bost@n and Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al St9ts
Line WIN me HQusatonc Railroad. At Pittsfeld win
the Ettsiel and North Adams and ousaonc railroads
Az ,Mesinela with the New Haven and NOrthamnton
Iailroad A. Springfield with the Hartford New Haven
ana Springfield and Connecticut River Railroads Al
nalmer with the New London Northern railroad Al
worcester junction with the Providence and Worcester
orcesler ana Nashua and Norwich and WORCESTER
Railroads Al South birmingham with the Boston
ClnIon and Ftchburg, Milford and South Framnpban,
and Lowell Railroads. c. o. RUSSELL,
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ID
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Corner Main and Walnut Streets
~ FOR SALE A good 2-Tenement
E, House in centre Holden; 10 rooms; good water
FSll and in thorough Tepair; minutes walk to de-
pot, church and school. Lot contains about two
Price sl6OO, B. W ABBOTT
49, FOR SALE - A new 2 tenement
;;i House. 10 rooms, in centre of Holden short dis
#llI lance from depot church and schools Lot con-
B. W. ABBOTT.
$50. FOR SALE-In Holden Centre, One
s Lot of Land ~ acres. and of II acres; choice
B. W. ABBOTT.
a. FOR SALE On Chandler ST., 8
Viii; minute walk from Main st a nice two.tenenisn
AissA house Is rooms bath rooms heated BY furnace
- FOR SALE-On Union avenue. a
ksii;I ionr-tenement house, nearly new, 4 rooms
E!.l Price $4,000 b. W. ABBOTT.
~ FOR SALE-On Union avenue, A.
ilii;i tenement house. nearly new, 10 rooms city
LII Ter. Price $500. b. W. ABBOTT.
- FOR SALE A fine three-tenement
ai;;i house on corner of Jefferson and arlington SITS.
ILL AZ modern improvements; lot 1880 feet s9en-
d. FOR SADE-On Water st., good 2
#,iii story house, roOms city and well water
hi.,l Price S4-O0 Il. W. ABBOTT.
- FARM FOR SALE-24 miles from
Iii Court House; So acres-3O acres moving ana til
Aa.,l lagei good pasture; wood enough for fire and
some to sell; good cottage house, 8 rooms; barn
and carriage house. Price siSO6. B. W. ABBOTT.
49, FARM FOR SALE-90 acre farm,
Eiii 3milcs from Princeton centre; 2-story house
hsl rooms, in good repair barn so 30; will keep
head of cattle in summer, and more in winter
Price $780, b. W. ABBOTT.
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1872. I CHESHIRE < AsHUEL0P

TNII DHLoH NE Z ASHTET 0ip
WESrS - AiLRoADS - SUMMER ARR4NGE,
rams le3ye Worcester, Foster Street pssnt nj al
an lI d B5 aIto ~ and 20 m; Fitchhurg at
Bellows Falls "' ivy heeae and
TTigE connections AT Bellows Falls with Rntana a
puIungtun for Rutland, Saratoga BurIingtor a. ~
nisS %Ith w.t. Central 4 4 for windsor White RIVER
hlr9adl Montpelier, st. Albans Rouse's Point cgGens
Tickets to all points north for sale at No , t,.a...
WoCestcr-I. BARNARD. Agent w. ! Os'er ST.,
rare rare a. low as BY any route and distance less
and North. i, S,iil,i rams Tor West
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EITCHBURG & WORCESTER R r.
e SUMMER ARRANGEMENT = Cnmnne n ~, ~ -

n, SCMAlER ARRANGEMENT - COmmencIng an,
MONDAY May ], lS7l-Passenger Trains for W1Srcesa
ter. '40 +'' W oIces'
Leave Fichbnrg a m, u. so and 55Opm
south titchbur. sos IN, II "a and 554 pm
Leominster SIP M 90 and 600 m.
Gates Crossing. S.l7 m, u and 6 OF nm
frau junction, S26 m, LIS and anu
SSterllng Center, SS3 4 m, 20 an1 ~ nm
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worce ter, 6 30 and II Is m and az
sterling junction, 707 and II 81 M ana ~ m
Sterlins Centre a ana y % m and 90 q W. M
cafes, GrosslnG9n TX y M 99G y a md s.
4eomlnsIer, i.W m. l2.30 and D. "a N ~, = ILL.,
Soath Fitch6urg 7 81 a m. u -. and5 a.
hAlLkoAD CONNECTloSS.-Tbe q M ~ ~ = ~,
With the cbeie fO and W0fesser connect al Feh aa
All POINTS Rc north and vest also connect NJ for
and snG 12 Massachusetts for GreendeS
Ine NV w IN and z 50 m train from Fitcth,,..
hecI az orces' er with Boston & worcester con-
~ worcester, Norwich IL WOrcesteI Pa'i IOy,ldenee
field. in "h" 'ue W est VIA Spring.
The Ine by m train from Fitchburg connects at yo-
New York via New London II 'I ~ 15 lrain for
once tItchburg Worcester r r. ~ ~ CUP l.
1fnf NtrHF NJ
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
~ ~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILRoApo
cars leave Worcester Foster ST. Depot for IIonsoc I'M
mel, North Adams, Saratoga and Troy n y at 40 snd
I'D m, for North Adams, Hoosac Tunnel CrecnfeS
Shelburne Falls and Brattleboro, at $40 and III X n
FOR Greenheld at $50 and Ills m. and 400 D m ne
pm. " ' ." ~ anu I'zV
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at 80 and q35a m an,
- m Leave Brattleboro for Boston at 42@ and ~
oIhe 80 m and 20 IN trains from Hoosac To ,,o,
o.Sg m Tram from Greenfield and SAL m and D M =, ~
trains rom Bratteboro, at Fitchbur I;tI ~
trans l9r Providence, Newport and Taunton wiz"
Inc i,3U a m and l2O trains from HOosac r,,,o,
and S4l and 200 p IN trains from ulhel'
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Ney, cUit-
&c. o n RJIGCT &c NSSWport
Fitehburg Mass Dec 4 1871 ~ az 4A-'' oupt.
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xsa . $ A l. E-THE CYRUS
Mi CHENERY PLACE, sncaed lncatod II, ~ ~
M.l part OF Holden tour miles from the city of W"rs
s,, oester, ana q halt mile from the WOrscster aud
Gardner Depot at Chaflinville "N'VeS''r iiu
salu pace consists Of large two-story house ttrse
DIns, ana 9ther outbuldings all in good rep9lr, i5o
aedss ", goou ah wen divided into moving tingo and
pasture land and almost entirely fenced Win aopd nb u
silhM slone wall The place Is well waered nnd has
an abundant supply Of various kinds Of fritif w '
Ine place j. one Of the peasantest In tbC countv G
eYppihoiy Iesllence or for milk and dairy farm
Tue place Will be sold together or dlyded M may t
a. na pest ny the Administrator purchasers Also
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ROSTON, BARRE AND GARDNFR
~ RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday, june 18th.

"a @AAe. eS1DCA 4hOuuetys y u06 llLTl,
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WORCESTER fFostar s+r,,
station TOR Gardner and stations at AN 10 az
to aho OIL r NJ, connecting with all trains or the Ver
mont ana Massachusetts Railroad to and from Hoosac
runner, dreehneld, marlborough ana intermedio a
trans NORTH and south Passengers Tor Barre Will taxi
the AS p. NJ. train from Worcester. ''''s
TRAINS LEAVE GARDNER for worcester and wa ",
station ~ 5.5? S.5 II IS NJ, and 4.30 NJ making
connections with trains all the roads passing tbr0n"
or terminating at Worcester usH
Stages leave Holden for Barre Rutland West RutIo,a
Coldbrook, Smthyille and Oakham at $40 p M Pr;nne
ION hoi from az trains 10 the Mountain Houses Hub
bardston station for llubbardston from ali tra1Ds
Gardner for East gempleon at 1855 NJ and viii do a
eei Express business to all points ON the road and
ohce with Boston d Albany r. r.
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w O w, Us TER AND NASHUA RAIL
mOAn-On and after Monday July L. 1872 Pas
sengcr Trains will run az follows, ~ = -' "
5haeNe Worcester at $3.50 and Ills m, and 42O and
UJO layer Passenper) p m. w
leave aver Junction for Worcester At 5 m.
Leave Nashua AZ ITO m, II 40 m, and 800 m,
me bJO Tram connects at tchburg with trains Tor tbo
vermont anu Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland and
bnrlngton Railroads at Aver Junction with trains OF
Tue Fttchburg down, PetorbOrO and Shirley Stony
Brook and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and az
Nashua With trains Of the Wilton. Concord Manchester
and Lawrence Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
Vermont Central Passumpsic and ogdcnsbnrg Rail-
roads
Tho ll.i5 a m train connects at Fitchburg with
Cheshire, and Rutland and burlington (Frcpht and pas
senger 10 Runuil Trains; at Aver Junction with
FIehburg. stony Brook. and Lowell and Lawrence
trains: and Mt Nashua with WILTON Concord hianches.
Ter and Lawrence Northern TO Frankhu) and Boston
Concord and Montreal TO Plyu onihl trains -"
4 D train connects ut FItohhurg. Ia n W,
with Cheshire. Vermont and Massachusetts, and Rutland
and Burlington Night Express trains, at Aver unclio
with F1tchburg Pciefboro and Shirley and Stony Broo
trains and az Nashua with Concord, Manchester ana
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Expreas
0gdensburg and Montreal and Champaign trains ''s
g. ), TURNER supt
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n r. NEW TON & SON,
Real Estate Brokers and AuctiOneerS
No. Cup Stairs) Central Exchqngc. Worcester
and No Eagle Block, Westboro.

containing twenty-five acres very productive land.
Tw0-Story House, eight rooms, wood and carriage
mousse Barn water brought 70 house and barn In pines
from never-iailing spring; will keep seven cows Xii "a
horse situated y miles from centre Of westbore on
be sold cheap. ~ '" wiz
500 dtf D. r. NEwTnN e. qn>,
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John A. Braley, young man of 20, was killed
while Stacking cars at Montpelier Junction,
Tuesday night
On Thursday last John Wright and Lean
Thompson, ofPownal, killed large black bear
which weighed 403 pounds, which makes the
third bear captured by them this season.
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GBe gaIp SPY ad1urnsr friNap muina October T. 1872
FITCH & THOMPSON.
NHnsfral.

GARDNER CORNET BAND
~ G. Il. KINSLEY, Leader.
Apply to L. W. BROWN, Clerk,
le25 dtt Gardner Mass.
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The industrial exhibition at Woonsocketis one
q the most successful ever held in the state.
Judge George ID. Cross, for many years q
prominent citizen Of Rhode Island, having filled
various public positions, died at Westerly on
tuesday, az tbe aye Of SO.
The First Congregational society Of Proyi-
dence, late DR.. Halls, voted on Wednesday eve.
ning, with pleasant degree Of unanmity, to
extend call to Rev. Carlton A. Staples of Chi
eago TO become their pastor.
AN order lOr the annual muster of the second
brigade of Rhode Island state militia on the
fa"iueket riding park, ON. Friday, the 11fh,
hss been issued by Brig. Gen. VIM r. Walker.
iee hfst brigade viii parade at Newport on the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-04

DR. HALLocK has discovered the most certain speedy
and only etectua Remedy in the world for weakness IN
the Back or Limbs, Structures, Affection of The K id
neys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges Impotency
General Debltty Nervousness, Dyspepsia Languor Low
Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Papltatlon Of the Heart
Ilmdity, trembling, Dmness of Sight or Giddiucss
Diseases OF the Heal. Throat, Nose Skin Affections
Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach BOwes-thosc terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth-seryt
and SOLITARY practices more fatal their victims than
the song OF the Syrens TO the mariners of Ulysses blight
ing their most brilliant hopes or authorizations
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1R S0 , 4 5iS, T. WORCESTER RAIL.

n A
day, Sept. l6, 1872 ''''' commencing A9A
Express Train; stopping only at Woonsoclo, on, ,r
2l5 pm. '''' d. m'i providence al
4, Aeeomnodalon Trains will leave Worcester far pr,,i
orcI n ~ way stations at 7.3O eXp nom Woonsociet
D.. m, - N'" "VoisocAet,) and so
and ne 5Io worcester ana way stations, at 7
c inc ~ q m maD and 2l5 n IN fexnrass, trains
T 0a IdoEgenee and the l0i6 m 1ePn vy uS and
n nVC NAV ~ ahl 0dg m trains from Woreester con
Vntan tttHt6hSSslT Junction with trains to and rom
LmmtT' dIcnDurg Rutland Saratoga Montreal Nasb1a
Snrn~aed tie concord. andthe White Mountains;
Sor nr Albany Troy. Niagara rails, and peints
points. ~ '-'Sb"hV NHeckeu 10 all important
co Inc worcester trains except express and saO
Ni W oohs0eket Junction with trains 10 9nd rom
nauvtu, hl9 ~ Waterford with trains AZ tbe poeton
hartlord and Erie uroad ~ VI WV "o''o"'
roo,. ~, SPECIAL TRAINS.
con rv loFuence for Waterford 800 m and 4O5 m
a lig immediately with trains for Soutlbrige
iIenNe providence for Woonsoeket at 10 90 n m
usNe ouhsocket for Providence nj O0 m 40 n M
i'eaNe providence tor UNbrldge nj TO0 n N, 49, ~ F~
IVuNe waterford for Providence nj 4 90 N m
Tra arv ,uAnII.ige FOR Worcester ut 5l5 a M
a. as ietNe Milford for Worcester and pyoyn;enee m
~ anu OO and l20 m. Woouaoeket far Milford
at o''V d III ana l5O and $50 pm,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-25
SHERlFF'S SALE,
IN COMMON PLEAS.

James c. Leahy, Judge cf Probate.
Cynthia Mower, administrative of Estate of
D. Mower, against John R. Swindler.-
Complaint for foreclosure,
BY virtue of an order of his Honor h..
Moses. directed TO me In the above stated
case, will sell at public auction at New
berry C. H o., on the first Monday in January
next, the following tracts of land, the prop
erty of John R. Swindler:
One tract containing
Threa Hundred and Forty-one Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Estate of
Smith L. Davis, deceased. Lewis Pow, John
M. Lewis, and waters Of Indian Creek.
One other tract containing
Thirty-Three Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of Jo=
seph Caldwell, Estate Of Smith l.. Davis and
others,
Terms. s.-One,half cash, balance on credit
of twelve months, with interest from day of
sale; purchaser to give bond and security
with mortgage Of the premises to secure the
credit portion, or purchaser can have the
privilege of paying all cash If desiring to do
so.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
fterms arc not complied with Immediate
ly, the land win be resold at first purchasers
risk.
J.J. CARRINGTON, S. n. c.
Dec. II, 50-4t. !ls
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN PROBATE COURT.

John C.Johnson and Daniel johnson, against
George W. johnson and others.
Petition for sale Of land.
By virtue of an order to me directed by
his Honor James C. Leahy, Judge Of the
Probate Court, in the above stated case, l
will sci! the real estate of Sarah Johnson,
deceased, at Newberry c. H., at public auc-
ton, on the first Monday in January next,
consisting of one tract of land, situate in the
County Of Newberry and State of South Car
olna, containing
Sixty-two Acres,
and bounded by lands of ". II. Doroh.
Stacy Goggans, John C. Johnson, and Sallie
Johnson.
Terms of sale,-Oue-third cash, balance in
one and two years, with interest from day of
sale; purchaser to give bond and surety,
with mortgage of the premises to secure the
credit portion, or pay all cash if he should
desire, and to pay for papers.
Purchaser must comply forthwith, or the
land will be resold at first purchasers risk.
J. J. DARLINGTON, 8. y: G.
Dec. II, S-4s. 1882
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The State of South Carolina, County
of Newberry.-Court of Common
Pleas.
Catharinc Diver, Plaintiff, against James
E Diver, Defendant Copy Summons
For Relief Complaint not Scryed.)
To the Defendant, James E. Diver.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which
was filed in the Office Of the Clerk of Common
Pleas, for the said County, on the sixteenth
day Of December, A. D. 1872, and to serve
copy of your answer 10 the said complaint on
the subscribers at their Office, at Newbe1y
Court House, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time afore'
said, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In the COM
Dated Newbeny, December 10Th, 1872.
SJBER & CALDWELL,
Dec. Is, 5l-S.. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Charleston Courier copy once week for
stx weeks, and forward bill 70 this Office.
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@THE GREAT PICTORIAL

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A COMFORTABLE HoNE.-So man can
have coufortabie home, especially in win
ter, when the wind finds IN opening be-
tween the sashes. under the doors and over
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Sherif's Sale.
IN PROBATE COURT.

1&N 1GOOA II WV LII.
". W. Houseal, Admir-, against John A.
Boozer and others.-Pe.i,ion for Sale Of
Land to Pay Debts.
BY virtue Of an order to me directed, by
his Honor, james C. Leahy, Judge CT Pro.
bate, for Newberry County, and State Of
South Carolina, passed in the above stated
case, will sell a. public auction, at New
berry Court House, South Carolina, on
the First Monday in January next, the
real estate of George q. Boozer, deceased,
as follows:
One tract of land, containing Seventy
eight and One-hslf Acres, more or less, and
bounded BY lands Of John A. Harp, John
Williams, Estate of 7. n. Boozer, deceased,
AID Estate of Jesse Chupp, deceased.
TERMS -Onc-half cash, balance on cred.
it of one year, with bond and security and
mortgage Of the premises to secure the
credit portion. Purchaser will be allowed
to pay all cash if desiring to do SO, and to
pay for papers.
Land will be resold at first purchasers
risk Immediately, if terms of sale are not
complied with.
J.J. CARRINGTON, s. y. c.
Sheriff. Office, Dec. II, 50-4t 1850
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-25

CAN'T DO WITHOUT 1r."-This is what
the stage and horse car companies, livery:
stable keepers, members Of the turf. and all
groons and trainers sag of the MUSTANG
L1SINENT. They "can't do without it.
And why? Because it infallbly reduces the
externa! swellings. &C., which, under various
names, impair the usefulness and value of
the king of quadrupeds, and also because,
for sprains, strains, gals and other injuries
to which horse.fesh is liable. it is the most
trustworthy prepare ton in the market. Yet
these Recommendations comprise only per
ton Of its claims to public confidence. Du-
ring period of more than sixteen years, it
has been recoe nized as q specific for many Of
the most agonizing disorders which afiict the
human fami!y---such as rheumatism, gout,
neuralgia. lurnbago, tic-dolorcux, sore throat,
carache, toothache; and likewise as peer
less application for cuts, bruises, burns and
scaldS. 1t.