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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-12

The Mixed Train will run subject to delays incl
dent to freight business. and will stop only at sta-
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadsl.
at !. 40 A. n. Leave Philadelphia 1t 100 NJ and
Wilmington At 10 p. A.. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additionalto those sbove.lesve Smyrna for Clay
Smyrna $40 q. m.. and 200 p. m.. to make connec-
tion with trsinsto and from Dover. and stations
South. -
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND: with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad. q
AT HAkRIN Ton. with the junction and Break
| water Railroad.
At SEAFoRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
| and Wicomico and focomoke Railroad.
| II. y. kENNEY. Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-12

AkCentsal Falls, r. l., Mary Huehes dled
ve01oeday nom iujufie9 receive4 NON - ~
Ss1 Vkilo bolh Wece drunk. 10 Wes aEtes'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-12

HORRIBLE!
I.u6ersd with CATARRH thirty years. and was
oursd by simple remedy. Will send receiIt: post
see free, to ali anlicted. Rev. j. r. MEAD. Draw
or i76. Syracuse, u. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-12
Fora homesreso IN the West.
- HI = 81
PENNSYl IANiA CENTRAL r. E.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OR PIT r 8 B U r q.
And all places in the West, Southvsst a..
NorthUest.
rrru. sHoRrssr AND BRsr ROUTE -

THR oHOHTB0V AMI 0AnI NOOI1. ~
Thisliue sdords suu equ uAll ed Inducements t. per
onsdesiring cheap and editions assaEe 10th
est ana particularly the attention Of al
,uch ss esre to avail 90 of tho Homestea
nil nassed by the last Congress.
nectne lines by Is: miles the shcrtest route TO-
Chicaso aud other tp scee in the est ant
4 Also the cheapest and best route to Ai
inept places in the Southwest and Northwest.
Pameng gers are forw rded In comfortable and airs
eer Cars furnished with cushion ID seats with
moyes6le backs water tanks stoves. in Win:er. and
With such other as requisite for tn
Throrshticketsa sold litoallprominent placesi,
the West. Southwes and Northwest. at about hal
Childrsp under Eve years old free. and children
petV tho ages five and twelve years pay sslt-
PRICE.
With thc passengers. Eighty pounds Ofbaggage ear
.:cA free to every full passenger:
The train leaves daily except SundAye ana tickets
must be procureA and bagsaee delivered atthe once
No. lis Market street. hy so'elock. ?: n;
Dy sddressine ne the undersigned he will forwardb
return ofnaI. ftes ofohares. seircslar containing
,onplets price ht, .. map. correct COPY
Homestead Law. asd give such other tntormAnon
Ssv Be- 6esired FRANCIS FUNK, Agent
ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. l16 Market Street, PAilAdeiphia
pAiln1n1ph1As Julo ~. 1AAhf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-12

DHILADELPalA. WILMINGTON = BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD,
SPECIAL NOTICR.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871.
passenger car win b. attached to the freight
train leaving Philadslphia At 900 p. m. TOR Will
Hinston.
The train will stop at Stations a. follows. when
signalled: Gray's Ferry. 9.l2 p. m. Lasaretto 9.A
p.m Chester. 94l D. m; Lamokin. 9. IS p. m; Thur
low e.4g D. m; Linwood. 9.S p. u; aymont, 1901
p. m; Eerslie. 0.l y. M arrive WILMINGTON. 1890
m Aoct2Ol n. =. KENNEY. Snp't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-12
ruE FIRE NOT A JuporxrNr.


Some might say, Mr.. Bsechsr continued, that
her sooa. Juk - theagh avy spol would b
rand II God began to humble msn on account
ofvbsli pride. WHARF would Brooklyn sAd New
York b thenH O.hsrs might say Il was ssnt on
Account Of the peoples avariee. Who had the
audacity to hint at such athing, or to ~ it was
sent In any other way than samnsr or winter b
sentf i5sa..,.,.
This disaster, ,hoxsves, may have moral ~.
How ahall w make hsnsat offS BY learning
not 10 huild such narrow slEss(1 which were
nothing but hoTisoutal chimne AthToogh which
The dSsught rushed q . storm irom The Wilder
men. A city not las from where thsy we're
uisht learn lsaDon. ln day W0old ousne soon
oakeewise The disaster might also ieash The
folly n hsapinG story On story, not 6reproof.-
How ssanbls First, story Of granitss then
unuehsY u gsanies then . thisd efaraaitay then
fourth q sysniAs, and ,thsn-a Aanssrd root.
Admiisble Tor businsas. everybody saya Yee.
and admizsbls Sor Gre. Splendid boildinss, With
~H;'l1.ss s1s as..bs.svii 4 .. M ..,va4.r aSos.i
n AlAAlesannD1 alD dbow he{sAssdfal i
u that every husinsn houss should have sup
= sybcpss ak III Sssshss;S 'vhas he phcniz
viii soop -. from = ashsa yend that u ten
4, ,tt&bltAS. 11loa ~ ~ oeino 10 cl1nsa
viIl Sise thanks ior he 1rs . . bsnefaction."
10 NJ. Haechts cuA6luae& y urging hiehssress
IA .renare for The Last 0rsss Condugfsetoa hy
, 61usAA 49, as6sgble naaAotdJ and
~ ,tSs7.a15'eal' M M n lanes could
'S ! 4 shest sad tcashm3yspse =. - sassrsr'
eilins Dsaiea asaDd a. eleSyd. isssl iiis siaE
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ENTS.
Ayers


A dressing
which IS at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. K soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, Nth the
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WEIGHT OF WouES.-In roman,

WEIGHT OF WOHEN.-In
even of this modern day. we read con-
stantIy of heroes magnanimously
rushing off with fainting maidens from
blazing houses, or feloniously carting
them on their shoulders for purposes
of revengeful abduction. Let any one
out of training, or under six feet high
with proportionate strength. attempt
to run away with a fairly well-com.
posed girl of eighteen or twenty, give
us his opinion Of the proves of these
Wanted knights. A woman weigh
ing one hundred and forty pounds
weight of kicking womanhood is not
to be carried at all. Even a slight
girl weighs a hundred pounds, and
Rudolph or Horatio will stagger UNI
der the lovely but cumbersome figure
if he breaks out of a stdccGto6 walk.
There are plenty of buxom girls who
weigh up to a hundred and seventy
pounds, and it is not given to every
man to hurry off with such a baggage.
When the yictimlzed Squalina faints on
the stage the robust baritone takes
care that the reimbursement shall be
accomplished as near the wing as pos.
sible. He knows what Squalins
weighs from sad experience at .rehear
sal. Let any of our seaders carry hi
sister (he will probably prefer BIZ
c~ousin) up three flights of stairs, with
out stopping and forward US his senti
ments on the occasion. weigh
good many pounds nowadays, am
their airness of fabrication is fallacy
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GILL d STEEL. Agents 1t Portland, Oregon
SILAs J. DAY, Agent 1t Jacksonville, Oregon
BOARD OF

The Manager for Oregon refers, by permits
sion to the following gentlemen:
His Excelleney, L. +. Grover, Gov. Of Oregon.
L. Fleischner, State Treasurer.
Syl. C. Simpson, State Librarian.
Il. N. Waite, job Printer.
]. F. Miller.
r. P. Earhart, Proprietor Cheneketa House.
Geo. A. Steel, County Treas. Msltnomah Co.
Rev, i. Rowland.
A. Rush, Of Ladd 3 Bush, Bankers.
G. e.. Curl, Clerk of the Supreme Court.
DIR. Fiske, NJ. D..
Rev. p. s. knight.
Rev. W. r. Stewart
a. r. Won RMEIN e CO..
MANAGERS FOR TIL PACIFIC COAST.
l06 Montgomsry 81, 6an Francisco.
uoxlfm3
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ExpLrc1r.-A Yankee riding up

ExpL1cIr.-A Yankee riding up to
q Dutchman exclaimed:
"Well stranger, for acquaintance
sake, what might be your name?"
.Vy, my name is Hauucee Hoilen-
MISUNDERSTANDING
nBy Cape Codi If that amt as
long as a pumpkin vine! Well, I
haint time to lose, I'm on a specu-
lationl Tell me the way to Tama-
qua"
To Tamaquaa Veil. you see dat
roat pom de hill?" pointing in the di-
rection.
4Oh yes, I see It"
"Vell, den, you mustn't not take dat
roat. Yes sees dish roat by the coal
bank?" 1A
Eyes"
"Vell, dat is not de roat too; but
you mustn't go right by the barndore
and ven you see4von roat crooks JUS
so, (bending his elbows, and describ
ling at the same time), and ven YOU
get dat dare keep right along till 20,
gifts furder. Veil, den you will tnrl
tee potato patch round tee bridg,
i've tee river up stream, and tee hill
up and tirectly you e mine brudde
Fritz's barn, shingled NIT straw, dat
de house vere mine prudder lives
He'll dell you so better as I can
And you go q little furder too roat
You must not take both of 'em-
The Yankee rode off at the top {
his oroo7
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Aforal swell-the dandy lion.
Cincinnati stationary-pig-pens.
A bad place to get out-the elbow.
Borrowed garments seldom ct well.
Eyes have they. yet see not-
needles.
Any two apples are alike if they
are pared.
An early spring-jumping out fof
bed at five o'clock in the morning.
The way to ride q syelocipede-
straddle the saddle. then paddle and
skedadle.
It was ore of Douglas Jerrold's
favorits savings that. Gin the midst OF
life we are in debt.
A Texas editor complains that at
tempts to shoot him have become so
numerous lately the thing IS getting
monotonous.
2 All the old maids in Maine claim
that they could have married the.
present Governor of that State in the
DAYS when he was hard up and wore
hickory shirts. 40Q4
-Amammoth apple in-a-Ghicago
store window was labeled "Short
Horn Pippin; Bred by Horace Gree
ley, of Chappsuqua; Long John y q
riety, eight in a hill.
The daughter of the postmaster in
aftosn IN Ohio took advantage OF
her father official position to collect
money for the soldiers orphans. and
3 bought a new bonnet with tue pro-
ceeds. % BEs aIaaa8 sa1
A Brooklyn husband who was kiss
ing the chambermaid Q little was sur
-prised by his wife, but got off with
only one black eye by quoting Mrs.
Stanton, VIII says the freer the re-
lations between human beings the
happier" 81 .lass
A man 10 Danbury discovered that
powder fried with lard was good for
: boils. He tried it. The stove cover
is in the second story now, though
most all the rest of the stove has
been collected. He wassdeceiyed in
his lard, he says. sassssnsa ~
The st. Louis girls were so 5 badly
frightened by the experience OF one
of their number who dislocated bel
neck while resisting a kiss, that now
they hold their lips in the softest and
most comfortable position whenever
they see a man anywhere near.
Two women were asked which Of
1.1L x-1.,t1 ohAoca waro Shs
compelled to marry one OF them
One replied: 1.-The eldest, that ]
might the sooner be rid of him." the
other-s'The youngest, that [ nigh
make him suffer thy longest"
A lady promised to give her mait
$25 as marriage portion. The CIR
got married to a man of low stature
and her mistress on seeing him wa
surprised, and said, ..Well, Mary
what a little husband you have got!
"Lor'l" exclaimed the girl, "wha
could you expect for S25Y".
Until the time of William the Con
querer, the English people began
their year on the 25th of December
The great ruler having been crowne'
on the first of January, the peopl
began their year at that time to max
it agree with what they then consid
cred the most remarkable period il
their history. =
An Ohio thief who made himse
obnoxious to the citizens was bande
over to q vigilance committee, th
chairman of which made the follow
ing report: 1--WE took the thief I
the river, made a hole in the ice. an
proceeded to duck him, but he slippe
through our hands and hid undertt
ice- All our efforts to entice him OF
failed, and he has now retained b
point of advantage some hours"
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Ayers


Sarsaparilla
<
4 Is widely known
!. !. !. !. ! ! ! !. 1. !. !. :: !: I. !: !: ] ! !. " : ] ! ! !
n N as one of the most
"A IN effectual remedies
AN N H1EA ever discovered foi
MNM AEsXA cleansing the sys
EY/ASA tenn and purifyin.
49, S$ the blood. 1t ha
SWSSNSvyESEI stood the test c
years, with a CO.
~z stantly g~rowingr
~BESS u~tation, based on Is
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its G.
markable cures. So mild as to be safe q
beneficial TO children, and yet so searching
as to effectually purge out he great 'or-
ruptions of the blood, such as the ~scrof'ous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that haye lurked in the sstem
for years, soon yield to this powerfulanti-
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly hown,
of ScrOftila, and all scrofulous dteases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptie dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Bldches,
Boiis, Pimples, PustuIes, Soes, st.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Eysipe.
las, letter, Salt Rheum, ScaId
| Head, RingwOrm, and intenal Ul-
ceratiOns of the Uterus, SDmach,
and Liver. It also cures o,er COM
| plants, to which it would not sen especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, )yspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart disease,
Female Weakness. Debility. and
Leucorrhea, when they are ianifesta-
ions of the scrofalous poisons.
Il is an excellent restorer of bath and
strength in the Spring. BY rerwing the
appetite and vigor of the digest'e organs,
it dissipates the depression and ttless lam
guor of the season. Even where o disorder
appears, people feel better. and We longer,
for cleansing the blood. The SVEN moves
on with renewed vigor and a me- lease Of
life.
PREPARED B1
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Is widely known
as one of the most
eifectual remedies
ever discovered 70,
cleansing the sys
TEN and purifyin.
the blood. 1t In
stood the test c
years. with a 20
stantly growing .
u~tation, based on Is
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Copertnership Notica.

MIR. JULIAN O. PEIXOrTO has this dav
been associated with us as partner In our
Auction and General Commission Business.
The firm will in future be known as D. @.
PEIXOTTO & SONS. Extending our hearty
thanks to the public for their past kind pa
tronage and encouragement. we respectfully
solicit its continuance for the new firm, pro-
missing our usual and established attention
to the same. D. @. PEIXOrTO SONS.
D. @. PE1xorTo,
8. O. PBIxOTro,
j. q. PEIxorro. Oct1O2
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mand moderate and lower-middlipg
18T; good ordinary 172z; low middling
iSa; receipts 1883 bales; sales 500;
stock 57,87l.
MOBILE. October Cotton dull and
nom1ii!n!al-:middling 1SL@ls%; low
middiing 17A@18; receipts 668 bales;
snles 100; stock 7,243.
SAVANNAH, October 9.-Cotton aniet;
light demand-good ordinary 171a; low
middling 17%; middling 17T; receipts
2,5!o bales; sales 700; stock 33. 800.
CHARLESTON, October 9.-Cotton easy
low middling l71s; middling 1735; re.
ceipts 1,493 bales; sales 600; stock
1913.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-Cotton
-middling 19L@19%.
BALTIMoRE, October 9.-Cotton quiet
amlddhng l82; receipts 260 bales; sales
sos; stock 1,6O5.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 8, 1872.-Ndtiona
Hotet-J Il Ellis, Due West; Mrs u X Murohi.
so and family, Abbeville; F N Walker. spar
5fsaoupg; faas rI = FretwelI, Va; L King and
Leskey, " Daniel, N g; L y Beldin, Whining
ton; = Chmmons, Asheville; W A Adding
ton, Franklin; w Jainer, Orangeburr: "A
Framole, II Carter, D Gardner, N g; q D
Shends and lady, Miss; Mrs Larsen, New
berry.
Nickerson House-W b Frazier, Edgefcld;
A b Rose. N B Stoudemier, 8 U HOLMAN. n
Hanover, w y Bourman, Il Mscker. +
Schrinsr, II bchwake. Charleston; A Sad
Ter, Hyde, n 9; 3 Powell, Fort Mills; J
Backstrom, g williams, Mills, Chester: q
Blake, A White, York; Goech. Ian
castor; j Hudnutt, Greenville; A E Hutchi.
son and wife. Miss NJ White, Rock Hill; j N
Seigler. Helena; J Mcintyre, N J; L Bear.
philadelphia; Is Alston. Greenvllle.
HeudriL House, G Halfacre, Newberry: r
Bradley, sumter; Groenfelder, Baltimore:
J L Cauthen, I B McKlnstry, N U Robertson,
e ! yMotrison. FaIrlsld; J n crowsll. N @; W
West; d Baker, ] r. Furman, K a Ed
wards. w Pringle, F N Beckham, Broad
way, Cain, " J Muldrow, d II Wilson.
Sumter; McIve. Darlington;-w A Bully,
u Coleman, Laurens.
Columbia Hotet-E Bush. G &ORR; WI
Crosswell, q; q W Carwile, Edgeheld; II F
Campbell. Ga; key Qursley, Fla; G a Stew
81 "fu' NJ Caunmah, IA; Shoemaker,
ham's Turnout; + Matthews, J " O'Brien.
charleston; DR. Fraupton, w nj Bh annon.
Camden; J l. Wilson, Santuc; W II Evans,
Evans: Society Hill; McCutchen, Indian
Town; D Eyans, Marion; W q Denny, N Z;
Hill, Y; J D Jamison, N G; A Herman. o:
a l. Buist. G.; T L CLARK, ND; & G Wells
Greenville; " Falch, U A; j ii Williams,
Ninety-Si1; w " Thomson and vito, Misses al
and Thomson, Spartanburg; A q Foster,
Union; Bradley, sc.
Central Hotet-J Fitzgerald. city; NJ Nicely,
Williamston; W u Henderson, Abbeville; r b
Samet. G; E Il Mellichamp, w, c g. A RR; II
brown, San Francisco; o j Kruse, r s
Peck. wTioslcy, Union; Land, P RHar-
riHon, Gresnville
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The cellars are foored ana other
wise arranged in ssuch a Araanner
that the spilled Champagpa faAduly
collected and saved for OtffS2 8unfrfaes.
Next comes the disgorgin6 slador-
ing process, requiring, gre9f hahinsl
dexterity, removing the NSH H IS6 shich
have settled at themouth s. Is bottle
by finally turninRlf i1psid D Il is xhich
should not entail seTeataS 06a sSt vine
than from to7spers Sent. tos It's raed
Tor cognao or Observation-Disclosures TkS
liquor added is usually q mixture Sf ooGs
mac. sugar house syrup and vine ana
The bottles are them Anally .corked. Land
The oorks fastened and Sapped f6f ahip.
ment. The degree fSefsrvescenGs,. is
divided into three deuominations.ssor sore.
ment. light and moderately isparkli1r.s
'mosseu1' and grand mosseux The
atmospheric pressure in the bottles does
not exceed 6 atmospheres; at 2; and s.
the bottles burst" E
The annual consumption Of Cham.
pagne is set down at IL, 600. 600 bottles.
Germany and Austria get I,5OO. 900: Rus-
sia gets 100000; Great Britain, East
Indies and the colonies absorb 2. 500. 4 600:
United States 1000, 600; lBelRinm and
Holland 50O. 1000; other countries i, ,OOO :
O0O, and France 5000. 900. { lii Berlin
6O0, 600 bottles are. lIused per year; and
not over 100, 200 ar6' genuine. This IA
stated as about the due proportion oi
genuine and spurious Ohampsgne which
the world drinks. The old English wintl
drinking doctrine is: "Good wine makes
good blood. good blood causes eodd
humors. good humora cause good
thoughts, good thoughts bring forth
good works, good works carry man to
Heaven; ergo. good wine carries man
TO Heaven. At present the prohabili-
Ties OF getting pure wine are 80 remote
that mankind in general had better try
some other system OF salvation thnn the
above prescription.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances OF Mr.. and
Mrs. MAYHEM will attend the funeral OF the
INFANT SON Of the above, from their resi-
dence, on the corner Of Wayne and Blauding
streets, at O'Clock, THIS AFTERNOON.
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Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
"A CARROLL d HPELLMAN will please cali
at my Carriage Repository and settle the
Same with my Agent. Mr.. M. J. CALNAN. on
18th instant., all claims remaining unpaid
pensabie to close the business Of Carroll j.
Spellman. JOHN AGEEW.
Oct
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Bonds for Sale

'1HHE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
4 Kai!road Company will sell 800 900 Of its
FlKST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearing interest
and accrued interest on 106-making the in
veator nearly per cent. per annum, In addi-
ton 10 the discount. Apply to NJ. P. Pegram,
Cashier First National Bank, Charlotte, G.
Bouknight, Treasurer, or
Sept Is WM. JOHNSTON. President.
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For Sale.

A PLANTATION in Sumter Comfy known
~ as the Bradford Springs Place. It CON
tsins 75S acres OF land, fifteen miles from
sumter q. Il. and about the same distance
from Camden. For Particulars and terms,
apply to Messrs BLANDING d RICYARDSON
Attorneys ct Law. Sumter O. Il aant
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A Valuable Tract of Land Fer Sale.

a VaiuaUle 1IHcC OF Ianu ECr Sale.
TIM subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA
i TION, near Abbeville Court House. part
OF 1t within the corporate limits OF the town.
1t contains $50 acres Of land, seventy i've of
which Is good creek bottom. On il is com
necessary out-buildings; also, a Vineysrd of
Scuppernong Grapes Of seven acres, in full
bearing, with Stone House, Cellar. and ali
appliances for making wine, and fine oollec-
ton OF Fruit Trees. R. b. BOWIE,
sept Abbeville O. n
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Warranted perfectly pure. and fl ee from all
oeietefious substances. It is distilled from
BARLEY OF the finest quality, and the AnonA-
TIC JUMPER BERRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for cases Of Dyspepsis or Indiges-
ton. Dropsy, Gout, Rheumatism. General
Debility, Catarrh Of the Bladder, Pains in the
Back and Stomach, and all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. 1t gives great relief in
Asthma, Gravel and Calculi in the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorAtes the system, and
is certain preventative and cure Of that
dreadful scourge, FEvEn AND Aauk.
CAUTIONi Ask for "HUDsoS G. WoLys's
BELL SCHNAPPs."
For sale by al respectable Grocers and Apo
thecaries.
HUDSON g. WOLFE CO., Sole Importers.
Office, 18 South William street, New York.
Sept 16 9me
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Cotton Gin.

Cotton Gin.
I FORTY.SAW COTTON GIN. with CON.
l. DENSEis. manufactured by Horace L.
Emory, az good as new, having been only
used few weeks. Will bo sold at q sacrifice.
by JOHN A0NEW A. SON
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Oct 1912

Notice.
A MEETING Of the Board of Health will
~ be held on THIS tThursdsy) AFTER
NOON, in the Council Chamber, at O'Clock.
By order. THOS. p. WAIKER.
oct l0 Acting CLERK.
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Seed Barley.
EO BUSHELS selected now crop BARLEY
c\I For sale by HOPE x GYIEN.
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Dried Apples and Peaches.
A NICE lot just received. For sale by
IA 4. J. & II. NJ. GIBSON.
Corner Lady and Richardson streets
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Country Butter.
Onn POUNDS fresh country BUTTER
AOO For sale by
T. J. Il II. M. GIRSON.
Corner Lady and Richardson siraets.
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Removal.

Removal.
sm HAVE removed my Saloon up to the
Nig Cottage House, next to the Independent
e9s Engine House, whore hope my old
Iriends Will visit, and bring new ones. Free
DOT 1O I. GRIEHHABER
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Fresh Biscuits.
EARINA, Pearl, Oyster, Wine. Butter, Milk,
L. Picnic. Cream, Corn Hill, Lemon, Soda
&C., all fresh. For sale low by
Oct9 HOPE l. GYLES.