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w- MEADE / BAKERS
COMMISSIONERS oTrICE'

COMMISSIONERS oYsnf'{
RIcHMoSp, January u, s7!.
lDY A DECREE ENTERED On Ln af
- 18th Of January, 1879, by the ChancerS parker
the city of Richmond. In the suit OF ". '" ~ Iuc,
against John ". Wright, adminlstia'os ,,,sd that
Jane Penn, deceased ami others, IS '.nr,. aud
one OF the commissioners OF the court W infN
report: Eu.,,,,,.s nj Lucy
Jane Penn, deceased their character au honCs,
and whether due by Judgment decree, nU =. rri-
or otherwise; and II any, report ths Which they
critics Of such liabilities and the oraef III "1'>
should be paid? ,a Jucv Jsae
Second. What personal assets Of sara OF s.r
Penn Is In the interests or under ths sf *.
administrators aud liable to be ia ,i,nu.
debts And he shall settle the account u s''N
Third whs, is the ne. annual value OF the m..nias
tate Of said Lucy Jane Penn, decease0' i'D
ursoid and Mshle for her debts ~ snch real
Fourth. Whatfs the net annuSi SSI Isur,pce. aud
estate after the yayment OF taxes ana -, sSlept
whether the rents and profits thereof wiz s,iI Lucy
10 discharge the outstanding 'Lablii''e' "
Jane Penn In tlye- years! .,,,, of such reil
Fifth Whether sale OF any achsfre such
estate will be necessary to pay ON aSS or Wheeler
liabilities, and III SO what portion ths'ei'
the whole thereof should be sold ,,ssss that
The parties interested are hereoa ~ February,
have liked oa FRIDAY the lefn aaS W NV ebce Oh
1879 \. ocl9es d., 40 the trs, a wsrT streets, "
Eleventh street between Main anu a the ssid
the city OF RchEaoud, % ths Plssssss j. EVANS,
u lt-Tusw
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follow, we know; but srch bisls as the one
NE arc speaking Of will go farsto make PIC
public believe that the effect Of atarifi is INV
riably to add to the price of both the naVHe
and the imported article.
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MARRIED.

At St. Peters cathedral, tie 10th Of January,
by the Rev. Father Jansen, Mr.. j. a. COWARD1S
to Miss n. V. LOSGlNOTTI.
On the same day, by the same Mr.. r. F. CoWAR-
DIN to Miss AUGUSTINE LONGINOTTl; all or
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The E,qWrer's last joke is entirely spoiled
hy the printer, who makes the philosopher
;,sk lis what genealogical means.
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In partisan aspect the course of the Lee
eislature is telling disaStrollsly upon the Con-
scryatiye party. 1t is opening the way to the
reorganization and upbuilding of the Radical
forces by weakening the confidence OF the
people in the wisdom and State patriotism of
those they have selected rs the rulers and
law-,nakcrs for the Commonwealth. The
tactics of the Radicals arc shrewdly and cum
ninrly managed TO gain their point. They
have seen hv the last election that the people
arc for sustaining the credit of the State, and
their policy is now to cajole. llattcr, and per-
sIIadr. this Conservative Legislature into
that policy which looks to the discredit OF
our finances and when once SO committed,
the Radicals will become staunch and noisy
unholders of the credit Of the Common
wealth. and turn all their batteries upon the
party whose representatives were the au-
thors of this bllmdcr.
When the funding bill was before the Le-
cislaturc it was sustained by the whole Radi-
cal representation except one; and then
when they came before the people for re.
election they as unanimously denounced the
bill, believing there was not nerve enough Id
the State to maintain hcrcredit.
Now We find them, with but rare cXccp-
tious. Joining with those who, contrary to
the expressed will of the people, are labor
inc TO upro0t The established policy of our
financial system, and who have made our
stocks a mere by-word," and something
to be laughed at in the markets of the world
This the Radicals are doing with the
shrcwd PARTISAN intent Of cndeayoring to
commit the Conservative party to the scheme
of the rcpudationists, so that they may the
more easily and successfully crush them al
the next election. They know the great body
of the people are instinctively honest upon
questions affecting the public credit, anC
that any party which has been committed
against il has immensely the disadvantage il
a contest before them.
In that memorable period in the State O
MARYLAND when the same scenes we have here
| now were being enacted by few reputation
| lists scattered through the State, whose howl
| frightened the true people into the belief tina
| there was danger, Governor Pratt took the
stump as the champion of his States credit
| and was elected by 4 large majority. lie
interest was paid and from that day no re
| pudationist nor those in sympathy will
| them have cvcrtilled any office in the State,
Her six per cent. bonds were then rs low
| rs 80 or 40, now they are 102. And we hav'
| to-day in this Commonwealth far create
means in material and population to meet on
debt than Maryland had at that time. An'
if this Legislature would let the policy estab
lished lust winter alone, in two years NOR
there would scarcely be all opponent to tina
| measure in the State. 1t was just settle
ment, throwing one-third upon West Vir
ginia, where it justly belongs, and leaving u
but two-thirds, which we fairly owe and ar
able to pay the interest on without any in
crease of taxation, as was clearly shown b.
the Governor-LeesburgW ashtngtonidn.
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T MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS
for men, women, and children;
COTTON and WOOL HOSE, SOCKS, and
GLOVES;
BUCK, DOGSKIN, and KID GLOVES;
Gents DoUBLE-sTITCHED KID GLOVES at
$3.50 per pair.
large stock Of
BREAKFAST SHAWLs,
SONTAGS,
HOODS,
NUBIAS,
COMFORTS,
WRISTLETS, and
LEGGINS or CATERS,
all to be sold ut cosins-out priccs,nt
LEVY BROTHERS,.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our 6oc. and 81 KID GLOVES. Ja5o
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M LACE CURT AIMS AND CUR
TAIN LACES.-Weof offer some elegant LACE CUR
TAINs at extremely low prices NOTTINGHAM
LACE for curtains ut zoe. worth 35c. per yard;
NOTTINGHAM LACES for curtains from ?cc. to
81 per yard; CORNICEs and BANDS for curtains;
a large assortment Of WINDOW SHADES, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
KID GLOVES ut ooc. and 81 per pair. ja3o
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TULEs stOREIN.

TULES MOREIN, a'
- MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN cor
pER AND GALVANIZED IRON LIGHTNING
RODS AND WEATHER WAVES, also Light
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all kinds, solicIts the
patronage OF the citizens OF Richmond aud sur
rounding country
All orders thankfully received and promptly exa-
cuted ina warkmanllke may,uer.
LIGHTSfSG-RODS d srecialty. rs.
No. 100. corner Seventh aud Main. ia M-lw*
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Mr.. NEALE arose to privileged question
During his absence from the city his name
had been signed to the minority report of the
Joint committee on the public debt without
his knowledge or consent. lie desired 1t to
he understood that he was opposed to any
measure of finance which did not propose tc
carry out in good faith the provisions of tho
existing funding act.
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On the same
DIN to Miss 4
this city.
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. Q ] ala IN otto 9 81,
A iBody ana rHsnd Di,caso,

such fs dyspepsia. Tho estomach and the brain
ere too ultimately allied for the one to suffer With
out the other, so that dyspepsia and despondency
are inseparable. It may be added, too, that irri-
sat'on OF the stomach is almost Invariably accom-
panied by irritation Of the temper. 3
The insigorating and tranquiizing operation
OF Hostettsrs Btters is most powerfully developed
IN cases OF indigestion The first effeot of this
agreeable tonic 10 comforting and encouraging.
mild glow, peryades tho system. tho chronic
uneasiness In the region OF tho stomach is les.
sened and the nervous restlessness whloh oharao.
terizcs the disease Is abated. This improvement
is not transient. II is not succeeded by tho re.
turn OF tho old systems with superaddod toroe as
10 always the case when unmcdcated stimuants
arc given for.the complaint Each desc scenes
10 impart a permanent accession of healthful in
vigoration But this is not OIL Tao aparient
aud anti-bilious properties of the preparation arc
scarcely secondary In Importance to its virtues.
II there is an overflow of bile, the secretion is
soon brought within propar limits, and il the
oiliory organ is inert and torpid IL is toned and
regulated. The effect upon the disoharging or
ssns is equally salutary, and in cases Of consti.
patton the cathartio action is Just sufficient to
produce the desired result gradually and without
pain. The Bittcrs also promote healthy e,apora-
tion from tho surruce, which 10 particularly desl-
rable at this season when sudden spells Of raw,
unpleasant weather apt to check the natural
pcrspiration and produce congestion Of the liver,
coughs, and colds. The best safeguard against all
disea"s isbodily oigor,, and this the great Vo1e-
table Restorative especially promotes.
Jan, !, 1872 10 I'm.
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SheriH's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry Writs Of Feri Facias to me
~ directed, will sell, to the highest bidder with.
in the legal hours of sslc, before the Court House
door, in Walhalla, S. O., OIL saleday in February
next, tho following property:
One Tract of Land, situated in Oconee
County, on Coneross Creek, containing 100
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Lewis
Moorehead and others. Also. one other tract,
containing l40 acres, more or less, ndioining
lands of Lewis Moorehead, NJ. s. Stribling
and othors, levied on as the property of VIM.
James. at the suit Of Walker G. Wilkie for
Elizabeth Martin.
Also, Bnle of Cotton. at the Depot sup
posed to contain 45O pounds more or loss,
levied on as the property of George Washing.
ton. at the suit Of William Hamilton.
Terms cash.
Terms l! CASH. Purchaser to pay cxtre
for Titles and Stamps.
j. II. ROBINS, SOC.
january, 1872 IL 4
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At Auction !.

THE above PLANTATION will be sold on the
/ premises on
SA1'UDAY, TIE THIRD OF 1EERUARY
ATA2 O'CLOCKM
On the Premises is good DWELLING HOUSE,
Six Rooms Five Fire Plnccs-Acat lIouse--- other
out.buildings; large Stable, 8 stalls; good Black
smith and Wagon Shops Two good Tenant Hous
en-, good Store lIouee, furnished throughout. All
located on Blue Ridge Railroad and Wagon Road
Railroad crossing in less than half milo below
md in three or tour hundred yards of the Land
South. This is one Of tho handsomest places on
the Road.
Sale positive. Titles good.
:. Terms cash.
- January 2G, 1872 10
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Sale of .Jocassee.

The State ef South Carolina.
pICKENs-IN EQUITY.
E. E. Hester, Bill for Construc.
vs. , tion, Account
Eliz. Hester, Extrix, ct. al. Relief &c., &c.
NDER on order of the Circuit Court, in
" this case. Twill sell to the highest bidder
before the Court House, at Walhalla, on
Saleday in February next.
l. The Life Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Hester,
in that valuable place, known as JOCASSE
VALLEY, containing 600 acres. more or less
aud lying on both sidos of tho Riyer in Pick.
ems and Oconee Counties. A Homestead, in.
Guiding the Dwelling and 200 acres. more or
less, has been laid off and assigned to the
tho Widow out of this Tract.
Q. The Remainder of Mrs. E. r. Hester in
all that portion Of the above tract, lying in
Oconee County, containing 270 acres, moro or
less. fg
TERMS-Onethird cash, balance on a credit
of twelve months, with interest--to be secured
by bond of purchaser. good personal security,
and mortgage Of the premises.
At the came time and place, / will sell the
Notes, Go, belonging to the Estate Of Carwell
Hestor, Senior, deceased for cash
A j. III. ROBINS, soc.
January6, 1872 IL
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Final Settlement.

.NJOTICE is hereby given, that application
Of Probate. at Walhalls. on Wednesday. tie
I4th day Of February. 1872, for leave to make
a final settlement Of the Estate Of THOMAS p.
REEDER, minor; aud to be discharged from,
all further liability as Guardian for said min.
or's Estate. es assgt l.4os,,tiE54 fss
h THOS. II. STRIBLING, Guardian.
Jan 10, 1879 + il 4
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NOTICE..
Nov. !, 1871

A LII persons indebted to G. l.. REIDY& CO.,
IA by Note, Account or otherwise, will take
notice that thoy must come forward and mako
payment by the Fret day of February next,
and oil persons having demands against tho
said firm are requested to present them by
that day for settlement, as We ore compelled
to close up our business, on account of the
death Of one Of the Firm. 6"
g. l.. REID & co.
January $, 1872 ii 3
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Final Settlement.

A PPLICATION will be made to S. p. Den.
"a dy. Esq. Judge Of Probate. Mt Walhalla,
on Tuesday the 18th day February, 1872. for
leave to settle finally the estate of S. +.
REEDER. Minor; and to bo discharged there
from legally as said Guardian.
j. l.. REEDER, Guardian.
Jan. IL, 1872 IL At
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Travel by Rail, Wheel and Saddle.

THE undersigned have formed partner.
IL ship in the above business at tho points
named and have supplied themselves literally
with the best Vehicles, Horses, Drivers and
Ostlers; Grain, Forage. &C., for the accommo-
dation of the travelling public.
Hacks, Carriages, Bugges. or Saddle Horses
cnn be had at all times by the day or week, at
reasonable rates; and we prepared at @
moments notice to convey passengers from
Anderson Walhala to the terminus of the
Air. Line Railroad, or to any other point desired
The Stables at Anderson will be under the
immediate charge of L. j. STEELE and those
at Walhalla under the direction Of A w.
Thompson, each Of whom will give his personal
supervision to the business, and spare no pains
to give general satisfaction.
Ray The patronage of the travelling public
respectfully solicited.
A. w. THOMPSON, T. j. STEELE,
walhalIa, S. G. Anderson, S. G.
November 81. 1871 S
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STOLEN.

COX REWARD will be given for the delivery
sDLO Of one email Mouse Colored Horse Mule
stolen from my stable near Pendleton on Sunday
night, 2lst, January, 1872.
NeA- Anderson Intslliyeneer please copy.
Jan. 20, 1872 l3
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Profitable Business

Will be given ono two persons, Of either sex, in
WALnALLA, and ndjong towns. by which they
may realize from $500 to 81 900 year, with but
little interference with ordinary occupation in
selling HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES of real merit
and universal use. If the whole time isdevoed a
much larger sum mny be realized. Circr lars
free, giving complete list OF articles und commits.
sions allowed I. s. COOK s. CO., Hobokcn,
New Jersey.
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Special Notice.

DERsONS indebted to TAYLOR b CO, will
i please come forward and settle their accounts
We have our credit to sustain, and can only do 80
with the assistance Of those we have INDUCED ~.
We trust IT. is only necessary for us Ia remind our
friends Of our necessities. TAYLOR g. CRISP.
May 20, 1871 81
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s 4 lla z|a! !GIs a2 Als Azllss
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.

CoI,unBIA, s. G., January 3, 1872.
AN and after this date, the following Sched.
" ule will be run ndaily. Sundays exceptcd,
connecting with Night Trains on South Car.
olina Road, up and down; also viii, Trains
going South on Charlotte. Columbia and Angus.
za nailrond: #tr
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
N will be made to s. p. Dendy, Esq. Judge
the 7th day of FEBRUARY, 1872, for:leave to
make final settlement of the estate of ME-
SIAH LONG, deceased and be discharged
from all further liability therefrom.
SARAH LONG,
ABEL ROBINS, 1Aun
Jan. 6, 1872 10
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"RENDER UNTO CESAR
THE THINGS
HAT ARE NsAR's.

WE earnestly request our friends to como
wv forward and settle their accounts. This
is the season Of tho year when we need money
to meet our engagements. If you wish CESAR
to do well, pay CESAR what you have promised
TO pay CESAR And when you come to town
with produce come round and offer it to CESAR
and SEQ if CESAR doesn't offer you little more
than anybody else just for tho sake of settle
ment.
nsA- CESAR lives at WALLER, WArsoN j.
Co.'S. Respectfully,
Dee. l, 1871 6
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BRIGGS & BROTHERS.
Catalogue Of Flower and Vegetable
S E Z d s.,

SULfJfE1e PIONEERING BULBS, FOR 1872 1,
Now ready. Consisting Of over 1870 pages, on
rose-tinted paper, with upwards Of 400 separate
outs, and SIX BEAUTIFUL COLORED PLATES |!
Cover, beautiful design, in colors. The richest
Catalogue ever published. Send % cents for
copy, not one.half the value OF the colored plates
In the first ordor, amounting to not less than 81,
the price Of Catalogue, 20c., will be refunded in
seeds New customers placed on the same foot
ing with old. Free to old customers Quality Of
seeds, SIZE Of packets, price and premiums offered
make 1t to the advantage of all to purchase seeds
of us. SEQ Catalogue for extraordinary induce
ments.
You will miss II II you do not see our Catalogue
before purchasing Seeds
Either of our two Chromos for 1872, size 19x
24-one flower plate Of Bulbous Plants, con-
sisting of Lilies. &c.-thc other Of Annual, Bien
nul and Perennial Plants, guaranteed the
MOST ELEGANT FLORAL CHROMOs
ever issued in this country. superb parlor or
nament (; mailed, postpaid. on receipt of 75c. !;
also free, on conditions specified in Catalogue
Address. BRIGGS s. BROTHFRS
GE'tadlished 1851 Rochester, New York.
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From DalR to Eecrshchn.

From Charleston to Dahlonega, from the
scsboard to the mountains,ca be seen mark
cd improvement in the style of buildings in the
last five years. Villages and farm houses all
present moro elegant and comfortable ap-
pearance. The reason is we'll known. It is
because in that period the whole country has
learned to patronize that celebrated manufno
turer of Doors, Sashcs and Blinds, MIR. p. P.
ToALE, Charleston, S. G.
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Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A. II. Nj.

"'"C H"HUbC AOUSCS NU' OS, "A. H. NU I.
n A REGULAR COMMUNICATION
xX Of Blue Ridge Lodge. No. 92. A.. r..
/W\ NJ, will beheld on SATURDAY.
Feb. Sd. at o'clock, P. NJ. Brethren will
take due notice, and govern themselves ac.
oordingly.
By order of the Lodge.
WM. KORBER, Scc'y.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
IN will lie made to S. P. Dendy, ESQ. Judge
Of Probate. at Walhalia, S. O.. on TUESDAY.
the 9th day of fFEBRUARY, 1872, at l o'clock,
A, NJ for a final settlement of the estate of
SAMUEL j. McELROY, miner, and O dis
charge therefrom.
THoS. DICKSON.
NJ NJ. McELROY,
Ex'ors Of Samuel X. McElroy deceased.
Guardian.
Jan. s, 1872 10 4t
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Wnihnli, Chapter, No. 2s, R. A. M.
A REGULAR CONyoCAIIoN of walhal
Ia Chapter. No. %. r.. A.. NJ, will be held
at their Hall, in Walhalla, OH MONDAY. the
9th day of Febuury next, at. candle light
Companions will be punctual in their atten.
dance.
by order tho Chapter:
S. p. DENDY, Scc'y.
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WAXHAWS, Lancaster County, s. G.

WAXHAWS, Lancaster County, S. G.
TO q z. Zimmerma", Esq, Secretary Of the
Fair Of the Carolinas, Charlotte, ~. G.
ton raised by Stevens & Cureton, on IL acres of
stubble land, which was manured with 400
pounds of Carolina Fertilizer. The following
is the mode of cultivation: it was thoroughly
broken up IL inches deep, and laid off in rows
81 feet wide. and the Fertilizer applied in tho
drill, then bodied on it on the 18th Of May.
and planted tho lst Of June. First working It
was run around with half shovel and partial.
ly trimmed out with hoe. Second working
it was run around with 3 incl grub, IL inches
long. and the middles thrown out with sweep
Is inches wide One furrow to row and
thinned to q stand with hoo about IL inches
between the stocks, and afterwards it was
ploughed every two weeks with n sweep l8
inches wide, aud hoed each time, until it was
worked five times.
Tho following is correct statement of the
Cotton picked:
LIST Picking, 254
I'd Picking, 40
3d Picking, Alb
Estimated amount of unopcn-
ed mntured bolls, SIG
Total, 1923
Respectfully submitted
OlEF EMS " CURIGION.
certify weighed tho Cotton picked in the
above statement and is correct.
October 81, 1871. w. A. GRAHAM.
At tho request If Messrs. Stevens & Cure.
ton. we have examined tho | ] acre of Cotton,
and the estimate made above is true to tho
best Of our ability.
D. T.. DURANT,
w. A. GRAHAM
JOSEPH RODGES.
Premiums awarded to Stevens Cureton on
above Certificate
We will sell the above Splendid Fertilizer at
Forty. Five Doiluis cash. or Fifty Dollars, pay-
able lst November. with interest at per cent
per annum, delivered at our Warehouse i4
Charleston Agents will sell at same prices
adding the freight and drayage to their Dcpots.
GOE. w. WILLIAMS G co.
Charleston, S. q.
II. s. VANDIVIERE, Agent
At Walhalla, S. G.
Jan. IL, 1872 IL 3m
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CAROLINA FERTILIZER
11ROWNl

17ROWMIPG9AMTg
WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. 81, 1871.
TfOR the largest production of Cotton to the
Il aoro. 1000 pounds CAROLYN A FERTI.
LIVER
For tho largest production of Wheat to tho
acre, 1000 pounds CAROLINA FERTILI.
ZER.
The above premiums are for crops produced
with the use of the Carolina Fertilizer alone,
or in combination with plantation manures
only, and the awarding Of said premiums is
LETT discretionary with tho committee Of the
Association under their rules.
SANDERS, OATES 6 CO.,
Agents ut Charlotte.
STEVENS & CURETON. Lancaster. s. G..
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Notice to Debtors.

DERSONS indebted to mo for Goods pur, has
il cd ut the Falls, will please come forward
and paysup. You have been accommodated,
and l am now the sufferer. Call and pay,
and save cost.
JAMES McCAREY.
Jan. 6. 1872 10 2m.