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Smyrna times., 1874-09-30

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DEDIcAHoN.-rh 9th day of Scptemhnr
1874 will long be Remembered ~ p'ormO1, onn ~
ItroHTTaiity' pleasure and delight by the peonIc
0i smyrna circuit The Scverson Methodist
episcopal church was crouded with a very
IcSpccCaOio ana attentive audience at the hour
appointed Tor worship. Rev. Geo HUGHES.
ASS"clate Editor Of the Christian Standard
Gno Home Journal of Philadelphia, preached
very affective sermon from the words. 1.-The
greatest OF these is Charity" after which the
"Sl9r' Wm' B Gregg, made statement that
:,o cluach cost 81 Cos. Is, and that the sum of
9i,UUO was needed to meet the demands against
SAID church. After short address by Rev
var. lInGhcs, on the necessity of being liberal
the people responded nObly and literally. until
one thousand and four dollars were secured in
money and subscriptions. The audience never
seemed to tire in waiting or giving, but an
pe&rod determined to meet all claimcs in the
morning. There were no fish storios told, or
anythlng to excite the people to give more than
C'ley were able, but as young man of SMYRNA
Sald (Ahd no doubt truc), that he believed the
people gave thoughtfully. The highest sub
scrptIon asked tor was twenty dollars.
Inc service Was resumed at II O clock in tho
evening, and after a basket collection was
lll'eu' amounting to about $3.50, the church
was solGmnly dedicated to the service and wor-
snip OF Almighty God, Rev. George Hughes,
assisted by the Pastor, performing the services
KeV. u. ID. Watson of Dover, preached an elo
quent and string sermon, from the words "All
my springs are in thee. The service of the day
closed by the dedication of the members of the
church to God around the altar and the conver-
sion OF soul. This was delightful and sue
ceSsful day for SeycrsOn church. 1t is generally
believed that the subscriptions are good. All
are expected to be paid, on or before the Ist dav
OF January next Come friends, strain point
ana pay as soon as possible, and the trouble
viii be over. Many thanks, not only to the
citizens of the ncighborhood, but friends from
distance who came and gave literally on the |
occasion. The old Severson church was built
more than 81 years ago. The dimensions
we're 2ox2S. The new church is 32x5O, with a |
recess, and sealing 20 feet in the clear, built of
good matcriel.
The grandson and great grandson, and re-
atlves OF James Severson, who decided the
ground to the NJ. f. Church more than ninety.
me years ago, (now living in PhiIadelphia)
Manifested great interest in the church, and
yav93 very literally to aid in paying for it. Mrs.
tachel ). Truax presented tho Bible, Mr.
lames Reynolds, of Philadelphia, the Hymn
booS, and Misses Emma II. Stevenson. Mary
S9verSon, and VI. Emily Truax, the Com.
f God '''
May tho groat head of the church make this :
alter house more glorious thpn the forncr! /
SMYRNA, Sept. 90, 1874 ''''
Smyrna times., 1874-09-30
T"T ~ - ; ny ma IIUcs.
NilitlimE Dc!.s Wnrc smsfiiutin,.a

!, 1t Is exceedingly ungenrr,u. an unjust far
the Rochester, y. Y. Ercujaq E,oc.<< 'nnI
other plr'rS further OF to pns~ hy creat ami
powerful States and come down with = carro
OF h"nr'S, on the smallest, most fcrble. v,,
most bcantlin! and highly favored Of ali Ibr
thirteen original States Of the mon, WL+t
motive could possibly induce other States ~
mcd1ie with that which does not hclnn, tn
thcm Are lh'y Jealous Of our fair fame ~
'ne hn'St peach, pear, and small iruit CROWN,
state! Alr they afraid th4t some of thrir
wei ednr'ted farmers will come down here
AMI get reh raising fruit, sweet potatoes and
cantIloupes Why 90 into the Commis>inncr
h"p"rt and fish out such ,lamagin, f,nr,.s2
We cannot dispute the figures made out hy our
own authorIilrS AMI published in the Startling
records ot the National Government.
But they are embarrassing SO embarrassing
that before We could subscribe to them ~ nnv
thing but 'sa nderous imputation>, we ex.
ahmed the CommlS>ioner'S Report of 1871 and
there TO our iniignltion we find the data (nr
tn" following tables, which We copy from the
Dci'w"Jc Tt6Hac, signed "Xrnc.
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Tho Dover Sentinel reminds Senator Eli that
while he was speaking against Congressional
land grants to the Pacific Railroad, in his
speech at Dover, last week, he omitted to con.
denim his own State for its money grant of
S2OO'OOO for railroad in Sussex. If the Legis.
iature that gave this money had been "Rsdi.
cal body the Senator would not have made
the omission. There is wonderful siobt Of
difference between a Republican Congress
giving land and a Democratic Legislature giving
money for the same purpose.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-30
Republican County Convention.

DOVER, Sept. Goth, 1874.
Tho Republican County Convention met in
the Representative Hall at O'Clock, p. NJ
NJ. Hayes Chairman of tho Executive Com.
mnttee cal led the Convention to order and named
~. Nj. Jones as temporary Chairman. On
motion of DIR. Davidson, w. IL. Mason was
made Secretary.
The Chairman appointed Committees on
Credentials and Organization. w. i. Cannon.
Chairman OF the Committee on Organization
reported permanent officers, as follows: Presi
dent, John Woodall; Vice Presidents James
Keedy, and John Raymond Secretary, +. 9.
R4msdcll.
DR.. Davidson made strong appeal for reform
and claimed that it could only come through
the Republican party.
Representative LIEan1 made a ringing Re.
publican speech and was greeted with hearty
applause. He was not in favor Of the Supplc-
mental Civil Rights Bill.
The following ticket was nominated
SusRIrv-ROBERr $. BowNs, Of Misuillon.
CoRoNER-JOHN B.JACOBS.
SENATOR'S,
Join II. HOFEECKER, Duck Creek
fARlS l. CARLISLE, :. MuricrSlu.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
JOHN y. CLARK Kcnton IIuntrad
WI ~. POW ELL, MISplIlI ON IIuuir,.i
j. =: BARNARD, North Nur.irriiIl IIII,J,o,
gIitiT g9tT VI W 81 LIN. East Doy'r Hunir"i.
RiGGiiiiAARRRR RRiiGiiiiARRR VI VI JnNES, W"st bower iluuir"i
hiCmAKD VI: "COPPER" Li'tlr Creek Hundr.d
JAMES +. ANDERSON, Milford IluuIfrI 80
81 iHS 'ShM IH,i; II; MOORE ksnlon liuntroi,
WV. r BESwfCN, MiE,ri IIrn,r,j
VI. Il. CAiiooN' sr' West Dover Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-30

IN The Sussex County Associut;on IS r.,,l
honplars held their quarterly meeting at Mi
1on On tho 9Th inst. Among the rrsoI,a;ons
auoPted were the following: THAT wbiIo
we Iepudlate all political bias in the Order
We VIII not support for office any person of
Anown incorporate habits, or who is comm;t.
'eu 20 'ne repeal OF the present license law.
Inc Baptist Missionary Society of tbc Stoto
OF delaware held its first annual moot;nr in
inc Baptist Church at Dover, on Monday tho
lSt' The exercises were of a highly interest
lnR character and undoubtedly productive of
great good. Quarterly meetings will be- bnlJ
HMHTTihg MTng the year at Magnolia, Wyoming. and
MiiloTd, TOR tho carrying on of which tbo
preachers have already been appointed
John AllstOn, an aged and we'll known Ouol-
or Evlng near Middletown, fell dead from narnI
ysis IL on Friday last. Some attribute his snJ.
Hsh iS! Geath to over excitement in opposinr tho
niuulct3Wn Fair. lie was between 70 and S0
! IL Is SAID that for tho past twenty wears hc bs.
Dceh the sole attendant, except at intervals NJ
tne little brick Meeting House in Ojrsxa
whero " no mas gone twice week, rcgul?rv
through winters cold and summers heat ~
Mold his sllent and lonely meditations
The Conference Academy, at Dover. woa
dedicated on Wednesday last. Rev. DIR. Ken.
ney presided. Revs. Drs. Guard and Ivns
we're We = not present. DR.. Kenney and Rev. G,
W. Buoy made addresses i'm the afternoon
ana In the evening the building was formalIy |
1edlcsted by Rev. j. B. Quigg. The Dover
oand furnished music. In view of the nnm.
per or persons present, the subscriptions were
Ioeral, amounting to thousand dollars. M
y NJ. Wharton of Dover subscribing five
hundred of this amount D'o
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET,

ANOTHER POSTPnNEMENr.-T, cot cloor of
tne election and other membranes the Pc
nlnsula Editorial Convention has been again
postponed this time to Nov. 18TH Il is to
meet at Salisbury.
Smyrna times., 1874-09-30
OVER 20 YEARS OF AGE.

Inc number of ilitcrate persons in Delaware
IN m 1910 as reported by the Commissioner wos
~ persons who could not write, ~ I06
VI these were natives, 0o go
~ ~ these 2o,63t natives, the whites were. II n3O
W these %, 63 natives the colorcd were, n S30
6c o's" olIt"' 2,469
p;'?o"' "lc cou'u not read, 1886
II Is instructive to notice the small ner cont
OF llllterate in Connecticut, Massachusetts Nnw
York and Rhode Island of the native b".''
population, and the comparatively small Ton" ,'nn
centage OF the colored, and the small nor rcr con-,
OF illterato foreigners that go to MARYLAND
win the large per cent Of iliterate forriCnrr,
ihat come to Delaware, adding TO onr ycry
large per cent OF Iiterate native horn an3
G3lored' The aggregate of the three classes Of
huter9te as seen from the statistics greatIy
eASW4eulhg that OF any of the other States.
we cannot get by these facts and fgures
angry as wo may be, that other Stotes
snoula Interfere with our institutions and
paraue our Illiteracy before the world To-
our shame. Aud yet, Mr.. Editor. | agree
WIN you indignant as | am at the ex.
pose that " the State is not injured bv the
crltlclsms but by the system critisod," and
that our best friends are those who tell ne Of
our faults and our worst foes those who wonld
conceal them. Faults are never remedic5
uhul they are known, and yet, whoever makes
them known will be counted an enemy bv the
Smyrna times., 1874-09-30

SUIcIDE.-Y yesterday Tuesday -morn;n0
between 5 and o'clock, Mrs. Mary. vita 81
Mr.. jonathan Alice, living in Raymond NecI
near this town. jumped from the garret win
90" Of her residence and killed herself She
lived but about ten minutes ""0
II will be remembered, perhaps, that wo re.
corded an attempt at suicide by this ladv bv
hanging 10 July. After that attempt, which
was wen nigh successful, her reason was greatly
OF melancholy all the while. Her mind ';sis T.
SAID, has been diseased since last winter, when
she became concerned in her religious welfare
IL u stated that she was a lady of inordinate
temper, IN former years. She was a verv
STOUT person, weighing about 200 TBS. She
was between so and 60 years of age-the dauph.
ter OF the late George Black, Of Milford NeeE
Smyrna times., 1874-09-30
ndnntnl - 1'l'1III.HOuaI

RESOLVED Tha' the Republican Party Of K.nt C,,,,v J.,
r ,Ih" i'f"' "ntrr-r ami tiiru tu. ,,.
'' - '''o '''' ~"'IF'lili'h AZ tIt.uF
tHs, iha Wh''" We roa'Irn ogr aih.-s On 10 ~,
H'.c"'t! bv' mt c0uNInoi the Ilih at ltl ,,,
% -" Federal Constitution. are r,~ raiu~i m %
'S1pPf"hdtnu at t." r,,,.t,.l ,y
~ N ~ At" session called rh' Suaglr, .naI ON R,,
s,, . ~, ,,T y" i.'t c"'SHl"r It's provisions Sriu IL.
49," ' tic SAL An"rtU '.ItS, ,t>, a.,
A-.'h'. On ~" par 81 Congress r".uat. ,il 80
stItutIou. " '''''e' " '"e toIct"l Con
The following Executive Committee. wa.
apppoIntei Beniah Watson, Slml. :. Griffith
Nm. T.. Seward, WA. II. Moore. john r
Jake, John Gunner, Jr., r. ). Downs, JOS, s,
Smyrna times., 1874-09-30

r, grand hop will be given at the Wakeman
House, Bombay Hook, next WednesdovA Ae"aa" emon
ing; oot. .1th. The Smyrna String Band will
Smyrna times., 1874-09-30

highway ROBBERY.-On Wednesday last =
butcher of New Castle drove to WiIm;ng,o,
and drew 1920 from bank there. lie started
Ogck home that night, about 8 o'clock, and
"nen about half way on the road, he heard a
yoice' as OF some one calling him. He stonncd
MS horse and at this instant ivc masked men
rushed from the bushes by the roadside nni
dragging Mr.. Eagle from his wagon tbra,1
nun upon the ground, and bounI him sccnraly
after threatening him into silence with tbc;r
pistols they gagged him, and then nrocoodod
deliberately to rob him, relieving him ~ ob,,,t
St42' all that he had with him. After this
they saturated a sponge with chloroform onJ
apphed 1t to his nOstrils, when ho was ;nmo1
dlately rendered insensibie. '''''''0
Inc robbers then Jumped into Mr. Eaolo'o
wagon and rode off towards New Castle ThoT
abandoned !. anu the team at Rogers woods (shere
u was ioud the next mOrning) and left on foot
IN what direction is not known. 'O0''
Mr. Eagle remained insonsibIe for over an
nour' when no was picked up by passing
Team and taken to New Castle. lie imme.
dlatey informed Sheriff Armstrong of the
Outrage, and that official promptly drove over
70 wilmington and conferred with Chief of
once i brady in reference to the affair.
Inc Gdzette says this is the bodest robbery
that has been committed in this State for wears
The robbers evidently knew Mr. Eagle and
were aware OF his having considerable snm
Oh money when they made the assault.
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domestic Intelligence.
LOOK TO YOUR OWN ISTEREsT T

LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
rTEUTII will prcvail-Facts are stubborn
L. things anil will not bear lrnial-To sec
must be TO bclicvc--ln these days Of pro.
Errss. steam has become the great motive
and Labor saving power Of the ngc, in nll
industrial fna manufacturing pursuits
aud dcpnrtmcn,s--Why should not every
family inIc II Steam Washer.
Tho "Eclipsc Steam Washer" is the
best, il does not occupy the space Of one
square foot md is adaptable to any stove
boiler or round pol in Which water can be
hoiled md with il one woman can do
what is ordinarily regarded DAYS wash in
from two to three hours. A child, twelve
years old, may uac it and do the work of n
grown woman in one half tho time, and re
gard the labor OF Using it only pas,imc
With it, washing hns ceased to TO tedious
or ,aborious, and "Bluc Monday" has
ue"sed ~ n0 il day of confusion and hor
ror, because with little or no labor two or
three hours suffice to do d days wash
without scruhh'nE, wearing or tearing the
clothes, breaking buttons Sc.
Time, labor, money, and material all ar
rrccions-cconomy is wisdom and it's fruit
| health, Wealth md happircss--Look then
| economy in washing, and save your clothc
to wear -FOUR times ap long as when wash
cd hy the hand and board. by buying aud
using tho "Eclipse Steam Washer" which
combined with that worry nttraciieo md
unsurpassed "Eufcka Wriugci" consti
'utcs complete and perfect washer
every family and washer woman shoul,
aud can have it nnl no scnsiJlo washer
woman who 3lns at heart the interest .
her patrons will oppose its use
Thc" "Eclirsc" is simple in construction
scientific in principle, effective in wo,
and will wash The finest or coarscst fabric
more satisfactorily than by hahd, In fror
hhcen to twenty minutes. Price hut 70,
dol'ars-"ill he for sale for u few da,
longer nt Il. NJ. DUNLEVY'S.
| june 6
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'URCHGOlI', BENEDICT IL CO
CHARLES rUN, S. &.

'ncr to iii" public and dealers in general
~ immcnsc Hnd well >rlrctcd stock Of
Try Goods, Carpets Oil Cloths, Mnllings,
&C., n the lowest riccs. Herewith they
;nnrX the u iCcEof y few n,.irlr.--Caiicos,
r"m Ct" zoe, Long Cloths, from & 10
1Hc, brown iiomc sl'u,is, extra ncnvy,
irom = TO Toe, Jcars, from l23c. up.
w'hds. tnssimr'cs, from doc. upwards,
Fla rrcls irrm % to AGc. Ladies' Misses
and tents Rose. 1jc., 81. l5, So. 90 per
do2. and upwards. Susncnhr,s, s. 10 CT
d"2. mud upwards. Ladies' and Gents
puckc, llandEcrchicis. from G0c. per doz
~ upwards, Black and Colorcd Alpncas
zoe. and upwards. Dress Goods. from .5c
npwa,dS. Ladies' and Gents Furnish ing
Goods, housekeeping Goods, Fancy G 30 ds
Eihhons, Notions. &c, from Is to 2l per
crnt chcapcr than elsewhere. Sample cs
sent mud orders promptly filed. All
retail orders rom $1,000 upwards, sent
per Express free Of charge a liberal
discount to wholesale dealers
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Ar, Il. l. Elliott,


DEAR SIR IL have rScl two Of your
10 saw gins. rhcy were all that could bc
desired. They cleaned the seed well, and
have ginncd 700 lbs. seed cotton with
ease in one day with n four mule team.
Yours &c.
ROBERT i. ELLISON Jr,
"innsboro, July 30th, 1874.
FARM,SGToH, AuX. 90 1874.
j. M. Ell"n Esq.
DEAR SIR II ginncd in one day last
fall, starting at O'clock. a. NJ and stop.
ping NJ e o'clock p. NJ. $3.50 lhS of lini cot
ton Tho. Mnchinc used wis tn" J ) 81 W .si u
built hy you for me in 1866 1t was driven
ny m y h"rse steam Engine. ] was
present during the entire trinl, started
and stopped the work mys;lf.
Yours Truly.
JNO. BRATTUN.
AR. Il. N. EHljnU.
The Fifty Saw Gin bought Of ycu has
given pcrfnn satisfaction. | average ten
bales per day, and one day ginncd lhir-
teen bales in twelve hours.
sep 3.Gw l.. p. MDBLEY.
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MAVE YOU TRIED
j II IL u B IL R "a.
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous or DGbilitated ,

Ave you so lnngnd that nny cxcrtion
isTulrcs more of nm effort than you feel
capable Of making?
Then Try JUEUEEDA, the wonderful
tonic and invigorafor, which acts 20 bcnc
cially or the seoret,vc organs rs 10 i'm
part vigor TO all The vital forces.
II is no alcoholic appctizcr, which
STIMULATES for short time, only to let The
sufferer fall to a lower depth Of misery.
but it il vegetable tonic acting dire ctiy
on tho liver aud spleen.
il rcgulat cs the 30 wells, quicts the
nerves, aud gives such q healthy tone
TO the whole system as to soon make the
invalid 1ccl l'kc n new person.
IFS operations is not violent, but is
characterized by great gcntlcncSs The
patient experiences no sudden change. no
marked results, but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal AWAY"
This is no new nnI untricd discovery.
but has been long used with wonderful i
remedial results, and is pronounced by the
highest medical authorities, "rhc most
powerful tonic and Alternative known"
Ask vo:,r druggist for it,
For sale by WAl, +. KIDDER s. CO.,
New iOrk.
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TUDGlNG the future by the past. We
e enter with confidence upon this our
new enterprise. Of separating our Whole
sale from our Retail Trade. by having n
separate and distinct IIousc for acb :;
and in doing so, VIC hattcr ourselves thai
il will not only meet the approval Of our
numerous customer, but that an "Exclu
sivc VIII 'lcsalc House" will bring Us n
large influx of new trade. and of char
actcr not heretofore enjoyed.
II must he obvious to every buyer that
n strictly "WholcsaIc IIolisc,' arranged
and dda htcd for that Taadc only, with n
onrps Of experienced Wholesale Salesmcn
with n stock carefully selected; for that
Trade only, and moreover. the avoidance
OF coming in contact with retail buyers
Such house. we nsscrt, must and Will
commend itself to the trddc.
Four years ago We advertised that we
intended to make Charlotte Wholesale
mart, ahu ours '1ho Wholesale House. -
We now have the proud satisfaction of
seeing it an accomplished fact.
Wcnow call your attention to the fact
TINT we knvc converted our supcrb store
| into m exclusive Wholesale Uousc, where
you can find ALL lines Of goods necessary
for n country store. to wit Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Notions,
| Groceries. Hardware, Millinery, all in
complete lines, bought IN large quantities
and froc The very first hands D,
Our stock is now arriving md will be
complete abont the lst Of September, and
| will hc the largest OF any here, the pre-
tcniioDs of others 10 the contrary no,with
standing. sc respectfully invite your
personal inspection, or wr!to TO us for
circulars.
Very truly yours
WlTTKOWSkT & RlNTELS.
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DR.. J. Walkers California Vim.

cSar BittcrS aro u purely Vegetable
preparation, mado chiefly from tho ma
two herbs found on tho lowcr ranges oC
tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Calilor-
ria, tho medicinal properties of whicl,
arc extracted thcrcIrom without tho use
rf Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked, "What ia the cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEEST' Our answer is, that hey rcmovo
the canHo Of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They arc tho great
blood purifier and Il life giving principle,
Il perfect Rcnovator and lnvigorator
ot tho system. Mover before in tho
history of tho world has q medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTEHS in healing tho
sick OF every disease man il hoir TO. irhcy
"ro CrnlIo rurgatiyc rs we'll ns q Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
thn Liver and fisccral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DR.. WALKERs
IINHGAR BlTrERS aro Apcricnt, Dinphorclic,
larmlnativc, nutritious, Laxative. Dlurctic,
Nrdaive, Counter lrrtant, Sudorilic, Altcra-
tive, and Anti Bilious.
II. 50. MrttINNLD A. CO.,
druggists and Cen. AGs.. San Francisco California.
and cor. Of Washington ard Charlton sta y. Y.
SOLD b. "ll DruSBiSts and Dritltrs.
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Shlnglcs and Seasoned Lumber.
N1E hnyo on hand $4,000 prime
Ky SH lNGLES. and 10000 foct of
SEhSuNED LUMBER, which will bo sold
CHEAP. Apply to
49, RUFF & CLOUD.
Jug -'-lm Ridgeway,S. e.
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CIA'.LESTON TO 'rHE 'FRONT.'

Among our new advertisements, Is that
: one nr the oldest Establishments in
'atc. Established in l%3:,, il has main.
incd the first place in iis Ii, G OF hu,incss
iih large cAlc,icncc aud unsuI passed.
";litics, Mc$sis. Walker. Evans & Co"S-
ell are prepared In sustain tho rcpria-
"n Of ihrir establishment. Like \. T..
"wmi. they h"!irv" ,uncwS;Hvrr ahvcr-
ing. and take this mrNnS 10 nnrouncc
n they have this SON added very
rgcly 10 their stock OF tyre and
"chincry, and are h"t,", I,tcpnr"'l ihan
rr to please their customers. We wish
en- every success.
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G,'irial Directory Of Fairfield
County.
q "ArC 49, Mosts Martin

q HArc 49, alosts Martin
nr":" :NrA, vfs IL ,ac Mi',c,, Levi
~'r, ~. ). ~ c,.
J.. ~. u ,vnil--S',erir,
~. Il E,vU,cv-Clcrk oc tho court.
VI. Ncison--Judgc os PROBATE.
I +. DAvi"s0r -CohnLy Auditor.
-. ". Nelson -L0rnty Irrirurer.
\" }. C'awford-%c,o,l Commissioner,
.."1Nrv coM"ie>'oNEEs--lI. j.. Elliott
H"2'''y J'roo, join MarIiu.
.. n. O1ca..- u :. ro,,m: ,;o,c,,
e.; %"r'''rs ";1 r-N. {. Roe. 81, \,
l.. l. -. Il. n. t.I.'r.
""'Ah 'tsr,cEs--A. NJ. Mackcy, W. r
>, '''h'. u. l.. Fiari';an, SilaS W. RLtf.
;? b. ki"'Jaah, James Ca,tcr, Thomas
: '''hc j s. ScCu.
N'AH'EAI0 H'';o:AL nAST or s0UTn
.'A!oL'N.. hr,"urrnnrAnIrhr.S; S;IO0. 600
PAID U"?'' .rvQ.
W. u, lobe. t-on p,,iorr: .:'
:sWco. H. Mth',,c V;rr Pre- 'i,lcnt.
"a ~ y. Glow .rv ..,v.cv.
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LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH
LIVER CURE,

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from any poisonous matter whatever
can he given with impunity to an Infant
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health. 1t is guaranteed to cure Dyspcp
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Special Notices.

Ar TnirTr-f,vE the average American
discoveries tiaI'r ,"S an "iniclnnl Siom.
u"h,' nn'l goes into ihc hands Of ihc doc
,o,S FOR the remnant Of III, life. Proven.
iinn is bc,,rr thar "n"". hrI DR. WhaEi:E' y
EINrhAU EuTEES viii boih cure aud nrc.
vent dyspepsia. diseases u ,hc skin. liver.
sidney and 'lahhc'. AMI al disorders