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Transfers of Real Estate.

John L. Ramsey to Azariah Salters-s0
acres in Liberty tp; $1,000.
George t. Atkinson to A. B. Ray-Lot
I3 Ellsworth; s400
U. S. Grant, President U. s. A., to
Philip Timberman-S0 acres in jackson
tp.
III. l. Chapman, assignee, etc, to I.
NJ. Jones-Lots l, ., part and Q, in r.
c. Hoffman's Addition to Jackson; also
part Lot 81 S. S. r. Lick tp. also, part
Out Lot 20 north-half Jackson; 81 ,063 67.
Joseph Thacker to Ann Figlestahler-
Q. c. to Lot 5 Raysville; sl35.
g. W. Barton to Vorus Stevison-a
strip 90 feet wide off the west side of 5.
w. OF the n. E. /. Sec. ?, Township :,
Range 10; $50.
Vorus Steyison to G. w. Barton-a
strip 20 feet wide off the south side OF
the s. E. of the N. W. I of Sec 2, Town
ship I, Range 49, S26.
Elizabeth Powers to Geo II. w Prtich.
ard-In-Lot % Winchester; S400.
John Peters ct al. to Isaac Simpson
Lot GA Jones g. Peters Addition to Port
land; $50.
Harvey Wells to Thurman J. Phillips
Lot 573 wellston s4OO.
Allen j. Beach ct al. to Harry Z. Beach
@. G. to 40 acres in Jackson tip; Sl75
Horace L. Chapman to Samuel NJ LAX,
-north-half Lot l25 Jackson; S7OO.
]. NJ. Ewing, S. q S. NJ. c., to Peytor
Lloyd-lands in Jefferson tip, 1888 "a
j. D. Tufts to David Steel-4O acres il
Jackson tip; $500.
John Quincy Adams, President u
A, j. w. Cherington-s3 acres in Mad
son tip.
Andrew Jackson, President U. S. A
J. w. Clearinghouse acres in Madison
Up.
Homer c. Cherington to Cynthia 4
Cherington-Q. C. to l66 acres in Mad
son ty.; $1,000.
Joseph Hanna to Nicy a. Vernon
part Lot l. Lot 2, Winchester; $500.
James Doles to Thomas Doles ct al
lands in Jackson tp.; S25-
Adam Scott and John F. Shook {
Adam Winfough-Lot "A Eurekayille
$3.50.
Joseph Halterman to II. s. Bundy-
l30 acres in Bloomfield tp.; 81 ,660
Charles Starr to John Starr-soutl
half Lot l04 Jackson; 5000.
Margaret Davis to David n. Davis
lands in Madison tp.; 500.
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having proyidentially discovered. while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia, a
very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Consump-
tion; Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and
all throat and lung affections, also a pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay. and all Nervous
Complaints, feels it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive, he will cheerfully send
(free Of charge) to all who desire it, the
recipe for preparing, and full directions
for successfully using this providentially
discovered remedy. Those who wish to
avail themselves Of the benefits OF this
discovery without cost, can do so by re
turn mail, by addressing, with stamp,
DIR. CHARLES z. MARSHALL,
80 Niagara Street,
5oct3m Buffalo, y. Y
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Marriages in Jackson County-l564.

Bernhard Yeager and Catharine Veri
gan, Nov. %, by Geo. NJ. Adams, j. P.
Ephraim. Patterson and.Therece Hen
sou, Dec. 13, by E. d. Thomas, Min.
William Sanford Bundy and Emma X.
Thompson, Dec. ., by j. Nelson Pitcher,
Min.
John Maffey and Elizabeth NJ. Potts
Dec. 9, by Newell Braley, j. P.
David Manring and Delilah Whaley,
Dec. 8, by James Burchfield, j. p.
John Radcliff and Harriet Smith, Dec.
Is, by Geo. NJ. Adams, j. p.
Allen Browning and Barbara A Cron,
Dec. %, by ]. Edward Jones, j. p.
Charles Rhodes and Elvira Mackley,
Dec. %, by j. Nelson Pitcher, Min.
John Drowdner and Margaret Myers,
Dec. 27, by Cornelius Mccoy, j. p.
David Cron (or Crow and Alice Dill
linger, Dec 26, by T. L Hughes, ]. P.
jefferson Allen and Mary ANA Spray,
Dec. 80, by Il. l.. Hughes, j. p
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Kentucky Items.

GRAYsoN, KY. Nov. %. 1876.
Thinking that a few lines from this
section Of the State would be acceptable,
and with your permission | send few
items.
Grayson, from all appearances, was
built about twenty-five years before the
State was first settled by Daniel Boone
The population of this town is about $50
1t is in this county where the famous
Carter Caves are a distance of i miles
from this place (west). We have not
had the pleasure of visiting the caves yet,
but intend to avail the first opportunity
we have.
The State as you are well aware, is
strongly Democratic. We find a great
deal of the southern element, and some
few old men in this little Hamlet who
are on the very brink or the grave, who
have gone so far q TO say they wish for
another war and that they would avail
the opportunity of picking up their
guns, to thin out the d--n Yankees
1t is useless for the Northern Demo
Gratis to say that the hatchet is buried,
for that bitter animosity is as strange as
it ever was during the "late unpleasant
ness, (as Nasty would have us to call it.. }
There are several of Jackson and
Gallia county folks out here, and still
room for more, if they are industrious, as
we must work for a livelihood here, as
elsewhere
Crops are not as good here as common
ly, the drouth in June injured the corn
and potatoes. Wheat | can't say any
thing about, as there is but very little
wheat raised here, as the Kentuckians
all prefer hoe-cake to wheat bread
There has been no improvements in
this town since the second year after the
Deluge, until within the past few years,
but now we have prospect of very
thriving town, as there are new build
ings being put up every year.
Business is slowly improving.
We have the Eastern Ky r. r. passing
through here from Greenup to Willard
total distance of road 35 miles With
three times three for Hayes and Wheel
er, | close. Yours,
/ ONYX
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Probate Court Proceedings.


HI. Chapman, Assignee Of A. j. De
yer, VS.. George Dever ct al. Petition to
sell land. Report of reappraisemeni
filed and second order Of sale made and
issued
William H. Brunton appointed admin
istrator of George Brunton, deceased.
Bond, $500
William H. Brunton. administrator OF
George Brunton, deceased, VS. Mary A.
Brunton ct al. Petition to sell land
Petition filed and an order of service
made.
The State of Ohio ex. rel Frederick
Cutter VS.. James w. Dowler. Habeas
corpus. Relator discharged.
Two inventories and three accounts
filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Samuel g. Thomas and Lizzie f. Ru-
pert.
Earnest Brandt and Annie NJ. Davis.
Joseph O'Gorman and Mary Goodrich.
Isaac Hall and Eliza Z. Warner.
Gilbert Bradshaw and Catharine Brown.
John w. Dull and Parthena A. Meach-
am
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A Few Things That We Know.

/ We know that dlsordered stomach or Liver
I produces more suffering than any other cause.
We know that very few physicians are sue
cessful in their treatment OF these disorders.
/ We know that DaCosta's Radical Cure will,
without the shadow OF a doubt, almost imme-
dIately relieve and permanently cure all OF
these distressing symptoms. We know OF
thousands who are willing to testify that what
we say is true to the letter. We know that II
you will give Il n fair trial you will let Us add
your name to the "cloud OF Witnesses" VIII
you give it a trial, aud do II now9 Trial size
only 2jc.
Professor UarlSe.'s Pleasant Worm syrup Is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs s cents. Try IL.
f. +. KunkIe's Bitter Wine of Iron.
THIS truly valuable tonic has been 30 thor
oughly tested by all classes OF the community
that IL is now deemed indispensable as a Tonic
medicine. IL costs but little, purifies the blood,
and gives tone TO the stomach, renovates the
system and prolongs life. Everybody should
have Il
For the cure OF Weak stomachs, General De-
bility, Indigestion Diseases the Stomach and
for all cases requiring tonic.
This wine Possesses the most agreeable and
efficient Salt OF Iron we possess-Citrate OF Mag
netic Oxide. combined with the most energetic
of vegetable tonics-Yellow Peruvian Bark.
Do you want something to strengthen you?
Do you waat good appetite?
DoyoUwanI to git rid ofnervousness?
Do you want energy?
DO you want Ia sleep well?
DO you want TO build up your constitution?
Do you want TO feel well?
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
II you do try KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
IRON.
I.only ask trial OF this valuable tonic.
Beware of counterfeits, as Kunkel's Bitter
Wine OF Iron is the only sure and effectual rem
edy In the known world for the permanent
cure of Dyspepsia and Debility, and there
a number OF limitations offered to the public
1 would caution the community to purchase
none but the genuine article, manufact ured by
Z. F. Kunkel, and having his stamp on the cork
OF every bottle. The very fact that Others are
attempting TO initiate this valuable remedy,
proves its worth and speaks volumes In its Ia
vor. Get the genuine. f. r. Kunkelis.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by druggists and
dealers everywhere.
f. +. Kunkel, Proprietor, 80 North Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete In two hours. No fee
till head passes. Seat Pin and stomach Worms
removed by DIR. Kunkel, 20 y. Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circular OF ask
your druggist for a bottle of Kunkel's Worm
Syrup. II never falls. Price, 81 90.
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Te Il m 3:

Single Subscriptions. (j2 issues 49,. 81 90
In clubs Of 10 or over only........... IS
Pagabh Inrariaglnfn AdtaEce.
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Read This.

ELYRIA, o., Aug 10, 1876.
Dir. FIsHBLATT Dear Sir With great
kindness send you these lines to in
form you that the surgical operation you
performed on my wife some two months
ago was proven successful, and she is
now able to walk without the assistance
of any one. We send you our thanks,
hoping to see you at our town before
long, remain yours respectfully,
VIM Cole.
Remember the doctor has arrived at
the Gibson House, Jackson, and will re-
main until Friday morning.
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Down in the Mouth. "

Where there is a continual dropping
down into the back of the mouth. with
irritation and inflammation Of the nasal
cavities and throat, with hawking and
splitting, and a sense of fullness about
the head, be not deceived or fancy it a
simple cold. You are afflicted with that
scourge Of this climate, Catarrh, the fore
runner Of Consumption. In its early
stages few bottles of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will effect an entire cure. When
confirmed, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery should be used in connection
with the Remedy. These standard med
icines have been before the public many
years, and their use has been attended
with the most gratifying success. A full
discussion of Catarrh and its rational
treatment is contained in The People s
Common Sense Medical Adviser" book
of over nine hundred pages. illustrated
with two hundred and eighty-two en-.
cravings, bound in cloth and gilt, price
postpaid, $3.50 Address, Publishing
Department, Worlds Dispensary, But
falo, " Y.
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One Of our Wellston correspondents
sends US the following:
This village was thrown into great
excitement on Friday evening last, by
the announcement that Miss Louvina
Scurlock had taken poison for the pur-
been deceived by young man who
promised to marry her, and then ran of,
She took a dose of strychnine about 4
o'clock in the evening, and afterwards
took two more doses, and died about
o'clock from the effects OF the poison
She refused to take any anLidote, said
she wanted to die, as she had no home oi
friends, and no place TO 90 to. The town
ship will bury her remains unless friends
come and claim. She had been working
for some time at the boarding house o
| Mrs. Seay, where she died.
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DR.. FishLlatt arrived at the Gibson
House Tuesday, and will remain until
Friday morning. He comes among US
well endorsed and his mode of treat
ment is a perfect success. Among his
recent cures is a son Of James Anderson,
Of Toledo, who had been suffering for
some years with hip disease, and the doc
tor performed surgical operation upon
him, and he is now able to walk without
the use of a crutch
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PROGRAM
jackson County Teachers Institute
MONDAY, DEC. 25. 1876.

MONDAY, DEC. 25, 1876.
Morning: Opening Address-W. Scott
Afternoon How to Teach Division
w. A. Persons
Parts of Speech-Stephen Morgan.
How to Teach Readng-Jerome Good
rich.
Evening: What Should be the Great
Object of a Good Teacher, and Why 2-J.
A. Jones, T. Jay Morgan.
TUESDAY. DEC. 26, 1876.
Forenoon: Fractions-Common and
Decimal-C. c. McKinniss.
Geography-Mathemat and Politi-
call. X Piclxrel.
Mental Arithmetic-G. W. Fry.
Afternoon: The Motions Of the Earth
Their Causes and Efects-A. w. Long.
Percentage-John Hayes.
Analysis and Parsing-D. d. Evans.
WEDNESDAY, DEC 27, 1876.
Forenoon Geography-Physical and
Descriptive-J D. Brown.
How to Begin tho Study of Arithmetic
james Hayes.
Glass Drill in Analysis and Parsing-J.
A. Aleshire.
Afternoon: How to Teach Spelling
g. w. Harbarger.
School Government-G. w Fry.
Compound and Simple Numbers-T. j.
Griffith
Evening: Competitory Exercise in
Reading.
THURSDAY, DEC. 2S, 1876.
Forenoon: Composition and Letter
Writing j. W johnson
Glass Drill in Spelling-D. d. Evans.
Drawing and Penmanship-George W.
Harbarger.
Afternoon: The Utility OF Oral Lessons
on General Topics-Q. Scott.
Relics of the Mound Builders OF Jack
son County,. E. Sylvester.
FRIDAY DEC. 90, 1876.
Forenoon Should Morality be Taught
in Our Schools. and if so, How Pc. B.
Bingham.
How should Geography be Taught p
j. G. Stevenson.
Afternoon Theory. W. Longbon. |
Practice-Davis Mackley.
The exercises in forenoon TO open with |
prayer; afternoon and evening by sing /
ing. No lesson to exceed forty minutes
fifteen minutes for criticisms.
There will be two valuable prizes
awarded in the competitory exercises in
reading One selection for reading to be
made by each person competing, and one
10 be made by the committee Competi-
ion open to adjoining counties. No
to exceed FIVE minutes.
Persons. whose names appear on the
above programme who positively will
not take part, will please notify the COM
nittee at once. II is hoped that all will
De present and assist. as we desire this to
De one of the best Institutes we have
ever had in our county.
IRVINE DUNCAN,
C. A. ATKINSON,
Executive Committee
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DoAD NOTICE.

c6 IN con per day nt homo. Samples worth q
" " WLU free. ETfNEON a CO, Portland,
Maine. mart0. 1a-y
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Eighth Installment.

Tho stockholders of the Springfield. jackson
and fomcruy Railroad are hereby notified that
the sth iustallnent of 10 per cent. o. rcquircd
~ - t'tA N.thln y. JAYS ti1tl t!its oAlcs ei -
fore the 18th Of Jan. 1871. Hereafter sixfy
days notice will b. given fnr each call Of d
per cent, Payments of stock must br made "a
the following persons, who are authorized "a
receipt Cor tile sames
John Foos. Springfield, clark county.
J. v. Ely. Washington &. IL, Eaycttn county
W. W. heli. 'srceuneld, Highland county.
X. =. Seymour, Halnhridgn. Hoaa county.
James kmmitts Wuwefiy, Pike county
II. l.. Chapman, jackson cuunty.
Il. Il. Sutherland, Iron Bank, Jackson. q.
A. the contract hna hueu made for the on.
sfrucfion uf the entire road, the stock holdsl
viii see the importance % prompt payment.
By order OF the board.
JAMES EAfMrrT. President
Jackson, o., Nov. 20. ISIS.
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None arc genuine unirmn the signature of Z.
hny dock, "a agent for the unifrd states, sur
rounds rarh hsM OF Pills aud Olutmunt. A
handsome reward Will b. given tn any one
fcnderiur such Information - may lead % the
thH mssiitinfa % vending the sane. knowing
them TO - spurious
sold - thg mandatory % Professor uoiio-
way = "a. NTW Yak, aud ~ all roaprutah bic
druEztsts aud deaiera In msdirine thrspus hout
ihe elvht 4 world. Ia boxes at = cents. g cents
aid q each.
ns Thefs q considerable saving by taxing
the lHfRNrninnM.
". h-pifcctionM for the Rutdan~e of patients
in svery disorder are afiKed % each boK
oFFIcE-fta Liberty street. Ssw rork.
Nov. >. - IL
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DR.. Fishblatt.

The very strong endorsement given to
Dr. FishLlatt by the medical profession.
and the testimony of those upon whom
he has effected wonderful cures, have
rendered his movements Of much more
interest to the afflicted, especially those
whose sight or hearing may be impaired
III arrived at the Gibson House. Jackson,
Tuesday. He will remain until Friday
morning, and will remain three days
And we advise all who need treatment
for loss of sight or deafness. to avail
themselves of the present visit of the
doctor TO have their cases examined by
him, for he may not be in our city again
for some time. The cures ne has ef
cted in this city and in many other
places, are so well authenticated that
we cannot doubt his competency to do
just what he Processes to, and as there
are but few who reallycome up to their
professions of skill and ability in treat
ing the diseases that afflict humanity, it
is right to patronize a man like DR.. Fish
blatt, who does allthe promises to per-
form. 1t is certain that the Doctor has
relieved all who have applied to him. and
entirely cured several of our citizens.
who have given their testimony in favor
of his remarkable skill His treatment
of diseases which mar the happiness OF
thousands of people. has secured him an
immense practice, and we suppose he
will be much crowded with patients dur
ing the few days he will remain in the
city. We advise all who need his emf
nent services to call on him at once.
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are The hcat known 10 the world fnr the follow.
lnK di~msnmt aguT, al hmm, hliiona complaints.
ui.tetsM on tng skin. bowella. con sumption, do
0ilttys dfupsys dyssntsry, erynipeiaa. female if-
IHkutaftusss frNefa 90 all kinda. nla. auut.
~. indigestion, inn nsmmation. laundice.
fctenhon of urine. acrufula. OF kings evil,
Ntfe thuatn, stone and gravel. tlc-donlouruun, /,
iumorn. uloeru. worms " all kinds, weakness
from any cauaa. etc
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CONSTIPATION.

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE or
GEORGIA.
have used Simmons Liver Regulator for
constipation OF my bowels, caused by tempo
rary arrangement OF the liver. for the last three
or four years, and always when used according
20 the dir ciiOns, with decided benefit. / think
u Is a good medicine for the derangement of
the liver-at least such has been my personal
experience In the use OF e.
HIRAM WARNER.
lILnI IIL.I L.l- Of I..--.r..--l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO FAILURE KNOWN.

There is no case on record where DR.. Morris
Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound has
failed TO give satisfaction. on the other hand
wherever IL has been used by our people, in sc
we're colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group
whooping cough and consumption. they are
enthusiastic I'm its praise. Containing no opi-
um or other dangerous drug II does not consti-
pate, and is safer to administer In all condi-
tions Of health This is an important announce
ment, and the suffering are advised TO heed IL.
Trial size, 10 cts; large sizes, 80 cts and one
Dollar. Sold by W. r. Hale, Druggist.
Also Agent for Prof PaTker's Pleasant Worm
Syrup, which is sure death 10 Worms, pleasant
to take. and requires no physic.
Price rs cents. Try IL.
July 6, Is76-iy-eow
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THE WORKS OF CHARLES
DICKENS,

in the famous and unsurpassed Household EdI-
ton Of Messrs. Lee & Shepard. the well-known
publishers of Boston. Look at onerl To
scriber or not, who sends us SO, we will forward
The INDEPENDENT one year, postage paid, to-
gether with any one volume from the follow
ing list:
1. The Piclswick Papers. zoo pages.
2. Our Mutual Friend. 5lG pages.
3. David Copperfieid. $40 pages.
4. Nicholas Nickleby. 5l6 pages.
5. Martin Chuzzewlt. $50 pages.
Q. Dombey and Son. 534 pages.
:. Old Curiosity shop, and Reprinted Pieces.
500 PIP.
8. Little Dorrit. 6Oi pages.
0. Bleak House. 532 pages.
IL. Barnaby Rudge and Hard Times. $40 pages
IL. Oliver Twist, Pictures from Italy, aud Ame-
rican Notes. 5O6 pages.
u. A Tale of Two Cities, and Great Expecta-
tiUns. 5l4 pages.
l3. Christmas Stories, and Sketches by Boz. 576
pages.
II. Uncommereial Traveller, and Additional
Christmas Stories. 3j5 pages.
IS. The Mystery OF Edwin brood "A ChildS His
tory Of England, Master Humphreys Clock,
etc. 5Gs pages.
For
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See advertisement of the DR.. Cheering
ton farm for sale This is one OF the
most desirable farms in Madison town
ship. and is located in a good neighbor-
hood, convenient to churches, schools
mills &c and Is a lirst class stock farm.
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Still Another Cure by DR.. Fishblatt.

SoUTH TOLEDO, o.
consulted DR. Fishblatt on. his visit
to our city, and had him to prescribe for
me. have suffered for many years with
kidney diseases, and must Acknowledge
he has made a sound cure of my case.
EDWARD WHsoS.
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HolIowav's pills and Ointment

Scurvy and Diseases of the Skin-Fever,
restless sleep, foul stomach, tainted
breath, langour, depression Of spirits, al
ways attendant on the worst cases OF Gu.
taneous eruptions, are speedily and rad
ically removed by these medicines-the
ointment cleanses the skin, and the Pills
purify the blood stimulate the liver. and
promote digestion. p cents per box or
not
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A PAPER CITY,

by ID. II. Locke REV. Petroleum v. Nasby). IL
vividly illustrates the present era of specula-
ton, OF living without work, of making mon
ey without capital; and will be one of the most
sparkling and attractive serials ever published.
FOURFH.-We shall publish a series OF ar
ticles from the pen of Elder Brewster Jr of
Brewsterville, Mass, on men and things, Ie-
hgion and politics, and every stop topic" as It
comes up.
FIFTH.-Our great premium for the Eyear
We believe TO be the best ever odered-viZ:
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We have cut off 26S subscribers since
the Presidential election, and we intend
to cut off at least 500 more on the first Of
January. unless they pay up. This is
hint sufficient.
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Musical Instruments, Toys, Notions,
Fancy Articles of all kinds, the best
brands of tobacco and cigars. and various
other articles. always on hand at Cooks,
on Broadway street.
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The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath Preparatory SER
x;co Saturday evening g. 6 o'clock.
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Mr.. Thomas, the Columbus correspon-
dent of Y wasg. called on us on Monday.
He is soliciting subscribers for the Welsh
paper in this part of the State.
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MALARIoUs FEvERs.

You are nt liberty 10 use my name In praise
OF your Regulator aS prepared bv you. and rec
omnend u TO every one ns the best preventive
southwestern Georgia, near Albany, Georuia.
and must say that it has done more goud ga
my plantation among my negroes, than anv
medicine j evey used; 10 sup~rcedes Quinine II
taken In time. Yours, etc, Hon. B. II. HILL,
Cieorfffn