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Notice Of FOreclOsure

fktiEMANW. VARNEY, hereby give nph,,c
notice that nave claim by MORTGAGE r. ~.
certain parcel of real estate situated in R,poh
,ha Ia a. .nd az west Brooksville; .boundsd On
e .ast " ms ROAD leading from Farphan's con
ner 70 sucks Harbor, on the north.Wsst he 'V On
Wharf feaa ann from Farhhams corner to WATSON
the ,u on ,e by cross road rom
ises .nnee acres more or less, and beHg the
dsteS iba aeh oy n A. Halves said aortgage is
Is recorded in volume AZ oaae a., Of the Hsn ana
~ neg ~ ol Deeds. The condition in said NOR
s g aas been broken by reason whereofI cain
W ioieoiose the same as by law provided.
FREEMAN w. YARNEY
Hale Emery ATTORNEYS
Gan sth, 1871 3wE2
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The jury in the. case Stacy vs.. the
Portland Press Publishing Co. returned a
verdict for Plaintiff placing the DANA ges at
one dollar. Under the present law one
quarter OF the amount OF damages only is
added for costs. 1t is uudersioo that
Stacy will appeal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11

The admirable address of Governor
Connor " i'll be read with interest and profit
by all DESTROYS of information regarding
State affairs.
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Ex-senator James w. Nye of New ada,
died i'm New YORK. last week Many of
our readers remember the eloquent and
able speeches he.made in this County in
1856.
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John 5. Dodge. of Mt Desert, Tenn
perance Lecturer, preacher. beggar &C.
&c, is Just now receiving notice from the
Press. anything but tlattering He is rep
resented AS being an impostor and swim
dler.
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Dangerous counterfeit $1,000 bank
notes are said to be in circulation. The CON-
munity in this section are not much alarm
ed at the report.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11

Packard and Nichols were both inaup-
urated as Governors of Louisiana on Mon
day. There was no disturbance.
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BIOGRAPHICAL. SKETCHES.
OF Tue
Members Of the Senate a House
Of Representatives.

II H0ncocG' co~NII. /1/' IS.,r.
Giciag Name, Residence, Politics. Reiigios.
Occupation or PRO G.sss IN. -iye, Firth place.
Where Educated. oficioi Positions heif,
da,d PT~,sipal frsEtS u. to- LII. ~ Eae--
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Mcs-rs. WEEKS POTTER Gentlemen, Pleas,
ind enclosed 80 cents. tor which send me ~,
COLLINS NOLTAGC PLAsTEE> They seem
10 be just thing for nervous complaints, as thost
no use them ttsttr. do not use them myse'i
but seeing your advertisement, and knowing that
some OF my ueIElbor- were suffering from VAR
Gus nervous and painful dlseas e., prevailed ur
ON them to try the NOITAIC FLA>IEk~. aut
thus lar they have proved very sat.-tneJ"r.
Pleas" >end me yoHr lowest rates by tn" duI,u,
Very respectfully.
.. " BO~INIt IA.
Mt Sterling e.. July % I~-g
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Geo. III Proctor. who has lived at Han
cock, Me. was arrested asst week on a
charge of burglary at Lowell. Mas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11

Senator Ferry has been re-nOmin@Ged
to the U. 5. Senate, unanimously by the
Michigan Legislature.
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slrLE.

BRAGDoS, WILLIAM W.. Franklin EcpIa,-
lican, Baptist farmer. married; age f3 Borp
in Franklin and attended the common school
Has held from one 10 three town offices every
year Since he became voter; has been chair
man of the board of Seec-men for the past
eight years; :. : Committee for fifteen wears
and has held other town offices. Bas laugh,
district schools for many terms. Member Of
the House of Representatives in $50. Al
ways Republican.
WHITE, AMBROSE, Bucksport. Republican.
Congre gationast, merchant. married: age -.
Born in Freedom; educated in the public and
private schools of Bueksport. His parents
moved 10 Buck-port when he was two enar> OF
age, since which time he has resided In that
town. Entered Il store a clerk At seventeen
wears Of age. remaining with his cmplo,lrs1n-
Ill 1853, \ partner from 1854: since 1853 in
business alone Member of the House Of Rep
resentati,es ia 1000. serving prominently on
important committees.
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We take from the KeAnebec JouraIl the
following biographical -kc'che, Of ri-syI-
bers of the Legislature uom Hancock
County:
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Il WANT MORE.

Mr-7r-. WEEKS Potter Gcuiicuau.-r..a o..
send hy man one dozen COLLINS Vol TAI,
FLAoIEk>. The one sent tor diitur 80 n...H
good that want moro 10 sell ueslde- ,.lug them.
Enclosed lind : %.
Address. r. tNNtI EIAFE
Mo>IGoNERY. o., NAV l. I-1G
sold by all druggists for % cent? sent by mai.
carefully wrapped, on receipt OF - cents for af,
Hrs Tor six, -! u for twelve by WEkk- 4
POTTER, Proprietors, Boston lyr35 lmol
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JUST THE THING

by rallying the nervous forces. have proved sue
ccsslul when every other knows remedy has
failed.
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. oeInnEg rs. ls7s. GEORGE =. pINsMoRE.
90. NERVOUS
DISEASES.
COLLINS VOLTAIC PIASTERS

For the Immediate relief and permanent cure OF
many forms Of Paralysis, Epilepsy or Fits, and
Nervous and Involuntary Muscular Action,
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

JaCksOn's Catarrh Snuff
AVID TROCHE POWDER,
DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY
tHfH'IH, Heaaache, BAT BreaIA, H11,.,e-
ness, >isMna, Bronchihs, Con1hs
Dea/Hess, fc.,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS h
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
ms Remedy does not DRY up a Catarrh
put LOOSENS 1t. frees the head Of all Offensive
matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
a.; acne ne array. anu .oothes the burning heat
In Catarrhi Is so mild and agreeable In its st
iects that It positively -
Cures without Sneeziny
AZ Troche Powder,is pleasant 10 the taste
anu never nauseates; when swallowed in st.ntIy
gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION Of GOODNESS and COMFORT
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world,
Try it! Safe, Reliable, and only IS Cents.
sold by Druggists, or mailed Tree, address
COOPER, WILSON Il CO., Prop,rs. Pbila
W, W. Whipple & CO., Portland. Me-, Geo. C.
GOODWIN u Co., Rusk Bros Il Bird: weats 3
rouer' boston, Wholesale Agents. gmos3G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-11

-on Thur.sS lais the Esnuolican
members of ID pgi,la,uI. nominated by
reclamation Hon. Janis.jSrt.aine for L.
). senator Tor six ys.rs, coin,s cncins on
the,4th OF March. 'rhe litness ef the can
diiase for the high Office, aul the unaui-
nous voice OF the Republican party OF
Maine should forever silence the base i'm
putation> cast upon the character Of the
nominee by an INSCRIPTIONS and wicked
opposition. Eyefywherc,s save IN Tie Dem
ocratic party. patriotic citizens delight TO
do him honor, and hereafter these base at
tacks will rccoil upon the heads OF their
shthor,. The acjlon of Thursday night
sk4s prompted by he universal feeling Of a
majority OF the people Of Maine aud Was
a deserved oShplimest to the great Repub-
lican Leader aud Statesman.
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IItllsSf

=
I seHr,pGR N ,rrfS y Swan Island. Dem
40. Born At swans Island. and dlut.ted at the
IStowP le5loos; lived at home-Uhti scycnicrn
ysfrs Of age, when lac commenced seaiaring
n abandoned ihai-0eeaSe..9at ten year. since.
| Taught nsool siy ternis! since leaving t,le $50
ha- followed the occupation of house carpeuss1
and joiner. Has been on the board of Asses
sors Of the plantation where he now resides.
and is at the present time one OF tue Superin-
tending School Committss: At8sys s. stpto
''G Gp.sp. so @rp; 80 i,es,,s',.,n
| dealer. marrieds1 age ci. Born in Ellsworth,
and attended tlfecommon school Commenced
his apprenticeship in the printing business in
1s29, and sfft the business in l>:9, since which
t'tima Mas been engaged wholly in the lumber
bnsiness and shipping. Partner in the firm of
j. T. a G.. ii. Grant. Mayor of Ellsworth in
1874 %; member of the House OF Representa-
tiyesin 1852 90 %. Formerly Wing.
HApLoCK. WILLIAM f.. Cranberry I>lc,-
Republican. liberal in religious preferences,
merchant. married: age Al. Born in Cranberry
Isles educated in the Winthrop school. Boston
North Male Grammar School. Portland, North
Yarmouth Acadenyap6i lasSical School. Has
held various tOwff 0fhces and II at present
Town Agent; served with credit in the war
as Lieut.. Colonel of the 2sth Maine Regiment;
member Of the House in lSsj3. and OF The sem
ate in lN12 ,. Always Republican.
HINCKLTY, JosEPUX-. Bluehll. R-publi-
can. COnsre yailQnSlSt. merchant and granite
dealer married dyr u. Ehbrn aBluehill ell
ucated al the Slushill town schools and aca'fI-
my. Has been Seiectman twenty-one years.
and 0unty Commissioner from 1873 IN 1s1i.-
Member Of the Maine Senate in 1876. For
merly Wing.
JORDAN, JEREMIAH H., Mariaville. Repub-
iican. no religious preferences, farmer and cot
ton carder. marrieds age 40. Born in Mariaville,
and attended the schools u that town. Post
master under Fillmore. and Lincoln's admins
trations; selectman from ISL 20 1876. with the
exception of 1868 and 1874; has also held the
offices Of Town Clerk and Supervisor of
Schools. Formerly Wing.
MOTION. NOAH F.. South Penobscoi. Re
publican. Methodist, farmer, married; age a.
Born in Brooksyille, and attended the town
school. Ed lieuteLant Of Co |, 2sth let
Me. OILS. ~bR the board of SeleSmen one
year. Democrat previous TO the war.
PERKINS, LUCIUs NJ, Brooksviile. Repub-
lican. Unitarian, farmer, married; age 30. Born.
in Brooksville, and educated at .''tbe old ,ed
school house," and at the Bangor Commercial
College. Continued clerk in his fathers
store until Nov, 1870, whea.L e visited South
America and spent some time among the sugar
plantations of that country. IN <sruxriinS,
took charge of a store, together withttL-s trm
he occupies. Has held several town 9ffct
Wet, JOSEPH H., Frankt lin. gfPpb an.
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Alexis Caswell ID. ID. Ex-President of
Brown University, died on Saturday.
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GEN & advertisements.
Notice.

A dividend of two dollars ner share ,,i,t l., ,,
q to stockholders of Ellsworth Gas Iigbt 70
at NE store OIL L. Il g. Ii. Grant Jan. III Is77 =
"S2 ; T. SrOCKBRIDGE Treasnrer
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Eight stores in Lewiston were burned
last Tuesday night. A kerosene lamp did
the mischief, which foots up to $4,000.
The Free Masons in Portland will
erect marble edifice. with theatre on
the ground floor and their hall and other
rooms above.
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GEO. W. FSKE,
SPECIAL NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that for the pre-. en-
only. ''' VIII i'i' Y" '''''
r Inc days on which Crisis will be received ,
Mondays Wednesdays & Fridays.
Farmers will govern them seiys. sccor,,,,giy I
JOHN NJ. CHENEY, EngiHeer
Ellsworth, Dec. 20, ISIS sIo6sI |
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Partnership Notice.

"h Co'partnership of L. f. 4 F. NJ Rowe il
= TINS DAY dissolved by mutual consent The
Duslnes will be carried on by Mr.. E. f. Rowe. who
Is authorized to receive all debt due to said Arr
ana VIII settle claims against it, ~ "
fAYErTE NJ. ROVE
r o., 49, ELMER K. ROWE.
NOIiCE.-All parties indebted to the firm of
n. T. r nj. Rowe, must settle within 80 DAYS or
their accounts will be left with an ATTORNEY for
collection. oiheF ior
o"kz Z. e. & +, NJ RowH
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BEET SUGAR.

In my address of last year the attention OF
the Legislature was called to the desrability of
taking steps 10 encourage the introduction of
the manufacture of beet sugar. An interesting
lecture on the cultivation Of beets and the pro-
cess OF manufacturing sugar from them has
since been delivered before the State Board of
Agriculture, ami will be incorporated in the
forthcoming report of the Board. Seeds of the
best varieties of sugar beets attainable, were
procured and distributed for trial the past sea-
son by the Secretary Of the Board of Agricul-
ture. Samples from the product from them
have been analysed and found TO contain from
TO IL per cent Of sugar; a result which indi-
Gates that by more careful conformity to the
approved methods Of cultivating them, beets of
the best sugar-making qualities can be produc-
ed. Several varieties were raised and analyzed
at the State College and found rich in sugar
The Dominion of Canada has offered bonus
of $1,000 year for ten years, TO the first COM
pany successfully engaging in this manufac-
ture, and relief of 80 per cent. of the excise
duty on their product ! earnestly commend TO the
Legislature the action of our neighbors in Offering
a bonus as an example worthy TO be followed. The
manufacture is the magnitude of the capital neces
sary to its successful prosecution. The offer of a
premium sufficient TO afford reimbursement for the
preliminary investigations and extra expenses in
cident TO the establishment of a new business,
would induce capitalists to turn their attention to
II. The beginning once made, do not doubt that
the industry would extend rapidly throughout the
State and repay hundred fold the bounty which
called it into being.
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THE STATE HOUSE

The pressing need of more commodious, health.
full and convenient offices and apartments for carry
ing on the business of the State and Of an orderly
arrangement of the public archives, books and prop
erty where they would be more accessible and also
protected from fire, unItes with the favorable cond
ton offhe treasury and the cheapness of labor and
material, in pointing to the present as the proper
time fR improving and enlarging the State House.
Regarded externally the building justly excites ad
miration by its commanding site, the beauty
of the material of which II 10 cons tructed. and its
simple yet grand architecture. The test of nearly
nay years has disclosed scarcely adaw in the work
ssip employed In the erection of it.
roEihe internal features are ali that could be
resi- Senate chamber and the rooms as
iciSsls 1--WE Council and the Governor are
,rm InaciouB 6sRly proportional, and in all
rec ~ member desE respective uses. FOR the
lsti- he public wroyided wpuch In orqer as cri'-
ZEN, and It u u nf where ais.ssss-,a,;u.s ia mi,
most mittee ooisiature is q, cor 49, seats for
hicli Of the md totally un are, in iuYens for
Hus.-dad as tncJ Us,
aaus- crowoeU
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SUFFOLK, IS. REQ % le'"-
Then personally appeared the said George r
Dins more, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by him subscribed Is true.
Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS,
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Organization Of the Lef islatnre.

The Senate was organized on Wcdnes-
diy by the choice of Gen. Thomas W
II de of Bath As President; s. W. Lane.
: crctary; and Gen Chas w Tllden, Asst.
Secretary. The House chose Edward g.
Ncallcy &C Bangor. speaker; Oranmandel
Smith. CLERK; aud Edwin c. Burleigh. As
si,lant CItrk.
The HOUSE resolved itself into Com
mitee Of the whole for the purpose OF con-
sidcring the election cases of Nahum H.
rhinncy ". Rodnli hus 7. Thompson; Jo-
seph II. Westv>. Daui u. Deasry: Lucius
NJ. Perkins V. Benjamin l.. Bates; AM
brose +. Jcwett v. George IL. Iheobald.
and Thomas W. Porter ". Edward Ii.
Treat. IS the result the contestants were
given their seateS.
On Thursday, Gov. Conuor delivered his
message.
STATE OFFICERS
The following State officers were elect
ed; Secretary of State, sumner J. Chad
bonrne; Adiutant General, J. L. Cilley /;
Attorney General, Luciius A. Emery; state
Treasurer, T.. II. Banks.
FOR EXECUTIVE COUNCILLORS.
First District-E. G. FarrinSton.
Second District-Charcs T.. Jose
Third District-George A. PEBBLE.
Fourth Distrlct-ChaEles \. Wing.
Filth Dlstrict-Andrew Lacy.
sixth District Charles Bufiam.
seventh D.Strict-L. X. King.
Thursday night. Hon. James. G.. Blaine
was nominated for [. ;. Senator.
Both the Senate aud House adjourned
until Tuesday, Jan. 10Th, at 10 o'clock A.
VI.
On Tuesday, the following Committees
OF the Legislature were appointed:
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.

Ways and Means-Messrs. Rogers of Bath,
Hobson OF Wisscasset. Greeley of Lewiston
Hinekley of Bluehill, Bodwell of Hallowell,
Kimball of Roekland, Adams of Deering.
Leave of Absenee-Messrs Mardwell of Otis,
field, Morrill, Of Gray, Haskell of West Gardin-
er, Pierce Of Hudson, Babb,dge of SWANS Is.
land Fletcher Of SOlon' Hurd Of Porter.
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.r>LLlnLr EYn WASH i, the best made .
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The Swedish settlement in Aroossoek county
was organized into plant alton Ssder the name
! of New Sweden in April and 1fty.tw~ Of lis IN
houses have been built, and four schools are
now taught BY competent teachers. Fourteen
substantial buildings, either framed or built of
hewn timber have been erected the past season
abundant crops have been harvested. and but
four families have received assistance as pau
pers. The success Of this enterprise yindicates
the wisdom Of its conception. and ssftesis the
taithiulnessofthe services OF all entrusted with
the management of il.
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, e: 4 ::
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thfTds e orphan A'''' Aassed
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The Week Of Prnyef.

The Evangelical Alliance hao issuN Tia
following programme for the wesA
Prayer. Jan. IA, 1877:
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xThere were five funerals one day in
,.~ksjck. last week. Scarlet fever was
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II AisA-s
The leading object Of this institution is ''tC
teach such branches Of learning a. are relatet
to agriculture and the mechanic arts, IN suci
manner Is the Legislature OF the state MAJ
prescribe. in order to promote the liberal ant
practical education of the industrial classes II
the several pursuits and professions OF ilie.'
Whatever latitude OF instruction the term o.
the foundation NAV seem 10 permit, II mus
be evident to all who are acquainted with ths
sentiment of the state, that the prevailing op
iniOu IS that the college should nrst oil all b'
faithful TO it, leading object. and so arrange
and limit the course Of instruction that It's pu
pills upon completing their course may be pre-
pared TO enter at once upon the practice o.
some industrial pursuit
The want OF facilities for practical instruction
has caused the course of study in branches re
lating to the mechanic arts especially to be nee
essarily of a general and theoretical character
The trustees propose, in order to fulfil NOR
directly the object of the college, and to NEE
the popuisr expectation, TO establish workshops
of instruction in the various mechanical trade
connected W tth the working OF wood and met
ais. bv means of which students may. by com
binipg the the training of hand. land eye IN actu
al service at the forge, bench and lathe, witt
the instruction of the school-r0om. become in
tellieent and skilled mechanics. This systeu
has long been in success sful operation In Russia
and meets with the enthusiastic approval Q
the best educators who have examined it. |
most schools in this country.
most heartily approve the Recommendation
of the trustees. and / urge you to give II the ia
vorable consideration it merits.
The sum estimated to be required TO adap
he barn on the college premises and not nov
iLuse, to this purpose. and to equip the pro
.posd workshops with the necessary tools ant
lnacnse ngy, is very moderate. when the proba
bic so sss sn sTs s sSn: .taay
P Ps:at + many ysass men ss5 d,
esSSiIiiuI, and s sp' decides3dy Of educated
!: &: IT,;
!:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-08

POISONING DY CHICKEN MEAr.-The
Augusta Chronicle and Constitu-
tiona1ist of Monday says: eve
havo received q card from Mr.. S.
Barnett of Washington, ca, anent
the recent poisoning in Charleston,
supposed to havo boen caused by
the parties affected eating cold
chicken. Mr.. Barnett states rs q
fact that if chicken bo put up hot it
will often per SC generate poison.
OF this he remembers two instances,
one occurring in the family of Mrs.
Overby, in Atlanta, where several
persons were severely, though mono
seriously, poisoned. Can any one
thEow any more light upon this
subject !? It seems as though the
simplest forms Of good arc, becom.
ing the surestand deadliest poisons. .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-08
AUGUSTA HOTEL,

Corner of Broad and Washington Streets,
AUGUSTA, GA.
TT AS been thoroughly renovated, re-
,llmodelcd md nowly furnished. 1t
is located in tho centre of business.
Telegraph Office in tho Hotel building.
Express Office in the samo block. Post
Office only one block off, All other pub
lie conyeniences close at hand.
.Gss" The Offico of the Hotel will be
opon during the night, and guests will be
received or called at my hour.
w. w. MOORE, Proprietor.
Rates of Board, $2.O0 por day.
oct 20-ylv
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-08
ESTABLISHED 1874.
GEO. B. EDWARDS,

EOttOn and Gcncral Commission Merchant
CHARLESTON, S. c.
pROAIPT attention given to the sale
l. Cotton, Peas Corn, Rice and Pro-
duce Of all kinds.
Merchandise bought free of commits
sion. Being on the spot, and thoroughly
posted on prices, can guarantee large
saving to buyers of merchandise.
Agent at Charleston for State Line
Ocean Steamships hctwe, II New York,
Glasgow, Liverpool, London and all paris;
of Europe.
References: Bank of Charleston; Jas.
Adger Il Co.. Ch aries ton, S. G.
sept 22-Xt3m
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ALSO

Nj .chine Needles and Springs.
Sewing Machines repaired, cleaned
aid adjusted.
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