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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
REJOICING IN THE METROPOLIS.

| TIE STREETS GAY WITH BUNTING-FLsGS FLYING
FROM NEARLY ALL THE PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS.
The display of bunting in the metropolis
! yesterday in honor Of the Inauguration OF President
ayc, was very conspicuous and far more general than
might have been expected in consideration Of the extent
TO which political enthusiasm, among all classes has
Guieed down in the long period OF uncertainty waist
with IFS public BUILDINGS. and the office % the Hon VIII
| liam NJ Evarts Republican and independent newspaper
Offices broadway from the Battery 10 Central PARK ihe
Equitable Western Union, ana Post Office buildings, the
| Aston House. the Grand Central Hotel the Stewart
wholesale and retail houses the st. Denis Hotel and the
Methodist Publishing House. were special streets ana
points of interest patriots who Delighted Ia tie
stars and Stripes emblem Of allegiance to tn
lawful President of the Republic.
Union-,quarc generally leads in display of BUNTING,
and Yesterday was no exception to the rule. The pinc-
pa sewing machine buildings Displayed the national col
| ors n, did TGuy's, Ro,kvool's, and the GcrmGuia
building The Domestic huiIdag displayed variety Of
hunting The Everett House was perhaps the most III
fcr.sting point Of display in the city. Aside from the
flo. on the staff, three national flags were fcstooncd
above the Windows OF the front rooms, which, al through
the campaign were occupied by theD 'mO'luc National
Committee. Broadway 10 Sicwarts, rs zen from Cnan
souarc looked very -ay The Clarcudou not behind
other patriotic hotels pud thc GjamcIcy Park Hotel dis
.iaycd a ar-c i1z, which proclaimed in the most jEb
lam diving iuid, that CAV T'dcp'- ncigbJhocd was not
IN the .rhs his defeat or disposed ~ 20 into mourn
ing chi, krring Han ana Lord aylorS store displayed
tie national corIs MulisOHIuare and It's vicinity vas
alive o the significance 90 the day and showed IT. JOY IN
U.ts on the F.nn Avenue Hotel, the FL james, the
Brunswick the Onion L1cu" 'uo House, the American
Joe,ry Club, Association I! huriz :, ava me i"ttI -
German. InSd-t h"l''r OF me avenues 4iH ti'->
sinrts between UHi"n-sIuarc END Central I4l1 were
,rry generally decorated win las .. Dii'ad C.,iH
ID pot mJ!' yi-rt @rpi3 v- hiI-ht ,''i-- ",t ',
windsor and Iu' riH-li mad out mos conspicuous
Forty--,c,id, FoIty-'Nh. E"rt'"yc'ih. F""'yniHln
ana iI,ih-i- I'D Wat' iaf-' uI-!'9 81 ''ii', ''Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
THE COURTS.
JUDGE POLAND IN THE

JUDGE POLAND IN TIE EMMA NINE SUIT.
Judge Luke =. Poland OF Vermont was the
first witness in the Emma Mine yesterday M,
testimony was very brief, and IN relation 10 tia
letter claimed have been written by Tren0r w. Psrk
to TIE English directors after ho h sold them the rnrs
in 1872 Offering 10 buy back the stock FOR S5OO0OO0
besides giving them about six months dividends Jndse
Poland said that he remembered that Mr.. ParE h,a
written such letter. oliver A. eager testified thar Ia
was London when the letter received and several
Of the English directors had talked with him about Ne
Parks proposition. Oliver Edward Ancn, h00kkoeier
for the cOmpany in London who by direction OF eout
hao been for two weeks preparing summaries and total
foOtin-s from the books. submitted portion ~ bis
work. Mr. Park viii probably resume his testimony To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
ANOTHER DRAMATIC LAWSUIT.

CHICAGO, March 5.-AugGstin DAILY. the
New-York manager. applied to-day before Judge Bod-
gett United States District Court for injunction
James IL. McVicaer, manager OF McNckers rncater,
Chicago, to cnjoin the production Of Mr. McNicker's
adaptation OF the play of Lemons" claimed by Nj.
Day his exclusive property. Judge BOdgct refused
the injunction the ground that Mr.. MoNicker had "A
light 10 produce original adaptation VI the German
play as well as Mr.. DAILY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

S,wBATH Recommendations from
N b. the had his presDy butler to service AT
Westminster Abbey" Well, Dugald, what did you
think Of IL I" Dugald-" Awee SIR, 10 was MAR like
Iieeyn than air but, eh, Sir It's just an awfu way
o sDennin' the sawbath. yon!'-lPunch.
A Chinese laundry man died Of starvation
at Louisville, the other day, with these pathetic aud
uressiye words on his lips Bees thing Chnaman do In
keutuekee lac die--fee weeseeony washee lun sh tee
-hlm get no payee-heap stlarye On notc.iGS."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
I. 0. BOYD q 90. on TRIM.

In the trial of T. o. Boyd & Co. for all ged dealing
crooked" whisky the United states District Court Yea
cr!ay Albert Looms railroad empovf testified concern
ng The in which goods delivered by the rard
company; and Revenue gent examined n regsrl
to the entries OF spirits received BY the Defendants between
January l67 and June l-7J. After Ar Sherman had as1a
the witness several que.ilBs concerning DE .pnts
markrd "B" and "C' question the aha. ihly
Of druce which counsel lo,h I. WH-i afgus 10
lcugtn. and JUDGE BachNri 90 onFnei the court until Aa
morning Hhen Ae viii hear the Arguments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
POLITICAL FEELING IN NEWARK.

There was Il general display of bunting on
public and private buildings in Newark yesterday In
honor OF the Inauguration ~ President Hayes. small
number Of Democrats exhibited their feelings by placing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

the American nag halfmast union down, and others
by dripping 1t in mourning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-19
NOTICE 0F ASSESSMENT.

NORTH CARSON SILVER NJ y.
~ ing Company. Location Of prlnclpni
place of business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works, Ormsb. County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that 1T meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held on the 9th day OF Jan
uary. 1877, an assessment, Ne. g. OF fifteen cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable immediately IN ni,eu
States cold coin to the Secretary, Mt the Office
of the company, Room l, No. 402 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. Any stock
nnon which this assessment shall remain un-
Maid on the 18th day OF February, 1877. Will De
deIinouent and advertised for ssle at public
auction: and unless payment is made before
will be sold on MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY or
MARCH, 1877. to pay the delinquent assess,
ment, together with costs of advertising ana
expenses Of sale. By order OF the Bosra Oh Di'
O. Fl. BOGART. Secretary.
Office, Room 1. No. 4o2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco California.
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GreenVille Hotel.

We call tho attention of our readers
generally, and of Pickens County
particularly, to the short but unique
notice Of the Greenville Hotel, in this
issue. Those who love good eating,
elegantly and tastefully served, an at
tentive host who is ever willing and
able to make yonr stay pheasant and
agreeable one, we would earnestly adj
wise to stop with Col. A. M. Speights
It is emphatically a place, if you be
a good "eatist," to stop. Call once
and you will call again and no mis-
take. We know whereof We speak.
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The EIlenton Trial,

Il q
i AS foreshadowod In our ldespatc cbea
Saturday morhibg, the Ellent9n prisi
oners ere NOT convicted, as the jury
failedste agreed Rnd rnistrial wasSor.'
dered. The ihhocences of ono of The
parties on trial, Mr.. .Abner w. Atkin-
son, was so clearly established that a
verdict of acqnital was rendered in mis-
case. Six white men and six negroes
composed the jury. The whites, ,ex~
cept Mr.. George w. Williams, who
was foreman of the jury, swerepall Re-
publicans in their propliyities., 1t is
understood that.the, race division was
perfect in the jury room, all the ne
groes being persistent for conviction
and tho whitesin favor of aequital.
The end of these test cases of the
Ellenton troubles encourages the hope
that we are to be exempt hereaf-
ter from political prosecutions, and
that tho machinery of the United
States Courts will not be employed in
the future to harass and annoy the
citizens of South Carolina who may
incur the displeasuro and hatred of
Corbin and his clan. 1t was tho OK
piring effort of the bitterest Radicals
to array the races against each other,
in which Corbin, Stone and Earle did
thoir utmost to keep alivo the animos-
itios Of the past and relume the ON
m Is of: an unfortunate feud. Those
Deen doservo the exeeration of overy
peace loving citizen, who desires to
witness an obliteration of all memory
of unhappy troubles, which were only
possible while such as these ruled and
governed tue, State. The Ellenton
riot was tho natural outgrowth of
their advice and teachings of tho last
campaign, and with tho failure of their
purposes in prosecuting mon of their
own race who were protecting their
homes and firesides from rapine and
murder, the occupation of these outs
rage chriekers becomes vacant as it
has long since been infamous.
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FOR TIE pIcKENs SENTINEL.

Mr.. EDITOR: On Saturday, the 10Th
instant, we attended o pioniolat Brock
Rock, and we take great pleasure in
telling you what q fine time I'VE had.
The Brock. Rock is. situated about
two milos southwest of Liberty Sta
tion, and has been for some time
favorite resort for. May parties. II
exhibits no bold out lines 'ot natural
grandeur; hence ifyou visit this place,
it is either for the love of the beauCia
full, what you take}with you, or what
you expect some one else to bring.
Though there had 'beoni nothing said
about the picnic untilsn week previs
ons, by 10 o'clock many had con
toge her, and were making the forest
ring with merry laughter. Varied
indeed was the scone presented, to our
eyes. AT ono view we behold the
sportlvo little boys and girls delight
ing themselves with tho curiosi, of
the pace, the young gentlemen and
ladies looking upon each othor with
countenances that bespake the heart>
stirring, soul-moving principle within;
that principle which attaches such
Importance, such profound in
torest, such sublime romance, 10 q
place so uninviting as Brock Rock.
There too, was the dignified father
the thoughtful mother, looking upon
! tho scene before them with refec-
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The Attention of Farmers is
Called to Our

A MEXICAN Mammoth Rye; or Diamond
IN Wheat, for Fall or Spring sowing. A
new variety, entirely distinct from the com
mon rye or any ether grain ever introduced.
1t was first found growing wild on the Hum
boldt River, Nevada, since which time it has
been successfully cultivated wherever tried
1t yields from sixty to eighty bushels to the
acre Mr. A. J. Dufur, United States' Con-
tennial Commissioner from Oregon, assert 8
that he has known ii to yield eighty seven and
half bushels to the acre. 1t was awarded
the highest and only premium at the United
States Centennial exposition, and pronounced
the finest and only grain Of the kind on ex-
| hibition: ..' hi@ 'H" "'.'0I
1t has been grown, as Fall aud Spring
grain with equal success. B6s-S -Single grains
measuring one half inch in length, and the
average close to that. ~ 80 ..'.- %. =. ,
| Price per package 25 cents; Five packages
$l.0O; One dozen packages, 50 co. Sent post
paid by mail. Agents wanted everywhere to
introduce this wheat.
may" NoTICE.-We are in no way connect ed
with any other seed house in Cleveland 0,
Chattanooga.
All orders, letters, etc., should be plainly
addressed, thus:
S. Y. HAINES s. CO.,
Cleveland, Bradley Co. Tenn.
Branch house, weetwater, Monrc Co. Tenn
Sample sent free on receipt Of q three cen
stamp. o.. ..
June ii 1877 40 a.
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a0 BUTTE IN Aliens PLACE. Solicitor
ButtzS who was here to>day, received
notice from Mr., w. st. J. Jervey that
on Friday next o quo warranto would
be asked for from tho Supreme Court,
calling upon him to show cause why
the Office of Solicitor OF the First Cir
cult should not bo declared vacant:
this proceeding is in pursuance
of the ordor OF Judge Cooke, at
Orangeburg last week, when the ques-
ton of Buttz's eligibility was argued
before him. The rule will bo issued
returnable before the Supreme Court
on Friday next.-Charloston Journal
of Commerce. .ua .* -. -si u:E.r
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Appointments.

Tho following appointments have
been made by the Governor, for this
County: ....
County Treasurer, w. r. Berry;
County Auditor, John o. Davis; Jury
Commissioner, w. It. Bowen. Trial
Justices: Easloy Station, T. W. Rus,
sell; Liberty, John R. Holcombe; Gen.
trail, J. A. LiddelI; Easley Township,
T. w. Tolleson; Pickens G. r., G. W,
Taylor; Dacusville, B. F. Morgan;
Pnmpkintown, S. D. Koith; Eastatoo
Maj. J. M. Stewart. The appointments
were all confirmed by the Senate or
Friday night before the adjournment
These appointments we think will Civ,
general satisfaction to the people,
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Quo Warranto.

The Attorney General has issued a
quo warranto against Q. W. Buttz,
who claims to have been elected Soli>
citor of the First Circuit, at the last
general election. The complaint sets
forth that Buttz held tho office of So
icitor and Representative to Congress
and that his acceptance of the
the Office OF Congressman vacated the
office of Solicitor. Tho Supreme
Court will doubtless oust him. Thus
"one by one the roses fall"
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The Legislature Adjourned.

The Legislature adjourned sine dfe,
at'2 O'Clock, q. m. on Saturday last.
The work of tho last few days Of the
session was Of great interest and much
Importance to the State. ...:.a w..
Con. J. B. Kershaw was. elected
Judge of the Fifth Circuit vice Cars
peter whose term Of Office had expired.
The House by the requisite two>
thirds majority, passed the resolution
impeaching Judge Wright of drunken~
ness, and formally informed the Sem
ate of its action. The Senate will try
him at tho next session, and in the
moan timo ho remains suspended from
office.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
Hood, Bamburg, Colt, and Shaw on
tho part of the House, and Messrs
Meetze, Witherspoon, and Walker, on
the part of the Senate was appointed
to investigate tho bonded indebted
moss Of the State, with instructions to
report to tho Legislature at its next
meeting. A committee to investigate
all the frauds against tho State dur
ing tho Radical regime in tho State
was also appointed. ..
The supply and appropriation bills
were passed. The tax lovy is sovon
mills. Tho collection will commence
as soon as tho books can bo prepared
and tho proper notice given. 1t is
optionary with tho taxpayer whether
ho pays all or only ono>half at the
first collection. If ho profois to pay
only ono half, ho can do so by paying
interest at the rate of one per cent
per month on the other half until No
vember, whom the last collection will
DO made.
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The Fence Law.

We publish elsewhere in this issue,
the "fence law" as passed by the
Legislature, and trust ovory farmer in
the County will peruse and study it
carefully. Already the subject is
creating much interest and discussion.
The advocates or opponents of the
law will have the use of our Columns
to lay their views before the public
if they desire to avail themselves of
them.
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'AnAct

TO authorize County Commissioners
to submit TO the qualified electors Of
their several Counties o proposition
to alter the Fence Laws, and to
provide for effectupting the same. .
Bet enacted by tho, Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State
Of South Carolina, now met and Sitting
in General Assembly, and by the ;au-
thority Of the same: 13, &"-" ""n pr
'SEcTIoN l. That apon the written
application offs of the Taxpayers of
any township in any County OF this
Stato, who may desire. to, substitute
the fencing of stock in lien of fencing
the fields, it shall be the, duty, of the
Commissioners of said County to or.
der an election in said township be-
tween the 10th and ,20th of August,
or the 10th and Goth Of December in
any year, thirty days notice thereof
being given in any one or more of the
newspapers publiehed in said County,
specifying the time and place or pur-
pose of such election, and tho form of
ballot to DO used at such election, and
to appoint three managers of election.
VINO shall shall without compensation, hold
ana conduct said election, and imme>
dlately upon the close thereof make
return thereof to the Commissioners
otthe County, who shall declare aud
publish the result of said election in
ono or more of the newspapers pub
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Williamson Female College.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
June 10th, 8 p. NJ, sermon before the
Christian Association, by Rev. A,
Coke Smith, Grcenville. .. ,...
Juno Fl, IL "A. NJ, address before the
Erosophic Society, by Hon. S. Dib-
bic, Orangeburg. Followed by tho
Graduating Exercises.
juno 2l, 81 P. NJ, kindergarten Ex.
position.
June 2l, 8 p. NJ, address before the
Society of Alumnm, by Rev. Prof.
w. W. Duncan, Wofford Colleges.
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The state be, Of south uuttIaSG Garo,IIina Sa,,,IIi
Y.r PIcKENs COUNTY. n ..
IN llTHEL PROBATE COURT..

- ~ T7'7'''77T1T' 0V0F"11I |"T-
Mary A. Oats and Alonzo M. Folger, Admin-
islrator and Administrative of Rufus Oats,
deceased, against T. w. Russell, J. E.
Peoples, William McMahan ct al. - j.
PETITION FOR SALE OF RBAI ESTATE 70
PAY DEBTS. -.
'XkThereas, the above named Plaintiffs have
w fled Petition in this ourt asking for
On order to sell certain Real Estate, of, B1fas
Oats deceased, 10 pay debts. It is therefore,
on motiont by Blythe s. Ansel, Attorneys for
Petitioners Ordered that ali and singular
the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased
be and appear at q Court Of Probate for said
County, to be holdenat oPiokens Court Uomae
on the 28d day OF June, 1877, to shew oanse
| ifany, why tho said order of sale should moi
be granted ClJ1 ot @ni.8u0 - GSstG 81
! ,,no . 1877 w O. Z sEEIELp, .J.P,p,o. .
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VIENNA, June 8.-The "political Cor
yresponrdence" details the fighting on
the 4Shinstant, near Kristach, Kristaz
and Piva. Both sides fought with
great bravery the whole day. The
Turks, Notwithstanding strenuous CT
tortss sin which they: lost, 600 men,
failed to advance nearer to Piva. -
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EXAMINATION NOTICE.

INHE County Board of Examiners will hold a
n meeting in the office of the School Com
missioner. on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the
10th and 30th instant, to examine Teachers
for this County. Teachers who expect to
teach in Pickensyille. salubrity, Garvin.
Easley and Piokens C. II. Township, to be
examined on Friday, and those for the other
Townships on Saturday, together, with those
for the County at large. Examinations to
be present in time. By order Of the Board
G. W. SINGLETON,
-. .5' a.- School Commissioner.
June ID, 1877 30
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The Country, we think will be pleas
cd with the work of the special ses-
sion of the Legislature just closed,
when they have an opportunity of
seeing and understanding all its works.
For tho benefit Of tho readers of tho
SENTINEL we propose to publish from
timo to time all tho bills passed OF
any interest TO them. ...aa.u ...-
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NotiCe.@!!

TTNHE undersigned gives notice that he has
Il withdrawn from the mercantile business,
but will always be found at, his office at
Easley, to transact any business that oonSes
under his Jurisdiction as Trial Justice. AL
ways ready to execute any kind Of legal pa-
pers.. T. w. RUSSELL "a
June ID, 1877 .--'@7s $40
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Whipper Whipped.

In the case ofW. J. Whipper vs..
J. p. Reed, the Supreme Court decides
that Reed was elected for q full term
offour years, and Whipper's complaint
is dismissed.
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ployer and employee. [Horry, Cole-
ton, Beapfort, Charleston, Williams
bssg and Georgetown counties are
exempted from tho provisions of this
AcG-RD.l
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DEN TIST,RY.

NNHE undersigned is located at Central, and
II is prepared at all times to dispatch work
with neatness. Special attention 10 SETTING
or RESETING ARTIFICIAL TEETH, either
temporary, partial or permanent Filling
done with neatness. All the materials oom-
monty used in filling, -2b)uf"
ngs sI GEO. BOROUGHS, Dentist
June ID, 1877 40 Gm
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7TTT7T T-ITT7TT-I-T JJTLr 49, I- -. Il
STATE STA T94 a. oE soUEETtiHE s:ao2UEEtiE GAR CAROLINA ~ A.
94GL.@CouNTYioF PrcKENs. @o.'2r So
3Y W., G. FIELD, PRopArG JuDor

By W., G. FIELD, PROBATE JUDaE.
XXThereas, Thomas G. Martin has made
, w suit to me to grant him Letters Of Ad-
ministration, with the viii annexed, upon
the Estate and Effects Of Richard B. Baker,
deneasedA.hI D3iIGoi H'h N@a tat
The kindred and creditors of the said Rich+
ard B. Baker, deceased, are therefore cited to
be and appear before me, in the Court Of Proc
bpte, to be holden q Pickeas G. Il y on Friday
n, M, 10 shew cause, if any thAy have, why
the said administration should not Se granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the I'd
day, of June, AID. 1877. sI- H-s@ q ais"
W. G. FIELD, 1,p.p.o,
L. 'June-7, 1877 80 .~r " 80 - 20
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The County, Commissioners met on
Tuesday last and approved the bonds
of the newly appointed Treasurer and
Auditor. 9''
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TO ADVERTISER& .
The state of South CarOiHns
CotNrr2o or P1oKENs. :

) edit By W. g. Field, Judge Of Pro5ete.s ,..
me to sgraft MN Letters of AdminislrStion,
upon The Estate and Effects of JOS. G. Eaten,
deceased-- =, r..jy ~ -
TRe Kindred and creditors Of the said
Jos. c. Eaton, deceased, are, therefore cited
to be and appear before me, in the Court Of
Probate, to be- holden at Pickens @. H., on
Friday the ,22d rday of June, inst |. al. III
O'Clock, O. M, TO- shew cause, IL any they
have, whySthe said administration should not
''SFaa!sa GivSn under ny hand and seal this, .hs
Sd, day of. June A.IDg 1917 54-tai3na ".,
,HSs : ,8z7ld VI e.. FEELD' y ''''F'? ".
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To Rational Invalids.-In sickness every
portion Of the body sympa.hizes with tie
seat Of the disorder. When the stomach fails
to perform its functions, the liver, bowels
nerves, veins, arteries, Sc, are oil more or
less affected. These delinqucnts require =
medicine, combining the properties Of -
stomachio, and Alternative, q purgative, q ton-.
lc and sodative to bring them back to their
duty; and all these elements. in their purest
and most effective forms, are united in Tar
rants Etervescent Selzer A2erient, the great
Saline Remedy for Indigestion, and its con
comitant consequences Sold by all drug
gists
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+" NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. =

QGH week in your own town. Terms and
pUU 20 outfit free. III. HALLETr & Co.,
cortland, Maine.