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RvpEVd By z. B. STEVENS, Boston, HAM
sEaETlllE 10 SOLD BY All DRUGGISTS.
DENTISTRY.

DIR. CT. M. JONES
IT'S prepared to do all kinds of Dentistry
u at short notice. Being in possession OF
all the latest improvements and best of ma
terial, can do work in the best of style. In
setting and filling teeth, he is determined
not to be surpassed by any. Old decayed
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above the price of extracting Good teetll
within the reach of all, at the present re-
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AN ELEcroR WHO GAME NEAR In

AN ELEcToR WHO CAME NEAR I'M
MoRTALI2IHG EzMsELF.-lt has lust
t,anspired that there was imtninent dan
yer that tho detection &c Republican
Eleetor in pennsylvania would have
solved the problem which has Sept the
whole Nation In condition of unnuiet
since the 9th Of November. Prominent
Pennsylvania Republicans now In Wash.
ington, since the dapger.is over. giye the
20: - The saa. @hieh disturbed
them 90 much ct the time. The state,
mVut 10 tiias G'Esii,, 6 s6iiii,,, oss the the pit:,;-
Dispdsch, opa OF tbs Republican Electore.
arrived in Harrisburg on the day baiore
tine meeting Of this Electoral COLLEGE, and
on going 10 the hotel Immediately cent
for o number OF Denocrpts noliticiaus.
He consulted With these ecE ,Ieyeral hours.
aud 10 the meantime reftred TO aee any
0f; his Republican friends. This condnc:
excited the allspiciohs Of The Republican
nlaHagsSs and q committee Tnited ON
him and demanded an explanation ofhi5
condhcs. I'll stated that he was in donbt
what he should do, whether not to vote
at nll or To vote for sTildep, because OF
yTlREf M n1usiQ QeIed 20 % me intY or aii;
patriotic citizens to respect the ssisI Of the
majority, aud he believed that. che Louis.
lana Returning IIsSS;7ss7s ISS md tsia75aaTdati
the will Of the people Of that State in
their dndings for the Hayea Electors.
The ggeateat excitement pFe7Ei!ed among
the Republicans Ia MargisE,nrRs in conse.
quencs of this. livery one Gs the other
twenty.slx Republican Electors called on
O,Naill and ifsisted, that she4e was no
aiteFuativels lsns for him 10 vs5te for Hayes.
II was also conveyed 30 bin very dis
;inctly, it's paid, from outside parties.
that. If be did mot vote for Hayes he
should never ieaye HARRISBURG alive.
The result was thai whed The Electoral
College met ami O,fJsihis nsnie was
called he y6ted for Hayes. and relieved
the terrible Fuspehse Of bis .aasees eesiates.
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tsfsh = he senfencs 0f the Eouss ss.',
said Judge PoTtsF, & pnrtliar lfiels iTagisl
! s!Ste. to: > rGtorious dEdhkAsS DC you
bs1c0nflfied sn j jAil for tho l0slkoss peFioff
the lew sill ALLOW; aud 4 llie6s * d slll
spend the lsrEie ii ctifsing ak ~ ?,
..Be 6SssA will and Porter, Tor: = sFss.
8 rank e aaid an 1flcet tidnat % O. otIi-
er slla otiAE 10 b prom siss i by slig
you don I stop sisl ssin9 and Essflisl9 So
mitch, you will get - after i - ss Is iiiks
you won care thing s M
M her.. epif The i0pesgsl. Ieis h.
resae3iaiR d ss.sski Eonx a f6F nm ss,
nsohEb, 81 fAys ~; ~ =, - ~
"a A;g5ss.ls.- ytfss.7 yi1iY ESn iira1
thist g man had S5iis 10 fsis Is eE hi = ~
ilfs 4llknossn ssaep about Oh q 7ssis
\ sgl A ss the 81 Il Is s IL y
dea EIs ia q saiiii s 3 d tss4 s.
s'nc dagaa Ssoi 30 atfac6dd to the gs
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nj Office OF FINAL L!SETTLEMENT.
Az Notice Ia hereby given that David
Crawior administrator Of Maria Bagwell
dectasei, has filed in the Court OF Probate
his application fora Final Settlemeritof said
estate, ana discharge thereffom MS Admins
istrator Ordered. That the 18th of Febru.
ery, next has been appointed for hearing
said application. i-f- ~ 71!'
-s w. w. HUMPHREYS UP.
jan II, 1911
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QyPHOl STEERING.

FHNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
E the residents of Anderson and vicini-
ty, that he Is prepared to do all kinds or
Upholstering on Sofas, Lounges and Chairs
or anything else in his line, with clsn..
and dispatch. Trunks and Valises also
paired.
J. ]. SMITH,
At ]. L. FAINT & Co.'s. opposite Jail.
Nov .. 1875 16 3m
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a Walking Miracle.

Mn. II. u. srEvENs:
Dear Sir-Though a stranger, want &c In
form you what VEGETiSE has dou0 Tor me.
Last Christmas Scrofula made Its appearance
I'm my systeni-large running ulcerS appearing
on me, as follows: One or eacll o. my arms,
one on my thigh, which extended 10 the seat,
ono on my head, which eat into the skull bone,
ono ON my left leg, which became 30 bad that
two physicians came TO amputate the limb,
co, e5 my whole body was go full OF Scrolula;
they deem ed II advisable to cut tho sore, which
vas painful beyond description, and there Was
quart OF matter Yun from this one sore.
The physicians all gave me up 70 die, and
eaid they could do no moro for ME. Both OF my
legs were drawn up TO my seat. and II was
thought Il rdid get up again would be Grip
pie for life.
When in this condition ] saw yEGETINE
advertised, and commenced taking 1t In March,
anu followed on with II until lad used si1-
teen bottles, acd this morning ! a.. going to
plough corn, o we'll man. All E:y townsmen
say IL Is tnirncle TO see Inc round walking E Id
working.
Ing such great suffering, from that dreadful
disease, Scrofula, prayed to the Lord above to
take MO out OF this world, but rs VEGErISE has
restored to me tho blessings OF health, desire
moro than ever TO live, TINT j mny be OF como
service to my 'fellov-ynen, and know OF no
better way to aid suffering humanity, than 10
inclose you this statement % my case, With an
earnest hope that you will publish II, and 1t
will afford mo pleasure to reply to any COM
munication which may receive therefrom.
AM, air, very respectfully,
Avery, Berrien Co, Mich. July 10, 1872.
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THE Sum.
1877. NEW YORK. -Tr7-7 1877,

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Jan, II, 1877. 26
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LUMBER! LUMBER /!

f AM now prepared to furnish PINE,
OAK, HICKORY and POPLAR
LUMBER on the Blue Ridge and Air
Line Railroads at Seneca City, III any
quantities desired.
Mr. w. t. Reed is my agent at Ander-
son, who will always be found at the
Lumber Yard, ready to wait on custo-
mers. n al- ~ "
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July 8, 1875 . 81 i
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. Indlyidpa esepopay uiIl 6Firir' \ ',:5 eaI,. rs

eFal mod tiIiieSs 4 y n & s :. 81. 3
Ola EEyss yol, = Atssgsne Ri 8 other
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boy Yes, slF, y araweFcd KS q kay.
So what Cd the EeFi ares ay upnf
the suRie 81 81 DOM { fnou ,e.s ssid
tbs other, ffeSsspt Is "a Il. hat aassaag
YEyh!eh:esSS i moro blessed % giSs
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T. -
e'sst'lt ~ Z frs5 . DaIyvu.- i,tisv y
q lllpn InoEs than 30 seem small and ign.,,
ble In his own eyes e IS the alaqisl1
feeling thas degrade the shaved. A.
baAa ambition makes the man that
cheriahes Il, base No one 9can Ssabase
you but ynussslE SlandeF, sasiye, false.
hood igj tSk. Ice 80 cad never F6g tSoi
of your manhGod. Men may lie about
you. they may denonnco sou, they sntss
clieHiah s4spiei ora mar stild eiay. NAV
Iieske yapF ilinl the ihrgel Of their Wit
a. eaiiai tsz.y. h s,n,, =
sWorse ass lnch from tie line your itsdr.
rlent and eonsciet5 5e, have marked out for
yon. They cannot by nIi eAefr efforts
take a9a Your knowledge OF y61Fseif.
the pntity5uf yo;lr motives, the Integrity
OF your cliaThetess, aEs "a the geileroaity Of
yoaT natafe, While thhaa ara len. SYosf
ssEe ,ia pQislt Of isct tsnhatineii. iossInjs
outside yourself 3 Oh q ever Tslt;, : syE5sz
aifia Ter Tia > yoyi nEe sssap. Tfy6Hahais
de ne siesa al & i1gaIsity shall
goo % noy alsy I; bls ahaSg lose
asltss ses yo3r al1 81 u siik k0 II
asiA ps1eg lg iss nta "a 1hicsi Won
we're bogt sa D a S 3 isi Ba d aei ESQ 4
glla Sci "a th9 esiIy
iiell llaN can kri6ys &c * fIs
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Valuable Evidence

Tho foliowisz n1sclicitsa testimonial from
Bowdoin Square Church, Bosion, and at present
eAttled IN Providence. Il. l., must be deemed as
reliable eylderce. No ono rhould fail TO observe
that this testimonial 10 tho resnl. OF two yearS'
experience with tho uSo os yEGETiNE IN the
Rev. Hr. Walkers family, who now prcnounces
It invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, n. l., 16j TRASsIr. 81 -lSET.
II. x, STEVENS, Esq:
/ feel bound 70 ezpress With my signature the
hiRi, value place upon your VEGETiNE. AIy
family have used &c for the last tive years. In
nervous debility IL Il invaluable, and ! recon-
mend ii 20 all Who may need all invigorating,
Fenoratirg tonic. U. y. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor Of Bowdoin Square Church,
Boston.
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tad rss &. :.
Il Dan s where s'sour losa lies
aIeanaiFr.s: wake her up snd tSll her
w g,itl.v 6}takskt.
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judgement os the Publiey

s1-ane 'iha nhst ave years the pnblie hEY9
ss-ssSs,S ch14sseA the sseIi6e1Iul cures aoc01zs-
uHo many aa etlzcfed euHGIEr nH5 U5sa go =.
10 peffect health. after having expended small
Torture Ia procnTing medical advice and cb-
x-si-....< se.leEzan,s mineral medicines.
It's medical properties are AIteraugg, IoSiSf
golyeHt end IIaFetie, There 70 no diseaSe q
the human ryDtem for which tho FEGETlhE
not contain any metallic or poisonous COM
pound. H. Is composed eEcluaively OF barks,
roofs ard hertS;: IL 10 very pleasant to take;
every child likes II. 1tls safe and reliable, 40
the following eridonee viii show:
, 1877-03-16
NEWS PROM All Parts.

s...L t,;,dlv A. IN. D.uoc-.cv
pe.,.. III ..I.n,;,.. ,h;, vs.,
ia fsy. P;tI;n.I a-I ,.,.,',rss sod ,sT,.
"e1
only Two OF lnlee men ~ In, IN
gress pay any at.en1,on ..l' cs,s 70 1ns uAi'y
'e" P'-'0 -
carrying arounu reVOl'ers anu
shooung at people - one oi tue
thi1gs that neeos oiscourAg'hg IN
tins land
Grand Duke Alexis, while IN New
ork' we1t to see Aimee IN opera
ooune KICK out Kisses from tne enos
- r
Inc rope nas lo:s ene use y oi u-.llls nls
.ee'' nis ineu'ory - % saone'ouS ''
ina. ne iorge's I3 I9'ngs oi recens ,',;s,- oc-
nnon b;n a. roto vy6;cb hato[ens
earIv d;ssoInt;on
Senator Cameron says ne can not
be blackmalled by the Treasury WI
COW, ior ms motto IS : nlilllons. lo5 !,
ueiense'ou' no' one cent ior sriou.s'
A Delaware lady possesses a let
ter written by Gen. George Wash
ington in praise of Delaware body
OF cavalry. He wrote In plain and
feminine style.
A wealthy young Boston man has
given his intended bride a $4,000
diamond necklace. 1t will come
handy when the wears have passed
to pawn. for raise"
Christine Nilsson has been an
nointed Chamber siuger 70 the I'M
perial Court of Austria
nj m,.I
ne ooVnsess Ns :, aie"s1. uas us'
.l .l%rlieu 1sea'oii.an een'iei,ial n lot
y years younger enan sne-ner age
oe,ng 20.
Miss Mabel Warren, aged three
and a nall years, was the youngest
contributor to the Centennial Expo
sltlon. The little woman exhibited
drawing Of bell and pear.
The Chicago Post on the recent
proceedings in Congress says: The
thanks of the country are due to all
who aided the glorious consummation
without regard to race, color or pre-
ylous CONDITION, whether political or
otherwise Wood deserves praise.
Randall rendered indispensable ser
vice at the nnal crisis, and full credit
, 1877-03-16
U. S. Marine Hospital.


IOAL NV A1-AAAE4
ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
"A Hospital dues for two tmonths prec ed
ing his application for admiss ION is entitled
10 Hospital relief.
Port Townsend Hospital.
The above institution having been placed
on permanent footing, as the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients on
Puget SOUND the proprietor takes pleasure
in announcing that no paips or expense
will be spared in ministering to the COM
fort and convenience OF private patients.
This Is the largest General Hospital north
Of san Francisco, and by far the most com
I1,Iefa in eouipment. Il has been thoroughly
fefitted and refurnished. Its general wards
have accommodations for about one hun-
dred patients and are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat.
ment and constant SUPERVISION at limited
expense. Those who desire them win lbo
furnished with private rooms, entirely
separete and distinct, at a slight additional
'Js es5- The attention of Nil owners, and
those interested in shipping, Is called TO
the fact that seamen suffering from conta-
qious diseases will be treated outside the
Hospital without expense to the vessel
THOMAS i. MINOR, M. D.,
s6-tf Managing Surgeon.
, 1877-03-16

Judge Bradley may possibly be
the Republican candidate for the
Presidency in 1880.
The past winter in Texas has been
unusually severe, causing the death
of many cattle for want of food.
Stock cattle are selling at $Sa head.
/" All flesh is grass, sighed Snod-
gers after dinner one day, but Of
all grasses give me plump grass
widow"
, 1877-03-16
Notice to Creditors.

Este-s OF Richard Oliver, deceased.
NTOTICK is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
In undersigned Administrator OF the es-
tate OF Richard Oliver, deceased. to the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
with the necessary vouchers, within one wear
after the date of this notice to me at nv resi-
dersF In Port Ludlow, Jefferson Comfy w
T., or be forever barred. Esll - -
fl4.4.J ROBERT d. ATTRIDGE.
Administrator OF the estate Of Richard OIL
yer. deceased. H1.f9 fTaTre
Port Ludlow, February Is, 1871. Law
, 1877-03-16

A bill has been introduced into
the New York Legislature which
ought to be embodied into the laws
Of every State in the Union. 1t re-
quires the State Engineer to careful
ly examine all the railroad bridges,
viaducts, ETC., with reference to their
safety, once every four months. If
they are pronounced unsafe by him,
the company to which the structure
belongs must replace or repair the
same without delay, and for every
days delay after notice is given the
company shall be liable to penalty
Of 500 a day, they also not to be ex-
empt from any other existing liabil-
ity. The strict enforcement of such
a law would much increase the safe
" Of railroad travelling and prevent
the recurrence of any more Ashta-
bula horrors.
, 1877-03-16

A "Rcbert Fulton Monumental
Park Association" has been recently
organized in Lancaster Co., Pa, the
ayowed object of which organization
is to obtain piece of land contain
ing about ten acres, embellish and
Improve, and erect upon it colossal
statue Of Robert Fulton. Unless
the colossal structure which it is pro
posed to produce shall be of high
er order Of artistic merit than the
majority Of American monuments,
the Association would act wisely in
restricting themselves to piece of
real estate, say ten yards square, and
in digging hole in the same wide
enough aud deep enough to bury
their bronze monster in, leaving the
steam vessels of the world to supply
IN themselves fitting monument to
the father of steam navigation.
, 1877-03-16
RATES OF ADVERTISING
{ TOPICS OF TaE DAY.

BY the Constitution of the new
State Of Colorado the Legislature is
required to submit the woman suff-
rage question to a vote of the people
next fall. 1t is thought that ma
iority of the inhabitants are in favor
ofthe measure, and that in order to
stop the agitation of the subject wo-
men will be endowed with the elect
i've franchise in the Centennial State.
There is a Mexican population of
about eighteen thousand in the
southern part Of the State who would
naturally vote solid against it, but it
is thought that this could be over
come by sending Miss Anthony, DR..
Mary Walker, and Woodhull and
Clafiin down among the greasers a
few weeks before election.
, 1877-03-16
NJ o II 4 Q II
Sale of Real Estate.
ADMINIsIRAIoa,s SALE Of RIAL IsIAIE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT, IN
N pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Island County, Washington Terrific
IL the is matter TT % Of the the Estate Of SoIIn CHS,
holm. deceased, the undersigned, the Aq-
minlstator of the said estate, viii sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court,
In the County Of whntcom,
At whatcom, on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF
March, AID. 1877, at the hour Of O'Clock NJ
Of said day, at the door u the Auditors ofi1ce
OF said county, all the interest which the said
deceased had at the time Of his death, and all
the right, title and interest that the said es-
quired other than, or in addition to, that of
the said Colin Chisholm at the time Of his
death in and to the following described lands
under the following described contracts for
the sale thereof but subject to the payment
Of all moneys that now are due, or hereafter
may become due, on such contracts to-wlE
A Bond for Deed, dated May 18th, 1873
made by H. W Whitener in favor OF said de-
ceased, OF the northwest quarter Of Section &c
in Township 36 north of Range East, con ta1n-
ing 100 acres, more or less, recorded in Book L,
a Bond for a Deed, dated May 18th, 1878,
made by John w .Gray,in filvor of said deceas-
ed, of the north half Of the northeast quarter
east quarter ofSection p in Township 36 north
OF Range East, containing l6O acres, more or
less, recorded in Book l., pages 101 and l02.
A Bond for Deed, dated December LIST, 1873,
made by John l.. Morrison in favor of said de-
ceased, OF the southwest quarter Of Section rs
in Township Sc north of Range East, contain
ing 100 acres, more or less.
Terms and Conditions Of .sale--C Cash, gold
coin Of the United States, 10 be paid TO the auc-
tioneer on the day Of sale; deed at expense Of
el& GRANVILLE o. HALLER,
Administrator Of said Estate.
G. n. HALLER, Atty for Administrator.
, 1877-03-16
JAMES g. SWAN

AND. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Special attention paid to noting and extend
ing Marine Protests: preparing reports OF
Marine surveys, general average accounts,
Insurance and maritime affairs VIII also
make speciality Of attending to business con-
nected with the Probate Court