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HALL.
i BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY,

School for Young Ladies. Varied adys q.
tages Of the hight st order. Number OF m
oils limited. Fall term be. las Sept. I9tb,
For circular, address Miss. r. q, Hunt.
Prin .ipal.
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NJOTICETo SHIPPER account Of
~ the flood on the south side. local and
through freight Is now received by the T ell.
aware Western r. r, at PASSENGER St ,tion
Wa Or and Market stresst. Through rates
and bills of ladlpg ISSUED TO all points west
north west and southwest, via Penna! r
r., ar cor nections.
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sHERIFFs SALES
CHERfFF GALE,

~ ,f3
by virtue of O writ Of Ais evari Faciae 10
me directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale
at he Lafayette Hotel 8sl abIpley street,,
kept by John ]. Dough erty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle 90 Inty. Del, on
WEDNESDAY, the s0th day Of October,
ISIS. ct 4 o'cioct. p. m.
The following described real estate viz.
All that certain 10 or piece cf flaDd, with
two story brick owelllHR house thereon.
situaie In the city sfWi'miLgtOn, bouod ded
and described a. 10 low, 10 Wit: begin ping
on the eaxteriy side Of l ombard street az
The distance OF AZ ;eet 8incne~ rom the
coyaer form ed by the iptersrctton VI ths
eagterly side OF Lomba street, with the
northerly side OF Nc tau;ley street, and ~
q corner OF land Ia'ely sold TO samuel
McLane, thence With q line OF the same,
aasterly parallel with McCAulley stree snd
Eleventh street so feet to . sake IN line
Of other lands OF Craig and Tatnall. thsnci
with a line OF the same, uorIherly parallel
to Lombard street IL feet inches to tns
souihsrly side of fleet wide alley lead
ing into Lo nbar street theuce along said
alley side so fest westerly TO the said side
OF LON bard street, aud thence thereby
southerly ii feet 4 inches to the place ol
bsslb ming be the contents Inc eof wns'
Sized and taken In execution AZ ths
prop .rty Of homas Cory and Jane Cor.
", and I. l., and 70 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
sherifrs Once. New Castle, Oct. llth "
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NOTICES.

NOTICE - JEFFERsON DEMOCRATIC
IN CLUB-Mem bers will please meet at
G ub Ro ms, On Monday evening, October
%, 1878, at o'clocF. BY order Of the Ciup.
J.C. FAhRA, 8 c'y
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TUESDAY, the 18th day OF November. A
D. 1878, at 2 o'clock p. m,

~ Ao'ob dt OCicCh ". IL,
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece tf land sit
uatein tho town of st Georges on The
south side Of the roli Leading from st.
Georges to Delaware City, Bounded and de.
scribed Cs follows TO wit: Regi Gning a. a
stake an corner for iotof "',-
0armOn, and 49, fe II from u IN Ju 1ction o.
the s ''e Iges aud De aware Cuy road
WI the Odessa Road running thence
with the said l'ne south 10 easL $50 feet
TO stake 10 land for erly OF Henry l..
Feckard and then G north Al 3-42 east g..
feet TO stake tnen Q nOrth AZ ?p4U west l5O
feet to a st Ike In south side OF the afore-
said oad thence with the said 10 d south
II $40 west 90 feet to The place oil beginning
containing gseven Thousand nve hundred
square feet moro or less, with a frame
house and frame stabling thereon erectea
Seized and taken in execution as The
property of Philip Redden deceased, and
Label T., ~ hedden surviving mortgagor Of
Phillip Redden dece ased, and :. I.
(Thom II. Gould Admr. of Phillip Red
den decesed, dc.) and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB Sheriff.
Sherlff's Office New Castle, Oct. II, 1878
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by virtue Of q writ Of Levari Faci&s to
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale
at the Lafayette Hotel No. S4l Shipley
street. kept by John J. Dougherty in the
city of WILMINGTON. New Castle county,
Del, on 7
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> v..,..
BY virtue Of a writ OF Ais. LevaIl Eaclas
To me directed, will be expo ei TO PnDiie
sale at the Lafay ette Hotel, No. Sit snip
ley street, kept by John J. Dongherty, IL
tbe city OF Wilmington, New Castle coun'
Is, DEL. on
SATURDAY, the End day Of November
1878. at O'Clock p. Il,
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ISAAC GaUBB. Sheriff
SHERIFF's SALE

sherIfrs ofics New Castle Get. IS, 49,
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SHER[FF SALE,

By virtue Of a writ of Levari FacIas to me
directed, will be exposed 10 Public sale at
the Hotel Of William b. Ford, at Kirkwood,
IN Pencader Hundred, New / iastle county
Del. on
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BY virtue o'a writ Of vendii mi EXPO
ma, to ms directed, will be exposed TO Pul !,
lie sale at the lafayette Hotel, No. "
hipley street. kept by john ] DJugher
in the CITY of Wilmington. New Calls
County, Del, on
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, HEalFT'5 SALE.

sherifrs once. New Castle. {
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CHERlFF'S SALE

sherifr's ONCE Etw Cattle Get 18th. =
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sHERrFF's SALES
uHERIFF,ssALE.

by Virtue OF . writ OF venditioni Expo.
mas 10 me directed, will be exposed 70 Pub.
lie sale. at the Latayette Hotel. Nc. Ml
in the City OF Wilmington. New Castle
county. Del, ON
SATURDAY, the 2nd day of November
1875. ct Z o'clock p. M
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sherirs nice New Gas ls, Dot II 1878.
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TELECRAMS.
THE OAMPAIGx II WEsfERs
PEHN6YLTAEIl.~@ N''=~

GREAT MEETING II sALIsBURY HALL.
From the Pittsburgh Post, Oct. 81
The Post, after many complimentary
remarks upon Mr.. O'Bryne's speeches in
the West, gives a good outline Of his ad'
dress 10 the s'South Side" Democracy or
Tuesday night last, TO nearly 5000 per
fons.
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ISAAC CRUDE, sheriff.
snsraf's ofdss New Castle. Oct, IT, lS7s
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CHERIFF'5 SALE.

sherlrs sn,oe New Castle, Dot. Is. ! Z;
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Good pigas ton

Give Us this day cur daily bread" and good
medicine to digest II, il both reverent and hu-
nan The human stomach andIiTef are fruit
tlI sources Of LIES comforts; or, dlsoF'iered and
diseased. they Jingle misery along every nerve
aud through every artery The man or 70
nan with good digestion see oeAaty as iaey
wal, and overcome obstacles they meet n the
routine of If. where the dyspeptle sees only
objam and z5umbie= and gro VIZ ~ even la az
fnarv objects The wvFld still needs two or
three kinds Of medicine before death can De
perf-erI7 abolished. bat that many lives have
Been proiouge,4. and many suffers from Liver
disease. Dysyepsia and h=sdsehs haye been
cure,i BY M-rret.s Hepaun@, Is no iongef .
F5ubs. Il cures Headache in twenty minutes
md there i 10 question o5t what II Il the meet
wonderful discovery yes maize in medieal SCI
epc-. Those afflicted with Bl.I5l.ne=s and
Liver Complaint should Hse Asrrell HePa-
tine. Il can Dc had ar william Roots,
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The Laboratory Of the System

The stomach il the laboratory Of the system
in which certain mysterious processes are con
SANITY going o. These result in the pFodae
ZION Of that wonderful vivifying agent, the
blood. which in state Of health PUSHES laden
with the elements Of vitality TO the reuaotest
carts Of the system But when the stomach i
sezli paralyzsd BY dyspepsia, blood maaufae-
tire i carried on imperf-etly. the circulation
grows thin and sluggish, and the system suffers
Ia consequence. Moreover Indigestion acts upon
the liver and bowels, rendering The hrsr sing
rish and the latter eonstipate,l. The brain also
suffers by sympathy. aud sick headaches.
sEAepI-ssuess and nervous symptoms arr en-
aesu4ered Hostetter's Stomach Bisters reform
This state Of things gives permanent tone and
regularity To the stomach and It's associate CIR
cans. the bowels and lives, and eHsuIes com
0I-rs ugurishn-ut and increased yigUr Of the
system 1t is the most popular as we'll as the
most efficient anti dyspepiie and tonic IN
America.
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DALLAS DOTS.

Il have heard Il a; Mrs. J. l. Hight died
Of Paeamouia f-ver.
Mrs Lame, wife Of Jobn LAiHe OF this
county, died last week Of consumption. Also
Mrs. Fanny Cruze. with the same disease.
There are TWO strangers in roru-0ue
stopping at Col. ]. NJ. spinks-the ether AZ Col.
W. AeMiIIias- / have aot learned their names
yet, nor their business, It Is reported that they
weigh eight pounds each Hurrah :or the Col
onels, aud Pudding COUNTY.
Dallas has fs,c OF the 5rseeat men under
the sau-last Tuesday night two men ran an
other through the streets, holEsuing halt ; and
firing some ten or twelve shots in the air
dou't know the object Of the 1entlen4su, Dat sup
pose it WIS intended either to ser-uade The IA
dies who were string iii the veranders alaug the
street or A.. al exhibition Of their bravery.
They meant no harm Of course
Singing again last Sunday evening in Dali
las. Let eF roll.
Henry BrasweIl killed snake last Sunday
morning which was eight inches around its
body.
Mrs MeMrtIiu s quite sick.
Miss Carrie Poster l. visiting friends in Ae-
worth.
Mrs Harper is visiting relatives in Carroll
tou.
john AabIe has gone to Cobb. He is TAX
ing vacation.
-Mrssrs Eaves and Chairman. are making
the brick to build the new nil.
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-SOMETHING OE INTEREST To IOU.-We
specially invite our friends and customers To
cal aroaad aad give Us i trial order for some
OF our fine ted. that We are opening to say that
they niay testify to the superior quality OF it.
Buying l. | 30 in big tots from the importers for
e,lsA can afford to give you the best tea for
less money than anybody. l0olos opened to-
day
GOES LIKE ''Hnr CAkEs.~ car fresh pareh-
Ell Coffee, also have it fresh ground Tor those
who wish IT,
One eaat afford To DO without that health
giving beverage Lemonade" such weather A.
this Remember We make Lemoas specially
For exchange, full vaia- given Cali and
see far yourself i new lot Just received Of
nearly everything VOC ever SEE in groerrs
store Sugars, Hams, F1avoriug Extracts, Lea
and Perrins genuine Worcestershire Saucr
jelly Glasses and Fruit Jars, Chocolate Cecaa
Best Chess foe 2octs per poaad. Fine Britain
uia iipper for onIy Scots. The best backing
brush in town for o. cts. and Numerous other
thing. We haven't room TO mention including
Candies. Nuts and all kinds OF Couteetioneries.
A. I study in every way to Meet the tastes and
wishes of ny many customers, I hope they sill
show their appreciation by good long orders and
frequent calls. take advantage Of the decline
in the markets, pay ra,h and give uyeustoueFs
the benefit OF it.
d f MCCEATCHEf
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FegetiHe
FOR CANCERS AND
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.


ASHLEY. WASHINGTON Co. Ill. Jan. II,
ISIS.
Mn II K STEVENS.
Dear Slr-Thiz Is to certify that had been
suffering from Rose Cancer on my right
breast, which grew very rapidly. and all my
friends had given me op to die. when heard
Of your medicine. Eegetine. recommended for
Cancers and Cancerous Hgmors- com
meueed to take It, and soon found myself De
ginning TO feel better; my health and spirits
both teit the benign iuHusnee whiehi rxerEed
and in few months frog the tue commenced
the a4e # tse Ve.atins tie Cancer came out
almost bodily CARRIE DEFORREST.
| certify that l am personally acquainted
with Mrs De Forrest, and outsider her one Of
our best women. DIR : FI. LOWERS.
ALL DISEASES OT THE BLoOD.-lF FE6E
TINE will reIieve pain, cleanse, pugify, and cure
such Diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
health after trying different physicians, many
remedies. suffering for years. i it nat eoheiu
slvs proof il you are a sufferer, you can 1r
cured, Why is this medicine PERTAINING such
great eufesi IL works To the blood. in 'he cir
eulatiuz laid. Il can truly b- called The t'reat
Blood Purifier. The great source Of disease
originates in the blood; and no medicine that
does not act directly upon it. to purity and
renoyafe, has any Just claim apou pubic alien
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HERE AND THERE.
Who did you say shot him.

w he did you say shot hiul
The .-Chucks' of Marietta beat the al
erts'' Of Atlanta in match game OF base
ball on their own ground the 18Th of June,
1878.
Did you see the races Well YOU ought
to and have died happy
The '.ruoon light promenade and hop
at Col. Atkinsons was just what was prom
ised the biggest thing of the summer cam-
paign Is To entertainments.
=. Miss Kate Garter left for Rome on Satur-
day aand inst Poor fellows how pity you.
The Atlanta Constitution has nice
way of putting it-when Marietta beats At
Iantl playing base ball
Our friend Darlington ks eourting
in the country. Sensible.
-. 5. Clifton left l4st week to attend the
Superior court oTTennessee. The Supreme
courting being done in Georgia.
What will the Little Captain" do now
that his right and left bowers are gone To
Tennessee and Arkansas.
Miss Ella Atkinson will visit Miss Kate
Carter at Dalton soon.
oh. that wedding Shoot luke or give
mp your gun
BE quiet frying size. Wait till you are
y years old-then you can wear stockings
like the T. 5 fsg. eat ''inguns' and vow
that YOU are only -. when the next census
is taken.
joe Clifton is in the land of fat cows,
mule colts. and large feeted women, but will
soon return to the town of pretty girIs-Ma-
riarta. ALI. o. h
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TOWN TALK

- Miss Leila Cook OF Maeo+ Till spead
the summer in the city. She is at present
the guest of Miss Van Wyek.
Judge Lester wants to organizes spell
inc bee of young ladies and gentlemen
Who will volunteer TO go head
..Messrs Legg, Gober and Power, dele
gates to the Convention of Young Men :
Christian Association, left tor Gainesville
yesterday.
Miss Katie Strong has returned from
her visit to Atlanta.
Charley Hawkins of Atlanta spent sew
eral days in the city last week.
We attended another one of those de
Iightful musical entertainments at the Ken
uesaw House last week and all were charm
ed with the sweet music Prof Freyer's
master touch, with Mrs Coles aeeompani-
ment. cannot be excelled, while the pieces
Of Misses StovalI, Tilden, and Rood were
highly appreciated Cox
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An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and ii you Lead ms
cradle, unsatisfactory life IN this oe2HtifnL
gg1rTI il i entirely your own fault. and there
!. anTv one excuse tor yuu-yeqr unreasonable
nr-iuiies and skeptieisu1, which has killed
fEsI.auis. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show yoa that
Greene August Flower will cure you Of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia with all It's miserable
Effects. such a. sick headaehs, palpitafion Of
the heart. sour stomach, h45irual costiven-ss-
dizziness Of the head, nervous prostFation. low
spirits. &e. It, sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent, and not Drugglss bat
will tell you oflt wonderful cures You can
bav a Sample Bottle for ten cents hFee doses
will relieve you. Sold by B. Z Strong amt
William Root
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Annual Sunday School celebration takes
place at the Camp Ground on Thursday
July 25th Programme Meet at 9 o'clock
VI. Each school forms tor procession in
rear Of its banner, marching up, singing
something suitable for the march TO the
place designated for their respective seats,
in the following order Holley Springs,
Antioch. Mt. Bethel, Bold Spring, New
Hope, CampgroUnd-
When ali are seated. Rev. Joe Gable,
President, opens with song and prayer
speech BY Rev Samuel Bellah. P. c. Then
each school in order, delivers speech, com
position. or musical solo, one for every tf-
teen pupils or fractional and two songs for
every school, adjourn at - for dinner, meet
again at : O'Clock Religious remarks,
singing and social acquaintance. Benedic
ton. home. Committee be there early, ii
possible by : o clock
\. NJ PARKER. Chairman,
Committee of Arraa gements.
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Marietta High School.

Prot V. Z Manget's school the past
week went through the nsodas qpsrasd5 Of
public examination, and, we learn. that
patrons and visitors were highly pleased
with the proficiency and progress displayed
BIZ the pupils On Thursday and Friday
nights, the exercises in Defamation, &c,
were held in the Court House, where on
each night an immense crowd was in NJ
tendance. The following programme WIS
interesting and enjoyed
THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 20TH-
Address Of Welcome to the Audience, by
Norris Holland.
Johnnie Groyes-The Noble Tar
Miss Bessie HaIey-OnIy Little Grave
Miss Carrie Haley-The Golden Side
Niss Cora Daniel-W alter.
Miss Cora Herndoa-He didn't Sell.
Teaching SchooI-Niss May Manning ard
Lee DanieI-
Thomas Kent-Socrates Snooxs
H T Cruwder-Live for Something.
Dfalogue-The Fisit-llisses Minnie Man
get and Mary Groves
FRIDAY EVENING
Willie MeCuIIou gh--T The Conquered Ban
ner
Charlie Howell-Reply to the Conquered
Banner.
Arthur Atkinson. The DrunkArds Al
phaber.
John ShagaEt-The Imperishability OF
Great Examples
DiAlogue-The Sick Doll--Misses Annie
Kent and Jennie Waters, and jennie Man
zes sud TaIley Graves.
Walter Sessions BrutUs Grafton over
the Body Of Lucretia-
Frank ReynOlds-The Smack in School.
George Lester Political Corruption
Webster CoIe--Rienzi's Address TO the
Romans
Dialogue Money -. Education George
Whftlock and Charles Standard
Jos. l. Lestsr-The DrunkArd' : Dream
Di4lOgu e-TLe Rival Orators lie Ed
mon stOn and Robert Hzmmett
Norris Holland he Polish Boy.
TIE Train 70 NaGro-A Dialogue Miss
Bessie Cam pbeil and Edgar Anderson and
Johnnie M4ageC.
After declAmasions, the pupils Of the
school had spelling bee One b. one they
dropped Of leaving Misses Fannie Groves
and Cora Herndor on the floor. Finally
Mss COra missed her word. leaving Miss
Gr0Tes the winner
NJ. and Mrs Aange5 have built up >
good school and Ne trust viii continue 70
receive liberal patronage.
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A Novel Feature

Presents Itself to those who use Parkers Hair
BaIsam in the discovery Of its rare and re-
ularkable merits. Many have written Is tx
pressing their delight in the fact that il works
ike a charm It's dizinfrctani properties in
chemical CONDENSATION rendering it healthful
cleansing and Dealing are bearing fruit, and the
beautiful hair it producers with the clean,
healthy scalp, entirely freed from DandruH and
falling hair are achievements for which we
have reason 10 feel proud A yatron assures
Is that he has used twelve different Prepara-
tions- and that Parser's Hair B4lsam sgrpasses
them all To hair that has become gray or IA
ded. It restores that beautiful natural color o.
youth, and produces = yigUr and lIxuriance
that sIrpaz ses every aue. Boy L bottle from
YOUR druggist, William Root, and test IL
merits.
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The Woman who reioices IN salad and lee
cream. bot cakes and warm pie;
II
The Student who eats hastily and sits down at
ouee To active mental I&bor-
II
Til. Business Man who bolts hi. food in eager
haste and hurries to his counting room:
The Hard Drinker could look ii the delicate
glands, swollen and festered with disease, that
canse the thruboing brain;
IF
The LAWYER, the Minister, the Merchant, and
aIL who lead sedentary lives and are subject TO
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Consti patton ami
Headache.
Those only knew what MERRILL HEPATTNk
FOR The LIVER will 10 for tLeir reit-f and
how quickly /. cures-there would De- mueh
Ia-. .atr.Tinx than at present. The great Liver
Medicines Tor sac by William Root
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The Organ war.-A 100 ID. Solid Shot,

Ifany uau insults your common sense by of
feriug 4 hrst-eIass 3 Stop Organ for 500, Shoot
him on the spot" All Necessity for buying such
Inferior Organs II forever done away with.
SIGo. Cash, or 81 10 on Easy Terms, now buys
i magnificent Mason 4 HaHllIn Parlor OF
Church Organ with -Four Sets keetts aud Tee
Stops in Elegant New STYLE Case with l8fat-
mated PaIaels -Haudsomest Style OF Case ever
produced Special offer TO Introduce this Eew
Style.-S4nt on friAL-Guarantsed for lite
time-Rented until paid for.-Oth@r new styles
iu.t auf--I Illustrated catalogues free Address
LUDDEN & BATES. savannah. Ga Manu-
f4ctureF's Wholesale Agents for the South.
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LOST MOUNTAIN LEAVES

We think the Milton county man had
better look again. 1Iay be it was IN april
cot blossom he saw on the seventh
We learn that Mr. Harvey Mayes, of
this place while hauling up his wheat q few
days ago. fell from his wagon and huFt him
self badly. DR.. VIM is attending him
The corn crop is looking As we'll At this
season as We ever saw it,
..-kehely Il Goodwin have been round
with their threshing machine Thomas
Clay Is the champion wheat raiser
.-.E- W Barnes attends the fair more than
auy other Young man at Lost Mountain.
IL 4. Griggs Of this place had cotton
blossom on 2lst inst
SKY ROCKET
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Liver Is King

The liver /. the imperial organ q he whole
human svsteu. As it eoutrols the .'E-' ti=ai u
and happiness 0fuaH- h=n Il. : dls'-'for4 %
:. Slr acton ali kinds Of ailments ape the
.'-,!7-.f rsssIr The Digestion u food. the
---'r-rTar-- oftFs heart and blood, tie action Of
-. brgi- and nervous system, are al lmrue4iI-
ar-lv enuueeted with The workings q the LIVER
II has been successfully proved that Gr-en' :
August Flower : aneq9alLr,l n e1riuZ al per
sous afiIersd with Dyspepsia Or Liver C9n-
PLANT, aud all The BIu-Fa1z SYM n IA. p
.lls from Al unhealthy condition Il 'h- Liver
aud Stomach Sample bottles u ri u eeois-
Pe.iriveIT -oid N al I0Hus "a IL - ru
Continent Three d0s~s NIu prove iE4i Il D.
i1s5 " h41 y0u want Sold ~ B. Z otFoaG AEu
william Root
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withers' Foundry.

In company with Judge Hammett, and
Mr.. L. c. Mcclellan, we visited Mr.. E A
Withers Foundry. etc, situated about one
mile and three quarters from Marietta, and
TO our surprise, found quite large building.
one story high, filed with various kinds Of
machinery. for manufacturing Engines Saw
Mills, Cane Mills. etc, etc. Mr. Withers
showed is a heavy friction feed circular Saw
Mil. nearly completed, made at his Foun-
drv. with first class self-oilers, adjustable
bearings. screw head blocks, with all modern
Improvements. capable OF saving lumber 80
feet long, and with head blocks planned will
saw 200o feet per day These Mills are
made of the best iron and DO as good work
as any mill on the market, and cost only
$4,000 He also makes six To ten horse
power. improved Stationary Engines hand
somely finished with improved governors,
at prices cheaper than CAN be bought North
His patent improved Cane Mills lead the
van. thew gave universal satisfaction last
wear. sales upwards OF 100-they took the
highest lOHoE> u tHe 0C"i 60 1e1a- : Ill ~
practical test, over all competitors. Capacity
from to gallons to SO per day, and at prices
ranging from thirty five to sixty dlIlars--
1t seems to Us with all these facilities, no
one need send elsewhere TO have their cast
fngs and machine work done.
Mr. Wtthers has also just completed
machine for grinding ore, for L gentleman
by the name OF Mr. Seymoure, who is min
ing in this section We saw the machine in
operation and it ground one-hAlf bushel Of
rock in four minutes, Is fine Is sand, and
was run at d speed only, ofabout thirty five
revolutions to the minute. If this machine
stands the test Of grinding the ore, it will
be Of vast value to those engaged in mining
in this countFv