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STEAMBOATS, auo RAILROADS..
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
& TO BOSTON t SSkL s Fyfs lfErE1rrED cKErs
Ts5qc as = " 5stsR
Pier ~ r. foot Of pm. Leave
Brooklyn D M jersey CITY t5 M wa Annex boat
hotels and Offices Office the Pier and on board
GEO. l. coNxoR BORDEN LOWELL
Genera Passenger Agent Agents.
| CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
sTooEIS od n York loot % 'a''' In
Commencing November t. iss-IeaVs Sew YORK. Of
$50 m.-for PENNINGTON EastOn. Allentown Reading.
1880 m-For schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
D. L: 2 Western r. r.. Easton Allentown wilxesbarre.
sa5 a m.-tor Flemingtoa k@ston, Allentown. Reading.
p m. For emiag East5n. Allentown Reading Har
$50 p ~, For Lasson. Bath Mauch Chunk, Tsmaqua
45o m;For schooieys Mountain. High Bridge Branch
4t5 p. m.--FOr sGner lille. Flemmgton &c.
Rshs aasoaTs s' Maue cu an m 1 s
SUNDAY trains cave s:45 m; Il for Bound Brook
stations az $50 Tor Eastcn. Allen
For Newark AZ JS 6.i5 6I5 7:Il 745 sI5. s.Gj 9IJ.
95g TO- 1000 ill2 M ~ a ID; i = . ~ . ~ D. 'o'
FOr trains 10 local points see Time Iab Is a. stalons.
Tons 70 aud from Jersey Guy station.
NEW AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
ALL RAIL LINE ror Perm Amboy. south Amboy, Red
Bans, ons Branch Ocean drove As6ury ParE, Point
Leave YORK fo1i Liberty st. at 800 $40 ii:.5
4-3O JjD. s.OU Jsp .. IN
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
az IA IIa5 a. M sou 55 D. bo o. o. Ffs'h0ii
NEW JERSEY sou IHERN RAILWAY
~ fsaye New.lork foot Liberty st. y r.
Wa ErInt nurt
For SANDY Hook sl5. Has m. D. m
highlands. .. ): -. II 50 30 30. p. m
For Monmouth Beach and scaDright >, sl5, Lli5 A. m
1880. 4 D..
Wa ued Bank No.. .,-.
eliza m-Fcr aanche ster, Toms River. Barno2at, &c
10 D. Manchester, loms River, ALLAN TIC CITY
ana "a ~ mFor Writings Toms RIVER &c.
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RAILROAD

AND UNITED ~TA F. MAIL ROUTE
Trains wiOrk via DesDrOsses anu Cortasat streets
FsIrles. Olows; -
pllacr ars attached, $3.50 a. H. o. ana 30 D. m 0aly
" hamsbOrl. Lock Haven. $50 a m o.5u y M CORY aud
Ere ar 81 D. ~ CORY iOr IltIsve PetrO-
leum ~utrc and III. on kcglons
tne south Limited washington
Express PIrior cars daily exeep SUNDAY 10
a. M arrive Regular al 41O anu s;%o
A IN. l. ! and 10 D. m. sunday, ~ ,. M , ,. o.,,.,,
PhIlade pida 4;Jl, l5O GU 900 w
Infe a m l. $50, 1. i:i0. ). Is. =, 80 AMI 10 D.
ana l. nah sunday 43O and $50 a W. ., - z oJn and
10 ,. m. anu L night
except ulday --...., 81, Al. -
az Jersey civ ahoruing speedy ANA direct transfer Tor
BROOKLYN travel ,..,. ,o..o . -, ao. -
a $50 D. daily. Monday From
Was ,ingtoa and Baltimore $50 a m; 500 49, go
1',ag5 m sunday $50 m. From PhiiAieiDaia 3:J0
as Z $40 1910 $50 a. N 10 ? 800 il9 go ESQ
go 3I ami 1888 p m SUNDAY, 900. 900, I, 1C.4O
IN m 5.3O g.,5 and lu;50 y. IN.
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Goruoratlon Notices.

NOTICE. Proposals will be received ar
~ The Office The Department OF Pubic Charities anu
Correctou so SO 5i.av November u. 1880 ero
eeIe ur0vlsOus For u Information see city
Record at NO city Han.
NOTICE -Sealed proposals will be received
- At m office " the Bepartment 81 Public
Novenber 20 l-sO for iguuug public lamps 23O and
pam ards FOR u information Guy Record Tor sale az
no. city Hall.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ at the the Department OF Public Works until
November so 1880 building sewers REGULATING grading
in streets ana avenues
For Il information City Record. Tor sale AZ No CITY
Han
NOTICE.-Segled proposals will be received
al lie office the Department OF PnDhc Works until
Noyember % $50 furnishing. delivering ana laying
4snch cast IRON pine For ul Information see CITY
RecorL Tor sale at No. , City Hall
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hnanriaL
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD LAND

NOTICEThe undersgned Trustees under the Land Mort
gage Central Pacific Railroad Company. made o them
bondhoder and dated the r st day ~
October 1870 hereby give that they hold TWO HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Cs250OO0l
IN gold coin with which with the OF said
mortgage they redeem many Of said bonds ~
shall offered the lowest price, but all bids over one nun
05 fiat" may rejected at the option OF the
trustees
bids for surrender viii be received at the
Office the trustees corner ownsendss IN the City
of san Francisco California unit; the ninth 9th dag Of De
cember, at II O'Clock A. D.. 1880
J. OBJ. GUM.
s. W. sANDERSON.
San Francisco. Cal. Nov 2 1890
4 OST.-FIFTY SHARES New-York. Lake
~ Ere and Western Railway Common 5tooN
Certncats No 81 Ten shares Non Voting stock.
S S Ftssn s saTs ons Stock
All persons cautioned negotiating The aJoye GER
viii be pad Tor their return to HALLGARTEE co.,
USITED sTATEs IyTERSAroSAL cosnnssIoS}
NEW OK, Nov. d, 1881
y Il hereby given the for subscription the
capia STOCK OF the mteg states @
pany, No 20 Ezchang place on sA ~ totl NO;
paid the time OF subscription ana The remaining 30 per
CIV - Is er cent on The st MARCH 1881.
Is per cent the LAT july 81
per cent cent on tue Ii s2,gaSsr I s
IS per cent che ST. lnuary, 1881. ,,
IT. C. SrEBRlS~ prcs't T. =. Infern' Commission
". l. -FspNG. Chn'n Executive committee
Il. g. ROisTON. Chmn Finance Gas.saittse. -
DROCLAMATlON.
STATE oT Limos ExEcTr w. OFFICE ESQ
in accordance ~1th the provisions OF an
acI OF the er afurc the ~f9te Of Ia OIL enuued 40
act relation payment Of the prime pal ana interest Oh
tne -tfe debit approved February 80. 1903 -htLBf "
CULLOM. Governor Of the state OF Illinois 40 hereby "l
ai whom concern. that ou tie flt5 AoND At Oh
January American Exchange Nationa bah III
@ eisufel ui tho - Y lhois
wi al or-ano.Bg bonus OF the state 81 inhols ara
that the interest val cease ion the uine OF pfhone sPl
THIS al OF sad bonds which have mol heiet"
In tes ronv whereof hcreuut0 my hand aud cause 10
r. a affixed ne Great seal Of STATE Done AT ne Cly
L. D. of Springfield this lZth DAY OF N9ycnoet D. ~. 4Seo'
NJ. CT LION Governor.
BY The Governors GEO. II. HARLOW Secretary OF STATE
STATE OF ILLINOIS. rEEAsURERs OFPIcE. 900 }
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. q lSSo)
The the OF Illinois viii be a. NE Amer
January, 1851 Inclusive for 'ne purpose OF
Tie matured interest on Illinois state DeDt anu SeglS
JOHN {. SMITH STATE Treasurer.
ROCHESTER, apd GENESEE VALLEY
"a STOCK TROY and GREEN BUoH srQl X 49,,
UTICA. CHENANGD AMI -CrQl EhANNA VALLEY
STOCK. GREEN FAY and dlNNtSDIA rIOt a
wanted TBoNAs & Co. III Wallet
ADAMS EXPIRES COMPANY. }
INV YORK Nov. I'D. 1856
FVHE Transfer Books of this company Will
he close from O'Clock D. m. November Is, 10 the
"0i'N> " l. c. BABCOCK Treasurer.
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G0 TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGrON LINE.

CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
MASsAC HI FITS on Iur Stays ihuraya and SATURDAY.
and NAREAGANsElf On MOnha3s Wednesdays And FRI
A3O 2. ~. FROM PIER %, y. r..
arriving IN Bnsio 4. NJ special Limited
First Class Tic ets between Nesl OrS aud Boston GOOD
OK LY IA specied ga their tarc--tE ca D.
Tcke &C ali PRINCIPAL dcket Offices sta gro ms
Offices Oi WestcDtts Express Company, az 800
3O3 ana 81 Broadway, and az metropolitan ans FA Avenue
Hoteis tickct Offices - $500.
PROVIDENCE IINF-FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
ELECTRA and o. ALA "a cave Pier -. AOltu
River foot Warenst daily lexcept oupoays AZ T. 81
Tor Boston Providence direct
Fruight via either Inc taken az lowest rates
D. >. BABCDSh, President
l. W. FILKINs. General Passenger Agen-
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on AND AFTER NovEMBER 8. $50.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 3. $3.50,
Express Trains NewYOTk. Desbrosscs ami COrt-
iaIut streets Ferries a. fellows: - $3.50.
4 3. 10 LLnitedh II 3So, l. TAO,
D. D. T. $780, ami 10 and l. night -uIidlys 49, ad
$3.50 . L.. 8. q. I, $50 AMI 10 H.. and IL night
Express Trains New York d4iY except SUNDAY Al
1880 ~ and D running through via Trenton and Caai'
...
ira ns Jersey cay speedy direct trnsfer
for Brooklyn travel - MI, .-,-.,- ga, 49, ID.
TSS : $50 and Il l. Limited express $50 m 2 3,
A 6.aO ami T:yp 1901. JtJ. 4S0. y $50
m 4 and 1850 m. Leave Philadelphia Camden a.
mi. 80 p m. tally, except sunday
Ticket Offices 20 and 3iA broliway. AsOr House and
fof OF Corandt ST. Con ts and Brooklyn
Annex station FultOns, BrOok!yn Nus Ia ll6
Hu.son-st, hODuken station, Jersey city. kmi-
GRANT TIC ct Office, aJlerl place.
he York ransfer Company VIII call for and check
ba gage hotels and re ,ldents . -.
FRANK THOMSON l. = FARMER
General GeDl Passenger
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
$500 BETWEEN
NETWORK AMI PHILADELPHIA.

10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
DEPOrs IN PHILADELPHIA. II NETWORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED. EoI IP-
MENT. AM THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINZ.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON Phi LADELPHlA.
Leave New YORK from station &. Il. II OF n j.. foo' OF
Liberty
For Philadelphia, Ninth ard Green.s's. at 7:fj 910'
ll:l5a m 100 4OO 45O. $50 7.l5 1900 p On sun
day a. $40 m. 900, ~ D.
Tnirl 81 55i. 300. ll.l5 lsSO.
40 $3.50 p. o.. sunday at s.f5 a. m. $50 D - -
For Trenton War and EucKersts $50 7:ij BOO lao
w.. l:.u. 49, 4.tJ $50, 1:lJ. l2UU H. sunday,
s.45 ~ 5.3U.
Leave PHILADELPHIA for New YORK;
From Phade and Reading r r. corner Nnth
and tlrernst 1.tF $3.50. 93J i-lO Z1jO' 5iJ.
58u, 1:l3. ~ IN. On sunday at 20 a. ni 800 ~ M
From n m BerSssts, az tiJ, $50. 5:tJ a M l-O
9fe 3: %. o3D. ll3u p sunday gt slO a. n, 45O D. NJ
DopOres Pu ears attached. a.. - -.
FROM r.entOu. n aTfcn ana Iuckersts-i:-2 tAce Mon
day) $40 $50, 500, 9u5 Il a. m To- -iO f-%A oi'j
S:lO D. m SunulT-l:2J 9.Fl a o. - D. N, ~, a., -,
Tckes foot 1T Lbeyst No. 20 -1i s1l slf
957 l32j lOaawlY and tn PRINCIPAL hotels NOs ana
A Court 81. Annex oiice Jewell " IaIL bioJAyh
\ y Transfer Company VIII al Tor lnd cheek Dagglgo
hotel Residence - destination Application car 20
made 34 sud LIS Broadway 7Sb b.h-iVr sew luft'
and Court 81, BrOokhn these offices are IN cnAAcc-
Ith the Brl Telephone aud La i.lt gI-sh
Ia,tPH : HARRIS H.. D BALDWIN.
VI Gen. Pas- AGENT
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NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER lsA AD-Commelcng No, ember :.
800 u Western aud Northern EXPRESS 20 COLCHESTER.
PlattsOurg. : Adams and Montreal.
1880 Chicago Express. drawiusfO0m cars ~ Sssa
daigua Rochester Buffalo
Hoo 4 OanY aud Troy Nlll connectiOas % NScA
Saratoga. (ileus Fails and kutlatM
400 D ~. Accommodation Albany sui TROY -.
500 y. w. daily. ~tth sleeping cars ior
81 LOUIS. thnOU every DAY VI the Wrck 80
ser ping cars for Blfan role aud Detroit amt Tor Mon
tTeal. ,cpting sunday night via olfaJogA- . -. .,
ss3u Paciuc Express, daily, with sleeH go -
Niagara BIiftIo Cleveland i"l-uo D"sIO's
and Chicago 49,. -
.O0 m Fast EXPRESS MOntTea. Rochester ana Corn
via Guueva Sleeping 10 Geneva hoSAestef Aal
Montreal VIA Adams - -. .,...-
ll3O m. Night Express with seepns '@r' I" AAOs'
and Troy 90 49,. -, a., ,-..g,-.,- an, -.
Wssfcnft rxpr Onices ParN-pl4ce and and 9is
Prna6Tav " YORK aud J33 Washington Il, brooklyn
7 n TOijCEY Gen. SUD- C.. B. AE4.A ri Grn. Pdssr ACT
NORWICH LINE ,,--.,,
= ~ uan-SIegmers Pier Norta River
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

4 81 80 10 Troy and return, VIA Gil lLENS,
n LINE. New steamers SARATOGA ana CITY OF
daily except saturday at NJ from Pier 40 new
No Al. y. k. loot Leroy St REG LAR FARE ONLY IL
steamers leaving -undai touch ~ AbAni.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
H. PASSENGER TRAINS. on ana after June l. 1850 WIZ
leave rpats COrilandt and DebfOssesA az 10 L
l D. III AMI $50 D. m. Tor EastOn- Bethlehem, AlenuOwh
Reaang Mauch Chunk, WilAesOafre. wanda, WaveIY
Ithaca Geneva, LYONS Buffalo ana Pullman sep
ug coaches attached 10 $3.50 IN. Train. , t.. 81,
Trains leavnelt 74O a IN ana IN. SOhneSs wi ,''
POINTS IL MahanOy and Hazaton coal regions -.
r. h. BYINGTON GcueTal Passenger AGENT
Gereral Eastern ONCE Chulch an CortIandt-ss
'"4 '"''NAN $500 Il. o. hiA l., IL. Agent
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DEDUCIION OF FARE

Il ID l1-
To ALBANY ONE DOLLAR
nuti the close 0f NAVIGATION. Pro LES LINE Of
SteambOa eavlug pier Al North xiv FOOT OF CANAL
every connecting al Albany lodll-
day morning * iutedl with trans nor west aud east
' W. ". ~ khEf T. Pres't
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-Y York, Wood
Ia haven and Rooaawav ilillrOad-leayo daily. except
sunday Hunters point 6.lO, llJJ A. ~, llO D. u.
Leave iocKasay 7:iO a M. 81 JslO y. N
MANHATTAN HALLWAY 60,
OFFICE GRNkkAL MANAGER, 80. II broadway
NKN.i DIRK. Nov. "a 1850
CPECIAL NOTiCE.-On and after Thursday,
> Nov "a trans OF road will DO dsc0n.
timed after = o'clock y. m. l. *. HAM
General Manager
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, south AmbOyr Red
Bauk, Long branch Ocean Grove. Asbury PaIK. fOlnt
Pleasant Toms river Barnegat, ATLANTIC cIfI. SC.
/ 30 $50 400. j.aJ o. ~
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
AZ NO a. m. 4.ll $50 D. u.
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NEw. YORK. Nov. 25The following are the total ne re-
below mcnt ned ports since Sepiem
har I.,5u In inclusive:
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
INV YORK. Nov. ID leSDb
TEHF TTQusfer Books of this company Will
De close from O'Clock p. m. November d. TO the
uornl4 q DeceEber2. 1900 ~, .
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DROCLAMATION.

ROCHESTER, aud GENESEC VALLEY
"a STOCK TROY and GREEN BUoH srOl X 49,,
UTICA. CHENANGO AMI -CrQL EHANNA VALLEY
STOCK. GREEN FAY and MINNESOTA rIOt IA
Chicago and CANADA sOUrHhhN BONDS anc
STOCKS.
wanted b THO 1AS & CO., III Wallet
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-19

THE GIFT TO JEFFERSON DAVIS
The counsel for Jefferson Davis has
put in demurrer to the complaint in
the suit of S. Percy Ellis, of Brooklyn,
and other relatives of Mrs. Sarah Dorsey,
who died in July last, leaving her beauti-
full home at Beauvoir, Miss, and other
valuable plantations, including all of
her personal property, to the ex-Presi-
dent of the Confederacy. The brothers,
sisters and nephews of Mrs. Dorsey have
engaged the same lawyer who conducted
the suits of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines to
successful issue, and they mean to make
a determined effort to break the will, al
leging that it is contrary to public policy,
as the sole reason given by the tcstatrix
for leaving all her property TO Jefferson
Davis, to the exclusion Of her natural
heirs, is her assertion in the will that
his treason has never received proper
reward from his countrymen. 1t is con-
tended that the United States Courts
will not recognize bcquest as valid
when based upon such grounds, and
will restore the property to the natural
heirs. The case will soon come up for
argument.-Ncw York SIN.
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ASHES FOR APPLE TREEs.-When
apple or pear trees become diseased from
being planted in unfavorable or ill pre-
pared soil, or lack of food, they are very
certain to be attacked by insects, which,
if they were in healthy condition, would
probably be unknown. Certain washes,
such as lye Ia solution of potash), have
been applied with success in destroying
these insects and restoring the tree to
health. But for our own practice we
have, for the last two years, applied a
much simpler remedy with more success,
as it causes the old dead bark, the chosen
hiding places of insects, to cleave off,
leaving in its place smooth, healthy
surface. This is simply, after a rain,
and when the bark is yet wet, to throw
on dry wood-ashes until the capacity of
retention is full. If rain soon follows
the strength of the ashes is carried into
every Granny of the bark, and the effect
is working cleanliness on the tree. If
there is no rain the ashes will remain
and be working their good effects, and be
ready for action when the rain comes.
The operation of sowing on the ashes is
easily and quickly performed; so, if the
tree is in bad condition, it is easily re.
peated until the insects are all destroyed
and new healthy bark covers the tree.
To remedy existing evils SOW on the ashes
between now and lcafng out-after the
first rain, if possible, for they can be
scattered over the bark now with less
waste than when intercepted by leaves,
and placed more equally where they are
needed. AS the preventive. OF future
depreciation, SOW them on in summer,
when the insects deposit their egg, which
will never hatch under the influence OF
the ashes. Two objects are gained by
this operation-the ashes, or lye they
produce, furnishes food for the tree as
we'll as destroying its enemies, and i'm
part cleanliness to the tree William BG-
con in Germantown Telegraph.
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the drunken man not secreted it when
he saw his sisters design. Brady mar
ried, reformed his ways and for twenty
five years the great Cadawalader dueliug
pistol lay and rusted in adrawer until q
pilfering negro stole it, and for four years
its whereabouts was unknown. Look
at the notches cut in the butt-see, elev-
enl Every one of them represents life
taken! Strange that every man that
ever owned it should come 10 violent
death but the last, and he yet to hear
from.-C5r. Cincinnati ENQUIRER
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FEES OF DocToEs.-Thc fee of doc
tors is an item that very many persons
are interested in just at present. We
believe the schedule for visits is $500,
which would tax man confined to his
bed for year, and in need of daily
visit, over 81, 900 a year for medical at
tendance alone! And one single bottle
of Hop Bitters taken in time would save
the 81 900 and all the years Sickness
PosT
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On AMI after Sunday. September 1879, Pas en-
ger trains will run ~ follows:
pnwS.
Leave nlumha..........!'.ai Il III 3.Gn pm ~ p M
Arrive at Charlcs.uii...l.ra y IN '.lJ i M 5.Ii M
Arrive nj Au:II>ia.......3.l1 pm 9.-Oa M
Arrive al Camdcn......l2 Enun I.'N pm
TP
Leave cCharrstnn....5:iDa am jlUam sli p III
Leave Au:.usia.......... Sl5am 1.uD = y,
Leave tam'lrn.......-.'' ~ M l.:Ni M
Arrive III Gnlumha.l ~ Il III 1.iu m '.t~ nj
The Might ENprcs,l' wing Columbia at ~ p. M.
and Charleston al S.R }. m., will run daily all 9TH
cr trains daily. exc .rt Sundays The 9in =, m.
train from CUlumhi. makes connection at Charles
ton on Wednesday and saturday with New York
Steamers.
Slccpin. cars are run on Night trains To Charles
ten and Augusta. Rate only Il ~ i"r Il Gouble
\. l.. DESAUssUEE. Agent, Columbia.
JOHN Z. PECK, Gen. Supt.
D. c. ALLE:, ticn. Ticket Asi. Charleston, :. C..
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DIR. J.F. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorses 1t.
nEAn vpAAT hE SAYS:-

DR.. TUT New fo' "A sept, ~ ioi..
cnrrs of lung d scasos. In rho l"wer wards OF the
rii The c, .us Nerc OF very RcyeTo typo. II wa
ti,c-e lny ttea. ion WAS caAol 10 TuitB sIpcctorant
and cvniess my surprise at its wonderful power
During n practice OF twenty years. 1 have never
Known medicine TO act as promptly, and with snct
hspyy elects II instantly subduod tho most violent
its OF coughing aud invariably curcl tho disease ir
medicine ever nEed. ,,,.ooo
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


John C.. whitc6eld, Plaintiff, against Nathaniel
Smith and John Owens, observation-disclosures
Jor Relict-CJmpldim not Serred.
To the Defendants Nathaniel Smith and John
Owens:
YOU are hereby summoned and required to an-
swer the complaint in this action, copy Of which
is filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, at Anderson c. H., S. c., and to
serve n copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the Subscribers at their office, at Anderson
Court House, s c., within twenty days after tho
service hereof exclusive Of the day OF such ser
vice; and if you fail TO answer the complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff In this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated 3rd January, A. D. 1850.
ORR TRIBBLF,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
lsEAL] W. L. BOLT, Deputy c. C.P.
To the Defendants
Take notice that the Complaint filed in this case
Is to foreclosc q mortgage made by Nathaniel
Smith and Mary Smith TO Harrison & Wlitchcld,
18th November, 1873.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Jan II, 1850 %
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lMplRTANT lUESTilMS.

Reader, have you caught cold7 Arc you IN:
able 10 raise the phlcs;n? Lave you an lrrlta.
tOa In TIC tlroat? a sense of oppression on
the lungs, with short breath? DO yen have 9
ft of coughing on lying down 2 A sharp pair
now aud then in the region oil the heart, shout
dcrs nnd back3 II 80, our Advice is take al
once n dose OF TUFTS Expcciorant; you Will soor
be able to raise The p!Iiegm. In an hour repeal
the ExpcciOrant, place hot iron TO the feet, take
two OF TUFTS Pills. You will soon fall into
pleasant sleep and wake up In the morning
cough gone, lungs wording freely; easy breath.
ing. aud the bowels moving in nnturnl manner
TO prevent q return OF these symptoms USE The
Eypcctorant several days.
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Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.

ileinphs, Feb, II, ISiI.
DR.. TUTT: SRI have breii suffering for nearly two
years with severe cough Whom commenced ta
kiug your EIpootorant Twas reduced 10 ono hundree
n;,d siItoen poutds in weight. i had tried alinos
everything: had terrible night sweais. 1haye taker
half tnzun bottles. Tho night sweats hayo lsit mo
The cough has disappeared, and haTc gained iteer
pounds in flesh. Irecommond i to nil my friends
Min great re,Dcct, OLIVER RICE.
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cine ever J. ,5tfaR: FRANCIS HAYWOOD, ND.
A newspaper PUB. WRITES

a NEWSPAPER PUB. WIKI ES'
Oaicc, Evening News. Augusta. Ga.
DIR. TUT: Dear Sir-My litllo son, WAS attacked
WITH pneumonia last winter, which left him with
vnIent cough, that lasted till wit hin month since
L,r this cure ui which Hm indebted toyour valuable
l;Inpctori,,t had triod most every thiag recon-
uondod, but none did hny good until used your EI
rectIra;,t, unc bottle OF which removed tho cougi
JUHS VI, MEIGLE.
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I'STATE NOTICE.
IL All persons having; demands against
Jonn w. Duncan, deceased, will please pre-
sent them To the undersigned within twcn-
ty days from this date or they will be barred.
and it will be So pleaded, as | am prepared
10 make all settlements.
b. T. DUNCAN.
Jan 29, 1850 g ln
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

To the Defendants Matte Orr, Salie Orr, Eliza
Taylor, Lee Willard, Essic Willard, William r.
Wilson, Matilda Mccoy and John NJ. Orr:
TAKE NOTICE, That the complaint In this case
is filed to confirm the partition and sale OF the
Of W. W. Humphreys, Probate Judge, on Saleday
in October, a. b. 1869, and purchased by the Dc
fendant, John NJ. Orr, in which you have an inter
Tract no. /, containing one hundred and seventy
eight acres, bounded by lands of Moses Hodges,
7. II. McCann and others. Tract No. 2, contain
ing about eighty-ivc acres, bounded by lands oil
tanning about seventy-one acres. bounded by lands
of VIM Ford, Jesse Pratcr and Tracts No. and 2.
MOORE & ALLEN PLANTING Attorneys.
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