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VAROR BATWSa
Medie0fed or Ofheruise

Corner offspring and Touro streets, Newpor LIR
Their use says Andrew Combe, NJ. d. Eel
low Of the Royal College ofPbyscians Of Edinbnrg
:, is attended by the very best effects particularly
in chronic ailments, and there can be no question
that their action is chiefly on The skin and through
It's medium on the nervous system. As a means
OF determining to the surface, promoting cutan-
eous exhaation, and oqualizing the circulation
they are second TO no remedy now in use and
consequently, in a variety Of affections which the
encouragement Of the processes is calculated to
relieve they may be employed with every prospect
of advantage. The prevalent fear of catching
cold, which deters many from using the vapour-
bath, even more than from armbalhing, is found
ed on false analogy between its effects and those
OF proinse Perspiration from exercise or illness.
The latter weakens the body, and, by diminishing
the power of reaction, renders il susceptible of in
Jury from sudden changes Of temperature. But
the effect OF the vapor bath properly administered
Is very different When not too warm OF too
ong continued, II increases instead of exhauSting
the strength, and by exciting the vital action OF
the skin, gives rise to power of reaction which
enables it to resist cold better than before, This
have heard many patients remark and the fact Is
wellexemplihed in Russia and the north of Europe
where, in the depth Of winter, II is not uncommon
for the natives to rush out Of a vapor-bath and
roll themselves in the snow, and be refreshed by
doing so; whereas, were they To attempt Such
practice after severe perspiration from exercise
they would inevitably suffer. II is the previous
stimulus given to the skin by the vapor bath which
is the real safeguard against the coldness OF th'
snow.
The vapor- bath Is thus calculated TO be sxten
sive useful, both as preseTvativc and as n rem
edial agent Many cold and many a rheumat
attack arising from checked perspiration or Ions
exposure to the weather might be nipped in tn
bud by its timely use In chronic affections no
only ofthe skin itself, but of the internal organ
with which the skin sympalhizes most closely, a
| 4 -
tion of the vapor is productive of great rche
Even in chronic pulmonary complaints, il is, ac
cording TO the continental physicians not only safe
but very scrviceable particularly in those ailec
tions OF the mucous membrane which resembl
consumption in so many of their symptoms.
| Aug. 18th.
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[N. Y. Sunday Morning Nc~s.

Egypt. We learn from French paper.
that the Pacha Of Egypt has resumed his
projec, Of rail road from Cairo to Suez.
The greatest obstacle To the execution OF
the proiec, is the want Of water. To sup
ply this Indispensable requisite the P"chn
iias already employed twenty workmen
from England to establish artesian wells.
The route proposed extends to Alexandria,
and passes as near as possible to the canal
Of Mamodieh. II is computed that the rail
road passage by this route may he made in
eight hours from SIez to Alexandria, which
now occupies five days.-Bost. Patriot.
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lIosrIrALuTy.-An Irish soldier, who
came over with General Moor, being asked
il he met with much hospitality in lio'-
land! 90 yes" replied he "too much
was in the hospital almost all the time ]
was there"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

PLANTING CORN" John" said a travel
Ter To farmers boy, w.o was hoeing in
the field, "your corn is small" 'Yes-we
planted the small kind Z" But il looks
dwarfsh and yellow" "Yes-we planted
the yellow SORT" 9" mean you will not
get half n cr"p-do you understand me =
40 yes, sir--l undsrstnnd-we don't tsxpec,
to, for we plated on shares"
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A young man who had espouscd mn III
tempered wife, hut who was extremely rich
used to say, "Whenever find my temper
giving way, l retire to my closet, and con
sole myself by reading the m"rriage settle
mani ~
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OCTOB Ell
o. Persons caHil
say " adDertised," !" as
separate bor.
A
John ! Apthorp
RI w Allston =
John ID Austin
Mrs Robert Al!ston
Lt0 NJ Bache
Gilbert G. Bowen
Mes w e. ii A Barker
Cap Thomas Barker
J l. Barker
Charles BostwIck
Joseph Belcher
William Bowen
Daniel B Bartholic
James i Barnes
William X Bennett
Henry w Billows
Miss Henrietta Brownel
Harriet Bllven
T.
Com Crighton
Frances NJ Cecil
Mrs Elizabeth Cunning
ham
Sarah & Cornell 2
George CoggoshalI
Miss Margaret Collins
Margaret Carr
John DouniBg
J w Davenport
Mrs Patience Dayton 2
T.
John Ellis
Henry Easton
John Finegan
Elijah Foyter
Mrs Experience Fair
weather
Sophia Fendiers
G.
Thomas X Gedney
Sylvester Gardiner
Elisha Green
Mrs Sally g GreDnel
Mary C. Gardiner
Mrs Edward III Hazard
Charles Il Hazard
Sylvester Hale
Abraham IIcaly
John w Hall
Thomas Handy
William Holly
Mrs Sarah Head
Sarah Hazard
w + Hamilton
Jane Ilindeboo
J
Theodore l. Jackson
WIS mdiy yOhiiSon
X
iouvoneur Kortwright
jeremiah Kelley 4
squire kn'P !,
/ X w Lawton I
Vim N Ladd I
Constantine Lee J.
ohm Il Lowell A
FRS w c Leflingwcll n
uSan Ledyard n
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@SPRING GOODS.-n
WIN. j. & z. 7, SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No 80 THAMES ST6EUT

NO. 50 THAMES sTREET.
Id EsPECTFULLH inform their friends ard
ethe public generally, that they have received from
New York. FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT of Broadcloths, Cassneres. Sat
tlnes, aud Vestings, suitable for the season. which
they will make up 10 order, in the best manuer
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, iIdkls
Comforters, Crayats, Stocks Bosoms, Collars and
every other article usually fonnd in such establish
ment, at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feeldisposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complete assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly OIL hand and for sale as
cheap as can be bought any other in the state
March 2Sth.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

hC'I ~ HTDhI oho'
4 dividend offs per cent. on the clans OF the
N creditors allowed by the Hon. Court of Pro
bate, on the estate of
NICHOLAS g.. BOSS, Esq dec
has been dccreed; aud will be payable on and afto,
the 9th day of October next.
R'onAnD. X RANDoLrnl Adm,rs.
Aug. g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
iIERWOOD'S
Electro Magnetic Remedies
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,

FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,
Ofae Class HypertrOphy, including all hs forms 9f
srrofata, riz.
Tupercular Consumption, White sweilings
Dyspepsia, Scrofulous Sore Eyes.
Chronic Disease Of the Liver,
or the Heart Sca!d Head,
Ofthe Spleen, Kings Evil
OF the Kidnies, LeucorrbGai } or Female
Ol the Spine, Chofosls
Tyrsy are bat different notifications Of the same
d.ease arising from the same cause distinguished
by the same diagnosis anc durable by the same rem
edies Their common cause ls an Irregular action
of the Electro Galyanic forces in the system they
may oil be detected by pressure upon the sides OF
the yerbrae and glands of the neck, which elcits
the E!ectro-Galyanic symptoms and they may be
cured by the Flecuo-siagnetic remedies. The lat
ter accompanied by a eOmpendious medical
treatise explaining the principles of the discovery
upon which they are founded, and stating the man
ner in which they are to be applied In this work
DIR. Sherwood demonstrates the fact that every mart
Of the human body together with every particle of
animate and inanimate matter, is either in q mega
tive or positive state of electricity and that every
motion, IN all matter whether ia the largest masses
or IN the smallest particles, is produced by the at
tracing and repellng forces OF this universal prin.
cIple The morbid acton which produces disease
OF the organs or limbs he proves TO be occasoned by
the undue preponderance of one of these forces in
tho system, and his remedies restore health by sub
dung this irregular action 10 equilibrium. BY
this means the very seeds of the disease are eradca-
and permanent cure effected even in cases where
all hope Of relief from other sources is abandoned
The Electro Magnetic Remedies are the only pre-
paIations applicable to this prevailing class of dis
ense, and they never disappont the confidence re-
posed IN them. They can be used with perfect
safety and success, without dieting, or any incon-
vcnlence.
Further information may be had on application to
DOCT. L.. II. GALLUP.
Feb. ely Sprng-stree, Newport.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, n. ..
OCTOBER Ia, 1888,

Ist, 1888,
g for them ,oiH pleas
they are placed IN
w z Mayhem
WIN Mcku
Charles w Melb1nk
Peter McQein
John Mcguire
Miss Sarah Mitchell
Dianna Morrow
Cap WIN Norris .
George X Norton
James X Newhall
Act Mid Henry ) New
comb
Francis Olmstead
Daniel J Odde
Edward II OWN
Henry Oman
ID J Odell
Joshua Perry
Joseph Perry
Henry Potter
Thomas Pratt
Alfred s Peckham
Nicholas Proctor
Miss Mary T. p Potter
X
Samuel Rundlett
Mrs Sarah Richardson
S
Cap J b Seller 3
yOa Francisco Syayey
Morton NJ Smith
Cap Shubrick u $ N
Miss Stephens
Martha SpInk
Catherine A Slocum
T.
Simeon Trott
Mrs Margaret Tew
w
Thomas Wiles
james West
Thomas WIlour
Royal West
William Walker
Paris Walker
Cap II Wilcox
Wood
Mrs Martha ID WashbuTn
Sarah Williams
; Wainwright
MIDDLETowN. |
Ohm Gould
JAMESTOWN.
Thomas B IIowett =
ieorge Armstrong
lucy Hazard
IRIsu.
timothy Obryan Taylor
.obcrt Duris
Indrew Brannan
at TieInan
ndrew Rahan
,hn Mcbride
atrick Sullcvan
flanagan HImaly
imoiby Foy
I'm Sullivan Smith
.artin Motay
RS Daniel Roomy
J. X. CARR, i. NJ
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o. Persons calling for them ~iu please
say f" ndrertised," as they are placed in a
separate Dor.
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~ Camel Iiaif. tashmcte. Il Isw sdh ,hssls
,us Gap,seuis ~ ~ ae-cripurns rVEsSspp
and DRESSED. fiafn Sisr,hns and Cffn,p;,c
dOne Tot iniolui' On spPly a. abofe
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Nl.rc New Goods,

EUS'F received 6y NIun"LsoN& PhEs.
- LEY the following articles, whicn in adj
diton to their iurmer stock, thew now have
on hand II general assortment of scasonaGk.
GOoDS.-tO which they invite the atten:
ZION of their customers.
A good assortment OF Gents. and Ladies',
fine socs.
Boys and Misses do do -
Grni's. lnr Pumps.
Ladies superior Kid Slippers.
Several cns,'> Black and " hite summer {
Hats, the latest & most fashionable Style.
Grorai, NankinS. ~
iilack Thibhei and Summer Cloths. )
Also. Il good assortment Brown Linens,
Drillines aud VesIimgs-whch rley en-,
have made up in good style at the short
est notice.
Also, good supply superior fancy Prints.
French Musins.
Camhrics aud Printed Lawns.
Indies fancy Ilandkcrchicls.
New style Muslin worked collars,
Mourning prints. Gincl,ans and Muslin.
Black Gros dc Swiss Silks.
Ladies superior black colorcd u white Kid
Gloves. =.
do Black and White English Silk Glove,
do do Lace Silk do ,
,,,"'N W '''t 'H" c''i'"cu Lice DIX 10
Black and white Thule for wells.
n ""oh assortment Bonnet, Cap, and Bel,
Ribbons.
Feather F'ans.
Indies fine plain Straw Bonncrs.
Misses do
In addition to the above named good.
rli"y have many other articles too tcdinu,
10 cnumcra!c, which they will sell OH ne
communicating terms. Il Is !.
Edgciir!l. June 9th.
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MARY.

Grows ~ CEYLoH These birds are so
a"daci"n>. says NJ. II l,inan. tia, all per
sons Who ''r~i.r To he secure frn:, their
tnai'rr'iiig XCurS!umS inu,i bt very {. rc,ul
ic;i!ci Ia i;Irc Ihcr doors nor wi,,do,, =
open without hciug wa ch,.h When the
natives are rariyi l"inr baskets Of pro>i>
icn, ON 'hyr heads. they are Frequently al
Tackled hN :, lluch of these v0rnc!u,iS birds.
Witch n"un"c upon the contents: nor " i'll
l:lcy drNi>i from The work of spoia,ion unt.
ihr basket Is set down aud they are driven
away They plnnd,r children sill more
nicr'Il"Ssiy, actually Snatchiuu the food
h"ni their hands: aud il i, amusing 10 wit
"'sS III" art they Use 10 di>po>s,.ss a dog of
Il bone no sooner has the ani,ual laid
himself down /" cni"y lis meal. than .rc-
"h!"ry cuNrI descend and hover over him
on" more daring than the rest rhcn a,iylr..
H'i advances towards him with the self
possession of an invited guest: when The
dog iris fall lis bone and makes an indie
nhnt snap ni the peril arrous intruder.
winch dcNIcronsly cludrs the bite. while n
tn" instant The dogs attention is diverted
another crow, which Il;l> been yinii,n,,v
watching the orp"r;nnIv Sciycs .hc cove.
'c" treasure and hears /, oil.
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etOEFc EsiYt6ah,s, ..

TENilE abov" i.nnever failing remedy forll,at
"a variety OF co!lc, 50 distressing to IninEts,
ana to which t'ic mos! injuri,n> ;rncdvue sub
>ianc are ooc"EmomIy ivrn. 1t is safe and
soothing, and instead of product, cos,voness il
usually operates gently OH the bowels.
liiis remedy l'ns now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, which
pnack medicines made to sell, cannnt command.
II Is extensively used by the best pi, sicans in
the oumrS. and to Use the language of many n
mother. acts as II charm. y mic 1T alIoys the
pam and lnils the child to resi- it does moi ieoye
h"sind II those unpleasant symptoms. which
iMudanum. HaIemans Drops. &c generally pro.
due, Nmpi" directions accomp;i.v rucL vial:
and certificates CT lis efficacy (it requrcfN cen he
produced from IA" most respectable CITIZENS of
aoiina and Georgia For sale bv
kiIClli.N 4 ROBERrSnN. Hah5usg,
EDW WEBB, ,And,rSon e H.
WM. IiACKETT Pcndlston G. H
DIR. I. J. MINIS, Edgcfeid O. III.
Feb. 8 1888 ~
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9:oetie }aeeess.
SOLITUDE.
BY RICHARD nGwITT.

BY RICHARD HGwITT.
In early youth, | stunned mankind,
From books alone to store my lnind
In woods and ruins moss o'crarnwu,
sat, and read, and thought alone.
An impulse did feel, llamc,-
! never questioned whence il came:
A feeling as powerful as unknown,
That urged me still TO he alone.
cloNb the mountain through the cloud.
Midst Lightning" and the thundcrs loud:
Thence looked around as from Il throne.
And triunphed was there alone.
At midnight deep in torrent caves,
l listened 10 The dash of waves,
Down horrd chasIl,s darkIy thrown,
And felt an awful joy alone
The earliest flush the morning gave,
Soft trembling q er the ocean wave,
Thence crimson'd, through the darkness
Midst flying nists, l met alone.
Ever in darkness and in light,
SAt cheerful noon, aI plchy night
Around me like an Iris thrunn,
Was Joy, thai still walked alone
In sleep was heard tho sound Of streams,
The sun-set mingled with my dreams;
The wcltering ocean had the tone,
Which live in slumberny ears alone.
With passing years change there came,
Tho Natures charms were still The same:
No more that impulse strong, ,:,Ieh, speed
My steps TO mountain or to mead.
The wood, the stream, the rock the tree,
The bud, the blossom, bird au, hec,
Etill were--bul were no more desired
III y mind into itsclf retired,
My soul was full OF Natures light;
In vain the morn was dewv. Lrght;
In vain To win my gaze did eve
Its long aud lingering shadows weave.
lor, with an overilowin. mind,
l turned from Nature 10 my kind:
Flom all things was The freshness ilown-
could not bear 10 be alone.
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Register of the Land Office for the Spring Field
DIS rcl Mo-. which sec MS 10 embrace the opn.
Iois OF many i'll different sections oi the rOu. Try
]. 5.
Having travelled much over the states both
west and south. and haIi;," heard much said in
ia'"r OF DR. Sal pinSioi : lev. pills, | do here
by crr"iy that believe tier. has vey vet been
any medicine oAcrcd TO the public ciiiracus
Ia the cure Of io,ers "a ,ha wiicI he has pre-
pared. have known many libuurinS und, ie-
rrr and agur, cured il III course oi ,ton. ~ to
- h"rlH; III Il all cases Ol fever i, which HAY Z
kh"w; II used 1t has he, iai ed L. effect Il cure.
so tar as known To M, ma s',ore tine i!.an any
m"dlci' have eve, known used do here.
Ion" recommend il TO ali PEI >o,- ;,b' rim. un!cr
fever. u the best remedy nov u to the public.
JOE |. II !ihD!N.
tiesl, supply of The above valuable 'mcdi-
cine Is offered Tor sale Il, the Ed;eiicid Dru..
Store.
Anril 10 II
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STATE OF South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


EiZabcih Villa = zen ". E;H far po,-
Jaime. Williams aud "t!l.r, tuioa.
81 hplcai ing To my sai- .lciion thai James
Il Williams, Peter Williams and tiu,race WI.
hams. ono OF the Defendants j. TN. case reside
beyond ii.c limits of ih; .-Ialr on motion b,.
W mh:s'i. Complai:iants Sol citor. O,dcrcd Tia,
ihcy ho appear and p,c,d. answer dcnuy. 10
the above famed Bill. witir three month, from
The dIlr Of the publication hereof or tic said bi,I
will, as against them b. taken pro ropEsSo
j. i HRl. c. {. L. u.
Comm'r $ Office, Ma IL l-3S uc IG
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Scenes Of he t;is$issippi.-Thr number
"i bnts on the Mississippi rivcri, said to be
rapidly increasing, Six or seven stca,u-
.oa's frequently pass one point in day, g.
20 ,he boating scason2 or 81 ilal boats are
r.: fisss II
hun'red or more Of the latter frequently
pass IN 4 day.
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When Prince P"IiGnar was placed AT the
head oi The administration, he was rcrnr,rL
- have said !ha, under his ;;usuicrs. and
hose "i his colleagues, France wonli h,
1H"d. w. ny nol!" said Tn'!cyranJ, '.;.
I. 'vk nI geese saved the Capliol"
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hen sorrows omc. tlry co,uc not single spies,
.;n by blt:"!ior>'
Hon. A!iiinr !.ivcrimGre, of Canp,rm, in
MASSACHUSETTS,, well '>iownc Is formerly Il
uHc:nhcr ot C"n.;rrSS has recently been
>vvciciN effected. fi; E.n,. Il son on board
''c fniHshI, ana a.."ih,r kiiirL at plNn.uurh
'"st week, by Lightning >tIiking the Acadc-
my Boston iInS.
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THE ALrHABET OF REQUISITES FOR A
WIZ Ey an LtdcrIy E.cheiot. "A wife
sh""rd br amiahle, aiicc,ionaie. artless, At
table accomplished, beautiful benign, be-
n"t"lcni. rhh>!c, charming, candid. cheer
lul, c"n,plaisani, charitable. civil, constant,
"u'iini. GiYnicd. elegant, easy. nsay ing,
cHl"rt lining. faithful, fnud, f;,ut'rss, free.
good. graceful, generous. guvcrnahic, good
h"mnr"d, handsome; harmless, healthy.
hra>eny y-n,inIcd, intelligent, Interesting,
industrious. ingenious just, kind, lively. lib
cral, lovely. modest, mcrci'u!, n,anmcrl>
neat, notable. "bcdent, "hlgins. pretty,
pleasing. peacrablc. pure, righteous, socia-
hir. submissive scnsiblr, temperate true,
Vlr'mons, "c!i-!orH!,d, aud young. When
l meet with Il woman possessed of all these
requisites. uiN marry.
III reply to II please IL inform your sin
Gle.Gcn'lcnGn readers, than mite in my
r"rS"n all the above enumerated requisites.
besides being uWucn: and Ca>iidinus and
thai when | can meet with Il nlan " ho j.,
accomplished, atl:.bic. allcctiona,c. atliurut,
agreeable, ambitious. ;miahc. benevolent.
hrarc, cheerful cautious, courteous, con
slant, discreet, diSnitrd. elegant, eloquent
i"i'!tul. ihrrriu,s, ilucut, gallant. gay, GEN
rr"u'', graceful. had,nMr, hioi-lninded, in
:cn""rS, ingenious, intelligent, intellectual,
.ins'' kind, liberal, manly, mild, r,uniiicen,,
neal. H"hic. patient. prudent, rich. saga
ci"uS. SENSIBLE. temperate vivaciouS. up
r"ht, well formed. young. and zrauus, ru
serve his country and please n,r, rcrh.ps
sn"uid he offer himself, might be temDteJ
tu n!arrS him.
ours respectfully. MARY
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NcW $IsrEa.@ and Summer
{ H. 81 r RE E.Sds.

EA1E have iu-, r"c"i,c'i beautiful assor,.
w men! vi GOODS for Gciiencu's Su,n
m"r Coris. Paa'G'"ons nmI Pests which tI.cy nre
prepared TO lave made up in the most FASH
ION !Bl.f STIi.E. aud on reasonable ter,ns
y So a general assortment Ready Made CLOTH
ING, suited tu the season.
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Mayor called his servants. ordered them to
cn,ertaIu tho soldier well. gave him a piece
"t nnncr and said he was the clcveres
fellow he ever heard in his life,
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HATS. SHOES iND BHOTS.

III TN. NTOEN I Nd BFUTN.
1900 Pair Of shoes and Bouts rmh ucinyryery
style and variety have Just been received bv the
Subscribers. which together with their ,nrner
Stock make general aud complete assortment
seldom found in the country
Also. knn,i>om" assortment of FASHIONA-
BIZ Fl \TS. suited ;n the sc;,s"n To which
they invite the attention Of their customers.
q. l.. * E.'fENN & Co.
Edgefet.l. 'iaycl, II. lS;,S nc
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EnGTGegssa@s's'.

EpGTGsassaess'.
6SO! DGNE, in snni. bottles assorted sizes
~ Hermitage i.Atraci, florida atcr.
l.s'. Cinnamon. OH o! tioycs,
Fancy Perfume Ei..s.
Bears Gil iicrhaiia.
r. Smith prcnl!ss :'npomacions Coz.
pound ,'ancl soaps.
Nap.cs Comp"unti ;'a, i;ig Soap, &c
Just received ;.r:d iol sale hy
NICHOLSON x PRESLEY.
April -. If 10
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SO ;eis who,.a it May Concern.

:" Ee1H " 'IV-'A III ES2tsy VUEsEVTE.
OFFICE. is hereby given, thar the sub
/ scrih"r. with Others, will pct,Iiom the
Legislature of 'his State. III It's next session,
for Charter of 81 Bridge across Saiuda
River. near Chapr"il's Ferry.
ANDREW l.. LARK
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VIE. Subscriber, respectfully inform
Their customers and the puhlick gcncr-
aiiyiha' they have just received large sup
ply otri,nir" English French AMI American
goods rnihracInc every variety Of staple ami
ihncy goods. 10 The Spring and Sum
mer trade. Also lar2r supply "i' GrorcricS
tEochfry. S"dclcs. H"is. Shoes and Boots,
all of which they will sell on the most rea-
S"nah'e terms. for cash, or Oh credit TO
punrtual customers.
those who wish TO g"t good bargains will
do. well 10 give them n call. ~, 4sisj
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Y III. "l'-, ri.',. Respectfully invite the al
t'n'i"no! Merchants, pian:rrs. Physicians
aad "!i'rs ." ilicir h1gc Stock Of
z-4a1, 5TE ~ 2oxcZMEs,
oils of al hinIs. Paints, Dye .StvGs,
Hindo . aitHsS. BRUSHES, SC. &c.
ar THEIR :>roKEsIN
II y " Il L Il ~ D AUGU STA
ihrirsnrriy Is ,i'.:.vy, thcr aSS"rtnn' lit yood
a:d th"'r al':r!cs t.fEh.
Dcaliu" "niircN with The manufacturers or
original importers, they can sell ririr goods
Il low ns ANY hnu-c ,Iihc Southern Country.
Please call ard examine.
Our Store II Hamburg is next to II. L.; JEr-
rEns y Co.'S. in An" usta. opposite to BrALL >
"r SroyALLs Ware Houses.
KITCHEN & ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM *. KirCmrS,
+. VI. hoRERTsoN. Nj. ID.
December q. 1857 tfdh
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q Ill Persons indebted to the late Chr;
I y ti;'n i'rci,'rHnrt. deceased, are rcq... ST.
cd ~ make ihin'""iai" payment. And II
persons h"Nlng demands against the estate
OF sad deceased are requested to prese II,
them duly nttcsicd.
JOHN HAtSHEI''T, Eu'cr.
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Price 81 30 per hoN.
Nnmhorle>s cer,iGca'cs o! This m"Girinc. hul g
been rendered. hui have ,!.ou. 1 .' ,oins,r on
ly the following from tic Rev. .;ecl II. EIaden,