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Mr. and Mrs, seguin, aud Mr. Horncastle are giving
Concerts in Boston.
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Mr.. Van Buren, loves the peopie.-Gtobc. -,
But the people don't t return ms passo
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BY DUFF GREEN.
THE PILOT & TRANSCRIPT

Is published at No IL, Wafer street baltimore n'a''
Opposite Chenpside.
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c15APAcwERIsTIC ANECDOTE.

The following beautiful anecdote OF General
Harrison has been handed to us by cltIzen OIL
louisiana. It is taken from the Flew orleans
laTrue American" of June LIST.
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Cards OF two lines only, 50 per annum' W a a Sey
{r-Ie1l lines, less, make sqieTe; II ~; ~; nronor
,isement exceeds ten liHes the price WIN oe ~ IL q,
ION AIl advertisements are payable at the uile VI
their insertion except yearIies, which are m TT G
terIy in advance. All advertisements oluc. at in
sertiou.
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COLEMAN & JOHNSON.

..-..~--. III 0nNf.fo ~ IL - =
NICHOLAS d. Coleman & Robert A. Johnson, have
IN associated themselves in the practice Of Law.
Thei Office is Main street, Vicksburg next door to
he Post Office. ma y
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Eron the sorth .qmeriean.

La the Co,yen,ion which formed the Constitution of
the United States sepenfeen hundred and eSghtytU no
speeekes long aud short delivered, according TO
the Madison papers, from which tile following mas Seen
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I.oss TO the farmer,

Loss TO the 1afmer, Ius
Estiisate for ls41, G lbs. or fall Of more than
ffty pcr cent on every bushel Of wheat. So it is
as to all other products and labor too Yet foi
the benefit of the farmer, we are told the Sub
Treasury is to be established.
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rNyIPPECANOTc TEXT BOOK Complied
u from Niles Register and other auihenue feeoIas
by William Ogden Niles, and published by Dun e5esh
Editor Of the Pilot 6 Transcript Just rees'aea anu -
N. HICKMAN BOOKSHELF
,,aoa &c Baluinor street.
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yHTEBB's PATENT CAAIrHINE BURNERS.
w Said Burners constructed expressly for hurll-
ing the "Camphine Ol'' and not intended for ANS
On, SPIPIr any other liquid. The Camphine Oi is
prepared by other person in this country except the
Subscriber, who is the sole INVENTOR and PATENTEE OF
the same II cannot be procured from any source IN TINS
city, except through the firm of t. Palmer Co., IOS
Baltimore street Therefore any compound or quin
is offered to the Public under the title of Camnhine or
CaHphine Oil must of Necessity, be SPURIOUS ARTI
Gle.
Several attempts have been made in the city of N. Y
10 INTRODUCES article made TO initiate the Camphine
oil but in all has been found TO inure and cor
rode the hirners that degree as in short time to
render them unfit for All who Use my patent Burn
are hereby cautioned aginst the use OF any COM
pound or liquid, except that sold by the above named
firm, or their authorised agents. am induced to make
these remarks from having seen and examined an art
Gle advertised in some Of the papers othIs cty purpen-
Ing 10 be Camphue Oil but which md tO be tne same
as that recently attempted in New York, tile use OF
A. " H. WEBB, Patentee.
N. B. For the convenience of the public of Fe's
Point, we have appointed Joshua Atkinson, No y Mar
ke street, r. p agent for tile sale OF Wcbb's patent
jcoo Il 'f' T. PALMER s. co.
StHEAP READTNG-A complete set of the
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hundrdeds of beautiful wood cuts.
Also--CHAMBERs' EpISBuRG JouRSAI. for 1855 ana
39, containing Original Essays, Tales Romantic Incl
dents, Mrs Halls Tales of the Irish Peasantry, at the
reduced price Of - per vol. hourd in half calf
H. One set of each only for sale At me ABOVE price
For sale at WIN. N. HARRISON'S
Periodical Book Store,
No. % ". Gay street, near Fayette street
Anew volume Of that sterling Periodical, Chambers
Edinburg Journal, is recently commenced Terms
s225 per annum or ls cents monthly. delivered at your
residence free of extra charge.
E3-Call and examine it. le ~
uHIssH-WAYS AND BY-WAYS; Or; Tales
IN OF THE ROAD SIDE-picked up in the French
Provinces, by walking gentleman. new edition, re,
visd ald corrected, with original Introduction, ans
pxoduUf1FV foncther with portrait Oh tiie
| auhor. Il. g. Grattan Esq. For sale at
KNIGHT s. COLBURN'S,
| bookstore & Circulating Library,
| ell ia Baltimore ST., west of Charles.
| Oh BBLs- City Rendered TALLOW
| epO For sale by
| NORRIS s. FAIRBAIRN,
| IS No 9 Pratt ST. between Gay * Fred'k.
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NE5JY LINE OF NEW YORK.dND LIPEhFooA
PACKETS.
I'D ~ ~ ~ ~


To sail from New York the 9th and LiVerpooi on
the 18Th OF each month.
From NeW York.
Shin SHERIDAN, Capt. ]. a. Pearce 29tn SePlctOef'
SHIN GNRRICK, Capt. n. b. Palmer, 18th October.
Nav snip ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins 22th Notelnl
ship SIDDONS, Capt. Alex. Bntton; 2ou Dees"iDei'
From LiUeTpo9L
ship sIBDoNs, Capt. Alex. Britton l3h October;
shin SHERIDAN, Capt ]. y. Pearce, 18th November
Shin GARIiiCK. Capt, N. r. Palmer 18th December.
New ship ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins, 10Th January
These slips are all of the first class, upwards OF lOOV
TONS burtlief built in tie city of New York, with such
improvements as combine great speed and ''nusua eoml
1r for passengers. Every has been taheA III 'le
arrangement of their accommodations Inc price ..
massage hence is $780, for which ample stores; iheluas
vines Sc will be provided; $l20 without wines, Sc'
These ships will be commanded By experienced muster,
WHO will make every excrtion TO give genera s.itsa
ton Neither the captain owners oi hese sihpsW
lie responsible any letters, parcels or packages sen
nv the unless regular bills fading are signed there
for. For freight or passage apply to o,,,,,>,s,
So South street, New York, OF 10
WSf. s JAS BROWN x co.
,,,9l Liverpool.
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For the esaug session arrangements have been made
u which D. s;itll will aire full ard complete course
Surgery before the usual period when his presence
will be raqIifcd in Lexigon After ls departure an
additional Surgery will b. gwen by the Prof
of Anatomy. In offering six months course OF Lee
lures instead Of the usual Of four months. the Fac-
nifty are satisfied Medical SgIdents will fully appre
cate the great advantages which they will derive from
this the time, while for the few who eanno
conveniently spend six months III The city, an attend
anee during four months will meet The demands OF IN
charter. The well known facilities of this Institution
have been increased during the past by the add
ton of numerous valuable preparations TO it, costly and
extensive Anatomical Museum, and will be further aid
ed BY full of the celebrated Pathological Models OF
Hilbert ordered from Paris by Dr. Smith tits believed
they will be the only complete set in the country on this
side otle Mountains aud will render tie course on Sur
gerry vastly instructive than it could be made with
out them. The splendid Chemical apparatus of the
University has been materially improved and increased,
and valuable collection OF Foreign and American Min
erals been placed in the Laboratory for the benefit
of the class in Chemistry. Their spiel dissectng
rooms, and abundant supply of the aefdl, enables the
Faculty To offer advantages for the study Of Anatomy,
unequled by any institution ii the country, while the
Baltimore Infirmiry affords every convenience Tor daily
clinical instruction both in Surg-ry and Medicine.
MA IL WILLIAM 4. a. AKIN. Dane.
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UNIVERSITY OF MA sLYAND.
FaNHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PITY
4 SIC OF the University of Maryland, will commence
the ensuing term the FIRST DAY OF SEPIEM-
BIER next and will continue until tie FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following.
Prof N. POTTER, Theory and Practice of Med
K. w. HALL, Obstetncs, Hygiene and
Med. Jurisprudence
S. C. BAKER, Aiatera Medica, and Thera-
peutics.
w. f. A. AKIN, Chemistry s Pharmacy.
w. n. BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
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SuB-TREAsuRY LeGIc.-The following are
among. the reasons why the Loco Focos prefer
the Sub-Treasury.
thousand. or one hundred thousand dollars for
four years. -.
To ray this sum, the farmer, taking Ohio
prices, is compelled to furnish as follows:
In 1857, $4,000 $4,000 bushels wheat, 81 10
" 1910, $4,000 $4,000 6o
Estim. 7s.ooo 30
fer 1871,
So that instead of twenty-five thousand bush
els of wheat, it will take seventy-hve thousand,
should Mr.. Van Buren, be elected again, TO pay
him his salary. The same will be true of all
the offce-hoIders in the United States. Is it any
wonder that they are in favor of metallic cur
rency
The following table will show how much the
farmer will gain by the Sub Treasury.
In 1887, a bushel of wheat would buy / ID lbs
lat Ohio prices) of Brown Sugar,
In 1910, bushel of wheat will buy,
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WNAYOR's OFFICE, BALTIMORE, juno Isl, le4O

Surgeon Dentist, King st. Alexandria, ID.
E. A. STANSBURY
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AGen. Washington was President OF the convention,
His two sneechcs were taking the chair and at the
close of the Convention.
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DUTCH few cases Superior Old
IL Datch Cheese. For sale by
THOS. PENNIMAN s. Co.
ma2I n Bowly's Wharf
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yVANTED-A good vessel of 100 or 81,
u M y tons burthen, For terms apply to
SAM1s4 JOHN P. ADAMS,
ie 10 Bowly's wifi.
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nLD RYE WHIsEEY--I00 Barrels Old
~ Rye WHISYEY ,an article every respect wof
nv the attention of retaiers-For sale by
NORRIS s. FATRBATRN,
No Pratt St between Cav and Frederick.
ma IA DIV
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NETRrrING PAPFcf<s..--An ASSORTMENT of
w Ames, IIudson's Habbari's, Patneraud Smiths,
Dlcky Ise's and Franklin Mill, Cap aud Letter Pa
PER, ON hand and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELRlGfIT NUDGE,
ma On , South Charles st.
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UNIVERSITY Of MARYLAND.

corner OF Pratt 81, 3 Uu2dils WTaII,
ma I3 lower endMarspakece.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-15
Valuable Eants for Sale.

FENIIE Subscriber offers for sale. his valua-
81 bic plantation situated, and lying in the
District of Edgcfcld, OIL the waters of Richland
Creek, adjoining lands Of Captain Jacob b.
Smith and Mrs s. Bonhnm. The Tract COLI
tainS Five Hundred acre, more nr less; Two
Hundred acres Of which are cleared and under
good fences. The Land is well adapted to the
culture OF Corn. Cotton and all kinds of small
grain. The remaining three hundred acres
are woodland aud well timbercd.
On the premises are an excellent two story
Dwelling House. Kitchen, Barn. Stables, and
all other necessary on,-buidngs The situation
is healthy. the neghborhond good.and liz spring
waters are equal to any in the District, or State.
Tile above tract of land can be had by paying
one third of the purchase money on the first Of
January next, and the balance OIL u credit of
one and two years.
The Subscribrr also offers for sale Eight
hundred bushels of Corn. Eighteen or Twenty
Stacks of Fodder, good stuck of Cattle. Hogs
&c. The terms will he made accommodating
to an approved purchaser. For further partic-
uars apply 10 the Subscriber living at Polers-
ve 5. G.
DAILY CORLEY.
Sept. -, 1910. # "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-15
,trcu.r,. Oct. 9.

Augusta. OCt. y.
Tic Elections are sorry That we have
not cheering news 10 communicate 10 our friends
abroad of the rcsul, of our elections last Mon
day. Tie returns alrcndy received show de.
rided gain to the Harrison ticket for members
of Congress, which can I've overbalanced only
by Il large increase of votes for onr ticket in
sonre Of onr strong counties. aud especially in
the Cherokee counties. But If these counties
do nc; give all increase Of votes, the Harrison
ticket must succeed by Il small majority. We
have hopes yet.
With regard 10 The legislature, the Harrison
party may have a maturity in the Senate, and
possibly the House also: the returns to he re-
ceived will determine the complexion Of that
legislative body. But it is remarkable that 40
far the loss of our party, for the Legislature, has
been effected by few votes. In Guinnest,
Monroe, Bibb, Jasper. and Washington the
Harrison ticket succeeded by a few votes
C0hStiationaliSt.
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C'0nStitatioRaGSt
rrc,prrut.,rlox-6G COUNTIES.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 10.

NUUUNIN q, OVTs IV'
The Bridge over The Savannah River,
was yesterday opened, amid the firing Of
cannon frnm the artillery company Of our
city, under the command of Capt. Gould
This bridge. as well as The upper one, was
almost deSlroyedh 10y the flnod Of May last.
BY the energy and enterprise Of our muni
cipal authorities, and The industry and ac-
,iviry Of The superintendent employed, Ihe
bridge was made safe yesterday for The
omnibus to cross overil to Hamburg, 10
convey the mail and passengers from
Charleston, by the cars, to our city. We
have been informed by ,hose who are
Judges of such matters. that the bridge is
now safer than it was befure.-ConsfituI.
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Head Quarters, ed Brigade,

RtcaQ esuaftcfS, I'd Brigade,
EDcErIELD, C. H., Der. 5th. 1870,
ORDER, No. IA.
ENHE Regiments comprising the second
IL Brigade, of South Carolina Militia, are
hereby ordered to assemble for drill and review,
ut their respective places ofparade, on the fol-
lowing days.
The 7th Regiment (Col. Wigfall's,) at tho
Old Wells. on Wednesday and Thursday the
29th and 29th instant.
The 10th Regiment. (Col. Denny's) at
Richardson's, on Friday aud Saturday the 3Ollr
and 31st instant.
The 9th Regiment, (Col. Hill's,) at loves,
on Monday and Tuesday the I'd aud 3rd No
vember.
The aAl Regiment, (Col. Bradleys,) at Nor
rows old field, on Wednesday and Thursday
the 4t and 9Th of November.
The 9Th Regiment, tCol. Roberson's,) at
Lomax's on Friday and Saturday the 9th and
9TH November.
Colonies lscommandingR Regiments are charged
with the extension Of this order, as regards their
respective Regiments.
They are required to make Regimental re-
turns agreeaby TO the form heretofore furnish
ed, on their respective days of'review.
The Brigade Staff will attend withon: further
orders.
By order Of Brig. Gen. WrMBIsH.
B.F. NICHOLSON,
Brig. Major.
Oct. S, 1910 &c,
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Isabella Coleman, applicant rs Henrietta
f. and james K. Coleman, Defendants.
PY all order from the Ordinary, shall
I'D proceed to sell on The first Monday
in November next, the real estate of Jacob
Coleman, deceased. Situated in said
District on the waters of Mountain Creek.
Tract No. containing eighty acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Jeremi-
ah Cook, Madison Zimmerman and others.
Tract No. containing ninety five
acres. more or less, bounded by lands OF
John Hamilton, Joseph Parkman and 9TH
crs. On credit Of twelve monIhs.-
Purchasers TO givo bond and personal se-
curily. and Mortgage of the premises to
The ORDINARY.
Cost 10 be paid Cash,
S. CHRISTIE, S. z. y.
Oct. ., 1910 81
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The above preventive measures have been
verified by experiments in Prussia and
other Countries on the (:ontiMent. In Eng
land Dr.. HaysarIh preserved from sickness
bv these means school Of 81 boys, AID
the same happy result attended their rere-
sftion in a school Of young ladies al Bath.
In tais Country instances nave been re-
rorred Mhcro by STRICT attention, the icVar
was prevented from reaching the dwelling
house, notwithstanding several OF Tie ser
wants in The yard were suffering under It's
influence.
Other prnpIiylaclic means have been
proposet, bui seem TO have sunk Into nc
eject. Sims recommended ftnharb 10 be
taken. Hahneman of Leipsic was The FIRST
to propose the Belladurna, and Bmrudl
and koref have spoken highly uiit. But
neither in England nor in this Cnuniry, am
] aware that it has deserved the praise given
20 il abroad. The author Of this coinmuni:
iion has given it under The most favorable
auspices. hut rannUt decide that it has re-
alised wha, was expected from il. In
one instance i, was exhibited to four chill
'dreu; great care ha,l been exercised to pro-
cure genuine article of medicine and its
administration was attended with the most
marked constitutional effects, The srarle,
eruption and swcile,i tonsils being pre-em-
inenl: These children afterwards became
exposed 10 the con,aeion and three out of
the four received the infection, in one it
was mild. in the other TWO it was OF the
mali: na, form one ofwlom died.
These suggestions have been pcnncd
not in dic,atoriai spirit, or from wish
to become notorious, but as il behooves us
10 do all tina, we can for the general wei
fare Of society-they have been offered
from pure motives of philanthropy. and if
i, So be. that any sentence which has beer
written, cause confidence to be restored to
one person. or save one from The contnm-
ination of disease, the author will he graft
fed. MEDICUs.
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STORE HOUSE BROKEN oPES.-About week
or two since. the store house of Major J. G.
Allen, in this District, was broken open, and
goods were stolen to the amount of 200or $500.
The robbers effected an entrance by boring
through the door, putting their hands through
the hole, and lifting up a wooden bar which
confined the door. We have heard of other
houses in the same ncighbnriood, from which
several articles have been recently stolen
The public should be OIL the watch, as it is be-
lieved, that number Of thieves are strolling
about the country.
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Ete aDncrttsrr. t..
EDGEFiELD C. ii
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is. lS40.

"Pay that thou o.ccst"-TEe Court Of Com
mon Pleas will soon he in session at this
place, and during that time, 4 most favorable
opportunity will be presented TO numbers oi
our delinquent subscribers, of paying their ar.
rearages either in person, or sending the money
by their friends. We inrcat them not TO neg
lect il. Subscribers may also forward remit
tances by mail, at our risk. IL airy money
thus sent, should he lost, all that we would re-
quire would be certificate from the Post Mas
ter, with whom it was deposited, showing thai
it ,eas forwarded.
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NEW GOODS.

HNHE Subscribers have just received from
u New York, general assortment of
FALL AND HIN1ER GOODS. in their
line of Business. consisting in part Of
Blue. Black, Wool.dye Black. Invisible
Green. and Olive Green. Cloths,
Wooldyc Black, Invisible Green, and Dia-
t1iond Beaver Cloths.
Cadet. Blne Mixed, and Steel Mixed Cloths.
Plain Blue, Black, Woul-dye Black. and a
fine assortment of Fancy Cassimeres,
Woollen Velveis, Valencia Plain and Figured
Satin and English Silk Vestnss,
Hats, Umbrellas Collars Bo:oms Stocks,
Cravas, Scarfs Gloves and Suspenders.
Ready made Goats. Frock Coats, Over Coats,
Pantaoons, Vest. Shirts Merno and Cotton
Wrappers and Drawers. and many others ar
tlcIes in their line Of Business, which they will
have made up at short Notice, and in the most
fashionable style,
BRYAN g. MINOR,
Merchant Taiiors.
Edgefeld C H. Oct. 9th ls4O If Sc
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Eew FaIR and Winter Goods.

gEyHE Subscriber iakc7 gtpas pre1snre irl
Is aR1ro.ncins TO his friends and Ing public.
shas he il nav receiving and open-
l!g his FALL STOCK or GOODS, which
II lets days will be complete, consisting im
par, rs f5iIews:
IS pieces s"pct fancS EnsIsh rrints and
ChlRz-
Mourning and ID Mourning do
4p u, 50 pieces American Gancy do FROM
eto 2o Cts per ysrds
Kentucky Jeans, from G2i 10 ST GO per I'd:
do do Super Invisible green. new
syf:;
Super Black Bd|pbazincs,
Fancy Chiieys, (hanlsomc paacFns,)
% Mourning end Black do
Black Italian Lhtestring Silk,
Gl",d Swiss, do
Cord; Fig'd, Plain and Plaid do
' Scotch Gingharns. (wide)
sd Victoria Shawls, (rieh bordered.l
Z" Adelaide. do (Saln do
" Faucy Silk and Ssdin des
&" ii. Deane do
Ladies' Plain ami Hensticbed Linen Cam.
brio HandkerchieEs,
Red and White Flannels from 81 j cts. TO 81
per yard,
Thread, Eigings. Tnsertinss, and Swiss Nus
lin Trimmings,
Cassimerrs and satine,s, (rarions quali.ies.)
Super do do new sty!e.j
Swiss, Jaconet, Null aud Checked
Mnslins,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, and Linen
Sheeings
4" M. Delanc, for Ladies' Dresses,
:" Tagiioua ScarGs,
,Jiooi u,t nor TIL GIL.
Mems Buck. Thibet wool and Hdskin do
brown and bIeached Shirtinss & Sheelings.
Bird eye. Table and Towel Dlapers.
Backi Satin Silk. and Worsted Vestings,
Blue. Black and Brown Bfodd Cloths,
Invisible Green aud Cadet mixed do
Black Italian Cravats, and Silk Pocket Hand.
kcrchiefs,
Bed Ticking, R,tssia Diapers and Napkins,
Super Bonnet and Taffita Ribbons,
Ladies and Misses English Straw Bonnets,
(new slyIe,)
do do Hootis.
Black and White Silk Hose and
half Hose,
Black, Slate colorcdi and White Cot
ton Hose,
Black Worsted and Merno do
Also, fine Whitney and Duffle Blankets,
HlSU CT anu J-1 Negro 10
Also good assortment OF Negro Shoes,
Mems fine Calf Boots, and Ladies' Kid Sin.
pers,
Also a general assortment of Ladies', Mems,
and Boys Shoes;
Striped kerscys, and Washington Jeans,
Plaid Lindseys, Tor house servants.
KerseYs &c. Tor Negroes from 25 to 81 cts.
per yard,
Also, good assortmcn, Mems and Boys
Flats and Caps,
Also, Crockery. Hardware, fine Cutlery. SC.
Mems Clothing Of all descriptions made up
to order at shortest norice, with many other ar.
ticles Too tedious 10 cn,lmeralc, all # which
will be sold ds low as the market can Afford
[ fatter myself the hope of being able TO
give good satisfaction to nv customers and the
public generally. who may favor me with call.
Goods will he sold low to pnnc,ual customers
and for Cash. Feeling thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on the old firm.
hope by strict attention to business, to merit
continuance Of the same.
f: B. PRESLEY.
Edgehld c. Fl. Oct. ], 1S40 36
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'.Thcse are the sentiments of the Northern
Harrison Whis party expressed will, one voice
everywhere Their cry is Tip and Tariff
Mr.. Van Bufcn they deuounce as Northern
man with Southern principles" just as their
Southern Wing allies do, because he has de-
clared liutself opposed 10 the Tariff system Of
plumber. their "cherished measure" They
will not "brcu:" the danger of lis sacrifice in
electing Van Blren, bit 90 for Harrison, the
man who has assured them his adherence to
the CHERISHED measure" entil the grass shuuld
grow in the streets oi Southern ciiies.'