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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

The Fur Cap Makers of this city, after
working eighteen hours Of the twenty -four
ind it impossible 10 earn over thirty cents
per day at present prices: What do our
young men and beys say to this :? are they
willing 10 wear caps over which the wild:
owed mother and the orphan have toiled
for this miserable pi,,ance 7. The beautiful
parasols with which The ladies shade their
faces in Broadway, were stitched by the
women for twenty four cents per day! We
have heard Of widow with three children,
who earns precarinus subsistence by
sewing parasols and umbrellas, and with
the closest application she cannot earn
more than twenty-five cents per day
How long shall these things exist IN
Y. Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
Plain and. Ornamental
RR,AGI5gAII@a

RRAgsrSSs&INGa
THyHE subscribers respectfully informs the
IL citizens of Edsefeld District, that they
have entered into partnership, and tender
their services to the public in the RRICKLAY'
ING BUSINESS, in all its various branches.
They are prepared 10 do PLAIN AND OR.
NAMENTAL PLASTERING, after the mosl
approved dpatterns.-ROUGH CASTING and
GRANITEIZlNG, III the latest style. Brick
work Of every description done in workman
like manner. All their works. warranted
w. B. CHARLES,
JOHN COUMBE.
EdgefeId c. H., Feb. 26 81 S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

An aged Fen,aLe.-Mrs. Martha Tabor,
who was bora in this town, March 10,
1914. completed one hundred and one
years. on Monday last. She resides with
her daughter Mrs. Knight, on the Long
Wharf, and enjoys good health.-[ Nslo.
port Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Promotion of Printers.-Pennsylvania
appears 10 place high estimation on the
services Of, printers, who are always in Tho
line of promotion. Gen. Cameron, the
new Senator from that State served reg
ular apprenticeship to the business. There
are also seven printers in the field in Phil
adelphia, as candidates for Aldermen, at
the approaching election. Having ali
worked laboriously at different cases, they
will be able 10 distribute justice with pa.
tience, and never be "olt of sorts"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State of South Carolina.
y EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
-,sEcIN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Alscy Mobley, Lewis Mobley,) Declaration

A'sey MObley. .. Lewis Mobley, Declaration p,
.f- Simeon Jay. J Attachment.
gENHE plaintiffs who by leave of the
x Court, were allowed to plead their demand
against the Defendant. have this day filed then
Declaration against the said Simeon Jay, and
he having no wife or Attorney known to re.
side in this State upon whom rule to plead
with copy Of said Declaration could be
served. Ordered, that the said Simeon do
plead to this Declaration within a year and
a day, or final judgmen,will be awarded agains,
him.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. c.P.
Clerks Office, 22d Nov. 1874.
Nov. 81 44 1y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

True merit consists in our not being
consciou oft ourselves. Vanity eclipses
the Iusr of our virtues.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy NJ. DilIa I'd, Executix, VS.. )Dec'n in
Enoch Byne, Harmon Hust, For. At
and VIM. II. Byne. tachment.
7HVHE Plaintiff in the above stated cases hav.
Il ing this day filed her declaration in my
Office and the defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known to be ui,i,a 4 ---c.i:-
State, on Whom copy otRsald declarations
with rule to plead can be served: 1t is there.
fore ordered, that the said defendants do plead
10 the said declarations, within year and a
day from the publication of this order. or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
them.
THOMAS G. BACON, c.c.P.
Clerks Office, 18th March lS45 1y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

(a) Whether lime or. plaster would be
most beneficial, must depend on The ma
lure of the soil, and the crop TO be raised
from it. =.
(b) Spreading the manure broad cas-,
should be generallv followed: in addition
TO this, il is considered good practice 10
manure lishllyiu the hill around the plant,
just before it commences fruiing. Que
must be guided By circumstances some
what in these matters.
(c) We ethink our correspondent should
make other trials before condemning plas-
fneTfciebcvs IT sown n Dry weather, its
effects will not become apparent in some
time; if in wet weather, almost immedi-
alely. 1t is found that an ordinary crop
Of these grasses usually contains from II
10 2 cwt. Of this salt per acre. To such
crops the application Of plaster must be
beneficial. To other crops, such as peas,
beans, wheat, oats. barley, il is of little
service; because upon analysis, scarce a
trace of plaster can be found in them.-
Perhaps the soil where Mr.. Burton ap-
piled. the plaster to the grass was exhaust
ed Of its potash; if so, it would he Of no
material benefit to the grass. See this
explained, page 225 of our last volume.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
B T. A N X B d % h s,
.@aadE W.xzzalapipa% P0De2..

VUVHE Subscribers having been appointed
i. Agents for the Grssnuile Paper MIL and
Bindery, Rave now on hand, and will sell
BLANK BOOKS, of all descriptions, WRI.
TING and WRAPPING PAPER, at Charles
ton or New York prices. Please give us q
call and satisfy yourselves.
J. COIN.
Cheap Cash. Store.
Edge6eld, Dec. 25. as 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

| THE LATE HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EU
RopE-NEw Position OF ENGLAND AMERICA.
:. The news from Europe by tbeS"C Cam
bria,"' and Of which we give as usual, a
full aud careful resume, is of the greatest
interest in a political, commercial aud
even theatrical point Of view. England
maniTests towards the United States the
most friendly and conciIialory aspecl--is
reducing the taxes 90 articles of cummerce
and in order to exhibit, iy the most fat,
tering manner, an affeclionate disposition
toward US, has actually made second
Mrs. Siddous Of Miss Cushman. and pla-
ced Mr.. Forrest exactly 10 his proper po.
sition. Is g-.- 80. i -
Not a syllable has been uttered in Par
lament against Mr.. Calhoun's famous let
ter. and Policy.-We had anticipated a
perfect oulburst Of British feeling against
the policy Of our Government on the Tex
as question. To our utter. asIonisbment,
the indications have been of an exactly
opposite character. Every thing indi-
Gates the most conciialory and friendly
disposition on The part Of Great Britain
towards this country. II is perfectly clear
that The high, bold, and independent poli-
cy Of Mr.. Calhoun hus brought John Bull
10 his senses. He finds that he cannot
afford 10 quarrel with this country, and
sniilingly assenis that we should 60 on in
creasing our territory to our hearts content.
Instead Of flying into passion aud talk.
ing of war, John Bull extends the hand of
friendship TO us--expresses his desire 10
extend and perpetuale the most friendly
relations between theiwo countries-and.
has actually, made "a movement for the
formation Of new commercial treaty Of
mutual good will and advantage. Free
trade too is advancing in England and al !
together this intelligence from Europe is,
gratifying, cheering, and full Of promise in
every point-of view, political and CONNER
cial. -.
Such, then, has been the effect Of the
moral influence created and exercised ty
The high, elevated, bold, and independent
policy assumed by Mr.. Calhoun. His
place; is now occupied by Mr.. Buchanan.
Let him see to ii that he ponders we'll up
on his position, and that OF his country,
at this. important. crisis, Let him see 10
ent dignifed andslnfiuenlial posfES-----t
regards Its foreign relations. The des-
tinies Of. this land and the fortunes Of free
government, for many years to CON e, are
now dependent on the wise, just, and bold
direction ,ofthe foreign policy Of the Gen
eral Cover nment. .~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

From Tampieo.-A friend of ours has
kindly permitted US 10 make the following
extracts of letter recently received from
Tampico. They are under date Of Feb.
22d, as follows:
1.-The revolution in this country is far
from being at.an eud-in fact we consider
il as not ye, fairly commenced; and in a
very shorl time you may expect to hear
of bloody work. We have merely got rid
of ope ryrant to make room for Iesions.
ave had Conducta arrive here few
days since bringing abou, TWO and half
millions of dollars, the grealer. part Of
which is now being shipped on board Of
an English man. of-war, bound for ia
a."-[ Mobiix advertiser, March l8.. /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,. = o..
HE. H. MAYS, living one mile north OF
Ill Capt L. J. Dyson's Mill, pn w 'lsons
Creek, toled before me Il dark, bay u ARE,
twelve years old, fourteen and half hands
high. some white about each hind foot, and white
spots on each side of her back, and in her face.
Appraised by Cullen Clurk aud James Owens.
TO be worth twelve dollars. -,
THOS. NICHOLS, Mag gislrate.
March 5 lm4t 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02

Ieras.-It is stated that the exports
from Galveston for the quarter ending
January 31st, were Sl29,5S6; for.,be cor
responding period last year, S4S, S,l59. In
crease Ssl ,427. TIE imports for the same
quarter this year, are >S23l,4 ,470. For the
corresponding quarter last year, not stated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
March 12

EDY an order from John Hill, Esq. Ordi-
LID nary Of the District aforesaid, will pro-
ceed 10 sell at Edgefield Cour: House, on the
First Monday IN April nc1t, the: lands be-
longing TO the Estate Of John D. Raitord, de
ceased, situate in the District aforesaid, on The
Long Cane Road, containing --- -
acres, more or less, bounded, by lands Of Avory
Bland, Amos Holmes, James Holland. James
C. Smyley and William Mcdaniel. Sold oil
u credi. until the first day Of January next.
Purchasers to give bond and approved person
al security, and mortgage of the premises 10
the Ordinary to secure the purchase money
Costs to be paid in cash. :,
Fl. BOULWARE, S. +. D.
March 5 S, 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
W EsrLEY HARRIS, living on Clouds Creek,
Wv near Miller's Bridge, tolls before me one
Black HORSE, with hoth hind feet white, a
black spot under the right foot lock, with a
white spot on each shoulder, about I6 hands
high. and between ten and twelve years DID,
Appraised at $25.
WILEY REYNOLDS, Magistrate.
January Is dim 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Robert Burton living near Duntonsville'
Tells before rne small bright bay horse, with
both hind feet white about fourteen hands high
and six years old, no brands or other marks,
appraised at twenty dollars.
w. BRUNSON, Magistrate.
Nov I'd, 1874 1m4t az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Precious Lark. vs.. VIM. Bit
Raiford and Wife, for
and others. J. Partition.
N OTICEis is hereby given, that by virtue of
lN an order of the, Court of Equity, shall
sell at Edgefeld Court House, on Sale Day, in
April next, on a. credit until the first of January
next. one Horse and Barouche +: and various
articles of household and kitchen furniture.
S S. TOMPKINS, C. E. Z. D. :.
March - 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
just Received

just Received
ANn BBLS. WHITE POTATOES,
IOV so bbls. choice Canal Flour,
50 boxes s. Sperm Candles,
so do. Extra and No. ] Soap,
90 half aud or. bbls. No. l Mackerel, (choice,
40 kits ="
90 qIarter bbls. No.. 2 "
5 cases choice Goldfish.
2 cases fresh Mustard, (extra,)
3 boxes Chocolate. No. l..
For sale low by
SIBLEY s. CRAPON.
Dec, II # 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
i.'.J<:r ~ II,
NO. 1O.5
From The Ny He:rnia:

=. ..rAa1
The new Tarif. proposed by Sir Robert.
Peel. repeals the duty on Cotton, wool,
glass, slaves, anchors, and The exPortduly
on COAL. -, -, - - :. VS..
The Marquis Of. Westminster, one ne 81 81
The most wealthy, and influential mem
hers Of the. peerage, died al his splendid
seat, Euston Hall, on ,be evening or The
l7!h ult., 10 the; 18th year of his age:
The Earl of Mornington, bfolher of the
Duke Of Wellington and Lord Cowley.
expired at bis house 10 London on the 2Sd
ult., aged 81. -. .s,r :
+" Sir Thomas F. Buxton, so well known,
for his connection with the anti slavery
societies. died at bis residence. in Norfolk
on the 18th ult. aged IS.
More sgork fur Observation-Disclosures
constitution Of The Stale ofIlIinois forbids
The residence of Blacks withoul aiicense.
They are required to give bonds on COM.
ing into the Stale. and are otherwise in.
capaciaed from free citizenship. il is
gunored that several Massachusetts .ssciti.i
zens" have been locked up. being unable,
to show their papers. An agent should
be sent forthwith 10 regulate" the laws
Of that State. il is singular tina, Massa.
chuselts should have only, attempted TO
give lays. 70 Florida. South Carolina, and
louisiana. .ss-sF -. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
Lvie,,,;;Uriinle, Asi.s, Plastcr.-Wood asb-

Lye,;Urits, Ashes, Plastcr.-Wood ash
es whenprotected from rain, aud wet oc-
casionalIywith urine from chamber yes
sells, is ofim mense value. I made an ex-
pertinent on a piece Of ground under some
apple trees, which was covered with moss,
produced no doubt by the steriliiy of the
soil and q redundancy Of acid. Equal
paris Of I've from wood ashes and chamber
iyetwere added together, diluted with wa
ter (abo9t1 wo gallons OF water to one of
this mixtere,) and applied by watering
pot TO the soil say six gallons TO a rod
square. In two or three days the moss
was destroyed, and a very luxuriant crop
of !whitelcioveri and blue grass succeeded
it. On another grass plot in my yard, an
application of wood ashes not saturated
with chamber lye was made; by the side
Of this IAN equal quantity of plaster of
Paris 'wassput on an equal sized plot the
piece manured with ashes was decidedly
The hest. This trial, and some Others
with Iime.have deprecated plaster in nv
estimation; my settled conviction is, that
the same sum expended in lime or ashes
is more efficient han in plaster. (c)
Line II have been purchasing lime,
and hauling it about 81 miles. 1t Eassam.
ply compensated me for the cosr. say Is
cents per bashel, and the price of hauling.
Being noWiin the decline Of life. and hav-
ing spent most of my time in other voca-
tions, | feel that must be permitted to
indulge infsome hobby; / find none SO in
nocent aud attractive as my new profess
sion of Agriculture. | may be led into
error andsextravagance in some of my ex-
perimen,s 5. but if they have the effect Of
promotinglhe cause of agriculture. shall
be compensated for my labor and expense.
A. Nj. BURTON.
Bedtty's Ford, Dec. 25, 1914.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-18
5triftures of the iIrc!tro.

'ANBiS disease il so ro.rrn,,,,. anil oftcp 40
II sis'"'ay det.a,d eA-f vic. ~ =. "a
F"r'.nc,d rts-e.r.
Ters r.'t % rr-ihrS uh.eh may narrowed =.
s'h.s'hf- To- Er Sica n prsu, sri,ci.i
ih- d'~.' 'i ff"qs, ny e"sas. iushtty -tsia
s'sfst'S a." Il ia.sd Of .e.r inn ami
-f % h1sh"t issn ns ari - f,fs-L s,rli
h' s."f''u Jn ns''r"i e"og~ !e.n, az
." u' h'st ., so"i ~. sai ~ F-n-sy
rea'~f '"ie- = n.ces-s
~ thr hshf ~ "rsi'ns e",-ae. ~ r.ds
fr e'l ts.i.
"-.- d'-rhsfsr IRON he tr.tTs. which
h-''i" % ." y.sis Nin *
sii'at r,s'. To Nil Nhi- D.
his'd H rsi'rr"r blood deit, paa IN
''rains me aus, sSi hssss. much raj t.b.ts.
Itr Cat. ~ triNn1 IA i..
irr Srssis whici, iirksanx
pn'" adhr-i,- sfcu.i NM a. 1, srsine.
'nn nioa'! ta- dssa'T asd
~ y" e'nss. rr,tan tn UF-a-.. may yt.vs
rtN NJ Say b intIe' " e''-sr
rliFy oS ~ tsr Wt.na rs-,t atcr.ng G,rorff 81
:" ""dsn u; r. n indy- 10 hsFi fsx d-uku. H. -
iSS hans>i 70 is- ~ powerful r'.~.t Ioacy
and .ieh as r,'ey TAI q, .rN0e- =ot.t fctsls.
WIN Of m sl..
cal psaetnnss be sir3 81
p.e'ty adhere IN r;- given: uu!ap3y ,rsr-s
AID ina"'ien p"h tbeir oot-s. aua
We an ibdpu,a fseiista psrsa- secs with
ne fesen' complaint ind d;t-n jar
si-nrn' ad aud who sn>y p-esaiaiy
arin 10 u osy arrf bag and psrfli
la H.srLxT unjIxy IL, tie ,,r,sxa AMI eur.
OF Snnfs Of the Ur-tia.
'ns particular hrsncb tn pru-sion
lA, hr VII onfsstss- the and and e
iect perfect eDF-. References gtvr. n REQUIRED
% Once one soor s-i'w the Trinity CEuseb
hour su'u"s ,bs a.y szAi erenizs
RitnNoNp Dee. q,
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SIXTH stPgLY OF FALL. AND
WINTER D.s .suD....
N'Nf-ss-E /. i-ii
W. iENAiN$ oyca,s 100 s,rk 20. z,,-, n x,
~ "9fsf Ha'ihs been ?usvhazed within a II .,@.s
prices ih"s ~' h. rhi - Nbosaie rr1 - s-r - res
zoe cash ih- t - esivsd eon-t v-sy arg. ,py 81
Nogstn-, Ga iius seas. s,aw.. ~
taLens-- Press dauis-sch.f.
Bo-nsi. Neck st.i s,Sp Ribs-si.
Lace Goots. Lace "a, M,-lin Co-,-s
Irhtar4-. ,Lriha, ts--surer-s nd v.-t.ur
Rtanssi ianssys. "orien-. fof
rauin-ts k-sHssy ISsns. G',s~- aui Iio-i.rr
tpc"1 tb-.Ar Pocket .striss-ca.- travats r. Sr q
ev"'y pnee fn y" cb ,p,i n4s 70 L,...
par QUARRY i"Viiei u "i1i"ih, -h'r'- 4rd Jr-ss s.
QJ- New q. -sts .vsrs -,l
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" EBB. BACUN Y 90.

WEBB. BACON Y co,
OFFER For y iLE:
D. n HBps. y. Ories>s spe.s
~OOs7 d, Ees da
IS paes,se- Loaf sasar. lowing. aud wOol,y-
10 bh- crushed 60
- =. DREAMS Mo:.---
HSs W Iri4z
600 bags RIO Che
I.-suyra do
% 81 Domss,
50 cd t:oy Il,
IS aS1 ,ssr.e.it.sss % 49, .-s''-y-.r
90 bss. Pepper
ris-n
rack Liverpool Bnsu sas
-seks GoogsJ 4,
so Iar.. BaIs Pa-n, Csua,..
~. Tsn~s do
~ d.. sp.ua da
4 efn 10 Brown and Fancy soaps
fso So skIe and ie,is wnea-, Gl.,,
80 ksys Cut Ssi- aud Br.GS ID a Iod
Bir.cr.d srei
- $50, hsfs sLa
Waite DO, kr.asd in oil
200 sdsssoae f@A,5er. vsrrou. qualities,
Upfcr LA hrf ode.
bapont's Sporting NJ Blas,inr Po~,.,
oh---perm. tauB.r aud
Tar. Caiabna Lcone.
i-dg1- Nader. Copperas. Nnn- Starch, saa P.t,.
Cotton farn- Bed Cord. L-adia. Lia.. Twin.
P-Fer-~n'ins. letter and wrapping
Nests 0f Wood Ware, Painted Buckets
Grind stone-
Tess-tun Powder AMI Pore,r,cr
WINS, lsfi Baeoo Rice, Clover sexd Ae
March H. .,
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DRlNkER y NORRIS.

LATE SMITH * PALMER
BOOKS AND STATIONEuY.
b(EG to invite the attention OF Country Mer
NE eisn. AMI all 10 complete ard r.p.r. a.
'onn'ni q" HOOKS AND STATIONERY 10 which ME ADDED
"a lew days their Spring supply being
fora the N"rthern Markets by ~. a,,o-, en-
s,'ns saEdsfa rus'so IN -yep S-pariaru; of
~ Ai an English ffeash sui German Eit whrh ".
ie AIDING en TIE Be~ Nj. sian-ou. Publications. as t.y
SCHOOL Ann CLASSICAL BOOKS m ,h- latest and ,no NJ,
oa odh'n' raw IN ass IN the seso" Colleges in
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY IN. Iaais. ust. ,ts.,
tHesuF, Con:asss.. Msiseoaieai Instruments. Dsriny Mate
nah new and popular Ms.'e. snd Mr,ea INSTRUMENTS.
BLANK bpcH Of ysr.ey and -, OF bi,dnr
constantly on h-r and Manufactured order sl.7 Bank for
LsNJsn sAs Con tables ck- Of Coa.ts iIinsd aad hnund
v o'der E'es tser'i's 81 Binding
WRITING raPER-iseo r,a I,i,,r ami Csp wri-
", ask the attention q County Mereisn:..
~ oif eu-ones Of the hoss ystea.er- v:inr
The cts, he Away. nsins at our hons large
'''A 10 select 'r' at b" prices and sSss issal terms.
haa ID e"o.se ers staiioners and Bnoshirdsr-.
> BARRELS oreaas ciart6sd sugar for si.ly -
r.1 shIs John <, GORDON.
~ EW BOOKS.-Researctes ON Scruf,!ou,
freneh by srney Da-~. ANN n, with sppcn4I eom-
''i as. F.n,l,a fSo The saTssn. Of sercf,,
Roma Roma Roma:
Nos L Tia Come Era PFnla Sc.
Gss'-' tau'ia Damas rOsu tsaH.led French by
,lsss ~, ssns'
WA anecdotes Of Their Courts supply
s7S ~ T. BALI. u. y. PERKINS
mi na .iaie Persia, Harvey 4 B4l}
GuANO.-.5ba bags Pc ru,ian Guano, daily ex.
- ree''d- rho-e in want VIII r'ease aPpyio
NH WILLIAMS HAXAIL-
20 En;s FAMILY FLOOR warranted :. Of tsv-ry be-
80 S''al'y, for sale by
@ Is R.N. BUTTON.
MISSES BOOTS & SHOES.
~ have an band Erg~ md shncs OF
y 'HhiHiE "hici foT ch.ap
PI-rSrY /. MATS
DESIRABLE GOODS For FAMILIES
fENAEiE "a rLEeY-!iae 1ry Tail. Cr.isry ~ eos ~ 81
d piece also Bone, Buck ihony. Sei;p Ivor,-hs 1
Nave and fciks IN sirs- Ard steel. 10
match Of recent in'aor;aiisiL and Cor sNr loT.
no - ~. s.&L Doy..S
\. ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs
Sln HHDs.N u. Sugar
XIV So bbs Molssscs
In store fos sale ny
jn% DUNLOP MuvCrrE = co.
Innsk BUSHELS Of Chenango Potatoes, from Maine or
AVOO board scir Bsaes Hawk, Does and by
)" RANKIN 4 wnITiOCK.
FIGCRED SATIN VESYN
MTTHER Fancy ju received ,,scn- th.
IA tare superior quality striped satin and to- oar
sssorrneni VI the Mind IN the ely. STARR \ 90
lih streCt
LUMBER.
SS0H FEET Cypress boards. hourly cx
AJsSV pc,'edty Il WEBB a,coN 4 60
rIH.S Eirts Bacon h,s rouni
u I d, d Io-s.
IS tns.s Hu3's rNirnt Candle
i0h bushes Mountain Clover SesdR'e,ving sale ~
h1 WEBB. BACON a 20.
1StN BBiS. Baldwin Apples. oaiiy expected
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PAST FAvOGS NEVER FORGOTTEN.
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FAST fANOES NEVER FORGOTTEN.
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