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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

The Bangor Wing gives the following
description Of scenes at Miller meetings il
that city and its neishborhood:
"One exercise is for some of them ,c
get upon their hands and knees on the
floor, while others sl astride their backs
Washing each others feet-klssing and en-
bracing each other, and other forms. They
have an exercise called "holy rolliug,''
and another "Slain of The Lord"
they fall upon The floor apparently helpless.
In this some of them give warning and re.
late visions, and recite doggrel rhymes.
They have method of expressing Joy by
shouting and swinging their arms and
clapping their hands. There is a holy
dance pracrised, and the holy laugh. Ere.
quent happiness are observed-some at
midnight, and some personal. The latter
has been recently performed by certain
worthy and highly accomplished young
women, by jumping aud rolling in pools
Of water by The road side. Little children
have been seized and carried into neigh
boring brook. Various means are resor;
ted TO. for the purpose of making sacri-
hgces. One woman took her china lea
set and broke it into. small pieces. AS
general thing, they refrain from labor, and
dispose of their property, apparently with
out thought Of its'value or pains taken;in
collecting it. They consume their fences
for luel-have no regard TO regular hours
of refreshmenl or rest. And for all these
things they think!hey have the command
Of God"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

1t has been decided by Judge Nelson,
as we learn from communication in The
National lnlellgencer, that If the proprie.
tor of new invention sells even one OF
his articles. before he has taken out bis
patent, he thereby loses bis exclusive
claim; the sale is held to be an abandon.
ment of the invention to the public
This is new decision-the opposite doc
trine having been heretofore held at the
patent office. The case in which the law
was declared by Judge Nelson was that of
Wilson vs.. Packard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
EDGEFgELD ADVERTISER.
.'s...s BY
W.T.. .DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR. !,
NEW TERMS,


Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, per annum
ifpaid in advance SO if not paid within ST,
months from the date of subscriptions. and
S4 if not paid before the expiration Of the
wear. All subscriptions will be continued,
unless Otherwise ordered before the explra.
ton Of the year; but no paper will be discon-
tinued until! all arrearases are paid, unless at
the option Of the Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub.
scribers, shallreceive the paper for one year,
gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS spicuously inserted at rs
cents per.square, (i2 lines, or less,) for the
frs, insertion, and 374 for each continuance.
Those published monthly, or quarterly, will
be charged 81 per square. ADVERTISEMENTS
no, having the number ofinse ons marked
on them, will be continued VI lordered out
and charged accordingly.
All communications, post paid 'ill be prompt
iy and strictly attended, to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

| understand case has been, or is be-
ing prepared for the consideration oJ the
Attorney General, with reference to the
question, whether The Postmaster General
cannot contract with individuals to carry
The mails over the railroads; aud whether
such individuals will uol have the right to
travel over The railroads with the mails in
their possession. If his opiGion should be
in favor of this position, aud the case
should be tested before the Courts, and
sustained by them, ii would al once, and
forever, break up The monopoIy y. which
The railroad companies are endeavoring to
establish, and by meaus Of which they
think they can control and coerce the Post
Office Department, and plumber the peo-
pie, underprelence Of being paid for car.
rying the mail, ad infniLum.-Correspon
dent N. y. Hefdld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

HAPT. T. J. DYSON, living near the
OFork Of Wilson Creek and Saluda
River. Toled before me bright sorrel
horse, eleven years old, Is hands high =,
some white about EACH hind foot, one fore
foot white half way up the leg, large blaze
in his face, aud hip shot in the ri ght hip,
and appraised at $50.
THOS. NICHOLS, Mag.
April 80. l5 atm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
State. of South Carolina.
Notice.

WDERSONS having demands against th'
u Estate ofAnn NJ. Terry, deceased, ar'
notified 10 present them properly attested' ant
those indebted to said Estate are requested L
make immediate payment.
]. TERRY, Executor.
March 10 1y 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

9 Season.-The Georgetown Obser.
vef Saturday last, says :-'On Monday
lase were informed personally and by
letthat on the 25lh ull. considerable
froad been seen in Chesterfield, Will.
ialurs and the Western part of Oar.
linn, The thermometer here was down
to The young rice. just out ofIhe long
W; has suffered in appearances of
Wand color. We have warm weather
as which will the crops-shall
ntain in a few days. The river is again
sd brackish quite upto town. The best
lod rice plantations have wanted wa.
tehile Others have suffered more. In
,yardens 10 town we have observed
cassalsin blossom, but the crop of corn
oe plantations are far behind, and arc
nj promising as usul."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

r
A method is said TO have been idiscoy
rendered as hard and durable as iron O. O.
stone and it; is further asserted that III,
experiment has been tried with so much
success that wooden rails. thus prepared
have been successfully substituted for the
iron rails in common use. The cost o.
heavy iron rails of The most approved
kind. is said to be in England not far from
5000 per mile rails made by lhe uew
method ii is stated can be laid down for
S400 per mile. -. :.
The annual report Of the Patent Office,
for the lasl year. makes mention Of lhe
discovery as one likely to be OF vast i'm.
portance TO this country. The wooden
rails have been used on he Dover Rail
road, and Others laid down al VauxhalI,
for experiment, have erdured a years
travel without any perceptihle injury
The process of preparing the timber is
simply this:
"The pieces. after having been fitted by
the carpenter and joiner for their places,
are introduced into an immense iron cylin-
der, which is then exhausted by All air
pump. A solution of the suIphaIe of iron
is then injected. which Immediately enters
into the exhausted pores Of The wood
Tho wood is then withdrawn, and placed
again in q similar vacuum, in solution
of muriate Of lime, which, coming into
contact with lbe sulphate of iron within
the wood, decomposes ii, and forms an
lnsolnbIe sui plate of line, or gypsum.
within the wood; and the muriale Of.
ron, the other new compound. goes about
lis business. So The wood becomes thor,
oughly impregnaled with stone as hard as
rock, and ye. il is as tough as it was
Del0re."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

~The friends of SAMPSON B. MAYS,
announce him as candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct. go # 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

'mo parts of Bengal the Iatorer re-
6 from his English task master but
tence day, and is fed on nolhing bu,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.

u Z. WATKINS and N. P. NORRIS,
Edgefeld Baplis, Association, will, by di.
vine permission fill the following appoint
ments:
Saturday before the End Lords day in
July, a, Rehobolh.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords day, a,
Plumbranch.
Saturday before the 4lh Lords day, a,
Buffalo.
Saturday before the lst Lords day in
August, al Calliham's Mill.
Saturday before the 2ud Lords day, at
Beulah.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords day, al
Glsal.
Saturday before the 9TH Lords day, at
Bethany.
Saturday before the 9th Lords day, al
Noun, Moriah.
Saturday before the Isl Lords day in
September, at Horeb.
o. ]. Trap AND A. DozlER. Mis-
sionaries in 2nd Division, expect 10 fulfil
the following:
Saturday before The End Lords day in
July, at Chesuut Hill.
Saturday before the Bird Lords day, al
, FellouoniP.- - -
Saturday before the 4th Lords day, at
Sister Springs.
Saturday before the lst Lords day in
August, al Damascus.
Saturday before the 2nd Dord's day, al
Little Stephens Creek.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords day, al
Sloan.
Saturday before the 4lh Lords Cay, al
Mountain Creek.
Saturday, before the 9th Lords day, al
Good Hope. :.
Saturday before The ist Lords day in
September, at Providence.
Should The prospects be sufficiently en-
couraging, The meetings will continue one
week a, each Church. -
June Il y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

Happiness. Happy is the man who
has health, competence and con,enlment.
Happy is The man who feareth not the
Sherif--who ,uruelh not aside for the
constable, aud who hath complied with
the. injunction Of the Apostle-"owe no
man any thing"
Happy is the man who has not the
tooth ache-who sbakelh NOT with The
ague-who gripe,h not with the cholic--
who can brush his own boots and shave
himself with cold water, and who is never
disturbed with the "delirium:trangles."
Happy is the man who bath no horse To
lend, aud who is never troubled with the
nigh, mare.
All these are happy, but happierfar is
he who has arrived al good old age, and
when he lielh down a, night, can exclaim,
l am at peace With my God, and thank
him that never printed newspaper"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Guardian of Declarati0nn
Francis w. Ferl,, vs.. Foreign
Euuch Byne, Elijah Ahachmcnt.
Byne, Harmon
llust
Andrew Carson, rs. Declaration IN For
the same. Cign attachment.
FENHE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases.
"a having this day filed their Declarations in
my Office. undlhe Defendants having neither
nowlc or Attorneys knowuto reside within lie
limits ofthe State on whom II copy Of the same
with rule 10 plead can be served. 1T is
therefore. Ordered" that the Delendantappe
and plead to the same within year and a day
from The day hereofor final and absolute judg
ment will be awarded against them.
THOMAS q. BACON, C. C. c. r.
Clerks Office, March l7th, lS45 Jy 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

seat man vii! neither tramplc on q wo.
rtlor sneak to king.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
From the Charleston Courier.
WAR WITH MEXICO.

On Saturday last, our city was rifle with
runors of declaration of war by Mexico
against The United States. The report
was founded on statements said TO have
been made by bearer of dispatches from
The British Consul at New Orleans, to the
British Minister al Washington, who was
travelling "express." L; was asserted
that British man of war had arrived
below al New-Orleans; that dispatches
announcing the declaration of war had
been senl up to The city; and, the mail
boat from Mobile having left. that steam
boat was chartered, at an immense ex
pense, 10 overtake the mail; aud Illus ru-
NOR accounted for the news having been
exclusively" in the possession of this ex-
press despatch bearer.
Great anxiety was manifested by all for
the arrival of The Rail Road cars with the
Western mail, TO confirm the war report,
if true. The mail came, and the whole
story Of war vanished into thin air. Ii
proved 10 be true that the British frigale
EWydice had arrived at the Balize, from
Vera Cruz, bringing dispatches from the
British Minister in Mexico, 10 Mr.. Pack
enhanE the British Minister al Washing
ton, which were sent by special messen-
ger,zMI:. Mure, as we believe is usual on
Sc es.ai s!it heir contents Were Of
them 10 charge.
In another column will be found some
extracts of Mexican intelligence. copied
from the New-Orleans Jefersonian Re
publican of Monday and Tuesday last in
which it will be seen that The former re.
ports Of the anxiety of the Mexican peo.
ple for war with this country. are reilera.
ted, and also that the British envoys are
making every exerlior to prevent the an
nexa ion of Texas TO this country but we
cannt perceive any evidence that de-
claraion Of war on the part Of Mexico, is
more probable than was previously appa.
rent. At,
Tie Bulletin of Monday says: ave
have received no papers or communica-
tions,ther than letter from our CORES
pondnt at Mazallan, who states that the
Aneican bark Quirote had arrived a,
San 'las from Alta California. with the
late Governor on board and his soldiers
havig been expelled by the native Cali
fornias. The northern departments, our
corrPnndenl says, are s0hotiy averse to a
,car nth the United States, on account of
the daeration Of Teras."
S'uld any important intelligence af.
fecliy the relations of this country with
MeEo, or any other power, be received |
at al poul, it is naturally 10 be supposed
,ha,he authorities would take measures
TO clmuuicate itthroughoutrhe country
willihe greatest possible despatch, and
thesore lying rumors should always be
doued. =. -.
cefm Company.-A companion thai
is eerfu. aud free from swearing and
scuious discourse is worth gold. love
sucImirlh as does not make friends
ashled to look upon one another next
mong, nor men, that canuot well bear
il, tepent The, money they spend when
lhe,e warmed with drink. And take
thisr rule; you may pick out such
timand such companions, that you NAV
ma yourselves merrier for little than
a ct deal Of money "Tis the company
anot the charge that makes the FEAST
IsdWaLioa. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

NO. FL.

The opinion Of the Court was delivered
by Judge Mclean. He admitted the
correctness of the proposition ], 2 and 8,
but oveTuled the demurrer TO The declara.
ton, decided that if Indiana had remained
territory, under The ordinance, she
would not have been bound 10 deliver up
The slaves; bnl having adopted constitu-
lion. which in Part abrogates the law Of
The, ordinance. she is bound by The consti-
tion of the United States; and Missouri
being one Of the great sister family Of
States, is entitled to all the rights and priv.
ileges ofthe original States, from all other
States in The Union.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

INV. p. Hill aud ]. MoRRIs, MiSsiona
aries for ihe 4th division Of the Edsefield AS
socialion will by divine permission. fill the fol
lowing apponlmenls'vlz'
Saturday before the 2nd Lords Day in July,
at Lebanon.
Saturday before the 3yd Lords Day in July,
at Hamburg.
Saturday before the 4th Lords Day in July.
at Antioch.
Saturday before the lst Lords Day in Au-
gust al, Pleasant Grove.
Saturday before the 2nd Lords Day in Au
gust, at Red Oak Grove.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords Day in Au
gust, at Big Stephens Creek
Saturday before the 4I Lords Day IN Au-
gust, al Edse6eld Court House.
Saturday before the 5th Lords Day in Au-
gust at Horns Greek.
Saturday before the Isl Lords Day in Sep.
tember, al Republican,.
May 2S
TJ.W. Coleman AND j. F. Petersen
Missionaries in the 3rd Division will fill the
following appointments:
Saturday before the 2nd Lords day in July
q, Salem.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords day, al Lex
inglon. Gu,
Saturday before 4th Lords day. at Cloud:
Creek.
Saturday before the lst Lords day in August
at Sardis
Saturday before the 2ud Lords day, at Pine
Pleasant.
Saturday before the Bird Lords day, at Rec
Bank.
Saturday before the 4th Lords day, at DR.!
Creek.
' Saturday before the 5t, Lords day, a; Bethel
Saturday before the 1st Lords day, at Rock.
Greek. :,
N. B. Each of the above appointments vii
continue one week, if circumstances are IL
vorable
June 4 lS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

We take the following Letters from late
numbers of the London League-.he Jour-
nal Of tho Free Traders of England
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

To Cure Bello,Us in Horses.-Take one
tablespoonful OF gun. powder to one: :gill
of swee: milk the FIRST morning; aud one
spoonful Of British Oilto a gill Of sweet
milk the next morning; and TINS proceed
for nine days. administering it as drench.
| can from my own experience, assure
you that il will effect cure: and for the
benefit Of others, | hope you will publish
it. H. II. C..
Walton county, April "a. 1915.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-18

Il DESERVING Man." Do you know
Mr. Brown . -
Yes, my DEAR -:
is: he not avery deserving man!' -.
Yes, he deserves f1oeging. aud, if be-
ever gallanls yon again, l will give tito
him ~
Lie:
a MegTo's Idea Of Lore.-Ah, nigger. Ifelt.
as if war up in de clouds between two hot
buckwhnat cakes, and all de little angels war
pourln' down '!asses upon mer'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-04

MSAAL APPROPRIATIONS CF
II TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, 81.
FREDERICK FICHEY d SONS, 900 RAITT.
KOBE sTRETT, have lust received per ships PoCaEoE-
tls, Albert and rOWhatlan,
y. Fickv II son : sUpsrinr6 cord Spool Cotton
TitlGV, TAthnm II W alker's pateHt ana Shoe Thread
Mems end Womgn's Stockings. a complete assoc IL
DO do MnYlVidu Stockings
DO do Silk do
Coat Cords and Binding, a e9M piete assortment
Laces and Edlnss
I.ambswGo', Ca,tnr AID Berlin GiOves.
Hill & Sons uRTiyai!ed Needles
CUTLERY Il complete assortment
Japauu, Tea Trays; hraSs and iron CHndIestcks
Pearl shirt buttons; Snuif BoYes and Fi3lins
Lead Pencils; nsnameuted Dressing CaRts
SupertiRe ornameuied Card Baskets
Pocket Locking [,laSseg, &c.
AND ON CONSIGNMENT,
COMBS, 0i every description; Brushcs
Silk and Lasting COAT BUTTONS
Bone and SIX do do
Backing and Friction Matches; ito,i4 Head Pins
Ggn Elastic Suspenders
= ockS and shirt Collars; Fancy Soaps, Sc.
EhF" To which we invite the attention OF Country
Maych an,s and others, and assure them that we will
sell them goods law as they can hay them in eny
the Eastern markets. Our stock they will GNd 10 bt
ve,y complete, containing greater variety than any
other stock Of gnnis in Ibis market, which, hCng o
our own irnpovatouS or consigned to us, ena
bied to offer at prices which cannot fail TO please.
off IAi
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-04
rNNSITM rTTnE.

CONSUMPTION,
asthma. BTcnchhs, Splitting Blood, Pain in the Size
and Breast, Sore III cat, HonrsenesS, Pclpitctton
eCM' lieG,., Whoopins Cough, Group, ffses,
Nervous 9'reuors, Liner Complaint and
Diseased Kidneys arc Trdicniiy cured by
THOMSUN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPTHA.
CURE FOLLOWS CURE! Further evil
u drnce of The efficacy Of ThoMpsOns Compound
SyrUp Of Tar and Wood Napthu, in Consumption.
Nj ~. II. 7. " amer, now residing at the h0u'e OF
Michael g. Fisher, in Woodbury., N. j., was attacked
Is months ago with a violent disease of the lungs,
ced by her PIN sicnl, Dr. W. II, of Phadei-
pha, CONGESTION OF THH LUNGs The pain in her
breast vineHt, with difficult respiration, and total
inability 10 raise The pheum precuding the possblil-
~ OF rrporr, and rendering it necessary To remain
rrnpprd ~ IN he'd three months. Her voice was gore
Hen physician dcPain her case hopeless, ana she
ceased "a indulge the hope OF recovery Hearing OF
the numerous cures effected by THoMsoS's Com
Pound SYRUP OF 'fAE AND Woop NAPTuA; a a last
resort she resUlvtd to Try it, and in very short Time
he- health improved: and 10 steady perseverance, in
the Of this invaluable remedy, she alone attributes
her complete restoration 10 health.
The above statement respecting my wife is stTicty
true. and her rrcove'ys attributed solely to me use
, Of Thnmson's Compound Syrup Of Tar ana Wooo
Nspihiever Other ient dy havirgtailed IN her ease
HENRY z. WARNER, RhIgsessing.
May 10th, 1916.
Prepared only BY s. p. THOMSON, n Z. cor. 9TH
and spruce streets, Philadelphia AGENTS, Roberts
& Atkinson cor Baltimore aud Hanover SITS, Bau
more; G.. Slnli, Washington, d. q a. DhVal q Co.
Richmond; NJ. A. Santos. Norfolk &, corning, refers
burg. En. Price 50 cents, or bottles sa5p Id5. BE
ware Ct MI ima,ohg elton
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-04

THE MOSS RUSE AND TIE LILY.
In n CAV psrt.rrp u moss rose grew,
Where neaI al band, trom a streams bril- bed,
A lovely. broad ieavrd lilly threw,
Above the waters its snowy head,
A dispuie arose between The pair,
(The words r.n high, and were bitter as E1i1
For Lilly said red was unseem'yto wear;
And Rose said While WAS no color ut ALL
A gentle maiden heard the dispute,
And chded tht m bath in accents meek
With sorrow aad shame the flowers were mtta,
And nlenceforlb blended on wnman's chct*'
Bat ever avoid the hectic flush,
And coughs and colds allow 70 chance;
To insure a cure or prevent an attack,
Use the CANDY made by HANuE.
Hances Can!y is Z sovereign remedy Tor coughs
Colds sptng Of Ui0o6 and hoarstness. Price % Cts
per package. For sait by
SETH S. HANCE,
New Drug AMI Medicine Store, No. l0B Baltimore
street, and corner Of Charles aud Pr Il sta. OBJ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-04
A. w. CHANEy.

s6N FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
III SHOE MANUFACTURERS, No. 3S
VI HARRISON ST, BALTIMORE, sign
easss M <afsa'HJf the "Napoienn Boot and Shoe
E store" wholesale and retail, lakes
this mPlh0d of IN Crming his custom
ere and the pubic in cene,al, that he has just
plclcd hs Fall stock, which ia as good, ii not supe
tn any in the city, racing Roots and Shoes Of
every description for LadicS aud Gentlemen, VI ich
win ha sold tor less haH the same can he purchased
elsewhere Ladies superior Morocco shoes OF at!
kinds; Grntlemens EuOs ri al kinds: and Children
and VI Sseg' o every description.
n =. 4 few Of different Kinds Of Summer Stock
en- hand, which will be sold nt cost 10 close out
Gtntlem5m's Morocco Boots; L-ti,s' Light Shoes;
Miss - 0aitrTs, &c.
TO- t'uunrv merchants w0uid do well to call and
see beinr purchasing rIsyW here seJ-Jm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-04
corner Oh aries and Pratt sta,
and ifS Baltimore ~.

vsyO COUNTRY MEE,CHANIs x oitEns.
IA HENRY ". COOKE, corner of HANOVER
and LOMBARD STREE :, has for sale large and
web assorted stuck Of Fresh Fall and Winter DRY
GDOnS-eonsi ling of
CLoTHs--inyisible Green, wool dyed, black, blue,
brown, drab, &C.
CA5SIMEREs--Wo dyed black, blue, Oxford
MIXED, dab, i,ncy striped and plaid, &C.
SArTiSEF3-indgo blue, black, Adams mixed,
| Oxford and Cadet UiiIed, PLAIN, striped, &e,
KENTUCKY JEANS-GGld, blue, erefn, and OK
| ford miEad-af very superior qaany also, ccmmoN
| AMI mNdHm qnq'iiv, Cadet mixed and blue.
/ FLANNEhS White, red sud yellow
| CALlcbES--A large assortment of The istGst ard
| richest sfy'es
| shANLR-Pi0tro Cu'lnere, Rroche, Taslinui.
Polka, "'e tn,h'h 7hhsi, Mode c0l0red, NOu>lin BE
| Lain a0d rHh'tr Blanket hnwia fg' saos, &c.
| DNG'S E0UH"-Ca hre'", Mnueiine de isajnr7,
Alp 'cas plain, ali ard figured, Res Cashn.re,,
! BomhaEinP. &C. Slr.
! BLANHGT@-EEbi,ary. DafF' point rupor Cradle.
Jaqnartd Gala Pails lT'sh Linn NJ, domestic SHIN.
| ing and ~hret,nsS, Cheeks, Pind Ticking Osnabrigs
| i'rs. Gan 81 Flannel cn'n'ed Canofic, Paper Cam
| brc>. Bh',Ons. servings &c,
! COTTON EARN-of superior quality. o.