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QUESTIONS AND ANswERs.-Q. What is mu- sicl
 A. An essential of feminine education, which has a tendency render the hands unfit for any useful employment. Q. What IS a musicianf
 A. One who understands music and-nothing else "a member of predatory bandiiti, famous for prey ing on the vitals of society and cats. e. What piano forte3
 A. Almost as bad as parrot. N. B.-Ihs IS private joke, and of significant to any but the un- derstanders.
 c. What is a bar?
 A. A difficult place to get over on a cruise. c. What is n bar rest
 A. The ntermis sion al Niblo's. Q. When may musician be said to compose hmselfq
 A. When he gives himself aiis. 0. What is time?
 A. The precise period when note should be talk en up.
 Q. What graces? ... A. The three days after, allowed by law. o. What is an organist?
 A. pipe-stopper.
 e. Where would you be most likely to find a slave?
 A. In barrel organ.
 O. How would you insure an elevate stylef A. Pitch it high.
 c State the difference between lingering the pl- ano and lingering the hat.
 A. In one case you count four, in the hat case. ten.
 O. Wbat IS hatl
 A. Almost natural, if not quite.-[The Jeste r
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OFFICE MERCHANTS lNsURAscE Co MOBILE
 Mobile, l2ih June, 1SI5.
 A DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT for the last "A six months on the capital stock of $2h0,OO0, has this day been decared by the Board Of DTec- ors pa, able to the holders on and after Tues day the 1st day ofJu, newt.
 ieI4 THOS W MCCOY. Secretary,
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Ary.We are requested Io announce EDWARD b. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Gonrt af ihe ensuing elecIIOn. mhIl
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CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From Philadelphia, June l4-Bark OsceolH, Merciar.
 ARRIVED HENcE-At Boston. June l5-Schr President Harrison, N Nickerson.
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TrThe friends of THOMAS c. NEWBoLD will support hr for County Tax Collector at ihe en- suing August election. je3 1873
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@SO REWARD will be given for the appreheo

dt E0 REWARD will be given for lie apprehen- WOO sion and delivery "f my boy HENRY, who runaway from me sometime in the month of Decem Der, lS44. He Is about twenty years of age; very bright, and no doubt will try 10 pass himself oi for
 white man; he is about five feet four or five inches high; slender built; weighs about one hundred and twenty pounds; inclined to lreckle; black hair: two of his teeth ont m front; and known in many public places as arace rider When last heard of he was in Mebile, .a and will probably attempt to make formation respecting the boy will be thankfully re- ceived by addressing at Eubanks P. O., Columbia je17 16stcmo sl naf !1' E, RANKIN. =;
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KEEN TEAS-An assortment of fine Teas Ns received per Morea and for saIe by
 WRIGHT x CUNNINGHAM. piz Grocers, 6S Dauphin st
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fgJ- The friends of c. WALKER announce him as A candidate for the office of Tax Collector ot Mobile county al the ensuing August election. je3
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Ns The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- uort him as candidate for the office of Clerk oi the County Court, al tle election in August next.
 ian16 40iek s
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FUNERAL OF GEN. JAcKsoE.-The Nashville Union gives the following account of the funeral ot Gen. Jackson at the Hermitage
 The recommendations of the meeting of citizens were promptly aGquesced in during the day on i"es- day Business of every kind was snspended-lhe houses were all closed and the city had all tlie ap- pearance ofa Sabbath. Minute guns fired from II o'clock until o'clock, and the bells at n II the churches we're tolled.
 Early on Tuesday mor ming every vehicle in the city that could be procured was pu, m requisiii"n' and vast concourse ofcItizens repaired to the Her mtape. There was an immense assemb'age present from all the surrounding towns and Oountles. The bodv of te old Hero was laid out in the paror with the face uncovered-every one being anxious to take d last lingering look at him. We saw present many of his old companions in arms, and many lear fell from their manly cheeks they gazed .or the last time upon his features cold m death. Al II o'clock, the Rev Dr. Edgar preached n most impressive and eloquent serlnon--hls text was taken from Revelations, 7lh chapter. 18th and l4th verses i-
 unto me- what are these which are arrayed m white robes? And whence came they! l4Ih. And said unto him, sr, thou knowest. And he said to me, tbese are they which came ouI of great tribuation, and have washed thelr ropes, aud made them white in the blood Of the Lamb The eloquent divine gave An interesting skelcn o' the conversion O Gen. Jackson about SIX or seven years ago and bore the strnngcst testimony m Dehd of his Christian life aui walk. His dellneat'on o his character as Il soldier. commander, statesman and patriot. was striking and elOquent Alter the religious services were ended' the no'y was conveyed ru the prepared many years since for it's reception. The following gentemen acted as pall-bearers on the solemn occasion. VIZ; Jacob NC Gaveck, Esq.,, Joseph Norve, Sen, Joseph W Horton, Esq, Joseph LiIion, Esq. Captain Alpha Kingsley. Timothy Dodson. Esq Jas Ridley, Esq Thomas Claiborne, Esq DanIel Graham, Esq, Dr J. Shelby, F. B. Fogg, Esq. Hon. M. w. Brown David Craighead, Esq | In the presence of the vast assembly, without ponp or display, his body was deposited by the side of that of his beloved wife, which has been there resting for sixteen years. It was his wish that he should be buried quietly and peacefully. wiiho" pomp or display, and so Il was dune. Capt. Car roIl's fine company of Blues was present in uniform which gave additional interest 10 the occasion. the solemn ceremony closed by the discharge O three yoeys over the grave, under command oi "en Harding.
 Thus [says the Union] died and thus was buried Gen. Andrew Jackson. We deem il unnecessary it speak of the character of one illusirlous thai h name and fame have filled the world. He had empha tcaily filled the measure of his countr,s glory, sn' ripe old age he quietly and calmly breaihed h last, having made his peace with tis God and a'' up for himsel t an ,mpershable treasure in Heaven
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,.EcE.pTs s.E C,,v"r0N.

CONsnGsNEES Per steamboat Fashion, from New-Orleans-Wilsor X May.
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OtS- The friends of J JOSEPH CURRAN wall sup mort him a candidate for the office of Tax ollet tor of oblIe couniy al the ensuing August election. jel9
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For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
 Icy- sm candidate for reelection to the oihcs of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the soIh AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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vUNEACHER WAN FED-For the summer or by
 | the year, 10 teach a few children .n prya'e family, about Eve miles below the city. je2i
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nJ- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION- FAMILY MEDICINE-Ta Tauanf's Cordial Ehru Of Turkey Rhubarb iakes it's place the besl remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of the present day and for it's efficacy and afety. deserves it's name oi being in truth Family Medicine. Those who sof fer from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety.or intel. ectual application of whatever kind, will find it to be medicine of extreme value. This preparation will prove heaI,hfu stimuant for the patient who suffers from the frequent use of wine or sprns' For sale wholesale and retail, at the sure oi Messrs' MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists and Apolheca- ries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets The pro- prietors has appoin.ed them Agents for this city.
 my15 142Kmo
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MARINE NEW $.
Port of NIobile--June 26, 1s45.
CLEAR RED,

CLEARED. Schr Rival, Hathorn, for Pensacola, by master. Soop Herald, Reynolds for Malunzas, by c LeBaron.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, fin New Orleans. .- Steamboat Monmouth Baker, i'm New-Orleans. Steamboat Alabama, Wilson, frem Montgomery, with 40 bales cotton.
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LNOR HlRE-A young and active Negro Man. E hpply to s. DESHON & MYERS,
 ie2I corner of Commerce and Cont sts
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For County Tax Collector:

O1- The friends ol BENJ. ROBERTS. Esq, viii support him for the office of Tax Collector for Mobile county, at the ensuing elecidn- je2l
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Tor CIeFk Of the Uouuty OWuFU
 Drs- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as can- didae for the office of Clerk of the Cooniy Court at ;he ensnino election. jsl0s
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Gen. Walker, Senator from Lawrence county. has resigned his seat Since he was elected, a new spporlonment lras placed Lawrence and Walker counties together one District, and Gen. Walker resigns from motives of deIcacy, and is candidate for reelection in the District
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Posr OFFICE DrpARrmrsr, June Is, lsi5

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June 10, lSio.
 TEXAS MAIL-Ordered, To establish weekly mail communication (io be made, ipracticahle, semi weekly) between New Orleans and Gaveston' m Texas, by steamboat, under the act of Congress approved March 3, lS45, authorizing the establish ment of mails in the Gulf of Mexico. Authority Is given to the postmaster of New Orleans to make the contract for this purpose. The rates ofPostage will ue ten cents for every letter not exceeding hall ounce in weight, twenty ceuts each letter exceed- ing one ounce in weight and five for each addi- ional half ounce or fraction of an ounce; and three cents for each newspapers pamphlet, price current sent or received by this route. The inland postage between New Orleans and the place in the United States from at which the letter, Re- despatch- ed or received, is to be charged in addition to the foregoing rates. Postage on letters, &c, to Texas is to be prepaid; and all postage on letters, Sc, from Texas IS be unpaid till received at New Or. leans, or other place of destination in the United States.
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TINO HIRE-2 Boys for lhe summer. Apply to
 iel9 TIP. MILLER & co.
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ENIRE INSURAN CE--The subscribers, agent. E for the Conlribu, ionshp Insurance Company of New York, continue 10 take risks on Buildings, Merchandise and other property the lowest rates of premium. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
 ielO No 36 St Michael street.
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nJ- TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENI SELl FER APERlENT-In ihe sincere hope lnat others may he indeced to follow our example, ana ny par talk ing of one of the delightful beverages Wn,c' has fallen within reach in some tme' pc ena"'ed like us to boast of renewed health, an lnvigofa'ea and healthy tone of stomach, and n freedom i'om q "lhousand ills '' engendered in this warm ci'oa'e, we would. call attention tofFarrant's EneTseseeu' Seltzer Aperien for the cure ot Dyspepsia or ''ul- eestion, bilious affections, heartburn, costiVeness, head-ache, acidity of the stomach, &c, ana o'he' diseases natural to somhern atmosphere.
 We were delighted with its effects, and have ex- perienced manifest and decided relief from it's use and should regret extremely n be deprived of me "p portunly ofpurcasng relief from the many ailments ior inc cure of which n so usilV celebrated, by the use of a preparation simple in its mode oiuse, bene 6cIal in its effecis-eferyescent soda water, ana possessing an agreeableness of equal, II not s- ,erior to the water obtained from the natural spring. Celebrated as are the "Seltzer Spring" this prepa- ration bIds fair 10 become far more so. II one may judge from the numerous certificates and testimonials, received from the most eminent ofihe Medica Facul tv which are in possession uf the prnpi Iet0r ana may be seen it Ihe store of Messrs. MOSELf & TUCKER, Druggists and Apothecares, corner Dau- phin and Royal streets, where the Medicine can be
 blained wholesale and retail, they beIng appon'ep ,oen,s for inc proprietor. myI4 l4lKmo
 Ny-TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND COPAIVA stands unrivaled for it's efficacy It performs cure in a few days no confinement or restriction in diet is uecessary. H . ,l be ioupd invaluable, being prepared with 'he greatest possible care upon well tested prnclples' funded upon that important law, first established ny the celebrated Dr.. Fordyce, iz.-''thai comolna' ton of similar remedies would produce more cer- tain, speedy, and considerable effect, than an eqnva lent dose of any singe one.'' In many eases he disease is entirely prevented by it's timely applca, tisn For sale Whnlesalr and retail, al ihe store 0i Messrs. MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists and Apothecaries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets. The proprietor has appointed them Agents for this city myIe I4zkno
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NOMMITrED to the Jail of Dallas couniy, Ala V bama, the 27h day of November last, a ne- gro man calling his name CHARLES JOHNSON and says he is free, and that James W. McCIung of Huntsville, Alabama, is h,s guardian. Said boy is five feet foul or five inches high, of common negro complexion, has a small scar the right hand near the thumb, has motion of he head though slight- ly touched with palsyyand is about thiry-fve years of age. The owner of said hoy is notified to come forward, prove property, way charges and take him away, otherwise he will be gold of Jail the lst Monday of August next, to pay Jail fees, &c. jan29 50tcmo J, F. CONOLEY. Sheriff. NOMMITTED to the Jail of Blob county, Ala O bama, sn ihe 27lh of April aast, a Negro man calling his uame GEORGE. Said boy is about thirty years old, dark complicated, stout built, quick spoken, and has on each side of his forehead. Said boy says he belongs to speculator in Missis- sippi by the name of James Johnston, from North Carolina. f
 The owner IS requested to come forward. prove property, pay charges, he will be sold out on the first Monday in November next, to pay Jail fees,
 ielO l60fcmo H. J. GATES, Jaor.
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UrMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co efNew- -York-A Dividend of TWENTY THREE AND HALF PER CENT declared the 9th inst Capital HUNDRED sIxTy-sEvEN THoUsAND DOLLARS. Total assets a million of dollars.
 Persons who did business with the Agency during the year just ended will receive their Dividends Scrip February.
 Applications for INSURANCE will be received H the office Of the Agency corner St Francis and Roy up stairs. janIsl ROBERT s. BUNKER. Agent.
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GTORSES AND CARRIAGE-A pair of good A1 Carriage Horses. with d second hand Car rage and Harness, will he sold low by
 el9 T. P. MILLER co.
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n HAVILAND, CLARK q CO.,, IMPORT. FRS AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS in Drugs and medicines Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Perfumery Brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils, Dye sufs &c
 Nos. 45 and 47 Wdfer sfreet-MOBILE. HAyILAND, REESE & Co., New-York.
 HAvILAND, HARRAL x ALLEN, Charleston, s. O. HAvILAsp, RIsLEY Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 1cmo
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MOBILE

 Wednesday Morning, June 26, Is45 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY, OF LlMES1 ONE. FOR CONGREsS-FIRSr DISTRICT. ED " A RID $. ID RGAN.
 OF MOBILE.
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nCHINA, Glass, Earthenw and Cut- LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is now receiving extensive of the above ar- eles, which he offers nt he lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASTERsON, Importer, 34 Wster-st
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Soootinp Match,

FTSHE LOVERS oI SpoIi are hereby notified that
 x several fine Reeves and Sheep are on hand to ne sbo, for a the well known stand kept by JIM SHE'LL TON, on the old St Stephens Road, about 43 miles from the Court House.
 0ct- The. shooting will commence at 9 o'clock A Nj and will continue during the day. je26 l67 SITUATION WANTED FOR THE SUM S MER-Bya young man who has been several years in store and counting room n this ciy, and can give unexceptionable references. Apply at 2o St. Michael street. le26 l67
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BOOK STORE AT MOBILE.

BOOk SIORE AT MObILB.
 IT NJ. SUMWALT S Co.,, Booksellers and Sta J .tioners, 36 Dauphin street, Mobile, Alabama, keep constantly on hand as large and well selected a stock of articles in the BOOK AND STATION FRY BUSINESS, as can be found in the Southern States, and purchased on as favorable terms-and they ae prepared to sell cheap for cash or c'1y ac cepIance, either by retail or wholesale Their stock embraces every variety of LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND SCHOOL BOOKS
 Law Libraries furnished on tho most liberal terms. Also Private and Public Libraries, with misce ellaneous books.
 Particular care is taken in selecting the latest and most approved editions of School Books, and punctualilv and promptncss observed in filling or- ders for Teachers of Schools and Colleges. ss.
 Gentlem desirous to import any particular Law or other book, will, by leaving their orders, be promptly attended to. 5Hs
 Gentlemen at a distance can rely upon as speedy a supply of their orders, aud being as literally dealt with as il ifpersonally present..
 Sunday Schools ili nshed with Books of lnstruc- ton. Also for Premiums and Library use.
 They also Depositors of the Mobile Bible So- ciely, where be had for auxiliares and Sabbath Schools, Bibles and Tesamenis, at the American Bible Socety's cost, with expences of freight ad- ded. s',
 Connected with their establishment is most com plete BiNDERY, in which Dockeis and Record B0oks for Clerks of Counties and Sherfs of Counties; ; Ledgers, Journals, Day and Cash Books, for mer- cante establishments; together with all the variety of smaller Blank Books, ruled to any pattern and bound in the neatesl and most substantial manner. Also, Music, Periodicals, 8c., bound in the neatest style or 10 pattern.
 Law and Mercantile Blanks printed 10 order.- Constantly for sale, the usual Blanks, Mortgages, Deeds, Leases, Cheeks, Notes of Hand, Receipts, Bills Lading, Bills Exchange, Foreign and Domes- tic, &c. &c. all on the finest paper. .
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books, furnished with all the materials connected wth lhelr establishments. l.=... .t....-...... ....a.s,
 They invite all persons that purchase any articles connected with the Book and Stationery Business, to forward their orders, or if visiting the city, to examine their STOCK and PRICES, before purcha- sing elsewhere.
 0t-The following papers will publish the above l2 months, if for SIP, and forward copy of their paper containing the advertisement, to ]. M. 5 & Co Advertiser, Aberdeen; Columbus Democrat and Whig, Columbus, Miss Pilot. Gainesville; Advertise CT and Journal Montgomery; Tuscaloosa Flag and Moniier, Tuscaloosa; Argus and Whig, Welumpka; i; Beacon and Alabama Baptist; Selma Free Press; Patriot, Demoplois; Republican, Tuskegee; Eulaw Whig: Chronicle Hayneyille. ie2l
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kA FOR SALE-A Summer retreat, beautiful EM y situated upon the mountains, within two miles of Blount Springs, in pure and beahhy att mosphere. The buildings are new and handsomely finished, on the English cottage order, having rooms to accommodate any ordinary family. There are some 600 acres oI good land, portion of which IS in Il fine state of cultivation; also an excellent water Grist Mill, which will either be, sold with the premises ar separately. For further particn- lars apply to the undersigned, at CaI'awba, w. A. Beene Tuscaloosa, or to E. L. Andrews & Co.,, Mobile. w. W. FAMBRO. Ex.c,,or. / .
 s. M. HILL. 5 ''0,''
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NT THlTAkER & SAMPSON offer for sale 10 w close consgnments-
 20 bxs Judd's paenl Sperm Candles
 50 bb!s Philadelphia Draughi Ale
 I5 casks London Brown Stout. in qis aud pnts 5quarter casks Peeyoisen Cognac Brandy 30 bbls Monongalela Whiskey barrels Cider Vinegar 200 kegs Brooklyn White Lead IS half chests superior Chulam black and old
 Hyson Tea t.tf 20 coils ken'ucky Rope-also, Carts, Drays. Wagons and Wheelbarrows. je2l
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HEA-Gun Powder and Imperial, in caddies, u very superior, for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, ie26 Grocers, 58 Dauphin street
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GOAP-l00 boxes No l, in store and for sa by HS je26 B.F. ROWLAND & co 10 Com-s DUTTER-Orange county, for sale bv
 ID je26 JOHN O'REILLY & co. lJEEF-I0 bbls Western Prime, for sale by -O je26 s IAII JONES. IT ANDING-5O sacks prime Rio Coiiee for sale Aje26 by BARRON, MEAD & co. TIAY-I5O bales Timothy, in store and for sale III ie26 e. A. GILBERT & BRO. 1l UTTER-Orange county. first quality. for sale ID ie26 by E c. CENTER & co. RoATs-Two l5ng Boats. for sale by
 ID je26 c. LEBARON. NANDLES--50 boxes best Speim, for sale by V je26 J. H. RIVERS & co. q ,oFFEE-2o sacks Rio, for sne by
 O je26 SI&Ii JONES.
 AkD-60 kegs Leaf Lard now lan,Iing and for AZ je26 sale by s l & 1 I JONES. SALT-2S00 sacks, for sale by S je26 GEO. MARTIN. DRlME PORK-iO bbls, in store and for sale II je.6 by l JONES ( tOFFEE-l0O bags in store and for sale by V je26KO c. w. TORRANCE.
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DRlNTED MUSLlNS at reduced prIces-DAE- 1 IELs & BRADY are now selling of their very desirable stock of French Printed Muslins at very reduced prces. Ladies in want of such goods will find their interest to examine their goods beiore purchasing. je4
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(xA FOR SALE-The pleasantly situated la@:E House with 20 acres of land Spring Hill, formerly owned by Thos. Barrett, Esq. The house has six large rooms with fine wIde hall, and gall leries both front and rear. These premises would require but small outlay to put them in first rate condition. The situation IS unsurpassed by any on the H and the land lies about half mile east of the College. For terms apply 10
 je26 P. E.. B.TAfLOR
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DATENT LETTER BALANCES-The under \ signed Agents for tlle manufacturers of the ge- nune Patent Letter Balances, warranted to be pre- cisely the same as those furnished to Government will receive orders Cor Ihem and have opened sub- script ion lisi for that purposehe cost will noi ex- ceed S5. The Balances can be furnished during the month of August-none will be ordered unless subscribed for
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ID UTTER-A choice article in 25 and 50 packa- D ges, just received and for sale by .
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, je26 Grocers, 5S Dauphin street
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lUU,UUU of the "comeia'' brand, "i, just re- re- celved from Havana via New Orleans, for sale by
 el2 G. LEBARRON,
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TRIED FRUiT-Peaches, Cherries, Plums, Ap- A ples, Sutana and bunch Raisns, Prunes m jars and boxes, Zanle Curranis &c, for sale by
 je21 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-19
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WyHESE PILLS wherever they have been
II fairly tried have established an envlable
celebrity, and are daily superseding all other
preparations in curing the diseases Tor which
they are prepared.
The following certificate is from Judge For
est, gentleman of the first respectabiity in
Jefferson CO., Alabama.
.Jouestoro', Ata., 4th FEB. 1914.
certify that in the summer Of l642 had
severe attack offever and ague, and was for
some time under the treatment of physician,
butlireceived no benefit from his prescriptions
-lny disease continuing to increase in the
frequency and severity ofits attacks. lat last
had recourse to DR.. Hull's Fever and Ague and
Ant, Fever Pills, and in using half a box was
entirely cured, and have remained in good
health ever since. l afterwards had i'll my
family several cases of fever and ague, and
have in every instance made use Of Hulls
Pills. which have always Immediately effected
azure. J.F. FOREST"
Price, 81 per box, with directions.
P A fresh supply, Just received and for
sale, by J. D. TIBBETT'S.
Oct. 80 6m al