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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

rNHlS Celebrated Remedy" has now, by its
u intrinsic acquired eeieeriy be
shaken quaek ~Nosirms" country
aboauds Thc public
OF The Lungs II literally Consumption nom
wherever iRiuesd DIV,
aud medicine ~hieh Of
neni seans the and has placed beyond
r,ouics boserng publishing oC forged
uheass-bni u enough leI the public
obtained and trial all of
ring ihnsc distressing DISEASES above named which
skh of the heretofore
Or SwANNH'S COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
was TIE mi praaion nom that valuable which
intfuduecd 10 toe public.
by the country being flooded with "RaiSam Cand "M,
tues OF Wild Cherry not OF whehis prepared by r,gul.
phyeian although they have ASSUMED respectable
physicians 90 their "sofms" Therefore,
public shoah be their guard aud
rAd upon them o the original aud which
only pr-rlred by nr sWAfNE ~ W. OF Eighth and
Race Streets Philadelphia
CONSERVATIVES, whose Lung, are affected slightly
should take this syrup without delay by which they prevent
Never live a syrup
be bad and nearly certain, with avoid
destruction by Consumption
DR swAYNE's CoMPoUgD sTRuP or WILD CHERRY
eOnrund OF Vegetable Remedies called "Sld Cherry
because Preparation
with other hgr'dns that The efficiency good
qualities a aud
OF life. I, has equal.
CAuTIoN-A Cherry except Swayne
fictitious and eorntrr sprung ae
b." remedy had introduced itself chamber therefore,
be no, deceived by tie ~BaSams
but ny tlr genuine and be
Prepared on by DR. s"ayne Northwest Of Eighth and
Race Is Philadelphia
f Only Agents Richmond genuine preparation Of
WIN Cherry be rEYIoS JOHNSTON Druggist
ms Main Street and w. a. DORNIN, $50 street Also for
sale BY Bragg Thomas & Co. and C. Corlng Co Petersburg
ek-burr Fanhan Washington d. o. aud by Agents generally
throughout The United States. de I6
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
u ceivine- S TO
super black and Aney Cashmere.
Royal corded and lin striped .,lk ye.,in,.
super black satin and velour o,taman do
Black sik serge.
New style Spring Prints
bAek and white Grapes and hat C.an..
Poneee and Bandanna Hdkf.
Black Italian Cravst.
Laees Edsines and Insertns.
ianen Bc-oms aud CoIar.
Heavy Linen Drihnaa
Linen and Cotton Diapers
Apron AID Furniture Ch.ek.
Tiek.ng' hse brown Shirunss
hleaehed shirtnxs nd sheetinr.
Hue and black Kentucky lean.
Biue DrIings, az.
10 winch we invite the nj the trade
ne 81 KENT. KENDALL. A ATwATep
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TABLE OF RATES.

AT Meeting Of the President and Directors oi the kCH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October,
Isi5 the following Table OF Rates tor the Transport
ta,,on Of Passengers adopted take Effect on and
after the Is day sf December next, un otherwise or
dered by the Board
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~ ALLAGHER x OLDNtR, Wholesale and
~ Retail Dealers AL Kinds foreign and donesie " mes ahd
Liquors general all Kinds OF Groceries TO
they respectfully AL oE country merchants and
h-y determined 10 make qule~ s sd or
Al Liquors Wnes &c sold by
warranted 20 what hry are repre-
shan be liberal Call and
before you purchase
GALLAGHER L OI.DNER,
Wno1sa and Retail Dealers all kInds Foreign and
NH II DnBiele W..ass md Liquors, No West Main At
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.-LANDRETH'S
W4RRaSTED
G. ARD EN- s Il L DIS.

vUNHE subscriber is now in receipt OF his usual
.s. .spey Garden sesd hom tho ioas essSlshed Nur
y ,s ss,sss Pssph hoss Seeds have ssrs 80 long and
tno~n by rsrdsninr pase Each Pape bars ,bs
l...l asds h aud all Of the crop OF ieto
e- and AmonK o,er- In his s--"ft@en may DC
s,.,,d t,r eho,e.- varieties of the foi'c~ ns vim;
AUTHORIZATIONS
BEET-E.,ly TurniP, long Hood
RRDCOOII.
IAnpAcp-Esr;y Yors large yo'k suEsT Iosf. pru"head
ri psh stse Be,n tred savoy unhead savoy rcd
Dutch r'ethns
cARBur-Iorg Orange Ears liota
cAltIriOuR-Eary
CEI.ERY-whiis and rcd
rRRSs-f'nficd.
CUCuNBrR-Early Fame, loas Green.
RGG PIANr-iarge Purple
ENDlyf-Inei.
LErTUCE--Esfly Cabbage Royal Csbhase Cut salad
MELON-tAuoh srd Nui,n-E span,-h Water
ONioNS-Neabcrii,h AMI sil,ei skn. -
pEAsIAbdrelhs EaIa EaIiy, Eaiy Frame Msuo~fsI biue
Imperial
SNAP RHANs-s,r Weeks
PARsLff--Earb CuIhd.
PARsNlP-Fiae sugar.
RAi.sAfy, &C Vegetable Oyster
TOMATO-Larre Red.
RBUBARB-for tars
sPINAIIl.-Savoy Lsaved.
FLOWER sEEDs-as-ored
p Catalogues. for rearing and psn,ins can be
ossiBed srsus. For sale by y. JoHNsTpN,
~ n No ms Main 81
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different Fare baeset tas'ns Boxes
Tub do: PomPcens FIremen' CAPS
Ieassr quality shot hagS Game
Bag Drums &c SeHs Contractor for tn
Asy Corps prepared 20 furnish C4s OF ee'
priee siart notes L. = Oeefs caps
gurnisls-i n a 49,. rriOr style OF workmanship
Orders Iis nsiGH, fses,ged And promptly attsndedto
WILLIAM CRESSMAN,
No. &c Nouh ThfI street, lev doc" Salos Race
O-,,ts, IN 1s.s-Iy PhtsdephIa
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GOODYEAH,s metallic GIM-ELAsfIU
MACHINE BETTING,


PITE-HTED 1874.
Made only ROIfuIy, BOSTON, Mass.
Il ) an article Of immense value To CONSUMERS OF
Il Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities
Perfect equality of width AMI thickness. winch wall retain.
2. No degree Of under FaTenle Injuries and
mains flexible : any degree Of cold
E-nial aud common and other solvents some
Of winch will destroy eathcr produce effect
II - Of strength and durability, and when adjusted
cLney does alterations tl- leather.
IL adapted kinds Of Machinery The pnces which
afforded together with remarkable properties
ders II worth the attention Of all vino THE article.
CiTeuT continuing list prices viii BE- Forwarded
application tbe subscriber who the mmeden Agent
manufacturers AOrde and communications promptly answered
CHARLES W. BURNEY, Selling Agent.
no 3-Sm No. IS fremont Row, Boston Mass
.EOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY.
IVNE Subscribers b,vng the exclusive right FOR Boston
- cInty 10 manufacture Counaus Patent fsolan
and TO apply the Piano Fores
veDd the oers, be used county.
They also manufacture Piano Forte description
with without the frame, and with without the Hoan At
thehment.
Persons wishing obtain n either kind
mandatory hereby assured that their orders
mail shall be faithfully executed and prices, they
employed an agent, or were present themselves.
To remove all duhts from the minds those unacquainted with
hereby exchange every such
from any part ~ county refund the puTshase
ney, n the purchaser 10 not saiisfcd.
Any person wishing information relation the may
obtain copies fhe io.S PSO FORTs JouESL gratis send
ing their addfes-tOus 7. GILBERT 4 60,
II-6m No SOC, Washington street, Bosto., Nass
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RTHE,RN-
ADVERTISEMENTS.

s.--1=s-s-..s-N ORT "A E.k A. -.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
no soUv;sEKN An sou TIs- " ESTEEM nsE-
.,,, CaANIs- -.
A LBANl STOVES. The subscribers, having
IA made Stoves in al
their and having Of PATTERNS
prepared orders Cor Air Tight and Roer r,
statue and common faflof Bos ami sin pas stoves OF All
ASA Stoves of all Copper aud
Tin Furniture. Russia aud American Pipe, Se. &c
Their for manufacturing such that they are
eonnt they orders lower than any o.hef
in the market
wsrehous ~ Green street. Foundry
Quay Marhst ie'smeT and Lansing streets
Albany New Yo,l. Oct 10Th. isIs. oeii-Ism
MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
lVA AND CIGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No
1875 RIVER 81 TROY, (orposite the Steamboat wharf-Thr
undersigned during the removed his snuff Mn and
Mandatory of Troy Tor tn" 81 using wNe
pow,r greater magnitude SUPPLY lie = now
despatch fot SNUFF Tobacco AM
Cigars
TtIE SNUFF is % perfect stand the o
any climate losing its
nne Warranted equal rrsTrei TO the mosi approves
manufacture sAl Al the varieties OF coarse AMI
hn-pan s-hlrn buk by the la tel OF IN srs and ho'e
wanted
the TuBACtl both smoking manufactured
Of obnie- and quality The sn'ok
al well DRESSED ffss frs
shorts a is and in this particular ahne different mo-" any
other manufacture.
CIGARS per thousand manufactured from
uavana Tobacco the style of
Ia Nou.s Pasaiera &C below an, o'hSf man
uiaeory.
c.rs product The manufactures
country prepared TOT distribution AMI ~in BE- fur
nished application
Goos deliv,cd city New York
Of e,rtar. or rysr freight EDWARD ROONE-
Troy, n. " October 10. le4S &C lily
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JUAN PIZZINI,

JUAN PIILINI,
Confectioner and Dealer in Foreign and DO
nestle Fruit,
HAS Just received per schrs Nassau and Man
n ehestst he following Goods, wit
100 Borsf crop Runch Rasius
$50 . Bores DO $50 Roses do.
80 Kegs Maisga Grapes. (prme qualify
10 Botes Malsga Lemons un fne ordefl
Ca-ks ZaHs Currants
rs Drums Sura. Raisins
IS Bofcs Cnron fine quality
Cascs Bnniy Cherries
90 n1I Olive on trst qualify
Caffs pfunes in Gass Jars
Bsis Botdeaur Almonds
Is Dfums Pigs
10 Prais MaaRa 40
raosrhruod %
200 - Pager Fhsn Do
go Gases Castaa preserved Ginger
1000 Cocosnuts fresh aad ar-
a. Chinese IRE crackers.
Tofeihrr hrre Candy n bic manuao-
warranted equal this other market Ain The
soct and IN 81 French SID German Toys
fausy oco Pcrsuery kc oaersd before hs marte
The ahess go been selected and purchased
ne vs bcsi b. prepared N oaf great Induce
ssus Whne purchase eter ~ WHOLESALE o.
tai ard thsrsfars Fespscauy es from his Town and
Confy esds befe they pufchsse elwere ~ doubts not
ey VII hadh 10 tr 10 Ne sure 10 eau No 49,
eot One door below Erehaase Bsnt.
az PEW MORE OF TIL SAME SORTr
usr sesysd, 100 pin q tho', lnsucu shsansn noo,
~ GT ..'. .." J. D. HOOVfR.
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ron MALE ON CONSIGNMENT
. bAkkELS Of fine Roll Butter
u kegs Of EstIa No. Land
600 its Dried Beef
1000 ihs Bacon Hog round
half bbis Buck When, F,,a,
i''ooo CAsau. hae And as.h,y
= dor bottles sauu
I bbl Of Almonds
200 lbs Of slss
s bblL Roll Butter " " "ssmeost
" pores ss dozsn Buffalo Tongue,
casks bacon Shoulder, Odd
Is bags ofC,over seed
e. Is
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MEXICAN WAR

BY the latest news, received, before our
paper was rut to press, nothing oF imp"r-
.ancc lias Very recently transp;rcl IN llc
operations Of Mexican war. tTc pre-
sent nur ,eadcrs with whatever appears
interesting.
il appears that General Tnvlnr was ia
duccdtn conclude tho Monterey arms,icc,
partly on Amruiins positive a:s;,-amcc
ihai our commissioners we're in Mexico.
arranging the basis oi Il trea,y," aud tina,
Santa Asfla was friendly 10 The Uni,e,!
states, when he, himself, kncw 10 llir contra
ry, end was aware nf his ra'sci.out ,shc
AleNic ta'tl, Of modern days will hcc:,nr
ns pinvcrbinl rs he Punic fail, of inrmer
''mcs. riis falschood and ,rcac!lrrv.
Ills doubtful, hnwc"rr, Whether GVn. Iay-
Tor was much Influenced by Amp,nIin's as.
suTanca, as. in such case. he iinubiieSs
wonId have been informed by ou7 s4,vern.
memt OF such transaction.
StlH iGtcr.-- Since writing the above,
We have received news still later. which
We copy, Tor the Information Of our rea-
Icrs, from The Washing ton GORE spunricncr
"i the Charleston Courier, of Oc;. 81.
From t'sis il seems lha. there is some
probability tha, The Palmetto Regimen,
may soon be called into service
"ihe President has determined TO call
on large body 0f volunteers. He ,nld
. Senator here, tic other day. tlat he
should cn!i ihcm chiriiy from Tie Soul,
80 thc Carolina troops Wil! probably, soon
have q Chance.
present cal! '.as r"fesencc to the .r;uiarcc.
M nj;
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Nothing was knnwn, al Vera Cruz, up
tothe Both, ofthe capture OF Monterey.
Departure of Santu Anna to take the
cdicf contmandef The NrmY oppesins Gen:
Tuylor.--on the 2iih uli.. il was nnnouu-
crt tint the Isl Brigade Of Cavalry had left
hecitv of Mexirn en- route for Monterey,
and that Santa Anna was to leave the next
morning. In order It" cxpcdi,r The march
Of ;l,c forces destined to operate with those
under Amputlin, ngainst the Americans. he
had pledged his own personal credit The
National guard would alone furm the gar
rson Of the city; Ihc other brigahcs were
then marched out. with Santa Anna at
their head ON the 25th.
Anlnuda is sai,l,in the Vera Cruz pa
rcrs, to lav" resigned, The command Of the.
army Of the North. when statement agrees
with the fnc1 which wcpnblished recently,
FROM Information received at the hands OF
one Of the officers who came hilher from
Monterey. by the last arrival.
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
Friday NEorssins, N"y,, g, Z SIC.

|
n5= We issue The first number of our
paper on this morning (Friday) liercaf
Ter. we propose 10 issue il on Wetinesday
morning. 1t was our inter:ion TO have
published this number on "Wednesday last
but we were prevented by unavoidable
difficulties.
no OUR PATRONS. READERS, AND TIE
PUBLIC.
| II presenting TO our Patrons ard thc
! public the first number uc "THE SUMTER
| HANSEE,' It is proper tn Sc, forth lie OBJ
ljecss q 'hc paper, which we propose 10
establish.
La doing this, short and gen, rai lew
Of the ability of Sumter District 10 suppor.
a newspaper. a, medium Of common al.
vertiscmcnt and through which the news
nt The country and Of he District may be
conveyed 10 its inhabitants, NAV moi be
unsuitable.
Sumter, as is we'll kr0wn, IS one of The
largest, mos, po7ulous. wealthy and nie,-
gent Districts in lhc State. AZ Shc H!c
election for State Senator, in o.. several
counties OF Claremont aud Clarendon, IN.
wards OF eleven hundred votes were nor!-
Ell in CIaremnnl, and scrcn hundred in
Clarendon, making an aggregate amour,
.o eighteen hundred votes in tho whole
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DISTRICT ELECTIONS.

We present ne acc curate. a list as we have
been able 10 obtain ofEthe votes for State
Senator, pollfdS al the respective boxes OF
Cldremont cnuntY,.at;the la,eEclcclion, on
The I2th and i3tlrof October las,:
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and Cam argo.
bable. 4
Santa Anna
Mexico, on the
for the seat OF
II is under
consider the 7.
OF San Juan 4
believe il wilE
II was GenS
mp lis uarclI;
Sept. &
We pcrceiH
der" is d
invented cxpE
cUtion.H
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.4 =.
1t >'inll be our endeovor to advocate
what we conceive to lie The true interests
OF The District aud village Of Sumter. and
TO promote spirit OF enlightened enter
prise and libcraliiy in all that pertains to
the benefit Of each aGd both.
In our miscellaneous columns, we shall
cndeavor 10 furnish the planter and farmer
with agricultural natter, which shall in
tcrest and instruct them, and which shall
be practical as wel! as theoretical in its
nature.
Road between Wilmington ond the Cam
den Rail Road, If. the western part o! this
District, will justly receive our attention.,
and be held up before tho public. as long
as tits requisite. We shall be wanting
in our duty, if we do not ali ,hntis in our
power I" nrge on this great measure,
which the people of this District. with so
nuch zeal, have taken in hand.
On the important subject of politics, II
is our purpose To give, us far as may be
necessary, support 10 the Na,inaal Adj.
minisration,'' provided, and $50 FAR as il
conforms TO The principles upon whci, i,
secured the support o. the Democratic par-
iyat The South Our mite may he added 10
the increasing treasury of liberal priuci-
pies and free trade doctrines wAich ns
this time, prevail. to some extent, in Eng-
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he l1aH- F.ss MOSES was reelected;
by . majority Of EGO votes!
At The snme time, Messrs, s. T. Cllan.
tllcr, Dr.. J. B. Witherspoon, and f. II.
Kennedy, were elected members OF The
Houae "f Representatives. for the same
county.
tnClaren,on cnuniyia ri an election held
on The same days, The result was.as follows:
For HE sseua,r,
JOHN l.. Manning. 6I2
w IL. D. Richardson, 2O:S
Wainrity for Manning, SEQ
Niessrs &. w. Cooper and NJ. NJ Ben
bow. were elected To The House
The electinn list, for Senator, in the two
counties. does not give The whole nnrnhtr
ofvotrs polle,. There were upwards uftiity
more, consisting, i,:incipal y,uf scattering,
s.id other. votes.
There was 4 light frns,, al this place.
successfully, on ,hc mornings of The &5ssa9,h
and 2!st "f October. On The morning Of
ilir 29sh Of The same, a wlitr frnst was
,te.!s": an,l a recurrence .! .hc iigi,, irnst,
on ihc 3Uti,. 'r.c Charleston Courier, Of
+ The 3Otl, mentions. ''tlat white fr,,st was
visible on Charleston Ncck, yesterday
mnrniug," tiie 2g,h ult.
We understand tlat Wm. A.. Powell,
charged with negro stee!il'g; Wig tried
week before last, bofurr his Honor, judy
O'Nral, in Darlington District, He wa-
found gully, ana sentenced ~ be huns IL,
January next
The latest, news uf tic Charleston mar
kci, shcw sales or li.iT1 bales, nj .he
close Of The week endiag the 3Gi! Ooi..
ngainat receipts, in the same ,i,rc, nf l5-
iG3 bales. The prices varied iruu S 10 0
cents; by far The greater part selling II;
from o To 10 cents.
Al The latrs, dates, upwards Of 8 600
bags ui cotton had been disppscd ur in a.
York, privately. for exporta,inn, at very
full prices. The CharIestou CDnrier re-
marks, thnt A,is udyet is fron,: le.fars from
New York. received in that city.
The Liverpool cotton market, nf or,.
Cd. gives !he sales nf the wccii, al 5l.709
bales, with an adpancerf 3 Il. per- H.
aud she sales or .tmericsi cotton al io,G0l
bales.
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ihat l25 lbs. &c cotton A
.ch il is fntntl in he bale.
prepared, will weigi. iG5
en ''rge, whore The slaple
thanin The United States
costcomsidcrahly less ihar
THAT lie oilier materials
manufacture, Will ef-ccursa
until patents are secured
Jus nn,ions. Onr already
for Great Britain; and
g Getn,aUic confederation
g iiial. consented Ia give
l00,D0o forms merely
e Z, )! b i, For the army
.h,cl. has been iH.
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correspondents Of the Washington Union,
or 9Th Oct, in relation IL an explosive
preparation Of cotton, called, "prepare9
cottuni'
FRANKFoRT.oNlTnE MAINE.
September 30. 1876 ],
DEAR SIX: One Of the. most won;icrru,
sssat, ltlc discuvefics ,iTSsnnetn i.3.:.., III:
ijsScn :EpioifcJ here aud al Baslc, in Sui,-
zcriand, within the last few weeks. Pro.
trssors Ba!tgcr of the former place, and
Sschnnhrin nf The latter. .simni,ancSosly.b by
q similar course ofeXptrirnentine. have in-s
vented a method nf preparing ra1r cotton
which will undoubtedly cveni,,a.c il tho
discon,in,'anrc. Of the use or gunnowler!
l3e ar,iHIe which they prepare has been
s,srniilcd {" many severe orieaEs, and lis
vi superiority for al explosive purposes.
OYER gnnpnwdsr, is Acknowledged h1 his
htts Chemists aud military officers in Ger
m;ia'y, ain scarcely hrltvc NY own
srns"s when | witness an exhibition OF lis
extraordinary properties.
Upon my arrival in this city was in.
.sitcd by a friend 'lia.:::s s:.isi,.,i ncrnhcr
oi the Gcrn":. i'ist; In dine with him, and
"'.; "-rlinins his h"spitulily.E met 'wi,hl
ans was presented 10 Professor BALE,
EF'' ""' - - DUh proper ID Remark is dis
tEgushr'! for his hNtniumc.,.s, and who has
charge oe the public nhotatosv as n chc,s.i--
cal !ccsircr. Before the separation of The
party. .ss!essof 2. took from zach nf his
w"iSir"ai pockets paper Containing some
:sw t"':"n; II smaI! portion Of that which
was il one he pl;iced upon y slrc, vi White
fafrr, M" nrnrit some gnnpuwp"r upon an
other sheet. He touched then at5ihe same
in"m"m with tho bnrning cn,lof "a cigar. and
WITH III" f''ich::tos o.! the li.1hining's Mast
'he cott"n was consumed without smoke
or odnr, or ashes, or even the slightest
stain "rs,n ihe snow wh.c nf fc colscar;
while The rgni't"n "f The gn:npowcr scc M
>n'' 10 be slow, although nf ta,, best quality,
hS which ihc paper WAS burn, and cliorcd,,
amt The room, filed with SIN nkc. lie then
TOOK snail quantity "f xunpowdrr aud
Pinrn. il "n"n t.npcr, e.i,ifciy covered it
,''in rrcp"resI c"ttnI frnt: The ,ntlst,r pGper.<
i""ch'ng Tire COTTON with lhe blaze of a
match, !, eSpI"hcd without burnin, ,He
snnpowdnr! subsequently. III nv aynrt-
!;nhhts,, he cxrlnt!e,! cui;nn ,pon The nm I'm,
otiny ygnanu, without nv feeling The s.nsn.
tinnsuf heat, such was the remarkable ra-
pidi,y "fiss ignitins
a short time, il is, st,it,l by The inyen-
tors, Is only required for The preparation
"l The article, and the process is 50 es-
cccdn2!y simple that il, can I've ,nanufaciu.
RED by common ldhnsers. and without any
danger wha,crer of comhnsiinn. I,can he
al lar use ~ few nui,;, n TIsSSsiT ..>,.,, ;s
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II= We issue the first number of our
paper on this morning (Friday). Hercaf-
Ter. we propose 10 issue il on "Wednesday
morning. 1t was our inter:ion TO have
published this number on "Wednesday last.
but we were prevented by unavoidable
difficulties.
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prepared

Extrac.sof letter, from tic European
correspondent. Of the Washing ton Union,
of 9Th Oct, in relation II an explosive
preparation Of cotton, called, ''prepare3
cottuni'
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ihrE" Oi0cN .IfEs
bic feet, was :
which, could (
legs 'iIan two,
der. ~
| ur'iers:ns$ /,
The state in vi
whcn prol'eri
lbs, and tim 7
in much glearc
Tho article vii
gunp"w5der. =,
are, use q ii. the
remain Z secret
afnHng The vari
been "a ken out
the Spa,es 81 III,
have ''iroagh IL
consc nted Il gi
for tic right nt
pr"r!dcd a run
s'i,uted 10 tast il
shall report fay,
will be made Ut !
Germany is d.
Countries, for IN;
ms>nvcrics whic
! hiisIian era
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fHr tRors from wha!,wcar are able to
ieatn, mo f~d lint the grain crops Of this
Dist'1', IKE .hosr Of he oiher Districts
u th;S STATE arc "bundani. Some proof
Of lhiSis s"cn III thc present low price Of
corn, compared with lis market value du,
'in. !hc last spring.
lie cotton crops are SAID ic be o. an
ar"r"g' quantity and quality: though some
,ismngc was dunc, b. the wet spring ard
'hc IJvuGcs o. shc worm
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taken from he bale, and wis 80.
machinery; ant! il NAV be ,!ss ta!:,S3,s )
rated wiil, water without a,&5,3l lFS
pcF''rs 'Nj"rl"usiy. As so,f4, -; sc
IL IS arnit, III 90, use. 'fh :t%sssa:s. ~.
npI:fehend I" il from lis sr,s:s
01nst'"n, nnrwil' ignite l,y i.asSsssss;Ss ;Si
transportation, or III i!,c lDa,IfstEsg.Ssii
ar'hsInr became inAa mcd un,Ic '::.8efSi
i"re Of goo leg. C!cSius. twi:,S.
either from a blaze or spark. S3,i
The fact has been ascer,ainc. ~
Pcn'c;!"%Perim"n.s, that The !o3#
rhrtl"F an unnce nf tie prepare ys,$
VIII rtnpel bullet l-nm an Anies1si
As, tir ni,,l as fn.;.-isihc d. III :. Esss