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silk HIGHLAND PLAIDS

silk HIGHLAND PLAIDS
Wool do do
FIR MERINO, all shades, Ufmy own importation
Plaid LAMA CLOTHS
English and French GINGHAMS, fall style
Mourning GINGHAMS
silk Wasp ALPACCAS.
Also will open, on the 10th inst, a choice asst of
Rich SHAWl.S and SCARFS
Freni EMBROIDERIES
CASGIMERES aud NOUS DE LANES, and a
great variety Of DOMESTIC GOODS now landing
at the port Of New York from the Havre packets
Duchess de Orleans and the ST. Nicholas,
% The subscriber would bag leave to state that
he will be receiving daily, from his agent, the newest
styles of DRESS GOODS, as they are received from
Paris, and would respectfully solicit continuance
of the public patronage.
F.GARDNER, 1876 Market-st.
SEQ EnnrIh house above Light.
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nR.CULLEN's DIANvEGETABLE

AK. CULLEN > INDIAN ESF ETA Bile
~ SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place OF every prepa-
ration heretofore used for diseases arising from Weak
ness or other causes All that is necessary to secure
this medicine place in The Domestic Practice of
every family when such medicine is needed, is
uai,
II speaks for tsef-is innocent in its operations,
and M injury can arise from its use at any time.
Wholesale and Retail by Rowland WALTON Pro
pdetors 376 Market Street, Phila. Also in Baltimore
by n N. Robinson, corner of Gay and Saratoga sts.
Kinsoe s. Toy 2Ss Marsh Market Space; James
Stansbury, No 237 Broadway, Fe's Point; Gorden
s. Tubman, No, l52, West Pratt street, seq
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THE GREATEST INVENTION KNOWN
II Elm II A IS ID T'S
PATENT GLASS PAD DOUBt AND SINGLE
LEVER TRUSS.
SNNa6IeJof al sizes and ages, or ettheT sea-
~.

This Truss, for the
cure Of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the patentce, Sept.
"a, 1914, is confidently
offered to the public as
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
fecting the object il
Processes than any ev-
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Richmond, S4
Petersburg, S4
Weldon, n, C. 81
Charleston, ). c. $40.

~ eRFh~99 The public is hereby advised that on
esNkTR SSxsNand after FRIDAY, the 10Th inst. the
steamer MOUNT VERNON, unsurpassed in strength,
speed or accommodations, will run in coHnectOn
win the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac,
and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads, via the
mouth OF Potomac and Piney FONT,
Passengers leaving Baltimore at P. NJ. on Tues
days and Fridays, arrive Mt Piucy Point at an early
hour the next morning, where arrangements are made
10 give them breakfast in the Partition at that popular
natln2 place. They afterwards pass up The Potomac
ny day light (havng view Off beautiful scenery
10 Aqua Creek, where they arrive about 10 NJ, and
are taken Immediately by the great Northern and
Southern mail line, which they mlersoct at that place.
to their places Of destination.
1t Will be seen from the above, that passengers by
This line, leaving Baltimore at p. NJ, arrive at any
place south of Petersburg, at the same Time with pas
schsers leaving Baltimore at p. NJ, by the Chesa
peake Bay boats, and James River line of the same
day, and with more certainty and comfort; the wide
by this line.
Returning, passengers by this line leave Petersburg
at 81 A. NJ, and Richmond at A, NJ, on Mondays
and Thursdays, and arrive at Baltimore in the course
OF the night OF those days.
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Pney
Point, or any other landing on the Potomac So
Passage and fare between Baltimore and FredeI-
icksburg, Qncuding ms ais at Pney Point and
on board the Mount Vernon, 81
| Passage and fare between Baltimore and Rich
mond tncuiing do) S4
Passage and fare between Baltimore aud Peters
| burg (incudmg do Sd
Passage and fare between Baltimore and Weldon,
| GncIuding dO) So
/ Passage and fare between Baltimore and Charles
ton, s. c., (includmg do) sl9
! 1t is the ntention Of the Steamboat and Rail Road
| Companies Oh the great mail route, TO keep up this
line, and that passengers shall be always conveyed By
II as cheapy by any other line, and with more ex
RedtOn and certainty than by any other line except
| the Great Mail line.
The MOUNT VERNON will take in and put out
passengers at all the landings on the Potomac.
For further particulars, apply to STOCKTON &
! al =. M
the Washington Railroad Office, Pratt street or on
| Tuesdays and Fridays, on board the Mount Vernon
or for freight to
! l3-2m CIV GUNNELII, Captain
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EEANGING PAPER-6 tons Hanging Paper
IL White and Brown-iust receive and for sale
by TURNER s. NUDGE,
IyS2 Nos s, Charles-st,
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ED FREDERICK
H0s PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER!

The attention of the
public is respectfully in
vited to this newly in
vented apparatus; the eb-
ject fJr which il is in
tended is to perfectly pre-
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES!

"a FALL GcODS-FRESH IMPORTATION.
+. GARDNER, 1875 MAsKET STREET, has Just
received and is now opening, choice assortment of
FALL GOODS, which have been selected with great
care in the Northern markets. anC which are offered
at greatly reduced prices lie would respectfully call
attention TO his choice assortment of Rich Dress,
Staple and MantilIa SILKS, imported for my Bat-
more civ retail trade.
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w CAP AND FANCY FUR STORE, No.I32
BALTIMORE STREET. The subscriber has on hand
large and general assortment of HATS, CAPS and
FANCY FURS, comprising one of the most com
plete stocks offered in this city. All of which
will be sold wholesale and ret all, on the most rea-
sonable terms. 0I3- Country merchants and others
are respectfully invited TO examine my stock before
puschasing.
JAMES l.. McPHAIL, 1872 Baltimore-st.
NIB. Military HATS and CAPS of every descrip-
ton, made TO order; also Army and Navy CHAP
PEAUX, seolm
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NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE ROUTE BE-
TWEEN BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKS-
BURG RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, LYNCH
BBnnF6, Va, RALEIGH, WELDON, N, c., AND
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FATAL REECoNrRE. A rencontre took place
at Florence, Ala, OH the 18th ult., between
Robert AlcCorristin and F. P. Nelson, in which
the latter was mortally wounded, and died IN
few hours,
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A CASE OF CONSCIENCE. There is candy
shop in New York, to which attention and
customers are attracted every evening by the
music Oft small organ, and thriving business
is done at the counter. We learn by the New
York Gazette that the shop is kept open and
the organ kept in motion on Sunday evening,
hut the proprietor compromises matters by
playing nothing but psalm tunes on that eve
ninp.
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EpALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY,
HR No, 10 L. PRATT STREET,
DOCTOR HARRIS.

stVtH UUUTs tiIsI OF TIC BTlHgb.
The oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure
the secret disease.
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Dr. gayne's slsernsive.

We have been informed by Mrs. Rose, of a
cure performed OIL her by DR.. JAYNE'S AL
TERATIVE, whchproves itssnperiority over
every other remedy Of the kind. She has been
afflicted for the last sixteen years with Nccroses
or JPhite Seedlings, attended with ucerations
and exfolialion Of various brnes. during which
time many pieces have been discharged from
the frontal bone of the Uranium, from both her
arms, wrists and hands, and from both leg7,
and from the left femoraI bone, and from the
right knee. besides painful ulcers on other
parts Of her person, which has baffled the skill
Of a number OF the most eminent physicians Of
our city-during most oiihe time her suferings
have been excruciating and deplorable. Abnu
three months since she was induced TO try DR.
ALTERNATIVE. which has had an
astonishiisIy happy effect upon her, by iemov.
ing all pain aud swe!iIngs. and causing lbe u-
GERS to heal, while al the same time her general
health has become completely restored, so that
she now weighs some 25lbs. mole than she did
before she commenced The use off this truly val.
liable reparation-Nutire Eagle.
For further information, inquire of Mis-
Rose, No. I3S Fibert street.. $40
R. s. ROBERTS, sole Agent, Edse6elu c..
H., sc. rs-..
october 3t 80
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PrOclanlatiOno

\ A.
CHARLEsToN. Is. C.,)3Sept. %, 1865
Bu His ErceLiency VIM. AIKEN, Es1..
Gorernor and Commander in Chief in
and orer the State of South Carolina !:
WMyaEREAS information has been receiv.
wv ed at this Department, that GEORGE.
n slave belonging to Messrs. Glass &.kenne.
dy, of Kershaw District, now an outlaw. who
Inns attempted 10 take the life of one of the cil'
zens. and having committed offences and acts
of grea. outrage: That the said George, a lilg'
tive, may be arrested, and. .coufned. in any
Jail IN this Sate-I do hereby offer reward
OZONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. Heis about
five feet seven inches high, not very dark COM
pIexion but well propcriioned.
Given under my haha this 22l day of Sep.
tember, in The year of.our Lord one thousand
eig6t hundred and forty six, ard in The seven.
,ielh wear of American Independence,
-. WILLIAM AIKEN.
By the Governor.
RonERr @. P,NcKsEY. Secretary Of State.
All the papers in the. State will publish the
above twice. Sepf30 a. 2t 36
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life. on Monday the 2nth OF
September, in the 29ih year OF his age, HEsRY
The deceased was. q devoted hus'
band, a fond and indnlgent father, kind mas
ter and warm friend He lett a. wife and
daughter. together with large number Of rel
atiyesand friends to lament bis early loss. He
died after n short but severe attack orfever, nnd
was conscious of his approaching dissolution
many houis before his death; ye, he spoke OF
itwilh caImness and resisnation--He, r,3r
Brcathed soft, n.child-lise trust, 3sra: sll
The parting groan;} !: 49, -, y:,;.;.
I. Gave back TO dust its dust .. -
To Heaven its own. Ee,.a...
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State of South Carolina.
30 EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN-EQUITY:.
Lucy NNillians -andl Others. -igs.S d. ;.
Penelope Waiams, Nathaniel
Burton. Jr., and Others.
NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN, by
lY virrue Of au Order Of the Court OF
Equity, in This case, / shall proceed TO sell
a! Ederield Court House, on the first
M,n'iav in November nexI, the real estate
of Joseph Williams, dead, consisting of
" tracts Of land, viz:
One tract containing one hundred and
seventy five acres, more or less, situate in
the district and State aforesaid, au'l boun
ded by lands Of Mary Perry, Peleriah
Williams. Lewis Asbell, Elijah Watson.
and Darling Williams.
One other tract containing rhree hundred
acres, more or less, situated in tie dsrricr
and State aforesaid, on Clouds Creek,
and adjoining lands Of Moses Holslein.
MAI Burton, seur., aud Darling Williams.
except so much of said tract Of three hun
dred acres, as is claimed by the defendant
Moses llostein.
Said lands will he sold On a credit of
twelve mouths, except as 10 so much as
will paw the cost Of this suit, to be paid IN
cash. Purchasers TO give bond aud good
,eaurity for The purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKINS.
Commissioners Office. Oct. 6, lSlG.
october 7 d 81
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CorrespOndence Of the Courier.

w dSHlUSlOu, SSplCluOGI eS1'
The rumor that Gen. Taylor was 70 halt
at Seralvo, midway between Camarso
and Monterey, issiated here 10 be unfoun-
ded. He has his orders TO proceed
There is 10 be no more delays in taking
possession Of lhe Mexican territory.
A portion Of the force left on The Rio
Grande is,to be conveyed, without delay,
to Tampico. Tile attack upon that place
is to be made as, soon as possible, aud a
force Of one or two thousand men 10 be
KEEP, there. A transfer f;ibout nine hun
dred thousand dollars from The New York
deposire banks TO New Orleans was or,
dered on Saturday. The transfer of SO
large sum in addition TO the free use Of
Treasury ,Noies al New Orleans. indicates
active preparations for the fall campaign.
The letter Of Gen. P. NJ. Butler, of S.
Carolina, dated The 18th instant, takes the
same view oflhe Mexican warthat is en-
terained here. There sno doubt lha, the
administration relied much on the policy.
disposition and influence Of Santa Anna.
for an early peace, but all hope from that
quarter is al an end. The war is now 10
be carried into the very heart Of Mexico
to every one Of lis cities and posts, and
strong holds-and to every mans "do.
mestic altar" Large reinforcements will
no doubt be called for. andit is confidently
stated here that q strong column will, in
due time, be pushed forward from Tam,
pico TO join Gen. Taylor, a, San Luis
3Potosi.
The project of buying peace in now
abandoned. Congress will not be asked
again u appropriate Two millions for that
purpose. We shall! take possession Of
Mexican territory, and keep it, and lei her
make peace when she may be tired Of war.
Dhal isnow the policy Of this administra.
ilion. so far as we can understand il.
Congress will meet under strong ex..
element on This subject. The expenses
of the war will make bright budget. and
the demands for Supplemental wa1 bills"
will be Irresistible. No member-or but
very illincur the hazard of oppo-
sing and defeating a supply bill.
But it may. be relied OF, that no bill will
.pass-lookinS to war or peace-and no
treaty OF peace assented 10, or acquisition
confirmed, with all anli-savery
reslriciion--nr al least. determined at.
tempt to enforce it. II will bc insisted
upon, as Islearn, in alqterriIory which
may he acquired beyond the Neucess. Ii
is plain that ihe northern democrats. high
tariff men have taken their ground on his
question, aud that they will carry with
them large portion Of the non slavehold-
ing west
The proceedings Of The Massachusetts
Wing Convention, the movements Of the
wings, aholi,ionists, aud high tariff party
in New York and above all, the indica.
lions in democratic Pennsylvania, all point
TO a cohvusive political struggle between
the north and the south upon. the question
Of The extension Of slavery.
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Notice.
EN7lLL BE SOLD,sto the highest bidder,
Wv by the undersigned, tho 26ih and 27Ih

EN7lLL BE SOLIDS TO the highest bid.ler'
Wv by the undersigned. tho 26lh and 27Ih
of October next, on credit oftwelve months,
at the late residence ofJohn Dorm, senr decd.
all his real and personal estate, consisting Of
Sixteen hundred and some acres of Land, re
Gently surveyed by Andrew Fl. Coleman, and
divided in four tracts. 81
Tie first known as the Home Tract, contain
ing 59l acres. witt, large and comfortable
Dwelling House, with good improvements.
The second is known as Quarter tract, $50
acres. with good Dwelling House aud i'm.
provempnls.
T, e third is known as the Fork Tract ZIG
acres adjoining said quarter.
The fourth is known as the Cuiclazer Tract.
2eO acres.
The above named land joins James I. STILL
Wilson Kemp, and others.
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,sIslsata, is IS the programmed the fall and

q teatH stne-T fdtliilletci thesfa anu
Ewinier campaign. .i5,, - -
& On Saturday, it was decided in the
Cabinet, it is said, that Tampico should
tbe taken al once, orders have been already
Issued 10 that effect. Some steam YES
sells oflisht craft are to be used ii, The ex-
pedition. Tampico will be made The
principal depot for The supply Of the army
of invasion. - : - - ~. 10
The Mexicans are nol to be allowed TO
charge exhorbitant prices for the supplies
they may furnish TO our army. as hereto
fore. A general order will be issued on
this SUBJECT. A fair price only will be al
lowed. II the war should DO prolonged,
have no doubt that Mexico will have 10
furnish supplies gratis, if any she has may
ne wanted.
We are now, therefore, fairly embarked
IN this way, and no one eau see the end Of
it. -''.
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Correspondence Of The Courier.
WAsHIHsToS. Sep1.

< WAsHINeToN, Sept. 2S.
The Cabine, have. held ssvera! consul.
rarions on theisphiect :of the Mexican war.
and ave'derermined To prosecute it with
increased energy and SiSor. and ina man
ner less profitable aud convenient 10 the
Mexicans. . .a."1~9 g .''2N. -.
: The reference ,,ofihe offer or The United
STATES for renewed negotiation, made on
the 9th of Augustus. 10 be referred, il
seems, by the Mexican government 10 the
constituents Gongressfwbich is to assemble
onsthe 9th of December. This Congress
.isgit seems, to- be an independent body,
composed. of different parties, 'isIo, be free
4F0m Executive influence, and is 10 or
ganize The government anew. 1t is not
10 be supposed that they will commence,
: their faborssb by iassentins;Io the: alterations
;ofa:vefylaFgepor'ion of their 1err'lory.o
There issno expectation of obtaining
, peacefron tie action Of that assembly
Some confidehce has been! felt III the IA
vorable interposition of Sanla Anna'sne-
nessities and interests. ButHneither his
position id1hei govethment. nor the tone
of the governmenl;documents:whictghave
: reached us+;jGstdy aliy snch reiiance: The
opinion now is. that we must either back
out, or goltowork audataka possession Of
cMertco. 30 s,4i:!5 i1sff> T es airlJ..j!i:
.Ths Ia,tersco1fsel has sbeean determined
upon by administration. All theports
aohIthe sgnlf and the Pacific; to be 5rigidly
''biockadeaA aAalI thef cities and towns 'as-
saiIabls on tfis coast are II be taken---lhe
country isto be- invaded a, every point,
and every strong hold ainl' the interior 10
be garfisoasd ely our troops = Gen:afay-
qIoris;ao continues ilis his march from Satilo
,oathe San Luis de Potosi, where ihe'is TO-
be?feinforced aud supplisdlby;ah esPedi-
9 tiiohao Bersemfo hts saidt tfi;oma Tampico; 81
and hetisitKsbstp pinatct twenty thousand
strong to,be Capi.aIof Mexico This, as
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ELLIOTT & WRIGHT,
WAREHOUSE 4 COMMISSION
AZ Is A G I a. ST P Ga

HAMBURG, s. C.. y ;,i.ri
a NNOUNCE to.ther friends, and the:pub.
IA lie, that they have associated themselves
together, for tie transaction of thf; above
business in all its branches In offering their
services 10 the public in the above, they pledge
themselves 10 devote tlieif undivided attention
TO THE SELLING Of > q
Cotton Flour, 81 other Produce
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING eoons.a.'
Buying goods for Planters, or attend 10 any
/. !. other business usually transacted tby':- Z
-. Commission Merchants 5.; !.
B. EILIorT, THos. J. WRIGHT Z
Hamburg. Sept. 90, 1916.
september 80 eo4t 80
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Octr. 7
State of South Carolina.
z EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. 4sa

PYJ JOHN HILL, Esq. Ordinary of
HD Edgefed District:
Whereas John Jinnings, Jr, hath ap.
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration.
on all and singular be goods and challels,
rights and credits of John S. Coe, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite aud adrnon-
ish all and singular, the kindred aud cred.
lors of the said deceased, 10 tie and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, TO be holden al Edge
field Court House, on the l7lh Gay Of Oc-
tober inst. to show cause, if any, Why
the said administration should no, bs
granted. .%,Iil, .-'t'i 49, ;aa !;
Given under MY hand and seal, this tho
5lh day q! October, il, the year Of our.
Lord: one thousand eight bundreJ and
forty.six!h. ..und in the 7Ist year Of Amer
can independence. 80.
, :. a;so;..:a nj JOHN, HILL, o. Z D.
lOc'r.zt9: a'a.,ba.2 !: 5= =. ,2t 81
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october 7
State of Souti Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


EDGEFiEED DISTRICT.
PY JOHN HILL, Esquire. Ordinary
I'D Of EdgefieId District.
Whereas William E. Kennedy, hath
applied 10 me for letters Of Administration,
on all and sing guIar The goods and chatels,
rights and credits o! Rose Ann Qualrlebum,
lae ofsaid District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite aud admon-
ish all aud singular, The kindred and cred
ilors of the said deceased, to he and appear
before me. al our next Orlinary's Cnur,
FOR the said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House on the 1Tlh day of
October INST, TO show cause, if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted. -.
Given under my hand and seal. this the
9Th day Of October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eighthundred and for.
ty.six. aud in The seventy first year of
American independence. =
JOHN HILL, o. ED.
Octr. 7 81 81
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PROCLAIM ALTON.

By his Ercelleaey WM. AIKEN Esq, Gorer.
nor and C0mmanacr'in Chief IN and orcr Tie
State of South Carolina.
NHT THEREAS. ii becomes People not;only
w Individually, bul in their aggregate and
collective capacity. TO render thanks TO The SIR
rleme Ruler of the Universe. for blessings and
f:,vors nuniticently conferred, and 10 bow the m
selves in humble resignation for such as in his
wisdom and goodness, he has thought proper
toSvilhhold; and, whereas, while portion of
The products of our land. have heen partially
ravaged and destroyed, there is ye, abundant
cause fol thankfnlness, in d ,pleMeous supply
of the necessares Of life, in the continued pro-
lection Of Mercilul Providence, and in all
,lhcr blessings derived from Almighty God.
Now 'hrreinfe, !, WILLIAM AIKEN. Go.
vernon of the State of South Carolina, do, by
these presents.set apart and proclain the FIFTH
Day OF NOVEMBER NEXT, TO be observed
throughout the. State, rs Day Of Thanksgiving,
Humiliation and Prayer, and do invite all De.
nomindtiSas Of Christians, and all other, per.
SONS of assaever sect or persuasion, to dismiss
their secular business and assemble themselves
Oh that day in their respective Houses ofWor'
shis, 10 offer up their thanks to Almighty God,
the great Disposer of events, TO snpplicate a
continuance of his tender mercies, and to en-.
gage in such other devotional exercises as may
be proper and suitable to the occasion,
Given under my hand and the senl of The State,
at Charleston, this Odd day of September, in
the year of our Lord one housand eight hum
dred and forty six, ard in the, seventy first
year of American independence. 81.
- WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor:
R,aERr Q. rlscKseY, Secretary Of State.
All the papers in the State will publish the
above twice, ilis-
september co 2t 36
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FRESH SUPPLIES. I.

TUST received and for sale byJ. D.
~ TIBBETTS, superior article of
Lamp on. -, -.
(McMilon's celebrated Tooth Wash for
cleansing and beaptifying. the teeth.
Auy's I;iniinent, certain cure for Piles.
.,Champion'sFeyer and Ague Pills. war
,ranted to cures 'i:t.6ir4T ayi34.
Row and's; Tonic Mixlure.s5siI!.o,l ~. -
"a A, fresh, supply ofSpeucer'slPills. :s"f,i
!" Hnfl,s Cough, Worm and Headaehe
Tnzeuges. lfs:,Y - 80 s'ss''. ,.i..ih -.
a+Scpl 20 1.i ''~ %
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Notice.

4 WARN any person against trading
u for Noies given by me 10 - Veachl,
nsHorse trader, for one Hundred and forty
dollarssas,he property for which il was
,giyen5isnohsounds The dale Of the note
is list Of October, ,lS46!d in fifteen days.
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