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100 RROADUAv

,.,r,, sooDfEaks METALLIC KUBsyk gssRIcs
~ most extensive essortment Of India Rubber rood,
esef o1ersd ~ ts city, embracing every Article nov
nan aet1fed and Of quality heretofore unsquasd m.
s-fey Includes coas cloAss boots shoes apes poue.
GA'eAng bsrs, &c &c n wholesale and retail A. ~.
GOODYEAR hsbDer Warehouse 100 Bre.aaa,s.v 80
a. In op- Trinity Charch. between Pine s,s vsli,,
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CAPITALIZATION.

lust PUBLISHED, new work entitled Naturalization
y Of Aliens. or The Aliens Guide 10 Citizenship, ard
Court Manual containing sketch Of the laws with direc
and forms Of proceedings Tor TIE nafurake o.
Aliens In the lifted states. With Notes and Appendix
By GeorEe w. Scott COUNSEL Law. For sale By
- BELL 4 GOULD. l53 N.ssau-st.
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mESmERrSM

a NJ INV LEIhEDN.-DA ASHLEY a. Hud.on.t
NO AID hiu n he cure Of disease. and 70 render b, ps
uents nsensibe 10 pam during sur.ie.I -n..,' %
tracing teeth and childbirth We, Mesrnsyic
q II a D. " Ashley also administers The EheresI VI
pr a. al hours . render painless surgical onsy.si,
sxtEsstns teeth and salld-airth "a 81
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ARCHITECTURAL

I'RikBLE Chthhl, Archlfec-s respectfully az
nognce - their friends and the public that they
occ1py the Offices So Broadway irext . Brswsters Car
rszs pos,oryI where By unreuitteo assduity they
viii ence4ycr met the PATRONAGE that may BE- awarded
-n-u--. hrlL- he.. n OK u Ns.- ~ 2. aln
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COTTON MANUFACTURERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER manufactures every description 0
copper. sheet iron ard work Tor factories Cottor
cylinders, Hgls drums esp boxes, kc &c made u
tie 5es- manner.
Orders By nal solicited VIM o. CREAMER,
s2l SsvIss- Derby C0aa
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EwBANK,S HYDRAULICS.
HYDRAULICS

V'HE PUBLICATION Of the first number Of this work
Il sdeisrred until Saturday the 10th inst Orders may
be sent % any Of the booksellers The vnols work will be
completed IN 6 numbers AZ y cent? a number. o.
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MEDICINES.
rruraru AND SPEEDY CURES

ID ,A ~ is.e,,e,x. inf.nn.iiens q he bo~ss. a.
.l..,. .ra Bladder; liberation Of the intetHa.s Tara,
ssbsfy and al Other afsetlons o, ne ,, 4. >
= ,,l,,,,ilv INDUCED by experiment. On Dr. Ia
.i' for The cure 1f piles, Tor ~hich citeaie ss.s
si'sis remsdy. set d has proved i.sei in ~ tis
80 h h.. been used. 90 tc niediciue IA -.
pue', - ther. IA m. 1sras6s enumerated sD3ls L.
~ - - ,snerslly found in conjunction VIII plea
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THE GRAMMAR

nFTHE ACADEMY or FRANCE. by Bonneau and
~ Lucan revised By ~ Michrud. with the Exercises 70
accompany it. ia BY the French COLLEGES for sale by
mis- HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE, 2l6 Pearl-st
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FOR CHILDREN

In all chose affections % which children are feccrr
rhe witch are generally Of iulsnuateff eNteiii
80 cien terminate fatally by c0ngestion ihe eeiatf
: an admirable remedy inasuch - % reduces aaNant
- .r.yeufs 20, se.tion throws a morbid hunlor cl'
,y.ri .cts without pain. anf = easily Aduln
REMARKABLY CURE Or CHRONIC ~ erSttht
"H'A PuiApfLrHi,. sept p ~.
Myssss WYATT K KfrcHVN -Gcns About I'VE yen
- 90. Afflicted with what called chronic iissrit
~ have suffered with Dc ever since ehd piy'et.s
b,y. tod me that my liver Affected. $40 ~ tt 1y h-
eis ee liberated for blood aud rus attended WIN -
,er pufrid smell the frequent discharfes AR
me stnr, made VISIT 70 Massachusetts, Do fofesa
hn,f ron, change OF air bar suffered more seFefeys1
s,er b. ore While there physician ofeifd 90 care &c
s SO In three month"; Hsppiiy tfe midst oiinsus.
r,in oc,asouaily relieved BY sudauuul. ,AN m e.,
wrapper of your Ecctutfy,a perfect crsctiFten y
mt f,grfher ilh many certificates ~ cures ~
ave ne sfea nfdencc the medicine ind infclie.
hox and nm. doses of which has apparently cured ne
and am prepared % SAY everything pa if. a'of {" ise
Ssr any service / can 20 humanity By slhscnvint Nli
,.,s,,t. Respectfu.ls yours.
"e'' RFNJANI< PFRCINAL, SO South Sisths'
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FOR PILES
IIrTT IIIT1
DIR uPfrAMs REMEDY.

either bleeding or blind internal or external pf
vegetabs Electuafy IL the only medicine ins' WI
. NJ rmauenf cure.
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coSTryENESS.

ri, s..sfsf rnalsdy q caused ~ arftnk -tnrttn -
i.S.'S ~. ...tfic inlc@s Of the stomach ga sea
.t,s ~, i,.s.psa. ndeea We scarcely see enc rrre
- 49,. .trcg ths almost unusual psr pi f.sr"t pa
- s,in.. of lae years, which i.s ~ t- iAe iAesu
~. vor. dfsessrs tlrg profess 20 cure. 80 - -
49,. III violent puIssilfc medicine "i-.,-. -'.-s
b 80 h,,..i. iu a weaker aud mole cnli~A 81
shan before tskinsit; hence the huneie,s s r -
,.riy~nes. D. IS and dyspepsia Dr. fntn ief
80. IL iruartins strength ara tone 20 the sto'-a si
nerves ard coantsracts the poisonous en'e-'" -'e'
such as cs.oinel, srsenic. or mercury -
DISEASE OF THE STOMACH AND BOW -
DY.FkF.iA. lNuicEsrlON sNO ktlfctoN ~ 49,
e.e diseases result from inability Of tfe gistfe We
er members Of the stomach % tsse up food siirf p ~
-, si.,os-d BY the gastric juices Having as@efit-ei
~ Cause Of the disease The next object wncA hh--i
.s.nf. itself % rejecting mind - Low o. care 81 ~
p h.. elected by usng pills, which mef@y parse tt
- .ut bowels all Where only SCION - SAe.ite N
or farther relaxation ~ he very ue.1'fis -
.. ~. case We think every ratpuai hclns ~.
-. al Ca ft be eaeeied By cfamnnus the afst-
.th violent mineral 10isous, such A. mercury Itits
,f ~ .r..nic, PrepOsicTuls 30 -ie extreme p e-'
5.r.. or indigestion. every rieu'ei 20 me Hellaf'
49,, y. r,lr.sd and siren gilencd WIN nntft< tNf A..
or ne sasfic Jaice must te parlee acc ,ii ,el D.
49,. ND be driven from tho blcca w. lhtn L.ecl
- No.. only medic ne that VIII r1rc- ms 49,, 49,.
IRrAT MEDICINE FOR ftNAia- ApMf AANie
D- r'~.,'. r lectusry will be found IN tft % or it,
al, ,tsieine vel discovered tor curing paieuess, i.
e,ent consum gfion decline, snd genera fiosifafer
81 re nervou, system its INV goiiunf erect on ~
b,n-.s frame are truly slrprislnf ana ~tst se 80
..es 10 he credited. pcrsous al "etsuess 80 e-of
before using IL soon become strong ad eeNrf' IN lf
.,f mind ~ the use of 0ar two boxes
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16
THE PILES-A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.



team
ind inflicted
nah rbked
il
S dor eyenap by
nte
the
The Pereui Calico when he published his discovery
safer to before s and happiness
The EeHa serdeaahy commended the ladies'
nome
oundput ~ " ~ !"
Piles
my
disable me from and eadI had
and from the which found myself entirely
oiwasafi
e
eandam
afflicted
almost name remedy HAD all confidence
direction ddownIfn
HAIocK
done with - - io-tE
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale one hundred acres of
Il land adjoining Westfranklin, fronting on the Ohio
river, OF mile, well timbered; together with the
choicest quality Of lime and free stone which is situa
ted on the river
Also one dwelling house and lot, including store
house on the lot Is by % feet well situated and
fixed for Dry Goods and Groceries will also sell
my present stock of Goods and Groceries. The
dwelling is comfortably situated with all the
sary out houses together with seller and cistern.
The whole premises is well situated for any gentle
man who may be DESTROYS TO embark in business on
the Ohio river with fiourishing country around,
and particularly for merchant who may wish to go
into the wood and produce business.
For further particulars call and see the owner on
the premises.
Terms easy and the property at cash valuation
The undersigned is anxious to sell soon.
p. ID. WILSON.
West Franklin, Posey Co. Ind. sep LIT.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16
A GOOD GLANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN.
LOUISVILLE. SEPr. lsr, ls47.-sep. Aim.

A PHYSICIAN residing in a pleasant Village IN
Evansville, and having a practice realizing from
1900 to $500 year wishes to dispose of his stua-
ton together with his office, Medical fixtures and
stock of Medicine fair valuation, any person de-
srous to settle in practice will find this offer sell
dom to be met with. The population surrounding
the village, is good--society excellent and moral.
The present encumbant's wish TO leave, is alone
caused by the delicate of his famiys health who
DESTROYS to travel South.
A married man would be preferred, and if necess-
airy A B. has objecson remain four or six weeks
and introduce his successor to his practice. Terms
nal Office, Evansville, Ind, viii meet with prompt
attention. sep 3O-4t
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16
DUBLIC saIe.-Notice is hereby given ttat WI.

DUBLIC Sale.-Notce is hereby given that WE.
IL William Martin and Samuel Rogers, of the firm
of Martin & Rogers will on the Goth day OF Octo
Der, A ID lS47, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A
NJ and six O'Clock Nj of said day, proceed TO fore.
close certain mortgage in fee given and executed
to us By Andrew Huston tof the town of Circevile in
the State OF Ohio dated the seventh day OF November
ID 1915, by selling the motgage premises mentioned
and described In said mortgage, at public auction and
outcTy pursuant 10 power OF sale contained in said
mortgage said mortgage and the power Of sale there
in contained recorded IN Book NJ pages 5l9,
620 and Cpl of the Records of Deeds 90 Na.sssl,reh
County and the mortgaged premises therein mentions
ed described in said mortgage substantially iol
lows to wit
"The one undivided half ofthe following real estate
situated in the county OF Nanderburgb, and State
of Indiana and thus described to w.t. LOT or parcel
of land in the Town Of Evansville known and des.
cribed as fraction number two in the lower Me
Gary's Enlargement OF said town containing about
three fourths OF an acre"
also one undivided fourth OF fraction number one.
in said enlargement subject TO the conditions and Ii
mutations contained in the Deed of Nathan Rowley,
to Amos Clark and Francis Amory for said fraction
number one.'
ALSO the undivided halfof certain other parcel Of
land adjoining said fraction No. two and bounded as
follows, beginning the end of the street which sepe-
said fraction No. two from lots seventeen and
thirtytwo in said enlargement, thirty feet from the
most northerly corner OF said fraction number two,
running thence with the middle course OF said street
North 30deg. East eight chains and eight links 10 the
road leading from Evansville TO the new Bridge on
Pigeon creek thence along said road south 32de 5min
East six chains and seventy five links TO the Town
of Evansville thence along said town 40 deg 80 min.
West six chains and thirty eighth links thence TO the
place of beginning. 1t being the same land conveyed
by Charles / Battell TO Amos Clark in the year ID
1885, containing three acres three quarters and eight
rods or Whereabouts. The amount caimed TO be due
the foot of said mortgage from the said mort
gsgor Andrew Huston, at the time of the first publi-
cation of this notice is S2,S55, 70"
And said sale will take place at the Exchange Ho-
tel in the City of Evansville on the DAY and between
the hours herein before mentioned.
Terms of sale cash
VILLA / M H1it5l Mortgages
BAKER & GARvIN Auys Tor MoIgagees
aug A-9t-prs lee Sl4 90.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16

ScHooLMAsrER.-"Bl Tompkins, what is
a widowl" Bill-"a wilder, is married
woman, what aini got any husband, cause he's
dead.,' Master-"Very well. What is a
widowern Bill-"A widderer is a man
whatruns artes the widders." Master-"well
Bill, tina, is not exactly according to. Johnson,
but il will do"
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16

y j. Ii. WILDER & CO., Louisville, XIV.
lille by ALLEN c. HAILOCK. wholesale and retail
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16
WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE.
J. f. MAGHEE & CO.,


Hand Off
conisin o
geof md and wills ell them as IN
Merchants Deaers call and themselves
S
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16

ELECTION of Bank Directors-The Stock
Bank are hereby informed that the annual election of
Directors, for the ensuing year, will take place the
Banking Office, in Evansville, on Monday the first
day OF November next, between the hours of 2 and
O'Clock P. NJ. JOHN DUGLASS, Cashier
sep 2S-4w.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16
WASUINCTON HOUSE.

81 WASHINGTON HOUSE. -
s=5zI ID emOved.-B. NURRE begs ~
.sllll leave to tender his grateful Sz4z-ss
thanks his friends and the travelling public for
the patronage heretofore extended him at his old
stand, and TO inform them that he has removed his
Hotel to the opposite corner, Main street, which
building is larger and more commodious, and having
been recently fitted up by him, he will be better able
to accommodate those who may favor him with
call His rooms and bedding are good and his table
will all times be supplied with the best the market
Affords He has spacious stables and wagon yard
Tor the accommodation of Travellers and his charges
As heretofore will be moderate. He solcits all his
old friends and the public give him call at his
stand where he believes he can accommodate them
more to his own satisfaction and their comfort.
July 22-3mow DID,
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16

The New York locoioco convention re-
jected The Wilmoi Proyiso.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16
TO THE PUBLIC.


ynndd
hat ed6e Of
e &c mango scun1,ha
Wides Vegetable
in anO Orns
h6 m most peb surcs;a however
abemehan whom aye
eperorme lin cases
o
m
Chareo JodahHa
GIu rg
Thomas, Newman Center ky;
CmE PneW
| Hayes Unel Ohiodn Mo Down,AIt Ifoe,A
&CoGe Hope
EdadsM orgaeld Ky
Tenn;
Nye,S klevile Ky;TA 1hnaC Tenn
A Morrison ,Nhvil
Hall Mail Mansfield scosve
| Prepared No old by Lousy Nv.
c.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16

DRINTER,S Ink.-5kegs Johnson and Durant
Spring News Ink, in store and for sale by
feb Is C.. BELL.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-16
WILSON, sTARBIRD, & SMITH
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

A nsuppi O
Brushes lnr
the
ron o a a. low
bought as and placed
acue
land
nc ust
m b. ~
k Whn IlnmrI yscomplte and hegoo1he
and counryp
LOUISVILLE September Jourc
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: Ian. ls47..
THE CAMDEN HOTEL, !.
BY B. P. BOYD.

The Observation-Disclosures ,o bis friends
ismi the travelling lpn5lic. that he l,as iakrE
that large and eommoaiauss prick II O9'EIa;
con,isuous TO the Eonr, House. i'm This
town, where he will be able to taccommt,4s
date in the best nanHer, nll WIN feel lil.-
clined 10 give him atrial The hanse has
been put in the best order, and ne1oly fn-t
ished throughout, and,i an nesldesirs
i,o please will give salisslac,;ol. he is ron.
WINGED That viii be satisfied. His table
will be furnished aniply y.-lis bar willfbs
Furnished i'i' the best Ligar rrs. and his
servants will be as ailen.iye Rs possible.
Camdfn, January 6. ] s47.s III 3 81 sS
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LANDS FOR SALE

suudrY Tracts Of Ean!l belonging ,o,lie
Estate Of James Corbetl, Senr., dee eascd,
sitnatetl.in Sumter District, on lie Beaver,
Dam waters of Black River, about twelve
or fourteen miles South East from Cams.
den. aud some three ar four miles from
Bradf"rd Springs. SaiJ lands are valuas,
BILE, not "nly in an agricultural poini OF.
view, bpt more particularly on sacronntgof
the !liea!lhiness Of the country, being eve- ii.
ry way suitable for Summer Residences.
A credi. Of one and Two years y II! be Civ:
EN-, and terms generally allyocr0mmodsiing ta
pHrehqscfs. Apply; 10 ,ie subscriber.
w. EEWIS, q. $. D.
Snm,eryiIle, SC. Jan. 30, IS47. &l3 tf.ss
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CASH, CAsHI 81 4 'gCl;lAISHIII

Ftnding j. necessary tu aise none u lie
sutscriber would respectfully fRforifss The
public lhaliie has liered lhe Ia lr g of liis
business. and. future lie will sell ~.
.clusiseIY fgr CASH III ba i. and hol,es biy, y,
the alsegalion l i,rices 70 mnk Sc i anSoLject
Withtl,is t0smer customers md any who.
may favor lin Wi q call 10 bsiy fs,f cas
The sgltsc ribe- trusts that his long iIi-ss
.iulgense % his customer will xcuse. .tl,ias
call which he ma hes for prompt payment
of bis ont standing dues. which he is d, &
PEELED @ close 9, meet his own debts ~; R5s
He is assured that the lDw3 pri ice 8 at
which he can now sell Sfar cash. will al
irTact "a ctat.eL.ionto his stock OF every variety
s \. " OSES. Is,
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BIZ CKsMITH "A SNH HT
l

spbscfi spe 81 fIill rtns lis.
custom sfs :. and tlia gensisilY. hat
be- are. &c lte any work iii,
slls Abeye d 9gs. trades ness md
pm is ;ss q So
attended
ill,yrig .,ts md VI q ills re i,.
FORMED ll,al he hns resieil d SIsssm Lnt
and nd! is;now pre- 10 Aid GfiisB
any MIL rons o1 ps good tertns md
accurate and dnrah in aWsr kmangllio ossii,l
Taterial as can be iss i'm o IS
elsewhere. Crane iionk j aud Screws sl5rsl
eleyating n III Stones wi Be 1 khir ; On haasd
or snetis 10 order. ny we1k in, ron I
st.egei,a Brass or ,sprsr ~ bich u ushslly
done by lslafk end can Pc
done as well here as else,yh ~
a we'll assorlei siock 4of Iron on hunA
and for sale. ~ w
J. COGHI,
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90 NEGROES FOR SAT b,

ON .he ] 9th day of March next, a, The late
residence Of James Corbett, Scnr., ,tlrccus..
Ell. i'll Sumter District, wilI.De Offered for
sale. al public ontcry,
20 Very Valuable Negroes;
six Of whom will be sold FOR Cash, lhs
other Ia OF Credit Of one and two s. en- RI
giving Note or Bond wi.I,
approved security, interest from day ni
sale; and in nn case will property be de.
l'vered i'll tho terms of sale are fully com.
piled with. ,4..s5s SO +.
w. LEWIS, o. s. ID,
Feb. 10, ls47. l6 8.
i ~ The Camden Journal will copy.
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NOTICE,

The subscriber for shc future. w,llspre.
sen, his Accounts for payment, quarterly,
except Planters and Farmers who pay
punc;ually at the end Of The year; such are
considered us good rs CASH.
#. J. COGHLAN.
February Is, 1916. l5 If
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Fresh Groceries.
tiIusi ri ;nna 4.

Fine No. Salmon, Mackercl, Goshen
Butter. Fresh L"hsier. in,in.) UnslerW oo,'''
Pickles. Rnisins, Tin quarter boxes Sugar.
Coffee, Bacon. l.ar,i, &s,, &C., md, rs tho
CASH system begins 10 work aamira,,
bly,. pprrhasers wnuId dr. 10 CALI
They will be sold AT lpwer PRICES than ev-
er offered in this marke, before. st, 3,
a.a a. J. MOSES. 81
February 3. lS47. .i'5s
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GAR DEN SEEDS.

JUST RECEIVED, q general asxprlment
including Early York and Other Gabbpga;
Seeds, Onion Setis &c.. &c, sc. To any.
one having bnught fran me last; pear. 81
viii be sufficient 10 say they gre from The
same nan Jno, Fhoomson. and warranted,
Feb. 8, Is47. f, ! ~. y, N'5, ..
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FOR SALE.

A neat and we'll finished BUGGY, that
has never been used. warranted, aud will
be sold low for CASH or gnolipaper. -
Apply to II. J. COGHLAN.
February Is. IS47. l6 If.
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Executors. Administering and Guarsli,
ans. are required by LAW. TO make iheir
annual returns in The month of January
Of each year. .,s. 5s ~.
January Z, lsl7. Il .f 81
W.l LEWIS, %. So ID.
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q. n1rvVe are authorized to am.
nounce WILLIAM G. HARRIET, Esq.sas
q Candidate for Tax Collector. al The ems
suing Election. { .t :s:t ;,.;., 81
Sumteryille. Nov. rs, iS46. A 81
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CAleIeON WARII.

4 large and general assortment Of En-.
lish Pots, Ovens, Skillels, Stew Pans,
Spiders, Preserving Kettles, &c. &c, &c.
Just received and for sale at reduced prices
by A. J. MOSES.
Feb. 3. ls47.
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1000 ACRES

LYNCHES' CREEK LANDS FOR SALE.
The lands uf the late John Duraul. are
now for sale, consisting "f various qualities,
and in plantations or parcels varying from
l75 to 2CCO ucrcs. Persons WISHING 10
purchase Lands in Sumter District have
the opportunity Of doing SO now a, very
reduced prices. The undersigned Agents
or Attorneys f"r the sale of the sa me may
he found atthe residence of. ID. Ashmorr.
l"rmerly the residence Of The dercused
Jnhn Durant.
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OYsTERsl OYSTERS! OYsTERsy

The 'ubscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they receive
daily from Charleston supplies of FRESH
OYSTERS. which will be furnished by
the keg, gallon, nr smaller quantity.
DICKSON & LATTA,
Camden. Dec. 80, 1916.
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J. d. ASHMORE,
ATTY. nf Martha A sl,rnnre.
THOS II lhNNN

HUS. +. JON Els, n
Attorney "f J. d. Smith, j. III. Smith
and II. A. Smith.
Is= The undersigned having returned to
Georsia. Cnrt. J. d. Ashmorc is authorised
10 make sales af the above lands, and for
ward The Title Deeds Ia me for execution
THOS. F. JONES,
Attorney "f Jomes II Smith, John D.
Smith and H"rncc A. Smith.
February Is, 1917. IG lm,f a
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Poor House NOTICE.

AOOE hnOaaSc GOlHCG.
The Clarendon and Salem Board OF Commission.
ers OF the Poor are requested To meet the Clarcno,t
Board OF Commissioners Of The Poor nl Sumteryc
on the first Monday in March next, to tukc into
consideration The proprely Of building Poor House
for Sumter District. ~
By order of the Board
JOHN BALLARD, Chm. BID Com.
Of the Poor for Claremont County.
T. J. DINKiNs, Scc'y.
February 10, 1877. IS St
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C0L0RED DAGUERREOTYPE
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Tue subscriber would specrfully in form
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of SunlervilIc
and vicinity. ,t,nt he hns taken rooms in
Dir, China Hotel i,ra few days and i'll be
happy to have all call and examine speci-
mems whether they intend sitting or moi.
After haying experience in New York am,
New Orleans he does not hesitate Ia war.
RANT his Likencsscs equal to any. taken in
the UniOn.
No person will be required to take a
picture after sitting if II docs no. give sui
i.mction.
Portraits copied correctly; Likenesscs
taken in clear, cloudy. o: rainy weather.
instructions in The Ar, given and Appa-
ralus furnished.
]. S. CLARKE.
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We are AIT llOrised to- am. !.
no,lrce Dry NY GOD ST shs d candidate
for lsepre anta.iye of Clarendon, at The
ensuing election: As
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