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TO HOUSE BUILDERS AND
CARPENTERS. "

y AM now aud shall at all times be prepared 10
Il cover RJol1 Of Houses at reduced prices, with
Loaded Tin, French Zinc, OF Galvanized Iron.
Samples Of which may be seen al my store.
| have also, constantly on hand, good assert.
mcnt Of building materials, cheap for cash.
G. WOODWARD,
Penn. Avenue, between 10Th and lth streets.
aug Il--3t
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G. w. WHEELED

TABlNET, CHAIR AND SOFA MANUFAC.
~ TORY, Pennsylvania Ape1ue, near The cor.
ner Of 18Th s',eet-Thc Subscriber respectfully begs
leave to return his thanks 10 his friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage they have
kindly bestowed upon him, and to inform them that
he is at all times prepared to manufacture every de-
scriplion of Household Furniture at the shortest
notice, in q neat and workmanlike manner, and on
terms the most accommodating.
! have on hand small assortment Of Furniture,
which will dispose of on very liberal terms: such
as Walnut aud Mahogany Spring Scat SOFAS,
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, TABLES. high,
low, and French post Bodslcads Cradles, Cribs, &c,
nm also prepared to attend Funerals at the
shortest notice, and most liberal terms
&. W. WHEELER,
aug 81 BID & 2wfw
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CABINET AND CHAIR .aANUFAC7ORY
DNOBIAs N. WOLFF, E. street, near the err.
IL ner Of IN, south side.-Ths subscriber
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
in general, thst he is now prepared to manufacture
CABINET FURNITURE Of every description ;
he will keep constantly in his employ first rate work.
nan, SO that oil persons who order work from hi.
establishment, can depend on receiving well made
article. -.aT.,
Those who have ID Furniture, that they wish to
have repaired would do well to give him call.
He is constantly manufacturing Chairs Of every
description. and fom his long experiences in this
brsnch Of business, he is confident that he can
please the most fas,'dious. Old Chairs will be re-
paired and repainted, and with small expense be
made 10 look as well as new. -,
His terms will be made to suit the times.
aug 30 If r. N. WOLFF,
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WAITED IMMEDIATELY.
A GOOD BLACKSMITH tn yhon good wages
~ will b. Civ, n.
Enquire Of William Hill on D between 9th 4 OIL
Streets sonh side.
sept SIT '....'. .a..
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To Col. A. G. SUMMER, " .,
Editor Of the South Carolina.
.,., (Continued)
During this whole period Of nearly thirty years,
the undersigned has enjoyed the honor and advan-
tage of correspondence and interchange of infor-
nation and kind Offices, with some of the most
distinguished friends Of agriculture and horticul-
ture, being contemporary with Clinton and Buel
corresponding members of the "London Hort-
cultural Society,"" and in intimate agricultural re-
lations and intercourse with the Earl of Leicester
tMr Cooke, of Norfolk Earl Spencer, Sir John
Sinclair, the late Charles Champion, aid hundreds
of the most prominent friends Of the cause in the
United States from Maine 10 Louisiana-making,
in the meantime. in repeated journeys, and still
so making personal inspection Of the agricultural
habits and staples of his own country, from the
Mississippi to the St. Lawrence.
Such, sir, are some Of the guarantees Of quail.
fcstion and fidelity, fl and proper to be known 10
those who may be pleased to patronize the work
for which you have been pleased to express your
preference, and which was consigned to the sole
toiuuSL VI uHuoiSiSuSu, wiz Jul oDC
timation from It's lbera! publishers-to spare them
no expense, in the procurement Of materials and
illustration Of subjects, 10 the end that it may coi
respond with the most advanced progress, and
with all further demands for the vindioation and
improvement Of the great pursuit it is designed to
benefit Such, in word, are the assurances, that
every father may find In II work that every son
Of the soil ought TO have II in his power 70 study,
whose livelihood is TO depend on Practical asricul-
ture, and whose professional respsctaoihty and
personal satisfaction are involved in his being
qualified to pursue il - . gentlsmanly, rational
amusing and literary, as we'll as practical and
laborious occupation. In this naked and truthful
statement Of facts, which the editor Of the Far.
ners Library feels that 10 has right, and is even
called upon 10 put forth, with tho liberty of the
press, In explanation to the agricultural public,
whose patronage he respectfully soliciss he trusts
all will find evidence without any alloy of unbe.
coming selhshness or egotism) of sincere and
even increasing Partially for branch Of Ameri-
can industry which is connected, when truly I'm
dertood, in its very nature and practice with the
constan. exercise Of our highest aad noblest facul-
ties. "
Having prolonged this letter beyond 'Ae limits
he expected, the undersigned will, with your kind
permission, endeaSor in one word to explain what,
In his view, Is now needed for the further progress
Of American agriculture, earnestly soliciting, from
his brethren Of the press thcir united influence,
without which, what great Moderation in our so.
cial institutions and habits, and in our laws as they
bear upon Agriculture and Education, can ever be
efectedI
Your obliged friend, aud obedient servant,
.. is. SKINNER,
Editor Farmers Library
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ing resumed their trips at the regularly advertised
hours. the subscriber has again placed his Omnibus
ROUGH AND READY" on the route, and will
always be found at the Steam boat wharf in Wash
ington on the arrival Of the boat from Alexandria
ready to convey passengers to any part Of Pennsyl
vania Avenue, or its vicinity, for l2l cents.--He
will also leave the corner Of the Avenue and 9Th
street, Opposite Coleman's) at 81, and ii A.
NJ, and !, 81, and 81, p NJ, for the purpose Of
conveying passengers TO the boat, at the same
charge. He hopes that all in favor Of uniform and
reasonable charges will give him their uniform sup
port. JEHU w. ELLIOTT.
aug 81 If
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An rs. VA. BOYD, Fsncy Dresr aud Hcbt
W. Maker, on Pei n. Avenue, south p,oc between
9Th ard 18Th streets. aug 20 II
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IMPORTANT NEW WORK.

IMPORTANT NEW WORK.
ETNITED STATES FINE NCIAL DEPART.
u MENT--Tho Treasury Department and it,
various Fiscal Bureaus their origin, organization,
and practical operations illustrated; being supple.
men, to the Synopsis Of Treasury Instructions for
the administration Of revenue laws, affecting the
commercial and revenue system of the United
States; ia fourteen chapters. By Robert Mayo, NJ.
d.. one volume Iuarto. $3.50.
The above werk, which has been for n consi,lera.
bic time in preparation at the Treasury Department,
has just been printed extra copies Of which are 70,
sale by WIN. 2. FORCE,
aug "a Al Penn. ave. corner of 10 h street.
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BOARDING..

1.,ERs. I'll LEY On Mis.oon Avsaus, heiv'cen
WI ~ Odd e:h Streets, has several rlea.snt
looms ot tic accommodation Of. permansn, OF tran
siOnt Bosders. aug l6u
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ICE! ICE!!.ICE!!!

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand large sup.
i ply Of pure Potomac lee, which they will soil
at their Icc-house corner OF Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street, for Twenty five cents per bushel.
BIRD IL GUNNEI,L.
NJ B.-Icc delivered in any part Of the city a, the
shortest notice. b. &G.
june 23--f "
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WING NoMIN ATOMS
IN MARYLAND.
FOR sovERNoR.

FOR sovERFoR.
Nm. r. Goldsboough, of Dorchester county.
.. FOR oosGREss. ss.@..
FRS, district, composed OF Montgomery,
Charles, Calvert. Prince Georges. ST. Mary's,
and Anne Arundel counties, John G.. Chap
Second district. composed Of Allegheny
Washington, and Frederick counties, J. DIXON
Roman.
Fourth district, composed Of the first fifteen
wards of Baltimore city, John p Kennedy.
Fifth district, composed Of Hartford, Cecil,
Kent. Queen Anne's, and Caroline counties,
alexander Erans.
Sixth district, composed Of Talbot. Dorches.
Ter. Somerset, and Worcester counties, John
w. .Crufeld. ...... . i.
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"oUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARRIA-
IL GEs, and all kinds Of merchandise bought aud
sold on commission by w. b. LEWIS.
Having enlarged my store in order to accommo-
date the above branch Of business, would inform
the public that am now ready to receive consign-
mante fl public or private saIes.
N. b. Persons having uny amount Of furniture to
dispose Of would 10 well 70 give me a call tt the
c'o,hi"G and furniture store, Pennsylvania avenue
nohr llth street. w. b. LEWIS.
. @E ar PRIH.a1'E SALE.
10 do.sn superior Wines, old Social Madeira, aid
Blackburn brands @
Also, an invoice Of Looking Glasses, Clocks, end
Trunks "
extr, large mrhogany Centre Table ,..E
Refrigerator, in good order
l splendid new pair Candelrbras, five lights each
With a variety of other articles for sale low.
aug lsH w. B. LEWIS.
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W. p NLLIGMO
ARCHITECT
AND
p A TENT GENN

I 4 4 Il ~ L n U II IN i
once opposite the Patent ONCE,
CORNER OF STH AND ST. CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WILL attend to preparing srEcIrIcArIoSs,
w DRAwIsos, &c, and all business intrusted
10 him connected with tho Patent Office or his pro-
fesson, with promptncss and despatch.
PATENT OFFICE, Feb 18th, 1912.
Mr.. WV. p. ELLIor who has been formerly EN-
ployed in the Patent Office, as Draughtsman, &c.
having established Patent Agency in the city
Washington. take great pleasure in recommend.
ing him as gentleman worthy Of confidence, and
as being particularly qualified to take charge Of any
business requiring knowledge Of mechanical SCI
ence, the progress Of the arts and patent improve
ments; Mr.. Elliot is ALSO well acquainted with the
practice Of this Office.
~, , HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
aug 10 " Commissioner Of Patents.
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MASTERS OR .MISIRESSES

HAVlNG negro-womsn Cook, and negro.
IL woman Nurrs to hire, either by the year or
BY the month. can hear Of good home for them, BY
addressing A. b. through the Post Office postpaid
and BY stating particulars Of disposition, qualica.
tons, price, etc. sep 8 6ts
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u BURGER, dealer in Tobacco, ssgars and
j. snuff, Wholesale and Retail, 18th street, be-
tween G.. and H aup 2Otf
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore it has been very difficult indeed i'm
possible To always obtain good green and black teas.
But now you have only TO visit the wareroon,g Of
the Pckin Tea Con pany, rs and II Fulton street,
to obtain delicious and fragrant teas you could
wish for.--Daily sun.
We have tried the teas imported by the Pekn
Tea Company, rs and II Fulton street, New York,
and II we live will try them often. They are selling
the most delicious teas we ever drank, and retail
them at wholesale prices.-Evening Post
The finest specimens Of green and black teas ever
sold in this country. are imported by the Pekin Tea
Company, rs and ~ Fulton st. Those who want
good tess at reasonable prices can always got them
theie.--1ribune.
A Word TO Tea Drinktrs--The Pckin Tea
Company, rs and II Fulton street, have imported
into this market Eve hundred thousand dollars
worth Of the f.est grades Of green and black teas,
grown in the CeIestirl Empire done up in all the
various fancy packages, that Chinese ingenuity can
invent II is privilege to buy teas at this great es-
Enlistment and luxury and q comfort TO drink
them. They sell good I as only, and retail them at
wholesale prices. Country merchants who wish To
always sell good It's always obtain them at this
paco on reasonable terms.
The Pekin Tea Company, rs and N Fulton st.,
performing great and good work. snd win, in a
fow years, beyond oil DOUBT drive oil the poor tcas
which hnv delcged this country, and defrrudcd
eonsrmersci the aricc, out Of ,his market. They
Import but pure fragrant teas, and retail them
BY tbs single pound al Wholesale prices. Families
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Wing majority

NorE.--O. II signifies Old bunker: those mark
cd with an astcrisk y are Whigs, and those with
The obelisk Ct Democrats. r.
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.NEW MILITsRY WORK.

"EV JufLfIdhY w Ohh.
ID. APPLETON & Co., 200 Broadway, New
York, have lately published in fine siyle-Elo-
men,s Of Military Ar and Science; or course Of Ia
strucon in Strategy, Forifcations, Tactics Of Bat.
Ties, &C., embracing tbs duties Of Staff Infantry,
Cavalry, Artillery, and Engineers Adapted 10 the
use Of Volunteers and Militia. BY II. Wager Hal
leck, A. NJ, Lieut.. of Engineers, u. =. Army. l
W.. i2mo illustrated. Price 81 SO.
For those who take pleasure in studying the art
OF war; aud especially for those whose profession il
mat OF arms, this must prove valuable work
me author appears to be perfectly well informed in
military tactics, and has illustrated his instructions
by various drawings ard plans, which make them
selves understood. Tho various means Of national
defence are infinitely set forth-the position and
character oil the Notifications on our Northern from
Tier especially, are accurately described and the du
lies and organisation Of each Of the national de-
irnce-- Infantry, cavalry, artillery, and engineers
described with much precision. Indeed. no pains
seem to havs been spared to make Nm authentic and
instructive book."--Commercial Advertiser.
august 2-f
SUPERIOR SODA WATER.
III c. FARQUHAR Il CO., corner Of 18th
| 4, street and New York avenue, are now pre-
pared to furnish the public the above delicious bev
erage, with a full assortment of Syrup, carefully
prepared by themselves.
Their apparatus is entirely new, and constructed
on the latest and most approved principle.
They fatter themselves that their Soda Water il
equal If not superior, to any In the city, and invite
the public to call and judge for themselves.
Soda Fountains filled to order at the shortest NO.
tice.
may22 d3m
naints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &c.
Tho subscriber has just received large and
fresh supply of PAINTS OILS &C. mart Of which
are named below. They are guaranteed to 10 pure
and good, and from tho best manufactures. All
persons wanting such articles would find il 10 their
advantage To call. as am determined to sell lower
than similar articles con DO got at any othor place
in this city.
$50 kegs White lead
l2O lbs Chrome Green r.&.
100 lbs. Chrome Yellow
20 lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure VerdegriB T.,
800 lbs Red Lead and Litharge
100 lbs Imperial Green
500 lbs Venetian Red and sp. Brown in oil,
800 lbs Yellow Ochre in oil
100 lbs, Paris Green, dry
90 lbs. do. do. in oil
II large assortment Of Paint aud White JVah
Brushes
400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting
1000 lbs. Putty .'.E
200 Boxes VI Window Glass, all sizes
s bbls. Lineeed Oil
bbIs. Copal and Japan Varnsh
bbls. Sp. Turpentine
cask bleached Lamp Oil, at rs cts pr. gall.
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the
mandatory every week.
CHARLES sToTT, corner 7th street
april 27-6mo and Penn. Az.
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NATIONAL. WING.

aAl,bouvh n,uselfA A WING, yet il had the pow
20 r.L pTsss;a.nt Of the United States, and ii
knew who, in the high office OF President would sd-
m - toward, restoring ii to whist il was in the elrlie
days Of the Republic would make that man rr,s
dent, no matter T to mh so Ps on Ta.sm Grarss
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do do silver leaf " 90
Sitter Leac--Seldom sold even by large dealers,
because Of the very small profits made on its
sale.-This is a very superior Tea. .
do do golden chop, plantation
'"r or garden growth 50
Golden Chop.--Ths is the finest Green Tea cult
waited in China. II is of the first pickings, and
excels all other Green Teas for its tccacy of
flavor, strength and aroma. Heretofore, this
Tea has never reached this country except in
small lots, as presents 10 Importers.
IIYSON, very fine rs
do plantation growth 90
GuNPoWDER, good IS
do small leaf, plantation growth 25
IMPERIAL, good - s
do brisk and fragrant %
do curious leaf, very superiot rs
HYSON SKIN, good fine flavor IS
do do extra fine 62l
PoUCHONG, good, full flavor 30
sots 3 ss;s superior sps s s
OOLONG strong, flavor fine 50
Oolong. Tea is a great favorite, and gives
universal satisfaction.
do very fine GO
do in one pound and half pound
cattys, extra fine IS
NE PLUS ULTRA, SO
Ne Plus Ultra This Tea is as fragrant and sweet
as a nosegay. II yields a perfume that is truly
delightful. II is of garden growth, and superior
to anything of tie kind over sold in this country.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, fine SO
do do do extra fine 81
HOWQUA'S MIXTURE, a strong and rich
black Tea, Pekoc flavor rs
CONGO, good, IS
do very fine 50
PEkOE FLOWERS, good o." SO
do do garden growth SO
- Besides the above, we expect daily from
China, several splendid chops Of Tea, Grci,sirey
imported by the PEkIN TEA co." and which
We intend TO copyright TO prevent trickery. Let
our agents get ready.
RECOMMENDATI
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NOLUMPUS o. WALL, Cabinef Maker an6
" .''nktr, corner Of 9th and q stretu.
june II
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DEIHWHNE.
John W. Houston \
MARYLAND.
mo election.)
VIRGINIA..


l. Arch'd Atkinson I 9. Jno. s. Pendleton
2. Rich'd X. Meade TO- Henry Bedinger
g. 7. s. Flournoy IL. James Mcdowell
L. Thos. s. Bocock II. William b. Preston
5. VIM. L. Goggin -. Andrew s. Fulton
g. John M. Bolts IL. r.. A. Thompson
T. Thos. II. Baylyt Is. William G. Brown
8. Rob't r. L. Beale
NORTH CAROLINA, t '&
|. r. l.. Clingman s. James J. Mckay
2. Nathaniel Boyden 7. Jno. R. j. Daniels
g. D. M. Barringer. s. r. s. Donnel-
4. A. II. Shepherd 9. David Outlaw
SOUTH CAROLINA. ...
|. James A. Black S. Armis.ead Burt
9. 4, F. Simpson 6. Isaac E. Holmes .
3. J. a. Woodward 7. Robert b. Rhe't
a. o GEORGIA.
|. Thos. Butler King S. J. II. Lumpkin
2, a. Iverson 6. Howell Cobb ,..
3. J. w. Jones 7. A. II. Stevens
1. II. A. HARRISON 8. Robert Toombs
KENTUCKY. d..
l. Lynn Boyd 9. Green Adams
2. Samuel feyton I. Garnett Duncan
3. 3. l.. Clark 6. G.. s. Mbrehead
L. Aylett Buckners 0, Richard French
S. J. b. Thompson 10. Jno. p. Gaines
TENNESSEE. ..,.
l. Andrew Johnson 7. NJ P. Gentry.
2. VIM. M. Cooke 8. Wash. Barrow
3: John II Croziers 8. l., Z. Chase
4. II. l.. w. Hit 10. l.. F. Stanton I
5. Geo. W. Jones IL. Vim. T. HASKELL
d. - Gordon
OHIO.
/. james J. Faran H. Samuel F. vinton
?. David Fisher 10. Thomas Ritchey
3. r. c. Schenck' IA. Nathan Evans
4. r. S. Candy. Is. William Kennon
S. William Sawyer IT, J. d. Curhmirs I
6. Ro,!o'. Dickinson II. George Fries
I. (Vaca,,ey) 49, s. Lahm, (Indep.)
9. J. J.. Taylor 49, Jno. Croyell
.. l.. o. Edwards 20. J. r. Giddings
10 Daniel Duncan 81. Joseph NJ. Root
IL. J. X. Miller
LOUISIANA.
.. (No election.) ......
-. XII. INDIANA. ....
|. Elisha Embrec g. G. g. Dunn
p Thos. J. Henley I 7. r. W. Thompson
3. ]. l.. Robinson g. Jno. Petit 49,
A. Caleb B. Smith O.. C. W. Cathcaft
5. Win. w. Wick I 10. W. Rockhill t
MISSISSIPPI.
' (No election)
ILLINOIS. ,.r .'
I. Robert Smith S. w. A. Richardson
2. J. A. McClernand 6. Thos. J. Turner
3. o. B. Ficklin 7. Abrh. Lincoln
ALABAMA.
/. John Gayle S. c. s. Houston I
z. II. w. billiard d. w. X. Cobb
3. s. w. Harris IF. w. Bowden I
4. s. M. Inge I w. .
MISSOURI. ,".
|. Jas. B. Bowlin I 4. Willard r. Hall
2 Jno. jameson S. Jno. S. Phelps
}. James S. Green .s
..." ARKANSAS. '..-.
Robert w. Johnson
MICHIGAN. ..
!. Robt McClelland 3. X. s. Bingham
3 VaeaneO :.
FLORIDA.
Edward G Cabell
TEXAS.
l. 7. Pilsbury 2. D. S. kaufman
WISCONSIN.
mo election.) ....
IOWA.
!. w. THOMPSON I . Shepherd Letter t
Wings, ll2
Democrats IS
... Wing majority II
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ROTH ER'S UNRIVALLED
MINERAL WATER,
CORNER OF GREEN AND OLIVE SITS,


GEoReETowN,D DC.
II TAKE this occasion thus publicly to return my
Il thanks TO the citizens Of Georgetown, Wash
ington and Al xandria, for their kind appreciation
Of the MINERAL WATER, manufactured by ma,
which proves that the recommendations Of tho
Medical Faculty to the public in relation To its pur-
ity, excellence, and indispensable superiority, gro
universally approved Of; which general acknowledge
ment Of my ielowcitizena, puts me in snch an ele-
waited POSITION that the calumnious and jealous
tons OF certaia man, need no reply on my part.
My Establishment is open for every scientific
gentleman, who takes an interest in the matter.
take great pleasure in laying before the public
ngain the Certificate Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians of the District.
GBoRsETowN, June l6, 1s47.
We the undersigned, physicians, have, at tho in.
yitation Of Mr.. ]. Rothcr, carefully examined his
Mineral Water Establishment, and take pleasure in
proiouncing our entire satisfaction with his superior
and neat arran scments.
The apparatus and boiling machine annexed, is
production of tho latest american invention, 20
constructed to ensue full and perfect satura.on
of gas to a degree herctore unknown 10 US.
Tho water used for lis manufacture Is pure and
wholesome, and tho care taken in the process, as
well as the cleanliness pcrvang the whole establish.
mln, meets with our entire appreciation, aud induces
Us to recommend il to the public, very superior
and healthy article.
j.. A. RICHIE, M. ID.
.. GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. u.
n. MAGRuDER, NJ. u.
J. RILEY, NJ. d.
CHAs. II. CRAG1N, M. d.
BENZ. s. BoHRER, M. u.
will J. nj. THOMAS, M. D.
THos. MILLER, M. ID.
=. u. J. FRYE, NJ. D..
IL N. d. Take notice that BorrLys containing
the Mineral Water manufactured by the have tho
nome Of J. Rohsr impressed in the glass.
aug 10 If J. ROTHER.
(tieorgeiow Advo ,nte. 3 times)
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A LIST

Ofthe Members elect to the House Of Represen-
tatipes, 30th Congress, according to The latest
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are always sure Of obtaining good teas at this great
warehouse, in quantities TO suit their convenience,
and at tho same price that the merchant pays who
buys to sell sgain,--Daiy True Sun.
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If any of our readers desire to have good tea they
can obtain il of the P.kn Tea Company, rs AMI
and II Fulton street.-Mercury.
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'r from tho South Carolnisn.
AN APPEAL TO THE PRESS.
In behalf Of the LANDED INTERLsT-in too letters
from the oldest agricultural Editor IN the Union.
LETTER 1.

RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va.
. l4,h August, ls47.S
To Col. A. G. SUMMER, T.. .,
Editor Of the South Carolina.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-20

Cd a n "' ~ %Reiiuu. deni or cap. manurtefarz
ofN,a +, s'acS and in the bcSi manner. INV
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