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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-05-12
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

In the Court of Ordinaay. ~iE.
Smallwood Wits, vs.. Franklin Wits and
others. Partition IN ordinary . .s
It appearing to my salts faction that Lucinda
Weatherford, Susan McC Clure, Wm Witts,
Thomas Wits, Williamson Wits, and VIII
liam Jones and Mary shig wife, parties De-
PENDANTS reeide without the limits Of the State.
It is therefore ordered, that they do appear
and object to the division or sale of the real
Estate of Stephen wv Witts dc'd, on or before
the 20thi iaf May 1647, or their consent 10 the
same viii be entered OF record.
81 Feb 3m q. LESIl az 0fday
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P@@RRYo
WRITTEN FOR THE BANNER,
Oh! sing not ,my native Land.

Oh! sing not of my native land,
Italia's starry skies;
1t minds me of an absent land,
That mournfully / prizo.
Each note as carelessly it falls,
Upon my list'ning ear;
Some sweet familiar sound recalls,
That no moro shall hoar.
And yot holior tone it takes,
When with those accents clear;
Methinks in SOLEMN music wakes,
My mothers parting prayer.
ANOTHER too onco breath'd tho strain,
Whose voice to me is mute
AS melody that no'er again,
Can thrill from broken Lutte
Then Lady, coasc, no longer now
Can my rowing spirit bear,
Tho mask of pride, and from my brow,
Its mocKERY tear.
rskine College. THE LucKLEss STUDENT.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Wm. Aleramder deceased.
Not ce is hereby given to the Creditors and
Debtors Of the Estate of VIM Alexander
decd, to present their demands and make pay
ment to the Administrator, the Estate will
not be able to pay all the demands against it.
1t will be closed in Ordinary on the first Of
May. ARCH'D KENNEDY, Admir-.
Feb II. 5l3m
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To the People of Abbeville.
The subscriber respectfully sollcits all persons
indebted to the Sherffs Office for COST,
plaintiffs or Defendants ARE earnestly reques-
ted to come forward and settle, as this is my
last year in Office, shall be compelled to hnve
all cost due me in the Office settled. Youwill
find myself or Mr. Taggart always in atten-
dance [April Is II J. RAMEY.
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The State Of South Carolina.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
John Lipford, vs. Ann Lipford and others.
Partition IN Oftiu0Yy
It aspcarng to my satisfaction, by the Petition
John Liplord, that James Lipford, Jackson Lindsey
and wife Mary, two of tho Defendants in this case,
reside without tho limits of this State: Ordered
that they do appear and object to tho division or
tho Real Estate of Ldward Lpford doc'd,
oil or hcforo tho goth day of May lS47, or their
consent to tho same will ho entered of Record
Feb. 90, 1917. 3m D. LESLY, Ord'y.
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To Cultivate Indian Corn.


The land should be loamy sand, very
rich. In the beginning Of April, the grains
should be set like hops, at two feet distance,
six or eight grains in 4 hill, each grain about
an lnoh deep in the ground. The seed
from New England is the bost. In the be-
ginning of May, the alleys should bo hocd,
and the hills wceded and earthcd up higher.
At the latter end of that month all the SUPER
fluous stalks should be taken, and only three
stems Of corn left in each hill. BY the
middle Of June it will cover the alley. It
grows much like bulrushes, the lower leaves
being like broad flags, three or four inches
wide and as many feet in length; the stems
shooting upwards, from seven to ten feet in
height, with many joints casting off flag
leaves at every joint. Under these leaves,
and close to the stem, grows the corn, cove
red over by many coats of sedgy leaves,and
so closed in by them to the stem, that it does
not show itself easily, till there burst out at
end of the ear number of strings that
look like tufts of horse-hair, at first of
beautiful green, and afterwards red or yell
low, the stem ending in a flower. The
corn will ripen in September; but the sun
Mt that season not having strength enough
to dry it, it must be laid upon racks, or then
upon floors, in dry rooms, and frequently
turned, to avoid moulding: the grains are
about as big as peas, and adhere in regular
rows round white pithy substance, which
forms the ear. An ear contains from two
to four hundred grains, and is from six to ten
inches in length. They are Of various COL
ors, blue, red, white, and yellow. The
manner OF gathering them is by cutting
down the stems and breaking off the ears
The stems are as big mans wrist, and
look like bamboo cane; the pith is full of
juice that tastes as sweet as sugar, and the
joints are about a foot and half distant.
The increase is upwards of five hundred
fold, Upon a large scale the seed may be
drilled in alleys like peas; and narrowed,
which will answer very we'll. 1t will grow
upon all kinds of land. The ears which
grow upon dry sandy land are less, but har-
der and ripper. The grains is taken from
the husk by hand, and when ground upon
French stones, makes an excellent flour. of
+ which it yields much more, with much less
kshran, than wheat does, and exceeds it in
I crust, pancakes, buildings, and all other, uses
Il except bread, but sweetness peculiar to it,
whichin all other, cases makes it agreeable,
is here nauseous. 1t is excellent for feeding
poultry and hogs, and fattens both much
better and sooner than peas and barley.
The stems make better hedges for kitchen
garden than reeds do, 1t clears the ground
from weeds, andm makes q good season for
any other kind aofs corn. Piso, and other
spanish hysiciaIls aresf flll Of the medicin-
Z q virtues sof this grain II was the only
bread .oorn known In America when first
and sis there
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To all Administrators, Executors and Guardians,
Take No:ice.
Those who are in default, and have not made
your annual returns. are required 10 do so with
out fail, the commencement Of the year.
There number of defaulters.
Jan 18th tf46 D. LESLY, Ord'y.
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quets of favorite flowers in winter, and
with wild plants for botonical specimens in
summer, and always successfully except
where, like the rose and few others, the
flower is naturally short-lived, and falls to
pieces as soons as it feels the effects of hea.
ted air.
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEyILLE DISTRICT.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
J. w. H. Johnson and wife, VS.. T. R. Puck
ett.-Partition IN Ordinary.
1t appearing to my satisfaction by affidavit, that
w. w. Pucket, r. L. Pucket, and Thomas Aber-
orombe, and children of Mary Abercrombe decd,
Parties Defendants in this case, reside beyond the
limits Of this State: 1t is therefore ordered that
they do appear and object to the division sale of
the Real Estate of Frances Long decd, on or be-
fore the division, the Goth day of May le47, or
their consent to the will be entered of Record
Feb 90, 1847. 3m d. LESLY, Ordy.
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The State of. South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
Jesse Reagin, VS.. Catherin Reagin and
others.-Partitio,s IN Ordinary.
1t appearing that Nicholas Reagn, ono of the Do.
PENDANTS in this case, resides without the limc of
this State: 1t is ordered that he do appear and OBJ
ject to tho sale division of tho Real Estate Of
Young Reagn dec'd on or before the Goth day of
Nav l947, or his consent to the same will be. cnte
red of Record. DAVID LESLY, Ordinary
Feb. 2Uth, lS4I. 3m
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DIR. JOHN w. MCCLELLAN,
Having located at Winter Seat, Edgefeld Dis
trict, Respectfully offers his services to the
citizens OF the vicinity, IN the various branch>
es Of the profession.
Jan. 6, I647. is 3m
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WRITTEN FOR TIE BANSER.)

They deem me even strangely cold,
And think my youths bright morning,
I'd sacrifice at shrine Of GOLD
Affections treasure scornng:
Yet 'tis NOT SO, though gaily
Some uEARTLEss tale am telling,
My spirit could i'll mockery sigh
Dor all it then was quclling.
Still would thus forcvor hide,
From all save ONE each dreaming
OF radiant hue, with mask Of prido
And wildly joyous seeming:
For who would to this false world show,
Ono ray of hallow'd feeling
WITHIN THE SOUL, or let it know
Love DEEP BEYOND REVEALING.
Erskine College. CONRAD.
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Medical Notice.

Medical Notice.
- DIR. w. J. BENHAM, would -
III Respectfully inform the citizens Of III
Abbevillo, that he has located at Mr.. SAML AdNEws
where he may at all times be found, unless absent
on professional duties; and hopes by strict atten-
ton to business to merit portion Of public patron.
age: - ~. r. e 81
Apil7 ss@s' Na-4ss'. 3; : ss.
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Corn IsED FOR FoDDER.-D. S. Beers,
Knox County, Ohio, in the Ohio Cultivator
says I'll plowed about three acres of
swamp ground that had become dry, but
was ovcrrun with weeds, and sowed four
bushels of corn on it. From this cut ten
tons of most valuable fodder, and it has
proved the most valuable crop | raised this
year." Triple the amount of seed would
probably have greatly added to the crop.
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PLoUGH DEEP.-If you would pcrma-
ncntly, increase the productivcness and fer
tility of your fields, plough deep, and bring
to the surface portion of the soil never be-
fore stirred that it may receive the fructify-
ing influence of the sun and air. By so do
ing and filling the soil with invigorating
manurcs, you will provide bod in which
tho roots of vegetables will find healthy
and salutary medium.
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WEAVING LAmBs.-If Lambs are wea-
ned the last of August OF first of September,
as they can then get soft green food, they
will mind the change much less than they
will at a later period, when the hcrbagc has
become dry and hard, and lost its sweetness.
The ewes will also gain by this manage
mcnt, as they will get in good condition to
endure the hardships incident to our long
winters.
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GENTLE .HINrs. was amused the last
morning watch i KEPT. We we're slowing
away tbe he bar In the quarter deck
nsttings when ono of the boys came with
shis hammock on his shoulder, and as he
the FIRST Lieute nant perceived that
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-05-12

Robert Burns paid very little respect to
the artificial distac lions Of society. On his
way to Leith one morning, he met q .courls
try farmer ]; he shook him earnestly BY tho
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-09
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!

consumptiyes remember that II Is
COMPOUND - rIf OF TAX AND
WOOD NAPHTiA.
Which is daily eHeeting such wonderful eures tn
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, Brochitis, Splitting Blood PAIN IN
the Sidt and Breast, Sore Threat, hodrae-
ness. Palpitation Of the Heart, sphooping
Cough, Croup. Hi,es, Nervous Trealora.
Liper Complain and Diseased Kidneys,
d-c.d
sv,IIEkEFoRE beware Of all Spurious Miz'ures Of
TAR NAfIl1iA and purchase OF the adverused
4NS,OlTiER WONDERFUL CURE!tt
PMLAnELrHA, Oct, Il, 1915.
rhe undersigned is induced to make the follow ne brief
abatement under firm CONVICTION thai many valuable
means which have TO health. had suffered
for wear with weakness ~ the 1t N's and LIZ III
COMPLAINT, but gradual were the tutoads ut DIS
s..e that felt alarm until within the ias YEAR The
.h,rf eause of distress pain IA ny breast ana i.hl
aide great oppression, almost stranslne ana total ina
hI,ty 10 raise the corrupt matter which INSTRUCTED my
hreathinR and times great was my suffering
.houch could live hour II r. scarcely necessa
~ 10 saw during TINS time had the hest ueae al al
s1endance was eupped hIstefed, &c win ~ await l
Also used various advertised and well known med me-
obtained no relief hsiryrr, until procured fHoMP
SONS COMPOUND shktP OF TAR and W o1i
NAPHrHA," tUitle of which benefited me mut
than all elne had taken aud now assert Il a. hA sol
heiisflhs by This lime should have been IN M
grave had not procured tins remedy tie time dld
SARAH JANE ADAMS
NO l3- South Fourth street, Phlladelphis
Sworn to and suhcrhed this l3lt day Of October
1ea5, before me, ehAtACf 81 RI LEY Alderman
IT ? Prepared only, Conner Of Fiah Spruce 81
philadephia. Nov le.
Wheeling Va.
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II NEVER Ef1sEa4$!!
][InIYyI.1!!|I|:!I!!!|| | re! !z;|'iI'!!.KlS
LNDIIN VEGETABLE
P.H.NSa 4 GE'.K.

il rsr. Eryspeas OH sof,s iccfz, rctssf Mefeartst
Diseases. any other complaints arising from n4pu'
tss the blood. requested 10 read tho taI oWlht i
tmouals. in proof Of The wonderful proief1s % vac
NV READ READ READ}tt
We the undersigned having VISITED Mr. isaa- Bfoobs,
r. al the oflec ut Messrs Rowland and " atom, II
Market street, Phadcphia consider hI' rsse Tire 'ro@t
remark able one We ever Witnessed or brJrd ri
Ills disease was It Rolf ~ and terrible must have
been his - years conflict WITH Tie de*tfeyet
,II.s P.IATs the E>1rRf Rour ofbi. Mufrn Nost.
ryrre Iir, and Liver lid ottHc RIGHT EhEtavE
t.en destroyed, his FAoE SI,rY EAfts - and part ei
the JAW BONE carried away And vi Nc eat sfKe Z"
Mr. !: informs us thai ~ Jsaefy a.i tie Whole inter-
or of his mouth as well a. nosI OF s ;acc Wa mass
of deep and painful ulcers.
cULLENs INDIAN NEGETAbLEfANA tEA, winch
checked the disease in few DAYS aud from that sne ie
cure progressed without hierm@si'a -,
New dcsh has supplied the place Of the deep ulcers
and although badly dshgufed, lis face sound aud his
general health is restored
we are assured that IA the treatment Of Mr. Brooks
case no MERcuRIALS, 0mtmchs. OF taqstie Nppta
lions have been used, IN fact, the fANACEA Al.oN l.
has wrought this wonderful change.
Charles E.waId. Mete'lat, titwfoid een ~ a
NV JoI as Nj u, South setoudsire,t. hila@cil liz,
4 NcCulioush Lancaster. Fcnnsy wanna,
II NJ Maddox, % North Eleventh Street. Philadelphia
CIV Appleton NJ u. 80 south Street do
William Stecling. NJ u, Camden. New Jersey,
III Potter, Man. of MIN Teeth, 1903 NINTH - fitla,
l. A Wollenweter, I'd Ia Democrat - \ a -, do
A ID Gillette, Pastor Eleventh Baptist Church, fatla.
John Bell Erie Street Philadelphia, Amer Othee,I
Richard Yonng Glider, 400 Market street. thiat' i,
John w Asbmead, 90 south sixth street. do
T Wagner, Lithosraphef ITO ChesHht .iFte' DO
Peter Sken Smith, Editor Naive Easle, 20
Joel Bodine, Glass man. " l.ahistown, y Jersey
L. D Coles, n ID, Boston, Massachusetts,
Russell Caufied, Physo'oeist, fhiiadsiphta,
Thomas T : Roby, NJ u. Harr.shureh, PENIS! VANS,
William TIRE, Pastor - Pans NJ Fen tsih 81, rms a,
John Chambers Past. lei Ind Oh, Broad street, do
7 J. Sanders. puLllshe1 OF fedse and s'agda5d 40
Tine above named gentlemen, constituting but small
portion of those who have visited Mr. Brooks at our al
nee in Philadelphia would certify the fact
n aFeN
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=. G.. ROBINSON,
Luit R01laso1i 4 NM

IlfIft H0DIH50t 9 TIhI.
Coach House. sign and 9fHah4elah painter sua tFsa
zlrr rs Nam street.
EsPEGTFtLLY informs his friends and TIE public
- That he s pfepa cd do al Kinds oflusius-s i8 BPS
line an the rest terms lie also ala hand large snd
vel elected a..ortmrui 81 Window Glass Paints &,
which be will -ei ora iaTurAiaf ierms tie invites eai
nom lIo4se and sicsmioal susdt.s- 0.t e. l-.a.
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= ness uHael-lz o. 8 HHt, f#srt - HetHa NJ AIlt
HF.E HHHHiA fer HHtnHsf+sIfI. ~rifHf fs=f7uH7s
ea=sH##=1H at tH au=aHs# sore FfEe=t a#t t5HHfTf
IssI,z 1d HatHs Htfls m f'.s Back H1 hest. AHur
fHes fHszi aHH s5 liefH AfHt : fait-+ ffHf-ts -s
Lzr4Hs tatts ,zzHft .9~tsi ssi. ARD aA NtfFues
Disease
Tle #Eft AlfAAf =it tS~ which 5HF7 attended
tAs application IF ati- #4et A'Nt1Hkt j. 8hHt
EIN Z tire i osi severe -nss 90 tle ID etef
DISEASES %. est nanI'fiHsHd IRE hteH tA'fNti MS
HEt IHf esa ssIag ag89n u NlettNst E as teeH
r1fsiHee zItt me t.'. t5s.s 70 saI - 20 -
q .u.za= tu tls C$t1 REMEDY lilAI ~ III III
itEH Jon
Fl iht Faculty HHfte m commenting Tie -Ei=.ft
Ifii iaIHff OFT itTfIs4. .lfahi titi"tuA
tte aostal .es.e' I.in ls H'..1 caaes'i i1l s.
-i5fs pa T..5I5 ls5I.. ~. fsss sz.a sf,f4
sa.ac - fal4#ae., Hfaas.i l4HfIuaaHf.
$3.50 slss. ftgz.. lar -.- 1915
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,EXER LET IT BESAID AGAIN TIlAr
SGP4EIfIA Is MI \ EIE


n. TtT following from one of respectable citizens
Wa hs his own ~ and without socltadon, gwen
ia be- used IN such manner a. may deem Test for tic
esod ot the public
Tins certify that my eoored hoy I'm W - 61f,a
Of SsrnnIa NV the use Kettles Of bkfN - y
GERS NEGET ABLE ALTNH AIlNE MD Efe9 -
RA'fIXT S4 ri +. acr having been pronounced in1n.
rahlc 3, respectable hySctsn-. IL. no" tik months
ee he auit usi ing II and he al appeal ahc"s SOUND
and in good heakh. ! Mould therefore eafnt9ih feeem
mend ii to an persons suffering under scf"iuinhs ae0
- . Isliryc II ~ m as,ur,,ile eject cure n used
d directed : = - sfNtizA ~
" hceline. Va JuY /, ZIG.
ahes prcpa Different, from any rules heletnnt
LAID down II verN pleasant 10 Tie TASTE and atet
IL aftS caiaric. vet Il NAV fc taken any lcnah "t
time - hout weakening TIE IafIent. II VII cure 4t
ea-rs risins from mpuritv fthe Hood, FOR pSrtfc
-, an + \ BKEN TIdNGER.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO 40.
AUJ0INlNG fOfs1Ia b8kfH ;,
MAIER ~ VIII EIlNG. "

TIL. - BseRIBER GatterS himself raia an expert
eee of 10 years ~ mercantile business "a thus ef that
b. "a , mate tie "a auts Of las customers
and friends 10 the selection - rhuise ard =cNs9hahe
toads ISkcs pleasure ia announcing 10 them tha ne ~
,at RECEIVING aud VIII continue To- receive monthly
lie season tbs largest and lest selected siock
f Goods ever offered tie Clothing Trade an tn. city
from tire rest Phiiadep h5a and Bal
Iort aud selected the choicest q tosf approved,
make lie nisSi desirable Goods Of Tie seNson aud WI
be sold very small dkahce VIZ; iieHeh i'sil7H
49,, tn,eftrau Efood Cloths from superfte medium;
rt,isd Heirau do do Invisible 6rtcu5 iHue aud nn.
don eros. n do do. heavy hlHe and " onl bk d"G
40 lied s-sfrcreS very desirable asa single miiei
a.. a. aud fancy French and English Casstue1es VERY s
.riar and ciear also = aud Gold and silver HiNcti
and plan IWeuds tfnm tine 1" medium i5tel, l=4lsi
~ III r,ltfiFs. summer Cloths drah d'Etc, Persian,
H5sna and orleans de- 80 Linen and tainu PAID,
sfrfaeI aud Cheek FsHdaaaisi stun NcstHrs, FlalI.
a3qd Nade Nefiua aud sthct fancy NeS4Hes ia rect
variety srte afave zaods vii te ade TO order ~ d
rs4t 4etrr and GOOD weekn5ea aaIitea CquH TO
l. 80
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VEGETABLE REMEDIES.
T BRENTlINGER'S ARDTliEGs

1sdlola Sg1are HAeeliHg, "a.
II llE snhscrilef has thls daN cen appointed soe \
gent IT tbs city for tho sale If tlarfnr J. To- =
HIGHLY cELEBRATED YEGEf ABiE kEMt Ia ,,
dS fss.satieet ofWhehthe following i, 9 La
lr Rose Proph tactic syrup ar Faaeea iHf ie cure
Of al chronic diseases aleeHos eill4e lungs and sefu
1r Ro,c,. coaeb syrup. for disease, Of The lungs,
Dr. Roses Group or live = ru9
Dr. Rosets Compound Eytteei ofsar-s7arlIs
fr. Roses NstHmat4f HhfF
Dr. Roses cough Lozeuacs irata ion ofthe throat
N. Roses Lmiment for weakuezs or pam m tif chest
Or. Roses Tome Mlxtnfe9 Or elail- aud fever.
~ Roses cunifage safe aud eiae seons femsdy To-
WORMS.
tho stomach aud bowels. cholera latanium. e
Dr. Roses cu5se fiit superior 70 tile Hoo r. Ftl
Dr. Rose. Tome ltcra'ive Vegetable lllls, an eiuea
cious remedy fnf dscase- Of Tie Liver
Hr Rose Strengthening Plaster ioT weakness OF the
Back, Breast, I'd, or stomach.
nr Ro-cs- Saesifc for Epiep-y The only positive
mcdV for tins diseasc discovered
pr Roses Rheumatic Nj Niute. never known fa iSil
pr Roses Asirngent compound f'rh fm"taee or me
splitting thlood. or the of all discharges - heua
DO. Roses syrup fchoiere and DO" ei Complains
ALSO
Or Rosc'. PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
TUBE tor ndatms tjea air cells of tle angs IA cases 81
~eak BEASTS
Effr0ci from TIE .Natire Eae}e.
~ Rose Is graduate Of the University OF renn.vva
ma. and has for msny years practced ms profession IN
Tins ef;, with siensl lie has often assured us
that Lancet rusty aid his medicines purely YER
tafJe hieh seif strong recommendation 10 our
nnd anHfak nr INTO cons liberation tha, he mot onll
Z nfgsIclsn tut an ~ 81 one think shall evs
his slea lar iria should lay rs ruthless
haHds unau our u1r snltF.
FOR rAfltcu!sls call on r an ENTIINCEE,
seps Ashland square Whcctng
CITY DISPENSARY, &G.
NORTHEAST CORNER or MONROE < I'm 81
The ,o>srt7INe uorpI films Institution VIII hrtea
ter he from n T. 4 II. aHd FROM = J., VI every
day. Suudats i 10 II ~
tug cats who NAV require medical attendance aud
medic lue yeeu the hours thus ecl.e axe requested
to ca upou either ~ the attending ph'sitans at their
nfcs Wfun they VIII promptly rccclve such asssiahee
/ d their cases MAY require
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
On TODD. Nam street,
BATES. Quincy Street.
russell, Church Street.
HfIHRETH, corner Monroe and 9th -.
3 3 order Of the BOARD
T. = HIIBRETH Secretary.
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on. tiDtn-, TEA rLo1uS. NRlt eLDttS,
WGNnoW BLINDS FIRE = EElN~. ltttts
PlEC Is COACu CURTAIN Sit ii, ~ p
BAiZE FOR SIDE 30 AHb. B EEAt 3, - y r.
g.. SILK AApMrsItN AFkuAs TOR tIi4L'
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ToSEFH WOOD ~ East Wheeling. would e-aeet
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orders for anything enumerated above pi ~ A47 lht WAN
ncatness, lurahlliN ans deetaftti-
tdnsr IainlMef biaz4A2 a41 Ia.el Hat-'A4 $3.50 =
ended to.
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fapt Smith. wlt frats FITS utEa every 'fA ~ I"
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For 6eight aud IA sane Apply uu load. Noz
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cloth ufaS. and Froek ea5ts from fHFer#ue 10 We
dunn, q full aud complete as4of heiit Of Summer 'oas
rf,lrts a..aft. eu comprising an tie tetic~ quail
itirs aud irirts Cas-uet h jesn- and IWees itrse
and rock eoas very FeHerai assorifHeH, do ID" IT.
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fI.-, 70 doz hne Linen AID Muslin Shtrs. Bezaa 2,
t,siaf. e. - doz common Ia. fancy -tgIsi Linton
aad NusEtn do, ranetta aud leahou iiats SIS ttii ile
usual variety af Susnendrrs. liesr. 4
invite MY friends ana customers aud all t1 sfsfe on
oood Goods to give me call, assuring thcm can aud
VII sell them coed article u lar priee- Ter ess a. s
tis,3a Terms 10 prompt customers Receert No ~ y
t,.f strref AIENANHER ROGERS.
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the above concern ASSUMING those Who will favor hiln
wild call HAT he viii continue h strict telee I"
laslHess sell theu goods The laes reasonable ieLH
aud ii prices that cannot laIl 10 please. aa- =