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h LIME LIME! !. LIME!
INN bushels fresh burnt Lime for sale by
~ u. WARD & SON,
at their Lumber Yard on 18th street.
A CARD.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

\ OCEAN SIEAm NAVIGATION co.
U. S. Mail Line to Coioes and Southampton, and
Bremen.
fSM The splendid new steamship WASHING
Sata@k TON, 1850 tons burthen. Frederic Hewitt,
commander, will start from New York on the Let of
June next, carrying the Is. Msii..
She will touch at Cowes and Southampton to land
passengers and freight, and deliver the mails for
England, France, and Belgium, and will then pro-
ceed to Bremerhaven. Returning, will leave Bre-
merhaven the 25th Of June. 't3-A
The Washington is built in the strongest manner,
with view to being converted into o. ship Of war,
and subject at any time to inspection by officers ap-
pointed by the President, both during and after con-
struction. tAasg4 s,f gxT
She has two engines of 1000 horse power each,
and accommodations for 40 first class and Al Co.
cond class passengers. 'ssH a9
Passage from New York to Southampton or to
Bremen, first class, $780, second class, $50.
Passage from Bremen and Southampton to New
York, first class $3.50; second class, $50.
She will carry about 800 tons freight, which will
be charged according to the nature Of the goods Of
fering All letters must pass through the Post Office
Parcels, for which bills Of lading will be signed, will
be charged S5 each. aaR .sssah
For Freight or Passage, apply at the Office Of the
Ocean Steam Navigation Company, IA William ct,
corner Of Wall street, New York.
E. Mills, General Agent.
Agents at Southampton, DAI, CRosKET, g. Ross
d. at Bremen, CA. HEINEKEH & Co.
do at Havre, WILLTAM IsELfS.
The second Steamer of this line 10 in due course
Of construction, and will be in readiness in the ensu-
ing fall. may l4-if
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CHEAP BOOKS

'ARTHENwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS. T. PUI
IL SELL, importer and dealer in H. Ware, Chis
and Glass Wholesale and RETAIL al his store, oppos
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue Washingt.,
city; ID. G. !,
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ENHANCEMENT.

U.s. Esaasa sssssa EsssH ,Sl-1
HKS H55 Sesz S(s.E -SESSsz 49,
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J. STOUVENEL & CO.,
No. % Gold street and No. g. John street,

). SIOUFENEL x CO.,
No. % Gold street and No. g. John street,
near Broad.ody,
New York.
MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE and
1vA RETAIL DEALERS in VI n
CHINA. Glass, AND LAMPS,
for oil and lard. H4aisa
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps Chandeliers, Brackets Girandoles,
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted ,lr'
win Gas, at great reduction inprice, and all
articles warranted os es ~
A complete assortment Of the richest cut, press.
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand
All the above articles made to order, and ali
kinds of Glassware matched to any pattern
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties. ss a
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns
may l3-tf
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM 4
BOATS FOR ALBANY,
From the foot Of Courtandt street, New York.
III 5 O'Clock, p. m.--Landiag at intermediatl
places. !
a sHn The steamboat Rochester, Cant. Al
Hitchcock, will leave on Monday.
"Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday al.
terno0ns, at O'Clock. s5ss. a.t '4as4 =
The steamboat Columbia, Capt. w. w. Tup
per, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur.
day afternoons, at O'clock a esg51
All persons are forbid trusting any Of thu
boats Of this Line without written order from thu
captains or agents.
For passage or freight apply on board the boats
or to T. =. Shultz, at the Office on the wharf
may 10 If
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
LNOR sale at the t
L FOUNTAIN BOOKSTORE, A
near the Railroad Depot. 60 l
may 1s--tf es sla4Ea
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For complex cases the charges win vary from
$40 to 500.
For integrity Of character, persons unacquainted
with the undersigned are respectfully referred to
members and ex-members Of Congress who have re-
sided in w ashington; and for qualifications he re
fsrs 10 his own works. Gone Of which is the design
Of the building in which tho Patent Office is arrang
ed. and to the annexed testimonial Of individual
well known to the whole country, and to whom,
more than any one else it indebted for the present
spendid establishment, and excellent code of laws
relating to Patents, that reflect much credit his
name. E&
Testimonial Of the Hon. H. L. ELLswoRTH,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
PATENT OFFIcE, February Is, l842.
Mr.. WILLIAM P. ELLIOT, who has been formerly
EMPLOYED in the Patent Office DraughtsInan, &c.,
having established Patent Agency in the City of
Washington, take great pleasure in recommending
him as . gentleman worthy of confidence, and as
being particularly qualified to take charge Of any bu
siness requiring knowledge Of Mechanical Science,
Progress of the Arts. and Patent improvements
Mr. Elliot Is also well acquainted with the practice
Of this Office. HESRr l.. ELLSWORTH
Office directly opposite the Patent Office, corner
of r and Eighth streets.
TITAN Letters ON business must be POST PAID.
w. P. ELLIOT,
;une lily Solicitor for Paenls
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GADSRY,S SALOON.

Corner OF Penn .Apenue and Sd street, ini-
der Gadsby's Hotel
"ROugh and Ready" @Buena Vista - and
"CerrO GOrdOe Juleps.
TNHlS establishment is now open for the reception
/ Of visters. under the supervision Of Mr.. J. A.
Berry, who is prepared to serve up in the most re-
cherse style every description Of beverages to tickle
the appetite and please the tastes Of the most stid
GUS.
They who are disposed to give it call will be
sure to come again, where they can have all the
fashionable beverages prepared 10 order " such as
Rough and Ready, Buena Vista, and Ceno Gordo
Juleps, Palo Alto Sangaree, Oseat Punch, Alvara-
do Cobblers, and California Smashes, &c. &c.
may20 I'm
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TTOURS OF DEPARTURE Of the passenger
Il trains on the Main Stem and Washington
Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Isl
(, . :.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-01-02

BAKER, of Illinois, to occupy seat upon the floor Of the
House, he having accepted commission IN the army OF the
United States and doing service and receiving compen
saon army officer II based this provision IN
the Constitution OF the United States 9th section, article ls
It contained, in the first part Of the sentences general pro-
vision which did not touch the it was in these words
No Senator Representative SHALL during the time for
which he elected be appointed TO civil oee under
the authority Of the Uuited States which shall have been
ated the emoumen whereof shall have been increased
during such time"
And then, separate branch of the sentence the
following provision
And person holding any Office under the United States
shall be member of either House during his continuance in
Office"
civil in their character The question presented
would OF be whether having received his commission
colonel from State authority but performing service for,
and receiving pay from, the Government of the United States
he was in the view of the constitutions to be considered
State a Federal officer
The case might in epect, ally itself to that of every
member of Congress who received his commission from
the State which elected him, but performed his official
duty a constituent portion of the Government Of the
United States and received such his pay from the Treasu
ry of the United States But Mr. s. would not press the
question His only object in the resolution was to pro-
pose inquiry, and perhaps that might be agreed to
he confident the gentleman from Illinois himself would not
object
Mr.. BAKER said he could have objection 10 such an
inquiry but thsthe having his dragged before the
House and the country involved in the question. He
should start the day his return to the army and
such being the case, he very respectfully rendered to the
House the resignation of his seat member, and took his
farewell of all its members including especially his very
spectacle friend from Ohio, (Mr SrARKwEArHER.
Mr.. SCHENCK said that though this gentlemans
thus taken out of the inquiry, there others OF
like kind which would up and it grave ques
ton between the Federal and the State Governments OF the
country he hoped it would receive due consideration and
deliberate decision.
quorum having appeared
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Secretary of the Navy, transmitting report from
the Commissioner of Pensions, embracing list of the
of persons who have applied for relief under the navy
pension laws and whose claims have been rejected with the
therefor y which letter and report laid upon the
table.
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aDfgEeralisseJrefIs's aPiEis..

,EalHE BRAlsD REIH.S PILLS. as; d gen.
Ill .Seral, Family eaicine. especially M a
country ;so;snbjeet Ito ,sldd changea ol tenn.
-perainfe as ihis,l their vnlse II, iutaicnfabie.
siBy Shasing siflef fBrandfetht PAS always ION
hand should d sudjenjattack jof of;sickress take
place. they can be-giaen at once. and will of.
len have effected q. cureSb before The physician
could haye arrived, s, s; it,;s ~
4 I'll cholIc and Inflammation of The bowels,
these Pills will at once relieve, and persever-
ahhte III theiF use according to the directions,
5wtsi,rely do all that medicine can do, TO re-
store the healtf ofthe patient. !; fisssS
s, In all cases of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Heart. and all affections of the
stomach and bowels. 10 Brandreth Pills will be
fouDda never.faling remedy.
= To insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, so that
upon the first stcomrnencement Of sickness, they
may be at once resorted to One dose then is
better thdn,a dozen after disease has become
established in the. system.
DR.. Brandrcth's Principal Office 24l Broad
way. NJ Y other Offices in New York. .
,UThe genuine only for sale in Edgefeld
District by R. S. ROBERTS Edsefeld Cour.
House, KENRIcK L THAYER, Hamburg, and
SmyLEY's Store, Meeting street. =
=. Every Agent having the genuine has Ger.
tifcate ofAgencY signed by the Doctor him.
self. -s....-,-r ~ ...r.ss
april 2e I'm ID
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!: Fromsthei Philadelphia Public Ledger.
iANElMPORTANT CURE BY DR.. D.
K ~ n JsaYNE.S ALTERATIVEuI--..
XNIE haye4been i,niarned'by Mrs. Nah;

EM1E have beensinfar ned by Mrs. Mahan,
WI (a:gnnd daughter Of Gen: Wayne
that she suffered for a4number of years from
the growth.o a large ,Goirous Tnmour Of the,
Throat, which. besides great peforiuily, pro-
duced both a difficulty of deguti,ion, and Of
brea hing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon
the WindPipe was so great as to prevent her
from sleeping in a recunlbent position and Of.
ten suffocatian ppeared'inevitable She also
.laboredfunder severe indispositionf from Liver
rComplpinta and Janndicea ceawith asIiorrible trair;
of nervous affections. for (which she commen.
.ced the,llse Of Dr.. .Jayne's Alternative, which
she took regifla foEsix. OF seven Ks, With
occasionaf d6ses Of his SanntiYe Pills : aid her
general heaIli was thereby completely re-es,
Iiabiished iaiid now percei9ing Some diminu-
si1s Of tie Goitfous Tninuurs she
was encouiaa edaosp instheinse ;ofi the
Alternative eEety tyestise nf fsthea apainfnl
'rtnIurf ysasJ JaTihSIy removed. - We think,
that such san ssiinpprtaGt 4 remedy
shouldab be more generally ylsnowmbzseag n {.
i, R. s.. ROBERTS. sole Agent at Edgefeld
c. H .. South Carolina. ~ j.ss, ;a3l..i>5i
aprilg28 4, & i...5, Z, Z y ~. St IA
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80 LOTS

on Shultz's Hill, as laid out by him; eatf, lot
continuing one acre and more plat of which
will be exhibited on the day Of sale, and each
lot will also be plainly marked and isiaked of.
the.whole rs vacant with the exception ofone.
This property is intended as settlement for
private residences, and summer retreat for
The inhabitants, Of the Town, Mechanics, &c.
The distance is about half mile. q moderate
walk, morning and evening. the wafer in all
the neighbnring wells is good, and cool; and tie
soil is calledprety good for pine land, and rs
TO health, Twill only say; that have been liv-
ing on this hill, winter and summer, since the
second day of Julysl62f. the day ON Whichthe
foundalien Of Hamburg was laid, and it might
be supposed that would not live in a grave
yard. BY a survey this hill is one hundred
feet higher. than either Hamburg or Augusta.
and as for title to the property the Bank Of the
Stale Of Son1h Carolina, lis to receive the mo-
ney and make yitle to portion, and individuals
fgood standing, will make lille for the balance
in like manner. / will further remark. That
many of those lots are thicklys filled with yonng
growth. such as black jack. oak and hickory.
and may be turned into handsome groves at
once by dressing them, and all the lots are
either fronting n large stream, or the main
public roads to Charleston, Columbia, Edge
field. or Ahbeville, in slor. there is no ofnesse
about il. it ioM become pleasant settlement.-
The saleis for cash, and will commence at II
O'Clock on that day, , near my residence. sa,s. Z
4,,s ,-,,7s yaas..,, HENRY SHULTZ.
=, Hamburg s: G: April q, ,lse4f7.s ].
april % a. 22t 9
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c. N. WEBB, Esq
Fort HILL. March 6

Oh l E1lLL, tdTC1 ~.
Dear Sir--t received with your letter
the paper you were so kind as to send
me-.
| Geo that notwithstanding your kind
feelings towards me, you have greatly
misjidged ME in thinking ! ever joined
"lhe fallen fortune" of MIR. Van Ruren.
The trulh-is, that have not been able,
with my principles and policy, TO act with
either party, except occasionally, for the
the last II years. differ from both on
several important questions, and among
others the proscriptive policy of turning
opponents out of office indiscriminately
and bes,owiug their places, as rewards for
partisan services, on the least meritorous
of The respective parties, and agree with
each in some particulars. Mine has been
an independent course throushoul; and
hence | have been compelled to separate
from he parry in power and act with those
out of power, during The long period men
toned, have never separated from The
weak.to join The strong, but from the strong
TO joiu The weak. seek no,office, and
desire none, and only continue to repre-
sent the State in The Senate because it is
unwilling should DECLINE, would not
accept the Presidency out from the people,
and then from sense Of duty only. No
thing can induce me 10 sacrifice my indie
pendence, not even TO retain favor of my
oatlve State. II Il, in 1887, supported
Mr.. Fau Buren,, il was because he was
forced TO sustainahe measures had sup
ported 'sgains, him aud General Jackson,
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~ n HE: Proprietor, many years ago; while
n. 6 searching for arelnedy for his own i'll
health which the prescription of tho dsy had
failed 10 benefit, TO hit upon the composition Of
these Pills, and they proved entirely successful
in restoring his health. Their composition
was freely communicated 10 maily Physicians,
and il was not'the design of The Inventor that
they should extend beyond the private practice
of himself, and that of his medical friends. Ap
,plicalnns for them. however, began to- multi
ply, and lie was advised byjmany Of his profes.
sional BRETHREN and other gentlemen. OF char.
acter aud distinction, 10 prepare quantity of
them and place them in the hands OF an apo.
thecary. Even this seemed insufficient, and he
was urged to send them. by means oiagencies,
throughout the country. Calomel had long
been comm M domestic remedy. There was
scarcelya family in which a uiat of it was mol
to be found, and in which it was not used with
a degree Of freedom from which u we'll inform.
ed Physician should shrink. A strange infatli
alton too seemed 10 exist among muny Of the
Faculty. Hardly case was prescribed for,
whether acute or chrome, in which ralomel
was not given. in some stage of The disease,
without fear or reflectioni and shousands are
still suffering from It's pernicious effects. Call
onel is, without donbt most valuable medi-
cine, and in some cases may be regarded as
essential, but il shonld not be stricken from the
list Of domestic remedies, and be administered
only under tile prudent and judicinns advice
Of thoughtful Physician. Upon tliul, by n,any>
Physicians and others, these Pills were found
to be substitute Tor melcural preparations in
large number Of cases. and hence their popn.
larity, and the large demand for them. The
idea Of obtaining a Patent for them was never
entertained, nor hns it heen sought ln this day.
II was believed that by giving them popular
form and circulating them through the country,
thousands would be benefited by their use,
who would. otherwise, never hear of the pres
criplion and never learn that preparation had
been compounded which rendered the indis.
crin,inate and pernicious use Of calomel un.
necessary. These were some Of the induce.
ments which led the Inventor of the Pills 10
to consent that they should become an object Of
public sale; - -.
None are genuine without tie signature Of
JNO. BECKWITH; M. D.
For sale by, R. S:ROBERT5, Agent, Edge.
field c.. H.. South Carolina. ,.gs .sTe'
April % GIN ID
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Executive Department.

BIZ his 3E1cellency DAVID JOHNSON. Gorei-
nor and Commander in CHEF IN and ooer the
- State of South Carolina.
NN7 HEREAS il is known that The Army of
wv the United States. underline command
Of Major General z. Taylor, did on The 23d
Of February now last past, at Buena Vista, in
Mexico, Obtain a signal and decided victory
over the Mexican Army. Of vastly nnme;.
ical force. under general Santa Anna, and thai,
the City Of Vera Cruz and the Castle of San
Juan de ulloa,were compelled on the 29th OF
March last, TO surrender to the superior conr-
age and skill of the Military nnd Naval Forces
Of the United States under the command of
Major General Winfield Scott. the Comman-
der:in Chief, in which the Volunteer Regiment
Of this State conspicuonsly participated.
Now, therefore. DAVID JOHNSON, Go.
vernon and Cummanderin.C Chief in and over
the State of South Carolina, do issue this my
Proclamation, calling upon and requesting the,
good people, OF this State, ofcallf religions de-.
nominations, to set apart and dobseryeTHURS.
DAY, tile 9th day Of May next, ,;,as a day Of
Thanksgiving and Prayer 10 Almighty God !,
in humble gratitude for these signal 4triumphs
'iif our arms ,andfor His good Providence in
the eipreservati0nio ofour fellow citizens, aiiasthe
support Of fonrtnational honora Tor nnploreahe'
continuance ofiheseg,nali other5 grea,lpnbic
blessines1 which He has long vouchsafed; 10,
MS; and toheseech Himto haslena happy issue
of these favorable circnmstancesyinaI All egnita-.
BILE and honorable peace. Fs-s Z
$: GIVEN Inder;my hand; and the great seal pf
the: Springsstte
18th Of April, 1847: .s ~ - -: s
iff! !sLsy, sSfS3ts%DAVID JOHNSiJN
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Strayed or Stolen {

~ ..=sA sPointergD 0G, nearly
!, RNrx,s,,whi,e, having some liver CO
SgISaGs lored spots upon him, abou,
NS0;ss..u.s one year old, answers to. the.
name Of MORO. Any person finding said
Dog, viii receive the reward Of Ten Dollars
for retnrninsstim TO- me at Mr.. Goodman
Hotel. 1870 f5sas E. T. DAVIS.
april % II sjGFt..sJy s. 81 4t ID
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sa Thanks The Governor has appoint.
led Thursday tile 9th ofMay. as day of Thanks
giving, in consequence Of the recent triumph
5 s Of our arms in Mexico.
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HEAD QUARTERS,d
LIMESTONE SPRINGS, Z
z.st., Enri1 ~: 1217-e.eS

- ~ .
GENERAL, ORDER. - G,#5o.,i .
"HE. Officers commanding at the Citadel
IL in Charleston, and The Arsenal ut Colnn-
bin. will, at sunrise on The morning Of Thurs.
day, the Gil, day Of May next, cause 10 be hred
a Federal Salute Of thirty.ohe guns, in honor
of the Signal Victory obtained BY the. acmy of
the United States,uiid the command ofMajor
General. Z.Tayor,a over the Mexican army
under the Command Of Genl., Santa Anna. Jag
Buena Vista, and of the captnre. Of the City Of
Vera Cruz and Castle Of San Juan de Ulloa:
by the land aud naval forces under the Com:
mand Of Major Genl. Winfield Scott, the Com.
mander.in.C Chief.
Officers commanding Artillery Companies
will conform 10 this order here it is practical
.ly convenient. - :
by order ofthe Commander-in Chief.
o1ae.aa -. g4. j. w. CANTEY.t
~, !, Adj. and Insp. Gen.
april 2S 2t "A
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ma Cold Weathr.-Afler experiencing some
sswasm weather, considerable change in the
temperature took place on Saturday last. The
air became quite cold and unpleasant.
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John Rnchell, and others.
I'm pursuance Of the orders Of the Court Of
4 Equity, it is Ordered, That the parties in
these cases appear in my office, on reference on
Tuesday the first day Of Jhns next, and that
all the creditors of Mrs. Elizabeth Rochell, de.
ceased, do present their demands,son that day;
with the necessary proof, fixing the liability of
her estate, according to the DEGREES of the
Court Of Equity in the above stated cases.
8. s. TOMPKINS, c, u. Z. D.
C Comn, rs. Office, April 81, ls47.
april % 80 ID
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Books and stationery

- = - -
SELLING AT COST
"YTLER'S Universal History
n Bell and Stokes Practice,
Frost's History of the United States, illus.
trated, $50 syz.s. ~ ans
Gums, Domestic Medicine, l..--. -
tNlilton's Poeticnl Works, -, =. .s,.s
Burns Go do
seott's do do and Waverly No
vels,
q Barnes Notes on Isaiah, g
do do OH the Gospels g. Epistes,
United States Exploring Expedition 5vols
-. Modern Cookery, by Eliza Actsn. yss
D. D'lsraeli's Complete Novels,
Mrs. Lincoln's Botany, Smiths Grammar,
: Davies, Smiley's. and Pixies Arithmetic,
Walkers Dictionary, New York Readers!
, e. Comstock's Philosophy ,and other Miscels
sa.a laneous School Books, for sale at the
sais5, Cheap Store,o lssaaaase en- - -
ss.sRsssF ROBERTS. =
april 81 -42. If l3
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To those: who love theiL.

is a.Recrniling Rendezvous now
IL open, at tEdgsfold Court House, under
the superintendent Of Lieut.. A. M. Perrin.
Those who lnaywlshEto Enlist, will please
call at Goodman's Hotel.
Recruits are supplied with Clothing when
they are enlisted, good Quarters are provided,
and the. pay commences from the date Of Ell
listment.
AS Old Edgefeld and GAbbeyille were ever
know to be behind in patriotism, hope that
the young men ofat.,ose Districts will CO me
forward, with alaclitY,to the standard of their
country, as she i, much in want of good SOL
diers. Capt, M.aliganit, who is to command
the company. is q brave and noble gentleman,
he isfrom This Slate. The lst Lieut.. is from
Abbeville District, s. e. Gen. nj. L. BonSam,
sthe Lieut. Co .7of the same Regiment and
Major Maxey Gregg, ofsouth Carolina: is the
Major. ~; e,ii!ss'st ]. "a. M.sPERRIN,
a1f... .52nd lLieut.l 9th Inf. U. s.. Army,
"a ,ssas-alsfss;3 Recruiting Officer.
april 26, 81 51 81 ,s,Esf,s. If IA
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:st7II Selling oGaf Cost

1 Still Selling Offat Cost
s,s TILL AFTER SALE DAY. g
A LMANACS at 3 cents each, /.
IA. Shot at 81 625 bag,
Factory Yarn al 67t cents bundle,
= BonEs at cost, Hardware at cost, ~
50 Dry; Goods at cost. Crockery at cost, 8.
Drugs and Groceries very low. & 81
Look to your interests. only one week now {,
10 reduce my stock littLe. more.
70.5s'7 r. s. ROBERTS.
aprl2s 81 If IA
~ Buckwheat Flour, very fine, a small duan.
tity yet on hand 81 pounds:for 81 .OO,
- Ladies Dress Caps and PaiaSos, very
cheap. - Izis 5sf9.rs- +. /.