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and where Col. Hawkins and his company left us, OF
whom shall yet have word to say) Rdgeway, War
rentown Macon, Lttleon, where of the most vio-
lent thunder showers Of the up, which,
the train crossed the bridge the Roanoke, and
thence to CASTOR ragged as II the heavens and the ear
tnuing the ladies ut CASTOR ten at mighty took their
tea In the cars the President and the residue OF the
company passing out into the hotel to st rate coun-
try supper.
Immediately after the bell rug the locomotive be-
gan powerful coughing In front and another locomo
tive, with Its fire in rear seconded the notion
carry the inclined plane frem the Roanoke at the
summit Of which the duplicate engine was withdrawn
visit their residence In the neghborhood being the
southern borders Of the Old Dominion. Train kept on
all night at good round rate the shining bright
y and millions Of frogs making night vocal with their
nelodious strains. At reached Petersburg changed
ed at the Railroad House. on again and arrived in
Fredericksburgh, (6Omiles) quarter past H. where
neighborhood Waited hour for the Pow
haan, which at length hove in view streaming with gay
banners and rounded up to the wharf in gallant style
All aboard What relief from the hurry, hustle, din
and monotony Of the cars! Among the boards Of two
days old there general demand for the barber or
for shaving materials the luxury Of bountiful
abuton, and garment Of light coered cotton super
added 10 the benefit of shave positively indescrib
Capt Independence Washington Rogers quiet berth
for an hours siesta, Ia Mericana completed the
charm u was delicious individually, could, under
these benign appliances yestimate the of the
old idea that rest Is sweet TO the aborng man, It
the ninth day since the departure Of the President
anu party Ho" w ~en'pSeon anu what with continuous
travelling crowds OF people at every point in the cars
at watering stations Richmond sburg Raleigh
at all the intermediate points of refreshmenteyery
whereasd the press Of the multitude and the press Of
the ceremonies Chapel Hill, the press of the
thronR at Miss Napcy'sn night and day, for three
mortal days and the nights and two days the re.
turn nom the hill to Washington swapping up a
breakfast here, and snatchng dinner there and sup
per on limitation Of time In the RAIN and cloak
umbrella and coming back and finding your seat taken
what with all these concomitants or coaterals of the
sxpedtiop individually protest that three days long
o. at such rate would have laid us up to dry
Mira Polk and the ladies Of her suite sustained th'
hardsbps of this unparalleled holiday excursions with
remarkable equanimity and endurance. But they had
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OBEDIENCE to certain order Of the District Court
fishes the following =
HENRY LELAR Sheriff

ssS Sssi III &c sss P Ss5
m,.,.,.,'. HENRY LELAR. Sheriff.
Iity snd county ye Of Philsds i . s. " '''
The Commonwealth Of Pennsy vanis. the Sheriff Of Phi
We command You Thai attach Theodorus Van Tine.
aud nsmsni whose hands sSever the same
may be- a h. he Be a9d before
county the .t Monday June next to answer Fsrnsndo
whose said goods cSoe o
ssdS
Judgment of the court therein And have then there this
said s s sy S
year 0f0af Lord Eb%S s A sHSd
Description of property attached by virtue Of above
It po spns 9S ss
O% Se s east Of s anS T being the
;Ssass
s Of said Chatham
S:as
5wsHSy wide
sue '@D ''''' QUO ADA''s' AN ''s' '' %yai lswswr
g: S:= ss
TsSs n. he &.
Dated New York the Path day Of May l847
my25 24t aw~rc Administering.
"a THE o an 2KP III new III I'VE YORK kS
TICE is hereby given to all having claims against
JOHN RICHARDS late the city of New York. deceased
present the with vouchers thereof the subscriber
her residence No. II Oak street, the city of New York
or before the 18th day Of October next.
Dated New York, the 18th day Of April l8i7.
ale itaw6m*rc JANE RICHARDS Administrative.
OFFICE OF THE OPP Fellows Hall AssociArIoN}
THE CRY OF New York, May l2, 1917
HE Annual Meeting of this Association will be held at
National Hail. Cana! street Monday, the 4th day Of
June proxmo. o'clock NJ for the purpose Of acting
upon amendment the Bylaws increasing the number Of
shares Of the capital stock and for the Of such
other business may be brought before the and
O'Clock M Of the day election will be held for
twelve for the ensuing also for two Inspectors
of the next annual election.
Extract from the Bv.Laws Of the Association =" Article
Every share of stock subscribed for and which all install
ments due have been paid shall ente the holder thereof in
or by proxy election
ton submitted to the consideration Of the
BY order, w. w. DIBBLEE,
mis- 4t*law Secretary
EUN COTTON-To Engineers, Miners. aud Qusrymen.
The subscribers are now ready TO- supply Gun Cotton
Tor the above and this article
lug decided the Of powder
ducing smoke In its introduction side
head blasts and great efficiency exceeding power from
For sale at No. Sc South Front street. Philadelphia
q. & +. LENNI0.
Agent in New York. John c. Thatcher Il Beaver street
myl9 3taw3m&r
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S&6s FOR FREIGH OR CHAkTEk-To any
MINI port in Great Britain, the first class British brig
.rERo' Captain ca gjs05sE4fRRP iMz cISMyRRAy,
ie33rc 60 South street.
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NET gsR aHEF n9 ~ Gs ESR
pIopTe,ors Of this splendid Literary and Family Paper will
:sSsSy ,d III. Gs2s. s
be up to the first day Of September next in the so
' ::s + !; : ::sssi,
20 Of SO each ~!
ioof 80 each each Till!
These premiums viii be awarded on the first day of sspen.
% 6
81 ~
carry hi. proposal with mpartalty would defeat
Psss oil
TN s BE pss
e A4SaFs:s postpaid ruber hAK Nas.sa
OLEosTATIC LAMPs:-L. Ch.pdel.ne. No 37s Broad
Of French Oleosta.c Lamps Of derentpst
Of hs ls The
lamps now in use These lamps are for sale only SIS Broad
Also on large assortment of rich plain and cut glass;
tcle in the furnishing line. mia 2otsrc
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND sHIpMAsTERs-
'ti the city
this e and "a, every master for each Omission of such duty
Cory section Of provide for sick and disabled
Sec H. The Presidet Of said Trustees shall demand and
be entitled to and in case Of neglect ss
shall for end in the of the people Of this
state the following sums from the master Of vessel that
shall arrive the port Of New York namely First from the
master of vessel from foreign port for himself one
dollar and fly cents, for each mate sailor marine one
lar Second from the master of each coasng vessel for each
person on board composing the crew Of such
ey Connecticut and Rhode Island shall pay for
Que voyage each month"; computing from the first voyage in
each year. and the said President for the penalties
imposed by Of coasng vessels for paying
aay hospital money.
The State imposed by the above act including that
heretofore collected the Custom House. will in future
payable the office OF the Sesmen Retreat No. Old slip
to take effect on the FIRST Of June, 1877.
ROBERT HAZARD, Jr., Collector.
Under above act.
Office hours 10 TO o'clock m29 lat re
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT ST., BALTIMORE,
January n, l847.

A fRiTNEAs / Fh 1881 }PropriesOrs.
THE undersigned having succeeded the late firm Of DI
FOGG in the propretorshp of the Fountain Hotel, so
long and widely known Of the most commodous esab
lishments Baltimore, take this method Of informing the
travelling public that beside the made last
spring IL the addition Of entire wing the house by
extensive Bathing they recently had cor
strgcted Ladies' Ordinary fitted in the unique
men, which entirely free from the hustle necessarily Incl.
highly desirable and which they ater themselves fail
70 please IN connection with those improvements the whole
thing apperanipg to the upholstery Of the establish
been renewed and attendants for the chambers
lecte with strict view to their entire capabty in every
respect.
The table will be found all times fully supplied with
thing the market affords served superior style
while in the Of wines Sc &c., nothing will be kept but
what is Of the best quality.
Added these facts the and courtesy which will
be rendered BY their assistants acting under their
sona those who may favor them with call
they atte themselves will leave dissatisfied pain
expense will be spared their the their
and their hopes Of liberal patronage will
prove unfounded
Baggage taken and from the Hotel, free of charge
ARTHUR L. FOGG,
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NA MDN TIE Al CANADA.-TU Lr; - sp cous
f! newly constructed Hotei nearly flashed situated
he best accessible part OF the City Of MOI.
te II, the Custom House Square overlooking the wharf
Island Of St Ue and the shipping Tie river s,eambo
class that itself to tourists The building is of
in the best style of modern Architecture aud in the
interior arrangement will be found all the details Of
establishment, including spacious Dining Room Paror
and Sitting Rooms, with foty:ve Bed Rooms and every
other requisite of domestic comfort
Montreal, May 26, l847 WILLIAM DOW
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zzliI;IjIkyglIl IasNI I7iI|G
|IAAySlKHl1|zIll5 mt

ENOR the cure of THhite Seedlings, Scrcfulas
' and other iumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, old
and fresh Wounds, Sprains and Bruises, S,oel-
Lngs, and Inflammation, Scatd Head. Sore
Breasts, of ,oomen Rheumatic pains, letters.
Eruplions, Chilblains, Whitlo,os, Bilcs, Corns,
aud external diseases generally. 1t is likewise
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore
discovered for the chafed backs and limbs of
horses for ringworms, chapped lips, and in
short for every external bodily evil that may fall
10 the lot Of man or beast. The proprietor Of
this noble specific can positively state, without
fear Of contradiction, that il is vastly superior
to any compound ever discovered, or at least
that is known in these days, in the cure ofthe
above complaints. Indeed, too much cannot
be said in its favor, for there is nothing more
certain, than its efficacy in the matters for which
it is recommended, and the speed and perrec.
ton of its cures are such as to have the appear
unce of being miraculous. No house should be
without this almost universal ointment, for the
inmates of all houses are liable to scalds, scratch.
es, cuts, bruises. burns, corns, chapped lips,
&c. &c. &c.; from any or all of which they
can receive but little injury if they. have box
of Harrison's unrivalled specific 10 contend
with them. For Piles and Salt Rheum it sur.
passes all other remedies.
For sale by T. Risey, Hamburg; and
j. D. TIBBETTS,
Edge6eld Court House, S. C.
iu1y % 6m 81
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LucIna Cordial; or the

FHyHIS is sovereign and speedy cure for
a. Incipient Consumption, Barrenness,
Impotency, IncorhGa or Whiles, Obstruction,
Difficult or Painful Menstruation, ,Inconlinence
uf Urine, or Involuntary Discharge thereof r
and for general pro,tration Of the system, whe.
ther the result of inherent causes or produced
by irregularity, illness OF. accident.
There is not a shadow Of doubt that this IS
true, aud were not the subject of TOO delicate a
nature, hundreds would testify 10 tho unrival-
led efficacy of this Cordial as specific for bar.
renness, flour albus, gleets, Irregularities in the
secretions, pains in the Kidneys. female sup
pressions For sole by all the principal Drug
gists in Augusta, Hamburg and Charleston.
p Price, SO per bottle.
For sale by Hnyiland, Harral 6 Allen, King
street; P. Melvin Cohen, No. 10 Hayne street :
Nelson Carter, Meeting street, and .. NJ. Ca
rey, Broad street, Charleston; I. sRisey, Ham
burg; and I'D. TfBBETTS,
sa Edgefeld Court House, s. G.
iulY % l5s's.5. !. 4 ..,a.s = zs.;..s 46m. "a
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Head eRuarters,

Order No.
YNyl f following Regiments WilIiparade fo
u Review and Drill, atthe timesnnd place.
Us fellows, viz {:
The 5lh hRegiment oflnfantry, at Hunters s,or
Thursday the 9lli Of September. 81 ssss lt
The I'd Regiment Of Infantry, at Halls, Oh
Sa,urdy the / ltI Of Septembe
The 42d Regiment Of Infantry, AT Minton's
ON Tuesday tie 18th of Septetnbers -
Tie 4th Regiment Of IniaEtryf at Yarfene
on Thursday the 10th Of September ~
The 9th Regiment of Infantry, at Lomax's 's,or
Saturday the 18th of September. & isSs
The Slh Regiment Of Infantry, at amy place
the Brigadier General may select and report te
this Department, the point selected on! Tuesday
the 2lst Of September.
The I'd Regiment oil Cavalry, ai Longmires
on Thursday the 23d of September
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry, tlLowe's, or
Saturday the 25lh Of September. sssTs:sS
The 7th Regiment Of Infantry, al the Old
Wells, on Tuesday the 26th Of September.
The 10Th Regiment of Infantry, al Richard.
sons. on Thursday the 30lh of September.
The Commissioned and non commissioned
Officers, will assemble at their Respective: pa.
rade grounds OIL the day previous,for drill and
instruction. <'sst
rhe Major Generals will, with lhsl staff. I
tend the reviews, in their division, and the Bri
eadier Generals, will, with their staf, attend in
their respective Brigades, and are charged with
the extension ofthis order, q.
By order of the onmander:iTC Chief,
]. W. CANTEY,,
AG. 8 Iasp. Genl.
july2l 26
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TyIer's Ague 81 FeyerPIIIs.

|T.A CERTAIN. safe and effectnal5 cure 5for
IA. Ague and Fever, in all varied FORMS AL
SO, an excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia, Palpitn
lion ofthe Heart, Loss Of Appetite, Neuralgia,
Nervous and other diseases, which arise from q
weak and delIIitated condition Of tho system
y Baltimorc, December 18Th, 1S43.
b.. DR.. G. 4. sTYLER.-Dear Sir.-It is with
great pleasure that announce to you perfect
restoration Of my healsh by the use of your In
valuable pills.. had been suffering from
Chills and Fevers for eighteen or twenty months
during which time took FIVE bottles Of Row
and's Tonic Mixture, DR.. Sherman's Fever and
Agne Lozenges, DR.. Loves Vegetable Elixir
Keener's Powders, Barks, Quinine, Thompso
5nian Medicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and in fact
almost all The popular remedies could hear OF
and yet received no lasting benefit. The chilfa
were stopped by O. Snine and other things, but
aiier flew DAYS or weeks they would return
again, rs bad or worse than before Towards
ihe last the chlls came only every third day,
and these were followed by fever of such Sc
verify as 10 affect my reason and 1t was found
necessary for some one TO watch with mo un.
Ill The paroxysm passed of. At last procured
box ofyour pills, and only took four oil them
this so completely stopped the chills, that
have never had d return OF them up to this
time, (neary two years) and near year Of
this time was passed in the same place where |
first caught the disease.
That my case is not one cured by chance is
proven from the fact that four pills out OF the
same box cured Capt. Reuben Banks, so ell
fectuaIIy that he has never had the disease since,
whereas before he often suffered from it. Two
other person were also cured by the contents oil
this same box, and they neither of them have
had return oft although they both reside
where they are exposed every season.
Iknow several others who have been cured
by your pills, but it is unnecessary TO detail
their cases. The best certificates of their effici-
ency in Chills and Fever will be few doses,
and if they are as beneficial TO others as they
have been 10 me they may be truly called pub
lie blessing.
lam with much respect your Object sery't.
HENRY BRISCOE.
For sale by T. RisIey, Hamburg, S: c., and
]. d. TIBBETTS,
Edge6eId c. H., s. c:
inly % 6m 81
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DIR. Gordon,s III Pills.
GREAT hRRIVAL! q

SD6M Bushels OF q, 600 boxes Of d. GO RI
CD 9lVszDoNSs FAMILY sPi III ST
vast and increasing demand for at1issnesgf
Justly celebrated Medicine, and the nlmesoq
cures they are daily effectng lsportions
The country 4whereihey have been introdlis
of. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and BlllloQf
Diseases with their well known attendagts5
Sick Headache, &C.. has induced the Iundert
signed TO make arrangements 10 receTs
stocks direct from the Proprietor and would Rs
say to their numerous customers that they
prepared TO supply them, Wholesale f:retailfss.
at New York prices. "a
T So per dozen, or "a cents per box.
BY P. Melvin Cohen No. l9 II Hayne street, a
Haviiland, Harral &. Allen, King street; Nelss
son Garter, Meeting street, E, NJ sCareyl
Broad street; and Amos Head, corner East sss'
Bay and Broad street, Charestoni II sRsley,A
Hamburgi and ]. D. TlBBETTS,sgSsssss
Edgcfeld Court House; 81 C:lsa y!
July % 6m q; so;
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RecHca,psEl,,S I, RSLLS.

ZEN HE Z Proprietor many years ago while
p searching for a relpeay for his own ill5s
health which The prescrip ption sof the had,
failed 10 benefit hit upon the hescompn nsiti9nsofs
these Pills, andh II proved entrel sesslnls;
in restoring, his health. Their composition
was freely Communicated TO many Physicians.
and il was not The design of the Inventor: that
they should extend beyond tie private practice
Of himself, and that of his medical friends. Ap.
pcalions for them, however, began to multi.
ply, and he was advised by many ofhis profess
sional brethren; and other gentlemen, of char.
acter aud distinction, 10 prepare o. quantity oh
them and place them in the hands Of an apo
thecary Even this seemed insufficient, and be
was urged to send them. by means OF agencies
throughout lhe country. Calomel had long
been n comm On domestic remedy. Thereswas:
scarcely family in which a. rial of IL spas;not
to be found, and in which it was not used with
degree of freedom from which well inform
ed Physician should shrink. A strange iniatns;
ation loo seemed to exist among many Of the !
Faculty. Hardly case was prescribed Tor
whether acute or chronicj in which calomeie
was not siven,in some stage Of the disease;
without fear or refectiri; and thousands are;
still suffering from its pcrnicious effects. Calf
omel is, without doubt, a most valuable me-
cine, and ia some cases may be regarded
essential, bnt il should not be stricken from mthey
list of domestic remedies, and be. administeredf
only under the prudent and judicious advice
of thoughtful Physician. Upon uidi, by many
Physicians und others, these Pills were found
to be substitute for mercunal preparations I'M
large number of cases. and hencs their popu-s
larity, and the large demand for them. The:
idea of obtaining Patent for them was meyer
entertained, nor hasit been sought 70 tbs day;
It was believed that by giving them popular
form and circulating them Through the conntryli
thousands would be bepefnsd BY jheirs @ l,lse, l
who would, Otherwise, meyer hearof lhe pres
cffiplon and never learn that a, pref eparation had
been compounded which rendered ihs indisss
crimniiate and pernicious use sef ealeaaE algs5
necessary. y hese were some Of Sthe sindnce ::
ments which led the Inventor OF the Pills To-.
10 consent that they should become an object Of,
public sale {; s.
None are genuine without the signature of
JNO, BECKWITHsSNtSsD.Ss ".
For sale by, r. 8. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge
field c. H.. South Carolina, - 80
Auril % u s.s,I-. %, sss Z 6m l4 g
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R. C. GRIFFIN & co.
N Notice

HIS HEREBY GIVEN, That an application
u will be made 10 the Legislature of Soulh
Carolina at its next session, 10 lay out and open
q Public Read, from point on the Island Ford
road, in Edgefed District. at or near The house
ofThomas c. Griffin, to run through the lands
of James C,esswell, and to intersect what is
called the old Charleston road, nj or near tlic
ford on the small creek crossing said Charles
tor road, ebout three hundred yards above the
Gin house of N. l.. Griffin, on his plantation
near Cambridge. At the same time an appii-
cation will be made 10 discontinue the old Caar-
leston road between the bridge over Ninety,
six creek, and the point where the proposed
new public road will inlcrsect said Charleston
road 80
aug 16 5m %
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G.. l.. g. E. Penn, g. Coz
james B. Harris.

james B. Harris.
EAMES B. HARRIS being now in tlle
Cd custody Of the Sheriff of Edgefeld Dis.
trct, by virtue of a writ of Capas ad Satisia-
cendum, at the suit of G. l.. g. E. Penn d. Co.,
and having filed in my Office schedule on
oath, of his whole estate aud effects, real and
personal, with view 10 obtain the benefit OF
the Acts of the General Assembly, COMMONLY
called the insolvent debtors Act. On motion
ofMr. Tompkins, defendants attorney, Publ
Notice is hereby given, TO the said G: l.. q E
Perm & Co., and all others, the creditors oil the
said James B. Harris, that the said petition will
be heard and considered. at Edge6eld Court
House. on the sixth day Of October next or on
such other day as the Court may order during
tile term, commencing on the first Monday of
October next. at said place; and the said q. L..
g. E, Penn & Co., and all the others, The cre-
dtors of the said James B. Harris, are hereby
commanded then and there, either personally,
or by attorney to show cause, if any they can.
why the petition of the said James B.. Harris
should not be heard and granted, and ne be
discharged from confinement by complying
with the acts aforesaid, according to the terms
Of said acts.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 2nd, Je47.
July 3 ON ~ q
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Notice.
CREDIT SAFE .

.AhN the first Monday. {Sale Day in October
W next. will be sold to the highest; bidder,
that valuable tract Of Ian D known as She
Moses Harris tract, on the waters of Rocky
Creek. adjoining lands Of Mr.. Padget, Avery
Bland, and others, containing seven hundred
und forty acres, be;the same, more Sor less =
Said Land is within7 miles Of the C Conrt H House,
and the prospect ofsthe Rail Road renders il
very desirable property. yA:credIto one and
two years will be giyens tlle nFchaser is re.
,quired 10 give bond and p2rdYed sscarily.
w. "a. HARRIS, Adm.
CAROLINE sS.zJETER,sAdm'
Of Maj. J. Jetcr, decd. /:
ang 25 r St
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Bethany Alston, ny her next Petition
friend, os. Thomas B. Reese, Stor paying o.
/. and Alfred Aston. Ucr funds.
Ut appearing to my satisfaction, that Alfred
3 Alston, one ofthe Defendants in this case,
resides beyond lhe limits of,his State. On mo-
ton of Griffin, Solicitor for the petitioner, Or
dered, that the said Alfred Aston, do plead, an.
sw or or dcmur, TO this petition, within three
months from the publication of this order, OF
the said petition be taken pro contcsso, against
him. 5. 5. TOM PhlNS, c. L. E. D.
Commr's. Office, 18th July, 1647.
july Ia 3m 70
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PEI 81 j! i: !a;a|: f; $ f j! LIS i

HESTIMONrALS.-E1ract 9of. q letter.
III from DIR Waines, of Philadelphia, Feb
9, 1640.-" Your Pills are the mldest in theiT:
operations, and yet most powerful in their sek3
fects, of any that have ever met with napracss
tice of eight and twenty years. Their action on
the chyle and hence on the impurities of The
blood is evidently very surprising.
Extract of letter from DR.. Henry Hall, OBJ
Quebec, L. c., March 6, 18fr.--a" For bilious;
fevers, sick headaches, torpidity ofthe bowels
and enlargement of the spleen, DR. Peters,
Pills are an excellent medicine. '1 ass- Z,
For sale BY ;all the Druggists in Hnglsta,
Hamburg, and in Charleston 6 sbysP III Melggiin:
Cohen: No. 10 Hayne street Z, Hapilald. sHar-5
raj & Allen, King street : Nelson Carter Meet
ing street., E.. NJ. Carey, Broad stree and
Amos Head, corner East Bay and Broad street,
T. Risley, Hamburg and
>. J.sD..sTTBBETTS.
Edgefeld Court HOUSE, 81 CO.