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Temperance Meeting.

There will be u meeting of the CarroIlton
W. I. A. s., at the Methodist Church, This
evening, Friday at early candle-lightlng.
The Rev. Mr.. SwANEY, will address the
meeting. Come all,
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MEETING AT SALEM.

Mr.. Corwin will attend and address meet.
ing in Salem, in Columbiana county, on Friday
(his day. This arrangement was made at
Massillon. We commend him 10 the friends
in that regon--rhey will give him hearty
welcome.
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ORDER OF THE DAY.

Northern form
Lisbon ockundcr
Those The West will
mus
will form a Champers mi
Those GIahers,
Those
MILLS marshal
Chief Mrshal-Gen. R. ECKLEY.
Assistant Marshas
JOHN H. BARNHLL,
FRANKLIN BUTLER
ARMSTEAD READY,
HENRY FAWCETT,
NJ. DAVIS
different will
al 10 o'clock precisely the whole procession
the
6Sea Bands expected be in attendance
R..
GEO.
FRANKLIN BUTLER, Commiueeo ARRANGEMENTS.
CHARLES ELSON
ROBERT CROZIER
CarOlun, September
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Letter from MIR. Mason on the Ordinance
of 1887.

The following correspondence, shews the
position of Mr.. Mason, the Wing candidate for
Congress in this District, upon the subject of
slavery and the Ordinance OF 1887. We hope
Mr.. Mason's letter here published will put a
stop to Locofoco misrepresentation in relation
TO his views on this subject:
So New LISBON, Aug. 9s, 1848.
James Mason, Esq.
SIR: At the late Wing Convention, held
in the town Of New Lisbon on the 96th inst,
for the purpose Of nominating county ticket
for the approaching October election, was se.
ected by the Convention to ascertain, on its be.
half your views as to the policy of extending
the Ordinance of 1897 over the territory lately
acquired by the government ofthe United States
from Mexico. In obedience to the directions Of
that Convention, respectfully desire that you
will communicate to the Convention, through
me, your views upon the subject to which
have above alluded.
Very respectfully yours,
A. L. BREWER,
On behalf of the Convention.
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,.- New LISBON, Aug. 9s, 184S.
James MdSon, Esq.


New LISBON, Aug. e9th, 184s.
A. L. Bre'Oer, Esq.
Sir: It is made my duty, by resolution
ofthe Wing Convention, recently held in New
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VAN BROWN,
Carrolitou,O.
h. GRlSW0LD.
Canton, Ohio
BROWN q GRIswOLD.

Attorneys and COHnsellors at Law,
oh'e ~ the court house, Csrrolton, Ohio.
March -, ls4t-tt.
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PiquO, Monday, do. 4, Messrs. Anthony and
SheIabarger.
Section 10, Wednesday, do. 6, Stanton g. Hill
Defiance, Friday, do. Q,
Sandusky City, Wednesday, do. l3,
Messrs Anthony & J. R. Osborn.
Tifin, Friday, do. is, I"
Urbana, Saturday, do. l6 "
Circlevile, Friday, Ido.. s, Mr.. H. II. Hunter.
Portsmouth, Friday, do 10, Messrs. VinIon and
CoCmbs.
Athens, Wednesday, do. 6, Messrs. vintOu and
Nash.
Batavia, Friday, do. 8, Messrs. Penn & Price.
1t is expected that arrangements will be made
by The Wings Of the several districts 10 convey
the speakers 10 the place Of meeting.
JOHN A. LAZELL, Chairman
ofSIale Central Committee.
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Come t,ne, come all!
Wbl9s, Demotrots 0nO Eibcrtn nlen!


o Of
The Latch String will be hospitality offered TO ALL
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HemOrrhOiis or Piles.
Internal or External, permanently cured
By DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electaary


An INTERNAL REMEDY which, If used accordingt to
directions. A CURE FOR LIFE is GUARAN fEED
SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.
consequence of this affection is kind OF te-
nesmls, bearing down SENSATION as II s famIary cal
le there is also heat tension and hrobbng IN the part
varying from moderate degree OF these sensations 10 the
most excr,cting sering:-these caused by the flow o
blood the parts Sometimes the inner coat OF te boWe
prolrudes at every evacuation forming what IS called
ProIapss falling of the bowels; this the effect oi long
continued irritation of that organ in some instances the
and known only to the sufferer, which commence mmed
ately after evacuation and continue from thirty minutes
several hours; these sensations are very annoying and
sometimes distressing. This disease, wen OF long
continuance attended bv pain and weakness IN the mack
irritation Of the kidneys bladder and other organs IN the
vicinity pain and numbness in the legs and feet sense OF
straitness about the chest and unnara uness OF the ab
domnal visrera accompanied with paptaton OF the heart
and oppression individuals sometimes experience, PreVl
os attack Of the Piles, symptoms denong great de.
rangement their circuaton there sense weight and
pressure in the abdomen with peculiar feeling of uneas
ness in the bowels constipation perlnaeum attended
with pain in the hack and oins, nausea and pains in
the stomach pale conenance, confused sensations IN the
head weariness and irritable and discontinued state o
mind and of ulness and oppression in the legion
of the stomach The circulation the surface is feeble
and the current of blood determined inwards and down.
wards.
FOR ALL THE ABOVE DISEASES AND coMPIAISTs.
DIR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELEtTUARY.
CURES EFFEcTuALLY, AND THEREFORE, PREVENTS PILES
= READ THE TESTIMONY
GESrs-I have used DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electuary
which purchased Of you, and find II one of the best me.
dicnes in for the Piles, and also for all bilious aec-
tons arising from impure state of the system.
Yours, y E. A. COLE, Marble Dealer.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

will offer my Land at public sale on the 10Th
day of October next; there are the rise of l2OO
acres, and 3 or 400 acres on the waters of Gram
ny's Quarter creek 1t will be divided to suit pur.
chasers, if required 1t is healthy, productive and
noted for its durable and well constructed improve
men,s. At the same time and place, my crop Of
Corn and Fodder, 10 head OF Mules, 4 Wagons, 40
head of Cattle, very fine Gin, first rate Horse
Mill, Household and other Furniture, and all the
Implements belonging to said Plantation. The
sale will take place at my residence le miles north
Of Camden, and continue from day to day until all
is sold.
Terms for the Land, one third paid on the first
day of December when possession will be given,
the balance secured by note payable in two annu.
al instalments, with interest payable annually and
approved security, with mortgage OF the property
if required. Terms for the personal property at
sale. J. w. FORD.
AUG 9. 32 tS*
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South Carolina--Lancas1e District.
In the Court of Ordinary.

IN me COut OJ OTHtrUy.
In the matter of George NJ. Perry's Will.
Whereas James Perry has notified me, that he
requires The paper purportng 10 be the lat will and
testament Of George Nj. Perry late Of said District
deceased, 10 be proved in due and solemn form Of
Law, and it appearing that Kennedy Bailey and
wife, Mary Bailey, Elijah Perry, William Mckee
and Wife Jane Mckee, David Ballard and wife
Martha Ballard, and Alexander II Perry legatees
under the will, and who, also, would have been en-
titled, each to dstrbuive.sh of the Estate,
if the deceased had died intestatc, reside without
the limits of this State: These are therefore to
notify and require, cite and admonsh the said Ken
nedy Bailey and wife Mary, Elijah Perry, William
Mckae and wife Jane, David Ballard and wife
Martha, and Alex H Perry, together with Lavinah
Perry, (widow Of said deccasedD VIM F Perry,
Thomas Perry, Joseph NJ Perry, Benjamin Z
Perry, Robert NJ Perry, Arelevy Levlnah Perry,
and Looseyanna Perry, Iegatees fthe said George
NJ Perry deed, and also distributes, il he had
died intestate, and Thomas p Ballard Administra-
tor with the will annexed, to be appear before me-
on Monday he 10Th October lS4S, in the Court Of,
Ordinary to be holden at Lancaster court house
then and there to show cause 1t any, Why the SAID
will should or should not be proved and establish
ed in due form of law, and for what cause the same
should he s. aside, and to make such other and
further showing and proof as you or either OF you'
the said parties, may deem proper and advanta-
geous for your respective rights and interests in
the premises.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at Lam
caster court house, this LIST day of June, ls4s.
JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, o. L. D.
June %. m3m 1871
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
IN TIE OLD DOMINION.

We extract an article from tho Now Era, published
Mt Portsmouth, Va, and edited by A. F. Cunningham,
E.q He speaks of himself, and here is the extract
<Dcc. "a 1s46)
We have been, fol some days, suffering under severe
Inflammation Of the lungs. produced by cold, and ir
ritaed by speaking in public that throughout Sa,ur
day night, Sunday. Monday, till Tuesday, the symp-
toms Of the disease seemed increase and the suffer.
ing was in,ense, without the least appetite for food.
The cough was dry aud hard, cauSiag the most acute
pains in the head and back We had fairly given up
all hope OF relief when we thought ofthis Balsam.
and we sent round to our friend IiEINrsH the agent,
fot bottle We took the first dose according to d..
rectt,ns. and almost instantly felt glow of healthy
warmth through, the systcm-this was two o'clock-at
6ve We took another dose at nine another, and
after detected perccptblo relief in tho frequency Of
the spass and violent pains that had bofre attended
thcm. At three in the morning we took another dose.
and the phegn. though tough yellow and ropy, was
elected from the lungs with comparative cure. We
feel grateful for the relief afforded, and recommend
trial Off by all who suffering suffered. We
have deemed it due to the medicine, and to humanity.
to gvo this unsought testimodiul to tho virtue of
the Balsam, in casc."
None genuine, unless signed I. Burrs on the wrapper
Sold in Camden by J. r. McKain; at wholesale by P.
M. Cohen g. Co., Charleston, and by Druggists gen.
erally in South Carolina.
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To the Palmetto and other Southern
REGIMENTS.
ROU.N'TY L.ayV.D sAGEVCF.

The undersigned having thoroughly acquainted
himself, through means afforded hun at " asbng-
ton city, with every form and process necessary,
offers his services, jointly with resident at Wash
ington. Ga gentleman OF the Bar, who is we'll ac-
quainted in her various Departments,) to returning
and discharged VOLUNTEERS and SOLDIERS, who
have claims to prosecute before the United States
Government. Bounty Land Warrants secured and
converted into Government script, or sold at the
option fthe claimant for the highest prices. Back
pay and mileage collected, and the interest OF the
relatives OF those who have fallen N Mexico, strict
ly attended to, (under the Act oil Congress OF Feb
l-47) aud proceeds of claims reunited TO any point
desired, or disposed of in any manner directed.
Soldiers discharged before the passage OF the law
allowing three month extra pay. can recover the
same, by complying with the forms that shall send
them. Letters to Richmond or Washington, post
paid, will have prompt attention.
WM l.. MONTAGUE, JR.
REFER To-Hon. John Y. Mason, Secretary OF
the Navy; Hon. Henry Clay, Ken,uck: Hon. K.
NJ. Il. Hunter; Hon. Jas. NJ. Mason; Hon. w. T.
Mangum, Hon. George E. Badger; Hon. Judge But
Ter, U. s. Senate; Hon. Jno. NJ. Bolts, Hon. Thos.
II. Bayly. Hon, K. Kidder Meade, Hon. Henry Be-
dngcr Hon. K. r.. l.. Beale, Hon. w. b. Premlon,
Hon. A. Atkinson, Hon. A. w. Venable.
Richmond, (Va) July 25 lS4S.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES!
Tu,pry yrAps SIIsnrSot


Berkshire Co.. Mass, Nov. &c. l847
MeSsrs Ketcham & Henshaw-Gents: For thirty years
have been afflicted with the Piles, general debility and in.
amation causing tmon and prolapsus Of the bowels and
which had resisted all the medical treatment Dr. Chap
man and others could give The last three of that
time my sufferings defy description was confined to bed
unable help myself and at last given up by physi
clans and friends in despair of gaining my health in
fact for three days before commenced using Dr. Uphams
Eectuarv was entirely speechess and my burial clothes
were made, But unde; Providence, and the of DR..
Upham's Eecuary though old man, ] have the plea
sure of stating the fact the public that my health il
good and hope to live many years if it is Gods will
to make kno the virtues Of Dr. Uphams EIecluary, and
to recommend to my afflicted fellow creatures il help
ed beyond the expectations Of all that knew my
and can only say to Others that is, in my opinion the
best medicine The world for Piles. any other disease Of
the bowels if they will Use it according to directions
will myself warrant cure in every case.
Yours with the expression Of thankflness,
CORNELIUS SPUR
EGRAMoXT, Berkshire Co Mass Nov 80 1917.
The above certificates tells simple and truthful story Of
suffering and relief OF which, Physician and witness in
the case, / cheerfully endorse Dr. CHAPMAN.
NOTICE.-The genuine Upllam's Electuary has his
written signature thus t9r A. Upham, NJ d. The hand
il alone done with pen. Price 81 per box.
or Sold wholesale and retail by KErcHAM & HENsHAw,
l2l Fulton street, N Y, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canada.
J. R. McKAIN. Agent for Camden S. G.
March 90 12 If
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NOTICE.

The subscriber takes this method Of informing
his friends and the public generally, that he may
still be found at the old stand of Chambers & Ran
kin, where he will keep contaniIy on hand, sup
ply Of Susar Coffee, Molasses, Sail, BaggIng, Rope,
Irvine: Dumestics, Hats Shoes, &c, winch he will
sell for Cash, at the lowest market prices, and SO.
licts share of patronage
The highest prices paid for cotton and other
country produce. b. w. CHAMBERS.
Camden, Aug. 30. 80 At
TIE Sumter Banner, and Charlotte Journal, will
copy four times and forward bills to this Office.
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Election Notice.
FATE OF SOUTH CAROLTN

OFFICE COURT GEN'L SESSIONS COMMON PLEAS.
Kershlp District.
In pursuance of the Act of the General Assem-
bly, for the regulation Of the Election Of District
Officers. hereby notify the voters for kershaw
District, that the term Of the present Clerk of the
said Court, will expire by reason Of resignation.
the day on which his successor elect qualities.
An Election for Clerk of said Court will be
held on Monday, ninth October next, Zone day
only,) at the usual places Of Election Throughout
the District
Witness my hand, at Camden this thirty-frst day
of August, A. D., eighteen hundred and forty eight.
Sept 6. (3S) BE NJAMIN GASS.Clerk.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

The subscriber, Agent for tho Charleston Steam
Cotton Mills, offers for sale,
4-4 and 7-s Heavy shirtings and sheetings,
From that Factory. These Goods are remarkable
for weight and finish, and will give good satlslac.
tion to The buyer.
Also-Varrous styles Of Broan and Bleached
Cords, Oznaburgs. PRINTS, SC.
Particular attention will be given to the sale of
Southern manufactured Goods; consignmenrs of
which are respectfully solicited, aud upon which
advances will be made if desired.
J. II. TAYLOR.
Charleston, Aug. l6. 33 ct
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>. CarOlina..kerShaW District.
RY JOHN r. 10Y ESQ ORDINARY

Whereas w. D. Hogan applied 10 me for Let
ters of Administration on all and singular the Gooda
and Chat,les, Rights and Credits of JosephJ. Watts
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These arc, therefore, 10 cite and admonsh all and
singular, the kindred and creditors OF the said de.
crased 10 be and appear before me at our next
Ordinar's Court for the said district, to be hol-en
at Kershaw Court House on the Eleventh day Of
Septemqer next, to show cause, il any, why the
SAID administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 10Th day Of
August lS4S, and in the sevenlythird year OF Ame-
rcan Independence. JOHN R. JOY.
O. K ID.
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south. Carolina.
Ian STER ISTRl CT.


IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Jackson, }
vs. }Capias ad satisfaciendum.
Joshua w. Hendrix.
The Defendant, Joshua w. Hendrix, who is in
the custody Of the Sheriff of said District, by vir-
tue Of the above Capias ad stsfacendum, IN order
to avail himself of the benefit of an Act passed
for the relief Of Insolvent Debtors, has filed in my
office, on oath schedule Of his whole Estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given tothe Plaintiff
in the above stated case as well all others con.
cerned, to be aud appear at Lancaster Court House
on the 18th day of November next at IL o'clock
NJ, before the Associate Judges, to show cause it
any they can, why the said Defendant should not
be discharged from further confinement, on his as.
signing sud delivering the effects mentioned in I'M
schedule. H. R. Prize, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this 22d March, lS4S.
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Alnanaes! Almanacs! Almanacs!

Dr. d. JAYNE awould hereby inform the public that he
publishes annually for guitous distribution by himself
and all his Agents, an Almnac called, JAYNE.S MEDl
CAL ALMANAC, AND GUIDE TO HEALTH. The
calculations for this Almanac made with great and
accuracy and for FIVE different latudes and Longudes
make them equally useful Calendar in every
part of the United States and British North America They
printed good paper, and with handsome type
and neatly bound and besdcs being the neacst and most
accurate Calender printed in the United States they con-
tain large amount of valuable information, suited to the
and Of that kind oo which cannot be found
books
HIS CATALOGUE OF DISEASES, with remarks and
directions for their removal really invaluable and make
them welcome vsiers in every house they enter Every
family should possess least of these ANIMALS His
Almanac for 18i9 ready for distribution, ofwhch he
dcsignes publish least Two Millions, and in order
that every family in the United States and British North
America may be furnished with copy, he hereby invites
MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS to forward
their orders to him early possible and they shall be
supplied Gauitousy with many copies a. they may deem
necessary to supply their various customers They are al
20 invited the time to senda copy of their B-
slNESS CARD which will be printed and placed on the
of the Almanacs sent them, also without charge
They also requested to give alpeceasory directions
how the Almanacs snoud be forwardeato tsem. BY law
they be by mail unless the postage is first paid
on them here.
Orders (post pad) directed DIR. D. JAYNE, Phiadel.
phia, will meet with prompt attention.
UyFAMILIES can obtain these ALMANACS Gratis OF
JAMES X. McKAlN, Camden.
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Committed

To the Jail Of Kershaw District, Negro Boy
about ls or l9 years of age, who says he belongs
to James See, of Richland District. Said boy is
black, stout built and says his name is Peter. The
owner is requested to come forward, comply with
the law and take him away.
D. H robson, Jailor.
Aug. l6. "a It
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SOuth.CaFOlina.


LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
VS.. }Capias ad satisfaeiendum.
Robert Dukes.
The Defendant, Robert Dukes, who is in the
custody Of the Sheriff of said District, by virtue Of
the above Capias ad satIsfaciendum, in order 10
avail himself of the benefit of an Act passed Tor
the relief Of Insoven: Debtors, has filed in my Of
fee, on oa,h schedule of his whole Estate.
Motto is Therefore hereby given to the PlalhtIH
in the above stated case as well as to all others
concerned, 70 be and appear at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th dry Of November next at IL
o'clock NJ, before the Associate Judges, to show
cause if any they can, why the said Defendant
should not be discharged from further confinement,
on his assigning and delivering the effects mem
toned in hE schedule. II r. PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this 18th March, lo49.
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South CarOlima..Kershaw Dist.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

Isaac D. Trent, and Mary B. Trent, Applicants, VIM
ii. Trent and others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that William H. Trent one
of the defendants the above resides beyond the lin
s of this State 1t is therefore ordered that the said Will
liam Trent do appear and object to the sale of the Per-
snna Estate of Martha L. Trent before the first day
Of December next his to the same will be entered
of record }. H. JOY, U. X ~.
Aug. %, lSi8. (S5 63) 65 3m
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For Sale.

The Dwelling House and premises, fronting on
L1urens street, now occupied by WIN. B. john
ston: Also, the Brick Two. Story House and pre-
mses adjoining the first Lot
Also the Dwelling House in front Of the Metho.
dist Church, known as the John Smith House.
The property is in good repair and must be sold.
Apply to "
WIN REYNOLDS, } .;
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE.
All debts due to W. d. Johnston, not paid by tie
first day OF October, will be sued.
September 9th. 36 If
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Robert L. Twced-s

WHEELwRIGHT and BLACKSMITH Shops, corner
of Rutledge and Market streets, where he keeps
constantly on hand or manufactures to order, -" a
gons, Carts Wheelharrows, or any other article in
his line Of business, out of the best seasoned ma
terals. Iron of all sizes, Pipe and other boxes.
A few Iron axlcs With boxes fitted, and lot of the
best Stay, Tongue and Breast chains for four horse
wagons, ever offered for sale in this place-call
and see
Aupust 6Ib lSdS - II
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Lost or MiSlaid,

- Note of Hand, payable to the subscriber, for
one huntired and four collars and 6s cents, dated
in March, 1916 and due lst of January, lS47,
signed by R. G. Hughes, and endorsed by Raw
leigh Hammond, as security. All persons are
cautioned against trading for said note.
N. MAYBLOOM.
Russell Place. Aug. 16. 34If
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DcKalb Factory.

Our CoTToN YARN having recently suffered in
reputation, we have changed our arrangements,
and are now manufacturing it of quality that we
can safely recommend TO our customers. BY special
attention to this department Of our business, we
are determined fully to re-estabish the lost char.
acter of our YARN, and hope that our friends will
give it fair trial.
We are manufacturing the DEKALB OZNA-
BURGS of a more uniform weight and quality.
Aug. l6. w ANDERSON q CO.
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CLEVELAND'S
I,nnrnTnd Snda & SPiGlifZ POWd

Z LIJE ' EII!iI' y -
Improved Soda & Seidlitz Powders
Tie almost universal employment of seidtz
powders as an Aperiant and gentle laxative 'eners
the attainment of an article, the quality oi which
may be relied on az desirable object; whist the
fact is notorious that majority of the powde are
totally inefficient. These powders are prepared of
pure materials and are put up in such manner az
to preserve their quality in any climate:
For sale at CLEVELANDS.
Aug2 81
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OrdimarY,S Notice.

Whereas, no administration (de bons nom on
the estate of Ann Gilman, late Of Kersbaw Dis
trict, deceased, has been applied for. have taken
possession of the goods and chattes, rights and
credits of the said estate. All persons indebted to
the estate are required to paw the same over to me-
those having demands against the estate will hand
them in duly a,tested, 70 me for payment.
may II. II JOY, y. H. y.