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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15
Walker and Bradford.
BY'yrcGsOssSe 6gs,G
Commission McrCEsG7ssSs

HAMBURG, :. e.
STILL continue to occupy " The OLD
~ WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE" and trans
act general Storage aud Commission Bus'-
ucss
They arain tender their services 10 their
friends aud the public generally in the storage
and sale Of produce. aud The Receiving and
Forwarding of alerctaudisc, or any other
business in their line, with which they may he
favored. Liberal advances will be made OIL
produce consigned to them when required;
To their patrons they cordially return their
most sincere thanks for the liberaliIy, with
which they have been so graciously favored ;
and respectfully solicit continuance of the
same. which they hope to merit by unreu'I,.Ing
attention to al. business entrusted 10 their care.
Sept Ist Io45. ;.
M The undersigned still continues his
connection with Messrs. Hatker s Bradford in
the Receiving aud Forwarding Business. TO
which. he will give his undivided attention.
''''' - A. NJ. BENSON.
Sent 6 ON do
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Look at This.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.
W.EEER.G.KE EH. CRAVE.

(At his Old Siund in AuguStu. Ga.J
MEAS jus, received from New York large
n -A and extensive assortment OF FALL. and
WINTER GOODS. many of WHICH lie is
selling from 20 10 25 per cent, less than last
yeat ; prIces, he w0nld invite his friends aud
ali ,lhpns who wish TO purchase goods low Il"
r,vo him call III his stock are many Rich
and Fashionable Goods. such as
Rich Satin Stripe aud CIl;.useable Silks.
Wide Black Gro DeRhne and Luslre Silks,
Rich Satin Stripe and Figured Cashmeres,
Cashmere Dccossc and Muslin DeLanes,
(verr cheap.)
Lamertine Stripes aud Plaid Worsteds,
Satin Stripe and Plaid Alpaccas,
Mohair Lustres and Chungeable Plaids,
Plain, Black and Silk Warp Alnuccas,
a large assortment of English and American
Prints, handsome Paters and very cheap,
French and Scotch Ginghams,
Rich Cashmere and Plaid Wooden Shawls,
Elegant Lace Caps and Muslin Collars,
Gu5ricls and Jenny Lind Collars,
Drapery Muslin and Furniture Dimety,
Welch Gauze and Mllled Flannels,
| l0-4 & 1924 Ribon Bound Whitney Blankets
The above, together with large asso!t'
ment Of Cloths, Cassamercs, Vestings. Sati'
nets, kentucky James, Blankets, Flannels
| kerseys. Negro Cloths, Bedick, Drapcry
! Lining, Lawns, Muslins, Cambrics, Hand
kerchiefs, Brown and Bleached Shirtings ant
Shee,ings (yery cheap, with a variety o
other goods TOO numerous 10 mention in THU
Advertisement.
Oct 25 4t AZ
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An Unreasonable Eai3r.-The i'm.
nior Editor Of the Highland Messengel
has .olied from that public position, ,anG
gives the following reasons for SO doing
which liberal community will doubt.
less regard as unsatisfactory. Is it moi
"glory enough" TO be the "orsan OF
public sentiment ?'
"Willl the last number closed the
connexion Of Marcus Erwin as Junior
Editor of this paper. As his present
aim is rather 10 be fed than TO be famous,
he relinquishes the honor of editorial
life to those who can live OH hope, IA
very unsubstantial diet bv the by,) or
feed and fartrn on air. lie wants SOME
'stcrner stuff and as his further con-
tinuance III his present occupation seems
to afford it, he is compelled TO
lay down his grey goose qui!l' until the
cravings of his stomach and the rents in
his unmen!ionables are satisfied or sub.
dued.'"
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VOLUME XHIE.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
BY Wnls r.. DUETSOE.
EDITOR s. OpRIE o r.

NEW TERMS
Two DOLLARS aud F,frs CENTS, pernnnnm
ifpaid in advance S3ilnot paid within six
months from the date of subscription, aud
81 not paid before the expiration Of the
year. All subscriptions will be continued,
unless otherwise ordered before the expira-
tion Of the year; but no paper will be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid, un
less at the option Of the Publisher.
ANY person procuring five responsible Sub
scribers, shall receive the paper for one
year, gratis.
ApvERrIszSErs conspicnousIylnsered alta
c.n,s per square, (l2 lines. or less. } for the
firstinsertion. and 81 for each continuance.
Those published monthly or quarterly. will
be charge. ST. per square. Advertisements
not having the number of insertions marked
,n them. will BIZ continued uutil ordered ont
aud charged accordingly.
Communications, post paid. will be prompt
" and strictly attended Ia.
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FIRST FRUlTs.-Ne received from
Captain Rollins, Of the Isabel, most
acceptable gift on Saturday, in tile shape
Of large basket of tropical eruit, con-
sstiug of melons, pine apples, bananas,
oranges, lemons, lines, alligator pears,
mama apples. soursops, &c. &c. The
reception Of fresh and ripe fruit is one
of the agreeables attendant upon the
establishment of the Havana line OF
steamers, and we care not how frequent
" we are reminded of il.-ChartestOn
Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

A STARTLING FAcT.-The celebrated
DIR. Mott, in an opening lecture a, The
University in New York, last Monday
evening, it is stated, asserted distinctly,
that Of the thirty thousand deaths which
occurred in our army during the Mrxi-
can war, one.tlird at least were caused
BY the want of timely medical and sur
eical treatment. Such was tho fact, he
said and lie hoped il would BIZ warning
to government, never again TO enter
into war, without providing that our
gallant soldiers shall be secured flon,
neglect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

PATENT WAGoN.-A Mr.. Start, oil
Smyrna, has made an Improvement in
manufacturing Wagons, which will GER
1ainIy be great advantage 10 the far
mer, inasmuch as il will effect great
saving in labor. The bed OF the wagon
is placed on small rollers, fixed in the
frame work on Which it rests, and in
front is fixture for lever, by which "A
lad can ruin the wagon bed back, and
shoot its content. Oh the ground.
DclaWore GaScfte.
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Mission 10 Calyornia.-We mentioned
some time ago that il was the intention Of
the Missionary Society Of The Methodist
Episcopal Church 10 establish a mission 10
California. I've now arc enabled TO say
that the Rev. Isaac Owens, oftt diana
conference, has been appointe. 30 thai
mission. aud will leave for the field of his la.
bosr early next spring, by the overland
route. 1t is expected that number offam
lilies will 50 ont a, The same time, undeI
escort from Missouri. Another mission
ary will be appointed to accompany MIR
Owens.-N Y. Commercial.
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DIR GOOD S

FROM Is TOPS PER CENT LESS
THAN LAST YEARS PRlCES!!
At II. BreEman's Cheap
DHsY GD0spS STORE.
Opposite the Mansion House anil neat
door to Hand g. Williams Gro
ecry Store, augusta. Ga.
FHE undersigned has received his supply
q of Fall 81 Winter Good. among which are
Figured. Walered and plain black silks,
Black AlpacaS and Bombazines.
Culored AlpaccrS, plain and satin striped,
French CaShmcres and English Merinus,
30 pieces Muslin DeLaiucs. l24 TO 25 cents.
30 do Cashmeres, 25 to 50 cents.
100 do Scotch and French Ginghams, l2l
to 81 cents.
500 pieces Prints. from a to l2i cents per yaid,
10 bales brown Shirlings and Sheeling, To
10 Cents
Friuges. Gimps and Buttons.
Beached sinrlinss. etc 5 to l2i cents,
Irish Linels aud Table Damask>,
Needle worked Collars CheuIise;ls.
IrlsL Linen aud thread Edangs.
Linen Cumhuc Haudkerchipfs, 64 to 81 cents
Hosiery. Gloves. Ribbons Laccs. etc
Cloths. Casslmeres, TweedS and Ermnells,
sattine,s. Kentucky Jeans and kerseys,
Negrn aud alachinaw Blankets,
Fine Bed and Glib do
4 few cases Of Hats and Shoes.
n. B.-'rints aud Dones,ics, 20 per cent
rsS than last year'S prices.
New Goods received weekly bv the Steamer.
Parcels delivered in Hamburg Tree Of charge.
T. BRENNAN.
Oct 2S 2m 10
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CAUT1nN.-We are requested by a
respectable party to caution the public
against pretended insurance company
called the "New York Life, Fire, Ma
rine and Inland State Stock Insurance
Company" the character of which is
sufficiently certified, by the fact thai
Alfred Kerst,aw, one Of its principal
managers, was not long since convicted
of swind|ing, and is aow sci Wing out his
term on BIackwel's Island. We give
this warning now, in consequence of ad.
vices that The agents of the pretended
company ale carrying on their operations
in distant parts of the cuunlry.-Couri
er g. Enquirer.
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TIE starry of The Treasury off.
ciall.y an ces receipts for the quarter
ending sSoptember last Sl7,255-
$50, exp nrcs during the same pc
riod, SlP,S42 90; treasury notes
ou'sundi 1st November, sl1,65O-
$50 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

La@artinc an tie Ascsnsicn.-Mr-
Lama'''ns is again rising 10 cousidera:
ton and popularity in Paris. He ;s
mentioned among The candidates for ,',o
Presidency Of the Republic. This e..
vorablc rcacIion is attributed in a oroa,
degree to the splendid ora,ions wbicl,
be has of late delivered in ,,.,e National
Assembly, in favor Of the election OF
the President by universal suGiao.
which has called forth the most eprSs
s'as''c admiration from earious quarters.
Baltimore San.
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vermoai.-A = bill has passed The seno,o
OF VermonI providing for The elecIiom nr
eIec"rs of President and Vice Pres;Jent
ny P'ura'ty ni vo'es. II has yer to mass
the ttouse. The passage of such law
would remove any difficulties in the clec-
lcn Of candidates, 'A' wv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

The Masonic fraternity has had an
unusual accession of members within the
past six months, exceeding the number
OF admission in any similar period since
the establishment of the order in this
county.
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TIE INDEMNlrY.-The Secretary or
the Treasury has given orders for ,Le
payment OF the Mexican indemnify
Eight hundred thousand will be paid on,
IN New York; four hundred thousand in
boston, AID thee hundred thousand in
sh'.ade,phIa = Inn dn making an aggregate of
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MD. G3:

DOMESTIC TRAINING. Permit US TO
say, 10 tlnse molliers who interest them
selves in the education of their children,
be as,iduous early TO implant domestic
; tastes in the minds of your dougncrs.
Let Your little girI sit by your side viii,
her needle. DO not put her from you
When you discharge those cmployments
which are tor the comfort Of tue family.
let her take part in them as far as her
feeble hand is capable. Teach her that
tins will BE- her province when she be-
comes ii woman. Inspire her with
desl'e to make all around her comfor-
table and happy. Instruct her in rudi,
meats OF that science whose results ara
so beautiful. Teach her tina, not selfish
qualification, tut the good of house
hold, the mpInvcmcnls Of even the
lumb'nsf drrcndrn. is tho business of
iei SIX. VA: S.r q i"sii":,s y,i,!, icna,
krr curiosity with blrar and loving cx.
plantations. When you walk cut 10 call
on your friends, sometimes take her will,
you. Especially if YOU visit the aged,
or 10 g. on errands Of mrrcy TO the sick
and p6o', let her be your companion.
Allow her 10 sill by The side Of the sutTa>
rer, and irnrn those nursing services
which all.nd relief 10 him. Associate
her-wilh YOU. Make ncr your friend.
Purity and periecr your own example,.
TOR her sake. And while You ninslc
with domestic training. and with The
germ CT benevolence. knowledge of
the world Of books, 10 Which il will be !,
sweet privilege to introduce her should
You be able 10 add nol single fashiona-
blr accomplishment, still be continually
thankih! in shielding her from the con,a<
sion ol'eyil example:
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RaANgEAC'EORY.

RA7HERE Gen,leme"'s Boots AND onoes r es
wv are madein mos! superior style oi HI
and workmanship.
Gentlemen wanting cork soled d"nb'e soied'
water proof, walking. dress. patent leather &
and fine pump sn'ed bOoiS' heeu Du'
leave their orders with the snbScriner;
''' WILLIAM McEVOY.
march,
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Sssue w0aSy Rags!

100000 Or r"I"ss I"se q fess !ss" ssS!ss sS',s!
for Which. eouds will be given in Exchange at
the rate of Two cents pound. Any quantity
small or large will be taken and soous e@-
changed for them at lowest cash pss;.,rs pr,ees.
Edgefeld G.. H.. or
Sent. 81 - 'o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

Interesting Faet-Dr. Holmes. edi.
tor OF tie Ma'ne Farmer. states thar bv
Washing pencil ks over with a solu.
tlo" ol GIN cotton in ether, they can be-
''x'os2 @ firmly that India rubber cannot
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in every honse; and the maslcr of The
family shoull give the slrictest injucrior
to every innate of his house to give ial.
mediate notice, if attacked with diarl llna
In mild cass, six drops OF laudanum for
an adult, will be sulicirn, TO check The
disease.
Tie doc should be repeated evcry
four hours untile the diarrhea is stop.
pcd. This is a most important direc-
ton. In Gere cases Of diarrhna a
larger dos must be used, and the dose
may be in'eased indefinitely without
the leas, iniry, SO long as the effect of
checking te diarrhaa is not produc-
ed. / ha been called 10 prescribe in
g.eat mllude Of cases OF cholera, in
this incipit Stage, and | have found
every onef them to yield to their me-
dicine. b prescription is ona which
our coed tiher Dr.. Smith left with his
bre.hern Turkey. in anticipation of
the choler when he was returning 10
America, d, by the blessing of God,
do belle it has ssvnd thousands of
lives. Ornative brethren in Nicode,
mia and Eosa. having been instructed
on the suit by DR.. Smith, have been
exceeding useful as instruments of
checking disease in great multitude
Of cases.
Many In Of their worst enemies a
mong .hAmericans, have tlocked to
them forl medicine, and having prov
ed its vhs, have become their bes,
friends.
l havscd with the best effects; in
many set cases, when there was
much paid tendency to cramps and
GOODNESS ne extrcmities, a mixture of
equal pa,flandanum, Iincrure of rhu.
bard and lure OF champion. OF this,
eighteen ps may be given for an
adult, at ise, in mill cases, to be in
creased aiding to circumstances. OIL
all epidepr contagious diseases none
exci,es q general alarm than the
malignanlolera, and vet know OF
none tina yes such timely premoni-
tions Of bproach, and that is so per.
fec,ly u human control, $50 to
r speak, } ahis, in this early stage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

The American Sympathi.e,s- -p.-
empt"ry instructions have heen reco;vad
ny me American consul in Dubl;u r.oS1
tho Minister in Lnudon, to insis, nnon ,Jui ~
Immdiate release of the Two dner;oon "'
citizens. arrested some weeks ago. on ,hei,
laadins in Ireland. and who bavo s;n.a. s
been confined in Her Majesty. iail Of Ns,s. o
gale. In this case The prisoners were nor
only eulltless Of any overt ac, of treason
but. II so dis sposed. they had mn oppor,uni-
Of offending in any way against the law of
England. /! appears the information an
WHICH they were arrested came from rho
other side of the Atlantic, aud there arresr @
on arrival in The country were simurane.
Gus. Directions have also been given n
furnish The particulars aud details coonec,,
Ell with searches of American vessels.
European Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

WHEN you see small waist, think
how much health is ,rqstca.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

Queen Victoria has conferred the honor
.fknighlhood on Mr.. Charles Lyell, late
President Of the Geological Society of
Great Britain, who is well known in this
country aud highly respected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

ENEaIGs.-Some men are said 10
have turn for making enemies, while
10 others is awarded llle praise of hay-
Ing none> But though there is such a
thing as cnemie- making it amounts to
little, such enemies being seldom able
10 do any harm. The more narrowly
we examine our position, and the things
which affect US in the word, the ihoie.
we sl'all be conviced that our onIp for
mldable enemies are ourselves. The
tongue that truly dctracls from our credit
ll'at"ost merciIessIy des polls Us Of ON. an. @
property, is our own hand. Am s,ba M
real murders in this worId-lhat ;s ~ ~
part from the mere commonplace k;ll-
Ings OF inrn and Wonian-are self mn.
ders. Conccit. tells us dj(f.ran, nj '.Il ,aIo
am: we are too ready to lay on lie 0st'
1e''ns JUNCTION. But all groat SUCCESSES.
all The grander rriumpIs, will be in nro
poft'on to our seeing the .u;h as il rela.
y stands; namely, that the hardest ob.
me most real dangers, lie in the
perYersc impulse oil our own n,,Sra 0
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3D9@@yRleyRI,De 3D9@@E RY1RIl,De S. G. MQ
IMPORTANT INDIAN TREAry-FcUn

IMPORTANT INDIAN TREATY-FcUR
MILLIONS .~:ss AcoUIRED.,-William
MediiI, sur, intent of Indian affairs,
through this city, las, night, having
bought out all the right Of the Meronli-
nee Indians in the territory of Wiscon-
sin, whereby the United States have
acquired the title 10 100000 acres Of
new territory in Wisconsin,, embracing
land on the Fox and Wisconsin rivers,
and laid down in the recent maps as
parts Of Brown, Portage and Wisconsin
counties. 1t embraces Little and Big
Bull Falls, Whi'ney's Mills, &c. &c.
Some years ago Congress granted to
Wisconsin he alternate sections To CONS
pleie canal between the Fox and Wis.
consin rivels. The canal could not be-
made because The Indians owned much
Of The land. 1t has how been buDghl;
and, TWO days after The making of the
tleaty, Two Hundred >quatlers had laid
tleil claims. The land is Very rich and
valuable.
Several attempts have been made TO
treat with this very old and once power
ful tribe Of Indians, OF which Osll- kiosk
is chief. lie is connected with sumo of
the wealhesl aud mos, influential ciIi-
zeus of the Mississippi on the Crow
wing RIVER, near where the Winneba-
goes now are, and ON lands Which the
Government, bought oflhe Chippewas.
The treaty is very fair one for boIi
parties. The Indians gel about $685.
900; and. out Of this, specific sum is
apart for manual labor school a grisl
mill, biack>snilh's shop, aud the support
of miller for fifteen years. The Indi-
ans remove themselves, and thus save
those swindlng operations which are
gone into by contractors in their reno
val. There are no reservations for
specula;ors.-Thus the whole matter is
a plain business transaction between the
Indians and The Government. There
are no reserves in the matter to make
troub!e.-Chicago Democrat.
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on Courier.

on Courier.
V. Ii. G. 0. Dwi-
ary at Cunsran.
~ with Truth, that
..,se sudden deaths
| have been able
instances, I have
lual haze been la,
ca far same days
this is SO slight
led; it is attended
10 sickness Of the
4 gives the. person
anience. But it is
Ilicl, is insidiously
NHeIrvgf51u
in any place, it
cry instances, to
diarrhe immeda
a remady always
some form OF OF
Immediately, and
orn, OF laudanum,
{ most conyenien-
I shoul,I I,a fo,,,,I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-15

Soap Stone GId'lcs are now among
the new things under the sun. The g IT.
falonians have commenced tile Buck
whea, cake season with them, and brag
hugely about their superiority over all
other kinds of griddlcs. They have
just been introduced into the Buffalo
market, and their alleged advantage
over all other articles of this kind is,
that no grease is. necessary in cake ba-
Ling. and as matter of course, the
pleasant smell which attends baking on
the iron griddIe, and which fills the
house with smoke. TIE cakes are as
smooth as glass when baked, and to the
eye and palate are more acceptable ,l,an
ny the nresen, mode.-Albany Evcning
Journal.
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:cY.-About 10
Wilton, Conn.,,

.CY.-AOOut ~
Wilton, Conn,
student in his
ddrnly deprived
,ory. In those
'er, Rev. MIR.
,rd, Conn, but
ent him m DR..
., Mass. The
10 relief for him
aye Of thirty.sis
be a charge; f; that
expanded fol tho
,uld al that age
would enable ii
and family saw
lily deferred for
tins has rccent-
ir great joy the
Tile maj. brgan
IS, as ifshe lad
nd resumed his
where he left
e on his mind Of
) life, or Of any |
ed in ii, and he
vas almost tolly |
greatest interest
Il into this state
, religious ankle
ilh a bright chris.
been Obtained
Of his friends a
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This important avenue; and We UNDER
stand that goods on an immense amount
are transported back in exchange for
the productions Of the interior. We
have not the smallest doubt that, when
the arrangements which are now in
progress for The accommodation OF 'busl'
ness shall have been completed, the
Road will more than ealize the largest
expe Citations Of its liiends.
The Company have made extensive
pu, chases in the neIghborhocd of the
present Depot, with a view 10 its imme'
date enlargement, and when this il
done, its benefits will be felt not only il
the increase OF the business itself, bn
in the facilities it mus afford to the Off
GERS of the roa, and its customers.
Chas. Mercury,
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FOR CLERK.

m The friends o; PETER GUATiLhr T.
RIM, Esdt.. announce him as Candidate TO-
,be Office of Clerk Of The Court " Common
pleas of lhis District. 4; tie ensuing elec'l"h
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n OtiC G..

Office. :.
ALL persons indebted 10 The Estate OF
N Wm. Scurry deceased, are requested
10 make immediate paymen', aud those
having demands against the Estate. tn pre-
sent them to the subscribers, properly at
tested.
&c. CULBREATU. I,jra.rs.
MARY IL. SCU"RY.
Oct. is oln ~
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a ca K ID.
FOR s ALE.

a TRACT OF LAND. containing FIVE
"a hundred and egh,y-five acres (5sJ)'
twelve miles from Edgefied Z, H.. lying be:
tween Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks, u
niles from Carrolps Mill.
Terms will be made easy. ,
Applyto Il. PLAGT BRUNoON.
may 81 oin 10
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GGs.fsy.

A Fresh supply, just received ff'ce q
"a cents per pound. :, ,,nr,rr
For snle ny ~ "o .n
Oct IS
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FOR ORDINARY.

We are authorized 70 announce EDN " e
PRESLEY. as Candidate for the CjR'' "
Ordinary at the ensuing eiecc0n.