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conflicting with those Of our own citizens, en-
joinsd by the Hudsous Bay Company would seem
10 lave suggested 70 the President and Mr.. b.
csA>AN. the policy aud necessity OF inserting lnto
lie Treaty. some clause requiring the extingu.sh-
nent OF the title of these Companies to the privl-
leees and possessions they had previously claimed,
and maintained in iull.
The event justiies their sagacity. Such privili-
res IN the hands OF foreign chartered comp anles
nave already excited the jealousy and Ill-will OF
our citizens settled in the Oregon Territory. This
il- will may burst out into acts OF aggression and
the two nations be precIpItated into war, the
losses aud calamlties OF which Will bear no pro
portion 70 the cause which provoked it. For, as
the population increases, this feeling OF Jealousy
will become more iuveterste and uncomfortable.
The two nations are obliged 20 keep military
stations and forces IN the vicinity of these posses
SONS TO watch over the interests OF their several
citizens The British Government had Withdrawn
part OF its troops the ratification OF the Treaty
blu; latest accounts Indicate 20 them, says Sir
Geor-e Simpson, but just arrived thence the ne
cessity OF ordering others there.
Putting aside the political considerations that
seem strongly 70 urse the necessity oil acquiring u
ourselves the exclusive navigation OF the Columbus
River and OF those portions OF the trade and ter
rtory now enjoyed by British sublects-ln com
mercial point OF view the arrangement tor the
purchase OF the titles and possessions of the Com
81 900. would be most advantageous.
By the term "possessoTy rights in the Treaty
of ls46 is meant, according 70 the construction put
upon il by the Hldsons Bay Company, the right
10 cultivate the soil, 70 cut down and export the
timber. to carry on the fisheries to trade for turs
with the natives. and all other rights enjoyed pre-
viously to framing the Treaty-oyer, too, an extent
Of country as large as the State OF NewIork.
These rights could be extlngulshed by an az
rangement like the one proposedi and we should
acquire, moreover, the trading establishments
twenty five in number, south of i9 : all the build
lngs erected for agricultural purposes, the hocks
herds. Sc. belonging to the Puget Sound Company
as well as the lands cultivated by SAID Company
The erection of necessary buildings, fencing, and
bringing land into cultivation the purchase and
importation of cattle and sheep from Europe and
other parts of the world, have cost the Companies
nearly as much as they ask for their whole pos
sessions.
The reasons for entering into such arrangement
seem so strong that am told there is but little OF
no opposition in the Senate. Senators from every
section Of the country declare themselves in III
favor
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
The Harbor BnI-Mr. webster-Gen. But

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Aug. z.
The House remained in session, discussing the
Harbor bill, till II last night.
Mr. WEBSTER has arrived in Washington, and
isexpected to speak on the Free Soil question
soon.
Gen BUTLER leaves for home tomorrow. He
did not receive STEvENsoS's letter announcing his
nomination for the Vice Presidency till yesterday.
Some miscarriage has prevented its reaching him.
He accepts the nomination, and will publish his
Card to that effect tomorrow.
The Senate held long Executive Session yes
tsrday of some six or seven hours duration. 1t
vas supposed by some that Gen. Kearney's nomi-
nation as under consideration.
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Gen. raylor-Anorher Letter-sIavery.

Some months ago a story was started by some
body to the effect that Gen. Taylor was the own
or of large tract of land located between the Nue.
ces and the Rio Grande the late disputed terri
tory between Mexico and Texas and that be sent
an agent to Washington with $4,000 for the pur-
chase OF Slaves with which to stock the farm
Col. Mitchell OF Cincinnati having addressed the
General on the subject, be replies as follows:
Baron RorGE, La July IA, 1s4s.
Ny DEAR COLONEL Your kind letter Of the 18th ult
has been duly received In reply 20 your inquiries,
have to inform you that have no land on the Rio
Grande; nor have sent $1,000 any other the
District OF Columbia TO purchase slaves and trust
that II had such sum in my possession, could put
il TO better use hsn buying lands on the Rio Grande
or slaves In Washington. Among the many accusations
brosght against by my opponents, should be much
gratihed learn that they had succeeded In s1osianu
atng the charge that have in my possession so large
sum for sny purpose the one above mentioned
beg that you will not put yourself TO any trouble 70
meet the objections urged sgSinst by hose opposed
10 me- If they groundless the one IN question
for when they Of thus TO disregard the obligations OF
truth Il Is useless 10 contend with them.
With my best wishes for your health and success,
relnsin sir very respectfully your obedisn, servant
z. TAYLOR
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Nyw.Yoax HoryL. Aug. 7. ls45.

TO thf Chairman Of the Committse irish AfdUs
SIR: We portion Of the workinsclsss Al the New
York Hotel hail with delight the union OF the friends OF
ireland In NewYork Learning with much satisfaction
that the long and painful struggles OF the Irish People
for liberty have come to the almost deciding point al
last we too In union with fellow-countrymen IN
America feel 1t dearest pleasure 10 contribute &C
cording 10 our means, 10 aid them in their glorious
efforts May they succeed and may the standard Of
liberty in our own native land float riumphsnty IN
the breeze over the crumbing ruins Of English tyranny
We herein enclose you the and the list OF the con
frihnfors nAmes:
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GENERAL NOTICES.
az Daguerrean stock Depot-EDwA

~ Daguerrean stock Depot-EDwARo WHITE
would respectfully TO his customers and me pup
lie generally he has removed his Daguerrean Stock De-
pot from rs to 2i7 Broadway Of MuuaysL where
he sin continues keep large and perfect assortment OF
all articles used in the Photographic process
The Daguerreotype Plates manufactured by r. Whe are
now giving universal Satisfaction and considered by the
operators be in many particulars the finest In the
market
Cases OF every size and quality are also Manufactured oy
the proprietor and sold in quantities 10 suit purchasers
Having experience extending back to the hri intro
ducicn Of the art he safely assure those Who wish 10
goods IN his line Of business that all articles sold by
him OF superior description and warranted TO give ,ans
faction, not only regards quality, but price Pnces cur
rent forw srded when requested. jy2i lmlstp
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph TO the New.York Tribune,
North Carolina Election.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Tuesday, Aug. Z.
Hertford Co. gives Manly 81 majority lClay
had but So
dispatch from Raleigh to The Union says that
MANLY. Wing is supposed to be chosen Governor.
Vote close.
PIT Co gives Manly 81 majority, las we sup
posed) though the Telegraph at first made it 75l.
The Legislature is reported Wing by a small
majority.
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From NEw-GRASADA AND VrSKzUELa.-We
are under many obligations ndesa,gsble CORE.
pondens at Santa Martha and Bsranquilla for sending
u complete files Of Ia Gaeda Msreaal and FL TibEso
Of Santa Martha, II Da FL Ariss FL Nsciosai and Fl
Pesysso Of Bogots aud ~ independents Of carthsgens
Cor the months Of April May and June The principal
news Of importance which they contain has already
bean givsR " Ia Trsvst,
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4c4. 1bI

Crittenden ahead. IT'S. Owsley IN do. TO- 800.
Crittendens loss. ..6l2.
We think there can be little remaining doubt Of
CrittsndeD's election.
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ment susied in the Orange Mountains, South Orange
New ersey IS miles from NewYork, The line Of the
Morris and Essex Rsilroad-Dr MEEgER returned from
Germany years where he made the WsterCure
his particular study and has erected an ennrey new and
extensive establishment for upon the most i'm
proved English plan having private bath attached to each
room The walks and roads opened through the mountains
are very extensive and give view Of the whole surround
ing country New-York City. &c.
The cars for South Oran leave the foot Of Corands
at O'Clock A. VI and 2. ~ striving a. souih Orange IN
about one hour All letters addressed to Dr. C. II MEEgER
sonfh Orange N J. will receive attention. aul II
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Kentucky Election-FuH Day

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Tuesday August :.
MoJOrities for GovernOr.
rs. CTfusDden. Powell. ~. Owsley. Butler.
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

The Refusal of the House TO Reconsider the
Army Appropriation Bill-Extra Paw to
Clerks, &c.-Civn and Diplomatic Bi,l-
$4,000 Invested In Books-River and
Harbor Bill-Monunent to Gen. jackson.
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sTElW GOODS. STRAW GOODS: Closing
Sou srgs stock Of genlemens YOUTH ADD r ,.n
braid Hsis and Csps 81 very low pness q a ~
AAQuHe, - 1swWy, VIZ
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Important and Pcrenpory Sale Philadelphia OF about
10 200 Acres OF Land In ILLINOIS and WIscosss, by
THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers
IN TUESDAY, the ID Of Oc'ober ls4s att O'Clock N
,crbers will sell public auction 10 the highest bidder by
order OF the Trustees ofe Bank Of the United states under
deed Of gnment Of LIST May, 1884, 1853 to acres Of
land lying the Counties Of Lasae Bureau, RocE lssId
acres Of land in the Counties Of Grant lows, Green and
Portage In Wisconsin.
These lands were all selected by experienced Agent
in the wears 1885 and 1886 and believed TO comprise
Thy derived BY titles patent from the United ssaf ana
Gill Be sod clear If TdIe % the end Of ne year ISfS
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums not exceeding q 200, cash. -,
Over 81 600 aud exceeding $500 Interest," on tne GREG
onehaf cash and the remaining half payments al tne
Over sSi one-ihird cash, oue-third per snnum.
In year ard one-third IN years. -
discount of per The principal Of me deferred
instaments viii be allowed, payment tn feoi oe made
within 30 dsys from tune Of sale. WITH the deeds VIII
delivered TO the purchasers me o2'ndi poSa" J'o s
United States. ..,,
r,sees and delivered the purchaser, and ne purchaser
will be required do the ike. The deed VIII be delivered
Whenever the whole purchase money shall have been pad
and IN all Ia default Of payment the and may be sod
over again al public sale the Philadelphia Exchange, with
out farther notice the deanng purchasers, ct their
pense and risk respectively.
JAMES DUNDAs,
MORDECAI D. LEWIS,
SAMUEL sasT W. JONES, JoNEs, Trustees
ROBERT HOW'LL H
NJ THOMAS 4 SONS, Aucnoneers.
% Wslnut-st Philadelphia
" Printed Catalogues, giving particular description o.
he size and locality OF each tract may be bad al he Aueuon
Walnuts,. PhiIAdeldha- CHAS sFOL~ELL. secrsu1yy'
Phila6lephi May, 1919. my5 zanostSHAoI
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nR. POWELL, OcULIsT, AURIST, nc. attends
)ssv 10 Of the Eye and Ear Al bis surgery 8
Broadway u Wursnst Just published The acc
ord eaion on DR. PosxePs Trcsnse the Eye, pncs -
cn,s WIN en- can be bad his oee; also his premium self
scnz Eye FOUNTAINS: large supply o. Arufei. Lyss
ern;ly imported J" H"~s-'-
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~ wigs. Wigs. Wig-.-MEDHuRsr Head.
importers and manufacturers Of Human Hair, would INFORM
cirzen. strangers that they have on hand the largest
the cheapest and the best assortment Of wigs, soaps nail
wigs toUpees. brsds Of long hair, frzeiles n1ge sne
other orn smenls hair hch for price and qualiy are ne
ouaed The trade supplied, wholesale and retail q MAIDEN
lane New-YOrk ah< I'M
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NrOTICR-OEce Of he Rocslsnd Cemetery, i7o Broad
wsy corner OF Naideu-lsne upssirs where al orders
VIII De received from "a w. up for me Pafeaase o.
psts for internents Pamphies and map ~ use ono
ready for distribution al other man ohco n"s
will be received AZ 30 Wosier-st
wv ARCHER. superintendent, 10 Nassau o.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS or THE SARsFIELD CLUE 10 enabe TIE Irish
Patriots % sustain ne ineritdbs Struggle for Freedom
ooofasf Byitih Inydnav.
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~ Water-Cure Establishment, oyster Bay
e. T. q miles from New-York.-JoEL Stew, MD sulho
N The Water Cure Manual. Handbook Of Hydropathy
re &c Editor Of the WaferCure Journal and the esres
American practitioner Of the mode, and Dr. p ROOF
also A pup OF Pnessuiix receive patients as above Pa
,sge week days, per steamboat Croton 81 r. NJ fulIo
Mafet Ioo u
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~ Let those Dye now VINO ntNer Oyt" Uo-
really quite unfashionabe ~ nave grey mar VI
EhsEer- and Of the fact are Informed ey
an easily those intr1ders natural black OF brown
color without injury the heir skin by the use Of BATCH
gLoR's instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye Sold whoesaie
and retail. a 2 Wal-st near Broadway. Iy7 fMkWu
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And several other sums varying from IS to Is cts amount
ing in oil TO sl50O.
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nREss-WOkk.-Alma or other kinds Of press
work will be done Al The Tribune Office at very low
prize Apply the Foreman 10 the pressroorn ana wv
700 AFT OF COOPERs, TRUSS HOOPS, a.
.DUU wholesale and retail al CHARLES 5. LiIILE's
Hardware store - Fulion-st Hcw-York iyl4 StnD&W
a ,,sde A. lss Penr-.t C. 3. SPERRY,
- 49, A1ent Tor the Manufacturers.
ID and nc mic oses viii need cups from when 70 qash
he lure beverage Ii will breas sen can be iound
,siaa by IsnsI LUCTUs HART, lsfe BOsrdman X Hart
rY,o pHINTER-.-JOHN D. McCREAhf'S PRINT
- ar BE had IN quantities 20 suit purchasers AZ MS
MOI sprscest Constantly on hand black nk for 70 a.
n ~ - "a rs cent. Der d. Also superior article for
~ ~ ~ "a per III Colored Inks-red from g. IS 10 - So
,-r bue green &c al 81 50 per 10. specimen Of the
adverfses News Ink may be seen upon MS paper s5 3m
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ADJUSTMENTS
SACRED DYoRANdAs

rs> -c., ,shr~s saS neg~isoea E.A'ssssa v.tse'
N Nesr- fo'k.
now EXHIBITING
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5000 soSST sAyas b BnEE ss. u
81 for Foundry Soap 5toce Slabs and Blorks, by III
Ioa Funnel Block. o dtes ke se IaG received 70
sAs By JAMES eEEBE / co.
jyH 7vRkw ~ rziVaSt
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~ Phrenelog ists and Publishers, FowLyn
yeIIs Ciinfnr Hall. ls1 NsnsB-st. N. V.
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AIDES, AND CHILDhEN's DhEssEs,
lrsrse Cd with and suitable patterns for braid
broiderng For metallic marking blocks far pre-
fcrahe wood facing patterns aud enbrocerng brads
marking blocks, prepared 70 any design Al
yi0 irr. . DOTGHTYGssi Grsnd-sf " v
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FRos REV Ds DowLIss, PAsroR OF TINE Bsprospsr'
BAPTIST CHURCH.

BAPTIST CHURcR.
Ma. HEsRY HAsrseros; DGAs SIR have reatpisss.
moral and instructive character u your besunfai
Doramas THE Crsanon and The Deuge visited year e1.
hlbilion few days sgoin company wnh my ism sDa
any ay 10 which and vivid conception Of mo or
der OF The sir days Of creation can be 90 pieeshgy cur
municsted the nds q youth q oy wiinsssn< me n'
ed 10 produce . solemn impression OF the moot slpendo1s
event that has occurred In me ~orfs hsofy
The destruction u the sntegyan world with the wssr.
astrue,ive exhibition is extensively psirooized
Yours respectfully, J'DowLiSs'
HAsIseross SAcaEp DIoaAAAs These adj snd
astonishing works Of really deserving Of pubic Pct
ronage Their idea altogether gina snd the execution
the result Of years labor Tbs nature
Of the exhibition 10 Of Itself deeply interesting The BE-
holder witnesses the great work OF creation from the To- ma
Garden u Eden Nohng possible give an idea OF ths
effect produced by the creation " the birds. aynsds Of
which cluster smd the foliage, pouring forth tesf VARIOUS
notes To witness this IL alone worth more ihsn
The pnce Of admission Tbs second pat. The Deuge %
fearful from lis uuthaness The terrific hurricane the DEB
uge Of waters the Ark )sng on their rmpesiuous ocsom'
the gradual cesspg Of the RAIN the spendor of the fshoo.
the going forth o the dove, &c are usby repfesenseo'
proving altogether exhibition Which hes neyef been *
ceed-we doub. indeed, ts ever been ecqSed 10 tns
eny The Ampnitbesne is Dor'ms h. 1 n,,To,
Walker-st- and Broadway. lEyening hifof'
The following 10 from the New-York Tribune
HAsSsrox's scsirruxAL DIosAnA-Tas imposing az
hbior IL worthy Of visit from al VINO sase ~
on Of the sublime Nature OF IN sffemp 70 fepodure
by An They reenae, the Creation N -, ~ 'ssesi mo
whrr snobsr, DAYS work 10 dooe, and ilnm ned coods
marking tbs approach Of morning The "Deiuge' -
q mastsr-piece u dorsrnie Ell sct exhlofng tamga
he e,penis in the hxbest degree exciting TO behold
Wild and ominsus voice Ia that OF the wind, heard how ing
tboush ali Tempest. The exhibitions V GOT up with
grssi deal Of geuuy and cannot IA. to Be vesJ ssen's
r:ekes Is ca; children hsifpnes. Doom opss J.
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But all is not yet done The mighty masterpiece OF ooa'
great work Is yet informed Descending clouds for shc
me veil the scene and they dspese Discovers tho Gar
den OF Eden with the Trees OF Lifts and Knowledge in the
center Here apparently lost In admiration Of the sur
rounding beauties OF creation, fret seen Man. the noble
image of his heavenly Mker Everything beokens hspiH
around him but he IL still alone and apparently seeking
IN vain for any being like himself recines upon 0ans 20
sleep Lgh heecy clouds envelope him. and a. my
pass way partially Disc his beautiful companion Wo
man benung with geurene.s and Nth this compile
ZION of the abors OF the Creation, the first part OF the exit
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COTTON GINS.

who patronized him last season. He contin-
hes to manufacture GIN s upon the most ap-
proved plan, and warrants them equal to any
other Gins, in workmanship, materials and
performance. They are warranted to give
satisfaction. ss
HRepairing will be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests a
Ehare of the patronage of the planters of
this and the adjoining Districts.
If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, get
one Of those HORSE MILLS, we'll known
as McCreight's Mill, made expressly to be
attached to Gin Gearing The subscriber
has few on hand.
uOrders for Gins OF Mills, will bo prompt
" attended to.
Camden, May, 1s4s. 80 rs 6m
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS,

Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public, that he still
Manufactures Cotton Gins at his establish
ment in Slateburg on tho most improved and
approved plan, Of the most simple construc-
ton, of the finest finish, and of the best ma
terials, to-wt: Steel Sa,os and Steel plated
Ribs, case hardened, in which he will soil for
Two Dollars per Saw. Ho also repairs old
Gins and puts them in complete order, at the.
shortest notice. All orders for Gins will be
promptly and punctually attended to-
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, May 1, 184S. 81 til
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.

Samuel u. McGill
ads. Ca. Sa. on Sum. Pro
Samuel p. Matthews
The defendant, Samuel D. McGill, who is
confined within tho bounds and limits OF. tho
Jail of Williamsburgh District, by virtue of
a writ of capias ad satisfacendum at the suit
of Samuel p. Matthews, has filed in my
Office his petition praying for the benefit Of
tho Act OF the General Assembly for the re-
lief of Insolvent Debtors, together with a
schedule of his estate and effects: Notice
is hereby given to the said Samuel p. Mat
thews and others the creditors of the said
Samuel D. McGill. to appear at the Court of
Common Pleas to be holden at Williamsburg
Court House on the third Monday after the
fourth Monday in October next, to show
cause, if any they can, why the estate and
effects of the said Samuel d. McGill should
not be assigned, and he be discharged ac-
cording to the provisions of the Act of the
General Assembly for tho relief of Insolvcnt
Debtors.
w. R. SCOTT, c. c. rs.
Williamsburg Dist. July S, 1913. sm a
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The subscribers beg leave to inform they
trends and the public generally, that their
have entered into copartnorship under :he
firm of CONWAY g. WINN, for the pur-
pose of carrying on tho Tailoring business
{ They have taken tho New Building next
door below China's Hotel. They intend
keeping general assortment Of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Vcstings and Trimmings and hope
by strict attention to business to merit con-
inuanco of the patronage heretofore so libcr-
ally extended to tlem.
A. CONWAY,
d. J.. WINN.
January 1913. ID If
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1 ;s N q
Hill 81
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There are foW cas es oF els IS ssisi
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aticc OF sarsaparilla aid a.
duly pefaavered, espsciali
With MI. of
afercaridI isn
bones, lfinr iToh ba
by patients driig ssvaTs
pS6tracted disc sss s
III Is highly rec Ia aIi
tho in, chronic rs sss III.
bottle nj in most
move aii pinples. Dosti ~ 81
IA sS
impnrity ofsllo Slooa 81 %
best remedy known for s. ~.
sores, and brcnk mos out ~ svnisns
and is safe and ecse Is
IN every trace Of hersd 81 !;
system ii TIC te narest +, y;
tareoiis affections e is ;nva i'm u z
eral ifor Of the bloo nia ! !, 49,
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oibtedly take tllo a 81 Iii ~
hedies 1T gently ffa N = ~
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wontod pt,rit spiyes f6a ii Is III sfa,,
p,rromotas di1estions ~
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IN its worst 81 ares and ali
from this d;stressfno 3 cn,y ,,ia ~
use Il. first So int + N $3.50,
after tai una iboIIi
tos use the hvdrodat III po,s 81, u, I,
Not Wshinr Is nnblisI "a ;ssc,,, s,. s.s
done in the fsa f Il MA
day, to effSct Their sale. aI, Is farc )
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that application
will be made to tho Legislature Of this State
Mt its next session for charter 10 incornor.
ato the "Bradford Springs Female institute
Company"
Sumtcrvillc, Aug, Ii, 1915. ls If
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NOTICE.

Application will be made to tho Legislature
nt its. next session for an Act to incorporate
=" =. THE SUMTER BRASS BAND"
Aug. IL, 1915. 42 3m
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Notice.

Tho subscriber takes this method Of in
forming his friends and the public generally,
that he may still be found at tho old stand Of
Chanbera g. Rankin, whore he will koep
constantly on hand, a supply Of Sugar, Cof-
fec, Molasscs, Salt, Rngging, Rope, Twine,
Domestics, Hats, Shoes, &c, which no will
sol! for Cash, ut the lowest market prices,
aud solicits share of patronage. q 5
Tho highest prices paid for cotton and 9th.
or country produce. I'd
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