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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

In making up the list ol merchants, ycstef-
day, We inadvertently put the name OF }.
Senseney, one Of cur IaIges,& most fashion,
able dry goods men, among the Grocers.-
also that OF Messr,. Stone * Thomas.
We are surprised that we did not make more
errors in the classification, but we believe that
was the only one.
Messrs Connelly's names, Boot & Shoe deal
ers, was omitted in the copy obtained from
the commissioners.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

rA"S.--We have ard keep constantly a large assort-
~ nseut Of Cal,s. which will sell low for cash.
fats mae to order ON the shortest notice.
myl HENRY 4 ROBINsON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

HxRuSc ctr SAWS. Nc.-3 cases Mill and cross
~ cut saws = DO cast. shear. and Eug BItstd Steel;
10 d1z steel Spades aud Shoves IL doz steel Hay and
Manure Forks. reed hy my6l MORRIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

We committed an error IN giving the name
OF the trustees OF the cemetary, on yesterday
John Mcclure, ST., was elected instead oil J..
Mcclure j..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16
In time of Peace prenaye to, VIZ,

a LII OF Musquiie Bars now hand and RE any
- when The enemy of citizens and soldiers, witbou
respect TO rank, condition. age or sex opens hs .a;
"H"ei! upon theih. Can at 21s Main ST
my?-H TIL; JOHNSTON, Dr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

ERIE BANk--A statement Of The condi.
ton OF this bank. has been given to the pub
lie in the Erie Chronicle, signed by tn. Pres-
dent, Directors and Cashier. 1t Stood as
follows On the Sih OF May:
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
Loans si9s,3is - Circulation S2a6, 100 90
t.rie canals 30 400 70 Deposits 81 $40 s.
canal Stock 90 90 Olher Indebtedness 1882 -
Cash 800 -
Real estate 4Ggl 60 Total 1891 ,Oe9 "A
AS 1871 s2
Total, Si45,asl q -------
Excess Slli,s42 5s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

IN GROSS Moi.ane's Liver Pirs
n ~ 10 Mci-ahes NermIflge. tor sale at the ms
hulattutei price ny fklOR ASn PAUL..
ml5 Wholesale AGENT for the Manutaet,,re,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

A BRIEF ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR
1918
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-16

Is Bells No Lard Oh, for sale very low By
- " PRYOR & PAUL.,
NH Agent for the Manufaf IurerS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19
y.ni rseananAe, the eaarernef. lansrai llsuta.

vesit recurrence, the esgsFssT. usnsvai hssts.
land, instead Of calling 90 ard the sodery and MAJ
rncF, whu were themselves In The greatest
easefEess 20 be called forth, thought better to
grant the boon OF freedom to the republican
heroes and nurderers and, accordingly, the
ahc!i'iun ed slavery was proclaimed IN all tie
sis, Cd s;. lepc on Tuesday, the 23d inst, and
ihTou- bout tbs whole island on the following day.
Il may be better imagined than described what is
tho caiousmg of the new citoyens parading the
streets on foot. OF mounted on horses or mules,
win all sorts OF flags and banners, and shouting
pire IA h6Gtei ViUe Bissette! Vire Pe,7inon &c.
Mr.. Perrlnon has not yet arrived. The female
population, white and colored were thrown into
great alarm by the events of Monday night, and
large number of them, with many men also, fled
on board of the vessels in port, which were luckily
numerous. about q or 30 in all. The larger ships
received 200 or 800 each. Many have since returned
on shore. Several families are preparing TO leave
the island, and numbers have already quilted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

AFFAIRS IN ST.. DoMINGo.-Some time ago, IN
consequence of the affairs in St. Domingo and
Hayti assuming threatening aspect, we engaged
special correspondent in st. Domingo, to keep us
advised of the state of things in that section of the
world, and to write series of letters on the cond-
ton of the island and its Inhabitants The trou-
bles of Hayti and St. Domingo may lead to u
war of determination, of either the black or mu-
latto races and in this view of the matter this cor
respondence of the Herald will be of the greatest
interest We received several dispatches from
our correspondent, on Saturday. by the schooner
Peerless, from the city of St. Domingo This
vessel sailed on the Both ult., and our letters are
to the latest date. We begin their publication in
this davis HeroId
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

AFFAIRS IN YUoArAN.--We received the follow
ing letter from our correspondent by the schr. Fer
dnand, arrived yesterday
LAeUNA, May 20, l848
Herewith enclosed / send you the latest number
of FL Lucero, in which your readers may find some
interesting items The refugees from the Indians
are still pouring in upon island. Nothing of
the treaty up TO this date The United States
steamer Scorpion, and United States brig Vesuvius,
are still stationed here. Every thing is quiet.
Weather intensely warm, and sickness on the in
crease-dysentery and fever are. the prevailing
diseases, and fears are entertained OF more than
the usual mortality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

LATER FROM PoRT Au PRrNcE.-Capt Searles,
of the brig Allen King, arrived last night in ID
days from Port au Prince, informs us that the
Haytiens were still fighting. A report was re-
ceived at Port au Prince previous 10 his leaving
that port that battle had been fought, and large
number slain on both sides. Capt S. reports all
kinds of business dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

Mr. LEVIN, NJ c., AND OUR WASHINGTON Cor
REsPoNDENT.-We give in our columns to-day,
communication from Polish gentleman, in Wash
ington whose rights have been advocated by Mr.
Levin, in the House of Representatives; and also
a communication from our correspondent, on the
same subject We trust that these will be the last
articles offered to us for publication the subject
of Mr.. LEVIN.
While we have extended our columns very IL
berally to our correspondent for the PRONUNCIATION
Of his opinions of Mr.. Levin, we take leave to diff
fer from him entirely in his opinion ofthat gentle
man on the subject of foreigners, and have so ex-
pressed ourselves on former occasions Mr.. Levin,
ike any other son of human nature, may have
erred in his political career; and the idea of not
allowing him to repent, TO reform, 10 change, to
improve his opinions, in this revolutionary age,
is utterly preposerous and absurd coming from
any quarter. We have no doubt that Mr.. Levin,
by the experience of the last few years, has at
tanned higher point of liberality towards all ma
lions than he ever did, and that his own private
liberal opinions and liberal feelings, which we
know he always possessed, will fix the new opln-
ions in his mind, and enable him to reach that de-
gree Of prominence in his future career which he
deserves.
We can Join in no denunciations of this gentleman,
from any quarter. He our early friend. We
do not-never did, and by the bright sun of hea-
ven, we never will, belong to that category of
human nature who would abandon the friends or
the enemies of our early career, whatever mis-
takes they make. We have yet, thank God, a
heart full of generous feeling for friends, well
as small but bitter corner of vengeance for our
enemies We profess dcvoutly to be a Christian,
in every point except forgiving enemies, without
frs, full liquidation of the outstanding balances.
We hate reputation IN stocks, in friendship, or in
vengeance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19
Marine Affairs.

The New STEAMER CosNEcTIcUT.-The magnif-
naval structure that bears the above appelaton,
mag be classed of the wonders of the age for
coedng in elegance and cotness of fnish all previous
efforts OF slful mechanics She is OF the first
class seauers large and powerful and is designed t.
the Sound, in connection with of the land
routes to Boston.
We requested to state that her Saloons which
gorgeous in the extreme will be thrown open for the
reception OF visters to-day, from 10 O'clock A. NJ
G O'Clock, f. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

STEAMERS FOR EuRorE.-The American steam
ship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree, will sail tomorrow
morning for Southampton and Bremen. The Aca-
dia, Capt stone, will leave Wednesday, for
Liverpool The Weekly Herald for Europe will be
ready IN time for the mails 0t each steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

AT Albany, on Friday morning, M. j. Smith,
editor Of the Cdstigofor, was met at the corner Of
Broadway and Beaver street by a person named
Isaac Wilson, who struck him with slung shot or
hammer, knocked him down, and struck him when
down. Smith soon recovered, and several pistol
shots were exchanged between the parties. Wilson
WAS arrested and heW 70 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19
TELEeRArnic INTELLIGENCE.
Return 81 senators. Sc.
WASHINGTON, June Il

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1913.
Senators Houston, Allen, Foote, &C., have re-
turned to the seat of government.
The Wilmot proviso, as proposed to be incorpo-
rated in the bill for the government of the territory
of Oregon, comes up in the Senate tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

ihf pe'"h N'fatn NhtiseNm ioWpany's sli'
Washington, Capt Johnston, arrived on Saturday,
about midnight. She left Southampton on the I'd
inst, and, on the morning of the 18th, was in lat
Al 29, Ion. so, more than two-thirds the distance
on her passage, going rapidly when the cross heads
OF the starboard air pump gave way, or broke In
consequence of this accident, she was compelled
to proceed very slowly, and but for which, it is
said, she would have reached her dock in pas
sage of less than twelve days. nees
She brings very large number of passengers,
all of whom express themselves delighted with the
management of the ship, and the good treatment
received from Capt. Johnston and his officers.
Her list numbers l4S, all first class, who are
classified in national point, as follows
France. ........... IL New York AZ
Germany. 10 baltimore ........ 3
Porsn P'.t. ''''.' ppnIi .p 2
The annexed letters to Capt. Johnston, and to
MIR. Mars, her engineer, were sent us for publica-
ton, signed by all the passengers
Orr SANDY Hook, June II. 1S4s.
we, the undersigned, passengers on board the Ame-
rican mail steamer Washington, on her passage from
Bremen and southampton to New York, cannot leave
you without giving expression to sense of your
ceasing Kindness to us during the voyage and while
thanking you for the happy hours we have enjoyed
through these attentions we will pay no idle comp
but sincerely wish that prosperity health and
happiness may attend you through life
fray accept this simple but true, tribute of regard
from your friends and well-wishers (Signed by the
passengers.)
TO Capt. JOHNSTON, Com'r steamer Washington.
Orr SANDY HOOK, June II, lSiS
we the undersigned, passengers board the
steamship Washington, on hor present voyage, from
southampton to New York. cannot refrain from testi-
Tying you our satisfaction with the zeal talent and
ingenuity you have displayed during the voyage, in
the department under your charge.
We have been deeply impressed throughout, iai
and your gentIe@any department and while We con-
vey these expressions of esteem and consideration
We beg leave to tender ALSO best wishes for Your
future success and prosperity.
We remain dear sir
Sincerely your well wishers ana friends.
Chief Engineer Steamship WASHINGTON
-, pAssESeERs ARRIVED sTrAxsrrp W. suverov-wu
Fray FRANK XIV % Miss s9S Miss a %
lady and servant Mics Frances Newts Newton
Ss hssss fj
ss
ss,nns%sr Mis- Fanny Ms' Matilda
f 81 psd!gl s En-,
Nsw YORK NJ singer g Fnilsdsshs
1Ssiia foi.s ra Sss
eSs eSS
Ssys3 1s Lady lis
LADY, saml Friedman, Ludwig Oppanhener Miss Corn
Miss Amelia Friedman Miss rne Esenmann Miss Nancy Thur
mann man Miss Resale Ihprnann nepX Eilgs and
muller and lady Miss Maria Esgenmue Miss Augusta Egs
muller Miss Anne Johan Lerz William Meyer Mrs
Catharne Won ku Master Ludwig Josepha
h hIr1 Mis-; Hsd~is Won Knr. 5ohssn gasrsc Kra
chs Master Franz Garchs Miss Fanny Garcs
Garchs Miss Emma Berries Sasse Andrea Hare Hermann
rstta Sehieper Won vahesar strasuer Miss Fanny srasu
Nebeung lady and three children Miss Storegen
Manu. Of Germany; Peach Rcuben England; Finke,
Porto Plata -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-19

June Is, Sunday ............ 1880 4
The publication Of the Heraid commenced Yesterday
morning 1t O'Clock, and finished 1t O'Clock.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-08-16
GIN MAKING. sc

We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the adj
vantages Of the Falling Breast. and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way Of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plato Saws,
tyth teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly ;
injsre the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting ofthe cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
Of Gin, We would invite planters to call
at tAi- shop and examine for themselves,
wlrils, we would assure tie public generally,
that they shall fiase no cause to complain
either Of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
" ore also prepared to do work III tie
Cabinet ]ne-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboarls,
DC. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite the Presbyterian church
Sumtefville, April %, l647. % II
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ID!
/; ls|.lI BANNER
R|RlIs BEgElf ii MoRSINa, BY
h nl
sTIERM MISC

lldss Sin advance, Two Dollars and
the exp xpifat ion of III month or
Il liars at the end The year
aas s'parers i'd until ali arrearages
SssEs lniaasa BE option Of the Proprietor.
AdyeEtiseMe eiitss inserted at 75 cta. per
liness OF less, for the first and
ssllal sum tor: zach s1bseqIen insertion.
ssss The number of ainses stions to be marked
s on; all kdvnrtiseme on they will be publish-
J $50! g. gnti ordered 10 sba discontinued and
accofying
ssss 0nes Dollnr per; ;sq quare for a single In
s asnarterly and MONTH"; ADVERTISE
glsntsAsyill be charged the same as single
Obituary otices exceedingsx lines,i
ssn.sas Ssomrln nicat ions commend ng Cand-
dates for blicS of ices or trust or putting
ssEs hlbltiphs, VIII ssbe charged as Advertise
Isletters ~ mail must be paid to, in
pl,Ilctuai endaIce. '5s
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"a. WHITE e co.

Inform their customers and tho public
generally, that they are receiving their
SPRING sSTO OK from New York. s5f.,i sSs
Their senior partner is now In Charleston
completing their stock Itch they twill sell
as low as they can be purchased III any
southern market for cash, or TO prompt cuato.
mers. Call and examine our stock, and we
tiatter ourselves We III not fail to give satis-
=, They would also iaform their friendslthat.
FULTON OSNABURGS, q S, they arc now
prepased 10 supply that article in any desira-
BILE quantities upon as low terms as It has
ever been purchased in this place. Prices
as follows:-8 1-2 cents per the bale; 10 do.
per the piece, and IL do. per yard for all less
er quantities upon timei each yard warranted
to weigh 8 oz's. .5's .ts II .'s & 5s'
March 90, 1649.
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BLACK AND GUN SMITH.

! We, the undersigned, inform our friends,
neghborst and the public, that we still con.
5tlnue carrying on the above business in Full
ton, one mile from MIR. J. Dyson's Factory on
the public river road. We also return our
greatfnl acknowledgements for the liberal sup.
port we have had for eighteen mUnttrst and
solicit a continuance Of their patronage
The subscribers also inform their friends and
the public, that they are in want of black
boy as an apprentice to learn the Black
Smiths Business, and would be glad to OBJ
tain one Immediately.
s. G. DESCIIANiPS,
l.. III. G. DESCIIAMPs.
4 July l2, 1913 81 3,n
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" SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.
Eamuo1 n hIcG;1l ~, lstf, z, =fr- slf'

ads. Ca. S0 on Suzn Pm
Samuel r. Matthew'S.
The defendant, Samuel d. McGill, vic Is
confined within the bounds and limits ui ne
Jail of Williamsburgh District, by virtue OF
writ Of capias ad satisfaciendum at the suit
OF Samuel p. Matthews, has filed in my
office his petition praying for the benefit Of
fhe Act OF the General Assembly for the re-
lief Of lnsolvent Debtors, together with n
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 shew
cause. if any they can, why the estate and
effects of the said Samuel p. McGill should
not be assigned, and he be discharged ac-
cording to the provisions Of tile Act of the
General Assembly for the relief of Insolvent
Debtors.
w. Il. SCOTT, c. c. Ps.
Office of the Common Pleas, 81
Williamsburg Dist July s, 1s4s. { 3m
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COTTONg GINS,

Tho subscriber returns his thanks to those
who patronized him last season. He contin-
ues to manufacture CT MS 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. ~, tx 5.:, -,
* TRepairing will be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests a
share Of the patronage of the planters OF
this and the adjoining Districts.
If you wish to SAVEtYOUR TOLL. get
one of those HORSE MILL s, we'll known
us Mc Creight's Mill, made expressly to be
attached 70 Gin Gearing. The subscriber
has few on hand. 2l1s
U-Orlers for. Gins or MiIls,w be prompt
ly attended to. ~ 3. ) {
r: }. McCREIGnT.
Camden, May, le4s. 30 On
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S5Julyss
SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLING TON d IiS'TRIC r.
sTN THE COMMON PLEAS d

@sH. IS. ca s. /. C,4sr ss ss|
Chandler g. Huggins, 81.
r. w. Chandler, lone Of tho defendants,
being confined within the Prison Bounds Of
Darlington District, on writ of capias ad
ratisfacicnliuui. at the suit Of Miller, Ripley,
g. Co, and the said defendant having filed
his Petition in my Office, praying for. the, BEN
eft OF the Act of the General Assembly,
made for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, to-
gether with schedule Of his estate and eff
fects: Notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of the said defendant, and especial.
y to Miller, Ripley, g. Co, to appear at the
Court OF. Common Pleas, to be held at Dar-
lngton Court House, OH the third monday
(being the 10th day. in October next, to
shew cause if any they can, why the estate
and effects Of the said Robert w. Chandler
should not be assigned, and he discharged
according to the provision Of the sad Act.
J. H. HUGGINS, g. C.. p.
Clerks Office, Darlington C. HI SO
January 70, ls4S. { Gin
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$25 REV ARD.

B Fss2Isu ulNAVylsY fEomst the undersgne,l in New
Ton county Georgia, about the FIRST Of las,
y anlary ". my negro boy WILLIAM, Of dark
IS SSconlasxions about ls years o'd. bough,
53'li.liE about ighteen months ago, at the Ordi
ssilaEy's sale Of the estate of John Pitts
SAID boy when last heard Of was ons Rafting
#sreek, I'M Sumter, and is doubtless ii, sad
district at tlljs5 time. will give the aboye
for hiss prehension and delivery 70
99Stlic, yailors of Sumter. IS 45s ~
EHos. F. JONES, 81
1915. 20 If
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NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber, on Tuesday,
the 9th instr sorrel MARE, with star on
the forehead, and about l5 or Is hands high.
She was found in the possession Of negro
boy, "fo says he stole her from Mr.. George
Mons ,.t the 81 mile house, on the common
road The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay expenses and take
Der away. .5.
CARsTEN VASE.
l6 mile House, state road,
May l3, 1873. 80 Il
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Respectfully
NOTICE.

havc appointed Major William e. Rich.
ardson 4i5 attorney, Immediately to bring te
q close and settle up all matters and things
perta!ntpG to my late sherifalty Of Sumter
District: md request all persons concerned
to take notice hereof.
Az persons indebted to me are requested
to make immediate payment to my said Az.
torney: and thbse having demands seainst
mo, are requested 10 present thcna TO him
without delay.
TIlO5.sJ WILDER.
Fob. II. isls. is tfS 81
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A. J. g. +. MOSES.

Offer for sale on as reasonable terms as
can be obtained in Sumtcrvillc, a very large
assortment Of Of Goods, comprising Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Crock.
cry, Saddlcry, Shoes and Boots. Hats and
Caps, Bonnets, Cooper's ware, Carron ware,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Carriage Trimmin rs,
Confectionary, Gardcn sccdsi &c. &c. Sc.
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.REMOY'IAI1I,.,

A.sLORYEAtakes this method q. n fot1n.ss
ms his friends and the public generally, that,
no has removed to Manchester and has ope,1.
ed an excellent assortment OF Goods which
he will sell lgts for Casl, or country produce:
or will give the uaual credit 10 paIstaal cus.
tomersi &c. &c. s; rs
JUST RECEIVED PER RAILROAD. 81
1000 pounds Bacon, afould lders, 8
10 sacks salt !FS3ssi y s.l
~ boxes soapf ",
boxes Madeira Wine,
Loaf sugar Taas Coffee aud Flour.
Manchester, Sumter Dist June @, Ie4s.s
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n CARD,

The subscriber will be in Washington
City during the month of August, and will
make arrangements by which he may pro.
cure in the shortest time and at least ex.
;pcnse, the Warrants for 18D acres of Land,
or in lieu thereof Government Scrip; for
500 90 due each member, or the heirs-at-
law Of each deceased member Of Company
A. Palmetto Regiment. -
He will DO happy upon his return in Sep
4tember to further these claims and with no
charges OH his part.
JAMES d.. BLANDING.
July II, 1913. 80 4t
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] ST. Is Ed

From the residence Of tho subscriber q,
sata5,ag eysnIng 18TH nsts young sorre,
&Aiss y Al l.E about aeyen or eght
<years eld, and supposed to be making her
Any comnunica cation respecting her will b.
thankfully received; by addressing tho, s,,b. !.
2stfiber through friendship r. o; and all ex.
1penses attending her will be paid by
3sSss.5 sC. ! DOLLAED.s
[ssssl July 30 If
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D IC0-PARTNEIIsIIIP N0TICE.

Efle ss,lllscr criber having this day associated
ss:s,ssSi,ll him his son AVID "A. CARSON in
ssa atlegE gE:Ae'T0RAliE and COMMISSION
SiNEiSS, the safne will be conducted un-
Aug. slS4S. 40 1T