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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
.Two aovERN.oRs. IN rIoRrp.As..

Adyices from Florida inform us that
Governor Moscly, the old Democratic
executive, still holds on so his Office; ard
intends doing till October next. Gov.
Thos. Brown, Wing, who was elected last
fall has qualified. Tie reason for con
.tinning his aexeeutivc functions Gov.
Moseiy alleges TO BE the clear .aderstan-
ding OF the Legislature at the tisae Of his
installation. Ass0on as Che time OK xpiises,
however he Expresses his Willingness To
surrender to his successor the Seal OF
State and all the papers belonging to his
department, and win afford him all the
information Of which he Is possessed, to
enable him to enter upon his dusies free
from all embarrassraents ,~s~C li:s.:on.9
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DRoLL REPoRT.---A committee of tho
Rhode Island Legislature; ON inycstioa.
ting the affairs of the Bank ,at Scituatc.
report In conclusion. Finally, the com
mfttee are of the opinion that a machine
has been placed in South Scituatc (purI
porting by its issues to be located in North
Scltuate, extending its pipes to. Wall
street, in the city of n ew- York; and had
not timely precaution been taken to prc-
vent it, might have been SO inflated bv
the infusion ofthc gus of the Merchants
Bank of the city of Providence that if io-
n,ted in the former city. it would have
blown UP the Hamilton Bank in Scituatc
with tremendous eaplosion." s ,tr
SINGULAR TAsrE.-There is a gentle
man in Cincinnati who is worth S1O0 600
ormore, who boasts of never owning an
umbrella or "great coat" and never
"having subscribed for n newspaper.
Who enves him? A
REcIPE TO Cook RIoE.--A corresnon-
dent furnishes us win the following re-
cipe: .4, ~, ,-.S'
"Soak your Rice in salt and water for
z hours, and then put it in fresh water
ana boil it--only 10 minutes after it be-
gins to boil-then empty it out in cul-
lender before the fire until it drains and
dries, when you will find delicious dish.
ana every grain separated-answering
the purpose of large number of vceeta,
bles, now laid aside as unfit for use.
Hor.--At Tarrytown, on Friday, those
who were engaged in laying down the
track on the line of the Hudson river rail
road, were Obliged to suspend labor be-
cause the iron was so hot that they could
not handle it.---Ey. Post. ,.....n
Cold The editor of the Salem GA
zette was Informed by gentleman from
the White Mountains, that on Monday
last seven gentleman entertained them
selves or Mount Washington, by snow
balling each other. e,.
a writer in the, Journal of Commerce
estimates that $4,000 Germans will ar
rive at New York alone this year, and
that, on an average, each person will bring
$40 in coin-making an aggregate of three
millions of dollars.
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sculpture, Penmanship, ss
Best modeof constructing Wharves,
Best Press for Packing Cotton, T.
Best RICE Thrashipg Machine, m s5g
Best Cotton Gin, best Refrigerator
Best Plough, Churn. Washing Machine.
Stone Mason's Work, Carving in Wood
Carpenters Work oy hand.
Carpenters Work by MACHINERY. ,-J
Model of Ship--specimens Of aA
Boat Builders Work, Ship Joinors Work,
Pump and Block Making, srr IN
Mill Wrights Work, Coopcrs Work.
-Four Wheel Carriage, Buggte, Ff'6
Gig or Sulkcy, Cart or Dfay,
Steam Engine, Fire Engine
Turning in Brass, Iron or Wood,
Blacksmith's Work,
Casting in Iron or Brass,
Iron Railing, Fence or Gate Work,
Brass or Copper Work, Locksmiths work.
BEL Hanging and Gunsmiths Work,
Instrument Makers Work,
Lamp makers and jewelers. Work,
Sliversmlth Work, Silver Plating;
Die Sinking, Lithography,
Engraving on Steel, Copper or Wood,
Mechanical Dentistry, Cutlery,
Clock and Watch, making.
Ornamental House Painting. -...
ornamental Sign Painting, .
Cabinet Work, Fancy Printing.
Book Printing, Fancy Binding,
Ruled and Bound Ledger.
Paper, Side of Sole Leather,
Side of Harness Leather.
Calf Skin, dressed for boots,
Carriage Harness,
Buggie or Sulkey Harness,
Cart "a or Dray Harness, Riding Saddle,
Beaver or Silk Hat, Cloth Cap,
Military OF. Fircmans Cap,
PAR of Boots, pair of Shoes,
Palr of Ladies' Caters. ....
Pair of Ladies Slippers,
Tailoring, Umbrella or Parasol, b. t0
Hair Dressers Work, Gliding, -
Stucco Work. Modelling in Plaster.
lin Work, Plumbing,
Basket or Wicker Work. Wooden Ware
Dyeing in Wool, Silk or Cotton,
Upholsters Work, Mantau Making.
Millinery, Shirt Making, Quilt,
Embroidery in Gold or Silver,
Embroidery in Silk or Wosted. "a.
Artificial Flowers,
Ornamental Hair Work,
Raw Silk, not less than lob.
Manufactured Silk,
Weaving, Hand Loom,
Weavh : Power Loom,
Specimen of Cotton Yarn,
Far knitted Stockings, Socks or Gloves.
Gimp. Fringe and Ornamental Weaving,
Coach Lace, Confectionery,
Refined Loaf Sugar, Pottery, Glass,
Wrought Nails, Gray Bricks,
Press Bricks, Fire Bricks,
Tallow, Sperm or Wax Candles, 49,
Soda Water, Cake Making, sex
Starch, Flour, Cheese, a,
Butter, for winter, use, not less than 10 lbs.
Iiurpentine, manufactured, Soap,
Manufactured Iron, Gut Nails,
June 80, 1910. - 7-4t
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E. Nj. * ETH,
Attorney at law.

Will continue to practice in the Courts
of Law and Equity for the Western Cir
cult. .ss,,5y
@ Business entrusted 10 his care will
meet with prompt attention.
OFFICE at Pickens Court House, s. C..
MAJ 25, 1849. off
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TIE MPER CE.

The District Meeting will be held at
Pickens OH, on Wednesday before the
3rd Lords day in September next; in
stead of the Ord Monday in August, as
on that day many persons will be en-
gagged at Camp meeting and drilling for
Rcgimental Review. Z 'a'nF tafT
'''' JOSEPH GRESHAM, PaEsrbENr.
July 90, 1S4S.@ sa3i8b $50 IL
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1hphR NO. F---sN 1ad oy s slrrg IS
Tho 2nd Regiment of IS. G. M. will
parade at Halls on Tuesday the 2lst of
August next, by 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for
review and Inspection. ,fe ip8T
commissioned and n-commissioned
ofhcers will assemble on the day pre-
Nious for drill and exercise. , fs-a
Officers and Soldiers are ordered to
appear armed and equipped as the law
By order of Coz. A. BRIcE. ,.fi
- a j.. M. KEITH, Adit.
End Regt. S. G. M.
July %, ls49. ,.!. ll-tdp
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III y M b URG MARKETS.
(REroRTED FOR THE kEowEE couR1ER.)
HAMBURG July ia 1Rdo

Our Cotton Market is quite firm since our
last report. Quotations Of last week have
been fully sustained Though from the ex-
ceedingly light stock on hand, transactions
have been limited We quote as last week,
Cotton to 9l-9.
Corn, ,. ,62I.2a IN nor IN,
Meal, 75 n 40 "a
Beeswax, l6 pcr pound
Tallow, 10
Bacon, 8 a. mt
Butter, 15 to 90
- ft Yours, &c, iERs}t) H.
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I. M A r. r. led

On Thursday evening, 10th inst, by
Rev. Al. w. McGufin, Mr.. GRAFroS
ADAIR to Miss ELIZA, eldest daughter of
Mr.. James Ferguson, all of this District.
: On the 22nd inst, by VIM. g. Lee,
Esq, Mr.. JOHN DAVIDSON, of Anderson
District, to Miss PERMELrA GooDES, of
this District q 'i;F % 7tN sVa y
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Da'. sD. ~. LaVwreance.

WILL attend punctuallyto ali calls in
the liue of his profession. Unless absent
ON professional business, hemay be found
at his Office, or his private residence in
the Village. He also, has on hand a
general assortment of medicines which
he will furnish to customers at reduced
prices. & 9ha
Pickens g. H., S. @. sitsa
May 18, 1849. ss& l.. If
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EaTRAY.

John Lakeroy, two miles East OF
Chcrry's Bridge, tolls before me a. Bay
Mare, 10 or shauds high, and supposed
to be 4 8 OF 90 years old, dim star IL,
forehead no brands pcrecivable, collar
marked. right Dat' = Appraised at
fifteen dolars. q lsseS $se slsi ssf g9s
g ID B. sE} GERALDINE, MIR. o.
Pickens Dist, Jtdy 6th, 1s49. 10
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lCoNRAD ZINcK.1 TH Huours I
NEW FIR; R; fvf"+'' M

The subscribers have entered into Co.
partnership in the CABINET MAKING BIS
MESS; and will keep constantly ON hand
a variety of Bureaus, Side
1IOarfds, Ladies' TOilHettes.
Fables, fancy orplain. r
together with general assortment of
plain Furniture, which they will sell low
for CASH.
Furmiture of any description
made to order with neatness and dispatcb
with prices osuit the times.
Repairing done at short notice.
ZINCK 81 HUGHES.
Pickens G. H., July 21, ls49. 10
HEAD OVJARTERS
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Sons OF, ,Tenmpetap NICE.

~. SOHaS Oh OHVHShmpeFaRhCe.
The Celebration Of Pickens Division of
the Sons of Temperance has been post
poned from the Goth August next, until
the 10th of September next. 80 Fal
w H. TRIMMrER, r. s., sss
p. d, 8. t.
July %, iS49. 1toe,vC
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letters.

Remaining in the Post Office at Pickeps G
a, Quarter ending soth June, is49, which Il
not taken out within three mouths win be sent
to the Post Office Department rs dead letters,
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From the Washiagtoa Union.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
G. AL EDONIA.
SEVEN DAYS later rnoM e,,popp

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
'Sr.JoUSs, July 20-noon.
The Steamer Caledonia, Capt. Lee, 20
arrived at Halifax about I o'clock nm
Thursday evening. ssar- faa a.
LOSS OF THE BARQUE CHARLES
~ ''~ BARTLETT.
The Caledonia has As passengers for
Boston, exclusive of 18 of the AZ suryi :
yors of the ill-fated barquc Charles Bart
lett, of Plymouth, Nass., VIM. Bartlett,
master. ~" 'ts Hl'{ rfa' I"
This vessel, on Wednesday, 27th uit,
at half-pa 8 O'clock, p, M, about roo
miles to the westward of Cape Clear.
was run down by the steamship Europa !
and sunk in three minutes, with 1874 of
her passengers and crew. ''
The catastrophe occurred during a
dense fog, and although the boats of the
Europa were instantly lowered, and every
possible assistance rendered, ouly 43 out
OF the l76 souls were saved. The cap
tain, mate, and ten of the crew are among
the survivors. I'he Europa is acquitted
OF all blame, not only by the survivors,
but by the unanimous voice of the British
press and public. 5,s5 q5f4t;e,ss.
Baron Rothschild has been re- elected
to q seat in Parliament by 5000 majority
The City of Rome has surrendered &
the French troops entered on the 2nd
inst. When this intelligence was an
nounccd in Paris the funds rose one per
cent.
M. Lamortine goes as Ambassador to
st. Petersburg, and will protest against
Russian interference in the Italian ques-
ton. s
Another great battle is reported to
have been fought between the Austfians
and Hungarians at Fiume, in which the
Austrians were defeated With loss of
10000 men.
The results ofthis weeks business in
Liverpool are highly satisfactory tc al
most every branch of trade.
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Daniel ID. Alexander,
Smm'L Albcrson, .l..
NJ. Chandler,
Daniel Alexander, Jr.,
Joseph Burns,
Mcssrs. M. Morchead& &
: Nicholas Bacon,
Watson Collins, u.
JAS. +. Calhoun,
Leonard Capehart,
James Dodd,
l.. A. Edge,
VIM. Gasaway, 2
Jas. w. Gray,
Mrs. & VIM. Howard,
d. II. Kennemorc,
Jacob Lewis, "
July 4, 1s4e
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FOR SAllE.

BY ORDER OF THE COURT OF EQUITY,
~ OFFER for sale 5000 Acres of Fer
tile land. lying on both sides of Twelve
Mile River and ON the road leading from
Pendleton Village to Pickens Court
House; being part of an Estate selected
when the whole country was vacant, en-
bracing the most desirable portion of it.
These Lands are well timbered, and
but 1s miles from the terminus of the
iRailroad now being constructed.
Application to bemade to John T.
Sloan, Pendleton Village s3
y ~ M. NJ GOLHoUN.
y "Laurensville Herald" will please
copy and forward account to this Office.
June so. f7 IT,
s., JUST RECETV,ED I Z,
a Fresh Lotef Gents Boots and Shoes.
4 Boys do, Bedies and Misses Slippers
and Ties,s Gents md ladies SD
dies, Bridlcs, Whsps, dc,
Iron, CASTINGS and Mails, cheql, jo,. cash.
Together with full supply Of. Or D.,
.Jay mes Family Medicines; Or, Rogers
Compound syrup Of Liyerwort and Tar;
Jew Dayid'a Hebrew Plaster ol Pain
Killer, DO, &c.
As an ipducement to ,he buyer the
subscSiber viii take In exchange for
Goods, Beeswax, Tallow, Raw Hides, &c
s.. r.. McFALL4
Pickcils q Ii. Julyl4, 1910.
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EXECUTIVE DEP l.I.lAsE .RI.TAsENT EN-

1usd july H. 1849.
ALI Communications addressed to
His Excellency, Governor SEABROOK,
should be directed to Columbia, until tho
LIST October nextb - ,ls8yhfl .tl ls ssnl
sai aauareae vs. B.sT. WATTS.
aae ~iggff aEol bA Executive Secry.g
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TEXAS.

Gov. Wood, ofTeSas, is addressing the
people. He contends for the right, of
Texas to Sante Fc. He states the pub
lie debt of Texas at Se,O0O,OOo. The
financial affairs of Texas are prosperous.
Gov Wood thinks that the debt might
be discharged by the sale Of the pubic
domain at very low prices, We see from
this that he understands the theory of
population. The crops Of Western and
Southwestern Texas are very promising.
The sugar and cotton never looked bet
ter. Col. p. II. Bell and John Il. Mills
are also candidates for Governor. Gen.
Houston is delivering temperance address
ses. We are glad to hear this. The
cholera has broken out among the Cam
anchcs. and must be,cxtensiyc in its rava
ges.-Ibid, '..''.' .i n st -
MAdoS. [Geo.) July Is.
Conv;ction and Sentence. Elisha Reese.
arraigned for the murder of Mrs. Pratt,
after fair and impartial trial before Bibb
Superior Court, was, on Friday last, found
gully On Saturday. Judge Floyd pro-
nounced the sentence of the Court in the
presence of a vast assemblage. The mi
soner manifested no feeling Whatever, cx
cept that of apparent Indifference to his
fate. He is to be hung on Friday, the
7th of September, between the hours Of
Sand o'clock. sJoa,aaI and kesseayer,
e6 - Yla s,sf f0
=" Wonderful Escape.-During the Sc
we're thunder storm on Sunday afternoon
last, the wife of Major Henry Wood, who
resides about half a mile from the city,
on the Houston Road, made q most re.
markable and Providential escape. She
was standing in the garden, near the
house, having on her PERSONAL the time a
gold watch, with gold guard chain,
which passed round the neck. The cleo
trio fluid struck the chain, melting it en-.
,tirely. From the chain it passed throu'
the watch, partially destroyingit. Thence
it escaped down her cloting. doing no fur
,ther damage until it reached the shoes,
which were literally torn to pieces, Mrs.
Wood was, OF course, Knocked senseless
atthe time, but under the usual remedies,
,sofF. after partially recovered, and is do
ing woll. She was severely scofoiiis;d a.
round the neck, Immediately where the
chain rested, and was also injured in one
of her feet; but, in other respects, escaped
unhurt. We mention pariicuiars in this
case, AS il Is unqnestienably more remar-
kable than any we have cvev seen upon
sVSu. AOfU' ts.,.. - sfss
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der, Jeremiah Moody, (.
sIg Rev. A, A. Morse, 9
James Morgan,
Jr, Stephen Nicholson,
VIM. Newton,
'd& James Neal;
t Ginens Nix,
a Jesse oglesby,
John Owens,
Mrs. Mary Stephens,
Miss Harriet Spiller,
Col. M. o. Talman,
Charles Thompson,
Alexander White,
rd, j, u. Il r. Williams,
Robert Wilson,
Mrs. L. Wilkinson,
Hiram l.. Whitworth.
T. ALEXANDER, p. NJ.
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From thihunhua.

Prom the SeN Orleans Piesyune 9TH.
H, tie politenes o. Me- w A. Hereford ~,
tas last arrived here from Ch'hnthus. We haN e
been pa. In possession OF some interesting iHtel1
sence relative 10 Affairs iu thai city snd other
parts oi the interior o. Mexico.
Tnc American guerrilla party ir the service of
CtihuGhas fret COMMANDED by MAJOR Chcvaille,
and subsequently by Captain John q. 1nton, had
dsbauied ard the members goue on 70 Their
or gipsl defamation CaiNltnla. TIE ApAcheR NJ Is
Camsucbes are much ,r-iisted against the Amer
cans on account of the few companies having
hired themselves % the MeXcans 10 hunt them
1.-THE lnfsnsl down Msi0r Hereford states Il ~ss
reported in ChihuAbuG that the American guerri
le70s la the service Of Durango had disbsnded al
gone q Cstornis
The whole country between the ironters OF
Texas and the city of Chihuahua IS Infested Wit
bands o. marGudors, composed partly OF Mexicsus
and Americans ard rowing parties OF Apache ana
Csmsnche Indians render travelling still more
unsafe. Ga the 26th of September fifteen Mexi-
can travellers were attacked by band OF twenty
hive Apsches and CamSnches At spot hiteen
miles from Chihdshua. and put 20 flight with the
.o,s OF one man. whose head and hands were cui
of by the ruthless sAvagcs. Ga the 10th October
q strong body OF CAmanohe Indians attacked \
party OF MexicSns near Sierra Gords, and KILLED
fourteen Of them
The COUNTRY abOunds IN proofs OF the dresdiu
effects OF the inrokds OF the sAvsges such ruined
ranches, abandoned villages, aud rude monuments
erected % the memory Of the murdered inbAbi
,aas. In his Journey g. chihuahua that gentle
man states that near the uver NSssGs he me: o
party of Mexicans who had surprised a sms
band OF robbers, ard had captured three OF them
two Mexicans and one American. They were
Immediately pat IL death the csptors cutting ID
thrOats Of the mS-suders
In view oi the unquiet state Of the coantry Ma
ior Hereford advises every one who purposes
travelling through Mexico 70 20 well armed. aud
with certainly not less thsn two attendants 81
companions. An interpreter is also indispensable
A negro ser, ant who may be had at as a month
would be the readisn T. fulfil this latter requisite
Provisions are not procured on the roads except
az long intervals. and even then In small quaint
ties and al exorbissnt prices. Ham and othe
preserved meats, with coffee and sugar, should
never be omitted in the travellers stores
At ChihuShaa complaints were loud aud genera
relative t. the irregulsrity OF the mails Letters snc
newspapers very rarely reached their addresses
Major Hereford states ths, the unrest way 10 Z
direct them 10 the care OF the American Consul Al
Vera Graz, with request that they be re-direciet
by him for Chihuahua In this case they W.
probably reach their destination.
In Durango the cholera hal made dresdi0
hsvoS, according To accounts hroagh, - Chihushns
while our Informant WAS there Dat Of poPnls
tion OF $1,000, fully 1900 had been swept away
~ th,s dreadful scourSe.
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rHILANrHRoPIc ANNOUNCEMENT

u RING THF MONTH d NOV FMbfk
A SHALL PLACE no BOTTLES A. t0e tisp 81 "a
hose v. tl cannot sflrt 10 purchase .hem These = M
- fls.riautet every day a. ny otce, u" NJ adSAy
between he Ious % one snt Two eocs n ne rnoon
Lei cone be deferred from ying ~ feeling ~ "a -
rr1a rv@rT tls long - sness % oil"4 ne
irn 10 r ava resps able snt lf istr'ous family A.
Who have alv douhls respecting ne ersry oi my o'uV
erv ray "a =, my once from " n VI art cor
sut The book which 81 -qt there n ~hcH sre 'sriiiy
re- rfaf tra r-.1er-a ne raH- Art re dsssse tc-
ted hy phy, c.srI 20 every patient T1ouEh nearly ~
who have consulted m- nave leen dec srai irrursi-
b. .-y % .aen though month has -. r.ar sed
ms r-mefy wa 90 min sarel. areaiy perfectly ~r
o.taTs 20 fair Way recovery snd oters ave lot y
r-9ousd Vrogrsss Those VINO desr- io ascertain ''7
u b ofuT qfaf-ssOus Al poss5s Themselves or me NOS
iesrsle nssns OF uvestg Eon shori % IS he un- ha
has .Isps-i sirrs the publication li ny clt'ovrfy
OFFICE, l.1 BROADWAY
,rr .l. l. DF,CHAMPs
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~ hstANCs % a. 1fssr q ssrroxsts ~ CoasI -
ios, .ns. h.r-hy gVsu o. a. p.ssl. hsFn eszs "
NiLllah eiiiff a. ci ts Cny n hss Iofs. tss. 80
- hsfsof - -
81 J9ha - yss1---ter = =
fan ssllrs 10 Of Do ssri-psN
Nss I'm, hs sfissnta ssy ~ Jsas ~
ys,la-sn- SARAH 6ILLgY A4zssss1E
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WILLIAM 2. HOLLIS

GNNTLLWENN IT 4FINNINT WIREHOINF,
No nj SAs-Ar STREET.
I'IRsr RIGhT.HAND CORNER % John-st from
L b. seway 70 w9ll1 respectfully cali slteu
uDr ~ g-1lenen - BIS rev stock of FaA All Wili7r
goods b. f1f quail ~ sTt s,y - IL rlt s1rpssset by
slV ess shm-ut 10 me city being eced With great
care from ne most approved manufacture. u raglsnt
frsrc-, 3ormsry and me United safes .lsivey for
ls city retail uade embracing AL he styles u crAvsis
a. scsr's 1ow ir Use i-c4fns ne Ar- u-, new a.
-e slcts slsgsLters, 1os0ms. colss, shfs u every
description o. linen 49, cotton pocket bsldEerchi-s ~
80 and Ier -autrc, an a1d cured borders, -
~ every tesc rror 10 AZ. buck WOO, o. sud cotton
gntenshlrs ard trAw-rs = pa Snt r1ted Elk Scotch
iAnbs WOO. mer1l slakrr -dlt Si4t-r etunr.. English
co.or g. hosiery cotton n0s- A1t haf hls- m-r1o.
sc0.ch amos WOO - cressl1g gowns, guDr- - ullf
1rrs cravst s411ers p-rses, uing oe-s, and great
vsreiy " other srlcies suitable foy mems As0.
~ -s' 40 r-rn3 sd cotton gacef-gests. SC Snirs
male order ~ shortest nouce TIE person mes
tlr-d ard b. glzrsreei Jr money returned. r3 2~c
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ROMAN EYE nALsAn4.

FOR WEAK AND iNFLAAED EYES
his hAlSAh = PkEsCRlPTiON u oas 4
me most celsbr--ri o,ll sts LA 5seu lo1g .as
o 80. AL a contc-lly accommodated = ne pubic
"a - pesi Ani mosl s-cressfIl salVs ever us-d sar
l1af lEsiDfy -s.sses n the ey. 10 eAsss where u :
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