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No Priepas to Reward Y,

a One of the most popular and ueritcrous appoint. uents made by the iamented Polk, during his ad- ninistrstion, that of Gen. Armstrong as consul mercisI depot, his duties were faithfully and ally perorned and his coadact gave universal satisfac- tion.
 No fault. no dishonesty. incspacity, or inidelity could be urged against this galant chiyalrous gem tlsman, yet notwithstanding he has been removed to make room for the son of John J. CTiitenden. And now we fad the son of him. who has repeated ly declared puhiciy, and privately, that General Taylor hates. icahes proscripsou,' of the fore most to reap the advantages of broken pledges and falsiied promises.
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CAxp MKEr1xG.---The Methodists of Franklia county hsa qai.s spirited esmP meeting al the Magazine Springs sa the a fast.
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.akfsetiag Iseidsnt ef Pfsaaivs Bariai.--We are assured that the following true n every pa,tc poor man, residing in the npper part of the ety, ls home ai the usual honf some days since 10 per- form his daily labor, afsl returning h the atef- nooa Ioand that ais wife had been seized with the cholera during he forenoon and conveyed to tbe hospital in tssh street. IF immedaiely went there and ss ha entered the niace six eofins carried out to he conveyed ss Poiier's Field The poor fe- low proceeded 10 the aad inquired fos his wife when he vas informed that she was dead, and that one of he eops had passed contained her body, but which Of them they could not tell, as no marks are placed upon them to distinguish from the other. The na ia agony of xfei, siarts in pursuit ot the conveyance, and accompanied It 10 Pottef's Field, when he pleaded so had to be permitted to look once more apon the face of his wife, that permission was given ant. the coffin. were opened. The bosy of the woman was exposed. he sslzedu frantcaliy jn his arms and pressed it Ionaly 10 his bosom Fcs monent he fsncied he feit the beating of her heart, sud, seized her wrisi, he exclaimed. "Ay y God, she Iive4." At that moment the women opea- cd her eyes and recognized her husband. She was conveyed home. end is now quite recovered IT .hls be trap --snd our fafcrmaat afirms that II i.-what lsixhstal reflection # eonjases up that perhaps others bearing oniy she ssssblanee of dearh, have been pfemaiureiy hurried to the grave.--N. Y. Mir v0F.
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LEGATION or fhE UNITED cTAfksf
 paris Juiv l4. ls1g.

The death of Mr. Polk, late President of the Usi. ted States, has been followed bv the wide amenia- tions of his fsliow-ctizens. Youngest of sli the chief magistrates of the Union, he has closed life, thoaghinotfai of years, full of hosors As renarka ble for the paniy of his private life fer devotion to all his public duties in succession of high trusts, until his country called him to it's highest he de- scends to the tomb, leaving his eountry in state of signal prosperity, xEd his name impressed upon measures wAIch have enlarged her dotninions, aug mented her resources, snd exalted her renown As mark of respect to his memory, recommend to the American eoRsnls in France to display theas flag with badge of mourning. and to American slpmasers in French ports hoist their cogors al half-nast the day after they may see this potics.
 RICHARD KUsH.
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I1...a.a - -Ir..lsI.I1 a.n mn. . m

E3 z4 - I14l I sll I 8l8 90 6 EA9Esl4F3 B11El
 Ms. niAley, recently lFvm fhs West coast. Panama, hss sh6wn ua piecs ef tbe neat nf nat. enlled Civ6sa D sle Aisiesas. and useAfhy ihea with invnsiah6 sueeess as 1uFa for tho bite q pcsinnns mnahas n haa alae been tried successfully Ssr the hiis ~ rnhlA da9s. The Csekea is ssSs rare sat, and exceedingly bitter ta the soaeh o( she tongue
 pseAah3 easisining ssfichinipe, or similarly pow. eftas medieas pscperty. AsGoexonas wheEs l5 ger. eens had lp of cholera. Wosaaa severely aisaskr ,vish sAe Asseaae as dosed with ve grains of Gre dnn, which cured her. Air. R. has rsesenied % ae of sha mt ko Ilr Matt and aiaeEs. lof the paFpcse .f haviar cacefniy anatyxed. and Ii may resnll ta me dtsenvary of certain aHsidose for what has hers,escfe been considered iaeursbe. % we'd as an invnlnahle ehnleFa medicine. ss
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u' C. N. Gibbs. of Jackson. has been appointed United States attorney forihs District of West Ten ssssee. ia the piaes sf Henry W. Bic Cory, rs- mssed. .A Jeso msss Ieft" bat tho ''eight tom cais in iiewer-bsd a; Washington do not Intend that ~fswss te remain long.
 p Gsa. Tayler said sacs that he intended to iisals the earlier Prssidests. particularly Jefferson President JsiIsrsea gave fifty dsiiars towards the ss~esisn sf chsrci,-and President Taylor. with iseoas ef ae.oeo PCT year. rsfasss ts give one esss for the same iaad.s's esi~et. This coadnct is sii ..ef price" with hia refusing is psy shs postage apea the lsssss saaoaacing his soma.iisa. Hev tibefa.
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1Ae PYessm Faskeas and ne Paritaas. The ParitaA fathers watched ovef not only the conducf of persons, hu the cut ct .hsir gsrments Thr pre- cent siyie of dress. il will b. seen by he following osier as not much admitted by that straight laced sect
 July eth, lGgs. .--Ne garments shatbs made wsth ahegt sleeves whereby the nakedness oi the aF may bs discovered in the wearing thereof. and s'en ss have garments already made with short sIeeveS, ehaIi not heeeAeF wear the ssme unless they cover their arms to inc wrist wifh linen or otherwise; and thas hereafter no pessoa whatever shah lnaks any garment for women or any of their sex wi,h sleeves more than half a ell wide a the widest place thereof and @ psopertscns6le er bigger or smaller persons
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Ur Gov. TowRes has been nominated fer reelee- ton by the Democratic convention of Georgia The Georgia democracy k wide awake in spite of Tru man Smiths abolition ciTcusrs.
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WAsHiNcros. August 1 4-p.

TRIBUTE TO Ma. PoLg We have received a pa- per containing the foiiswsag brief but eioquen. compliment from the Hon. Richard Rush. our Mia lstes at Paris to tfgg deceased ex-Presdent. which we take great pleasure in copying
 Fv..,.,,. .s .r.. Jf~twva
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NIT. Clifford des,ined to the Cailio,inc.

MT. CiiuOrd oesf1ne0 10 the GuttkOttnes
 Whenever the present cabinet make up their minds 10 mmolste victim, they set ths '.blood- hounds after him to ''worry' him, or rather to pave the way for bis destruction. In other words, the infamous libeie's of the whig press set upon him To hunt him down. Thas they beset Col. Well Ter before he removed; and in the same way they falsely sssaiied Dr. Collins, late First Auditor, Now the hounds are on scent of Mir. Clifford, as will appear from the following lettek copied from the New York Express. Knowing Mir. Clifford we'll we believe he is the last who woali neg l-ct the rights of American citizens in foreign country. or coarse, the matter viii be investigated and Mir Clifford recalled, without his having an opportunity to face his seeusers. answer their charges, or even know of the er parts proceedings against him. It is the way this high minded and honorable cabinet do their business. Uaioa.
 The following is the letter alluded to
 wAsHrxeros. August 4-p. m.
 Information has been received at the State De- psrtment, which, if correct, deeply involves N-r Clifford. our minister al Mexico, iB most serious neglect of duty--the protection of American ciii- This intelligence was received day or two since, and the been scsrstly undergoing sn in- vestigatiol The facts are these; Eleven Americans are now in prison at Jalapa. Mexico, where they have been since June, ls4S. They belonged to q portion of the retiring United States army, and with others were attacked by the Mexicans. Many of their comrades killed while they were cap- tured and ihrown into prisca. They have address zed the American minister several times by letter, ,iemsnding their release. bat they state that he has utterly disregaTdsd their petitions. They have, therefore. appealed to the President, and the matter ia now audSTvoinO n .earchinU inresliyation.
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Election Resurns.

TExAs--The returns from th:s State arc iseem- pleis. It is supposed that voIney E. Howard Is elected to Congress from the western district.
 ALARAnA.--The following Is asesrtAined to be the result of the.ias elections ia Alabama of Rep
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Fuller Institute,

GREENWOOD, ADBEvILLE DISTRICT, g. G.
TIME Exercises of this Institution concluded on
Wednesday the 9th of June with public
Il Examination, which is reported in several
papers in the State, of 80 Pupils in general litera-
ture, science, music, singing, painting and drawing
The school will reopen Monday tho 10th
instant in a very convenient house., wherein it has
been conducted since the Fire, and will be continued
until the new brick building is completed.
male Seminary, N. Y, who has taugh Music and
Paintiug with unusual skill and success during the
past Session, will continue to conduct those depart
ments and Miss Martha Gilmore remains in charge
oil the Primary classes. 2. :. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols return their grateful thanks
to their Patrons and earnestly solicit, under their
late severe losses continued and increasing support
s.< Greenwood, l>ss.. .RQBT. H, NICHOLAS,
July 3, 1919. Rector Of The Institute.
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In The Matter q John Caivers,s Essats.
NOTICE TO LEGATEES.

THE undersigned, Executors of the Last Wi
i and Testament of John Calvert, deceased,
hereby give notice to the children of Jesse Calvert,
dcccascd-To the heirs Of Lizzy Davis, deceased
To the heirs of Pucy Spiilers, dec'd-To the heirs
of Mason Calvert, dec'd-and to the heirs of Lydia
WardIaw, dec'd-aad to Milley Patterson-Lega-
tees in under said Will, that they are ready and
prepared TO settle, pay and discharge the legacies
bequeathed to them in aud by said Will, and in
default of prompt application therefor by said Lega
tees, they will hold themselves discharged from
liability for interest on said Legacics.
AbbeviIle G. H. RIA. ARCHER, Eu,,x.
June S, ls49. l2tf} W.. HILL, S10rs
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B. c.. HART,

SURGEON DENTIST AND DAGUERREAN,
DEING on visit to the up-country, would say
ID tothe citizens Of Abbeve and adjoining Dia-
tricts, that he may DO found at 6. Hodgeas, in
Cokesbury, when not professional engaged, to per-
form any operation on. the TEETH; will attend to
private families if requested; put in from one. to q
full sot on plctc; Price from five to nipe doilara
each. ,a.s y - tiia
He would also say 10 the fad;es and Gentlernaa
Of this and other places, if they wish correct
LIKENESS of themselves they would do well to call
and sec him and examine his specimens
July g, l849. lott
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thereafter, he received from the same Dem
ocratic Administ ration the Brevet rank of
Major General, and the highest rank he
could obtain without ii vacancy. 10 pro-
Vide new office for him. Democratic
Congress increased the number Of Major
Generals, and The first man appointed TO the
full rank, under the new law,W General
Taylor.
General Taylor was elected President.
Because Of his supposed availability, Gen.
Taylor was selected rs the candidate OF the
Whigsfor President. and because of hisser-
vices in the field. and under the belief his
election would deeper stamp with infamy
the vile slantlerers Of their country during
he war with Mexico, many Democrats re-
lying on his solemn pledges that he would
never lend himself to party schemes, voted
for him for President, and by their aid he
carried Pennsylvania, and was elected Pre-
sident.
His first official act was 10 call around
him Cabinet Of the bttercst partizans in
the country-mcn who had opposed the
country during the war, and lent aid and
con,for, 10 the enemy. His second act was
to repudialc all his pledges, and allow the
Cabinet thus selected, to commence the
most ruIhles. prescription ever waged by
bold and reckless rol,icians-descendn
even to the lowest Offices, making the hold,
ing Of democratic sentiments & crime, the
punishment for which was dismissal from
public service Forgclfui Of his pledges
forgetful of his honor, Gen. Taylor forgets
too. The lreatueul no received from the lost
fccupon him because he ionght fue bIltIees
Of his country. :, 'a -.
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Cheap ,Tin-Ware Mandatory,
- ~ AT kBREvILLE G.. III,

II. .LAWSON respectfully informs the pub
IL. lic that he is now ready to supply all orders
from the country for Tin-Wure, and execute with
neltncss and dispatch all jobs that he may be ia
vored with He takes this occasion to say also that
he will send TinsWare to merchants in Anderson,
Laurens, Newberry, and Edgefeld free of charge
for freight. He is satisfied his Ware and Prices
t % favop % with ther orders Merehants %a sor
wardng him their address will be supplied with
bill OF articles constantly hand with the prices
annexed. All his ware will lbe warranted.
To persons wishing Tin roofs, he would say, he
will put it OH for s$l.50 per hundred feet the per-
son furnishing the tin. He vii! also make and put
up gutteng at from to l6 cts per foot. All ordcra
will be promptly attended to by addressing, II. w.
Lawson, Or, J. II. Moore, Abbeve c. H., 8. G.
NJ The Hamburg. Republican, and, Laurens.
villc Herald, will copy thfse smes sna forward
account TO ths office. ~
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Notice.
Notice. & ss - -
THE Exercises of the Hodges and Fulles Insti
tutes will be resumed on Mondav ths fsh ,or

l 10 <.s.ys
nHE Exercises of the Hodges and FuIle1 Insti.
tutes will be resumed on Monday the 10th of
Il July next. go y sS9EEll;5ss VS.
The Board of Trustees deem Il uisnccsssarvtto
speak Of the qualifications OF the teaciien of tho
several departments ofthe Institutioas Th6ir com
potency 10 instruct and their systsn of tesGiirr
have been 20 fully developed and ssfisf 80
ed since their connection with tho sfitutions and
at the recent examinations of the Stndsntss which
clossd2n yesterday, as to place their cspaaty be-
yond d0ubt.. -, .. -..,s,7 - sFsssF-
B Thapklal for tho liberal patronsgs hitherto re-
celyed, gratifisd at the high degree a ssaisfaoton
expressed ty the patrons Of tho Institutions, they
confidently look forward to an,ir,creased aI,d aon.
tinued patronags. ~ 2. .s e Is. ss. 80
Z. For information see Catalogue Of the
Aoagss and Fallss Institute for 1913. Notice of
tss4s u Nieholly principal of the Fuller Insti-
raloE Eths HodgsS Institute - rNo'
70, sxs WILLIAM P. HILIs seo'ry. b. T.
;sss anS Sgs As4S. s4s ssSsa... 81 16-4w
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Estray Notice.

h S. G. Stewart tolls before me yellow
wa BAY MARE MULE, l2 1-2 hands
AHAn-Ei. high, scars OH the shoulders, some small
sears on the thighs behind, and small scar on her
side, supposed to be l2 Is years old, dark or
black mark over the wether or shoulders, extend
ing back to the tail, sore back, all four feet black
up 70 the foot locks, or ancles Appraised at sl2
by A. McCord, James Carlisle, and Samuel Robin
son, and can DO found at the residence of S. G..
Stewart, in the settlement of Ephraim Davis, ESQ.,,
elrven miles southeast Of this place.
June IL. ls49. DAVID KELLER, MAG.
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Land for Sale.

YNHE Subscriber offers his Tract of LAND con-
tanning 386 acres, 80 acres cleared, we'll
Il ~. ,wntored, good dwelling house and kitchen,
aud out houses it lies halfway between tho Court
House and Due West, and is as healthy place as
can be i1ad in tho District. II. BOWIE, Sr.
July T. l849. l6-6t
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COME, LET Us ALL &C
TO LAWSON'S CHEAP TIN-WARE MAN


UFACTORY
THE Subscriber is now prepared to make and
J. put up, large cutters with inch conductors,
made of TX tin for Is cents Per foot. Second size
with 3 inch conductor, IL 1-2 cents third size
with inch conductor of 10 tin fo7 csrts PER foot.
2 No extra charge for hooks or crooks. These are
cash prices, and those who know any thing of the
cost Of guttering, will see they unusually low.
Any'order, within 40 miles of this place, in his
limo will be promptly attended to.
He is also receiving large supply Of all kinds
of tin plato direct from the importers, and wishing
to keep constantly employed, offers great induce
ments to persons in want of tin ware. Give him
call. Or any order will be attended to if address.
ed to him at this place. w. H. LAWSON.
nol0 2mo
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selling OFF.

II. M. Ae W.. Al. VAR DL A w -
a RE now esier2s their goods at such. prices rs
IL will IssunE pnApy SALES for CASH, ,of TO re-
spoYsible buyers on.the USUAL CREDIT.
Those persons who, study their true interest will
give us pns seuiiy CALL and secure BARGAINS
sl9f as are rarely offsfed...
Abbcville CHI, June 90, 1949 IA II
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Notice to Creditors.

A LII Persons having demands against the Estate
n of DR.: w. II. Towncs, decd will plcase pre-
n sent them without delay to the undersigned,
und all those who aro indebted to the Estate will
make immediate payment.
July 9, ls49. WV. TENNENT, Asm,,s.
left J. P. GRAVES,
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New Fire Proof Ware-House /!

r
WyALK'EM & D@YgOM,
Warehouse and Commiss,on Merchants,
JACKSON ST, AUGUSTA, GEO
THEIR Warehouse, recently erected, is Fire
l. Proof and covers the lot formerly occupied
by MIR. Wilson Livery Stable, on the street
leading from the Globe Hotel to the Gcorgin Rail
Road Depot.
It's location offers inducements, unsurpassed by
any other in the city, both us to convenience aud
security against fire, being bounded OIL three sides
by streets.
Cash adranccs madl on Produce in store ,ohcn
required
Orders for goods promptly attended to, and their
individual attention given to oil business intrus,ed
TO their care.
GOLLOTHAN WALKER,
Of Hamburg, S. C.
HARPER C. BRYSON,
late of the finn of Bryson, Coskery & Co.
Augusta, July. lS49. lS IF
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Notice! Masons and Carpenters

PROPOSALS. for the erection of large
L Edfcc atOuc West Conner are solicited.
The walls Of said Edifcc &or the tse of Erskine
College are to be brick-sizc Of the building eighty
four by fifty two feet; height about thirty two
feet including basement, rooms aud Chapel.
y There is also to be substantial wooden struct-
ure elevated to suitable height above the level Of
the brick walls within which is to be erected largo
columnof solid masonry as pedestal for an As
Economical telescope The work to be completed
by the middle of August, 1850. Tie place Of the
building illustrated by diagrams with the details of
finish, &C., can be obtainea by aPplica::c; 10 the
Commtteef Proposals willsbc recsiyed until the
first day ofAngust next and may be Shanded In to
any member Of the Committee tx go
JAMES LINDSAY, S. &.
E. AGNEW,
r '-S' + ~ d. o. HAWTHORN, SComnittee
SAMI4 DONALD, ~ Ssss;ssss e.
s>st4z-: J. N. YODNG,, -
July 10, ls49. . i ~ 9s4l7zz3w. 81 ..s.s
UT The Anderson Gazette will copy the ;sbovc.
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Bible Society.

THE anniversary meeting of the Bible Society
L will be held at this place OIL the lust Wednesday
(25h) of thistnonth.
Rev. E. E.. Presley, d. D., was appointed to
preach the anniversary sermon, and Rev. Robt. c.
Grier his alternate.Thos. c. Perrin, Esq, was ap-
pointed to deliver an address the occasion, and
Thos. Thomson, Esq, his salternate. ~" -.
Abbevilie, July l3, '49. fS~>... I7ss- std
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Dissolution.
fI'HE Firm Of WALKER g. BRADFORD wos
dissolved OH the l4th instant, by mutual
agreement: The title of the firm will hereufter
be used only in settlement of its unfinished busi.
ness, to which each will attend
VI those who are indebted to us, wc beg leave
debts to pay, and it is of much Importance to ma tn
bring our affairs readily to close.
GOLLOTHAN WALKER.
?, S. M. BRADFORD.
Hamburg, s. c, July, 1s49 Is I'm
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81 BEG leave to return my thanks to The public
- for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on me, and solicit continuance of tho same for
The new firm. BIS. DUNBAR.
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ACard.

+ BEG loave to return my thanks to the public
L for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on me, and solicit = continuance of the same for
the new frm.E G.. w. GARMANY.
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: Sons of Temperance.
CELEBRATION by the AowndsviIlc Di-
I M vision; Sons of Temperance twill take plnce

Hcalths thsssss6hWoSidlisstssosssss sts .,.-
Greenville, Eiberton; and RdckeiI
are invited to attend with that otcasion.
Also brothers Of any other Division IA Bible and
Banner will be presented by the ladies on that day
and several speeches may be expected,
The procession will be formed Of Shalf-past ten
o clock. TliOS. w. CAN'T, r. S.s-
Iuly l, lS49. ss.u l6-3t
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Wool in the Seed Again!

T1IIE Subscribers can now say to the public with
confidence that they are hetter prepared 70
4 CARD WOOL than they were ever be:
fore having just received from New York set Of
new cards, which have been placed upon the ma
chine Last year undertook to clean wool Of
all cxtrnncous substo nces but found it difficult
mattcr. Wo have doubt our newly invented
machinery performed we'll as the first clock, or
cotton gin. Since thcn, our machinery has been
much improved, and been made entirely new, and
we will now t1a,rdnt all work to be done well.
The Wool must be washed before it is brought US,
but no picking is necessary Those who do not
wish to finger brars and pick burrs out in the
"good old way" we would invite to bring US their
wool. w. B. SHELDEN & SON..
Duncnn's Creek, g miles ~ 3xss. ";
--enst Of Lanrens c. II. July 81 ID At
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'sNNNR02RRWo

GALE e ESANDERSON, DENTISTS. having
~ entered fntoa Coparnershp, would respect
fully inform theScitizens of Abbeve and adjoin-
ing Districts that prepared to attend to all
operations on the teeth ;-insertons on gold plate
from one to. q full RetsHS 4
THEOrHILUS A. SALE,
@ JOHN ANDERSON
.A6bepifls O. H., s.. c., juno la49 l2
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Warehouse and. ComInission Bu..

* S1NESS.........ffa 1fBL JRGFs,s 20. flS 80
THE undersigned having assoCints themseyss'
i in tho above busin"ss,3 under stlls firm Sof
WALKER & COI.-.Mh \, ~ .bSSt NJ aies: Proof
Warehouse, recently .,toupisdby Walloot e. Prnd-i
ford. respectfully tender thsir FetycssH tho STO-
RAGE 81! SALE of PRODUC g. iff..IsWAR
DING SMERGIIAS DIE, Prteti;znng "
&c. = y = - g. ,ssss.t- a. =
When required, liberia! advancpr.;ss.s will be
made oil consignments.
From the numerous advantages of h,eir favora-
bic location, so long known as tho Waterproof
Warehouse, they trust, by unremitting attention
to business. to obtain share of patronage, and
hope TO give satifaction.
GOLLOTiAN WALKER
NJ w. COLEMAN,
Hamburgs July, 1s4s. ls - SG :
p The undersigned respectfully tenders bis
sincere and grateful thanks to tho patrons of the
late firm of Walker g. Bradford. for the lberhl
| support with which they have been so generally
| favored, and begs to solicit continuance of thu
same for Mcssrs Walker &. Coleman, whom h.
would confidently recommend to their favor.
~.7 7Issss SAMUEL M. BRADFORD.