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Fancy aooas.

Fancy Goods.
 A large and splendid assortment ofCeutre Table SoleT Lamps, Plain and with LustSes, Gifandoes, and Flower Vases. for the Mantle Peiee also Plated and Bfittapia Cse.ors. 4nd Candles,ieks; Ivory Handle Knives and ToTks; Tea Trays, Hsis. Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes; Silver. ShsH, Baasln. Horn and Ivory. Tuck and Side, Dressing. Pocket and Riae Combs. and everything n this liRe. GENrLEME's FURNISHING GOODS. Fisnnel, MeFino, Cotton and silk Under-shirts and Drawers. ell sizes. A splendid stock of extra fine Linen and Cotton Shirts with Lihen Hgscsas, Collars and kissbabds, made to ny own order and guaranteed 10 kt; large stock and beautiful va riety Merino, cotton, wool and siik socks, with Gloves of all and every kind and quaitty--a com plete stock; and ia the way of eFavats--sueh . stock has never been brought tc this State.
 It Is particularly desired that strangers, as well as gentlemen living in our city. should call snd see those besutiful Cork. Stitched walking and dai'- cing Boots calculated for all seasons Of the year.
 No one seils tAls article bss mysaiE At the same time will show them Hat Beaver of SiIk,l 'sas isA Ha'"' Gum Elastic Goats, Caps. Lsggins and Shoes for ladies and gentlemen, all sizes.
 This stock cannot be surpassed in the southern country. l will take in eehange for any of the above goods. old gold silver. Ior which IpAy the full New York pIice.
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IRON. CASTINGS, &c.-3,oOo lbs. Bar Iron, \ lls to by 2a to z4; 700 lbs. Band Iron. l 10 by 11;
 60a lbs. Horse Shoe Iron;
 GOO lbs Round and Square Iron, H to ss,
 5 Bundles Hoop Iron, 3 to ?;
 l4 sets Wagon Boxes; Skillets, Nos. ?. 3 and ; Round Pots, ,, s and 10 gallons; Odd Lids; Fire Dogs; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, received per "J. E. Gordon" and for sale by
 Juy3. VIM. B. WAIT.
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aa~tA " 4Ay gtSSaHt xtu~R 0l S@Wetfys oaCh uS
 JEwELRY. Gold aud Silver. Hunting and Single Cased Le- yer Watches. for Ladies ard Gents; Earrings, Neck lsees and Bracelets, in Sets or Singiy; Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens; Finger Rings: Fob, Vest, and Guard Chains of aiI Kinds and Sizes GHard and Fob Keys ;Gold. Silver. Steel and German Specs which guarantee to suit all ages and eyes. Silver table and Tea Spoons; SngaF TOugs &e. This variety has no equal in this State.
 Masical Hnsaruments.
 A few Fine Gaitars, Splendid Tone and Finish, [ tn cases. Also lot of Double Lined Violins Of very Fine Tones Fbfes Fimies and Clafioneis; and, large variety of Violin and Guitar Strings Bridges Pms and Bows.
 Ladies' Fancy and siIk Dress Goods.
 Silk. Cashmere. M,'tino and Airaes Dress Goods all Ceiors Styles. and Qualities Cashmere, Mefi- no, Grape, and Silk ShawIs, Plain and Embroidered of all eolofs; Lace Capes Yils Colsss and Sleeves: Velvet and Sak Bonnets, lest styles; Kid. Silk. Mfrino and Wool Gloves; aii coiofs, Silk Merino, Cashmere, Linen Alpaca, snd Cotton Hose. splen- did assortment: Silk, Merino and Cotton Uunder- vests for ladies.
 Linen Cambfir Hdkfs., plain, embroidered, hem stiiched--s large assortment. A splendid variety of Curtain goods, Damask, Embroidered snd print- ed; large assortment of eorniees curtain pins, &e. most beautiful assortment of Ladies' Shoes, from ihe celebrated msRnfaetory of Wm. RyaB & CO.,, Phiiadelphia-al eolors and styles.
 iiaving engaged an experienced workman, nr in the best manner to this part of my busine, taken in unless II will justify guarantee o i've
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers have received ner la,s a,riv,ls Il aFail Stock of Goods, among which may be found the following articles: 3-i A. 5-4 e.. i0 and PA Brown Domesiics. S-I. 4-I. 5-4, G-4 10. and l2-I Blescked 10. Lineh and Cotton Ginglams Cailcoes in great variety; Lowell; Virginia and Carolina 0snabnrgs; Plain and Sirped Csssimeres Satiineits. Linseys, Kentucky Jeans and Kerspys' l5O pss Blankets, all qualiteis, bleached and Bro. Cotton Drilling; Irish Linens. Table Linen. Nan. kins, Diapers and Crash, White. Red and Yellow Fianneis; Black and CoIored Alpaeas; Plain and Figured Mousiin de Laines; Shawls; Linen and Cot. ton Cheeks; Silk and cotton Hdkls. Ladies Cash. mere and Cotton Hose, do. Gloves, Linen Cambrie HdkIs Re-, &c.. &c.
 GROCERIES.
 Fifty Sacks Best Rio Coffee Three Hhfs Rest Brown Sugar; Crushed. Powdered, Loaf and Cisti. hed Sugar Imperial and Gunpowder Teas Soerm Candies; Sperm and Lard Oil Coarse and Fine Salt; Moiasses; Old Rye Whiskey One Pine Pure Cognisc Brandy; One do. Champagne do. j; Ameri- can do.; Holland Gin Champagne, ClarTs and Masgs Wines; Lemon Syrup; Ke,chup, Pepper Sauce, Pickles, Pepper, Spice, Sslaratus, Indigo, MsddeT, Se. Ne,
 HARD WIRE.
 Butts and Screws. Heavy Rim Locks. Mor,ice Locks, Plate Locks. Closet Locks, Trunk Locks Chest Leeks, Pad Locks; Brads, Taeks, Daor Latehss. Files and Rssps. A large assortment ot Table and Pocket Cutlery Hand. Tenant and Mil Saws; Broad and ChopP'ng Axes. Hatche,s, Draw ing Knives. Angers, Chisels, Plain Bits, Anger Bits. Siiraps. Bridle Bt,s, Spurs. Briisnia Table and Tea Spoons. Iron and German Sliver do. Ra- zors. Shears. Scisurs. &e., &e
 BOOTS. SHOES. HiTS, &e.
 Ten Cases Kip Bsogans, made to order--a good article; Mems and Boys Calf Kip and Cea.se Boots, Shoes and Brogans. Cloth Caps. Fine Silk, Wool and Glazed Hats Saddles. Bridie, Birdie flIing, Martingales, Cireingles, Girths. Horse and Mule Collars. flames, Saddle Bags Whips, &c., &e.
 Sweeds. English and American Iron; Cast Ger man, Spring and Blister Steel; Horseshoe Nails. Castings. Nsils, Spikes, s<c.. Sc. The above goods have most Of them been recently selected, in Boston, New York and Philadelphia. and although we cannot afford to sell them at cost and eharges." we will sell them at reasonable rso 6is for CAsH. cs in exchange for Cotton. Politics Beef Hides, B-eswax, &e. Those in want of goods will 6nd II to their advantage to call and examine our stock. uo charge for showing goods.
 T. D. MERRlCK k co. Del. sS, IsC. Steamboat Landing Gazette and Democrat copy three weeks.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


 EASTERN, via. Napoieon. Due, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. ?, ? n Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 4.s "a
 So5TRERs, 0 WssAiagloa and Faiisa. Due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. ]. m. Leaves. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, 2. ssn. WESTERN, to Vam Barren and Port SniA. Due, Wednesday and Saturday. .........e [. ?. @' Leaves. Tuesday and Friday. 2,a. D.
 NoaTHERN, fs Batsspiiis.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.. 2. P n. Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, :, a. n'
 To Pine BtsE cad Coiambia. Dae. Sunday and Thus sday,. y,............ ,, p.H' Leaves, Sunday and Thnrsday, ,.......... (, a. @
 Reagaa's Bfm1s, to M. Francis Due, Monday and Thursday. F n Leaves. Monday and Friday. ............ F. D.
 KisdeyAoek, QaiiMaa and Rieh Hoods. Dee, Wednesday ,...................... '. p@ Leaves. Thursday. ...a............t An To Psrryriiie. Daasiiie, aud 7'smliaSsnsine Due. every other Thursday. .....,...... 7,P @' Leaves. every other Monday. 7,sA It. All mails closed al o'clock, p. ia.
 The office will be open one hour afsaT the Easle" mail is opened. and two hours in the aftefnoes; ." Sunday. VIM. F. POPE F h'
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All standing advertisements wiIl be charged si '. | first mentioned rstes, unless eoatfsct oe "'s' when left for insertion; and must be psid fer ia vance. ., No person viii be announced for any shiee. e''1' city, State, or county, without the advance P''' mcBt of Eve dollars -. Political circulars viii De charged as adssfS" meBts, and payment required in advance
 Ne job wiii hereafter ba delivered to any ps'-I wltll whom we have no regular dealings, aHiI Ps~ for.
 Ali advertisements must be marked with the 2. s1s bes of insertions desired. otherwise they VIZ continued until fubid. and charged accefd'sg..
 I-Ne variation will be nlads from the above ''~
 Single number of the paper, l21z eebiz.
 Ali letters mustbe goss Said. or they win n"" celvs any attention.
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El. c. WILLIAMS,

LATE NAVAL sToRE-KEEPER, WASHINGTON, D. WILL act as agent for the prosecution Of claims w before the seversl Departments O! Congress Twenty years connection with the Treasury, War snt Naval Departments, have made him acquainted with the mode and forms with which public business IS istTansacied.
 REFEREvcEs His Exeellency. Gov. RoANE, Hon. SoLoS BoaLAND, Hon. R. ". JOHNSON. Hon. ED- WARD CRoss, Hon. W. K. SEBASTIAN, Mir. WA. E WOODRUFF.
 Washington, Sept IS, is4e.-7-6-n
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? E M OVAL.

TOHN D. ADAMS has removed 10 the New J store recently erected on the South west cor ner of Bridge and Markham streets near the Steam boat landing, where he is now opening large and well selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY G08DS, GROCERIES, GLASS and Qneenswarr, Hats, Caps, BOols, Shoes etc., all of which will be sold at very reduced prices for Cash. All those wishing to purchase would do well to give him call; he will buy all kinds of Country Produce, and give the highest market pr. ces. Aug. 2s, lS49.
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INSU R RANCE! Protection Fire aud Marine Insurance Com
 pany Of Hartford. Conn. INCORPORATED IN 1895. ANNUAL PREMIUMS, CAPITAL
 STOCK AND SURPLUS FUND,
 &B n AaQNGDCDaIDlRG


 THIS old and responsible company continues to 1 issne policies, on the most favorable terms, on dwelling houses, household urriture stores, stocks of goods, warehouses. and co: tents, mills and manu- factories. &c., &Sc., against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE. Also, on goods. wares, and UeTc ban. dize. against the hazards of INLAND TRANS FORMATION. and upon the CARG0ES OF SEA VESSELS.
 The Protection Insurance Company having. in The last p years, paid MILLIONS OF DOLLARS al their several agencies throughout the United States and the British Provir ces have established just repu- tstlon for solvency and fair dealng which challenges comparison with any other insurance company on the continent ot America. The annexed extract from an article on the subject Of insurance companies, taken from the N. Y. DsylBeek, exhibits briefly the standing and policy ofthis company:
 The m0nsyed men Of the ancient snd alwavs prosperous city of Hartford, have for half century, been famous. throughout the Union, for the care, discretion, rigid honesty, and unvaryinc success with which they have formed and managed corpora tions ofthis description. No Hartford Bank or h. surGncs CompaRy has erer faiiedi These conpanies have, for more than whole generation, scattered their Tiskssfh nearly every State in the Unioa and have failed pay the innumerable losses hic they have insured against
 All losses arising upon policies issued by the under signed, will be promptly adjusted and paid at the General Ageney Office, located at Cincinnati. O. A large portio1 of the funds of the company. {inclu ding all premiums received at the western agencies is deposited with the General Agent of the Con- pany a, Cincinnati, for the payment of western and southern losses.
 Apply to VIM. B. WAIT, .9cenf.
 ihfie Rock, Oef I6, is49. 6:3m
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ArrENTsON. PLANTFRsl

ATTENTION, PLANTERsi IT : HAVE on band 5a00 yards Kenweky Bsgging i1 5fDg Aibss Kentucky Rope and Twine. which have pnSctased fsom 6Tst banda In Kenfucky. and wi ra with fhe salAe to fishfess on the snosi sc- sstcynpadasiag Terms. Ton are respectfully invited teesa snsi sxssnine before making your final aS- Tangsmenis fpg the season. A. J, HUTT.
 LSflis Rock, Get. l. is3e.
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NWDyMmGiI..s:,:1III;si:s;-.,.' III;i:;.,.'

VIE subscriber, agrHt for II. Haherm.n. vul
 A continue the feFuaer's basiaens a, M. alA .,.sd on Maia. near Markham ssrept, and Keen nanst.ns. on hand tall and well arearted stock of 1;Foee- sses' Dry Geeds Boots. Shaes. HaFawase. Csnt,nrn. &c, &c all sf which will hs sod Ion s~ .-.s ss highess market prices will be paid ear eo.s. - dace, as beef hideas peltries. 6eeuwax, &0.
 jsnl I9 JnHN EnAr,er
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WHITE LEAD. OIL. &e. LUST REC'D, PER STEAMER CASHIER, J the foIlo~ing, smong numerous other articles 50 kegs pure White Lead;
 10 do. No. l, to.
 bbis Linseed Oil; 2 bbs. Lard Oil;
 do. Putty; do. Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Candies;
 I5 half boxes, do.; 70 quarter boxes, do; 50 boxes WidGow Glass, assorted sizes; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
 ij kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 Grndstones; 50 bbis. Ohio SGpeIfne FLOUR; Japan Varnisb, Hams, Brown Soap, Starch, AL cohol. Stone Jugs. Wire Selves, &c., &e., ali of which will be sold very low. May 29. VIM. B. WATT.
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DRY GOODS,

HEAVY Twille6 Cotton Osnabargs; Brown HI Sheetings and Shirtings; Negro Kersevs: iickings; Denims; blue and brown Drills; Grey Linseys; Shirting Stripes; GA Green Haize bleacb t, aad brown Cotton Flannel: Beaehed Drills; IL 4 Biesched Cotton Sheetag; all wool Fiaanels; Gauge do; Linen Lawns; Bird-eye and Scotch Diaper: Black Sewing Sik; French Tweeds; Black Csssi- Thread. No. 95 to 50; White and Biue Mscklpaw w Blankets. Dafh. do; super-txili'd Whitney. do !; received and for sale by
 July A. VIM. B. WAIT.
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AaAAtlAN OR 0GAVA4s
 k@p ErHANNa04 sAMAn fmn4 EAnnprlAt.--Ihego e . NnFnpaFilla ~ nte a the aiesrni ln~hs ezilsd Q EeMussaa ARrnpafeiia. ts atvsgti~sd ss ihs pAlob NAL akkptNE sat zll shat TAis Tswusnd E - asetos end M* 49 bai lasisseiy woftsr feilTpzl. uAln AAN N NAyea assuEsns lhe tiie c Doctor k the puFFw gf EAias cFsis iof vlat he tsnG He aays hs hna atlef4 tNo sca <ehssis ahd psatiicea ter hsss leAn &4w eheawlh ts. hs usvsr pEssssesd assasias dny c hkB u&i EssEh ei usrhsR lpasrspsessstsiisn pekn bad m fAs ehsrseeT ani Verzeity of the wsh un~ encrfsy, he Bad niale te matanhN sf him eff ~ sSs When will e kaassi and afsh- fai A ~ iesF dalines aud aHfcsnrse with lheiF Agw meal H4 appiiea Rnsi Capp iu AssH hi.n m ntaf ufeetpffa9 hD the lafrs saias he wund nanks. hsiacssras sasaTk a .e husiaesa Thes have hsen insulaina aad iIbsg iH ell paeibis erA ta arer isntsNss the psc wh ihs hellsf that he Oj neofs SsF<asFsia ess fs senstas pEt3fna &Hrsafarn maP grssp shc fAd bstgT's GgIgfna Recs- Pte. ThsR ?. Toun.sDl says have ssid he urs m my nanss inF eg werk ~ill give hia aa1 f he will pfo dece siaFse sasaFy pFoof of is Hp saaenasnta ef ThasnDAen. Skillinaa k fe~ Rehns hai tssss pl taaeheHp simply made t' droess he puhiic- sid keep tfs tFmfh down n F~xspi t hfs ~ffe, fNRenffNe esapd This is cahfiaa the pube purchase hus OAf DF. aACOB TewnseAia sEsasAra. having T lhs Ol4 Dranys hkr4esa his fasy Cof q AFsss, And Alo mgnataEeaeroas the tsnse si Arms.
 friwcipM 01cs, l2 Namssrs- stFeef v. Ciig
 Hgt1ss IACOn TOWNSEHD
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NEXT DOOR TO THE ANTHONY HOUSE AGAIN!
 ANOTHER SPLENDID STOCK OF WAgOlMSa J@H@AAY
 AlD FaNCY GOODS!

 Slockof have the sof Swah xME yofN and devsfypar the am sTeps ssen ed,ortse u
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pAcoN. FLOUR. &c.--4. 900 lbs. Clear Sides; A1 . casks extra sngas-eured Hags; common eahvsssed Hams;
 sugar-cured Dried Beef;
 Beef Tonguss;
 20 kegs No. l Lard;
 30 bbis. Ohio saperine Foar--received, per steamer .' Beacon,' and for sale by juiyl7. WNi. B. WAIT.
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Encourage Arkansas Farmsrs. 1.

A J. HUT-r has just received. on consignment, x1s another fargo lot ef firss rxze BACON and Sos Cash Call aad see. myo
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FRESH GRHcERIEx. &eA Be-, ID ECEIvED PER STEAMERS PENNIwIT h AND DUR0c. and for sale at the lowest prices-smapg which arc inc following articles; 8 sacks Rio Coffee; bbls. Loaf Sugar; hhds. Loaf Sugar;
 5 bbss- Ksbciled Molasses; 20 doz. Painted Psils;
 boxes cheap Tobacco; 50 sets common Teaeupe and SanesD; 90 " s Edged Plates; 5D dor. q piichers;
 box Shaving Soap;
 bale heavy DrilIings; June Ia. A. J. HUTT.
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MM A Mw MDNW A ~ RC. MILL, < cnt and hands cotton and woo! M cards; cora and coffee mills: stocks and dies; horss nails; coach wrenches; st4elyards; iron mo- isaes gatrs; shee thread; peg cutters; drawing knises; hooks and hinges; brass ton dogs; flies; Iron hsaess; butts; wrapping paper, kc.
 Received and for sale hy
 jsaS0 VIM. B. WAIT. TyREsH GROCERIES 10 sacks Rio Coase ; I 70 hhds. Sagsr; bbls. powdered ssgar, : bhls. Loaf Sagar i2 bbis. Molasses;
 leo sacks 6aIi; hlf bbls. CsaabeFriesy Il bbI. Carrsnis; Y2 baskets Champagne; 1S boxes Star Candies; hxs lest Impetial Tea: { hbis. Rice; together with large assortment ci Preserves; Jees; Wines: Cofdisis; Pie kies, Salid Oil; Spapish Olives. &e inst received, per steamer Philip Penny and for sale st very reduced psicss for caih os coaptry produce. by
 ay JOHN D. ADAMS.
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ng engaged an workman prepared Clocks Watches and
  taken in une. will jas
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IRON, NAILS. AND CASTINGs.--ia,O eco lbs.
 IRON. assorted; 20 kegs MALLS; 5000 lbs CASTfNGS. lass received and Ter sale, low for Cash, by tmyi5l T. D. MERRIcK X Co.
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Coffee, SMgar &c. % Bags Rio coffee; ~ Java do; Pepper | Ginger Root; 2 Bbls TspRers Oil; Crushed SMgar; Powdered do; Box refined loaf do; { s Lemon syrup; 9 .. Black Tea; Chest imperial de; TOO Lbs cotton ysra, Reeeiyed and for sale ky
 VIM. 8. WAIT
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Rheamnsissn.

Dp Tos,ns.nA-near Sir have suffered tssriby for ain ,..,. vh the Rh~asssua considerable afths eoa uot cal, sleep os walk had he distressing pains py ,whs were tesriby swollen. have used four bottle ef yeu. snrsaparila they hays done tha, npa thoa.ana isiars westh of eood mnch better tnsel | am entirely relieved. foa at liberty to thls for the benefit of tho afflicted
 Yoars. respectfully.
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Npitaine Bleoa.

Da TowNsRND- veriF beisvs yoaf SARsspaFIlla h' msass. thraugh fse.iaenes af .svsas ny hfs vsrse Al la raised large qanntitos of bioo had nisi sweass and vas greatly dsisscd and Fsdseed aad did sspeet 10 live oaly used your sarsaparls shs
 time and thesv has vsaaeral ehasgs bssn wroasbs ia am SOW ahs , AaIk a the city. raise toad coagh has let foa esn well iaasts that am shaRa eni lor thess rssnltA Year eb~dient servant
 WAL RIsSEi. 65 CathsFine-ss-
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The Deaf MenP.
 The fnIiewinf eertihesss sesy singAs. and worthy send veaid say Ihat hs sarsapaa wl aAy of Deafness. bst t rsrtsiaiy has sreat narbsr.
 hERsEN. \. ]. Marehr90 ls41 Dear sr have s.eA year sAs.apaviia with great sss of debility asd distress assd thrcs bassles mach impressd ny general heath aad my assenasAmea h.s satfsiy cared hss sf ksaras- dd taks for Deafnes& snd ths more saTpssed that resiossd hearing ssed altogether aar oeA and su very happy thss did. yea wsI imagine.
 ysssA -isA sAs srs...sss ,s.e.s. .s s. 1s,
 nsEt dess Ds. Horskiewss,s sCzcrut.A cuREn Ths eersseats eeaclssssy proves this SsrsApssis has perfect osssssss dseasss af osl TAres psssass cared hoase unprecedented
 Tarss chldssn.
 D. Tsu~sea&-Dsas Sir: ksse sks rlsasnse b infsrm you of shrsa have heen cared e the scss eeseA very severely wk tAd Seses have aksa eaN sas bottles; tesk then away fer whseA fssl myssa ssdss great ssiss''sa s.sy ss.r..s,:,ly @ - ,x ,os w....,
 OPNyoHs or RHyxlCIAns Dr. TsvrseaA h al@oss daily rseesias ssdsss from Phy sleisns ia di5srest pssts efths Unsa
 The s Cety thaf shs undersigned rhysseans ef ths Cisy e Aih.Hy psssersrd Dr
 M. ?. PUIING, M.D
 ! WILSON. h. D. N. h BRIGGS. V. D. Aaxxsss--ksAai.s q ce- No ss@ss ssssst ssa Mss 3 Lavcll; nesry Psst ssism; J.ms. 6sssR Wssesases AIisss f;sah Caaeosd BSeh Sou Fresidcacei su4 hy Drsxss cad Msrchanss yessess thssu0hsss the un ssinksss< Wsss lsai@A asA tAs cAssAsA s4 For sais by Dr. R. l.. DODGE, Dysgyis. Lfd Rock, Ashassaa. 7-a0-IY
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 Dv Townsepd ass having tested h sassaParia la ease. ef Fits of eOar.e t and sarpssed to receive the fiIovug from intelligent ao respectable Farmer in Wcstchestsr CsaRy:
 Fsrdham. AsgsH i3. isfT. Dr. Towsssnd-Dssr Sir: have istIs ssh sr,es years ef age who has been several yesYs affected wih Fits tried almost ewnryshnx he but uhoat last aithoash eouA 6nd recommendation to circulars fnv eases like hers. thought she very deeass ke.,sh ~ would give her o your Ssrsapaa and ,erv glad we dd Br not only restored her strength bat hs haA 10 Fi ereat pleasure aud sar prse She becoming rreEea and healthy for Wbeh ss lsel grasefuL foars, respectfully,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-10
.s1ate on South CaroIina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA. Dec. S.%1S4S. ~

9y his Ercellcncy DAVID JOHNSON, Gopcrnor
and Commonder.in- Chief in and orer tic
Stale Of South Carolina 80
Whereas in pursuance Of aG act of the Leg
.slainre Of this State, the votes for Members Of
3ne thirty first Congress hive been counted by
Commissioners appointed for that purpose. and
ii appears that the Hon. Daniel Wallace has
been elected fnr the FIRST Congressional District,
composed Of the Districts of Spartanburg,
Union, York, and Chester. The Hon James
L. Orr has been elected for the second Con.
sressional District. composed of the Districts
4 PickeEs, Anderson. Greenville, and l.aurens.
The Hon. Joseph A. Woodward Jas been cleo.
ted for the third Congressional District, compo-
sed Of the Districts Of Lancaster, KershaW,
Fairfield, Richland and Sumter. The Hon.
A. D. Sims has been elected for the fourth
Congressional District, composed Of the Dis.
tricts Of Chesterfield, Marlborough. Darlington,
Marion, Horny. Georgetownand Williamsburg.
The Hon A. Burt. for the fifth Congressional
District, composed of the Districts of Able
vile, Newbcrry, Edge6eld, and Lexington
The Hon. 'aac F. Holmes1nr the sixth Con-
gressinnal District the District of Charleston.
The Hon.. W.; F.. Cocock, foi tile seventh
Congressional District, composed Of the Dis.
uicts Of Orangeburg, Barnwell. Beaufort, Col.
leion and the Parish of >. Johns ColletOH.
Now, therefore, |, DAVID JOHNSON. Governor
and Commander in-Chie(. in and over the
State aforesaid. do issue this my Proclamation
notifying and declaring according TO the pro:
visions Of The said Act, that Daniel Wallace,
James L. Orr. Juseph A. Woodward, A D..
Sims, A. Burt, Isaac E. Holmes, and w. F..
Colcock. bad majority Of the votes in their res
speclive Congressional Districts, and arethere,
fore duly elected Representatives in the Com
gress Of the United States. y ;
b Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at Columbia, This eighth day of De
2, cember, in the year Of our Lord one thou,
sand eight hundred aud furty.eisht, and in
the seventy third year of the Independence
OF the United States OF America.
DAVID JOHNSON. +
Blk: HESAGAN; Secretary of State
Dec 2O 81 49