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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

or We are requested to announce Dr. E. w. II. ELLIS
OF Ekhart county, candidate for Auditor of State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

TIE PATENT DecEPTIvE HEN's NEsI.-This is one
of the most ingenious conirvances of the and Is
the invention of regular down east Yankee The
design is to deceive poultry into the speedy and lib
eral laying of eggs, and which is accomplished by
the peculiar construction Of the machine. At the
bottom Of the there is kind of trap-door, which
works on hinge. being supported by spring. The
moment an egg IS placed on this, the trap opens and
lets II fall through into a cushioned apartment pre-
pared for its reception The consequence is that the
bird just as she is preparing to cacke gances al The
nest and seeing nothing in il, actually herself
into the belief that she has not laid at all. resumes
her posi- ion on the nest in hopes of making more
successful effort.
On the first trial of this curious contrvance before
the Commissioner of Paenls TO test its virtues. SIN
gular result was effected. large imported Russian
hen located on the and lift to her medita-
tions. On account of pressing business, the hen was
forgotten till the next day. when to the utter nson-
ishment of the commissioner, and even the inventor
himself, examining the nest they found nothing in
1t but pair of claws, bill, and bunch of feathers
the mystery was explained however. upon examining
the chsmber beneath in which they found half bash
Ell Of beautiful eggs.-Aurora BOrealis.
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CARLISLE HOUSE,

indianapolis, lnO.
FHNHE undersigned takes this method Of informing hrs old friend
and the public generally that he has recently taken Tor mum
Der OF the above finished md commodous house.
The Furniture Beds &C. and the Rooms large and well
ventilated.
HIS Table WILL all times, be supplied with the best the country
afford.
Connected with the above House and ccmodous Livery
Sable Wagon Yd Inc Omnibus In which passengers
taken 10 and from the Depot free OF charge.
Determined spare pains place the Carlisle House
condition Inferior In the Vest aud to make more
travelling the undersigned hopes
10 liberia share the public patronage
Indianapolis Sept. ,. l649. BALLS COATS.
N. b. The Carlisle House, from It's convenience 10 the State
Of mons, will afford delightful
treat the members Of The ensuing egslatar 23mos - O.
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CHOLERA

LTHOUGH may by adopting proper precautions
N comparative safety be enjoyed while surrounded BY
malignant Cholera must he admitted that when prevails
extent all aced and he slight
To wad of attack is Of the utmost importance 10
avoid whatever chill the body diminish tile energies
the system Therefore clothing and diet essen
ial avoiding the time fatigue
aud the all trashy and indrete food As Purga
lives OF strong drastic character often act with great violence
during Cholera hut the mider kinds such
Castor OIL Rheuharb combined with aroEsc should
be used without the sanction OF Physician.
As prompt Of the premonitoTy
vmpSms appearng and stimulating and narcotic
defines seriously njure the cOnsiu
ton and induce other diseases the following recommend
ed until a Ph ysiejan lie obtained:
i case Of slight DsrrGa painful unpleasant sensations
in the stomach bowels take The TOn Pills hour
until or four taken relief is obtained
In OF vomiting continued darrhGa take tesspoonfu
of the Cholera Tnciuse OF Peppermint
mint tea and half hour until relieved II
mild f whrh OF only succeed by be
esorted and the disease and
bed and let strong Lnment he well rub ej over the om
ach and bowels the Spine and the hands and feet Or let
mustard plaster applied the stomach and also to the feet
hands the ne &C. aeaspoonu Of Cholera Tine
half hour oener Peppermint tea
Ill reaction produced and the disease conquered Bags OF
heated salt brHn applied to the bowels and the exlres
along the side Of the body will conr
buie materially favorable result
Calome Rheubarb grs esch two blue
pills should be occasionally connection with hs above
treatment promote proper action Of the Liver.
The above Pills and Tncure and variety drugs
fresh Medicines French Brandy Port Ma
Wines and all other articles that line be had ct
times from s. A. DUVAL,
| sly First door east of Little & Cor. indianapolis.
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The Shippers Dilemma: Or Justice I'm


A certain Capt. Baculard left Marseiles for China.
but being buffeed by the Winds he hauled mp in The
ha:bor of Tuns to wait weather. The collector Of
the port ON board. Capt. Baculard represented
that he feighied for Canton that be had nothing
to do with Tunis, and that he only put in from dis
treSs of weather But the collector exhibited mani
feet necessity that he should fork Capt Bacu
lard did fork in rage but Instantly repaired to
the palace of the Bey, demanding justice.
"tiood Frank" said the Bey. al am your friend
God is great What the ID do you want of me -
"Highness," answered Capt. Baculard. "yuur Gus
tom house has robbed me. / have forked over-fork
back"
Excellent individual" answered the Bey. "in ihiS
country, when we have the dust We keep it, The
original acquision is difficulty To fork back is i
thing unknown in Africa"
'.But shall not huve justice %
Certainly, every has justice in Tunis. Will
you have it in French or Tunis fashion 7"
"Highness, have had law suit two in France.
Justice in French faslion-God Forbid
"But don't press it on you,' observed the Bey.
eff you choose the French after ALL will speak ti
your consul He loves justice good man, three of my
subjects applied to him years ago for immunity and
they will get it year ihink-fo. he loves JUS
| tice."
"French justice, never give the Tunisian;
am in a hurry"
"Do it then. God is great" said the Bey: "Wha,
is your cargo!"
"MarseilIes soap. and twenty thousand cotton cape
alt is well. Go away and be tranquil"
/ The Bey summoned the Vizer.
| "Vizer," said he, "there is God but God, and
Nahamet is his Prophet. We love justice. We love
the Franks. Proclaim that every Jew who appears
Tomorrow out Of doors without cotton cap, will
have little transaction to settle with me-"
There twenty thousand Jews in Tunis, and mol
one single cotton cap in the place. They all made
their Wills when they learned through an officer o.
the customs that Capt. Baculard had lots of The de-
sired article; that enongh-Capt. Bacslard sold
the invoice at 50 cap. He rushed to the palace anC
poured out his thanks.
"Not so fast said the Bey: Il not done yet
Call my Vzer."
The Vizer appeared.
"Proclaim," said the Bey. "that every Jew wht
keeps cotton cap another hour will have trouble
with you. God is great, and neal descend
ant of Mahomei."
| The visiier made grand salute. placing his lef
leg the back Of his neck according to the custom
of the Court, and retired.
II When Capt. Baculard returned to The dock, h
found the twenty thousand Jews already awaiting him
leap in hand. He might have had the caps for moth
ing; but DESTROYS to leave behind him name e.
generosity aud greatness of SOUL he purchased then
at two cents piece.
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From The Larreneeburgh Register.
Death Of Hon. Amos Lame.

Il is but seldom II falls TO our lot to record the de-
cease of old citizen. but feel impressed with
the fact that the enterprsng Pioneers of Indiana
rapidly passing away. But few more years and all
will be gone. On the 2nd inst, at o'clock 2. Nj.
the Hon. Amos Lane, Of the Oldest citizens of
our city, closed his mortal career, after few days
illness, In the list year of his age.
Mr.. Lane born in the southern part of the
State OF New York, March LIST 1779. Left in early
life to his energy and he improved his
mind by private study-and in 1906 was admitted to
the practice of Law, in Ogdensburgb, in his native
State. Shortly after he married to her who still
survives and mourns his DEATH and removed TO Boone
county KY, where he pursued the practice of his pro-
fession with ability and success. In 1914 he remov
ed to Lawrenceburgb, Indiana, where he resided I'M
til his death Mr.. Lane had an active spirit and
qualifications Of more than ordinary character,
and was selected by the people to in the first
Legislature which met under the State Constitution.
He continued to in this capacity for u number
of sessions, and part Of the time, in the response
bic position of Speaker Of the House; subsequently
he acted for many years Prosecuting Attorney for
this Judicial Circuit, where he distinguished himself
both able Lawyer. and persevering and eloquent
Advocate. He afterwards served the people of this
Congressional District two terms, in the Congress Of
the United States With his services at Washington
city, with but one two exceptions, Mr. Lane clos
ed MS political life. Though he ever continued to
feel lively interest In the prosperity OF his country
and especially of his adopted State, yet he confined
himself during his latter years, TO the business Of bis
profession, and to his private affairs. He had lived
to see all his children grown, and prospecting in life
and in the revival of religion with which this city
was favored during the last winter he connected him
self with the Methodist z. Church. He was fire.
quently seen during the progress Of that meeting
bowed an humble penitant at the ALTAR of prayer
with the scores who there sought salvation in the
Lord Jesus Christ. He continued profess his de
sire for better inheritance, and was attentive on III,
means Of the church until within few days Of hi
death.
May the blessings of the Almighty Father rest up
on his widow, also stricken in years, and brn!
her and her children TO the promised land.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
FRESH STOCK OF DRUGs,
(SucceSSOr 10 j. RdmSey,)
Wholesale and Retail tbealer,

ttnOlc>sttc tA1O tsetstti GhcsAlets
IN Drugs Medicines Paints OILS Dye suf Chemicals, Sur
eica Instruments Brushes Tobacco, Cigars Perfumery
Glassware receiving his spring stock from the Eastern
markets. and he respectfully requests s who desire 70
purchase the above articles call and has stock
before purchasing elsewhere lie is determined sell low
not lower than any other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
Of the approved Patent medicines will he
kept constantly hand. Also choloe lot Of Liquors Will be
medical purposes and viii be sold low
Tobacco ssrfd SeSarS.
600 pounds brands OF Virginia TObacco 10000 Principe w.
COO Panla coo Regaa 000 Plantation, COCO Esparango,
LaNoma Cigars have just been opened aud will be sold at
Gin einnati prices.
Perf1meru Hdir Oils and Dyes.
large Of French English and American Perfcm
Oils of the best quality Just receT
ed an will be sold wholesale snd retail
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stgfs.
lot of Paints Oils Dye-sus &c., in and for sale low
Also Paint and whitewash Brushes, OF every description
Eastern manufacture.
Dr. Duva win pay particular attention preparing PrescP
ons aud will give directions for their From regular e1u-
Junior Physician 20 the Bal
nhmary, practice in maisroos is
rt in this he aers himself that he will Re able to give
entire satisfaction in his profession. Store next door TO Little
Co.'s Auction Store.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
FOR SALE, Or EXCHANGE

1y0R Canfy LOT No g. square % being h oaeo
II nal conering Tennessee There are two dwelling
houses in good order. premises For particulars arry
% 3wT JOHN TURNER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
SHEETS.

PIECE Of superior Lnea Diaper 81 yards wide o Lin
en- Sheets Cor sale a. % DUSLOP'5.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
The State OF Indiana. Supreme Couri.

n
Tuesday, June the fnb, A. ID ie49
IL Error o the Switzerland Circuit Coat
Thomas Mccormick James IA. McCie ey Mcclure, James
w. Mcclure, Julia Mcclure and Walter Armstrong
this plaintiff by his counsel, aud appearing
N OF the Court that James H. Mcclure, ety
Mcclure Mcclure Julia AicClue above named de-
PENDANTS are his motion
oriered said named defendants he and Ia this
Court the aith November
and will
further ordered that
this published the Indiana State Sentinel for three weeks
successfully.
293w true coy. Auea, n. p cOBCRS,C G. 8. c.
]. w. Chapman, 4. q.
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BEEBE,S FALL STYLE OF GENTLE
MEMS HATS FOR 1919.

XpTE have just received by from Berbe Co.'S I'D
w broadway York efheir Fall style Of HTS
GentiemeB invited call and examine their style -
27-y H.J.&B c. HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
WINES! WINES! WINES.

WINES WENESi WINES.
received direct from New Orleans the oio wing seh
did Wines which drug but OF
doctrines Malaga; qtr casks rort
qrtr casks Muscat; Or casks wnite Ger Nlne
. Half ME Nadejra; doz Champagne of the best
A orfr casks SauerDe wine; brand imported;
| cask Bordeaux Clsref; 3qr'r casks sherry.
lucy " CHARLES MAYER.
so Opposite Temperance Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13
ROOTS AND SHOES.

MEMS Kip Boots and Brogans fouths co. ao MISSES Do"
lvl and slippers.
Ladies' Slippers and Buskins-new style.
Ladies' Blk pat half Caters: also great variety Of chill
dren's Shoes. just received by H. j. b. C. HORN
Au.ra
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

FORWOOD's CHOLERA MEDICINE.
III w. HANNAMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

LARGE stock Of latest just received aiso beautiful
stock OF Ribhon, cheaper before offered,
% DUNLOP's.
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y.OOK OUT! LOOK OUT!

NY ng man. moderate cash capital and de-
IA srous investing safe and lucrative business
already established this city, by becoming an active partner
NAV hearo q chance application to
s3u GEO. A. CHAPMAN, General Agent.
AIDES fine slippers, Buskns, Caters, Boots, and Walking
A Shoes Al IA MILTON 4 PARRISH'S 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-13

GOOD day, SIT.
Yes continued the patron. nbstractedly, as the
canvasser departed but ef you amt O. The agents
roe read about then haint Judge o. beesDar ? and
rubbing the side of his crown--which had been
slightly damaged, it happened, in the melee-he
disappeared. resolved never again ~ interfere with
the power Of the press
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co NFEC TON Err Y /.
naxrSS IL UynVurag

CONF ECTIO cry.
Davis ~ Haynes
oUD respectfully inform their and s PSoe
ately Kept by Hodgns they prepared to Furnish
Candies ali articles in their re on as reason
able terms they be purchased in the
West They respectfully inye the attention OF country dealers
ls1-Parties supplied to order on short notice 9sn
OWES Cough Candy Burnet B'air's do do. and HOdg
FEB 10 10 1919 49, 50 sale anu '' cRAIcHEAD
PA In LEAF HATS,
n mcni and for safe " IO2 J. NJ. RRANwELL & 60.
DIR. II. SANDERS.
HAvING formed partnership with p n tskESos graz
respectfully the citizens Of ndiar apo aod Vicinity ih hy
will devote their entire time and eneIess 70 ,he vaprs o. ~
Once Meridian street three doors south oil the B"p'
Dr. Jameson takes pleasure naming the following pedic. gen
s%se Pns NJ and Su loR o iGs%
iisbS ss.sm ''0"s 0'''-'' ''' THOMAS BUST
1LoTHs Cassimere Cassuetts vcstngs kinds of
u linen wear for &c n'iemen chesPa " poNLors.
WHO WANTS A NEAT FARMf
AT n very low rate.
il wa.hngion township Marion county T., Those
and the terms Of sale will be given by application
''D - ISAAC N. PhIFfs, Real Estate Agent
Indianapolis May l, 1919. lO2-u
Dress Trimmings.
TAssELLED Buttons Union Tri@mns Velvet DO Paris Cord
Fall style. received this day Express at - hOKNs.
WANTED TO RENT,
SMALL dwelling, situated conveniently for doing
N Washington Inquire at this office. Is
81. MARY'S SEMINARY.
rBNHE session OF this Institution will commence
9th day Of SEPTEMBER unde the
the catalogue ct the look
stores, DR. apply Ia the principal
2i?w CT. JOHNSON.
BEEBE,S FALL STYLE OF GENTLE
MEMS HATS FOR Is49.
WYE have just received by from Berbe Co.'S les
w Broadway York, ofther Fall style 81 HTS
GensmeB invited call and examine their style.
| 27-y H.J.& B c. HORN.
FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE
1y0R Canfry property LOT No g. Ia 2s being me oafo
e nal coneing Tennessee Streets There are Two aweng
| 81 3uT JOHN TURNER.
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10 MERCHANT TiILORS,
II. b. CT, r KE

las now on hand full assortment of the
LATEST STYLE AND FINEST DUAL.
ilY OF the following Goods:
Snpcrine and medium BROADCLOTIIS, in
black and colors
Supcrine and medium blacl; French and
German Doeskins
Fancy Casimeres of the latest styles
Ecstings--Slk and Merno rich and new
patterns
Extra super. black Satins and Silks
Gents Nd Gloves, best quality, in black,
white and coors
Gents Beaver, Merino and Military Gloves
Under Shirts and Drawers, of Silk, Wool,
Merino and Cotton
Black Italian aud fancy Crayats, of the best
quality
Taiiors' trimmings, of all kinds
Orders from tho country promptly attended
10.
II. b. CLARKE, 205 Kine-street,
ID store above Market st.
Charleston, Nov 2Sth, 1910. 5 6m
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Wilmington and Manchester
RAIL ROAD,

PETERSON " PRINGLE take this early
method OF returning their thanks to tho good
people OF Sumter District, for their very kind
and liberal patronage bestowed since the short
time they have been in business; they respect
luiiy solicit continuance of the sane-
They will keep as before every article in tho
grocery line besides little of the dry goods,
Hardware and almost every article which the
Farmers may call for, will barter for any kind
of country prodncc, and on as reasonable
terms as possible, il you doubt i,iust call in
at the corner store opposite McLcan's old
stand at the 81 gn OF the negroes, the follow
ing articles compose a part of what thcy
have on hand.
1000 pounds Bacon sides
1000 Sugar cured hams
500 " LeafI.ard
10 Kits Mountain Butter
5 do Goshen do
20 Best Goshen Cheese
% Barrels Baltimore Fonr
l0Eegs Buckwhcat do
10 Sacks Java Coffee
I'D do Cuba do
10 do Rio do
10 bis Sugars crash'd. clarified e. brown
| dgds Charleston refined Treackel
do n. D. and West India AIolases
100 Sacks Salt
9 bbs Mackcrel No l
500 lbs Cod Fish
bbls Irish Potatoes
Candles, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
Crockery and Hardware
French Chocolate, Ci,ron, Vermicell Maca
rom, Brazi! nuts, Almonds, Raisens, Ginger,
Nutmeg, All-spice, Pepper, Mace, Cloves,
Pruncs, Pickles, Carsup.
lOO Kegs nails assorted I-2 10 6 Id
I - ID IN
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S0uth-C CarOlimG- Safpfes. Dist.
- IN DJNapy 49, sst Z

Whereas, Jesse Woodard hath applied to
me for Leuers Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of J. Woodward, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, tho kindred and creditors Of
tho sniddeceased, to be and appear before me,
at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis
trict, to be holden MT Sumter Court lIonse on
Friday the 18th dny of December next, to sIlew
cause, if any, why the sad administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Both
day Of November, in tho year of our
L.. $ Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine and in the 18th year of
American Indepenpence.
Dec. 5 6 2t
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.
asa Equity.
Ed Parte

J . lE +. .
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on the
.frst Monday in January next and the day !!:!!--
a PLANTATION, tile Estate of Thos
X. McFaddln, containing about hirteen hun
drcd Acres, situate in Salem County in said
District, on Black River bounded by lands of
DR.. Robert Mnldrow, r. b. Muldrow, M. p.
Mayes and w. Plo"den, with two-story
dwelling house, and negro quarters for
eighty negroes, situate thereon.
The terms o! sale arc, credit of fire wears,
to be paid in fire equal annual instalments,
with interest payable annually from the day
OF sale until the amount Of the sale be fully
paid and satisfied. That the purchaser do
give bond and personal security and mort
gage OF the premises
At the same time will be sold gang Of
EIGHTY NEGROES, on credit OF ono, t,co
ana three years, with interest payable an
nua!lv from the day Of sale until the same
be fully paid and satisfied That the pur-
chaser pay on the sales of the negroes five
pcr cent cash. and the balance on the last
mentioned credit. The purchaser giving
bond and personal securities, or ono security
and mortgage OF the negroes purchased.
NO negro to be removed until terms OF
sale are complied with; and if no! complied
Wilh TO be rc-sold at the risk OF the purchaser
III the interim TO be lodged in jail for safe
Keeping a, the expense OF the purchaser
There will also be sold at The same time
Household Furniture, sixtcen or eighteen
Plantation horses and mules, Wagons,
Ploumhs, and Gear, Stock OF all kinds, Corn
ana Fodder. Credit the same as upon sale
ol The ncgrocs, purchaser giving hond and
personal security. Purchasers to pay for all
necessary papers.
AT
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Equity Notice,
70 Guardians, Trustees, Rece;ucrs,
5ss 1,,t3 no,,, a,,,; ffo,,ei if }ss73.f


and Committees,
All guardians, trustees receivers and others
who are bound 10 account TO the Commission
erin Equity for Sumter District, are hereby
required To beand appear before said Cons
missionerat his Office at Sumter Court House,
the Third Tuesday in January, and iihe
Tuesdays in January and February next, to {
make returns of the estates in their hands,
possession or management, setting forth on
oath, the particulars and value ofsuch estate
and an account of all money received and
paid for said cstates;;-and to substantiate the
same by proper and sufficient vouchers; slsos
to produce all bonds, notes, certificates OF
stock and ether evidence OF choses in action,
which are specified in said return; and also all
title deeds, bills of sale and other munments
olti,le OF property purchased by him or herr
or them, for his, her or their ward or cesty
qui trust Those who fail, rules will he i'm.
mcdiately issued against them. SSfss
JOHN B. MILLER G. .E.g. D..
Nov. 7,h 1910. 3 If
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
fssS5,;.,ls Itss,sa's,s Is 3 e.; @
Charleston to New Y Yorly. Z {
nHE GREAT MAIL ROuTE FROM

THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, s.. c., Z
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of I,ali-
rcns-s;. daily at 3, p. M after the arrival of
the Southcrn cars, via WILA1INGI0Na and
WELDON, N. C. PETERSBURG. RICH.
MOND, TO WASHINGTON, BALTl-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA A. and n. YORK;.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston to
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, and
arc nayigated by we'll known and experienced
commanders, and the railroads are in fino or
der, thereby securing both safety aud Dispatch
a THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation will bo continued on and
after The first of Oct. 1Sl9, as permanent ar
rangcment from Charleston to New York.
Passengers availing themselves thereof, will
have the option either to continue without
delay throughthe route or otherwise. 10 stop
at any of the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line 70 suit their conYe-
niencc. BY this ronte travellers may reach
New York on the third day during business
hours. Baggage will be ticketed on board
the Steamer tp Weldon, as likewise onthe
change of care, at the intermediate points
from thence to N. York. Through Tickets
$50 each, can alone be had from IL, WINS
LOW, Agent of the Wilmington and Raleigh
K. r. Company, al the Office the Company
foot OF laaurens-street, towho,n please apply.
For other information inquire of . IS
l.. G. DUNCAN,
At the American Hotel Charleston s. C ss
May 8 40 "