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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
by good intentions will support US in

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by good intentions will support us in
defeat.
CoNGREss.-The final vote upon
the Compromise Bill was taken in
the Senate ca The 3Ist ult., and re-
suited III the virtual defeat of the Bill.
One section after another was strick-
Ell out or amended, until the Bill re-
tanned none of its original provisions,
except that portion providing for the
territorial government of Utah or
Descret and fixing that boundary at
the Seth degree of latitude. Thus
mut.lated and shom of the provisions
relating TO California and New Mex
leo, the b,ll, which for nearly six
months has elected "yo'ou the Union
the most intense anxiety, passed the
Senate and was ordered TO be enggoss-
ed by vote of yeas 80, nays ls.
Nor need we llatter ourselves that
controversy and excitement VIII
cease here, for the friends Of New
Mexico and California will make hot,
haste to renew Tie conflict, intro
d"cmg new and separate bills for the
admission oflhese territories as States
'nto The Union.
Mr.. Winthrop has been appointed
United States Sen, VI from Massa-
chnset:s in pace Of Daniel Webster;
and Mir. Ewing from Ohio, in place
OF Thomas Corwn resigned.
The Hon. Dame! p. King, late rep
resentativo in Congress from the
State of Massachusetts, died at his
residence on The 25th ult., after q
short illncss.
TIE WEArnrn.--We too are
prepared TO JON in the chorus with
cur neighbors and sing fierce sum
mer's sultry heats for we have the
testimony # that notable parsonage
'the o!dcs( nhabltant,' that tie heat
oil the present summer is more op-
pressiNc in these parts than he has
experienced in twenty five years.
Our nights are usually qu:te pleasant
in this section, but experience has
taught us that some of Them at least
are othefqci&e. To our surprise, on
last Sunday morning 6 o'clock a. M.
heavy North wind visited us, which
lasted only short time here, but we
are informed that it was much strong
er some Is or 90 miles North of
tins, accompanied with large hail
stones and rain, prostrating the corn
and tearing the blades into strings
We hope, however. that it was nc,t
very extensive, On Monaay even
ing a refreshing shove Of rain fell
very opportunely for our crops, and
the atmosphere is now quite pleas
ant.
GEORGIA COMING RIGHr.-public
meetings, ,numerously attended, have
been held relative TO the Southern
question, at Savannah, Ga, Perry
Z. H., and at Columbus, in which
the Clay Compromise was con.
demnod, and the Missouri Comprc-
misc line OF 36, so and the pan of
the Nashville Convention commen.
ded.
Mr.. Bates, of Missouri, declines
accepting seat in the Cabinet in any
capacity whatever. aa
NOTICES. KS
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The july
and Aug. Nos. of this popular Maya
zine are ON our table, and though we
ave had time only to glance at the
plates and contents 'nble, We are
sure their pages hold m reserve for
us an intellectual treat. One of the
engravings, The Flower Girl is ex.
quisitely beautiful, and worth the
subscription price of the Magazine.
| BLACKWooD MAGAzINE.--O Onr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

The Albany. Argus says thattab3
ihiEty United States soldiers, beIodI
lngto q detachment OF $50, wh1
passed through Albany a'Cew da,
ago, on their way 10 Santa Fe,. 4
serted from the mar body lJeN
they reched Detroit.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

An absent minded gentleman on
retiring at night put his dog 10 bed
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

Mr.. Bates, of Missouri, declines
accepting a seat in the Cabinet in any
capacity whatever.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01

| This double dealing of mankind, taught
me to suspect those who professed to be
my most constant friends; and formed
resolve, that in selecting wife, I
would find one who loved me for myself
| alone. Such was my object in coming
to this place, and with grateful heart,
can say, my object is accomplished al
though the one on whom my affections
were first centred, after pledging me her
hand, cast me off, when she thought
there was an opportunity of beitering
her fortunes. will not upbraid her,,--
and as he spoke, he turned his eyes up
on Ellen, who 'rembled, and grew dead
ly pale; i will not upbraid her, for if
judge her proud heart arihgt, sorrow, and
regre! enough will be her portion. This
night was to have been our wedding
night; but here in the presence of many
witnesses, she has again refused me-
Notwithstanding this, am not mistaken,
the wedding will take place-but with
another bride;' and descending from the
platform, he approached Mary Danvers,
who could scarcely credit what she saw,
and whispered few words in her ear.
sWhen you were simply Charles Mar
tin,' she answered in trembling voice,
Il consented. but now feel am unwor-
thy 10 become your partner .s.
'Ha! here is true love- he replied; and
with gentle force he led her forward up.
on the stage, where minister shortly
appeared, and Joined them in the holy
bonds of wedlock in the presence of the
large assemblage, who, after the ceremo-
ny was over. made the very walls trem-
BILE with universal cheer of satisfaction.
After this, came supper and dancing, and
rsvelry all night. The next day, the
carriage, and bore away the millionaire
and his lovely bride to Boston.
Such SIR concluded the stranger, SIS
my story. Is it not romantic one!'
'It is indeed | replied, but what be-
came of the parties afterward9
Ellen Borden, with all her high no.
tions, at last married poor mechanic
and what is more a drunken one-and
only yeer since, he died in poverty land
misery, and she went home to her parents.
Alvord and his lady still reside in Bos-
ton, and he has never had cause to regret
his union with Mary Dauvers.'
Il presume, from the details you have
given, that you know the parties!'
i have seen them,' he answered.
By this time it was already dark, and
we were rafting over the pavements of
Boston. Presently we passed in spa
cious street, beside an elegant mansion,
and the stranger alighted. As he did so,
he handed me his card, and begged me,
if l had leisure, to give him call. 1t
ives too dark for me to read the name
then; but when arrived at the Hotel,
did so; and you may Judge my surprise.
on beholding, in clear characters, beauti-
fully engraved.
ERNEST SUNDERLAND ALvoRD.
He was. then, himself, the eccentric hero
of his own romantic story. -.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
Popular Education.

Had we a silver trumpet, whose note
of warning could be made to reach the
ear of all, we would send, ringing thro'
the land, in tones that might almost wake
the dead-educate!- the masses
of the people! Cost what it will-let
the sacrifice be what it will--though the
expense be half the nations wealth, let
every American be taught to read and
understand the constitution of his coun-
try, and the Book Divine. Every mo-
tive of philanthropy and self.preserva-
ton impels to it.
Monarchies may exist and thrive,
while the masses are left in ignorance.
That they do, may he seen from the fact
that one half the adult population of Eng.
land and Wales is composed of persons
unable to write their own names! And
this ignorance is not among the aged on
ly; out Of 735,7ss persons who were
married in three years, ending with ls4l,
303,S36 signed the marriage register with
a mark only. And it is even worse In
France. According to the official returns
of the Ere nch ministry of Instruction,
it appears that ten millions of francs are
expended annually by this ministry in
the means of instruction, and IL 900, 900
Of the people can neither read nor write;
100000 can read and write but inn
perfectly; and only 100000 are per-
fectly or completely educated.
A republic could scarce exist for
single day with such population. And
just in proportion as our condition ap.
proxima,es to that Of the old world, is
there danger of dissolution. What
American does not blush when he re-
views the census, or when colporteurs
report thousands of families who cannot
read! Who wants to see statements
like the following, going the rounds Of
the papers: "The Secretary OF the State
of Ohio. says there are $4,000 persons
in that State who can neither read nor
write. Teachers Magazine.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01

ExcRucIATING.-What do you ask for
this article!" said Obadiah to modest
young Miss in one Of our shops.
Fifteen shillings, sir; it is superb
article
"You are little DEAR are You mott"
said Obadiah.
"Why, all the young men tell me So"
she replied, dropping her eyes and blush
ing. Obadiah came straight away.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
MISCELLANY.
From the New York Tribune.
Love All. .a
BY CARLOS D. STUART.

Love all There is no living thing
Which God hath not created;
Love all (! There is no living thing
@ Which God has ever hated; n
His love sustains the meanesl life,
w Whate'er doth live or PERISH
And man may not disdain to love
What God has loved to cherish.
Love all! For hate begetteth hate,
- But love through love increaseth;
Love all! For hate shall faint and fail,
While love. like God, ne'er ceaselh:
Love is the law, The life supreme,
The goal where all are tending;
The hate shall die, the strife shall cease,
But Love is never-endng.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
MEDICAL NOTICE.

rRS. CAMPBELL s. HENDERSON,
- having associated themselves in the
practice of medicine. tender their services
in all the various branches of their profess
ion to the citizens of Agency city, and sur
rounding country.
July 9Th, '49.-tf. .'.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
bertrand Jones.

arr TORN f y A r. l. A n,
y .a1t. Haa oTTUMwA, IOWA, .H.t
N ILL practice in the Courts OF the 3fd
w and 5th Judicial Districts; and the
Supreme Court of the State. f.. s..
Ottumwa, June Sth, 1919. .....r. as
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
NE ASONIC.

"A THE stated communication Of Or
NY TuMwA LoDGE No. I6, will be held
wv at the Masonic Hall, on Thursday
the 2lst. day of Feb, at 6 O'Clock p. M.
A purctual attendance of all the members
is requested. Brethren of good standing in
all regular Lodges are respectfully invited
TO attend aF Bella WHITE, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
y. D. Dcvim,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
oTTuMWA. IOWA

oTTUMWA. IOWA
Will practice i'm the Courts of Wappelio
and other counties Of the Third judicial Dis
trict, and in the Supreme Court. Prompt
attention given to the collection of claims in
the river counties, and the sale of land war
rants. 7.f ".. #a Aug. 8, '4S.--ly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
I'D. f.. Gaylord
A u C. I'll o n e T. Il

Ht# OTTUMWA, IOWA. -.". s
y" ILL attend to making sale of personal
w property OF Real Estate, at auction
at any time for reasonable compensation.
He may be found in Ottumwa, unless absent
on business .rers- May 10th, 1919.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
LAND WARRANTS,

A LARGElot just received, which will
IA be sold on fair terms. A supply ON
hand at all times. Entries made at Fairfield
or Iowa City if desired. J. d. DEVlN.
Ottumwa. November 29th.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
That aOld Coon"

g DWIRE, selected late in September,
-. in the city of New York, splendid
stock of fashionable t&-
'sf9@i DIR II 20 OD s., ~
which are now received, opened and set up
for sale by STREET BROTHERS..
Agency City, Nov. I'd, lS49. E
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-03-01
LAND WARRANTS.

THE subscribers have on hand large sup.
Il ply and will be constantly supplied
with Land Warrants, which they will sell
at the lowest market price and guarantee
them to be genuin..
BRIDGMAN & EVANS.
Fairfield, Feb. Odd, l849.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11

REooRDER's CouRT.-Sceond Municipality
Thomas Thompson, charged with the larceny of
shoe-hammer, was sent to undergo the discipline
of the Work house for thirty days.
Thomas Carroll, alias Happy Tom,"a very
unhappy looking character, was sent to the same
eOmmodiOus establishment.
Michael Gillhooley was required to appear be.
Gore the FIRST District Court for trial, having been
found Recreted in the house of Mrs. Raiford.
Charles Wilson, charged with vagrancy, was sent
before the First District Court for trial by jury.
A lad named William Bake was arranged for
Nhe 'heit OIL lot OF coats and pants left to be
secured at the shop of B. Hart in 81 6bare, .,r.a,
The boy pleaded guilty, said that he had neither
home nor friends, and relied the cemency of The
court. The Recorder took the case into con,idsr.
alton, and the lad was remanded.
John Brown, accused of stealing clothing ,e,,,ed
at $50, from the steamer J. B. Mosby. will hava
to answer the charge at future day.
Several cases of assaults, in which both ,e,s.
figured, were taken up and disposed of
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au3 3td6rnN

HE undersigned desires respectfully to inform the pub.
choice and large assortment of Of ri ANo FoRTES al
very reasonable prices and accommodating terms Among
mem are PIANO Fortes made by the old and celebrated Manu-.
lshed beautifully Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany
Nun Iron Frames made in the substantial and work
M "a, which for sweetness Of tone have not been
eguaed They particularly suited the country as the
h7 fG does does no. require tuning for years.
Inc New Improvement Piano Fores, the Patent vi.
BArNG OVERBRIDGE, is also for sale this establishment
ms improvement givespeculiar mness and brancy the
uebe adds TO the durability and strength of the PIANO. and
renders il capable of remaining mnch longer in tnne tbsn
those IN ordinary use.
w. II. NJ Agent for HENRI ERR IS celebrated CT AMI
rlANoo ana PlANlNOS, made in Paris. For power and
swr ee ~ o. Tone they stand preSBiiHeRt.
The Dolce C0mpdRa ,9ttacheRt, j. Pleyel CO. 3 Paris
fan9s and Instruments from all the best manufacturers con
sE6OND-HASD PIANOS for sale isI az from S5O to
. SOV eaell anu taken ~ part payment for ones
flanus Repaired Tuned, Rented and appraised.
CATCHCART'S MELODEON-Tb beautiful toned
Wind Instrument for Village Churches lodges Sereaadins
Parties, and the private practice of Organss possesses syee
aad powerful tone, Is portable (weighing but Is lbs. aud
seS Orders for GUITARS, V7olns, YioloncelLos, Czar
nets, Elutes Eiageets, StriRgs and AuscgI Mercha1
atse e2sTghad VIII De promptly executed at reasonable
Music. ~ ~
HARPS, Double and Single Action, on hand and made
TO order, 70 suit the taste OF purchasers.
MUSlC,-The largest Catalogue in the South TheStock
Is an accumulation Of 20 years. and in il are many Old
and beanuin pieces Of print.
NEW MUSIC received by every arrival from the North
nu ny the foreign steamships. Spanish Songs, Dances
WatZes ga regular supply; Original Music published
sic bound conird and arrangsd SnIscr 'iios .d ~
.se Message brd, "Sarons Musical Times, " and the
By addressing the undersigned, Catalogues of Music will
iys # = WIN. t. MAYO
SUGAR kETFLEs-The subscriber has for sale fu
mh3 ld&3mW n RICH PnS q NJ ~ ~ ns maIIah~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11

&OSllA REWARD Will be given 10 any medical
WOOOO gentleman leher in of the Stae) after a
pIupe5 nenonslrstOn who any of the following
aieu diseases que er, aud with safety, than can
ahu always have been, opposed to Ostentaousnes hut
hs mas oecome to be general that the public expert IL a.
ma mnatier Of eonne | have cured MORE THAN ONE
hOhpAED THOUSAND CASES of sickness since Inc
year loSfWheh be attesied by thousands who have
rom my SIX and practice, realized relief from the most deadly
shades Of maladleS viz Yellow Fever Typhus Fever Con.
proper Asthma Phthisc, Liver Disease and DyspesIa
anu g 70 he ropsy cure that in forty eight hours without
tapping the patient and if there is any physician Ia New
reans treating case of the Dopsy either in or ont Of the
ospai VIII cure it free OF charge Diseases Of The
f4netn Chronic, Acuie and Inlammalory Rheumatism,
Ulcers OF long standing Ague and Fever cured in
nours or no charge made Wind in the Stomach Habitual
OsuVeness Headache, Loss of Appetite, Palsy Chronic
ceiaaie weakness, etc. Cholera and Cholera Morbus,
pits Guts Gunsh0t Wounds, Scads and Burns, and all
Kinds o. Flesh Rose and Eating Cancers cured without the
use OF the knife other metallic instrument or agn
20 by the apucation OF Vegetable Save, which will
the Cancer, TumOr dead flesh back. and VIII suppurae
or MATTER between that and the line Of sound s and the
lancer VIII drop out In many cases. in hon TO three
(Which often produce Cancers Gravel and Stone Backace
Pains IN the Hips and lns, together with all other durable
sickness OF Men, Women and Children. Particular
paid to diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
have also disc vefed method OF curing StammeFng, of
Suffering, without producing pain at all TO the patent
The afflicted potion OF the public requested search for
the true knowledge OF this matter, they woad dig hidden
treasures.
My thanks and good wishes again rendered the good
citizens of New Orleans and the adjoining States, for
since cizen OF the place. Certificates of aud sail
be examined Office, No. 80 FTenchm,n street, Thard
Municipality, from clock A. ill O'Clock =. NJ.
Jy9 w. N + FRYER, Indian Doctor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11


SUNDRIEs IN STORE.
~ BUTTER-75 large and small kegs of the finest quality:
BEEF AND TONGUE s-35 packages Usher's Spiced
HAMS AND TUSGUEs-8O packages shay's best
Sugarcured:
TEAS-l25 packages Green and Black some choice;
COFFEE-Rio, Havana and Java;
OLIVE and FLORENCE OILS;
PRESERVES, Canton Ginger, Jelies and Jams-4O
PICKLEs-Capers. Olives. Ketchups, Pepper Sauce
MUSTARR-Frene Kentucky and Engish-sO doz /;
worcestershire celebrated SAUCE, and ENGLISH
SShRIIPS-Lemab. Sarsaparilla and Strawberry;
bS66unA, Preserved COCOA. and CHOCOLATE;
ERACkERS-4n packages assorted fresh Crackers:
lAs BE GLAREr, SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
81 buT-35 dozen;
LINE LUCE John Bull Sauce and Essence sehrimp;
SSb6tAaSSpft SHERRY, MADEIRA an Port Wine;
epneT, Alspce, Cassia, Cloves, Ginger, Nut.
ssT megS and mace-2J00 pounds;
p A6CH-Colgate's Pearl starch:
"a i Y 81, Fancy and No SOAP;
MACCoo inESSIl2O boxes Star, solar and Sperm.
PEA n y ~ N ~ I Nermicelli, TapIoca and Sago:
Meai. BARLEY, split Peas and Steam Dried Corn
S 81! YES, Almonds, Primes end Cherries.
S, Loaf Powdered, Crushed and Clarified
,,o sugar, ee etc for sale by ''' anu Cl'rleu
~ ~ ~ SnakLE1 sT0UGHToN 81 Camp st.
- MiIinn Iss-Landing steamer Lafayette and shin
BEEE-ushers spioed Beef.
MUSTARD-10 dozen Kent,,oI,, Mo-,
MOhGES IERSHlRE celebrated : AIffiE
ENGtiSIt PICKLES and Chamnagna CIdaa, al -
sale by Iy9 CaAS STOUGHTON. "a Csm nlu io'
GLOVES AND NuTMEGS-in store
1yl0 A. +. COCHRAN co. "a TehoupitonIass st
OlLa5O baskets Olive Oil, pints and quars,
" jylO A. F. COCHRAN & CO. n Tchoupitoulss St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11

MURPHY HOUSE, Nos SO and 100 st. Charles Stree,
1Vl The subscriber resnecully his friends
and the public generally that he has reduced his to s
regular bOardeTs during the summer months GIG III
month for board and go for board and lodging The
a location oil this house renders particularly convenient
business and strangers His table always supplied
with the best the market Affords and pains will be spared
10 make his house pleasant home 10 all who may favor him
with their paronage In addo to his bar which always
Supplied with The choicest OF liquors. he has attached 10 this
house a Tenpin Alley and Bihard.room -
jyS 3m RICHARD MURPHY
DASs CHRISTIAN HOTEIl-In consequence 80
OF The new and elegant steamer lROQUOIs having fs&
taken her place the Lake for the season. with the M
determination OF running to the watering places al the
greatly reduced fare OF tRe Dollar The price of board nj
his establishment for transient visitors is reduced from s2S
TO = ? per day.
iva lmisdy R. Il. MONTGOMERY. Agent
old BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEI-i,AKE
" END THE OLD SHELL ROAD.-The public -
are respectfully informed that this delightful and beam M
u situated Hotel open for the reception of Visitors
The Bar supplied with the best of Liquors. and the Res
iudge for yourselves.
- hsss Th- Dad is in good order, ia7tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11

ACCIDENTAL son of Mr.. Mcclure, of Lafay.
cite, has been seriously burned by falling into the
smouldering remains of the late fire, on the corner
OF Josephine and Levee streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11

Per steamship Portland-Judge Hemphi, Miss WhghIey,
Rosened and lady Mrs Neal and servant, Dr. Neal and
want, Vincent and family, DR. u Pearson Messrs Cham
Jones, Wheeler Hansbarough, YIN McN.ir, Meriweaiher
Mahon Mandebaum, " ason, Pulen, Runner, Col Smith;
and l2 on deck
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11

ASSAULT WITH SINGULAR WEAPoN-iSubSe-
gHeat Death.-Yesterday Recorder Seuzeneau is
sued warrant for the arrest of named Ma
rigno on the charge of murder. The complainant
Joseph Hernandez, deposed that Marigno had
committed an assault upon Charles Montet with
the shrap point of an umbrella, wounding him in
the face, breaking his ribs, etc. The injuries re-
ceived have caused the mans death.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-11

DROWNED. "A YOUTH named Henry FOCUS,
while bathing in the Mississippi at the foot of
Saraparu street. Lafayette, day or two since, was
drowned. His body has since been recovered
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Rnrks.
RLUEHCK wATEI,-At the FALCON HOUSE.
az .....In

RLUE LICk WATER-At the FALCON HOUSE,
= . ~ tne Dol, gallon or gas my10
-, !, an MN ~ . AND . new leyee:
y ia e. :: HART & -. 10 Tchouptouas st.
i,s for sale R X 3 HOLDEN o. m.,.1m. .,..,
(IENENT-500 bbI. of N-l - p--Ii =
u sale By "'''' " N'"S'A ah" n''s""as' iof
iye HAYMAN 4 HOLDEN. % Magazine street.
SHELLED ALM0NDS-50 boxes superior sheled AL
= AZ Sond'' for sale y p NrcHorss co 7sc.mns
EXCHANGE on NEW YORK At Sight, Short
ID ICE-IOO casks prime fresh Carolina RICE. in store and
IA for sale BY i.s BARELLI & 90. s. conm.,n
"a H AK POs 70 Jog g III for sse BY
pERGAssE GI.ARET.-20 casks inst received. and
loI sse ~ y W. p NELL " o. Common St
L. jys7t JOHN SFROU, & Co 14s ~ C sae ny st
SODA AsH-i5O casks Soda Ash, s. 5e1 cent = q,
iy6 HAYMAN & HOLDEN. 90 Magazine street.
MARBLE DUsT-lOO bbs Of Newark extra fine for
- 80 20 nssazlne street
ne and IN 1o,. fos ana ''O bbs Tbomaston land
iy6 HAYMAN Il HOLDEN as Marazine a
OUTER AND HAME-1,hoice Inno Rn,;a- "a
ID Hams Of the fnesl flavor and quality inst reeeiye
''G ore and for sale by Gu ro,,r,,ro, u
MARBLE DUsT-100 bblq. superior. for soda nnr1oses
wi for sale by JOHN sTRjiJb q & u CO 1ipoS'S'
jy97t i46 tSommon 81
PLAsTBHiNG HAIR-Tn bids. obs and sacks. 70,
I,,5 5sT y : 800 " 40 Gonmon ST.
iys 'soola oj j 81 y sTRorn 20 ,s aIr rem
INTINRs-7s.ss oask- MADEIRA. fsr and Nalsvs
sas s; "a for se ale Ps'aea
!. W az * ~ ana - New Levee.
w j,s |. w. ARTHUR 4 co % and . New Ieve e
tbMENT AND PLATTER -l5OO bbls Denman's
~ AID Nelson Brown Ro endale Cement and Wo her
spoon. Cacnst PS te g., # PqT for yale By
- =, :. SoIN 2 ! AooD q ". $50 common st.
RRANsiH4CeJ gallons, in bond and in store for sale by
- iy9 l. w ARTHUR & co. 3 and g New Levee
a ne ~ bag T, Mo and - Jago, for sale By
- ~ = W n nv a ". = aud - new Lsevee.
CHERRY BRANDY 30 cases real Copenhagen Cherry
~ Brandy in store and for SAL bv i'
jys SAMUEL WOLFF, Is Gravie, st.
STtsTI a ia 4 Ak = ,,TIs, =
f - 80 cases Oh White Curacoa, very superior.
is 0ne ~" W SAnstrpI NO, t,u o- -
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