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PADUcAH, KY June g. i8i5-Niy stock of Cherry and Ia
Syrup now reduced % SIX bottles and il popularity Is dali
increasing. You would well to send me another supply
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ENHANkIlIN HOUSE, BILOAI-The subscribers
II having leased the above well known establishment al
beg leave say that the house has been thoroughly E
repaired and painted The house is spacious and the l
comfortable. aordng convenience for
wishing enjoy themselves during the Summer The Bath
Houses are good The well known character of the House
and the locality Of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them
selves The propretor pledge themselves that neither pains
expense shall be spared to make sheir comfortable
The table will be all times well supplied with the best The
market Affords together with fish and oysters every variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best of Liquors all Of
which have been selected with great The house will
be opened on the 10th instant.
an1H Ry
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Dagis's SyrHg Of H'ld Cherry and Tqr-Ve would call
attention to the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in an
other column Several cases Of It's sautaTy effects have come
under PeTsonal obeIyaon, and therefore confidently
recommend II TO the aflcted.-Ed NJ j. Wcekty Yisiter
and Iempera1aee SeAtiaet, (Trsnt0n,) FEB. B lslI.
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WINER,s CANADIAN VERMIFuGE

ule uhueFsigned, having frequently administeTed
mealclne prepared by Mr. John Wnef of this town. desg
mated j. Winners Canadian Vermifuge" and being fully
saee WIN us ethcaey. confidently recommend it safe
slGiehl remedy Tor the expulsion of from the
I Iics,ii canal an G. Q'RRMLY,
0eHae Vi uie royal College of Surgeons in Ireland etc.
Nfae,ba, r a. -, q. w. DICKINSON,
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- The following statement is from worthy and wei
known citizen: Mr. Mlar has been for several years D
rector OF the Public Schools and has held various offices Of
honor and responsibility:
PHILADELPHIA, September 49, 1si5-A month or more
SINCE was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the common remedies such pafegoc and squs
and other ordinary medicines. Dr. Daviss Compound SyTun
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved meina few doses and three
tourths of bottle entirely cured My mother who ia
troubled with habual cough and has been taking
squs and paregoc has been taking Dr. Davis MEDICINE for
few days past and says her cough not half SO bad
before she commenced taking it. -
- Thomas MILLAR, Al Race street
Ky Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General gents oF
the South and West, j. WRIGHT 4, CT io'
49,, No. 1oI ChGrtrss street, New Orleans.
Where all orders must be addressed Wv IN
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WEAKNEss AND pam IN ,rHR RnEAsr

FHIApkLPIA, June 2, IS4B-I can highly FecOnnend Or
Daylss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knOwlere
Of its virtues My wife had been affected for long time with
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
ume reeur and all occasions the relief speedy ms
n the FIRST place IL Is six months since has been
ires q the Affection cunsider and recommend most
in addition to relieving the breast SWALLOW 70 Water 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-11
The following is the vote in detail

cit, Bay Bayly, BsaIe Bisseli, Bocock, Booth Bowdon
we'll Cleveland D williamson ~ K " Cobb, coIcock, DIM
mick. Disney, Doty Dunhan, Edmundson. Ewing, Feath
Hamilton, Hammond, HARRISON, lsham .. Harris, sam,
.on W Harris, Thomas I Hari', Hibba,d, Hosslssn 3,
Mann, Ms.o a Mecistnsnd, MeboxsI MeLanahsn, Nc.
Richardson, Robbins, Robn,oa Ross. savage. saw,elle,
William Thompson, venabIe, Walden, Waldo, Wallace
W yss M apa Alexander Andrews Ash
mum, Benner, Bokee Brooks Burrows Chester Ba.ler
Fscrdey Gddins. Go9denow Goli, Gould, Grlnnel Hal
, s'ss MsS..eet Mclean. MsaeSs Nelson Newell
EFT, sehenck schemerhorn schoocraf Sylvester, spad.
INK, sprsgue. Seven, Taylor. John Thompson Thur
a 70. S Nc s Fo,or.@Ms.srs Alien and Hebafd
For Mr. T CAnrnz hssr; Als,on, ,Andersoa Ba-
Nathan Evans, Gentry, Raymond Harry, billiard. Howe,
James l.. johnson, Kerr. Marshall. Moehsad, Morton.
Otis, Outlaw, Owen, Shepperd, Stevens. Toombs, Wat
For Mr. b B. Farscu --Mes,r.. Bingham, William
Lef. r. Mcdonald, Mcsughey, Morris, Root, Whiulesey,
Wilson. Wood, Tick, and crowell.
For Mr. @. w. PniLEo -Messrs. Durkee, preston King,
For Mr q. b. FrsaEs.Mes.rs. Houston, osle, Putnam,
Calvin.
tor Mr.. 3. L. GouvERsKua MIR. Holmes
No choice being effected after the result OF this 7h
trial had been declared,
Mr. RICHARDSON moved tina, the House 20 now
ADJOURN and that motion he asked the yeas and nays
but he wthdrew-the motion to adjourn al the request OF
Mr. MASON, who offered resolution, proposing, as
compromise, that John w. Forney be, declared duly
elected clerk OF the 3lst Congress. Much conuson.l
Mr.. WILLIAMS renewed the motion to adjourn, on
which
Mr.. BOYD asked the yeas and nays, which were not
ordered and then was agreed tothe question being
decided by tellers previously called for and ordered
yeas 1O1, nays IS.
And so the House adjourned
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THE UNION.

them to be unjust to be oppressive. insulting reasonable
70 the constitution and untrue IN TACT and VIII not en-
dorse them by my vote | have thus briefly stated my
MI PHELPS Mr.. President did not intend. sir, to
be drawn again into this discussion. repeat what
said the other day. that il any man has met this subject
troublesome II has been, with GOODNESS
and delberaon il has been the senator from Vermont
Now, sir believe i Is IN my power to vindicate these
resolutions against all the charges brought against them
do not wish TO go into this discussion is too late
but after the sentiments which have been expressed /
think duty that owe to myself TO present my hum
BILE vndication OF the OF the State which have
the honor in part to represents the Senate will indulge
me 10. morrow.
No objection being made. the subject passed over
informally
Ordered, That when the sena'e adjourn, ii adjourn to
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.
On motion by Mr.. CASS,
The senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF executive
business and after some time SO spent the doors were
On motion by Mr.. UNDERWOOD,
Ordered, That the petition in the Of VIM. X. Camp
bell George Myers, and John kinkar be Withdrawn from
Mr. HAMLlN presented the memorial Of Rufus
Dwne asking compensation for damages sustained from
contract or carving The mail which was referred to the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a com
panss with 'o resolution oil Of The Senate calling for re-
turn Of the petition and papers Of Horace Souihmayd
Son to the Senate; which was referred 10 the Committee
on Commerce
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr.. BORLAND, from the Committee on Printing, to
whom was referred the motion TO print the memorial OF
certain citizens OF Ohio, asking that portion OF the de.
bates and proceedings Of the Senate may be printed in
phonetic characters, reported against printing the same
which was agreed TO,
Mr. b., also, from the Committee on Military Affairs
10 whom referred the bill for the relief Of Cincinnatus
Trousdale and John G. Connolly OF Arkansas reported
the same without amendment.
OF THE VALLEY OF MEXICO.
| Mr.. DAVIS OF Mississippi, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, to whom referred the map OF the
valley OF Mexico and memoir OF Lieutenant Smith and
Captain Hardcastle of fhe United States Typographical
engineers reported that the committee had considered
the same and reported the following resolutions
Rsoped, That the Of the valley of Mexico by Lieut.
Smith Captain Hardcaste, United States opog phica
engineers be engraved under the direction of the toPo
bureau and, with the accompanying memoir be
printed for the use OF the Senate.
Resolved, further, That there be printed thousand
copies for the Of the Senate, and five hundred
extra copies for the use Of the Typographical bureau.
The resolutions were agreed 10.
On notion the Senate then adjourned
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Rumsey, sackett, Schenck, schemerhorn, Schoolcraf
Shepped Sylvester Spading Sprague Stephens, Stevens
Taylor fhurmsn, Toombs, Tuck, Underhi, Vnton, Wat
kns, White, Williams, Wilson, and Winthrop.
For Mr.. b. b. FRENcH-Messrs. Bingham, Booth, and
Harlan.
For Mr. NJ sr. CLAIR CLARKE.-Messrs. Deberry. J. p.
Caldwell, and billiard.
For Mr. @. w. PHlLEoMessrs. Durkee Julian, r, King,
and Wiimot.
No choice having been effected, after the result of this
trial declared,
Mr. HARRISON asked to be excused from longer ser
vice as OF the teers and the SPEAKER named Mr..
JONES in his stead.
Mr. SCHENCK remarked that he had the other day
brought forward the name OF Mr. ). Foot OF Vermont
as candidate, not only without consultation with that
gentleman but in opposition to his request to the contra
y He had been induced to this course by knowledge
OF that genemans high qualifications for the position,
and by the belief that they were sufficiently well known
to the House to render il probable that the use OF his
name in The election would put end to the dlfculy OF
making choice. Being now, however, under the I'M
preston that the longer Of his name would hardly
lead TO any good esalt, he felt constrained in compi-
ance wlih.his request, 10 withdraw il.
Mr.: KING OF New Jersey renominated MIR. Phllander
b. Prindle
Mr.. WILLIAMS renominated Mr., Thomas J. Camp.
bell
Mr.. PITMAN nominated Mr.. George B. Fisher Of Del
aware.
message was received from the President OF the Uni
ted States saying that be had signed the bill granting the
ranking privilege to Mrs Sarah Polk, widow OF the late
ex President of the United States, James X. Polk.
The House then proceeded with the 10th vote
/ for Clerk, with the following result
Whole number of votes cast GIG.
IN n ch0
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The following is the vote in detail

For Mr.. JoHS w FoassY--Messrs. AIbertson, Ashe,
Ayere bay, Biyly, Bcale, Bsse, Bocock Bowdon Bow.
In Boyd, Albert o. Bregn, William Brown, BaeI Bur,
Cobb, Williamson H. W Cobb, Colcock, Dmmick, Disney,
Doy, Durham, Edmundson, Ewing Fetherson Fitch, Full
Ter terry, Gilmore, German, Green, Hackeu Hail. Ham
il,on, Hammond. HARRISON, isham O Harris, samson
W Harms Thomas l.. Harris, Hbbatd, Hoagland, Holi.
day, Howard Hubbard. lnge, Andrew Johnson. Hoben
Johnson, Jones, Kaufman La Sere, LETTER. Luefeld Job
Mann, Mason. Mccernand, Mcdonald, Mcdowell, Nc.
Lanshap, Mclane. McMun, Mcqueen, Me Willie, Meade,
Miller, Morris, Morse, Dds, Orr Parker Peasee Peck,
Phelps, Potter Powell, Robbins, Robnsos Ross. savage,
Sawtele, Seldom. Frederick Stanton Richard II. Stan
ton, Setson, Strong, Sweetse Thomas Jacob Thompson,
James Thompson. William Thompson, venable Walden,
Waldo, Wallace Wehborn. Whitdesey. Wood, Woodward,
and Young
For Mr. s. Foor Messrs. Alexander, Alien Anderson,
Andrews Ashman, BakeG Bennett Bokee, Bowie, Breck,
Briggs, Books, Burrows, Chester Butter, Thomas Butler
Cabel, Calvin, Campbell, Casey, Chandler, Ola X, Cling
man, Cole, Conger, Conrad, Corwin, Crowcl, Dckey,
Dlxon Daer, Duncan, A. Evans, Nathan Evans Fowler,
ffeedey, Gentry Giddinss Goodenow, Go,., Could Grin
Houston Howe, Hunter James l.. Johnson, Kerr Daniel
King, George o. King. James . King John A. King
Horace Manu. Marshall, Mstteson, Mc(jaughey. McKis
sock. Mclean, Meaeham, Moore. Morehead, Morton, Nell
son, Newell, Oge, Gus, Oataw Oven, Ph9nix Putnam
Putnam, Reed, Reynolds Rsey, Rockwell, Root, Rose,
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Yes, sir let us be true TO ourselves as republican
people on this occasions lei show becoming respec
LEI US be properly mindful OF the Importance oil our exam
pie as the model republic Of the world let us not b
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

501. 8rszawuy, New Herh-
|EyOR SALE. his Patsnt Silver-Pisted Alb
Il dominal Sopporter. patent stec-sPring
Shoulder Brace. Silver Inhaling Tube. end
Lectures on Consumption, &c. Aiso, his
CeIebr.sea IIedIcIneH
As prepared and used BY him. with or without
|the instruments, in the treatment Of Pulmo-
mary Consumption, asthma. Heart Disease.
|Rheumatisr, Scrofula. Piles, Prolapsus Uteri.
Debility, Female Complaints, Spinal Weak
|ness. Coughs. Colds. Cstarrh, and all similar
diseases. The whole forms full and seieatifs
treatment Of Pulmonary Diseases, which ex-
|perience has shown THE ONLY PROPER
TREATMENT yet discovered for their re-
lief OF cure.
The Instruments are the best kind, and
warranted against all defects. The Medicine.
are carefully prepared by Dr. Fitch, and each
article viii sustain its character under the Sc.
|verest tests whsteyer, alone or in connection
with the rest. Agents have only such medi
eines as may be safely used without DR.. Fitch.
personal directions; but have enough to apply
TO any common case Of Pulmonary or Chronic
Diseases.
For directions and explanations, sssee DR.
Fitch's Guide TO 1nvaIids;n valuable famil,
book Of 46 pages, which is given away at the
counter Of the Agents.
For sale only BY FLEMING & CO. whole
sale and retail Druggists, GaIlipolis, Ohio.
July IL, l650.-ly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-11

On motion Of N. G. Tuckerman,
ResotUed, That each member ol
this Convention pledge himself to
use all honorable means TO secure the
/ election of our candidate.
On motion,
Resolved, That this Convention
|aupoint a senatorial and Legislative
central COMMITTEES Of three. The
chair appointed the following per-
sons said COMMITTEES, viz: S. G. Lar
kin, H. Holt, and M. G. Tuckerman.
On motion,
Resolved, That the proceedings OF
this convention be signed by the
President and Secretary, and for
warded for publication 10 the Ohio
Standard, Jackson Union, National
Era, Vinton Republican, Athens
Messenger, Meigs Co., Telegraph.
GaIlipolis Journal, and Hooking SEN
tinel. w. H. B. PAGE, Chm.
o. B. CHAPMAN, Sec'y.
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1NTo MEDICINE has ever Obtained Z
3lN higher or more deserved repoia-
ion than HoBENsAcK's WoRN STRuP5
F. i Is daily etfecting some Of the most
astonishing and wonderful cures thar
have ever been recorded in the annals
Of Medicine.
We would that the public should
know that remedy Is at hand that can
! be relied upon in the most extreme ca.
ses whore worms ars the primary Gauss
Of their suffering. And those thar are
'pining away miserable existence, un-
der the supposition that they are dys-
peptic, when Worms are actually prey.
ling upon the very vitals Of their life,
should use Hobensack's Worm Syrup
.ere it is too late.
Evidence certifying to the wonderful
efficacy of Hobensack's Worm Syrup
in expelling worms, and Motker'S
.grief changed to joy By its usss
This is to certify, that tive or three
weeks past, two Of my children were at
tackled with worms. l used every renee
dy knew, but without effect, they yet
growing worse. until The disease assumed
an alarmingly fatal character, that I and
all who saw them, felt assured that death
must soon close the scene, IL relief was
not soon obtained. One Of them pressn-
ted fearful picture Of suffering; she was
literally alive with worms, her connie.
nance had pallid. dea,h-like hue, her
breath extremely offensive, her frame
wore down to a mere skeleton, and all the
symptoms attendant upon worms Of a
highly aggravated state. To such fear.
E ful extent did the disease arrive, that she
passed worms from her nose, followed By
eopious bleeding. Attbis time obtained
bottle Of your Worm Syrup, and gave
It with bu. little hope. but wonderful to
say, after q few doses. great change
was perceptible, and in few days to my
great Joy and wonder, the two children
passed large wash basin full Of worms.
Since that time they rapidly recovered,
and are now perfectly cured.
SUSAN THOMPSON,
Oxford ST., bet. Front and Second, PhiIa.
We have many more certificates in our
possession. equally surprising as the above,
that we might place before the public. but
we deem this sufficient to satisfy all thst
il is the only known remedy that can be
relied upon.
J.. N. e. G. s. HoBENSACK.
Sole Propiietors. St. John ST., PhiI's.
For sale wholesale and retail by
FLEMING & CO.. sole agents for Gal
LA County; and by Reed, Pomeroy;
and II. R. Wilson, Middleport, and Of
all the principal Drug Stores in the
United States.
May 2. ls5o.-3m
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DR.. .. ID, HOwe's
SHAKER SARSAPARILLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES.

4" AS no parallel in permanently curing
III and eradicating from the system all
CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS,
'Erysi )elas, Pimples, Blotches, Beils, letter
'Ringworm, Scald-head, Female weaknesses
Chronic Sore Eyes, &c.
Read the following certificate, although no
4 thing extraordinary-
OSE AMONGST HUNDREps OF SAME SORT.
DR. HowE-Dear Sir: Allow me to say q
. few words in reference to your prepar alton oI
Shaker SarsaparilIa. l have for the last two
years been afflicted with sore eyes. had
tried every preparation of the so-called Sarsa-
3parilla, without the least effect whatever, I'M
It'll was advised by friend to try DR.. Howe's
preparation. He said he had examined your
recipe, and knew fora certainty that you use
/ Honduras Sarsaparila. Having confidence in
my friend, thought would try it. have
used in all. at this time, three bottles, and you
would be astonised at the sight. My eyes are
now nearly we'll: my whole system invigora
. ted and in fact feel like another man. So
great is the change for the better, that have
no hesitation in recommending your Shaker
.Sarsaparilla above all others, If you think
proper to publish this you can do so, for / am
-willing to satisfy any person of the truth Of
/ the above. HAMILTON POTTER.
All the above diseases originate in deficient
absorbent action, and consequent morbid con-
/ 'dition of the blood. If we only set the absor
bent vessels into active operation they viii
soon eliminate the morbihc matter; that is,
in plain English. they will soon purify the
blood, and cure all diseases to which its impu-
'rity gives rise. No medicine has ever YET
been found so certainly and effeetually to pro
mote this object as the Shaker Sarsaparilla, a.
now prepared by DR.. s. D, Howe, of Cincinna-
iii. Ohio. TRY 1T. Price l dollar per bottle
'or bottles for dollars.
For sale by all the principal Druggists, and
by the proprietors.
DR.. s D. HOWE & CO.,
No. College Hall, Walnut street, ? door
above 4th, Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
MAGUET & NARET,
Agents. Gsilipolis, o.
May %. ls5o.-1ychm
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TAKE NOTICE,

EfTHAT We have made arrangements
with an Eastern Importer Of Drug.
10 recsivs fresh supplies Of the lh.ss, i'm.
5portations. This arrangement win ena-
Bile us 10 obtain goods At an exceedingly
low price, and Of pure articles, ss they
will not pass through the hands Of dea.
lsrs amer they are inspected, and there
win be no opportunity afforded for adul-
serating them. We ara now in receipt Of
DRuos-Forwarded from the lates,
impoRations, comprising every article
usually kept in this market, together with
those new and iner preparations in which
: the East rn physicians have had the mo
nopoly, such as Citrate Of Iron and Qui-
nine, Glyeerin, Collodion. ChlorOform,
Letheou, genuine white Cod Liver Oil,
sIoaesia, pure Bstiersea London Cslomel,
'lodide Of Iron, Iodids Of Mercury, white
chrystalized Nitrate Of Silver, pure CD
Port and Madeira Wine in bottles; allO
which we have tested, and will warrant.
, Il has been our aim to anticipate every
demand Of the physician, and al the same
time TO select such articles as would prove
reliable In the hands Of the practitioner,
saving him the disgrace Of being duped
into the administration Of Inefficient rem
edies, and ourselves the modification Of
having obstructed the efforts OF science
to relieve human suffering.
All our preparations, rinctures, &C.,
&C., are made according to the recon-
mendation Of the U. 8. Pharmacopea
and are for sac in a legitimate way. as
we keep no wagon to send out 10 hu:ksteI
Iof deficient preparations.
PAINTS of every variety, Paint Brush.
les, &C., &c.
Oms.-Fine brown Tanners Oil, Lin.
seed. Sperm, Lard. Olive, Eastern Cas-.
tor Oil, and every variety OF Essential
distilled and volatile Oils.
DYE SruFFs.--Logwood, Camwood.
Brazil wood, Fustic. Nicaragua, Mad
der, Red Sanders. Annette, Cochineal,
'Copperas, Indigo, Oil vitriOI, Blue Stone.
&C., &c.
PERFUMERY.-Roussell's Triple Ex
tract of Cologne, Pomlde Divine, Eau
Lustrale, Extracts, Cold Cream, Ok Mar
row and Hazel Nut Oil. &c., &c.
SOAPS. Roussell's SaponaceOus com.
pound, Nymph, Amandine, Slvon SUPER
fine, pure Palm, brown Windsor, Walnut
Oil Military Sosp, white and Variegated|
Castle, &c.
CosNErTouE.-Italian Tincture Of
Pearls, a cheap and admirable beautiEer
Of the skin.
VERMIF FUaEs.-Sellers', McLean's,
Fahnestock's, ,Loudon's, and Hobensack's.
GLAsswARE.-Every variety Of Physi-
clans furnishing Glassware.
All the above articles for sale whole
sale and retail, exceedingly low for CASH.
Dealers will fad it to their advantage toI
call, as they shall be suited. Be rure you|
send to the right place, and order bill
to be sent with the articles, il you send,
so that there may be no mistake.
May 93-2m FLEMING & co.
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FIre In PhIladeIPhia.

Cincinnati, July 10.
There was very destructive fire il
Philadelphia last night causing tre
mendous saltpetre explosion. A gea
many persons were killed. The loss i
stated to be millions of dollars.
Nashville, July 9.
The Cholera is very bad here. The
newspapers of the city and business
generally suspended.
Pittsburgh, July 10.
There are feet water in the channel
and stationary.
Louisville, July 10.
The city is very healthy. No chole'
ra here.
Cincinnati. July 10, 9 P. NJ.
There were 20 deaths by cholera du-
ring the "a hours ending this evening,
The disease is abating.
Flour dull with sales at 81 l0a 4 25,
No sales in Grain.
Provisions dull. Whiskey quiet with
sales at 214a21a.
Weather fine and warm and river
falling
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Boots and Shoes,
The WORLD is CHANGING.

|N0TICE is hereby given that the
LIN firm of HALLIDAYs & WADDELI
was, on the first day of July, 1850. (by
THE addition Of Partner changed tc
THE firm of HALLIDAYs, WADDELL & Co
The change in said company makes i
highly necessary that the business O
'Hallidays & Waddell should be settled
as soon as possible.
The business of the old firm will be
settled by |. R. Calohan, Of GalIipolis
and VIM. S. Mason, of Porter.
Thankful for the liberal patronage ol
our fellow citizens, the new firm hope
to merit continuance, yea an increase
,of the same.
HALLIDAYS & WADDELL.
July 4, 1850.-tf