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HOUSE, OF RErREsrNTATIvs, August 8, 1850.
After prayer, the Journal of the previous day 8
proceedings were read When
Mr.. JONES rose to privileged question, and
remarked that he had been Instructed by the
Committee on Rules to report an amendment, the
Saith rule of the House proceeding II was de-
signed TO have it come in at the end of that rule
Mr.. McLANE said tbatreports from that COM
mittee were not privileged, and lie therefore OBJ
jecled to the reading Of the resolution.
Mr.. ASHMUN was of different opinion.
lie suggested to the Speaker that the resolution,
under which the Committee on Rules was di-
rected to be appointed, authorized them to report
at any tim e.
Mr.. POTTER asked to be permitted TO report
from the Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads, the usual bill creating new post routes.
But Mr. BROWN, of Mississippi, objected;
no leave was granted.
The SPEAKER, after examination, decided
that the Committee on Rules were not entitled to
report at their own pleasure.
Mr.. ASHMUN then remarked thnt it would
be well for gentlemen desiring the prompt de-
spach Of business, to insist steadily on the calling
Of the committees, until the COMMITTEES en- Rules
might be reached. Otherwise, there was no way
Of getting at proposition to that end.
Mr.. McGAUGHY asked to be excused from
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Snag and dredee boats, &c, coast of Texas 81, 00
Removal Middle rock, N. Haven harbor, Ct. ,00
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From California.

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA -ARRwAL OF THE
.'.. ..- b.. CHEROKEE. @ ..r.a
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Notice,

will offer for sale a, Sumter Court House
on The first Monday in March next, TO the
highest bidder, TWO NEGRO MEN, be-
longing To the Estate Of H. j. Brown, decd.
Also, two mules, and one horse; and on the
following day. at the late residence of said
deceased, will be sold Corn, Fodder, and po-
tatocs.
Conditions Of sale will hc for the Negroes,
a Bond with good personal security, credit
r"uf Years, interest from day Of sale, and
pald annually; and for the other property
credit Till October next
JOHN &. WHITE, Admir-.
Feb 9, 1850. Is A.
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,EssgS acsgGssa a1g
ON TILE ss 80
aIanch chester and IVr riInliagt)Il
LsAgf. RIO Al5

sse1ELcsxsess
IS The Stockhold desE, FIR IER ERS0N az pIsIN-
GLE take tliis early method oi returning
their thanks 10 the good paopls OF Sumter
District for their very kind and lheFaI patroJi.
age bestowed since the shoft time they hayss
been engaged 10 this .glprinus eiterp
Fare being now reduced 10 half III es,ise.
quence Of the great rise in cotton, which sve
aincereIs hope will induce many 70 call ard
take advantages now offering.
Racen, Hams, Sides; Lard, Butter, Cheese.
Fish, MackeraI, Mulleit, Cod. and Iriat, i,os
ta,oss; Candles, Sperm, AdamadtiDe and ia 3
low; Flnur, Baltimore, North Carolina and
Buckwheat; Coffee, lava, Rioand Ctiba; su.s
gars. Crashed. Clarified and Brown; lipiaasna
and Treakle; Crockery and Hardware; Mails.
Soss. Starch and I Bjus ain Inao: 81, ;a,e esasgss.
Salt, Iron. and variety 1f sWoet things, 10 bc
had at the sign of the Negroes. siosIiers
Broad and Main Streets, Slmterfiile. s.. Ca;
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Head Quarters,
CHARLESTON, Jan. %, 1850.
ORDER NO

The following Troops will parade for RE-
VIEW and DRILL At the times and places
mentioned, viz:
The Uniform Companies of the 10Th and
18th Regiments, and the LIST Regiment of
Artillery and the Charleston lIussars, ON Fri.
day, the 22l OF February
The 18th Regiment OF Infantry ut Ridge.
vile, on Tuesday. the 18th of February.
The Lower Battalion Of the 10Th Rco
'nent AZ Strawberry Ferry, on Thursday, the
2Sth of February.
The Uppc~ Battalion Of the 10Th Reci.
mcn al Black Oak Lock Cor Club IIouse) on
Saturday the I'd Of March
The S'h Regiment of Cavalry at or near
bradley IL Brittons Ferry (soulli sde) on
Thursday, the lst Of March
The 3lst Regiment of Infantry at Black
Alingo on Tuesday, 9Th of March
33 Regiment of Infantry at Conwayboro.
on Saturday, the OH of March.
The 32d Regiment al Marion Court House
on Tuesday, the 10th of March
The 29l Regiment OF Infantry At Darling
ton Court House, on Thursday, the lI,h of
March.
The 7th Regiment of Cavalry at or near
Darlington Court House, on Saturday, iile
10Th Of March.
The 3O.h Regiment of Infantry a, Bennc,,s.
vile, on Tuesday, the 18th of March
The 18th Regiment at Chesterfield, on
Thursday, the 2lst Of March
The 2ls, Regiment At lancaster, on Sat.
urday, the 2}d of March
The 22d Regimen, at Camden, on Tues
day, the 2Gth OF March.
The goth Regiment at Swimming Pens,
on Thursday, the 2Sth OF March,
The iilh Regiment AT Suntcrvii,c, on Sat
rstp,y 10 ltl ,x.I r. 4
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ESQ wise ian Finne!--'TIS FOLLY
10 DEFER AFFLlC TED REap--Tho,>


sands are suffering from disease from whjoh ,he,,
Is no ohhcn'ty IN bong permaucnily aud aperdi,
relieved, provided The right means be useJ =
An every vice hns a own punishment, SO /,
"ania seem every disease has lis remedy. 'rbis
'"e' ana thete Ia nothing in thia lille moro GER
'a'n 'h"h thas The AMERICAN COMPOUND
IS mo most speedy mud certain remedy for ull
Diseases aI delicate character, known 10 The
world Adapted 10 evnry stage Of the disease.
sex ana Constitution. at all times aud seasons
.her" Is no Tears ofeSposure detention from b,,s,
'"es. nor restriction in diei from ,hs certain and
speeay relief II gives. il 10 nnn tho mos, popn,f
I'medy OF the day. Ten Thousand cases hayo
9sen cured eifec,ually by il dnsiug The mat yrnr
itepatsd by practical physician the afflicted
90" 'I'y WIN condolences on its curative powers
over discusses of this character. Full dreo,aas
accompany each bottle.
W CAUTION,--asl for Tho ar,orinan oon..
| so, - se''s. Ifiee
For Sale by p. NJ. Cohen charles,oa. f,os,,
,iaht y Miot Columbia; z. De Hay Camden
naby the principal Druggist in MI the County
towns thrcugiiout the State. s.
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-Carolina----Su Dist.
N TIE CON4HON PLEAS.
Andrew J, Hicks and Daniel Hicks od, r.

Ahdrew ;. Hicks and Daniel Hicks, ads. c..
a. Rupert. Tor al--Ca So.
Andrew J HICKS and Daniel Hicks. who
are IN The custody "f The Sheriff of Sumter
District by virtue of Writ Of Capias ad
oa''siasCIendsn at the suit OF c A Ruper,.
Tor another. having flied in my office, toretb.
CT whh schedule, on oath, Of their estate
ana effects, their petition tn the Cour, ol Com.
mon flcas. praying that they may b.. init
ted 10 The benefit of the Acts of the u ,,ncrn)
assembly made for the relief of lnsolvcnt
Dco'orS: 1t Is ordered, that the said C.. A.
Rupert Tor another. and al. other the creditors
10 whom he SAID Andrew J Hicks and Danl.
iilcks, is IN any wise indebted, he, and tbev
are hereby summoned, and have notice to IA D.
pear before the said Court, at Sumter Cou,,
iiouse' on the second Monday after the 4,h
monday IN March next, to shew cause il any
lhey can, why the prayer of the petition
aforesaid should not be granted.
on J. ID. JONES, G c rPs.
Office of Common Pleas, }I2 Gin
Jan z, 1850. E.
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III Notices.

The subscriber has undertaken The COL.
l.ECTING BUSINESS, and hopes by his
promptness in attending to any matter on.
trusted to his care. TO merit the patronage OF
the community. Ho resides in Sumtervil,c,
where he will thankfully receive for collcc-
ton any Notes, Accounts, &c. &c.
Dec. 10, lsi0. Sit b. CANANAGH.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Geo. 5. G. Dcschamps ads Thos. y. IlorrclI,
Ca Sa

Geo. 5. &. Dcschamps ads Thos. y. IIorrclI,
Ca. Sa.
Geo. 5. G Dcschamps who is in the Gus.
tady of the ShcrIfof Sumter District by vii. .
tue OF writ of capias ad satisfaccnium at the
sun OF Thomas ID. il"rrell, having filed in my
Office, together with scedulc, on oath, of his
estate and effects, his petition to the Court of
Common Pleas, praying that he may be ad-
mlttcd To the benefit f,he acts ofthc General
Assembly made for the relief of inso!yen,
debtors. 1t is ordered that the said Thomas
ID. Horrcl and all other the creditors Ia whom
the said Geo. sc. Deschamps is IN any wise
indebted, he, and they are hereby summoned.
and have notice to appear before the sau
Court. at Sumter Court House. on the second
Monday after the fourth Monday in March
next, to shew canse if any they can. why the
prayer of the petition aforesaid should not be
granted.
J. D. JONES, c. c. =. 5.
Sumter Dist. I''"', jan, ; 7'S 'H'l: ls5o. II am
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aR2lsaRssafFNS SALES,

ss of sundry Executions 10 me di-
] resteJ, lfhe sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and daysfollowine II,
Marchs next, within legal hours Of sale,
the fighsst bidder for Cash. the following
prpPerty Purchasers ,n-pnv fer Titles
!Slnc tract of 300 acres 4faIand
more or less, in CJaFetn6n,, adjoining lands n
j. ). Moses and A. Brown, icv;.,i on as the
7srpliss;iss oLBenjamin Mitchell, at the suit Of
$. +. Ripley. !,
One tract of 100 acres ofland
in Clarendon, adjoining lands Of =. ~. R. Ua.
ley and where defendant lives, levied upon
as the property OF Washington Barticld, at
the suit OF Jas. +, Ridgeway and Jas. b. I'LL
ton, cxor of VIM. Hilton.
j tract of $50 acres Of land in
Salem, adjoining lands of +. Welsh and Sa.
rah Beard, levied upon as the proper,y OF
Aaron F. Beard, at tic suit Of C. #. PLAYER.
i negro levied on sthc prop
erty of Q. s. Recs, at the suit Of a. Con
way.
4 negroes levied on as the
property OF J. J. Tindall, at the suits of Jas.
L. Pack, John F. June, md A. c. Houston.
i negro levied on as the prop
erty of Eliza A. Walker, at the SUIT of JAS.
B, and T. c. Richardson
l horse levied on as the prop
srfy OF Martin Barwick, at the suit Of ].
Lawton. , et.,
4 negroes levied on as the
property of Larkir y. Dinkins, at the suit of
Bank State Of South Carolina and others.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
snSEriy Of Arabela Brock, at the suit Of r. X.
Rea.. - ''' " ~ ~
i negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of Henry w. Atkinson, at the suit Of
A. Norris, for al. and a. J. Moses.
3 3negroes, levied on as the
property OF Thos. N. Droughlon, at the suit
Of M. l.. Setter.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of Jos, T.. Cummings, at the sui, OF ~.
A. Colclough, admr.
2 negroes, levied on as the
property OF c. ID, Gayle, at the suit OF S, S.
Farrar and John II. Rennekcr.
] negro levied on as the prop
ery Of ]. c. Graham, at the suit of w. G
Williams, for al.
/ negro, levied on as the pro-
pertyo K. l.. Heriot, at the suit o, Bank of
State of S. G..
l lot and buildings thereon in
Sumtervile, levied on as The properly of w.
s. Hoyt, at The suit Of John G. Simons.
4 negroes, levied on as the
property OF II. Jennings. at the suit of Bank
State Of South Carolina, cases.
4 negroes, levied on as the
property OF L. r. Jennings, at The suit of the
Bank State of s. G..
| negro, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of Robert Lowry, at The suit of w. A..
CoIclough, adn'r. Eliza Wheeler and r. w.
Fraser.
Inegro, levied on as the pro
pcriy OF J.. f. Mcleod, at The suit of John
y. Murray.
horse levied on as the prop
sriy OF NapolconMcLeod, at the suit OF Ma
.s.AcCoy.
i negro, levied on as the pro-
pcr,y .! james Ray, at the suit of Willis
| horse.mill levied on as the
property 81. ID. MciSod, a, the .sut of Mary
N Coy IN be sold II, The place where j, is
?" ''osiiy %AyRvET ~ ~. .sKlNSEn, $. $. D.
Feb H., 1880.
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;, I The price Of Packages Of Qaarta,
i'cke's only, IS published in lh S paper, & ,s 4
=. W Please mail order a few day. gEross
Ut Letters a w,ys strongly envelopat ana
carefully sealed g.
aI None but,h Managers Printed nras,.
ngs sent from pfFER 81 cos.
W Every order to PYFERx 81 Co. ii
answered by return mail
Bank Drafts or Certificates al Dapes;t
payable IN Gold Mt sigh, promptly RENTED
to any part OF The Country FOR Prizes aold
at this Agency,
Four Capital! 9 ~ ss3
u Money in any sun.s hoa'eser ls,fg6. IAN
be confidently mailed TO The address nf
sPYFE.R 81 co. 'Sss - -
Distant Residents throughout The IIr;tsa
States, who desire att iNcRsAsE or FoH I'm j.
have az, order Tor a single Ticket or ,aeEa,,.s
AT Inc prose SCI forth in Tho above I'd H
to e the tsld Established. Fas,fa6,aa and Tra,is
Lucky Mouse Of 8 i'i's
psfREts Ss CO.
4 Ne Il tdaHr sFRgRr BsLrIaoag m s.
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TSM2SRMM6G MNMsN,

The undersigned would respectfully Inform tho
public that he hns taken the house well known ns
Mckan, ia the tnwn Of Camden where he is prc.
pared tn accommodate travellers and boanlcrs n,
rcns"nnhc prices Those who desire To feel the
same quiet abroad uA ut hnm:. are invited to give
him u call
Travellers accommodated for n single night. and
breakfast in time for the in the morning al
moderate charges. J. H. +. BOONE
~ Proprietor.
rcp' ID 1917, 10 II
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Notice.

Those Wishing the Professional services of
'hc subscriber, mny find him during the day
al his oii'cc IN rear OF the Drug Store, and
dnr'"g me night at the Hotel kept by Mr.
John China
I. MILLER
SumlcrvilIc, Jau |, 1850. 10 Gm
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! Valuable Plantation
sa aGpLsa G:I9aaN@e

2-sra0oISa 2-sr GS3saA4oSo
= Tho Subscriber offers for sale the plan:a-
lion lately ow ned by Col. Thomas j.. Wilder
deceaaed, situated in Claremont County,
Sumter District, FIVE miles below Sumter
yiIle.s Said plantation has on it a good dwell
ipg house aud the necessary out buildings
Stables, Barn, Ginhouse and screw, and nc
gro houses sufficient for the accommodation
Of about 40 negroes. It contains over 1000
acres Of tho very hest pine land, about 800
acres ofwhich are cleared ana under good
fence. s 49, 3
(, Conditions, a credit Of one, two, three and
fonry years, thnpurchaser giving bond and Sc
curty, and a mortgage OF the premises.
Apply to The Subscriber, or to John D.
Jones ii Snmtervillc.
LEONARD WHITE.
Feb'ry 10th, 1850 II BIN
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M e W @ 90

We are now receiving and epefi iiiig for
sale tho largest assortment Of goods ereF
offered in this Town, ID which we would Ta.
spectfnily cali the a!lentidnaf our custotnera
and the public generally. WaWiil not be IiI,si
delaold by any house for cash; and OF as ma.
ny Inducements to approved 1redif. as any,
oge. Call aud examine FOR yourselves. s.
Nov, 9th, Is49 b; ~
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COD LIVER OIL.

THIS valuable MEDICINE is now used
WIN astonishing efficacy in the cure of Con.
sumption. Scroiula, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility. Diseases of the Kidnevs.
enc etc. a fresh supply just received and
for sale by
H. j. DELAY,
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall,
Camden, Jan 80
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Webb Clark Hotel,

III q n .SU1ul.E.IsJz'.I Isl .,
This Hotel is situated sinthe most pleas.
ant part of thetoa n. The Proprietor Wpll be
pleased to see his friends and the travelling
public; promising to spare no exertions on his
part to render them comfortable. Charges
reasonable.
WEBB CLARK,
Proprietor.
Jan 90 13 If
u Tri- Weokl Telegraph. (Columbia)
and Charleston Courier, copy three months
and send bills TO this office for payment.
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For Sale,

For Sale.
valuable plantation containing nine hun
dred and eleven acres, situated in Clnrcmont
County, about seven miles from Sumtervlle.
on the public road leading from Sum,crvile 10
the Swimming Pens. There is on the place
a good Dwelling House, Kitchen, Smoke.
House, Stables, Corn House Sc All in good
repair For terms apply TO Saml j. Bradford
}. w. Dargan or tho Subscriber on the pIan,.
alton. VIM. VAIf;IIAN
Nov. IL 1910 n
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PHILADELPHIA.
pnroat-nentl1 Of nr. DE BonnevIIie-Flre,

RUFcHi--iffHiu o. SF. slS buUutFltiC- tAb,
Correspondence o. Tae Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Wedoesday. Dec. 10, 1850
AS SiguOrina Teresa Paf0di, tue celebrate
italian vocalist, is expected to arrive IN this city
.his evening from New York, numoer OF oar
musicians have arranged honor her at her MOTEL
10 night with splendid serenade. she makes
her DEBUT in Philadelphia en- Friday evening, IN
Lucrczia Borgia, an opera IL which she IS said
to be great.
DR.. George De Bonneville, who was many
years ago ia eminent physician, died yesterday
morning az his residence in this county, at the
advanced age Of 81 years. would mention as
remark able fact that ne resided during his whole
life In the house where he died, having been born
IN it, He leaves large fortune. His wife, TO
Thom he married a. an early age, still sur
wives, aged 90 years.
A rather destructive fire occurred in the Athe-
nian Building Franklin Place last night Thc
loss is $1,000, on which there is but s., $50 insu-
rance. The principal sufferers are David Boyd,
Jr Tailor; Arthur's Home Gazette; Wagner aAd
McGuigsn, Lithographists, and Richard p. M5s
ridge, Stereoty per. The tire broke out IN tue
lois and extended no owec than the fourth story.
Yesterday morning, James and Sarah Fraley,
residing on the Westchcster Road, near this city.
were found dead in bed Their death was caused
by Inhalation OF gas from a coal fire. They were
English and about 30 years Of age.
On Monday night, J e. Grubb's hardware store,
rs Market-st. was robbed by burglars Of number
of pistols &c.
The CorIoN Marke is dull, and holders, In order
effect sales accepted rather lower prices sales OF
$50 bales Upland and New-Oreans at litQl5sc T. ID, on
time There change TO notice in The FLOUR Market,
and the sales mostly confined small lots orthe sup
ply the city trade 81 750i ala for common and good
brands e7i05 80 for choice lots aud fancy Ohio and
kew-York al higher rates 100 b5ls RYE FLOUR sold at
3 So Com MEAL s held drny Il. - y bbl, al which
some further have been made There is bat limited
of WHEAT offering and prices steady sales OF
300G00o0 hush good Southern red Ole ana Penns la
mia white at llc y hushel CORN ia in good demand fer
shipment and Go6007 ou0 bush yelloI sold % cts,
afoe!. including come white &c OATS are in good de-
nand 600 hnsh prime Peuns yvana sold from g
c q bushel WHISKY Is held firmly; sales Of bbls &c
and hhds al 2oc.
SALES or STocRs-Fi,sf Board-l0 Mnehill RR, 6jt
500 State js 49, go 5000 Morris Cana Bonds, 50 -
Lehiph Navigation % Ii Harrsburgh RR, M $50 Read
ing RR, sos 10 lpSon Canal, II $1,000 81 Louis IS ~,
q5; 600 Sch Nav s go Is 5000 Reading RR SIS, 785
Second boards ,Oo0 Sch Nav 6s. Gs, 49,; $1,000 Ale
ghery Comfy 6s, o. 920 State SIS 93 $1,000 do. 93i; q
heading RR So 600 Reading ItR Mort G's, i9, 82 %
PeuDa RR, 43; 20 Penna BIZ not; II Mech Bk, 29s
Ear and Mech Bk, h9z
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" Temperance AIeeGin9-THI5 EVENING, q
n oc.ocs in the CaruiHe-sr Church, by lie Old Ain
Werd Society. J p COUCH VII address the sndi-ne'
80 t-'''U . ~ Jgaa TERRELL, Pres55ea.
IT DR., Lurener's Fer Tnirrnary, q Warren
81 Bf0Ao way open tron iii y of me eHci1slFe
<1epl Of ear 1ise2ses deafless Discharges from the
a. and en- Unpleasant noises In the bead cured IN sho
u:De without nsk pain Consultation fee, ST. bJ Letter
Or otherwise Unpaid letters Iefused
TESTIM ONIALS.
CIV thsuks publicly tender Dr.. DUTRFEz- Aurist-
a Waensi for the surprising curs he has performed OF
ne fer four ye4ra troubled With deafness In o1e Of
NJ eErs accompanied With dlsagresahs dlscaar S iron
ne external e and tired the rsi physicians IN is city,
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and New Orleans With
ouI the east benefit and cured 0g the above named gen.
aernan IN The ShoH space Of wees TIf ougp -
JOHN GLOVER, il. builder Frankln-avelus. Brook.
IN cured Of deafness sId discharges from tie external
aiss ADELAIDE BROWN, daughter OF Capt Wa.
3TCwn Bay State steamer. Fsu River, va5cuTod 7eTy
isagreeabe discharges and her hearing very considerably
benefited
FRANCIS LOUIS, Prospec, HiI Brooklyn, was az deaf
post and cured II weeE,
WI WOOD. soa OF Solomon c. Wood Goshen, Orange
County, cured OF Deafness accompanied witn ia.
charges from the external Er Ct is years standing 10 Elk
weeks.
Ihe above cases were considered incureble, ard eli
Deafness offended vim ScEOf1.a Until Dr. LUEENER3
treatment discovered Numerous other Testimonials 20
be seen al hls Office q Wsren-sl nj Inn
~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved so % color ne
dgir or Whsbefs the oeuit IS applied without the ieasl
washed with TIE strongest soap Immediately II 5 applied
EaoB waiting DRY For sale, applied, al BArcHEL-
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r7p- New England Society In New YorIs.-rhe.
SoCie V hold lis Annual Meeting Tor the transaction Of
buseas and 1rthe Election Of Officers Tor Inc ensuing
dllt23D EPHM KINGsBURY, Secretary