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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I WANT TO EMPLOY "No Is Cabinet
l Workman next year, of steady habits. No
person need apply unless he Is first rate
hand ! VIII give such person s35 per month
and board.
Direct to me at MARSHALL. Harrison county,
Texas. SAMUEL. e. T. FORD
November 10th. is50--23-lf
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90 MRS. BRhCkEN 81 son have taken
E4;.: charge of the Rpsk Hotel, in Rusk,
kiA Cherokee county and solicit The patron
age of the travelling public The table viii be
furnished with the best the country affords ,
and they pledge themselves that no pains will
be spared to- render it one Of the most gcntecl
rnd comfortable establishments in Eastern
Texas.
RINK. Chcrnkrc Co. Fol- u. 1880 nhOv
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70 Merchants and PLANTERS.
4 NJ. MORO \.

\. NJ MORO M
SHREVEPORT, LAr
AFrERs for sale a large ard general as
)sortm.nt If Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes
Hats. CAPS, Groceries, &e to which the aiicn,
Non of buyer, j. invited. ll'' stock ~', nouRD'
p, teloWc.t prices md rs can offer great "duee-
ment.. Country produce taken st best rates
Merchant. slso supplied II Hati adriHef.
Shreveport Nov 1850. y"
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s,,urvcrOUT CARDS. ETC.

noBERT DONNEiL & co, 'e'ce street
Il Shreveport, la. Groceries, Dry 'e'ds'
irr{,rore. Boafs Shoes, HFiN Pror,s'oHs'
~, ~, -. ,- 93-ff
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hR ROGERS Compound Syrup of Liver
l , port, Tar and Canchalague, Scr consump
ton bronchitis coughs asthma, and lung CON
plants generally, can be found -, the Drug
Store Of NORRIS a. TACkETT.
MAY q $50 4sy
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ST A X HOTEL.
& ! THE suhscriber taxes this method of
- informing the public tina, he has taken
charge OF the above establishment, situated in
the town Of Jefferson, Cass county, Texas. lie
will spare no pains to render those who may
call upon him as comfortable as the accommo.
dations Of the country viii permit,
r. r. ROGERS.
jefferson, March % 1890 nt3 "
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Plough Manufaciar,---tustin street.

y = 7
1 IT, kinds of -uuf-and o very superior ar
\ ,iclc of Scotch together with All sorts :"
OF good aud prciiy things can be- found at the
Drug Store II NORRIS & TACkETT.
May g. 1850, nisy
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I'pstw Ia. Ttras Apr} ,, $50.
| certify lba, Dough, 30 Saw Gin OF J. $.
Alexander last spring. that Is as good as any
that | ever saw, both for making a good sam
pier and fast picking BENZ GAGE.
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nOCTOR W. D. TACkETT has perma-
- nehty located in Marshall Tie respect
fullt tender. l- scr, ices TO The public generally
in ali the various branches OF the mcdieal pro-
eSsion.
Office No ! Johr.on's brick building. n33
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y. MuNrEnss, b. sriLwfLL.
AONTROSS e. STlI.WEIL, " hoirsale
vi md RfaH Degtrs ia CLO THfNG,
Ne. - Maga4uc street, corner Of Common
street New Orleans.
\. Measures taken in New Orleans for
Gcnilcmca's tiofaa,, ard made to order At
their house ia New York, at short notice, and
in the latest Vtt.
Sawcil a. Noutros-, Manufacturers, III
Fulton -. New ! otk. ni9
We would respectfully invite our customers.
md purchasers generally, in want Of Fine. Iask-
nnabis Clothing, 10 cali and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising 10 part ,he iol-
loving goods:
lllnvk and eolorcd cloth dress coats
Black and cooFtd cloth lrock coats
Black ard calored saek and shad coats:
Cashmere and tweed sack and ,had coats
Fancy tweed business coats
tloaks and oyereoa,-, so varieties;
Black cashmere pants
Black docskn Cashmere pants.
Fancy cashmere pants,
Black saiineitc pahM,
Fancy cashmere vests
Black saiia vests
Black and fancy velvet vests;
Black silk vests
Also, shir's, eescais, taneitercii,fs, e'e. lioy
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OF & u =, u . 4 IL =:
Encourage Hane Maapfaehrcst'!
o. WE have IN operation, sew
en- mlles southwest Of Mar.
<kxzn-eSaa-sa shall, iouudcry for ploughs,
and other ca~ings and are now manufacturing
a superior Plough, to which we invite the At
teniion Of the planters of Harrison and adjoin-
ngeouu'ic-
These plough. are inferior 10 none, and are
sold az low ~. any plough Of equal quality,
Thcy are wnrauted fer SIX months, or, II
broken In that tmf b, returning the broken
piece new piece SILL be given ia exchange.
Specimens can be- seen either ut the tonndery.
or Al Evans, Gregg & Keys, our agents IN Mar
shall who nre prepared to iill an orders.
Terms--CAsW
SANDERS d STE WART
We will pas cents per pound for old
casings. delivered either az the foundcry or at
Evans, Gregg d keys, payable ~ castings or
goods $ & s
August 80, 1919 l6n
Plough Manufaciar,---iustin street.
~ TIN subscriber having erected
ia ,bc town OF Marshall
,sssk-e--e.a---A foundery for the casting Of
ploughs exclusively, beg leave to salicit the
patronage Of Their friends, and residents Of
for the same.
COLEMAN & ALLEN.
January 10. $50. a2y
s " I FF
1 III. kinds ol -uutl-and o very superior ar.
y ticlc Of Scotch. together with all sorts J."
Of good aud prc'jy things can be- found ai the
Drug Store II NORRIS & TACkETT
MAY g. 1880 missy
INOrGH & LANE having received the in
\ strueiions from the Department Of the
Int,r nor in relation 90 procuring Bounty Land
Warrants, uudec the hle &c, Of Congress, ap-
proved 2-ih September, 800 will attend toany
branch ia that department which may be Gu
trusted io them o3-N
NORRIS a. TtfhEIT,
HAVE just received the Balm of Column
bia," and would be- Glad to sell few bot
tie, TO the bald headed Or those having fears Of
badness. Call at the DRUG STORE.
GUNS!
IUST received lot of fine douhle.harrcled
~ shot guns. Prices yaring from 500 TO $50
Also lot Of p'-tol- VI STEi>LElN
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NsT ortrE or TO ssrsF.=-1hc Boston Post l. res.
nnaaih1s IN sis- following
~ Qa's n~i his isiieni and .,ups her.
pisrh from her .nof b., to draw;
"fss'sr famos~. bep,, enc. the Dociof
"Ys having tbs hrst Mseni~w
" How charming the suaili-p, you wenr'''
''Ts much ~ your service" she cried
= Nay nsy. that b I,o had declare,
~ rsscA NJ and ics nv i.,-L!e :"
Whae = The use Of putting tubs out door
= csleA sI wafer when Il IL raining hard.
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hOCTOR W PATRICK + LANINGlIAM,
/ myuu bad an experienced practice IN the
medical profession for ,hc last laricen years IN
toe state, of N,-.i~-ipp and Loii-iana' respect
mllt terG,rs BIS professional services To the
ctilru- of Harrison county.
Rc.idencr-S aRelle place five and half
miles north If Marshall nal a.
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aBairc $ tchcmi"cl
n NJ STElNIElN having just return
~ ed from the Eastern cities OF View
A lork. Philadelphia and Baltimore
takes great pleasure in announcing to the CIT
izcns OF Harrison county and the public gen
orally, that be i. now receiving and ofenlnga
very extensive and General assortment OF
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l. 6. BENNERS, i0o0ry end toat-e'ior
II. a lar, Jefferson, Texas.
October II, 1880. MS tm
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vs. g. ullf. a Fn,1fH. suruu.
IT'LL. FIR WEIR. & SiiEpp Nwargsa'
/ Lar, Mar.mlL 'Fcas, aIlI practice iu the
supreme and District Courts Of thc STATE and
the Courts Of TIE United Siaic- for thoSt"tc
of TcNu-. al y
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Correspondence of the Courier.
WASHINGTON August 6

WASHINGTON, August 6.
The Senate will meet today, with az anXi-
Gus GsIoo$ilion 20 pass some bill fixing the
Texan boundary, or providing for lis adjust
TIcIlv. Eir. Fou;c Is ~ b!lug i0l""id 4 b.Ii
combining the above ob;ec. with the eStab-
lishmcnt Of i territorial govcrnme.: FOR New
Mexico.
Nh pearce will introduced different tii
but having in view the same object. Nci.i-
er of these will succeed. Dir. Ru>k has cX-
pressed !. decided opposition tc the coinbiii-
lion Of the Texan question with any o;her
bill. 1t is very imp0ri&n. t!.at Whatever bi!
respecting the boundary may pass shall h'Te
The votes of the two Texan Senators, By
which it will be commended TO the State of
Texas. The Texan Senators are willing 10
vote for bill making proposition of 4 c,':-
tain boundary with an olirro remuneration
for the. REIMBURSEMENT Of Il portion oF her
claim A bill of this sor, i, 10 be brought
insby Mr.. Clarke, or some Nor.Acrn Senator
who voted against the omnibus This pro-
position is TO commence The Northern line a;
the Eastern; border, and runi5 Western on
the parallel of thirty-six thirty, tEcn Soa;h
tostlie parallel of tlrirty-!wo, thence Yves! 10
the Rio Grinde. With the compensation OF
ten millions. shonld think this might PISS
ii separate bill. Another bill 10 establish i
.crritsrial government for New Mexico as
>ulniug the above line, aud the ac to take
effect on given day, say ;hc third of Marc!I
next, will then be very likely 10 pass, though
Eot with the lid Of The TcXaa Senator's.
The California bill will be deferred should
it be found possible 10 ;.yt Oh these bills. and
send them to the other House in advance o.
the California bill.
It will be attempted in both Houses 10 res
trict the boundary of Californi.. 10 ti!i:iy-siX
thirty. do 10; tllinkit will succeed iAany
Of the Southern men are Indifferent 10 il, be-
ctusc, us they say, it will establish another
free State Oh Tic Plc::!ic.
There is still in attempt to be made 10 re-
virc the Wilmot Provso in ihc House. If
it succeeds, the territorial bills will fill be-
tween the two Houses.
The weather is cool and wet, and fir from
being pleasant or healthy. The dysentary
prevails to some extent. The Cholera is
marching down the Cumberland road Having
appeared at Uniontown. 1t seems to have
passed over Cumberland and struck upon
iiarpcr's Ferry. The amount of United
State Stock transferred 10 Foreigners. since
the books were rc-opened, on the lst July, is
100000. There arc a large amount ofiunds
in tie Treasury now applicable il 1857.
The proceeds of the lands were pledged for
that loan.
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Correspondence oi' the News.
WAsHGSG-oy, August I, 1850.

w AShlAu w., 1iutS "HS 4: 1SoN'
In the Senate, after some opposition from
Mr. Hale, the resolution OF lIr. Clemens di-
recting the Military Coalwiltrc to report Oh
the expedency OF making General Scott Il
Lieutenant General, WAS adopted.
The bill introduced b. Mr.. Pearce ycstcr-
day, providing for The settlement of Texan
houadlry, w;ls taken up vote Of . to II,
and after some conversation, postponed uni!
tomorrow.
After some unimport,,nt bills III regard to
California. were presented, tic Senate ID
journcl.
In the House, the Post Office Approrri2-
tion bill WAS considered in Committee OF the
Whole, uEil the reception of the imppr;ant
Message OF the President relative to the
Texas boundary WAS received The Com
nliitcc then rose, and the Message with the
accompanying documents Was read.
Mr.. Howard. of Texas. expressed his re-
gret that such 4 Message should have been
sent 1T TINS unfortunate juncture of events.
He said is tendency was ineyisablc, being 10
defeat the attempt at adjustment now making
in the Senate. What WAS our condition
now? Why, I'll" Presil"n: hls drawn the
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sword on one of the sovereign States of the
Union and he Mr. II. would never vote for
Il settlement Of the controversy willie the
sword was thus suspended over Teas, sd
while she is denounced rs guiliyoi trtaaon.
lie then declared the Message 20 be 4 total
misrepresentation Of the whole History Of
the controversy. and that it s:u!ioa, 'y oln!Is
The most important items. Il wis al,oge. .!icr
one of Inc most extraordinary productions
Of the age.
NIr. Morse followed or Tie sfmc side and
hopcd de Message would be referred 20 Il
Special Committee. 10 decide whether such
doctrine as il contained should 20 OF: il :;
printed form from Congress il tn" liAc Hem.h
cen.nry. 1t WAS Il documien: wai:!l Initiated
against evcry State rigill. and made ih.;a lie
mere instruments of ille Federal Government.
Never Stree the aiicH and sedi!ion LAWS ii@d
there ever been so complete 81 effort ;ii@cI
al State rights.
Under the operation of the previous Qucs-
ton, a mo:ion to refer the Message TO =.
Committee of The Whole. and to prit it.
was carried by Il large majority. ltIlas caus-
ed great deal of excitement, but many Of
the Northern and Western members dec l:rc
that nothing could be more coHciii!tory, and
that Mr. Fillmore could not have slii less
than he has. 1t will probably come y? ior
debate tomorrow, when some heavy bows
will be dealt.
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POLITICAL, NEWS.

The Dami,h war i; cHciiDg consiier.b!e
il.cre.; il Emyl.nd. oa %cco1nt Of the r"li'
lions rXi ,ii.r between iat nation and ihc
b.!!i. .rr,A' powers. and he amouit ilro!;"d
ii the i2i.ia ,r...ic. |, is con>i rrcl 30, ;i,r-
likely li."i l;.c nimi fry viii Ice! !!!cm,ci:"%.
coGiHcel 10 interfere i'll lie matter, for liz.
rr.;r. ion of Fri iii commerce, as cil@c:cd
IL" IL, ;.o,..;iit:; between Denmark ami tAc
Uucti.
!.arrad.:ccs l,arc been raccispl from lie
Prn..I :e.'!,mcn's s. by which it aHpcers !!a.
W. s',ni,h G'n:irn Che Irish p!;riot,) il:.
been renewed from Mari. Island, aud rl.lccd
in ri-iyI confinement in Hobert Town.
nc intelligence Of President Taylor;
,i,a!'l e~ci,ci Il pro;ouad sensation, so far rs
w'e have Yet lclrncd.
The var between Denmark and lie DHr'oH
may be said TO have sacSusliy commenced. cH
lie 18Th nl; The hostile armies net al
iIa.cjf. the Danes numbering 10000, and
the !!uls:rirc:5 ;bout $4,000.
Ai'.r ! contest Of seven hours the Danes
proved victorious, the eaemy losing %bou.
5000 in Killed, wounded and missing.
RCs&lA.-A rcncnnous .eonfagrdiion has
vi.i.cI Tie ely Of SJmari,!, and il is now ii
ruins.
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T. ID FIELD TIE LIE
INSTITUTE.
EDGEFIELD G.. H., S. G.

TNHE VACATION of this Institution COM
l. menced on the a6:! Of July and will ter
inmate on the lst Of September. The School
will be rc-opcned on MONDAY the 2nd Of
SEPTEMBER. on which day it is earnestly
hoped that the Pupils will re-asscmLlc that the
Glasses may BE- formed.
The REcroa bees leave to offer his grateful
thanks to his patrons for their very liberal sup
port,-to those OF Elreicld District in particular
for their determination so strongly erinced and
expressed to support their own District School.
1t slall he his constant study to deserve this sup
port, and to prove to them, what they are evi-
dcntl? prc-dispnsed to believe, that i, is mnc-
ccssary for them, any longer, TO send beyond
their own borders, and that their own Village, for
saubrity, morals and refinement, is not 10 be
surpassed BY any in the Stlie.
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From the Baltimore American.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON. Aurnst )

Mr.. Cass' resolution in favor Of Il law pro-
libi:ag the interference Of military officers,
in civil affairs was taken up.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis replied at great length,
to.Mr. IIouston's remarks of i former lay,
concerning Gen. Taylors operations OF tic
Rio Grande Mr.. Davis vindicated Gen. Tay-
lor from Mr.. IIouston's animadversions.
The subject was postponed.
lir. Pcarcc rose and said lie had prcpGr",i
abill to settle the boundaries Of Texas. lie
made some remarks in explanation Of il
Tic GREAT obstacle 10 our progress WAS thc
question OF boundary, and it was the cause
OF tic defeat Of the compromise bill. Il
seemed 10 him right and polite that c"cil
measure should be judged of by itself. 1t
would have more strength sirgly than il i
combination with others.
Ii was a question that involved the peace
and happiness Of the United States. lie hid
intended in his proposed measure to deal
liberally with Texas The boundary which
lie proposed would not suit every one, but he
believed that it combined many advantages.
The billwas partly based on the bill offered
early inthc session by the Senator from Mis-
souri,. OR. Bcnton.)
lie went on to describe the boundary
Which lie had chosen.
The Lill was read 1t is 4 bill proposing
to Texas northern and western boundary,
and a REIMBURSEMENT of certain claims
= l. The bill provides that if the PROPOSE.
tion isagreedto by the Lcgi3laturc Of Tex
as,bysfheslSt of December reXt. j; &lisll be
obligatory on the United States and Texas.
>. The northern boundary to commence ut
the intersection Of the lG0th degree OF We>:
Longitude, with. the parallel Of So degree 80
minutes North latitude; running theme" on
that parallel TO tie i03z degree Of West long
i;udc; then South totheS2d parallel of Nor;h
!. lalitude and along that parallel TO tlie Rio
Grande; and thcllcc down that river to tic
Gulf CT Mexico.
s. Texas TO relinquish I'll Claims to terri
tory North of boundary proposed, and also
iii Claims under ar'ic.c5 ot annexation.
4. The United Staics in consideration Of
the above, to pay Texas ten millions Of Uni
ted States stock.
5. Five millions reserved to meet payment
Of Texas bounds issued upon the faith OF
custom duties.
The subject was laid over.
The California Bill was then taken up, aid
reported TO the Senate.
The question was on cMrrossmcnt.
l1r. Footc despaired OF obtaining "ny
amendment of the Bill favorable to the South
The failure of tie Compromise bill had de-
streyed all hope of this.
Ills duty was discharged cycep: TO vote
according TO his instructions as lie understood
them.
Mr. Butler made some explanation.
s Air. Footc proceeded. inlcpIy. to show tlsat
the line of 36 deg. SO min. would have been
adopted if the other portion OF the bill! could
be sustained.
After some remarks from Mcssrs. Soule,
Mason, Footc, Iulee. Dlyton, Badger, A.c.ii-
son, and Dawson, the Senate adjourned.
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From the stltc-Righis Republican.
Important G'o:n Warrington.
BAITI,;Ucn. Aur. 9.

II Ii" TEi,ci States Senate on Friday, :hc
I'll Introduced 5y }'ir. lia:cc. of N ri =: !,
;;..:.: - BOUNDARY Of Iryas. and s.,,i1c
i>ew ..ioX:co, nyr oil boundaries rs na.Iriy :,
ii;cy Y:sTc IN ,;yl. ii SCI Ior.h by i:umo1!d.,
aaI a!iiA. lcon Tcyas Il! Of her oa'a ;ioW
r.i,;i,pu:gI ic:ci ory, nor.I Of 5G, 30, WAS
passr, b. II vote Of h1irty ;ntgs"E
Tne !S,..iors from Tcx;.s voted. i il S:i.I
vc;yr,iar.ml.. ). il y.e affirmative, hu, ...as.rs.
GH j.. g.A DlrEwrii, vc;c, lis. the G!'..
The rlIusc granting l'rXas Ell million oT
Gol.!ra IL s:oc!: bea!iag iiyr pr cent. in
t2:.s;. and rc;iremahlG &t H." ~, 1i' iJu.-
Seen wears, interest pay:ble Ea.F yca:'. II h
'':c2surY Of tie United S,a es, in con1crl-
~. IL ..,: reduction q ba,I,.l -. rr.l.
,,a......... -. tS:,;-, .. G. ).
60. -. q ped.
, .---J.--., -.
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F:aCuill-.

Mn. ROBERT II. NICHOLS, Rector and
General Instructor.
Mrs. S. NJ. NICHOLS. Instructcss in Music,
Singing and Embroidery.
Miss II. NJ. PERRY, fnstructcss in Music, Sing
ing, Drawing and Painting.
Miss Z. PELOT, Instructcss in the Primary De-
partmcat.
Miss L. SCHNEIDER, Assistant Instructess.
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TAglE NOTICE..

SELLING OFF BELOW N. Y. COST.
TNIiE Subscriber, by request, will continue to
L sell at private sale for one Month longer ut
10 per cent below cost. Those wishing cheap
GooAs had better avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity, and well they may look for great bargains
J. COIN,
For The benefit Of his Creditors
July 81 3t %
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rsE E.ASa EsasE Il.I3..
IroW Tic IOlInI5M INI@EHph, I"IN lI.t.
Eater ISev:-5 Ercz. The Gls..
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER PhCIF!C
BALTiHORE, &uruS II.

EslEGT t4iess.5 SHSIc! the .i+lSs.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER PhCIF!C.
BALrmoRE, .:ueus II.
The American Steamer P.sc.riy. rc@cAc,l
n'ew York, 30 day at A. Ii. She bring
d.gs from Liverpool 10 TIE els! Ui;. An a5.
s,r;,ct OF her news is given below.
IIvEETOoJ. July 81.
Cotton fas ADVANCED ! Z. Il. sitce Tie
C:mb:ia's Departure. The dsin.m;l ;,r the
81 ;cie mp 10 Yesterday las iacre sd, ;n:i
greater nc;iyi Y in, baca nl:.;i;es.ci. lie
s.l..s for lie forr days aEd!.!::, last c"c"ia.
were Eorty-s;rvcn I'i;ouslTl I'd. "i w!!:irir
TWENTY-FIVE Thousand we're .a,c:' * SYecu-
l.;ors AID EXpnr.eFs.
Corn has d.rii,:rd l..
Flour firm u previous rates.
Wheat las experienced decline Of IL.
Coffee maintain tie rates prcyiousl: re-
ported
The IEayrc Cotton Market manifested cor
siderable du!!ncss on Saturday last, hui has
sincc improved, and OIL yesterday (Tue.d !
23.h) good degree Of animG:ion Prc";,i!r,l.
The contli.io ion of trade il other respects i,
very good.
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DRUGS g. I,iEDICINES.
DEs. e. 2. c: a. G.. TEAGUE

DttG. q, <, q q. G.. TEAGUE
TX EEP constantly on hand full supply of
IN popular MEDICINES. consisting in part of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Ayre's cherry Pcctoral,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Genuine Cod Liver Oh,
OIL Hr. Jacob Townscni's Sarsaparilla,
S p Townscnd's Sarsaparilla,
Bulls Sarsaparilla,
Epping's Sarsaparl.a and Queens Delight,
Rislcy's SarsaparIla.
6 Comp. Fluil Es Eachu,
DR.. W. lIuttland's Syrup Of Tar,
Hastings Compound Syrup Naptha,
O!dridgc's Balm of Columbia,
Orris Tooth Wash,
B. A. FallncstoclS's FerTniiugc,
Rislcy's Flnid Ext Pink Root,
DR.. Perry's Vermifugc or Dead SHOT,
DR.. Thompsons Eye Water,
Cheeseman's Balsam,
Turlington's Balsam,
Batcman's Drops,
BaIsam Of Fir. <
lIotlman's Anodyne,
Granvillc's Lotion.
Phiotnken or Females Friend,
Stouglitcn Bitters,
DR.. Da!by's Carmnative,
Balsamic Collodion, -
British Oil,
jew David's Plaster, -
Shoelnakcr's Plaster,
husbands Gale. Magnesia,
1tcnry's
Pure Lump Magnesia in papers, K
Opodcldoc, Solid and Liquid, - J
American Hair Dye, 5
DR.. McNIunn's Elixir of Opium,
Also complete stock OF fresh and genuine
Drugs Medicines, Pains. Oils, Farnishes, Dye
Stuts. Window Glass, Glass Ware, &c. &c.,
At the lowest Augusta prices.
EIgefell c. H. July 10 1850, If 25
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NeasCt,.
Malice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGETfELD DISTRICT.
IN OnDIN AIRY.

DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
i = field District:
Whereas James Blackwell, hath applied to
me for Letters OF Administration. on all and
singular the goods and chattlcs, rights and
credits of John b. Logan and Charles 3. Lo-
Gan. late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admcnisll
ill ard singular, the kindred and creditors OF
The said deceased, to be and appear before me
at our next Orlinary's Court for the said Dis
trict. TO be holden at Edgeticld Court House
ON the I'd day of Sept. next, to show cause if
any why the said administration should moi
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this the 9Th
day of August in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty, and i'll the
18th yo.;r Of American Independence.
JOHN HILL, .. f. D.
August 7, st 20
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J.. c. JOKES, Sccr@:
Aug II Il
g YS I g,

t'!Ti. undersigned proposes to teach VOCAL
i MI u II h rate of one dn!Iar per scs-
SION f."n,isi."! thirteen lessons 10 commence
-, -, l:s Il .,.!,,. M;::y b" made up For further
ir::i .!,l a.. Il tss The su5scrbcrat Duntnusvc.
=. BOYD.
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