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.N0. ia .N0rlh Second street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Double and
Single Barrel Shot Guns, Rifles and
Pistols.
SHOT BAGS, Flasks, Game Bags, Su-
~ perior Percussion Caps, Gun Powder,
Wads. Shot Gun and Rifle Barrels, and
Materials for Gun Makers use. WHOLE.
SALE AND RATAlL.
Feb. -. lS50-lv 73
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID,
, used with the most perfect and certain suoce'
all cases Of
GENERAL DEBILITY
A Deraugoment Of the Nervous System.

N}- In SEHVOCS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
Medicines inc,r0sp The diSe0se, for they weaken the
vital energies of the already Frustrated system wh!e
euce Of Galvanism. rs applied by TINS beautiful and
wonderful discovery, the Exhausted patient and weak.
ened sufferer is restored TO former health, strength
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OR. CHRISTiE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in cases Of Cunvnlsions
OF Fit, srasmodc Complaints. and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head sid upper oNrcmi'irs Also in
ra!sy and Paralysis, AMI all diseases caused ly q
deficiency Of power Nervous Energy IN the limbs
ut other organs of the body.
lzy- Many hundred Certifc9ies from all parts Of
'e country of the most extraordinary character can
he given, If required.
fF1- 40 trouble or Inconvenience e,teris the Of
DIR. CIIRISTIE'S G.iLE.f.iC .iR7TCLES and
,hey NAV be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with perfect ease and safety. In many cases the
sensation attending their use is heh!y pleasant and
sgr.,abie They can be sent to any part oi the
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10000 Persons

including all ages classes aud conditions, among
which were large number Of ladiOs, who are recu-
llarly suh.oc, to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried IN vain
To illustrate the use Of the GALFhfiC BELT.
suppose the of person afflicted With that hane OF
civ ilaation. by GPETSiA. or ;ny other Chronic or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases smhl8ntS ere
taken which, by Their action on tie nerves go
mus les of the stomach a;.Ori ic"Porsry relief bat
when lrnye the patient in lever state, and with
injured faculties, after The action thus cEciet las
ceased Now compare tins Hith the feet resulting
from the aiplie alton OF the HhL'ANIC 3t.LT. lcke
a Dyspcptic sufferer, even in the worse a,Up;ons OF
an attack and Simply tie Tie Belt Ground the body
using the Magnetic Fluid directed. In snOt
period the nsenshle Precipitation will oct on the posi-
tive element Of the Belt thereby causing tiaTan.2
circulation which will pa,s on to the negative and
thence back again to the pociye, thus Keeping up
continuous Galv anic circulation throughout the sys
ten. Thus the most severe cases Of Di SPEPSlA arc
PERMANENTLY CURED 4 FEW DAYS IS
OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE
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Augusta Advertisements.

BARRETT, CARTER & CO.,
AUGUSTA, Gl..
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERsIN
DRUGS, .NEDICLNES, PAINTS, OILS
AND Glass,
A RE now receiving, in addition to their
IA stock, 500 packages Of Drugs. Medi.
cines &C., &c. Among them are 90 cases
superior Java Indigo; and so ceroons No. !
Srh. f. Indigo; all of which will be sold
as low as they can be purchased in New
York.
Feb. 90, lS50-ly' "a
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Prices !:

Tho Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid. One Dollar.
ns- The articles are .ccomysnIei by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with fall particulars may be
had Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
nrz- B.rGr, Of COun,srf.ifs aud Wort.Iss Inn
taiIsns
For sale in ATHENS, Tenn, by the au-
thorized Agents, GEO. w. ROSS & co.
IT, Knoxville, by b. X. STRONG.
Athens, Jan. %, iS50--iy 20
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Augusta Advertisements.
Groceries for Sale,

UIuCCitCS 1Ui DdlC,
800 BAGS RIO. M'raca5o and Java
WV C"fl,e;
$50 hhGs. Muscovado, Porto Rico, and
ST. Croix Sugar;
200 boxes and barrels Loaf, Crushed,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
no hhds. Molasscs;
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco. ass'd;
% chests Hyson Imperial and Black Yea;
5Otons Sweedes, Bar, Hoop. and Band
Iron;
l400 kegs Nails and Brads;
1000 lbs. Cast. German and Blister Steel;
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment OF Spices, Soaps. Cans
dies. Gun Powder. Shot. Bar Lead, Buck.
cts, DrooD5, Liquors, ST.
BAKER, WILCOX s. co.
Augusta, Aua. ~, iS:IU-tf 90
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REUBEN RlCHS
Patent CcHtre-spAF EreH
Water Wheel,
For Factorie. .Sa,p and Grist Mills, Cation
Gins and ercry other purpose 10 ~hich a
raier rheel can be applied.

OxEorT THE GREATEST lNvKHrIoNs OF THE
AGE
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KISSING Done BY RuLE-Some young
lady, whom practice has doubtless
made perfect, lays down a rule for kiss
ing. We give her words:
There is as much difference in kisses
as in Individuals, and am sure should
not like to be kissed BY every one. No
indeed, for some would give such an
overwhelming smack, it would almost
deafen me. Now kissing can be re-
duced to rules, one or two of which
will give. The head should always be
turned slightly to the right as such
motions give grace. and prevents the
conclusion of the olfactory organs
The lips should then be pressed closely
and sweetly together as you sip the
nectar of the long kiss, but no smack
should be heard-I speak particularly
on this subject, because consider kiss
ing part OF our nature. and because
few people appear TO understand the
value of kiss. and the manner in which
such salutations with the lips should be
rendered
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~ The Burlington Sentinel says
that in one of the back towns of a
ueighboring State. where it is the Gus
tom for the district school teacher to
board round," the following incident
occurred aud is vouched for by the
highest authority. A year or two ago.
an allotment being male in the nsua.
manner for the benefit of the school
mistress, it happened that the proper
ton of one man was just two days and
a half. The teacher sat down to dinner
nn the third day and was beginning To
eat, when the man of the house ad-
dressed her as follows: Madam. |
suppose yonr boarding time is ont when
You have eaten half dinner; but a.,
| don't want to be mean about it, You
may eat, if you choose, about as much
as usual"
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RAZoRs SuPERcEDED.-M Coudef, a
French chemist, in late communica-
ton to the Journal dc Pharu,aeie gives
the following receipt for depilatory :
Take of suIphate Of sodium. or hydro
sulphate of soda, crystalized. 8 part,:
quick lime in powder. 10 parts: starch
10 parts and mix. The powder must
then be mixed with little water. an,'
applied over the skin. when it acts so
rapidly as depilatory, that if it be re-
moved in minute or two after its appii-
cation, by a wooden knife the surface
of the skin will be entirely deprive q;
hair. By this process the se,uoval OF
the hair becomes so simple. rapid an.
safe an, operation. shat it will probably
;upersede entirely the use of the razor
IL %0uld De eIutcteSrIfrs htIun ~iIvti.c..
the skin is removed also.
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RATHER TOO PREcocIoUs.-The Penn
sylvanian. under its police head, give
the following, which bespeaks NOR
mature mind than could be expected
in a lad of so tender years:
The watchman presented Maste
George c. Huntley to the mayor, will
the information that he had formed thu
acquaintance of Master George las
night. while the young gentleman wa
endeavoring TO introduce himself in
formally, to some young ladies on Wal
mt street, who appeared to be very
mach alarmed ct his advances. Made,
G. is probably about fourteen years oi
age, but his dress, air aud manners,
and especially certain rakish swag-
ger, which he seems to affect, would
be more becoming of person ten or
fifteen years older.
Mayor-Do you live with your par
ents, George?
George-No, sir, with emphasis,) I
board in Green street, Northern Liber-
ties.
M-Are you learning a trade?
G.-No, sir; have learned my trade
long ago.
M.-Long ago! Pray, what trade is
it9
G-Sir. | am a vocalist.
M-Have you no father or mother
living?
G.-I believe have a mother. some.
where over in Southwark; but my pro-
fesslonal engagements are 50 numerous
that never have time to inquire after
her.
MOI what nature are those profess
Sional engagements?
G.-l sing comic and sentimental
songs for the entertainment of the COM
pany at different hotels: and occasion
ally, when suitable inducements are Of
feIed. | assist at minor concerts.
M-Do you manage your own busi-
ness and money affairs
G-Certainly, sir. A man in my
circumstances cannot afford to keep a
treasurer or 4 business agent.
MA man! Do tell me, what is
your age?
G-l was fourteen. sir. last August.
N-Hare y0u never understood that
itrequires growth of twenty -one years
TO make man in this coumtry1
G.-Oh, that is on the old system. sir
All that sort of prejudice was exploded
long ago. The rising generation have
iHtttHitIuCdsea a uui~. Mon de-
pends, III very great measure on de-
velopement. Some are mare of the
man at twelve years old than others are
at five and thirty. There's my friend.
John Peters: he's about nv age. and
he was engaged to be married three
years agoi
Make the boy down and endeavor
10 find his mother.
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A MODERN FRAxExsrErK.-A Cincip.

A MODERN FRANENsTEIN-AC Cinciu-
natl paper states that a scientific geu-
tleman of that city has within the last
Sin weeks. at various times, produced
animal life solely from the action of GER
tain chemical preparations on each
other, in such manner as leads him to
the conclusion that more perfectly
developed process, aided hy fnrthe sci
entlfic discoveries, will produce results
miraculously astounding to the world!
The specimen of life prodnced did not
exist more than twenty-four hours in
either instance but the simple fact Of
life power being thus manifested, and
attested as ii is by the personal eyami-
nation of five or six eminent physicians.
may lead to something of which the
whole world of science. as at present,
may look forward with awe and amaze
msntI
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OBEYING ORDERS A certain general
OF the United States army, surprising a
favorite horse dead, ordered an Irish.
man 10 90 and skin aim.
What! is SiIver-tail dead ln asked
Pat.
whats that to you 2" replied the off.
Ger. do as bid you, and ask no qnes-
tions.i Pat went about his business,
and in an hour or two returned.
'' Well. Pat. where have you been to
all this time ap asked the general.
"Skinnin' the horse, yer honoro
sDoes it take nearly two hours to per.
form such an operation 2"
& No, yer honor, but thin you see i,
tuck bout half an hour TO catch him p
q Catch him! fire and furies! was he
alive? ?p
eyes, yer honor; and you know that
| couldn't skin him alive"
s.Skin him alivei Did you kill him 9''
aTo be sure did F; yon know I must
obey orders without asking any ques-
tions.D
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A MosT ODD AcT-In England an
Act Of Parliament was passed requiring
that every cart should have the owners
name and place of residence, with the
words, "a taxed cart" painted on it
A market gardener was brought before
magistrate for noncompliance with
this act, when he asserted in the reply
to the charge, that he had done all that
the law required, as the magistrate
might easily convince himself. On ex-
amining the cart, the following words
were read: =" 4 most odd act on u tared
cart :" which the man explained to
mean: "Antos Todd. Acton. A tdred
cartu
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FASH ON AND PIsrY-ln the Edin.
bufgh Review we find queer story oi
fashionable lady. Being at water.
ing place once with her daughters, j,
suddenly occurred TO her that for the
example she light as well goto church.
Accordingly. on Sunday her ladyship
entered the chapel most in request, al
tended by the young ladies', and having
boldly marched up the aisle, asked the
pew woman TO give them the best seats
for hearing the preacher. "a private
pew. if you please. with curtain let il
be the warnest you have. with stove
in it; put the footnan close bv. that he
may be in The way 10 open the door.
prefer, it You please, that pew lined
with red cloth-it looks comfortable" !"
+" Madam" said the startled pew
woman, .' am very sorry; bnt we have
not pew to give you"
The lady paused, turned round to her
daughters, and said, as she walked out,
with the compIacency of a satisfied
conscience, well, my dears, at all
events, we have done the civil thingm
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RDDsess 00mI.g@a
THE RETURN OF SPRING.


- THE RETURN OF SPRING.
Dear as the dove, whose waiting wing
4 ~ The green leaf ransorued from the mann,
Thy genial glow, returning Spring,
- Comes to our shores again:
For thou hast been wanderer long,
On many fair and foreign strand,
In balm and beauty, sun ami song,
assing from land to land
Thou hring'st the blossoms to the bee,
sTe earth robe of emerald dye,
The leafet to the naked tree,
And rainbow in the sky,
] feel thy blesf benign control,
Tie pulses Of my youth restore;
: openiag the spring Of sense aad soul,
To love and JOY once more.
! ~in not people thy green bowers
With sorrows pale and spectre band
S Qrshssnd Isith thine the faded flowers
on melnory's distant land
= Epra theAsSr surety never givea
To wake regret for pleasures gone;
But like an angel sent from heaven,
To sootAe creations groan.
Then, while the groves thy garlands twine.
Thy spirit breathes in flower and tree,
Ny heart shall kindle at thy shrine,
And worship God in thee;
And in some calm, srquestered spot,
While listening to thy choral strain,
Past griefs shall be awhile forgot,
And pleasure bloom again.
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The Car TRADE IN CALIFoRNIA.-The
San Francisco correspondent Of the
New York Journal of Commerce, in his
letter of the 1st Of April, says:
The Ohio. on her last trip from San
Diego, brought into part an i'm mpnrtatlon
of cats. 96 in number. They cost at
the place of embarkation about so cents
head, and sell here from ten to twenty
dollars each. according to size. sex and
general condition. A passenger on
board the steamer told me that they
had very musical time of ii. This IS
truly novel article of traffic. but one of
the fruitsof the coast trade. Just opening
on the Pacific by our numerous little
steamers, which run regularly every
week up and down the coast
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Fashionable Tailoring.

"a The subscriber has just returned from
"A New Orleans with splendid stock OF goods
III in his line of business. among which are
Summer Cloths. Merinos and Drllings of all
descriptions suitable for pantaloons. coats, &c.
Marsell.es and other vest patterns of the latest
stvles. and Trimmings of all kinds.
Gentlemen wishing Clothes made to order can
now make choice of the material. and be en-
sured with an excellent ft, at moderate prices
His store is in Carson's Row, on Main street
mh22-3m ]. PETERMAN.
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GRrDDLE CAKEs.-A quart of unbolted
wheat and a teaspoonfuI of salt; wet il
up with water or sweet milk. in which
is dissolved a teaspoonful of saleratus;
add three spoonfuls of moiasses. Some
raise this with yeast, and leave out the
saleraius Sour milk and saleratus are
not as good for unboIted as for fine -four
These are better and more healthful
cakes than buckwheat.
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A Card.

60 G. r. HAWKINS, Dentist,
ffyA tenders his thanks to the public for
1I1fhe liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to hlm IN the various branches of his pro-
tession, and trusts that he may ever merit con-
inuance of the same. Having been for many
years u practical jeweller, he has every conf
ienee in being able to give entire satisfaction in
shose operations embracing the working of gold.
'or general and thorough knowledge of his
,rotession he refers exclusively to those of his
iteRds and the public who have patronized him,
IS they the best Judges Of his qualifications !;
and those who have not experienced such per-
sonal proofs may rest assured that all his opera
;ions are performed in the most scientific man.
ner, AMI at moderate rates.
Franklin, March %, 1851.
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Short Dress Mouemeat-A New York
house has recently transmitted an order
to Paris for an invoice of dress goods,
with deep border on the side. These
goods are for ladies' short dresses. and
the width OF the cloth will comprise the
length of the skirt
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New Medicines /!

O0 CASES just received per schr. Friends.
CO namely:
100 ounces Quinine;
20 do. Salicine, the cheap substitute for doi
4S vials Morphine;
80 do. Iodine, and do. Iodide Of Potassium;
10 lbs. English Calomei;
10 do Blister Salac; so lbs Jujube Paste;
10 do. English Blue Mass, 10 lbs Opium =;
20 lbs. assorted powders Of Ipecac, RhubaFb,
Pepper, &C.
20 gross Matches, and all other articles in my
line, which viii be sold as low as in the city Come
and see C. RABE, ND.
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Soda and Ice-Cream Saleen..

xSfsa The undersigned respectfully announces
~ to the citizens of Franklin and the SUR
- rounding country that hs has opened IN
Of t ererr article in the G1fONFE;ttTf0FEeiRR5 ;t
line, where ,he public can always be supplied
assortment Of .SYRUPS. &e.
N. B.. 4 saloon has been fitted up adjoin-
ing the store, for the convenience Of ladies' and
families
U Having engaged one of the best confec-
TONERS in the southern country, particular aten-
ton win be given to Wedding Parties, Balls, Dc
Is CHARLES WEXELL.
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Modest-A man found guilty of a
felony at the Central Criminal Court,
Boston recently. entreated the court to
"deal leniently with him, and+give him
a short Imprisonment. as he was par
ticularly anxious to go to the Great EX-
hibifinn ~
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70 The wheat crop throughout the
central part OF Illinois is said to be very
promising. But very little has been Will
ter-killed, aud the crop comes forward
offering a prospect of very abundant
harvest
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II Small Reduetion-The fare from
San Francisco to Sacramento and Stock
ton, at last dates, was one dollar A
year ago it was fifty dollars.
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the longest street was filled from end
to end, For relics, there were his
brother and sister; and for a funeral
dirge, the uncomfortable groans of a
heaIt-Strieken multitude
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YEa'S CHERRY PECToRAL-The
"A most popular and successful expectorant Of
The day--for sale at the Apothecaries' Hall.
o CHARLES RABE, NJ. D.
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A L. TUCKER, AttorneyGu1 Counsellor
IA Ct Lgu, will attend promptly to all collec-
tons or other professional business entrusted to
his care. Office in Odd. Fellows Hall, over the
store of Messrs. Tablet in Franklin.
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no the Public.

HNHE undersigned have entered into no part
L ners.ip or combination, but combination
to accommodate the public, whereby they hope
to profit themselves. One Of them may be found
erery day Sundays excepted) at their Office, On
the Public Square. next to the St. Mary's Hotel,
between the hours of 9 A. N. and s r. NJ; the
other will be all times ready to go to any part
of the parish, to transact promptly and punctualy
any business entrusted to them. IS
L. r. CURTIS, Notsriez
13 R.N. MCMILLAN, Public.
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EDWARD SIMON, j B., Att0rn4y-as-Los,
- Will practice his profession in the Courts OF
the Fourteenth Jud ciaE District for the parishes
OF ST. Mary. 81. Martin and Ver.nillion.
y Office opposite the Court HOUSE, on
Nam street. ST
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ERED. L. GATES, Atmney-at- Lar, St
J. Martinsville-practices in the courts of La
iayette, Opelonsas, Vermillion and St. Mary.
June 20, 1850.
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WILSON Il MccLARTY, Attorneys and
wv ConnSctl0rs at Ld,c, will practice their
profession in the courts of the Fourteenth Judi
cial District. All business confded to them will
be promptly attended to.
Office in Franklin, Nam street, opposite the
Court House. je27
TaARLES N. OLIVIER, AGENT, Whole
" s4le ami Retail Gro-sr, and Westerm Pro-
3ucs and Commission Merchant, Nosl4 New
Customhouse street and No. II Crossman street,
IN ew Orl eans...
V Haere SHIPS, STEA MBQAT,S aud
FL MILES czn be supplied acith the
CHOICEST PRO VISIONS
at hss lo7cest cash price. 10 ly
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ITO PLANrERS.-I have again commenced
l. the Shipping and Commission business in
Pattersonvile, and will be thankful for all favors.
line directed to me at this place, or left at the
store of Messrs. Hare & Birdsali, will receive
prompt attention.
GI Sugar and molasses bought and sold at
low rates of commission
C.B. G. WHELDEN.
PattersonyiIIe, Oct l, 1850.
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To Planters.

HAVING been appointed the a ent of Messrs.
IL lIerriek Il Son of Philadelphia, am pre-
pared to make contracts for the construction and
erecti. a of Sugar Mills, Engines and Boilers
Saw Mills, Draining Machines, Vacuum Pans.
Filters. CHARTERS, Pumping Engines, &C., or
any other machinery which may be required ON
plantations.
The above will be executed at the before men
toned establishment. in the best manner, and
on the most reasonable terms.
ap5 2m ]. S. SEVERNS.
10 Planters Banner and opelousas Ga
zette viii please publish the above 70 the amount
OF S5 and send their bills to this Office.
Western Democrat
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Several cases of the plague bave oc.
CURED in Genoa.
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Franklin Blacksmith Shon..

a The subscribers having purchased tho
Sc establishment owned By Robert Lashley,
70 are prepared to continue the above busi-
ness in all its branches, and solicit share
Of public patronage. They will execute all work
in the farming and carriage line atreduced prices
and the sirictest care and attention viii be given
to Horss .ShoeiHg, as to material and workman.
ship. PATRICK EGAN,
10 RICHARD HUMBLE
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BUSINESS CARDS.
C0partnerSllip.

THE Undersigned have this day formed CO.
l. partnership under the firm OF BRENT u
BAKER, for the practice OF Law at the courts of
this district Their office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. w. Baker and is just be-
low Mr.. Gordy's Hotel.