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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
p I 1'g"E'EEfS SON 81 ('ah.

70. IS Monroe Street, " ceiling, Ia,
TEErS constantly on hand II large suppfy
n OF Maddcr. Indigo, I.ogwood, toppcran.
NciDtimI Red Gfetn and Yellow Chrones Rei
Lead. >pani,h Brown, Blue Vitriol, White Lend,
Whiting. ithatge, Vanish. Furprntinc, Lii.
seed OH, Paint Brushes. White Walsh Rashes,
Sash Tools. &c.
Sub. Curb. Soda, Snls7nru.. Creatn 'ntrtar.
EPSON md tilruhcr Salts Nutiacgs Eloges tsi:l~
ger, Mn:r, Pepper. AIspir". Cinglfunu, igibA.
lice. Medicinal Wircs aud Iaqters. PerfGmerF
and Fancy Anicles.
hey ale Agents for Sc lcrs' C,slchrated Metz
icinrs, Congh Syup. rils. ard Nrrhi.il,gc, Ut
Proprittors Hicts -:llso fol I'll lha fvpniat
Mcdicints.
All vi which will hc sold At lie lowest rr;caxs'
Wheeling June ;, ls52.--iy
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According to a notice which may be
found in our advertising columns, it will be
seen that the Commissioners of 'he county
have divided the county mo four districts
They have made pretty good gerTy'"o""er'
although it is an animal that wings do not
admire, if you would believe what they say
Three whig districts to one dcmocrat'c' O'
get out!
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SHERIFF0S SALE,
, Petition for Partition.

james w. Pnrrand0
Sarah his vie.
va. Petition for Partition.
Danl Nil er & Sn-
ruh his wife, Il ct II
@DY virtue of an urdo' 0f sale issued ogt Of
III " The court OF common pleas 0I Harrison
C. uniN, Ohio, and 10 ,irccrrd, | viii offer
for sale in front OF the court holst IN lhe town
Cad T. in said county, on Saiurdav tie l7:h.
dv OF July tXr, 4. d. l-5 J. bntHorn the hon $
10 o'clock A NJ. and 4 O'Clock ?. NJ of said
dav. the ioluwin, desc libel re. estate. to vii:
The South half of the =, II h.ca tqoaler ol sec
tUn No. nine (9l towfsip No Twelve (l2l Of
range No. five 81 cnnraining eighty oc>rs C9tl
as the North hnifof the 'oIh-..ast Qu2r.er OF,
section nine (9) township No twelve (l2) If
rang FIVE (5) containing eighty-two aud ONE
bali ncics (S23) hcng the land Of w"ch John
Foss d'ed zut ana poses cd. Mo par, I I SEC I
non No. o. township No. / ranye NJ. 4 in
Z" orIands ot Joseph Nnl's qnnrer. on the Moth
boundary line OF said section whrrc lnrgc
white oak tree hears North 2l deg. East 10
links d'sant. thence South iGA pnrch"a To n
10 I (Whitc oak hears North pa deg East u
limks;) thence West IOc.1 pr,cl rs to u post
wIrrca white oak bens North u dGs. F. asr
II links, thence North l6O pcrrhes to Il pos
where white oak hcn's Norh 43 deg. Fast
"a linka. thence Fast l01.1 prrrhrs 10 THE place
,nf beginning containing 100 5 ncrcs more or
less. The last tlcscrDcd tract of land is rlIHrgcd
with the dover OF the said Ca,harine Fos>, here
toiorc set Oft and assigned to her in all OF The
above described tracts orlrnds in said last man
toned tract sold sub cct 10 said widows dover,
JAMES BOYn,
June &c 1852 Sheriff,
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E1-Ths week finishes the publication of
the laws. Ouryoung readers will rejoice at
this, and the old ones will not be displeaSed.
The one in this week is worthy Of consider
alton, and hould be preserved by all town
ship officers
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MARRIED: BY JAcns CRAMoLErr ESQ.,, on
Sunday last Mr.. JAMES UTrERrAoK TO Misc. JANE
CoARY, all OF Harris on Co, Ohio
MARRIED--In Georgetown on the 9th inst.
by Rev. II, Il heberling, Mr., CoRE2LSs B. HoLLo'
WAY, OF Wheeling. 10 Miss ELIZA ANN MARTIN,
of Athens county, Ohio.
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EHTh Democrats of Washington City
met on the 9th inst, to ratify the Baltimore
nominations Those whole e-soled Democrats,
General Cass, Houston, Lane, and Senator
Douglass addressed the vast multitude, and
seemed better pleased with the nomine-
ton, then if they had ben nominated them
selves.
EE- Whois General Pierce? This is the
same question that was asked hy the Mex
leans and those who abetted and aided them
In 'iG, 47,ond '48.
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EXECEIYOR,s NOTICE.

NJ OTICEis hrrch1 that the undersigned has
" been appointed and duly quaIif-d by the
Probate Court OF Harrison county, MS executors
OI the last will aud tcs ameni OF Snmu,l McDuw
ell, late of said county, deceased. Dated Iii
lJlh day OF Iupc 1889
JOHN MCDOWELL,
JAMES IGADANS,
iunc lf Executions
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gz5"There has not been nomination
made since the days of the immortal Jack
son, that takes 50 well with the people as
does that of PIERCE and KING The democ'
racv all over the Union are united, and arc
everywhere adopting he motto Of that good
and great statesman. Gen. Cass;-- IENcH
and KING, they never shall be beaten"
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Final Accounts.

Office is hrnhy giVrn thHl me e. 'lowing
Y Hc"onrts have boen fled in The Probate
t"nrt "t lInTIisnU comfy. Ohio. Tor settleIaelt;
The hnal aecounI Of Thninas z. Glllnnre Hnd
NarS Ann Hraliy AdspinizfTaton OF the Es.
tate "l IUGtr. Bsa IS, ilrce;,sr,l
Tie account ui Samu,I MileV. guardian frr
Caroline Rider. Mary Eiler and ReRLcn Rjd,.s..
in their mino'iiy.
And thai the SAINT viii be seuernlly rramned
gra Pnss'd u!on on Thursday tile lJth dly OF
luIl next. RW YlERS
!Er9 Probate Judea.
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Take Notice 7!

TIE unsettled ncconls hrluugiW" to r'ir lat r
ann OF Wrlcn Il hlIips. if u,r CLOSED hy the
ST Of July viii br placed in the hnnGS vi proper
JtGCris tor collection.
lune l6 ~ WELCI! aud PlllLi.l 'S.
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Eg-South Carolina intends to be reprcn-
sen,ed in the whig convention, having 4p-
pointed her delegates few days since.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given lhat the undersisn-
- ' eel has been nPpoi med by The Prohh.e
cunt TOR Harrison conuty.o, TO-, Admiui,trntor
"t ile rs ate al MarsaIet faX3on, late of said
county GerOnsed.
All pcIsuls intries lad win take notice Accord
ingly.
ROBERT PAXTON Adminisuator.
ina
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orrIi is said that Webster stock is rising
very rapidly. The chances for Fillmore
and Scott especially seem to growing small
and beautifully less. The convention meets
!, dav and we shall next week inform our
readers, who the wings hcve selected as the
unfortunate man to be beaten by our noble
LutS,1N PIERCE
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BEY WI IR II OUSE.
EsY JOsEN T.. SFAR.E&Ees

III JVENN - w FfNH<EA NIX,
.lnin - ret. one sqIfnre North OF the Susprr,-
SON Bridge, Wheeling. Va.
NILS HOUSE has hecn lltcfoHshly re, fired
i and supplied with It'w nrniture ,hrnngh-
ont, Citizens ot llrlr'son Cuu,ny visiting
Wheeling will lind tthis hotise every co,ns-
nicnce necessary To- their couiiort.
rhe Best of Fare and Low Bills.
Thrre is also connected with the housetl large
and cummpdious WaEOn N:srd. and 10 ex.
ccllsnt Smhlc, nearly new Or The F.asitrn
and Western STAGES call 1T this house every dsty
lur pIsaCngeis. Iu.ie 2, 52.--ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

Eg- Gleason's Pictorial Drawing Compan
ion is without doubt, the prettiest paper in
the Union. He spares no pains or expense
to make itjust such paper as his thousands of
readers desire His terms are moderate
only "a year or Sc for six months, for a
paper larger than your door, and well filled
with splendid engravngs. Address, F. Glea-
son, Boston.
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Baltimore Convention.

We thought last week that this week we
would publish the proceeding of the B"ltl-
more Convention in full, but we have come
to the conclusion that it would be OF no use
at this time. Suffice it to say that the Con-
vention was duly organized by appointing
Hon. John W. Davis. ofInlana Presidentand
one Vice President from eac State, besides
several Secretaries. The convention was IN
session from Tuesday to Saturday evening
Everything passed off harmonious. The
next convention will be held in Cincinnati
For the platform or resolutions adopted
by the Convention, see another column.
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EXGs s,'ssSrX,s Nes'1V,t:

AToTtC%. il htrcby given that the undsrsiguet
! Y has been appointed ny tire Prubae Ccurt ot
tlnrrisun crunll Ehio rxecutrix OF he estu;G Of
Alexander hckfowu. late OF said county tls.
cr'scd. Dalod this st day Of June. l552-
hose MCkEOWN, Fxecutrix
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LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subscrip-
tons to "Sentinol s. Farmer" since
June 9. 1852:
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NJ isscs' Euamelcd Leather Jenny Linds;
do Black kId do do
do Bronze Tipped do do
do Lasting Gutter Buots;
,o Bronzc do do
do COlurcd Murtcco do
With good assortment of Boy Youths and
children'A shoes vi nf which we will warrant
to give general satisfaction.
The ladies' will lnd ut this establishment mn
assortment Of Cue shues not surpassed IN this
place Our assortment will he ioutnl equal 10
any in the market, aud the prices rs los.
May ;. 1872 IT. Phillips ~ SIN,
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DR.. L. VOORHEES,,
botanic Ph2gS5C409a .

II FsNI To T 7 II.l lrndcra MS nrO- -.,,,-R
b y icssi0nai services io The citi zens %11sAz49
"t tndiz and vicinity: having been EE1
engaged III an extensive rractice,f , l0r
several Years. he haitcrr himself. Ihat GAa&E3
II SUCCESS and strict uttsNlrnll to- busness, will
secure the conii Itnce OF The luhlic, he will ru-
ceive liberal shine ofpa troua.e
PARTICULAR attention given to the treat.
mcni ol Chronic disc .rr. Office an Main ST.,
"np"s'tr B,"li's Drug Stare. Residence at Vim
cent National lluusr. at rne Of the above pla-
c"7 be can be lou,d III nll / c1,. whcnno, ro-
es s,i"naI!y cn4agrd.
JUNG 2--51
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CEETAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which IL a dl>riltpD hcr1afmrut~ n the !tEr irtne,
Ollsiru.tiuus. difficulties, painful mHpsiruh1m. &G ms
effected rnrr. fh, ROOT IS hnlEl"ds !" our ''i mud "urt
in large Uuatli.+ rliriui! lrur'. s'nu- wl'h
equal it Inni- al thu rouinunl- ls ir pn1'ar.
ton, which, wi"it. i tit. lSi remedy :ir"i Ia
deblitate ttule IL and the system viii hr r-urt
u hpnlh lr lie
For tie relief pi ali Slmpatleii Diseases a"nrFl ~ rrrg
haWry: aH,a ih0.t i.:rug Hnd palud '!H> Hnl'h
often nufi married aud uninhrrl"d rmas, mud e.
those rcr0c ict arise from taxing
cold, So.
CuNSl MrFinN AHn llvEE toHrLAI>r, Biious DLs.
rGscS, RFomnGfua f ;he I."Bks tD@Chs. t,"s. Harsr
nrSS Ni@af NW'afs HrGnrs, Ac ur NIL THESE i.e,.e.
Nru,.r Irun II. ',uIgl
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District Electors.

OlSGEICL GlSGIO1p'
-UIsrMCTs NAMES,
lst' Charles Rhul,
Cd, George w. Stokes,
Sd, h. S. Cunningham,
4th, Enoch G.. Dial,
9TH, Samuel ii. Steedman
9Th, Charles j. Orton,
7th. James Kyle,
9th, Fraucis Cleveland,
9th, William Palmer,
10th, Benjamin p. Johnson,
nth, John B. Dumblc,
10Th, William Golden,
18th, Oliver Keyser,
14th, Hugh }. Jewctt,
18th, William Okey,
10th. Charles IL. Mltchnor
I7th, ChaIklcy 7. McArtor.
18th, James Findley,
10Th, Samuel d. Harris,
goth, Ell I. Wilder,
2lst, Elias H. Haines,
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THE NOMINEES.

The nomination of Gen. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
for President, and Col. KING, for Vice Pres
ident, meets with a hearty response from the
Democrat, party all over the Union. Large
and enthusiastic meetings have been held in
different places to ratify the nomination ol
our distinguished nominees, and but one
spirit seems to be imbued into the people
and that is that next November We'll PIERCE
them deeper than they have ever been be-
fore.
EJ-The Mobile Tribune an untllnchng
whig paper, thus speaks of Col. King our
nominee for Vice President: We know no
man in the nation more deserving such a
compliment. Among all the trying scenes
of Congress, he has performed the part of
gentleman. Mr.. King has been an honest
friend of the South. fhe has not followed
the whole people, he has his own convictions,
and has been influenced by neither an un-
haIlowed ambition nor a low desire for vul-
gar applause"
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OF Alabama.
Senatorial Electors.

WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Hamilton
BARNABUS BURNS, of Richiand.
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Administrators Sale.

II ME personal property belunging TO the es-
tal' OF Mnrgarrt Paxton. ircea sed con
sieliug at Mare, Mich COW, | Eight day
cinck, Library rfhooks, household aud kitch.
en- iurnture, and other property will be sold ut
leHdn" mt Ii r tnte residence, three miles south
Of ta'i llarrison coun'l Ohio. On the 2Gth
dny o. Jun Oh clDcihg at 10 o'clock in tho
lPIIuon.
ROBERT PAXTON Administrator.
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5entineI & farmer.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President of the United States,
Gen. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OfNew Hampshire.
For Vice President of the United States,
Col. WILLIAM r. KING,
OF Alabama.
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wGodey's Lady's Book for July, makes
a splendid appearance, Every page of itin'
dicates, taste, TACT and ability, Cooley can
be beat. His Magazine is only $3, year
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EEThe cholera has hoken out at Mays
Vile, Ky. Several deaths have occurred.
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- e. BEs
rHuMAs PHILLIPS. WILLIAM PHILlrs
II. Phillips and SOEN.

VI ENliE snhaclihrrs are now opening n SpripG
4 stock OF Boots NJ Il Shscs in all their VAT
ETY., which embraces many new les not hero
roiure presented in Cndi2, among which may be
ound the following srisonnbIe goods:
lHEn'S Wear.
Mems Pegged Welt Boots. fine;
do &c Iump do do
du do half Yolt do
do do Zip do do
do Suwri 10th Congres G titcrs. wells;
do do du do pumps,
do do do do hnlI welts;
do do J,rscy lrs, fne.
d, Prgged Pump Bro, ,ans, G;s, quality;
do d" hn' welt do d"
Patent Iea'ner Slippers;
Grain do tu
WOmsn'S Wear.
Women's Light eoIored Kid slippers, +. Rouut!s
dn Bronze du do dd dp
do Bitc4 Kid slippers, frrt qualify;
do dp do do low priced;
do do Turn Ronud Jenny hindo;
do Bronze do do
do hight oolnrcd do
do Enamerl leather dn
do Black silk lasting dC
do Black nsiing Gniter Boo's,
do Gn"t Wr Bhskins;
do Kid do do
do Goat Pegged Boois, Glces;
do do ito du Springs;
do Jenny Lind Boots;
do Polka do
Kisses Wear.
NJ isscs' Euanrelcd Leather Jenny Linds;
do Black k,d do do
do Bronze Tipped do do
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-16

WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH
No. POI Main street. Buffalo, N.i.
DIR. G.. c. vAUGHNs
VEGETABLE LITH0APRIPPIG mixture!
JHIS re!'e remedy ;. c,a.l,.', i.erro.a. 10, aps ~
= tie u,nlll Calr, @ making
ALL OVER THE WORLD
paril' ".lry r-,'mnrra'ri '"r
DROPsY:
AL stages 81 i' nur.oii iun,riair r-i-yed, matter
d.ri,s i, rs rhrn a. CunrRA aml ir .oW 4mI r,b ini
progress Of r maad, bp'mg lie 'ys-n 70 tegree which
".,l 6TGl G.s i"r a .l Sl,.' ' " move ''"' '' ' '
HITHERTO NcURABIE.
new yirli' 70 {I en,'l.-- ',' ,l tins n,e II pu'g!s
had S'mr"m o DrursE, %, Uv rmr1"l"r Er ns adir'-
APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE
perlo,jr the ,,-,n, aud s tl. arcslnut duyv
drgti, t t ja, a,e i, r,,r,, IL ,e.r, aod r,rcysry
is ce1ttu IL tl'ey vn GNr IL a tar trial.
GRAVEL
1ud al d-r7,e. a n~ u,rr, orzrs hr ll,-s ..iroos
complaints, ,,am, ni"uc: ",h"r nic". r~,.
aud III" "pre, 'esritr ." viii 'gn'~ tie w"' 'S-t';-
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM.
Of ,,,,. is Iuu,.,a,l, ,.r, .i ay ~, I s, W ,b.
n", inc, aud cue Is wayr r'nl ut usr. Il stands -.
A CERTAIN REMEDY
for such enuar.. , ,n for ,rragc.,,i. ,.t ~, n,r.
frame ,,-,.. .-s ,,-,,,-.,x.,.
IRREGULARITIES. SUfPhES5iOhS'
r,irf ,uar.irnnti,s Nn.rr ,.. yr,r l,.. ,rau
,Ls ,yi,irI, o,!i ,' tI, KIM, al t,rau,,n,I'f T. ,,
v,"s,ri n" "' sur" "oa D'"e'' '''' "' "' """e'
THOUSAND MAKES
n, uonr r r.. ip hi, ,.ir..,iu. ,.. Of I, .,. So
nanlhI, Nn r,r az, ,,. ,,I,li,tet ,,-,I,i,,,. !ror
In, ri,.. f ,Y,tr. All, ,iuI i. iu, ln, m Of ,I, nr,
,r ia me-, irnn.ti,.i, . I'm. ,.i.,,,.u, ,,,,t ,in,, i
lr,,, ,i,, sy,r-I. "
'TLr ~ ,,,i ,tnl-,i. ,yi % -4. :, .,r.. ,;,
TO-. trrnrIy,,s ,.ri.,il, l., fla. .,sIi.rr M ,i,. rom,
nn,rI i,r tha i,,c-.i,,, rh 81 ,n,url,i,Is a hn, .
iii. ,,r,sru,,h T, ,.-,,uri,, .rr :f, s- ,. IA, ri,
uprlb nj Errrpe
Crpwhr,, poTAs-rrsY acsNr
CbALhlN 6plANAChh AGENA'
which IL ali dr,, ar icrqnreuru> OF the irar lrtme.
oIsiru,uts difficulties painful luap.frunur. &r h..
rf;.t.al cure rh. roof Is r gras Ia our .oi qni
in large quauir.. ard ~ mrIEl rru.r,, .'nu wI'h.
tom, p" Nv wirh, a. a ""' r. ill., . r.lm~ s.,r :i3 T."
de4i'aIe rm" II sure aud the 'y't'n VIII lie Tr-"''
FOR iIc relief Of ali Sympathetic Diseases arrcn,q ou rrcg.
namry: it aloy' 'iog drT-nf and nalnd iron 10, wnih
m"y.s thSse crioim ol,rnc,n, hrb arise IRON tkrrS
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For Juiye 9he Supreme Cou't,
WILLIAM 3. CALDWELL.

D. member QftNe Board of We P0Jl1c JT0TESI
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
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rAHnERs FEuER snREs scRnFurA

SWElIED JOINTS, HARD ri MbRS, lri SPINAL.
AFFEtFItlNS tbs .HIicH. ms gHd rHrH.' !Ap
rass$ f n" dstrd T,fA tins" corDids, ar cthtr
hcSifd. IL trp iat" .HrdUt dr cent
SUI from use, there 6StHE .Bcdicar hrtoe tue
EOyiG itS E4aH, tGH "H .jgeatS ana Get PHEtphlt,.
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proof "I IN lh, ijsr,>piu: rs' ~ CONN.," ". S.s
pam uhrt. An luolp luNr lriaied rnu7dutiur.,
t' et OF u,rrUr. Hi dul he rHrE pn,.'r OF tins am
rlr Inunrla'aH ' tr lI-un"Us n,r.El rrgi"l'
iruiu the sy,lrIG.
The y distinct pro,rtt, which III, pb.e
lest hEu~,yts N'.grH'gy in r 'tnpIr.l'"H 81 iiir
uouni. Tor Iht dl,n.>iur ch ~ rnurlri's hn' hr
thi. rarrsranh. For r-uiuc, lharr h:. 'Ny
upilt ni Euun4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

~ THE Friends Of Col. F. w. PlCKENS,
beg leave to present him to the people of Edge
field, and of the Districts which may be thrown
with us by the new apportionment, as m emf
uently suitable person to represent us in the
Congress- of the United States. Mr.. BURT
having positively declined reelection, it be-
comes our duty to select his successor with
care; and we respectfully suggest that the ex-
perience and ability of Col. PIcKENs should
be again called into requisition upon the very
floor where he has hitherto served us so effl-
ciently. 1t is perhaps proper to add, on our
part that this announcement Is rendered with
out Col P's knowledge or desire, and with no
feeling of opposition to any individual.
iY THE Friends of Capt. PRESTON S.
BROOKS, announce him rs candidate to rep
resent this Congressional District in the next
Congress, Mr.. BURT having positively declined
n reelection.
This nomination, like another which appears
in this paper, was made by the friends of Capt
D. purely of their own accord, without reference
to his wishes on the subject and without the
rcmotest design of forestaling public opinion
in his favor against any individual.
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OBITUARY

DIEp, on Monday the 1tll inst, at the residence
of Gen. p. Quat,lebum, in Lexington District, after
Il short but painful illness, MARY ELLEN, only
daughter Of Mary l.. and John w. Lee, aged ] j
years, 0 months aud seven days. She has left a
Father, Alotllcr two Brothers and host Of friends
and relatives to mourn her untimc'y end.
DEPARTED this life, in Pike County, Alabama, on
Monday the 9TH of juno, Francis NJ. LowERr,
only son of Is. p. aud Frances NJ. Lowcry-agcd
ii months and days.
DIED, at his residence near New Market, in Az
beville District. on Sunday night, the 30lh May.
after short and painful illness, Mr.. JosErn MART
LAW, in the seventy seventh year Of his age. To
those who know him culney is needless. Suffice i,
to say that he died Us he hai lived, christian.
i'anncr.
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The Palmetto Regiment.

rJNllE medals Which were designed by the i.cgs'
i laturc to be awarded to the members of the
Palmetto Regiment, have been bestowed Oh the
survivors Of The Regiment only.
The following rules will be observed in their fu-
turc distribution
|. That medals be awarded to all officers and
men who were honorable discharged.
=. That when officer resigned and another
was appointed in his place, medals be awarded to
both.
;. That when man was discharged and Il subst'-
utc received in his place. medals be given 10 BOTH
4. All the above rules to be subject 10 cxccp-
lions, where, in particular cases, circumstances cx-
listed which justly deprive the officer or soldier OF
the honor.
s. That in the case of those officers and soldiers
who have died, medals BE- given to their near st
relatives.
In accordance to these rules, all members of the
regiment VIII" have not received medals, and the
nearest relatives Of those who have fallen in battle
or who have ,ic,l will send in their nancs written
large and l,;gbly, to Mrssrs. Hayden, Brother Il
Co., Charleston, who are prepared to haze them
cast and their names engraved.
The muster rolls of the regiment are deposited
in this department; but it is thought the adoption
a! the mode recommended will facilitate the end
desired, which will be compared with tho muster
rolls To test their CORRECTNESS.
by order Of lis cxccllrncy the Governor.
i. I. WATTS, Scc'ry.
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