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MALE ACADEMY RE.oPENED !!
An Excellent Teacher Engaged
BEAUTIFUL EDIr1cE sooNTo BE COMPLETED
,T,IIE TRUSTEES Of the Male Academy at ,hi,

rTNIIE TRUSTEES Of the Male Academy at this
i place take great pleasure in announcing TO the
public that this Institution will be opened again on
the 2ND NoSDAy ~ JaNuAnY szxT, under the most
favorabl" auspices
The Teacher they have employed Is Air. J. G.
LEiTSER of Fairfield, GRADUATE OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
This gentleman enters our community with the
most ample recommendations from the Faculty un-
der whom lie has finished his studies. Of his ability
~ prepare young mca for successful application 10
doubt, 1t may be added hat his strictly mor,f
charactcr il not less certainly established than the
accuracy of his Scholarship.
The Trustees in pntiing forth this notice, only
desire with few words 10 'Hsare thntc, Who may
patru,isc the institution unacr their charge, that
s their dvtrrnlnaii r. 10 do all they towards
f,rcing regular discipline and Keeping up proper
degree Of pride and emulation among the pupils.
The new building now in progress wlli be one
uf the most conn,oduus "a well Of the n.ost
ornate cdifccs Of the kind in the State.
Excellent boarding can be obtancd IN psiRsSe
families at SIS To 80 per month.
The Terms will he determined upon after con-
sultaion with the Principal. They will not exceed
those of other similar Academies.
n. l.. GRIFFIN. -
JOHN LIPSCoMB,
JOHN BAUSKLTT,
Il. Il. MINIS.
ARTHUR SlAlkINS.
D,o11 If As
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A Lovely Young Lady Cured of
GonsumDtion

THE following is from the pen of WIN. II. LEVI
son, Esq, the distinguished editor of the L. s. Mill
ary and Naval Argus. under date of New York,
January 2G, 1851. What could be more conclusive !!
'.It is seldom we permit ourselves 10 occupy
space in these columns 10 speak in praise of any ar
icle in the patent medicine way: hut when we see
the life of fellow creature saved by the nse of any
medicine whatever. we consider it rs our right, il
not our duty, to give simple statement of facts,
that others may, in like manner, I've benefited The
case which has induced to pen this article was that
Of yunng lady of our acquaintance. wholly frequent
exposure to the night air. contracted Cold which
settled The Lungs hef"re lis ravagcs could be
stayed (This occurred TWO years ago this winrrl
Various remedies uYed bui ih very liitlc effect
or henefi-!The Cough grew worse, with coplnh'
cxprcrnraf"ii. and The snnkcn eye and pale, hollow
check told plainly that pulmonary disease was d"lnc
its worst on her delicate frame. The family physi
cian was consulted. and although he wnn!d not admit
to the young lady hat she really had the Consump-
tim. YET he would give encouragement as to cnrc
AT this crisis her mother was persuaded 10 make
Use of n bottle of DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup Of
Jvcrwort and Tar. and We are happy TO state she
was perfectly cnrcd in less Than three months ny this
medicine alone, after even hope was destroyed II is
useless TO comment such n casr ns his. fur ihe
simple truth will reach where polished fiction never
can. Jfany do:bt the authenticity Of this statement.
let Them call al this Ollice.-u. S. Military and Ma
val Argus.
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farmers Department,
THE FARMERS SONG.

Sweet is the bread that toll hath won,
And sweet the slecp'it brings,
And swcclly, when the day is done,
My cheerful lclp-inatc sings.
How proudly round my hearth SEQ
My sturdy soils draw near,
And Oh how kindly smiles on me
Each one that's gathered here!
A thousand songstrrs welcome me
Forth TO my daily toll,
And flowers Of many 4 form and hue
Are springing from the soil;
The spring, whose promise bcckons me
To SOW the nccdrul grain,
And glorious autumn thankful shows
Its harvest mantlel plain.
The student in his narrow cell
Reads by his midnight lamp;
Tread in Natures open book,
Truths Of immortal stamp.
While monarchs trcmble on their thrones,
And Quakcs the city lord
firmly stand upon the earth,
A basis deep and broad.
Sweet is the bacad that toll hatl, won,
And sweet the sleep it brings,
And swcctly when the day is done,
My cheerful helpmatc sings.
How proudly round my heart see
My sturdy sons draw near,
And Oh. how kindly smiles on me
Each one that's gathered here!
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED:

Buy book unless Dr. A. NJ Maurcean, l29 Liberty
n. " cn the title page, and the entry in Clerks Office on
the back the title corresponds here and buy only
ofresrecnhe and honorable dealers send by mail and ad
dress 10 DR.. A. NJ Maur.eau.
Full title page, with contents together with few pages
treating Of important subjects to every MARRIED iemaie VII
prepaid letter, addressed as herein.
IRON receipt OF FIFTY Cents, ior Ono
Dollar for the fine Edition cxtrn bindlng)
"THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPAN1ON" Is sent (niaiird
free; to any part OF the United States. All
letters IN ust he postpaid. and addressed TO
DIR. A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, Hew
York city Publishing Office, No. l29 Liberty
ktrect, New York.
~ For sale in this place at the Drug Store of
a. G. league. Price only Fifty Cents
July 81, 1852. 6m 81
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A HUMOROUS old gentleman, meeting once
with a young Calvinis,ic minister, was in
formed that he could never reach Heaven
unless he was born again
al have experienced that change" added
the Calvinist, "and now feel no anxiety.
"And so you been have born again %
said his companion, musingly.
les, trust have"
"WelI, said the gentleman, eyeing him
rather attentvey, &c don't think it would
hurt you, young man, to be born once
more'
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THE FRUIT ORcnARD,-There is much
to be done this month in the Fruit Orchard.
Examine the trees, and see it insects are not
burrowing under the bark. Scrape the bark
from the Apple and Pear trees where insects
have been, and wash with strong ley; ie.
move the surface earth around the roots,
and fill in with swamp muck, lime or ashes
mixed with it. Graft Apple, Pear, Plum,
and Peach trees. Grape vines not yet
pruncd should be pruned immediately
Grapes may now be grated on the root.
Transplant all small Fruit trees, making
new Orchards We cannot too often repeat
the caution, not to plant tree deeper than
it originally came out of the ground.
Remember, dear reader, if you delay
plarting tree this month, you will lose
one year in its growth, and years are not SO
plenty with man, that he can spare one in
the accomplishment Of any thing that will
add to his comfort or happiness. Continue
to plant Strawberries and Raspberries.-
Graft all kinds of fruit in the nursery, into
young roots, as directed last season.-Soil
of the South.
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From the n. Y. Despatch, Aug 25.

From Iht \. :. DcSpaICN NHs %.
WE have heretofore taken occasion to give our tes
imony in favor of The curative properties of DR..
Rogers Compound Syrup Of Lirerrort and Tar, and
would here repeat the advice already given, for all
persons who are afflicted with Consumption, any
of the premoninry symptoms, to make trial of DR..
Rogers preparation
cSy' The Genuine is signed ANDREW ROGERS, on
The steel plate engraved wrapper around each bottle,
and is sold wholesale and reiail by
SCOVIL & MEAD,
1l3 Chartrcs street. New Orleans,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States, whom
all orders must be addressed.
asT Sold, also by G. l.. PENN, Edgcfeld c. II
WARDLAW g. DENDY, Abbeville c. H.; PRATT
g. JAMES, Newbcrry, A. J. CREIGHTON, Ham
burg. So. ca.
April / If ii
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Pepsin in Fluid and Powder.
Observe This.
DIR. DEN NNIS'S
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA,

Jaundice, Sick Headache, Dizziness Loss oj
Appetite, Constipation Of the Bo,ccls, Piles,
caused by Costircncss, Pain in the Bo,rels, or
Rheumatism, caused by the use Of Mercury
Syphitis Scroiuia. BoHs, Ulcers, dc.
HNIIlS PREPARATION is made as pure as posi-
Il bile. It's bitter taste, and beneficial effects in
diseases of the Liver and diseases arising froman i'm
pure state OF the Blood prove it to be the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL
preparation of Sarsaparilla that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations Of
Sarsapara will find by the taste and effect, that
there is Sarsaparilla in one bottle of DR.. Den.
MS preparation, than in half dozen bottles as it is
generally made.
It's Alternative and mildly purgative effects upon the
bowels, make it not only good substitute for Mcr
curry hut useful in removing all diseases arising from
the imprlltcnt use of Mercury.
re- Prepared only byJ. DENNIS, NJ D., Angus
Ia, Georgia.
Sold by a. G. TEAGuE and G. L. PENN, Edgefeld
G. H.; p VI. COHEN and CAREY & CoUTUR1ER,
Charleston; BoATwRIGrT d. MIoT and +. CURTIS
Columbia a. J. CREIGHTON, Hamburg; VIM F.
TuTT, ID. B. PLUME, llAvILAND e. RIsLEY, w. F.
e. J. TuGrIH, w. X. KITCHEN, BARRETT e. CAR
TER. Augusta, Geo. and by Druggists generally.
Pricc-Sl per bottle; bottle for s5.
E57 Remember to ask for DENNIS GEORGIA
SARSAPARlLLA.
June 26, 1851 IF %
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N O t i Ce.

TOHN M. WITT having purchased the
~ exclusive interest of the MACHINE SHOP
Of Mcssrs. BUSHNELL & WITT, will keep constantly
on hand the following articles, in complete and cx
ccllent order, and at the Augusta prices, viz:
Sash filled with Glass and Primed,
made of all sizes and according TO order.
ALSO
Pamnel Doors, Window Blinds,
DOOR FRAMES AND WINDOW FRAMES,
MANTEL-PIECES,
Bed Steads, Tables, Wash Stands, Chairs, Beau
rcaus, Writing Desks, Work Stands. Book
Cases and all other Cabinet and
Joincrs Work, &c, &c.
Repairing and Job Work of every kind appertainne
to the above articles, and Furniture of ercrsdes-
cription done promptly and upon the most liberal
terms.
Edgclield C. H., Dec l, 1852. tt 46
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RYE AND INDIAN MEAL.

Mr.. EDIToRs To most farmers it is
quite a matter Of Importance to live within
their income. The farmer who can do this,
who produces his own butter and cheese,
meat and bread, need not be very solicitous
about the cry of high or low prices, so far
as the necessares and even comforts of life
are involved in the matter. One of the best
articles of human food, when properly made,
is rye and Indian bread. 1t is very nutri-
tious and will sustain laboring man lon.
ger, aud in much better health and condi-
ton for heavy work, than flour bread. For
persons who use but little exercise, also, rye
and Indian is still more salutary, if possible
in its effects. And as we have said, when
properly made, it is luxury, and generally
so considered, particularly, when warm.-
Bread from these materials, can be made in
a greater variety of ways, but for the par
ticular method of compounding them, so as
to produce the several kinds, | must refer
the reader, curious upon such subjects, 10
your Housckeeper's Department." trusting
that some generously disposed and benevo-
lent lady will give the information required,
and thus be instrumental in making more
generally known certain dishes which appear
in some danger offalliag into neglect from
long dsuse.
One thing I would, however, suggest, viz I:
that in grinding Indian corn for table use it
should not be ground too fine. Very fine
meal never makes so good bread, heing more
liable to become heavy, or "clammy," as it
is termed, and consequently to ferment and
grow stale in warm weather. Mechanics
who keep no brute animals, will perhaps
find flour cheaper than rye and Indian meal,
as bread from the former is liable to crumble
aud waste 1t also looks more gentcel-a
consideration Of very mighty Importance
with some; but the honest unsophisticated
farmer, need not, and will not, be influenced
by either of these considerations. His ami
mails will always enable him to work up, to
good advantage, the refuse of his loaves,
and as for gentility, he will always be less
concerned about it, than the economy and
substantially Of his fare.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Silas Lilicnthal,

Silas LilicMtha,
DecI. IN AttdcRWcH.
Richard Bailey.
TNUE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
i filed his Declaration in my Office, and the De-
fendant having neither Wife nor Attorney known
to reside within the limits of this State on whom
copy Of said Declaration with rule TO plead can
be served, On motion Of Mr.. MoRAGNE, Attorney
for Plaintiff: Ordered that said Defendant appear
and plead to said Declarations within year and
day from the date hereof, or judgment will bs
awarded against him by default.
TIIOS. G. BACON, c. E. D.
Clerks Office, June ! 1859. ly ~
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WIEN lady is crossing muddy street,
it is entirely out Of order for male hiped to
look at her. 1t is rude--nay it is impudent,
unless she is Bloomcr, or has uncommonly
pretty feet and nice clean stockings.
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TOllcdl

DEFORE me by Levi Mcdaniel, residing four
ID teen miles West of Edgcfcd G. H., a DARK
BROWN MARE MULE, three years old next
Spring, and appraised at $780,
A. c. COFER, NJ. L. D.
Feb 10, 1853 m4m
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TESTIMONY OF TIE PRESS.
From the n. y. Courier, Aug l3.

DR. RoGERs' SYRur OF LIvERwoRT AND TAR.
effected by this excellent medicinal prcparatinn and
in one instance that came under observations we
can speak confidently. One of our employees who
hadsuTcrcd severely lrcm long Standing cold, dn.
ring the past week commenced the use of this medi.
cine and his Cold has entirely disappeared.
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THE Subscriber having formed a Co-Partncrship
i with Mr.. W. a. WARDLAW, Of Charleston,
formerly Of Abbcvilc. :. c. for the purpose Of do
ing GENERAL FACTORAGE and CONlAllS-
SION BUSINESS, avals himself Of the present
opportunity, Of returning his sincere thanks to his
numerous friends for the liberal patti onagc bestowed
tho services "f the new concern Of WARDLAW
4, WALKER, Charleston. where he hopes many,
if no, all his old patrons will find Ito their interest
to ship their produce.
The recent arrangements of the South Carolina
Rail Rm.l Company will enable them soon 10 have
a Depot IL the city Of Augusta thereby save tho
expense of TOLL and very greatly facilitate the for
warling Of produce of any Kind Mr.. lonS c.
REEs, Agent of w. & W.. in Augusta. will attend
to ;hc forwarding Of all produce that their friends
nly feel disposed to send :hcm. free "f charge,
save drayagc e. WALkER.
Augusta, July ~, 1859. If 90
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Warehouse and Commission
SIMESS,
HAMBURG, S.

HAMBURG, S. c.
A WALKER e CO.. bcg leave to inform the
M public generally, that ;hcy continue the
Warehouse g. Commission Business,
at the stand occupied by them for the two past
Seasons, and previously by WALKER IL BRAnroRD.
The Warehouse is in good order, and being To-
Gated in the highest part of Town, is safe from high
water. The late Ircshct barely reaching the lower
ionrs-not the least damage was done to Cotton.
y. WALKER will devote his personal attention,
exclusively to the business, and hopes from long cx-
pcrcncc, and desire to please, that none will leave
the establishment dissatisfied.
Those who patronze our Warehouse, will be
kept constantly advised Of the State Of the produce
markets.
Cash advances made on produce in store, when
desired y. WAl.kER,
d. l.. ADAMS.
Oct 27 Gm Al
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DIR. TOWNSEND says that all that is re-
quircd to make fortune is, to fear God and
patrouize newspaper. In other words, DO
honest and have courage to advertise.
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A PRINTER out West, whose Office is half
a mile from any other building, and who
hangs his sign on the limb of tree, adver.
tser for an apprentice. He says, GA boy
from the country would lie preferred"
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From the y. y. Mirror, Sept. ..

LrvERwoRT AND TAp.-OrIhe virtues of Dr. RnC
crs' Cough Medicines prepared from The above art
cles. it is needless speak: its efficacy in spcc
" curing Coughs. Colds and other lung complaints
which too Frequently, if neglected, result in Con
sumption, ia too well established in public conidcnc.
TO need culoCy now
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Family Grocery

WE KEEP constantly on hand large and
w well assorted Stock Of GROCERIES, viz:
Bacon, LAID, Sugar, Coffee,
nIolasscs, Syrup, Mackerel,
Whole Half and Quarter Barrels, and Family Mess
Alackcrr in kits
SPERM T. ADAMANTTNE CANDLES, LAMP
AND LISSEED OIL, RAISINS. AL.
MONDS. NUTS OF ALL KINDS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES.,
Fresh Lobsters, Salmon and Sardines,
CANDIES,
SPICES ALL KINDS, Smoked EEEF TONGUES,
FINE OLD BRANDlES, WINES,
Nectar, Eagle and Rye |hiskcy,
Also
4 Well selected Stock Of CROChERY and
GLASSWARE. BOWERS & HIT.
Hamburg, Nov 5. 1852. If 43
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MANA" Why, my dearest Albert, what
are you crying for so good, too, as you
have been all dayp
SPOILED LITTLE Boy" Boo-hoo! I've
eaten so-m-much b-beet and turkey, that
can't eat any p.pplum p.p.pudding :"
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Cosr OF SQUEEZING LApY's HAHD-A
man in Pittsburg has been fined one dollar
and sixty.two and a half cents for squeezing
a young lady's hand. In this section, it
costs nothing The girls like it.
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An English writer says there is no policy
like politencss, it is the best thing in the
world. either.to get good name or to sup
ply the want of it.
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Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank R'd.

TNFlIS ROAD is now open for travel from Ham
i burg to the OLD WELLS, on the Pine House
Road, and by the Martin Town Branch from Ham
burg to near the new Bridge over Stevens Creek.
Persons travelling or sending their Wagons or
Vehicles to Hamburg by the Martin Town Road,
can avail themselves Of the Branch Plank Road to
Hamburg, by turning to the left, half mile above
1Iardy's Church, by which they will avoid all the
hills and sand on the Martin Town Road.
The Road will be completed from Hamburg 10
the Pine House about the lst of November.
Rates of Toll.
-Four, five and six horse Wagons, S cts per mile
Three
Two :s B"
Two Carriagcs3
One
Horseback travellers,
Vehicles on meeting, arc each entitled to half the
PLANK TRACK, and tie Drivers arc required to
turn to the "RIGHT ~
II. A. KENRICK, President.
Hamburg, ScptS 81
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Scientific Evidence!

Call on the Agent and get Descriptive Circmlar g'lls
giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE from
Irlgs Animal Chmistry: DR. Comhcs Physiology or Ds'S-
lion: Dr. prrcira Food and Dici Dr. John W. DRAPER
nr New York Univcrsiy Prof Dungsons Physiology sc,
together with reports from al parts Of the United
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And TO her husband the toll and anxiety OF mina
neesssry devolrnE him om sickness oi the wife,.
petencr which hi, rIerions entitled aud the possession
Of which would the happiness Of Ein"eli we and
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" NOtlCC.

N Freeman. decd, will come forward immc
diately and make payment, and those having de-
mands will render them in properly attcstch
j. H. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
E,b q Il, -
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TIE following is an amusing instance Of
the tcnacity with which the Highlanders
hold to the honors and antiquity Of their
kindred. A dispute arose between Camp.
bells and Mclean upon the subject. Me-
Lean would not allow that the Champbells
had any right to rank with the McLeans in
antiquity who, he insisted were in existence
as clan from the beginning Of the world
Champbell had Il little more biblical lore
than his antagonist and asked him if the
clan of Mclean was before the flood.
"Flood what flood (" said Mclean.
"The flood you know that drowned all
the world but Noah and his family and his
flock" said Campbell.
"pooh you and your floods" said Nc
Lean, may clan was afore the flood"
al have not read in my Bible" said
Champbell, sof the name Mclean going into
Noah's ark"
'Noah's Ark !" retorted the other in con-
tempt, 'who ever heard of Mclean that
did not have Il boat OF his own :"
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More Evidence

The Hon. C. D. IIlSELlSE, Mayor Of the City Of Camden
y. j.. says -, ,.,. u..u -.,,
nntcring notices Of this nrcnr and the sIirrc rin WING u
thcv came induced make inquiry respecting lis ncrts
From INQUIRY persuaded, 10 use II. anl must say
We found specific in lis action upon disca.rS "f the lfrr
nud digestive organs an The powerful influence II eNrr't
upn nervous prI~ation is really surprising II cIlnS an'
Strengthens the nerves bringing them mo s'ac Vi rcosc,
MAX ing sleep refreshing.
this medicine generally used. We are satisfied
these would he less sickness. from The snlat Ii. liver AMI
nervous system the great majority ci real and imaginary dir.
eases c:rat Have them in healthy condition. and you
can bid defiance 10 cpidir, generally This cNraordnAr!
medicine We would advSr friends VIII" are ut a inils-
posed tn give lria-ii will recommend ITSELF il should, IN
fact be- in every family No other mrilicilr can produce
such evidences Of merit"
Evidence upon evidence has been received Clkc the fnrc-
coin. q. from a sections of The tnCn the last three !rars
and the strongest Testimony in lis favor IS that there more
al used in the practice n The regular Ih!slcaS "i Ihll-
drlphi than a other nurus combined fact That ran rasi-
Is be established and fully proving thai srirnlir prrpara-
ton will meet with their quiet approval when presented even
in this lurT.
Ala doubt acr using il as directed II aclr rl-
officially ppn the stomach and ivrr il is preferable 10 co-
mel in ALI. BILIOUS DSEASES-lr effect is imn'cli-
atc They ran bc administered Ia fnalcs or infants with
safety and reliable benefit nj any time.
Look well to The marks Of tho Genuine.
They have the written signature Of G. NJ JACKSON
upon the wrapper AMI his ar blown III the bottle WITHOUT
which they nrr spurious. ,,,,,>.
sSy" For sale Wholesale AMI Retail at the GERMAN
MEDICINE STORE. No. Ia Arch street. one door below
Sixth Placphia; aud by respectable dealers general!
through the Country
PRICES REDUCED.
To enable NIL csscs Of nvalis 10 enjoy the advantages OF
their great restorative powers SINGLE GoTTLE, ID CESIs
ex5-A Also, for sale, in this Village hy.
Sept i, 1859. 1y 50
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Co.Partnership Notice.

+ HAVE this day associated MIR. THOMAS r..
Il HIT in business with me-, which will in future
be transacted under the firm Of GowEns 4 IlITT.
5. L. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Nov 5, 1852.
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Potatoes, Onions, sc.

A CONSTANT supply of Potatoes, Onions,
N Oranges, Lemons, Coeonuts. De, may be
found at j.. fioDHEe, Agent
Nur &c 4'
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NOtiCc.

A IL persons indebted to :. E. Bowers, will
N please call and pay their notes and accounts
~ am dcsrous of closing my old business in'mc-
diatrly. ). +. BOW EkS.
Hamburg, Nov 5, 1862.