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,-r,r, uaxona-Arrfvnl Of the Isabel at Charleston
' CHARLF SION Frday June a ic53

H. s.esmship label arrived here % Day % hours
raining tr ron Havana Her iayana dates are 10 Tues
dav ,roruipe and Key Wet the evening % the 2st-
81. bfiI 2, no political Ne Of importance. Havana still
continued very scky.
Tb4 market, wer- dull sni inactive Sugars we're easier
Vessels were ,i wanted there was az mmen-e quan
INV of Sug.r la The quotations we're 70 London
=. Cove. - the Baltic CO. American ports, :
az T. box Sugar knd e. =, hhds. = 81 Tor 10
lsis
S'erlrg E1ohange lol & cent prem. New ! IFk and
3. sion. q I discount
The schooner ID l. WATTS Vas fallen IN with with her
Union down by the brig Ad-a from this port, and iOErd
mo Havana with al hands sick No date u given. Sal
n.ae W. 90 Be settled BY Arbitration.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
a Mormon Republic Foreign Aaairs-New-Y ork A9-
p0intments.
sserai DtYafaA 70 The Y. Trrbsa>

WASHINGTON. Fndly, June y Il5i
Gen. Nllsmii Charge from Ecuador has effected the
sale Of Charles Island Of the Galapagos group to the Nor
mons and that Island hereafter be the hsdq isrers o
this remark able people. II is entirely independent Of
Ecuador. and will probably declare for new Republic
There has been proracted Cabinet session to-day Il
believed that Russia and Turkey the leading topics
lie, of about 90 uegber guagers inspectors and 9th
officers has been cent by Collector Bronson Of yur
port ard being scrutinized by Secretary Guthrie
who eyrce much dsplvasare because OF the Barnburug
ahni;,s Of many The lit contains the mans Of
one who is recorded 10 the Treasury archives pacep
c1inhn IN aud upon the II is probable ,hi
tie entire bet viii be returned 10 ewYork for revision
The Bari burners are very closely watched. GUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
penIh OF General Mather- Murderer Sentenced &
Leath--.rike OF Railroad Laborers.

IINIINNAIIl FT-llI JIl7 y IllN
General Msther of NegYork, died in his city last ni5h
n tie rtsiiepc- If Mr. seymour
Robinson, The young nan who murdered Noses Uaard'
lis nom Nrsport Ky tea mouths since has b. N
- ,,,, ID enter eco 10 De hanged ia August next
rIhorer. on the Short Line Railroad Iuune struck
i. u,,ri,v No disturbAn has occurred though ven
~ i. n rrsiened on those may Acceed u the de-
weather ol ara pleasant There have been general
RAM Ia his section.
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From Newfoundland rhc FISHERIES.

BOSrO- Friday, June p, l8h3
The Newfoundland papers coutau bitter complaints OF
the manner In which the French cutter drove tue British
f.btiten r N St Georges Bay. They say that the E1g
h vessels we're compelled 20 put 70 sea leaving behind AL
th II e and ush when some vessels pat BACK on
Of the heavy they we're hredho oy s french
cutter. -,
Tie French commander when demonstrated with said
tb.y might Thank their Government who had driven
tie French from Salvador
The Legislature would probably strictly investigate the
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N,x.Ierse, Court Of PardoBs.

TRENTON fudays June -, iohb
The Court Of PardOns ri to-day Among numerous
otter applications pard"ns that 81 Canng sentenced %
BE- han 20 on the 2-fh June, for The murder oil 7 ~o
seuie a. the Court the communication Of Dis sentence %
,ouu+ut Tor he The ground taken l. his moral aud
MI M ,ual ,mbecil ~ TIE case postponed 10 order
IN et additional facts IL will come up again tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

WASHINGTON, Friday, June - 1888.
Gen A o T. Nicholson arrived nsre today.
The r. port - ecay last night that the Pres
dent bso ORDERED that Postmaster bs appointed the
applicant DO in Nashi gtoB Is untUund- d.
Tie AoIiOn1i Iftut.eaceT says that DR.. Parker Will
probably be continued secretary and Interpreter to the
China Mssion and that John Ross Browne will also be
attach, 70 il.
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The Cumberland Coal MIXERS. &c.


The mail has fsIed south ii Wilmington 70 night
TIE CunBerlgnf J9urnai says considerable yru nbilg
ard 6i.sati-fsc ION m prevails among ne miners and sas
- = thctly L d., ysi ally settled
m M,or OF this city has signed the ordinance guln-
,eepg the bonds Of the COnhelsye and Pittsburgh Rail
reads
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nea,h Of Rev. pr. sharpe.

BALIIMUAE, y NJ I1lI
Rev DR. Sharpe ct Boston Gled ss ui-nt al the resi-
dino If Rob-rtP Brown. 10 Baltimore County.
New Orleans papers If Ihur-day FRIDAY ara Saturday
last a. ATE q due have % baud but we moi No news
81 in poriauce IL them
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Wrd hic~irc from he westward The steamer Perry
was 20 from Newport At high water 20 night for the pur
pOse of srfesvorfg - tow Der Of She hal PHO, Ga
board at The time OF the q .as.r
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Masonic Celebration.

WORCESTER, Fniay June ~ lo,o
The festival Of St John celebrated here today by
the Free Masous IN an imposing mariner r"ieeh nun
r.d Nssop- were present including the Grand Lodge OF
No.. Its and nun. rous subordinate Lodges. The
"a delivered 10y Philip G. Tucker, Grand NJ ister
81 the Grsro Lodge of ', TmoIt
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LArIR FROM RIO pE JaSEIKo We have received al
vices rom Rio de Jan,iro 10 May two and half weeks
later hsn cur previous dates The session Of the LegsS
ture was ned the Sd Mt with an address rom the
Emperor Ptro H. lie sioi''es the m'o'r' on the gen
.,-i,snil, eIi,y,d ~ tie us,on which presents such
ohla conditions for the development Of national wealth
and prosperity The railroads which were authorized
by law during the past year soon to be put under con
tract heir construction An increasing interest Is taken
in the Eck Of internal mpso' ard other enterprises
are commended the attention of the Legs AZURE Inc
foreign relations Of the country remain IN perfectly STc
allie state The faith of treaties as wei the national IN
srtst demands the complete suppression OF the ave trade
and VIII be suggested by the Ministry Tor me &C
complainant Of tins purpose.
Several Of the morning papers did injustice to the New
Haven Railroad in their notice yesterday Of the accident a.
Fast Brook6rld. The accident occurred the Western
and not the New Haven Road and 10 train in charge Of
= conductor Of the Western Road over whom the Nss
Haven Con pAny had no control -
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The Canada Osrward Bound

HALIFAX FRIDAY. Juns q 1850
The steamship Canada from BO-i0n, ryed here ~ II
o'clock last night and after coaug Immediately pro-
IL s,T fv.rr
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=. - !. ,,teu Of snonyuous coHnaurie " ssevei
NO nouee O. .e,ion b sliheur-isd BY ne name AZ.
nteIoso .uo necessarily for pgffeAii0u oai a. su,r
.r+ee Of h good faith - .----f-..so-.
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~ sEE rHIRn PAGE. ii

IN the Senate Yesterday the Ten Hour bill was taken
ND Mr.. Ward opposed it because II would encourage
lazipess He vas in favor Of 50 much as related 10
children Mr. Cooley stood mp brsvey Tor the bill Mr.
Cornell opposed H. Mr. Williams wanted all Sunday
lsbor prohibited Nr. Upham was favorable TO the bill
p II vac. Mr Wright opposed the Sunday prohibition
Mr. Van Scboonhoven wonld have no labor on Sunday
e,cept work of necessity. Mr Plat thought the Dill
had Passed the Assembly merely in froic and without
hone Of its passing tie Senate. Several Amendments
were olered-one by Mr. Otis that notices. than . cents
r making shirt aud 50 cents for pair OF PantaloonS'
should b. paid to female laborers This was adopted and
oaervard voted down. And at last the Senate came to
the third reading Of the bill and ras iOSt-Ayes y.
Noes 13 Thus ends the hopes of the sborlos classes
for this most important and benehcent proposition
We regret that our report does nat give the Yeas and
Nav. bur they will sooO appear The Gath bic Church
PROPERTY bill vas then taken up. Before the debate
csuchd,d the Senate adjourned
In Assembly. the Temperance bill Tas taken up b.
vote of 40 t. a. ten OF the City members opposing Two
Miller and Sbar IN favor aud four absent An excit-
ING debate ensued Nr. Clapp moved 10 postpone IN
d.fpitely but atfer awhile withdrew II. Mr. B-m Al
MADE fercible speech in favor of the bill The New
York members generally came form in violent OPPOSE
ton 20 the bn!-especis'ly d. B. Taylor and Henry
Hosard. Before the discussion Was ini-hed che House
adjourned The general tone of the debate was nope
f but We pres1ue the bl IL a. dead julius Cesar
We publish this morning one weeks later news from
California. reaching to June ]. Nearly tTo million
AID half Of Cold was shipped from san Francisco BY
the steamer Of the 1st The news is not impoF-
TAM, bur con aims many interesting items, as will be
seen in cur summary elsewhere. IA arrival at San
Francsco from Hong Kong Apr I, brings report Of
the dGa ofrbe rebel army before the Ras OF Making
with great oss This intelligence Is not so late, how.
ever by four days a. Que adgces from Cnn. by
W., Of England, and can hardly be regarded as au-
ththtIc.
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3Iem!a)ork Dailp 9ribnne.
SATURDAY JUNE % 1853.

~ P..r, u.n.tns IA, rybvAei sa st ias p 1870 ~ ,
o. unne~ s 81. gsfsoe. Scs u cent? Seef-p-Jaos
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The T. 8 Mail Steamship Arc t. Captain Luce
,-f iSsve Ills port TO-DAY. at noon for Lverpo"'.
r., s,ni-E,ekis Trbrns Dfan,ne al the ae-I new
car he had at te Desk, This Morning. Ii Wrapper
resdy or slifg
,d;.., for TIE T,irae Of Monday ought 70 Be '-nt n
h on Ssfur6sy evsrfnf
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w.L,d. good In + Fat WoiT inqa'e a, ile store


,p who CEisTAnogo my such written testimony
io an rat. OF the Union convince The ilcduous TN
~ f De ouly article ofiis SIdto b. reo Df-
ds vhoe house ~eh south pou IN en- mass CAL snd
go lie ote Scuce will Do md e formula ioi CEsrADoEos DYE
our Chemical discoveries Ia fAnee STnany
and tins any magnificent Brown Black produced IN FIVE
privately applied BY the frnttor and Inventor
10 q Affor
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- More evidence of the efficacy Of HooFLAND

ps Riters Mixture without doubt the greatest measn
al dr. LAYER and Bowels AstubboIn e.se on ho
S. has come uorce wherein tee psent had S
,c. of the schools Of medicine with no AZ
tne nnsS IL induced to use these htierS and lev s
"a shsr have entirely cured HIM Msay aca esses We e0 49,
IS 20 require Us use pr iatsos possss. ne
be rscut Dr. Boohisnd ana ne pre- ts
ma Tle purchssng shosd call a ~ sore OF see rs.
Sss ssns i written upon the ysppes os , 40 INV" ~ ~
fe a. limitations OF al wv IPhlraephia Democrat t0eTuan)
IA. - dealers In medicine everywhere
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,e that bsve sol5 10 J. ~ OsSiS st.e % the ony
efKew.Yors the rrht and ute % ~ - "a ~
- 49, 10 psfe article To the san cay NJ tu-
49, ~, me By the aid j. ~ DEslr %
upon In ny Ney Isne' F. q. saERRoOp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

Ia Drab, Beaver, Six Felt, and eyefl uoscfiPIiVl
NJ esu, Or Hats fr Gentlemen Youth Mise. ara Cler
% reduced pres make for CUTE ntsa eAia
menfs tHO'sh'' %" j. ". KELLOGG, No i7s Caarls-
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tYe Fifteen Dollars ouly for beautiful Coun

2S3-BArcHrioR celeorslet lalr ~. p I'VE and e
-. ,a 10 No IS BfoadSsy opposite TIE fask FoeasAin
BiTcEEIoss wrsarneo fame sute'snI So ~ ~ 49,, pa
1870 kif nt Their e better saPPe1 y 1 ~ aay
sfheT estshhslnspt n the world
IyoS's- ksTsNKox.-This invaluable article, for
.riesp "a DasSruG elrlns. Identifying Ard ne ny :
hel We should anA me aies
5000 all Try il certainly free . cents IN large o's~ S ~
fxxhsr
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CooI ExPEDIEaT.--Alce, where dl1 you put thOsG
,oIotls Of cbamssuei o., Henry the Beissoto EsoiaL
~ In An you hat IL jgsl cold there aud 80 hqn leas
nIIss Hats are strong though 20 hgn si COOL Sa hll so
rns WmIIAns No rG fuitonst "a door from bn,ad"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

aKytp THE HEAD CooL"-We know oil NJ better
- an ,en h, arpe one Of the light and extremely eie-
way ~ slssry Beaver hss sold b. toe Peoples hass-
eschsnsss Their Canton Brad segne aud helil
well sdsUted tor the ot wesnef Ale '' "
A. m pafk.rOw. opposite the AaOr House
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

lss fre sre con iuy q Ksoxs Rocky Mysntaln
Beaver ~ eiestnt durable 'nsy" fssonah- sud ens.
KNOX No IA Foont where he n pfssed % supply
Gle srias oIlhoruity vifb he best u Hat.
GxrrlHsES's eUxwER HArs, WHTE, GRET AID
gttaN eorer Poe Nssr invites me sssen
ton Of - A. e pubic % ~ seve4 re q -
Befs foef wifh full .orneof Of The roos
scfS (oots Csutiennsu's
BfaD sorser Fiae ara Nasss1-ss
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MN THTENI FEfIILAIIHU
mar, tas have been made ssnce Veunstns dat waea
,r6n . free calston air within ibe snd n a. Keep
tis soo semp bsve all slther utterly id Or
easlv secefded therefore with iufne s-tfio -
I - frsfts cuFornss sd ne Pablo that ~ ne
suesseSsS n olssb1g ossaerst1e pe sna
nsehe e pxeLfob supplying 6esh cir 70 ~ istefiJ ~
hat isssviue equsbe sn1 pleasant teln-nf $3.50 :,
81 This ussful article ~
bT Who f.cptJ obsstDd paien - ~ .nS
o. New ORD has been fafc.- ~
esn3Ons and ns--ba
nj dfe7s totally IN pr cyie add manner o.
svery ~ n veidlefOr currency e,.-.i
d. x.f offe ssd doe ~ interfere W1 .1e ~ e
sonearsrce n slightest decree -
55srsd crtsosff that GES1S has the cole nan 70
sen the i.'e'' 'eD'''' ~ NJ (JFsE No "a BFosd".y,
opposite u Panrs
EgWLYOeg June I, 1888
Hal oil ne( Al
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- nnsrAnoRo claims La Do essentaI eKceIlence

OF m flair and BesutdeT consists IN ats peri, CO a'
ton with tie pmrce which c.npoe The hb"rE u deeops
L thin by perfectly natural ~
y BY ptbetsilg into the ~ vessc Of e scaf AZ
m hon n, sivc ellen tlse which have been Dire
I'M foul te, ~ cesse. The beauty AID uNuance wine
msts the hair M 70 at a. los a. II Is appi-d cgu
In conf INIT, sold by the Inventor and
rii,tor No 6 AsoT Houie.
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o,x,.is e0wsER YARIETms-LOWER ST0RE.- The

Has vs.. DA0UERRLOTYPEs- Inc Dedu1iui DO
s,srs, ana P.s " Hat cod BY RATrEr! LsAE a. ts'
- a. and e. always eecyfed lsse sale ~, per 2
~. -. een mn th spfi Of the they aiiton ~"
- s. Of fer customers bic ene Ia s hat nee o.
80 he ~ ksers The United states %o Gao a. ts
sTsssE 10 81 Ciatba opposite ChamDeIs sna On he O''
o. "a n s,bam aud PeaTlt.s.
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To DrNrRrs.-A City Dentist Practice for Sale


"A especsbe Practice The with lease
rat house ocstou with without 'he furniture OF The Offices
pa Noue q ltss than IS go each need apply Atles
- box No. SD Ntv-l OH Pet lce
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NIMINU 7 NE IT''I M TIT I@f'I II
public who take interest useful yntors are Invited cali a.
the Sewing Machine made
u me- ard SHUTTLE the invention OF Walter at ESQ OF hi
etout v eptv Nears ready aso ali
ne prove, SEWING Machine ever Veied-he one noF
81
M ers and The only ms which hes the capacity pec
l..
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T., TYY ArI.s of to morrow will appear in new typ

and ur& erlas,d he ensoDs II VIII BE- eiIey inca w
oItins matter q nsgie ca 1.'fd 20 pooae ~ l7
Add iallt hes teen efCged 20 he editorial &c
fareir Of ths T., sunday paper GOO ~ pi ,n,e
, Isl it, De- the original orauliu bfut an
rrst6rf weekly leusI the unfry AT VINO neg ect
md TIC Ailuf tomorrow vail lose rich treat A'.i1
insertion haideo ~ before 'CA oa'luAi
evening Ofc. No a. Am -.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-04
l PROSPECTUS OF TIE
Southern riCulturist.
Il !! JOLIRA9iL or RURAL 1F-
E4iIRS, yMECIAN MICS, M.1EU-
F1dlC'1'LI1E, loOJf0LOGY AND
.sXOt1ICLyLI'GRE.
EDrrEpl ltT a. G. SUMNER.
I:SuMMElt. Horticulture and
Pathological Editor.

The subscriber will publish at Iaurcnsviile.
S. C.. on the 2O.l, January, 1853, the first num-
bcr 63a new Agricultural Journal tho Ed,ori.
.orinl management Of which will be un'ler the
COL. a. G. SUMMER
Who will he assisted in the Horticultural and
Pomologieal Department by
MIR. Wh.S SUMMER, of Pomara.
4 1t will be printed OH fine parer with ncm
BREWER Typc-large octave double column.
and will contain 81 pages. No advertisement
will be admitted in the body OF the work, but
auch will be published on cover, if desired.
l, will be the aim Of this journal To supply
useful original md selected matter, on all sub
jucts connected with The Agriculture of tho
Slave-hoiling sSa,e.-lsural Taste and In
provelnrnl-rhe Mechanical aud Manufacture
ing 5intere,,s, go. iThc pomoogicai aud lIor-
ticnitural departments will be devoted TO tho
dissemination of correct information respecting
thoss plants and fruits adapted to garden ana
orchnr,i CULTURE in the Sonth. The develop
ment Of valuable native fruits, which are scat
tered over the country, and info III ition re-
aprcting foreign sorts which have been sncress-
fully cultivated in this climate. wi | interest
Pomolugsis throughout the South; nnJ MASS
of, Information, tested, by experience, has al
ready been prepared for its pages BY the editor
Of this department
The fine styl. in which the " 4 Agriculrlrist "
will be printed will be nn inducrricut 10 ull
who arc'engagcd in rural improvement, to ron.
tribute toils puges and individuals throughout
the Southern country are invited 10 lend the,r
aid in every Department..
Cuts Of implements, machinery, farm build
ings and fixtures, a,ima.s fruits, DC, will rssu
lsrly ndorn ils pagss.
3'E R M s..
Copy one ysar-iuvarabIy in advance 81 90
Copies :. :" - :" %
l2Cupies" {" - Z" ~ W
Is Copex"fE" :" &c " IS OO
Specimen numbers will be sent 10 pursons
wishing To eIainips before subscribing, but III
asts, y sise@ will nal4r he entered on our books
uiassl the subscription j, paid.
az Editors are solicited to insert this ProH
peclus. innd dircrt their exchange papers TO
Po,naria, Newberry, 5. e.
X. ". STOKES,
rE-a .rupriutUr,
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IDDiSOlsilpy.

Thousands Of parents who Use Vernifuge.
composed Of Castor Oil Calomcl, &C., are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa
tient. they are actually laying the foundation for
serics Of diseases. such rs salvation, loss OF
sisht, weakness Of limbs, DC.
In another column will be found III. advcr.
'isemsnt of Hobensack's Medicines, to whicl,
NE ask the attention Of all directly interested
in their own rs Well as their Cl,idrcn's health
In Liver Complaints and all disorders uri ing
from those of n bilious type, should make use
:oi The only genuine medicine, lIobensacl' IS
Liver Pills.
fT BE NOT deceived" but ask for IIobcn
sacks Worm Syrup Liver pnd Pills, and the
aerve that each has the signature Of the Proprie.
or, N. HonESsAcK, ~ none else are genuine
Agust lo. 42-ly.
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IsY TEHE GOVERNOR.
ORDER NO. /.
HEAD QUARTERS,

a. HEAD QUARTERS,
Columbia, Dec. l3, 1852 {
The following gentlemen have been
appointed and commissioners Ads SIDE Camp
80 his Excellenny the Governor aud Com
mander-in.ciiici, with the rank of Licuten-
ant Colonel: and will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly.
By order. ]. w. CANTEY,
8 Adj. and Inspect. General.
JAMES SiMoSs,
MATHEW IRVINE KEITH,
JAMES SlNkLER,
THpMAs NJ. WAGNER.
JOHN ilARLEsToN READ,
J.. NJ. KEIrT,
I'D. AsHaoRE,
-J. r.. Sloan,
y ". N SHIELD.
FRAaK HAMPTON,
w A. AvcRua,
. a. McFARLAN,
a; q. CHARLESTON,
y. w. Nelson,
RIcHaRD G. RicfArDsox,
r. u. g'I'nISenAsr; -
luifrs ). .iIvccLh.N,
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CATAT,0GTTE.

Silk md Straw Bonnels, Bibbnns, Flower, and
Sllk Goods, Hosiery. Gloves, Scnr(s, CravaIs,
Together with complete assortment OF MILNE
ry Goods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, &c
Guns, Rifles, Revolving and other Pistols,
PERCUSSION Caps, Game i Shot Bags, Powder
Flasks
Knives. Scissors, Ruzors, Cents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes. Fancy Stationary.
Conts' Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes,
Yarns,
Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes Co.
longncs,
Soaps, Perfumery, Inks,
And general assortment Of Fancy Articles
Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry,
Marine Time Pieces, French Miantcl Clocks
Common Brass and Wood Clocks, &c
English nnd German Guns, Bird Cages and
Traps, and various other articles too numerous
TO mention.
N.B.-Jnst received from Paris the most
splendid assortment of Gill and Gold Jewelry
ever offered III ihls market. f.. G.. Is.
octoDcr y. 1921 5O-tf
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Gents. Hosiery.

Superior qhnli,y Knitted Lambs Wool
and Mrrino Under Vests.
Extra fine and heavy Brown and D!eached
Slorkiuelt Vests
Lambs Wool and heavy Knitted Drawers,
OF the best make.
a superior assortment OF Lambs Wool.
Thread and SILK qalf Hose, O! the bcs.
English manufacture.
Also, Gents Gloves, in SIX, Cotton, Lin
en, and Lislc, 7:
Threads. For sale very low al
w. J. J.'JACOBI g. SON,
'al king.st. (bend) opp. the Big Boot.
Nov. 9th, 1882 Eff
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Steam Saw Mill For Sale

The subscribers offer for sale their
Steam Saw and Grst Mills, situated about z
one u,ilc East OF Suintervile. The En.s
,gine is % horse power, has heen in use
about three years. drives ! upright saws, Z
one circular saw. and is in iullopera,idD,
i.ith an- excellent ram of custom. The
Mill linuse is two-storv substantial fraIne.
Together with twD timber wagons and
gear, one excellent oS-cart, mules, horse
and oven, negro houses, stables, and every
thing necessary itr carrying oil, tho bus:-
ne-r successfully. A!so, q lot of about.
SIX acres OF land, on which The mill anil.
buildings nro lnca,ed. Ii not sohi at pri.,
ra!e sale previously, the same will be sold
.at public sale c.on the first day Of January
next, anu possession gi:en Oh ,fa, day.
Persons wishing to purchase can exam
inc tie mill and witness lis operations and
obtain any information they may desire,
concerning the same by applying to r. J.
Cogblan.
T. J. COGHLAN g. co 3.s
Sumtcrvile, Nov. 9th, 1852 2-2n
Waterman copy once a month for Two
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EHoofland's Gcr.nam nittcrs.

hundreds o. our citizens complain of dcbili-
~ and langour of the system, arrangement OF
the liver and stomach, want Of appetite, &C.;
they are frequently the result of too close ap-
sFIcation, aud a thousand other causes we can.
not here namc /; but we would say to all aflict-
ed. do US we have done--get Il bottle or two of
DR.. Hoofand's German Bi,ters, prepared by DR..
JAG kson, and our word for it yon will be cured.
Wo recommend this medicine, knowing from
experience that it is much superior to the gene
rality of patent medicines. We would say to
our readers. purchased none unless prepared by
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. July