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by the various sells ofsmanagers forythose
places respectively; The managers for all
the places of election aforesaid 10 meet al
samuel Harvin's on The Wednesday fol,
lowing, count The votes and declare the
election.
This writ, together with your returns Of
the election to be held under IL, you have
before the Senate at the next meeting there
of.
WII'NE the Honorable r. +. w.
AlIston, President of the Senate. at
Columbia, this sixteenth day OF De-
ccnber. in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
two, aud iii the seventy seventh year
Of the sovereignty and independence
of the United States Of America.
X. l.. w. ALl.STON,
President OF Senate.
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In Equity Kershaw Dist,
Robert. Wilson, Bill for
VS.. Partition
Paul I. Fillcpguc and
Paul I. Villcp;guc
.pu SEifn npI ,thoro

anu W ic, anu OlNcFS. account.
in obedience to an order in this case
3 made, dated December 18th, 1852,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, before
the Court !ousc door in Camden, on the
first Monday in February nex,, and if then
prevented, on some succeeding sale day,
the real Estate of Martha b. Wilson, de-
ceased. as sei iorti. in the writ of partition
issued in this Case, consisting Of the fol-
lowing property, to-w',:
One track or plantation Of land, contain
ing 4S5 acres, more or less, lying OH the
waters of Raltcn Creek, in tho Safe
aforesaid, bounded 10y the Charleston and
Camden road, and by lands ni Larkin r..
DtnkInS, William Sanders, and John
Sanders.
Also, House ard lot Oh Droad-slreri
in the town OF Camden, and Lots on Lyts
Teton Street in the said town. The said
plan Of The said town by the Nos. OIL,
and Ol2, $50, and hall 10, No. SSl.
The said Plantation will not be- sold for
less than Five Dollars per acre.
The house and lots on Broad. Street
will not he sold Tor less than Twelve
Hundred Dollars (3l2OO,) and The two
Lots on L'lteton-strcet, n not less than
-Four Hundred Dollars (3lGO)
TERMS.--So much casi, ;ls wlll psy the
! COSTS oi tho caSe--!or the balance, bond,
with approved personal snrctics, and a
mortgage OF the premises, payable in two
equal annua! insta!menis, the whole bear
ing interest from date OF sale, payable an
nuaily until the whole bond is satisfied
Purchasers TO pay for all necessary papers.
w. H. K. WORKMAN, c. F.. x. D..
Jan. 4Ih, 1853 10 4t
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MANAGERS,

Fulton.-T. c. Il chardson, J.J Brough.
ton, and Brown Manning.
Bradham's.-W. l.. Reynolds. J. B
Brngton, and James H. ilarvin
Owens Muster FieId.-J. NJ. Fielder, A
p. Brock, and ID. l.. Ragin.
Shorlers:--IIamllon Husbands, WIN J
Wilder, and benjamin Walker.
Packs Old Placer. p. 1laynsworth,
Thomas Burgess. and James Plowden.
Vests Cd Place.. $. McFaddin, G..
A. Rich. and Joseph G Burgess.
Mack's Store:--Dudlcy E. Hodge, G.. l..
Wllherspoon and Joseph NJ. Plowden.
WIherSpoon's Old Muster Fied:--Jas.
Eppes, William NJ. Mcintosh, and w. III.
McE!veen.
Motifs Cross Roads:-S. B. Cokcr, J.
w Baker, and Samncl Tom!nson.
January 25ih, 1853 l3--td
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sJAMMEY'SS IS HOTEL,
COLEdLBI.1. s. C.

i|l fHS MN xa sASlH7: II; y: { 5. i?"?fii*, %Fsis.
EaiaslaL Ee:asifgszlaL and DR.. I'll. GOOD n'NN, hav
i gpurchased that lilic ana coln,nod gu, cs.
tab .lsllment heretofore known as the Con
GAREE HOUSE. II w,ii hereafter b. dnsIrnn.
ted as /" JANNEi'S HOTEL"
IN announcing This to the public, the
Proprlctors feel that 1t IS not necessary IL
present in detail the Inducements and aa-
vantagcs whi,h this Hotel presents. It's
loeaiion,lt lts cenin.odioucncs$, aud tho i'm.
provement, contemplated by The prescn,
managers, will, they feel satisfied, afford 10
the travelling community and hers, IIn.
tel. III Columbia which VIII IN every way
rank among The best III the country. Every
comfort convenience, and appcndage To ,irc
first Gloss Hotels IN the Unlcd States, will
s lie ;ound at JANNEl'S HOTEL, and no
effort on the part of Inc pr"pricturs Will be-
wanting 10 render it worthy OF The capitui
ofthe State.
Mr. JaNNEY and Mr.. HARRIS, So
Weil4kiinWn by the VISITORS at the Ameri-
caas sfiotel, will always be found al their
posts, AMI If unremtmg attention 10 the
duties they have assumed, be any guaran-
:. tcG gol satisfaction, they have no hesitation
in promising it 10 their guests.
3g s-sS Mr.. Hltchrock's splendid line oi
gOmnibusses and Hacks. having the name
fthe Hoiel painted on them. are attached
to Jnnney's Hotel, and will be prompt ana
fa.hinlin the conveyance of passengers tc
and from the various dcpos.
January 25ih, 1853 l3--2t
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MOUNT ZION
Collegiate Institute.
]. w, Hudson, Esq., Pres't.

THOMAS M'CANTS,
JAMES II. RlON, PnoFEssoRs.
ID. WYATT AIKEN.
THE exercises ol this institution will
resumed on the Eth January next. The
Scholastic year will consist Of two Ses-
sions, OF five month each.
n Il II $.
Boarding and Tuition per Session sST 30
or i paid III advance, rs %
Course Of lectures on Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy, (exiTal 10 90
Each student boarding in the lns;i-
tuition will furnish his own fuel,
lights, Washing, sheets and towels,
and every student who occupies his
chamber during the day, 10 study
IN, will furnish h,s own bed-clo,hea.
TERMS FOR DAY-SCII0LARS.
Reading and Spelling per Session, $40 0U
Do with Writing ana Arithme-
tic, II 0O
Do. with English Grammcr and
Geography. 13 0C
Do. with Book keeping Gls CC
Latin, Greek, Algebra or Gcome.
try, 2;5 OK
Ercwood for Shool room6, ST
Instruction in French, Is q,
a Student will be received al any time
and will be charged at the same rate iron
the time he enters, to the end o; the SEES
sion; but no deduction viii be made whcr
he leaves before the end of II, ror for tmG
lost by suspension or expulsion.
A Student is prohibited f.om havinc
guns and Dogs. and he will be expelled If il
is known that he has a pistol in his posses.
sion.
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist
Elizabcih David

J NJ. David. e,. al.
BY virnc OF an order ron w. Lewis,
Bsq, Ordinary OF Sumter District. | VIII
sell on the first Monday IN February next
n Sumter Court House, between the legal
hours OF sale, one tract of land, containing
3?7 acres on --- Bay, in the fork OF
Black River.
TEEns--A credit OF twn years, Gall
fees cash the purchaser giving bond with
good security and a E.Grtgagc Of the prcmi-
ScS to The Ordinary. inr ltic payment of he
purchase money, will! interest from the
day of sale.
J. G. RlIAME, 8. D.
Jan. 18th, 1893 l2-tf
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The State Of South Carolina,

I" all and singular The Managers Of The
Gcnernl ElectionS, far each CongrcSyion-
at District III oug!ioM he .'tnc:
In pursuance o, An Act Of the General
Assembly o.! This State pass Ell Oh !he-l6lh
sscTn.5ot sc = ;, y0Iiaf. hereby re-
qnircd. a''er girlng eg4 l'o'icc (and being
hu!y 'qnu,!icd) 10 proceed to hold an clcc-
iun Tor Representative in the Congress
"I the United States, Tor each Congress on
al District, on the 9Th Monday in February
next, and the day following, at the same
places anl 10 be conducted 10y the same
managers, of and i'll the same manner a,
t;ic election nj IN m!.ers ot the State Laois-
ia,nrc; and after having determined on Tie
persons duly elected, you do certify the
same according 70 law, undcr your hand
and seal Ia the Governor, AT Cclumhi;,, bv
The first Mund " in Apr,I next, m which
day ;hc woes VIII be coun:e !, and ihcycal-
Irt the elections declared
Gwen under my hand AMI The Seal ol
hn S!aic, n Columbia, this ooh day Of
jnnnary in the year o! our ord one thou
sIni "i-Iit 'nn !rcd aud iiity-ircc. and in
Il 7,th, year o. the sovereignty and lI!-
lrpenIe;!cc %. tic Un.cl S.Itcs OF Amer
Ca
l'y the Governor.
John l. MANN G..
BENJAMIN PERRY, Sec OF Stale.
in? ?n'y 25,h, 1893 l3- I'd
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First and Last Notice.

All persons indebted 10 the undersigned
are notified that they must come forward
and settle up their Nnics and Accounts, by
the first day OF January next, as nc is
bound to have money by that day TO meet
his own papers lhrt has been out for the
last year. Do pay up. and save me the
trouble Of going to Lawyer TO collect for
NE, besides paying him cost. A word in
time is enough for the wise.
o. p. McROY.f
Dec. 81, 1852 s--lf
! Watchmau copy time,
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Winnshoro, Dec. %, 1852 l0-a
NEW FIRM.

The subscribers having associated them
selves together il the mercantile business
under the firm Of BUTLER s. NEW BE.
RY, would respectfully inform their friends
and the pubic generally, that they are
now receiving and opening large and
well selected stock OF Dry Goods, Groce.
rics, Boots, and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Hardware and Crockcry, Fancy Articles,
&c. &C., which they will sell extremely
low for cash, 20 customers who will pay
up punctually.
UJ'i 1t is unnecessary TO ennmerate arts
cles, Just come along see for yourselves.
Y y, BUTLER,
a. M. NESYBERY.
At'he stand formetly occupied by Me.
Roy d Jones, ono door north OF The Post
Office. sS
santeryille, ost l5, 1859 SLIT
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Executive Department

COLUMBIA, 18th January. 1853.
The Managers of Elections in each
Congrcs SionaI District throughout the
Stale, are hereby required to open the
Polls At their respective places OF Elec-
ions, and TO hold an election for Reprcscn.
atirc$ in the Congress of the United
States, on the Fourth Monday in Frbrua-
rs next, in conformity with the writ here
unto appended. In ohedluncc-to "A rcsnu-
t,on passed at the last sitting of the Lc-is-
iaiurc, a wri, OF Election will be sent To
each place oi Election, i'll each Congress
si"nal District throughout the State, an in
the event OF those writs Eot reaching lheir
destination, t, is deemed advisable. hv the
EXeculsve. TO i<sne this general notice. Ia
remedy such conllngrnc cs as may occur
JOHN l.. MANNING.
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EDITED Ev A. G.. SUMMER. 81 &
WM. SUMMER, lfnrtie4ltufse. and
Pomo!ogical Editor. ..s 81.

The subscriber will publish nj I.aurensYitle.s
D. C on the 20,h January, 1883, the iirsL nun. y
ber of n new Agricultural Journal, the Editori.
t9rlai management of which will be under the
charge of 5.ysT is s'ts!.5
COL. a. G. SUMMER. 81.
Who will be assisted in the Horticultural md
Pomological Department by 1916 ~
MIR 3WM. SUMMER. of pornaIia.
< IL VIII be printed on fne paper with new
brefier lype-large octave double column,
ana VIII contain 81 pages. No advertisements
VII be admitted in the body of the work but
such will be published on cover If desired I. 9
VIII be The aim of this journal 10 supply
useful original and selected matter on all SUBJ
l:cts connected with the Agriculture az tho
Slarc.holding ates-RuraI Taste and I'M
rrovement-Thc Mechanical aud Afanujncfurs
ing Interests, &c. The Pomologicalard Hotrss ]
iiculfnral departments will he devoted to ttlles
dissemination of correct information respeci:nas
those plants and fruits adapted To garden and
orchard culture in the South. The 5deYaiag:
ment OF va liable native fruits, which are scat.
tered over tile country, nnd iaiormatio re-
sNciing !or&ign SORTS whicl, lave beer snccesss
fully cultivated in this climate, wi interest
fonoi"sists throughout the South; and masa
OF Information, tested, by c1perience has all
Of this department.. - SisS S7ssis;
The fine siyls in which the" Agricultnfists, q
will be printed will be an inducements to, silg
who HTe engaged in rural improvement, 30 eou.4
tti"nte ~ ils pages ana lndivntltl3 Throughout;
iir Southern country are invited 10 lend the.r
all in every department.
Cuts OF implements, machinery, farm bIild.
ngs and fixtures, animals, irHits, 6c,,wll rsgti.
larry adorn its pages. s5s a
TIE r " s.
! ! Copy one ysar-""AIiabiy in advance 81 o. q,
. CGpjcs : .. "a sDl
- Copies. (" :" 1900
IS Copies &C :" - Is 90
Specimen numbers will be sent 10. nsrso!is
wishing TO examine before subscribing. bat Id
nr ase will a name be entered on our books
until The subscription is paid. 54e &
G. y Editors are solicited to insert this Pros
mc,ns, and direct their exchange papers III;
Penlria, Newberry, S. C. 81 rs
X. VI. STOKES
s2ropreteF.
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Notice,

The subscriber having discontinued the
Drug Business gYcs notice to all indebted
to linn, either by note or account for
the years 1913, 1910, 1850, 1851, or
1852, 10 come forward and make payment
before the lst day OF February, or their
papers will be placed in The hands of A.
"A. Mettlcs, Magistrate and J. d. Blanding,
Attorney, for collection. Come forward
and save costs. II. S. MELLETT.
Jan. il. 1853 ll-Ss
s1" Walchu'an copy three timcs.
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Butler IyeWberV,

ARE now RECEIVING general assort-
meut OF g flOCERlES consisting in part
as follows: ~ asi
&. Brown C.sand Crushed Sugars;
4 Rio aud Cuba Coffee:
Cuba and rrlckle Molasses;
/! 3ss53;Ss Sugar House Syrup;
si. Calgate's superior Fancy Soap;
Fresll, Cluster Raisens
iIysonsTe
Charleston Steam refined Candy;
s[ Sperm Ada'tine and Talow Candles {;
S9 Flour and Rice;
Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers;
Sardincs, Pickles, Preserves, &c;
Powder and Slu,;
Z. Tobucco and Srgars, &c. &c. All oE
whish we will sell extremely low for casH
jonuury 25ill, 1853 13--3t Is
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A, ANDERSON,
N&MSAA MWNTMASNY
S,Iis,scYyElIc, 6. q.

x =
ter Distric. that nc has jast receive / and ES
now offers for sale the best selected and III
most choice stock Of
Fall and SFinter &iOOdg
That has ever been brought to this market
He has received many new styles Of Fall aud
Winter Goods, which purchasers would do
we'll 10 examine before buying elsewhere.
Black, Blue, Green and mi1ed Broad Clothes,
Plain and Fancy Cassimcrcs; Satin, Velvet,
and Silk Festings, Boys and Mems Caps, &c.
----ALso--
full and large supply Of Hosiery, Gloves,
Suspcndcrs, Crayats, iIandkcrchicis, &c. &C.,
all Of which will be sold on the most libs ral
terms, and at prices to suit the times.
lzV Garments manufactured by the subscri-
Der, and warranted TO give satisfaction. Or
dcrs from distance promptly attended to-
lie may be found at tile stand formerly oc-
cupicd ny a Conway, and moro recently by
u. w. Price.
a. ANDERSON.
Nov. 27, 1852 2s r
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Plain ooiorcd Canton Grape Shawl~. n, S5.
Supcrinc Cant Grape ShawlS with extra heavy
fringcs. Rich Embroidered Cant Grape Shawls,
Suprrlinc French anl Bertha Wool, RcaSc,lale,
Tyne and Bay State. Double. Four faced and
Long Shawls, OF the heaviest description lIca-
Wy l0-I square Woo!cn Shawls of the following
STYLES Santag, Jenny Lind Florence and Bays
Water. French Ebrodcrcd Fhibrt Broche
worked, Janiquard loom worked and plain
Thibet Shawls in choice variety. Embroidered
Canton Grape, Broche worked and Paris
printed Nantes and Scurfs
DRESS GOODS.
Plain and Figured BLACK GRo'D RLEYx
SILks, Plain coiorcd gro'd Nap and Marcrlinc
Silks Striped ana p!aidcd Wash silks; Plain,
Figured, Striped am Plaid Nous. D"I.ains in
the latest styles and richers dyes. Scotch and
English printed d'lnincs of the hanlsom-st pa.
irons Plain Paris Nous. D'I.ancs in all va
riciy Of colnrs FRENcH, GERMAN anI ENC.
LTsu AIERINos Of the most superior qualities AMI
colors. French and English tnlntz patron
Calico 5. Best qualities mnd makes OF hr.cri-
can Prints. Cold Organizes, French Grape
i.ie>e, Bareges, Grape D'paris Illusions, Silk
Tissues. &C., for evening and Ball wear. Also
just received, l32 Of beautifully Elnbruilcrcd
Swiss Muslin Robe patron DR. sses, each one
having Fashion earn attached.
E.NBROIDEA/E.S.
Ezra super french NEEDLE CmEMlsETrEs
Of the richest descriptions aud finest qualify
Prices from 81 II 10 $40 piece
Richest and latest styles French needle work
LACE and MUsl.I3 COLLARS in very large
variety.
Superb NEEDLE EMpRoipEREp LINE n
CAMERIC liANuK ER CHIEFS, also Il superior as
soriment OF plain ditto.
Cambria and Swiss MUSLIN EBGINGs.
FRILLs, BANDS, lNsEnTINGs, &c, Of tho b;rt
qualities and west styles Of Imported Needle
Work.
UOSIER1 J, G:c.
Supcrfnc w tie, Black and Cold, WORST
ED AND LAMBS WOOL Stock ings, OF the
beat English manufacturers.
Extra CoIored, White and Black, English
STUN SILK Stockings. Best qualities Eng
ish MoRAyIAN STOCKINGS, Black and Slate,
Colored. Extra fine and heavy qualities I'm.
ported French and English SILK SrocKiHGs,
Black and White.
Finest qualities FRENCH LIsLE THREAD,
Open Clicked and plain Stockings. Black, Slate,
Blue Mixed, Mode Colors and Superior quail.
ties White English Stockings OF the celebrated
From France and Royal Brown, Brands.
Extra Fine and heavy qualities of Gentlc.
mems UKDER SHIRTS and DaAwERs Of LaTabi
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SSt@Gi@@a

the subscriber having discontinued the Drug
Business will devote his whole time to the prac.
licc Of mcdccne Those wishing his proicssion-
al survices will find him at all times al his resi-
dcnce in the Nilcgc.
r. S. MELET'r, NJ. d.
Jan 10 1859, lily.
Waterman Copy
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@ r D Err NO
HEAD QUARTERS ,liTn RECT S. C.. NJ
O.dlnrd, January ooh, 1853

Z HEAD QuaKTERs .iiTn RECT S. c. NJ
O.dlnrd, January ooh, 1883
he Upper and Lower Bll,allonS o; ;h,
q kh Regiment, South Carolina Mi,llia,
viii parade, the former under tic com.
inand OF Lieut.. Col j. j. Banding, al
Sum,erville, on Saturday, Tie l9 Il, and
st,,hesl lliSNer at l}radnrd's Nils, in Ciaren-
don, scli l' rday. tha a 2ti. -l,t Eel
jiieX i Xt,;nndfr Major L. Il Connors. ARMED
anil equipped as the law drccls, nr di;.l
sad repi0w
The commissioned and Non commits
stoned Officers OF each Battalion Will as.
tsAeinose The day previous To the;r :espcc,re
reviews, for drill aid instruction.
n B., order o Colonel
i. NJ MELLETT.
Col. 4l.h Regiment, S. G.. II.
w. t. WILDER, Alt.
Jan 25th, 1853 l3-tt
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Wanted,
/ Female teacher capable Of te

a Female teacher capable Of teaching
@A all the English branches thoroughly,
and OF giving instruction on the Piano, is
wanted to take charge of a School the en-
suing year, in the ncighhourhood Of the
undersigned, near the Name ester and
Wilmington Rail Road. The situation is
MS healthy as any in the State. Applica.
ton may be made TO either of the following
gentlemen.
WILLIS RAMSEY,
ID. B, Mc'BAURIN,
WILLIAM CLARK.
Dec, 25.b, 1852. 9 e
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Attention Rihemen!
Atte- j tiOn Beat No 2.

You are hereby ordered 10 parade at yonr
usual place al rendezvous, on Saturday
the l9th Of February next, at 10 o'clock
a; NJ, fully armed and equipped, for drill
and inspection.
L ID. fRl%GLE, Captain
TIIoMAs OCoN.oH, o. S.
!. jaw s5ih, 1893 l3--,d
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T. 0 Il G 0 " G. Il r. $ s..

ybMss Please announce Col.
L. J. MOSES as Candidate TO represent
the Congressional District at the next cleo
ton and oblige MANY VoTERs.
Jan. 4. 1853 1T
We are authorized to an
nounce w. w. BOYCE, Esq, a candidate
10 to represent this Congressional District.
January 25th, 1853 l3--tf
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Fair and Final Notice.

The Banls, Mites. and Books of Az
counttof The lale iirm OF f. d. PRlNGLt:
~ CO., are placed in the hands of A. e..
SPAIN, Esq, for collection. Necessity
akuows no Law" Parties interested will
lplease be prompt and save costs.
I, s Il. ID. PRlNGLE,
Agent for Collection.
January 25'h, 1853 l3--4t
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LARGE, SALE,
. f Dry G. 80 d S

Which for variety, quality. ncwne$s of styles
and chcapncss. merit the attention nj every
body, some o! which we here cnu!ncrutc:
s. II 4 " L )
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The subscriber will publish nj I.aurcIisyille,.
s. c., on the 2o.h January, 1853, the iirsl num-
ber of new Agricultural Journal the Editori.:
torlal management Of whicl, will be under the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-03
Ftont az Eafrmont { U. ) Reprgltearl.

An INvALu1BLE MrDicINE-lt Is but seldom we find
among the many remedies offered to the public for the cure
of disease, consent TO commend, orwose vr-
tues able 10 discover, and have always seduousy
avoided giving uteTace TO anything that might lead any
one TO suppose that We placed any faith IN preten
sons. But with reference to remedy Retured in
this place, which has become familiar TO the public
household words, speak from knowledge OF its In
ii a. and ma sectTity with when II nav be used We
sneak the Nonparet Nerve and Bone Lnment prePar.
DIR Watson Carr late OF MoTgantown, Gnduow OF Wheel
Ing. OF the most eminent Physcana in Virginia This
nent Is upon this broad principle that any
dy which win relieve external pain will il properly COM
pounded be equally eicaeious in removing internal aeo
tons, principle that has been successfully developel
1t is simply the ospring of Sciehce being mild and sim
pie in its action and yet revealing in its effects power
incredible reaching the most hidden sinews OF man
and beast-and yet being innoous weakest infant
1t is also by the cheapest Imminent In tic MARKET being
put In tottles twice large the majority, ard
oh larger than the largest, besides being moro than four
times srong We commend it TO those in want OF
safe and certain remedy. f-Iat-.r ~
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{, sILyEH WARE e OF QUA own MaSr,,
I sllyersI lea and Coitee Sets, Gnblets ASfulEl
CastoFs, alters; Spoons, FORKS Ps3 Tunhl.,
ICE nee cream Knives, Napkin Rings Fish KsS..
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Coffee and Tea Sets, Urns, Tea Ket,Is,s,:s e3is.
Waiters-O val oblUIig aud round Sbsnss IA ss
Baskets. Flower and sisSs
"A superb collection of Diamond Rrsss,.s
suitesIs for edaing Gifts;7' s14ss Of
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/ This branch ofour business Is not sny,s. 90
ltabltsment in the country having
der our own vision Constantly ma 4.
1a we are supplied from d.
latest fashtonss and attow prices ~ "
4 i;tlii asfis! q d 4 FANCY Goonsl.g J
kets Bss Bot SFk Boxes Chess
Statutes Paris Bronzss, Fine Pantibrs p,saaa
Tables and Work Stands, P6rte MonHaiss i e Mes
togie rehch rfnlseriesy Rosewood mi NV
sing Cases English soat Tooth rushes ISs;lh
s9Iglsa h. SUPERIOR ALBATAwA
;, New Patterns OF Forks, spoons. IsItss '
Gle, witch is fast superseding silver war; es an
SPLENDID MAI TLE cLocrsil AIS
u Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks of elessnt,.
\, yelloY, drab ard white marble do; PTenrsu h,
n richly decorated - oEeelaia
q M9TcH Toots AM. MATERIALs, OF the bs,t -,
stalty kept on. hand and carefully selected
Il For the convenience OF ehstoineTsf Tss'L. 2
large, spacious store, giving customer ea Effected
inspecting our extensive stock OF Goods ASsliI
retail sales room, we have fitte up apoth.r
100 teet in depth, for the Wholesale Deps
90. Every article from our estSblIshnient I'm:
d Ito be as good as represented % sWarI1Ii
0R2Persons visiting Baltimo e, win DO VIII ~
our assortment. Orders from the countr my ~ e11n
cd to faithfully and promtly. "H4 oeatte
~ st- GANF1ELD, BROTHERS 70.
229 baltimore ST., s.. West corner eff,s.Uo,
Baltimore, March q, -dw1y H 'NiH E ElE