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italian Professor of usic,

Italian Professor of Nusic,
HAVlNG permanently settled himself
- with his family, in the City OF Baton
Rouge, where he has resided since eighteen
months, offers his respectful thanks TO those
Persons who have already hororcd dim with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
lessional services to all those wishn. TO be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
Vocal Music
Convinced by long experience, that in
the study of music specially pcdantiy is
disgusting, and that a general routine Of in
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use all his enaeavoms to
place himself on level with the intelIi-
gencc of his pupils.-encouraging. rather
than disheartening their efforts, while adj
herring strictly to tie fprecepts laid down by
the best masters; he will continue as here
tofore TO tune Pianos. His prices will be
$40 for twelve lessons Of one hour each, and
s. for twelve lessons of hall hour each.
Apply at his residence on Convention be-
tween Main and st. Charles Sts., or at Mr..
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel st. OILY
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Fox Sale at any Price.

4 LOT of Stoves--various kinds, wnicu,
"A being offered out OF season, is evidence
Of our anxiety 10 sell, and that bargains can
be had. Give us a call families and dealers
AMI buy us out, as we are anxious to quit the
stove trade. :, II. HART < Co.
Corner CT Front and Laurel SITS,
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Good Oil is next to Good Wine,'

Good Oils next to Good Wine"
At least so said the Poet
A MD to Illustrate our individ- .~N>
u ual beiicf IN The assertion 'SkAk
We have provided ourselves with raSs.s$sGA-
prime Article Of Clarified Blearhed. and
Winter strained Lard and Whale Oil
Which will be sold bv the single pint or
barrel; as our customers may wish. AZ
ianl5-y. JOSHUA BSAL.
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CITY EMPORIUM,
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
W. DIP II lLLIpS.

coRNi'F OF LAFAYETTE AID CHURCH sTS
HtHERE IS NO AUCTION GOODS IN
Il my establishment. Nor do propose
TO sell Tor cost and less than cost Ny
goods are vel selected and contain all the
latest aud most fashionable patterns sclec2
ted by a" experienced purchaser in lie New
York and philadelphia rkets. have
no article that has been forced into mlrkc.
under the hammer al 0ccount of charge IN
fashion, or damage. The public inav Zee
satisfied flat what they purchase OF me is
new and fashionable. do not profess to
be in competition with the vendors o.
"Cheap Goods.' ! do however pretend to
sell as cheap as any retail House Of stand
ing in The Union. Ii you 90 not think g.
cali and see. jan ljiy
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w .. PHJLLipS-Solicits the attcn-
~. ton of his patrons and the public
generally 10 his FAIL STYLE of DwESs and
SOFT HATs. His STYLE is entirely new, en-
hracing taste, durability, beauty aud light
ness. far i; advance Of anything ever offered
to tie public citizens and strangers need
only give me q call, 10 satisfy themselves
that it is TO their interest TO purchase Hats
at the old stand. opposite The Harvey House.
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NOTICE.
Caa,l VENTED Immediately.
10 SUGAR PLANTERS.

r FAVE just received, and will continue
4 to keep a good supply Of very fine ST.
gar House and water cistern cement
JOSHUA EEAL,
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10 FAMILIES

JUST received--per Saranac, from st
y Louis-100 bbls. Flour; extra and Fam
cy; so bbls. Pork, NJ. and NJ. O. Also
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders, Lard. Soap,
Candles, Starch, Tobacco. &c. &c
lan15 S NJ IiAPT & Co.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
a FINE Br.gy and Horse-the Horse
"A Wei sutcd 10 saddle or harness. APP
ply to sept % JOSHUA BEAL.
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= A K r ( 4 G f S, &C .
Carriages. Harness, Sylairs, Il
70 PLANTERS.

q A@iAha&Fr.
4 IKlN'S Corn and Cotton Cultiva1or.
a This truly useful agricultural nipple
ms nj, Las been fully tested By highly res
pectabie and practical planters " no after fall
trial. say that by lis use, in the cultivation
q! Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is a saving
Of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common pow. 1t new
invention. Patented March 20 1919.
Planters are invited to call and examine It
a supply on Land and for sale by
may | '. W. +. TUNNARD.
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CARPET G. RUGS.

CARPET & RUGS.
fsNl'E subscriber has Just received from
\ New York, a large assortment Of IN
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels CARPETS, all
Of which will be sold at low prices
sept %, w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Later from California.


The steam ship Daniel Webster has ar.
rived at New Orleans. She brings San Fran.
cisco advices to the 10Th of April. They
are, however, Of very little importance, with
tine exception Of the loss of the Vanderbilt
steamer 8. s. Lewis, which ran ashore on
her voyage from San Juan and was unable
TO get off. Her passengers-four hundred
in nnumber-reached the shore and saved their
baggage. The steamer, however, and every.
thing else, was totally lost.
The Daniel Webster, also, brings an &C.
count Of another soul narrowing catastrophe,
the steamer Jenny Lind having exploded
near San Francisco, scalding terribly fifty or
sixty persons, over twenty Of whom had died
including seven children, and one whole fami-
lS 20
The San fsaneisso markets. were quiet,
and very little change had taken place
ANOTHER RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTAL freight
train on the Fall River Rail Road ran off the
track to-day, when fifteen freight cars were
crushed to a wreck Of ruins. An Engineer
and Fireman were seriously injurcd-all
others escaped uphurt.
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT TorTEx-Licut.
Totten, n passenger on board the steam ship
Palmetto, from Charleston, died on board
this morning, before the vessels arrival.
Lieut.. Totacn was the son, we believe, OF
General J. G. Totten, Chief Of the Corps OF
Typographical Engineers. ]-EDs. COURIER.
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
For THE LEDGER.
THE SPELL,

FOX THE LEDGER.
THE SPELL.
IT'S true that woman hath power,
How 'tis wetanHot teff;
To lay On every son Of man,
Whehe'ef she wills, spell
In palace, cottage, hill or plain,
Or wheresoe'er you dwell,
You cannot live above--ndr fah
Below this magic spell.
Our brightest young man r. c. was,
Was moro than doing well;
Albright eye caught him as he passed,
That eye had int the spell.
Aworthy planter was ]. r.,
Naught could his frmness quell,
But humbld, low he kneeled and begged,
When NJ. y wove her spell.
have friend is pure and straight,
In most minute detail;
But oh he's bent beneath the weight,
Of spell piled up on spell.
Then there's host Of [" sear-ieaf" lfds,
How strange tale to tell,.
Are daily led by the will O. wisps
Of woman's magic spell.
The spell is found in woman's sigh,
Her smile, her speech her gait;
Der man the tear in woman's eye,
Hath greater power than fate.
And he who stands and viii not yield,
When tho tear in womans eye doth swell
Is worse than spirit of battle field,
Or direst ffead rom heaven that FELL
TANKS OWN BARD.
I.rncastervillc, S. c., May ii 1854.
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BY MONDAYS MAIL.
ADDITIONAL By THE CAMBRIA

Lord Stratford de Radcliffe has assured
the Ottoman Porte that the Government Of
Great Britain would protect that Empire
against the encroachments Of Russia. Ar
'maments on both sides are still kept up near
'Constantinople.
A fight occurred In the Church of the IIo-
ily Sepnlchre at Jerusalem on Palm Sunday,
between the Armenians and Creeks.
The French fleet has been withdrawn from
:Salamis.
The Emperor, Louis Napoleon was indis-
Civil rule and order had been established
at Fhbonrg, Switzerland.
The Cholera has broken out at Moscow.
The Chinese rebels, fifty thousand in mum.
'bcr, were threatening Shanghae. A large
force had been despatched to watch and OPP
,pose their proceedings.
THE GARDINER CASE. The evidence in
this case closed on yesterday, and the arcu-
ment 70 expected TO begin on Monday. The
Counsel for Gardiner have filed bill of
exceptions against the Judges ruling op ma
ny points.
LATER FROM CALIToRSIA.--The Promo
theus has arrived Mt New York with SlO7,
900 Of gold on freight, and very large
amount in the hands Of passengers. The
freight list Of the Eortherner to Panama,
showed s2,5OO,ooo Of gold.
ADDtTiosAL ny THE PRONE ErHEus.-Iet-
ters received by the Prometheus report that
the State of Nicaragua is about taking pos.
scssi0n OF Greytown. The inhabitants bit
terly repent their attack on the property OF
the Transit Company.
LATER FROM TExAs--GoLp DISCOVERIES.
Latter accounts received from Texas fully
confirm previous reports respecting most va.
luable and important discoveries Of gold in
the Colorado region. Papers that have hith-
crto expressed doubts, now give the mos,
glowing accounts ofthe success Of the mi.
ners, Large Jumps have been found, rang.
ing In vsiue from so 70 eI76.
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Temperance Celebration

I ANCASTER DIVISION, No. 30, Sons
ii Of Temperance, will celebrate its 4th an
nivcrsary on the 4th day Of July next, at Ian.
caster c. H., by Procession, Barbecue, Pic
Mic, &c. The public, and especially the La
dies are respectfully invited to attend. The
Divisions and the various Temperance Asso-
Citations Of this and the Districts of Kershaw
Chester, Chesterfield and York, and Of Union
and Mecklenburg counties, N. c.. and all
temperance men everywheae are cordially
invited to come and unite with us in celebra-
ting our National Birthday, in becoming
matitief. The "Waxhaw Tent ]. O. q. r., OF
Lancaster, and the Tent Of Columbia, are re-
specially solicited 70 join US in procession,
and TO pafticipate In the exercises aiid festiv-
tiles Of the occasion.
II Is our desire to make the celebration of
this day one Of more than ordinary interest,
and in furtherance Of this aim we have pro-
cured, as speakers, some Of The most emin-
nent Temperance men Ia the State. To ev.
cry friend of Tetnpeancc--to every enemy
Of Temperance we cheerfulIy say, come and
be with Us IN observing the Sabbath of LIB
erty. a. AUSTIN,
80 Chm Of Com.
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Communications.
A Sketch.

A lady, lovely in person and mind said to
him who walked by her side, "you are 81
lent. wish knew why you are so sad ~
OF is it his wont to wander forth on the
wings Of the Imagination, and rcvel mid
Pleasurable scenes that finite beings must
not know, save in fancy's wide domain u
commune with natate and ihdalgeih thought
the abstract creations OF the mind.
And did he, selfish, thus wander in the
realms Of thought, on the full tide OF mental
enjoyment, while that fair young creature
was neglected by his side, the merry laugh
Of others, the while, being heard around her ,
Aye, did he! But, then, he was not wholly
to blame. Hers was partly the fault, il
fault it may be called. She, excited not TO
the gleeful mood and merry jest; else, had
he not wandered thus. She inspired to no.
bier things-drew forth the mind in its na-
tive powers, and urged II on In the search
for truth, in converse Wise, or else, IN roam.
ing, to commune with itself, as was her com.
panion's now.
And was he sad Can he be sad, who
happy in tho present, is transported, (by a
pure being whose every word and action
tend TO elcvate( into something not himself
Is waited along on a gentle wing, where
thoughts without association, but spontanc-
Gus springs, and aspirations holy, move him
as they will! Oh no, he is then something
more than himself. Sense is lost. The
mind unshackled by matter, sallics forth in
the form ofits divine creator, and is then
what II was, when it came from his almigh.
ty hand-what it was ere the forbidden fruit
had been tasted, and man became rebe
against high heaven. 'Tis then that II car
commune with its creator. "Tis then that II
can contemplate the beauties of nature, and
read in each, lesson Of destiny, Of truth
and God. Tis then, and only then, that tc
him these beauties "pfoelaim their creator
is divine" and draw forth his NEED of prais,
and thanks, unsullied by sense. "Tis ther
the body owes It's homage due the mind
and the tongue awed at what 1t cannot spcas
is still.
Oh, no, he was not sad He would no
have changed his situation, for that of tn,
gayest. No, he was pleased, he was happy
And yet, perhaps, he ,cas Hule sad. Tn,
COST of time sacrificed would ever and amor
rise before him; and the remembratiee o.
days, weeks, alas Of years passed away ant
unimpfoved, would obtrude itself upon him
Perhaps he was little sad. He saw him
self as he is and imagined what he might
have been. He remembered many an houl
lost on trivial matters and idle chat, or else
not quite so bad trow, in supine Incidence
and he Eel. .hashsd.
Thus did fancy sketch, in an hour of mu
sing. "Tis idle, know, but although /. b,
but an idle creation Of the brain, let us draw
from il this wholesome moral Fritter no.
away the mind on trifies--csehew indolenc,
and ever seek the company "of those who
will elevate thy thoughts: so shall shall thy
days glide on in peace" and thy talent be i'm
proved when thy Lord cometh.
+Pnrdon me, Lindley, could not do bet
ter without eircamloehtiuh.
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ciable effect. Quotations stand, therefore,
as reported by the Hermann. >.v.
40 casks Of Rice have been sold at 24s.
Wheat has advanced Id. Bteadstuffs con-
tinue firm. q,
LospoN MorEy MARKET.-Consols closed
at 1000. The bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased G430,00o.
HAvRE MARKEr-The sales Of the week
ending26th, were $4,000 bales, tres ordinaire
commanding 90. Rice is scarce and the
market firm.
ENotisH IrEMs.-The Canada Clergy Re
serves Bin has passed the Commons, but the
Jewish Disabilities Bill was defeated.
FAILuREs.-Wentyet u CO., Of 'Rc .ter-
dam, and John Atwood, Of London, have
failed, both fol- large amounts.
ADDITIONAL lfFMs.-Kessuth, Il is now
ascertained, was iYot implicated in the affair
of the rockets andmf1tafy stores discovered
mt Rotherhithe, although he avows his inten.
ton Of making war on Austria TO reclaim
the rights of Hungary. Lord Palfhefstor
has stated that Kossuth would not be prose-
cuted.
In reference TO the Turkish question,
Lord Clarendon has announced in the House
of Lords that the Government is deeply
convinced Of the necessity of maintaining
that empire in its integrity, but does not ap-
Prehend n war.
II was believed that the Annual Budget
as proposed by the Chancellor Of the Ex-
chedHet would pass the Commons by mod
crate majority. ,........
An attempted insurrection at Meybourp
in Switzerland, had been suppressed after
considerable loss Of life
The Chinese rebels had been captured at
Nankin, but the Government evinced con-
siderable anxiety as to the dfsaffection and
disturbances prevailing.
A frigate and war steamer have been as
eigned to convey the English Commission
ers and contributions to the Words Fair at
New York. ~,
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THE Rev. ELEAzER WnLIAMs.-New Or.
leans papers OF the oih inst, nave been re-
ceived. Rev. Mr.. Hanson, Of Bourbon noto-
hety, WIS In New Orleans. The Bulletin
says---yve learn from gentleman, himself
conversant with the facts, that important tcs-
timony has boen discovered In this city, re-
spectin9 the mysterious case Of Rev. Flea
.er Williams. which 60 far to confirm the
belief that hs In indeed the Dauphin Of
France u isderived from person who was
IN csose intimacy with the Bourbon Family,
70 the c.riy part OF this century, and entire
~ s9sta,ns tee arguments presented in Put
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FoR THE LEreIR.


This is an enterprise Of much intcres, to
our own people, but not to them alone. The
other side Of the Catawba is Interested
From all that we can learn Camden win give
us no assistance, and Chester has not done
80. And Columbia, deeply Interested main
tains a profound silence. Charleston Il alive
70 neg welfare and subscribes to roads, even
In Tennessee, bat Columbia, while she has
z IN her power 90 secure the trade and tray.
los Lancaster District and several Counties
iH NJ 2. is sound asleep. VIII this contin-
u> What aay yoa gentlemen cfthe CoIem-
bla pressl Kyou viii only wake up we will
give ssatistics, which win sasw how r,uch 4
road from Lancaster 70 columlia will benefit
Iyou.
= RAIL ROAD.
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GOOD s,

belonging to the late firm Of Wheeler and
Kerr, on the most advantageous terms.
All the above is offered at private sale. and
ifnot sold privately, will be offered publicly
on Wednesday the ist day of June tiext,
and continue from day to day until all is sold.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
Seldom is such property offered for sale,
and great bargains nah be expected. The
title Of said property to be placed beyond all
question.
All persons indebted to me or ~ the late
firm OF Wheeler g. Kerr, must make pay.
ment forthwith:
JOHN II. WHEELER.
Beatie's Ford, Lincoln Co. N. C:
-. Stahdatd," Raleigh "Nofth Carcii.
m Whig;"" Western Democrat" Charlotte
.Yorkville Remedy North Carolina Argus
Wadesboro' will copy until June lst and
send accounts to LII. w.
16 Sits.
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New Books.

HtHAMBERS CYCLOPEDIA of English
" Literature, Cyclopedia ofuseful knowl-
edge, Milman's Gibbons Rome, Humes Eng
land, McCauly's England, Fanham's Travels
in California and Oregon, Lorenzo Dow's
Complete Works, Frosts Pictorial Wonders
of History, Gums Domestic Medicine, Wa
verify Novels, Junius, Life Of Lafayette, Life
of Gen. Taylor, Life Of John Randolph, Mo-
thcr at Home and Child at Home, Noble
Deeds Of American Women, Domestic His
tory of the American Revolution, by Mrs.
Elicit, Masonic Chart, ,Frcdtika Breiners
Novels, beautifully Bound In One volume
Maryntt's Complete works, 9 vols, Horse
Shoe Rob- nson, Saints Rest, the young La
dies friend, The Voting Ladies' Homo, Wo-
men Of the Hey6lution by Mrs. Ellet, Napo-
leon and his Marshals, Washington and his
Generals, Women OF Israel, Vale 6f Cedhrs,
Todd's Students Manuel, Hedleys Sacred
Mountains; Curse Of Clifton, Masohs Fatfier,
Gil Bias, Don Quix5'.t, Pencil Sketches by
Miss Lesley, Miss Lesley's Cookery, Virgin
ia House Wife, fiudibrLs; Homo Influence
and Mothers ItecUmpense, Pilgrims Progress,
Swallow Barn, Georgia Scenes, Dollars and
Cents, Queechy, the Successful Merchant,
DAubignie's, Cromwell and various other
books, fof sale at the ,. -.
BOOK sToRE.
May 4, l3 If
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THE above toward will DO paid for the de-
L livery W myself, or Judgement la any
Jail, Of Tst. tsllow HAMLET, who lcft nv
premises about lst of February last. seid
Fellow was purchased Of the Estate Of Ell
|es Fraser; he Is about feet or 10 inches
high, rather sp1gltly in appearanse and Of
black complexion.
- F.D, GREEN
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MARRIED, at WinnsE0T3', on the 9th
inst, by the Rev. NJ. d. FRASER, Rev. r. K.
PORTER of Richmond County, Georgia, to
to Miss JANE s., daughter of Hon: Samuel
Johnson.
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knowledge may slumber in the memory,
but it never dies it is like the dormouse in
the ivied tower, that sleeps while winter
lasts, but a@akes with the breath of Spring.
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a Very Full

A ND complete assortment Of Gentlemen
n and youths Summer Goods and Cloth.
ing also, have just received direct from
Philadelphia, n very fine and fashionable lot
Of Boots. J. ADAMS.
May l8. I5-3t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TT GE

rs hereby given that Sacramental Meet.
Il ing will take place at Six Mile Creel;
Chnrch, to commence on Friday May 9th
Mt 10 o'clock.
The "Indian Land" Bible Society, are re.
quested to meet that morning at 8 o'clock
as business of importance will be before the
Society. I5-2t
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THOMPSON'S
FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS
For tie Permanent Cure Of ChiHs and
Fe6er, Fspcr ard Ague, Dumb
dgue, or any form g
Ihterhtittent
Eener -

TNHERE arc no diseases 50 debilitatiRk III
Il their effects upon the constitution as
the above, and none more dificuls 70 cure
bv the usual modes Of practice. TIE Fever
aud Ague Powders viii effect cure in ca
ses Of the longest stahdihg,as well as prove
a preventive In tho forming stages Of the
disease. Being purely vegetable, they act
with ecrtaioty on the disease, totally eradi-
eating Il from the system, and Preventing q
return at any future period. u
Manufactured By Thompson & tStswfordi
: Phlladesbfia.
None genuine without their signittfe.
For sale at Lancaster By q
Z A. JaCONN0RS & Co. :
s May, 1853 ssessa i4r--ot
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May 4,

byron, Shakespeare, and the poetical
ID works OF Hewitt, Cook, Landon, Gold
Smith, Hemans, Milton, Young, Burns, Cow
per, Pope, Scott, Thomson, Pollock, Ossian,
Wordsworth, Kirke White, Moore, &c.
For sale at Charleston prices at the
. ,.. BOOK STORE.
May 4, l3 If
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

!, HWHAr is tho difference between n
bais head and a hair bed!
The one fees for shelter, the other is a
shelter for fieas. +
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Garden Seeds.

He is now the regularly appointed Sale
Agent for the following valuable Family
Medicines, viz DIR Guysotts Yellow Dock
ard Sarsaparilla, DIR. Rogers Livcrwort and
Tar, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, DIR.
Haughton's Pepsin, DIR. anarchists Ute
rine Catholicon, DIR. Aliens Vegetable Com
pound, DIR. Little's Family Medicines, Lou
den g. Co.'S Family Medicines, DR.. Keeler's
Family Medicines, DIR. Hobensack's Worm
Syrup, Dr. Hobcnsack's Liver Pills, Colleton
Bittcrs, Epping's Sarsaparilla and Queens
Delight, Railways Ready Relief and other
popular remedies, DIR. Tobias Venetian lin.
iment, &C., &c.
All medicines sold at shis establishment,
are neatly labelled, carfnlly packed, If dcsir
ed, and sent 70 any part fthe town, or to tn,
Rail Road Depot, free Of charge.
The qualities Of the medicines warranted
charges as uniform, nnd as low as good med
icines can be bought AZ any estabFishment h
the on country.
Orders rosssctfuiiy fohs:led.
q. J. DE- HAY,
March 30, 1883. 6-ly.
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MARRIAGES. N A

Till Hyme9 bot his loye delighted hour,
There dweh no JOY, in Eden's rosy bower!
The world was sad!---the garden was W lid
And man. the hermit, siehed-till woman
smiled. CdmpbeH.
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Notice +!

A LII SD eng and other creditors of John
N w. johnson, who are wiling to receive
a dividend of the estate assigned, when he
was discharged under the insolsent debtors
act, and who have complied with the rcquisi-
tons OF said iet, will Ihsft at the Court
House, the lst Monday in June next, and re-
ceivc their respective dividends.
ST. STRAIT, MD.
March 2, 1853. Assignee
4-lm 3m , ..