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Read the following Certificate.
TALLArOssA Co, Ala, Jan. z, 1907

hCGO tuc lOl1oNAuS SCh sAAA~N
TALLArossA Co., Ala, Jan. 2, 1852
DEAR SrR:-l 81 nd you this to certify to you that
vour Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapurilla has
r,rr,,med one of the most wonderful cures on me
thar has ever been effected Oh man.
hav. lern afflicted for fo'ty years with eruptions
on NV LEGS and icet in lS4S they got so bad that
lud L. 90 ON crutccs, and in lS49 had one leg am
uu,at,d al.v" the knee. In about nine months alte:
my other leg broke ont in large eating and running
sures from my knee to my foot, aud discharged great
deal Of offensive matter. My groin also broke out in
larre hil.s. which discharged much offensive matter
and Mt the sume time my left hand broke out in large
running sores nearly to my elbow.
The misery that have suffered for the last two
years cannot describe to you. was III such agony
that never rested day or night.
In October last ny sou brought me one of your
"tile wrappers; i read it, and found record OF some
wuude fu cures performed by your Extract OF el'
low Dock AMI Sirsaarilla." sent and got two ho''
ties of it, and commenced tax m it. In two weeks
to nv great establishment, my sores al became easy,
aud could sleep al night, thing had not done for
two Years. When had taken six hotties my sores
had nearly all healed My sores got well rs if 10y
enchan,ment | hav" now used in all eight bottles OF
your "Extruet of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla."
and now consider myself well.
entrea all Of the afflicted Try this medicine
for heIive it will cure any known disease in the
wor,-Lay aside all prejudice and just try it, aud
III oc!an its great worth suffering mankind and el
treat them to tax. it, for it will cure them.
Nv case s ell known in large 70 ton of South
Carolina. Georgia and Alabama and if any should
iouht the above cure, invite them to call on me,
and will show them the scars. can be found in
Ta!lapoosa Co., Alabama, onr mile from Soe's Ferry
RENAJATI llUGHES
The Yellow Dock and arSaparilla is peculiarly
u,latrd for females of delicate health resulting from
irresnartv of menstrual discharges, and other dis
eases peculiar to their sex.-he proprietor has in his
rnssrsson great number OF certificates of cures
mrful med Of the above description. We assure the
.fiir!el that bottle two Of DR.. Gulso'ts Extract
of Yrlo Dck aud Sarsalmrlla will at once regulate
those difficulties aud the natural energies
~ Put up in quart boilles-Price 81 Per bottle
SCUFIL IL MEAD.
II Chartres.st bet. Cont and st Louis NO
Sole Agents for the Southern States, TO whom all
orders AMI applications for agencies 'nst be addressed
Sold a>o by Z. J. DEllAY and I'd. W"rKSAS d Co.
unrrn; MAGIL i lIEArn, Lancaster; WINCHESTER d
.r'rr Monroe, y. G.; FISHER d. llEI>lrsu, Columbia.
Aug l. 50 3m
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IA On EH EDO
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOUTH-CAROLINA
TEMPERANCE STANDARD.

TIME undersigned would respectfully announce to
the friends OF Temperance generally, that they in
tend TO commence the publication OF Tcmpera' CO
Paper about the 18th Of June, provided sufficient
number of subscribers can be obtained to warrant the
undertaking. :,
It will be printed upon substantial paper OF Imperial
size and contain twenty four columns OF matter II
will be denomnalcd G South Carolina Temperance
Standard and will be published every two weeks at
the price of One Dollar per annum. Assoon as fifteen
hundred subscribers are obtained, we VIII PUBLISH ie
weekly at the same price.
Our sole object is TO advocate the cause OF Temper
ancc and particularly the Legislative Prohibition OF.
the Traffic in Intoxicating Drinks and 10 prepare the
masses of the people Of Our State for the enactment OF
such law by convincing them Of its eXpej!ency and
necessity.
We will eudeavor to make it q welcome visitor ia
every family Nothing will be admit led into its col
umi!s of worthless and immoral tendency.
~ strict neutrality will be maintained on II su jectsn
ofa political and religious scclalian character. No
subscription will be received for less than one year,
and in every case the order must 6e accompanied "
the money
A limited number Of advertisements w.lb inserted
at the usual rates.
We would respectfully appeal to all friends Of TEN.
perance and Morality to sustain us in our efforts to
amel crate the condition of suffering humanity. &
We hope all persons feeling an interest iu the sue
cess of this enterprise will exert themselves in get
ting subscriptions. and thereafter convent
ent send us their lists. posnaslers requested to-
act as Agents. All communications intended or. the
paper must be postpaid, and addressed to the South
Carolina Temperance Standard" Lexington H.: Sc.
S. +. CAUGHMAN, "
]. r. BREARE
S. CORLEY
n, ,os, Ed;trs,& proprietors
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IN E0UETY--EKcrs!iaW.

james B. Curcton and Mary, his wife, Va B. Boykin
McCaa and Elizabeth. his wife ct al-PeihOn to con-
firm sale gt negroes md to make Substitution.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that B. Boykn Nc
Z Caa aud Elizabeth Mc III. two Of the defendants to
the above Petition absent from ana reside without
the limits Of tins State il is ordered on motion OF Shall
nor, Sor for Petitioners that they do plead answer or
demur to the above Petition within three months from
the publication OF this order in default whereof or
der pto conicsso will he entered against them.
". II. r. WORKMAN. G. f. X. D.
Colnm'rs office. July 3, 1854. (SI.5U 2S
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Sheriff. SlIe.

" ILL be sold at public outcry before the Court
" House door in Camden, on the 7tl day Of Au.
gust next, being first Monday in said mouth. 5000"
yds o! the best quality Of cauvassg, levied on as the
opertI Of William Parrow, and to be sold TO satisfy
Il ia in favor Of W. N. Watson. proprietor Camden
Hotel. TuOS. BASklN, s. b. y.
July % 80
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HEAD QUARTERS,
MILFORD, l til JULY, 1854.

ORDER NO. -.
1ENLlF General Orders for Reviews dated Goth June
are hereby count erl,nlc.l. so far az relates ~
Reviews of the jth and 9Th Regiments O: Cavalry
Tie 9Th Regiment Of Cavalry will parade for review
and drill at Sumelville on Thursday, Ilh September
instead of ut Camden on Tucsla". 5th September.
The 9th gimcnt of Cavalry will parade at Black
stocks, on the Charlotte ralroad on the same day
heretofore ordered Tuesday goth August instead Of
ut Tongues as designated in the General Orders.
By orCer Of the Commander-inC Chief,
r. g. NJ. DUNOVANT,
July 24-4t. Adjutant s. Insp'r. General.
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CATIARINE \. LlrTEL was born in Eatontnn Put
nam county, Ga, l4th February. 1892 "lId joined tln
NJ. t. Church. and was converted when quite ynni@
She was married to G. G. Lnsou in 1850. She WAS :
faithful wife aud christian till death-the summon
,ue all found her ready and willing to go 81" d''
near E,iolrton on the 4lh Of February. She tod ii'
wcei.;. friends and her kin husband VIII" m'"'!'He
To her in the last IN mrutS Of ipirng na'ni". it II
was going to heaven. and begged them ali L. m e. II
there She did not forget her dear aunt 'ni II ''. 81.
d and 4 Z. Brrry-wh n ncar The br'Irr D. Il
charged her husband to write to them ari 10 i'c
farewell or her anl let them know that she ue'i ti
py and resigned, and had SoIe to heaven. aud L. '''
her there Cod grant that they with tile few renia"'
ing relations and her diSc"iis"lae husba"d may bs
uy prepared to meet her and her dear mother, who
died 50 triumphant in Camden, S Z, May 20, 1899
Farewell to sorrow, toll, and care
And sin, Il final tuli adiru
Nv heart S in heaven, my treasure Il there,
I've Canaau'> land III view
Loved ones have gone 20 that hest land
Who oft have joined with HE i'll prayer
long to join that glorious band
And dwell forever there.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
R.1EJGu. August 6. 1854.

RALEIGH, August 6, 1854
In seventeen counties of North Carolina.
Dockery, Wing, for Governor, has reported
gain of 1000 votes since the last G"vernnr's
election. The result is in doubt. The com
plexion of the Legislature Is also uncertain.
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South crsIl;lw District

BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
{E7I!ERi As. Leslie McCandless applied 10 me for
W Letters nf Administration on all and singular
the goods aud callcs, rights and credits of Frederick
Ks>rlstrin late oitue District aforesaid. deceased:
THESE are therefore, to cite and admonsl all and
SIN ar the kindred and reditors OF the said deceased
to nc and appear before me at our next 0rtlilarys
Court for the said District to he holden ut Camden
Court House on the l4tll day OF Ang next to show
clu>r if amy, why the said administration should not
be era licd.
Given under my hand and seal, this thirtieth day Of
.Tnlv, in tho year OF onr Lord one Thousand eight
h rndred and iiity-luur and i'll the seventy ninth
year nf American Independence.
JOHN Il. JOY, o. K. D.
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Docs CONVERTED INTO SrG ,R.-One ofihr
g.cate-t discoveries "t "nr y, says French
;aper, is that made by Claude. Bernard, of the
jnr.nation of sugar in the liver "f animals
Feet AN animal how you wi with fod con
'a O sarc!.arilr matters. AMI with food con
;air,y II" trace If thenr, You will always fnd
sh" anin,al has. from the blood, formed sugar
.,, itself This Su.nr which is >rcrcted b, th'
liver, is, like all ec'elo~, und'r the intlaenc"
ni the nervous system; yon have "nlv to cut
what are called the pneun"ga>tric nerves, IN |
in Il few hours all the sugar vansheS. 1h|
.imount Of sugar thus formed in every healthy
animal may be increased b, certain infiu II es
aud then it gives rise 10. or is the ind'rat" II
of. various diseases In one disease, the qnal,ti.
~ is so great that NJ Ihenarl extract d fifteen
killgrammeS of sugar (Something | ke thirty
pouid>) from the secretion at one patient.
Real sugar, too, and of irrrpr oachahle la~t'',
according to Bnu<>in"ault, who tasted IT, But
now attend to This: Wha: Nture does il. d sea T,
n,sp ran d" il, the terrible that'e Of exp RI
u, ut. Ci.ui, Bernard has prov III tn It there is
4. very srnal region of the snimal column(bN
Auat"mi,ts >tved the nled;dM o6iongat",) ;he
y,lnding of which (brr~een the organs IT the
:,neu,no.ast,ic ami acoustic nervrs) pr woke
,hc increased secretion of sugar, and IT with a
sharp instrument y"u wound dog or rabbit
in this place, YOU viii finh ,lia, in little Will"
sugar ha> accumulated I" an inn,rn.e extent
il, the blood and liquids. " ba' effect this new
source of supply will har" "n the price 6"
sw.sta.eats, is Il matter vet to he Determined.
This is certainly a progressive age. Convert
ing a soie tailed dog int" 81 much loaf >u"ar is
one of those scientific hounds hich cannot 10
otherwise than give rclt to the age.
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II. z. z.

A yonng lady at Stcphcntown. New York IN ti'
month OF June. 1853. caught Il bad cold On st I"
August she had an attack Of rmoragef ON the lungs
She bed three times in enc night. She took Railway
Renovaling ReSolvent, and
HAS NOT BLED SINCE.
In all cases wllre persons are afflicted Win oee"
iur at the Lgs take the rrsolvent, III table spool
doses. three times per day AlS, take internally. on
tea.sroonlill OF Radways Ready Relief in some W ter
It will i;S nr,y stop the most sc'ere attacks Ne
the system regular by t,king one oI Railways Req
l,tu,s per day. Asa slypt'c, Radways Ready Relic
is superior n all slyp,ics III We have seen it STOP
violent bleeding o The when a!lotherI means thai
were tried failed. Bad Coughs. Colds Gonslmpli"
in the earlier stages, the Il. K. K. Remedies Will p"S
lively cure.
N B-Eor ali acute Pains. use Railways Ready
Relief II will relieve the most eNcr1ciatllS pam l.
few mnutcs.>
K Il; r. is sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Ready-NIade Clothing, Hats, &C.

TIME undersigned have received handsome stock
i of Mems Really y.made COATS, VESTS AHD
rANTs; Boys Clothing, consisting Of Coats and
Vests. Mems and Boys Panama and Straw HATS
Under Clothing, Gloves, Cravats. Ties Half Hose, &c
March u, A. NJ. d t. KENNEDY.
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Teacher Wanted.

VNANTED. on the frst of October next, in a Cla /.
w steal and Mathematical Institute. in Columbia
s. G., an ASSISTANT to take charge of the English
Department A gentleman from the South. who has
so experience in teaching and who can prCner
valid testimonials with regard t" moral character and
literary attanmcnts will he preferred. Applicants
should apply before the first OF September next.
Aup. S-3t. DR. II. W. P. JUNIUS.
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South Car0'ima-Kcr>li District

By " Naudin, Esquire. C2erh Of the Court Of Common
Pleas and General Sessions Jor the District cresaid
w IEREAS. John r. Joy, Esquire Ordinary for
w the District aforesaid has applied 10 me for Let
ters of Administration lie Bonus Non on all and singu
lar the goods and cattels, rig Is and c:eds Of Adam
Edgar Alen late OF the District aforesaid, deceased
These are therefore. to cite and almunisl aland sin
gn,r the kindred aud creditors Of the said deceased
to be and appear before me- on Monday the l4th day
of August next at the Clerks Office in the Court
House for said District to show cause, ifany why the
said administration should no. be granted.
Given under my hand oud seal this st day of July
in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hun
dred and hfiy y-tonr aud i'll the 10th year Of Amer
lean Independence.
NJ NAUDIN, C. C. P & G. S.
Aug. 81
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There can no longer be any doubt that the
waters of the West Indies are infested by pi-
,ates or privateers. 1t was only few weeks
go that We recorded the announcement that an
American vessel had been fired at by Il suspi-
ci"us schuoner, and now we learn of still
more daring outrage through letter received
from the British Consul General at St Johus,
Porto Rc" He sta rs that a British >loop,
laden with tobacco, and bound from st. Dom
lingo to ST. johns, was captured byan armed
schooner, in the Mona Passage. OIL the 2Sth of
june. She was taken in tow and remained
captive for thirty six hours, bat upnthe appear
ance of Il ship aud IL brig was released. The
hostile schooner sailed under blue flag with Il
rid cr"ss, was armed to the teeth and had a
crew of about seventy men who spoke English.
She was painted black, had long rakish mast>,
and of about one hunired aud seventy tou>
bar; hen. She WAS doubtless a pirate.
Charleston Standard.
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Grangeburs Female Seminary.
Principal-Rcv. !. S. X LEGARE.
Asst stants-Mr. F. J. HAIR,
Mr.. L. Is. GAY,


Mr.. L. B. GAY,
:" Miss II. A. HAIR,
Miss A. Z. FEM.
Mr. and Miss 1Iahr will instruct in Music, French,
Dancing, Painting, &c.
TIME Scholastic year consists of two sessions Of five
l. months each. The longest vacation includes the
month OF July and part Of August; the short one the
latter part Of December All charges against pupils
will be made from the time of commencing.
The first session for 1854 will commence on Wednes.
day, llllI January next and will close on the 18th
June upon which the second session will Immediately
begin.
TERNs-Board Washing Fuel. Lights, &C.. and
Tuition in all its branches except in Music, French,
Drawing and Painting, $lO0 for each session OF live
months, in advance.
Music and French when studied each SIS per quar-.
ter. Drawing and Painting So per quarter.
r$- The exercises will Commence on the l7th day
Of August
For further information, apply to the Principal at
Orangeburg. 29-u..
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all its concomiant evils, not the least of which
is The facility with which they may be seduced
by the vile arts of the denagogue.
1t is a reproach to people of any State in
this day of enlightenment. that there should he
one who could neither read nor write. How is
it in this respect in South Carolina! Accord
ing to the last census, there are fifteen thou
sand adults in the State of South Carolina that
ran neither read nor write, and there are good
reasons for believing that the number is even
greater than this. Fifteen Thousand men and
women who cannot read the Word of God,
nor the Constitution OF their country. Is not
this subject that should awaken the interest
of every patriot, christian and philanthropi>t
in the land We hope that the people will
take hold of this subject with that degree of
earnestness, that our next Legislature shall not
dare to adjourn without at least taking the ini-
tiatiye in this matter.-Murion Star.
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SUDDEN DEATm-Died on Sunday night
asi, in arlington, DIR. W. S Murphy, of a
ua'Icn stroke of apollexy. This gentleman
i,a. left a widow aud adopted Child, aud many
friends to lament his sudden aud umiorcsee,,
I.c,ase -InrLn1tnn kXnI
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4 NonrH C.R"LSA EDrroR.-The Milt' n
Chronicle SUMS up the occupations of his neigh
bor nf the Spectator as fnlows:
"He is an officiating minister of the gospel;
li"ensed attorney; a newspaper editor; agent
for nearly all the insurance and assurance com
nanies north "f the Potomac; commissioner for
thirty States, and an applicant for the same
when Kansas and Nebraska shall have come in;
bank dir .ctor; Chairman of the Board oi Super
intendents of common schools; temperance ORA
tor; agent and counsel for Wake Forest Col
lepe. President and Secretary Of all the Boards
of the Baptist Church. &C.. and in addition he
owns more town property, has the neatest farm,
the best fruits and the finest cattle of any man
in the county"
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DR.. Jane, Of Nashville, Tenn. placed ke:
of gnup"wder under his honSe. on "Wednesday.
AMI blew it up, pe'is!Iing in 'h"rnn. The f Q
communicated toEmrad lining bnil l'nss. which
were also destroyed. This loss isc"nsilerab e.
The dnctor is supposed to have been insane.
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Administrator Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. Sarah
n A. Miller, decd. are requested to settle up, to
enable me to effect settlement Of the Estate by the
first of January next g. R. MILLER admir-.
Flat Rock, July 2fst, 1854. S0-tc
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The Pi, krrS, 5. G., Courier, ofthe 29l'l ult

'Ou Fridty, the 2lSt list C"r"nrr ". J.
CAN'T was summoned TO attend an inquest
over the ."dy of VII lam Sn,i'h. which, on the
.,.orins Of thai day WAS c'und in C"w Creek.
lie inquest re>nlle'i III fadng that Smith cam"
to Ills death b, downing. which resulted from
! fit taken while iu the act of crossing the
Steam, as i, was not deep enong +" down Il
man unless by some such occurrence; and
~mith WAS subj iecl to such attacks, frequently
a ling while work.
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GUYSOTT'S
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.

rs now put up in the largest sized bottles, AID is
i acknowledged to be the best sarsaparlla made
as is certified by the Wonderful Cures II mas perform,
ed the original COPIES of Which are in the possession
of the proprietor Remember, this is the only true
and original article
Sc. olula Syphilis Mercurial Complaints, Cancer,
Ganprene Rheumatism, and vast variety of other
diseases are speedily and perfectly cured by the use
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MARRIED DOWN.!

WANTED to hire by the month Cook and wo
W man or girl to wait in the house and wash ana
iron for a small family. Enquire ut this oiiice
June l3
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EAGrSE.aW, ian Equity.

kcrsIsaW, ian Equity.
Elizabeth Slrauuld
W. Bill for sale Of land.
Richard Strat!ord ct. al.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Richard 4. STRAIT
L ford George j. Sralfurd and John S,raIord. three
of the defendants the above hil absent rom and
reside beyond the limits Of this STATE it is ordered on
motion of Shannon Solr for complainant that thcydo
plead answer or demur to the above hill within three
months the publication hereof In default whereof
an order pro conlesso will be entered against them. =
W. II. Il. WORKMAN, g. +. X. d.
Comm'rs Office, July 3, 1854. (S7.5W %
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CAmDEN PRICES CURRENT z.

,1yrhe friends of Col. J. B. KERsm,w be"
leave to announce him as II candidate dor Rep
rcs,n'atve to the Legislature at the ensuing
election.
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~ REDUCED PRICES.
Hx.aa 9uart.r. 22a Esea't. s. &. M.

IL. tss Quarters 22a fscaT. +. &. M.
C,MDEN, JULY &c, 1854.
ORDER No -.
II pursuance of orders from Brig. Gen. Chandler,
the 22d Regiment of Infantry will parade at Cam.
drn al 10 oclork 4. NJ, on Thursday the 9th uf Sep
tcnbcr next properly armed and equipped for nspec-
tinn ami review.
Tie Commissioned and Non-Commssioned Officers
will assemble at the same hour aud place the day pre-
vous for dnil aud instruction
Tie Volunteer Company will he thoroughly inspec.
ted AMI the books Of Beat Companies will be exam
iucd.
Tie Rrgimcntal Staff will be required to attend on
both DAYS.
Ii. ut Col Krrshaw and Maj Kirkland arc charged
with the extrllSi n of this order.
Ry order oi Col. Taylor
THO j. WARREN. Adjutant.
Aug !. 81 tr
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rBe We are authorized TO anu",,l'r Ma
4. II. BovKIN rs a candidate for R"pr eat
i've tu the l. gisaturr at the en.uu. lrri
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n ofil.e.

Notice.
ALL persons having demands against the late Mrs
A. f. Luvet are requested to present them TO te suo
scribcr duly attested. W. >. AeA-Al-'' nN''
June IL
CUPERIOR Bacon Sides just received at the "Old
- Corner" J.. W. boANEi.
July |, rs VI"
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INSURANCE..

't>N" Crrmhia. s. G. INSURANCE COMPANY
! 'I%i.'y rc.csabiiShed its Agency for Camden and
, ,,n't .r Undersigned are now prepared TO issue
" c- -. - favorable terms as any other responsible
I.rmimny.
A. NJ l. Il. KENNEDY, Agents
Caul,ie. Aug. !. 81 If
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Domestic Goods,

DLEACIIED and Brown Shirtngs and Sheetngs
ID Plaids and Stripes. for servants, Cotton Cas-
meres Deuirns and Cheeks Bed Tick DC. For sale
In A. NJ d. r. KENNEDY.
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IN E0UiTY-IAer.I,aNr.

IN EQUiTY-Nerslaaw.
Sussunah Tweed. Admrx W. J. l.. AdSer ct al-BM
to sell Eeal Estate and pay deJS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
rI~lJE creditors Of r. l.. Tweed, deceased, are here
| by notified to render on oath and establish their
demands against said deceased before the undersigned
on or before the first day of October next
". II. r. WORKMAN, q. f. X. D:
Commits Office, luuc %, 1854. 30 3uI
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MR.. B. J. KUYKENDAL will act as my attorney
VI during my temporary absence lr'nl the State
WM. g. MOORE.
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