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DICKNON,S EATING AALllON.
LAND OFFICE.

mn LAND OFFtcE.
70 THE PURCHASE SALE or NEAt, ESTATE,
Eroy DesoyaonV RrM Eat@r Dusiut~ Anendm
10 IvsonaHy,
|uNINEE years residence ~ The Territory AID actun
, observaii0D has enabed The subscriber 10 become
wei acquainted Win ibe suryeye ed aus that have been
entered, mud nre now subject ~ entry,
LASH WARRANTS 0cnled upon such trncts only are
wtll known To the subscriber,
Accurate and well defined Nuns nre now rendy for the
INSPECTION, oi wishing loinvcst or purchase,
H%,"". na"I Tnse. PAID md ""n' ncgo'i,,'d
Teri Hon u. NJ. Rice, Del. 10 Congress, lion Il.
smI,h, Alton. Illinois; lion David oi"s,ed Mayor Of
New York CITY.
Notary Public, md Drnrr III Iieni Estate,
Thrd-st., 81 Paul, Minnesota Territory.
.~r.,r, 4. NJ: sPEN' Err.
hEALEH In HINTS, Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Clothing
- n'd Genilcncn's Furnishing Goods.
Third ST., between Jackson and Roberts, 81 Paul. r..
Dec TO- lS)3.35-Iy
tIOcOtATE, superior article-ior sale az the
~ Central Drug Store.
UlED srREADs-Get up expressly for n Minnesota
- winter by lleenan, at the
WORLDS FAIR STORE
COUGARS Of all kinds; Candles, Star und Mould, n
mar NV. DowNER.
MINDOw GLAss-nIthough our assortment
cut 10 order, AT the NJ be
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
a bAhGE assortment OF CnIIurcns CIOtltng Tor suIc
"A ut OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE
Two TAiiORS AND OTiiERs-A large assortm mt
Il OF Vestngs and Cloths for sale NJ
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE.
SHOULDEK Braces Of every variety, lor sale u. the
~ Paul Drug Store.
MERRILL. COWLEs 4 co.,
Wholesale Deaius in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cups, Yankee No.
tions, &c., &c.
No. 1874, MAIN STREET,
caienn, Ills.
WE have just opened the largest aud most extern
w sive stock Of Foreign and American Dry Goods
ever Oeicd In the which hte offering at Chi
cngo aud st. Louis prices, aud less than have been
sold In this market. Our facilities for purchasing
such that we are enabled Ia get goods nv low
they can be bought by the largest eastern hOuse We
are buyi ing our American Goods direct from the Manu.
MctureS, anu beng connected with n house in New
tork, and one the firm constantly In the market
SUM- III all times have full stock and ut the lowest
Hafkct prices We offer bats, but our Gust omers
Gu" uePend * all times upon buying goods Of
snhii advance from cost aud and can
hhd III our STOCK every variety and Of goods suited
10 the market Merchants who have been In the habit
OF visiting the eastern cities, st. Louis and Chicago
may depend upon finding large stock and at IA low
prices as an be found elsewhere.
we ask an EXAMINATION Of our stock before going
cos'' &c.
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FOR SUBURBAN RESIDENCES.
SEVERAL splendid two and five lots Only on,
= NILE from the corporation limits nre now ior sale
Terms-part down, and the balance on time. OtI,r
descriptions Of Real Estate for safe, Information con
corning which can be had by calling on
JAMES STARKEY
I'll Real Estate Dealer, Third.st., st. Paul.
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NEW HAIR ESS ESTA BLISllNIENT.
ME subscribers would iniorm the citizens Of saint
ranI AND oil he country round about, TINT they are
c0mductnx the above business IN All branches on
Ihrd street, nearly opostc the Post Occ where
toners eau be supplied on short notice, with nil kinds
q Harness, Brides. saddles, Fly Nets Trunks Vases
Whips, &c, &C.
May IL, '53-u MARTIN DREW r. co.
JENNY LIND IN 81. PAUL,
EOS leave to inform the citizens Of ST. Paul md
- vicinity, that she has brought TO the bookstore,
corner 81 Third and WHbasaw streets the largest and
most beautiful assortment Of new Books and Statioucry
winch VIII be sold ~ usual nj low prices For partic
Iats inquired At LEDUCS BOOK STORE.
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DOCTOR l.. E. KINNEY,
Office in Holland Place.

SAINT ANTHONY STREET, SAINT PAUL,
vNENDERS his professional services to the citizens o
1 g. Paul aud vicinity. Having had an experience
Of over Ten Years In the practice of Medicine one OF
Which was spent ~ Physician and Surgeon with the U
q. army In Mexico no natters himself that he viii be
able to merit the confidence Of all who may favor him
with share Of their patronage.
July 1aS3
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HENRY a. LAMBERT,

HENRY a. LAMBERT.
dNorhfy at Ldte,
ONCE corner Of Third and Cedar streets, 81 Paul.
DIR. 4. i. VlCCuERS,
uDHfSIClAN, Surgeon and Accoucher. win practice
his profession ~ ST. Paul and vicinity. Office cor
north ana Robert streets, over Cathcart l. Tyson,
tore. 1l.Iv
nLD OTARD BRANDY-Dark and Pale-Vintaee
~ Of 1916, Dnh Jorden's Sherry, sandinan's Old
Fort and Madeira, Pure Scotch Malt WHISKY vintage
$40; od Bourbon aud NiOnonga,cla Whisky. The
above Liquors and Wines are guaranteed purc and OF
their respective vintagcs and brands tra IL so cited
1T KELLOGG r KINNEY.
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AMES' STEAM SAW NH,

NEAR Day tons Landing, Is now In oper.tion nm
~ prepared TO furnish bills al lumber of eycryde
timber, Of any dimension requrei-cnn snw fort, lee
sInh II necessMry. Lnh and pickeir always nm hnnd
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Plantation for Sale.

offer for sale the plantation where
now live containing lOl2 acres. 1t is sit
uatcd in this (Sumter) District on the wa
tcrs OF Lynchcs Creek. two miles above
tue Lynchburg; Depot on the w. g. Nj. r.
Road, and three miles above the village of
Lynchburg. There are upwards OF 400
acres OF open lands on the premises, 300
Of which is in as high state of cultivation
and improvement as any lands in Sumter
District The corn crop now growing on
1t will produce from 10 TO 40 bushels per
acre. The entire cotton crop with the cx-
ccptlon Of few acres of old field, vii! pro-
ruce from 500 to 1900 lbs. per acre. The
place is offered for sale from private con-
slderations entirely and not from lack Of
fertility Of soil. Besides the lands in
cultivation there are about $50 acres of
marsh and oak and hickory ridge or bluff
land to be brought in equal to any similar
land in the State.
For facilities Of travel and market it DO.
sesses superior advantages. The owner
can breakfast at home and dine either in
Charleston, Wilmington or Columbia.
The terms can be made accommodating,
and possession given the first day of next
January. J. D. ASEIMORE,
Lynchburg p. o.
hug. l6, 1854 AZ #
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Just Received,

a Fresh supply OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, embracing any thing and EVERY
thing, selected by the Subscriber himself,
whose long experience and knowledge of the
Ropes, makes it no presumption in him to say,
that some Of them are cheaper goods than have
crer.hcen brought 10 this market.
Brown llomcspuns; ;25 yards to the dollar
Gentlemrn's II0skin Gloves rs cts. n pair.
Beautiful colorcd Muslin at IL l-2 cts, Der
yarl. French Drillings 10 cts. o yard, n fine
assortment of Fancy Goods that must aud should
be sold.
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Hats, and
boEnets, Ladies', Gents, and Youths shoes und
Caters, fine and common TO enumcrate
would be too tedious. hut come and see and !
will warrant You action, both in style, and
prices PERRY MOSES,
April 5th, 1854 13 If
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CristadOrO's: Excelsior Fluid

INIR Uf f., NO. 9. ASTOR HOUSE
The claims Of this extraordinary article to
public estimation, are not based upon the time
that it has been hetnr. the world. II is COM
paratively Il new preparation. founded on new
discoveries III chemistry and il has inpuuura
ted 4 new era i'll hair dycing. What are lis re-
Communications lst.-it cmnses the hair Of
any obnoxious color to rature's black or brown
inhve mluncs.' ID, lit nssilnilaics with the.
nn'r, ond nourshcs Instead Of burning. it
3d,-it Is pronounced by eminent chemists the
only safe lrair dye known. 4tli-It is inpos.
s.clc 10 name an instancc of its failure 5th,--lt
has tbs widest popularity ever yet accorded 10
similar preparation. For the establishment,
OF these assertions by proof the testimony
nj CRIsTADoRo's, No &, Astor House, where it
Is manufactured, sold, aud applied privately.
Price per box, 81. For sale ty
RICE u THOMSON, ~
Druggists, Snm;crville, S. c..
May 81, 1857 80 en-,
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Palmetto Iron Works.
(LA7,E PALMETTO .1RMORY>

tLA1E PILINEI'TO .1RNORT)
TIE lzoprie,ors OF the abovc establish
ncnt, having furnished themselves with
a. the necessary machinery and tools for
conducting tho FOUNDRY AND MA
CHINE BUSINESS. together with large
stock of materials, are now ready to con-
tract for the making Of Stationary Engines
nt any power, all kinds OF Mill Work, Cast
Iron Fronts, Fencing, and other descrip-
lions of Iron Work generally conducted in
well regulated establishment.
Mr.. GEORGE SINCLAIR will give
his supervision OF all work. His old friends
and patrons will find him ready to furnish,
III orders with despatch. Persons desiring
10 patronze home institution can be as.
sured that their work will be done and
warranted satisfactory. Our prices will be
as low as any similar establishment in the
country, and terms liberal. A share OF
public patronage is respectfully solicited.
WIN. GLAZE g. co.
August 9, 1854 al I'm
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NEW STOCK
At Friarsnn'S old Stand,

:, THE following comprise apart Of the
heavy and varied, stock Of Goods whioh the
subscriber is now receiving at Frierson's
OH Stand . -, ",
Muslil do LANES, Swiss and figured
MusIihs.
Calicos, Gnshams. &c g.. q.
Laces, Edgugs. Trimmings lnser,ings,
Ribbons, &c. &c.
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery.
lioots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Ready Made Clothing,
All descriptions Of Groceries,
Crochcry, q arge lot.
Confectionery, Fruits Mute, Toys, &c.
Fancy Goods, large variety.
Also; always on hand,
Iced Soda Water, Lemonade and Syrup.
All Of which will be sold cheaper than
any other House in town. Come and see
juarIo, %; 1864 % So = i,6
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Head Quarters.
MILFORD, June 20, 1851.
E-.sn.ie tt<;8i;1:G

MILFORD, June 20, 1851.
ORDER NO
THE following Regiments will parade for
review and drill ut such times and plac IS
as herein indicated:
| The 39th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Dominick's, on Tuesday, 25th
July.
The 39,h Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Jalapa, OH Thursday, eth July
| The 10Th Regiment OF Cavalry will
parade at Martins, OH Saturday, the 20th
of July.
The 10th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Boyd's, OH Tuesday, the LIST OF
August.
I'VE 4lst Regiment OF Infantry will
parade at Parks, on Thursday, the Sd OF
| August.
The 15th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at the Burnt Factory, on Saturday,
the 9th Of August.
The 35th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Unionvillc, OH Tuesday, the tn
Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry will
parade at Glenn Springs, OH Thursday
the 10Th of August.
Tho 3Gth Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Titnmons' OH Saturday, the 18th
Of August.
The 37th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Wilkins, on Tuesday, the 10Th
of August.
The Bath Regiment Of Infantry will
parade ut Iorkvillc, on Thursday, the I7th
of August.
The 10th Rcgimhnt of Infantry will
parade at Ebenczcrvile, on Saturday, the
10Th of August.
The 2lst Regiment Of Infantry will
Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Rich Hill, on Thursday, the 9th
of August.
The 26th Regiment of Infantry will
parade al Ches,ervilIc, on Saturday, the
2Gth Of August.
The 9th Regiment OF Cavalry will
parade at ioungs', OH Tuesday, the 29th
Of August.
The 3ith Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Bells, on Thursday, the 3Ist of
August.
The 25th Regiment OF Infantry will
parade at Winsboro', on Saturday, the %
of September.
The 25,h Regiment of Infantry and The
9th Regiment OF Cavalry will parade ut
or near Camden, on Tuesday, the 9Th Of
September.
The 2Oth and 44th Regiment Of Infan-
try will parade at Sumterville, on Thurs
day, the 7th September.
The officers and non.comrnissioncd Off
GERS will assemble on the day previous to
the reviews of their several regiments for
drill and instruction.
Volunteer Companies will he thorough
Iy inspected, and the books Of Beat Com
panics will he examined.
Generals of Division and Of Brigade
will, with their Staffs, attend the reviews
of their respective commands.
Generals OF Brigade arc charged will,
the eStcntion of this order.
Aids-de. Camp To- The Coinmader-n-C Chief
are required to attend the reviews in their
several Brigadcs; and those not residing
i'll the Brigades to he reviewed are invited
10 attend
BY order Of the Cunmandcr-inC Chief
r. 6. NJ. DUNOFANT
Adjutant and Inspector General
June 2S. 1851 80 3m.
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New Establishment,
HCH2 s. II HH % We 8 % N

- -
Dealers in English, French and American
Drugs, Medicines and
Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs and Dyc-Stuf1;,
Glass, Putty, Glue and Sand Paper. Paint,
Varnsh, Camel Hair and Whtcwash
Brushes, Fine and Choice Perfumcry and
Fancy Goods, Pure Liquors and Wines, for
medical purposes, Lancets, Scarifcators
and Cupping Glasses, &c.
All the Popular Patent Medicines direct
from the proprie,ors.
Agents by appointment for Dr.. Jayncs'
and DR.. Dennis celebrated Family Mcdi-
cines, also for Farrcll's Arabian Lniment,
Mortimer & Mawbray's Hampton Tire
tuTe. Cartcr's Spansi, Mixture. DC
All articles from ,hisa Estab sii,ncnt are
warranted fresh and genuine.
Physicians, Planters and country Mcr.
chants sending to us, can rely upon getting
Prime Articles, and having their orders
promptly executed.
July 26, 1854 80 6m.
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A I so

A variety Of very select Wines, consisting
Of
Old Wcdcira, Old Port Wine,
Brown Sherry, Pale Sherry t&
Pure Cl;aret winc,
Imported by ourselves, all of which we
warrant genuine, and of the very best
quality.
For sale by
BOATWRIGIIT 4 BARKULOO,
Court House Range, Columbia, S. e..
July 26, 1854 80 If
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Headquarters.

ORDER NO..
FaeiiE General Orders for Reviews dated
- 2Oh June are hereby counterlnanded,
20 far us relates to Reviews OF the 9th and
9th Regiments of Cavalry.
: The 5th Regiment Of Cavalry will par
adc for review and drill at Su,ntcr"llc, on
Thursday, 7th September, instead of a,
Camden, on Tuesday, 5th September.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will par
ade at Blackstocks, on the Charlotte rail.
road, OIL the same day heretofore ordered
Tuesday, 10th of August, instead Of a,
Yongue's, as designated in General Orders
by order Of the Cammandcr-n-Ch Chief:
r, G. NJ. DUNOVANT,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
July 26. 80. 1t
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Notice,

THE subscribers are now receiving their
stock of Spring and Summer goods, which have
been selected with grcn, care. and cannot fail
TO give satisfaction in style equality, and prices
Our stock comprises all articles which the
wants and taste of tho community demand. md
we solicit Il call from onr friends and the pub.
lie before calling elsewhere us we have MANY
new styles which cannot fall to please
TlNDAL, WATSON d.CO.
Mar. 30, 1851. % If
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$1OO REWARD,

WILL he given for the apprehension and de-
livery to the Master of either Workhouse in
Charleston, or any Jail in the State, ofISAAC,
sometimes called John Brown. who. without
any known cause, left the James Till Planta.
ton on the 20!h of !Octnbcr last. Said fellow
is b feet 8 inches in height, mns,ec complexion,
smart, intelligent spoken, and is Carpenter by
trade and when Inst heard Of was in the lower
country, on McCord's plantation. Fifty dollars.
i'll addition to the above reward, will be paid
upon proof to conviction of his being h;,rbored
or employed by white or coored person.
Apply TO J. & J. ID. kIRKPATRlCu.
March 29lh, 1853. 22 tf
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A STANDARD AUTHORITY


voted to the Mechanic Arts, Manufactures,
and General Science.
A STANDARD AUTHORITY.
II have long considered good light
ming conductor for Ships great tcsidera-
tum, and have employed good deal ofmy
spare time and money in endcnvoring TO
introduce into our Navy, and into our mcr.
camille Marine, the Conductor of Sir Will
liam Snow Harris, which in the British
Navy, in the Hon. East India Company's
sogvice and in some of the other Navies of
Europe has been adopted every ship in
the British Navy has Harris Conductor,
and not pound sterling nor single life
has been lost by lightning since it has been
fully adopted. This is fact which speaks
to the humane, as we'll as to that no smaller
class who look solely 10 their own interest.
The underwriters Of New York have
agreed to make5a return f2 per cent. OF
the premium OH all Ships furnished with
suitable lightning conductors, they show a
regard for the cause of humanity and for
their own interests by making this return;
and it is TO be hoped that all underwriters
VII! follow this good example, not that it is
The duty Of underwriters 10 encourage these
'ncaas more than shipowners, but the con-
cesson will have the effect TO wake up the
owners OF ships to sense Of their duty in
this respect"
The owners of houses are no less bound
by the ties of Humanity or the promptngs
OF interest TO protect their own and the
dwellings Of their tenants, by furnishing
them with Otes' Patent Conductors which
can be obtained from the subscribers, the
sole owners Of the right for this District
This is unquestionably the best Conductor
Tor houses ever introduced.
DIXON g. COGIiLAN.
Aug. 8, 1854 Al 81
cY Watchman copy 9 times.
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Office Will, g. Man. r. R.
Choice Old Brandy and
w I N T. S.

We have now in store some very supe-
rior Old Brandy, which has been selected
by ourselves, for medicinal purposes. Its
age and mildness together with its purity,
will be Of great consequence TO invalids
who are nece gsitated to use it.
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iiW IT'D nTyj
IL Ii Is i " w FL
wIIsMETNGT0NT ICE
HOUSE.

a Ill persons dssi-ous Of keeping cool or
- ot retaining or regain'ng health are
advised 10 use Ice freely during tic Sum
mer aid Hall Scasuns. -.
Ice can DC delivered daily by the Pass
cnger train which leaves Wllmnglonaat
u and at any Depot on the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road, at the COS, of
50 Copper Barrel containing l25 Pounds,
thereby placing it within the power !jof; all
persons to use some and receive supplies
with regularity and despatch. !. g5.
All rordcrs addressed to" Wilmington
Ice House" enclosing the money viii
receive prompt, attention any person dcsir-
GUS OF receiving regular supplies at Stated
periods viii please send their orders, .ac-
coTdlrg'y and 'hcir accounts will be for
warded at the end, of every month when
remittance must be promptly made or the
account stopped
a. H. VAN EOKKELEN.
Fl" - It PROPRIETOR. 3
June Is, 1851. 36 0m.
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To Music Teachers and

CHURCH C'WOIRS.
MUSIC Teachers, Church Choirs and
Amateurs generally, are hereby notified
that new MUSIC BOOK of Choice and
Standard Tunes, entitled The Seraphina
or Christian Library Of Church Music is
just published, in round and pa,ant notes.
containing 1876 pages, at the low prico OF
So dozen. Single sample copies sent
by mail prepaid, Is cents, or three copies
for So.
1000 AGENTS .WASriEn-To travel and
sell in every part OF the United States, the
Seraphina and the History Of all the Reli-
gious Denominations, containing 50 arti-
cles and % portraits.
$1,000 year can be made, by active and
pushing men, by selling, these works. A
very liberal per ccntagc wi be allowed to
those who purchase Tor cash, or will send
us their notes at four months with good
endorsers. Address
JOHN WI WINEDRENNER,
Harrisburg, Pa.
August 9, 1854 40 4t
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Copartnership Moticaa
L. c. WERB 4 CD.

VaHE undersigned, have associated them
l. selves together, Mlidcr lie above name
and style, for the transaction oi.all bnsl..
ness in the mercantile limo andJnay I'd
found at the old stand OF Wm, WEBB,
where they will be happy TO ssesand nc!
,comoda,e their friends and The public.
r.. f;t VERB.
Mar is, 1851. 20 If
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CATERS, &C.. sc.

THE Emporium Of Fashion and Quality,
where may hc found complete assortment OF
Ladies' Mems Boys Misses and Childrens,
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c, Of almost every style
aud quality. They are fresh goods and are all
warranted to give satisfaction.
J. II. BRUNSON.
Next door to r. G.. Webb, d Co.
Mar. ~, 1851 u If
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H'OHe SALE DEe ,Tdb Hs EMF.

TIE subscriber offers his Farm, having on
it 4 dwelling and ont h ouses and the best maicr
i'll the district, situated n ehort distance from
the town of Sumterville, for sale or TO Rent
Terms made easy, and possession given Mt
once. PERRY MOSES.
May 3, 1854. 27 If
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To Arrive,

To Arrive,
'DRlED-FIGS, RASlNS, CANDY,
PICKLES, GER-PRESERVES.
CHEESE, BOTTLED CIDER, PORT.
Err, &c. ~.
Bcrage DcLaihs, Printed Jaconcts, French
Calnhricks.-Fi assortment Of Cling,
hams, black and coprcd and Embroidered
Goods, &c &c.
J. r. SOLOMONS &. 60.
March 9Th, 1851. 10 If
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Notice
SHiNGHAIS FOR SALE.

An improved breed OF fine shanghai
fowls, consisting OF several grown and
come 80 half grown chickens, may he seen
at Miss. Sarah Tcrry's. Those wishing
10 improve their farm yard stock would do
well to call and purchase as they will be
sold low. For any further information ap-
ply to Miss Sarah Terry or to
II. J. DlNkINS
at w. Il NJ. Depot
:; July 10. 30. 2m.
sD" Natch,nan copy 3 times.
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Notice.

49, i, Notice. u,
JUST received and opening q fine stock of
the most fashionable and Latest Styles Of
Spring and Summer Goods. Consisting in
part of the following articles
Blk. IL fancy Cloths.
:. d. g Uassimercs.
Spring & Summer Tweeds
B!k. White ~ Fancy Silk 70 fcstings.
(" " Mar.,ailles
{" &" :" Linen Drills
Blk. White Il Fancy Silk Cr,ivats.
Linen g. Cambria -,
Silk g. :" IIandk'fs,
Gloves, Socks. & Drawers
Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars
Silk g. Merino un,icr Shirts.
Blk. Silk " JIats
Panama s, fancy Hats.
-, 49, Clothing.
BIZ. and Fancy Cloth Coats and Sucks.
Silk, Grass and Linen
Drnp d'ete :. :"
Blk, and Fancy Cashmere ran,s,
Hrap d'ete and Tweeds,. +"
Whi,a:and Fancy Linen q
Blk. White, and fancy Silk Vests
Bombazinc and Linen
What aph fancy NIarsailes, "
AL Of which we in:itc our friends and the
public generally TO call and examine.
We are also prepared to max. to order any
articles in the IHiloring line, neat and Cheal
rs can be done in the State on the same irrn,s
i'i WYNN e. CLARKSON.
April y, 1854. II If
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Hats.

:, 4 large assortment of Straw, Leghorn,
Panama aud Palm Leaf hats just received
from Philadelphia, and for sale by
A. J. MOSES.
June 81, 81. s. If
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Lightning Conductors

PLEASE read the following extract
from the Scientific American paper dc.
voted to the Mechanic Arts, Manufactures,
and General Science.