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New Goods New Goods !!

TNHE Subscriber would respectfully invite atten-
i ton to his Stock of
SPRING g. SUMMR GOODS!
It is one of the LARGEST and BEST that he has
ever had the pleasure of offering for SALE For the
Ladies he has
PLAIN, FIG'D and PLAID SILKS,
BAREGE DE LANES, .,
PLAID BAREGES,
SILK TISSUES,
PRINTED JACONETS,
MUSLINS AND LAWNS,
FINE WORKED COLLARS & HEkFS.
CIIEMISEETS & SLEEVES,
WHITE & BLACK LACE MANTILLAS.
Together with the above, he has fne assortmento
Groceries, Crockery; Hardware,
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
All of which will be sold at moderate prices.
EB- a liberal discount always allowed for Cash.
B. C. BRYAN.
Edgefeld C. H., March Is, If
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DIED. at New Market G:,., on the l7th Of july
infant son of J. VI. and S. +. w. K. HOLDER, aged
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Soda W At er,
House and Sign Painting!

THE Subscribers having formed themselves int5r
Il Co-partnership, respectfully inform. the citi.
zcns Of Edgefcd District, that they are pow pre-
pared to do all business entrusted to them in the
line of -. =.
Painting, Gliding, Marbling, &C.,
In all its various branches, andupon the most rea-
sonable terms.
U All letters addressed TO them at: Eagcfeld
G. H., will receive promptattenton.
They may be found iii the Painting Room Of Mr..
ZgTT's Furniture Establishment.
~Refcrence.-NIr. JOHN LEIGH and Mr.. JoIrS,
Writ. c. II. LUCAS,
A. A. PAUL.
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Charleston Standard.

oo5S5cedIpeaO1o Gea99Se
DAILY per anuuul in advance. $500
THI-W EEKLY, .......... 3,oo
WEEKLy, .......... 2,uO
rE1NIS Journal presents daily report of the COT
/ ton market Of Charleston, daily report of the
markets Of other cities, da y report of the arrivals
and departure Of vessels, and daily summary Of
news and tclcgraphic Information.
Ii also presents weekly report upon the entire
market, including cotton, grain hay, groeers
stock, exchange, freight, &c, &c, accompanied by
comparative tables Of the receipts and exports #
cotton, rice lumber. &c. Also, tables showing the
price Of stuck>, bank bills, exchange, &c.
\ brief but careful consideration is given to all
the leading questions that arise, sparng neither
labor, plins nor expense to keep up with the times ::
wi,l us little crcumlocu,:on possible, we will tell
our readers all we know about them.
All Postn,astcrs in the State may receive sub
scripuns for us, and persons paying money into
their hands will have the paper sent To their address
l.. w. SPRATT & co.
Aug 10 I'M ~
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CHEAP Goods !

T,HE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
l. and the public generally that he has on hand,
at the Store formerly occupied by WILLIAMS q
CHRISTIE, Stock of
Desirable and seesonable Goods,
Which he will sell VERY LOW FOR CASH !
They have been put in his hands on sale on such
terms as will enable him TO sell them Mt COST, and
many Of them considerably UNDER COST.
All those who desire to purchase good bargains
will do well to call and examine the Stock.
E. PENN.
Anil 81 tf Is
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Notice..

A PPLICATION will be made at the next Scs-
N sion of the Legislature for a Charter for Rail
Road from some point on the Blue Ridge Rail Road,
at or near Anderson C. H., via Edgefeld c. H., to
some point on the South Carolina Rail Road, at or
near Aiken.
Aug 10 3m 81
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Head Quarters.

Head Quarters.
First BRIGADE CAVALRY S. c. NJ.
ORDER NO.2.
rayIIE following Regiments of Cavalry will pa
a rade for drill and review, at the times and
places specified below.
The 81 Regiment of Cavalry at Longmires (not
at Mount Vernon on Thursday the Sd Of August
next
The lst Regiment o. Cavalry at Smiths Store, on
Saturday the 18th of August next.
The Commissioned aud Non Commissioned offl-
GERS will appear at the places above stated in their
respective Regiments the day previous Gor drill and
instruction. BY order Of
S. NJ. WILKES,
Maj Gen. 1st Brigade Cavalry, S. G. M.
J.V. Moore, Brigade Major.
July l3 If ~
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HOMEOPATHIC Medicines.
Augusta, Aug 2
July 81
Mammoth Rattle,

,E9IIE Tickets for w. a. HARRIS BEAUTIFUL
q RESIDENCE, in The Village of Edgeirld,
arc not all yet taken. They can be had Of WM. P.
BUTLER, Dr. 4. q. league and NJ. LlEDEscnULTz,
at Edgeiicld C. IL. Tickets 81.
IuIv f. II ID
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~ WE are requested to say that Pr"tr'c'ed
Meeting will commence al Mount Tabor Church,
OH Saturday before the third Lords day in Sep
telnber next.
Nlnstcring brethren are cordially invited to
attend.
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Currvton Academies.

IIE First Session of these Institutions will close
i with the present month. The Second Session
will begin the 18th July, at which time it is desired
all candidates for admission will be present
ROBT MERRIWET1ER,
Chair'n Board Of Trustees
June 26. 1854. # "a
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Religious Items.

rzy- THERE will be Camp Meeting held at the
Beth!alam Camp Ground commencing on Thursday
evening hciorc the 4th Sabbath in September
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March s
r. M, NICHOLAS.

DEG LEAVE to inform the citizens OF Edge
D field District that he has on hand small lot o
Choice Bpggies
Also Some that lie can sell as LOW as ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, and others at moderate
prices. Persons wishing such articles would dowel
TO give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he can give them better bargains than can they get
this side of New York
June s, If 81
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d. a Bs Rs 4 A G. r. s /!
Do Ga@N@Ua

De Ga@NyRUa
GARRIAGE G e NJ A x ER,
CAMPBELL STREET,
Near the Georgia Rail Road Depot,
AD9D9PAo 9Aoo
yNTILI, build 10 order NIL kinds Of light CAR
w RIAGES, WAGONS. BuGGlES, &c,
on the most accommodating terms, and will keep
on hand small stock of the above articles which
he will as sell low, or lower than any other shop in
the city
NJ REPAIRING done at short notice and on
the most reasonable terms.
N. B.-A small Stock of Buggies, Harness,
Umbrellas, &C., will be kept on hand by MIR. F. NJ.
NICHOLAS, Agent, at Edgcicld c. II.
May 4, Sm lo
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made at
the next sitting of the Legislature, to alter and
amend the Navigation Laws OF this State, and for
other purposes. 90
Aug 10 5m oo
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r Va1uable Lands for Sale.

ON the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER
Subscribers, all the Lands belonging to the Estate
of the late Capt J. g. SMITH, situate and lying IN
Edg gcield District, comprising Il body of
SEVEN SAND ACRES
Consisting of VALUABLE PLANTING and
TlMBERED TRACTS, divided into the following
sub divisions, which will be sold separately VIZ
THle BomhaEn place.
This Tract contains about five hundred ('oo)
acres, three hundred and fifty (35Ol "i wh.eh arc
cleared and under fence. The woodland is OF choice
quality. On this place there is Dwelling llouse
and other suitable out buildings
The Mt. Willing or Homestead Piace'
This Tract so well known, scarcely needs des-
crir,i,n It consists of twelve hundred (l2uu)
acres. living on R.chland Greek, SIX hundred (oooJ
.,,rec ri which are cleared and in high state OF
Improvement and cultivation. These Lands nave a
reputation for grain-growinS second to none III lne
District for either grain or cotton we refer 10 Tue
present growing crop rs sure Indical'oh ot '"e',
on,lity and capacty The woodland is oil gooh
QUALITY, and the timber upon it very superior On
his place is good Two Story framed Dwelling
Uouse. Stables, Barnes, Carriage llousc, Black
smith Shop Gin House, Negro Houses and ali other
buildings necessary to plantation. Also, large
AMI conlmoduus Store House, which has been used
G,r Mercantile purposes great many Years, which
has given this place, as 4 business stai, r"puta-
ton of high order, aul as such recommends ltseli
10 the consideration OF cnterpriSing and business
men.
Thc Crowch Place.
This Tract contains about five hundred (5O0) acres
small portion Of which (Say 100 acres is cleared
The balance is in woodland anl embraces Tract OF
Land not only beautifully tmbred, bat for purposes
of cultivation mast excellent and rare quality.
The Balance
Consisting of Pine Land vii be divided into Tracts
of from Two Hundred Ia Three Hundred acrea.
This body of Land we recommend to the atrn-
ton Of all persons desirous IF making settlement
or Investment The quality of Lands in this par
,;cular section hs been overlooked. As u holy Of
timhercd Land it is superior to any in the up-coun-
try Of South Carolina. Much Of it is Of excellent,
and ii; Of fair productive quality.
TERMS.
4 credit Of ono and two years with interest from
date, with bond and two approved securities, and
Nor gage if desired.
BENJAMIN WALDO, lEv.ors
GEO. y. ADDISON. N> '''
Aug 10 l3t 81
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Bethany Academy.

TNHE Trustees Of Bethany Academy take pleas
Il ure in announcing to the public, that their
School will be opened for the reception of Students
on the 2nd Monday in January 1854, under the su-
pcrvision of the we'll known and successful Insruc
tor, WM. VI. HEATH, Esq.
Rates of Tuition the same as those charged by
the former Rector, Mr.. GALrHIN.
Board can be obtained in the most respectable
families on reasonable terms and convenient to the
School. WILEY HARRISON, !
W. ZIMMERMAN,
J. L. TALBERT,
Dn. S. T. STEVENS,
G. j. SHEPPARD.
Dec 81 ly 40
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Oct 26
Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted to the Estate of NJ. E..
N Hollingsworth, dec'd:, up to the time of his
death, are requested to make immediate payment,
present them properly attested.
D. F. HOLLINGSWORTH, Adm'or.
Mar 90 If II
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EAT BARG AIMS
IN SPLENDID DRY GOODS

VX7ILIIAM II. CRANE, Augusta, Georgia,
w will sell the remainder o. his Stuck Of Sum-
mer Goods ut
Greatly Reduced Prices!
Those in want will do well to give him call.
LIGHT SILKS, GRENADINES, BERAGEs,
PRINTED JACONETS Il MUSLlNS,
MANTILLAS S PARASOLs, AT COST!
Augusta. Aug 3 ct %
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made at the next Ses-
N sion Of the Legislature Of this State, for an
amendment to the Charter Of the Town of Aiken
and for other purposes.
Aug 10 3m 80
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Rama VVaV

IRON the Su6scrbsr,s ran!atiSn two two Negro
Il men. AGCHY and JACkSON-the former
is very likely young fellow, about % years of age,
BRIGHT dark complexion, about feet inches high,
well made and active The latter is black and well
made, about feet inches high, and talks rather
thick. He formerly belonged to Mrs. Ioor, and has
mother at Mr.. Bauskett's mill place, near Aiken.
They were both seen there Friday, the lth inst.
ANY one securing them will be rewarded.
+. W. PlCkENS.
r1,, o- If 0S
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Final Notice
State OF SOutSn Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
nv Ordinary


IN ORDINARY.
DYH.T WRIGHT, Esq, Ordinary ofEdge
ID field District.
Whereas, Simeon II. Rogers has applied TO me
for Letters of Administration, on all and sir
gular the goods and chattles, ights and credits
Of James Rogers, ST., late of the District atoie-
said deceased. -
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordnarys Court for the said District,
to be holden ut Edgefcld c. H., on the 18TH
day of August inst. to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 4lh day
of Aug in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-four, and in the 10Th
wear of American Independence.
ii. Il. WRIGHT, o. E. D.
Aug 10 N oO
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Notice..
Notice {!

A LII Persons anywise indebted to the Estate of
N John Wise, decd, are hereby requested to
make immediate settlement, and those having de-
mands against said Estate will please render in their
accounts forthwith, properly attested, according to
law. SIDNEY WISE, Fx,ors
B. II. MILLER. Z" ofs
Oct 06 If
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G A N DID AT ES.
For Sheriff.


JAMES EDISON.
FELIX E. BODIE,
WIN. QUATTLEBUM,
JULIUS DAY,
For Tax Collector
A. r. ABLE,
THEOPHfLUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ.
NJ. B. WHrTTLE,
LEE HOLSON,
BARNEY LAMAR.
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS B. REESE,
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
For Clerk.
EDMUND PENN.
THOS. G.. BACON.
For Ordinary.
II. T. WRIGHT,
DAVID BODlE.
JOHN w. SMITH,
w. F. DURlSOE,
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SheriG''s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Josiah Sibley,

Sam. Z. Bowers
DY Virtue of Writ of III. Fa in the fore
l. going ease, shall proceed to sell on Fri.
dav The 18Th inst, at The Store of The Defendant
in The Town of Hamburg, one Can of Lamp
Oil, 60 Gallons, more or less, and one Can ol
Lind seed Oil. 3SI gallons, more or less, levied
on as the property of The Defendant.
Terms Cash. LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Aug 9, 81 ~
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New Goods at Low Prices.

LIBERTY HILL, S. c.
TIE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
l. public thai he has now OH hand Il; Liberty
Hill, IN ENTIRELY NEW and FASHION, a.
BILE Stock Of
s 2 p.i.asgsMts 6 SD [zzg1E..Is 91a.g GBE1S
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Last Notice

A IL Persons who were indebted to the late D..
N Smith, at the time OF his death, by Note or
Account, earnestly requested to settle the same
By the LIST Monday in September next, after which
time all unsettled demands will be put in suit.
j. P. MICKLEE, Ex,ors
C. SMITH.
r. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-20
TERRIBLE COLLEGE KlOT-ONE MAN
KILL En.-SENERA Al INQI-NDEA

NEW HAVEN, CT, March 1s-A terrible and most
disSraeeiul riot took place here yesterday between
the students of Yale College and portion OF the
citizens The origin of the affray had some CON
nection with the anniversary of st. Patrick The
students became ungovernsble, and excited the in
dignation OF certain parties who were celebrating
the day in memory of Ireland's patron Saint
whereupon row took place, in which one man
named Patrick O'Neill was instantly shot dead
Several others were more or less injured-some
seriously.
A cannon, fully charged was planted in front of
the College building, which was designed to rake
difficulty, by the interference of the city auhori-
ties and College faculty, the riot was quelied.
This matter has produced immense excitement
and the whole affair is to undergo legal investiga-
zion. AT present the ringleaders were undetected
and the exact cause of the affray not fully under
stood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-20

BURNING OF TIE MoNoCACY BRIDGE. The Mo-
nocacy Bridge, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
much injured by fire last Friday afternoon
as 10 prevent the passage ofthe trains The bridge
was a covered one, with zinc protection, and the
fire il understood to have been occasioned by the
sparks Of locomotive lodging in the tmbers and
boards under the metallic roof 1t is thought that
tle supcnsion Of transportation will be only tempo
rary.
FREDERICK, March l6.--Preparations are now
making to rebuild the Monocacy bridge immediate
ly. temporary structure viii be formed to allow
the cars to pass over possible
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-
LATEST BIZ THE ARARIA

lhe steamer Arabia arrived at Boston on FRIDAY
morning, in thirty hours from Halifax. Below viii
De round some farther news of Importance.
letter Of Feb. % reports an instruction 1, A >
fa2on, snd tue troops under arms The Maiorc,
regiment had left Madrid fer Saragossa, and sno'
,',er regl,nent was to follow. The insurrectionarv
movement was extensive in Arraeon
The Russian expedition left shangha; n,o q, r :
pected TO follow shortly i'A was eN-
The Paris Mouiteur rubI;sb.s
french naval officers to act with the Englsb as e
they were of one nation Jas" as II
MeSsrs Ryiand x Sym's warehouses in Mancbos.
Su nsen destroyed by fire. The loss reached
''Ss, i,ii.0ho OF dollars Covered by insurance
Vaccinations relative to the future nosition n,
1hrisusns IN Turkey have been opeped be.,ynen ,be
representatives OF the Four Powers and the Porte
a. LeteTs rom Shumia OF the 9th, report the wea.
~ ~ "iIet ana the snow clearing Oft On the 9th
tue army was reviewed by the Pasha when an en-
Voy tom the Sultan presented him with a maoni6
cent sabre. ~ " s
,, 10 the House of Lords, the Earl of Peterborough
IA moving ior the militia returns strongly insisted
that troops should have been sent to the Baltic in
steao OF 10 Turkey. He believed they would more
enectuaIiy cripple Russia there and he urged the
aries TO destroy two (unnamed) Russian arsenals
before the Russian fleet could ;re at C,ron
stadt
The Duke of New Castle replied that such open
discussions injured the military plans He assured
LORD Ellenboroush that Britain had plenty oftroops
and ships ready both for the Mediterranean and the
Baltic il required
The Earl oil Hardwicke said it was notorious that
seameu for the British fleet were scarce, and it
would require immense exertions TO prepare a
force equal to cope with the Russian fleet on the
Raiic of thirty sail-ofthe.line which is perfectly
manned and disciplined
The Earl OF Wiachelsea recommended the estab-
IlShment OF an independent Greek Empire at Con
santuopla.
The Earl OF Aberdeen states that the Irish militia
VIII not be called out this year, but the Scotch will
lnthe House of Commons Sir Charles Hood stated
mat me report OF the Russian force being within
two davis march of Chiwa was fiction
An official announcement is contained in the Lon
don Times to this effect:
England and France had despatched couriers to
- Petershurgh with address, signifying to the
Gar by way of reiOinder to his note to Loui. Ma
poeon, that he must either back out of the Princi
palities or fight.
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From the Louisville Journal, March 18th.
AS SSp,I DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ExpL

nfsn phrsaOrbJJ StEAMBOAT EXPLfD-
siON-.FDRTY TO FIFTY PERSONS KILLED
AND WOUNDED.
we learn from two passengers on the Europa
which arrived here last night from below that about
O'Clock night before last, the steamer Reindeer
from thus port, bound to St Louis burst flue lust as
she was leaving Cannneton, scattering misery and
death in all directions At the first revolution Of the
wheel the fiue burst. The steam rushed first for
ward then through the deck. and finally enyeloped
the whole boat, that nothing as visible of it, The
screams OF the wounded were heartrending. The
Europa was about three hundred yards of but in
approaching the R. was run into by her and the Els
guard from the bow to the boilers was torn off,
Our intorman.s could not giys MS any of the names
OF the killed aud wounded the number of which
they estimated at forty TO fifty They were positive
that none OF the cabin passengers were killed or
wounded, and that all the officers escaped harm ex
cept one OF the engineers who was killed outright
and one OF the mates, who was missing Inaepeu-
dent OF these twa all the persons killed and wound
ed belonged to the crew and deck passengers Of
the latter, she had number, consisting principally of
families removing West. Many were blown into the
river and drowned. The Reindeer was as soon as
possible after the accident landed again The Eu-
ropai lay alongside of her about fteen minutes The
scene ia the cabin, where the wounded were taken
Is described as horrfying. Most of them were so
horribly scaded that there no chance of their
recovery.
The Reindeer had been sold, and was on her way
20 ST. Louis to be delivered to her purchasers and in
charge OF her former officers. She left this port
about noe NJ onday.
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TESTIMONY
Read the following certificate from lady, endorsed
by Postmaster E. 2. Cooper:
Hampshire county. Va, March !, 1854
Mr.. Z. P. CooPER-Dear Sir Agreeable to your
request and my desire to benefit the afflicted
hereby certify the great relief received from the
use of HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TiNCTURE.
was taken with violent paipitatiOn or rather
huttering and trembling of the heart which contin-
ued several days; it seemed though my heart had
almost forgotten its office, The family became
cine, and before had taken one bottle of this
TiNCTURE OF HAMPTON'S l was entirely re-
lieved
This is the third instance of relief in my family by
the use of this valuable medicine. Two or three
years ago was laid up with alteration Of my ankle
from the effect of what is usually called milk leg.
had lost all taste and appetite; and the sore which
was some four inches up and down, and halfway
ar y GET
TURE one bottle of which restored my health,
healed nv ankle and am freer from swelling than
the last thirty years.
Again, one OF my daughters was very low from Sc
we're dysentery, and when she began to sit up her
feet commenced swelling, which increased every
of HAMPToN'S TINCTURE the pains were as
suaged the swellings subsidized and her health re-
turned-we kept her legs bandaged with strips of
wooden until her strength returned.
have been thus particular, that others, under SINH
lar circumstances, might be induced to avail them
1''' ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify that 1 am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and can SAFELY recommend the
above statement TO be correct.
E.. P. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon Bridge. Hampshire Co., Va.
IT Delicate ladies and children will please give
ii a trial.
Space aciUnot permit to name hundreds of Others,
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canot, Robt. Ggult,
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail S. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev V;
Eskrdge, IT, S. Navy, and thousands of others cured
of Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Coughs, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, st. Vitus Dance, &c. We refer to our
own citizens Call on them
DR. HAMPTON, the author of this great Har,p
sons Ieectabe Tincture is in his Goth yeer, in good
health that it will be seen it is not an article co.
up to impose the public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
EDS@S See Cures.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Call
and get pamp gratis with history of discovery Of
this wonderful Blood Purifier, ans see certificates OF
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness, &c. &c.
4 Co, Richmond; by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg;
by all the Druggists in Petersburgi by M0RTIMER
l. MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggigta md
Storekeepers every where.
81 per bottle 6 bottles for IS.
ID cts,
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) NEW HAMPSHIRE rIEcTtoN

CoscoRD, N. H., March ls-The afsc,a, re,,rn.
o. ne election have not yet been received hut they
VIII not vary the result much from what we stated
Yesterday. The Wings and Freesoilers or Coalli
s WIN have majority in the Legislature on
Ia about 1850
Other accounts give different color to the news
Inc washington Star gives the Democrats major.
i'y on joint ballot The official returns only can
decide the matter.
1t is William Hale that Is chosen Representative
rom Dover, and not ]. p. Hale, who lacked eighty
votes of an election