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IEGISLATIVE.
COLUMBUS, Thursday, Feb. l6.
MORNING SESSION

HoUsE.-Mr. Austin introduced bill
authorizing the killing Of stray dDgs.
Mr.. Emerson introduced bill fixing
the annual compensation Of Sheriff, io
services in Probate Courts at one hun
dred dollars.
Mr.. Judy introduced bill to protec
hedges on public roads.
A resolution was adopted inquiring in
to the expediency of establishing German
Schools, when needed.
Mr.. Newell objected to the report o
the Board of Public Works, because i
did not state the purposes Tor which the
contingent fund was expended, and offer
ing another resolution, calling for that in
formation. Adopted.
Recess.
SENArE-Mr. Pendleton introduced a
petition from citizens oi Cincinnati
against the present system Of convict la
bor. Also, the petition Of John Burgoyne
and twenty others, asking for Superior
Court in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Schf presented petition, pray.
ing that cities OF the first class be allowed
20 elect their own policemen.
The bill passed, allowing insurance
companies to increase the number oi lheiI
Directors.
Recess. ......
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HoUsE-Mr. Newell offered resolution
appointing a committee Of five to invesli,
gate the affairs of the Board of Public
Works, with power TO take testimony, and
send for persons and papers. Adopted.
Messrs. Leland, Krauth, Evans, Hub.
bard and Burton were appointed said
committee. ..
The Judiciary Committee was insruc,
ted 10 inquire whether the new Code
iprovdes for equitmeut in chancery cases
to obtain The possession of lands traudu.
Ien,ly obtained, also, whether il provides
for exceptions 10 rulings Of the Probate
Judges in criminal matters.
Mr.. Rogers presented petition from
the Committee OF the State Teachers
Association. asking for an appropriation
for the purchase OF meteorological instu
ments, to be located at three different
points in the State,
The bill providing for the sale Of the
public works was referred to Messrs, Dean
Downing and Newell
Mr. O'Neil submitted resolution en-
dorsing Douglas bill, on the ground that
our territories we're acquired by the treas.
ure and the blood of the whole; that Con.
gress has no right to introduce or exclude
Slavery, but that the people should be lett
to decide; that the sciences, is progress.
i've, and Compromises are subject to re-
peal, when desired by The people. The
resolution was ordered 10 be printed
The House went into committee on nu.
merous Senate bills, but nothing of impor,
lance lranspired. Adjourned.
The Senate met sgain this afternoon.
and after session Of few minutes, ad.
journed. .... .....
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GoDEY FOR MARoH-ThiS Magazine has one
quality which Others are somewhat deficient in, that
Of being early in circulation. With his one hundred
pages, siIty.siI engmvinsS sixty contributions, a
splendid Mczzotnt and handsome Fashion plate,
Cooley for March will prove great invontc.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Legislature
Of Illinois, having accepted The invitation
extended to them by our Common Coun.
Gil. visited our city last night. They
we're received at the Depot with a salute .
They were escorted to The different no.
tells by band OF music and torch. light
procession.
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The small. pox is prevailing to an alar.
ming extent in some portions of Jennings
county, Ind. On Indian Creek, some six
miles from Vernon, there are thirteen
cases in two families, and about two
miles soulh.e of the same town, there
are FIVE or six other cases.
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The whole amount of revenue colec.
ted in New Brunswick during the year
1853, was about 1920 900, of which over
500, 900 was received at The port Of ST..
John.
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Two children came near dying, few
days since. in Worcester, Mass, from
nhaling the gas Of common coal stove
When discovered, one, little girl, had
fallen upon the floor. and the boy was un.
able 10 walk. A few moments more, and
they would have been beyond recovery.
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ST. Louis is seldom entirely free from
Small Pox and VarioIoid; but, since the
unfortunate suicide Of one of their citi.
zens, in delirium, while suffering from
an attack Of Varioloid, much excitement
prevails. and the people are rushing TO
Physicians for the purpose of yaccina.
lion.
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New ORLEANS. Feb. Isth,--P. N.
Superfne Flour 7 6a; Corn S6G e8c.;
Mess Pork l3 90; Lard in bbls.; 81, and
in kegs TO-; Sugar, Coffee and MOlasses,
are unchanged; Whisky 95le.T BOlk
Meat, hog round. sic. .''a... .,He
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G'The Hon. William Pitt Fessenden, Wing, has
been elected United States Senator by the Legsla-
ture Of Maine, for six years from the 4th Of March
last Crosby Wing has been reelected Governor, by
the same Legislature.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Times and Transcript, Of San
Francisco, estimates the weekly cost Of a
daily paper at San Francisco at $4,000.
or $4,000 per annum. There are some
twelve Of these daily newspapers and
some ten weekies; so that We may safely
estimate the cost of San Francisco litera.
ture at 500, 900 per annum.
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Some dastardly scoundrels. says the
Troy Budget. broke into St. Peters church
one night last week. and stripped the alter
of everything of value they could carry
away.
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The British Provinces north Of US are
so scarce of silver change, that storekee.
pers import it from the United States. and
the Bank OF British America has issued five
and ten sIilings bills.
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DrThe Hon. James A. Pcarce, Wing, has been
reelected U. s. Senator, by the Legislature Of Mary
land now in session, for the term Of SiI years from
the 4th Of March next
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A great cattle. show is TO be held al
Springfield, o, during the present year
open 10 the worlds competition. From
six to eight thousand dollars are offered
in premiums. go in and win"
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arWe arc happy to learn that there are speedy
arrangements being made to erect large and com.
Portable Church, by the Methodist b. Congregation
Of this place.
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GFGeorge NJ Dallas, has been nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Mayor for the consolidated
city Of Philadelphis.
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OSrWe gain between thirty and forty
millions Of acres Of fland by the new treaty
With tbs Mexico, If that treaty is confirm.
al
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CoURr IN ScIoro County il now in rec.
sion in Portsmouth. The suit Of Myers Va. the S,
g. II. v. Railroad Company, ia now pending.
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1rThe Rhode Island Democratic Convention, nom.
mated, on the 9Th inst, Francis Durand for Cover
nor A. V. Potter, for Lieutenant Governor, and a
full State ticket. ..v ........ ..
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New York Market

NEW IOhh, Eous &Oe Ts W,
Sales of $50 bags Coffee. at IIi tor
Rio--market steady. Rice is lower.
Sales Of $500 bbls at $8 37t0S8 OF Eos
State and Ohio, and S8,75C0S8, ,93 for
southern. The foreign news depressed
the market, and prices declined ESQ per
bbl. closing however, with better feeling.
Wheat is dull and lower with an unsettled
market.
Pork is dull and easier: sales Of 500
bbls, at $13, SO for prime and $l5, 62.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-The Alton packet
Kate Kearney, No / in preparing TO stars
that morning, exploded her boiler. The
entire upper works Of the boat were bro.
ken into fragments. Four persons are so
much injured that recovery is doubtful;
twenty others badly scalded. The iAju.
red were taken TO the Sisters Hospital
Several Of the passengers are missing.
The steamer Amazonis, bound for
Memphis, yesterday struck rock which
cut her in two. She sunk in FIVE minutes.
All the passengers saved except two.
In the Illinois Legislature. yesterday,
the bill known as Brough's Railroad Bill
passed the House by majority Of II.
Its passage in the Senate is doubtful.
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G=T On the Ist Of January, the popula
tion of the State OF California was eslima.
ted al $40 900, and composed OF 2I5 900
Americans, $4,000 Germans, $4,000
French. 1900 Cinnamon. 10000 of
Spanish blood; 5000 miscellaneous for.
eigners, 20 600 Indians. and $500 ne.
groes. OF these about IS 600 are women,
and perhaps 80 600 children.
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M A n RTE ..

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. L. c. Ford, Ma.
NICHOLAS D. CREIGHTON and Miss MAarHA GAa.
RETT all Of Jackson County, Ohio.
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GTRead advertisement Of B, T. Conway, g. Co.
Portsmouth, in to.dsy'spaper.
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The New York Times of Wednesday
has the Message Of the President Of the
Senate, communicating the GADsDEN
Treaty with Mexico. After much con.
sideration the President recommends
some amendments. The Treaty is pub.
lished in full in the Times. ltproposes to
pay Mexico $50 900 900, to be consid.
cred in full for claims for damages. and
Tor territory between Lower California
and New Mexico ceded TO the United
States. With these amendments, the
Senate will probably confirm it, and If
Mexico comedies to the amendment it will
be the law OF the land, and will at once re.
lieve our Treasury of twenty millions oi
its surplus %. S. Journal.
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THURSDAY, y,------February 70, 1854.

Ds. H. PARvIS, No. 6s, 4th St. is our author
ised Agent to procure advertisements and subscnp-
tionS in Cincinnati.
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FIRE.--A dwelling house. at the East
end of town, ow ed by Messrs. DAVIS q
PAYNE, and occupied by A. HlsEY. was
nearly destroyed by fire on Saturday
morning last. Mr.. HIsEy succeeded in
removing his furniture. The loss to
Messrs. DAVIS IL PAYNE, will not exceed
300. At the cry Of fire." our citizens
we're promptly on the ground, and TOO
much praise cannot be awarded them for
their efficient aid in saving The building
and its cortents. from total destruction.
MCArLhm Republican.
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TELncRApHTG NEWS .
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
POSITION OF ENGLAND AND FRANCl

WAR DETERMINED ON.
New YORK, Feb. II.
The steamship Canada arrived at Hall
fax yesterday afternoon, with dates up to
the 4th inst, being four days later than
by the America.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The sales of Cotton for the week, at
Liverpool, reach $4,000 bales. Milligan
quotes Orleans fair Gid, middling do SD,
upland fair 6s, do middling sgd.
Western Canal Flour is quoted at 43s.
Western yellow Corn, Sos, and mixed Sis.
Lard is unchanged, but with moder-
ate business.
The market for Breadstuffs has been
heavy since the last reports, but improved
at the close. Yet, ON the week, all quail.
ties have slightly declined, say Is on
Flour, Cd on Wheat. The Corn market
is firm.
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Choice Pieces ofLumber,

10 Mrch0nicS Of all branches, Carriage
manufacturers und Cabinet Makers.
TIE Subscriber having two Steam Saw
Mills IN daily operation, is now ready to
furnish hills OF choice un,ncr 10 any
amount of tie following wood, Long and
Short Lcal Pine, Poplar, Beach. Maple,
Sweet Gum, Oak. Hickory, Ash, Holly,
Red Bay. Cypress. Black Walnut. and
Cherry, Bills OF the above woods can lie
furnished at any of the Railroad Dcpos in
South Carolina or CONNECTING points in
adjoining States; always at low and UNI
form prices.
Address the Subscriber a: Elackyillc, or
Orangeburg &. ii, $. G.
DANIEL LaREY, Sen.
% Tie Charleston Mercury. Augusta
Constitn.ionalist, Columbia South CARROLL
ilian, GrccnviIc Moun,a,nccr and South
crn Rights Advocate copy oncc week
Tor two weeks and forward bill to the sub
scribcr.
July 2G, 1851. 80 2t
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IDHe. S'A'EeONG'S
PECTORAL STOMACH PILLS,

4 rcmciyJor Coughs, Coiis, Cafurrh, Bron-
chttis, Group, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Con-
sumption, and all diseases arising from de
ranged state Of the Stomach, an! To rclicre TIE
distress and tad .ffcl'ng from eating TOO hearty
food, IN rcak and dysprpiic huhits.
Warranted to be Purely veg
ctabIe.
These Pills net ns un Expec,orant, Tonic,
and Apcrient
They promote Ex pcctoration, Loosen tn,
Phcgm, and Clear the Lungs and other Sec.
retory Organs of all morbid matter, md there
il nnt another remedy in the whole Nluteria
Med,ca capable of imparting such healing
properties 10 the Lungs and Vital Organs rs
these Pills. They Cure Cos,ivcncss, protiut C
good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System.
Price IS cents per box, containing % doses
Of Medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and
get the Planters Aiaunuc Gratis, giving !ull
~: ::;':r :" and c;.-,!G"a'.s or cures
Both kinds Of the above named Pills atc for
sale in Sun,ervile, by
DARGtN & co.
And PERRY MOSES
Who also keeps 4 supply Of Dr. Spencers
Vegetable Pitts, ami D,. iIuii's ,:r,etira,vd
Pills, which stop the Chills and Fever the first
day.
July &c, 1854 80 ".
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Head Quarters.

MILFORD, June 20. 1881.
ORDER NO
THE following Regiments will parade for
review and drill at such times and PLACES
as herein indicated:
The 39th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Dominick's, OH Tuesday, 25,h
July.
The 33,h Regiment of Infantry will
parable at JaIapa, on Thursday, 9th July.
The lclh Regiment Of Cavalry will
parade at Martins, on Saturday, the Goth
OF July.
'inr doth Regiment OF Infantry will
parade at Boyu's, on Tuesday, the lst of
August.
The 4lst Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Parks, OH Thursday, the 3D. Of
August
The 18th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at the Burnt Factory, on Saturday,
the 9th OF August.
The 35th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Unionvlllc, ON Tuesday, the 18th
Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry will
parade at Glenn Springs, OH Thursday,
the lOth Of August.
The Both Regiment OF Infantry will
parade at Timmons OH Saturday, the l2,h
Of August
The 37th Regimen, of Infantry will
parade at Wilkins, on Tuesday, the 18th
Of August.
The 3t,h Regiment Of Infantry will
parade ut IorhviIc, on Thursday, the l7lh
Of August
The 10th Rcginhnt Of Infantry vii!
parade al Ehcnczcr"Ille, on Saturday, the
| 10Th of August.
The 2lst Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Lancaster, on Tuesday, the 22d
of August
The 9Th Regiment of Infantry will
parade ut Rich Hill, on Thursday, the 2l,h
of August.
The 26th Regimen, Of Infantry will
parade al Chcs,GrviIIe, on Saturday, the
2Glh Of August
The 9TH Regiment OF Cavalry will
parade at ioungs', on Tuesday, the 29th
| OF August
The Oath Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Bells, on Thursday, tho ;,lsl OF
| August.
The 2.'i Regiment of Infantry Will
parade 1t IEnsboro', on Saturday, lhc I'd
of September. ,,.
The :.3la Regiment Of I; -n,ry and The
5lh Regiment ol Cavalry Gl parade n,
or near Camden. on fhtstiap, the 5h OF
September.
The 2O;n aud Illh Rc5lulait OF In an
| try will parade at SUrtcrvillc, Oh rnur<-
| da.,. The 1ih Scplcubor.
The officers and hon-comrssiolcd 9TH
| GERS will assemble OH the day previous To
| tic reviews OF their several regiments for
drill ard instruction.
Volunteer Companies will tsc thorough
! J.; inspected, ard !Ln books OF Bca, Com
panics will bc examined.
Generals Of DIVISION and VI Brigade
will, with rhor ) atiS, attend the reviews
| OF then respective c0inlnaI.:ls
Generals nl Brigade are charged with
The eXenton OF tins order.
:Aids-.lc Camp I" the Commadcr in Chef
are required to attend the reviews III their
several Brigadcs; aud those not residing
N The Brigades to be reviewed are invited
10 attend
BY order of the Conmandcr-n.C Chic f :
r. G.. VI. DUNOVANT.
Adiuiaut and Inspector General.
June .. 1854 80 3m.
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Just Received,

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
ever been brought to this market.
brown liomespnns % yards to the dollar
Gentlcmen's Uoskn Gloves rs cts. u pair.
Beautiful colorcd Muslin at l2 l-2 cts, per
yarl French Drillings 10 cts. yard. fine
assortment Of Fancy Goods that must and should
be sold.
Groceries, Crockcry, Hardware, Hats, and
Bonncts, Ladies', Gents, and Youths shoes and
CATERS, fine and common. TO enuncrnte
wonld be too tedious. hut come and see and
Will warrant you satisfaction, both in style, and
prices PERRY MOSES.
April 5th 1854 90 If
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KEEP COOL"
WILMINGTUN ICE
HOUSE.

"a LII persons dasirous Of keeping cool or
Aa. OF retaining or rcgaining hcalti, are
advised TO use Ice freely during the Sum
mcr and Fail Seasons
Ice can be dcvcrcd daily by the Pass
ongcr train which leaves Wilmington at
y and a. any Depot on the Wilmington
aud Manchester Rail Road, at the cost of
50 90 per Barrel containing l25 Pounds,
thereby placing it within the power of all
persons To use some and receive supplies
with regularity and despatch.
All orders addressed to" Wilmington
Ice House" enclosing the money will
receive prompt attention n.-arv person dcsir-
GUS of receiving regular supplies 4, stated
periods will please send their orders, ac-
cordingly and heir accounts will be for
warded at the end of every month when 4
remittance must be promptly mude or the
account stopped
a. II. VAN BOKK ELEM,
PROPRIETOR.
June Is, ISL 36 Gan.
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Dr. GuysoUs improrcd Extract Of FciioD
Dock and Sarsupari la is a suro remedy for he.
reditnry tninls
Thousands of individuals are cured with
gricvous CON plants which they inherit from
their parents The of,he Ycltow Dock and
Sarsdparilia will prevent all this, and save II
vast amour, Of misery and many valuable lives,
for it thoroughly crpeis from The system Mc la.
tent faint, which il the seed of disease, and SO
takes off the curse by which the sins or mislor-
tunes Of tho parents nrc SO often visited upon
the innocent offspring.
against the effect of maladies that may be com.
muncnted by decent, and children Of parents
that have at any time been effected with con-
sumption, Scrofula or syphilis, owe il to them
selves to take precaution against the disease
being revived in them. Guysott's Extract Of
Yellow Dock And Sarsa pn rila is sure anti
dOie in such eases.
see advertisement.
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NEW STOCK
At Frierson's old Stand,

TIE following comprise part OF the
heavy and varied stock Of Goods which the
subscriber is now receiving at Fricrsons
oil; Stand
Muslin de LANES, Swiss and figured
MuSlns.
Caicos Gingfams. &c s..
Laces, Edgjngs, Trimmings Inser,ings,
Ribbons, SC. &c.
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Chthing,
All descriptions of Groceries,
Crockcry large lot.
Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, TOYS, SC.
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 t2wp. Come and see
MOSES LEVI.
June %, 1854 35 If,
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NEW & FASHIONABLE

AS1 ~ w l. 4AoA11V DhA
SPRING G. SUMNER GOODS.
The subscriber would rcspeclfuIlr call
attention to his large and well assorted
stock Of
DRESS GOODS.
Challics and Bcrege DcLanes,
Plain colorcd Bcreges, printed do.
Printed and plain Jaconct Muslius,
Poplin and Linen Lustres, i'm dress
patterns. Gingharns,
Black and cord Silks, Marcelain Silks
Dotted g. Plain Swiss Mus,ns, Null
Muslins,
Fine Embroidered collars, Chemi.
settes. Infants Waists &c.
Alexandcr's Kid Gloves, Lisle Thread
Gloves &c.
At low and uniform prices.
OSNABURGS S. Plain Striped
Blue Dcnms, TIckings &c.
Bcachcd and Brown Shirtpg, 9l-4,-
10 ii, ali. lila.
Linen Table clio, hs, Diapers sc.
Long Cloths of all qualities.
Fronting Linens Pillow-case Lincns
by l.. B. HANKS.
EATABLES, Figs, Prunes, Raisins,
Preserves, Candies, Nuts &c &c.
l.. B. HANKS
:. Almost anything else to be called Tor
For sale by l.. B HANKS.
April 5, 1854. % If
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In Equity Marion District.
William Lewis, Admir- on
Leonard White n,,,
VS..
Ma r!n. w NI;Ilo-

Charles w. Miller.
In pursuance of an order of the court Of
Equity, III this case, will sell to the
highest bidder Ill pubic auction or Tic
tirs, Monday i'll August next, at Sumter
Court House, a tract Of land assigned es-
tate OF W. James lIaynsu .rlh dccca. cd,
containing about ono hundred aud sixty
acres. being in part. CT no the whoIe)
within The corporate limits OF Sumtcrvile.
bounded nn the South 10y the new stree,
which passes through Turkey Creek and
on the North by w. l.. Brunson's land -
This land will be sold in lots Of convenient
SIZE, some Of which arc excellent sites fnr
residences; others nre well tlInbered with
swamp growth and valuable for frewooi
and pasture. All those lots are easy
access. as they are bounded by the sa
new street.
TEEMs:-A credit of twelve months
the purchaser giving lmnd with personal
security bearing interest from The day nf
sale with mortgage at the premises, and
10 pay Tor IT," necessary papers.
& w. MILLER, Assignee.
JAY 5, 1854. 36 I'd.
Walchman copy till day.
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To Arrive,
CristadOrO's Excelsior Fluid

HAIR DYE, NO. 6. ASTOR HOUSE.
The claims of this extraordinary article TO
public estimation. are not based upon the time
that it has been before the world. 1t is com.
par.tivcly new preparation. founded on new
ted new ERA in hnir dyciug Wha, are its re-
Communications lst,-it changes the hair of
any obnoxious color TO natures black or brown
in five minutes. I'd, 1T assmilutes with the
hair, and nourisles instead Of burning it
3d,-lt is pronounced by eminent chemists the
only safe hair dye known. 4th,-It is impos.
siclc is name an instance Of its failure 6th, 1t
has the wdent popularity ever yet accorded &C
II similar preparation. For the csiahishraan,
OF these assertions by proof. see the testimony
is manufactured, sold, and applied privately.
Prize per boz, 81. For sale by
RICE d THOMSON,
Druggists, Sumtcrvillc, $. c.
May 81, 1891 80 GIN