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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

0F Mr. Warten of Waterbury passed through our village last week. with a monument to De placed over .be remains of ibo late Mrs. Church. at saiisbnry. It is of the Gottic style. and one ef the neatest pieces we have ever seen. sa,rhe Marble MaDafactory which Mr. ". repre- senisis sending considerable wosk iR this aecliOn--mcst of it of very chaate and elcnant Mor rknanahin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

a% The Kew Milford Firss COngrsga- :. iional Sosisly have raised lhs salary ,Of theiE batter from seoo 10 q .ec0.,, .--
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
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Washington. Oct. ed, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

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England and France vs. the Reported
Russian Privateers.
YHB NgBsASKA BILL IN THE SENATE.
sRDCHEs OF SENATORS HUNTER AND BUTLER
TIE LAND SCHEMES IN THe HOUSE.
-AsT0UHD.HG MAIL R0BBEREs.
1sgiIlative Business in New Jersey and
Rh0dc island.
THE OHIO U. S. SENATORSHP,
&C.,. 6c.. &c.
From Washington.


szuSsIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ENGLAND AND
.xRAhOk-LOss OF UNITED STATES Sc AMEN, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb a. 1854.
n French and Brtish Ministers vt,ited Nr Msroy yss
rday ocay to enter their prossats sgsiast American
vsssh being employed By Russia prvstess Ut is
sh sassd that their respective would sat
Oh such q pirates.
SENATOR Allen Of Rho,s Iland has been called home
~ askneas In his family.
IAs Navy Department has received advioss rom Com.
odors Pery, dated Macao Dec. g. announcing the loss
est John Mathews and thirteen men while fishing ct
boEseo Issnds-previously reported.
UNITED STATES AGsIouL1URAL souxrY
Ths annual election OF officers Of the Unted States
agricultural Society took place this morning. Marshall p
Wldsg a Massachusetts,, elected President With
ahirItwo vice Presidents Executive Com nitsss O B.
QAlysSt J. King, J. Woston, A. Elmer, A Wa ns
y. r. Poore; John JONES' Corresponding and Recording
Secretary, VIM g. King, o, ksska ,husstts; and Tres
cursr, William Sheldon The sessions day werc quite
Rspors relating to Ok ver'a fac sirs Of fruits ssri
ealtural iwplemepts, the esrablshment OF National
Agisnlal Bureau, and the culture Of the vns wore
CIV. P. ousts addressed tps m.stips at hssth.
An ao OF ON Con fress Ia be applied
rssolaaos approving Of the erection Of . monument
30 Joha g. Skinner paxed
discussion arose upon M mortal to Congress to pur
ehsse the AiRcha slAnds from Peru and the
Hattsr.
resolution to nsmoriAIizs CoDgrsss to establish
gsvsrnmsnt experimental farm 1t Mount Vernon was
B. p. Poors lsctured this evening.
Tne unnntshed busipss referred to the Exeoutye
Committee. and the society adjourned sine die
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Personal Intelligence.

ron John p. q sinss. Governor of Oregon Is pc
sent on . witt to Warrington.
Governor hedill Of Ohio 10 also on visit. to WAshirg
ton City
Frn, = private source (,sys the Soua Crolinian o
ociumbia 4. y 10 iearn that t-o - tue II emnsn
suipe .prirg-Prosesor Richard osep the eminent com
psrstive onist ard Dr. W. Carpenter. veil tnosn
the hor Of the latest and most approved wsrk on
physiology
The Fora~'s Je1,nal rays we learn that bs
ytd archbishop may be sxp cied home .oout the mid
ola Il March. His heath IL piesy re.trei aod he
write, that be purposd sailing In the Black WARRIOR for
Mobile last Friday From Mobile he goes to Cnaslsston
and ,bepee comes home.
J. H. Cowcer, PerusyIvaDis; j. q Smith, Colnmbus
". B. Sterling, South Carolina; X. H. Patterson, New
rvss yesterday st the Preseott Hotel
Hon Mr.. Gwp, Washington; " p. Nsrmsudis, Texas;
L Msyara, Cshfornis; Ebst6, do j. A. Peck San
FispcifccJ Coldhesrt AAbama arrived yesterday 1t
the Metropolitan Hctsl
Err Jevits. Buffalo; Y. Bart, sprissssld: Gen Reed,
Erie; Msjor winthrop y 3. A.; Hon. A. w. B. Cspp,
Portland, Mo- arrived yesterday 1t the st. Nicholas
AIsTvALs.
From Liverpool, in chip wsbsssr-Wm Drew ana lazy,
frca Liverpool in ship nrsadseushs-J rysos Mary y
Roberts, w " Nlsms Misc h Rstsesys
Tr m Bsvre in ship Eawir rorrsst-Hr Bassard Mr. O
Rspx, Mr. PAstwell, A Roussset
IRON svrs 10 ship Rhns-Hr and Mrs Tnsrp,n " Me
DrYARfURBs.
TcrLiverpoe In steamship America from n,s.onNsssrf
Rolss. OF Boson; Har-s Ausrsss, Me- Mrs Durses
srd child: ts.rs 1hc,nton sbsrp:wsn &c, Thon . :.
umungs CAnads. Madam Bulen, Messrs CofneA
France; Bates, KnglaL d-h
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NEW ORLEANS Feb. %, 1884,
The sales ef cottcn today were oc0 bales. 1t M.
changed prices Middlipg 10 quoted $40 9c The
stock on hand now 900 bales Tns money market
Il easier Exchange on New York ct sight, u per
cent oeount coffee II activs 10 600 bags sold to-
cay at lChc. lie. Flour II dull at 81 SO. Corn 20
tive at 6Ec -
The sales Of cotton to day 200 bales, and
curfpg the week 5000 bales. Nitdng fair 10 quoted at
eLc. The market thows decline of ks . ~. duriDg
the week Tho receipts Of the week foot 10 $50 bales
and the stock on band h co, 600 bales.
CINmsN II Feb. "A, 1855
Sales were made day OF 600 bbls ,ur st 90 90
90 40 bss declined to sl2 2S Provions generally
are very cun EastAm exchange bas advanced TO prem
New Orleans IL scarce Ut IL prem.
PHILApuPMA Fec. N-2PM
The cotton uarle ct has been active, and about
ESQ bales rod. mostly upland, 1t l0c llKc. Per ID.
Flour ed buyers pnd sellers anxiousy
Awaiti the arrival OF ths steamer due; 0e0 ebs
extra sold 1t . price not MAKE public, and standard
bras d. are bsd at % 26 without sales; for koms
there limited demand, within the range Of - 26 .
s8 7s per b,l. for and sxia brands Rye sur
Ia dull ~ S. 60 par bb Corn meal Ia but ute Inquired
for end 500 bbs country meal sold st - per bh Grain
Is mali supply and held above the views Of buyers;
sma rals OF good red wheat made 81 9l 90. and
white held At 81 Rye is dull s 81 o6. Oorn Is OF
ered s6c soc for Penxsylvania yellow, In store,
Without ssles somS lots oTsouthsrn saoat, are held ..
the latter rate In oats farthsr sAies Grcceres AID
provs remain unchanged, with moderate business
doiIg for the supply Of tho trade.
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Dr. rbsodsss arts the istnsr .s 2, srsss S1ss,u ,'
49, vssv q "a mss, v6e had sssa mssk aaist,pa
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SENTENCE UPON GOV. DORR ANNULLgDS ITO.
PROVIDENCE Feb. ~, 1854
The Senate this afternoon passsd bill 70 asd
sSnul tie sentence passed upon Thomas W. Dorr By .
majority Of Oh vote
The General Assembly will adjourn st noon to morrow
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The Nebraska Question,
CORRESPONDING WITH JOHN n. BOTTS.

The Nebraska Question,
CORRESPONDENCE WITH JOHN u. BOrTs. .
RAlTM0Rl Feb "a, 1854.
corespor depos has taken place between John n.
Bntk and Roger Pryor, editor Of the Richmond Ee-
qutT IN relation to criticism In that paper on
Mr. Bots Nebraska letter Pryor avows the authorship
or he srti and jus,i6es its severity but explains ~
relating only to the public ol Bots aud not Inn
tioD with this explanation.
ANTTNBBRAsKA MEETIEG.Ar HARTFORD.
Hartford Fob "a, 1864.
large and sprf. cd meeting OF citizens WAS held
tbs evening 10 opposition to the Nsbraska BILL Hon.
Thomas Williams prssided. The meeting addressed
Dy the chairman, q Governor Ellsworth, dnp. John n
Niles Hcn James Dixon, Revds Nessrs BuJhnslI sad
Aurdock, Thomas 7. FHher and J. R Hawisy.
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New jersey LesaaIature

NtW JOTBty LeEAAdtuf6.
CHARTER OF THE CAMDEN AND AhBOY RAILROAD
COMPANY EXTENDED.
TRENTON Feb "a, 1854
The serats to tsy by vote Of l8 70 s. passed the bill
(Hoxeey's sutstitute) extending ths Mr the Cam
den and boy Railroad to 1852 but allowing tbs srso
noi Of compstiDg roads whenever the state any
psry st the price the last for rhe mosopoly
privileges surrendered the stock "a takss
aforsssi6.
ciai oommitfea.
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From Baltimore.

TIE UHIrHD eTArss fRiGATE CONGRATULATIONS
PlR1 At ORAN01BUEG, q. C-FAILuRE OF MAILS.
BALTIMORE Fob. "a lSb4
An arrival at ChArlesto7 from ST. Thomas says th.
Ur'ed States faats Coumb left the latts port the
7th inst for st. Oroix
Tfe businees yortion Of the town Of O:Apgsburg o.
vss Destroyed BY Ore Monday night.
The eleven O'Clock mail brings the mail from - Ter
south % Savannah
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DREADFUL MURDHR AND HIGHWAY RoRBxRY IN
ono Yesterdsy rorLins, tesgraphic dsspatsnes were
rrosvsa At the pslce once from washinetou FAyet
county, OHIO, stating that msn named whitney had
b,ep The night previous and robbed OF si7oo
whitney was fro Pckawsy, and had received the m0oey
som n an named Murphy, IN this city for pork that he
hsd sold him. The ruiservn abo stos bis horse and
rod vateb masbed .E W. 10 thsr foht they drop psd
: =. morsndum book. IN vhiah the nanss OF bay, ny
rovn srs vrittsn.-QyNawgH ksUar9, ~. 70,
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NEW hAvN FEB i4-6 r. M.
Mr. Holtrook, srseisl Post Once agent has just de-
teced On extensive and bold mail rcboer Of the Of
Smith he was baggage master, In tbs employ Of the
Nsv Haven and Springfield Railroad Company, and bis
robseic., which have been carried for months
sxcesd 100000.
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THE BNOW STORM IN TIE EAST, xT5.
PokrIASD. Fob. ~, 1854.
YESTERDAY mornings train frc Bostsn did arrive
upt o'cocb to-day No ether trsin froa the west has
Jet coma In fha '".da hfihf lhflQehM ,spG M-tfh.
The weather to day ID olssr and psasAnt with strong
SUM- which Ii eAusing the snow TO dsappeAx vsry fass
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Trial for Mur der .

BORON, Feb. ~, 1854
Ths trial Of John Chapman for the murder Of Rsuben
Cczzsp In Sherburns closed yestsrdsy The jury wers
ont al night but we're usebls to sgres and we're dts
charged ths morning h said thers were elsven for
CON vioton. new trial will be had.
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ago: tiAueh cry He had made these remarks 20 al.
ne House thouli tolerate the csurse OF the O. a
er on ruehc L,nds no other mittee could Get I
] enrnee. ano ought to abandon the effort.
a. ,h D. va isfsnsd TO the Committee Of thu whoIs
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE src
NJ. Aar'oH lshis) OF Macs, prs.entsd resolutions
from IA Massaohusstta Legislature agAnst the 70 peaI of
the Mi.s. urt osmpromiss.
Mr.. Hss RIoxs (.ep of "a II move the House 20 into
cor mittss o. = the private cak pdar
Mr. JOINS, katm Of Ienn--I sUSseH that ws let the
Committee on Ponlc Lands get through With their rs
ports frr They may get up another large baseh Of bills
osrore another wssA shan pass. fLAughtsr)
Ire House went h'to Committee and considered ys-
rous
PRIVATE BnIs-THI Avw YORK voLuHrxxsD Kro
= tnt proposing to retmbuyse the Common Couuoil Of
New York for expenditures Of GsiDg the Rrst seg.
NJ JosEs. Of Tenn, said he Thought ths principle In
the bf wrong, and wanted to cisouss II.
AZ tnis vas objection day, the dissent Of Mr.. Josss
eauEed II to 60
When the Committee rose the Houss pssssu fouvtes,
private bills.
The DEATH OF GIN. ARMSTRONG.
Mr. CHuRcHwnL, (dtn.) Of Ill, announced ths death
M Robert Armstrong, printer to the house. psssng
suIosy ON ih character for honesty, bravery add
vrue ard moved that vhen the House It bs TO
MOI day TO enable ths members to attend his uaeral
dec<aeec.
NJ cborchwelrs motion wa agreed TO- and tho House
United States Senator from Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Feb "a, 1854.
baotted al last hight for candidate for United states
Ssnator without ohocs. The last ballot stood q Iol
lcwp:-
a.s,9: ans1 s1:.......... ...SS Pugh.... ..."....ls
They then adjourned tn Thursday next
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THR Raw. Ma. KNB ALL AGAIN IN LMso.-kim.
ball whose arrest and ucgowntoa nevsrAs
tese since ct the police ocs In this city, are sami!nr
IN cor readsrs mace attempt TO secure ~ mtsvsw
sih his rarsrour Monday mcrnng hsh sns vcx- ~
We was BY pesry eighty Psrscna ana ovr.
aiken, ,esursd ard josti,d OIL 70 hotel var, ALE
tssping Rim iu limbo abort me- the erowd psrmnsso
~, II, t,h ks own clothes, though cNsrinx him
sst rs{s snt Of sar and tssthers Ahss ~ IA
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After the eoselusios Of this speech the meeting ID
iourusd TO The sssqpst room vhsrs haaAsons rsyss
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$50 ACRES.

so to GO of which first rate bottom under the pow
From 70 to so OF good upland also in cuItva-
ton the rema nder of the tract in woodland. The
Dwelling House, Cottage ornee, contains four large
and convenient rooms on the ground floor with dining
room, store room, pantry and library attached by
covered way. There also on the place barn 10
by 25, two stories high and very conveniently arrang
sary out buildings, such as kitchen, negro houses
a growing and thrifty orchard containing about 10
of different kinds of fruit just beginning bear
Tie situation is one of the Tost pleasant and i'm
provable in the State, commanding full view of the
finest mountain scenery and falling off beautifully in
every direction from the house. To any gentleman
the low country desiring cool, healthy and pleasant
summer residence presents eligible choice. Fur
Their information may be obtained of the undersigned
by addressing him at Charlotte or Lncolntol.
II. S. w. MOTT.
January 10, 1854. 2jtf
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Ladies' Dress Goods Department,

ulI and complete assortment of all the newest styles
end fabrics, such
SpLS, S0ttnS,
MxrceiincS De Chimes,
Cashmere, RoJes, MOru de Lanes,
BrOcade anil Plain ALpacaS,
Fcnch anil German McrinOcS, BOnl6a-tneS, Sat
IN De Lanes,
Sill FciretS, Grapes, LaccS,
French, Scotch ami English Ginghams and
Prints. Also,
Long and Square Shaacis, Grape SA0pls,
DIuntiL0S, Nantes,
CHofh, Yeira, and Sill Plain ami
EHiLloiIcrcd TisetteS, and Climbs, StciSS and
French EmbrOilcrIeS,
IN great r0rtCtY;
WE G0oIs Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Laces,
&c, &c.
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LoBsTERs, MACKEREL, SALMON and CLANS, in | Id
canisters.
EAST INDIA PRESERVED GINGER in boxes of jars each
FRENCH CHERRIES BRANDY, in boxes of one dozer
each.
FRUITS IN BRANDY, in boxes dozen each, assorted
Do IN their own Juice, do. do.
Pie FRUITS, do. do.
SrUARrs & LovER1NG IS STEAM REFINED SuGARs.-Loaf
boxes and hall boxes of lG loaves each-Crushed in
barrels; ground pulverzed, in barrels Steam Refined
Candy, in boxes, Of IS lbs. each.
ALMoNns.-Best Bordcau and Marseilles, soft and
ha I'd shell
Castillo SOAR of superior quality, in boxes of about
25 lbs. each. Soap-Jacksons No. /.
CoRKs Velvet Wine, in ba and bags off gross each
Common Bottle, bags OF gross each jug and Tap, bags
of gross each; Velvet Dtmohn bags Of and gross
each.
VINEGAR, White Wine, quarter casks Cider or
Apple, III barrels.
SEGARs.-A large assortment Of Rio Hondos, Consola-
cion, Fiantropa Washington and other choice brands,
ofdrcct importation. Also, Floridas, Havana Cheroos
and Cu5a Sxcs.
ToBACco-P. Robinson's celebrated, Honey Dew ID.
plugs whole and half boxes 0U lbs each Rough and
Ready, in kegs of about 100 lbs each; Worlds Premium
acco, in SIS, 8s and b Ell Dorado, in boxes 40 to
As lbs. EACH and variety of other Brands in SIS, SIS
and lb. plugs.
SMOKING ToBAcco, in Boxes of 5 and doz and 8
". papers.
WINE BoTTLEs.-French ard German Patent, in ham
pers, gross each.
FLAsKs.-Quart, Pins and Half Pints.
DEmJoHNs.-1, 2, 3, and gallons.
CANDLEs.-Sperm, Pearl and Adamantnn.
PICKLES AND SAUCES.
TEAS.--Hyson Imperial and Black.
SPIT 90, 1853. 101y.
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CoGNAc BRANDY-J. J. Dupuy, ]. !. Rouse, Pinet,
Castillon & J. Iennesy p. II. GODDARD o., Leger
Freres, Otard, Dnpuy Co, j. K F. Martel and other
choice brands, half pipes, quarter and nth casks,
and in boxes of doZ. each, ...
AMERICAN BRANDY--4th Proof in imitation of French,
i'll halt pipes quarter and eighth casks and st Proof,
in barrels.
HOLLAND GIN-Pineapple Anchor, Cologne and Clover
Leaf brands
WnIsKEY-lrIsh and SCOT, h: Monougahela, 1st and
2d quality O'Mara PittshLrg, Sheat Rye and Bourbon
RUM-Od Jamaica St. Croix, New Orleans and New
England
PEACH BRANDY-Old North Caro- ina and Virginia.
APPLE BRANDY New Jersey and Nor h-CaToIlna.
CORDIALs-NOyeau, Perfect Low AnnIsette, hose,
Cinnamon and Peppermint.
WINEs-MADETRA, Newton, Gordon, Cossat Il Co.,
LeaCock and Jardne in quarter and nth casks PoRT
Pages Key and ether choice brands: SHERRY, PALE,
and BEowN, Duff, Gordon & Co., Benitau and other
choice brands TENERFFE, Fentoso London Partc uar
and Cargo; Sicily MADEIRA, quarter casks; MALAGA,
dry and sweet, in quarter and eighth casks.
LoNDoN PoRTER-Byass quarts and piuts SCorcH,
AND East INDIA ALE, quarts and pints.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-B0xEs, dozen each Casks,
three and six dozen each.
WINE BrrTERs, (boxes,} CoRDT,L (assored CLARET,
MADEIRA, PORT, and SHERRY, WINES, dozen each,
and on draught.
CHAMPAGNE, in baskets, dozen each, quarts and
pints-FIag, Heidseick Bouche, Calhoun, and other
brands The above comprise of the finest Wines
imported.
Lemon SYRUP, JAMAICA LIME JUICE, in half pipes,
quarter casks barrels kegs and in boxes dozen
each.
SAaDINEs, in whole, hal and quarter boxes.
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NEW EIEIn
AND
FRESH ARRIVAL.

TVI,NS, ALLISON 4 CO, take pleasure in announc-
rg to retail dealers ard the public generally, that
they receiving and selling at unprec edemted
prices, by the largest and best assorted Stock of
Groceries brought to this part of the State.
Ii would be 10 the ntetest of those who buy 70 sell
again to examine their stock before going further,
they buy and sell tor cash their prices SHALL BE
SATISFACTORY.
Their stock consists in part follows:
300 bbls. n. o. MoIasSeS, fine.
so hhds fine Cuba Molasses,
200 bbls fine y. o. Sugar,
100 hhdS. g {"
1000 sacks of Salt,
ID ticrceS new Rice,
500 sacks Rio Coffee, fine,
so sacks old G. Java,
80 bales Gunny Bagging,
Mining utensils and a general assert
ment of heavy Hardware.
Choice variety Of Teas,
Fine Cigars, and the finest Tobacco
ever sold in Charlotte.
Choice variety Of all articles kept
for family use.
500 kegs Northern Nails,
10000 lbs. White Lead,
1000 lbs. Roping,
100 boxes Adamantinc, Sperm and tai
low Candles.
10 casks best London Porter.
90 choice English Dairy Cheese.
70 All kinds of Produce bought a; the highest
CASH prices, taken in exchange for Groceries
nj Cnsh Prices.
ELMS, ALLISON & CO,
Al Jno. Weiss old stand.
-Ch7rla.:H, March 81. 36-n
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This preparation is getting INTO rsc all over our County
The numerous letters receive from yarO"s agcs,
forming Us OF cures ciGCa thel! immediate neg toOod'
warrant saying OF tEC best if The veIy l
Cough Medicine before the public almost Narah!
relieves ard not Uncqucniy Tie very cases-
When all other Cough pcpa!aors have failed, this las r.
nCved the lotient, Druggists, dealers in Mod.cEts ;rC
Physicians testify Ask the Agent your nearest Town
what has been his experience OF the effects of this mcden'
1t he has been selling for any length otme he will tell y
1T IS TIE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
Below give a few extracts from letters we have rccen
lately regarding the virtues OF this medicine. )
Dr. s. >. Os n, OF Knoxville, Ga, says i have been hg
your lvcrwort and Tar extensively in my practice for the
uorty all other articles with which acquainted ~
which il Is rnconimer dCd" II
MessTs. FitzgeTa.d Banners, writing from Wayrcsylf
n. G. say:-'The Lyerwoft ard Tar is becoming d'II
more popular IN this ountry, aud think justly So
who have tired spG ak in CONNIE dabIe Of H. ard s
It is very beneficial in aevating the complaints tor when
is recommended" ru
Our Agent in Pickcns District, s. c. Mr.. s. R. MCfa,
assures us that he uses II with great berCft ~ his O
family, ard recommends tito his neghboIs." lie gTts ~
instance OF Negro woman, i'll his vicinity who bad been ~
erng with disease of the Lungs for yeals ATTENDED win
we're cough, who relieved by The Lveiw ard ISL
Such are the good reports hear OF this Madlcine io
parts of the South. For report of The surprising cuies ~
performed in the Western a. NortheTn aid Easltn S,
would invite the suffering patient TO read The panF
which accompanies each bottle TO ALL We say, have I
TRY THE MEDICINES.
Be warned in season Ard neglect that cough Ss
is daily weakening your constitution irritating you n
and lungs ard nvllHg that dead disease, Cor
when SO soothing ard Healing remedy be obiaH'
Dr. Rogers Syrup OF Iiver"ort ard Tar. The Gere
Beware OF CounIerfeits and Base limitations Inc -.
me articles is signed Andrew Rogers, on the enga"u
per around each bottle. ' LII
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S.. r,D nj
% Sold Wholesale ard retail by SCONlL d MEAS I'D
Cartres ST. between CONT ard ST. Louis New CiedS
Agents for the Southern States, whom all orders S
plicatiOns tor a gencIes be add esscd. -treh
" Sold also bv Fisher & Hent!sh. Prtclaia & so,
Charlotte G. {; Henderson, Lincolpton Wmehesc Co
Monroe; A. r. Honesty, Shelby; j. FroneDeIE"
Dallas Murphy & Black, Concord, NC. ,,no
May y, 1854. a. ON
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1853. Fall Tmpcrtations. 185;
BANCROFT, BELTS 4 MARSHALL,
CHARLESTON, S. c,
1879

w F. again invite the attention Il" our purchasers OF
w DRY GOODS, liz the South and South " est
TO our Stock of Goods for fall trade. To Merchants
who have visited Market the past season. examined
our stock and become acquainted with our facilities Tor
business it unnecessary to say that VIC olrr induce
rcuts second 10 ~ house in this country. Our tau
stock has selected with great care by Two OF our
house from alt the principle European Markets. Our
STYLES and fabrics will be found better adapted to South
crn taste and sales than any goods imported into the
country.
We wish it distinctly understood by buyers that zoe
i,1aGrf all our foreign goods and able and deter
mined to sell them as low the qualities sofd
in any market in the United States.
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