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office.

A III. Persons indebted to the Estate Ct Staamorc
IN IIoIstcin, deed, are notified to make early
payment, and those having demands against said
Estate viii please present them immediately, pro-
prrly nttcsted J. a. BLAND, Adm'or.
Dec % If 81
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administrators Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the late n. L. Griffin,
n Esq, at his death are urgently requested to
make payment before the LIST February next, as
after that date all unsettled demands will certainly
be put in suit.
The Undersigned is compelled to collect these
dues meet the demands against the Estate--tbe
proceeds Of the sales not being available for ut least
one year from the 10Th Of Dec. S53.
d. L. BONHAM, Adm'or. q
Noy 80 st As
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"a oAEUa

"a ARID
TIME Tailoring Business will be continued by
I the IND, rsgn,d at his old stand. Thankful
to his customers for their liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed ON the Firm Of C"lean Il l.egs, he
hopes BY strict attention To business to merit con-
tiuuauc.. of the sans. JOHN COLGAN.
Jan o 1871. Il 81
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TERMS OF SALE OF PEEsoKAI. EsrATE.-All gums
nf and under S2u Cash ,-uyer that amount "n Il
crcdi, until the LIST january next, Will, interest fr"nl
date. Purchasers will be required to give Notes
will, two approved securities.
- Thr Sale OF the Nrgr"cs will commence OH
Tuesday the al,h at u o'clock precisely.
BENJAMIN WALDO, rr,.,.
GEO a. ADDISON.
Edrcfcld. s. e. Jan 1 1t 81
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4aAi ~ AoAeoj SoSS~> W
Corn, Fodder g. other Provisions,
COTTON SEED, FARMING UrENsll-s,&c.
The land will be divided and sold in four separate
tracts or parcels
!. Tile WOODLAND TRACT lying on the
lower side of Stevens Greek and butiing on the
River.
>. The CREEK TRACT, separated from the
River tract by line the Ridge between the
Greek and River running nearly Oh the old Free
Ferry Road and terminating "n the Greek at or
near the old ferry Landing. 7" this tract is at
tacrd the Mill Tract "n the east side OF the Creek.
2 The COLLIER or MATHIS TRACT, lying
on both sides of the Ridge Road
j. The RIVER TRACT lying on the River and
extending from the mouth Of the Creek w to MIR.
Crations plantation.
PlatS of the different parcels will be exhibited on
the day Ct sale. ,,,,.
| will also sell at the same time and place tEM
NEGROES whose wives live in the ncighb"rhood.
AS will have removed al my Negroes tom this
District, the sale will be certain aud positive. hose
wanting good lands will have IN opportunity Of
obtaining good bargains.
TERMS or SALE-Ihc lands will be sold for one
fifth cash, and the balance in four equal annual IN
salu,ents with interest payable annually.
The pc,jUial property on years Credit.
JOHN BiUSkETT.
Jan 4 2t 1l
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Particular Notice.

a IL Persons indebted tu he Firm of CoLGAN
IA & IEGG, either by Note or Account, are thus
timely notified ,la, they must pay the same by the
lOtl, February or they will be sud without exccp-
tion. COLGAN & LEGG.
Jan , ls54 If 81
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
MILLER & WARREN, !.


Augusta, Ga,
TTAVE Just received at theirStore, Corner op--ss.
L 4 posite the Mansion House, large and co,ils=
plete Stock Of FALL AND WINTER GO0DSJ
consisting Of
jLAIjliEg' DRESS GOODS.
Brocatc and Rich Plaid SILKS,
Brucaie and Striped Black SILKS,
Embroidered Merino Robes, gg
Rich Figured Cashmercs aud D'l.aiRcs,
Plain French and English: Alcrinos,.
Saxony Plaids, Il beautiful article for Childfsn's
Dresses,
Cold English Flanncls, for Children and LADIES'
Sacks,
Super. Willie Gauzc and Welsh Flannels,
Black Alpaca and Canton Cloths, for Ladics's
Mourning,
Black Chally, D'Laines and Bon,bazincs; =
French, English and American PRINTS
Rich EmbrOideries. -.
French CllEAlIZETTES and SLEEVES -
Collars; Worked Bands;
Muslin Edgings and lnsertings; Irish Linens
'Danask. Table Cloths, Table Napkins and Doyless
l2-4 Heavy Barnsley fSheetings,
Together with a fine Stock Of SATflSEISi
Kentucky JEANS, CLOTHS, CASSlMERES
aud VESTlNGS.
We respectfully solicit a call from our friends
and customers, and persons visiting the city would
do well to give us q look before purchasing. --
Augusta, Oct-i2 TIN 80
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Glenn Springs Female Institute

Glenn Springs Female Institute
RI. Rev. 7. F.DAVIS, D. D., cx-Oncio Visitor.
Rev. J. J. 5; 5 AkGtjIkj AIscoInoucn. rr"pris'ors.
GEORGE BENTON. Rector, and Instruc-
tor in Mental and Christian Science, Modern Lall-
guagc and History.
Mrs BENTON, Alatr"n.
Instructor in Mathematics, Natl-
ral Sciences and Ancient T.:te.aturc.
Pref G.. f. DIVINE, Qatc of Limestone Springs
Instructor in the theory and practice Of Music
Miss C. NJ. REID Instructrcss in English.
,-SOSNOWSkI. lnstruclrcss in Draw
inu. Painting, and Assistant in French.
Miss SOPHIA MARLEY. Inslruc,rcss in Eng
lish Branches, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music and
English.
n. B.-Thc corps is not yet complete.
rENIIE above institutions located at Glenn Springs,
l. in Spartanhurg District, S. c., will be opened
for the reception Of pupils OH the first of February
next. In converting this establishment into 4
scl,unl fur young lalis the buildings have been
thoroughly repaired and fitted up; and in furnish
NC them anew uu pains have been spared Ia make
il. in every respect, such hone rs parents would
desire for their du .h'rrs. Particular attention has
been bestowed upon the musical instruments, and
with larc, and efficient Cups Of teachers and II
thorough course r! study, it affords every advant
age To be enjoyed in any similar institution.
Applicants ar. admitted. Of any ag", over s'ven
years, AMI placed in such class as they may be pre-
pared to join.
The scholastic year will consist Of one session,
divided into two terms Of five months each, begin
ming OH the LIST of February and July. Vacation,
December and January.
Ratcs-Fur Tuition aud Board, including wash
ing, fuel lights, &c, &c, 1926 per trrm, and there
niH be no extra charge, except for Music $50 per
term, and for l'"oks, Sheet Muse, Drawing Nate
riSIs, &c, actually used.
For further information, See Prospectus" }" which
may be had by applying 10 the Rector, Or either Of
the Prolretors.
Jan 4 3ni 81
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a. @ Ar 1e

tAA O 81 p 0Io
DEING compelled by i'll health and the increaso
D Of my individual business to withdraw from
the Firm Of SALE g. LARK, take this opportunity
to return my most grateful thanks to my friends
and customers for their patronage SO literally besr
tuwcd, and to commend to their favor and PATRON
age the New Firm of LARK & RrcKMAsrER..
JOHNSON SAFE.
Aug 10, 1853. 3m A.
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Bethany Academy.

TTNllE Trustees Of Bethany Academy take pleas
4 ure in announcing to the Public, that their
Srhou will be Opened for the reception Of Students
on the and Monday in January ls', under the SUI
pcrvisun Of the well known and successful lstric-
tor. WM. VI. llEATn, Esq.
Rates Of Tuition the sluc as those charged by
the former Rector, MIR. GALriIS.
Board can be uhtaincd iu the most respectable
families on reasonable terms and convenient {" the
School WILEY HARRISON,
W. ZIMMERMAN,
J. L. TALBERT.
DR. :. +. STEVENS,
&. j. SHEPPARD.
Dec 81 ly ~
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o. THE riends Of Lieut.. l.. CORLEY an.
nouucc him as Candidate for Major Of the Lower
Battalion, 9th Regiment, to fill the vacancy occa';
stoned by the PROMOTION Of Mai B. +. sTRoN. .,z.
My 80 AZ A
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N O ii C e.

A IL Persons indebted to John Tompkins, by
n Mute or Account, are notified that all debts
not liqudatcd by the 18th February 1854, will be
placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection.
ID. c. TOMKlNS, AGENT.
D.o + 1Ot Al
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Dec 5
~ office.

A IL Persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Warren
N f. Winn, decd, arc earnestly solicited to
make payment forthwith, and those having demands
against said Estate will please render them in i'm
nediatcy. JEREMIAH SElGLER, EX'or.
No1z6 6m 43
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

rI>IlE Firm Of CoLGAS & l.EGG is this day dis
L solved by mutual consent.
COLGAN & LEGG.
January 2, 1854
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Notice..

A II. Persons having demands against Dan.
N c. Smyly, decd, will present them imnledi-
acly for payment, and those in anywisc indebted to
said Estate must pay up without delaY, as longer
indulgence cannot be giYen.
j. C. SMILEY, Adm'or
Dec 2S e 30
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Notice.

Iy1IIlG Subscriber living near Bethany Academy,
il also to Mr. Gaphin's School, vii! take Students
10 Board the ensuing year at moderate prices:
III. EDWARDS.
Jan 4 # 3l
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II Office.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of Hardy
IN White, deed, arc requested to pay up by the
first of Pcbru,py, after which time. their Notes will
: be put in suit for collection.
JAMES WHITE. ,1,o.s
HENRY GRIFEiTIIS. ~" Us
- A, 5I
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On hand and for Sale

A SUPERIOR Lot of WINES and LIQUORS
IA which will be sold in quantities of Three Gal
Ions, or more, By !. NJ. NICHOLAS.
July 9th, # p
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Groccrics agad Staple Goods.

Groceries anl Staple Goods.
VA7E have now on hand, and shall continue to
w receive additions throughout the business
season, COMPLETE STOCK OF GRoCE
RIES, comprising every thing usually kept in a
Grocery Store. Among which may be enumerated
the following:
Gunny and Dundee Bagging,
Bale Rope and Twinr,
Bacon and Hams.
NIolasses and Sugars of every description,
Nails, Putty aud Glass,
I.nseed and Train Oils and White Lead
Salt, Iron, Shoes and Blankets;
Tobacco, Leather, Coffee and Tea;
Osnaburgs, Brown Shirtpgs and Cotton
Yarns,
Rice, Soap, Sc. For sale on the most rea-
sonable terms.
LARK & BUCKMASTER.
Hamburg, Nov. lG 3m al
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HOi.serV,

I1UlSOI y
SNOWDEN 81 SHEAR have received
y from New Yurk-
Ladies' white and black Mcrno and Lambs Wool
Hose;
Ladies heavy hcccy lined black Raw Silk Hose:
Ladies' white, black and slate color,d English
Hose;
Gcn,lemcn's superior Cotton and Merino Half do;
Misses aud Youths Hose. a full assortment:
a large supply Of Children's fancy Cotton, y" orsted
and silk Hosiery;
Ladies' silk and Mcrino Vests, with long and short
sleeves
Gentrnlcns Merno and Silk Shirts and Drawers;
Misses Nrrno Vests:
4 complcte assortment Of Acxanders Ladies' Kid
Gloves.
The public are respectfully requested to call and
examine the assortment.
Nov 23 If 40
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Domestic Goods

GRAY 880ggsssggslRARga
Augusta, Georgia,
TJAVE NOW IN STORE the following Do
IL MESTIC GOODS, which they offer at
LOW PRICES, and to which they respectfully
invite the attention Of the pubic.
S Cases fine English LONG CLOTH;
9 do New York Mills do
5 do Old York +" do
5 do james Steam Mills do
2 do Nine Twist do
2 do Ionsdalc do
9 do Water Twist do
5 do Nrwburyport do
100 Bales Sired IlOMESPUNS for plantation use
25 ' Sd, rs and Al Brown llomcspun,
Cases 2-4 Hamilton SIlEETlNG,
" l0-4 and ii AlanGale do
l0-4, Ill and l2.4 Auscutney Shccting,
10, ] ! and l2-4 Munnandoc do
81 " Very superior KERSEYS,
30 Bales 4 81. 9-4 and I'D heavy
BLANKETS,
50 Suz. OSNABURGs. different brands,
25 Cases CALICO.
Augusta, Dec II If 48
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Jan 4
Office.

"A LII Persons indebted to the Subscriber either
IA by Note or Account dee lss ,lMnaSy 1872
and ,53, arc hereby requested to eaa and pay up
Immediately longer Indulgence than 'he 'st jan
j. NJ. C. FREELAND.
n.ea1 II AZ
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Notice,

ySTlLL be sold on the first Monday in February
w next, upon The Court House steps to The
highest bidder, NEGRO GIRL namcd Emma,
bclllging 10 the Estate Of John liarr.som. decd;
which Negro has hrrn returned for ulS"nndness
Terms CASH JAS NJ. HARRISON, Ador.
Jan ( Jt 3i
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For the Planters !.
Beach Island Land for Sale.

1NnE Subscriber offers ut private sale FIVE
i HUNDRED ACRES of Beach Island Swamp
Land, lying on the River, and adjoining lands Of
Samuel Clark and James 7. Gardner, and rented
the present year by James I. Gardner.
About 400 acres of the above Tract are cleared
and we'll improved. The balance in Cypress and
other swamp timber.
Terms made easy toa good purchaser. Apply
to Il. BRADFORD.
Silyerton. s, c.. Mav4 If l6
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N office!

A Ii Persons anywise indebted to the Estate of
IN John Wise, deed, are hereby requested to
make immediate settlement, and those having de-
mands against said Estate will nlsas: der in their
accounts Il '.,..'f ' a1cordlng to
law. - Er,ors
'1N ''''
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We will also offer at private sale ALI. TIE
LANDS o: said deceased. consisting Of Eight or
Ten Thousand 5000 or l0,OUO Acres.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-11
Positive Notice.
Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Joshua
N Hammond, Sr., decd, are requested to pay
np by the 10Th January 1854, and those having
claims against said Estate, will render in their Ae-
counts by that tme as intend then to close up said
Estate. JAS. REYNOLDS, Admir-.
Nov 93 st 40 =
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Grocer e S !

Groceries
so IITIDS. SUGAR, Also so Barrels STEM
ARTS do.
200 Bags COFFEE.
25 Hlds. MOLASSES,
900 Coils ROPE, solic very superior,
100 Bales Gunny and Dundee BdGGING,
80 Whole, Half and Quarter Bbls. No 3. No
and Mess Nh CKEREL, also Kits,
" md We would ALSO state" that we have fine
assortment of
Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Bolstcads, Chairs, Saddles, Osnaburgs, Stripes,
Iron, Nails. Oils, White Lead. Shot, Bar Lead,
Salt, Cheese, Powder, Soap, Rice,
Bacon, &c., &C.. &C.,
And in fact, every article usually found in Gro-
Gerry Store. j. SlDLEY q SON.
Hamburg, Nov IA, If al
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Copartnership Notice.
ROBINSON s. JACKSON,

ROBINSON & JACK S o ",
HAMBURG s. g.
TTAYE now on hand most complete stock
LII of Hardware, amongst which may be
found
200 Ton English and Swccd Iron,
500 Kegs Nails,
20,00U Lbs. Castings,
50 Doz Collins Axes,
rs '' Bradcs' Patent Hoes and others,
F." Superior Straw Cutters,
90 =" Spades and Shuvels,
10 " Rakes,
Tillctson and others make of Vices and Anvills,
Trace, Halter, Log Fifth and other style of Chains,
A complete Stock Of Pocket aud Table Cutlery,
ALL STYLES Of
Plains, Saws, Chiscls, Screws, Hinges,
Knobs, Bellows Bits, Guns,
Pistols, Shot Bags,
Powder Flasks, Cotton and Wool Cards,
Well Wheels, Kettles, Stew Pans,
Frying Pans, Gridirons, Hammers, l!atchets,,
Tacks Wafer, and Waffle Irons, Candle Sticks,
Steclyards. Marking Guagrs. Spirit Levels,
And ons, Shorcls and TonSs, Screw
Plates, Compasscs, Thum
Guagcs, Percussion
Caps, &c.
Hamburg, April 81 If IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28

STnE Iosr PIN ;ssi IL. n;
valne, mus
v;ft ns 10 ~ oei1s
= s. = : enerlsned friend. We think that
st'S gentleman or lady finding IT. will cheerfully
return tito the. owner. s & ~ ttSfS8t q
s5aA - II
A F8LL.-A man whose na5mrIefiye aid moi ,sce,.
tain. fiji f,o,n,, 60
.l. sisaiiIoau pliege, oe e;
slle Ks, tss The base OF the pier dis
lance Of more tlanthitts feet, ON Sunday
shortly aier III. of H.. M re,
was ict ~, he ,a, ,,,,l,sa :,
s ',e was seen IN me streets yesterday al
most ready to fall again, we presume he was not
| dangerously hurt siato - asffes,-ss
-5E.5s : 80 > e aFs
iTHE RrvrR. W., Il. - . t,,
stage OF water. Last niSbt atbere ,vere RAJ
eigtt ;nebs. in ,i .S;,l.s;, -
t,. ~ =
9 - .aSsn P,aee' anu anu we may look
10. = sage OF SONG h1liteen feet.4.I
4 The Union Line steamer Falls City Can't. Sam
Mason arrived fion I.onisv life ~
400 tons al fT.;sbt5 esq.,, u -.
49,, % ~
,,Isit - - >s "a -
Inc JIG. Cline, of the Union Line Capt. J.
T. Robinson l. It last, evening fully freiShted and
with NJ lnrye n,,mhsr q. II ms -
~ - ~ r
- eape eShiolt a large num-
oer o. arrivals and departures, and'leavy receipts
and shipments ofSfreight. Or
~ 5sle4e g RIVER ImPORTs.4s "a st,i5s
LoUIsVILLE.-Pet.steam Falls City-An.
nan. Mcguire & Go L box, 1 bdl; Gorlon CLARK &
20 loEl cSkS me at lblsllC lard: FOTSythS& Hon
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Buohan,s Hunigsarian Balsam II

Buchan's Hungarian Balsam y!
| q 1saisss 9igsTla THE GREAT ENGLISH !
Sn2S 1nonary Diseases sS' still stands G
HYFSeA ESfSSA efs ,nnri vailed and unsurpassed,
hHfsSSHSaSkEAlg<-Gxa the most efectual curaiv,
sla IS q or these most ormid able com.
IE1 nIa In now. now known to the civ
- len years OF trial In the u
10 lis all parts
80 ONLY sRELTA BLE REMEDY ~, X 3
In The and best
possibly be usedi for whoopins cough l.
:, go SPLITTING OF BLOOD
aas Or
Hungarian Bsisam which heals he an afsesa membrane
ard those the lungs to sound and
-.ilf.sgsS' ~ REMEMBER THIS. 5eq
o. blood always arises from to Tn
sooneT or user ID death ~ TUG wiz
SGIsiag y PAIN IN THE SIDE. 80 aus, -
Inflammation ote Lans or the ssinsrane called the
Pleura nom bronchial dasetion the all in
a Ss.ss
pshspay the s Bssaa s. e8ls0s ef'y ava
| 1920 LIVER MPEA1NT.' - y 'a5ie.
In cases OF Consumption tbs Liver IS always or
tiGes The eaectof the Hungarian Balsam, in diseases o,
ne Liver unattended BY CONSUMPTION, speedily cured
- r. WINTER CoUGH .4 z 80 /,
Isnn TsS s9 sas w a Isis
az.
iii n,',sil mi Stier mi ~ ~
orsai,s snJ INN. RE ne, r. y. t
;! Stem. %"t i' - Now .'se se"e wa" anu et'sS'se
p..,..t,.,. 5.i,,,s ,. ] BRgSCHIIlSs 9 lsll
VIII II ~ he ID M R
ection or Inc air tubes the throat 10 lie
Re- ~ se Nj .nS sa
Sa9See eneay ,,i l ste
-r.,i, l., lODEhSLEo 5oN The LUNGS : s.af
Inc hungarian Balsam is the only remedy which has
tho power TO remove and Tuberees on the
as TINS Is generally esteenei we have
he most abundant and evidence 10
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Caifand get pamphlets gratis See cures. tHi 10 =
.s''.7 20 - TRUTH lSiMIGHfYs.i t5@ p sl5i
APlnin mud unVurnishcd stnt en- ent.-We
conemd ieTiisal the
Nj. Duli is merchant OF high chafacter: oi q psl5GI
na sA sES! g9 ssi IN Middle s5sq; vsl}


lerisai Or eadets.
MI. Duli ID merchant OF hig characler 81 q rtl5GI
ae sA a5sag s2 ssl is5 sifas 8 fqttys}
atranse tlai have taks lie liberty 70 Write YOU this e
s but H. 90 70 @ st Justly m As
deehrit expedtient saioe hopngi may
DC part Of Inc honorable means Of giving thus medicine
icing the habit ol yendIng nedicues which relate TO
eAenl, Judge Of The real Of many q iel y
as IYe Is med
not say that tits an nfallblc cases, bat
rate liz all daeases originating proper SCI
sssiS1 ssa tie %
ueeye that many diseaseas in par
Of sinaily have their being in tic stomach iro bad .ooI
bad digestion, aud consequently bad dispositions OF the
haRP'0'
~ sSe sss as as
upon The mo sure no and yet .,xe
cuated ulno tie ieople. 's' fl.t t'ssl' li -
Inilanlmatuns which proceed Tie stomach, SORES,
@ 81 af%e and
Gully ia III Is not Il tue Chill but the return
iiaions variant it, as said have iateaTed
trial OF IL in this way. which coul n6t;
e sS Ssfa sG 9 eG
IS specific iany tho void IS HusH
Having given he I,sgIe9 Gsr trial with myself in
what say about it, aud which do withoIt any her in
est tlan tie wish 100 1t In general ereulato
IL what say dolbIeI by any 81 Inc nd they
s V 70 stein % nair ~ s oee' ID
commend 1t or sucii Case will aud il it don't
do good will pay iof the Liedicine -t'
Delicate females children his sFeat bless.
ing. IL las Iestoud thousands TO health = So
DysPsPsG, iaeinndtn tHta Ltrsr Complaint ETC.
Us tie 's
,id! =. i. sd :. , WAsnikGTos. May tS, 1858.
afflicted with til Liver complaint oi1O years sanLing.
hereby the bedet the Affected take pleasure
in ANNOUNCING that aef using few bottles your Ua
toms TInctue, found 1t had accomplished iect
haze used ms5ie sz from time 70 Line nst
IL s bessng TO ST tcken humanity thai thai medicine is
% S s @ S%s IS PsS fsa
the beneficial results whiellay beexlertenc
Yours. respectfully. J. CURTAIN HAY
Nore than Gold to the Sek-From one of the most re-
spectacle Druggists in South Carolina. ..Az 2
Messrs. Mortimer & Mou6, ey:-The sale OF your Ham.
tons T. M, sSe.y day and
alele. seyetal OF Gur lahte red Il in de eat
dozens 1tss been found to Sc s essest remedy for
Rheumatic affections, and wonderful has been per
you With number o. eertfdesies ssa tsem
Please send me- soon possible, suppl Tlneture
NJ this s city sSq lie same iesnSsy
nelies,e females and ehlrehyilL find this agreat ieme
Aes0 IS s9;fi Is sssSsi &C.
Cure of Coughs Vertigo, Rleatn.afi Of / 3 Ven
cradle pr humans som pi we'll
KNOWN and WHO testimony adds much TO the triumph
Aamrtons Vegetable Tdncture:. 50
atssrs Mortimer e o.rS.sy is syitSsea
pleasure that able TO the healing and
some line during las. III
bad and serious cough was advised take Liss
try your Tctlre-I got one and before
the last years SUITE very much from RLela-
tlsm aud Vertigo, eo1inins me a. lines to my bed am
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r,,xs-.,IxoaEEsr 4 Gsils-=Nys have received
several inquiries 70 the notes q a VIZ
gmia bank bearing the above title Our hlos m4
lion on the subject amounts to about .n,si
legislature last winter Incorporates an lnespsas
emit Bank ut JeaeFsonsllIe, in the
this State, to be called the Transs paAA.
been drnosit.d the State Treasurer and NOTES
hsueI ,hefeupon, but The Bank seems to be win
out local habitation. there being no banking s.
Enlistment at effarsop and eonseqnsnlly =
Place where the notes are redeemed nt ts'sp.
nOnl and Lynchburg Banks refuse 10 reeve shs
nOes although the brokers Of Baltimore tax .se,'
On ibe same terms as other virginia money. ssl
don, withers & Co, bankers Of Washlns. g
Ss'e supposed to be lafsely inteEsstea ,nsps I ~
Gen. but they have published denial, anu 81
GOrenOr, NOW nndsts food 70 pe the psIl-
cipa stoc k6cider.itsh Legislature has antnot-
lied committee 10 inquire ine whole
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GAuT,oN!A

CAUTiONs = ri E! s' sl
DR. MoRsE's INHIsokITIEG CoEDtxrs as been counter
feiied by unpTincipled pc ,naI 2 ri Nd
In all the genuine haSe4he propfiet6fs
siIe pasted The cork OF bottle, fol
lowing words blown in the gaSs1 ~ z5s 9f45l OF
CDR. MoRSE's lNyJGoRATiNG coRpI4I, sss99r
pa saaa ~ c. II RING, RorRlEToRs ~ W
CAUTION EXTRA stssiaaJ sf5is
Also observe Pfomissofy Note with tie propIietors
bottle OF Dr. Morse's
Cordial. --1-s-----F--
Tceounterfeit " hiGh is forgery AsfFFoa
Prtcx,-SS per bottle, two for 81 six Eors1e.
fShft 4,i1sfi 10. n. RING, ffopffelor,
80 fs2 sIcadways New York.
Sold bysDrussiss The limited siate Cana n
and West lnaies. 4-ts EtlstA
WHEELING-KelIs CaldyTeii; tlsi 70 stsslf tats11
fasPfTTeBuRGF Elemips fsfofiIefst 70 iistl
ssSciNCINNAT1<lRsFi.Afea kiI ss NIX - q 81
81 CUMBRRLAND-P.A A.. HeslY Il Co. i 3 y 7Q4l
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