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M,RE SECRET G, RaEsp aNDRNcE "A
II LAND FOR AN OLIVER. We havo al-
ready noticed the secret correspondence
lately published, which transpirqd last
year between The Czar aud the Ministry.
1t was therein shown, that in the face Of
professions otherwise, tho policy of Rus
sia has been for yeats TO scizs some IA
vomble moment for The overthrow of the
Turkish G,voinmonl in Europe, il not
i's suhjec,inn TO Russian dependeucy..-
The ct cret correspondence evinced an
ar,ful a,temp, 10 en'rap England into an
approval of this present policy, 10 The TO-
tal exclusion Of France from any share
in his scheme. The 81. Petersburgh
Journal oinlerod the London Tines into
the publication Of the correspondence,
lillIc the dreaming, doubtless, that tlete
were documents in existence, which
would show that the CZ,r had been so
shrewdly over.reacbed by English diplo,
macy, and convicted Of a degree of du>
pioi:y quite characteristic Of all monar>
chles and .deSpnis. OF course, this Er>
initiating exposure of the cloven-foot Of
"Oid Nick" has thrown him into rage.
And now comes his turn for telling tales
out Of school. Wa copy ftom the New
Yotk Tribune 80. Statesman.
"1'he most striking feature ia le news
brought by tho steamer, which arrived
from Europe on Saturday afternoon. ia
the announcement tha, Tie Russian Gov.
ernment will publish, in its turn, batch
of secret English letters on the Oriental
question, and among them several from
Prince Albert. II would be an edifying
use of paper and typos to lay before the
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A GREAT MINE.-The Cliff Mine is
no doubt the richest copper mine in the
world. No less than ! 1851 tons Of cop
per were shipped from The mine last year,
and The Lake Superior Journal states
"that the celebrated mine has produced.
on an average one hundred ions per
month during the past uyoar, and il as
rich now in mass copper as a, any time
heretofore. A hundred. per cent, VIC
presume, will be returned yearly, as 0
dividendconi the amount Of original in.
vestmen', for many wears TO ofcome.-
Cleveland Herald,
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ROMANCE IN real Married in
the village Of Conneaui, Ohio, Feb. II,
by J. @. Farmer, Esq, Mr.. Elias Jones
10 Mrs. Della Swady. There is history
connected says the ConnedM Reporter.
About the close Of last war with Great
Britain the parties became acquainted
with each other, and in April, 1922, were
married in Gencsee, N. Y, against con.
sent Of relatives ON both sides. A few
weeks prior to the birth of their second
son, Bradford, now of ,his place, Mr.. J.
left his family for ihe purpose Of putcbas>
ing piece Of land, and during his abs
sence his wife was persuaded By her
relatives TO desert her home aud husband
and reside with them. Mr.. J. being threa
tened with violence il ho attempted TO
claim his family, wentto sea. On his
return; several years subsequent, he ns-
certained iha, Mrs. j. had again married,
and removed 10 the West. The wife
supposed her former husband dead, and
received tidiDgs of bis loss d, sea. Mr..
Jones returned 10 his vocation on the
sea, and until few weeks since, lost all
trace Of his wife and his two sons. Az
ter lwenly,i0o years he Glanced, to lcarn
tho residence Of his two SONS, and ven
ded his steps to this place, whore, he
learned iha, their mother was sli,l living
aud widow, having lost her second hus'
bard after rearing ten children,and then
residing in Mercer, Pa. In company
with his son, Mr.. Jones Immediately
started for The rcsideuco OF the partner
Of his youth, who a, once recognized
and welcomed him 10 her home; though
she could not have been more surprised
had he risen from lha grave. The trials
of tbs pas, were recounted, the love Of
youth renewed, aud afior brief court
ship they were ag ,in plig' It'd, nd the f.
nale's recorded at the head OF this articl' !.
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Forty seven tons of silver, value one
million five hundred thousand dollars, ar,
rived a, Louisville from New Orleans ON
Thursday wsek, in charge Of Adams g.
Co.'S express. It was on the way to the
mint in Phiadelphia.
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Tho House Of Cooper Tyler, a, Noull
Lawrence, was burnt 25,h ult., and seven
young chldron perished in the fllmes,
the oldest of which was but nine years
Their parents were out visiting at the
time.
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fHV. B. PALMER ,atNew York Boston,
ana Philadelphia.is our only agentin these
ciiosfor advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our accountwill be treated as fmade
directly wi:hthis office.
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All tho iron made in The world in 1850,
was 3,723 5000 tons; Of which Britain
yielded 2,3S0,000, and the United States
100000. Britain in 1858, exported
IRON, steel, hardware, aud machinery,
value S14,000,000. .,.'
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A few days since, some workmen in
Pouehkeepsie engaged in saving a locust
log, ahich was perfectly sound and pro
bahly one hundred years old, found a
cavity in the center, containing live
toad, seve and half pounds in weight.
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The New Orleans Picdyune, in speak,
ing Of typographical blunders, says: "a
printer, setting mp tho we'll known line,
''Hell has no fury like woman scorned,
unfortunately left out the in the last
word. 81 Tbs mlds i! read, 'Hell has no
fury like a woman corned."
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TUsT RECEIVED from Cincinnati, a
- lot Of superior N. o. Sugar. Also,
Syrups,a MoIasses, Coffees,f a choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &C., &C. .saic1 \
szcTe sEaWN g. A. TAYLOR.
April 26, 1853. $40
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LAND REFoRM IN ENsL sND. "A cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune Illus
refers to new measure Introduced into
Parliament:
HAno,her measure is that of Mr.. Lock
King, who proposes that all real proper>
~ bs divided equally among the children
or natural heirs, in all cases where the
parties leaving the property,die intesinte,
or have not made proper will. This
measure would assimilate at least por'
lion Of land property to the same success
sion, as tina, OF other property, and pre-
vent one part ofa family from being ed
ucaied paupers, while the elder brother
is nsedlessly rich, since his wealth leads
him to be idIo,and their poverty and FASH
ionable education cripple their energies,
and make them usaless, If no, worse; fol
have known cases, not few, in which
they have become sys,omsic sNindlsrs
--go,ling in debt as members of veal
thy family, knowing they could never
pay, and even deeming it good fun. =
This has been Sc, aside at once,as dan.
gerous inroad on primogenilure and ter
ri,orial ascendency, on Which the su7er>
ority Of English enterprise and skill de-
pend, according TO the Times and Lord
John Russell. The French had such a
law for many centuries, bu, i, produced
no, Saxon enterprise; but this the Times
forgets to mention, while il dwells on The
well known disadvantages Of infinite di-
vision, which exists in France, since the
evpusion that destroyed the feudal ten-
dure Of nobility Neither the old nor the
new French systems being good, the
problem requires new solution; but this
Tho Times ignores, and prcfrrs The feu.
dial primogeniiure, without considering
the revolution i; produced in 1882
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OFFICE DAYTON 81 MICHIGAN R. r. Co.
TRaY, o., April II, 1854.

The annual meeting Of the stockhol>
ders of this Company, will be held at the
oilics of the Company in Troy, on Tues>
LAY, the 81 day Of May next,at 8 O'Clock
A. M.
The annual election for Directors 10
serve the year ensuing, will 30 held at
the same place, on the s,ms day, be>
'woen the hours of and 5 O'Clock P. NJ
III aa r. GIBBS, Sec'ty.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NToTICE is hereby given that the under.
lN signed was on the 9th day Of March,
duly appointed and qualified US administra
tor on the estate Of John Harter, late Of Put.
nam county, Ohin, deceased. . Il
679s JOHN SHAFER.
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WILLIAM ABBs.

The truth Of this statement can he
verified by Mr.. W. p. England. Chemist,
l3, Market Street, Huddersfeld. @ 70
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED in ONE MONTH.
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, ofPenshurst, Kent, dated Dscem-'
Der },h, 1850. ,s,.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
months, and during the whole period had
The best medical attendance, but all TO
no use. Having before healed an awful
wound in my own leg by your unrivalJef
medicine, ! determined again 10 use you
Pills and Ointment, and therefore gave
them, a trial in her case, and fortunate il
was I did SO, for in, less ihana month a
perfect cure was effected, and the bene,
fit that various other branches Of lhy
family have derived from their use is
really astonishing. ! now strongly re-
command them TO all my friends.
I(Signed(. FREDERICK TURNER.
The Pills should be used coniointIy
with the Ointment in most OF the follow.
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Sold attbe Establishment 81 Professor
llcLIowA9, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, Londonsy aud BY all respectable
Druggists aud Dealers lin Medicines
throughout the British Empire, and Of
those Of the United States, in Pors az
37ac,, and ST. Soc. each. Wholesale by
the principal Dfug houses in the Union,
and BY Messrs. A. B. s. D, SANDS, New
York. aa4 Is lsazn CaaG
OF There is considerable, saving by
taking, the larger sizes.
~ B-Difeclions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are aftixedto
each Pot. s, ,M. -
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TEE EXOH HANGE;
By LIN. COULTER, l5os a.s
KALEDA, PutnanA County, Ohio

NM,R. c. has taken the House formerly
lVA occupied by Joseph, Tingle, and ft-
ted il up for the accommodation OF Guests,
Travellers, and all who may favor him with
their custom. - ~, ss.u 50 .,rs,sgl m
He will spare no pains to furnish a good
Table, and the o,herrequirements that make
up the proper service OF a Hoiel., ~ t.-teF
His stables are in good condition and will
be daily attended. l574l Murch 4, 1853.
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.


A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE on.
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS
SUFFERING. i gH
Extract Of Letterfrom Mr.. william Galpin,
oi70,S Mary Street, Weymouth, dated
May l5te, 1851.
To Professor HoLLowAY,
SIR,--At the age of ls my wife (who
is now 6l) caught violent cold, which
settled in her legs, and ever since that
;ime they have heen more or less sore,
and greatly infamed. Heragonies were
dstracliug, and for months together shS
was deprived entirely Of rest and sleep.
Every remedy that medical men advised
was tried, but without effect; her benlih
suffered severely, ard the. state Of her
legs was terrible. had often read your
Advertisements, and advised her 10 try
your Pills and Ointment; and, as last
resource, after every other remedy had
proved useless, she consented TO do so,
She commenced six weeks ago, and
strange TO relate, is now in good health.
ller legs are painless, without seam or
scar, and her sleep sound and undis.
turbed. Could you have witnessed the
sulferings of my wife during the last 48
years, and contrast them with her present
enjoyment OF health, you would indeed
feel delighted in having been the means
of SO greatly allcviating the sufferings OK
n fellow creature. (Signed)
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WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 10 YEARS OF AGE

A PERSON. TO YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy of a Letter from Mr.. William Abbs,
Builder Of Gas Ovens, Of Rushcliffr. near
near Huddsrsfcld, dated May 3lst, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, aT
SIR, -lsuffered fora period Of thirty
years from bad leg, The result of two
ortlIree different accidents a, Gas Works,
accompanied by scorbuiic symptoms. |
had recourse TO q variety Of medical
advice, without deriving any benefit, and
was even told that the leg must be an
pu'Oled, yet, in opposltionio that opinion,
your Pills aud Ointment have effected a
complete ecure IN so shor, time, tbatiew
who had not Witnessed it would credit
tho fact. (Signed)
rlmcI
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Md TO her la,b'd the constant toland anxiety of ii
-erAssriy deSniYing HVon him from sickness VI the wife,
without giving lin the opportunity Of acquiring that
seiruce whiSh his rrertOrs ellvd aud the essic
(which would secure tie l,arpues ol HIMSELF wife, a
:h:lireH.
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SECURE THE mEAxs OF rapP1NEss

BY bscumiug tiRe possessed Of the knowledge the wa'
" which has sausvd the sickness aJ poverty Of thousands
sbe Elc neglect avail herself " that Knowledge ~
eslee rrseG WHICH would SPARE her mac suffering, he
lie aSnHI of happiness aNd prosperity h husband and
soqerupqn Idrsq la blo,als pSoyc III rcrhanh.
S9dei wi hcaihr minds. HAT Know edse isconoiGed u
ii ha,t ifleIi a . E
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Possessed he Information eautsintd in little selume twh
II ile rVack Of ally which w,,Ud si,are to herself
YEARS OF MISERY, DE- .
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To enabl. every one 10 decide upon the ihdispsa!
sdLie 4sscessity of possessing copy, and that wife
nr mother need rema uniformed upon the many
sauScs which, sooner or later, are destined to make
fearful ravazeE upon her health unless guarded agnnsl
aud that copsderae and afTecipnats husband have
cause to upbrii himself with neglect of the welfare
OF his wle-a pamphlet OF tlry-sx pages, containing
IuH T7Re-pd0e aid nldee Of (ontehts together with
extracts from The book will be sent free oT charge h,
any part "f The United States, by addressing pospaN
IS herein,
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MELANcMOLY AND aTAKTIINa

70 hrnll tue sickness sal suffering endured by many a
for any years FROM simple and controllabio,
'rnsdied-or better si-not i.cuned, ife,erY
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

No excuse FOR Ign ORANGE. when Ignoronee
Is Misery tO those we hold near aud den T..
and when to dEspcl oar Ignorance Is with
la eur reach. ,s.s
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.MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY IS ITr

Tint brAnd many females, he Nrdse &C lit
rpkel in hrsl hs spirits with Complication ol dessF
nd ailments Leprivhg t,elr Of the Power or the enoyme
Il life age when 'iy sie;l health, bHuynaey Of iir
nd happy sereuiy Of inHd, Frisng a aaonditicn Of health
thotild he predominant lf.fi
hlany rfihe of er ufe,iaas at sc-reaps year
1cine lgltr dnng tliJOd ur tie rs yrals Ul naniage-
in their origin so is pass rstcVd ahd OF oours
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Cristador0's Excelsior Fluid

HAIR DYE, NO. G. hSTOR HOUSE.
Thc'claims Of tins extraordinary article to
public estimation, are MOI based upon the time
that il has been before the world. 1t is com.
parativcly IL new preparation, founded ON new
discoveries III chemistry, and il has iua,Is ,,ra.
ted n new era III hair dyeing. What are il, r..
concentrations lst,--lt changes the hair of
any ohnoNions color 10 natures black or brown
in five minutes. 2d,-li nssimilntcs with the
hair, and nourishcs Instead Of burning it,
3d,-lt is pronounced hy eminent, chemists the
only safe hnif dye known. ith. 1t l. impos.
siclr Ia name an instance Of its failure. 9th III
has the widest popularity ever Yet accorded to
"A similar preparation. For The establishment
OF these assertions hy proof, sec The testimony
at CRlSTADoRo's, No q, A9tor House, where j,
Ia manufactured sold, and applied privately,
Price per box, 81 For sale by
RICE ~ THOMSON.
May -, 1854 80 6n
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KEEP COOL"
wILMINGT ON ICE
HOUSE.

a LII persons desirous OF keeping cool or
II of retaining or rcgainng health are
advised 10 use Ice freely during the Sum
mer and Fall Seasons.
Ice can be delivered daily by the Pass
cngcr train which leaves Wilmington at
a and at any Depot on the Wilmington
and 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 rccciv" supplies
with regularity and despatch.
All orders addressed tn Wilmington
Ice House" enclosing the money will
receive prompt a,tcnlion-any person dcsir-
Gus Of receiving regular supplies at stated
periods will please send their orders, ac
cordingly and their accounts will be for
,war,led at the end of every month when 4
rcnc;ttqrcc must be promptly made or tue
account stopped
A. II. VAN BOkkEI.EN,
Jane Is, 1851. sc ""'"t G. on. n'"'
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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 Frcrsons $
oil Stand
Muslin dc Laucs, Swiss and figured
Nluslins.
Calicos, Ginghams. &c g..
l.aces, Edgngs. Trimmings Inserti'gs,
Ribbons, &c. &c.
Ladies and Gents Hosiery.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing,
All descriptions OF Groceries.
Crockcry Il large lot.
Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Toys, &c.
Fancy Goods, Il large variety.
Also: always on hand.
Iced Soda Water, Lemonade and Syrup.
All Of which will he sold cheaper than
any other House i'll town Come and see.
MOSES LEVI.
June %, 1854 50 If,
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In Equity Marion District.

William Lewis, Admir- of
Leonard White ,,,,
VS..
(,h,-lo. w SI;llo-
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Heaa Quarters,
MILFORD. Lunn 20 lSl.

| Hniit UNI, june ~, loJt.
ORDER NO
TIE following Regiments will parade for
review and drill at such times and PLACES
as herein indicated:
The 30lh Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Domnick's, OH Tuesday, 25,h
| July.
The 3Sh Regiment of Infantry will
parade at JaIapa, on Thursday, 27th July
The lclh Regimen, of Cavalry will
parade at Martins, on Saturday, the 29,Il
Of July.
The 10lh Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Boyd's. on Tuesday, the LIST OF
August.
The dist Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Parks, on Thursday, the 3D. ol
August.
The 18th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade ut the Burnt Factory, on Saturday,
the 9th OF August.
The 3;5lh Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Unonvllc, on Tuesday, the l,th
of August.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry will
parade at Glenn Springs, on Thursday
the lO'h of August.
The Both Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Tl.nmons', on Saturday, the 18th
Of august.
The 37th Regiment Of Infantry will
paraIe at Wilkins, on Tuesday, the 10Th
of August
lilr 'ih Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at l"rkviilc, on Thursday, The l7ih
of August
The 46lh Rrgimhnt OF Infantry will
parade 4! Ehcnczcsvllc, on Saturday, Tie
10Th OF August.
The 2lst Regimen, of Infantry will
paradc at Lancaster, on tuesday, the I'D
Of August.
The 21th Regiment Of l,fantry will
parade at Rich Hill, on Thursday, the 2l,l,
OF August.
The 2jlh Regiment of Infantry will
paraGc al Chcslcrvile, on Saturday, t.c
26lh of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will
parade at loungs', on Tuesday, tho 29tIl
o August.
The 2l,h Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Bc!l's, OH Thursday, the 3lst O:
August.
The 2jlh Regiment Of Infantry Will
| parade al Wnsboro', on Saturday, The ID
! Of September.
The 2j,h Regiment OF Infantry and the
ON Regiment oi Cavalry W!li parade II
Or n"ar Camden, on Tuesday, the OH ol
| September.
The 2Oth and .l4h Regiment OF Inlan-
| try vii! parade at Sumtcrvllc, on Thurs-
dt, the 7'h September.
The Off crs and nom-commissioncl Off
GERS wi assemble on the day previous Ia
! tie reviews Of their several regiments for
drill and instruction.
Volunteer Companies will be thorough
! ly inspected, anl tic hooks o! Beat Com
pan!cs VIII be examined.
| Generals of Division and Of Brigade
| will with lhr:r Stats, attend the reviews
! OF their respective c"'"rs'at"is.
Generals OF Brigade arc charge! with
. The cxtcn,ion ct tins order.
AUS lie lamp "lnc unn,aGer-ln- Chlcl
are required to attend tho reviews in ,hcil
! several Krigad"s; and those not rcshing
III The BrIgaIcs 10 be reviewed arc invited
10 attend
BY order OF the Cnlmanlcr-n.C Chic
H. &. u. DUNONANT
! .iiiuiant and Inspector General.
June -. lSJl 80 3 m.
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Charles w. Miller.

Charles W. Miller
In pursuance Of an ORDER Of the court OF
Equity, in this case. will sell to the
highest bidder at public auction on the
first Monday in August next, at Sumter
Court House, tract Of land assigned es-
tate of nr. James IIaynsworl!l deceased,
containing about one hundred and sixty
acres, being in part, (if moi the wholc)
within the cooperate limits OF Sumtcrvilc,
bounded Oh the South by the new street
which passes through Turkey Creek and
on the North by w. l.. Brunson's Lend
This land will he sold in lots of convenient
sizes, some of which arc excellent sites for
residences; valub!c Tor fire wood; pastures
dc, others are well tinbcrcd with swamp
growth, and all of easy access as they
will each be bounded by the aforesaid
street on the South.
C.. NJ. MILLER, Assignee.
July 5, 1854. 3G I'd.
Walchman copy till day.
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Special Notice,

IS hereby gwen, that vii. not pay a
Note drawn by me in favor OF Hiram Phil
lips or bearer, for rent Of House and garden
to amount Of Sevcnty-tve Dollars, the pay
,Dent Of which is conditionalIy guaranteed
by :. 8. Richardson Jr., IA said note has
been loati without value received,
Gt w. HOWELL.
Junc,?n lS5ts 30 st
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10 Contractors.

TIE Members OF Concord Church about
ten miles from Sumtcrville, propose to
make some repairs in and aoout The church,
the work to be let to the lowest bidder
Those dcsirous of putting in bids for the
lnb will meet the undersigned a, Concord
Church OH Saturday the 22d inst
JAMES d. McFADDIN.
SAMI. II. CHANDLER.
July l2, 1854. 81 It
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Candidates.

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KCEI ! ICRI ICE !!

ss.ilE COLUMBIA ICE HOUSE has been
& entirely rebuilt, SO 10 he capahl, of
h"!'in"" several thOusa,.d tons of ICE. an! is
n"w opened for The season. Every facility " i'll
be afforded I" persons living at dis,anc. Ia
supply Them regularly. 1t will he sen, of'cvcry
morning. if desirable, by rail read passenger or
freight train; and thu railroad agents have kind
ly offered to give every facility ior its transpor-
tation. We will always have Il man n til.
different drpots to receive returned blankets,
boxes, Nr.
Cost of ice two cents per pound; drayag".
boxes and packing 81 cents charges on railroad
will he from % to 81 cents per 100 pounds.
BOATNitIGIIT d BARiUIOO,
Proprictors.
\. II. Blankets are very convenient mode
Of transporting ice. Blankets will be furnished
al cost.
May 10, 1854 % If