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FROM
s.M.PETTENGILLS co s ADVERTISING AGENCY
1872 Nassau ST N York e. 10 State St Boston.
Notice Extraordinary.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-KNow
ye! That the MExicAS McsTANG LtNMENr
still continues in its triumphant career. conquer
ing and to conquer" all the cronc cases Of RnEu-
uArIsN, or those Of arecent, acute and innamitory
character. II never fails in curing Burns Bruises
Sprain., For any Sore, Swelling Eruption or
Pain, it is perfect specific If you don't believe
it, try For Horse, and other animals it has no
equal in curing Bruises Sprains, Sore Backs SPAWN,
Scratches, or any other of Lomencss. 1t will
soften the hoofs--ubricate the ioints-and heal the
flesh. q. W. WESTBROOK,
(Succossor to A. q. Bragg 4 Co.)
Originator and sole proprietor Principal Offices
30i Broadway, New York, and st. Louis, Missouri
For sale by all dealer, in Medicines
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tn the Nus;cnI syorid.

DIANO F0RTES, BENNETT a CO., SOL Broad
i way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand extensive assortment Of Pi-
amos, embracing every variety of style and size,
from to Il Octaves, from 500 to 1000 each
We have testimonials from the first Pianists in the
country of the superior Brliancy, Breadth and
Sweetness Of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity Of touch has
been -eminently secured all our instruments are
fully warranted TO give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their interests will call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT & CO,
1y 36l Broadway, New York.
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4 FEW TlERCRs SALMON, NO l. MACKERHL
u and Codhsh-and few Boxes Candles, which
did NJ come from tho Fisheries, for sale by
A. :, DEWEY.
Oct TO- dkytf
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Nails.

Snn kEG "EAGLE" NALL ALSO
WV Axes, shot, Load, Powder, aud -aiety fuse
just received by nERRICK 4 MILES.
Nov, IS, diytt
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WHOLESAL DEALERS IN
Foreign Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Havana Segar.
&C. also, superior article of Irish Scotch
and Manongahele Whskev
No. ii State Street, ALBANY.
James held, William Davis.
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TEA. iOGAtCp, &c.
Gu. AND HALE On. HNsON, rs, Y.
~ H., aud Oolons Teas; III has. Tobncco.
% cases do extra IN lump, 1000 gro. fine cut do
and smoking do. IIERRlCR MILES.
Nov. 90 d&wtt
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kinsley II Darling.
Piano ITOrlcs.
s E WIN g MA CHIMES

GROVER. BAKER & co.
'I'HlS MACHINE is now justly the most approved,
and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent Offices, 405 Broadway, New York,
Haymarket Square, Boston and A Z South 9TH 81.
Philadelphia. 1v
september 1853.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Dalsam.

IT "'''7 w" WV TTFW TWTITs
7 II + q RE AT STANDARD
remedy for all Pulmonary Dis
'ases,-EXtensivcly used, tested
and approved in New England,
Canada and the British Province.
during n period of Twcnty-seyen
years, by Eminent Physicians,
Clergy men, Professor. Of Colleges,
Theological Neminnries, scientific
and ni.tinynishrI pnhlic Mon
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Fruit. sc.

FTUTV. NJ.
1nn BONES VI. R. RAISINS.
wv so quarter do. de
10 boxes Lemons.
100 bus. Chestnuts, and nuts ~ all kind,
Pickles, Catsups, Prc,ervc., Pepper sauee, Macca-
roni, Nermieeli, Nutmeg, Mace. &c, dc,, for sale
by HERRICK 4 MILES
Nov. IS. dkvtf
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APOTEs3G ARIES HAIL."
GEORGE w. ALLEN.

(SnccoSSor ~ &, p, Si\BORN & co \
HAVING LATELl COMMENCED BUSINESS IL
this well known establishment, | am now pre.
pared to oier the public tUll and complete assnrt
mcnt OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dyo stuff.
Surgical Instruments, Mineral Teeth, Dental Arti.
clcs, Mineral Water, Brushes, Comb. soar.. Per
fumes, Fancy Article Foreign aud Domestic ipAr,
Canphcuc and Had, hla,. Ware, &c. Gc In fine
every article cpunoc'"' with the business.
Al the popular l'o''ut Medicine, of the d,v AT
Wholc,ale and Retail, At proprietor, prices,
Having engaged The -rTN Ir"s of Mr.. Wv. WILSON
a thoroughly educated Chemist aud Apothccarv ,ybn
wa educated and received diploma in t;la,gow.
scotland, and has since been for the lat few nnntb
with Messrs. VIM. Lyman 4 Co., (Uruggistl of
Montreal, who, also recommend him in the nj chest
terms for his good character and thorough knoyl.
edge Of the Druggist business, in all its details
Mr. Wilson will Civ his personal attention L, com.
pounding Physicians Prescriptions, aud the retailing
ui Medicine.
Commencing under these peculiarly favorable
circumstance, securing a. have the assistance of
practical Druggist, feel confident IN assuring the
public that all Medicines compounded in this Store.
will be done in tn" most ,crutiic and accept,blr
manner, AMI "trrIUi,d g'uU'ht.
GEORGE ", ALLEN.
Burlington hllch ~, lh1i ddw
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GROCERIES,.
Naii & Comics.

Nos. 359 and 36l Broad,ray ABany,
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries, Teas, Coffee, Sugar. Molns,es, Spices.
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, &c, Havana Segars. Of su.
perior quality sperm, Solar, Whale and Olive
OILS.
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EOnO lbs. GrindslOnts ;

ONPNVNT oVOU Thr. hump NhHn
loOsets Bleke's Pump Castings;
100 Chain iumps complete tor saleby
DAVEY & ALLEN
Nov ~47~,t
'I'Wo SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FoRTES, FROM
I the celebrated Mandatory Of Woodward A
Brown one, beautiful Cared Gaze, lust received
ana now tc he seen at kGST'S Music store
''rrliugtrn. May I. dkwtf
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Dorestics.

'(MDn lDS. BROWN CoTroNS. COARSE.
'N'ob 1000 yds. hne.
1000 yds. brown b. illiugs,
l"nn shifting stripe.
1000 " Cation FlaInrs.
oau " Iiukias,
iUU Ecd Wool FLANNEL.
ghu yellow "
lUO0 ts,simrrcs, Satiuets and Tvaeds
Also
Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton NsrH, Miclmg
Irvine, &C. for sale CHEAP at th. Corner stors,
LlMAN'S
Nov. ~, lsia dkwu
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Horse Shoeing, Blacksmith.
ing, d., &C,

lie nhrre bras Cues, Ionr;l.ei with Eu-
Einerr'nE AMI Mach ur>t> Wurk yi.nura IFS, Il,
ca" and wul 10 ;ilh'n.:y "Xrrul.,. 81, The
SUMTER MACHINE SIi FPS near the
Kan R Rmi Depot III Sun'crvllr. M TX.
rr'ionS viii he willE,c Il !" render these
S!'";'s worthy the patronage, ard ca,nblc
ct >'ppiyi y III: M"c a" ai ,c.lu rci.enrs
% Tic District. A i'u .".ry WI | i,c c.ectr.i
- soon Is IRA iclh", ,O'h :oi IL n a:id
Br'>~ W. i,avG an ,N;circnt Steam I'm
- ~ 'p"r,i,on. caln, III M ,rIving j.
arr. IN .'h;tv ~ .intc!in'ry, there y er,n-
ming tiS ucN'cutc w,,rK with ac .lnr and
cc.'nrny
Al work done at tbs eS'ah >hm"ni will
ii. turned MI under H.. lnnni,;,le ,,,S,,cr-
tim nj ia" su.scr.b +. We a.. ~, un.Sih Il
.'airrniIr niIr Mark Is uu: - w.ii
d"'r' ard as rlr'np us mi,'r Ships can ac-
: 'nr III Ii, ~ exp ~ 'nnl 10 :,e Q nnny.'d
. tcrwis" w. d:'>.re un y su, Il l.i,n, re-
hn WEI y ao.r> Us - % JI>i &c a nil par.
'Ws. J. J. 60 ;ill.AN,
Manager.
Sept 27lh, 1851 IS If
d7- Wa,rhnan copy II.
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lict,rencc In IcgAr 10 tic R.ai E.t;i:,:. :.
J. f's'c.lcf AZ 90, i.:di E.>.ln brokers. y. "
AnfA, aIt!fr>, liG:si p4tI,j wiilmoac, rnrlosei
iulllc aGdresscn,
J.W.HOLbROuKE Scci'y
800 DI6aiwa 81. !.
lty The Engra,,ns> IN il.e c;,.o.oSu. NJ.
nov r,a'!y Tor i.nvciy.
A.g -. 81 i3 Cm. Z.
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Anatomical Lectures And
demonstrations,

NR. Mil'D..t.in All, fIEi. will com
- n'"nc'' his private r";r>''"u Anatomy
I'D y-in;osy, on the ii,s; Monday IN
S"veiiher. 1T his Anatomical Rourl,s, on.
,".>l' h.: Me,i.ral Coiic4c
i)r MICHEL offers II" inllnwing a,lv,n
t4cr i" 'o,'hrits attending lie Mcu.c.i
S$i -. iii E'irr'c -,''m. 4 complete ~:.;ii&c
=" Lee turr> = nc.Ivered during he season
III Anatomy mi Phys,ong. III" Pr,.l.ss.n
Illustrating lis course by prrI,.r:.,,u.
drawings and mml"is. D.ss,,c,.n,s al,:
'"nJu' te'i III An rnpr",,,i plan, t;I - >in.
n inlrrr''Sn'lnM earh member al The ,i,>.,
a'id uiin ny h'in deninn>,ritC liis own DIS.
section The Siunnt ma, hereby mutt.
~ L. opporiHn :ur acquiring Il knnw-
-" PC I'll ''',' u! lie most iip.r,:nt and .i,!i-
u [ departments iaugni III the Guile e
.Ha'ur.:h,S are devuted 10 Nicru cop c.;
.\,:a,niv.
t.Aaln,nhl ,ons are hrll regularly ever,
y n.It mi car'i II! III. -cI era. branches, ~
:, lie Z ass iiI.. hr:r.;l ui ii r,h".Irs H. ~ =
:"n sru>c inr:n, u. ihc subjects ccii!rcd o.
~ iin: l'ro csSurs O; lir AIc;l,cri College.
| 81 az i" rcraii wi,cv"r may nave ESCAPED
IL nl.ni, ans! to Currcct errors cuier:.i ea
~ 'nSaFprtncnuiry The meaning OF t.m.
Lecture.
Dr. NJ, wIi find pleasure in rc:,,n-
.nenhng thc proper cXt look ~ :cne.as
sc, III ,n,r".iLcn lrs pur.iS ln lir. az.
lua !tali.:c ni .l,' several i'r.ncS,nrs. AMI ~
tarnitA,;hg he iS,uh:ns naii ul.:lcrs Goa.
| i!rc'cL " M then ri,.,ll"S.
Reference may hc ina ic To d.. NJ. al
: re-denc': Z ..ct.n s,rrrI, II. ur n II )
Amt" ..ivht l>"nI> npp!si,c nc C,.~~~G
r'rsn<, Zen Du,i..s.
Tn. >uU>rr.b.r Is also ,,cuplrr!l n lake
private pups WIG l'r the "r,.i ary u.!.,.r
ce u. ":.r hulnir"d io: lar, IA Year SI,:il have
"crc<S 10 a large nbr'ry 'ia-.r.sH$, plates
i.'d nlinic;>, n."I u. furnished u,aliII.nl.il
, %,!h ,h trkrl 10 ilr uli COURSE c;ty,r.:.
ia the Summer Medic II Institute. III,
iIur.s " ia ,liu> be ,i....t. ii,ii.ar WIIh n!.
'."sc III HE nc.i-, uc, a.J hc ~ .ir pn!l:c..
isnnn> III amy surgical AMI u.,>,e,l.ca.
So ",cn'ins III his pr.rslcc. w..lrc iin.y
..,,"nii. acquainted " ia the nirllirds q
'.n>ng AMI administering Hru.s. Tia.
>l!,,l,6; 'Ghti'n E'i,I zee paid To Tie MI
,ro.r"lr =" oiIbl:,uhi Gr,h .lna,n;ny "A u
i't'n""Gy, ami cYmnIilal .uliS hcif ever,
mAELE>r"A SUMNER NJ nlcAATs ,7,rcrE.
NY iDnLErON MICHEL. VI. d.,
FryjrSSor Of l"nt>my and rAy$io!csy.
W. lluME. rrg. Of .nvdmai GiEm,siy.
+ VI itDiiEk lSD.,. ProJ. uj OJSiciri.r
=. md Di~oSeS ot' Woman
X 4. klNluCIl, Ir4t. W SHr-,cry.
K. I. MICHEL, Pry. W .natc'ia .n,,iicn.
Fee ,ur Ill:. roursr 500. L"c,ilrcs COM
nc"rc IL Ap'il and terminate u"nut The
,nid lie ~ jay.
A hlyu.t ~ 1854 AZ II
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& desirable Residence for
Sale.

The auf'srrbi, wishIg TO move West.
nttcr- inr sale, one "t ID" ,.n-' p:cGSrnl
situations III thH VIl'a4"; nnH nlrY about
fifty hvcyacr,S al land. On win, u tieie ~ a
very cnnIiortali,e Dwelling a'h every u c.
tssnry ont house, all ~ good ,c,.al,.
The rrp oi c,rn "n the III &C n year,
Will y,e,i a!nui i,rr i:nntlr, Il tusinI>
A:.v i.Irti,er .n.orr, non can r..l.: ,ch
by addressing ,..e on The runs :.
" " Ai.STON
SLnterti'e, o.. II, iS:Il
W All pr,S - Il ci,.l [. ina q her
10y n"ic or IL count, r. r.-,,. ci.!'iy -nli.:.-
lcn /" ras!i lc >Au.c, Is aui- .:,.. = mc
faS Lt,'n g,,Cn % m, V, ,,ni ain .vt., -.
IL iuN'ng an, " tn cost
w w. ~
Oct. Ii, 1851 So H.
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Just Received,

LADIES Bnoltecs AMI Walking Sh"cs. G nj.
"rs. Ali iir> &c. i;rni,' III J! .;s. T.. !!
Bnot'crs. Indies ami Gents. Over ~hues.
hls'-A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin.
Ware, SuLlcry, &c.
H'asacS d.0OiIS.
L;l'lirs' Wum an Mornca Work-Rn1cs
ii'l'n1es, Part Monies. Srsar-Cuses, Brace.
!r,s ilair and Tooth Brushes, Dressing, Tuck
and Pocket Combs, &c.
asnO21S d...
Novels, P"riical Works nn'l School Books
a"d fine assortment Of Stationary.
GIi,t, iiRli.~.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rl" nn,i Java Cnitcc, \iniasses, Cheese,
Ralsuns, Dried Figs Flour, Candles.
Sn.p. Tea. Starch Pickles, Sardincs,
Ginger Preserves, DC.
Al>'.. II time u>sDrt u M Of Cooking Utensils
For sale by J.r. SOLOMONS N co.
March 18th, 1851 II II
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nIH sb ~ = easi a.~.

~ AtuS 1IOs AF,CSJ
iuJ = - Webster, 100 iu,.I,J
lUJ = ta,n.u,. 100. 100
So elegant Uil i'ainti.is,, IN,
spie.G.,d c, i'l irlliIss, III. 3,I lJp. 5;;Iu0
trCt, each,
10" ell gan. Oil Paintings 2I3 It. ST. 5ulo
$50 ~lrcl pl..u' Enyr;l.,Ds ., h.ri-
ianly rul'u III uii rict si. IL. 5000
irauIts S..Do IIcl!rs, c.,c,,
+c,uup ei. gan, si>eI ,'..tic Li,-
GIdrihS>, oiu Il IA at, vi lie
Was. i.g on .MUuu- -.i,, ~
h4 u III Dacn, t. !,.CUO
go ,Uv sec! "cc Engraving,
huIii ~. .ii.cr.nt p.utvs,
40" III ro~,s:ioa vi, and
Uw lirI bi ,.e .iit,sis .iiiuI.
ol .ltc iiinrhct .tt.c on .:u.n
D. crnis 40 u " c.,c.. 4lG0J
iirst-cllsa .i,r mag. III SIS,
street.. y. y Cas-! 1000
- hiiGiing los III 10 iuI .Jl i
eaca >oxitJ f.. u.ri,. ~ IJ5J 2:JOo
100 Villa oi;rs, c;lIl,.iiis each
lu,JuD 81. Il. III me suTo..ru. ui
NIw lmk Gay, NJ cu.n.
tiLlh! Il in..h!::rrni View
), isIA"A s".,'i, 4, 500, Stood
~ pcr.r uti i,as III cash, Wilt 8 .ss
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Dyspepsia Car Ee Cured
,A.Lu!NG COUNTY, Dalton, GA,j
AuuuS, DEIL Lei

a = l.DlNu 'OENIf, l'ALTtiN, oA.,
Angus. 2Glh, 1881.
Nj. CHARLES Dtl.rENE,
DEAR "ln: For a"v,rai years pIs,
ve beep ,r crcIv aiiln',ed wuh sex head.
rllrS, hn'I after trying every tang could
AJAX al. and reccii my i,n t|niil Whatever.
Al ias, gave mys"it up az n c"nHrntd
iysrcp'r But hearing "j your Fre,,i!a-
."I, " The b ,isrn a! lie" | Concluded
% g.ve that trial ai>u. and procured wo
"'!les from your Agent DIR. Il. y. DArsnn,
II Darlington, ) T., and ,rnn The time |
.c.an 20 take i. have not had s.iu..
.,la X al hca,ari.r, and n.,w ir, n hop IS
iat even ihc Two uuii GS have rnatlr Il ,r..
d me. Bat tearing that ! may have
.'c.apsr, | nave determined "a Z nl,nue II
n"eer. ami cncosc you S no u, lnr whirl.
"n will Please send as many hn,lcs as Is
n>t"nary or thai amount. B, R.il Road.
kcspe timly ynurs,
-. JOHN J. GREEN.
=. S.-Plcase forward Gy,expross train
Sept. 8, lSoS IS ii
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American hr s U.l:oIi,I

The Amrric;tn Arts' Uni n, xnul .r..u.c..
.Snlly ahh""nrc 10 The ci iZenS ri III: Umrcl
Sstn'cs aud .i'c Cannd',. ltai for 'r p.Ir,>r of
cui.lrailng taste for the ffi- uris ,i. on .rn,t
thr country. and VIII the ,i.w Of viisel,ur
every i.'nl'y 10 hcro,nr posSesscI Of u y;iicr, o;
Engr,vinys.
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF I lie AGE.
1hcy have de!rrInin i, III or Ter lu r,,. =. al,
exteH>lNe safe l"r liicir EuggrN iuys. an Il, Is
not oniy give IN, ,mlymcn. 20 ii l.,.g. ..r .,y.r
ot .'r.ists AMI o'hcr but i;si,>ire ;l.nIu our
coni!'rymen u taste ior works Of lii "a ,,r s,,nt
to the purchasers ui thsir engr.v.ngs u ilru
Z5J.u00 4 lIien ure soil,
y 900 G1fs. ofMeuc cost Of $4,000.
Each r"rchn. ct"f O.le Dollar engraving,
Therefore. r. crircs nnl only III engraving tic.
~ Mor'h he Incney. bn' also II lirke. which
entities him 10 one II III. GIfis wl.,n HE :ir,.
distributed.
For Five Dollars. II highly finished engraving
he:u!iidIly pain Ell ii oil. AMI i've gil. ic..s
will be sent: or five collars worth -! 50. il:.ct
eiisr'NIgs can he soicr'e;i from la. niui, s.i:
copy OF the Catalogue, ,os-t:i:r wi :. i
specimen OF one u! the crgr,vi.,ss, c.s o. seen
ii the office Of :h.S pu yer.
f"r ehrn L"l''Ir srnt,.al ,ygrarins nc .i,iiy
Wqrih hat .pul. .t'ii Il GItt tiGr et vi. nah III
atc.y lie forwarded:
AGENTS
The Committee beiierin. tia: the succc. Of
tine tsrcnL !>d ioI,ai UiiicsiaAiu" will u,. .u;lc
rally pr''m tea BY the energy ami rn,cr,.si,.
OF inIrlliycut niii rersevcrin, Agents. nIIc re-
solved IL trei; i4i.;i sucii Oh TIL. HIS. inl1.I
terms.
Any person vi hing to became an Agent, by
scudIug lpust lG,rd.i 81, VIII rrc;vc Dy rcturn
RIAL, l. "ne dollar engraving, ;iiiIh .,,i, lies.
et pro prctus, Il cu,a,u5uc ~ utiiGr ne
ceSsnry Iutuf,nL.iJ iJii.
On The final COZ. pletion Of the sal, the Gifts
viii he place! ~ tnc i.;:n,. VI a tu.. ..il.ve oi
tic Pn!rh'r e. u DC ,.is.!n..,cu, l,Iy 40 ,cc Of
wic. Viii Inc gwen lhrvI ,uu Inc LIilsu
S,RIes afd llic Cana las.
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Steam Grist Mill.

y FIRST la:r Gr,>l VI !: = nov ~ n,.prrliu,
Il ill.,. Sim rr M'irh':m SHOPS. y cafciui
,ni attentive w,,c!.m IA attends In lhi
department. J'ln,-e who chG.S. lo AVA
themselves - This con, cn'cinc ram he &c
'"n,I"da!"' Gv 'yd y"vr"oI > II Iav-
y ] lOIilLhA. Manager
So. y, 1884 .lo i!
II w J. ,:' :''"'v :.
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Guls, A!nmuni iol, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
d OHM nA aSEHpaIiR

Ma" tlcttrcr, I'M .,f1,... .,mi ,l:.utxa!.
dnd ReiaH DeH,.r in GhM. Guns,
Rifts, Pistols. Fy'my inct!e. AMI
nH kinds Of Spo4ing apparatus.
I"g''hcr wit, y"nGr,. ss,,r,nirn; G..
MATERIALS FOR Gun MAKERS.
n. H.. Cor. Of VYaln,ls ani
Scc"nd "trGrIs. d'niI.,driD!,i:,.
Ai' ~ wh h, and -llcIl n;IIrr ~
bclni- /" his IirIc ui business, will to sn',i
as low as can be ;'if'r'i"d ny any cs, u ni,S.
'nent IN The tritoI Stairs
In t"sInln ~ u ll,s Sk II as a nianuf,ctur
ar, the t'r,nkun Institute ri Phladclph :.
ms awarded 10 hun SINE 1910, ,wn crrt,E-
Gales, >'S silver medals, an | cue .cnil
Irr:nium; and II l551. the Crystal P.,.a. q
"l New York, awi:,c / 10 .lIn =, II, ri.', tie.
u'' ono nwi.i"h .or SIN, Guts aud K.
lies IA he Uintrd St,rS
kr' rr'~ Smrtmu Ancctns," illus.
'raliv'' oi c"riatn >arrIIn, u Amer,
Ganr. with remarks on D.. Ch -rclcr %
.hr ),", f'ir"l lmg-. Sr,ii., Wan .coc.
ii III. Partridge, u elk aud llIlnr,nl match
-in"h!:'.-, "n HE Rec Bunting Gr Rr...
Is "a. Grass pIrrnr, u .i-tc;.icl ,r Gnn.."
Ph"or. Canvass i},cN ..ni Rel u..,drr
DucR. AMERICAN Wh.e"n Scaup Duct
and Can.pIa G""sr.-l'ri SiuO.
y iIrs,s .IUlIN KRIDER, SaconL AMI
Walnut. !phi!ade!i.hia
Aug 80 1904 III ".
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In Equity---Sumter District.


John K. Broughton,
4.etlia Is. hruu .hloi,, &
Margaret l.. Bruuyiton,
By their mex. friend,
James K. Brock,
VS..
Epsy 3. Broughton.
In pursuance ot IN order in the above stated
case, viii oilrr at public sale, on The tirs,
hlonuay III November nexi, at Sumter tour,
Hour that p,aniaiuIi or tract OF inllI cs i,ua.
ted 70 contain about Fix lh"usan Ii. res, iying
IN C!nTci.don comfy SiIyicr District, ut or
near Fulton Post O.lice, btlon yins to lie es.
tnte u the intc E,'Ward Nr9usItun Jr., de.
ceased and upon wnich lie rcsiocn ut the Tim.
of his dru II. Mt to lie suld iur tess than s,,.
cn thousand, seven huIidrcu nn, fiiy uuiiurs.
Upon the prem es j, u Grisl Will, mD n Suw
aliil which IS not Iii running ORDER The
lands lie upon ltlc ,ynlefee oWaiyp, coDuii,ins
both low nIli high lands am; aiiur,is ~, M.
SURPASSED range i"r stuck uf AL k,.,is-lle
whole constituting one of III. mt Valuable
Plantations ever offered Tor sale III this uIs.
trict. ,ts
lEnMs.Un.-fotIIth part OF the pnrchasr
money 10 hc iGI," III cash; III, hmi.,ncc pm, abir
III otic, Two ans; three eijs wi.h Interest rom
the day oi sale, the purchaser 10 gi,e bond ana
pers0,iai security, ana II Inor. r.gusp uI li!e iand
Tor tue credis portion OF The suiI purchase inu.
ney.
w. +. ORTIZ,
@ Leu'r, ID ~ ty. ). ID.
OK 6, 1854 a.. II VI
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GIe E.A T SO THERN RE EDsY.
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ALSO ADMf2aBLY ADAP
tiOa Gsf ecaWy Ralyuf
The acH~iunY
nd cures The g D1d
od California
4tt
5t
9Th Cholera { I'm
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Jacobs Cordial
,nrd
be
WmH
which ibclesc it he
tried BY ' '' 80 ''"'F's'
H. A. G&rtbNc o ,Io!r.n
81 Jacobs with rInrIy
o the kind anu would
Ijnk ~ nc Sutrui
stndil
aSofr.
y rnm nd Er.I I.rr
remedy
Gr h!.r& I'm
WIN '" BLISS CO., safamnah Ga
fnT lARGAH Co, .t.,nInTI i;
"go" "oEkaAN Camden
} Ar.hNu. llAEaI. Re- & e.. New l..b
l'"cPal DcP"s Z itANE.ANp 1AEEAL Co, cs',n.S
J WEr:ir u Co., NcMO
And hy the Principal Merchants
JULY g. 1854 l.,
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NOTICE.

YNHE PUBLIC STREETS IN BURLINGTON FOR
i some time past, have been occupied TO some
extent with cattle, horses, and swine, to the great
annoyance of the public, and without law right.
The streets have also in many places been dug up,
and the grass and turf taken and appropriated by in
dividuals to their own Now, with view to the
correction of these evh the Select Men deem it to
be their duty to call the attention of the citizens of
the town to a proper consideration of these matters,
in the full confidence that without further notice
such evils will be speedily reformed.
The following is copy Of the Law in relation to
pounds, estrays, &c, passed at the last session o
the Legislature
CSC. LIST. Any person who shall suffer any neat
"Cattle, Horses, Sheep OF Hogs, to at large in
the public highway, except on his own premises,
SHALL for every such offence wilfuly committed for
felt and pay fine Of not less than dollar, nor
more than five dollars, to be recovered in action
founded on this .tatute-onc half Of the penalty to
be paid into the town treasury Of the town where
said animals are found running at large, and the
other half to the person who shall prosecute the
to effect Prouidtd, this Act shall not effect OF
prevent the running at large of such animals rs such
town shall by vote at their Annual March Meeting
suffer to at large, and Propidsd further that the
Selectmen of any town may permit any person vhc
is the owner of but one COW, to turn the into
the highways under such regulations as they shall
deem eSpedent, and may revoke that permission a
any time in their discretion"
No action taken under the provision of thi,
statute at the Annual March Meeting Of the towr
last holden, and permission has been given by tn,
Selectmen, : contemplated in the second provision
| Of said statste, Every person therefore, who suf
| iers his Horses, Cattle, Sheep Swine, to run a
large in the highways in Burlington, is liable to tn
penalty of said statute.
4 4 I. S ShhE2 }ss.scrrsv
HENRY WHITNEY, )
Burlington, May az, 1854 dtwlt.
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= / { D

In sheburne, on the lith inst, Mr.. SAMUEL
MINER, in the list year of his age.
In Hartford, Conn, May ., sARAHJAyE COLLINS
in the 22d year of her age. Her remains ia ken
(May lO,) to her native place, Colchester, Vt.
In Barnet, May 18th, Mr.. Jonathan Danforth,
aged 81.
In Barre, May llth, Miss Caroline Wheaton
aged IA.
In Bethel, May 10th, Mr.. Daniel = Aiu.worth,
aged 80.
At Burke, April ~, Florrlla wife Of Chas. c.
Newell, Esq, aged 50.
In Chester, 18th inst, Mary C., wife of Luther
Adams, Esq.
In Concord, March 30, Mis-. Alma L, Lewis, aged
&c.
In Falmouth, LIST inst, Harriet C. wife of Thomas
l.. Smith.
In Guilford, March 3Oth, Mrs, Phebe, Collins
aged IS.
In Kirby, April 3, Mr., Daniel NJ. Gleason, aged
so years.
In Montpelier, 18th inst Sarah Baldwin
daughter of c. 4 +. 4, Reed, aged Is months.
Z At Morristown, 9Th inst, Dea Cyril Goodel, in
the sOth year Of his age.
In Nowfane, May ~, Hannah, wife of Joseph
Mason, aged So.
In Northhcld. May I'd, Mr. Chester Woodbury.,
aged 90,
In Plainhcld, April 10th, Emily j. Bntcheldor,
aged ten years,
In Reading, May ith, Mr.. Royal Corle, aged ST
years.
/ In 81. Johnsbury, May Let, Harrison :, Cobb,
/ aged ~ years.
In Stockbridge, April II, MR.. Asenath Woolcott,
aged &c years.
In sutton, April 2sth, Ebencrer Blake, Jr, aged
81.
In swanton, 18th inst, Charlie. McNally, aged
81.
At Thetfurd, May 9th, Mrs. Mary B. Frost, aged
a..
In Walden, March 2Gth, Eliza A. Cole, in the
2sth years of her age. Also, May I'd Mary l.
Currier wife of Paul Currier aged rs.
In Windsor, May 18th, Anna Maria Field, aged
years.
In Woodstock, May lith, Mrs. Anna Wood, agec
/ So.