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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-19

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ptubufs- FLEMING & ERorHgRS, Ro. D. wood
st, and 81 FlgssisA generally itl6l,ln
AFFLICTED READl!
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St,, ietWse1 SpIVte AID PEI, paiI1ltlPhil, Pa.
SO '''V'''N lNvALtDS
Are 6ppIltd that Or. KISRELlS tonEts bic practice
10 rstieulil btatth 81 nedicEt, Which ep9aSeS Lit
uEdyiltd attention. lie rlaUaG TIE 0nIOriuL4ls
a3ainst the Obtte Of TleCu ~ thousands ave annually
nfcmIilsd GU Of lie. Recent Affections ate ptoE'Psy
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
In tie te4ttNl Of ati1S Of da4iteA hitherto
ttI tmrA'tstlly uEdsSto has sGa bed DIX. ANNE
Liz, tiLiAsts f it''ksa SCI PidTtstea,l 70 Prove
that niue ttnls Of tr civtes Of EeTvoS debility, seca
sud toaSulOBai weakEesa mental atI physical aSaef'
E8 are to certain habii otEi The most 'e.
ertt!ei deadly And apIpsS VI d'uest's tsstT AM
FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Thtfttt Ia evil bit GoReuts iRLVlECd in b. boIs 10
lpGde, otu At0wl " with tksm 10 H''lihy'oi, aud
witch, II rot sDTaed In Ice las no. 3hy Icttis y IL
oNS oSHlce9 10 aatnnot hlpPlresa eu' gives llss to
teIIsI Uf plOiiacIcd, inst iOuA aid siasltius ahes'
lions. Few or IEoIe WHO give w1t TO Ills ts' ne!o94
pTattctats 1WIt olthe e0hatqrscs1t Until 'ket ktitLe
ertou9 1Jttens 1h4tslsd ei strange and unItCoGnia'
+ BILE ieSiI q, aud taSge Ielr' iEike ElIEd
The unfortunate thus sictt heSUIES Eeehle, ls unl'
bic Abor with attGlottd sof, or ~ llli Ms ~. y
to S.uaYi his Sttp iay and weak, hs u dl,
utE ln et1 in his sport with sa tLtiGy tara uig1i
lite em,eP1ts hipsrlf beots tie practice has soIs
It's VOI2t e enrr ltali EoHy, hA mlGiiIse Is uGi UT
ard lis seaSe tlls him il4it S4pts bY ely
fjli&8 fasR reEtijEF'i;duI ricl G1sl!s cittE a.
a,!rAl:5S " DsttJiEiiItiy GHi'r4
MARRlhuE,
KFuui e. lie lulneht vi several conditions, in OfGtT
that lCInIJ h. tt4ly tie u WIitat Eipr:GssA
t0lI Tie vel Wheh THIeIS IKE Otigln Vi DOMESTIC
WeieLtdGE'1 BE ra'd, atS tue ahe,oe IT. eTetI III
tlIICe scUedIH bow many could u he AGED 10 phEs'
cadi'quateat0a3 aud tLStT attendant
Apply iLen, While ret iimt' W Odef ~ save I"I' w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-19

DISORDERS or TIE VRiSART 0KdANS.
Tke9e have now been before The
public Tor the pssye ttaIt and Ia St heeoe 70 nell anu
htobly Known thai ibey 10 ho Ieq1Ie any very ela 10
Iattpt1ist 1Ley were Inverted b. one Of Tie eIl aud
most eItbael Iegereal rhi 'iel1nst IN PaTl and sntS
lbtlT ntudttiion into ta mtel S,ltts, have ehsted
Vretuts both Of seeut tstsa aE lhoAe Of l0tG stand.
lt than any nihef EeiitLe4 Of tie k, ever offered -
he public. Ia the treatment OF dsEeTass aud GItt al
~ kWr9FrhSi OF 1IAtt (in EtRaIeS1 teT have never
been ented, having cured many ta2eA or ION eisht
teats' Si8ninF and Tie Proprietor e HdrSsht t'Ht to
tae rLs tties out Of ten jEng lhem on an 1yertse-
Tier contain ~ mercury OF sHi oker
large majority Of tie preraTaoEa now DO but
On The tOntaIy enttly Vegetable Ia thelr naiufet
tHi will 10 VI iniuty to tha lrost delicate teun Tho'r
Nho are addicted cannot 70 better than 10 tTy tEet AMI
tlFy Slll rtcomWtHi then&elStN.
Tkey are put up In bottles, With fall directions AecoE-
CsnJs them. the AnldoiE II 81, and the lODn sto cts
rel bo:lle Ore bottle lasts ten DAYS, Many hlTe bttR
entirely cured In lHo nr thee dajx. m.
Invented BY 81. a. LLI PhIslti1Of the Paris tio3m.
taS and pttlNIe from the Iserss, aud lold Al
WtO't0le aud TeLiil b.
DuROY 4 co., GE>ESAL AoESrs
l6r The Vnittd states s Canada, to whom orert trust
l;dstipsI Itrot. lts Hrcldw,y, t0rper Grand ST, New
Soidta wheeling, whois'.t and IsiilI b.
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TExAs.-The Galveston News Of l7tl,
says: BY the mails received this morning
we have exchanges from almost every
quarter Of the state, and we are glad TO
learn that the drouth is at an end. Show
ers have fallen in every section and the
prospect for the crops is brighter in conse-
que,ice. /. may he that some districts
have not yet been visited with rain, but
IL there are any such they must be limited.
All our accounts go to show that the rains
have been general, and We believe thai
Mt this time enough has fallen for present
agricultural purposes. Heavy hail
showers have fallen 10 the west, and done
some densge 10 the young corn.
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will no doubt carefully preserve them as
msmontos Of Old Drury. The scenery and
wardrobe were purchased at private sale by
Rufus Welch, to be used In new circus he
intends building soon. The lot.of ground
upon which the Theatre stood is very valu-
able. II was purchased few years since
by Mr.. Swift, who has recently re-sold II. at
a'proit ofabout $4,000
few years since, a different case, howev-
er, occurred hcrc. The name Of worthy
member Of what was then dominant party
in this county, who, while Jealous partisan
never sought an Office, was, without his
consen, or knowledge, introduced as sort
OF compromise candidate to Convention,
wearisd with long. continued bnliotings
between uncompromising rivals, and there
was strong prospect of his nomination, rs
he was highly popular. When he heard of
it, he was greatly shocked, and implored
his friends to withdraw his name at once
GOOD heavens" said lie ITO be worried
and harassed with the judgments, exccu-
tions and sales here, would set me crazy;
and then If conviction for murder should
take place why, would not hang man
for all Philadelphia" Fortunately, by his
entrentics, he succeeded In having his name
Withdrawn, and he was thus relieved of q
feeling Of dread Of being Sheriff, more strong
than any keen desire for it which has ever
animated the crowd Of eager aspirants, who
have made the possession Of the Office the
ruling object Of the best portion Of their
lives.
Our markets have not recently undergone
any important change. Beef cattle sell at
the exhorbitant rate of from $ilt to El3.
Flour commands sIO,5o to Ell per barrel;
Rye Flour o. 25; Corn Meal, $500;
Wheat sells for from S2,6o to $2,70; Rye
o. SO; Corn, LII a l.l2c.; Oats, 6s II 69c.
Truly Yours, ID.
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gainst this crime. All the efforts of the po-
lice have as yet failed to trace that the at
tempted assassination had a political signi-
fcaiion." =.
The above are the unadorned facts Of the
case, as given by our correspondent, who in
postscript adds, "The next excitement will
be either the fall of Sebastopol q or the
opening Of the Exposition. was within
the walls of the latter to-day, and found a
chaos of boards and packing cases, with here
and there nm unfinished fountain or half c.
iected shrine. Unless immense energy be
used il is questionable if either of the af.
fairs alluded to will come off without fur
ther postponcment.
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HAIL S osA.-On Friday, 18th inst at
II o'clock p. m., we were visited with Sc
we're hail storm, which, lasting only few
minutes, did very little harm. A majority
"f the hail stones were the full size of n
partridge egg, and one We noticed was the
size Of a hens egg they fell with sufficient
force to break window glass. or even bruis,
the person right badly in unprotected
parts.
The temperature Of the atmosphere since
has been lowered several degrees.
Spartanburg Express.
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A Know NoTHINa NATIONAL CoNvEN-
rIoN is to be held in Philadelphia in June

Hollo'oay's Pills Jor Cure Of Bile, Sick
fis0hache, and Bo,ocl COMPREHENSIVE. John
Anderson, general merchant, Of Ballymon-
ey, county Antrim, has written to Professor
Holloway the following statement Of cure
By the u.s. of his Pills :-"Rose MIure,
residing at Balnagashal, Btllymoney, was
afflicted for five months with headache. sick
ness, and violent pains in the stomach and
bowels. She had advice from several skill
ful surgeons in Coleraine, BaIlymoney, and
other places, but they gould give her no re-
lief whatever. A, length she was recon.
mendcd to try Holoway's Pills, and after
using them for short period these invaIua.
bic medicines restored her to perfect health,
and enabled her to resume her daily Ia
bor."
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snohs and Flunkeys-Eng Males
tY and Meanness.

In England, Louis Napoleon, during his
late triumphal progress through part Of that
kingdom--half us a visitor. almost half rs n
mas er--was pleased TO Aattcr the English
by making his public speeches in their Ian.
gu,ge. The Cockney rabble, on their part
sought to propitiate His Imperial Majesty
and to display their own accomplish nents,
by charming the said Majesty in French
and nil Paris laughs at the clumsy Cock
ney rendering of Vivc ! Empercur. When
the ass in the fable attempted to f.wn upon
his master imitation Of the spaniel, he got
for his folly and his meanness kicks instead
Of caresses.
10 honor Of their excellent French ally
and visitor, English ladies and gentlemen.
We are told by Mr. GaiIardc', decorated
their bonnets aud hats for u whole week
with rossettes Of French tri-colorcd ribbon,
and vote ON their nccks--the gentlemen on
~ pe-haps--craynts Of the same significant
comS.n,lion oi colors. English Ladies and
gentlemen. like Uriah Heep, know how to
be very 'amble .io Titled greatness" Moth.
ing gels on its knees with such facility and
zeal as English snobbishncss, which 10 ms
in Incompatible for its servility as for its in
solenee.
The late Emperor Nicholas, Of Russia,
was knight Of the English order Of tho
garter. His death made the vacancy 10
which the Emperor of France ha. just been
installed, in Windsor Castle-the Majesty
of England's virtuous Queen humbling it.
self to clasp the jewelled garter round the
leg Of the French dcbauchee and cui.thro,.t.
The time may come when England, come to
her senscs, will think 1t filter that her Jack
X cieh sb' uld instrn halter round the per
iidious Frenchn, ans neck.
The French papers, chnrkling over the
change by which the Waterloo Gallery"
IN Windsor Castlc---so late the pride aud
boast Of the Euslish-is row made to bear
the crestf,llcn name of the "Picture Gale
ry," call it almost renunciation or repudia-
tion Of Waterloo by the British crown and
nation. A British house Of mournings dcd-
icated to the name Of Scbastopol and TO the
French Alliance. may supply the place of
the "Waterloo Gallery" and British brag-
gadocio yet may be succeeded by British
lamentations
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RAIS.-During tho past week we have
had several gentle, refreshing showers;
enough, we prsume, to germinate the cot
tor seed which have lain so long in the
arid earth. The nights still contise cool
aud very pleasant, 50 far as comfort is
concerned; but our planting friends had
much rather see the evenings warm, as
then the cotton plant, the Object of their
solicitude, would be released from the dis.
ease called "sore shins," kind Of blight
produced by cool nights aud cold winds,
which, 10y the sickly appearance they
cause the plant 10 put ON, betrays the
tropical origin Of our great staple.
Marion Star.
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REFRESHING SHOWER. our last we
have had most delightful and refreshing
shower of rain. The earth was literally
p"rrhrd, and everything suffering for the
want Of rain more signal manifestation of
Divine favor, We have never befor. witness.
ed. Without these refreshing seasons, veg.
tSlion would have perishcd, and most en-
phat;cally would the words of the sacred
poet have been verified #
"The whitening fgtrccs droop and die
The fields ciudu the tiIler's toll"
As il IL, We have great cause for graft
tude TO the givcr of all good, aud may now
confidently indulge the hope that an abun
d'nt supply of "sced 10 the sower, and bread
to the eater" will be realized.
Above Camden, we learn, the rains have
been very heavy, and generally throughout
the district pretty good seasons have been
experienced.
Tra~l.,,
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THE WEATHER AND CROPS.
storm-Its Melanchol Effects.

We had a very severe storm on Friday
evening, accompanied by an unusual quanti-
ty OF electricity. There were several deaf
ening claps, one of which struck house in
the lot of Mr.. J. F Gamble, of this place.
There were several negroes in the house ut
the time, one of whom was very much stun
ned. A crib containing n little infant was
capsizcd, without inficting the least damage.
Mr.. James Hendrix was in the dwelling
house at the time, and was prostrated by
the shock. With the exception of the ne
gro house, there was no damage done. Il
is rarely that We hear of more miraculous
escape. The ways of electricity are passed
all finding out.
We have heard a number Of complaints
Of the damage done 10y washing-and ofthe
bottom lands having been in many places
completely inundated.
We regret also most melancholy oc-
currencc that happened about eight miles
south Of this place. The house of NJ. J.
Brnzzle was, during the storm, struck by
lightning, killing Mr.. Brazzle and step
daughter instantaneonsly, it is supposed
There were four little children in the house
ut the time, none of whom were injured -
Nothing was known Of it in the neighbour
hood unj next morning.
We also learn that Mr.. Osborn Yonrue
lost two little negroes on the same evening.
They had gone out hunting for cows, and
in attempting to cross ravine or hollow,
that never, ordinarily, contains winter, but
had become tloodcd BY tho extraordinary
rain were drowned.
The vicinity Of Monticello, we have heard
from several reliable sources, was at the
same time visited by rain, accompanied
with hail Of an unusual size. One of our
informants says that The stones measured
nine inches in circumf, renee; another that
they Were fully the size of goose eggs
The former gentleman remarked that he
was sixty years Of age, and had never seen
hail half the size before. We have heard
Of no serious damage being done. Fortu.
nately the hail stones, although large, were
STEW aud far between"
WinnsborO Register.
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c IL l. S T T. r
Carriage Factory.

o&KZ< The undersigned Is now pre-
ES1t5sf pared to manufacture, at his
y XH--SN-New Establishment in Chester.
Vile, oil kinds of CARRIAGES adapted
to our rough and hiily conntry, md of the
best Materials. He would suggest as aI-
most every man in the upcountry is more
or less ju &c of timber, before yuu buy
or order Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort Of E.umher the
bnilder has and in what condition il is kept.
The Carriage Maker may Lie, Boaa or
Biusier as much az he pleases, bat tho grand
secret Of carriage making Hes IN the LUa-
BER.pilc.
To bny cheap Negro, Horse or CSr.
riagc, is TO verify the old adnge Penny
'eise and Pound Gooiish. Give INC a fair price
for my work, and then IT il is not nade
right, bold me responsible.
If it were not for Paint, Putty and Glue,
What would we poor Carrlage-Makers dol
G. +. HOIST.
Chester, Jan. 8l, 1855. 40 Il
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III IT, %.
SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

w. Lafayette Bclk, who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, 10y virtue of n
writ OF cdpias al safisfdciendum, at the suit of
jackson Ross, having filed in my office, togcth-
er with schedule on oath of his whole estate,
his pptition to the Court of common pleas, pray
ing that he may he admitted to the Acts of the
General Assembly made for the relief of insol-
vent debtors. 1t is ordered that the said Jack
son RoSs, and all other the creditors of w. La
tayett Belk, to whom he is in anywise indebted,
be and they arc hereby summoned and have no.
ticc to be aud appear before the said Court ut
Lancaster Court House on the third Monday,
(the 18th day. OF July next. Then and there
to shew cause if any they can, why the PRAYER
of the petition aforesaid should not be granted.
J. A. STEwMAN, Clerk.
Lancaster c. H., Clerks Office, ..,.
4ih lan'Y lSlh I::on
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SAVE MONEY.
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT, ONE
AND ALL
TO MERCHANTS PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.

EM AVlNG become permanently ioca-
-AA ted in Charleston, ] am prepared
to do ything in tue liuc Of general
.lgency and Commission business entrus-
ted to me. l intend giving the greater
portion Of my time to the filing Of coun-
try orders for Groceries, Pr0niSioaS, Dry
Goods, Hurdwufe, CfothiHq, Fonts, Shoes,
Drugs, Paints. Oils, Frai Lguors.
Books, Stationary, Fancy Goois, or any
thing elso that Gan I've obtained either in
this or Northern Markets, aud through
the arrangements that have made with
the leading Houses, dealing in the above
articles, ! shall be able TO make purchases
on better terms than the Merchants or
Planters themselves could, thsreby not
only saving them the difference in the
price Of the article, but also the necessary
erorJitont expense oftime and trouble at
tending n visit to this city. I will also
personally attend to the selecting pack
ing, marking, and shipment Of goods, so
as 10 avoid all mistakes, nnd damages
which generally arise from want Of lit
tie attention.
In addition to the above, will also at
tend to the disposal of any produce thst
may be shipped to me. Any persons de-
sirous Of making shipments Of produce of
any kind, had better write to me, and !
will give them every information he re-
CARDS the Markets, manner Of packing,
and how to ship them. From my long
experience in general mercantile bust.
siness, | think can give perfect satisfac.
ton TO all, and suit the most fasiidious
taste in my selections..-Give me trial
is all ask. For my services shall re-
qnire small commission, not exceeding
ten per cent, according 10 the nature Of
the business.
DAVID NJ. GA2LAY.
Office up Stairs, 225 King ST., Charleston.
March 5. '4S. 4 It.
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[Camden Journal.

RAIN AND HAIL-We learn that a por.
ton Of the Saluda side Of our District was,
on Friday last, visited by a severe storm of
commingled wind, rain and hail. Consider
able damage was done to the young crops,
especially cotton, which was completely
battered into the earth. Corn will rise up
again, and in the cni, do about as well ~ il
would have done. But cotton, TINS badly
bruised, can scarcely recover in time to do
much. Some planters, we understand, are
replunting their cotton fields in corn. Il all
were to do So, the storm would prove Il
blessing rather than misfortune.
Edgeiie!d Advertiser.
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BRicBAa YoUse's VIEWS on SLAvERy.--
The Ex-Governor Of Utah, thus defines his
position on the Slavery question, in one Of
his late i,arangues to '.the saints" "Ihe
seed of Ham, which is The seed Of Cain dc.
scending through Ham, will, according TO
tbs curse put upon him, serve bis brethren,
and be a servant Of servants to his fellow
creatures, until God removes the curse; and
no power can hindcrit These are my views
upon slavery. will hcrs say little more
upon this poiat The conduct Of tho whites
towards the slaves will, In many cases, send
both slave and master to hell. This state.
ment comprises much in few words. The
blacks should be used like servants; not rs
bfates but they must serve.
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MARRIED,

BY the Rev. James Douglas, on the 22nd
inst. Hon. DIxoS BARNES, and Mrs. MARY
CUNSINGHAM
Accompanying the above, written BY n
friend, We received from the newly married
couple present Of most excellent cake
We sincerely wish them The utmost happi-
ness, and uninterrupted prosperity Quo
ting from an old poet,
Though fools Spurn IIymen's gentle
powers,
We, who improve his golden hours,
BY sweet experience know
That marriage, ri .htly understood.
Gives to the tendrr aud the good,
A paradise below"
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Epwanp FLAssaAS was convicted OF

EpwARD FLAsEsAS was convicted on
Friday in tie public Court, ai Bangor
Maine, Of thEes offences against The Liq.
uor Law--selling three glasses-and
was seaieseed to twenty dollars ine and
costs on sacl,, with thirty days imprisen-
ment fof the 6sst offence, sixty days for
the second, aad ninety daysfor the tl'irj,
saaking one Hundred and eighty days,
aud IN ease of non.paymeat Of Rnes and
costs The impsisoamss; 10 be doubled
sBaking tl.ree hundsed aud sixiy days or
q litsle short Of one year, Ia The House az
CoFsssiion. he was commitied
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A Cure for Incipient Consum2 lion.

Those who wish to find the most etlica-
cions remedy for Coughs, Colds, and the
early stages Of Consumption, aud yet have
no confidence in popular medicines, gcner-
ally, will never regret fair trial of DIR. Rog-
ers' Syrup of Liver ort, Tar, aid Cancha-
lagua. IL has cured its thousands. For
sale in lancaster by MAGlLL 6; HEATH
and by Drugg:st everywhere.
Price--ln large bottles 81.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Bf virtue ofsundry wri,s of Fl E., to ME direc.
ted, will sell before the Court House door, ON
the first Monday in June next, within the legal
hours of sale, the following negroes viz:
10, Sarah, Dick, Nance and Jimmy; levied on
and to be sold as the property of ii. r. Price,
at the suit OF lIasscltnc Il lIagins, and Others.
The above negroes, except jimmy, are young
and likely; Jo Is tirstratc Blacksmith. Inndi-
tons cash, &c. prs fee s. rs
j. ID. HALLE. s. l.. ID.
Lancaster G. H., May 81, 1855; l5-ot.
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4 Letter 10 sI,e New Orleans ia. .)Pi,

A Letter TO tI,e New Orleans Ua. .)Pic-
ayuse, from New Braunfels, Texas, gives
tie following: "Laie one evening. . oung
fellow came TO the house Of q german
on the prairis, and asked fos couple Of
ean Of corn to help him catch q horse.
The cora was given, bat next morning the
German nssed his favorite and best horse
and found that the scamp had asked for
,ls ,orn to enable him to rob the poor
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BOUNTY LAND and PENSION
AGE NC Y,

The subscriber has opened an Office in Lam
casterrillc and will attend promptly to the pros
ecution and collection Of claims for revolution
ary service and bounty land under the acts Of
Congress Of 1850, and 1855.
The soldiers of the war Of 1912, aud of the
Florida war will find il greatly to their intcres,
to consult the subscriber at an early day.
Applicants will please call at the Store of Capt
J. Is. Cousart, for any further information. +;
X. G. BILLINGS.
March 81, '65. 6-am. o..
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9 DOLLARS REWARD.

- Tine above reward will be paid for the
n delivery to myself or the Judgement in
Nany jail, Of my fellow Bob, who left my
premises on the 25th of April. The said boy
is black, stout built, about ee years old, about
feet or 10 inches high. He is well known
by the name of Bob Pelam.
will also pay twenty-five dollars for salts
factory proof against any one who may harbor
him. JOHN NJ FAULKNER
York district S C. 1ct
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HOLLOwAY'S PILLS.

To The CitiEe,ls Of tae Uarited States. ..
most hunbIy aud sincerely thank you for
the immense patronage you hRvobestowed upon
my Pills. / take this opportuuits Of stating that
my Ancestors were all American Citizens, aud
timt eutertain Cor al That concerns Amcrita
and Americans, the inost lively sygupathiee, so
much 80, that originally compounded my PiIls
expressly to suEt your ciiniate- hahit,, eonsttu-
tions, and manner Of living, Intending 10 eStab>
Itsh myself among you, WHICH have ne~ dones
by taking premises In New York.
3s, CV,n,r Of Ann and NtfssaU-S.,E, 7.