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Address

To all and erery Agricultural Society,
~ -'-~~ --s-.---- > - C,-,. ~.
South Carolina.
brothers OF A COMMON CALLING ::
We, the Greenwood Agricultural Society,
do now earnestly and respectfully call
your thoughtful attention to the subject
OF an Agricultural Convention, to meet
in Columbia on the second Wednesday
OF August Of this year, for the purpose Of
founding State Agricultural Society, on
liberal, utilitarian and comprehensive
scale, to meet :he wants and interests Of
Agriculture in all its details. We think
the time Is past to use any argument to
prove the necessity OF some movement
for the improvement of our business and
the amelioration OF the soil. To look
sternly and knowingly to our present con
dItion, shoald convince the most sceptical,
and remove all fears and prcjudices from
the minds Of all who dread innovations.
There Is a fearful magnitude in the de-
structive tendencies Of our present system
that requires to be met and stayed. Un-
der this conclusion the Greenwood Agri-
cultural Society do most earnestly call
upon every agricultural society. farmer
and planter, and all other professions, arts
and trades, by your delegates, to meet us
in Columbia on the above specified day.
TO there work out the basework for future
Improvements Of this great interest of The
State, and the permanency Of society.
We most respectfully ask OF every news
paper in the State, that feels an interest
in the social condition OF o~ people and
their we'll being, so deeply connected with
the agricultural improvements OF the
State, to copy this short address. Let il
spread the whole length and breadth of
the land, by the voice Of the many tongued
presses Of the State. BY order Of the
Green wood Agricultural Society.
JOHN p. BARRATT.
JAMES GILLIAN.
THOMAS j. BYRD.
Abbeyille, June IL, 1858. Committee.
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REMAINS OF THE HAIL srorM-Our rea-
ders will recollect the account we gave of
n terrible hail storm that passed through
this district on Friday the 18th ult. 1t
has been copied generally by the press,
which has been inclined, in some instances,
10 doubt its correctness We have no
idea that we told the whole truth, as our
readers will presently ace. w. J. Parsons,
Esq. brought us yesterday, Qhe twenty.
eighth day after its fa'D small quantity
Of the hail, some of which were as large
as guinea eggs. Mr.. Parsons informs us
that there is an abundance left, and that
it is now in some places between two and
three feet deep.
fpickcns Conri.r
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SAD CAsUALTY.-Mr. w. III. Vernon,
late a boarder AT Mrs. Chaney's, on East
Bay street, near Broad, while on visit
at private house on Friday evening last
fell in descending the stairs, and to all
appearances was but slightly injured
About o'clock the next morning how
ever, he began to experience serious
Inconvenience, and sending for physi-
clan it was ascertained that he had rup-
tured blood vessel, and his sufferings
continued to increase until yesterday about
noon, when he died. The funeral takes
place this morning at nine o'clock.
GIbid.
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

Mr.. EDIroR.-Piease announce Mr. Raleigh
Hammond as q candidate for Tax Collector.
And oblige, Hrs FRIENDS.
Mr.. EDiroR.-Please announce Mr.. John w.
Gregory us candidate for Sheriff at the ensu:
ng election and obfge,
MANY. FRIENDS AND SuproRrERs.
Mn. EDrroR-Please announce William Rob,
ertson as a candidate for Tax Collector and o.
bnge HIS FRIrspa
Ma. EDrroR:-Piease announce Major John
W. Nisbet as candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election, and oblge,
MANY VorERs.
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FiRE.-Early on Saturday morning, the
Rev.Mr McQueen's study was discovered
to he on fire. Our active Marshal has
tened to the scene, and with the assis-
tance Of others, soon extinguished the
flames. One end Of the buildidg was
consumed or torn down. The fire is sup
posed to have been caused through some
inadvertance. Stunt. Watchman.
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Our opinion in a few words.

We find "our sentiments" with regard
10 =. \. Bailey Cos Circus and Menage.
re, fully expressed in the langusgo d
the Dandridge (fenn.) herald, which says,
1T 70 our opinion, and the opinion OF near
Iy az who visited It, that Il was one OF the
npcst complete zone hoss,n ''stern wheel. y
s.thrse cent" affairs 10 ths way Of SHOW
that has been through tl,b ansek of
wood1r 5rsome time.s
Th& nbeseftom Che Abbsville Press wiIl
ssFs.s egk enIai0a ofssid ciseus.
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We learn from the Darlington Flag,
that Mr.. McNees, Of that District Was
killed by lightning on the evening Of the
7th inst, while sitting in bis own house.
Heis said TO have been an estimable eiti-
zen.
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SUIcIDE.-Ahout eleven o'clock on yes
terdayy, the body of David II. Devaux, a
painter Of this city, was found suspended
in the Saloon Of the Hope Fire Engine
Company, life was entirely extirct, md
from indications the body had been sus-
pended about "a hours. The Jury sum
monei yesterday by John A. Gyles, Esq,
Magistrate, rendered the following verdict:
"That David ii. Deveaux deprived himself
Of life on the 10Th June, IN the saloon Of
the Hope Fire Engine company, by hang
ing, from mental alteration" There
melancholy evidences ofa axed determi-
nation on the part Of the unfortunate man
to perpetrate the deed. In order to ex-
clude the view, he bad taken the baize
covering from the chandelier and tackled
over the window looking upon the street.
lie had paper Of arsenic in ono pocket,
and razor in the other, and at the point
at which he seems originally to have ias-
tened the rope proving two low, he united
It and attached it to a point still higher up
on the ceiling.
The deceased was originally house
painter, but Of late has baen engaged IL
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Preparatory Female
SCHOOL.
YoRKvILLE, So. Ca.

The exercises Of this institution will be re-
suned on Monday, the Second day of july
Pupils are required to report promptly, and TO
this end parents and guardians, are earnestly
solicited to send their sons and wards AZ. or AZ
near rs possible, the beginning OF the session.
Each pupil Is required and must have every
article OF clothing marked. Those from other
Districts will board In certain families of the town
under the immediate supervision Of the Princi.
pals.
TERas-For each session of Ave montb,
Se5 In advance, or $50 at the end Of the ses.
sion.
Board, including washing. fuel and lights.
$40 per month, In advance, or promptly paid al
the end Of the month.
A. COWARD,
NJ JENKINS
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painting scenery for theatrical exhibitions,
for which he was talented; and a short
time since he had it in charge to repaint
the scenery for the Theatre in Savannah.
OF the causes leading to to this meaucho-
.ly event, we have no certain information;
he was amiable in his department, and no
one seems to have suspected his intention
to put an end to his life.
nc. Standard
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THE FIRsT.-Two full blown Cotton
Blooms were placed on our table, on Mon
day, by Mr.. E. X. Shumpert. This is an
an exception to the general appearance of
cotton thorugh the District, so far rs We
are acquainted. Mr.. Shumper is one of our
most intelligent and energetic planters.
(Newbcrry Mirror, Goth.
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[coMMuNIcATED.1

Mr.. EDToR-Suffer one word Of ex-
planHtion. | am informed some persons
think one sentence in my communication
was intended to reflect on a certain lady
in Lancaster. No snch thing was inten.
ded-nothing was more foreign to my
mind. A Legitimate construction OF my
language would never justify that conclu-
sion. do not know her. Inever saw
her to my knowledge. No provocation
could have induced me to offer her any
disrespect l never. have heard her spo-
ken Of but once. And then the qualities
Of her mind and not her personal appear
once was the topic Of reuarf. And l am
happy to say, HONORABLE MENTION was
made Of these.
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NEWS ITEMS.

We have received, says The Lowndes
county Chronicle of the 7th inst, two cot
ton blooms Of this season-one from the
plantation of DR.. John May, brought to
us last Sunday; the other from the planta-
ton of Mr.. G. G. Freeman, on Monday.
This is very early, the usual time for
blooms being about the 10th inst.
Cotton in that county, which was up
before the rains, looked very promising
A good portion, however, never came up
until the recent rains. Corn has stood
the drought extremely well, and with
rnn.l s.- = q L. 4,s-a:' :. s-n--'s :
an abundant crop may be expected.
The Autauga Citizen Of the same date
has received cotton boil.
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HafiosoayS 0intrseat end Pilgs, ,esvssia
Remcdiss for RheumatisBs. Hsnry Foot,
aged 50 years, Of Na.chez, Mississippi, was
= severe sufferer IRON this complaint. asd
tried a number cfseputedrsmediss, bop
ine they would bsnsas him, but he be
came 90 bad st iast ~ 70 be saiiss.y con.
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The manager Of Gen. Ii. Arthur's plan
tation has sent the Columbia Caroliuan a
number of cotton stalks, with forms and
blooms, which he says is a specimen ofthe
crop of three hundred acres.
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4 number Of aeooants das Ills oaice for Adj
veFtlsing Job Work and Subscription, rcsnaia
unPaid Nov, ! assure shose iniebtsd 10 me
that am very ssssch prssssd fos soaey, and ~
they wil essne forward and settla thea ciaisns.
they win confer on me greet hveF
RS BAILEY
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LANCAsTERvILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 81, 1856.
JOB WORK.

We are now prepared TO do any kind of
Job Work at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms. The patronage of
the public is solicited.
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STATE OF S0UTH.CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Bella Siger and wife Ma. l In the Court Of Or,,;.
~ and others, sppli- nary. Writ In sum.
eahs mons, real estate Of
vs. Temperance Gihispie
Monroe Gilispie and deed
wife Nagcassa 4 9th
ers, defendants
u appearing 20 my satisfaction, that Monroe
Gil.ispie and wife Nsrissa, James Smith and
wife ElvirH, Hunt and his wife Charlotte.
A Hun', James Cunningham and MiIley @. nj.
wiic, defts in above case, reside without the
limits Of this State. IL Is ordered that the ssid
defts do appear and object TO the sale or diyiss
lon OF the real estate Of Te,npassnce Gillespie
decd, on or befare tho arst day OF October
1868, OF their eonseat 70 she sane Win be en-,
tered Of record Ipf2io so
I'll. wlTHERspooN, .. I'D.
lancaster q u, 8 c, June 20. ,b6.
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] forewarn al pefsons from trading witly
my vile, Mary NJ. Brown, Ne l viii NOS
pay any debts contrsstcd b hof. also
fo.ewarn any person o. pefpons from haFb-
oariag NY said wis, ~ viii enforce the
law against them.
SAMUEL G. BROWN.
June 9Th 1850 20 Sc. ed
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A. COWARD,
NJ, JENKINS,
RERERENcEs.

Gen James Jones, Graniteville s C; Gen d =
Jainison, Orangeburg G II, 5 O; Ex-Goy , II
Asans, Buckhcad, s G; Gen Daniel Wallace.
Joncsyille, Union s c; Col I d Wilson, society,"
Hill, Darlington, s g; Gen r @ N Danoyant.
Ninety-six Depot, AbbeviIle s. q.
Yorkvillc, June 81, B5 20 n
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To Ccrresp onSe.ta

}. d. 8. We do not sond paper for
a-less time than six month. Az all events
we ohot discontinue until IL is paid for,
when We know the subscriber Is good
brit
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BLANKS.

We have recently had printed supply of
the various blanks used by Lawyers and
Magistrates, which will be found at the
Printing Office.
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SURVEYING.

TsIIE andersighsd Il ppspared 70 wait ppl
= ON those Feqairing the services Of .
SaryryDf. nt any time. pp3n implication be-
Ing made 10 the CLERK of ths Court
L@nsastss ysa. . issas ss-..
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We have received from Capt. j. NJ In.
gram cotton blossom, blooned on his
plantation the 25th inst.
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An Augusta paper speaks in high terms
of this forth coming story. We can say
more of it when we receive a copy.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-In the brilliant de-
bate that took lace in the recent General
Assembly, between the Intellectual giants
OF the Church, on the subject of extra
church Organizations, Dr. Tnornwell OF
South Carolina, being taunted by DR..
Bordman, in reference to the political
history of South Carolina, replied:
ale could not conclude these remarks
without an aIlIsion to what he considered
the highest compliment ever paid him,
when his brother said that lie occupied
tie same position in the church, that was
occupied by distinguished politician Of
his State, (South Carolina.) lie believed
IT there ever WAS man upon whom eve.
ry god had set his seal to give the world
assurance Of man, that man was John
G. Calhoun"
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H&RAT V9AN0M,
OR,
THE DREAM.
BY A GEORGIAN.

This is the title Of Romance now In process
Of completion, which will hn issued In twn num-
bers on the lst aud 18th of July 1855. The
work will be printed on pure white paper with
new type and will equal in quantity of matter
an ordinary sized Duodecimo volume Of 800 pa
ges. 1t will be promptly issued and forwarded
TO all who will send their orders accompanied
with the cash.
TERMS. . ..
Single Copy, 1.-TWO Numbers,] 90 IS
To clubs OF or more, tper Copy,l so
Remittanccs must be made in bills or change.
and not la Post-Ollice Stamps.
Address, JAMES N. SMITH.
20 81 Augusta Ca
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The frequency Of suicide in our district
is rather remarkable, (says the Pickens,
S. c. Courier, ofthe 10th inst) We have
recorded some four more within a twelve
month, and now have another instance
of self destruction. James Daw who re-
sided about two miles from this place,
hung himsslf on Wedesday last. When
found he lad arope round his neck, which
apparently had been carelessly thrown o.
yer the corner or butting log Of his house.
The other end Of the rope after having
wrapped once or twice around the same
above his head, was hanging by his side.
lie was standing upright, and had proba-
bIy been in that position sometime when
discovered. The Coroners jury returned
a verdict Of death 10y his own hands.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

NOTICE
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, for sale
low for Cash, or to punctual customers until the
first Of January.
J. B. M0BLEY.
New Salem, sune 25 20 tE
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Bella Siger and wife Ma.
ry AID others, sppli-
cantS
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fPickcns Courier.
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st. louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Depot and Office. No. IS North Third street,
+. ST. LOUIS, Mo.


STEPHEN EIDGLEY, WILLIAM C. LosAS,
Presdsht TreslpreF,
kB-Ths Company OIL Codaee Gil
PANT OIL Tanners' Oh, Lamp Burning Oh Nspths
they with confidence,
the mef
REFINED kinds oilug for
all purposes for which Sperm Oil 4 generally used.
CRUDE CoRDAGE 0lL-Wul ed for Machinery
sneh Car Wheels heavy NJ Work. and Manila
preservation.
PANT OLA Substitute for Linreed o dries well, about
weve hours and fully qua hs oil
TANNERS Qfor dResng Leather Curfcrs'
rayequs ellis commonly used decidedly
thEn Whale Oil.
LAMP OR BURNING oIL-The OIL contains large per esntaga
Of caribou eonsequspily be ordinary
pie invention, aliefAston the dAeu the OIL
with brilliaacy unsurpassed " Other light
NArThAFor manufacturing Vaulshes Burning Fluids
P1TCHFer all for which Pitch n.ed
perior srtoe.
tss FOR LURBIcATfaG MACHINERY-The recommended
that should be applied three times the period
that other s would be appd twice bat dmns quantity
the opnsGptiou woad alike Be careful olsn tbs
hiuety before applying he OIL at ieas ceanse Aflar
ppicanon snds free MaehnerE from the OF ether
Oils.
Company prepared fill ali
fail satisfaction.
the Tfsaznrer promptly attended
ip5
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V7ooRHIEs, GRi9Gs CO., No Is Tohou-

pitoulaa street, have in store and ior saieIr ,
BACUN-200 casks prime Cincinnati Sides and Shoudefs
FL0URS00 bbls ST. Louis Extra Clrsnge aud Lemon Misl
LARD-25 bAs tiercss, and 500 kegs prlme =
LARD OlLa00 bbls Conklngs, Tomas uata Ehgera Whet
stones aud other brands.
PORK $50 bbs Aisss and Prime =,
BEEFa0O John H. Davis extra Family Mess
also Beef and Tongues Of the same brand
HaMS9OO terces John r. Chid's N ~. Thoma John ShRy
and John II. Davis' choice Sugar Cafed;
W1SKY-590 bbs Oiyefs Dean'B and Homss And ConwePs
Extra.
SOAP-4OO boxes Geo. Shllitoh oeue Oxide. s.5
AsANTINE 6s and Gs put fancy
eoiored papers, article for the Mexican market
STAR CADES000 and half boxes AS % and bs
brands.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-sOo pkss A. W. Brownie Western
OLD WHISKY superior Old and Bourbon
CATAWBA WINES00 boxes Longwoh'B celebrated Spark
ling, Brandy, Swest Wine and Dry. ie sm
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Fourth District Pound.

..A FOurtn DlStriCt round.
VETAs brought to the Fourth District Pound First
wv street. between Rousseau aad fulton streets as
estrays- H
One Chestnut sorre horse Colt branded G, with star
on the forehead. "A
One ehesput Mare lame in the shoulder, with blaze
face no brand visible.
Which, if not claimed within ten days. and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction
said pound, on MONDAY the 9th day Of August next
1856 at 10 o'clock A. M. AUG. s. PHELPS.
Street Commissioner
New orlsans July 25, 1856.
nj etc conduit Depot des Epsves du Quatrieine
District Premiere, entire les Rousseau ct Fu
ton, CONNIE epayes-
I'm Chevsl alezan chatain, marque j G, syant une
etoile au front.
Une Jument chataine, botant dune epaule, sans
etampe visible, lie front blanc.
81 les dts anmaux sont pas reclamees dams dix
ours ct les depenses payes lis seron yendus fenebere
publique au dit depot, LUNDI, le Aout, 1856, 10
heures A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans, % Juliet, 1856, jy26 81 a6
EEy Asbrought to the Fourth District Pound, First
wv street, between Rousseau and Fulton streets,
estrays-
One white Female Goat
One white and black Female Goat.
Which, If not claimed within ten days. and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound, THURSDAY, 26th instant at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans July IA, 1855.
HL etc conduit Depot des Epayes du Quatrieme
District Premiere entire les Rousseau ct nl
ton, CONNIE epavss-
Une Ghevre blanche
Une Chevre blanche ct noire.
81 eles sont pas reclamees dams dix jours ct les
depenes payees ees seront vendus enchere pubique
AUG. s. PHELPS, Commissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans, IA Juliet, 1856. jy16 21 26
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Police Jail, Second District,

NMTAs brought to the City Police Jail on the Sd day
wv of July, the light negro boy JACK is feet *
inches high about 40 years old Says he belongs to MI
Rgand's brckyard, at Pensacola, Fa The owner is re-
uuested to call and claim said slave according
b. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, July 10. 1855. jyi1 In
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TO THE PUBLIC.
A 8 many persons are still in doubt as to


cIsaie Diseases. which proved nsarabs tAs
which VIII clear his ana
ledge, happentdin ng FAMILY.
nsfs ss a @s h E 81 s 81 I
s.Iss fa as
sa d nd hey va % npse
,s sSs he .s5se Al 4 ~ a 4.
me, issbia. Ths dspvaoa i
e s mem 80
h XII a.,lder quitting fsI -.
m stats q ~s 5 aid q R ns aaf
r cny dsapang Of the eae had 20 Msgnstu
No. Beui6oa Usaias
;ss ssnssPs Sss5. A., sSy
this udsnens aeed to restore the patient COM
ssse hs TINE my eaa months ago. health
m nsan.hss apPeite physical pensf eaus and
gy III fasss such be truth which havs deemed duty
to make persons ns or Fhf iaa 1ed s ssss no
. s he sn sa I & ss :. s. Ano'
Al SS vii a s iSaaa 81 Sss
,,fesssng sg yoanag as, LADY, sasge mys0
s1LoRIDa LLoW PINE LUMBER
uuasp sy: Y ssdsa s.,ss e aSu @ I'D Ns end
Sc Sss s sa ~ sy
ars at HI oa aa ssR
s soaa nssi ss shsls Sals.s ssss .s sssp
and = ,nsh. narrow AID wide, dresssd,
Yellow fiae Fleotng. ~ Ysilov
X and Is inch, and wide dressed, squara io
Dressed Shelving seanilng
ranSs ssdy made pso sash Moulding asas
their Mills Psesa.os sld Black
Ss Ss' go sGTd
They sa prepared to supply orders o tAs Ergh
aud other European mnIksis
tn, supply band getting
all nss, we'll seasoned and sseg for mmsdi ts
Corner Cedar Jahs saeats. NssB basin,
iva ceruer Robert and carondelet Wax. Basn
TNIUN INDIA RUBBER GoMPANY-
u Warehouse, No. n John aIee New YoEkEx
othiy for sale for the Hons Export rds
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
css eass ss 1 h5ny ami Navy Goods Rese and fo'
Cloths do Cloths,
Mpaana, Printed and Plain Piano rsho coyefs Hs
Coyefs.
r. AIR WORK..
Air Beds rilew Gaahisns L Boats BuoSs ss'
| SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL AsTleLEs.
Brsast Pupps, Syngs, HoAptai Snsatng, Ga sgs Nipple
Sheds Nursing Bottles, Testhing Rings, 1ahiag
~ The Goods made by this s,s 2 saaa an
F.M.sa ., Treasurer ana ereLary. iaa ~
HEAMS-l50 tierees extra Sugar Cured. for
: 'A VOORHEES,, sRIses CO.. Is Tesoaeissg'rs,i.
| / sANDLES-500 boxes and half boxes, various
rs ''fA'" '' voosHrs cRlees co, is Tehoup,ops st.
Z ARD-2O0 bbls and 900 Kegs prime, for
IS VOORHEES,, eRIses CO, Ii renoapi,oulss st, .
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RAILING CO. the sois magfacs9rer of Growes ess
Railing of his entirely
Wire Rang she pretses and warranted he made i the
United states. Columns, of Wndor
md Shutters. Truea S and Lne 0cs aud Desk
Rahg Grdera VsTsndan Brackets Vsicover Anchors Gaanz,
notice and contract for the whse Of the
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