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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07
THE EDGEFfELD ADVERTISER,
Is ruBtIsHtD EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
DURISOE & son.
HHtIHIHN6sa


Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advance-Two
buLLARs and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
fuon,hs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
iy limited at the time of subscribing will be consider.
ed as made for an indefinite PERIOD and will be con-
tined un, all arearages paid, or at the option OF
the Publisher Subscriptions from other States must
INVARIABLY be accompanied with the CASH.
ADvEnrIsEnENrs will be eon,peu9sa,y III, nse ss a.
.srtInn and 3H cents for each subsequent insertion.
When only published Monthly Q! Quarterly 81 per per
square will be charged All Advertisements not having
tSe dr.;red number Of insertions marked on the mar
Gin viii be continued until forbid and charged accor.
ingy.
liberal terms-it being distinctly understood that con.
tracts for yearly advertising are confined to the imme;
dass, legitimate business OF the lrm or ,adSauai ~
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars. IN
For Advertising Es,rays Tolled Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

BUSINESS AT misunderstanding to the
Savannah Gcorgian the commercial trade Of
that port is unusually active. Six large ships
are loading for Europe with cotton, 46645 bales
of which have been received from the interior
since the opening Of the season. The receipts
of wheat too are heavy, reaching for the season
3s2 ,62O bushels, nearly all of which has been
transported to its destined markets. One OF
the peculiariies of last weeks market report
was the shipment of a,lOo bushels of wheat to
Liverpool, the first shipment Of the kind made
direct from Savannah TO any European port
Since the first of January, 23,l15 boxes of cop
per have also been received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07
LABoRDE,S PHYSIOLOGY.

a writer in The Columbia Times" contributes a
brief cri.lque upon DR.. LADoEDE's late work, from
which we extract the following passages:
"The proper study of mankind is man," and, while
the moral sentiments and the intellectual powers
should be awarded pre- .eminence in our estimation.
there properties pertaining to the physical organl.
zation which demand little loss of our consideration
and attention.
In view Of the necessity for information by the peo.
pie respecting the functions Of their own bodies, DR.
La Borde has undertaken TO portray the various ele-
ments of the physical man, and to delineate the atr
butes of each in its relation to Others Having taken
the general aspect Of man related to inorganic
substances, and descended through the vegetable king.
dom 10 animal forms, lie gives hasty glance at the
anatomy Of the human body and proceeds to the main
object Of the work, which may be given in his own
words as " h careful study of the laws of health and
general diffusion Of physiological knowledge"
When the incffclency Of the previous elementary
treaties the subject of physiology is considered We
will be impressed with the importance Of the
iribuon Of Dr. LaBurde to the cause of science and
education in this department. Having praciiced as
physician in former years, and being engaged ance
lecturer on physiology as connected with his pro-
fessonal chair in the South Carolina College, lie is
emnen,ly fitted for dscharging the responsible task
Of preparing textbook this subject; and we are
pleased think that while it is we'll adapted 10 tho
student at college school, it will meet the demand
for knowledge by the general reader, and thus supply
desidcraium in our literature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

A bill has been presented to the Legislature
of Tennessee, levying tax of FIVE dollars upon
every gentleman who wears a moustache, and
fine of five dollars upon bachelors over thirty
years of age, for the purpose of raising money
to increase the School Fund
THE st. Louis Republican, in summary of
nows from Santa Fe, states that Kit Carson was
about to leave for Washington, having been
suspended by Governor Merriwether; and that
Mnior Blake was to be court-martiaIed on seri-
Gus charges.
The rainy season was much prolonged, and
great deal of damage done throughout the coun-
try. In Santa Fe many of the houses fell down.
Mr. Speiple (mcrchant) and his wife were buried
in the ruins Of his store room and both killed.
THE Quincy (Ill.) Herald says that an oboli-
ZIONIST has the same right, precisely, to steal a
three dollar Kentucky bill from the pocket book
of 4 Missourian travelling in Illinois, on the
ground that the laws of that Stale do not re-
cognize the money of foreign banks, that he
has to steal the Missourian's niger, on the
ground that our laws do not recognize slavery.
SINGULAR ORIGIN OF A F1RE.-On Sunday
last some children, playing in the house of
George w. Angel, of Bedford, Michigan, dis
covered smoke coming up through the boards,
and gave the alarm, when the boards were re-
moved and mouse's nest discovered, into which
the little animal had dragged friction match.
The match had probably been ignited by the
movements of The mouse, and but for its timely
discovery must have caused serious fire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07
$50 Reward :.

DANAWAY from the employment Of Mr.. j.
~ W. Britt, Of Augusta, Ga, about the list of
October last, my negro man BEN. Ben is between
80 and 40 years Of age, dark complexion, low
sized, pleasing counteaance when spoken to, and
very remarkable from bite or dent In tho top OF
his right ear, which be said was caused by fighting
bought the said Ben from Mr.. George Cathcart,
Of Columbia, 8. c., some years ago., and perhaps
lie has gone buck to his old range.
will give the above reward on delivery OF the
said Ben to me, or in any Jail, 80 that can get him.
-, -. ,,,,,,., h. lO'CONNOR.
E1ncGelJ, Nov. Z If 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

11yHE Subscriber having another place on which
he desires to work all his force, offers for sale
the place on which he resides, situated within ono
mils,of Edge6eld Court House, aud Containing
:. Five Hundred Acres,
Upwards Of Two Hundred Of which il woodland,
from which two hands and four mules are now ma:
king with ease eight dollars per day.
8. s. TOMPK1Ns.
Nov 2t n ~;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

SPoNelsG on THE PR1NTER.-Here isl little
article we think something of framing, TO hang
conspicuously over the editors table,:
1.-THE public have funny notion about prln'
ters. They think it costs nothing to puff, ad.
verlisc, &C. And thus one and another will
sponge an extra paper, puff, or some beneyo-
lent advertisement They forget that il is the
printers ink that makes nine-tenlhs OF Their i'm
mensc fortunes. They forget that it takes mon
ey to pay compositors--to buy ink, type, and
paper--and lastly, they forget to even thank
you for working for nothing, by yratuitously
pulling their business"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07
FINE COTTON PICKING.

FINE COTTON PICKING.
THE following extraordinary picking was done on
tho "Canebrake plantation" belonging to Mr. AL.
FRED DEAxrNG. in this district.
D;.k n;ck.d 433 lbs.
Tom - oto
Tom Butler picked. .........."... o9s
Tom Haywood picked. ............ 3f
Total ..l459
Ten hands tho same day picked 2s7l It's.
Very hard to beat, considering the lateness of the
season and the unusual dyness of the weather. Hold
ap your head, old Edgefeld!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07
Straycd

FROM The Subscriber, near Aiken, on the 9th
j. October, Two Small Dark Brown MARE
MU LES, 10 or - years old. Any information Of
their whereabouts will be thankfully received, and
. sni,ahlr reward paid for their delivery.
Nov - IF 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

A New Orleans Agency proposes to test the
practicabiIity and advantages Of direct trade
between the Southern States and the Continent
of Europe. Recent letters from stable and eau
tious German capitalists deem the present time
especially favorable for commencing direct
cotton trade with Germany, and express their
conviction that il. will advance the interests of
the planters. The correctness of these views
can only 10 tested by experiment Our planters,
of course, will not hesitate to avail themselves
of every means that promise success in the es-
tabshment of new markets for their important
staple.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07
Take Care :!

Take Care
r AM instructed to say to those who have nc
L settled up the notes and accounts due Dl
Oxner, that they had better attendto that duty i'm
mcdiately, or they will have cost to pay.
.'F;.'I- r. HARDY.
Nov 3ts 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

p : =
Upper Battalion, lOih Regiment. .''-S
1854. CR.
Paid Jonathan Rowe, for wintering.
stray yearling, 81 90
J. II. Aims for hauling, 90
r. G. Hill, Pick Axes and hauling IS SO
4" Nv. Carwile, for hauling, re-
pairing bridge, &c. IA so
&c Allen and Taylor for hauling 4 IS
+" J. 8. Smyley, for Stevens Creek
Bridge. 100 90
u tain Creek Bridge, -. 2s5 90
u. Daniel Wheeler for Red Bank
Creek bridge, So !9
John H. Smith, in part for bridge
ut Hatawanger's, Is 00
&c 8. Stolnaker. for hauling, &c. 2 so
H. H. Mayson, for ,ign boards, &c IS oQ
~ G. H. Ahney, for work on Red
Bank bridge, SO
u Dr.. o. w. Allen, fat hauling, 5 o0
go w. N. Moore, for hauling, 400
E. a. g. J. Abney, fnr Pick Axes, II SO
q S Turner, for Biz Creek bridge, IS SO
as: Turner, for 6iage, IS 50
WIN. !. Falknpr, for bridge st J. =.
Towls' old place, r' s5 90
Clerks fees one wear. 10 O0'
90 y. - <,:.Ty &c 1923 4I
Add commission. for paying out at =, 70
81 per cent, , ...e@ %
Yg.,- c;fN 81 - "
Whole aneaps rig fRBS5sEERr sEEaR BRYAN, TsEAS..s TsSsS u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

EVERETT'S PAVILION!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

Report Of the Treasurer ef tkc
1854. Dr..
Balance remaining on hand last year, $46 O5
Reed of ]. QuattIcbum Ex'or
of the estate of J. Falkner, $S7 80
Reed Of Jonathan Row for
stray yearins, ':. IS
Reed of Geo. A. Addison, -.
Treas'r General Board, $50 90
Reed Of G. H. Abney, for
stray hogs and sheep, s 90.
Reed Of r. G. Hill, stray hog, 2 20
Recd of J. Herrin road fine. 2 90
$3.50 81
Less by commissions for re-
ceiving at p per cent, 81 80
ss2 81
Whole amount of funds, $s76 36
Whole amount paid out, 643 80
Balance remaining in hands of Treas'r 'S34 al,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

The Georgetown Pee Dee Times, of the alst
ult., says
awe are informed that on Thursday morning
last The Jail of Williamsburgh caught fire and
for some time was threatened with complete
destruction. Some negroes, who were confined
in the garret of the building made up fire
there which communicated with the ceiling above
and thence with the shingles. The wind being
at the time quite high, nothing saved the house
from destruction but the almost superhuman ex'
ertions of MIR. Hoover and his workmen:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-07

A couple of years ngo the Directors Of the
rail road between Madison and Milwaukee, Wis,
supposed that their business between those
points might probably reach fifty thousand dol
lars in year. Their agent ut the Madison de-
pot recently stated that this. year it would fully
amount to five hundred thousand dollars!
The officers of the Grcenvlle and Columbia
Rail Road have passed resolution giving 10
planters the privilege of passing on the road for
one fare, when going 10 any market Tor the pur-
pose Of selling cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05
OFFICIAL LIST.
| sTsrE or feUTsIAgA 4cfrY ef.NEw soREEASs.
Second Jnsties's Cart for thaparish 6f Orleans.

Stats or I6U5SfANA-cfrY or NEW ORLEANS.
Second Jnsties's cuart for thai Perish sf Orleans,
The following named delinquent ftax-payess for
tAxes on zeal estate and slaves due The city Of New
Orleans forhe years 1853 and is5l hessbyesie 70
appear before The Hon. CT v. Jonte Second Jusuce 81
the Peace for the parish Of Orleans within hf!sen as
fr the date OF the frs publication OF this cistion w
The official Journal % said city, r. answer to Tue ae
nand OF Tie city OF New Orleans for me amount
placed their respecys naineS Wh
Witness my hand, al the city OF view ofieahs, this
= daysefO October 1855. ,,,,,,r,s
4 Of the Peace for the parish of oileans.s
ul...A..s; !. ]. II j rs 8 Z
casenase, r u 90 charbonne, c 9 50
Ds 'ys Y snaps . psgs slfsI Ne Emile e
Eustis Geo 40 90 Eudsrle, drs 40 10
t'ernsaass,s : 1850
Gustine, DR. as Garoner, Mrs "a 81
1878 Haeei, N o %
reas, Jaan, fms .aaas
Kennsdy, MS ohas $40 kennedy, widow II s.
L
La,hrqp, q Is 20 Las,er, Thos w 81 SO
hacloile, Celeste f75
5.y.ss M ssss 3
McDonough, ] and Monieiths a .3s II
w paifreg II IS ss
, 81 n ssee.a s4
Nolan, Mathew a2aA
.ss r. 49,
Rice, Jacob 20 s5 Rosesius, e 40 "a
Rawis, MIS- = * Il IS Roseius, c, agent, s6z
s{s @
Tompkns, Daniel IA 81
W
Williams, q g rs NJ
H45asg +. G. ". J0NTf, Second Justice
ls9 ofsthe Peace fof The parish of Orlealfs X
New Orleans, October 81, 1856 80 Tnora
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AVIS D,ELECTION. ,5...ns5
Inn uarfil dun Writ q, Eiantinr. IL L. L.

!
Juliet ls6s addfesa Exceilepes O. EabaYt
onssrneur do Etat de in Losissr sleceurs ouaisa ~
Paroiss a0shf aont par 10 notifies auuns
tnue sLuGp Sde Novembrs prochan is55 ee dsre IN
pifcisrs surarte , sayoirs
LOU lana. NJ e f57A9=ei 49, - y
In Rspessrtsn Premier District
parte do hi sI{e
Nouvel Les Gom de No
NO g. ahionId hui degneo one de- Dis
10 aueonrg Tene cetts portion Ia paro,sss
d 'Orsaps droe do snye Ms. sinri : f
Tn pour Dauxens
IA pao zoe es pata de ID Vi as N
Eou lie 0feanH do la Canal ct eopne sons la
mona Dc Ter De e sne District. au,refos Vile de Laayee
I'm Selaeu purie District atcria paose de-
Psquemips So Bernard ct tnats ae Ia pafoisse d
lsans sur ls rive droiie du hsuve Msissippi.
To SshAteus onrie District eonpcse de tone
patte % ass sur Ia RYE neuye
Un Repssntn Ia Paroisse dtoita M
Denx kepreentanta poufe Ter DaIrtct Rep.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
To MECHANICS,
MkNHFADTuRIgSss FoUEDRTMEN ETC
MEM hrs 4
Navy Yard Gro VI IA DIS
TO BE IEASED4 60

n 81. - - 80 X,
Am TIE FOURTH sMUNDA1 beng sne
49,, ss'n aay o. neysnher' 5so', - " y S " ~
'''s u rwerpvsFIvN YEARS
- "a II gss a United atAtss
shs ss Z Memphis and Ae'a'
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Ptaposas IN Sn - y IVA NJ esa
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sa sss WV = ia'', 49, - e, : ss'''' '-''
For furshnr sas h
ssas e :. = 7. pooslAss. Mayor;
s1kEM EN q St1a FsiA q bl.n. AErs,AiA
Il CIPAus GROVE AND GAhEHWuoD GEnkTERiEs--
q these Cenetsriss
he seossah miles isofshs s Ssshe ssnsiis
rlfeet She " Road A. VI t55 :.
and WITH tssss md hIutbsy The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05
Z = N sS.t N0TIOE OFsfsfECgI0E.a =TT7

H.
is ss 81 81. e y
q
so1 eosarao I'D sueaant governor Of IN. STATE
oss e @
IT, ,ss s sss sas Mssg
liz rs hi' f cs an
81 ssssnap Bsss sss ,op,
u hIs Pssh rsrs d he e.S
ha = sss fs' District and
Fsss.sIss Audi
u ass III ht s sesp q It, + tss Ra.sss
right bank q the Mississippi ,ise 1A''a
s1s On 4. p % Of Al
oas for the Parish ossans Ugh, saps hs
fss the First prst CITY ),
Three the
Repre- ssntativss for the Third Representative
for Tho Fourth pis,rie, @
for the Finh Representative pro cy Of
or tho Sixth Rsptssn.avs Dot city Of
Two for the Representative pis. civ
Two fhe Eighth Representative District
for the Ninh Representative District. CITY Of
Tenth Representative pi,,c s;tv
For District Attorney. Fol- Clerk for eah of bs ..,, Conn.,,
Ssas II n s & Hsw s osaSs
sor Of the Parsh orisens .hs
syen justices q the Peace h and Parish Of o.leo.
by the f and Second Districts one b. tne
s ss ~ gh ard s!si Seventh
and w he Fourth District Formerly LaaYsfe and one Con-
ior sash the Pash Of DO elected
whish each Justice Is required to hold his curt ~
For I'VE Tax 70 be voters OF eseh
p bs ty Of sew o,saas ard the voters Of that
And whereas, is provided BY INV p shall bs onsnes nj
Of the Election Precincts 10 this State the purpose
the votes voters Of State loY or asans &
the Seal Of from Of B.os Rouge 10
the city G New and that aysry qualified voting
ths removal sail have written printed his ballot tss
hs be opposed ID apeh ana me
The Pops will opened day mentioned
from sh hour q O'clock the monng un oIock 10 e evening
the Precinct, V p ssssotsd and Under
mated BY the election conducted prate ns
10 The nsdeIsgnsd resurning officer according law
SHERIFF. 0e, Pah Of ogesEs rieans 10Th osfnha, sks
Vaudeville MARIGNY shefia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05

Estate OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans. / 1
pc that tho Saith srch 1885, before e tina
% lasiss q Psae aod for aoedad par
Charles Briggs President r. sars
hs louisiana Masua Insurance Company osaaa who
ay hMon according 70 Aw depoae above
are nst and ths oo5a f
ths aad Company. CHARLES IN ICES Pr s,Jsn, "
II. p. JANVTER, SerTetsry.
svornio and uas day o sfeS isss
i. "a, G. v. J0NTE.
ssccnd Justice Of the psacs Parish of
The Board dividend OF eptv ma, cart
On me net earned pTemu ending iath sss
- ~ ".se ,ae 'as way 81 'une
Company continue against the psr OF the s .nd
myers and loss anddamAge by IRE. OF
ohceouihaast corner OF Camp and Watcher sresta
Charles BRIGGS President
u n ,.,yy,,ss, a, CARRIERE ,yics Prosidsnt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05

e - STATEloF LOUISIANA r, i
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
ss rsmsIos1e ths the Jups 1855 before me- the
ssa,ee q the Peace CITY mar
@ y AP bs sSs.
being duly according law po1e mud av at
books Of said Company. e''Ps Hotn Ihs
JOHN PEMBERToN, President.
a,no,. d. ..,.,.,, A. SCHROEDER Secretary,
Second JaEco Of the Peses for he Psrisb Of o,san,
The Board of Directors have declared dyss,a NJ
the earnsl rtpssnK in Ia ~ ~
endag Slat May 1856 for scrip ~ r. w
On and altar the let Of August, 1855 = - visa " "'a
JOHN PEMBERToN prssid.p.
N., ,,,,.o,, Io 90 ,e,x AsScHRElBER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS: -.ts -.2-5l
John pembarton B. o. yignnud, H. brand .
Logan Mcknight ID. Cuddy er wv, Vogsi, f. 'v
Q. sAiard, Pousn Vi .,osst
B. r. voorhae r. nIaapeIo - A'i'enne!ess,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05

On On vysa a no g,' ssep ,a, ee, 40
m, uss eeufs az pmtric' esblisa dana La
" sssr IN cOneI quasrs de taxes vile
deaH. Else ~ \ rive drgtie d assys MIasPpi
pa es, "a as psi
@ Sssss 9
ssss
= ss 81 paiss
asuys W az LA 'lse sur Ia ys dros dH
q ri Es
s p. + ,s. ass
Bpa ess ~ sss ~
slssisq. ssalis aars
los tsaafss al sss con-
! i,ss
spa~,. p, ss
si,.' ''' F''''' ssss.'''
" EMoVED-W. K. r. FRYER, INDIAN
aS ~ o ysg sfEE asss iss
81; it,.
psRs directions no" to use 'Spsy return Of Ha u
Nv oaos hours from S,closk A. NJ I'LL O'Clock p NJ
s.sgs,s 81 as, L ny psns.. ..s .sa-.,. IS
%ns e afsos sss.s
Lgas viii ~ $40 nar vaut
mar - $500
w Information 10 the Of ot can be had ON an
plirntior A w ~
nj JANIS s.IasEAux sssr....yn. Rest.
d hFFlCE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
NsrITupIONnAfc. No ar f.m, .,aa m
deF al of tbe isysnars az ish Nf.seh g gsSs $3.50 ~
Tic oce OF ,G ins,ts;on sI sa o,sn G IL. s.an, IA.
pots aysry mn,ning fro," ~ oE M
Saturday aveaipgs ram Ia X o,ciSes ' ~ e"'aee
Dsposs ofrJae poilay ava r,,sya,s will h. raeaiyoi
Ths e1poynsnt Of tus und strictly tiuad by ths a o
ofation % t6 n0bie i,shts ~ ~ ,ts atsa ~
tnna and Of sbs civ ~ Nav ORLEANS " 'As' VI ioa-
Loans np5n rodssas u and n,
limits ia asate
ofthe app rasd cash value 81 per eens
tsnn nad VI mo 81 Iba ,of
0eas uot eresedns Az ma, csn ~ H. yLst SsI new
AiInterss or Prosts fon, In aIos mani ~ ~
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u. P. IANyIER, Secretary. :
Now OrlsanF, March ~. 1855.

Frs, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL IN ANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, @. W
400
sSNDse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. ID. CLARK, Prsaidont,
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 4scamp at m sw 0rieans.
ahdegned are now prsParaa
sn0 and an
WIRE .stthseurrsn premium. 80
BENJAMIN FLOR hNLE Agent
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RI AD! r ma DIT!
Billiard Table Manufacture

FEslIE Undersigned informs property holders
anthe ppb ihaf s has added Mandatory Of Billiard
usps new pannK doyeanR mortng saving maehne BY
h ne ia enhhpd under works all
cors carpsnteT rk tanus of column
carpenters aud iraiaar's line ~ y ~ ~ ~ " =
Having large or sont
to tbs works ordered. f t''sS SA'''"
he hhnsafor this opportunity to a,pu,s oss
pefscns who mel hi steam nth,ns
aaet y, gas taken proper
paea. Esne ssgaiaso ANY
my III The hsiaf, - ~ 4As ''ANs' y
Iee aonya sdeu having been his establishment for the
nnippse eiaetsu the mauucture Tables the Under
h customers that he keeps herr ore And
eooha-tsaa huliard Tables, md hA
oes Nv 4fes - anu ~ eeeHs street
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY aIEplCISEs, which
offer 10 supply Dusg apd Dealers at Ptopeior
wholesale pricei. 9 .'l-a =
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DIR. SWAYNE,s
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

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Yioknt Caugh Bloody Erpecteeaiiol. etc. d.
8 MihHkia, CentsF Co.. Pa. Oct 1885,
not only take Pleasure
hn,S es, pAhieIy The Compound
OF Rad berry wsstaaa i
Ieesaa'p great waiting my he,h--a sym, tens Of
". sapt After roief
ana OF ihe Virtues SYRUP
and my sesi satisfaction and atlnhnent q ali
nsh pse "a y apPsre to
a. esshy and hhaa Some month"; elapsed
me disease Was e aressd and
iea' Il completely sradiea.ed from my syssyn,.
A Very respectfully. JACOB HAuS.
Witness BENZ Rsghara. '
The Wild Cherry Dr. swayns hpowu % have cara. n. no..
desperate Consumption ths y,rnfuys il y
worm Ailet. EhiltoAan, Mltop Pa. r.
sysuahs nedne prepared the ipu,o.
81 Dr. IA SwaSar
hislphiA, who
fiouss IN that city served ht pf q in ms
pn ete etc. and in those he ma
most amRss oppaFtueespf obtanng
hsit forms, Of ho,r t,ssssn, a. -
70 ask ios SwaSnss Compound Wild ia
eIgizn ana eny ssyeah stsss siia
dslpha. 's4p',
~ Fer sne al propfieior's prices by
esil J. @hl9hT Z CO.. Isl Chares al. New orls.ns
SUGAR PLANTAPi0N--For sale in Pointe
~ ceugse Parish, good Sugar Eate wi,h upward, a, bf
Nesree Stock, good productive ststs OF ea,issos ~,
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