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LAND 60 GOODS
FOR SALE!
TuE undersigned wishing to pay his debts
Il and change his business. offers for Sale his
Home Place, known ns
" rr1s sb u rig.
eleven miles below Abbevillc c. H., OH the old
Stage Road to Augusta, containing FIFTY
EIGHT ACRES. On it isa
GooI Dwelling and Store House,
irst-rate Stables and other necessary out-build-
ings. For Selling Goods, it is one OF The best
Stands in tho District.
Also-My Rohey Tract,
containing SIXTY ACRES, one mile East of
Harrisburg. On it is large and good
Err m o d DIV e11ing House,
a fine Young Orchard Of various kinds Of Fruit.
will sell the above Tracts of Land together
or separately, to suit purchasers.
Also. my entire
Stock OF %oods.
Consisting Of almost everything usually kept
III Country Store. fresh aud new, for Cash or
Cash Note. D. W. c. TILIOTSOE.
Harrisburg, s. c.. June 70, 1856. l0-6m
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10000 Tickets! 151s5 Prizes,

TO- 1875 Prizes amounting to-. ..........S .S20i, 900
The 5000 prizes of 50 are determined by the
number which draws the $4,000 prize-if that
number should he al odd number, then every
odd number ticket in the scheme will be entitled
to So; if an even number, then every even
number ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to
s. i'll addition to any other prize which Tho ticket
may draw.
All those tickets ending with o, g i, 6, 6, are
even-all those ending with l, 3, o, Z, 8, are
odd.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pa va.
bio in full without deduction.
All prizes of one thousand dollars and under
paid Immediately after the drawing; other prizes
at the usual time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers
Immediately after the drawing.
The plan of drawing the Lottery will be sent
with nIl Tickets ordered
Whole Tickets, SI0-1IaIvcs, S5-Quurters,
$3.50.
Prize Tickets cashcd or renewed in other tick
els ut either office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBs!.
AS onc-half of the Tickets ARE guaranteed to
draw 50, we will sell Certificates of Packages of
10 Tickets Todd and even numbers,) ut the fol.
lowing rates. All thnt the 10 Tickets draw over
the amount guaranteed, accrues to the purchuser
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $40
10 Half 30
10 Quarter IL
Address orders for Tickets, 1. C4T;:icates Of
Packages of Tickets, either TO
S. SWAN IL Co, Atlanta, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Aug. 81, 1856. 10 St
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT,
Im Equity. -

". ~ : ss Bill for 1ejunesion, S, ID. ) 3
VIM. 8. Ansiey; sk d. 49, 49,
pURSUANT to the order of Court; xivss.
Il notice to all persons. g who are legal asSd.,.
itors of VIM. 8. Ansley individually, and Who aISs
willing TO come in aud contribute to the eosssof
claims before me Within three Iaonths ffosa
tho publication hersofo 80
WIN. H. PARKER q. 3. i. :.
Commissioners Ofice,1 2 d. Z q ~ ~ z,
July 2, 1856. IL ~ ~ fsn, 49,,
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LAND FOR SALE,

LANE FUR SALE.
6IA THE subscriber offers for sale his o.,
ElA PLANTATION, lying on Twenty SSiii
three Mile Creek, four miles South caa, of Pen
dleton, ten miles north Of Anderson, and two
miles from the line OF the Blue Ridge Railroad
which is
Good Bottom Land,
and Two Hundred Acres of good WOOD LAND,
Upon the place is good Two-story DWELL.
In, ING HOUSE, with all necessary Out-buildings.
There are
several Fine Springs
upon the Tract, aifording all abundant supply
Of delicious water.
=. Any person desiring 10 purchase, would do
well to give him a Gull, as he is determined to
sell For terms, &c, apply to Mr. Thomas Ham
lltoh upon the premises, or to the undersigned
ut his residence, one and half miles from the
place. j. B. BLACK.
August l3, 1856. II At
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Medical Card,
WAGONS FOR SALE.

FHHE Subscriber will nave Wag- H=R =
l. ons put up-Four Two and IsS::SGg44y
One-horse Wagons. with Iron Axle. NSA2~Gl
trees if .cecnirre! >.and seIl them nt first cost
Tho wood work is well put up and we'll ironed.
Any person wishing to purchase can have Wug
ons at short notice l have OH hand several
ready finishcd-one Four-horsc, light, three Two
horse and two One-horse Wagons OH hand.
l live ive miles south Of Greenvillc Court
4Iouse WILLISS BENSON.
August 90 1856 lS IL
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MONEY WANTED,
BUYERS,
TAKE NOTICE.!

LAND BUYER8,
TAKE NOTICE.!
H:Hf THE subscriber being dcsirous ofGS:A
ELI. removing his farming interest to a. Esil
Western State. would say to any one wishing TO
purchase Land in this country, that the Lands
are for sale. His lands consists of two tracts.
One known as the Peach Hill tract, ON which,
he resides, lying i'll Newberry District four miles
from Chappell's Depot, G. IS G.. II. r., and two
miles from the Island Ford, on Saluda River,
adjoining lands of Rev. J. C. Vaughan, Daniel
Rudd, Foster Wells, Elihu Payne and others,
containing
sea Acres.
On this tract is comfortable Dwelling House,
Negro Houses, Gin House, Screw, aud other
conveniences for the farmer the place is well
watered, and at least one-half in natural forest,
Or in one or two years New Ground.
ALSO
One other tract containing $50 A crcs, "
ing in Laurens District, Consisting of what IL
known as the Stewart, Todd and Snow tracts of
land,) all in one body, upon which there are no
improvements. One-half in forest, the balance
in pine old fields, which has not been cultivated
for many years. This lind adoins lands of the
said Vaughan, Rudd, the estate Of Charles Eyer.
ton and others. These lands lie almost con,igu-
ous to one another, and can be easily cultivated
from the home place. will sell both together
or will sell either separate. The land is we'll
adapted to the growth Of corn, cotton, grain, &C.
1t is remarkable for it's healthy location and for
the best of water, as there three or four good
Springs at convenient distance from the dwell
ing. Those desirous Of purchasing, would do
well to call and see for themselves, as 1 am de-
termined to 60. will take pleasure in showing
the lands to any one, and will make terms easy
DRURY v. SCURRY.
August 13, 1855. II At
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Ih Equity.
Z. W. Catwisle,
Green Rlantou, Jere- Bill Of int.rple.d.,.
minh Overly and
others.
appearing to my sntisfacton that Green
IL Blanton and his two children, (names nm.
known, Jeremiah OVERLY and William Rebecea
OVERLY, parties defendants to the above stated
Bill, reside beyond the limits Of this State. on
motion Of Noble, Compliments Solicitor, it iaa
ttvso children, Jeremiah overly and William Re-
becca OVERLY "do interplead and adjust thor
several claims, demands and rights between them
selves as prayed for in said Bill" within three
months from the publication hereof
W: II. PARKER, c. y. A.p,
Commissioners Office, :"
snns go, 1856. 10 sm
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Z a NJ - (!
400. 600, OR 1000 ACRES !!
For Spectators or Planters!
ffE!sf WE will sell on terms reasonable, -
aM The Barnes Mill Plantation.
(and Mills II desired, situated eight miles west
Of Abbeville G. II. On Calh3un's Creek
Those wishing to purchase, by. applying 10 mo
Of rJ.IssBARNES at AbbeSille, viii bs shown
cerning It between this and tho Ist October.
81 C. v. BARNES, Sen'r,
Iowndesyille, 3. C.
July 8, 1856. H. ..esSs.,'; To
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LAND FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

wv ILL be sold to the highest bidder OF Sale
w Day in October unless previously dis
posed Of my Truct of LAND, 9 miles from tho
Village OF Abhev,lle, and situated OH the roud
leading from that place to Cambridge, containing
l7S -A @ re -.
This Land is we'll improved and in good repair,
and supplied with most excellent water Persons
wishing such Land, would tio we'll To give rno u
call JAS T. MARTIN.
August Is 1856 lS tds
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SC0TT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL
Ratantad MAJ LIZ 1oEA

oOo1 % LII l. LIZ UlANl
CORN AND COB MILL,
Patented May 16, 1854.
INIE attention of Planters. Farmers, and
i Stock feeders in general. are respectfully
called to this Mill the most Important article
OF the kind now i'll use; not only well adapted
Tor grinding Cob Meal for Stock but Grits or
line iiominy for the table, and especially Bread
Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry in the
In setting this Mill no Mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring 10 be fastened to
floor or platform. Easily-ndillsted and used by
ANYBODY, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums at the late Agricultural Fairs of Mis-
Souri, Kentucky, Maryland, and other States
and that i'll the most complimentary manner; as
well as tho most ready commentators from the
thousands witnessing its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi-
tive manner against defects or breakagc, when
properly used and No. , warranted to grind
l0 bushels of feed per hour with one horse aud
offered at the low price of 1855. all complete for
attaching the team; No. 3, at sos, crintls Is
bushels per hour, with one horse; No. i, Mt s75,
grInds 20 bushels per hour with two horses
The above Mills may be found at the
Agency for the Manufacturers ut AbbeviIle Court
House HENRY 6 KErR Aoo,,
June q, 1856. 2 IF
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G ORGIA LOTTERY,

6 e o r GIA LOT TER Y
authorized Gg the State of Georgia.
PRIZES GUARANTEED!
Fort Gaines Academy LOtteryl
CLASS 10.
TO be drawn in tho City of Atlanta, Georgia,
Il in public, OH Saturday, September 81,
1856, OIL the Havana Plan.
Purchasers in buying one odd number and
one even number whole ticket are guaranteed to
draw 50. Halves and Quarter Tickets in pro-
portion, with chances Of obtaining the larger
prizes, which are hundred per cent. better for
the purchaser than any other Lottery in exis-
tence.
SAM'L SWAN & CO., Managers.
PRIZES amounting to S2O4. 900 will be dis.
tribnted according to the following brilliant
Srhpnpl
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JUST RECEIVED.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL,
r. SWAEFEID &. co

n. SWAEE1E;LD g. GO.
MOULD respectfully inform their numerous
" patrons, and all those who are admirers
OF Dress and Fashion, that they have lust re-
ceiyed, and now offer for sale Large Invoices
OF the most desirable Patterns, (Plan and Fancy)
&ont.'s ana Boys,
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Together with general assortment of Cent?
Neck I, Ties, White and Figured Silk Cravats,
Black and Fancy Bcauforts, Black and White
Byron Tubes. Spotted and Fancy Checked Napo-
Icons, Silk aud Satin Napoleons, improved, Black
Albert and Fancy Sardinian Ties, Silk and Lnon
Pocket kerchiefs, China Cord Pocket KercbieCs
Silk and Merino Drawers and Undershrts. Silk
and Satin Scarfs, Shirts Collars and Hosiery.
Sevastopol and Vienna Gloves. White aud Col,
ored Tuffetu with every description of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Hats.
Also
Constantly on hand, Trunks, Carpe. Bags. Hand
Falises, Ladies' Travelling Boxes, &c, all
Of which will be sold
At Our Usual Low Prices,
eB Having made arrangements to enlarge our
business the present year, we trust that by more
particular attention to the calls and wants of our
many friends, we may render ourselves worthy
n continuance OF their patronage and tho conf
dencc they have heretofore reposed in us.
n. Ii. All Goods are warranted to answer in
every respect, the representation made ut tho
time Of SALE
OUR MOTTO IS
"Quick Sales and Small Profits for Cash."
Il. swAfriELp ~. II. swArFIELp.. w. l.. FISH,
No. 8 Granite Range, Columbia, 8. c.
June 3, 1856. Z lv
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u The friends of Maj. II. A. GRIFFIN re-
spectini'y announce him a Candidate for the
Legislature at the ensuing election.
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EB- The friends of THOS. THOMSON, ESQ,
announce him Candidate for reelection TO the
Legslat,re
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SELLING OFF AT PROFIT!
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES
And Provisions for Sale!
AT ABBEvILLE COURT HOUSE.
80. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME!
lFHE subscriber being determined to raise
Il large amount of money, offers his Goods,
for the next sixty days, at u reasonable Profit
1t is 10 be hoped that persons in want of any
thing i'll his line,t will avail themselves of this
opportunity. The, general rule is to sell out at
cost but the programme having been changed
80 suit the present Arrangement, it will be OBJ
s.ryed accordingly. Iiis object in making this
offer IL preparatory 10 Fan entirely new arrange
anent for the Fall Trade. by which persona will
be able K. get Goods only for the Cash. Long
experience has satisfied the subscriber that this
arrangement will be most advantageous to all
parties, except those who never intend to pay,
and 1t is for the special benefit of this class that
the rule will be adopted.
His Stock consists in part Of the following. viz:
40 =Hhds BACON SIDES;
"a do Cuba MOLASSES;
Z tl0kido Louisiana SUGARS;
- 20 Bags Rio COFFEE;
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS:
Powder, Shot, Lead and Gun Wadding;
"a few cheap Double Barrel Shot Guns:
Blacksmith Tools, Iron and Nails;
::sf.t9W !: hitei Lead, Green and Yellow do. ground
I, In oil ;;:s2: S.
Rio Hondo and other brands Cigars.
Agricultural Implements.
..**' Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters;
Bagging, Bale Rope and Twine;
iiemlock, Upper and Harness Leather;
a large lot Of Hollow Ware;
b Burning Fluid and Spirits Turpentine:
White Wine and Cider vinegar:
TrAoe, Log aud Fifth Chains: go
- a4slurge Stock OF Wines and LIQUORS offered
st low prices, as he fis determined to quit This
s. part q the trade; and great many other ar
s ticles unnecessary to mention. Goods have ad-
Svanced naidarably since these purchases were
saAdsss and hegis thus enabled to compete with
~ tnAiketin price az well quality and quan.
v ny md hs hopes that a hungry, needy public
9 wi make haste 70 buy out everything he has on
8 .sad An lio Of which is respectfully submitted
s -. No. Brick Range.
EATEs OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ss.S b5f0;lis Difstriiet. Citation.
yRILLIAM Hill ordinary, of .Abbe..
Eills5 llI ltssri ~ s..
sssIlsS !, sI
3 Anfll asdgdi6f md fightssId
lsassS e0f t1s District
s6slsfat md aah,onish iii III
9s kis ssna ditcts cf HE
sst |s stSss psssss aas = 8 s.. s.
s|5 'ssy e 81 1!A e asl 81 g III ~.
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IO be drawn September l5th 1856, at Con.
perintendencc Of Col. leo. NJ. Logan and Jas. A.
Nisbet, Esq
Patrons will please examine this Scheme care
fully-compare it with any other, and if it is
not the best ever offered, and the chances TO OBJ
tain Capitals far better, don't purchase Tickests
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&: ~ The friends Of LUCIEN H. LOMAX.
Esq, respectfully announce him 40 a Candidate
for ihe next Legislature.
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sY The friends Of JAMES A. NORWOOD,
Esq, respectfully announce him Candidate to
represent this District in the ensuing Legisla-
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81 10 the Voters Of Abbeville District:
A few Of the friends and neighbos Of Col
A. M. SMITH, announce him a Candidate to
represent the Districtin the ensuing Legislature.
4, May B, 1856.
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EB- The friends OF Gen. S. MCGOWAN an
nounce him Candidate for reelection to the
LEGISLATURE.
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G A N DID ES.

eB- The friends of Dr. JOHN w. HEARST
respectfully announce him Candidate for SEN
ator. mt tile ensuing election.
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TT Atfew OF the. friends Of @. p. DupRE
tilaannounce him 8. Candidate for Sheriff at the
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e~ The friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Esq
announce him as a Candidate for reelection to
the Legislature at the ensuing election.
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EB The friends Of H. A JONES, ESQ.,, re-.
specially announce him a Candidate for the
Lee,slature at the ensuing election.
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. tB The friends of J. X. VANCE, respect.
fully announce him as Candidate for the Leg.
islature at the ensuing election.
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81 Tho numerous friends Of Col. r. J. ROB
EkIS respectfully announce him Candidate
Tor Sheriff at the next election. X IL, -
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S.g 6.5 The friend dsof JOHN r. WILSON. ra.
specially annopnes him ~ d candidate for Tx
gclisctof ssf At6syillS District st tts ensuing
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Fillmore lii Georgia.

But short time since and twas generally conced
cd that the dsa1ecton and assertions were 50 great
in Georgiathat Mr.. Fillmore had no chance y Of
carrying the State There has recently taken place
in that State reaction as marked and as wonderful
as sany in the history of the country. Wherever
meetings have been held they have been largely and
enthusiastically attended, and strong undercurrent
Of devotion to the cause Of the Model President has
been made apparent. Georgia appears disposed to
throw off the hallucination that had temporarily OBJ.
seured her political vision She has opened her eyes
and looked about her and after calm survey OF the
political horizon, has come to the conclusion that
Willard Fillmore is now as fully entitled to her conf
dence and support as in times past III referring to
the awakened enthusiasm for Fillmore, the Augusta
Chronicle says:
Everything tends tends to convince that Fillmore
will carry Georgia bya sweeping majority, II his
friends but do their duty. The enthusiasm with which
his name is welcomed on all sides would be alone
guarantee Of success but we have other proofs of his
4 increasing popularity. Men who have stood aloof
from the political organizations of the day are com,
ing forward all sides to record their confidence fol
/ him. The young who are eager to enter the arena
take pride in becoming the supporters Of one whose
name is d sound Of welcome to their ears The large
body Of men who recognize in Mr. Fillmore the great
4 exponent of American sentiment, and who remember
with gratitude the patriotism and sound craftsmanship
he revealed on every occasion duling his Presidency
are happy in welcoming SO many new recruits to BIZ
/, standard, The personal unpopularity OF his Demo
cratic rival his cold Northern disposition, and hi
time-selying, unmany career, are also causes whlc
!, naturally strengthen Mr. Fillmore in the South Be
tween the patriot and statesman, and the poitcla
and trickster, what warmheartcd man can hesitate
4 making a choice
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l,EiIl EGR Pied 70 THE CREsC ENT
c 8, e s'rocKroN's WITHDRAWAL
n IBY THE SOUTHERN AID NATIONAL, N LINES rs

@ tBy THE SOUTHERN NATION l.lNhs'l s$Rf5
NEW YORK, July 25.-C Commodore Stockton mas
withdrawn from the presidential contest u iaVor y
Willard Fillmore. 5559
New york wings
INV YORK. July 25--The Wing State Central
INA called d convention for the purpose
If eIecting delegates to the National Wing Conyen.
/ lion at Baltimore. 8
Kansas Affairs III
~ IorIs. July "a III. Lane has crossed into
S,nsas With six hundred armed men. II is reported
tbat another would attempt TO force ts way
+ up the Missouri. !,
Gen. Harvey and Co. Baker are at LeavenWoft' Z
-sss8 1.5 washington Affairs
" .surSGroS. July 25--The Senate passed abll
providing for the prepay nent Of postage on al PRINT
l cd matter. I'll }8 8s @4
Nrr. Rurljnranle has arrived, and has heenh to
mil II the sum Of 5 900 to keep the peace Camp
/ bell, Of Ohio, is his surety.
Brooks has gone to the Virginia Springs. i5. 0
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, July 26,-Flour is firm Southern
~ 50 to 50. Mess Pork $40 SO. Whisky, 37ac.
i C1Se1sNATI, July 26.-4Flour, IS soto Sc. Whisky
25a. Sugar 81 to loo. Coffee, III. Molasses, 47c
4 lard Oil firm at SIC.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, July 2s.-The river is falling slowly
4 With only two feet eight inches in the canal
Z From yesterday Evening Picayune we copy tn
4 n, Waaner Pardoned, .s
a New York, July 26.--The President has accorde
4 d free pardon to Wagner, who was convicted shol
time since Of breach Of the neutrality laws Of tn
country by enticing men to leave for the purpose
Joining the Allied Army in the Crimea
4 Steamboat Boiler Explosion--Loss Of Life.
n NEW YoRk July IS. The steamer Empire Stat:
II ploded her boiler on Saturday evening. SIEVE
!, persons we're killed by the occurrence and httee
= others scalded-some Of them very badly.
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VI 5s a5i## ~ u n III III: En-. N
he Crescent viii served 70
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q yeaF. iii advance and 81 'lss
same fases, u ID cents % the
asasert ssens PEI y
iii every sabasg Insert ~ esnss, FL,
iii the second "
insertion. III as "a q, e,
square for every ingasssotl. III #S8
not snarked one month"; ~
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ss4ie VII % alnl afe & ~
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bs made to regular
THE DAfIH GTsEs SCEsNrT
renders desirable medns fef aaSe
4s u II crcnlaes largel teasn's
sny hundreds III homes early epr ana psane .et
bsfore the sprrSac, of
for family nse may d. ils
nalnmfiss3 ~ . a N, VI ~ e,
j, ff d yp ID ID Is IsT RE = !, - = y
syars Monday morning n s. year Invariably ip
Having in l.ou
lfasa sississippi iabaraa Texas ans ohel
nrsssnts mode to Of making
mai wares and oddities known. ~
Bsrtsd Ill per sas:are. each faFey
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Ra.pf. .WOhY's
MAN FLY PAP e R.

GER MAN FLY PA p e R.
For the sure and certain destruction Of
FLIES, REACHES, ANTS. BUGS, MOSQUITOES, ETC.
This valuable article is offered to the public
DEADLY POISON
for the named pests all 0USEkEEPERS AND FA-
MILES,
1t perfectly simple and SAFE yet and certain in its
tion There likewise danger be apprehended from the
insects poisoning anything they may in contact WITH after
leaving paper and it possesses great advantage over all
other poisons being liable 10 be Mistaken thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which of almost daily occur
renee.
1t can be hung the walls OF the room, or in the window
out of the reach of cdreAhough little fear need be appre
hended of its innring tIem.
For sale, by the quire or sngleshect by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charires street
where full directions viii be given iy7 2pm
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Il The APpA1Rs OF THE TRANSIT CoMpASY,--The
report Of the commssj appointed by the Walker
Riyas Government Of Nicaragua, to examine and re-
port as to the Indebtedness Of the Accessory Transit
Company to that Repubic has been published. The
property Of the company seized is valued at $16l,
l29 05, andth commissioners report that the Com
pany owes the Government of Nicaragua s4l2,-
$50 9s, leaving the Company still indebted to the
Government in the sum of s25l AGO 81.