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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19
DEATH OF SENATOR CLAYTON.

II is with profound regret, says the Ma
tional lntelligencer, that we have to an
nounce the death of the Hon. John NJ. Clay
ton, the veteran and distinguished Senator
Of the Uniisd States from the State Of Del
aware. A telegraPhic despatch informed us
yesterday that he died at Dover on Sunday
evening at o'clock. We were unpreparcd
for this melancholy event, as we had recent
ly understood from several friends who had
visited him that the illness Of the eminent
statesman had ceased TO wear q critical mp.
pearance, and his convalescence was conf
IDENTIFY anticipated. In intellectual power and
craftsmanship, Mr.. Clayton has left no supc-
rior in the exalted bod, of which he was so
long a conspicuous member; and in his de-
cease his immediate family and friends sns-
tain 0 loss not greater than that which 10 suf.
fered by the whole country. We shall wait
for more competent hands 10 commemorate
the public career and usefulness aud the per.
sonal virtues ofthe ,aneosed siats~msa.
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WARREN ID. WILKES.
ANDERSON, November 8, 1856.

HuNT's HOTEL, Columbia, November 4.
We have examined fully the accounts
of Maj. Warren d. Wilkes, as presented
by him, and are satisfied that he has dis
burscd the sums entrusted to his care
with proper discretion and judgment (;
that his character is indicated in his ex-
hibition from all injurious lmputations T;
and we accord him high credit for his in
dustry, energy and patriotism.
LEWIS NJ. AVER,
I. J, PICKENS,
r.. b. BOYLSTON,
JOHN T. SLOAN,
A. p. ALDRICH,
NJ. G. Nj. HAMMOND,
c. d. MELTON,
w. +. MlLEY,
CIV. A. GRAYDON,
SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
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THE SLAVE TRADE.

A proposition for reopening the Slave trade,
has of late been lengthily and ably discuss.
ed by the Charleston Standard. A year or
two ago the subject was introduced by that
Journal, and the proposition looked upon by
the thinking world as = novelty-a thin. too
fa!lacious to engage serious attention. Re-
Gently again, the Standard renews the sub
ject ; its leading topic has been an effort 10
Impress upon the minds Of the Southern
people, the policy and propriety of reopen.
ing the African Slave trade, as n means Of
conducting TO our interest and prosperity
His points are Iucidly set foth-cvincing
great reaaonins tact, and they are beginning
to excite no inconsiderablc share of public
attention.
Ills leading propositions are, first, that
Ivy an increase of population it will tend TO
restore that equilibrium between the North
and South, the necc ssity for which, was so
ably portrayed by the lamented Calhoun I;
that by Increasing our population We secure
an equality in the House of Representatives;
that by the same means we are enabled to
form new States, and thereby secure an
equality in the Senate that at present We
have not, really, the material wherewith to
form new States that the labor directed TO
the frontiers is q deprivation TO the centre,
and that ten fold the amount of labor that
is now applied to the various sections APP
pertaining to the South, might be made re-
munerativo by a proper system of culture
and management. That without resorting
to the slave trade, a dissolution of the Union
is inevitable, as we cannot successfully re-
sist the increasing encroachments of the
North without al equality in States and
population, that will give Us equal power in
the Halls Of our Federal Legislature. Ad-
ded to this, is the great moral and social adj
Vantage it wonld be TO the African hea:hen
ia transfer from tho dark regions of say.
sgs barbarity. to the lights Of civilized and
shristisn life.
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MURDERS AT ELEcTioSs.-We regret 10
find in the papers received last evening,
telegraphic account ef several murders
committed at the polls in New York and
Baltimore, on Tuesday last.
In New York, in the first and sixth
Wards, pistols and other weapons were
freely used, and several were killed and
wounded.
In Baltimore there was considerable
fighting and it is reported that six or sev.
en- were killed and about thirty wounded.
Carolina Times, 7h inst.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

NEGRO KnLED.-A Jury Of Inquest
was summoned ye*terIay, by order OF
Coroner DELAY, to attend at Hunters
branch, near Prospect Church, on Wrag.
lands Creek. for the purpose of enquiring
INTO the cause Of the death of n n,gro sup.
posed to Lave zen killed.
After a careful, and thorough cxamina-
ton of the case, the Jury unanimously
agreed to the following Verdict: That
the negro William came to his death by
Il wound from a shot gun in the hands Of
some person or persons to the Jurors I'm.
known, against tho peace and digity OF
the same State Aforesaid Camden
J,Hrnnl. I
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DrArm or Hon. SAMUEL HoAR-Ths
Hon. Samuel Hoxr died at Concord, Mas
sachusetts, on the I'd Instant. -
This gentleman Was the same ind'.'a-
ual Who made his appearance in Charles
ton some years since, by authority Of the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, to inst'tuta
suit in the Federal Court against this State,
in order to try the validity of her laws m
reference to the imprisonment OF coIored
soamen hailiug from Massachusetts,, but
very wisely, AFTER receiving timely warn
ing, left the city in order TO escape the in
dignation Of an outraged people.-Caro-
lana Timer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wr. VIM. Mcmillan offers for sale n
splendid small tract of land. Read his adj
ver!iscment.
Some additions are made to the list OF
sales, 10 be made by Sheriff sales day next.
Messrs. Robinson g. Crockett are now
receiving their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Goods. Their stock is larg" and complete:
give them n call.
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LACK OF MISIsrERs.-From an edito
rial la the Central Presbyterian we lean
that there are now thirty.fve Prcsby,eri
an churches in Virginia without pastors,
and a considerable number Of them with
large and influential congregations. able
and anxious TO procure thu services Of
ministers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

AcoUlrrAL--The case Of the State
against J. L. Buford, charged with steal
ing a negro Of James r. Gamble was
tried Yesterday. aud AFTER being argued
before the jury, by Ne. j. NJ. Rsilaad
and Mr.. ]. ii. Ron for defence, and Mr..
Dawkins State Solicitor on the prosecu-
ton, . verdict Of aequittsl wss rendered.
W;nnsSo~o Rsyisfss.
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From Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-AIvices from Kan.
sas L, the 2slh ult. state tIat ~ couven.
ton to nominate "a candidate for deles ate
to Congress, met AT Big Springs on that
day.
Nearly all the districts in the territory
were represented, and the Convention
was presided over by Judge Schuyler.
On the first ballot. Governor Reader re
ceived los, and Mr.. Barrett II vo,cs.-
Reader WAS then unanimously nominated.
The Convention appointed a COMMITTEES,
who reported that the election lie held 10y
circulating II protest against Whitfeld's
election, and recommending Reeder to Ie
the choice Of the people of Kansas,
a Canvassing Committee Of five was
appointed, and resolutions were passed
endorsing the political course Of Mr.. Rec.
der, AMI expressing n determination to
continue zealously and actively to sus.
tain Freedom in Kansas.
Another resolution censuring Governor
Geary WAS Indefinitely postponed.
The prisoners are Oh trial At Lecoinp.
IN.
Gsary is still in the Southern part Of
the territory making arrest.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

The ORIGISAL Samantha England,
in the year $50, commenced on Saturday
at 3 +. NJ, and lasted till daybreak on
Monday. In the reign Of James the l.,
l6O6. a fine Of one shilling WAS i'm
posed by act Of Parliament on every per.
son absent from church on Sunday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

From the last Patriot and Mouniainecr,
We learn that &. Z. Elford, Esq, has be-
come sole proprietor Of That journal, and Mr..
{. J. Elford, retiring, says that he sewers his
connection with it only in compliance with
more pressing and Legitimate engagements.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19
Boy KILLED.

PaLApELPHIA, Nov. 8.-Two lads by
the name Of Charles aud Irwin Smith,
found = revolver on Bnck Road, near
their fathers house, and then started into
q lane 10 fire at q mark Irwin cooked
The revolver, shen in al instant il explod.
ell entering the heart Of Charles, and kill
ing him instantly. The boys arc coesias.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19
From the South Carolinian.
A Card.

DIR. GIDDEs-DEAR SIR: In vimdica.
lion OF my character from ungenerous i'm
putations, request YOU TO publish the
following testimonial furnished me in Col
umbia by the honorable gentlemen who
composed the Board of Investigation, and
whose names are hereto duiy signed. Asst
is matter Of some consequence to myself,
hope that the papers of the State geue.
rally will copy this card.
With high regard, | am, sir, your obedi-
Ont.
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HoGs.-Louisville, Nov. l.-Packers
around the Falls have, up to this date.
arranged Tor about 100000 hogs. No
recent transactions have trsnspired. Feed.
ers in tue country hold at 1925 gross At
their own pens.
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, nov 10, 1856,

ANY unusual DEFICIENCIES tina, nav be ohs.rv.
cd IN this number of our paper, we hone
Will be excused by our patrons. A press of
job work on hand has engaged Il large share
OF our attention, and detracted from the usu.
al amount of!abor bestowed upon the paper.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

On SABBATH morning y. VI. Palmer ID. ID.
preached in the Presbyterian Church to n
large and highly interested audience from
Matt. l6-47. Of this sermon it is suffl-
cient to say that it was delivered as DIR. p.
alone can deliver n sermon. Communion
services were then conducted by hat great
est Roman Of them all. A. w. Liland ID. d.
We delight to hear him speak and are al
ways sorry when he concludes. J. II.
Thornwell, d. d. preached in the afternoon
10 n perfectly crowded and admiring audi.
ence. 1t was highly interesting to see the
degree Of excitement he kept up through
out his able, lucid and impressive discourse.
Such a feast Of good things, as were served
up this day is seldom enjoyed in a whole
life time. Long, long may il be remember
ed and enjoyed.
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R LOT OF HOGS.

A small drove of hogs, says the Spartan
burg Express ofthc 18th inst. numbering on.
ly 40 reached here one day last week. The
whole lot was purchased by DR.. Lamb at
5 Z cents, to be delivered at his residence in
the lower part of this District.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

MORE AID o GEN. WALKER.-Tbe
steamship Texas sailed from New York on
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 20, for San Juan,
Nicaragua, with about.four hundred pas
sengers, q large proportion OF whom are
destined for the ranks Of Walkers army.
IN view OF the flowery account recently
received from Nicaragua, the reinforce
ment is said to lie not so strong as might
have been looked for.
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Extensive Fire.

New foRK, Nov. 9.-In New York
city n destructive fire oeear0d last night.
H"viland, uarrall Il Risley, Druggists,
SO Warren street, (formidIy Maiden
LaHs.) and James McCreary's Dry Goods
store, on Warren street, destroyed. Loss
about 5000, 900,
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T ERMS
ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less one insertion,
81 or, it continued, 10 cents for the first in
scrtion, and 80 cents for each subsequent inscr-
ion. sS" See Fourth Page for deductions in
ror of standing advertisements
The number of Insertions mast be written OH
each advertisement. or they will be inserted til
ordered out and charged accordingly,
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A merchant Mill, on Fishing Creek, says
the York District Chronicle Of the l4th lust.
the property of Capt. j.. N. MeElwec, Jr.
WAS consumed by fire on Tuesday nigh.
last, with three horses. We have nothing
farther.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

BY appointment of Prcsbytcry, the Rev.
VIM. Banks, will hold Il n.mun.o in the
Pres byierian Church of this place on sab
bath ne xt, the % inst, meeting to begin on
Saturday at IL O'Clock 4. VI.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

MONUMENT TO WHIrrIELD.-The Gen.
eral Ass citation Of Congregational Minis
tiers Of New Hampshire, nj their late meet
ing in Exeter took measures to cree, a
monument to ti,s msmory Of Wlstfeld,
who, nearly ninety years ago, closed hia
earthly iabors by the preaching Of his las,
sermon III ,ha, W
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

MARYi.ASp.-lt is worthy Of note that
IN the only Southern StateSNvhich has
voted aga,ns, Buchanan, have there been
any votes given for Fremont. Two nun
dred and fourteen votes were given in
Baltimore for him. Charleston Courirr.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19
DISUNION.

HE Hon. r. Barnwcll Rhctt has address.
ed to Gov. Adams, n lengthy communication
through. the Charleston Mercury, which is
ultra disunionism throughout, and is charac-
tcristic of the man.
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The NICARAGUA FLAa.-k nov G. n
sis;s Of Two blue stripes with n white stripe
between them, the natter twice As wide rs
the former. In the lnidule Of the white
stiips is TO be n red star with five points,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

DrEL.-Richmond, Novembei, IA
duel took place near The city, this norm
i0s, between Mr.. Roger A. Pryor, and ID.
Fnney, State Senator from Accoinac
county. The latter was wounded Mt tho
hrs, fire, and the matter Was then adjus.
ed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

A correspondent Of the Charleston Mer.
curry nominatcs the Hon. II. Barnwell Rhe,t,
as n very fitting person to fill the Gubern
t0rial Chair Of this State at the next term.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

MouSrAISs on FIRE,-We learn ,ha,
the Mountains in the vicinity Of CuInber-
land We're all on fire ON Sunday night
las, They presented truly a grand spec
taeie with their long !iVid chests Of iigb',
reaching As it we're to the sky.
Whesiing, Va, Times.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

Messrs. Gilbert, Mcknight & Darr, late
proprictors of the Kings.rrc Star, have dis
solved coparincrship, and the paper hence.
forth will be conducted by J. f. Mcknight.
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ifnot irreparable. but it was known to be his
earnest desire to go, and the majority SEEM
ed to be in favor Of allowing him to sxsr,
else his pleasure. The question was put
on Friday evening. after imploring Divine
influence, by ayes and nays, and carried 10
the affirmative by 81 to 80. Thus has ter
minated a very important question, by which
4one Of the great and remarkable lights of
our State is to be pbseurcd and put out
Doubtless, all things.work together for good
and this bereavement of our State will be
made to promote the glory of the Most
High.
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Latest from Kansas

St. Lous, November l3.-We learn by
ad''ces from Lawrence To the 8 h, that
fifteen Of the Free %rufians that had been
acquitted on charges Of murder, DC, were
subsequently arrested under indictments
for rohbing post Offices. Their party are
paeparing TO contest the election Of WHIr.
YIELD.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-19

That man only is truly brave, whofsars
nothing 3 much as committing a,aeanI
action aud undauntedly fuj6Ils hix
whatever be the dangers which impede
bic way
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THE RESULT

The following is sufficiently reliable to
be regarded as the result of the Presidential
contest
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Later from California.

New York, Nov. l3.-The California
mail steamer from AspinwaIl with dates
Of Sd instant, arrived ut New York to.
day.
The Brolerick Democrats had been
successful in San Francisco county in The
primary elections
The Republicans had adopted the peo.
pies nominees in the same county.
England has suspended Diplomatic
Relations with New Grenada aud ordered
her fleet to enforce the payment Of the
Mcintosh claim.
An unsuccessful attempt had been
inside TO Revolutionise Sonora.
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THE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA Nov. II.
We have no change 10 make In our l..t
10 to lltc.
Nxw Yogx. Nov. IS.
Only n moderate busiaexs was done in
Cotton to-day, at a decline oft cent DER ID.
The decline has been caused BY the -iasrsas-
ed receipts nj the South. The salsa fnas IN
500 bales.
C~nAsLEsrex, Nov. Il.
COfTON.--The transactions to.dav
reached upwards Of 1900 bales. Tn. mar.
kes Was certsh'iy week, bus no positive ds,
cline showed itself. The sales nav be elias,
sed as follows. viz l67 bales at In : : D
at III; toattit; TAO at ia 1853 a, ilA
add sss bales nj life.
New ORIxAss, Nov. 81.
The day Q tfaHszctions In Cotton embrace
1900 bales, at easier rates, bot without acts.
al change IN quotssions-Aiddling Iffau
T. Flour firm al %. freighs- are soma.
what easier. London Htesitne e.
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Important Information from Mr.. Dal.

New YORK. Nov, l2.-Priva,s letters
have been received from Mr.. Dallas, Min.
ister TO England, conveying important in.
formation, and stating that he has negoti.
a,ed n treaty with England. covering all
questions in dispute between Great Bri.
nin aud the United States,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21
gEGARS.

CEGARs.--CAsH PURCHASERS or sR0ARs CAD
- procure hargans from stock Of million mpote
havana domsvHs and German Sugars Operas low ~ %
Novmas - 30 and upwaxdA y. BCash sdvADcsd upsn
Gnxs, In bond or otherwise.
o. CHEKS, No. q Broadway. up statry :
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\ SECOND CABIN PASSAGE rICKEr TO LIVERPOOL.
for the 2oh for pse cheap The PROPRIETOR the
ssme rs cher red his mind shout gnin lnqle n Dvi
kop stffet, 10 The styt.
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MEDICAL.

hoY. ms .nsi1 NJ and &c
1 spRs 90
s:5ss e; GLASS . Il
most advsnceS and Distressing .ssSs. csou gan
tases Ia addition cs very extensive practice oh' u4s
sa s ssss ssR Ss oSsas1 om 3 hss
.Ss fAsIs ASD ISaPo HaDISs:
e :s:ss $. 8 % ,sSs
s g f. R &c sss sSsu e.
E Es Sn ssa :asr Sss e Ss
De. enc Ply,sos ~
suited = hls pa ence where he hss a. o. asne,
Ssa man X Ss 1sss eas
refer Is hsrstoiore Chsrses iuoScesa Ia q sH cssss
cure guaranteed Caution MY fstusay Hntts IA drop,
only bs hsd shove Price d. Gan And sst as Monte
~ unrvalled sure cure q certain Diseases
quick and complete The afflicted rho would obtain
hundreds monthly Once arranged % At pstans % not
i "svs hours ONES @ sss ss
MO oUACKEKY-DR. oOOPKRs "a DUANE sFRM !
IN lnsy be consasd with conndsnssoA dassSs Tvsnty+
ss:1. O." e ,s:s sSs 81 e %
have been teceved by nedoA mpostesa ean EN- on Dr. C.
with the certainty Of ere Hs medcnsa sfih ana can bS
taken without The loast fe a rsaraAnk ChAreos modere
OLD DE. UORBrTr rs CoNstLfFD PRTvAYRLY. Az
~ his oce nhda&h street. nearly opposite Hnnds srea
e; sof fourth door ou Fulton s'rsst sFoo'n. ko@
DRIvATE OONeULrATTONs-DR. WAr0OH CO1
nues hts practice 10 one GLASS Il disease "A which = -
xeAted than twenty houaAnd without -
q failure The remedies are mild and do not kssp q patent
nom business him 10 detection vhii n. nns.t 80
cent Gases there cure In twenty ho~ra Dr. Wsisc,
desires W stale that many have been desaved he ~
pYomsees OF csrasn charlsans and Injured nv dsr
patients respectfully invited TO IN De ara psce
here Ia no charge for consultations.
WILLIAM WATSON, n n.
Cause and Cure numeroua plates, 81 once cn wans.
street fou,'h door west Of Broadway. " w "HhoS
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LNOR NEW GRANADA, VIA KINGSTON yAMAICAs--
fhs Steamship OSP REY Will sail DIE 9Th a April For
passage apply NM. ROLIO CO., No q William street.
For freight apply 70 MOeQUHRA CO., No. ~ Broadway.
DNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNrrED STATES
IN Mall Line Tho and elegant steamer AUGUSTA,
Captain Thomas Lyon. viii leave on March r. from
pier North O'Clock p. M Bulls OF adng signed
on board For freight or page .ppy 3 T. MTCHiLL.
York 10 Jacksonvle xst PilAtka. @ Large and
Savannah for FLORIDA three times week.
Saturdaye
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NOR CHARLESTON AND FEURIDA-SEMi WEEKLY
u. g. mail line The new, beautiful and fast going
ship JAMES ADam. $. @; Turner, ;omMsnaer. will leave
p NJ precselv For freight apply on board where all bills
Of sdpg VII be signed and Tor gassase a. The QUE Oh sp0F
$26. The Souberner Will succeed and leave on "wednesday,
March & The ayorte steAmer Carolina makes regular trips
Meeting with the steamers from New York and leaving
Cbsrlevton every Tuesday at ock r. NJ Through ucke
g ia .becEyille. l3li W Pllstka, G9S,
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COAL OIL.

II KEROSENE, or COAL OH.
NOT KxPLO0rvR.
GHCURED By PATKNA
RstAn price, o9e dollar Per gallon.
The varioua patented lamps 70 be found ~ he gore Of ~
undersigned are recommended - he bet adapted 70 the
sut.r Qualities Of he sach lay giving hg squal i've
Eix footyas burneu.A1 g u e.7a-
CAmphene lamps eon be used Tor burning a oil, ~ adapt
ing the Keros chimney. r. 4 g. =. - :
6yiyc Oh amps be used by cutting Of the bos Of ~
In holder bring he surface Of Ne wisk eve
with the tin tube that surrounds the wick,
The usual discount 70 Wholesale doGlxA.
rT NJ lAUS1NNA.
Assnts Of he Kerosene on Company No. 81 Beaver ~ ny
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U,ENANTe, REGISTER.--A RARE CHANCE-rHE GOOD
will and furniture Of long established lades' boarding
house N offered for sale on favorsbe terms II well
who commend from $500 70 $780, may fortune by
On lnvcsmsu, IN ne above Rent quite bow. Forparnnan
address WET SIDE, broadway Pest oHloV 80